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TOWS AM) COUNTY TOWN DlßKU'i'OttY^ COUNTY OFFICERS, ,T K C William* onlic .ry ; J D Robinson ►lu-rltl; Nll 11 .Hun cl- pU of superior court; IVI.nU Miller titX rev iVel*i J W Giiffln tax mil, iaor ; H r Kimbrough treasurer ; Johu II I Inner sinv. > or : W .1 Smijli coroner. CVuiriy Oo o'i j-"i"nei \\ 1 Huilsou, \\ (. ■•ohi stoi'i RWRobiu m. N II Hmlun i lork. Hoard <■!' Induration \V I Hudson. Flynn J] illicit. \V <’ .1 tliUttt’u, il G HooU.TJ Neal County Si.liool Goiutriis'ircr—J T Johnson iiKMimns of nit: luoismtcrh. W 1 Hudson i-en itoi ; (1 L KilpaUUk and H E Moss, Jr., icpresontatives COURT CiLJUDIR FOR IHUttlf CdLNTY suewuoit court. Martin Oiawford judge W A Little Folic jtor-veneiirl—N II Harden clerk—J I) Koli insfn flkhlff. Convene* ntrond Monday* in Apiil and Octolier. COMMISSIONER*’ COURT Convene* find Tuesday in each month. OltmNAllY'* COURT Convene* first Monday in each month. JUSTICES’ COURTS, Hamilton (07211 District - Jno T Williams J P. Chas Bedell N I*-meet* first Satniday. Valley Plains (780)—'I N Spark* N I', Geo W Coolie J P—fid Saturday. Milner’s (782)- It C Milner N I’, P Sutton J l’--4tb S itnidav. Wavody Hall (084)—G A B Dozier NP, E J Stanford .1 P • Ellerslie (Ot)o) —Thos Neal N P, A S Lllt * Catania (096)- J B Bated P, W H Thomp son N P Lowei 19th Th 7) —Je*Bo Cot NP, W Nun 41 illy JP- - Bil S.ttirday. Upper 19th (118(31—JdCW Lokey J P, L Hargett N P—4th L-ii may. Smith’s (1247) —Jas G Siiiith J 15.,I 5 ., o Moore N P 4th mtunlay. Whitesville (9201—S II Reese N P., A J Gordon J P —2nd Saturday. Whitnl;ct’s((i79l— li M Whitten J P I-’lynu Hargett N P- — 1 lavirls- li’s (781} —T I. Davidson J P, Ab W.ldonNP . Blue Spring (717) —T A Moore NP, C Hatl ey .1 P—first Saturday. 'Goodman’s (708) -.1 M Culpepper, J P, S Goodman N P—2d Saturday. The Cash System.—A* wc liaare to pay tne caf>. for everything wc use about our house and office, we are compt lied to tlo a strictly cash business. W.e will take wood or proviso ions, at market prio-8, in pay for sulseiip tions. Although anxious for patronage, we preter a limited cash business to an extended ci edit t-ne. MIRTH AnTTsU Ili F.ULUU9 schediu; From ami aft* r Sutuiriny, 8(li of April. tiaiuß on this road will mi Hr- lollows: Mondays. a m. r. M. T/avt* Fo • ri ?r 1 11s *>'• * ® Leave 7a->0 'ilK-DAYH, V\ IDNt >1 A V J , 1 lILILSDA'Y AND 1 ill- DA Y S I, euve Kineshero J A M laai e Columbus 3 -U a m >’AV I - days. A. hi. V. M J. : Kinrsh< vo 7 l eave <!• lr.nil ns >VM. iIHHV, .1 h.. .Superintendent, The G.iCSii No a s thus “goes for ” flic s: icul c.-.itor of the Atlanta Times : “The Atlanta Times gets around liere occasionally and has some good ihings in il, but blamed it we can mii durst and the foreign tongues il speaks in. Yi steed.ty it had danmurn absque iiijai'i, and ahno.-t every tiny something as bad, or good, wc don i know which, comes gushing through its columns. Tins tiling must stop •some wjj ere. V e have never done Anything ngaiiwil the Athenian edi tor of the Times, but we won’t sit quietly down and be damnumed in any stub away Absque may be all right enough, though we can prove an alibi on that charge, but injurici is adding insult to injury, and uo virtuous giil like gs will stand any such insinuations. Tribute of Respect. Hargett Grange 311, I Slay sth, 1870. [ Your Committee beg leave lo sub mit tbe following preamble and reso lutions, expressive of our sad bereave ment. in tbe loss of our worthy sister, Mrs. E. E. Ilargett, who died Decem ber 27th, 1875. llesolvcd, That iu the loss of our departed sister, we bow in humble submission to tho will of the Divine Master of the universe, knowing that He doe lit all things well-’’ Resolved, That in the death of sis ter Hargett this Grange has lost a useful and t flicient member, and tbe husband a devoted w ife. Resolved, That we deeply sympa thize with the husband and family in this their sad bereavement* placing them in the hands of a kind Provi dence, who tempers tho wind to the shorn lamb. Resolved. , That the family be fur nished with a copy of these resolu tions, and that the Secretary furnish the Geo gia Grange , Hamilton Joue nal, and the State Line Press a copy for publication; and that a blank page of the Secretary’s book be dedicated to her memory, and that these reso lutions be spread upon the minutes as & permanent testimonial of car esteem .and affection. J. ,T. I ITTLE. ) Mus. EK. Little, ,-Coin. A. C. DeLaMah, ) The above is a tree extract from he minutes of Hargett Orange No. ;311 . Flynn Hargett, Jr., Sec. .Subscribe for the Journal. IN THE TOWN. Several good communications which we have received this week are crowded out of this issue, They will appear in our ne*t, The schedule of the NY it S. rail road has chnugcd and trains will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days. We will make the change in the advertisement nest week, Judge K'tnbrough informs us that ho has had a moss of Irish potatoes of Ids ow n raising and of this year’s growth the first we have heard of in the county. Since writing the foregoing, we learn that Mr. Joel TANARUS, Johnson lias had two messes of the tubers, lie goes head, Harris county Agrie-ultural Society meets regularly on the Stturday be fore the third Sabhaih in each month at 3 o’clock r. m., in the Courthouse. Subject for discussion next meeting: Culture of Potatoes. We hope our commissioners will take some steps, before the next term of the Superior Court, to fit up the courthouse with seats and other con veniences for spectators. This is a matter that should be attended to; the people pay their titles, and their comfort ought to be consulted, P. T. Scjilky Chapter No. 30 We are happy to state that this Chap ter is relieved of all embaira.-sments with the Grand Royal Arch Chap ter, and will continue its regular meetings on the 4th Friday in each month, at 2 o’clock p. m., m the Ilall iu Hamilton, Ga. A large attendance is expected. The editor has returned from Ins grand “jamboree’’ to Savannah, with all his pockets crammed full of copy, but w o are running the machine this week ; hence he w ill tell all about the Georgia quill shovers in our next i-sue. lie came too late to have a showing this week, but extra copies giving a glowing description can be bad for o cents a copy; send in your orders early. Last Saturday night a week ago, there was a pleasant, meeting of a lodge of Good Samaritans at F..-q. Janus Smith’s. Several were present to witness the conferring of the degree n port Mrs. Smith. Dr. Mitchell, Mr. Wm. Goodman, and Prof. La Ilatte officiated. Spring is here all in its beaqty. The trees are clothi and ill green nnd our streets are tVguiii becoming btau tifnl. Hamilton is one of the pretti est summer places we ever saw; the forest growth and the mountain scenery around the town; the pleas ant breezes and the sweet-singing birds, all in pleasing combination, call to mind the garden ot Edoa jn its hap; y days. Not long since a friend perpetrated a joke on us in which our name and and a chestnut orchard figured con spicuously. We now propose to get even. This same friend recently vis ited Columbus, and while there, went to the jail, sight-seeing. An official, who is a very obliging gentleman, ad mitted him, and after pointing out Kendrick and some other curiosities, was called off on business. As he went out be locked the door, and there was our friend closed up in jail. Whether it was the result of accident, or design, we will not state ; but we have it from our friends own mouth, that as soon as he knew he was lock ed in, he felt queer. This sets U3 even. Picnic. —The patrons and students of the male school will picnic next Friday. They meet at the mill, ter minus Mill street, and thence repair to the picnic grounds, near a fine spring iu the bend of the creek just below the mill. The .chief feature of the day will be the forest post office and reading the m ; ail received, at 3 o’clock p. m. The patrons and stu dents of the femalecollgo are respect fully invited to bo present and take part in tbe pleasure of the day. The friends of the school, generally, are also cordially invited. Don’t fail to, bring a little dinner along with you Come young and old, and let us bo joyful together. N. B.—Prof. La Hatte will act as mail agent, and will receive letters at any time up to the opening o.f the mail. A lleai.tht Town. —Ac an evi dence of the healthfulness of Hamil • ton we mention the following facts: Some years ago a lot of coffins, burial cases, Ac., was .consigned to a mer chant wiio was then in business here. They were marked down at prices low* er than they could have been made for by any of the workmen in town; but there was no sale for litem—the peo ple would not die, and coffins are just such articles us people have no uso for as long as they live—so a short time ago the consignee boxed than up and shipped them back to consignor with the account t “No sales—goods returned.” A healthy place) Hut their is another evidence ot the fact; Our resident physioan— we have but one now j the rest have folded iheir tents ami gone away to raoro favorable localities in which to ply their profession— says ho thinks lie will he obliged to go to Texas; it is so alarmingly healthy in Hamilton. It was only the other day that ho told us he had the entire practice of the whoie region round about, but it; was difficult to keep “buckle and tongue’’ together. We cordially iu- \ vile those in search ot health to come 1 to Hamilton and s<j urn with us, and especially do we invite those who wi'll to spend the summer in a health v tow nto come here. Hoarding will be cheap, end such arrangement* can be made as will be pleasant and sat isfactory to all parties. THE PICNIC. The picnic next F.iduy will he a grand affair, and it is hoped will be largely attended. The following committees have been appointed, and they will please see that their part of die programme is carried out; OX ARRANGEMENT. Judge 11. C. Kimbrough, Mr. J. W. Story. Dr. T. S. Mitchell, Mrs. J. M. Mobley, Mrs. Tom Copeland, Mrs. Jaa. Lovelace anil Mrs. Allen Brooks. ON LOVE LETTERS. J. 11. Mobley, W. O. Johnson, Eu gene Granberry, Miss Emma Dora Johnson, Miss Ilatohie Cook and Miss Jimmie Mobley. ON BADGES. B. C. Kimbrough, A. F. Copeland, C. H. Cook, Miss Mina Darden, Miss Ida Hunley and Miss Emma En grain, The committee on badges w ill have them prepared and ready for distri bution by 12 m, ut which time each young gentleman will draw a badge and act as escort to the young l.ojy wearing the corresponding badge. IN THE COUNTY. Some theives broke into Mr. Jas. M. Kimbrough’s smoke house one night Use week and carried off 71 pounds of bacon. Mr. Frank Ingram, a good citizen living near Mt, Airy, died last Tues day morning, lie left a largo family and many lyiends to mourn his de parture. The prisoners sentenced at last term of the court by Judge Crawford to do public work for tho State were carried off Thursday by Mr. J. M. Pale to work in J. T. $ W. T. Grant’s brickyard. This leaves our jail en tirely empty. May it long remain so. Leg Broken. —Jno. Houghton was driving a yoke of oxen a few days ago, and they ran away, throwing him out and breaking his leg be tween the knee and the ankle. Dr. MoGehee attended him and reports that be is doing very well. The crop prospects are, thus far, very flattering. We hear some fly ing rumors of rust in the small grain, but up to the present have not been able to positively ascertain whether it is real rust, or only a red mold. May the Lord smile upon us anil give us good crops; our people are all in a great need of such a blessing. SaijAccii): nt. —Clements, a little son of Mr. J. N. Matthews, had his eye badly cut by a negro girl, one day last week, and fears are enter tained that, he w ill lose his sight. The negro nor anyone else docs not seem to know how it occurred, only that she was using a hatchet chop ping bean slicks, and accidently cut, him in the face. The little fellow suffered a great deal, but' is doing very well at piesent. Quarterly Melting. —Tbo regu lar quarterly meeting for the Ca tania circuit was held at dowers’ church last Saturday and Sunday. The meeting was a harmonious one, and the attendance on Sabbath was more than the hou-c could accomo date. Mr. MoGehec is a fine thinker, and preached an able sermon on the “Last Supper”, An impediment in his speech detracts somewhat from his delivery. Excursion. —Last Saturday even ing ihe City Council ofColiwnhus, on an invition from Nipt. Jtedd, made an excursion trip over the N. <fc S. Railroad. They report the road in fine order, and seemed anxious that the road should be completed. They compliment Mr. Itedd very highly as a railroad officer, and it is believed that few men could have taken the road in the condition which he did and have met with more success. They return, and by the same train and It ere all well [ Jvaocv. HARR S SHERIFF’S SALE. Will * iltl haf ire the C art House door in the town of Hum I ton pu tliu li st Tuesday in July next, width) iho I* a! ho nr,- of sale, the following propei fv t p>-wir; One re-1 cow unit yearling, ami > mi buggy leva don us the property of F. S. Ifowar i, ml 1} A. Howard io satisfy a mortgage ti fa iij favor of M. 0 Farley & Go. vs. K. 8 Howard ami It. A. Howard may 1 70 J. D. ItOBINSON, sheriff HARRIS SHERIFF’S SALES. Will bo sold Indore tfio Ooipt house door iu the (own of HaniUton, on the first Tues day in Juno next, within tin-h g 1 hours of sale, to-w-t: One lot ot land No. 264, in 21-t district of Hauls county, bounded on the south by lands of J. M, M.iidey and It B. Mobley, anti on t io eu-u by land* of it. B- Moldey. Property levied on as the propeity of Mrs, Mary 8. Bryant to sitisfv a ti fa in my hands in favor of John N. Burnett vs. Mary 8. Biyant. Also, at t ; o ,iiinn time nr tl place fifti es 1 iicru* of landofi'of lot No. 2:14 ant) sevt niy | acres of lan I otf of lot No. 283, raid lying I ami being in the 7th district of Harris conn tv, In tin ltd on the west by lands of J W. Epps nnd M. J Jon -a, and on (lie north mid ca-t liv land* of J. W. Epps am! Mrs. \V Pi tins m anti T J. Neal. Levied on us the property of J. M. Bradshaw to satl-fy a tux ti fa in favor of the Slate vs. J M. Bradshaw. L-vy made and returned to me by S Hi. k'uy, L G. Also, at the same and pl ice ltd* of laml No. 104 and 107; su|d land lying nnd hclmr in the 60) district, Q It. Lovjed on a-t t o property of G. G. Gridin to satisfy two trx li t > in my Imutls iu fivorof the Strto vs. U G Griffin. Levy made aid returned to me by Solomon Hick ley, L. G, Also at the same time ami place, one-half interest in lots of land Nos, 91,70, 7! and fid in the 21st cPshietof Harris com t. S.i and laud being boun led as follow*' O.i north by 1m I of H. W, Pitts; on rnstb.- land of B. It Wil liams; south, bv Mulberry cieek; aid on the west by land of H. W. Pitt-, and Wehst.-r Sold as the property of Sarah 8. Willi mis to sat sfya mot range fi fa b.iUi'd font If.in iy Superior Court in avor of Jameß M. Hull vs Sarah Williams and John T Williams Tho said hind now in posse.-si-m of the said Sarah S. Williams and John T Wdli uns J. D. Kouixsox, Sheriff. May Ist, 1876. ES I KAY NOTICE. G W Houston has exhibited liefore J T Dorongh an i Win It Smith, ficuholde s of the 679t1i Dirtiict, G M., of said county, a certain whit- ox marked with a shallow link and under 1- t in the hft e ir, and crop and split in the right car; about the age of twelve or fourteen years, atpl value 1 by snfd free holier to he worth the sum of twelve and a half dollars. The owner is hereby notified (liat nplers claimed the said ox will he so <1 on the free hold by the sheriff on the 16th day of May, 1870. Given under icy hand an i official signa ture May Ist, 1876. 1-t J F C Willi vs*, Ordinniy. GEORGIA—IUuins ( 'ountv James Forbes administrator of the e.-futc of John Westwood, late of said county, de ceased, lias applied for letters of dismission. All persons concerned an- hereby notified to .how cause (if any they have} iiy the first Monday in August next why said applicant should not beuisin sod. Given under rny bund and offiegai and 't.a uro May Ist, 1876. m J F G Wji.liax , Ordina GEORGIA—Haukis County. P L Hopkins, erec’ito of the last, will and teutamivurt iff Wililanf. 1* g.lvin*. .IcceUßfd, b w>. made application for li-tlers of idsmiiu-ion. All persons eoucerned are hereby notified to show cause (if any they have} by the first. Monday iu August next why letteis ot die mi-ion should not be ginuU-dsal I applicant. Given under my hau l and offieial sfgna {uie May Ist, 1876 3m J F C Wiiu.uii, Or linary GEORGIA— llarsis Gucnty, Nancy 1, Crunfui a makes application for letters of miminstrn i u noon tlie estate of William J Cranford, kilo of said count)’, <le ceas. tl. All poisons concern rl are hereby notified to show cause (if any they have) by tho liist Monday in Juno next why loiters of administration should not ho granted to said applicant. Given under my ban 1 ay. J official signa ture May ).st, 1870. UOd J 1' 0 Williams, Ordinary. NEW MILILIXERY GOODS! Miss Mauy L. Biu ce has again opened lier stock at her OLD STAND and will he pleased to serve her old frunds aud .customers, an 1 as many flew ones as will give her a call. She will sell low for Cash, and (iinirrtintce Sitliif.iclion. & QW Wlim 2 fn order to introduce our large, richt-p'igc literary, and Family Family, the THE SOU VENIR, we will send it, on trial, six monlbs for only OO 0(3X1 t£r3i and to each subsciiber we will mail, post-paid, four ele gant Oil CitßoMoa: “little Red Ruling Hood, ’•The Children’s Swing,” "I’ecp-a --j Boo,” and “Mother’s Joy.” These pictures tire not common prints, hut genuine Oil Chro mes in sixteen colors, that arc equal in ap i yea ranee to fine oil painters. Just thin kof ! it —four fine chrornos and an excellent liter i ary paper six months for 00 cents. Tty it. i Mike up a club of five subscribers and we will send you an extra copy for hi, months and four extra eh rout os. No danger of losing your niom y. We refer to the I'ost Master, Bristol, as our responsibility. Gash requi'n I in advance. Stfo sample free. Agents wanted to take subscriptions and sell our tine pic tures. Front $H to $lO a day easily made. Adress IK. M. Jl Ullß O W, Bristol, Tenn. ONEDOLLAR WILL GET TIIE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION POSTAGE FREE, TILL J.WLABY IST 1 877, It in the Idling Paper the in South. It- <1 hot Presidential and t-ftitiernatoiial Cam paigns opening, Every Georgian should take the PEOPLE'S PAPER. Sever il Seiini Store s:, by distinguished authors, running nil tin; time. pry- 'flic gutter up of a ('iAJli OF TEN will receive lire PAPER FPXE. Send your subscription tor this grea Pputcal ant) Family Journal, PUBLISHED AT TIIE CAPITAL W. A- HE3II HH L Si CO., Ptb’rs, Atlanta, Georgia. JOHN 3. REESE & CO., General Agents, Baltimore, Md SOItllBif: PACIFIC fgIAIQ /.ED COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATB, • i HE ABOVE TTlall C.+ TANARUS CiO Ut:70 r ARK MAN I: FACT l RED ONLY hv Ce P GIT (NO OOMt PAN V. at tle i' works. Gieir'e toil, S 0.. mid Wood sli le, \| .-s , tinder tie- Mipervlsiou of their tom i lent elm ut, xMi eviiy ihu is GUAHitAN’TEED OF STANDARD GRAUh uud of 1-T'jJ, WEIGHT, asmauk u on if. % . nj'iniC-"- ' "" SOLUBLE PACFIG GUANO isr u COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE YV ILL MAI NTA I N Tll E MSgSiest Chemleaß Standard THAT ran bdpfHnlMv he hugiif and by ibo of (ho most, * Am**i i'.iiiA io . •!’ SOHHBLH IWH’! ' IF W*> rontainH a amount of Ammonia uud Pot mn, ns w**H in uyiHuolf Piiohjijmtr ot ns .-liowo by ch mi a! mm v is; ’ut toahtiin t ntmosl u'lFiencjr iu tliid mnm**r, s > •*.;.U attention is t* tho .He'Mon of l*mts vvii’ •'i furuinli tii so ijimlitio.i iu iho muht imtunil i’uim, couceu *rate (hoanto so Mi's’ n uuifoni), po‘voitul n lln Hu; imll ni<ui on tho plant, 'ill matmefi Tub STKADi INO I VYH ;IN THE SAM-5 OF Tills (JuWOFUt THE I*Asp ;\ Y:\MU V HUFF! TENT tVlWVf’fe OV I i'S GIiKA’P V ALUK TD TBE BOIL^ f'om a 'e.v ton* th Hist yeir, its Hilo lmv* yp-own to upw irds f)f 30*000 tO Uir? hi n i1u,",1 ** Two Tiious.!* nci Touyj of Solulolo 2."“ ac 010 Ci-uano Ad im * b -in 4 rei v -.l at my W irti'iousu i1 0 dti ub i ail at v.vrl-mu dep its e mt> -i - I with my srh- ■; a i l 1 am prepired t.i *' tnes*:- f r G'.di >vi Imi tuu: with >.il interest, p lyadlo ii c-irreu.-y, ui; 1 ,ils i f,>r G .1; m, payable Un m 1 il’n, rut abids of fifteen cent, per lioun 1 for Middlings wm, h. Yoraa AaAA T 0 F J l .l CJF l and OVA A 0 C O MPA NY, OoltLnt’bua, o- A’so on nan 1 -PERUVIAN GUANO, niBSOI.VED HONE, LAND P \ T '! (NO UU s -P " OATS, f..- ,!■• for GASH only \ Hits to*' II ur .s Uj. inly \V r . 0. J-J LX Ai'O f, r; jf i.J i.H'tij & .’./ u i "l. ilkiil 1 •*, Qi. 'I’tLO!;. il KIMBUOI'CHI, C ttaoi^ Fvb 10-Bui DISSOLUTION. ATT2CNI ION' (’RFDIToRm ! This day M. C. FARLEY & CO has dirso’- vetl onpartnership by mutual consent. All persons indebted to s.ri l tlnn will ploase eoiue forward mid make immediate pnj nient, as further inilßlgoncu will not be given. You ca settle your accounts by note or for cash. Midi. 29-1 in M.C. FARLEY & CO. GEi IRC lA—Harris County. John W Murphgy and Irby II Pitts, admin istrators witli will anpexed of Wm White heel, late ot sun county, deceased, apply for 1 tiers of dlsiulsdon— All persons concerned aye hereby notified to sh iw osuse, If anv they have by the first Monday In July next, why said application should not In* grunted, Given under lit'- hand and official signa ture, Mur h 1:1. 1876. iuai'ls-td J. F. C. WILLIAMS, Ord’v. DEBTORS & CREDITORS NOTICE. Al! persons indebted to the ostAte of John Brooks decea-e 1 a-e hereby required to -nuk.i Immediate payment and those having o’aims _ainst Hihl estate are required to present them duly authenticated within the time pre scribed bv law. felilC-tf AT BROOKS, Adm'r. GEORGIA, Harris County. (V. W. Goodman has applied for exemption of ivrsonalty and set tin • I'.i'ttytaud valuation If homestead, and 1 Will pass upmi thesamu ut ley office in Hatiiiltmi, on tho fil'd day of Apiil next at 10 o’clock, A. M J. F. C. WILLIAMS, Ordinary. mclil,4-70. •raiQ PAPER IS ON FIRE WITH j Where AdyertUlng Contract* con be made COMMERCIAL. HAMILTON IET4IL PRICES. OIiUKCTED WKIiKLY TIY COWSKUT & KlMllUmidll. Bulk meat —sides H 1-2 shoulders m Bicon hams Ik Flour— A $s 50 H 8 00 Corn meal 1 *l*l Sugar-A 13 1-2 (1 12 1-2 Coffee—choice 30 Kyrup New Orleans bo Florida 70 Cheese—cream 20 Eggs 35 Butter 2 a Ohicknus l' J ' COLUMBUS WHOLESALE PRICES. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY O. A. REDD & CO. Bacon—clear rib sides 14 J shoulders 111 Bulk meat—clear rib sides..,,.. 13 shoulders .. 10 Bagging to 10 1 Coffee, Rio 28. J MR! O Corn 72 (t) 80 Copperas. 4@r> Flour 0 50@10 00 Ilams—sugar-cured 15 jdaiu 14 Hardware —Swede iron 9 refined 0 Plow steel 10 Horseshoes .. 7 Mule shoes .. P.J Nails .. .. 4 25 Axes, ip dor. .. 12(ftlf Hides, dry .. .. 10ft II Lard—-in tierces .. 10 % 174 in kegs .. .. lb ft 1 9 Leather—harness .. 45 upper, T? side . 2 60@3 Oo hemlock .. .. 300.43 Meal . . . 1 15 Oils—kerosene . . 201121 Itieo ~ . ~ •• 9 Salt .. 1 00®2 00 Syrup <lO to 75 Sugar .. . . 12ft 14 Ties ... .. .. 64©<! Tobacco .... Soft, 75 Whisky ... 1 00ft 400 ECONOMY US WEALTH. l’r.i-n tliis dice my terms will Up ktuh-Ti v CASH, anil I . LallgofTor special imlu.-ciiietiU to toy c-MSium -is. .My stuck of GHOCKTI 1 KS' AXO 3?IIOViSIONS, wi I alivnvg lie la-gn at:-1 vari.-il. I lnvciri s’oi-6 the hosi.rnij chenprat lot of flour in this in irket, put up in b ht.:lh tinj sicks, at \y mlcsale and retail Meal in mill prices, (’urn, Oats, Bnut. D.tcon anil bulk nicoltsp Lnril, Sugars, Coffees, Tons, Syrups. Wine* nnd Liquors, Shoes, staple D' j- Hoads, Fancy (iroccties, C-.nnod Goods,etc. You can save money by calling on me before purcliaaihg, ns I slia.l have, no bud debts to make go "1 by cbnrgiiig long prices; and 1 buy my from importers and mannf ittiitrers fur cash. My motto henceforth will bo ‘ Small profits and quick sales.” No chai'geifyr droyogi*. ito ] cut fully, J. 11. HAMILTON. Junction Franklin, Warren and O-k-tliorpu Sfs., Columbus, Ga. \v. .!. WATT. J, A. WALKEIt. CIIAS, IL WATT, WATT & WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS ARB COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CORNER UNUBt RANKIN IIOUSB, COLUMBUS, GA., ill toe the largest and JScsl Selected Stock of Groceries in this Vtty^ ) COSMBTIKII 0* JU< 'ON SIDES, Bulk sides, I! won shoulders, Bulk shoulders, It ilk haiqs, Bacon 1 ams. l,itrd in tierces, buckets and kegs FI,OUR of all grad's, in hiding the celebrated Silvan Baku brand the best in the world. BAGGING. Ties Silt, Sugar, Me kerol, Soap, Cl Cotles Oysters, Saidinej, Cracker*, Potash. Soda, K'nreli, Shoot. Boots, ari l Staple Dry G <>D, aiuh ns 0.-naburgs, sheeting, shirtings, clieek J , stripes, yarns and pants goods, Also a well-selected stock of WHISKY, from $1 per gallon to $5, and of any brand or per cent proof that may ha desired. Our stock of SUGAR Irwlndes ,-vcry gride nnd price, nn 1 <yir lot of SYRUl’cannot be erpi i<e lin this city Is iriclu les at l grades of N-w Orleans in barrels, also several hunting barrels ehoiee Florida Svttpi, which is superior to urn tiling in the market, and much cheaper in price. It Inis a delightful flavor, ilelr, clear color, and .elected expressly for our trade. Gash customers cm always save money by giving us a trial before purchasing elsewhere fel,2-ly WATT k WALKER. -t — ——■-g H. 11. BARDEN, SoutH 3lcie or P=TjLl=)lio"”sqL\xar©, Keeps constantly on haiul, Cheap fo r Cash, BACO.s, Stvrar cured HAMS, SHOULDER"'’- L HID, FLOUR, All ; nuliai SUGAR, h i Hvs > TEA, Bio COFFEE, front fine to choice, ID st Eloriiln BYIIUI’, Early Row Etuly Goo-Rich ntul l’in’t eye PATOTOES Best Cream CHEESE, L’fOJiLKS, ftHmi. half gallons, q tart” atul pint*, TOBACCO, choice lot CIGARS, ITil’CEll, French CHUNKS, Lomloi. Jon Layer It Bins, Salmon, Oy-tcrs Nuts, and CONI'b.C i ION LitllCh Lot of Iresli Garden-sEKO, g'loj assortment of NAILS, Brandy l’oaelic u , Olmw Chow, Soda, Soap, Powder atul Shot,.eto>., etc to&tt ©ism:? vjm v&'sm pfr-O. ir. Cook always on hand, and tv’ll la'e pfeaMire in waiting on custom™*. — ——— —-- ■ ■ .iu ; llearquabters Army of tub I!Kr.rj'.cTAm.ic and Gkntkkl, L't'i.i miii s, .(ia., October 20, 1875. 1 General Orders, No, I. All stranglers from ibis command, not destitute of self-res’ ret, and des roits ot presenting a rmpeutablw appearand* in tho nta~ch of life-rail who cniii I‘inplate tnatriwony, and ill who have rem ivod even a scratch tiom the rapgcl edge of Cupid'a Jut -->n. hereby invited 'to report iu pmo-i, with out delay, at the well know ti Clothing guso oi Thomas & Prescott, In Commons Ga., where they can supply thcnwlref from their superb stoefc widi every nrticle of appari’l wont Ly moral in in, -not tiding elegant a‘ substantial Easiness Suits; urnl l.t-hmalrlc lores’ tfutfs; Overcoat of all kinds. Wuldiny No.-t; made to older in ’he Ugliest styl ■of h ait with a n<’UlD(fHB anil b.*aui i y c>t finish j| n i-o to the nicjst r3iii)‘ and tasto Also tin itimiiriernhlo quntnity of every 8 ylo and variety ul Coat?, Vests, Bants, lindot clothing, i runl.s, Valises, Umbrellas, etc. And last of al,t ut not the lea.-t, thuif celebrate I Kiim* Shirt, which baa no superior iu material j or make, sold by them at sl.2u cash. i Vrices lower than ever before. By order of THO MAS it PRESCOTT, tub clothiers. lh:t A’S lkN Devil, Adjutant. oct ?9