About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1874)
. r litiftifiiTrit'- 1 i • '• • *■• '• aaaa—i a Ittiis $m*'*** TUESDAY JANUAKV 27, 1874. 1 hanks.—We are indebted to onr cour teous and ever thought ful Representative, Mr. Peabody, for kind remembrances in the Rhnpo of new bills, and the annual re ports of onr State officers. TnE.Iowa House of Representatives had ballot tod 131) times up to Thursday last, for n Speaker, without 8U0C08H. The Re publican and the Anti-Monopoly candidate were tied. A bill introduced into the House of R'jproae.ntativos by Mr. Jones, of Eurko, provides for the appoinmont of a public weighor of cotton in each of tho sovoral markets of the State. The Urangers ap prover it. Tun boston Traeeler (which iH a Ropub lioan paper) charge** that Simon Cameron “loyally” would bo ah badly damaged as (’rtlob Cushing'* was, by a publication of Homo of tho letters sold by (ion. Pickett as “Confederate archives.'* Tw; House Committee of WayH and Moans havo agreed upon a bill authorizing an irsuo of O >vorninent currency to tho amonnt of $400,000,000. This will about cover tho $4 4,000,000 reserve, and legal izo tho re-issuo of it by tho Secretary of tho Treasury, but the bill may euconn tor stunt opposition in tho Semite. A London dispatch of tho 23d reports tho imprisonment of Goorgo H. Wballey a member of Parliament, for contempt of court in insisting on tho truthfulness of the testimony of a witness in tho Tich borne case, aftor his testimony had been impeached. Ho was imprisoned on rofu sal to pay a llue. The affair created nine oxcitciuent. Wk havo nn account of tho burial of tho Siumcso TwiriH. It is known that men of medical ncionco woro anxious to have a post mortem examination to nscer tain tho interior stmeturo of the liguturo that connected them, und to determine tho c.iuho of tho death of Eng. but it Haul that tho Twins had made wills pr testing against such an examination, an the probability is that (heir families poHod it on that account. Nuvr Hamphhiuf..—Some of tho Demo crats of Now Hampshire uro organizing bolt against tho action of their lato Slate Convention. They charge that tho rail road amt liquor interests had too much to do in slinping tho action of tho body. Tho Republicans think that this disaffec tion makes their success certain iu tho coming election. Alabama and Florida.—Tho official re turns of tho election in the comities of West Florida upon tho question of annex ing that section of tho State to Alubnmn, have been counted in tho Legislature of Florida. Tho voto stood—for annexation 1,040, against annexation 059—total voto 1,704. Gov. Mart, in his lato message, suggests that, the voto was not full enough for ho small a majority to decide tho ques tion, and proposes that it be submitted to u vote of the people of tho whole Stato. No Nehd for It. — We have reooivnd from the American Peace Society, of bos ton, some long articles in favor of their hobby, with a request that we copy them. There is no need for the publication of HUoli articles at the South, us our people are not “spiling for a light" with nuy na tion or anybody. How any society in boston could l ave imagined, after onr quiet submission to the governments that havo boon placed over ns and the kind of rulo to which we have been nubjeoted for tho last few years, thut there was any dan ger of our getting up a war is a mystery that puzzles us. This is not “missionary ground" f<»r tho American Peace Society. Atlantic and Gulf Kailboad.—The bill to aid tho Atlantic and Gulf Railroad (to which Mr. Peabody refers in his letter which we publish to day) proposes to do nate to that road the State stock, amount ing to ouemillions of dollars,on condition that tho road bo oxteudod towards Mobile according to its original desigu. Wo havo not seen the bill in full, but it seems to us to make a concession which the State ought to be cautions iu assenting to. If we understand it aright, it pro ceeds upon the assumption thut the indi vidual parties inteiestod oau and will ex tend tlu* road, but only propose to do so it the State will surrender to them her interest. Tho State ought certainly to be well assured that they will comply with their part of the agreement,before giving up her interest. jj is to await the action of Congress in this ] l.liTTDK I'KOM Mil. I*£AIH>HY. matter. A Bub committce, however, has | been selected to consider tho complaints of fhe Grangers, and the individual mem bers announce their intention to prose cute their labors with vigor." COL. CIIARLEH A. CKAHODY. We are glad to announce to cur readers, particularly the farmers, that Col. Pea body, well known as nn able and intelli gent farmer, will hereafter edit au Agri- cnltuul Department in this paper. Onr object is to make onr journal a necessity to all classes, and to accomplish this wo propose to uso every energy, and gather about us every ability that will aid us in onr enterprise. Col. Peabody has had uch experience as a writer on agricul ture, and being a prominent member of the Patrons of Husbandry, he is admira ble qualified to instruct in his depart ment, and to advance the interests of tho Grangers. It is not our desire to ho known us “a Grange organ,” for iu this as other matters, wo cunnot sacrifice our in dependence, but wo cau say truly that all our sympathies are with the farmers in their efforts to rise, and everything wo oan do to advance their interests wo pro pose doing. Col. Peabody's articles will appear in the Doily and Weekly issues, and tho de partment will fill a long required desider atum. SVo congratulate our readers on this acquisition to our editorial force, nnd wo ssk iu return that they show their ap preciation of our efforts by extending tho circulation and influence of The Enqui- IlKIL AMUSEMENTS. IMPOKTAKT. The Washington National Jlepublican of Saturday has a loading editorial article which will everywhere bo regarded us im portant and significant. It will greatly strengthen tho prevalent roports of (ion. Grant’s intended “now departure" in po litical action. It claims thut ho has been tho main pillar of strength of tho Repub lican edifice, nnd that many Republican members of Congress owe their eloctiou to his personal popularity ; that his two Presidential terms havo been marked by successful administration and measures of sagacity, while tho last two Congresses can boast of no act of legislative distinc tion which does not boar Grant's impress; that their history is illustrated chiefly by personal bickerings and joalousioH, in vestigations, suspicious of corruption, and exposuro of soiled linen in public. It says that tho negro question and recon struction,, with all their complications and embroilment*, havo lost tho powor which they ouco had to stir up tho mass os of tho people, and must give way to something more practical and vital; that the ma chine, having boon set iu motion, must now run itself; that “such measures as tho Civil Rights bill might bo acceptably subordinated to the suffering interests of tho overwhelming majority of our poo- plo." It indicates what those more urgent aud important measures demanded by tho suffering interests of the peoplo are, viz : the improvement of rivers, canals con necting the Western rivers with tho At lantic, and such legislation on the finances as will promote an oarly return to spocio payments. Tho needs of tho farmers, it says, underlie those propositions, which are tho two problems of tho hour. This article evidently means somethiny, and taken in connection with othor out givings and othor events, it is full of in terest and encouragement. a Tim*. Yesterday a number of our promiuont citizens, including Messrs. Salisbury, Chilton, King, blanchard, bonds, Little, Colzey, bacon, lllges, Cliipley, and others took a trip to Opelika and thopco to tho terminus of tho Savannah and Memphis Road. A large number of prominent cit izens joined the party at Opelika nnd Dndovillo, and the day Doing pleasant and tho lunches arnplo tho occasion was one of the most enjoyable. Tho Savan nah aud Memphis Read is a great neces sity to out city and country nnd wo hopo for u speedy resumption of work and its early completion. Gen. Alexander, the Rresidont, and Major Greene, tho efficient Engineer-iu-Chicf, are sanguino of the good rosults to be derived from this great undertaking. Tho bridge over the Talla poosa iH a tine structure, and Salisbury, tho town at the present terminus, though at this tune in its inoipioucy, has hopes of becoming a place of great importance. The party returned at l) o'clock i\ m., all well pleased with their trip. THi: TALLA88EE FACTO 11Y. We havo received from Mr. J. S. by- iugton a letter in which ho states that # 1.10,000 of tho $300,000 of now stock iu this factory was subscribed iu Georgia and the portion of Alabama adjacent to Columbus ; also a printed circular which ho has addressed to tho new stockholders, in w hich ho informs thorn of the ariaugo- mont agreed upon at Montgomery, which amounts to an extension for live years of the debt due the creditors, at six per cent, interest, and that Mr. Micoti has surrendered his entire interest, amount ing to forty per cent, of the stock of the now stockholders, to compensate them for their failure to receive any dividends during the five years. This stock of Mr. Micou will be delivered to the new stock holders upon application. This, Mr. bymgton Bays, was the best arrangement with the creditors which it was possiblo to make. The South as a Manufacturing Power.— Edwiu do Loon, Esq., recently editor of the Savannah Republican, but i now n resident of New York, writes an : encouraging article on tho progress of I manufactures at tho South, to the New i York Independent. He says : “Has the i great industrial movement in Southern manufacturing aud mechanical industry escaped the keen aud calculating intellects of our Northern brothren ? Do not you The Provision* or Several Impor tant nuu. . Atlanta, January 24, 1873. Editor Enquirer and Run :—I notice your editorial in reference to the bill reg ulating issuing of bonds by cities and countieH. Tho bill provides that its provisions shall not apply to bonds to bo issued in redemption of bonds already issued, but recognizes the power to issue others just as they now could do. Instead of the property Doing counted, the bill now provides for a concurrence of u majority of freeholders and majority of voters. I have introduced a bill iu reference to tho North nnd South Railroad, tho lead ing features of which are that a commis sion bo appointed with tho power of the board of directors ; that the State give tho uso or hire of 100 convicts for one year to complete Hie road to LaGrauge ; that in order to so complete it, tho com missioners may make contracts for iron and material, and borrow money. When tho road is finished to LnGrungo, it is to be sold and tho proceeds used to pay tho bonds endorsed by tho Stato, and such debts as may bo made by tho commission ers in building tho road prorata. Tho portion next to Romo to bo sold separate ly- This is tho best thing that can possibly bo done for tho road or Columbus, oven if this can bo passod. If the Stato helps tho Macon and brnnswick, as proposed, it will probably also help tho North aud South. The bill to give appointment of County Treasurer to County Commissioners will bo withdrawn, as tho constitution pro vides for county officers to bo elected by tho people. Yours truly, John Peabody. SPRINGERS OPERA HODSE! One Night Only—Saturday, Jan. Slat. BACKUS’ BIRCH, WAMB0LD A World-Reuow nod SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS ! Organize! i» 18M, amt for the pant nine yearn located on Broadway, New York. 22 TALENTED ARTI8TE8 ! No Brass Band, No Pictorial Printing, but the Performance on the Stage. General Admission $1.00; Gallery 50 cents. Sen til secured without extra charge at W. J Chaffin'* Hook Store. Ja25 Ut RACING. RACES, RACES, RACES SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB, February 3d, 4th, 5th and 0th, 1H74. Alabama and Chattanooga Kailboad -The decision of Judge Woods, of tin t'nitod States Circuit Court, to the offer that the mortgage of Seth Adams aud others is superior to other liens, aud de creeing a sale of the road for tho primary satisfaction of their mortgage, is uoticod elsewhere. The State of Alabama is thus ad judged to have only a second lien, and her endorsement to the amount of three or four millions of dollars of the bonds of tho road can only bo protected by what may remain of tho proceeds of the Rale lif ter satisfying the first mortgage. We do not know tho amount of tho lien of Soth Adams and his company. Possibly the State may be compelled to buy the road to protect her interest from total loss. We learti from the Mobile Register that Charles b. Wallace, complainant in tho cross bill, prayed for and obtained an ap peal to the next term of tho Supremo Court of tho United States. Ho also pray ed for a bupersedias, which was granted, upou condition of giving bond aud secur ity iu tho liual sum of $100,000. * «. + and they kuow that already tho looms aud Concerning tho influenco of tho move- I spindles of Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, ment of tho Patrons of Husbandry upon South Caroliua aud Louisiana are supply- CoDgross, tho WaiJjiugton National Re- iug the wants of Southern populations publican, of the 23d, says : “So far very and rivaling tho Northern mills ? That little has been accomplished to further tho Columbus and Augusta and Montgomery farming interests, and tho coannitteos are are becoming great manufacturing ceu- loth to enter upou an exhaustive consul- tres ? That Romo, in Georgia, aud Bir* eretiou of tho subject without the aid of miughara, in Alabama, are embryo Pitts- tho tranking privilege. An immense burgs for iron and coal ; while Atlanta, correspondence would follow any ex- . Chattanooga, Louisville and Richmond teudod investigation, and, not being pro- j are growing up into new Birminghams Tided with postage money, the disposition 1 and Hheffisid* ?" Jenkins In France. Woro a newspaper reporter iu Paris to call on tho Duke <lo broglio as u public man, and ask him his viows on public af fairs, he would be shown the door as au impertinent fellow who hud taken au un warrantable license. In America, the probabilities are that tho public man would enter into a lengthy conversation with the reporter, and answer any ques tions that might bo put to him. The power of the Press, aud the panting aftor celebrity, or even notoriety, on the part of inuny public men, contribute largely to tho license usually accorded to the Ameri can reporter. In view of suspension or suppression, the Fronoh press is compara tively weak, and tho French law deals iu a summary mauner with him who scales the walls of privuto life for journalistic purposes. To bo thrust out of tho door and re-enter by tho coal-hole, in the exer cise of roportorial functions, is purely an Amorican experience. To commit a mis demeanor iu order to gain admittance to a prison, to feign madness iu order to gain admittance to nn asylum, are inci dents which belong only to tho life of on American reporter. The uudicity aud work of this indefatigable seeker after news are only appreciated by tho Ameri can render when ho is condemned to for- oign newspapers. — “French J'vcssf in Galaxy for January. United States District Court. IT IS OHDK.ltKD, That tho February Term »f fhn I United State* District Court, to Hit on iliu 2d ITu-jiluv of February next, at Savannah, he nil- MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OK APRILi Jtl ..pie. ill tako notice itble John Erxkine, Jmlgo ames McPherson, lii.Kly. liy order of Hi of said Court. Ja87 ltftfehl Received This Day : Maltby's Prepared Cocoanut, Hecker's Farina, Sago, Tapioca, Split Pca9, Condensed Milk, Hand Sapolio, Sapolio for House Cleaning. Asparagus, Fresh Peaches, Quinces, Cherries, Egg Plum, Pine Apple, Cranberry Sauce, Sardines and Club Fish. ROB’T S. CRANE, Trustee. _.ia27 II FRESH Shaker Garden Seeds! W.UlllANTKll. ROB’T S. CRANE, JfKJt _ Truiteu. Letter Press and Card Printing. JUST RECEIVED A FINE STOCK OF LETTER., BILL 'H E A 13 AND a to mo nt I STAKKS AND PURSES,*4,303. REAL ESTATE ACENT8. ELLIS & HARRISON, Real Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, TILL ATT KM* PROMPTLY TO THE SALK, RENT iu the City (at j'nv the prop* rty For Sale. i Mclutc •. h tree I, »ith Will be sold •, for cash. CITY LOT No. three dwelling- .. together or erj uta J**7 VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated in tho business centre of tho city. Will soil at a great bargain, ..r t» an acceptable party an undivided interest. The property can bo made to pay a latfe A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with ten acres ground, in Liu wood, oue mile from 8. W. K. R. depot; a very comfortablo and desirable home. For Rent. A STORE HOUSE iu the valley of Talbot county, at a cross-road, three miles of tho Chalybeate Springs. A very desirable locution for a Dry Goods and Grocery business. *epl7 S t VISITING All or whi a ]ior, AI/50. and BUSINESS CARDS. Railroad Receipt Books, Bills Lading, Georgia and Alabama Legal Blanks, on hand. Tlios. Gilbert, PRINTER and BINDER, Sun and Times Building* COLUMBUS, GA. COLUMBUS Industrial Association. Stockho on Tuesday, 27th iuat, of tho above Associa rooms of German Club o'clock a. in., for tho il of Directors for tho .4 for a Fair next Full. ck holder or by pro iepv R. W. PEABODY, Secretary. Notice. T HE annual meeting of the Stockholders * Merchants' Building ami Loan Associatio will bo held at the otlie • of the Treasurer, Tuei day, January -7’h, at o’clock v. x. | j.2A 2t Wanted, •3 hah Apply. 1st, Savauiiah Cup ten 1 Fourth Dl>v—Four Races. 1st, Hurdle Ilundi- ip, over eight hurdles. 2d, bweopBtnkrs for tree year old*, .‘id, Selling race. 4th, Consoli dation Purse. GKO. S. OWENS, .). T McFarland, Sec'y. President. jn24 dot MACHINISTS. B. H. RYDER, I'KKTKAI, Engineer and Machinist, H AVING taken the Machin" Shop in Goetchius' Planing Mills, is now- prepared to do all work iu his line with pro 1 pines*, and at prices as low as similar work cun bo done in the South. Special attention given to Mill Work and Repairs of all kinds. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. No ueod of pending work to neighboring cities, patroHuge solicited Public ja2:i deodiwln HIDES. HIDES! HIDES!! WE WILL PAY THE Highest Market Price FOIt Green 1 Dry Hides, Furs ami Beeswax, AT GRAY & CO.’S, No. 2 Crawford St. ju22 J2m Tinier Rudkin llounr. AUCTION SALES. By ELLIS & HARRISON. T his day, Tuesday, January 27th, 11 o’ci’k, in fiont of store, wo will sell for and ou ac count of a traveler, A Fine No Top Buggy, littlo used. J„27 It A Fine Set of Harness. FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. 2 l.AHUK ROOMS, with si.lo enlranco, with u- ,1 jmrlor hi, I kitch Ni. t’urllen can board wit AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT8 it. MeNF.HL O. W. ROSETTE. ft E Uwh ' R. McNEILL & CO. AUCTION, Commission Merchants AND Heal Estate Agents, 121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., H AVING formed a copartnership to conduct the AUCTION AND COMMI88I0S business, solicit a share of the publio patronage. HAVE NOW ON CONSIGNMENT, III, mi CORN, APPLES, POTATOES i FRESH BUTTER, Which is offered at WHOLESALE AND UETAIL, at prioea that will h e l0 inducement to Cash Buyers. K. McNEILL A po. Cutumhn-, Oct.ihur 12th, ’-37H. dtim GROCERIES. For Sale. T im it str« u.itt k Cm. Tin: 1" l IlhlCI, Broad r>tl For Sale. know m as tlu> Ba: ecu pled by Mr. L. ft. MM. PEABODYk BRANNON Plantation for Rent. FARM BOOKS. TIME BOOKS FOK PLANTATIONS AND FARMS Enables any oue to keep accurate ac- counts with their employees. Price $1 50. Tho form id one furniithed by u planter of much experience. It* uso will ennblo a Farmer to save many tiinos its cost during tho year. Printed and for salo by THOMAS GILBERT, SUN JOB ROOMS, Columbus, Ca. ' Tho Book will bo forwarded by mail, ou receipt of price. ja21 dawtf WACON MAKINC. Wood and Blacksmith Shop. J. H. M0SHELL H AVING takeu Gootchius’ Bbukumitli SIiop, i* uow preparod to do Uluckumitiiing and Wood Work in all their varum* branches, each a* Plantation Woik, Repairing of Carriage* ami Wagon*, making of ull deHcriptiou* of Plows, llorto Shoeing, Ac. I keep constantly on hand a largo etock of all kind* of PLOWS iu goner.I use, which will he Hold a* cheap a* cau be found any where iu the South. 1 have aecund the services of PETER EDGAR, the well known wood workmau, and am prepared to guarantee all work done, either in the wood or i llu Tho patr lolicitcd. ja20 tf of tho public Is respectfully J. H. MOSIIKLL. MISCELLANEOUS. Stockholders’ Meeting. ;>any will be held at the office of the Company, n ll o'clock v m. Wednesday, 4th February next. W. GUN BY JORDAN. ja20 2w Sec’y k Treat'r. Dividend Notice, K Directors of the Kag’e and Pbonix Manu facturing Company have thi* day declared vo setni-anuu »1 dividends of 5 per cent., the first nyab’e on ami after April l«t. 1V74, the Nocond on id after November 1st, lb74. G. tiUNBY JORDAN, ja20 codim Sec’y k Treas’r. T Notice to Shippers. BOATS, from ite, will deliver no [Hidings without Ag 8* freight pre-paid, •ttie hill* on presentation. SAM’ [ (12 W 1 LINK OF • I after tli ! * freights at Agents at Cplutnhi!" to January , 1871. Notice to the Ladies. > infort with a »rtm nt of HUMAN HAIR, and will RENEW AND WOKS OVER ALL OLD HAIR COMBINGS, etc, in all the latest styles. Store third door above J. S. Jones' dry goods store, jail lm Notice. •tified not to trade . Siren P. J. Big- date 1 Marc i 21st, 1872, for $101. and one for $20.00. The corndderation for which these notes were given having tailed, I will uot settle them. January 17tb, 1874. tf W. II. PACE. Mule Taken Up. old, which the owner can get by proving property and paying for this^8**i advertisement. ja24 tf J. G. ABERCROMBIE. Diaries for 1874. ^LL SIZES, Styles of Binding and Price For sale by J. W. PSASE A NUesMAN. To All Whom it May Concern. T HE copartnership of F. MYER k CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAM 1 MYER, of said (lrm, is solely authorized to settle I the affair* of the late firm, and will continue the | Boot aou Shoe business at same place. F. MYER k CO. | January 7th. 1874. deodlm* Apply J«2:t 2t a w 1 w River J WILL RENT MY RIVER PLANTATION ON very moderate terms, If applied for soon. Apply at ROOM K Y & Vi A RN Eft'S. For Rent. 3\Tew Grocery Store. DANIEL & BARBEE, At Watt it^W'Uiker's old stand, No. 152 Broad Street. W K respectfully notify our friends and the public that we havo opened at the shove stm.t a large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AC., is. Wo res| uct r ully solicit a share of the public mi rill not ho undersold iu this or any other uoighboniu Respectfully, DANIEL k RAKBRK. T hree large out-houses, I liege*, Alabama. ju2o at O NE of tile i in Wynn i lor table ROOM?, with i * land aud wood priv- two miles from lower bridge, in iCNnlon fiver tmtnerliutaly. A|iply to .1. It. MUS!IKL1,._ For Rent, [lost comfortable Dwellings ion, th * residenco of Thus. slSsI used. Toiiim easy. Apply 1 ™* Executor’s Sale. O N tho first Tiiesi Hell at public i*o next tho t Hall, and Concert Hall. Ilia said prc| Jacob I Moses. c3l td of sale, the folio' I lmK interest iu tho premises storehouse lately occupied by Hall now by William Beach, as a Imrd- idivided half interest iu tho *toro on Broun street, under Con- idividcil fourth interest iu ISAAC 1. MOSES. Exeeuto A For Sale Low. SCHOLARSHIP IN THE MEDICAL COL LEGE AT EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. 0 tf APPLY AT THIS OFFICE. T WO Stn Apply t Rooms to Rent. J. it Johnston & ft, for Office or Sleeping J. It JOHNSTON . GROCERIES. Co to Pomeroy’s, AT HOOIBltK’N rUHM'.lt, For Ferris & Co.’s Sugar-cured Pig Hams and Strips, Ferris’s Mild-cured N. Y. Bellies, Wright’s Ne Plus Ultra Mince Meat, far superior to Atmore’s, Raisins, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Pre served Ginger, Jellies, Corn Starch, Sardines, Salmon, Oysters, Tomatoes, Christmas Eggs, Turkeys, Ducks and Chickens, Wine, Milk, Butter, Boston Butter, Soda and Pic-nic Crackers, Snaps, &c. 43-Mr. T. U. Pridqkon will he found at the counter, anil will be pleased to wait on his for mer customers and friends. Tho patronage of the public is respectfully solioite I. [de20 DRY COODS. BOATRITE & CLAPP, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Clotihing, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Notions, HAVE JUST RECEIVED New Prints and other Staple Goods, AND WILL CONTINUE TO SELL Winter Dress Goods,' Flannels and other Cold Weather Fabrics AT PANIC PRICES, FAR BELOW COST. TRUTH ! LITTLE CASH—LOW PRICES! JOSEPH & BROTHER THE DOMESTIC STOCK Will be sold at lower prices than can be given in Georgia, and all other articles lower than in New York. •iF* Spring is coming, and tills opportunity cannot last forever. Store open eurly aud luur JOSEPH & BROTHER, Coloiubftfl, Jun. 18, 1974. dtf tl9 Broad street, Columbu*, a. AT COST! FROM THIS DATE. I OFFER ENTIRE STOCK AT COST OF H. F. ABELL & CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED [ C E-CUR El) WHITE ME VP, (New York), Fulton M-.uket Dried B « f, New Han Buek.vhe Early Ko id Pink Eye Potato**, No julo sepC tf RESTAURANTS. Sans Souci! [ACK TURNER 1ms opened this popular ftes- iraut, id will FtRNISII MEALS AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND NIGHT. JllJl lv\ OPERA HOUSE RESTAURANT, Ten-Pin Alley and Bar ! J’HE ntidcrs yued will open establishment, aud bo prepared to ply his friends with ev ry luxury. "ctl* tiffin A, J. ItOI.AMF SEEDS. SEED OATS ! And Groceries and Provisions, -.VT- BARBEE A IVEY’S, j«2l (11 w Crawford Street. FOR CASH ! J. S. JONES. , Sept. 28th, 1873. deodAwjf 111! BiRGilHS! 1 B&BG&INS!!! Important to Those in Want of l)ry Goods. C ONTRMl’LATINtt n .lliil.t ctiaua. in nur limine.,. w« IY„m tin, 'lut- STOCK OF ltKESS AXIS FANCY HOODS AT ONK-HAI.F TMEIK VAIjI’E, and invite those in want to rail, ixamiiio and la* convinced. No charges made for showlug goods. Our Terms from this date will be Cash. No goods will be sold on longer time than thirty days. •arne-tly requested All those iudelit call and settle at once, or make mi Isfactory JOHN McGOUGH & CO. J. KYLE & CO. ir. KSPKCTFULLY an > tliHr friend 3 . I lm public geue'ally, that their §ALI- onsihting of every article usually found iu a !i the money panic in New York for money, and cash. 4*ir We >til! keep a large line of IRISH LINENS, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION ! ALSO, A SPLENDID LINK OF Ladies*’, Af.iswets’ and Children’s* Shoes. or tho Latest Style ami Best Make. Also, it Beautiful Line of Carpets, Rugs, &c., at Reduced Prices. well l" give us a call, ns we bought low and will sell REMEMBER ! THE NEW YOKE STORE Dissolution Notice. i T he firm of thomas oilbert a j CO. 1ms this day boeu dissolved by mutual consent. Tho busluess will bo sottled up by THOMAS GILBERT, to whom those having claims against the Arm will present them f-»r pavmont. Thoso Indebted to the firm for sub- scrlptlon, ndvortlslng, job work or book-blnd- ing are requested to give early attention to the settlement of their arrearages. THOS. DkWOLK, THOS. GILBERT. Wolumbus, Ga., Dec. 81,1878. IS STILI. SELLING AT Panic Prices 2 OUR J0UVIN TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES AT OOc. A PAIR. ONLY A FEW DOZEN LEFT S. LAND AUER Sc Nov au. ISIS. [lubSO-eodAwlyJ BRO. New YulSIor*
