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e DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13. 1877. UROKUiA NEWH, —The State Hoad loRHees have paid into the Treasury thus far $(2,000,000. —A young son of Ool. . HHzlohnrst, of Macon, was badly hurt Tuesday by a fall from a horse. —Mr. Adam Johnston has resigned the Chairmanship of the County Democratic Executive Committoe, of Hiohmoud county. —A negro near Quitman, who had at tempted to rape a lady, was killed while attempting to escape from his pursuers. Served him right. A custom prevalent in Maoon is when a young man's adorable steps off with an other fellow, his friends considerately sit down and apprise him of tho faot in n pensive noto wrapped in crapo. —Friday morning, near Trenton, as the section hands on section No. 2 of A. and C. U. K. were going out to work, a negro man fell from the lever oar in front, and was run over and instantly killed, Mr. Handy Faulk, of Irwin county, killed a doer near tho Willocoochee river a few days ago that measured four feet high and six feet long, and Weighed, after be iug butchered, two hundred pounds. —Congressman Hon. J. H. Blount ap pointed to West Point Mr. G. Simmons, the cadet from tho Sixth Goorgia Die trict. He is a Hon of Hon. T. J. Sim mons, ex-President of the Sate Senate. —On last Wednesday night the saw and grist mill of Messrs Bozeman & Lewis, two and a half inilos northwest of Quit man, was completely destroyed by iiro, together with 32,000 feet of lumber. Loss $1,200. —Governors Drew' and Colquitt are an- nouucod to review tho Florida and Geor gia troops expected at the fair at Thomas- ville, Ga., on the 23d of Oetohor. There will also bo shooting rnatohos between the rillo teams of the two States. —Tho Board of Commissioners of Floyd county, on Saturday last, assessed the tax for oounty purposes at sixty cents ou the $100. The State tax is fifty cents, which makes tho State and county $1.10 on the $100, throe cents higher than last year, —Tho following aro the appointees to tho West Point Military Academy from this State : Cadet Erwir, of Savannah Cadet Carrington, of Milledgeville; Cadet Trippe, of Augusta; Cadet Forsyth, of At lanta; Cadet Hubert, of Cartersville; Ca det llall, of Americus; Cadet Hollis, of Nownan; and Cadet Hodgson, of Athons —The officers of the army stationed at. Atlanta have raised a fund sufficient to purchase tho plot of ground upon which Gouoral McPherson was killed. Tho spot haB boon marked with a Parrot gun firmly sot in tho ground, and the lot has boon in closed with a substantial iron fence, The trees whioh grow in the plot still bear marks of shot. —The State Fair is going to be such poor “shop” that they aro trying to raiso monoy to import a fast horse to Bhow as an agricultural product of Goorgia. They want $2,500, and wo hoar haven’t a thou sand in money yet, nor anvtbing like it. All who nttend that fair will be worse sold than at the former store advertising exhibitions. They might induoo Mrs. Oates to come. —On tho 5th instant tho Mayor of Au gusta snspoudod Sergeant Ivey end Pri vate Montcrief, of tho police foroo, on the charge of conduct unbecoming n po lice officer; first, because they loft tho City Hall without permission, while on sleeping detail; and, second, that they wont into a bar room while on duty, and while there witnessed a disturbance, which thoy fulled to report. —At tho election last week at Albany by the stockholders of the Southwestern Georgia Industrial Association, for a site upon which to erect build ; ngs, the offer of Col. Nelson Tift was accepted by largo majority, and tho fair grounds are to bo tho boautiful site on Flint river bordering tho northern limits of tho city, Tho tract consists of thirty- five or forty acres, with a wide stroet all rronnd, and in a most desirable place for suoh use. We congratulate tho association upon this beginning. —For tho benefit or the father Josiah Holland, of Midvilie, Burk county, Ga, we publish tho following in tho hope that it may lead to tho reoovory of his lost child: In tho year 18C5, my wife, Polly Ann Holland, ran away from Burke coufl ty, Georgia, with a man by the name of A. L. llnthoock, and carried with her my daughter, Emma Virginia Holland, born in February, 18G2, and now about fifteen years of ago. The child was of florid complexion. Description of the mother of tho child is as follows: Aged thirty- nine years,born and raised in Burke ooun ty, Goorgia,^complexion light, gray eyes, light hair, about fivo foot aud six iuches high. I am anxious to recover my daugh ter in. order to educate and provide for . her, aud ask the friends of humanity everywhere to give mo any information thatmay lead to the disooveiy of her pre sent whereabouts. Any information* ooramunionted to tho editor of tho Swains- boro Herald will bo forwarded to the fa- thor. MEDAL TO NitJ. THUS. U. JOKES* OF ALABAMA. RE-UNION OF FEDERAL AND CONFEDERATE SOI.DIERS. Marietta^)., Sept., 8, 1877. special to the Chloagrarihuno.] Tho oratorical oxercisou to-day wore more than usually interesting, aud were no less novel than interesting. Tho moetiug was hold in tho speaking pavilion, at which a medal was presented to Maj. Thomas G. Jones, of Montgomery, Ala., lato of tbe Confodorato sorviee, by Gen. W. P. Hiohardson, of this plaoo, in bo~ balf of tho votorans of Massachusetts. Maj. Jones will bo rouiemboroa as orator at tho momorial serviees to tho Confed erate dead at Montgomery in April souio years sinco, on which occasion his nttor- aneos iu favor of a policy of oouciliation wore so strong, and his declaration of patriotism woro so marked that tho Massachusetts soldiers determined to prosent him with a medal in commemora tion thereof. The donors seiootod tho Marietta re-union as the time and place for the presentation, and chose Gen. W. P. Hiohardson to make tho presentation, which he dul this morning, according to programme, in a very ueat speech. Maj. Jones responded eloquently and fooliogly and was warmly welcomed by tho on- thiiHiastio audience. A scone so unusual ns this promised to l>e attracted a largo concourse of pooplo to tho pavilion, who eutorod into tho spirit of the occasion fully. Mu j. Jones was followed by Gen. Powell, who spoke briofiy, his remarks being oonfinod chiefiy to war rominisoen- oes, discussing matters of present mo 1 inont very lightly^ ^ Clear thought and vigorous action de pend upon that perfect condition of ays tom resulting from pure blood. When symptoms provocative of dullness and in activity present themselves, then use at onoe Dr. Bull’s Blood Mixture. EDUCATIONAL. State Agricultural and Mechanical COLLEGE. T liK FIRST TERM or half of tho Aoademlo yoar, 1877-’8, will hOKln WEDNESDAY, SEP TEMBER sidTH, 1677. Tho dis cipline la Military. Tuition lor rosldonts of Alabama or any othor State or Territory Is pukk. Each Cadot from Alabama, or olsowhero, at tho beginning of i nch term or half yoar, must deposit with tho Troasuror—• Contiugont Foo *6 oo Surgeon’s Foo 9 f*> Total Collogo Foes, portorm $7 60 EXPENSES PER TERM : Tuition, tree. Board and Lodging *40 60 to $68 60 Washing 4 60 4 60 Fuol, Lights and attendaneo.... 9 oo y oo Surgeon’s Foo a 50 9 60 Contingent Foo 6 00 6 00 Total |U)l 60 *79 60 Cadet Uniforms aro furnished In Auburn at the lowost posslblo rate. Board, washing, luol, lights, and attendance, are paid for at tho boginning of each month. For lurthor information semi for Catalogues. Add tops any uiombor of'the Faculty, or I. T. TICHENOK, President. Aiiburn, Ala., July 90th, 1877. augll til octl BALTIMORE SOUTH Hern home school lor Young Ladies and Little Girls. Established In 1849. Principals—Mus. Wilson M. Cary, Mub.Gkn. John Pkukam, Noa.197 ami 199 North Charles street. French the Language spokon.jyi8 ood9in T II E Atlantic Coast Line GILBERT’S PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK - BINDERY, Opposite the Post-Office, No. 42 RANDOLPH STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, A Youno Girl Kidnaped.—The Jack sonville Sun and Hem of tho 8th says: Considerable oxcitemout has been ocen Bionod at Mayport by tho stealing of a youug whito girl by a negro, and their disappoaranco. Tho facts as stated aro thcBO : During Wednesday night the resi dence of Mrs. Grisham, on Talbot Island, was entered by a man, supposed to bo a negro named Abraham Irvine, and a girl botwoon thirteen and fourtoen years of ago was taken from hor bod and carried away. Tho girl’s father, armed with a gun, started in pursuit tho next morning aud tracked tho two to tho landing, whoro ho dipcovorod that his boat was missing. Procuring another, ho continued the pur suit and found his boat at Cedar Point. Landing there, ho trackod the negro and girl a distance of five milos, to Clapboard crook, whoro ho lost all trace of them, and onmo to this city yesterday to got as sistance for continuing tho search. Wales' Indian Presents. London Lottor.J I doubt if Solomon evor saw anything so gorgeous as this collection at Bethnal Green. Fancy a whole largo glass easo full of gold and silvor gems. All ablaze with diamonds! Imagine a bedstead whoso covorlot, pil’ows and curtains nre made of India shawls of the finest toxturo ever turnod out from tho looms of Crsh- mero! Conjure up a dressing-gown com posed of tho plumage of the backs of millions of gorgoous-huod humming birds ! Soo for yourself a palanquin of ftorfioso shell, inlaid with gold, with downy cushions covered with strange stuffs whoso woof seems as if it woro dia monds, its web rubies and emeralds. One glass case is full of jowelod swords, all of enormous value and groat beauty. Tho handsomest came from Delhi, nnd with its jeweled hilt nnd sonbbard and waist bolt is valved at $50,000. Passenger 1 tonics TO ALL POINTS NORTH and EAST Reorganized for tho summer of 1877. Present tho following attractive Linos to tho altoutlou oi all North-bound Tourists and Travelers: Route No. 1—All Rail. Via Macon, Augusta, Wilmington and Rich mond. 13 llotii'M 25 IIIiIIII(CM Columbus to Now York. liiM being -I Clours quicker Time than by any oilier Line. did Day Trains from Columbus to Augusta, with Pullman Sleeping Car attached at Macon ior Wilmington. Through train Wilmington to Rich mond aud Now York, with Pullman Stooping Cars attaolied at Rich* rnond for Now York. ALLCI1 ANDUS at S EASON ABLE HOURS aud into Ol.EAN and PROPERLY VENTILATED OARS. Route No. 2—Bay Line. Uvor tho samo Lines to Wilmington as by Route No. 1. Thonco by Through Train to Portsmouth, Va. Thonco at 6:40 i» m daily (except Sunday) by tho magniiicont Steamers ol tho Bay Lino to Baltimore. Thonco by New York Exprosb—arriving iu Now York at 3:06 A 61 hours run, only 7 hours In oxcoss of all rail liiuo, with the advantage ol undisturbod night's rost, aud superior accommodations ou tho Chesapeake Bay. Route No. 3-The Old Do minion Line. The samo Lines to Wilmington and Ports- month as Routes 1 and 9. Thonco on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6.4<' i» m by tho magniiicont sldo-whoel steamships ol tho Old Dominion Company, whioh invariably arrive at thoir Now York wharvos by u i* m. A through run ol bu hours, combining tho os- sontial oloments of cheapness, speed and oom- fort. Pi Tuesdays aud Fridays D? TUTTS PILLS Meet the wgnts of those who need a sate and reliable medicine. The immense demand which has so rapidly followed their introduction is evidence that they do supply litis want, and proves them to be THE MOST POPULAR PILL furnished the American people. The high tedical authorities concede their superiority all others, because they po ALAHAMA NEWS. —The lionso of Mr. Geo. P. Kelly was bnrnod in Mobile Monday. Insnrod for $2,000. —Tho drontk of the pust twenty days has injured the crops iu Henry county inoro than all othor combined disasters of the year. Cotton, cane, poas, potatoes and all Into crops boing cat very short. —Messrs. Cobb, Wilson and Edwards have been employed to collect tho taxes claimed to be duo Chilton county by tho S. & N. and S., H. & D. railroads. Tho tuxes claimed aro duo for tho years from 1870 to 1870 inclusive, and amount to $30,000 —Tho Chambers Cltyper: These exquis ite linos were addressed to Prof. It. E. Black (on his rendition of Gottsohalk’s “lticardati,”) by Mrs. Sophia Bolliug, of Montgomery, aged 80: Oh! music, It is in those wo lind Tho purest solaco to this world given; Thou art tho language of tho mind That broat lios tho tono ol Hoaven. My weary spirit owns thyioft control, whllo strains liko this vibrato on tho soul. —Tuesday tbe lust, with tho the exception of sixtoen iu number, of tho Federal sol diers who, sinco 18G5 have, in largo num bers been quartered in Alabama, started on tho South nnd North road for tho city of Pittsburg, Pn. The sixtoon remain to protect tho arsenal at Mt. Vernon, on tho Alabama river. Also Forts Gaines and Morgan in Mobile Bay. —On Monday evening last, while gath ering rnillot in his field, Mr. Milton Bar- gens, of Marshal county, was bitten by a venomous land moccasin. Tho reptile was lying in a elnstor of bushes, nnd the mower catchiug it on his blade threw :t behind him, and it fell square into tl.e bosom of Mr. Bugoss, some distauoo off, and before ho could jork it away he was bitten on tho broast. Dr. Soott was op portunely in tho neighborhood, and call< d in and proscribed besides tho usual anti dote for poison, whiskey, a poultice of red oinions. The application of this poultice will effectually extract poison of snakes without the use of whiskey even. The onions are to be heated and mashed into n ponltioo and applied. The Doctor has heard of many cures by the onion treatment, and says that tbe virtue of tho onion in poisons is admitted by regular physicians. Mr. Burgess is doing well. Snakes are mad in Marshal conuty, sev eral persons reported bitten recently. t . altcrntlv and healing properties contained in i Other medicine. Being strongly Anti-ltil they expel all humors, correct the system, nnd, being J ~t, like other pills, them, but. itinted ly vegetable, limy the stomach and than they found the contrary, impart a healthy tone and vigor before unknown. gUR WORDS INDORSED Dr. C. L. MITCHELL, Ft. Meade, Fla. . . . “/know the superiority of your pills, and want to see them used instead of the -worth less compounds sold iu this country. . . Rev. R. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky„ says . . . “ Tit It's fills are worth their weight in gold.” . . Had Sick Headache A Piles 30 Years. . . . “/ am well. Gaining strength flesh every day.” Springfield, Mass. He Defies Chills and Fever. . . . “ With Tutl's fills, we defy chills. Illinois owes you a debt of gratitude.” . . F. R. Ripley, Chicago, III. Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents. Ofticc, 35 Murray Street, New York. U. S. ‘Austin Is prepared to do every description of work desired by WAREHOUSEMEN, MERCHANTS, RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, SOCIETIES, CORPORATIONS, AND TIIE PUBLIC GENERALLY. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. M. M. HIRSCH. JACOB HECHT. G-BNBFtAL AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OPPOSITE COLUMBUS, RANKIN HOUSE, GEORGIA. C. S. HARRISON, Auctioneer and Salesman. BONDS, MERCHANDISE, LIVE Administrators' and other Legal Sales tml fluri public orly of any doscrlpt «T LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, which are respeotfully Solicited. KEFERENOKS, by permission : Chattahoocheo National Bank, National Bank of Colum- 13 Eagie x Phonix Manulacturlng Company. ('oh nub us. (la., August 90, 1877. mh4 dly* CROCERIES. A. HI. AI.I.KN, l*r»Nl«lont, O. H. JORDAN, Treasurer. PIONEER STORES. CHARTERED CAPITAL $50,000. lth oounoct closely thin Lino. For Tickets, Chocks, Time cards, anil nil In formation, apply to W 11 WILLIAMS, Ticket Agent, at Passenger Bopot, Southwestern Railroad. A l'l»l*E, Oonoral Putfsougor Agoiil. J H WHITE, Southern Passenger AKont. HUgfi 9111 New Advortisements. Organs, 9 stops, *45; U stops, *tJ6; 19 stops, only *76. Nearly now 1 Set Rood 12 Stop. Sub Bass St Octavo Uouplor Organs, cost over *860, only *65. Lowost prices over ollorod sont on 16 days tost trial. You ask why 1 oiler so clump? 1 reply, llanl Times. Result sales over 1,000,oou annu ally, War rotmnoncod by monopolists. Be ware anonymous Oiicular. WriteVor explana tion. Battle raging. Full particulars iroo. Address Dniiiot I - linily Uahliinuton Now Jersey. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, N. C. PREPARATORY CLASS. Taught by llio Profs, of Latin, Grook and Mathematics. Sos-iun bogins Sopt. 97, 1877. Send lor catalogue to J. it. BLAKE, chair man of Faoulty. (TCC ftweuk in your own town. Tonus and 3>DU *5outlit free. 11. 11ALLKTT & CO., Portland, Malno. jiiP' Extra Vino Mixed Cards, with name, *<» conts, post-paid. L. JONES & CO. Nassau, N. Y. BEBHE3MB Gray hair i9 changed to a glossy black by single application ot this dye. It is easily ap plied, acts like magic, nnd is as harmless as spring water. Never disappoints. Sold by druggists. Price $1.00. Oflicc,35 Murray Street, New York 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE: 3T±10a U3d S1N30 OS Is 1*178.. .P?E3 B E Sh rpSinii s.g:§s£?s-->: if "d L-fii 2 1 o >/. a cr M fs4*;£L jfffj HS3 11-“ i 3 0 Ms R ii tn S ‘ B8-&I r- A*- j>md in Columbus by A. M. 111C AN NON aud N, D. HOOD d CO. [augl*dftg^L ANHOOD RESTORED. Victims of youthful '.noprudo . wh» will loam the speedy cure of nervous debility, premature ilecav. lost manhood, anil nl disorders brought on by excesses. Any _ _ druggist lias thV ingredients. Addrtijfll DAVIDSON \ CO.,SO .Nassau Street,.N.** ootoedfcw The establishment is complete, and facilities ample to do all styles of work, from a VISITING CARD to a POSTER, and from a RECEIPT BOOK to a ROYAL LEDGER, or a large Quarto Volume. Having an immense quantity and large assortment (which is constantly being increased by new designs and styles,) of Pioneer Building, Front Street, opposite E. & P. Mills. Two New Stores Full of New Goodsl . AGENTS OF CHEWACLA LIME CO., AND Wholesale and Retail Dealers In General Merchandise. Grocery Department. Dry Coods Department. Crockery of Every Style- Clothing in Endless Variety. Boots and Shoes, specially made for us. Fvorytliiug now'. Everything bought for caHh. Everything Hold cIoho. Tho cele brated CHEWACLA LIME, by car load, barrel or bunhel. All retail purehaues de livered iu Brownevillo, Girard, Rose Jlill, Wynnton aud tho city. A. M. ALLEN, lato Allen, Freer &. Illgea; OSCAlt S. JORDAN, late Halesman Eagle and Fhonix ; TUGS. CHAFMAN, lato Chapman & Veratillo ; WM. COOPER, ate grocer, will bo happy to hop yon.angT.bdtf Six PRESSES, Run by Steam-Power, And the most extensive Stock of PAPER, BILL and LETTER HEADS, CARDS, TAGS, cfco., Evor torouglit to Columbus, No delay can occur, or Satisfaction fail to be given, botli iu PRICE AND QUALITY OP WORK. PAMPHLET WORK., SUCH AS MINUTES, REPORTS OF CORPORATIONS ou ASSOCIATIONS, SCHOOL CATALOGUES, &c., Printed at short notice, in the best style, and at low rales. Ait examination of Prices ami Stock is aslccd, (juaranlcciutj Good and Reliable Workmanship, with Promptness. All inquiries in reference to Work and Prices will receive immediate attention. THOS. GILBERT, is. 'n. COLUMBUS, QA. aMggiB Those Terrible HonriRcheB Generated by obstructed secretions, ami to which ladles are especially subject, can always bo re Moved and their recurrences provonted by tho use nl Tar- RANT’S EKPBRVISSOKNT SKLTZBU ArKUIKNT. Procurable at all drug stores. Only Five Dollars FOR AN ACRE! A FARM FOR $200 in oasy paymonts with low rates ol Interest, 8EOURE IT NOW! Full information sent iroo, address o. F. DAVIS, l.nml Agimt IJ. P. 1C., OMAHA, M l'.. $55, Augusta, Me. BOOK-BINDERY THE CENTENNIAL STOKES HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1,000 BUSHELS GENUINE RUST - PROOF OATS! W. A. SWIFT, deelfi ood&wly Proprietor. Opposite JPost-Oflice, COLTJMBTJS, GEORGIA. ui < 3 I— 1 V) CQ O I MEN from tho oiioctsof fcrrors O and Abuses In oarly life. Man hood Ui-htorcd Impediments to Marrtago Koim vod. Now mol hod ol treatment. Now and remarkable remedies Books and circular sent true In sealed envelopes. Address' HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 ^ N. Ninth St., Philadelphia, m Pa. An lnetitntlon having a 1 1 high reputation lor honorable q onduct ami professional skill'. Genuine Rust-Proof Oats. 1.000 Bushels for Sale. Put up In NEW BURLAPS—Four Bushels to tho Sack. Apply to GLO. P. SWIFT fc SUN, Many additions have been made to this Department. It is very complete, and work in that line cannot bo surpassed for finish and durability. Orders solicited, and special atten tion given to the making of COURT RECORDS, MINUTES, DOCKETS, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, RAILROAD, STEAMROAT, AND Corporation Rooks of all kinds. Under STATE MANAGEMENT! And In dally operation ovor .17 years. $15,000$ FOR SIS TUESDAY, OCT. 26 and 27, 1877. KENT1ICKY State Allotment OF $67,925 IN PRIZES! I Prixo ol *16,000 | <xiH I Prizo of 8,non £ I Prize ol 6,ooo | 7' - 1 Prizo of 9,600!*"' I Prize of 9,600 1HHW Other Prizes amounting to 44.996 j • P W hole TIckclNki .OO, r>» Whole Tick- ctw for % 13, IOO TlckolN lor glM). Chartered for Fducatlunal institutions. Un der Chartor no postponement can ever occur. All prizes paid in full. Olticiul Ust ol drawn numbers published in N. Y. Herald, N. Y. Sun, an»l Louisville Courier Journal. Circulars containing lull particulars free, Address SIMMONS A DICKINSON, Manager’s Olllco, 79 3d St., Louisville, Ky. Mjr Similar Allotments on the 16lh and lust days ol ovory month during tho year. SopH Dn GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Hot Springs, Ark. IIKNT-CLANN IN EVERY RESPECT Tills House lias Itatli-ltooiiiH under ■amu roof, supplied from the Hoi .Springe. D. BALLENTINE, mh97dflm Proprietor. E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS., Advertising Agents, 186 W. Fourth St., CINCINNATI, 0., Are authorized to receive advertisements for this papor. Estimates furnished tree upon ap plication. 4LP Send two stamps for our Advertiser’s Manual. Doctors. II. C. E. ENTEN. i Duuu Stouk. Lawyers. ALONZO A. DO/IEK, Attorney ami ComiNcllor ut Law. Olllco Ovor 190 Broad Street. Practices In State and Federal Courts in both Georgia and Alabama. tnhl8'77 ly CIIAKLEM COLEMAN, /\lloruey-ttl.LttW. Up stairs over G. K. Uoehstrusser’s store, j lubl I ,'77 tfj HEN NETT II. CKAWEOKO, Attorney anil Counnellor at Uw. Olliee ovor Frazer’s Hardware Storo. Jal4’77 ly lUSHS CUAWrORD. J. M.M’NBILL. (KVUIOKIU McNIELL, Attorney a land CouaiMellorM tat. Ltaw, 198 Bread Street, Columbus, Ga. janlt),’70 ly K. E. THO M AN, Attorney nnd Couninellor at Liaav. Omojc: Over llochstrasser’sStore, Columbus, Georgia. ijan9,7tf ly] Mvhk U. Ulandvoud. Louis F.Gauuaku ULANDI’OKD A 44 A It KA ICO, Attorneys ttnd fonnaellors tat Lnw Will practice In the state and Federal Courts p4 ' 7.) NOTICE I Ono Hundred Cooking Stoves ! FOR SALE for 30 DAYS For less money than thoy were over sold at in Columbus, at 161 Broad Stroet, Columbus, Gu. E. N. IIAYN. au90 I in Reduction in Rates. MAGAZINES MUSIC NEWSPAPERS, &c, HANDSOMELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY BOUND. I confidently refer to the many ordern filled of this class of work, and the satisfaction given. ^^K^Send orders, which shall receive prompt attention, to Planters’ Warehouse 1 $39 Uvulari tree. J • THOS. GILBERT, • 42 RANDOLPH STREET, July IS, ’77. Columbus Ga on tho Chuttahoocho and Flint" rivers will bo us follows : Flour, per barrel 10 cent* Meal, pur l<x> lbs 6 “ Cotton, per bale 96 “ Aw- Those rates will oxplro October 1st. STEAM HI! WILLY, W. A. Try, Captain, Loaves Saturdays at 9 a m lor Apulachlco la, Fla. 44* For lurthor Information call on V. A. K I.INK, General Freight Agent. Olllco at C. h Uoohstrassor’s. )u23 tf Johns Hopkins UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE. Tito I’rograrimiu Hi Muilloa l«.r tho year be- KlnulDg Sei't. 1H, 1-77, ulll t.u s.'iitt.n IOO, JUl8 0»W *m Piano Tunine; y &c. E. 1A HLAI', topatrer and Tunor ol Pianos, Organs and Accordoons. Sign Painting also done. Orders may bo lolt ut J W Poaso Nor- uni’s Book Storo.iep5,»76 Watchmakers. 4J. II. LE41IJIN, IV a t c li iu u k e r, 134 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. Watches and Clocks repalrod in the best manner and warranted.jyl,*76 Tin and Coppersmiths. wm. it;e, Worker ill Tin, Nlicct Iron, Copper Orders from abroad promptly attended to. jyl,’7fl No. 174 Broad Stroet. BEAL ESTATE ACBWT8. JOHN BLACHUAB, Georgia Homo Building, next to Tolegraph Offlco, Columbus, Ga., Real Estate, Brokerage and Insurance Agency. LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT. Roler, by permission, to Batiks ut this city. (nov3,’76 tf i PHENIX CARRIAGE WORKS. HERRINC a ENGLAND, East of and opposite Disbrow'sLiverv Stable, OGLETHORPE STREET, potent Workmen to do Carriage Work NEW WORK of Various Stylsa. •uyU .villy
