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(Lfcr i);i. lull on Disit or nr I>. W. I>. hOl LLY. F RIP AY .WINING. VOV. fi, 1971. Reu'niutr •>(' a Sol dier F.i'i imied. ’] f> Co!umfins I'Jnqnirer says that ii:ilids cinder Jlr. Pearce em ployed I>y tfie Fugle and Phonix ('< m [iMiiy e cut away the Rank on the op posite lie ot the river for tlie pur j>o!-e of strengthening tlieir dam and ]>reTi in Lug ftvlure caving Saturday exhumed the retiiuins of a Confeder ate soldi.;'', believed to bo the body of a Mr. Kirkland, killed during the battle of Ingersoll’s Hill, April 10, 1805, and intoned mur the river bank. Tho Llanket in which tlie soldier v\:.fi buried, nearly ten years ago, ai found in a good stat%bf preservation, though nothing re mained of e once gallant hero Wt the bones, *m il wwe gathered np, boxed, and will be taken care of by* Holland it Baker to await tin: de mand of relatives or friends. Fre quent enquiries have been made as to tlie fate of a Mr. Kirkland, of South v esteni Georgia, who perished on that immooble night, and Mrs. Clark, vv lrt> resided on the premises, believes tl.o mn/iins found are bis. Papers throughout the country w ill doubtless confer a favor on be reaved friends by calling attention to the subject matter of this notice. Election Notes. Massachusetts, New Yoik, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Vir ginia, Missouri, Michigan, Arkansas, Maryland, Louisiana, Alabama ami Tumet-se, all went democratic at the recent election, Alabama rolled up not less than 12,000 majority. Real estate in Montgomery, Ala., i* held 25 per cent higher than before the election. A negro has been jailed in Mont gomery on a charge of shooting and killing a young son of Judge Keels, Radical, of Barbour count}', Ala., and destroying tho ballot-box at {spring Hill, in said county. Tho democratic majority in Mis -aouri in over 40,000. Atlanta celebrated the recent dein* •oowuic victory by a torchlight pro <iui:.on and a sahtlo of thirteen guns. (Cfiic hundred guns were fired at! NNu* Orleans in honor of the demo-. vcrxtio victories. 'Tn Florida the democrats carried tkeU-'gislatnro but lost the congroßS i msia. A clean congressional delegation iwnelaiined by Arkansas. The New York Tribune gives the democrats betwceo fifty and sixty majority in the next house, and u : gain of five senators. Tlio entire democratic ticket for congress in Georgia was elected. HT CoL Miller formerly editor ' of.the Columbus Sun, is now editor of tho Macon Htar. Tuk Ei’KAVt.A Riot. —The tiot at Eufanln, Ala., oh election day, was caused by the cruel treatment of st'ino negroes to one of their own color who had exercised his right to vote democratic. Tho whites inter- j fered, and a negro drew a pistol, when firing at once began. Some fivo or six hundred shots were tired, resulting in the wounding of six whites, otic mortally, and the woud- J igof seventy-four negroes, eight of whom died before sunset, and several more since. Two wore killed on the spot. Tho stampede among the ne groes was general, and many of them were met miles off iu the country, making for home at a lively gait. It is only by such severe lessons as the above that many of the negro race will ever learn that this, is a white man’s country, a w hite man’s government, and must be controlled by white men—that the whites have Some rights that the blacks arc bound to respect. Xeceo Kg us Another —At 11 j P’< lock last night a negro, Ike John-, son, a. Leek hand on the steamer l':vr lev, shot and killed Henry Howard. Occur ed on the bluff overlooking the steamboat lending. A colored wench was the emv e. ITcnry bad b eu assisting in firing the cannon at the Democratic jubilee. He bad gone to the s|>ot mentioned and was talking to the woman when Ike eame u->. Henry asked “what a e you do ing here V vv’nn Ike drew a j.istol and shot the former through the heart, nul also iu the month, killing him instantly- He w cui below, cut on tb.e boat, n "’ in. a moment left. Parties pursued, ke fired on his pursuers, and a bad grazed the shoul der of Bill Davis colored. Police Mian ('ash was among his pursuers, bat the fugitive escaped. Henry, the deceased, was a strong Democrat Hud greatly liked 1y * the whites.- kr-v-Vtr.' . Il.im. vzr A gent lonian t>ok his sou to Inmkeii row in a tavern, w here tin innate* were-fighting and swearing, ind sail] be : •‘Do you know wlrit caused all this?’* “No, sir.” His father pointing to the decanter, said : “That’s the cause. Will yore take a drink?** The boy Varied back with horror, and esel timed: “No E” Then ho took the etiiid to the cage of a mao with delirium tremens. The boy gazed upon lam affrighted, as t he drunkard raved and lore, and, think ing tho demons were after him, cried: “Jjeave wtc alone E leave me alone 1 ] see ’em they’re coming !” “Do you know the cause of this, my boy?” “No, sir.” , “This is cansed by di 'rok; will you hare tome?” and the boy shrank back with • shmblcr as lie refused tlie cup. Next they cadet? at the miserable hovelofa drunkard, where was squal id poverty, and the drunken father beating his wife, and with oaths, knocking down, his children. “What ha*caused this?” said the father. The sort was s'fcrrf. When told that it was rum, he de clared that he would never touch a drop in his life. But suppose the lad should lie in cited to a wedding feast, where with fruit awl cake, the wine cup is passed, amid scenes of cheerfulness and gay el y, where all the friends are respect able, beloved, and kind to each other, and he should be asked to drink, troulid he refuse? Or, suppose him walking omt with his father on new year’s day to call on his young liaily friends, to enjoy the festivity f ush ering in the new year. With other things, wiiie is handed to him by a I smiling git 1. 11 is noble-hearted ta i ther, whom he loves, presses the j wine-glass to his lips, and compli ments the young lady on the excel lence of its quality ; what wonder if thy son follows his example? Ci-T The lien law expired or* the Istinst. To tto the Irishman's ex pression, it ought to have died before it was born ; for it lias been produc tive of nluch harm atul no good to the farmers. C if,7” A young woman of 19 fell dead while dancing in a dancing school at New York, a few days since. A lazy fop ashed his physician what fiO' considered the best sixo for a man. “Exercise,” exclaimed the sturdy disciple ot Ksenia pi us. .... A fortune for one dollar 1. Who takes it? Now is your time!' Tho Texas Gift Concert Association at Denison, is meeting with success sur passing all expectations, and wo ad vise thoso w ho are in need 1 of $99,#00 to buy a ticket at once or it will be too late. Somebody’s ticket that costs only one dollar will draw the capital prize. US'* We learn from the Columbus Enquirer, that telegrams have boon received from prominent men in New York, staling that since the Southern elections and triumph of Democracy, that there is a greater confidence re garding pecuniary matters, and the security of property and investments in those states which have relieved themselvos totally of lvadicid rulers. If Democracy is doing this much good, it is a strange thing to us that every body dou’t vote the Demo cratic ticket. jfcy* A few years ago the laying o an ocean cable was thought one ot the wonders of the age. Recently the steamer Faraday succeeded iu picking up the cable lost by her some i time ago, and splicing U- ft was I found in two miles of water. Ibis ! was quite a feat, but the papersuiake | very little fuss about it. jjjjf" \Ve learn that W. I>. Liston, who was in business here with his brother last year, is now the Kadical postmaster at, Loachapoka—-having succeeded a clever Democrat who had held the office for till eon years. A Coinciokncr. — It is a lfftl* re markable that on the same day on which Louisiana threw oft" the yoke , f radicalism at the ballot box, Sut - ler, the beast, who insulted her worn, on and plswod her people in dua : genus, was overwhelmingly deteated in Massachusetts, llkvtv Jvdukmest. —>NY e learn from the Columbus Enquirer, that Adol phqs Schaffer of New \ ork, received $£7,000 judgement against N.& S. 15. ]{, of Go. for a Violation of eort , tract. OCT \ brace of negro preachers in liheito> recently engaged inti dis pute, w ile sining in the pulj i‘, as o which should conduct the services. 1. 1 the e iitrse of the argument one of thnm ca"e l ’he other a “d—d liar,” and then they clinched. The congre gation thought at first they were wrestling in prayer, but when little wads of wool began to fly over the pulpit they- knew the tussle was deadly. It required the efforts of all the brethren to part them. Sri'S”' A short iut exciting session v. ill he the closing ses-ion of ti e For ty-third Congress, which opens oo the first Monday in December, mid expir's at noon on the 4th of March. Only tl rce months will lie left to the republicans of the House for the set tlement of their unfinished business, and they will probably make thf most of their time in providing for their party in the appropriation bills. As fir the financial question, they will doubtless turn it over to the I>o iioorat of the next House to see what they can do with it. And what will they do with it? Who van tell ? An affectionate colored mother in Oglethorpe county left her baby in a house alono the other day, and, as usual, inerctnation followed. “ Let us have peace.” 186'8. “Be brief; lam sick.” 1874. Vice President Wilson, as it ap pears, believes that their late severe chastisement! - will do the republicans good in taking the conceit oul of them and in bringing them, to their senses. We bipe sov A colored troop in Greensboro, who endeavored to rob a stoic by coming down the- chimney, got fas tened in the flue, and had to be fished out with a rope the next day. j. 2?” The New York Mercury re ports the discovery of a sunken rock in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, and (Links It a solution of the mys tery regarding the fate of several vessels which wore never heard of after leaving port. A Gout> Freedman. —Near Coch ran’s X Hoads lives a frcedmhn named Bugg, w ho is said to be worth some $2,500, and His land is paid for. lie formerly belonged to Mr. .Tames Storey, and is represented as honest and deserving. It dues us good to notice such eases. Dn:n ScniMoav.—Mrs. Eliza Brewer was taken suddenly ill in Atlanta, last Saturday week, and died in, ten or fifteen minutes. DRUGS l My friend* and patrons will still find me at my old stand, 133 Broad. Street, ColumkiU'S, Or z\-, v\ ith a full stock of I) imje, PuterJ. Medicines, JBest Kerosene Oil y Lamp Goods, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, A.c Teas. Spices, Potash, Toilet wul Laundry Soaps Imported and Jlennestie Wine-\and Pure Liquors, fa medic r purposes, o, t fia t everythin;/ in the Drug line. Tam offering grsst Inducements to tho Jobbing Trade. ! hysickui,- will do wll to exam ine my stock. I propose to sell at a small profit, and must have the cash for these iV 1= Than kin ir you for pare and soliciting future patronage, I an respect'id..-, nor 13 fan A. M. BRANNON, ColnmM* (la ROUT C. VOPF. JAS.tV.LOJP NEW BOOT ANI) SHOE STORE POPS & LONG o WK AUK SOW RECEIVING; AND #nOTi 104 Broad St., Columbus, Ga., next door to .' Kyle &. Cos. AS ENTIRELY SEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. i vhtr stock is all new and fresh, direct from the manufactui re ha . vd made for i - Wc repair all rippiogs five of charge, anjd guarantee satiM:.. tic J instm Parties will find it to their interest to give J a call before purcitue * -ms t . Please state that you saw tliis advertisement in this pape NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY (iuOlb. Mrs- LEE, 75 Broad St., Columbus Ca., Would res poet fultv infonu the todies tied she has just returned fnm- Sew York with the ,iirvttio'? and cheapest stock of Millinery and lancy taoods ever brought to this market. It consists in pan of the-following goods, viz: LADIES*, MISSES and MHID&EYS HITS, Trimmed and Uatrijnmtd, BONNETS. FLOW EKS, FEATHERS and LICE, BONNET and SASH PdBtHIN, NECK TIES, El!- inrit HASDK'KS, RERUN and KID GIAiYES in every variety. LADIES’ VSDKRAVKAIA COBMiTS. BLACK t RAPE COLLARS and VEIL HAIR GOODS and JLT JF.WILLY a SIT.i 1 ALT Y. AI„ Lu'iis'. Misses and Infanta jar k* and Hoods, Ottoman Shawl-and Scatf*. Balmoral I ml Hoop Skirls. Beaded and leather Belts, /hphyr Worsted, eveiy saide, ai.d many othet j ..oods, width sheoiler* tor cash, at tke Very lowest p-ievs. U- Jl ‘ y, • 1 i■. gave i,rk:, t v , *.. which w:.. - of dar:. : >-s, who sli .'J . over 5 . L : / •• ■ ■ An 0, .si * -AW are 1 jw ' but i is our and < pin' n ’.bat, • , the civil right*, oi l .►•cm a.e ,it will cause the dori.ru 1 1 present form if go ru It- - t>- forcemeat or. on- be . ffie p h.i ofthebayoi. aril hv, . will lead to T' mf'C. > J'-r/f” A vo* reeei’!;■ o 1 m Dade eon tv on 1 e tippl r 1 < - tion, with the f< i"g rr-u No tippling t 2ftr :■> g. To. The Dade > % 1 much on tfoplin e . :'* *t ?ZT Mr. f.: Id v 5 - , eiglity-one y<, ai and e:''pi ed, picked ninety . y p .rinds o' c-dtoti recently*. A Msec's : egru 01. - ' make twenty-' ’ din:- i . ..m.i ii . •- i HP* D. Dick ** VcV: had on exhibition the stalks of cotter, ir ..11 100 from 492 to <O3 ei.- nbol’ locks of <• :,or: in icii bob Sußrocs f. > announcer tT.e re !• < •’ J. 11. .Tol on’* —suppose f ' v ,v incendiary. Over twenty 1 of seed cotton, sewn'.. ->rse? re :■ m animals, a bir.; • qit. itity of eo; md fodder, and ■ u If ords of .vood were burnt Gix-housk Hi .x: vos.—-I’bo de struction of gin-in.ases by fire, his season, seems to be an' increase over the last few years. g£g~ By a •ut urn :.v on the Macon and Bn , .< k raili cau. caus ed by running • a cow, t! ■ ■ lgine and six cars were dwotilislijed, and a few other? (Un-inge 1 ’ N<* o&e hnrt but the engii 'er, he only slight!v. There were some I head of cattle on the train, ofvrhtcF abotrf half we re killed. Damageetti uat( d;.i - 1 5,00 >. A party of young men from Dalton irr.de an ov usion to C Hut tali Moim.nin, a : *■'. > and brought back oik 1 oar, three deer, several wtld turkeys, a live v'!■! eat, two rattlesnakes. igh- or t n bushels r r-?#"' v * ' ti Jack lire really U r bad! wa. v G-r c< ! to lend Ii tl. i a ~!; A >.! l GIFT CONCEBT j u iii be given Hi the clt-j </ . .eensboro, N. December 31, IS<l, tko p’lrpose of erectiag an ODD FELLOWS’ TK3IPLE. The Grand Gift is the WORTH SOO,OOO --rand. Oaeli OlPt 510,000. Real Estate Gifts, 81,5500 t ASII “ • $88,500 On]v lOf,' >oo Tickets to be issued. Price < f Tickets, $2.50. /\ gents 'Wan Itecl jfriT For further paiticukii's. addi’ess the Manaaer, Box 8, triieus'ioio, X. novO C. i’. .MKKUI:NHAL:I„ Manager. HARRIS SHERIFF’S SALES. Will he? Id ’.-fore the < oort-liouse door a. .tauvltsn,. within ttie legal hours of iwl;-, t. Tuesikiy in I'lecuinber next, the 11 iwing prhpa ty: , lie - -. i... ’ j,,,u?e is localutV. also the ; t No 105 also Ift 1-2 acres , and half interest in the mill j 11 ’ '" J . re.-, containing 20 or 21 acres, ! ’ . . . \ i.y 8 S Jeakins, c 0;.:.... u-in . 1 ‘J, ivrri s of land, more or less, Jaiown ate ] l*nt ition and s.’tlcnce ot J H ion, ia t: -d i.-t of Htri-isr.,iot ;i- ed the p, ee, etc , * . s.t:si} .. u la issueu irom dtlwin Superior Court in favor of .1 H Hr- j hi vs. X H Beal, trmstee of Mrs Juliet ii Dili and her children, for the Lalence ot purchase money of said land. Property ailed out by plaintiff's attorney. Also, at tlie same time and place, part of lot of land No 132, iu tie 21.-1 district of Harris county, known and distinguished in | the plan and survey ot the town "l Hamilton I as follows, to wit: Paris of lots Nos It, 55. j and 13, enclosed as a gulden, and lying buck ! of Hie Masonic Lodge, and running buck to the alley in front, of the stable lot; also Nos 42 and 43, containing half an acre each, and known as the stable lots; also lot No Gt>, l}iug east of said slahle lots, containing one acre more or less; also lot No Fi, lying broadside to anti due east of laid lot No 00. and c n taining one acre more or less; also lot No 41, known as the Gorham stable lot. east of the back street, one hundred feet in front and running back two hundred 1 et, and joining a lot. ot James M Mobley on the foutli; also lot No 08, joining said Mobley on the west; also lot No 83, lying east of said lot No 08, each containing about one acre more or less, or two hundred feet square; also a certain other lot, No 11, formerly known, as the Gor ham lot fronting upon tlie main street one hundred feet and tunning luck two hundred feet; also part of lot No 12, fronting the pub lic sipiaie. ab uit 25 feet in trout, and running back east to the;hack.street, ttie same h im.- erly known us Murphey & tYouk’s storu- to :■ >L<, two other lots, known us lot Nos 32 and 33—a1l of said Innfl* hei'-R in the town of j H unilton in said county of Hart is. i/ vied I on ...ad gold ns the property ot S U K A Murplwy under a moit'r'go fi fa iu favor ot i John W Murphey vs. S ii & it .1 .Murphey. Pro; erly pointed out in sdd mortgage. Also south half of lot of Und No 29. in the 21et district of Karris county, levied, on us tlie propei ty of J..hn 0 Brai tv-, to satiny a u, 4v issued from the Sm evior Cmird of Hut s. Joan* •In IHv,i- of 1:1.1, .'til watt .in: . :*i. a sold for ba'ance of purchase money. I*, operty pointed- out by p! untiit. A1 o 11: acrc-s off -*> C let of hipd Mo M. and 40 slews o:f southeast corner of lot No 29—said land, b tag in the 3d district of Wiglnallv Trono, nmv H.r is county. Lov iVd'on as tho property of Ueb. M & tiro. H liiv.,ll. to satisfy a ti fa in my hands issued from the Super! r Court of Troup county in favor of John \V .-lrjp. erd. Also 171 acre s oil-lot of land No 65, nil <>f let No till, containing 202 1-2 acres. ■>{) acres off lot No Go, 75 aer.solf lot No (54, : > acres ~jf n vthvvcst corner of lot No G3—said lots j ~,,,1 part- of lots of land being known as the 1 Isaac Johnson place, and situated in tire -Ist di trict of 1 lands county, i.evied. <m to sat isfy a fl fa issued fiom. the Superior Court of said county in favor of .1 H T...veliua- vs Isaac Johnson. B. 1L WILLIAMS. npvG-td Sheriff 85,000 m SUISSCBIBEES OF TiHi A TLANTA CONSTITUTION. the second annua I. distribution of presents, which we have hereto'ore an nounced, and for which we are under obliga tions to some subscribers, will come oif on the loth of November next. Our distribution differs from those of lead- j tag Noi them and Western newspapers in two ! particulars: first, our presents are awarded to ; Isitli daily and weekly subscriber,; and sec- i ondjy. to both new and oh! subscribers. Ey. ry dai’y subscriber paying Sit) for one j vial's subscription, will receive a registered card 1 entitling him to participate in the dis tribution; every daily subscriber paying $5 for six months, will receive a ca.d entitling him to a half interest in the cash presents awarded. A club of five weekly subscribers sending $lO for one year's sui script.-u> v\ *ll receive one registered card ; one weekly suliscnber can get a registered card by advancing SlO subsciiption. or a card entitling him to one hall' interest in the ca-h presents by advanc ing $5 subscription. ■?- In our l i't distribution a club of wvckl) avihmerilxrr* obtained TVVKLVE TIDSBBF.D AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN '.OLD, which was paid to Mr. Geo Eherhart, Racli, Madisowcounty, Ga., iu the presence of ex- Msiyor llutumock. ihe \\ costly Corstihition is a mamnoth eight-page sheet, containing forty-eight eol ; uinns —oulv S*2 a '‘ear. Asa family ami tiirm journal it isunsui passed in the l nited Mates. The plan is tl:e same asttetiist. which gave such universal satisfaction. Die dis tribution will la- in juhlig, and superirtendt’d Ay commissioners. A.cr-All the presents distributed without -calif.g. and to lona tide subscribers or.’v. &t*" Subscribe at once before the distribu ;,ln comes otX, and you are toplafr. for it is he last . Sample copies of the Constitution and ciV llars giving full parti, “..s. sent,Fee on ap ication. Liberal inducements a,d a special st of premiums offered to local igent*. Address W A HEMI’HILI & CO., Atlanta. Ga.' As this roar be seen by some unacquainted 1 with US. we refer, bypermissi. r. to ex-Mayor Hammock, Col G W Adair. Go J K Wallace, leading citizens, who snperint nde t our first distribution, and a—i to ths present Mayor of At iinta. e el S S Spent* r. -’P II j GEORGIA—II ABBi County. Jacob G McGebee applies or letters of ad ministration cum jiiiiicxo upon ihe -siate of Sarah Mays, If te oi said county. All persons concerned a>. 1 r,b notified to show cause, if anr the; have, by the first Monday in December ilex . why said applica tion should not be gnintpL Given under ray hand and official signa ture, Nov vi, lef t i novC-td JF. C. WILLIAMS, Ord y. H. MIDDLEBROOK, 1 NO-0-4 BROAD ST, COLUMBUS, Gy l Manufacturer of and Dealer in ■ Saddles, Bridles,, Harness and Martingales! Has on hand a large stork of every style a*t quality, from the cheapest to the best. ft Indies’ and gents’ Trunks. Valises and Traveling Bags, all styles and prices. I Patent Pash Enamel Leather. Harm ss. sole'Hi I uppe Leather, eminie ed Cloth of J kinds. leather and RuM't'i' Belting, Collai's Haines, Tmce-clwins. Whips, P.lind HridlJ 13 ickbands, Hits, lluckl s Spurs and all at tielesin fliislhw usually kept in a tir*t-ciu>shousj "All goods in my line will be sold at redueed. prices, with a view of closing out ml business at. un early il.iv. Te ms srau'i.v cash. B Aid. Mauk A P.kabfobh, formerly with Mr. \V. li, Kent, is with me, and would hepl eas J to see all his old customers and friends. octlMtn J I, L. POLLARD, E. T. IIARUIS\~I Formerly of Virginia Store. Of Harris couuty, Gil aHOCERY STORE. J POLLARD & HARRIS, I i Old stand of J\ K. Jledd <0 Cos., next door to Chattahoochee. Mat. ZkwJ j A Fill! Line of FRESH GROCERIES and STAPLE DR| GOODS Just Received. ] .j Waging bor.'dvt. our goods for cash, w. hdi sell them on a cash basis, guaranteeing.*l ■ T v i.: !■ ■ city. Give us a call, and we wit’ 1 ■ >ur bi’Sf i-Miieu,.! Terms Strictly Cash. No Charge for Dray age. 0( tifl-Gm POU-AHH &. IIARKJS, Columbus, On. SADDLES AND HARNESS! HOME-MADE WORK A SPECIALTY! o Manufactures .vxp Dealer in all hinds of SADDLES, BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, BITS, SIDRS, CURRY-COMBS and BRUSHES, j CARRIAGE, BUGGY, EXPRESS Vi’AGGN, CHIT ami DRAY HARNESS, both Single and L'oiM Wagon, Bturtry and Plow Briiles. Wagon, Buggy and Plow Lines. Wagon and Plow Hames and Trice Chains. Ladies’ and Gents’ Trunks, Valises, Satchels and Carpet Bagi. Baby Carriages. The best Axle ami Harness Grease. Harness, Sole,. Upper, Lace and Harue-string Leather. Also, patent Dash and Enaineled I.eathei. Enameled elotbs, Saddle ar,l Horse Blankets. Saddlery and Harness Hardware. *■ Any kirul of new work made tt> o'der, and old work repaired at snort notice. Call and examine, and be convinced that I atn determined to sell as cse as any other house, regardless oncost. My stock is complete. Satisfaction guaranteed, • t‘- FIAT, oct2 . 3, n 102 Broad st., Columbus, Ga. J. B . JONES’ CASH 13XL'S" O-OODS 3EIC3TJSI3, . COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. FALL PURCHASE. Esjiceiat attention, is called to large additions nuking to stock adapted to present season, V. i ., 1 i.m.— ,— — —LI ... I rr ■ \ n.,w r — .l 'b sir -lile lot of Ladies', Ties. An irmneuse line of Shawls, all grade-*, fit exceptionally popular prices. Ladies* and Children's Hosiery, 3Ws and Boys’ Saif W> Mm's and Ladies’ Merino Vests, l'ul) line o! Black A pacas. A superb nnalitv of siik-warp Alpaca. ... Many de-ilabio’Black Mourning U.ess Goods-the Colonna Cloth deserves especial mcn tion in this line. S-veral giavie-Blade Cashmeres arid M- vinos. Anew ti.iiig in Ku-bronicry is presented iu I'iipie Ldgings and Inseitings, Beaded Trimmings and Beads ip end ess ipuanfity. - • . . Beaded Scans, radius Barbs, V eils and Veilings. Newlot ot Huffs, EueiSings, etc. Immense lines of JEANS and BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS at Satisfactory Prices. Mr Robert Snivev is again with me, and will he glad to see and serve his friends whu they vi-it the city. ‘ sept2o-lni J ' h ' . /J. H HA MILT G N, WHOI.ESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Iff bagging, ties, bacon, corn, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE, &c., &c. FLOURr FLOUR! FLOURf A Large Stock of Best Braivis at prices wliiqh defy competition. ALWAYS ON HAND A Ft'iL STOCK OF Plantation k Family Groceries & Provisions. Junction of Franklin, Warren and Ogfethorpe Sts, COLUMBUS - - • GEORGIA: No charge for Drayage. feb2l lyt A. WITTICH- C ‘ M ‘ BINSEI ‘' i WITTICH & KINSEL, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS, JIWILIIS AID ililAfli^ . - -■ rrr- j NO.. 67 liKOAD STREET, COLUMBpS, GEORGIA. clock?, ' iSD I mgs® .u of fclxe Latest Iwrcvja.i_x±.CLotxxx*o3 T An entirely new stock of the best goods and the latest styles has I con recently bou-' New York, and is hereby offered at the Lowivsr Gash 1 EJ*- ladies ] Diamonds, gold and silver Seta taci.es and Kve-Glasses, geld and silver lw ■ ’ gents' Chains, plain and fancy Gold Rings of beautilul workmansh p, ■ variety of article found in a First-class Jewelry Store. Stencil nates of cvery'descriptkn ut at short notice. . „ and Ag> s Sole \gent for the celebrated Diamond Pbb -jl Spect;wles and E) g ' w jtb v -for-the Arundel Pebble Specks, which are sliuLily colored, and in high tavo bodv using specks or eve-glasses. . t . Society Bac-' Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing in all its branches. Hair Jewel ~ setting, or any new work made U> erdf. at reasouable charges. . Hugraving promptly execute J,