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Newspaper Page TextCOLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER: SUNDAY MORNING* APRIL 25, 1875. OOLVMRUS DAILY MAH KMT. noAiciAU—IM. for cotton bllli-dfht m New Tork pnr; de-tod on kottra pnr; ra FroTld.oo.pnr; ilfbt on Innnnnk 4Uco.nl; do on Now Orlc.ua Jg. Bank obrake on Mw York X pwoilnn; do. on othw point. In th. Dnltnd “ ,w Vo Currency lonni 1$1){ pw K.I pw mor*h. Gold nnd allTor nominal. Oomor—Dull. Inferior .1, Q;i Ordlnnry... pi| Glenn gtalo»d IS flood Ordinary .14 AliK Low Middling. II S— Middling. UK*l*V< flood Middling. •— 9nio. IS bole. kocolpt. 44 bilra—IS bp M. A O. B. 5| by wngont; 0 bp N. A I. k.0 by W.». B. oi by river; • by 8. W. B. B. Shipment. SO t>*lm-69 by 8. W. R. ft.: 60 for bom. con- rarapttan; 00 bp W. B. R; 00 bp K. A O. B. ft. BA1LT OTATUKrT. Stock on bond August Slat, 1814 1.008 SoMlTod to-dny 44 “ p-.Tlon.lp 64,511—44,179 MvouaoiMi or iim. JVmh Mo Enquirer of ftArnorp DM. Bat. Father Untlbow, Mo ndToonto of Minporsnoo, via in Oolimboo daring Fsb- 41,404 Shipped to-day SO “ pr.Tlon.lp 61,404-41,454 Buck on bond 4,104 8tw. Dir .Loot Vein.—Augnat tttt,;iST9,71,177; reoclTed amor day til; total racalpta 64S56;ahlppnd asm. dap 04; total ahlpa.nt. 44,440; .took 4,644, anloa 191. Middling. 15Ji<*l5o. U. 8. Poara.—KoceipU aama day 4.740; anport. t. Great Britain 9,000; to ContiMnt 0,000; .tuck 111,670. U. 9. Poets Last T4An.-BM.lpt. anm. dap 9,668; export, to Grant Britain 1,414; to Don' linent 3,700; ttock 446,444. COM. ftr One Bmp. AtOelunboa 44 beta of oottoo bar. bran ra* Mired, .gainst 79 lsat week and 111 corresponding week last year. Total receipts an now 3,087 Iras than at tbis dais last year, they being 64,673 against 68,860. U. 8. porta for the same time bars neeleed 4 239 bates against 4,875 last WMk, nnd 6,648 th. eorresp aiding week of last year. This makes th. total receipts at the porta thus Ear 460,749 1m. than in 1874. U. 9. exports to Great Britain 8,000; to Conti nent 0,000, against 1,414 and 9,700 same dap In 1874. To-day last year Colombo, sold 74 bales, reralnd 07 ami .shipped 33. Low Middling. 16& Rain Sunday morning. To-day last year th. D-. 8. ports reoelTed 10,194 nnd fhr th. sorea day. 89,629. WHOLESALE MAM KMT. Bulk Msats—Shoulders 1UJ4; clear rib aides 19^. Usouiao—DomesticlboplQc. Oon.T—Yellow $1.10; Wluts4l.1T. 8UOSE—Itellued A 12^e; extra 0 12c; 0 ll^c. Oorran—Common PLOUK—Per bbi—Western choice aoperflne i860; Brnur—Florida 60066c. Fsw ddmUatnamt Lint of Lcttera. Charcoal—At Oolombas Oas Worka. Columbus OuAtds—Meet to-morrow (Monde;) at 1J o’olook promptly. I. O. O. F.—Mtuoogn. Lodge menu on Monday morning at 10 o’olook. Metalllo BarialjOaaketa, eto—Eooney A Warner. Fanhionabla Clothing—Thomaa A Pren- oott. White Corn on Consignment—Boaatte A Lawhon. "On Consignment,' 1 2,000 bnaheln White Corn. ap25 1* Koerrra A Lawmo*. Memorial IWnd Tho boxen for contribution will bn open at the Opera Honsa, at tha gatea of the oemetory and will bn attended each by a Udy. Fstbsr Oulllnmn. Thin well known and highly raaparted Priest arrived in tha eity yottardny, and will oondnet eerviora at tha Oathalio church to.day. Metalllo Burial Cam wtssf Cns AMs. Wood Cnees nod Oeakete, and Plain Ooffina. Bole Agente for tha bat light aelf-sealing, air-tight Caaa and Oaaket now in nee. ItooNZY A Wanna, Fnrnitnre Warehotue, 88 and 85 Br’d Bt, •fir Might bell at front door. ap25 aodAwSm Memorial Basra.. We understand the ladiea intend,aathay did last year,to plaoe there at the entran ces to the Open House and alio at tha oemetory. Contributions are desired. Fire or ten cents from eeoh trill create a Urge amount. Care should be taken that they be oonapioiona. Sufficient attention was not paid to thin last yaar. Many did not see them. Of oonrae no charge will be made. The contributions moat be voluntary. Harris’ Victoria Two-Bntton Kids, new fthadee of Qray and Brown, $1.50 par pair. The beBt “dollar” Kids in the mar ket, at Blanooabd’s fu24 tf Jewelry repaired and made to order. Kngra.ing and Watoh liepairing done at WrrnoH A Kinixl’m. Clip tight Ouarlo’ rtente at Opoilha, At tbe meeting of Friday night the company voted to have the “anion mil itary pionio at Opelika on May 20th.' A letter wan received yesterday morning from the La Orange Light Ouarde stating that circnmetanoes would prevent their attendance that day, though they were willing to unite at any other time. Tha two committees will hairs to mast and select a time. All agree on Opelika an tbe plaoe. It is almost oartain that tha festival excursion will occur in May—as early an poanible. ThU information we get from an officer of high rank, and may be regarded as authentic. The oontemplated excuralon to Opelika next week has been abandoned. Loot, A pah: of Oold-Bimmed Speetaoles. The finder will confer a favor on a poor wo man, who prises them an an heir loom, by loaving them at this office. jnnlG tf BniDAL PnxMEKTn of Solid Silver and Silver-Plated Ware. A new assortment joat received at WrmcH A KntsBL’s. Memorial Coremonioo To.morrow The ladies request ns to give notice that parties in vehicles will form to-mor row afternoon in rear of pedestrians. Sunday schools will form nader their re spective Superintendent# and report Col. 8hepherd. Ool. W. A. Barden, Major A. M. Allan, Col. F. G. Wilkina and 0. H. Williams Trill aot an Marshal, of tha day. The ladiea earneatly desire all merchants to close doors at 12 o’clock, if not all day, in order that all may have an opportunity to participate in tha solemn and imprtsaivs oaremonies. They also desire ns to return thair thank, to Mayor MeBhanny, Policeman Boper, Sexton Odom and Alderman Grimes for valuable assistance in putting the cemetery in such admirable condition. Beautiful Sample. for Oonto’ tprtnp and at.wm.er suite UTS Just received and on exhibition at Thom' as A Prescott's Important at Fashion. Styles sensible and prions reasonable. An early inspection is reepeoUully sol- pltod. *•**« la February, a United States Senator, asys the Eitgcraxs, “prneatad a petition from oartain luuaties of the North, prey ing a peaoeeble disolution of tha Uaion. Its reception was objected to on the ground that it was not only indecorous, but in sulting to the Senate." In the Georgia House a fight was had during the Meilon between Mr. Lawton of Bavannah and Mr. Jonea and tha letter's son, while debating tha bill for redli- trioting the State for Congressmen. Parted before aarione damage. Thera was also a fight between Mr. Glenn, Secre- taty of the Senate, end Senator Chisolm. The Georgia Legislature resolved to send delegates to the Southern Convention, celled by Miskiasippi, to be held in Nash ville, Jane 1st, to arrange upon a plan tha general defence of the institution and tha ioeldenta thereto, guaranteed by tbe letter and spirit of the Constitution. John O'Oonnor and John Wilnun were drowned on February Sd, in Apalachicola bay, by thsoepsixing of a small boat. But tha timely assistance of the steamer Wynnton (Ospt. Morton), the other five in the boat would have been drowned. Cotton, on February ICth, was quoted lOtffillie. J. A J. Kyle have removed to their new store on eut side of Broad street, two doors below Hall A Moans; Kyle A Bar nett, new spring dry goods; Professor Williams will lecture six timei, commenc ing February 18th, in Ooneert Hell, on Natural and Spiritual Pbyloaophy; Fire Company No. 1 had a meeting, D. M. Clark, Secretary; D. F. Mlleox, new hooka; Chaa. ltcpe, new musio; Panama cotton ased at $10 par bnahel, Hill A Dawson; Dr. T. J. Brooks, medical card; election fortwo Jostioee of Inferior Court, fill vacancies occasioned by tha resig nation of T. A. Brannon and A. G. Fos ter— Iaaao Mitchell, Clerk; proposals to bnild a two-story briok oourt-house, in Quinoy, Fla.—J. M. Gilohrist, 0. H. Du pont and D. M. Heinaon, committee. The 22d of February was oelebrated by the Columbus Guards, Ospt. Forsyth, and City Light Guards, Lieut. A. 0. Morton, Capt. A. H. Cooper, of the Utter company, commanding tha battel, ion. The two oompanise had target shoot- Tbe prize—a handsome silver oup was won by private Thomaa King of the Light Guards, whose three shots averaged 1 j inokee; smooth bora moakat; distance sixty yards. It was thought, in February, that the Mobile A Girard Baltroad would be speed ily built. The tgent, B. A. Hardaway, wm taking from plantar saubaeriptiona to grade oartain distances and take oertifl- oatea stock therefor. New Orleans bad a million dollar fire on February 16th on Camp street. Twen- two business hopaea burned. Gan. Twiggs has recently oonelnded an arrangement by which all Iba Indiana wilt be removed west of the Mississippi river, a sort of $250,000. Col. Jaffa non Davis baa just been sleeted United States Senator from Mia- rimlppl for six years. Maeonfhad a $100,000 fire on February 16th on Cotton avenne, Cherry and Sec- ond streets. Insnranoe $50,000. On February 23d, ootton in Colnmbns lie. to Uio. On February 29th, Bpatta, Georgia, bade $76,000 fire. A stave saved his master, Dr. J. B. MeKie, by throwing a feather bed on the gronnd and throwing hia master on it from a second story window. The stair-oaae wm burned and the firs wm stifled by amoka. Tha ser vant escaped by a leap. Boaette’s Historical Picture#—Betnrnof tha Dove to tha Ark—Miriam, Ao., wars in Oolnmboa. Jamas Johnson and Wilay Williams dissolved law partnership, and Wiley Williams, J. T. Flswallan and W. F. Williams formed tha new firm; Broke* A Clemons, olothing; J. W. Pease, new books; watches and jewelry—0. Bruno A Co. Major J. H. Howard, tha President of tha Muaoogea Railroad, has completed a oontmot with Mr. Gray by whioh the can ara to ha running on thirty miUe of road by Jan. 1st., and to Fort Valley by the November following. An installment of 20 per oent. wm railed in on April 1st. H. Hail wm Secretary pro tom. At a meeting of the Mobile and Girard Bailroad stockholders, on February 4tb, General Anderson and James; Abercrom bie, of BusmU county; John Egarton, of New Orleans; Wm. A. Hardaway, Mobile, and B. S. Hardaway, of Oelnm- boa, Ga., ware elected Directors. B. S. Hardaway wm elected (PiMideot; and W. B. Harris Secretary. Daria Gray, of Harris oounty, Ga., says ha hu killed in hia neighborhood, with the exoeptton of fonr deer killed in Flori da, between tbs years 1843 and 1849 in elusive, 42 turkeys, 157 hawks, 53 owls, 4,188 aqnirrels and IB dear, besides numerous other game. The debates in Congress on;the slavery question ware very bitter. A duel between Ool. Biasell, of Illinois, and Senator Jefferson Davis, wm >attled by the personal intervention of President Taylor. They had agreed to fight with muskets at the distanoe or fifteen peoM. Both commanded regiments at Buena Vista, and the diffloulty arose about some remark of' Ool. B. regarding tha action of the Mississippi regiment In that battle. Connoil granted retail liquor lioensM to Jaoluoo Bryant, B. Dolan, Tboa. Shep hard, Wm. Deignan, J. J. Day; also granted $220.50 more lioenaes to cross tha bridges—making a total of abont $2,400; alao, resolved to have a pnblio wall constructed at Bjlsnder’s corner, like those on Broad street; Dr. Bozeman, City Physician, reportad amall-poz gout S. M. Ingeraoll wm voted contract to fur nish eity with lumber, delivered where Counoil ohoosM, at 60e. per hnndred -, A. A B. V. Ivomon submitted proposals for famishing oistemi with water. F. A Clayton, J. L. Norton and £. 0. Bandy were eleced assessor! of real ra- tats. Advsrtissmentz—Pumartds's Panorama of tha Miarisalppi Blvar and Indian Ufa; Also. 0. Morton for Joatiee of tha Infe rior Court; Kemiagtoi bridge—J, Biddle and J. Baaltio, jr.—modal one of ■ixty fast, capable of supporting two tons, in Oglethorpe yard; oora meal and haariny—Joe Jefferson, at Palaoe Mills pnblio masting to appoint delegator to the Southern Convention at Nashville marble works—John H. Madden; J. A. L. Lea, 288 letters nneallad for in tha post- A., daughter of Wm. Olena; February 12th, by B. Dozier, Esq., Calvin Calhoun and Miss Fatania Snellgrovs, all of Talbot oounty; February 5th, at Summerville, by Bav, J. E. Dawson, John W. Dawson and Miss Georgia Lewis; February 21st, in Orangeburg district, S. 0., by Bev. Lark O'Neal, Hon. G. E. Thomas, of Co- lffinbna, aud Mias E. A. Shingler; Febru ary 18th, by Rev. Dr. L. Pierce, J. L. Farley, of Montgomery, Ala., and Mies 8. E., daughter of Dr. Thomas Hniey, of Columbus; on February 21st, Nnwfiet Wells and Mrs. Jnretha Davis, all of Tal bot oounty; on tho 27th, at residence of A. G. Lawreuce, by ltev. J. E. Dawson, J. H. Lane, of Griffin, and Miss E. Law- renee, of Savannah; in Madison, Ga., on the 26th, by Rev. Riohard Baker, Dr. Sterling J. Foster, of Mnseogee, and MiM V. 0. Heard, of Madiaon. Died, February 11th, Elenora, second danghter of William Pride, aged 11 years; in Talbot oonnty, on Febrnsry loth, hire. Rev. Francis MoMurray, daughter uf the late Thomaa Goulding, D. D.; at Mil- ledgevilie, on the 10tb, Wm. A. Mott. Splendid line of Black Grenadines, from 50 oents to $2 per yard, at fe24tf Blahchabd's Try Head Light Oil. Clooks from $3 upwards, guaranteed to give satisfaction, can be bad at Wirriou A Kinski's Stoke. mhl eod&wStn Dress Goods, Kid Gloves, Ribbons nnd Laces at prieea that would make you blush to ask them for less at ap23 dAwtf E. S. Swift’s. LOCAL BRIEFS. For the FsuutameStm.) FAME WELL. TO MV. w. And nul you go, Father, dear, Away Iron Iron yo«r oiilldren, all 7 Ah I many a sad, lad tear Around your path will IML We would huve you May la our little olty of roue, Where we so on do pray Whon the evening aunut olotes. And now the Vesper hours Will nil our hoard with eadnees. And oven our sweat May flowers Will a*>em totms their sails of gladness- Yet, whan tho evmlng star Sparklet from Us throne above, We will hear our Father’! voice afar— Floating In the Vesper ptalms we love. Then will we kneel at the throne of Love, And whlepor u tend hosrt prsyor; Yes, to tho spirit of Light, tho liove, To keep our Father from sorr-.w aud cure, Till wo nttt In the golden laud afar And gather eeoh iowel bright— Glittering with Faith’s pure star— To wreath his brow with living light. —Lilt Petri. Wal .'er of Homestead and Personalty Mortgage Blanka, suited to the law paw ed by the late Georgia Legislature, joat issued Atom tbe press, aud for epic at Gilbert's Printing Offloe. mhl 7 tf Fne Spring Dress floods / Latest styles and lowest prieos, just re ceived at Blanchard's, fel4 tf 123 Broad Street. Send “Travis" to your friends. Head Light Oil bnrna longer aud bettor than oommon kerosene. THE SOUTHERN SABBATH. —The Julia left yesterday. —Yesterday was a dear and beauliful Spring day. —When tbe bill eolleotor is round it is time to get square. —Mloa-apprehsnsion—Arresting a fe male piokpooket. —All street oorner loafers would do well to attend church to-day. | —When a yoeug lady gives horself away she naturally loses bor self-posses sion. —The next Fourth of July conies on Sunday. So we shall certainly bays a holiday. —Big hauls of rook fish continuo. Sev eral very large ones were seen on the ■treats yesterday. —The Young Men’s Christian Associa tion are entering upon their mission with zeal and earnestness. —The Spring styles commenced loom ing np on Broad street yesterday. The feminines looked moro lovely than ever. —Getting a divorce is now put after this fashion:—“Mr. So-and-so has re signed his position as busbaud for Mrs. So-and-so." —Strawberries and dewberries were among tha deliraoies at the market last afternoon. Prioes, we suppose, were steep, though wa had not the courage to ask. —The prospect is thst to-morrow will beautiful day for decoration services, and that the interest of the ocooson will be fully equal to that of previous years. —There was some appearance of trade on our streets last afternoon and night. The eight or ten thousand dollars paid ont tofsotory operatives enlivened things con- siderably. APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH. DECORATION be 1 The military will meet at the Opern Honse promptly at 24 o,clock p. n. Speaking and other ceremonies will be gin at 8 o’clock in tbe Opera Houne. OBDIB OF ZXER0ISI8. Musio. Prayer by tbe Rev. Mr. Corley. Music. Oration by Hon. Thomas Hardeman, Jr. Musio. Benediction by Rev. Mr. Kendtick. Immediately aftorwarde tbe procession will be formed under command of the senior officer, Cspt. W. S. Shepherd, as sisted by the marshals of the day, who will be mounted. The various Sunday-schools, pnblio schools, members of the City Council, police force, end other bodies and citizeDs generally are Invited to join (he column, which will then be marched to the oeme- tery, where the decoration will take place. All are requested to take flowers, and tha mambers of the military organizations will provide themselves >ith wreaths. Ladies of Memorial Association. Married, in this oounty, on February 14th, Dr. Darid- Daau and Mia* Programme for (A* Hay. OONFKDRBATN OBI TO-MOBSOW. The honored custom, suggested first by the ladies of Oolnmbus, of sntmally deco, rating the graves of thoee “who wore the gray' with Spring’s choicest floral offer mgs—beauty’s tribute at valor's shrine— is tp be observed to-morrow. It is the Sabbath of Georgia and the Bonth, a time for recalling cherished memories and illustrate the maxim of the illustrious Lee, when he sheathed his sword forever, thst “hoinan virtue should be equal to human calamity." According to our grand eld hero, “duty is the subliment word in the language," and to-morrow the holiest duty of the South will be shown in harmonizing the resting places of our “living dead," the cause they and we loved and the noble history they made. Old o*ks still wearing the gray, sentinel their tombs, and loving bands will soat- tersweet flowers over them, and while the tear drops from saddened eyes the bosom swells with exultant thought dwelling on tbemeB of ohivalrous fame. The time has been declared a legal holiday by tho Legislature of Georgia, and we trust—we donbt it not—that every business house will be closed iu tho after noon and all repair to the Opera Honse to hear the address of Ool. Thomas Har deman, one of the most brilliant of ora tors, himself a wounded Confederate, and thence join the procession to the grave, It will be noted tho ladies invite all as sociations iu the city to unite in the pro cession. What say onr firemen to tnrn ing ont in a body. There is abundance of time to make tho arrangement, if it has not already been done. Appear in utiiform without the engines. Their ap l>( arauce iu the line will add greatly to tLo general effect. One feature we hope to see largely rep resented, and that is a column of school children—Sunday school and others —all provided with wreaths of flowers to stiow upon tbe graves. The idea is poetic and beautiful. Tbe day promisee to be fine The plan of the managers is to have thcNoobildren formed in aline in front of Slade's school house, or at any other con veiiient point, about 4 or 4 J o'clock, aud join the column as it passes. Every flower in the city should be collected, for they are unusually scarce this season. The graveyard is cleaner aud brighter than we have ever seen it. The ladies have prepared many rich adornments, The people generally appaer to observe the day moro universally than ever before, The Bee Lmet Night. The second spelling match in Colum bus earns off at the Opera House. It was conducted by Professors Dews, Blade, Glenn and Battle. There were two divi sions under Messrs. Iiolstead and liruee. First division—W. Holslead. Wm. Uruoe, M. T. L iHatt, T. J. Jackson, Wm. Briggs, Willie SUde, Porter Golden, Miss Julia Cushman, Miss Dalny Howard. Second division—If. Bruoe, A. Young, A. L. Green, T. B. Berry, G. II. Waddell, G. Bradford, F. Woodruff, Miss Annie Pat ten. Wo have not time to notice tbe hoe at length, but give below the words the spellers went ont on by mioRpelling: W. llolstead—Railery, gai oute, fricusse. Win. Brace—Apparel, rhyme, gauge. M. T. Lallatte—Chime, myrrh, terma gant. T. J. Jackson—Yonrt, Gneiss, Bhiek. Geo. Briggs —Chute, Madeira, Oor- rnseation. Porter Golden—Zincy, Slsyed, and an other we have forgotten. Willie 81ado—Flox, Hogue, Pumice Stone. Miss Cushman— Twelfth, Snrloin, and Mussel. Miss Howard left tho stage without any misses credited to her name. Miss H. is a ohild. H. Brace —Sphinx, sere, gunwale. A. Young—Iudisponsability, vascilate, secrecy. A. L. Green—Tarlatan, disme, . T. A. Berry—Dierapis, casque. G. II. Waddell—Quo, slough, yourt. George Bradford—Mesne, seel, visavia. F. Woodruff—Mesne, syuoris, speiss. Miss Patten—Caromel, dessnotudo. F. Woodruff sppoaled, was restored, and finally remained master of the oou- test. Tho words were unusual, and so con fusing as to throw off their guard even the best spoilers. Woodruff received the first prize—a Webster's spelling book,—and Mr. H. Brnog an A B C card for missing the first word. Tho oxoroises concluded with the oel ebrated Bumble Bee song by Jake Bur ras. There was a very good andienco of la dies end ohild ren present. Spelling Bee at Beallwood. Our surburban neighbors, the Beall- woodisns, amoved themselves with a spelling bee at thier Academy, on Friday night. A goodly number of spectators were present. There were two divisions or olssses of ten eaob, composed of ladies and gents, girls and boys. Tbeso divi sions were beaded by Mr. Jss. Yonng and Mr. Griggs. The spelling, as a rule, wan excellent. Onr old friend, the ex-tax col lector, went down early in the contest, although he says his bee ean oat spell any similar number in the city. Mr. James Young’s division came out masters of the situation, that gentleman being the only person who did not miss a single word. Miss Ida Frazer was the only lady who did not miss three words. One pretty i spelt sugar “shugar," but thinks sho will do better next time. Altogether the amusement of the evening was highly en joyed. CONFBDER A TM DEAD. BVBISD nf OUB CBMKTBRY. The following is tho Ust: T1IN ROLL ON HONOR. Harris, WT Join e, J K I umar, O A Is ooiome. TUm*«*y, J N Ramsey. W P Scott, T B Williams OJ HotljJOU, T~ llollantl. O 8 Uolt, B II LlfcUTISAMT COLONKL. Pavia, J ] II inks, W Unroll, 0 K Ht'iuong, H J ( hamhunt, J M Chamber*, K A Ivey,J R JuhllBOU, J p Klmiiroush, O 8 Cooper, A II cropp, W K Croft, W K I onion, R W Fontaine, R B For rt *ior, A Oittingcr, V Laonar°”V Lowia, 0 It,JR McCarty, J B MoLary, S I'hnlpa, 0 Harvey, — Hoard, .1 llntchlni, W N Haglaad, 0 (I At lawny, A. M <Uti Fla Ilauland. T Kml'l, John . Schley,T Fmith, W T Tillman, F Weemt, Pavia, W tf A mild aiMriMt m4 veaUe Rivff reesameaded for ike emre of ell 4e> renasusota ortho stosuMk, live aa4tiwk, By tholr tlisaly uao meek stoke oss Is promt- Tho tool of many poors havo proven thorn to bo tho safhst, surest asd beat of all the pills over offered to tho peblle. They parity tho blood, remove ell oorruptlens and restore tho dire Mod system to porlhot health. An am Asttdote tm ChHtn asd Fewr they have no eqmal. Per Dyopopeln they «*• a IpMlfle. For dlek Memlacbe HHIono Colie they are a nure cure. Consflpoffloa, Husmtlmn. l*Hoo, Polpitoiflom or tho Hour*, rotm im fko dido. Book sad Loin** aforporno NMR, a positive remedy. For remole Ir- reffnlerltlee, wit hoot o rive I one door not “fhel very well,** o eti rtlmalate* tho stomach and bowels, the appetite, And Imparts vigor U tho system. Sold everywhere. UtBoo, ll Minay street, New York. •omoBoe. J Howard DeVotie. Hart, 0 W Ky LIEUTENANTS. A lira, J 8 Biiiluy, 0 Blanchard, M Boohor, Cap Unit. J M Clapp, H Deokro, VJK Picker ion, W 11 Rvorett, T M Lewis, J Maya, 0 W Munii, J R PatteiHon, W T Potter, R Rlchoy, — Eng Gorge lav Robison, 8 H Robert, Lewis Stewart, R O Kimbrough, J M Ware, I H Wood, II Wright, 0 KOliola, J U KON-COMMiaBlOBBD OiriOIM ASS PSIVATBS. Allen, W f lat Fla AUabrook, P W Atkins, 0 W 3dQ» Almond, J L Audornon, G Alderboatu, B II King, — Kimball, 11 Klrvln, M B Lee,Jim Lock, Wm Lightfoot. A* Alio:., II W Ahercroinbin, R Alorcromble, Q Adam*, John Aramtrong, J A22dMI*« I.oupr M Asliercraft.L B34th Ala Langlord, A Arnett, J M 3d Art L.w, tf N B »rritt, R P Llndvt y, J Brow i. NS l.iiKlMy, C. Bik The Bdndat Enquirer, containing ’Traris" complote, at this office. aFor Hnlc for Caeh 9 A well established Boot and Hhoo Store, tbe only one in a central city of Texas of 8,000 inhabitants, located in tho beHt cot ton district of the State. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address F. E. Guedby, Money, Stocks and Real Estate Broker, Ho 11 Lamar St., Dalits, Texas. apG lxu Ne l*uper Tuesday la common with othorn, onr printers desire to morrow to participate in the Memorial services to their Confederate relatives and comrades, and to give them the opportunity, no paper will be issued from this office until Wednesday morn ing. In this office we have gallant, true gentlemen, who donned tha gray and fonght through the battles of Virginia as ohivalrous soldiers fought. JVonld any reader prevent them from strewing a flower o’er the resting-place of their oomredae t It not, blame not the paper for not appearing Tuesday. Ladies* Bazar far St, Paul Church—The Entertainment of the Season. Ilandftome Needle-work, Crochet-work, Beautiful Clothing for children, Fancy Work of all kinds, Hoppers, Lunch Fruits, Fish-pond, Floral Bower. Many attractions and all in good taste. Begins on tbe 2Ath and lasts three days. Admis sion at night 10 cents; no oharge during the day. Season tickets 25 cents. _ ap22lw Dr. C. J. Moffett has opened a fall lino of Drugs and Druggist's sundries ut hia old stand, No. 74 Broad street, where ho will be pleased to serve his old patrons and others. _ ap2tf In Command• Capt. W. S. Shepherd, of the Colum bus Guards, will have command of the oolumn to-morrow iu the Memorial pro cession. He will be assisted by several Marshals. He has appointed H. B. Beecher Sergeant-Major of the military battalion. Onr friend will perform his duty admira bly, unless he has forgotten tho active fighting in Virginia, in which bo held that offloe before be became Adjutant. Decidedly a more peaceful operation than being Sergeant-Major, when bullets were flying like |hail around you, and obeying Col. Homines’ orders, and yon were dodging. Death of Capt. W. J. McAlister. A telegraphic dispatch reooived here announced the doath, at 11 o’olook yonter- day, of this well known and highly respected citizen, at Sullivan's Island, near Charleston, whither he had gone some weeks ago for his health. Ills age was fifty-nine years. C»pt. McAlister, we learn, wnH born in Ireland and oamo to this country when only six years old, landing with bis parents'at Charleston, 8. C. When quite a young man, he removed to St Joseph, Fla., and was engaged in building tbe railroad from the latter plaoo to Iola. After the downfall of St. Joseph in 1844 or 1845 he removed to Colnmlms, and sinoe has been one of our most ener- gettio and prominent citizens. For quite a number of years he held the position of captsiu on various river ssesmers. He built the following steam ers : Notion, Palmetto, South Caroline, Harriet, Laura, Munnerlyn, Calhoun, W. H. Yonng, and New Mnunerlyu. Two of these, the Lanra and Harriet, marc named after his daughters. In fact, during the flush times on our river, he was known widely as an ener getic and popular river man. As sn architect he superintended tbe Georgia Homo huilding. Sinoe the war, for roost of the time, he was in ohafge of the building depart ment of the Eagle and Phenix Mills, and did much towards planning aud engineer ing that immense establishment to its present high stato of prosperity. He was possessed of strong capacity and sa gacity, and was perhaps one of the most industrious workers who ever lived in onr midst. A few months ago h e resigned his position at the factory aud has since been engaged in travel np to within a few weeks past, when he was taken sick. Columbus cannot well afford tfrvlose snob a man, aud we arc sure onr citizens will recoive intelligence of his death with surprise aid regret. He loaves a wife and three daughters, all married, the eldest t<> Mr. J. J. Brad ford, the second to Wm. M. MuokenfusH, of Charleston, R. C., and the youngest to H. W. Chandler, formerly of this city, now of St. Lonis. His remains will be brought here for iuterineut. They will arrive here to-morrow night on the Ma con train which arrives at forty-five min utes past one o’olook. Brow n I uj, J Barker W O Britton, GO W SateiG M Brdgg*, Win >o, J US th a* Low I*, G T Lnria, A M Ltgua,J Lunajr, J D Ledb«ttor, J D lllh Ala Bluo, J <J 64th Ga Uarkur, T Burra*, M A 0 43d Ga Bowfii, J BortrriOi R Bullock, — Brown. II Bixc, 0 Bruafurd, J Bradford, W T B «ak«, H Lawyer, U C 6Sth Ga Leo, R II 0th Ga Mallory C R Milton, J Murphy, T Motley, W Martin, Danoaa Moore, D C Moore, J A McMicken, J Marier, J Mitt'll, Bank . Bailey, Floyd Hailey, J F Booher, D B Burelaon, W II BsiNf, W F Bn iwlno, Wm 31*t 41a Bowon, R1 r»tli Mi*« Headley, J II 31 Ark Mit< hell. Head Light Oil gives a steadier light than any other oil. ^ Hundreds of Dollars In It l In what? Selliug Dry Goods cheap at E. S. Swift’s, ap23 dAwtf 117 Broad Street. Odd-Fellow's Anniversary. The fifty-sixth anniversary of the es- tablishment of Odd-Fellowship in the United States will be ce'ebrated to-mor row nigbt, in the beauliful room of the order in this city. ltev. It. J. Corley de livers tho address. Tbe order in this oity has the finest hall of any similar organi zation in thin oity. Tho address will bs a moat eloquent one. last F««r, The 2(1 th of April last yssr fell on Sunday. The Memorial ceremonies took place on Monday, in respect to the feet ings of many whose loved Confederate dead lie in onr cemetery who believed in keeping Sunday holy as well. Sunday was rainy. On Monday we had beautiful weather. Boy the best Goods in the market, and •oonomize by baying the most of them at Boat for oaah at E. 8. Swift’s ap23 dAwtf Speoial oare given to preparing Pbyai cians’ Prescriptions at Moffett'a Drag Store, 74 Broad street. ap2-tf The largest assortment of Gold and Silvar Watches is to bs found at Wittich A Kudu's Bros*. Kcpetition of Picnic. The Columbus Guards expect to re peat their picnic iu a short time. In spite of tho rain, by tbe festival of Thurs day tome forty to eighty dollars have been realized. Eleven new uniform coats are due to-morrow. The Finest Imported and Key West Cigars Jat Bub- ler’s, No. 84 Broad Street. ootll-tf Elmwood collars arc the best imitation of linen ever made. They fit better, wear longer, and look oioer, than even linen itself. An entire new stock of flue Jewelry has been received at Wittiou & Kinsul’b Jewelry Store. Oenulne Needles, Oil, Ac., At Whoolor A Wilson Sewing Machine Office, 100 Broad street. ap22 lw A. J. Puu&lky, Agent. Mualo, j MoCoj, J D Merck M (J M **ey, M McKoc, — Milan, L Mitctioll, M M Murphy, B Mayo, Z N Burk4, Clayton 6th Oa Notary, J W Butlc-r, Wm Juffrny Bat Mew*, W J Conn, II Milltr, Hergjt TI SI Ml**. Co 4, J A Moore, 11 B Cult*. W A McKInnin, D Slit Mitt. Cook, M M Monk*, F F 4th G II Church, J McCulloch, R M 3id Ala. Oamoron, W A McOallom* J R Bg't 3d T. Cox, — 6th Fla Moora, 0 R 47th Teas Carroway, V Mullet*, W J 16 Him Carmutn, Wllny 63d Va Meadows, RO,N(J Chapman, II Murry, A J 67th Ga Cahblntt, Wm Naty Nelnou, A Nelson, J 26th Ala Bnahbsr, U Nohlr*, J no 8th Ga Nichole, R 66th Ala Osborn, J G 36th 8 C Owaus, C K color bearsr Otwelion, D O’Neil, A 0 P O’Pry,R O'Nsal, P 1st Fla Otfiiero, — Calhoun, Cath, K Carter, W 0 Clapp, llorsco Carttir, T 8 1st Ark Curaon, Jo* 31G M Clark, G 44th Ga Ca*tllo, — Chowing, H 4th Ky Croknr, J 0 U3tl Ga Carter, 8 64th G* Oounoway; 0 C 64th Ga Pittman, M Chatt, Jc«m 33d Ala Purker, W Osnant, M A Perkins, W J Cltamhlnr, A 0 4tli Ky l'orry, J C Carrolls, J C 62d Ga f’nrry, J N Cox, gam Coloinuu, J T Daniel — Dawson, F L 6th N C Dickson, II B I loony, N D DirauikM, Wm Duno, C C Pease, D W Peavey, J N 40th Ga Phelps, J Powell, B Ark Pitta, ^ Prrktr, J Pack, Wm 16th N 0 Philips, Fowler 60th ] Diiocau, W V Davl.l, J Dennis, J P Darla, K Davis, M B Duffny, C Navy Dot annay, II J Dunlop, — Butin, M Oth Ala Dean, C R battery Daniel, Wm Deckurt, II 27th Miss Pays, J 64th Ga Rndil, Chas lti yuolds, M 20th Ga RH1, ' W 30th Ala Kresa, WT Roonay, G W Davenport, J D 38th Ala Rldnuhonr, M M Kagortou, — “ *“■ **“ Kvorltt, T Knderman, R Kills, M F.Imorp, R 40th Ala fill Inure, K L 40th Ala Fergiinon, J Ferrill, J M 4th Tenn ForgUHou, Johu FiiKle, R F 26th Ark Fuller, Saul Reave*. Joel Ala Riley, Jno 30th Miss Paluey, RKlthU B Roberts, R J Htb MiM Hunch, 47th Ga Rsmbcrt, M 0 Sdth Mis* Rynneau, K Reid, U Bttad , J V Bplrdell, Chas II 6Hi Fla Bunwich, H P Fon*le, J W 48th Tena Bander*, J M Fannin. J 17th Ala Swords, P Fanue, Guo 10th Mins Bup'orn, Wm Fanning, John 30tb Miss Hnlllvan, O Fulmer, R 40th Ala Bhurt. A L Flynn, G Oth Ga Bliort, J Goatihy, 0 11 Smith, C UiltBn, J Btou*. G M 46tli Ga Gullvcr, T BtNrgls, N Gaston, T B 20th Texas Blade, 8 L Gain*, J I Gntlu ie, L J Gortchius, J M Oootchiu*, W ■ Gldo< > A J Gray, F M Gunn, I> G (loasoe, J A id Teun Glaitsoock, C 28th Miss Gate*, If Mth Ala Goforth, L It 18th Ala Harris, J Harvey, B BpeHirer, W Balter, W Smith. J R Blade, J W Htsvons, A B — M1PICIW1S DR. TTJTT’8 HAIR DYE le eeetly applied, tajute i PemUtat ktaek er brown,aadeetelike —egte. Tbe beet tztfce world. Bold by nil drncittele. Prtoof nboz. & op fu rrs. Tho BhMtljp roe—rd of dtetbe tket ronlt lroa pnlwonory otMUom la M|htM. Tbaro la no dtatoao Uat !• (a taeldnou ta IU ittook ll eoumtaptlon. By tht Mctaot at '•light ooldi’’ they non boeeta. deep Meted end dnly rowedlee wkleh, tf applied at Ike oat- rat, would kare exerted all deacor. Dr. Tatt’a Xzpeetoraat koe pnrea imlf th* aawat raleekli toet Owtawra ere; dliMrend. A Slatlw—lahw* • wlwttfp- ■ea of Now York proaoaiteo H the ‘‘groat, eat MoMlag of tko nlaotoeatk oeatary,” aad •aye “no raially ekoaM bo wltkoat H." It to ploaeaat to tho taeto, lad a elagle Am will often reoMrethe Meet obeUoata eoagk, OBee 11 Murray etnet. New York, fable dMdewty DR.C.4.B0HANHM ■Med Er eroary. Chargas raasoaabls. Gi Nortli Fifth s(.« Bt. Bt. Loals la IKK. «pDr. B.*s “TmaBmen Bpselal Dlsaaras,” whioh Billy axplalns the nature, ea»— toms, ete., of Seminal Wsakncss, Cuts lops oa rsoslptof staatp. A BOOK FORJTHE MILLION. I a van as. 1 n» and urn mu U Trull! oa tko flrarzta L IU kronebM oad CooiaoMoao, ' low!; tbaim no. l, oon* noan abb Uoro hneaaoh t.v kUtl Lrar. Ml! Arrin la Aifaite Idt t ■ Arrlnlo tluooi Mil Iran Macon (orOolutabra kllrz Leon Moooa Ibr Zutauta Mi >w tan Mocoa Ibr Atlanta Arrin at Oolatabae _ Arrin at Zutaal* MUI Arrin at Attaata MBAM OOMiaa SOOTB ABB BAM. Loon Atlanta IMll Lrenlur.aU Mil Arrin at Moooa boat AUaita Mil Arrin at Macon Iron Mknln. bMtz Leave Mtaowam aua■ Arrin la MilltdgoflU Mtl Arrin la latontaa ..tuerz Arrin at Aoguita iiOttl Arrin at Inuuk 4:15PH TkAIH MO. 3, 00IN5 MOBTH ABB WBM. Laonflananab 7:14 rW Lain A again Mill In Ao. Arrin la Auguta Trig AM Arrin la MUlidgorllll flMPM Arrin 1a Kaioatan llitgpM Arrin la Moooa TtdkAM tanMmoi for Oulmbta..... MIaI taw Macon far Muknla 5.94 AM taw Moooa for Attain Mai Arrin In Oclaabn Mi p ■ Arrin la Puraalu 5JII8 Arrin la Attaata MM pm OOMINfl SOOTB ABB BAR. taw Atlanta 1*5 PM tanOoluabn MIM tan Patau 1a mam b—175 ■WMffi.i,,.t!i I o • p •! 5! t ll oe #*••# IIRIm Arrin la Micoaflrota AUMM. AMiM Arrin la Moooa feta Oiliatw 5*5 r a _ , 5*5PM , Pier a tan Augaita MM P M Arrin la Auguta ........ T*tAM Arrin la Bonanob MMam Loan UolutabM 5*1 a m Arrin la Mecoa tram Oolaabao., i DR.WHITTI ER. 617 Bt Charli* atrwtBt Loo!*, Ho. A rafularly *4«Mt*4 sad MMfillj $mHM $bf *tal», bs* bssa lotaMT iwcsmS Is «h* snwlsl irMi»5iii sf Bll Vrasrsal, Sexual MBd OhronM ptsMBM lk*s ss/Mkor |A;5tcUs Im St Lmito. ss back SIR stU f men *ks«. Sf fklll*. lioBorrha*. Otoet, Btiiciiirs, Orrkltn. Htmla *r Mnpiar*, all Urinary aad SypkUlU* rr at$r*Nrtal rm*tk>a* af 18* throat, skin or bon as, ara in«i«S vita aaparaJMti BU50C55, on IsiMtsalMUn* prlowtptoo. ■parmatorr hoaa, tfaxuol DsblUtv rad impotcBoy, aa tat rwuli*r*air afctiM, mimImmm»i la maiurrr jhti, or oih*r oatiit*. aad vklok praStto* »ou>« of tkt following WffoOt*. a*rV*M*M«M. •#Mi4n*5 5P4M$N5M| SohUMp, rfUSMPM •/ light, ill/,HIv* memory, pirnttUi m thi foes, r*$5tcal Simp ai-grriwM «• isUif •/ /tmolm, isn/uotun sf Mm, tan •<nt«I potter, tie., rrndoilns maniac* Inifropsr unhappy5 ara iiamaiMBU/ curtS. Ciroular Ira*. MARRIAGE GUIDE, KidIbIbIds w! a way aiarty, wka art. why. fka ImptSi- sttHlin Jrsrn-Igs - r.iuaet. rotasaqiuaora aad far*. I.»)« Pliyaitaltagloal iUta:av«rlcala ihalhtaiMUBg fiuiciiaaafN»j'i- ituotlon. Why our panpl*art pram*turaly lafltw. AII ib lliodouktfulortaquUUIvo wlsli mknsw. aa llniMratnl 1 pago buak. aanulaktas much Infomailoa for tk* Sanliil tboso eoMiamsImtinp metrrlspt. *v’ryh«4y tkoaM Iwy • krsa wkaratkar mb And It Sr»t l* asy a*dr«w. tsntritg ieslid. It wall, for 60 etsM. Oarniaa rtfltioB. U own to. Paatphl-l fraa al *SIm, ar for * atats fswtfig* Saaii by natlfor any vf kls wa; ta, audjudga for yonragif. Para.ag.rl lor MIlMgorUla oat BUnraa will tab. train Mo. 3 Irian lonaaok aad Aagaata. oad trail No. t froM potato oa tko koatkwrataraBoU- rood, Attaata oad Mona. Tk. Mill—Igwrllle ut BMoataa b d*"y* # ^“~ ta y^gKA I WZATBXN BAILMAB Of ALABAMA, OoieM—P. 5!^ FetaMlh, IPTki DAILY TBAINA. ran Oolnabni Arrin at Maatfratary.. I Arrin it Mobile...... I Arrin at Now Ortauu Arrin at italau Arrin at Viokfbayg .» Arrin at Iraalirllta 1 apt Afcwly Loan Oolambas 11*5AM Arrin at Attaata Tdt»a Arrin at Mow York..... talk MM Mr. Metaewek’o 55——r* KemoSiM Th attendant roaodlei for all dlcoi .'i of tho lung! are Soaazoa’o Pvtanwi iraur, NuaazoE’iSaA Waas Towto, and '’uaiaca’a Maidiau Pilu. aad, tf takoa bofuro tho lung! are dMtroyoa, a ipoody ran la afoot—1. To tkooo turn —odlllan. Dr. J. H. Bohraok, TRAINS ABAIVE AT OOLDMI From Montgomsry ( From IUmU. j i lotapg, _ orPblladelphlo. owookli aarinlL.- . tho troattaoDt or palMoaary dUoiMi. Tbo Poliawilo SJ bo Pulmonic syrap rtaoas tho morbid mat. nr In tho laogc: aatarotkrowtltoffby raoaoy oipootoratlon—(or whoa tbo phlegm or matter le ripe » ellgbt oouga will throw It off, the pw ueat baa rett aad um taigi bogil to heal. 1 beffta ta boat. _ fandraki PilTiu? 11(1 111 MU II Mill li r tag • mHtaBUM M WMIUgBMW 8 I6IW mot on tbs Ilvsr. rsmovtng all obatrmstlons, rs- lax tht gall btoddsr, Uts h4U sUrts frsslj, Bod tha Ilvsr Is ioob rsllovsd. vs | tk- , with ths food and provosts g. It ssalits ths dlgsstlsB by tsalnv «P imaoh to a healthy ooaditlon, so that tht ad tbo Fulmoalo Ryrap will moko good 8t»vi Fmith, — Buthorlam [33d M , W 6th Ga IIhuim, M L 40th Ala llogna, J iiuflr, — Sullivan, Wm Buhbs, Jno 10th cavalry Bcott, J J, G ** CLUll, ra ta, a* MM Bburllf. W 4th Ga Bnsat, L W 19th Ga loton, I iiuitiw, a Ilrmlll, II W Ilaxliitou, J lint, J w um, a Hunry, D R Hill, G Twlllry, Geo BlislNin, T B 27th Ala Short, A L 17th Ga BUnselt, A II. Tillman, — Thomas, IUnry Tyler, J A Taylor. L U Toal, W A IlollInKfheatl, J 17th Ala Thomn«, B Hampton. 1J 31 MJ»# ThrewJt'sj S W IfoTHion, A 1'lstGa Thrnwiits 1 Thos IIothioii, A ristua inrnwuui, i Hunipley, M K 631 reg Tttwontt, T Hun it aw, Wm IrolaU'l Taylor, —67*h Ala A KStbGa Uiirtao-, W f’Hih N C IliKgH, F 66th Ga Jsnican, — Joiner, M Baby Carriages, A handsome vitiiely ui low prices, just received at iiooKtir & Wau.vru’s, ap2I dlw HH nnd M5 Booed St. J.IMT or LKi rZRS. Ths following is a list of letter* remaining lo tho Pontofllos at Uolumbus, Georgia, April S4th, 1876: Harnos W J Little mll3 A Massey roll* 8 J McMurralu J W Riddle tors N col B;aokm uilss A Hrown mrs 11 ool Rrown P Brown, Hlioao k Os Clark S t) Cltrk II A Uolters mlu A Cooper mraS Holoomb miss C Jackson Fool Jones mlu K JonesJ J Kelley U O AIcKensfe .1 G Miller uirsT Miller T Monroe B col Myers T L 2 Pie I* ool Power* rnlss 8 Saxton Of! Scott tuts J Rlmons R Simmons I* Skinner mrs A V Hollas ml.-<8 li Rmalls 8 Thomas II Threatt K col Underwood I* Washington J wrnllUG Wedlon O West mrs N William* (3 WIIIIhois A II Wilson J le Wood field mrs M Yonng mbsU UNMAILABLE LETTERS. DriKK.r.r- Bool g meletG Bev A eorge Martin Gibson T ll sr Green W J Hears miss L ool Holt M tol Howard mrs A Hooper mrs M <*>1 Ala. Thomas MO, Union (tprlngs, Ala. Taylor H v Ulough's Station, Ala. W. M. JOHNSON, P. M. , Rll 6th G M Thurman, M W Vllllplque, OL Wagner, R P Ward, W !( Whitten. B Woodard. ~ Williams. U C Whit*, Wm 19th Tenn Wsrd, W Walkur, W N Wfttklne, W William*, Jno 1st Ala Waid:JF2 f Ga Whittingcr, M 27th Mis* Wicks, B Wsavrr, A 4th Ala Woldboro, — 64th Ga Young, L Young, W II Yongboye, J M Youngblood, 0:it| Ga Zs. k,Joku 1st Ga UNINOWS Twraty-flvfl, five of whom belonged the Confed erate Nuvy. Jackson,— Johnarn, J Jonea, W A 67th Fla JOQtik, J 8 Jo u*. Win JollUKOII.il Jam -, 1) K Jon*-H, M JofH’H, W John*, lohn 4*It Fla Johnann, T F Jonea, W It Jones, C J«*nkins, K 64th Ga Jauio*, W J 4th Miss Jatueii, M 3i Fla Muscogee Sheriff 8$le. 1 tweon the legal hours ol sals, In front of r er, Illges It Uo.»i on ths c truer or Broad id st. Clair Stroets, In tho city of Columbus, the we-t line of P W Pryor's land eroesvf ths Stark's land to Bulloreek, then* up to A Gammei’s lino oast to tha northeast oor ner, thence on tbe original Una to the begin nlng, es the property ofJeuo J Hra John ¥ Clegnurn, to satisfy a mortgai my hands issued from the Superior Atusooges eouotj, In favor of Wllllem eomvi ■ouringc ths stomach food and ths Pulmonis Ryrup will make gsotf blood; then ths longs heal, and ths pa tient will surely get well If sort If taken to pre vent Irssh oold. All who wish to consult Dr. Sebsnsk, either personally or by lattsr.san do so at his princi pal offles. eorisr of kikxn and Anew' Bts, Philadelphia, every Kooday. hlladelphla, every Konday. Bohenok's madlslassara ssM by wUdraggtots throughout the eountry. myie sadly Kotioe in Bankruptcy. No. IMS. rnptey was Issued sgalsst ths —Mis sf Ana Mur ray, of Butlsr, oounty of Taylor, asd Blots of Georgia, who has been adjudges s Bankrupt oa his own petition, and that ths pay lira t sf ray debts, and ths delivery of say property belonging to —id Bankrupt, to hits or for his see, ana ths trans fer of any property by him are forbidden by law; that s meeting of tbs' creditors of tbeseJd Bankrupt, to prove their debts sad to Shoo— one or mere As signed of bis estate, will bs held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bs hoides st Fort YnUsy, Oa at HvlBKton’s Hotel, before Lemuel 1 Downing, —quire, Register, on the llh day < M.,. A. Dlif., at 1.0‘cta*!. i. §i(rii i tTuit—I Sutra Manbal, u Mrarao- r. a; S3 oaw3t p EOBdlA — MUSOOOEE COUNTY— 17 Wh.raaa, H T Thotaaraao, adwtalttrator ct r u Naura, r.jtrerai'.! tt th! Drart ta kta petl- Itaw I, Ml EBNanra, r.preraal talk. Drart ta klipetl- tioD.duly fll-T aid eitered ra re—wd, that ha hai rally admlnltterad uld ratata. therefore, ta cite ill par—me era- nnmi) aiudred end creditor!, to ehow non (irony they CM) why HMnkaiilMntar ohoold not be dlraherz—1 Iran hie adtalitetretkw eed receive letter! of dtalMlM on tko Brit M nday In Jnnc, lefE ff. M. BM'KiKS. Mired 95,1P75. •nr! ocnM or e EOROl* — MUSOOOEE COUNTY— mi lor letter! H. O. Ivey, Into of raid oounty, doraorad. . . Tkcra ire, thoraroro, lo olta nnd ndmoniik nil, nnd ilnralor tbo kindred nnd emlUore of rai l d-»eo—I to ihow wz III nzy they her.) withlo tkotura wererthed by Ian. why raid letun ihould mat he ptazted to raid • 1 S!‘v?" l 'and.r my osetal Hgnetat!, tbli April »th, 1579. r ^ BEOOKff, Ordinary, a)iS aow4t A Bargain Offered. THE BRANTLEY FARM, Ordere for Book- Portadloata. ra raytktaff portatnloa to tko bnilnow wUl horaroraptty UM. Call nnd Bznmtae ear Meek. Yra Hf •ee aometkliN that y«a need. ra. Bradford and Cl—(horu. February 34, 1879. fci** | f/jDisriAffcr pwwr irday at home. Terms frss. ▲ Montgomery di Eufauit R. R. Change of Sohednle, - Taking Efot Ootofor I, 1*74. MAIL TZAIN—DAILY. >toting ra Wednesdays aad Baturdf s wMh isaOhattahsoehsawvsr,asd dallygftUm» Springs with MoMIs A Girard Railroadiw Trsy. Leave Bufouto MBAM Arrive st Montgomery,, fill AM Oonasctlng st Union Brrtsgi with Mshfis h Glsovd Railroad for Ool am 1> as asd at Mostgomsw with B. DUNHAM. Been. GRAY’* f Ferry PRINTING INK Works PHILADELPHIA. rw$i aUhs Gl are uslsj Works,! United Steles Gstrtte;— U are pioeead to add oar approval ef mm t ssa!Si It to tko ■ rewired. deer, and worka foraly.” .1FJifts isatfva«upl« ■SSBB WORKS. ••We coll the attention of’ to the card of the OKAY** INO INK WORKS, of whoi Tenre to— - who ran thee worthy of pattoneie, aa aazlrae to want, of thair caitoaure, end ae I an to deni with na wn ever tott. ion. 01 m ■■■■ dtp, are ■« do to TIE TO, certain of reralrtaf went and prompt aUentloo.’’ J. W. PEASE St NORMAN, dwAlbks w Music, Musical lnstnumnta,l1mN OrgMSUNy OllJPOMBhOfBe PICTURES AND FBAMI8 Books, Ststtonsry. N.wtpepara, Ptriodlsnle, ! •to., ate. A inpply wf mil ktafo at ] i

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, April 25, 1875, Image 3