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SUN AND TIMES
DSW. i.F. THOMAS GILBERT.
Thos. Gilbert. & Co.,
PEOPKIETOBS.
?7rms at Daily 3nd Weekly Sun: j
X* ;ve months. In advance *> (X) 1
ffiOUtn®, 4 00
Three months. 2 00
One Ill Oh tile ..... The.
v- San, .*1 60
-telegraphic.
SUNDAY’S DISPATCHES.
Jfj -yiCIFA-L EIGHTS IX MEXICO.
MjlTamobas. Dec. 27 —A fight occurred
to .dav m the market /. place between some
‘•
of Cortina i> men ana me ponce, m w-ieh
g policeman was shot and killed. The
murderer took refuge in Cortina’s head
garters, but the General surrendered him
to the police, by whom he was lodged in
pnsou. Cortina s friends say he will be
; -tilled as Mayor of this city on new
the municipal . . , t .
djys ago, over erection.
in which several persons were killed &na
wounded.
Another disturbance occurred in Tam
y oeeo, and the Mavor - has ueen imprisoned
by the State troops.
THE K.ill HO AD STEIKE.
Coixmbcs, O., Dec. 23.—So vio.ence
o' particular tronme from me engineer
. ...
sn.se. ne couniy s e .. e ’ eiE g
, -
supplied ^ with ammunition.
Indianapolis, Dec. 28.—A train on the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Rail
road left their depot tui- moruiug al G:30
L ,’clock, ia charge of Harry Yaneon. an
t.gineer, not a member of tiie union.
Before the train reached the outskirts of
L.e cit; & shot was tired, which took ef
«*“ vo***™.«*«*.*#
fis>h wound, a he shot was ttreu by a
stnk.ng engineer wnose name could not
be learned.
riUGIXIUS EBISOXEHS AMUIVED.
New Y t obk. Dec. 28.—The U 8 steam¬
er Juniata, eammander Brain, from San.
tiago de Cuba with I>>d parsons formerly
of the Virginias, arrived here this morn
iug. she has had a strong n -riaeast
gate for the last ee days, ihe-Jumaia
Will be forced to the Brooklyn Jfavy Tar i,
waere the prisoners win be transferred
to a receiving ship. No communication
wifl be allowed with tbe prisenera at p as
c_:.
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WILLIAMS- XOMIXAIIOX
Washkgtox, Dec. 23 —The Judiciary
Committee have examined three witae-*ea
regaiding Williams—Messrs. H»J and
Fans of tne AU rney Generai’s oflice. and
Representative Xesuaitn. The impression
is growing mat . the . nomination will die ... m •
the committee, unies, the .8enate orders
them to report, ihe situation is awk
ward.
Cressweli’s estimate for improvement
of . the , postofflee ... btuiamg here are a null- .
ion and a half.
Tit AX S POE TA TIOX COMMITTEE.
New Orleans, Dec. 28.-The Senate
_ Transportation Committee . has , been ten
c -ed the hospitality of the city by the
Chamber of Commerce. They heard h
statement vesterJav regarding Fort St.
Paiilip Canal.
SHOT HIMSELF.
New York. Dec. 28 . Capt. Holbrook,
of Si aten Island, wii use wife accused him
of mint-iinfle “ nw “ - 1, i-v hot ’ him., elf fatal 1 v
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NOON DISPATCHES.
riEGIXIUS AT XEW TORE.
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New Yoax, Dec. 29.—The Juniata, with
the Virginias survivors, has arrived,
Tt.te'it/if The health officers fnurut tounu saci'arv sanitary cond:- cone.
lion good. The vessel proceeded to her
dock. Survivors ex luded from T.s.tor-.
The officers and crew of the Juniata also
remained aljoard.
Amigos ° de Cuba collected $2,000 for
the survivors.
THE S TR IKI'SO EKGIXEEES.
CoEUMBrs. O.. Dec. 29.—Two hundred
Engineers assembled. Letters were real
, from Engineers - of , otter , roads, a tendering
one-half their pay. Tue meeting res-.>;veu
to stand arm. Tue Brotherhe^d opposea
a resolution to resort to force to prevent
others from working engines.
MARKETS Bi TELEGRAPH.
Money Market,
Lo¥*dos. Dec. •>y_\ooa.—Er# 36t:
fives S*lJ. ,^(| 8 f 25c.
jj ec —o
New Yoke. Dec. - ‘ —Noon.—Stocks
tive and strong. Gold 8 UO 5 . M<mev
7 npr ff-nf i id Lxchange. long i 4 : short
Governments strong = and higher.
State bond'ouiet.
Cotton Market*.
LrrEkpooL. Dec. —Gotten
«S>u 2 00a Uplands nothing below
'
Idee .. .. .
ineiudeUo-American. low '
Later— U c an de. no-L.ug below
middling nothin! shipped November, 8p: Or
» below go.ri ordinary,
snipped December and January 8|L and _
N*w sales'since Yens. Dec 2'.'.—Cotton qnirt
firm: Wednesday, including to
d&v 4 *• "■ Cd’ and^ 164* Orleans I
Fotares opened fol,,ws: Decern
her 15 : l-to. January 25$. 1.'.}: Febnian Apni
18* 16 5-1C- March 16 11-16. I6$x
17i; May 17f.
Yip^r^S”r M *-Nwn.—
New 2 Flour
steady. Wheat advmi'ag. Corn lc. bet
ter. Pork quiet; mes, #16 25.
Broke Jail—A Large Delivery.
We learn from Conductor Grimes, f
the North and South railroad, ihat the
persons conhced in the Herrin county
jail, at Hamilton, broke out yesterday
morning about daylight. They nnmberti.
seven, six negroes and s white man. the
latter named B 1 j Seats, c mined for kill¬
ing his brother “Cap*' S^ats about six
months ago. Shenff Williams was on the
train this morning, and report, the party
atfli at liberty A reporter from this pa
per visited Seals uunrg last session o:
Superior Court, and was told by him that
whenever he wanted to he could leave.
At the same time. w;-_,nt hearing Seats
remark. v Shenff - , r saowed - - -arhat wnat hi he
bad done m his efforts to improve .he se
curity ot the jail, but as the revolt shows,
without accomplish;: 2 fcis object.
Columbus Cotton Market.
Quiet this tnt rnmg. Low middling
1 Ac; middrieg 14 j.
THE DAILY SUN
VOL. XIX.
From the New York Tribune.
THE SOUTH AXD IIS XEEDS.
We have heard a good deal lately about
bar a times iu the manufacturing districts,
ana distress among the unempiuyed work¬
men of New York and other large cities;
but Low ui&BY of us know anything of iiie
teinbie destitution that now prevails in
^ncuitnral districts, where
bank failures and panics m the stock
market are onknown, and the planter who
retains tue ownership of an estate is sap.
posed at any rate to be in no dang-jr of
starving? Yet in these fertile region.
there is perhaps more terrible suffering
ta?.n in any other part of the United States,
• Give uie the scraps from your table, '
writes an educated citizen of Montgomery,
bama are actual! J v in want of food. They £
are ln d losin their bomes
they ean no longer support life;
and aiieady they are moving out of the
state to Seek their fortunes elsewhere,
'Ve do not read that the political situation
is anv more vexatious tuere than it has
| been for someyears past. The people are
j wuhag to work; they do wora; but the
■ end of a ioxig season of labor in the cot
ton held- finds them without a mouthful
L>od and without a penny.
air. Edward King, wno has been travei
ing through the South writing a series of
papers for Scribners Monthly, gives an
vxpiauation of this distressing Tribune, condition
oi tmugs in a letter to the which
we pr ni this morning. Toe planters
have unfortunately trusted too much to
cotton. Embarrassed by various hnan
c;a; difeeutties, tney mortgaged their
crops in advance to buy food tor their ne
b‘ oe =- It has been a bad year. The cat-
6Vera g e; it i= not enough, to pay toe aU
vances on the crop, and leavee nothing for
tue winter. Aii the corn and flour and
bacon, ad the clothing and other menu
factored goods for these extlosiveiy cot¬
ton-growing oistiicta. must be brought
from abroad. There is no monev to p=v
for mem, so the planter and his Hborew
go Cv.d and hungry. Tiii industry in the
South » organized upon a more poviden*
sy-em, a cr.-.i-nke tins will be a frequent
occurrence and a con-tact menace
Tnere are two remt-dies. Oue is in the
iiaaaa of the Southern people themselves,
e’ Icon gists m rei-ing with tneir oottoc
- l •- i " ! d oxriente supply of f- .d fo.
}t-i ^IZT^r^the^meT^oTi^ne^ .mer : -...I a, lie me.c- u.
1 nders and caterpillars. Ice oiner v*
in oar tiands, and we should lose no unit
in apply ii-g it. If ihe South couh) man
uf.cture its own cotton it would have
v. ik and wages, for the idle. To do this
it needs capital. Mins have been estab
hshed in some places and are doing well:
there are ihirreen cotton mi.G in Alabama,
i nothing but the want of capital p.e
vents then ere.non a: an tee center, or
djct;u , wbich WB(nr suffering
; .,ost severely for the lack of fooa. In
manufacturing enterprise however the
8-.uth is unable to make a single and hur- step
. UcjiU he.pfrom Us. Destitute
• dened in aebt. ’ it looks to the .S. a for
. ^ Any man who will build a cotton
mill m these desunite districts win do a
- r. fuunaiBg
more oeiienceDt aeea taan . tue
of a hospital or the opening of a soup
t-.chen. And it is a chantv which will
i.»v—not ^.; tue priceless f rewards winch are
trTc(i for lt e a - lt iiu< bat - he gopiid
y i? j e nas which follow a good business
, speculation in this,
A Useful Thee.— There is an Australi
an tree called tne‘-Eucalyptus Giobnlua,"
which, its*weight t v it-s properties or nsorbing ten
lioies cAihoru, of wafer, and of emitting
antiseptic vffiuvia. is ,aii to
have tbe power of destroying miasmatic
iuflnenoes in fever dikiricm. It h*» been
made to grow in Louisiana ,.gL, slci p.^1, the Alia* b.
smsippi valley, although it is a native of
:S . -i ,»Z Yi (rimbert a F p ench
has been cm,ectiug evidence
concernine "other the tree, ears that in Algeria,
ru; a aLd places wnere it has been
p,anted in large numbers, marshes have
oeen dried up, and districts where fevers
attacked tne inhabitant* have
been made perfectly healthy. Quite a
num i, e; . v f these tr ees have been planted
jn California. The p .'polar name for
them is the "Australian gum. In their
native place they grow to an immense
Height, rivalling the famous “pig trees
of California.
The Mencosites. who recently visited
;hi3 country for the purpose of examining
Western iandsfor the location of a colo
nv, have bought ^ Aichilm, a large tract from the
D . reet , r . of Le Topeka and
fe Baiiroaa. The purchase covers of
acres., situated in tbe vicinity
Kansas, which is sitoated at the
p Tint where the railroad crosses the Little
Arkansas river. It is believed that the
ilennonites will eventually purchase a
tract six wiles in width across the enti:e
t t of forty miles wiiieh is covered by
:be land grant of the railroad. This will
^ t s * 43 em control of Haisted. ihe si:e
fleeted is s.dd to be in the midbt of a
> /Ju f»rm.,. = cou. try.___
'*■
The Aik-Line Railroad. — We en
nounced some time back that the Penn
syirania Railroad Company had purebas
el from the Southeni P. . 1 :way• Security
!i tL
The
paid, it - understood, is fi.825,000. The
-
. .
c<ce which am^nia to abon; *4, rX^Ov...
of • u yrj•«>.: tt* c-s’ .«. of the Many road o. has the been capual.s.s up^ria
interested in the secnnwCompMy. Pennj.- it is
Shawn, a.e also concerned m ine
,-ar.ia Railroad, and it is presamed .actonly thiS
J transfer is made to more satis
s ‘- the conneclioii wiaQ the H*caaioc<i
and D^viae and Baltimore and PoIwmc
and other lines under .he ctm-.nA of ft.
Pennsylvania R^ad .—AJantn C nttitu
- sth -
|
Tiie United SiatesMarstel_ha« printed Jav
s complete list of the creditors of
' « i Co., with the amounts ma.mex
following is a sat^Kiary of tue (liner
daises of obiigirious, with number
mi aiiaonn::
N'UTDL-er. Amount.
Philadeli^ita Hon?e. fS. 486.510 58
y ,r*i u?e..... T53 4.5-4.134 19
,
UexiStt *'' TSt
p a i e paia a use.. IT l::i T '4 S;
. ~-*
Yew Y rbiiooie..... j l "
Total .2.983 tS.»a’2S. CC
p OB - Royal.—F rom a private letter we
t ™^
^ tip Texoa. The
is *tbe » 0 L u f the laigtst that ha? yet
:e d port, being 3‘>> feet >ong.
ith tour decks rhe faptaia stated that
P rt Roya w aS the finest harbor U ip
ver entered, and that there was scn.cviy
,, t Eeed 0 . a piJot It?r . ,ere ten aa..
.
-- ht . harr , r the day the Texas left.—
"
jpugtitba Chronicle.
••Grandma, why fkro't you keep a
rant anv longer?" "'Weli, you see, child.
. m get'ice I uaed c.i to.yoakcow. cow. acu can't take of
one, as
COLUMBUS, GA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER tiO. 1873.
N J BOSSET O. QCNKY JORDAN
Preski ent. 5>w’y & Trea*.
OFFICE OF THE
Eagie and Phenix
Manufacturing Company.
UolumbttS. Georgia.
Paid up Capital, - $1,250,000
To inculcate the habit of saving on
t” e P ar t . Of ... its Operatives, . and to
pro
.. safe and reliable
vl ° e a arrangement
T 'or the beneficial accumulation of the
earnings of artisans and all other
classes, this Company has established
under
SPECIAL CHARTER FROM THE
STATE OF GEORGIA
—A—
oavingsuepartmeni O'___H____4-,_
watch the following edvanteges are of
fered to Depositors or either large
-mail amounts,
X.
PERFECT SEGCRITr. The assets of
'■* Company were on 1st
January, 1*73...................$1,704,459 43
and are steadily increasing.
fa e Reserve fund is............$297,766 92
All of which property is specially
P-Mgedby act ut the General Asseiub.y
for the protection of Depositors; and m
addition, y the same act. tbe Stockhoi
' <Ba ° f ^ Lm “ de DiDIV1D '
: ALLY KESPOF^IBLE id proportion
w their shares, for the mtegiity of the
brings Department and its certmcanoH of
Deposit, St.
UBLU.il, ISTLUL 6 T. Rate allowed
g iTec ^ ceflt- p er annum: Compounded
four rimes a year.
a.
DDROaHS can be withdrawn at any
Ume without notice. Depositors residing
out of the city can draw deposits
..peeks.
-X.
BULE6 AND K£Gt”LATIO> S of this
Departnieiii fiinushed upon application,
....... aesired HUoruiatioD gi%eii. ^,-^s
ma tu:
3 .
. BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOSITS
given to depositors.
G,
r .
directors:
N. J. Bt’SSEY,
W. H. VOCKO,
»• ■ E. r AKKa uUKL,
ALFRED I. YOUNG.
,.„ iKAhL^ ARt un '* *
Prerident of toe toavannah Bamt and Trust
| £||| Oil* \A VV / O |'*|^ III I Ifil* OT
Ui I
'
ranaeaiem? by tiie nr.«t of January next, I
you lurtLer - aad w;11
1 T**tLo»t- paid de up by th.it
w:.v aave or paj
time, 1 «ill extend every aecommcJatior, in my
i .wer, and in «Mer to induce seit.emcr ;
wUl pay my customers on credit biUs,
15c. for Middling Cotton
until the first of January next.
I have in store and to arrive a fall stock of
Groceries and Provisions,
find propose to Fe l low as the lowest, FOR
CASH. Very respectfully,
J. H. HAMILTON.
Columbus, Ga.. Dec. 10, ISIS. eod&wjal
Wells & Curtis
HAVE THE
:31mm City XX totoersi
very popul&
The Self-Adjusting Rubbers,
very convenient: can be put on and oQ without
using the hunus
^ al . m Slippers,
eomforUbte andcbe*p.
-o—
We offer bargains te BOOTS, and a
{i ji U ne of goods for ail wants at now
5 BICEg to cas h buyers.
@-w’e do not intend to quit the Shoe
Urines*, and offer our stock at such
prices that the anoe trade shall not quit
WELLS teCIKTIS^
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flock I. For Primary Schools!
Price 3.3 eta., or
per dozen.
> ‘KbWK^’l Md W.
*■ T ’.. e
Emerson’s Singing School
price 7b ctv., or ST.50 per dozen, la
s c:myleie, cheap, an i useful book for Singing
Set0o a
Clark’s Dollar Instructor for Reed Or
gans. Dollar Instructor for Pianc.
Ciarfe’>
Ciark’s Dollar Instructor for Violi".
F rbe*lane---aDd»au;aer*. Fall f u«Iul,
l =-ru rise, and at the SAiBe time brilliant mo
FATHER KEMP’S
Oid Folks’ Concert Tunes.
Pr | M i0 c , fc> 9 : 1.00 or per dozen
; 00 k*. Sung everywhere with grest op
-totfr-.x U And yc-ang.
- Id everywhere. Se»d poet-p^d. for retell
price.
OLIVER niTSON It CO . 3 ft r
CHAS. H HITS' >N a <X*..
6f20 711 Broadway. N. Y.
CHATTERBOX FOR 1873,
FOR SALE BT
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Columtms, Georgia,
IS 05E OF TBB
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^Using Sfeam Power, running six J
of - the ., most . . improved jjx. and best make , j
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p pes , es w jj b cons t an t additions tn !
our already very large assortment of :
Elegant Types. Rules, Borders, and
,
other material, and skilled workmen
in every department, our facilities for ;
turning out all descriptions of work, 1
expeditiously and neatly, 2 t the Low
est Cash Prices, are unsurpassed by I
^ n -y establishment in the State. i
*s-Orders from abroad will re
rive the same attention as if the
■
parlies were present to tranum t .
the business, and w ill be prompt
> fi led.
SUN BINDERY!
Having made large additions ;
I I tlll> , i ■ department rv . , OI f tne o.... Ot h
Kstablishment, we are now:
’ liter prepared than ever to
fill orders with the
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:< nd CRD fill Orders fot
Court Dockets and Records •
Ledgers, Journals, &c.
weU as mercantile work
every description, at .* tt tie - most TT,r. t
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Placards, with tha above inscrip
ons. for sale at the Sun Office :
Time Books — For Plantations and
Farms. Enables one to keep accurate
for a*ie at the Srs One*,
W. A. LlTTUL B. H. CRAVrPtiRD.
Little & Crawford,
Attorn eys - at • 31*aw
AU ILL attend promptly to all civil business
\\ entrusted to their* care in any of the
Courts. No partnership exists in criminal ou
, lness.
*®-(Jfttee over 3. Kski-'. nol* dAwlm
W. A. Farley,
CCSSETA Chattahoocwei Co., Ga
SS-Speelal attention Riven t.. collection.
Dr. J. H. CARRIGER,
I B<; KO > AND PHYSICIAN.
i \FFICE S. E. corner Broad and Randolph
V_/ streets, over Crane’s preery store: Resi¬
at Mrs. Teasaale’s. Jackson street, ad
door below Goetchit's’ plinine mills. [ocl
Dental Notice.
Jresidence T'vR PHELPS h-s removed his office to his
on St. Ciair street, in rear of
tee PresbyterisnChurch ocl tf
T. W. HENTZ,
DENTIST.
/ J \FF1CE Dry Good over Store. Joseph Broad A Bro,’l St., £gT23£ .
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l>lotnbus.Ga. - - ■
w7 F. TIGNER,
Dentist.
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OPPOSITE STRCFPEES
Columtuus, Georgia
e»i u
ALEX C. MORTON,
ATTORNEY’ AND COl NSEEOR,
iron, s^.'.'lair’or^Breaa'sireJt.
UOLVMBUS, GEORGIA.
Mr. Morton the United is enf-eed States m attendinrtnclalms Governicent,
avairs; ;or
penMuo bounty land, and other matters. [i«5
COTTON MANUFACTORIES.
MUSCOGEE MANUFACTUR1NC CO.
. lanu'a.tarers o’.
sheetings, SHIRTINGS
YARN.K*B£ WgjOA
p a'sk SW1FT PrwMeot ei-’r
w - IPX, s a Tre-as. coil ly
TUNER OF PIANOES &e
K VT RLAU, Hepuirer and Tuner or Pia*
jx-j. Dues, Aelodeous nnJ Accordeonfe. Si^n ,
Pointing VV. Pease air Norman’s j done. Orders botK may be left, at J.
A. store. rib
FAMILY GROCERIES.
D ANIEL R. B1ZK, Dealer Id Family Oro- •
ce-ies. on Bryan street, between Ogle¬ ■
thorpe and Ja. kson streets. del
DRESS-MAKING.
ISS M. A. HOLLINGSWORTH—Drees- i
Making. (Jutting and Fitting. Terms
> : ev,. Residence arc shop in Bro»nevilie.
uol6 It
FEED STORE.
J %
1 ’git tberpB str eet, "pporite Temperance Hall.
MA f f RESS-MAKING AND UPHOL¬
STERING.
J. D. rjUNKIN, General t’pbi-lfterer sail
Mnurers-maker; Shop, west siae War
rr.c , ear intersection oi Ogiethorpe and BriJve
stree sei
GROCERIES.
1 h Hamilton, whoi«»«ie and Keuii i
. Grueor, .unetiea Fran slin, Warren and j
streets. N- dravage.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
a- 1 Oay »A!jLj.
[ ) LSIBIHG to Gang* tbe inret meet ^
^li.h
i, -EytL if strectr. The dwelling kitchen, nse n»c .x*o mt : ■
ere on ihe lor s go C fisote
TOutSf.* 1
m tfce dwejliosr. A well -.-i *->od« -.ter curt*-1
with errenlur-riek. Tm lot imuIWim: ,
.4. 1
lso, !
The HOUSE AND LOT Immediately aoa.ii
;; he at presentoccupied fay W S Dt
^ ,
Je3 THUS. De WOLF i
Plantation for Sale '
^.TVATED in "Oaney," «’h»r- .fs iiU
wbkn“Y1
cuared, and 'Be remaining $00
ily ticibered w m Pecan, Beach
A?n, &jc. of the
i 'Lis if ©i.e tbe fines: Piantatior f tn
iara .a river.amiihe ctletrate : Cauej cree.. 1
r iaDiog rigut u, r , jUab the „,«!* -a u.
6c ^Z” ! ?rir1
u.ning S l&Tife rooms, 20x20 feet, with closet*.
t.e., Niitn sli ccceet^arv outhuae*, a iarg:e
The l^mls aresmtm *5 the richest tod m
0D f*™n,
Bme-'ermfi to proper parties who may he aoie
. -oiurcl the necessary labor Apply to
QUIN A HILL.
A’o m Ivzo Giives’oD. Teiii*. :
—
FOR RENT.
r pHE Office non oecuj»led t>\ H. Castle-
1 man, Broker, in ibe Ge r*. .a Home JEalfi. I
.tuiwu. Possession given 1st October.
Us . sleeping room* in the same Bui.aing
il h l Z v aemeoY, suitat-i^ . r
5 . Waiter epin^ . rooms or n, r& shop. ht and the - 1
15 fansi«hed 1c tfie iiFe.
Apply to On A COLEMAN.
Over the store of Abell A Co.
au!2 ti 116 Broad fl
FOR RENT.
j' Ht r 0 •**« •'** :
'
' ^ ^ SV!i Ofiot ^enJBM^.
eiceJlect room, suitable # or ar* Office or Sleep
tog Room ta>feet-Rd*ttwj oi ' t tm tto BUmg._
J * 1 ->fl*A. * * ^ *
T > BLASLEk taa ^ moved his ba* 3Iiii ^ or
13, tue i.xE is i S. M. Ingers ii, five mile-
13 tDe city * cear f ^ e r '* s d ieaiingto Craw
' ano =s prepared to hli aii cash r ers lor
-umber promptly.
Forty Thousand Feet of Inch Pfank
aether with a variety of S -aDtiing. now ir
;• - >rU from which he’ removed hie mills, fu
? eat reduced price# to closeout. Coroe an<
hr t*arica’.DS. jy2. tf
J # || # HAMILTON
i it UM. IN
VHOLf«A LE A.VD &BTAfL DSaLSB I*
Bagging. Ties,
Bacon, Salt,
Sugars. Coffee,
<&C., &C., &.C
AL8 >,
Always on band a full flock of
Plantation and Family Gro¬
ceries and Provisions.
Junction of Franklin, Warren and Ogiethory
street*.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
Ag-AU pvTThatet dehvtrtA fret oj Dto'jc f
the city and suburbs. m;2l »
REMOVAL !
HAVE removed mv FURXITUBE
UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS from H&r
Uulpfi PofrtofLcfe, to Og ethorpe street I firft t*e df:»or eocti 1
the wnere wi.i 1 .e&r»: to eee
and w«i: on my cu #lomert and e tttfclic e*
d^mtan^tiginccr^
***" - • L bl^b.
NO. 102.
A, WITTICH. C. M. KINSEL.
WITTiCH & KINSEL
Practical Watchmakers 9
JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS,
3*o. 07 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
WATCHES. 1 STERLING
Slv •?f. J? SILVER
CLOCKS, lx AND
*FT- PLATED
JEWELRY, &
WARE.
jfV.ll of tlxo Zjatest Marmfaoturers.
An entirely new Stock of the best Goods and the latest styles has been re¬
cently bought in New York and is hereby offered at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
D I A M O N D S ,
Gold and Silver SptSSP Gold and Si!ver
onrnTl/M SPLC I ALL rC to r I ’ •ly -- 3 r- - y
Eve-Glasses. and £,¥)) THIMBLES.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Chains, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings of Beautiful Workman¬
ship, and every Variety of Article found in a First-Class Jewelry Store.
STENCIL PLATES of every description cut at short notice
VOLE AOE'TS fir the celebrated DIAMOND PEBBLED SPECTACLES and EYE¬ col^
GLASSES and AGENTS for the AKfNDEL PEBBLE spECL-S, which are tlighUy
e and in hluh CLOCK favor with and everybody JEWELRY mime Kepairine specks or in Eye-Glasses. all tranches. HAIR JEWELRY,
WATCH, its
SOCIETY BADGES, DIAMOND SETTING, or any new work made to order at reasonable
charges. Ai-ESGRAriSG rilOMTTLY EXECUTED. sepIS
£ECUR1TY ] | PROMPTNESS!! LIBERALITY!!
THE
tin hoi uni Bin
Continues to Offer the Public
INDEMNITY against LOSS by FiRE!
H3VinO . r» 210 ■ j n tier rrienuS r •___i. } $ 800,000 00 !
r
"
and Patrons since the War
She Wants a Chance to Get it Back!
1 RHO pIL B S, OWNE ’ GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, SAMUEL S, MURDOCH
rresiuom. T reasurer. Secretary.
AT COST FOR CASH.
•lot
My entire stock of Dry Goods, Shoes
iic., are offered at cost,
for Cash.
J. S. JONES.
n 0 lumb«, Oa, Nov. u. m t
PA1VIC !
_# 0 »_
I AM N«WS»:lA.ING ATPAN10FBICE8MYI.ABGB ANDFASHIONABXE STOCKOff
31 1 L L I 3 IE R Y ,
Comprising all the latest Novelties in the line of Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons,
Silks, Flowers, Ornaments, Velvets, &c.
HAIR GOODS in all Styles,
Jet and Immitation Jewelry,
a I ail osualij kept in a FIHiS X -CLAHS HOUSE. Tbe Ladies are invited
‘ call „ and , examine. All A11 goods . must , v be paid .. f for on dehvery. , ,
Mrs. M. R. HOWARD,
November 21. eod&w RANDOLPH ST , NEXT TO STRUPPEfTS.
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■
FIFTEEN REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN AT
Williams’ Gallery of Art.
| it is the best arranged GALLLRY in this city for taking the Best Picttires and comfort
j t5 patrons, Living a private -Iresilng room for the ladle*, ia which they can arrange
iL*-ir toilete.
2 It ha? the :/est iitftrament that Is made.
а. It is kept well warmed itr^d pleasant as rummer the coldest weather.
4. Pictures of every kind colored or plain, from card to life-size.
б. Eighteen years* experience In Picture takinar Is a r all guarantee o* he best Picffifei
6. It Is the c»n*y Gallery in the State having a No. 1 Retc-acher and < ’lor 1st.
Prot JOHN L. DUFFEE. ? he Artist, late ‘f New York and Wg ing.cn, has chaise of
the Coloring i>t part men t.
8 You don't have to wall for clear » ea .her; Piet are* taken J ft as well in clendy.
9. ‘ opylng old Pictures, by a new process, to look as well as if take- from life, by giving tfca
ds =i r e»d i Inform * lion
10. This Copying Process ?• only known to this Gallery, and competition U defied.
11. \ r oa wlli never fail to get Pictures of Children.
12. You can get any kind or price of Picture you want.
13 If ;* u wart fine Pictures o any kind you can get them, hot must expect te pay extra
pi ees fur them. Ci*eap Pi?iures to order.
14. A call will Ea.igfy ci-mpetent judges th*i Picture# taken at this Gallery are the til th*
P ou>graphic art is aide t produce.
15 Remember. Williams’ Gallery it* <wr Carter's Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
Vovemner 9 eodJtw
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS!
9
No, 104 Broad Street, Colum'bn®. Georgia.
Wholesale anti Retail.
WOULD reepecituliy st*.<ck of inform my friend# and ihe j ublic that I hare jart received a large and
well rerted
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
e it racing l .11 grades and styie usually kept in a fir»>t-cla*e Shoe store
»Iy ?i -c . o; BOOTS A> D SHOES h.-.» been ma ie expressly fi r my own trade, and I will
V ARRANT every pair to be as represented,
f c.in offer extraor .in ry induoeinente to Country merchants and small Dealers.
SSTO. H. FLEMING (fomerly with R. C. Pope) and J B. M i BAX D are with me. and will
i. eased to %ait on their friends and old enstomers. ttao eooAwSm
HA.VK1A HOlSt
Columbus, V*si.
J. W. RYAN, Prop r.
Fun Gou>ej>, Clerk.
, Ruby Restaurant
1 B^and Billiard Saloon,
CNTx-l. THE RANKER HOVSE.
. J. W. UU>. hrep’r.
The Jobbing Department
and
i Book-Bindery
OF THE
SUN OFFICE
IS LARGE AND COMPLETE,
Where a. 11 Descriptions of Work are
Done at tbe -Non Beaton,
ablr Rates.
Cancers. Wens. Tumors. &c..
Cured without the Knife.
vpHE remedy a§ applied coolPte of » hippy
A cemDin .tlcnofrhe mineral »na the veget
able. For the beaeat and ratiflaetion of the
afflicted we emfidently refer to a few person,
who have been under treatment: Mrs. M. E.
iSakne, cancer, .Vewnan, Ga.; Sir. J. J.
>Iar*b!e. cancer. 31 nroe.Walton eonnty, Ov,
Mr. T. Jonea,wen. Whitesborg Carroll cona
tv. Ga.; 3Ir. Hd. I'cLondef, thmer, Newnan,
j Ga ; 3Ire. M. GHee. for board nicer and In mouth. Newnsn, (hall
Ga. Cnarges treatment
be A'dreei tatlsfactory Drs. LONG fc JACKSON.
.
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