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Newspaper Page Text7. . • \ ' c - •.. WRi*lpWWW«^WP!PP^Ww»***r \ - aw ••■ * -:.' ; .-r?. :->sglBMffSt'Jter/ ■? ^<ra*»ra«gg?MaLA STOHI:-95td V i JMISm 3tv& COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 16. 1875. MtMfyi i;!','- uni MAY; WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY '''...waiBMnw-tu*. .(tr.'if-j ■ i i ■ i ■■ i sad kftir tha int of Jmir, next the •panmgsthi psW by tb. pub. I will Ip tea MXU » Booth lor gtmila a qadrtar Ibr took wookly, i wttl tM th* Moooolty Tor par tly, ntirthoM la .noon will bo It.tho>io,o(>M«orr. Wsoraanr I to tooommodaU oar frisada, bat It will ilHt poporo aot paid Ibr ThekUtotacwtll bo tb. iabeoriptlon tormi Nr th* Bkuuuuu tor tho yoor im: , WHgN OAtLSD. i with post- ..** to per Sanaa, r pad load ty with poot- . II 00 “ “ ', with pooUfO paid ... t TO “ “ tlLftthpeategepskl... 1*1 •• ay had Wookly, with o«t*«.pald IN “ “ as in oitt amd ecnc.se, a. hboito- to., room Mfkh liq oaly, 4 * «• par annum. ptetsaatey... lou* “ « i ONagavaaecvod wparatoly. •Bty- I i oo por aanum ItoMyoadaudhy low < iu black nau. A 0P1CCLATITK IHJHBtJO—OPIMIOM (NT AM OLD OIUNUUI, Editor New Orleatu Bulletin .-—Tho •noloood ortioio io put of a lottor from an old Californian to ■ nephew redding io this city, nd war tho uuwer to .a In quiry whether tho Black Hill, exeltemeat wu uot the calminatioD of a grand (?) land or bounty warrant ktotUng oehome, with whioh the writer hereof beoemo ac quainted iucidently daring a oiolt to Washington two year* .go, and whioh in volved “high dig’." of government and army a. “perilaero" aabruoe. It io believed that the whole power of the army ia to be naed in the intereat of thia apeouletioo. A .bow at foroe to pre vent u one of the auraat meant to induoe a tidal wave Of infatuated gold hookers into an Indian reservation whioh nos been A CAOL18T BOOCOM. Hannan, April 18.—The Ouliat. aur- prieod Font Aape, near Santander. They ..■ted el 800 priaonere and font gone. mtobbbt or onnistunx. VianwA, April IS.—It b reported the Turk* have killed two hundred and seventy Christians in Boumoni. and Belgravia within the put three months. oaKPLIMIMT TO KNOU8E LlAOMiaa. Faois, April IS.—The French Academy elected Bdward Saline, English General and author, corresponding member for tho olam in Geography and Navigation, vice Antoine Marie Benn Ghoaalon, do- written up by interaoted army oOcora, sh is really a barren and desolate i contracts whoa mallod will bo SUad postage Ibr tho motion 1ST. through which they run. In will bo served tho papers. Tho Sunday being a Ad Tertis 3 (JO . 5 00 . 6 50 • 00 amt* nms nootu. , is no 17 on SO 00 , S2 SO ■it no <s oo i. For yearly cards a liberal d e§«ilteaada * or feunlay will be ilio same as but whioh country. Southern men and women, loo, have suffered enough; let them not fall easy victims to the greed of Mammon or land speculators, with Presidents and Secretaries and member* of Congress at the helm. ‘Tt is my candid opinion, baaed on past experience and observation, that tho Block Hill, excitement ia a humbug, worked up by railroad corporations, with a view to settlement of a region already set apart from the publio domain for themselves. If they suoeeed by this means in attracting forty thousand or fifty thousand gold hunters,probably two- thirds of them will stick for want of means to got away. No doubt there is more or less gold and diver In nil that region of oountry, but there is no evi dence of it. existence in Urge quanti ties. “The same game wu attempted by the diamond fields exoitemont iff three or four years ago to get a population In the region farther south, between the lines of the Central Paoifio and the proposed Atlantie and Psolflc roods. I knew the scheme from its inception, and was w.U acquainted with penoas hen Mgaged in working it up. two years before t)ie bubble burst. The reason I did not ex- For twice ft week (lie rate will be one-hulf Daily rote. 3EEs a In local or reading oolurons ljr. Bthfi th* advertiser will b* charg ed wit* tk* coat of composition. foreign adver- tlNn must pavas do tboco at home. 91 WmM A Battles wake right. •0 (Usi.J Times] ^ living near this eity wee the , pf a terrible contest between two ‘ lone morning recently. The t wrapped eroand each other j toil to wlibin six or eight inches wf-dhw head, end never fora moment did MMw Uke thsix eyu off each other. Now nod then they would slowly unwind to qpe or two coils of the toil, when with an instantaneous movement they would again become involved to the neck, and with jaws distanded and fangsexposed, S would strike at the other, bis antago- invariably dodging at tho blow, when i. Iris he would be foiled. After repeat ing their msnoeavers for s time they Would lie pantiug in etch other’s coils, ■hi then slowly end cautiously unwind, only io repeat the involvement and strik ing again- Bo fiercely did they em- bnwR each other that one would think uarely the life would be crushed out. Blow After blow was struck on both sides, pose it was because it would aid in de veloping a valuable section of the coon- try, and I believed the end would justify the means. “But the very interest (Northern Paoifio Railroad) which ia now engaged in work ing np this Black Hills hambog, broke up the diamond field scheme, and it is not unlikely their game will also bs shown np. “In tbe early daya of California anoh schemes were common, and wars gener ally saocessful in carrying vast bodies of men to unsettled regions of the territory. I would not advise any one in lucrative employment to seek fortune in e field of operations reqniriug long experience to win eaocees. ‘Boughing it’ iu charming to reed of, bat the reality is terrible..” |nMmv« once was an adversary so far toff his guard aa to reoeive a blow, had been fighting over a They . h* _ _ apace <-f fifteen or twenty feet, •visaed by their tracks in tbe dost. To all appearances they bad Noam all night, every inch I bearing the marks of tbe con- After looking st them for some the men cat a pole some eight or ‘ ad just then another man came l took the pole, and approooh- ikee, they simultaneously dis- I him, when, loosening their hold i other with marvelous rapidity, wr one rushed st him perfectly fu- tt required the second blow to .ia, > In a moment after, the other I after the other witness of tbe fight ss his now deed antagonist had done, whoa he, too, wee slain by a wall-directed Mow. One had six and tile other fifteen Cotton Maxut actcbks. — Tho Baltimore American publishes tbe views of thi sevarsl oolton manufacturer!! of that State esto the prospects of busi- f in their various branches in that • of the country. As a rule they {RMbrt flomptaning that the past tad yielded no profit on the product •(their mills, whils the outlook ia not ■M score hopeful for tbs near future, or, at least, until tbe stock of high-prioed SCSI JO now on hand shell he worked off. This state of affairs is attributed not only A* the decline In the raw material since ■ ware Uid In, bat also to tbe i of tits lews regulating labor, IMS complained of as oppressive, her, end the moat significant oause, to that Eastern capital ia tits States farther South la more than suooesefully competing with the manufacturers of -Mfeylsad,' because of the lower prices of ftsito oNtoa aad labor. Tbs mills thus coming into existenoe an ell now and filled with the moat im proved machinery, whioh makes it impas sible to aompete with them onoeeaoftilly. T*s South, in this matter of cotton man- Itolgnn, has a greet future before it, undoubtedly. It has ill and many more Ua the advantages of Now England, ex driflllg it both in power, nbnndenoe and eheepusat of water supply and privileges. Ittoahm nearer the source of supply of SOB metsriti while at (he same time it ia nearer the meet oourco of food supply— tint West. The agricultural prosperity of -Mketiouth may not only be restored, but tomomsd by thou introducing a diversity .f Products, to which its soil end olimste one troll adapted, instead of trusting to the mop ootton.—N. Y. Bulletin. TUB THIBD TKBM CBl'tAH. FUBPOSES or THK FEXSXUXNT—PEOaOBIPTXON A WEAPON. Philadelphia Times 1 Waohinoton, Aprils.—As I predicted two days ago, the polioy of tbe Adminis tration will henceforth be one of relent- proscription of ell leading Repub licans wbo do not favor the whole pulley and ambition of the President, including tho third term. Tho Grant organ here end the home organ of Cameron in Penn- PBBKIUN XEWA raoiururaa. WASumaruB, April IS.—For the Booth Atlantia States end Tennessee, portly cloudy weather, soutnweet to north asst winds, stationary or filling temperature, and slowly rising barometer, during Fri- day. Thu lower Missouri and upper Mississippi, riven will rise. WAsanoTON, April IS.—J. D. MeOndo, has been appointed Postmaster at Jeffer son, Texas. Major A. & Bates, recently appointed Paymaster, has bean ordered to dsty in the Department of Texes. London, April IS.—Tho owners of Her Majesty's Opera House have enjoined the American revivalist preachers, Moody end Sankey, from using tho building. SBABUT TXXINO TO XOCAPX. Havana, April IS.—Sharkey, impris oned here, slippod bis handcuffs ten times dering Jan nary. Ones he attempted to jump overboard. He is greatly depressed. ALL QUINT AT KINGSTON —DXSTUMBAMGMI AT HAITI. Kingston, April IS.—Advices say the oause of the meeting of laborers was burning of the fields by s spark from a looomotive. The supposition at the time was that laborers bad fired the estates. AU quiet now. Gunboats and troops have returned to Fort Boyal. Haytian advioea report mnoh disturb ance. Several parties have fled to Eng- lit-h and Ameriosn consulates fer protec tion, where they remain safe from ar rest by the Government. New Tons, April IS.— 1 The injunction against free peases will compel Great and his party to “cash up” over the New York, New Haven nod Hartford railroads thither end hither from the oeatennlal of tho bat tle of Lexington. —Fullerton being oick the TiUon hurt- nom ia adjourn ad to Monday. -Walter j. Brown k Son, of New York, deelen In wool, have failed. —Tbe Detroit k MUwaukle BaUroed bee been placed in the hands of raoaiv- MnilAU. who is paid by the Government, have off in tbs work of hunting down Blaine, Hawley, Phelps, Foster, Dawes and ill those wbo do not bow abjectly to the third ti-rmjprogromme. It is openly declared by thosewhospoekforthoPresidentthatth e sh -II be no more distractions of the party by tbe “Independents;” that they shall all be compelled to go to the rear at ones and be treated as outside the pole of party favor. Morton is absent in New Orleans, end Cameron is also junketing along the see-eout on Government rations, bnt it is proclaimed that they wilt fell ioto line as soon as they return. Morton mmst do so or yield the leadership absolutely to Conkling, and Cameron must obey or loee his position ss Chair man of Foreign Relatione and Ue oontrol of Pennsylvania patronage besides. Many will iuoliue to revolt, bnt when it is evi dent that they cannot make the ter e in-ide of the party, bnt most go, like Schnrz and Fenton and Trumbull 1872, outside of the fold, most of the Senators will yieii a anion obedienoe and tbe President will triumph. The special friende of Grant say that the beet possible result for the Republican party is to lose the eleations generally this year, as it will prove the absolute ne cessity of taking him ss tbe candidate in 1878. They give np Ohio as lost, end they do not regard Governor Hsrtranft with favor. His intrusion into the Prasi- dentiel arena last year was an offence that has never been forgiven, and his defeat next full will be gateful news to all abont the White House. It is now no longer possible to qneslion the President’s purpose to make the race for the third term, end those who still doubt it but dis play their want of ordinary political as- gaoity. BXP0BT or 0O1UDTTEI ADOPTED—A NXOBO’s TBIBOTE TO HIS POBXKB HASTES. Nnw Oblnanb, April 15.—The report of the Committee on Elections, embodying tbe terms of sward, was adopted in the Home by 82 to IB. Most of the mem bers displaced made specclMs, intimating their scqnlesenoe. Mr. Poindexter, of Assumption, one of the oolored members ousted by the award, said bs had the satisfaction, in giving np his seat, to know that his old master, who had always been just end kind, would take it. This was an honor whioh did not oc cur every day. The joint rsoolntton recognising the Kellogg Government and pledging mem bers te support the efforia of the Gov ernor in tha Una of reform and good government wee adopted by the Hones— 89 to 18. TEN BAOIS—POOSTH DAX. First raoe—selling raoa, one mile and e quarter—club puns *100. Won by Gentary. Mary L. second and Tom Loath- era third, beating Mildew, Htone's b, t. Bob Britton, Chris Doyle, King Amadeus end Copt. Boeder. Time 8:13. ttoeond raoe—one mile end u half, ell ages— elub purse *500. Won by Barrow by length. Limestone seoond, Denver third. Time 2:41. hum Bard “(teetnf Meat It.” Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.) Washington, April 18.—Gov. Samuel Bird, late of Atlanta, Ga, who wa* early last week removed from the position of Postmaster of that city, has been In Washington for ihe last few days, trying to find out what hurt him. He bad a brief interview with Postmaster General Jewell on Saturday, which woe entirely aatiafaotory, in that ha obtained the in* formation ho waa after. With bnt little delay, after a formal axehange of tbe asnnl courtesies of life, Mr. Bird interrogated ss follows: “Gov. Jewell, if it's a fair question, why ■•nth Caret 1M Maws. Ohableaton, April 16.—Senatorial ex- onrbion party arrived here last evening, and are to-day visiting Fort Bumter and other points of Interest in the harbour, the0. 8. steam revenue cutter being tendered by the OoUector for the purpose. They leave for Washington to-night, Governor Chamberlain left Colombia last night to attend tbe Lexington Centen. nisi. The Acm <fc Courier say. he has decided to veto the onerous tax bill passed by th. Legial.tnr. at th. eloaa of tha raoaot session. This sotion will give greet satisfaction to property holders throughout the State. Two colored murderers, named Bunch and Hardee, sentenced to be hang bare to-morrow, have been reapiled for .no week by tbe Governor, THE WBATHBB. Lard, reansd 1HI01*. Coffee strong; ordinary to prise Rio, osrgoas HOlNtjs. Whtskv *• * 114. Us.AT ana sad satin, at heavy it l*«i MMOMHe. Bt. Loch soiree. Corn TMTk at ei*. uorn nrm as n*TW. rnmiwni, envenom, temleaev and flrs. Mess pork to* to. Beoon, -ktmldws t%», clear rib aad clear lttOClt, asked. Laid, steam UUttoUfco. WMskar 111. Bagilneffraatl^ClijJe. Cincinnati, April It — Flour Arm. Cora Cincinnati, April II —Flout firm at THO?**. Fork Bra at to* —■ firm; steam ‘ Lard Base sides v&t XC MOT BN. Arrived oat: Prussia, Oatalona, PnvlLOr, Ooneos, Syria, Hypltla, Ronga!. 1875. NEW MILLINERY. 1875. —Henry W. Dutton, seaior proprietor of the Boston Evening Traneertft, is —Wagner’s Brewery, at Bparia, Wio- consio, was burned yesterday. Loro *60,000. —Canadian dispatches report a general opening of navigation on the St. Lew- Y#O40 ntl7. —A dirpttoh from New York reports the death of Thoe. P. Wen dower, a veter an of 1812. —The Pennsylvania law taxing the franchisee of eoel mining corporations " ' declared three cents per tan bee been constitationaL It will be appealed. —Advioee from San Diego, vie Ban Francisoo, report outrages by the Apsobes. Three men with e peek train end the mail rider were UUed. Troops recovered the paok train, Ladles’, misses aad Chlldrem’a SSATN—Tsfisasaed aad tlatrtassaedl Fins Frsneh and Ameriosn qi FLOWERS, HOMIGRV, « LOVES,(CORNETS, HAIR BRAIDN aad JBWELHY. ALSO, large rtook ef TRIMJ1INO sml SASH KIBBOX—svsryehsds anil quality; and msny other pretty thlnse ton numerous to mention will m lohl at The Cheyenne Fight Liavknwobth, April 14.—From un- offloel, bnt it is stated trustworthy ooaroes, it it learned from Cheyenne agency that the troops were badly whipped by tbe Indians st a fight among tha Bags Hills, on April 8th. The loss la said to be much heavier than reported. It is new evident that the Cheyenne Indians buried their best gana in tha sand, aad only turnod over to Gen. Neill the old end worthless muskets. They left the agency without anas, but whsn nttooked on the Hills had approved rifles and plenty of ammunition. The troops charged reek, leesly, supposing tbe Indiana to be armed, hence the slaughter of troops. irahensTon on the fron. There ia great app: tier about the two thousand Indians who escaped from tha eamp of Geo. Pope, wbo has no information of their oapture MARKETS. ■ V TILNIAPH Tt IUVIBM Nftney ftftd l(ft«k IftrhftU. Pa him, April 16—Spftftlft dftereftwd 7,006,000 frftaes LAN DON, April 16.-Noft*.-Erfft ar^e New 6’s 3*4 street rate 8 6*10, which li l-le beak rate. Bwllloo iooreeied £49,000. New York, April 16.— Stock! qalet. Gold “ * 116V*. Exchange— Bjr8. _ _ long 487; short 490U. OoTernment* dell Dot . ■—ids qelet. Money 8 per oent. lonir487i ahort 4IN steady. State born ttuw Took, AprilUA — Money easy at M > par cent. StsrUus Arons she higher at Uf. Cold dull at ln^eilAU. OoTernmsnu ssUvs and etrsugt new *’a MM- States quiet end steady. Cotton Markets. , Including*,*** lor speculation end export. 8 alee oo _ - nothing below low mlddUngl, dollverso * rll and M— * " aloe on Billiard Xatokaa. Chicago, April 14.—In tho Inter-State Billiard Tournament this afternoon, Bbines, of Chioogo,; best Horning, of Ohio, 283. MiUen, of Louisians, beat Shaw, of Indiana, 200 to 110. Uaggalia, of Louisiana, beat Swaeman, of Wiscon sin, 800 to 185. In to-night’s billiard matches Outer, of Ohio, beat Parker, ot Chioogo, 200 to 148. Borlaigb, ot Michi gan, boat Gallagher, of Ohio, 200 to 67. Macs fee, of Indiana, boat Has, of Louis iana, 800 to 92. June and Jaly, IMd; 1 r. n.—Sale, on bas s middling upland!, nothing below low middling, deliverable In J unsaid Jaly, Utd. LivaarooL, April II—S r. H. — Off eats* to-day T.100 wore American. New Tosh. April tl — Ootton dull: WO balee; uplands l*Ko, Orleans lSReit%c. Futures opened quiet and ssey.ae follow.: May t* 11-83; Jose 1C%Q1111.19; July 198183; August 1TH lllgy guys a man ia hardier than a ft in his hands. When shs i his coat-tail to hold astove- Mftot, shs rashes him sway in disgnst, and tabes the hot object in her bare hand vritbqnt wincing. If be ehonld do that be •Ml* drop it at raoe, and couldn’t help ~ffhm>he~ it When ha hoe a dish to lift from the It with her naked hand, and ia r to my things that make him aad worthies^ whan he gets was I removed us postmaster st Atlanta?' “Well,” Baid Gov. Jewell, “that iee point ed question, and ; I will give you s straight forward answer. Yon were removed be cause you are altogether too voluminous. You talk too much, write too much and slash around generally too much fur the good of the service.” “Well, Governor,” said Bam, “is there soy hope of s recon sideration of my oase?” “None in the world, so far as I im concerned,” was the Foatmaster General's reply. Highly pleased with the neatness and dispatch with which the Postmaster Gen eral transacts business. Brother Bard de termined to see the old man about it. Accordingly, he cooled bis heels all day lo-day iu the ante-room of tho White lionse, waiting to give the old man a chance, and explaining to all who earns within reach that he was only anxious to see whether, after all, the old man don't think he has blundered in consenting to have him removed. He leys he don't care much abont thu removal, as be is abont to start a new peper, of which, he Waaklnutois Items. Washington, April 14.—Gao. A. Beck with is assigned to duty os Chief Comm-.- aery. The faneral of Judge Atoeba, who died in New Orleans, took plsoe this morning from the Ghnroh of the Immaculate’ Oonoeption in this oity. The remains were buried in Monnl Olivet oemetery. Tbe President and party left this morn ing and return Wednesday. •swell for ki Bryant's Cklldrew New Yobk, April 16.—A monster .ben efit for tbe support and education of Dan Bryant’s children takas plaoa on tha 29th at snob place of amusement. The gross proceeds will bs plaoed in tha hands of Messrs. Travers, Belmont and Duncan for an investment Io meet the object, A thousand dollars was donated by man agers for tbe immediate wonts of the family. Tke Atlanta Paetaaaalersblp. Washington, AprlljlS.—Oonley’e brad hoe been forwarded fot him to All np. Gov. Bard olaimi that the people of Atlanta prater him. Both Ibe President end Postmaster General say if tha peepla observed, “you kuow^^takas brains and I Atlanta prefer Gov. Bard thsy can hard work to run a newspaper.” 1 have him. LteubalRi; ... . Futures olused arm: sales 38,lou bales, fallows : April ts t-ltgU 11-83; Mar 1* 11 ~ *54: June is 81 malt ll-lt| July IT an ukuiI 1% Sftpumbftp 16 17-aQlVf; Oeto. ber 1694016 lMUi Norambw 10 64*416 Dtcemoer 16 8-16016J4; Jftnuftfj 16%. 31-33; '>«©. 7-«l mlddUnca 18)49, Bit roostpu 87*1 alddltags rertngsi isles 1,199. Norfolk, April It —Ootton quint; ll54o; ntt reoelpts.914; ssltixao. Baltinoeo, April lt.-GottOB qmlet; mid- dlings 10549; experts to Ortst Britain at»; salts 8*. Memphis, April 11—Ootton qalst and steady; mlddllagi lilriUMi; not raoripU 188; shipments 988; sales 86u. Philadxlphia, April 15 —Cotton qelet; mid- dllugs 19)4; net receipts 89, 16)4; net rsi AU; sslsi 989. New Oslbanb, April tk—Ootton qelet; Savannah, April 19—Ootton dull) mld- dllau 14J4e, low mid- * i| utt receipts 489; Seles Moniln, April W— Ootton qatet; middlings 19540; net rsoslpts 70; anlss 1,***. middlings 16* ■ Prevtstsa Markets. Nnw |YON*, April l9.-Flonr doll and nn. s’asngM Wheat quiet end In buyer's furor. Corn quiet and unohsugsd. Pork quiet; mess to* *9 Lard firm; steam lt%e. M —Floor firm snd ln gocd ly steady at nil. Pern arm arm; only limited jobbing de- 78e. Whisky steady at kill. Perk arm Raeen Arm; only 111 Lard nominally lie. fttiua. 1 brai; ■bomiaftr* 9%o. ol«w rib ftO< WHOW. WbUkey flrr rwlfhls. Niw You, April lie — Pralghta flrmtr. I MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ACENT WANTED THE B0WB MACHINE COMPANY, For Ootumbm and Surrounding Territory. ■ is Liberal tormi will be given to a Live Man who main* bu*ln*»«. BY A.B.J0NE8, ' Gen’l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company, Mieon, Ga. BB Lawyers. ■HIP 81WI. New Took,(April 14.— Antved: Atlas, MILLINKRY. MBS. LEE Millinery and Fanoy Good* t the vsnv LOwasT UA8ti GRAND OPENING UF Pattern Hat* and Bonnet*, MILLINERY. *rt of UMranimonaD, miniiaua HAT A HONMKT8, IUHU R*. LAOES, GLOVK8, COM If kftui 1 ERYjtoTAU O' Muscogee Sheriff Sale. •, luges «* Uo. 1 00 too twroftr c ftnd St. Olftlr Street*, In the city of Uc In raid county of frtuaoogee, will be (blluwlMK deMribed property, to wit t A oerteln tr»ot ( belns In tbe Bth dial r panel < itriot of 1 Ihe pi . _ _ Johu F ()Upborn, to ifttlafy ft morl Febroery 91, 1676. Hherlfl. feb96 wtd _ Whereftfl John KlnK ftppllei for letter! of AdminIfttration de bonla non, with tbe will »a, nexed, of Henry King, Ute of raid county, de oense^. nil end alngvlar, tbe kl raid deeeftaed, to Mow esuae (if eny they hnee) within the time prescribed by lew, why ' " offtdmlnlitratlun, m ftforeiftld, ahonla granted to sold eppllenut. Olyen under mjr offlolnl alvneinre thi* Ayrll Id, 1676. F. M. BROOKS, ftp4 oftw4t Ordlnnry. G EORQIA-TAYLOR COUNTY-Wherefti It he* been repreaented to me that Mr*. Caroline Horton,] this life Intestate, „ Ute; and whereas said estate Is unrepresented (tr any they eon) why W 11 Jenkins, Clerk Su perior Court of snld County, nhoukl not be ap pointed Administrator on the estate of said do* Witness my hand andjoffiolal alroature, I April 6d. 167A JAMES u RUSS, np8 wit Ordlnnry. f Wberens, B r Thomftison, ftdalnlstrator of oerned, kindred nnd creditors, to show oause (If any tbeyenn) why said administrator sbonld r\ EOROIA - MUSOOOEK COUNTY. _ . — . * ‘*jn for letu H. (J. Irey, These are, tberefoie, to elte and admonish all, and singular the kindred and creditors — deceased to show cause ^lf any they bare) within tbe time ureiorlbed by 1 why Mid letu-rs should not be granted to i Olyen under my oUelal signature, this April tth, 187*. r M BB00K8> ordlnsry. apt aowtt cord, that bs lies fully sdmluisiersd .Aid ss- lilOBBL V. LIVF, IB., Atoraty aad tmsestlw at Uf. Uommlmloser of Dead* tt. Y. and othor'Stetee. _ Offlo, over Ooor.la Homs Inisnae* Oo. 1 Hpoolsl attasUoa glvoa to oollaatloaa. dost SAMUEL B. HATCH KB, Q Attorney nt Law. JafiO Office over Wlttlch A Kinsel’s. J A. A. UUN1EB, Aider may asd Caemaollar st law, Frsetloss ts gtsts ssd Xedsisl Onsets to Qsorgls aad Alabama. • Office IM Broad bt., Columbus, Os. JaS ® Manx 11. BLavoronn. Loots F. Gaxaaib. ■ BLARDFOBD * SABBABD, At6srueys aad Ganassllsrs at Lav. Oflea No. 67 Broad street, over WiUicb A Kin* set’s Jewelry fitor*. 0 Will pcaaBos la tbs Hut* aad Tsdsral Courts. s*p4 1 U T. DOWNING, , illerusy ssmd lolleller. U. 8. Oom'r and Kegtstsr la Bankruptcy. Office uovaoi over Bruuke' Drug liter*, Columbus, ta. B. J. BIMIKN, Attormoyr and Cm ■•sailor at Los. (isorsls lions Xoiafsoos Compsoy balldlog, • <■> ( octT |y] ■ und story. Grocers. DAM'L H. Bill, Dealer la Family Groceries, on Bryan street, be tween Ogistburp* * Jaeknon Mtreets. 60“ No charge for drayngu. dec7 | J. 11. HAMILTON, Wholesale and Helm 11 Urocsr, Janotionof Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe fits. S c chnrg* fur drnyng*. sepl4 Watohmakars. O. H. LKUUIN, Wstehmsksr, 164 Broad street, Oolumbus, Ga. Watsbss and Clocks repaired iu tbu best man ner and warranted. Jell Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. rBK, Warhur Im Tim, Hbset Iran, Copper. Orders Worn abroad promptly attended to. Int No. 174. Broad fttroet. f Dentists. - to. r. ’viUMmm. Dentist, Opposite fltruppsr's building, Bnndolph 8l fpecinl attention given to tbe insertion ofArtb •icial Tsstb, as wall as to Operative Beniistry. fsb22 daw COLUMBUS DENTAL BOOMS, W. T. PO"L, Prop'r, • (HofgaHoma Building, Oolumbus Onorgla. Tailors. O. A. KOEHNK, ■sreksst Tailor nnd Cutter. A full stock of French and Mnglish Broadcloths r Ossslmeras aad Vestings. aprli No. 184 Broad Street i HEN BY 8BLLMAN. > Catting, Ctsaalag aad Bap at ring [ Dono iu the best styl*. apr/4) Corner Crawford and grout Am. Cotton Factorloo. Hssslhstsr.is sV Kaittlog Thread. 0sv4> Wool s.4 Orlsil. Wheal aai Cara- «■ H. CHILTON, UssHsut- i. RniRTuroa, TARN, hOPR, As. OOLDHBUa, GA. Doctors. BB. ■. B. LAW. ■oot ami Shoomafcoro NN, MBTBB. •th.r s.4 FlsJlsgs. Neel leQ. A. Prompt sad strict etteutfus glvsn Jail WELLS 4 COBTU, lhaaa. Leather amt Find togs. t and earalkl atteatloa to srdan tha highest market pita* tor ■B.—Plssterers' Hair slwsyl on hood. OPKLIKA DIRECTORY. Doctor*. DM. JAM. T. WABWOOK. Hurgsau aad Physlstolj Hotels. ABARi mnu. iu you mo to Opelika, bo rare to stop ei Ike Uoass, opposite Psssengor Depot. LAWYERS. HIKES DOZIER, loraey at Law, IUnmi,41Aa prsetio* in tbt Phattakoochee^fllgiRit t ms or run ewey." DEGRAFF&TAYLOR, IMsnsfsetsnn and Dsalsrs a Dross'Maklnu. MISU R?d. MOLLIHO*WeBTH, ' Orsm-Maklog, Cutting end ttting. Tens* cheap. kMidouoo auashop la hrownsYill*. Piano Tunlna v Oo. 1. W. BLAU, lUpalrsr aad Tuner of Ptan<M Oidsrs may bs 6s islt at J. W., Gun and Lookamitha. ruur EirioBB, Quu and Lockawlth, Grewlord • tract, nest JobnsoR's corner, Columbus, Qs. JuG WILLIAM BCHOBICB, dun and Locksmith and dtutlsr In QuddIdk Mi * tsrlals. Meat ot Mtrupper's OeuAotioaury Fresh Moats. Furniture, Bedding, LAMBREQU1KS, *0., No*.] 87 and 80 Bowery, J. W. PATRICK, Stalls Mo. I# asd if, Market House, ffrseh Moats o# svery kind and best quality, jail always ou hand. J. T. COOK, rroib Meals tf All Klmde, 1 Stalls Nos. 16 sud 17. Barber Shops. BD. TBBBT, Barker, Builders and Architects. Je «. CHAU8BB8, Uomao VarpssNsr and BmlMor. Jobbing done nt short notice. Pisa* nnd specifications furnished for all stylsf of buildings Bruad Itrsst, next to 0. W. Brown's, faff lum hut, flq Livery and Sal* Stables. eerned, kindred and creditors, to show oause (If any they mu) why Mid administrator should not be discharge ! from his aflmlnlstratlon^and New York, April 16.—Southern flour dull and deolioing; common to lair extra 66160 6 80; good to oboioe$6 8606 25. Wheat opene « a shade firmer but closed quiet and steady at 61 8601 30 for winter red Western; amber, do., 61900182. Corn, white Western |heayy and 102c. lower; 92092!4o for Western mixed afloat, 92Uo for yellow Western, 90002c for Western mixed in store. Coffee qalet and Arm. Rice qalet and unchanged. Tallow firm at 9c. Kloeqalet and nnonan -- Pork heavy |at 623 60, new. Lard unsettled and lower at 16 9-16o, ' cash, for prime steam. Whiskey firmer, at |l 14% - -.me. W ^St?^”L^.oirff'rjr-p5WS! uoi ue uiKuar^v' 1 iiuui hid auu receive letters of dlimls-lon nn tbe first Mon day in Jane, 1676. F M BBO( >KN, Ordinary. March id, 1676, mar! oawlfiw _ painting, graining, varnishing, polishing, kalsoininlug. papering, lettering, he. SB ets. Book of Alphabets, 60. Scrolls and < Irnaments, Si flsmantsp't Manual. U. Wtlahmtkap Carpenter's Manual, 60. Watchmaker and Jawelar, 50. Taxidermist, 60 Soap-ma ker, 25 Authorship. 60. Lightning Calculate! • • a— —4 YrlJ * • “ “ ... Hunter and Trapper’s fluid*, 20. Deg Training *5 . b ^r“*J- r L or b 7 «»J1- JBSSEE HANEY A CO., 116 NafMa st.,N • fet*6 dkwtj W. F. TIONKB. Dentil t, Opposite fit nipper’s bulfdiug, Randolph St. gpesial atteatloa given te the Inssrties sf Aril* KOBEBT THOMPSON, Llvsry, Bale and Exchange llablca OsLStaoavs, Noatu or Ramdoltm Bys., *ot80 Columbus, Ga Painters. WM. INOW, JR., A GO., Boom and llgn Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (just north of postoOee) Ool ambus, Georgia. sblsprioM, and gna r to Wb. Wnow, Hr. Tobaeoo, Cigars, Ae. ■AIEI BOOB. If yea west Io *4>oy a good eaeoko, go to hu Olgor ksosfhetory, Betvees Qoorgls Romo sad Msimsoo Rome. Js* 86 OUUUtTIiS, AND IM urndtllN laMt. (tntd, Braneh Btere—JTm. Ml Wurth Avenue. r>i7-io CRANDALL & CO;, NO. see THIRD AVENUE, Wholei.to and Retail Dealert la Patent Baby Carriages, Velocipedes, Propellers Spring and L Hobby HorseS, Doll Carriages, Wagons, Carts andfSleigbs 60*CoDitaatly Uand.|a large lit* tb ail he trade, JalTHf

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Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, April 16, 1875, Image 1