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Columbus TDJ^TT-TZ: Enquirer. XVI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 187L NO. <*3. WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY BNQVZXiXm. {ED R. CALHOUN, Proprietor. uonths, in advance $8 00 “ 4 00 lontbfl, “ 2 00 jjth, “ 7f»o. I Enquirer, one year 2 00 Esquimau one year 2 00 (and Weekly Enquirer to- ^ one year 3 00 [ Advert In Inn; llntea. Lily, * « oo 17 01) 20 00 22 60 XT.WWW..................... 42 00 l wilh tho privilege of a change I months. Fur yearly card* a liberal ills- ■ly rates will invariably bo one-third [ advortlaoinuut is changed more than e months tho advertiser will bo charg- I cost of composition. Foreign udvor- Ipav as do tboso at homo. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.! WASHINGTON. JATOR SUMNER. Ill'SY OF IIIN IIOI>Y. , March 10.—An autopsy of the enator Stunner was made % tbis [and the report written out as [Left coronary artery, in acou- portion of its length, was so id that its calibre was dirnin- |east one-half. Right coronary slightly at herotualus and cuu- |enlarged. Tho cavities of his dilated, especially tho lower the left ventriolo. The this ventricle wore geu- iner than usual, especially point about uu inch and Bfrom the apex over a space birds of an inch in diameter. In pity of this were several small Iblood* soma of which had proba ta ed before death. Nothing ab- fouud in the brain or other Signed J. R. S. Jackson, R. 11. i presence of Henry G. Clark, B. (ling, Alfred Hitchcock, H. A. Jos. T. Johnson, and 0. E. Brown Brown Soquard says no f the assault committed by Brooks joovored in the brain, lisa very geuoral suspension of I to-day, including the closing of public schools, out of respect to f ory of Sumner, whose funeral se this afternoon. NANCTAL MATTERS. ACTION IN NEW YORK. York, March 10.—The Executive ittee named in tho call for a mass ; in Cooper Institute, to give expression to opinions on 1 finances, decided that among eakers to bo invited, and to whom tions were sent, were: Charles is Adams, Lyman Trumbull, Gov. A. Dix, Francis Kernan, William », Charles O’Conor, William Cullen t, Alor. T. Stewart, William Dodge, - Chittenden, A. A. Lawr, George Op- snd E. S. Jaffray. ras decided that the meeting should n-partisan in its charaoter, but that litical parties should be represented • the speakers and officers. PAPERS VS. COURTS. •paper Proprietor Imprisoned. ENGLAND. Majority of tbe Prince Imperial. London, March lii.—There is an euor- mous influx of French visitors. Tickets are distributed for the celebration at Chiselhurst, and already number 5,000. Among the numberless presents, tbe Queen sent from Windsor a flag, an order of the Garter, and also a brass plate with an inscription to be placed over the Em- poror's sarcophagus. The programme for Monday is as fol lows: Mass at 11 o'clock; reception; ad dress to bo read by Duke of Padona, to which the Prince Imperial will reply. Report* from Paris express fears of s de monstration and change in the electoral law, and distress among the working classes, have a tendency in favor of the cause of the Imperial Prinoe. A rupture is reported between Eugenie and Plon Plon (Prinoe Napoleon). Ovation, Address, and Reply. London, March 16.—There was a great crowd of Fronoh people at Chiselhurst to day to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the birth of tho Priuce Louis Napoleon. Over 6,000 cards of admission were issuod, and those to French people only. In the morning, mass and thanksgiving services were held, after which the Duke of Padona addressed the Prince in the name of the Fronoh, the persons present congratulat ing him upon having attained his major ity. Tho Prinoe, in his remarks in reply, re turned thunks to his countrymen for their faithful romembrauce of the late Empe ror, and in conclusion said : “Despite tho confidence inspired by the loyalty of MacMuhon, an irresistible cur- rent of public opinion has pronounced in favor of tbe plebiscite. I am ready to accept its verdict.” Great enthusiasm was manifested at Camden House, the residence of the Em press, and the Prince was gaily deoorated. The Ashniiteo Expedition. London, March 16.—Tho Highlanders reluming from Ashautoe have arrived at St. Vincent. Tho London Timex' dispatches" an nounce that the Prime Minister of Ashan- toe, tho King and his Captain-General have been brought prisoners to Capo Coast Castle. ItenmiiiN of Dr. Llviniatone. London, March 16.—Sir Garnet Wools- ley will go to Malta or Odton, to take the remains of Dr. Livingstone, and es cort thorn to England, t'ubun Revolution—Rebel* Ahead. Havana, March 16.—A letter says tho bund of volunteers scut to Suevitaa has mot the Insurgents, and been worsted. Upon their arrival at Nuevitas, they found tho railroad leading to Peurto Principe cut, and attempted to march to the latter placo, when they were attacked by tho Cubuns, losing 25 mon killed and 70 woundod. The remainder returned to Nuevitas. The Cubans in tho city of Now York have information of the uprisiug of tho slaves on tho sugnr estates in the Dis trict of Muriel, about 45 miles from Ha vana, and also in the neighborhood of Bahia Honda. Tho uprisiug began on the estate of J. Ar Guirro, fomented by poor planters, who are under the impres sion that if tho slaves should rise in their vicinity, the authorities would feel bound to arm the whites to maintain peace at home, and theroby prevent thorn from be ing sent to fight in tho eastern portion of tho island. The Captain Goneral has or dered troops in tho vicinity of the trouble. It is reported that the stowaways, which steamer City of New York oarried back to Havana, when tbe steamer was twelve miles at soa, were condemned to be shot. SPAIN. Madrid, March 16.—Marshal Serrano with an army of 34,000 men and 00 pieces of artillery is now face to faco with the Carlist force of 55,000, while Gen Loma, with a column of 8,000 strong is moving on tho enemy in tho rear. Bayonnk, March 10.—A body of the Cat-lists, under Gen. Saballs, were sur- ptured in tho proviuce of Corona. A col a inn of Republican troops marching to tho relief of Olot. ■IRAKI L. SHIR NEWS. CONGRESSIONAL. House. Washington, March 1G.—This being Monday, a large nnmber of bills were introduced and referred. The Committee on War Claims met to day, when Judge Lawronce, Chairman, submitted a report relative to the class of elaitns which should not be allowed. The Committee have not yet considered their report, which is very important, as estab lishing a principle for Congress in tho settlement of war claims. Among the bills iutroduced was one to regulate commerce between tho United States and foreign countries ; fixing the rate of postage on weekly newspapers ; and restricting tho jurisdiction of tho Court of Claims. The bill relating to the Louisville A Portland Canal was postponed to Monday next. The bill appropriating 1' irty thousand dollars to he expended tho current fiscal year in improving the mouth of the Mississippi river, was passed. , Mount*. There was no session of the Senate to day. Witvlilngtou Note*. Judge Dent is sinking. John E. McMarau has been reinstated to his place in tho Dead Lottcr Office. Tho President has a cold, and received no visitors to-day. Tho United States steamer Shaumat. Captain Howes, left for Key West. Withiu the Inst three months about 600 mechnnicH and laborers have been dis charged from tho Washington Navy Yard— 128 of them to-day. Some of those re tained are working ou one-third, one- fourtli and two-thirds’ time. Tho Howard Court of Iuquiry to-day examined Gen. Meigs of tho court, Act ing Commissary General Shims, and Ad ju tant General Townsend, with regard t«> tho laws and regulations concerning the disbursement of public moneys, and par ticularly with reference to such laws and regulations since the lime Gen. Howard became responsible for funds belonging to the Government. Tho Philadelphia Centennial. Philadelphia, March 11 —The Execu tive Committee of the Centennial Com mission have been in secret session hero all day, adjourning at midnight. Tho 36 plans for the Exhibition buildings sub mitted were discussed, after tho passage of resolutions stating that “the acts of Congress creating tho Unitod States Cen tennial Commission, and establishing tho international character of the Exhibition; tho proclamation of the President of tho Unitod States commending tho Exhibition to foreign nations; the subscriptions made and instalments received ou tho stock of tho Centennial Board of Finance, together with tho beginning nud conduct of work thus far, forbid tho abandonment of the international feature of the Cen- tonnial celebration of 1876.” Savannah, March 16.—Arrived—Bark William Virgus, Painquis, from Balti more ; schooner Horace Moody, Bravnrd, from Philadelphia; E. A. Hays, from New York. New York, March 16.—Arrived—Loo. Arrived out—Loipsig aud Illinois. London, March 16.—It was the stenm- er Queen Elizabeth, from Calcutta for Glasgow, which was lost off Tariffa with fourteen lives—not the Glasgow. New York, March 16.—Arrived— Oceanic, Teniers, Steinmaun, Cuba, Adri atic, Hammonia. Savannah, March 10.—Arrived—Trav eler, Guttenburg, Jail, Ida L. Ray,. Autlioa, Godfrey, John S. Lee, Louiso B. Mallory. Cleared — Martha Cobb, Republic, Screamer, Lillie Soulard, Missouri. The Liquor Traffic.—Tho Now York World gives statistic** to show that from January 1, 1865, to December 31, 1874, the entire sum paid at wholesale for liquors in tho United States amounted to $181,283,636—enough, it remarks, at usual retail rates to buy out the richest State in tho Union, to pay tho natioual debt, or to support or carry ou another five-year war. MARKETS. HT TEIXORAt’H TO i:\4ITIIER, DRUCS AND MEDICINES. J. L UKIFF IN, IMPORTED Drup & Medicines^ PERFUMERY Muscogee Sheriff Tax Sales. W ILL be xoltl uu Dio first Tuoaday in April . next, between the leynl liuur.-t of Hale, in front of the unction homo at III I in A llurriaun, broad r trout, Columbus, On., thu follow ing describ ed projorty, to-wit: I'm to uf lute of hitiil number* 21 nud 22, it) the llth District O M, containing 200 acred, inure or lesd, uh tho property of Mrs Martiu, (1 \V Martin, agent, lu/mtJdfy » tax II fa lor Stale and county taxes f i 1872 and 18711. Levy made and returned to by W. S. McMichm 1, lawful countable. At dame time und place, south part uf lot N'o 20V, MEDICINES. Issued for State and county operty pointed util by tax collector. by W. S. McMIclmel, Love luado aud returned lawful constable. At Hume time mid place, lot of laud, with Im provement!) thereon, No ;i. r »;i, in the city of Colum bus, us tbe property of Mrs .1 0 .Iordan, to datlaly State and county tax for 1873. Property pointed out by tax collector. Levy inudentid returned to by W. a. McMIclmel, lawful countable. At daiuu time aud place, north part* of lotd Nod 333 and 304, with Improvements thereon, In the city o! Columbiid, (lu, as tbe property of Mrs L S W right, for State and county tax for 1873. Prop erty pointed out by tax collector. Lory made nud returned to by 1 laud 317 mid 348, lu tho city of Columbia), fronting on Jackdou direct, uh the property of .lubn I) Car ter, for S.ato nud county taxe* lor 1872 and 1873. Levy made nud returned to by \V. S. McMiubnul, lawful coiidtnble. mil 10 wit n. a. IVKY, Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. A will be setn, On., on tho flrat Tuesday in April next, the following property, to-wit 77 acres, more or lead ol the north halt of lot of luml No. V7, In tbe seventh district of originally Muscogee, now Chattahoochee county, na tbe property of Myles Goolsby, d GKO. II. SAI’I', All goods Rim fully prepared u JnIS deodkwly GOODS, AT REDUCED I'RICES. 44' Prescriptions core- BOILER MAKINC. GEO. T. GIFFORD, Boiler HVEaAs_or and Sheet Iron Worker. Muscogee Sheriff Sale. IITILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in May Vt next, bet w ci gill 111 of hllin A llarrison, , tho following dt- uf Columbiid, 1n Raid county, nnd s.itihfj tlin e inoilguge li fas indued from Mm-co Superior Court, in lev.-r of Win N Iluwkd, tri Alm), ai dome time and place, aJ] that trncl parcel of laud lying and being in wild county i State, and known in the plan of raid roll lily a-< Coweta ItcHervo, containing dixty-two (02) an more or leds, with the improvements tln reou, n bounded as follow'd: Ou tbe north by lundd Hanks ; on tl.c Jamed F Winter I T brooks and mortgage ll fa issmd Court in favor of Win N Home building and Lon Lvirgia A Thornton, t A Thornton of bind being number 71 Muscogee Superior Hawks, treasurer ot the Association, vh Georgia I pirn I that i ioinnati, March 10.—John R. Mc- ono of tin) proprietors of tho Ciu- ti Enquirer was sent to jail Sunday, idge Mnrshout in the Police Court, listing iu refusing to answer tho j prised aud ions propounded tj him Saturday, case before tho Court was one in i Thomas Quinn and ex-Judge Hoof- plaintiff*, aud Scbordop. eu- . Lo.-a.o.v, March l.i.-Adviceafrom llio ir of tho water works, was defendant. ! Wio report tho llishop of Pernambuco hargo was libol iu causing a publi- u effecting the plaintiff's character. Jan was asked who gave the iufor- »u ou which publication was based, Refused to answer. in K. McLean, managing editor of ’inquirer, who was committed to jail jutompt, was roloasod lato lust night til. ItRIBLE MARINE DlMtKTK.lt. has boon sentenced to four years 4 impriH onuient for continued resistauo* to the laws of tho State. T E LEG R .1 I*II It/ NOT EM. —Four hundred workmen and laborers were dischargdd from the Norfolk Navy Yard Saturday. Money will uot be avail able for full resumption of work until July 1st, —llonry Moss and Barney Malcolm, neighbors and brothers-in-law, living in Lewis county, Ky., had a quarrol, during llnudrcd and Seventeen Per son* Drowned. sdon, March 16.—The steamship La- 1, while on her voyage from Aiexau- Egypt, for Algiers., having as pnsseti 278 pilgrims returning unterod terrific gales. One huge ( setts, whioh struck tho vessel washed over- w hich Moss procured a pistol aud shot M a wif.* infliction a fatal wound. Money nnd Stork Market*. London, March 16.—Erio 40;}; street and bank rate the same. Paris, March 16.—Rentes 60f and 35c. New York, March 16.—Stocks activn but strong. Money 3$. Gold 12. ohango—long 485, short 488j. Govern ments strong and active. State bonds quiet and steady. New York, March 16.—Money oasy at 3a4. Sterling quiet nnd firm. Gold ad vanced to 12J. Governments strong aud stoady. State bonds quiet and nominal. Provision pinrlietn. New York, Maroh 16. —Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork firm; mess 16. Lard heavy; steam 9 7-16. Cincinnati, March 16.—Flour steady. Corn quiet. Pork firm; $15 bid, but bold higher. Lard quiet. Bacon firm and scarce, with only jobbing sales; shoulders Gjjc; clear rib sides 8|c; clear sides Oe. Whiskey quiet at Hlc. Louisville, March 16.—Flour quiet aud unchanged. Corn 70. Provisions dull. Bacon shoulders Gja?, clear rib 8i|aj[, cloar 9a9£. Lard—tierce 9a9i, keg yfalOj, steam nominal. St. Louis, Maroh 16.—Flour dull.— Corn casior and dull at 61 a62 for No. 2 mixod on traek. Whiskey quiet al Pork, for new, $15.25a.50. Buoon quiet, with only small order trade. Lard nom inal. Cotton Market*. Liverpool, March 16.—Noon—Cotton firmer, but not quotably higher. Sales 15,000 bales, including 3,000 speculation j utm aud exports ; sales of uplands nothing bo- , I ,r "I low good ordinary, shipped February 7 15-10; do. shipped February and March p... 7 15-16; do. do. shipped March and April j 7 15-16. t „^ Sales include 0,300 bales of American. I p r .. New York, March 16.—Cottou quiet; sales 2.288 ; uplands lOj ; Orleans 16-j. Futures opened as follows: March 15 15-32; April 15 21-32a23-32 May 16 12; June Hi 21*31 11-16; July 16 3-32. district of Muscogee, boiiiuluil oil tho n rtli by tho land* of Jam on 0 Cook; mint by tho ILimiltmi mini; Hoiitli by tlm residence of Mrs hi vim A horsby, nnd on tho Most by tho lands of (In* late .-.•al.orn J.un*ii, Itliin lot buing thu on-- nwuiiIlmI t i |*ii i< •- L Lewis in a bill of partititiou ns um* of tin l.-ir* of .Inims C Cook, Sr,) and improv.-munls, .untwining thirty tli" pn |»rly of Wi ham II UukIiu.), triiHtou f IIUBhi-ii laud No 473, oil Mclntoidi h I roil, bi'twcuii bald win and Thomas «lm.d», In il«* city of i.'olumbus, J> >- iud on as tin, proparty of Muliab'y Holmes, to mii- isfy 11 fa in favor of l)r C Terry vs Mnhnley Muscogee Sheriff Sale. the (list Tuesday in April i I Mill*, before (lie •d of land l> in^ nnd I Liliertii's and adjoining tl city of Columbus, uo | | Nortlioru Ubortln as I trolitlUK an Jackson stri rilliiiiUK luuk vast 117 !•••< an tin* pmporty of 11 uin|>t In the District Court of the United States, For (lie Soutlioru District of Oi'orgia- o 712. In the matter <d ) JOHN L. WOODWARD, - In bmkrupti y bankrupt. j rpilK said bankrupt liuviui; potitioiiod tin* ( 'cliai'/o from all his did.ts piovuhl Man'll 2d. I8(i7, not! . Hits IIIIVI v-tfil to HpplM • I nth day id April, 1ST I, at 10 • lm k a. i bankruptcy, show caiiHv ' bankrupt slooilil why 1 liv •aid not that the ■ 1 Ami 1 ii rt l*«-1 THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY. Tills uui ivttlvd .Qi dlciuv is w area hind uot to con tain a Hltifde pamvlf of Mi:tit. or any Injurious mineral substauco, but is I*URE1.Y VEGETA RLE, containing lliose Southern Hoots und llerhs wlilrli an all wise Providence has placed in countries whore Liver LM. eases most pn vail. It will curt* ul I hUeases oiiuxetl by DeraiiKe- ■nont of Clao l.lv«*r mill bowels. Simmons' Liver Regulator or Medicine Is ouiluently a Family Medicine; and by IhiIuk I sutiering u A ft vi the i dollar In •I it is still •iTMoiiN of the hifch.v ■vcijltr ing sildlity. Kiimi' MOST F.FFKt irU, SPKClUr FOIt DYSPEPSIA OR INGIGEHTION. Armed with this ANT1D0TK, all i lltiia(«s and changes of water and Pod may he faced without fear. As a Uemv.lv in MAl.AltlOt S FKYKltS ItOWKL COMPLAINTS, UKSL'LI>hN Lj*S, JAl'N .1. II. KEILIN & CO., MACON, HA., and I'll I LADKI.IHI I \ Sold by all UruuHlsIs. Now Advertisements. A* Newark, A WEEK TO AGENTS*--* >•' <P f O est eellina -itlilv* ..in, I lit'vn l a ualde s maples |„ r tenVou s. J. bill UK, 7«i/ broiidway. New York. ‘-pSYOll 1. INtL. JHAHM- , - - - iHHclnatu and gain tho love uml ailedIons ol any pflYsmi they chooHo Instantly. This simple mental ho qulromont all 21k.\, together with a marrliigo gui.ie, Eiiviitiau "bits tl, ljiiillos, W odd Inn- xi-fi'i t S A ! «r‘ Vr - A 'l UUL 'r look. Address 5V 1 lil.I A M k Ul)., I'u Its , l'h11a. Muscogee Superior Court, , .Itidgv, pieaidniK. Rill, Ac., in Muscokho I oil the liefiiuil- ad the bhvrili having rcturin d not t to each uf said d* '••nd.uits . It is on implaiiianl I lh,t —iviw •>! ade by publication a- provided by I w vxtnii t from the ihimiiim ..t Musn Court, Novenibei term, 1873. ilin J. J. bKADKOltl), (Tvrl Muscogee Superior Court, Ilia Honor, Juntos Johnson, Mary K. M atson, | Alexander Watson, j I T appearing by the i county of Mh <• »ge„, n ol it turf her G K : This is In cite mi I vdim it--Ii nil and singular the kindled uml creditora id haul ib in used to he and it jtprur at tny olllce within the time pi escribed by law, und show cause (it any the Imw) why Skid lettora Bln,Uhl not he granted to said oppli- Glven under my olliciul signature, this March 2d, 1874. inhA w it* F. M. imOOKH, Ordinary. ITV — Mrs. lieu ■•I for Lnttera of Lafay ft I n Uotdy, This is to cite and admonish all and singular, and appear at my ollh o within the time prescribed by law, and show causa (if any they have) why s.id li tters should not be granted to suld uppll- Given under my olliciul signature, this March 2d, 1874. mil!! wit* F. M. BltOQKB, Ordinary. (JKOIIGIA Ml .•('Oi KF. i'iH'NTY .lamas ". *-* Thompson having applied fm Letters of Ad- mlnistrutiou on the esiate ot Win. II. Thoinpsou, This in to die and odmoiibb all an I singular, the kindred and eiedii>>rs of said dei eased, to b* und uppeur at iu) olllce within the time preset I hod letters Hhuuld A it in i n list i nt ion on the es V. n , lies’ll;; I'lns Is to rite and adluoiii • kindled und ci editors of > I appear at my olHc.i within h all and singular, THE BEST ADVICE nler nil- ting the portmii unions I d igsstivi tho who griping tho wholo systt-n DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE i|Unlitios •fleet is Instantaneous. A distinguished clergy ...a ing of tills remedy, i hiiiarti special blessings of the nine certainty of its healing cf immunity from dangei, «| childimi or adults, adapt it nsn it has attained. None lung complaint if they km" pulmonary disease* i,,uy |,„ Mon—the scourge that mm every year—would l» • die 1'ciSollrt will going to hod they by all druggists I coup Ii, whi, h | CARRIACES. COLUMBUS CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. AN ACCIDENTAL CURE. RUPTURE k'"i"? ,'“""i'" TRUSSES ",; . /nclttd/ftg Hard Ituf. ipi'f , Phil of japanned For Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenoss, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, YT «o WELLS'CARBOLIC TABLE TS PUT UP ONLY IN Itl.K I'. UOXliS. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Drugglftls. “EDEOCRAPHY,” \ new i v -k . .. G„- The hold's Prill, i is m 11* teii mil. ID ,t. , t the p. n, >.| ,| | IO iiordH pn i. r i.,< 'll, Ave'il* m ,tilted. Ad i T M J.V.ANt l IN 1 ms. 7th St., I liilud. il In.i Pa ! n Great. Reduction in tin- l’i i.-.- of FRUIT TREES. Apple Trees sn '" PeachTrees “"‘"‘"iidY.S.I i«V. Address >V. Ii M I NON. Pu.priet I the Gooriflu ursorj , 4w f ngnstii, Ga. 'l’h' niitlierilies of Ktrupc Huy tho HtroiiKe.it Tonic, Purlllor nnd l)oo! -fruont known to tho modlcul world Is JURUBEBA. It nrrcfltB decay ol vital forcoa, exhimtUlnn ul tho norvmiH syntom, restores vigor to tho debit Itntoil, cltmiHOH vitiated hininl, romoven v itlous nnd iictfl ulrco“" “ ’ 1 Price fl a lnd Me IS Platt St., N. Y. r * 5*r!5'H gW-Jrl riilf .fifil I'la b WE WANT WWffSWW* BOOK AGENTS .it once, to Hell two of the most popular im.iI.i evei published : U. s. W. K. Handy isu MARSHALL'S LIFK OK Gen. Robert E. Lee. TUItMRHd. BROTH Kits, lw Baltimore, Md, D R. PIE R CE" S KCT)* »■ nllTill. fit. i ii mo u aie F. M. It It GO Kb, Muscogee Sheriff Sale. \yiu. I"' ».;•.! legal hours ..f Hula, be- 11 m A Harrison, broad i: following dcsciib.il Al ■ ty io Malcolm's wife, inflicting a fatal wound. New York, March 16.- Moss then blew out his own brains. ; quiet aud steady ; Rules -Futures closed 100, as follows : ! -Upon tbo arrival of Mr. Sumner's re- ! main-’ in Doric Hall, Senator Anthony dotton’quiet: aoa'.i bales sold a. inja a B *’ F’—“- made n brief, but feelmR address, com- , n6 , roceiots in;'., from Jlonca, milling them to the State of Maasaohu- >■ . n.„ Governor Washburn briefly re- N*w Obi.f.*ns Mar. 1(. -Cotton Htrong ponded. ; and higher; middling 16^ low middling | l.alf iniddling- I..I ' Samuel M Cal ler, e ruler my ofllcial s 'IhOKGIA Ml F. M. bllOOKS, • COGhh Co. NT) . •: uppl'ed lo, l.etterr this Marrb i of Ad"! in- My Stock of BUCCIES, PHAETONS and SUNDOWNS, IH NOW COMPLETE, and will b. -,.|,| l.oWF.It maVk. / ;.»r CArtllW The aCt.-nGim d f.iiy". rs TH0S. K. WYNNE, Opposite Perry House, Columbus, Ga. m&mm euro Salt Kliciim or Tetter, I'lmpli' on face, IIoLm, firjhlpcln'i an Iklver Complaint. nff*nn<l Itlood Iflnca ctorul jirojicrilos It will < 'Ou CASH. .my they have) why M llltoolip, Ordinary. OF ORDINARY, Sheriff Sales for Taxes. d from her deck 117 of the pilgrims, all wore drowned. AFF AIRS AT ALGVJiTA. vy RaIu*—Advertiser nnd Ro* publican For Male. cousTA, March 16,—Heavy auit con- ioua rain has fallen for 21 hours. Tho has risen twelve iuthes «u hour, apprehension ol a freahut ut enter- i*d. w too. Cotton nominal Railroad are that a noavy buow snmu, Dn , „ , Urf , n t with high winds, prevailed yesterday all •' b*. ’ along from Alto to points east of Elko. | Savannah, March 16. Tbe cutH recently cleared out are rapidly and higher; middlings IH; net receipts filling. The iraiu due at Ogden Is now 2377 bales; Bales 1,34.> stock 6.*,<».».». twenty hours late, with no prospect of Galveston, March 16.—Cotton firm getting through to-day. and b» sold on Hi" IJr-l Ti it. between tne legal b Klim A Harrison’s am li street, Cullimbiis, Ga . the 1 d|.i property, to-wit ; Lot number 111, containing l.alf lest, wiib improvement* theieon, property of R G Mllrhell, tru-tf r.d admonish all ! ivy bare/ why Jotters of nij/ninis- ot be gunne l lo said applicant at ! T said Court of Ordinary. Ill I I ll M I I'll! I.I'V ¥ .''OK the next THIRTY DAYS I will sell the re- j 1' inaiudnr of n.y stink ol silpei I. MILBURN, STUDEBAKER PLANTATION WACONS, AT COST! 2-Horse Iron txl Wagon, mrrtl o-4 Horse Iron Axle Wagon, •• 4-Horsc ** *• "r.l. .* .onfuinlng Ilie money will 1.,. pi till-'l Send lull Mhlppiii n dn .1.on* TH0S. K. WYNNE, Opposite Perry Houac, Columbus, Ga. wiirrontcl to euro £rrnfiiIori* n nnd till Six in iiml liy Its wonderful It will euro tho most suvuro rccciit o'r linfrering Cough In halt the tlmo required l>y tiny other tncdiclno and is perfectly Rife, loosening cough, tooth ing Irritation, and relieving enrenc.a. hold Dvall DrugHsts. IS. V. I'i I'.ItCKL ill. I> . World's DiHucnvarv. lJuUalo. N. Y. mh ll BOOTS AND SHOES. Spring' is Coming 1 Dr. Wtu. Clovoland, —Tho Memorial sorvioes yesterday a’ IVilmingten, N. C., in honor of Cban Sumner were unite imposinB, conaider- ... ^ ing tbe inclemency of toe weather. The middling i.Vi ; not receipts 1,437 procession was composed almost exclu- - — H ively of colored people, including two military companies, and general benevo lent organisations. It proceeded to Bt. fair demand; good ordinary 13J; j — middling 164; not receipts 1,572 ; exports to Great Britain 1,496; sales 4,500. Mobile, March 16.—Quiet and steady ■<> f. i Ann Nealy, 1 l earIH7J. Levy Mnhdlfey, lawful • 1V KY, Sheriff. 1 sales Administrator’s Sale. A greeably t i mi i b i fr«.:n tl. • 11 ■ < ru bl» Memphis, March 17.—Cottou quiet and in moderate demand; low middlings llja Iminlstrator of tbo cstnla , .!*. nase.l, nppli. * f..r kav. i ...lunging l>» I il«*ci!Hne.l . 'it any they liavo) in my ollli ?F"“ mtN. s. i.. s vi ini. k I mil ot Dive,is UA**U*randI*pMie,,«, of Ba- UF receipt, H.MK, .hipmenla 6,:««. n.u u ...j r..i ia .mi mar- i Boston, March 1C.—Nothing doing; n®h, an old and suocexsful journal for bale eulogies were pronounced and..th* ser vices elosed, i!J property is thu real f..l.U la, | Choice Simpson Cotton Seed! FOR SALE. i « KnNi'd fs am Stclcrtcil Stulkv, liy E. T. SHEPHERD. middlings 16$: Hales 50, stock 5,600. Brogans, Plow Shoos, Leather and Findintss, WELLS & CURTIS, 73 Broad Struct.
