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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1K7S.
largest city circulation
AN» NOBIS THAN
TWICE THE LARGEST AGGREGATE
cinci.'i.A'no> i
The probabilities to-day are for
clear by partly cloudy weather, light
variable windh, stationary or higher
pressure.
Viuoinia has thirty-nine living
ex-members of Congress.
•‘♦■■A
Minnik, tlie colored cadet, ha*
l>een persecuted till lie hua been com-
pel led to leave West l’olnt.
Gen. Biuki.db wiih, on the death of
Gen. Ijaniarlciere, ofit 1 red the com
mand of tlie papal army by Pin* IX.
The proffer wa* made through Arcli-
bi*hop Huglie*.
Horn Houkcm of tlie Mi**i**ippi
legislature have inKtrueted tlielr
Senator* and Hepreaentati ve* In Con
gress to vote for the Hilvcr hill. The
reHolution originated in the Houhc,
and, after a brief delay, wa* adopted
in the Senate. The latter nctlon wa*
had on Tliurnday lu*t.
Tiikiu: Is u spring on tlie farm of
Daniel Cork, of Klttery, Maine, <lis-
covered live year* ago. Whenever a
drought become* so severe that all
tlie other spring* in the vicinity fail
to yield water, till* one begin* blisi-
ncHH, and keep* it lip until rain enough
fall* to start the others, when it im
mediately knocks oil'.
This loan* contracted by ltu**ia
during IH77, to aid in the prosecution
of tlie war against Turkey, amounted
to £. r d,ooo,nou. The revenue for 1H7II
wa* £70,000,000; a falling oil' from
1875, when it wa* £711,207,000. The
decrea*e for 1877 will be *tll more;
and the pruH|>cet for 1878 is even
worse.
Jacob Brown, an old man, seven
ty-three years of ago, a resident of
Martinsville, IS'. J., attended service*
at the Methodist church in Hint place
lust Sunday morning. After tlie ser
mon, Mr. Itniwn wns requested t<
lead in prayer. He made an earnest
prayer, and as lie uttered the word
“Amen t" lie fell dead of heart dis
ense.
Wii.i.iam H. Vakdkiiiiilt was
exonerated from all blame in run
nlng over a poor Inlioriiig mull in
New York some time since. The
man died from thecftectof the blow
but. the coroner's jury seemed to si*
no relation between ciuiho and oll'ect,
Mr. Vanderbilt drives IiIihhIciI horse*
they needed exercise, and it wa*
clearly the duty of the man to got
out of the way of the team.
Ludicrous.—The New York Hoard
of Trade and Arbitration have met
and pussed resolutions to tlie purport'
that silver I* a drug in that market.
Does not such action have n most
nonsensical appearance when lmsi-
nos* house* are toppling daily 7 If
there is a plethora of silver, why do
they grumble so much about hard
times,and fail every few hours'.’ We of
the South desire some of that plethora
very badly.
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Casanavh, one of the negroes on
the Louisiana Returning Hoard, re
marked while in prison tlie other duy
that it wusnsingulareolneideneethat
he went to prison in Washington on
the Utitli duy of January, 1877, for
Hayes’ sake, and on the UOtli of Jan
uary, 1878, he iigaln went to prison
for the hcncllt of tlie same patriots in
New Orleans. lie begins to wonder
If It Is going to be all prison for Casa-
nave and all sunshine and smiles for
Hayes. C’asanave ha* no otllee, and
this thing of being snatched away
from the collin business to resist in
dungeons, hi order that Hayes may
feast In greatness, begins to fatigue
him. He is hitter, and fisds as badly
left as a seduced and uhniidnncd vir
gin.
In the otllcial report of the battle of
Antietum, Gen. McClellan stales that
the Federal forces, of all arms, which
took part in Hint engagement num
bered 87,(NX). Col. Taylor says that
the entire Confederate force in tills
battle was .'15,255. At the battle of
Gettysburg, according to the telegram
sent by Gen. Hooker to Gen. Hallaek
on the U7th ofjune, the Federal army
numbered 105,000, exclusive of officers;
or about llU.Oon all told. Col. Taylor
puts the Confederate army then pre
sent at (12,000, everything included.
In tlie last des]ierate struggle, which
ended In tlie surrender of Leo, (In
difference between the combatants
was still greater; Gen. Grant’s army
outnumbering that of Ills opponent at
least three to one.
Till: KAMTKBN NI'KNTION.
It swms to be in a muddle. The
Powers are to have a conference soon
at Vienna. England, Russia, Prus
sia, Austria, Italy, France and Tur
key are the signatories of the Treaty
of Purls. They are to discuss points
in the protocol, or hinted at, and that
instrument does not seem particular
ly satisfactory, to any nation. The
Cxar says In his address to the troops,
“We are fur from the end?" The on
ly comfort in tlie business is the light
ing is over. It would seem
that with nil the other Powers
vitally interested in the boundary
and kindred questions, they certainly
can restain the arrogance and preten
sion of the Cear and tench him he
has gone fur enough. His tlnances
are at as low an ebb us they can Well
be, and he ran not afford to bid detl-
anoe to a union of all tlie Powers, or
even a few of them. It is hardly
probable there will be more lighting.
PEACE IN THE EAMT.
It would now seem that |ieaee Is
certain between Russia and Turkey.
Tlie preliminaries have been signed
and the orders have been issued for
Muscovite iirmie* to lie stopped. The
term* nppear unsatisfactory to the
Powers. That the four of conflict Is al
layed in England Is evidenced by tlie
slight advance of cotton In Liverpool.
No hopes need be entertained of any
material upward movement in the
staple, for the simple reason Un-
American crop will be too large. The
Indications now are of a yield hardly
much less than la*t year, if it does
not exceed it. With peace, however,
will come a restoration of confidence
and a revived trade which will cause
the present heavy stocks to be moved.
On the conclusion of hostilities a
mass of men and money will be di
verted to industrial pursuits, and
trust be restored hi the financial dr
ies that in certain respects rule the
world.
In regard to the ulterior terms of
peace the Powers will have a word to
say. The preliminaries only concern
Russia and Turkey, but the final set
tlement has regard for the whole of
F.urope. That balance of |Kiwer must
be maintained, and none are willing
to give the prepondering influence to
Russia which her autocrat desires.
Hence, a conference of all of them
will soon be held at Vienna when the
finesse of diplomacy will supercede
the pcrogatlves of the sword.
The only question which concerns
us is that the war Is over and the
money which was required to slaugh
ter men, and buy arms and nmuni-
tlon can be devoted to the great chan
nel* of commerce, and there wdll be
more men to till the soil and fewer to
ut each other's throats, and there’s a
]Kissiblllty that our main staple may
lie slightly enhanced.
One of the greatest blessings of the
armistice will be the relief of tele
graph operators and night editors,
In the Inst few months they him
ached their eyes and saddened hearts
by endeavoring to decipher and
pronounce the most barluirous
of names—the most uncouth the
world has ever known—-appellations
with the greatest aggregation of eon-
sonants und tin- sparsest quantity of
vowels, that to look at on a telegraph
ic sheet makes tlie soul sick. The
stoppage of the war will considerably
cheek, In the respective offices, the
Issue of many an expletive more forci
ble than elegant. Peace has come,
und devout thanks are returned.
KX-II1IV, HEN l>KICKS.
Mr. August Belmont was once upon
a time Chairman of the National
Democratic Committee. He is the
agent of tlie Rothschild* in this coun
try and a millionaire. He is num
bered uniting those who are opposed
to silver, and desire gold for the bonds
for which they paid in greenbacks.
Congressman Felton calls them
wreckers. It now seems Mr. Belmont
Is trying to “wreck” Gov. Hendricks
and has signally failed. Mr. Helmont
endeavored by a late publication to
show that Gov. Hendricks to be con
sistent must la- a gold advocate. Gov.
Hendricks answers promptly and
contrmRcta the ideas attributed
to him. Ho says lie very much
desires to be considered consistent,
but he hail rather he certain he was
right than consistent. He then
proves from the record tlint in none
of Ids speeehc-s was a doubt expressed
that silver was not coin. The sub
ject was not even questioned until
lately. The only thing debated was
whether bonds should he paid in
greenbacks. He also quotes to prove
he always regarded silver as “coin”
when spoken of in the acts of Con
gress. Gov. Hendricks is the repre
sentative of the West und South on
tin- subject, nor have the “wreckers”
caught him by a cunningly devised
siilitifiige. He Is not afraid to say
what he think*.
AN I'NRIASED OPINION.
From Comlev’s Biographical Ency
clopedia of the distinguished men of
the Empire State, we clip the follow
ing ; “Every nation owes its |>eculiar
diameter, its prosperity—in brief,
everything that distinguishes it as an
individual nation—to the few men
belonging to it who have the courage
to step beyond the boundaries pre
scribed by partisanship, professional
traditions, or social customs. Ill pro
fessional, no less than politicul life,
there occasionally arise men who
burst the fetters of conventionalism,
Indignantly rejecting tlie arbitrary
limits, imposed iqsm their activity,
and step boldly forward into new
fields of enterprise. We call these
men self-made. The Nation claims
them as her proudest ornaments—the
men upon whom she can rely, in
peuce for her glory, in wur for her
succor. Of this class of men the
medical profession has furnished
distinguished example in the success
ful and justly celebrated physician,
l)r. It. V. Fierce, of Rufliilo, N. Y.,
and any history treating of the in
dustries of tlie Empire State would
he Incomplete without n sketch of his
useful life und earnest work." I)r.
Fierce is well known to our reader*
by his popular Family Remedies and
his excellent manual of domestic
medicine, “The Feople’s Common
Sense Medical Adviser.”
The Greatest Medical Triumph
of Modem Times.
aded by Physicians.
Indorsed by Clergymen-
Dims Pith h,v« gained a popularity unparal-
Uled. Druggist* everywhere say
their sale is unprecedented.
The Reason is Obvious.
They are no worthless nostr um, putted
up to deceive the credulous, but are tlio
renult of Ionic research, by a chemist
ami phrHlcIan of thirty yearn* experi
ence, who values his reputation more
than gold.
What Tuffs Pills will do.
THEY CURE
-Colie.
- UPV /Mine SICK Headache. Foul hrcfilh,
THEY CURE Jaundice, Flatulence, and In
digestion.
THFY GIVE Appetite. Fleth to tlir I’.ody,
IMfcl ami dlanel Low Spirits.
TMFY AfiT on tlio Wood, and remove a’.l
inti I impurities^
THEY CURE OouTHTIjunmatlsin, and Kid-
THEY CURE nffasrn. Heartburn, amt
Third Florida Fair.
Nperial In the Enquirer-Nun.]
Jackhonvii.i.K, Ft,a., Fell. 3.—Al
though the rains were heavy during
tlie recent storm, no damage occurred
to the railroads.
The third annual Htute Fair of
Florida open* on the nth. II is ex
pected the display of fruit and vegeta
bles will be the 'finest ever nuide In
tlie Hontliern States.
He-Opening; it Thoroughfare.
In order to guard against results utterly
ubveridve of health. It Ik absolutely essen
tial tlmt the grand thoroughfare or avenue
of the system, the bowel*, should lie re
opened as speedily iih possible when they
heroine ohutrueted. If they are not, the
bile 1h misdirected Into the blood; the liver
becomes torpid; vlseld bilious mutter gets
Into the Htonmch, and produccH IndlgeHtlon;
headaches ensue, and other HymptoiiiH are
produced, wlileh a prolongation of the ex
citing cause only tends to aggravate. The
aperient properties of Hostetler's Htomnoh
Bittern constitute a most useful agent in
overcoming constriction of the bowels, and
promoting u regular habit of body. It is In
finitely superior to the drastic cathartic
frequently used for the purpose, since It
does not. like them, act violently, hut pro-
■ ■ ' ' - ' --filc-li tinea
•vacuatory
Instead
duces a natural, pillule
not Impair the tone
organs, which It ln\
weakening. The stonu
Indeed the entire systi
and regulated by it.
etTeet,
of the
igorutos
cMi and liver,
m, Is strength'
me
cteiimfcfiE—
Awat.le.1 htyM pro. »t rentranUl toWjUf",*"
fine ehneinff qualities and nreOene* and kuHng eaar
aeter of sweetening and pMnrixg. ThS
over made. At our blue strip trsda-mwk Is
Imitated on Inferior Rood*, ree -that MS/agim**
on every plug. Sold by all dealers. .Hewl.ffcrs*»W
free, tod! A. Jackson k Co., Mfri., FeUrsbnrt, Vs*
A FARM AND HOME
OF YOUR OWN.
Nov is the Time to Secure It!
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
FOR AN ACRE
Of tlio boat Land in America. 2,000.0
111 Kaat.rn Nrbraaka', on the lino of th
Parttlr Katlro.it now for Bale. 10 y/crt»
niven, interest only S per cent. Those are tlie
only lamia fok sale on tlie line of this
Git eat Railroad, the World's Highway.
Heml for tlie New ‘‘Pionkkk," the boat paper
Tor those Reeking now Homea ever puhllahed
Full Information, with mnna sent F bee. 0.
F. IIA VIS. I,ami Agrat. If. P. B. B„ Omaha, Iteb
P IANO ANII ORGAN PI.AVINII I,EARNER IN
a day. A’o J-rmul. Pnrtlcillnra free.
Agents wanted. Rare chance. Address A.
C. MOKTOif, Atlanta, Os.
PI*Y COOPS.
PRICES REDUCED
AT
ON
DRESS GOODS from 40 cents to 30 cents;
nourish tli" body.
THEY CURE r ~
THEY ARE i; r 'i“i™ rTor Fcn ‘''"' ,rr " K '"
THEY ARE the heS^auilly Medicine ever
THEY ARE harnjles^jftnd always reliable.
Solti evert/ where."iid Denta a Jlnjr. Office,
35 Murray Street, New York.
Muscogee Sheriff Sale
W ILL BE SOLD, ON THE FJHHT TUES
DAY IN MARCH NEXT, between the
usual hours of sale. In front of the Auction
House ofHlrsch <v Hecht, Broad street, In
the cltv of Columbus. Muscogee county,
State of Georgia, the following, property, fo
wl t:
The stock of Groceries that are in the
store house situated on Broad street and
nearly opposite the street leading to the
lower bridge, and which Is known as the
store house occupied by G \V Brown * Co.,
together with all and singular the goods
contained In said store, and which, at the
date of a certain mortgage dated on the 5th
stock known
lift 81-pngc Picture Book—Free. My plan
|l|l heats all to make money. Is easy,
ameHt, and pays you 810 a day. DAV ID L.
:im)K, Chicago.
WORK FOR ALL
In their own localities,canvattlOg for the
Fireside Visitor (enlarged), Weekly and
Monthly. LargeNt Paper In the World, with
Mammoth Chromos Free. Big Commissions
to Agents. Terms and outfit Free. Address
l\ 0. VII K Kin , Augusta, Maine,
HULL & SCOTNEY,
nsi(
Pliiladolphia.
W E will pay the highest market price for
all the following articles, or we will
hell thorn for you on 5 per cent.commission:
IHTTTEK, CHEESE,
EGGS, POULTRY,
LARI), TALLOW;
FEATIIERS, P< >TATOEK,
APPLES. GRAIN,
FLOUR, FEED, FUR,
1111)EH, Wt >< >L, PEA NUTS,
HROOMt'ORN,
DRIED FRUIT, HAY, HOPS, Ac.
Liberal cash advances made on large con
signments of Staple articles. Farmers,
Shippers and Dealers In General Merchan
dise should write for reference, Price Cur-
rent, Htencll, cVe. When willing tons htute
whet 111 ‘ ‘ ““
Hit'llt, t
urtlelei
(f
■on wlhti
1; jfyou w
lount. of each, and your vku
ck fo
dellv
•d E.
oht hhlppiuu
la,Mill, mm i, ,i ininnimi-, nuiiu r'««..iplc l',V lIUlll;
If too bulky, by frleght. Address
HULL & SCOTNEY,
General Commih.siou ami Shipping Mer
chant, s2-JI and .fidNorth Water Ht., Phila
delphia. Pa. fcb.V_MaWi*wly_
AUpiiHoii. ( \iy Light Guards.
n Adjourned M
■ Light Guards
THU HMD AY EVENING, Fel
o'clock.
An election for non-coi
and other business will I:
Is highly important that
attend. Members will e«
[‘ting of the
v 111 he held
nary 7th, at S
issloned officers
'ansneteil, and It
try man should
•prepared to pay
dues.
By
of (Upturn
MOUNT dc SALES ACADEMY
For YOUNG LADIES,
MACON,
OEOlKilA.
f inter tlirecHon of the Ntmterm of ytvrey.
M
DNTHLYPAYMENTS
Poor Homce Greeley’m ostato will
not pan out over $20,000. His 7V/-
biinc Htoek Is only of nominal value,
anti among other Items we Und tills:
“Forty shares capital stock of the
University Publishing Company, $1,-
004); no sale.”
Tkf l.nbwr Afltiilloii—Ncrrfl Polltlenl
Oi*irnnlsnll»ii.
H'tnhinqfon piitjuifc/i to the Jlaltlmore Nun.]
Since the labor strikes of last slim
mer, quiet hut concerted dibits have
been in progress in various portions
of the country for the organization of
a labor party, with a view to the ex
ercise of a eon trolling in tine nee in
national polltlea. This new organiza
tion has not as yet, with perhaps two
exceptions, included any lmrtion of
the Southern States within the
sphere of Its operations, which have
been principally directed to the itopu!-
OU8 States of the West, Pennsylvania,
and the large manufaeturing*distriets
of the East. This week a secret con
ference of the leaders has been held
in Washington, which lasted two
days. Strong effort* have been made
to prevent the disclosure of the pro
ceedings, but it is learned that arrange
ments have been perfected for a daily
secret report of the action of Senators
and members on all legislation affect
ing, or supposed to affect, the interests
of the laboring classes. This inform
ation will be used when the time
comes for making nominations for
Uongress, as the purpose is in all Con
gressional districts, where the new
party has completed its organization,
to nominate a ticket of their own, if
they do not deem it to their advantage
to endorse the nomineeofeitherof the
political parties.
Oih> of the member* of the confer
ence states that the organisation now
number* in Pennsylvania, bv actual
enumeration, lftO.OOO voters, wnich he
says will enable them to dictate their
own terms in both State and National
politics, and he is coutldent that the
representatives of the labor element
will at least hold the balance of power
in the next House.
P«|Nil Mailer*.
Home. Feb. 4.—The (Courier states
('anilmil Howard is to be created
Archbishop of Edinburgh and Pri
mate of Scotland.
in
Board, and tuition i
branches, per month
Washing
Bedding, lights and fuel
Music and use of Planon
Drawing, Painting and the L
extra charges.
No extra charge 1k made f<
fancy Needle-Work orUnllsthe
For catalogue address Din
Academy.
Agricultural & Mechanical
COLLEGE.
AriiUHN, Ala., Jan. 21, 1878.
rpHK second term of the session OPEN
L FEBRUARY Ifrril.
EXPENSEN.
TUIUITION FREE.
ildental Fee $500
2 50
I lights, |
lurgeon "
Mi 'MID. Including fuel
812.50 t<» 8
nth,
AivomnuMlatIons for one hundred more
J. T. Til'll NOR,
Jo28 )m President.
A.
COUGH, COLD
Or Sore Throat
REQUIRES
IlHEDIATK ATTEST 10X
A routtniiMnre Tor any length or time r
Irritation of the Lungs, or some chronic Throat
affection. Neglect oftentimes results In sou
curable Lung (ILeaNe. BROWN’S RRON-
CHlAL TROUHKS have proved tlielr eflleacy
by a test of inani) years, and «III almost Invarl-
sidy give immediate relief. Obtain only
BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, and do not
take any of the northleHs imitations that may
be offered. de2 dim
of August, 187J, comprised the stock known
as that of G W Brown A t'o., and at said
date owned by said G W Brown in whole,
the same being personal property, and now
contained in said store; sold as the property
of (A W Brown, to satisfy a mortgage tl fa In
my hands In favor of Savammh G. Faber,
Administratrix of Edward Faber, deceased.
Also, at the same time and place, one Iron
Safe and three Show Cases, one large and
two small ones; sold as the property of
G W Brown, to satisfy a tax 11 fa In my
hands for State and county taxes for the
year 1877. Amount of tax 857.«!.
Also, at the same time and place, the fol
lowing property, to-wit: South part
of city lot number 207, lying und being
in the city of Columbus, Muscogee county,
Htute of Georgia, fronting on the east side of
Oglethorpe street, 17 feet, more or less, and
ing hack 117 feet 10 inches, more or
, sold as the property of Charles Wil
liams, agent, for H. G. Williams, to satisfy a
tux II fa In my hands for Htate and county
r’tlie year 1877. Amount of tux 82.07.
at the same time and place, one-
third undivided interest In that part of city
lot number 571, beginning at the northeast
of the lot, and running south 50 feet
es, then running west 147 feet 10
inches, then north 50 feet 5 Inches, then east
to starting point, nil in the city of Colum-
* Muscogee county, State of Georgia, and
he west side of Mereer street; sold as the
icrty of <'buries Abbott., to satisfy a tax
in my hands for State and county taxes
for the year 1877. Amount of tax 81.05.
Iso, at the same time and place, the fol-
ing property, to-wit: Lots of land lying
and being in the county of Muscogee, Htate
ud 220, also parts of lots
, lying north of the Co
lumbus road, all in the 10th district of Mus
cogee county, containing live hundred and
forty acres, more or less; sold us the property
Wm T Jenkins, to satisfy a 11 fa In my
hands in favor of Georgia Home Insurance
Company; property pointed out by plain-
till's attorney.
Also, nt the same time and place, the
following property, to-wit : One-fourth un
divided interest In the property lying and
being In the city of Columbus, Muscogee
‘ State of Georgia, and known as the
..... House; sold ns the property of H B
Clogfiorn, deceased, to satisfy a tax fl fa In
'lands for State and county taxes for the
1877. Amount of tax 882.85.
io, at the same time and place, south
half of city lot number 820, with Improve-
nts thereon, containing one-fourth acre,
•re or less, lying and being In the city of
Columbus, Muscogee county, Htate of (Icor
’d as the property of Geo. A. Kudine,
•d, to satisfy a tax fl fa In my hands
for Htate nml county taxes for the year 1877.
Amount of tax 815.
Also, at the same time and place, all that
tract or parcel of land lyingaud being In the
Hinge of Wynnton, county of Muscogee,
Htate of Georgia, containing twenty acres,
with improvements thereon,
hounded as follows: North by the road that
divides it from the lands of Robert Carter,
and on the east, by the road which separates
It from the lands of tho Wynnton Female
Academy and lands of James M. Chambers,
•cl, and on the south by lands of
James M. Chambers, deceased, And on the
. lands of Sarah Banks; sold as the
property of William G. Clemens, agent for
lie, to satisfy a tax fl fa In my hands for
Htate and county taxes for tho year 1877.
Amount of taX 827.07.
Also, at the same time and place, the fol-
to-wit: Brick Htore House
led by W. E. Barnard, situ
ated on the north part of lot number58, on
st side of Broad street, and bounded
nort h by Joseph Hansard’s residence,
south by storehouse number .'15, occu
pied by Bollard & Harris, on the west by
Allstou Warehouse, and east by Broad
ctreet, all in flu* city of Columbus Muscogee
county; sold as the property of Allen C. Mc
Ghee, to satisfy a fl fa in my hands In favor
of Blamlford A Thornton vs. A. C. McGhee;
property pointed out by Blundford dc Thorn
ton.
Also, at the same time and place, north
half of city lot 401, lying and being In the
ity of Columbus, Muscogee county, Htate
of Georgia, eontaning one-fourth acre,
? or less, with improvements thereon;
sold as the property fof R. J. Hunter,
Trustee, to satisfy a tax 11 fa In my hands
for Htate and county taxes for the year
1877. Amount of tax 814.30.
Also, at the same time and place, south
half of lot number 5, Male Academy square,
the same being and lying in the city of Co
lumbus, and county of Muscogee, contain
ing one-fourth of an acre, more or less; sold
as the property of Thomas Glenn, to satisfy
a tax fl lain my hands for Htate and county
taxes for the year 1877. Levy made and re
turned by lawful constable. Amount ol'tux
A A Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name, 10
4:1/ cents, post-paid. L. JONES & CO., Nas
sau, N. Y. : ' '
It..tail price $»00 only $S#0.
lhirlor Organa, price $340
r only $05. Paper free. Dan’l
OMhlngtoh, W. J.
orjAA PER MONTH made selling tho Uyr-
I copeso or Planetary Top, Buckeye
.Stationery Package, Magic Pon (no Ink re
quired). Catalogues of Agents’ Goods free.
BITKEYK NOVELTY C’O., CTacIaaatl, 0.
Is a certain remedy for
CONSUMPTION. Ask your
. ... Circulars free. Address
O. U. Monos, 18 Cortland street, New York.
a «
“ 35
“ 25
M «
“ 25
“ 20
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“ 20
“ 16 1
Black Cashmeres
“ $1.00
to 85
* « «
“ $1.25
“ 95
Black Silks
“ $2.50
“ $2.25;
a a
“ $2.25
“ $2.00;
ii ii
“ $1.25
“ $1.00;
li ii
“ $1.00
“ 90
■I Not m Dollar Saved la Bnylnr A
Pianos and organs
at the North. Plano and Organ War over.
LI'BBKN A BATES hold tho field. 1,DUO choice
Instruments from eight reliablo makers at
factory rates. Immense bargains. Agents’
commissions given purchasers. New Pianos
$135, $150, 8179; New Organs $40, $50, $78.
Hi x years guarantee. Kenton 15 days trial.
No humbug. No misrepresentation. Hcnd
for Illustrated catalogue. Kpeclnl otTer and
circular exposing Impositions of Piano and
organ trade. Lt'BBEN k BATES, Navannak,
ha.. Wholesale Plano and Organ Dealers.
tob5dAwlm
Ami all other Goods in proportion for cash.
J. Albert Kirven.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
PRINTING
AND
BOOK BINDING
OF
Every Description,
AT
LOWEST PRICES!
BY
THOMAS GILBERT,
4ii Randolph Wt.
lowing proper
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
-tot—
See My Stock and Hear My Prices, and you are sure to buy of
JAMES A. LEWIS,
- Columbus, Ga.
152 and 154 Broad St.,
[octl d&wOm]
PHCENIX JEWELRY STORE,
101 Broad Street,
COLUMBUS, Gl.ptf
New Goods—Fashionable Goons!
U0L1) AND SHYER .
WATCHES!
JEWELRY,
Fasliionablo Patterns and Styles.
Sterling: Silver Ware, Silver Spoons,
Forks, Cups, Napkins, Rings, &c.,
DIRECT FROM THEM A NUFA CTURER.
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!! CHRISTMAS!!!
Ilcniitiriil Presents for the llolldujs!
Mr. T. S. Spear
Will he pleased to ntteml to the wants of
hla friends at the
PHCENIX JEWELRY STORE.
BUY THE BEST
$1.00
THE
Pearl Shirt!
bounded
On tlie’ north by lands of l.e
south by land* of Mnitha Mey<
hcccn Boykin: * • • •
tinlmm. and >
the pr
no and place, the fol-
it: One vacant lot sit-
liat Is known as City
follow .
Phillips,
and Be
ast by lands of Mrs. lhit-
Chattahooehee river;
M. Dennis, tosat-
Isfy a tax Il ia In my bandit for Htate and
and returned If lawful constable. Amount
of tax $3.10.
J. G. BURRUS,
fob.! oaw4w Sheriff.
heorgia
C 1 EORGIA
I Whereas
mlnlstrntrix of the •
nan, deceased, mak
111
said dec
MUSCOGEE COUNTY —
rs. Catherine Delgnan, Ad-
•stateof William Delg-
?s appllci
>t No. 2U
the
fore, t<» cite and admonish
ited to file their object Ions
have), within the time pre-
CARRIAGE WORKS!
Herring & England,
(East of and Opposite Dlsbrow's Livery
Htables)
OGLETHORPE STREET
PREPARED
lb competent
en to do Car-
»’ork in all Its •
...wn hnmehes In
the bent.style,anil as ,
low ns the lowest. We alsii manufacture
NEW WORK of various styles.
my 13 eodly
NOW ARRIVING
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Marriage!
|SMBfMf|AOui(l(’to Wedlock and
Oill
Kreroduotion i
Kxceaaes. or Socrot Dtacoaes, with the beat
BM A n CLtMX&AL o" Uit above diaeaaea and
tho»e ortha “ roatand Lunffs, Cot«rrb.Ruptur«, lha
Opium HaBn.ftc., price lu cla.
Either booh »cnl poatpald on rrcelp* ol price s or all three^
containing MV n«fea,beautiftillj illuatratrd, lor T 4 eta.
AMitaa DM. BtJTTi, K* 11M. HhH. Bu Leum, M*.
F J SPRINGER S P rin S Goods!
I ■ Va Vl lllllllkll VNOR MANIT FA CTIT RING into HIT IVH for
Uudcr Springer’s Opera House,
CORNER OGLETHORPE and CRAWFORD STS
Wholesale and Retail Dealer lu
Groceries aud Provisons!
All kinds
WISES,
LIQUORS,
TOBACCO.
Cl (JARS,
And General Stock of
PlaiitaUon and Family Supplies.
?OR MANUFACTURING into SUITS, for
i 1 the Wholesale and Retail Trade. No
need to have your Clothing made a thou
sand miles away, when here at home you
may be tit ted, suited, and sold as cheap as
you can And Goods anywhere.
Beautiful Goods for Men and Boys’
Spring: Suits
now ready, which we get up in good style
at remarkably low figures. We will offer a
stock of
SPRING CLOTHING!
Every garment of which will be made up In
our own house, the fit, finish aud price
guaranteed to compare with any.
Or. J. PEACOCK.,
CTOTHING MANUFACTORY,
60 Broad Street.
Jn2Dfodtt
None genuine without this
Trade Mark.
Trade Mark Patented.
Reasons Why the Pearl Shirt is Preferred to All Others:
1st. They aro made of tlio best “WAM8UTTA” MUSLIN.
2d. Bosoms tire three ply and made of the best linen, each ply being
guaranteed to be all linen.
3d. They are made only by capable and experienced hands, are carefully
Inspected, and are unsurpassed by any other ill workmanship.
4th. They aro guaranteed to lit und give satisfaction in every particular.
Ddf Try them and be eonvinced t For sale only nt
THE Now York Store,
of GORGON & CARGILL,
Cash Dry Goods House, Columbus, Georgia.
An Immense Stock of Corsets and Kid Gloves alway
People’s Line!
H
TIIE NTEAMER
G. GUNBY JORDAN,
T. H. MOOBK, Master,
Will Leave Every Wednesday at 10
o’eloek a. in. for Apnlaehicola, Fla.
JaS tr W. R. MOORF., Ageut._
United States Nail Line.
nhichlenla Rivers will be ns follows:
E 1.01'It. per barrel 30 cents
COTTON, per lisle 75 cents
Other Freights In proportion.
STEAMER WYLLY,
C. BROCK A WAY, Captain,
Loaves SATURDAYS,at 10 A M, for Bnln-
hrldgc, Ga., and Apalachicola, Florida.
49*For further information call on
C. A. KLINK,
General Freight Agent.
Office at C. E. Hochstrasser's. Ju23 tf
CAMELLIAS
W E offer a large stock of very fine Plants
at from $33 to $104) per 100. For cata
logues of these, as well as of AZALEAS.
RHODODENDRONS and EVERGREEN
TREKS In great variety, address
R. B. PARSONS it CO..
feb:n«' tins 1*1, nnubia*,*. T.
c.
WEST] ALADDIN
& SONS’! SECURITY OIL,
The Best Household Oil In Use.
Warranted 150 degs. Fire-Test.
Water White in Color.
Fully Deodorized.
Will Not Explode!
HIGHEST AWARD AT
THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
FOK EXCELLENCE OF MANUFACTURE
And High Fire-Test!
Endorsed by Insurance Companies!
Head this Certificate—One of Mauy :
Howard Firk Insurance Co. of Balti
more, Baltimore, Dec. 23d, 1874.—Messrs. C.
West A Hons—Gentlemen: Having used
the various oils sold In this city for illumi
nating purposes, 1 take pleasure In recom
mending your “Aladdin Security OH” as
the safest and rest over used In our house
hold. Yours truly,
(Signed) ANDREW REESE, Prca’t.
MANUFACTURED BY
C. WEST & SONS, Baltimore.
Try It, and You will Use no Other.
oc20 dttrn _
Teeth Extracted With
out Pain.
DR. J. M. MASON, D. D. S.
OFFICE:
OVER ENQU1UER-KUN OFFICE, Coluiuhus, lit.
ptURES DISEASED GUMS andg
oflior diseases of the Mouth; cures”
Abscessed Teeth; inserts Artificial Teeth,
fills Teeth with Gold, or cheaper material
desired. All work at reasonable prices, and
guaranteed. no23 d«*wtf
By HIRSCH^ HECHT.
A T 11 o'clock OX THE FIRST TUESDAY
IN FEBRUARY NEXT wc will sell,
at our Store, to close a consignment,
80 barrels Choice Florida Syrup.
Parties wanting to buy privately will be
accommodated up to day of sale.
Ja27 4t C.». HARRISON, Auct'r.
GUANO!
cotton, wheat, corn, Ac. Also,
for
Hi'OTIA LAND Pl'.AKTKK.
Fur sale by R. (J, J.AY,
Kelley’s Building, Savannah, Ga,
Jal7 2m
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