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DAILY ENQUIRER • SUN, COLHIIjUS, GEORGIA. TiiriNDAY MOllNIXd. MAY .1 leaders of the lost cause who STILL SURVIVE. time I've beta trU-d. I reckon I'll make the riffle next time.'’ j “I ho)>e so. I’d like to see you rise in this world.” replied Judsce Noonnn, who owns ft horse ronche in Medina county. disposing of a wife. Slimy of Them Sum-vsiNil 111 Hfirhinintr !. I r. Oor A»al n After tile W.ir UrVit.iVrv ‘•uH-i-.l (It. r tin* < mmti'j un.i AVI■ at TIim lire lluhu, Washington. May 10.—'The recent meet ing tit Montgomery of so many generals who figured in the ‘'late unpleasant ness'' or, the confederate side suggests the utus- tiotf AVhat hits become of all the south ern military chieftains who, after tin war, had in most eases to begin life over again w ith ruined fortunes and blasted hopes? Seine of them are now well-known as sen ators, representatives, governors of states and federal office holders, but a very large number have sunk ont of sight since the fatal Appomattox. In order to resurrect them for a moment’s glance vour correspondent called on General Marcus J. Wright, agent of the war department for the collection of con federate records, who Isa walking eney- clopii’din of facts relating to the "lost cause.” From him was obtained the fol lowing accounts of the whereabouts and occupations of some of the principal con federate leaders. Of thu six full generals appointed by the confederate congress only two survive, Joseph E. Johnson, now United States commissioner of railroads and C. T. Beauregard of Louisiana and manager of the Louisiana lottery draw- 0f the twenty lieutenant generals ap pointed to the provisional army several are living. E. Kirbv Smith is professor of mathematics in the University oftlu South, Tennessee, which is an Episcopal institu tion. James Longstreet is keeping a hotel down in Georgia, after sorting a term there as United States marshal under President Haves. D. H. Hill, of North Carolina, was still recently president of the Agricultural School of the state of Arkansas, and now earns a living chiefly as a magazine writer, liichard Taylor, son of President Taylor, is engaged m building a canal near New Orleans. Stephen B. Lee is a farmer and president of the State Agricultural College of Mississippi. Jubal E. Early practices law at Lynchburg, although his chief sup port is derived from his connection with the Louisiana lottery.- company. Of the major generals, A. P. Stewart is now president of the University of Missis- sissippi, at Oxford, where Secretary Lamar was a professor at the time of his election to the United States senate, Wade Hamil ton is up in the north end of tlie capitol, where ne is likely to remain for life. Joseph Wheeler is in congress, is very wealthy, and one of tire largest planters in Alabama. He Ls tlie only southern mem ber who entertains largely in Washington. John B Gordon is a millionaire railroad , man, and figured conspicuously at the Montgomery celebration. General Luring. ! of Florida, was engineering in Egypt until a few years ago. when he came to New York to work at. the same profession. IS. E. Cheatham was recently appointed post master at Nashville, Tenn., by president Cleveland. .Sam Jones, of Virginia, is in the judge advocate general's office. S. B. Buckner lives in Louisville. Ky., where he owns a great deal of real estate whose revenue supports him. S. B. French earns a scanty subsistanee by engineering in Georgia. C. L. Stephenson is in Freder icksburg, Virginia. John H. Forney, brother of congressman Forney, is in an in sane asslum ut Selma, Ala." Abney H. Maury is Washington agent for a‘New York life insurance company. John C. Walker is also in the insurance brininess here. Isaac li. Trimble is in retirement in Baltimore on a fortune derived from the “Trimble whisky.” General Heath is employed by the government to do engineering on some southern rivers. Cadmus Wilcox was formerly employed about the seriate chamber, but is now in retirement willing a history of the Mexican war. Fitzhugh Lee is gov ernor of Virginia. Charles W. Field, once doorkeeper of the house, is superintendent of the Hot Springs reservation. Win. B Bate is governor of Tennessee, and is on t re straight road to the Cubed Statu., sen ate, W. H. F. Lee is a Fairfax county farmer. C. J. Polignac, who came o\ e'r from France to espouse the eon fedora* e cause, is back in Paris busied with im mense railroad operations. J. F. Fagan v. ns marshal of Arkansas under Gr a nt. 11 e is now at Little Rock. William Mahc.no is in the senate, as is E. C. Walthall, of Mississippi. John S. Marmaduke is governor of Mis souri, ami an aspirant for Senator Cockrell's seat. Pierce SI. B. Young lias gone to Russia as United (states consul-general nt St. Petersburg. SI. C. Butler is a senator cf the United States. Thomas L Russell, after making a fortune a.s attorney for the Northern Pacific railroad, has set*led down at his old home, Carrersville, Va. (II. W. Custis Lee, president of Washington and Lee university, at Lexington, '.'a Only a In liulLinn “ir’mT Mint 1 rluiu-as I-Hiutl!,' A\i IIu-liHiut With I "ill 1*1 a few of the several hundred brigadkr-g u- err.ls can be mentioned. West Adams, foimerly president of the Gulf and Ship Island railroad company, is postmaster at Jackson, Miss. Frank Armstrong is now waiting the senate’s con firmation to be Indian agent, but a.s the charge of desertion against him seems to be pretty well substantiated it H not likely that he will ever have anything to do with tlie red man, John G. Brown was twice governor of Tennessee, built tin.* Texas Pacific railroad for Jay Gould, and is the latter’s attorney for all of his roads W est of tlie Mississippi, as well as receiver for the Texas Pacific, with headquarters at I Oil las. J. R. Chalmers represented the “shoe-string district 1 ' in Mississippi in congress until be was lift las* fall bv paity splits; John B. Clark, of Missouri, is clerk of the United States house of rep resentatives; F. M. Cockrell and A. H. Colquitt are United .States senators; If. E. Colston is in the surgeon general’s oliici ; W. R. Cox, of North Carolina, is in the house; X. B. Bray is commissioner of the land office of Texas; Basil Duke edits the Southern Bivouac at Louisville, Ky.; J. T. Morgan, of Alabama, and S. B. Maxey, of Texas, are United States senators; A. II. Seales is governor of North Carolina; C. M. Shelley is third auditor of the treasury; E. L. Thomas is in the land office of the inte rior department; R. M. Vance is assistant commissioner of patents. A hundred more brigadiers are scattered over the country, most of them engaged in civil engineering. A Patent Hum- Hull 1 lulu The foundry and factory boys have or ganized a base ball club that will revolu tionize the manner of catching and pitch ing. The pitcher has a stick stuck up in the ground at his place. The ball is; put on this stick, and by touching a little spring it is sent with lightiling rapidity to the batman. The consequence is that the Hall is never hit by the batman, while the catcher behind lias also a patent clamper within his hands, and never misses a ball, they have a professional pitcher. Mr. •Suber Dixie, and in about two weeks will take the field against tlie world. It is said by expert base ballists to be a great im provement in the game.—Athens Banner. A IVrii'verlmr Man. Texas Siftings. Judge Noonan recently had occasion to sentence, a horse thief. “'This is the third time I’ve had to pas c sentence on you for stealihg a horse, on oil id not this be a warning to you to de sist from your evil practices?" "asked his honor impressively. “Why, (edge, a man who gets discour aged in my line of business will never amount to a row of pins. You know that good old proverb, “If at first you don’t suc ceed, try, try again.’ This makes the third Times. An find to Hone Srruplne. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg. 111., ; says: “Having received so much benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eight years; my doctors told me I would have to have the bone scraped or amputated. I used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklc-n’s Arnica Salve, and my ieg is now sound and 'veil.” Electric Bitters are sold at 50 cents a bot tle, and Bueklen’s Arnica Solve at 2o cents per box by Brannon & Carson. eod&w Shut, IMmrfpil lit Krt-.h Wafer. I A peculiar freak of nature is presented in the result that attended the experiment of stocking Lake Ontario with shad seven years ago. Millions of them were hatched, , but they were dwarfs. None of them grow i to over seven inches long, and they are not fit to eat. They propagate proliflcally. and have become a choice morsel of food for tlie pickerel and bass. (iomt ltf-MiltK in lurry (use. D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga. Tenn., writes that he was - seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs; had tried many reme dies without benefit. Being induced to try Dr. King s New Discovery for Consump tion, did so and was entirely cured by use of a Tew bonles, Since which time he has used it in h.s family for all coughs and - colds with best results. Tills is the expe rience oft] ousands whose lives have been saved be this Wonderful Discovery. Trial bottle tree at Brannon A Carson's drugstore. eod&w f*rnM •■ntfiur 111, ibwiin n.. The Idaho authorities are very vigorous ly prosecuting the Mormon polyamists. Gainesville's burned ice factory is to be rebuilt nt once. Advice to Mothers.—Mbs. Winslow's Soothing Svi:l*p should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It re- 1 liev, „ tin lit 1 U- sufferer at niice: it produet s natural, quit* sleep by relieving tile child from pain, and the little cherub awakes ns “bright as a button.” it is very pleasant to caste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu lates the bowels and is the best known remedy for diarrhcea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty- fiv0 cents a bottle. >*i1 KiivoruUIy Inijin^sf*1. There whs *; nev arrival in the Pod grass family the other morning, and Mrs. Pod- grass hit upon a plan to explain the pres ence of the infVhu to her daughter, Miss Angv, aged six. “Conn- here, my dear.** she said, “and see the beautiful doll I have just bought “Humph,” said tin* ungrateful young one, “l i an bin a better one than that for 9‘* cents.“—Chicago Rambler. V Standard Mcdinil Work ONLY *1.00 1! V .11 A If.. I’OST I* A 11>. ILLUSTRATED SAMPLE FREE TO ALL KHOW THYSELF, Gi'CiU Medical Work oil Manhood. thu istu-'l Vitality. Nervous and Physical i >«-bil- . Premature Decline in Man. Errors of Y"i:th, id the untold misery resulting from inhV;-. t;/.» aim: It a ill's !-■ j)’ i« which is invaluable, whose expei diseases. oumi by the Author, rs is such a.s probably jver before betel the lot of any physician. 500 puffers, bound m beautiful Frem T. imedin, cm* bussed covers, full gilt, gnu.runt*-eu to lie a finer work in every sem-e -mech.inicu!. literary and professional - thnn any other work sold in this country for ?2A *. or the nioiie-v will be ivfr.ndcd in every in-tance. Pi ice only $).•*» by mail, post paid. Illustrated sample s cents. Send now. Gold medal awarded the nuth r by the National .Medical Association t<< tin• Pre.-ndent of which. th.- Hon. P. A. Bisaeli and associate officers ot tin- Hoard the reader i*> respect fully referred. The .Science of Life should be r< ad by the young for iiistni *!ion. and by the afflicted for relief, it will benefit all. - London Lnno t. There is no member of society to whom The Science of life will not be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, instructor or clergyman. Ar gonaut. Addr* vs the Peabody Medical Institute or Dr W. H. Parker, No. i Bulfinch itrcct, Boston Mass;., who may be consulted on all diseases re quiring skid and > xjm. rii'iico. < '.ironic ami ob*ti- )mte disease- that have baflh d the skill of a:, other j'liysirjau- a specialty. Such treated -tie* ctssfu.ly without an instance of failure. Men tion this paper. • yp.- wly RK( El v Eh > SA i .E. and rhai-tr *h 11, r Little Rock. Auk., May lfi.—Pet,-;' A:.'finis, an i-Id German fai'iuci', ie-i- ing in Floyd county. Indiana, arrived lw-rcto-day in start h of his daughter, who, with her husband, moved to this state some six years ago and settled near Paris, Logan county. Mr. Andr.is had been advised that his daughter had been placed in tlu- lunatic asylum at this place by a carefully ar ranged plan of her husband, who had found favor with another woman, men comely in his t;. ,-s than bis svife. ,\1 r.' Amiras, in company with your correspon dent, visited the asylum, and the seem- be tween the father and daughter was truly affecting. She recognized him in an in stant and implored him to take her away with him. Tnt father says that letters have been intercepted between her and her rela tives, and that she has been brutally treat ed at ti mis by her husband, even while they resided in Indiana. The husband, whose name is Michael Hilos, purchased an Sd- acro farm in Logan county, this state, the capital used being from the sum of ?JOOO given as a wedding present by Andrus to his daughter. This, together with the attraction of another femr.'e, it is claimed, has led Hilos to pursue the course lie has to get his lawful wife incarcerated in the asylum. Mrs. Hilos is about twenty-eight years of age, and the mother of six children, one of whom, two weeks old, was in arms when she came to the asylum. Tlie father says he will seek legal means to redress her wrongs, but it was feared bv the doctors that her mental strength has about de parted. IVlull llr slinuM Not Hr. The next governor of Illinois should not be a man who believes that it is “bad poli tics" to use force in putting down riots.— Chicago Times. BtTKI.KVS A It Ml'A Vll.YK. The host Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Coras and all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or money refunded. Price 25e. per box. For sale by Brannon & Car- sou. ;e2-l eod&v. ly In-mi crtith' Cutbtm-tion, The president has changed nearly every office in Indiana, which is pretty fair work for one year. It is only a question of time when the offices of the government will all be in the hands of its friends.—Delphi WILdONIA .... ?‘ v Sss>l thSLaidu*S».w" Sfi jMShiki Absolutely Part sinl 1 i-.uiiiitvrati'd. HOSP’TAuS, CURATI JE INS"! IT; fiONS, INrIR MARIE'S. And Pre5«*.iu>d a* ^ s /tnrwi-iERt. CU^E: CONSUrvV-'Ti . N, HEMORRHA 3E3 Afttl ftfl Jf'tsfhi:/ ’*..*■ .».*»'•(» .* DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, iVALARI A. Hit: < vi y PURE STIMULANT Fob the S:ck, Invalids, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women. For sale by Drnguist*, Grocer« nmi I'eiilers. Price, One Dollar jier Boille. "M'.iun- i bfAVe I! i]{ The Duffy Mai! Whiskey Co.. Baltimore, Md. St n't 8tii”ip f r iff ' t-tfing ' , i>r«'’'»pf/f*« Fi'****i DR. RICE, ^SI$’WsTl!le,Ki A r«gul»rlT eiacai^d and legn.lv qualtbed jhT*x;iau aud the mot* jb*.j«it f a!, as !ii« | '.actlee tv ill prrre. Spermatorrhea and Impofency, as tl.e result i- f se'f--.buse in youth, serial r»»ei !r :ua- uirer years or other •*«iise», find i ridu.’ i.p so’.i* / fol* lowing efV-tv N>: V" isnejs. Scmicnl F.tnlsii.n* '. fht er.. : > ei*>n/ Hr Arnmt) D.'mi."** ot I efecrive U>-u.>.rr. }‘hr si aiUvear TiuipUt >.n Pa «, Avcimi.u tu j*i-:ieiT . .* FeD.oles, Co.ifuiiou o! IJias, I.iis of bexml Po'Mr. iie.. rtndi *-.ag iBsirrinBL* improper or unhappr, are thoroughly tt>d ptn.a- ninth* eured. gYPHIlt IS f 0MU ' el ^ aii,i <,a * Urelr ervriaa.tfj ^ onj lue syajeni; Gonorrhea, GliEEX. Stricture, Oroliitif, narnit, (or Rup'.uie;, Pile* at: i othe- private diseases quickly cured. It ii- self-eviaeut that aphr sieiun who pars ipedal attention Uj u certain clast of diseases, and treating thousands annu ally, acquires great akill. Physicians kuowingth.s fact often recommend persons to my cart. Wr.eu it i» inconveuiei.'. to visit the city for treainieut, medicines can be sent privsuJf anl safely by mail or express auynhere. Cures Guaranteed in all Case* undertaken. Cousui'.atii n*< personally c.r by latter free and lnviu-i. Cbargva reajonaiie and cbrrc«i-».udenee ttrictiy c^iiHd«i.ujsL A PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of ?00 rages, f»vt to any address, s-eurnly sealed, for thirty ?0' cents. Sin uld 1 •» read Hr all. Addrets as f. ovt Oftcc hour* Item c a. M. to P VI. Siitidaya, 2 w 4 P. ii AU i Ail IS Most ..fthediM-n«f«*r hi* h ali'.-t nr.uk.n I an* *»n»rin niiy caii.^d l.\ a dm mF --.lcom!- k.u of tu* LIV£P. For nil eompIntni3 of thin kind, tmih a« T*irphlitj of thfLivisr. BiiiofsnHHA. -V'*rv Dyhpr*|isia Inuisp-*’ tii'ii. Ir.e^ulnrity of tb< B I'voie. Ooustiputioti. Flat"* lency. Eruotn'i »ns and B'i.-ain? -if the Stomai-h (sornetiuies ualli'd Hoarth | .i*n) MiaHinn. Maltria, Bloody F’.ux, fiiills am Fever Brt*;iKb"tie F- ver, ExhuuBti'Hi l.i«*».>ro or nr r Fever-. Chr inic Dinr- rhtva. Lo-as ot AppHi'e. F in I lire-Mh, Irrfgularitus in . l*?n?u| t‘> Ft mal -i B •n r in«-(imvu STftDiGER’S fttiRflHTII lfi invaluable. It i? not a pan '••n for ail dis< a-.e* but f> | |rs ail dir»e*aeec of tho LIVER, will VVk Wi. STOMACH HiifiEiOW ELS It changes the oruipfon.m from a tvazv. yellow tinge, to a ruii'i" ».• .:'*h> ? ■ or. i: . i.'.iiely vunvivof low. gloomy spirits. It :* o Q e of the BEST AL TERATIVES and IFtF.RS OF THE BLOOD, and la A VALUABLE v CNiC. STACiCEP’3 AURANTil F<jx *;ale by all Druggist#. Price $1,00 I>‘*r buttle C. F. STaDiCER, Proprietor, Mo SO. FRONT ST., Philadelphia. Pa. PENNYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH/' The Original ami Only Gnmlne» Paf« and «t a; - K • M** var«< r crwrtlileM* .mitativ i fn !ih| ,-a '• LADIES. AM. Ornggfat f '>! “I hi. bclrr'n PnglUh” and uk a r or .7, Jt .- v. return mult _ . . iirllllrHl C 1J ti hfu:D* m -it it art', .‘'biJudu-, f v » fflld by by Ilruir^bt DKA.FXKSS^M. of tbe day with m Dree months, and s le pror-eHs. •—fill li* Ka-t 2«tl» ftt.. Nov York city. mill I tu tli sat 2m 'H*td Unit * uijr» <! in koine w.tb pubi Jin of nur I y Ilflf v in tho erty >‘i' t ultiinl ' icurnia. at pithin' uap. i v in «>nt of : >t Ii nst.fl'.M K....OUH o ( o.. m the noi-i inviu, (.•rnir "fl-v-md sin,’ Tou'b *•»•.. outl’.ihiv. 'I tv. - ’a\ :i. I ul*. iio\ . t.,o joJouiov .loniil.vl lyior .‘.'tun . m ipn—.. uatt o imn.oil uHol\ on tl.i -. in. f :»>.e < iuu.il liev •••'.» •. , i -in ii, \u-t r<ih.lt .it th.* intor-wtiim ..f i'o \t hv! K.*\\ in -ahi c:t\ of i n.ir.b' n ;otn c w . \\ Cash Assets, $7,618(116 non . ’tu Ming-, p',.' ,vO I.I..U. I.I -; an.l .,,,.,1 r<. ■, o,ji.|ircss, 1'iul ,u. i .1 pm ..I t 'ho f 1 dirt.*t l\ from foot. rio ■ mo i nn- 'Valor tiro \ iivittiioii f, In lop'ifuro pr. -^*,! 20.n«K» bales;., lu* -ea-(.i> ilu* m.mtJ; of I im-iii* btr. lip;"'My, w'Iit-i. : nniiinsr the tnual cightc n hour*, fin- am! nig),! Pin) b;*u-, . 1 M»'"C‘:imc f ibi.m *l2in) will put tin* |nns in con p.oto nurnuiH u ioi. inv. ip-.n .»f tin ph'’’: itn: n”. i.< tail*- !'ui id'-be.i up, i. it ) pm-ation to:, nmioi’-n.* no ! Inspi-ctn i -,\ \ .u ..r-.pom i- im.tou, ."cnii-11-.iu' Uno-lnP ca«li .ui.lav of ittlamv Jnii'i in . i. |vT. .villi itiVi'u.*-' nt , I>t‘J .“'ii.. vevred *• ■ u<iia? ifid in hur-.iioe . hurnt*.. LJ( ».s l.L ( . l.KYY .Ii:.. myloau-td Jlcct'i vcr. CAPITAL PRIZE, - $150:000. "HV >h> hr n lot ccii'i)/ thu t m sonmust f : i# nr- rantmnrnt for all iftr Monthly nmi Quarterly JJrawinys of Tin Louisiana .Hate Lottery Com pany, and »'/i per mm in ana ye and control the Drawings thems-b en, and that the sanu arc con ducted with honesty, fa'‘ iteas. and in good faith too ad (til parties, and ice uuthvrim the Company 4oniiik isnio Hoi's. H’r idcrsiynrd Iianks and Hankers will pap al! Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot teries which may he presented at our counters. J. a*. OGl.r.SflY. Bill. Nul l Rank. .1. W. K 11. II It FT II. I»r<n. State Null Ilk. X. RAIiRVUN, l*rt’k. N.O. Nul l Rank. U M’llf.TlillEMEU ATI |{ \<TI0\: 0\er Half a I? the only hanulc-ps and effective NKRVp: FOOD known which leatet- no afier-etfects. and is without stimulant oraleohoj. It is a delicious be\erage and v id jiusittveiy iceover Brain and Nervous Exhaustion, destroy thirst for alcoholic drinkc re.st.ce the appetite.'cun? Dyspepsia, g-ive relYeahiutr deep and immediate relief to any trout !e Hrisinjf nuni nervousne<s. A single bot tle vnil jjrr.ve its \irtue. MAWFALTFRED JiY MOXIECOMPANY, At ! anta ; Ga. Fr 1 .-tile bv John P. T 1: r.er A Bn,., and O. A. Bradford. City Drug Sti re, Li-iumbus, Ga. ot* cents t,.ian bottle. apkj liy n ; n. Louisiana State Lottery Comp’y, Incorporated in 1S»1 V for *25 years by the Legisla ture for Educational and Charitable purposes— with a capital of f 1.000,000-—to which a resene Aiod of over $550,000 haa since been added. B> an overwhelming popular vote its franchise wat made a part <>f the present State Constitu tion. adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879. (IN Grand Single 11 umber Itruuin^s will take place monthly. It never scales or post* ! pones. Look at the following distribution: UPtttl <*ruml tloutlily AND THE EXTRAOBIHMRV (H'AllTERLV IIIIAIVIXU! In the Academy of Music. New OrleaiiN, liiekdaj, June !.». jssii. Under the personal supervision and manage ment of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana. & Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. Cajuiiil pj'izf. .sirtO.om, 4s)'Notice--Tickets ar»* Ten lloliao «nh. Huivcs. Fifths.^. Tenths. $ I. I 1ST « i- I'HIZES. 1 CAPITAL PR1ZH OF RKin . *150.000 ] UHAND FRIZ I*.'op 50.000 . .jOamo 1 i.JtAND i'RIZliuF 20,uuo 20,000 *2 LARfik P1D l" ,'v ft ‘'o.ono 1 I ,.\ H <» K l it IZI> (>r "i.ono 2-.0M.I iO PRIZES i‘F i,'n)u .0,0011 no PRIZES nr v- 25.000 too PR IZEft ()F to;. so.w'i 20c PRIZES <»»•' 200 in,000 C.L0 PU]Z}.> Uc Vi') .. .. tii.nun l.ooo FRIZES fJF 50 Vi,u<0 A I P' »XIMAT!t*N PKIZEft. ;i 0 Al-i-n xiiGati ui J’r.'e- of ?joo i'u.Ouo ’.••0 " “ fun 10,001; ! •" *‘ " .. 7,500 ode J7‘'Pnzes, ruiioiuitiiig to ?V22. Application for mie« t«» cluh« slioukl I niy ti, tier (jlficc of uic-< omjmny in Nt v l )r;ean- l‘u>tiler itit<*fiii.tti>>ji writ, ck*: riy. givui' X J) !'(**- POSTAI, NiFSTV •v ' )i • let'* or k in L.\ at i> \ I J'llP.V. Vi n Orli'fiiiv R.n. Or 11. ^ 1% « l'K>IIKN. M ilSillillgMHI . If. <. .Hake I*. H-. tlnii' > ilrdcrs pu^uht.* »ii I uddr! s\ SU*u Klorcd Jt .• nt. is l n \ i:\\ oui.l v ns \ vn»\.t fumy m> I2 »vc*d ’.•hv*t Veil Orlcitns. fai. EXECUTOR'S SALE. t fJTtr. HALLY to an . rdt r (? r ill- Court of Or -» u.iry t»f MiKf'.m i* < o,;nt v. v rl be '-•old )» b.rv in- auction Ih-um- o| I . M K.iowl. •- .L < on ♦ he e<iiT*<r of I iv-uid u,.«i Ti :il li s, r c'-, in ' 0I11111- yi>. Ctu -aid (<unly. mi the fir-jl Tiie^duy in -c. 'it m). j'-d i j'; ,"t j't*., t 1 -»Mt: That {. >rLun ii.-lot N't'. JC >. the .suine being flit hccond t< im - me d an 1 lot :i • i.ow i'j<• 1 ■»• 1 '•Mmh of tli 1 of «}<tck.v»u nod k.'xhiir streel.-.!o-»vit: A portion > i ■said lot fronting oi. J.u k.-on Mrect 11 fed. mor, 01 le.'s. and running bm L wesi tin «i« pin of -aid lot. .".Jid lying next north olTh, residence ot tin Life John Met arty. S,»ld a- flic property of Join M' C;,rt y, Ian* of fdinr., dee, for the purpi <»*'paving debi*-. 'I'.-i m- ea-li. Tni- nli day of May. puv.. WILI IA V Mi liOVI'RN. myi-.i.'ovlt Executor John McCarty. Muscogee Manufacturing Com pany Stock for Sale. . in ! olun T-'OTT, Co<k v. - will ‘•(Hat ain't ion. ia rtion h» ii-* M l''. M. Kr;oi« b o A MuKeogee county^ G('-rg . 1 • * Iv. .• lu irs oftlu capital sn < k «»? nnul-ic’u'. mg ( diipiniy. s<We . *> \V. V, . Shipp Sr., Lite • f Cliatt.i- ... I • r»f \Y. \\ Shipp, 101> AA iboiiiu If ng iiof i4* I’om r Ill'll f NSUPF. again-t l..«s nr damagi I ning nud T. rnndo. at mti - gi 'Ill r. (l l>\ any reliable stock Lightning clmw will be insert p«»licie< without extra eluime. \ Fire. Light- Is the ni uree—f*d appli*.:nee in the world for ant eel as I' • \\ the treatniem of Nero.ns Debility. Neuralgia, nnpuny. The itheuniatism. Lmnlmgu. SienpJessnc.ssH, Asthma, in Dwelling Dyspep-iu, 1 M-0 .1 - if Liver, Kidneys and 1)1- . ge-‘ive Organ-, sick iiendache, and all troubles arising from insuiheient and impure blond. I!. CIIAIM’KLI.. Audit. BALL’S ORSETS LRFECTLY SATISFACTORY • ; «■ ;<r*n*- t. y; 1 i's pr • e r»:land«d hy »etW iu , 3 ■ .1 j i rs. Rrwarw# ■ I. «:..>iu. N .ic feenu.ne witlio it ti*!?' rnf.t ir.o corset cc i,5 L ...irj St., New \ orlt. “ ? r ■ v* rhoaoo Crab Orchard WATER. , rii». uvi.H. THE KIDMIV9. THE STOMACH. [•the HHWMI.S. I'fi.-ITIVK < I KK e fi 3 DYSPEPSIA. Constipation. < Sick Headache, w r.f tlH) : then l'L( >I; i! > \ LA.\b: TOO.MP.S CILWVKmi). ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. (•IlMpnnri fills. b . ■ Suits »■ J J in bulk, Crab Orchard Water Co., Prop’rs. «. N TONES Manager. T ADVERTISERS Can learn the e^act cost of any proposed line cf advertising in American Papers hy addressing Goo. P. Rowell A Co., Newapnpnr Advertising Bureau, hldfr . J Spruce St., New Yor' Send lOctft for IGO-rianr Farr i order fr u Court ofOrdin .rj ■ ' Mu-jt on Saturday, tlu I5*i da* « t Ma*.. fijati. at tion house of F. M Km w'.es y < '.. Bro.i f'olnmbus. fJiu, witiiin tlu legal Lours of the pcrsonuL )•< ri.-imbi Diwp'it> belo: the estate of Hu, b ! < rr. <■>., i-.ihed, < < u- hous» hold and I,’ n I’urniturt*, m tools, watcher a m * of Mich arti.b* .: . . .ilvk.it in •. [ -tn*< l. suie. itll Ig'Ilg N* l-tilli' of liTHEY OAYLUS Used for over 25 years with gfut etc physiciunn of Paris, Now Y-.rk and 1 suporuT to all otners f-rtl nprumr-t •asoH, recent i r ot long Ptand.ng Pn (JIashL 'ttleac'intaiiung *14 < iph-ub-s 7C’KNIS, MAKINO 'lit KM 'IUjI CAPSI J.L.8 IN THE MARKET. 1* 'eparud by 12.1 Milsoniii Mngiirlic Power l.iuliiV A IhIoiiHiiiiI Sii iipurtur, | For the dispersion of Fibroid and other tumors 1 ami enlargements of thewomb and tlie ovnrie.su j Also gives great support and comfort and in* j creased strength to the walls of the abdomen in | eases of abdominal enlargement without any particular disease. Tends also to decrease and prevent excessive accumulation of fat. 4Q oonvnzPA-iisriir, H20 Broad n it.v, New York. Dr. C. TERRY, Agent, Columbus, Ga. ml)2 dly Valuable Real Estate FOR EXCHANGE. ,*r (Ann worth of city of colu.m- O I '),UU1l bus and Oirard real estate t<) ex change for timbered lands either in Georgia, $10,000 worth of Improved City Real Kstate to exchange for Stocks and Honda. $2200. 310 Acre Farm in Stewart county, under fence. Rented 1 his year for fi 1 ., hales cotton. Ore place is a good five-room Dwelling and neccHHary out-buildings. Well watered and timbered. 110 Acres in HurNboro, Ala., wdth eight-room Dwelling, kitchen and three two-room tenement houses. 120 Ac res one mile from Hurtshoro, Ala. Good four-room Dwelling and four tenement houac.'i. Thirty acres in woods. 820 .\creN two miles fYom Hurtuboro, Ala., witli two settlements and thirty acres in woods. ^ fj •180 Acres foul* miles from Hurtsboro, Alw. Three settlements and eighty acres in woods! J| The above jnoperty, situated in and ncur Hurts boro. Ala., will be exchanged for Columbus Real Estate. TOOMBS CRAWFORD, W. S. O-IRLEIEIsr, REAL ESTATE A (i ENT. FOP S\LE $2500. Ne street, half. Five Co!cJ and Two Pllver Medals awaniert in 18-)5 nt the Exptisitiong o New Orleans uml Louisville, and Uie In ventious ExposUir.n of London. The superinriiy of Cornline over lion rn* wlialebono lias mov beei; demonstrateo by over five years' experience. It is uiorr durable, inure pliable, more comfortable and iinmr hrtukr. Avoid cheap imitations made of varlou kinds of cord. Lome are (reniiiue miles ‘Hit. W/.I:;.Bn'a Cokauxi;” is j rinle on Inside of steel Cover. FOR S/HE BV ALL LEA BING MERCHANTS. WARMER BROTHERS, 353 3ro' dway, New York Cil> id full ijtiarter-acro five-rot.m H«umr on lower Broad o i >i. Vev\ -li sirabie home. a., I/oiim* and Iwc-ri/om kitch en oil First avenue, one block belov. M. & Cl. IL H. >*i/.e of lo*. Ibh et from by 117 back. In very desirabh* localit •,. $800. Th ' i i -room In l«i> i>n lower Jat-kson at if*I.>00. Five lwo-room H* usesand 1 2 acre lot on low. r Ms Intofdi str. n. Han’s for V) per cent, on price .i # cist of Swift’s mills, rent for 12 per cent, on is nolo .Swift’s mills that b*t on south i )glethnrpe 11 .use on lower Forsylh lc 117. iinf four houses in (lb lOfltll. ■e on north Jackson ;>er McIntosh »ods in town, ■uk^ ui street, '( d Fillccnlli GROCERS SELL IT. LOU II.-' - Nun L. LKYKUi: NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN. You are rd’,owed afire trial of thirty days of tht» use "f l»r. Dye’s Celebrated Voltaic Belt wirn Eleefrlc Su-peMsory Aj-pliaie’ea, for the speedy r. 1 :»-f and periiianent euro ot LerwusIfelnlHu. loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for manv otli. r diseases. Complete restora tion to Th-nlth. ^^v'or and .Manhood guaranteeiL No ri-k is in.*ui red. 11 lust rated pamphlet lu scaled tnvclojie Tiiai,* d free, by addressing VOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich: