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Newspaper Page TextiJaUg ©niittittt. COliUBfDtm: SATURDAY |FEBUUAUY 7, 1871. I'OSITIVK. NVo nre forced by the nocosKity of onr business to make the following nnnounce- tnent. The advertising and subscription rates printed in this issue will bo strictly adhered to, and where subscriptions are not paid strictly in advance the following prices will bo insisted on : 'Per Aiiiiiiin. Daily $10 00 Weekly 2 f»0 Sunday .*) 00 Sunday and Weekly f> 00 Monthly subscribers VO Savannah shipped on Wednesday 8,200 bales of cottou for Liverpool, and 2,.*>00 bales for Rotterdam. W. C. Carson, white Republican, lias boon appointed Postmaster for Thonias- villo, On. The HnterprUo of that town says that Congressmen Whitoly managed to have Ciesar Few, colored, appointed deputy. Partial repudiation is threatened in Virginia, as woll as Louisiana. It is said that Kemper will soon send to the Legislature of Virginia a proposition re ducing all classes of the present indebted ness of the State to one, and issue bonds to cancel the same for fifty por comtuiu of their face, bearing six per cent, interest, which would bo equal to threo per cent, upon tlio present debt. A commission will be proposed to represent the facts to the creditors of I ho State and compound tho debts upon the foregoing principles of adjustment. A speciai. Washington dispatch of tho .'id instant to the New Orleans Picayune Hays that on that day Honator Frolinghuy- hoii clearly defined tho attitude of the Federal Administration, which is tho re jection of Pinchback and tho maintenance of a masterly neutrality or non-commital- ism as between tho two contending State Governments. If |>y “masterly neutrality” is meant tho leaving of tho people of Louisiana entirely free to settle tho matter for them selves, there is no doubt as to how tho cuutti^ will be decided, and that quickly. The English manufacturers, seeing tho advantage of spinning and weaving cotton as near tho locality of production ns pos sible, are establishing cotton factories in India. They are increasing fast in the British possessions there. Wo see it stated that tho Bombay mills nloue em ploy ton thousand operatives and work up llfteon hundred bales a week. This is ahead of the manufacture in our Southern States. Can wo afford to let India get tho advantage of us in tho manufacture of tho staple? It will not only make moro per manent and necossarv tho culture of cot ton thoro, but it will enable tho Hindoos to raise it moro cheaply by giving factory work to their women and children. Confiscation-in South Carolina. The Union Times prints tho tax receipts for taxes upon 800 acres of land near Jonosvillo, in that county. They mnko tho following exhibit: Tux oh on 800 acres of land, 1807.$ 7 S.'l Taxes on 800 aoros of land, 1808. 00 00 Taxes on 800 acres ot land, 1870. 117 80 Thus, says the Charleston Courier, the taxes on ono piece of property in Union county were increased eight-fold during tho first two years of Radical rule in this State, and llftuou-fold during tho six yours of its corrupt domination. Tho property upon which the above tnxesworo paid has not enhanced in value ono dol lar in fact, the buildings and fences are not as good as they wore in 18(17. llAl'r.N AT NAVAXXA1I. For the hurdle race, on Wednesday, purse $5100, $50 to tho soeoud horse, tho following horses started : Lewis & Co.’s Santa Lawler, Hitchcock’s LiTnostone, and Jardou \ Wilson’s Revenge. Rovongo won by a “throat latch,” Limestone sec ond ; time Till, two mile heat. The sec ond race, for the Tenlmcoko stake for throe year olds, $1100 and entrance money, second horse to roroivo $100, was con tested for by Bacon’s Flower Girl, O’Cou- nor’s Tannic, Lewis' Vaudulito, and lliteh- cook’s Hoouo. Tho first named won, in 1:58$ —Vaudulito second. Third race, two mile heats, purse $500, $100 to the socond horse. Lewis’ Bessie Lee, Ba cons Jim Ilinton, and Hitchcock’s Fire Ball, started. Bessie Lee won in two straight bouts ; time 0:5f*L 11:50). Hin ton was ftoeond. The races wore well attended, and the running was quite interesting. 4'otton ami Provisions. A city correspondent of the Mobile Heyinter presents the case thus : Planters, Read This. - Cotton to-day is selling in Liverpool at a price that will barely pay hero twelve cents currency for low middlings. More than this. Gortons are offered to bo delivered in Juno and July next at prices equivalent to twelve cents for low middlings. Deduct live to ton dollars per bale to get your cottou to market, and wlmt arc the proceeds per pound to you? Oau you, under the pres ent system of cottoii raising, pay expenses at $40 or $50 per bale? Consider these facts, and act like sane men. Plant less cottou, more corn, more oats, more wheat, more potatoes, more peas, more turnips, more of everything that goes to feed man and beast, and let your cotton be the least of all crops. The writer is no alarmist, but a plain busi ness man. taking practical viewsof things; blit in all seriousness, our State and sec tion is hopelessly ruined unless less cot tou and more breads tuffs are produced. Tin; Next Pope.—The Paris correspon dent of the New York Tinas says that ('ardiual Lucicn Bonaparte, Italian by UF.OKUIA MEW*. — Diamonds found in Hall county arc still exhibited, but we have heard of no salo of ono found iu that locality. -Tho Star reports that the court-house at Griffin was set on fire by hot bricks used for keeping the judge’s feet warm. -Dalton is talking about having a cot ton factory. It will prove to bo talk of tho most profitable kind if it leads to the right kind of action. —Macon is getting up a “married folks’ party." No singlo people, of either sex, are to bo admitted. That’s a fair way to retaliate, and perhaps it will bring some outsiders into the ring. -Our exchanges from various partft of tho State report farm work fairly com menced, and tho plows running. Gener ally tho crops of small grain sown last fall aro represented to be doing woll. —A negro woman in Klberlon was com mitted to jail tho other day, on a charge of administering a dose of strychnine in a glass of whiskey to another colored woman, killing her in a few minutes. —Tho Norcrows Agricultural Club has appointed J. T. O. Board, Esq., and Mr. J. R. Hopkins delegates to tho Georgia Agricultural Convention, which meets in Columbus on the 10th inst. —Georgia negroes, on their way to Ar kansas, tell tho people along the route that tho poll tax iu Georgia is ten dollars; and, what iH more to be wondered at, they have found an editor iu Memphis who be lieves it, which tho namo of his paper is tho Aval niche. —Tho Athens Georgian tells n story of a pious old lady near that city, who waH over-persuaded by tho young folk to have a party at her house ; and when tho gay crowd had assembled, what was their sur prise at the advent of a solemn minister, who at ouoo proceeded to preach them a regular sermon of two hours’ length ! That old lady will hardly bo importuned to give another party. $20 Reward. Of t Ilf r oiored Mare Alula, aged four year* N«i ” i.irk* about her except tin* Jett'-r (1 branded on the left cheek, and clone • beared. The ttliovo reward will be given for the appre hension ati'l delivery of Haiti mule to the under signed. Address _ fcb7 d3tw3t* For Salo. fJlIIK II0KPK AND ROCK A WAY owned by the Bisters of Mercy. For partlculi i apply I Ai.umiA a i:\vs. — A planter of Lowndos county has made over four barrels of syrup from an acre planted in Cubau cano. The product of tlu» acre was worth fully two bales of cotton, and sold as readily as cotton. —Col. J. R. Powell has made arraugo- meutH with Mr. Willis, a warden of tho penitentiary, to get from ten to twenty- live convicts to work on tho stroots of Birmingham, free of charge, excopt t ho cost, of feeding and lodging them. —The Mohilo I {eg inter of Thursday, referring to reports which liavo extended as far as this city, says: “The rumors of tho streets or alleys, that (Job For«yth has left this paper, to take charge of another, or for any purpose whatever, aro entirely false. He is temporarily absout, on pri vate business, but that is all. The rost is utterly untrue.” —Tho Morning News of yesterday soys that on Thursday quite a number of citi zens of Montgomery wero summoned to Washington us witnesses iu tho case against Jndgo Bustced. The proceeding against him seems to bo an earnest ono. Wo have heard it whispered that those conducting it already have their affections centered upon his successor, and that Ex- Gov. Parsons is their man. —Tho Tax Rale advertisement of Bul lock county considerably overruns a pago of tlm Union Springs Herald. This is tho third or fourth page advertisement of that kind that wo have noticed iu our Ala bama exchanges within a week. It really looks as if tho pooplo generally wero unn- blo to pay their taxes, and would liavo to submit to heavy costs to savo their prop erty. Thoro must bo u change, or ruin is inevitable. —Tho Montgomery Journal says that tho effort of the Alabama Commissioners to “take West Florida in out of tho wot,” was untaieccsnful, Wo thought that tho report of progress in that direction was premature. Perhaps it was “too dry a test” that the Alabamians offered to tho Florida legislators. Wo have hoard some remarks about the latter, dropped by tlio wayside, that wore not very complimen tary. Tlic 4>iiMi«'s-4'ii*liiiig 4'iinc. Notice lifts recently boon made of tho bill for an injunction filed by Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines against Caleb Cushing. To day Cushing tiled a bill against Mrs. Gaines. He states that in February, 1 SGI, she ontored into a contract with him to pay sums contingent on his success in prosecuting certain cases ; expressed hor satisfaction at the result, and promised to comply with hor contract. Under theso judgments she recovered a largo amount of properly in New Orloans and damages against, tho parties, and by compromise, oto., sho lius recovered large amounts lie charges that by tho express terms of the contracts ho is entitled to a percent age of all property or damages recovered, and she has refused or neglected to pay the same or account to him for his share, except $(500 paid to his attorney, J. S. Whitaker, in Now Orleans. Ho further states that ho has recovered a deod for 1,122 acres of land entitled to patent, and certificates for (51,101 acres, llo therefore (nays for the .statement on account, that she may bo decreed to pay such Hums as may bo due; that sho may bo glad to dis cover what property she has recovered. 4'oitioroitiun Intrigue*. [Cincinnati Commercial.] Washington, Jon. JU.—It. iH reported steps are being taken to huvo Attorney General Williams removed, the object be ing lo secure the place for his colleague. Senator Seott, whoso term expires in a little more than a year from this time, and whoso chances for re-election are uot considered good. Cameron thinks he can have his son-in-law. Way no McVeigh, elected to the place if his political sagac ity bus not deserted him. Scott is a Re publican lawyer, ami has made a fine record in tho Senate as a quiet, hard working man of very good ability, and he would doubtless prove a much better Attorney General than any one of tho gentlemen whom Grant has discovered for the place up to tliis time. For some reason or other Cameron has recently taken a dislike to Douglass, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and if he unites with Benjamin Butler in de manding Douglass's removal, as it seems probable that he will, the official life of the hitter gentleman will doubtless soon come to an end. There is nothing, probably, that Cameron and Butler acting in concert cannot do with tho present Administration. .Imlgc lliifctcc<l. Washington, February 5.—Tho sub committee of the House J udiciary Com mittee commenced to-day tho investiga tion of charges made against the judiii 1 integrity of Judge Bustced, of Alabama. Governor Smith and Colonel Reynolds,of Valentines for 1874 VALENTINES AT 5c, I Hr, 15c, 25c, 50c, 5llr, 75c, 81 and 82! Wo guarantee satis- iniauuuu. J. W. PEASE & NORMAN. fobO mohll ly DRESSED Turkeys and Chickens, Fresli Butter and Eggs. Bond tlio money with tho order, f"l»0 H* AT 4JFX11Y’S. Dwelling House and Lot For Sale. I <IKFF.lt for Halo Hid Iioiihc ami lot recently or* cupied liy Mr*. V. K. Owen*, iu (lirard, Ala. Tile lot in one aero; the dwelling is comfortable and with Home repairs can l>e made desirable. Tim place is near the Hriek Yard, on Marshall's creek, ten mitm »•«’ walk from either bridge. For terms, apply to C. A. Peabody, Enquirer office. Cl I AS. A. PKAHODY. w u Guardian's Salo. L be Hold on the first Tuesday in March icxt, at the iiHiml place of holding public "• i» tbe city of Columbus, <ia . 1.083 shuns of hIoi U in the Nashville and Chattuiiooiri HuIIroad, as Ihe proport) ot llcnjamin May, deceased, to pay 'IcbtH, and for the purpose of distribution. Terms •wh- UU8TAYUS Di: HAL'NAY, fc*bi; wtd Guardian. W"; WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. C. M. K1NSKL. WITTICH & KXNSEL, Practical Watchmakers, Jewelers & Engravers No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. | s* 9 8L-<A It. - •o-so A N ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of the bent goods and the latent styles liavo been focently purchased iu New York, and are now offered ut tho lowest cash prices. WATCHES, CIiOCKS, JEWELRY, STERLIX41 MI.VKll A PLATED WARE, All of the latest manufacturers. Diamonds. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses, Gold mid Silver Thimbles, Ladies'mid Gents' Chains, Plain and Fancy Gold Kings of beautiful workmanship, and every variety of Article found in a First-Class Jewelry Store. Stencil Plates of every description cut ut short notice. POLE AO ENTS for the celebrated Diamond Pebbled PpoctacleH and Eye-Glussea, and Agents for tho Arundel Pebble Spectacles, which are slightly colored, and in high favor with everybody using specta cles or eye-glasses. Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing in all its branches. Hair Jewelry, Society Badges, Diamond Setting, or any new work made to order at reasonable rates. ENUKAVINU promptly executed.dee23 d.°>n> EACLE AND PHENIX MANUFACTURING CO. SAVE YOUR MONEY! Sheriff’s Sale. L l e Hold on tho first Tuesday in March ■ext, between the legal hours of hiiIo, in front of Ellis ,v Harrison's auction Ir.m*-, Broad stPft. Columbus, Ga, the following described property, to-wit: Pact of lot 219, known us the property of D. W. Smart, agent for wife,with Improvements thereon. Levied oil for State ami county taxes for tlio year eturned to me by Win. w it ‘ n, 0. IVEY, Sheriff, Railroad Notice. Sup’t’s Office North ami South Railroad, 1 February 4th, 1874. J I )A88EN(JEUS who prefer to do ho can take tho train ut Kingshoro, on and after Saturday, ne 7th iiiHfunt, north of Mulberry creek, directly i roar of Dr. Bruce’s ro*i ’ eceived and delivered at lie crook, until 21st inst. ew terminus. ft*b5 ddfcwlt REAL ESTATE ACENTS. ELLIS & HARRISON, Real Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, W ILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE SALE, KENT AND PURCHASE of HEAL ESTATE in tho City and country, and will advertise the same (at private sale) FllEF OF CHARGE, unless tin 1 prop< rty is sold. For Sale. CITY LOT No. C0l, on McIntosh street, with I three dwellings «»n the same. Will be sold 1 together or separate, at a low figure, for cash. ja-7 VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated iu the business centre of the city. \\ <11 sell at a great bargain, or to an acceptable party an undivided intomst. Tho property can ha made to pay a larpu interest on tho investment. A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with ten acres ground, iu Liuwood, one mile from 8. W. It. R. depot; a very comfortable and desirable home. HOUSE with five good rooms, within 20t> yards of Southwestern Railroad depot, oue-half acre ground. For Rent. •A STORE HOUSE in the valley of Talbot county, at a cruHs-ioa I, three miles of the Chalybeate Springs. A very desirable location for a Dry Goods ami Grocery business. S"pl7 ELLIS & HARRISON, AGENTS FOR GEORGIA SOAP FACTORY OK ATLANTA, HA., W ILL sell these excellent Soaps of ALL grades to Ihe trade at FACTORY PRICES, freight added. Merchants will do well to examine be fore buy ing elsewhere. They uro guaranteed as good, at less cost, than other goodB in this line, jaffl oodAwlw Freight will be the old depot, south of After that date at tho W. I». OKIPLKY, Superintendent. Hamilton Yi.<ih>r copy. Notice in Bankruptcy. No. 1070. rpms is to give notice that on tin* 24th day of January, A. I). 1874. a warrant in Bankruptcy issued against tlm estate of Joseph King, of Columbus, county of Muscogee, ami Stale of Georgia, who lias I adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition, ami that the payment id any debts and delivery of any properly belonging to Midi bankrupt, to him. or lor bis use, ana the transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by that a meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, ami to choose one or moro assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be hohlcii at the olllco of L. T. Downing, iu tin* city of Columbus, Ga., before Lemuel T. Downing, Esq., Register, on the 21st day of February, A. I). Is71, at lo o'< lock \. m. WM. II. 8MY 1 11. United States Marshal, as Messenger. f•h. r » 2* SADDLES AND HARNESS. NOTICE. T HE undersigned, with the view of arranging hi« business to close it up at ail early day, offers his entire stock of SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, Ami other goods in his line, At Very Reduced Prices! FOR 4’ AS II 4>M.Y! and to be convinced, please ••all and examine stock N. II.—All persons who arc indebted to m < are requested to call and s -tile w ithout further notice. H. MIDDLEBR00K. Columbus, January 1st, 1871. «odiu2m FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. r|HIK SMALl, DWELLING SECOND — "iv north of Mule Public School, Jack- JOllI u aired. Apply lo fobs tf c. J. FREDERICK A DUO. For Rent. Q LARGE ROOMS, with aide entrance, with us fyJ ui parlor and Kitchen. Parties can board wit family on very reasonable terms, if prefer re House is well located. Address Jn25 tf L, Box 184. For Sale. f |UlE promises knowtn as the Barnard Broad street, now lloopes. Apply to Ju2.l 2law4w upper end ofjBg-ft •ecupied by Mr. L. R.llKll PEABODY & BRANNON For Rent, O NE of the most comfortable Dwellings >yrl in Wynnton, the residence of Thos. A. Camuk. deceased. Terms easy. Apply- 1 — at this office, or to G. 0. RAGLAND, Agent jalO ti for JarticB Camak, Ex r. For Sale Low. 4 eCIIOLARSHlP IN THE MEDICAL COL- A LEGE AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. novO tf APPLY AT THIS OFFICE. Rooms to Rent. I ’WO rooms over J. It Johnston A Co.’s lint Store, suitable for Office or Sleeping Rooms. Apply to J. It JOHNSTON & CO. WAGON MAKING. birth ami education. Italian, of oourae, ; Alabama wore both board. Their evi dence was principally corroborative of tho memoiitl presented to Congress, which charges various official misdeeds in connection with Judge Bnsteed’s judicial administration in that State. They claim he does not reside in Alabama, but in New York, and iu several instances has failed to hold court on the days assigned for its meeting. Busteed was uot pres ent during the session. by race, and entered as “Jtalian"on the official list of Cardinals, is believed (as 1 have already written to you) to be tho Cardinal already designated for succession to tho Papal throne. This able and ener getic prelate is not much heard of; but it appears thnt last Friday, at Borne, on tho anniversary of Kapaleon Ill’s death, he celebrated five huudred masses fur the good of the late Emperor’s soul; and as ho was tho hope of Bonapartism in the past, so, in connection with Home, is he still its hope iu the future. —A petition is circulating in Augusta, tLskiug the Governor to commuto to sen tence of Jim Cooper, colored, to impris onment for life. Jim was convicted of the murder of auother.negro. He is quito old. and is said to be very weak-minded —Tho new Joss House in San Fran cisco is approaching completion. Work men are engaged in putting up the inte rior ornaments. The sacred enclosure, in which the idols nre to be placed, is non ly complete, tho slabs benriug alle gorical figures, in demi.relievo, nre un packed. and in a few weeks all the big and little gods will till their places. CHEMICALS—PURE ! FOR HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS, AT LOW I*RICES. E. C. HOOD & BRO. J.i2i til|119 Stoves, Stoves! NATHANMN.fe w (Oiq»i>nito Sun Office) Columbus, Ga., OUI.D tvHpi-.'t fully invito tlio attention of his frnuitls ami rustotm-rs to bis <>xtt>nsivo k of STOVES, HOLLOW AND M’ AM RED W ARE, HOl'SK-FURN ISlIINVi GOODS, Also TIN WAKE, at w holosalo ami retail. Roofing and Guttering done promptly He lolioits give i-ntito Hutisfactl 4UJ- Price os low i before you buy. 1 in tho best manner. all, feeling assured that lie i EPPING’S m enu Notice to all Purchasers of this Excellent Compound Extract of Euchu. S KND YOUR OHDKRS TO L. PIFKCF \ (0., t'olumhus Ga., and you will get the Genuine, Original Extract. There is no outside AGENCIES—EITHER SPECIAL OR GENERAL. 1 am individually Solo Proprietor. L. PIERCE. March 5th, 18754. tf Wanted. U r K will give nun and women 1HMM.SS TIliT WILL PAY fro:. -I to *8 per day, cau bo pursued in your own .leighlmr- hood; it is a rare chance for those out of implo)- ment or having leisure time; girls and boy# fre quently do as well as men. Particulars n Address J. I.VH1AH A 4 41., augJS tf 292 Washington st., Boston, Mass. Wood and Blacksmith Shop. J. H. M0SKELL Wood Work iu all their various branches, such as Plantation Woik. Repairing of Caniages and Wagons, making of ail descriptions of Plows, Hoi>e Shoeing, .Vo. I keep constantly on hand a large stock of all kinds of PLOWS iu gener.l use, which will be sold as cheap as can be found any where in tIi*• South. 1 luve secured the sen 1 the well known wood workman, to guarantee ail work done, eltlie iron line. patronage of the public solicited. j.i'20 it' respectfully J. H. M0S1IKLL. DOORS, SASH, ETC. Prices Reduced to Suit the Times. Sash, Blinds and Doors. JOB PRINTINC. Letter Press and Card Printing. JUST RECEIVED A FINE STOCK OF LETTER,, BILL Ii E A. 3D AXD Sta.(:ein ent Paper, ALSO, VISITING and BUSINESS CARDS All of which can lie furnished printed at short notice, at low Carii Rates. Railroad Receipt Books, Bills Lading, Georgia and Alabama Legal Blanks, on hand. Tlios. Gilbert, PRINTER and BINDER, Sun and Times Building, COLUMBUS, GA. THE SUN PRINTING BOOK - 1311N1TI1VC4- ESTABLISHMENT, Columbus, Groorgia, 18 ONB OK THH MOST COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE IN THE SOUTH. AND 1 USING SUPPLIED WITH ALL TUB Modern Styles of Machine ry and Material, 18 WBLL PUBPAUBD To Execute with Accuracy and Dispatch KVBUY DESCRIPTION OP Book & Job Printing —AND— BOOK-BUSTDING, W’Using Steam Power, running six of the most improved and best make Presses, with constant additions to our already very large assortment of Elegant Types, Rules, Borders, and other material, and skilled workmen in every department, our facilities for turning out all descriptions of work, expeditiously and neatly, at the Low est Cash Prices, are unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. ■WOrdcri. from al.ron.I will rn- elvo I lie Ktiiiic iitleutiuu na 11 the imrlic» were prevent to trniivttct tlie buvinevv, uml will be prompt* ly tilled. THOMAS GILBERT. 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 & PHENMINGS DEPARTM'T, Less than one year old, and has 378 Depositors. The Legislature of Georgia binds, by law, over $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. ' BANKS. MERCHANTS’ AND MECHANICS' 8xl(l tuiali 10\12 ’• 12\14 “ nglaze.l 8c, ami pla/cil 20c per light. 18c, Li|> sash 2r per light BLINDS .'•(>.■ l’KIl FOOT, m- asuriif i“t over regular siz.s in width. ! panel doors, \ \ In. t hit k. 51x7 feet Fifty cents per side for moulding doors extra. R. R. GOETCHIUS & CO J == Corner St. Clair ami Jackson Sts., j COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. | | |Y| Q. Dissolution Notice. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be settlod up by THOMAS GILBERT, to whom thoso having claims against the firm will present them for payment. Tho«e Indebted to tho firm for sub scriptlon, advertising, job work or book-bind ing are requested to give early attention to the settlement of their arrearages. THOS. Dr WOLF, THOS. GILBERT. Columbus, Ga., Dec. 31,1873. FARM BOOKS. dl W io!'. 11 BOOKS Our Seventy Page illustra ted Catalogue of DOORS, SASHES, ELINDS. STAIll HAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, Ac., Mailed to tiny one interested in bnildlutt, or receipt of Btamp, KEOGH & THORNE, 254 Si 256 CANAL 8TKF.KT, Jyll dAwly NKW YORK CITY. FOB ret En Giles any one to koep accurate counts with their employees. Price $1 50. The form is one furnished by a planter of much experience. Its use will enable a Farmer to suv many times its cost during the year. Printed and for sale by THOMAS GILBERT, SUN JOB ROOMS, Columbus, Ca. Sttr The Book will he forwarded by mail, o receipt of price. Ja2l d*wtf COLUMBUS, W. L. SALISBURY, Presid’t. February 5th, 1874. tf GEORGIA. A, 0. BLACKMAR, Cashier, INSURANCE. SECURITY—PROMPTNESS—LIBERALITY ! THE Georgia Home Insurance Compy I'OXTIMJES TO OFFER THE PlllMF INDEMNITY apist Loss by FIRE ! Having Paid her Friends and Patrons Since the War $800,000,00, She Wants a Chance to Cot it Back. J. RHODES BROWNE, GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, SAM’L S. MURDOCH l’rcNidciit. Columbus, Oct. 1st, le755. Treasurer. FIRE INSURANCE. FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY OF San Francisco, California. Cash Assets, $675,000 GOLD! Prompt, Reliable, Liberal! 6. GUNBY JORDAN, Agent, oct22 ly COLUMBUS. GA. COPARTNERSHIP. milK UNDERSIGNKD HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP under the Arm natneo X WILLCOX & HAWKS, for tho transaction of u Uuueral Insurance Business in this city. Columbus, Oct. 13, 18751. Willcox & Hawks, General Insurance Agents, 79 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., Representing a list of the <ddfst and largest Insurance Companies in the-country, “Time-Tried tnJ Hre-ToBted, with assets exceeding $27,000,000! Offer their services in covering all classes of insurable property, nt regular rate*. All proposals and applications promptly attended to. WILLCOX A HAWKS- .7\. CAFLU. rnilK undersigned, having retired from a service of fourteen years _L Company, and formed the connection above named, solicits tor tlio of the city, and offers his careful attention tiieret experience of twenty years in the community as an Underwriter, ho respectfully refers i>* ■ived his policies, ami to whom lie has disbursed thousands of bv the new firm. ». F. WILMOX. With the many who have during that time , , dollars lor Rases incurred by Companies then represented’ by him. and Columbus. Oct. 1 1. 18751. tf AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. u. McNeill. G. \V. BOSETTE. S. E. LAWFION. R. McNEILL & CO., ATJCTION, Commission Merchants AND Real Estate Agents, 121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., H AYING formed ft copartnership to conduct tho AUCTION AND COMMISSION business, solicit a share of the public patrol ago. HAVE NOW UN CONSIGNMENT, HII, OITS, CORN, APPLES, POTlTOfi UD FRESH BUTTER, Which is offerotl nt WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, inducement to Cash Buyers. Columbus, October 12tl», 1373. dCm at prices that will ba U. McNKILL A CO.