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DAILY ENQUIRER -SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TIIESDAY3EORNING, FEBRUARY, 19, 1878.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1S78.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
AND MORE THAN
TWICE THE LARGEST AGGREGATE
CIRCriiATIO^i !
Jndicationn for to-day: Pininy
barometer, diminish iny northwest
windn, cold and very ycnerally char
weather, with probably continued
clear weather on Wednesday.
Mb. Kkely, of “motor’* fame, is a
hopelews 1 mnk nipt.
Of Mr. Lincoln’s war Cabinet, Mont
gomery Blair is the only survivor.
It cost the Government 8-'»,lH7 to run
the revenue ofliro at Frenchman's Bay,
Me., last year, and the receipts were
$8.8.0.
8rKAKF.it Hanoai.i. says that ho
thinks Congress can get through with
its work and adjourn by the middle of
June.
- - - ♦ -♦ —
Within the three years since the
Philadelphia Times was started it has
had seventeen libel suits, and has won
them all.
Ania now after all the publicity, it is
reported that Mr.-Lord and his little
boys Inve come to an understanding
unaided by the courts.
♦ -♦
Gen. Chai.mkhh, of Mississippi, in
dorses the resolution introduced in the
Mississippi legislature that “Hayes is a
fraud and Tilden is a failure.”
New York Central lias no respect
for the hard times. Its receipts (or
January are reported as £koo,ooo larger
than for any previous mouth in the
history of the road.
Pin .*reh’ Islands, which the British
licet lias occupied, are nine in number,
in the Hea of Marmora, about thirteen
miles south of Constantinople, and near
the coast of Asia Minor.
Suspicion is thrown upon the authen
ticity of an interview the Homan cor
respondent of the Herald had, last
week, with the Cardinals. One of the
interviewed parties died a year ago.
Maj. Gen. Joseph Whkki.kh, lias
prepared, by special request, a very in
teresting sketch of Maj. Gen. Win.
Hon ry Talbot Walker, as heroic a sol
dier as over drew a sword in any army.
The Nashville Board of Health, be
lieving that the city vault causes dip-
theria and other ills, unanimously re
commended its demolition, and the
Board of Aldermen, with the same
unanimity resolved upon its destruc
tion.
Home one calls attention to some cu
rious blunders in Wilkie Collins’ last
novel. The scene is laid in England in
1817, yet three of the characters speak
of taking “express trains,” and a
fourth, a lawyer’s clerk, sends a “tele
gram" to Ids principal.
Heavy Losses.—Goorgia and Ala
bama sutiered heavily from lire Sun
day. Midway, Alabama, was almost
entirely destroyed. At Mobile a ware
house was burned, and at Savannah a
warehouse with four thousand bales of
cotton. The total losses foot up nearly
$400,000.
Tai.maoh defended old Mr. Lord’s
marriage in his last Friday night lec
ture, holding that “it was no evidence
of insanity, but evidence of sound dis
cretion, when, after the voyage of a
long life, this weather-beaten craft
chose a pilot to help him into the bay
of a peaceful old age.
Loan Bkaconhfiki.I) recently had
two vacant orders to disposo of, and
comm out is excited by the fact that he
declined one of them for himself and
gave the oilier to the eldest brother of
his deadliest political enemy, Mr. Glad
stone, who is a Scotch Baronet, and
like ids brother, opposed to Lord
Beaconslield in politics.
The dispatches say that Hayes is
tired of “one-sided reconciliation,” but
they mean that he is disappointed be
cause conciliated Southerners do not
become Republicans .forthwith. It
looks as if Ids conciliation, like Grant’s
reconstruction, was meant more to
draw up recruits for his party than to
bonetlt the country.
Gahfiri.u says the troops were with
drawn from Louisiana in accordance
witli the mandates of constitutional
law, and he is right; but lie is very far
from boine right when lie thinks it is
in accordance with constitutional law
for the Federal Executive to sot all the
machinery of the Government to work
to save a common felon from the peni
tentiary.
When the Prince of Wales was at
Hamilton Palace, lately, lie went witli
ids host and the Prince Imperial to visit
the stables of the celebrated breeder of
Clydesdale horses. It was stated that
one renowned stallion, the Lord Harry,
had never yet been ridden. The French
Prince, after examining him for a few
minutes, vaulted on Ids back, and rode
twice round the paddock.
Onk of the causes of the decline of IS
points In the price of cotton, yesterday,
before the closing prices of tin* day
before, was the selling out of between
12,000 and 15,000 bales on account of the
firm of Feverish A Co., who suspended,
yesterday. Their liabilities were re
ported botweon $20,000 ami $25,000. The
business was done through brokers,
who will meet with the losses.
The steamer Richmond the Third,
carrying men and material to Brazil for
the execution of the great six million
dollar contract for the building of the
Madeira A Mamoro Railway, sailed
front Philadelphia, Thursday evening.
There were forty officers and men, for
ty-two cabin passengers, and about four
hundred and twenty-live steerage pas
sengers. Notwithstanding the appall
ing fate of the Metropolis, her sister
ship, the rush of the unemployed to
ship on the Richmond wu tremandonk
Throe or four time* as many mon as
wore wanted were anxious to take pas-
and employment on any terms,
and as high as *7on was otVered for offl.
tdal positions under the eoutraclors.
OJI THE STOOL OF HEFETTETCE.
It In now snld tbat Attorney Gen
eral lievens will not answer the let
ter of M r. Hoy es Instructing him to
devise some way bv which the Ad
ministration could interfere with the
Returning Hoard trials anil gel them
tmnsfered from the .State to Federal
Courts. This means, of course there
is no way hy wlileh it tan he done,
Mr. Hayes may also have a strong
idea that it would not he wise policy
to alienate wholly Democratic Sena
tors. It is stated also he regrets the
accusations made in the telegraphed
interview of Secretary Sherman
against Judge Whittaker. Sherman
wrote tlmt article himself and sent it
to the press agent for transmission.
The charges have been proven to he
wholly false and lienee they must
have been malicious. Sherman and
McCrary are lovely exemplars of a
Southern policy.
Mr. Hayes has nothing to do witli
the manner in which Louisiana en
forces her laws against forgery and
conspiracy. Says the Philadelphia
Timm, lie degrades himself and easts
a shadow upon ids own reputed in
nocence of a guilty knowledge of the
Returning Hoard frauds. This is tin-
ease in a nutshell. No pledge exacted
hy commissions and made hy Gov
ernor NTcholls or any body else can
bind Die courts of Louisiana to violate
the statutes of the State providing
for llie punishment of crime, and
when the President or tiny member
of his Cabinet interferes with the
march of justice to accomplish any
personal or partisan purpose lie
pluccs himself in a public pillory,
from which he cannot escape witli a
clean character. Mr. Sherman may
afford to defy public opinion ill tills
way, I nit ’Mr. Hayes cannot.
People are becoming weary of to
much moderation and iillra conserva
tism. Hold and strong positions ef
fect more limn vacillation and timi-
dity. The latter lost the Presidential
race. The sooner our people go ahead
in the path of duty, careless ami in
different whether Mr. I luyes approves
or disapproves, the better it will lie
for the South and the whole country.
Conservatism very often amounts to
weakness.
I'llOKAIIM.ITIKN OF PKAl'C,
Appearances do not seem us war
like as they did. The Hritish fleet
has retired to a better anchorage
station and the Russians to the line
of demarcation of the armistice. All
the Indications now point to the as
sembling of u Congress of the
Powers—Knglutid, France, Ger
many, Austria, Italy, Russia and
Turkey at linden Radon. Russia is
reported to desire Itial the United
Shites he represented in the Congress,
and if this is done Kngland wishes a
delegate from Greece. It would seem
that the .diplomats of the dillcrcn!
nations might arrange the terms of «
permanent pence. Consols revived a
little yesterday in eonsei|ueneo. of
the more quiet aspect. It seems lo
he conceded that the intervention of
Germany tided over the late crisis.
From lOngliind comes the otltcial
denial of Minister Lnynrd for himself
and Server Paslm tlmt the latter told
a correspondent of the London IhtUjt
Mcich that Turkey commenced the
war because Lord Rcin'Otisfclil and
Mr. Layard had promised F.ngilsh
aid.
Miisiana
is par-
■i of
The Excitomont aboul
affairs, in Washington, has
thilly subsidod. The uttornne
Hhormnn and the visiting statesmen
are universally condemned bv consor-
vativo Democrats. Mr. Haves’ talk is
more tom porn to and dignified. Prom-
inent gentlemen connected with tho
settlement last spring, now here, deny
emphatically that the resolutions of
the Louisiana Legislature were intend
ed to ooudono the erimesof the Return
ing Board. This is understood to be
the view of Gov. John ('. Brown and
Gen. Gibson, who wore present when
the settlement of executive commis
sion and Louisiana authorities were
agreed on. Bill Chandlei
that he is going to make
lieatiou and use the Anh
for its publication.
s friends say
mother pnb-
»elated Press
It Is stated wit
ness by ('. K. H
lost Charlie Rot
summoned to vi
of them proved h
suppose,” added
shall continue to see boys till
Not the least astonishing part
matter is that there should be s
little ones demanding paternal r
tion. Here are nearly six hundred
eases of children of dubioiisanteeedents
who have come mysteriously into alien
hands, and for whom history and pa
rentage are wanted.
i numerical distinc
>ss, the father of tl
s, that he has bet
i*w 6711 boys, and noi
► lie the right one. 4
Mr. Boss, “that
>f the
many
•ogni-
Nomk modern Hood should write a
“son of the corset,” if the statement
of the burdens which corset makers in
Hartford, Connecticut, have to hear is
true of the corset makers in other
places. In that city the rates are
twenty-live cents a dozen, and the cot
ton, which must be bought of the cor
set manufacturer, is deducted from
4his sum. There are thirteen stitches
to the inch, and live thousand stitches
in one corset. An experienced needle
woman can complete a half dozen in
one day and earn twelve and a half
| cents.
| Govkhnoit Holliday, of Virginia,
has asked the Legislature to reduce Ids
salary one thousand dollars per annum.
! The off er could not be accepted on ac-
; count ol* constitutional prohibitions.
Tin* House, as a compromise, amended
the bill reducing tho salaries of State
I officials twenty per cent., so as to allow
tho Executive to pay ids secretary out
of his own funds. This virtually re
duces the Governor’s salary eight huit-
I drod dollars per annum.
Old Type MetaJ, Ar.
j We have about 1,000 pounds of old
! type metal which wo otter for sale
‘ cheap.
j Also, about 400 pounds Nonpareil,
1 Brevier and display type.
I Ue2 tf En^i iheu Sl n.
“NO TIRED."
We saw a little child creep lovingly
into its mother's arms und burying
ln*r head upon the faith till bosom,
whisper in weary tones, “I’m so
tired.” Fond arms caressed the
tender form, and reclining there,
sweet slumber dosed the eyelids.
That “so tired” is but the refrain of
mortality, and from laughing child
hood to snowy age, often one longs
for a soft hand to smooth the aching
head and a cooling, sympathetic
voice to banish the earking care.
We do not mean tlmt lualily
fatigue the
"W«*nr1neRH
That can snore upon the flint, when restv
sloth
finds the down pillow hard.”
hut tlia utter Hugging of mind, and
ita effect on the frame—the purely
mental which carries with It a melan
choly puin that is hard to hear.
Youtli wearies of its sjKirts uml
pastimes, the gay rolieking of the
play ground, the tedious routine of
study uml longs for something. At
last even lie in all his bright moods
stops ami -its all alone feeling "so
tried.” Quickly, however, the hoy is
rested and again commences the
merry round of fun and frolic.
Tlie student poring over the mid
night lamp, acquiring the wisdom
that is humble that it knows no
more, while brilliance rattles ahead,
proud,because it hHsacqidralsomuch, I bonds,
yearns for the unattainable, and at
lust appreciating the utter folly of its
attainment sinks buck ill almost | Fun he
despair in weariness.
Flashed with triumph,
with Huttery, the votary of fashion In
comes satiated with gaiety,levity uml
the delights of the inadning crowd,
thoroughly worn out in mind and
body, in complete abandon fallsoii the
luxurious couch with “so tired,” and
vainly seeks natures sweet restorer,
and is tempted to foreswear the world j iV/'iiiVr' ii"
und life follies. K
Poverty uml riches alike on occa
sions permit the spirit of listlessness
to permeate their souls, and Hie be
yond looks as gloomy as blackest
night. Not a ray of cheer illumines
the drear darkness. Anticipations
are shattered, want begins to indicate
beggary, the just abend is hopeless,
friends are cold ami love transformed
into enmity, and tlie poor humanity
exhausted by tlie hard struggle gives
up the buttle. ".So tired” are they,
(hat in the misanthropic hours death
would be a glad release.
The aged Christian, witli feeble
steps und tottering form, heaven just
ahead, hut with troubles thickly clus
tering around hyn, in the times when
the promise of eternal reward barely
sustains tlie fainting sold, uml the
presence of a Huviorsceiiis withdrawn,
is pierced to the heart with sud-
dcst reflections, prays lo be gone.
“So tired,” he murmurs, “oh life, is
all thy song endure und die?”
The debauchee, the idle, vicious
trump, those who have worshipped at
pleasure’s shrine—nay, take any class
in life—nil have known at times the
sensation of the total weariness of
mind and body of tlie little child that
clung to its mother's breast. Like
her, those of larger growth would
gladly have nfFeetion’s shield thrown
around them and pass the hours in
peace.
It requires not labor to produce tlie
emotion. One’s own thoughts are
oftenest the cause of opportunities
neglected, occasions not improved, of
tlie wrongs we’ve done and what
we’ve slighted. One gets rebellious
and Hie natural sentiments of the
heart are expressed by the Scottish
poet In Ids humane but somewhat
comical “Address to the Devil
fin sure suin' pleasure 11 call gle,
K’cu to a ill'll,
To skelpnn’ sea ml poor dogs like me,
An’ hear us squeal !
The best recourse for the Idle when
thus oppressed is to do something.
Weariness is relieved by work. To
others there must conic rest—a real
holiday. A graceful writer says:
“1><> not persuade yourself Hint a fa
tiguing walk will rest your bruin. It
is only so imieli drain oii the phosphate
of the imiHclos, ami von must repro
duce phosphate for tiio brain hofm-.i
yea cap go to work again. Ho not pre-
lead to ho virtuous, ia short, hv pass
ing any labor into enrreuev iis if it
were play. You had better'go to the
theatre or to the opera, if these are not
as hard work to you as seem to In
to most performers. Plav cards.
Dance. Liston to music. Laugh, sit
on a rail fence and see how green the
grass is, ami how blue the sky. in
short, rest."
There are many to whom tlie "so
tired” comes with such a dreary
wretchedness that exlsteuee is often
a sad burden, and in abject apathy
they live, bright to the outside world',
but frequently subject to the keenest
pain, the mind re-aeting on itself
with gloomy thought. It is felt in
crowds us well as alone, fraught with
sadness, with a longing for a dream
less slumber.
Oh restless heart and fevoi
and unstable,
That holy will of Loch Mti
Idle fable;
The shailows of an humhh
heart are o’er It,
Go read Its legend, “Tr
On Faith’s white stone hot
BLTLEB'H BMMCKS.
Mh;ln| One »t the Treasury.
Special Dispatch lo Philadelphia Times.)
Washington, February 12.—Gen
eral Benjamin Butler lifts ready u reso
lution to declare that the House lias
lost coiilldence in the administration
of the Treasury Department. This
resolution is to lie presented U|SHI tlie
passage In the House of tlie amended
Blund bill after its return from the
Sennte. General Butler is also pre
paring a silver speech, in which, ids
friends say, lie will make many new
points. Among others he will claim
that it is not true that the silver dollar
is worth only ninety-two cents. He
will demonstrate that the silver dollar
is worth ninety-two cents as com
pared with the gold dollar which is
alloyed, but that compared witli the
golil dollar which is not alloyed tlie
silver dollar is worth ninety-six cents,
and that intrinsically, therefore, tln-re
is only* four * cents difference
between tlie gold and silver
dollar. Butler will argue that
the silver dollar Is as much a
standard us the gold dollur is, hut
that paper is the real stardnrd of
American currency. The purpose of
Butler’s speech is said to be to rein-
gratiutc himself with the luhoring
classes of IiIh district, from whom he
is supposed to have become some
what alienated. He denies the truth
of the reports of tlie return of large*
umouuts of bonds to tills country, and
maintains that if such quantities of
bonds were being returned tlie mar
ket would show it, whereas the truth
is that there has been a variation of
hut one per cent, in the quotation of
IT MI ST HE IXTSTIOATEB.
root IlnrKnlM und Mule
■« l B resld*>nllnl Fount.
] Wtnihliigtaii Special to the Chicago rime.)
crowned I j) u y |,y l l»y new material is discov
ered, hearing upon the bargain and
sale of Hie Presidential count. The
average sentiment in Congress uml
out is against any investigation, hut
if many more facts are brought to
light than have been disclosed within
the lust two or three days, a public
investigation would be demanded,
and there will lie no possibility of re-
A United States official is
ready"to go oh the stand und testify
to tile fact that the $20,000 borrowed
in New Orleans to capture the Re
turning Hoard was from the New
Orleans Collector of Internal Reve
nue by authority of John .Sherman,
luit tlie most damaging disclosures
have been discovered in the last
twenty-four hours. The one involv
ing tlie most scandal is found in the
hooks of Jay Gould’s Union Pacific
Railroad Company. It appears that
this railroad company lias expended
during the year over $100,000 for so-
called attorney fees. The items as
upon the books arc as follows: Sid
ney Dillon, President of the Compa
ny", $30,000; Hhelluburgcr und Wilson,
$0,000; C. H. Wilson, $0,500; It. F.
Ham, $3,000. Sidney Dillon is not a
lawyer. Sliellubargor and Wil
son’ are attorneys in tills city.
C. H. Wilson is a national
director in tlie road, and for
bidden hy law to receive fees. Mr.
Ham is tin agent of the Union Pacific
Railroad. All of these gentlemen
were here last winter working very
earnestly and vigorously for Mr.
Hayes. Sliellaharger uml Wilson
were attorneys for tlie Returning
Board before Dudley Field’s investi
gating committee, and it is supposed
Unit the sum paid them hy tlie Union
Pacific Hutlroud is their charge for
defending the Returning Board.
Dillon, Wilson and Hum have long
been conspicuous railroad lobbyists of
Washington.' The fact of the pay
ment of this enormous sum of money
for legal services will call for an in
vestigation.
THE I.OVISIAXA TBOVBI.ES.
Attorney General DevciiN Nayn the; Clov
ernuienl Cannot Interfere.
Washington, February 14.— At
torney-General Devens said this
morning tlmt lie should not write
any letter in answer to the President’s
on'tiie Louisiana subject, giving us a
reason that it was unnecessary. He
also said that in ids opinion the
United States could not interfere in
the trials of the Returning Board;
Hint Louisiana tins a perfect State
government, and is just as much
entitled to her sovereign power us
the State of Massachusetts. The
Cabinet will meet to-morrow, and
will, no doubt, discuss tlie subject
further, hut it has not yet been dis
covered that anything can he done
on the part of tho Administration.
A lliiuc Dlih of Scandal Cooking.
" Per lei/'s” Washington Letter to Poston
Journal.)
One of the cleverest of the score or
more of female writers here has been
busily at work for some time past in
collecting materials concerning the
morality of our great men, as a new
argument in favor of giving women
1 he right to vote and to hold office.
She pronoses to unveil the domestic
life of Washington, to unearth the
confession of Hamilton, to revive the
stories told by the Federalists about
Jefferson, lo give some forgotten
chapters of the earlier and the later
life of Jackson, to give circulation
again to Ingersoll’s stories about
Webster, to publish Johnson’s out
rageous deportment, and to create a
sensation in Massachusetts hv a
narrative which the public there
have longed, yet dreaded, to hear.
The privacy of the illustrious dead is
to be iuquisitevcly invaded to ascer
tain whether in their lives they con
formed to the ten commandments.
Of course, these scandalous chronicles
will alternate between piquant truth
and gross libel.
fht Laboratory of »h*
The stomach Is the laboratory of the
system, la which certain mysterious pro
cesses are constantly going on. These result
In the production of that wonderful vivify
ing agent, tlie blood, which In a state of
health rushes laden with the elements of
vitality to the remotest parts of the system.
But when the stomach Is aeml-paralyaed by
’dyspepsia, blood manufacture Is carried on
Imperfectly, the circulation grows thin and
sluggish, anti the system sutlers In conse
quence. Moreover, Indigestion reacts upon
tin liver and bowels, rendering the first
sluggish and the latter constipated. The
brain also sufTers by. sympathy, and sick
headaches, sleeplessness und nervous symp
toms are engendred. Hostetler’s Stomach
Bitters reforms this state of things, gives
permanent tone and regularity to the stom-
uclt and Its associate organs, the bowels and
liver, and Insures complete nourishment
nnd increased vigor of the system. It Is the
most popular as well as the most efficient
untl-dyspcptie and tonic in America.
MASONIC NOTICE.
R egular meeting of Co
lumbian LODGE, No. 7, F.
and A. M., will be held THIS
(Tuesday) EVENING at7 ^o’clock.
All visiting brethren In good standing are
cordially Invited to attend.
By order of Worshipful Master.
J. HECHT, Scc'y.
A
United States Nail Line.
Q6 DAYS! 80
At Cost and Less Than Cost!
I VOR 30 DAYS, commencing to-morrow, I will sell at retail m v pnti,^
1 atoek, AT COST AND BKLOW COST. * e
010,000 Worth of Boots cSo Shoos
At a sacrifice. Now is the time to secure good bargains! I will sell m v
stock AT AND jiF.i.ow Nk-.v Yohk cost. My old stock I will sell nt le SH
than half its value, regurdless of cost—in fact at prices tlmt cannot fail to sat
isfy. If you want a pair of BOOTS or SHOES for loss than panic prices"
cive me a cull, for I am determined to sell at priees lower than ever ktnm,,'
before. COMB A>’I> TRY ME. 11
vT. ESTES,
febl7 ddrwtf 126, Broad Street.
DRY COODS.
nlnelilcola Rivers will be ns follows:
FLOUR, per barrel 110 cents
COTTON, per bale 7o cent*
Other Freights In proportion.
STEAMER WYLLY,
BROOK A WAY, Captain,
Leave* SATURDAYS,at 10 A M, for Bnln-
hrldge, (4a., and Apalachicola, Florida.
45$"For further Information call on
€. A. HUNK,
General Freight Agent.
Office at C. E. Hochstrasser’s. Ju23 tf
People’s Line!
at brain, miqitie
1 limn
fntcr-Orrcm correspondent: His
(Stephens’) ehair, with its big wheels
and green cushioned, had been spin
ning hack ami fortli over the narrow
path below tlie Clerk’s desk. He
gave the wheels a little jerk, faced
around to Mrs. Thompson,straighten
ed his manuscript with one elumsilv
gloved hand, steadied his chair with
the other, and began, und the house
A «' imWIUN HLAMIKR.
When Dr. 1L V. Fierce was u can
didate for Shite Senator, his political
opponents published a pretended an
alysis of ids popular medicine
hoping thereby to prejudice tlie peo
ple against him. His election by all
overwhelming majority severely re
linked his triulucers, who sought to
impeach Ills business integrity. No
notice would lr.ive been taken of
these campaign lies were it not tlmt
some of his enemies (und every suc
cessful business man lias his full
quota of envious rivals) are republish
ing these bogus analyses. Numerous
and most absurd formulas have been
Stilled as a thin,’ piping voice came I published purporting to come from
from this rumpled bug of clothes and "'Kb authority; and it is a significant
withered face. Back and forth across : 1,1,1 l 1 "’ 1 »•’ two have been at all
and around his chair followed the alike—conclusively proving the dis-
mpliusis of his speech, and the
deuce of his sentences. The man
spoke with visible effort, llis bead
dropped before each sentence was
through. The last words came in a
whisper; his chin rested for uu instant
on the straggling black tie; there was
a (muse; his chest rose and fell, his
head went hack with a simp and an
other sentence begun. .So it went on
—simple, straight praise of Lincoln—
the last plea of a lost cause, and the
acknowledgment of an uuwilling
blessing.
honesty of their authors.
WANTED,
.1
tebllMf “‘ THIS OFFICE.
KINGS FORD’S
Oswego Starch
Is Perfectly PURE—free from acids,
etc., that injure Linen.
fob!3 sh.wciUl'iom
la J., P. A M. Railroad and Fernamli-
na us cheap aw by any other route to and
from New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Raltlmore.
Steamer (j. Gimby Jordan,
T. H. MOORE, Master,
Will leave EVERY WEDNESDAY’ at 10
o’clock a m for Apulachieola, Fla.
JaS tf W. R, MOORE, Agent,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Will also sell my
hold and Kitchen Furniture.i^B£3Qgu£5r
For terms apply at No. 121 Rroad street.
l'v M. J. CRAWFORD, .In.
FOR RENT.
rnilK Commodious BRICK .
JL STORE HOUSE, No. l»l 1
Broad Street, occupied last
year hy lladeliffe A Lamb.IJ&ffSifdL
Will he rented low until
of October next. Apply to
J«*a tf JOHN McGOUGH A CO.
More New Goods!
Jot
JUST ARRIVED s
An Elegant Line of
Corsets from 75c. to $2,
Mnoli Below the Regular Price.
A New Lot of PRINTS and BLEACHED HOMESPUN.
JtatyWe are selling the best article of yard-wide Bleached Homespun fur
10 cents in the market.
TABLE DAMASK in white and colors :
SEA-ISLAND COTTONS and 10-4 Sheetings of every grade,
very cheap;
TOWELS from 10 cents to $1.25 each;
IRISH LINENS from 35 cents to $1.50 per yard;
FRENCH NAINSOOKS, TWILLS and IRISH LAWNS in
great variety;
The best stock CREPE LISSE RUFFLING ever offered in
this market;
BLACK SILKS marked down from this day.
We have just opened a line of ALP ALAS at prices which are
sure to sell them.
^"Harris Bros’ KID GLOVES.
BLANCHARD & HILL.
PRINTING
AND
BOOK BINDING
OF
Every Description,
AT
LOWEST PRICES!
BY
THOMAS GILBERT,
Randolph St.
Teeth Extracted With
out Pain.
DR. J. M. MASON, D. D. S.
OFFICE:
0VKB KNqi lKKB.SUN OFFICE, Columbus, (Is.
QUHKS DISEASED *QUMR nnd
other diseases of the Mouth; euros 1
Abscessed Teeth; inserts Artificial Teeth,
fills Teeth with Gold, or cheaper material
desired. All work at reasonable prices, an
guaranteed. uo23 dAwtf
GUANO!
I JURE PERUVIAN (several grades) for
«;ott«)n wheat, corn, Ac. Also, NOV IA
st ’OTIA LAND PLASTER.
K.,r Halo by R. Q. LAV,
Kelley’s Building, Savannah, Ga.
Agricultural & Mechanical
COLLEGE.
„ Auburn, Ala., Jan. 21,1H78.
rilllE second term of the session OPENS
1 FEBRUARY 13th.
EXPENSES.
TUIUITION FREE.
Ilu l.li'iilal PtH-
Surgt.m “ o lW
*;• VltD, including fuel anil llulils, from
? . m SlSpor mpntli,
i»:.irm (hr.«i cadet gray cloth)I31.S0.
.. umber of Rladenta 11 rM term two hun
dred and fifteen.
Accommodations for one hundred more.
.1. T. TICHNOK,
COUGH, COLD
Or Sore Throat
REQUIRES
111K01ATK ATTENTION
A contInunnco for any length of time causes
irritation of the Lungs, or some ehronlc Throat
affection. Neglect oftentimes results in some in
curable Lung ilincase. BROWN’S BRON
CHI AL TROCHES hare proved their ffflcarjr
by a test of rnaiuy yean, and *111 almost Invari
ably give immediate relief. Obtain only
BltOWNN HB0NCUIAL TBOCHRK. and do not
take any ortho worthless imitations that may
be offered.
-A-T THE
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE
70 Rroad Street, Columbus, Gn.
LATE ARRIVALS :
HAMBURGS in great variety ;
ITALIAN VALENCIENNE LACE ;
COLLARS and CUFFS;
EVERLASTING TRIMMINGS;
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK;
COLORED TEA CLOTHS, NAPKINS to suit.
Another lot of Silk Handkerchiefs and Tics; Children’s Bleached
3-4 Hose; Embroidered Bnlbriggan Hose; Gents’ Halbriggan 1-2
Hose; Gents’ Fancy 1-2 Hose.
J- S. JOIETIES-
Feb. 17th, cod&wtf
de2 dtm
$1200
RALARY.Vemantnt lalramrn
llad lo MSI Maph* Good* la ilrah
Ho peddling. KiprMwnpoU.
m< S. ▲. QUA VT * CO.. A
tUl Mmm tti.. L’iaclhaaO. U
AT COST! AT COST!!
MV ENTIRE STOCK 0E
Ladies’ Ready-lade Underwear!
7’ tO i Cl ! n, V?0 this hne °f my bunhioss, I will continue, until
Hold out, all (*00(18 in this Department A T COST FOP CASH,
tot
MY STOCK OF WINTER DRESS GOODS
■A.T COST ALSO!
jot
3FAr To reduce my stock, preparatory for the Spring Trade,
I will offer all other Goods not enumerated above at exceptional
prices.
M. JOSE3PH.
Jai4 ‘l&wtf 80 Broad St.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
-Jot-
See My Stock and Hear My Prices, and you are sure to buy of
JAMES A. LEWIS,
■ Columbus, Ga.
152 and 154 Broad St.,
—^l°ctl ddrw(>inl
BANKINC AND INSURANCE.
R. B. MURDOCH’S
INSURANCE AGENCY!
No. 92 Broad Sreet,
Representing Fourteen Million Dollars Capital.
COMPANY, Athens, Ga.
1 Hit MX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford Conn
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY. New' York
LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Manchester, Eng.
*f’ T CAL returns lift}- per cent, premium to tho insured, and
no liability to policy holders.
MANHATTAN will inNiiro Gill Houses at lowest ruling rates.
$25,000 deposited with the State as security for policy holders.
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