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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 2. 1875.
JJailg gttuttittr.
JOHN H. MARTIN,
UOAUMUIV. UA.I
FRIDAY 2, 19TS.
UKORUIA NKW» A»»
—Ttis Ltunpluo Independent at
Saturday report* upon the con
dition of the crop*: "Corn
•offered notne from the dry
weather of taut month, but under
the roriting Influence* of the recent
timely rain* it ia now doing finely; and
where it wu not too forward will yet
make well. Cotton ia growing rapidly
and preaeuta a beautiful appearance.
Ulooma are getting common on good
lniui;»ii(i the chanoea are that old Hlowart
will, this year, produce one of the beat
cotton crop* aha baa made ainoe the
war.”
—Tbo Anguata Chronicle haa accepted
a suggestion of tba Atlanta ConetUution.
luetoad of publishing a directory, of the
inon who are Gubernatorial aspirants, it
will p'lbliah a list of the men who are not
candi dates. It will be a shorter and much
It:.hi, r pensive work.
—'l> n AdttrUtrr of Wednesday boast*
of the tioaltb of Savannah. It says : “Our
physicians report little or no alckneaa of
any character, while the evenings and
early part of the morning are as pleasant
as could lie desired. The mortuary re
port for the week given the interments at
five whiles and four colored, against
twelve white* and five colored for the
■sino period last year. There were a few
Imrisla in the Cathedral Cemetery not
ombraeed in this week's report.”
—A counterfeit #5 bill, United Stales
greenback ourronoy, was found in a pack
ago of money received in Savannah on
Tuesday from Valdosta, Ga. It
clumsily executed on inferior paper.
—'Tbo looomotivo on the Stato ltoad,
which doling Itulluok's administration
wah named Foster Ulodgott, hsH boon re-
christcned Thos. Hardeman.
—Arrests on oharges of arion are get
ting to bo ootnmon in Atlanta. Oil Tues
day rolloo Commissioner John F. Morris,
wah nrrostod on a eharge of burning Ida
sloro a few days ago. He was inuurod
for ||1H,000 or 09,000. He readily gave
bond for his appearance.
—At the adjourned torni of Dooly Su
perior Court, held last week, the case of
the Htnto vs. Jaekson Gilbert, charged
with Uio murder of Greon King in March
Inst, was tried, and at a lain hour Satur
day night tbo jury brought in a verdict
of “involuntary manslaughter in com
mission of a lawful aot."
—The Irwinton Southerner aays there
is a marl l>od on Turkey oreek, in that
county at Chnpmau's mill, which risna to
tbo proportions of a mountain, and in
whoao bosom lio embedded huge phos
phate rooks.
are stout and curved backward, as in a
domestic sheep, with the exception that
they are much larger. The female pos-
seases them also, being atraighler and
shorter. Hunters any that in deacending
from a rocky eltff they throw themselves
sometimes over fifty feel, alighting on the
horns, whioh are so elastic that the animal
hounds into the air and alights on its
feet. This is very plausible, as the Indi
ans use these horns for bows, possessing
some means of straightening them out
for this purpose. An ordinary sheep will
weigh 500 or COO pounds.
It is nnnounoed (but wo think needs
confirmation to ontitle it to full credence)
that a farmer in l’eeled Oak, Ilullit oouu
ty, Keutncky, has found on liis land the
ruins of a city having regular streets,
curbstones, etc., and it is thought that it
will disclose n higher eivilsation than any
otbor similar ruins in the oonntry.
Tux Font master General baa announced
that from and after tbo 1st inet. the fee
for registering all letters, whothor for a
domostio or foreigu office, wilt bo ten
cents in addition to the regular postage.
Registration does not make tba Govern
meat responsible for tho delivery of the
letter, but only aids in tracing it up if
lost.
Tn* New York Han, in an editorial,
says that we enter our Oenteunial with a
country nearly one-half of whioh is in po
litioal and social distress, and all suffer
ing front business prostration; wtth
hundred millions of repudiated or unfruit,
ful railway bonds; with railroads atrateh
ing into the prairies, built over tho lost
fortunes of the oroduloua, and with pros
pers existing only In the visionary fu
ture; with Jay Gould a financial and rail
way autocrat; with lieaober our moat re
nowned preaoher, eagerly awaiting the
venliet of a jury for vile offenaea, aud al
ready condemned by publio opinion for
oowardioe and deceit.
A oasi of intereat to a number of pur
chasers at tax sales in Alabama was before
tho Circuit Court of Montgomery on Wed
nesday. It was brought by Louia Wise,
of Montgomery county, under a section
Of the Ito venue Law of 1868, whioh pro
vided that whara lands were sold through
miatak" or wrongful net of the tax eol-
lootor, the county should hold the pur
chaser lutrmleee by paying him the |ftinoi-
pat, intereat and coats to whioh he would
have been entitled If the lande, In the
first instance, had been rightfully eold.
The Court decided that inasmuoh as the
act did not provide any means of ouforo.
ing this clause, the plaintiff had no tame-
dy ! That may be good law, teohnieally
speaking, but somehow the State and the
oouuty got Mr. Wiae’a money, and ha
didn't get the land which they undertook
tosell to him.
An up the country planter bought
good lull of groceries hero the other
day, aud drew upon Columbus for the
cash to pay fur them, and the way be
made money by the operation, waa a cau
tion to folks who trad* in the naigh-
Itorhood of (Hitton factories, aud looal ed
itors wlio wear sheet-iron trousers and
drown mad dogs in Ijo.—h'nfuula Thu<*.
How much money would he have real
iv.ud if he bad drawn upon Eufanla fur
cash ? About as much, wc reckon, as he
could have drawn out of the editor* above
referred to. Tho truth ia, Sbrop is get
ting fat and saucy on these erippled
beeves that fell iuto his deadfall whilo
they were en route for Columbus, and
had to be slaughtered for tho Eufaula
market.
•«♦(»
A correspondent of the Kew York
Herald, with the Ilaydau surveying party
in Colorado, gives the following deacrip
tieu of tbo Hocky mountain sheep :
A tow words in this place relative to
these auinials may be of interest. A full-
grown ram is as large as a good-sixed
domestic calf. Ite coat of hair resembles
in texture and color that gf a deer, being
ooerse aud of a gray color. The horns
WHAT fflLL HE IT* EVEliCTt
It Is announced from Washington that
on Tuesday last Secretary Bristow "di
rected the Treasurer to causo legal ten
ders to tho amount of 91,2112,420 to be
withheld from the available currency bal
ance of the Treasury, redeemed and
deatroyed, being 80 per cent, of addi
tional circulation iaaned to banks during
the present month”—(June.) This is In
accordance with tho compromise Finan-
eial set of the last Congram, whioh pro
vided for a withdrawal of legal tenders
to the amount of 80 per oent. of any in
crease of the National Bank circulation.
Under the present law this process must
go on indefinitely, the legal tenders be
ing withdrawn as the National Bank oir
on lotion ia increaaod. Should the latter
oonttnua to increase in any considerable
degree, the time ia probably not distant
when there will be a difference in the
market vetoes of these two kinds of cur
rency, because each successive reduction
of tho volume of tba legal tenders out
standing will be regarded as an advance
made towards the resumption of specie
payments by the Government; whilo tho
OOriu.po.ding luciuuse Of tUe Nslinnal
Bank circulation will not be considered
as improving that description of currency
—not at least until a change in the policy
of the Government or a wonderful im
provement in our foreign trade shall per
mil specie to be used more abundantly
in the oommoroe of tho country and
thus got into the vaults of tho banks
The legalized gradual retirement in
this manner of the Government's own
notes, while the National Bank circulation
is tn bo iuoreased, ia what prompted the
Democrats of Ohio to oull for a reversal
of thin policy. Their resolution on this
subject ia the following :
It. That the policy already initiated by
tho Republican party of abolishing legal
tenders, and giving nntional banka the
power to furnish all the currency, will in
crease tho (lower of an already dangerous
monopoly and the enormous burdens now
oppressing the pooplc, without uuy com
pensating advantage ; that we oppose this
policy aud demand that all the national
bank circulation be promptly and perma
nently retirod, and legal tenders ho issued
in their place.
We nro not prepared for n full concur,
renoe in this resolution—that is, to tho
extent of urging the prompt rotiromont
of all the National llnnk circulation and
tho substitution for it of Government
Treasury note* or legal tenders exclusive,
ly. On the contrary, wo favor froo looal
banking, umlor Stele regulation, as the
best plan of adjustment of the volume
of tho currency to tho noeds of the coun
try. But wu do insist that ns long as the
Government must bo in debt m some
form, it is best for the bnsiuess of the
oountry and toast expensive for tho poo
pie for it to keep outstanding tho nmount
of logal tenders now in circulation. On
them no interest is paid, while the re
demption and rotiromont uf ovary dollar
of thorn diminishes to that amount the
ability of tho Government to redeem
bonds whioh draw gold intsrost, and to
pay which interest the Government has
to draw into its own coffers the spocie of
the oountry, thus rendering far rnoro diffi
cult tho resumption of specie pnyment
by any institution.
Does any man believe that the substi
tution of Nationul Bonk notes for the
Government's legal tenders is an approach
to apocio paymonts'/ Is there any prob
ability that more confidence in the cur
rency will be inspired by the oonstant in
crease of the formor and decrease of the
latter? Yet that is tho only preparation
that the Government ia now making for
a geueral resumption of specie payment I
It propose* to Uik* care of iUtlJ'—to throw
the whole volume of irredeemable cur
rency upon the National Banks, and still,
no doubt, to continue its impost system,
by whioh it draws the specie of the coun
try into Us own Treasury, then pays it out
to the bondholders for their iuterest, to
be by them sold to the brokers and im
porting merohauta, and again through the
latter to find its way back to the Treasury.
When oan tho National Banks resume,
undor such a polioy as this ? Tbo Gov
ernment oau aud does force the specie
into its own vaults, but the banks of its
owu creation have no such power. Its
polioy of withdrawing its own notes and
loaviug them to provide as they oan for re-
sumption, with a volume of currency aug
mented by the addition of an amount
greater than tho legal tender notos with
drawn, ia unjust both to the Bunks aud
the people. It is simply an attempt, by
tho exercise of arbitrary power, to with
draw ite owu finanoes from the wretched
oondition into which it haa by its complex
banking system thrown tho business of
the whole country. The people of Ohio,
through their Democratic platform, de
mand that the Government shall make an
effort to extricate the whole country from
the flnanoia! embarrassment into which
its own bankiug system has thrown it.
They Bay, “Wo demand that tho restora
tion of legal tendora to par with gold be
brought about by promoting the indus
tries of the people, and not by destroying
them." Who wants to see tho Govern
ment aggrandized aud made opulent by
throwing upon the shoulders of a bank
rupt people tho cost of its own blunders
or follies ?
Crop Average* In Georgia.
Circnlar No. 18, from the Georgia De
partment of Agriculture, gives the avcrsgo
condition of tho crops In tho several
counties of the State, as returned to the
Department up to the 15lh of Juno. Wo
copy the general averages and compara
tive estimates for the whole State,derived
from s consolidation of the connty re
turns.
Conn—Average condition, 98. Suffer
ed in Sonth Georgia from drouth. Re
ported clean; bnt small.
Cotton—Average oondition, 100—late
but in a thriving condition.
Rio*—95. Melons, 90. Sorghum, 109.
Sugar Caxb—93; retsrdod by drouth.
Oath—Fall sown, 100; spring, 80;
yield of both compared with last year,
114; spring sown, injured by both rust
and drouth. It is well demonstrated that
oats succeed better sown in the fall. It
has also been demonstrated that a good
stand may be secured by sowing in cotton
about the first of September without
plowiKg in. Planters should try at least
a part uf their crop iu this way next fail.
Wheat—Condition of that not harvest
ed June loth, was 90. The yield of that
tiien harvested is 108. The crop has
boon harvested in good dry condition.
In some counties in Middlo and South
Georgia it was materially injured by
rust.
Cnovzn—90 ; harvested in good condi
tion.
Corn Fobaoe—Acreage, 121; oondi
tion, 99. .
Fikld Peas—Acreage, 100. Speckled
aud White Crowder are the varieties prin
cipally recommended.
Tho following are the reports for Mus
cogee and neighboring counties:
Muscogee—Corn 93. Rice 110. Mel
ons 102. Sorghum 120. Sugar Cane
120. Gate, fall, 105; spring 70; injured
by rost, 35 per ct; yield, 85. Wheat,
yield, 115. Cotton 1 Its. Peas, acreage,
115. Hhccp, wool, 120; loss by dogs, 10
per ot; loss by (ltseam,, 5 per ct. Houey
150. Rain-fall, 1 37-100. Moan temper
ature, 85 dogrocH.
Mauion—Corn, 90. Melons, 110.
Sorghum, 110. Sugar Cane; 111). OatH,
fall, 110; spring, 75; yiold of fall, 100;
offspring, 75. Wbest, yield, 90. Cotton,
110. Peas, acreage, 100. Sheep, loss by
dogs, 10 per ct; liy disease, It) per et.
Honey, 110; averngo yiold per colony, 20
lbs. line partial rsin since May 3d.
Stewart—Corn, 87. Melons, 100.
Sorghum, 95. Sugar oano, 100. Oats,
fall, 100; spring 85; yield, 100. Wheat
yield, 95; injury by rust, 5 per cent.
Cotton, 100. Fens, acreugo, 115. Sheep,
wool, 75; loss by dogs. 25 pur oout.; by
disonse. 5 per cont. Honey, 100; yield
per colony, 20 ponnds. Rain-fall, 3 3-10,
and partial. Mean Temperature, 89
dogroes.
Oiiattaiioocuee—Corn, 100. Rice, 100.
MolunH, 90. Sorghum, 85. Sugar caue,
90. Oats, fall, 100; spring, 85; yield,1 to.
Wheat, yiold, 75; vory much injured by
rust. Cotton, DO. Pons, acreage, 95.
Slicep, wool, 100; loss by disonse, 5 per
eeiit. Honey, 50; averngo yiold per
colony, 12 pounds.
Haiiuis—Corn, 75. Rico, 100. Molons,
100. Sorghum, 80. Sugar cane, 80.
Oats, fall. 110; spring, 50; spring oats
injured 10 per cont. by rust; fall, yield,
125. Wheat, yiold, 160. Corn forage,
00. Cotton, 110. Peas, acreage, 90. Hay,
110. Complaint of drouth.
Tardot—Corn, 90. Rice 100. Melons,
90. Sorghum, 100. Sugar enno, 95. Onto,
fall, 100; spring onts 82. Whont
yield, 90; injured by rnst. Corn forage,
acreage, 100; yield, 90. Cotton, 103. Peas,
acreugo, 95. Sheep, wool, 100; loss by
dogs, 5 por cent.; by disoaso, 5 per cent,
Honey, 100; average yield por colony, 22
pounds. Moan temperature, 71 degrees.
DERQK&QSS-
WITH THE
Georgia Home Savings Bank
Books,
entered
bend In their Pan Books,
therein.
OEO.
jul Th,iun,kwU]
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
.}
Ornua ov Rizosa Masur'o Do..
No 171 Hrouosto* srasrr,
S.VANSAH, «**., July 1st, ISIS,
E KOM this date tht Sewing Machine busl-
nesa heretolvrs managed by Mr. J. H.
rahall, ai Asent at Ootumhiu, Ga., will ks
conducted In our own name.
All comnnaleatleas and reports of Agsnts
must t<« addressed to oar tiompssy st No. w
Breed street, Uulamhur, Ga., as far as pertainl
to the hailnois of that office.
MR. J. B. SHIPP
Has been appoints* onr Agent, and we solicit
the cvnftdenoe of the puollc Is Ida behalf.
MR. J. H. BRAMHALL
Will itin remain la esrsmpley, and will be
found at oar offioe,ready and willing to attend
to the wants of his old customers, and as many
now ones ai will favor os wltu their patronage .
Very truly,
The blnger Maaefacturlog Company,
C. A VOS BURGH, Manager
for South Oarollna, Georgia and Florida,
jul dim
/t EOKOIA — MUSCOGEE COUNTY-
I y j. j. Wood, Administrator or the estate
of F G. Abbott, deceased, maxes application
for leave to sell the real aetata belonging to
■aid deceased.
These .re, therefore, te elte and admonish
all persons Interested to show cease (if any
they have), within the time prescribed by law,
why leave to sell said real estate should not
ho granted to said applloant.
Given undor my offiolal signature, this
July, 1st, 1876.
F.M. BROOKS, Ordinary.
Jal oawtt
—If accounts from Rio Jauiora be true,
Brazil boa fairly oqnalud, if net onfilono,
our own oommerciul adventurous in the
matter of banking fraud and collapse.
The manager of tho German-Brazilian
Bank ia said to have “gone up” in anch
an explosion that ho loaves absolutely
next to nothing behind. Tho bank loses
the anng sum of 92,500,not), and a general
breakage of smaller houses seems to have
followed. Tho aeconnt says that the mia
managing “manager” did "all aorts of
bad things.” Tho worst that ho oould do
with tho peoplo's money was to steal it or
throw it away, both of which he seems to
havo done with groat fredoom.—N, Y.
Time*.
Presidential Pools.—In Washington
they have oponod pools on Presidential
candidates. Tho Badical pools stand
Blaine 13, Wasbbnrne 10, Briseno 10,
Minton 5, Grant 5, Logan 3, Wilson 1.
Democratic—Hendrioks has all bnt 7.
University of Georgia,
Athbws, Jane 26,1876.
T HERE will be vacancies, at the next annu
al Commencement of thla Institution, sob
ject to such changes and modifications as tba
Trustees may then maka, In Urn offload of
Uhaneellor and the following Protaaort: Latin
Language; Oreek Language; Modern Lan-
Kuagor, French, German ana Span lob; Belles*
Lettren: Moral and Mental Phlfoeophy; Natu
ral Philosophy and Astronomy: Mathematics;
Civil Engineering and Applied Mathematics:
Chemistry, Natural Science end Agricultural
Chemistry; History and Polltleal Sclenee; Agri
culture and Horticulture; and during Com
mencement week (
the Board of Trusl
said offices.
Applications may be filed with the under
signed.
liy order of the Prudential Committee.
Wm. L. MITCHELL,
Jd» 2w Secretary of the Trustees.
TEMPERANCE HALL!
■sat User Thun Ever—Flrat-elaa.
LImsm.
J OHN MARK GREENE will contract for
use of thla HALL. Showmen and others,
wishing to engage, either the Hall or rooms
for parties, will address
JOHN HARK UKEENE,
Temper*wee (Lleewaedj Hull,
jew tf Oulumbus, ns.
In Bankruptcy.
Southsrm District or Unonoia,
At Talbotton, the 28th day of June, 1876.
rpH E undersigned hereby gives notice of his
1 meolnlioent es Assignee of Mtcajah Oar-
Bankrupt, of the county ot Talbot, and
a el Georgia, within said District, who has
been udiudgod a bankrupt upon his own peti
tion by the Dlstrlet Court of said District.
' f A UIV MnMPII
Notice.
lioMerti of the Mobile A Girard Kall-
roail will bo hold at the Depot In Girard, Ala
bnraa, on Wednesday, July 7th, at Ten o'clock
A. M , when an olootlon for President and six
Directors will takoplaoe.
Stockholders with tholr families will bo
passed Tree to Columbus from 6tH until 7th, ln<
elusive, and roturn any day until Pith, inolu
sivo.
Certificates of stock must be exhibited t othe
Conductor by tbo Stockholder as ovidonco of
their being ontltled to pass free with their lam-
lllt-s, and a proxy must exhibit certificate of
stoek and power of Attorney, otherwise fare
will bo required In both eases.
By order J* M. FRAZER,
jul td Secretary.
Unclaimed Freights.
Ufric* of Wmtkm Railroad of Ala.,
CotUMntie, Ga., Juno 2l»t, 1876.
TO CONSIGNEES.
T HE following freights will be sold at pub
lic auction at the Montgomery, Ala,, depot
ol this road, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 23d day
ol July, 18 0, unless the charges shall have
bcon paid and the freight removed on or be
fore the 21st day of July 1876:
W H Pace, 2 pieces marble, 1 do soap
stone, oharges $ 8 60
76
THKMKBIWMEBnS
The Warm Springs, thn Whit* Sul
phur, and thu Chalybssts ars
now opsn for thn Entertain
ment of Guests, with am
pin Accommodations
for all.
THE WARM SPRINGS,
perature per minute, with Its six ,....
loot square, from one to lour f«et deep as may
be desired, a oonstant stream flowing In and
passing through, the comfort of whleh oan not
he equaled In this or surpassed by any other
oountry. Its mineral properties, In connection
with other Springs of mineral waters, combined
with the beautiful mountain Rpenery, pleasant
drives, Its climate, Mia close proximity to the
White Sulphur, seven mills west, Mid the
Chalybeate Springs, seven miles east, with
comfortable and safe conveyances to and from
each, as well as lor pleasure drlvor, with a ta
ble always as well supplied as the charges will
. ustlty, raako those Springs one of the most de-
tight! u l of resorts.
The twst of Liquors, Wines and Cigars. At
tentive servants, Ac., Ac.
Jar’Convuyancea win moot trains at Kings-
boro, 21 miles, fare $3; from Genera, 27 miles,
fa; from LaGrango, 20 miles, fa. From Thom-
aston, 27 miles; Columbus, 37 miles, and from
Grllhn, conveyances can be obtained on reason
able terms.
49- For turthor particulars address Propria-
)r at either Warm Springs or Columbus, Ga.
J. L. MUSTIAN, Prop r.
Warm Springs, Meriw'th'r Co.,Ua.,May 1676.
J0l6 tf
stone, oharges
Dr J M Ford,! seat—broken..-.,
K M Gray, 1 chain. .
1) K Baker, 1 letter press. _
Allred Jackson,lcliest 60
Maj Clemons, 80 barrels lime 10 00
Wheeler tt W, 1 spring wagon 23 20
Dock Bass, 1 box 60
It Loch, ii trunks, M 4 16
House A Edward, 1 well model I
H. M. ABBETT, Agent.
)e23 lm
Restaurant anil Billiard Saloon,
Rankin House.
lishment has been refitted and renovated.
Tho BAR Is provided with the CholoestLiquors
and Cigars.
The Billiard Tables
Are now and elegant. The undersigned has
charge. Mr John W. Jones remains In the
establishment at all times, ready to sorve cus
tomers. A. P. CLKMENT8.
JelS tf
—Cadet* may bo nominated by the fol
lowing member* of CoogreRn: Wall*,
of Florida; Htophens, of Georgia;
Hill, of Georgia;
Ancient Mosquito Nets.—It may, prr-
haps, be worth while to point ont that
not* to protect tho porsous of sleepers
from the attaoksof noxious insects, though
perhaps at no time very common in Kng<
land, were known in formor days to others
beside Richard, Bishop of Loudon. There
was n “bedstead with net for huntls” iu
the new chamber at Bawtre Abbey, when
an inventory of that establishment was
made at the time of tho dissolution of the
monaRtio corporations. Bartholomew
Cluaril in hia “Do Proprietatibus Ite-
rum" (Trevisn's versiou) has a chapter in
whioh he tolla, with the deep feeling o,
one who had evidently suffered rnuebt
how—“A gnatte ia a lyttell flye” tliaf
soncketh hloudde. He hath in his montbo
a pype like a priok, and thcro with he per-
oetbe the llesoho for to souoke the hloudde.
* * * And is gendrod of rotted or corrupt
vapours of earayue aud corrupt places of
marreys. By continuallo flappings of
wyugea he rnaketh uoyso in the ayre as
though he hnrrod * * * and grevefh
slepyuge men with noyseaud with bytinge
and waketh they in of theyr route, nud
fleeth abonto mooste by nyght. aud bytoth
members upon whioh ho sitteth."—Edit.
1536. p. 160,
Dimensions of Oof.au Waves.—We are
indebted to Dr. Scoresby for the follow
ing interesting facts with regard to tho
length aud height of ocean waves : Tho
menu height of waves in tho Atlantic,
driven by u westerly gale, is 18 feet.
The greatest recorded height of a wave
iu tho North Atlantic, from the trough to
tho event, is 43 feet. In northwest gales,
waves 40 foot iu height have boon meas
ured off tho Cape of Good Ilopo, whilo
thoRo off Cape Horn were 32 font. Tho
velocity of oooan storm-waves iu the
North Atlantic is about 3*2 miles an hour,
and that recorded by Capt. Wilkes for tho
Pacific Oooan 2<U miles, in nu Atlantic
storm tho breadth of the waves, lnoas-
nred from orost to crest, is aboutOOO foet.
WAGONS, PLOWS,
AND
Agricultural Implements Generally,
I HAVE located my Shops on Wyan't Hill.
near tne city or Columbus, and am prepared
with a good gtook ot DRY LUMBER to at
tend to all w»rk tn my line at the very low
e«t cash prices.
Repairing Attondod to Promptly,
W. M. AMOS.
apll eoilfcwtf
CROCERIE8.
SnsRinxN did not original* the “ban-
ditti" buuucsH, as applied te American
citUena, after all. Tbe British Ooinmia-
atouer of Uustoius in ltostou thus wrote
to his Htiporiora in England, Ihc day after
tbe battle of Bunker Hill:
In thia army (tho Uritiah) are many of
noble family, many very respectable, vir
tuous and amiable oharaeters: aud it
grieve* one that gentlemen, brave Brit
ish soldiers, should fall by the hands of
suoh despicable wretches as compose the
banditti of the country, among whom
there is u«t one that has the least pre
tensions to lie called a gentleman. They
are a most rude, depraved, degenerate
race, aud it ia a mortification to us that
they speak English, and can trace them-
selves from that slock.
Notice to Gas Consumers.
rjvHK price ol Gas will be, after this date, to
all oontumor*, at five dollar* per thousand feet.
By order Board ot lHroetorr.
O. E. DEXTKK, Tre^nror.
Office Gas Light Go.. July 1,1875. jyt at
Slade’s School for Boys
WILE OPEN
October 1st, 1875,
ANDULOSE
July 1st, 1876,
Fur Kttard and Tuition apply to
jy2 d*w*W2t JAMES J SLADE.
JjJ-KW MAGNOLIA HAMS.
Fulton Market Beof,
Dried Beef Tongues,
Sugars and Coffees,
New Orleana Syrups,
Florida Syrup by the barrel or 80o. p’r gal
Honey by the barrel at fa per gallon,
Fine Liquors of all kinds.
Burton’s Malthop Tontque, the Finest Ale
mado—highly endorsed by all who use It—
at fa.60 per dozon.
McEwan's Ale, $3.. 6 per doses.
We are dally rewiring all varietlef of I
Groceries, and guarantee all we tell.
49-All purchases delivered.
H. F. ABELL A CO.
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.
If ITS DEPARTMENTS, consisting, in
part of HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS. LACES, GLOVES, CORSETS,
Ko.»l nod Imitation Bair, aud all other article*
usually kopt In a FIRST CLASS MILLIN-
ERY ESTABLISHMENT, at prlcea to defy
competition.
Mrs. COLVIN
dec tf and Misa DONNELLY
Just Rsoeivsd from ths Country
_ which will be served at Stalls
Nos. 1' and 17 dally. w
Alter rinaing of Market bell (V a. x.) m
St Tups ami meat left over will be wild at Hai
1*ku:k tor cash only. J. T. OOOK.
J une 26—«!6t.
City Tax.
T HE City Tax for 1876 Is now due. If paid
before July 1st a discount of TWO PER
OENT. will be allowed. The Tax Books will
close July 1st, when • xeeuttons will be issued
against all in tlelault. The two percent, will
not i>e allowed niter the nbovo date.
J. N. BARNETT,
jel? td Collector and Treasurer.
L. P. AENCHBACHER,
Fashionable Taller.
R ooms over M«tt,U’s Dreg Sion. I am
regularly ruppllod with te, latest FASH
ION PI. AT Kg, aud am prepared to gaaraote*
iwrleet Mtlrracthm, at reasuubis rata,
jtaS sully
47 U$ia P*r Day to Uadis,or Gants. I
f') l M4il*Ncvomw. Addrt*. U. D. Bi
Uo„ Atlanta. Ga.
SUMMER RESORTS.
II. IT. ABELL & CO.
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
O T ALL VARIETIES OH HAND AND ARRIVING DAILY. AGENTS FOR SALK
OF FLORIDA SYRUP, ol whioh w* hav* a large stock on hand at 00 contr per gallon.
Our itoek eonslste at
All the Finest Goods
W«ean procure In the Best Markets, and WE GUAR ANTEK AS THE BEST all we cell'
In rAHILY LIQUORS we hare the best we oan bay or
Whiskies.
Brandies,
Gin, Bum
and Wines,
Both FOREIGN and DOMESTIC,
AND AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
■■ STAPLE ROOM wc keep s Full Supply at mil time*.
Is FANCY OHOCER1ES oar itoek cannot be lurpsReed, and welntend to keep all the
FRESHEST AND BEST GOODS
WE OAN FIND, AND FEEL SATISFIED WE OAN SUIT ALL WHO CALL.
•p We deliver all purchases, and would be pleaiod to fill any outer,. jug d3ni
BANKINC AND INSURANCE.
TATE SPRINGS.
rjlHU Proprietor! of tills resort for
HEALTH and PLEASURE
Ueppoetrully announce that the Spring Season
is now upon, and that they aro better prepared
to moot the variou* wants of guests than at
any other preceding season, ana ask a continu
ation of tho patronage thoy havo horetoforo re
ceived. Their
PABL0RS,
DINING ROOMS,
BALL ROOMS,
BILLIARD TABLE8,
BATH HOUSES.
TEN-PIN ALLEYS,
LIVERY STABLES,
Etc., Eto., aro In first-class trim.
Tholr Gardon Is excellent, their Ice abun
dant, and tfioy have engaged an experienced
Steward ami Stewardess, and they feel pre
pared to give entire satisfaction in every de
partment. They have an
Excellent Band of Music
For the Ball Doom, and Fancy Dress and
Mask Balls will be given occasionally during
the season.
THE WATER
Gained more roputatlon In the last twelve
months than for a like period heretofore. It Is
now shipped loo per cent, more than any other
year, ami the shipments increased almost every
week The water will positively do Its
part in curing almost all diseases ol the
Stomach and Bowels.
Liver and Kidneys,
Blood and Skin,
Such as Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea. Dysentery,
Chronic Inflammation of the!Ltver, Torpidity.
Jaundice, etc. It will oure almost all forms of
Kidney Disease, including some forms oi
Bright's disease. It cures all kinds or Blooil
Poison, Scrofulous, Malarial, Merourlal or
otherwise. In Female Diseases it is unrivaled.
It cui es Nervousness and General Debility.
Each gallon of water contains 272.91 grains
solid matter, as follows :
ANALYSIS OF WATER.
Sulph Add 131 27
Lime 81.12
Magnesia 10.96
Iron Peroxlilo... 1.00
Manganese per
oxide. trace
Potash and Soda 6 90
Chlorine 32.03
Silica, soluble 27
Phosphoric Add .70
Uarbonio Add... 9. on
Nitric Add 02
Qr’s In gallon. .272.91
Snlph Lime 16\98
“ Magnesia. 81.97
“ Soda 8.60
** Potassa... 1.46
Ohio. Sodium.... 40 21
11 Iron
“ Mang'nese. .60
Iodide Sodium., tres
Phos Lime 2.14
Carbonate Lime. 21.66
Silica
Nitric Aeid
Or’s In gallon.272.91
cumstances. It Is shipped in barrels, ten gal
Ion cans, car boys and quart and half gal
bottlos. TERMS CASH
Bates of Board for 1876.
June, per month faO 00
July, August and September, per month 46 00
“ “ per week. 18 oo
11 “ “ per day... 2 00
Special rates made with families.
For further information address
E. O. TATE,
Tate Springs, Grainger Co., Tenn,
jel3 lm
J. W. PEASE & NORMAN
76 Broad KU, telusiku*, Ua.
DkALHRS is
Music, Musical Instruments, Pianos
Orgiuia, Oliromoa
PICTURES AND FRAMES
Books, Stationery.
Newspapers, Periodicals, Magazines,
•to., eto.
A Nnppljr or all kind* at M cad lag
■alter, Papers, Nnsir, Act..
•is iMMKd i km mod lately tar
ter Publicatlou.
Orders tor Rooks. Periodicals, or anything
pertaining to the business will be promptly
filled. Call and Examine our stock. You may
see something that you need.
mhllt
Wanted,
S AGS, OM Cotton, Hides (dry and green),
Furs of All Kinds, Beeswax, Tallow, old
als, Ac., for which I will pay THE HIGH
EST CASH PRICE, delivered at Dapots oi
Wharf, In Columbus, (la. Office at eoraerof
Bridge and Ogletorpe streets.
ebl tf JOHN MEHAFFEY.
iy .
make it both to the lmrehaaer's and my own In
terest. 1 am .lolly receiving my SPRING
STOCK, and shall ofl.T the Goods at the lowest
living prices.
T. K. BURCIAIi,
apt dfcwtf 11
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DEPOSIT YOUR HONEY
GEORGIA HOME
SAVINGS BANK
Where it will be SAFE,
Make you a handsome interest
And ready when you want it 1
DIRBCTOnH a
RHODES BROWNE, Pres’t of Co. JN0. MclLHENNY, Mayor of the City.
N. N. CURTIS, of Welle & Curtis. JNO. A. McNEILL, Grocer.
J. R. CLAPP, Clapp’e Factory. JAMES RANKIN, Capitalist.
L. T. DOWNING, Att’y at Law. CHARLES WISE.
QE0. W. DILLINGHAM, Treasurer of Co.
Jama «o<lAirtf
ABLE, LIBERAL nnd SUCCESSFUI,
FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE
CJOMPANY.
Gold Assets
Losses Due and Unpaid, - - None.
Chicago Losses Promptly Paid In Full, - • $529,364.62
Boston “ “ « - - 180,903.89
Seekers of Insurance should see that the Company
they patronise is Solvent, Careful and Prompt.
Loss** Fairly Adjll.tml awl Promptly 1'niU by
G. GUNBY JORDAN, Agent,
Mtl*[octn ly OOIiTIMBUfil. GA.
SAVE YOUR MONEY'
ALMOST ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY, BUT ONLY
THE WISE ONES SAVE IT 1
If you will only Save what you Waste, It would bo no
trouble to become Indeoendent.
EAGLE & PHEIIX SAVINGS DEPARTM’T
560 Depositors.
The Legislature of Georgia binda, by law, over $3,000,000
for the aeourlty of Depoaltora—$12 In aaseta for every dol
lar of liabllitlea.
Depoalta of $1.00 and upwarda reoeived. Seven per cent
compounded four tlmea a year. Depoalta payable on demand.
I>I RECTORS.
CHARLES GREEN, Pres’t Savannah B’nk agd Trust Co., Savannah, Ga.
N. J. BUSSEY, ... Columbus, Ga.
W. H. YOUNG, ... “ "
T. W. BATTLE, - - Stewart, County Ga.
ALFRED I. YOUNG, - > Columbus, Ga
N. J. BUSSEY, Pres’t. G. GUNBY JORDAN, Treas’r.
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Columbus, Georgia, Juno 7th, 1876.
[) OOP
POSE OF DOINO A
Cotton Warehouse and Commission Business,
UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF
ALLEN, BEDELL & CO.
Or the flrat day of Auguet next they will take charge of the FONTAINE
WAREHOUSE, eaaucceaaor of Allen, Preer A lllgea. In the meantime they
will carve their friend* and public in any legitimate way pertaining to their
buaineaa.
jefi 3m
A. M. ALLEN,
A. G. BEDELL.
JOS. S. GARRETT,
J. M. O’BRIEN.
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