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COLUMBUS GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 12 1875
NO 109
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PEACE OV EGfiOPA
Tsndoaey Is tea Usesrel
■seat.
Nelhsrn Lands,
The figures given below, which are
taken from the sgrienHarsl atatietion of
the ninth census report, present n euriona
comparison between the lends of this
Btate and those nf Kentnoky as regards
the relative aggregate vulttea of tbe ferine
and the velnes of tbe nnnnul product:
vabssoo ooumty, ala.
Number of improved acres 141,:
Assayed value 2,810,711
Value or annual products* $8,024,676
BOURBON OOUSTT, XT,
Number of Improved acres. 166,MS
Assessed value 16,945,276
Value of annual products* $2,641,690
It will be seen Jrom the above that,
while the improved lands of Bourbon
county, Ky., are more than five times as
valuable a8 those of Marengo oounty,
Ala., yet the value of the proanots of the
latter is greater by half a million dollars.
Bat the Kentucky lands will generally sell
at oash sale for double their asteased
value, while those of tbia oounty have not
been worth the amount of the assessment
at any time during the last three years. <11
follows therefore that, while the gross
crops of the Blue Grass farms yield little
more than 8 per cent, upon the true value,
those of Marengo make return in gross
of mare than 100 per cent, upon the
actual value of farms. This doubtless
seems incredible to the people of the
North but it is nevertheless true. The
crops raised annually upon a majority of
the farms in this oounty would sell for
more if prepared for market, than the
farms themselveM.
These faots properly set before tbe
people of the Northwest ought to attract
emigration from those inhospitable re
gions to our more genial and fertile seo-
tion. Suob representation should at onoe
induce an influx of whites into Alabama
from those Btotes, snob as Kansas, Minne
sota, etc., where the reigns of the grass
hopper and ioe-king divide the year.
>T1m> thIuo of proditets includes tbe lacrosse of
stork and other improvement*.
—Marengo Kent.
—‘‘Nice CQatom. conrtwy to great
kilty.,” .aid Harry tbo Fifth to tb.
Princes. Katherine of Franoe, wbon that
,'.harming lady objected to hia beetowiag
upon her rosy lip. a tender ante-nuptial
kite. *'W. are the maker, of manner*,”
Hi. Majesty added, and therewith, u
ttiuk.pe.ra Msurea us, benignly Minted
hi. blushing bride-elcct. ThU right ray.
.1 precedent no doabt >« in the mind of
President Grant when (a. . oorr.'poud.nt
of the Tribune tell. a. be did) Hi. Excel,
lenoy, returning from the Centennial at
Concord, compelled a lady to teat* the
trabliu “palace-oar” of tb. New York end
New Haven train, in order that h. might
indulge bimaelf with a eoothing Hanna.
At the drat blush thi. story don not
sound pleasantly. Bat think of th. mat
ter a mom.nL If nice custom. ooartoey
to great ktoga, why should they not cour
tesy to great pruiaente aloof And if lo
the hero of Aginoourt, why not to the he
ro of Appomattox? To be ear. there are
point, of diff.renoe in th. two
The hero of Agin court won his viotoriee
with on. man against fin, th. hero of
Appomattox won hi. victories with five
men againstone. The PrinesM Kathar
ine, while she had a hemming respect
for the “nioe customs” of her oountry in
the matter of maidenly reserve about be
ing kiMed with her will, doe. not appMT
to have entertained any uuoouqnerabl*
prejudice against being kissed without
her consent. Tbe lady for whom Presi
dent Grant mode a publio conveyance un
inhabitable, on the contrary, distinctly
disliked smoking, end gave Hia excellen
cy to understand os mnoh. But thee,
difference, apart, tbe mod.rc President,
like tbe mediaeval King, may fairly claim
bis right to be considered a “maker of
manners.” And those Republican*, being
■till gentlemen, who don't perticulerly
admire the manners which ho makes, will
Nnw You, May 7, 1878.
I should have written yon a week einoe,
but I have bren too busy to write .v.n
friendly letter.. It was my Intention to
have given a description of the trip
'round from Savannah by iea; not that
tbe event was novel, bnt there wee much
that I mw whieh I imagined would have
something of the interest for yonr readers
that it hod for an. However, carious
passengers, a broken aorew and e rough
sm are to me things of the peat, end now
not worth reading.
THI WKATHXl.
Tha weather here has been very eold.
On the morning I leaded I found enow,
end everybody wee running along with
bine faoee end muffled bodies. Sinoe then
we have had rain of the ahillteet possible
character, and winds so strong and bois
terous that onoe arms actually ached in
the prolonged and painful effort to main
tain a stove-pipe hat in tha proper place.
Bagged arohine reaped s harvest in chas
ing the hate of fat man, who stood bare
headed and panting after giving ap in
despair to keep ahead of the wind. Men
with wigs were in agony every time they
ventured ont, end ambralUs were either
converted into tipsy balloons or tnrned
inside oat on the handle like a clean
sock. The rain made the streets slippery
and it required the skill of a gymnast to
keep straight, while tbe mental facilities
were kept on a oontinaed strain in walk
ing, and “hope and fear alternate tri
umphed in the heart.”
ni CITT.
Despite the wMther this New York is
truly a grand oity. As I viewed it from
the ocean I was more than avar struck
with tha extended forests of masts tar-
roanding the shores of the bay far and
near, steamers plying in every direction,
smeller crafts speeding away like great
birds, weather stained and storm bruised
ships coming in from foreign lands, the
voyage ended; other ships with snowy
Mils sweeping ont to distent shores,
beyond the world of waters; great ferry
boats moving between the great elty and
the ehores of tho islands in the bey,
over the Hudson; villages and towns and
oittes on every side; the sharp steeples
and poliahod domea catting tha clear,
eold sky, white the morning sun flashing
on the snow-covered roofs tnrned them
to billows of fiery opal. “All this,” sa
Man-illini would My, “wm deem’d
gorgeous, yon see, bnt than yon know it
wm dsnoed oold too.”
They My tha people of Niagara get so
accustomed to the thunders of tbs Fells
that they never hear them. I presume
they gat oorns, so to speak, in their ears.
But how any man oonld avar grow indif
ferent to th* roar and din of Broadway
is one of those things that eon never be
eatiefaetorily explained. Boiler making
is gentle and JEolian mnsio compared to
IL Yat an Irishman, dressed in the garb
of a polios man, assured me “Upon my
oonsaienoe, I never hear it.”' As he look
ed to be DMrly seven feet high, I presume
tbe sound wm very much softened by the
time it got np where he wm. Tben,
again, it is the dnty of a policeman never
to ms or hear anything, and to be oat of
the way as much m possible. Bo, after
all, my Milesian friend may have been
right
From the Battery op for miles end
miles, in the direction of the North Pole,
Broadway stretches—tha most magnifi
cent street in the world. There is not an
indifferent building on it, while moat of
them are palatial in exterior, and filled
with the rich prodoate of the world, or
the ooncentrated wealth of our own land.
New York tekM the ersem of the Union,
and the rest of the oonntry has to lax-
arista on the skim milk. But despite
this wealth, evinoed in merchant fleets
and towering itraotnres, splendid banks
end buiy factortes, stately churches end
aneqaoled eohoole, there is a dark side to
the brilliant picture. Wait till the snn
sinks and Broadway’s roar softens into a
mariner, and tha shadows of the towering
buildings fall on the lamp lights, and fail
to lighlon the long dark ollay-waye.
Tben the gayly dressed erowd
is away, mvc here and there a belated
clerk ora carious stranger, and the other
side of the picture oomee oat in the dark-
ness. Virtae fallen so far that it is har
dened to braM; vioe in rioh attire and
vioa in rage; ragged children, with old
faoee, pleading with lying tongnM in the
the hope of exciting charity; ragged old
women and old man that wonld look like
people from another world, if their
squeaking voieM did not assure yon of
their humanity. The brutal foot) of a
men looks into yours under the lamp-post,
ss yon wait tor a ear, and oonvinoed by
the glanoe that yon measure him ha
sneaks swsy, without a word. Dike red
•yes, tbs saloons gleam ont in the
darkness on every bend, and
the low oonoerte era beard in
tha basement, blending with the voioes
of revelers, and suggesting that the mu
sic comes all the way np from tbe region
that “Ole Uaole Ned" is supposed
not to have gone to. Yet New York is
grand; she hM more culture than igno
rance, more virtue than vice, more wealth
than poverty, more to feel proud of than
to be ashamed of. Her money kings rule
the nation's commerce, her merchants
Ml! their goods in every hamlet, her fleets
whiten every sea; and more, tbe brains
and uowspapors of New York form and
PEN!
IIA.
mines BXLIIYU THI oui tavom db-
ABlliMDiT.
Pams, May 11.—Tha fsating hare is
more hopeful. La LibarUt mys the Omr
will propose a general dtearming, whieh
Germany will support.
TUX TIMM SATl TBS OUI WAKTl WAU-
STAMDIMO Amiss A MBKAOB.
Loudon, May 11.—Tha Timet in a lead
ing editorial says: We believe tbe
Csar is resolved to hold the most decided
lsngnege In favor of tbe maintenance of
poaco, and to use every effort to pat a
•top to the present alarm. A few day*
will probably bring forth official disclaim
ers of the recent reports. It is poMible
that it will be Mid that there ie nothing
to justify French apprehensions, bnt
there should be no mistake on this point
ee long ss the present conditions remain.
There must not be nnsMineM, even, of
danger. An nnformen ooeident, or an
outburst of jealousy, may precipitate a
rapture.' The Czar ia unablt to guaran
tee that Franoe will not attack Germany
within a few years. Glgantia ar
rangements era a mutual menaoa. While
they exiat, it is beyond the power of even
imperial peace makers to allay apprehen
sion.
A FALSE niFOBT.
BxnLTs, May 11.—A rumor that Germa
ny end ltussia intend addreming repre
sentations to France in relation to arma
ments is fulse.
ASSURANCE or PEACE.
London, May 11.—In the Boom of
Commons, this afternoon, Mr. Bonrke,
Under Foreign Secretary, in iMpouse
to an inquiry of Sir Cbartea Dilka as to
tbo Continental sitnation, Mid the Gov
ernment has received to-day moot Mtia-
factory assurances from Berlin of the
maintenance of the pesos of Europe
OEDKANT—CZAR OS RUSSIA AT BEBLIN—
SUrrURBSION or BKUOIOUi obderi—
PLOT AGAINST BISMARCK
Berlin, Msy 11.—The Oar arrived to
day and was received on alighting at tha
railway station by Emperor William and
ail (be Princes of tbe Emperor'* family.
Generals Yon Moltke and Manteanffel
auil other distinguished personages were
present. The Emperor's- greeting wm
exceedingly cordial. An immanM erowd
gathered aronnd the station and chsersd
enthusiastically. Th* city la decorated
with flags. Tha Czar, accompanied by
PrineeSGortxaohakofl, visited Prinoe Bis
marck.
The bill for tbe suppression of religions
orders passed its third reading in tha
Lower House.
The Berlin Pott say* there are reasons
to believe that certain Palish prteste
have conspired against the livM of Prince
Bismarck and Dr. Falck, Minister of Ec
clesiastical Affairs, and that tha persona,
whose names are already known lo the po
lice, were hired to carry out the plot
NEW MUAIinm ATLANTIC
CINCINNATI.
COMPARATIVE BTOOKS OP MEATS AND LAID
IN BTOB1.
Cincinnati, May 11.—Th* report of tbe
stock of hog produot in ibis elty May 1,
1875, and the corresponding period leat
year, was submitted to tha Pork-Packan'
Association by the Secretary, Sidney D.
Maxwell. In preparing tbe report tbe
bnsinessof onehondredandfortyflrmahM
been consulted. It ia more comprehen
sive than any preceding report, in that it
furnishes as complete details of the anm-
mor as of tbo winter products. The win
ter packing from November l to Maroh 1,
ia as follows:
... 14.T24 bbts. Perk
.... 10,076 “ ••
...27,10*,017 lbs. Balk
... ISM, 127 >• B
mis .".’iijStIiu •• Hams
1174 0,766.086 •• “
1875—22,204 tierces, 188 bbli. aad 8,900 k«(> or
I.srtl.
1874—8,607 tlorees, 94 tibia, aad MSI kogi of
Lard.
Snmmer.cnred meats from Maroh 1 to
November 1, in 1874—total number of
barrels pork, 707; total pounds balk
meats, 441,000; total pounds bacon, <12,
900; total pounds bams, other than bulk
or sugar pickled, 78,180; total number
tiorces of lard 2,200, and 60 kegs.
VARIOUS ATT AIM IN THAT STATE.
Philadelphia, May 11—Athletlos, 20;
Centennials, 1.
The oroM-exemination In Oudtmnn'a
MM of alleged defalcation indicate* that
tbe ehareh owm the prteet nearly *800.
Be ports from 200 counties indicate
Maroely a half orep of winter wheat.
Pottsville, May 11.—Tbe sitnation in
tha SchaylklU mining region ia growing
daily more aritioal. Men willing to work
are oompelled to abandon the minM
under threats of death.
OTHER SEIZURES OBDSRID.
Washington, May 11.—Other distillery
Miiares have been ordered at Pekin, Illi
nois, Cincinnati, Ohio, and elsewhere,
and the Seoretary to-day directed tbit
legal steps be taken at all points where
frauda bar* bean discovered, and that ar.
raete be made where evidence is snffioiont
to jnstify them.
The officers have already ascertained
that great quantities of this orooked whis
key have buen distributed throughout the
country, especially in the Boath, bnt tbe
form of the package! in whiohitwM orig
inally shipped hM Inin changed in many
instances, and it will now be impoMible
i detect maeh of it.
Foreign Postage.
Washington, May 11.—The following
important order has been aigned by the
Post-Mp.iter General, and issued by circu
lars to all post-master*:
Post-Ofpice Department, 1
Washington, May 11, 1878. [
Tbe treaty concerning tbe formation of
general postal onion oonoluded at
Berne Doo. 9th, 1874, between the United
States of America, Germany, Austria,
.Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, Egypt,
Spain, Franoe, Great Britain, Oraace,
Italy, Axetnbnrg, Norway, tha Nether
lands, Portugal, llonmania, Bnasia, Ser-
via, Bwsedan, Switzerland, and Turkey,
having been duly ratified by the United
Statee on the eighth day of Harob, 1876,
and the ratifications thereof by tbe sever
al eontraeting Statee having been duly
exohanged at Barne, Switzerland,
the 3d day of May, 1876, it ia
hereby ordered that th* uniform union
rates of pMtsgs to be levied and col
lected in the United States on corres
pondence to and from the whole extent of
th* postal union embracing tbe above
named ooantries without distinction ebsll
b* m follows: for prepaid letters 6 cents
for fifteen grammes; for nnpsid letters 10
Mote per 18 grammes; for postal card*
sente eaeb,- for newspapers, if not
over 4 onneea in weight, 2 cents
for other printed matter,
samples of merchandise and all ar-
tide* other than newspapers entered
In Artiole 4 of the treaty, 2 cents
par each weight of 2 ounces or fraction
thereof, for the registration fee on all cor-
respondenoa 8 Mats. Tho anion rates or
postage hereinbefore prescribed will be
levied and eolleoted on and after July 1,
1875, on the correspondence to end from
all th* eontraeting States except Fran os,
and on and after January 1, 1876, on tbe
eorrcspondecs lo and from Franco.
(Signed) Maushal Jewell,
Postmaster General.
SUE VET or THE INLAND WATER EOTJTE PBO-
GEEMING.
Washington, May 11.—Senator Cono
ver, of Florida, ha* OMuranoM that th*
following olauM of the Elver and
Harbor BUI, whieh be chaperoned
through Congress, la progressing favora
bly s For a survey to MMrtain tha moat
eligible lin* on whieh a oanal acroes the
Isthmus of Florida eon be oenftructed,
aad whether a Mfe land looked naviga
tion betwaan th* water* of the Mississip
pi and th* Galf, along th* ooast
of Alabama, Louisiana and Florida, aad
thraagh th* Utter State to th* Atlantis
coast can be had; to Mtimate the proba
ble ooet and practicability of eoa sir no ties
of eneh works, aad of any artificial water
routes found necessary to provide a Mft
inland navigation between th* MImIb-
sippl rivar and of the mports on th* aaat
ooast of Florida.
Carpet ■Ills RsrsM.
Bbookltn, May 11.—Planet Carpel
Mills bgmtd. Loss *800,000. Employed
400 hands.
Loss in sleek, machinery and building
of the Planet Carpet Faotory ia *330,000.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
First Invented and Latest Improved.
AGENTS WANTED
In nil unoccupied territory. Good and reliable bob will
be dealt with very liberally.
Addreaa
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
Atlanta., Georgia.
raoBAiiLirns.
Wusisttox, May 12.—For Wedneo-
day, South Atlantic and East Galf States,
stationary or rising barometer and temper
ature, with aenth winds; parly olondy and
clear WMthar.
mlOHAFRIG NOT BN.
1878
1874
1875
1874
>875
1874.
do well to consider that it wm they,' and -, p
such m they, who made this President a direct <**«tiny of the Bepublto.
“maker of manners.”—Jf. T, Worid. I
Sosriheris Baptise teaveatlea—Dec
oration.
Charleston, S. O., May 11.—Southern
Baptist Convention adjourned tine die
yesterday. Tha session to-day mainly oc
cupied by reception of committee report*
wbioh were the subject of long and spirit-
ed discus.ion. Committee on New Board
received tbe resignation of Dr. Somnar as
Corresponding Secretsry of Home Mis
sion Board,and nominated Dr. Basil Man
ly, of Kentucky, as bis snccassor. The re
port of th* oommittee gave rise to mash
debate, bnt was finally aooeptad. Th* re
maining officers of tbe Board were re-
.looted end Foreign Minion Board were
re-elooted without obange.
Yesterday was observed?** the Memor
ial Day of the Confederate dead. Thar*
waa a vast assemblage st Magnolia Ceme
tery. An oration was delivered, and the
soldiers' graves were profusely decorated
with garlands.
Address to Use Pop*.
London, May 11.—A speoial diapatoh
from Berlin to tbe Pall Moll OatetU Mys
a Catholic Association hM left Meyenoo
tor Borne, to present the Pope with an
address, congratulating him upon th*
anniversary of his birthday, which ocoore
on tho 13th inst., wbon lie will be 86
years old. The address, wbioh 1* said to
have one million signatures attached to It,
is coached in terms of dMpost devotion
end sllegUnoe.
DOMESTIC.
—Five hundred plasterers at Boston
■track for *6.60 per day. PraMnt nay i*
*8.00.
—Three ladies were drowsed while at
tempting to cron Sandoaky rivar In a
wagon.
—ChM. Y1. Clarke, oolored, who mnr-
dared Thoa. Washington in a nloon at
Hartford, Oonnaotient, has been oeptnred.
—A private letter from New York say. :
'Cardinal MoOloskay hM distinguished
he Herald by selecting John
Yoneg as his secretary.”
—The decline in Erie share* yMterday
as accompanied by many rumo-s
wbioh ar* aom* which allege tt
company if embarrassed. Tha o
and postmaster of Leavenworth, KensM,
fatally ' * * ~ '
■aid as Distillers.
Washington, May 11.—Tho best-plan-
ned and mast skillfully executed oam
paign aver made by the government
against th* whiskey ring, onlmtnetsd yes
terday tn tha seizure of more than thirty
of th* largest distillers and rectifying
honiM in SL Louis, Chicago and Mil'
waukie.
Tha value of tha distillory property,
seized yMterday, wm over a million. De
tective* are banting ap the consignments
from the illioit distillers. Broken pack
agM are seized.
DOINGS or Till EO'XLDX.
Wilensbabre, May 11.—About thirty
man want to work in Hutcbinaon’s mins
this morning. They marched from their
homes in a body, and were armed with
rifles and revolvers. A erowd of men, wo
men and boys followed them with threats
and imprecations, and were only deterred
from sots of violence by ib* weapons of
the workmen.
The women were psrlioulsrly bitter
with inveotivea, and at one point, in the
mil* march, nearly precipitated a con
flict.
THD NBATOH.
shot by William Embry, edl
Optra Hoom.
th* parti**.
mile* distent. Hia w
bis parson, and is
Hotel.
CNNTBAL HOTEL.,
16* and tt* Broad EL, Catena Da*, Ua.
Mas. S. K. WoLDOinon,
Cotton Factories.
OOUmBPlJEAMCTAOTPBnO. OB*
■hsetlags. Shirtings, aad Sewing aad
Gsnarol Sheridan wm in
Lawyer*.
0u6a Weri *a4 ante Wkwi **6 tore
OOre Ie nor of Wlltlte * Klaa.1'., IuM^ ,t.
J* 1 * «. n. Chilton, nwM.it.
■vboowb. *Aimoimim c*.
Maaemoterer* of
ZHZNTINOI, SniXTIRaa,
TaEM.MPa.aa
00MMH1US, a*.
a.p.iwin-PrwMwx
W. a. IWIVT, liaiUrj * tween,. crMt ly.
LIONEL O. U>Y, JR.,
Attwrmejr and €eauiei!or at Lmrnr.
Commissioner of Deeds N. Y. and other States.
Offloe over Georgia Home lnsuranee Co.
Speoial attention given to oolleotlons.
deofi
SAMUEL 11. HATCHER.
Attorney st Law*
JafiO ORea over Wittieb A Kintal's.
Boot and Shoemakeri*
WE. MEtm.
Boot aad Wieeirit.
toelar la Laitlm met rii4l*(a- >•« Ie 0. A.
X—16 6 Go. a. Pi .apt 0*6 .MW .M«MI« (IfM
to orders. jail
A. A. MUKB,
Arteruejr and Cunuaellav a* Law.
PrMtlM. I* BUG. .nd Fwl.nU Go.ru la Grergl*
and Alabama.
Offloe llfi Broad Ht., Oolnmbns, Oa. JaS
Maax R. Buvnroan. Louis V. Oaebau.
RLANDPORD A GARRARD,
Allerasys and Oeisssllers at Lmw*
Office No. 67 Broad street, over Wlttich A Kin-
set's Jewelry Store.
Will practice In the Slate and Federal Court*.
s*p4
WELL* A OUBTIO,
■a. 79 Broad M. Mm af to. Me Mat
•uuain
Boot* aad Ihaa*. Leather aad TMIe.
Gin prompt aad aaratw atteaUon to ortan
I pap tk* hlEkwt mark** prte for
M.^B.-Ploftenn’ Hair ilnji oa kaad.
L. T. DOWNING,
Atlerasy aad ••llelfimr.
(7. 2. Com'r and Register In Bankruptcy. Offloe
nuv20| over Brooka' Drug Store, Cointnboe, Sa.
Doctor*.
M. J. MOSES,
Allersty aad Cwmmsellwr si Lmw,
•eoraia Roma Iasuranoe Company building, a*w
octT lyj ondatury.
BB.M.B.LAW.
OBw wrew Bre*6 aad laadolpk ZwZ, aural'
building.
KwMmm o* Vmylh, ten. Own telwr II OMr.
J>*
Grocer*.
Painter*.
DAN*L R. RISE,
Dealer In Family Groceries, on Bryan atreet, be
tween Oglethorpe A Jackson streets.
4E» No charge for drayage. dec7
WM. WOW, O., , CEL.
Ma«** and M|a Palatere.
Old OzMkorp. eornr, (Jwt aortk ot pwMio.)
Oolnbu, UwrzU,
WIU m.tract Ar B.om wd Me* M*U*( at
rraaoubl. prlera, ud zurantw Mti.lMttu.,
Rcf.r to Wm, Heow, lr. ttoffd
t. H. HAMILTON,
Wkalaaale aad Baton 41 racer,
Juaetlonof Franklin, Warran A Oglethorpe Bta.
S e charge for drayage. eepld
OPELIKA DIRECTORT.
Watchmaker*.
©. H. LKUUIR,
Watchmaker,
114 Broad atreet, C'olumbue, fit.
Watrhee aad Clock* repaired la th* best maa-
aer an-1 warranted. Jail
Doctor*.
DM. ML *. WAMXOOK,
IiriMt aad WEyeleHa
OEo. at IU<<iu,'i Drat Men, Eallnmd Arm.
Tin and Copperemlth*.
f*M4
WM. THE,
Worker imTtm, Bhset Irem, Copper.
Orders from abroad promptly atteaded to.
|a7 Ie. 174. Broad Rtraet
Hotel*.
ABAin M.D.B.
Wk.1 woe m to Op.Uk*, te ee to atop Ot th.
^it.t Hoew, .ppoalto Pmmo|w topei.
Dentleta.
LAWYERS.
i w. F. Tiunmjb,
DemtAat,
Opposite ftrnpper's bnlldtng, Randolph fit.
Ipecial attention given to the Ineertioa of Artl-
| flolal Teeth, ee well as to Operative Deatlstry.
febtt daw
H1BX8 D0ZIXB,
A.ttorney at Law,
■AHILTOM, SA-,
TWILL prartte 1* Ik. Ctoteade. OMI
TV or oar «km tea All kiad ot Mltettoe.
men. "toy ■« « rae emy.” .0.14 tf
COLE MR US DENTAL BOOMS,
We T. Pool, Prop’r,
Georgia Heme Building, Columbus Georgia,
ooiu
Tailor*.
ncQQicc t tivi nn
enemies end on* ingrete.”
In the District Court of the
United State*,
For th* Southern Dlitrlct of Georg 1*.
No. 1,124. In the matter of \
Biobard R. Oortorius, V In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. J
T HE laid Bankrupt haring petitioned U&o
Court for a dltensrge from all hli debts
K oveble under the Bankrupt Aot of Maroh
, 1867. notion li hereby siren to all peraoni lu-
tereitad to appaar on the 16th day of May,
1876, at lo o’clock, ▲. u.^at Chamber! of
Diitrlet Court before L. T. Downing, E«q., one
of tbe Register! er said Court In Bankruptcy,
at his offloe at Columbus, Ge., and show eause
why the prayer of the said patltlon of tbe
Bankrupt should not be granted. And further
notice Is glren that tbe second and third meet
ing of Creditors, will be held at the same “—
and place.
Dated at Sarannah, Georgia, this 29th day of
May, 1676. JAMES MoPUEKSON,
iny2o*w2t Clerk.
COLUMBUS OIL COMPANY
W E OFFBH TO THE WHOLESAL1
trade efColumbns and surrounding ooun
try, Carbon Oil, 110.130 and 176 rire Test
Also, Osaollne and all lubricating oils, such as
Wert Virginia, Lard, Wool, Spindle and Tal
low Oils, all of wbioh wa guarantee to sell for
loss than they can be laid down from any
market In barrels.
Prices subject to fluctuations and qaan
ot purohases.
Offloe 84 Broad Street, at Buhl or’s Cigar
Store. mhlO dAwly
About tho Third Torus.
Warbimoton, May 11.—There are other
gentlemen of prominence, besides Sena
tor Sargent, who claim to hare reoeired
Gan. Grunt's bosom seorot. The 4( other
gentlemen" don’t care to hare their'names
mentioned in this connection, bnt they
claim to hare known for n long while the
fact that Gen. Grant has abandoned en
tirely, if he ever really entertained the
purpose, of ronniag for n third term.
The “vither gentlemen" soem to be jtal-
our of the notoriety which Senator Sar
gent is getting as the apparently most in
timate confident of President Grant, and
seem to want to show the country not on
ly that other gentlemen enjoy the oonfi-
denoe of the President, bnt also to take
somo of tbe wind out of Mr. Sargent's
sails.
Tha Schiller Disaster—A Gearglam
Loot.
Nnw York, Msy 11.—The rush to the
agents office still continue*].
Mr. Leonhardt, of this city, called to
day to aseertain the fate of his brother,
George Leonhardt, of Aognsta, Ga, who
bad left in the Schiller with his wife and
child for Stnttgardt, taking a large amount
of property with him. No news could be
given to the distressed gentloman, who
left the offloe in tears.
painting, graining, varntsblng. polishing,
■■isotnlnlng, papering, letterlug, Ac. 90 ets.
Book or Alphabets, 60. Scroll* and < traaments
$1. Carpenter’s Manual, 60. Watchmaker
and Jeweler, 60. Taxidermist, 60. Hoap-ma
ker, 26. Authorship, 60. LightningCaloulatoi
26. Hunter and Trapper's Guide, 20. Dog
Training, 26. Of huoknell»rs or by mall.
JESSEE HANEY A CO., 116 Nassau st.,N\.
fob# dfcwtj
do to Teaao oia tho hone Btmr Routt
Little Rock, or via Shreveport, strike
nt Longview, the bert route to Palestine,
Hearno, Waco. Austin, Huntsville, Houston,
Galveston, and all points In Western, Central,
Eastern and Southern Texas.
Passengers via New Orleans will find It the
bert route to Tyler, Mlneola, Dallas, Overton,
Crookett, Longview, and all points In Eastern
and Northern Texas.
O. A. KGBHNI,
Merchant Tailor and Cutter.
A frill sleek of Freneb aad Ingllsh Broadcloths
aprie
OaMlmeres aad Vestlai
No. 134
Street
HRNRY IKLLMAN.
Cutting, Cleaning aad Repairing
Deae la tbe best stylo.
opr24) Ooraor Crawford and Froal file.
Dress-Making.
■INN N. A. HOUINMWaNH,
Brom-Maklag, Oettlag aad tttlag. Terms cheap.
Besldeaee and*bop la Browne?ill*.
■evlt
Plano Tuning, fcc.
H. W. BLAU,
Repairer and Yaaar of Flaaoaa, Organa aad
Aeoordaena. Sign Fatatlag also doaa.
Oldest max ba ba lafl at J. W. Faaaa A Mormaa’
.
Book gtero.
Cun and Locksmiths.
PHILIP EIPLRR*
fine and Lockawlth, Crawford atraet, next t#
Johnson’* corner, Oolnmbes, Oa. JaS
WILLIAM SCHOBRR,
Oin aad Locksmith aad dealer lu Oeunlng Ma
terial*. Saat ef fitrupp*
laid
Frssh Meats.
J. W. PATRICK,
Stalls No. IS and IS, Market House.
Me T. COOK,
Fresh Bsals ef All Kinds,
\ Stalls Nos. 16 and 17.
Barber Shop*.
ler’s oatont safety platforms and oouplert; and
no where else can the passenger so completely
d«pend on a speedy, safe aad oomfortable
journey.
Tun Loh> Star IIoutb has admirably an
swered the query: “How to go to Texas 7’* by
the publication of an interesting aad truthful
document, containing a valaable and correot
map, wbioh oan be obtained, free or charge,
by addressing tbe GENERAL TICKET
AGENT, International aad Great Northern
Railroad, Houston, Texas.
District K.) feblT wly
IS. TRMMT, Marker,
Builders and Architect*.
Me e. CHALMERS,
Hemae Carpenter and Builder.
Jobbing done at short notlca.
»lsns and specifications ftirnlshed for all styla
building* __ _
Broad Street, nest to 0. W. Brewn’a,
nt Colnmbu*. Qa.
Livery and Sale Stablee.
BO.EBT THOHPION,
Liver,. Bale and Exrbaace a table.
Oeuvaoari, Hosts or iUrooirs ««.,
mIM Cslaabo., a.
Tobacco, Clgare, Ac.
■AI.B BOBN.
If yon want to enjoy a goed amoks, go to hie
Cigar Manufactory,
Between tieorgla Rome and llnacecae Roms.
J*6
Manufacturers aad Dealers a
Furniture, Bedding,
ZLAMBBEQUIH8.IAC.,
Nos. 87£and; 89 Bowery,
N OHKUTIE, *ND
l*a oadllia ■ ester;.treet.
Braas* Mere—He. *1 Wurth Aeenue.
PsIT-lQ
CRANDALL k <W.,
I
no. eee third s-vinux.
:Wtiulsasls aad listen DmIsts la
Patent Baby Carriage*,
Velocipedes,< Propellers
Spring and
Hobby Horses,
Doll Carriages, Wagon*,
Carts and Sleigh*
O^Oanitantlr oe ksad, a Isrg. nook to n;t
tli* trad*, jalT-if