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Sails County Court, J Good Place for Surplus Money. That “Bargain Counter" at Cbiolkb'b Coart mot pursuant to adjournment— Bat for tb* general panic which Amu ro ahonld be aeen bj all who want Towels, Hi« Honor, Judge W. F. William*, pre- terribly depretumd all deacriptious of buai- j Napkins, Haodk’chta and Table Liuena. iOLlSIUUi FRIDAY JANUARY 9, 1874. CITY AFFAIR8. COLUMBUS DAILY MARKET. Fxxakcial.—Sight bills on Now York J p^r cent, discount; on Boston l per cent.; on Savannah \ per cent.; demand bills on Ronton j per cent. Banks are Belling checks on Now York at ^o. pre mium. Currency loans 1®1$ per cent, per month. Gold nnd silver nominal. Cotton.—Good demand. Tho follow ing are the quotations : 21 019} 13jt|)l4 H^di~ Mjr*' ujd — Ordinary Good ordinary... Low middlings.. Middlings Btriet Middlings. Kales util bales. Receipts 1G7 bales -5tf by M. A G. K. R; 80 by wagons* 1G by N. & B.B.K; 7 by W. R. K.? 0 by river; 5 by 8. W. U. R. Bhipmonts 127 bales-110 by B. W. R. it.; 11 for homo consumption; 0 by W. R. R. DAILY STATEMENT. Block on hand August Ulst, 1«73 1,177 Rooeived to-day “ previously 1117 ..41,812—41,779 Shipped to-day “ previously .. 42,1)50 125 . 27,158—27,282 Riding. The claim docket was taken up and the following cates disposed of : J. H. Walker, uee, Ao., va. W. E. Para mour—complaint. Verdict for defend ant. 8. C. Lindsay vs. L. G. Bower* and A. Gam mel 1—debt. Continued. Joseph A Bro., plaintiffs in attachment, va. Solomon Meta, claimant—attachment and claim. Continued. J. U. Mayer, plaintiff in attachment, va. Ike Chambers, defendant, Kidney Brown, claimant—attachment and claim. Diatniated. Preer A lilgea, plaintiff in nttaohiuent, i. J. T. Humber, defendant, Mary E. Mitchell,claimont --attachment and claim. LiamUhed. H. F. Everett, plaintiff in fi fa v«j. Mrs. Jt. M. Aldworth, defendant, Lucy Ald- wonh, claimant—ii la, levy and claim. Verdict—property not subjoct to ft fa. W. F. Tignor va. D. R. Williams—tuo- tiou to distribute money, laaua presented and continued. Sii or eight attachments were issued aguinst prosecutors in criminal cases who failed to appear and prosecute. The jury was discharged for the torm, and Court adjourned until the usual hour Ibis morning, at which time the business of the session will he iluinhod up. 15,878 Block on hsnd Kami*. 1)at Last Year.—August 81st, 1872, 158; received raiuo day 845; total re ceipta 41,510; shipped same day 248; total shipments 21,412; stook 10,252; sales Middlings 10c. U. S. Pouts.—Receipts 5 days 115,528; exports to Groat Britain 44,182 ; to Con tinent 41,288 ; stock 750,455. Now Advertisements. 8«a notice of meeting of Board Control G. F. 1). this morning. 0. E. Buoher offers for salo n Broad street store on favorable terms. Read his advertisement. J. W. Brooks, druggist, oilers induce ments to country dealers in garden seeds. He has a large stock and will sell at Phil adelphia prieiH. Rea 1 his notice. Bt*o aunuul card of Mrs. Persons, who is prepared to furnish board and lodging. Mr. John G. Cbalmcii*, builder aud architect, has an uunusl card, lie is a first oliiss moihauic, and clever man. Patronize him. Mr. O. Lope/., near Broad At root depot, manutaotures mu! deals in Hue aud com mon cigars. Dealers should give him n call. Goliuubiau Lodge hus a regular meet ing this evening. H P. Ahull A- Co. have seed potatoes and l rush supplies of grooesios. Hno Muscogee Superior Court notice. Dead. Mi. MoCubhiiis, the blind man, who for some years hus had to feel his way through our stroaU with a stick, died at his residence in tho lower part of tho city oarly yesterday morning, after a protract ed illness. His ago, wo suppose, was near 70 yours. Mo was kuowu to nluiosL every mat), woman and child iu tho city, and rcceivtd, during his lust illnoas, al; necoNsnvy m tent ions. Marriage at Hamilton. Mr. Wai. M. MiddHbrook of Atlanta, was yosterday morning united in marriage with Mits K.tllio Turner, daughter of Mr. Job.i Tumor of Hamilton. Rev. D. U. Mo William* officiated as clergyman. The happy oouple reached Columbus by North and South train veaterdny morn ing, am! will, wo underatund, roiuuiu in the utty a day or two before leaving for the home of the bridegroom In Atlanta. A Good Advertising Medium, This paper is now ono of the best ad vertising mediums in this section. The combind lists of the Enquihkh and Sun give a large circulation, and advertisers of course will reach just double the num ber of readers aud customers roached un der the old order of things, and that too, at a great saving in oust. Therefore it is greatly to tho interest of merchants and business men to avail themselves of the use of our columns. Parties who, under tho former arraugomout, would not ad vertise because they felt they could not patronize both papers can now have tho benoftt of both lists at ono price. We hold that advertising will benefit auy and sll descriptions of business, from tho mammoth manufacturing establishment down to tlie humblest avocation by which men attempt to make u living. People read newspapers not only for the general nows they contuiu, but also to ascertain where they can bny nnd sell to the beat advantage. Iu short, advertising is the legitimate business way of doing busi ness, and if a man has a cow or pig or horse to sell, or wishes to buy or rent land or houses, or to loud money, or form n partnership of any imaginable business character, the nowspaper is the plaoe to make hiH desires, wishes and intentions, known. Wo think it is a well established fact that those who advertise most per sistently aud judiciously are the men who prove most successful in any of the busi ness avenues of lifo. ness throughout every State iu the Union, nnd whioh haa fallen with such crushing weight upon the commercial and indus trial interests of the Boutb, the city of Coltimbus by this time would undoubted ly hsve hsd under headway two or three more extensive manufacturing establish ments. But the severe oraah has of course stayed operations, and Almost put a complete check to subscriptions which had began to pour in from all sectioua of Georgia and adjoining States. Now that the business skies have began to brighten, we bopo that the great projects set on foot some time ago will be revived, and that ere the first six months of the pres ent year have rolled over, the work of bnilding will have actually commenced. If there is anything safo or stable in .the way of investment it munt be capital put into manufactories. The history of the world and of the- times shows that cotton aud woolen manufactories are pro fitable, and for the proof of the assertion one hss but to look to the rich monopo lies which exist iu all manufacturing cen tres. If the business will pay in Man- cheater, England, or Low oil, Massachu setts, thousands of miles from the cotton belt, why will it not pay bore iu the vory heart of tho region where tho staple is produced ? We have unsurpassed water power, a genial and healthful climate, and labor which may be employed as cheaply as anywhere on the globe, all things con sidered. Then let ns not for a moment lose sight of these great projects, and lot our capi talists prepare for invistments which, in tho long run, must prove not only entirely safe, but highly remunerative. Bom trite Jt Clmpp, Appreciating the necessities of tbs times snd the sosreity of money, are selling their varied stook of new dry goods and blankets at ten per cent, leu than cott. The Virginia storey Ptytoo, Gordon A Co., from this day will sell only far cash, snd hope their friends will not ask to have any goods charged, as they will be forced to deoline doing so. Builders and Architects. J. fi. 1'HAI.HEIIN, House Carpenter and Bwlldor. Jobbing dun* el abort notice. Plena nuti specified!U-M furnished Tor ell tljlei of buildings JeC (1 fleet, i. Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. Boarding Houses. MRN. I’F.RNONM, C. LOPES, Dealer In and Manufacturer of Flue Cigars, jaU Near Broad tffrset Depot. MAILS DORS, Dealer In Fine Cigars, Pipes and Chewing Tobacco. Bet ween Georgia llotuv uud Muscogee Home. Jd8 SCHOOLS. The substantial growth of tbs Savings Depamient of the Eagle A Pheuix Manu facturing Company ia convincing evidence of the faot that depositors, watohing their own interests, believe in ample, real and tangible assets. dec21 tf Local Splinter a. Weather yesterday clear and moderate ly cold. Two blooming city holla loft yostorday for neighhoilng oitioM. And now thoro’s grief among several of tho faithful. A merchant of “Potipher" memory was seen trying 1i1h hand at ox driving yestor day. What ho wanted was to get the team out of his door so u lady could get Personal. We were pleased to receive a call, yes terday, from Hie venerable Mr. Willcox, father of our roapected citizen 1). F. Will- oui, for many years of Georgia, but now of Now Havcii, Conn. The aonior iH cor- taiuly a flue specimen of old ago, und has evidently lived a ell uud taken good « of himself. One would hardly recognize him a* the father of our fellow-towiiHUiau, though lm might piss for an elder brother. We hope his stay among us will bo pleas ant. Mu a tell County License Taj U. L. Marlin, Esq., Treasurer of Rus sell county, furnishes us with tho follow lug ooirooted statement of monies reeeiv ed by him during the last year for liquor and other hocuses. A similar amount was collected for tho State 24 retail liquor licenses $1,008 87 18 wholesale liquor licences.. 5 billiard tables 2 peddlers 1 live^ htablo 1 druggist 1 stallion 128 85 40 42 50 25 00 i 00 4 15 Forty-seven licenses 290 15. amounting $1,- Doath of B'rn. K. Parley. This prominent citizen, of Harris coun ty, died at bis ro* ideijeo near Hamilton ou Sunday lant, January 4th, in the 70th year of his ng*. Tho deceased was i live of Virginia, but had been a resident of Harris for many years, where he was highly respeetod, ami on several occasions honored by his fellow-citizens with posi tions of confidence and trust. As a sue ecssful planter ha aocuinul ated sufficient property to rouder himself and family easy and independent. An a professor of religion, he was consistent and firm; as a citizen, liberal, public-spirited and just and in tho homo circle was kind, loving und gefttie. His death is deeply regretted by his fiiends and tu ighbors. Hook and ladder Cotnpany— Election of O/fleer a. Rescuo Hook aud Ladder Compuny last night elected the following officers : President—G. B. Grimos. Vice-President—F. J. Mott. Foreman—G. Uuuby Jordan. First Assistant—Geo. F. Moore. Second Assistant—G. E. Thomas. Secretary and Treasurer—J. 1). Estes. All are gentlemen aud true firemen They coinmaud a company composed of splendid material. After the election, the company ad journed to Hey man A Co.’s, where, under the influence of npnrkliug champagne, bright speeches and happy snyingH were made, nnd many a bumpor drank to the prosperity of the organization, themselves aud everybody else. Joseph A lino. call especial attention to the fact that they are selling Sprague, American, Hamilton aud all the beat brands Calicoes at NINE CENTS. Coats’ Cotton at SEVENTY cents. dec21 tf Buy Drugs at panic prices from 0. J Moffett, 74 Broad St. dec21 tf Calf Skin and Cloth Gaiters, made to order and warranted, selling at $2.20 at Cbiglkb’s. Good Thing a. Go to the Ruby Restaurant for your Oysters, Fish, Gamo, and all things good to eat. octl5 tf Joseph A Bbo. are telling at cost the newest and best goods. They have no old goods on liQiid. dec21 tf Watchmakers. J. II. PALMER, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, Co-!}’™ building, Hrc-aJ fit., Columbus, Ua. It ktlid« Ahuiim Ala oh in*. repaired. NhhiIIi*, Oili uu<l At’anhiuunt* for all uiacblo* •. [doc28 Restaurants. KARRI. COUNTY RESTAURANT, \o. 32 IIroad Street. Tl.e hut of Fori Igu aud Domestic Liquors aud Cigar.. Meals at nil hours, dec IS J. J. BLAKELY, Prup’r. Bops In Barber 8hops. Ell. TERRY, Barker, Crawford St., nudor Ksukin House, Columbus, Ga. Cotton Factories. MUMCOUEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturer* of 8HRKT1X08, SHIRTINGS, YARN, HOPS, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. O. P PVVfPT, President. W. A. S\\ IDT, Secretary k Treasurer. ocLU ly. It ia a Pari That Boatrite A Clapp ara nailing their mnguilieent stock of furs at ton per cent. leBH then coot. Carpets and Huge again lunrked down! Boo them before yon buy. Furs, Cloaks and Shawls below cost et Ckiui.kb's. For safety, donlors and consumers should buy Crystul Kerosene Oil from C. J. Uorrm. dccSllf The Lawrence Itnrrett Troupe. Wo receivod a oall Unt night from Mr. Marcus R. Mayor, tho adv.vuoo agent of Lawrence Barrett. This diatinguihhed aud cultivated actor will play Hiuhard III iu the Opera Houhb next Thursday night, the 15tb. He has a ft rat class company, liarrett stands among the first uotors iu AmerioA, and is regarded by many of tho best critics to ho the superior of Booth. Tho ndvortiHuuient will appear tomorrow. Ii O TEL A Jilt I VA LS. Touuuio stool on the burning tile, Whence all but him had fled, A brother motioned him to “smile ’ Ho hollered hack- -“nnff cod.” The oily cisterns have had poor luck in tho way of catohing water this winter. One disorderly case before tho Mayor yesterday, by which tho treasury received Some of our brother quill drivotH face tiously prefix revereud and parson to our name in alluding to tho late change in the paper. In reply to all such we state that we have relinquished our liceutte and are now runuiuf* the lolo of “sup." Cottou receipts were very light yester day. Trade ditto. tuiii-Hucking parties are all the rage in our Alabama suburbs. Collections of all kinds are very slow. A now ludian doctor gives evidence on our streets that he is not at all consump tive. Prize couuudrum—Why will ono of our dootors never ho short of rations ? De mise ho will always lmvo a good aupply of bacon. Aud why will another always make n good citizen ? Because lie'll ul- wavH he iu favor of lair. Men s Furnishing Goods, Fine Cloths and Cassimores are selling at a sacrifice at Gbiolkr'b. Doctors. Dll. N. B. LAW. and H.i'-dolph streets, Bn I tli! llnjc. lit. iloi*o door* bfluw St. Clair. Bit. J. A. UR4|l'HAHT, .1. Moffett'a Drug Mur.*, Broad afreet, i <*u *h on St. Clair, between Broad aud Kr«»ut Sit .Columbus, Ga. DR. ( OI7.KY. COOIA, Coruiiil*iio ir to loft. Lawyers. Hosiery in Great Variety, Ten per cent. Less than cost, at Boalrite A Clapp’s. Ask and soo for yourself. At a Bargain. A life scholarship in one of the best business colleges in tho West, is offered far below its cost. A situation guaranteed ou the completion of the courso. Such a chance for u young man to qualify him self for business is not offered every day. Apply at this office. deol4-tf. Elder Flower Lotion cures Chapped Hands and smooths and softens the Skin. For sale at Moffett s Drug Store. dec21 tf The Virginia Store, Peyton, Gordon A Co., have been appoiuted solo agents for E. Buttonck A Co.’s Paper Patterns, and have just receivod a large lot, which will be sold at New York prices. .-If I About 1*11teen Cent a. llogan, the colored restauraut keeper, bud a falling-out yesterday with a fellow freodwau from tho country, whom the former thought oat more “grub” limu ten cents would pay for. llogau wanted five cents additional. An angry dispute arose nnd blows passed. Tho result was tho two weut to law, and wo hear that Hogau had to pay ton or twelve dollars to got out, while “country" had to give a fif ty dollar bond to keep from gettiog “iu.” It strikes us that’s rather an expansive way of settling a fifteen cents dispute. But, thou, people go a good ways on prin ciple once iu a whilo. WniiAln House, January M, IS74. Jno. \V. Hewlett, Montgomery, Ala. W. K. Welch, Macon, Ga. J. Gacliet, Alabama. J. II. Hughes, Nt-w York. E. W. Itot'Hc, Russell county, Ala. W. M. Guerry, Mnc/n, Ga. T. W. Wallace, Kayett county, Ky. C. Owens, Mason “ “ J. H. Morris, Talbot nountv, Ga F. T. Wilto, New Yo»k. W. H. P. Beach, Savannah, Ga. M. Sahel, Montgomery, Ala. James McNeil, Tulbotton, Ga Htuirbl Noble, Rome, On. Paul Smith, Richmond, Va Wm. Bass, Macon, Ga. Jumes L. Coulter, Newark, N. J. A. W. Post, M. E. Barnett, Troy, Ala. J. M. Lamb, Russel 1 county. R. 1*. Carpenter, Philadelphia. A. T. Graybill and wife, Richmond, Ya. T. It. Cherry, Now York. Chau T. Sutton, “ George M. Traylor, Atlanta, Ga. (•harU-s O. Malone, Cincinnati. H. Loeb, Opelika, Ala. Central Hotel, Jun. Hth, IS74. A. J. Amerson. Leo county, Ala. D. W. Reese, Alabama. Jumes Lawrence, Alabama. G. W. Ganlding, City. D. Duncan, “ F. Wilhelm, Sr., Salem, Ala N. A. Herndon, Glen Alta, Ga. J. W. Clomeuu, City. L. M. Park, New York. *W. W. Cantrell, Aiuericus, Ga. W. M. Middlobrouk and wile, Atlanta, Ga. T. J. Hunt, Quito, Ga. S. H. Pitts, Salem, Ala. S. T. Nelms, “ “ W. L. Torbet, Society Hill, Ala. Thad Ingram, “ “ “ Warren Ciark, “ “ “ D. W. Ingram, Villula, Ala. Jas. M. Phillips, Russell county, Ala. Wm. Smith, Talbot county, Ga. M. L. Roberts, So. Ex. Co. POKTEE lMOK\M. MaKIIX J. CRAWrOBU. Ueeik OrAwrop.il. INGRAM A CRAWl'ORUM, Attorneys at Law, Will iirnctlctf in tiit» aud FeUfrul Courts of Office Guorgiii. ■ Pro. r, lllgoK i • Broiut an.I i A. A. DOZIER, Attorney nml Counsellor at Law. Piucticu4 iii :hbto Hint Federal Court* iu Ueurgii Office Utf Broad H., It Mark II. Blanueorp. , Us. jsl) Loi F. UiunAku. HLANBIORB A GARRARD, Attorneys nnd Counsellors nt Lnw Office No. 07 Broad •trect, over Wlttlcli k Kin nlT* .low. Iry tstoru. Will practice in the fctalo ami Federal Court* ssp* .Ia*. M. Rf-MUL. Chan. J. Srm. RUAMELL A SWIFT, Attorney a and uum-llorA a* Law. Mill practice ilia Court* ot Gc irjtU (Oliuttahoochee Clrouit) ..d Alalia ltruad utri O|llo« L. T. DOWNING, Attorney nnd Nolleltor. U. 8. Coiu’r 4uod Uuulmur iu lUukruptc;. Offlc uov'J'Jj ov« r Brook** Drag More, Colmubm, Ga. feauodV ATTENTION! New (.’locks, Watches Diamonds, Kings and Chains. All my friends and patrons are invited to call and soe new good?. 1 will sell Watobes, Clocks, Jewslry, Silver aud Plated Ware, at as reasonable prices as can be purchased anywhere in this city or any other. Thankful for past patrouvge, I ask for a continuance, at Dfi Broad street,opposite Beach’s, Edmuuda' and Kyle's, next door to Ennis. T. S. SPEAR, feh19 tf Agent. IIItANNON, Attorneys nt Lnw. i Stohe, Ukoai vlSj .11 A Co.* Weut Side. Marked Dotrn Still Lower. Call at Ciuoi.uu's at once aud sec prices Many goods below cost. Factory Goods at factory prices. Thosk desiring cheap goods will never have a better opportunity thau is offered by Boat rite A Clapp. CLEARlXG OCT SALE. H'or* of Art. Our aitontiou was called yosterday to large aueJ photograph of our lato dcceas ed fellow-citizeu Mr. ileury Heues, taken by Messrs. Williams k Dutfie, artists of this city. The likeness is ao perfectly life-like and natural that oue would almost imagine be were standing face to face with the real, living, energetic and whole- souled Henry. As a work of art we think we may safely say, without exaggeration, we have not seeu anything in the pboto- gtaph Hue to excel this picture. Il was takeu by Mr. Williams, and colored by Mr. Dnffio, and, if we are any judge, re- fisaiH tho highest oredit upon both gen tlemen. The Hirtnu of Fr^dm»n. Wo tiHve couvurHeil witb mttay largo planter--, ou liotli side* of tbu river. They njtreo there in no difficulty iu obLiuing nil tho laborers they desire. Muuy ere reducing their forces. Few eru making money contracts. The share piiuciple prevails. The average plan is to givo rule-fourth tho crop, the owner of the lend furnishing stock and rations. When on agreement is made for half the crop, the laborer furnishea half the etock and bis own provisions. This meets with little fsvor. One coutrsot vre hsve heard of is to give the laborer $ti. r i aud allow him the stock to cnltivste three sores of land on Saturdays, he to furnish hie own supplies. Few ere able to cultivate ss much lend ss lest veer, end not meny desire to do so. AL4BAMJ BLANKS. A full assortment of Alabama Justice Court Blanks for sale at thia office, at $1.M) per quire. Jtrot. Hood, ill Pfitlf iViee t I place on my "Bargain Counter" to-day a large line of choice Cross Goods nt uslp chick. In order tu sell them otT quickly. Moss colored Alpacas worth .’>0 cents, now only ‘Jo ots.; Alpine Cloths worth 50, now only 0.1; Elegant Cash meres worth 00 ots. to $1,00, uow 50 uud CO; Fine Empress Cloths at 50 cents— former price *1.00; Black Alpacas nnd many other goods cheap iu proportion 1 am anxious to close out my entire stock before spring, if possible, snd will giv VKPBttc’EDKNTED advantages in everything. Large stock Domestic Goods, White Goods, Carpets, Ac, II. T. Ctnai.Ku, At old stand of Virginia Store. dcclJ tf CHxrPED Hands, face, rough akin, pirn pies, ringworm, aalt-rhoum aud other cut aneous affections ourad, and the akin made aoft and smooth, by using the Jrat fib Tab Soap, tui^e by Cabswell, Hax IfaNiflrerrMe/k, Ares* Seed*. j aid A Co., New York. Be certain to get Silks, linens, do,, of tha lateat imports- the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are many Ilona, at Boatrita A Clapp's for l.n per imitations made with common tar whioh mnJ. Isas (4ss spat. wortblsaa. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. nltluS wvli'i OUoUIUCi* o liams 15c; Plain Hama 13c. Uaooino—India 4R yard l<o; Scotch Flax —c Kentucky 17c; Piece 16c. Bulk Meats — O. R. Sidra l%o; Iced shoulder* 8c. Butter—Goahen fi 1b 50c: Country 85c. Brooms—W duz $3 35^3 60. dy—Stick fi ft 18c. 4*0, Oyatsra. 1 ft cana fi dot, t^uEESK—kn^Hah Dairy ft ft, 18c; Weatern 7o; N. Y. State lgc. Coffee—Rio ft _ Corn—Yellow Mixed ft hua V6c, no de- wand; White fl.00. car load ra’ea In depot. iand; wane fi.oo, car loan ra’oa in uopoi. Oioarh— Domestic fi M $18y|60; Havana #V0 ©180. Flour—Fine ft bbl f8; Superfine fs 00; £x- tru 4il0; Double Extra f 10; Fanoy $1‘J 00. Hardware—Wide iron VlftSo; Refined Oo, oad Irons 8c; Har Lead 14c; Castings 6‘^c, Plow Stool 12’-,; Cast Steel 30c; Buggy Springs ZOo; Horne and Mule Shoes W ft 0c; Horse Shoe Nalls 33<^©38c; Nalls f) keg ffl 50; Axes f) doz*15@17 kather— wnite use sole y f> «o c; item e Sole 33c: French Call Skins ; Ameri- tie 50; Upper Leather fi©3 60; Uur- s do 60c; Dry Hides He: Green do 6c. es—f» ft »U©10c. Lard—Prime Leal fl ft lie. Luathbr—White Oak Sole ft ft 46 e; Hem look ~ ' " ‘ ** •*■"•-• “‘ * * can ness . - . Mackeukl—No 1 ft bbl *Z6; No Z|16; No 3 *9; No 1 ft J4 bbl |10; No Z fO; No 3 #6; No 1 ft kit $3. aMbal—ft bus f l 00 Mol ABBES— N. O. W gall 80c©—; Florida 16 ©60c; Cuba 45@50c; Coition Syrup $1©1 36. Oats-ft bushel b0c©|100 ” “ all Mot Oil -Kerosone ft gall 36c: Ltnsoed, raw $1 Zo; do Dolled fl 25; Laru fl 50; Train fl 85. Pickles—Case pints ft dos fZ 60; quarts fr. 50. Potash—ft tiase f9 60. Potatoes—Irish, ft bl f4 60 Powder—ft keg f7 50; X keg f4 00; W keg fZ 50, In Mugaitne. Kofb—Manilla ft ft Z8e; Cotton 40e; Machine Made 8o. Kick—ft ft 11c. Salt—ft sack fZ 25. R. J. SIONLf, Attorney null Conunellor at law, eurglH Huuau limuruuca CuiupAtiv building, » oct7 lyj uudsiury. CHAM. II. W1LL1AHM, Attorney at Law, Culnuibu*, Ga. Will practice in any iloart office over Acho 1 Murtloch's *tur*. luovli Dentists. W. T. POOIs, DraXUt, lal lirun.I st., t'.Uumhu., (Is. W. J. FOQLE, Dentist, J Oeorgi. name Ualldlns, t'ulunila Piano Tuning, Ac. MODTFHLiR INST1T0TE I '11L mulcraigno I will opcu i and Olil*, nt Moutpeli i Cuuiity, Gu., 10 mi < School f„ r t M U|( . ri « en Iht) J| . I...Ihllos. to he u,c I by Wm .re tho.. „ u«td for many year* by ih,. i Mtl . 11... .. ...I r _ Fillet. The loctttli.u I* uotod for it* benutv \ .»!*, necluiion nnd aim I ruble adaptation foluc . rurpote? of a,*chtM)l. Ue*ide* ■pringrt of frceitone water, there I*, proper! iei Thirty boarders can be accrmm*>lated. Tlie^Kt ii«)la*tlc year will couei.t t.f 40 cuinmcuciiig on the Qr.t Monday of Feijru»n # ruillng cn tlte -21 of Koveinber, with a ti., 1 two weekv in July. ■ c#,, (*“ Terms: Tuitlou aud hoard (including *. , fuel and lights;, ^MX) |/or auaum, payableqi£* r ,‘ K. W. BLAU,' and Timor of IMuuues, Helodeoue am AccurtleviiH. higu Painting al*u done. Order, may be bo Lfi at J. W. l’ertBp 1 Noimati'i Book Store. iu advanc For particulars, addieis tho linden!,,, , Macon, Ua. '"W „ lie refer* to bln patron* generally, .nj other*, to the following : 7 lo ° 6 t Pr. K. II. Myora, Prcildont of Wtslpy ao y #0<J Professor J. K. Wlll**t, of Mercer Uninr*i. Hon. W. A. llutf, Mayor of Macon. Ua 1, J*1. T. Nishot, Kiq., Macon. Mattress-Making, Ac. J. D. VIcJI VHI\, General Upbolaterer and Mattre**-Maker. Shop west hide Warren, uear intersection of Ogle* pi thorpe and Bridge 8ts. Tin and Coppersmiths* W.S. pee; Worker tu Tin, Wheel Iron, Copper. Orders frotn abroad promptly attended to. Ja7 No. 174. Broad Street. Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP EIFLER, Gun and Lnckswlth, Crawford street, Johnson'* coruer, Columbu*. Us. Dress-Making. Xlfttt M. A. HOLMSKiBWORTII, ..*»-Making,Cut 1 lint and Kltilug. Tirmsrhenp Residence nndnhop in Brownevilb*. N. L. Whittle, Ksq., Macon. Clifford Anderaou, K*q., Macon. R. J. Bacon. Ksq., Albany, Ga. W. A. McKlnloy, Miliedgerille, Ga. Gov. II. V. Johusou, Spiers' Turn Out J*.* TIT 0 .*- bbkj. m. po’lhiu The Beallwood High School. luitnnt, iu charge of Prof. J. P. M. All the Knglitli branches, the Classics aud Mathematics will b* tauxltt. _ PersoiiM wlBhing to have their ohlldren iL ouglilv educated will fiud it to their lateregi bleated patronise this school. Young ladiss'and'ietitS from a distance can be accommodated'. board in the iuiinodiate nelgbborliood ufthegch unbio term*. For rates of tuition, k sigued nt Columbus. . P. M. RBKVKS, Principal Feed Store. JOHN mZUIBBOSW, Southern Female College LnUrauge, Ga. T Wholesale and Retail Uraleriii Hay, Oats, Corn* Iiacou, Ac , Oglethorpe t*t , opposite jul Teiuperauce Hull. LAWYER8. W. A- Farley, HIS Institution, with a corps of _ ight first cl .s* teachers, ra i •uiuo* exercises the Zlst iuataul. Mjj Tlie MubIc Da|»artinent I* under * tho direction of u graduate of Leipsic, Modern Langu«g s taught by a l Professor who speaks French and German flueu:,. Painting iu all it* forms at tuodorn rated. Attornoy-at-Ijaw GUSSETA, Chattahoochee Co., OaJ 49"Spodal attention given to eolleotlons HINES DOZIER, Attorney cut Law, HA.nn.ro.v, va., W ILL practice iu tha Ch.ittahooch or uuy wlieie el*u. All kind of pusued. **Pay rue or ruu »wuy.” L ocated 8 milks west of Talbottov ahi»4 Miles East of a>1t. Airy, on this Road from Columbus to Talbotton. Circuit Um-tiotis i>v 14 tf DOCTORS. This thoroughly finished School-Room v. accommodate eighty pupils. Its Internal i rangeuiont is nil that can be desired for ' oniouce, comfort und health. Dr. John H. Carriger, riURGBON AND PHYSICIAN. Office southeast $3 corner Broad uud Raudulph streetH, over Crane’s grocery atom. Residence ut Mr*. Teas- dale’s, two dour* bcluw Uuetcliiii*' pinning mill*. ocU ly Dr. S. J. AUSTIN FEUS hi* Proteisiuual 8crvie.es to tbecitixeLB devote the rosult of 20 yours experience, unlit with ins beBt cnergiou, to tho work ofthorou* of the refoimed school of medicine, and ha* beet, pructisiug hi* protoasion for tweuty**ix year*, atiu bas been very anrce*«tul Iu treatiug ebrouie din- cases. Office in ProfUmo’* building, up sla r*, 0p])O*itc Dr. Clienoy'* Drug Store.uprttZ tf Dental Notice. Preubyterlau Church. Grocers. DAN*L R. DUE, •t-aler iu Family Urocerle*, ou Bry*u * treat, be- IWot'U Ugietburpu k Jacknqu atieet*. Bar No elutrge fur dr.»y.»g*«. dee7 J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale uud Retail Grocer, Junctiou «'f Fraukliu, Warren k Oglethorpe St*. No chaigo for dr-tyo^e. *epl4 I Sill AVI COOPER, lly Orucer aud Dealer iu uouutry Produce, AUSTIN Sc ELLIS, General Oommission Merchant*, ■a-Vakthtaec, VT71LL make advauce* ou Cotton or other pro- YY duce, for sale here or shipmeut to our friends n New York, Boston or Liverpool. Refer iu Columbus to Messrs. Upping k Hausen). novZB tf T. X. JONES. WITH Groover, Stubbs & Co., Cotton Factors —AND-*. General Cenissii Mentals, 6. ?. /ruBBa’ 11 ' l Savannah. 4. T. MAC1NTYKK. t (««pa* tf) “Kuquil • Ollk- Fresh Meats. W. 1'. TOLBERT, Fresh Meats of all kinds. Fresh Sausage Mia: every day. Juts Mali* No. II aud 13. J. T. COOK, I'rofth Monts of All Hinds, lopO Mall* Nos. 13 and 17. Ra^s, Hides, etc. JOHN MEIIAFFEY, Dealer in Rags, llideN, Beeswax, etc., and all klndn Of Junk. Cobxick Bmn ;s a.nu '.glktiioupe Srs.. sepu Culumba*, Ga, Druggists. DR. J. L. CHENEY A NON, Druggitt* and Prescriptiouist.. * large hssoi''tin- ut of Buist's Garden Seeds. ClIENKt *S Cot Oil STKt'l*. Crawford tired, under Kunkin House, dec IB H. PAI.REK, I.Ircnaed Apothecary Ono door above Virginia Grocery. 5^* Phynician*’ Prescription* made a specialty dec 17j Night bell to left ot door. J. I. GKIFKTN, 100 Broad Nt. Importer of t'.itftllNh Druxs and Ned' lelite* 70c; Flue 75c; Extra 51; Navy 60Q66c; Masca Snutf 85c. Shot—V sack 43. Suoau—Cuba t' ft UtflSU; A IS; B or extra C 13; C IZU: N U yellow clarifiedL 3^13^; do white 14@14}- ' io white 14614V’. Soda—Keg 7c V ft; box 10c. Starch—p ftuc. Tea—Green and Black fl ft |1.26QtS.OO. Vinegar—fl gall40c. Whisky—Koctinud fl gall #102; Bourbon fZ White Lead—|) ft lZ6HiV4c- COLUMUia Aili La Friceis.—Wholesale fl 100 O s.: Flour, A 44 75; B 44 26: U#3 Z6. Bran #1 26; Rich Shorts 41 76. #'urn Meal and Grits 00c. perbusno). Ihtv Goods—7-8 Brown Domeslloa 10c; 4-4 do niocK Alpacas euosffi: noaiug ton Flanuels, bleached 20640c; ■* 10c; Oo • 12 V); nvuvu uv »«., i; Red Flannels, wool 35c; Plaid Linseys WARJOci Oorsat Jeans 12V* tbrlos 12^0; Rolled do 19c: &l8*£c; Colored Cam! Crash Toweling 1061 ... 20 6*5; White do 26665c; Opera do 67Vff66c; Wool Blaukete, oolored f2; do 4-4 white$IQ3 76; do 80-4 $3 6066; do 11-4 #4 6067; Kentucky Jeeni 166 46c; Ladies' Hose per dos |ld4 10; Ladies' L. O. Handkerchiefs per dot 75e6H 76; Corsets •2)^0613 76; Coats' Spool Thread 40c per dot. COCMTEY raODUOE. Wholesale. ....| 44 Goshen butter.. Country ** .. Eggs 26 Frying chicken* 26690 Grown “ 40636 Irish potatoes. ^o^k Seed Irish potatoes. J 00 onions.. I OOp’k “ T 40 bbl Cow peas 1 00 bu 46640 40660 lOp'k 4 4o bb! 4 00 bbl 1 OOp’k I 90 bu 1 00 p’k 7 10 obi 1 26 bu Part elan Ornam.' decl" Present*, Cnrionfttlea, a I and Uutafui, jn*t receivsd. JOHN L. JORDAN, DriiirRtat, Two doors bcluw Gao. IV. Brown's, llruH'i titreot, Columbus, Os. AR* Night Boll right of south door. , *op5 FONTEK N. CHAPMAN, Druggist, Pali lull'll, tsut uf Broad Straet, Oulumbns, Ga. A. M. BRANNON, West Side, Bro to Smssr, CulumOc*. Ga., Wholesale aud Retail Dealer i Drugs and Medletnen, Toilet Articles and Perfkiuiery. Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT TIIOMPNON, Livery, Nnle and Exchange Ntables, Hanmlph 9t*.. Cqleikorfl. North o oct30 Culumbv , Ge. A. GAMMEL, Livery and Male itables, OuLunokre St . Columbus, Ua. tveu to ding and Sal* PatlitiiUr attsutlui A Stuwk. Hor<o* aud Mel*< Oatrdsi ia st«bi< UtoBtll wl i*7 THE SUN PRINTING BOOK - BINDmG ESTABLISHMENT, Oolumbua, G-oorfilo 1. ONII OV Till! MOST COMPI.KTK AND EXTENSIVE IN THE SOUTH. I Mi SPPrLIEn WITH AM. Tils Modern Styles of Machine ry and Material, For pn tlculnr* scud for Cutnlogua. I. F. COX, rm;j,u January lib, 1874. d'Jtwi-, Bowery Academy THE undersigned will open ids school . ..... -- . . odious building _ boautilul aud com ly completed, on tho First Monday In Januin Tli I j rlinn>iii#lilu llnl.ha.l h)rtU A ..l vi ’1 ho Trino'pul has permanently located h family couvouient to this Academy, and wl the active duties lieiiovlng that unless the theories ofsll.. cnees arc acquired in connection with the rt sons upon which they are based, ore soon Iw. “H'Ayancl Wherefore' 1 sydea he adlieros to tho 11 object is the development ol thought. dy and dose thinking have made, are and will make (as long as there are any,)il practical, useful and successful men ol tl world. By a litoral conformity to this methu, ho Pilncipal is determined to tnako it the terest of a il parents and guardians to send ihu sons and daughters or watds to Bowery Ac DEMY. if wo look over this country, and throufl our iqarts of trade, w* see that by far the l»rj cr part ol our buslno»spasses through thehanl ol those whoso school days eouslJtuu ot at leu ten hour* each, while the pilots ofevaticKn enterpriser and halr-brainod projects are it fruits of 4 nnd 6 hour day schools. Thurofort he Spring Term of thiH School, for 1874. open on ih( ‘ ‘ “ tin o first Monday in January _. uue lzu soholastio days of 10 hours .... at the low rate *20 00 tuition, half oi whli murt be nsid ou entrance nnd the other hall the 1st of October, Tho second term will c slstofoighty scholastic uays. Tuition, ftl3 due Octobor 1st. ^•Such boys and girls as are too dellcsi physically or mentally, to undergo close tu tal discipline uuder this plan, are not eollct at this school. IPBOaRD can be had In good Tamlliw |12 60 por month.“Aft "^An oxperieueeu Instructress will hsve ested In this department will make their mtronwhowi ng each term, und who feels when a term oiosed that the pupil or i uplls in whom she ho Is interested, have not received full value the tuition charged, will be recolptcd yratit ftkrFor further particulars address the derslgned at Talbotton, Ga. J. G. CALHOUN. Principe Talbotton, Ga., Nov. 22d, 1873. [deco * Preparatory High School 1074. Ouueta, On. oxrcotdos of this institution on MONDAY, the the6thday of Jun unry next. Theschofkntto yesrolten months will consist of a long term of six und u short ono of lour months. Boys uudgi prepared fur any class In our Southern C leges. Peculiar advantages offered to vuu luon studying the classics and higher Malt rnatics. t special attention given to the mentary brunches or an English education. The undorsigned can truthfully say tl UU^SEl’A aud vicinity can boust of as jp material for the schoolroom as can bo found tho State of Georgia, and hopes that this torlal will continue to be placod under charge during the coming year, that he • afford him iu thus being uflowed to compl the good work he has begun. Ho does n< t sire a lurgo school, but one composed o( bostmatoriu) in tho oountry, as ho oomider One foature of this school is the Lecture. History, Biography. Philosophy and the N* rul Sciences generally, which will be deli to the whole school onco every two * These Looturos, lu connection with their aud well Informed on the subjects tarn; Any and all ^branches iu a college eourK* ught, Thore will be an Examination thocluso of each term, conduoted by a cornu To Exeoute with Accuracy and Dispatch EVERV DKBCKII’TION OF Book & Job Printing Tuitlou as foliows; Primary Class 41s per term of 1< . . “ 2d »• 24 “ Advanoetf “ 2d Board can I40 oii'aliiiul in good (amid* his schoolroom and examine hi teaching. And form tlielr own conclusion For information regarding this school sain JOHN J. HATIVEY, A.M dc'23 w4t» CuSSSti.t BOOK.BIKTDING, JUST PUBLISHED ! THE AMERICAS *5ff*U»in9 Steam Power, running six : of tha moat improved and best make | School Music Reader) Presses, with constant additions toi i,ouk1 ' Vor Primary Sebools. <>Im .tr »;n r»*»r ilOZt our already vory largo 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. *rOr.cr« train t,brand n lll re- etre the .nine attention na U the pnrtie. were preaent to imuauct the bualueea, uud mil be prompt, ly tilled. THOMAS GILBERT. TU. HI.I „f cn excellent ecrlee of UiadeJ f' Music lluuki, bj L. O. Ku»cr*uti ativl W. *• Emerson’* Singing Scboo Prico 73 cl., or $7/*) per do* n. H » 1 ‘ Di ihesp and useful but.k for ^iugi(K hebox*.*- Clarke s Dollar Iostr’tor for Roed 0r : Clarko'H Dollar Instructor for Pift®o* Clarke’s Dollar Instructor for Violin- For bfgiiiitprs su l amateurs. Full of lu.tiurtire, cn t at tho ssm* time * rl 11 ^ FATHER KEMP'S Old Folks’ Concert Tune' $; ao per d<» Pries |j) . everyrrberti with gi#*t appl»«»«» youug. Hold svsrywher*. 8«-nl, itoet-p-i* 1 *' Oliver Ditsea A Oe., Chat. H. Slw* 5 " Duma. HI style diiswsw