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£MIg gwijttirtr. WUnDI. GA.« FH1DAV MARCH 9, 1877. LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION! AND MONK THAN TWICE THE LABGE8T AGGREGATE CIRCULATION: Tn Boston Poet oougretaletea the re signing Davis on his getting ont of bad •**P»ny. OoinioDoms Vakdxssilt aald of hia OeraaHfi*: “That .boy would apend a mil lion a year if ba oonld get it.” Haim' inangaral prooeaaion oeenpiad only forty minatea in paaaing a given point, atretohad ont aa their number* Tn London Timtt aaya United Htaiea bonda are now almoat the only legitimate object of inreatment in the Earopean market*. Uhitbd Biatm Bbnatob Bio*, of Kaotneky, vow* the country ah all aoon hear from him on the Electoral Oommiaaion action. Tn 40th annireraary of the New Or- laana Eire Department waa oelebrated on the 4th inetant (Sunday), with more than nanal eclat. Twiktt per oent. more of regiatered letter* were mailed in January and Feb ruary than in the oorraaponding month* of laat year. Taut are aaid to be only twenty ex- Confederate*—including Jefferaon Daria and Robert Toombs—who** diaabilitiae hare not been removed. DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN; CQLUMBU^,^,GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAROH_9, 1877. Pwtt or Homobs.—Ohio baa the Pros- idenoy, the Chief Jnaticeebip, the Oener- aley, and the lieutenant ditto, the Secre tary of the Treaaury, and atill oriea for more. In hia aalulatory to the Senate WanuB uaed the phrase “Analagou* parliamentory apherea. ” Thia ia proof poaitive that fraud carried him to the Vioa Presidency. “Br a vote of eight to aeven," aaya the New York Sun, “J. Hadiaon Well* ia a peer and Eliza Pinkaton ia a peereaa. " And by a vote of eight to aeven the eight are—gods! what are they? Tn politician* told the planters what they knew about farming, yesterday, at the State Agricultural Convention.— Their devotion to the “farming interest" ia aa touohtng a* it ia disinterested. On Arm In Greensboro, N. 0., has shipped this season 192,000 rabbit skins, 897 mink, 92 otter, 9,680 muskrat, 4,289 coon, 7,420 opossum and 108 fox. The same Arm has 100,000 skins ready to ship Baxtholdi, the aonlptor, telegraphs from Paris that ba has completed all his plaater oasts for the statue of “Liberty Enlightening the World.” He expects to have the statue oompleted and ready tor shipment within a year. Tn Bank of Franoe announces that it will hereafter make advanoea upon bar silver at 1 per cent, per annum with margin of 10 per oent. in Frenoh rentes deposited with the bank. This indicates faith in the future value of silver, • PuamiMT Monboz, on hia seoond term, and Gen. Taylor, on his first, were «"* n B an 7 bnt 8 bolll > “ 8 “'y oour8e ' ’WILL they be confirmed t This is the question of the day with re gard to Hayes’ nominations for tha Cabi net We do not see well how they oan be defeated. The Democrats, generally, will vote for them and it ia believed there are sufficient moderates among the Re publicans to cany all through. With Morgan and Grover admitted, and Louis iana and South Carolina left out, thare are thirty-four Democrats in the Benate and thirty-eight Republican*. This estimate excludes Sherman who ia among the Cabi net appointees. Bo only .the aooeasion of a few Republicans is required oonflrm Hayes' whole party. The Republicans of the Benate bava evinced individual spleen and hate to a remarkable degree. Even Sherman, tha most bitter partisan of the rabid Republi cans, was referred to a committee on the objection of Simon Cameron. This waa against all preoedent. The Southern Uadioals will do all they can to defeat the nomination of Mr. Key. His Fraudulenoy evinoea a determina tion to stiok to his favorite*. He threat ens, if the nomination* are not confirmed this week, he will issue orders withdraw ing troops from the Southern Btatea, a consummation most devoutly to be de sired, and which will result in good to the entire oountry. The extremists, under the leadership of Blaine, will use every resource in their power to defeat the Southern polioy of Mr. Hayes. Their purpose is to crush, where they cannot rule. Blaine an nounced his readiness to stand by the “remnant” of Uepublioaniam in the South and “bis orowd” applauded him. Blaine has mounted Morton's worn bobby and will ride it to the death while old Moxa looks pityingly on and hesitates which will be best—to earn the patronage of Hayes or follow the riotous “favorite son of Maine,” and attempt a rivalship in the bloody shirt-business. Thus, they are arrayed against each other and the scene exceedingly grotesque—the burly Blaine, Moxa Morton and strutting Conk- ling, all utterly disgusted with Hayes and hating each other. The Democrats meanwhile calmly await developments. They are stronger than they have been, and their might ia appre ciated and feared. The Republicans will not dare attempt the oppresaive move ments of old. The Democrat* will have the Senate in 187!). Now they are biding Iheir time, and awaiting the mistakes of the enemy. If Mr. Iiayea will bold his troops off and reeognize no onq, they have no fears of the future of Louisiana and South Carolina, and the restora tion of local self-government. If Mr. Hayes will do, as he now indioatea, he will have their support in all fair and lib eral measures, and with this gained it will be impossible for the extremists ever to reduce him to the position of Presi dent Johnson. It is a singular fight, totally unexpeot' ed by Republicanism, and cornea like a shook on the very threshold of the ad' ministration. Cheating and stealing never did thrive. NO COMPIIOM1NEU, IF YOU PLEASE. It is intimated in the dispatches of yesterday that a compromise commission will probably be sent to Louisiana and Sonth Carolina, with Wheeler at the |iead. We trnst not. Onr leaders and journals should oppose such a measure with all their might. The Sonth has ever lost by half way measures. The Democrats have very lately been taught the folly of pur. inaugurated on March 9th. There was no doubt of their election. Hayes, un certain concerning hia position was sworn in on the 3d, and formally inaugurated on the 9th. A wains in tha New York Timet, da ting his communication Mobile, February 22d, at length speaks of “the fitness of the Hon. Bamuel F. ltioe, of Alabama, for the position” on the U. 8. Supreme hen oh, made vacant by the resignation of Judge Davis. • Courier-Journal: George Washington t waa not sworn in and inaugurated until eight weeks after the time designated in 1789. He was in no hurry, waa elected by the people, aa Tilden was, and Boom ed to aneak into a back room and be se- cretly sworn in seventeen hours before the legal time. Tan Democrats carried the municipal election of Galveston, Texas, on the 9th, by nearly three thousand majority, and elected eleven of the twelve aldermen. Many negroes voted the Democratic tiok- *4, and in on* ward where the colored population predominated a leading negro politician waa badly beaten by a white Democrat. To the Chicago Tribune George Alfred Townsend presents g sublime spectacle ia his grand and unparalleled aot of com posing a Democratic letter to the Cincin nati Enquirer with his left hand, and a Republican letter to the New York Graph ic with hia right hand, and an Independ ant letter to the Philadelphia Timee with a pen firmly olenohed in his leonine jaws. Rsunzu) very sensibly observes: “The friends of the Nioholla and Hamp ton governments do not ask that Hayes reoognisa them, but that he merely re frain from reeognizing anybody.” Pack ard, for inatanoe, in a state of non-reoog nition (no troops at hia disposal), will vanish—melt away. Nioholla will aland and the State of Louisiana will sustain him. Existuo laws provide for the needs of the Army until June 80,1877. Itiasuggest- ed that, under the operation of some old statute, the Navy and War Departments may be carried on for two years, the lack of specific appropriations being supplied by a clause which allow* the Secretary of the Treaaury to honor the drafts of tbs Secretary of War and the Secretary of the ■avy. The Republican* are anxious to avoid an extra session of Congress. It is Intimated hi* Frauduleocy will call tha body together in June. Mae Fighter Arrestee. Naw Tone, March 8.—Joe Goes was •Treated on the requisition of the Govern or of Kentucky for prise fighting, and loakad up. of yielding to nothing except supe rior force, aud then under protest. A few years ago one of these compromise Con gressional delegations visited Lonis- itna, and Mr. Wheeler was a prom inent member. We all know the result. Kellogg was retained in power, and Pinohbaok narrowly esoaped being made United States Senator. As a consequence, the Returning Board waa established in fnller authority, and the last disgraoefnl decision in the State and Presidential elections was the effect. We have had enough of such experiments. They are losing operations every time Democracy consents to them. There iB ever a major ity of Republican members who work for their own parly. The Electoral Commis sion is another severe lesson on the folly of compromises. It looked bo just and fair. The result is aadly known and felt. The Democrats are hardly so foolish as to consent to another Better have Ilayes recognize Packard and Chamberlain at once than have any Re publican committees nosing around so aa to arrange fora Returning Board tooonnt in their men at the next election—taking the substance for the carpet bagger and scalawag and leaving the shadow for wealth and intelligence. Let na have no more Wheelerisin in the South. Tha dote is already sufficiently nauseous and none desire a repetition. Resist by every law ful means, bnt let ns take bold stands, claim our rights, demand them, and so* ccpt nothing loss than their full measure. We should have no compromise commit tees unless absolutely eertain they are composed of a majority of Deiuoorats. A St ONT HISUUIEVOUa LETTER. The letter of Mr. H. A. Haralson, pub lished the other day, severely condemning Governor Colquitt, beoanse he did not give Mr. H. an appointment, has been published very generally in the North, either in full or .giving the purport. It eannot do the writer the least good, and he baa furnished food for the sooffe and jeers of Republicans who bate a South' ern Democratic State aa the devil does holy water. The impreaaion abroad ia injurious. Oar enemies do not look upon it •• the wailing and gnashing of a dis appointed offioe seeker, because it ia not their interest to do so. They assume ell to be true because temporarily it may subserve their purposes. In this it is a subject of regret. In our State, however, it falls harmless except on Mr. Haralson- The oonfidenoe of the people in the uprightness and integrity of the Governor to whom they gave 81,000 ma jority ia sot in the least impaired. He baa done ndthing to forfeit their esteem aud affection, and his appointments have given veiy general satisfaction to all exoept some of those who failed to get plaoes. Positions could not bo given to ovary on* I of tha tbouaasds of applicants. Mr. Haralson hM vary materially affected hia own interests. Whenever ba takas aids* in future the people generally will regard that ha ia doing so on tbs promise or expectancy of a prios. Ha oould not have chosen a surer course for destroying opinion* in regard to his Independence of action. 'Tie true, 'tie pity, but tha pity is 'tin true. Gentlemen should never parade their griefs in pub. lio, for they will axaroiae a telling effeot in future judgments. Better bear the ills wa have than fly to those we know not of. In publishing thia latter, Mr. Haralson has seriously injured himself, and tha shaft aimed at Gov. Colquitt fell harm- lass. An Abu Sbbmon and Popolab Pbeach- ZB.—We pnbllsh this morning a sermon on the situation, delivered by Rev. Thomas Da Witt Talmage In Brooklyn, last Sunday and reported in the Herald next day. It ia worth reading, and por tions will find an echo in every heart. Mr. Talmage ia a Naw Jeiaey man by birth and ia now forty-five years of age. Ha graduated at the New York University, and subsequently at the New Brunswick, (N. J.,) Tbeologiosl Seminary, and waa ordained pastor of the Reformed Dntob Church in Belleville, N. J., in 1896. He waa pastor of the Reformed Dntoh Chnroh in Syracuse, N. Y., and afterwards of the Second Chnrob in Philadelphia and in 1869 became pastor of tha Central Presby terian Chnroh in Brooklyn, in which offloe he still continues. Ia 1870, hia congregation erected a new chnroh, known as the “Brooklyn Tabernaole,” semi-oiroular, of wood and iron, capable of seating 3,400 persons, and waa en larged in 1871 to seat 900 more. This was burned December 22, 1872. On Feb ruary 22,1872, a new Tabernacle was dedi cated, built in Gothic style, of brick, but retaining the semi-circular arrangement, and stating 9,000 persons. It is the largest Protestant chnroh in America. It is maintained by voluntary offerings, with no pew rents. Mr. Talmage’s ser mons are delivered extempore. He sIho edits a religion! paper, and has organized a lay oollcge for religious instruction. He bss published several volumes of ser ous. Tax disappearance of Judge Wright, of the Bouth Carolina Supreme Court, hM elietited the atory of tha means used by tha Chamberlain people to indnoe him to recant bis derision against the legality of the Hampton Government. One re markable expedient vu the sending v>f a band of colored women to prey for a fa vorable derision on thair knees at the Judge’s feet. Wright was firm for while, bnt finding that the pressure was great went to Governor Hampton and in timated that abont $100,000 was neeeed to stiffen his backbone. The Governor replied: “You oan go to the devil, would not buy any of you. I was told that I could buy over eertain Senators to recognize me in the Legislatnre, bnt I told them that I did not intend to use any money for that purpose." It is be lieved in Colombia that the opionion em bodying Wright’s seoond decision was written by Chamberlain himself. Inti motions are given that the boll-dozed Judge it atill at the oapitol, bnt aeoreted, and that for a consideration he oonld be induoed to retract his recantation. Two StiPBzm Courts.—The probabil ities are there will be two in South Caro line. Gov. Hampton will appoint a Chief Justioe to fill tha position made vacant by the death of Chief Justioe Moses. He will be reooguised by Associate Justice Williard and confirmed by the Hampton Senate. Cbemberlain will also, unless foroed ont, appoint one and ha will proba bly be reoognised by Assooiate Justioe Wright, oolored, and oonfirmed by Cham berlain'a Senate. Thus there will be two jnrisdietiona. A way ont of all this diffi culty is for President Hayes to stand aloof, let the parties alone, and as Cham berlain and bis gang oan gat no money they will aoon subside. The bayonets must be kept in the Slate or Chamberlain must cease the endeavor to exercise au thority. RATH 5*35 PBUTIOE. SOUTHsaz democrats mold balanozof POWXB — BXFUBUOAX BKJT — OZOSOIA OFFICZ SZEXXZS AZD LOBXTINO. Special to the Orertllutlum] Washmozoz, March 7. The Southern Democrats hold the bal ance of power in tha Senate, and can re ject or confirm every member of the Cab inet. They will nee their power to foro* 'the recognition of Niefaoll* and Hampton, or to secure at lemt non-intervention by the President. It ia aaid teoight they have oertsinly secured tha pledge they want. The Northern Democrats will probably split from tha Southern wing and vote to rejeot Hayes’ nominations. Tha Republican split grows bitterer every boar,and aaama to be Irreconcilable. Blaine ia on tha war path to-day, and Hayes ia just M determined. Stanley Matthews said to Gen. Gordon : “I pledge my life that Mr. Hares will (tend by the policy he ha* mapped out” Gor don ia the hero «f the day, it being at Jhia persistent pereniaion baeked finally by Grant's tdvioe, that tha letter to Cham berlain was written by Matthew* end an domed by Evert*. The letter will ba read by Gordon in the Senate to-morrow, and will oanse a flatter. AR1Z PAP. Robert Alston and Edgar Thomson are possibly candidate* far membership. Hart for Atlants postmaster. Callaway, lata of Louisville, for diatriot attorney of Geor gia or postoffice at Athens. Tbe United States marehalahip of Geor gia is a glittering prize that will not go a begging. Foster Blodgett, backed by Morton, and others will apply , and keep his application hot. Thar* are rumors that two or three prominent Democrats will apply for tbe same offioe. A MBAOLX or THZ LOBBY. The Georgia members are amused over the air-line lobbying don* by Colonel R. A. Alston, of Atlanta, tha other day. The Stole of Georgia has had a claim amounting to about $176,000 against tha Government for tha uaa of tha Western and Atlantio Railroad just at tha clou of the war. For six veers or more this bill has been on tha docket. Attempt after attempt has been made to pass it. Col. Baugh, of Atlanta, wu paid $8,000 to get it through, and never got it within a mils of passing. Col. Alston reached here Friday morning at 0 o'clock. By 10 o'clock he had hnnted up the dnst-covered bill and got it into shape; by 2 o’oloek he had it through the Senate; at midnight he had it through tbe House, and at 9 tbe next morning it wu ready for the President's signatnre. It ia tha quickest work on record, and brings a handsome sum into the Georgia treMnry. Tha offloe-seeking hosts absolutely in feat the highways hare. The oapitol is orowded with them. The Southern offloe- hoidera are here in great fores, and are very nneuy as to the future. They see universal rain to the guild, in the order that Grant burned concerning Paokard. Carpet-bagging ia a thing of the put in the Sonth. H. WT G. neat snn Tzz Oho Dbeocbats’ Ruolution.— Tbs Cincinnati Enquirer prints u follows tha resolution* adopted by Democratic members of the lower bousASf the Ohio Legislature an Friday: “Mr. Brunner then net the float, and proceeded W>ap$» a Mkteztp at the foUeWlng resolution : Whereas, By Hand, perjury, moat despicable nracticsskoper* even to piakpockets, R. if Hayes bu scoured 185 votes, thereby becoming tha ruler of a disgraosd nation; therefore, Raaolvsd, That wa ere sorry for it, b*. cause it destroys our faith in the mercy, j os tics, end beneficent' goodness of Almighty God, whom (ate j mu hue been taught to believe wu the defender and protector of right! ie thto, that H* ha/ allowed fraud, villainy, and moral perjury to triumph over truth, honesty, and vir- ■dM uy wMMkian baton ever beoomt ■ trees seder the spsraticaof powerful eathar. don* by ectlvc pergstfon, which exhausts ths mtobdUMS ana serves nc food purpose what. ESKB? health vital . svsr. Tha only true way to pn sad visor, which are essential to regularity of the organic functions, is to invigorate, discip line sad portly the system at the same time. Ths extraordinary efficacy et UaststUr'i atom. Mb Bitters In Hue of debility or irregularity of the organs of digestion, aufmltation, wars- •/ we us* tuv nuiuini AAtaivAn MIu aaguuvvu u* Lain sapsrb tonle and corrective. It hu no equal, moreover, u a preventive of ohlll* and favor, mkt aadfcwlw NEW SPRING GOODS NEW YORE’ STORE. :o: 2.000 yds London Cords, 6.000 yds Standard Prints, choice styles, 3,600 yds Hamburg Trimmings. THE LARCEST STOCK EVER IN COLUMBUS. LADIES' SCARFS and HANDKERCHIEFS, — Including all tha Novsltlea In thn Spring Shadee. Third . Shipment of Curtain lza.ee. Largu Stunk of Spring nnd Summer CA9SIMERES, Inoltiding PANTS, OOAT nnd VEST nnd SUIT PATTERNS. — :o: SUITS MADE TO ORDER, AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED. .•ff 2lf UMDto nw'nMWBofl/and 0 we > GUAllANTEE*bATnFAO$un^ brih^u^o quality and prices. NOTICE TO THE RUPTURE D. .A.LL PERSONS auffering from thia terrible calamity should avail themaelvu of tha opportunity given them by the temporary preunee in this rity of DR. W. G. CREMPIEN. SPECIALIST in the Treatment for thd Relief and Radieal Care of RUPTURE, and obtain bia services without delay. Ha hu opened a temporary offloe at tha RANKIN HOUSE. Hia method insnrea the Patient the three leading points required by all RUPTURED Persona' Comfort, Security end Care. W He can give u referenoM Patients from Atlanta, Augusta and Maeon. Consultation Free. FOR THE SPRING TRADE! Just Received, 2.000 Varda 10*4 SHEETING from 25 tn 40 onnta. 5.000 “ 4.4 SLEACHED DOMESTIC from 8 to 15 oent*. 5,600 “ 4-4 SEA ISLAND COTTONS from 8 to 10 cent*. Tha Good* war# bought before the reoent advance lit Northern market*, and will bn told nt LO W PRICES. jL.x*flto, a- rnxiii xixmo of SPAING DRESS GOODS, VICTORIA LAWNS, CHECKED NAINSOOKS, LONDON CORDS and RlQUEsi Louisiana. —Paokard telegraphed yes terday he wu recognised In the oountry parishes in Louisiana. Those ha named u not aooepting oompriae tha vut ma jority of the wraith and ietelligenoe of the State. Notwitbatanding hia bouting, Senator Howe deolared in the Senate that Paokard was afraid to show himself on the streets of New Orleans, and Senator Sanlsbnry aaid ware it not for the U. 8. bayonets the ladies of New Orleans oonld drive him from tbe city. It would seem from Oonkling’s amend ment on Sargent's .resolution on Oregon that Kellogg will have a rough rood to travel before he is admitted to tha Benate. The claims of Mr. Eustia have again been revived. What Dzhoobaoy Has 8avid.—Two of the twelve regular bills did not become laws—the river and harbor and the army bills. The other ten appropriate money aa follows : Ponalon bill a as,688,600 00 PoitofflM bill 88,807,800 00 Fortification bill 800,000 00 (,'oniular and diplomatic bill.... 1,180,847 60 Leglilatlve and executive bill... 1L81«,M0 00 Military academy bill 800,004 10 Indian bill 4,761,400 18 Deficiency bill 8,800 006 H Nary bill 18,640,047 00 Sundry civil bill 17,670,ISO 68 •7,000 WORTH OP DRY GOODS ▲T MITAXX,, AT NO. 191 BBOAD ST., BOATMITM * OLABB’S OLD STAND. Evincxo Some Pluck.—Hayes shows it in hia opposition to the extremists, who are furious. This division gives the balanoe of power to the Democracy, and enables them to exact pledges, which his Fraudulenoy is willing to give. The re markable declaration of Stanley Matthews to Geuerel Gordon is proof of this. This done, the Demooratio Senators will make no factious war on the Admin istration, and will aupport all good nomi nations and all sola of tbe Administration wbieh shall be found to be right and judi clous. A wavering polioy will rain Hayes. There most be some firmness and pluck in hia composition or tbe Radicals would not so bitterly oppose him. Admittid.—Both General Morgan, of Alabama, and cx-Govarnor Grover, of Oregon, ware sworn in yesterday as United States Senators. A petition from Orogon Republicans that Grover be not admitted was referred to the Committee on Privil eges and Eleotiona, when it is eppointed. Tbie lest will not emonnt to anything. Carpet-bag Spenaer waa thoroughly whipped ont in hia oppoaition. Spencer and similar ilk are doomed. Nbw Yobz Sun: Brother Hayes is reoeiver of stolen goods, and no act or attitnde of devotion can wipe away that tin, and his followers' prayers caunot ap pease the Divine justioe whioh will smite with oonfusion tbe men who, on Monday, by trend takes possession of the White Honae, hitherto reserved for Presidents elected by the peop!4. Let Brother Hayes reflect on these thing* in those momenta whan offioe seeker* and anburvant flat terete are away from hia side. He bu a terrible experience before him. Tax New York Sun advooates tbe ap pointment of Geu. Grant to the vacancy in the Supreme Court. The editor uya he may not know mneh law, to be Bare, bnt then would be not be np to the latest avenge standard f If the mrat important question* are to be derided—u by the Electoral Oommiaaion—without regard to richer law or facta, why would not Grant do for a Judge u well u anybody ? W* oan rooommend onr readers to nee Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup in ail oasu of Coughs, Colds, Ac. It only ocata 29 rants • bottle and ia warren tad to ear*. GREAT SACRIFICE!! GOODS MUST BE SOLD Regardless of Prices I T HE Stare will be opened TO-DAY, WED NESDAY, March 7th, and tha calc con tinued Item day to day until, tha Geode are all SHOES A SPECIALTY. Stnmdnrd Printm At Betel I, n cents. DRESS GOODS from 10 cents upwude; Fall Line, of MOTIONS; Ladle,' and Children's HOSIERY; Gents' end Boy*’ HATS—ell new; WHITiSUOODS, LIN INS end BIQUBS Now U the time to get good Goode at your own price Sd* Ail arc Invited to call, examine ud pur eheaa. MRS. E. M. CLAPP, Executrix of J. R. Clapp, Dao’d. Ooiumbuc, Ga. mhT tf Total of ten bill, glie,i»,9a8 if Total of came bills laat fear...4116,766 041 M In addition to thou than wet* two smell bills ptued—the House dfflrienoy bill, $189,294, and the printing defloienoy bill, amounting to $390,000. If the army bill had pasted u provided by the last concessions in amount, ths re duction in expenses would have been 9,290,000. In two sessions ths Demo cratic House hu reduoed expense* about forty million dollars without diminishing, in the least, the effectiveness of any de partment. By C. S. HARRISON. FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION. A T 11 o’otook on FRIDAY NEXT, the 8th instant, I will eclLat 6 J a Eplendl > time, an ria Pbseton and H . bred Harneu Animal known u the Molnto.b Mare. Bale poaitive. Terms cash. Columbus, Ga., March 4, 1877—8t(tu,tbhfrl This, the Harrisburg Patriot thinks, should have been the order of tbe inau gural prooeaaion : Strong, Bradley, Miller ud Hoar ia a Be- rouoho. Madiion Welle sad Ms Aieooiatee on Horse back. Elite Pinkston, supported by Kelley and Shsr Straw Bidders. The Navy Yard Oontrators. Attorney General Williams In a LudauUl. The Sou Shephard Ring. The Emma Min* Operators. Jar Gould end the Black Friday Blag. DeUolyor Garfield and tha Paving Contrac tors. The Safe Robbing Conspirators. The Soldiers* Gravestone Jobbers. The Indian Ring Robbers. Zxok Cbandier and Doo Uamerou in a Chariot Dragging Doon Piatt at He Wheels. The Froedmen'. Bank Swindlers with Three or Four Hundred of the Depositors Bringing up the Rear on Foot. Administrator’s Sale a GBEEABLY to an order from tha Honoe- A able the Court of Ordinary of Murage* County, will be sold, on the FIRST TUES- DAX IN APRIL, 1877, at tba nasal plaoe of holding Sheriff sales for said county, within the legal hours et sale, part of lot number 1 In the olty of Columbus. Ua., together with li provementson the same. Terms oash. . Fa: A. SMITH, Adm'r, no. March 7th, 1877 mMonwtw Morrlsen sued rage. About 1:30 o’olook Saturday morning a very interesting acene occurred in the House between Morrison, of Illinois, and Page, of California. Doting t s time of supreme oonfusion, when ths elstfcs ware reading and mem bare y ailing, a orowd was gathered in the open opera in (ton! of the Speaker's desk! Among ths num ber were the two gentlemen named, who got into a controversy over *om* pending proposition. Page is hot-honded ana impulsive, and be bluntly obsrgedMr. Mod risen with telling an uatrath. Mr. Morri son, always cool and calm, quietly reaehed over and taking Mr. Page by hia beard, shook his ohin until us teeth rattled. Mr. Pegs submitted to thia intimidation very tamely and the matter dropped.— Waeh. Corr. P&XS1DENT HATB AZD THZ CoZFZDZZ- ate Boldoxs.—Wm. Randall Gibson, of Louisiana, in a lata interview with Presi dent Hayes, advised him not to depend on oonoiliating tha Bouth by oBoaa and appointment*, but by a liberal, just and kindly administratis* policy toward the Southern people. Prceidaut Hays* sx- preaead hit deair* to treat Ore Booth am people fairly, and aaid that the that ofJs man being a Caofadarata raUter would ba no diequalifioatioa with blm.^SpeeieU Courier-Journal. Gr Mrs. Nancy Skinner make# application ixemptlon of Personalty sad Ati s“ apart end valuation of HemMUtd of B end I will pas, upon the tame et my of Thursday, the rath of Maroh. 1877, at M o’clock 1). H. BURTS, Lttomey ■ aa.fi ■ Xsstu COLUMBUS, UA., 9 prepared to represent all claimants ut ths reosnt aot oi Congress wbloh has made an appropriation for payments oi Mail Con tractors In tha South for the year, 186s, 1880 and 1881, without proof of loyalty. March 8th, 1877.mh» dfcwtt To My Friends and Patrons. I HAVE THIS DAY told my late rest and good will In the Rag and Junk buelnoi* to r. Gao. W. Gammok, and napratfally soliolt for him ths liberal patronage heretofore ex tended to me. _ JOHJKMKHAFFEY. Columbut, Os., Teh. 10th, mbSlw NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ^ateflrmon^BHHH AW BAT LET MB! II pleas* esll et lit Bread ■ itlemsnt i mh88t< these) DIVIDEND NOTICE. FsbbdabtI, 1877. The Director, of ths MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY have this day declared a Dividend of BO UB BMB CENT, upon the capital stock, payable on and after tbs lit or AprU. The Transfer Booke win be eloeed Marsh 16th. W. A. SWIFT, (ebs-tf Secretary, NOTICE. DRY COOD8. GORDON & CARGILL. «■ Yon srn stksd to Intpsot these Goods, n show thorn. We oontidor It no trouble J. ALBERT XIRVEN, No, 90 Broad Street. IN THE FIELD! I HAVE JUST RECEIVED: BOO pleoee BEST STANDARD.PRINTS at « 1-Re.; LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS in great variety; TABLE DAMASK cheaper than elsewhere ;* LATEST NOVELTY—CARDINAL VEILING t BLEACHINCS of all the popular brands In large quantities; All FACTORY COOD8 at Factory prices; SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS, Ac., at prices that will an* sure Bales; buy and sell for CASH, and. am prepared to give bot tom prloes in everything. Clve me a call. M. JOSEPH. ,ep44-ee.we<lkfrly *** U AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HIRSCH & HECHT, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, ISO Broad Street (Opposite Rankin House), COLUMBUS, GA. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED OF EVERY DESCRIPTION —■ -AND . LIBERAL CASH AN VANCES MADE; AND SETTLED PROMPTLY. SALES -:0:- OORRMaFONDBNO: SOXaXOXTl BANKING AND INSURANCE. “The Best is the Cheapest!” This Maxim applies with peculiar force to your FIRE INSURANCE!! ■ :o: PLACE YOUR RISKS WITH THE BICH, PROMPT, RELIABLE COMPANIES We represent, and when Lossee occur, you will surely be Indemnified ; LONDON A88URANCE CORPORATION, HOME OF NEW YORK, MOBILE UNDERWRITERS, GEORGIA HOME. repiLtf Offlo* In the CEORCIA HOME BUILD1NC. GROCERIES. J. J. WHITTLE, GEO. m. YAKBOHOUUH. JOHN T.HeLBOB J. J. WHITTLE & CO. HAVE OPENED IN OOUIMBU8, UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL, A New Wholesale i Retail Grocery House, Where they will keep eomtantlv on hand a Large and Complete Stock of STAPLE ft FANCY GROCERIES, Ths Anneal Meeting sf ths Stock- 137 holder, or the MUSOOOUMANU FAOTUKING COMPANY Will ht held St to* sac* *1 to* Uompaay oa THURSDAY ito ef March, at 18 o'clock a. m. IOar term, win be . W. A. SWIFT, I imuratoag imretry. mhltd Secretary ladtrenerer. J fah4 Sot w* solicit ths patronage of ths city sad 1. J. WHITTLE * OO.
