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Washington Correspondence.
Washington City,
April 29tb, 18S0.
AN ICICLE THAWED.
It is reported this morning that John
Sherman felt so happy • last night over
carrying Ohio, that he offered to loan
sundry impecunious parties who called to
congratulate him, live dollars each. Such
an occurrence is naturally understood as
coining under the head of extraordinary,
and as indicating eitlieMcmpovary insan
ity or a condition of affairs described as
above. You can, therefore, judge for
yourself how thoroughly stirred up must
have been Mr. Hayes’ head book-keeper.
It is said he was really scared at the way
Blaine’s friends were knocking things
right and left in Ohio end his excessive
elation over the result seems to give some
color to that report. If he had
been sure of Ohio he would not
have been so ridiculously excited when
the fact was ascertained that he had really
secured it. It is a very cheerful
thought, however, that he has strained
the Radical machine terribly in securing
this result, which fact will bear good ftuit
for the Democracy hereafter. There have
been good seed planted for us by this
hot struggle between Sherman and
Blaine.
" A SPECIMEN SHERMAN DELEGATE
From the South came under my per
sonal observation last Week. And if all
of John’s delegates are like that one, he
destined to a dish of the bitterest disap
pointment at' Chicago ever set before a
politician. This delegate happens to be
a negro office-holder in a small way un
der some division of the treasury depart
ment, in a State not a thousand miles
from here.
lie also happens to be a delegate to
Chicago, having been appointed in Mars
John's interest, and as a supporter of that
person to the last day in the morning.
But he happened to visit this city last
week, and while here ran across an old
acquaintance in the person of one of the
strongest Grant men of whom I have any
knowledge, personal or otherwise. The
two very naturally ran their conversation
in the direction of politics, and the Grant
man soon discovered that the beef-eater
had been recently elected as a delegate to
Chicago, and that he thought no small
beer of the high honor. Then came the
question: “Who arc you for?” The
negro looked hard at him. Then he got
up' and walked around the room two er
three times, theu stooped and looked un
der the bed, then opened the door and
promenaded his eyes over the outside hall,
then he came close up to his Grant
friend and whispered: “I’se pledged to
Sherman, but when I git to de conven-
shun, I’m gwine to vote for de ole man
every time.” The Grant man told
me he meant it, too, and that he would
bet any amount he deserted Sherman the
very first opportunity. And this, in my
judgment, is just exactly what all the rest
of the Sherman negro delegates from the
South will do. They will take Sherman’s
money, but vote for “de ole man” every
time.
MIR BLOUNT
scored another victory last week in the
House. By his personal efforts and energy
he carried through an amendment to the
District of Columbia bill, providing that
“all churches and school houses, and all
buildings, grounds, and property appurte
nant thereto, and used in connection
therewith, in the District, hell and owned
by a religious society, having a regular
and known place of worship, or by any
incorporated institution,” shall be exempt
from ail taxation. This antagonized the
bill of the committee, but the latter were
finally beaten, and Mr. Blount’s amend
ment adopted.
ANOTHER VETERAN
officer-holder died in this city yesterday.
It was Mr. D. W. Middleton, clerk of the
United States Supreme Court since 1S63,
and deputy clerk from 182S until the above
date, making his term of service as deputy
and clerk fifty-two years. He was born
in 1805, on Capitol Hill, and died within
a stone’s throw of his birthplace. Since
1832 he has been warden of Trinity Epis
copal Church, of this city. The office of
clerk of the Supreme Court is one of the
pleasautest and most profitable under the
government, and if I had my pick, is the
oue which would certainly suggest itself
to my modest desires. I suppose it is eas
ily worth §15,000, perhaps more.
There is no fixed salary,
the compensation coining alone from fees.
It is supposed the deputy clerk who has
filled that position nearly a quarter of a
century, will be the.lucky man to succeed
the late incumbent.
there was no error in refusing a continu
ance.
Judgment affirmed.
T.ynch, administrator, vs. Kirby, ad
ministrator. Complaint, from Coweta.
■Where a declaration, in the short form,
or’anote signed individually was amended
by alleging that a testator’s will provided
that his estate should he kept together,
and managed for the benefit of liis wife
and children; that, in pursuance of such
provision, the executrix obtained money
from plaintiff, which she used for the ben-
fit of the estate, and gave the note sued
on therefor, it was demurrable. Espec
ially is this the case where the cause of
action stated in the amendment was
barred by the statute of limitation.
Judgment affirmed.
Beware Fraud
To^protw t the public against imitators we specially caution all purchasers of
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To see that the vror CAPCINE on the label is spelled correctly.
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ANCHORED FOB LIFE.
Another lucky man is erring brother
Key. He will succeed Judge Trigg as
district judge in Tennessee, a life office,
but only $3,500 per annum salary. This
sounds meagre, compared with his present
salary of $S,000, hr.t $3,500 in Chattanooga
is fully equal to $8,000 here, and then, too,
the tenure is so comfortable. There is
no trouble about going before the people
for ie-election or changes of administra
tion, or any other worry of that kind. It
is suggested, moreover, that Judge Key
can hold the P. M. G. fort until the end
of his term without detriment to the busi
ness of the district court, which would be
a very snug thing for him—say to the ex
tent of nearly $4,000. If the erring brother
consults me as to what he shall do in the
premises, I shall say : stick. A; to Ins
successor, if Indiana were not already
represented in the cabinet, Tyner’s
chances would be excellent. I suppose,
however, he will not fret his gizzard to
any alarming extent, as he hopes to get
his old portfolio back when Grant comes
in again—an event he believes in almost
as enthusiastically as Don Cameron or J.
Logan. 1 hope brother Key has had a
good time in office, for lie certainly got
down flatter on his belly and ate more
d'rt to pay for his appointment than any
man of whom modern history makes
mention. A. W. R.
Decisions of Supreme Court.
RENDERED APRIL 20TH, 1SS0.
(Abridged for the Telegraph and Messen
ger by Hill Jc Harris, Attorney sat Lain,
Mtccn, Ga.)
McWilliams vs. Walthall et al., execu
tors. Equity, from Coweta.
1. Where a motion was made to set
aside a verdict, and a bill filed by the
movant which covered all the issues made
by the motion and sought the same object,
there was no error in refusing to separate
the cases and try the motion first. When
a court of equity takes possession of a
case, it will retain possession for the pur
pose of making a final decree upon the Is
sues raised by both the bill and answer in
the nature of a cross-bill.
2. A suit was brought in 1SC6 on a
promissory note for the purchase money
of land, to which defendant filed a plea
under the relief act of 1808, and a verdict
was rendered “for the plaintiff the return
of the land,” but it does not appear when
it was rendered. A judgment was entered
on this verdict in 1070 to the effect that
plaintiff recover of defendant certain de
scried land, which the latter had bought
from him.
Held, That the verdict and judgment
are not void for uncertainty.
3. Parol evidence Is admissible to show
what testimony was submitted without
objection to the jury on the trial of a case,
the validity and propriety of the verdict in
which, as applicable to the pleadings, is in
issue.
Judgment affirmed.
neam vs. Adamson. Garnishment, from
Carroll. “
It Is the duty of a garnishee in a justice’s
court to answer a summons of garnish
ment served upon him within ten days.
This, duty is imposed upon him by law,
whether the summons specifies that he
shall answer within that time or not.
Judgment affirmed.
Rivers rs. Hood. Certiorari, from
Pike.
When a party In a justice court, who had
exhausted his continuances, moved again
to continue on account of the. sickness of
a material witness, and the presiding jus
tice stated that no subpuma had been
asked for to bring in such witness, but that
he had been at the store of the justice
shortly before court, apparently Welt,
Shelton vs. the State. Carrying c
cealel weapons, from Paulding.
Newly discovered evidence, the effect of
which .is to impeach a witness for the
State, is not ground for new trial.
A fine of $200, with the alternative of
serving twelve months in tlia chain-gang
is not excessive upon a conviction for car
rying concealed weapons.
Judgment affirmed.
Zellers vs. Beckman. Trover, from
Campbell.
1. Courts of equity have exclusive ju
risdiction of suits for the recovery of ex
empted property which had been volunta
rily sold prior to the act of 1870, or of any
interest therein.
2. The husband is the head of the fam
ily, and is the proper person to bring suit
for such property. A suit brought by the
wife for that purpose is demurrable, no
good reason appearing why the husband
did not sue.
Judgment affirmed.
Adams vs. Clark. Certiorari, from
Pike.
A justice of the peace, on a trial before
a jury in his court, may or may not give
the law in chaige to the jury, at his op
tion. If he does so, and charges the law
correctly, it will not be ground for a new
trial.
Longworthy vs. Featberston. Eject
ment, from Polk.
1. An entry on a fi. fa. in these words:
“I have levied this fi. fa. on the house
and lot formerly owned by J. D. Wad
dell, and now occupied by Henry May
(and other property similarly identified),
all situate in Cedartown, in Polk county,
as the property r f Charles W. Longworthy,
non-resident, the same having been orig
inally attached,” contains a sufficient
description of the property; and the fi. fa.
with such an entry on it will not be re
jected from evidence because of uncer
tainty of description.
2. The court house of Polk county was
burned; no other had been built, and no
place permanently rented for court purpo
ses. By special arrangement court was
held twice a year in a school house, but at
other times it was used for private puipo-
ses. The clerk’s office was in a rented
room at another place. On sale day the
sheriff went to the site of the burned court
house, and (the sun being hot) adjourned
the sale to a grove near by and in full
view. The sale was well attended, and
the property brought full price :
Held, that the sale was not void, and
one who paid full price, and whose
money was applied to the execution,
against defendant in fi. fa. obtained a gooc
title.
Judgment affirmed.
Frost vs. Render. Equity, from Troup.
1. A sheriff sells, and a purchaser at
his sale buys, according to the process,
and levy thereunder. A levy being on
certain land as the property of defendant
in fi. fa., a sale under such levy carries
with it the crop growing on the land, and
the sheriff cannot limit the sale by an an
nouncement that the rent of the current
year is reserved.
* -2. Heirs at law cannot make a settle
ment with one creditor of the estate so as
to limit the estate of the decedent in
iroperty to be conveyed by a sale under a
. udgment which was rendered in his life
time.
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Smith,governor, for use, vs. Banks et al.
Debt, from Newton.
Jurors cannot impeach their verdict;
much less will be set aside on the affida
vit of the party for whose use the case is
proceeding, that some of the jurors told
liin that it was caused by mistake.
' (Barnett et al- vs. the People’s bank of
Newnan. Equity, from Heard.
1. A demurrer to a bill In equity, wheth
er general or special, should be filed and
disposed of at the first term. But when
the complainant seeks by amendmeut to
strengthen his cause, a demurrer to the
new case as thus presented, may then be
filed.
Since the act of December 12tli, 1871,
“to provide for sales of property in this
State to secure loans and other debts,” a
court of equity cannot reform an absolute
deed, executed under such act into a
mortgage for the purpose of protecting the
wife’s homestead, upon the allegation that
such instrument was intended as a mort
gage, was so understood by herself and
husband, and that upon this understanding
she gave her consent to its execution.'
Judgment affirmed.
Greene vs. Oliphant & Hannah. Ille
gality from Upson.
1. Where there was service, jurisdiction
in the court of the amoant and person,
as well as judgment against the defendant,
although such judgment may not have
been founded on sufficient evidence, or
rendered by default, it is conclusive as
against an affidavit of illegality based on
causes anterior thereto.
2. The re-opening of the court by the
magistrate and allowing the plaintiffs to
prove the account, and thereafter enter
ing a second judgment upon the papers,
was without legal effect.
Judgment affirmed.
Wright et al. vs. James. Injunction,
from Henry.
1. Where a party, in August, 1850, was
arrested under a ca sa., filed his schedule
of property liable to sale, and it was sold,
and he discharged under the act for the
relief of honest debtors, leaving him in
xissession of fifty acres of land, which he
veld until the death of his wife and the
arrival at age of his children, it was no
longer under the operation of the exemp
tion law of 1822 and the amendments
thereto.
2. A subsequent marriage of such a
party would not re-establish the exemp
tion so as to entire to the use and benefit
of the second wife; to be eujoyed it must
be renewed. Therefore a deed by the
husband and wife of the same to secure
debt contracted in 1875, was a valid
agreement, and the debt therein can ac
crue to the grantors, and poverty and age
alone, distressing as they are, cannot cre
ate an equity in such grantors sufficient
to defeat their deed.
Judgment affirmed.
OUITUAUX.
Trull has it bjen tail], “the urn ot death is
abaken for all.” and sooner or later tbe fate must
cox e( nth. Jlo.t keenly w«s this truth felt in
its true force by the relatives ard fritnds of Mrs.
Julia Finney, who died on tbe Slit of March,
DSO.intbe sixty-fourth year of her age. Her
death vras almost instantaneous, o.uted Lorn an
attack of heart diceaee, and apparently without
pain t r ever, a struggle. Eho had t ern a sufferer
for several years from the dicciso tbst so sud
denly rea oved her from this life, but Death with
his tyrant arm. enatchrd her from family and
friends at an unexpected honrtotbtm as she
w as seemingly in her csutl health when shedied.
Mrs. Finney was a good, christlsn woman, a
tinl neighbor acd unwavering friend. She pos
sessed many excellent qualities thst se ured for
her the confidents and respect of all wno knew
her.
she haves nice children, seversi grind-chil
dren and many friends who deeply feel this sad
bereavement: but may the God cf all ccmfcrt*
sustaiu and stiengtbeu them, and telp them to.
bow with resignation to His divine will, feeling
t their loss is her infinite gain and eternal
icy. Thus l as passed, from our m.dst an estima
ble 1 dy; after along and well spent life.sha gen-
'yssnt torest.
“ill her mission here is ended.
All her earthly tuns have set,
But her bright exsmplelivelh.
Though sa'eep, she ■ eakethjet”
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WARNER’S
STATE*OF GEORGIA. COUNTY OF BIBB.—
To tub Hokohablb, teb Scpxsiob Coust
op Said Coustt:
J. W. Cabaniss, O. B. Wilhngbam, Isaac Har
deman. W.W. Collins. H. B. Davis. W.8.Paine,
Hugh M. Willet. Wjuis F. trice, W. H Burden,
Geo. H. Plant, H.J Lamar. Jr.
All citizens of said State and county, together
with others their associates, respectfully apply
fora charter incorporating them snd their sue-
cessor. as a body politic and corporate, under tbe
name and style of "Tt e Young Mod’s 8aving and
Loan Association,’’ with power by this name to
sue and be sued, to have and use a common seal
snd to hold such real estate or other property as
may be convet ed or mortgaged or pledged to said
‘ Young Men’s Saving and Loan Association,"
and to adopt such a constitution and by-'aws
and amendments as they may deem advisab'o
and proper to carry cut the objects and inten
tions of this Assccistion; the particular business
they propose to carry on being as follows:
ARTICLE I.
The obie:t of th's A«socialion shall be theac
cum elation of a fund by weekly suoscripticns tr
savings of the members thereo'to aid them in
their nusiness, and the loaning of m-ney up n
utort-uge of real or pledto cf personal property.
ARTICLE II.
The number of shares in the Association shall
not exceed one thousand and said shares shall
constitute the capital stock of said Association.
ARTICLE III.
Bach stockholder shall pay into the treasury
cf the Association in par funds, one dollar each
week on each share he or she hold*, until lira
value of such share from said payments shall be
two bundred (5260) and fifty dollais. No atcck-
holder shall be allosed to own less than one
share nor mere than fifty sbarcs in said Associa
tion.
ARTICLE IV.
The affairs of this Asio’iation shall be managed
by a bo rd cf seven (J) directors elected by ballot
from tbe stockholders, which election sh.ll take
place on the 1st Tuesday in January for each ytar
after the year lb80. and said directors shall con*
tinue in office until their success rs are chosen
and qualified. Tbe beard cf directors shall elect
irotn tb- number a Pr sident snd Vice President,
whose duty shall be fixed by the bylaws of this
Association. A msjontycf the direotora shall
have the power to act at all meetings and fill any
vacancy that may occur ip the boatd. Bach
stockholder shall vote in person or by proxy un
der written power of attorney, acd be entitled to
one vote for every share teorshemay held. No
stools, however, shall be voted which may be in
arrears for installments, fines or other dues.
Tbe elec ion for directors for thoyiarltSO shall
he teld w thin ten days alter this charter is
granted, noti e of time and placo of said election
having been first given in some paper published
in Macon.
ARTICLE V.
The board cf directors shall have f til power to
em loy officers and Brents thst mav be necessary
to transact tbe business cf ths Atsociat on, to
fix ttaeir pay, to dismiss them and to take bond
from persons so anpointod for the faithful execu
tion of their duties.
ARTI LE VI.
The obligations and evidences cf indebtedness
by tbe Atsocis ionatall be in writing and must
b approved by the board of directors and signed
bv the President before payment is made.
ARTI LB VII.
Theby’awc ot this Association shall be bind'nc
upon allot it - members, end t'-e Association shal,
have the power to enforce the payment of all in
stallments ard other dues to tbe Association
from its members bvsuth fines and forfeitures
as the directors m-y f cm time to time provide in
tte bylaws.
ARTI: LE VIII.
The Association may be di solved st any timo
by a two thirds voted its stock, to su render its
charter after sixty davs* notice in some pa er pub*
lisbedin Macon. Gecrai , of such intention to
clote. Your pel iticuers state that $1,010 cf the
capital to be employed in conducting the busi-
n ss of‘this Association has teen actually paid
in, ana said Association desires to tram act
businera ard have its principal office in Macon,
Bibb county, Georgia. They desire to be iucor-
coratee fo ten years.
A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Sure-
rior court. A. B. ROSS. Clerk.
March 29,1880. 39-law4w
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Packers of
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WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND DISTRI
BUTION, CLASS D, AT NEW ORLEANS,
I TUESDAY. MAY 11.1830-12«lh Msaibir
Drawing.
louisi&H* State Latter* Sempanr
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the term ot
twenty-five years, to which contract the inviola
ble laitb ot the State is pledged ,w! it h pledge has
keen renewed by aa overwhelming popular voto,
securing its franchise in the new constitution
adopted'Decembor 2. 1879, with a Capital ol
$1,000,000. to which it baa since added a reserve
fund cf $110,000. IT8 GRAND SINGLE HEM.
BER OlsTRl tfUTIOFS will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
Itnev. r scale* or poit pones. Look at the follow
ing Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE 259,008,
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF FRIZES,
1 Capital Friz* SStyoO
1 Capital Prise 10,000
1 Capital Pm*-...
2 Prizes of $2,600....
5 Frizes of 1.CC0...
f 20 Prizes of 609...,
100 Frizes of 100....
200 Prizes of 60....
6t0 Prizes of 20....
1900 Prizes of lb„„
6,000
,....— j.OoO
5.0C0
........ 10.000
, 10.000
- 10.000
10,000
-I ■ • 10.000
'APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
S Approximation Prizes of 8300 2,700
9 Approximation Prizes of £00...„ 1,830
8 Approximation Frizes of 130..., 903
LS57 Prises, amounting to...:.. ?110.40l
, Responsible .< tsuon>ur.x ag, -ts wanted at
I all points, to It tlOeral concern atioa will be
paid.
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Registered Letter or Money Order by mail,
I addressed only to
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New Orleans, La.
or same person at No 319 Broaeway. New lork
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and mansreraent of Gene
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| v BORGIA. E.bb Countv—Whereas Mrs. So-
Vjl phia B. Hal', administratrix of the citato
of E. Bond, late of slid county deceased, repre
sents to the court In her petition, duly filed and
entered on record, ttat she has fully administer
ed K. Bond’s estate.
This is therefore to oite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any
they can, why said administrator should not lie
discharged from her administration and receive
letters of dismission on the Bret Monday in June,
1880.
Pease and German Millet
Seed,
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G EORGIA, BIBB COUSl 2—It is Bgrerd by
and between tbe parties hereof all residents
of said county rnd State, tv form a limited co
partnership, under the laws of Georgia, and that
said copartnership shall be oondsetod under the
following provisions:
1. The firm name of said copartnership shall be
W. A. DooJy,” wbi h alone shall be used in its
dealings.
2. Said copartnership shall br located in the
city ol Macon sari countv and FUte. and its
business shaft te the dealing by retail in Gene-
_^DEAF
Garmore s Artificial Ear Drums
PERFECTLY RESTORE THE HEARING
anil perform the work of the Natural Drum.
visible toothers. All
beard distinctly. We
■ -iptive circular.
CINNA'
| Always m position, but lurlsl
Conversation and even whispers
refer to thou using them. Pend fordt-scri
5 EAR DRUM CO, CINlI
ATL U
FI EORGIA, Bibb Comity.—WhereAS F. M
CT Heath hes made application for letters c
administration on tbe estate of Lunsford Heath
late of said c- unty deceased.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all per.
sons concerned to be acd appear at the Court of
Ordinary of laid county on the first Mondav cf
April next, to show cause if ary they have, why
letters of adminirtration should not be granted to
tbe applicant.
Given under my official signature.
mail'd* J. A Me HANGS. Ordinary.
G EORGIA. BIBB COUNT!.—Whereas Bon
jamin T. Ray hss made application for let
ters ot dismission ag administrator from the es
tate o'Valentine Nash, late of said countjlde
ceased.
Thc-eare therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at the Lourt
of Ordinary ot said county on tbe first Monday in
Auril next to show cause, if any they have, why
letters of dhmission should not bo granted to
applicant.
Witness my official signature.
ian4 J. A. MCMANU8. Ordinary.
G eorgia, tuna county.—whereas j. a
Foster, administralorof tbe estate of A. E
Poster late of said couu'y deceased, lias made ap
plication for leave to sell all. the wild lands be
longin' to said (state at private sale.
This is to cite all persons concerned to be and
appear at the Court of Ordinary Of said county
on tte first Monday in April next, to show
came, it any they have, why said application
should not be granted.
Given under my official signature.
marGtd* J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
In eliminating the Import ties of the blood, the
natural and neeessarv result Is the euro of Sfrof-
vxlousan- 1 wba'Skln Eruptions ADIsensea
Including Cancer*, t’ltvn. and other sores.
It Is the best niaod l*iirlfler. and stlmn-
Ittes every function to more healthful. .tion,
uud thus a benefit in all disease?.
Dysptpsln, IVeabncssef the 81c acts.
Gonaflpattou, Dizziness. Ceneral Debil
ity. etc, are cured by the .Safe Bitters. It is
uneqpa'ad ns an Appetizer and Regular Tonic.
It is a medicine which should Lo In every
fttmllp, and which, wherever used, will savo
—* *-f many doctors* bills.
ftwo
JBSTWARNER’S
Safe Remedies arc
sold by Druggists
& Dealers in Med
icine everywhere.
H. H. Warner & Cq.,
Proprietors,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
BSTSend for Pamphlet
and Taatimonlalv
FEVER AND AGUE'
The true antidote to the effects of miasma ft
Uortetter’s Stcmach Bitten, This medicine it
one of the most popular remedies of an age of
•urcestful proprietary specifics, and fa inim-
meme demand wbersTer on thia Continent fever
ard ague exitte. A wineglassful three times a
L.vy is the be at possible preparative for encoun
tering a malarious atmosphere, regulating tlri
liver and invigoratirg the stomach. >
For sale by a:l Druggists and Dealers gene
rally. aprl-lm
Stem FOR (rjerARoeiiRg:
DISSOLUTION.
>HE firm ol Athly A Speir was this day dis-
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Ashly retain
ing tbe States of Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi.
Louisiana and all territory in Georgia soutn of
the line of rai road running from Columbus to
Savannah via Macon, and Mr. Speir retaining
Tennessee, Alaba a, Trias. Arkansas „nd all
territory in Georgia north of said railroad line.
(Signed) J. S. ASHLEY.
G. W. bPEIR.
March 19.1890. mat23-law4w
Gray’s Specific Medicine.
. THE gieatTRADE
Erglish rem
edy. An un
failing ure for
Seminal eak-
neas. Spermat
orrhea, Impo*
uncy, and all
diseases that,
, fol :v ae- ,
Sefora Takmgquence' of »eif£fter Taking
abuse; as a loss of nsenrefj, universal lassitude,
pain in the back, dimn.-jt of vision, premature
old age, at d many Olht s diseases that lead to in
sanity and consumption and a premature grave.
Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de
sire to rend free by mail to every one. The Spe-
cifio Medicine is sold by all druggists at (1 per
package, or six packages for $6 will be sent Dee
by mail on receipt cf the money by addressing
the GRAY KBDICINK CO. No 10 Mechanics
Block, Detroit, Mich. Sold in Macon and every
where by all draughts. ecttldawly.
For sale by HUNT, RANKIN k LAMAR,
octlS-dawlv Macon. Ga
- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK.
G BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Under and by
virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi
nary of said county, will be sold on the first
Tuesday in May noxt, before the courthouse
door in the city ot Maoon, during the legal hours
of sale, thirty-five shares ef tbe capital stock of
tho Southwestern railroad company belongiigto
tbe estate of James D. Carbart, deceased. Sold
for the part ose of distrtbut ion. Terms cash.
April i, 1880. JOHN O, CURD,
sptO ltawtw* Administrator.
G EORGIA. Bibb County.—'Whereas A. B.
Ross, administrator of the estate of DequQta'
Woolfolk, late of said county deceased, haa nude
application for leave to sell all the real estate be-
loneing to ssid estate.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons oonoerned to be and appear at tbe Court ot
Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in
Aprilnext to show cause if any they hare, why
said application should not he granted.
Given under my.hand and official signature.
mar7td» J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
guardianship,
These are to notify all persons concerned to
show cause at this office on or by the first Mon
day in April next, if any they hare, why the same
ahali not be granted.
Witness my baud officially.
jan£4td* ROLAND T. ROS8, Ordinary.
O RDINARY’S offioe. Jonea .county, Georgia,
January 20.1880.—Whereas Richard John
son, administrator of estate of Toliver Hawv, de
nied, applies to me for dismission.
These are to cite and admonish all persons
interned to show cause at this office on or by
the first Monday in May next, if any they ttave,
whv the same shall not be granted.
Witness my hand officially,
■HU TOT. ROBS.
jan24-td» ROLAND 1
, Ordinary.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
rt EORGIA, BIBB OOUNTY.-Under and by
UT virtue of an order from the Court of ordi
nary of said coantj, will be sold on tbe firat Tues
day in Mar next, before ths court house door in
the city ot Macon, during tbe legal hour: of sale,
one house and lot la the city of Macon, known aa
part of lot No. 10 in the city of Maoon, In said
eonuty.bcundcd on tbe east by the residence ot T.
D. Tinsley, on the west by tbe residence of Henry
Davit, north by Johnson atreet and south by the
lot of A. B. Rosa, said lot containing one-quarter
acre more or lew. 8old aa the property of |axah
G. Tinsley, late of said county, deceased, for the
purpose of distribution. Terms rush.
April 5,1880. T. D. TINSLEY,
apr* ltawtw# Administrator,
ral men hvnd’se. suth as cry roods, clctbing,
boots and shoes, and other articles ol such char
acter.
5. <?. A Doody shall be the general partner,
and sb ilhave full direction ard management of
the business. Myron Nissbaum and Joseph
Danneuberg. all ol sa.d county, are special part-
ners.
4. W. A. Doody has contributed four thousand
dollars to said partnership and Myon Nuss-
fcaum and Joseph Danntnberg have each con
tributed four thousand dollars to the capital
stock of tbe same.
6. Thia partnership shall begin on the 50th day
of January, 1880, and shall end on the 20th day of
January, 13s3, unless sooner dissolved as heie-
inaiter provided, to-wit: In caseenhcr party be
comes dits.ti-fied with arid partnership the
same v ay be dissolved site- the first year, pro
vided six months notire be given after said lime,
cf such intended dissolution tr the other party or
parties—said notice to be in w. iting, giving ths
reasons therefor.
It is further agreed that the said W. A. roody
shad be paid from tbe partnership astets, the
sum of fifty dollars per month, and ibis amount
to be charge t to the expense account. This pay
ment to continue until a dissolution, unless oth
erwise agreed on.
Witness our hands, this 12th day of January,
1880.
W. 4.DOODY.
MY BON NUsSBtUM
JOSkPH DANbENbERG.
Signed this 12th day of January, 1830, and ac
knowledged bvlore
J. T. RODGERS,
N. P. Bibb Co., Ga.
Macoir Ga.. January 12,1(80.
I certify that the ab-ve lnsirum -nt was signed
ar.d acknowledged by the parties thereto before
me this day.
J.T. v>ODGER8.
N. P. Bibb Co, Ga.
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—Before me c me
in person. W. A. Doody, who being duly
sworn deposes at d sijs that he is the general
partner lira* limited copartner,nip abont to be
formed in slid county, under the name tf W. A.
Doody, acd that Myron Nussbsumaud Joseph
Danntnberg are the special partn'-r» therein,
and that the amount agreed to bo contributed oy
each of them to wit: tbo sum of four thousand
dollars, to tbe capl'al stock 1 f snil firm, has been
actually paid in. and in good faith contributed
thereto. A. DOODY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20th
day of January, 1830. J. T. RODGERS,
mart w4w Notary Bibb county, Georria.
AO, TAYLOR) B 1 lot relief, etc, BibbSuae-
va. > rior Court, October Term,
TO. TAYLOR J 1879.
ItaDpearingtotbeCourtbythe return of tbe
Sheriff that tbe defendant is not to bs found in
unty; and it further appearing that be
it reside iu this State: Ordered, that ser
vice be perfected on sr'd defendant by publica
tion to be and appear at tho next term of this
Court, or that coo>n>tinaut be allowed to pro
ceed.
Ordered further, tt tt this o-der be uuhlisbed
once a month for four months in the Telegranh
and Messenger, a public gazette published in the
city of Macon.
By the Court:
JOHN L. HARDEMAN.
Complainant’s Solicitor.
T J. SIMMONS,
J.8.O.M.O.
A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su
perior Court. This 22d November, 1879.
deciS-lamlm* A. B. ROSS, Cletk.
MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES OF
ALL KINDS: BELTING, HOSE and
PACKING, OILS* PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, &o. Sand for Price-list,
W. H: DILLINGHAM & CO., 143 Main
street, LOUISVILLE, KY;
Popular Monthly Drawing ol the
rommonweaitli Distribu
tion Co.
AT XAOAULEY’8 THEATRE,
In the City of Louiaville, on
Monday, May 31st, 1880,
These drawings authorized by act of the Leg'
islalure of 1869 and sustained by all tho courts
of Kentucky occur regularly on the last day of
every month (Sundays excepted) and are super
vised by prominent citizens of the State. v
The Management call attention to the grand
opportunity presented of obtaining, for only Xt,
any of
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.
I PrtXO..,—,i,in, h, hi S8.0CC
lPzHa....,— fcoco
10 Prizes $1,000 each lO.OCO
20 Prizes SOO eaoh 10,000
100 Prizes 100 each 10.00C
200 Prizes 50 each 10,000
800 Prize* 10 each 12.000
1,000 Prizes 10 each 10,000
9 Prizes SOO eat fa, ap’roximafn prizes XTM
9 Prizes 200 each do do L3C«
;d Prizes 100 each de do SCO
1,560 Prize* JnX490
Whole Tickets, 51. Half Tickets, $x.
27 Tickets, $50. 65 Tickete. $700
All applications for club rates should be made
to the home office.
Full list of drawing published in Louiaville
Courier-Journal and Now York Herald, and
mailed to all tickct-ho’.d-rs.
ta-RBMIT MONBY BY MAILOI EXPRESS.
Address R U. Bcardman Courier-Journal build;
ing Louisville Kentucky, or at No. X07 and 300
Broadway, New York. augSOeodtuthusat&wly
A GOOD SAWMILL
FOB $200.
Our No. 1 Plantation Raw Mill is designed to
be run by 8,10 or 12 horse power Agricultural
Engines. With this power Irom
1500 to 4,000 Feet
ef lumber can be cut in a day. A product 25 to
30 per cent, greater than can ue cut with any re-
ciprocating saw mi l with the same power. The
.-mils areccmpleteexcept saw, and will be put on
the cars iu Cincinnati for the lew price of$2C6.
and warranted in every particular. Raw Mills of
all tiz -s. Engines. Boilers. Sfaafticg, Gearing, etc.
Illustrated circular! sent free.
LANE & BOSLEY CO.,
John & Water Sts., Cincinnati, 0.
aprl diuwSm&..eowl3t
Bret and Cheapest
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Special inducements to SOUTH
ERN SOLDIERS.
Satisfaction given in all ca<es.
First premium at Atlanta and Macon.
Georgia. Fairs, 1879. Best of refer
ence, in your State. Apply at once
for full information, special terms,
etc. Addr ss CHARLES 3i EVANS.
Manufar turer tor U.8. Governm’f. X53
West Fourth Street. Cincinnati, O.
Homes in
Western
Arkansas
J Th« Littie Rock and Fort
v Smith Railvftv c,fTer »or
(the be«s LANI)8 in : ha Wa*fe
?or Southwest, with
) climate, fenile K>:i,a: d not
(by drouth. F^sy
( terms of sale. Full icK r:aa-
j ;ko.
Apply to
D. SLACK, Land Commissioner,
_an2f wlSt Little Rc. k. Art,
Administrator’s Sale;
B Y authority of an order from Jem s ; jvl of
Ordinary, wilt be sold at the court ho us*
door in Clinton. Jones ooupty.on the iirrt Tues-
Ja. la June next, within legal hours r,f .«r.) eone
undivided half interest in four hunired i.cr< , _.t
land, more or leas, belcn ing to estate of Ju-enh
G. Barbee, decease, «ituate on water- cf Kcqr
creek in said county: good land. Sold lor
distribution and to pay do-1« Tc-mc cash.
. A. J.STEWART, Adm’r.
April 29,1880.-24taa*
Know Thyself
T UB unsold miseries thak
result from inii'scro-rioo
in early life may be ah'et i ti
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doubt this assertion should
purchsee the new m-dicaJ
work published h> the PEA
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THE SCltNCK OF LIFE;
or, SELF PRBSEKVATION. Exhausted vi
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impaired by the errors ol youth or too close or
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Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged,
]u»tpublished. It is a standard metical wurk.
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tional Medical Association, It contains be&uti*
ful and vary expensive engraving-. Three hun
dred pages, more thau 50 valuable prorioriprions
for all forms or prevailing c it ease, tha result of
many years of extensive and successful practice,
either one cf which is worth ton times the price
of the book. Bound iu French doth, price wily
$1, sent by mail postpaid.
The London Lancet says: “No person should
be without this valuable book. The author is a
noble benefactor.”
An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of
6 cects for postage.
The author rufera by permission to JOSEPH
S FISHER, president; W. I. P. INGRAHAM,
vice president; WPAINB, M D, KdGAUKTT.
UDtHJDOUCBT.MD.RH KhlNB.MD. J
R BOI.COMH. MD.KK LYNCH. M D. and H
R O’CONNELL, M D ficulty of the Bhiledel*
nhia Umversitv of Medicine and Surgery, also
the faculty of tho Araeriean University cf Phila
delphia, also Hon P A BIA-EJ.L. lit D, president
of the National Medical i tsceiation.
Address Dr W H PAR
KER. No 4 Bulfineh St,
Boston. Msss. The au
thor may be consulted on
all diseases requiring
skill and experience,
novSO wIt •• .
HEAL 1
THYSELPi
A COTTON 8IN
Cleans the Seed better. Runs Lighter,
Clns Paster and Costs Less Money than an#
other Cln In the Marked Everymachlne
. fully and fegall££iuarr&r.tdcd.
1
New Advertisements, s
lato of said county defeated.
These are therefore to cite
person, concerned to be and i ppear at the Court
of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday
in June next, to show cause if any they have,
why letters of administration should not be
granted.
•riven under myhandaud cfficial signature,
May 1,1880.
inayfi-la-dw* J. A. McHANUP, Ordinary.
PIUM
HABIT
CUBE
d&wly
By B. M. Woolley
Atlanta. Ca. Sellable evi
dence given, and reference to
cured patients and physicians.
Send for Try book on the
habit and its cure.
JONES COUNTY POSTPONED SHER
IFF SALE.
TYTILL be sold before the court house door in
W the town of Clinton, Jonts county,Georgia,
between tbe legal hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday in June next, three hundred acres of
land, or enough of said land to satisfy a tax fi. fa.
issued by W.J. Gresham, tax collector of said
rounty fer the year 1879. Said land adjoining
tbelands of James B. Denton, Jackson Roberts
acd others, and known aa the P. O. Sawyer place.
Levied on as the property of F. C. Sawyer, trus
tee for wife and children. Thia February 18th
1S30. W. J. GRESHAM,
mayl -law4w Ex-oflleio Sheriff,
TAKEN UP.
A Dark hay mare mule, which the owner can
recover by describing her and paying for
Ihis notice, at
T*LlOB APH ASD ME3SES6ER OlFICB.
apr29-dit-wlt
STRAYED-
P BOM the rubscriber on the 29th of March a
meu-e-colored mare mule, aged five or six
years, when sba left had a shoe on the left fore
foot, had a wart on Ue neck near where the col
lar works A liberal rewa-d will be paid for her
delivery. Any information thankfully received.
Address J.T. HOLT. Macon.
Caro R. F. Outlay. aprll-dawlt*
NOTICE
vpHIRTY days after date the undersigned
JL make application to the Mayor ana Council
of the city of Moconfora lease of the reserve at
thee rnerol For.ythand Johnson streets,bring
a part of the cut of the Macon and Western rail
road, for the purpose of erecting a church there
on.
WM. HAZLEHURST,
A. R. TINSLEY.
aprldlaw4w Wardena of St. Pauls church.
SALS OF LAND.
B Y virtue of a power t f rale conferred upon the
undersigned by mortgage dean , executed on
tbe 11 tb day ol February. 1879. by Mrs. Elizabeth
Simmons and Ruffin R. It. Barr, (said deed being
recorded in tbe offioe of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Twigas county. Book P, folio 648), we
will sell before the court house door, in the
townot Jefterscnville, in the county of Twiggs,
at public outc y, to the highest binder, for cash,
on the first Tuesday m May n-xt. between the
usual hours uf rale, all that tract or parcel of
land, situate, lying and being in tbe twenty-
highth district of originally Wilkerson, now
Twigvs county, and known and distinguished in
the plan cf said district as part ot lots No. 79 and
99. containing seventy five acres, more or lest,
being the premia's whereon said Elizabeth Sim
mons ana said Barr resided upon (aid 11th of
Feb-uary, 1870. Sold for the purpose of paying
a debt created by note on February 11,1879, ae<l
specif! d m said deed on which there is a bai
rn. ce due of fifty do’larsand interest) and expen
ses of this proceedii g. Good and fee simple tt-
ties made to purchaser on day of sale.
COLBMi
mchlSlaw4w.
iAN A NEWSOM.
ADMINISTBATBIX’S SALE.
BY authority of an order of the Court of Ordi
nary of Chatham county, will be sold before tho
court home door in Savannah,on Ihelst Tue'day
$30 REWARD.
"YTTILL he paid 1
W ty jail of a n
bert. about twen
for tbo delivery to Bibb coun-
negro woman named Mar Gil-
■■ | twenty-five yean old. supposed to
weigh about 140 pounds, about five fe»t six inches
high. When last heard of was at Montezuma,
March 4th; she was in eompsny with her mother
vvuttuuiwawvvs *u BaiMiuisu.vu tuowv x upzuaj __ ^ _
tn April next, within the leval hours o. sale, the I Dalny Johnson about fifty'fire years olcf, pox
followingproperty belonging to the eststeof Ed- | marked, aad hvr lister Sarah Johnson, a tall,
wardO. Anderson, deooased: All that .tract of I likely girl who has a small girl child withber—
land situate in the Cjunty of Bibb. State of Geor
gia, near the city of Macon, and fronting on the
road leading from Macon to Forsyth » Yineville,
known as tbe place nought by Geo. W. An
derson from Mrs. H. B. Freeman, executrix, etc.
containing S3.'-; acres, more or less.
For information apply to Turpin A Ogden,
agents.
mart dim wtd JANE M. ANDERSON.
Administratrix
all ot them black. They may change their
names. ALBX, MELROSE.
Macon. Ga., March 81,1830. apr 1-wtf
G EORGIA—BIBB CO UNTY.-Whereat, w.
W Carnes, administrator of the estate of
8amuei G. Bonn, late of said counr
has made application for letters
from said estate.
The e are therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at th i Court
of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday
in July next, to ahow cause, if any they have,
why said application should not be granted.
Witness my offieial signature April 3,1880,
J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
mart-law-4w*
Executors’ Sale.
PTNDB R and by virtue of an order granted by
U the Hon. James P. Broadawsy, Ordinary
in and for the county of Baker. Slate of Georgia,
will bo sold beft re tee court bruse door of Baker
county, town of Newton, within the legal hours
it— - . of sale, in tbe first Tuesday in April next, as tho
RiSSSl I ProP®’ *F ol the estate of W. D. Williams, late of
ol dismission I rounty, deceased, thres hundred and «tv-
enty-three and oue third 13731-3) acres cf land
situated m Howard’s district Bibb county, Ga.,
and known as lots Nos. 284. 28 and 297, amount
ing to 3731 3 acres. Fold for di virion among the
heirs of said W. D. Williams, deceased. Terms
cub. ■
feb21-law4t J.H.’A.W. W. WILLIAMS,
Executors.
Mortgage Sale of Land-
lot'ioe, the legal advertise I BORUTA. CRAWFORD COUNTY.— By Tir-
Baker county will be pub VT tue of the power vested in me by two mort-
ews. I gages executed by Annie Marlah Harper, to-wit:
SHERIFF’S NOTICE.
G EORGIA, Baker County.—On and after this
date until further notice, tl
enta o! the Sheriff cf
Uzhed in the Albany News.
J.H. ROWELL, Sheriff,
Newton, March 3,1880 -10*
O RDINARY’S office, Jones county, Georgia,
January £0,1630.—Whewee Robert H. Bar-
BSSSSW* 6 ** Ssptor
Gr
W. 1
itfei _
One mortgage given to recure a certain prom
isrory note tor twenty-five dollars due the 15th
October, 18:9, bearing interest at 12 pec cent, per
annum, after maturity. Said mortgage dated
13th day cf May. 1879, and recorded in the Clerk’s
EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas, John
P. Fort, executor of the estate of George , - --- -
Fort, has made application for leave to sell I office Superior Court of said county, in bock J.
culm . *-
These are therefore to cite acd admonish all
persons concerned to he and appear at tbe Court
of Ordinary of said county onthe first Monday iu
May next, to show cause, if any they have, why
said application should not te granted.
Witness my official signature,
J. A. McM AN US, Ordinary.
April 3,1880.apt 41taw4w*
G EORGIA, Bibb County-Whereaa Mrs Ma
tha L. Harris, guardian of Mattie J., Amis
L.«nd Jimmie A. Harris, haa applied to the „ _
Court cf Ordinary of said county for a discharge I as authorized in said mortgages. Said
from her guardi vnship ot said Mattie J.. Accij L. land will be sold to zati.fy tbe principal, 1
and Jimmie A. Harris of their person and prod- « n d sttorn-y's feet, to-wit. seventy-five dollar*
erty, thi* 1* therefore to cite all peraens concern- ‘
ed to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary
said county on the first Monday in. May next
ahow cause, if any they have, why ths said Mar
tha L‘. Harris should not be dismissed from be
I uardianship of raid Mattie J., Annie L. and
. itrmie A, Harris and receive the usual letters I
el dismission.
Given under my offieial signature.
" :MANUB,
febltd*
J. A. MCI
fUB, Ordinary.
O RDINARY’S Office, Jones County, Georgia,
March 8,1880.
Whereas Samuel L, Chiles, administrator
tate Lucinda M asen, deoeaaed applies for dis
mission.
These are to dte and admonish all pencoa
concerned to show cause at thi* offioe.on the firat
londay in Juae next, if any they have, why the
tmo shall rot be granted.
Witnrss my hand officially.
marStd* R. T. ROSS, Ordinary. -
Ana one other mortgage given toiecure a cer
tain promissory note for fifty dollars, due No
vember 1, 1878. bearing interest at 12 per cent,
per annum after maturity. Said mortgage da tea
6th March, 1879, and recorded in Cletk’s office
Buperior Court of said county, in book J. I will
on the first Tuesday in Anril, 1880, before the
couit-house door m Knoxville. Georgia, expose
at public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described property, to-wit: Oue hun
dred acd sixty 1160) acres of land, core or less,
beir gall of let No. 42, north of the Macon road,
in the aixth district of Crmwtord county, Ga. Ti
tles in lee simple will be made 'o the purchaser
~ tract of
Interest,
torn-y’s fees, to-wit. seventy-five dollars
principal, with interest aa above dtscrited.and
twenty dollars attorney’! fees, aa expressed m
•aid mortgages. The said mortgages made and
delivered to me, the undersigned, to secure said
cotes with the power expressed therein to sell
•aid property in tbe event default was nude in
the payment thereof, and default having been
made, on tbe day of tale I will execute titles in
foe simple to the same.
A. B. SMALL.
February 23.1880.-td
G EORGIA, Bibb County.—Whereas R. 8.
Wynn has made application for the setting
apart a homestead of personalty and the valua
tion of the,sue. Said application will be beard
on Thursday the aixth day of May. 1880, at ten
o’rlock, a. us)
Witness my bacd and official signature, April
14,1*80
aprlfltd » J. A. XoMANUS, Ordinary.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Engines, Cotton Presses, Kills, <&c.
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ALL QUIET ON THE
POTOMAC.
Tie War Over. Peace Declared.
Eel Sides Victorinas.
Piano Blockade Raised.
The long strike and lockout in New York
Piano factories ended. Ail factories open.
6,000 locked out workmen again at work. A
new p ano turned out every ten minutes.
Workmen happy.' Purchasers who wanted
Jianoa and couldn't get them alto happy. We
rave bsd a eorry time for tbe pwt two
months to funfair pianos to impatient pur•
cha.era who wen du’t understand that pianos
had to bo made belore delivered, and it haa
worried us muchly, but tbe “winter of our
discontent” fa now over, and we are
All Right Again.
B ck orders will be filled in short metre,
and cew ones by lightning express Our stock
sow on hand is very large, and it fa only cer
tain styles that we have teen short of. These
are “ooming, coming,” 300,000 mere and
don’t you forget lb Beat of all, read thia:
Present Prices Guaranteed.
Having made new contracts with leading
manufacturers, which held good until Ju'y
list ntx‘, we engage to fill all orders reorived
by that date at our present prices. Come
what will we ahali not raise prices again until
fall trade opens acd fiU prices ate estab
lished. We have advanced retail price* tnt a
small per cent., notwithstanding the large
advance In wholesale oost, and our present
prices aro still extremely low.
Bovers^an^evg^u^heager
Mr*
log. We have special bargains to offer cash
buyers. New instruments, new styles, new
S ee* terms. Bend for Catalogues and
tive Illustrated Price Lists, giving
irmatlon. Address,
LUBBEN & BATES,
SA.VANNAH, dJk,
W801ESALE PIAMO AND ORBAN DEALERS.
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O RDINARY’S Offioe. Jones County, Georgia,
March 3,1830 —Whereas A. A. Barfield, ad
ministrator estate John J. Barfield, deceased,
applies for dismission.
These are to cits and admonbh all persons con
cerned to > how cause at this office, on first Mon
day in June next, it ary they have, why the same
•ball not be granted.
Witness my band officially.
marttd* R. T. R088. Ordinary.
OPIUM
permanent.?
Theac machines are made of tho best; materials, and th*
TrorkmonsUpand flniih are unexcelled. Have been awaried
premiums at all tho State fairs, Georgfo Texa%
eta Upwards of £000 of our Gera ore In constant usa to
the southern states, over 1000 having been bold in ISTf.
Price List of Cine, Feeders and Condenser
t toctog|
Price-with
Self Feodora*
Condenser*
ST Terms given on Application* .iU
Ttam 1843 to 1858 ire manufactured Glut at Colombo*,
under tho firm name of E. T. Taxis n&Ca, afterwu
Cldcoxs, Buowjc & Co., and made vliaS iros then kne
aa the Taylor Gin. During tho year 18&8iro removed *o
rlace, where wo have been exclusively engaged in
factoring Gina erer since. With long experience, tl
labor saving machinery and skilled worfaren. we
advantage* not enjoyed by any other manufacturer Inc
line, for producing the bbst work for the ipurr sbqhvw
The demand last year waa so great that nearly SOO order#
remained unrtlJed, nu t we have dout I .!. .•* . .r-. •;factoring
capacity and hope to bo able to meet all demand?, still It m
tho wisest plan to got your orders In early. Bond
for illustratedpamphlet giving neic voluntary testimonial*
*romwf*MliYe.eaterpTiidnrvliin^rj. Iic.jes.Engu* '
and Complete outfit fumiahed when desired. AldresS
BROWN COTTON GIN CO„
NEW LOITDON, COXli
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These Grand Exhibitions cf Art and Industry
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Send for General Circular of XnXormatioflL
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^s&’sasaKS
TJ tS ES
GEORGIA. CLARK,
SOLE AGENT.
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Sewing Thread of modern Times. ’
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