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Newspaper Page Text.* * [ * Columbus lujutof. vol. xvn. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 24 1875. NO 68 TBBM8 I werit, «tfh 1,600 of hi. wtrrion, and .ur- or m rendared to tba Uoited Slot., lurua. at DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY I ^ ENQUinm-SUN. Oft Md after the first of January next the postage oa papers must fro paid fry ifra pub lish ar. This will be tan oeots a Booth lor daUlas and fiveoanU aquarterfor aaoh weakly, Oor subscribers will see tha naeasslty for pay. log up promptly, as all those la arrears will ba dropped oa tha irst of January. We are ater willing to aaoommoilata our friends, but It will ba Impossible ta sand out papers not paid for In advaaea. Tha following will fra tha subsorlptlou terms for tha Kuqninnn for tha year 1171: WHIM MAILED. Dally, In advanoa with post age paid... • l# per annum. Dally and Sunday with post- Mje paid. H to 44 “ Sunday, with postage paid ... I TO 11 “ Weakly, with postage paid... 2 21 “ “ Sunday and Weakly, with postagapaid lit “ M asaVBD IV OITT AVD SUHUBBS, AS VEEETO- ronn. Dally, week days only, $ • 00 par annum. Dally and 'unday, 10 uo “ “ No Sued ays served separately. OWIOE BOX. Dally.. | § 00 per annum Dally and Sunday 10 oo “ 1* Sunday 3 60 “ “ Weekly *00 “ “ Weekly and Sunday 3 oo “ “ Olabblng rates have been suspended. All anexplred eon tracts whsn mailed will be Ailed at old rates, daduotlng postago for tha fraction •r the year 1R76 through which they run. the slty, Daily Subsorlbars will be served the dally week-day papers. The Sunday being a special edition. idverilslai Rates. t^Wrak, Dally, . • 3 oo s «• « 6 00 8 *• m U 50 1 Mouth, M 8 00 i •* " 13 00 6 «• •» 22 60 « •• •* 26 00 1 fiqnare 1 year 42 (D The above is with the privilege of a change .-very three months. Pot yearly cards a liberal dis count will be made. The rate for every other day in Daily and every week in Weokly or 8unlny will be the Dally. For one-third lees than . For twice a week the rate will be one-half Daily cates. For advertisements in local or rending columns 60 psr celt additional will be charged. The Weekly or Bund«y rates will ba one-third of tho Daily. When an advertisement la changed more than once iu throe month* the advertiser will be charg ed with tits coat of composition. Foreign advert titers mast pev as do those at h< the authorities. The girle state that ainee their onpUurs in November last they have been the mistress— of Stone Calf nnd Gray Beard, and the eld—t one in en- •einte and is half oraxv with grief and shame. They were both dressed in In dian costume, and tell terrible atori— of the privations and Bufferings which they have endured. It will bo remembered that at the time of their rapture tbeir pa rents, two brothers end a sister, were matt- saoresd, and two other siaters taken into captivity. The raptured sisters were re covered by General ifilee* troops a couple of months ago nnd sent to their relatione in Georgia. The two now at the ngenoy are aged respectively 17 aud 11 years, end say they ran identify the Indi ene who murdered the family. They ere being tenderly oared for, bnt it is feared the older oue will lose her mind, [From newspaper reporta of interviews with the— two girls, wo learn that they give their names — Catherine end Bophia German, and state that they left Morgan town, Fannin ooouty, Ga., fire years ago. They give horrible eoeonnts of the mas— ere of, the balance of their family, and of tho brutal treatment to which they have been subjected for years. They have not yet been returned to Georgia.] LOtlliiNA. Platffrw of Ike Paper Messy Parly. The following are the declarations adopted by the late *’national” convention at Cleveland, Ohio: Tha preamble recites that oar govern ment is founded upon and derives its power from the people. The existing evils have resulted chiefly from represen tatives setting party above popular inter ests. The— are chiefly displayed in our monetary system and the monopolies which it h— engendered, this system be ing monarchical in its principle end sub versive of republican government To r—let the enoroaohments of money power, to stay the tide of corruption and extrav- agauoe, and to place the control of the resources end flnanoea of the ooantry in the bends of tho people, it has become oar daty to organize an independent party, upon the following basis, as no re- uanoe ran be placed in the existing par ti— : 1. It la the dnty of the government to establish a monetary system based on the faith and resources of the nation, in har mony with the genius of this government, nnd edapted to the industrial nnd com mercial needs of the country. To this end notes qf all national and State banks should be withdrawn from circulation and paper money issued by the govern ment directly to the people in the pay ment of government obligations, without the intervention of any system of bank ing oorpomtione; which money shall be legal tender in payment of all debts, pub lic and private, duties on imports in- ■olnded, exoept that the portion of the in ter—t and principal of the present public debt that ia by the express terms of the law oreating it made payable in metallio money. This money to be interchange able el the option of holders with regis tered government bonds bearing interest at a rate not exceeding 8.65 per cent, per annum. 1. This system of finance will, by atim- nleting oar industries aud commerce, toon make the United States the deposi tory of the precious metals of the world. 3. The adoption of this system, by furnishing sufficient money at low inter rat, will e<4ve the question of cheap transportation, •because It will enable railroads and the carrying trade to relieve themself— of tbeir loads of debt and lower their rates, end enable the people to oonstrnot additional lines wheuever in ternal commerce may require. 4. It is the dnty of the government in all its legislation to keep in view the full development of the agricultural and min eral resouro— of the oo untry and manu facturing inter—ta 5. The gr—t inter—t of produolive in dustry olaima ita just recognition at the hands of the government of the people, and that through the monetary system here proposed this interest can be fully 6. As the public domain is tba rightfnl heritage of tne people, it should not be distributed to speculators or corporations, but re—rved for aotual settlers. 7. It is the duty of the government to equalii# the bonnti— of soldiers end to bring to a speedy settlement all other just claims arising from the late war. 8. All rights, privileges, and immnni ti— recognized by the government should be based on tho faot of oiti- senehip, equal rights before the law be ing secured by the constitution. 9. We insist upon and demand severe retrenchment ana economy in all branches of pnblle affairs. 10. Rivers and harbors, being under tbs jurisdiction of the government, should b. by it inproTad when neooiwary to the comtn.re. of the eonntry. 11. Throngh the monetary .yetem here in propaeed there will be eet.kliehed be tween the oitinenn of thin country * Arm ond Unting bond of union by giving them n oommon interest in n common govern ment nnd bringing pneon nnd prosperity to eeoh nnd nil of itn inhnbitnnts. Indian Devil.. A telegram from Topeka, Kaneu, dated tho 8th inat., tnlU tba follooing horrible rtory: Tha Ohoytnnn ofaiaf, Stone Calf, cam. into tba Obayanna Agtooy last Saturday tom vnnu ooMPaomac. N.w Oaleamh, March 23.—The Wheel er award haa boon reoeived by Oovarnor Kellogg, but has not baen officially pub lished. It in underetood, however, that abont eleven Conservative member, not retnrned by tb. Ketnr.ing Board u elec ted, are entitled to eeata. The arbitr. tiou deoides that Klam, claiming to have bean eleoted to tha Senate on tha Oonsar retire ticket, for tbc district which in dole. the counties of Gooahatta and Colfax, ia not entillad to n eeat; nnd that in Qiant pariah there waa no eleotion for member, of the Honse, end the Conser vative conteelant ia awarded a seat in tha Senate. The award ia understood leave the Honse Democratic and Senate Uepnblican, with a email Bapnhlioan ma jority on joint ballot. All seven of the arbitrators signed the award. Hr. Wheel or expected to oome to Hew Orleans to aid in oarrying out the adjustment. It U intimated on good authority that Oovarnor Kellogg will oall an exit* cession of tha Legislators to meet sboat’the 12th or loth of April. The friends of the adjustment olaim thero will be no diffloulty in oarry ing it into effeot, publio santimet baing now strongly in favor of a settlement of the politioal diSioolttee. ntx xxw xoax faxes oh his srxxoa. Nxw You, March 23.—The Tribun* aays: ‘‘Johnson’s speech will hardly meet tha inordinate expectation. Aa an argu ment in tha Louisiana caaa, it oomparea unfavorably with tha others. Johnaon’a views on the third term, and re&eetions Grant and Sharidan, will atiraot at tention." The 7 imet says; ‘ Tha speeob is nom- inally on Qmot’s oonrsa regarding Louisiana, but really on the coarse and achievements of Andrew 'John son—the same qneoding stream of disjointed boasting, with occasional shrewd and blunt points against hU ene mies." , Tha Herald thinks tha spoeoh will make profonnd impression by the reeeon of its earnestness and oonrage. Virtually, the speech is an impeachment of General Grant. The WurUl says the speech will aeonre ettentiun to the politioal situation. TUI; WEATHER. PHOB.U1IL1TIK8, Washington, March 23.— For the South Atlantia and East Gulf State*, pertly alondy and warmer weather, southeast to southwest winds end falling barometer. vaelha la XeiUal London, March 23.—Count DeJamae, the French ambaaaador, ia dead. H. Bateman, theatrical manager, is dead. TELEGRAPHIC! NOTES. Washington, March 23.—In tba Senate the consideration of the conns of the Preeident in regard to LoniaUna waa re lumed, and Jonea, of Florida, apoke in opposition to it. Pardee was rebumed. Conkling occu pied an bear and a half in opposition. The vote will be close. It ia confidently expeoted that the Seuaie will adjonm tine die to-morrow. It is undentood there will be no more nominations made. AnthoDy, who reported the emended oanoos resolution, geve notice the Beonte would remain in suasion till s conclusion waa reached. Several amendments of explanation and modification were voted down, and the resolution passed by a vote of 33 to 24. Booth, of California, was the only ltepublioan who voted ney. Hamilton, of Texas, did not vote. Murders lu Rwalwu. Boston, March 23.—The objeot of the person who murdered Mrs. Bingham wee robbery, llings were taken from her finger, and money from her person. The murderer gained access by pretending to he e water inspeotor. The body of a widow of thirty waa found in the cellar of her mother’s home. Gravel had baen throat into bar throat and mouth. Tba wi low'a mother ia in. volved in the mystery. I'eba-lhsrkey Arrested Havana, Maroh S3.—Sharkey wax ar. rested under the name of Juo. Fox, wiih a British passport. The passport waa stolen, end the British conanlete it Santl. ago de Cuba was ordered not to interfere It ic surmised that Sharkey intended enter the insurgent lines. Ths partiss who furnished him money ere known. Wathlsius lienee. Washington, Msroh 23.—llobeson has gone to Now York for e few days. President Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad, has reached Jacksonville, Fie., in hie travelling palace oar. Confirmations: Glovsr, Postmaster Macon, Ga. New Tern Egaltable Net Pulled. Nxw Yohk, March 23.—The Equitable Life Iuauranee Company, reported iu New Jersey disjiatoh of last week as hav ing failed, was a araall co-operative aesooi. atiou located at Elizabeth, N. J., end not the Equitable Company of New York oi ty. mint*- Storm In Louisiana. Nxw Obleans, Maroh 23.—The tornado in tho Oucheta Valley was deatrnctive life and property. The tornado was three hundred yards wide and travelled fifteen miles aouth. The land is lsvelled. The Tornado—Relief Wanted. Acoosta, March 23.-Eight oountiaa in Georgia and throe in South Carolina need relief from the effects of the torna do. The lint of killed and wounded is appalling. ‘ EncIiidTiSees. London, Maroh 23.-At the Northing- ham Spring handicap, Cartle William was the wiuner. ANDREW JUHNMIN. dell. Proriitona dosed dull. Pork quiet at in. Bacon qalet; shostdere S^o. whiskey ■toady et $1 10. Chicago, Maroh IA—Flour qulat and un changed. Corn active; No 3 mixed 67%o. Fork la fair demaad at #11 T8U011 to. Lard steady at #13 08%. Whiskey in fair demand Et $1 1101 11%. Locitv 1LLB. Maroh vg.— Fleur a a let and unchanged Corn nominally 60001. Provisions “—‘ OQti In good demand, For* 131 600 Rao-*, shoulder* #%e, elear rib lauc, clear side# 12%0l2%e. Lard steam 14‘Jo, tleroe 14%0lHT keg 14r%0i6. Whiskey #1 10. Bagging Am atl2%@l3. B altimore, March ML—Flour firm and un. changed. Howard street and Western superfine #4 2604 60, Otty mills’ luperflne #A 0004 36. Wheat ;firreer { Maryland rad #l 33<*i is 3100. Uaoou upward; shoulders 9\:. I*ard steady. Coffee dell and unehEnged. Whiskey #115. Sugar quiet and unchanged. ■■IF NEW*. New York, Maroh 26—Arrived : Mary A Power. Arrived out: Ashland, Chill,Kobent, Emma, Aunt, Burrell, Selma, Annie Beugay, Win Owen, Trieste, Dabravacki, Silvia, K. Powell, Ocean. —At Wilkrabarro, Pa., water in falling, but the people below are moving effects to high lands. The South Carolina Leginlatare de bntod the removal of Treasurer Cardoz* all day Saturdey, and took a vote at mid night ou the adoption of the addreoa de manding hia removal. The addreoa waa not adopted, the vote being in the Senate 11 yeae to 18 nays, and in the House 45 yeas to 65 nays. This is regarded as a vindication of Governor Chamberlain’s administration and of tho integrity of the present management of the State finances. Conservatives generally voted to auatain Cardoza. -Oapt. John Mitchell, who left Livor- >ool before his father’s death, haa arrived n New York. —Tho Juvenile Guardian Society, of Brooklyn, N. Y., will sue Holliday, assis tant pastor of Plymouth Church, for aranda!, fur aaying, aa witness in tha scandal trial, the society was a humbug. —The Naw York Exchange will respect Good Friday. Contracts maturing on that day will be settled Thursday, like gold room also closes. Sheriffs Tax Sales. A Co.’s corner, on Bro»«l street, In the t it) of Columbus, Oa., within tha legal hours of sale, the following property.to*wtt: Also, at the same time a id place, parts of lots of land uumbors 160 and 100, in the Sth district of Muscogee county, levied on aa the property ol Georg# M. Bryan, to satisfy a tax fi fa for 1874. Levy made-tostd returned to #iu by J. M, Allen, Lawful Coustuble. March 8lh, 1876. Also, at the same time and placo, the south half ol city I6t No. 262, being and lying iu the city of Columbus, said Ststo and county, on tba west side or, Jackson street, between Thomas and Baldwin streets. Bold for State and comi ty taxes for 1871. Levy made and returned !te me by R A Wood, Lawful Constable. Maroh 4tb,1876. All that parcel of land, Nos. 161,162, 168, in the 6th district. Mu-cogeo county, containing 36V% acres luoro or less, to satisfy two tax rt fas for Bute sad county (axes lor the voars 1X78 and 1674, as the proimrty ol W P Turner, Truitee. March 1, 1875. Also, at same time and place, south part .of city lot No. 17», In the otty of Oolumtras. situ* ated on the northwest Corner of Oglethorpe and Knndolph streets, and known ns tho Tom Brls- ■111 corner, to satisfy a tax (1 fa for t»tste sad oounty taxes fur the year 1874, as the property of Win. A. MoDougald, agent. Also, at the same time aud placo, south part of city lot No 178, containing one eluhth of an acre more or less, In thoolty of Columbus, Ga., situated on the east side ol Broad - street, be< twetn Randolph and Ifryau stroots, to satisfy IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. AGENT WANTED BY THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, For Golumbu, and lurroiindlnff Territory. Llbtrxl term* will bx given to a Live Mm who mean, bwtaM*. Apply (• A. B. JONES, Gen’l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company, h TEXAS LAND DISTRIBUTION. (300,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE WILL BE Distribute! Awing the Ticket Hellers at ImhIm, Tern, lareb 15th, 1875. The Fairett and ilott Reliable Scheme ever Originated. PBINICPAL GIFT W01TH $18000 The Distribution comprises over 60,000 acres of good lend, In thlrty*elght growing counties. Tho press of Texas ana the South-west com mend It to the kind attention of the publio. Tho Stats authorities endorse it. Circulars giving description of the pronott), le plan of drawing, and other Information re arming Texas, will be tarnished on eppllea- on. S lcketr #3. Ten per cent dlsoount allowed on ob of ten tickets or more. We refer to all banks, bankers and business on of Houston. For tickets, agencies and tall particulars, ad- WAGLEY k LOCKART, Maxanaas, Hodstow, Texas. F. Mob. of olty lot No. 21, In the olty of _ , ... UA’ed on the west sldo of Front street, bounded on the north by Bagle Factory Uoarding-huusc, oa the south by John A. McNeil, to satisfy ~ tea tl fa for *ute and « - *- - year 1874, as the properly gold. Also, at the sametlmo and place, oily lot No. 403, in the city of Columbus, contuluing one- hali acre more or le>s, situated on the oorner of St. Clair and Mclntodh streets, to satlsly a tax tt fa lor State and county taxes Tor the year 1874, as tho property of Mrs. A. B. Davis. Levy ^turned to me hy Lawful Constable. Also, south half of city lot No. 110, on tfre In the olty or Columbus, to satlsly a tax 11 la ior State aud oounty taxes for the year 1874, as the property of A. Turner, agent. Levy re turned to uie by Lawful Constable. Also, part of City lot No. 6ul, south oorner ol Few and Meroor streets, In City ol Columbus, containing 42 feet on Few street and 60 reel on Mtroer street, to s>tlsfy a tax II. ta. lor State slid County tuxes for tho your 1874. as tfre proporty ol Charles Kolllusand agent. Levy returned to me by Lawful < unstable. Also, City lot No.382,on east side Ogle!horpe, betwoeu Fulton and Covington streets. In the City of Columbus, containing one-half aoru more or less, to satisfy a tax ft fa. for State Also, south hidr or City lot No. 280, In the City of Columbus, on Jackson street, between Fulton and Oovlngtun streets, to satisfy a tax 7 returned to ine by , _lso, at the same tlino and plaoc, will be sold the place known as the rasldenoe of the late .1 udge (J. E. Thomas, dsoeasod, north ef city of Columbus, on the Hamilton rusd, to satisfy a tax ff Ta lo my hands fur Slate and oounty taxes agalntt J. A. Sbtnglcr,agent. Also, at the same time aud plaoe, north ( of lot No. 211, on the oo ner of Oglethorpe and Randolph stnots, In the olty ofColumbns, and ** **—* orner. to satis!) . .Inst Mrs. £. L. deOraffenrled for State aud oounty taxes fo the year 1874. HO IVEY, mart wtd Sheriff. ■senger > Kook, MARKETS. ■T TELMRAPH TO RMfiVIRM ■eaey nnd Kiosk Msrkets. London, Maroh 23.—Erie 23%024. Paris, Maroh 23.—Rentes 64f and 20o. Naw York, Maroh 28.— Stocks active and unsettled. Money 8 per oent. (Fold 116^. Ex change-long 481, short 486. Oovemmsnts ac tive with bettor feeling. State bonds quiet and steady. N«w York, March 23. — Money easy 2U03 per oent. Sterling dull, 411. Gold needy U60116 l /£. Governments dull and ■ A j new 15)6. State active and steady. Cotton Markets. Livbrpool, Maroh 23—Noon —Oetton firm; middling uplands 7J£08d; middling Orleans 80 8yj|d; sales 12,000, inoluding 3,000 for speculation aud export. Sale* on basis middling uplands, nothing below low mlddllugs, shipped in March and a basis of middling uplands, noth ing below low middlings, deliverable In Maroh 715-160. Sales on a bails of middling uplands nothing below low middlings, deliverable in April and May, I. 2 p k.—Sales on a basis of middling uplands nothing below good ordinary shipped in February, 8d. 4 p. u —Of salsa to dsy 7,400 balfs were Atnerioan. Sales on basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in February and March, 8d. . Sales oa basis of middling uplands, nothing nothing below good ordinary, dollvoreblo in April and May, 7 1516d. . Bales on a basis of middling uplands, nothing below low middlings, shipped in February, lands, nothing i Fsbruary and below Ir.w middlings, dellverab! June, 8^d. Liverpool, March 23 — 6 r. m —Sales on a basis of middling uplauds, nothing below low middlings shipped in April and May, 8<4d. Sales on a basis ol iniddltUK uplands, nothing be ow low middlings, deliverable in Aprils d May,7 16-16J. Sales on bash of middling uplands, nothing be’ow low middlings, deliverable In May anl June, 8 3161. New York, Maroh 23-Cotton quiet? sales 1,472 bales; uplands 16%c; Orleans lie. Futures opened steady, as follows: April 16 21-32016 11-18; May 17 1-16017 3 32; 1718-89017 7-16} July 17 11-16017^. New York, March 23.—Cotton dull? 2,066, at 16%0l7, net receipts 1,080. Niw Yohk, Mareh 23.—Cotton — Putwres olosed dull; Kales 14,300 bales as follows: Maroh 16 17 3200-16; April lO s i@21-32; Mar June 17%018 32; July 17 21-32011-16? A 13-16027-32; September 17 6-16011-32? Ootober 16 21-820*27-32; November 16 10-320% Charleston, March 28.—Oottoo quiet? act receipts 804; exports to continent 1,620; sales 600. Naw Oelbahs, March 23. — Cotton firm: middlings 16%o, low middlings 16%e, good ordinary 14%, net receipts 1,210; exports to Great Britain 2,613, to Fiance 2,418? sales 7,000. SavaxRAif, March 23. — Cotton Inactive; demand light; net receipts 730; exports to Great Britain 3,402, to continent 36; sales lit Mouilb, frUrch 2i.—Cotton quiet; net re ceipts 228; sales 600. Galveston, Mareh 23.—Cotton firm? mand light? net receipts 1,732; sales 801. Boston, March 23.—Cotton quiet and firm? net receipt* 264? exports to Greet Britain 8W, sales r <,6tf0. Baltimore, March 23—Cotton firm; sales 320, spinners 100. Augusta, March 23^-Cottoo quiet; rat re- 0 -lpts202; sales 313. Nokpolk, Maroh 23—Cotton firm; rat .re ceipts 165? salts 200. Philadelphia, March 28.—Cotton quiet; net receipts 78. Mkmpiiib March 23.—Cotton firm; net re- colpt* 767; shipments584; sales 1,200. Prwvlslwss MisrkeU, Liverpool, March 23.—Breadstuff* steady. New Yobk, March 28.-Flour quiet and un- changed. Wheat quiet and firm. Coru shady. Pork heavy, mess, #20 90. Lard heavy, steam 14 NxwYoax, Mareh 23 -Coffee heavy audde moralised at 16%o gold, for Bio. »ugar more aoilve und firmer. Bli Om to Tost ms mim tfre laws Mtmr Moult [tmssmmtioml amt Or$m WsrtKsm M. I.] s going to Texas vis Memphis a or tta Shreveport, strike this line ■t A«uDgnew, ths best route to Palestine, Hearne, Waco Austin, Huntsville, Houston, Galveston, and all points In Western, Central, Eastern and Southern Texas. Pmssdi best routi . „ Crookett, LAngvIew, and all |K>ints in Eastern and Northern le:ms. no wfieru elss can' Che passenger so rnmip’otely depend on a speedy, sal* and ooufortable Journey. the Loni Star Route has admirably an- swero l the query: *‘Hcw to go to Texas T M by the publication or an Interesting and truthful document, containing a ralusbl* and eorrect mail, which oau be obtained, free or charge, by addressing the GENERAL TICKET AGENT, International and Great Northern Railroad, Houston, Texas. Dlstrlet E.) feblT wly CHAMPION FIRE EXTINGUISHER 1 frn. JOHHffOY, W. H. JOH58T05, Calamfras, Gm* UrlBu, Ga. AXS SOLS AO SETS VOS TBS STATS Or QKOSGU maid EASTERN ALABAMA FOE TUI SALS or CHAMPION H&K EXTQJGUlSHEHfi! The Champion H«1f-Acting In gin* for cities. >wns, aud vtllage* Is the most powerful self Ruglmw in th* world, fie Statloasry fnr houses, depots, saw mills, Ac., superior lo all oth ers in existence. The Portable, the Inst, I ut uol least, should be in every dwelling, storehouse, giu it, and railroad cars. Railroad Companies wishing to anlvss, wear* prepared to offer great Pereons wishing any of the above s supplied by addreesiug Ueneral Agent, Colurabas, II. W. Johnston. Oriflln, ‘ i. (luorgla. Je253w-wtf Lawyers. LIONEL C. LEVY, IH., Attorney sad (Raassller mi Law. Couaiauskmsr of Deads N. Y. and otfrar Btatae. Offioe over Georgia Hum* Insuraaee Do. BneoUl attention given to collections. jiee6 SAM DEL B. MATCHED, Attorney at Law. NtlO Offii'e over Wlttlch A Ki-^d’s. A. A. DOliEM, Attorney and OennHlIer mi Lmw, Practloea Iu Ktate aud Pedaral Courts in Georgia and Alabama. Olio* l!M Hroad it.. Ooluuibus, Ga. jut Mill II. BLiNttfOND. IdDII P. OAUBAUa. BLANDFOKDA GARRARD, Attorneys mud Domnsellora mi Lmw. Oflc* No. *7 Brood street, over Wlttlch A Kin- sol’s Jewelry btore. Will proelioo iu Uie fctate and Federal Courts. I* tTdowning, Alleraey mmd Kelleller. «. J. MOM EH, Attorney mud Cottuaellor mi Lmw, Oompauy buildiug, sao Cun and Loeksmlths. rsiur uruu, O.a uil Luc taolu, C rooter, alrart, mu to JUom’, mm, Oalmka., Uo Jm vauis scnitt,' Cotton Faotorlo*. Ilisellngi, Shirtings, and Sawing nnd Knitting Thread. Cards Wool aud Grinds Wheat and Corn- Offleo Iu rear of Wlttlch A Klusul’s, Randolph it. Jet# K. II run,TON. President. JMJHitHJEE MAN DF AIM'D KIN 46 €0. Nauulacturors of PURST1MG8, BlilRTlNOB, YARN, HOPS, Ac. OOhUMSUK, OA. G. P. 8WIYT, Presldeet. W’. A. 8WIFT, HecruUry A Tnsaarer. ecUll ly, Painter*. Muscogee Sheriff Sale. W ILL ba sold, In front of Preer* IUgaa h Oo, oa Broad street, In th* etty of Co lumbus, said oounty, within the legal hoars of ■ala, on tb* first Tuesday in April next, the 'illowlng described property, to wit: Also, at th* sain* Aims and place, all that eeattbe full width or said lot, theno* north sixty feet, thenoe west to th* beginning, as the property of Kobt. A. Wood, to sat'sfv a fi fa in favor ol F M Brooks, use. fro., T S Tuggle vs R A ’Vood. Property pointed out by Plaintiff Part of olty lot No. 86, fronting on Broad street 27 feetmoie or less, and running baok 147 feet 10 inches, In ihe oltv of Columbus, as the property of the Estate of J F Winter, to satisfy a ft fa In my hands Issued out of Blhb County Court of Ordinary In favor of Mrs. O. Victoria Winter vs. th* Estate ol James F Winter, said property being now oooupled as a bakery and store by Mrs. Jessie Stevenson. H G IVEY, Sh’ff. February 34,1876. feb26 wtd WM. 8NOW, Jit., A CO., House and Riga Painters, 014 Oglethorpe corner, (Just north of postolBca? Oolumbns, Georgia. Will contract for lloaea and Sign Painting nl reasonable prices, aud gin * Refer to Wm. wnow. Hr, i, aud guarautoo aoiisfeeuon. . anow. Hr.iSCi Muscogee Sheriff Sale. W ILL be sold, In front ol Preer, Illgus k Uo., on Broad street, In tho olty of Oolutn- nus, In said oounty, on tb* ftr«t Tuesday In April next, within the legal hours of sale, the following dcaorlbed property, to wit: One-third undivided fntorest In lot of Und r in the elty of Columbus, known as lot . ber one hundred and seventy-two (172), as the property of J H Ivey, to satlsly a fi lu in hands Issued from the superior Court oi scogee county In favor of C D Cody vs. J no. K. Ivey, principal, S BClwchorn seeurty. a u ivky, su’d February 62,1876 feb26 wtd Dentists. VT. K. Tit,nun, Iteitlat. OppoalU Btrapl^r'. buUJIu., Kuidul|>b hi. ud LoekMilik ud faster I. tnik, Hs- tertel., lulllnffir'i Cn.teWHfar/ Confeetloner*. i. cl nBurru, iU ktete «f OnMteMqr Hi Mh MtetCtaiiMmu. full w.lght |uuM hi m, kM. Tailor*. •. a. maun. ■sNfrtai Taller mmd OaRm. 11 MMk rftnMk ssd fa(>tek llteldilki _ CMlteMH Hi TmUsm. K.. Ite faMd faiste ■Mil IHi,, OtewiBf, niHi,| ui Bs^urtte, Uoh Ik tk. bMI ttjlm. Boot and ahoamakare wm. Hiram. waixa * costm. . Mffte «r Mwaiw *M, OIT. prompt ssd «H*fkI MhIIm U oHm k, m.tf i V*J tk* kl«kHt HIM pH, ter am \ by mall Illdos. N.. B.—Plasterers' Hair always mm head. Watchmakers. 1M Imd MM, MMkH.a*. W.tckM .ki OlMk. HfalHi H MwfcHtl Mr Ml tinuki te Tobaooo^lwr*, So. ■*na MU. «»" WM> to .kin • |WitH>M»»>k OPKLIKA PIRECTORV. Doctors. ML JAM. T. WABKOOK, ' TUl.llMUl k DENTiL UOOMU, W. T. Po..L, Prop’r, Grange Homo Building, Coluiubui Oeorgle. Builders and Archlteets. J. 46. CIIAI.ffF.R8, Honse Cmrpenier mmd Bmllder, Jobbing done at short notice, rises and specifications furnished for oil style. la« Columbus. Oa Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. VISE, Worker In Tin, Nheti Iron, Coppor. Orders from abroad promptly attond«-J lo. 1*7 No. 174. HriNid Birsat. Dissolution. __.y dla solved. The buslnsst will l»e liquidated by 8 ‘ led to sf ‘ ** M. E. GOLDSMITH. Columbus, Ga., February 0, 1876. Referring to the above notice I beg leave to CRANDALL & CO., NO. 060 THIRD AVENUE, WbolHal.ud Kol.ll DmlmIn Patent Baby Carriages, Velooipades, Propellers Spring and Hobby Horses, Doll Carriages, Wagons, Carts aud Sleighs ff Uauusuy on bud, . tore* .lock ta ml luted*. * .n-tf UimniTi, kink tt. — Flo«r firm. Darn ( P AIMTEB'ft Mauukl-ltouse and ll.u ualutlnK, Kr.lnliid, y.rnl.blng, |>g|l.bln., L.lfalolDlOK,M|i.rtuK, teturin,. ko. OBI. Book of AlldiSiu, (0. Scroll, and lm.Hi.nU, ,1. O.ru.btto’1 Manual, to. W.tehm.k.r Had Je.flUr, 60. T»«lderul;L 60 Soar u- k«r,u Aoth.inhlH.6o. Llitbtnln.O.lml.ta 116. Hunttr and Trapp«r’« Ould., ». Ite. Tr.lbluK, 16, (It boukwll-n or by mall. JE8SKE IIaWEY k OO., 118 !«*•»» •} ,»V. Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLY to an order ur the lit ahlo, the Court of Culinary of Muscogee County, will be sold on the first Tuesday li> April next, In Iront of the Auetlon liouso of Ellin k Harrison, In the City of Coluuii-us, within the legal hours of sale, the following de- northed property to wit: city Lot Number five hundred nnd eighty-five, on McIntosh Street, betwem Baldwin and Few Streets, wltb all the Improvements. House oontalua 7 rooms, and on ine premises a double kitoben and a good well or water, and good yard room. Also, at the same time and place, pari of Lot 71,fronting 18 feet on Front atreei, between Crawford and Dillingham streets, on which there Is a new one story wooden store- house lo good order-as the property ol Ann Kelley, Maroh 2,1875. Muscogee Sheriff Sale. O N the flrrt Tuoeday In May next, ba- tween the legal hours ol sale, in front Freer, Illges k. Co.'s on the oorner of Broad and St. Clair Streets, In the olty of Columbes, In said county of Musoogee, will be sold tho following described property, to wit: A oertuln tract or parcel of land lying and being In the Vih district of Musoogee oounty, State or Georgia, containing 116% acres more or less, blonde' as follows, commencing where the we.t line of i* W Pryor’s land cross* Stark’s land to Bulloreek, theno < up Bull reek to A Gammers lino east, to the northeast oor ner, thtuce on the original line to the begin- *7 ofjosse J Bradford and satisfy a mortgage A fa la - — *• - -•—iririr c— 4 Dress-Making ■IKK M. A. 1IOLLIBH-liWORTH, russ-MakliiE, Cutting and • itting. Termscbeafg Reoiaenca ana shop In Brownsville. °*°si et 1 laughter’s preg gtera, KsHvesfi < LAWYER*. HIKES DOZXXR, Attorney at ■ahum, u, W ILL yiMttto ta Ik. Ok.M.k.rtkto (Ml or ui wk.r. .te*. All kls. tt nlteHto*. nun. “h| a. at rai mr." Mil, if DRuceitTa. A'hen yoi A dun doeXR Hotels. A HAMM HOLME. i gu to Opelika, ba sure to stop at th* • tiousu, opposite Passt-ugar Depot. from the Bu; _ e Supoi Muscogee oounty, In favor of William Munday vs. Bradford and Cleghoru. February 24,1876. Executor’s Sale. A GREEABLY to an order from the Court of Mlrdlnary of Muscogee County, will be ■old, on th* first I nesday In April next. In front oi the auotlon house of kills k Harrison, In the city of Columbns, (6a., within the legal boors of sale, the following property, to wit: The north half ol lot No. 27d, In the city of Columbus, Ga., containing <ftie*hell acre more or less, with the Improvrtnents on the satuo, consisting of a small comfortable dwelling house, with the neoessary outhutldtiws, fro., sold as tb* property or Barnard Dolan, de ceased. BRIDGET DOLAN. Executrix. Maroh 8d, 1876. tnar4 oaw4t*^ n EOKOIA. MUBCOGEE COUNTY.—John if Peabody having mode application for let ters of administration de bon s non, with the will annexed, of Thomas Hagland, late of said oounty, deoeased. These are therefore te cite and admonish all and singular, th* kindred and creditors of said deoeased, to show oausp (l* any they have) within thi time pres ri *•> by law, why said letters should not be irranted to .aid applicant. Given under my official signature this March Sd, 1876. F M BROOKS, mer4 oaw4w Ordinary. Plano Tuning lie. MLAL, of Fianues, Organs aud R«pairur aud T Accordeuus. Bign I’aiuling also Uol . Oidars may bo be loft at J. W. pewnt A Normun'i Bjh.8 Hioro Livery and Sale Stables. SOM KMT TUfifrFIHMI, Livery, Male and FirhSHge fitables. OeLsTRuars, Noavu qr Hamholi-h Bts.. oct30 Columhua, Ga. Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stalls No. IS ami 18, Market losse. Freeh Meals of avery kind aud bvei quality Jail always on bund. 1. T. C OOK, Fresh leafs of All Klmds, I Ptalls No*. 15 and 17. Barber Shops. ED. TERRY, Borbor, Crawford Bt., under Rankin House, Columbus, tin. Grocers. DABf’L K. DIKE, Doalorln family Ororerlrs. on Bryan street, be tween Ugletburpo A Jackson streets. tHT No charge for druyaga.H*»c7 J. H. HAMILTON, Wholesale ana Retail Grocer, nction of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe fits c ebargo fur drayage.«-pl4 Doctors. DS. fr. B. LAW. r Broad and Randolph etreato, Rnrras' building. o Forsyth, three doors below St.Clair. DRUGS AUD MEDICINES! rilHK aadmlnad .Ml ter tote, fa Ufcw. 1 D M '■ Ol, •U.d, Dfafalfk MfH) rrMh Dru, k*4 Mtekl.H.rHfiwiT. , Ho.pa Braikto u. fak«r Taltet AfttHH I Por. Lilqton, Itotop Ooofa, **, all othar artlolM maullp ktfa la Kot.ll Dm MorH. H. bu alio tk. ..wn ter H.*4 U(U OU, i. but lll.mtkUtoc Ml *»w la *h. W spaalkt kttoktto. wtU ko itm to to. '.ration of PtmiMi *3£ .Wi: Blue Drug Store. flfA IB now MEANS BRANNON, AT '■tack*mf DRUOflf SalSyT “—tab Oal WHOLR KALE, aad offers Kraal Ifrffffss menu to Coantry MerehaaU. Ho keeps oily PURE AND BEL1ABLR DRUG*. Call sod see klm at 1M Bread Meet. From this data oask ta required fir all gesds. oo4 tf DEGRAFF&TAYLQ1, Mo.kfkot.ron M Pofaoro a Furniture, Bedding, LAMBRZaUIffS, *0., Nos. 87 and Bsxsrjr m onurn, no Brmnmk tooow-JT*. •> tor. JMmt. OtotteS

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Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, March 24, 1875, Image 1