About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1874)
. COLl'MlltM: TUESDAY JANUARY ao, 1H74. CiTY AFFAIRS. The Meeting of Volumhus <1 range Has beon changed from Friday 11 o’clock to Batnrdny at 10 o’clock a. m. W. G. Woolfolk, Master. COLVMBVH DAILY MARKET. Financial.—Sight bills on Non- York 'A p«r coot, discount ; on Boston 1 ycr cent.; on Sa vannah \\ per oont.; demand bills on Boston K per oont. Bank* aro selling chocks on New York at l*e. premium. Currency loans 101^ per eent. per month. Gold and silver nomi nal. Ootton.—Dull, nlih nothing doing. The fol lowing are the quotations: Ordinary 11 Good Ordinary II tylSVi Low Middlings 14 €$14*4 Middlings 1*54©— Strict Middling* — €$— flalos 33 bales. Kecelpts 095 bales—349 by M. fc. G. R. K. ; 31 by wagons; 6 by N. It 8. R. R. ; 14 by W. R. R. ; 166 by river; 19 by H. W. R. R. Shipments 140 bales—m by 8. W. H. R. y 6 for koino consumption. DAILY STATEMENT. Stock on hand August 31st, 1873 1,177 Received to-day 696 •• previously 46,913—46,808 Shipped to-day previously. 140 48,986 .30,020—30,144 stook on hand 14,819 Same Day Laht Year — August 31st, 1872, 168; rccslvod same day 220; total receipts 44,427; shipped anno day 22 ; total shipments 33,411 ; stock lu.428 ; sales 66. Middlings 18^e. U. S. Pout h.—Receipts tor 3 days 02,634 ; ex ports to Grant Britain 34.100; to Continent 4.718; Stock 780,994. JVeir Advertisements. IMimiho hho IIjo suniml card elsewhere of Oolnmbns Factory. Hco call for nnmial mooting of Eagle A rhenix stochohlorH. H. 11. Hatcher, Fsq., lias an annual law card, which hpo. 8op notion of Mrs. 8. O. Fubor, admin- istratix. The firm of J. A F.X Donnelly has been tliSHolved. Boo call of Col. Win. if. CbumhcrH for meeting of convention of Russell county grangos on tho .’totb. J. 11* MohUcII, next to Goetchius ’ plan ing mills, givos notice that ho ia prepared to do hlaokamithing and wood work of all descriptions. Road his AiivortiBoiuonl. Installation. On Saturday, the ITiU instant, there was a large attendance at Columbus Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry to witness and participate in the installation of tho newly-elected officers for this year. The following officers were installed by Past Master Woolfolk, who made an ap- propriuto address on retiring from the of fice ho filled ho croditably: Master—F. J. Mott. Overseer—W. 8. Shepherd. Lecturer—N. J. Guerry. Steward—W. K. Banks. Assistant Steward—W. A. MuDougsld. Chaplain—Hr. E. M. Walker. Troasnrcr—J. W. Flournoy. Secretary—J. A. Frazer. Gate Keeper—J. V. Embry. Corea—Mrs. B. B. Fontaine. • Flora—Miss Woddie Sheppard. Pomona—Miss Millie Hood. Mr. Mott, on assuming his office, uiado an address with sound, practical sonse, and stated his faith in (he Grangos and the great good to bo derived from co operation and a free interchange of ideas. General Guerry, chairman of tho Com mittee on Fertilizers, read a capital pre liminary paper, in which he advocated a thorough analysis of all soil by a compe tent State officer. Tho Columbus Grange is nourishing. Hereafter tho mcHiugd will bo semi monthly. Hirer News. Thu Jackson arrived about ono o'clock yesterday, with 15ft bales of cotton and a small lot of other freight. She leaven at ten o’clock, this morning. Alabama Court. Judge Wiley commenced holding yes terday, at Claytou, a two weeks' extra session of Barbour County Court. tiooil Riddance. The notorious “Skewball,” white va grant, left with tho colored emigrants, Sunday, for North Louisiana, whore his contract binds him to stay a yenr. £l« Careful. Two or three residences down towu eatno near beiug burned, during the past few days, by the oarolesH emptying of hot ashos in oloso proximity to them. More Emigrants. A party of one^hundred and thirty-five colored emigrants from Houston county, passed through here on Sunday, bourn! for North Louisians. Arrested and Hulled. Nobes, who lately killed Cole iu Co flee county, Ala., lifts boon capturod and com mitted to Jail at Elba. Last Friday he was taken before Judge Wiley, nt Troy, on s writ of habeas corjtua, and ndiuittod to bail in the sum of $tr»U(). Churches Sunday. All city churches, ho far as wo have hoard, >\ore supplied by pastors. Nothing out of the usual order nt any of them. Congregations wore good in tho forenoon win! moderate at night. Suburban churches'were also served by pUKvors. Mayor’s Court. Tho following cases were up yesterday : Mayor and Council yr. Josephine Scott colored—disorderly conduct. Finod $.*» aud costs. Win. Smith, colored—drunk on stroets. Fined $&. Tap Walls—disorderly conduct and abusing officer on 18th. Fined A Wedding, Mr. Tom Hair and Mrs. Abbie Moss, of Brownsville, were married Sunday night, at Rt. Luke's Church, by Rev. J. S. Key Thus Moss wo hco is turned to Hair By Hymen’s mystic rite, Strnugo compound for a wedded pair. But, then, wo n'poae ’tis right. Florida Hunters Returned. A parly of Columbus gentlemen who have baen on a ton days’ hunt to Spring Creek, Fla., returned yesterday ou the Jackson. They claim to havo killed elov- en deer, several turkeys, and a few squir rels. We aupposo the party eujoyed themselves, but we couldn’t afford to say they certainly uid, because we have beon furnished with no venison. Interesting Case. Before Ordinary F. M. Brooks, yester day, the application of Henry Metz for homestead exemption of personalty occu pied attention. It was resisted by a num ber of creditors, represented by Bland- ford A Garrard and Alex. 0. Morton, Esqs., ou various grounds, amoug which wa< that the applioaut was an alion. The Ordinary did uot make a decision on the last point, but refused the application for otLer reasons. The case occupied nearly the entire day. It will probably be ap pealed. Judge W. F. Williams aud G. E. Thomas, Esq., were counsel for Metz. 10 by G W. Biown. Better be Bern Lucky tA«n Rich. Riches take to themselves wings and fly sway, but a lucky man, though poor, may havo a ticket in the Kentucky Library Concert, and hoeorne rioh in one d**y- Everybody who a*n, will have ticket, and will soon know who hi a the lucky one* The Inventor ef Fai, banks’ Seales Knighte*1. A letter from the United States Com missioner at Vienna, announces that the Emperor of Austria has created Tbaddens Fairbanks, of St. Johnsbnry, Vt., the in ventor of the Fairbanks' Scales, a Knight of the Imperial Order of “Francis Joseph." This is a rare testimonial to tho value of American inventive genius, but whon the immenso value of a reliable and standard weighing machine to the commerce of the entire civilized world is considered, it is one fully merited. [The World. Bulldareand Architects. The **Herman” Last Eight. Ono of tho most charming socials of tho season was given last night in tho rooms over Gutuby «fc Co’s store. Tho tnaiduns were lovely as dreams of Para dise; tho young men too sweet, in their swallow-tails, to live ruoro than u minute and a half. Under tho influence of Shop Parker's hand, merry foot skipped tho rnnzoH of tho “German," while others in co/.y nooks whispered words of endear- mout into williug ears, and oil wont tnorry as a marriage boil. The attendance wiin quite largo, nnd all Boomed bright aud happy as the flowors in May. Carrying .Minors from tleorgia. Yesterday, on the petition of Kandy Brooks and Berry Williams, colored, Judge Williams granted a writ of habeas corpus for tho recovery of their Hon nud daughter. They alleged that cortaiu agents wore carrying them to Arkansas, nnd tho children wero minors. Tho enso was dismissed on tho tumors being deliv ered to their parents. Hurnuol C. Hatch er, Esq., represented tho petitioners. Will not tho Legislature, now in ses sion, enact a law ns will protect the farm ing interost of tho country, by making a nummary remedy for tho punishment of those who induce Inherent to violnto their contruots. Temperance. The merchants of the village of Union Stewart county, G»., havo discontinued tho sale of whisky. A good move if they will Htick to it, though it will hardly do- croase the drinking business as jugs will find thoir way to Columbus in largo num bers. LOCAL S I’Ll ME It S. •—The woutber has moderated. Business only moderate yesterday. —Tho last few days havo witnossod tho doalh of a good many hogH. A good many of our ladies aro stitier ing from a rush of laco to tho brain. —The Baptist coneort only realized shout sixty dollars. It shonld have douhlod that amount. —Wo aro passionately fond of music, but can't see it in tho efforts of tho Cow- bcllogians in our neighborhood. —Somo Ilfty or sevonty-tlvo colored emigrants passed through hore Saturday tn route for tho West. They were from Houston nud adjacent counties. —A citizen who told a lady a good tunny babies ought to bo smothered will, it is thought, recover. —Tho mule trade is not so good as for several previous seasons. Thoso sold range from $75 to $150. —Sovcrnl of tho female deui/eus of Hog Alloy havo gono to Mobile. —Many of the Broid street pavements aro in worse condition than wo over know thorn. —Somo of the more sanguine of our cotton luon now OHtinmtu that Columbus will receive sixty thousand halos this «oa- son. Tho young men of the city will have a aooiablo nud dancing party at the Perry llouso next Friday night. A tliiof knocked iu tho head a fltio sow of W. II. Hughes, a night or two ago, but was runoff' by tho dogs minus his meal. Tho Virginia Store, Peyton, Gordon A Co., have boon appointed solo agents for E. Buttorick A Co.'s Paper Patterns, aud havo just roceivod a large lot. which will bo sold at New York prices. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Rankin House, January IU. T. Evaus, Now York. R. C. Harris, Macon, On. A. D. Tnpacoto. New York. J. J. Green, 44 It. H. Garrett, Vicksburg, Miss. John W. Boll, Shelbyville, Kv. Chna. F. Stevens, Florida. W. H. Washington, Seale, Ala. G. J. Zeigler, Philadelphia. J. W. Steele, New York. Chss. E. Moody, 44 G. J. Kent, “ John T. Davis, Columbia, Ala. E. 8. Caller, 4 ‘ T. T. Smith. “ C. B. Goldthwaito, Troy, Ala. G C. 1'iuchard, “ C. Covdoueut, Vicksburg, Miss. Win, Basa, Mscou, Gs. F. M. Wade, Montgomery, Ala. Jos. LaBoyteaux, New York. Jos. M, Lamb, Russell eouuty. J. T. Wade, Macon, Ga. Central Hotel, Jan. 19th, 1H74. J. W. Gamble, Hamilton, Ga. S. S. Eudrnan, Louisiana. J. Oliver Caldwell, Zebulon, Ga. R. PI. Modmaugh, St. Louis. N. Gillis, Jamestown, Ga. Mias Fisher, Milton, Fla. W. A. McCrary, Genovs, Gs. P. H. Freeman, St. Louis. A. G. Jones, Crawford, Ala. ltufus Allen, Stewart county, Ga. W. H. Persons, Florence, Ga. Jatnos P. Howard, Seale, Ala. If you wish to make a good investment, go to Ellis A Harrison’s to-day and to night and buy silver-plated ware, watches, £o. Best offer ever made for bargains. a Truth is Mighty.” When in tho early fall Joseph A Bro. announced their purpose to withdraw from tho dry goods business, and their resolvo to soil all tho goods ou hand at cost for cash, they did not nioAn to get rid of thoir stock on band with tho view of renewing, but meant evory word con veyed iu their invitation to the public. They havo sold a largo quantity of goods, but it i t small compared with the magnifi cent stock they havo on hand. Beiug still determined to quit tho dry goods business, tho firm will continue to sell thoir unrivaled stock of dry goods of every description, till tho supply on hand is exhausted. So far evory porson has left the store of Joseph & Brother satis fied that tho promises undo were roalizod. Country merchants, mechanics, farmers, and citizens of every class; will nover again have such an opportunity to buy superior goods cheap. Tho attention and patronage of Granges iH particularly in vited. jal8 tf Money. Money is senree, yet it cannot Lo de nied there is still a great deal of hard cash hid away in tho bonnes of mechanics and farmors. Tho fact bocame evident in onr city when, some timo ago, Captain T. E. Blanchard announced to tho peoplo that ha had determined to sell his unri- vulod stock of tlry goods at cost for cash At onco his store bccauio crowded by thoso desiring to take advantage of his offer, all of whom heoarno convinced of tho truth of his public statement. Cap tain Blanchard has wisely determined to coutiuuu tho sale of his goods, bolioviug it will bo to tho advantage of himself and customer* to continue selling at his for mer low rates. Wo can commend this sterling establishment nnd its energetic bond and oourtooun attendants to all who desivo dry goods of every price, style and variety. jail tf Attention ! Ah my Adduksb on nlomnutury Aom cultural Chkmihyry, teaching tho cheap est and shortest moans for procuring and compounding manures, is enthusiastically roceivod and heartily endorsed by almost evory intelligent plautev iu this section, nnd that I may he compensated in a meus- nro Nomowhat commensurate with tho acknowledged merits of tho production nnd value of the information convoyed, J do from this date establish the prico nt 50 cents per copy. In consideration of this change, I do hereby ngroo to ro fund tho money to any farmer who, after rending tho production, will certify to mo ho is not fully satisfied u itli tho invest ment. Tboro is no .slavery so hopeless iih that which compels a man to support n family by tho cultivation of poor land Tho problem to bo solved by tho South before wo can hope for agricultural reou- porntion aud prosperity, is cheap and re liable manures. Tho Address solves that problem. I defy the agricultural or sci entific world to disprovo ono fact or jtosi. lion taken iu tho Address. J. Monroe Lknmarp, Columbus, Ga. Tho nbovo work is for sale at tho En quirer Office, whore copies can be order ed by mail, with stamp enclosed for ro turn postage, A liberal discount made to Grange™ or farmors ordering n largo nuiubor. This pnmpblet should bo iu tho hands of every planter at this time. jail! dAwtf Eldor Flower Lotion cures Chapped Hands nnd smooths and softena tho Skin. For salo at Moffett’s Drug Store. doo2i tf flood Things. Go to tho Ruby Restaurant for your Oysters, Fish, Game, and nil things good to oat. out 15 tf Buy Drugs nt panic prices from C. J. Moffett, 74 Broad St. docSl tf For safety, dealers nnd consumers should buy Crystal Kerosene Oil from C. J. Moffett. decSltf Men’s Furnishing Goods, Fine Cloths and Cnssuuores are selliug at a sacrifice at Crzoleu’s. To Close Out for Spring Trade I l am still selling my largo stock of Dry Goods at cost, and in many cases nt half price. Havo recently added to it many new goods bought at panic prices, which aro also selling at cost. Embrnco an early opportunity to secure this advan tage. Twenty pieces choico Black Alpa cas, cheaper than ever. Terms cash only. 11. T. Criulkk, at old stand of Virginia Store. Uargain Counter nt II. T. Criyler’s! Large linos of assorted goods selling at half price, to close out. Unprecedented bargains offered. jnK» deodtf Fine Cloths, Cassimoros at d Famish ing Goods at cost, at H. T. Cruilp.r’s. More of those excellent Shoes, still soiling ut cost, at Cruu.ku’s. Tho Virginia store, Peyton, Gordon A Co., from this day will sell only for cash, aud hope their friends will uot ask to have any goods charged, as they will be forced to decline doing so. J. ©. CHALMERS, Howto Carpenter and Bwlldor. Jobbing done at abort notlco. Fiona and apocilcatioaa furnished for all style* of building* Dioud Street, next to 0. W. Brown's, Ja9 Columbus, tin Watchmakers. C. 8CHOMBURO, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, Bucceoor to L. Qutowaky, 106 Brood street, Jail Columbus, Qa. G. H. LEQUIN, Watchmaker, 134 Broad street, Colnmbui, Oa. Watches »n«J Clocks repaired In the best man- er eud warranted. Jell J. H. PALMER, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, Cody’s building, Urc<vl Bt., Columbus, Oa. All kinds Sewing Machines repaired. Needles, OIIh and Attachments for all machiuci. |doc28 Tobacco, Cigars, &c. C. LOPES, Dealer In and Manufacturer of Fine Cigars, Ja9 Near Broad Street Depot. MA1ER DORN, Dealer In Fine Cigars, Pipes and Chewing Tobacco. Between Georgia Horae and Muscogeo Home. Ja8 Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Sheetings, Shirtings, and Sewing and Knitting Thread. Cards Wool and Grinds Wheat aud Corn- Office otar Wlttlch k (tinsel's, Randolph street. J'G8 K. U. CHILTON, Prosldeut. MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO, Manufacturers of 8HKKTINOS, 8UIUT1NG8, TARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. O. P. SWIFT, President. W. A, HWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. octal ly. Doctors. DR. COLZEY. Kcsldenco and Office corner of Bt. Clair and Ogle thorgs "1*. Office hours—7 to 9 A. w12 to 2 r. u. sep27 dtf 7 to 9 P. M. DR. H. H. LAW. Office coruer Broad and Randolph etreots, Burr us' building. Residence on Forsyth, threo doors below 8t. Clulr. JnO DR. J. A. UlttfcUIK ART, Office at C. J. Moffett's Drug Store, Broad street Kcsidouce on Ut. Clair, between Broad aud aepft Front Bta., Columbus, Oa. DR. J. C. COOK, • Kllis k Harrison’s Commission Uoute first door to left. Lawyers. SAMUEL B. HATCHER, Attorney nt Law. __Ja2o Offico over Wittich A Kinsel's. J. M. McNKILL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Practices in courts of Georgia anil Alabama. Office 131# llroad Ft., (over Ilolstuad A Co.'i Special attention given to collections. jail INGRAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorney* sit Law, Will practice In the State aud Federal Courts of Georgia. Office over Proor, lllges A Co.’s store, uorthwest corner Broad and M. Clair 8te. Ja8 A. A. DOZIER, Attorney nnd Counsellor nt law, Practices in State and Fedora! Courts iu Georgia and Alabama. Office 126 Bread c-t., Columbus, Ga. JnO Mark II. Blanoford. Louis F. Garrard. BLANDFORD A GARRARD, Attorney* and Counaellora nt Law. Office No. G7 Broad street, over Wlttioh A Kin- sel’a Jewelry 8tore. Will practice In the State and Federal Courts. s».p4 Jab. M. Russxll. Cuas. J. SvffrT. RUSSELL A SWIFT, Attorneys aud Counsellors at Law. Will practice lu the Courts of Georgia ^Chattahoochee Clreult) u..d Alabama. Office overC. A. Redd A Co.'s store, Broad street, Columbus, Ga. Jal L. T. DOWNING, Attorney nud Solicitor, ViUj t : Brooks’ Drug Store, PEABODY A BRANNON, Attorneys nt Lnw. Orricr. over J. Ennis A Co.'s Storx, Broad St. vl8J Wxst PlDR. R. J. MOSES, Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Lnw, »core la Homo Insurance Company building, sec oct7 lyj ond story. CIIAS. H. WILLIAMS, Attorney nt Lnw, Columbus, Go. Will practice iu any Court. Offico over Acee A Murdoch's store. (novlO Grocers. DAN*L R, BIZE, Dealer In Family Groceries, on Bryan street, be- «i«wiir», uii urjnn sir. i Oglethorpe A Jackson streets. Air No charge for druyage. decT J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Junction of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe Ste. No charge torjirayage. snpl4 I S HAM COOPER, • Family Grocer and Denier in Country Produce, •ej*.\ next to “Kuqulrer" office. Druggists. J. I. GRIFFIN, Imported Drugs, Ac. Prescriptions curofully prepared. j'‘ ,w No 106 Broad street. I>R. J. L. CHENEY A SON, Druggists and Prescriptionisti. A largo assortment or Uuist’s Garden 8oedi. Chou's Co ton STtur. Crawford fctreet, under Kaukio House. declK U. 11. PALMER, Licensed Apothecary One door al-ovo Virginia Grocery. Physicians’ Prescriptions made a specialty, dec 17j Night bell to left of door. JOHN L. JORDAN, Druggist, Two doors below Geo. W. Hi own's, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. Night Bell right of south door. sep6 FOSTER S. CHAPMAN, Druggist, Randolph, east ol Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. A. M. BRANNON, Wur 8ide, Broad 8trxit, Colcmbub, Ua., Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Drugs and Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perthanery. The Virginia htore, Peyton, Gordon A Co., have on thoir “bargain counter" a large lot of Dross Good*, which they offer at oue-balf the N. Y. cost. A largo lot of l’riuts and Pleached Goods just received at the Virginia Storo. Petton, Go;;don A Co. Tho Virginia Store, Peyton, Gordon A Co., have their Shoes etui Root* made to order, aud are offering them at factory prices. Rags, Hides, etc. M. M. HIRSCH, 11 Ides and Furs a Specialty. Will pay the highest market price for Hldee, Furs, Beeswax and Bags. All kind* Wrapping Paper and l'apor Bags on Jail hand. JOHN MEHAFFEY, Denier In Rags, Hides, Beeswax, etc., nnd nil kinds or Jank. Corxmi Brims and OoLSTnotrs Sts.. ««?& Columbus, Ga. Livery and 8ale Stables. ROBERT THOHPMO*, Elvcrjr, Kale .nil Exchange Mtable., COLKTHOR.X, X'lHTri OF RaNOOLFU Sti , s 3 (t Colmxit.ua, Ga. A. UAM.KEE, 1.1 very and Nulr Nteblrm, UULETHSM-C St , COLIXMUUI, Ga. Particular atU'ntiou E lr..» to fcdlng ami Bate of Stock Horses and Mules boirdod iu stables by tho month or day. oct29 Hotels. PLANTERS* HOTEL, Next to Columbus Bank Building. Port-is at all tho trains J»13 Mils. W. F. SNIDBK, Propr’st Boarding Houses. THE HOME HOUSE, No. 163 Broad street, Columbus. Ga., by Jil3 MRS. NEWMAN. MHN. PERSONN, Board and Room* to Rent, southeast coruer Broad Ja9 and Crawford stroets. Restaurants. HAKRIN IOI.MV KENT A ERA VI', No. 32 Ilrond Street. The best of Fortlgn and Domestic Liquors and Cig ir.. Meals nt all hours. dec.19 J. J. BLAKELY, Prop’r. Tin and Coppersmiths. VVM. FEE, Workrr In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Oritur* from ulironil |>ro*n|*tly otten.lnl Iu. ■W No. HI Uvnrt'l Ntr-rt. Boot and Shoemakers. WM. MEYER, Boot uml Shoemaker. Uo.lor iu U-a'her mol Fill Hn K a. Noxt to C. A. Koilil A Co.'h. 1‘i'oioj.t unit Bind attention uiron tounliir..Ja11 Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stall No. ‘J, Market House* Fresh Moats of ovi-ry kind nud best quality. Jail always ou hand. W. V. TO 1.11 EUT, Freak Meats ol all kinds. Frosli Sttusugo Meat inorv day. JH ' Stalls No. H gad 18, J. T. COOK, Fresh Meats of All Kinds, Stalls Nos. 16 and 17. Mattress-Making, &c. J. It. MrJl .\Kl.\, General Upholstoiur and Mattro-s-Makcr. Shop west side Warren, near interocctinu of Uglo scpl tliorpo uiid Bridge Ms. Dentists. T. w. HENTZ, Dentist. Over Joseph & BrotUvr's ttotf. Jail W. T. POOL, Dentist, uov2tt] l-'#l Bruail 8t., Columbus, Gu. W. J. FOGLE, Dentist, nep. r >) Georgia Home Building, Columbus, Ga. Piano Tuningy&c. E. VV. I1I.AU, Rapnirer ami Tuner of IManoes, Melodoons ami Accordeons. 8ign Painting also done. Orders n.ay b.* be left at J. VV. Peuae A Nunuau's Book Store. Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP Eli'I.ER, uid I.ncltowitii, Crawlonl street, next to Juhusuu’s tumor, CuiuinbuH, Ga. JuG WILLIAM SCIIOUER, Guu and Lock«mith and denier in Gunning Ma- terials. Opposite Enquirer Office. Dress-Making. MISS M. A. 1IOLLINUHWORTH, DresA-Maklng, Cutting and Fitting. Terms cheap. Residence and shop iu Browuevilie. Feed Store. JOHN ITTZUIllBONS, Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Hay, Oats, Corn Baton, Ac., Oglethorpe St , opposite Jal Temperance Hall. Barber Shops. ED. TERRY. Harbor, Crawford St., under Ritukin II jurc, Colutubus, Cu Dental Notice. D R. PHELPS lias removed his office to Ills res idence on St. Clair street, in ronr of the Presbyterian Church. oct3 tf LAWYERS. W. A. Farley, Attornoy-at* Xjaw OUSSETA, Ohattahoochkb Oo., Qaj J^TSpoclal attention glvon to eolloot Iona. HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, HAMILTON, UA„ TB7I1.L practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit ff or any whore else. All kind of collectii pusnEi). *‘Pay i way.” nov14 tf DOCTORS. Dr. John H. Carrigcr, S UltOK0N ANl) t’UVSICIAN. Olltco .outhciuit corner Broad and Bandolph streets, over Crane’s grocery store. Residence at Mrs. Teas- dale's, two doors b*dow Goetchius’ planing mills. ootl ly Dr. S. J. AUSTIN /"AFFEUS his Professional Services to tlie citixens of Columbus and vicinity. Ho is a graduate ot the reformed school or medicine, and lias been practising his profession for twenty-six years, and uas been ve— *- * - * ** laiul in treatiug clironic die- Office iu Pro fume’s building, Up sta rs, opposite Dr. Cheney’s Drue Store. a|ir22 tf MILLINERY. To Suit the Panic Times! Millinery Goods at Cost! VC K 11 1vu on lir.uil, pilrchnsuil nt til. lovr.it wholo* If nnlp on'ti fric.n, a larx- uu.t well assortad .tock of M1L1.INKKY, tn-ai.t.« GI-OVKS, itOHSKlS, nud MorytliSnis usual ly kopi in n Uni U«. MllUuorr EllnblinliiilPllt. Wo aro .ntl.ti.il you will bo pl.ns.d with our eejoetion if you will hut cnllnnd examluo. W. mo u< vt to tho Now York Stotu. Kespectfully, MRS. COLVIN nnd o.Ftn ly MJSS DO.NNKMjT. RESTAURANTS. OPEllA HOUSE RESTAURANT, Ten-Pin Alley and Bar ! f |'HK undersigned vriil open this^ •staldishmr-nt, and be prejiared to sup ply his frieuds with every luxury. octl5d6m A. J. BOLAND. D K N MNOS’N PATENT SHIP PIN (1 TAG 8 ‘OVER TWO HL'KDKKD MILLIONS have been Bold xritbiu the past 111 Years, without c« nqdalnt of I..is l y Tag be- coming detached. They are more for mnrktng Cotton Bales than any Tag 4a uso. Ail ktpress Companies u.-t* RAILROADS. Central Railroad. UEN'L 8UPT’S OFFICE tf. R. R. > Savannah, Non ember 1,1873. ( O N AND AFTER SUNDAY,2d IniUnt. Fnrsengor Trains on tho Ooorgls Central Railroad. Its branches and connections, will run us follows: TRAIN No. 1.QOINQ NORTH AND WEST. Leuve Savannah 8:46 am Leave Augusta 9:06 a m Arrive at Augusta 4:00 p m Arrive at MUIedgevllle 10:09 p m Arrive at Eutoutou .11:55 p >i Arrive at Macon 0:46 p m Leave Macon for Columbus 7:16 p m Leavo Macon for Eulaula 9:10 p u Leave Macon for Atlanta 7:30 p m j fourth Grand Gift Concert. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THF Public Library of Kentucky, Over a Mjllion in Bank! Success Assured! Arrlvo at Columbus 3:67 a m Arrivo at Eufaula 10:20 a m Arrive at Atlanta 1:40 a m COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leavo Atlanta 1:00 AM Loavo Columbus 7:40 pm Leavo Eulaula 7:'J5 r m Arrivo at Macon from Atlanta 0:50 a m Arrivo nt Macon from Columbus 6.00 a m Arrive at Macon from Eulaula 0:46 a m Leavo Maoon 7:16 a m Leave Augusta 0:06 a m Arrivo at Augusta 4:00 p m Arrivo at Savannah 6:25 r m TRAIN No.2, GOING NORTH AND WEST Leave Savannah 7 30 p m Leuvo Augusta 8:05 r m Arrivo at Augusta 6:66 a m Arrive at Macon 8:20 a m Leave Maauu for Columbus 8:46 a m Leavo Macon for Euiuul U:05 a m Leave Macon for Atlaut' 9:10 a m Arrivo at Columbus i;&o p u Arrive at Kufaulu 6:40 p m Arrive at Atlanta 6:48 p m COMING SOU H AND EAST. Leavo Atlanta.... 7:00 a m Loavo Columbus 9:30 r m Loavy Eulaula 7:20 a m Arrive ut Macon Iron Atlanta 3:40 r m Arrivo at Macon Iroui Columbus 7:30 p m Arrive nt Macau from Eulaula 6:10 v m Leuve Macon 7:36 i» m Arrive at Mlllcdgoville 10:09 p m Arrivo at Ent nton 11:65 p m Leave Augusta 8:06 r m Arrive at Augusta 5:55 a m Arrivo nt Savannah 7:16 a m Train No. 2 being a th ough train un the Central Railroad, stopping only at whole sta tions, pup-ongers tor hull stations oannot be taken or* or put off. Passengers for Mlllcdgc- villo ninl Eutonton will take Train No. 1 from Savannah nnd Augustn, nnd Train No. 2 from points on tlie S. W. K.K., Atlanta and Macon. FII.I. Dlt.uvtxx CEHTli. On Tuetday, 3l>tMaroh Next! The Milledgcvillo un«l Eatonton train runs dally, “Sundays excepted.” WM. ROGERS, _no& General Sup’t Western Railroad of Alabama. 53J HOURS TO NEW YORK Ne~ York and Kew Orleans Hall Line, Palace Sleeping Oars Run Through from Opelika to Lynchburg. WBSTKI1X RAILROAD OF ALABAMA, CoLUMnim, Ga., November Idih, 1873. TRAIN8 LBAVKCOLUMBU8 DAILY For Atlanta, Arrive at Atlauta, For Montgomery, For Scltnu, Arrive nt Montg’y, 10:40 r 10:40 a. m 6:40 V. il. 6:00 p. a. FOR NEV; YORK, DAILY, (Time 63 hours uud 45 ininutos.) LEAVE COLUMBUS 2:40 a. ui. AUHIVK at Opi-liku 12:27 p. m., at Atlanta u:4U p. m., " .. New York 4:25 p. u., Nbeping Curs Him Through Irani Opelika to Lynehburg. TRAINS AIUIIVK AT COLUMBUS DAILY From Atlanta, • * - 9;tO p. m. From Montgomery at 3.56 a. m , 2:30 p. m. Tho 5:00 p. m. Western Mail truhi rutin ilHily, tiug with trains for N, w UrlenoM, Mobih LuuiHVillo, Ky., and St. Louis, ut Montgomery, nnd for Vicksburg at Svliiut. On t it in train Hleuping earn are run througli from Upt lika to New Ur- Thu 10:4u a. in. New York Kxprertrt train runs dully,connecting at Atlanta with VV. A A. H.H. and Georgia K. R. Tlie 9.30 p. v. does not run Sunday. No delay at 0;>elika by any train. TickctH for Aulu at Union PuMengcr Depot. CIIAS. 1*. BALL, Uuneral Snp’t. R. A. BACON. Agent. (novSl tf Change of Schedule! -****-1 s 'jf j“ H Office Mouii.e A GmAiiti Kailroap, ) Columbus, Oh., I)i>c. 2, 1873. / O N AND AFTER DEC. 3D, WEDNESDAY, PnMnnger Train will run uh foilowa : Leave Columbus dalIj,Sundaysexceptod, 3:00 p. m. Arrive at Tnov, Leave Troy, 4*50 a. m Arrive at Columruh, 10.33 a. m. Ticket Office at Broad nlrvot Shoil will be opeued t 2:3(J . X. Fit EIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION Coiiimbus Moiidaye, Wednesdays • 5:30 a.m. - 4:05 p. m. lesdayd, Thurridays nnd Saturdays ut - - - 4:C0 a. m Arrivo nt Columbus, . . . 2:26 p. m dec3 eod3t W. L. CLARK, Bap’t. uml Fridays Arrive at Troj HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Ga. J. W. 11YAN, Prop’r I'r.AKR Goi.den, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under tub Rankin House. .J. XV. UVAN. Pron’i EMERSON’S Singing School. Prico 75c. or $7.50 per doz. Is a Complete, Cheap, and Useful Hook for Singing Schools. Now is 1 be time to use it, as it him all the ran- toriai in make tlie Winter Ringing School attract ive aud Useful in tlie hishett degree. By L. O. EMEltSOX. System for Beginners ON THE PIANOFORTE. I5y MASON A ItOADLET. In order to meot tho Konoral wt.t,.. * tntlon oftho publlo uud ilokM-hoiihn i** lull I'Hymontof tho m <Knlfloent Kirt. .2 ,ll “ od lur tho Fount* Urond Gift ISouoS ’ 1'uLllo Librury of Kontucky, the miolmi 11 ' lirawlug^unti?* 111 ° P “ l,w “ th “ Tuesday, the 31st of March, 8741 They have already roallxod Over a Million Dollars fr?m hftVe R gT ° at lnany AKents yet to be%- NO DOUBT IS KNTKRTAINKD OV THE hat. BVKUY TICKET UEVOHE THE DiLAWlim V’ WHETHER ALL ARE BOLD OR NOT THk COYrll 7 AND DRAWING WILL POBITINKLY AMDnifc VOCALLY TAKE PLACE ON TUB DAY BOwIS. 11 * AND IK ANY REMAIN UNSOLD THEY Witt ' CANCELLED AVD THB TRIZES WILL HE REUrr IW rilOPOUTlON TO THE l.'N60I.n TICKETt Only 60,000 tickets have been Issued anil 13.000 Oaall CFift. 1^1,000,000, ' will be distributed among the tlcket-tioUer. Thei tlohctH are printed in coupons, **( t,nti, uud nil Iractlonal parte will be reprosotu«,ii the drawlngjustae wholo tlokoti ire “ ' List of Gifts. ONE GRAND CASH GIFT ONE GRAND GASH GIFT ONE GRAND GASH GIFT ONE GRAM) GASH OITT ONE GRAND GASH GIFT 10 GASH GIFTS *10,000 each. 30 G ASH GIFT5 6,000 each 60 GASH GIFTS ' — 40 GASH GIFTS 100 GASH GIFTS 160 GASH GIFTS 260 GASH GIFTS 325 GASII GIFTS 11.000 GASH GIFTS ■fctfo,om • loo.wj .. 17.509 .. 100.0* lhU.OOl 1,000 each jJS 600 oacl* 40S MO each Xj 600 each 45 tv/ 600 each 100 each 32 ty, 60 each &50.UUO TOTAL, 12,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, amounting to ♦1,500,0.,) The chancos lor u gift are aa ono to five Price of Tickets. Whole tickets *60.00; Hnlvoi *!i6.oo- Tent’ or c-ach coupon *5.00; bluvon Wholo Tickets J *500.00; 22U Tickets for *1,000.00; 113 Whi'I ricUotB lor *6,000.00; 227 W bulo Tickets for 4M °00.00. No discount on loss than *500.00 worth of Tickets. The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted ‘n all respects like tho threo which havo already been giyen, and full particulars may bo learned trom uirculars which will he sent iroo fromtliii office to all who apply for them. Ordo s for tickets and applications for aven. cles will bo attended to iu the order tliev are received, and it Is hoped they will bo sent In promptly that there uuiy bo no disappointment or dolny iu Idling all. Liberal terms given to thoso who buy to *cll again. All agents are peremptorily required to settle up their or. counts and return all uusold tickets by them day of March. THO. E, IIH A !?I LETT!:, Agent Publlo Library Kentucky, and Manager ot Gift Gonoort, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky. [del3 d2tawfcw ltckots for sale und.prlzes oolleoted free of charge, by Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt. Prize Tickets sold by me raHied without dis count. JNO. D. BLACKMAR, Ag’t. 82 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. dec!4 til DOORS, SASH, ETC. Our Seventy Paa;e Illustra ted Catalogue of BOORS, SAHI1ES, BLINDS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, An., Muth-il in tvuy ono lntureitt.d In buitUiug, receipt uf .tump, KEOGH & THORNE, 254 A 256 CAN A I. 8THKBT, Jyll dAwly NKW YORK CITY. Sheriff’s Sale. I) V virtue of aa order front Iih liouor. Williui U F. WliliuniH, Judge of tiiu County Court i..r Musct'gen county, I will well on Wednesday, the 21st instant, at tlie atictl m house of Kills A II .i rUo.i, in the city of Columbus, between the usual hours of salo, the following personal propurlj, 1 box lamp hooks, 11 corsets, 12 doxeu toilet soup, 15 boxes soup, 25 Jugs, D lanterns, 20 ewer* and basins, 2 l olts punt goods, 14 gl iss Jurs, packages luiiip r|i>k1i-h, 7 packugos bliado rug.. 2 lamp reflectors, 13 boxes lead tcnclls, 11 tlu -pit- tooriH, 5 built is, 20 dozen ladies' nnd iiiIsjo*’ ho«e, 10 towels, 1 lot calico, ulhoxus paper collars, l l»o\ soap, i box glass >v«re, 7 barrels gin h ware, 4 Joz- eu razor straps, fiU packug s lump brackets, I lot calico, 12 boxen lamp burners, 5 puckiigis screw eyes, 1 dozen mu-nurd aud rut dishes, l box laaip liot.Iis, 1 box elastic, 3 razor strupn, 7 brooms, 1 package pad locks, 0 boxm shawl pins, l lot flax thread, 1 all-urn, 1 lot fish hooks, ream writmc Paper, 3 boxes l»ono sett, 1 box spoons, 2 l>oxc-t sliawl pins, 2 broken boxen toilet soap, 3 braces ami l auger, 1 pnekegodoor latches, 1 saw setter. 13 Htore aldero, 1 lot beads, 2 braces, 3 dezen sugar dbhf-8, 7 broken 111111-014 glass ware, 1<1U tumblers. 4 dozen p ates, lu| goblets, 35 pickle dishes, 3 do*. Eniall duties, -D dozen cui.t, 2 dozen goblets, 1 dozen gla-ne-f, l dozen saucers, ft dozen preserve dishes, \\K dozeu large glass pitchers, 3 dozen mugs, 4 dozen halt Hellers, 10 butter dishes, Iti spoon bowls, 2 doz *n soup dishes, 1 dozen cream pitchers. Tho ubovo dcMciihod property luvlod ou to sat isfy two mortgage tl fas—ono in favor of gtudwtll Brothers, iho other in favor of Hawes, Hyatt i Co., against J. II. Kumsov A Co. Jail td ll. G. IVEY, Sheriff. IUAMOX5) MPEf’TAt'LKN! Thcsft Spectacles aro rcauufncturcd froi ute Crystal I’ebldeh” n.ultt-d together, aud 1,1 '* called Dintuoud on accobut of their hardness *»*• J brilliancy. lIa^ing been tested with tho polurlscopo, th* diarnuiid lenses havo been found to admit llftocb per cont. less heuted lays than nuy other pebld’*. They are groun I with great scientifle acruriu.'. uro free troui chromatic aborrutious, end jiroduie a brightm stj and distlnctnesA of vision not before attained in spoctacles. Manufactured by *b" 8 pen cor optii-.vJ Msuuf.iOttiring Oo., New lor*. For sale by responsible ugeuts iu evory city iu tlie Uuioti. W1TI1CII A KIN3KL. Jewelers and OpflcUus. *r» solo agents for Columbus, (ia., from whom they can only l>« attained. No poddlcrs employed. Do u.»t buy n pair unless you see the »r*ds mark oot8 deodewiy^ eppi?:gs buchf Om- cull not help liking this thorough, system atic method. tho w -ik o. in. 1, omim ut iu tlieir profee.iyn, and who hav< tho important qualiflua- tion of being experi. nc-» J Remember that tho tint m .iitliv of Instruction aro. If there ii any distinction,' tlu* important ones. That is tho tlm.- t - lay a good fmindatloa. •‘A work well begun in already hall done." Price Notice to all Purchasers of this Excellent Compound Extract of Buchu. ; iiati Youa uttnitt-t to i*. pikijck* !'»•> H Cotumliu., (ia., .111.1 you u til (*■■. tb« 0eu.u.'>. Thun. M NO OUTBID* 00. Ail books pr.c it, pu t-paid, 1 vipt of retail Oliver Ditson k Co., Chas. H. Bitson & Co. Boitou. 711 Uraidway, K. Y. ■epl3 dJtawsw To All Whom it May CoucerD. rpHK copartnership of F. MYER a CO. is (UU X ‘l*y dissolvml by mutual cotisout. WILLIAM MYKR. of said tlrm. is solely mithoiize-d toscttla th«> affaire of th • late tlrm, nnd will continue tlie Boot Bun 8h r, e business at same place. , . H. MYKR A CO. January 7th. 1874. dcodlm* Wanted. W K " 01 «>* m.n «u.l nmn RVMIHKSS ** Til IT WILL FAT from H . . is per day, can bo piirsucil iu your own neighbor hood; it in 11 rare chance for thoso out of employ • mentor having leisure time; girls and boys fre quently do its Wiill ih meu. Particulars free. Add re. J. LAT1IAM A CO., augis tf '4v'2 Washington si , Boston, M**t. Original Ext. . . AOKSCIKS—KtrilKil ai-KGlAL OK OKNKItAI. 1 aiu individually dole Proprietor. L. PIERCE. M»r<*h 5th, l»7:t. t- Bankrupt’s Salo. B V virtu, of »n orOvr of thu llooot*bl» *'» *>“ trie. Court ..I tl... Ui.iK-.l t-tulf* lur »r» Ulilrict of tleorr'iu, wilt Hu h-i', 1 ,,., uucuiut.runco., .... th- lir.t TuMulujf In f«hrn*r.. tbe til*;lit,, hldior, in trout of th.- Co»" U"JI, »•» Utt ••• - llvtuue door in the town of Butler, laylo Georgia, the following property, to-wit; Lotot land No. 146. coi.taii.iiiR 2W» acres, w r or Imv; all of lot No. 144, south of 1 u«h‘f * ; being 190 ucri a, more or less ; tiact our I ,0 ‘* “V .; hern 160, containing 8b acres more leM. w*" contrinliig 32 kch h more or loss, and the non*i half of fractional lot Nn. 158, conUinii'K ®°* 4 # more or nu runtiiiK the aggregii* *0 ^ huud-cd an i flity-foury554Ji s p laiiul-fd an l Ihty-rour v «« res, in- - 1 „ lying uud beiug iu the 24th district said ^Th? above named i-r-.perty il eo»d John L. Woodward, bankrupt, and |u lot* purchastii Terms cash. . . Jalu wit JAMKd D Rbdd, As* gass,
