Georgia weekly telegraph, journal & messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1880-188?, June 18, 1880, Image 7

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HtfcftUlo Cclcgrupf? vmfr 3f*mcttul & IRjersfesiragp^ tlio steamer City of New Tork, says in liis estimation not over fifty lives were lost by the collision of tlie Stoningtoa and Naira gansett, -.-.y ■ V <i a New York, June 12.—Mr. and Sirs. Frederick Stillson, of Atlanta, Ga., were on their way East with, tlieir little chil dren. : It appears that ,tliey took passage on the ill-fated Narragansett, and when, the disaster -occurred,- tlie children, who were locked up In astate roonb^.weie, forJJ tliq moment, forgotten. i H is supposed that both babies were burned before any assistance could be Obtained, and the poor mother, when she realized'' her k»s, was Iji a paroxysm of griefi - • vl’v An old lady, Mrs.. Margaret Muir, of Brooklyn, about sixty years of age, was picked up while floating in the water holding high above her head an infant grandchild fifteen months old: -A boy P—jcomraKprejWno, uu-1 namC( i Charlie Case, about twelve, years ring the reign of ‘‘Itoss b.iepherd, were bf age, residing in Jersey City, who, with Washington Correspondeaoe. WASHUforoJV, June ft, 1860. THE AGONY is over for tlie “God audmorality” crowd, and’it 1s to be Imped they feel better, after the antics and monkey shines they have been cutting for a week at Chicago. Tliey have put in nomination two pf the most vulnerable men in tlieir party, and their shouts and bravos are only intended to cover their confusion. Garfield- fa a back salary grabber, and.a CroditMobilier and DeGolyer corruptionist, whose, name was prominent ih old Oakes Ames’'little book as the recipient of ton shares of that stoick, which was placed “where it would do the most good.”- Iu the DeGolyer matter he was proven to have received, while a member of Congress, $5,000 a4 ah “attor ney” for DeGolyer. aricl McClelland, the Chicago pavement 'contractors', who, du- awarded contracts to the amouutof nearly, §200,000. So you see that “parson” Gar- kindly and coin toons, and a fluent, era fill speaker. If he had more “sandlnhis gizzard” he would bo very nearly a .first- class man. His war record ip good, his major-generalship (by br'evet) having been won by gallantry at Chickanmuga, where' he was chief of staff to Gen. Kosecrans. Of Arthur, bis associate on tile ticket,It is only necessary to say that -he was kicked out of tlie New York custom house lor practices wliidi even Hayes’ strong stom ach could not stand: He Is a “machine” politician of the regular New:York type, and a fit mate for a Credit Mohilicr states man of Garfield’s sprt. If the Democrats can’t beat thi3 ticket they ought to dis band. i-.t BLAINE AND SHERMAN . doubtless feel badly enough, but their con solation is-found in Grant’s defeat,- and his father, was on his way to Boston On the Narragansett, was placed by his father. !.■ M ' hands are pu tty dirty. He wa, 0 n a life raft, with the assurance tliat tlie bom inTMiio, November 10, lSil, and has - - -- ^ ■ ' been in Congress since 1S6S; is a high tariff and hard money man; is well read and a hard student. In' manner, be js lad woutd.be taken care of by him, but, aftjeraloni •dfaappe^re ,. . ppBp , „ the boy, entirely destitute of clothing, brought, on hoard the city of .New Y Several boys from tlie -United, States steamer Tennessee, who' were passengers was ork. Among the saved are Mrs. Fred Stilson, of Atlanta, W. L. Prosser, of Tennessee, and S. Smith,'of Tennessee. It is stated that none of tlie Narragansett’s hooks or One of the saddest events connected with the calamity Is the mlsfortline of Mrs. A. P. Dix, of Brooklyn, wife of A. P. Dix, broker, of the firm of Dix & Phyfe. Mm- Dix whs on the Narragansett with her three children and nurse,,who . . 'were all lost but Mrs. Dix herself. They tlie bitter mortification it gives to Conk- W ere all helped into a life boat after the ling, Logan, Cameron & Co. It-is an open secret, now, that the combination on Garfield, In order to defeat Grant, was ar ranged in this city Monday night by Blaine and Sherman, Mr. Hayes being privy thereto and cordially approving it. Word was passed along the line that Grant must be beaten, and that tilts combination was the only way to do it. If the break had been postponed one ballot it would have been too late, and.Grant would have surely won. Blaine was not in the Senate when the news of Garfield’s nomination came, biit half an hour thereafter Jie. appeared at the door of the cloaK room, calm and smiling, but vfitli more than liis usual pallor, which was the only sign of excite ment lie showed. He was soon sur rounded by Senators on his side, and seemed in the best spirits. That stiange, anxious expression which his face has shown lately, was gone, and he looked as little like a defeated candidate as any man in the Senate. He looked over his mail, aud Senators from both sides began to so crowd around him as to 1 -give their attentions the air of an ovation. . ■ He received them witb-his usnal hearty greeting aud-in less than half an hour was on his feet talking with the usual dash on an amendment to an appropriation bill. In the House the news came while a roll-call was in progress, and. most of the Radicals being in tlie lobby in rear of the speaker’s chair, they cheered so loudly as to interrupt the call. Mr. Randall, evi dently regarding the occasion an excep tional one, made no effort to suppress the noise, which was repeated. A motion to adjourn was then carried at half past two, and then the Itads let themselves loose with three more cheers. After adjourn ment most of the members remained In their seats and pretty soon the Rads or ganized a meeting with Gen. Hawley in the chair, who made a short speech, be ing followed by old man Kelley, and then a committee was appointed to telegraph Garfield their congratulations. Tlie Grant men looked rather sickly while all this was going on, and I noticed many of them “leaked out” before the performance was over. CONGRESSIONAL. Matters are unusually dull and When tlie appropriation bills are disposed of there will be a general disposition to get. away. Tlie most important bills now on tlie calendar are those regulating the counting of the electoral vote, and rela tive to the employment and pay of mar shals and their deputies at federal elec tions. Tlie Rails are expected to make a desperate fight in the House against these measures, aud if they do it will likely de lay adjonmment until July. If they do not, the 15tli inst. yrill probably witness the final fall of th$ gavel and the rush homewards, “to fix tneir fences,” of the honorable members- of the House. If, however, the Cincinnati convention should find them still here, it will he ai risky business betting when the fences will re ceive proper attention. ' ■ ' ' WE CAN SURELY BEAT IT. I have met no Democrat here who h as the least doubt of our ability to beat the Radical ticket If wC only, show half Sense and judgment in the selection of ours. Of course we . can’t win with Tilden. That is a cold fact that nobody who will give an honest opinion’dare deny. Who will be the man, is one of the darkest of all dark propositions. I think the Field “l»oom” is just now being worked more vigorously than any other, hut So was Blaine’s, and the end of one'ihay very likely be the end of the other.* One thing, however, is sure now. The.-. is no possi ble chance to break the “solid South” from the Democratic party—always pro vided Tilden is not the candidate. Grant might have done it: but Garfield never. A- W. R. APPALLING CATASTROPHE. Collision. and Burning of A Sound Steamer. Xpw York, June 12.—It Is reported this morning that the steamers _ Stoning- ton and Narragansett collided this morn ing off Cornfield Light, Long Island Sound, and the Narragansett sunk. Ap plication at the office of President Bab cock, of the Stonington line, confirmed the report, but no information could be obtained. A private dispatch says a num ber of lives were lost. Later.—The steamer Narragansett, which left J New York last evening for Stonington, and the Stonington, which left Stonington for New York, collided off Connecticut, river about ii:i5. The runn er took fire and sunk. Stonington, Conn, Jnne 12.—Steam er Stonington arrived at 0:40 this morning with about fifty survivors of the Narragan sett. The bow of the former struck the Narragansett three feet aft of the stem, cutting lier down nearly to the water line. She struck • the Narragansett at 11:30 o'clock on the starboard side, forward of her wheel house. The shock burst a gas tank and in fifteen minutes the Narragan sett was en fire. She sank in four fathoms of water. Steamers City of New York and Providence came to her assistance and all. the boats and life rafts of the four steamers' were lowered and put m ser vice. Two hours elapsed before the last pas senger was picked up, most of whom were transferred to the City of New York. The passengers say the officers and crew of the.-Narragansett ..behaved with great coolness and nerve. On her arrival at Stonington the village was aroused, and men and women has tened with clothing aud assistance. Twenty-five women were on board in tlieir night clothes, one of whom died be fore reaching here from the shock. She is not yet identified. One man picked up is Rev. E. B. Lockwood, of Sixty-eighth Street Methodist Church, New York. He was on liis first trip East. No estimate Can be made of the loss of life. It is believed to be less than at- first supposed. ’ Another account aays the surviving pas sengers from the ill-fated Narragansett all agree that out of a passenger list of more than three hundred, a large number must have been lost, as the water around the burning steamer was alive with strug gling people, clinging to rafts and every conceivable thing. It is feared that most of tlie passengers - that were in the berths below the main deck did not have time to save them selves. Later.—Second officer McDonough, of collision but the boat .capsized and Mrs. Dix, her nur$e, baby, little boy and girl clung to the boat but tlie boat turned over in the same way three times, aud Mrs. D|x said lier—nurse,-hec~baby_and her little boy and girl weroyyasli$d away. She and another lady were the only ones Ieftrlo the bbat. J’f After more than an hour they -were picked up by the officers and men in the boats from the City of Nev.-Tork, and ta ken on board of that boat. She wore dia mond ear TjiigS, and the diamond rings on her hands tverc Imbedded in the swollen flesh, and the skin had been torn off her fingers, hands and wrists by the boat’s sides and the ropes, 16* which she had clhng for her life. As soon as the City of New York ar rived word was sent to Mr. Dix, in Wall street, and he rushed to the pier and found his wife. The meeting of father and mother who liad lost their entire fam ily, brought tears to the eyes of every one In the saloon. Other sutviv’qTS wlio had not jpet vtfth'so great losses, forgot their own 1 ’misery for a moment in'sympathiz ing with the Unfortunate man and wife, whose children liad been drowned. The City of New York brought to her pier in this city about 150 survivors. A great crowd of anxious friends and reia- tiyes of the passengers had assembled at tlie wharf. In the cabin ami saloon, and on tlie decks of the City of New York, and the steamboat pier, the scenes were ofi the most' heart-rending character: Women who had lost children and hus bands, weeping bitterly; and men who had been in tlie water for hours had scarcely strength enough to sit up. Little girls and boys were crying and looking for their parents. Scarcely a survivor was clad in a com plete suit of clothes. Men and. women, young and old, were wrapped iri blankets, or had oil single articl?s.ot' apparel which tlieir kind fellow passengers on board the City of New York, had loaned them. Now the husband,, who liad learned that his wife or sister had arrived on the City of New York, and had been saved, would arrive, and two sorrowlul persons would bo united. Then a woman would rush out of the state room and closely scrutinize a young hoy who hap pened to be comingon deck, saying, “Ah! that looked like my hoy.” Many of the passengers left the boat soon after its ar rival, and even clad in blankets, who had no shoes and no hats, to buy clothing. Boston, June 12.—According to the stoiy of Cornelius Henry, of this city, there must have been a great many lives lost. He says that at the time tlie Narra- insett, in which he took’passage from ew York, left that city, there were be tween three and four hundred passengers on hoard; and that at that time all tlie berths and state rooms were engaged. It was very foggy, and tlie last ofthc passen gers hail retired. I think that with the exception of the officers, I was tlie only one on the Narragansett that was up and saw the Stonington when she struck us. We were running at a pretty fair rate of speed at the time,as was also the Stoning- tqn. She struck us amidships ou the star-- hoard side, and raked lip clear to the wheel. The. force of the collision caused the Narragansett to list heavily, to port, and in less than five minutes she went down as'far as the main deck, aria grounded. Shortly after that I saw a sheet of fiame shoot up anil in less time than I can des- •cribe it the entire ship was on fire. The moment I saw what liad happened I rush ed for the hurricane deck and tried to cast loose the llferaf t which was there, but was unsuccessful. I then slid down’a post to the saloon deck, and tried to cast loose another life raft, hut wasrxgain unsuccess- thl.' By this time the fire had gained such headway I hardly knew what to do., I saw a life raft floating in the water a short distance from the steamer, and as it was say last chance I jumped overboard and commenced paddling for it. Wlieh a short distance from the raft, I became pret ty well exhaHSted, and had it not been for a line which had been left towing be hind I would have most assuredly been drowned.. Mr. Henry gives much credit to the of ficers of the Stonington and Narragan sett, for their efforts, and adds a word of testimony in favor of Narragansett’s pas sengers. who were, he says, remarkably' cool under the trying circumstances. Sale Immense. The Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wis., adds its testimony and says: “The sale of War ner’s Safe Kidney and Liver cure; for Bright’s Disease and other afflictions of Kidneys and Liver, as well as Warner’s Safe Diabetes Core, for diseases of same name, is simply immense.” jl-2w Fancy Crackers. Pinafore drops, cocoanut drops, vanilla wafers, lemon wafers, butterscotch wafers, lady fingers, Albert biscuit, gin ger snaps, nic-nacs, mixed cakes, choice soda and milk buscuit, fresh and fine, just received at J. D. Carver’s. Junl2-2t Woman’* Wisdom. “She insists that it is more important that her family shall be kept in good health, than that she should have all the fashionable dresses and styles of the times. She therefore sees to it that each member cf her family Is supplied with Hop Bitters, at the first appearance of any symptoms o ill health, to prevent a fit of sickness with its attendant expense, care and anxiety. All women should exercise their wisdom in this way.”—New Haven Palladium. jl-2w _ A OAHU. To*11 wbosre •nffenng Inn tbi error*.and inditcteiiotanf jentr. nervous weakness, early decs}-, ’o»s ol nuu ho '1 etc.. 1 wilt rend s rerij-e that «U cure you, FREE OP CHARGE. Tbit great remedy iu dis.-overe i by a miniouary in Aoutn America- Send * vr!f->ddr:s»ed envelope to the Itev. Joseph T. Inman. Station U. New Tors City. anrtt deodewty DENTISTRY. 8. U. BAHF1SLD.D.D.S, SO. 92 MULBERRY STREET. Office hours. S a. m. to 8 p. m. febSldaw DBA J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, DENTISTS, No M Mulberry Street, Macon. Gt. Teeth extracted without pain, beautiful acts of Teeth irveriei. Ab.ce.ied Teeth and Liaessed Uuma cured. ^ „ . _. D islere In all kind! of rental Material! and Instrnm.nta. Constantly cn hand - Urge and full aaaertmen of 1 eeth if all kinds. God cf ai. kinds. Smslgama of all kinds, Hub-ers of fell kinuS. n»:*iaw The only improvement ever made on the common Porous Plaster. ” > fWnrinwiff Brnggiate Lave signed a paper stating that ■. :: ao , l*s Capcine Porous Piasters are superior to all other plasters. PEJCE 25 CtNTS. SlfABURY A JOHNtOK, Pbannsctuti alCh-m’tli, New York;' lant-lmtV*a-dAwtiTPOolnrw Arpotite-refreabing tkrp. the hrqu'.nition o fl.th snd color.oreblesslnes attendant upon the reparative prooeiaet which this priceless iurigo- iant speedily initiates and carries to h success ful conclusion. Hires ton is,restored and,sus tenance sflordei to esch life-sustaining organ by the Biti era, which is it-offensivd even to the femtiinn palate, vegetable in composition, uid hortngh'y. <■> ■ • For i ale by all druggists and. dialers generally. lunl Im , 1 , ' ' ' TllWllS. yon arc wifrurfD? from poor health, or - lingntsh- oua Ik.v1 ot siotness,’ take cheer, ior . VALUABLE n£__ Hop Hitters If y<m are a minMen sHf with your partoral da* ©it with carp and wortc.or i t, you feel wcaJc and dis- kuouing why, 1 Hop Hitters .will If too arc a man of 1ms- ttfain of your everyday ten, tolling over your Hop Hitters trill I? you are yonntr. and crelion, or arc growing too Hop Hitter3\rill If you arc In the work- desk, anywhere, ami foci nk will Cure Yoir and have overtaxed yonr* ties; or a mother, worn it yon i pin ted, are simply without ci< Restore Yon ' inos, weakened by- tbo duties; or A man oi let* nil dniglit work, Strengthen You• suffering from any India- fast, as & often tho case, . Relieve Yon. on the farm, at the your system needt plating without iutoxi* Vfrlint Yon Need, 1 cleansing, toning or stim- IIop Ritters ti; you arc old,an lyonrBnulse Is 1 feeble, yo^r yc* uuiCuuiy.andycurIgiACulilco waning, Hop Hitlers will give you Yew life and Vigor. Hop Couan Cuss la the sweetast, safest and best. I Afik Children. | Ono TTop PAD for Stomach, liver and Kidneys Is «cp*> I ttar to all other*. Cure* by atuorptiou. It la perfect. I J3.L C. Is an absolute and Irresistible core for drank- f . enacta, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics. I Above jo! J by druggist*. K'.'.ert Mfr. Co. Rochester, K.T. I .NATURES OWM JcEMEDY Ji' VEGETABLE MEDICINE FORTHE^ BLOOD, IMR&KiDNEYS: OURATINE, For Blood Diseases. GURATiKE, For Liver Complaints. GURATIKE, For Kidney Diseases. CURATINE, h ? , For Rheumatism. CURATINE, I For Scrofula Diictscs. GURATIKE, For Err.ip.lM, FimpTti, , fpolchei. etc. A medicinal com- poundof known value- combining In one prep aration the curative powers for the evils which produce all dis eases or the mood, the I.ivor, the tiidtieua. Harmless In action ami thorough In Its effect. It Is unexcelled far the cure or all Blood Df<- crises such «us Her of- His, Tumor*, Boll«, Teller,Salt Bhrtiui, BheumaUmn, 3ter- eurlat Bolvmjoa, also Constipation, Byspepsia, Indt- tjcHttor, Sour fitom- aeh, Zftention of Urine, etc, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FORT.,. THE BRSWfl CHEMICAL CO Cjfi 1 ','' 4 Baltimore; BUNT, FASKJK & LAMAR, Whi.lwsle Urugiri.u, Mtoon, K1DNEY& LIVER CURE. {.Formerly Dr. Cralg'i Kidney Cure.') A.vegetable preparation and tbeonb- snrw remedy In the world for BrlgM’s-Disease, Diabetes. u>S ALL Kidney, Liver, sss Urinary OlwasM. ■^Testimonials of thehlghest order inprool ofUiese statements. . i ■ . . MTor the care of Diabetes, colt tor War ser*. Safe Dtsbefw Car*. sirfur the cure or Briglst's and the othe diseases, call for Warner’s Safe Uldarj and Liver Cere. - BgyWARNER { Safe Remedies art soM by Druggisfi and Dealers In Medicine every where. Sair |liA“Fir=. Cuhc . . SAf Bl'.bk: Sdfl NlgvimE SAM pio.i. H. H. Warner & Co. Proprietors, EnCHE8TEE,lT.te O^ftend for Pamphlet Zs absolutely odorless, and chemically Pure. It la anowflslce ‘White. *'**’•• It Is susceptible of tUe highest and mod lasting Polish. It possenne# greater strength of body than other trade brands. It la packed In Pound Parcels. Foil Weight guaranteed. It contH less money than any Starch In the World. It Is sold universally in America by Grocer* and Dealer*. Ita annual cousumptiou roaches Twenty Million Poundit. ^ tt Is manufactured by Andrew Erkenbrschsr, at CincInnatL Ohio, la the heart ox tlie Krentsst cereal rerion ot the Globe. FOE RnEJVT. rjvHt two itores in Ntsonlc EsU, on Mulberry itieet, row oecnpisdby Vat el bourn k Bra. Fottsif ion given 1st October. Apply to’ jiel -lw JOS. B. WKLL9. Bibb County Sheriff Sales ITT ILL be told before the court houre doer ir. * v Y-thecrtT of Vsech. during the legal hours ol sale on Iliad-st Tueidayin July next, the iol- Iowlngpr..peaty,fotwtt: -ir.t-.71 j-\ - • ■ ,'all that parcel cf lend situated on.' the loath- west cOmnionof thessid city of Macon, known as the rsrthwest lull ol lot No. 8. in. block No. Sf. fecsoidingio the m»o of A. A. Freeman ci ' ie V, l£6l, boundiil as folfows. on. the west by l.rge engine boiler, one large soap boiler, port ofbo)Ier and.about fen tbouibnd brick to be r old ss they now srs on sa-d lot their remoisl to the rourt house being loo extend.o: sieo a (otrf pipes snd other material used in the sosp factory lately run on ssid lot, to sll which plaintiff, in n, rs. be:ow sUted. Ins title by deed to se. urea debt now in lodgment on whies said U. fs. issued; alto that parcel of Und in said city, known in ita clsh ss lot No, S, - in Week No. A», fronticK ou Tatr.af f quaie. Ait; levied On is the property of Jam-a B. BlasiDgume to satisfy all fa: issued lrora Crawford Superior Court -in favor of I. U. Plant as. said Blaaingams. Property pointed out by plaintiiTf attorney. ‘ "Also theffoSiowing to wit, three-qniyters'ofsn ctrj of Und in Godfrey district, on tVindeor Hill frontiog 110 .feet, more or less, on a Ally foot sir, et, between the old aud new flouttou r.ods end adjoining the,'and of Collins and otheis and b< lug lbe : ftroperty formerly owned by James M. it Ig’ey. Levied on by II. J. Peter, tax collect r. sp the property of the City Building and Lotn Association to sutUfy a tax fi. la. vs. L TV. Bunt, pu- indent of >oid Aeaociation, for ,t xes due on to^ ea;.itsl stock of said Associatiou lor the jew ,11’ro the following td is it,’part of the 2 acrj'ot, n.rthwestem ratute, number 2t. in square num ber St, m city of Maoen, frontieg lto teet, more or leas, on Georgia avenue aud running baca 3*0 feet, more tr less, lo the alter. Levied on by U. J l’eter, tax collector, to satisfy the tsies due by Jan-e»T. Nivbet. trustee'tor wife, lor thejesis 1878 and 1S79. . , also, the,I flowing to-wit, part of tie two acre lot numoerdfln iguare number 8*. fronting on UebrgU. avenue too lott, snd running back to the alley SJOfeet. more or less, iu city ol Ma-on. Levied cn by H. J. Peter, t«x rolieefor. to latltly a tut 11. Is. held by W. P. Goodal), transferee, for taxes due by fames T. 'Hi* bet, trustee tor wife, lor they 1873. ,j , . >' Also at the tame time snd place the {.flawing to-wit, part ol lot nuuber 1, m t quaro number 67, corner of Pine snd Filth street-, in ci'yot Ma con. Containing one-Icurth acre, more irle-s. I eaiadon by xL J. Peter, tax collector, to siti.fy the tsxns due by JUrs. Alien B. Uodgts lor the year 1S7». »r '*• •' ' A'au at thessme time and place iha following to-wit, two acre* ol land In Rutland district, on the west tide ol the Uawkinsville road, fronting tbs reside, cc oi ff. C. near Wiley’s lurn- pite. Levied on as the prop--rty oi said W. O. feVra y twA a ndl ? ,7V ?a, - 8 ^ S4 ^ thB - Alton! the saute time And place .the following to-wit, four acres i ot laud m Godfrey district, /reading Put Long's plaw arid known at the old Alla place. Levied On aa the property of \V. Jl. Slur evant to satiaf. the «axe» due on fcaidprop- erty for the ysar 1879. « Lo at the anno ume and place the following to/wit. partot lot So. i, la sq -are No. 63, rorucr of Third and Plum streets, iu city of jo aeon, and know-i is Ar tope’s marble ytru. Levied on to satisfy a i aiance due by James if. Artope, sgeut. on tsxcs of 1878 and 1879. . , . Also at the same lime hnd place the following to-wit, one top buggy, newly repaired snd p„nu- .ed‘and in per,eet order. Levied on as lire prop erty of Ur. 8, H. Virgin, to satisfy the taxes due by him for the yeara 1S77.18:8 and 1879. A-ko at the same time and plsoe the following to-wit,oneacreof Jacd on JCutt Macon diatrLt. f-onting on Milledgeville road, a snort distance from the city limits, and being a part cl Jut No. 00 and known as the residence of oefendant.Lev- led on by Ft. J. Pet-r, X. it. to satis!) the taxes doeby ih.s. Aldridge for the )earil878aud 18,9. Alto at the tame time and plsee the following to-wit,fo- r a-iesot land snd a two-room house in Asst Macon district, oounded south und east by the lauds ol K. r. Woo lolk, north «Ld west by lands (I Thcs. J. Wooholk. Ltvied ou by U. J. Ptter. T. C., to satisiy the taxes ter 1879 due by J. R.Uudgent, agent lor truct-e. Alto at the ssmt time and place the following to-wit, 120 acres ot land in Vinernle district, fronting on tug west side of the Columbus road snd an Lining the lands of Johnson 8tid and others. Levied on aa the property of Samuel a. Virgin to satisfy the tsxes due by hinilwrtbe year 1879. Alto at the same time and plsee the following to-wit, A three-room house and kitchen aud two *se» ot itu d, situated in Virevitle district n> or the Muroeceme cry and adjoining the lot of N. Wiuon. Ltvied on to satisfy the tsxes due by Chus. Moore tor the years 1«77,1878 snd 187k. Alto oithesame tune and pLoe the foflowmx to-wit, port of kit No.7, in square No- V, front ing oa Wharf street pear Rose BiU cemetery, in city of Macon. Levied on hi the property ot Jeff P. Long, to satisfy the taxes due by him for the year 1879. . Aioo at the some time and place the. following to-wit, one-eighth el au acre of laud iq Vlntvillu district, being a part or the original Causey lot , situated in the rear of Isaac LUidemau’s place, aqd aojoining the lands of Hooker. Levied on by H. j. Peter, T. O.. to satisfy two fi-fu. vs. lie J.ACoiphus. Aits ut the 8,me time and place tbo following, ta-wit, a one-room house and two scree of Und attached. in the locality known os Stiosouville, iu Vlneville district, snd better known os .the residence of John Wimbtuh. Levied on by M. J, Peter. T. O., to satisfy the taxes due by the said. Wimboih for the years 1878 and 1179. ui . |Alto at the same time and place the following to-wit, Ibrer-qaarterg of an acre of laud on Pleas* apt Bill, iu Vineri.ledistrict, on which iss twu- rvx bourn, said lot fronting Kent Nixon’s place and so joins the old. Csusy lands, Levied cn by B. J. Peter, T. U..to satisfy the taxes one by Ad button for the years 1877, >878 and 1879. Also at the same.tUeend, place the following, to wit, one foartn -crerbf land “in Vlneville dis trict, aitaated north of the old brewery and in the rear of loti owned by Kusoall and Peter. Levied on ai the property of D.vid Lewis to uit Mv the taxes due oy him for the years 1878 and 1879. U • ./.xi : - •.! . Also at the same time and place the following to-wit. oxe-room house and half of an acre of ltnd attached, situated in Vineville district,near the Clisby place, and known as the residence ot lzzlo Johnson. Levied on to satisfy the «—■»» due by her for the years 1877,1678 at.a 1879. . Also at the tamo time and place.the following, to-wit, one halt ofause-e 1st of land with a two-’ room house.in Vineyilledistrict, near Vineville branch and adjoining the lands ol Stephen Cole Jins and Jeff Green. Levied on by B. J. Peter. P. O, to satisfy three tsx fl.lis.vs. Henry a. Hnnt.ownerofsaid lot. .Also at the ume time and place the following, to-wit. tbsee acres of land with a 2 room house, situated in the locality known as 8tinsonviL>, in Vinsville district, and known as the resilience or James Fairbanks, Levied on to satisfy bit Ntate and caan y tsxes far the year* 1378 ana 1879. Also at the tame time and piene the following to-wit, part ol lot number 1, In square number 87, corner of Spring aod Wharf streets, in city of Macon, Levied on as the property, of Jordan Parks, arent lor Bmfly Pope, to oatitfy the taxes due on itid properly for the year 1879. Alto at the 8sme time and p aoe tbe following to-wit, pert oilot No. 4 in block No, 13 south western common, ou Basal street, adjoining Set- I-y’a place near U. ana 3, R. K. shop, iu oily ol Macon. Levied on as the property of AllOooper to satisfy the taxes due by him ter tbe y«ar 1879. Altdht the tame Mine and place the following to-wit, lot No. 1, b.ock —, northwestern orm- mon, coctnining oue-founh of an acre ot and and a two-room house near Macon and Western railroad, in city of Macon. Levied on ai tha pro'Krty of James Y. Johnson to salisfy theuxss due by him for the y^m >877, 1878 sod 1879. Also at I he same time snd place, all that prop erty known as xbe-tanysrd property, belonging to the estate of Jacob Hcbali, set forth in Henry 8ebaU’i erosa bill, ta-wit. lots 1, .7 snd 8 south- ere-t commons, m block 37, and /radioes! lot 6. in block 81, in the plan of Us cilvof Macon. Bibb county, Georgia, end also all the personal property of kind on said lots used sa material in tbe tanning business acd ail tools to used in s-id tannery: Levied ou as the proierty ot Jaoob Schail. deceased, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Bibb Seperior court in favor of Reuben Seise vs. Henry Kchall, administrator. Property pointed Oat by plaintiff's attorney. Alto at the same time and place, lots 10 and 16, acceding to the map of the Bond estate now on reoord.iu Clerk's office Bibb Superior Court, said lots situate din the dtyot Macon, Bibb county, Qa. Levied on si tbe property of James T. Nis- bet to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Bibb Superior Court In favor of Joseph Bond, bearer, vs. Tames T, Nis bet. Property pointed oat by plaintiff at torney.. ioeStd jneS-iswiv# GKO.F. CBBRRY. Sheriff. Crab Orchard Springs, KENTUCKY. TjMVE boura ran from Louisville or Cincinnati, A 1 by rail, now open (or visitors. Hotel sp- ppintmenta eomplste. Ask for round trip tirk- ots. For pamphlets containing analysis ot wa ters, low rale of bcwid, etc. Address. J.A, FIJRU, If-nogcr, may8-wlm* Crab Orchard. Ky. EXECUTOR’S SALE. /’’I BORGIA. BIBB OOUNTY—B- vi toe of Yj authority from tbe Court of Ordinary Af Bibb ooun'y, will boould b loro theso-rc h ute door in Macon, within the legal boura of saloon first Turodcy in inly, 1880, tbe lot and improve ments thereon In Vineville, said county, known as the late raideroe of Mrs, O. Victoria Winter, lying immediately upon the Forsyth ro.d, bar ii gafrontof 231 feet, running back along a 80 foot alley about (00 feet, and containing a bo it four sens. The dwelling boose contains eight rooms bo rides a kitchen, snd also severaloutho.ses. with <tie of the best Wells of water bn Iht county. Sold for the nurvese of division among tbe t >toss of Mrs. winter. BRMfL—1800 in cash snd the balance may remain at legal interest aa long as desired. Horen. June Ttb. I860. O. T. WARD. jur.8 td* Ax’r ol Mrs. O. Y. Winter. least Tl THE EXODUS Deranges labor, making necessary every facility tor bundling Cotton at the Gin. SAVA LABOR by using a JON US FlVRiTON WAGO A SCALE SCO. all Iran and Steel, Brass Beam. Ftt'lGHT 1’AlD BY US. If ordered now can psy at Gii niug. Everybody send (orfreebotk. Addre-a Joaes if Blng&emton, Binghamton. N. V. Pr«*posal8 so Oo the Fub Ifc Prinllng. rTNDB R tbe authority of an act cf tbe General AJ: Assembly in compliance with article 7, oec- tion 17, paragraph 1st of-tbe ,C(cstitution.ap. proved 23; of August: 1870, |>r<po’ssIs will be re ceived to do the 1'ublic Prin ing for two years from the expiration :of the verm ofoSoe of tbe present incumbent. Sealed; I’roposaii will be ier(lived lor thirty dayv from the first of June, 1S60, >t tbe tlfice cf tne Becrrtsry of State >n At lanta. On the first Tuesday in august mit the -F.'.bUs PriuliLg will beau art ed to the lowest bid it fifed in compile! ce with' =r w. WM . tJ , w w Bi>u iaw. stipulations, »pe'dfiCaVion at’d’require- i can be procured ou application, ut the Secretary of State in Allanta. N.C. BARNETT, Seo’ty of State, W. A. WRIG “ T"Comptroller Qen'L . i •• • J, W. RKN FRQK, Tnt-ittr. .. i jn< 3 IawA* Commlssionsit of Public Vripting, ItlSBXi : FOR DiyOHCF. Bibb Superior Coart, April Term.1880. . KBS. G- F.riNCKABD VB» J. J.FINPKARD, , , , Jwnminr does not resicc- in ihc Stateof Gcortia : Ordered, thatbeappeir at th« next term of ibis C' urt. or that *ai-- cau-e be allowed to pro ceed.and.tbat serviw.be r-fifccjed on.aqiit J". J. Pinckard by publication hereof, onre a month for four moutha. in the Tsleou-th aksi MBeseg- gb*. a public saxtttu: pi.blihl.ed in the city of Macon. , ; . ■ By the Court: . ' ‘ ' . ^ ’ JOHN T, FARDBMAN, ■-i— -i - iu i Librl'aui’sattorney.. alia °‘ t. j. siMitosp, i. s. c ail c. April 29.1880. f A true extract from the 'minutos of Bib Su perior Court. This May 8.1880, : 1 mavt "inn! n A. b P.OVS, Chrit. G KORGIA. BIBB COtiNTY.—Whereas W. 8. Bolt and J. B. Jones, administrators on the estate qf Jsmea Dvon, late of sa d ooun’y decease ed.bave madesppiic-tion for letters of dismission from (aid estate.- These are therefore to cite snd admonish all parsons cocce-ced to bt acd appear at the Court of Oidinaiy of (aii rcuiiby on the firat Mordar in Angus’ next, to >how cau-e. il any they hare, wh v let tors of d IsmufinE ahouid not be granted to replicants. •Witnessmy official aignafnre. May 3. '880. vnovWd# J. A. McMANffd.Ordinary. G BORGIA—BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Ja cob Dinkier. guardian of Ktlward Bertiid, ha- n ade application fa- letters of dism's-ion : These are, therefore, to cite and admom-b all pvraors cor rerm-d, to bo ami appear at the Court of Ordinary o 1 Ba d county, oi the tint Monday i i August nex’.lo show caus-.it any they harf. .why. letters o' di-mmion shard not be granted tq apnlicai.t. Witness mv cfiloTal -ignature Vsv 8. 1880. J. A. McMASUd. Ordinary. ma9 law wt * plBORQIA, Bibb County.—Whereat L W. VX Hollmgswurth Los node application for letters of guardianship of the poreo" and proper ty ol Rob-rU «ste«. a minor under fourteen years of owe,'resident; of said ecunty. This it therefore to cite andsdmonish all per ms (or.cerpedto be and appear at the Court ti Ordi-ary on the first Monday in July next, to (Vow cause if anv ’hey hare.' why said L. W. Hc))i-»iwerth should not be intrusted with the g -ardi-nthip of the person and property of Rob erta Bates. . ■ Given under my official rignatare. • - ’ • - J-ijeS-A* J. A. McMaNUS, Ordinary. KftRvM. BL«B LOUrif!.—When as »at- thew Thornton, ad mit. is trap r ot the estate ol' orrilla J: Thornton, late ol said coumy. has mode application to tell the real estate beloxging to said estate. . There are tBere’rre to rife ard admonish all persons concerned to .be snd ipprar at the Court offirdintoy of said county, on the first Monday im July jiextj to how cause,'ifacy th»y_ hav, W \fi 1-July next, to how cause, if any they 1 'by taid applir.tion should not be granted, “it: ess my tffleiid aigiiature.: .. i J. A. McMANCS, Ordinary. J w4 **., MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS; BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, OILSj PUMPS AjLL KINDS, [RON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, &c. Ssnd for Price-list. W. H: DILLINGHAM & CO., 143 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.- JOSKCTJA. 33TJJEtTZ General PiisMej hem, eufaula, ala. Adveftisifg, rubseiiptfoa ad Job Pritflag Effected with tbe bed houses to Alabama, Georgia and tbronghoct the country, uttFMmintont-ble rates. u This is the only Lottery af any State that ever voted on and endorsed by tts people. ^Jiii>rcoeclentect attraction. Over Half a Million Distributed. Louisiana State Lottery Company. This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Bducational and Charitable • purpose!, In 1SC3, for »he term ol twenty-five years, to which contract th< iuviola- Die faith ot tbe State it pledged ,wl ith pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, •Marine its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2. 1S79, with a Capitol ol SUHKl.OOO, to which it has since added a reserve fund of $380,000. IT8 GRAND SINGLE NUB. BBRDRAW1NGB will take place mentbly. It nev-r scale* nr postpone!. Look at the follow ing Distribution! GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, darfiiB which willtake place tbo .. / 121st Grand Monthly ——and the—— Exlraordinary Semi-Annual Driwim At New Orleans, Tuesday, June IStb. 1680. .Under the personal supervision and manage ment of Glv.G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louiaiani, and Gx.i. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. Capital Frize, $100,000. W5,Tfotice.—Tickets are Ten Dollar* only. ' 1 Halves,$3. Fifthc. «*. Tenths, fl: > 1 'LIST OF PRIZES. i: : 1 Capital Prize of 5100,000...*. ?100,000 1. Grand Brixe of lo,00t)..„„ 6*1,000 1 Grand Fr za of *n,POO *o,oo<i 2 Large Hrizea of 10.000^..^ 20,000 « Large Prizes ol S,000_„_ 20 too .20 Prizes of 1.00>.... 80.000 60 ;.** ,■ , , . . 600...; ISAM ICO “ S00 SO.COO 200 - too J9 000 600 • <1 - ■■■. i ,1 » 100...-. 60.000 10000 n 1 10..;; 103.000 APPROXIMATION PRUUik. 100 Approximation Prizes of <200... trail 100...; 10,000 76...... ■: VACO 11,279 Prizes, amounting to 8322.500 Gen. G. T. BKAU REGARD, of La.)Commia- “en. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Ve. j nioneis. Application for rates to clubs should onlv be ladetothe office of tha Company in New Or- Ieans. Write for eireulart or tend orjera to . M. A. DAtfPHIW. New Orleans. La. or tame person at No SIB Breadway, New Yark. N. B.—Thii Company.baa .no Agenktiia*the British Pcaveasioni.aed all (eraonapretendi g to besoandtolicUIngoiderahy oircul.ra or olher- wiaasre Swindleva. • caw-wed sat - BMITBYILLE, MIBB., Jnne 1,1689. ... 1 e. 1 . . i: ’Illinwi I know it ia delioato nutter, bat I deem it my duty fo bnmanlfy to tell my experience with joorE. B. B.. I tried the* beet medical men in the conn try. I fried three conrsea of baths and treatment for several month* at the BOT SPRINGS without any benefit I took your Specific when without hope ot Me son to hope, and now I am a new man, my Rheumatism is all gone, my hair is growing oui again and I am a well man, and my re- oovety is dne stone to your remedy, tbe world ought to know of its wonderful cure- ' ' »» T-v vfioAi. Ti. K U tt X 1b H, A qgfaSTAIN. 3*Xj-A.Q-C3-’S IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD\ Nsvxx Gets Hxxd. Can ax Mass axv Stkexotu Desikxd. Last Twicb as Lox®. Sitetsit Cured without Srsfgiag Hi gyttesk CCEEI Chills wdfeTer, Liter CcapUist, five propertie*. . ,*<i*,u trxlpa, ICerTouraen, Eheiai&aa, Cotfivejen Feaab Weskaett, Sick t iCenrn Guikdie. of tbe nusnacb, covering the (fleet NerveCeatraf.- else the Liver and Stomach. A gentle vegetable Toniel s ohaorbed i ntf> thecireolatlon o f the Wood and Ter, purifying toeWnod, scuxulatlng the I.irerand thy actios, and S XAcu. Sons ar au. Daces tan, or seethy Mad or Expreaa. Manufactured otWke Noant Lisaarr St. ’ fiAl.Tlltofex.Mte ; I .It .il . . John Ingallb, draggist, Wholsfesieaud Retail A Vent, earner Fourth aud Poplar street*. Maeon. 6«. apT»-d6m KuRGIS—JtlBB OOl/NTfWherraa, li A SoragB. exeentrix ol the relate of < ala- dan i* Savage, late of laid county. deoeoaed. baa mode apfdteurioa ter leltera of altmiaiion from aonf ufeta Three are thorefo-o. to cite and admcaslah ol) K rooni concerned, to be and appear at the art of Ordinary of amid c-untj on the trot Monday iu Jalv next, fo afee* c-ure. if eoy they have why void application ahouid not bo gT*r t<sd« Wilnew my offleiil ei/rnature April 38, 1880. “ J. A. McMANDS. Ordinary. aar4law-4w# G KOBGIA-BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas. W. W rirnes. administrator cf the e-tate of BamneT G. Bonn, late vf laid county, deceaoed. his mode, application-for letters of dumiasion from »»id rstrta 1/ ■ ’,iium 1 i The e are therefore, tn eite and ac’momsh all ix-raons conremed to be and appear at th-v Court of Ordinary, of *tdd county, kn the first Monday in Jute next, to show cause, it any they have, why (aid application shou d not be granted. Witness my otfHal Vignaln << April 3.188*1. i . J,- A. KeMANUi. Oidinaiy. mat4-law*w* i. ! ; - ; , MAIN THE mm CHANGES. 1 iV •• . it' • • We Cannot Sing the Old Songs In the old place any lor ger. It* too small. Not half la- geerouah for onr family .household goofs a >d trade, therefore we (hall break ramp July 1st, next, end e tablith flew muhical h-.tdquir- ftra in thehondiome = Slst= Popular Month!) Drawing of the Commonwealth Distribu tion Co. AT MaCABLET’S THEATRE. In the City of Louiivilie, on Wednesday, June 30,1680, There drawings authorized by act of the L*g> itiaturv uf 181*8 end auatained by all the courte ol Keutucky. according to a coi.ir-ut made «ith the owr eis Of the Frankfort grant, will occur regolarly on the Uatdayof every month. 8un- diji and Fridays oxcented, for the period oi five years, terminating on June 30.1886. The United States Circuit Court oa March 31 rendered the following decisions: 1st-That the Commonwealth Distribution Company igleral. 2d—Ite drawings are-not fradu,ent.- . The ibanmremout call attention lo tco lincrtl sdht-me which met with such popular fjvor heretofore, and which will again bo presented lor the JUNE DRAWING. 1 Pnte..„ l Prise 1 Prize... 10 Prizes 11,000 ourh „.. SO Prizes 600 each 100 Prizes 109e«b..:. tOO Prizes 60 each <00 Prize* 10 each... .,000Prize* 10each. - 9 Prizes 300 eath, zp’reximatXi 9 Prizes too each ■ do 9 Prizes 100 each do do “**!)““" 9 38.000 10,000 8.001 10.000 10,000 lO.OtX 10,UA 12.000 10,000 2,700 1.1401 90f LJC0 Prize* 3112.MO Whole Tick ets, 62. Half Ticket*, *1. 27 Ticket*, $60. 65 Ticket*, *?W. . IV’mit by Post-Office Moi u Order. Registered Letter, bonk Dralfe or Expreae. • ■ To inzure aaainzt mittatea and aelaye, torre- tpondento will please write their names and loots ot re-tdenco plainly: giving numbtr of *<xt-Offlce box or Street, aud Toa n, County amt gtate. All cczmiiunlcaticna ocnnesled with the Diz- Diatribution aud Orders LirTiekotv should be add rested MR. M. BUAEDHAN. Courier-Jour nal Building Louiavme Kentucky, or at No. */7 and 8C9 B-o*dway. N. Y. ■ aug3Peodtutbu»at .Beat and Cheapest ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. BpecUl indhrementz to SOUTH ERN SOLDIERS. Satisfaction given in all cases. First premium at Atlanta and Macon. Georgia Pairs.1879. Best cf ref-r- enceainyour State. Apply at once for lull .information, special term-, etc. Addv-s* OHABLE8 h EVANS. : Manufacturer lor U.B. Governm’t. 152 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. O. New Double Store, Cor CdBirosi M WiMer Streets Where we shall have tie largest and finest Mu sical Warerooms in the entire So tth. Before we yb. we vouvt. to save heavy txpenve and labor of removal, cl* se • u' our entire stock ol Pianos a**d Organ-now o i hand and to arrive prior toJ’.ly Ut. To do thii we ahtll' inaugurr to forthwith a Grand -‘Clearing Out Sale Comme* cing May 75th and endinr July 1st. dur ing which time wo shill sell at Manufacturer’s Wholca’e Rates. it i ’c 10 FAVORITE PIANOS. 27 CHICKERING PIANOS. 21 LIGHET & CO PIANOS. 50 MATHUSEK PrANOS. : 5 HALLET & DAVIS PIaNO 3 . C2 SOUTHERN GEM PIANOS. 28 GUILD, CHURCH & CO. PIANOS. 44 81ERLTNG CO. ORGANS. lOO PELOUBEV & CO. ORGANS. 110 MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS. All new and just ftom Factory. Alro ICO Sec ond Band Pianos and Organs 1 Most allot them ured orjy from one to six months and precisely os good as new. . Don’t Miss This Chance. To secure a One in.trument ‘ awful’’ chei . Write for Clearing Out ’ Hale Circulaia gad Price Liats one be quick about it. The sole midi Jal; lot, positively. Adcresi HIDDEN & BATES, SAVANNAH. OAi 11 ” * «»«« Know Thyself. rpilS untoM mireries that X result Ircm indiscretion in early life may be alleviat ed ant cured. Those wLc doubt thn azaertion should purebaaa the new m-dica] work published 0; the PEA- HO UK MtDICAL iNHTI. rUfE. 'Breton, entitled _______ .THK KCIaNCE OPLIFE. or.. HltLCf PRbtlBRVAl ION. Exhausted vi tality rerrous and pbjzi.'al debility, or vitalitv impaired by the errors of; youth, or too clore or too do** application to buaineta, may bo restore eda-d manhood remined. gn x,: l..in ji Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged. ju»t publirhed. It i,i featandard medical work; tha test Iti tha English lauguage, wmten by a ihysieianof great exflerience, to whom was warded a gold and . jewelled medal by tha Na- ibiifel Medical Aszoeia tion. It eon tains beau ti- . Three hun- i preaeript'on* tha result oi Nbtica to Debtora and Creditors. A LL persons indebtof to theeitstecf H. B. Troutman are hereby notified to moke in.- modiste payment of the same to tbe undersign ed; and all pel sons having claims maimrt raid estate are hereby notified to present the same dull authenticated in terms of the law.. M. L i OL’TMAN', Sxecufor. y 18. 1880.—19- vrtw New Advertisements- AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY Eagtnu, Cotton Preuei, BUlls, &e. PLANTATION MACHINERY OF A'-h KISPS. SCHOFIELD'S. IRON WORKS, Vf Send fur Price List. MACON, GA agents wanted TO solicit orde'Z for Photographs, etc., for en largement A paying busine *. For particulars and trims address J. D. LEUEK.Box |67.Uor- riabnrg. Pa. 77 7? A TEAR and expenses to acer.t,. Outfit Free. Addren P. O. VICKERY. Augusta. Me idVcrilactH by addressing Ueo- P R Rowell * Co. 10 Sproco St . Hew Yor* can tear ■ l be exact cost of any j-iopoaedline o' AUVKRTIS1NG iri AmcricanNewsi-npera.lOO- Pa a Pemo'et. 10c. -moylSwed »»tim JLAMK & liODLlsY GO.. f - - CINCINNATL Msmfocturcra or Standard PLANTATION MACHINERY, ^STATIONARY AND FOETAPLE |f Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Shotting Hangers. Pul ley*, etc. Oar machinery it strong, aimtJo and well mafe,and 1* especially adspted to tbewznt. of fanners and Planters, for Ginning, 8awing. Grinding and Factory use. Send fur an jlIIub- ratedCatalogue. iiANg ' lcn „ fa ' John and Water Sta., Cincinnati, O. -nir2Uf«wt'n--weow1gtw. ' To Whom it Mav Concern Wbe ets three Road Commis-i-ners at pointed in accordance with, tbe law ini.u b cote provided, have marked cot ted recommended tbe retab- liriiment ot a phhHe road 80 tot wide, to com- meuoeat the footef Pi- e afreet, in tbe city of Mtcon aud run .ou*. heart pavt Blake’s brick yard, theme in a direct lire lhrou.h the Ocmulgoe river swamp, aeresa the lands of Hove. Lane. Napier. Wood. Wing and Cherry, terminating on the land a of W. P. Bolt near tha Tirer. Notice is hereby given to all persona that said public read will be finally gr anted by tha Boa*d of 2i k b County Commit,loners, at a tuee’ing to Be held en; July 13th not.at 10 o'clock a m., if no good cause is shown to the contrary. By oretrof Board Bibb Couuty Commission- era. jneU-lawtw W, G. bMITH, Clerk. i should $1, sent by mail portpaid. The Loudon Lances says: ''No-person i be wlibout ihftrkluablo book. The author Us noble benefactor." ,.fl An illustrated sample sen, .to all on receipt of 6 rent* tor postage. Tbe author r Jen by permission to JOSEPH S klrllKR, president; W, I. P. INGRAHAM, vice preabteni; W PAINE,*M D. O 8 GAUNTT. M D; M J DtelKlkT. M D, R H KLINE. M D, J R P OI.COM B. M D. N fe LYNCH, M D. and M tt O’CONN KLL, M D. faculty of the Phitsdel JM ol the National Medical SsaccLtion. Address Dr WH PAM* KBit,.No « Bulfinch bt, Boston. Maos. The au thor mav be consulted on all diseases requiring •kill and experience. IK)VSo wlv BEAL THYSELF MACON, 04. Comneaotm^nt IxerciBes. FRIDAY, July 2, B p. m.—Public Debate, con ducted by members of tbe Literary docte tte*. . - •• 8VNDAY, July 4,10:30 a. m.—Commencement Sermon by Rev. B. T. Winkkr, B. D. ,ot A’abama. MONDAY, July I, 8 p. m.—Sophomore Pr z- Declamation and delivery of Prize Medals for Bntriiih Cumpoairion, by Rev. M. B. j -’. Whortoo.D.D., jf Macon. TUESDAY. July .6, 10 a. m.—Address before Alumni Association, by Rev. Abner B. Campbell, of Cutumauo. ana Annual Ad- - daeas bolura tbe 1 iterory Peck ties dy Hoc. Aitext H. Cox, of La Grange. Jot ior Exhibition and d«- fiophoosorw Piise Medals by Rob- Patteroen, Stq., uf Mason. WIDNIRDAY. July. 7.—Cofumrneeu-ait Day. Govemmt > Sermon »if. be preached - iu tba First Baptist Chuerb. Tbe other exercises will take place at Masonic Bail. The friend* ar the Coireraity and tbe public sm invited to attend. Joe0>unSt wtt ftTISDAY. 8 p. m - 1 ■ I vanrol fiopho* . ot W. Pat tens J NO. J. BRANTLY. hrc’jr Facalty. / V koEOIl. Bibo Coouty.—Whereas W. G. y Harris h<* made applies’ion hr totters tt admiuiatiratinief the estate of James JL Bailey, We of said county deceased. These are tbardore fo rite and tdmeniah alt parsecs ecnornad sc be and appear at tbe C art of dvdinary of said county, cm the 1'st Monday la July noxt. to show cause if any they have why said application should not be granted to 'MHICort. Witness my hand officially. Jane 6,1880. jntfitd* J. A. McM AN US, Ordinary. TO ALL WHOM Il v MAY CONCERN. EOBGfA, Bibb Coott.v—Georae C. Brcwn V7 having applied to me for permanent letters of adm nistration on tbe c>tstt of Daniel B. E'iea. lata of avid county deceased. Thtotetorite alt and; singular the creditors and kin of (aid Daniel B. Bdea to be and appear at my < flier within the time allowed by law, to- wit, on the first Monday in July next to show caaiwi if any they have, w'«y permtr.ei t letters of adtuinist stion ahouid not be granted to aaid Ge>r eC Brown on said Daniel B. Edea’ estate. Witrusamy hand and official signature this May M. 1880. jaefitd# r. ..J. Ai MclfA>DS, Ordinary. G EORGIA. Bibb County—Whareas lira. Mar tha E. Sorrell, guardian ot her minor chil dren, has made application for leave to sell ciabt aharea ot the capital stock cl the C ctrel rail road s d Hanking Cooroany of Georgia belong ing to said minors lor their male tains rce and ed ucation. t< l'* ,'t> .!•. - Theto are there tore to rile - and tdmon'th all persons concerned to be and apt car at tbe Court of Uidinary of told county on the first Monday in July next.-to tbow cause if any they have why Said application should i ot be granted. Witness my hand officially, jnne I k, US0. jneGtd* J. A. McMANlH. Ordinary. B PITJM HABIT CUBE dAwly By B. M. Woolley Atlanta, Cm. Reliable evi dence given, and reference to cured patients and physician* Pend for my book on the habit and ite'eure. FREE. THE A. NEW BONG BOOK FOR HIGH SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES AND SEMINARIES. BY W. S. TILDEN. Trice fit.00; or 29X0 per dozen. A grand good book, of 26’. pages, well filled with the best Part-Songs, a Urge collection of floored Mus c for practice, *nl opening sad clot- irg exerc.sea, *l»o the slemente. cn a new plan. Speciued copies moiled, post-free, for £1.00. Take with you to the Seashore or the Mcun- taios. ono of Oil son A Co's splendid volumes of Bound Music. More than thirty are published Bom*of them are: Arthur Sullivan’, Vocal Alburn^..tl <K* Geuu of English Song. 68 songs .... 2 00 Gems of German Bong. 79 Songs 2 00 Sunshine of Bong. 68 8c n*s,__.„..._^_. 2 CO Gemsef Straus*. SO Waltzes, etc.. 1 ft Cluster of Gems. *S Piece* ■ 2 09 Hem*Circle. Yol.l. 17v Pisces... ........... 2 oo Alio take for tbe summer-The Musical Rec ord,” which will bring new music every week OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston. O. H. DITiON A 00,8*3 B'dway N.Y ' l-e-tstf FOR RENT rpBAT nice little ecttove newly repaired, pos tered and painted, on Co.hgestre t, No. 18 next to Jona street, with * foot garden, well it pare water, etc. joefilw J T. COLEf Certaia aii Permaueat Care FOR CONSUMPTION, , - Catarrh. Bronchitis. COLD?, COUGHS, IXFLUESZ V, SOBE THROAT, SHORTNESS OF BREATH. CLERGYMAN’S SO EE THROAT, —And other d teases of—— Throat aud Lua DIRECTIONS INSIDE Price $1.00 par Bottle, i Large Size $2 OO. Limar. Bankings lamar* MACON AND ATLAN TA. GA. jacrtdswlv i j&ray’s Specific Medicine. f?AD£ MARK. THE xreatTRADE MARK. Erglish rem edy. An cn- failing ire for flemina! c&k- neuimndfe orrhea fmpo- t.ncy, and all diseases thst^ _ . _,, fol >« se- „ 3<efore TaMagquecce cf teif^gj Taking abuse; ss a lets of memory, universal lassitude, pain in the back, diinn.isi of vision, premavaro old age, a: d many oilu e Jicatee that lead 7o in sanity and consumption sr.d a premature grave. Full particulars in oar pamphlet, which we de sire to aend free by mail vo c very one. 1 he Spe cific Medicine la sold by ill druggirtsst tl per package, or six pac> ngc. for fS will be seat free ny mail on receint 11 Ibc mcney by addressing ffi# GB\Y MEDiCINB XJO, No '0 AJechsr.iei Bloc., Detroit- Mich, bold in Macon and every Where by all dmaaht,. oci2a dowly. ior sale by HDNT, RANKIN A LAM AR. octI9d.wlv .Macon. Ga ftCLNIY for the Pic'ortal ttlble Conv BJl-Ii IO mentator. 1018 P»ges. 475n- IB, pi TI n lu-trm < ; !.s ana Maps. r J t.e most 11 dll I ( U completi and O'rapretensive Com mentary on the i-ntire flerintures i*n oto val.) verpubluhei. Price. S3.7A- HttiDI-XT, Gxb- Xf«*» ♦ »* • « N. «»h — .. Phil* I'-l ml9 -to mm COTTON Gilt Clean* the Seed bettor, Runs Lighter, Cine Faster and Costs Less Money than any other Cln In the Markfe?. Everymaohlne I fully ar.d legally ja.iarrarrteed. These machines arc xnado ot the beet materials, and th® verhmanshi? and finish axe uncrcdlcdw Cave been awarded premiama at all the Stato ialrr, Georgia Alabama,Tcxa^ etc. Upwards of 6000 of our Gens arc in constant use Uft the Eouthcrn states, over 1003 having been Bold in IS70. Price List of OI ns, Feeders and Condenser Boxed ready for shipment and delivered at our factor} Slats. Price of tjius. Prlca with Self Feeder or Ccudeuscr. Trice with. Self Feeder a* Condenser. 30 saw 35 44 49 “ 45 • 60 • 60 44 ,?0 « . 80 « i?6 00 67 60 700 00 U 2 30 125 00 ]«0 00 ICO 00* 180 CO eiww i:goo 122 60 316 CO lfO 00 IM 00 206 00 222 00 fcl£5 00 244 53 265 00 ]TJ LO 295 00 £20 00 £7*00 £84 00 ts*Terms given on Applications^ From 1843 to 1C3S we manufactured Gin sat Columbus, G* nuiler the firm name ot 3*. T. Taixc'a&Co.. aCtcrY?aix| Clemons, Bnovrx <fc Co., and mode what was then know* as the Taylor G in, I>urin« the ye* r 1S5S vre removed to t!4 tiaee,v?her<* we have beer. vxclusi\'ely enja^ed Inmans Tseturine: Gins ewer siaoe. With lorpexrerioncc, tho be| L.bor taxing machlTtery and skilled vottunen. werossese ad h-ontoffes not en joyed by any other manufac rarer i :i oug lia«, for producing the BE8Z work lor t ho L3UST money. . Tne demand lost rear ■vras fq freest tl iat nearly .*v» order# rcmalaod unfilled, but we hare doaUed our ir.ariuLwt nrin* capacity and hope to be able to meet all demands still it ti the wisjeM; plan to get your orders !n earfy. Send for iliuatrated poznpFlet^ivirAruetr voluntary te*Umon<al& from over 600 l.v«* <-nterprif.il planters. Pro-;',oh. Endin' cooinlete outfit furnishedvrhcndeEired. Address •t. j Lt Tr BKOWN COTTON GIN CO., HEW E02SDON, COKT A. B. Faxq.uh.ar '■j' v * AGENT AT MA'-QN THE: PlAFJjSP, I PERF>XxP.?.HS*i Ji;n:-.ry E Ccuiy,'rjaticn, V vH««dS«larswU<MHTH'E^SNT!a‘^HONE.9 Forr, initrkaM«BSKi* te<ts on t:.c lleuf-nfeo;.o H thslteaf Ml liJmb-'.M ) •»•* //rr-ff f.B Sept. vMh; .VftO. TvrbChrUii.in >(iv. ti **•» CT* SMNU<k«^|pvlNuH^INt::« pvck^t. The U Bhomd wn4f.tr FREE ISlnrtrswrl descriptive- PampUlel Anerimri Dentaphono Co., IC« \V. *lihSt.. LiuziuixjhLi, THE LUMNIUS, —Oil— IMPROVED Mi TAYLOR Tiue is the seventh acsooc. oftbis popular Gift, which combines the merits cf .peed, light draft, , good la.uapie, and cteanlugtiioaecd in a great er degree than any other, and is efrered with tha most perfect Self-Feeder and Condenser made, at - tbe following very low price*, ti v Price of Gins Sizes. Self Feed cr .:Self-Feeder and orCa n dcn8er! Condenser.. 47 MW 45 “ 50 “ 60 “ 70 “ 30 $100.00 112.30 125.00 140.00 160.00 130.00 $182.50 146.00 1GO.OO 180.00 ‘ 308.00 283.0Q $165.00 • - 17S.5) 2A>.<j9 252.0*7 :. :r 23LO). *i-*ia These Gins are nude with Iron Frames arid ol the beet material* snd are unsurpassed In finish and workmanship. We also manufacture Gul- Ictt’s celebrated “Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gin,” together with the Favorite Light Draft “Cotton Blood” Cotton Gin, with Feeders anil Condensers forench. Terms given ou application. THE STANDARD MACHINERY CO., MYSTIC RIVER, CONN. BBANTLLIN H. LUMXUS, Gea. A$% COLEMBUfl, GA. SUGAR CANE MACHINERY VERTICAL CANE MILLS, HORIZONTAL CANE MILLS, ' ! SUGAR E VAPOR A TORS, STEAM SUGAR MA CMINERT and an apparatus for Syrup or Sugar making. Circa* Jara. with priceiw aeni on appneatioa. i • * SLYMYER AIANUFACTURIN6 C0.» "g rate AMOKTH AXp FXPESSKa 125. <