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Newspaper Page TextCohtmlw nqmitt yol. xvn. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1875. NO 82 TBBliCS 09 TVS DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY ■NQUIltBIt-SUN. On »n<l after the flrat of January next the fto-tage on papers must he paid by the pub. 1 liber. This will he ten cents a month (or dallies and Are cents a quarter for each weekly, Our subscribers will seethe necessity for pay. nf up promptly, ai all those In arrears will be dropped on the first of January. We are ever willing to aooouunodato our friends, but It will be Impossible to send out papers not paid for In advance. The following will be the subscription terms for the EuQuiuna for the year 1876: WHEN XAH.HI>. Dally, lu advanoe with post age paid.... $ » 20 per annum. Dally and Sunday with post age paid 11 40 “ “ Sunday, with postage paid.... *2 70 M M Weekly, withpostsgepaid... 2 2» •* “ Sunday and Weekly, with postage paid 3 40 “ “ eUEVBD 1H CITT AMD SUBURBS, AS HBUKTO- FORK. Dally, week days only, .$ 8 00 per annum. Dally and **unday, 10 c$ “ “ Na Sum days served separately. O99I0B BOX. Dally. $ 8 00 per annum Dally and Sunday 10 oo “ i‘ Sunday 2 60 « Weekly 200 « “ Weekly and Sunday 3 00 “ “ Clubbing ratos have been snspended. All smenplred eontraets when mailed will be filled at oi l rates, deducting postage for the fraction •f the year 1876 through which they run. In the slty, Dally Subscribers will be served the ally week-day palters. The Sunday being a tpeeial edition. fiqeere 1 Wee Adrertlslnv Rates. Daily, t 3 00 6 00 6 60 t Month, “ 8 «> t “ “ la oo 8 " "■ 17 00 4 M ' •• 20 00 6 “ “ 22 60 6. “ ** 26 00 l'Bquarel year 42 00 Tna above Is with the privilege of a cha every three mouth*. Fot yearly card* a liberal count will be made. The rate f,»r every other day In Pally and every week in Weekly or Sunday will be tlio earn 8 Dally rate. For twice a week tho rate will be ono-balf Daily yatee. For advertisement* I<i local or rending columns B0 per oent additional will bo charged. The Weokly or Bund »y rates will be one-third •f tbe Daily. When uu advertisement is changed more than onoe in throe month* tho advertiser will be charg ed with tbo cost of composition. Foreign adver tisers must pav as do those at borne. com will be Bailing from seventy-five oent* to on* dollar per boahel. W* beard jnat anoh report* last year from oonntiea in whioh oorn is now Bailing for ovar * dollar a bushel. The Troy Enquirer says that the mem ber* of the Biehlaud Orange, in Pike county, last year raised a aufBoienoy of oorn, meat, peas, and tyrop to supply *11 their wants, and there haa been over a thonsand bushels of corn sold by the members of it to other farmers. It* members are tapidly becoming indepen dent, and ara among oar moat prosperous citizens. —The Camden New* contains the fol lowing account of the drowning of four men last week: At Black’s Bluff, iu this county, Inst Saturday week, as we hare been credibly informed, four negro men were drowned. It appear* that Are negroes entered a skiff to goaorosathe river at that point, and in oonieqticnec of the high wind prevailing at that time, the skiff was ospaized, when fonr of the number were drowned. The other uian swam ashore, and escaped the fate of his companion*. The river was much swol len, and we believe the bodies heve not been recovered. FE!tmi.T*nA. UKHBANT. mubsmh xditob arbzstkd ih Austria— THE CABUST FUND. Bebun, April 8.—Herr Sigel, editor of the Vaterland, of Muniob, recently sen tenced In default of appearance for pub lishing nrticles insulting to Bismarck, waa arrested by the Austrian authorities at Saltzborg on the applioation of the Oer- man Government, end will be sent to Berlin instead of Munich, where he will be tried. It is reported the Government will pfoaeoute the subscribers to the Cerlist fend for fomenting rebellion against e friendly power. LEOAL FROCK (Divas AGAINST A BISHOP. The Bishop of Breslau bee refused lo resign hi* See. Legal proceedings will ooinmence immediately to enforce com pliance with the decree of the Court. KX-BlfPBISS OF CHINA DEAD. Bhamubai, April 8.—The widow of the late Emperor died on Maroh 27th. ■PAM. GZU1UIA NEWS. <* - —Tbs Comptroller General he* ex’end- J* ed the lima for the Rale of the wild lauds * of the State thirty days longer. —The Atlanta Herald reports a bet of $28 made in that city on Tuesday, that Hon. A. O. Bacon would be the next Gov ernor of Georgia. —A toy balloon, sent up by some boys of Macon, with their address attached, was foaud near Gordon, 2'lj miles east of Maoun, end retained to them. —The foreign exports of Savannah for the mouth of Match, this year, amounted to $5,588,001, egainst $3,983,377 in * March, 1874—an increase of $1,803,224. —The following sale was made at auc tion in Angnsta, on Tuesday : Two hun dred and fifty acres of land in Bnrke •county, to John P. Poster, at 27 cents per acre. * —The editor of the Irwington South enter learns from Col. Thomas Harde man that “the firm of Hardeman A Sparks ncoeptad last year for about forty negro farmers, end that thirty-aeven of them •net their obligations, while three of them fell behind." —The Luwrenceville Herald says that eboters is rapidly destroying the hogs in Gwinnett county. Fewer hogs were killed last season than for twenty years past, end the Herald estimates that there is not enoagh meat on band in the eounty, if equally distributed, to supply tho demand until the 1st of July. —On Tuesday the coantier of Morgan and Clarke cbose delegates friendly to Mr. Hill to the Congressional Nominating •Convention of the Ninth District. Hell county chose two llill and one Bell dele gatee. White county choBe Bell dele gates. We believe that Mr. Hill has now twenty-five or tweDty-six out of the forty- fpar delegates. Four oounties are to be beard from. —Among tbs pnblio sales at Savannah, Mf Tuesday, were the following: Twenty- one shores of Central Bailroad stock at $6!).76 per share; 835 acres of laud in Liberty coanty at 70 cents per acre; 18 aorea on the Louisville road, three end e half miles from Savannah, $12.50 per acre; Coast Line Bailroad .took $57 per share; Arkwright Cotton Factory stock $70, —The Macon Telegraph reports a liber- el end praiseworthy act. After the pas sage of tho late oycloue, Mr. Stephens, proprietor of the well-known pottery whioh beers his name, put his gang of pen itentiary oonviota to work to repair damage wherever done, without money and with out price. n« look the farms one by one ss they came, and wherever a fence bad bean swept away, bia gang was set to work to repleoe it. —The Atlanta Confutation states that on Tuesday the Hon. A. T. Mclntire, of Thomasville, donated to the State of Georgia the handsome anm of $3,930 80. This amount was paid into the treasury in cash, and Mr. Mclotire received e re ceipt in full therefor. Mr. Mclntire was e member of the 42d Congress, end as ■neb participated in the benefits of that famous act known ns the “hack salary grab.” lie drew bis share, amounting lo $8,980 80, and bos donated it to the Sinte of Georgia. ALABAMA NEWS. THU KU-KHJI REGION—A DEFAULTER— SUICIDE—KOBE TROOPS. Maunoh-Chunk, April 8.—Twenty-three speoial polios got on the train, bnt were ordered off, end are now trudging home on foot. The polioemen were refused transportation beoause they refused to work pomps. Harrisbubo, April 8.—Gen. Oaborne represents everything qniet at Hazelton end vicinity sines the arrival of the ael- diers. New York, April 8.—A men giving his name as H. S. Carson, delivered himself to the polioe, and says be was e defaulter in $50,000 to the Philadelphia and Bead ing Bailroad. Philadelphia, April 8.—Logo, who killed bis wife, cat his throat and ia dead. More troops ere moving to Hazelton. Cardinal Mecteskejr. New York, April 8.—Yesterday Connt Marefoachi fulfilled the mission intrusted to him by the Holy See, of annonnoing officially to Arohbiahop McCloakey that the Holy Father had been pleased to con fer on him tho title] end elevate him to the rank of Cardinal of the Holy Homan Church. The oeremony took plaoe at Cardinal McCloskey’s residence, end was witnessed by a number of the olergy and laity. The Cardinal, on taking the skull oap in his hand, plaoed it on hie head. Monaiegnor ltoncetto delivered the black berrata. The pnblio ceremony of re ceiving the berrata will take plaoe April 22d. _ ■ Powder Enpleelon—Lose of Property and Life. San Francisco, April 8.—The Grant Powder Mills in e frame bnilding ex ploded, crushing the wells of Hathaway’s bonded warehouse, oorner Spear and Haveraou streets. A number of frame buildings, occupied as saloons and dwel lings, were blown to pieoea, and in a few minutes the whole disbs was in flames. A number of men, women and children wero crushed. Some perished in the flvues. Loss to the warehouse is $500,- 000. The Are is under control. Search for bodies is pushed as fast as the flames will permit. Three hare been taken out. UBMMHA. SENATOR OORDOH WON’T ALLOW HIS NAME FOR VICE-PRESIDENT—CAM1BON A OO. Atlanta, April 8.—Senator Gordon declines to allow bis name to be nsed as candidate for nomination for Vice-Pres ident. Savannah, April 8.—Senator Cameron and party, of the Mexieen exenreionists, arrived here this morning. TBI.BdBAPHIC NOTES. —The Ozark Honse at Springfield, Ms«s , burned. Loan $50,000. —Seven Demoorats, three Independents end four Bepubliosns were elected to the City Council of St. Loaie. —\ whirlwind demolished the Plait Rivn- bridge et Sehnylre, near Omeht. Several houses on the south side were prostrated. -An ordinance waa presented to the Philadelphia City Connell to allow e Pneumatic Bailwey Tunnel on Broad Btreet from Tioga to Prince street. Collinsworth. Talbot ton, Oft Ample arrange ments are made (or the aooommo- tletlon of boarding pupils Thorough, Praotioal Education, Inferior to none afforded elsewlmo. Our entire time, energy and brain are de voted to the great work of flttlnM the youth oommitted to our eharge for motions In the bat tle or lire. We are determined to turn loose no drones upon the world. Collinsworth Is near enough town Tor the en joyment of religious an I social advantages. This will ha permitted No pupil will be al lowed to visit Tatbotton for any other purpose. The roc list Ion rooms will be open to tlioso In- /IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. AGENT WANTED BY THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, For Columbut and Surrounding Territory. Liberal terms will bo given to ■ Live Mon who meant business. Apply to A. B. JONES. Gen’l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company, decll Msoon, Go. Madrid, April 8.—The Government has decided to send fifteen thousand sol diers to Cab*. Ssnor Balmoron, * Professor of the Madrid University, and formerly Presi dent of the University, end Professor Azcerete, also of the University, have been arrested. The former have been cent to Lngo, tbo latter to Nlanda. Other arrests are expected. The Government deelsrcs its intention of exiling all Pro fessors who protest egainst the recent ed- noational laws, or who resign chairs on eoconnt of their promulgation. 43BEAT*BRITAIN." NO AID FOB CANADA RAILROADS. London, April 8.—The Time* says no amount of srgnment should lead sensible people to pnt more money into Oensdisn railroad projects. There is no traffic for snob roads, and the danger ia the Domin ion may grant a subsidy to competitive lines. In this way the Canadians' “South ern” bos been bnilt to rnin the proprietors of the Canada Great Western. Enough millions bare been presented to the Do minion. MODE ISLAND. New Salts Against Tweed 4k Co. New York, April 8.—The order of ar rest has been issued in the new nit against Wm. M. Tweed, with three mil lion dollars bail. A fnrtber order of at tachment against Tweed's property has been granted, bat the details withheld until the levy bee been msde. The pro ceedings are under the new law, whioh au thorizes tho attoohment concurrently with the order of arrest. These proceedings are the forornnner of sails against Swoeuey, Connolly, Woodward, Cowan and tho remainder of the ring. NO GOVIBNOB ELECTRO BT THE PEOPLE— LESIBLATURX DECIDES. Providence, Merab *8.—Lippett, sup ported by the Liquor Dealers' League, re ceived 7,084 vote*; Hazard, Independent Republican, supported by Prohibitionists, 7,580; Cutler, Demoorat, 4,845. Ho elec tion by the people. The governorship depends upon the supplemental elections to the Legislature. The law, however, ■hate Cutler oat from the contest before the Legislature. The Brooklyn . Senndel-ffleceher'e Denials. Hew York, April 8.— Eitraot from Mr. Beecher's testimony: Moulton never said to me that he told Tracy that I woe guilty of adultery with Elizabeth B. Tilton, and that he (Traoy) said, “If this was true it innst be kept quiet at all hazards." It ia absolutely fates. He said to witnosB “There is not a word of truth in it; it 1b false from begining to end." He never ■aid anything to me about it exeept what I have stated. He never told me that be told Tilton of having informed Tracy of This ie entirely false. Hever told Monlton that I was glad that Tilton had assented to this course, and that perhaps good woald come out of it. MARKETS. MY TICLEUBAPU TO ERBVIIRBR. Nom$j Md IlMk Market*. Paris, April 8.—Rente#63f. and fkj^c. Paris, April 8— Spaela Inert Med 1,080,000 francs. London, April 8— Noon.—Erie 26026<4. London, April 8.—Bullion deereeeed £308,• 030. New York, April I. — Stocks dull and lower Money * per oent. Gold 114%. Ex- ohange—long 480, abort 400. Governments dull. State bonds quiet. Nuvr York, April A—Money easy, at 466 per cent. Sterling Ara, at 400%. Gold dull, at 114%0il6. Governments aotlve bat strong; new 6*s 116%. Stele bonds qalat and nominal. OeUea Markets. Liverpool, April 8—Noon.—Cotton steady; ilddllng uplands 808>£d; middling Orleans 8%@8%d; sales 14,000, including 3,000 for spec- ulatiou and export. May, 7 16-lOcl. Liverpool, to-day 7,100 were 2:31 p. x.—Uotton firm: middling uplnpds 3d; middling Orleana 3%Q8%d. Li vaspool, April 8 — 8 p. x.—Cotton — ttale.ua basis of middling upland., nothing below low middling., iblppul fa Maroh, td. Hale, on n bail, of middling upland, nothing bn'ow low middling., deliverable In May and June. S 1-lfld. 8.1.. on bufs or middling upland., nothing below low middling., d.lirernble in June nod July,! s-lSd. Nxw Yoag. April S-—Ootton dnll and .g.y ilo. 17 • | upland. 10Xe, orison, lie. Future, opened quiet, as follow.: April is-ieaie lt-si; - 17 2 32@17 6.1C; J New York, April 8—OottoMMU nod eMiart ante. 1,(05 bales; upland. ISM; urle.ua 170; net reoolpt. 1,(70. Future, olo.nl weak, nlu 17,000n. follow. : April 1« 17-12018 0 16; May 1618-1601617-82; June 17 8.10017 7-82; July 17U017 17 82; August 17^017 21-32; Sept.ruher 17.8201! 5-18; Ootn- ber 10^010 21-32: November 18 7-18018 18-82; Ueoouiusr It 15-82018K; January 1*%01« UK. Oharliston, April 8—Uotton quiet; mid. The Eafunln New* learns from parties who have been visiting the lower portion of the Slate, and the bordering counties of Florida, that the crop prospect is muoh morn fluttering now than it was at this time last year. —The Legislature of Alabama, at its late session enacted a law making it obli gatory upon county officials to publish legal notioee of erory sort in a newspaper if one be published in the county; if not, the notice is to be given by posting on the oaart-ho use door, as heretofore. -Dm Ozark Star says that mote oats have boon sown in Dole coanty tbia sea- eon than any year since the war, and if no disasters befalls them, by tho 4th of duly Three Escapes In Fonr Months. Washington, Aprils,—The noted coun terfeiter, l’ete McCartney, escaped from the custody of United States Marshal Par nell, of the Eastern Diatriot of Texas, at Brainard, Texas, this morning. McCart ney ia iudioted in four different judical districts. This is his third escapa within four months. ■t. Lenle Goes Democratic, St. Louis, Aprils.—For Mayor, Barrett, the Democratic nominee, rtoeived 12,949; Funstally, Independent, 12,715; Megnire, Republican, 4,445. Barrett’s plurality 774. Balanoe of the Deuiocratia ticket elected by from GOO to 5000 majority. MnaaeliuaeUa Mill a topped. New Bedford,, April 8.—Nearly all tbe section bands and weavera in Potoaiski Mills atruok—the former on acooant of wages, and tbe Utter beoause one of the committee to remonstrate with the man- Rgers wo* discharged. G. H. Marshal of Alabama . Washington, April 8.—Gen. B. W. Uealy in appointed Marshal of tba South ern and Middlo Districts of;Alab»uit, tie* Hines, removed. Yellow Fever. Key West, Fla., April 8.—No further cases of yellow fever. Weather cool and pleasant. J. V. Harris, Health Officer. Dnellng Creates Ineligibility. Louisville, April 8.—The Court of Ap pools has decided that Jones is ineligible to tho clorkabip of the court beeanae of the allogatiou that Jones had accepted a challenge to fight a duel. Religious Instruction In Peniten tiaries. Teen TON, Aprils.—The Senate defeated the bill pormittiog clergymen of all ele- nominationa to give religions instruction* in tbe penitentiary institution*. The Bqaadren at Key West Leaving. Washington, April 8.—A telegram re eeived at the Navy Department this after noon from Bear Admiral Mullany, com manding tbe North Atlantic Station, an nounces that theU. 8. steamer Plymouth hie nailed from Key West for Matanzoa and windward ports; the Ossipee for Vera Cruz and the ousel of Mexico, and the 8hamat for Noonan and the Wallings Islands. The other vessels attached to tbo Station wore to sail for Hilton Head soon. No new coses of yellow fever at Key West are reported since the north wind oommenced blowing. The colored flagship Norester, Paw lies, Dictator, and Penta go to Hilton Head. Washington Paroanale. Washington, April 8.—Bowles, Baker and other Texans visitod the President with the objeet of farther changes ia Federal offices iu Texas. Tho Secretary of tbe Interior added topographer aud astronomer to the Blaok liiils expedition. A full map of tbo conn, try with boundary lines will be sketohed Assistant Attorney General Hill will re tire upon adjournment of tbo Supremo Court. ’ Judgo Loring expresses no intention of retiring from tho Court of Claims. Judge Peck, who has nearly reached seventy, will soon retire, but bis sueees. sor will not be named until a vaoancy. The Dana Habeas Corpus Case. New York, April 8.—'The argument the Dana habeas corpus esse in tho U. District Court commenced before Judge Blatchfard. Dana was present, aocom panied by bis counsel, Messrs. Willard Bartlett and Wm. O. Bartlett. Tbo oth er aide were represented by Dislriot At torney Bliss and U. 8. Marshal Fisk- Biate^ford reserves his decision. ""tMiTwBATIIEM. probabilities. Washington, April 8.—For the South Atlantia Btates, partly cloudy and warm weather, with east to eonth winds and alight change# in barometer. tererted in education st any hour during the exerohes of the school, end ell 11 loW.it school. _ ties Interested ere cordially Invitod unannounced Come see whet we ere doing In short, Collinsworth WILL SUCCEED In Its grout mission. J. C. CALHOUN. March 26th, 1876.apOdlw CHAMPION FIRE EXTINGUISHER! WM. JOHNSON, W. II. JOHMTOR, Columbus, fla. Urlfln, tie. ABI BOLB MINTS FOE TBI STATS OF 6ROROIA and EASTERN ALABAMA FOB f ns BALI or CHAMPION FIM JXTZNOTI8HI&S! The Cha towns, and _ B . m Knglnoe iu tb« world. Tin* But lunacy for waro* bounce, depots, saw mi! is, Ac., superior to all oth ers In existence. The Portable, the last, I ut not least, should I* In every dwelling, storehouse, gin house, and railroad cars. To Railroad Companies wishing to selves, we are prepared to offor groat Persons wishing any of the above articles can be applied by addressing General Agent, Columbus r 11. W. Johnston, Gridin, Georgia. Je268w-wt' Mobilk, April 8— Uotton easy; middlings , . l tfj}16%o l low middlings 16}401Mto» good or- Uiuiiry 14%Ql4%o; netrooclpta 203; sales 260 Nkw Orleans, April 6.—Ootton quiet and woak; middlings 16o; low middlings 16%c; good —■! —* Ipr A - 2,1 Baltimore, April 8.—Cotton qalat; mid dlings 16%o; sales 600; spinners 260. Ga i.vebtom. Aprils.—Cotton qulat: middlings 15%c; i jw middlings 16%o; good ordinary 14%; H receipts 202; exports to Great Britain 721; des 381. Augusta, April 8.—Cotton steady, In mod erate demand; middlings 16%c; net receipts 347; salos 410. Non folk, April 8—Cotton quiet; middlings 16; net roce pts 706; sales 200. Memphis. April Cotton dnll; middling! 16c; net receipts 414; shipments 930; sales 625. Bouton, April 8.—Holiday. Philadelphia, April ,8.—Cotton qulat; middling 16%o. Provision Markets. Liverpool, April 8.—Breadstuff* quiet. Nkw York, April 8.—Kloar a shade firmer. Wheat 1(q2o bettor. Corn 1 oent bettor. Pork heavy at #22 76. Lard heavy; steam 169-16®16%a CLAIMS ! NOT TOO LATE ! will do well to 0000 t° me - facilities In Washington which g prompt and full settlement or all Rejected claims can he again oo FRANK WEASELS, Agent, POUTZ’S THE BRANTLEY FARM, X aale. 360 aores of improved Ian sary buildings, goo l spring and w< uated sevaa miles south of Monti $6 per aore. For further Informal J W Brantley, Montavallo, Ala. fablT oawly Nkw York, Afiril 8.—Coffee quiet and firm — for jj| 0> jjuger steady. ‘ r- Whiskey qulat,. at Baltimork, April 8. — Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn buoyant and strong, Boutharn white 87Q83e, yellow Oats strong and higher; Southern 824)86. quiet and firm at |i 060110. Provisions ; and firm. Pork 322 60. Bacon, shoulders 9%c. Lard steady at 16e. Coffee steady and unohangtd. Whiskey firmer, at$114. Sugar steady. St. Louis. April 8 —Flour aetlre; low and medium grades s sarco and wanted. Corn ex- oited; No. 2 mixed 7707»Ue. Whiskey gl 110 Pork Armor, at $22 26022 60. Bacon „ and unchanged, only limited jobbing demand. Lard firm at 16o. Chicago, April 8. — Flour demand light; holders firm. Corn unsettled. Pork In fair demand nt *22 25. Lard steady at $16 46. Whiskey unsettled, |1 11 “Cincinnati, April 8. — Flour firm. Corn firm, at 74@76o. Pork in good demand; country 622 00, olty held at |22 26. Lard firm; steam )6%o, kettle li^@l&>*o. Bacon in good demand; shoulder* VM^o, dear rib 12%c, dear sides 130l:%e. Whiskey steady at $111. aorea uerce 100, k«t 170. $1 11. Bagging firm at 12j40l8o. Boa I n, Ac. • prll 8.—Turp l"0216 lor 1 Freights. Nkw York, April 8.—Freights lower; cotton la'e of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to nlto and ad all, and singular the kiudred aud c of sai l deceased to show oauso they have) within the time 1 why said letters should not I applicant. Given under my clidal signature, this April 6th, 1876. F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. ap6 aow4t /I BORGIA — MUSCOGEE COUNTY — VJT Catharine E. Delgnan. Administratis of William DelgnoU} deceased, makes applica tion for leave to sail part of the ro*l estate lie longing to i-ald deceased. These are, therefore, te olte all persons In terested to show oau-e, at tho proper tluia and place (if any they have), why leave to sell should not be granted to said applicant. Given under my offiolal signature, this April 6th, 1876. F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. snip NEWS. New York, April 8.—Arrived : Jos. L. Mal loy. Arrived out: Emily, Tarpean, Arractus William, M. A. McNeil. EORGIA — MUSCOGEE COUNTY— X/T Whereas John Klug applies for letters or Administration do bonis non, with tbe will an. nexed, of Henry King, late of said oounty, de ceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors ot said deceased, to show cause (if any they have) within the time p ‘ — of administration; granted to said applicant. ...... Given under my otflolal signature this April 8d, 1876. F. M. BROOKS, ep4 oaw4t Ordinary. W. F. TIGNEB, Dentist, Opposite Btrupper’fl building, Randolph 8 Special attention given to tbe insertion of Arti ficial Teeth, as well as to Operative Dentistry. tm\,U w\y # •OAperday at boma.Terms trea. Address 152 IZU'ago. (Stinson k Co., Portland, Me. Horse Stolen, .N the morning of the 4th instant, w 'froB where ha was hltf.ei.. In frontol tharesidence<d J M. Russell. Saldherse Is a DARK BAY, about fifteen hands high, heavy built, ten or twel years old. a fine pacer urn or the saddle, nnd trots well to a vehicle: li d on a bridle and Texas saddle; was lormerly owned by A Odom, ol this eounty From tho description glvon by parties Saw him with the horso, a noted character br the name of Donaldnon Is the thief. A liberal reward will be paid for horse, or horse and thief. Address me at Columbus, Ga. sp6 dSAwlt J A M ES D. ELY. A NEW BOOK. Agents wanted to oan vats In Musoogeeo and adjoining counties for MONEY AH ^mr. TO A book for the times, ono that everybody wants. It lays down the great principles of money making, and shows now to succeed In all kinds or buxines*. Money for w rkiug men money lor mechanics, money for women, nmn «* for iwiys, money for everybody, money on tht the garden, in wheat, In oorn, In stoek 's sons become rloh. Send forelroular and read the table or contents, and you will be con vinced that a copy ought t* be sold at every house. Address I* W ZIEGLER k OO.. 618 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa, feb26 w2m Muscogoe Sheriff Sale. O N the flr#t Tuesday In May next, ii tween the legal hours of sale, In front freer, Iltgos k Uo.'s on the e »rnor of Itroad and St. Glair Streets, In the city of Columbus, In said county or AiuFoogue. will be sold the following described property, to wit: A certain tract or pnroel of land 1. „ being in the 9'.h district of Muscmreo county. Statu of Georgia, containing lte% acres more or less, b-mnde t as follows, commencing the wott line of V W Pryor’s iwd crow. Express road, thenoe In a * outward direction to V O Johnson’s l.,nd, th nee along to Col, Stark’s land to Bulloreek, (h*nc up Hull creek to A Gammel’s line oust to tho northeast cor ner, thtnee on tbe original line to the begin- Bing, as the property ofJcsso J Bradford ar Joha F Glaghorn, to satisfy a rnortgago (1 Ta my hands Lsued from the Su]>erloT G dfoid ana ( leghorn. February 24.1876. • IT&li Sheriff. foli26 wtd I PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS. $16 eaeh, 128 a pair. Chester County AMMOTH CORN,and Imported BELGIAN OATS. 4 Is bv mall, $1; peok, $2; U busbol, $3; bushel, $6. Circular and sample Packages „f Brad. I re. for ( .umps.^dr-. •hi wtw ForkMhurc, UhMMr oo., Pn, Lawyers. LIONEL C. LEVY, AM., Atlerasy aad Cenessllor at Law. Commissioner or Deeds N. Y. and other States. Office over Georgia Home Insurauoe Co. Special attention glvon to colleotlons. dec# HAM OKI. ». HATCH ER, Attorney nt Law. Jeto Office over Wittlch $ Kinsel's. A. A. GORIER, Attorney and Commnollor ot Low, Practice* In Btate and Federal Court* In Georgia and Alabama. , Office 126 Broad 11., Columbu*, Ga. Jafl Mask U. Blardvokd, Louis V. Gaueaed. BLANBFORD 4c GARRARD, Attoraeyn ood Coonoellora ot Low. O0c* No. 67 Broad *tre*t, over Wittich 6 Kin- sol’s Jewelry Store. IFilM'ractle* in tbe Btate aud Federal Court*. L. T. DOWNING, Attorney ood Bolleltor. U. 8. Com'r and Roglster in Bankruptcy. Office uov20| over Brook*’ Drug Store, Columbu*, la. M. J. MOM EM, Attorney ood Ooonoollor ot Low Georgia lion* Insurance Company bnilding, • »> oct7 lyj ond story. 3 3 * | DAN’L B. MIRE, Dealer In Family Groceries, ou Bryan street, be tween Oglethorpe A Jackson street*. Air No charge tor Urttyagc. dec-7 J. H. HAMILTON, Wkoleoolo ood Botoll tdroeer. Junction of Franklin, Watron A Oglethorpe 8U. •V a charge for drayage. *epl4 Watchmakers. i). He LEOUIN, Watehmakar* 134 llroad street, Columbus, Ga. Watch** sod Clock* repaired tn the best man- aer and warranted. jail Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Worker In Tlo, Rkoot Iron, topper. Order* from abroad promptly attended to. )eT Mo. 174. Broad Btreet. Dentists. W. JP. T1UMOK* Dentist* Opposite Btrupper’s building, Randolph Bt. Special attention given to the inssrtiou of Arti ficial Teeth, os well os to Operative Dentistry. f*b22 daw COLUMBUS DENTAL ROOMS, W. T. Pool, Prop'r, Georgia Homs Building, Uolumbtts Georgia. OOtlS Tailors. G. A. KOEHNE, | Merchant Tailor and Cotter. A. fhll stock of French and Nugllsh Broadcloths Cassini ores and Vssiiugs. aprlB No. 134 Broad Btroct HENRY BELLMAN. Cutting* Gleaning nnd Repairing * Done in the best style. aprtti) Corner Crawford and Front fits. Cotton Factorise. COLUMBUS MABCYAGTUB1KG OO*. M iiiufactnrors of Iheetings, Shirtings, sad Sewing and Knitting Thraad. Cards Wool end Grinds Wheat and Corn* Xfiee in rear of Wlttlch A KinsePs, Randolph st. J»l g H. If. OHILTON, President. ■ITMC4M1EE ■ANVrAVtVRIRB CO. Manufacturers of gUKRTlNafi, BU1RT1NGB, YARN, ROPR, Ae. OOI.UMBU8, GA. I. P. 8WIFT, President. N. A- 8W19T, gecretery k Tre—srer. octet ly. Doctors. DM. M. B. LAW. Brood and Randolph si bnHding. Boot and Shoemakers WM. M SYBIL Boot and Uhosmahav. I*«..*r Id hMIh.r and Flndin*.. Hut to 0. A. ■Md • Oo.«. Froapt aad .triet attutioD rl.i-o toord.rt- jj,,. WBLL8 A Cl'BTIA. Mo. 73 Braod Bt., Slum of th.Bl( Boot DUUU ID BooUand Shoe., Leather and Yladlo*.- Give prompt aad -carclhl attention to orden iTldni * W th * Prioc tor OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. DR. MB. T. WARKOCK, HnrgMO and Phjr.idM. 0*M at ZlDDfht.r'1 Drill Mon, Hallroad Dm Hotels. ADAMS HOUBB. *n you SO to Opelika, be sure to stop at t Adams House, opposite Passenger Depot. LAWYERS. HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, HAMILTON, OA., MILLINERY. *1875. NEW MILLINERY. 1875. Dress'Makins;. MISS M. A. HOLLIHGBWOSTII, Plano Tunin«, Ac. E. W. BLAL, Repairer and Tuner of Planooe, Organ* and Aocordeoua. Hign I'aiutiiig also iloue. Olden may be be l«lt at J. W. Pause A Normal.'* Cun and Looksmlthe. riiiur EirLKM, Gun end Lockswltb, Crawford street, nost t< Johnson's corner, Columbus. Ga. Jott WILLIAM lOaOBKB, Juu anil Locksmltb and dueler in Gunning Me- Urlals. Rest of Blruppvr’e Confectionary Frith Meats. J. W. PATRICK* Stalls No. 16 and 18, Market House, Fresh Masts of every kind and bast qualily, Juil always ou bund. J. T. DOOM, Freak Meats • f All Klaada, ■e|>0 fitalls Nos. 15 and 17. Barber Shops. Ell. TERRY, Burlier, Builders and Architects. J. U, CUAl.NERN, Hesse Carpenter mud Dmllder. Jobbing done st short notice, flans and specifications furnished for all style- of tuildiug* Droad Street, pest to G. W. Brown’s, Columbus, fla. MBS. LEE -\Tr0yi4D napcctfally Inform (he Ladle. YY that iha haa returned from Nc* York with the large,!, eUe.peat and i-brtiut •took of Millinery and Fancy Goode I.adlon*, Mii,ee aad fhililrem’D IIATB-Trimmed and Ip.riiDBiedl I'.ne Kre.cU aad American H.OWKnN, HOMIERY,. e.l-OVR*, 1-OHSETN, HAIH ■HMD* D>, JGffELR,, ALSO, Alarae .took »f TRIMM1NO ami HASH Hill BON— other p whioh i PRIOKH. I.O-V—ererr iliode aml quality; auj uaajr r rrettr think, ton numcroui to mention, h will be told nt the vaar lowubt CAM it (IRANI) OPKNINO OF Pattern Hats and Bonnets, rSIDAY mad NATVSDAY, April Mh and loth. apTtr MILLINERY. O UR stock Is now COMPLETE IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, eonaUtlng. In part of HATS, BONNETS, RIBll7iN8, FLOWERS. LACES, OLOVE8, CORSETS, Rewl and Imitation Hair, and all other article! usually kept in a FIRST CLASS MILLIN ERY ESTAULleiHMENT, at prloe! to dfly competition. Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT THOMPSON, Livery, Kale and Exchange Klables. OauTuoaPB, Nost 11 or Rskdolph Bts., eotso Colpmbns, fie Painters. WM. SNOW* JR., * CO., Honan nnd Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (junt north of postofllce) Columbus, Georgia. able pricee, and gui r to wm. know. Hr. faprt Tobacco, Ogare, Itc. MAIEB DOBS. If yon want to enjoy a good smoke, go te his THE PARTNERSHIP -OF— Peacock & Swift H AYING expired, the firm Is this day dfs solved by mutual consent. G. J. PEACOCK has sold to E. S. SWIFT hi! entire interest In all the property of said firm,and E. S. SWIFT aisumos ell liabilities of the same. O J PE At JOCK, ES SWIFT. April 1st, 1876. Having sold my Interest, as above, tn the business ot Peacock k Swift to E S Swift, with pleasure I bespeak In bis behalf a liberal share of public patronage. GJ PEACOCK. NOTICE. Hnrink bouulit the entire bQ.ln.is of PEA- OOUK A SWIFT, u above itatcd, th. STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is complete In every department. Shoes Hats, Notions, Clothing, Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchiefs, Toweling!, Napkins, Tub o Damasks, Casslmercs, Cottoundo^, 1 >rrM Go ds, Ac, fco, In many lines of which hcvr Goods are Just In. ALI^WILL BR SOLD FOR CASH. Domestlos and Prints at lowest market price, and all other Goods at oost, and In many cases less than oost, as X am determined to closo tbe bl Merohants will do well toex$mlne tbD stock, ae great bargains will be offered. apTtf K 8 R'A I FT. aff Aper day at home. Terms (rue. a J«Wdrt“GJjtinsonfcerm» andM$

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, April 09, 1875, Image 1