About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1874)
JP.aUg tignqtttm.. Called Meeting of Council. A coiled meeting of the ('ity Council <01.1.11hi m: TUESDAY CITY •JANUAJiY 1^"^- ! Mcfielieo ond Durkin. held last evening. Preaent wore the in the forenoon and at St. Buko at night. Mayor and u full Hoard, except Aldermen Presiding Elder J. B. Mcfiehee preached Churrheo Sunday. | ERESU ARRIVALS At TUE V1R- Hev. S. Anthony preached nt 8t. Paul ! OIJflA STORE• AFFAIRS. the Meeting of t'oiiimbm 11 range Huh been changed frOtn Friday 11 o'olock to Saturday at 10 o’clock a. m. W. G. Woolfolk, Master. colujirnvs j>ailymarket. Mayor Oleghotn stated the object of the meeting to ho to see what action is necessary to provide for entertaining the Stato Agricultural Convention soon to aHHGinblu in Columbus. Aid. Itedd, after some explanatory re marks, in which ho set forth the magni tude and importance of the Convention, which moots here on the 10th of Febru- JchsANCtA’..—Sight. Bills on New York % per ary, and alluding to the manner in which ! pastors. At II road Street Methodist six cent. <11s ount; on Jioston 1 per cent.; on sa- | other Georgia cities had provided for its ! persons joined the church at tho morning per cent.; dornand bills on Boston entertainment, ottered tho following pre- | hour. Bov. Mr. lteeves preached at j his first sermon at St. Luke in the fore noon, and supplied Trinity (Brownvillej at night. At the last named cITurcli ltev. Mr. Tigner supplied the pnl]>it in the inoruiug. At the First Baptist ftev. Mr. Kondrick preached morning and evouing on tho subject of “Wine Drinking," and his discourses aro said to have been mas terly efforts in the causo of temporance. Other city churches were supplied by vnnnah^per cent.; dornnnd bills per cunt. Hanks aro Moiling checks on New York at premium. Currency hums par oont. por month, (lold and silver notul- Ordlnaiy lo <ft\\ (lood Ordinary 13 t/>— Low Middling! 1 Middlings 14*40— Nlrloi Middlings — fy— Hales 870 hales. Kecolpts tills hales—138 by M. h (1. K lt.| 10 by wagons; I »»y N. fit S. It. It.; IS by W. It. H.; 70 by river; 67 by 8. W. U. U. Hhlpmenls fllfl bales—Ml by H. W It. It, ; ti(i6 for home consumption. DAII.Y BTATKMRNT. SUh>W on hand August 3lst, 1873 1,177 Heeetved to-day 2W» • • pro vlousl y 48,700—40,007 5,000 yards yard wide Bleached Cottons at 12j cents—worth in the beginning of the season 18o. w r»,000 4-4 Sea Island Cotton, 12$ cents, worth 16 cents. 5,000 yards Bpring Prints. 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting. 500 dozen John Clarke's Spool Cotton, only 70 cents. Black Alpacas only 40 cents—worth in any market 50 conts. * Jugla’s and Harris’ Kid Gloves for ladies and gents. Gents' Opera Kids only $1.00. Shipped to-day previously. BIB 11,874 38.U41 Stock on hand 17,833 Sami; Hay East Ybar.—August 31*1,1873, 168; received name day ‘248; total receipts 40,672; chipped hiime day 98 ; total shipment! 34,721 ; lock 11,068 ; flulc HMI. Middling* 18-^c. U. N. Pours.- HociMptu lor *2 day* no,043; ex ports to Great lliitaln 20.424; to Continent i,077 ; (took 801.004. nr SERAI, notice. Tho friends aud acquaintance;* of Mr. ami Mrs. E. II. Jordan, aro rnq Heated to attend the funeral uf tho latter, from tho Presbyterian Church, this (Tuesday) morning at 11 o'clock. New Advert* turnout *. Ellis «V Harrison havo a salo to-day Meo also advurliHeinont of houses and lots for salo. Peyton, Gordon A Co. have a change of advertisement, which these in wuut-of bargains ill dry goods should see. Hon annual law card of -Joseph F. l’ou, E*t'l lie is ono of tho ntilosl attorneys of tlio city. It. S. Claim, Trustee, has fresh instal ments of good tilings in tho eating lino, ('(insult his notion. Hen notion of adjourned term of U. S. Court at Savannah James McPherson, Clerk. Mayor'* Court. Ills Honor's lovee yesterday was woll attended. Aid. Flournoy prosided. W. KraiiHH, disorderly conduct, lined ft vo dollars. Mao Temples, disorderly conduct aud shooting in tho strouts, llnod live dollars uiid costs. A. F. Johnston, charged with druying without liootiHo, dismissed, charge not be ing sustained. Charles Gy nob, charged with commit ting a nuisance on tho streets, dismissed. A Quarter of ti Million. The holder of the. ticket drawing tho ftrut prize in Kentucky Library Gift Con cert, will receive $250,000 in cash, and there are 11,ODD other (rush gifts. Tho Concert takes plaoo March .'11, 1874, and there will bo no postponement. Every ticket will bo sold before the .'list day pf Mu It i quite cold. heath's Jhtinyi amble and resolutions : Whereas, Tho Semi-annual Convention j tions we of (lie Georgia Stato Agricultural Society i weather v will bo held in this city daring the mouth I of February, and whereas, it is customary to extend to tho delegates to said e.ouvau- >,\ rH ,j„ ^ esc «2r i fore be it— morning, nged 58 years. The deceased ltesolved, That the sum of !$ — lie had been iu a decline for several years, appropriated by the City Council of Co- |„,t WdH only confined to her bed for u Brownevillo Baptist at night. Cougrega- | Foxed and plain Cloth Gaiters, Culf generally good, though tho j ®nd Oil, Goat Shoes, made to order and warrauted not to rip. Lawyers. Cnltrd Status Hitt riot 1'ourt In Haul. The following cuhos wore filed in the above court during tho pusl lv A. Qunrlornmn, of Cuthbort. No solicitor. Jusnph King, of Columbus, Ingram A Crawford, solicitors. Thu following petition f v final dis charge was also filed : James II. Smith, of Cuthbort. Hirer .Vein. The Jackson arrived yesterday forenoon with eighty halos cotton and some seven ty-live barrels. She leaves at III o'clock this morning. The river has risou two or throe foot sinoo Sunday morning. Credit Our. Deputy Marshal Robinson, with his city hands, iu uuw doing excellent sorvico in tho way of street improvements* Ran dolph has been vastly improved under his manipulation*, as havo also several of the upper streets. He h engaged m a good work and deserves special credit for the uuimier in which lie docs it. fm nsplnnted. Died last night, at t> o’clock, in thiacity, Kato i mine, daughter of G. W and Hath Northrop, aged -I yours This blight and lovolv little otio was extensively known and loved throughout the city, and though Jeans has thus early summoned her to hiiusolf, many a tear will full over tho ami tact of her going. Our sympathies are with tho stricken parentH. Georgia Rome Innuruncc Cotnjmny. At an auuuul meeting of stockholders of this company, held yesterday, the fol lowing otfioora were re-elected for the present year J lihodos'Browne, Brostdent. 8. S. Murdoch, Secretary. G. NY. Dilliughaui, Troasnror. Directors—J. Rhodes Browne, J. F. IiindniH for said purpose. Resolved, Tbut tho Mayor is hereby authorized to appoint u couimitteo of six ((!) from Council and seven from the citi zens, to not in concert with committees already appointed by tho Columbus Grange and the Muscogeo Agricultural Society, to provide a suitable pluco for holding the sessions of said Convention and for the entertuiument of the dele gates while here. Resolved, Auy ono appointed on said committee that cannot act, can soloct an ulternato in his pluco. Aid. Mebaffey moved to fill tho blauk with $1,000; Aid. Grimes offered to pmend by substituting $700 aud Aid. Brannon $500. Tho first two mimed sums woro voted down, tho blank tilled with $500 and tho resolution as u wholo adopt ed. I "pon motion of Aid. Redd, tlio Mayor appointed tho following coramittoo to muko the necessary arrangements for tho meeting and autortuining said Conven tion: Aids. Redd, Grimes, Blanchard, Andrews, Sohous-Jor, Flournoy, and citi zens John Mollheuny, M. J. Crawford, W. L. Salisbury. A. M. Alien, Jus. Ran kin, L. NV. Isbell and F. J. Mott. Council thou adjourned. Disgraceful Rowdyism In IJirard. J>el ween 12 and 1 o’clock Sunday morn ing a drunken loafer named Hicks, who had boon in Girard about nix or eight months, went to the residence of MrH. Rohiuolt and daughter, and frightened thorn away from homo. Mr. Portorvont was sent for who got tho man off aud started him on his way. Shortly after ward the liquor-crazed individual wont back to Mrs. Uabinett’s, broke in at a window, demolished furniture, glasses, Ac., burned a fow things, stole fivo or six dollars from u bureau drawer, nud with u pistol and knife iu hand, threatened to kill overyhody who ciimo in his way. Tho badly frightened ladies fled to neighbor ing houses for protection. Several muti congregated and got tlio fellow away from the bouso. They started with him to Gi rard, but ho cut a Mr. Cobb iu tho hand, and finally made his escape, running anon of Mr. Portorvont up tho road in extra double quick. A parly was gotten togeth er Sunday to arrest the drunken despera do, but he could not ho found. NVo hope ho may yot he discovered and arrested, ns there is, or ought to bo, a placo in Iho Pouitoutinry for nil such degraded charac ters. Mrs. Robinett is a worthy and hard working lady, and much sympathy is felt hi her behalf. Eatal Culling Scrape near Crawford. •Reports reached town yeuterduy that •). L. Davis, Jr., was killed on Suuday, near Crawford, Ala., by A. ft. Eiland, a former treasurer of Russell county. The killing was caused by cuts from a knife in tlio ulnlouiou. Particulars are meagre, though wo hoar that a dispute arose out of uu old grudge About a debt one owed the other. It is also stated that Davis'was in liquor, and iiuido the first pass with a knife. Tlio two, it is said, woro relatives. Mr. i'euhody** Letter The North and South Hull road. Mr. Peabody has a letter iu another column explaining tho terms of his hill concerning tlio issuance of bonds by cor porate towns and cities. NVo could not learn from tbo officers of the road tho text of the North and South bill referred to, us they luul no idea Mr. Peabody contemplated such a bill. Thb Superintendent informs us that ono hun dred convicts enu complete tho grading between tho terminus aud LuGrango in loss than three months. NVo think tbo company relies upon tho bill referred to by our Athiutn correspondent, though this was more implied than stated, the oftleors being very reticent, tint hopeful that their labor of years would y crowned with succoss. Erivnds of Temperance Their li mit*. NVo ufiderstaml tho members of this So- eiety are contemplating rnakiug an effort to obtain funds to provide thmnsol^ea with suitable regal in for officers and the neces sary jewels of the Order. Would it not be well for the Indies of tho community to interest themselves in this matter aud insist the “Friends" in raising tho neces sary funds for the purpose 'i NVo are sure the young iuou composing tho Order would appreciate highly such nu effort iu their behalf, aud would feel nerved for n stronger eoutliet with the demon of iu- tompornuce. Though tho Order is in creasing numerically, it is still financially j weak, aud to feel that the Indies of the community sympathize with it Gents' Hand-Hewed Shoes at oost. CiT Remember, the Virginia Store is on J., consort of Mr. E. II. Jor- i .. . , . . the west side of Broad street. Peyton, Gobdon A Co. ja27 daodJfcwtf To Close Out for Spring Trade I am still selling my large stock of Dry Goods at cost, aud in many cases at half price. Havo recently added to it many new goods bought at panic prices, which aro also soiling at coHt. Embrace an early opportunity to secure this advan tage. Twenty pieces choice Black Alpa cas, oheaper than ever. Terms cosh only. II. T. Cniount, at old stand of Virginia Store. few days. She was boru iu Fredericks burg, Vu., hut resided in Florida sixteen years prior to her removal to this city, some two years since,* As u member of the Presbyterian Church, slyj exemplified tho Christian virtues iu an eminent de gree, and as u wife and mother was all that could bo expoutud or desired. She was the mother of four children, all of them grown, two of whom—Sir. J. L. Jordan, the druggist, and a daughter— reside in C'oluuibus. Her conflict over the Inst Enemy was triumphant aud her cud peaceful. TEMPERANCE. Mothers’ Hope Council of Friends of Temperance, at their meeting last night, passed tho following resolutions compli mentary to Rev. Mr. Kondrick : “Whereas, this Council of tho Friends of Temporance, knowing that tho Rev. A. Kendrick delivered two discourses ‘Wine Drinking,’ iu his church, ou Sunday ; llcAolccil, That tho thunks of this Council be publicly made to him, by pub lication iu the Daily Sun and Enquired, for tbo sound truths ho expressed iu de nunciation of tho awful ovils of tho salo and use of iutoxienting liquors iu a social, moral, religious and nutioaul point of and especially for tho manner he ondeuvorod to press tbo united efforts of tho Christian Church, ns a part of thoir duty to society, iu its various relations to muukiiid, to show, by example and iuflu- onco, the practice nud profession of total nbstinonco from tho salo and use of spir ituous and malt liquors, wine, etc., as a beverage." .Ini usvnient*. The San Francisco Minstrels appear at ipringor's Opera House next Saturday nigiit. Furbish'd Fifth Avenuo Theatrical Com bination has an engagement at tho same hull on tho evening of Feb. 5th. HO TEL A HR 11 1 /..S’. Rankin House, January */&’. I. llonrv Groemvay, Baltimore. NV. S. Welch, Macon, Ga. K. B. Cherry, Now York. J. B. Albert, “ Thomas 11. Cnstletmi, St, Louis. H. 1). Greene, city. J. W. Stephens, Kentucky. ('. W. Solomon, Savannah, On. J. S. Copeland, Troy, Ala. T. R. Gilbert, New York. M. It. Masoy, Couu. A. H. Holliday and family, Cowikee, Ala. Thoodoro Welch, Louisvillo, Ky. Money. scarce, yet it cannot ho de- s still a groat deni of hard jr in tho houses of mechanics Tbo fact hocamo evident Money is niod there cash hid awn and farmers, iu our city when, some time ago, Captain T. E. Blanchard uu non need to tlio people that he had determined to soil his unri valed stock of dry goods at cost for cash. At ouco his store hocamo crowded by thoso desiring to take advantage of bis offer, all of whom became convinced of tho truth of his public statement. Cap tain Blanchard has wisely determined to coutinuo tho Milo of his goods, believing it will bo to tbo advantage of himself nud customers to continue soiling at his for mer low rat os. Wo can commend this sterling establishment nud its energetic head and courteous attendants to all who desire dry goods of every price, stylo varioly. Buy Drugs at panic price ovpktt, 71 Broad St. jail tf from C. J. doo21 tf Fino Cloths, Cassimeres atd Furnish ing Goods at oost, at II. T. Cuioleh’h. Remember, Landreth's Garden Seeds, fresh aud truo to name, at Holhtead A Co.'s, jo2.'i lw Agricultural Dopot. ** Truth is Mighty.*• When in tho early fall Joseph A Bro. announced their purpose to withdraw from the dry goods business, and their resolve to soil all tho goods on hand at cost for cash, they did not mean to got rid of thoir stock ou band with tho view of renewing, hut meant every word con- vcyod iu thoir invitation to tbe public. They have sold a large quantity of goods, but it is small compared with tho maguifi- cout stock they have on hand. Beiug still determined to quit the dry goods business, tho firm will continue to sell their unrivaled stock of dry goods of overy description, till the supply ou baud is exhausted. So far ovory person has left tho store of Josoph A Brother satis fied that the promises made woro realized. Country merchants, mechanics, farmers, and citizens of overy class, will nover again have such au opportunity to buy superior goods cheap. Tho attention and patronage of Granges is particularly iu- vited. _ jal8 tf Attention ! As my Adduess on elementary Aoiu- oui,tubal Chemistry, teaching tho cheap est and shortest meaus for procuring and compounding manures, is enthusiastically received aud heartily endorsed by ulmost every intelligent planter in this section, and tbut I may be compensated iu a meas ure somewhat commensurate with the acknowledged merits of tho production aud valuo of the information conveyed, I do from this date establish tho price at 50 cents por copy. In consideration of this change, I do hereby agree to ro- fund the money to any farmer who, after reading the production, will certify to mo he in not fully satisfied with tho invest ment. Thorn is no slavory so hopeless as that which compels a man to support a family by tho cultivation of poor laud. Tho problem to bo solved by the South before wo can hope for agricultural recu peration and prosperity, is cheap and re liable manures. Tbo Address noire* that problem. I defy tho agricultural or sci entific world to disprove ono fact or posi tion taken iu tho Address. J. Monroe Lennaud, (Jolmubus, Ga. Tho above work iw for sale at the En- quniun Office, where copies can bo order od by mail, with stamp enclosed for re turn postage. A liberal discount made to Grangers or farmers ordering a largo number. This pamphlet should bo in the hands of every planter at this timo. jalfi dAwtf Han't 1‘lant HVilxm Potatoes.' But buy those uelectod for soed, in Philadelphia aud New York, at Uolstkap A Co.'s Agricultural Depot, Columbus, Ga. ja2«tlw JOSEPH F. rou, Attorney at Law, *. Practice* in all Slate aud Federal Court*. 0ftke over stole ol \Y. II. ituburts A Co., B/uitJ St. J»Z6 SAMUEL U. HATCHKK. Attorney at Law. jv2'» i'll:'.: • u\ t \Vitti< h A Kirist.-I'*. J. M. McNKILL, Attorney amt Counsellor at Law. PriiCtlo'K iu coiiit* of I!fingi i aud Alaliaum. (iilii.'ii i:w lftvud M.,'.I'vt-r Uoiaicud A Co.'*. Special uttfir.lon i;ivi ii to collection*. jail Porter Ingram. IXUUA.il A (HA1VFOKI>S, Attorney** nt Lntv, Will pnicllco iu tlio M ito and Federal Coin t# of Office over Prvr, Iilgu* X Co.’* 6tore, aorthwost corner Broad and tSt. Clair Bis. Ja8 A. A. nozir.it. Attorney and 4'mtUNcllor nt l.ua, Practices iu State aud Federal Court* in Georgia and Alaliuuiii. Cfllco 120 Ilro-id .* t., Columbus, fia. jaC Mark II. llu.vnroRit. Loci* F. (Jarrvup. IILA.M>FOItl> A UAltllARD, Attorney s tuitl t'oiuiHClIurM nt Lair. Office No. 07 Broad street, over Wlttioh A Kill- • Mel'* Jewelry Store. Will praciico iu Uio State and Federal Court*. Jab. M. Russell. Ciiab. Itt'ttSr.LL it SWIFT. Attorneys and Ci iinsolli r* a* Law. Will practice hi lh" Courts ot UoorjM.i (Chattahoochee Oiicuit ui.d Alabama, office overC. A. itudd A Co.'s nturu broad street, Columbus, Uu. Jal 1.. T. DOWNIN’(4, Attorney and Solicitor. U. S. Coui'r and Itegi*lcr iu bankruptcy PEAHODY , ColUUibU i, t 1IUANNON, Builders and Architects. J. Cl. CUAI.MERM, ■Ionic Carpenter and Builder. Jobbing June at short notice. Plans and specifications furnished for all styles Jal) broad St ted. n Confectioners. I. O. STB UPPER, CunUy Manufacturer AND PEALKR l.\ AI1 Linds of Confectionery and Fruit*, Stick ('iiml.v IK eenta. N i charge for boxes. Ja-4 Livery and Sale Stables. UOIIEHT THOMPSON, Livery, .Sole ami Exelutiiuo Mables, COLUtllORPE, NORTU OF HaNDOUMI STS., ocCUl Collliubus, (ill. A. OAM.MEL, 1.1 very aud Hale Ntablea, Oui.etuorpr St., Columbus, in. Particular attention given to Feeding nud Sale of Stock. Horse* nud Mule* boarded in stables by the PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Next to Columbus Rank llulldlng. Porter* at all the traius. jal3 Mild. W. F. SNIDLR, lMopr’ss. . Co ' R. J. .HOSES, Attorney mid UontiNelXor nt Law, Iii'uihiu lloimi Insurance Compatiy building, »t* oct7 ly • ond .tory. (HAS. II. W1LI.IAMN, • Atlorney nt l4iw, Coliiinbus, (Iu. Will practice in auy Court Office over Acre A Murdoch's Mtoru. {novlU Doctors. DR. COL/.EY. Kesidenca and Office corner of Ht. (Muir and Ogle thorpe st*. Office hours—7 !<• a. m., 12 to • i*. m., Hesidenco on Forsyth, throe doors below St. Clair. Druggists. J. I. GRIFFIN, Imported Drug* and C’hemit'ula, rescriptiuii* carefully prepared. 18 No i UB Oroail at roe Dll. J. L. UllENEY A NON, Uriigulst* uml Prescriptionists. large assortment of lluist's (lurden Sei Ciicm.v’s Coma Svncr. Crawford Hreet, iiudei'biiiikiu House. 4'. It. PAL.IIEK, Licensed Apothecary One door above Virginia Uroeery. Physician*’ Prescription* made a specialty. - doc 17j Night licll to left of door. . JOHN L. JORDAN, DrutfirlMt, Two door* Lulow lieo. W. brown’s, broad Street, Columbus, Ga. Sat' Night lifli ii lit .•!' Minih door. nepd FOSTER S. CHAPMAN, briiggist, Hanlolpli, cast of broad Street, s p |>^Coiiimbn*, flu. A. M. Hit AN NON, West Sipe, Uuoap Street, Columbus, (1a., Wholesale and Rotnll Dealer I briign uml MedlcIneN, Toilet Arllelew mid Perl'iimery. For safety, dealers and consumers should buy Crystal Korostuo Oil from C. J. Moffett. dee2Itf ATTENTION.' Now Clocks, Watches Diamonds, Rings and ChaiuH. All my friends ami patrons arc invited to cull aud seo uuw goods. I will sell NYatches, Clocks, Jowelry, Silver and Ploted Ware, at as reasonable prices as can be purchased auywhere iu this city or any otbor. Thankful lor past patrousgo, I ask for a contiuuauco, at l»'J Broad Rtreef,opposite j silver plated and iihitnnia goods, Beach's, Edmunds' and Kyle's, next door ' Crockery & Class Ware, to Enuis. T. S. SPEAR, febli) tf Agent. STOVES AND TIN WARE. a oo COOKING STOVES! FOR SAI.B AT PRICES TO SLIT HARD TIMES’ W. H. Robarts & Co., Who invito tho nttentiu of tho public to their largo aud complete nt >. k, con Utiug of Cooking Stoves, (Charter Oak ami other ftr*t clan pattern*), Grates, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery of our own importation. A Card. iding it impossible to give my por- Bo/eman, N. N. Citrti.;, James Rankin, forth to arrest tho great evil of drunkou- 1 sou **l attention to tho finaucial depart-j Price* aa Iu’ Charles Wise, Johu Mclihcnny. L Downing, J. R. Clapp, D. F. Willcox No other business of general public forest was transacted. H'dh'ra Preight Charges. Home of our merchants are complaining heavily of overcharges ou freight shipped frouv Louisville to Columbus. Ou one lull costing $27, tho freight w%a niue dol lars The merchuut complained to tbe , l ness would insure for it a wide scope of J *uont of my business, I would respect- . usefulness. Lot some of our leading la- ! fully ask ot my friends, thoir kind atton- dtes take tho matter in baud aud success \ *t°u to my collectors, is certain. ja22 lw F. A. Stanford, M. D. The German Last Night. j Mon - 8 F uru i 8 hiug Goods, Fine Cloths | About a dozou couples of | # 0 d C^imore. are selliug #, a saetifteo at CltlOLEIt's. charming young people of Columbus,w ith uianv as bright and pleasing ns lookers ou. assembled iu the rooms over Gunby's stoie last evening to onjoy tho fasetua- tiug and bowdderiug “Gorman," tho moat graceful of dances. The danoo Stoves, Stoves! nathaTcrqwn V Eldor Flower Lotiou cures Chapped Hands aud smooths nud softeus tbo Skin. For salo at Moffett’s Drug Store, dec? I tf Good Thing*. Go to the Ruby Uestauraut for your ."r j .d .utbonUM .t LotifaviUe, who in- gr , c , ru , OI auu!M , lu . llan , 0 WM g „ "‘. h ' ,u ,hal ' h<,T dui 1,01 fMl l,ou “ d I lv uono .hrough with for ivvorul hours h. s“ „ y r r “? L °" i,,Ule “ Ud These Qermaus are smoug the rnoet , , , . , . 00^' lh ““ *i« d «">W- jileseiog feeturee of the eeuon. Severe! Fish. Game, U d ell thing, good ,e oontiuue w long es that great^moQop* MMCUVf lad „„ from <)|hor rllit9 luld „, «“*‘ f additional rest to tbo geueral enjoyment, j Vurgain Counter at Ji. T. Crigler's! Large lines of assorted goods selling nt ’ tUo Louisvillo and Nauhvilio Railroad, V have thtog, it, own wey. What Ilia South Ucetla 1 Vllle and Ciacinuat* otupoliug hues to Lo More of those sailing at coat, at client Shoes, still CniaLu's HALF PRICE, to close opt. I bargains offered. Unprecedented jaU dsodtt (Opposite Sua Office) Columbus, Ga., 1IT0ULD ro«poctfully invit* the attention of hie ?V friend* and customer* to hi* extensive •tock of STOVES. HOLLOW AND MAMPF.D WARE, IlOUSK-FURNISniNO GOODS, Ac. Also TIN WAKE, at wholeaala aud retail. Manufacturer of TIN, SHEET IRON AN COPPER WORK. Roofing and Guttering giv*. entire satisfaction. i low a* the lowest. OCIB6 uudswtt Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacture!! of Sliuutlng*, Shir tin s*. and Sowing ami Knitting Thread. Card* Wool and Grind* Wheat ami Corn- Office over Wlttioh A Kins'-'l’a, Randolph street. Jal 8 It. II. CHILTON, President. M UNCOG EE MANUFACTURING CO. Manuficturcrs of SHEETINGS, HIlfUTINGS, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMDUS.UA. o. p. SW I FT, President. W. A. S\\ lFT, fco-wtary A Treasurer. octal ly. Watchmakers. C. SCllOMltURG, cl leal WHtclnnnkcr ami J«>wclor, C. II. LEQUIN, Watchmaker, 134 IIroad strool, Columbu*, i Watches aud Clocks icpaircd iu ti J. II. PALMER, Practical WulcliniuUcrand Jcivcllcr, Cody's huilditiR, Bren I bt., Columbu;, Ga. r*'pairod. Neei Boarding Housed. MKH. NEW .MAN. .11 UN. PERSONS, id and Ruouh to Rent, southeast corner Druud •J and Crawford streets. LECAL NOTICES. Sheriff Sales for Texes the legal hours of sale, on thair?Tul'*.r ,,l,,D February, 1874, the following Uu.iV <«• virtue ur tax a Is* issued l,y the’ tor oi Chattahoochee county- t*,.,»f V®*’* 1 ’* undivided luterost in lots ol land flif IU, ISO, 151,173,173,178, l?w, !5S lrt tl!' lAJ ’ Ud . district of Chatuhoochee countv ». .» lUTei) tk erty of John D. Langhorn. t “® PD»F- Also, tbe lollowlng lots and oart. ,u . or unknown, to satisfy tax H fas 1 tc ’ yv,u ' sll lying In the JOtli district or oKuThS.?"• c.iuuty. Mil. US, 128, 1{J2, 147, 142, tl i ffl' geo uoiv Chatttthaoclieo county, levln.l . satisfy a tt fa Issued from tho Superior (Jmirt to , (Jiiattuhoocliee county, in lavor Wm i u tT ot JuaifM.SApp.gK Sheriff Sales for Taxe^ W ILL ho fold beforo tho Court House door u Ciirisutu, Clinttalioacheo county within ii legal lionrs of sale, on the first Tuesday in M , ' 1874, the following wild lauds, levied oh to laiuf’ tax fl fa* issued by the Tax Collector of CIi.h? hoochoo county, to-wlt: Lot uumltor 200, iu the loth district; 10th •» 10th ’• loth •• JOHN M.SAI’P, dhtriff. Restaurants. HARRIS COUNTY R ENT A UIIA XT, No. 32 Broad Spcet. The best «»f Fdhigu and Domestic Lit|Uors aud Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Worker lu Tin, Nlieet Irou, Clipper, Order* from abroad promptly attended to. Ja7 No. 174. Droid Street. Boot and Shoemakers. WM. MEYER, Boot ami Nhouniukcr. Duller in Leather and Fmdiugs. Next to C. J tudd A Co.’*. Prompt nud strict attontiou gbe Fresh Meats. J. XV. PATRICK, Stall* No. :J ami IK, Market House. *li Meat* of every kind and best quality' ill always ou liuml. W. C. TOLBERT, Frcsli Reals of till kintlN. •sh Sausage Meat every day. 18 Stalls No. ll aud 13. J. T. COOK, Ft'Ckli Heats of AH Kluds, rnO Stalls Noi. !•*» and 17. Mattress-Making, Ate. .1. 1>. McJUNHIX, General Upholstuior und Muttieeri-Maker. lop \vu*t *ide Warren, near intersection of Ogle Dentists. T. W. HENTZ, Dentist. iver Joseph A DrotherV store. Jail W. T. POO I., Dentist, iiov'J'l j Ml Droatl 3t., Columlms, Ga. W. J. FOGLE, DcntiNt, sup')] Georgia Home Duildiug, Columbu*, Ga. Piano Tuning, &c. E. W. BLAU, Repairer and Tuner of Piuuou*, Mulodeous und Accordeon*. Sian Painting also done. Cun and Locksmiths. •r, Columbu*. Ga. tenuis. Oppo.itu hni|M!ru Dress-Making. MIMk M. A. ROLLINGSWORTH, es,-Making. Cutting and Fitting. Terms cheap, Residence and shop in Drow ueville. Feed Store. Barber Shops. I.OUIS WELLS' SHAVING SALOON (Successor to II. Ileuns,) Under Georgia Home Insurance Duildiug. Prompt mid polite barber* in attendance. ALEX A NAM, Dental Notice. esbytorJau Church. Tobacco, Cigars, &c. M lll.lt DORN, Dealer in Fim> CigarN, Pipes anil Chewing Tobacco. Between Georgia Home and Muscogeo Home. Grocers. DAN'L It. III7.E, Dealer iu Family Groceries, on Bryan siro< tween Oglethorpe A Jucksou streets. - No J. II. HAMILTON, Wholeimle aud Retail Grover, Junction of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe Sts. No charge for dr&yage. sopU 1SHAM COOPER, Family Grocer and De,»l<r in Country Produce, s*p5 next to “Enquirer’’ Office. LAWYERS. W. A. Farley, raat-liaw HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, HAMILTON, UA„ W ILL practice iu tlie Cli.ittilioochoe Circuit or any where else. All kind of collections ri'siu.n. “Pay tuo or run away.’’ novll tf DOCTORS. Dr. John H. Carriger, Crane s gi.-e Raes, Hides, etc. M. M. 11IRSCH, Illdoa ami Furs a Specialty. Will pay the highest market price for Hides, Furs, Beeswax aud Rag*. All kind* Wrappiug Paper aud Paper Bag* on hand. j.tll JOHN MEHAFFEY, Dealer In Rags. Hide*. Beeswax, ele., Mini nil kind* Ol'Junk. 00RYMR URIbuS and Ooletiiorpc 3is.. •«p4 duluail-u., Ga. Dr. S. J. AUSTIN RS hi* Professional Services t( Jolmnbu* and vicinity. Heir the reformed school of medicine, n practising hi* profession for twenty-si hoa been very sucieeaful in treating i i Profit mo’s building, uj> sta MILLINERY. To Suit the Panic Times! Millinery Goods at Cost! IT E li ive on liand, purchased at the lowest whole- 1* sale cash pric. », a large and well assorted .lock i of MILLINERY, bolides GL0VK3, GOR8KT8, and everything usually kept in a first >^ss Millinery ' Katahllsliment. Wo are sulialled you will l»e I ple4tae i with our selection if yon will hut call aud examine We aro uext to the New York Store. Respectfully, MRS. COLVIN anJ [ e.tl! ly MI88DONNRLLY. Bankrupt’s Sale. B Y virtue of an order of tlio Honorable the Di li ict Ci urt of tlio United State* f„ r the Sooth! «t n District of Georgia, will be sold, free from *11 encumbrance;, on tin, first Tuesday in Fibruarv iiext, to the highest bidder, iu front of the Court House door iu the town of Butler, 'luylur count. Georgia, the follow ing property, to-wlt: ’’ Lot of land No. 14"*, containing 20u ucr«* uiur* or lo*3; all of lot No. 141, soutii of Rush creek bring l'JO acri *, inoro or less ; tract onsl lots uuiu-' berij lot), containing SO acres more less, nud u; coniainiut :I2 .cm -uioro or lo,». „„l n e Imlt ot fractional lot No. 168, containing Co acre* more or less—amount lug in tho aggrruAte to n. e bundled and fllty-four (654) acres, more or les* H || lying and being in tlie 24tli district auid Tavlur county. The above immetl property i* so'd a; asset. «.f Jobu L. Woodward, bankrupt, aud ju lots to nut purchaser;. Terms cash. J Go wit JAMlia D. RP8B, Awlgnsi. Assignee’s Sale of Personal Property, IN GKORGIA, TAYLOR COUNTY. In the matter of John I.. Woodward, Kanknipi. B Y virtue of an Order from tlie llononAhle the I*i* 1 riot Court of tlie United States for tint Sou 1 horn District of Georgia, regularly granted the 31st day of December, 1873, before the Court- house door in the town of Butler, in said cotiuty, • >ii the first Suturduy iu February nsxt, within the legal hour* of sale, at public outcry or other- wise, tlie ioliowing describtd personally: Fourteen lub* cotton, more or les«; oueold piano, (Ohickering); one old four-liorse wagon, •me lot old iron, two set* old plow pear, two common plow stock', three old patcut plow*, on; old cotton planter, ouo old gin, two mules, Ac.,4,-. Tlie above proper'y is sold for the benefit of tho creditors of said John L. Woodward, lisnkrupt. Term* cash. This 21 <t January, 1874. J a'-: I wJw JAM ICS D. HU S3, Assignee. In Bankruptcy. 'Hie Southern District of Georgia, XS: At Columbu.', tlio 2'»th day of January, A. U. 1*71 I 1HH undersigned hereby give; notice of hi* ap pointment a* Assignee of the firm of McMIchnel A Co, of Muscogee county, uml the member* ot said firm, Seaborn W. McMicliael, ol the county of Mariou, and .Ihuiu* N. McMicliael of tlie county of Stewart, State ot Goorgin, in sai l district, who have been adjudged Bankrupts by tie- District Court < said district. THUS. J. CHAPPELL, ji21 onwSt Assignee. Notice in-Bankruptcy. In the District Court of the United State*, forth* Southern District ot Georgia. In tlie mat ter of Thomas J. Hau.hy, and Oliver H. Hancock, and Diislirod W. Dismukes. '1*1118 is to give notice once u wc ek lor three 1 weeks that I havo been appointed Assign,-* for each of tho above parlies, to w it: Thomas J. llutnliy, Oliver II. Hancock and llu.-di to I ll.Bis- 1 In Bankruplo | Severally und (upon his owu ; W, Administrator’s Sale. Juti’y 1st, 1874. wtd Notice to Debtors and Creditors. C i E0KQIA — MU8COGEE COUNTY 1 .—All ft \t sun* indebted to tlio estate of the lute Ft- ward A. Faber, deceased, of said eoiinly, are horehy rt-qnosted to make immediate payment: and ull permus having demands against said do i tile in in, agreeable to law, tt S. O. FA BE It, Adn.r W lo o’clock a 16 w2t*_ F. M. BH00KF, Ordinary. fUrCOGKE COURT OF ORDINARY.—Jams* A Johnson ha* applied for n llotnesiesd ex- i|>tion of Personally, uml I will pa** upon the ne at my office ou Tuesday, the 20th January, r4. at 10 o’clock m. all* 2t F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. ' KOUUIA—TAYLOR COUNTY.—James Miller I lift* applied for letters of administration au f estate of William II. Miller, lute of said couuty, granted said nppiict Given under mv liutid and ofiicial signature, this 4th Decombor, l»7a. deed w4w JAMK3 I), KU88, Ordinary. Q EOROIA—TAYLOR COirNTY.-William applies to me for Letters of Administration ou tiie estnio of Znchnriah fmlth, late of *m j county, dccouned; These tire, therefore, to cito and admonish all persons concerned, creditors and next of aho\v*cau*e, if any they c» before the first Monday in February *next,’ why aduiinhtrsiiou should not be granted said applicant on said estate. Given under my hand and official signature, tin* 2d January,1874. JAMES D. RUSS, Ordluury. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL person* indebted to the estate of Rol' G Scnudrett. late of Taylor county, On., oec **, aru hereby notified to make Immediate payment- and those holding claim; against said estate m present them, duly authenticated, within the uuk speclibwl liy law, ior payment. . . . ayineni. „ .. , JslO wtit H.C. HOhUUOOh,J* r- M U800QKK COURT OF ORDINARY.—L. Metz its* applied for a Homestead exemption oi l*ei sonu'ty. uml I will pass upon the •»«* » l ■*' office on Tuesday, the 27t!i January, 18.», »'* ” jaiV^wtit**' F. M. BROOKS. OrJlPyy^ Muscogee Superior Court, N’ovomher Term, 1873. Ui. Honor, Jniuc, Jcihmon, Henry S. Davi;, 1 , vs. | Dill. Ac-., in Mu«ni B ee Dozier Thorn ton, f Superior Court. 11 II. 8. Smith, Tiusleo, I perfect service. et ai. J . TT a,xp«ri„ 5 t« tlio Cimtl tlmt oil tko • 1 nut. to „»i,l I,ill nr. ull utm.rn.ideitt. ' 3tut., lu. Sh.iiir Ii.vIiik r..|iirn.d not I. ' found u* to each of said UelondABU ; I| '* " , tion of complainant ordered that service o hill he made by publication a* provided bv »w- * truo oxtr.ct (rota tint mlimtf. of Mu.™,. Suparior Court, Novomb.r lorut, laid. , J.ll o.uitut .1. J. llltAII)-0KD.CI»ib__ Muscogee Superior Court, November Term, 1873. His Honor, James Johnson, Judge,'“presiding- «.rp fo W.t.,m, | uorc .. Alexander Watson. J TT appearing by the return of the Sheriff l« «['* I above case that the defendant is not »• found iu tltfl couuty of Uawoguu. »ud It appearing that the defendant doe* not re* • the State of Georsia; It i* hereby ordered ths be served by a publication of tbi* order In we liiml.o; Sun uewspaper once a month fo« «’ u « mouth,. ALEX C. MORTON, Couu-. r. A true extract florn the minute, of * s
