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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1877. Ipailg giupiirtr. 4'OI < IHIIVI, UA.I WEDNESDAY -JUNE 27, 1877. LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION! AND HOKE THAN TWICE THE LARGEST AGGREGATE CIRCULATION 1 Tn Amsriotn heir* of tha Jenninga salat*, whioh 1* in England, «re to moot in Biobmond, V». t July 12. The eoUU ii estimated at $400,000,000. “Eholahd'* intention*" nr* Joat now th* beat* of much apeenlation in atooka and produce. Nobody knows wbat abe ia going to do abont Turkey, and there ia a Ine field for gambling on her nnoertain attitude. Civil. SERVICE REF ORR The New York Herald give, a roeter of Federal offioe-holder* in tbe varion* State*, and, at the aame time, deaignatea those wbo are manager* cf party ma chines. Tbe Jleralil say* that ainoe it began to print its instructive regiater, His Fraudulency baa stired up bia menag erie. and given tbe animals to understand that to be Government officers they must eschew political honor* and attend to their business or their offloia! beads will fall. The Herald no doubt, believes |t baa done the oonntry a service by its roster, which started his Fraudulency on hi* new reform trail, but we don't think mueh good oan eminate from a man who know* that he is wearing the laurel* honeatly earned by another man. ‘Returning Board' has not ou * confidence and his virtnous move has some other meaning than oivil servioe reform. Con gress meets in the fall and his Frandu- lenoy ia seeking an easy time and is anx ious to play reformer, thinking to blind tbe Bepresentatives of tbe people and thereby keep their hands off of him. No, It took years to bring tbe Itoilie Ma guires to juatiee, yet the Radical organa, and particularly those in Philadelphia, are howling because tbe partiopants in tbe Chisolm vendettta were not tried, oon- Mr. B. B., you are oooupying a position damned and executed in a day. yon are not entitled to, and your every —♦ ■»—— - aotion is fraught with suspicion. You Th* peach orop of Maryland and T. jla- htYe tlck i ed the Booth and tiokled the ware ia now reported to be like the ne- North, but yon oan never tiokle enough to grn'e ’possum, not so mighty fat after all. g6t the oonfldenoe of the people. They Owing to froata and the ouronlio it will be hlTS mtd# „ p their minds to let yon re- only moderate in quantity, and, we dare w here you are enjoying the profit aay, somewhat wormy in quality. » nd the honor (if their is any honor in Bind* the De^orltirc^aa forced being a Fraudulent President) until your Mr, Hays, to run tbe Government on the «*• '■ ”P- Then you can go with the retrenchment schedule, one thousand contempt of every honest American fol- clerks have been discharged from tbe de-1 lowing you into yonr retirement, pertinents at Waahington, resulting in a aaving to the Government of more than four thousand dollars a day. The RraTBioTtoKs Against thc Jews. —The Now York Timet says the Seligman brother* have reoeived various private letters condemning Judge Hilton’*4>olio; in excluding Jews from the Grand Union Beast Butler has been delivering i leoture entitled “Tbe Irishman as a Boh dier." As the position of the Irish soldier I Hotel, Saratoga, the most notable ones ia always at the front, while that of tbe being from Mr. William Cullen Bryant, Beast was as universally far in the rear, it General Roger A. Pryor, Mr. Jaokson 8. ia difficult to understand how he oould Schultz, cx-Mayor Wickham, John H. treat tho subject, without the aid of a Bherwood and George W. Blunt. Several powerful field glass. Jewish firms are mentioned by Mr. Lan — terbach, attorney for the Seligmans, as This* is already considerable activity h „ T , og withdrawn their seconds yester- in politic in Wisconsin, though neither d , y from A T 8tew , rt & Co. Mr. Hil of tbe BUte conventions have yet been ton h is poalt lon, and is called. The Republican* regard unusual- , npported ln „ by m , ny correspondents, ly good nomination* as absolutely n**"- H e ha* received „ ooreH of letlorB oom - aary to win, while the Democrats hopa to mendtllg b lm. He thinks that Long gain something through the dlasatisfao- Branoh hotel men are with him, as well tion at the course of tbe Administration. | ti ot b B r smaller plaoes. At tho~Bteto~'Department and in other Th8 ,0,lowln B appears in the New official circles at Washington tbe opinion Yo,k P 8 P 8r8 ’ •Pressed to the editor of gathers strength that a poatponment of the the New York Timet: Paris Exposition will be deoided upon be- . ““Mo* in your issue of this morn ing the report of an interview with Jndge fore long. In addition to the war now exolt- H |i ton bearing upon Mr. Seligman’s re- ing all Europe, abd likely to prove an in. lations to the other members of the syn- euperable obstacle to bolding a aatigfao- dloste, in whioh it is stated that ‘the po- tory Exposition, there is now a new diffl- "Ron of the Beligmana in the syndicate «.», i.*. poiuio.i _ _. . . a misapprehension as to the relations of Or Miss Fisher (Christian Reid) the I tho Messrs. Seligman with their sssooi- Wilmington, N. O., Mar says: Her fath- ate*, whiob always have been and aro of er'a family ia not ‘large,’ as we have an- the most satisfactory charaotor. Yours derstood. She is some year* older than respectfully. .... _ , „ n»,« I... „ ... “August Belmont A Co., Drexel, Mor- twenty-two. She has done well vlth her I Morton, Bliss A Co., George books and the Appleton* appreciate her I p. Baker. gifts. Her father, the late Col. Charles “New York, Wednesday, June 20tb, Fisher, was killed in the famous ohargeof I1877." the Sixth North Carolina Cavalry at the I first battle’of Manassas. The Albany correspondent of tho New York Sun asserts, “from positive infer. There is exoitement in Baltimore over matlon," that Senator Conkling means the tumble in Baltimore A Ohio stook. war in earnest agsinst the President. Thursday there was a fall ot $lf> a share, “His attack," says this correspondent, from $96 to $80. This is a total decline “will be aimed at relieving the ltepubli- of $43 per share within sixty days. Mari- oan party and tbe oonntry from tbe wrong etta A Cincinnati and Pittsburg A Oon- committed when Hayes was fraudulently nelsville, whoso bonds are gauranteed by oounted in and deolared eleoted as Presi- the Baltimore A Ohio, also fell off heavily. I dent after he had been defeated;” and to The city of Baltimore, State of Maryland this end he will propose legislation at the and Johns Hopkins University are large I next cession of Congress providing for a holders of this stook. judicial review and investigation into the 1 owe of disputed electoral returns, auoh A stort like this is told about Mr. I as those of Florida and Louisiana. It Moody: He wanted the Women’* Chris-1 will be remembered that Mr. Conkling tian Temperance Union to change its I earnestly supported the bill creating the name to the Women's Evangelical Tern- Electoral Oommlsaion and made a long peranoe Union. It is said that when the I speech in its behalf. The fact that he ladies asked “Why ?” he replied, “Boas to has kept aloof from the present Adminis get rid of your Unitarian and Universal- Ration and has asked no favors however, 1st members.’’ “But that will rule out lends oolor to tbs supposition that he Mrs. Livermore, our President,” said | inimioal to it. they. “Well, rnle her out," was the ■ponse, “abe isn't a Christian.” Tha la-I The Iowa Republican Btate Convention dies declined to follow Mr. Moody’s ad- “••** * nd indications are, view. says the Courier-Journal, that reaolutionu denouncing Hayes' Boulhern policy will The “British Empire Hone Aasooia- ^ », opted wlth a whoop and hurrah. OUR KHOOL ■ VETER. I* It In Danger frnna the CwnvenllonT WHAT STATE SCHOOL OOMMSSIOHER ORR nAS TO SAT— INTERESTING TACT* ABOUT THE SYSTEM. Fram tha Atlanta Constitution.! If the reports of oor exobangea and the volnminous correspondence of tbe State School Commissioner’s office aro valoahle as evidence tbe faot is undeniable that there is a decided awakening thronghout the State of interest in tbe oause of pub- lie free education. As there has been manifeated some fear that tbe Convention would in its effort to establish an eco nomical system of government, interfere with our school system, a C'omtilution reporter yesterday oalled on the State School Commissioner, Protestor Orr, and obtained his views. PROFESSOR ORR’S VIEWS were, substantially, favorable to tbe main tenance, at least, of tbe present system. He oould not yet say what would be the probable temper of tbe oonvention upon tbe question, but so far as an expression had beeu reoeived, be was satisfied that there would be a strong school feeling in that body. He bed visited fifty -three counties of tbe Btate, and met the boards of education in many of them, and delivered addresses in all. He knew that tbe mass of tbe people were favorable to tbe sobool sys tem and he believed tbe members of the convention would know this faot and feel bound to reapeot it. AN ATTEMPTED OVERTHROW of the system may be looked for. We hear many people who retain their old notions and who will attempt to have the system torn down and abolished. ‘Do yon think it will suoeeed in any degree ?" To this the Professor replied, emphati cally, that he did not. He was of the opinion that better provision would be made for the education of the people, if the Oonvention would only take oooaaion and exercise the patienoe to thorougly in vestigate the results of tbe benofioenoe of the work already aooompliBhed by the department. “Why," said he, “this whole mountain country to the north of us teems with these three months sohools and tbe peo ple there have experienced snob benefits from them to their ohihlren, that they entertain no division upon the question of keeping our sohool system intaot. The same feeling prevails in many localities elsewhere, ana I cannot believethat there either a lack of favor for tbe system or general willingness to see it in tho least interfered with, urfless it ia to extend its benefits." tion" is a recent English organisation of p. oktrd wl „ lend th „ graoo of hi „ prel , interest to those engaged in raising horses enoe to the .saembly, and has gone to for sale in the United Btatea. Its object j owg f or th e so | e purpose of inaugurating ia to develop a trade in horses between h i* war on Hayea, and he expeot* that his Canada and the United Btate* and Eng- I .pp^noe „ » “Republican martyr" land. The Association proposes to esteb- wlu be th* inspiration of the resolutions, lish a line of steamers adapted for the Nothing short of sword and oarpet-bag transportation of bones from American rote in the Southern States will satisfy the and Canadian porta to England, and will Republioan rebels of Iowa. It ia said that also establish a stud in Kentnoky, oom- Seoretery MoOrary will be at Dea Moines posed of the best American mare* and I for the purpose of laboring with these imported thorough bred English atalliooa. I roaring implacable* in behalf of Hayes, English horae-breeden are taking tbe I and to keep them from being too bitter in deepest interest in the soheme. I their resolution*. De* Moines is no place for MoOrary to-day, for Hayea There is talk among the New York He- has especially deolared that no officer of brews of opening subscriptions for build- the Government shall attempt to mauiph- ing as grand a hotel at Saratoga as that ute political oonventions. from whioh they are now exoluded. Mean- while, aa an additional evidenoe of the *IO». ROBERT Toon BN feeling that exists in certain quarter* on Thi " B™»t Georgian is directing all the the subject, it may be mentioned that pow ®7 0, . 1 hU m *8“' floeut intellect to the , , . 1 consideration of the needed changes in double leaded advertisements appear un- the new Constitution. That be will be der the “Banking and Financial” head of erratio or impracticable, nono who know moBt of the oity journals, announcing that him well, fear in the least. “certificates of baptism in tbe Stewart The veteran statesman will enter upon r.u«, ii. - . _ , the discharge of hie grave duties in the Methodist Episoopa! church, at Garden , pirUl » nd with the indentloal aoute- City, securing for the summer months ad-1 nee* and energy that he ever exhibits in mission to the Grand Union Hotel, at 8a- I the oause of a olient before the courts, retog*, oan be had for $5. liberal dis- His preaenoe and great genins and sag- count. allowed b, the package of fifty or o^’ti'o^ ° f in08loul8bl8 T ‘ lna 10 ,h8 over. Call on or addraas H. H." | U this oonneotion it pains ua to say . that the reported loss of eight in one eye It aeems that Chamberlain's woaa are I of General Toombs ia correct, not ended yet and that another opportn- 1 Last Sabbath week, while listening to nity will be offered him to pose as * mar- dtaourse in Washington from Bishop ... »Vi- n. 7. _ . . , Grose, he suddenly duoov»red that noth- I! ^ , “ W “ t#d ta lug oould be seen out of hi. right eye Bou.h Carolina temporarily at least, one I To render asauranoe doubly sure, he Niles G. Parker, now of Newark, N. J., I oloeed tbe good organ, and found that all having turned State's evidenoe and shown wta confusion and blaokneass to the via- that the ex <1, , . , ion. Previously he had never discovered in. a ’ . 8 ° 0d , d “ 1 any marked defect in bia eye-sight, a the disappearance of a large Returning to hie residence he ioat no amount of Booth Carolina funds. Th* time in repairing to Atlanta in quest Waahington correspondent of the Belli- skillful medical advio*. more OauUe e»y«, in reference to the , 11 "" * h “ 8 hi “‘ •“* matter • w learned that his physician had pronounoed ' it a dear case of cataract, whioh, when Governor Hampton has had an under- sufficiently advanoed, oould be easily re- atanding with Governor Robinson of New moved by surgical operation. Yo«, after dipplaying the evidenoe* given I The General aay* hie misfortune will "J barker, ami when th* proper time I not prevent bias from attending upon tbe comae a requisition for Chamberlain from deliberations of the Oonvention, and we Uovernor Hampton will be duly boa- trust his expectations wiU be realised.— I Maeon Telegraph, S6th. MEN WHO FAVOB IT. Among those whom Profeasor Orr men tioned were the Richmond county dele gates, whom he believed to have been cboaen on aooount of their educational views, aa muoh a* from any otheT reason qualification. Col. Cain, of Jefferson, was another firm advooate of the system, ooming from a county that ia doing much fer tbe oause, and that has had a special law passed to enable it to levy a tax for school purpose*. Oolooel* Simmons and Lofton, of Maoon, were also known friend* of the system of free school*. Colonel Hxmmond and hi* oolleagueH from Fnnyth, be also bad learned were favorable to the oause. Hon. Josh Hill was satisfied with the work of the nepartment, and in a public speech bad deolared that it ought not to be disturbed. Gen. Gartnill was warmly in favor of tbe system and ready to do all in his pewer to increase its efficiency. Col. Nat Hammond’s position is well known and bis opera house speech an nonnoed for him a progressive platform. Cola. Mynatt and Crane were also its strung friends and would stand by it. Indeed, the Professor wan satisfied that this great interest of the people wonld be ably championed in the Convention and wonld be successfully established under the new order of things. WHAT WE HAVE DONE. Professor Orr spoke of his letters, pub lished in the Conttitution some months ago, and embodied in bis annual report of 187(1. That report, on aooount of the discussion of the subjeot em bodied in those letters, was yet being applied for from the various Btates of the Union, from Massachusetts, the Northwest, and from South Carolina, where the subjeot ia now one of great in tereat. It had been sent for from one of the German universities, and bad attract ed tbe greatest attention to the work that the people ot Georgia were performing in this regard. EDUCATION AND APPROPRIATIONS, Congressman Felton had deolared to him that it waa upon the strength of this work, as shown in tbe sohool report of Georgia, that the appropriations for the North Georgia rivers we obtained. Mr. MoOrary, the present Secretary of War, was a member of the House and made motion that would have defeated these appropriations. In explanation of it to Dr. Felton be remarked: “Sir, it is no use. You oannot pro gress in Georgia until you stop your shackling of agriculture and establish public schools!" " Dr. Felton delioately gave the Iowan to understand that be did not know wbat he was talking abont. He handed him Prof. Orr'a report and letter*. After examin ing them, MoOrary acknowledged that Georgia waa doing aatonishing things for publio education,under the circumstances and with her limited means, and told Dr. Felton that he would withdraw his mo tion and oo-operata with him. He did ao, and the Dootor got hia appropriations passed. HOW THE PEOPLE FEEL. “Professor, suppose that the Conven tion should abolish the system or serious ly embarrass it f" if that ia a anppoaable oase, why, frankly, I believe the people would vote down any constitution that did not pro vide for the education of their children. Little as they get now, they appreciate it, and are not ready to do without it.” “Do you find tbe colored people much interested in the subject ?” ‘Very decidedly. They would be a unit in opposition to a document that abolished the schools. Oat of about 180,000 ehildren in th* eehoola last year, nearly 88,000 were the ehildren of the oolored people. They appreciate the sohools, and look upon them aa the moat substantial benefits they derive from the State." The Professor will do *11 in his power to have tha Oonvention in possession of ell possible light upon th* subject of the echo da. Mr. Tildes'* Answer to the Govern ment Burr.—A New York telegram says; The oounael for ex-Governor Tilden to day filed in th* United 8;ates District Conrt the answer to the suit of tbe Gov ernment againat Mr. Tilden to^ recover $180,000 inoome tax alleged to be due the Government. Th* answer state* that the return* made by Mr. Tilden were all cor rect, and that in the years when he neg- loctcd to make returns the Government collector made an assessment, which, with tbe penalty attached, he paid. Tbe an swer concludes with a general denial of all the allegations in the complaint, and olaima that Hr. Tildes ia indebted noth ing to the Government for income tax or on any other account. Presldeat ett the OMarentlwn. The Gwinnett Herald warmly ad vocstee the election of ex-Governor Jenkin* as President of tbe Oonatitutlonal Oonven tion. Tbe Herald a*y»: “In looking over the long list of able and experianoed men wbo will compose thin body, the popular mind naturally turn* to Chari** J. Jenkina as tbe man peculterly fitted for this position. A skilled parliamenta rian, an able judge, an experienced poli tician and one of the purest and beat men Georgia ever had, who has retired from the political arena without one blemish upon hi* fair name, may well be looked to aa the presiding officer of that Con vention. Ten years ago, aa the Governor of the State, he refused to surrender the trust with whioh the people had clothed him at tbe mandate of a military satrap, and beoame a volun tary exile from hia home sad his people to preserve tbe archive* of the State and it* Treasury. Binoa than he has held no offloe and sought none, content to pass the remainder of hia days aa a quiet citi- sen. It will be a fitting tribute to exalted worth and patriotic devotion to hi* oonn try to oall him to preside over the delib erations of a body assembler to form a constitution for the people of Georgia, when worth and intelligence are not dis franchised, and when a partisan majority in Oongreaa doe* not have to be consult ed. ” The Herald, voices the aentiment of the State on thi* snbjeot. We have little doubt that Governor Jenkina will be elected President of the Oonvention by acclamation.—Augutta Chronicle. Am Attack SR nr. Beecher. Soienoe Hall, in Clinton place, near Broadway, was filled Friday evening with a large and motley as-emblage, which gathered to hear Colonel John A. Cun ningham, of South Carolina, deliver leotnre on “ Henry Ward Bieeober and bis Reoent Speech at Bath, Long Island.” The leoture was delivered under th* au*- pice* of the Liberal Olnb, and consisted of an outpouring of vituperation and per sonal abu*e that greatly amused the scan dal-loving portion of his audienoe. Col. Cunningham was, it appears, editor of tbe Charleston Newt and Courier during th* rebellion and is a son-in-law of Governor Noble, of Georgia. He quarrelled with the words rebellion, slavery and aristoo raoy as applied to tbe Bottth. There was no rebellion, slavery waa a system of labor, and aristooraoy, taken in its Greek sense, was something to bo lauded. Mr, Beecher, be thought, Bimed vainly at being Mohammed, Tom Jefferson, Christ, Brigham Young, Confuoius, Washington, Leo X., Riobelieu, all iu one. He waa, in foot, a Yankee steeped in Hoosierism, which seemed, in the lecturer's idea, to make about the most objectionable sort of bnnian being. Then Mr. Beeoher had no proper standards of ideas. He wanted to revive war issues. That wbb his oapital sin; for bis other doings he was eontent to leave him to Plymouth Churob. At th* conclusion of tbe Colonel’s lecture a live, ly debate ensued.— N. Y. Herald. VEGETINE. -WILL CURE— SCROFULA, Scrofulous Humor. ViaXTiNa will eradicate from the ryatem ev ery taint of Scrofula and Serofulom Humor. It has permanently eared thousands In Boston and vlolnlty who had been long and painful •aoerers. Canoer, Cancerous Humor. The marvelous effect of Vboetine In ease of Oanoer and Uaneerous Humor challenges th* most profound attention of the mad leal fsoulty, many or whom are prescribing Vxoetimb to their patients. Cankor. RTiua has never fetlad to ours the moat ibleeas* or Canker. Mercurial Diseases. Salt Rheum. Tetter, Salt Kheum, Soald Head, Ac., will eerlaln’y yield to the great alterative effeots Of V KG STINE. “[finking old Bones.'* People who neglect tholr minor ailments rarely lire to make old bones. The secret of hale and vigorous old age lies not only In tak Ing oare of one’s health In early life, by the observance of sanitary rules, but also by |udl- olons medloatlon when tbe premonitory symp toms or bodily disorder manifest themselves Indigestion, bowel and liver oomplalnts, are fruitful causes of Injury to the constitution. These diseases should be, therefore, checked without delay. Tne best medicine for the pur. pose Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This standard preparation disciplines the digestive organs, gives renewed impetus to the bilious secretive function, and exerts a beneficial In fluence upon the organs of urination. It has no rival as aiemady for and prevent olUllsand lever and bilious remittents, 1: vigor Into tbe debilitated frame, and la an ex- 'ent appetiser and nervine. Only Five Days to the First Day of July! rpAX FAT EHS, de you want to be double Taxed T Tako notlee and give ln your Taxes, M. W. THWEATT, Tax Reoelver. MILLINERY. SPRING MILLINERY GOODS I FRESH ARRI VAL OF NOVELTIES MRS. COLVIN & MISS DONNELLY HAVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF THE Lamest Stocts of iillkry Goods Ivor Built to CoMu! Conflating In part of Hate, Bonnots. Ribbons, Laoea, Toilet Artlolos of every description, Rereads, Fane, Kid Qlovaa, and A GREAT VARIETY OF FANCV GOODS! ap* sodim■ Erysipelas. Vio mwa has never failed to eurethemest Inveterate oaee or Eryelpelas. Pimples and Humors on the Faoe. non should teaeh us that a blotchy, rough or pimpled skin depends entirely upon an In ternal cause, and no outward application oan ovar oure the defect. Viostinx Is th* great blood purifier. Tumors, Uloers or Old Sores Are eanred by an lmpnr* state or the blood. Uleans* tba blood thoroughly with VaosTiaa, and thas* oomplalnts will disappear. Catarrh. • r this complaint th* only substantial ben efit oan be obtained through the blood. Vicaa- ti»a Is tha great Blood purifier. Constipation. Vkoktive doea not aot aa a oatbartlo to de bilitate the bowels* but oleanseaall the organa, enabling each to perform the functions devolv ing upon them. Piles. Veobtinb has restored thousands to health who have been long and painful sufferers. PHOTOCRAPHIC ARTIST. 17-TT mTVT ATV/Tg FINE ART GALLEBT, OVER CARTER’8 DRUG STORE, COIjUMBUS, - - GEORGIA. Dyspepsia. Faintness at the Stomach. VruiTin Is not a stimulating hitters which creates a flotttlous appetite, but a gentle tonic, whioh assists nature to restore th* stomaoh to a healthy action. , Female Weakness. Vbobtinb acts directly upon the causes of these complaints. Itluvlgoratesaud strength, eus tbe whole system, acts upon the seoretlvi organs and allays Inflammation. General Debility. In this complain' the good effeotaof the Via ktirb are realised Immediately after com mencing to take 14 oe debility denotes deficien cy of tho blood, and Ylobtirr aota directly upon the blood. VEGETINE PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegetine is S"ld by All Druggists REAL ESTATE ACENT8 JOHN BLACKMAR, Georgia Homo Building, next to Telegraph Office, ooiumbns, Oa., Real Estate, Brokerage and Insuranoe Aganoy. LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT. Relor, by permission, to Banks of this olty. City Light Guards’ GRAND FESTIVAL IN Court House Square, JULY 2d, 3d and 4th. T HE FESTIVAL will open on Monday, July ltd, at 7:80 p. u„ and continue nnlil lk - M.; re open Tuesday at 7 30 r. m., and oon- le until IX o’olook *. M.; will agalu open at Oo'olook&.M. Wednesday, July 4th, and con tinue open until 12 e’elock at nigut. THE MILITARY EXERCISES Will consist of Dress Parade, GuardMountlng and Turning Out ol the Guard. A large Platform, xox4!>, for danolng. Booths for sale of loe Cream, Lemonade, ho., Ao. A Booth for supplying Lunohea and Meals. A Booth for exhibition of Natural and Un natural Curiosities. A Stag* will he prepared for exhibitions. The best Musloal Talent ln th ly oonsented to aaa i the city have klnd- 1NSTRUMENTAL and VOCAL MUSIC, SOLOS, BUETTS, QUABTETTS, AND Oratncl OHoruaieai. COMIC, SERIOUS and SENTIMENTAL SONGS. The occasion will be enjoyable, and all are Invited to attend and aid this Company ln their efforts to ralie a land to pay off their debts. A detail of police will he upon the 10 cents eaoh evening, to be had at the from members of the Company during th* day ■ Wednesday, July 4th, no eharge for admission will bo made, juio tu WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!! ADDRESS ORDERS FOR DRY PINE WOOD —TO— BANKS,CALDWELL A CO Hurtville, M. & Q. R. R., Ala. mylSlf FOR RENT. T HE Desirable Residence, No. 232 south Broad street,containing eight room*, j all necessary out-Dutldings,J and good well of water. 1 The above residence la oonv# n ienl., to the business part of the olty, and in an ex cellent neighborhood. Also, the Store House No. 26 (north side) Randolph street, suitable lor Grocery Store, and tn good location. Can be bad on easy terms. THIS CFF1CE, kpply at octlX dAwtf NEW LUMBER YARD Call and examine specimens and prices and see that you oan get any Olaaaleal Style In th* best manner at Northern Prices. Keep your money at home by patronising Bom* Institu tions. '1 hose having old Pictures to copy can get the Beat at tbe fewest Price* by call ing at Williams’ Gallery. His scouring Pictures of Children cannot be excelled. TbanklngjtlHor their patronage, hopes to merit a continuance by BEST WORK mt the VINE ART 4JALLERY over Carter's Drag LO WEST PRICES. mf Remember WILLIAMS' Store. BANKING AND IN8URANCE. “The Best is the Cheapest!” This Maxim applies with peculiar force to vour FIRE INSURANCE!! PLACE YOUR RISKS WITH THE RICH, PROMPT, RELIABLE COMPANIES We represent, and when Losses occur, you will surely by indemnified : LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, HOME OF NEW YORK, MOBILE UNDERWRITERS, GEORGIA HOME. ..pi- tf Office In the GEORGIA HOME BUILPINC. Semper Idem ! Semper Idem !! 1849. WIIXCOX’S 1877. Insurance Agency! :o: The Same Time-Tried, Fire-Tested Experience! The Same Old, Strong, Rioh List! The Same Massive Array of Gold Assets! The Seme Prompt, Skillful, Liberal Dealing! 3,273,869.24 19,869,429.05 8,040,086.29 6,601,884.51 8,360,781.47 2,792,902.92 756,781.97 283,199.99 D THH XjIBTi Aetna Insurance Company Assets (Gold), $ 7,278,127.44 North British and Mercantile Insurance Com’y Asset* (Gold), 18,887,892.26 Hartford Fire Insurance Company Asset* (Gold), Royal Insurance Company Asset* (Gold), Continental Inturanoe Company .‘....Asset* (Gold), Insuranoe Company of North Amerioa Assets (Gold), New York Underwriter.’ Agency Assets (Gold), Phenlx Insuranoe Company Assets (Gold), Union Marino and Fire Insuranoe Company Assets (Gold), Virginia Home Inturanoe Company Assets (Gold), Total Assets (Gold) $62,838,904.14 OVER 8IXTY-TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ! ie paid their SIXTEEN MILLIONS for loieee ln Ohloag I hesitation or delay. For Poliolee ln suoh Companies apply to WILLCOX’B INSURANCE AGENCY. Risk! taken any whar* ln th* State. Loa»«» paid here,fab* «odtf NOTICE. LEA Sc PERRINS’ Willingham & Co., DEALKAB Ilf EXCURSION RATES To Auburn, Ala., Commencement. O N SundayMth, and Wtdnaaday 27Ih Junt, Round Trip Ticket* from tfontgouiery, W**ti*olnt and Oalnmbaa to Auburn, good for on* day, will b* aold at .1 each. From 24th to 27th lnclualv* Round Trip Tlok- •ta, good fur three daya, will be aold by all three or i Extra tr Wait Point. . H Su unday from Oolumbtu and For Speoial Rate* on S. k M. R. R. and E. A. kO.K. R, Inquire o( ticket agent* of tho** road*. juXX iw BONNY BOON BEBESH1BES Gaosau 7* bar* gua* ap to 109 ia New York. J^lHOIOE BEKRBBIRE PIUB Kj from ar*t-ela** IMPORTED) SOWS, br*d to the following noted Put* Wivvna* i “Robtnbood,”! “Sniithereen," “Royal Smttharean, Tomb*,'' and Sir Doreheater Cardiff. Bar* transportation and *aiiibetion guaran teed. Send lor catalog**. WILU4B BBDCE, f*b*7 wly Oolumbua, < •t In Um known *3 XATfflSHLfW.*- *. ^ V W For term* addrem COULTER A (X) -CUfca*» Sash, Doors I Blinds AND ill KMs of Boilers’ Sopplios. Send for Price List. The Annual Oonvention of tbe Stockholder* or the MOBILE fc GI RARD RAILROAD will be held at the Depot ln Girard, Alabama, on Wednesday, July 4th, at 10 o’olook a. x., when an eleotlon for Presi dent and six DIreotors will take place. Stockholders, with their families,' will be passed tree to Ooiumbns from the 2d to th* 4th Inclusive, and returned any day until the 7th tnoluslve, alter whioh day passage will be charged. Certificates of stoek most be exhibited to the UonduotoPby the Stockholder* a* evidenoe o their being entitled to pas* free with their fam Hies; and a proxy nut exhibit oertlfloate o ■took and power of attorney; otherwise fare will be required In both oase*. By order of J. M. FRAZER, juX dkwtd Secretary. CELEBRATED J. H. SANDERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. W Offict and Yard on Randolph •treat, between Oglethorpe and Jaok- •On. nov28-wly Petition to Foreclose Mort gage. MUSCOGEE SUPERIOR COURT, > Mat Tun, 1877. ( ant, William A. Jam**, has r.moved be yond the limits of the State ot Georgia, upon motion It I* ordered by the Court that th* de fendant be served with a copy of th* rule tii St In this ease by publication ln th* Columbus EaquiUB SuE; a publio gaiett* of th* elty of Columbus, once a month lor lour months prior to the next term of this Court, and that de- fondant answer by the next term, kc. A true extraot from the minutes of Musco gee Superior Court at It* May Tqrm, 1677, June 8tb, 1877. GEO. Y. POND lull oumtm Clerk a. C. M. O. A GOOD WELL^nrr'Uot Wbll Avoir. Send lor owr *«w«r book. U. 8, AUG** COw St. LouUq Mo. t|A4 woo wly The Georgia Iron Works, (FOBMEBLY J. C. POSTER), MAIJUPAOTURBR —CF— Caie Ills, Spp Eraporators CLEGG’S PATENT AUTOMATIC EVAP ORATOR, IRON RAILING, all kind* or CASTINGS—Bras* and Iron. 4V Alto ettpatn OM Steves. my* dkwSm PHKNIX CARRIAGE WORKS. HERRING A ENGLAND, East of and opposite Disbrow’t Livery Stable, OGLETHORPE STREET. . potent Workmen to do Oferriage Work Pronounced by OONNOISB BUBS to be the Only Good, Sauce, and applicable EVERY VAB1KTY’s DISH, 3EXTRAOT OW A LETTER from a medical gentleman at Mad- rasto his brother . at Worcester, May V INI. Tell I*ea fc Perrins that their Banco Is highly esteemed in India, and is In my opinion the most palatable as well as I the moai wholesome deuce that Is made Worcestershire Sauce. PREMIUM AWARDKD AT OBKTKMMIAL POM 1st. Excellent Taste. 2nd. Very Carefully Prepared. siohatuuu on xvxav bottlu. JOHN DUNCAN’S SONS . NEW YORK. BROUCHAM’S CELEBRATED Canned MEATS. Washington Butcher’s Sons, Phil’a, Affexsts. FCR SALE BT ALL DEALERS. H. Oa*tlumah, Representative. juxs iw - Reduction in Rates. _ July, the Rates via Cen tral LIds Boats to all point! on the Uhattahoocho and Flint’ rivers will be as follows: NEW WORK of Various Styles. myl8 oodly TRATED PRACTICAL GUIDE.— Gnnnlng and rifle shooting; making and using - ‘lalUs— OPIDMs Ijr rone. raioWMi aopubUcUT. Mu* for paiftailar*. Dr. Carl. Ul WssklBCMam.. causes UL U and baiting; pre serving, stretching, dressing, tanning ana avn- Ing skins nnd furs, fishing, kc. With fifty en gravings, tie cents. Tnxl toe. Ikig Training, 26c. r qnlsm.lte. Improvement Taxidermist’s Manual, Humors of VenUllo- iprovemant of Memory, lie. O, booksellers or by mall. JESSE HANEY fc CO., 11* Naasaa street. New York. 0*07 M cents Flour, per barrel Meal, per loo lbs i “ Cotton, per bale *4 “ All other Freights In proportion. Them Ratos will not be changed without 80 days no tice. C. A. KI.INK, Ju23 lm General Freight Agent. Cfllo* at C. E. Hoehstraaaer. Toby Newmaji’s Ice House rpOHY KEEPS “COOL" end desires orery- X body to do likewise; and to aid In doing this he will keep alnays on band at iu Hoi’s., LAKE ICE, the boat that Is known. aVAll orders from abroad promptly filled. myM-lm
