Georgia Historic Newspapers

    DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1877.
UEUKUli nwi.
—Mr. Joel Forreiter of Lee oonnty, ii
dead.
—Eight prisoners are oonflned in
Lumpkin jail.
—Mrs. E. Mansfield of Htewart eonnty,
died Saturday week.
—The sugar eane crop in Stewart coun
ty, has proved a failure.
—Mr. M. J. Missile, of Oobb oonnty,
died on Saturday at Powder Springs.
—Of the 470 employes of the Central
ltailroad only seven were siok last week.
. —In 1874 in Albany 200 horses and
mules were sold; in 1875, 350, and in 187C,
500.
—Savannah is now doing a larger
wholesale business than ut any time for
many years.
—The Fair grounds of Albany have
boen located on gronnd given by Col. Tift
on the Flint river nea Albany.
—Amerions
500 bnshei of
pound brings $13,240 in
has shipped ttao far 1G5,-
dried fruit, whffm at 8o. pet
Messenger
fact Mr. Onnn has gone off to Mew York,
to lay in his fall ana winter stock.
—One wholesale bouse in Savannah sold
during the month of August one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars worth
of goods.
—White births in Fnlton county, from
July 1st, 1876,to July 1st, 1877, were 398,
colored, 105. Total 503. Deaths, white
131, colored 90, total 220.
—A oolored youth, aged eight years,
named Booy Lewis, and a native of Cuth-
bert, fell out of a tree on Monday and
died from the effeots of the fall on Tues
day night.
—B. W. Smolk, who was arrested in
Atlanta, on a charge of cheating and
swindling, has been discharged by Judge
Clark on the ground that the man was
and is non compos.
—A Covington negro woman, who is
engaged os a cook, contributes a part of
her monthly wages to the support of her
old “mistiss," who is now quite old and
feeble, and resides in the oonntry.
—The Buna Vista Argus remarks: “Our
Itepresentative, Bowel T. Hollis, though
opposed to the call of a Constitutional
Convention, is well pleased with the new
constitution and intends voting for its
ratification.”
—Friday morning there arrived at Sa
vannah on the Central Bailroad a new
patent refrigerator car, loaded with two
hundred kegs of lager beer, pails of but
ter, etc. The oar is said to be a very su
perior one and a novelty in this section.
— ltev. Henry Burns has been taking
the Macon Telegraph and Messenger or
its predecessors sixty years, having sub
scribed for the first copy of the Georgia
Messenger in 1817. The Telegraph and
Messenger itself is comparatively a new
paper.
—Judge Buchanan, in passing on the
question of jurisdiction in the case of a
negro lunatio, deoided in Meriwether Su
perior Court last week that the Ordinary
alone has jurisdiction in cases of lunacy.
He also stated that the law required no
jury in casoB of oolored lunatios, and
henoe a jury in suoh a case was entitled
to no pay.
—The former residence of Dr. H. H.
Freal, at Kingston, Bartow oounty, occu
pied by the family of Bobert Dohme,
Esq., was totally destroyed by fire on last
Wednesday night about ten o’clock. The
house was totally destroyed. The con
tents were partially saved in a damaged
condition. Fortunately the bouse and
contents were fully insured.
—Hon. lieason Paul, of Irwin county,
died very suddenly (it is supposed of heart
disease) on Thursday last. He had been
working during the forenoon upon his
cotton gin, and was on his way to bis
dwelling when attaoked with a pain.
There were with him two men, one of
whom started after Mr. Paulk’s buggy to
Mr. Paulk
road officials, and 8enator Beese, liepre-
aeutatives James and General Austell,
railroad directors, and they predict no
opposition of any aaoount from the rail -
road interests of the State, as nothing
could be gained by such a warfare, in- the
end, oven though it should dofeat ratifi
cation. As to the ltadioals, I have con
versed with the best men among the high
officials, and they have no idea now
(whatever they may have anticipated
weeks ago) of organizing any party move
ment in favor of their Constitution of
1868. Ex-Goxernor Bullock from the
very first (when Democrats themselves
were doubtful) deolarcd his faith in the
suocess of the movement, and that when
the Convention should meet and finish its
work, the people would ratify It by n large
majority. The greatest opposition that I
have yet seen comes from n few ambitions
sore headed mombors of the General As
sembly, whoso untimely decapitation
promises to end their political caroer.
And'they are frantically and vainly en
deavoring to drum up rooruita. The
newspapers that aided them iu abasing
the Convention while in session, taking
the wise advloo of Senator Hill, are
swinging around in support of the new
Constitution before “lightning" strikes
them.
BOOTS AND SHOE8.
CHELAE
BOOTS and SHOES
AT THE
NEW STORE!
Call and Examine Stock.
viwinrncics.v, LIIU1U8
FINE Kit) BUTTON,Laities'
Kit) ami PEBBLE FOX,
Missi s' and Chilli's PROTEUTION TOE.
For Country Merchants ana Farmers.
Largo Stock of
llltOllDIS,
1*1.0tv NHUKS,
KH’ I tlAl.F HOOTS,
WO.tllllVS POLKAS
... and OAI.K SHOES,
Cllenp I'OV A LI.Oi l! G.VITKKN,
Ubild'a t'OI*l*l:U-Tll* SllliCS,
All bought with the cash, and shall bo sold
at UUTTUM I’KIVES I
T. J. HINES,
(dl the Old Stand a)' Bedell if ll'iirr),
MpssKui Wo. 148 Broad St.
convey him to his house. Mr.
called to him to return, and in less than
five minutes breathed his last.
—The oonrt bouse at Fort Gaines, Clay
eonuty, was built and baa been used
jointly by the oity authoritiea of Fort
Gaines and the authorities of Clay oounty.
Beoently there has been a olasb of juris
diction, the City Counoil of Fort UaineB
having givon permission to the Wallack
Theatriosl Company to use the house for
their exhibition rent free,while the county
authorities have oharged the com
pany rent. A compromise was effeoted,
however, by the oompany paying half the
rent demanded.
—J. W. Mann, who is oharged with
being oonuected in the isBue and circula
tion of bogus jury serip in Newton oonn
ty, was arrested in Borne, Ga., on Mon
day laBt under a dispatch by telegraph
from Bolioitor General Harris. Mann
pnbliabes a card in the Newnan Herald
giving an aoconnt of the affair of the
scrip which ho disposed of, and elaims
that he was nn innooent purchaser of the
same for a valnabie consideration, but
his subsequent movements seem rather
against him.
—Thomas Skates, who has been wanted
by the polioe for some time, was arrested
September, 7 at Bed Oak. He was
brought to Atlanta, plaoed in the station
house, took twelve grains of morphine,
wrote the following:
■‘I taken 12 grains of morphine.
TlIHGHAVltS ARE READY FOR HI.
My ila> s are extinguished and g one;
My time as a shadow Is fled
And gently I lay myself down
To rest with the peaceable dead.
The dead over living attend
Whose dust Is ell safe In the tomb,
And many a glorified friend—
Jb. ready to welcome me home.
My days aro all vanished away—
Resolved in the Lord to abido —
Tho purpose I know Shalt remain,
And trust to be found at His side,
And Jesus e ornally gain,
and deid.
—The Albany News directs inquiry to
a sale of about a million and a quarter
acres of land, by W. H. Smyth, United
States Marshal at Savannah, on last Tues
day, to satisfy fifas in favor of A. O. Soba
fer A Co., vs. Geo. M. Duncan, and Geo.
C. Hall vs. Warren E. Saunders, property
pointed out by agent of the transferee in
fi fa. The News continues: One of the
defendants in fi fa waa once a resident of
Dougherty county, to-wit, Geo. M. Dun
can, and if be owned any land outside of
hiH tittle plantation, the Sheriff of the
oouoty aud his oreditors oould not find it,
'nor do the tax boAks show it. The other
defendant, Warren £. Saunders, is not
known by old laud dealers of the State,
He is a new man in tho land business. Iu
comparing the lists of lauds published by
the Comptroller General as being iu de
fault, and the lands sold at this sale, we
find quite a large number of the lots the
same as reported by the Comptroller Gen
eral. If these lands have not been re
turned or have no owner, does not the
State hold a claim on them for taxes, and
does not the above foot show plainly that
there is frand songht to be practioed not
only on individuals bnt on tba State ?
Now this business may be oarried on in
other States but it will not hold in Geor
gia. The Comptroller General and Attor
ney General must find out the inner bsiu-
ness of this affair. There is a law in
Georgia against it whiob puts a man in
the penitentiary for four yarn.
—Sidney Herbert from Atlanta thus
writes to the Savannah News : I have
talked with ex-Governor Brown, Colonel
Foreaore, Colonel Fowers and other rail'
ALABAMA NKW8.
—George W. Miloham, of Chambers
oounty, has boen Justioo of the l’eaeo
sinee 1852.
—On Wednesday, of laat week, Mr.
James Gilley, Sr., loat his life by foul sir
while working in a woll in Oherokeo
oounty.
—Hon. C. B. Biator, the son of an elo
quent Baptist minislor, was elooted Mayor
of Mobile by tho City Council during hiH
absence.
—Mrs. Court Williams, of Key West,
Florida, who was in Troy forty-five yoars
ago, and in Eufanla before a house was
Imilt, is now visiting Troy.
—John J. Stalls, an old citizen of tho
sonthern part of Clarko oonnty, was
thrown from his mule and killod, on the
22d nit. His remains were buried in
Mobile.
—Lee oonnty farmer: “Two weeks ago
I would not have takon 12 bales for my
orop of ootton, bnt now I fear I will not
get eight.” So it is drought has out off
our prospeets.
—Mr. B. M. Barns, of Monroo oonnty,
who shot and killed Mr. W. T. Ashley in
this place on tho 25th nit., has had his
bail fixed at $20,000, wbieh he has as yet
been unable to give.
—William Carter, Daniel Stewart, Ste
phen Alien and Andrew Micheal, of Pike
oounty, four pensioners of the war of
1812,are aged as follows : The first named
is 89-years, the second 82, and the two
latter 85 years each.
—The desperado and murderer Hardin
was arrested in Penaaoola by Sheriff'
HutobinBon, the Texas officials having
nothing to do with it. They agreed to
divide the reward offered for Hardin's
apprehension with Mr. Hntohinson
—Selma Times: General Morgan will
greatly please the white people of Alaba
ma if he will prevent the confirmation of
L. E. Parsons sb U. S. Distriot Attorney.
Mr. HByes could not have pieked ont a
more obnoxions man than Parsons, and
it is to be hoped tho Senate will not oon
firm the nomination.
—At a speoial term of the Commis-
sioners’ Conrt of Tnxealoosa oonnty the
contract for keeping the panpors of tlio
oonnty for 1878 was let to Mr. B. A.
Garner for $6 per bead per month for
those over 10 years old, and $3 for those
under that ago. This is $1.75 less on
adnlts than is paid this year.
—A negro named Charlie Brooka was
captured near Demopolis in the very aot
of patting obstrnotions on the traok of
the railroad, about two milos east of Dem
opolis. It Beems that a train on the road
had rnn over and injured or killod a calf
belonging to this fiendish scoundrel,
and he attempted to wroak his vengsBnoo
by throwing the train off the traek.
—Mr. Benajah Thornton, of Cherokee
NEW SHOES
—AT—
The Old Shoe Store.
FALL and WINTER STOCK
Just Received!
MOBILE & (JIIIAR1)
RAI LROAl >.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
to Montgomery S7.60.
and after tho FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1877, BOUND
THU* TM KFTN will bo on ealo at all
Ticket Offices ol this Road at four cents per
milo. Tlokots so purchased will entitle tho
holder to go to placet? of destination ami return
at any time during live days from tho time of
purohaso.
This is a roductlon of twenty run curt.
from tho regular agents’ rates.
Agent's Tickets FIVE CENTS per mile.
Round Trip Tlokots FOUR CENTS per
mile, good to roturu in five days.
Five Hundred Milo Tlokots FOUR CENTS
per milo. Conductors' Ratos FI V E and ON E-
HALF CENTS por mile.
Kouuvl Trip Tickets aro only available to
thoso Who l’UltOUABU THUM BKPOUlfi UliTTINU
ON THU TRAIN.
I). E. WILLIAMS, Agont.
W. L. CLARK, Superintendent.
Columbus, lia., August 31,1878. sopl 2w
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Atlantic Coast Line
BANKINC AND INSURANCE.
“The Best is the Cheapest!’
New Advertisements.
This Maxim applies with peculiar force to vour
FIRE INSURANCE!!
NKIV AND ATTKAOTIVB STILUS,
L
Gents’ Shoes,
Brown Cloth-ToD Button Congress,
“FIFTH AVENUE” CONGRESS,
id all other Stylos, In Hand and Mnohlno
Sowed, and Flno Pegged Work.
Ladies & Misses’ Fine Shoes,
Kid and Pebblo-Button Side Lace
fOXED WORK!
A largo lot of Ladios’ KID FOXEl) BUT-
TON SHOES—Vory Stylish—at 92.25 to 93.
Tho host Misses* PROTECTION-TOE
SCHOOL SHOES ovor ollorod in this market.
An extra largo stock of
HUOUANN,
PLOW SHOES.
KIP HOOTS,
WOMEN'S PLOW (SHOES, Ac.,
for Farmers. Our stock for tho WHOLE
SALE TRADE Is being daily received, and
In quantity, quality and prlcos is unsurpassed
in tho city. Wc Invito tho attontion of Coun
try Merchants.
99“ For anything you want in tho Shoo and
Leather Lino, at bottom prlcos, call at
No. 73 Broad Street,
(Sign of the JDy Bool.)
WELLS & CURTIS.
sepao tf
PLACE YOUR RISKS WITH THE
RICH, PROMPT, RELIABLE
COMI’AN IE S
We represent, and when Losses occur, you will surely by
Indemnified ;
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
HOME OF NEW YORK,
MOBILE UNDERWRITERS,
GEORGIA HOME.
Office In tho CEOFtCIA HOME BUILDiNC.
•anus $176, fine Rosewood Upright
■"■■"••■■'IManos (littleused) cost #800 only
f\DP A MQ *W5. must ho sold.
unUnlXOiParlur Organs, 2 stops, #46; 9
kir/'^mxwa^ stops, #66; 12 stops, only #76.
Noarly new 1 Sot ltoed 12 Stop. Sub Bass fc
Octavo Coupler Organs, costover #860, only #66.
Lowest prices ovor offered sent on 16 days tost
trial. You ask why I offer ho cheap? 1 reply,
Hard Times. Result sales over 1,000,000 annu
ally, War commenced by monopolists. Be
ware anonymous Chcular. Write for explana
tion. Battlo raging. Full particulars free,
.■ «.* U—... U»«hinitton,
DAVIDSON
COLLEGE, N. C.
PREPARATORY CLASS.
Tauabt by tbo Profs, of Latin, Greek and
Mathematics. Session begins Sept. 27, 1877.
Send tor catalogue tc J. K. Bi-AKK, Chair
man of Faculty.
oonnty, has mafic tkiB year thirty gallonB
of wine from fourteen California grape
vines that were only three years old, and
after having need grapes from the vines
for other purpoaea two woekR. Tho vinex
oovered an area of 42x6 feet. Mr. Thorn
ton estimatoB that one acre would mako
2,000 gallons of wine.
—Thete are four acres in ootton of
different kinds on tbo A. .fc M. College
farm at Anhurn. From ouo there httH
been 1,200 lbs. of seed cotton picked, and
from the others from 600 llta. upwards.
The manager expects to got five bales
weighing 500 lbs. eaoli from the fonr
aores. There are several aores in pons,
sown aftor tho wheat had boon takon off,
wbioh will now yield twelvo or fiftoon
bushels to the aero.
—The Begister in Ohanoery, Josiah
Jernigan, in Pike county, reoeived from
the Clerk of the Supreme Conrt a certifi
cate of affirmance in tho oase of N. M.
Childs ct al. vs. Wm. T. Owens, dated
August 30th, 1877. This oase was sub
mitted, at least an appeal waa taken Jan
uary term, 1874, of tho Chancery Court,
nearly fonr yoars. The case of Townaend
va. Boswell, Administrator, waa submitted
January term, 1872. Boveral other oshor
from Piko have boen submitted for years,
and remain nudeoided.
Drug Store for Sale.
I offer for salo my entire stock of
DRUGS,
CONSISTING OF
Pure Drugs of all kinds,
TOILET ARTICLES,
Soaps, !Pijtt\irosi, d?c.
With a largo anti well ostabllshod
CITY AND COUNTRY CASH TRADE.
Also, an extensive Proscription Business.
It will he sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Vt)' Apply at Store tin Crawford stroot to
I. P. CHENEY, M. D.
Passenger Routes
TO ALL POINTS NORTH and EAST
Reorganized for tbo sumiuor of
1877.
Present tlio following attractive Linos to tho
attention ol all North-bound Tourists and
Travelers:
Route No. 1—All Rail.
Via Macon, Augusta, Wilmington aud Rich
mond. 13 II our is 25 iiHiiiika
Columbus to Now York.
ThiN being I Hours Quicker Time
limit by any etlu r Line.
Solid Day Trains Irom Columbus to Augusta,
with Pullman Slooplng Car attached at
Macon lor Wilmington. Through
tralu Wilmington to Rich
mond and Now York,
with Pullman Slooplng Cars attached at Rich
mond lor Now York.
ALLCHANGES at SEASONABLE HOURS
aud into CLEAN and PROPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
Route No. 2—Bay Line.
Ovor the same Linos to Wilmington as by
Route No. 1. Thenoo by Through Train to
Portsmouth, Va. Thence at 6:40 r m dally
(except Sunday) by tlio magnltieont Steamers
ol tho Bay Lino to Baltimore. Thence by Now
York Expross—arriving In Now York ut 3:06
V M.
A 61 hours run, only 7 hours lu excess ol all
rail time, with tho advantage ol undisturbed
night’s rost, and superior accommodations on
tho Chesapeake Bay.
Route NO. 3-The Old Do
minion Line.
The sumo Linos to Wilmington and Ports
mouth as Routes 1 and 2. Thouoo on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6 4<» r m by tho
magnificent side-wheel Steamships of tho Old
Dominion Company, wbioh invariably arrive
at their Now York wharves by 9 i’m.
A through run ol 69 hours, combining tho
sontiai olomonts of ciioapHoss, spood and com
fort.
Passongors should loavo Columbus Sundays,
Tuesdays and Fridays to oonnoct closoly wit’
this Lino.
For Tlokots, Checks, Time-cards, and all in
formation, apply to W 11 WILLIAMS, Ticket
Agent, at Passouger Dopot, Southwestern
Railroad. A 1MIPJS,
General Passengor Agent.
J H WHITE, Southern Passenger AK°nt.
ivugb 2m
EDUCATIONAL.
fount do Sales Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
MACON, - - OA.
i: Wr
NOTICE 1
Ono Hundred
Cooking Stoves
FUR SALE for 30 DAYS
11. B. MURDOCH S
INSURANCE AGENCY!
NO. DJJ BROAD HTR13ET,
Representing Fourteen Millions Dollars Capital !
Southern Mutual Insurance Company, Athens, Ca.
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
Manhattan Insurance Company, N. Y-
Lancashire Insurance Company, Manchester, Ena;.
SOU1HEKN MUTUAL rotuuiN FIFTY FEU CENT, premium to tho insured and no
liability to policy bullion*.
MANHATTAN WILL INSURE GIN HOUSES AT LOWEST RULING RATES.
Sir $25,000 deposited with the State a9 security for policy holders.
auiriJl ly
G. GUNBY JORDAN.
JOHN BLACKMAR.
i rtland, Maine.
' Extra Flue Mixed Cards, with name,
k .post-paid. L. JONES A CO.,
Extra Fin
cents, 1
Nassau, N. Y.
JORDAN & BLACKMAR.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
Representim; tho Well-known, Responsible and Justly Popular Companies,
Commercial Union AnHuranee Company,
LONDON -Assets $19,351,671 02, Gold.
Westcliester InHnrnneo Company, N. Y.,
Assets $1,000,000, Cold,
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company,
SAN FRANCISCO—The Most Popular Ins. Co. in the United States.
All of theso Companion ohoorfully deposit Bonds (U. S.) with tho Slato Trouiuror, to
•billy subject, can always bo relieved and
tholr recurrences prevented by the use of Tar*
RANT’S El'KURVKHClKNT SKLT7.KK APKRIKNT.
Procurable at all drug stores, 0 -
mr O AAA per day at home. Sample*
$0 H worth #6.free. Stinson St Co.,
Portland, Maine. *
Only Five Dollars
FOR AN ACRE!
A FARM FOR $200
In oasy payments with low ratos of interest,
SEOUHE IT 3VTOW!
Full Information sent Ireo, Address
O. F. DAVIS,
* Land Agent U. 1*. It., OMAHA, NEB.
to _ w
P. O. VICKERY,
B .... „ ono
with the Georgia laws Tor protection of Policy Holders.
.... . . ^ j, 0| - - - ...
upl
Risks reasonably rated, Policies written, Lossos talrlv adjusted and promptly paid.
44r Applications for Insurance made at olthor our (iflloe, noxt to Tolograbh (illlco, or to Q
GUNBY JORDAN, Eagle A Phoulx Manufacturing Company’s UUlco, will rocolvo prompt
attontion.. JY 1 a,u
gCIH HOUSE RISKS TAKEN.
For loss money than they
woro ovor sold at In Columbus, at 161 Broad
Stroot, Columbus, Ga.
au28 1 iu
liuuu, hi lot uruau
K. N. IIAYS.
Reduction in Rates.
How can I have a clear and brilliant
complexion ? Simply by nsing Dr. Boll's
Blood Mixture and observing the rales of
health.
D? TUTTS PILLS
Meet the wants of those who need n safe and
reliable medicine. The immense demand which
has so rapidly followed their introduction is
evidence that they do supply this want, and
proves them to be
St. Joseph's Academy,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA,
Whoso roputatlon for educational
advantages Is unsurpassed through
out tlio St ates.
It is delightfully situated on an
oininonco, commanding an oxten-
Bive vlow of tho surrounding coun
try, amt only twonty minutes ride from Plo
Nono Otdlogo, so that parents Bonding tholr
daughters to tlio Mount and having sons at tho
Oollcgo, can visit both without additional trav
eling rxponsos. Tho stroot cars pass In lmmo-
«1 into vicinity. Tho spacious rooroation grounds
nllord ample space for oxcrclso. Tho now
building comprises study halls, rofoctory.ro-
croatlon hulls and dormitories.
Terms modorato, to suit tlio times.
Young ladios not connoctod with tho Aoade-
my who wish to enjoy tho advantages ot Mu
sic, Needlo Work, otc., will bo rocolvod as prl
vato pupils.
Studies will bo resumed on Tuesday, Sep
tember 26th.
49“ For prospectus 4nd further particulars
address
DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY.
*ep2 rilwAsaSt __
State ApicuMaMMetoical
COLLEGE.
trill Lino Boats to all points
on tho Chattahoocho and Flint 1
rivers will bo as follows :
Flour, per barrel 10 cents
Moal, per loo lbs 6 “
Cotton, per bale 26 “
49“ Theso ratos will expire October 1st.
STKAMK11 WILLI, IV. A. Fry, Captain,
Loaves Saturdays at 9 a m for Apalaolilco-
la, Fla.
49* For furthor Information call on
4\ A. Itl.lNIt,
General Freight Agent.
(Hfleo at f!. K. Hof hstrussor's.tu23 tf
THE MOST POPULAR PILL
r furnished the American people. Th
est medical authorities concede their superiority
over all others, because they possess alterative,
tonic, and healing properties contained in no
other medicine. Being strongly Anti-Bilious,
they expel all humors, correct a vitiated state of
the system, and, being purely vegetable, they
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels in a worse condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, impart a nealthy
tone and vigor before unknown.
|OUR WORDS INDORSEDl
Dr. C. L. MITCHELL, Ft. Moado, Fla., nays:
. . . “ I know the superiority of your fills,
and want to see them used instead of the 1worth
less confounds sold in this country.” . . .
in gold.”
Hid Sick Headache & Piles 30 Years.
. . "I am well. Gaining strength and
day.” . . . It. S. Austin,
flesh every day.'
Springfield, Mass.
He Defies Chills and Fever.
. . . “ With Tati's fills, we defy chills.
Illinois owes you a debt of gratitude.” . .
F. It. Ripley, Chicago, III.
Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents. Office,
35 Murray Street, New York.
nmwwiip
Gray h«ir is changed.to a glossy black by .1
single application ot this dye. It is easily ap
plied, acts like magic, andts as harmless as spring
water. Never dfcappnint*. bold by druggists.
PriceIt.oo. Office,35 Murray btrect, New Y ork.
%
half of
tho Aoadotnlc year, 1877-’8,
will bouln WEDNESDAY, SEP
TEMPER 26TII, 1H77. Tho dis
cipline Is Military. Tuition lor
residents of Alabama or any otlior
Statoor Territory is kkkk.
Eaoh Cadet Irom Alabama, or olsowhero, at
tho beginning or rach term or hall yoar, must
dopoHit with tho Treasurer—
Contingent Foe #6 00
Surgeon’s Foe 2 60
Total Collcgo Foes, por term #7 60
EXPENSES PER TERM
Tuition, froe.
Board and Lodging #4° * r »0 10 60
Washing 4 60 4 60
Fuol, Lights and attendance.... 0 uo 0 00
Total #81 60 *70 60
Cadot Uniforms aro lurnlshod in Auburn at
tho lowest possible rate
Board, washing, fuol, lights, and attendance,
are paid for at the beginning of each month.
For furthor Inlormatlou semi lor Catalogues.
INSURANCE DEPOSIT!
PROMPT COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW
BY JHE
Royal Insurance Company!
Of IjI VEltPOOLi,
AND THE
Ol' HICHMOA 1 >, V^Y.
50 CENTS PER BOTTLEi
B Y ACT of tho Loglnlaturo approved February 28th, 1877, all Flro Insurant
/ ‘ " “ ~ r
Under
STATE MANAGEMENT!
And In daily operation ovor 37 yoars.
910.000$
FOR
SIS
TUESDAY, OCT. 26 and 27, 1877,
KENTUCKY
State Allotment
UF
$67,025 IN PRIZES!
1 Prize of *16,000 I cgj H
1 Prize of 8,ooo j
1 Prize ol 6,000 i . j
1 Prize of 2,600 ® 7
1 Prize ol 2.6O0
1880 Other Prlzos amounting to... 44.926J P*
Whole Tickctff HI OO, 50 W liolo Tick
et* for * 15, 100 Ttckclw lor #90.
Chartered for Educational Institutions. Un
der Charter no postponement '’an over occur.
All or zos paid in full. Official list of drawn
numbers published In N. V. Herald, N. Y.
Sun, and Loulsvlllo Courlor- Journal.
Circulars containing lull particulars froo,
Adilross
MMTIONS A bH lil\NO\,
Manager’s Office, 72 3.1 St., Louisville, Ky.
49* Similar Allotments on tho 16th and last
days ol ovory month during tho yoar.
sop8 ltn
pantos
doing business In this StatoVro required to make adoposit oi *25,000 in State <d Georgia
or united States bonds with the Slato Treasurer, Plgnliylnu tholr Intention ol doing so by
next October. Tho ROY AL INSURANCE COM PAN Y ol Liverpool, and tho VIRGINIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY ol Richmond, Va., ha vo already made tho necessary de
posit with tlio Treasurer, being fully six nmnthH abend ol tho tlino ullowod by law, or throe
months before that when they arc required to signify their Intention.
These Companies, In tho hands of tho undersigned, aro woll known for tholr prompt, carolul
dialing, and ability to meet ull their obligations, and It Pulley holders iiuedod any further
guurantee, they have It now lu tho Deposit so promptly made.
fiihimsuBiis-si
mi
Sells!-fill rM>E
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UKAN-
O O O-nX* i --
49* Sold in Columbus by A. W.
NOW and M, U. 1IOOO A 4 0.
D. F. WILLCOX. Agent.
Notice to the Public.
An Act to alter and amend an
act to change tho place of
holding Legal Sales in the
County of Muscogee- ,
Suction 1. He it enacted, etc., That section
lirstoi an Act to change tho place of holding
legal sales In tho county ot Muscogoo bo so
altered and amended as to rood as follows :
He it enactni. etc., That In tbo county ol Mus
cogee all sales by Shorlfls, Constable#, Kxocu-
torB, Administrators, Guardians and Trustees
may bo hold at any of tho stroot corners on
R E ALESTATE AGENTS.
JOHN BLACKMAR,
Georgia Homo Building, next to Telegraph
Office, Ooiuinhus, Ga.,
Real Estate, Brokerage and Insurance
Agency.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT.
Kofor, by permission, to Banks ol this city.
[nov3,’76 tf)
PHEN1X CARRIAGE 10RK8,
HERRINC A ENCLAND,
East of and opposite Disbrow’s Livorv Stable
OGLETHORPE STREET,
Carriage Work
9»
NEW WORK of Various Stylos.
myiaeodly
Doctors.
U»IC. C. K. ISILS
Okkhjk Ovuk Kknt’h Drug ;
Lawyers.
ALOIV/O A. IMF/',I Ell,
Attorney and 4'onilRUllor at l.»W.
Office Over 120 Broad Stroot.
Practices in State aud Fedoral Courts in
both Georgia and Alabama.
inhlh’77 ly
CIIAULK8
Atioriaei'-uuLaw.
Up stairs ovor C. E. lluclistrasscr’s store.
[lobll,’77 tf]
IlLWI/iT II. IILAWI OKI!,
Attorney nn«l Councilor ut L»h
OtUoo ovor Frazer’s Hardware Store.
JaU’77 ly
A Tl4.MI.Lt ,
I lor no) s n ml ton iih.I lots ni Law
12K Broad Stroot, Culuiubua, Ga.
janl6,’76 ly
i;. k. i iiotias,
PRINTING
BOOK BINDING
Every Description,
LOWEST PRICES!
THOMAS GILBERT,
•I “J 1 t:i ndol |>li St.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
Hot Springs, Ark.
FIRNT-ULAMB IN KVEKY RKNPE4V1’
Tills House Iiiim Itatli-ltooniH under
•ame roof, supplied from the Hoi Spring*
D. BALLENTINE,
_ ERN HOME SCHOOL
for Young Ladles and Little Girls
Established In 1842.
Principals—Miib. Wilbon M.
Caky, Muh Okn. John Pburam
Non .197 and 199 North Charles fetreet.
tho Langungo »pokon.jyi8
%
$1200
S2500I
HAl.VKY.Ivrmxnrn^
No |M .Idling Fx|m*ii
.l.lrr-4 s. A. GKANT /
% V f. A It. Agents wanted. Bmd-
iii**i legitimate. Particulars free.
AiilrwJ WOkTiiaCU.thUuU.ua.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. J. M. MASON, D. D. S.,
Office Over Kuqulror-Sun Office,
COLUMBUS, OA.,
C 1URKS Diseased Gums and
j other diseases ot tho Mouth; L
cures Abscessed Teeth; Inserts*f
Artificial Teeth; Mils Tenth
Gold, or
All wo
teed.
Broad stroet hot ween Bryan and Crawford
streets, ou at anv kki.i lak auction iiouhk
between said streets, In the city of Columbus,
upon giving tbo legal notice designating tho
timo and place of sale
Section 11. Repeals conflicting laws.
In oompllanco
Musoog,
at the Auction House ol
li LCIIT, on tlio cornor of
streets, In the city of Co-
Administrators, Executors, and oth-
lvertislng legal sales, will find it to their
interest to hold them at tho same place.
JACOB G. BURRUS,
Shorifl Muscogee County.
ii the olloetsol Errors
and hold In tutu
Messrs. Ill RSUH
Broad and Craw
lurnbus.
S**p20')d5t
til If t I’ll
MKN Iron
O.and Abu-
hood ltn
!method of treatment. New
< a and romurkahlo remedies
^ tf Book-- and circulars sent froc W
1“ I In sealed envelopes. Address ^
(/) 1C IIOM will VsSfM'f ATIOJf, 419^
< N. Nintii St., Phllmteliihia, m
Pa. An Institntion having a 11
2 high reputation forhonorablo Pi
ei.ntiuid and professional skill'.
r
E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS,,
Advertising Agents,
186 W. Fourth St., CINCINNATI, 0.,
Are authorized to receive advertisements for
this paper. Estimates furnished froo upon ap
plication.
49* Sond two stamps for our Advortlsor’s
Manual.
Over llochstrasH
•’SSto
Ij“
o, Columbus, Georgia.
9,76 ly)
Mvnic 11. BLANDKOKD. Louitt F. G A KHAKI)
lll.AMM Oltl) it CAICKAUD,
AM«»rii« > h and i ihiiim-IIdis al l,i»w
Uffioo No. 07 Broad street, over Wlttiob ^
Klnsel’s Jowolry Store.
Will praollco lu tlio State and Federal Courts
a physiological
View of Marriage!
WOMAN
AOuideto Wedlo
MARRIAGE
priyi
,! A PRIVA_ME01 ADVlSERt ^^ g >lf
Abuse, Excohhob, or Secret Diaonses, with the beat
imuio ofrure, Inrj'i’Jinee*. price fill cW.
A CLINICAL LECTURE on the above diieaie* mid
those of the Tliroatuiifl LungB, Catarrh, Rupture, tiie
Opium Habit,.vr., price 10ct#.
Kit Id-r wot tHixt|»al<l«n recctpt ot price*, or all three,
fotititining .V-t imgi-x. b.mitltlilly illustrat. «l. I»r 7.’* et«.
Addrc.b DR. BUTTS, No. 12 N. Stli St. St. Louia, Mo.
Piano Tuning, Ac.
E. Vt HI.a ■ ,
$100, $200, $500, $1,000.
ALEX. J’KOTHINOHAM &
Ol)., Brokers, No. 19 Wall stroet, Now York,
make desirable Investments In stocks, which
Ireqaep/.ly pay from five to twonty thuos tlio
^tmouht Invested. Stocks bought and carried
4t long as desired on deposit ol throo por cont.
Extd atory eircolars and weekly reports sent
ootai ooilly
Jins Win DIVERSITY,
BALTIMOHE.
The Prograramo of Studies lor tlio yoar be
ginning Sept. 18, 1877, will be sent on appiioa
tlon, julfloaw 4m
Watchmakers.
4’. II. IxEiU IN,
134 Broad Stroot, Columi<us, Ga.
Watches and Clocks repaired lu tho boat
ANHOOD
RESTORED.
Victims of youthful Imprudent-**, who
of ;i sltuplo pre-el
e "f nervoio ib-billty.
Addrcs
l>AVIIlso.\ »Y ( .Nassau .Street,3.K*
OOtoed&w
0Ri3TADORO’S HAIR
DYE
Tin and Copporsmitlis.
b'-st, is indUntanooun in itn action,
•al shudort «f Mite*k <*r
ly applied. U
W5i. i
Worker In Ti
Unlors irom abr
jyl,’76
el Iron, Co|»i M>
nptly attended to.
174 Broad Street.
W F. TICNER, Dontlst.^a
Ovku Mason’s Dui <» stohk
Randolph Street, Columbus,
m
\ l» ' i l M> ll imd“lla!r JOSEPH
in^ T New 0 V<Pr'k. Pr0prlet0r> °*
B onds.
I770R SALE, a fow City of Columbus Bonds
L 1 of tlio new Issue, with acrued Interest since
April 1st. Coupons, April and October, re
ceivable lor Taxes mot all other City dues.
JOII.M BU4HMAK.
> auiu tf Broker,