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THEJOURNAL r. ' :g CRANBERRY, Kim-m MARCH 39. I^6. Some iK-au-iful yonntr !y ha* • qoe.ed thu editor ol the Thomason J/rr Jd. One buii<iid and eighty boxo* nl from HoriJ* for N#'* "Vrk pnAMvl through the Savannah xpreos office on TopKilny. If there i-. oin-h a paper in Hamil ton l< the Mirror, e hat* never I curd of it, tut llarri* of the Savan nah A<hi any****, and if- must be *u. fV4timb<* i* to have anew factory. The moie factor!** there are, t!ie bet i. rit will be for the poor joj lc on •aeiiiin day*.*' Thibet *in make money in Colum fma by atealing h fkuna and return ing them to the owner*. They ofler fif y oenta a piece for them, if brought back. An aligator *c*|id, in Columbus, from iU captor*. *t weak, and now tlie little one* tday In doori for tear •if lieing giibbled in by that *wioi tuoua warmint." The Albany Xeics lias heard that Col. Thoa. Ifaidwnaa ha* wiijulrawo from the gubernatorial race, but it oaa’t throw aand in the even ot the JHaflon T<tkffr*f>fi in no auch style. The girl* in the l.a Grange Fe male CoJoge arc hating a nir.e lime. An Aaierican gymnasium ha* buen introduced into the institution. Itfo admit.anee to boy*. The Fort Valley Mirror up*. Ugtees for ita ahort comings tbi* week from the fact that Chiaiopher ia in Atlanta frolicking. If wo are any Judge, William know* how to get ot a good paper, and the Mirror reflect* much credit on its young editor. The Uu}>atcK under Un<> that ihe young ladies oi Lucy i'ubb iMhtuuto do not employ * devil, but et their own type, do their own pres woik end play the devil thurn- Mlvee. We hnrdiy know Imw to account for It, but there b* not been a wild turkey caught, a monster pig el#in, or anything of the sort in Hawkins villa for the pnt week. The Mirror ptua it thusly: The Allantr ConA. * iot. ie getting Uo be a regular police garette. There i iau’t modesty enough in that paper to tinge the left cheek of a red bug. <Gor. Smith ban appointed Mr. 11. <}. Wright, of the Augusta Chronicle ,and. Sentinel, Stale Tiiutar, in place ... t 01. R. A. Alai on, resigned. Tfco Enquirer Mtya that the elec ,tionet"Mr. Grime* did not cost the .oouuly -tUW, and auggoata that Mus oogev can manage her own affairs, mil heat tho nid of aage city and .country.newajspor men who are cou-j atantSy prof wring it. The Th.rmaaton Herald *aya n gen tleman in that town pro osc* to soil •w hiskey at a poatngo a amp a drink, end allow a man to drink a* much a* I. wants too. That whiskey ought lo hare beer.<uaed to put out the fire that burnt Me*, Iteviuu’* hou*e The t-duor ol the liowinanville Til* lawman had a nun fiued ten dol lar* for throw*;? an ink bottle at J. Yet tbi* editor It** been sling ing ink id everybody else for year*— A.uly be did'nt *'i'*g it b Jtlled up. T,.0 bad I 100 bad 1! The girlsovei mi Talbotlou actually chew gum in a hurcb while tho good mini*.or is teaching ibt-tu a oil a world where they doti'l chow gum or anything .• that *->ru —Vcrrl 1 "nUeg Virfor. s'beggtun h"* Mtcn hi* twenty* fowMt hit I, *d W* films a* ever, jl" wiM her lly quail \nu%\ but bet* 0t running high that be wul fail to tut the thirtieth. Yhi* bird question I M UH.< YLortHOH quiw IMBOWimI, Mid we*\ *< <* | WI W arc agents aro.iwt *>a*k'a*4g "Tlit Lite ot 1 Thornton th Great Ci ait HkUt.” Albany Aiaswi The loll#* infi bow* w hut Krt ol Into# they raise lit, the I4h Distt-ot ot Worth county: Mr., r ) J liar tut kiTed one hog weigh jug fi.Hi M*'. W W Jo! tl*oU, tine of 417 J- M. Hose, om-Dt 400 pound*; \V. VV, Hull, 3 *)' nihroli), 047, ami <4OO of II month**, 210 pound*. Who stty* Worth ewuutj cau’t vaiae iu own baoou? Or. Green writea that, tlit Insane a*T'unt in sireadjr Jjn"e*oui‘ly crowd ed. Tlire *re sotro seventy appli f nt* on record, lid the lepWilif# Levine refused to do *o\thing to* v is:*,* extending the rueiwis for nc e-midiiing ib**e nt.fofTanaie*, it it i" i 1 *smlU to > J Vi util Mr or appli -1 luawk KueireiU Tue Hamilton Journal. The report that the HaX(£2 jota xal Ita* upended having h.sen frtwl) circulated, we take this op|K>rtunity ■f sating most emphatically lint! it >* not true. Tbo paper ha* nevai suspend and, nor ia th<-ru any prospect of ita doing so, a* it i* in a tl .ti fishing condition. It has already doubled the list of subscriber*, the advertia •ng has largely increased, the paper is on the high road to suc.ocse, and i tn a better condition than lias ever been known before. The Columbus paper* published its suspension, on information received from Mr. Hines Dozier, a lawyer in tin* place, who informs us that the reporter* misunderstood hiut. Mr. Dottier states that it was not In* in tention to leave the impression th .i there wa* a mortgage held by Mr. Boully. or that Col. Mobley inter posed a claim, and regret* that it should be *o construed. Mr. lloully ha* never held a mortgage against the paper, and conaequeuJy could not foreclose one. The Colinnhna papers have both very kindly cor- j reeled their first statements, and we sreob iged to them for their kindness and coiirU.-y in the matter. Tim fk'-ls in the case nre those Mr. Bn>iy .ltd attempt to take out an atiuchnivtil against the office for what he claimed a part of the pur chase money. He made a bond: which the sheriff did uat enudder good, and, on proper affidavit, re turned the paper# to Dr. Bedell, the officer who accepted the bond, lienee the aUscditnent could not pro ceed. Col. Mobley represented the proprietors of the Journal iu the matter, and did not interpose any claim whatever as icpraac-tued by the statement made in the Time*. The whol* trausartion between the parties ha* been satisfactory aw rattled, and the Journal is atitl uwfciuered. Old Times and tin* Jew. When Ilarria coatgy wa* first *et llcd HiioyMMSjde who aettled it, cleared tip a few acre* of land, built them a lo;; hut, and wont to work with a vim. Tho first thing with them in all their fanning operations was to make sure of pwtsion* -enough torki them. They followod tlii* plan, making money year after year until they grew rich. They were enabled to build fiuo houaos, drive tine horse* and mule*, and Inure all the comfort* uud luxuries, and this with cotton selling ill from four to six cents per pound and often hauling it by wagon to .Macon, a distance of more than one hundred miles. They always had corn, wheat, oats, etc., for man and beast, and raised tbiar liorscs, mules, hogs ami everything necessa ry for plantation use at Imuc. Then the people wire independent, money was ea*v, securities good and everything prosperous. Now things are very different. Tlte farmers do- upon other sections of the coun try for everything they sc, mik ing cotton lo buy corn, meat, mules, tior.-es, sud everything they need to run a plantation. A lew dilapidated white house*, no money, no securities half-starved mules and hard-pressed fanners arc tho results. It is true the lands arc not us good now a* they were then, but it is the fault of tuba system if agriculture! that it is cot so. They cm. bo brought hack to the old Simula and, and even a higher one, by the proper application and we hope to see a change soon. Our fanners recognizing the situation have ‘Already begun the changoby planting largely in small grain, und we take it as an omen for good liaise everything you need lor sup plies at home, and onco more you will beeonie a free, independent and piospeioiu people. How doth the B‘*y It's improve tacli shitting hour 1 They loro to steal awhile away ami boast their byal power. There is Haller, Beast, **d fiwH-Jier, too. Of lii'ii >ou in a itiftc, flat he is after Belk nip’s wife wgh a iire eitinguisher. Ami Bis taut Blaine, with Bloody Shirt, nnd Brovn, whose soul is marching 00, ami thcShcpln* ril Boss, inti ..ot led Hristow, and oilier beauties '.o lo k on. W* h Bullion Hugging Belmont and H Jikora an hundred score, with sunies of Big Bellied BonboMers to ride tlie country o’er. We had bet ter watch one K, and *oe him make the honey, and lluaiiKV lie? other H’i before they steal oar money. — l\n eruy IhrmxroL ? PoisoM'lr. —The Has kinsville Dis i patch retort* a sad ease of poiaotiinp. I Mis. Wtlii* gave her lutle son u I d<oe of morptiiue, mistaking it fo j quin no, and the ehild died in about ] tour hour* alter taking the drug. Walk* Among Our AdWirtiaera. 8k vaunt f'arKtt. After leaving Mr. Young’s Guano Agencv, c called upon a gentle man who it depuudout upon the pub ic f>r patronage to give us an adver .isemeiil ; hut In- pleaded hard times and ve.y courteously declined our offer to assist him through the ianie season. \V r e t>ie<l to convince him tli.it the greater ihescaroity ot money, the greater need to advertise ; for thosu who had ia little money were anxious to know wltero they could spend it to the heat udvaiitage, and upend it, they will, but failing to con vince him, we left there to cull at the mammoth clothing-house of TIIOMAS it I’UKSOOTT. We have been into tunny large clothing house astabli-huients, but have reldoni seen one w here a larger or hetlar selected s’oek of goods is kept than those that lute the shelves and cover the counter of those enter prising gentlemen. They claim their house to he the *“ he id-quarters ” ol fine clothing for the department ol Columbus, and advertise to that ef fect —the printer’s devil is their ad jutant, and the prea is the chief in strum-nt through which they enforce their -’orders.” N< better house can be found anywhere, and s >/er melt than Thomas Prescott, do no breathe the breath of life. Give them a liberal trade, and the word of the Hamilton Journal for it, they will give you liberal bargains. 7>,n forth again. Upon the noise str-ct We kw two pnAlUts iu contest meet. Kart* (me m-flashed with Mr Demon’s gin Th ir garbled words betrayed the grog within And they “ jnared " their angry spirit* ro* And soon. utdwskv d..g, tin yoamelo blow*. Dill mi cd tiis fa. ad <wd li.mv.-i! a little sigh Ala-, pool O' orge ! Dill struck him ia theeve But Georgs, undaunted, from the pavement roue With low'ring btow, and “wentfor” Wil liam* nose : I Tii* blow tell* well, red claret spurts around. ; And hr! plea* Bid liearprawlln ■ on the ground. Dotd George rite down upon Ids prostrate foe, And Bill “giv • up” without another blow. George htf]*t him up ns if to make amends. And liaikenvou h< li.-vc the foe* are friend*. Sot *0 with Bill—an ugly, drunken sliote— He gained bin feet, aad .lull gift way "shuck ol ” hi* rout, tlieti mail* for George who to Jiecomeg dis •cruet, Aud mliow* lwjduck by hurrying down the otreet; But running fast Iwlongs to very few : George saw hi* plight and “shucked" tnr jacket too; Then turning round with undisguised alarm, 'lkey met; Bill rmiled—they walked off arm in arm. Alter the fight watt ov-er we walked ou up town, until \e reacheil the extensive wholesale nod retail estuh- of J. H Hamilton. Many have been surprised nt tl*e largo trade built up by this excellent gentleman within tlio last year or two; but it is not to bo wondered at when one knoa s lie goes on the prin ciple of honest dialing to all men , and that ho is a cons ant advertiser, ever keeping Ids bittiness before the public and thereby gaining friends every week, each one of which gains liivM yet new one*, lie has on hand a oompleie stock of groceries, and those wishing to buy, and do*irinp ba, gains, wdl consult their interests by culling on Hamilton. Our friends if. C. Farley and Kidlin Jcfi'ertjon, ol Harris, tw o of the best c erlis in Cos In tubus, are with this house, and wi 1 take pleasure in waiting on tln-ir vis itors. The ih xt upon out list was W. 11. ItOBAUTS, dealer in stoves, tin ware, sfcc. Mr. Itobarts is uutung the leading husi *w*es men of Columbus, and is entire)) deserving of the confidence ot tin people w Inch by judicious advei tisiu ; and uptight dealing he baa already gained, lie has coustan ly on hand, ala ue supply of stoves and hollow ware, both tin and wooden, which I lie purposes to sell at very low prices, in these days w Iron liotiso j servants are so unit tahV, house keeper*, and nren win* rvgtrd tin happiness and comfort ot thcm-elves ami fatuities, should look after all labor saving apparatuses, and keep up With the tames. Go to \V. 11 ItobarTs and tell Irani what you have seen iu the Jot iiNAi., and our word lor it, he wiil sorptive you, both a* to his prices and the rec-.su improve men is iu kitchen mrniture. L. l'ltflT, :tc.—lt is generally be lieved that tnosi of the trait has been till' and bv the lue cold weather, and p besand plums wil: be very -e.tiee e season. In many instances gar <lii vegetable* have been killed on 1. Cqra iwnt had Iregnn to show its blade* above gf'iund was forced b cuep back to tire dust from w het c it sprung. The wheat and oats are very forward, and iu a flourishing condition, atid the prevailing opinitii is that a uot injured. U’e have iiei rd oi until xl nil that las been u!lc*L HEAD QUARTERS FOR GUANO! FERTILIZ i YOUK CROPS AND GROW RICH. It you wUh to invent la the BOSt JPOIT tiIISBOrS I" <>‘“" ntc “M>l> J. W. STOBEY. __ -| o’Vk fci for Planters and lell GUAXO on i advanoofreigW* , Kf1 .,., h , (oek „ f uahden hKK^'t-DdVfulUtock which I propose to sell CHEAP 1-Oil CASH. J. W. STORE'S-, y\ MILTON, GA TIiUL I-Ci I * A1 J tl IC. Marsh llkaed From- Moub Crook ko YViii*key Transactions — A Printer Killed Fire in Charleston —Bill* Pa-skp by Congress. Washington, March 17.—An agent of the department of Justice lias met Marsh iu Canada with offers of safe ty, and it is believed Marsh will soon be here. New Orleans, March 17— G. Washington Rockwell, a noted cliat actot', was shot and killed this even i ig at Lake Etui by a deputy stieel . •(Mt.inissioner. The Grand Jury have found a l rue bill for crooked whiskey transaction* against. Charles Wills, a brother in la v of Gov. Ko logg, lately a deputy collector of internal revenue. Jackson, Miss., March 13. —J. D. Bell, propreit.or of the People’s Do lence newspaper, shot, and tiled Au gustus Casey, a printer. Business difficulty was the cause. Bell was arrested. Charleston, March 20. —A destruct tve lire broke out about halt |• st. 2 o’C ock this morning, at the corner of King street, and Rodgers al ey, . e stroyiug about one hundred Mn..l dwelling houses and the City Rail way Company’s car slt.-d and stables. Ovviug to the high winds and so.rci ty of water, the lire department was powerless to arrest the H ines until and image had been sustained to Ita extent of 250,000. Only a porti aot lie loss is recovered by insurance. Fort Laramie, Mart'll 22. —A fight occurred between the Indians and miners on Dead VV ood creek, sixty aides northwest oi here, i'iie miners attache i, kii.mg thirteen and losing one. The Indians had stolen stock. More trouble is expected. Nkw Orleans, March 23.—A fire at Jackson, Li., destroyed the great er portion of the business purl ot the town. The loss to ifilo,ouo. Omaha, March 22. —The rush ol !>l .ck Hillers is undiinuitslied, and the trains are over crowded daily wiih them en route via Clicvemie. Wasuisgios, March 24.—The sup porters o. Payne’s bill are ihscoui aged. Holm.m and o.her Democrat i, inflationists will voie !or the At sins hnl, w bith virtually repeals the ledmipitou act. Niiw k CKit, March 22. —Tho demo crulm grcuioack .siate committee will meet in tins city on the 24m inst ,!ur lUe purpose ol culling a democratic s ate couvcauon to choose a delega tion tor tiie St. Louis convention, on ihe greenback U nd anii-resumptioD platform- New York, March IV.—A suit has been brougni in tin* Supreme t'onrt oi this State by the L-nton Consoli dated Milling Company, of Tennes see, against Julius E. iiabt, its for mer Supcrintendcut, charging him w tn dctiuuding me company in (lie Otirso ot ten years out ot $1,275,000 and charging his brother, Charles ttabt, former Secretary, .ud John I'ltouias, who was President until lasi November, with conniving at uud aid ng m the frauds of the first named defendant. The method ot the al leged frauds is asserted to have been through what w known in England ami to some extent in tliis country us .he store system, by which claims ate paid Item tho company’s store in uu rctiaudise instead of cash. Nisw York, March 23. —Four (luu u'i-d barrels of vupilur jiowder exploded in tue nOrlheru portion of 1 lit, 11 y. Four peisous were blown 10 atoms, and two ol those injured ■\ ill die. W a sui VC,ton. March 23. —Six thou saud to right ill nil-ami dob.ns were xac'.ed li'im Dunce aud Peck tor e.diip.u_n purposes during the last Pit SitloliU.ll c eCHOII. blsU and Kv ana were aso bmd in aduiiion to bat they pa and M.n sh. The bill prohibiting the cutting 01 timber on the In nan reservations 01 ou itic l.inda owu by l..diuus pii>se.i. The bill repealing the law wiiich torbids toe appniiuutuv to any posi tion in tin auny ol any piers on who served in any capacity in the miliia y, navil or civil service of the Con federate States in ike late rebellion, passe tl. A Hbr/t? special says the Ficsi >l nt, ex-Secretary Boric, Fred. Grant aid others are implicated in a land transaction of doubtful honesty in connection with the Denver aud iiio Grande Railroad. liKOKIUA, Hakbis CVuxtv. \V VV insslaiaa ha* applied for exe-nptioa of personalty sad seitina apart snd v.duation of howus-iood. turd 1 *ll {wtnpoa ti e same it my offiie in Uaaditoa, on the 3rd d.,v of Apiil next wt 10o'clock A. M J. F. C. WCU.IAMB, Onii -1 -y Hub 14-7*. HARRIS SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold before the courthouse door in Hamilton, between the leg I hours of sale, on the first 1 nesday in April next, the following property : On.) house and lot in the town of Hamilton known ns the drug store, bounded on the west liy Broad street, on the south by Mur -I,hoy’s vacant lot, on the east by Murphcv’s lot, on the north by Forbe’s viva it lot. 1/ vied on as the property of Mitchell & Good man, to satisfy a moitgagc tifa in my hands in favor of Mrs E J Price vs Mitchell & Good in m Prop ity p inted out in fifa. f, h!l til J D ROBINSON, Sheriff HARMS SHERIFF’S SALES Will he sold before the couithouse door in the town of Hamilton, on tlie Ist lu'S day in Ai ril within the legal hours of sale, the fd lowing property: Forty acre of land, more or le.s. in tlie south-east corner of lot of land No. 212, in the IHth (listrii t of Har 'is county; levied on as the properly ot E. W. Cnampion, to satisfy two ti tus in my hands in favor of Jonti McGougli & (Jo., vs E. W. Champiou. Levy made and retu ned to me by J. H. Moore. L. C. Al o, at the same time and place 25acres of land of Noith-east corner of the east half o' lot of land No. 28 in the 21-t district of Ilari is county, levied on ns the property of A B. Johnson, to satisfy a tax ti fa in my hands in favor of the state vs. A. B. Johnson. Levy m ide and returned to me by James L. Li k on, L. C. Also, at the same time and nlaee 30 acres of land of the west corner of lot No. 10; known a- the Camp Ground place, in the 21st district of Harris county levied on as the piop etvoi G H. Dozier,to sa i.-fy a tax li fa in my ha uls in t . vor of tin State vs. G H. Dozier L vy made and returned to me by James, L. Ligon, L. C. Also, at the same time and place 100 acres of land, more or less, of lot of land No. 38, kuosnas the Grnddiek p'ace. hounded on the no th by J. T Johnson, on the went by A. J Hurt, in the 21st district. levied on es ti e property of J. VV’. Hightower to satis fy two fix ti fa in tuj hands in favor ot the .State vs. J. w. Hightower. Levv nude and ret lined to meMiy James L. Ligon, L. C. Also, at the sninet me and place one house and lot in the town of Whites,-ille. in ts,e county of Ha- l is, la 9*20 Dlst, G. M. levied on a.the prot.ertv fA- M. Miilholla-i to sat i-fv three justice li .’as in my ban sin fmo: f Julia E Nonv ol vtrsnsA. M. Mninolland Levy ma le and returned to mu by P. G, Cot ton L. C, A'so, at tlie same time and place, ore third interest of. the wheat and coin mill situ ted on tlie Binespring creek in the 20ili Diet, of Harris county,bounded on the north by Jo seph Boyd; west by W. I, Hudson; south by Walker place; cast hv Hood; levied on as the prope' ty of Th Os, H Moore to satisfy a li fa in my hands in favor of Joseph E Brown for tlie us' of ’I Inecwitts, Holt & Cos. versus Tlio-. H M sire principal and WilliamTSmitn .1 M Gr ni‘eriy,T F Brewster, and Morrell Bilker as seem ides. Als", at the smno time ami p'nce. one lot of land, No. 283, in the 20t!i District of Harris county, as the pi up ei tv of is. G. M. Bryan to satisfy a i.'ix fif t in ftvor of the State Vs. Mrs. ■I. M. Bryan. Levy made anti return il by James 11. Huey, L. G. A -o, a' tlm same time and place, one lot of lad, No. 204, in the 21st District, of Harris county, a-t the prop city of Mrs. M try Bryant to satisfy a tax fifa in favor of tlie State Vs. Mrs. Mary Bryant. Levy made and re turned by Anthony Butts, L. O. Also, at the same time and place, fifteen acres ol 1 tnd off of lot No. 234, and seventy acres off of lot No. 233, said land lying and being in the l7tb District of Harris county, bounded on i the West by lands of G. \V. Epps end M. J. Jones, on the North and East by G. W. Epps, Mrs. Williamson and T. J. Neal, South by Kilpatrick, levi ed on as the property of J. M. Brad shaw to sa’isfy a tax tifa in iav<>r of the Stite Vs. J. M. Bradshaw. Levy i made and returned by Soloinau Bick lev. L. C. THIS PAPER ON PILE WITH Where Advertising Contracts can bo made Published Quarterly. January Number Just Issued, and contains ov r 100 Paufs,soo F-ngbavings, description! of more than 500 of our best Flowers ftnd Vegetables, vit’i Directions for Culture, Cos cored Plate, etc. The useful and elf ja work ol the kind in the world. Only 25 cents for the year* Published in and German Address, JAMES VICK. Rochester, N. V. BUCKEYE POULTRY YARD. Offer* for sale Fogs for Hatching from LIGHT and DARK BRAH MAS, HUFF and PARTRIDGE Ufb HI NS, BROWN and WHITE LEGHORN'S, SILVER GRAY DORKINGS, and HOUDAXS, at *’ 511 PER DOZZEN . Give us a tuaL Send stamp for circular. Address ISAAC LYNDE, Marlboro, Stark Cos.. O. marl 4t. THE HAMILTON JOURNAL Advertisements insortad ai reasoi able rates. SUBSCRIPTION HATES—IN ADVANCE, One copy one year $ 2 00 “ “ six mouths qq Three copies one year * 0(J six 00 len 18 00 Twenty “ “ “ 0& Subscribers outside of the county must remit twenty cents addition* for yearly postage, or ten cents for six months. The proprietors will not be responsible for money remittances by mail tiuless made by registered letter. The Journal lias received many and high enconinms since it started, arid we shall strive for still further approbation by trying to make it a BETTER PAPER THAN EVER, Address all communications to LA ITATTE & CRANBERRY, Hamilton, Ga. SOLUBLE AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME MANUFACTURED BY Gr. OBER & SONS, - - Baltimore, Md. Wc arc ngnntii for the sale of the above well known and reliable Fertilizer, and nre pre ptred 1 1 furnish our fr'cnds and the planting public in any quau'ity and on the most reas unable teims. Special inducements to our Granger friends. fet-2-3m PEARCE, BINFOIfD & CO.. 20 Broad sf, Columbus, Cm. C. A. REDD J. P. MANLEY. WM. REDD C. A. MED© & CO., 123 BROAD STEET, COLUMBUS, GA OFFER ONE OF THE IF HUB ST ©* ©MCIBIBIIJBS IN O-BOSIG-I -&.• WHOLESALE and retail, Purchasers may Depend Bottom Prices. To Dealers wiwfii spiiiiiiisiiiifs M. HUDSON, of Harii*, is with us and would be plad to see hi* f.i u.ds. ie A. CI !i PRO SIP 1-1 AT & (HIGH GRADE,) S 5 3BJLW ETTIWAN DISSOLVED BONE. NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER AtBUnWjU Kffiilß Pure Chemicals for Making Home Fertilizers, ALSO A FULL LINE OF IMPROVED FARM IMPLEMENTS. HOLSTEAD & CO-, f\?bl6-70 COLUMBUS, GA GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE! Having on hand a heavier stock than usual, we propose, for the next thirty days, to sell our Winter Clothing AT COST FOR CASH, including Business Suit* and Overcoats for men, boys and children. Now is the time to secure a Bargain. Mr. Ciiaih.es A. Lovelace is with us, and would lie pleased to see his friends. fel-2-Gni THORNTON & AO EE, 78 liroad st, Columbus, Ga. TO THE PEOPLE OF HARRIS COUNTY! COWSERT & KIMBROUGH Respr.ifully iufona the people of Harris and adjoining counties that they have added GROCERY DEPARTMENT Tu their ether brininess, and will in future keep on band a full and desirable assortment of I’roalx Family Groceries, To wliii h" the attention ot customers is invited, and which will lie sold low for the cash. Out Dry (too tl. Clothing anu other departments will be kept up to the old standard, and we will sell our goods a* low as any house in town. Give us a tila 1 , and tie convinced of (he truth ol what we say. dec3-3m FAMILY GHCCERIES. CHOICE CONFECTIONERIES AND FRUITS. J. J. Sc AY. R. AYOOD, XOTr BROAD ST, COLUMBUS, GA., GaRDEN SEFDS, which are true and genuine Northern Seed. CHOICE CONFECTIONERIES which We guarautee pure and fresh. • S UGAR and COFFEE, all Gaudes. CANNEED GOODS, NUTS, RAISONS, TEAS, SPICES, etc., etc., BUc.KEIS.TUBS, TIN WARE, BROOMS. FOREIGN, and DOMESTIC FRUITS Give us a cull and ive will suit ton in style and pricas.