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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 12. 1875.
NO J8
terms
DAILY, WEEKLyTAND SUNDAY
■NQUIfMR-SUN.
On and after th* first or January next th.
poring* on papora maM b* paid bp th. pmb-
llah.r. Thlx will b. ton o*nta a month lor
dalUMandar.omuaqaarta.lhr .aeh weakly,
Oar rnhMrihori will •** th. nasasrity for par
ing np promptly, a* all thorn la anon will ha
droppad on th. Brat of Janaary. W« are ar.r
willing to aooommo>lauonr friend*, bat It will
M ImpoMlbl. to aanil out papers not paid Tor
In adraaaa.
Th. following will b. th. anbaorlptlan t.rma
forth, toqmaaa forth, yoar lm:
WHBtl XA1LBD.
Dally, la adrano. with post-
aga paid $ • at par annum.
Dally and Sunday with post
age p*ta...-.'..nv.^.;r.-r.~-n «a “ «•
Sunday, with postage paid.... X TO “ >•
Waakly, with postage paid... I,i >• >•
Sunday and Waakly, with
poatag.paid in » •>
nnurnn 1W OITT AMD ODBOBBi, A* HBRKTO-
roaa.
Dally, waak daya only, * I 00 p«r annum.
Dally and >nnday, 10 N “ ••
Mo Sohdays aarvol aaparatoly,
or.ion box.
Dally $ I 00 p«r annum
Dally and Sunday 10 00 >• *•
Sunday 1 M “ ••
Waakly t 00 “
Wmkly and Sunday t 00 “
Clubbing rataa bar. bmn aaap*nd.d. All
an.xplnd ooatraoU whoa mall.d will te ailed
at old rataa, doduotlng poatag. for th. fraation
•f tk* yaar 1ST* through whloh th.y run. In
th. alty, Dally Subacriten will b. aarradth.
dally waak-day papora. Th. Sunday being a
apodal adltlon.
Advertising Batu.
Squar*.
I Weak, Dally $ 3 10
1 “ •* 6 00
* “ “ 6 60
1 Month, “ • oo
* “ “ is 00
* “ “ 17 00
* “ " 20 00
« “ “ 22 60
0 “ “ 26 00
1 Square 1 yaar 42 00
The above la with the privilege of a change
every three mouths. For yearly eerde a liberal dls-
connt will be mude.
The rate for every other day In Dally and every
week in Weekly or Sun lay will pe the lame ae
Daily.
For every other day In Dally the rate wilt be
one-third leea than the Dally rale.
For twice a week the rate will be one-half Dally
ratea.
For advertteemente In local or reading columne
60 per oent additional will lie charged.
The Weekly or dund ly rates anil be oue-thlrd
of the Daily.
Wheu an advertieement te changed more than
once tu three month, the advertiter will be charg
ed with the coat of compoeltion. Foreign adver
tiser, mnat pav ae do thoeo at home.
0EOKUIA MEWS.
—We learn from the Albany Central
City that a telegraph line is being up to
Perry, in Houaton oounty.
—II ia said that only $15,000 additional
subsiiptionu are needed to complete the
road now under contract from Elbertou
I > some point on the Air Line railway by
next October.
—The Albany Central City learns that
B. F. Brimbnry, the lonesome Badioal in
the Slats Senate, has bean appointed in
ternal revenue collector of that district,
eice Putney, appointed postmaster at A1
buy.
—Charles Allen, an Atlanta negro
against whom there was a warrant for
beating his wife, resisted the offlcors,
catting at one of them with a knife. The
officer shot him through the body, and
ha is in a critioal eondition.
—The Postmaster at Montezuma, H.
Jones, having been reported a default
er, special agent of the Fuut-offloe Depart
ment was sent to examine into the mat
ter, and found a deficiency of five or aix
hundred dollars, tt is said that Jones
hit left, bat that his securities have made
good the defalcation.
—The Atlanta Herald reports: Daring
the month of February there were three
escapes of State convicts. There were
two others eaoaped, bat were recaptured.
For the same month there were six con
victs died. The report from Dade Coal
Minas has not oorne as yet, owing to the
high waters and washing away of the
Dade Hoad.
—The Oglethorpe Echo makes report
of an extraordinary case of precocity. A
negro girl of its county, who formerly
belonged to Mrs. Glenn, had a child when
she was twelve yean old. At the age of
twelve that child was a mother, making the
woman a grandmother when she was only
twenty-four yean old. This, we think,
1s the youngest grandmother on raeoid—
in tlds country at least.
—The Maeou Telegraph says, in refer
ence to the appointment of H. S. Glover as
Postmaster of its oily: “There is per
haps no man in the Administration party
who would be more acceptable to the peo
ple whom the poet-offlon Is intended to
serve. Mr. Glover is well known here,
through bis eonnection with the Bevenue
offioe, and, so far as we are advised, bis
parsons! and business relations with the
people were entirely pleasant."
—Aooording to the snmmary of the
Atluta Herrld, six counties in the 9th
Congressional District have declared their
r ferenoe for the nomination of Hon.
H. Hill. They are Clarke, Jaokson,
Madison, Franklin, Gwinnett and Gilmer,
having 18 delegates to the Cunveution.
Only one other eonnty has acted, vis:
Forsyth, whloh gees for its own distin
guished oitisen ud present Represent,
tire, Mr. Bell. The Herald thinks that
Mr. Hill will have s two-thirds vote ia
the Convention.
. — half columns in
ths Opelika Timet. The sale will b«
held at Opelika on Monday, the 5th of
April. Persons having property in that
oounty should examine the list.
The Cherokee Iron Company are busily
eogsgtd in finishing up their fine mills,
patting in machinery, etc. The bnilding
is five stories high, and when oompleted
will be the finest building of the kind in
the State, end the machinery will be in
keeping with the bnilding.
—Ths Tnskegoe Hetet states that on last
Thursday, at Chehaw, a little bey named
Ooiambus Henry, about eleven years of
age, met a moat horrible death. He was
riding s blind horse along the road, sod
by some means ths hone fell Into a ditch
upon the boy, and being unable to rise
the boy was crashed to death.
foreicn intelligence.
GERMANY AMD FRANCE.
Bxbun, March 11.—There ia no foun
dation for the report in tha TugtbUUt
that Frsnee intended to eonoentrate troops
in the Eastern departments, experimen
tally, ud Germany threatened to mobil
ize an army eorpa on ths Rhine if’she
persisted.
GERMANY, ITALY AMD THE POPE
London, March 11.—A Berlin corres
pondent telegraphs that Germuy has
asked Italy whether she will eontinne to
exempt tha Pope from the obligations of
law, and complains that he is now abus
ing the liberty given him for the purpose
of fomenting rebellion in Germany.
FRANCE.
TOE NEW P BOO BA 11 MX.
Pabis, Msreh 11.—The Courier De
France reports that M. Duvue has
drawn up a programme of poliey tor the
new ministry, the leading features of
which are as follows: The Assembly, ou
meeting after the Easter Holidays, to vote
on the budget; the Senatorial aleotions
to be held next September; the dissolu
tion of the Assembly to follow in Octo
ber; the government to demand ths
main ten tnca of the present electoral sys
tem, and to raise the state of aiege in all
the departments except the Beine, the
Rhone and the Bonehes Du Rhone.
BONAPABTI4T INTRIGUES.
London, March 11.—The Times' Paris
special says MaoMahon, by yielding to
the intrigues of the Bonapartieta, refuting
to make the Duke D’Audeifett Paquier
Minister of the Interior,hes dealt a deadly
blow at the reserved respect whieb all
parlies previously entertained for the
heed of the State. MaoMahon, yester
day, wrote a letter instating on BnKet.
The Duke D'Audeffett Paquier will
piobably be elected President of the
Assembly.
ENGLAND.
London, March 11.—The jury found
Lady Mordaunt guilty of adultery.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna, March 11.—Frances Joseph
received and accepted the„reaignation of
Baron Schwarz jSemborn Aisstro, Hunga
rian Minister.
SWEDEN.
POBTY-THBEE WOMEN BOASTED.
New York, March 11.—Tha .details of
the fire in the match factory at Tidahalm,
Sweden, showe that';sixty women ud
children were working at the time, of
whom forty-three, mostly women, were
literally;ros8ted to death.
CUBA.
ABRIYAIj OP OAPTAIN-OENEBAL WITS BKIN-
FOBCBMENTS.
Havana, March 11.—Count Vslmaaeda,
the newly appointed Captain-General of
Cuba, arrived here to-day. He luded at
noon, and was received with usual cere
monies. A reinforcement of one thou
sand soldiers also arrived to-day from
Spain.
CIVIL BIOHTM.
GORDON AMD LAHAM.
rOOnUTERSHlFL
ALABAMA MEWS.
—The Bound Mountain Iron Furnace is
again at work, making twelve tons of pig
iron per day.
—Tha plant ere of Greene oounty bnve
given orders for about one hundred and
■sveuty-five English farm laborers.
—Tha Montgomery Advertiter learns
that the workshops of the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad are to be located at
Birmingham.
The prisoners in the jail at Greenville
Mt the jail on fire lest week, and attempt
ed to escape, but were prevented by the
flames being extinguished.
—The Colored Demooratio Club in
Montgomery keeps np its organization.
It eleotod offioera on Wednesday, ud
raaolvad to meat every Wednesday night.
—Tha Mobile Register uye: The Ala
bama iron fnrnaoe yields tram twenty to
twenty-three tons of iron daily. Not a
fnrnaoe ia the world of the Me sise
equals this in yield.
—Pneumonia prevails among than*
i of Greene oeunty.
BOW TOBY WOBK.
Atlanta March 11.—The negro barber,
who suicided here yesterday, was oae of
a party who, upon the passage of the civil
rights bill, visited bar-rooms in the eity
ud demanded the same rights ae white
men. This couduot resulted in a loes of
his partronage. He bitterly regretted his
conduct, and the depression produoed by
hie loss of busineM ia the only known
oaose of soioide.
MI880DBI.
St. Louis, March 10.—Civil Bights in
the interior of the State, resulted
in killing one negro, who interfered with
a bar-keeper for refusing a drink to a
black mao. Another trouble resulted in
missing a negro, bat killing a boy and a
man by wild shots.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, March 11.—Civil rights
wm practically illustrated in tha St.
Charles ud Ben DeBan theatre, Wednes
day night State Senator Stamps (ool-
orsd) end friends, oocupied setts in the
parquette. There was no exoitement.
PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE IS SNIBIDAN?
Maunohchunk, March IX.—OnTueedey
evening about one hundred men, Molly
Maguires, passed through Ashton, near
Summit Hill, all armed, some with olubs
and othorn with pistols and guns, and all
masked. They were in search of Luke
Swaney, who, the Molly Maguires claim, ia
working blackleg. He and several others
were notified to cease work or to take the
eonsequenoes, and thay promised to cease
work in order to save their lives.
Anwther Provided For.
Washington, Maroh 11.—Gen. Shel
don yesterday received the appointment as
aaaiatant counsel for tha United States
before the Court of Commiseionen of
gross of Gres do oeunty, ud is annually Alabama claims, ud will at ones pro-
fatal. It is oonfined almost exeluaively I N Orleans to take oharge of
« - * «“ —
—The tax sales of tbs Coll so tor of Las ] try.
VALIANT SIBVIOE IN NSW ENGLAND—THEY
UMOVE PREJUDICES OF THE PEOPLE
AGAINST THE SOUTH—NOETHBEN
SOLDIXBa WARMLY OBBET
OOBDON.
Washington, Msreh 11.—Senator Gor
don, of Georgia, ud BepreMntative
Lamar, of Missisaippi, have returned
from New Hampshire.
The Boston Herald (Independent Re
publican) Rays editorially: The apeeohae
made by Messrs. Gordon end Lamar in
New Hampshire oannot feil to do good.
The Southern question has been dis
missed too exclusively ia the North by
Northern men. We welcome to New
England such representative Southern
men as Messrs. Gordon and Lamar.
They speak the sentiments of the intelli
gent white citizens of the South. Their
evidenoe should quiet the apprehensions
of the North, that if the Southern States
are allowed to govern themselves, thdy
will in some way deprive the colored peo
ple of their politiosl rights, if they do not
eommand them to slavery. These gefitle-
men tell the people of New Hampshire
that the tnrbnlenoe of the South oomes
entirely from a corrupt government, ud
that the politiosl rights of the negro ou
never be taken away from him, ud that
to talk of a new rebellion is absnrd.
Northern men have been going
through New Hampshire preaohing the
danger of another rebellion, and the re
version of the results of the war iu rela
tion to the negro.
Those who listened to Messrs. Gordon
and Lamar cannot fail to bs satisfied.
Wbst they want is looal self-government.
It should not be a party question, How
long oan we kaep States wrong side up
by Federal bayonets ?
We wish that Messrs. Gordon ud La
mar could extend their travels and speech
es In New England, and without uy party
trammels whatever, they oould do aneh
to oonvinee our people that the time had
oome to secure local government in the
South, and that we are preparing a chalice
that will surely sooner or later be pressed
to our lips. The question is vital to os,
as well at to the Booth. We oannol sus
tain ftee institutions in one seotioa, rfbile
trampling them down in another. We
must maintain liberty for all, or submit
to a despotism whieh will deny the rights
alike to all.
FEDERAL SOLDIERS AND GORDON.
Concord, March 11.—After Senator
Gordon had finished his speech last night
many Federal soldiers who had foaght
against him oame upon the stage ud
greeted him warmly.
MEW HAaPSHIBE.
Concord, March 11.—Return* from all
but eight towus of the Statu have been re-
oeived at the Associated Press offioe here.
The footings of these towns are as fol
lows :
Two hundred aud fifty-nine towns aad
wards give Cheney (Bep.) 38,771; Rob
erts (Dem.) 38,688; Whits (Temperance)
and aoattering, G78. The same towna
laat year gave MeCntebins (Bep ) 33,860;
Weston (Dem.) 85,205; Blackmar (Tem
perance) and scattering, 2,077. Tha Be-
pnblioan net gain is 2,827, and Cheney’s
minority is 695.
The towns yet to be heard from gave
last year MoCutohins (Bep.) 28t; Wes
ton (Dem.) 313; scattering, 7. Adding
last yaar’s vote in these towns makes tha
Bepnblicu net gain 2,788, ud Cheney’s
minority 634.
The footings from the First Congres
sional District elect Jones (Dem.) by 472
plurality; Bell (Dem.), in the Seoond
District, by 154 plurality; and Blair
(Bep.), in the Third Diatriet, by 736 plu
rality.
Estimating the fonr towns iu Casa coun
ty, not returned, to give the same vote as
last yaar, the Bapnblicus have a majori
ty in the Honse, but the exact figures
can't be given. They claim a majority
of from 6 to 12.
The footings of the several Sanatoria)
distriots indioste that they stand five Re
publicans and five Democrats, and two
districts having no ehoioe.
There is no eleotion for Governor, and
it will devolve upon the Legislature,
whieh will doubtless eleot Cheney, ths
Bepublioau candidate.
The Democrats claim a majority in the
Couneil, though the distriots have not
been figured sufficiently to determine
finally.
The vote in the State is said to hava
been ths largest evar polled.
Louisiana Hatters.
New Yore, Maroh 11.—The Congres
sional Committee, to arbitrate on Louisi
ana affairs, met to-day at the office of
Hon. Wm. Walter Phelps, No. 26 Ex
change Plaoe. In oonsequenoe of the
non-arrival of the election returns and
other documents rela'ive to the issue, and
also tha abaenoe of Mr. Frye and Mr.
Hoar, Chairman of the Committee, ad]
journed. _
Hwre Doctors.
Philadelphia, Maroh 11.—-The Wo
men’s Medical College graduated sixteen
woman.
Jefferson College graduated 190 doc
tors.
Failure In Mew York.
New Yobe, Merch 11.—Liabilities of
Wbeatlsy, Williams A Co , sugar refiners,
$677,000; assets estimated from $250, -
000 to $566,000; outstanding notea make
the total $623,000.
Charleston Harter.
Charleston, March 10.—Investigation*
show the result of the dredging at Ml* bar
to have beau highly anoeeesfnl in deepen
ing tha approaches to Charleston harbor.
SQUABILB ABOUT THEM—THE MACON FOOT-
Washington, March 11.—Thera appears
to Jbe quite a contest going on over the
post mastership At Maoon, Ga. It appears
that some time ago Mr. Belcher, oolored,
was scat bom Augusta, Ga., to be post
master at Mason, aa • representative
oolored man. In the opinion of the De
partment, aad many of tha patrons of the
Maoon offioe, ha was not a good poet-
master, and the Postmaater-Qeneral re
moved him, and appointed Mr. H. S.
Glover, who it appears does not live at
Maoon, but twenty or thirty miles away.
Parties are now trying to induoa tha
Senate net to confirm Glover, because ha
does not live within the delivery and for
other reasons. One of th* reasons given
for the retention of Beloher ia, that h*
ia a oolored man. There ia no prospect
of his retention, but it may lie that un
less the Republicans of Maoon rally to
the support of Mr. Glover, the President
may be compelled to withdraw his name
and aubatitate therefor some of the
other candidates, among whom are Mo-
Barney aud Bond—the latter of whom
was turned out without cause to give Bel
oher the plaoe, on aocouut of the letter
being e oolored man.
The same questions are likely to oome
np with regard to other offioes in the
Booth.
There appears to be two parties in this
fight, and the Postmaster General desires
to gat the bast officer, and is opposed in
some places by parties in interest, olaim-
ing to bs Republicans, because the indi
viduals whom he thinks would make the
best ottoers, they olaint not to be always
the best Republicans.
As there bu been e greet deal of out-
ting of tickets down there, these gentle
men keep away from tha Pcatmaster-Gen-
arsl, and are apparently trying lo induce
the President to listen to their politioal
elaims.
MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO ENQUIRER
Honey and Mwk Markets.
London, Merck 11.—Erie24ft.
Paris, Marsh 11.—Btates 4»f aad 60c.
Pabis, March 11 —Specie laereascd »,«**,M f.
Mew loan, Merck 11—8 took, active aad
lower. Mace/ 4 per eout. Oohl 1I6U. Hx-
ahnuge—long 440, short tS4. Governments ac
tive. Btat* tends Ready.
Msw Tom, March 11.—Money very easy
•t WX per Wat. Sterling week at 4*0 (Fold
strong riltefttelltft. OorsrnmsuU active;
new Palteft. Stats »— J
honde qalet aad noml
WASHINGTON HATTERS.
DUTTBS—CONFIRMATIONS—MILITARY CHANGES
—RETIREMENT OF OEM. EMOHT.
Wasuinoton, March IX. — Attorney
General Williams decide* ih«t duties ac
crue on the 8th of February, the day on
which the tariff bill was signed.
The Senate caucus resolved to moke
no change in tha Senate employees.
Confirmations: Conent, Marshal of tha
Southern District of Florida; Woodward,
Supervising Surgeon at Maine Hoapitil,
and Sheets Sixth Auditor; Boag, Ap
praiser of Merchandise at Charleston, B.
C.; Maning, Collector of Custom* at
Albermarle, N. C.; Fitzhugh, Collector of
Customs at Natchez; Smith, .Collector of
Customs at Memphis; Balvin, Pension
Ajont at Raleigh, N. C.
Paymaster Boggs ia deed.
(leu. Anger has beau ordered to New
Or I sans 1 ,to suooeed Gen. Emory; Gen,
Ord to San Antonio, Texas, to suoceed
Gan. Anger; Gen. Crook to the Depart
ment of the Platte to suoceed Gen. Ord;
Gen. Ksnlz takes command in Arizona
as Geo. Crook’s successor.
Thu changes indioste the retirement of
Gen tiiinory, at praeeut in command in
Louisiana.
Bonds Far She Slmklmg Faad.
Washington, March 11.—The call for
bouds for the sinking fond was made to
day by Secretary Bristow. It contem
plates coupon bonds of the fourth series
at $24,003,750; registered bonds at $5,-
936,250.
Tbs following is ths ealt in detail: cou
pon bonds, $50, Nos. 10,001 to 16,400;
$100, 27,501 to 40,000; $500, 13,601 to
20,000; $1,000, 89,001 to 06,000.
Registered bonds, fifty dollars, 2,001 to
1,125; one hundred deliars, 1,561 to 16,-
743; five hundred dollars, 8,G51 to 9,164;
oae thousand dollars, 88,70 to 16,743;
five hundred dollars, 8,661 to 9,154; one
thousand dollars, 85,701 to 88,073; five
thousand dollars, 11,601 to 12,320;
ten Ihonwnd dollars, 13,501 to 19,841.
The call matures three months from to
day, when interest will dose.
The bonds will be paid on presentation
at any time previous to the maturity of
the oall.
Extra session or He Mate.
Washington, March 11.—Clayton of Ar
kansas, asked fur a decision on the point
of order raised against the resolution sub
mitted by him a few days ago, providing
for tbs appointment of a committee to
visit the Indian Territory daring the ra-
ocas, to inquire into the eondition of af
fairs there, and a lengthy discussion an
sued.
Clayton’s Indian Committee business
was tabled by 89 to 22.
The Senate considered the Sandwich
Island treaty, with an amendment that
no other nation lhall acquire a naval or
coaling station within these island-, and
recommends its ratification aa amen
ded.
The Senate went into executive session
end adjourned.
■ ■■
Ball read Decision InMorih Corel I na.
Raleigh, Maroh 11.—Tha Supreme
Court of North Carolina to-day decided
the oave involving the validity of tha lease
of ;the North. Carolina Railroad to tbe
Richmond and Danville Hailroed. Judge
Settle delivered the opinion regarding tha
lease to be valid and affirming the right of
the Richmond aud Daoville Railroad
Company to change the gnage of the
North Carolina Railroad between Greens
boro and Charlotte.
Wives ve. Hweknndw.
Albant, March 11.— A bill was intro
duced into the Senate allowing wives to
testify against husbands iu civil oaaaa.
Cwttwn Markets.
sa“a2ttsv.“".
Coitus u Arrive 1-14 dearer.
. “V? 00 * .<■*••( staMUnf upland*, noth-
L"1iM l ^?n6.JSl to *^’
Sales on a basis or middling uplands, nothin*
below low middlings, shipped la February
aad Maroh, SJ.
Sals* on a tesla of middling uplands, nothing
A l ri! 1 J 0 £ d “' ddUng ‘' d * Ur# *hle In Maroh and
«n‘ a * sal. of middling upland.'
nothing below low middling deliverable la
May and June, s l-tsd.
Livbbfool, March li. — 2 r. m — Cotton,
of Mice Uwlty 8,400 wore Amerloun.
Sales on a Imels cl midditag Orleans nothing
below low middlings, shipped In March and
April,
Liverpool, March 11 -Sales on a tesla
of middling uplands, nothing below low
middlings shipped la Merck and April, SMI.
Bales on basis or middling Orisons, nothing
Hr “idling*, deuvsrablt In April
Mow Yoax, Maroh It -Cotton firm but
nominal: sales aa* bales; uplands 16fto ( Orleans
•w*
am£!£ u . r 2 l ,°^“ td . ,UlM, 7. M follow!: March
i?Wun 8 ;f;%Vl« 4 *° ,,1 “ *‘ y 17 **•
New Yoax. March ll.-Ootton qalet and
firm; Hies 1,006 at 16lq0.dK; net reesipU 678.
Futures olosed easy; .als*23,000 bales as lol-
!2 w, i. 1 ?* roh w April 16 21-32 ; May
7.1*2; June 17 11-*2017J^ JulylTKl August
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
AGENT WANTED
BY THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
For Columbus and Surrounding Territory.
Ubaral term* will ba given to a Liva Man who maana bualaaat. Aypty to
B. JONES,
Gen’l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Come
deoil
Lawyers.
LIONEL B. LEVY, la.,
AtesNiawr and tleaassHssai tew.
Commissioner of Deeds N. Y. nnd other States.
OMosorer Ueur.lA Homo Insurance Oo.
. Speoisl attention given tv oolleotioas.
JaXO
SAMUEL 11. HATCHES,
Attorney At Law .
Office over Wittteh 6 Kind's.
A. A. D46EIEM,
Atawrmng aud Cnawswtlwr art Law,
frantlca* la State end Fsdsral Courts In Oeerg Is
*Hvl AUbania.
ODnsHSltced tt., Colombo., Ga Je*
1744017 36*2; September 17 6 33017 3-16; Uc-
tobsr 16 21 32016 u-16| November 16 7-160
16Ki December 16 7 I6016K-
Charleston, Maroh 11.—Cotton—basinets
generally rnspended la consequence of differ
ences between buyers aad Milan In rtfonnee
to weighing and delivering—markat quiet and
nominal; middlings ltko; not raoelpta e*2;
exports to Great Britain 1,366, to tha continent
Savannah, Maroh 11.—Cotton—boyars and
“Der sp^rt—nominally uashsngtd; middlings
16Hi net receipt* 763; sales 718?
Now Oblxans, March U.—Cotton Arm and
in good demand; middlings 16%; low mld-
aX&GS! ord, “" 7 - " e * ,p "
Monti, Maroh 11—Ootton Arm; middlings
16%016?« ; low middlings 16Ut good ordinary
14ft; net receipts 146; sAss 1,OOU.
Haltimosh, March 11.—Cotton firmer; mid
dlings lSftei salsa 666; spinners S80.
GalvrSTON, March U — Ootton quiet mid
dlings 16ft; net receipts 1,6M; sales 766.
Norfolk, Maroli 11 — Cotton quiet nnd firm;
middlings 16o; net reoelpts l.suO; salsa luo.
Boston, Maroh 11—Cotton firm: mtddUng
16ft; net reoelpts 1,1SH; sales »22
Provtalom Markets.
Livsbi’ool, Maroh ll—Breadstafft quiet,
Laid 6Is. Long olsar middles Ms. aau id-
short clear middles 47s. and Sd.
Liverpool, Msreh 11—Lung clear middies
46s 6il.
New York,; March ll—Flour firm. Whoat
firm. Corn firm Pork firmer, at SIS 10. Lard
heavy; steam IS 16-lSe.
Now Yoax,March 11 Coffee dull end on
changed; ut llftOllft. gold, lor Hlo. Sugar
quiet and steed), itiee quiet, nnd steady.
Tallow firm; country 8 7-16. Whiskey firmer
*112ft0113, Inside pries, cash, to-day'.
Louihvillb, March 11. — Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn quiet at 66070. Pruvleiesis
advanemg tendenej aud strong. Pork *10600
*20. Hseon, shoulder* *6 20: elear rib and dear
*11 200*1102ft. Lard, prime stesm 14014ft;
Hero* 14ft0taij; keg 16ft Whiskey *1 10.
Bagging quiet aad firm at 120160,
Cincinnati. March 11.—Fleur qalet and
unchanged. Cora steady el 66070. Pork firm
at *10. Lard firm: steam 16ft; Jcsttle 14011ft.
Bacon firm; shoulders So; elsar rib sides ll;
elear sides lift. Whisky firm; small sales at
*110; generally held at *111.
St. Louis, March 11.—Hour qnlet and un
changed. Corn atrady. Whiskey firm at*l In
Pork*10 Baoon firm; shoulders 7ft08*i elear
r.bllfte; dear sides llftOllfto. Lard firm;
salable 13ft.
Oh to a«o, March 11—Flour la good demand.
Corn dull and unMttled, No 2 mixed *4; re
torted 02. Pork In fair demand at (16 60. Lard
In folr demand tt *1* 87K018 40.
Ualtinobx, Maroh 11—Flour quiet aad
hear); prices anebanged. Wheat firm: Penn
sylvania red *1200*122| Maryland red*l 160
*126. Corn quint; Southern In. off; Southern
white t0O8S| yellow *0. Oats steady. Bye
dull sad undianged. Provisions strong and
buoyant. Pork higher at (111 600*10 76. Bacon
firm and native) shoulders 8ft. Lard isft014ft
Coffee end whiskey quiet nnd steady. Sugar
easier at 10ft.
Basis, *«.
New Yoax, March 11—Turpentine heavy,
at Mfto. Korin steady, at (17ft02 lSfte for
strained.
Frelfkts.
^Naw Toax.Msreh 11 —Freights dull; ootton,
-r-
Muscogee Sheriff Sale.
/\N the first Tuesday In May next, te-
l) twsen the legal hours ol salt, In front of
Preor, lllgea <t Co.’s on the eorner of Uroad
aad St. Clair Streets, te the elty of Columbus,
In sold county or fiinaaogM, will be sold the
following deeerlbed property, pi wit;
A certain tract or parcel of tend lying said
being In the Sth district of Musovyoe oounty,
state of Goorgla, eootalnlng 116ft gores more
or less, bounde tea follows, commencing where
the wertllnsofP W Pryor’s land crosses the
Express road, thenoe In a westward direction
to F C Johnson’s land, th neo along to Col.
Stark’s land to Bnlloreelt, thane: up Ball creek
to A Gemmel’s line east to tha northeast oor
ner, th< no* on the original lina lo the begin
ning, as tbe property ol Jess* J Bradford and
John F cleghoru, to satisfy a mortgage ft la la
my hands bsued from ti.e Superior Court of
Musooge* oeunty, la favor of William Monday
vs. Bradford and Cleghoru.
H. G. IVEY,
•Sheriff.
February 24,1ST*. fobtewtd
S EUBGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY—Jno
Sehno’l makM spi llemtlim for letters or
Inlstratloaoa thesetet*of WmL Bowden,
deceased,
These ere therefor* to elt* and ad
monish all and singular, th* kindred
and creditor* of said deesased, to show came
(If any they have) within the time prssorlhad
by tew, why said tetters should not te granted
to said applicant.
Given under my official signature this March
3d, 1876.
F. M. BROOKS,
mht 4w Ordlnsry.
Muscogee Sheriff 8ale.
W ILL be sold. In front ol Preer, lllgea k
Co., on Broad street, InthecItyofOulum-
bus. In said oounty, on th* flr>t Tuesday la
April n»l’, within the legal hoars of sale, th*
following described pro. srty, to wit;
Ons-thlrd undivided lulerent iu lot of land
lying In the elty of Cdlumbnr, known us lot
number ono hundred and seveuty two (172), as
the property of J B Ivor, to satisfy e ll fa In
my hands Issued from the .-uuwftor Court of
Muscogee county In favor of O D Cody v». Jno.
K. Ivey, principal, 8 B OleghoraMter tL,^
February t.‘, 1176. tob26wtd
nEOROIA — MUSCOGEE COUNTY—
It Whereas B V Thomaeson, administrator or
F B Nenoo. n-pr*sen's lo tbe Court In hla peti
tion, duly filed aud entered on reoord, that he
has fully administered said eatat*.
This Is, therefor*, to rite all persons eon
oernad, kindred and creditors, to show eauee
(If any they oan) why satd administrator should
not be discharged tram his administration and
raetlv* letters ol dlsmlaalw on th* first M nd»y
InJune, 1*76. F.M BROOKS.
Ordinary.
Marod Sd, 1*71. msrt oawWt
Manx R. Buxntoaa. Lotus F. Gassau.
■LAEDFORD * OAEEAED,
AMsrasys and Cwstwawllera as Law.
Office No. 87 Broad street, over Wittteh S Kin-
•el’s Jewelry Store.
wm^rartl.. la ths Stats aud Fsdsral Courts.
L. T. DOWNING,
Attorney aad Bollettor.
J. 8. Cum'r and Register In Bankruptcy. Office
auv3U| ever Brooks' Drug store, Columbus, Ga.
gw
WatohwNkffirffi.
6 BClOKBUffiCr —
Praeeteal Watekaraker aad Jewel**.
*s loses or to t. Ostowsky,
Jell 106 Broad rirsri.
O- H. LMQtnw,
w.tob- l ?.5 r ^?rn^inffto
acr ami wwrmud gtgi
Doctors.
Ja*
DM. a. ffi. LAW.
BraMaedjtendrtph strsaSa, Basras
aaa Fanyth, ths^'daes* briew te Heir
Tobffiooo. Clffiffif, Di.
RAlEM i
Rstwesa Georgia Boa* aad Ms
B. J. UO8E8,
AWorttjr and VohPMlltr at law,
oporttm* llome luarucv Uomppujr buildlnf, mo-
well XjrJ
end ptorjr.
Cotton Footorlos.
COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Manufacturers of
Sheeting*, skirtings, end Sewing end
Cards Wool aad Urlads Wheal aad Coru-
Offlo* iu rear of Wlltich A Klusri'a, Uaudolpb st.
J»l« H. I). CHILTON, President.
IS uncow EE MANUFACTURING (lo.
Mauulaeturers of
8UUTINQ8, BUUtllNUS,
YARN, K0PK, Sc.
COLUMBUS, GA.
•i. P. SWIFT, PrsaidsBL
W. A. owin', Hsuretary S Treasurer. octal ly.
Pointers.
WM. SNOW, JL, * CO.,
Houm aad M«a Palatorp,
Old Oglethorpe corner, (just north of po$loUc«)
Oolurabue, UeorgU.
Will coutreot for iiouie utd Sign Puiuting i
reoaeaoble prioee, and gueruntee etuuifaction.
Dentists.
W. M. TiUAIktty
OMtilt,
Opposite fltruppor’B builtiiug, lUndolpb 8L
Bpeciel sttontiuu given to the ineertiou of Art-
ttouhi Teeth, oe well m tu Operative lieu tu try
ftb&i (lew
COLIIMBlIi DENTAL ROOD!,
W. T. Fowl, Prop’r,
<HDrga Homo Build tag, Oolumbni Georgia.
Builders and Architect^.
J. U. CHALMEMM,
Jobbing done *1 short notice.
Flui and •peoifloutloue fhrolehed for nil etyle
of builtiiug*
tfrutetl Street, next to O. W. Browu'a,
1 flultitnhiu, Ga.
Tin and Coppersmiths.
WM. FEE,
8m Tim, Basse Iran, ( upper
Orders frsm abread promptly attendsd to.
1*7^ No. 174. Broad Street.
Dress-Makln*.
Boot andUhoemakera
„ Brakv to Leather and Flsdls**. Mast to 0. A.
Redd S Co.’s. Prompt and striot atualioa *lvaa
toordera. jJjj
WIIX8 A OUKT1S,
No. IS Brood at.. Sign oT tksBIg Boot,
OBALinaiw
Boots and Bhooa, Lanthor aad Findings.
Glv* prompt and onrefUl attention to orders
ifldes w ““ ^Stast marks* prion for
N. B—Plasterers' Hair always *a hsml
JT>
Cun and Lockamltha.
VBILV EtWLEB,
Cun and Lookswilh, Crawford sines, nan)
Johnson's tornsr, Columbus, Oa. p
WILLIAM BCHOBEa,
Gun and Locksmith aad dealer In Cunning Ma-
terials. Hast of Strapper's OoaJSetloaary
Tailors.
ffi. A. K4EHME,
Honhnat Tailor aad Oatter.
A full stock of Freuch aud English Broadcloths
apclS
- oi rrtuen aud English in
Casrimcn* and Vestings.
Em 134 Broad Strsst,
HENRY BELLMAN.
Cattlag, flea wing a
Done in the boot stylo.
apr24) Corner Crawford and Frost Bto,
OPELIKA DtUKCTOWY.
Doctors.
ML JAB. T. WABMOCM,
Office at Slaughter's Drug Store, Hreek
f«?b!4
LAWYEIf.
HIVXSDOniB,
Attorney a.t Law,
MAMILTON, DA., "
W ILL practice In th* Chattahacskes Ofroalt
or any where alas. All Ida ~
rususg. “Fay a* or run away.”
MILLINERY
m
or Ladles', Misses’ nnd OhlldraoNi Mete and
Bonnets, trimmed nod an trimmed, at sari for
cash, and all other nrtloles te ou lina nt grtst-
d prices.
MRS. Cl
REAL ESTATE AGENT!
HIM M. A. HOlsUEOMWOMTU*
Drea^Making, Cutting aud • ittlug. Term*cheap.
Aasidauoe audahop iu Brewuarilla.
Hotels.
ADAMB HOUSE.
*Thau you go to Opelika, be aura to atop at tha
^AUana Houaa, oppoaite Paaetnger Depot.
Plano Tunlna f Ao.
E. W. BLAU,
Repairer and Toner of Pianoea, Organa sod
▲ccordeona. Uiga Pale ting also done.
Older* stay ba ba left at J. W. i'eese k Norman's
Book fUnr*. bw|>8
Livery, and_iale_ftEibles.
BOBEOT THONFSOS.
LIwoff, Sale omd Exchange Bteblaa,
Oaunoirn, Noun or Bsinobrn Bn.,
catffil Columbus, Ga.
Fresh Meats.
J. W. FATE1CW,
Stall* No. Id nnd 18, Markat House.
Vreak Meats of every kind and beat «iuality,
jail ■ always ot» head.
I. T. COOK,
Freak Heata of All Kinds,
I Htalla Noe. 15 and 17.
Confeot<oner»ffi
~ i. amurpiK.
CSmdy MnaufkoSwrar
son mm is
AH kinds of Ooufactionary nnd Frails
Stick Candy 18 sent*.
Barber Shops.
ALEX * BAM,
Bittsaa, Sr. CLtm Svassr.
ED. TEBBY, Barker,
Crawford St., indor Raukln House, Columbus, Gm
deeis
Grocers. _
DAN’L ». BIBB,
Dealer I* Family Oroosrlee, oa Bryan Mnat, be
tween Oglethorpe * Jackson street*,
p- No charge for drsysge. deef
J. H. HAMILTON,
Wholeaala nnd Hteffill Grscor,
notion of Franklin, Warren * Oglethorpe Sts.
o cbnrg# lor drayaf*. saplt
JOHN BLACKMAR,
SL Ulnlr 8treat, opposite GnnhyW NoSMteg,
next toPraar, lllgss Si Oa
Mai Estate, Brokdra*# nasi In-
Miruwd A$ffiffiL ,
urn, it rxuMiaeioM.
To jferchaata’ aad Maekaaioa' Baal, of tkh dty
J>n« If
SPRING OPENING,
18'7'S.
ARMSTRONG, CAT0R k CO.
Inportorv nnd Mannsariwswnf
Millinery and White Goods
No*. H7 and 1st Waal BalUnaro Strata
BALTIMORE, MO.
NETS nnd HATS, togotkar wlthn uiRpri i
8 took of
(■ported, j.,
CHIP, STRAW aad LKOHOER MkTB
RIBBONS, glldta, SUAXFB
and nil th* Intert Novaltia* te y ,i
FRENCH MILLINENY
of our own Importstioii, on Wtdusrdsy,
Februarystth, M7S, an* o’etock, a.m.
All Dusters at* mart raapsaUnUr Invited te
te praiant.
for Sample Lot* from
ant, whloh will rtoelva th#
Mon.
PpVln"u T nr«».oSrTSS^r«fflSl
kalfomlntng, paporing, lttartay,~M.•*mQ.
■* -i of Alphabar- “ “—
and Jawclor, to. TuwMsrmler, SB Bmp sea
ksr,26 Authors hteril
TSs'kI: HANKY
r Y F ABM known aa lira Thomp
pte**, lft miles tost 4
aad nanrsrt tte depot. Mr. 1
ratldsson ihaptea*. Good!
IP “
J " m *JS2SSfr.
aw"is .
known at my lawo
artta dkwU
indistiakt towr
