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THE WEKKLYTKLEGRAPII AND MESSENGER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1884. Came Protection. Editor* Tklkuiufh and Mkmknoer: The counties of Bibb, Jones, and many others of this State, have local game laws. Each coun ty enacts Its own laws when its representa tives can secure the co-operation of the Legis lature. There seems to be an utter disregard for the law on the part of most s|tortsroen (7) who enter the fields In August and September, frequently killing the parent birds and caus ing the young to die. The game of a county or Plate belongs to that county or State, and as the law forbids the killing of that game, ex cept in the open season, the party who violates the law is a thief, "venison thief, turkey thief, or quail thief,” as the case maybe, and as such they are now styled by all true sportsmen. Our open season ou doves is from August 1 to April!. This should be July IMo April 1. Open Heason on quail October 1 to April 1. All parties violating aame should be reported to the solicitor and prosecuted to the extent Of the law. Restaurateurs who sdvertise quail or wild turkey for lunch, or otherwise, when not in the open season, are equally as guilty as those who kill them, and should be forced to observe the law. Those of us who appreciate what little game we have must awake to the necessity of i serving It. and tho day will soon come w 1 the supply will l»e exhausted unless proi action Is taken. Let “pot hunters and game thieves” be forced to abandon their nefarious practices and In a few years we will have a largely increased supply. The present condi tion of the Macon Sportsman's Club U such as will prove of Incalculable benefit to our game protective agencies, if they will promptly take hold of the matter. We aro heartily in sym pathy with the keeping up this association of gentlemen, and feel assured that the cncour- agement of out door sports w ill prove'of great mental and physical benefit to all who partic ipate. Oct the farmers to cooperate with the association; post their lauds (as many of them or^ doing); always shoot over a man’s fields wffc. his consent; be satisfied with a well- filled bag. a dozen brace or so; share your game with your farmer friend, and you will never fall to rceurf the eonseptbf s gentians?. 'Oot over his preserves. wHto the above with the hope that a Correspondence. Forsyth, Ga., September 20tli, 1*M. Hon. Thos. B. Caramss—Dear Sir: Recog nizing your distinguished services to the state in the post, and with full confidence that you will continue such in tho future, tho delegates to the 22nd district (Senatorial) convention, which met at Forsyth on the loth day of *>»- V 0 *™** 1 vn " Sy acclamation as XJ * J ^ .....»ru oearer of the Democracy In the 22nd Senatorial district for the next Senate of the State. We were appointed a committee to notify Forsyth. Ga.. September 20, 1*M. Messrs. Louts Vannucri, h. D. Martin, \\. G. Tvrs, Committee: * Gentlemen—I sin truly grateful to the Dem ocrats of this Senatorial District for having selected me as their candidate In the ap proaching election. I accept with thanks the positlnu tendered, and should 1 be elected, will discharge to the best of my ability the dntlcM of a State Senator, which I recognize to be great and responsible. Thanking you, gentlemen, for the compli mentary manner in which I am spoken of, and assuring esrh of you of my personal es teem, 1 am yours very truly, T. B. Caia.niss. THE STATE FAIR. Same Special Features Being Arranged —The Park Improvements, Eto. The interest in the coming State fair Is in creasing every day os the new attractions being brought out. Very little over a month off now, it Is time every sttrsetior should l»o duly announced, that the public may know the bill of fare. As one of the features, a few gentlemen of Macon have subscribed a purse of taw, to be divided into three prizes for a three days’ walking match atthehlppidromc. The mutch is open to the State to amateurs only, and nuly seven hours of each day wi 1 be walked. The prize* are 1200 to first man. fit 0 to second and $50 to third. The match to take place In the hippodrome, which is about eleven laps to the mile. Ford, Moncrlef and McKay have ente red for the rare so far, and it is probable that the champions of Rome, Savannah and other places will be in the ring. The management of the match will be in the hand* of Mr. J. J Clay, and his energy and enterprise will in sure Us success. THE FIOYD RIFLES’ NIGHT. On Wednesday night of the week, the grand pyrotechnic display of the Floyd Rllles will takrolare. This exhibition will be the gr estover seen in Georgia. The material shipped yesterday by Deadwyler A Street, of New York, the same firm that furnished the firework* for the celebration of tho comple tion of the lliooklyn Bridge. The programme of thi* exhibition embraces a large numl»erof set pieces, together with rich dhpluy* of single pieces, such as Cather ine wheels, Roman candles, etc. The night will open with a shower of rockets, followed by a skirtnlah drill. The Destruction of the Temple i* one of the pieces, and it is said to be one of the finest displays known to pyro technics. a The proceeds of the exhibition will be de voted to the purchase of new uniforms for this gjlliuit baud, The repairs. A large force of carpenters have been kept steadily at work by Capt. F. $. Johnson, a::d the park buildings will be in good order for the fair. The roof* have been carefully inspect ed and repaired. The stables are also in good order and they are now ready to accommodate all the stock brought. Hecrotary Grier yesterday received letters from Savannah and Columbia. Tenn., saying that some fine horse* from those places would be brought to,Maqon In time for the fair. The prospects are now bright for R big crowd. Cof. Hatcher informs us that ho is constantly receiving the most encouraging letters, and that already a good deal of space has been engaged. FROM ATLANTA. Gathering of Contractors—Bids for the New CnpitolscEdbrooke Sanguine —Burglarious— Notes and Pereonal Mention. fSPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.) Atlanta, September 24.—Mr. Edbrooke, the new capitol architect, arrived in the city on the morning train. He is quite sanguine as to the result of the session of the Capitol Commission this afternoon, and has no doubt that the contracts will be awarded without further delay. It ia known that bids will be put In by five different responsible parties for the whole work, and that the figures are clearly within the appropriation. There will be a large nnraber of other bids, which will be opened at 4 o'clock this afternoon. M it looks as though the city is full of con tractors, who are evidently a representa tive lot of men from all sections of the country. There Is little diminution in the bur- glaries in Atlanta. A gentleman in my ne : ghbarbood last night trkd the expert merit of firearms, but not with entire suc cess as he failed to bring anything down. His failure, however, is not an argument against thjl remedy. An ex-judge of the Superior Court, in spcaki .gof the increase of yds class of offenses here, gave me the opinion that it is largely due to three causes—the negro population, the facili ties for escape, growing oqt of the number of railroads running out of Atlanta, and a police force not large enough for the city. He added, too, that the laws are not as stringently enforced as they ahould be, Holton Items.* The village has been enlivened lately by pleasant boarders at two of the residences and by visitors from adjacent counties. The need of rain is severely felt. Cotton has been cut off at least one-third. There is no “top crop.” Peas, potatoes, turnips and the secqnd crop of bermnda hay are all great ly injured. The corn crop has turned out very finely, hogs are cheap, cattle keep fat and the people are blessed with good health. Mr. William G. Bass has bought a valuable trart of land from Mr. R. K. Bowman, and will begin to erect stables, barn, out-houses, etc.. Immediately. Col. My rick Intends to entirely remodel his hospitable old home, and modernize It. Miss H. A. Johnson offers her desirable place with a large residence of eight or ten rooms for rent or lease, on very low terms. K. K. Park has two small farms and houses to rent, and the McWilliams' place of 436 acres is for sale on long time. Mr. W. J. McAfee and family, of Macon, moves to Holton this week, and will be very weloome citizens. Mlaa Florence Cater, of Perry, Is visiting Mi«s Mattie Bowman. The arrival of three beautiful Imported Shetland ionics at tho "Holton Stock farm," has created a sensation among the children. They ark gentle, amlablo and attractive Itttlc animals. The Rutland Shooting. Mr. George C. Skipper, of the Rutland die- In i. * a» lu town yesterday and reports that his broili'tr Paul, who was shot last Saturday af ternoon. is still In a dangerous condition, the chances being ten to ono that be will not live. Mr. Skipper says the shooting was not acci dental, as .was reported. Paul was at work In the field when the two boys, WilUe Welch and Tom Nash, came np. There bad been some sharp words be- tween Welch and Skipper previous to this meeting. The quarrel was renewed and*when W elch threatened to whip Skipper he matle a mark on the ground and dared Welch to cross it Welch took the gun away from Nash who was holding It, and approach ing Shipper placed the gun at hU breast. Skip per knocked the gun downward when it was discharged, the contents going Into bis thigh Nothing ha* been done toward arrestfe. Welch. Both boys ore about seventeen years THE DEMOCRACY OF TWICCS. Proceedings of a Large Rnd Harmonious Meeting. In pursuance of a call by the chairman, the executive committee of the Democratic party of Twigge county assembled this day in the court-house, and was eVled to order by P W Edge, who explained the purpose of the meet ing. W. L. Solomon was elected permanent chairman and W. A. Denson secretary. The following rciolutions were offered, and their adoption urged, by 1*. W. Edge. On motion oi Col. D. G. Hushes, they were unanimously adopted, to-wit: "Whereas,*ho Democratic pAity of Twiggs couuty arc now in convention assembled— "Be It therefore resolved. That Capt. H. B. Ridley, in accordance with strict and wls- B ity iuIc, sa the now* luce of Jones county for nator from the Twenty-first Senatorial dis trict, deserves and hereby receives the hearty and uuaulmous indorsement of the Demo cratic party of Twiggs county. "Resolved (2), That we will ratify in the convt ctlon aud vindicate at the polls the right Of Jones coumy, under the r» tatlon ■> stein.to name the man of her choice as the next recip ient of Senatorial honors in the Iwcnty-flist district. 'Resolved (3), Thkt a full delegation from this county be sent to the Gordon convention instructed to cast the solid vote of this county for Jones' nominee, the Hon. H. B. Ridley, as promised and embodied In a resolution in troduced by Col. R. V. Hardeman, aud adopt ed by the district convention of 187ft, pledging the faith of the party to indorse the nominee of any county whose time under the rotation system It was to name the candidate. "Resolved (4), That we desire the tlon system as set forth In the above re . _ tlons strictly adhered to In good faith, and that we will be the last to ever violate its sacred pledge.’’ Mr. William Griffin moved that these resolu tions be read In the Gordon convention. The following gentlemen, E. H. Griffin, Wil liam Faulk, wTlflam Griffin. F. D. Wlmbecly, I*. W. Edge,. W. If. Stoke*. J. D. Jones, Levi Galllmoru, J. G. Gates, D. G. Hughes and J. K. Barnes, were elected as delegate* under the above resolutions to the Gordon convention, 4o meet September 21th. Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to THETELEGRArH and McssENr.cR and Houth- enter and Appeal for publication. W. A. Denson, Secretary. i.: i MERCER UNIVERSITY. Auspicious Opening of tho Fall Term This Morning. The exercises of the above institution will be resumed this momlng. We understand the prospects for the present year were never more flattering. Wc aro proud to record this fact Mercer is an Institution of which Ma con has ever been Justly proud—a pride that has been shared by the entire State, without regard to sectional or denominational tics or Influences. There exists no reason why this university should not rank in prosperity with any in the land. It Is delightfully located, possessed of an able faculty, surrounded by moral influences, and Is in every way worthy and callable. A reporter met Dr. A. J. Battle, the presi dent, yesterday evening. In the smile that beamed from his eye, tue scribe perceived a token that needed ouly a few words b Ann. "Well, Doctor," we queried, "how are tho 1 think we will have a li we have' number vc a larger attendance this year than u had in many years. Already a goodlv I number of new students have arrived, and I with • few exception*, all th# old ones will be i back with us. fzm pf the opinion that the A Big Hunnwny. -^' c *terday afternoon Mr. Frank Btewart took I .... y.1. Daily n't I* Tarry some one out riding, I attendance wlU'resch'lM." out nis nauy n* • # Leaving the Doctor, wo met Rev. B. & C and leaving tho hone In front of the Lanier Washington, Go., a good /rlen-l of House for a mlnnte or so, the horse took aa-1 th # university, and a prominent citizen of V Waylaying a Marshal. The report comet up from Washington county that a few days ago I’nltcd 8ta cs Dep uty Marshal Whitelynarrow'y esesped assas sination in that county. It seems that the Mar shal was In 8andersviUe ou official business. Word was sent by some friend In Sandersvllle to Henry Horton, against whom there was a wa*rant, that the Marshal and his posse were on their way out to arrest him. In a short time a party of thirty or thirty-fire men ranged themselves on the roadside and awaited the coming of the marshal, with tLe Intention of killiug him if he attempted to ar rest Horton. But the marshal was not after Horton and went In another direction. In total tenornnee of his danger. On his return to Bandersvllle he was Informed of the plot made up to assassinate him. and. as may be sup posed. the marshal thanked bis stars that he did not go that road. Lost His Money. A Mr. McCall, of Cochran, reported yester day that he had lost a pocketbook containing about |25 on the streets the dap before. • He sayo that be mode a purchase at Schoncman's during the afternoon and then walked out upon the sidewalk. He remembered placing the pocketbook In his pocket when upon the sidewalk, and shortly afterwards missed It. On investigation ho found a hole In his pants near the pocket, and now ho thinks ho placed the book In the rent and not in the pocket, -’ported the matter to the —» - - >t c« * aud that when on the bench he never bmi it on his conscience to impose a levs pen alty upon a convicted burglar than fifteen years in the peniUntiary. Great vigilance and a rigid enforcement of the law will break up the gang here. Hon. Arthur Gray, of Catoosa, is in the city. He keeps only one eye on politics now, fastening the other on “strictly busi ness," He has just closed a considerable contrsct to lurnish lime for the new Kim ball House and since is after the contract to furnish lime for the new capitol. THE BIDS. The Capitol Commiss'on met at 4 o'clock this afternoon in fie Senate cham ber and was c.. ;ed to order by overnor McDaniel. The cbtmber was filled with contractor * interested in the procetdings. The Governor announced that the secretary would begin to open the bids. The following were the bids: D. W, Thomas, Akron, Ohio, entire work, l1.097.ft74.2Ti. 2. Klllthorpc Air Brake Company elevator, 93.68ft.0Q. % ■ 3. Burnett A Company, entire sheet iron 1160,064.14. 4. Miles A Horn, Toledo, five bids for entird work. ft. F. V. Gindel, Chicago, entire cut st ne work 9381.233.0U. 6. llallowell Granite Company, (a) entire building, original schedule. 1932 579.T9; (b) two bids with different conditions, $8*8,27 7. vx 9867,727 83. 7. Kensclly A Miller, Chicago, entire metal work, 951.758.0'. 8. Flohecr Fireproof Construction Com pany, Cnicago, for fire proof tiling. H0 622.70. 9. Kelley Jones Company, New York, boll- — pumps, etc., $28,365.00. ». M. E. Maher, Atlanta, excavi crete, etc., in found* Ion, 960.880.00. 11. B. H. Broom head, Atlanta, brick work, etc., |I39.S00.U». 12. 8. 11. Venable, Atlanta, concrete work, 10,781.4); foo ing stonework,949.X75. 13. O. A. Smith, (a) marble tlllog and _ phalt floor, 97.986; (b) without gravel. 96.750; (c) with Barbour Trinhhf * * three-inch gravel, 96,2*0 14. W. F. Bo we, (a) brickwork, 9127,000; (b) appendix, 98,850. lft. Angus A Uridcli, original schedule, etc., 9117,873; schedule 2, brick work, 1148,718 50. 16. Gilli* A Geoghegan, boilers, fans, etc., 930.806. 17. Deane 8team Pump Company, for fhe three steam pumps, 91,317. 18. A. K. Forten A Co., Chicago, 111., entire building, except cut-stone work, 9777,816. 19. C. W. Gay A Co., Graysvillr, Ga., all lime needed 10.0U) barrels at 90 cents per barrel, er In bulk whole amount 7ft cents per bavrcl. 20. Hoard man A Wilcox, boilers, fans, etc., rjp.wo. 21. Georgia Marble Company, entire marble delivered iu Atlanta, rauging to auy desired size, at 80 cents per cubic foot. 22. Pharnlx Iron Works, Trenton, N. J , all Iron work, 9191,377.7ft. 23. 8nead Iron Works, Louisville, Ky., Iron work, 8197,803.21. 24. Htone Mountain Granite Company, schedule 1, 9lft4,l.*;S; portions of cut stone work. 171,636.50: footing stone work. 973,916.04. 2ft. Charles Fierce A Co.. Indianapolis, Ind., (a) whole bnildlng, |922,860.07; (b) of Oolitic sandstone, (c) of Georgia marble, 91,014.960.47; (d) of granite, fl.141.7M.07. 26. Crane Brothers, Chicago, 111., elevator, 93.000. 27. 8. J. Pope A Co., (a) drainage work, $3,870: (b) boilers, pumps, ete., 928,37ft; (e) plumbing, etc., 61,500; (dj gas lilting, etc., $5,- 926; (e) on all If awsnled together $U,9C».16. tl28. «Jeor^oandR.L:Barney, Vermont, floor 29. to. McAfee, Atlanta, concrete in the treuche*. 93,880. 20. Wilkins. Pott A Co., entire wrought and cast Iron, 9194,000; exclusive inside stairs, 9156,000. Alter the reading of the last bid foe meeting was adjourned. Later the commission held an Informal session to agree upon a plan of work In the examination of the bids. A working set slon will be held to-morrow. As a number of the bids In for the whole work are ABInck Eve Man. A mou'nomed Flynn appeared before the Re corder yesterday morning charged with fight ing and disorderly conduct. He had a fight at the Wilburn House Tuesday night and gave a man named Morris a black eye. lie was locked up in the some cell with Tenberry Newby, of Twiggs, and while In the heat of a discussion gave Mr. Newby a black eye also. For the first offense he was fined $15, and $5 for the second. Mr. Newby was unfortunate, ne was found asleep on the streets by a new policeman who was not acquainted with Mr. Nuwby’s eccen tricities, and he carried him to the barracks. The Recorder dismissed tho case against him. 6 r ns Indorsement from a Prominent Dentist. Thomakyille, Ga., September 19,18M. Dus. J. P. A W. R. Holmes, Macon, Ga.— Gents: I have used your mouth wash as an application to diseased gums, and found It in every case- to be a specific. It Is. also, the S Boje: Baeou—u-ies litf; shoulders ulk meats—aides 10V, shoal* abs IftKolO. as to Use and Quality. Market quoted higher; stock am- 8 ,e# mPt&WPlS* ti?NW W»d tubs 9%'glO; 10 Bdttu.—Htrkec neu, »nS well .locked; oleomvfulneJQe&cinewllejr flit edge 24..-SC; creemerr »«*o; ooantrj Tenaeuoe -JO ^^nr.-Auon^ In boxee lOXaUc, btrrele Com Blur.—Cooked. 11M2.8S: 1 lb. B.». Chiu.- a few errlren of new cream at tic Cnn..—1-h. — -i— - , ,, UMra; Conn.—'Tho market li ifuiei choice lie. ernod lie; modlum common Halite. Flode.—Lower but n good demand. iao<e: Common M.50; family M.7Sa5 0h We ‘lowo: common SUO; family l4.79aSIM: 16 vJc W ' 25 * 5 * ); I*hoy IS.Tkl.00; patent Day (loom—The market li quiet; demand hriwn d C r C imn?.*7Sc" m5 ' S;! ’ C “ HAunwiae-Market Arm. Horaeahoe. 13.00 93.00 pc: m oo per do*. Cotton cards 94.00. Well bucket. 94.25. Cotton rope 16 i2nc per tt. Swede Iron ^ per to, refinedWMeMrA Plow steel ib. Natis 42.75—tasisef 10-d. Powuer keg. Blasting powder 98.00. Lead 8c wire 7a7&c° P ,ho W.85ol.90 per bag. Barbed stocVil'oa 1 * food demand and scarce. Fancy poumf D PlAC,IE *- 8trl ctiy No. 1 peeled 6c per Wax-22 to Me. Hav.—’Hi* uia/cet steady; good demand; we quote at wholesale: Western timothy «.10s L12JI: small lotsll 13*1.20. ^LEM0*9.-Blfher; good demand; Messina Suoaes. The market Is quiet: crushed most reliable and soti traction I have ever preparation, nut npin attractive style, and should be In the cabinet of every dentist I cannot better emphasize my indorsement of this preparation as a dentrlfice than to say I wish every man, woman and child in the whole country kept it. and used it accordiug to your printed directions. John H. Coyle, Professor Operative Dentistry and Dental Materia Medico, Baltimore Dental College. ^Holmes* Sure Cure Mouth Wash and Dentifrice Cures Pore Throat, Bleeding Glims, Ulcers and Sore Mouth,Cleans Te*thiPurifles the Breath. Prepared by J. P,4W. R. Holmes, Dentists. Macon, Go. For sole by all Druggists and Dentists. s specific. It 1l isfuctory styptic after ex- er used. It Is an elegant —George Washington Parke Custis, the elder, who is buried on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, was married the second time to one of hit wives m tnv months after the first marriage to avoid all doubt of the legality of the first. This dusty -cra;> of family history is taken down from the upper shelf apropos of Mr. Blaine's let ter to Mr. Pnelps. COMMERCIAL* COTTON MARKET REPORT BT Telegraph and Messenger. Macon. September 24 - Evening. In New York September contracts opened steady at 10.>8 and after slight fluctuation closed steady at 10.15-10.18. Sales. 97,000 bales Spots in New York opened and closed dull at 1094 for middling uplands. New cotton from the wharf J-*c. less than the above quotations, iales. 1,018 bales. The local market was quiet throughout the day. Prices have not fluctuated to any appre clsble extent during the week. The receipts to-day were 451, soles 419, shipments 476 bales. iood middling. ‘llddling... strict low middling ... LOW mlddllR(... MMM ... MM ..... MMM ... MMM . ¥ • KKCXim. Received by roll 179 Wagon 322- Receipts previously.....^.................. stock on hand September 1,1584...... SHIPMENTS. " 8,328- ft,799 JfrVth* hub oTmTw illlngham's buggy, but Moat oi tnem nnve pwusvu uisr .- - - U.. .SldpSS W ?hrfw l lllS the £ KveryclllienoIMKoa li S:5r?, l .. n v/ v - le*”> Ihli, and will .peed the M l day mat Ttings to Mercer the greateft bless- ronirtimUmade a break forTlmberlakv'isU- be grnllll in, hi, ,n Ml hi «M tau«ht. Only ana | runaway Macqr.'.a, A Berloua Tit. Vi stirJay altornaon Ham Brown, a negro 4rim on one o( Johann A Dail.'t coal «agon>. dror. np to tha fountain on Cherry atrect. IkUw KUia'k drug •tore.forthepurpo.e of watering hit mule*. Aa he Matted to drive off ha waa attacked by a «t. ne fell from the warm, bia head .triklng a rork near the foan- ,.in then laid tint U|»m the gtonnd, with the i'.t „i < n hint. hl» hndy wrlthleg Inborrlhle eoutoitUina ^ gathered around and water waa thrown on him. whlehdtd noticem to do much good. Ho eat taken up a. .m .... coutofuou, reauvl and i .rrlrd to the coal van! and Ur. Mrllatton tent for. The mud received on the head b conildered a dangerous one. Accidental Shooting. A young lad of the Rutland dl.trk t, named Paul Hklpiwr, waa accidentally .hot In the left thigh on Saturday afteroeoon. He waa at work In a field when he waa approached by twoboyi. »UHe Welch and TOmNaab.who . . . 1 ' a « In irinia WiV Paul iffi?. of Macon, waa aenl for and he dremed the wound, wldcb bo cotuiden a very dangerous one. Cut Hit Thront. On Sunday night at Antioch Church, Mr Asa Thompaon'f plaea. In the Godfrey dis trict, there came very near being a fatal affair hetuccn two negroea, named Oliver Jlmmcr .m and Hein tlalrer. It seems that OUver had made some dlsresiwctfi'l remark eoueermn, Wa mother, and when Help met Oliver st U.. P cborebdM and asked If ft was true that the remark had teen nude. OUver .truck Help Tribute of Retpect. Again, In the providence of Uod, Rutland Lodge. Ribb county, la made to mourn the losa In one abort week, not of one only, but of two highly respected and much Moved brethren—H. S. Kelfer, who has only a .hurt time been connected with our myaUc brother hood, aud George T. Cherry, our efllclcui and honored Matter; therefore RcsoWed, That In the death of thcae broth- Resolved. That In the death oi tnese hretn- ran our lodge haa auatained a heavy t~a, and set we can hut bone that our loaa has been yet we can hut bone that our their gain and bow in humble submission to the w ill of our heavenly Father, who does all things well and for the general good of all Ilia er Kcs!dved, Thai the communities In which these brethren respectively Uvrst and labored have auatained a loss almost If not quite equal to oar own. Inasmuch aa they did oat live for themselves alone, but for others, ail ing all the relations af Ufa aa good aid useful clOaens, faithful friends, accommodating nel- hhora, k.nd and loving to family and kin dred, and being loved In return by relatives and respected Cy all who knew tht m. largely within the appropriation, thr opinion ie general that tlie contract will be awarded In • few days, find the ground broken for the new building. FROM AUCUSTA. fonftrerqeof Mill M.n-hew Tran.por- • tatlon Lin*. [if ECIAL TKLKQRAM.] Av-'ourra, Beptemher 2t —The Stoppage of th e cotton m Ilia here and Idleneea of th# epetw- Uvea still causa consider .He tinea-mesa among tht cltlat'na, which the frequent affrays and fires In the upper portion of the city does not tend to allay. Gov. R. B. Bullock, president ol the Atlanta Cotton MIU Company, came down to-day tn attend a conference of the mill men. Nothing definite haa been detereilned upon; but It Is thought probable that another convention ol cotton ralU men, similar to the one held here last March, will be held, when a combination wi l be formed to regulate production and preea. The (ret steamer of the new line to ply be tween this point and Savannah started cn her trip from Savannah today. Not a Spnam of Coughing Since Using Compound Oxygen. So writes a gentleman from Archie. Missouri, whose whole eyefem waa 10 ran down that be waa notable to do any kind of work. In a little over a month after commencing the Oxygen Treatment he made thia report: “I have not hrd a sperm of coughing since the drat time I inhaled the Oxygen. The ‘utter goneness’ when a little oat of wind (I can't describe the feeling, bat it was n moat miaerabla one) also left me right away. You think my recovery will an. raiures quit j at a oecitne. September, buyers 5 September and October, value—..'.6 Jctober aud November, sellers .... 6 Bt'oAits. The market la quiet; crashed aUc: A 7 * Koto.—'Temurona almonds Ac per Ik; Prin oesa paper •bell Me; French walnut, raise; Naples —; pecans 15o; Brasil Uc; Alberta —; nocoannts 83ft per 1000. Obanoes.—Hcarce and In food demand. Flor 1 la selling at 93.60a4.00 per crate. Lime, Calcined Platter and Cement.-Ala boms lamp lime Is In fair demand, and is sell ing at ll.l.’>*1.2ft per bM; Georgia 9l.20ol.2S* Calcined plaster 9-’.75a3.00 per bbl; hair ifiaftOc: Georgia cement 92.00; Louisville and Roien- dale cement 91.90a2.00: Portland cement $3.75* Oils.—Market firm and In good demand; oljr- aalftOaflOc; West Vlnrlnla black 17c; lard oil 70c; cotton seed 69; headlight 20a22c; kerosene 17c: neaUfoot 78c; machlaery 15a40c; linaoed *a71c; mineral seal no; cotton seef refined Hides. Wool, etc.—Hides—receipts light lrj flint 8al2: salted SalO. Wool nominal: nn- washed 16a20c: washed 24s2Sc; burry 12ol6: Wax 22T($'24c. Tallow Go a in.—Corn—market firm; stock is Ugh <ood milling corn fOsSfto by car lota. 7.^80; small lota: mixed corn 76a78o. Oats—good do maud and higher; we quote: Western *«aftft Georgia rost-prer.! T Ja75; Texas rust-pro ! a). Bran ILlfial.W. LIwluoh— K/e li.buvj.S6. Boiirbou il.C0a5.9i radlitlllcd rve and corn 9UL30. gtn and ran tl.06ol.7ft, K G com 91.CC, peach and app i brandy t2.00a2.7ft. eatawba wine 912ft, port and «herry wine 91.2fta3.8ft, cherry and tlnroi brandy 90ca91.ft0, Frennh brandy 92.2fta5.7ft, do mettle brandy tl.6fta2.00. Pickles.—Pints I1.5J; qnartlS2T. half out- reii, plain and mixed, 97.00. Oniono.—Yellow ana red 93.80per barrel. Faurr.—Bananas, red, lL60a2.w per bunch; 92.00*3,00. Potatoes.—Good demand for ucw potato.:> at X2.2in3.00 per bbl Raisins.—Fair demand: market steady: now layers 92.60 per box: new London layers $3 per box; loose muscatels 92.60 Rice.—Good 6c; prime &fo; fancy 7c. Starch.—Refined pearl boxes 5c; do. I ft Sardines.—Onartor boxes American 96.2 6J0; Imported $13^0. Salt.—The demand Is moderate and Uu market steady; large stock; Virginia $lol.2ft Liverpool $1; by oar load these prices can be 8vaui*.—Market bare of Florida and Georgia syrup*; New York sugar 30a40c. Fish.—New crop, No. 1, bbls., 91100, half bbls. 16.00, quarter bbls. $8.25; kits 7Uc; No. u mackerel, bbls. |8 00, Half bbls. 94,00, quax- rnr bbls. 12.25. kits 60. Mules.—About three car loads in the mar ket, which is active: trade medium; llOOalftft Horses.—One oar load Tennessee In market |126a200 PROVISION AND GRAIN MARKETS BV TELEORAPHw Baltimore, SepL 24.—Flour quiet, steady, for Howard street and Western superfine: Howard street and Western superfine 92.2»» 26ft extra 92.7503 ftO, family 9i7te4.7ft, cit\ remove them from their Isbcwa of love and of moral temple building here, !** already pro Tided them "a boose not mode with hands, eternal in the heaven*,’’ where hereafter there will be a f appy reunion of loved ones, and no more weeping and sorrowing and parting. Resolved, That these resolutions be en tered on the mlnnte* of par lodge, and a page be appropriated for the names, age and date oftbe death of each: that the lodge be drafted in mourning and that members wear the uiual bodge of the m for one month. Raaolvtd, That a ropy of there revolution, ha rent to the (amilla of onr drpartrd breth ren, and nnuthtr to the Tkixoura AND Maa- aaauka for publication. William Rvuca, J. H. Head. J. J. TlVLkV, Committee. Never Oire Up. If you are suffering w ith low and de- ?lth aittA“Wp i^la^ HrranlngOilver I Sibui^.'l'lrorfered'wonil' wrak’oMilLtn 1 in the hrad .n'l thru.!, imUctiaa two ugly , headache, or any d!reave, of n billon, "SlVdiSppeared a. roen aa the cutting waa nature, bv all mean, procure » bottle of JSiamlhaamMbeeu b«rd from ,1m r. Electric Rittrrv. Yon will be vurprleed in w I torn the rapid improvement that will Last Chance. I follow; you wl I be inspired with near life; t have two good reeood-h. td cotton gin. to, \ atrtt-gth rod retirity wnl retyn ; pHn ami ■ale in perfect order. 4hipped previously. StOCk On hOnd...rere^..rere M .... M re M COTTON MARKETS BY TELCORAPH. UYiarooL. September 24—Noon.—Totton. free sellers at previous prices; middling uplands 6 *8 It; middling Orleans 4*4; sals* 10,000 bales, for speculation and export 1000. raeelpu 4000. Axnercan 1600. Futures flat. 4eptember..re^. ft MOIftMU September and October....^ ft 6X«4(#ft2-44 October and November....^....^2) 4ft«4(#47 • November and December „.....ft47^*46-A- December and January...^^^..5 47-64(41 -61 I an nary and February..... M . M ... M . M .ft4X-6«<#47- February and March ft MMM March and Aprtl 5X44^52-61 2 r. N.—Sales Included 720 bait.I Ainer- an. Futures quleS at a decline. rn .5FS4I ft 51-64 - #IH$ November and December, eellen .5 4644 December and Jsnnary.buycrs &. 4 L* Isnusry end February, bnytre 5 4644 February and March, sellers IN , ft 8044 March and April, idler* —6 October, valu4..pvrere. —$M44 ft r. N.-FuiU7e« dosed steady. ^^t^oaobar-nSitoreTiuti Ociaher anff November, rellera 3 ,7-44 November and December, buyer,3 «t December end January, bojere._..&«4t January and Pahraary, bpyare—. February and March, retler, MMt Mfirub and April, idler,....—... 5M44 itiber. rell.r, — »5Mt New You, September 2L—The Pott’e cot ton article eayi; Future dcllreriea aro in moderate Inquiry. September, by n liberal luue of notice ol delivery, wa, preued down to 10; which et Ant had eome effect upon the entire lUt, bn, later In the day price, advanced to 6, leaving September X below yeeterday’e doling quotation, October unchanged and the later months t to 2 above tha aama.. At ‘ third call tha market wae eaeier and tha ad vance waa moetly lost; October told at 10.12 and Jannarv nt >0.24. Fntnre, cloied barely •teady; September d lower than yerierdny. November 2 higher -had the balance an- changed. New You, Sept. 2t.—Noon.—Cotton dull middling uplands io%: middling Orlaana 10)4. Future, dored berdjr vtead^ relee t7,W0; )#, uo ainoer waji; no i . No 2 Western winter red •pot 83*^ bid. Corn—Southern steady and firm; Western nominal; Southern white 69a70: yellow SoeM New Yore,September 24.—Flour—Southern quiet: common to fair extra $3.20*4.20; good jo choice extra 94.Mfe6.oo. Wheat, spot ‘*alc higher and closing firm: ungraded rod rfiaM, ungraded white s3aJO, No 2 red 8ft, September nominal. October »|<aJ7^. Cora •pot closed qulst: ungraded i n molasses su SMS wm- % MUwa^’sl'-lA eoi 8 *l < *“ b « r 2t.-Bo.ln (pal,,, J™; “"tnad ui good Mratued at »1.07b&t “{ reloi, 200 barrelv. hnlrlt, turpentine nutet- regular 2714; aale* 100 barreU. q ,e, ‘ -fi^N-eWr.qpt rt-SDlrttt ol turpenttn. tS5drtrSfdw:2»4^ flrm: ,uatae « tUFW 1 ^ ot turpentine .V- . ^ ,A otin dull: ■trained 85, good strained 91.0J. Tar firm at 11.20. Grade dSTlLM <ira dint*Zt 2L—Botin—refined at Slii! ,LZ> ' hpuita of tarpentlno steady ,. N . BW .7°J“’ ^®Pl- -J —Wool firm: unwashed to ^ **' <5omc * uo fievoe «2 to 40, Teiane l, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, atiength and whole, omene.v. wore economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be auld in competition with th* multitude of low test, abort weight, alum or phoaphat* powders. Sold only in cant. Kovai, Bauno Fowpn Co., 100 Wall street. Now York, GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—Whereas, O. F. La-erqul.t, of said county, haa applied for tetters of guardianship of the person and prop erty of Augustus and Kitty M. Lloyd, minora under fourteen yean of ago. resident of said county. This it to cite and admonish all persons concerned to bo and appear at the coart of ordlt.ary of said county ou the first Monday In October next to show cause. If any they have, why sold application should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this riept-mbe* ft, 1854. J. A. McNANUd, scp6-:aw4w Ordinary. Libel fur Divorce, in Bibb Superior Court. Fannie Potts vs. William Potts.—It appear ing to tbe court, by the return of the sheriff In the above stated cose, that the defendant does not reside tn said couuty, and It further ap pearing that he does not reside In the 8tate, or thst his whereabouts ore totally unknown, n is therefore ordered by the court that seivice be perfected on the defendant by publication of this order once a month for four months, before the next term of this court. In the Macon Telegraph and Messenger, a newspaper published at Macon, Ga Granted. T. J. SIMMONS, J. 8. C. F. J. M. DALY. Petitioner’s Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su perior Court. A. B. ROSS, Clerk. may2S lam 4m GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY-Whereas, A. B Ross administrator of the estate of Mrs. Vir ginia H. Wa<lo, has made application for let ten of dismission from said estate. This Is to cite and admouish all persons con cerned to be and appear at the court of ordi nary of sold county on the first Monday In NOTICE. t’ourtj March Term, left! 1 Crawford Superior Court. Mai £ tappearing to the court that . Tlnxton, William W. WblUiugb Sffl- - ~ n-TifSTiS •argremi rare me till ■>*>' 1 ' •urgent* gave me till next day at noon to live. Wban mv atump wa, almost well I got a terrible (ell. Again the hoapftal sur geons said I could cot live: but I am Imre yet. I can't say all right, but by tha help of tbe Compound Oxygen I hop* to be soon. Am much stronger, can stick all day at anything that ia not too heavy. Oor “Treatiw oo Compound Oxygen," containing a history o( the discovery and mode of action of this remarkable cura tive agent, ami a large record of enroria- lng cores in Comumptioo, Catarrh, Keu ratal a, BroocbUia. Asthma, ait, and i wide range of chronic disesM,, will be •ent free. Address Dra. Starkey A Pa lea, 1100 and 1111 Oirard street, Phlladel A Lamp tinloslon. Tbe alarm of great i JO o'clock oa Tuesday night waa thought by nearly evaryhMly to be a lalre alarm. Tire belli rang fnrioaaly, but no on* la th* Aeadem; of Music beard them, and thla arey be eouldered aa a decided ad ' Gn^ara^lgailon Y*S»rd»; tberawa, same ,,,,, i,tribe alarm. Mr. Morphy, who lire. In the house with lira re-hall. •« O.k wreet. lata I wll' gtva ,pae-a* bargwhi, lor the cart, amufaertmgwarasleed , ie Mite. 1 n lrery will cease, and henceforth you will the^reb ! rejoice -n the prai.e of Klectrlc Bitter.. (fddal jklnAl fifty ccnla a bottle by Lamar, Ran- quid. , September O o61. October Oft SO\L Oou more active pail steady; No 2 *26a31!4. Hops dull and nontin «1: now 27a32, fair to ohotee 19*29. OoCm, spot fair Rio firm at S10.37^al0.ft0, No. v Rio, spot $8.80, October $8 60*863. tfugai dull and n*Mly steady: Barbadoes 45i Cuba 544. -eutrituzai t?4, Ban Domingo 413-164*54 French lalauds 4V Martinique ifL Par- uambooo 4 1-16. English Itlands Muscovado 4Ha«54 Dt-morara 5?*. Porto Rico * ■ sugar 4 ft-16, fair to good re- ' refined dull-C ft^aft ft-16 whlto extra C 65ia Al», mould A Cft*a oonteouoosra’ A 6J4, out oaf 7. crushed 7, powdered A 6^o6J4. gran- •listed 6 l-16o654. cubes MoImscs quiet; New Orleans i-afti. Cub* (NHest reflulng/ 18. Rico firm: Domestic 5Ua7. ran goon tii. Cotton teed sti $476; (•rude 4tal6. Pork dull and firm: tttoi, spot 917.00. Middles dull aud nominal: long clear 99.75, Lard opened (tali higher sad closed strong: Western steam spat $7.86*7.88, October *7.7c» “ 76. Freights to Uverpool per steamer firm: >ttoD wheat Id, Louisville, September 24.—Flout steady and renctmnged; extra fawUy 43.2fta8.ao, A No 1.14.46 *5.75, Wheal quiet: No. 2 red 7ft*”- Oorn quiet: No. 2 white W!L.do mli 36. Oats quiet: No. t mixed W/^ern,, Provisions steady. Mesa pork $18 00. Balk ■sals shoulder* 16.2ft clear rib sides 9lt.'jft •dear >ldM 911.7ft. B*»o-6bouldeii $7.00. dear riba 910.76, short clear $1125. Homs- duzor-cured quiet and steady at *13.50. Lard -steam loaf $9.ft‘\ prime rteam 97.25. CIECIKNATI. Rope 2L—Fiont unchanged family $sTtta3.8ft. bten grade# 9020*6.60 rood to fancy $8.90*4d. Wheat steady: No 2 rrd 7sa«v. Corn in iair demand; No 2 mixed 56*4. Oats—market firm; Mo 2 mixed 27U cash; 27J4 for tteptember. Rye steady and quiet at 04*66. Barley quiet and unchanged. resident* of the Htote of Alabama. U Is therefore ordered on complainant's mo tion, that service of said bill be perfected upon published for said county), once a month for four months before the next term of said court, and that said defendants have until said next term to appear and plead and an swer to said bill. T.J. HIMMON8, J. 0, C. A true extract from the minute* ** g J.w. JACK. Clerk. March 21st, 1861. may27-law4m »ln life, ,ndhreh.lra’X tutor with raid mu,! 1 I the court ;h« i, .u* .hihj nt lexre, heui ol < retlded m mouth. In th. Telegr.ph rtd paper to which relff ciiljity a ore published, and In the GtlSJSI^^^fiW paprr publlihcd to OrtSirimSjf 2?**. a tcx«. By the Court. ji',r,Tl' 8 S! < ‘ _ VIRGIL B, HOLTON nniiw Syswaag” minut ^ ^ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT' _ . OF THE 1 University of Georgia. AufyuHtn. <3n. FACULTY. „ I- A. DUOA8, M. D., LL I) Emeritus Professor of tbe Prlncln'lM ... Practice of Burgero P M JOSEPH A. EVE, si. D ra ,or of Obstetrics and Dii’cuca of Women and Children. 01 GEO. W. BAIM8. LL I)., M D Professor of Medical Chemistry and Pbar. HENRY F. CAMPBELL, M D Professor of Principles and Practiced! Sn, gerv and Gynteooloiry. r * , Dg9An88URE 1'OHD.Yf. D Professor of Dracrlptir.sndbunrlral i... EDW^A*Kn oEuDING^’^^ rn ^B$egm£% r g* a "- Professor of tho Instit.it*, and rtacti M ot Medicine. „ , GEO. C. DUOA8. M. D.. Professor of Materia Mcdica and Medical „ . Jurisprudence. The fitly-third session of this Inilltution whl begin on the first Monday In Norem- EDWARD GEDDING8, M. D seplOwlt Dein. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY $1 Bv Mall Postpaid. KNOW THYSELFw V Great Medical Work on Manhood! Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility, Premature Dselins In Man. Error*oi Youth, and the untold miseries refultingfrom IndUcretlons or excemea A bonk for every man, young, mlddle-arcd and old. It contains 12ft prescriptions for all acute and ehronle dis eases, each one of which Is invaluable. Bo found by the author, whose experience for 2* years Is such as probably never bo* fore fell to tho lot of any pbyticUn. 300 pages, bound In beautiful, French muslin, embomed overs, fall gilt, guaranteed to be a flnei rork In every eenso-mechanlrol, literary and R rofemlonal—than any other w.ork sold li hr country for-2.50, or the money will be re- runded In every lnetanoe. Price only SI 00 by mail, poetp*id' Illustrative wimple 4 cent*, ftend now. Gold Medal awarded the author by the National Medical Association, to the offi cers of which he refers Tho Science of Life should bo rend by the young for inatruction and by the affidted-lor roller Itwill benefit all —London Lnnett. There 1* no member of sock ty to whom thia book will not be useful, whether youth, parent, ^uanlian. Instructor or clonryman.—Argonaut, Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, *'l'r " H 1AKKKK N« 1 I'nll.iiiTi htn-fV Boston, Mssa, who may bo comtilte<* on all dlseasas requiring *k!.; ami uxn-rit nif. (ffironie and otitlnaU llsesen that have baffled the aklil of allothcr n D | | phyti- clan* a epedslty. Such la Ei ra XJ treat* ltiSS&SXSr* m THYSELF Mention thia paper. dtcTwlv EXCELSIOR C00KST0YES ALWAYS SATISFACTORY EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS ALL PURCHASERS CAN BE SUITED mwPAcnmxD CJFftWtbrd Coumy, Issue A.Sheppard & Co.,Baltimore,Md. • AND yOH MALL MV The following table dosing quotations: i opening and May....- I itoi IAH-H lOM-fifi 10 76-73 c.rrl'-t a lighted lamp which h.d no.-Mmn.-j lot,, tho room where her young Wh* wre .Ireplng. The moMUlln n.tth'g r.ughl fire I lof nn>l Uared up. .ad h- lore It re-ulfi be cstln- j ( a g.il.h ilthe iwhe waa hunted ahual the fare, hut not rerioutlj. Naw Yoa*. Bept M.-Cotton dull;* I cotton frora wharf *4 less Uun quoutloui. •>1M -M-. middling upland* 10%; rahtdllrf CMuollducd sri receipts 1*1.1: exports. I Great Britain HFs, toroutlantSI. I UALTtarroa, 8cpL k-wra quirt; raid* dllag 7*4: net rerripl. MTS; grore UTS; salt. siaTatoek 71,MO;eaports, coaritrtsofilar, MoaroUL SepL M-vanow. steady: dims 101-1-;; net rer.lpu 19tu. I TOM UNO; ill; stock MU; exports, eoariwlre aat. I Wtuttaornn, nipt. Jl —Cotum U firm Ltof^rtSfctSj Kctlpu *“• Bavuhisn, repi. ji.-Tottou quiet: nldj I filing a U-ia are racotnu on nwfiSl'raW 77 0; stock MOB; export., eoortwire 19SL^H Naw OmLaasa HepL It -uotuu quirt, ratd- I .fling 10; art rarett-u list genre atl, salsa ICO); stock 22.261. esporu. eoariwlre 66.7. MnatLX. (opt. 21 -uou ri—It; mkldllnr 0IS-1C- net receipts t.jl rrnre ,4l.reS—re—J ■mek 7741; exports, cos. twin *». Naw rata, tfcpt re.-yotaac quirt: ralddltoa 974: art notlpu reg— •us x 9. I stock fept 24—Coltor, easy; a !*•» T.r, »w» • 2^7: a exports, coast vise 946. /-BORGIA, CRAWFORD COJNTY.-An- ° guitus J, Mc Afee, a-lmlnletrstor on the *• tote of Abraham J. McAfee, late of iaid coun ty, deceased makes appllca’lou to ttt for leave to sell the real property of said estate. This Is therefore to e tc all pt*rson« con cerned to show cause. If any ihcy have, bv sep3-l*w4w Ordinary. flANOEK CU R E No ( urt; ! No I’.iy ! No Blood! No Knife ! Rend for clr<-ulsn. Bit. W. 1L CH AUTOFRXR A (OR tinTfi-wfm ll-i 173. Atlsnta, (lEURUIA, CRAWFORD COVNTY.-W. B. U Arnold. Adraiui-trator oa I'ut ratste ot YoaugJei.np, 1st* of.-ldcotuty, deceased, mskes sppl lest ion to me fnr lesve to sell real property nf >ai<l estate. ■ Th s will cite all persons concerned to show enure, It any they lure, by tho lint Monday to Oct-tcr next *1,, .siu sppucalton should not be granted. Witness uty band oMt-ially, 8-ptembor t, llrtfi. VtBOlLS.KOI.TON, repl lawfiw Ordinary. uiesu firm and unchsng^: shouldi-rs M ■hnrt rib 610. 6. Baoun strong; rtouli^H -7.30, rtort rib ,11.1214. clear 111 •-% Bame- -tugspcnred unchangod- at *l«uh Hogar ifirm and unchangod: hard (reenedj 7a7>4 Naw Orlrans 6as Hog. firm, quiet: common and light MO>.6.7«, parking and bulrt^J [U'lkfi'23. Whisky ready adlLll. Cricsoo. Beptemher 2L-FUrar unchanged I B >l to ehou-e winter IJ.75sfi.7S MinuesoU kcr«' ,3.3e.tT0. Wheat unsettled opeued I stronger and % higher but elo-ed H under yesterday: Hcpurahar 7314.7614, Octobar 7-;* IyOTiCE. t-ie demand far cart was only fair, oasaedi lower, r tiled 1, receded again, closed forcashi and September 6 under ye.ter'sy's prices. lOebitwr and all the year 34 lower; cart 70s75, I. r>. uesaem, executor o fine etiaus o inueau nah Lezarur, vs. Ewell Webb, principal, and John H. Handers, security.—Complaint, In Bibb flnperiar Court. I Tappeartnictothe court that John H. Ban dera, one of id canfif, L atliuiubtlraloron his It Is ordered by the court thst said Wra. R. Handera be made a party defendant to said scribed by statute. Signed this 8th day of November, 1983. T.J. 8IMMONB. J. >. C. #7*56 Octobar 97X3*7Aft. Bulk |shoulders 16.7ft, short ribs 9101| Whisky steady and M A. N Is bet, late of said rounly, dec _ ha* depsrte 1 this life* and no penon has ap- pll.-fil for administration de bonis non earn U"taraento aunexoon the e*tate of isi lJaH. A. NiHbe'.lnssl l HUU; that administration de bonis non cum testamento annexo will bo vested ill W. W Carnes, county administrator, . r*. oth. rtltp. r . after tl r iMicatton ■RgpmRIIPP loftbUeUattooanhrasraUdotfierttowItmSi uS«g^reSmhre^su totals appointment. St. Lnms, Hcptember 21.—Flou nnchsnred: tsmtix,i30s2.90.rt ' fancy 6k.77at.76. wheat, caaSp rad winter 7S>4s7t rash, 7»! i bid for Hcptem ber. Cona-cash sad September higher, Octo ber lower; ta cash, fsw'0'4 UMhU* 0, t-l-er, 0.1. a iht'le I-wcr. 7M4 cash, 76M Oc tober. Frorlslons firmer. Plica at llA73al7.ro. Balk meats steady: long clear 37.76, short riba ,3.37:4. abort clear I 31S.OO. I!scon firmer; loan clear 310.76, abort l rib llO STitalLM, abort clear fiMfiMTOa* ■IsttT.W. ■■■ Ordinary. ,1.12. Naw ouuSTsert^L^naa^aSuaadi] family ti.30afi.76, nigh grades avu-sM:-. Corn firm and qnlet: mixed fit; yall-iw w. white 71. OaUqalrt: prims Western «. Ha; scare* and stsody: prim i • •- 00, cbotee .31X80. Pork steady sad naebangod at ,17.73. Urd quirt: Usreea (nfiaed) 3C*0t krg 3SJ0. tore^rerereregireresndnnc banged; shoal-1 BB^H clear 39.70. clear I qalet Jn^^k^^qu^aSMB* •boulders IX«, Ions clear 31X76. clear rtt ■tdre 110.38. Haras—ch..lc, sngaromie.1 quirt. Codec steady: Rfo (rarMl common tel Mime 8»liv. Snsar quiet fair to fully fair fosl'f yellow r’srifted i^aft'v Motas^ nom'nally unehanired eoamou 20, reflnind BtatO. Rice steady and firm lamUlacs ord w 4 Bt*n a'cady and n| cUngr* - ■ - * ■ pnne OBORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-By virtue of an M order from tho Conrt of Ordinary of said count/, will bo sold before the court bouse door u tbs city of Macon, between tbe legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In October next, the following described land In said rounty: Three-fourths of an-acre, more r Ires, bounded by the leads of Oorman, Safe- ders, Graham and the H«>uston road, and known ns the Holly lot. Bold as the property of Jamee P. Malone, deceased, for dlvltion among the heirs of sold James 1*. Malone. J. A. MITCHELL, septMaw4w* Administrator. Jsn25-wl GKO. S. OBKAfe, 110 Cherry -tree Maorai D DON’T: J YOU , WANT WORLD MANUFACTURING CO., - - • I*- i 122 Naasuu Struct. New York. AGENTS" at «6s,'i‘«. GEORGIA, BIBB L'OIJNTY—Wheraax Buhl A Johnsou, ndmlnMratnr of tho estate of Eliza R. Johnson, late of said county .deceased, has made application for leave to sell the lands of said ilrceased. This Is to rite and admonish nil persoia* concerned to be and appear at the court of or dinary of said county oa the first Mnndnv in October nnt tofthow cause, If any they can, whv sal*! application should not be granted. tv tin os my hand <*fid official siim.\Mr#,tMi September ft. 1864, J. A. McM lXUH Ington. Ky. ra*< , ..‘t'. U ^aIVfi*M*U»l-iff V.''''awu! 1.1*1 U U. HUITU.LiUm.D* Queen the Soutli “ rcr.Tn T-T.r FARM MIL 3 I r .*•' - ■ I -r t „t lf«ol f«C . xolcc'c ::: -css. l: Gault M’ffc Ca f\AGENTS \ Reflecting Safety lamp »cp41aw4w* Ordinary. ^<10 Ii£E 4 McMAKIN. Cir