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k iuljj (Stiquim, (OMMISIN THURSDAY. HhippM.l to-«lay “ previously . ; Opening of the New Year ~ Business Pros pects. j The first few days of 1874 in point of . I temperature were fine. The atmosphere i wan genial and springlike, and the skies .JANUARY 8, 1874. j bright and hopeful. In regard to busi- neRH the signs liave not beon altogether so promising. Cotton receipts have let down almost to one-half the amount re ceived before Christmas; few people, ex cept pluco hunting freedmen, have visited the city, and trade, of course, has beon below expectations. Still our merchants do not yield to depression, but are strug gling manfully to bear up under the dis paragements and discouragements of tho times. During the past two or three days there haH been a slight improvement in all branches of industry, and wo still con tinue to anticipate a good business activi ty for the next five or six weeks. There is a large stock of unsold cotton at this point, considerable quantities in tho neighboring section to bo brought in, while planters undoubtedly have in pock et more money than usual at this soason of tho year. But while all this is true, tho indisposition of people to pay their debts seriously retards financial and commercial operations, and even the most sanguine among us see little in the immediate fu ture to iuspire hope. It Rooms to us that an indispensable requisite to futuro pros perity is the prompt payment of debts due our merchants. If they could collect even one-half of what is duo them, they would bo iu condition to lend assistance to farmers Ilia ensuing season, llut un ions thoso collections uro made the pros pect is rather gloomy for both merchants and planters tho coming year. COL l/Mil US DAILY MAJtnET. Financial.—Bight bills on New York $ per cent, discount; on Boston 1 per cent.; on Savannah \ per cent.; demand bills on Boston j per cent. Banks are selling checks on Now York at \c. pre mium. Cnrroucy loans 1<&1$ per cout. per month. Gold and silver nominal. Cotton.—Good demand for the better grades. The following are the quota tions : Ordinary 10 (®11 Good ordinary Low middlings 14 (a) — Middlings 14}©— Strict Middlings 14}(&— Hnlee 238 bales. Receipts 4.70 bales—180 by M. & G. R. R; 108 by wagons; filthy N. &8.R.K; 8 by W. It. It.; 0 by river; JW> by H. W. R. R. Shipments 278 bales—273 by S. W. It. It.; .’» for home consumption; 0 by W. It. U. DAll.T STATEMENT. Block ou bund August31st, 1873 1,177 Received to-day 450 “ previously 41,102—41,012 42,780 278 . 20.880—27,158 Slock on hand 15,031 Bame Day Last Year.—August 31st, 1872, 158; received samoday452; total uoipts4 1,171; shipped sumo day 180; total shipments 31,007; slock 10,253; sales 423 Middlings I0.|<\ U. tf. Pouts. Receipts 5 days 104,108 exports to Grout Britain 30,502 ; to Con tinent 27,857 ; stock 708,200. New Advertisements. 8pg call for mooting of Hook and Lad der Company this evening. Messrs. Ingram \ Crawford huvo u yeatly card. They oocupy high rank among tho members of our bar, and need no pulling. They speak for themselves. A farming partner h wanted. See ad vertisement of Mr. .1. H. Garrett. Bee card of Maior Dorn,dealer iu tobac co, cigars, Ac., but ween Georgia Home and Musseogeo Home buildings. ft 0. Tolbert deals in fresh meats of all kinds st Market stalls Nos. 11 and 13. Messrs. Peacock A Swift, wishing to mnko room for spring stocks, will close out fall and winter goods at greatly re duced prices. Rend carefully their change of advertisement Heu card of Alexander A Saiu, barbers. Postponed. Owing to the illness of Prof. Uhase the Baptist Sunday School concert announced tor lad night was postponed until Tues day evening next, 12th inst. A Child llurned. A ldtie live your old sou of Mr. L. A. Lowery, of Btownrt, was badly, if not fa tally, burned a few days ago. His cloth ing caught while playing around a tiro in the yard. Him sol I County l tom. Russell county, for the year 1873, bus yacoived into her treasury over $2,000 for itceuHe, almost the entire amount being for license to sell whiskey. So says the books of tho dourly Treasurer. No. IPs Hall. We paid a brief visit to the hall of this gallant company Tuesday night, and found it handsomely fitted up and elabo rately decorated, in short, ono of the handsomest rooms in tho city. It sponks well for tho refined tastes of tho company. .1 Itunuway and Smash Vp. During tho fire alarm yesterday a horse attuchod to au express took fright, dashed through tho trees on Broad street, and finally fell on the sidewalk at Gridin's drug store, badly crippling hiiuself and breaking the shafts of the vehicle. There was a rapid scatteratiou of people iu the vicinity. Successful Hunting, Mr. John T. O'Neal, living five miles above Beale, in u deer hunt on Tuesday last, killed n buck weighing 130 pounds. This was tho first one ho over killed, and at last nocounts—twouty-four Lours after tho killing—ho was still suffering from n severe “buck ague.” Mr. W. S. Satterwkite, liviug at Oruw- iord, in the sumo hunt, also killed a lino doer. Improeopnonte, Onl. Wilkins is completing a handsome two story residence on Oglethorpe street, below tho Court House. Frank Jepson is putting up a new throe room dwelling on tho corner of Thomas and Troup streets, on the site of the store and residence recently burned. Mr. S. W. Walker is constructing a nea f cottage residence on Forsyth, be tween Crawford and Thomas streets. We ulso notice some few indications of repairs going on in various parts of tho city. Eire, Vesterday. A tire broke out iu au upper room over the store of Mr. F. Reich, about 4 o'clock yesterday. It is supposed to have caught from au ush box. Tho fire companies ral lied and outod the fiames before they had spread to any great extent. Hook aud Ladder and Washington Company No. 2 both claim tho credit of getting first to work. Damage to the roof and plastering of the building is estimated at about $800. No insurance. The upper rooms adjacent to the five were occupied by Straus A Goldsmith, and C R. Russell, Esq. Their load was slight. Tho damage to Mr. Reich's stock was also trilling. Had this fire oocurred late at night it would doubt less have proved very disastrous to the blook. The insurance on the damaged building, wj learn, expired a few days ago. u Hard Times." “The old folks to me they 6ay, The times grow worse from day to day. But 1 say, No ! 1 put it so : The times are just the times we've always had— It is the people who have grown so bad.' 1 uose desiring cheap goods will never >1 boiler opportunity lb»u i« ottered >>)• Boatrite A Clapp. County Court. Court mot pursuant to adjournment— His Honor, Judge W. F. Williams, pre siding. Tho common law docket was rosumed, and tho following cases wore disposed of : J. W. Pease vs. W. H. Tarvor—attach ment. Continued. Fit* A Brandon vs. Luliatt A Company —garnishment. Continued. Rosette A Lawhon vs. A. G. Hitchens —attuchuient. Judgment for plaintiff. Brady A Currier vs. R. U. Goetohius A Company - account. Dismissed by plain tiffs. The criminal docket was then taken up, and the following cases wete disposed of : tffnlo vs. Bill Thomas, colored- assault and battery. Noh pros'd. State vs. Thomas Blackwell—assault ami buttery. Bond forfeited und case oon tinned. Statu vs. Lucinda Brown, colored — assault and battery. Bond forfeited and case continued. Statu vs. Johu T. Royal stubbing. Nol. pros'd. State vs. Lixzie Harper—assault ami battery. Nol. pros'd. Statu vs. Amos Jackson assault and buttery. Nolle pross'd. State vh. Isham Lewis—assault aud battery. Bond forfeited and continued. State vs. Charles Kidd—assault and battery. Continued by couRont. Statu vs. Ike Uuldwiu- -laroeuy. Bond forfeited and coutiued. State vs. Henry Coleinau Bond for feited and continued. State vs. Julia Dawsou—fornication. Continued. State vs. Anna Seals—larceny from house. Nolle press'd. Stale vs. Peter Henderson—larcony. Nolle pross'd. State vs. Jacob Kroll—whipping wife. Continued. State vs. Nathaniel Powers—misde meanor. Bond forfeited and continued. Stato vs. John Chapman—larceny from house. Nolle pross'ed. Stato vs. Susan Johnson— stabbing. Nollo pross’d. Court then adjourned to tho usual hour this morning. flarriaye. Mr. Johuuio Brock, an uppreutice of this office, was married ou Tuesday evening last to Miss Mary Og!otree,of Browneville. The bridegroom is seventeen, and the bride sixtoen years of ngo. Rev. Mr. Dixon performed the coretuouy. Owing to tho roughness of tho course of thoir true love, tho match was ou the run away order. Though wo thiuk the happy couple have entered tho matrimonial traces prematurely, still we wish them ft joyous voyage down tho stream of time, and a union of hearts ns well as of hands, aud— May their 11 to rcaomblo tho vrnvoDsa lake Kcfiscting n golden beam, May **eb in tin* othor h pleasure take, And pas* thoir day* in % dream; ll.we plenty Io eat, aud plouty to wear— Hut® always a hat aud a shoo— ll« 11 os from ilia trouble* of a world of cars, Yet, have a few little "troubles," loo. (N. B. This ain't poetiy.) For tho bouofit of unmarried girls we take tho liberty of Haying that we still have left iu the office, a number of good looking young men, a little older than Johnnie, hut all in the market and await ing a favorable opportunity to stsrvo' somebody's daughter. Local Splinters. Freights continue heavy ou the Western Railroad. A train load of lumber from the Mobile A Girard Railroad passed through here yosterday, en route for Atlanta. No Mayor's Court for a day or two past. Oranges ate plentiful at two dollars per hundred by the box. Our livery stable mou say the mule trade is becoming active. Yesterday was one of the coldest days of the winter. A little snow aud sleot fell at intervals. The river has risen about two feet since Tuesday. Five excellent judges of “sperrita” haven’t taken anything aiuce January 1st. Maj. W* L. Salisbury left yesterday for Virginia. Why is one of our merchants like the little bow attached to a lady's gaiter Y Because he a a KoteUe, of course. Why is the ENquiaas like a uoted patriarch ? Because, after living to a ripe old age, it has become the father of one Sun. Marked Down Stilt Lower. Call at Ckiolui’s at once and see prices. Many goods below coat. Factory Goods at factory prices. HOTEL AHHIVALS. Central Hotel, Jan. 7th, 1H74. G. W. Gaulding, City. D. Duncan, Columbus, Ga. W. A. McDoiigald, Columbus, Go. J. B. McDonald, Seale, Ala. J. M. Russell, “ “ •T. B. Williford, “ H. McCauley, “ “ J. N. Gibson, Louisville, Ky Wm. K. Cameron, Tuskegee, Ala. Alf. It. Woodson, Macon, Ga. W. E. Edge, Box Springs, “ Wm. H. Wells, S. A M. K. It. J. M. Cox, Eutonton, Ga. F. G. Wilhelm, Western Railroad. CL EA 111 NO OUT SALE. Dross Goods at Half Price ! I place on my “Bargain Counter” to-day a large line of choice Dress Goods at half price, in order to sell them off quickly. Moss colored Alpacas worth 50 cents, now only 25 cts.; Alpino Cloths worth 50, now only 83; Elegant Cash meres worth 80 els. to $1.00, now 50 and 00; Fine Empress Cloths at 50 cents— former price $1.00; Black Alpacas and many other goods cheap in proportion. I am ftuxious to close out my eutire stock before spring, if possible, and will give unprecedented advantages iu everything. Largo stock Domestic Goods, White Goods, Carpets, Ac. II. T. CrIDLER, At old stand of Virginia Store. docI2 tf Chapped Hands, face, rough skin, pirn pies, ringworm, salt-rheum and other cut- aneous affections cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, by using the Juni per Tar Soap, made by Carswell, Haz ard A Co., New York. Be certain to got tho Juniper Tar Soap, us there are many imitations made with common tar which are worthless. At a Bargain. A life scholarship in one of the best business colleges in the West, is offered far below its cost. A situation i/it(trailteed on tho completion of tho course. Such a chance for a young iuqu to qualify him- hoH' for business is not otlerod every day. Apply at this uifico. deoi l tf. Joseph A lbto. call ospocinl attention to the fact that they are selling Sprague, American, Hamilton and all the best brands Calicoes at NINE CENTS. Coats' Cotton at SEVENTY cents, dec21 tf The substantial growth of the Savings Depannent of the Eagle A I’honix Manu facturing Company is convincing evident! of the fact that depositors, watching their own interests, believe in ample, real and tangible assets. dec2l tf Boatrite Jt Clapp, Appreciating tho necessities of the times and tho scarcity of money, are selling their vuriod stock of new dry goods and blankets at ten per rent, less than cost. Tho Virginia store, Peyton, Gordon A Co., from this day will sell only for cash, and hope thoir friends will not ask to have any goods charged, ns they will bo forced to decliuo doing so. A LA It A MA It LA \ ICS. A full assortment of Alabama Jnstico Court Blanks for sale ut this office, a $1.50 per quire. That “Bargain Counter” at Crioler’j should bo seen by all who want Towels, Napkins, Ilaudk'cb'fs and Table Linens. Handkerchiefs, Dross Goods, Silks, liuons, Ac., of the latest imports tions, at Boatrite A Clapp's for ten per cent, less than cost. Eldor Flower Lotion cures Cbnppod Hands and smooths uml softeus the Skin. For sale at Moffett's Drug Store. doc2l tf Buy Drugs at panic prices from C. J. Moffett, 74 liroiyl St. dcc2l tf Calf Skin and Cloth Gaiters, made to order and warranted, selliug at $2.20 at Crig leu’s. Good Things. Go to the Ruby Restaurant for your Oysters, Fish, Game, aud all things good to oat. ooll5 tf Joseph A Bro. are selling at cost tho newest aud best goods. They have no old goods ou hand. dec2l tf It is a Pact That Boatrite A Clapp are soiling thoir magnificent stock of furs at teu per cent, loss than cost. Carpets and Rugs again marked dowu ! See thorn before you buy. Furs, Cloaks and Shawls below cost at Crigleu’s, For safety, dealers and consumers should buy Crystal Keroseue Oil from 0. J. Moffett. dec21tf Men's Furnishing Goods, Fiue Cloths aud Cassiiueres are selling nt a sacrifice Crioleu’b. Hosiery in Great. Variety, Ten per cent Less than cost, at Boatrite A Clapp’s. Ask aud see for yourself. The Virginia Stove, Peyton, Gordon A Co., have been appointed sole agents for E. Butterick A Co.’s Paper Patterns, aud have just received a large lot, which will be sold at New York prices. The Virginia store, Peyton, Gordon A Co., have on their “bargain counter large lot of Dress Goods, which they offer at one-half the N. V. cost. The Virginia Store, Peyton, Gordon A Oo., have their Shoes and Boots made to order, and are offering them at factory prices. A large lot of Prints and Bleached Goods just received at the Yirgiuiu Store. Peyton, Gordon A Co. ATTENTION! New Clocks, Watches Diamonds, Rings and Chains. All my friends and patrons are invited to oall and seo new goods. I will sell Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, at as reasonable prices as can be purchased anywhere iu this city or any other. Thankful for past patronvge, I ask for a continuance, at HU Broad street,opposite Boach’s, Edmunds' and Kyle’s, uext door to Ennis. T. tf. SPEAR, feblli tf Agent. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Bacon—Clear Sides ^ 8> 10 l 4c; Clear Rib Sides woe; Shoulders 8>$c; Sugar-Cured Hams 16c; Plain Rams 13c. Bagging—India fl yard 17c; Scotch Flax —c Kentucky 17c; Ptece 18c. Bulk Meats — U. R. Sides 8%c; Iced shoulders 8c. Butter—Goshen W ft. 60c; Country 36c. Brooms—w doz $2 2503 60. Candy—Stick <Jft ft 18c. Canned Goods—Sardines VI case of 100 bxa JB0; Oysters, 1 ft cans ^ do*, $1 76. On kerb—English Dairy W ft, 18c; Western 7c: N. Y. Stato Iso. Candles—Star V ft 22c: Sperm 46o. Coffee—Rio y ft 30@61o; Java 360390. Corn—Yellow Mixod ^ bus 96c, no de mand; Wliite $1.00, car load rates in depot. Cigars—Domestic yi M $18050; Havana$90 @180. Flour—Fine ^ bbl $8; Superfine $9 00; Ex- tra $10; Double Extra $10; Fancy $12 00. Hardware—Wide Iron IftftSc; Refined 6c, Sad Irons 8c; Bar Lead 14c; Castings 6%c; I*tow Steel 12%i Cast Steel 80c; Buggy Springs 20c; Horse and Mule Shoes 9ft ft 9c; Horse Shoe Nalls 33%038c; Nalls keg $6 60; Axes V do* $15@17. Hay—cwt$l 75. Iron Ties—38 ft 9%@10c. Lard—Prime Lea! ft 11c. Leather—White Oak Sole 9ft ft 45 c; Horn lock Sole 38c; French Calf Skins $204 ; Ameri can do $2@3 60; Upper Leather $203 60; Har ness do 6uc; Dry Hides 11c; Green do 6c. Mackerel—No 1 9ft bbi $25; No2$15; No 3 #9* No 1 vl % bbl $10; No 2 $9; No 3 $6; No 1 ft kit |3. Meal—ft bus$l 00. Molasses—N. O. ft gall 8000—; Florida £6 000c; Cuba 46050c; Golden Syrup $101 36. Oath—^ bushel 80c@$100. Oil -Kerosene ft gall 36c: Linseed, raw $120; do boiled $1 25; Lard$l 60; Train $1 26. Pickles—Case pints 1ft do* $2 60; quarts $8 60. Potash—ft ease $9 50. Potatoes—Irish, ft bl $4 50. Powher—ft keg $7 60; % keg $4 00; % keg $2 50, in Magazine. Hope—Manilla ft ft 28c; Cotton 40c; Maoblne Made 8o. Rick—3ft ft lie. Salt—^ saek $2 26. Tobacco—Common ft ft 50o; Medium bright 70c; Fino 76c; Extra $1; Navy 60066c; Maccaboy Snuff 85c. Shot—IP sack $3. Sugar—Cuba ft ft 13013%; A 13; B or extra C 13; C 12%; N O yollow clarified i 3013%; do whlto 14014%c. Soda—Keg 7o ft ft; box 10c. Starch—ft ft yc. Tea—Green and Blaok ft ft $1.260$2.OO. Vinegar—ft gall 40c. Whisky—Rectified ft gall$102; Bourbon $2 4. White Lead— 1 V ft 12013%c. Columbus Mills Prices.—Wholesale ft loo fts.: Flour, A $4 75; B $4 25; C$3 26. Bran $1 26; Rich Shorts *1 75. Torn Meal and Grits 90c. perbusnel. IMtv Goods—7-8 Brown Domestics 10c; 4-4 do Do; 10-4 do 36042%c; 4-4 Sea Island Domestics loo; 3-4 Bleached Domestics 10c; 7-8 do 11c; 4-4 do 14020c; American Prints 709c; Furniture Prints 12%02dc; Amerteuu Delaines 19021c* Black Alpacas 4Oc0$l; Ticking $10@40c; Cot ton Flannels, bleached 20040c; do brown 16@ 35c; Plaid Linseys 12%@30c; Corset Jeans 12% @18%e; Colored Cambrics 12%c; Rolled do 13c: Crash Toweling 10@12%c; Red Flannels, wool 20 0 45; White do 26@60c; Opera do 67%@66c; Wool Blankets, colored $2; do 9-4 whlto$3@3 76; do 80-4 $3 6005; do 11-4 $4 6007; Kentucky Jeans 16046c; Ladies' Hose per do* $106 60; Ladles' L. C. Handkerchiefs nor do* 75o0$3 76; Corsets 62 , .Jc0$3 76; Coats'Spool Thread 80c per do*. COUNTRY produce. Watchmakers. J. If. PALMER, Practical Watchmaker mid Jeweller, Cody 's tail Ming, bread St., Columbus, Gu. AU kinds Sewing Machines repaired. Needles, Oil* und Attachments for all umchim s. [dec28 Tobacco, Cigars, Sic. XilER DORS, I Dealer In fine €lK»rs, Pipes nml Chewing Tobacco. *tween Georgia llouie and Muscogee Hume. J*8 Restaurants. HAKIUK IIIUSTV Itf.HTAl'KAVr, No. 32 IIroad Street. Thu best of Foi C’igai decl9 igu aud Domestic Liquors aud i. Meuh nt all hours. J. J BLAKELY, Prop’r. Barber Shops. ALEX «* SAM, .Clair 8irikt. I ll 'iflhlY, Bnrber, 81., miller Itaukin House, Columbus, Gu. Cotton Factories. MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of SHKUT1NG3, SHIRTINGS, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, Q A. octal ly. Piano Tuning, &c; E. W. BLAU, ~ Repairer and Tuner of Plain es, Melodeons und Accordeona. Sigu Painting also done. Ordura may be bo left at J. W. Pease A Norman’s Book Stu sepo Mattress-Making, &c. J. If. MeJUNKIN, General Upholsterer and Mattress-Maker. .Shop west side Warren, near intersection of OgU* sopl tliorpe und Bridge Sts. Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Worker In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Ordeis from abroad promptly uttended to. ja7 Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT THOMPSON, Livery, Sale uml Exchange Stables, CoLKTUoitpK, North or Randolph Sts., octno Columbus, Ga. A. UAMMEL, Livery nml Snle Ntables, Oqlktiiokpe St , Columbus, Ga. eu to Fording uml Sale led in stables by tho day. oct2'J Particular att»nl of Stock. a«»'L Muli Goshen butler. Country “ Eggs.... Frying chickens Grown “ Irish potatoes Seed Irish potatoes..6 Wholesale. ••••* s 25030 30035 60 p’k Onions I OOn'k “ 7 60 bbl Cow peas 1 00 bu 40 36 36040 40060 50 V»'g 4 6o bbl 6 00 bbl 1 1)0 l»’k 1 20 bU 1 00 p’k 7 60 bbl 1 26 bu LEGAL NOTICES. ShoriffSales for Taxes. . . in Cussuta, Chattdboocho county, within tho legal hours of salo, on the first Tuesday iu February, 1874, tho following lanes, levied on by virtue at tux ti fas issued by tho Tax Collec tor oi Chattahoochee county: two-thirds (%) undivided Interest In lots of land Nos. 120, 143, 144, 150,161,172, 173,178, 179, 149, In the seventh district of Chattahooclieo county, us tho prop erty of John D. Langhorn. Also, ut samo time and place 101% acrop, tho west half of lot No. 223 In tho 6th district of Chattahoochee county, levied on to satisfy a tax fi fa Issued by Tax Collector against B. li. Hin ton. Also, tho following lots ami parts of lots of land, to-wlt: 216, 181 acres of lot 248, 183 acres of lot 247, 178 aerosol lot 249, all of lot 233, all of lot 232, all in tho 32ndMistrict of Chattahoochee county to satisfy tax ti fas issued by the Collec tor of said county against said lands for delimit ing taxes for 1873 Owner unknown. Also, all of lots Nos 143, 142, 141, 114,112, 113, all in tho 6th district ol Chattahoochee, owu- er unknown, to satisfy tax fi fas. Also, at same time and place, tho follow lots ot laud for defaulting taxes, owners unknown, all lying in the 10th district of Chattahoochee county. Nos. 98, 128, 102, 147, 143, 129, 112, 132, 111,238, 106, 106, 103, 104, 161, 178, 135, 178, 101, 131, 133, 134, 139. 144, 108, 168, 91, 100, 93, 96. Also, at the same time und placo, lot of laud No. 85 in tho 6th District of originally Musco gee now Chattahoochee county, loviod on to satisfy a fi fa issued from tho Superior Court of Chattahoochee county, iu luvor Wm. Johnson vs. Leory Williams, as the proporty ot Loory Williams. Notified R. C. Foster and Run nels, tenants in possession. Property pointed out by E. G. Halford, Attorney for PlaiutUf. de30 J UHN M. SAPP, Sheritr. Postponed Executrix Sale. A GREEABLY to an order from tho Court of Ordinary o! Chattahooclieo county will bo|sold be ore t ho Court House door in Custota, Ga.,fon tho first Tuesday in January next, within the loual hours oi sale, the following property to-wlt: Lots of Land Nos. Ill, 84, 77, 78, 79, 62, 61, one hundred and thirty acres of tho west part of Lot No lit), the wost half of Lot No. 83. and the cast halt of Lot No. 80, in the 5th District of originally Muscogee, now Chattahoochee, as tho property of J. S. Dun can, doccased no27 Georgia, Muscogee County. coasod: These are therefore to cits and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said docoased, to bo and appear at my ofilce within tho time prescribed by law aud show cause, if any they have, why said loiters should not bo granted said applicants. F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. Nov. 29th, 1873. de4 4w Georgia, Mujoogeo County. W HEREAS, Mrs. Savannah Faber Iihs ap plied tor letters of administration on tho estate of Edward A. Faber, into of said coun ty. deceased : ’ This is therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred nml creditors of said de ceased to bo and appear at my ottlco, within tho F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. tho estate of William 11. Miller, lato of said cuuuty, deceased ; These uro, therefore, to admonish all couccrnud, (creditors and next of kiu) to show cause if auy they cau, on or before tho tirat Monday in Jan uary n* xt, why adiulniatratlon should uot bo granted sutd applicant us pravod. Given under inv baud and official signature, this 4tli Decambor, 1873. decS w4w JAMKS D. RUSS, Ordinary. To Whom it May Concern. p K O R G I A—TAYLOR COUNTY —Notice is hereby given thnt 1 will make npplicatii the next January term ol tho Court of Ouliunry, in and for said county, for leave ;o sell fifty acres of laud in the «otitbeast corner of land No. one hundred und seventy-eight 1178). thirteenth (13) said couuty, for tlie betnfit of the ct i of i Th 4th December. 187 t. ti.iU.Ui A. DANIEL, Guardian loot) 4t James W. Daniel. Administrator’s Sale. rNE-HAI.E interest iu the east half of I number 26, iu the ltithdirtrict of I fee, will be sold at public auction, at the re of kllis A Harrison, on the first Tuesday iu bruary, oetween the usual hours of tale. J. H. HARRISON, Georgia, Muscogee County. M RS. K. A. KENNEDY having applle a homestead exemption of realty and per sonalty, I will pass upon the tame at my office on Thursday, the 8th day of January, 1874, at 10 o'clock a. m. de30 21* _ F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. SMITH, VOGEL & HOPKINS, Dry Goods Commission Merchants No. 116 N. Main 81. St. Louis. Waltik M. Smith, Andrkw B. Hopkins myi7 wly Doctors. on. H. II. LAW. road ami Huudolph streets, Bn n its’ building. •'ojHy tii, thiee doors below St. Cluit*. I>lt. J. A. UKOU1IART, t’. .). MotlWt’s Drug Store, Broad street, lenen on tit. Clair, betweou Droud aud Front tils , Columbus, Gu. Bit. COL/jEY. Itesidomo •:« Office i P27 tier OK. J. V. COOK, IU x llarrisoii's Commisiio first door to loft. Dentists. W. T. POOL, OentlNt, lei It road St., Columbus, Oa. W. J. FOGLE, Dentlnt, ia Home Building, Columbus, Oa l lX(IR.l Lawyers. Martin J. Crawf He c Cka INGRAM A ( imVl ORIBi, Attorneys ut Law, Will pracllco in the Stale und Federal Courts of Georgia. Jftlce over Freer, lllgoa Jt Co.’s store, uurthwest in»r llro.nl uml tit. Cluir tits. jus A. A. OOZIER, Attorney nml t'nuiiwullor at Law, Practices iti State and Federal Court* iu Georgia and Alabu Office 120 Broad tit., t. olmnbtiH, Ga. Jab Mark H. Bland fori*. Louis P. Garrard. RLAN1IFOUIF d GARRARD, Attorneyh uml t'onnsellora At Lnw Office No. U7 Broad street, over Wlttleh k Kin- Iry Store. Will practice in tho State and Federal Courts. rpl Fas. M. Russi ll. Cham. .?, tiwtFT. BUNNELL A SWIFT, toruojs and Cuimsellorri at Law. W ill practice the Courts of Uoorgia (Chattahoochee Cin ui.d Alabama. Office overC. A. Redd «k Co.’s store, Broad stroot, Ooluiiibus, Ga. jal L. T. DOWNING, Attorney nml Solicitor. Coui’r aud Register iu Bankruptcy. Offico 2'Jj ovi-r Brooks' l)ru< titt*r«*. Columbus. <)a MtliODY Offick over .1 v!8) BRANNON, AtlorneyH nt Ltw. &■ Co.’e Stor*, BnoAD S-r., kst Side. U. J. MOSES, Attorney mul UomiMcllor nt Law, <711 AS. 11. WILLIAMS, Attorney nt Law, CoIiiiiiIhim, On. Will piactico iu any Court. Offico over Acoo A Murdoch's store. [uovlU Grocers. Dealer in twv ♦d- No DAN L R. 1IIZE, imily Groceries, on Bryan street, be » Oglethorpe Ac Jackson streets. Argo for dray age. dot 7 J. II. HAMILTON, WholeNnle nml Retail Grocer, Juuctlouof FrauklUi, Warren A Oglethorj.o St* No charge for drayago. se)*l4 IS 11A 31 COOPER, Family Grocer und Dealer iu Couutry Produce, ■ep5 next to ‘•Kuqulrer” Offioo. Fresh Meats. W. <’. TOLBERT, Freak 31entN ot nil kinds. Satisage Meat every iluy. Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP EIFLER, Gun oml Lockswith, Crawford street, next to Johnson’s corner, Columbus. Ga. jab Dress-Making. MISS M. A."HOLLINGSWORTH, Dress-Making, Cutting and Fitting. Terms cheap. Residence und shop in Browneville. Feed Store. JOHN FITZGIIIBONS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Hay, Oats, Bacou, &c , Oglethorpe tit , opposite jal Tompei ** ** • Hall. LAWYERS. W. A. Farley, Attornoy-nt-Xinw UUSSETA, Chattahoochee Co., (Iaj ♦^•Spoclal attention given to oolleotloos. HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, liAMiivrox, UA., ILL practice iu the Chattahoochee Circuit any where else. “Pay me or rue W 1 DOCTORS. Dr. John H. Carriger, URGEON AND PHYSICIAN. Office southeast corner Broad and Randolph streets, over tine’s grocery stoio. Residence at Mrs. Teas- lu's, two doors below Goetchius' planing mills. Dr. S. J. AUSTIN 0FFKRS his Pi cHsional Serv i uml vicinity, ohool of medic . real in g chi- Dental Notice. D lt. PHELPS has removed his offico t nlenco ou tit. Clair street, iu rei Predby tevlau Church. LOTTERY. FOURTH Grand Gift Concert, FOtt THE BENEFIT OF THE Public Library of Kentucky, Over a Million in Bank! Success Assured! a fuei, ouAtme cehtaiv On Tuesday, 3lstMarch Next! In order to mcot the general wish and tatlon of the public nml ileket-huliicr. iX' lull paytnontof tho mugnlUcout gilts bm ed lor the Fourth Oraml Gift Ounceru,'‘.V' Fuhllo Eihrary of Kontucky, tho uiituw™,,! hnvo detonnlned to postpono the OonctrS Drawing until Tuesday, the 31st of March, 8741 They have already realized Over a Million Dollars And hnvo n great mnuy Agents vet to 1!.. from. ue4f NO DOUBT IS ENTERTAINED OF THE 8AI»« EVERY TICKET BEFORE THE DRAWING hr! WHETHER AI.L ARB 80LI» OR NOT THk CONCfb! AND DRAWING WILL POBITINELV AND i Nta, 1 VOCALLY TAKE PLACE ON THK DAY NOW Viiw, AND IF ANY REMAIN UNSOLD THEY WILLV CANCELLED AVD TUK PRIZES WILL UK RRDcrS IN PROPORTION TO THE UNSOLD TICKETS. “ Only 60,000 tlckotB have boon issued anil 12.000 C'a.li Git ta #1,300,000, will be distributed among the ticket-holden Tho tickets aro printed in coupons, of t«nti,. and all fractional parts will be represents.11' the drawing just us whole tickets aro “ List of Gifts. ONI*: GRAND CASH GIFT ONE GRAND CASH GIFT iH ONE GRAND CASH GIFT H ONE GRAND CASH G1TT ' S? ONE GRAND CASH GIFT g'fi in CASH GIFTS ,10,000 each.... no GASH GIFTS 6,000 each.... iff 60 GASH GIFTS 1,000 e»on H 10 GASH GIFTS 600 oneli R 100 GASH GIFTS 400 each.... H 160 GASH GIFTS 300 oneh Jfi 360 GASH GIFTS 400 each K 346 GASH GIFTS 100 Olich 11.000 GASH GIFTS 60 eaoll 53o^ TOTAL, 14,000 GIFTS, ALL GASH, amounting to thUw.lvi Tho chances lur n gift uro ns ono to flts. Price of Tickets. Whole tickets$60.00; Halves $26.00; Tenib* or each coupon $6.00; Eleven Whole Ticketsi^ $500.00 ; 22% Tickets lor $1,000.00; 113 Wimli Tickets lor $6,000.00; 227 Wholo Tickets forik. 000.00. No discount ou less than *600.00 trot of Tickets. The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted ia all respects like the throe which have already b**eu given, und full particulars may be learned from circulars which will be sent tree fronttbu office to all who apply for them. Ordo s for tickets and applications lor og«. cies will be attended to in the order they in received, uml it is hoped they will bo sent In promptly that there tnuv ho no disappointment <»r delay In filling all. Liberal terms given k thoso who buy to sell again. All agents iut peremptorily required to settle up theirac counts and roturn all unsold tickets by the20iL day of March. Tlio, i:. IKRAMLKTTE, Agent Public Library Kentucky,and Manner of Gift Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky. [dcl3 d'Raw&w Tickets tor sale and.prizos collected Ireeoi charge, by Capt. C. A. Kiink, Agt. AUSTIN & ELLIS, General Commission Merchants, NT^VXZ, W ILL ii.iike advances on Cotton or other pro Uu;o, for sale here or shipment to our friend* a New York, Boston or Liverpool. Refer in Columbus to Messrs, tipping A Uauserd, nov2t) tf T. M. JONES, WITH Groover, Stubbs & Go., Colton Factors —AND— General Commission Merchants, o.mhUBa""’ l Savannah. 4. T. MACINTYRti. ] fsep22tfl J. T. COOK, l’resli Beats ol’ All Kluda, Malls Nos. 15 and Rae;s f Hides, etc. JOHX MXSIIAFFBY, Dealer In Rngs, Hide*, Beeswax, etc., mid all kliulN Of Juuk. COHNUn Bat DOS AND r.OLKTIIOnPE tits., ■8p5 Columbus, <Ja. Druggists. C HEXEY A SON, * and Prescriptiouists. nt of Buirit's Harden Seeds. t's Coroit Stkui*. evl, under hnnkin House. A litrg** iissortuii n ClIENEI Craw ford Mre dec18 C. II. PALMER, Llrensed Apothecary One door above Virginia Grocery. 4ir Physicians' Prescriptions made a specialty, dec 17 j Night bell to left ol door. J. 1. UR1IT1X, loti Brand Ut. Import or ot English Drug* nml Med- leliiCM Parisian Presents, furiosities. Ornamental and Uuseful.Just rocoived. decl 7 JOll.ti L. JOKDAX, Druggist, Two doors below Geo. W. Browu'e, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. 4N^’lii Bell 11^lit of south door. m|4 ep5 POST EH S. CHAPMAN, Druggist, llaiiJolph, east of Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. THE SUN phinting —AND— BOOK - BINDINtii . ESTABLISHMENT, Ooluuxbus.il&oorgia, 13 ONL- Or TUB MOST COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE IN THE SOUTH. AMU UEINU SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE Modern Styles of Machine ry and Material, IS WELL PREPARED To Execute with Accuracy and Dispatch EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Book & Job Printing — AND— BIOOK-BINDIlirG, CiTUsing Steam Power, running six of tho most improved and best make Presses, with constant additions to our already very large assortment of Elegant Types, Rules, Borders, and other material, and skilled workmen in every department, our facilities for turning out all descriptions of work, expeditiously and neatly, at the Low est Cash Prices, are unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. WerUrt. truiu abroad will re. else I lie -nine attention a« IV tile parties were present to trunsltel the business, uitd st ill be prompt. Ip tilled. THOMAS GILBERT. STOVES AND TIN WARE, 200 COOKING STOVES! K0K SALE AT PIllCKS TO SUIT lUKUTISUi W. H. Robarts & Co„ Who invite the nt ton tin of tho public to their large and complete stock, con lstlng of Cooking Stoves, (Charter Oak and oilier first class patlerui), Grates, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, SILVER PLATED AND UIUVXXIA 00061, Crockery & Class Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery of ourowu Importation. Manufacturers of TIX, UO 1*1* Kit A XU MIHKT IRON IV A It U of every (leieriptU Air Prices an low as tho lowest. sep7 eodfla Stoves, Stoves! feMTHATcBOfNA, (Opposite Sun Office) Columbus, Go., W OULD respectfully invito tho attontiou ofli* riinids mid ernm * 8TOVKS, HOLM. I0U8K-FUKNIS1II *K, at wholeHalo ut Manufacturer of TIN, 8HKKT IRON AS® OOPPKR WORK. Roofing and Guttering douo promptly aud iu tho best rnauuor. He solicits a call, feeling assured that h® w * give entire satisfaction. Price as low as the lowest. Come on 1 *'• before you buy. oet26 hhUw' CAUTION. Genuine Fairbanks Scales- MANUPACTlllHh UY 1 & T. FAIRBANKS JI wai y 1 _L, •i-ff,, p, -v| A;**!* s?: Standard Scales Stuck Scales, Coal Prales, Hay Si’a** - * l " ! ' tivuU's, Counter tic.ih-s, Ac Scales Repaired For sale a I.ho. Tr Compi-itlou Bi ll.-, ptl) Mild i's Cufieo and I>» v ” A. M. llllAXXOX, Wcst Aide, Broad Sirekt, Columbus, Ga., Wltolmle and Retail Dealer I Drugs uimI Medicine*, Toilet Articles uml Perfumery. •«pv Wanted. per t! hood ivn ueighbor- e for those out of employ • time; girls and boys lie- men. Particulars free. . LATHAM A CO., shtnglou si., Buslou, Mass. it tKiMl Miles Alarm Till Co.'s- kvkr' EVERY RKit I'llAX r Use Til*!” HOLD AT Fairbanks’ Seale Warehouso- FAIRBANKS & CO.. All BKOIUWAV. v T " Hid B.ltimuro atrei't, , Nr - Orlesii* 63 Camp S r Al Kit ANUS A EWIS^I ^ Masonic Hull. !*».*l.» '*‘*t 1 I'AIRUANKS, BROWS A •t Milk fllreot, Uostuu. ale by l o