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DAILY ENQUIRER-HU Nj COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, SATUKDAY MORNING. APRIL 8 1882. <Colwnbus(£nijuirer^ttit. JOHN K I NO. I'roprii>t4>r, kntaiiliniiki) i r» FIFTY-FOUR YEARS OLD. THU KMfl IKKK-SL'N. PolilUli"* tliraa oh'i. • I'MIY W 9 KK I. Tli k It M Lit XNyUlO‘4 -I s <• i .: ..k..»l „( > ,.lMiMliUn tiial p< I h.L. A— - i»l«*J •tail) In Ilif K*«l!*■■ *' *. ^I» r. l, m*ki ».ulti I'm-*—Oua f >,K "•* inrnffl Vi K'lll». iltfilYt-rwl In-aal nail. Til WKKKI.V KNgrilll Uiolilli* i rMll. drliNTnl at lh, ufflu mall !«• ’ -t« p—l«ut- TIG - I M'lV KNyllHi.ll • Ihi .1 I Amuarntanl atirertlwiaciiU |i '*> p< r »juarr TKKMH—All ■nleirrlytlen* and adn-rtlaluir ar» Indioations: Abr the south Alton fie ktnfra, fair went her, southerly wit foiling, followed by He ing bftrotm •mil ulntlonnry temperature l>e mar- ('ll HI (TI K Nu.HHOM h»M *lgt|t>d H Nil iuoiuIin' <MiKHi'Hiiu«nt for Atnorii’a, to unuiniiee unit September. Tu k apreed of ariiall-pox In Bethle hem, IV, Im grout, notwitlutanding eftorU of health ofUol»U to k«ej» it Mahonk'm legislature in Virginia tiaa to Nome extent got away from Imn. 14 it not lila plain duty to rail for I'n h people and the proea of Callfor- ilia are riled b*yond exjironaloli over the veto. And the 1'liineee are afraid Thk liquor lioenee in Katonton i* fV two. There in but one bar|r»oui,|and drlnka ooat 2f> omit*. There were for merly eleven liar-room*. Thk MaNearhuiett* senator* aval that they are in favor of civil Mr vine reform, but they whine that they have no inllueni'o with the admlniNtration in the matter of appointmenta. Tiik *took holder* in the KeeH motor have apent finAjlOO to tlml out what a fraud tiie whole tiling ia, and now they want the court* to make Keely tell them what tin* secret ia. Keely'* ae- cret ia "cheek." Nkvkhal Indian chief* who are vis iting \Ya*hiiigtoii got on a l>lg drunk ike oilier ,!.y, and are to |»e *ent home in disgrace. Tiie aoonor Indiana un- der*tand tiial they arc not congreaN men, the (tetter it will l»e for tliem. It I* aai<I to lie the linage in Wash* mg ton society for everylaaly to aland up when President Arthur enter* the room. They alao add re** him aa "Your excellency.'* Tiial ia, anolw do, who ere ignorant aU>*ut the law of the Thk New York Tr\><umr puhliahea a list of tiie liiti«eii tui|N»rtant fe<leral ap pointees In New York aiale since Gen. Arthur l»ecaine president. Fourteen are "('onkiing men." The aolitaiV and loneaouie "liail breed" gets only A little consulship. Ex Sl-KAKKIt Ranoam. said, the other day, that tiie outlook wa* very promising for the democrats to idect tin* next house of reprts«entativea, il no miatakeH were made by the deimn’raia In Hie present eongrnsa, ami ho added: "None liave yet laen mane." Mi*Hop Kvkvk, of Hichinond, it la *tal«*d, can no longer either r»*sd or write, owing to tiie condition of Ins eyes,and ia threatened with total lillmi- ne*a. During the present I, >nten sen son. however, he lia* been delivering t aerien of doctrinal discourses which have attracted tminense cungrega- Mh. (’ll aa. Maih.Kson has place I himaelf lu an awk ward attitude by re marking tliat "all great singers have a devil of a temper." If lie assures a pruua donna that aim lias not tiie tem per referred to in the text, that is 10 any (list she ia not a great singer. 11 he tell* her that *he t* a great singer, that carries with it the other thing. i II. * I labm ataut fear that lie will so met line* ap pear in a tragedy not down in the hooka, Mark Gray, wlm a few veer* ago ilred at the trage.li.tu from the g«| lory of McVicker'a theatre, claims to let a natural son of I tooth, and (lie latter ha«l Gray eon tint* I in an lnaane asy lum, ami t* mighty anxious to keep him there. Tiik long lllack canon In the Gunni son river, in Colorado, through which the Denver and Km Grands railroad ;s to pass, is ao narrow and tiie walla are so high, that the stars can l>e seen from itadsptlisin the brightest day. In some places the walls are a mile in height, and scarcely more than forty or fifty feet apart. The engineers have /»g- /Agge.1 ilie line across the stream. As epidemic ot diphtheria, which lias prevailed in i-redem-k City since .aid by the Maryland i have iieet. caused bv of sanitary procati- t*l around Alliens within the pa few day* remind us of a |s-riod in ti i* history of thcsoiilli which for II jua tice and unfairness i* nm-qual* 1 in the hixtory of the world. We infer to (lie days in which the iiiiconsl till- tloual reooualructlon acts of congi****, in their oppression and tyranny virtu ally distroyed tiie Mouthern -tale - a- free states of the federal union :»nd totally prostrated tiie liberties of tiie |M*ople. The attempt to govern 'lie southern states hy a conibiiiatioii -»f car|s-t l.agger- and negroes, while these states were Wltlioiit repre:u» ita- tion. was an outrage upon a people which no language could aricq irately express. I'heae wrong* and dial* >11- "al act* of i|i**fsitistii are too fresh in die minds of the pc-plc not to reiin*m- |»er who were the |sfr|>etrators. It wa* but the natural fruits of repubU catiisiu and their hireling* and will ing bads executed those outrages in a manner that would be creditable to barbarism. When in 1S7*» Mr. Maine made an attnek upon the south in a I Dbmkiuh tkkmknh, the federal ct- supreme court held iu a life insurance idle espe. eh for which there wa- no sort of excuse, his pur- pose wa- perfectly apparent. A presidential election was at liand and lie wa- a proiuineiit candidate on the reptihlican Desiring to make assurance douhly sure lie de||!w*ratcly atirred up the embers of se<*tioiial strife, imping thereby to secure the pport of all who looked upon cun- rvatism and conciliation a* a crime, 1.1 who (relieved tliat the results of •• war could only be maintaiiied by keeping federal bavoneta at the throats of southern people. The re sult of tills efTurt of Mr. Maine should a warning to Hon. Kiuory Hjtoer, Dr. W. II. Felton, t«» Uen. Long* street, to cadi liieinber of tile tsmli who would to-day remand the state of (Jeorgia hack to those dark * in order to aacure for themselves tonal aggrandizement. There Is to-day a member of the so-called liberal party but who la a renegade lemocrat, and hut who woiihl be in full alTHiathm witii the democratic party had that party seen tit to he- upoi thm the Ismrd of lustlth t mi t d has boon iprsguau*! with (s>is- so thoroughly oiious matter that devia«s|. The two uiu*t dangeroua place for years, pro|>er drainage. Two week* liefore hi- -leal low wrote these word* to * sent him flower*: "I have b. mg these woirderlill flower* lamp in my library. I can only ikunk ot the tloral games of Toulouse in tiie times of the Troul*a*lour*, and were I a good Trnultadour I would w rite you a letter in verae to night, hilt I a n worn and weary m* that I rind it ditit cult l*» write even prose. Thanka is a little word, bur u ha* much meaning when there is a heart ktehunl it, and thus l -end you mine for thnae Ncw|*>rt Ho v lm covering from wiial was l>elieved t a fatal stroke of paralysis, i* an a<iint. rer ot Americans aa well aa Atnern-an tilings. When aakt*l a few year* ago why he had not viaitad the great public, be aanl. "I am afraid to go, be cause 1 might never want to cotue home ageiu." No man ever yet maid more curious and uneip**-ted things than I,.ml Houghton. It is im|sisaible to predict what view he will take on any given aubject. Hence lie waa . ailed, while in tire bouse of lords, "The Cool ot the Kvcuiug," and in later life "1 he Uini ot Farad ox.” for which they clitiumnred. There honest imle|»otj.leiit deinocrxtii III Georgia who are inde|»eiideiit i:i party, and who f*w*l a deep interest in the welfare of tiie state, but their name* have never been mentioned in connection with liberal movement, nor do they give i‘oiliiteiiailce to the coali tion. A few such instance* a* that which lately occurred at Allien* and ‘e will lie none left hut the hard- I |*ditical offlt’O'weekera, siich.as those who com|s»*e the coalition, to weut stalwartisiu in the south. This i* hut the legitimate fruit* of talwxrtiaiu. If reached tiie climax *f it*glory when the chief magistrate of the United States wa* murdered tnd Arthur made president hy acci- lent. Permit the renegade |*iliti- cians who have now joined m with this element to save the state from lierditinn and such occurrences a* that will not he mi frequent. It is hy 'Mting strife and causing disseii-ion tliat they hope to get tiie support which enable* them to secure «*Hlce. Heyoml this they have no ho|s* ami by their fruit* ye shall know them. NAToh Mtbt.KK, of California, i* the president lias vetoed the Chinese hill, -ays that lie will pre pare a bill In accordance with the Niiggc-lions made. Senator Farley, democratic representative, does want the hill inodilled, and thinks tliat no hill will |»ai* this sewdnn. will hardly la* the case, and some hill checking the Chinese im migration to this country is Ismiid to pass. The people of the Pacific coa-t utiittsl III demanding it; they have I*eeii urging some measure of slief from thi* Mongolian invasion or years, mid their just demands annot he in* longer disregarded. In lie Fast India Island*, Au*tra!ia ml Polynesia, flu* Chinese immi grant- awaken the same op|wteitinli, I invite against themselves the same restrictive legislation as they have here. They constitute, wher ever they go, an alien element, a p« ••uliar people, retaining their tin tloual traits, language, manners, reli gion ami vices in the mid-t of nio*t op|**sttc surrounding* and insensible to all out-ide inilueiices. They are a «lis«piietlllg element on the Pacific coast, owing to the hostility of the lalxtring men toward them; and a regard for tiie peace and g«**i order of that section, if no other consider ation, render* it imperative that some restriction U* placed upon their fur. ther coming. For tiie furtherance of |*T*oiial ambition James (i. Blaine, of Maine, held him*elfa.- the incarnation of a radical southern |s*llcy. But the wave of prejudice ami |«viou u|*ou which lie exp.vte.| to ri»le into the presidentla! « hair did not go fast and far enough and lie had the supreme I mortification of lautig beaten at Cin cinnati by a iiolNidy. And. as if to add insult to injury. Id* thunder wa.* stolen by others and used agaiust him. He not only had the nomination, but lost the stalwart leadership and nev er lias regained it. To-day lit* most per*i-tent ami uiiitniiproniising etie lilies are tiie stalwart*, and the very jnurnxla which, in 1n7H,crow ned "tiie white phutu‘«l knight" witii n»*e* and laurel are now |tolling him with mud. Mr. Blame is a* dead |xs litieally as if he were ten feet under ground. The demon of sectionalism which lie evokf«l dug his grave and l>uri«*l In mi beyond reach of resurrec tion. I.et tho-c who would arouse passi. n and prejudice take warning lest they Iw consigned to tiie oblivion which tlicy demTve. Tiik president *ay* tliat they must not go—at least not for so long a tune w* twenty years. Tins makes Wasliee Washee wear a smile that ia child like and Maud. But toe Pacific states say that they mu*t go and thatllivy needn't atop to take tea. Let's see what •'ougrens is going to Jo atsiut it. Ariicu a thorough lUTssiigainm, a •'oiuiuilles ap|M»iutsd by the New York caXloii ex hangs lias decided itiat the ciisrge in*.!>• by Foglish luauufaemrare of traud in packiug Auisrlran c.ut«>u ara wiitiout foundation. tin* week, does not prove that a man i* of "intemperate habit*.” Tiie case wa* Die familiar one in which a company attempted to break a (sdlcy on the ground that tiie insured bad re|M»rted III nisei f a- of teni|M»rate hab its, when, as a matter of fact, he drank and had oiiee been through tiie horrors. Ttie court at Washingtoti, agreeing witii the circuit in New York state, holds tliat the "ncnMloti* aP’iiaeof Ibpiur leave* a man a* it finds him, a "temperate" man, and a single delirium tremens, “from an ex ceptional over-indulgence," doe* not turn him into a drunkard. Tiik father of the late earl of Ic dale used to go frupiently to the house of commons to look at (Had •tone, whom he hated as only a few of the nobility are capable of hating lie wa* always well wrap|*-d up, and above the fur of hi* coat collar naught wa- to he seen luit two little resiles* eye*, full ot hatrial and malice, sin-d ing -park* of fire down on the liber als. It was well known tliat his en trance, always late at night, gave sigual of a skirmish against th% pre- Thk friend* of (Jen. Sherman and Lietit.-Geii. Sheridan are said to linv combined in a move to keep them o the active list of the army indefinite ly. Sherman i* now sixty two and Sheridan i* much younger, hut they tsdii want to hold on to the full emolument* of their oiTV-e* as long a* they live. If they go on the retired list they go on reduced pay, and no ■d them i the active list. I.atkii return* from the school of lead llsli in the Atlantic, sixty miles long, *re coining in. A sea captain has arrived at Philadelphia who sailet through the school, and puts it At 'ICO miles long, lie tells this story, not withstanding the warning lie got during the voyage, when tiie lightning struck one of his sailor* and paralv/ ed his arm. A BI1.L lias been introduced in con gress to "facilitate tiie iraiiamission of money by mail." This Is doubtless a g<s>d tiling, but what the |>eop|e want Mtine * lieine to get hold of the money in the first place. Tbeclrcuta- iii of tt is too sweetly easy. Bikdhun a SaimnoThiiv—Oil the last run of the Nchisoier A Denike, 'ommanded hy Captain Bohanticn, which arrived in thi* i*>rt last Mon- lay, alHUit three hundred laud bird* of different kind* came aboard tin* schooner when the ve-ael whs off New Jersey coast ami there remained until (lie Denike bad Balled aoulh almost as for as a (stint off Charles ton bar. The birds were |»errhed iu tiie rigging, on tiie rails running to and fro a)»out the deck*, and kept up a continual chirping. The men com- l*»*ing the crew could hardly move atsmt without stepping on their mu sical shipmates The captain ordered 111* men not to disturb the songsters, which in every si/.>* and variety had taken refuge on hoard. ID* and the seamen fed them often on *mull gram ami bread crumbs *o tliat the mem ber* of the feathered tribe finally seemed to h*ve derided to keep com pany with Dm vessel all the way to Savannah. But one day. when the schooner wa- off the South Carolina coa-t, the entire flock took wing and iu a few minutr* wa* out of sight, hut heading toward* the laud. The captain *ay* it i* a matter of common occurrence f«»r one or two bird* to come alniard his vc*eel when at sea, tmt he never heard of or saw so many of tlieni.-iVamnMli Time*. I rmli mI JMrlrs. Shiel, in his inimitable sketches of the Irish bar. tells of the verdict of a Clare Jurv, in a case of "felonious gallantry." They anpiitted the pris oner of the capital charge, tmt found him guilty of "a great nndweeney." K Shelton Mackenzie, in h‘* notes to Shiel's text, says: "This i* notli ing to the verdict of a Welsh jury 'Not guilty—hilt we rts'oiiimeiid him not to do it again.' " Mackenzie also relate* tliat an English jury, not very bright, having a prisoner Iwforetlictn charged with burglary, and lieing unwilling to convict hin» capitally, a* no |M*r*onal violence accompanied tin* robltery, gave the safe verdict; “Utility o/ getting out >>t the win dow." lie ailds that the most origi nal wa* that of an Irish jury liefore whom the prisoner pleade<f guilty, thniwilig hillisclf on the mercy of the court. The verdict was "Not guil ty." The judge, In surprise, exclaim ed . "Why. he has confessed III* crime!" The foreman res|ionded : "Ah. my lord, you do not know that Mlo». Iml Wl' .)<». H.. H tin. lunitt notorious liar in the whole country, and no twelve men who know Ins character can l*Hlve * word that he says." And a- tiie hirers adhered to their verdict, the "liar" ew*a|wd. J W Edmunds re|M>rted to the Al bany I.nw Journa'ot June Is, 1*7U, a murder tnul, which t<s»k place in New York city, amt in which he ap- peared for tin* accu-«*i some thirty y«ar* is*fore by ap'tomtmeiit of the isuirt. The defendant wa* a young woman who. leaving i*s>r parent* in New Jtnrj weut to New York city, and olualiieil a plmv- a* waiter in a restaurant. She met and married a yi ung butcher la»y. but kept at work until her pregnancy com|**!led her to Uesiat, when she went to iicr par ental home to M» confined. Whea she returiietl to her husband’* h*lg» Inga In New \ ork »t \ she found them vacant and her own effe ts packed off It wa* a case of heart- '«•** desertion. She di-ssiver**! him at a slaughter house talking to a woman who wore at the mo ment, what she recognized a* her, tiie defendant’* best dress, which she tiad IsMight with her own earnings In-fore marriage, lie refu*e«l to talk with her. The next morning he wa* seen to lake a proffered cake from the ham!* of a young woman, divide it with aorue companions, and hi a hours was dead,hi* (HHU|taniooa being taken very sick, hut surviving. The pobce, investigating the inatler.ftmiid that the de«vaM*i had three wives, or rather three women *up|si*ed them selves bU wives. All three v arres'e»l, hut two were *|>eedily r«»« leaseil, a* our heroine admitted she hail dope the liiisines*. The caae fur the defense w a* weak, but after only a few minutes' atss-nce the jury re turned with a verdict of unt guilty The prisoner's counsel asked m.eV the jun>rs on what ground -be had lwen acquitted. “ft m-rvvsl him right," wa* the answer. A Karmaa «*ssrll Ht. I .of ia, April •!.—A dispuU*h fnuu IndepeitdClicr, Mo., says general conference of the world of tiie Church of Lattenlay Samis, aiiti|s>lygmmy Mormon*!, is-gan there this morning and will continue for ten days. Over 6,0X1 delegate ■ re present from ail over the l'nu»*| Stale* and Canada, and several fn England. Tiie pr^ideut ami pox pin t. Joeeidl Siuitll, Jr., soil of J »epl» Smiih, rtr., translator of tiie ish»k of Moruiou, presided over iinfling. The innfereinv in el|s-« tt**I to lie one of unusual inteiaal and lui- portanoe. A Ykah ok Bro AlliaN( k» —A New York broker i* rejs»rted as say ing tliat the present year is likely to witness some of the mont gigantic combination* and consolidations that the financial world has ever wra These will embrace the leading rail way interests, the oonl-pmdtieiug In terest* ami tiie telegraph interests. They embrace, first, a pnictieal «*»u- noDilation of the V r amieridit trunk lines, including Nortliweeteru and p<M*siti|y Cuiou and (Central l*acitic; second, a Miuiilar arrangement for the Gould projierties, making a great southwestern through route to tiie Pacific; tiiird. a money |hs»I among the coal roads whicii will regulate production so a* to in*ure reasonable price* to consumers and regular divi dend* to the producer*; ami fourth, a consolidation of the telegraph ami • •able <‘Ofil|iaUb*M, a transfer of the same to the government, ami a |*m tal treaty lajtween thel'nited States and (ireat Britain under which the |s*>ple of Isitii countries will have ample telegraphic facilities at tiie lowest (sissilile rates. yjjttDBSOji RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds. General BodUy Pains. T noth, Ear and Headache, Frostea Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. W ii on t(Sh *]«•!■ Pt o-j m • niff, *nrr, 0iinf>lt> »i -I rA#.ip Kii-n »: H-'i.-.ly A irt«l -ntsil* tut tli- i> i l-nl'tflj li.«r with |w!u C*n h«»- <h-«l »liJ jr*lUf« l'ir*iii >n« In E!»v*n lAi>c’<*<-r '(OI.UBYiU.nRI'nOISTSA.MJOElI.rM IN MEDICINE A. VOGELER <fc CO.. £ Unltitmpr*. Sf<i « J^HIKKS Tt) CALI, HPKCI AL ATTKN- hi to Ills liMiulHomc collection (ln« tH Kiirnt II >l«t lUnK-. Iliiinimiil Riuio* LADIKV tiKTH (Km« <b*lil ami Kolled Gold); GOLD Mil AWL PISH; Gold Mild Gold I'latml Nnohbw’c*; Handsome Wittcli ClialUH; Gold atulMiivnr Tliliuidss. Bpjnfifol Locieis and Charms' Liens ti l HlwaMa; Kvipiisiiesilver t'lateit WaterHeta; inicu-rs, Mugs, i'iii*s. Sugar sod Kerry Pishes, nic. GOLD W A TUI 0. SOHOMBURQ. lit the ni> of Douisvliie, eh Sal unlay, April 29th, 1888. These draw tugs ih'cut moutaty tBu&daye *i- e| ledt under provislous of mu Act of tin Genera: AMctubljr ul Kentucky. The l'nlle>l stale* Circuit t\»urt on March nmp.s; I- lf«s|. large reserve fUud IUa«l carehilly the of prlut for the APRIL DRAWING. Prises |U» . 12.UUI i . nun * Pntee each. Approx'n 1‘ritee i Prise, juu each, - J nBT * t'rtx*. toti each •• ** „ m I.Mm Prises. •lU.ei Shale Tl.k.U, |t. ll.lfTleheto.il. • 7 Tieheu, Me. va Tleheto. flee Kerull Money or Hank Draft lo letter, or •eu.l n\ Fxprcwi. IHI.N l *KM> Ht KKG. IHTKKKD l.rrTKK OK lh*4T-<»KKlt> Monkv «ntl>K K. i Tiler- of #u and up pen»e. Address * order* to M. M miukiiviv t'*»nr1er-Jouri.al Hu.ldlns, |.4mi |«« llle ki .or K. N HOtKIUltN, MKrisslw,), New York. JloDDnieDtal Itarble Works, 906 BROAD STREET HlhOUHT \U\ KAILIU P.ir fen.«. m»I ea- Dlffarent Btylaa and t lit. rsi.l| u ^'«p. A. M. BliliBDOB. 81000 UeHlsi’a ri«e Hrae. —' J t MILLkB M ^ ^ V 1 Conap oi Tu Hooii for sale la rajMent* of $10 b loath. 1 K you wteh to get • deelrahie Itome on 1 term, examtue till. pn>|er(}. JOHN HLAt'KMAK >U*M Km. Kstale Agent. SPRINGER S OPERA HOUSE ONK KVKMNG ONLY. Tutwdaj, April 11th, 18S2. MADISON SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY, IN ru B GKK \i I 'Oil Ki> Y-DKA M A. HAZEL KIRKE. V-«rlj IjMM (esk’ratlte K-pr-nest.tlnu* Tkrusgko.t the I’elterl State*. THK WiNGKMT HI'N ON KK(X)KD. TIIK lilO.Mh-'T Acii'K*- 1ANT OVaW ■ DA//.LI NO TKM M PH A. ■ €>•■ ntr^r trlflr,|. Th-.tr-. p* k*d l Thus Th.tfln'e Headquarters For Styles! In »1 >ring IVl 111 i tier y 0 1 i: NKW IMKIIM ARK ALL IN AND we will show on Thursday, Kriduy and Saturday Next a stork which loHy *>i.talnR on- repiuatlon for keeping like isrgnst. most liesullItU end varied line of Mtllltiery and Fancy (in ill iu Hi* city. The NKW HTYLRH will he ixhlhiu*dln tiie hiwt HHsortrnent of PATTERN HATS Something Entirely Now In Veiling! The ladies are partlcv.tarly invited t»>ei exiitnliic our prices. Kememher the dates of onr opening—tl Ktli.tilh and 7th. MRS. COLVIN A MI<H DONNKLLY. Ul, 1<><2. (he following pr'souers: Smith ami Kdward Redd, while; Krs'ik Madden, Frank Miller, Jim Kitten. Koli-rl Givens a >1 (ieorge Homier, colored. A re ward of Thirty D illnrs eft li, or Two Hun dred »iii> Ten IMI.n lor all, i* l*e>el»y rd for Mielr acpreheiiNion slid delivery to toe Isl'er of Muscogee I'oilliiy.or their confinement in M-nneMsfe .1*1', and the In formal Ion of wlilcii, ismimini lealeil * DESCRIPTION : Weigh about I vi ;i>s Charged wl KDWARD RKDD, White, red complexion, about tl Indies high, - only hair, blue eves, aim will w lgli about 1(6 '►* Cliarrat willi HN-ault with luleut to murder. FRANK MADDKN Ginger bread otdor, 'St year* of age, 6 leef li'( liu-tics liigli, black, wooly hair, 'dark eyes, and will weigh about 176 lit* Coder wen fence ol ‘AI years to the penitentiary. FRANK MII.LKR. Yellow complexion. 27 year* of i go, r, feet • iiiclil* Inch, idNck hair, Idsck eyes, and will weigh about I O lb* I'ud*r sentence ol - Ji yertis (o penlleutiary. JIM FITTRN, Yellow complexion, :<i years o' age. nhont I I i luciie* high hair, black eyes, prominent cheek tsmes. vcsnV *, Mild Will Wtdgil it I Hillt I til polilid*. with au assault witii liilent * »'•, Inch#* liigli, lilai'K, wisdly hair, black eyes, witii a d .rk mark ' ‘ ' one of tils cheeks, and will well lb*. Charged with burglary. GKORGBBONNKR lllack cotnp'eiinu. a» year* of age. 6 feel 1 Iurlies liigli, t'lack hair, black eves, ami neighs about I *' lbs. He Is very quick and short spoken. Charged with murder. Ity o r der of the Board of Coiiulv Comm •- -loners. F. M. HRlMiKM, Clerk Commissioner.' Court. April 5th, InsZ. NATIVE MINERAL WATER ROOKBRTDGE, VA., Alnm Water CUR KM mnm, LMMUNno.v mm uvn, lnwsots, .Herolula, t UnmiC Pueuiuonla, etc. It I* s p.'Srrbil sltrrslli. tonic *n<( Is ANTI M A 1. \ lif A l< IU It* rltw It. Umtal • •Hllh sic* tr>>w -mil*, ut ,h>*i< isns iu oar psiiiyldrU >o Artillrixl Hasp* or SbIU. HXANNON A t'AkaOh, ! 11E1V1E1V1RBR G.J.PEACOOK, I'lotliiiig XHimfiirlurrr, 6-4 A tMJ Broad Ht., Oolumbuu, Ga. Has tn.tore a new line of Cams, Snitiiies, TRICOTS, CbO M KNGI.lMll. FRENCH AND A MKK1CAN MAKIt*of K.idlese Variety. Tibiae wanHng HI KING HUITM made U> G. J. PEACOCK. ( LOTHING MANITAtTTKKK, 6-1 66 Broad Ht. csilf UH.DMBl M. GA. OPIUM JURE! \ WPKKDY me Dim lusnutsal H. JAwt.v 17 TI6NER & IcELHANEY. DENTISTS, 36 Randolph Btruat, tebiuuep* COLl GA SPRING SEASON 1882! I HAVE NOW OPF.V AND RKADY FOR IN’MPKCTION The Most Complete Stock FJLirsraY o-ooids Wlilch can tie found outside of New York. It embrace# the very latest novelties In Ladle* , kllsses and Children's IIA'I'S, TriiniUHl and Untrimm <1, LAlllKS’ TISSIIK ( III.MRS nml TIES III great variety. All are Invited to come and see for themselves—even Ihiwe who do wish In buy; they are equally a* Welcoin* as purchasers, ami all who com*, whether “* ‘ “* ‘ “ buyers, are a*Niited of coui teous treat |aa»r, experienced or luexperlenred , merit, giaal value and honorable dealing. JVC. EC Very reapeeltully, . XjZEZCEZL - • • COLUMBUS, CA. TSteam Power PkIwter f 300K-I^fNDEnA m 1. JOSEPH, PreHiilent. 0. N. JORDAN, Trr»“iirt'r LIQUORS PAID UP CAPITAL, S7B.OOO. Pioneer Buildings, Front Street. It will pay Close Wlioleeale Buyers of GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND TO CALL ON UN; BECAUSE, 1st. This I* the larneat Mercantile EttahHahment tu the Hty. Wm are Hole Agents in this market for Dupont** Powder, Kirk’* Snap* ami the celebrated He-No Tea. &I. YVe buy fur rash always—(my by the car load only, and owning our own stores nay no rent*. 4th We are heartily content with a email profit. A full Stock <>f everything kept in a firat-elaas Grocery House, The BEST LIME, by Oar Load or Barrel Tli*' Sign* or 111* Times Point l.ikt* the “lUnrt of llmtlny” low»rrtH an Era ot Artlxtic mwm for gentle™ ! rnilF. fairer portion or humanity have heretofore enjoyed the almost ex- I Htialve riKht to handsome etleri* in tlieir loiletd, but runactilinity is now MiroriKly proloHiiiiK in no "uni-erlHin tone'' tlieir riglil* to porHoual adorn mont Hence, to Iiieot tiie rei|iiireuientN or the public, iinuaual care and taste will be required iu tiie aolectlon or smtalde fabriiM, and skill .if the Inghe-H order hua lie.ni employed in faMhionitiK Kartuonts that will produce the most artistic ell.M-le Gentlemen will easily recognise <mr ability to fully meet tiie issii", and we o|m«ii the season with an elegant line ot Men's, Youths' and Children's CLOTHING and HATS . J. Thornton. AMERICA STILL FURTHER AHEAD iifjiimiimTa [the BEST-THREAD for SEWING MACHINES! SIX CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL COTTON Awarded all the Honora at th« ATLANTA international Cotton Exposition, 1881, “THE BEST THREAD for MACHINE and HAND SEWING.” TWO GOLD MEDALS AND THE GRAND PRIZE. M^Por eale to the Trade by J. KYLE & OO., c«luiuhii«, (Ja. ASHLEY PHOSPHATE COMPANY. OF CHARLESTON, S. 0.. OFPKRN FOR SALK Heiuhie Guano, Highly Atiimoaisled ; Acid I’koMphate for («*aipo*tiug: A Ah Flemeut fur Cottnn, Wheat. Pea*, ftv ; Pure ttruund Phosphate Koch ; Pure Grouud Raw Horn-; Heutiiae lieopeltUhe.'l kalnil; ( olloe Seed Meal ; Nova Scotia Laud Plaster; South Carol I aa Marl; Dried Blond. The »Ih»v* Kertl.itere are of very high grade And of uniform quality. M|**Mal Indlieetoeula are •>ttrre«l for < a*r. order* hy Hie Car load. 'eLIS • n. 1 *!.**• *\» :in For Term*. Illu*trale«l A mi* naca, Colored Hmuorou* Card*, HEAD QUARTERS FOR PLANTATION SUPPLIES and FAMILY GROCERIES! (ALSO AGENT FOR Seal, Lawson, kissler & Co’s Aniuioiiiated Bone, A Standard GUANO, aa ahown by the analyala of the State ('hernial. Will be Bold for CANH or COTTON. JOHN 0. WOOLFOLK, No. 127 Broad St. A POSITIVE CUKL W It bout Nr-dl. Inea. ALIAS'* 801.1 HI K NKDH ATKD IhUMK* Patent**! tMobrr 1*. i*TA iwt> t No. i*lll care ant raw* In four tfata «k lew% No t aid »ure tl* ue*-t eiaainaie »A*e. ia m h.»* long atAiatbig N>. bau-w^am BtaaW .'ol*-!**. eepantA <'f «*l *( t-irre~l~ * the' arrtWtalik lUFwIav.iJv i* >i» hi 1 |*-*iro>lug like .-uatinga of the et.Hki*. I. Prk-e,|l M Bold b> all drug* 1*0- h ilM en u*-«4ia ot prbv ?<* lanlwv p«r k ul*o *ad tor lUvuIat •* "• (*••* I J. C. ALLAS Ot, *> JokB aLnwt. N«w \«it <J. JVC. nvc ASOIST DENTIST, St. Olalr Street, • OolumbuB, Ga. TrraU dlaraeed (juma and at*wa-aed Teeth *72 _ Will. 91 i a 4*f at Uai «»ii, oejUf uaiBi ftaa. AAina Tata a • a Printing am! Book binding Or EVERY DKnCKIPTlGN. —AT— Lowest Prloo* A LARGE variety of all klude i»r Paper Including Seller, Hill llend*. Ht n lw loeula,Packet and Note alway* no hand; aleu, Envelope*, Card* Tag* end printed at Abort nolloe THOMAS CILQf.RT. If Ranitol oh H‘ HnnodD I'lkshifl I FAMILY OIL l« a luxury, and MumD Novor Iiont ft Ij t fo Or BURNT A HOME. Fur *ale at retail by the following woll-kmiwn groc»*ra: I. U POLLARD. C. K. HOt Hi*I'RAHHKR, M(H»KK A JaCKmoN, f»htk-mr iMosccq vtoiux MEDICAL CAKD. K DAY . formed a co|karluer*hl|k in (he practhw f medicine and autg“ r j under ihe firm MASON & OSLIN, and reaj.ectfully tender their prnfe«*hi *ervice* to the clllgeua of Coliuin u* k vicinity, Office at the City Drug Htore. MASoN, M. I . M A Men, on Upper Tmnpatreet. NOTIUiU ! Slate ami County Taxes! Ill K KKk ’LIVER'S BouKs AIIK N< aprJd i PI July I ' • ! KEEH Cures SYPHILIS Id any ata^u. Catarrh, Evz<*ma, Old Sore*, Pimple* B0II..H or aiij SKIN ,IM*easc. 0 i 73 i * CurcM When Hot Npi in^K Fail. Mai.vkkw, AKK., May 2. issq We have ca**-* Iu our lowu who lived at Hikt spring*, and were finally eured with H.H.M. Mi*'AM won A Ml'Hkt. If yon doubt, come to *ee u* and we will nothing ! Write Meeaage t4* the I'nforinnate Huirerlug ” Aak any promlneut Drnggial ■ - ■ ■tending. •w-$Io<hi IG.BAKb ballde of PotHUhlum, * lance. BWIKT HPKcIKU any Mlikeral eub- PEK BOTTLE: Price or Smtll fills, - . $1 (H» large “ - - - 1 7 i NKW ADYERTINFMKYIS. nEAjm • i. - •i x ow iion on• \ n - V (t flat f Ur. lui'.llhl* t>rv*j. ,u 'OK M I * *1 ( ( > ** m.oV . |r I'ebo ». rk»irf I*\V ■) Wt -ioL.tncUiU.oi MbII1 mi..:, LJf* 1 PHmn Baird. Mlrmf a* kaard (J* AA ( arakirr. B|a«d. ttaeh. A.., a«lj © Jv ir.n.ra.ruar'. mm- }*« ar«- a»t aall.lad rrtera Ur«an. will r, rw*4 aum , *llk lal,r«-l. ;:ki szavdti mnniVT akih |m.II>, allraJanl. «•..(• *11 (rail— •-*.*••» f< ««!.. I ' •* * < f ' Uruuttful Jllutl rolrtl f frr'% DANII'.L F. BEATTY, Waaliagua, lev J.nrf THE WORKS or tiib Collier Comp’y, OF ST. LOUIS. MO.. W kick e.r* b ul', Daatr.«r«*l fcf p<ra*ou M*> ?*»» aa4 N-pk.-Ull rr j), |w|, ARE REBUILT! Oder* art tolxiug for MrlHIy rare Wklte I.eai sad Bed I.ea-l C*l4-Prmif iif Par* Bark Cantor (III, kaw and Deabl* Bollrd Lfaa*e4 Otl. \ Dl 11M Ht 11 M > v - ' 11 IU Ifl J HABIl ...i a CURB. I! w ~rl ‘ ' K. W RLII , Repairer and Tuner of Pi .uoa, organ* auJ Accurdeuua. Blgu petiilliig alao Joue. Order* may be .rft ai J W I'eaaa * h---k |5^or fra*. AMnm i
