About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1874)
uefcHtt jOntliJ ^nquivtv. GEOIIG-IA t'OLIJMlitN: THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1871. POSITIVE. Wo aro forced by 1 ho nucoRsity of our busineHfl to mako tho followiug announce ment. The advertising and Haffocription rates printed in this issue will t e strictly adhered to, and where subscriptions are not paid strictly in tulvanco the following prices will be insisted on I'onMiltiitlnnal Cuterlilnm Se«l«l- llcavy ExpcnNS-R. H. Hill— Leg- Inlntlvc Action-The (Jreat \ <Aiinl-A«w Jury US. Special Con Daily Weekly Sunday .Vs Sunday and Weekly.. Monthly hubHoribers.. Pit Anniiu ..$10 00 ... 2 no 00 AS Ol* PORT I' A! ITT. On Friday wo will issue nu extra edi tion of 0,000 sheet a, to bo distributed to farmers and others through tho Granges and post ofhcoa. Our merchants should avail themselves of this opportunity to lay their spring business before the puo- pie. Call with your cards. The Mississippi Legislature, on Tues day, elected tho two nominoes of the Re publican caucus U. S. Senators, viz: 1>. L. Bruce, colored, for tho long term, and 1L. R. l’oase, white, for the short term J. A T. Green, of .Jackson, Minn., whoso cotton factory and stock was destroyed by order of (ten. Grant, in 1803, arc prose cuting a claim therefor buforo Congress Should they bo successful, tho fact may bo interesting in other parts of tho South “Fashionable I’jiavino Costume’ is a new stylo of church-going dress for ladies, about to bo introduced into this country from Paris. It is said to fuoilitato the art of graceful kneeling, and is moreover elegant and nice as to encourage devo tional habits for the sake of wearing it The Democratic State Convention of ConuecUiciit, on Tuesday, nominated Ex- Gov. Ingersoll lor tho next Gubernatorial term, and ho rondo a speech accepting tho nomination. The resolutions adopted emphatically condemn the present Fede ral Administration and its gouoral policy. One unarmed policeman at Pittsburgh, Pa., ou Saturday, whipped out u Hcoro of Chinatnon, urtnod with knives, forks, Ac., who attacked him for the purposo of fore iug their entrance into un oihco, in pur suit of ouo of their own race who bad taken rufugo there. The policomnn final ly got a stick and injurod sumo of them severely. The “Dress Reform Convention," at Vineland, N. J f , passed a resolution that file members would wear their dresses four inches from tho grouud if twunty- 11 vo or more ludies present would sigu a pledge to do so; but when tho paper was circulated for signatures, only tivo women bad tho resolution to sign. That argu ment tun ail J'aninam was bringing the matter too closo “to hum." The mania for making now counties Booms to be raging in North Carolina. One proposed is the county of Jura, from parts of Richmond uud Koboson, with Shoo Ifoel for tho court house. That county ought, if there is auything in mimes, to have a head and a foot And to l>e well balanced. The Fayetteville Eagle Hays that “many other new counties can and ought to ho made.” This with tho frightful example of Georgia hoforo thorn! We join soveral of our exchanges that have expressed their views on the sub ject, in a protest against any reduction of appropriation that will restrict the opera tious of tho “Signal Horvico" Bureau. Its daily reports have won over even tho most incredulous to an admission that science has made oonsidorublc advances in prog nosticating tho state of tho leather, aud have raised high hopes that greater pro gress will soon bo made iu tlmt direction. Congress should uqt stop or einburrass the work at a time when it is accomplish ing so much and promising a good deal more. T?p TCI ATI! R V State of Georgia, having held and decided | jLII 1 uLit 1 U ATa. I j n th e 40th ftn d 42d Georgia Reports, that j yj in criminal cases the jury must take tho law as given them iu charge by the Court, thereby denying to the jury their lawful rights to ditTer from the Court as to tho law. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Asaembly of tho State of Georgia, That the decisions of tho Supreme Court above recited are not the law ; but on every trial for any crime or offence in this State, the jury shall be judges of the law and the facts, as hold and decided by tho Su preme Court of this Stato prior to the said recited decisions. Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That on the trial of oil criminal coses, the counsel shall have the right to read aud argue the case to the jury. Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That all laws in conflict with this act aro hereby repealed. Muscogee. A much grieved and seedy individual, calling himsolf Thomas King, made an attempt to blow up tho Kellogg Legisla tive house, nnd the members with it, on Saturday last. Wouldn’t it have been awful if he had succeeded? He took a keg of gunpowder, covered ho as to dis guise it, into the Senate chamber, put it down ou the floor, and was striking a match to sot off tin* powder when he was arrested. This while the Senate was in session. He had born iu the city several days, lobbying in behalf of u claim which he presented against tho parish of Pla quemines, but obtaining no encourage ment from either tho Governor or the Legislature, ho swore in his wrath that he would make things lively for tlqnu ; and that's Hie way he was about to do it. He was arrested and committed to prison. We heard one of our principal cotton buyers expressing surprise, tho other day, at tho fact that Columbus is nnd has long boon tho best market for the sale of cot ton in the Mouth, considering its locality Ho did not know howto account for it. Neither did wo ; but wo see that tho Fay etteville, N. U., Eagle claims that its city is tho best cottou market in North Caro lina, and Rays, “the factory demand here, alone, is suflicient to make our prices better tluyr elsewhere." If this bo so (and we see no good reasou to doubt Jt). it will help to show why Columbus is so good a market, and it will givo an idea of the great bouetit to tho planting interest that may reasonably be expected to result from the large increase of cottou inauu factoring at tho South. —It is said that Caleb Cushing was re jected by tho United States Senate no less tbau twenty-seven successive times, wheu nominated by Tyler for Secretary of the Treasury. So that ho ought to be used to it. —A special to the Baltimore Sun states that the Federal State Department had between $225,000 aud $250,000 iu tho hands of Clews, Habieht A Co. at the tiiuo of their suspension, aud this amount will probably bo entirely lost to the Gov- eminent. —It is now charged that Judge Waite, tho new Chief Justice of the United States, was a “copporhoud” during the war, ami voted lor McClellau in 1M>4 ! Horrible! But we iiuagiuo that iu such a position even a “copperhead" is better than a tig- ure-head like Williams. ond<-n< 0 Enquirer and Bun.] Atlanta, January 3, 1874. It strikes tho most casual observer that a constitutional catechism class for the members of the Legislature would be a good tbiug, aud save the State much mon ey. At tho present length of its sessions it costs the State about $200 per hour to run the House ; so it bloods fearfully tho tax payors^jf tho Stato to have some Sol omon conaQnie thirty minutes with some pot measure which must finally come to grief on account of its conflict with tho Constitution, Gov. Smith, it is said, will veto, upon constitutional grounds, tho bill providing tho manner of issuing county and munic ipal bonds, if it passes. Tho Constitution convoys to tho qualified voters of corpor ate towns and citioB rights which are re stricted by tho bill, which, however, has many features of excellence. While on constitutional matters, I will repeat that tho hill repealing Stato aid does not affect those railroads whioh havo rights vestod. Tho unpopularity of this pernicious policy naturally suggests a sweeping bill; but tho veteran Senator, Dr. Matthews, framed the bill aooording to law, and not iu answer to public clamor. THE GENERAL HILL referred to in my previous letter has not yot been introduced. Why, can bettor be explained by the Representatives of tho sections at interest than your correspond ent. Tho sections which are on the Hues of enterprises which are destined to con nect Chattanooga with tho Gulf. Several members who have seen tho bill pro nounce it eminently practical, and seem Auxious to havo it printod, that its merits may be soon, and express considerable impatience at tho delay iu its introduc tion. Ncnate. Tho following were introduced : Mr. Brown/to provide for a general system of education—doos away with the county school commissioners nnd leaves their duties with Ordinaries; to adopt the Code of Irwin, Lester A Hill, as the Codo of Georgia. Mr. Heavy—to authorize tho Trustees of tho Academy lot, in Newnan to donate tho said lot to tho city. Tho following bills wore passed: For tho reliof of John C. Mauud and others of Talbot county. Tho House resolution loaning 200 stand of arms to tho Agricultural College. Con curred iu. To report tho culturo of tish. To establish a department of Art Draw iug and Fainting in tho Deaf and Dumb Asylum. To prevent tho snlo of spirituous liquors to minors. Quito a number of bills were lost. Tho ouo to rostraiu tho taking of usury laid ou tho tablo for the present. lloiine. Tho following bills wore passed, omit nil local bills that do not pertain to your section.): To amend section 4,072 of the Codo, by inserting “within twenty-four hours instead of “ut ouco.” To mako tho liconse for retailing liquors $100. Tho bill had $500, but tho llouso could not sco it. MoDauiol’s bill, defining tho liability of railroad companies aud repealing tax omption clauses iu their charters, is tho special ordor for Thursday. MEMORIAL F&OM STATE GRANGE. Mr. Jones, of Burko, presented theme mortal of tho Georgia Stato Grange, Fat rons of llusbaudry, asking— 1. For the Croatian of a Bureau of Ag riculture. 2. For protection in defending standing and gathered crops aud orchards from thieves and plunderers, aud tish iu pri vatu waters from poachers. 3. For a law stimulating tho production of wool. 4. The passage of a Jaw empowering tho land ownors of each county to adopt Hueli a stock law as they may desire, aud to supply each tenaut a certain amount of enclosed pasturage. 5. Asking that a large premium ho offered for the discovery and introduction of a cheaper and more valuable fertilizer, <!. The adoption of measures for the introduction into the State of capital aud skilled labor for tho purchase of our snr- plus lands, utilization of our idlo water und the development of our Masonic Notice. , REGULAR im-otinjr of WILSON WTL-. * L LIAMS LODGE, A. F. nnd A. M , II l»c held thin (Thursday) evening, F»~b-^y. ruary 6th, 1874. 'ill uttendanco Ih desired, bh business of in m will come before the Lodg.*. It jJNO. M. N.JUCK8, Bec’y. Railroad Notice. fcupYa Omcx North and South Railroad, ) February 4tli, 1874. S PASSENGERS who prefer to do ho ran tako the train at Ktngsburo, on and niter Saturday, the 7th instant, north of Mulberry cr- ok, direc tly ear of Dr. Bruu»?W pHldotu-.e. freight will be lived and delivered at the old depot, south of creek, until 2lst lust. A Her that date at tho terminus. W. V. CH'PLKY, febo ddkwlt Superintendent. nr Hamilton Visitor copy. KORUIA—MUSCOGEE COUNTY — K having uppliod for permanent Lett ministration ou the eat used ; liene are. therefore, to rite all persons intcratt- 1 to ho aud nppeur at my olllcv within the time prescribed by law, aud show cause, if any they why Bain letters should not he granted, u uuder my olllciul signature, tills February 4th, 1874. V. M. BJtOOKS, oaw4t* Ordinary. Notice in Bankruptcy. No. 1070. flllHS is to give notice that on tho 24th day of .1 January, A. D. 1874, a warrant In Bankruptcy was issued against' the estato of Joseph King, of Columbus, county of Muscogee, und State of lorgla, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on h own petition, aud that the payinout of any bth and delivery or any property belonging to ch bankrupt, to him, or for bln use. and tho transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by that a meeting of the creditors of the said ankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one re assignees of Uis estate, will lie held at n of Bankruptcy, to be holdeu at the olllce f L. T. Downing, In the city of Columbus, (la., iufore Lemuel T. Downing, Ksq., Register, on the 1st day of February, A. D. 1874, at 10 o’clock A. M. WM. II. SMYTH, United Status Murshul, as Messenger. feb6 it For Rent. jlHN SMALL DWELLING SECOND door north of Main Public School, Jack- n street. Apply to febo tf REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Reich of Ad- of Louis Gutowsky, REGULATOR The Favorite Home Remedy. This unrivaled Medlcino Is warranted not’ to •ntaln a single particle of Mkrcurry, or any in jurious mineral substance, but is PURELY VEGETABLE, containing those Southern Roots nun Herbs which an all wise Providence has placed iu countries where Livor Diseases most prevail. It will cure all IMteANCi earned by Derange* ment of the Elver and Dowels. Simmons’ Liver Regulator or Medicine Is eminently a Family Medicine; and by being kept ready for immediate resort will save many an hour of suffering aud many a dollar iu time uud doctors’ bills. After over Forty Years’ triul it is still receiving the most unqualified testimonials to its virtues from persons of the highest character und re pon- sibility. Eminent physicians commend it as the MOST EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC DYSPEPSIA OR IIDIGESTIOI. Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates and ehauges of water and food may be fated without fear. As a Homely in MALARIOUS FEVERS, DOWEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLESSNESS, JAUN DICE, NAUSEA, IT IIAM NO E4UAL I It is tho Cheapest, Purest, and Best Family Medicine iu tln#World ! MANUFACTURED ONLY DY J. H. ZHILIN Sc CO., MACON, UA., and PHILADELPHIA. Price, $1.00. Sold by all Druggists. fobfl dcodtwly _ A Card. sold out my stock of Drugs, Chem- te , at l.»0 Broad street to Dr. F I.. hereby return thanks to my rieuds and in retiring f, ELLIS & HARRISON, teal Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, W ILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE SALE, JtKNT AND PURCHASE of REAL ESTATE City and couutry, and will advertise the t priv-vt 1 sale) FREE OF CHARGE, unless the prop* rty is sold. For Sale. - LOT No. 0 *1, ou McIntosh street, with Juelllfigt < n the same. Will be Bold •r or 81-pitiate, ut u low figure, for cash. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated in the business centre of the city. Will sell at a great argain, or to uu acceptable party an undivided st. The property can be made to pay a lar^e interest on the investment. 1 DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with ton es gtouud, iu Linwood, one mile from 8. W. R. depot; a very comfortable and desirable borne. HOUSE with five good rooms, witblu 200 yard* Southwestern Railroad depot, one-half acre grouud. For Rent. A STORE HOUSE in the valley of Talbot county, a cross-road, throe miles of the Chulybuate . rings. A very desirable location for a Dry Goods and Grocery business. sep!7 ELLIS & HARRISON, AGENTS FOR GEORGIA SOAP FACTORY OP ATLANTA, GA., ILL sell flics-* excellent Soups of ALL grades Hie 1 rude a»- FACTORY PRICES, freight added. Merchants will do well to examine before buy- g olseu her.*. They are guaranteed u* good, at ss cost, than other goods in this lino. jaJi cod Aw 1 w H avim leal BROOKS C. J. FREDERICK A BRO. FERTILIZERS. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO! JN0. S. REESE & CO., Gen’l Agents, Baltimore. Cash Price, $50.00 per ton. ALSO, On Thus for Cotton or Currency. IK use of this Guano for tho past eight you _ has established its character tor uxcidleu and reliability. 1 nooi only assure consuuu ttiat tho Guano brought into market tl leasou is precisely the same iu composition a juality as that heretofore sold. It. A. WARE. Dr. F. L. BROOKS, Successor to Dr. R. A. WARE, Manufacturing Druggist, 150 ltKO.ll> STRKLT, •id door above Rankin House, Colurabu*, Ga. Fresh Drugs and Chemicals (Wurrunled pure) are being daily recci Pure Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cin, for medicinal purposes, always on baud, aud soh ut the lowest panic prices. French, Kuglisli, German and American Perfumery all the latest novelties aud styles, at very low prices. Lamps and Fixtures, Oils, Spices, Lauudry and Toilet Soaps, Stationery Teas, Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods of every description, at extremely low prices. The Finest Cigars At the lowest prices to bo had iu tho city. Prescriptions carefully compounded by j experienced Druggist ut ull hours. fot 6 at Sheriff’s Sale. Yl] 1LL be sold on tho first Tuesday in March VY next, between tho legal hours of sale, in front of the auction house of Ellis k Han ‘ Broad street, Columbus, Ga., the following de scribed property, to-wit: South half of lot number 135, with imp meats theroon, levied on ns the property of A. 11, Lamar, trustee t\»r Ca’hariue H. Lamar, for and county tax tor the year 1873. Levy made and roturued to mo by Wni. Mahuff y, lawful constabh Also, at same tiuio aud place, the south half of lot number 3b5, containing one-fourth of uu more or less, with improvements thereon, 1 on as the property of Thomas P, CliHlttn, trusteo for Fuuuio 0. Chulfiu uud children, fur Statu uud county taxes for tho year 1873. Levy made aud returned to me by Win. Mabaffey, lawful constable Also, at same tiuio and place, the north teuo moat 011 lot uuinber 177, in tho city of Coluiubu: known as the Uidcnhour property. Levied on n the property of T. k. Ridonhour, for State und county taxes fyr tlu* j ear 1873. Levy made and by William MuhuiToy, 1 table febo w4t II. G. IVEY, Shoriff. SADDLES AND HARNESS T 1 NOTICE. imlorsignoJ, with the view of arranging business to closo it up ut an early day t entire stock of Tin* lari -ttod by this Ci*m tin* best guaranti o Company lias : powers, minus. The memorial was sigued by (’ W. Howard, A. 11. Colquitt, T..Miller, and T. C. Howard, committee. Referred to the Committee on Agricul turi Tho Judiciary Committee reported ad vorae to the bill to strengthen landlords' liens. Quito a number of bills were with drawn, among them soveral regarding Solicitors General. THE GREAT CANAL. The House offered tho Hull to-night for Col. NY. 11. Weems to inuko an address tho Atlantic and Great Western Canal Ho showed that tho canal constructed from St. Louis to Savannah, would bo 120 miles shorter than any other route from tho West to the seaboard, aud that its cost would bo twenty-five million dollars. Capitalists will furnish the money. They have agreed to do so if the General Gov ernment will guarantee the interest on bouds. Grain can bo laid down at Savan nah from the head of the Mississippi Val ley at twenty-live cents per bushel, when wo have a direct water lino. He showed the great advantages to Georgia. He makes uu able and convincing spoeoh. While on this subject, we may add that it is asserted that the friends of the 14ai- rord route, through Florida, havo given up tho coutest, and a bill is now ready aud will soou bo introduced iu both houses of Congress, extending aid to the Atlantic and Great Western Canal, aud providing for the clearing out of the Ten nessee, Ocmulgoe and Cooaa rivers. The bill has strong supporters. THE JURY LAW. The following is the toxt of the substi tute for the bill making juries judges of tho law as well as tho facts, which passed tho State Senate ou Monday : An uot to preserve unimpaired the right of trial by jury. Whereas, tho Supreme Court of the quality tbau auy number of consumer* van have. Order* received utui inf-irmat iou turn lulled, on applir.it ion to my Ageui* at various local market*. Compound Aciil Pliospliate of Lime (For composting with cotton seed.) Peruvian Guano, Dissolved Ammoni’d Bones, Land Plaster, &c., &c. W. H. YOUNG, 12 Broad Street. fob.'. domUwZui SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS Aud other good* iu hi* line, At Very Reduced Prices ml,. FOR CASK ONLY I onviiiccd, please call aud examine It.—All portions who aro indebted to 11 rail aud settle itliOUt fUltllf H. MIDDLEBR00K. duinbus, January l*t, 1874. cod*w2i BOOTS AND SHOES. YOUR ducement* offered to buyer* of ROOTS AXD SHOES. \Ve keep our stock well assorted, replenishing as our sales make it nec -ssary, from tho bi u fact are r*. Wo shall endeavor by fair means to HEAD the list of competitors for your trade, or 11 LEATHER DEDAltTMEIT well stocked. We have just received a large I- of FRENt’H CALF AND KIP SKINS, OAK AN HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, Ac., Ac. It Our desire to add In Prices Reduced to Suit the Times. Sash, Blinds and Doors, 3x10 a 10x12 12x14 18x18 12x18 12x20 12x24 nglazcd 8c, and glazed 20c per Pght. 14c, “ lHc, “ 18c, *■ Lip sash 2c per light additional. DtilNDS 50c PER FOOT, measuring length and uot or or regular site* iu width. 2 panel doom, 1L in. thick, 3x7 feet, plain, $2 75 4 “ ” l'V “ 3x7 “ . - 3 50 Fifty ccut* per side for moulding door* extra. R. R. GOETCHIUS & CO., Corner St. Ciulr ami ilncksun Sts., tOU MIU S, GEOllGIA. Diaries for 1874. SIZES, Stylos of Broiling and Prices For sale by dedl J. W. PEASE KOKMAN. IS gely to the number of * “LEVEL’’ Best, l'} prompt and careful uttoutiou to or* merit an increase of their putronnge. All kinds of REPAIRING dotio In the best stylo. **- We nav tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR DRY HIRES. WELLS & CURTIS, 73 Broad Street. Jill eodawtf EACLE AND PHENIX MANUFACTURING Co SAVE YOUR MONEY! MOST ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY, BUT ONLY THE WISE ONES SAVE IT ! If you will only Save what you Waste, it would be no trouble to become Independent. EAGLE & PHEMINGS DEPARTMT Less than one year old, and has 378 Depositors. The Legislature of Georgia binds, by law, oyer $3,000,000 for the security of Depositors—$12 in assets for every dol lar of liabilities. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received. Seven per cent compounded four times a year. Deposits payable on demand N. J. BUSSEY, Pres’t. G. GUNBY JORDAN, Treas'r, W 1 MERCHANTS 1 AND MECHANICS' FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. LAUGH U00M8, with *idu ou trance, with use can board with , if proforred family Ht>u»e i Ja25 t un 1 kitchen. Partin very reasonable tort II located. Aildr.s* L, Box 184. For Sale. HE premises knowm «s tho Bariuml place, situated mar tho upper end oi Broad street, now occupied by Mr. L. R.ISIIM iJoopcs. Apply to j *2.1 i.rM.v PH A BODY' & 11 HANNON For Rent, O NE of the most comfortable Dwellings Amk iu Wynn ton, the residence of Tho*. lf!|R A. Oamak. deceased. Terms easy. Apply®-*-® olllce, or to G. O. RAGLAND, Agent JT for James Oamnfc, Ex r. Executor’s Sale. ho first Tuesday In February next, I will ell at public outcry, before the auction of Hills k Harrison, in Columbus, between iu usual hours of sale, the fullowiug real estate -wit: Olio undivided half Interest In tho premises tiown a* ths storehouse lately occupied by Hall k Moses-, and now by William Beach, u* a hard- undivided half interest in tho store house next tho corner on Broad street, under Con t Hall, and au undivided fourth intercat in Concert Hall. TJ10 said property 1 oing tho interest of the late icob I. Moses. Teiais cash. doc31 td ISAAC I. MOSES. Executor W. L. SALISBURY, Presid’t. February 5th, 1874. tf 0 N - For Sale Low. SCHOLARSHIP IN THE MEDICAL C0L- TbGE AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. <1 tf APPLY AT THIS OFFICE. Rooms to Rent. WO ro. Store, Apply to .M Un J. II JOHNSTON 4 CO. STOVES AND TIN WARE. 200 COOKING STOVES! FOR SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT HARD TIMES' W. H. Robarts & Co., 10 invito the ntteutiu of tho public to tl ge aud complete stock, consisting of Cooking Stoves, (Charter Oak and other first class patterns), Grates, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, SILVKK I’l.ATKl) AND BHITNNIA GOODS, Crockery & Class Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery of our owu importation. Manufacturers of TI5f, COPPER AND SHEET IKON WAllE or every description 1X9" Prices as low as tho lowest. sep7 eodCm J. W. Dkx.nis. J. M. Bennett. Southern Stoye Works, Columbus, Ga. J. W. DENNIS & CO. AlfHare manufacturing and VV selling at Wholesale a good assortment of STOVES, GRATES, FIRE DOGS, C’OII JURY A A' D STOVE HOLLOW WAKE. Wo guarantee our goods in every respect. Extra Pieces furnished to ah Stove we make. 4Sample und Salesroom at J. BI. llEXXETT A CO.'S, augai d2tawkwtfm] 131 Kroad Si. Stoves, Stoves fkk NATHAN CRuWN, f&p3l| (Opposite Suu Office) Columbus, Ga., W OULD respectfully invite the attention of his friend* and customers to his exteusivo stock of STOVES, HOLLOW AND STAMPED WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, Ac. Also TIN WARE, at wholesale and retail Manufacturer of TIN, SHEET IRON AN COPPER WORK. Roofing and Guttering done promptly and in tho best manner. He solicit* a call, feeling assured that ho give entire satisfaction. Price a* low a* the lowest. Come and before you buy. oct25 eodswtf EPPING’S BUCHF BANKS. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. A. 0. BLACKMAR, Cashier, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. G. W. ROSETTE. 8. E. LAWH0N. R. McNEILL k CO, AUCTION, Commission Merchants AND Real Estate Agents, 121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., H AVING formed a copartnership to conduct the AUCTION AND COMMISSION business, solicit a share of the public patronage. HAVE NOW ON CONSIGNMENT, HU, OATS, CORN, APPLES, POTATOES FRESH BUTTER, Which is offered at WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL, inducement to Cash Buyers. Columbus, October 12th, 1973.d6in at prices that will be an It. McNEILL & CO. HAT STORES. FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS I OFFER MY ENTIRE STOCK OF FUR AND WOOL HATS AT Greatly Reduced Prices! January 3!«t, 1874. 2w E. E. YONCE. CROCERIES. New Grocery Store. DANIEL & BARBEE, At Watt AjWalkors old stand, No. 152 BfOdd Street* friend* aud tho public that we liavo opened at the above R* n FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C., ully solicit a share of the P ,, *’ , c J'“ t . •sold iu this or any other n«*igui» 1 DAN IK!. A HA ItIIHK- which wo propose to sell at lowest market prices. We rouage, as we will keep tho best of good*, und will not bo uudorso market. J»23 dim DRY COODS. J. KYLE & CO. t their FAlJ' •ry depat luiei' ■ bought d«n* 1 to corruspoud with the t»n*®»t They ’ DRUGS AND MEDICINES J. I. GRIFFIN, IMPORTED [Drnis&Hiciies, PERFUMERY , AND 1ANCY GOODS, AT REDl'C GD PRICES. All goods guaranteed. 4W Prescriptions care fully prepared at all hours. J. I. GRIFFIN, jals dsodswly ltKJ Broad 8t. Notiea to a!! Purchasers of this Excellent Compound Extract of Buchu. S KND YOU'* OKDRKS TO I.. PIKIICK k CO., Columbus, tin., uud you will get the Genuine, Original Extract. There IS NO OUTSIDE AGENCIES—EITHKP. SPECIAL OR QKNKUAL, I am individually Sole Proprietor. L. PIERCE. March 5th, 1873. tf Notice to the Ladies. M RS. JOHNSON aud PERCY wish to Inform the Ladies that they have optuod with an elegant assortm nt of HUMAN 11 AIR. aud will KKSKW AND WORK OVER ALL OLD HAIR, COMBINGS, etc, in all the latest styles. Store third door above J. S. JoueV dry good* store, jail Itu Charcoal for Sale Cheap. ^ LARGE QUANTITY OF CUARC0AL on hand at the Gas Works, for sale at Thru cont» a Bushel till the present lot is disposed of. Cheaper than Wood. fel-Ot consisting of every article usually found iu a first cl as the money panic iu New York for money, and will be cash. 4bf~ Wo still keep a large line of IRISH LINENS, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION! ALSO, A SPLENDID LINE OF Ladies’, Misses’ and Cliildrerr’s Slioes» of the Latest Style and Best Make. Also, a Beautiful Lino of Carpets, Rugs, &c., at Reduced Prices. forc**l J ell to givo us a cull, as we bought low and will bcR j^*v 1*K 4*00- BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!! Important to Those in Want of Dry Goods. extJ^u C CONTEMPLATING n slight chat*?.* iu our business, we r.ffor from *»•!• date our ||t: |K J MTOt’K or KKKNN AXD FANCY GOODN AT .lie*"'* VALVE, und invito those iu waut to call, examine and be convinced. No charges Our Terms from this date will be Cash. No goods will b sold on longer time than thirty days hose indebted aro earnestly requested to call und sottle at once, or ... 8. ^ JOHN McGOUGH & CO. January 1st, 1874. dtf jgfoCtOfJ
