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JANUARY
(I, 1874.
1 l ESDAY
'1’iik lollowinj; is the report of the block
of provision** in St. Louis at tins close of
tho.venr: Fork, 111,520 barrels; lard, 21,-
<*;.<) tiereen; ilry salt meat, about 3,200,-
000 pouuils; hams and shoulders in awoet
pickle, about 3,000,000 pounds.
Tmc New Orleans Times says: “The
Stale of Louisiana has boon plundered
1 ill nothing more can bo obtained; her
people have been t.ixed till an increase of
taxation has become impossible, Relief
must come or niter ruin is before us.”
'j uk Macon Telegraph lakes a philo-
fl.ipbicdl view of Wilburns' probablo con
tinuation as Chief Justice. It thinks that
it U destroys confidence in the Court, and
thus diminishes litigation and appeals, the
country will be the gainer by it.
Navigation on both the Missouri and
the Ohio, and all (lie low tributaries, has
been, and is still, very good. Last year
Red River did not rise nufiiciently to per
mit navigation of large boats until late in
the spring, it. is now in good navigable
condition.
Tub Republicans elected their ontiro
ticket at the municipal election in Mem
phis, TV?un., on the 1st inst. The major
ities uro very largo. John Loguo was
chosen Mayor by about 8,000 majority.
Rome of tlio o/boors oloct aro colored.
Memphis appears to ho overrun l»y no-
^ ^
Tin Smith Carolina Logislaluro has
done min act for which ii body constitu
ted uh it is dosoivos much praise. It has
passed an net exempting from tuxation
(and that implies a good deal in South
Carolina) nil capital invested in the man
ufacture of cotton and woollen goods,iron,
lime, paper and agricultural implements.
Such investments uro declared exempt
from all oxoept; school taxes for ten years.
The Talbot ton Standard and Thomas-
t.on Jlcndd declare in favor of submitting
any desired amendment of the State Con
stitution directly ton vole of the people.
TheOuthbort A jipral opposes the cull of
a Stale Convention at this lime.
We ale satisfied that whou the peoplo
consider the dilficultios in tho way of call
ing such a convention as would bo desir
able at thin time, they will agree to tho
suggestion (hat tho better mode will bo
to get l ho dilficultios out of tho way first.
Thk Washington correspondent of tho
Now V«uk J I,raid interviewed Hon. Oslo!)
Cushing on tho 31st lilt., and found him
rather reticent in regard to tho spooifio
object t of bis mission to Spuiu. lie
tulkcd move about a commercial treaty to
regulate our trade with Cuba than any
thing else. Tho Jhrald says editorially
that Mr. Cushing seemingly avoided tho
paramount question— tho political condi
tion and future of Cuba; that ho ignored
tho piogressing ami long-continued revo
lution, and did not appear to oontempluto
Riicli n tiling as the independence of Cu
ba, mid i/i this no doubt roil eels the seu-
timent.; >*l the Administration. Tho Her
ald Mays that “bis mihsiou iH regarded as
anti Cuban.”
MISKINMIT*!.
I'lio first Tuesday after the third Mon
day in January is the day appointed by
law for tho otficinl counting of tho votes
for Stale officers cast in tho late election
in Mississippi. Tapers which support
Gov. Power** and bin view of the legali
ty of the election favor tho making up of
a cane to g»» before the Supremo Court on
the first Monday of this month, so that
the (|i\. ti**n may bo judicially decided
Refine the day net apart for counting tho
votes. Put it i» very doubtful whether
Ames and bis frieltdfi will consent to this
or aid in car'Vying it out.
jnmi: nnitii.i..
The New Uilemia Picayune of tho till
inst proIrtsauH to have information of
some of the revelations made in the l)u-
irII inve/.tigatioii in its city, though it
is conducted in secrecy. It says that
there was positive proof of Judge Durell’s
intoxication, both on and off the bench,
and to his use of rude and insulting lan
guage m court, whilo in that condition,
to members of the bar ; that lion. John
A. Campbell (formerly of U. S. Supreme
bench - testified that Unroll denounced
him, (tilling a trial as “a hoary rebel, who
ought to bo hung.” Several lawyers swore
to similar conduct, and attiibutod it to
intoxication. On the other hand, respec
table witnesses testified that they wero
intimate with Judge Unroll, and had
never sm-a him under the inlluenco of
stimulants. Tlio chargoa of maladminis
tration of the bankrupt law wero ho
Btrongl.v sustuiuod, that it is said oue of
the members of the Congressional Com
mittee exclaimed in surprise, “My God 1
how could any people submit to such ex
tortions! These extortions, according
to tho evidence, wero committed by the
general assignee, but Judge Cure!I would
do nothing to arrest or repair them whou
they were brought to his notice.
M Al iM. »* I.IiUAI. TlTNlU.ltS. •*
I'ctor Cooper, of Now York, well
kuown for liii public spirited liberality,
huts atl.lt. .set! to President Grant a letter
suggest inn n modification of tho “legal
tender" requirement. lio proposes that
tho legal tender Treasury note system bo
xuaiutanted, and that all duties duo to the
Government and all debts duo from indi
viduals to one another shall be legally
paid by simply adding to tho amount of
currency wideli the debt or duty nominal
ly calls for a sum equal to tho proiuiuiu
that gold has averaged during tho mouth
preceding the maturity of tho debt—said
premium also to bo paid iu currency, uud
the Government to declare tho average
rate of premium on the first MomUy ff in
their operations, or rather that they
would contrive to make it ho. They
might, by concert of action, arrange a
time for tho maturity of their loans, uud
then work for a rise in geld during the
month previous, with a view to the secur
ing of largo premiums. They have, on
several notable occasions, demonstrated
their ability to influence seriously the dif
ference in value between gold and cur
rency, and nn “elasticity” in tho value of
legal tenders might offer additional gains
ns tho result of their “corners” and specu
lating combinations. If this disturbing
interference could bo controlled or clock
mated, we believe that Mr. Coopnr'ti
proposition would prove as salutary in
operation as it is certainly just in princi
ple.
Tho other branch of tho suggestion—
that tho Government should take its own
notes, which it makes “legal tendonT for
tho peoplo, in tho paymuiq of its duties
we favor unqualifiedly, “without a why or
wherefore."
C1KIOI N, IF TRUK.
Wo learn from n gentleman who under
stands whereof he speaks, that “in Muh-
aogeo and tho counties adjoining there
aro forty dogs to ono sheep." This being
tho case, that one sheep has a vory slim
chance for reaching anything like u ron-
peotablo old age, indeed the marvel it)
that with so many dogs “tied loose" there
are any shoep in tlio country At all.
Many dogs are an evidence of great
wealth and leisure ns in tho caso of the
English landed gentry, or of great pover
ty and degradation, ns in the case of tlio
Nomudic Indians, whoso villages swarm
with unclassified curs. Wo do not know
how many of these dogs are taxed, but
tho fact ol' thoir overwhelming excess
over sheep strikes us a queer commen
tary on nn impoverished agricul
tural peoplo. This climnto is favor
able to tho brooding of dogs; so is Green
land nod Quito; they flourish wherovor
the crow, tho house fly and mnn livo, and
thoro aro many qualities about dogs tlmt
wo admire, particularly whore they bocomo
scavengers as in Constantinople, hut
on tho wholo we aro more partial to sheep.
In this latitutude sheep can bo raised with
profit and to ndvoulago, and with propor
mnungoment they might bo made more
profitable than cotton. They require but
little-care, ami from tail to nose tip tbny
can bo utilized. Wo can’t say so much
for dogs. True, sheep aro not good sport
ing animnls. They have no skill in nosing
out birds nrnl rabbits and foxes, und tboy
never fawn on a mnn with n shot-gun, but
wo havo an idoa times would not bo so
tight iu our country if we had forty shoop
to ono dog, and shot-guns only in propor
tion. This army of ours bespeaks im
providence, particularly in an agricultural
community that has not a surplus of food
for iiH peoplo, much loss for its (logs.
This subject may bo worthy tho consider
ation of tho granges.
THE UKANflEKM AT NKALE.
Admirable Renolutlon* Adopted.
OorieapomletifA of tho Kuqalr< r.
lly invitatiou from Gordon Grange,
nine of the granges of Russell county met
in conucil at Soule on Saturday, 3rd day
of January, 1874.
After tho usual opening ceremonies,
8. 8. Brinson, Master of Crawford
Graugo, was called to tho chair; John
Chadwick, Master of Kaudfort Grange,
appointed Overseer; John 8. lienfroo,
Gordon Grange, Gato Keeper, and 8. It.
Tills and John Brannon requested to act
as Sooroturies.
Upon tho announcomont by tho chair
that the mooting was ready for business,
Col. W. C. Clifton submitted boido im
portant enquiries, which, being seconded,
wore roferrod to a special committee of
ono from each grange represented. This
special committee, after duo consultation,
beggod to recommend tho following:
1st. That each grango in tho county bo
fully represented at tho subsequent meet
ing called for 7th of February next.
2nd. That it is the true policy aud
bonndon duty of every farmer to devote
in tho future u sufficient quantity of laud
to corn, peas, potatoes, oats, wheat, ryo
and turnips, for the support not only of
his own family, but for the laborers and
stock on his farm, thereby making his
cotton crop a surplus.
3rd. That instead of paying out such
vast sums of money for commercial fertil
izers, ovory planter Rhould rnako as much
manure at homo as possible, and further
improvo his lands by resting and rotation
of crops.
4th. That all persons refuse to buy
farm produce betweou tho hours of sun
set and sunrise, and that each grange
respectfully requost tho sevoral merchants
of thoir neighborhoods not to do so.
Tho above recommendations were
adopted without debuto. The mooting
iliscUBHod sevoral other vory important
subjects, iiual notion upon which war
doforrod till tho mooting iu February.
Mooting then adjourned.
8. S. Brinson, Chairman.
8. It. Pitts and J. M. Brannon, Secre
taries.
—The lawyers of Atlanta have formed
“legal association," and a correspondent
of tho Milledgeville Union says that it
“is having a most improving effect on the
Atlanta lawyers,” which is to us a suffi
cient aHsurnneo that tho movement is a
good and wonderfully effective ono. They
havo thoir rules of government, their
library, their reading room, periodical
lectures, Ac.
SCHOOLS.
The Beallwood High School.
T HE exerciMen of this School will
cotuniuiice on Monday, the 1‘2Lli
instant. iu charge of Frol". J. P. Al. 1
llet-vcM. All the English branches,
tl»o l’lAHsicti ami Mathematics will be
taught. _
F.-reonn wishing to have their children thor
oughly educated will hud it to their Jntorest to
patronize this school. Young ladies and gentle-
men from u distance can he accommodated with
hoard in tho immediate neighborhood of tlio Bchool
lahlo teruiH.
For rates of tuition,
igued at Columbua.
4c., address tho under-
rooil SPAIN.
Tho early and suddon downfall of tho
Caslolhu* administration is nut a surpris
ing ovont for fickle Spain, but it is, wo
fear, an unfortunate ono forthooniiKO of
struggling Republicanism in that dis
tracted country. Castollar is not only uu-
questionably ono of tho ablest and purest
public moil of Spain, but his long and ar
dent devotion to tho cause of popular lib
erty attests tho deop sincerity of liis re
publicanism and his reJinblo fidelity to its
principles in ovory omorgoncy. This de
votion made him tho great representative
embodiment of free governmout in Spain,
and though tho forms of republicanism
may still bo maintained by his successors
—though ho himself may still be tho
nomiual executive—the overthrow of his
civil rule and tho substitution of a mili
tary dospotism affords but poor oncour-
agemeut to those who havo heon hoping
that. Spain would soon emerge from hor
presold trouble, a respectable Kiiropoau
republic and a nucleus around wliioh tho
liberal sentiment of tho contiuonl might
gather and organize.
Ah wo uuderstaud it, tlio revolution as
thus fitr reported has progressed no
further than tho substitution of bayouot
for civil rule. Gen. l’avin is snid to bo a
republican and a friend of Castollar.
Tho reactionary loader, in whoso behalf
tho oppououtH of Castollar in the Cortes
concentrated, under the loud of Salmo-
ron, President of (ho body, is said to ho
Gon. Serrano, a famous old revolutionary
and reformatory chioftian. Ho iH best
known outside of Spain as tho “regent”
who succeeded Isabella after her flight
and abdication, in 18119, aud whoso re
gency Castollar strongly opposed. Ho
has siuco given in his adhesion to the
Republic, but his sincere devotion to tho
principle may well bo doubted, iu view
of hi« former services in the cause of
Isabella, his intimate lelutious with hor
government, and his attempt to continue
tho monarchy after hor deposition, lie
lms, however, been a life-long opponent
of tho Oarlist cause, and no direct aid to
the royal protoudor limy ho expected from
him, should ho come iuto power. Aud
wo imagiuo that tho next contest at Mad
rid will ho n struggle betwoen tho now
administration and tho supporters of Ser
rano. Meanwhile both tho Carlists and
the Intransigents may lie encouraged
and tho Republicans distracted by this war
of factions at tho neat of govornment.
F. S.—NVo infer from a dispatch ro
coivod siuco tho abovo was writtou, that
Serrano is tho noting Prosideut.
YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., No 5.
There,
bo hold 'J
at 8 o’clock.
Uy ortlor of tho Foreman.
G. K. FLOURNOY, Sec’y.
jafl It
RESCUE HOOK & LADDER CO., No. I.
The regular Monthly Mooting will
JRfiTbo held THIS (Tuesday) EY'FNJIVa,
iitT'/i o'clock.
By ordor of Foreman.
jnfllt J. 1). ESTES, Soc. 4 Troaa.
COLUMBUS FIRE COMPANY No. I.
M EM HERS aro noliflod to attond regular
monthly mooting and drill THIS EVE-
NINO, at VA o’clock.
G. O. SHERWOOl^Scc’y.,
jafl-lt
Southern Female College,
LaGrange, ۥ><%.
e direction of a graduate of Leipaic.
Modern Lunguag h taught by h
Professor who speaks French ami Herman fluently.
Painting In all Its forma at modern ratoa.
For particulars Heud for Catalogue.
I. F. COX, President.
January 4th, 1874. (12awit*
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Two Good
^3f«ANTATION Mules for h.Jo upon
ii
Apply to
MRS. IIOMER V. HOWARD,
T. B. HOWARD, or
RICHARD HOWARD.
For Rent.
lu tubus, on the Alabama side of the rivor. Ap
ply to tlio undersigned, or N. L. Uowatd, Esq.
Columbus, Georgia.
0. T. ABERCROMBIE, Administrator
j al dlw
For Sale or Rent.
T. L FRAZER.
AMUSEMENTS.
SPRINGER'S OPERA HOUSE!
MARY McWILLAMS, 1 . ..... Mun ... ers
EDWIN 11 ROW NK, J 11 1 Mun “8 or »*
Tuesday Eveu’K, Jnn'y Q, 1S74,
111M1T1 ANl) I, A NT NIGHT OF
tin* RrllliiiuL and Versatile Young Actress,
Katie Putnam !
Wlu will hppciu' In her great Dual Impersona
tion of
Me Mann the Marchioness!
ASSIGNEES SALE.
Ellis 4 Harrison,at 11 o'clock a. in.
Tuesday in January, 1874, the following per
sonal proporty assigned to us by John Kir
13 Reams Paper.
4 Copying Letter Books.
1*2 Dozen Pass Books
12 Bottles Arnold's Ink.
1*20 Document Envelopes.
1 Cancelling Stamp.
1 Letter Press and Stand.
6 Chairs.
1 Book Rack.
1 Lot Books and Paper.
1 Stove and Pipe.
1 Eight-day Clock.
40 Hogs.
3 Horses.
0 Mules.
1 Mare and Colt.
6 Cows.
2 Express Wagons.
1 Cart.
1 Two-Horse Wagon.
1 Lot Plows and Ilocs.
1 Harrow.
1 Large iron Saf'o.
1 Iron Money Chest.
Tho Large Iron Safe la at former olfico of
Mr. John King. The Iron Money Chest is at
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank, where par
tlos desirous of examining; can see thoin.
JOHN PEABODY,
W. Ls SALISBURY.
Assignees of John King.
Executor’s Sale.
of Ellis 4 Harrison, in Columbus, but wee u
tho usual hours of sale, the following real estate
to-wit:
Ono undivided IihK interest In tho promises
known as ihs storehouse lately occupied by Hull
A Moses, and now by William Roach, us a hard
ware store.
Also, uu uudividod half interest in tho store
house next tho corner on Broad street, under Con
cert Hull, and an undivided fourth iutorosi in
Concert Ilall.
Tlio said property being tlio interest of tho Into
AUCTION SALES.
By Ellis Harrison.
FINE MULES AND DRAYS
AT AUCTION.
A T 11 o'clock mi Tuesday nnxt, the Gth inntnnt,
wi< will cell in front of our store, without
rvo, to close n copartnership,
Harness, about as good
2 fin • Dray Wa
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
8. E. LAWHON.
O. W. ROSETTE.
Young Mules, sound aud well broke.
Two-Horso Wagon.
Kxp
Parties need I ng a complete
drays and mules will Hud it to
tend (lie S tic.
ffit in the way of
uir interest to at-
Ja8 at*
By ELLIS & HARRISON.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines.
O N TUESDAY, Gtli January, 11 o’clock, we will
noil iii front of storo,
A PREMIUM WHEELER A WILSON SEWING
MACHINE, Rosewood Case—took tho premium at
jr lust Fair; all in perfect order.
jal at
Real Estate at Auction.
ft'O Will
. art of
City Lot No. 12, on Front Street, near'y oppoilto
the Empire Mills, formorly owned by 11. Ingram's
estate, now b-longing to W. O. Eason, who sells it
for change of investment. The house has four
rooms, good garden, 4c. 'titles unquestionable,
Tern
tdi.
ALSO,
Vacant lot iu QIrani, Ain., No. 23, containing four
acres, formerly buioiigiug to James Torry. Titles
good. Tonus cash.
Jal 3t ELLIS 4 HARRISON.
REAL ESTATE ACENT8.
ELLIS & HARRISON,
Real Estate Agents
AteD AUCTIONEERS,
iii tho City and country, aud will udvurtiso the
same (al piivut-1 sale) FKEF OF CHARGE, uulans
the prop- rty is sold.
For Exchange.
Twenty Valuable Unimproved Building Lots in
the city of Omaha, and sixty-nix lots in Platts-
mowih. Nebraska. A portion or the whole will be
exchanged for a Southern Plantation in Georgia
or Alabama, on vory reasonable terms. [sop!7
For Sale.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated in the
butd tie: 8 centre of the city. WHlsotiatai
bargain, or to an acceptable party an uudividod
interest. Tho proporty cun bo made to pay u larg
interest on tlio iutoutment.
A HOUSE AND LOT, with 20 acres land attach
ed. 3 miles from the city, in a good neighborhood,
aud couveuieut to a good school, churches, 4c.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with ton
acres ground, in Limvood, ono mile from S. W. R.
it. depot; a vory comfortable uud desirable homo.
HOUSE with five good rooms, within 200 yards
of SouthwoBtoru Railroad depot, oue-half acre
ground.
For Rent.
ONE DWELLING with tliroo rooms, aero
ground, cu McIntosh street, near the Fair
Grounds. Good water, etc. seplu
A STORE HOUSE in tlio valley of Talbot couuty,
at a cross-road, tin no miles of tho Cliulybeatu
Springs. A \ury desirable locatiou for a Dry
Goods and Grocery businers. sepl7
With a genteel family iu a desirable part of the
city, TWO LARGE ROOMS, with the use of fur
nished parlor, kitchen and (table. Runt very rea
sonable to an ucceptulde tenant.
HOpO tf
R. McWEILL & CO.,
AUCTION,
Commission Merchants
AND
Real Estate Agents,
121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.,
H AVING formed a copartnership to conduct the AUCTION AND COMMISSION
business, solicit a share of tho public patronage.
HAVE NOW ON CONSIGNMENT,
HIT, 01TS, CORN, iPPLIS, POTiTOfS IND
FRESH BUTTER,
Which in offered at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, nt prices that will be an
inducement to Oanh Buyers. R. McNEILL & CO.
ColumtniH. October 12t)i, !$73. (10m
BANKINC AND INSURANCE.
J. BHODBS BROWNE, President. OEQ. W. DILLINGHAM, Cashier.
GEORGIA HOME BANK.
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
Deals in Exchange, Coin, Stocks and Bonds.
Drafts Collected, and prompt returns made.
DRY GOODS.
TIIII GEORGIA HOME SAVINGS BANK
Offers tho greatest inducements to those having idle funds,
for which they want undoubted security, a liberal
interest, and prompt payment when required.
DEPOSITS of $1 and upwards received. Deposits can
be withdrawn in person or by check by those of our patrons
who live at a distance.
INTEREST allowed at Seven (7) Per Cent., compound
ed January, April, July and October—four times a year.
SECURITY.—By the terms of the Company’s charter,
the entire capital and property of tho Company and the
private property of tho Shareholders is pledged for the
obligations of the Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS I
J. RHODES BROWNE, Pros't of the Co.
JAS. F. BOZEMAN, Capitnliet, Atlanta.
J. K. CLAPP, Manuftr, Clapp’s Factory.
Hon. JOHN McILIlENNY, Mayor.
JAMES UANKIN, Capitalist.
Tom
flh.
ISAAC I. MOSES. Exooutor.
For Rent.
tlio Rout of the HUSH
to tlie estate of John King, thU place will be
rented at his risk on TUESDAY, January Gth.
1874, ut 11 o’clock, a. iu., boforo tlio Audit
» of Ellis 4 llurridon.
. SALISBURY,
JOHN l’KAUODY,
AasiKUecs Jno. Kiug.
Suppo
EDWIN BROWNE, u
New Songs, New Dunn
ted l-y
DICK SWlYKL.LF.lt.
, null a Great Casio.
1 ullory, r.0 cents.
t*d at IV. J. Chatliti’w
»m.t
For Sale.
hree-seutod Jorse
Light Ono-lloruo Buggy.
For Sale Low.
SCHOLARSHIP IN THK MEDICAL COL-
BEGE AT KVAN8VILBK, INDIANA.
.vO tf APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
A
FOR RENT,
tlonco t „
at present occupied by tho Jlov. Mr.
Apply to 11. INI. HOWAUI).
d«27 8. W.K.K.
Fresh Venison!
LOT OF FRESH VENISON FOR
The
real
ro i; certainly justice in the propo-
tfmt (Im currency he made a legal
r lor tho payment of debts, not ut
ihitrary valuation, but at its
—Thoro wero forty flies iu Savannah
last year. Loss, $81,010; insurance,
800. Tho expenses of tho Fire Depart
ment were $15,000, aud receipts $17,000,
in round numbers.
—The Talbot ton Standard thinks, at
wo do, that if any amendments of tho
8tato Constitution must needs ho made
vory quickly, the host way to offoct them
is for tho Legislatures of this and . next
winter to submit the desired atuendiueuts
to a direct vote of the people. The Ma
rietta Journal opposes the call of a Con
vention just at this time, ns prouiaturo
and impolitic.
—A speoial election for Ordinary of
Thomas county is to bo held ou tho Kith
, inst. The names of several prominent
lm% and this amondment j c jtjzengof the county have beou proposed
for the vacancy, but no nomination or
I'ouhl havo that object
But we think that tlier
tlmt the gi.millers who
is reason to fear oall for a nomination has yet been made
lake their money
by any party or class, except by the ne
groes, w ho, as wo learn from ibe Thomas
by the flint indium* of tho currency would . ville Enterprise of Wednesday, will make
pnd in thie premium feuture a facility for ' their nomination on Monday uext,
A LOT (
A ctioaii
W. E. 8ANDEFORD’S,
2t Peutk of U. ink in lloii„o
For Rent.
81’LKNDID COUNTRY
nitiluti'd in tlie Osivic.lu«o iifigliborliood.
I will raut with ilia sioru a charming home
'UU stables, pate lies, Ac.
Apply at onto to tlio umluisiguiul, at Oswichec
it imho 11 Recorder plouso copy.
JflO (J8od2w J tJ. 0114MPICKS.
Sheriff Sales for Taxes.
w u,b °
oiiuty, w it hi 11
•Id before
Clmt tain
legal hours of sale, on ti
1874, tlio following wild lands, levini on to sutiH/y
tl fas issued l»y tho Tax Collector of Chutta-
onuty
i-wit:
Lot number 200, in tho loth distti. t;
'• “ 234, " loth
" “ ll'J, “ 7th «
“ “ 07, “ lOtli “
" « 175, “ 10th “
" “ 177, “ 10:h
“ “ 145, “ JOth “
“ •• 160, « loth “
J011N M. 8API*. Shorin'.
TAYLOR COUNTY.—William Smith
o me for Letters of Administration
if Zachai'iah t-’mith, lato of oaiil
G K.0UG 1/
.ipplie
Oil the e
unty, 1I1
Hint.
Thes
cito
1 admonish nil
persons conceriied, mditors urn! next of kin, to
show cause, if any they can, on or before tho First
Mouilny in February next, why ailminiitrutiou
should not bo granted suid applicant on said estate.
Given under uiy liam! nrnl official signature, thi:
Jd January, 1874.
JsG w4w JAMES D. RP8S, Ordinary.
Chattahoochee Sheriff Sale.
W
first Tuesdi
• •f sale,
March
tho Court II0U60 door i
•clieo county, On., ou tli
next, within tho lt-gal
One Black Mare Mule, about 12 years of ago
III. |.ropmy of II. .Iiiv, 10 M.li.fy nu tM-iutiun
ll. my h.u.lh, iauunU liy II. • U. il; ot tku Superior
Court for a .Ul county, upon tlio foreclosure *
mortgnuo ou uni.l mule, iu favor of le.fi.yv11u 1 Im p
j»b «tif ' JOHN M. SAPl*, Shoriflf.
NOTICE.
Plantation for Sale.
r OFFER for sale a Plantation of 320 a
[ within four milen ot' Columbus. About t'-O
t-rcs of this laud is liver bottom, the hnlaute
lie bust quality of oak aud hickory upland-t. A
ecoiiiary iinprovouicutw aro ou the place.
dt‘c30 eudtit U. B. UUNllY
For Rent.
L i WO LARGE. WKLL FURNISHED BED
itooius, witli nso of parlor, in cuntral part of
tho city. Terms liberal. Adores*
p28 tf M, Enquirer Offlco.
Rooms to Rent.
.|l\vn r
I Star
Apply to
J..4 tf
J. K JOHNSTON ti 00.
Blanks for the Granges.
>LANK6 of every doncription constantly 01
) hand.
ORDERS FILLED FOR
iiEOKUIA, AViABANA
a*ml other Ktates.
Apply At the o 111 CO of tho Cloliibus Fnqul
rer, _l»y mail, or otherwise. nov22 tf
IN VINO VERITAS!
D ll. MOFFETT has now on Hand, for Family
aud Medicinal u.sch, u Fine Stock of Native
CATAWBA mid CONCORD WINKS. They arc
cr and Hotter than the greater part of the high-
od Native Winos. Try Tiutin.
CITY TAXES.
COUNCIL positively ilirorts that executions bo
j issued against all persons wlioso TAXK
LEAL ESTATE, SALES AND LICENSES,) ai
ipaid on 20tli January next, l’av now and sic
,*t. JNO. N. BARNETT,
doc 31-dtd. rolleetor and Treasurer.
L. D. DEATON & SON,
No. ICG, Under Rankin House.
W E have removed to tlio large and commodious
store one door abovo Messrs. Watt A Walker,
Broad street, wln-ro we have in storo and are con
stantly receiving a large aud well selected stock of
Staple Dry Goods
AND QR0CERIK3, CROCKERY, UL/ SS,
TIN, WOOD AND HOLLOW WARE, STOVES, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, 4c.
ids nt price* to suit tho
tsitrouago, we hope for
and examine our stock.
UeodawHiil
THORNTON
No.
> nro offering onr go
times. Thankful for last
continuation. lM.-:i>e .-.ill
Columbus, Oet. IU, 1873.
STILL CONTINUED !
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Dry (Ms, Shoes, Hats, Clothinei,
Notions, &c.,
AT COST FOR CASH.
All who want goods in our lino will do well to
avail themselves of tlio extraordinary opportunity
Peacock & Swift.
CAUTION.
1)UY ONLY THK
Genuine Fairbanks Scales,
MAxupACTURnn nt
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.
m
Diaries for 1874.
SIZES, Styles of Binding
and Prloes.
For sale by
ilcSl .T. W. PEASE fit NOLMAN.
Q H
d nt tlie
Ordiuary’s office until Thursduv, tho 15th
January, 1874, »or Medical Treatment und tho fur
nishing of Medicines for tho poor of tho county.
Candy, Candy, Candy !
Manufactured at No. 80 Broad St.,
And Sold at IS rents In £5 lb. Lot*, by
Profumo 4 Hoffman.
WOOD, WOOD!
MUSCOOKsfi MANUFACT’NG CO.
Hay!
100 HAY, just received and for eulo
W. II. Y0UN0,
12 Broad St.
Wanted.
Standard Scales
Btock Scales, Coal Scales, Hay Beales, Dairy
Scales, Counter Beales, 4c., Ac.
Scales Repaired Promptly And Reasonably
For Bale also, Troemner’s Coffee and Drug MiUe t
Composition Bells, all si/.ea Letter Presses, 4c., 4c.
THE MOST
ILIRM IB DRIVER.
Milos Alarm Till Co.'s.
11VKKY
HEltClUNT
list Them 1^^ 'Mala «'.r r .nto«.
SOLD AT
Fairbanks’ Scale Warehouses
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 llllOADWAY, JT. T.,
1GU Baltimore 8treot, Baltimore,
63 Camp Street, New Orloau*.
FA1RHAXKH A HWI.VG,
Masonic Hull, Pbiladelpliia.
FA1R1IANKN, BROWN dk CO.,
2 Milk street, Boston.
. i* ,
per day, can be pursued in your own neighbor
hood; it is u rare chance for thoee out of employ
ment or having leisure time; girl* aud boys fre
quently do mi well a* n»en. Particulars free. .
Address J. LATHAM A CO.,
nugkb tf 292 Washington at., Boston, Moat. I
DRN N ISON'S
PATENT SHIPPING TAGS
'over TWO HUXDKKp MILLIONS
have boeu sold witiiiu tho put lU years,
without complaint of Ioib by Tag be-
^ coming detached. They are n
reliable for marking Cotton halos tl
any Toy in tise. All Express Companies
them.
Hold by Printers and Stationers everywhere.
dsslU di-odaw 3ui
N. N. OUBTI8, of Wells,Curtin & Co.
L. T. DOWNING, Attoruoy-at-l.ftw.
D. F. WILLOOX, Secretary of the Co.
JOSIAII MOIUIIS, Banker, Montg'y.
CUABLE8 WISE,
mnv-4 oodiwlt
CLOTHINC.
111.Otv THE WHISTI.K, RING THE HEM.,
STOP THE ENGINE—WE’VE UOOI1S TO SEI.I,.
& ACEE
78 Broad Street.
(Noxt door to J. W. Pease fit Norman’s Bookstore,)
Have Just Received a New Lot of Men’s and Boy’s
ClaOTHINGr,
At a reduction of 20 to 25 per cent, on former whole
sale cost prices, which will enable them to sell at less than
Cost prices for the same class of goods purchased earlier
in the season. As we were able to get a still further re
duction of from 5 to 6 per cent, for the cash, we will sell
at corresponding low prices. Now is the time to buy good
Clothing at lower prices than ever sold in this section.
SLS^Call and see for yourselves. j, 3
Here’s Your Chance.
NO
EXCUSE FOR
CLOTHING
A RUSTY SUIT
AT COST!
J10R THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS WE WILL SELL OUR SUPERB STOCK OF
GENTLEMEN’S, YOUTHS* ANI) CTIII.DKF.Ni’K
Clothing and Underwear. Hats, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, |
Carpet Bags, &c., &c., at Cost for Cash.
Como at onco, if you wish to buy CHOICE CLOTHES for a little money.
THOMAS & PRESCOTT.
Columbus, Gr., Dec. 16, 1873. deodaw
HATS AND CAPS.
E. E3. YONGrE,
dkai.br in
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS,
AT THE OLD STAND OF F. LANDON.
&C.
BUS MKKT,
STAPLE AND FANCY HATS!
In Fancy Hats, the “very latest” in style and colors.
In Staple Fur and Wool, his stock is perfect,
octl2 tf j And to which ho invites (he alien11
DRY COODS.
AT COST!
FROM THIS DATE. I OFFER
ENTIRE STOCK OF
AT COST FOR CASH !
J. S. JONES.
Columbus, Sept, 28th, 1»73. deodiwjl
nfRlkCT,