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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 19. 1877. Ipailg ^Enquirer. 4'OI.ITMRITN. H4.t TUESDAY JUNE 19, 1877. LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION I and moke than TWICE THE LARGEST AGGREGATE CIRCULATION 1 Tbs friends of Mrs. Pickens den; Ihst she is to be msnied to Got. Hampton, of Booth Oarolins. A TokriDo exploded on • Bossies reil- we; train, killing ever;bod; on board. The Turks are STenged. Omt of the yoong lawyers in the ottea of the Arm of whioh Chamberlain is a member is a son of George H. Pendleton. Thx New York Herald aays: "A strong Oatholio moTement is being made to get Hecretary Thompson ont of the OMiinet.” Jonas ltoBssT Oold, of Biohmond, will be presented from attending the Pan- Anglican oonnoil on aooonnt of his health. Bshstob McDomald remarked in Wash ington Bonds;: “Oar country can never stand another snoh a wrench as it baa had in this past election. The fatnona table rook at Niagara Falls, or all that is left of it—some 60,000 tons —fell the other day. Among the 4,000 names soratohe^upon it,there were many from Georgia. Thr salary of Henry Ward Beecher, as editor of the Chrietian Union, has been rednoed, at his own request, from 910,000 which it has been from the origin of the paper to half that amount. m» >,» - Am Oshkoah woman gave birth to trip lets, and next morning her husband took a package to the drug store and said: "Oise me somo old fashioned window- pane—not any more bluo glass in my family.'' At the next Mississippi eleotion two amendments are to be Toted for—one to abolish the office of Lieutenant GoTernor, and the other to hare the Legislature to meet onoe every two years instead of BTory year. A Cnirmsi) soldier waa bung last Fri day at Dayton Ohio, and two negroes and one white man were excouted in the parish prison in New Orleans. Governor Nioholls signed the death warrants of three others. TEsns is a reign of terror in the vioin- ity of Uardstown, Ky., orer the escapo from jail of four men charged with mur der. Hinoe their eaoapo these four men hare been hiding in the knobs in oertain portions of Marion and Taylor oounties, and a number of robberies hare been committed in adjoining oounties, whioh have generally been attributed to them. As the oolored yontb, Flipper, stepped forward at Went Point and reoeived his diploma with a dignified bow, Uenetal Bberman dapped his hands approTiugly, and bis example was at onoe followed by nearly all the Tisitors and offloera present, until there was an almost uniTersal round of applauso. Flipper, it is needless to my, was not seon to blush, but he ac knowledged the oompliment by modestly inclining his hoad. He was the only oad«t applauded. Twsits States will hold eleotions dur ing the proaent year, to-wit: Kentucky, August 6; Vermont, September 4 ; Cali fornia, Beptember f>; Maine, September 10; Iowa and Ohio, Ootober 9, and Mas aaobuaelte, Mississippi, New York, Penn- sylTia, Virginia and Wisconsin, NoTem- ber 6. In four of those States Legisla tures are to be ohosen, whioh will furnish successors to a like number of United States Senators whoae terms expire on March 4,1879, viz: Kentucky, New York, Ohio aud California, in all of whioh it is probable the Democrats will be ^access ful. _ The New York llerald editorially refer ring to Samul J. Tilden's speech at the Manhattan Club reoeption, ridicules the altitude assumed by him in complaining of alleged wrongs done him and regret fully concludes that bis ohanoea fa* the Presidency in 1880, whioh had been ex' oeediugly good, hare Taninhed, and Til deu has not only killed himself politically by his whining exhibitions, but he has also been the death of the Democratic party. Very forhmately the Herald is very poor authority on Democracy. It is a strange indication of a dead party that oonlrols a majority of the State Govern ments, has the House and rearly the Sen ate. We like to belong to snoh dead or ganizations. Thr reoent demonstration at New York in honor of Messrs. Tilden and Hendricks is giving a good deal of trouble to the Republicans in some quarters. It has been erroneously construed as proof of a plan to anticipate the Democratic nomi nations for 1880, and to nominate Tiklan for President and Hendricks for Vice President. There is reliable authority for staling that the speoial friends of Mr. Hendricks do not regard the demonstra- ( tion in this light, and they entirely dis connect it with the Presidential soooes- aion. Their expectation is, at tho proper time, to press the nomination of Mr. Hendricks (or tho Presidency, and they are very sanguine that a Western man will be nominated. Mb. Ket is engaged in an interaating oorrespondenoe with ■ speoial |agent of the department, an ex-jndge, i»Missimip- pi- The ex-jndge waa reeeotly ordered to ivastigate come petty theft oat of the Btate, and his jndioial dignity rebelled, and he wrote Key that it was understood he waa to have his headquarters at Mo bile, supervise the postal affaire in hie Btate, and build np an Administration party. Key has informed him that special agenta are expected to go anywhere at any time, and that the Department is not en gaged in building np a party, but expects agents to do their duty. The judge’s re ply is not yet reoeived ; but it Is uot ex pected that dignity has suffered tuf Adant to throw up his 91,800 petition. MAJOR R. J. MOSES’ WAR RECORD, He ohose to wring this paper in in a re ply to obargee made by Mr. Peabody against him and spoaks of war records. We propose to givo his, end all know no bnliat of the enemy ever whistled by hi* secession ear. Major Moses waa a bla tant eeeeeeioniet. He traversed the oonn- try, firing the hearts of the people. He wanted blood—Yankee blood. Yanooy end Toombs never exooeded him in stir ring np war. War came, and Major Moaea waa ono of the first to bnokle on his armor and go—not to the front—wboro his silver-tongued oratory led ue to be lieve be would. Oh, not This gallant fighter went to the rear to take charge of a wagon train, and tbero ho remained un til the straggle was over. Thou ho comae to the front again and ondoavora to belittle a man for not dofonding bis country. Now this is whst we would oall “the kettle calling tho pot black." Now this man who did more than any other in Moaoogeo oonnty towards bringing on the war, whan the straggle came did as little fighting as a Bister of Mercy, and who on the first alarm no doubt hnstoued to tho rear to get his wagons in a safo plooe. For him to berate anybody for not fighting is truly very funny. Gallant Knight of tbe Bread Tray,wo sorrow for yon,we do. Whst a pity those many friends to whom you so gushingly read your article to, be fore you sent it to tbe printer, did not ad vise tbe omission of tbe wsr pert. RINGS. “Bing, a noun, a oirole; King, a noun,a sound as from a ball.” Dictionary, We are a Bing,or thelesd of a King, ifa oirole or eonnd has a bond, or at least so we are charged. Wo have borne the honor nnoomplainingly for years, and we might aay without blushing, ovorybod; is proud of being somobody, and wo are prond of being a King, or tbe heed of alting. Wo greatly prefer being a King, or the head of a Bing, than to bo tho tail of a jack-ass or evon to be tbe jack-oas himself. Now we have no letters patent for onr lting, we don’t know that it is evon noocssary for ns to bo so providod, but wo have oil the glory and honor, whioh is no little, seeing how people are nearly fright ened out of their wits by tho mere mention of our Bing. Borne people have .laudable intentions and ohjeots whioh thoy' rofrse to oarry ont on aocounl of onr lting. Thoy won't oven vote for their favorito candidate ou account of it. Oar lting must he a torri - ble thing to bo snob a torror to the poo- ple. Now we mast oonfoss ignorance of onr Bing, but it has been charged and bulldozed npon ns so long and so ofton that wo almost holiovo ourselves to be a lting, and a terrible lting at that. Now we havo never fully understood or ■ lting bns ness, and wo ask of those who so muoh fear us, yet who havo so kindly given us our honor, to onllghton mi ss to whom nnd whst wo sro. Whst neve we done to doeorvo tho honor, and what are wo going to do to oontinuo tho honor't Havo wo Mooted oi’.solvoa to any oifioo of honor or profit, or aro we going to do so? Havo wo defrauded tho ci’./, oounty, State or any individual oat of anything? Have any plans of ours for so doing boon unearthed? Do, Rood people, gather your wits and bo not nfrnld of our lting, but oome ont and say whoroforo aro we suoh a terror to yon? Deal gontly with us. Wo are human, the Bsme os yon, and may nn wittingly have done you harm, and you fear ns, and tremblingly stand away. Wo assure you we ore harmless. Wo will uot hurt s hair of your saerod hoad. Bo do oome unto us end tell us of our tor' ribleness and of your terror. Onr eeriest recollection of our lting dates book to tbe time wbon wo wore bet. tling aide by side with our - boat pooplo to prevent the saddling npon tho oity the present immense dobt. Our ltiug was powerful, but not powerful onough to prevent tbe wild sohomee then proposed Our Bing, then as now, fought to placo the best mep in ofiloo, and to secure to the oity an economical govoruiuont. Our lting sometimes failed, and upon every failure, the people, tho tsx-payors suffer ed. Our Bing still exists, is still power ful for good, and wo hope it will continue to survive. Our lting never was accused of robbing the people, or oppressing them with taxation. The only crime over charged ii being a lting. Our aoonsers generally look wise, turn np their noses anil ominonsly shako their heads ss muoh as to say, “Terriblo thing—that ltiug.” There is one peculiarity about those who most frequently ohargo us with boing a ltiug. Their Into inwardness is a per sonal dislike to ourselves, and thoir iu» bilily to oharge ns with anything else, call us a lting. They are also gonorolly of that class who have squandered their patrimony, and are too worthless to go to work like men and bnild themselves np, and are mad with every one who earns an honest livelihood. Especially do they hate one who has, by honesty, iudustry and eoonoiny, gained enough to pay debts and bsve sufficient to eat and wear. We pity theee lting ohargers, and in all kind advise them to go to work and earn an honest living. Bnpport yonr wives and children, instead of letting thorn sop port yon. Don't fret and or; because we won't give yon our bard earnings. Go to work. Yon will foci better and be hair- pier, and will not have onr ltiug aa nightmare. OU, MT t DR MONKS. Dr. F. O. Tieknor waa a poet of great merit, and besides had a remarkable fund of hnmor. Many of bis pieces bo sent to Col. A. B. Lamar, when that gentleman was editor of the Sun. One of the arti cles was a funny lament, tbe ohorus of whioh waa “Ob, my! da Moses!" Twas thus we thought when Sunday wo read tho really funny card of Mr. Mooes. It was rosily jolly to know that an eldorly gentleman, who had fonght gallantly du ring tho late war. that ho advocated so in tensely, as a commissary, could lose his temper. IIa did though. He was very angry and said petulant things, lie even called the EMoctasn-Bcii “a heavy weight." That won intended aa sarcasm spelled with a “k." Mr. Moses wished to be s oandidsle for Congress directly after tho war. bnt Colonel A. R. Lamar, oditing another “heavy weight," succeeded in defeating him in the nomi nation with Colonel, now Judge, Hugh Bnobanan. Mr. Moaos has hsd no use for “hesvy weights” sinoe. Mr. M. knows whst it is to bo beeton. Tho people pre ferred tbo wonndod soldier to tbe advo cate of sooesr.’on and subsequent member of the commissary oorpe, familiarly kuown in tbe army aa Knights of the Breed Tray. Major, we wonld advise you not to quote your wsr rooord, and don't get angry. It don't look woll. It makes us say, “Oh, my! doMusos!” A Com pi,XT s Uenovstiom.— Fashions srs now being ebsoged with the hours bat the lest proposed in New York or over tbe waters caps tbe olimnx. Pairs are going ont. The style now insugnrBted is ran on contrasts. When s lady goes to ball she can wear one white glove and the other poarl gray, or with a diamond drop in one oar and an emerald in the other, or to appear dooolloteo os to ono shining shoulder and high in tho nook, as to tho other,and wasr the most extravsgant and strangely contrasting colors. Tho men too will wear pantloons with a leg of one color and tho other of anothor, end hats, coats and every othor garment of divert Qod hues. They have alroady oommonoedthe business, somo dandies npposring with a leg of sombre navy bluo and the other of gray. When this innovation booomes general tho little ones in tho oountry will begin to save up tboir niakols for cirous monoy, and a fashionably dressed man will not dare visit the oountry beoauso overy r-chin will bo asking whou the show is coming. It may also intercut those who adopt the modes, to know that the letter writers stnto that gontlomon in Paris do aot now wear glovos to partios at night, bnt partly expose them in tbe breast of the waistooat The oonglomoration of bncs and oonlrost will be a marked novelty. Whan a lad; leaps a mud puddle, or osoapos a sand hill, tho stookings exhibited will appoar liko tho signB of rival barbers. ruanrtn. akd sapid work op tft dx-tbot- dio element. From the Detotur Newr] A little After 2 o'clock Thursday morn ing, fire waa discovered in tbe rear end of the large frame storehouse at the comor of Bank and Church streets, and our citi zens were aroused from thoir peaceful slumbers to bebold tbe prinoipol business part of tho town enveloped in a sheet of destroying flames, which spread so rap idly that before day dawned the entire block of buildings between Church and LsFayette streets, with the exception of briok ■ Tax “heavy weights" have, at least, nooomplishod one thing, and that is the defeat of Ben Wood'a lottery bill which Major K. J. Mooes introduced into tho Georgia Legislature. This “heavy woigkt' led the attaok, and, we are happy to say, aided in preventing one ourse from being foisted on onr Btate. Tntax were five executions Friday- three in Now Orloans, one in Dayton, Ohio, and ono in Georgia. Tbe viotims were all vulgar, ordinary criminals, and no donbl deserved tbo death they mot The only noteworthy oircumstanoe con naoted with their killing at the hands of the law waa that one of them was sent ont of the world drank and died with drunken words on his Upa on the soaflold. Scarce ly anything more revolting ean be imag ined. To give liquor to e man in snoh position it a crime whioh oalls for the , severest punishment. Chief Justice Waite is showing the cloven foot and manifesting his gratitude for an unmerited distinction at Grant’s hands by echoing Grant's malignity to wards tho Boatharn people. Uo has jnst oome book from a trip to South Onrolina where ho figured lu oom psny with Judge Bond at the Ellonton trials, and talks as glibly of Southern atrocities as Bond himself. Ho has not a word to sa; against tho infamous iron- olnd oath whioh wss sought to be applied in ordor to paok the jury, and is very sor r; that-he did not suooood in having some of tbe oitizens of Soath Carolina sout to tho Albany Penitentiary for defending their homos against lawless negroes. In regard to small bank notes, the fol lowing information is furnished from the Treasury: The amount now in oiroala tion is ubout 98,000,000 less than the maximum amount, which was 90,000,000 in 1874. With tho present circulation aa a basis, tho national baulcs under the 1 aw would bo entitled to fifty-three millions in denominations lass than ilvo. Control! or Knox assigns tho trouble to the reject ion of small bills with tho large banks, aud with the small banks tho oost of engraving plates for ones and twoB, as tbo reasons for their non-isane. Tho banks, with a total oironlation of 980,000 conld, with platos coating 9400, print only 98,000 of tho small denominations. Appointments at Emobi College. The following appointments in tho graduating class of Emory College wore announced to-day: First honor, J. W. Roberts, Atlanta socoud honor, E. G. Thomas, Atlanta: third houor, B. H. Connelly, Atlanta; fourth honor, Georgo Grogan, Elbort oonnty. Tho following receive speakers' plaoes J. W. Akin, Cartersville; It. J. Big- ham, Oxford; W. J. Campbell, Oxford; E. B. DnBose, Washington; W. B. Fertbor- ston, Newnsn; J. O. Longstreot, Macon Hebert Macl)onnell,Macon; W. B. Palmer, Los Angeles, Cal. EMoni. Oxford, Jane IS, 1877. Mb. Blainb sent for the oolored oadet, and in tho presence of his wife, dsnghter, and Gail Hamilton, thus addressed him “I don't know that yon have any pollt- ioal frlands in yoar own State, Mr. Flip per, and yon may find it neoeasary to have an intermediary in Congress to holp yon out of yoar difficulties. I want yon to consider me yoar friend, and oall npon mo for aid when yon need it.” If Mr. Blaine thought be was tho oolor od boy's only friend, he was mistaken. Wo road in West Point correspondence that Bishop Quintnrd, of Tonnossee, and Senator Maxey, of Texas, also oompli inentod the pioneer graduate of tho oolor od raoe npon his oonduot throughout tbe four years of his training, and proffered thoir sympathy and osaUtanoe. With thoso encouragements from prominent men of both politiosl parties tbo young man seemed deeply touched, end thank' ing them suitably, he returned with light heart to his quarters. Tux ooutmot awarded by the Turkish Qavernmout to a single corporation in Rhode Island is said to involve tbe enor mous sum of 917,000,000. The Prove donee Tool Company is now employing 8,600 men, and manafaotaring six hun dred Martiui-Honry rifles a day. A pack ing-box oompany at South Hadley Falla makes 80,000 boxes a year for tbe l’rovi denoe corporation, and in thorn the rifles are packed for shipment to Turkey. . HHCATUR A. CARD! T O all who srs suffering from tbs errors end Indiscretions of youth, Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Loss of Manhood, Ac—I will send a recipe that will cure yon, Free af Charge. Thll great remedy was dleeovered by a mis sionary In South America. Send a self- addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN, storehouses, was a mass of rains. Fortunately the light breeze which stirring kopt tho Are on ono side of Bsnk stroot, and but for this tho entire basineee part of the town, and several family residences, wonld have been conanmod. For more than on hour the welling of CoL L. S. Banks was in im minent danger, but the heroic oonduot and tbe fearless energy of tbe flre-fiend fighters saved it, end thus secured the safety of the Commercial Hotel. The origin of the Are is supposed to have been pnrely eooidental, and nothing short of tbe best eqgine and well-discip lined firemen oould havo arrested the flames in ten minutes after tbe alarm waa first given, and cither of these ware at oommand. Uolow is a list of pro.ierty owners and the approximate loss of eaob. 8. P. Bather, law offloe, loss 9600, D. W. Bynnm, dwelling, 98,000. J. 8. Su gars, oflloe and warehouse, 9700. Buek- ner A Co., merchandise, 9860. Peter Binfold, surgical instruments and library 91.000. M. Wert, storehouse, loss 95,- 000; insurance 91,600. W. H, Potts, merchandise, 9800. B. T. Wert, law library and olaims, 9900. W. U. Tele graph Co., $1,000. Wo. J. Yonng, li brary and sargioa! instruments, 9600. H. E. Bkeggs, wardrobe, $800. J. B. Btnnrt Co., storehouse and merchandise, 96,- 000. Estate of 0. T. Jones, merchandise, 91,800. Cartwright A Bro., storehouse, 93.000. J. D. Watts, merchandise, 9500, M Millar, market honse and butcher's tools, 9600. .J. N. Power, storehouse, 9600. Downs A Hsndin, storehouse and merchandise, 94,600; insuranoo 91,400. ~. J. Owen, storehouse, merchandise and household effcots, 93,800. E. Lyons, merchandise and household effeots, $600; insurance $1,000. L. L. Warren, store house, 93,000. J. T. Nevilo, damage to storehouse, 91,000. Fully covered by in surance. L. S. Banks, dsmago to resi- donoo, $500. Fully ooverod by insnranoe. HATES SERENE. HE BEADS THE SPEEOr IS OE GOVERNORS TILDEN AND DBNDBIOKS WITH INTEREST. A Washington speoial to tbe Baltimore Sun soys: The speeohos of Governors Tilden sod Hendricks at tho Manhattan Olnb last night have, of onurse, boen the theme of oonBiderablo dismission here to-day. At tho White nonso the speeches were po- ruBed with oare snd deliberation, and it must bo said that they do not appoar to have disturbed the equanimity of any one in that establishment. The President expresses himself ss thoronghly satisfied of his title de jure. He not only thinks ba wss rightfully entitled to the votes of Florida and Louisiana, but bo said he thought a fair eleotion in Mississippi would have given him the vote of that Btate also. Under the cirenmstanoes it is, of eonrso, a groat consolation to him to entertain snoh on opinion. The speech of Governor Tilden is regarded hero as indicating unmistakably his pnrposo to oontost the title and the tenure of Presi dent Hayes if tbe period should ever ar rive when snoh contest can be oonduoted bn the broad ground of the merits of the oaso, and decided outside of any partisan or personal influenoe. It is doubtful whether such period will ever oome, and, as Governor Tilden will not inaugurate a oontost merely for the sake of agitation, President Hayes is no doubt justified in tho oomfortable oonviction that, barring the fate of all mortality, he will serve ont his four years’ term. CBEEWEU 1IIBBKO. City Light Guards’ GRAND FESTIVAL IN Court House Square, DRY COODS. HAVE REMOVED MY STOCK TO No. 158—under Rankin House, Until my 8toro« are completed. Being desirous of re* duclnq the 8tock, I shall offer SFIC1AL BARGAINS DURING THR KBIT THIRTY RAYS! spit eodSB JAS. A. LEWIS. JULY 2d, 3d and 4th. T HE FESTIVAL will open on Monday, July ad, at 7:3« r. it., and eontlns* until 13 a. M.; re-open Tuesday at 7:M r. is., aid ooa- tlnne until 18 o'olock a. m.j will again open at » o’olock A. x. Wednesday, July ttfa, and con tinue open until 13 e’olock at night. THE HILITABY EXERCISES A large Platform, 20x4s, for dancing. Booths for sale of loe Cream, Lemonade, Ac., fcc. A Booth for supplying I.anches and Meals. A Booth for exhibition of Natural and Un natural Curiosities. A Stage will l>e prepared for exhibitions. The best Maaloal Talent In the elty have kind ly consented to assist, INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC, SOLOS, DUETTS, QUAHTETTS, Grand Chorusoa. COMIC, SEIilOUS and SENTIMENTAL SUNOS. Tho occasion will be enjoyable, and all are Invited to attend and aid this Oompany In their efforts to raise a fund to pay off their (loom. A detail of police will he npon the ground to preserve order—besides a military guard will bo constantly on duty to aid In suppressing on; disorder. 49- TICKETS for Admission to the grounds 10 cents each evening, to be had at the Gate or from members of tbo Company during the day. w odnosday, Jnly 4th, no eharge lor admission will be made,juls td AT OOST! AT COST! : o: We will sell our entire stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT AND BELOW COST FOB CASH. Now is the Time to Buy, Ae we are determined to dispose of Ihem. w Prices on all other Goods guaranteed. my. dAwtf BLANCHARD & 1IILL. JUST REOEIVED, A NICE ASSORTMENT OF Colored. Enamel ZINCS, and Red Seal White Lead, -AND- DOILED OIL. wm. beach & CO. AN AUDIENCE THAT DIDN'T LIKE “ALIUNDE’ JOE. Washington, </une 13.—At a com mencement of tho Colombia Law College, of this District, to-night, ox-Postmaster- Gonoral Oreswoll was seleotod to deliver -ho oration to the graduates. lie bo far 'argot the propriotiea of the occasion aa to indulge in a set political npeeoh, in tbe coarse of whioh be oitod the decision of the Eleotoral Oommieaion os an evidonee of tho majesty of the law. Tho nnoalled for iliosioD to the eight to seven oommis- fiion ovokod a storm of hisses, and from an nndionoo of tho most distinguished residents of the Distriot. Mrs. Hayes was present, aa well as fivarta, Judge Koy end Attorney-General Devons. The latter somewhat smoothed ovor OroswoU's blnndor by a fow appropriate remarks, graoefully delivered. THEFT or *8,000. St. Louis, Juno 1C.—Tbo 2'imcn has a special from Mount Vonion whioh says that on Monday last the Monnt Vernon National Bonk shipped by Adams Express a paokago containing $8,000, to tbe Third National Bank of St. Louis. On Wed nesday the Mouut Vornon Bank reoeived a telegram from St. Louis saying fho paok ago contained only piooes of brown wrap- no paper,out tbe sizo of bonk notes. Tbe nk officers here say the paokago showed no evidonee of having been tampered with, hat it contained no money. The express peoplo on; the package was deliv ered to the bank here just as it was re ceived by their agents at Mount Vernon, the seajs being intact on the wrapper, and that tho seals of tbe paokago were the same or need by the bonk. There is great mystery in the eoMt whioh is being inveetigated by both banka and tbe ox- press offloials. we *w The reason wby tbe name of “ayndi cate" is givon to the association of bank ers engaged in selling the new United States loon is, that on the continent of Europe the direotors of the old trading companies were oalled syndics. In Franoe, to this day, the creditors of a bankrupt are allowed to appoint a syndic to take possession of hia property and wind up bis business. The term has been late ly applied in England to the managing members of a speoial combination of merchants or bonkers, and has traveled thenoo to this oountry. The bankers of New York oity alone have issned already thie season letters of credit to the amount of $45,000,000 for the use of Amerioan tourists abroad, and it is estimated that before the year closes, 9100,000,000 of Amerioan cash will have been spent in Europe. Not a very flat tering commentary upon our notional character, bnt one whioh folly explains the rapid growth of Amerioan snobbery. Holly ■m*mlree 40 Bo Huai. Uaboiobuso, Juno 11.—The Board of Pardons, of tor a prolonged session, refitt ed to interfere in favor of the Molly Ma guires, who are to be hanged Thursday. Joins Hopkins UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE. The Programme of Stndlea for the year be ginning Sept. 18, 1877, will be tent on applica tion. JUlB OSW7W J. ALBERT KIRVEN’S. STANDARD PRINTS 6 CENTS! Printed Lawns, I2ic; Victoria Lawns, 14c; Dress Goods, 5, 8 and lOc; Summer Silks, BO to 80c; Good Kid Cloves, 2Bc to OOc; Good Hose, 8c; C6od Hem’ed Handk’fs, Bo; Beautiful Silk Scarfs, 20<®25o Silk Handkerchiefs, 26c; Parasols, IBc to 88; 10-4 Sheeting, 20c; Cood Linen Napkins, Be; Great bargains in Towels—A Cood Damask Towel, 20c. Large stock of Zephyr Wools, Perforated Card Board, Perforated Mottoes, &c., for Fancy Work. In short, If you want anything usually kept In a F’ 1R8T*CLiASS DRYGOODS STOKE at the Lowest Figures, oall and get my Prioes before you buy. **"No trouble to show Goods. NOTICE. Tho Annual Uonventlon of the .Stockholder, of the MOBILE A OI- KAIiD RAILROAD will be held at tbe Depot In Girard, Alabama, cn Wednesday, July 4th at IQ o’clock a. k , when an election for Presi dent aud six Director, will take plaoe. Stockholders, with thoir remllles, will be passed froo to Uolumbu, from the 3d to the 4th Inclusive, and returned any day until the 7th Inclualvo, alter which day passage will be Charged. OertlHoatos of stock must be exhibited to the Conductor by tho Stockholder, aa evldenoe o their boing entitled to pas, freawlth their tarn tiles; and a proxy mast exhibit certificate ol stock and powor of attorney; otherwise faro will bo required In both oases. By order of J. M. FBAZER, ju'l dawtd Secretary. FOB BENT. HIE DoMrable Resilience. No. JI3U soath Broad s treet, containing eight rooms* A all necessary out-Dulldlngs.l ami good well ol water. : A, The above residence la convene to tho business part of the city, and in an ol- cellont neighborhood. Also, tho Store House No. 26 (north aide) Randolph street, suitable tor Grocery Store, and In good location. (Jan be had on easy terms. pply at THIS OFFICE, 5112 d&wtf DENTISTRY. DR. J. M. MASON, D. D. 8. Cffloe Over Enquirer-Sun Office, COLUMBUS, GA*, anu mmu. Gold, or cheupor mate: All work at reasonabla prleee and guaran teed. Ieb31 dlyawOsD Billiard Tables We have on hand an Immense stooK or new and seeond-hand Billiard Tables, and will dis pose of them at prim that have never been equaled. Persons contemplating the purchase ol tables for private or public use, should wrlto for our uew oatnlogue. Wonderful In duoements lor cash. L. DECKER 4k CO., 734 Broadway, Hew Turk my8 dfcwlm ■ M OBILE k GIRARD R. R. STOCK 'Southern & Atlantic Tal. Co. Stook, Confederate Bonds and Stook, WANTED BY JOHN BLACKMAN, noVJ;’7i tf | Brake: PANHOOD RESTORED. HNRMM ■ ■ hAYo tried In vain every known remedy, ■ ■ will learn of n simple prescription KKKK. ■ ■ for tho spoetly mire of nervous debility , ■ ^■premature decay, lout manhood, and aJ ■ ^■divordora brought on by etoauM. Anj drujnriat has tWb Ingredients. AddreMa DAVIDSON A €0.,9«XaNM84n9l l H.^ H Gunning and rifle shooting; making end using traps, snares and nets; belts end bolting: pre serving, stretching, dressing, tanning and dye ing skins and iqn, fishing, he. With fifty en gravings, 'JO cents, Taxidermist's Manual, Mo. Dog Training, 34c. Humors or Ventrilo quism, 14c. Improvement of Memory, Ike. Oj booksellers or by mall. JESSE HANEY It UO., 113 Nissan stroot, New York. oetxr W F. TICKER. Dentists (Ivan Macon's liana Stock, Randolph Street, Oolambas, Go. OPIUM; * NMB■ hr pMti wdSN. I. WRRkiactoa BL,Chka§u. 1U. 9if For term. oidre-M COULThS ACO-OOeaf# THR PLACE TO BUY -IS AT- N. B.* eetl eodfcwly J. ALBERT SIEVES. -Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes a Specialty. MILLINERY. SPRING MILLINERY COODS! FRESH ARRIVAL OK NOVELTIES MBS. COLVIN & MISS DONNELLY HAVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF THE Larcest Steels of Uillinery Goods Ever Brought to Colnmlms! Consisting in part of H»t», Bonnets, Ribbon*. Laoes, Toilet Artlole* of every Yeaoriptlon, Parasols, Fans, Kid Gloves, end A )8 GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS! J. H. SANDERS, IRON km BRASS FOUNDRY. !—S Central Line of Boats. The Georgia Iron Works, (FORMERLY J. C. f OUTER), MAJNUFAOTUnEIl -OF- Cw Bills, Spp Evaporators ORATOR, IRON RA1LINU, nil klude of CASTINGS— Brace and Iron. IS- din Repair, Ola atom. my* dfcwSm WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA. RATES OF BOARD: Per day * 3 00 “ week looo “ month so on Child,cn under 13 year* and colored servants hair price. j- Close connection la made at Geneva with the 11:1* a. m. Train by W. H. Martin', Hocks, whleh reach the Springs to eerly tea. J. L. MU8TAIN, myS*tf Proprl elor. WRITS SULPHUR SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Georgia. This Favorite SUMMER RESORT! Is Now Upon for the Reoeption of Guests. YTNTIL FURTHER NO TICE the Central Line of. Steamboats will run as follow,: 8TKAMKK WYLLV, W. A. Fry, Captaii, SATURDAYS, 10 A K, to Apalachicola,Fla. 49- For rorthor Information oall on C. E. HOCHSTRASSER, J»n2 tf Agent. E, N. FRESHMAN & BROS., Advertising Agents, 186 W. Fourth St., CINCINNATI, O., Are authorised to receive advertisements for this paper. Estimates furnished free upon ap plication. 4D* Send two stamps for our Advertiser’s Manual GRIND CENTRAL HOTEL Hot Springs, Ark. riBKT-tll.AHK IN EVERY RESPECT This House line Bath-Hoomo under same roof, supplied from the Hot Sprloge. mb37 d«m BALL gr W ,^or Everything for the Comfort af Mooli «||| he Provided by Use Preprleler. RATES OF BOARD: Par day i ,g “ week to oo " month 3* oo Children and Servants hair price. JAS. W. RYAN, tal* lm Proprietor. CARRIAGES, Warm and White Sulphur SPRINGS. P ASSENGERS going to tho Warm and White Sulphur Springs will find It more oonveniont and pleasant Via lie North & M Railroad, I As arrangements have been made to have HACKS meet every morning ^ and evening's train. WM. REDD, Jr.. c Hnp't. WAGONS, AeriessItsiMtl Implesoossto,««, Made and repaired at Ue lowest cash prleee, oa W yarn's uui, near the city, by aasd-eedhwly W, M. ARCS Kacli week to Agvuts. floodiStaple. 10.4 am HAIR DYE Lrcwit. tlooa not utain tho Akin, find ia easily applied. It b a fttondard preparation, and a favorito qj»on every woll-nppnintoii toilet for lady or gontlemaD. F«L!L‘J2 hv all INruereifita and Hair INroeson. jp®£PH snigi6SPgiSw. ,>rot,r,ator ' p - Toby Newman’s Icc House rpOBY K EEPS “OWL” and desires every- body to do likewise; and to aM In doing this he will keep always on band at all hours. IaAKE ICE, the best that is known. 49*AU orders from abroad promptly filled. lnyts-im
