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MA1K31I 31, 1874.
Several crovBHMOR in the MiHAiw*ippi
rircr arc reported by tlio Louikiaua papers
of lant week. One, in the neighborhood
of l’rovidonoo, had caused tbo overflow
of many lino plantations.
The Louisiana Cane Ciioi*.—The Now
Orleans Picayune says : “Tho appearance
of tho cane fields along tbo coast was
never more encouraging and cheering
than at present, Both tho plant and
stuhhlo havo a remarkably healthy and
vigorous uppoaranco, and should no aeri-
oils mishap occur, there is a prospect of n
lurgo crop of sugar this season. Tho
very mild winterhas loft tho soed cano
in a bettor condition than has boon
known sinco tho war. It is to bo hopod
t hut our sugar planters will be consoled
for the many misfortunos of the past sea-
sou by a brilliant result of tho prosent.
Tint telegraphic announcement of tbo
vote of tho llouso of Representatives, on
Thursday last, on the bill to regulate rail
road charges on roads crossing Ktato
linos, was erroneous. Tho hill panned the
House by a vote of 121 to 1 HI, and goes
to tho Hcnato. Wo havo already stated its
provisions.
As we havo said heretofore, wo regard
this bill ns an “ entering wedgo." It will
probably bo shown by its operations that
Congress cannot “ rogulate commerce bo
tween tho Htntns" without regulating
charges on roads entirely within one
State, as well as those in two or more,
anil then will come tho proposition to
amend tho act so us to ouuhlo Congress to
exercise its constitutional power.
The Now York llrrald pronounces tho
$400,000,000 expansion net a “measure of
dishonor," and calls on the 1'reHident tc
veto it. It HpriukloH all through its paper
the following remurk of (Jhurles Sumner,
printed in emphatic italics:
“ The j possibility of a new inn tie of incon-
rertihlfl paper / regard with amusement
anti amrieli/, and, in mg judgment, such
an innuc would be a detriment and a
shame."
T ins remark capH and foots nearly all
its leading articles, is scattered profusely
through its fliiancial article, and oven
breaks the continuity of its advertise
ments. .
The lit raid will probably And that tho
dead Sumner has no more power to urrosl
expansion than the living Sumner had ;
and that 1’rosiduul Grunt will in this in
stance, at least, make good bis declaration
that ho had “no policy to oppose to the
will of the people."
• MM TOIt I,, r. H. ANIIIllittN.
Doctor Andrews honored us by a call
yesterday, and right glad we were to moot
this iicstor of the Georgia Press. Tho
Doctor is now publishing n magazine,
“The Messenger of tho Covenant.," at
Amerioua. Ho has boon connected with
journalism for over tifty yoifts, and to his
father belongs the honor of having pub
lished tho first religious paper in the
country at Chilicothn, Ohio, in 1812.
Doctor AtultowH is a native of North Car
olina, and though now Hovonty-ono years
of ago,he is as strong and vigorous as
most men of forty-live.
HAM* MOUNTAIN.
Pise whore wo copy from a North Caro
lina paper a lottor making fun of tho liuld
Mountain commotion, representing it to
bo no great shukos after ull. and insinuat
ing that certain illicit whiskey distillers
aro only playing otl' some devilment to
keep their wickodtiesH concealed. Per
contra, wo have before us a letter from
Paid Mountain, dated March 5:M, to tho
Now York llrrald, in which its reporter
narrates his hair-breadth escapes and
makes the locality anything but a secure
and pleasant one. This writer suys that
ho hud made two attempts to ascend tho
mountain, but was defeated both times
once by a thick fog and blinding raiu,
which forced him to return; unA
again by fearful convulsions which
seared his hoiso and uiudo lniu
run the ridsr only saving himself by
catching the limb of a tree and swinging
otl 111o bunk of the demoralized steed!
After this ho fell back to a farm house,
but writes that he hud procured a guide
and would try it again, though Ins last
words uro (lint “the rumbliug sounds
were continuous and terrifying.
't ins icporter s ditllculties, and evident
fright arc suggestive of “Ku-klux" tricks
It may be that the distillers, having “tin
eratur’ already on hand, have gotten up
the earthquake mid volcano to match
This suspicion is Htrougtheued by the
statement of tho Heralds reporter, that
nu old distiller, who c.itmi down
mountain for the llrst time since the
in search of a revenue oflloor, to who
meant to confess his sins, fetitul tHat the
revenue had left in a flight the flight l
fuii. Probably tho old siunor carried
be. glad tidings up the mountain
the discovery that a man is not enriched i
or mode comfortable by the money that
pannes through his hands, but by that por- ! ^ f ^
tion of it which hooan keep an hin. They tar l “ Ton "
that tho production of a section, how- 1
r largo, will not make it pros-
pmotis as long as it consumes
than it produces. That they are
well satisfied with thoir farming
economy as now conducted, is shown by
another etateuiont of the J£nterjrrlse } to
tho effect that they are thiH year planting
more corn, poos, potatoes, Ac., than last
year, and loss cotton. What cotton they
do plant can havo no lien on it, bocanso
they are not buying provisions, and they
next winter sell oitber cotton or oorn,
according to the state of the market.
This is a kind of indqwndcnre in farming
which tho exclusive cotton planter can
never attain.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
)>ntrent aud flic piddle
that w« have a,reliable and aaffer Columt
v, and cau furnish our COUIRINU WITHOUT
much DELAY AH HERETOFORE. Pi rsona
moro * 1 Mlr, K Photograph* of any kind and wanting
; thorn COLORED, can have It done at the abortest
notice and at the lowest pri< *#.
Our price, for COLOR!NO WILL UK REDUCED
TO ONB-fJ APL THE PRICKS charged heretofore
at WILLIAMS’ ART OALLKRY,
81 Broad St., over Cat ter'* Drag Store.
N. U.—All per*in* owing iin for Coloring will
tako noth*, and icttle only with one of u*.
0. T. WILLIAMS A URO.
m!»31 tf
Crockery at Cost!
T il A V i: * •- in* >»•••! my slo* k of CROCK KRY arid
OLAH8WARK to the Hardware Store of Jain*-*
Knuia, and will continue to Bell at cost for cash.
A Mil NIX I'll IT IN IMIIXU WEI.
Thu TUomuHvillo Enterprise says that
in its county coiu is plentiful at 75 cents
per bushel, and fodder abundant at
cents per bundled ; that corn sometimes
sells at (*.» cunts, and has lately sold
low as .V* cents per bushel. A year ago
corn in that county commanded
per bushel, and fodder $1.50 to per
hundred, bocanso there wore then moro
buyers than sellers.
Tho planter with “all cotton
brain may be tempted to say that these
quotations show that tho people of
Thomas county did not profit by rais-
lug ao much coru, becauso they
are not now getting a good price for it.
That argument might be a sound one if
they had to buy as much ns the plsuter
who relies chiefly on cotton has to buy.
Hut this is not the ease. With full coru
cribs ar.d fat hogs, they .have very little to
buy, and what little they must purchase ros^rVatum'
is bought with the proceeds of their cot
ton. '1 heir surplus oorn is ao much clear
profit: they may get ouly 71* conts for it,
but 75 cents in packet is a much
more satisfactory item iu balancing an
account than $ LIU paint out. The plan
real estate acents.
By ELLIS & HARRISON.
Hay at Auction.
J. ENNIS, Assignee.
By ELLIS & HARRISON.
Admsnlstrator’s Sale.
the following property, belonging to the estate of
All< n Andrew*, deceased:
One lot Lumber, assorted altos.
One Horae.
One Express Wagon and Harness.
Out* complete set Carpenter’s Tools.
On- lot Ploughs.
An Inventory of Him lumber can be soon at Ellis
A Harrison’s auctiou room.
R. T. YOUNG, Adm’r.
Columbus, Ga., March 2*i, 1874.dtJ
l UoVloJk
mlixti Id
hBN.J01IN»T0?i ON Tilt: PAILCRC
Of Tilt: iONIEDEHACY.
Wo copy olaewbero a chapter from Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston’s “Narrative of Mili
tary Operations." His idea that the pur
chase of tho cotton crop of 1800 and ’til,
by tho Confederate Government, would
havo given it a sound currency at homo
and ^credit and coufldonco abroad, will
havo a familiar Houud m our old Congres
sional Diatiiot. Ah uarly as tho spring of
Ihij], this paper—tho Columbus Enquibeb
—strongly advocated that policy. Op
posing tho proposition that tho Govorn-
mont should tako only a small portion of
tho cotton crop, giving for it itn bonds to
bo hold until tho closa of tbo war,
ENguiRKit advooatod tho policy of tho
Confederacy’s purchasing tho whole crop
with its Treasury notes, which notes
should servo as a currenetj fur tho people,
It maintained that cotton was just at
good u basis for such a currency a*
gold or silvor could be , that tho holding
of such a security would provont tho de
preciation which afterwards followed
with its attendant ovilH of demoralisation
iu tho urmy and at homo ; and that a
measure of thin kind was “as essential to
tho succossful operation and very exist-
enre of tho Government as to tho con
venience of tbo people’’ (wo quoto from
our III os.)
This policy found an early and able
advocate in tho Into Hon. Hines Holt,
who, in 18(11, ran for tho Confederate
CoiigrosH in tills District upon that issue.
There was, wo boliovo, no round of stump
discussion in that canvass botweon Coi.
Holt and his able ami popular opponent ;
but Col. Holt, in communications to the
ENguniBii, made hin advocacy of that
policy hiH chief claim to tho support of
the people, and tho people of tho District
sustained him by a handsome majority.
Ho remarked to us, after tho contest wan
over, that it wiih tho popularity of that
proposition among the pluntors which
cured his olnotiou. Hut the question i
not taken up olsowhore as tho important
one to ho docidod by tho people, and tho
conscqueuco was tho majority of tho
Congressmen did not fool instructed to
support this policy, and it was never car
ried into effect. Whether tho subsequent
condition of tho Confederacy, in tho army
ami at home, ns truthfully and feolingly
descriLed by Gon. Johnston, was due to
a failure to adopt tins moutuiro, wo leave
for tiio reader to judge for himself. Wo
only desire, in this article, to supplomeut
Gon. Johnston’h narrative with a remi
niscence of a contest in this District, re
sulting in its people sustaining a policy
which, Gen. Johuston thinks, would have
saved tho Confederate Government from
overthrow and tho pooplo from bank
ruptcy.
1!AM» MOUNTAIN,
l'ronoiiiiced it Until Ilona.
Uurrospondouoo l'iotUuont (N . O.) Pros*.)
The Vooaniu Itkuions, >
McDowoll county, N. C. Mar. 22.)
Your correspondent reached tho imme
diate vioinily of the Hald Mountain lato
yesterday evening, and hastens to give
your readers his Hirst impressions, which
lie thinks a little farther investigation will
fully verify. There is no doubt tlmt this
thing of a volcano in the Hald Mountains I jsyyV
is a most stupendous hoax, cuuooivod, I
ain satisfied, by parties interested and en
gaged iu illicit distilling—no reflection is
intended against the Ashville papers—to
frustrate a raid that lias been in soak by
Iho Hevouuo Department for sumo weeks,
it is unnecessary to add, that up to this
time it had full effect.
From a conversation with uu intelligent
revenue officer, i think the excitement
will hood abate. ■ —
1 might aiiil the “wealth and iuteili-
gonco"'up here give another interpreta
tion to tho “groaning and quaking" of
the mountains—that it is (Lie State of
Huuoonibo despairing over consolidation.
This is certainly a plausible theory, for
the Huoootubo people are deeply agitato.!
over (lie Consolidation scheme -all the ,
boy balnes aro being named Hill Smith, i
An old lady, who owns two shares of i
stock iu the Western Diviaiou, when she '
heard the rumbling of tho mountains fell
upon her knees and fervently thanked
her Maker that the prayors of the Ash- j
ville people had been answered, that at
last the tunnelling of tho Hluu bulge had
begun.
No doubt much of the praying reported
iu tho papers can be attributed to a like ,
motive, and not to terror ; for those are a 1
people not easily dismayed oven by vol-
canoes. P.
mssK
Neuralgia, Pilos, Loadaoho,
Liarrhcca. Soils, Old Soros,
Larmcss, Burnt!, Soronoss,
Toothacho, Scalds, Sprains,
Hoantonocs, Ulcers. Wounds,
Soro Throat, Colic, Bruises,
Ehoumatism, Ilomorrhagos,
tarffiftf'
Si 1 ELLIS & HARRISON,
Estate Agents
marfil i.odAwfim
MISCELLANEOUS.
Merchants’ and Mechanics'
Bank.
: <«)
i hid! after April 1*1.
Muscogee Manufacturing Co.,
CoLUMBVB, Ua., March 28th. 1874.
W A FW1FT, Tr
Empire Mills am! City
Mills.
Reduced Wholesale Price List.
Columbus, Ua., March 20th, 1874.
AA Flour (strictly Fancy) per barrel $10 fa)
A Flour (Choir- Faintly
II Flour (lloo'l Family)
C Flour
pack.il In *•£, 1 , an.I j- u mirk".
Brau, "p loo lb
Bran, 'fi Iinbi II. |
Ship stuii", ,< 11w11).
Ship Stull", il IU0J lh
I!,**t White Table Meal anil Grit*, pot bushel,
Save Your Grain Sacks!
tiii: KNnni: miija
yy ILL BUY SECOND-HAND GRAIN SACKS
in <|unntillcH that tuny be ofTerd.
lull20 2taw It
Yam Potato Seed!
a splendid Variety.
For >a!o by J. MARION ESTKB,
rohlO 8t 122 Broad Stroet
Notice.
AND AFTER APRIL 1ST,
Liu« will leave Columbus on SAT
UUDAYH AND WEDNESDAY.-
Tbo Saturday boat only will g.
NOTICE.
Jacksonville,
Purtutnilinu, Cedar Key*,
Tallaha*H<‘.t and Lake City .
tub.I I iu
Dancing School.
M M.t.K ROSA C A UNCROSS has re
covered from her illiie*", au-i
will commence her Third NhsIi.ii m
Dancing, at 111.! Planter*' Hotel, Tliurs
*».». Han h 5th, at 8 aud 8 P. *i
Twelve LeHMoii", $ti 00—payable iu mb a
Ivo Lessons, $0
Stolen,
I NROM my plm
' llll"".'ll IOUI
Mitchell,
__ louuty, Ala, oil the night ’
of the Jfi.l iiint , (Mac* h) a Dark llrov
or Bay Home, nlu.. or Uu years .<1
bark urn. h acurred from fuddle m l
blaze iu the tare; hair about the I,, I Im
the feet white. 1 will pay FI"
I, PATTERSON
MILLINERY.
SPRINC MILLINERY.
I U8T Ul’CKIN KD a -umI’ lot ..f NEW M Y I
II ATS and OTHER NOYKI.TIKS Iroin
MUST OPENINi*S
ALSO, a Lrg* and well assort* d stock of .M
I.IN FRY. be.id ** ill.iv.*", Coi-*»t N , ami evervtl
UHiially kepi In a Hi-I «hiss Milline
r be to
COLVIN .... I
DONNK1 t.y
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Stoves, Stoves
feuNATHAN CRuWN,
npil (0|i|Ki.llo 8uu outre)
Columbus, Ga.,
WOCIP rasp
. tfully invile the attention of hi*
friend* and customer* to hi* extensive
STOYKS. llOLl.OW AND .'TAMPED
A l*o
I’nlatka ia ati ltuliitu name siguifying
cow ford, being tho mono givou by tho
Semiuoltui to tliia locality in oonoequenco
of ita lieitig tho point nt which they
crossed their cuttle from one li.tuk of tho , «,V ,lN isillNU hoods, <1
,, ,, . I TIN W AHk, at «h.de»ale aud ret.u .
river bt. John a to tho othor. It ia a town .
of HliOllt twelve hundred inhabitant*, IU .^M^txufkctur*-r of TIN, SHEET IKON' AN
Hitnuted on it bold and beautiful bluff, la
about one hundred miles south from tho
mouth of tho river, aud should be, from
Uh location and means of communication
with Savannah, Charloaton, Hultinv
Roofing and Guttering
promptly and iu the best manner.
„ ,, u lw , uuu .M| wu.iiv.iuu, i.ahiiuui d | — seUclta a call, feeling that be cat
l’bilndolphia, and tlio grout oiiv of Now ! ,
York, . pl.oo of far greater magnitude ' h. f,.r.* v.u huv " octyw.Hu'MtV'
and importanee, iu every point of view, ' ~
than it has yet attained.—Paintka Herald. | Cotton Pool.
—A dispatch from Portland, Oregon. 1 ,.,,.., .
m* ‘to «»d.»no on .ho r.»or, a . S .'!•
tion have grown insolent, and serious j i.- opru a Pool for the purp. ., of tilting th, reia-
trouble is feared. A detachment of troops mi ’ of compeitiom m * •tituaiing the crop <>f
h»* boon mat from For. .Urvov ,o P rw ^
toct HgODt LlUOVlIle and his men. I.IUO- j Iho uumboi .! Ule* a* d i.im U.d by the N.W
villa has discovered a conspiracy among York ••Fman.-iti Cbroui. :.-, t><*ptemt-. i 1
the Indians to inaugurate hostilities.
onsidcraiile number of ludiaus have left
ucial Chroi
i taking th.-m ut-y. Kaclt p-r», u de*ir.
i |w|»< uui*t cuel.v»<- In* «-»linat* with li,e t-itiiKii'
fc«* 1»> K.>*at-ll King. K» | , S , r. lary of lh.- Alt
| gu»ta Exchange. The nioii*» will l> • iejH>*in-d i
—The Polatka Herald nays the orange
crop is pretty well gathered. The trees
have beeu iu bloom for several weeks.
It is a strange aud beautiful sight to Ree
the blossoms on orange trees Blustered
with the ripe fruit. The fruit is still
ters of Thomas couuty seem to have made juicy, sweet aud delicious.
of April l>74 Nonutrtcripti, ns allow .si after that
dale. All l»-li««r* |>o»tm»ikfd «.ii >-r bcf<>rt< that
.lay I'otilaluing *uU, riptiou* and .-atiuialeo will
l e admitted The cslimati* will Im> recordod I,y
lh* uud«r»i|ued commill.o on the tin»l of April,
1874. C. H. BACON.
Ileal
AND AUCTIONEERS,
W ILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE SALK,
RENT AND PURCHASE or REAL ESTATE
a City and country, and will advertise the
(at private sale; FltEF OF CHARGE, unless
the property w sold.
For Sale.
VACANT LOT OF LAND, being the wont por-
mi of the "Nance lot,” on Bryan ■ rc-et, adjoining
,*• re*i<lt-nce of lion. M. J. Crawford. Call «o.»u
you want a bargain. ft-bl2 tf
CITY LOT No. 001, on McIntosh .street, with
three dwelling* on tbc aaine. Will be Bold
together or neparato, at a low tiguro, for cash.
Jo27
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated in tho
bu*ine-H centre of tho city. Will sell at a great
bargain, or to mu acceptable party
inte*e"t. The propel ty cau '
intereot ou tho investment.
A DESIRABLE II0U8K AND LOT, with t.
acre* giound, In LIuwoihI, one mile troin 8. W.
R. dopot; a very (
HOUSE with five good rooms, within 200 yards
of t-outhw'Bteru Railroad depot, out-half acre
ground.
For Rent.
A STORK HOUSE in the valley or Talbot county,
a cross-road, three miles of the Chalybeate
..ring*. A very deairatdo location for a Dry
flood" and Grocery bu*iue*H. M*-pl7
JOB PRINTINC.
Letter Press and Card
Printing.
JUST RECEIVED A FINE STOCK OF
LETTER,
BILE 3rl E A. E>
ANT)
Statement Paper,
ALSO,
VISITING and BUSINESS CARDS
All of which can lie furnished printed at
short notice, at low Cash Rates.
Railroad Receipt Books,
Bills Lading,
Georgia and Alabama Legal
Blanks, on hand.
Tlios. Gilbert,
PRINTER and BINDER,
Sun and Times Building,
COLUMBUS, <JA.
vuifoiublu and desirable bom-. |
WHOLESALE LIOUOR DEALERS.
ROSETTE & L A W H 01\
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liq u.or Dealers
121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.,
H ave now in stoke a choice selection of puke and una
ultoratod Liquors, Homo of which aro three and four yearn old.
AMUSEMENTS.
Springer’s Opera House!
WEDNESDAY AMI TIIl'KSDAY,
April lit nn.l 2<l.
KIIIST Arl-KABAKVE IX THIS ( ITT OF
Fi-ank MncEvoy’*
NEW HIBERNICON,
Or, Ireland In America.
TIih Favor!t« Irish Coinedinn,
MR. W. F. LAWLOR,
In hi" gr.-at Character, 1IVRNFY, thu Guide.
Mr. K.MIL AMES, Iho colobratod Dolinoator of
German UharneiorH.
Ml.*" KATE IlKILLEY, tho Favorite Soprano.
Ml** MARY MacOKKA, the Popular Contralto
Mi** KATE BYRNES late of Dublin Theatre.
Prof. MUESLIN, Mimical Director.
To conclude with tho laughable Farcn,
THE HAUNTED CUIDE !
Evening Prlcos—• Piirquetto nud Dro** Circlo,
75c.; Gallery, fiilc.j Children, 25c.
Reserved seat* at ChuUlu’" Book Store, without
M \T! N KE THURSDAY AT 2 P. M. Ailultn, GO
cent* ; Children, 25 conts.
WAGON MAKING.
Wood and Blacksmith Shop.
J. H. MOSHELL
H AYING taken Goetchlus’ Blackrtmlth Pimp,
is ik.w prepared to do Blacktimithing and
Wood Work in all their various brunches, Mich
a* Plantation YVoik, Repairing of Curiiage* and
Wngon". making of all description* of Plow*,
Horse Shoeing, Ac.
I keep constantly on hand a largo stock of all
kind" of PLOWS in general use, which will ho
ho'.I a* cheap as can be found uuy whore iu tho
“l have secured tho services of PETER EDGAR,
the w. II known wood workman, and am prepared
guarantee all work done, either iu the wood or
of tho public is respectfully
J. II. MOSHELL.
Thomas Gilbert
JOB PRINTER
BOOK-BINDER
ANI)
Blank Book Manufacturer,
(Old Sim Oflico Building,)
It AN 1)01.1*11 VI'., POM MIIIKS, CSA.
TAM now );
.1. nnd <llrt|m
cry dc.*crl|itii
LETTFK HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS OF AO’T,
BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS,
LABELS AND SHIPPING TAGS,
HAND BILLS AND CIRCULARS,
SOCIETY BY-LAWS, PAMPHLETS Ac.
LEGAL BLANKS.
Railroad lioeeipts, Bills Lading, .Yc in
book or loose, Blank Books of all
kinds, with or without printed
heads, made at short notice.
Giving my ontlro personal attention to ^fob
Printing and Binding, 1 am enabled to till allor-
dor« promptly nt LOW (JASll PRICES,
guaranteeing put intact Ion,
Order* from abroad rooetvo satno attention
It parties wore present. Send tor Prtco Lint.
A full stock of Georgia aud Alabama
Logal Hlanks a!ways on hand. feint—It
BOILER MAKINC.
GEO. T. GIFFORD,
33oiler
and Shoot Iron Worker.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring is Coming!
WITH LARGE ADDITIONS OF
SEASONABLE GOODS!
LlfK h .VO receivedS
yy laiiii.'"' Tui
lid Die * Sdpper* n
IllLDRKN’S ANKLE
T!KS, I'l.u k nud in colors, neat aud "uhxtautinl
We l. A v
i- favorite style* for Men'* Wear
MONETARY.
Treasury of Georgia,
Atlanta, March, 14,1874.
Holders of the Change Bills
OF THE
Western and Atlantic R. R„
I SSUED before nnd during tho war, are hereby
notified that they cull pre*out them fur t-xaiu-
luatlou at the Stato Treasury, uu nud after tho
First Day ot April Noxt.
swear that 1 utn t
I'h.iugo Bill" of t!
mud, h -lew ith pi-
ami that I d:.l i
County.
■, <>f said county, do solemnly
e bona fide owner of corta.n
Western and Atlantic Rail-
nt-'d, amounting to. ft
e, on examination, may I
Thai 1 became po*He"Nt>d of
them lor extra profit or ppeciilati'iu, and that I
have had them in my possession from uu.l after
tliu lint day of April, lsi>3.
(signed with Iho owuer's name.)
Sworn to nnd "iihscribed heforo me,
N. P. or J. P, or any other officer authorized I
administer oath* or take nllirinutions.
By order of Iho General Assembly.
mlll6 tuprl JOHN JONES, Treasurer.
Treasury of Georgia,
Atlanta, March 14,1874.
Holders of Overdue Bonds
OF Tim
State of Georgia
STATE TREASURY IN ATLANTA
Brogans, Plow Shoes, . xyi.or.
•" <!o ' k| * for ,h * * 1 ,h * ;si k b.^ , K , £ai:
\vell supplied with j ; n |;!, r i b, m Je.f;‘gia
Leather and Findings, 15i!“2 u a. , .. A !!!h!;il7”^ I !SK,“ , ’"‘’ M
oiipon* of approved bond* of the
wh-rever payable, will be J a'.d
t this Dep.iriiuent, and all pay.i-
.... ...ii i paid on presentation
enuiue, those payable iu Ne
f Iho Btnle of Georgi
i New York, if desire
at ilie Stale Treasury or els
will be paid iu currency.
Mid.
id cau otter inducements to ail classes of buyers. | All luaturtd
N. B.—Wc pay the highest market prico for Dry i f^^VsVit' ti^n
WELLS & CURTIS, !
73 Broad Street.
Jal eodswtf
DOORS, SASH, ETC.
Our Sovonty Pago Illustra
ted Catalogue of
DOOR S,
SASHES, BLINDS,
STAIlt KAILS, NEWELS,
FANCY GLASS, .to.,
M.iU ,1 to any ou. lliUTtrel.'il in buildinn, on
Ivireijd of »uuii'.
KEOGH & THORNE,
854 A r.0 CANAL STREET,
Jyll JAwly NEW YORK CITY.
at the Fourth Nation d Bank’ol New York.
NO INTEREST ON OVERDUE BONDS
WILL BE ALLOWED
la* paid by tho owner of
bonds.
lly order of tho Governor,
mhl.Y tuprl JOHN JONES, Treasurer.
R. M. Waters & Co., 56 Broad St.,
New York, receive Deposit Accounts
on favorable terms from Banks,
Bankers, and Corporations, subject
to check at sight. Loans made only
on Cotton and Approved Stock Ex
change Collaterals.
HenncH8oe Brandy,
Peach “
Apple “
Chorry “
Domestic “ .
Jamacia Rum,
Now England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Domestic Gin,
Port Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira “ Malaga Wino,
Martin Whiskey,
Bourbon “
Cabinot “
Irish “
Ryo “
White Corn Whiskey,
Adam Crow’s “
Weller’s Bom bon “
Robertson Couuty Whiskey,
Tom Mooro Rye “
White Wheat “
Pa. Dow Drow “
Tho above is oflored at wholesale and rotail, in quantities to suit purohasors.
fold 8 tf ROSETTE A I.AWHON.
LOTTERY.
LOTTERY IF REAL ESTATE
the g-eorqia
Real Estate and Immigration Co
OFFER THE lTP.LIO THE FOLLOWING SCHEME:
8126,000 Real Estate in Georgi
640 HPIFLIZIES !
WHOLE TICKETS ONLY SOLD.
CAPITALPltlZE, - - $23,000
TICKETS $10 EACH.
Lojalized by State authority, (
id running I. o k 11"
*tru.-tod foiir-atory building lli.
im.-ut*—<-au l*i< ri'iilcilnt # l.UUU i
> PRIZE- A City I
di.ii
r annum, valued at
n_- tr.i t, b« t\v<*> ii l ain and Ilarri* streets, iu
fronting 1"" I i-t, and i .inning bn. k 2-mi I..-1 to au alley, wheroon there
and .•!■ gai.lly built dwelling huiisc, .-oiitniniiig elevuu commo-
»rk* n
..-"id.■»
.-lo.-c
i, val lit dut
IJIID PRIZE—a Farm In tho far famed Cedar Valley, Folk . unity, Georgia, two nnd a half
uiiloi Irom Ce.lartown, containing fig" acres—hall cleared, balanco well timberod;
ahundanl ruuiiing water, oim.-riab.c l uilding*. etc., valued at 12,fk
PRIZE—A Farm in Na<- .**cln*.* Valley, Wiiil.* county, Georgia, of 260 acres, well imp
high
{ the
goed dwidlmg, out h.ni-
i PRIZE—A Tract "I Laud of 26
mi.e from tho corporal-,
thereon, couHsting of
v and uocosdary .
. .ipilal gin and • otton press, valued at 8,000
tu.ite iu Richmond county, Ueorgia, one-half
Aiigu-ta, G.-.-rgia-, with all tho improvements
ut Irnmo iImcHiiii;, with ull llio necessary out-
v.lined at 8,00>)0
Muriel la, Ge.., containing about two aero*,
with a ten room dwelling lioom* ih.--ie..ii, in g <>d repair, kitchen, servants’
house, dairy house, stables, etc., within V o jar I* of the railroad depot, valued at 7,6"j 0
One 1'i iito or
On j Prize of
Three Prizes, each
Tw . Prizes, inch
One Prize of
| Fix Pii/.os, each
Fix Hundred approximation prizes
fi t" Prize", amounting In tho aggregate
>10014 OF DRAWING.
Thero will bo upon Iho stage two glass wheels, tho contonts of which can bo seen by il
tho spectators. A committee of two citizens, In no way counoctod with the management, mi
of luidoubtod Integrity, having first coumo.l amt examined, will placo iu the liugor wheel 12.fi.
ticket* exactly alike, nnd having printed numbers Irom one to 12,6;u, corresponding to all i
tlckots sold. A similar committee, having first counted and examined, will placo In tunes
ctsely aliko, tho prize*,Jwhiclt arc placed iu the smaller wheel, lioth wheels will thou bo n
until thoir cutouts aro thoroughly mixed. A boy under Hlteen years of age, blindfolded,
tlion draw from tho larger whool «me of ihe 12.0 >0 tickets, and holding it up iu full viewnl
spectators and auditor*, its number will ho called by the crier appolutod lor this purpose, goi
ull present may heir. Tho uuinhur will thou be passed to iho committee ol citizens, wlu»»i;I
say whe’hor tlio nuinbor has beou rightly culled. It will thou ho pu.-sod to a registrar, wii*n ‘
file It, mid record it upon a hook projiared for that i»urj oso. A hoy of similar ago will iL_
draw Irom tlio smaller wheel one ol iho tube* containing a prize, which will bo opened and Led
up to the view of the sp eta tors und auditors. Tho value ot the real estate prize will then
cried, und passod to tho couiiuitteo, who, niter inspection, wilt give it to another
Istrnr to fito and record. Flic prize thu* drawn will belong to the ticket bearing ...
number drawn immediately before ft. Thus this process will continue, drawing first fronitbt
largo who"! containing tlio tickets, and tlieu from the sum 11 or prize wheel until all tlie tu:
containing tho prizes uro drawn. An accurate record ol ihu above will be kept on file, certified
by the committee of disinterested citizens officiating.
Tho Prizes below $ im in value aro approximations, a- .1 will l«o determined and paid asiolk
Tho numbers of all tlio tlcket8|sold being considered in a circle, numerically formed, and ha
the highest number, 12,0 0, and tlio lowest 1, brought together, then whatovor number In this
circle may bo by lot determined to bo culled to tho Capital Prize of $2 ,,<joo will be taken u-»
center, on each side of which tho noxt 3 *u numbers In numerical order will bo counted for tin
Do; Prizes, thus making on the two sides of tho Cup tui tho 0 u nuarost numbers, each el which
will be entitled ton lteal If state Prize of 410. All tho Tickets drawing larger Prizes will In
excluded, and tbo circle extended to lncludo flOO on both sides ol tho Capital, belug 3x»uiicac^
side. It being the purpose of the management .not to duplicate prizes.
MONEY.—All money received from sale of tickets will he deposited in Hank immediately
receipt of remittances.
TRANSFERS OF TITLES.—Within ten days alter tho drawing, nurtloj putting Real
late on tho market under this scheme, .i.
ties thereto to the Georgia Ronl Estu „
themselves totranslur such title in leo simple to tho party or parties who may draw
Real Estate.
Tickets cun bo had on application, personally
agers, or JAMES GARDNER.
President Georgia Real Estate and Immigration Company
Atlanta or Augusta, Georgia.
CORPORATORS. MANAGERS.
lion. WILLIAM SCHLEY, Savannah, Ga. A. M. WALLACE, Atlanta, Ga.
ROBERT SCHLEY, Esn., Augusta, ua. ILL. WILSON,
Col. JAMES GARDNER, “ J. D. WADDELL, “ “
f their real estate through tho Goor_ .
t Grand Lottery, to bodruwu on July 1st. 1874, can do k
JAMES GARDNER.
sddent Ga. K. E. At I. Co., Atlanta or Augusta, Ga.
U prize J
by letter, to authorized ngonts, the
Aft. AG ENTS wanted In every county.
mari7—dMvtim
111.LIS »Vr IK.KHHSO.V, Agents, Columbu.i, Ga
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
\. WITTIUII. m*
W1TTICH & KINSEIi,
Practical TVatchmakcrs, Jewelers & Engrave)
No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
M
Important to Farmers.
Notice.
fTMIK undersigned having heretofore h«M stock ■
1 iu 111.- G.urgia II. uih lusuranco Company, I
>D* and Alabama m oii# of in the dlv of Columbus, Ga.. hereby give u.'tiru
(ti.-ieui GIN WRIGHTS in Ilia! lln*j have sold their stock in said Company *
well knuvtu
. T. J. STEVENS
Plant.-r* of Georgia
iiio*i reliable and eftlo
country. Wherever he h** worked lie ha* aud had the anuie transferred, au.l claim in"
•atiefuctiou; and, a* lie propo***# to make a formitv with aecllou 1602 of the i’.kIo of Getirgia
Gin re|«nira I that they are exempt from any liabilitie* of said
SS
“Work a ell d
iuh24 dan If
A ^ ■ k^TlRKl.Y NEW STOCK of the beet goods and the Intest styles have 1 . u iccently purchss*
tu New York, uu.l are now offured at tho lowest cash prices.
WATCHi:s, (T.OCKH, JKWr.I.RV, STKRUNU SII.VFIt A l-I.ATKIt WARE
All of tlio latest manufacturers.
Diamond*, fjol.l and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses,
(iold and Sllier I himldcH. Ladies* and Gents’ Chains. . .
Plain and Fancy Gold Kings of beautiful norkm inship, and every MW'
of (rticle found in a First.Class Jewelry Store.
Stencil Plates of every description cut at short notice.
SOI.K AGENTS for the celebrated Di.im.-ml Pebbled Spectacles and Kve-tltanse*. nud Agent* b* 1
Aruudel Pebble Spectacles, which are slightly colored, aud in high favor with everybody using -l*"'
is I lusurauce Cotujmny.
dev'J laiaut
R.L.4J. U. BAM.
Watch, Cl.Kk
Settilll
I Jewelry repairing in all il* branches. Huir Je
tting. or any new work made to order at reasonable rates.
ENGRAVING promptly executed.
t-lry, Sivieiy Bad;*-.
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