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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24. 1875.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Home Judiciary unanimously recom
mend McDaniel’* amendment to the Con
stitution, which prohibits the payment of
fraudulent bond*, which will be passed
to-morrow, probably.
STKANOE BEBOLUTION.
A resolution was introduced in Ihe
House to deprive the Georgia Land and
Lumber Company, composed of New Yolk
stockholder*, power of owning land in
the State.
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Among those voting yea on the motion
to reeonaider the actiou of passing the
resolution to request Congressmen to
pay maturing bonds and interest, the
vote aid to tli« lews Pacific, were jOacop |,oouponu fqr KkiflfeW ■tmea.rqoaimid, A^MtAg. p.
and Crulg or Bitib, Black, Warren, at ttif* tlmeTreWurer-JoDM made his Morton renewed »h# amendment. He
said nnder operation of the twenty-second
CEORCIA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY—THIRTY-THIRD DAY.
Special to EsqciKia-Hux.J
Atlanta. February 22, 1876.
SENATE.
BILL PASSED.
The Senate this morning passed the
House usury bill; and the following
House bills: to designate legal boUidays; to
provide a military organization of the stu
dents of the State University; io increase
the civil jurisdiction of the Connty
Court of Greene; to ehange tho time of
holding the Superior Court* of Dooley,
Jasper and Baldwin; to eutherize the
Mayor and Counoil of Borne to compro
mile with holders of bonds; to create •
State Board of Health; to amend the net
creating a Board of Commissioners in
Bnrke; to ebange the time of bolding the
quarterly terms of the County Coart of
Richmond; to repeal the act incorporating
Andersonviile; to prohibit the discharge
of fire-arms in Vinoville.
HOUSE.
THE TEXAS FAOIIT0 RAILBOAD.
House had a long disonsaion on the mo
tion to reconsider the aotion passing the
Senate substitute to the resolution in
strnoting Congressmen to vote for the
bill to aid the Texas Pacifio.
The motion to reconsider was supported
by Bacon, Anderson of Cobb, Speer and
Hamilton, and opposed by Wslsh, Adams
and Harrison. The motion prevailed by
97 yeas to 54 nays.
BILLS PASSED.
To psy Dawson Walker and Benjamin
Conley $500, balance due aa auditors of
State Boad claims; to amend the aet
creating a County Court in Wilkes; to
regniate the pay of jurors in Echols
Houston and Lee; to donate the work of
a oertain proportion of the penitentiary
conviots to Atlanta, and the Amiooia,
Noroross and Dahlonega, and the
North Georgia Railroad companies;
to empower the Mayor's Court
of Maeon to take jurisdiction of
cases of vagrancy; to amend the act creat
ing a board of commissioners in Bibb; to
authorize the trustees of Macon Fres
School to sell their honse end lots; to in
corporate the Enterprise Bank of Macon
to fix the liquor license in Burke at $300
to amend the charter of the Macon Bank
and Trust Company; to authorize the
Mayor of Americus to punish any orime of
a less degree than felony; to regulate the
drawing on the Treasurer of Baldwin ; to
make the County Court of Hancook
court of record; to prevent cruelty to ani
mals ; to incorporate Greenville Banking
Company ; to make penal the oarrying of
knuoks; to incorporate the Georgia Min
ing Company; io amend the act const!
tuting Eclectio Board of Physicians ;
incorporate the Bank of TbomaBvilie.
DUTIES OF PRESIDING OFFICEHH.
The Judiciary Committee reported they
thought it the duty of the Speaker and
President to sign all bills before adjourn
ment, to which they assent.
WATEE WORIS.
Honse passed the bill appropriating
$7,000 for the purpose of completing
water works at the Lunatic Asylum.
BATE OF TAXATION.
House concurred in Senate ame udmeut
to fix the rate of taxation at 5-10 of
1 per cent., the same as last year
POSTPONED.
The bill incorporating the Mu
CEORCIA TREASURY.
Report of Suti-Commlttee-Dcflclt ef
891,000 Besides 8133,000 Illegal,
ly Paid Ronds — Treasurer
Jones. Asked to Resign
—Rumored Talk.
Atlanta, GA., February 23.—The aab-
Finance Committee, appointed to exam
ine the treasury, made an elaborate and
voluminous repoit to-day, the salient
points of whioh are as follows :
On the 1st of January last Treasurer
Jones reported the cash on hand $1,300,-
000; siuoe that time oolleoted $107,000,
making a total for which ho is responsi
ble $1,170,000, for whioh he is
oredited as follows: $032,000 in tho
hands of agents in New York to
CONCRE88.
SENATE.
Washington, February 22.—Memo
rial of New York Board of Trade, Bank
ers and Merchants against repeal of Pa-
oific Mail subsidy was presented.
Lewis moved to adjourn in honor of
Washington’s birth-day. Lost.
The Indian Appropriation bill passed.
So did the West Point appropriation
bill.
Johnson presented resolutions of the
Virginia Legislature against increase of
tobaeoo tax.
Morton moved an amendment to bill
reported by the committee on privileges
and election for counting the votes for
President and Vice President. Tabled;
Grimes, Williams; nays, Walsh, Clarke
and Lawton.
35th DAT.
SENATE.
BOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To change the corporate limits of East
man ; to amend the aot incorporating
Warrenton ; to ohange the lines of Mont
gomery and Tatnall counties; to amend
the charter of the Commeroial Banking
Insurance Company.
ISSUANCE OF BONDS.
A resolution was introduced in the Sen
ate by Cain, authorizing the Governor to
issue new bonds to tuke the place of the
bonds bought by Herring, Branoh & Sons,
of Augusta, of tho Maoon and Brunswick
supplemental bonds.
BILL LOST.
Senate bill to regulate the commissions
of tax receivers and collectors was lost.
HOUSE.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To charter the Grange Planters Bank
ing Company of Macon; to amend the
act incorporate g the Merchants and Me
chanics Savings Bank of Colnmbas ; to
incorporate the Jaokaon Artillery of Ma
oon ; to authorize the judges of county
courts to pay school officers and teAokers
of 1871; to regulate the letting out con
tracts to the lowest bidder by oounty offi
cers ; to regulate the mode ef taking a
verdict iu capital oases ; to regulate tho
law of dower; to alter the present mode
of disbursing the State school fnnd; to
amend the aot to create e board of com
missioners in Muscogee ; to ratify the ac>
tion of the City Council of Americas in
building a bridge; to incorporate the Gas
Company of Amerions; to change the
charter of Colnmbus; to ohange the hold
ing of Twiggs oonrt.
BOND BILL PASSED.
The bill preventing tho payment of
fraudulent bonds passed the House—145
yeas to 2 nays, they being two negroes,
Bacon, of Liberty, and Blue.
VETO BT THE OOVEBNOB.
Governor Smith vetoed the bill to take
away civil jurisdiction of Mitchhll Coun
ty Court.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec
tions will request Tunis Campbell uud
counsel to postpone tbe consideration of
the contested election case until next
session.
TBBA8UBEB JONES WILL NOT BE* ON.
In addition to the full Associated Press
report of the Treasury irregularities, our
oorrepondent will state that Treasurer
Jones has resolved not to resign and has
many friends in tbe Legislature who will
try to protoct him from any violent
measures, having perfect confidence in his
honesty and integrity. The report of the
committee was hurriedly made, and liis
friends say ho had not opportunity to coi
led all his vouchers.
CAPTION OF ACTS
PASSED BT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLE AND
APPROVED.
21. To prevent tho encampment and
building of fires upon, wituin or under
publio or private bridges.
22. To amend the act prescribing the
mode of grantiug liquor licenses in Rich
mond county by exempting from its
operation the Augusta Rchutenplatz.
23. To limit and define the jurisdic
tion cf the County Court of Richmond
county.
24. To give the Commissioners of
Swainsboro in Emanuel county, exclu
sive power of granting licenses to retail
liquor within two miles iu every direc
tion of the Court House.
25. To amend the act to make valid
contracts with the Augusta Real Estate
and Building Association, and authorize
remedies for the enforcement of the
samo.
2G. To regulate the granting of licen
ses to retail liquor in Washington coun
ty.
27. To prohibit the sale of liquor
in Putnam couuly, outside tho corporate
limits of Eatonton, exoept on certain
conditions.
28. To incorporate the Augusta Sav
ing’s Institution.
29. To change the lino between the
oounties of Wayne and Camden.
30. To ohangs the line between the
counties of Jones and Bibb.
31. Tho G moral Appropriation Aot for
1875.
32. To tax baoholors.
port to the Legislature; also $179,000
paid oat by the Fourth National Bank of
New York, interest and premiums on
gold; also paid out of tbe treasury direot
on executive warrants since tho 1st Janu
ary $124,000; also cash on hand $167,-
000, making $1,102,000 which leaves a
deficit of $118,000 to acoouut for.
This deficit Treasurer Jones submits
informal vouchers for advances made to
the oivil establishment of the State, ex
change bills, executive warrants signed
by Bullock, interest on temporary loan,
loss by fnilae of John King, Coiambus,
aud counterfeits amounting to about
$(>4,000, none of which arc in proper
form, aud whioh, upon a superficial ex
amination, the Committee do not allow—
thus leaving about $4,000 unaccounted
for altogether.
The committee furtherstate that Treas
urer Jones illegally paid $152,000 of old
bonds, due January, 1872, the same be
ing part of bonds said by Bullook to have
been paid by Clews. Of course Junes is
not charged with this in the foregoing
balance.
Jones states in extenuation that he had
no notice of previous payment.
The committee concluded by recom
mending that Jones be requested to re
sign, imd in the event he refuses that
the State appoint a competent finaneial
agent to superviso tho Treasury Depart
ment, and ascertain accurately the Condi
tion of the State finances. •
The committee don't attack tbe integ
rity of the 'Treasurer, but condemn with,
out qualification the system of book
keeping and general administration of the
Treasury.
The report is ordered printed and made
the special order for to-morrow morning.
It is not known whether Jones will re
sign or not. It is predicted by many he
will not. If he refuses, some talk of im
peaching him, but will hardly resort to
such violent measures.
Ample provision will bo made by the
present Legislature to cover all the de
fects and keep the finauces of tbe State
in a hoaltby condition.
[Our special correspondent at Atlanta
telegraphs to-night that the Treasurer
says ho will not resign.]
NORTH CAROLINA.
Gao
Appropriation* Passed.
Special to KxNqmaEa-SuN.]
Washington, Febraary 23.
The River aud Harbor Appropriation
bill has passed, and with it the appropria.
tion of $25,000 to the Chattahoochee and
Flint rivers and $10,001) to the Apalachi.
cola. W-L- «•
—Tho steamer Coro Belle, was burned
near Jaoksonport, Arkansas, with 150
bales of cotton.
FUNDING BILL—ELECTION—EXPULSION OF
AN INFIDEL.
Raleigh, February 23.—The Senato
to-day passed on third reading a bill ad
justing tho State debt. It provides for
the funding of the dobt as follows : For
old debts and registered certificates 40
aents on the dollar; for funded internal
improvements bonds, 25 conts on tho dol
lar. [Does not inolude especial tax
bonds.]
The following interest is to bo paid :
For the first two years 2 per cent.; next
three, 3 per cent.; next five, 4 per cent.;
next 25 per cent.
Notice is given that tho supplements
bill will be introduced. It funds the!
special tax bonds.
Resolution passed tho Senate to change
the time of holding tho State elections
to prevent North Carolina from being tho
pioneer Slate.
The House is considering the question
of expelling a white member, J. W.
Thorne, from Wurren county, via Ver
mont, becauso of non-beliof in tho exis
tence of God.
UEORUIA.
CONDITION OF HER TBEASURT AS TELE
GRAPHED TO NEW YORK.
New York, February 23.—The Herald
has an ugly special to tho effect that tho
Georgia State Treasurer is a million dol
lars short. Treasurer .Jones has reported
over a million in tho Troasury, when there
was only one hundred and fifty thonsand
found. An investigation shows at least
one bundled and fifty thousand of bonds
huvo been paid twice. Treasurer Jones
says Henry Clews, who was State agent,
never gave them a statement of the dis
bursement. If Clews paid bonds without
cancelling them, and put them on tbe
market again, the Treasurer had uo means
of kuowing it. The whole State regards
Jones as perfectly honest. His bond is
$200,000.
MurciJre’^ilnnif.
Pittsburg, February 23.—Ernest Ort-
mein, who murdered the llumnett family
who murdered husband, wife, two
daughters and a bound boy, and fired the
house—was hung to-day. Ortmeiu was a
farm hand, and treated as one of the
family. He was a German, and had been
in this county two years.
The Sonate Finance Committee
agreed to the bill authorizing the Secreta
ry of the Troasurer to buy tho Freedman
bank building, at $315,0(H).
—Wahl Bros.’ glue works, covering
eight acres on 31st street and Lancaster
avenue, burned. Loss $400,000; insur
ance only $80,000.
joint rule, objections of either House
would suffice to throw out the eleotoral
vote of s State. The continuing of this
rule might result in throwing the eleetion
of the next President in the House of
Representatives, and he wanted those who
voted against hia amendment to under-
stand that they would be held responsible
for it, and in this conneetion he oalled at
tention to the fact that the Democratic
Senators had all voted to lay his motion
on the tsble.
In the Senate, to-day, Merrimon offered
a* amendment to the Postoffioe Appro
priation bill, whioh was rejected, to pay
arrearages dee tomail contractors for oar
rying the United State* mail before the
1st day of June, 18(11—$372,000; and all
laws and part* of laws forbidding the
same are hereby repealed.
HOUSE.
The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections stand* gix iu favor of seat
ing Messrs. Lawrence and Sheridan, Dem
oorats from Louisiana. Lawrenoe eon-
teats Sypher’s seat, and Sheridan olaims
a seat as Gongressman-at-Large, whioh
Pinnhback claimed,but abandoned to clai u
a seta aa Senator. Tho majority report
is signed by three Democrats and three
Republicans, and the minority report by
five Bepnbiioans, inoluding the ohairman.
In tbe House a small number of bills
were road. The reading of a long bill
was called for which oonsumed an hour.
Tbe testimony of the Louisiana Com
mittee was ordered printed, for the use
of the House.
The River and Harbor bill was passed.
The details are the earns aa heretofore
telegraphed.
THE £AI WAR CONSUMED
in voting for propositions to suspend tbe
rules for a voriety of purpose*.
The caucus this morning resched no
oonoiusion beyond that they will dispose
of the appropriation bills as they reach
them from tho House, and give Pinchback
id Civil Rights ad interim attention.
Too proposition to make the Texas Pa
cific Railroad the special order for Wed
nesday wag defeated.
Rill to pay awards of Southern Claims
Commissioners (about $750,009) passed.
HOUSe).
Washington, Feb. 23.—The Louisiana
Sp<" ■ tl Committee reported a resolution
as unanimously condemning the Return
ing Board, and by a majority of four to
three reoouimouding the Louisiana House
of Representatives to remedy the injus
tice and to place the persona right
fully entitled in their seats ; also reoom-
monding the recognition of Kellogg
as Governor till the termination of his
term of offioe. Ordered printed.
The Committee on Alabama Affair* also
made a report.
The House then proceeded with, the
Tariff.
SENATE.
In the Senate the Judioiary Committee
reported that tho United States is not
bound to proceed with the contract for
the addition to the Pacifio Mail Service to
China and Japan.
HOUSE.
Washington,February 23.— G. F.Hoar,
of Massachusetts, Chairman of the Spe
cial Committee on Louisiana affairs, made
a report, closing with the following reso
lutions :
Whereas, both branches of tbe Legis
lature of Louiaiana have requested the
Select Committee of tbe House to inves
tigate the circumstanoes attending the
election and returns thereof in that State
for the year 1874; and, whereas, the said
Committeo has unanimously reported
that the Returning Board of that State,
in canvassing and compiling said returns
aud promulgating Iho results, wrongfully
applied an erroneous rule of law, by rea
son whereof persons wore awarded in the
House of Representatives seats to which
they were not entitled, and persons entitled
to soats were deprived of them.
Resolved, That it is recommended to
the House of Representatives in Louisi
ana to tako immediate steps to remedy
said injustice, aud to place the persons
rightfully entitled iu their seats.
Resolved, That Wm. F. Kellogg be
recognized as Governor of tbe State of
Louisiana until the end of tbe term of
office fixed by the constitution of that
State.
The majority and minority reports were
ordered printed, a* the result of a oolloquy
between members as to which was the
majority report and whioh the minority
report.
It may be stated that all members of
the committeo report against the action of
the Returning Board. .
Messrs. Foster, Potter and Randall
unite in a majority report that there
was no general intimidation in the State,
but a free and fair eleotion which resalt
ed in favor of the Consesvatives, who
were deprived of the result by the wrong
ful aotion of the Returning Board; and
that Messrs. Hoar, Wheeler and Frye
unite in a minority report, and that Fos
ter assents with Hoar, Wheeler and Frye
to a compromise to recognize Kellogg as
Governor, and giving the majority in the
House to the Conservative delegates.
The majority report in the oaae of Ala
bama, wai presented by Oobnrn, of
Iudiane.
The House et 12 o'oloek went into a
Committee of the Whole on the Tariff
bill, Hale, of Maine, in the Chair—ell the
debate on the bill boing limited to one
hour.
The House spent the whole day in a
Committee of the Whole on the Tariff
bill, end among other amendments pnt
on was one for an incoma tax, bnt as
soon as it was reported baok to the Home
Dawea moved a substitute for the whole
MU wkioh was pBleed by yOhe in, nsyi
113.
Tbe bill, as passed, makes tbe tax on
whisky hereafter to be manufactured, not
taxing stook on hand at all, 90 eents e
gallon; an tobaoco 24 cents a pound; on
cigars $6 a thousand; on oigarettes $2.75
thousand; on molasses, malada and
Hogar, imported from foreign countries,
an additional tag of 25 per eent.
On tbe present duties, it restores the
10 per eent. on manufactured goads, and
provides that the inoreaae of duties shall
not apply to goods aotnaily on shipboard
for nae on or before tho 10th of February,
1875, or to goods on deposit in ware
houses or publio stores at the date of
the passage of the sot.
SENATE.
Spenoer presented a memorial from the
Republican members of the General As
sembly of Alabama to the President and
members of Congress, setting forth, first,
that changes have been made by the Ala
bama Legislature in the penal oode of the
State by whioh a system of involuntary
servitude end peonage tor Afriean
citizens in the South is to be
inaugurated; second, that the politioal
legislation has been enacted by means of
which 98,000 Republiean voters are prac
tically deprived of representation; third,
that the Republican constituents are re
stricted, and there is a praotioal nullifica
tion of the constitutional amendments;
they therefore aek Congress to empower
tbe President to suspend the writ of
Habeas Corpus in certain contingencies,
iu order to preserve the pesos in the
Southern 8 tat os. Referred to Committee
on Privileges end Elections.
Post-office appropriation is np.
Au amendment to strike ont
the olanse repealing the motion
to strike ont the Paoiflo Mail
subsidy was lost by 52 to 11. Those vot
ing to strike ont were: Cameron, Conover,
Cragin, Flanuagan, Frelinghuysen, Mitch
ell, Morton, Patterson, Pease, Sargent
end Spragne. Bill passed.
The Senate is still In session.
The Army bill passed.
Tbe admission of Colorado is up. Ed
monds stated the majority of hia party de
sired this aotion, otherwise he would have
pressed Civil Rights.
The Atlantic and Great Westera
Canal.
Washington, Febraary 23.—A party
of United States engineers, under oom-
mand of Col. B. W. Frobel, who have
for several months post been engaged
upon final surveys of the Atlantio end
Great Western Canal route through Geor
gia to connect west with the seaboard,
have completed their labors end will very
soon mako an offloial report. Tbe report
will show that there is no possible obsta
cle in tbe way of snocesefnl proseontion
of tbe work. The line of the eanal, final
ly looated, passes along Tennessee river
to Gantersville,thenoe soross to Gadsden,
Ala., on the Coosa river; np that river to
Cooper's mill, end from thence across the
Chattahooohee to the heed waters of the
Ocmnlgee, and down that stream to the
sea. It ia proposed that when the river
and harbor bill reeehes the Senate to add
to it an amendment appropriating $000,-
000 for the commencement of the work
and its proaeoution during the present
year.
Oskleel Heeling.
Washington February 23.—The Cabi
net to day decided to take no action at
present upon the proposition from the
Psoifio Railroad Company touiake e sink
ing fund of. their obligation to the gov
ernment lest the discussions in Congress
should bo pnt to hazard tbe regnler ap
probation bills.
There was no diaoussion in Cabinet to
day either upon Arkansas or Louisiana.
Incendlnrjr Flree al Washington.
Washington, February 23.—Winder's
building, oooupied by the Ordnance and
Engineers Departments was fired by an
incendiary. The building is opposite the
Navy Department, and has been fired
three times. Some one is orazy or there
ia a plot to destroy the records.
News from tbe Black Ullls.
Sioux Citt, Iowa, Feb. 20.—A letter
has been received by Charles Collins, edi
tor of tbe Timet, direot from the party
that left here last Ootober, for the Black
Hills gold mine*. The party, numbering
thirty, are comfortably quartered near
Center, in the hill*. They bad no trouble
with the Indians; have plenty of provis
ions and are prospecting with sueceas.
Tni* is the first reliable information from
this party. Various rumor* have been
afloat of the party returning with gold
dust, but they are probably untrue.
SHIP NKWS.
AGENT WANTED
BT THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
For Columbus and Surrounding Territory.
Liberal term* will be given to a Live Man who means buainoaa. Apply to
-A-. B. JONES,
Gen’l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company,
iggil— Maoon. Qa.
fa - -
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
lawyers.
LIONEL io. LETT, JR.,
AHtrmej rad Counsellor at Law.
omiaUAloner of Deeds N. Y. and othar State*.
OiatariMhk Most. IntarmneeOo,
Special attention given to collection*.
Tobacco, Claart, lie.
NIAICB BONN.
If you want to enjoy a good amoke, go to his
Cigar Manufactory,
' ** Mera4Bt*J
Sea
New York, February as.—Arrived:
Salvador, Manhattan and Eldor.
—Thoms* M. Patterson, delegte elect
I from Colorado, ha* arrived in Washington
to urge tho passage by Congress of the
bill to admit that Territory,
SAMUEL B. HATCH EK,
Attorney at Law.
Ja30 Office o?cr Wittich A Kinsel’a.
A. A. HOSIER,
Attwraey rad Conaseller mt Law,
Practices la Btete and Federal Courts In Georgia
bod Alabama.
Office 126 Broad fct., Columbus, Qa. ja6
Mars 11. BuRDvoaHe * Louis V. Uakjued.
BLAXBrORD dfc QABRABD,
AMsrasys and Counsellors at Law.
Offioe No. 67 Broad street, over Wittich A Kin-
eel’s Jewelry Store.
WiU^tractio* in the Btate and Federal Courts.
Jam. M. ImiiUh Okas. J. hwivy.
BUhhELL dk hWlFT,
Attorneys aud Counsellors at Law. Will practice
iu the Courts of Georgia (Chattahoochee Clreuit)
aud Alabama. Office over 0. A. Redd « Co.’e store,
Broad street, Columbus, Ga. Jal
L. T. DOWNING,
Attsrnsy and Solicitor.
U. ft. Com’r and Register in Bankruptcy Office
novfiOJ over Brooks' Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
B. J. M08£k,
Attorney aad Coaaoollor at Law,
Georgia Dome luaurance Company buildiug, esc*
oct7 ly j ond story.
Cotton Factories.
COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING OO.,
Manufacturers of
lheetia|$, Shirtings, and Sewing aad
Knitting Thread.
Cards Wool aud Grinds Wheat and Corn-
Office iu roar of Wittich A Kineel’s, Randolph et.
jal6 R. 11. CHILTON, President.
MUhCOUEE MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of
BURSTINGS, SHIRTING 8,
YARN, ROPE, Ac.
COLUMBUS, GA.
G. P. SWIFT, President.
W. A. 8W1FT, Secretary A Treasurer. oct3l ly.
Painters.
WM. SNOW, JR., A CO.,
House aad Sign Painters,
Old Oglethorpe corner, (Just north of postoiUce)
Columbus, Georgia.
Will contract for Mouse and fciign Painting at
reasonable prices, and guarantee satisfaction.
Refer to Wm. tinow, dr. (apr5
WKLL8 A CUUTIS,
Ne. 19 Broad St., Sign of the Big Boot,
DBALKRSIK
Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings.
Olrs prompt and oarefnl attention to orders
by^maili pay the highest market price lor
N. B.—Plasterers’ Hair always on hand.
JI4
Croce re.
BAN’L B. B11E,
Dealer in Family Groceries, on Dryau street, he*
tween Oglethorpe A Jackson streets.
No charge for drayage. doc7
J. U. HAMILTON,
Wholesale and Befall tirocer,
notion of Frouklin, Warren A Oglethurpo tits,
a char*© tor drayage. sap 14
Dentists.
W. F. TIGNKK,
Dentist,
Opposite Strupper’s building, Randolph 8t.
Special attention given to the insertion of Arti-
llciak Teeth, as well «• to Operative Dentistry,
fetritt dew
COLUMBUS DENTAL ROOMS,
W. T. Pool, Prop’r,
George Home Building, Columbus Georgia.
Builders and Architects.
J. U. UlftALMKMN,
Haase Carpenter and Builder.
Jobbing done at short notice.
Plans and specifications furnished for all stylr*
of buildings
Broad Street, next to G. W. Brown’s,
Ja9 Columbus. Go.
Doctors.
DM. h. B. LAW.
Office corner Broad and Randolph streote, Burrus’
buildiug.
Reeidenoe on Forsyth, three doors below St. Clair.
Jafi
Tin and Coppersmiths.
WM. r£E,
Warfcer In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper.
Order* from abroad promptly attended to.
lo7 No. 174. Broad Ptroet.
Hotels.
ADAME HOUSE.
When you go to Opelika, he sure to stop at the
Adams Uouse, Opposite Passenger Depot.
deo26
Piano Tuning, Sc.
B. W. BLAU,
Repairer and Tuner of Pianoes, Organs and
Accordeona. Sign Painting also doue.
Older* may be be left at J. W. Pease A Norraau’t
Book Store nppA
Livery and Sale Stables.
EGBERT THOMPSON,
Livery, hale and Exchange Stable*.
OoLiTHoari, North or Randolph Sts..
•CLIO Columbus, Ga.
Freah Meats.
J. W. PATRICK,
•tails No. 1# and 18, Market House.
Freeh Meats of every kind aud beet quality,
jail always on band.
Confectioners.
—ate
I. Q. STB UP FAR,
Crady Mauufaeturwr
II blade at Caafbetleaer, aad
8Ueb Oaadp IS seats.
fujl weight guaranteed la each box.
JqZt
Watchmaker*.
Praotioal Wetobaaaber aad Jeweler.
Bucowawr to L. Uutowaky,
. 105 Brood .traat,
Ooluabua, Os.
O. H. LNQUnr, ~
Watchmaker.
„ . . *** Broad .treat, Oolumbua, Os.
watches and Oloeke repaired In the beet mnn-
mr and warrant.*, jjjj
Dress* Making.
■Ibb M. A. HOLUBUlWeBIB, V
Dread-Making, Cutting and • itting. Terms cheao.
i andshop iu Brownevill*.
Barbershops.
ALEX A 118,
Banos*, (t. Cum Iiu
ED. TIIEY, Barber,
Crawford 8t., lodar Kanklo llouse, Coluaibua. Ua.
duel*
Boot and Shoemakers
WH. MIYIR, ~ "
Boot and Shoe maker.
Dealer in Leather and riadlngf. Next to 0. A.
Bedd A Co.’*. Prompt and strict attention gists
to order.. fill
Cun and Looksmtthe.
PHILIP E1FLKK,
Uun and LockaWltb, Crawford street, next to
Johuion’s corner, Culuubus, Ga. J*B
WILLIAM aOHOBKK,
Gun and Lockamith and dealer In Gunning Mm
Jil6 tnrinle. East of Dtrupper'i Confectionary
LAWYERS*
HINES DOZIER,
Attorney at Law,
HAMILTON, GA.,
W ILL practice In the Chattahoochee Circuit
or any where elee. All kind of collections
pushed. “Pay me or run away." nov!4 tf
OPELIKA DIRECTORY.
Doctors.
Ult. JAB. T. WAKNOCK,
Surgeon and Phyalclaa.
Office at Slaughter's Drug htore, Railroad street.
Tailors.
Q. J, XtKBgH,
Merchant Tailor end Cutler.
A full stock of French and Kngll.h Broadcloth)
Coeeimerae and Veatinga.
*Prl»No. 154 Brood Street.
HENBY BELLMAN.
Catting, Cleaning aad Repairing
Done in the best etyle.
apr24j Corner Crawford and Most St*.
REAL ESTATE ACZtflis.
JOHN BLACKMAK,
at. Clair Street, Qunby’a Building, next to
Freer, Illgea It Oo.
Real Estate & Insurance Ag't-
Kir KB, BT riAMSSlOM,
To Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Dank, this city
J»a?8 tf' '
MILLINERY.
'tTYE offer to the pnblle forth# next thirty
vy day*, onr large end well eooerted stock
of Ladles', Misses' and Children's Hat, end
Bonnets, trimmed end untrlmmed, et east for
cash ;i and i *ll other ertlelea In onr Una et great.
IiLY,
UjtajA
Commercial Hotel,
EUFAULA, ALABAMA.
D EDICATED to the Commercial Travelers
of the United States, and ell parson, trav
eling on business or pleasure, we wlU do ell
agreeable,
novlt tf
Give n, L , .,
BIDDLE k 8MITBA, Propfrl
J. T. COOK,
Freeb Hastes at All Klnda,
sept Stall. Noe. U and IT.
DEGRAFF&TAYL0R
Manufacturers end Dealers u
Furniture, Bedding,
LAMBREQUINS. AC..
Nos. 87 and 80 Bowery
I* 0HBI8TIB, US
IBS rad 183 Heater street,
Era ask start—JY#. 41 JWrM ismus.
(JelT-tfJ
Wanted,
Y3 AGS, Old Cotton, Hide, (dry aedgrsen).
M^^:^w K rh*i%f w E s i T , asi"M' i
EST CASH PRICE, delivered at Depots or
Wharr, In Columbus, Qa. Oflloe et oornsr of
Bridge end Ogletorpe streets,
fsbl tf JOHN HEHAFFET.
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