About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1874)
jjjteUS IOI.I NIII K, LA. : SATURDAY APKIL 4, 1874. Six Little I'vvl on (he I'eiulvr. In my heart thoro llvotti a plcturo Ot a kitchen rude and old, Whore the tire light tripped o’er tho rafter, And reddened tho rout's brown mould; iStlJing the steam from tho kettlo That bummod on tho fast warm-hearth; Throughout all tho live-long evening, In measures of drowsy mirth. Uecamo of the three light shadows That froseood that rude old room. Because of the voices echoed Up mid the rafters’ gloom : Because of tho feet on tho tender, Six restless white little teot; Tho thoughts of that dour old kitchen Are to me so fresh and sweet. And whon tho first dash on tin window Told of tho coming rain ; O, where aro those fair young f#cos I’hat crowded against the pano ? Au l bits or tho fire-light stealing Ttiolr dimpled cheeks betwoen ; Went struggling out In the darkucss, In shreds of silver sheen. Two of tho foot grew weary One dreary, dismal day ; And wo tiod them with snow-whlto ribbon, Leaving them there by tho way. Thoro was fresh clay on the fender That dreary winter night; For tho four little feet had traekod It From his grave on the gray hills bright. Ul why, on this darksotno ovoning— This cvonlng of rain and sleet; Host iny loet all alnno on tho hoarth-stono, (), whore aro those other foot? Are thoy treading th e pathway ol virtue, That will bring them together above; Ur have they wado steps that will dampen A sister’s tlreloss lovo? OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. OB. I. T. WAKNOCK, Surgvuu aiul Physician. Slaughter’# Drug blur*, Ku.lruud i I>lt. J. W. K. WILLIAMS # hi# prolo##luuil bcrviies. utlku R. M. Millinery, misses Winn: * tuckek, Fiishiuuublu Milliner* and Uresaumkurs. ,uod# MRS. C. V. BARLOW, Fashionable Mllllnor uud Dressmaker time Ageut ol llutterlck A Co.’# Pattern#, the late Hanking llouao uf tihappa Opelika, / Notaries Public. U. D. 1UUUINS, Ueiug appointed Notary Public for Lu respectfully dolieits the patronage of lit lloid# Court 181 and 2d Saturday# ol cut at K. C. llollitteld’a law ofllco. Eating Houses. ltOUEKS’ EATINU HOUSE, llluht ill tl.o Ufjiut, ojieu „t all ligura. Hut CuBTut iiu.l Mv.U tor .11 Trill ltd. Furniture, Ac. At Panic Prices. A. O. HARWELL, Dealer lu all kinds of Airnlture. Also, Metallic, Wood Cofflua, and Casket#. Jal8 Cliauibi r# atreo Lawyers. DRY COODS. MILLINERY. PEACOCK & SWIFT Latest Styles of New Spring Millinery ! MRS. M. R. HOWARD Call attentlnu to the foot that they aro aelllt.g Dry Goods of every description, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, &c., l-'roni tho Atlauta Herald, 2d.J VANCE. Ilia Lecture least Niff lit—A Brlillaut Supper at l*cn»o*tt. Honorable Z. 13. Vance, ex Governor of North Carolina, looturod at DeGive’s last night, to nu audience of about four hun dred pooplo. Among other thiugs he Raid, iu substance, as follows ; That tho Jews wore tho greatest commercial poo plo in tho world; there is a river in the ocpftu (tho Gulf Stream) of largo expanse, whose waters ebb and flow all unaffected I< v iho turbulent billows aud furious wave* surrounding if; nnd so there is a river among mankind which refuses to mingle with surrounding waters, uud whoso own characteristics can bo distin guished by tho naked eye. This river is tho Jewish people. For thousands of years they havo pre served tho same customs, tho same forms, uud cherished the same ideas and institu tions. With all the persecutions tho Jew ish people aud Cnurch are still standing, though the stones of their temple have fallen. Every Christian church to-duy is a graft upon tho stock of tho Jewish Cuurch, and each Christian perpetuates tho Jew. The beauties and riches of Palestine, and the condition of the Jew ish times wore ouch told of with glow- iug language aud thoughtful expression by the lecturer. Jerusalem, ho said, still sits iu solitary grandeur, on Judea’s hills, uud the Htoues of its temple, though crumbled, are reverenced, and just as thought is more lasting than gratitude, will romain revered to the end. The pyramids inuy fade and fall away, and no deep-seated remembrance remain, but Je rusalem shall always stand a bright er uud more glorious monument limn towering spiro of any church iu Christ endom. The wnudering and sufferings of these pooplo during eighteen hundred years is not to be pursued, nor would bo, as a Christian man, wish to do it, for it staggers .human credulity to believe it all. And what does their religion convey in this particular? That the wrath of ligious bigot is worse than the cruelest tortures of hell. Mr. Vance hero de scribed the peculiarities of tho various classes of Jews in different countries, putting those iu Europe and America among the most intelligent and progres sive. Their great longevity, freedom from malarious diseases, nnd peculiari ties of form, wore also spoken of aud described. Mr. Vance said that as n mau who had given the subject tho greatest study nnd utmost attention, ho would sort that tho Jews to-day are tho soberest, must industrious and moral people on the globe. Ho said he never knew yet of a Jew being imprisoned for anything above a misdemeanor. They contribute much in charity to tho Gentile, but uovor asked them charity in return. The most they havo ever asked has been to be let aloun. If a Jow breaks down in business they set him up again, aud he never saw a Jew that could not read, write and com pute figures. Tho lecturer said that Jo had faults as citizens, and believed thoro wero Jow swindlers, but not enough of thorn to compare with Christian swindlers. He had found that a Jew could not make a living iu New England, for Jounthau, with n knife and Bhingle, could whittlo Isaac out of his door steps before he was aware of it. Altogether Mr. Vanco’s lecture is tho bent of tbe .season, and pleased overy one who hoard it. IIo will make Atlanta an other visit next season and will pack De- Give’s from pit to dome. As a lecturer be is no less a success than as a popular speaker. After tho lecture, Governor Vance, ij response to prolonged applause, came oi the stage again, and made n neat littl speech on tho situation, filled with “hits” ou political abnse.s. THE BUrrER AT TEASE’S. After the lecture was over, Gov. Vanco, accompanied by tho Lecture Committee aud Directors, met a party of friends at Pease’s Club Room, whore a sumptuous supper was spread With a huge punch bowl io the coutre, champagne at every plate, and Gen. Robert Toombs, with his inimitable “talk,” at tho head of the table, the occasion was a brilliant on *. For an hour or so, Gou. Toombs, Gen. Colquitt, Col. Alston, Gov. Vance, and Mr. Hill, held the company iu hilarious eutertuinmeut; and then when the cham pagne bottles wero finally opened, Mr. Htllyer toasted “Zsb Value and tho Old North State. ” The Governor responded in a nobby and humorous um iuer. Gen. looinbs then being toaste I, arose and made oue of his telling spee-.hes, in tho midst of high applause. Mr. Hill then followed iu a handsome au l eloquent speech, for which we have no room to night. Gen. Colquitt then being toasted in a deserved manner by Mr. E V. Clarke, returned thanks, declining (is it was about 2k o’clock) to make a speech. It is seldom that four groat r nu*n than ‘Zeb ’ Vuuco, Bob Toombs, lien Hill and Alt red H. Colquitt, ever draw around the fcame festal board. A. J. Yli'KFUS, Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law. Oftico opposite Alabama IIouho. Practices in all the Courts of tho State. Ja3 Tailors. J. B. DAaPOELL, Tnllur, Cutting uud Making In the Latent Stylos. Re pairing neatly done. South Railroad St., over Furniture Store. Jal TO CASH Hl’YEKK, At such prices as a ill he sure to please all w ho will call To arrive Ifth Inst., a uew case of Spring Prints* &c. Jftlo PEACOCK A SWIFT. ECONOMY! Do you know that you can Savo Money by purchasing DRY GOODS at the well known house of JOSEPH & BRO.? Foreign E Domestic Drv Goods BELOW COST! Their Spring- Stock IS UNRIVALED! Call and bo oouvincod. No. 69 Broad Street. fobll dtf Dentists. J. L. U. SMITH, Dcntllt, Plato Work uud Plugging on reus Barber Shops. Hotels. ALABAMA HOUSE, it to business portion of tho city. G. W. ALLEN, Prop’r. When ' Ad dec’23 A DAMN llOl’HFi. go to Opolika, bo iiuro to stop s House, opposite Passenger Dopo Insurance. E. 1'. IIO WEN A NON, Oeuernl lunuranco Agents. Office. Railroad Street, over R. M. Ureeuo & Co.'u, GROCERIES. KE.1IOVAL. AMYET & YOUNG H A S MILLINERY. SPRING MILLINERY. J UST RECEIVED a xmull lot of NEW STY LEI 1IAT8 and OTHER NOVELTIES from tlx FIRST OPEN!NOS ALSO, a largo and well assorted stock of M1L- L1NERY, beside# Glove#, Corsets, and ovary 1 ally kept iu a |fir#t class Millinery Kslul at. Next dour below tho Now York Store. MRS. COLVIN and ctirt—ly mm I M ISS DUX NELLY. I S NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING a largo and Fashionable ztock of MILLINERY, Ac., consisting of— Lndies’, Misses and Children’s trimmed and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets; Flowers and Ribbons; Best Real Hair Swi ches, Jewelry, BANKINC AND INSURANCE. II. II. Kt'IMNt), I’rcVI. II. W. KMVA1I11S, 1'inhlpr. H. n MI’I.KOItll, u.'l The Chattahoochee National Bank OF COLUMltLS, ii ico. This Bank transacts a General Banking business, pays Interest on Lin- posits under speoial contract, gives prompt attention to collections on all accessible points, and Invites correspondence. Information transmitted by mail or wiros when desired. I 11 1 1874. 1874. Now k-Jpri n g Mi 11 inery M£a» FaKld IS NOW OPENING A LARGE AND FASHION ABLE STOCK OF Lais’ Misses’ and Children's HATS, Trimmed and Mimed. Ladles’ Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, &c.. Real Hair Switches, And othor Desirable Goods, which she will sell Choap for Cash. ColMmlnu.Oa., March 31, 1874. tf DRY COODS. NEW GOODS 2 ARRIVINC DAILY AT The INew York 81-ore. Elegant Silk Poplins at 65 cents. JL’NT DECEIVED. S. LANDAUER & BRO. HIDES. HIDES! HIDES WE WILL PAY THE Highest Market Price FOR Green 1 Dry Hides, Furs, Beeswax, &c. BARNETT & CO., mh24 3m t’ruwTortl Hlreci. J. KYLE & CO. .Illy I bllr generally, that tliolr FALL w complete iu every di It.us.*. They won- bought during _ I wlllt tin cash. #8“' We still keep a largo line of IRISH LINENS, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION ! AI.ru, A aiM.RNIMD UNB or I^adiet>!% Misses’ and Oliildren’H Shoes, of the Latest Stylo and Boat M*k< Beautiful Line of Carpets, Rugs, &c., at Reduced Prices. n call, a# wo bought low and will sell cheap for rn# J. KYLE A CO. uoved from their old #tnml to the uro formerly known u# the “Burnt# Oglethorpe street, oppos *25 ” 1 “ “ BEEF, 26 “ Yreali Penra, 2 lb cans, 25 cout#; “ Quince*, *2 lh cans, :io cent#; “ Egg Plunu, ‘2 lb cun#, ’25 cents; “ Asparagus, I) lb can#, 50 cunts; Shaker Preserves and Jellloa, nil kiuda, $1 2.5 Jar Choico Reef Tougues, 05 to 75c each; Extra Choico Sugar-Cured Hunt#; “ “ “ Sliouldera; Mild Cured White Moat; Sapolio for Ch-aulug Glass, Ac., 15c per enko; Morgan's Hand Sapolio, 10 and 15c “ All giades of Flour, Meal nnd Grit#, at mill pric- #. BlackweH's Oenuiuo Durham Smoking Tobacco, KUc lb. AS- I havo dotormlncd to sell my goods at a very clo-e margin ; consetiuently, from aud after this dato, I will deliver no goods until paid for. ROB’T S. CRANE, moIlM [fi.l>l <K’- , n] TriiKtco. H. F. ABELL & CO. llAVK JUST RHCKIVKU A NEW INVOICE OF Queen Olives, quarts and pints, German Chocolate, Vanilla Chocolato, Condensed Milk, Parraflne and Wax Candles, Rio and Java Coffee, roasted. Young Hyson and English Breakfast Teas, Citron and Spices, all kinds, Astral Oil, 80c per gallon, McEwan’s Sparkling Ale, Dundee Marmalade, Barclay A Perkins’ Portor. mltSO if F. A. POMEROY, AT KOOIIiilt’N UOU#lilt, CAULS ATTENTION TO Choice White Shad, “ Fresh Bay Fish, “ Mobile Cabbage, “ Celery and Lettuce, “ Live and Dressed Poultry, “ Fresh Country Sausage, Spare Ribs and Backbones. A CIkjIc Lot of Fro.li Crackers, Sugar Jumbles, Lemon Snaps, Ginger Snaps, Lemon Creams, &c. Apples, Onions, Potatoes & Turnips. nl Family S.ll.l>U«. and Fancy Oro cria. I I,and. a ill l a fomid at llic i r..«|.coilully .ollcltcd. M J1 T. J. Pearce&Co. f (SnccMurs to William., Pearce A Undo,) Wholesale and Retail Grocers, No. 20 Broad Street, R espectfully nnm.uin" m tinir ami llic public tint limy a.11 cnlitluui. bu.inc*. at the old .land, where they will keep a Bund stock of Groceries, Plantation Supplies, &c., M. M. MIRSCH, Oglethorpe and Bridge Streets. Hides and Furs a Specialty. Will l’ay the Market Price for Hides, Furs, Beeswax & Rags. All kinds Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags on hand. FOR SALE AND RENT. To Rent. ^FTER April flth, two FurniHhod ROOMS, Kitchen and Stable, with «ho of dining room uud parlor. Addroai „pl tf M, Enquiror Ofllco. For Rent. BY I.AlulK ItOOMF, with nldo ontrancu, with u»» oT parlor nod kitchen. Partlca ran hoard will, family ou very roiwonahlo lernm, If preferred I,in,e la well loratod. Addr.aa , a jj lf L, Box I'd. House and Lot for Sale ON 1,01VFit PABT OF IIIKIAII ST. 'I'lIEh.t la bf ncrc ; the liollao haa lli">n* I larKe r,a, I ml » ' m eea-ery i>ut-huildlne r a. Will he aulil cheap to a mall For Sale Low. i fciioi.au,hip in the medical coi. LKUE AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, need If APPLY AT THIS OFFICE. JOB PRINTINC. Letter Press and Card Printing. JUST RECEIVED A FINE STOCK OF letter, BILL HEaA-D and Statement Paper, ALSO, VISITING and BUSINESS CARDS All or which can In^ 1 I"" 11 ' ' 1 ut Railroad Receipt Books, Bills Lading, Georgia and Alabama Legal Blanks, on hand. TJtob. Gtillaort, PRINTER and BINDER, Sun and Times Building, COl.rMHUS. « \. MERCHANTS’ AND MECHANICS’ BAN 003L.TJISAT3TJS, GEORGIA. W. L. SALISBURY, Presid’t. A. 0. BLACKMAR, Cashier. Ftdiruary 6th, 1874. tf SECURITY—PROMPTNESS—LIBERALITY f Tl IK Georgia Home Insurance Comp y iONlIKl'EN TO TUP. 1*1 111.14’ INDEMNITY apiust Loss by FI HE ! Having Paid her Friends and Patrons Since the War $800,000,00, Sho Wants a Chance to Cot It Back. J. RHODES BROWNE, GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, SAM’L S, MURDOCH LOTTERY. FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPAKTY. Chicago Lossos Paid Promptly in Full, - - $5251,3(34.92 Boston “ “ “ 180.903.89 Total Assets —Gold—January 1st, 1874, $582,632.02. LIABILITIES. Ijonhch Duo ami Unpaid N’otu*. Ijohsoh in procoHH of ndjtiHintout, or iuIjuhUhI and not duo $22,r>U8 00 All othor ClaiiuH i,61fi fi’2 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, Iaoouto, $u>ll|,8R7 7A incotnu, A2t»,2l7 87 Gain ^ 8(5 Dimk'n I*ron»|»IIy A<IJiinI«mI mid l ull ly N«*III«mI l»y G. GUNBY JORDAN, Agent, ocfja ly COLUMBUS. GA. 1MH OF BEIL FSTIIE! THE CStlDOIFLOI^k. Real Estate and Immigration Co. OFFKR T11K I'UIH.IO TIIK FOl.I.OWINO Still KM 11: 85126,000 Real Estate in Georgia. 640 3P3=LX!Z5ID!3 ! WHOLE TICKETS ONLY SOLD. CAPITAL PJtlZK, - - $33,0001 TICKETS BIO EACH. hgalitfd by State authority, > ■lid of April Iwl nnd <’i%i»IIi»I I’rUc Hun IMtr/.K—A Fan ('las* A tu hr Jrm t In tho ally of At la hiu Ml foul of Hie L , to ‘20 foul all y—« uJ Cclar Vall-y, PulU i'll tlmhui wi'ii iiiipr k, hickory mid bcurh; On.- Pri/.e of Gnu I’ri/.o of On - I’rixoof MODE OI- 1 DUAWING. tho slajfw two glass whooln, tho contonts <if which < wheels, tho contonts of _ nullllee'of two uitl/.ons, lntio way connected k ifte.i integrity, having first counteit ami uxiimlno.l, will |>l u xactly alike, ami having prli ‘ ’ “ * Which will he J \'M 3m icily fc T. J. l’KAKGK A CO. BOILER MAKING. An Important Texan Industry.—Tho Lone Star State promises to be nu ivex- jiuustible source of supply for s.ilt. II r bayona are veritable mines of wealth, if properly worked. One of these, tho La- RRna Madre, is one hundred aud twenty , [uilos long aud from three tu six miles l^fuiul, and not more tbAn eighteen inches GEO. T. GIFFOIvD, deep. The water is rapidly evaporated, _ ftfid the salt settles in groat quantities in Roi lQl* ho bottom. The amount of salt from, Jins source is estimated at 10,000,000 j and Sheet Iron Worker. j nshels in the season, whii-h can be ( repairing done with tlwpatch, at It. H. Ky-. ly placed on navigation at ten cents per I t |,. r - 8 Machine Shop, Govt, hiu# - 1’iauing Mill*, bushel. mli5 2m FRESH GOODS! PROFTJMO & HOFFMAN 11 .to Ju.t H.n lvrO » Fro.h Lut of Dates, Prunes, Raisins, Figs, Choice Apples. &c, f>b» tf Wood. Wood ! gKST WOOD, ready »awod, |4.'#> p< r cord. Wow ■awed for 50 cent# |»er cord. Order# Ailed prompt at ion to Him MU8C0GEK MAN F’NU CO iiininlttcc, hlch arc pin I,..roughly i heJ wgur vvhuol l'2,fioo oi'i r*,oJu, corresponding t.» all t|, I examine.I, will place In tube# pro all present ( say who’hui tile It. mill i id auditor#, It* i ul.ur will I hr i- noon rightly c hook prepared ol the tu ml audlto nlttee, v o/uThu .’ouialnlng tho prize* are drawn. An ae.-u by the eoiniuiltee o! «Jl#lt.tcrcntod elu?.t-n The Prize* below 4 wn In value are appr. The number* ot all the tlcket#J#idd being tho highest number, 1’2,D O, and the l .weh- circle may he hy lot determined to t-u • ni center, on each side ol which the next 3 ♦ 10. Prize*, tl.u* mazing on the tw-. -t Ic- wil'l he entitled to a Ileal Ufltulo Prize «.l excluded, and the circle extended to Inelu side, It being the pur|>o*e ol the manager MON KY.—All money received from su Til A NSi’MIS" »K TITLKS. —Within tale on tho market u..-ter ltd# Hchi me. art tlea thereto to the (itiorgla Ken I K minted nailer wliuol. Jlotli •y under tiftoon year* ol age, blindfolded, w|| u ticket*, and holding It up in lull hy the crier appointed lor thl# purp ad to the c mile ill then he pu-i at purpoHS. A hoy of similar ‘ •), which will ho oj f l ha real oxime prlzi jctlon, will glv j win italnllig a pr the tlcke rd ol tin *111 I o,f, and will ho deter red lu a circle, numo flit together, then Capltul Prize ol 4 r# In numeric#! orde ap tal the (} < 1H4». 1^*7 I . D. F. WILLCOX, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, OX Oroacl Street, Representing Oldest and Strongest American and English Companies. SAVE YOUR MONEY! MOST ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY, BUT ONLY THE WISE ONES SAVE IT ! If you will only Savo whnt you Waste, It would bo no trouble to become Independent. EAGLE & PHENIX SAVINGS QEPARTM’T, Loss than one year old, and has 378 Depositors. The Legislature of Georgia binds, by law, over $3,000,000 for tho security of Depositors—$12 in assets for every dol lar of liabilities. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards rocoivod. Sovon per cent compounded four times a year. Deposits payable on demand. N. J. BUSSEY, Pres't. G. GUNBY JORDAN, Treas’r. COTTON WAREHOUSC'j. A. M. AI.LKN, I'F.Tlilt I'ltKKIl. A 11,1,1.U- Fontailu* YVajvlioust’. ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, Cotton Factors Sl Commission Merchants Orders Solicited in person or by letter. Commission pri.iptly executed for buyer or seller. nd.27 tf C’OIjTJMnTJtt, OEOIiaiA. Ticket# . Id ei the id In Migration (J. Heal K*tut Tickets e ager#, or h title lu lee bltnplo Ut the party or parti application, personally or by letter, to President Georgia Heal Kniate ai nk ImuibdUtcly or putting Heal K* mthorlzod agent*, the JAMES (} A KDNKlt, HgrUlo ration t/ompuny, t lari la or Augusta, (Jeorgia, MANAGERS. A. M. WALLA (IK, Atlanta, Gu. CORPORATORS. Hon WILLIAM StJHLKY, Savannah, HOHKH1 StHiLKY. Kx<|., Auguhta, mi, ti.,1. JAMES (iAKDNF.H, A»-Partlo# desiring to dtziKi*o of their real estate through the Ucorgla Kea Immigration Company In their next Grand Jittery, to be drawn ou JulyjHt, _lfc74, addioMzlng * ” « AO ENTS wanted Ine UjarlT—UaiwOw II. L. W1LF J. I>. w A UUKLL, “ “ ntate through the (Jcorgla Heal Hztate u n July Iht. 1B74, candozo JAMES GAKDNKK, Pre.-ldunt (lu. K. K. fit I. Co., AtiuUtaor Augiiatu, (Jh. unty. I.I.I.IH A II .1KKIHOS, Ageut*, Columhuz, Oi CLOTHING. THORNTON & ACESTG, INTO. VO 33rOaa JE3trcet. (Ni XI .'....r 1.1 J. W. 1 -I- .V Nurraan’A ll iuk.ti.ro ) Havo Just Received a Now Lot. of Mon’s and lJoy’.; ox_#o> B x u xx:xisrc3r, At a reduction of 20 to 25 per cent, on former whole sale cost prices, which will enable them to sell at less than Cost prices for the same class of goods purchased earlier in the season. As we were able to get a still further te- duction of from 5 to 6 per cent, for the cash, we will sell at corresponding low prices. Now is tho time to buy good Clothing at lower prices than ever sold in this section I it Call and see for yourselves.
