Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Enquirer.
VOL. XYI.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1874.
NO. 4<>
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Ill Kimball Decline* a llnnqnet-
l.i'glslutive Action—The
llcdell Murder.
SpooUl Correspondence Enquirer and Sun.]
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 21, 1874.
Would you believe it ? Leading citi
zens of Atlnuta have tendered Kimball a
banquet! He has declined, on the ground
that he wants the cloud cleared first from
his character. In a long letter he alleges
his innocence of all wrong. Why don't
ho prove it? lie has hud ample oppor
tunity for an explanation. What was his
connection with Bullock? Bullock ap
pended a letter of Kimball's to his own
defonse, when they lied from Georgia.
Both allego their innocence. The bur
den of proof is against them; and yet At
lanta l ' eS ^es to foast Ili Kimball. He
j explanation, only declares he is
not#uq ty. Is not some action required
on the ^uirt of the authorities?
One thing is certain, Kimball is called
a great developer, &c. Who could not
have built the Brunswick and Albany
Railroad and erected fine houses in At
lanta, when his friend, the Gouernor, and
the Radical Legislature put the Treasury
and millions of Georgia bonds at his dis
posal? The only developing Kimball has
done has beou effected with Georgia
money. Who could not have done it un
der the same circumstances ? lie spent
an immeuse amount on Atlanta, but the
money used belonged to tho people of
Georgia, and the State is now being taxed
to pny a goodly portion, and attempts are
being made to muko them pay all.
THE LEGISLATURE
now holds three sessions daily. The
House has disposed of 6(50 bills.
Senate.
Tho Appropriation bill was passed with
amendments. Among the amendments
are appropriations to the following La
dies' Memorial Associations: Savannah,
$1,000; Augusta, $0,000; Macon, $1,000;
Thomaston, $200; Cassville, $500; Colum
bus, $500; Newnan, $500; Atlanta, $1,-
000; Athens, $500; Milledgevillo, $500.
The appropriation of $500 to Treasurer
Jones was stricken out.
The Senate refused to reconsider the
Augusta and Summerville lluilroad bill.
IIOUMC.
The following were pussod :
To amend tho laws relative to affidavits
of illegality; a resolution asking that
President Grant extend executive clemen
cy to all parties in North Georgia, hereto
fore convictod and indicted for illicit dis
tillation ; to amend the chartor of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road, so as to allow Georgia stockholders
to elect their four directors; for tho
lief of maimed and indigent Confederate
soldiers. The act gives one huudred dol
lars to those who lost two limbs or both
eyes in service, with an amendment that
it apply to other married Confederate sol
diers who are unable to support them
selves the same to be verified by the roo-
ommoadjtiou of tho grand juries of thoir
respective counties; to amend the eharter
of the Eagle & Phonix Manufacturing
Company of Columbus ; to amend section
4,69-5 of the Revised Code ; to authorize
the Chattahoochee Manufacturing Com
pany to have surveyed three small islands
in the Chattahoochee river, constituting a
portion of their dam, and to authorize the
Governor to make titles to the same ; for
tho relief of W. A. & B. M. Barden, of
the county of Muscogee, and for othor
purposes ; to alter and amend section 3,-
1117 of the new Code of Georgia; to amend
au act to change the time of holding the
Superior Courts of Talbot county, to
minors from playing on billiard, bagatelle WASHINGTON,
uud other tubles; to provide for the re
demption of reul estate by defendant in '
execution within two years after the sale t’OStlBESSIOSAt.
thereof under execution; to amend sec- j
tion 1455 of the Code. Substitute re- | Senate.
qnired stock in the couuties of Stewurt, , Washington, February 23.—The Son-
Mmoogec, Troup, Randolph and Bibb, to j ate, after prayer, adjourned iu honor of
bo kept from running at large; Mr. Roper
offered an amendment that provided it
does not apply to the stock of citizeus of
adjoining counties; Mr. Griffin moved to
indefinitely postpone the bill, which mo
tion did not prevail; Mr. Roper's amend
ment was adopted by yeas 82, nays 24;
Washington’s birthday.
Bureau business generally suspended.
Repeal of War Acts Reewminendcul.
The House Committee on Judiciary has
made a report, in which they say that as
all other property, and rights of property,
of persons engaged in the lato rebellion
Mr. Lowe moved to strike out tho county ( have, by general acts of amnesty and laws
of Stewart, which prevailed; Mr. Watt ' of the Uuitod States, been exempted from
was granted leave to withdraw tbe bill.
INEBRIATE ASYLUM BILL LOST.
To incorporate the Georgia .State Iue-
brintes Asylum.
Mr. Black moved to indefinitely post
pone, which did not prevail by yeas 40;
nays 57.
Messrs. Charlton and Foster favored,
and Mr. Walsh opposed.
The bill provided for a tax of $10 on
wholesale dealers, and $5 on retail dealers
for tho support of the asylum. Members
coucoded that it was a good bill, bat had
a constitutional objection to the feature
levying a special tax on dealers. Section
3 of Article 0 of tho Constitution provides
that all special taxes on liquors must go
to the Educational fund.
The vote on its passage stood yeas 56;
nays 81.
THE BEDELL MURDER.
The examination of Gaines Chisolm, as
has been telegraphed, was postponed to
Monday by tho State, that a short hand
reporter might be employed.
Gen. Gartroll, Mr. Evan P. Howell,
Col. Cincinnatus Peeples, Mr. John A.
Stephous and Capt. W. T. Newman are
counsel for Chisolm.
Col. Pike Hill, Mr. W. II. Hulsey,
Messrs. Candler & Thompson and Solici
tor Glenn are prosecuting.
Tho case excites iuteuse interest. Bo-
dell, though a gambler, was very popular
in Atlanta. Muscooee.
GEORGIA JVEW9.
—Mayor Huff, of Macon, reports tho
gross receipts of tho State Fair of last
year, $31,130 80; of which amount $21.-
D35 75 was from the sale of tickets,
—Savannah shipped, last week, 13,018
bales of cotton to European ports, and
4,559^0 ports of the United States. Di-
roct exportation soeius to bo increasing.
—Daniel O'Connor has rccovorcd fivo
thousand dollars damages from Edward
Log, in Chatham Superior Court, for slan
der. Lee called Dan “a daylight robber."
—A Washington special to tho Atlanta
Herald states that Postmaster Dunning
had, before his death, paid $12,4(50 of his
sou's defalcation to the Federal Govern
ment, loaviug $7,078 yet to bo paid.
—The Atlanta Constitution says that
the Patrons of Husbandry sooiu to centre
on J. B. Jones, of Burke, for President
of the Direct Trade Union, lie is au ex
perienced and successful farmer.
—Eldridgo Jackson, of Randolph coun
ty, has had his death sentence stayed
until au appeal can be made to the Su
preme Court. So there will bo no bung
ing iu Gulhbert on tho 2Gth of March.
—Horseback riding is tho populur rec
reation of tho lndios of Cuthbert, and is a
kind of exercise that many ladies else
where would find more healthful than
easy carriage riding.
—A young man named Waldrup was
arrested in Upson couhty and sout to the
jail at Thomnston, last week, ou the
charge of committing a rapo on a lady 75
or 80 years of ago.
—Mr. Robert Kelly, of Butts county,
who is 8G years old, made this year,
says the Indian Springs Echo, two bales
of cotton, each weighing 525 pounds. He
did all the work of cultivating and gath
ering the crop himself.
—The failure of Hughes A Vickers, the
extensive planters of Twiggs, Laurens
aud Dougherty counties, huretofu
ken of iu the public press, is still a load-
iug topic of conversation. Their liubili
ties ore now known to bo over $190,000.
—Senator Nicholls informs tho Atlanta
Herald that at Graham, in Appling coun
ty, on the 1 ilh iust., one Hilliard Mc
Gowan, commonly known ns “Bunk,"
Btnbbed and instantly killed Lube Hall,
colored. McGowan was arrested by tho
sheriff, but before he was imprisoned
mado his escape.
—The bill to incorporate the Altamaha
Railroad, which has passed the Legisla
ture, authorizes the construction df a
railway from ll»muiv SuiitYs landing, or
somo other poiut on tho Altaruaha river,
to the Macon A Brunswick Railroad. Mr.
Sharpe and hi - associates, who propose to
build the load -a train road of wood—
now run a steamer from Darien to Ham
my Smith’s, and tho railway would bo an
extension of their line of transportation.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
—Steamer North Pacific, while in a
galo near San Juan Island, struck a
sunkon rock and stove tho hole forward.
She was finally towed safely to port.
—.V rain has been fulling at Cincinnati
steadily since Friday, and generally pre
vails throughout the head waters of the
Ohio. A great flood is approhondod.
Trains have been delayed and some tres
tle works washed.
—Nothing has been heard from the
Indian agencies for several days. Gen's
confiscation, there cun bo no reason for
uow retaining on tho statute book such
acts and parts of acts as wore very proper
ly enacted to prevent aid and comfort to
the onomies of the Unitod States during
the war, which, by their impediments to
tho creditors of the United States in re
ceiving their just dues, amount to confis
cation thereof ; uud, also, such acts to tho
same effect, which were parsed to hinder
aud prevent disloyal porsons, whoso dis
abilities had not then beou removed be
cause of their participation iu tho rebel
lion, from making any claim against the
Government for debts due and claims not
arising out of tho rebellion prior thereto,
should also be rep?aled.
NPEXCER'NYHEH CAKE.
Washington, February 23.—-General
Morgan concluded his argument in tho
Sykea-Spencer case. Further heariug to
morrow.
Captured ami Abandoned Property.
Washington, Feb. 2L.—In rospou
a resolution of inquiry, the Secretary of
tho Treasury to-day transmitted to the
House of Representatives u statement in
regard to the captured aud abandoned
property fund, containing the following
information : The total amount converted
into the Treasury, as proceeds of the sales
of captured uud abandoned property,
stating almost entirely of cotton, was $20,-
910,G5G. Of this amount there have been
paid to claimants under awards of the
Court of Claims $(5,300,000: as judgments
of Uuited States Circuit Court for New
York, $97,734, and as awards by tho Sec
retary of the Treasury under tho act of
May 18th, 1872, $97,734. Tbe fund has
also been diminished by $75,000. Tho
expenses of collection leaving a balance
in tho Treasury of $14,410,000. There
remain unpaid judgments of tho Court of
Claims umouutiug to $1,834,800.
The Georirh* Custom Houses.
The speech of Mr. Dawes on finaanc
just published, contains a mnss of stat
tics concerning tho custom houses of tho
country. Tho amount of duty received
at the Georgia custom houses for the iiscul
1873 was as follows
may have opportunity to go before their
constituents for re-election. It is also
said the Queen’s speech will not be read
until Parliament reassembles. Pobably
Right Honorable Sir William Robert Sey
mour Fitzgerald will bo appointed uuder
Sosrotury of State for India. Hart Duko
has received tho appointment and patron
age of Secretary of tho Treasury.
Afthanteo War Ended.
A correspondent of the Standard, on
the gold coast, writes that the treaty of
peace has been signed by Gen. Sir Gar
net Wolseley and the King of the Ashuti-
tees.
Faoatue In ludla.
A special to the Times from Calontta
says 280,000 persons are distressed from
tho want of food in the districts of Fir-
hoot and Boglij£l-, presidency of Bengal.
Tho same dispatch says it is estimated but
for tho aid furnished by the Government
fivo hundred thousand persons would
perish.
Charlos Shirlo Brooks, tho celebratod
Euglish novelist and dramatic author, is
dead.
.$157,927 1
1,192 4<
y-
Savannah ..
Brunswick.
St Mary’s ...
Total $159,844 80
The G8 employees of the Savannah
Custom Houho received au aggregate
compensation of $GG,720 13 for the fiscal
year 1873, tho 10 employees at Brunswick
$1,805, uud tho (5 at St. Mary's $3,117 15.
RIOT IN*'‘ EUFAULA.
CARRIACES.
COLUMBUS CARRIAGE
REPOSITORY.
SEVERAL WHITES AND NEGROES
WOUNDED.
Africa Commenced It.
Eufaula, Ala., February 23.—During
tho municipal election this morning, a
riot was slurted by a negro leaping into
the managers’! apartment with drawn
knife. Several whites and negroes were
wounded, one of the latter seriously.
It is not jet known which party was
victorious. Both sides worked hard.
LAST OF THE LOWERY OUTLAWS
KILLED.
Wilmington, N. 0., February 23.—The
Star has received tho following from
Loweryburg:
“Steve Lowery, the last survivor of the
notorious Robeson couuty outlaws, was
instantly killed by three citizens. He was
tuning his banjo prepurutory to playing
for somo wagoners, when thren shots were
fired at him, taking effect in liis head and
killing him instantly. His body is now at
Lumbertou, the couuty seat of Robeson.
WASHINGTON'S IIIKTHDAY CEL
EB RATIONS.
Charleston, S. C., Fob. 23.-—Washing
ton’s birthday was observed us a universal
holiday. Business wus suspended, salutes,
an imposing military parude, an oration
and a banquet in tho evening, wero fea
tures of the celebration.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 23.—The post-
offico and other Government offices wero
closed to-duy, in honor of Washington's
birthday. The eolored troops, consisting
of two companies from Richmond, oue
from Petersburg, aud oue from Manches
ter, paraded, and wero reviewed by the
Governor and other State officials.
FOREIGN^INTELLIGENCE.
Tbe Pueblo Incllann.
St. Louis, Fob. 19.—Tho correspon
dent of tho Republican at Suutu Fe says
the Supreme Court of the Territory has
decided that tho Pueblo Iudiuus iu New
Mexico are citizens of the United States,
under the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo,
with power to sell and dispose of their
lands like othor citizens.
This decision adds about 4,000 voters
to tho population of tho Territory, aud re
lieves the Government of tho necessity
and expenso of supporting the Pueblo
agencies and distributing farming imple
ments among them.
The lawlessness in Lincoln county, re
ported a few weoks since, continues.
Seven murders have been committed
there in ten days previous to the date of tho
letter. The outlaws threaten to kill some
of the most prominent men in the couuty.
Many farmer# have left tbe county, aud
more are preparing to follow.
Tbe Whlnkcy War.
New Yobk, Feb. 21.—The war npuu
the liquor dealers, it appoprs, is to be
taken up by Trinity Church. Many of
tho old members, especially women, have
remonstrated with tho trustees against
letting the property of the Church for
the suto of intoxicating beverages, aud it
has been decided that, in future, tho
property shall not bo let for such pur
poses, and as fast as the present leases
expire holdors engaged iu the objection
able business must vacate. Under this
rule about forty retail dealors, some of
thorn keeping well known places of re
sort, will bo obliged to retire on tho first
of May. It is also stated that tho lady
members of u Methodist Episcopal
Church aro making inquiries to ascertain
if any members of their church own
houses usod for tho salo of liquor, for
gambling, or more nefarious purposes,
that a chango may bo effected.
—One who knows how it is herself
says, “tho man who is awfully urbane to
his wife before strangers, is generally al
so her bane behind their backs."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Rankin House, Feb. ‘IS.
W. M. Harris, Macon.
M. H. Stevens, Norfolk, Va.
W. S. Hartt, New York.
A. J. McDonald, Baltimore.
John Doe, Now York.
Richard Roe, ‘ 4
J. L. Citlbouu, Montgomery.
W. 8. Welch, Mucon.
R. J. Brnce, Thomasville, Ga.
8. C. Lindsay, Cherokee, Ala.
Leroy Upshaw, Barbour county, Ala.
R. H. Cobb, Cuthbert.
G. 8. Fullam uud wife, Chicago.
Mrs. J. C. 8. Shoemaker, Mohuwk, N. Y.
Mrs. M. V. A. Forsyth, SVashiugton,
). C.
L. P. Spinner, Washington, D. C.
W. A. Faruill, Muine.
Goo. Gregory, “
G. H. Grace, 8. and A. Tel. Co.
M. Rosenthal, New York.
Thos. Paschal, Hatchechubbeo, Ala.
J. J. Griffin, Ga. R R. Co.
Edward Rafferty, Birmingham, Ala.
My Stock of
BUCCIES,
PHAETONS
and SUNDOWNS,
IS NOW OOMPLETH, and will lie .old LOWEIl
Ilian such work wan ever boforo offered in this
market for CASH. Tbe attention of buyer* is
invited to tome uow aud olegaut work just received.
THOS. K. WYNNE,
Opposite Perry House,
Columbus, Ga.
FORCASII.
F -OIt tho Ill'll THIRTY HAYS I will noil tho ro-
nwluiler of my of auporh
MILBURN, STUDEBAKER
PLANTATION WAGONS,
AT COST!
tMloror Iron Axlo Wagon, worllifur It 110
II>4 lloroo Iron A xlo Wagon, “ $120, “ $100
1-Hor.ii “ " " #1110, “ $106
-III Irr. promptly
rrlrlppil
Fob lO-frirlA win
THOS. K. WYNNE,
Opposite Perry House,
Columbus, Ge.
MACHINISTS.
B. H. RYDER,
PRACTICAL
Engineer and Machinist,
H AVING taken tho Machine81iop in Uoet* bins'
Filming Mills, is now prepared to do all
work in bis tine with promptness, and at nri- e*
a* low as similar work can be dona in the South.
Hpocial attention given to
Mill Work and Repairs of all kinds.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
No need of lending work to neighboriug cities.
BANKS.
OFFICE OF TltK
on Ago solicit'-'
J«-d
tend the time of the same, aud to provide ! Sheridan and Ord arrived at Cheyenne
for rlrorw iug jurors for Shirt extended time, | «“? *}« loa '° for
. bJ ’ Monday (yesterday). Snow was falling at
aud for other purpojes ; to recousider the j cney ‘
gat
,-ith indica-
t ting thi
ctiou of yesterday defeating the Senate j lions of
bill reducing the homestead.
Tho following wero lost or withdrawn :
To exempt dentists in active praotico
from jury duty; to prevent cruelty to ani
mals; to make Augusta tho northern te.-
uiinus of the Great Southern Railway; to
exempt millers from jury duty; f r the
more thorough protection of tho present
aud prospective manufacturing interest 1 Department of War, >
of the Stato of Georgia, bo far m said iu- j Washington, Fob. 23, 1874. >
terest is conducted by the ue of tho! Probabilities.—For the Southern StateH,
FRANCE.
Pams, Feb. 23.—Alsaco Deputies hav
withdrawn from tho Reichstag, and r<
turned to Strasbourg.
New York, Feb. 23.—A Paris letter
says tho government of Paris has asked
permission of tho Assembly to prosecute
The cotton nnd woolen mill employ- j M. M. Molvil, Court Doputy for.Guada-
s at Philadelphia, held an enthusiastic i 0 p e> f or participating in the act of the
mu,! about five hundred , Communo . Me t vi i ia tho only negro
toluding a large propor- ! , B
Resolutions wero adopt- the Chamber, aud aiU upon tho extreme
left among extreme Radicals. Ho was
; Deputy Minister of War under Clusorot.
i The Assembly bad taken no action, but it
; was thought probable Melvin will fly to
t, ) England.
Parliament to bo l»rorogu«*<l.
London. Feb. 23.—It is said tho in-
MARKETS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
J. I. GK1KKIN.
IMPORTED
Drop & Medicines,.
PERFUMERY
tANCY (iOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
4Hr Dr. soriptions csro-
All goods
fully i»n>pt»r
Jalx d
id at
Uwly
Manufacturing Comp’y,
Columbus, Georgia
Paid up Capital, $1,250,000.
TO INCULCATE THE HABIT OF
SAVING ON TnE PABT OF THE
OPEBATIVE8, ANI) TO PROVIDE A
safe and reliable arrangement for tho
boneficial accumulation < f the oarnings
of artisan* and all othor classes, this
Company has established, under
SPECIAL CHARTER FROM THE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
A SAYINGS DEPARTMENT,
iu which tho following advantages aro
offerod to Depositors of oither largo or
small amounts:
1.
PERFECT SECURITY. Tho assets of
tho Company were on the 1st of January,
1873 $1,704,459 43
and are stoadily increasing.
The ltoservo Fund is $297,7(56 92
All of which property is specially
pledged by act of tho General Assembly
for tho protection of Depositors ; and in
addition, by the same act, the Stockhold
ers of tho Company are mado INDIV1D-
ALLY RESPONSIBLE in proportion lo
their sharos, for the integrity of the
Savings Department and its certificates of
Deposit.
2.
LIBERAL INTEREST. Rato allowed
Seven per cent, per annum, compounded
four times a year.
3.
DEPOSITS can bo withdrawn at any
time without notice. Depositors residing
out of the oitv can di »w deposits by
checks.
4.
JU LES AND REGULATIONS of this
Department furnished upon application,
anti all desired information given.
5.
BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOSITS
given to depositors.
6.
All accounts of Depositors will be con
entered strictly private and confidential
DIRECTORS i
N. J. BUSSEY,
W. It. YOUNG,
\\ . K. I'ARKAMORK,
ALFRED I. YOUNG,
of Now York.
CHARLES GREEN,
GROCERIES.
A New Enterprise !
WHOLESALE
Grocery and Provision House
In Marshall, Ala.
J. T. HOLLAND
T AKES pImmum la notifying Morrhnuts mid
Planters of I tie suirouutliiig country t hut tin
Wes'taru'pr “„*" ry Jjjjf O^rocorl.s uud
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
NOTICE.
T"L
n ranging
THE RETAIL HOUSE
OK
Holland Ualior
IS NOW OPEN,
with a full line of
Groceries aud Staple Goods,
JaM dim] adaptod to tho tratlo.
Co to Pomeroy’s,
AT IIDOIIUIt'.S tOlINKII,
Fop Ferris & Co.’s Sugar-cured Pig
Hams and Strtps, Ferris’ 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 Siurcii,
Sardines, Salmon, Oysters, Tomatoes,
Christmas Eggs, Turkeys, Ducks and
Chickens, Wine, Milk, Butter, Boston,
Butter, Soda and Pic-nic Crackers,
Snaps, &c.
Mr. 1. c I'RIDGKON will to fuiiHd at Iho conn
Dissolution Notice.
WILLIAMS, PE A ltd
IIUD'I, i, thin da;
SADDLES,
HARNESS,
TRUNKS,
And othor goods iu hi- Hit".
At Very Reduced Prices!
lOlt CASH UNLY !
and to bo convinced, plo.ua' cull aud examine stock
ttll N. P R — AU persona who nro iudohtfd to m » are
rot;iiobtod In call at d h til without further notice.
H. MIDDLEBR00K.
BY TEL»:UKAI»II TO FN4LTRLH.
Cotton Market*.
Liverpool, Feb. 23—Noon —Cotton
steady ; soles 12,000 bales ; speculation
aud export 2000.
New York, February 23.—No domestic
markets.
Liverpool, February 23, (5 p. m.—Cot
ton—Of tho sales to-duy 7,000 bales wero
American.
Sules of uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped .January. 7jd; deliver
able April and May, 7 ll-KJJ; deliverable
March, 7^d.
Frovlwlon Markrlv.
Cincinnati, February 23.—Flour stoady.
Corn steady at 58a(52c. l’ork dull and
nominal. Lard dull and nominal. Bacon
quiet; shoulders (J.Jc; cloar rib sidos 8ja
8j|c; clour sides 8jj*8j|c. Whiskey stoady
250,000 COPIES SOLD !
RICHARDSON’S NEW METHOD
PIANOFORTE!
EXCELLENCE OF
lit..ii.h tl.n trout rant
of all otte rs—fur. ii
BOOTS AND SHOES.
YOUR
A ttention in rnsjmotruiiy cniied m th.-i
that we an- SECOND Ty MINK in tho
Jiiu iuonta offored to boyrni of
IIOOTN A\ll KIIOV5K.
W« keep our Stuck w.-ll amo-ricl ri ptcniBh
n '*ur Bitten make it tier-usury, from the l..-at m
ll'arturers. We shall endeavor l.y fair meani l
HEAD
the Hut ..I r.iinpelitors for .v.»<r trade.
Ol lt I.KA MI UK IIKPAKTEF..VI
I LOCK MILE LI
IS
‘'LEVEL-
LOTTERY.
FOURTH
Grand Gift Concert.
FOR T11U BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library of Kentucky.
Success Assured!
A HI.I, DRAW I .M« (liltTAIN
On Tuesday, 3l9tMurch Next!
In order to tu#et tho general wt-li Bint expec
tation of tho public ami lleket-li'ildorp, for the
fuilpaymentul tho m ignificont gilts anm unc
oil for tho Fourth Oruml (lilt Concert ol tho
I’ubllo I.Unary ol Kentucky, tho muiiHgcuiuut
havo determined to postpone tt.o Concert and
Drawing until
Tuesday, tho 31st of March, 874!
No Further Postponement.
Only 60,0'H) tickets huvo Leon is.-med ami
12,000 CttMll Grift A
#1,500,000,
distributed among the ti<*kot-lioDIors.
ticket
lids of RKPAlRI.su dm
ARKKT PRICK
iK DllY III REN.
WELLS & CURTIS,
73 Broad Street.
$20 Reward.
MTRAYKD, from tin. r- -..l-t. .- of |
and all rni
the drnwIngJUHt us whole ticket* a
List of Gifts.
ONE (IRANI) It ASH (11 FT
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT
ONE GRAND CASH GITT
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT
10 CASH GIFTS $10,000 ouch.
30 CASH OlFTS 6,000 each.
6o (! ASH (11 FTS l.ooo eucn.
40 CASH OIF'1 S 6oo each•
too (-’ASH GIFTS 400 eaeh.
160 CASH GIFTS 300 each.
260 CASH GIFTS 200 ouch.
326 CASH GIFTS 100 each.
11,000 CAS 11*01 FTS 6o oaoh.
TOTAL, 12,000 GIFTS, ALE CASH,
amounting to *1,600,o<
Tho chances lor a gift nro as ono to live,
Prico of Tickets.
Wholo tickets *60.00; Halves *25.00; Tenth
‘ upon *6.0); Eleven Wlmle 11 '
k’ota lor *6,(1
000.00. No disco
ol Tickets.
. J. I'KAKUK A (’(
undersold.
JOHN W. IIUIXL
T. J. Pearce & Co.,
(Su«:icss..ra l.» Williams, Pear.-.' A llodo.)
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 20 Broad Street,
R KSPKCTKI LLY announce to tludr filends and
tho puldn that ^ they will continue husinc,-.
Groceries, Plantation Supplies, &c.,
filch will I low uud strictly for rash.
1 tin T. J. PEARCE A CO.
A NEW LOT OF
Smoked Tongues, Breakfast Bacon,
New York Bellies, (Ico cured;;
Cream Cheese. Goshen Butter,
Capers and Horse-Radish,
Messina Lemons,
Queen Olives and Bay Rum.
H. F. ABELL & CO.
Pure Apple Vinegar, 50c per gallon;
11 White Wine Vinegar, 50c per gallon;
Choice N. Y. Stato Buckwheat Flour;
N. 0. Soft A Sugar, 7 pounds for $1;
“ Yellow Clarified Sugar, 8 lbs for $1:
Bakors' Premium Chocolate;
Now Zant Currants, 12 1-2c per lb.;
New Turkish Prunes, 1G 2-3c por lb.;
Maltby's Prepared Cocoanut;
It is ,i disiial.lu U'lditluii to any private rn ,| •
Halford's Leicestershire Table Sauce;
Morgan's Sapolio for house cleaning, 15c c'k;
" Hand Sapolio, 15c per cake;
Flour, Meal and Grits, at mill prices,
UEL1V Kit IU) FREE OK Dll AY AU P
ROBT S. CRANE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
l»I A>IOM> SPECTAPl-KS !
VITTKMI A KIN- Kb
NOTICE.
l *600.00;
lokotfl fur *1,000 11
A 1 -.'-!'::
i 1 <*•! ■ n tli<- left c
id full p <
vod, and ft If Imp*'
uing furmor prices.
THE WEATHER.
water powers of this State, nud for othor northwest to southwest winds, somewhat i coming Parliament will be prorogued
purposes; to authorize shtriffs to collect | lower temperature, partly cloudy and until the 12th of March, so that members
advertising fees in advance; to prevent J clearing weather. ! who have accepted offioe from Disraeli
Art of I'll
Method,”
ml i
edition Jost i»H,,"l r
id the famous :
ying the Piano,’
Justly claimed
“Kir!
Method
I»rlce, 83.73.
a#- Used by thousands of TeacI
all Book and Mnsir Dealers.
I IF
Notice.
Notice.
. II 1C \ VI I
•ary Kcntm-
, 1‘uMlC LI
!(.* for sale and prist
Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt.
L. L. COWDERY.
CROCCEBY AM ELiSSWABt
For Gale at Low Prices.
'.rorKiii llomr l!l.tlk lit,' Ulllik-
Railroad Sale of Unclaimed
Goods.
T
old by me caihed without dip- m/Vb!
OlivorCitsca & Co.,
Chao. II. Ditcon & Co.
711 N. Y.
John D. Blackmar,
I by app dntment of Gov. Hratnlotto,