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COLUMBUS GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING MAY 15 1875
NO 112
TEBM8
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Hijab My ms pathetic—His Hewer Se
vere.
Detroit Free Press.]
“I can sympathize with you,** said
Bijab, spooking to Hia Honor, “for I've
been there. The women always tear and
rare and pitch when Hpring comes, and
you may jaw aud jaw, yet you can't atop
'em. I know just how your house is.
The Htoves are dowu, atraw all over, freah
paint on the doors, a white washer daub
ing away, children playing horse with the
louking-glasa, and 1 presume to aay that
you ate your breakfast this morning on
the bottom of the s’ove-boiler, and drank
your coffee out of the mustard bottle."
His Honor heaved a deep aigh as he
looked from the dent in his hat to the
hurt on his knuckles, and Bijah continu
ed:
“It isn't likely that I shall ever marry
again, hut if I do, and my wife deans
house oftener than onoe in five years. I’ll
leave her—yes leave her, even if it’a in
the dead of winter and potatoes are $50
per cord and wood $2 apiece!"
4 ‘Do you answer to the name of 0. Mer-
rifleld Soott?" inquired the Court
Bijah pushed out the first prisoner.
•‘Vann.”
“Yaas.
He wrb a young man of four and twen
ty, and the “duds" on bis baok weren’t
enough in bulk to make a good-aired
mop. - His hair waa down to his eyes,
there was ooal-dnat and dirt all over him,
and be moved around with slow and sol
emn step.
“Wall, sir,” said the Court, “yon are
eherged with vagranoy. Tbs warrant
»aya yon have no heme, no ocoopetlon
and that yon oonldn’tby a lemon if they
sold ’em at a oent a million. Straighten
np, look me in the eye and give me your
rtuidid opinion about it.”
“Thar' luin't no work,” drawled the
pri inner.
“Have you eonght for work?"
“Yaae.”
“Where?"
“Wall, I’ve been kinder lookin’ all
around town, “
.“Hr. Scott,” continued His Honor as
he fastened hie teeth into an apple and
drew a whole eide away at ones, “.appose
that Daniel Uoono had kinder looked
runndin hie yonng days, where would Ken
tucky be now ?"
“I dunno,” sighed the prisoner.
“Suppose, Mr. Soott, that Storey, of
the Chicago Timet, or Bam Bowles, of the
Springfield Republican, or Dana, of the
Now York Run, had apent their early
days in sitting on a hydrant and watehinf
the operations of a pile-driver—wool.,
they ever had half a dosen libel anita at
ocoe and been able to pay a ooal bill on
sight f"
“I tell yon work ie mighty tkeree," ex.
claimed the prisoner, Beaming to be an
noyed at the questioning.
“Well, I'll pnt yon where you’ll have a
steady job for six months. I make yonr
sentence for that time, and if they are an
economical eat theta they woo't try to
wash yon np, bnt will jnat taka yonr bids
off and raise a new men.”
—The Bnperintendent says ths earn
ings of tba Macon & Augusta road for the
year have been $llfi,450 79, and the ex
penses $109,964—showing a net prufit of
$12,086 79.
—The threatened dlfflonlty abont the
O'Fallon family in Floyd oonoty, has been
settled by a report of physicians pro
nouncing them well of the smallpox and
not oapable of spreading the contagion.
—A large number at the dtisans of Isa-
Orange hah! a mooting in tba Oourt-house
on Saturday evening, to exoliango oon-
sratuUtiona over theeleotion of Hon. B.
H. Hill to Congress. Speeches were
made, and resolutions adopted.
iin Fnrifoy, the aeooml negro
tried for the murder of Casey in Atlanta,
was also found gnilty. Alt. Orange, col
ored, waa oa Wednesday found gnilty of
the murder of doe Mayfield. AUauta Is
promised a big bunging soon.
—The Atlanta Conatitution of Thurs
day aaya: Chanoellor A. A. Lipscomb has
been offered a professorship in the
Vanderbilt University, at Knahville. We
regret that be has signified hla willing-
ness to aooept the professorship to whioh
he baa been elected.
—Gov. Smith advertieea for proposals
tor the hiring of over fifty oouvicts, here
tofore hired to Mr. Harris of Oartersville,
bnt who, the Governor says, have been so
badly treated that jnstiee and humanity
requires that he abrogate the lease, and
taka them from Harris' control.
—The Marietta Joumvlnyc a terrific
oyolone visited DongiasB connty, (adjoin
ing Cobb,) last Monday morning. It scat
tered the house of Mr. Qonrk to the fonr
winds, blowing some of the rafters and
timbers three-quarters ot a mile. Mr. O.
end wife were badly bnt not seriously
hurt.
—Crop report by the Sumter Republican
of Thneday: Corn and ootton are report
ed es coming np rapidly. In conversa
tion with farmers from this end adjoin
ing counties wa ate pleased to )eam from
them that the orope era in a better oondi
tion now than they ware this time lest
year.
—Tba sals of the Griffin A Madison
Railroad waa again postponed until I be
first Tuesday in November next. This
was dona by mutual agreement between
the commissioners end the creditors,
with a view of giving stockholders who
are in arrears a chance to pay np and re
deem the outstanding liabilities of the
road.
—The LsGrtnge Repcrtcr hopes that the
next Legislature of Georgia will relieve
Mr. Forbes, Treesorer of Troup county,
from the hardship of a decision of the
Supreme Court, on a oase in which the
oonnty sued Mr. F. It says that the
oourt decided that Mr. Forbea was by law
entitled to 2J per sent, commission for
reoeiving seoney and 2} per cent, for pay
ing it out, bnt inaamnon as he submitted
to an arbitration of the question and the
arbitrators decided that he was entitled
to only 2} per oent. in all, beeennot now
olaim more.
—In the csss of Gleghorn vs. Janes, from
Floyd oonnty, involving tbeeare of aobild
of the lets Captain Soott (the ease has
heretofore been notioed in oar oolnmns
the Supreme Oonrt on Tuesday reverse
the jadgment of the court below. The
effect will be to restore the child to Mrs.
Janes, to whose cere Captain Soott com
mitted it before his death. The Snpreiue
Oonrt deoided that Oleghorn obtained
possession of the ehiid on the promise to
return it in ten days, bnt failed to do so,
and the Court eunld not tolerate snob
■harp praotiee in getting possession. The
child had been given by Captain Soott to
Mrs. Janes, at the dying request of its
mother. Captain Soott's second wife.
Georgia Iron In Bnrepe.
The Philadelphia North American says
the export of irom from Georgia to Eng.
land attraota a good deal of attention in
various parte of the country. In this
oase the tract of land oontaining the ore
bod wee pnrebesed by English capitalists,
who ereotod iron works and mannfactnred
pig iron for shipment to the Eoglish mar.
ket(?) This proceeding is similar to what
the English capitalists did in other lands
when iron began to grow scarce and dear
borne. The Spanish iron mines ere
owned and worked by British capitalists,
bat the ore is shipped to England. Wboth
er tba axport of iron from Georgia to
England ie the beginning of a general ax
port trade in Amerioan iron, oar reader
are se well able to.judge as we are.
Wa have long ainoe expressed the belief
that it ie only a question of time, and that
sooner or later this repnblio will be the
greatest prodnoer of iron in the world.
We may now add that if the large cost of
production could be overcome the export
of iron would soon rise to the earns level
as the export of wheat, ootton and pro.
visions. The English seem at length to
have accepted this as the inevitable, and
to have oommeneed carrying it out for
their own benefit; and ironic so abund
ant all over this oonntry that they oan, if
they obooee, acquire by purchase any ex
tent of lend rich in iron, and sends hands
from England and Wales to mine the ore
and work the fnrnaeea. And this great
expert trade onoe firmly established an
der English auspices, there will ba no
tneh thing as* resisting its progress.—
Savannah Advertucr.
—A gentlemen who rodo bis own mere
in the course of sn Eastern tour, asked
hie Arab attendant if he; was quite
sore be aleaye got her allowance. “O,
yes," he replied; “my oountrymen steal
from one another, and rob their friends'
horses, bnt I c.tn always find out if your
mare has been cheated.” ^,‘How:” “I
always pnt some pebbles in with the bar
ley—seven or eight—and count exaetly
how many I pnt in. If I find the pebbles
abort in the morning, I have bard words,
and they cannot tell how I know, and so
they give np obeating her.”
—Judge Hell, of ihe United State*
Dietriot Oonrt of Delaware, died on Mon
day night. He was remarkable for his
great age—only five yean leu than a cen
tury—and for a continuous Berrios of
nearly fifty, years upon tba bench. At
the bar and u a judge he wu equally dis
tinguished, and it may truly ba said of
him that “a good man bu gone to bia
rest.”
WHIRfi in iHERiais y
THE rKNNSYLVXXIA EUXLUX.
Ttrouk, Pa., May 14.—Fifty men
went to work at Sterling Mines this
morning. Abont 11 o'olook, a fight took
place between the few of polios and the
strikers, and two of the latter were ar
rested. There ie not polios fores sufficient
to protect the willing workmen, and the
Sheriff ie dilatory.
L. G. Cootri, editor of L'ltabia, wu on
Monday captured by the strikers, and ia
at Tyrone with forty Italians, determined
to pnt them at work with proper protec
tion.
Affaire in Clearfield oonnty are in a
bnd state, and nothing ahort of a military
force will suppress the outrages. This
is Ihe opinion of tbe most intelligent
portion of tbe oommuuity.
The War an the Distilleries.
Milwaukik, May 14.—Tbe four dis
tilleries which had been released by
Court on special bonds, renamed opera
tions yesterday. A dispetah wu re
ceived from Wuhington ordering the
officers to stop them nntil they had given
new bonds in plaoe of those givea on the
first of Mey.
Distillers here telegraphed lo distillers
at Chicago, St. Louis and elsewhere, pro
posing to unite with them in testing tbe
ooustitutionality of the Internal Revenue
Acts. A favorable reply wu reeeived
from Cbieego, end tbe distillers have
resolved to proceed. They have retained
ex Senator Carpentor to take the ques
tion into the courts.
Haltiuokx, May 14.—Abont five hun
dred barrels of whiskey, the produot of
Western distilleries, reoently closed by
the Government, baa been seised in this
city. The seisnres were made at five or
six different warehouses.
Wasblsstea Mentions.
Washington, May 14.—This new In
ternal Revenue Commissioner will 04-
snme his duties to-morrow. No immodl-
ato changes in hie office ere contemplated.
The Black Hill Sionx will be here to
morrow,.end will be joined in ■ day or
two by tbe Brnie end Ogalle, under
Spotted Tail and Red Cloud.
In oonsequonce of prior engagements,
the President will not be able to attend
tbe Bunker Hill eentennial celebration.
Judge Pierrepont will take ebarge of
the Department of Jnstioe to-morrow.
There is nothing new in the whiskey
raid. No prominent offioere have yet
been dismissed, and tbe offieiale of the
Treasury Department are still searching
f->r crooked whiskey. A large amount of
seizures are reported daily, and in many
oases, the distillers end sellers manifest a
disposition to appeal to the courts.
Am Ex-Rndlrel Alabama Legislator
Meat to tba Penitentiary far
Manila*.
Montgoukby, May 14.—C. Davie, late
postmaster at Union Springe, plead
guilty in the United Statu Oonrt to-day
of embexzlement of funds from letters
he received. By request of the Dietriot
Attorney, who stated that thore were ex
tenuating circumstances, the lowut pun
ishment. which was a sentence of els
months’ imprisonment, and a fine to the
amount of money abstracted, wuimpoeed.
Davis was a Republican member of the
Legislature in 1872, and look hie eut in
tho Court Hones body whioh eieeted
Spenoer to the Senate, and voted for him
for Senator. Soon afterwards he wu ap
pointed postmaster.
CUE CRAM AS A PEACEMAKER,
annum Ann mixes wsnn Aurora at
WAN.
Lomdox, May 14.—The Timet of this
morning uya there conid hardly have
bun a more critical situation than exist
ed in Berlin upon the arrival of the Empe
ror of Raesia. The German Government
may be able io declare that a hostile
movement was never officially entertain
ed,'but* few days Rinoe there wueerione
danger that warlike counsels wonld pre
vail. We may suppose Prince Gortaeha-
koff courteously expreuod the determin
ation to treat u an enemy the first Stale
disturbing the pesos. In spile of England's
atlitndo of reserve, we believe ihe Gov
ernment thought it s national dnty in the
recant orisis to exprau He opinion very
decisively in regard to the maintenance
of pesos. The Communication wu amica
bly received and a most satisfactory reply
returned. Franoe hu expreaaed her ac
knowledgement of England's friendly at
titude.
Tbe Daily Newt reports that the
Czar hu mentioned hia desire to oonfer
with M. Thiers unofficially in regard io
European affairs.
The Daily Teleyraph ie informed that
Russia hu given England friendly and
itisfaetory anurances in regard te Cen
tral Asia.
MARKETS.
■ T TRI.KUUFM TO KNKIURKB.
Maaay and Mfock Market*.
London, May 14.—Nooa.—Erie 24\i.
Paata, May 14.—Hants# 04f ana loo.
Naw Took, May 14.— Stookf active
and weak. Monty 2£ par cant. Gold Uift.
Bzchaage -long 407^; ahort 490)4.
Nnw Tana. May 14—Money stay at 1HQI
per cant. Gold liMii. Starling talk.
Governments active nnd strong. Statu bonds
qniat and aoralual.
Cattaa Markets.
LivaurooL, May 14.—Noon.—Cation Inn;
mlddllnK uplands fjdd; middling Orleans HD
tygU talas 10,000, lor spooalatlon and axport
'ala* on basla of middling uplands
Doming uffiiow good ordinary, dsllvarabl
Jane and July, 7 16 16d
Shipments or new crop, baaii mlddlln
landa nothing below good ordinary, sy$d.
Livkrpool, May II—4:00 r. a—Ul talee
to-day «,000 were Amerioan.
Liverpool, May 14—Sale* or shipment* ol
saw crop, basli ot middling uplands, nothing
below lew middlings, 8316d.
our, M
i; aplam
iopened
38; Jui
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
irst Invented and Latest Improved*
AGENTS WANTED
In all unoccupied territory. Good and reliable men will
be dealt with very liberally.
Address
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
Atlanta., Georgia.
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May 14 4-
14 HO,
NawYosx, Mai
STS baits at T“
Fwtnrsi oloi
1,874 baits at MtaJuMc; oat rrcolpti
•i«Uqal4lar'
—If, uis generally believed, tbe bal-
loan in whioh M. Croee-SpinelU and M.
Sivel reoently suffered death from upbyx.
ia attained a height of 14,000 metres
(4fi,929 feet), it ia so very remarkable that
It. Tiaundier did not also perish as to bo
almost a miracle. Before making their
lut ascension in the Zenith, tbe aeronauts
experimented upon themulvu to see in
how rare an atmosphere they ooold live.
They were placed by M. Paul Bert in tbe
iron laboratory of Borbonne, with tbe air
so rarifled as to represent a considerable
altitnde. The rerefution of 6,000 metres
effected M. Croce Spinelli so that oxygen
bad to be given him to inhale, and that of
7,000 metres made hia right ear black aud
produced e feeling of cuff ...cation, M. Sivel
alec suffering, bnt the oxygen removed
these symptoms. Tbe oonstant inhalation
of oxygen, therefore wu necessary it
they uoended beyond 7,000 metres. The
tube should have been fixed to their
months bo that they breathed onl v with
M. Fremy believes that the effect of
tbe sadden bound of tbe balloon on the
gaue within the body wu tbe eanse of
death. M. Tiaundier owing hie escape to
his nervous temperament end pale com
plexion. M. Bert statu that tbe supply
of oxygen provided, 120 litres (about
7,320 enbio inohu), ought to have been
ten timu as much, and that had he been
it Peris he should have insisted on a
larger quantity. M. Tiaundier’a nervons
temperament and pale oomplexion
brought ’ him ufely from * height of
twice seven thousand metres, without bit
inhaling oxygen all the time, and this is
the miraculous phase of the journey.
Vuvlsls Melae a Trails sad Escape,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., May 14.—While a
freight train wee passing through the arch
at Bing Bing State prison, four convicts
jumped on the engine presented .revolv
ers at engineer and firemen, compelled
them to get off, cut the engine loom, end
started southward, abandoning tbe engine
three miles north of Terrytown.
THE ESCAPED OOUVICTS CAPTURED.
Tauhytown, N. Y., May 14.—Three of
tbo convicts wbo escaped from Bing Bing
were captured near Bleepy Hollow. They
bad stolen tbe clothing of the engineer
end fireman. The fourth one is being
hotly pressed, and will be oenght.
A Bark Lost With All ea Board
Ham Fbancisco, May 14.—Sydney, New
South Wales, advices say the bark 8L
Magnus Adelaide, from Brisbane, entered
Morcton bay and took a pilot on board,
when the wind ehopped round, giving
her a lee shore, and the bark stood ont to
bos again. Next day she wu discovered
bottom np. A steamer searched nnevail-
ingly for tbo survivora of tbe wreek. Bbe
wu owned and sailed by Captain Easter
ly rook, a Bostonian, and for many years a
resident of Adelaide. Hie wife and fam
ily perished with him.
Wanted tbe Whale Crap.
New. Yobk, May 14.—The Honolulu
Commercial Adcerlitcr ot Mey 1st.,
says in January lut, Z. B. bf>ald
ing arrived from Ban Franoiaoo, and
made a proposition to a sugar plan-
ter to enter into a oontraot with Ban
Francisco refiners for tbe entire crop of
the coming year et a fixed price. The
proposition was disapproved.
Inman M.auaer Ashore.
Lomdox, May 14.—The agents of the
Inman line of steamers received a dis
patch from tho Captain of steamer City
of Brnuels, confirming the report that
that vessel wu ubore. Tbe Captain re
ports she went ashore near Cannoore
Point, Ireland, at S: 16 o'olook this morn
ing. A denao fog prevailed at tho time.
He expects the steamer to oome off by
high waters which will be abont noon.
She lies on eoft sand, and makes no
water.
SHE GETS orr AGAIN.
New Yobk, May 14.—The agent of the
Inman line received the following dis
patch from Mr. Win. Inman : “The
Brussels got off at 9 A. M without auiet-
anoe, and proceoied uninjured."
A pilot's vault.
New Yobk, May 14.—The agent of the
Inman line of steamships says that the
City of Broemlx had a pilot on board at
tbe time she grounded.
M* nert Bsr*dllary Xatcsulea far
Prance.
Paws, May 14.—Lo Valonic Natimale,
organ of Prices Napoleon, In a leading
ariiola deelaru that if tha Prince Impe
rial should die Prinoa Napoleon will
olaim the throne. Tbe principle of her
editary enooeulon is dead. A third em
pire aiming at ihe rutoreiion of Prinoe
Napoleon, or his nephew, wonld end in
rain. Tbe artiole concludes; “We nev
er donbted that Franco, even if consolted
ibrongh e piebescite, wonld energetically
pronounce in favut of tbe republic, which
is the form of Government must compel*
ible with universal suffrage.”
•'Cuaer Again Seeking the Life ot
tha Users.
London, May 14.—The youth O'Con
nor, who on the day of Thanksgiving for
the recovery of the Priuee of Walu, at
tempted to shoot Ihe Queen, waa again
arrested on fith instant. Tho Queen wu
holding a drawing-room at Buckingham
palace and O'Connor was found in tho
same place in front of tbe railings from
which he on the former occasion pointed a
pistol at the Queen. He was arrested end
quietly sent to Hanwell Asylum by order
of Sir Thornes Henry, Chief Magistrate
of Bow Street Police Court, on oertifioate
of physicians that tbe prisoner wu sub
ject to suicidal and homioidal impulses.
■oath Wales to bo Represented.
Sam Fbancisco, May 14.—The steam
ship Cypbranee, from Sydney brings the
intelligence that tbe New Booth Walu
Parliament hu included in the supply
bill recently pused five thousand pounds
tor the representation ot New Booth
Wales at the Centennial exhibition at
Philadelphia.
Indiana Ordered to Florida.
St. Louis, May 14.—Orders bare been
luned from headquarters of the army
here that the Indian prisoners now con
fined at Fort Leavenworth be conveyed
to Bt. Angnstine, Fie., and confined
in Fort Marion, nnder special gnarda.
■ egress to be Haag at Atlanta.
Atlanta, May 14.—Three negroes, in
two cases of murder, tried and uutenced
in the Superior Court here within the last
two days, are to be hang on the 4th of
Jane next.
Chinamen an Methodist Dearena.
Calais, Mm., Hay 14.—The Methodist
Oontyenoe here yuterday ordained six
Chinamen as dtaoons.
THE "WEATHER.
PROBABILITIES.
Wauhinoton, May 14.—For Saturday,
in the Booth Atlantio and Gulf States,
and the southern portion of the Middle
States, falling or stationary barometer,
■ontbewt to southwest winds, warmer
and partly cloudy and clear weather
Futures eland quiet and itaadyi
balsa, as fallows: May 14 8-14Q1I
IS iekqw/.x Jaly 1418 811014 T-l
184-15014 19 88; September 16940’
. 16|
189401818-31: He
llo 7-16; April
UU-iaeitMi Jeanaryliw kl
iary le'/iSlill. March 1418-81
16 17-0016 81-81.
Waakly net reoalpts 1,001: sales 1,710.
Macon, M-y 14.—Oottun doll; mhldlt
18c, low mlddlinuB UGo, good ordinary
weekly net raosipu 1X7, ehlDmeaii 841: si
Ml: stock AIM-
Montoomibt, May IA—Colton qniat am
steady: middlings 1494c; low middlings ltUc
good ordinary ll94e; weekly act receipts lilt
shipments 447; sunk 1,414.,
Boston,Mny 14 -Cotton dall nnd nomlnnlj
Britain 1,142: snlas 1,444.
Oalv.btox, Ml
16o; stork 87,474.
Wstkly receipt!...
•nlu 4,780.
PumADULrHiA, Mey 14 —Cotton quint; nit
tilings IS<4C, net rnoalpts 884.
Naw Obleaxb, May
In aoud demand; mlddili
Wnukl;
nekly ni
am 1,444
s 17,740.
Britain i
iftlai 17,1
StVAKKAR, May 14. — Cotton qulat;
dlinici 16 9*11; low middling* 16 8<1«; goad
nary 14)4; itook »,090.
Weekly nat raoaipte 2,709; aiporta to Grant
Britain 4,044; talaa 2,73d.
Charlmton, May 14.—Ootton, domon
middlings 16%«16&o; atoek, ootaal <
Waakly nat raoalpta 1,90k; talaa t,7M.
.ma. May 14
FravUiaa larkala.
only In I
9 a$ked, ]
Dtnd.N
jo. Poi
rejected 09^009^0
921 60. Lard quiet »i f 10 mi. w biiiij nui
nelly at $1 18
Cincinnati, May 14.—Flour ateady. (X
dull and doellnlng at 77073a. Fork dall __
022. Lard qulat; itoam $16 00% bid, kattla
$16 A0. Whlikoy In good demand at $1 li.
Frelgkt*.
Naw Yoke,May 14.-Freight* nrm.
MEDICINES.
DR.G.A.B0H6NNM
^yiUKH All Private Diseases without the tee oil
Mercury. Chartres reMuoahlu. Ouarsutcss to
b__miiiimiAkk|Jil£aJJ_n£__L‘benilnal Week*
■ • ‘>»«S **»!«•
cure “BperiUAtorrliem, ’’
wftloh*fnlly c__ _
toms, etc., ofNemtnut Weakness, Fcmnl
plaints, Syphilis and valuable informal
other delicate .objects, sent FKKB in
seated Uuvetupn uu receipt of stamp.
apSdhwly
Civil Service Rotorua.
Detroit, May 14.—In Ihs American
Hocial Science Association this morning
Hon. Dormnn B. Eaton, President of tba
late Civil Service Commission, rand
paper on tha experimant of Civil Barvioa
Reform in the United Btates. whioh wu
extremely lengthy, bnt whioh wu liatan-
ed to with marked attention by a large
audience.
bwapenalon of a Brasil Bank.
New York, May 14.—The anapennioD
of the National Hank of liio, at Kio Ja-
uero, is reported by a London Ulagram.
•nip RKWB.
New York, May 14.—Arrived: Ethopla.
Arrived out: Tunawonda, Kalsrvo, Moaart,
Forsstt, Hercules, Prudlioe, Ohio and Quebso.
Tha British steamer Chesapeake, from Hull
for Montreal, Is ashore at M atone.
London, May 14 —Arrived at Deal, Slgard;
at Dublin, Lothelr. Sailed: Unloorn and
Marrloatt
Nnw Y0BK t May 14.—Arrived: Regulator,
Georgia.
For Sale Low.
^ SCHOLARSHIP IK THE MEDICAL 00b-
LKQI AT IVANgVILLE, INDIANA.
oovtif apply at tuu of no
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION
af M$In4n4sb4
Mlri mw u«t Isvsrta kaevla* m4 ssaak IkMls i
gmiilillffi—reOsrwsfft.
JgSi£ a B!inftS27 4 fii».73h ra
bailee I* the ASIotad ud Unlortnsata.
Mn bvptyUf «e (Os Be$arU«t efc« wbo s4vtrllss
K Is hum, er Mtag ea* aiMk rwtaoSI**, mtim I
wrt.MSMSir whet ymu IIsmm Ie er few OgL
prfSeMsMsS&e • OseOle lews ef tweetf-sevaa resass
jslsliwi* ky sewe ef tfce wmi MtaOrewd wetlesl »*•«$#.
ssrse* Uls ee—try —4 hw$i, i*4«at« eoeewRe* yw»
«MUy er Oy a^IvSe «ReHums mbUwN le aw verks.
K ul perloM, No. It North U«kiA MM
ea iw«u. ne.
apt dfcwly
DR.WHITTIER.
k)B|«r ragbirwl Ie tho ■pt-cihl trrbtuirat or til Vi
Sexual end Ohronio Dtsossee u«»o eey ether
In Ht I.omU, be Iwok ftlee ef ui j i Npe;*
(ioDorrliaa. Otoet, Mirloiu " ‘
Hotel.
Cotton Factories.
S'EN'I'RAIj HOTEL,
14* wad 14* Rrwsd *4., C.lemkas, tie.
Mee. S. E, WotDainae,
ep2l Proprietross.
Lawyers.
LIOMRL O. liRVl’, JR*,
AH- mey nnd Couuacllnr nt law.
UoiuHi’isloner or Heeds Pf. Y. and other Btntaa.
Uihi’ j over Georgia Home lnsuranoo Go.
special atuntton given to oollaatloas.
dtoa
SAMUEL H. HATCHNk,
Attorney et Lew.
jaSO Oflce over Wltttch A Klncel 4 *.
A. A. HOSIER.
Attorwcj had Cowoeellor at taw,
PreellM le Slut, end Pederel Oourt. Ie Qwirfi.
and Alabama.
(Mica 128 Broad ft., Columbus, da. ja6
Mark U. Blandforo. Loots F. Garoaro.
BUXBFOBD dk GABRABD,
Attaraeya and Oeaasellor* ni Lnw.
OAoe No. 07 Broad street, over Wlttlch A Kin*
eel’s Jewelry Store.
Will practice ia the State and Federal Courts,
sspi
I*. V. DOWNING*
Atloraay nnd Nnllnllnr*
U. S. Oom’r end Kcgister in Bankruptcy. 00oe
nov2Ui over Brooks* Drug Store, Ooiumims, la.
R. J. MOORS,
Atlernty nnd Onnnnnllor nt Ua
heoraia Home lasarauoe Company building, s «o>
oct7 lyj ond story.
Crooers.
DAN'L M. B1IB*
Doalor in Family Groceries, on Bryan stroot, be
tween Oglethorpe A Jackson streets.
99* Mo charge for drayage. dee?
J. H. HAMILTON,
Whelesnls nnd Maloll Ureter,
JuucUon of Freuklin, Warren A Oglethorpe Sts.
PC e ebarge fur drayage. aepl4
Watchmakers.
C. H. LZgDlM,
Wntehmnkar,
134 Broad street, Columbus, da.
d Watches aud Clocks repaired lu tka beet aaa
aer and warranted. Jill
" Tin and Coppersmiths.
WM. TER,
Wwrker In Tla, ,kM Iran, I'.yiMi.
Orders from abroad promptly at leaded to.
Ie7 No. 171 Broad Htreet.
Dentist*.
b W. F, TlUAEtt,
Doaliai*
: Opposite Strapper's building, Randolph Bt.
> Special attention givea to tbe insertion of Artl-
»• Octal Teeth, as well as to Operative Duutistry.
W febtS daw %
. MLIINI1IB RENTAL ROOM*,
W. T. Pool, Prvp’r,
'j George Home HuIIiIUk, Uoleabu OBorglo.
* Tailors.
*. H. CHILTON, PrsnMcat.
Manahctnrcrs of
fneimai, imkitHM,
TANK, N0PN, As.
OOLUMIUi, HA.
PnaMtoL
laccntary A Timsssvr. ncltl ly.
noot and Shoemakers
MMThh,
id IkSMMdUKi
O. A. MOCUNK,
MsrehsRt Tailor nnd Oitter.
A (Ell stock of French' and MngtUh Broadeloths
OeMimercs and VeeUngs.
oprl6 No. 134 Broad Htreet
Dealer In Leather aad Fihdlnge. Natl ta O. A,
edd A Co.'s. Prompt aad aMat attaaUoa give*
■ orders. Jail
WILU A OURTlf,
Doctors.
Nssldaeoc ea Fweyth, ihcsc 4een beiew 41. Clair.
Feinters.
WM. KNOW, JR., • CD,
Old Oglethorpe ooroor, U—i north of
Columbia, Georgia.
Will contract for House aud Sign relating at
ilea oaHMsedoa.
taprft
reesoffiffible priest, and gaan
He far to Wa. know, Hr.
OPELIKA OinEOTOnV.
Doctors.
DM. JAN. T. WARMOOK,
ewreraa as.4 PlyilNse.
041c. at Slaughter's brag Itere, WHmObtresA.
kbit.
Hotels.
ARAMS beVIL
K ta Oiwllks, k. sen k
ium,up|imU. PMseuger IbpoL
LAWYERS.
HIKES DOZIER.
Attorney at Law,
W ILL practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit
or any wlirtw else, dll hind of eoUeetleae
Fusion, "('ey me or run away.'* aov!4 if
HINRT 8KLLMAW.
Onttlng, Clonnlng nnd Rapnlrlng
Dobs In tbe best style.
Comer Crawford and Front 8ie.
Ut affNlloei ef lb*
IhlMt trUul
torrbQM
lull Of Mlf A
or otbor cnunm. sod
•fleet*: vttrt’0i4*f4***,«
Bper'mRtorrbQbR, t cxual DtbtlUy etkdlmpoVnoy,
a lb* rc*ult of Mlf-AbUM, MXU*lrko*M.-*lu Rieiurur >*«r-
U'oh tirwlure sobib of tiib followli
minmUfkff, 4ehWt t . 4imn«*•
, pin .mitt on tha fact, pkytical 4m
femaht, rnn/«tiun */ idtmt, Uu
udi-ring nihiriese^ Jm^iroper «
r.xplalnlD* Wle niN
duitUin^Wh '* our^!
tb*doubtful rrluq’i'i
f'erman rdltton >
rh*. eud jud$* l-.rjo!
The Warm Springs
Oonveyaneea to bo had at Uolumbai, King
boro, Geneva, or LaOrongo Terms raaaonabr
For further Information onqnlra of
apM wtl] J. L. MUST1AN, Proprlotor.
<[ Dress-Making. .
n ~ HIM ■ A. UOLUIfUSWdRTH,
• Dress-Making, Cutting aad ittiag. Terms cheep.
. ^ Beeiueaoe and shop ia Brownsville.
11 Plano Tuning, Ac.
- K. W. BUU,
Repairer and Tuaer of Pianos#, Organs and
Aeeordeons. Sign Painting also done.
Olden may be be UR at J. W. Pease A Mermaa's
Book Store. sepft
Cun and Locksmiths.
rmur KIT ARM,
Gun aud Lockswitb, Crawford street, neat to
Johnson’s coruef, Oolumbos. (la. Jab
WILLIAM BCHOBtSR,
Gun aud Loahsmtth and dealer in dunning Ma
terials. Bast of fitruppci ’ i Oon/ectiouary
Jal6
Freeh Meats.
J. W. PATKIOK* |
■tolls No. 1C aid it, Market Hoaaa.
Fresh Meets of every kind end best quality,
Jail always en band.
1. T. COOK,
Frank laals of All Kinds,
— m sepd Stolls Nos. 16 end 17.
Berber Shops.
KM. TKBRT, Barker,
Crawford Bt., under Rankin lions*, Columbus, Ga.
dee 18
Builders and Architects.
J. «. OH A LM16MB,
Umm Carpsatcr and Builder.
Jobbing done at short notice.
Plans and specilcations furnished for all styles
of buildings
Broad Street, neat lo Q. W. Brown’s,
JaO Columbus, Oa.
Livery and Sale ttablee.
MOMENT THOMFMON,
Llvary, Mala aad Exchange Stables.
OaLRBOura, Noava cr RaaD0i.ru Bra.,
eetSO Columbus, Ga
n Tobacco, Clears, Be.
MAKEM DOME.
as* If yea want to enjoy a good smoke, go to his
le. Cigar Manufactory,
Between Georgia Home and Muscogee Home.
Jo*
DHF&TKYLOR,
Meenfestenn ill Outers a
Furniture, Bedding,
ZLAMBEEHUIMBildOst
Nos. 87£snd 88 Bowery,
« ORBUTIK, An
1M MedfillN ■tstor.lifMi,
ErwwS Merw—Jto. *2 IMk i.w.l,
U.17J4J
CRANDALL k CO.
NO. BOO THIRD AVENUE,
WbolMel. and Katall Hulun In
Patent Baby Carriages,
Velooipedes, Propellers
Spring and
Hobby Horses,
Doll Carriages, Wagons,
Carts and Sleighs
M* Ooestsotly en bend, a Ur*, stack to I at
the treds, J»M-tf