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Enquirer.
yol. xyi.
COLUMBUS, GA., THURSDAY. JANUARY 1. 1874.
NO. i.
TERMS OF
Daily and Weekly Enquirer
NEW YEAR.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Altai R. Calhoun,
MOW THE DAY HIU BE OB.
SEICVKD I.Y WASHINGTON.
AKIUV.4l.5l AND DEPARTURES.
Clrbk’s Office Sufmemk Ooiibt OF Gi. I
Atlanta, Ua., Deo. 3u, 1«73. )
It appears from the ilonk.it of tho Sn-
premo Court of the State of Unorgia, for
FOR SALE AND RENT.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
oi'iui-rroti.
$8 00
4 00
TaeWe months, iu advance
rtif months, “
Three montha, “
One month, * “ 75o.
(Vetult Enquirer, one year 2 00
CUBA.
Bnrrlel “Relieved"—Jouvelnr'* Al<
tentative of More Power or Re**
Iffnotlon -“Martial Law Only
can Mave tuba."
Havana, December JW).—Home Gov
ernment relievos General Burriel of com
mand of Eastern Department, because, in
the proclamation issued last week he 'at
tacked existing Administration of Spain.
He has been ordered to appear at Madrid
to answer charges preferred against him
iu relation to this matter.
Jonvalor insists the Government shall
accept his resignation, unless he is grant*
ed in full the extraordinary powers en
joyed by his predecessors. The Govern
ment has conceded increased powers, but
they are restricted by certain oonditions.
The Vote rte Cuba says the only reasou
Jovalar hus not taken effective measures
for the tranquilization of the islaud, wun
because h« could not legally do ho. The
Vote and Diario declare that the Conser
vatives favor the grant of extraordinary
powers. The only way to Have Cuba to
Spain is to declare martini law throughout
the island, levy forced contributions, and
call out the militia to suppress the rebel
lious The execution of the reform laws
must be postponed to a more fitting op
portunity.
The Vote, alluding to the change in the
American legation at Madrid, says the
original appointment of General Sickles
was an act of discourtesy, if not hostility,
to Spain, and showed singular want of
oonaidevatiou for her susceptibilities.
Cushing is the antithesis of Sickles, and
the change made cannot be regarded
otherwise than as a graceful tender of
good will ou the part of the Government
of the United States.
Tho Colonial Minister has made a
speech at Matanzas, iu which he sought to
allay fears in regard to the immediate
abolition of slavery. His remarks give
much satisfaction to owners of slave
properly.
Washington*, December 31.—After the
President's reception to-morrow, the
heads of the departments will receive vis
itors with the exception of Postmaster
2 00 | General and Mrs. (Jresawell, and the Sec
retary and Mrs. Delano—tho former ou
account of not being in their new resi
dence, and the latter owiug to the rec.ut
death in the family. Tho officers of the
navy will cull on the Heoretary of the
Navy, and the officers of the army on the
Secretary of War.
The chiefs of bureaus, Gen. Sherman,
and other prominent officials, together
with hundreds of citizens, will receive
calls.
Spirituous liquors will not be dispensed
to the sumo extent as heretofore. The
day will be observed as a general holiday.
THE STRIKE.
TBt EVQIXEEBS* STKlHi: ABOUT
ENDED.
Washington, Dec. 31.—Despatches to
midnight show an improvement in the
situation, and shipments by express show
confidence. Tho strike will be over by
the end of the week. Several attempts
have been made to wreck trains and en
gines, but no loss of life is reported.
FRG3Z ILLINOIS).
Chicago, December 31.—There aro ru
mors that a general strike of the locomo
tive engineers on nearly all the roads cen
tering hero will take plane to-morrow or
next day, unless the various companies
docide io restore the former rates of pay,
which some of them it is thought will do.
PEXXSTLVAXIA KXfilNKElUi.
Nsw York, Dec. 31.—The engineers
•of the eastern division of the Pennsylva
nia Railroad have been in session hi .Jer
sey City for tho pant three hours, to dual
ly decide whether to strike to-morrow.
The officers of the company are appre
hensive of trouble. The engineers, pi
lots and other ferry hands of the compa
ny reported this morning that they
would aeoede to tho reduction of 10 per
Gent, on their ^alarms.
LAiEK.
New York, Dec. 31.—At 2 o'clock the
committee from tho engineers waited on
tho Assistant Superintendent in Jersey
City, and h»d a conference with him.
They reported that the engineers of the
New York Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, numbering 13(5, decided to ac
cept tho proposed’ reduction, and would
not strike, but would present a remon
strance to President Thompson, asking
that when business improved their pay be
raised to the former <«nount.
DISASTERS AT SEA.
TWO 8TEA1IER9 AND A NUIOOIEK
LOST.
London, Deo. 8l.—'The steamer Elba,
aden for Hamburg, was lost with thirty-
two men.
Norfolk, Deo. .It.—Tho schooner,
Uhas. Cook, of Boston, from Deutarara,
with guano, was beaohed hero below Cape
Henry. Four of the crew were drowned
while attempting to teach the shore.
Boston, Dec. 31.—A rumor was cur
rent hero Dst night ihnt the steamship
Franklin had been lost at sea, with all on
board. It is alluded to by the morning
papers,but oan be traced to no foundation.
SO TIDINGS OF Till) RALPH KEE
LER.
Havana, December 31. The steam-dup
Yaioo is at this point, from Philadelphia.
She reports Laving encountered a hurri
cane on the 2oth and 2rt‘h of December
°ff the coast of North Carolina. No satis
factory replies have been received in an-
•wer to toleotam. .ml tailor, of tha Ha- -* »“ the be “ J , !‘ oul ft "' lok
^ 8 . . v . .... . , wool) thrown from a circular b»w, hm da.
VfcUB agent of tho New \ork Associated prtfai , Lym,,, Higley, of Simsbury, Conn.,
Prest enquiring ll>» whereabouts of the of one eye, and the sansra of
*»pln Keeler - email and UwU.
Nkw York, December 30.—Arrived—
Charleston.
Arrived out—C'aatelinr.
London*, December 31.— Arrived: At
Liverpool, barks Maria, from Savannah,
and Ho’.deu from Pemajola.
. «f Circuits, with the number
: from each, is as follows:
Kills fc Harrison,at 11 o'clock a. m. on 1st
BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT.
MARKETS.
HY TKI.EflHAPU TO KXql’IKKK
THE V1RGIN1US.
UI KDEA Oft 1 PROOF RENIN ON THIS
OWNER
New York, December 31.—The United
States District Attorney says that no fur
ther proceedings will be taken in the case
of tho Yirginius. It is not likely that the
vessel will over be raised, and it is deem
ed that the requisite vessel should be pro
duced before she could bo libelled. Gov
ernment officers suy that whatever may
have beeu the relation of Mr. Patterson
to the Yirginius ut tho time of her regis
ter, there is an abundunee of proof that
ho was not her owner at the time of her
capture.
SPAIN.
KEPOKI'F.D UOVEKNME.NIAL III ft’*
FIUILTIFN.
Madrid, Dec. 31.—There is a complete
rupture between President Castollar and
Senor Sultueron, President of the Cortes.
There Ib . some excitement iu Madrid,
but the Buooess of the Government iu the
Cortes is considered certain.
London, Dec. 31.—A speoieal dispatch
to the News from Madrid reports that the
situation of that city is serious.
THE WEATHER.
Department of War, )
Washington, Deo. 31, 1873. >
Probabilities.—For tho South Atlantic
and Gulf States, partial cloudy weather,
with easterly to southerly winds, and high
er temperature will prevail. Possibly
light rain on the coast.
UENEKAL NEWN.
By Telegraph U» the Enquirer.
—A special to the London Telegraph
reports a panic in Berlin.
—Jean Antiona Galiuio, seuior editor
of the Oalinan Metsengcr,, Paris, is dead.
—The loss by the hnruiDg of Lloyd's
Weekly l.ondo * Newspaper on Monday
night is estimated at .f 160,000.
—State Senator Graham, of New York,
vho was found guilty of embezzlement,
has been remanded for sentence.
—Arrangements have beeu made for a
Farmers’ and Mechanics' Convention, al
Manchester, N. H., on the 20th and 21st
of January.
No More Taxation.—Now that our
Senator* and Representatives have been
home on a llying visit to their constituents
they inay probably have been given to
understand that tho people see no need
for additional taxation aud do not desire
to bo taxed unnecessarily in order to keep
up the pet policy of a rapid decrease in
the public debt. The country is in a
prosperous condition and is growing rich
er and richer every day. Values are rap
idly recovering from the temporary de
pression of the commercial crisis, and
w hile we may still hear of caution and
retrenchment in business our revenues
will speedily increase with increasing
commerce. Let Mr. Kichnrdsou be pa
tient, and he will soon have money
enough in the Treasury. Meanwhile, if
Congress will put a stop to jobbery, while
encouraging nil legitimate enterprises and
aiding iu a liberal development of our
magnificent resources, we shall do very
well without rushing in u pnnic to the
extreme measure of taxation to make up
a temporary deficiency in our revenues.—
AVir York Herald.
—Hon, Nhakespoare Caldwell, formerly
tuemper of Congress from Louisville, but
now of New Y’ork, tnrnod over to the
poor of the former city on Christmas day
a haudaoiuu building for hospital purpo
ses which he has had erected at a cost of
eighty thousand dollars. The edifice is
to be called the Hospital of St. Mary and
St. Elizabeth, and tinder tho charge of the
Sisters of Charity, but to be open to the
reception of patients of every denomina
tion. The gift is made iu memory of
Mr. Caldwell’s wife, who was the only
daughter of Colonel J. D. Breckinridge,
of Louisville. The building will accom
modate several hundred patients.
Money amt Stock Market.
London, Doc. 31.—Uuder the new valu
ation of pound sterling, new fives 10|4.
Erie 43J.
Paris, Dec. 31.—Ilenls 38 and 35.
New York, Deo. 21.—Gold opened at
104- Stocks dull. Gold I()j. Money 7.
Exchange—long 8J, short 11}. Oovern--
mentR strong. State bonds quiet and
nomiunl.
New York, Dec. 31. — Business in all
departments was moderate to-day. Stock
exchange cloned ut 1 o'clock. Money
1-1(1 nud interest bid. Exchange dull at
Gold lo^aioj. Governments active.
States dull and nominal.
Provision nud Other Market".
Liverpool, December 31.—-Provisions
quiet.
New York, December 31.—Turpentine
dull. Bonin quiet, at £2 50 for strained.
Freights firm.
New York, December 31.—Southern
Hour without material change, nt $t> 80a
<» 88 for common to fair; extra $8 50all.
Whiskey dull but lower at 07. Wheat
unchanged. Fork quiet but firm; now
mess £K» I.#. Beef quiet. Lard steady
at 8}a8 H ‘. Tallow 8$. Lardfij}. Turpen
tine quiet. Busin unchanged. Freights
quiet.
Cincinnati. December 31.—Flour firm
and unchanged. Corn firm. Now pork
firm nt mi5 55 cash; .^15 75 buyers’fa
vor. Bacon firm but scarce, with light
sales at 8^-h8.». Whiskey in ••oort detuned
at 83.
Louisville, December 31.—Flour steady
at Jffi» 25a7 00. Corn in demand at 53.
Perk quiet and steady—Khoulders 7).dinar
rib sides s^, clear sides 8;, 1 . Lara quiet
and unchanged. Whiskey fi3j.
St. Louis, December 31.—Flour firm
and ill fair demaud, superfine winter
$>5 25n5 50. Corn dull end lower at 50a
5(>U Whiskey steady ut 05. *Pork firm
$*14 .>0al5 00. Bacon tiriu, but un
changed. Lard firm, 8 cash.
Cotton Market".
Liverpool, December Ol—Ngod.— Cot
ton dull aud easier; uplands 8a8j; sales
10,000; speculation and oxport l,ooo.
Later,—Uplands, imt higher than good
ordinary, shipped in December, 8£; noth
ing below low middlings, shipped in De
cember, 8,J; nothing below middlings,
shipped in December and January, 8A;
ditto, February and March, 8 1-1(5; Or-
leaus, nothing below low middlings, ship-
pod in January and February, 8J.
Liverpool, December 31—.5 p. m.—Cot
ton—Sales of uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in January, 8: ditto,
ditto. January aud February, 8.
New York, December 31.—Cotton dull;
sales 313; uplands lfic., Orleans Hi}.
Futures opened as follows: January
15 l-HJain}; February 1f»J; March Hi 5-1 ti
alt!}; April B’q: May 17‘.
Floor steady. Wheat firm. Corn shade
firmer. Pork firm, mess $1(125. Lurd
heavy, steam Sj.
Cotton quiet and irregular; sales 1442
bales, at 10Jo.
Now York, Dec. 31. —Cotton—net re
ceipts 0IH; gross 7,(558.
Futures dosed firm; sales 18,(i(H) baleH,
a* follows: January 15}; February 15'-
March 1H}; April 1« 13-l(i; May I7}al7j.
Mobile, December 31.—Cotton quiet;
middlings 15|c; low middlings 14.}; strict
good ordinary I8jal3^; re! receipts 1535;
exnnrts to G;aat Britain 7iJ7. to cmil.inant
Fannin....
Gilmer
Lumpkin..
Milton
Union
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Clarke
Gwmuett...
Hall
Walton
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
Elbert
Hancock
Lincoln
Madison
Oglethorpe...
Warren
Wilkes
LANTA CIRCUIT.
DoKalh..
Clayton.
Fulton...
Bonal property assigned to us by John Kin*.
Id Romm? Paper.
4 Copying Letter Hooks.
1- Dozen Pass Books
12 Buttlos Arnold’s Ink.
1*40 Document K.nvelopes.
1 OanooHlug St imp
1 Lettor Press and Stand.
0 Chairs.
1 Book Rack.
1 lx>t Books and Paper.
1 Stovo aud Pipo.
1 Eight-day Clock.
40 Hors.
3 Horses.
0 Mules.
1 Mare and Colt.
0 Cows.
U Express Wagons.
1 Cart.
1 Two-Horse Wagon.
1 Lot Plows and Hoes.
1 Huiro*.
1 Large Iron Sale.
1 Iron Money Chest.
The Large Iron Safe is at tonuur cfllea ol
Mr. John King. The Iron Money Chest is at
Merchants’ anu Mechanics' Hank, whore par
ties deslr-jiis ol examining win hoc them.
JOHN PEA BODY.
W. L SALISBl U Y.
Assignees ol John King.
SOUTH Kit N CIRCUIT.
OCONKE CIRCUIT.
Dooley ..
Pulaski (l continued)..
ALBANY CIRCUIT.
Baker
Calhoun
Decatur
Dougherty
Mitchell
Worth
SOUTHWESTERN CIRCUIT.
Macon
Sohloy
Sumter (one continued)
Webster
O
Executor's Sale.
Uy in February n
outcry, bolero th
the lirNt Ttf
acll at nubll
b of Ellis A UarriHon.' in l
huh I hour- of Hale, tho full-
nlivi.I.Ml hall
th« 1
oreho
i Ho,
:ort Hall, a:
Joueert Hull
Tho said pr
undivided halt intarvei in i
he corner on Hr.ani Htrort, ut
an undivided fourth in
•rty l o’na ilia intnri-Hl ol
Teuis cash.
18 A A0 L M08K8, Kx
For Rent.
J.ff;
\V. WRIGHT hiving Irtll.d to ); ,v
thn Relit of ih j Itt'SE l'I.At?K.
Ktsol .loha K tUK. tliii |iho '* v
PATAULA CIRCUIT.
Early I
Quitman 3
liandolph I
OIIATTAJHOOOHKK CIRCUIT.
Chattahoochee i
Harris 5
Marion t
Muscogee (2 continued) 2(5
Stewart l
Talbot 12
Tnvlor 1
>V I . HAbl.SRURY,
.JOHN I*KA RUDY.
AmIriiocn .Imt. Kin
For Sale.
50
3—18
exports to G; eat Brit am 7G7, to continent
2740, coastwise 2GS2 : sales 1000 : stock
(13,280.
New Orleans, Deoeuioer 31.—Cotton
irregular ; middlings nomiual at. l(i|, low
middliugs 14^, strict good ordinary 14,
good ordinary 13§; net receipts 75l3,groas
8313 ; exports to Great Britain 15,213, to
France 1837 ; sales 3000, last evening
0500; stock 258,007.
Boston, Dec. 31.—Cotton quiet and
strong: mi dlings 1(5^; uot receipts 175;
gross 1032; exports to Groat Britain 4 7(»;
sales 300; Htock G()(K).
Galveston, Dec. 31.—Cotton firm,
moderate demand; gecul ordinary 13};
ordinary 12} : net receipts 2141; exports
coastwise 2.35; sales 1200 ; stock 100,338,
Noryolk, Deo. :>l! — Colton easy; ’ovr
middlings 1 -4 J: net receipts 3012; exports
coastwise Hot); suDa 475; stock 21,710.
—Havana advices state that tho insnr- j
gents on tho Ifith iust. entered the eulti- :
vated zone of the jurisdiction of Puerto j
Priucipe, destroying everything within |
their reach. They met with a repulse
before Fort Diarnout, and in a subsequent
attack ou a detachment of civil guards,
lost several killed. The latest report says j
they are now iti full retreat, pursued by l
Spanish troops.
Baltimore. Dec. 31. — Cotton quiet and
nominal; middlings I5 : {; low middling*
15]; strict good ordinary 1 I]; nel receipts
213; gr«»si 102)5; < xpovls coastwise 115;
sales 1025. Inst evening 725: spinners
700; stock 15,070.
Savannah, Decomber .31.—Cotton nom
iual; middlings 15fja-j; net receipts .3(554;
exports coastwise 11 IS: sales 1075'. ; stock
117,000.
Charlkstgn, Dec. 31.- Cottou easy;
middling* lj».jnl5|; low cuddling 14]al5;
strict good ordinary II*; net receipts
2431; exports to continent (>!»0; exports
coftitwise 1471; sales 100; stork 71.087.
Phi la hklt ui a, December 31. Cotton
quiet; middliugs l(5.}al(5A; low middlings
15b; strict good ordinary 15; net receipts
f0: gross 807.
Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statement.
Week’s sales 513,000 bales : for export
3.000— speculation 1,000 ; stock in port
by Actual count 533,1)00 bnlcn, ditto esti-
mated 47.3,000 ; Ainericau, actual counl,
143.000— estimated 87,000 ; receipts 43,-
000 — Americi>u 24,000 ; unhiul export 12,-
OOO ; afiemt 3(58.oo<»- Aniericnn 240,000
bales.
SPRINGERS OPERA HOUSE!
macon i iitrcir.
Bibb (one continued) 12
Crawford 2
Houston G
TwiggB 1—21
rj.lNT l'IB(SUIT.
Henry 1
Monroe (one continued) 5
Newton d
Pike 2
Uockdale i
Spalding
TALLAPOOSA CIUOUIT.
Campbell
Carroll
Coweta
Douglas
Fayette
Heard ’.
Meriwether
Troup (4 continued)
ROME CIRCUIT,
Floyd
Haralson
Polk
Walker
A
For Sale Low.
£G!iOLAKHHll> .IN THE MKDH AI.
LhGP. AT MYANRVIMiK INDIANA.
APPLY AT TIITS
FOR RENT,
. jfl Wt *•/
_ October, the very denim Ido red- 97171
j dance ou Forsyth Hircct, nour ltaudolph, d-141
at present ooctuiled hy the Rev Mr. tfiirletl.ui.
Apply to H. M. HOWARD,
don
S. W.K. K
For Rent.
IJIIIK PONT.4JMK IIIIU8P. '' l«.
tod for a IL'k Ho
iiIhImb.I. >u gi>.
ITH A-. ii WILLIAMS
For Rent.
1 111K UPK1UK oo« oci'upinl »\v Jl. UaatU- me
mail, llroker, b. Urn O.-.gi.i ll..moJgj|
| l.iiltillnjc. PeHMevnli.li u!reit i.uiiu-dinloly. *
feeplrin lti»
io_.|«, i o..« Ro .m iu tho liMHinolif. -u.J.M.. f r .
* 4 ro <m or workshop.
i VVutor Im furnished tu ih»» h.oiv .and
I Whll hrated by ;» furuuve tlii>»iiph.*'xt ili^
1* i ton. Comfort K*iarauUied.
.... I Apply la
G*«r.Uir a
. of
CHEROKEE
Bartow
Catoosa
Gordon
Murray
Whitfield
l- t; I
For Rent.
I>wt> I.A1U1K. Vl Kl.l. .'UHXIHUKU
with in*. • I |Mrb»r, in ceinml |
2be riiy. Termi lihnml. A*h
M. K:. |unn Qi
;u
( 2b« city. 7
;i—i3 :
PRATT S ASTRAL OIL.
AUGUSTA CIRCUIT.
Burke
Columbia...
McDuffie....
Richmond..
MlI»UI,K i nu n*.
Emanuel
Glasscook
Jefferson
Johnson
Seri veil
Washington
OUtfULOKl'. CltliCUlT.
Baldwin
Jasper
Jones
Morgaui.,.i •
Putnam
Wilkinson 4.
EASTERN CIRCUIT.
Chatham
Vvirooluiely sale. Perfectly odorleur*. Ale
Uhiforjn. JllumluaUng quudllee nuperfi.i
. 3 jr.i«. lUurns in any laiuj* without d.iugor id
I idotfliut or taking lire. Miuiul'aciure i exj>roMi-
, i> to ithipiareiho uho ut volatile 11 i:«i da ugciOit
• \ foils. lt»«*fcur under evory possddo lent, an
. l'i- 20 its pertaotihai n tag qua IH ton, •■»»« prove. 1 hy »'
1 emitinaed m Iu over 800,U00 Itfuilllos.
Millions oi have been suM and no 10
. j cA4*mi—-divoauy or indirectly— has ever t»‘ «i
. iHxt Irom burning, storing <=r liMialltiiu d.
' 1 , Tbo itutneuttc vuarly loss to life and proper.)
• 2 ruHifilluK from dim use ol cheap and iLhikojou
. 1 w ollvin the rniUw'.Stnto.v. is aiipulliiur.
1 ^ The IiiHuninco t^*np«uiv« R'-'i )• Itn l-oiiiiii..;
*tpnor* througtioBbtio couiliry recoiumend th<
• *'" •' ASTRAL an tJi«h(N‘ safognurd when lamp
I n ro used. Send lor oirfn\n
l or aalo nt retail Uy f;vt»
r *t. whole
‘ i 1 Jt*R ATT
• * | huM
h T. M. JOTfiSS,
. t. k WITH
. Send lor wrfMin r .
Io nt retail Uy trule Kcnerally. and
sale by the ii’nynutor*. tJHARM^
ft DO.. 108 8 ul.^treel,New Yoik.
dfcwflai
1 88 [4Jroover, Sv.wbhs k Co.,
URUNSWn x: CIRCUIT.
Colton
—AND—
Clinch.
Given..
1
dkm\ Gonnm Mercliairts,
f V. t\. UKDOVhK
jvl caw2t
/. D. HABRfSON. 0 lark.
Savanna li.
MONTPEILER INSTITUTE.
'PHJi 11 nilerniaiip-i will >% (*rb.K»l 1 ., r r.,v4
1 Air! Uitlf, »«t MuutpMljrr Siwiins*. Muiirir
C"U!ily. On., Id nil * - Horn .Mmiimi. on |li- T -t >|.
dny In Fnbrnnry, 1ST4.
Tin builditn;* to I
Dissolution Notice.
rpHV, FtltM t>F THOMAS (llblUiKT ^
I OO. Inw thin day been di->olvcd 1 (> mutual
consent. TL* hUBlutv*- will netllod nj» *•>
THO MAS (ItLBKitT, whom ltn.Ne ha•. i.ir
chUme againet .the firm
pu vuien:. Th<u.e.i*d«bt
'Hi. I0ealb.11 ih uot«d 0>v it . h..»|Ui
unIoii mid n-liiiirKM.: adnptiUioi for •!»
“ H'-ldrs M.‘V(-rnl m ifailliiK
1. 1 hr 1 Ik, on tic pi| •-mh.-tf
purpoH. h of n Bi-hool
KBotirrei
clmlyhiM
' fir -a for nub
...i»flos, advertlrtlnu job work or 000k bind
i Ini; are requested to r.l-e *-»rly attention t.
; the iteulmneat «>t their
;l hUS. ImWOLF,
TICOH. GILHKRT.
< olumlAii.'. (la., J)e«. dl, l*ib.
J hi rty l.>u rdi ih can h«> j'lvoiurmnlatnl
Th- NtholHNti. V. •« Mi|| ,.,„KiKt of p. mtcWn,
• omui.-nclue mi Uo Uret MoihIky «»• Pnbru^r v nmi
-ndlOK mi 1 )|n 22H of Nov< ii)t,.-r. Mill. .. vnc»| mn of
two w.-ekn in July.
ta* shiutt
•P«a ne.1;
»iA* '-d «
>. A. II1JN.SKV,
AGENT FOR
Ajncricau Cotton Tie Co„
\ LL Al'I'IMtVL’D I’AlJ iHiNa Ut JUPlbtjVhD
;V CiyrrON TIES, nirulMhed m NUT ..nantiiT,
it«. 4'lply to
0. ID/NRV JORDAN.
K»fl4e k M«*i, Co
1 loweit i
M M
Dr. K. II. Mv.im, Pr#.i
College.
Profi-Mor J. K. milKt,..« M«rr
Hon. W. A. Huff. >t.iy„f V| ,
I uNr-rvit
T. NiBb.-t, hop. Mhcom.
N. L. Whittle, Eni,.. M.trou.
Ciill iid Audethmi V* , ,
H. J. Union. M, , Albany, IL,. '
u. A.McKnik). Milh-.lK^.lir, Ij,,.
■t « • . 3pJcrM’ Turn 0 it, Jcfirrm
ATCTSTIJBr 4to ETXIS.
Sonoral OommiuRkn Merohanta,
0AVA.NM.TAH,
“Muty, (
i'»l law I n
likNJ. M. fill. It ILL
EPPING’S BUOHI
W ILL m*ke Adrwnce* .hi C»lhm or other pro
duoe, fir mU h^re or ehipnietit to oar friendi
n New York, R-wton or Liver|>o.d.
lL-fpr iu Colmnbw* to Meiffr*. Kvplnj A If»n*erd
KNOAflEMFM FOK TWO MGIITS OJHiT OK
Th« Youna \ er* it le ActrMB,
—Twenty Mexicans and several white
men,all armed, lost night entered Dingston,
Fresno cottuly, Cal., aud seized twenty
eitizeus and bodnd them hands and feet,
and then robbed two stores in the town,
gutting about $1,000 in money and a Urge
quantity of jewelry,etc. They made their
escape, but the people are in hot piuauit.
Katie Putnam !
I'ctics ta «ii Purcliasors of th' h Siisllenf.
Compound Ustrict of' |u:hu.
2KKB VOlta OKHK.R.
Grand Raffle!
«, *t V. EEIUH'.'
Holiday Evcn’ir, Jian’y .5, IU7I.
U flKKrfc * VO. t .
*itl jet this
OrUlunl Extract. Than* IS no OUTHIDKl
AQKNCIMh—MITHKK 8KNCIAI. , OK ULNKKAL..
I a-n ludtridnal'y rfgV Pr^ptlai „ ,
f IN VINO VERITAS!
flERCE.
n n. MOVKKTT h»..
and Madieloal
C.ATAW tlA aud UoM
Put Mr and Rot Iki than •
, NatlrM Win*-.
The New 3Iagdalen ! ^ lautatio ? 1 1 41 ' Salf *
CITY TAXES.
U«i|. i d A
ftei rvad I
Rook Stoia 1
Jal <t
|«t 51 'V , 0 tlU
* I j| W J ('Haiti 11
T OVKKK for ml* m 1*1mi mx ^p 4 .• I ] / lOUNtTlL f.-itlw-ly ■ditirel* lha G-culi ; u- v
L witbiu fi.iii uillra • vdond u« VH..m ty lisuc.J m {»lu*t 'I! |*» ra «• wI-wk.- rA\t
a I.'tafthla h«u4 1« «!%*•«; aMtotn t *»*- t.*lao<*<- N 1 (REAL BETA IB. f* A L E S AN I* LICKN •
Ib^ Ih..I >inatlt> oi oak auil | Ickof v Uj.l. - t«. All I unpaid u«. Otb Jai.uarv ni.tl. »>» »■>« 1 *■»' ‘’
I...->»•') I Qiprui atnohla p i m ilm i .!«••«• *. COit. N RAK> 1
4**40 ^ h B \1VNUA j g4«. R-did f®il««tor and fruaiur**.
Watchmakers.
j. it. r.ii.viut.
I'rurticnl WlKchiimhcniiid Jnvidlor. ' Rcpn
Coly * bn.hlii.K. Rr. i
Plano Tuning, Ac.
AM kiuilt Kr»liiK'>tacUiu.
Oil. mid Atinrlimont. for nil not -l.u, -
t‘i-
K. W. 111,41','
■I Timor „ m-i..i.,„.
i-on., >1*1, l'.inti,,* a. .
y be Uf at .1. W. I sa«i« A Noib
• ii
Dress-Making.
Restaurants.
HAHKIM tOl.MY IUSTAIKAM, D r,!!i ^ ‘ , V ‘., * ’ ° ^ ** WO RT11 *
No. 3’J ltro.wl Ntreofl. MellftIKi&hS
of For. ixu mid D aurstlc l.i<|M->
CiKara. Mcula ut all hour*.
J.J liLAKHLY.I i
id !
Feed Store.
Barber Shops.
El). TftlMItY. Burlier,
8f.. miller Hulikin Home. Ci.lmuU
JBBIIN I* I TIC (■ III BONN.
, , Wind, nil.- ii ml Retail Dealer in Hay. Qat,
Rarn.i. ),i 11o Ini Inn .
Raro.i, Au , Uglelhorpa St
'1 •’mpar.uu:* Hall.
Cotton Factories.
MIWOlillK ]IAMII l(T|;ilI\(i <:».
Mi
Ol
SIIEETINOS. 8111 H’l l.VGS
YARN RON;. Ac.
0)1.1 M Ill's, ij.v
. 1* Ml IFF, I’M-sideur.
. LMMM’.mvi t.n A i< •‘.anu ■-1 n»
Mattress-Making, Ac.
j.». jii jnms.
Unuernl Upliolataiar and JUattrsia-Maker.
Shop we,. ,i In Warren, near lnUr*ertlou ol 0«lr
•*|»1 Ihorjif* ami Rrldga M«.
RAILROADS.
Change of Schedule.
Livery and Sale Stables.
ItOimiT THOVt |>NOV,
Livery. Mul« uimI r.xcliuuftr Mabii
No
lit
1 ColuinluiN, Gi«
A. <L1.4DIi;L,
Livery uimI Suit* NhtblO".
i)«i,r.tuoKi*K .St , t.'oLumitrf, U t.
““J W«llea la.Ulded in Ul.,1.1- " by tin.
Doctors.
IMl. J. A. l ltm ilAKT,
Grti. eut C. J. Mi.lletl rt Di ll;; SI.,,.., Rr.M.I HU«
Red loan, (< n a*. « lull. l.etVMe„ ||,„.,.|
»"|-i Ki-.HI M. .I' llii.alaiH, (U.
IUI. 4 01./,I V.
R-rtiilmi. it n
onice i
nep-.T ill!
OK. .1. 4. 4'OOIi,
I IlM A llm i Mon'i Li.iumiri
livil d..,.v I., Ml.
Dentists.
Oollliubiu, Urt.. llsc. i. 1 , litTU
O N AND AH'KH DEO. IlD, WEDNESDAY
l’aaaeitjjer Train will run as fulluwi :
Lh^vk Oou mhun daily, iaifloys excepted, 3:00 e. ju.
Lv.wa Tko»,
AhlllVK AT C'M.UMhUS,
Ticket OtRco nt Broad .
t Shed Will be opoti
FRKKJIIT AND ACCOM MOD Al ION
Leave Coluiulnu .Monday*. Wmtiuwilava
mid Fridnya at .... ,
Arrive «i Troy, ... *u:» p
Leave Troy on Yuwh1u>s, Thursdsyf aud
Saturday* at ... 4.1*0 a
Arrive nt Columbus, . e
«*•• •• '-..Mi W. f«, CLARK. Sup'
Western Railroad of
Alabama.
53j HOURS TO NEW YORK
New York and Now Orleans Hail Line,
W. Y. 1*001
vto] bd Uviwil SI , < dual
W. .1. FOCI LI
Oentlftt,
••'*) Him.... Kuthliiig.
: Talaw Sleeping Curs Enn Through from
Cpeilhn to Lynchburg.
Lawyers.
WK8TK.IIN RAII.U0AD 01' \ I. AHA Ml
COLOMOVC, 0A., XovoMibei Ukh, Wi
THAINH LEAVE COLUMRl'8 DAILY
10:40 i
For Atlanta,
i Arrive at AtluuU,
For Mnnlu-muj.
'.:»»* I
Hl'MNKI.L A SWIFT,
and Counsellors a> Law. Mill ;
11.1 Id I.e.M . : l (C'iiutt ill I.r,! I
•dm a
VMJ i
FOR NEW YORK, DAILY,
I.. T. IHIHM.MJ,
Allorney untl Sollri&or.
;ht. iu Ranki uplc; .
'Tim • • t h.iiirt uu I 4*. m:nut.- )
LL.YVj: iMLI MUCii k:4« a. iu. 4KRIYK
Opelika I- p. ui., nl ACaula a;4U p *
W.oU.iiiKU ii 7 20 a in.. Now York iiA4 j. •
I*K A !I4>I» Y A IS 1C 1 S .YO.\.
i IMii'iultdphta and Ra'i
N|«M*|»iiiu 4'ur* Kim Tbrotiicla from
' * OpeliItH t4» l.yucliburtf.
TRAIN8 ARRIVE AT CGH MUCH DAILY
via]
| From Atlanta, iklO r. *t.
I From Montgiunoiy a< d: »i» \. m . Sh*0 t. r*.
Tim p. m. W.aieru Mail liaui mas daily,
• onnenlmc with trslnt t..i NhW Orlenaa. .U Lil.,
[ l.ouirt\ilie, hy., and M. l.oini, m Mf-ntfc 'Uiftf j. >•.. J
' .dinw On llioi Ham sleeping
Ckd.ui:
K. .1. .HttSfiS.
AUoruuy uutt I'oiiuha llor uf I.i
eiugltt Home InMirmico Losiijmi.t bmldln
...•17 1.1, ond si. i-
thrmtjrJi opr Ilk
The 10:10 S. in. .New York Fxpn-M tmiu ti.o.-
l dully,coDin- liiiK at Atlimu with V. * A K.H. 0 ;. I
| Oauigla U. H.
LOUS I. 4-Alt BA II Ik,
Ulornt y uml 4'<Miii"i*llor uf l.t
lice .So. i,7 II;-., Ill HI. -I. I • liiiiilo.s <.U
i- for sal., at L'r.ion I'asaen
i'll IS I*. BALL,
RAC'.S, AK-lG
BANKS.
I'll AS. II. WILLIAMS
>nie> nt I.jiu, 4'oliimlMi". f.
Grocers.
DA.N’L H. ill Aik
D. .'
4#• .So . Ji
.1. II. Ii k 1I1LTOA'
Uliulcsulo and Knfuit 4>
Ei'.inklirj, Umr.u A i.»ul
i MERCHANTS’ & MECHANICS
Columbus. Ga.,
Does a General Banking Busineij.
DUMA IS
lixellliniie, 4-«>l<l, Silver. Jlloi-li.", A.
Hpvvtul ntleiitimi uivvn In loll.-v
Iioil", uti«l prompt rplnrna imttln.
Fresh Meats.
Mufti \ufioviul Kunk of >>
SAVINCS BANK.
Raes, Hicios, etc.
aou> oi.muri.i.
IVAlerln .Baus- »l II*. «*f«-..
.Will all Li nils Oi.Iita/lt.
OKFOMII'S roreiVMl in «ouu •»
i-i-uf" nntf iipuut'd".
SEVEN pnr ci'iif. per aiiniim,
lerexl ullowed, puyuhlo l«t Junui
April. .Inly uml Oefober. <*oinpon
oil lour llinrs unnnully.
iHirosrrs i*aiif o\ ih;mani
Druetgisfs,
DR, J. L. UI i:\LV <1 SDN.
UrugaHta And ITeHcripUnnUta.
blKBCrOHA
. L. 8 A 1.1.»RUK V—-Pot merly »f NVainov',
ILLQK? —Of 1‘icer. lllgov Ac t:„.
P. plinWN -Ot l o'mu him 1 r* »:i Woik-
A.MJCDD—Of C A. Held A Do.
. L. 'Ii-«V4 <(H—18 John MrUoii»h .1 L-».
4 . It. IMI.VILK, I.IrriiMrrl Apolhern
Go*; door above ' irtt iiia Or- •. * \
lMiy«irianv I're- > ipt|..ti" m.ia qos-lalt.
IT j M*!.t bell to M
J. I. GRH1IN, I Oft Rroad Hi.
ud Hod-
DRY GOODS.
STILL CONTINUED !
Dry utofls, Shoes, Hals, Clotiiian,
Notions, &c.,
AT COST FOR CASH.
JOII.N I.. JOKIliN,
IklUKKlSl,
•. -loura below Geo. V. . Rr-.w
Peacock & Swift.
:l
*** NiHhl II**!I n lit ol -■•uh d.e.t.
I 4>H rr.u S. 4 IIAPM IN.
Ili-IlKUUt,
Kundolph, .a-t Rioa.1 ?ir-M.
II i: N \ I H O X • *
Ida i i.h sin pi*in« i i
■ov KK TWO ill NDKP.D VII 1.
? 1 ef a «ul I with a Gir ;• i’l . ' )
A. 31. It 1C A N NON,
NVfiol<»"Ulo and Kofull lkoulor In
Druvi nud HiMlIrliifi,
toilet Artlvliw and Fei-fiimvr.i.
il ly U p .fetH. lie.!. The* itrv mon
*liaiTr/or imirMnv *'***• ’» Holts lha*
•iHtf Tito in »/.«•. A** R\vr*n •>.o|Niuiev
Sdil hj Prlrttri" and Slaiiae^ra rtirjwk.j-
Wanted.
"T
Dental Notice.
1 \K PIIM.P h»» i -movid 1. , . ;»
l ) dvaei ... I(. Olilr
li'V. " M '•*«
\\ 1 11 AT M ILL PAT
Mr-lay, > an ha jmr*u*d Iu yonr #wit it«i;-H .i
-I ; 'll li a rat. rh»BC« lor thia» out m muj.
.. o-.t rhat'nj Icliut* time; ^trl* a»tJ ‘a»< *
....Hilly do well a- men. Varf . uMi •-
A4drM« J. i At it An A UI.
u !N WMbUtglOL it., kw*i.
kiommv Dmr. ho lifted the throbbinff
[ « .. .1 ..11 tba tiuot lull 1
,i'. i.'obUinii ,1 ‘ “ '.!**>! if-T* ': ,k, : u ! Si t :
ser:
itra
i.KUS TO
