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COLVHBIJI, OA.I WEDNESDAY MARCH 11, 1871. I*>M) si US- It 11*1 ION RECEIVED UNLESS ID lull IX ADVANCE. SilttBVEPOBT had received, up to the 1st inst., (i4,f>G0 bales of c<ittou, agaiuaL 47,- 470 to hhujo date of last year. Another lur^o firo in Bryan, Texan, on Saturday list, destroyed property to the amount of $'10,000. McQueen & Davis, A. Kaiter, Frank Clarke, and Parker &. riippen, were the principal fuifforero. We are indebted to Mr. Malcolm Johu- Ston, Secretary, for n pamphlet copy of the proceedings of tho Georgia State Ag ricultural Society, at tlfl late meeting in this city, with the several intereating ro- ports made to tho body. An Atlanta letter iu tho Columbus En quirer predicts that 1J. S. Grant und J. it. Gordon will bo President and Vice President in 1877! Bosh [—Mont. Jour nal. | Why didn't you atato that the letter was from u Grant and Hard Republican? The Marianna Courier reports tho sule of 400 acres of land in Jackson county, Fla., nt ton cants per acre, 300 ncros at ten couts, and 200 Boren ut iivo cents. These salon were made by the Sheriff, un der execution. Those lauds woro assess ed for faxes at $1 per aoro. Is thero no way to break up tho gang of cow thieves who infest our city? lleu- ry Monro, Esq., has*bad n very tine blood ed cow, which cost $7fi, stolon. An ex ample should he made of Homo of them if caught.—Mont. Journal. Nothing easier. Just ouforoo tho va grant laws if you huvo them, and if not, make and enforce thorn, and tho numhor of thieves will be greatly diminished. Tiik Montgomery Journal roports, with out 11 word of disapprobation, tho mar riage in its city, on Monday, of n negro man and a wbito woman. Tho Advertiser Hoys that tho nogro women who witnessed the ceremony bitterly denounced tho de graded white voidiii. And the A'eirs uny H that “the woman was an abandoned cy* prian of tho lowest character, while the negro was a hard specimen of his race.” The new State obligations of Alabama, prepared by authority of tho Funding net, lmve reached Montgomery, and will ho issued in n few days. Thon Alabama will have mouoy of her own, and can look with supremo indifference upon the strug. glu iu Congress between tho inilatiouists and advocates of specie payment. With all tho thieves turned loose, to save tho expense of kcoping them in jail, und a million of money of its own making, Ala bums will doubtless seo the “inillouiutu" before any other Stmo in the I’nion i Wk will to-morrow publish the tlrst of a couple of communications in hnnd (which wo hope the writer will contiuuu), on tho subject of tho “Philosophy of Mut ter as relating to Astronomy." They wore written hy one of our citizens who has given much thought to such subjects, and woro suggested by Prof. Proctor's loo- tures, lately noticed by us. Tho reader will lltid them well written and very in teresting, based upou accepted or plausi bly correct elementary principles, and abounding in suggostioiiH that will load to protitubio reflection. Wo bespeak for thou an attentive perusal. Tin: NAT A I. DRILL. Telegraphic mention has been several times made iu onr columns of tho prac tice of the Fnitod States war vossols near Koy West with torpedoes, <tc. Tho ren dezvous «>f a number of the irou-clads and other vessels of tho navy was ordered with a view to n test of tho facility with which they could be mnim-uvorod iu an ongng mioni; us well as the efficacy of the torpedo as au instrument of naval war fare. The evolutions of the vessels are reported to have been very satisfactory. Tho torpedo was also shown to bo a won derfully destructive agent, but not always reliable. Tht-so aro not tho otllciul re ports, which have not yet boon made pub lic. Of tho practice with the torpedo, the New York JJirald says: “ In the ex periments with tho torpedo, the couutry has never boon furnished with a more complete exhibition of the destructive ca pacities of this submarine projectilo, as it is now known to military and naval science. Admiral Porter in his recent WHO RELEASED IAXTAX1A? Now that Sintauta, the Kiowa chief, U reported to ho on the war path again, the question who effect'd his release, with eome of 'he consequences thereof, is mado tho subject of epiitolatory contro versy between ei-Governcr Davis and Genoral Sherman. It appears to have comiuencod with u remark of the Geno* ral, made to the Military Committee, that bo would not shed a tear if Bantanta should catch aud scalp Governor Davis. This raised tho Governor’s bristles, and ho reminded Sherman that it wss Presi dent Grunt who procured the reloase of Hantauta; that when Grant first requested tho release of the Kiowa chief, he (Davis) objected, but was finally induced to do so, ‘to save the pledged faith of the Presi dent and tho United States Government " (from which it appears that President Grant had been uoling as Governor of ,s—de facto, we suppose—and in this capacity had promised pardons to Bantan ta and Rig Tree). Davis says that ho not only pardonod them reluctantly, but thut ho did so iu reliance upon five solemn promises made to him by tho President, which promises have not been kept! Bo it appears that I10 “saved the plighted faith of the President," but when it came to tho President’s tirno to observe plighted faith, it wasu't saved worth a straw. This is a pretty heavy insinuation for a Repub lican to make; aud a carpet-bagger at that! Sherman replied that Davis was tho re sponsible man ; ho took no notioo of tho latter’s charge of tho blarno upon Grant; and he abated not to the extent of u sin gle hair the pious wish thut Bantanta might g^t Davis' scalp. Rut ho tried to wilt Davis with the reminder that ho (Sherman) had pnt bis own lifo in joop- ardy to seo if Bautnnta did really moan war, and that he would not do it again. Davis rejoined thut Bhurman had not met his statement (hut Grunt procured the re lease of tho chiefs by rnuking to them a prouiiso, which I10 oould not and Davis had to perform ; and ho ironically tolls tho Gonornl that it seems “Bantanta and Rig Troo are only condomnablo heouusu their exploits happened lo scare the Gen eral in Chief of tho United States army." Duvis’ scalp is still untouched; Shcrmuu has gut over his scare; Grant is making no progross in the fulfillment of his five solemn promises, but tho last accounts roport tho Kiowas as having made a raid into Uotnanchoo oonnty, Texas, and burned tho houses aud carriod off tho hor. nos and tho scalps of a numhor of citizans of thut county. Thus it is that tho inno cent aro made to suffer for tho blunders or ueglout of tho guilty. fearing thut if they go to sections where they will be recoguized as free, they will ' he put lo work. Tiger Tail h williug to give them up to the Uuited States. Tho white settlers, he says, are continually going further south, are are now nearly down to the everglades. Dr. Perry is from Michigan, hut has speut the last five years in Southorn Florida. Of the unexplored lake Okee- chobbeo, about which he has spout a good deal of Lis time, he says: “It is a muddy sheet of water, generully shallow and difficult to navigate on accouut of water lettuce, lilly pods, etc. There arc many grassy islands frequentod hy birds ; he did not discover tho large island on which it is said thero are stone ruins. —It is rolatod that a colored member of tho Louisiana Legislature created much excitement, Iho other day, by rising to make u speech while he held in his hand a large piece of pie. As he proceeded, ho would make a few remurks and then take n bite from tho pie and refresh himsolf. When the mouthful was disposod of, ho would argue the case ug-iin for a few mo ments, and then console himself with more pastry, and when tho pie was ex hausted ho surrendered the floor. Certain local journals ridicule the man's conduct, but wo aro not sure that the general com mingling of orntory und pie in our legis lative halls would not be an excellent thing. A good many of our Congressmen, for instance, are much more efficient as consumers of pio than as legislators, and if we could induce them to talk loss aud eat more, the session would be shorter, tho bills for printing the Congressional Jtrrord would be smaller, there would he 'ess suffering among constituents who ’low have speeches mailed to them, und the country would not be humiliated by ho great a display of ignorance and incapacity as is now made constantly in tho Capitol.—Phila. Jiulle- lin. —The House Committee on Agriculture bus reportod adversely on tho bill for tho exchuuge of cotton seed with tho Egypt ian government, for tho reason that the Egyptian seed does not suit tho climate of our Southern States. Sumo years ago a largo quantity of tho Egyptian seed wus distributed hy tho Agricultural Depart ment in all the Southern States, and in all it failed, both iu quality and productive ness. The Commissioner of Agriculture says that, as far as known, no country produces cotton or cotton soed equal to ours. Lnst yoar tho Khedive of Egypt, through the Agricultural Department, bought twenty tons of our seed, aud it was shippod to him by a house in South Carolina. New Advertisements. A ukmth wasted—|5 daily. Samples linolts-1 free. Newark. N J. AMUSEMENTS. Springer’s Opera House! ■•HOTF.CTIOX AT FIIIEM. There is something terribly fascinating in a conflagration, particularly if in addi tion to tho certainty of a loss of property, thero lie any danger to tho lifo or limb of the firouiou nr others. This fusciuation induces everybody, oven in largo cities, where fires aro common, to hasten to tho point of danger, wlioro they sucoood in gelling themselves in the way and pre venting tho effectiveness of tho firemen. Iu large cities, however, two classes of tueu tiro on hand tho moment tho firo sig nal is sounded, viz: tho police and tho regular firemen. Tho police nt once throw ropes uiound tho place whore the burning is, to shut out idle lookers on and robbers, and to ouuble the firemen to go iu and battle with the ftatuos uniuontnberod, and any man going within tho sacred pre cinct of those robos, is caught by a vigi lant officer aud jugged at ouco us a sus picious character. In proportion to pop ulation, tbero aro as many criminals iu a small town as a large one, aud thieves, under tho mask of friendship, are as apt to prey upon others, in tho case of a fire hero in Columbus, as they would in Now York. Wo are reminded of this by the sounea in aud around Mrs. Patten's house on .Sunday. Long before tho firemen woro ready to work tho building was swarming with men, who bolongod to no organized city force. Borne of those were gentlemen, whose sympathies led them at personal risk to save every article of tho uafortuuato people’s goods they oould. Rut many who gained admission ou this pretext were thieves—-black aud whilo—uud tin y od themselves of this chance for booty by pilfering hundreds of dollars' worth of material that was taken out of tho build- 1 PEACOCK & itig. Wo saw scores of irrespousitdo par ties laden down with books, pictures, arti- , Call a lion lion lo the fact (hat they are tel clos of clothing and furniture, which they I dumpod down wherever they saw fit. Now Dry Goods of evo y description, 1N(J." lloir cither sex may fascinate rain t’ e loro and affections of any person they choose instantly. This simple mental ac qulrement all can possess, free, hy mall, for K5c., together with a uiarriago guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding- Night Shirt, Ac. A queer hook. Address T. WILLIAM fit CO., Pubs , Phil*. 4w AN ACCIDENTAL CUBE. d-ath was hourly expectod from CON SUMPTION, all remedies having failed, and Dr. II James wait experimenting, ha accidentally made a preparation of Indian Himp, which cured ELLIS & HARRISON, Real Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, ILL. ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE BALE, . . HUNT AND PURCHASE of HEAL ESTATE iu the City aud country, and will udvertia. the (at private sale) FKEF OF CHARGE, unles* For Sale. VACANT LOT OF LAND, Icing the v Ion ol tli.i “NttiM-K lot,’' on hr> > n 1 ru t, a PI IPTIIRF Seeley's Hard Bnbb-r Trasses nur I Unt Relief, Comfort and Cure for TRI IQQF Q Hernia or Rupture. Kino Stool S nuoubg Spring coated with hard rubber, highly polished. Froo from uli sour, rusty, chaf ing. strapping or /drilling unpleasantness. Cool, cleanly, light, safe and durable. Unaffected by hathmg. Always reliable. Every desirable pat tern. Including Hard Rubber Elastic Night Truss. Ncnt by mail or express. Bold by all doalurs. Bond for Illustrated Catalogue. Establishments HI7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and 73T Broad way, N. V. lie ware of japanned imitations. 4w For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN 111.1/X> BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold hy Druggists. 4w ‘EDEOCRAPHY,” A now book ou u,« irt oi vvr.tiog by Sound; a complete ayatow of ’hotiotlc Short-Hand, the shortest, most simple, ssy and comprehensive, onab lug any one in a h a t time to report trials, speech's, sermons, Ac. Dio Lord’s Prayer is written with 40 strokes of ho lien, end 140 words per miuute. The unem- Price by mail Me. . W. EVANS A CO., ployed shout 130 A. 7th St. hUudolpb Great Reduction in tie Price of FRUIT TREES. d 2 and :» yeti HIO per 100. id 1 year, 4 to 6 ft 810 per 100. Heut to any part of the State, per express, C.O.D. Address W. ft£. NELSON, Proprietor of tho OeorfflA Xurscry, 4w Augusta, (i The lilglicM medical authorltiea or i: a rope Buy tho strongest Tonic, Purlfli and Deobstruent known to tho medical world Is JURUBEBA. Itnrrtists decay of vital forces, oxhaustlon of removes veslob —Oonoorning the $100,000 libel suit ub,truolliigi andI yet. alrratlj on tb. 11 Ivor in which Konntor Ubumller has brought ilLou.'lshuull^N Y JOI1N u K ,‘^' against it, The Jletroit Free J*re a says : “Wo propone to keop onr temper, advise Iho people ns wo host can, what of good or evil their NOrvantH iu public lifo aro do ing, and when tho Senator'll libol suit comes ell’ to bo ready with our witnossea.’ The IUilboad to Destruction.—Chas. Road says : No man and no woman iarafo who buH once formed tho habit of looking to drink for solnco, cbooifuluess, or com fort. While tho world goon well, the)' will likoly bo temperate ; but the habit it* built, tho railroud to destruction is cut ready for use, tho mils arc laid down, the station-houses aro creeled, and the train ‘ is on tho liue waiting only for the loco- I motive ; it comes to us ; it gntpplon us, j and away wo go in a moment down tho 1 lino wo have been constructing, like a flash of lightuing, (o destruction. I REAL ESTATE AGENTS. WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS. if you wautaUrgai: CITY LOT No. fin iree dwellings on leblt tr , Mdutcs’i street, with ■tine. Will ho doiii low figure, for cash. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated in the huniiifaH centra of the city. Will sell at a grout bargain, or to an acceptable party un undivided interest. Tho property can he made to pay a large interest on tho iLiostment. A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with ten acres ground, In Linwood, one mile from 8. W. R. R. depot; a very Cornier table and desirable homo. HOUSE with Ilk. of Southweblein 1 is, within 20n yards For Rent. A 8T0RE HOUSE iu tho valley of Talbot county, t a cross-road, three tnih-s of the Chalybeate tyring*. A very deairablo locution for a Dry loods and Grocery business. sep!7 By ELLIS & HARRISON. I.A110E PALE OF Crockery and Glass Ware AT AUCTION, it. 10V.< o'clock, at > suit merchants cry arlJrli* in the FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. iy LARGE ROOM*, with bids entrance, with ue ot parlor an I kitchen. Partita can board wit family un viy reasonable terms, if preferre. Ilou-e law!! located. Addr *« Jaio tr L, Box 181. For Sale Low. ^ SCHOLARSHIP IN THE MEDICAL COf l.MIR AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, novfl tf APPLY AT Til IP OFFICE. CIGARS. THE NEW ORLEANS CIGAR STORE. ROSETTE & LAWHON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Liquor Dealers, 121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., H ave now in stoke a choice selection of puue and unah ulteratod Liquors, some of which are three and four years old. rtAU * Hennessoe Brandy, Peach “ Apple “ Cherry “ Domostic “ Jamnoia Bum, New England Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic Gin, Port Wine, Sherry Wine, Madeira “ Malaga Wine, Martin Whinkep, Bourbon “ Cabinet “ Irish “ Ky« White Corn Whiskey, Adam Crow’s “ Weller’s Bout boa “ Robertson County Whiskey, Tom Moore Bye “ White Wheat “ Pa. Dow Drow “ The abovo is offered at wholesale and retail, in quantities to suit purchaser* feUlt* tf ROSETTE A LAWUOX, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. A. WITTICU. 0. M. KINSKI. WITTICH <fc KXNSEL, Practical Watchmakers, Jewelers & Engravers No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. Good News to Smokers I i A In NV utly pm FIRS'M'LAfUM BOOK AGENTS o soil two of tho meat popular 1 rorks H. P. KK.VD.4Lb, - - Uualneet Manager. WKDXENDAY AND THURSDAY, i W. K. Handy. akd .March 11 lit ami 12tli. | MARSHALL’S LIFE OP fox & denier’s ;Gen. Robert E. Lee. Bond for Circular nt ouce. Pantomime T roupe TONY DENIER. The sol** acknowbulgfd rival of G. L. FOX as CLOWN. In his Famous Pantomime, entitlod HUMPTY DUMPTY! As Played for 3 years in Now York City. Twenty - Five Talented Artlats t An Array of Specialty Artists, Including Dytu arid. Du P‘1 u 1- liam-i .•rlo-Coi atr Tho u . J. Chaffin’s Bool: J DRY COODS. SWIFT , . ... iiiuiv should bo Homo menus adopted to noil inllml particular attention to the ... , , , , , * . . . i guarantee tho safety of goods rescued from tho firo; nud the insurauoo cornpa- thoir agents, in this city, should defensive weapon, and urged upon the navy a thor ough study of its powers as a destructive agent iu warfare. Wo therefore con gratulate the sorvico upon the success of the torpedo exercise iu tho Florida chan nel, believing that they will command tho attention of nil the navies m the world. The study of tho torpedo has not yet definitely confirmed tho conclusion so often claimed by enthusiasts, (hat naval warfare has boon substantially revolution ized by its invention and subsequent im provements. Yet tho exercises of the squadron during the dosing days of Feb ruary prove that “this new fangled eou- eoru" is not to be despised, as the navy often learned to its sorrow during the protracted blockade of the Southern coast ut the tuue of tho roceut war. The Wabash, Congress, Ti 'oudoroga, Cauan- daigu.i, Ossipeo, Colorado, Brooklyn, Wuchusett, Kansas, Lancaster, Alaska, Fraukliu, Fortune and Shenaudoah par ticipated in the practice with varied suc cess aud failure, (bough wo must owu that failure was entirely too frequent to justify tho belief that tho torpedo is .safe, a certain weapon, one that o# always bo exploded at tho proper time, if exploded at all. Tho other exorcises entirely satisfactory." Mon* States tor tub Union.—Thero is a curious rumor alloat that the people of the Azures havo requested President Grunt to Hiiuex them, aud that the Frosi- dent replied that “the era of popular will had re. 1 iced the age of oonquest." If tho Pres dent made that speech it was very pretty, but what will Louisiana think of tho rule of p >pulur will? The Azores ate not tug enough to annex. Be fore they got further luto tho Union than rhs Wusbmgtou lobby (hey would ba swallowed up.— X. T Uarald. Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Ac., TO i'AKIl BUYERS, H-lcus n« will he euro to pleaxe all «h orgunizo a fire patrol. Tho City Light J Guards did good service on Sunday, but J they were not out iu sulficiout forco to watch everything, uud tho firemen and citizens wore mixed up iiko raisius uud suet iu a plum puddiug. Wo trust it may be long before wo have another fire; hut when it cotuos, wo should ho prepared by a more thorough I organization. The police should at once take charge of the premisos, and be hold responsible for those th y admit, and each fire company should have a detail made for police purposes; indeed the military com- ’ panics iu tho city would, wo are sure, imp-' plcmout this force. With such au orgau- ■ ization, no other man, woman or child, should bo admitted to the premises, aud ‘ such goods ns are taken out should be kept m ono place aud properly guarded. We think a move in this direction should bo made at ouco by tho proper authori- ] ties. Our Fire Department is strong enough iu ilsolt for ordinary omergeuoies. and outsiders, do matter how good their inteiitiouH, are in (ho way. SOUTHERN FLORIDA. A Jacksonville correspondent of the Savauuah Advertiser gives some informa tion conoeruiug that terra incognita, Southorn Florida, derived from a “mighty hauler,"Dr. 8. O. Ferr)’, who has been sportiug iu the everglades. He says the Iudnus number about 70 families, or 2o0 persons, with Tiger Tail and Billy Bow legs as chiefs ; that they are scattered iu small settlements, plant patches of corn, pumpkins, potatoes, Ac., and fiih along the coastt. lie also states that the ne groes ai* >ug thani email then as slaves, Spi in* J*« Prints, &c. l'KACOCK A SWIFT. ECONOMY! TURNBULL BROTHERS, Baltimore, Md, DR. PIERCE'S DISCOVER^ enres all Humors from the worst Scrof ula to a con non Blotclx or Pimpl*. From two to etx bottles are warrantee to cure Salt Rheum or Totter, Pimple* un Face, RolU. Erysipelas and Liver Complului. Six to twelve bot tles, warranted to cure Scrofnlon* Swelling* and Sore* and all Skin and Blood Disease*. By its wonderful Pectoral properties It will cure the most severe recent or Unpertng Cough In hall tho time required by any other medicine anti Is perfectly safe, loeaqplng cough, sooth ing Irritation, and rem. !r.g eoreness. Fold by all Druggists. UTT. PJEHCE. 1»I.fi. World’* Dlsoeuauh Buffalo. N. Y. * mb! I Sheriff Sales for Taxes. ■yyiLL »>o sold on the first Tuesday yperty, of sain, in >r Kills A IlarrlHuu’s auction house, Broad dumhus, lla , tho follow:Bg described 11, containing half an aero, more or with improvements thereon, levied on n« tho 1'ityof R O Mitchell, trustee fur Ann 8e»ly, ■tatc und county taxes for the year 1873. Levy d by William Mahaffey, lawful able. II. Q. IVKY, Sheriff. MISCELLANEOUS. .T. Newman & Co. IIAVK JUST OPtSKl) A RETAIL CIGAR STORE At 141 Broad St., Columbus, Cigars,- Tobacco, Pipes, &c,, they have lei l in, at g-ont ex pc • • , a magnificent stuck. Uivu them a call, uud cujoy, ut tho lowcxt price consistent with llrin :, the best smoke j ou have had for many u day. Rumotnhcr tho place, J. NEWMAN A CO., DELICIOUS ! LOUIS BUHLER, The Tobaccoist, On Randolph street u few doors below the En quirer Office, house with RED SlUN, Has Rewind This Day A new lot of “Culebras” Cigars Delicious indeed, ut reduced prices. Two new brands of Cigars, Perrique Smoking Tobacco, Lono Jack Smoking Tobacco, Eureka, Durham Smok’g “ Fine-Cut Cigarette Tobacco, Fine-Cut Chewing “ Finest Plug “ Ever brought Lore. A new lot of th.*du “Rustic” PipC3. Cal! and examli e. LOUIS UUHLKIl, mh:i tfj a few d.«.*trt !>• l»w Enquirer Office. WACOM MAKING. Wood and Blacksmith Shop. J. H. MOSHELL J£AVINU taken Oo.-t.l Wood NVur- us* ul!"their of uli descrip illy on hand a large of CurrlRg*'* it.d tious ..r Plows, •ck of nil the well knowu wood lervices of PKTKlt EDGAR, workman, and am prepared uo a.i woi k dout', wither iu the wood or ouago of tho public is respectfully J. H. MOFIIKLL. Do you know that you can Savo Money by purchasing DRY GOODS at the well known house of JOSEPH & BRO.? Foreign: Domestic Drv Goods BELOW COST! Tlieir Spring* Stock 18 IN RIVALED! Call and be convinced. No. 69 Broad Straot. NOTICE. rpllROlV.il TICKETS r.n To tf I had at office of C«ntral Line liit TelUhxMee «■ 1 Attention, Culumbus Guards. This is to give notice for ton days thae an election for Fourth Lleutenaut of th® ColuoibtM Uu&rda will be held at the Armory on Wednesday night, o'clock, 11th lust. By order of the Captain. March 1,1*74. ltd J. J. CLAPP. 0.8 BOILER MAKING. GEO. T. GIFFORD, H3oiler IMIeUs-er and Sheet Iron Worker. the latent s WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, NTUUMXG S1LVEB * FI.ATF.D WARE, All of the latest inaimfeotiirert. Dlinit.indn, Gold and Sliver Spectarlrs and K)e-iilnssen, Hold and Sllvev Thimhlm, LadleN* uud (•cuts’ Chains, Plain and Fancy Hold IlitigHof heantlful workniAtiehlp, am) every rxrJHr of Article found In a Kintl-ClaxH Jewelry Store. Stcuril l’latea of every description cut at short notice. elebratwl Diamond Pebbled Spectacles and Kye-Glassos, snd AgetiUf.vi t slightly colo: y tepairiug iu ail i i high , Hair Jot with ovorybody using q--. elry, Society Badges, bittuc deel* dura DRY COODS. Grand Clearing Out Sale! TO MARK READY FOR TIIK SPRING TRADE, WK .NOW OFFER Our Entire Stock of Fancy Dress Goods AT AND BELOW COST. FOR CASH! AND EVERT OTHER ARTICLE AS I.OW AS TO DR FOUND ELSEWHERE. CHAPMAN & V"ER8TILLE, ja4 dnr.ll 00 BROAD STREET REMEMBER! THE NEW YORK STORE IS STILL SELLING AT Ranic Prices 2 OUR JOUVIN TWO-BUTTON KID G.OVES AT 900. A PAIR. ONLY A FEW DOZEN LEFT. S. EANDATTSIt <fc BRO. Nov. UO, 1073. [mb uO-eod&* ly] New \ork Stort J. KYLE ually I t lor n rgo liti IRISH LINENS, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION! ALSO, A SPLENDID LINE OF L,a.<lies% Misses’ and Oliiltlrun's !^^h<> c '' , of llio Luteal 81, Iu aud ll. at M»k». Al.u, u Beautiful Line of Carpets, Rugs, &c., at Reduced Prices bought low und will <*d' MEDIC AL^NO TICE. W. A. HOOTEN,M. 1)., F ORMERLY OF ATLANTA, hut now of Dalton, lia.. will be iu COLUMBUS on the loth, 11th and Glh iu«t., and can bo faun tin Kpplng’a Build- ing,'dd Floor, next door to Dr. Carrigt r'.4 (dice, lie h«< inad * THE EYE aap claitv for the pant ten year*, and hav prac ticed extensively in this and the adjoin nx States. Porton* whose viMon has been impaired o r have Ur. Win. Clovoland, Magnetic Ilealer, DR. F. F. TABER, HomuepathUt, aud CHEMICALS—PURE ! HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS, AT LOW l'lllCKS. E. C. HOOD & BRO. Wood, Wood! 1} KST WOOD, rcu.lv ia«!, * I." p. r r cord. Wuod filled prompt- $ appllc«ai feb'21 tf • M 4N’T NO CO. IJAVK II they will i All kindt of DU nun. h. e. smith. nud KlectrLiau, ten room* *i the Plauter'a Hotel, D Dental Notice. rilELPS )Mfl reuu lenct* on St. Clair 'r««hvtaHan Ohnrffh. For Sale. ; f JpWEXTY SHARI'S IN MERCHANTS' Rl’lLD- j ing and l.oi . 0. BLACK MAR, M. aud M. Bunk . FRESH GOODS ! Dancing School. M 'LLK ROSA CARNCROSS h&s re- eovored from her illueu, and will etaimenee her Third Feuioa in Dancing, at the Planters' Hotel, Thurs day. March Ath, at 3 and 8 r. u. Twelve Lessons, |6 (M—payable iu ad vain mb4 2w Notice. W M. N. 1IAWK8, eg-nt for Dr. II. Kelly, ad ministrator of estate of M. Barnug-r, dec’J, ! _ . Prunes, Raisins, MIU^ ‘'u'kkll'y. “ M j Figs. Choice Apples. &c. *kl.' lw« Aia»«lstTatar ic. fkbR tf IMS! HI!! BMS!!! Important to Those in Want of Dry Goori^ ’ r\Tl^‘ i /CONTEMPLATING a slight char re in onr I mines*, w- offer from this *bt» J”‘ .. yjlE^ \j STOCK OF DRFKfti AND FANCY GOODS AT OAL-ILU* VALLE, and invite th-s - in want to call,, xainiuo und ho cuuvlnc*-d. No chaig>« ' UI ‘ ,K Our Terms from this date will be Cash. No goods will l> e sold on longer time than thirty days. All tho,. Indebted ecu ourucllj roqueted t. cull mil .ctllc nl once, it ».)'•■ " JOHN McGOUGH & CO. MILLINERY. Bargains! Bargains i ? PROFUMO & HOFFMAN t Received a Fresh Lo and Fancy Dry Ms at Fame rim* WILL, O.V ASD AKIBR TO-aOBBOW, 07KKB HER EXTIKB idSfl. MILLINERY AND FANCY DRY GOOr, xOR 0 AT PANIC PRICES ! Tho Ladle* are reefteotfally Invlud to Call and Judgo for themsel All v* J * K.V'ir 1 ' », Ua , N - • ’
