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FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1660. —Queen Victoria completed the forty- third year of her reign, Sunday. She has reigned nearly as long as Queen Elizabeth —The London Saturday Itnicio de clares John Russell Young's account of Grant’s tour around the world “about the worst book of its size in the world.” —Montreal has lighted its wharves with the electric light placed on the tops of telegraph poles three hundred yards’apart, and ships now unload as readily by night as by day. . ■ —The Sick Man of Europe is very Sick indeed, this summer. The consulting doctors at Berlin have their hands full. They may pull him through again but the odds are against them. Compi.ajnts are beginning to come up from disappointed municipalities in every direction. They are not half as large as they imagined. Many will be disappoint ed in the population of Macon. —A public meeting was held at Eaton, Ohio, to discuss tlu marriage of a white woman and a black man. A resolution to drive the couple out of the village was discussed, and voted down. —Statistics show that more shipwrecks and collisions occur on the coast of Eng land than anywhere else, as the shipping and commerce of the world centre in the neighborhood; but they arc ten times less frequent than they were twenty years ago. —Noah Towner committed suicide at Central, West Virginia, because he had not been true to bis sweetheart. “I de ceived her,” he said in a letter, “and now I am going to my everlasting reward, where the smoke of my torment will as cend up for ever and ever. —Colonel Thomas A. Scott, the retir ing ex-president of tlie Pennsylvania road, in compliance' with the request of the directors of the company, will con tinue to render unofficial assistance in conducting the affairs of the company, and he will occupy one of the most acces sible rooms in its central office. —Several years ago, at the beginning of the petroleum excitement, a young man, whose father left him a farm in the oil re gions, became possessed of great wealth, which he spent. He was known as “Coal Oil Johnny.” lie became a gambler, and he is now in prison in Cincinnati on a charge of roltkiug a countryman. —“The most contemptible thing thus far about Chicago,” said the Louisville Commercial of June 4, “is the clutter about Garfield. He has not a record to run on for President, and it is extreme foolishness to be wasling time on him.” The Commercial has since gulped down Gnrlicld anjl is contending that lie has a good record to run on, with how much sincerity any ouc may imagine. Re-exodustixp.—Says the St. Louis Globe-Jicmocrat of Sunday: Lugging a lot of old boxes, dilapidated satchels and big chunks of ham and bacon, came an other squad of about twenty negroes to the levee yesterday. But their guiding star was leading them to, instead of from, the Sunny South. They had experienced the Northern cold and the blasting of high hopes for just a year, and were satis fied that their native parish in Louisiana was the best place for them after all. In Kansas, the head of the party explained, the little money they earned went to pay doctors for fighting chills and fever, which came alike to the wliite-wooled and the picaninnies. Work was scarce, and rais ing com and cotton suited them better. A Beastly Kind of Insurance.— The Yuma, California, Sentinel tells of a novel insurance plan, as follows: “Mr. David Balz, who counts his cattle by the j thousands, has adopted a novel method; to provide for the future of his two chil dren. He has selected thirty head of two year old heifers from different bands, all of pure blood and well bred, and given them to his children, and has charged himself with the maintenance of the same and their increase until the children are of age. We have made a careful esti mate of the probable number of cattle his children will have on their becoming of age, and find it enormous. Reckoning an increase of £$£ per cent, and the time sixteen years, it amounts to 2,059 head, worth, we will say, $30 per head, and ag gregate the snug little sum of $62,910.” —A good story is told of General Grant when taking liis early morning walk in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Saturn day week last. Wc arc told when near East River bridge he met a man making an effort to walk fast with a shockingly bad-looking home-made wooden leg. The General stopped him and asked how he lost his leg. The man replied in the army. The General then asked him why he did not get a better leg, to which he re plied that he was poor, had a largo family and could not affort it. The General handed him $25, with the remark that it would help him to get a better leg. The man expressed his gratitude over and over and said that he was on his way to tlie city to see General Grantj and when that was accomplished his happiness would be complete. The General extended his hand with tlie remark, “You now see General Grant,” when the soldier extend ed ooth hands and embraced the General, his tears showing his joy and gratitude, —“The Falls of Niagara were dry for a whole day,” said the Rev. Dr. T. B. Ful ler of Hamilton, Ontario, in a recent lecture. The accuracy of the story was. questioned, and now the elergymau pub lishes tlie sworn* statements of several persons slio saw the phenomenon. They say it occurred on March 31, 1846. At 5 o’clock in the morning so little water was dribbling over, that a man and his daugh ter wplketl half way .across from the Canadian slime, MMt the edge of the precipice. The girl stack a pole into a crevice of tlie rock, and left a handker chief flying from the top. Not content with this feat, lliey went half a mile above the fall, and rode part way across the bed of the river in a wagon. Others did similar things. The jagged rocks at tlie bottom below the falls were exposed, Tlie strange condition lasted liutfl night fall, when the stream began rapidly to swell, and before morning was as large as usual. Dr. Fuller’s theory is as follows: “The winds had been blowing down Lake Erie, which is only about thirty feet deep, and rushing a great deal of water from it over the fklls; It then suddenly changed, and blew this little water (comparatively The only improvement ever made on the common Porous Plaster. Over 2,000 druggists have signed a papsr stating that: Beitson’s Capcme Porous Plasters are superior to all other plasters. PBIC3 25C6NT3. SB AB URY ft JOUNtON, Phsrmaccuti al Clu mists, New York. LL ian1-iustlr-«*'-iUwtODColn rm "" • •" ‘-’ i’- A mi OCItxS .<rr altdlifetUscrAcr far rvhiiii it Isuacommcndcd. tmd al’vojrs perfectly soft , in flie hand* of eye a the mosc inaxpcriinced persor- PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER 1$ rtxcmmen-lol Uj J'Aifticfanu, MitiirSm, J&ehhmarirk. Zvmnqan of J'r.t'nrirr, llerk-Shope, and JxatUaicon.1, ,\ ar.vi in J/,nr,iP: T j—In short l»v rrcroAo-la 'i‘- nnrhere who has ever given it a trial. IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF FORTY YEARS’ TRIAL. D 4 S bf IB 0 PKR ’houM have’a place in every factory, machine-shop, 1 A^tatlTif aw. tluU t— IT’C n:i<l mill, on every farm and jilantaicm and in every nousc.iola. ready lor, immediate uso nbt only for acMdents, cuts, bruises, ceres, etc., but in ease of sudden rirknew of any k'o-i. - . D A I RI I § 5 CC6 Ihe Well-tried end trusted friend 6T all who want r mil (V S ILala lull n Kiarp nud >nr<-medicine whirb can lie freely used internally or externally wltbmi’ ' ' • ’ — - - - - . - , , — Ally without fear of harm and with certainty of relief. It* price brings it within the reach o£ til: and it will nrnunlly snre many times its cost in doctors lulls. For r;i!e l>y all druggists at 25c. tiOc. and $1.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence. R.' marl K-d wad s«12W*owilWt-»n rm Major W. J. Houston, the general passenger and ticket agent of the Air Line railroad, is one of the most genial and clever railroad men in the South. He' has nothing but a kind and pleasant word for all those who ask information of him. —The graduating class of Harvard Col lege has consented, by a large vote, to the substitution of claret punch for the cus tomary rum punch furnished by the youngest graduated class at tlie entertain ment given by it to the graduating class on commencement day. —It is estimated that about $50,000,000 will be spent in Europe by Americans this year, of which sum W. H. Vander bilt is expected to contribute at least $1,- 000,000. London and Paris tradesmen keep a sharp lookout for the new arrivals, and deluge them with their circulars. —It is rumored and also denied that the reason why the British Court supports the bill providing for marriage with a dead wife’s sister is in order to bring about a marriage between the Grand Duke of Hesse and the Princess Beatrice. The Grand Duke was the husbaud of Beatrice’s sister, the late Princess Alice. —The Mexican government lias-refused to grant the request of the United States government to permit General Hatch to pursue Victoria’s band into Mexico, whither they have taken refuge after their atrocities upon United Stales territory. Nothing remains now but to hold Mexico responsible should they recross the- fron- tier and commit any depredations. bed of si’ IIop Hitters If you mc a minister, wif h your ia?ton.l da 1 <v-.it wit h c ire uid mk, or •f you loc I weak uod aio- Suidwii^ why, Hop Sitters will 7" vou nre it man of Ira*- f tmin or your everyday Uuj, tilling over your Hop Sitters will si you are young, and cix tion, or are growing too Hop Ritter.* will If you are tn tlie work- desk, any v'Sutc, and feel, cleansing, touiug or TRUTHS. poor^hcaJU^or languish- will Care Yen. Restore Yen Inw, weakened by !bo duties; or a man of let- midnight work, Strengthen Yon. . *ring from any India fast, as is often the ca Relieve Yon. nlattog without fntoxi. What You Feed. eating. Hop Hi in ms If yon are old, an l your] r:.Tjn unsteady, Ki;d your i Hop IZittera will give yon Xew life and Vigor* yo”r One Hop Pad for Stomach,liver and Kidneys Is wipe-t ri.r to ullothers. Cures by absorption. It is perfect. j D.LC. Is rm rb«o1ute anil Irresistible euro for drunli- eai*>3, u&c of tobacco ajid narcotics. AIotci'JJ Ly drn£jrl>t*. I {np Dittm Mf;. Co. Rorhc>lcr, N, T ] NATURES OWN JtEMEDY A |A| VEGETABLE MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD,UVER&KIDHEYS: BN EFTS rrtimer'a Safe FUle are an immediate stimulus for » Tori»i«t Liver, and cure*Co*. Uvcneu, Snpcpila, Uillouanrs*, Bil lons Diarrhoea. Malaria, Fever and Acue. and are useful at times in nearly all diseases to cause a free and regular action of the Bowel*. The best antidote lur all Mala, rial rolton. Brice, 25 cents a Box. IVamer'a Safe S’errina quickly gives Rest and Kleep to the suffering, cures I lend- nchc and Neuralgia, Prevent. Kpllrpile IT to. and Is the belt remedy for Nervous Pros tration brought on by excessive drinking, over-work, mental shocks, and other causes. It relieves the nainsof all diKMcostuI Is nev er injurious to the sys tem.. The best of all Bin-vines. Bottles of two sites; * a GURATINE, For Bloid Diseases. GURATINE, For Liver Complaints. GURATINE, For Kiiner Li»eases. GURATINE, For nbcmuatUm. GURATINE. For Scrofula diseases. GURATINE, A medicinal com- l>ou n d of k nown value— combining In ouc prep aration ine curative powers for the evils which produce all dlst crises of tlie Tito oil, the I Avar, the rffdiiei/rt. Harmless Inaction and thorough in Its effect. It Is unexcelled for the cure of all Blood IHtt- eaaem sucli as Scrof ula, Tumors. Unite, Tetter,Halt Rlieum. Rheumatiem. 3ter- eurtal MsM.laff* also Cn.rntlpatton, I)y*r-eji*ia, MnUi- oecllorf Sour Stom ach. Et tcuttou of Erlue, etc. prices, 50 cl*, ami 81, etj-WARXEU’S Safe Remedies are sold by llru^rtsts A Dealers la Medicine everywhere. H.H. Warner it Co. Proprietor* ROCHESTER, N.Y. GTpSeod for pamphlet *ni Uttimtni'- ASK YOUR DRUGGIST * FOR IT. THE BSOWK GHE¥TCiL CO BALTIMORE. Md. •1. BABKIN & LAdtK Whr.lPtsI* li-UEvist*. Msren. Is absolutely odorless, and chemically Pure. It is snowflake while. . It Is susceptible of tho highest and most lasting Polish. It possesses greater strength of body than other trade brands. It is packed in Pound Parcels. Foil Weight guaranteed. • It costs less money than any Starch In the World. It I* sold universally In America l>y Grorrrsaiid Dealers. Its nnnnal consumption readies Twenty Million Pounds. (J It Is mannfuct tired l>y Andrew Erkenbrechsr. at Cincinnati, 01U>>, In tlie heart of tlie greatest cereal region of the Globe. * il.ttil 70 ALL WHO 11 IC MAY CONCERN. G BOKGIA. B.bb Couitj—Gtcrte O.Brcwn having applied to me for permanent lettera ’adm nUtraiion on the Plate.ol.Daniel B. speaking) up to the western portion of the j tie creditor, ake; at this Juncture the ico on Lake i A n diinof tiid Damei b.^^d«s to be and .pjcir Erie, which had been broken up by these high winds, got jammed in the river be- C aute ;f any they hsvo. why permoner t lettera of tween Buffalo und the Canada side, and {^"eC^BreinSi*?’laid Dame: STde-’e’uV. fcrtaed * dam which kept hack the wate s ^WitM .-mu}- Land and otfleial aigoature th:« Of Lake Erie.” • neeti* i- A- MclIAMTB.Ordlaary. ^ STOMACH _ FITTER 5 repur» tire proce.se. whioh this ptire’.ets invigo- tant speedily initiates and carries to a tucce.s- ful conclntioo. Di.cbt-cn is rettored and sus tenance afforded to each life-snhtiiiurg organ bv the Bitiera, which is i.off.niiro even to the femuinf* nalate, vegttsblo in cemrosition, and thorvnghiy. For tale by all druggists and dialers generally. I.inl.lm lanlltn Popular Houtbly Drawing of the ComoioDiYealth Distribu tion Co. AT MACAULET’8 TDBATBB, In the City !of Louisvillp, on WcctneadAy, June 30,1880, These drawings authorised by act of (be Log- isistan .,f 1S68 snu su.tained by .11 the ooart* oi Kentucky, according to a contract made with theowie-sof the Frankfort grant, will occur ngulerlyon the lost day of every month, Pun- dny. ar.d Fridays executed, for the peried of five years, terminating on June SO. 18!5. The United States liiicuit Court on March 81 re ndered the following derisions: Ist-Thdt the Commonwealth Distribution Company is legal. Zd— Its c rawing, are net frodulent. ■ The u.a!*agt-n.et.t call attemion to tl.e lilwral Kilu me which La. met with such popular favor heretofore, and which will again be presented for the : JUNE DRAWING. l iTixe. 1 Prise.—.... ■ 1 Frits..—. .0 Pnies 11,000 each 10 Prizes 600 each 1«0 Prise* 100 each t!C Priiea B0 each' 900 Prisea to each . 10,000 . 11000 ,000 Pmee 10 each . .... 10.00C » Prjxea SCO each, tp’roximat’n prises Z,70t 9 Prises ZOO each do do l^Ot if Prises 100 each do do SOt LMOPrisei JOIM Whole ORokets, ?t. Half Tickets; fl. - ' . ! M Tickets, (BO. 55 Tickets,51 w. Remit by Po.l-Olfice Morey Order. Registered tetter. naLkDr*itor£rpre«s. To insure a.ainst mistakes and delays, roma- aponOeuti will please write their names and places ol ro-ideme piainly, giving number or Post-Office box or Street, and Toan,County w * State. .11 communications ccnneeted with the Di Distribution and Orders for Tickets should addressed to &. M. BOABDUAN. fjouner-Joe nfcl Bmidiog Louisville Xenlcckv, or at I S(>7 and SC9 B-oad way. N. Y. anaSOeodtuthul 8 Bnm HABIT CUHK dJkwly By B. M. Woolley Atlanta, Ca. Meltable*evi dence given, and reference to cured patient* and physician*. ► end loriry book on the habit and it* cure. FRED. Bout ana Cheapest AETIFI0IAL LIMBS Special inducements to BOliTH- JtBrt SOLDIERS. Satisfaction given in all easas. . First premium at Atlanta and Macon, Georgia. Fain. 1879. Best' of rtferw enee-i in your State. Apply at once for full intormaticn.1 rcrial terms, etc. Adda's*CHARLES ta EVANS Manufacturer for U.8. Govcrnm’r. 151 v West Fourth Street,Cincinnati. O. m Kew Advertisements. ADVERTISERS By addressing ueo. 'P- Rowell $t Co. 10 Spruce St i New York, can learn the exact cost of any propored line of ADVERTISING in Amer ican Newspapers. lOO Pave Pamohiet* 10c. ■ - • P.O.V A YEAR and expensra to Ontat Free. Address VIC ALKY, August., Mo WASTED. An'JctiTe, Intelligent, Belfahie Man, In Ibis and other localities, to handle a recently patented article that sells resdily to_ travelers, Bibb County Sheriff Sales YI7ILL be told before the court house door in v V the city of kf seen, curing the legal hours of “ • ~ ' ar - - Ld& THE TAYLOR HEAD BEST CO., Ic9 Lake Street, Chicago, Ills Ladies’ Co-operative Dress Association, HZ Fi.ih Ave., New York. . (Incorporated under Laws of Mate of New York.) Capital, rZlP.Oon; lO.ldO Shares, .**3 etch. Shores ionreiretlx per cent, dividends, out of preflts, per annum. Shares tnf sferabie. Trustees : Geo. H. Blsrchtrd, L. M. Bates, Miss Kale Field; Egbert Guernsey. M. D., Kiss Trtlau IV cv.l TTe>«-n LI..n D IS If af ’awh tele DI eVi Julia Ward Howe, Hon.R. O. McCormick, Rich ard Mesres, W. B. Reinolda, Geo. A. Scott, J. •febon Tappan, John D. Townsend, James P. VTenman. Jiuki-ra : James M. Drake A Co. Trarsfer Agent-: Farmer,’ Loan and licit Ca Solici tors : Blat-hford, Seward, Griswold and Da Cos- Object: To establish a Co-operative Ftore, well stocked with Ladies’ and Chil-:ren’a l'resv Goods. Md:inery, etr.. and the manufacture of the same, and ol materis'a furnished by Share- bolderv, to v tom customers will be oonfinud. Respomibie c-nratsrr* fer tbo sole of Shares wanted in every town. Send to Secretary of the Association for pros pectus giving full information and opinions ol >bi» piets inelSeodawlm Gray’s Specific Medicine. RAPE MARK. THE greatTRAPE MARK. Eiglish rem edy. An un- ng -ire for Seminal eak* ness. Spermat orrhea^ Jmpo* V ncy, and all diseases that, - , m i. f °l >• se- i vr- KeioreTakmgquence of seir^gj Taking abuse: asa less of mi ra-ry, universal lassitude, pain in the bark, dinm.-sa of vision, premature old age, *r d many oiht.- diirases that lead to in finity and consumption and a premature grave. Foil particulars in our psmi-biet, which we de sire to send free by u ail to«very one. T lie Spe cific Medicine is sold by all druggists at (1 pci ackage, or six packages forts will be sent free •y cation receiptcfthrmoney by addressing theGRW YBDIC1NB CO, No ’0 Mechanics Block, Detroit. Mich, hold in Meron ard every whereby all drorcirts. crlZS dawly. For sale by HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR. cctlS-dawlr Macon. G* G EORGIA, Bibb County.—Whereas L. W. Hollingsworth has cade application for letters of guardianship of the porso and proper tyof Rob-rta Rates, a minor under fourteen year* ol are, resident of said tcuntjr. This is therefore to ritr, and admonish all per sons tor earned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in July next, to show cause if any they hare, why saw* L. W. Uollii.gc werih should not he inf rusted with the gnardi, n«hip of the person sed property of Rob erta Bates. Given under my official signature. jneSiJy J. A. McMaNUA. Ordinary. TH23. A NEW EONG BOOK FOB HIGH SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES AND SEMINARIES. BY W.S wmIES. Price si.uO; or s9.(0 perdoz n. A grand good book, of IS! pages, w«lt filled * --- -- 1i a J BI with the best Part-h'or.gs, a huge collection of Sacred Music for practice, and opening and clos ing exercises, also tbe elements, in a ntW plan. Specimen copies mailed, post-free, for $L00. Take with you to the Seashore or the lleun- taiua, one of Ditson A Co’s eplriidtd volumes of Bound Music. More than thirty are published. Somsof Ibem are: Arthur Sullivan’s Vocal Album...... Gems of English Song. G3 songs.™.. Gems of German Song. 79 Songs Sunshine of Song. 68 Sonya... Gems of Strauss. 80 Waltzes, etc...„„ Cluster of Gems. AS Pieces. Home Circle. Yal. 1. 171 Pieces ..SI 0" ,. 1 00 .. 2 00 - 2 00 . * 00 .. * 00 .. S 00 Also taka for tho summer “The Musical Rec ord,’’which will bring new music every week. OLIVER DITSON & GO.. Boston. O. H. DITSON A CO. Ml B’dwoy N.Y. lanMtf TAKE USTOTIGB. This ia the only Lottery ever voted on by the people of s State, and under a late deci sion of the United States Supreme Court at Washington, ia the only Legal Loltdry now in the United States, all other ebarsers bar ing boon repealed or having no exialenoj. A apLKNDID •PPOUTUNITY'ttt WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DIS TRIBUTION. CLASS I*. AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1830—lZZud 9lwukH'.> Drawing. Louisiana State Lottery Company. y incorporated by Educational and This Institution was _ tho Legislature of the State tor Oharitatde purposes, in 1868, for the term of hich contract tht inviola- twenty-five years, to which contract the inviola ble faith of the State is pledged ,wi ii h pledge has been renewed by *a overwhelming popular voto, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2. 1879, with a Capital ol >1,000,000, to which i: ha* since aided a reserve fund of (350.009. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM- it EE DRAWINGS will take place monthly on tbe second Tuesday. . it Barer scales or post ponos. Look at thofouo*' in* Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZB (30,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH. HALF-TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital 1 Capital Prize 10,COO 1 Capital Prize . ........... 6,000 t Prizes Of £4,5(0 ,>,000 6 Prizes of 1.C-00. — B.’JWi “ ' son.,.,..., - 10.000 1C-0 10,000 BO 10,000 Z0 10,f - 10 10.< 20 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 2G0 Frizes of 5i0 Prizes of 1900 Prizes of 9 Approximation Pnsea of |S00..„. 9 Approximation Prizes of ZOO..,,, 9 Approximation Prixti of 1W.„„ *,7oe i.8oe 909 ,£U0,«t t.857 Prises, amounting to. pul* U . Write, dearly stating full address, for further information, or send orders by ^xpress or in a dir by mail, Kegiatered Letter or Money adiirc:ed only to . M. A.DAUPHIN. New Orleans, La. or same perron at NoS19 Broadway, New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings .are ' management of Gete- A.BAR- sr.der the supervision and management i rals G.T. BBAURBGARD and JUBAL J LY Kesponilble correspc-n-lmg ageuts wanted at all points, to whom lioeral compensation will tar N. B.—This Company hss no Agents in the British Possessions. wed lat S’lsA-C^CyS IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PADl * Kxrss Gxts Hsap. Caw »* Map* Ml Siekxotu Desired. Last Twice as Long. Tissues Cured wiUsot Sruggiag ill Sfttaa. CCBES Chilli i»4 Ftwr, liierCiBfltuA Seirousjtn, Rheimitum, Costivtaen, Feaul; Veakaets, Side t Nenou Euiache. sale, on the first Tue.d ay in July next, the fol- lowing pr.-perty, fo-wit: «li that parcel of land situated on tbe south west common o! Iho said city of Macon, kuewn as the northwest hall of lot Noi '8. in block No. Sf, accoiding to the man of A. A. Freeman of Jute ». 1563. bounded as foTows.cn tbe west by iwmar street, north by Haael slreet. east by half of lot No. 8 south by lot 7, in ssid block, contain- irgona-foarthofan acre more or lees: also one Urge engine boiler, one 1-rge soap boiler, one put of ttiier and about ten tlicu’ai d brick to be >old as they row are on m d lot their rerroral to the court house being too ei{.en<i>e; also a lot of pipes and other material used ia the so*.p factory lately re.non said Jot, to all which plaintiff.in U. fa. bo ow staUvi. has tit.'e by deed to se- ure a debt now in judgment on wbtc. said fl. fa. issued; a*>o that parcel of laud in said city, known in'its plan a- Jot No. 8, in bl-ck No. 69, fronting ou Tatnalsqusua All levied ou >s ti e prrpertyof James B. Blasincame to taiisly a ii fa. issued Irons Crawford Superior Court in favor of I. U. Plant vs. said Biasiugame Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also the following to wit, three quarters of an acre of land in Kodircv district, on Windsor Hill frontitglio feet, more or less, on a fifty foot street, between the old and new Hou-ton reads and adjoining iho.ui.d of Collins and otheis aRd being tbe properly formerly owned by Jam-s M. Bagley Levied on hy II. J. Peter, lax collect r ss the property of the City. Building and Losu Assrciatiou to satiety a lax fi. lx vs. L W. Hum, president of said A-kOciaiion, lor t-xes due on tbe capital stock Of said Association for the j ear 1579. Al«the following to wit, part of the 2 acre 'oi, n-rthwestern range, number 2s. in square num ber 8«, in city of Macen, fronting no feet, more or less, on Georgia avenue and running bac. 3-0 feet, more or less, to the ails'. Levied on by H. J Peter, tax eolioc-or, to satisfy the taxes due by James T. Nnbot. trustee lor wife, lor tfceyeais 1878 and 1879. also the! flowing to-wit,part of tlotwo acre lot numoer 2k in iqwage number Sk. fronting on Georgia avenue 10o feset, aha running tack to the* alley 830 feet, more cr less, in city of Ms'cn Levied cn by H. J. Pelur. Ui collector, to satialy * tas B. fa. held by W. P. f-oudall, transferee, for taxes due by James T. Niabot, trustee for wife, for tho year ISIS. Also at the tame lime and ptsoe the f (lowing to-wits part of let nu«t«r L In ,quare number 57, corner of Pine and Flilbstreeta iu d'y ot Ma con, cot taining one-fourth acre, more < r !o-s. I e»ied on b> ti. J. fekr, tax CO'lector, to s.tisfy ihutaxeaeue by Mrs. Jkllen U. U, dgea tor the year ft>;9. THE EXODUS Derange! labor, miking necessary every facMit for hnnulina Cotton »t tbe Gin. SAVts LABo( hyusiogaJONK"' FIVE-TON WaGON 8CALB Prion tjtUO. ail Iren ana Steel, Brass Beam. FREIGHT PAID BY U3. Ii oiderod now can pay at Gir ning. Everybody send for free book Addiers Jo&cs <f Binghamton, i ' J ' Binghamton, N. T. 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. JOSHUA BTJBTZ Generoi PilisMi Agency, EUFAUuA, ALA. Advertisisg, [uWiiptioa »d J«b Priatiig Effected wiih the be** houses m Alabama, Georgia and tbronnbout the country, at a dirrcnunt on t»b!e rate*. Also at the same time r ad place the following to-wit, two i.cre» of laiid iu Hutlar.d oist ict. ou the west ride of the lUnkinsrille road. Iruutiug thoresi-e ceor W.C. tl.rdy, neat Wiley’, lurn- p:ke. Levied ou as lire prop rty ot ni-i W. C. Hardy to satisfy she taxes dua by him for the years 157s and 1579. Also at the same tine and plac* the following Jo-wit, four acres of laud in Godlrey district, fronting Pat Long’s plaoe and kuowu as tbeoi-i EUa place. Lei led on as the properly of W. B. Stur.evant to satirf> the toxe, eu- on aaid prop erty for the year 1879. •rilro at tlie same time and place the following •►•if paitof lot No 6. in rq .are No. 68, corner of Third and Hum streeia.iu city of Kacon.and keewoasArtope’sinartie yard, levied onto satisfy » taiance due by James If. Artoue, agent, on t ixcs of 1878 and 1879. Also at the tame time and place the following to-wit one top buggy, newly repaired and pain„- ed and In periect order. Levied on as the prop- eity of Dr. S, ti. Virgin, to- satisfy the taxes cue by him for the y-ar* 1877.1878 ana 1879. Also at tbe name time aud place tbe following Jo-wit, one acre of land on But Macon district, fronting on MilJedgeviUe road, a sLert distance from tbe city limits, and being a part of lot No. 63 and known as tbe reridence ol defendant.Lev ied on by H. J. Pet r. T. C.. to satisfy the taxes dusbyTh.s. Eldiidge for the years 1878 and Al.oat thetauo timosnd plea tfie followita ro-i to-wit, four w res of land and a two-room hqose in East Macon district, oounded south aud cask by the lrndnol R. a. Woo folk, north and we»t by lands of This. J. Woo]folk. Levied on by H. J- ft*®-*- V., to tatialy (he taxes Ur 157a due by J.E. Iludaeni.agent for trustee. Alto at the taint time and plane tbe following to-wit, ltd acre* of fond in Vinevnle district, fronting on tne west ride of the Columbus rood and a-ij. icing the lands ot Johnson Baid and others. Levied on sa the i ronerry of Samuel &. V.rgiu to satisfy tbe tsxts due by him fur the year ,879. Alio at tbe same tine and place the following to-wit, a throe-room bouse and siteben and two acre* of lai d, Bituated in Vir-emle outrict near the Muroeoeme tty and adjoining the lot if N. Mi son. Levied on to satisfy tbe taxes due by (.'has. Moore for tbe yean 1577,1878 and 187S. Alsoatthorametimeandpl.ce the following to-wit, part of lot No. 7, in rquare No. 87, frout- ingon Wharf street near Rose HiU cemetery, iu city of Macon. Levied ou as tbe property.^ Jt u J*. Loujr, to KitUfj She tuxes dt ,w Wr Tear 1879. w.*— — same time and place the following tOjWifc, one : eighth ot an acre of land in Viucville district, being a pmt of the original Causey lot, situated in ihe rearofitHac H.ideman’a place, and aojoining the Jands of Hooker. Levied on by H j. Peter, T. U., to satisfy two fi. fas. vs. Dr J.AcoIpbua. AIss at tbe Same time and place the following, to-wit. a one-room house ant two acres ot lan l attached, in the locality known as dtioouville, in Viucville diatrict. aud better known os the residence of John Wimbush. Levied on uy n. J. Peter. T. C., to rail,fy tho taxes due by tbe said IVimbush for the years 1573 and 1879. Alto at tbe same t me and plaoe the following to-w.t, three-quarters of an acre of land on Peas ant Hi!, in Viiicvi le district, on which is a two- room houie. said lot fronting Kent Nixon’s Diace aud adjoic8 the old Usury lauds. Levied on by U. J.Foter.T. C..w> >atbfy the t.xea one by Ed button for the years 1877. 1878 and 1879. Also at the Btu.e ti, e and place tbs following, t wit. one fourtn .ere of land in Viueville dis trict, situated north of the old brewery and in thenar of lots owne-1 by Hus*;II and Peter. Levied ou as the property ot David 1 ewis to sat nfy the taxes duo i y him for the years 1878 ana 1579. Also at the same time and place the following to-wit, one room bouse and half of an acre ol land attached, situated in Viueville diktrict.near tbe C-iaby p.ace, and known as the residence of izz!e J-hnaon. Levied ou to satisfy the taxsa duo by her for the years 1877, L73 u d 1879. Alio at the same time and puce tbe following, to-wit, one ball ot on se-elut or land with a two- room boute, in Viueville district, near Viueville branch and adjoining tbe lands ol etepben Col lins and Jell Green. Levied on by H. J, Peter, l'. O, to aatiriy three tax fl. fat. vs. Henry if. Hnnt.owLeref said lot. Also at the same time and place the following, to-wit, three acres of land with a 2 room house, situated in the locality known os Stins-mville, in YineviUe district, snd known at the residence of James Fairbanks. Levied on to satisfy his atato aud coun y t»xe* far tbeyoars 1878 and 1879, Also at the same time andpla.ethe following to-wit, part of lot number 1. in square number 97, corner of Spring and Wharl streets, in city of Macon. Levied on as the property of Joxdan Parks, a.eut for Emily Pope, to satisfy the taxes dueou stid prorerty for tbe year 1879 Also at tbe same time si d p ace tbe following to-wit, part ot lot No. 4 in black No. IS south* western common, ou Hazel street, aajoinieg (el- ley’s place near M, ana B. R. R. shop, in oi'y ol Macon. Levi-d ou os the property of Eli Cooper to satiety the tvxee due by hi« tor too year 1»79. Abo at tbe earns tia.0 and place tbe following to*wit,lotNo. 1, block —.northwestern o-m- mon, cotbining one-fourth of an acre of and and a two-room houee near Msoon and Western railroad, in oily of Macon. Levied on as the property of James T. Johnson to satisfy the taxes due by him for the ye»t» 1877, 1S78 ar.d : due by him for the JOIT* 3 877,1S7S and 1679. Also at the samo time and place, all that prop erty known ae the tanjdrd property, belonging to the estate ol Jacob Scbmll, ret forth iu Henry Schall’sCrooibiil,to-wit.lots 1, 7and 8 south- we-t commons, in block 87, and fractional lot 8. in block 81, in the pl.uol tie citvot Macon, Bibb oounty, Georgia, and also all the personal property of kind ou said lots uied ss material in ttie tanning business and all tools -o used iu sold tannery. Levied on os the proierty of Jaoob Schall. deceased, to satisfy a ft. fa. timed from Bibb Swper ior court in favor ot Reuben Geise vs. Henry Fchall, administrator. P/ojierty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also at the same time and place, lots 10 and IS, according to the map o! tha Bond estate now on rooord in Cltrk'e ollica Hibb Superior Court, said lots siluattd in the city ot Macon, Hibb county, Ga. Ltvied onoatte property of JameaT.NL- bet to satisfy all. fa. i-tued from Bibb Suierior Court In favor of Joseph Bond, bearer, v». lames T, N iabet. Property pointed ou 1 by plaint iff at- ineStl GBO.F. CHHRRI Sheriff. ThssePsd* Care ail Dissasss by Abeorptlcn. No Noxious Pills, Oita, r Poisonous Medicines are takm into the Stomach. .The Tsds are worn over the Hit of tbs Btomaeh. eorering the Great Nerve Centre, olao the Liver and Stomach. A gentle Vegetable ic i s absorbed i nte th e eirceilaUoo o f the Blood a*J iver. purifying the Blood, ittmalaUng the Liver ogd , to digest food. Pares or Pa si tl and each. 8old bt xvl Darootrra, or sent by M ° r Manutactured at 39 A s* No*tr Libhitt Bt„ baLTUnu. Md. , John Ingalls, druggist,-. Wholesale aud Rotail Agent, corner Fuurffiend Popbtr atrtets, Macon, Ga« aom Cei tail aii Fenamt Cue •JB CONSUMPTION Catarrhs Bronchitis. OOLDS, COUGHS, "V ISFLUENZA, SOKE THBOAT, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, CLERGYMAN’S SORE THROAT And other diseases of Throat ani Lw DIRECTIONS INSIDE. Price $1.00 per Bottle. Large Size $2.00. Lamar. Bankin & lamar W- A.UUivKtOtva Tht Li rjs AbBUUlATH/N OF AMERICA,et al,-In Equity in Bibb 8u p*rior Court. lt appearine to the Court that bythereturi cf tbe sheriff, that the l ife As-nc!ation -of America cannot befrund. audit further appearing tbat •aid defendants are non-rc*identa ol the State of Georgia: Orde el. that said de'endints be and appear at tho m-xt term of thisCuurt, to be held on the fouitb Monday in Octoher next, to plead. an»wcr or demv.r to sad hill Died in tbeabo' care, or the same w.ll be taken pro conleaso as them, and said case will proc ed ex parte itr- derid farther, that s.td defendant be aerved by publication once a month for four months, ia tbe Macon Telegraph and Messenger kef ore the Lett term of this • : ourt Ti.is June 21,1SS9. T. J. S’MMO'fS. Judge 8. O. M.C. A. P oudSt. solicitor for com i lainapt. A true extract from th« minutes of Bibb Supe rior Court June 22, ISSD. jnet i-lamkm* A. 15. ROSS, Clerk. Know Thvself, rjYHE untold miseries tbat result trim indiscretion in early life may be allevi.t- ed an! curoi. TI.oso who doubt this assertion should purchase the new xmdical work published by the PEA BODY MEDICAL iNbTL TUTS. Boatop, “t.titled THE KCIaNCK OF LIFE bKLK PRhsKRVATlON. Exhausted vi tality rrrvous and phyvical dthility. or vitality impaired by the errors of youth or t"o close or t< o close application to business, may be restor ed and manhood revalued. 1 wo hundredth edition, revised and enlarged, jutt published. It is a standard medical work, tbe b‘-stin tho English language, written by a pbvrician of great experience, to whom was awarded a gold and jewelled medal by the Na» tiousl Medical Association. It contains beauti ful and vury expensive engravings. Thiee hun dred pages, more than 50 valuable prekrript’ons dred pages, more than 50 valuable prekrnpt’ons for all fount, of prevailing dhtaie, tbe result of many years of exteraivo and successful practice, either one cf which ia worth trn timts the price of tbe book. Bound in French cloth, pnoe only (t, sent by mail postpaid. The London Lances says: “No person should be without this valuable book. Tbe author it a noble henefr-ctor.” An illustrated sample sens toallon receipt of 6 cents tor postage. The acthor r-Jers by permission to Hon P. A. B16BSLL. M D, president of the ical association. Address Dr W H PAR KER, No 4 Bulfinch t*t, Boston, Mass. The au thor mat l-e consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience, novSe wlv r the National Med- BEAL THYSELF SMITEVILLE, MISS., June 1, I860. I i nour It is delicate matter, but I deem it my duty toj humanity to fell my tspcritcce with jon: F. 8. 8. I tried the best med;cs! men in tbe conntry. I tried three course* of bathe end treatment far several months et the HOT SPRINGS without;’eny benefit. I -'-v , /)■ /;• took jour Specifio when without hope or rea son to hope, and now I am a new min, n y Rheumatism ie all. gene, my hair is growing ont again and I amVwell man, and-my re covery is due alone to yonr remedy, the wcrld ought to knew of ita wonderful cura tive propertiee. H. A. OHBISTAIN. AGAIN THE SOM CHANGES. We Cannot Sing tlie Old Songs In tho old place any lorger. Tts too small. Not half la'goeEouah tor our family.household goo la a-id trade, therefore we shall break ramp July lat, next, and e-tablith new musical hcadquar- tirs in the handsome New Double Store, Cor- congrea M TOater Streets Whore we shall have the largest and finest Mu sical Warerooms in the entire So ith. Bi-lore we go. we must, to save heavy expense snd labor of removal, close cut our entire stock of Pisnoa and Organ* nowoi band and to arrive prior to J ly tat. To do this we shall inaugurate lorthwltb a Grand Clearing Out Sale Comme' cirg May 15th and ending July 1st, dur ing whir h time we shall sell at Manufacturer’s Wholesale Rates. 10 FAVORITE PIANOS?. 27 CHICKERING PIANOS. 21 LIGHEl’&CO. PIANOS. 50 MAI HUSEK PIANOS? 5 HALLET & DAVIS A CO PIANOS. T6 Whom it May Concern Whereas thn^e Hoad Cociuns>ioner§ nr pointed in slr^ordanca wi’-h law in h case prtviisd, have marked out aud i«c<)n>meudedtkeeFtkb- hshoieut of & public road 39 fe fc t wide, to com- rneccc at the fool cf Fir e at reef, in the riiy of tfhoon and run soutbeat l p »st Blake’s briek*tArd, thepcem » dnecs tine ihrocvh the Ocmu’ged n\4r bWAwp. $rn>K$ the l&nds of IfOfe. Lane, Napier, Wood. Win* and Cber^T. tcrmicat’ca: pa th* Janus of W. F. Holt r.e-ir the river: Notice is hereby/riven to *1! p$rtou* that sail pub.ic road will he ftoahy grarited hy the Board of Bihb County Comir<in8iGC.’rg, at a mee'ing iD beheld on July J5lh nut, *t 20 oVlock a. m., il no Kood crum u thown to the couliary. Byordtr of Board Bibb Ccuaty Commission- er»| jnel2-lawiw W. G. SMITH. Olerk. THE BRIGHTW0OD, Ccirer of J?a*t Fourteenth 8t. aid Irving Place, cpponte At-uinny uf Music, New /or*. Mo»t Ctmral location in the city. Near Bread vv»y, all p’aites of arcuMment. all !nr*c ttorcB, (wbolerale •nil retail), cars toBiighton hi d iaaLhattan Beach, and all placet of ^UHaintr renort. Terms ypj? moderate. *in cxciuBivcly rcsrec- tablx family hotel. . E. WOOD,Trip*r. KefsMn Macon bv permission to fcitory Win- •hip. ii^q., tiroiol \Vinsh:p & CaUaway: S. T. Ca. man. Jisq. jci firongm SiTCHEL LOST. 41 e^iWi Email Black Estchrl » ss lost yetterday tfi- twien McCall’s nill and t£e nty. 0letlnd- will be rev aided hy leaving satrh-1 at this of- fits inertdawlt O EJH> ARV’8 Cfilcc. Join's Countv. Georgia, June 12.1580.^ Whereas L'avid \V. Lester, guar ice fi ■th ardion for Mrry E. Tuft,, miner, apt lies to for disillusion. heie ai e to cite at d admonish all persons con cerned to show cause nt this court on the first Monday in August next, if any they have, why tbe discharge st all r.oz te grant- d. fl* H ltr.ess my hand officially, jnelitdfc RuLAND T. ROSS, Ominary. /GEORGIA. Bibb County.-Whereas W. G. VJT Harris has made applic*’ on for le'-lera of administrationc-1 the estate of James B. L*n:Iey, lata u! said county deceased. •There are thrre6.ro to cite and admonish all Persona concerned to be and appear at the (Lure of Oidmary of arid county, on the first Monday in July next, to shew cause if any they have »by said application should not be granted to applicant. Witness my 1 and officially. June 6,1880. jitrCyl* J. A McMANUK Ordinary, G EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY.- Whereas Ja cob Dinkier. guarcianof Edward Berend, Ca* n.aioapplication for letters of dism’seioo: These are, therefore, to cite r.ud admonish all perrons concerned, to lie and appetir at tbo Court of Ordinary of sa 4 couniy, o-i tbe first Monday i i August next,to show caus-vi:' any they have, why letters o' dismission thoud not by granted to spulicant. Witness my offl -ial ig- stare Mav 8. 1889. J. A. McUANCs, Ordinary. m»9 law wi* EXElUTOK’S sale. GEORGIA. BIB -i IffiUNTY.-B* vi tue of VT auihor::r_ lro-u the Coot of Ordinary of B bb cauii’y. will be s.M b lorj tfceco, rt heuro dooria Mareti. with'utto legal hours of sateen first Tuesday in J-i>y. 1880, the lotand improve ments thereon in Vinevil e, taid toun’y. known as the Me reridei ce of Mrs, C. Victoria Winfer, 1}ingimiuidiately upon ibe luayth ro-d, lav! ii R a front of 231 feet, jut ning back eictig a 80 foot alley about (09 feet, and -containing stout four acres. The dwelling houte contains eight rooms bo- J sides a kitchen, and aho several outbo »«,, with one of the rest Wells of water m th, cour.ty. i , j Bold fur tiie poroonn cf division among the 1 gated of M'S. Winter. i \ TERMS.—iScoin cash and the balance may] J remain at legal ntere-t as long as desired. ' M con. Juue7th. 1850. C. T, WARD,.. I # ju.,8 t.l hx’corMra.C. V. "rail fflVOBCE. ® ^iJij'iCerioT Court, *pnl Ttrni. 1SS0. HRS. G. F. TIN OK ARD Vb.J. J.FINCRARD. T appearing to the court by the rtturq of the ^ , sheriff that the defendant is not to be found iu this county: and it further appearing that he doe* not rerice in the State of Georgia: Ordered, that he appear at th- next term of this coun. or tbat aai-- caute be allowed to pro- ceed.aud tbat iervioe to perfected on saidJ.J. Finckard by publication hereof, once a month for four months, to the Tsufoairu asd Messxn- GIB, a public (szc-tte published in the city of Macon. By the Court: JOHN L. HARDEMAN, Libel’ant’a attorney. Be it to. T.J.S1MM05P, J.S.C M. C. April 29.18S0. A true extract from the minutes of Bib Su perior Court. This May 3,1899, _ mayt-lam-tm A. IS. R08P. Ch rk. 28 GUILD •il STERLING CO. ORGANS. 100 PELOUBEV & CO. ORGANS. 110 MAtON & HAMLIN ORGANS. All new and just from Factory. AlrolSOFec- ond Hand Pianos and Organs Most all o! them used only from ere lo six months and precisely as good as new. Don’t Miss This Chanc?. to lecure a fine instrument “awful” enrap. Write for Clearing Out Sale Circulars aud Free Lists ana be quick about it. The sale ends July 1st, positively. Adcress A mruN OIK . -leans the Seed better, Runs Llghtor, Gins Faster and Costa Less money than any other CIn In the Market- Everymachlno fully and legallysptarranteed. Fropositls So Bo ihePuo- Itc FrlnUng. U NDER the authority of an act of the General Assembly in compliance with article 7, sec tion 17. paragraph-let of the Constitution, ap proved 281 of August, 1S79, proposals will be re ceived to do the Fublic Brin ing for two years from the expiration of tha term ot office of tbe present incumbent. Sealed hroposals will ba ■iveived for th'rty days from the first of Jure, 1880, at the office of tne Secretary of State in At lanta. On the first Tuesday in August next tho Public Printing will bo aware ed to the lowort bidder whose b ; d is filed in compliance with law. Stipulations, specification ard require ments can he procured oil application, at tbe of fice ol Secretary of fitate iu Atlanta. It C. BARN KTT. See’ty or State, w. A. WR1G “T.Comptroller Gen’L J. W. RRNFROR, Tr.a urer. imS liviv Commissionerq of I’uhl c Printirg. Of Games, ndministrstor ot the e«tate of Samuel G. Bonn,late rf said county, deceased, has made appliratiou for letters of dismission from said estate ...... The-e'sre therefore, to cito snd admonish all persons concerned to be aud appear at tbn Court of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday in July uext, to ghow causa, if any they have, wire said application shou d not be g'-anted. W.tnen my official signstu-e A pril 3.1S80. J. A. McMANUf . Ordinary. mar+-Iaw-4w» Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Shafting Hangers. Pul leys, etc. Our machinery is strong, simple and well made,and Is especially adapted to the wants ol farmers and Planters, for Gil ning. Sawing. Grinding and Factory use. Bend fur an lllus- rated Catalogue. LANS IOD1IKO. John and Water Sts., Cincinnati, O. mtr2ditaw3in-weo«r!3t¥ C V BORGIA, Bibb County—W he ■ JT tha E. Sorrell, guardian of htr minor chil dren, h*s made app’lcation tar leave tosell eisht •hares of the capital stock of th- C-ntral rail road and Banking Company of Georgia b*lon»- ded- OHN A. DODGB ft CO.. Bsnsers acd Brok ers, 12 Wall Sireet, New York, buy stocks on reasonable marain, and, when desi ed. will advise when and what to buy. Also Stock Priv- ileats in whirh C’2t to $100 can he profitably in vested. Opportunities for good proti'x are cos- tantly occurring. Full information on applica- ion, and Weekly Report sent free. }anlB-tns-»at-ly ing to said miner* for tbeir matotainar.ee ani u cation. These tre therefore to cite and *dmon T i»h ill penom concerned to be And appear it the Court of Ordinary of raid county on ihe first Monday in July next, to show cause if any they have why said arplicsti'n should rot be srauted. Witness my hand officially. June 5tb, 1880. i-vgtd# J. A. tfcH»NU«. OrdinoTT- of taxable property lor Mate and cc unty purposes I would be pleased to have tax-payers call and m.ketneir returns promptly, at tha time is short. R J. ANDER80N. Tax Receiver Bibb county, Ge 'tie's. Offico: No. 120 Mulberry street, Moccn. Ga. aprixdtf BORGIA. BIBBOOt/NTk.—Where** W.S. VJT Holt and J. E. Jones, adminiriratorion the estate of James D.an, late of said county deoesae ed.have made application for lettenof dismission from said estates . These are therefore to cite and admonish ail persons eonce*ned to he ard appear mt the Court of Ordinary of said ooauty on the lint Mordav in August next, to show cause.il any they have, wbr letters cf dlsmminn should not be granted to applicants. Witness my official signature. May 6.1880. mayttd* . J. A. McMANUS. Ordiaary. Q.KORGIA—BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas, L. A tjavago. exeentrix of the estate ot t aia- donia Savage, late ot taid county, deceased, has made appliiaiion fer letters of dismission from said estate. These are thereto e. to cite and admonish a.l persona concerned, to be and appear at the Uonrt ot Ordiusry of said county on the first Monday in July next, to show cause, if any they bivfi vby ia!d application should not bo grafted. Witness my officiaUi^atu^April^ 1810 ; taar41aw-6w» Crab Orchard Springs, KENTUCKY TjUYS hours run from Louisville or Cincinnati, 1* by JP by rail, now open for visitors. Hotel ap- pototm-nts complete. Ask for round trip tick ets. For pamphlets containing analysis of wa ters. low rate of board, etc. Adoress. J.8, rUR8, Manager, mayS-wlm* Crab Orchard. Ky. White Sulphur Springs. IIAL.It COUNTY, aeoiBlft JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON ft CO„ Managers. Open from lat June to 1st October, 1580. TBRMRi Per day 9 x.tO Per week 12.00 Per month 85 .CO .Special rates to families. mySo-dlawiw* Carrisges at White 8ul phur Bprinas depot, dis* uut two miles to meet all train*. Double daily mails, tel egraphic communication CeHside able improve ment* since last year. -Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persona indebted to the estate of H. B Troutman are hereby l oil fled to makein.' me* iste psjmei t of the d all * to the undersign •d;«ad air persona having claims a«ainat said octal* are hereby notified to'present the salt* dull authenticated in tarmioftlm law. M.L. t UUTMAN, Bxeculor. v 18. 1(8* —l»-w»»; CIRCULAR HO. 8* MACON AND ATLANTA, GA. jnelldawly OHM OF THB RAILROAD COMMI-BUIN iTLSNTa.GA., June 19.1880. Upon a full .hewinv of two mouth.' bu.inM* hy Ibe Columbus and Rome railroad, tbe alliw aneo of (5 per cent, on "Standard Rates,” is ion timaod as the maximum rates as to Cotton, For ttusert and Lumber; and on all other ctasses (-.00) one hundred per cent, on tho “Standard Rato*” is allowed ai a maximum. JAMR8 M. SMITH, Chairman. X, A. BACON, Becrataiy.«J6r JneZ9-Uw4w LUDDEN & BATES, SAVANNAH, GA, WHOLESALE P(A<iO AKQ URBAN DEALERS. df'27-dltavl wlr LANR & HOBLEY CO., CINCINNATL Manufacturers of Standard PLANTATION UACHXNIRT, Sixes. Price of Gins. or Condcnaer. 80stNt 55 M AO « i5 • 10 • CO “ so « $75 00 f 7 50 100 00 112 60 125 00 * 140 00 1*0 00 ISO CO (1(0 00 nt i)fG0 133 50 2(6 00 ICO 00 1-0 ( 0 : SB 00 £32 00 .STATIONARY AND FORTABLE Steam'Engines, STUCJL SFEOUiiATlOiM, Tax Receivers Hotidr. jy£T books are now open for /tetiving return* INDIAN SPRING GA. ELDER HOUSE. W. A. ELDER, Si., Proprietor. This house is now open for tho reception o! eei health and pleasure seekers. It is situated in a fine oak grove and is nearer tho Bering than sm other hotel. Table supplied with the beat the market afford,. A spacious dancing hail lia* juat been arranged snd a good band cf mus c will be m attendance during the season. RATES Oi BOARD: Per day si.BC; week. 87, month, «25. Children under 12 years and colored serranta half prioe. Excursion tickets can be obtained at all termi nal point, on the Central and Southwestern rail road*. including railroad and stage fare and one week’s board. jneSO-iun teus thr-Sw* G BOR 71ft, BIBB COUNTY.—Whew as Mat-, tbew Thornton, admioi)trst<.rofthcestste ol 1 orrilla J. Thornton, lato Of said county. h»a made app'icstion to toll the rcaleat-te belonging to said estate. . . . • These are therefore to ete ard admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of ssid county, cn the flr«t Monday ia July next, to show cause, if any they bate why taid application should not be granted. Witneitmy official signature. J. A. HCMftNUB. Ordinary, ineg tar Onmrsity, MACON* GA. Ci mmenoement Exercises FRIDAY. July 2,8 p m.—Public Dobilo dueled by members ot tbe Literary ft Ueo. SUNDAY. July 4,10:80 a. it,—Commencement 8-rmouby her, K. T. WiukUr,D. D. ,b! A abama. MONDAY, July 5, 8 p. m.—Bouhotiore Fr z Declamation and delivery tf Fr.ze Mfd .! for English Composition, by Ktv. M. B Wharton, D. D., jf Msoon. * There machines are nuia ot the bcsZPeaterial^sndth* —. irei.h itrecnrififllcA. Hare been awarded premiums ot ill the Stole tula, CeorEta Alabama, Tcrna, etc. Upwards of 5000 of cur Gmarqlnccnstantuaolrx the southern stater, over I COO having teen t old in 1872. Price List of CIns, Feeders and Condenser Eared ready for shipment and delivered at our fcetor Prioe with Celt rceder on Cocdcnsor. (125 W UR 16300 EM 128 00 WOO 0)2*0 S. i ui t^Terms given on Application.-£J From 1813 to ICS we mrnnfacturcd Cinsst Cola mhur, G* umlt-r the Arm name c.r Ih T. •jAmr'3&C v '., ultenvard Cixxora, Bnowx & CO., and made what was then taioj^ the Taj lor Gin. During the ycrrlfSS we removed to t’- 1 ohavo boct.. - vl_—— SHOWN COTTON GIN CO., HEW LONDON, CONI A P. Faratili' r* AGENT AT MA r ON GA THE DEAF HEAP BEtFlicTL '‘eroatlpn. L Koa.Scpt. nth; „>w riWIlKglai dll'rtJ.Sw-B Am$rioan Deataphoxw 1W W . -i’.nL iucum^u< I THE LUM^US, IMPROVED TAYLOR This is the seventh season of this popular Gin. | which combines the merits ofspeed, light draft, ' good sample, and cleaning the seed ia a great er degree than any other, and is offered with tha 1 most perfect Self-Feeder and Condenser made, at the following very low prices, Sizes. Price of Gins Price with | Price'with ! Self Feeder Self-Feeder and orCo^denser! Condcnaer. j 49 saw 45 “ $100.00 112.50 * $132.50 HOW 160.10 180.00 206.00 232.00 $165.00 * -179.63 195.W 22.1.00 232.00 231.00 60 “ GO “ 70 “ SO •»’ 125.00 140.00 moo 1S3.00 TUESDAY. July «, 10 a. m.—Addrco* before Alumni Aonwlation. by ILT. AOner -B. Caatpbell.of Columbus. *uu Annual Ad- dre** before tbe I itersry Fodeties dy Hon. Albert H. Cox, of LaGrenge. TUS8DAY. 8 p. m.—Junior Exhibition snd da- l.vor^of Bophomore Piize lfodal, by Rob ert w. Fatteraon, B t q., of Msoon. WEDNS8DAY, July 7.—Commencement Day. Coiammioeme-,, Sermon vil'* be p tached to the First Baptist Charrh. Tbe 11 her exercises will take place at Masonic Hall. The friends ol the University and the public ate invited to attend. jne9iunSt-vtt JNO. I. BRANTLY, Bec’y Faculty. tha best materials and aro unsurpassed In finish and workmanship. Wp also manufacture G-.il- Ictt's celebrated “Patent Steel Brash Cotton Gin,” together wiffi the Favorite Light Droit “Cotton Bloom” Cotton Gin,'with Feeders and Condensers for each. Terms given on applicattoon. THE STANDARD MACHINERY C0„ MYSTtC RIVER, CON?, FRANKLIN IL LCM&VS, Gca. Ag! CDLU.vLBCS, GL' V Our list ot Sugar Machinery comprises the largd line of Can* Mills, Evaporators, etc., made hy or^. €RUblishxaentlatkc World* and includes: < VERTICAL. CANE MSl-LS, 1 HORIZONTAL CANE MILLS, \ SUGAR EVAPORATORS, STEAM SUGAR MA CHINERT and all apparatus for Syrup or Saar&r making* Circu* lars* wltn pricest 4c., Lent on app.rcatioii* BLYMYER MANUFACTURING CO., 1 CINCINNATI, O. Manftwtvrm af Sugar Can.. Varfnncru. Victor fm JfflV Svguricqyo’otvr, iitan Bag Out, etc. %