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wnfcutn GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. I THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. (front Number of Local BIIU-Thfl MKXKAX WAR VKTEBAXS IN- COLHIlitS, C* LORD IA : BUN DAY JAN UAH Y 18 1874. I'rlneliml MeitMiirem Introduced - Fiirhtiufc the Tlg;cr-A tieorgli Elephant. TO toil It EM 1*0 N lUEMS. We cannot tiutico anonymous commu- — — nicalioLK, no miittur how meritorious;'' [Special Correspondence ^uu and Enquirer, j nor will manuscript written on both sides Atlanta, January 10, 1874. receive any attention. When it is de- In the Seunto, to-day, twelve new bills Birod to return communications that i.;i> were introduced, and in the House about hot used, Ftainps for that purpose must fifty-five. They were mostly local bills, be enclosed. Wo are always anxious to Of course there are numerous amend- get news, and such information as > . of in iutH to the Code. Everyjmeinber set ms interest to the majority of our readers to ima^iue ho is a Solon, and hence wants TERVIEW WITH THE FHKKIDKNT. Washington. January 17.—The Mexi- e/ n voteraus, »t their meeting this morn- it g, agreed upon a memorial to Congress, a'lung pensions for those who wero while locks indicated they had seen scr- vioo under the 'Jojsh Uepublic. The cro v.l (.ontitnn d »o inurense until Ihe atn***ia worn tilled, wbeu 'hi M »y«*r ar rived, h tviug been released. Governor Davis stiled to Sheriff Lein:- ( pieman that the arrest was without his j authority. A company w«js immediately raised and , placed under command of Major Ralston, ; Galveston, who then marched to the | Builders and Architects. J. 0» uiiAI.3lF.lt*, House Carpenter ami lluilUcr. Jobbing done at abort notion. Plan* uud specification* furnished for alt stylos , : building* Hotels. JaO Broad Street, n ,0a Will always be welcome. We are glad to weleomo again our friend, Mrs. ltcdd. Her poem on our fourth page, on “Wasted Waters,’' wo hope is a beautiful prophecy of our com ing BUCCOB.K. The Comptroller General's roport hIiowh that the counties containing tho largest cities of Georgia paid the following amounts of tuxos into tho Slate Treas ury: Chatham, $108,000; Richmond, $73,000; JJibb, $i0,l)00; Muscogee, >35, 000; Fulton, not returned Gaii. Bohuln, of Texus, whose recent death wo have already mentioned, was tho pioneer in tho bcof packing and ioo preserving business in that State, which has now grown to grout proportions, lie Vos tho iuveutor of processes for preserv ing meats in this way, nud tho proprietor or large establishments carrying on the busiuess. Atlanta letters suy that tho lessees have certainly lost much money by tho Htate Road during tho last few mouths, and thut tho impression gains ground that thoy will at homo time surrender the lease, though Gov. Drown expresses tint determination to curry out tho undertak ing as long os possible. Tho road in Slid to bo iu a greatly improved condition. Tho leg d right of tho lessees to surrender tho road is claimod by some and denied by others. As wo supposed, the accounts published in tho New Orluuns popors of Thursday bliow that the euuso of Gov. Kellogg’s sending troops to Tennebonno and Si. Martin parishos, La., was the (pu lling of u negro riot. Those accounts also show thut he was very rcluctuut to send tin* troops, and only did so after receiving numorous and urgent dispatohos repre senting its necessity. Tho troubles, a . wo have said, grew out of n difference iu respect to wages between tho pluulers and their hands. Tiikue seems to bo a “split” but ween the white and black wings of tho ltepub- lioau party of Montgomery county, Ala., or u revolt by tho country members against llio city style of doing thing*. Tho blacks held a largo meeting at Rob inson's Cross Roads, u few days ago, at which they formed an “Equal Rights As sociation” to bo composed exclusively of negroes (is thut in eooordanoo with the Civil Rights bill?) and passed resolutions declaring their opposition to all “lings or cliques" formed for polilioul purpnmn ; claiming the right of I ho negroes, b\ reason of their largo majority in the party, to havo tho first choice of men lor office ; and excluding from membership uuy colored man who supports a Deiuo crut for any office, 'the meeting also appointed u new County Executive Com- mittou in tho place of tho ono now aetiup, whoso members are charged by resolution with being can lidatos lor office ; and with singular inconsistency for an associate n which admits only colored members, five of the lit teen men selected to compose the new committee nro whites. finny. Colmubus has its shuro of nervous old grannies, and the majority of those gran Dies wear pants. Wo respect their good old ago. and we pray they may die in some corner where no paper, proporly edited, will bo called on to write their obituaries. A fow days since, in a spirit of humor, wo inserted a few words, by way of joke, about our frioud Schuosslor who is an honest, clever fellow, mul at onco tlio nervous old women iu pants, who like a puss where there is no danger, raised their shrivelled paws and opened tho temple of Janus. Can’t somebody poison, or coax away, those old pence breaking wretches? Wo have no use for them, and tho country domauds their early di miso. Thoy never saw real war and the poor old nervous wretches think now that tho fun of soldiers is daugoroun. Foolish old l eys, but you can’t stop our fuu. COltlll.Cl l I UMOV OF ( IMIlXn’S LETTER. Wo find that tho telegraphic version of Caleb Cushing's letter to Jefforson Davis, which vc copied yesterday, was not full, nor even correct as far as it went. Wc copy th t all letter below. It will be seen that Mr. Cusl.ii i; did not ask Davis for an offico or employment for his friend, lb even stated explicitly that ho did not make such a request. 11c* only intro- ducod Ruauo as a Southerner detorinim d to unite his fortunes with those of tho Cunf( deracy, and endorsed him as a man deserving social reeognitkm and esteem. Aud for this testimony (which utmost suy man, no matter what his polities, would have given fora friend), Cushing, despit his eminent qualifications, is by the ti.it of tho Senators forever debarred from a high judicial position. I* not this party feeling run umd ? The letter which wo copied yesterday was fij-t published iu tho Washington C/trui, l ( ol tho 14th. The Xatif ,il Jfepnmw cf tho loth pronounced it “a foigery, uud published tho following us a correct copy of Mr. Cushiug's letter: Wasuinoton, March 20, isi»i. Dear sir—Mr. Ar.Mt'ald Koine, for clerk iu the to change some provision of law ; and a rule, tho ohungo is more disastrous than lho original section. Many morubers of the Legislature are nonentities, aud quite a number are tho perfoct representatives of Gon-dom. Hut to business. HeuAte. Secretary T. Ii. Catianiss, having been Appointed Solicitor of the Flint Circuit, resigned. Mr. C. J. Wellborn was elected in Ins stead, having received eight more votes than Mr. 0. G. Campbell. Captain E I’. Howell whm sworn in us Assistant Secretary. Mr. RecHe introduced a bill to amend the garnishee law. 1 ho resolution of Mr. Harm, providing fi r a joint committee to which all con stitutional amendments shall bo referred, was panned and sent to the House. This, it is hoped, will avoid the calling for n Convention. Among the lulls which were referred was ono regarding oouceulod woapons. A number of bills were read the second time; among them was one to limit tho rate of interest to ton per cent. House. To expedite business a rule was adop ts d to refer all lulls to committees aftor first reading. Mondays aud Tuesdays are allowed for the call of comities for the iu I tioduulionof new matter. Mr. Langly, of Troup, introduced the lull protesting against the passage of ihe Civil Rights Hill, tho substance of which I Lave telegraphed. Mr. Foster—To ropoal all laws requir ing tho inspection of fertilizers, and leav ing tho matter optional with dealers. Mr. Langly—To repeal ull crop liens; to take effect next January. Mr. Walsh—To exempt from taxation all bridges connecting with other States. Mr. Doll—To provide, iu the case of tho ub unco of the Ordinary by Providen tial causes, that his clerk may preside. Mr. Lowe, of Htewart— 1 To prohibit the Halo of intoxicating liquors within three miles of Antioch Mule Academy, iu Stow- art county ; aud to iucorporute the iiud- m ii Academy, in the same county. Mr. McDaniel—To repeal all exemp tions from taxation ns to railroads, oven vtlum expressed iu their charters; sub- jc ling the property of corporations to tl..'sumo taxation an individual properly. Mr. Clements—To provide for the pay ment of claims of school officers uud teachers for sorvico.a iu 1871 ; and,also, to provide for biennial sessions of the Leg- istntlire; also, to rcguliilo the fees of solicitor generals, nud allow them to nol >)■> . and sol tie cinqs on certain coudi gaged in that war, or their surviving capitnl and offered his services to Acting ftidows ami children. General Steele, of San Antonio. In H<\c<>r Jnnco with previous arrange- LATER, i■•mis. the <Emveulioh, in a body, pro- Ail tho troops oil both sides have dis- n-eded to the Executive Mansion and bunded, tu.d there is much rejoicing. Watchmakers. © SCHOM REJIG, Practical Watchmukur ami Jeweler, Successor to I<. Gutow»ky, C. H. LEQUIN, Watchmaker, 134 Ilroud street, Columbus, Ga. at rang' d thems-lves on a line in tho east n oni, wheu the President entered, and w is received l»y ex Gov. Herbert, of L MUHiaiia, who, as Mar-thal of tho (Jon- v ution, said the lueruheisof the Gouveu- ti m w* re glad to recognize iu him nu oid ".( mpanion i»i arms in the glorious and v Morions battles iu Mexico. The President Lowed his thanks in re ply •, and then, acouuqmuied by General 1) inver, President of the Conevntion, ho pi Hsod from one veteran to another slink- it g hands. Among the incidents wero the follow- Clocks impaired iu the bent i The Government Refuses Aid to Da vis. Wasuinoton, January 17.—The Attor ney General this uf ter noon sent the fol lowing I 'ltgrain to Gov Davis, of Texas, i OiUandAttachmV- in response »<> his second call for military j — asMsisnee : Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. DF.PAUTMr.NT OF Jf STICK > Washington, January 17 1874.) (iverrnor J. Hn-eix Auntin, J * j'i/h Jail J. II. PAEMEIt, Practical U atelinaalu r and Jeweller, Cody'* building. Urea I 8t., Columbus, Ga. ml* Sawing Machines repaired. Needle*, HU'*. I de<:2b €. LOPEZ, Renter In and Manufacturer of Fine ' I Elgars. Your telegram stating thst, according Jh9 Near Broad street liapoE _ ; to iho Constitution of X'oxas, you were j JIAIER liOR\ j Governor until the 28th of April, andthat Dealer In Fine Cigars, Pipes aud ClinvInK Tobacco. *n Georgia liouioand Muacogco Homo. Richard Coke has been inaugurated, I 1 will attempt to poize the Government j General Kuddac, of Maryland, asked j offices and buildings, and calling upon j P'-rmission, which was granted, to pin on | the President for military assistance, has j tt o President's coat the rosette badge of | been referred by him to mo for answer, | that State. land I urn instructed to Huy that, after General Uadwalnder, of Pennsylvania, | considering the fourth section uf article j presented to the President, in a few hti- 1 four of tho Constitution of 1 exas, pro-' in irons remarks, an old colored man I vidmg thut tho Governor shall hold his i named Benjamin Johnson, who, during ! offico for the term of four years from the j j.»3 Barber Shops. ALEX A NASI, li iRiiiiR*, bT. Cr.Aia Strekt. ED. terry. Barber, rd Ft., mid r lluukin House, ( olumbus, Gn PLANTERS' HOTEL, Next to Columbua Rank Building. Purti ts ut all tliM trail..1 Jul3 Mil-?. W. F. SNIDER, Prdpr'b*. Boarcling Houses. MliS. NEW MAN. MRS. PERSONS, Restaurants. HARRIS COUNTY RESTAURANT, No. 33 Ex'oatl Street. The b«Ht of For. Iga ami Donivatic Liquor* mid Cigar*. Meal* at all hour*, dor ;0 J. ,1 IJLAKKbY, Prop'r. Tin and Coppersmiths. AUCTION SALES. By ELLIS & HARRISON. AUCTION SALE OF Tripple Plated Wire,Cutlery,Clocks, Fine Gold Watches, Jewelry, &o. ^ O N SATURDAY NIU1IT. I7tb, and MONDAY, at 11 o’clock a ra.ttud NIGHT. 19th instant, ! VA o'dork. wo wilt *o 1 Ht our uuction room, vith ut roiorvo, a dtsirablo lot of alovo goods, Tea Setts, six pieces, Coffee Urn*, | Largo and small Waiter*. Ice Pitchers, I Wine, I inner and Hrenkfn t Castors, Revolving unit other ltmter I>i*|i«i, 8yrup Pitchers, Cups, Goblet*. Steel I’laled Knives and Ivory Handled Carvery, Spoons, Forks, ihe atiove goods are manufactured by Holmes, Booth A Heydeii .lieritlou, and tho National Pluto Coin) any. All goods fully guaranteed. Jal7 2t WJI. FEE, Worker In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper Order* from abroad promptly ut tended to. ja7 No. 174. Broad Street. Boot and Shoemakers. WM. MEYER, Root and Shoemaker. Roller in Leuthor and Findings. Next to C. A. Redd A Co. a. Prompt and strict attention given the Mexican war, aervod as Gon. Scott’s cook. One of tho Frenident’a nlHMsmaten at West Point made known tho fact to him, and u brief, but pleaftiint, conversation followed. Among tho spectatora wero General Sherman, Senator Fenton, and u number of ladios. Tho President and members of the C onvention seemed to he much gratified with the mooting. I'ho Convention then adjourned to tluir hall to rosunie business. President Grant w«s u Lieutenant and Itegiinenta) Quortoriuaslor of tho Fourth United States Infantry during the Mexi- oi n war. | Mi. Taliaferro—To tax ull dealers us .' nd"i's uf deadly weapons. Mr. Rood—To reapportiou representa tions in tho Legislature. Make the House eMi -ist of fifty members, two from tho 1, IS, 20, 22 and 23 Senatorial Districts, and one each from the remaining thirty-eight dial riots. Severul bills were introduoed regarding liiiymeut of tax on wild lands. Mr. Mills—To re-organize the militia t( r* i s and re-euitct eortain sections of the oodo. More capitoi inspection rules wore adopted. Men,hers nro afraid of the slinky colioorn, for wliieti such an enor mous prioo was paid. 'J he resolution to adjourn to Millodge- vi!l , was lost by a largo majority. .1 Do Senate resolution to appoint n committee of five from tho Senate aud ' veil from the House to investigate the Macon and Hrunswick Railroad, was adopted. A resolution that a smaller, but similar committee be tqipointed to which to refer nil bill* relating to wild lauds, waa passed. THE TIGER. There are many gambling hells iu the t ity, and many uiombors havo occasion ally been terribly clawed. Drinking om- ti-blishmoutH are without number. Tho nty ought to derive a good revenue there from. The Ci strength The State Road lease may provo u troublesome mutter. Many believe tho n .vs« > s will ask to ho relieved of the bur den, which, the past year, has proved to bj an elephant iu tlieir hands. Mm-OGKR. FEKIODIUAEN. NY. 1. Chafiin and Norman A Peasi have just received Harper's Monthly fot l ebrunry, and the recent weekly poriodi cals. NYe are in receipt of Harper, Frank > ' nr day Fight, The Weekly, / . ’ /•, (iraphic, and all the late publica 11>■ i.s. 11m success of our country do- p( ads ou our patronizing the hook stores TER.EUHAF1I1U N OT KM- —The ferry boats from Washington to Ah \ iiid.iiu iiuvo ceased running on ac count of ice. l’l.e NatLmal Board of Trade meets t Philadelphia in June, 187f». Pro- . dings were discordaut aud unsotisfno- < ntiou question loses daily in nil's dli- oducliou • u, the view ot aut » j \e favors, but that Le *or of your personal n In* 1 take pleasure m usmi muenily worthy. About! • . fdiuily and utfectiou, hi Ktivfi and ably disevissi d - Jiccinc, and other 8oiu ltiiiiciitabe eveuls \\ gi'.dually tiudermining, *giu nverthrowu the Ai '\ fiilsi a practical i mphshed seh *i‘Y Jarge uf hi * eouit t integrity ami n . --genes witn mod lentuu-Lt m Li, ] degrt-i light.•; onvis dt,,-hut emyloyment How It fl JtkS tiUifUIs of u he cto. fetl t , Coufc derate , having • i a of tuore couapicuoui the public service, lie 1 present office froiu kcu- R*on to that which ulon« Lu country, name)/, th, from which he was appo.utc l. mend him, as a your oonfidence i I41 with the highest consideration, v oieut servant, C. Cusbin Jefr**V(»n Iimtrla Pm».l Wit* suit*. 1 must heartily ntleatau and mr.u. t •teem ; aud I aid ohc tiny. In the munhipal election in Knox vi 1 >«•, Teun., Straub, conservative, waa el cud Mayor, with twelve conservative Aldeiui n out of sixteen. - Re\. William Sparrow, 1). D., Dean f tl Faculty of the Kpiscopal Theologi- .1 Seminary near Alexandria, Vs., for i:t here yea.'s past, died suddenly at i .-t N.viiouul Hsnk iu Alexandria tin* i. . iu th(' seventy-third year of Ins ii,- was cue of the oldest divines of t! . so »p.ii Church. it- i .. . which left Malvern jester ’• II •! Springs, Ark., waa stopped highwaytnso, about five ■ *tn u tl.,: Springs, who captured the m i two thonssod dollars’ worth \aluables trout fourteen passengers, i .hii.i; ‘ tie of the st.,ge horses tho ri»b- b . decamped. * • M l J»«. If ben. t.riiiir* Third Choice. I:. a «. Mi vernation had with an Adminia- tration 8 nstor late to-night, regarding :,.r. C ‘-liing'H uominatiou, tho President it "In i.muated a lawyer for Chief Jtta- " ’ Hl ‘d > m refused lmu because, you ■M. Uiat l>.« ,ii,i not know enough ; then : • in tUo iihiuo of a man who is in* < y the bur »,• a thorough lawyer, 1 ' J 0 ’’* lo btiu beoauxe, you say l.e i> an at heist. Now, »f you reject him I will send in the name of JareuiiahS Black.” —The February term of the United A Historical Ynwc. On the return to their hull tho Presi dent culled at tout ion to a vase which had b( on placed upon a table on the platform, which enmo from South Carolina. It was of solid silver, three foot base, and ten by twolvo inches, representing the charge and repulsu at New Orleans. It was pur chased by 2,000 ladies of S. 0., and bore tho following inscription : Presented by the Ladios of South Carolina, to Major General Jackson, January' 8th, 181.>. It ww presented by Gen. Jackson to Capt. W. H. Slantuy in trust for tho lust survi vors of the Palmetto Regiment ol South Carolina, it having been left by General kson to tho man in the next foreign • who should bo deotnod worthy by acts of valor and gallantry. A resolution was adopted asking Con gress to remove tho disabilities of the tennis of the Mexican war, and give pensions to thorn and to the widows of Mitch ns have fallen. constitution and by-laws wore re ported ; also, a provision for ajmnoting iu W nshiugton uunu.illy on February 22d— the anniversary of tho battle of Btionu V si a and the birth of NV’ushingtou. General George Cudwuludcr was elected President of tho permauunt Association, with a Vioo-Fresidnnt from each State and Territory. General Albert Pike whs effected first Secretary. State Legislatures wore requested to in go on Congress the carrying out of the objects of tho Convention. Adjourned nine die. 4'lieup Triiiiftportntlon Convention — UeMoliitloiiMitnil Adjoiirnnient. In the Choap Transportation Colt von ti iu this morning, the majority roport of tho Committee on Railroads was adopted. It declares that relief must come from legislation, by which our present system of railways can bo regulated and improved, aid competition which will complete and carry out the form which legislation must inaugurate. It recommends National care, pioviding f‘*r Bureau Commission- •ns of Transportation, Ao.; recommends that tho members of the American Trans portation Aasociation ondtuvor to obtain tho passage of certain laws in their respoc live State*, excluding all tho railroud companies from making unjust und oosstvo diaorimmatinua against places which arc not cotnpotiug points, and law obliging all railroad compauics To transport the cars of other companies, or individuals, for a just and impartial com pensation, and with the same dispatch nf tho cars belonging exclusively to said railroads. Tho roport of tho Committoe on F m incut Officers was adopted. Josiah Quinooy, of Massachusetts, was elected President, with Vico Presidents from each State in the United States. R. 11 Ferguson was chosen Secretary. It was resolved that the next session be held in Richmoud, Va., the time of meet ing to be fixed bv the Exooutive Commit tee. James Haker and H. 11. Houner admitted us delegates from St. Louis, and F. C. Oaproolu aud M. lverstemun from Canada. Seuator Windom, of Minnesota, being called upon, addressed the Convention, and said tho committee of tho Senate of which he is chairman had been employed tn gathering much information. He could not now speak as to what their report would be, but he had no doubt it would be satisfactory, and expressed tho opiuion that it would be ready to present to the Senate about the first of February. Col. Preston, of Virginia, was next in troduced, and spoke of the pleasure it would afford tho people of Virginia to welcome the Convention there next year. Mr. Capreola, of Canada, spoke of be ing instrumental in constructing the first railroad in Canada. He favored tho open ing of the Greeu Bay Canal from Lake Ontario to Luke Huron, a distance of only sixty-five miles, which would give vast facilities to the great Northwest of his installment, under which you j claim, and sectiou throe of the election dt- 1 duration, altHched to the said < Jonstitulion, under which you wore chosen, provides that the State and other officers elected thereunder shall hold thoir respective of- flcea for the term of years pro scribed by tho Constitution, beginning from tho dayof election, und under which tho Governor-elect claims the office ; and, more than four years having expired since your election, ho ih of tho opinion that your right to hold tho offico of Governor nt thiR time is ot loast so doubtful that lie does not fool warranted in furnishing United States troops to aid you in holding further possession of it. He therefore declines to comply with your request. (Signed) G. 11. WILLIAMS, Attorney General. MARKETS. RY TEEEftRAPII TO ENdUHIEU. Honey Market. London, Tun. 17.—Erie 48. Fives 23. New Y'ohk, January 17.—Gold opened at 11 j. Stocks active. Money (5. Gold llj. Exchange—long 484, short 487.J. Governments strong. State bonds quiet. New York Hunk Statement. New York, January 17.—Loan increase, $2,87/1,1 iuo ; specie increase. $1,(128,001); leg<il tender increase, $1,800,000 ; deposit iucroa.se, $11,800,000. l*rovi«lon Markets. Liverpool, Jan. 17.—Breadstuff's quiet. New York, January 17.—Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet. Freights firm. Cotton Markets. Liverpool, January 10.—Cotton, flat ; upland*- 8^, Orleans Mg; sales 10,000, in cluding 2,000 tor speculation, uud export 10,000. Cheaper, sales *»f uplands, noth ing, below good ordinary, shipped January uud February K l; shipped Februrary end March, fid; nothing below low middlings, shipped iu December, 8 1-10. Later.—Sales to-day include 0,700 bales .Vmorijnn. Sales of uplands, nothing below good mlinary, delivery March end April, 8ii. Charleston, January 17.—Cotton moro steady; middlings loA; low middlings l.qj; trict good ordinary 14A; receipts 2,884; exports to Great Britain 2008; coast wise sales 1200; stock 05,043. New Orleans, January 17.—Cotton in fair demand; middlings 10j}c; low middlings 15c; strict good ordinary 13jo; net rnce.pte 5083; gross 0800; exports to Great Britain 8133; const wise 740; sales 3,000; last evening 3,WOO; stock 27(1,005. Boston, January 17.—Cotton quiet ; middlings ltlj ; not receipts 174, gross 443 ; sales 200 ; stock 5000. Savannah, January 17.—Cotton oasy ; middlings log ; not receipts 4013 ; ex- ports coastwise 1 25t»7 ; sales 1071 ; stock 114,220. Liverpool, January 17, G p. m.—Salos uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped January and February, 6 1-lfi. New York, January 17.—Futures closed steady ; sales 18,200, as follows : Jan uary 15 7 - It* ; February 15 5-lGa2l 32 ; March lGj ; April 1G* 23-32n? ; May 17 5-32 ; June 17^ ; January 17 13-1G. Hales G07 bales at lGjc. TEXAS. Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., MaiKitnrtiircr* of 81ioettnff*, .Shirting*, nml Hewing and Knitting Thread. I'ard* Woo) aixl Grind* Wheat ami Corn- Oifc* over W Ittlch A KiiiHrl'*, lUudolph street. Jam _ is. H. CHILTON, President. MUM-OGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturer* of SHEETINGS, 8111 il TIN 0 8, YARN, nOPK, Ac. COLUMBUS, OA. G. P SWIFT, PreMdent. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. octlt ly. onice« IteHidcn Olltre i lie.idol Doctors. DR. H. It. IAW. l j r"Ad amt RunUul|i|i turret*, Burru*' DR. J. A. I'll ART, DR. C'OEZEY. corner of St (lair nud ()|'le<hur|i« DU. J. C. COOK, r Ellis A Karritton's Co in in is - i tlrnt door to left. Lawyers. J. M. McNKILI.^ Attorney and Counsellor at La I'ructico* ill court* of Ocur^ia and Ahilmni l t Mill Martin .). Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Mull No. 'A, Market llouso. Frenh Meat* of every kind and best quality, jail always on hand. W. C. TOLBERT, Fresh Meats of all kinds. Fresh SnuHut'u Meat e»ery day. REAL ESTATE ACENTS. ELLIS & HARRISON, Heal Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, W ILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE.SALK, RENT AND PURCHASE of HEAL ESTATE in tho City and country, and will advertise the muuu pit private sale; FKEK OF CHARGE, unloss the property is Hold. For Sale. Mull* No. 11 mid 1>‘I. J. T. COOK, FrOMti 31 eats of All Kinds, • Stalls No*. 16 and Mattress-Making, &c. Dentists. T. YV. I1KNTZ, Dentiat. i A Rrotlu r'* store. H . T. POOL, DeutiNt, Id Proel m, Col ii in Ini*, (In. W. J. FOGJ.E, DeutiNt, •>rni« Home Bnilitiiiir. Cotumlx Piano Tuning, &c. E. W. IlIiAU, ••r and Tuner of Pin m e*, 'Molodeon* am tccordeon*. rficii Painting also done, r* ii.uy le- b > left at .1. W. reuse A Nonnaii’i Cun and Locksmiths. 1*1911.11* El FI,Ell, Gun and Lock with, Craw lord etrept, n*-xi JohiiHon'* corner, Coiiunbn*. Ou. j WILLIAM SCIIOItElt, I.ockdinith and dwder in Onntun< Ma rini*. Oppo*ite Enquirer OlUi e. REr.sr. INGRAM A CRAWFORD,H, Attorney s at I,aw. Will practice in tho btate and Federal Courts of Ollice over Preer, Illgt-* <v Co.'s store, nurlliwent Dress-Making. MISS 31. A. IfOI.I.I\(>SWORTH, ••*--Making, t utlinc .did t-nling. T< riosclu-.i] Kesiilcm e rtDil*h(q> in Rmwuevillc. intorH*'.. interest or to an acciqitahle party an undivided The property can be made to pay a largr i tho investment. SADDLES AND HARNESS. NOTICE. I-HE nnJer.ignoi, »llli th, ,i,» of i W\h bti'iwes* trv close U «p »t offers Ids entire etnek of ' ** '“J. SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS And other «30d* In his line. At Very Deduced Prices! FOR CASH ONLY! und to be convinced, please call and examine u dc w N. IL—Alt porsons who are Indebted to me sr* requested to call und settle without further uutict. H. MIDDLEBR00E. ('olumbus, January 1st, 1874. vodtw2m Will Not be Undersold! Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Trunks, Satchels, Wagon and Plow Bridles, Hames, Back Bands, Trace IChains, And all other Rood* in my line for Hide AS LOW AS THE LOW EST. Alt of my go-rdt are hand tnado, made at homo, and imtiHluctiou ^uarauned REP AJ RING done cheap and good. Will uitkt 3 u good school, churches, Ac. A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with ten ac res ground, in Linwood, one tulle from S. W. It. R. depot; a very comfortable and desirable hoino. For Rent. ONE DWELLING with three rooms, % acre ground, rn McIntosh street, near the Fair Grounds. Good water, otc. aeplli A STORK HOUSE Iu tho valley of Talbot couuty, Goods uud Grocery husine W ith a genteol bimily in u dasirublo part of the city, TWO LARGE ROOMS, with the use of fur- ui*hed parlor, kitchen nud stable. Rent very Honahle to an acceptable tcua’it. FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent, NK of th" most comfortable Dwelling* in Wyunton, the residence of TIiob. A. iJuinuk. docasud. Totm* easy. Apply ^ Russell County Plantation FOR RENT. 1 WILL rent the Plantation in RumpII county known as ’he “0w< iih" place, (adjoining Tom IL ward’* planiation; ou Saturday, tho *4th ol .luuimry, • •• ".intiii} JaH • W. I*. C'lIIPI.EY. For Rent. \ SPLENDID UOUM'RY bTGRK, eltuaied on the Columbus and Eubiula mud, fifteen miles from Coiuuibua, and live mile* from tort Aiitci.ell one of tho lx *t in the State, and is charming homo, I Ovwichce, r Bio itl M. Clair t A. A. DOZIER, Atformw uml (.'ouiiNellor n( l.nn, Pr iciiccH in state aud Fuder.il Courts in Georgia • -'flicc l-l» Broad • t., ColuinLu*, Ga. jab Mark 11. Bi.^pponn. Loon F. Garrauii. UI.ANDFORD A' GARRARD. Attoi'iieyN nud 1'oiiiiNCllorN at Law. Ollice No. 07 Broad stieet, over Wittiuh A Kin- Will pruciico in tho tMulo und Federal Court*. Feed Store. JOHN ITT/.GIlinoNS, I” and Retail Dealer iu ila>, Oats, 15 uo: , Ac . (Iglntl.oi j>e St . opposite T» mi r .iice ii .11 sard will he paid lor ii Apply at this oltlce. jalt* It* Situation Wanted, \ M AN of fan.lly, who lia* over twenty year*’ experience a* a lioiihlo Entry Rookkeeper and r.u,in. .. t re.pondent in Manufacturing and CfimiaUdion lloiim-*. de«irv* to procure a pom- tit n. Firat da** te*timonial* from lormvr em ployer* will he Buboiitted. Address BO iKKKKPKK, J il8 :u Enquirer Office. Lost. A SUM of money, about II.Ml, in five* and ten*, J\. m a loose roll, probably ou Broad street, reou Randolph ami Crawford. A liberal re recovery. 1.- J. HAINES. J. I. GRIFFIN, IMPORTED tfram&MciiieL PERFUMERY AND VCY GOODS, AT REDUCED FRICF.S. All giHel* guaranteed. Prescription* care fully prepared at all hour*. J. 1. GRIFFIN, Jill dtuUwljl 106 Bro.nl St if Administrator's Sale. \\fILL b'» sold t ii tlie flr.t Tue* lay iu February W uexi, at ; ul-lto outcry, I’eiwe.-n the usual h ur* ot sale, be! >r Ell'* A Harrisuu'a auction •tore, iu tho nty >>1 O ilninbu*, (ia., one-half inter est in the east inif ot lot of land number -('», in the 18th district "f Muscogee county. Sold for the benefit of the heir, aud ci editor*. Term* cash. J. R. HA&K180N, Jan'y 1st, 1874. wtl Adm'r. Notice. j. r sr ' ' »vou vi iub tUllSU musiZZI! U»rl», tail of Uit Cuilod- i UiMrict Couri tl StvtDDtli .Ul be l adjourunj to the taoo&d Monday in April. tkurpir Until Marchei Up the Hill autl Dow n Airwln. Austin, January 17.—Thi* afternoon n posse of the Travers Rides marched up from the State Armory. Each member told hisacqnaiutaneeK that Mayor Wheeler had boeu arrested by the Kadicol negroes, numbering from 40 to 200. The long roll was beaten and a coll made for reinforce ment* to rescue the Mayor. A* if by in- iration, from every direction came men ou foot and horueback, with auch arm* as oould be got among them—several whoa# Linn limits, c*u be supplied with Pure H. and M. Fertilizer. Also, keep coustsutiy »’U band. Land Plaster, Dissolved Boms, Ammonia, Nitrate of Soda, and Potash Salts, Which ai« pure and gvuulna, aud offered a: lo* **• W. JOHNSON, Agent. ill USa Notice. V LL p rson* ar* hereby u difiod uct totradi- lor three pr mis.ory u>>les give a P. J. Rig- p -rrs, or .H irer, two dated March 187J. : r fil l, and one for 1.0.00. The c *u»iderati. n tor wl ich these notes w -re given Liviug tailed, I will not eeitle them. January 17tb, 1874. tf W. H. PACK DRY COODS. PEACOCK & SWIFT, > TENDING MONEY VERY MUCH, and wishing | to t'l.OKF. OUT ALL WINTER GOODS lk for* Spring, offer CREAT INDUCEMENTS ! Tc those vrho buy for CASU ! We are ••M.ng many of oar good* REGARD LESS OF COST 1 Now it your chanc* for bArgain*! Again w* oak all who ow* us any thing to ccm* and pay. jo* rxACOcs a swift. Jas. M. Russell. Chas. J. Swift. Itl SSELl. A SWIFT, Attorney* and CcuiiHvilur* ul Law. Will practice ill tho Court* ul Gcurgiu ^Jhatt ihooclioo Ciiouiti a..d Alabama. Ollien uvorC. A. Ko.ld .v C.i.’b smre, lirna I Mtioet, Columbii*, Ga. jul I.. T. DOWNING, Attorney nmt Solicitor. 1 Hogi*:or in Bankruptcy. Ollice A HR A N NON, Attorneys nt Lnu, i J. Ennis A Co.’s Store, Broad St., West Side. It. J. 31 OMEN, Attorney uud C'oiniNcllor nt lain, Georgia Home Iuhurauco Company building, *ec •»ct7 ly] ond Htory. THAN. II. WILLIAMS, Attorney nt lain, i'oluiiibuN, tin. Will practice iu any Cuurt. Office over Acoo A- Murdoch'* store. [uovl6 Grocers. DAN’L It. HIZE, Dealer in Family Grocerie*, on Bryan street, l*e J. II. HAMILTON, Wliol(“Hiilo nud ItetiLll Grocer, ISHAM COO PI', It, Family Grocer and Dealer in Country Produce, •epS next to "KliqUlrer" Oftiee. Druggists. J. 1. GRIFFIN, Imported Dniga, Ac. Prescription* carHully prepared. Jnl8 ho ion Broad street. DR. J. I.. CHENEY A (SON, Drugcist* and Preacriptlonist*. A large assortmeiit of i<ui*t’* Garden Seed*. ClikNLV's Colull SVRtl*. Crawford Street, under KanUm House. (Ird8 C. It. PALMLK, Eiccnacd ApotUucnry Due door above Virginia Grocery. •a-Phy s ciaiis' Pr(*i riptiou* made a specialty, dec 17j Nig it bell to left ol door. JOHN 1.. JORDAN, Druggist, Two doors below Geo. W. Brown's. Broad Street, Columbus, Gn. ag* Night Bell right ot south noor. swpft FOSTER N. CHAPMAN, Druggist. RanJolpli, east of Broad Street, *vp^ Oolumbua, Ga. A. 31. lilt A N NON, West Side, Broad Smiekt, Colcmbc*. Ga., Wholesale and Retail Denier 1 Drugs and .Medicilie*. Toilet Articles and Ferfuntery. LAWYERS. W. A. Farley, A.ttoruoy*ttt ■ Iiaw OUSSETA, Oh aitahooohkh Oo., Ga.* 4dF*Spociul attention given to collect loo*. HINES DOZIER, Attorney sit LatV; JIA.Hl I.TOX, OA., •ctice in the Chattahoochee Circui whore else. All kind of collection: »y mu or run away.” novl l tf VV DOCTORS. Dr. John H. Carriger, Quito HUN AND PHYSICIAN, oilk-o soutliodsl O corner Broad and itandolph streets, over Craue's grocery store. Residence at Mr*. Teas- doors below Uoetchiu*' planing mill*. octl ly 0 F Dr. S. J. AUSTIN formed school of medicine, ami has be-.. practising hi* protrusion for twenty-six yours, und lias boeu very successlul in treating chronic dis- Office in Profumo’« building, up st& r*, opposite Dr. Cheney'* Drug St' I tf T. M. JONES, WITH Groover, Stubbs & Co., Cotton Factors . GROOVER, ) . STUB ns, '* '. MACINTYRE. I Savannah, (*Op22 tf 1 OnARLE* KLLtA AtTSTIN * El,LIS, General Coinmissiot Merchants, fiA.VAAIM'lMil.IX, other j MILLINERY. To Suit the Panic Times! Millinery Goods at Cost! VV. 1 ';!' Faiablinlituetit. examine. W. a ' MU'! C()IA IN and Mt?8 DONNKl.l.Y. Livery and Sale Stables. HOHEKT THOMPM>.\, I.lvery, Naie aud Exchange NtnblcM, CoLKTHoars, Nortb or iUM>oLrn St*., oct’-O Coiumbu*. l)i. A. GAMMEE, Livery aud hale liable*, Oglethorpe St., Coimarc, Qa. Particular uttcnnon given to Feeding und Sale of Sto- k. Horse* and Mules t*o*rded in stables by the Sheriff's Sale. Musccge- (ounty, I will s*-ll on Weduesday ■Jl*»t instant, at the auction house of Ellis 4* il.. rt*on, iu the city ot Columbus, between the usual hour* of sale, the following personal property, viz: I box limp hook*. 11 corset*. 12 dozen toilet soap, 15 boXi c soap 25 Jug*, 41 lanterns, liO ewer* and Insin*. 2 lots pant g.-odr. 1» gl ie* jars, 20 package* lamp *hn |i *. 7 package* sha le rug*.'J lump leflectors, l.t l*uXi» bad nn. Hs, 11 liu spit- toons, & 1 o,2 a 1 • .: i ho**, 1" towel*. 1 '."t ..it co, .Mlioxe* paper collar*, 1 bo. * sip, 1 b. x glass w ire. 7 Larre * gla«a war-. 4 doz- ea r.u>r strip*. >'_. i i kag » lamp brackets, 1 1 .t on I lot. 11 I s ; arturo, ; • i, toerew eje*. I dozen mu- ird aud »et dislie*. 1 Lox amp lu-ok*, 1 box eii.t-c. a razor strap " A Russell Rf i j.iG (leod'Jw <rdr.r pleiifo copy. J 11. CllAMBKKS. Executor’s Sale. O N the first Tucsd ty in Fobruaiy next, I will well nt public outcry, before tbc auction house of Klli* k Harris< n, in Coiumbu*, betwc the usual hour* of sale, tlio follow ing real estate, duo undivided half JntercHt in the premises iowii ii* ths storehouse lately occupied by Hull Mi ses, and now by William Beach, a* a liaid- ire store. Al-o, an undivided half inter**t la the also next the corner ou Broad street, uudei rt Hall, ami an undivided fourth interest in ih said property lidng tlio interest ot tho late icob I Moses. 'J'e».na cash. de.-al td ISAAC 1. MOSES. Kxeeutor. Will give time to prompt puying custouierg W. R. KENT, ivz t'~ ja4 deodzwtf 102 Broad Street, Columbus, Gz, STOVES AND TIN WARE. Stoves, Stoves! ^nathaTcrown,^ ' (Opposite 8uu Office) Columbus, Cxa., JTTOULD respectfully Invite the attention of !-l* .Y frieuda and customer* to hi* estensiv* stock of STOVES, HOLLOW AND sTAMPKb WARE, HOUSK-FUUNISltlNG GOODS, 4c. Also, TIN WARE, at wholesale and retail. SHEET IRON AND Roofing and Guttering done promptly aud In the Lest manner. cal!, fueling assured that ho can J. W. Dkxnib. J. M. Rexxett Southern Stove Works, Columbus, Ca. J. W. DENNIS & CO. I nssortment of NTOVF.S, (nitATLN, FIRE DOGS, COUNTRY AND STOVE For Sale Low. ^ SCHOLAR-HIP IN THE MEDICAL COL- LI.GK AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. novO tf APPLY AT T1IIB OFFICE. For Rent. fllWO LARGE. WELL FURNISHED BED A Room*, w ith use of parlor. In central part ol tin* oily. Terra* liberal. Adores* *ep28 tf M, Enquirer Offico. Rooms to Rent. TWO room* over | Store, suitable Apply to J. R JOHNSTON Sl CO. CITY TAXES. C OUNCIL po-itiYely direct* that execution* ba issued against all person* whose TAXES (REAL ESTATE, RALES AND LICENSES,)are unpaid on '20th Jauuury next. Pav now and save co« t. J N 0. N. B A RN ETT, dec 31-dtd. Collector and Treasurer. SCHOOLS. Monroe . Female College, Forsyth, Georgia. mil B SPRING 8ER8TON uin begin Gentian and PpanUh may b« pursued, liiHtructiou tlmrough, discipline parental, und charges reasonable. Fur particulars, apply for Catalogue, to K. T. AS BURY, lain tf Prrs't Faculty. A CARD. w CLASS FOR YOUNG 0EN- tleincn in the I.auguages and tho higher Luglish will be re-opened* at my place, Annianna, i February, and it is that all who expect t cut at that time. Gentlemen who would like to place their sons, while preparing tor college or business, where they will not only be carefully taught, but where JOHN 11. FITTKN Collinsworth Institute—1874. Apply for Catalogue. thread, 1 album, paper, u boxes to shawl pin*. ‘2 br*• i ln» k», tt 1 bo: ^ 1 lot flax spoons,2 boxes The Beallwood High School. T HE oxercise* of thi* School will commence <>n Monday, the 12th instant, in charge of Prof. J. P. M. Ketve*. All the English branches, the ( lassies and Mathematic* will be taught. Persons wishing to hare their children th. ooglilv educated will find it to their interest patronize tbi* school. Voting ladies and gentle- this school. from a distance no,ml in the immediate neighborhood of the school n accommodated with i reasonable t For rat*** of tuition, Ac., rgnnl at Columbus address the under- Ra^s, Hides, etc. M. 31. R1BSCB. 11 Ides and Furs a Specialty. Will pay the highe.it market price for Hide«, Furs, Bet-ewix and Rag*. AH kinds Wrapping Paper and Paper Rag* >n haad. j*n JOHN IIHAFTIY, Dernier in Hog*, Hide*, Rermax, etc., mud all kinds Of Jnuk. Cu&xu UaiMB 4*D OOLSTBOKM 8t».. Mp4 Columbus, Go. do, r Lilt he-. 1 *:.w setter, l.i store sitter*, 1 lot tH-ud*. - braces, o u zon - ;:..r dull s. 7 bioket, . ,rr« . gla«» waie, l' R tumlours, 4 dc/.-ii p »te*. l"l g i'leu, pickle dish.*, 2 d- z. small dishes, <1 z-n cup*. 2 dozen goblets, 1 do»-n gla*se.-. 1 dozen ssuc-r*, ft doz -n preset» I di hes, l 1 ^ dozen large glass pitchers, 3 doz u . mug*, 4 dozen salt sellet* io butter diche*. If j|K>on bowls, 2 doz-u »o*;. dishes, 1 d zeu cream Tin above’d cacti be 1 property l vie I on to sat isfy two mortgsg • fi fa -ono in f.ivor uf Stuilw.ll Brother*, the - iticr in favor uf Hawes, Hyatt k Co , against J. 11 Kui’.i««y X *'». j Jail td H G. 1VKY, Rher ff Oat St .aw. I BALES OF OAl STRAW, mitaule for stcck M0NTPEILK8 INSTITUTE. undersigned • ?ounty, Ca. 1 *5 mi‘ Moutjvli r i trom Macc feed, for tale. Jail lw Apply at the Guano Depot of W. II. YOUNG. Candy, Candy, Candy! Manufactured at No. 80 Broad St., And bold at IS cent, la 2i lb. Lota, by Profumo & Hoffman. HOLLvilV WAKE We guarantee our good* . -v.'y rerpect. Extra Plerex furnished to any Stoi c wc uiukc>. Zldr Si.-:plc ind Ralest-oom at J. M. HUN NUTT A' CO.’S, augilt d2taw*w6m] 131 HromI 8L 3ARGAINS ! BARGAINS!! wo will soil lor Tiiirty Days, tho lollowing well- known Stoves at Cost to cIoj-o them out*. Continental, New Concord, IVIagnot, BUtJK’S BRILLIANT, BUCK’S GUARANTEE (for Coal,! COMPETITOR. J^The perfect oporatlon of the above Stove* fully guaranteed. Call and get a bargain. W. H. ROBARTS & CO- dec24 deod&w2>v 200 COOKING STOVES! FOB SAI-K AT PRICES TO SUIT IIAIID TISIBB' W. H. Robarts & Co., Cooking Stoves, (Charter Oak and other first elm* patter di ), Grates, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, SILVER PLATED AND BBITNNIA GOODS, Crockery & Class Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery of our own importation. Manufacturer* of TIN, COPPER A^'I) SHEET IBOSi WAKE of .very doicilptl""- l'rices a* low as tho lowest. GROCERIES. Co to Pomeroy’s, AT BOOIIUR’S COBNEU, For Ferris & Co.’s Sugar-cured P‘9 Hams and Strips, Ferris’s Mild-cured N. Y. Bellies, Wright’s Ne Plus Ultra Mince Meat, far superior to Atmore s, Raisins, Fig9, Oranges, Lemons, Pre served Ginger, Jellies, Corn Starcn, Sardines, Salmon, Oysters, Tomatoes, Christmas Eggs, Turkeys, Ducks ana Chickens, W.ne, Milk, Butter, Boston Butter, Soda and Pic-nic Crackers, Snaps, 49*Mr. T. C. Pridoeon will be found at JM H. F. ABELL & CO. U A YE JUST RECEIVED I CE-CURF.D WHITE MEAT, (New YoikV Ful on Ma'ket Dried B rf, Smoked and Pickicd Tongue*, Neo York Breakfast Bacon, New Ham* Buckwheat, Kariy Kot« and Pink Eye Potato* Fifty Sacks Ground Peas, Goshen Uutt-r aud Cheo*®- 44* No charge for drayagu. j.15 ^ ia Fenruaty, 1874 11.* building-* to be usM by him arc those which u. p- u»ed lor many year* by the lale Bishop Llliot. 1 he loextiou is iioteil for it* beauty, health- fulne*-. ‘■e.-hision and admirable adaptation for the purpose* of a school. Beside* several unfailing •pringa of freeatoi < « atoi. thore ii, on the premlswi, i a fine chalybeate spring, celebrate I for it* sauatiTe properties. ’I hirty boarder* can be accommodated. Til* scholastic yeir will cousist of 4ti wet k*. c mmoucing ou the first Monday of February and ending on the 22d of November, with a vacation of twow< ktin July. Term*: Tuition and board (Including washing, fuel aud light*J,$30o pe.- annum, payable quarterly | in advauce. For j articular*, add res* the nn-lenlgaod at *V M a 8AMLU. R- BaL1-W1. • i. R. BALDWIN & CO.. GENERAL DEALER? TN Choice Family Groceries UomrMtlr I>ry Uood». Notion*. TOBACCO, AC.. Ac. ILD AND PURE LIQUOR' k 8rzCI«LTT. 13 Broad S,.. Colninbo*. '•* oetlft sifitr — - | College. I Professor J. E. Wilb-t, of Mercer University j IIou. W . A. Iluff, Mayo- v* Mtoon, Go. I Jaa- T. Nisbet, E-q , Macon. | N. L. Whittle. Esq., Macon. ! Clifford Anderson, h*q., Macon- | 7IW^ _ ^tiue«ted W. o*. „ : HlO.»... of th * lr "‘ x r HOS*D«WOLV. - tHOS. OILBKKT Oolumbua, Oft., !>•*»■ D, lBTt- Dissolution Notice. HE FIRM OF THOMAS i CO.ha* thi* day been dissolved by ra “ rT cci.-^nt. * The business will be “f THOMAS CilLHfcRT, to whom tbow. . claim* again*t the firm will preien > navment. Those Indebted to the firm b f . script ion. udvertislng, j--b work or boo*- u are requeued to give early Mieotw BENJ M POLHiCL.
