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THE MAt’ON DAILY TELE&RAPH AND MESSENGER! SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1873. the city. *AH’K1»AY MoKNING. SF.PT. 5'. I" £•,, >kk ha* An an. ti ulvcrtiaeincnt. \L v\' k llurr and family I**ft. last nitfht r Lwi*ville. The Mayer will befiLacnt l. *ut a w»«ck. Mb. J. L. Shea, who baa btvn in New ’ >r k for a couple of mouth*. return***! t/> city Lu*t niifht. Mb. Sol. Waxei.bauk left Liat ni^ht ■r New York, to purchase hin second * k of full and winter ftocvU. OI TR \(. l Trirtf an Mr. E. Wuciunp, of Winsbip & Calla way, return***! last ni^ht after a four month*' jaunt through Europe. Mr. S. T. Golem ak, of K/>ha A Coleman ret .mod lout nitfhtfrom New York, when he has l*vn ransacking the New York market** to increase their already mens*.* 8t/*:k of goods. From Drown A Co. we have r*.*e* ivod a copy *>f the Octol>er number of Lesli lowly’s Book, 0X10 of tho mCMt showy as well as«»no of tho handsomest and most romiablo ladios* magarin* '- printed in the country. I.v about .» wook the Macon Volunteer* will mako their appearance in a hand some fatigue uniform, made by Messrs. Dcvelin & Co., New York. The company received information yesterday that the uniforms were about ready to be shipped. Personal. Tho American Rogisttfr, published at Paris, under date of August 30th, notices tho surrivnl, in that city, among other Btfltimor**aus, of Mr. and,Mrs. A. W. Machen, in whom Macon has some inter- ox t, :»« Mrs. M. was Miss Minnie Gresham, daughter of lion. John J. Gresham, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. M. were stopping at the Hotel do l'Amironto. Married. On Thursday, the 4th of September, Mr. P. C. Conley, of 3Iobilo, Ala., was married to Miss Mary E. Carnes, of Mem phis, Tonn. Tho ceremony took place in St. George's Church, St. Catharine's, Can- a*la, IJev. T. T. Bobards officiating. The lirido is a sister of Captain W. W. Carnes, of this city. She is well known and highly os toe mod by a largo circle of friend* hero. The Weather. For two days past tho weather has pre sented an equinoctial aspect. Though there has been no wind there has been a continuous rain, commencing Wednesday ni'dit and continuing almost without in termission up to nearly sunset yesterday. Tho ground is thoroughly aoakod, and popular opinion is we have had enough rain for oil pressing necessities. *Just before sundown the clouds lifted in tho west and let in tho sun for a few min utoi, to mako thing.%look cheerfuL vorld Anoi lir r ft nuke. county haying beaten the lightning, is now endeavor ing to show what she can do in the snak line. A Jones county man, a day or two ago, killed a rattlesnake which meas ured six feet and a half long and nine inches in circumference. Its tail was decorated with fourteen rattles. By its side was a litter of fourteen young rattle snakes, six of which tho gentleman sue* eroded in killing, tho remainder escaped Those killed averaged 18 inches long. The Kerrs. Amo* Bon ionrlrtrd. Sunday afternoon, .l- wo_- report *-l in the TKLE.iRAm and Messenger of Tues day, a negro man nailed Amos Bora, made a brutal attempt to outrage the person of a colored girl ten or twelve years old, named Jeanette Glo^ter. Ho had partially acer mplishod his purpose when he wm assaulted h® the girl's mother and made to desist. Fearing arrest, the negro left tb*- city. A warrant was issued for his arrest and placed in the hands of the sheriff, Mr. Goo. F. Cherry. A few days ago it was ascertained that the fugitive was in Co lnmbtM, and Mr. Cherry at on* v went and arrested him, returning to Mac* with the prisoner Thursday evenin Yesterday afternoon the prisoner READING NOTICES, Financial and Commercial 1 WANTED IMMEDIATELY. • - *. —* <d anti i Tklegsjlpii . I secured if y r »r. stomach Krrrrn I.atx than !fim. —H your teeth aw a-.A:r. and you lun not yet tried Ihe "Sosndwit" 1 ns a prv*emOit e. try it now. Abeudon all otfaer Dcntnikes and rive it a tir chance f it is gaurau- teed to be a* harm!*-’* as water. Cotton. The narXet to-day u unchanged, tboegh p haps a little weaker. Wo qaote low middlings and middling** 161. Good styles of all pk fn*n rood ordinary up are in taralerafo request: hut it is ahnost impassible to work off po Disease Recol!« tetter’s Stomach Bitv* from the tftfsp that Ii&j regulated by a < «crv» * f all v* r-table dixi.v. Hoe a Such. at least. the of brought )*jforc Judge Wocnu for pwlim- inary examination. The teatimony three witnesses, ir.cln iini: the gUL was moft direct and conclusive, establishinj beyond nil doubt, the guilt of the pris oner. Tho girl was passing the house Bone, on the way to a well for some ter, and Bone decoyed her into the house, threw her on tho bed and ravished her. Tho cries of the girl attracted the atu tion of a colored woman who was near hand, who notified the girl's mother what was going on. The mother w, to thchonsc, broke the door open and en tend to find tho fellow in the very act outraging the child. Sunday nitflit Bono went to the girl’s mother and owned up to the crime; but endeavored to persuade ter to hush it up, promising to leave the city if she would do so. He did leave and went to Colum bus, when) ho was arrested and brought back ns above stated. Bone is better known in tho city Amos Tindall. He has always been re garded as a clever and industrious negro, and for some years has been employed the Southwestern freight depot, conduct in this matter is regarded as in explicable by those who know him. His Messrs. Campliell fie Junes. These gent lemon again tender their ser vices, through our columns, to tho public m tho warehouse and commission bust ness. They are two of tho cleverest men in the city, of the finest business ability, and thoroughly alive anil enterprising Their warehouse, on the comer of Secon, and I’oplar streets, is of iron, and is one of tho largest in the city, giving th every ndvantngo of secure and capacious store room. Wo take ploasuro in com mending them to the planting friends of tho Tilmutb and JIks-cnmeb. Pugh s< behind hit togmphio taint'd tho photography. lent, to lio determined not to 1 i art in the manufacture of pho- llkona ses. Ho has just ob- servicos of a competent arti sin ess it will le to retouch all before any prints ore made, tlms relieving them from all blemishes and defects of all kinds, and producim those soft, life-like pictures, which are the admiration of all art-lovers. He has gene to considerable oipenso to attain this perfection, believing that his friends will sustain him therein. negati Thr Military Prriiiliini. Tlie military part of tho State Fair is U1 a wmipliilu-d fact—live oempani having Ikvu officially entered for the con test for the splendid premium of $750. is pmtwble that two or three other com panics will yet 1« entered, and. when they shall have dene so, tho full list will bo published. This display will constitute one of the most brilliant features of the State Fair, and will contribute largely toward at tracting a crowd hither. These five com panies. handsomely tinifurmod as they will 1k\ will form a splendid looking bnt tolion of soldiers, and their exercises will 1h> among the most attractive features of the Fair. >rs Knrampmrnt. Messrs. C. J. Stroberg, Grand l’.itri- areli. H. Lowcnthal, Gr.uid Sentinel, and Grand Patriarch K. O. Onitmiss, C. Mac- hold and H. Sprit* retained l ist niglit from Harne.villc, where they have been to institute a new Encampment, called Stella Encampment. No. Iff—named after a deceased daughterof Mr. J. P, Monde#, one of the otfioers. The following are tho (.Seers elected W. A. Front. Chief Patriarch G. P. Campbell, High Priest. A. A. Fanibrough, Senior Warden. J. K. Mendes, Junior Warden. Ml’. Howard, Treasurer. A. Kcvicre, Scribo. J. F. Turner. Guide. T. W. Dugg.tn. Sentinel. The Major’s Court. Tho ’’ pluir sock# ” of the African way of aditisting the chignon monopo lised tin attention of the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. There were seven of thorn up upon two grades of moral turpitude—stealing and fighting. The first was a three-cornered .as of stealing, in which the heroins* were Hat tie Robinson, Martha Warren and .Ann.. Hill. These women stole a door frame lelonging to Mr. Mcllurney, and divided It among themselves with a view to using it " to make de pot bite. Parts ,f the frame were found in possession of each of the three. His Honor consented to iliatais# the charge against them pro- vi,led they would pay Mr. McB. five dol lars for the frame. They have until thiri momiujj to settle up. . The next was a ,jua<irunguLr case of fighting, in which the combatants were Maria Church, Anna Blackshear and Mary i'cteni. In this beautiful quartette Maria Church performed on a very loud soprano voice, Anna Uladuhear slung an eicelieut tenor ax. Ellen Blackthorn bran dished a ton or club, and Mary Peters "wrestled around" generally with a lias# smoothing iron. The only solo was by Mans Church—the other three being combined against her. After hearing the testimony in the case, His Honor dis missed Maria Church, as the aggrieved party, and fined the others five dollars a head, which was paid without delay, and all went on their way rejoicing. Thr Iluty of our I.n<lle« at the A|i lironrhlnjr State Fair In the- Ill-play for the County of mtib, During the past, when our country was in the throes of a great and sanguinary revolution, and the hearts of our men stood still with horror at tho direful around us, it was then that tho firmness, decision and kindness of our women shone over our land as a beacon light to give strength and power to the people, and ..•specially were displayed those noble qualities of which wo are so proud, by tho women of Bibb county. And now that ponce overshadows us, and wo are striving to excel in those energies that truly con. itituto a great people, we turn again to those who havo never failed us in time of need, and say that we place our hopes upon you. It is by the industries of our ladios.by the product of their minds and tho skill of their hands that we shall hope to stand foremost in tho county display at tho ap proaching State Fair. Alt articles of home industry, compris ing nil that tho good wifo prepares for her table, all that is for os* or ornament about the household, everything that uloma or adds comfort to tho family that is made or wronght within tho domestic circle, is expected to bo brought forward. In needle and fancy work, ornamental lowing, embroidery, knitting and braid, ing, and all things that pertain especially to tho soft touch and exquisite taste of the female sex. In tho fine arts, painting and its kin. drod branches, and in thoso things that require a clear eye, a delicate touch, and a refined taste, we call upon our ladies to freely forward and join in the enterprise, for they are applied to personally, each and every one of thorn. Let this appeal bo heard from tho centre to tho extreme boarders of this county; let it present itself at every door os a figure of confi donee in our city, a determination of the ncoplo of Bibb to grasp tho banner of success nnd firmly hold it in their hands. Let us show the Stato that, as its cen tre, we combine that strength of charac ter and fertility of resources, upon which with pride our people as Georgians may look as they assemble together in our midst. Cl’TTIA'G AFFRAY AT A SCHOOL* Olio .If nr-lis Hit lie liny Knife Jfnrshallvlllc Buy Another. A difficulty occurred, on Wednesday, at Marshallville, between a couple of schoolboy*, named Walter Walker and Thomas Douglas, in which the latter was everely stabbed in tho thigh by the for mer. The wound, while it is considered a severe one, is not regarded as dan. ge roils. Wo did not ascertain the nature of the quarrel brtweon the boys, but apprehend that it was nc more than a common ichoolboy difficulty, except in its rather tragic results. Mb. B. B. Watson, the cotton buyer, returned to the city last night from his summer residence at Stamford, Connecti cut. BEAD15G NOTICES. J. X. IIaet, Amerieus, Ga., keeps on hand the best stock of flour and general groceries; confectioneries of all kinds; fruits, oranges, apples and lemons; toys of all kinds; cakes of all kinds, and bakes to order. sepSO dlaw.wAsw Don’t forget t» send your waste grea«e to the soap factory to-day. septlDtf .olx Choice Fl u e has never taken .my premiums. Why ? Because it has x been exhibited. aug31tf But calf Ile-Ws XXXX Tobacco, as good as the beet, and 25 per cent, hooper. seplTtf Attention Mekchants.—Central City hoice. Yours to Count On, nnd Pride of Georgia are reliable brands of cigars mufnetured only by George W. Head’s. seplTtf The trade will save money by pur hasing their flour of the Eagle Mills. All grades guaranteed to give satisfae- only best amber and white wheat used. aug31tf inference we ere neqwtlsl to if raw Oven tb. a f—- timony of tinasauds at pen*™ n-odhm tn un li-nltliy districts who attribute their ***!>' t.w th< • i .Italic and oth r .t*n|A ii.t * which pm si them in the spring :u„! usfssin b-’-ly h the u ; fa: this great pruteetTveawl prcwVtfiVe msdirilM Mxnv Western and Southern farnvvs amt plant I era aa mvariably aa they aow and plant in the gprinvand reap and gather in the talk administer it at those aeasona to their families and emptoyea. and take it thenuelrea from twice u three tiuan a day. Tho demand for it in the lever and ague distrirta bordering on the Xuaiarippi. Ohio and Aitwjai rivera is hmnse; and wherever the natural condition are such aa to eenerato inter mittent or remittent fevers, it ti held is the hirh cst esuwm, hath as an antidote to the atmospher ic virus which provokes thorn, and as a swift and certain remedy for tboae dtit rearing form- ot 'tis sue. It is almost unnecessary to say that this renowned tonic and renovator ti now gmicrally aereptnl as a rtaiularl specific for indtietioa, hjj- iodsnesa, nervous di-Umner, rheumatism, phyw-l cal wrmknem and mental d*'<popdency > not onlv by the public at fauvr. 1 inodiral men. The vast I- , . has. <4 non.-. led to many counterfeiU aid imi- tations. Biminst which the community are nc-| quested to he on their ruant. | Wabeaniku not to contain a single particle ot mercury, or any other injurious or mineral sub stance, hat to consist entirely of medical matter purely vegetable, which ti the reason 3i ai toons’ hirer Bomhdsr ti so effecttiaI. yot so haraik-ss. Tint CitEAPEST and Birr.—Hook’s Eureka Liver Medicine gives universal aattitactios in the treatment of Liver Disease, D>spe|sda.Sick Head ache. Costivcness, and all tlwtclasa ot dtieaaes arising from a disoederrd Kate ol tho stomach and liver. ’ nwSOly APPEECISTED.—Tho Milwaukee Sentinel ssys: “Dr. Prioo’a Cream Ilakins Powder and Special Fla votings are the best, without exreptirei. that are made. They are growing daily in I«i>nlar fa vor. and in every cue where they are used give derided gattifactinn. Wean- using them in our household, and speak from a knowledge ot the . There articles are not put into the market to compete in price with Ukoc of a low grado and inferior quality—they claim purity and healihful- . Let those who read give them but a riiiglu trial ami be aatisfied.'' Hclmbolir.- llucliu is the only reliahl- remedy for diseases cl the urinsiy organs. Take it in season, and do not be Imposed upon by quacks and impostors. We are glad to learn that the absence of the celebrated Dr. IfelmboM has not prevented tho continued manufacture of the Ruche, so well known aa the only efficient remedy for discs. ■* ol the kidneys and urinary organs. There ore counterfeits ot this most excellent medicine. Genuine has proprieiew’s private stamp. John F. ncniy. New York, Sole A rent. The receipts to-day. which fall oumewhat below yesterday’s, aggregate S baiea—119 by mil and lit hy sragaii. The shipments were 312 halos; ■tea ilt. XACOS COTTOX SIXIEJtENT. band Sept. L 1ST*.— ^ LXM Ke-viv dved Nl today —.—.. 2VI .1 iterfmlf — -1PM2—1^75 Shipped previously ... Stock on hand this evenins: .. l.o«— SSS 1.9-tS LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRATH FinanciaL Snr Tome — Xoon—Stocks very feverish; figures 'ecwj m- downward. No price at all f. moner. Gold i;-. Eictenge. Ion.-short ib. Gorvramems dull and irregular. State bondsdnO; no bids nor oilers. Ei min.:—Money nominal at 7, gold, no lend ers. Sterling si-' Gold lllf.Ul. Governments nothing doing. State bonds dulL Midnight—Sis ml: «* ISh «*. ISb Gs lij; new U|;S7slG; CSS 10: new2s111; 10-tfls 121. Tdn- ne-soe- 81; n-.-w M>i; Virginias 12; new 50; con solidated 511; deferred 11!: Loutiianas At; new 40; levee 0’s 55; 8’s57: Alabama S’s 70; 5’s45; Georgia S’s 65; 7*s S9: North Carolinas 27; new 15}: special tax 10; South Carolinas 521; new 14 April and October S. Loxw>S—Xooc.—CccjoI* 021; n ^ w fire* ErleiSh hijv business in American toemilkm. A.IJC -Klfii tiRRO uuai.ifag with wide fluctuations. I. vti:k—Eric 4L Ereninc—Ficances uneasy. No failure*. Erie Pabis—Noon—Rentes 571 25c. Jot to tiie World ! Womas w Free I Among the many modern discoveries looking*to tbo baj»- pincsa and amelioration of the human race, none is entitled to hiehcr consideration than the re nowned remedy—Dr. J. Brad field’s Female Krcu- la tor. Woman's Best Friend. By it woman is emancipated from numlierless ills peculiar to her u Bt’foru its made power all irrecularitit!* of the womb vanish. It currs whites. It cures sup pression of tho menses. It removes uterjne ob it ructions. It cure* constipation and strengthens she system. It braces tho nerves and purifies tho blood. It never falls, as thotamds of women will testify. This valuable medicine is prepared and sold by L. II. Bradfleld, Druprist, Atlanta, Ga Price $1 90 per bottle. All respectable drug men keep it Tuskeeoee, Ala., IMS. Mr. L. H.Bradfibld—Sir; Phase forward us, mined lately, another >mpply of Bradfield’s Pe- male Regulator. We find it to bo all that is claimed for it, and wo havo witnessed the most de cided nmlliappy effects Drmluced by it Very respectfully, Hunter A Alexander. Wc, tho undersigned Druirvista, take pleasure in commending to tlie trade Dr. J. Bcadfield’s Female Reoclator—believing it to be a pood and reliable remedy for tho diseases for which bo recommends it. W. A. Lass dell. Atlanta, Ga. PEMBBETOS, WlLSOS, TaTLOR A COra Allan (a. Ga. Redwjss A-Fox. Atlanta Ga, W. C. Laws he. Atlanta, Ga. W. Root A Sox, Marietta, oa. Cotton. New York—Noon—Cotton dull nnd nominal; 90b Orleans, 20fc sales 91S; new cotton 1 cheaper. futures opened; September 1715-16^1911-32; October 17lfel7fc November 17 5-I6gl7|; Docem ber 17*. Eveninsr—Cotton, net receipts. 257: press 376; weekly net receipts 1331; yross 10.*»U. Futures rinsed steady; sales 13.700; Septem ber 181-16; October 17i; November 17 7-16: De cember 17*. Mulnirht—Cotton unsettled and nominal; sales of 1087 bales at 1S|£19!, j:ew crop. 'jommrtive Cotton Statement—Net receipts United States ports durimr tbo week 25,180; oe week last year 4WS; total receipts to date 48^130; to same date last year 0A68A; exports for the week M6S; last year S512; total exports to date 16,724; last year 15,196; stock at all United States ports 7944k hut year 100,475; stock at interior town*, not mren last year 12,156; stock at Liver- xtl 7&7JK*h Last year 799J00Q; American afloat r Great Britain 310^)00; last year 400JKW. | Baltimore—Cotton, press receipts 36: exports coastwise 25; sales 2ft stock 296; mkidlinxrs lft, low roiddlinn 18R strict pood ordinary 17*; mar ket dull and lower. Weekly net receipts 76S; press —; export coast wise 1297; sales 748. New 01LEAX9—Cotton, net receipts 1475; press 1727; exports coastwise —; sales 150; stock 11.567: middlimrs 19. low middlings 18*; strict pood ordi nary 16*; market Ann. Weekly net receipts 4735; gross CGIS; exports coastwise 2146; sales 4100. Bostox—Cotton, net receipts 415; press 17ft, sale* 30ft, stock 900; middlings 20]; market quiet. Weekly net receipts 294-, exports coastwiae —; gross 1538; salts 1700. Wxlmixgtox—Cotton, net receipts 4S; stock 278; middlings —; sales 28. Weekly net receipts 816; exports coastwise 195; sale* —. Ciiarlxstox—Cotton, net receipts 1142: press 1221; exports coastwise 730; sales So0: stock 5533: middlings 17F. low middlings 17h strict pood ordinary 16; market easier. Weekly net rtceipts 5235; exports coastwise SW2; press 39»); sales 1250. ArorsTA—Cotton, net receipts 275; sales 237; stork 1142; middlings lfjtfln market dull. Weekly net receipts 2432; shipments 195; sales 213 V, rales to spinners 105. Sayaxxait—Cotton, net receipts 1541: exports coastwise 8-17; sales 809; stock 4570; middlings 17*; market quiet. Weekly net receipts 7327, exports coastwise 4114; sales SOI S. Mobile—Cotton, net receipts 86ft.export*coast wise 25ft. sales 20; stock 562ft, middlings low middlings 16*@17; strict good ordinary 15*; market quiet. Weekly net receipts, 1792; exports coastwise 1752; sale* 1900. Norfolk—Cotton, net receipts 277; exports con*twise 220; sales —; stock 587; middling —. Weekly net receipts l&W; exports coastwise 139ft. sales 100. Memphis—Cotton, receipts 549; shipments 246; rales ; stock 35421; middlines 17* s market dull. Galvestox—Cotton, net receipts 745; cress —- *. coastwise —: sales 37; stock 5597; Texas lAjH.rt- coastuise —4 sales s ordinary —; eooil ordinary —, Weekly net receipts 11SS; exports coastwise 155; rale* 574. Philadelphia—Cotton, receipts 12; middling —: ral.»s —. Weekly net receipts 876; press 1395; exports to Great Britain 322. Citt Poixt—Cotton, weekly net receipts 211. Columbus—Cotton quiet; weekly net receipts 538; shipments 744; sales679; stock'’*’* ’ dlinsrs 17*. 744; sales 879; stock S31; lmvmid- Proyidexce—Cotton, weekly n-*# receipts 9; * ‘ itock 7000. STATE OF GEORG IA-TRorp CorxTT: This is to certify that I hnvo «>xaroinpd the rerino of Dr. J. Bradfleld, of this county, and as a medical man prenounos it to be a combination of mcdif-incs of great merit in tho treatment of all tlie diseases of females for which he recommends it. This December 21.1868. Wm. P. Beasley. M. D. IIu.vt, Rankix A Lamar. lyholesalc AgnL*, Macon, Ga. mayl0d2awAw\\ oikmtacl.es to marriage HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriaco re moved. New method of treatment. New and re markable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, in scaled envelope*. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South Ninth street, Phil.v- delphia, PiL.au institution having a high reputa tion for honorable conduct and professional skill julysdSml Distress after eating, which is one of the most unpleasant results of indigestion, will no longer xperienrod if a taldespoonful of Simmons* r lb-•rulator is taken after each mcaL This ill prevent tlie distress referred to; and by per severing in the use of this remedy for a few weeks, a permanent cure will bo effected, and pain will no longer be the penalty of eating. Good Tnixca—We take pleasure in recom mending Dr. Price’s Special Flavorings, Vanilla. Lemon. etCre as also, his justly celebrated Cream Baking Powder, confident that their superior ex cellence will stand tho te>t of use. In the culin ary department they are invaluable. No Pastry, Custanls, or Creams so fine and delicate as those containing Dr. Price's Special Flavorings; and no Biscuits, Cakes orCombrend so light, sweet and healthful as those prepared with his Cream Baking Powder. Get them of the Grocers. Victims of Obscure Disease, seeking safety and restored health, should use Dr. Helmbold’s Extract Bucliu. This article is officinal and taadard. It is, moreover, the only preparation th^t develops the full value of Buehuas a diuretic. is a perfect specific for all diseases of the urinaiy organs in male or female. Beware of counterfeit* and imitations, which unscrupulous men are en deavoring to palm off upon Dr. nelmbald’s repu tat ion. Look for the Doctor's signature on the wrapper. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION! AUCTION! WILL SELL THIS MORNING, at lftSO o’ci.K-k, one ltar Counter ami Bar Fixtures. Desk, Table, Chair*, three fine Sewing Machines, one Letter Press, Crockery and Glass ware, new and second hand furniture of all erodes, and household effects generally. Silo poottre. O. B. BEFORE, fpflVlt Auctioneer. One More House to Bent, AN PINE STREET, containing four Rooms, [) kitchen ■p20-2t [>ot. Apply to J. A. PUGH. NEW FEATURE —ns— Just Received.—Three hundred boxes b&oocv on consgaifMDt* with instruc ts to sell for what it will bring, in the xt four days. Terms cash or bank pa- r at *ixty dtfjs with interest. seplTtf Oeo. IV. Head. Photography! — AT — PUGH’S GALLERY. - r»: t ' : u f nir- t. v.l hat hi* work will rcccn 1 at pdO-til tani _ skin. Wotchro. wrinkles ,aud .-JJ incident to the >harp:u‘»< of the a are removed. I have se-.-ured the retoucher, nod f« J w—nred Jk Card. Eagle Extra and Ea^le Family are well known to all housewives .un 1 need no reeonnncn«ltftRm. ^ • J. Lav, ton. Lamas.—Thi IlrxT. Raxkis and reliable firm have received a tarvv liuud’k Eureka Liu r Mcdit ::>’. it lias of all who havb mod it. In at and flUKX _ Eagle Choice Flour is pronounced by .01 who have tried it the i**t. Manufac- tured ly W» J. Lawtc»n a Co. COTTON CROP OF 1873! sales SW, mostly to spinner* stock 7000. Nashville—Cotton, weekly rerccipts 6S2 ; ship ments G00; stock 139ft, low middlings 17; market dulL Liverpool—Noon—Cotton quiet and steady; sale* 12^)00 hales: speculation and export 3.000; for the week 89.noft, export 11.00ft, speentation 0.000: stock 707/VU: American SSSJOOO; receipt* 5H.OOO; American 10,00ft, actual export 7.00ft, afloat 267,000; American 31.00ft. upland* ft, Orioans 9}; uplands, bast* on goo»l ordinary delivery; Septem ber SJj Orleans 9J. No arrival* transactions; sellers demand 1-16 advance. Later—Sale* of uplands, new crop shipments, bads good ordinary, 813-16. Evening—Cotton sales to-day include 56,000. American. A T Fhrdiay lr CHIMSTS :«>■»! apply. n WorbL THREE GOOD MA None but first-nit«* workrnc R. FINDLAY'S SONS. GENUINE BUST-PROOF OATS 300 ^ rcceired for JONES St BAXTER fob bent. ppIt to \iMo.vn. FOB BENT. ilesiriblc DtreUhi^n in and FOR RENT. O x E HOUSE with s Price $30 per Month. Betfftf J. E. ELLIS. TO RENT. fpWO TENEMENT HOUSES, or on A room House foi Apply to room House for july25tf OLIVER DOUGLAS A CO. FOB KENT. attached, on Tatnall Square, near residence cif Mr. E. Price, at §25 per month. Apply to J. SEYMOUR RODGERS, ausSl tf At Seymour Tinsley A Co.'*. FOR RENT. T WO DWELLING HOUSES, eligibly located Apply to R. F. LAWTON. At Exchange Bank,y»r to jnlyl7 tf DWELLING TO RENT. A COMFORTABLE DWELLING in Yin»_ __ tainins eisrht rooms, with good garden, well water, etc. Terms very moderate. Apply to amSStf . L. W. RASDAL. For Rent. of the best stands fur a boardieg-houso i Apply to FOB, RENT CHEAP. Newsom. Possession riven 1st of October. Ap ply to J. VALENTINO, aurftf ' DENTISTRY. D R. E3IERSON luis returned to Macon, and will reMune the practice of Dentistry at A New Family Grocery. TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and he public Family Grocery at No. 58 Cherry street. 1 expect to keep a stock of good goods, and I solicit your trade. Thanking my friends for tho verv liberal patronage bestowed on me in ray former business, and hoping for a continuance of tlie same, I am, Respectfully, si‘p!2 iw K. R. RICHARDS. Housekeepers* Situation Wanted A WIDOW LADY, aged about thirty, with ono small child, desires a situation as house- willing to make herself useful, and will bring un doubted testimonials of good character. Apply to the Senior Editor of tlie Telegraph. aurfU tf HENRY SCHMIDT, FASHIONABLE BAEBER. Huff’s New Building, Down Stairs, ■yyOULD bo pleased to have a call from his old Mule Taken Up. Horse Mule, about five years old. The owner is mpifsted to (vine forward, pay charges and re deem said mule, otherwise it will be disposed of as the law directs. JOHN G. SMITH. sep!6 6t Montezuma, Ga. E. B. POTTER, M. D. HOMEOPATHIST W. W. CARNES, General Insurance Agent, OFFICE MO. 86 CHERRY ST. Represents the following first-class Companies: HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Organized 1810 —• - Assets §2.250,000 ] 6E0R6IA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Columbus, Ga- - - Assets §500,000. UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, NEW YORK, WALKER & DOBBS Successors to Wise, Dobbs & Co., IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, Assets over $&,000,000. PLANTERS' INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Memphis, Tenn. - - Assets §258,246. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, Organized 1794 ... Assets §3,500,000 mmum ware, pocket and table cutlery, COAL OIL, LAMPS, BURNERS, WICKS, CHIMNEYS, ETC. CH4NDEIDRS, GAS AND KEROSENE FIXTURES. Policies written on Dwellings, Stores, stocks of J complete. Merchandise., Cotton, or other insurable property at fair rates. My sleeping room adjoins my office, and I will cover Cotton or other property at any hour of the day or night. seplS-tf W.W. CARNES. We would call the attention of Merchants to our immense and v&riad stock of the above good feeling that wo can give entire satisfaction in regard to quality and price. Our retail department is nuriKeodtf WAIKFR dc DOBB* MACON’, GBORG 1.1. GREAT BARGAINS I.ADIES’ Dresses and Suits! Special Notice. fixtures, and food I DESIRE to sell the stock, ill of my store. The stock is the very best] u i, i prime order, and only needs the addition :w new goods to make it first-class. The fixtures ar 1 modem and as good n, The “good will” embraces the patre tie* every eitiien of Maoaa.fHd ercat numben people of the surrounding counties. Any one desiring to enter a buxines: which g genteel and can he easily conducted, and i upon a very small investment will yield ar q of three thousand dollars, can mako easy t ,— with me. Satisfactory roraons will be gh fri , my willingness to relinquish tho business, a services will be given to my s mastered the burinea septl4tf •* successor until he hs, , Apply iinm.xlyit^, 1. THOS.IT. coxv E p Fine Chewing Tobacco! d cb.*ic bniiuLi ol Cfe, BOB WHITE And ether brand, of Smukini: Ttteaa FINE CUT. i.-liijmn Fine Cut in iralli, «na other W i. I tin foil. SEGARS Cheaper than the clieapest. OUR “ FAVORITES ” ARE Dresses and Suits will be oflerrcd at Greatly Reduced Prices! During the remainder of this month. LADIES' DRESSES, SUITS AND DRESS 600DS Silver Lake, Peerless. W. A. HOPSON & CO., ssplS-ti 41 nnd 4.t SECOND STREET. STREET CAR TICKETS. Station No. 1, Iboon Stnvt lhtilrroj TICKETS. 4 FOB SCENTS. Over .1,000 »ild last month. BOLAND B. IIALL, ^Corner Clieny stroet and Cotton Aion^ TOILET REQUISITES C O^blSTlXG of the most ckcant statvli % English and French TOOTH, NAIL AND HAIR BRUSHES. Combs of Every Description] HO IFOR THE FAIR! W. A. JOHAN & CO There Are None Superior, They Have Few Equals. Respectfully call attention to their attractive | stock of House Furnishing Goods Silver !_■ a 1?le Which they are enlarging daily, consisting of SHEETINGS, PILLOW CASINGS, COUNTERPANES, SPREADS. NAPKINS, DOILIES, TABLE DAMASKS. TOWELS, Ere., I la more widely known than any other brand of Flour made in the United States OUR SECOND GRADES ARE Which they offer at prices’consistont with tho re- | cent decline in all classes of goods. ROYAL GEM O FFICE Wood's Block. Second street, third | door below Johnston jewelry establishment. A CHOICE EXTRA FAMILY. Residence Lanier House. WANTED AT ONCE. (Breaster) to whom the i mid. by the day or piece. July 11 tf | RIBBONS! RIBBONS! | W. A. JUHAN & CO. FALLS OB 1 OHIO P. a SAWRER. Coal. Coal. rip Callaway's store, Post Office, or office of A. G. Butt’s Esq., wfl] receive prompt attention. Yard opjxxsite Rock Milk T>2 tf BUTTS & ROSS. Have just opened a beautiful display of GROS GRAIN AND ROMAN STRIFE SASH RIBBONS, Which are regarded as miracles of cheapness. A CHOICE EXTRA FAMILY. One trial will convinco dealers that it is to their interest to keep those goods. A splendid assortment of LU BIN’S. ATKINSON'S And BAILtrs | Handkerchief Extracts! d Genuine D’Orsay Cofogiu, with a POMADES. POWDER, SO A 1*8. ETC, Nctv.ssary for an Elegant Toilet. CYPRESS SHINGLES A Superior Article! For sale by B. n. WRIGLEY & 00. jnnefltf Z. B. WHEELER. Saloon and Restaurant, Fourth Street, opposite Express Office, * MACON. GEORG LL Meals Served at all Hours, | DAY OR NIGHT. A First Class Establishment. | STOCKED WITIt FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS. Sugar! Sugar! For Rent. Produce. New Yobk — Noon—Flour nominally un- -d. W'l. :.t imiMinrilv iirifL.iru-’.-.l. r..rn iunllv unchangecL Pork steady; new 18 87\ - 7 Lard quiet and unchanged. Turpentine quiet at 42. Bonn unrlnnenL Freight* quiet Eve ning—Flour dull and declining; common to fair extra 7 OO^S 2ft. good to choice 8 25&11 00. Whisky lower at 9T>.797. meat heavy and 2<gS lower; winter red # westem 1CS. Corn lieaxy and about lr lower*, mttad and yellow wextern Mtf|. Rico.‘■fond v. Pork steady, and at a decline; new spot 17 75&18 00. Lard weak at 811-16. Tur pentine lower at 41}£42. Rosin quiet. Tallow quiet, Freight* ffrra. Lonsmix—Floor active and firm. Com firm; .supply light at G0£6S for sacked delivered. Provisions quiet and easy. Pork 16 25. Bacon, shoulders 9 .TyJ; clear rib 10*£10|; clear 10* for nackeiL Lard, tierce keg 9*; steam 8. Minsky in light demand and easy at 92. Market dull Cixcixxati—Markets generally quiet, owing to th^unsettled state of financial affairs in New Yu.k. Flour firm :it 7 15. Corn finnat 55. Prt/- visions quiet, nftd buyers and sellers both inclined to wait. Quotations nominal. St. Loris—Mess pork §16 tB$16 50. Bacon dull and lower; shoulders, order lots, 9£9*. Oth ers dull. Lixerpool—Noon—Breadstuffs quiet. Vnrns and fabrics at Maiu licstcr quiet and un- chnngrd. Apply to »»p!6 3t Dr. A. P. COLLINS, At Office of Collins A Heath. 09 Second Street. IRISH LINENS I IRISH LINENS I I A splendid assortment of the above in every grade. I OUR THIRD GRADE, WOOD. OUR DRESS GOODS WHITE WING BUTTS A ROSS. Booms For Bent, QTB& office of Southern Express Company. Terms moderate. Apply to T. H. HENDERSON, scpl2 tf At Express Office. Have begun to arrive, which will enable u. few days to make the handsomest display in this | ** an extra * amil y Flour cannot be excelle 1. Send for circulars and samples and bo line ever seen in this section. Call on scp!9-tf W. A. J I H A\ A €0. COLVERT STEAM SUGAR REFINERY, CHESAPEAKE STEAM SUGAR REFINERY. MERCHANTS’ STEAM SUGAR REFINERY, of Baltimore. Wo solicit orders from the to*- nnd wilj guarantee prices to be as low as if tf* | WARFIELD & WAYNE. STRICTLY COMMISSION HOUSEI R. M. WATERS & CO., SG Broad St., New York. BANKERS —AND— Cotton Commission Merchants, | FLOUR! FLOUR! — villo City Mills, Dickey’s First Quality, and other choice brands, on consignment, guaranteed to give satisfaction, and will bo sold as low as any in market. JONES BAXTER. seplS-dAwSt Household Furniture FOR SALE. P ERSONS wishing to supply themselves with j Household nnd Kitchen Furniture at low figures, can bo informed where_tliey can obtain | 'largaina. bi sep!8-6t M ILL RICES NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE Karine News. New Yoek.—Arrived—Jderrimae, Wyoming, Angela, Adger, Zaliac. Arrived out, Leipsic. Charleston—Arrived, Manhatian, Wancta, Falcon. Savannan—A rrived. Leo. Fawn. JIary G. Reid. The Idol, from Brunswick for Montevedio, lost both masts and three men. Sailed. A. J. Fabeus, Sodom, Papita. 91ABBIED. BACKUS—TEN EYCK—In New York, on Saturday, September 6th, 1873, at the Collegiate Church, on Fifth Avenue and Forty-eighth street, by Rev. Joseph Duryea, D.D, Haret L. Backus, ot Macon, Gx, to Jennie, only daughter of the late F. Ten Eyck. Esq. No cards. DIED, At the residence of 31 r. Grenville Wood, near Windsor Hill, on the morning of the 19th ir.rt, Hampton, son of Mr. nnd ifrs. M. 31. Hall, aged five years, six months and nineteen days. Funeral sen ices at Jones’ Chapel, THIS (Sat urday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o’clock. Tlie friends ami acquaintances of the above, and of R. B. Hall, are invited to attend. Stores for Kent. INSURANCE COMPANY Freslx, Beautiful Flour. Buy and sell contracts for future deli wry of a* I ton. Deposit accounts of bankers, mercbintiwi4 j others are especially solicited. julrfrita JAMES II. BLOUNT. ISAAC HAEIiIXU- | JOIIN L. HARDEMAN. BLOUNT, HARDEMAN & HARDED3 | ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MACON, CA. Office, Cherry street, over S. T. Walker's. A. FARMER. OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. For Sale. CLEAN PACKAGES, ALL SIZES isli Synagogue. For terms and particulars, apply on the premises to wp!4 5t J. R. BOON. TENNESSEE SEED RYE. CAPITAL-SOLD - - - - $10,000,000 QF this year’s growth, for sale by seplS-d&wSt JONES A BAXTER. Free Drayage. For Rent. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS. T HE residence of the late J. R. Butts, on First | street, occupied at present by J. L. Sauls- LOWEST RATES! gep!2 2taw GEO. T. ROGERS’ SON8. E. W. & S. H. JEMISON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT UK, I Office 52 Second st, 3Incon, Georgia- ’WILL practice in the courts of Mnron «tf I v r jar»»nt circuits, and in the flapfMK I Federal Courts of Georgia. Sjiecial attentionI to matters in Bankruptcy. JIKKBKUT FIKLDKR. IHUS L. | H. & I L7FIELDEK, Attorneys at Law,| Cl'THBEKT, CiEOHGIA, dolnb, Stewart, Quitman, CUj, Earir, mill T.-rr-ll fit.i Pr.lirl i ~ ""•V' j 11, the Supreme Court of the District and (Jircuit OiurU <>f the Init-'t | States for the Southern District of Gconn*. «eptl?-tf NEW GOODS! 50 Barrels Kerosene Oil, MERCER UNIVERSITY, MACON, GEORGIA. The Fall Term of this Institution will open on WEDNESDAY'. OCTOBER L •d in 1>T1 to the city of 3facon, where sja- rioos and elegant buildings, erecting for its u.-e, will soon be completed. Wirti s full corps of professorsan adequate and valuable cqcipmqit of libraries and modem apra- rotas it offers facilities for acquiring a liberal or tmrinim education equal to those of any college in the country. The plan of study combines the do*e or collegiate coarse, and the elective. I The city of Mv*on is entitled to twelve scholar ship*. to he filled by appointment of the City Georgj kani. at §12 per month, can be had at the - — Hall—a new and commodious building. Stu i ris boarding at the Hall are exported CAMPBELL & JONES, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSIGN MERCHANTS, Is. Sco-ixl -!id Poplar Georgia, heir •mift’s in the TYKNEW tlu tendj of tb ir Storage and Sals of Cotton fnmi-h the rp'rif ;ikr ocuDfgr. Boanl can also he had in the city sz shout §25 per month. The price of tuition is $»'<•>. inyable §2u on 1st of (itiber and §4<1 on 1st January. Framer students it.fonding to return, and ap- t : .rants for admission, are earnestly rrprftrt to report themselves on tl»e day of opening, or as soon thereafter as possible. For catalogues, or furth-T informal* -n bv letter address " JNO. J. BRAXTuY. - -lf-Siautf Secretary Fanulty LUPIN’S EXTRACTS, COUDR.VY’S POMADES, | PINE ENGLISH SOAPS, FREECH PLATE HAND 3IIRRORS. | 50 GROSS 3LATCHES, COLLINS & LITTLE, MACON, GEORGIA, PHELPS, DOREMUS !c CORBET (Late Phelps A Doremus.) MANUPACTCKKUS AND DEALERS IX PARLOR, CHAMBER AND OFFICE FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, SPRINB BEOS, ETC., 4 and 266 Canal St., Near Broadway, Nc* M. PHXLPS. OT13COUDETT. WIL t. W***”' ■**1*12 6 D. L. ROBKUT3. F. A. OARPK>. DWIGHT L. ROBERTS & CO CO CASES VINEGAR BITTERS. 20 TONS WHITE LEAD, A full line of Imported Toilet Goods! Just received at the Drugstore of Rankin, Massenberg & Co. 100 OUNCES MORPHINE. Dealers in 200 BOXES WINDOW GLASS. THE 10 GROSS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING LOGAN FERTILIZER and a fine lot bl CLOVER nnd GRASS SEEDS Hunt, Rankin & Lamar’s, PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Opposite Huff’s New Building, Cherry 5U between Third antf Fourth. MACON, GA. THIS v JL fitt.-i £31 tf 1.—Til Wild Chekky Bals- Wi«tar is embalunxl in ifo' ln-arts U Utc* whom hi* Balsam ^ Wiki Cherry has rt naurh>. « *»>>•’ 1 pulmunao’d*—- 11 “ u ' , ' r S •inn- this |,r>l«rati*«' •“ '’ rv “* t ” b '' 1 " 1 [mbits, mid !'* tbs dotiod lurit l> ; creaking- . (4 Dr. rj EORGLi, DOOLY Hyrem. lia\inr 4n»<! V *i> i khvrn houv* being now enitably x the oirarigned i> jraputd to iVr.mtm :::. Tranent ami u.’I n-ceire the best aUentkm,and ,1 with lbe finest the market af- ROGERS A LEMAN, General Agents io above now justly* celebrated Fertiliring Com- | pound, would respectfully inform the public that they have a supply now ready for immediate I delivery. It is just the article needed for Wheat | and Turnips. It is no longer an experiment. In no ora stance has it tailed to give satisfaction. Price §15 ] for quantity to compost a ton of 2,0o6 pounds. E0GEES. & LEMAN, DRUGGISTS, 82 and 84 Cherry street. JUST ARRIVED. 20 TIERCES NEW RICE (Very choice). 100 boxes CREAM CHEESE. General Arenfo, Hollingsworth Block, Maeon, Ga. u.r26tf 20 boxes NEW COD FISH. Administrator’s Sale. SUPP 1. K. BREMER. Seed Kyc and Barley. T9 l Hark- u..ul.l again i aiv :> l»4i!itm lhal wc pn i- mind our |olron> licit we -uIt-f S-iil Rye and .• to cli -*e <*0! :»t i nvttorn E PRICE A SONS. Window GLAaa.—Groat *tt<-nti.*i served ly jw*'* fo the kind* '4 W.mio in dwelling*, store* and thurrh***. of Amcncwn and French Window. Cut. (.round. Ea-uwtal ami Pirt GLims. wlh>l<’wl” and retail, fn.m M No Si lln>m *trerl, Chark**fon •** pnaiinl r (ii*v* v.te-J { All qualui.-* J PlK.D*m|<h.1 SAVANNAH GRITS. BARLOW HOUSE, AMERICUS, GA., WILEY JONES 4 CO., Piopr’s. I U lu>t-vta^ and in busira-xs cvnU-r rr«d, i the .11 at public outcry, before the Court-house [ vurt county, within th** l.gnl hoi the firet Tuesday in October, 1873. two | i; lots in *.*tkl county, on the new Houston ■ar W'ind*or Hill, about half a mile from I limits, known as the property lately I 300 boxes NEW HERRINGS. 200 kits NEW MACKEREL, >wn*-d by C. W. Grulier. On one lot there two houses, each until two rooms ; on the other fot one house with three rooms g»*xl double kitch?n, etc., ami good well of water. The ira- eaients in fair order, in a good neighborhood. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Ga. "Liberal advances ma<le on Produce in haw- We have a good stock of Bogging and Tv* hand, which we offer at low rate*. sfytz * WM. II. STARK. H. p. RICHJWJTO- WM. H. STARK k CO., WHOLESALE 6R0CERS, COMMISSION MER CHANTS AND COTTON FACTORS, SAVANNAH, GA. Careful attention given to sales or thipug"^ Cotton and all kinds of Produce. Liberal rorw*” miule on consignments. Agents for the Frank Coes Bone Superphmpbste, Ma-w Light Draft Cotton Gins. Pnnceton Factory and Arrow Ti«*s. E. Ha COIIEy, JR. JOS* COHEN & HULL, Cotton Factors and General Com’ mission Merchants, A8 Bay Street, Savannah. *”*• R^fer n-<p#rtfu!!.v to J. Vi. Lathtop llJJL A. Hardee’* S^>n 4 Co., Ttaon 4 Gordon, II- 6c Co., Milo Hatch, V’. P. Savannah Bar***- Tru-st Co. J. N. LIGHTFOOT, Cotton Factor and Commit 8 ' 01 Merchant, IBS Bay Street, Savannah, **■ Agents for the sale of Merryman’s yp!26 L.M. WAUPIKLD. ROBI. WAXJ* WARFIELD A WAYNE, Cotton Brokers and Commissi 011 Merchants, SAVANNAH, GEORG LU O FFER their services to* planters and,sl\'PP^ of cotton, etc., and solicit » shareof tncir newt. Cash advance made on ill | lowest rates of interest. All business eniru* _ ♦ ^ in . ott.-ntKiIl. r “ attentwra . tures” bought and sold in the Savsimah aJi -, — - the most rcaso*» York Colton Exchange L. J. GCILMARTI5. ^pryuJSS 81 Xu J. QUIIiMABTIN & CO„ COTTON FACTORS 150 boxes LUCY HINTON TOBACCO, near churches anil schools. ( Term*—One-third cash, one-third at six and j one-third at twelve month*. The credit pay- f i WHITE ROCK POTASH. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS. seplS-tf Administrator of T&lbuU Comb*. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. GRIER HOUSE FORSYTH. GBORGLl. •T. . GRIER, th.- pr'>t>rietnr. has reduced tb*- t4«-> of U*»nl to $2 per clay h.-r the Is-nefii k rs aiid |i:irt«-*, ireirur U> th»- Indian | DK. WBIGHT, DENTIST. H AS removed to Rmnlman’s Blork, over Vol- ifi-r A Co.*s. corihT Mulberry irnl Second rtreets. Macon. Ga. octlS ly NATIONAL HOTEL (FOBMEBLY 8POTT8WOOD,) HEABLY OPPOSITE THE PASBEHSER DEPOT. This House ha* been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED from basement to attic. 1*0 I> fB PER DAY. P. WHELAN, Prop. »fa«)U General Commission Merchant’) Bay Street, Savannah, 1 r.K.VJS (or Bntllry's Supfr-l’lH»l'“ A Lime.Jawtll’i Mill. Yams etc. Bagging. Rope and Iron Ties a ‘*^- Usual facilities extended to customers, augl dwAswdm CHAS. C0UNSELMAN &Cb General Commission Mercha«»> Room 14, Oriental Building. CJIH Refer to W. A. Huff. Macon- LAW CARD* M essrs, woodward * county, Ga., having « ,h< ‘ nerehip. respectfully offer their ^ »,kvi. public, and will DractKwmthewj***^ ^ l *i>- Dudge. Irwin. Worth. Mraoon. liw ton. 8f»cW attention «n vw. also to a»J Federal Courts. TS5 julyh - a to I . ^