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ROBBINC THE MAILS. A Missing Chock causes the Arrest of n Route Agent. When Henry Jone9, negro route agent on the Macon and Brunswick railroad, came in Sunday afternoon at 3:30 from his n n and delivered his registers, etc., at the lost-oilice, ho was somewhat startled when confronted by United States Deputy Mar shal T. D. Weld, with a warrant for his ar rest on the charge of robbing the mails. Tue warrant was served in the presence of Chief Rost-officc Inspector S. S. Hartshorn who arrived Sunday morning from Atlan ta. Jones was taken before United States Commissioner Haskins who fixed bond at $1,000. In company with Marshal Weld, the bond was given, being signed by Mr. £. S. McLean and Jones's mother, and be was released. bow rr cams adopt. The facts upon which the warrant was issued are these: W. J. Williams A Co. are dealers .in general merchandise, at Temperance, a little j ItceJ in Telfair coun ty, aud.,twenty-three miles from McRae. The senior member of she firm is the postmaster. On the 19th of July last, tbe firm sent to 8. T. Coleman .fc Co., in pay ment for some good9. a check numbered ompany . ..... the order of J. E. Walker, and properly indorsed by him. Some time after, receiving no acknowl edgment from S. T. Coleman <fc Co., tbe firm at Temperance wrote to them con cerning the check, and received the reply Hint none had been received. This, of conrse, led to some correspondence, dur ing which it was developed that the check was on the Southern Bank at Savannah. Messrs. Coleman A Co., on August 1st, no tified the bank at Savannah of the hots or THE CHECK. On August 23d the check was pre sented at the bank for payment by tbe agent of the Southern Fxpress Company at Savannah. It waa paid, but under pro test, and Coleman A Co. were wired by the cashier. Coleman A Co. notified the agent at Macon and he wired the office at Mem phis to bold tbe money until the rightful ownership could be established. The check had been turned over to the express agent at Memphis, Tenn., for col lection, the proceeds to go to J. K. Smith, care S H. Land, Mississippi and Tennes see railroad depot. The express agent at Memphie was tele graphed to HOLD THE MOTET nntil the ownership conld be established. These facte were reported to Chief In spcctor Hartshorn, at Atlanta, who die- patched Inspector Livingston to Memphis. On Saturday Inspector Hartshorn received a telegram from Livingston to arrest Henry Jones, saying that “his girl had made a deposition.” This telegram brought Inspector Hartshorn to Macon and led to the airest. It seems that in tbe tracing of the check, Inspector Livingston found that a negro woman named Rosa V. Htll bad gone toJ. N. Smith, who was a neighbor, and told him she hsd a check which she could not get cashed, and asked bis advice. He ad vised her to give it to tbe express company for collection, and she then requested that he attend to the matter (or her. The cheek seemed regular, and Smith gave it to tbe express company to return the proceeds to him. When Inspector Livingston found TIIEWOXAK, she said the check had been sent her by Henry Jones, of Georgia, who wrote to her that the check bad been paid him by Eu gene Belcher (deputy revenue collector at Brunswick). Her deposition was then taken and it wilt be brought to Macon by Inspector Livingston to-morrow, when tbe preliminary trial will be bad before COMMISSIONED HAIKIXS. Jones has been a route agent for the past twelve year* and was rated THE CONVENTION YESTERDAY. Proceedings of the Meeting of the Die* trice Executive Committee. At noon yesterday the Democratic ex ecutive committee of the sixth Congres sional district met in convention in tbe Superior Court-room. The meeting was called to order by Hon. J. G. Pbinazee, of Monroe, chairman of the committee. Col. Miller Grieve, of Baldwin, was made temporary chairman, and Mr. Azel R. Freeman, of Bibb, secre tary. Col. Grieve stated that the first business in order was tbe election ot a permanent chairman. Before going into an election the roll of the counties in the district was called and the following answered to their names: TSaldwin—Miller Grieve, Walter Fame, E. B. Brown. Bibb—O. W. Gustin, C. L. Bartlett, Clif ford L. Anderson, Jr., A. R. Freeman, W. T. Shinholaer, W. B. Rogers, A. W. Gib son. Butts—G. W. Thornton, 8. J. Lindsay. Crawford—R. D. Smith. Jasper—G. T. Bartleit, F. C. Marks. Jones—R. V. Hardeman, John T. Will iams, J. M. Middlebrooks. Monroe—I). F. Chambliss, J. G. Pbina zee. O. H. B. Bloodworth. Pike—T. C. Sullivan, J. B. Mathews. Twiggs—E. 8. Griffin, W. Jl. Wimberly, W. L. Solomon. Upson—J. C. Zorne, J. D. Alexander. Wilkinson-D. G. Lee. When tbe roll had been called Col R. D. Smith, of Crawford, offered the name of Col. J. W. Alexander, of Upson,for perma nent chairman. Mr. C. L. Bartlett moved that be be elected by acclamation, which was done. He was then escorted to the chair by Messrs. Clifford L. Anderson of Bibb, G. T. Bartlett of Jasper, and Walter Paine of Baldwin, who were appointed a committee for that purpose. Mr. D. G Lee. of Wilkinson, nominated for secretary Mr. Walter Paine, and he was elected bv acclamation. Mr. J. G. Pbinazee nominated Hon. Jas. H, Blount for Congressman from the Sixth district. The nomination was seconded by Col. R D. Smith. Mr. Clifford L. Anderson, ot Bibb, intro duced the following: “Wheexas, The name of our present Congressional Representative. Hon. Jas. H. Blount, has been offered in this conven tion for renomination; and ‘•WnxiiEAs, It is with reasonable pride that we contemplate bis past record as a statesman, and recognize tbat to this dis trict and to the State at large, be has been a faithful and efficient servant.—one who had always at heart the interests of bis peo ple, and one who is endowed by nature with the ability and force to advai.ee those interests; and "Whereas, The very fact tbat his name is now in nomination before this conven tion, unopposed, is, of itself the best proof of tbe high place tbat be holds in the es teem of bis constituents, and oi the perfect fitness for the position, which bis intellect ual peers, as well as all others, must accord him; be it “Iletohed, That this convention, repre senting the Dcmoratic party of tbe Sixth Cougretlonal district of Georgia, not only most heartily endorse ths past recot d of Mr. Blonnt. but recommend him to the voters of this district, believing that they may safely entrust their interests to bis hands; and that the Hon. Jas. H. Blonnt now be elected by acclamation os the party nominee.” On motion the resolutions and the nomi nation were adopted. Messrs. R. D. Smith, of Crawford, E. S. Griffin, of Twiggs, and G. T. Bartlett, of Jasper, were appointed a committee to «s- cort Col. Blount to the room and to request it over to her twice. She signed it. Herr him to address tbe meeting. is a trip report of Henry Jones which I ob- During the retirement of the committee, tained from Major Vickery, of the postal THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1884. YOUR LOVINC OTTIE." Preliminary Examination of Henry Jones, Charged With Robbing the Malls. Yesterday morning Henry Jones, postal clerk on tbe Macon and Brunswick rail road. appeared before United States Com missioner Haskins for a preliminary bear ing. Tbe case baa been given in detail to tbe public through these columns, and are briefly these: A check indorsed by J. E. Walker was put in the mail by W. J. Wil liams, at Temperance, Ga., directed to S. T. Coleman A Co., of Macon, in payment for goods purchased by W. J. Williams A Co. Tbe check never reached its destina tion, and alter a while was found in posses sion ot the express company, having been turned over to them in Memphis by J. N. Smith and S. H. Land for collection. It was presented to the Southern Bank, in Savannah, by the express agent and paid. The bank notified S. T. Coleman A Co. and they in turn notified the proper United States authorities, and tbe express agefit at Memphis was instructed to hold the money. INSPECTOR LIVINGSTON was detailed to work up the case, and lie proceeded to Memphis and there gained such information aa warranted the arreat of Jones, which was done. Yesterday Jones appeared, with Messrs. W. B. Hill and S. H. Jemison as attorneys. Col. 8. A. Darnell, district attorney, ap peared for the prosecution. Chief Inspector Hartshorn waa aleo present. Both sides announced ready and In spector J. H. Livingston testified as fol lows: "I am post-office inspector in tbe divis ion which includes Georgia. Do not know defendant; never saw him before. On Thursday afternoon, last week, I was at Huntsville, Ala., and was shown a tele gram, whicli bad been received during my absence. I reported to headquarters in Atlanta and was told to wait for IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS. The papers contained a lost check, in dorsed by Walker, and with a lot of corres pondence on the subject, copy of lost draft, etc. [The witness then read the papers, which merely gave the outline of how the check was lost, etc., all of which have been already given.) I left Huntsville Friday night and arrived at Memphis Saturday morning; saw the money clerk of the express office a*d asked him about the money on the draft, and he re plied that he was holding it. he said the parties mentioned in connect :-u with the paying over of tbe proceeds were at work at the M. and T. railroad shops, and were MIN OF GOOD STANDING. I went to the shops and saw S. H. Land and J. X. Smith. Land said Smith knew more about it as be had given the cheek to be collected by theexpress company. I then went to see Bosa Hill and sbe explained to me where she got the draft and bow she “DOVINOLY, OTTIE," are letters received by me from Henry J ones. Ottle is a pet name used by Henry Jones in correspondence with me, unit tbe name I generally received letters signed from Henry. I am positive these letters were from Henry Jones, and I know tbat he uses the signa ture of "Ottle" in correspondence with me. Don't know of Henry Jones using the pet name "Ottie” with any one else, but am positive he uses it with me. Sworn to, etc. After the letters were read, a continu ance to r ten days waa asked for by the government. The defendant then waived examination and gave bond in tbe sum of one thousand dollars for bis appearance at the next term of the United States District got It [ Tbe deposition of Rosa Hill was then handed to defendant's counsel, together with an affidavit of J. X. Smith, a letter purporting to have been written by Jones covering the check, and also a letter written by Jones to another party, which was introduced to prove handwriting. The counsel after consultation decided not to allow the papers to go in AS EVIDENCE, but would not enter objection. The wit ness then proceeded:] On Saturday, when I saw Rosa. I asked for tbe letter which covered tbe draft. Site said she bad it .She had destroyed tbe envelope. Sbe showed tbe letter of August 10. She said •he had a post-office order from Jones, and cave me tbe letter which enclosed that. The letters have been tn roy possession ever since. I told her I wanted a sworn statement and she gave it to me. I read on motion of Mr. G. W. Gustin, of Bibb, the convention elected the executive com mittee for the district (or the next two years. The following com titute the committee, with Col. J. D. Alexander, of Upson, as chairman: one of the best of agent* and Baldwin—D. B. Sandford. I. L Harris, made quite a reputation for hit unt- Bibb—W. R. Rogers. T. D. Tinsley, form politeness. Ho is married and lives Butts—H. M. Byers, R. W. Collier, on Jefferson street in Vinevilleon aiot /Crawford—Jas.'Barfield. R. D. Smith, owned by his mother. Rosa Hill, thewdk / Jasper—Willis Xewton, F. C. Marks, man who figures in tho case, is from’ f Jones—Samuel Barron, Roland T. Rost. Brunswick. She trill tie a prominent wlyk Monroe—J. G. Pbinizee, W.A. Wor- ness when thecascis called. sham. It is said that quite a large number ot Pike—J. J. Rogers, B. M. Owen, mail depredations will be laid at Jones' ~ ' ~ -- *• • -i as door. Denth of Bishop Plercs. Dr. W. C. Btsi received a telegram yesterday from Dr. A. G. Ilaygood, dated at Sparta, announcing tbe death at 0:1S of Bishop Pierce. He was contcioos to the last amount. The announcement, tbongh not unex pected, waa received in Macon with pro found sorrow. Tbe executive committee of the board of trustees of Wesleyan Fe male College met iu the afternoon and adopted the following resolutions: "Whereas, we have heard through a communication of tbe Rev. Dr. W. C. MARY’S LITTLE MULE. Mtrr bad a little mule Tlist sported but oue ere, And while his feet were on tho ground Ills ears could rake the sky. His heels were like greased lightning, or A doodle In tbe dust; They'd knocs a biscuit's shortulng out And never break the crust. In facL tbe mule waa mostly heels And ears and stumpy tail, Tbat, as ne walked, went wig-wag, like The handle ot a Hall. Bhc rode thla mule to church, one day, Which went against his grain; tady pool Then Mary turned a somcr: And landed In the mud. Then softly homeward muley skipped, While from bis pendant Jaw He eased his risibilities With one loug, loud y-e*e-hcw! COMMERCIAL. COTTOX MARKET REPORT Telegraph and Messenger. Macon, September 3—Evening. Liverpool reported business moderate at unchanged prices at 6 3-16 for middling up land!. Salei, 10,000 bales. Futures dosed quiet. In New York, September contract! opened dull but steady at 10.70 and dosed steady at 10.73-10.74. 8alei, €0,000 balca. Spots opened and dosed steady at 10J$ for middling upland!. Sales, 743 bales. The local market closed quiet and un changed. Sales, 81. (food middling... .10 Middling 9-V Strict low middling 9$f* Low middling ^ Strict good ordinary ak Good ordinary .. 9 Ordinary .. 8 Sybup.—Market bare of Florida and Gcorcls syrups; New York sugar 30a40c. ftM.-New crop, No. 1, bbls., $12.00, U bbl8. (6.00, quarter bbls. $8.25; kit* 70e; No. 8 mackerel. bbls. *8 00, half bbls. $4,00, quar ter 11Vi 1st OK fcllu Itfl ter bbls. $2.25, klta 00. Mclss.—About three ear leads la the mar- ket. which Is active; trade medium; $l00alrv', Horseb.—One car load Tennessee iu market: $125*200 PROVISION AND CRAIN MARKETS BV TELEGRAPH, Baltimore, September 8.—Flour quiet: Howard atreet and Western auperfln* <2.37* 2.75. extra $3.00*1.75, family $£00*5.00. City Mill! superfine I2.25n2.75, extra $8.00*8.75, rlo brands l4.7S.t5.87. PatapRco family $fl.00. superlative patent (6.25. Wheat-Boutbf NOTICE. L EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—October v “ . ““pep* 0r Court of Bibb county m.Li'.'n James G- Jonei as principal, aud'p ax security, entered into aa oblly.tii?. 1 ' 11 monly called a recoguizauce, taSV 0 ®- helson, a constable In and for S ' an1 erajffLgWgjr, RECEIPTS. Received by rail Wagon Receipts previously.... Stock on hand Septum 28 1 September 1,1884 Total.. Twiggs—D. M. Hughes, R. M. Harrl- in. Upson—J. D. Alexander, F. J. Vlning. Wilkinson—F. Chambers, J. J. Butler. CoL Blount was then introduced and made a short speech, thanking the con vention for the honor conferred. After thanks to the presiding officer, the convention adjourned. FROM ALL QUARTERS Como Requests for Premtum Lists and State Fair Information, Tbe|reporter called upon Secretary Grier, of the State Fair, yesterday morning'and found him in the center oi a huge pile of lisas, president of the Wesleyan Female packages upon which were written the ter l'ferce! u it^LL ft firri nreMde^'f of people in all parte of the the college and a member of its tosrd of country. The majority of them were trustee* from its organisation, which oc- packages oi illuminated potters going all currctl at Sparta, On., thin day, Wednes- over Georgia. day, Septembers, 1881, The secretary Informed ns that he bad “jRrwImf. Tbat the trustees of the Woe- received dozens of letters yesterday morn- teyan Female College be requested to at- ing asking (or premium lists, and three oi tend the funeral of our beloved and la- the requests came from Xew York city, xnonted Bishop at Sparta on Friday, Sep- Seven of them were from ladles asking for timber 5, 1881. at 11 a. m. the lists and also for all information com “RttoUtd. That further action be referred cernlng to the annual meeting of tbe board of true- xeedlewoek. tees at tbe next commencement This will show tbat considerable interest “/fcj'.hr./. That the action of the execu tive committee he published in tbe Macon TcLxuaAm and MxasEsuxa and in the BYsfryrtn LAriatiaa AineaU." IJr. Bass sends us the following note in reference to the funeral; “-Editors Trtrqrnph and iltutngtr: Tbe great and good liiahop George F. Pierce died this morning at his borne near Sparta, and will beburied In that village on Friday morning at 11 o’clock. , “These desiring to be present at his (a- ncrnl can leave Macon on the ? o'clock a. m. train Macon and Augusta railroad and return in the afternoon ot the same day. “I hope that many of bis friend* will be clad to pay this laat tribute of respect to his memory. Georgia can lose no better rusn or nobler citizen. W.C. Bam.” Death of Mr, Ab. Lockett. Col, Abner Lockett died at bis residence in the Howard district yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. * CoL Lockett waa one of tba moat ener getic end beat farmers in Bibb county, and had a large circle of friends both in town and country. He was about 00 year* old, and the greater portion of bis life was client at his (aim near Macon. He repre sented Bibb county in tbe Legislature with credit to himself and hia people. He baa been qnite sick for several weeks, and bis death was not wholly unlooked for. Dropsy of tbe heart, w* learn, was the dla- He will be greatly missed, not only by bis immediate nt ighbors, to wlwmi be was always a warm friend, but by the entire community. The Throat-Cutting Cau*. Tbe case of William Jennings, charged on tbe docket of tbe recorder with fighting and disorderly conduct, canto up for trial yesterday morning. Dr.J.C. Johnson was service at Atlanta.' Cross-examined: "She did not hesitate j tell me about the dralt; was not con fused. 8he said she had rather die than go back to Macon. Sbe would drown her self in the Mississippi river rather than go back. There were no threats nsed.” Col. Darnell then read tbe letters pro- “ by inspector Livingston, which were ows: •cool a* autcmx." On Train, Aug, 11, 1881.—Dear Horn; vote yon last night at Jexnp, and sent you a post-office money order which I hope will reach you safely on to-morrow. I will express you a package from Macon to-night, and write tills to notify to look out (or it. You must let me hear from you as early as possible, for whether you be lieve me or not, I am more anxious about you than ever tell you. To-dsy is as eool as autumn, and 1 fear you will.be carelexs and not take proper care of yourself and contract cold. Now do not make' the matter worse try being careless. If you will give Julius Broughton yoar aunt's name I think he will assist you in finding her if tbe is living. If you don’t care to sak him send me nla address and I will write bltu as though you are a relative of due. Shall I or not? don't get mad row, and act contrary and obstinate for there is no need tor any such caused by any thing tbat herein appears. * • • I guest I bad better enclots $8.00 in the package wh:ch I will send you to-night. 1 would ? ut it in here but don't want it to get lost, t's in the package. Lovingly, Ottie” THE FATAL LETTER. "MaconJGa., August 10.—Dear Friend: 1 enclose to your address a sight dralt tor $70 08 which it drawn on J. E. Walker and THE NEW HOUSE. Lyon A Cline Soon to Open Their Exten* alve Establishment. The opening of tho dry goods house of Lyon and Cline, in the new and handsome building on Cherry street, is looked for ward to with a great deal of interest by the dry goods buying portion of our com munity. The new and special feature to be adopt ed by the house will prove great advan tages to buyers, especially the plain figure feature. This means that all goods in tbe house will be marked with plain fig ures, and these figures will not be deviated front. Thus a child can make aa good pur chases and get as good bargains as its mother or father. Another feature is the cash system. The firm buys for cash and sells for cash. In this way, as every sensible person can see, the customer gets the benefit of such low figures at were never before afforded. The firm, on their visit to Xew York, made all tbe FDRCHASXS FOR CASH, and hence secured tbe cream of the mar kets. Both members are men of long and large experience in their line, and none know better what is wanted for a first-class store. They have secured also a full corps of salesmen. Mr. T. S. Lowry, formerly with J. W. Rice A Co., is head salesman, and has also charge of tbe carpet department, which is in itself a beautiful show; Mr. Ed Reid, formerly with W. A. Julian & Co., is st the bead of the dress goods depart ment; Mr. C. S. Drake, formerly with 1. Herman & Co. r has the notion depart ment. Among the numerous talesmen are Messrs. A. Smith oi Perry, John Ltne ot MilledgevUle.Cltrence Roberts and others. The unpacking commenced last Monday and tbe store will no doubt be ready for the public tome time next week. tntniENTS. Shipped by rail 58 Shipped previously 214— Stock oa hand 37^ COTTON MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. LivxnrooL, September 3-Noon.—Cotton, buxinesl is moderate at unchanged prices; middling uplands 8 3-15; middling Orleans ( sales 10,wo bales, tor speculstton and export 1000; receipts low. Amercan 4W. Futures quiet and somewhat inactive. September....™. „.g'7-64 October and November 6 November and December 60-Gt@Cl.G4 February and March , 5 63^4 March and April t 2-G4 October „ .# 7-64 2 r. m.—sales Included SOW bales Amer- can. Futures steadier. September, buyers ... „.G 10-G1 Bepteraber and October, seller *-64 October and November, sellers C 1-01 November and December, buyers.,’: 6-61 December and January, sellers 6 644 January and Kcbmary, sellers 5 62-64 February and March, sellers 6 Much and April, value 6 244 October, sellers 6 841 5 r. si.—Futures closed ijutot. September, sellers. 6 141 Octobcrand November, sellers.... 6 1 61 November and December, scllen 5 6141 December and January, sellers 5 60-64 January and February,value 5 6144 Febniary and March, buyers....™ 5 6141 March and April, sellers....™. ......6 241 October, sellers 6 844 New Yoke, Septcmbsr 8.—The Post's cotton article says: Future deliveries advanced 3 to lost pait ot tbe gain and sold at the third call: October 16.90, December 10.4::, January 10.53; September offered at 10.71, November 10.41, February 10 66, March 10.78, April 10.89, May 110.1 Futures closed steady; September and the balance 7 higher than yesterday. New Yoee, Bcpt. a.—Noon.—Cotton steady; mtddllng uplands 10)4: middling Orleans 11)4 Futures market closed steady; sales —a The following table sbowa the opening and closing quotations: spot 89)<a8% Corn—Southern higher: West- - ,. , ern no offerings and no bids; Southern Whitt- was subject to and 68a70; yellow 64a66. New Yoax. September 1—Flour—Southern eady: common to fair extra I3.50s4.20: good to choice extra 64.23aS.00. Wheat, spot closed steady: ungraded white 92, ungraded fed 2 red CMh Septera- i-cr«0)(. Corn, spot scarce, higher: ungraded red 61*70, do white 6'laG4, No. 2 cash 65a r 6 September 6274*6:54. o»t» «pot lirm N 2 “■jed 3 5*. September J2Wa32-)6. Hops dull qnd uomm.lt uew 27*32, I*ir to oholoe 22»30. GO flee, spot fair Rio firm at 610.23, No 7 Rlo. jjw **’??•.,?5I' le “^;.58 60*8,6V. Sugar gt dull and easier: Bsrbsdoes . itober .... November.. December——. April *>?; it being manifested in the approaching fair. While In tbe office a well known gentle man of Macon came in and asked tbat per mission bo given to him and a company he represented for tbe nt* of the luppu- drome during three days of tbe fair for a walking match on a grand and more extensive and novel scale than heretofore It is proposed to have a man nova oo-ah-voi- please, Ten boors to be walked each day. The company having the matter in charge will offer extauive prize* anil are to have tbe gate money. Thebippodrotue will seat .T,<XX) people, and the track is eleven laps to the mile. _ The matter will go before tbe ^reper committee of the Agricultural Society for consideration, and it it thought tbat the petition will be granted. This will be quite an attraction to tbe fair, and will not conflict with the amuse ments furnished by the society. The proepects grow brighter daily for a success. The mile track will be plowed up and rolled this week, so as to he ready for the races, and Major W. F. Anderson says tbat some of the finest hone* and more of them will be here than ever before in Georgia. Bucklen's Arnica Calve. Tbe best salve in tbe world for cuts, bruise*, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positive ly cue* piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Ltmtr Btnkin A Lamar. indorsed by bim land la now payable by whatever hands It may fall in. and I with if you can't nt* it thst you will please return it to me at once. You { ireient U to the Dr. and gethiuto indorse t anil hare it cashed ana give you all over the $30 that be charges you for bit services, which ought to be at least $25. allowing $5 discount. Ifheacaepta it you must tele graph me at Brunswick, and if not, tele graph me alto. Just say "It's accepted and O K.” If h* refuses, tsy "It’s re jected and can't be used.” Don't sign your name; only sign Atellia or Viola. I wrote you two letters and put them in my mail in one envelop*, ft is near time for the mail to close, and I bid you good night until to-morrow. Let me know if you got the money order with the $10 in it. I tent to Beale atreet, as you directed. Also if you got tbe $5 and the express package. * * * Do a* I bar* said, and oblige your loving Ottix." smith’s affidavit. On or abont the loth day of August he received a draft drawn by Robert P. Paul, secretary and treasurer Hilton Lumber Co.. Xo. 17(A), for $79.00 from Roea Hill, with a request from her to collect the same for her. The draft was indorsed by J. E. Walker. I indorsed the draft and gave same to 8. II. Land, treasurer of M. A T. railroad,with the request thst becoliectthe same. Have never received the monev nor have I ever advanced any money on draft to Rota Hill. Sbe is on a visit to her aunt. Mattie Mitchell, who is cooking for my family, and it was for tbat reason I took the draft for collection, only a* a mat ter of accommodation. Sworn to, etc. She Would Run Away, An ingenious plan of keeping a child oil the streets was recently put in practice by a cook for one of our citizens. The cook in question has a little girl who hat a hankering to run on the streets. The cook has tried every method known to parents and at last hit upon a plan that worked well for a time. Sha made a pair of pants out of a crocus sack and compelled Julia to wear them. Julia waaashtuied to wear pants upon the street, and was thus kept In the yard, to pose as a tort of curiosity. She finally overcame her scruples, and. watching her chance, traded the pants for an apron and kept away from home sev eral days. Yesterday the cook canght the runaway and, placing her in a tack, strung her up to the ceiling, aud there she was. like Ma- hornet's coffin, suspended between heaven and earth. It was tbe only way the cook conld keep her ont of the street. Upon a solemn promise not to go in the street lor a week at least, she was let down Just iu time to keep Iron smothering to death. The street has many attractions for tbe negro child, snd it ie harder work than plowing to keep them from it. Without a Parallel In Mtdloal History, The remarkabis results which have at tended the administration of the Vitalii ing Treatment of Dn. Starkey A I’alen 11( 0 Girard street, 1‘bi'atlelphls, for chron tc and so-called "incurable diseases,” are without a parallel in medical history. As dispenser* of this new Treatment, they htve, after thirteen years of earnest, untir ing and couiy • iiortto introductfittothose who need its vitalizing and health restor ing influences, succeeded in resting ' was not a serious one, but would prevent the man from appearing in court for two or three weeks. The wound, he said, was about lour inches loug end about two inchr s deep, tbe knife or other sharp in- atrnment ylindnr upward instead of di rectly aenea tbe throat. Had the stroke been mad* KIMS the throat, the windpipe would have be severed. When asked If he had anything to any In connection wills the case, Mr. Jennings -aid he hsd nothing to say, except tint be «\ s.iu-d to employ counsel. Til" recorder said be would con tints* the case until next Tuesday week, and would place Jennings under a bond of $W0. In tt.e afternoon Mr. J. J. Amascn went on iLe bund and he sas rc.' AJtd, The Mail Robbing Case. Henry Jones, tbe postal route agent, whose arrest we reported yesterday, em ployed Messn. Hill A Harris and 8. H Jemison as counsel. lie says be has no statement to make to tbe public except a strong aDd unequivocal denial of tbe charge. Since his arrest, be says that some of beet citizens in the city bare vol untarily offered any assistance in their power. Hedces not fear the result of a full investigation if justice la done him. At for the position, he does not care a picayune for it, in fact he say* he is glad to get out of it. Tbe preliminary examination comes np this morning before Commissioner Has kins, but is Ttukely that it will be eon tinned nntil the witnesses can be brought from claims on the basts of result* of so wide and universal a character—facts and re sults ou record, and open to the closest in vestigations—that no room for a question remains as to its marvelous action in re storing the dfaawaed to health. If you are a sufferer from any disease which your physician has failed to arrest or cure, write to Drs. btarkey A Paten, and they will rend you documents and reports of cats* from which you will be ebie to decide (or yourself at tojrour chances for relief under their new TreetmenL iv?, 1.1-16, > ! non. uemsrmra oj*. rorto Rico 6, molasses sugar 4X*4)& lair to food refining 413-16*4 15-16, refined quiet—^oV' %•*«;Mbit* extra t: 5*4*', yellow 4H*iH. off A 6J4. mould A 6 O-lOaO 11- I standard A 6>J, confectioners' A 6 7-16' Cuba (50-toit refining) 18 Rico quiet and steady: Patna >, domestic 9)4*7. rmugoon 416. Cotton seed 0 U steady at , 33*35; cru<fe 8*142)4. Pork weak, less active; new met., spot V18.00. Middles nominal: long cleat $10.25. Lard closed barely steady: western steam spot 17.00. September 67 81*7 82. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull and weak: cot- in 744d, wheat 2)<d. 8T. Lours, September 3.—Flour unchanged: family »4.C0*i.6o, htgn grade* 80.50a0.73. Wheat closed lower: No. 2 rod winter 8154*8114 cash, 8114 for September. Cora dull «nd lower: No. 2 mixed 47Ka47J4 cash, 4714*47 ?4 September. Oats dull: No. 2 mixed gsg *2o cash, 2594*26 lor September. Provisions lower) Mes* pork $18.35. Bulk meats—long clear UO.QO, short ribs 610.10, short clear tic 4(>. lacon—long clear M0.87Uan.oo, short rib : 11.12)4, short clear tn.371.aU.50. Lard dull at ,dy a I? 10 73-74 10 MW 5 10.41-4.1 10.47-48 l0.57-, r »8 10.09-70 t0.81-82 10.92-93 11.01-05 11.15-16 New Yoee. dept. 2.—Cotton closel stendjr, •Alts 743; middling uplands 10%; middling Orleans 11%. Consolidated ret receipts 2152; exports, to Great Britain 7*<v, to France 121. Ualvestox. Sept. 3.- Cotton firm: middling 10%: net receipts 5M; gross 591; talcs 79; Stock 4130. Noefolx, ScpL 3 —Cotton, steady: n dilute 10%; net racalpts 31 groat 31; sales stock 916; export!, coastwise 23. Wilmington. Sept 3.—Cotton market qu!et b middling 10%; net receipts 9 grots 91; sales , rtfttik . Hatansah, Sept. 3,-Ootton steady; mid limit 10)^, attreceipt*?.'), grots »J>; -- New"Orleans, Sept. 1.—Cotton qntet; mid dling 1011-16: net rooelpta M grow '51; sales 200: stock 12.168; exports, coastwise 4262. Mobile, Sept, l.-rocmu qniet; middllt 10'4|_ net receipt* 34, grots 34; tales 5 ' UEHFuis, Sept 3.—(Joltou steady: middling dull at lt.4li4ai.27Hi. toil: net mcelptA 26; shipment* 0; islet 60. firm tt 31)4. stock 5011. Auoosta, Fept. 3.-Cottoa Is stcidy; mid- dims 16; receipt* llo. shipment* —; sales 73. CBASLinoN. BepL Cotton firm. mW dllne io';: net teeslnl*22*. gm«*22a;sale* 23; stock 1233; exports, coastwise 223. CITY MARKETS. Market steady, unchanged. Stocks tig at. we quote: Bacon—.idea U54; sbonlder* Bulk me*la-«ldM 11)4*11)4'. ahoalders 8 Bams 15)4al0, as to site aud Quality. Laan.—Market quote! higher; stock am- pie. We quote: tn Uncos and tubs 10; 10 m palls 10)4; 51* palls 10*4: $ » Mils IK. Bums.—Market steady and well atm oleomargarine 22a25c ;uewMay gilt edge 2bazsc; creamery 2js30c; country 20a23c; Tennessee $6 4K, centrifugal 514. S*n DomiCng^ French Islands 414, Martinique 4)2. nambuco 41-16, English Islands 4 3 4u4 13-16, .Muscovado 554*% Denrnma 5’J. Porto Rico *e*l, by which they acknowledge them, i to owe and be Justly Indebted to ,1 d Ti'n 1 ' 1 I el, governor oi said State, and hi* <“ ln ,ho ,um °f three hundred'iSf* 1 for tho true payment of which they btnii sc vet, their heirs and legal repreiimSl'®' jointly and setorally, which s*ldrecS,. r ” waa subject to and have thereanfoKSSS* Wd^nSiiS |Ml h o?rrtoWS«® swerforthesOirense of receiving kn°w “g them to be stolen? ani to^ other indictment os the grand lurrniiVJ^ In the premises (aud the grand J Jury m 5J5^ ' found indictment for simple larceny blll ln the premise*) and not to deimr/??^ 4 without leave of said court, then ah??* lion to bo vold.eUo to remain In full for2?fe $7.40a7.45. Whlskv steady at $1.11. □Chicago, Sept. 8.—Flour unchangcdIVNR to choice winter $4.75a5.A Minnesota &7ta 4.50, patent $6.25a6.75. Wheat closed st-ady, unchanged: 79%a79% cash, 79%a79% Septem ber; No 2 Chfcnuo spring 79*791$ active: cash 52^a r 3, September wHSHM Oat* dull, cash 25^*25%, Bentember 25%a25%l Pora dull nud quiet: jobblbg $18 5u«19.00. September $18.:5*19.W), all the year $12.80. Lard quiet aud unchanged; cash 47.42 1 ^u7.V>. Sep- tomber $7.47U. Balk meat* In fair demand ■houldcr* $7*00, short ribs $10.50, short clear $10 80. Whisky steady at $1.12. NttRar steady •nd unchanged: 8t*ndard A 6Wa6& cat loaf p%*8, granulated 7a7V{. PLocisvrLL*. September 8.—Floor steady and [unchanged: extra family $3.25*3.50, A Nol $5.45 *5.75. Wheat quiet: No. 2 red fall new 75a 80. Corn quiet: No. 2 white 62, do mixed 156. Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed Western 90. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Mess pork I $18.76. BuU meats—shoulders <7.00, clear rib Hides $'€.50, clear side* fll.CO. Bacon— shotiMm »7 50, clear ribs $11.25. short clear Jll 62! f Ham*— HujpugMired qniet and steady m *14.50. Lard—steai^eAl 19.50a9.71. Cincinnati. September 8.—Flour lower: family fS.-M>*3.75. high grade* $6.26a6.60. room| to fancy tl.O)*4 40. Wheat quiet and firmer: 1 No 2 red winter 81 cash. Coiu quiet: No 2 mixed 53U. Oat' easier: No 2 mixed new 29a30‘4 caidi, 29a30U September. Rye quiet and unchanged at C4k65. barley quiet aud un changed: No. 3 fall 6?a68. Pork dull: new mesa $18.00. Lard easier: prime steam $7.60. Bulk meat* uuehanged: shoulder* $0.75. short rib $10.50. bacon easier: shoulder)' $7.75, short rib *11.50, short clear $11.75. Hamt-HuEar-cured unchanged at $14.00. 8ugar unchanged: hard (refined) 7a7V. New! Orleans 5a6 hogs weak: common and light 184.25*0 15. packing and butcher* $5 45*6.50. Whisky firm at U.lQ. Naval Store Savannah, Sept. 3.—Koala iptlea) firm; strained to good strained at <1.05; halt*, 2j0 barrels. Bptriu turpentine dull; regular 28*4: sales — barrels. Charleston, Sept. 3.—Pplrltt of lurpentink quiet: 29 bid. Kosln ktesdy: strained $1.02* i, good strained $1.02*4. Wilmington, Sept. spirit* of turpeuthe firm at 2*}{. Kosln firm: strained 9\ good strained $1.0% Tar quiet: hard 91.8a Crude turpentine steady: hard 4L0Q, yellow dip and virgin $U5 New York, September 3.—Kosln—refined “ * “ Spirit* torp*nlln* .. -Wmmmi.jUo to remain in (niff, ctrect. Now ou this day tho BolIcltoteSS • •‘•vingMmounccd ,c*dy and the called In its ntder, tho said James o fci"* being solemnly called three times Into court to answer tald charge ofVimni. c' cny.ind ths said F. SubliuzeS, hi.”fi'> log bren three times waruea to body of bit nrincipnl whom he engiiJM! present this day to answer said ch!uS..3 the said parties respectively havlna made default: It Is therefore coail°|rta?7 fibred, and adjudged by the Court that tS?L < a Junes (J. Jones, principal, aud Y Srhl'n!^ surety, forfeit thcir rccpiuizance tad th.S said Henry D. McDaniel, governor Kaloit the said James G. Jonc.,prioctau Ai FT Bchllnzen, surety,the sum ot three ffidmt dollars, the amount ol their obllgatioa"f,“ft? felted as aforesaid unless at the neit iem”, this court they show sufficient cause wmSkS orocr.hould not bo made final tad iai4n! cits U ordered to Issue. ctr ® JOHN L. HARDEMAN, J. B. ESTES, Judge 8v.ner B lor k ' 1 co r urt°No‘ik eastern Circuit, presiding. onl1 ' s». , a»» pr Wit,te one thousand eight hundred and eightr-thi* before Louis Nelson, a coustablefn and Li said county, make and enter into their certiS obligation of that date, commonly called »rS ognfsance, signed with their hands,and setltd with their souls, and attested by Louis constable ns aforesaid, aud which is nowhtr* in court ready to bo shown, wherebv the isid ch Is now h«r* Com in court ready to bo shown, whereby the isld James G. Joues, principal, and F. Sehlimcn. security, acknowledged themselves & owe and bo Justly Indebted to H. McDaniel, Governor of said 8tttt nnd his successors in office ln tbe stun of three hundred dollars, for the true payment . of which they bound themselves, their heirs I an<l legal representatives Jointly and severely I which said recognizance was subject to, ts i 1 had thereunto a certain condition in sub stance. and to tho ’effect following, that Is to tnc super! . , of Bibb, ou the 4th Monday of October, \£L • from day to day. and from term to term, t answer for the offense of receiving stolen es tic, knowing them to be stolen, and to s* other Indictment as the grand Jttrv mayfl in the premises, and the grand Jnryhav! found un indictment for simple larceuy ati bill in the premises, and not depart thn. without leave of said court, then saidoblip- tlon to be void, else to remain ln full fores aud effect. And whereas, at the October tern, Ik; c ; I the Superior Court of the county aforesaid, ts- • Ont cn lied In open court, aud falling to ap pear, tad! I the said F. bchllnzen, security, bemg f9| culled and required to produce the body of tt said James G. Jones in court, and fallini do, it was thereupon ordere* and adjudged by the court, t! recognizance be forfeited to tho State a scire facias should Issue thereon, ln termscf the law. AU of which, by »• records of sail I couit, reference being ttwreunto had, will I more fully and at large eppear. I These are therefore to command you, sad I each ofyou, that you make known toth James Jones, principal, and F Schl security, If to bo found In your tmillwiel they, and each of them, be and appear in of the law. at tht next Superior Court, to it I held in and for Urn county of Btbbt 00 then* I Monday iu October naxt, then and then ts I show cause why final Judgmtnt should not bi I entered up against them, or either or any* them, on their aald re« oirnlzanf? tothebtate. In favor *• $m nfamw amount thereof, with Interest nnd « •$ - Witness the Honorable T. J. slmtn< of said court, this 23d day of June, iv; A, II H• *' - • Jun.l-lnmtm. im® ! — —1WUH7 — * fat or it* pTfificrlptioa el a aoud •|«cUnst (mv; %•&) DracrlaUeoa All t Addrosa ue tvann a c**- ucuu^awa CoaSTiBeef.—Cooked, ltb $2.88:2 the 13.28. Cheese.** A few arrival* of new cream at I8e CorriE.—The market la quiet aua steady choice If?: mod lie; medium 12Ka.'Je; common UallHo. Flour.—Lower but In good demand. We quote: Common 6150: family f4.75a5.03; extra family $5.25*5.90; fancy $6.75*6.00; patent The market la quiet; demand ample. We quote: Prints l l -« bul.t) .jrown shirting 5c; % do 6*^3. 4-4 brown sheeting6^c; white oenaburgs it fa c; check* CKa7c: yams.fc^c for bust mak mr brown Armings 7a$c. Hianw.aa.—Market firm. Hon.shoes 65.00 nr keg. Muto shot s66.oo. Iron bound hames uvatm. .hain. 4A.M— rfilr. Antes .hovels 611.to »er dos. Plow boss G4*4Vo par tb. Hainan's plowstocka 11.2V, Axes $7J(a *.00 per do*. Cotton card. $4.00. Well bucket, 44.25. Cotton rope lSViaJoc per tt. Swede iron 6 GEORGIA, CRAWFORD COJNTY.-AU- ** gustos J. Mr Alee, ailraloinrator on tho c. tate ol Abraham J. McAiee, lata of Mid coun ty, deceased.makes application to mt (or leave to sell ths real property ol Mid estate. This Is therefore to c'lo ell person, con e-rind to .how cause, 11 any they have, bv the first Monday In October next, wby said application should not he create*. witness my hand officially, September 1 18$t. VIRGIL 8. HOLTON, sep5-Uw4w Ordinary. per !$. Drop tho Fowoer spowder $100. Leadfie ' 1 p« bag. Barbed A Meritorious Article. One of the beet evidences of the real merit of Hclmes'e Mouth Wash and Dent ifrice is the surprisingly heavy sales for an article that has been before the public scarcely two monlbs. In tbat time nearly 2,300 bottles have been sold. It bss been used in tbe families of tb* editors of this journal and found to be all that is claimed for It on tbe label. We cheerfully com mend it, both es a mouth wash and denti frice. Stock 55.50. Bat.—The market etaaAy; good demand; we quota at wbotcsAle: VVc.tcru timothy ll.ius L1214: small tautl 15*1.30. LaaoEA-i' ' 15 50. -Higher; good demand; Messina SOSA BILL • AfFlDAVIT. Rosa Hill being dnly sworn eayt that she is a resident of Brunswick, Ga„ resided a number of yeare at Macon, from which place eb* moved in 1877 to Brunswick; came to Memphis to visit her aont on the 10th of AugusL About the 18th of August ab* received • letter from Henry Jotiee, postal clerk on the East Tennessee, Vir ginia snd Georgia railroad, in which was a sight draft for $70.08 drawn in favor of J. E. Walker and indorsed by bias. Thst on or about tbe 2mh she gar* the draft to Mr. J. X. Smith, of Memphis, to collect for me. A Mud Cat. It has Wen sometime since a mad dog haa been reported, but yesterday a mad cat made its appearance upon tbe prem ises of CapUin O, F, Adam., on tbe comer of Orange and Magnolia street*. It bad every appearance of being mad and tried to scratch every one who went near it. Finally it ran under the bouse where it was shot It is not often that wa hear of cats going mad. Pack's Bad Bor Again—Usaga Familiar- Iras It. Mr. E. A. Comstock has drawn one-fifth '.IS —Parties wearing artificial teeth should nse Holmes's Wash and Dentifrica. It ktapa tba gums healthy, free from aore- prevents tbe plat* bom getting Uote or offensive. only of convenience that be TOOK TBE DRAFT for collect lou. I have received a tal order from Henry Jones I have been here, and before the receipt of this draft, for ten dol lars. which was paid at the post-office at Memphis. Hive also received since I have been in Memphis a package by express containing various fancy articles of no very great value. I received a letter from Hen ry every three days, sometimes oftaner. I reside oa Reynolds street, Brunswick, near tb* white Prc-.by terian church. Lire with my mother, Harriet HilL Have no broth er or sliier. A letter dated August 16th, 'M, and tigne-l "Ottie” and another dated August lith "on train" asd signed Pttk't Cun call on Comstock, hard at work T am visiting mvAirat Mattie Mitchell,who at ths planing mill, 313 Cedar street, where cooks for Mr. Smith, aud it waa a matter Isa valuable employe. Hie number was taj,30L In tbe June drawing, Mr. Philip J. Orutx-r. Ca.hicr tor tbe institution Com- stock work. for. tv.t. the holder of one- fifth ticket Xo.-27.870, prize ?Ji.-v, which be received promptly. Mr. Com.took al so had an Interest in this ticket of $Aw. l2L>.t, but not least, Mr. r..nntock held an- other lucky ticket. No. 81 -2;, which drew 11'.'. This noth : is prompt -1 a. Mr. C. it known tom, ami tt substantiates the fact that The L.uiiiiue State Lottery C'.im| it a straight institution, in which the g people of Xew Orleans take pride.—Mil- •rauire (Wis.) Peel's Nun, August 2. List, CALcresn PLAsm AUD Csnmrr.—Ala bama tump Urns Is in lair demand, and Is sell- lag st <1.15*1.23 per bbl: Georgia 61.20*1.25 Calcined plattet 62.75U.OO per bblihair 40*50c; Georgia cement 12.00; Louisville and Bosen dalecemcntlLI0t2.no; Portland cement C.Tis L00. Bt'OAia. The market is qutat; crash* . powdered 5)4c; granulated T),*.*': A Tfa 7)t<i: white extra C 6)4c; yellow u-..ir. Nrrt.—Terregona almonds :Oo per IkjPrln eets paper shell *tc; French walnuts 15auc; Naples—; secant lac; Brasil 15c; filberts—; cocoanut* $35 Mr 1000. USA sozs.—scarce snd in good demand. Flor Ida telling at tu.50e4.00 per creta. Oils.—Market firm and in good demand: etc• *150*600; West Virginia black 17c; lard oil 70c; cotton seed M; headlight $0aHe; karoMna 17c: naaltfoot 7$c; machinery S5*t0c: linseed twttfle; mineral seal Me; cotton seed refined 65c. Hides, Wool rrc.—Hides—receipts light dry dint 5*13; salted 8*10. Wool nominal; un washed 16*20c; weshol 2U2Sc; burry 12*16) Wax 20022c. fallow 508c. Gun.—Con-markst firm; stock lillgh good milling con tfiasto by car lota. 86*!Mc small lota: mixed coca 76a7*e. Oau—goodde mend and higher; wa anal*: WeMera Mats Georgia rust-proof 73*7$; Texas rust-pro 10. Bran ll.15sl.20. . r^SSS!»ra n d^$!^^ra*m 2Lj>ortand sherrv wine $1.9*186. ebarry and Ninrei brand* French brandy $2.25*5.75, do- “pwraiim.—'AntslIAO?quaits$22$ ball oar- per barrel. Bananas, rad, $LMaAU) ptxbtueb: It is estimated that the avenge coat to the ptopl* is $3,000 for each bill passed by Congress, Fortunes awe At once addn fcbhwrly Crawibrd Coua ( v$ riEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.-W. B. v* Arnold, Administrator on the estat* of Youue Jessup, lato of *« Id county, deceased, make* application to me for leave to sell real property of tald estate. Th s will cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, by the first Monday In October next why said application «hnui<i not be granted. Witness my band officially, September 1, — VIRGIL B. KOLTON, sepl law4w Ordinary. NOTICE. n S0IlD£»“‘j aliacu 1 cu.ta.'uirit k'r DON’T ii>MiwS»F few CJ.t* l»tly a(*o(4 j p.t zlm af.ru • n. X p-:it U «r waich U t IHmh alnf 11 jfAfat-l'lfie.-urwO $»T W O f< L D you 122 Mu.a I b.f •* —M£ BEST 18 CHEAPEST*" ,“KS,lHRESHERSr ’ D6JUI1 ai. Dili, ne.. luvfi Court, March Term, 1*82. Crawford Superior Court. March Term, 18M. It appearing to the court that John D. Whit tington. William W. Whittington, Minnesota Whittington and Walter U. Whittington, four of the defendants ln tbe above stated bill, are not residents of the Bute of Georgia, hut are residents of the state of Alabama. It U therefore ordered on complainant's mo tion, that service of said bill be perfected upon ■aid defendant* by publluhlng this order In the Te.egraph aud Messenger (the public ga zette in which the legal advertisement* are published for said couaty), once a month for four months before the next term of sxM court, and that said defendants have until •aid next term to appear and plead and an swer to said bill. T. J. SIMMONS, J. 8. C. A true extract from the mluutcs J. W. JACK, Clerk. March 21tt. 188-4. may27-law4m lIUUVwL. •esaeur, v*. Ewell Webb,principal, and John II. Handera, security.—Complaint, lu Bibb Huperiar Court. TT appearing to the court that John H. Ban- 8 'It'D, one of the defendants In the above- named cause, D dead, and Wm. R. Sanders Is administrator on his estate. It is ordered by the c$mrt that said Wm. R. Sanders be made a party defendant to Mid suit, anti that he bef ug a non-resident a copy of this order be served by publication as pre scribed by statute. Signed this 8th das of November, 1M, A\ J..SIMMON.S.J.H. C. A tree extract from tbemluuteaof Illbb su- perior Court, April 6d, 1*83. A. B. ROBB, aprPlawtf Ck-rk. QEORUIA, Crawford Counly.-Cra JI Court of Ordinary. Jnlv Term, 1661.— Potato as.00.1 demand for sew potatoes at $2.86*840 per bbl z? Uje ” u ** KrcE.—Goo»i tc; prime *i<c; fancy 7c. staech.—Ktfluu'l p«ariMZM%; do. 1 boxes American $6.75* n vtTKmia load these prices caa be "irenlnf.-Ixcnange, 66A1. Money L fiab-treasury balances: Cola $127//.1,(zj0; cur rency $:. , >d,CiOOL Government securities are • rr:i « p*T r#-nU. i-' .1 CCU’J 1.* .. blaic bonds Jail, of Geo. D. Mathew* exr late of said countv, deceased: whcreapoL is onlerel that Ella Blatter, a legatee nnd Mid will, if lu life, and her betrs^uTlaw 1* be deceased, be aud appear before a my oBce on the first Monday in Dec*] next to witness a final aettiemeot of Up count* of said executor with Mid estop farther appearing to tbe court that Ellen SUtter. wheu last heard of, r« . l the mate of Texas, . Ordered: that servlet be perfected by Hr ail on of this order one* a month hr months In tbe Telegraph and Metseni peperln which said «<. adverih.-t arepubUsbod, and to theGalveefoaVG » r published lu Galveston, saM .-u is. By the Court- July 7, i*ii. VJUGIL - HoLTG.S, orl;ai fV AGENTS: v \ )Tv Reflecting Safety lJ®U^'F0RSEC AMcSIAKiN. AGENTS' r / ^.CHEEVLffe . c u:vPir rh T Jyll- 4 iu : X^\?\C BiLTJ ron