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Sailg %nqn\vtv. roLVMM. M.I WEDNESDAY 4JULY 18, 1(77. .LARGEST CITY CH AND SOU TEA* TWIGS THH UKRGRRT AOQREQATE OIROULATION! A Onanui Ml own* tahckal 4,000 TAB oW. H« iWMri $N0 for it. Bumon is m unhmltby plow. Loot trank MO people died than, mi aaprae*- drated Mortality. Tan on 13,000 bom to lot In Phil- ndnlphtn. Fnmilta* w doubling tp, no ooaot to bawara* doubled up by hard Si. Ouvmr, an Iron mooter of Wa)**, pn bio daughter • wedding present tbo oth4r doy of #3,300,000. That‘at “dollar of tbo daddy” for yoo. Demon Ibo atriko in tbo fWtuna *■** tbo editorial atol furnished tbroa aoo- poaiton aad tbo reporters aoroo. White- taw Hold aotad to foramen. Tun aggregate vain* of tbo Imported oootmodlttes roooirad oad aoklrt tbo Can- tanotal Exhibition woo $741,008 18, oo wbloh dottao won paid omagottog $380,- 084 80. _ A Law-son, boctna to lodiaoa foortooo yooaa ago, to now $7 80 for nao of a wmtar prtrilaga, baa lately boon ended by o doo Iniou in favor of tbo defendant. Tbe ooota amout to $8^)00. Tom noabar of daatiata to tba United Btataa ia oboot 18,000. They on* upon- nmolly half o ton or para gold, baddaa four tlnaa aa mnob oboopar material. Tbroa mi ill Iona of artUMal Math arm man- afaotnrad yaarly. Ia thta oountry tba proportion of panona haring aonnd tooth la only ooa in alghty. Judo a Moxn, of tbo Fadaral Boprana Coart, raaantly dooidad that a nan in proapaaooa bnalnaaa who nay pntobaaa a tool mat ate ont of pro® I* and tranafar amid proparty to hia wifa, nay bo bald, In tba arant of subsequent faiiaro, to have with drawn fnnda to wbiob aa atatgae* in bankrnptay nay lay Claim in behalf of oredltora. Pax From.—-Tbo mam ban of fha Oon- rantion bora fixed tholr pay at four dol lar* a day. Tbe.Lagi«latare voted them- aalvae oevan dollar*. We hope tba Can veotloc will liaait tbo pay of tba Legisla ture,-for they never will if left optional. It la now thought tba aeaelon will oootlnna thirty days. It ooatm $1,000 a day. That la not baavy. Oivix Bianca. —Mr. Hayea aaema do- teminad to aaparate often faolden from tba control of party naebinary. High or . low are reqoix on eomuitteee, Evan the Natloi la not exeempt, forth to ita nai appointed goof promlae that oi work may be ol plane* aittee gone •a ha* Gono Bicm on Pmormamiom*.—Tba tel egraphic oorraapoodenta fiod It vary bard to daolphar the policy of the Government in regard to appOIntmanta in the Booth. A few day* mince they reported that to gain etrength to eampaaaate for the Blaine dafeetion, the intention waa to appoint moderate Democrat* to office In oar aeo- tioa. Tbia aomawbmt comforted few of the “nntearified" who have been patiently wailing and bop lag for aematbing to tarn ap. Now the tide baa turned, and they are left high and dry. The diapatohee of yeetorday aay that Haoratary Thonpaoa alone eopperta Maaara. Hayea and Key in tba propoeal to appoint Democrat* to aona officea. The real of the cabinet era totally oppeaed to tba naaaora. lhe only eomfort the office aaekora can obtain ia they moat work harder in 1880 to pat the Republican . party ont and tba Democrat* in. Then they will have aome opportunity for ob taining a reward. •MB hiievu tar the camtm. Wo wool', tike U.’» qnaation to bedim paced of end nettled forever by the pree. •at Or jveotleo. It is after nil e nioor point, end derive* ito ebtef impaatanaa Inthloif Atlanta is rataioid a* ths eertef gin miaul, tba State wiB be forced to erect paw bdildingi et a poet ef nratl mlNiea doHata. At Mittodgevilto tba ex penditure of leca then $10,000 Wifi give a atrnetnr* that will atend for agaa. Wa admit wa hava no admiration for tba plma of lodge Porter Ingram (by tba way, why will Uw reportem peraiat in epaOiaghia name "Ingraham?”) which ptopoeee to leave tba qnotaion to two-third* of tba Legtatatur* and than to tba paopie, with Atlanta, MiHadgavilla and Macon to be voted for. It la rather an awkward way of doing ihinga which can be made atraigbt by direct ■ilbcdi. In a tiiaagotar race of tbia kind It ooald hardly be appealed that two- thirda of tba Legtatatur* weald favor ahah a meaenre, aad it would be directly in favor of Atlanta, and the aeme raaolt would bo atteiaad bybttegtog Macao Into ihe roeo. Tbo cam* objeotton* apply to Macon aa to Atiatata—tba oast of builds $*■ Tbs bast propositi on that wa hava yet mob ic to leave the removal to e direct vote 6f tba people et the aeme time tba Constitution ia ballotted for, but tbe in- atrnment ttcclf not to be effected by it. Thao can beecmrtalnad what tba people deal re. Tba Convention baa simplified the matter ao aa to kaap it ont of the Convention by referring It to apcolal committee. Thia will atop diacoasion. Minnnni of hmu Spsctal to tba Okrcoleia aad OaastltatlaaaUM. Actant*, July 16.—Tba Flats Oenstitu- tioDsi Coovaatian tatembted tbia morn ing, rt -bUf-pcat eight o'afoek, In the Opera Howe, the Pratadmt,Hon. Oban J, Jenkins, in the Chair. - bbxatiho «o DamToaa. Mr. Gncrrard (J. M.), of tbo Tirat Dia- triot, offered a resolution tbnt tba per son of tbs debtor, whom no prssnmp- tioe of (read exwta, shall not be oon- Unnad in prison after the delivery of property. xaoiaxATrrm matrTmtmrn The mam grntlaman offered a resolu tion that the Ccgfristars shell prucribc tbo dntioa, nombdr and compensation of ite office re, and prohibit payment of claims mgllaat tba Htote nnlsm prevtourly aatborised by law. in aw rnnuL. Mr. Gigwiliat (W. B-X of tbo Seoond District, offered a risolation that tbo oap- lial location bo voted for oeparmtely, but at ths rmtifloetlon eleotion. ■HHtU. Mr. Gtaea (O. 0.), of tba Third DU trial, offered tba following rooolatioa: That tbo hsmmtaad boratiflod or rojoeied by tba paopla in a aaparate olaow. If re jected, ths Legtatatur* (ball regulate the matter. roaoas un> noxamin. Mr. Baahlott (J. B.,) of tho Fourth Dio. trtet, offend the following roaolntlon: That tbo par diem of juror* bo fixed at ona dollar; that the homatead ba $1,000, really $800, and mwalvabU. oiaontr oocikt*. Mr. Editor: During ths last faw waaka It has been oar good fortune to be in at- tendance npoa tba oloaing axerois of the several aebooia in the lovely little village of Tnakagae, Ala,, a moat charm ing place, bnt ona should lint visit it to properly appreciate it, aad I would sug gest tba eommeneement season as a moat fitting time to go there. To aey wa en joyed it would but faebiy express our. pleasure. 8Me» notloes of the Conference College Commencement end lhe Park High School hava appeared in your oolumoa, and sinos a notion of tho Taokegse Moot School will ba rood with ploosura by ao many, wa defies to make special mention of their "exercise*,” whiob embreoed the evening* of the 88th end 89th of June, and we* the oaoerton of rare enjoyment to the immense, fun-loving audlenoe as sembled each night, and who had all their high expectations tally realised. Messrs. Jonas end Olstenoe Tait, principal*, have won for themselves ths golden opinions of all. Thaorowning feature of the entertain ments was the originality of the piece*, asost of whiah ware production* from the pan of the talented and brilliant Mr. Otar- anoe Tait, ao wa warn bored by no stale plays, all being fresh, the rendering fine and would do'eredlt to older and more praotioed aotora. I make ao mention of names, slnoe all did mmlV The whole affair was novel end inters*ting, end I wish yon may aome day ebjoy. simitar tree!. Yonta, Ao., Vibitaslb. fob taae. IlilVIMAL 8.1FB INNUKANCN COB PANT. Wa give to-day an explanation of Mr. Farber, and also tba determination of tho director* that they will resist the applies- Uon for a teooivor, whiob waa to hava boon tried before the oonrta in Now York yaaiorday. Tba telegram* of loot night may have brought additional Intelligence. If ao, they will be found in tho appropri ate oolurnn. Tba failure of this company falls with heavy fores on thte seotion and throughout Georgia tnd Alabama, for the agents a number of yean ago tUmronghly worked up the business, and subsequently wan vary aotive In proonring taanafan from tba North Amertoen to the Univer sal. The return* show that at least $800,- OUO of polioiea an bald in Columbus or immediate vicinity, aad many ran illy afford ths loan. Ilia futon can only tell whether that for which they have paid ao dearly ia worth tea*. The beat advloa wa ean give to anyone who wishes to aeve something for hia loved onee whan ha ia gone, and to aesompUah tba object by iaaurenee ia to avoid all new oompenies, liaten not to the blandish, monte of the ahrewd talker, bnt taka risks with those organisations that have stood tba tart of year*. That io the boot stand, ant Uegarding the atatamente published, ths N. Y. Herald hot thia editorially to my: Ths Dinoton of the Univaral Lite In surance Company do not intend to give up without a struggle. They maintain that it ia solvent and abundantly abU to mast ita Uabilittas a* they beeoms dns. Thay cannot, howsvar, ooneaal ths foot that their drafts an ail on tba bank of to* Man, which may or may not ba bon- THB ITXAIQOT BIPCBLIOAH TICXXT—(HAND OOWIINXTZOM. For President—Uxtbow 8. Gbamt, of Illinois. For Vioe President—Enwaan Pnrm- romr, of Now York. For Minister to England—^G. Washiho- tom Child*, A. M., of Penney Ward*. For Governor of Now York—Baron* E. FtciraoH, of Chautauqua, TIB PXATTOB1C. No Batarning Beard—No cheating ia eounting tha votes. aoMoaiPTiom to tux oampaiqm fund. Q w. Ohlld*. A. M pita,too B. Plsmpont AW U. S■ Or*at it* ba paid by J.Qould).. tfOt E=m -;-rfg He Wasn’t n Belatlva allkwaiaa From the Hartford Tine*.] A gentleman who is 60 ysen of age, and who for 85 yaara hea held aolerkehlpln tba War Department, Waa recently dis- d. Ha has a large family and bee nearly oraay. Knowing Dothihg rar of tba wend; end being eimeat CKORCIA’t COMVlimOMlfrF**^,+*.■ , used and eoawteemad in eonetUpwioel lew. ■ill ofFg—D ew 4 Foimn or stm- nun- tub pat Ann milsaob or dels- OATae sannuD to nr nwAnoa oorc- -•* - - -'v.-,- ’v.-* ■''ft w— - I- hta..i* l .*. l| i 1 .III. n'-ti —'IteW DAILY ENQTJIRKR-SUN: COLUMBUS. G»0n€^,-WEDNESDAY MQRNINQ. JULY 18. 1877. Baaatrad, That tbiaDawiintlan totha baate nr i lamnaiilhr in It era! Aaaamblv a* flaadbythaa ooaaty of raptmtatien to of toe Thirtisth viog: tod, itd JBk Johoson, J. F. Hawaii, W. T. Thorp*, J. Fain. Committee on Edition—A. H. H*n- teli,dao.to^ Q. B. Co^^O. bom. m**&**^ fobMB*Sfrt2 Isa ale** that wondrooa aarva, which tatiaaa of to* organ of digestion to that of Ibaaibt New, Ifdic»««oa biHBdiril.to* brala, bates to* graatH patataf toe • ia aoate A did void, this in afty Oonii of Haprama Court, K^d^rss?iS7itf5St£ aiding Judge to disqoalified hi any way to try said • eanaa; aadH the pin or Mr. Matabon (M. 8.,) of to* Fourth Djatriot, offered tha following: That each of the twenty Oireuite vote for twenty 8n- parterOanrt Judges, wbe shall alternately hold Ooart eli over toe StetAfor tba farm of font yaara, et e salary aaah of $8,600. comma* ahd auparmrrATioH. Mr. Donaldsoa (J. E,) of tba Eighth Dlatrlet, offered toe following: That tha formation of new oonnties ba prohibited; that tha oonntte* be allowed one rapra- aaotativ* and the State fifty Senators. Mr. Harrell (D. B.,) of tha Twelfth Dii- triat, offered a resolution that a committee of nine bo appointed to report the time of holding Superior Courts aad rednotion of Oironita. Adopted. of to* Superior bich said eanas aa attorney to batevar to* jury artein* Uw *ad lb* Col, otto mtrast any-debt rove meat, or ba lb; bnt wbooev- sirSiSl partloalar work* lbs Btala ma; work, and ahal of snob grants, iprtate to* eav- oork* in aid Of t of tha State Tin aid of any. " ofKtiOn or i#«Haa i dobtaor Nabil- town, towaahlp, Joint owner or jany Or aateei*- Hon in tbio Slate' or olsawhara, formed for any pur poo* whatever. Evi oar ryiaom, all to* aatvao /are jn _ajmh4affectcd. Tba mala MmtMnan. twabla ■.Impaired dlgertlaa, and that I* areally pro. daaad tf teaikaaw <? toaela*. Ho*tat ter'i Btomaeh Bitten notlde* tku, aad ov*r- mfsmsE/mxx. tritloa. Tbroagh to* agaway of toil teeafleaat ISiart only era to* a mate ittoHai*, >*> «*« aytira otgaatom aogaira* rlqotand nqalarity. Tanderblll Uaiyelfsity. T he third session will begin ■WWW tar View. HaaH .whale •Melon—in Hlhlit* 1 D*oarteMmWfWac In r -o- •rMTTtej-rtWvoTtaoit*TJvSapartmeat, ^h°.iRdISi!)ip*rt«..t „I, ' L Fm for atteadaa**, gM. te^nsws^^if mi Asat.AMn yll d«Rwkw4w] miSSlfor, CROCKRIE*. THE GENTENMM* STORES 0 # &■ ^ —»•] % ■ jrtlsrr RECEIVED * CAR LOAD BRAN, At a Seasonable Price. W. A. SWIFT, iMiadtwo Erogrictor. RHOTOCRAPHIC ARTItT ! LOOKIt Mr. MoLaod (Neil,) or tba Sixteenth Diatriot, offered a roaolntlon that where than wars no County Coart* Oldioarloa may hold Court, the grand jury fixing the rate of oompanaation. UHITUTT XPPBOPBIATIOK. Mr. Jooaa (W. B„) of tbo Seventeenth Diatriot, offered a resolution to provide for 1 sifter Univonity appropriation*, and to diminish tail ion. Mr, Parry (H. H.), of J tha Seventeenth Dletrie t, offered a raaolntkm that all prop erty of to* wife shall remain a separate Mr. Cain<J. G.), of tba Eighteenth Die- triot, offered the following: That a De partment of Education be orooted with e Commissioner; that white and colored eohool* ba separate; that University an- dowmant b* gnaraatead; new and addi tional endowment rooemmandod; that oommoa school* have tha poll tax, the tax on tha w*g*a of Isborara, on show* and half tod rental of tha State Boad; that oouptiaa moat guarantee tor** months of aohooling or ala* forfait to* tax. rca oaiiiai ao Am. Mr. Lewis (M. W.X of tha Nineteenth Diatnot, offered a resolution that toe lo cation of the aapitat be kept out of the Coavantion and datemetnsd at tha eleotion for Legiilatera. Referred to a seleot oommitte*. TAXES. , Mr. Warlhan (B. 8.). of to* Twentieth Diatriot, offered to* following i That the aaaaasmaat and ooilaotion of taxes ba ao- oompllahed by tha appointment of prom inent oitiaena aa officers. charged too old to do anything, hewing given hia bast day* to the Government ta a dwk ha- wandered about tha tenet in' aaSroh of tome kind of employmdut. He wa* bl* to bed aay aattl, aeeiag an advartiee- aent In a newapapar atatlag that some irinter needed an apprantiee, be applied 'or the poaitloD end etreege aa it may mm, hia service*were accepted; and new one take* the trouble to visit d if any < eertain printing office in this city be will apprenttl Sad an apprentiea <0 yaara of eg* learn ing his trade, -raaoiviag for hit wages about $8 par week. The oM man aay* ha will got through his Mae in three years, and than, having a trade, ha will b* what he hea never been—independent. He think* his $8 par week, juaieioualy expended, will go a long way In tho pur- chaae of brand aad milk, and he haa al ready begun to sympathise with to* thousands of poor devils who are oaged up io tha departments, who are toe moat God forsaken looking objects whan they gat discharged. Mr. Hamilton (A. 8.), of the Twenty. drat Diatriot, offend the following: That no appropriation should be made for com mon aohoele exoept the poll tax. Moan CAPITAL. Mr. Barrett (T. J.). of the Twenty-aeo- ohd Diatriot, offered the followlgw: Thst the loeetlon of theoSpital be submitted wlto the rstifloatloa. Referred, ae a sep- erate seotion, to e eelect oommitte*. BAIXWAX PAStXa AK> HOWlaTXAI). Mr. Fontaine (Fraud*), of toe Twonty- fourth Diatriot, offorad too following: That no railway grant fra* or half passes to Stats oAea-holdsra. That $8,000 ba a permanent nelly, and one-half a person alty. O&DINillli AHD LEGISLATORS. Mr. Hedeeo (W. L), of the twenty- lfth Diatriot, offared tba following ; That ha name of tha Ordinary be ohanged to .Probata Court; also, that there be forty- four Banatora and on* hundred Repre- aeutativaa, with a salary of $160 per term and $8 every twenty mite*. mrxaioa add omoerr jpoon. Mr. Gorman (W. B.\ of the Twenty- fifth Distriat, offarad to* following: That that* ahall b* five Interior Court Judges to snob sounty, with jurisdiction of oonn- ty mettera; to hold offlo* for four years; also, Umt to* Lrglaiatura sleet twelve Oireuit Judges. TW* OOTWM'a TXBM. Mr. Paoa (J. MO. of to* Twaaty-*ev auto Diatriot, offered the following: That the Governor’, term be four year* and no second term. EeaeachaMWi bnvtwga gaab Ba- letete. Boeros, July 17.—The CoauHw of Having* Banka haa enjoined tha Hew- •veriU, Maaaacbuoatts, Saving! Bank from doing furtoar busioaaa. Thiawaaspra- eantionary atop, aad totandad to proUct dapodteaa. Tho 1 report from to. bank abowad toe total deposit* to b* $880,098. Tbo Now ArUteerscv. Now York Herald.] Tho follow lag colloquy oomaa from an uakwowa aoutoe:— ♦Hphrahara, some to ywur madder, boy. Whar yon bran?’ 'Playin' wid da white folks, ohilun.' •You ia, he? Baa hyar, ebila, you'll broke yer old mnddar’a keart, an’ bruag bar gray hairs in thagrava wid yar raak lamnaaa aa’ osrvyias wid evil aaaoyaahone Habo’t I rstead yon up In d. way you should ought to got' 'Yathum.' ‘Habn't 1 bin kino np' lender wid you an' treated yon lib* aay awn ebila, wbtoh yon ia?’ ‘Yathum. ’ 'Habo’t I raasanad wid you, an' prayed wbS yen, en r deplored de good Lord to wrap yon ia Hie baosum?' 'Yathum.' 'In' ten! I yar naterl dataotor an.' gar. daasfo’d* lew?’ 'Tstbos^' •Won, dan, do yen a'peae I'ee e gwine to bob yer morals ruptured by da white tract? No ask! OeTin tha bone* thte in- atop; an’ UI aba* cotah yoa wid d* white trrah any rao', fo’ ds land, uiggw, 111 broka yer hand wid a brisk. nMADOUL Mr. Lawson (T. G.), of tha Twenty- eighth Distriat, afferad the following: That a Oommlenar be appointed to look after tbs financial condition of the HUte end basking end taaorsne. inetitu •’ a. sxmimob tax. ir. Hilt (Joshua), of the Twerty- sighth, offered the following: That the lex payer b»v* property to $100 exempted from taxation. very resident of tho Stsio, whether tied or nomsrrted, shsli be on titled V benefits of sll homeatesd end exemp tion* nnder the tew end. Constitution ef the State. And every appfieant'fDr bene fit thereof shell have right to eeleot whole amoaot in eithor realty or.poaeoseity as snob applioent may.desire to the amount allowed by Constitution end low* of tote Htate. And every epblicent shall beta right atony tlmeafterntwaeatead end ex emption haa been eat Mart- to -have tba same supplemented to full amount autho rized to be exetled whenever said ap plicant shall have Boonmtttetad property oDough to add to flret exemption to make ap raid first exea^tion equal in amount to entire emonoMiowed: by OoostitnUop and tews of State to be exempted. Whenever Held homestead and exemption ia set apart it shell never be eubjeet to be sold for any debt whatever axoept for taxes, nor shall it aver be waived before being aet apart. sunn rtmosa. Ur. Moseley (8. H.), of the TUrty-fitet Diatriot, offered the following: That three Supreme Jadgoe be sleetM by the Legislature for fonr yaOest tom, ton! hajf of all property leas then $1,000 be ex empted on realty. DONATION. Mr. Boyd (Weir), of tho Thirty-osoond Diatriot, offered'the following ■ That the Interest on land script be doled to Dett- loncga College. HOMSad Aft AIN. Mr. Oraifs (B. E ), of lb* Thirty-fifth Dietriot, offered lhe following: Thatftb- aoonders forfeit homeetaed. TsemcoNT. Mr. Hammond (N. J.), of tha Thirty- fifth Diatriot, offered tha followtng: That interoated party in a tew Hull be al lowed to tetany. Dm Ste Gse !-M Ptoimrapto flip per Dual William*'J^etograph Gallery in Fill Biota. ' JOS—— I* of Pleturee to HALF THE ftlCK OHABQKD AT AMY (tUUir wo,k M teken by eny one. Wj ! ke*p».ll p«*t*d^sn llD|jllHOCMM ORQBOt N tZMIlM, IDU 11$ OHJ lNII . Iatproviag Kiel Artlri for nek work eoly, maktoa: It e mere Vwteeee Pleturee of children i* koown to thouMunU. 0 to Photography, MgardtM* of cloudy wtathor. 1 et ear Gallery and examine specimen* sw^iteta^^ LADIES' AND MISSES’ NEWPGRT8, Plain and with Bncklea, Sandals In New and Tatty Stylos. BURTS’ Fine Button Boats. a a w t ■’ Bim (M-T$ Botin OM, THE HANDSOMEST SHOE OUT. Also s foil Lins of SPRING WORK In sill Popular Stylos, ALL J reduced prices. A Heavy 8took of Brogans, PIbw Shoes, and Sta ple Goods, FOR WHOLESALE TRAM AT COST! AT DOST! We will sell our entire atock of SPRING AND BUMMER DRE8^ GOODS AT AND BELOW COST FOB CASH. I HAVE REMOVED MY STOCK TO No. 158—under Rankin Housey Until my •tons ars completed. Belncc dealroue of i$i* duelnw the Stoek, I ehall oflter SPECIAL B1BSUK8 BOEING THE BIT THIRTY MTS i JAS. A. LEWIS. ’ OV* Far anything you want In tha Bhoa and Leather Line, call at THE OLD 8HOE STORE, No. 73 Broad Street, (tlfm */ M* »t§ Beef.; WELLS & CURTIS. Mr. Oaaay (H. B ), of the Twenty- stath DUlriot, offered the following: The cteotteu foe raambere of tha General Aeecmbly ahall be held on Tueedey after the first Monday to November or every caoond year, oemmaotang in 1878. These session* shall b* biennial, subject to any cell by the Ocvelwor, abanld public cxi ■ genoiaa reqaise it The pay of ton mem ber* ahall be $880 each, to* President of to* Senate and Speakar $800 each. Tba of Mnaragar of to* Senate and Door- Mr. Bvanaon (A. G.), of the Thirty- sixth Diatriot, offered the fcltewing i That the realty exemption bn $800; personalty one-btlf. Annum to m knoiio. Mr. Tuggie (W. O.V of to* Twenty- seventh Dlstriot, offered th* foltoWhig: That the new Oonstitalian be accompa nied with on nddreca to the pnnpiq. PAX AMD K1LXA0X. Mr. Clark (Oliver), of thc TUrty-nin District, Offered tha following: That I] K y of members of tbs Ooriveotton an gialatnra be $4 per diem odd five o$qU. Mr. Field (Elios), of the Diatriot, offered lhe following : 11 pay of the came be $8 knd'travc pen■*«; slso, that IsgiSUtlve «M . work shall not exossd $80 psr dny. NOTABIO* PDBhOO. Mr. Stephan* (J. G ), of ton BcrttaM Diatriot, offend th* foUpwiogThntSJ terles Pablic be abolished. OOMVIOIS. That to* employment of pi felons bo prohibited with PAYMNHT OP TUB DOST, CTO. Mr. .Wofford (W. T.X ftf tlm .Foa^. second District, offared toft following : That a committee be appointed to toe if tha available Stale property win pay th* public'debt, ohd to obtain n report from the State Treasurer; also, toot only crimi nal* be disfranchised. UUtOTIOH OPjtTATX omaun. Mr. Trammell (E. N.X of th* Forty- third Diatriot, offered th* following: That the election of State dCfioar* be by th* pcop)*. PBXVATE IO AD*. Mr. Fontaine offend th* following: A resolution on to* daabiring end opaniag of private road*. PAX OP DXLXOAT**. The special osdar ragalaling ton pny of dalegatea waa taken up. McIntosh'* rsaolaUoc gave $4 ahd 6 cents mileage. Wiinama"$8. Dtsmuks $6 and 10 cent* mil sag*. Mr. Tift baaed the Convention would noticed too teg. islstive appropriation. Mr. Toombs thought th* naked question ws* th* pay of member*. Tb* Legislator* hod both- ing to do with to* matter, lift Augustus Reese thought the Ooavohtina oonm not and was bound to total ernor cannot order the pOy bf a 'larger amount and the' Treaonita cannot honoi such order beam no teglaltaiva anther ity eanotioua it H* moved to table- loat. Simmon* movad to refar to to* Fi nanoe Committae—carried by a vote of 75 to 78. TW STALLION ■Roto Roy ,TS AT MUNDAY'B STAkUES. Any on* wishing to hveeOwlU- OOLUMBUS, Oa^ July 11. U77. TO TUB STOCKBOIDBU8 OF OolumbUH Mutual Losm At* soclation: i ABE THOUSAND SHAKES of Stock AJ navUiK 1 taw sahsMthee > la asearsaao* with th* UoDititutton, I am laitrattsd by th* Board ol Director, to notify BtcenMdsrtthot JbHn Btackmer, in Gmrgte Beta* BbMing It. Ulalr rirnt, b»tw**n tha hear* a( t n* , j'clockp.n. Th* mon.y will ea dltnoawi ct alt: I* o'clock p. m. Keper ahall bo lb* ram* n* mambnra. Th* whote elariaal dtfftatmmt of th* Gonoral Amtmbly aboil not oxoaad $6,000. Mr. Mtatoowa (J. D.> of to* Thirtisth Dietriet, afftaad tha foUawing: Baaoivad, That tote Ooov«ntias, in dteeharging ti» high and auhman trust committed to it, will not, uateas Impell ed by ffrava Oeotaderaiiana of pHogood The following additional oommitte** ware appointad: Committee on HoraMmy and Ftaml lZtATS&tttA A. H. Hanaall, N. A Etetataand, 81 W. A. F. Un<Utta*U, T.J.8tmIm<i li W. Roberteon, B. B. AMi G. G. McFarland, j. M. Mobtey, W. G. John- •on, P. L. Mynntt, J. M. Onantd, AM* SYRUP BARRELS! Wa hava jnt rsoaivad on conalgnmant BOO A M*. I jyit tuntattm* Bae’y and Trsai'r. P RUTTING Every Description, LOWEST FUCHS 1 THOMAS GILBERT; 40 Randolph Bt. jaltni ha Now Is the time to At we are determined to ditpofte of them. <*" Prloes on all other Cooda £uaranteod. jmMfihwt, BLANCHARD & HILL. AUCTIONRRRS AND COMMMSION MENCHANTS. HIRSCH & HEOffiT, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, l«D Broad Atreet (Opposite Rankin HqtatoD* COLUMBUS, GA. ' fSOJf*- CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND— LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE; AND—. SALES SETTLED PROMPTLY, OORRMSFOMDaMOa ROIiIOITaS I. B. SAVBSB8, M AND BRASS FOUNDRY. The Georgia Iron Works, (FOBMEtu.rs.-c. rotmt), MAJJUI<A.OTtnum -GF- Cam li, Smp Eramrattrs FOR RENT. T^^tugrigsa, city, and In an i -•dto good location. Can be taut an aaay ^USrtf I OFFICE, PEWTI8TBY. OR. J. M. MASOH.'B. 0. 8., Otaea Over XaqUivrihu One., OOLUMBUB, OA.. ptURES Dlaaaaad On Artiaclal Taath; fill! Teeth OelA or ekaaparmatartnitt dartnd. ^ItaraikyHB^iBrai mm camm mm HERRINC A ENCLAND, Etrt of tnd oppotit* Dixbrow’t Livery Stable) OGLETHORPE $TREET, ASBWESSl"-! OnrrUge Work In nu tii rartcan inula in tha baat atyla, matewaathatawaat. Wa almmaautaaUr* IBW WORK wf Vnriftttft Otylnn. myiieadti Bendalph Strata, UMntallta. 1 LAGER J ANNOUNCE that I am Agaat ter tea Atlanta City Brewina Cospany, .^.sui^Astap* y Th* lor Usltbritcd Bottled Champagne Laser Beer I Spratelilyrteomin^d ^r < Jt*.upjrio r u*,l“y Jyli «odlw DAVE WOLFBON. Reduction in Rates. O N AND AFTER thBOd-of i . on th* OhntuhooelM aad FlinU riv*r* will b* ns follows: Floor,' ptr bnrrol u mil ms 8UA1XK WlfUJf, V. A. hj. Ctflm l^taMNita ta rt ita AynlMbHo- *w- For furthn luformatlon oall on C. A- KliflVK, oemtto. b. PEOPLE’S LIN®. Th* n*w and *log*nt Steamer G. Gnnby Jordan, S riLL HAIL *v*ry Turn- ffiSSaJl g»a»i ApslaohToobf. B “ n ’JflHKi Flour pRr barrel Cotton per belt. Other Freight* in proportion. Thr««gh conn«otkm beed* with J. P. fM. N«w York Agobu, O. H. MM&Xlk OoT% M»M*n Urn Now York. ’ CARRIAGES, AgMMMmi Imwicw*—ta, Bo, 8b4* end rapatrad at tk* lowmt OiU Prima, oa Wyon’a HUI, nsai lha*t«y, by nagneodAwly W.
