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Zndisti rt uring—The 9 South hat North. ( i»M Mill Kt THURSDAY Al’ltlL CITY AFFAIRS. VOLUMRUS DAILY MARKET. Financial.—Sight hill* on Now York % per cent, discount; on Ikmton % per cent.; on Sa vannah % per oent.; demand bill* on Boston *4 per cent. Ilank* uro selling chock* on New York at y x t\. proinlmn. (Jurroncy Ioann por cent, per month. Gold ami silver nonil- Cotton.—Bull. The following aro the Quo tation* : Inferior 0 f9H Ordinary and Htnincd 11 f</l‘2% flood Ordinary l.'s Low Middling* U${<fylG Middling Strlrt Middling* 1614*9— Kale* 124 hale*. Receipt*222 bale* —170 by M. h. O. R. II.{ 37 by wngon«; o by N. & H. R. R.; 1 by W. R. R. 5 2 by river; a by S. W. R. H. Shipment* 10H bale*— 27 by K. W. J(. U.; 13 for home corifliimptlon ; 68 by W. K. It. I* A I l.V HT AT KM It NT. Stock on hand Augu*t31*t, 1873, I(e< Mlay.. prevloiiflly 222 “ previously.. Stock on hand.. . .67,804—08,028 Ml,203 .. . 10K ...01,800—61 008 'day 23 ail—August. 81 at, 1872, otal rocolpt*f>4,3»3; dal Hliipinouta i:>,; Rale* mil. Middling* 17'xjc. 4.—Receipt* for 6 day* 36,720; ox- mil lirilalii 22,610; to Continent Oar water power i® unequaled, oar labor i« cheaper and better, oar elimato equal io one per cent, in the more matter of working. Onr snminera are longer, and honco the heating account in greatly Ickh, and more honr® of work can bo ob- tained. Cotton can be bought in the South now nt 11} per cont. cheaper thou in tho North, and sometimes at 15 por cent. lea*. Honthorn manufacturers can buy in such amounts and grades as thoy desire. Thoy ore uover compelled to carry a largo stock. The only advantage tho NortlrTroHsesseB is tho cheapness of money. Evon including this tho South in manufacturing cotton baa at least twenty-fivo por cont. tho advantngo over tho North. Wo hopo yet to boo tho day when tho ontiro Southern crop will be manufactured in this section end Bent to tho outside world iu tho shape of yarns and cloths, thus tbribbling and quadru pling tho price of tho raw material. Many a Northern manufacturer would come South could ho got rid of his largo invest ments in that quarter, so obvious are the many groat advantages which obtained undor the gonial sun of tho late Confed eracy. Columbus is keeping pace with tho times, and wo believe two more largo ills will bo in operotiou along our river i two yoars. Hut for the panic tbo build ings would now be up. )l,7U6. Index to Now Advertisements. Hats, caps and furnishing goods—K. E. Yongo. Five thousand puro Mirabilia cigars at Ituliler's. Masonic — Darloy Chapter moots to- nlgbt. Needs Attention. Wo direct the attention of tho Stroot Commit loo to tho condition of tho side walk at tho oornor just above our olllco. it is in a sad fix, and should bo repaired at onoo. Averago of Cotton Estimates. In (ho Augusta pool ono hundred and soventy-two estimates of the cotton crop of 1873 71 wore made. Thoy rungo from 3,018,20:1 to 4,408,28-1. The avorngo of all is 4,178,388. Georgia Medical Association-Action Re garding Dr. Tuggle. Dr. T. J. Word, who has retnrnod from Thotnosvillo, informs us that tho Association was attended by some sixty members, and tho sessions wore harmo nious, interesting and profitable. More written communications were submitted than horotoforo. Many woro road, and ull will be published. Tho citizens' banquet was novor finr- pasKod in any former mooting. Thomas villo extended a warm, gonorous woloomo to tho delegates, and paid ovory atten tion which the truest eourtosy domandod. Tho Association felt Uatterod and hon ed. In llad Condition. Donglnsii, the man who committed tho outrage on a little gill in Troy, Alabama, some weeks ago, uns soon a fow dsys since at Ji*iGrange, a good many milos below Troy, iu u suffering condition. JI is voice is much liner tlmu before. 1 krill Postponed. At n Into hour last night wo wore ro- qiioNtod by Oapt. Hhophord to stato that tho drill of the Columbus Guards, ap pointed for this aftornoon, would bo postponod until next Monday, owing to tbo inolomouoy of (ho wonthor. Dome Again, Wo were plousod to weluomo homo yos- torday from Now York Captain T. E. liluuuhnrd, one of our londiug dry goods luorchnutH, and President of the North and Mouth Railroad. Tho negotiations in regard to this road have not yet boon developed sufficiently to give any data to the public. It is hoped ull moy yut bo well. Looks Like There teas Colton in the Country. Tho roooipts of Columbus thus far have boon 408 balost his week ; 251 more (linn the ontiro ooiresponding wools of last year. We now lack only 8.’ bales <>f Lav ing as much us the entire season 1872 3. Tho stock is, however, 1,718 bales less than nl this dale (bo past your. Montgomery aud Eufuulu aro lurgely behind last year. Salts of Cattle, Hogs, Ac. llirnm Massey, administrator of Hi Massey, deceased, Hold on tho promises yesterday household and kitchon furni ture, cotton seod, cattle and hogs. Mileli cows brought on an avorngo $23.25 ; stock hogs ami shouts $1 ouch ; dry cattle $14.50. Price of cotton Hood was not given in the report. Tho bidding was spirited, and prices good considering the terms were cash. The Me M» jo s perfect. Novor ioro enjoyed, of woathor and Tho hospitalitios of Bainbridge woro [tended, and accepted on Friday. Tho outortaiumout was elegant. A froo rid® givon by tho Atlantic & Gulf Hail- toad. Altogether tho mooting waa ono of tho most enjoyable over hold. Ono of tho actH of tho proceeding moot ing—tho ono hold in Atluula—was cor rected by nnnnimously rostoring Dr. T. 8. Tugglo, of Columbus, to momborship. convention was satisfied that tho pre vious action was busty. Dr. Tugglo wus not only restored to momborship, but ap pointed Chairman of tho Gommitto on Practice of Medicino for tho Fourth Con gressional Distriot. ir this, tho 4 th Distriot, Dr. T. J. Word is Chairman of tho Committoo on Gynaocology.” Drs. F. A. Stanford, C. Terry aud G. J. Griinos coustituto tho “Committoo on Hurgory” for this District. Dr. Urqnlmrt remains ns Chairman of Climatology for this District. Tho Association adjourned to Wodnos- lay, tho 3d of May, 1875, to moot in Savannah. MUSCOGEE COUNTY COUJtT. , chief ongiuoor, tells tho reports current that tho location of tho road is snob that tho lino will not pn through Birmingham aro wholly iuour- root. Hevorul more lines will have to bo run before tbo location is fixed. This road will cotitre tho richest and most con venient coal, iron, marble and otlior valu able mineral mines in tho world. Thoy are found on tho surface, and years will pass before shafts will have to bo sunk. Between St. bonis, the grand granary of tho West, and tho Atlantic at Savannah, no line can bo ooucoivod which can com pete with it. Tho route is almost straight. Tho distance is many miles less than that between St. Louis and New York. It will bo a grand truuk line, with oars filled every seuson of the year with freight go- i both direction*. Till HI* DAY. Court met nt !> a. m. yestorday. M. J. yt U. T. Hatcher vs. Wni. Redd, .; J. K. Redd, security. Debt. Jury gavo judgment for plaintiff. Iko Baldwin, colored, larceny, was found guilty and sontoucod to throo Its on tho chain-gang and $20 fine ; amt, in default of payment of said fine, .mat, to bo coufiuod ou chain-gang for four months. Charles Jones, colored, simplo larcony. Not gnilty. Ditnon did not appear by advioo of counsel, thoy concluding tho warrant ro piired his nppearauco at tho noxt term and this was an adjourned ono. Order was issnod to show onus© why ho should not forfoit bond. Court adjourned to 1) a. m. to-day. Stealing Uoodt and Papers. About one hundred dollars worth of clothing, Ac., hnvo boon ; tolon from tho residenco and kitchen of Judgo M. J. Crawford in tho last fow nights. Upon ono occasion a large bundle of exchanges, obtained souio bow from this olfioo, and at another about a dozou copies of tho Sun qiMUEH-SvN of April 7tli, woro found packed in tho yard and addressed to a col- il woman omployod on tho promises. 9 n nice case to work np by onergotio .•ors. Tho papers look ns if they had been thrown into the frout yard by a pas- The Calico Kall-JlonvJU of th Library Association. Tbo rain poured down in torrents last night, and n more inrlomeut and unpleas ant ovoning oonld hayliy bo imagined; yet the npnoiona halls in the Prnry flonso shone with bounty and brilliance. The unfavorable woathor kept away many, but runny of the falrost of tho fair of Columbus Hud neighboring holloa as- scmblod, and made glad tho hoarts of nu merous gontlomcn. All tlio ladies wero dressed in calicoos. Thoy never looked lovier. We noticod quite a number of gcutlomou with vests to match tho colors worn by those thoy adored. With rnorry muHic, happy dancing and gay badinage tho ovoning honrs spod rapidly. Tho sUppot was one of the choicost and most handsomely deviled tho Columbus ladies hovo over given. Tho tables woro crowded with delicacies and substantials of tho finest description. All enjoyed a superb feast. Tho management w was an outortainmout i Spito of oppositioi persons, wo uro glad to know the Library AsRoclAtion ro all zed n haudaomo profit from tho banquet and ball. Ono of tbo most excellent features was tho at. of all which iuebriatos; yot, everything else which contributes to tho hnppinoss of mon or woman was furnishod in abun- danco. A gladdening dance, a bounte< foast and pleasant con verso. What co heart of youth dosiro more? Tho ladies uiudo considorablo by soiling bouqnots for tho button hole. Quito a nmubo ried ladies graced tho occasion with their prosonco. Tho ovoning will long bo rcuioniberod by tboso who attondod as among tho de lights of this delightful world. Hirer Improvement. This matter Logins to excite strongly tho thoughtful attontion of onr mer chants. Tho valno of tho trade is appa rent. Businoss mon aro beginning to soo that if Columbus will improve certain points below,so as to malm tho stream nav igable, sho con control tbo ontiro river from this point to the Gulf. r lhis traffic is commenced, and can bo incroasod bo- yond a million dollars ovory soason. Tho boats, since Soptombor 1st, have brought 7,727 bales of cotton to Columbus—1,585 moro than tho post yonr during tho soiuo poriod. llad tbo river boon very full * oarlior months, tho receipts from this sourco would liavo already counted over 10,000 buloH. With them cumo largo orders for good®, aud largo consignments of syrup, oranges and other products of the lower river. Columbus sooins to bo preferred as a market by the lower country, for many reasons, 'lhoy got as good a price os at any seaport. We have no ten day rnlo horo for rejec tions. A farmer who Honda his cotton horo, can have it sold, and all his orders iillod and purchases, and money brought bock to him by tho boat of tho next day. Such a businoss is worth having, aud onr City Council should not only work to soouro what wo already havo, but to enlarge the Hold of oporotiou. 'lho Bonding of a delegation to Washington to induce that body to have our river clean- od out, might produoo tho dosired result. I»rivato lufluonoo on the ground will do moro good than ull tho memorials and ar guments that can bo forwarded. We understand, too, tho steamboat com pany aro ready to act on a proposition they made lust yoar, it Council will ae- copt it aud luako tho appropriation naked for. Wo prosunie Council will do some thing at its mooting Monday uight next. re will be a Lunch served at the House to-day, from 11 a. m. to 4 Friends of the Library, attend. CITY DIRECTORY. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ilankin House, April S. II. M. Hunter, Harbour county, Ala. T. J. Smith, Mastor of Goorgia State Grange. W. B rid or, Cairo, 111. , M. Jorduu, Muscogee ooanty. T. 8. Jeter, Macon. J. F. Doyle, Newberry, 8. C. S. W. Howland, Tallassee, Ala. It. 8. Hildreth, Muscogee ooanty. Horace Danoogh, Baltimore. T. G. Garrett, 8t. Louis. W. Wood, Gordon, Ala. J. H. Frooman, St. Lonis. Dr. J. C. Doyd, Alabama. W. S. Welch, Macon. NEW SPRING GOODSI LARGE STOCK STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS! now open aud for salo. Dost Prints 10 cents. Dost Spool Cotton, 70 cents. I I Dloaohed Goods, 10 cents. Lousdals 4-4 Bloached goods, 15c. All other goods equally as cheap. ap5 2\v Boatrite A CLAn*. CHURCHES. FIHHT J'REHBYTERIAN. Corner oi Oglothorpo and 8t. Clair streets—Rev. J. il. Null pastor. Services at 10j a. m. and 4 r. m. each Sunday. Sabhulh school at l) a. m. KI’IHOOPAL (TRINITY). Oglethorpe street, between Randolph and St. Clair—llov. W. C. Hunter rector. Services ul 11 a. m. aud 4 r. m. each Sunday. Sunday school at 0 j a. m. ROMAN CATHOLIC. St. Philips and St. James (Catholic)—on Jackson, 'between Baldwin and Few streets—Father Patrick pastor. Mass at (#} and 15 j a. m , aud vespers at 5 r. m. Catechism at 4 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST. Randolph street, between Jackson and Franklin—Rov. C. A. Kendrick pastor. Services every Sunday at 10} a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath school at 3 p. m. METHODIST. St. Luke—Ou Jucksou stroot, botweon Randolph and St. Clair streets—Rev. Dr. J. S. Key pastor. Services each Sunday at 10 j a. m. aud 8 p. m. Sabbath school at JUST RECEIVED, Full linos of desiralilo Dross Fabrics in quantity. Gronadinoa, Printed Muslins. Printed Linens, at a bargain. White Muslins in oudlesa variety, nt astonishing prices. Choico Prints nt 10 conts. Ribbons at half thoir former price. Many novelties iu Ruffs, Collars, Ac. Duttons in blued steel, burnish gold gilt, Ac. 4-4 Blenohod Cotton 12} conts. Coats’ Thread 70 conts. To-day customers tuny cull for any nrti- i dry goods with confidence, ns 1 r coivod an immenso quantity yesterday. J. 8. Jones’, mli28 cod Columbus, Goorgia. Lawyers. JOSEPH F. POU, Attorney at Law, and Jutlgo of County Court. Practices iu all other Courts. Dice over store or >V. 11. Hobart* k Co , Broad St. ju26 Ja20 SAMVEL IS. HATCH Ell. Attorney at Law. Office over Wlttlch k Kln.ol’s J. M. McNEILL, Attorney and Couiuwsllor at Law. lice* iu courts of Georgia aud Alabama. OlHcu 13'J Broad St., (over llolsleud A C 8i*oci»l Attention given to collections. Ja Prac it Ingram. INGHAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorney® nt Law, Will practice iu tho State mid Federal Court* c Goorgia. All kind® of Confectionery and Fruits Stick Candy 18 cents. LOCAL DR I EES. A fresh supply of tho best Prints at ton conts per yard, at Blanchard’s. Yard wido Dloaohed Cotton, only 10o., at tho Virginia Store. api2 Dress Goods in groat varioty nt tho Virginia Storo. apr2 Peyton, Gordon A Co. Go to tho Virginia Storo to buy Straw Matting and Curtain Shades. npr2 Subscriber® In Arronrs Aro notified, that I will presont thoir claims for tho present aid until further notice. R. M. Guay. tf Good Things. Go to the Ruby Restaurant for your Oystors, Fish, Game, aud ull things good to oat. ootlS tf To Art ive Soon, Ono car load Mowing nud Reaping Ma chines. Holstkad A Co., Agricultural Depot, Colnuibus, Ga. mh2G tf Factory Chocks at 14c. per yard at Blanciiaud’s. On Hand, 100 Dow Law Ootton Planters, cer- tniuly tho host. Holsiead A Co., Agricultural Depot, Columbus, Ga, mb2fi tf Coats’ and Clark’s Spool Cotton at 70e. por dozon, at Blanch aud’s, 123 Broad st. Tho latost stylo of Striped Porcalos just received at mh2<> tf Blanchard’s NEW DRESS GOODS Cbonp at Cuigler’h. SPRING GOODS. I am now receiving a largo and olognnt stock of Spring and Summer Goods, ro- ceutly purchased nt low prices, and will be sold at small profits for oash only. “Cheap for Cush," is my motto. Shall bo ploasod to show goods whether I sell or not. II. T. Oriole*. ing i -by. •illii Escapt i «iii Patrons of Husbandry. Yesterday, at Columbus Grange rt a number of mast ora of Granges udj to Columbus, assonibled to meet Smith, Worthy Master of tho tic State Grange. Mr. Smith is a genlIonian of souud, practical, common hoiiho, aud thoso who had tlio privilege of hearing him yesterday could not liolp being bone- fitted, a* well as encouraged in tho great work in which thoy are engaged. The strength of the Order ia im as its objects become bettor advance in popularity and nsofulueas. The history of thia much noodod organi zation is ono of unparalleled growth, and though only two years wince its inception, a farmer can to-day find brothers and co- laborers iu every Stato of the Union, and in many foreign lauds. Much that tho Worthy Master said was only designed for the members of the Order, but if his ad vice bo acted on it must result in good, not only to the plautor, but to the com munity nt large. Mr. Hudson report oil twenty-ouo Granges in Harris, thus muk- ing it tho bauuor county ot tho State, hurrah for llama' side leap iu multitudiuous Erom Drowning. Two young mon. Win. Harris aud Goo. Brittinglinm, woro iuja batteau last after noon, rowing iu tho rivor below Lovers' Leap. Horo tho current is as swift as a race course, nud tho wutora ou eithor angry movomout over rooks. Tho rivor is short, quick moving iiucensingly lluuut thoir white foam uh if in defiance of anything pertuiuiug to earth. Owing to some caro- s movement tho boat wus overturnod l tho Into inmates seciucd to bo lout, cy, however, both rose and oluug to >ir frail struoturo and floated with tho rront to stiller waters, when two com- nious came out in a boat aud rescuod pm from a watery grave. that —No Mayer’s Court yesterday. —“Sovoroigns of tho sidowulk latost organization of idlors. —Tho last inflation gives us all 50 conts, if wo could only got it. —Tho left side of tho body is moro lia ble to disease than tho right. —A latuo oar and a bruisod faco is what a mulo did foi n colored blacksmith whilo being shod. Which is preferable—a slovonly wo- mau with a swoot temper, or a olenuly woman with a sour temper ? —Tho Kentucky lottery sohomo nottod the managers $750,000. Columbus con tributed $3,000. —Copt. Foster lias at ns his drug store n globe, oooupiod by two bountiful Hilvor porch, captured in the brickyard pond. —It takes a uorve four days to dio after it is divided; and tho muscles uro inde pendent of uorvos for thoir notion. —Auothor day of rain, and prospects for moro. Tho ground is already filled with moisture, and farming operations aro being greatly interfered with. —There is said to.bo a vigorous conver sationalist in Columbus who can lmtig his hat on a post aud talk to it ten hours ou a stretch. —A father advised liis son who was about to buy a cow iu partnership to buy tho hinder part, as it eats nothing and gives all tho milk. —Tho young ladies who agreed to wear only eulioo drosses to church, have nobly kept their resolution. None have nttond- od service since. —On Monday a youth asked a gentle man, who was an Episcopalian,if they hud boiled eggs at tho Episcopal church tho day before, taking this improssion from having hoard about Esther eggs. —Ladies desirous of obtaining a fasli- >uablo spring hat cheap need only take ist winter's ono, place it edgewise on a chair, lot a little boy sit on it for half an hour, sow on a sky-blue ribbon, aud all ^ ^hich compols n man to support your friouds will wonder whero tho d^"“ manufactured. ElNE CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. and Gouts’ Furnishing Goods just recoiv- Suits inado to order and warranted to fit well. Superior Patent Yoke Shirts, equal to any in tho market. Orders tsken for any particular stylo when desired. All nt tho lowest pricos. 11. T. Cbigllb. ib'6. raid—Southoast corner of Frank lin and Troup stroots—Rov. Arminius Wright, pastor. Services every Sunday nt lUj a. m. and 8 r. m. Sabbath school at 4 i*. m. JlrottU titreet Methodist—On upper Broad street. Rev. R. W. Dixon pastor. Services ovory Sunday nt 10} and 7} i'. m. Subbath school at 2} l*. Class meeting nt 0 a. m. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. Coruor Crawford and Forsyth streets. Herman Dirkinthul rabbi. Services every Friday evening nt 8 and Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. OIBAUD. Methodist.—J. W. Simmons pastor. Services 1st Sunday at 10} a. m., aud 3rd Sunday ut 5 p. m. Sabbath school 3 Baptist.—Rev. Jaspor liicks pastor. Services on tho 4th Sunday in each mouth Subliuth school nt 8} a. m. 11BO W NEVILLE. BroumeciUe Baptist.—Rev Jasper Hicks pastor. Services 1st and 3d Sundays, S ihlmth School nt 8:30 a. m. tV in it y (Methodist)—Rov. J. W. Sim mons pastor. Services 1st, 2nd nml 3rd S mday at 8 i\ m. and 3rd Sunday at 10} a. ii. Alternate Sundays suppliod both morning uud evoning. Sabbath school ovory Sunday at 4 r. m. colored. Anbury Chapel (Methodist)—East com mon, Yv. J. Gaines pastor. Services eve ry Sunday at IUA a. m. and 3 r. m. aud \ af night. Sablmth school at 0 a. m. h'irst Baptist—Corner Front and St. Clair (near rivor)—Green McArthur pas- Sorvlcos evory Sunday at It)} a. m. aud 8 v. m. Sabbath school at 0 a. m. St. John (Methodist) N. E. common, G. D. Taylor, pastor. Services ovory Sunday nt 10} a. m. uud 8 r. m. Sabbath school ut A. M. Second Baptist (Northern Libertios)— ltov. Primus Stafford pastor. Services ovory Sunday ut 10} a. m. und 8 r. m. Subbath school nt 0 a. m. I. O. O. F. Lodgo ou Oglothorpo, between St. Clair aud Crawford sts. Regular mootings hold ory Monday evening, at 7} o’clock. Encampment moots 1st aud 3d Fridays in ouch month. MASONIC. Lodgo iu Burrus'buildiug, corner Broad and ltuudulph streets. Columbian Lailye, No. 7—Moet.1 3d .losduy night iu euch month. Barley Chapter, No. 7—Meets on 1st Friday night iu each month. Hope Council, No. 4—Moots 3d Saturday night in oauh mouth. St. Aide mar Comma ndery—Moots 2d Tuosduy night in oaoh month. B’NAI BERITII. Lodgo in Burma* building—Mootings hold ou tho 1st aud 3d Sundays in each jnonth. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Court Jiuuso (in Court Sqnuro, contro of city) between Oglothorpo and Jucksou nml Crawford and Thomas streets. Jail un East commons, foot of Craw ford street. Opera House n. o. cornor Crawford and Oglethorpe stroots. Female Orphan Asylum, East common, nonr uometery. Post Olfioo, corner of Oglothorpo aud Randolph. PUBLIC LIBRARY, s over Griffin's drug storo, Broad street. Open from 8 a. m. to (5 Books louuud to members returnable ovory two weeks, or borrower pays por week thereafter. Mrs. J. R. Ivey, Librariuu. HOTELS. Rankin lioaso, corner Broad and Craw ford streets. Planters’ House, Broad street, (oast side), between St. Clair and Crawford Central Hotel, Broad street, (east side), between St. Clair and Crawford streets. Homo House, Broad street, (west side), between St. Clair and Crawford streets. Broad Street House, (oast side), between Crawford nud Thomas stroets. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. No. 1 (white male) u. e. corner Jackson and Crawford streets. No. 2 (white fo- ninlo) s. w. cornor St. Clair aud Forsyth stroots. Temporanco Hull (tnixod oolorod) Ogle thorpe street, between Randolph and Bryan. MUNICIPAL GQVERNMENT. Mayor—S. D. Clegborn. City Treasurer—John N. Burnett. Clerk of Council—M. M. Moore. City Attorney—Chas. H. Williams. City Physician—D. W. Johnson. City Sexton—James M. Lynch. City Marshal—Mat. W. Murphy. Deputy Marshal—Wm. L. Robinson. W lmr linger—J ake 1 inrr us. A. A. DOZIER, Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Law, Practice* iu State nml Federal Court* iu Goorgi I Alalia Office 126 Broad rt., Columbus, Ga. JaC Mark II. BLANuroRD. Louis F. Gauk BLANDFOBD A UAUKAIID. Attorney® nud Counsellor® ut Uw. Office No. 67 Broad street, oxer Wittlcli h» I’* Jewelry Htoi Will practice iu tliu State uud t-i*4 Jab. M. Hum*ell. Chas. J. 8wii HI SHELL A SWIFT, Attorney* nnd Counsellors nt Law. Will prm iu the Court* or Georgia lUliattuhooelice Ciri ui.d Alabama. Office over C. A. Rudd A Co.'* » Broad *tieol, Coluiubu*, Ga. j I„ T. fcoWNIXG, Attorney nnd Solicitor. U. B. Coui'r and ltegl*ter in Bankruptcy. C uovZ'JJ over Brook*’ Drug Store, Coluiubu*, i PEABODY A HKAMMOX, Orrtcx ov novls] Attorney® nt Law. X J. Knnis k Co.’s Stokk, fiuo/ It. J. HOE EM, Attorney nud CouuNollor nt Lu eoi-gla Home Inuiiranco Company buildiu; Ofllco over Acee k .Murdoi Doctors. DR. t-OLZEY. nd Office cornor of Ht. ; nnd Ogl' iep27 dtt ec«t«, Bi nuiiuing. i*y tli, three door* below Bl. Clair. DR. J. A. F Hit CHART, C. J. Moffett’* Drug Btoro, Broad * DR. J. €’. i'OUU, Drueejists. J. I. GRIFFIN, Imported Drug® nud Chemical*, ri-HcriptlouH carefully prepared. DR. J. L. CHENEY A MON, Druggi*t« uud Pre*criptioui*t*. usBortmuiit or Bui*t r * Garden g CllKRAv'* COl'i.II gYl.UI*. lurgo Crawford . PALMER, Licensed Apothccury Ono door above Virginia Grocery, l’liyalciun*' PreHcrlptiou* umdo a *peciulty. r 17 J Night bell to left of i JOHN L. JORDAN, Drunif Ist, Two door* below Geo. W. Browi Broad Btreot, Colum Niglit Bell right of *oiHh dour. » t ’l ,r> FOSTER N. CHAPMAN, BrugglRt, Randolph, ou*t of Broad Street, A. M. BRANNON, Wkst Side, Broad Street, Columdub, Ua., Wholennle nnd* Retail Denier Drnic® nud Medlelne®, Toilet Article® nud Perfumery, Cotton Factories. Attention l As my Address on elomoutary Aom- EI.XE CIGARS! 5,00 t GENUINE MIRABILIA CIGARS! which aro for sale at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT BUHLER’S CIGAR EMPORIUM, Oh Randolph Street, house with tho Rod Sign, a few doors be low Enquirer office. aprfi tf , Chemistry, teaching tho cheap- oat and shortest means for pruouriug and compounding manures, is outhusiastioully rocoivod aud hoartily endorsed by almost ovory intelligent plautor in this section, and that I may bo compensated iu a meas ure somewhat coimnonsurnto with the acknowledged merits of tho production and value of tho information convoyed, I do from this date establish the price at 50 conts per copy. In consideration of this change, I do horeby agreo to io- fund tho money to any fannor who, after [reading tho production, Will certify to mo hois not fully satisfied with tho invest ment. There is no slavery so hopeless duck of a thing wa family by tho cultivation of poor laud Tho problem to bo solved by tho South Hirer News. I wo can hopo for agricultural recu- The New J.cks.m loft yoeterdej. An- “ ud U cheep and -, Other boat will not leave' before Saturday. I u ' !,n " r0B 1 hu A ' ll,r<w “ M,rM ,h "‘ m 1 problem. To stop bleeding from lungs, nose, gum®, stomach, bowels, uterus, piles, or elsewhere, its action is remarkaUlo for promptness aud ellloacy. [aprfi ooditw KID GLOVES. 2-Bnttou in pretty colors at $1.00. “ “ Extra at $ 1.50. Also, boautiful now stylo Parasols, cheap at Crioler's. I defy tho agricultural or » utific world to disprove ouo fuel or ;v twn taken in tho Address. J. Monroe Lknn.uu>, Columbus, Ga. Tho abovo work is for sale at the En quirer Office, where copies can bo order ed by mail, with stamp enclosed for re turn postago. A liberal discount made to Grangers or farmers ordering a largo uumbor. This pamphlet should be in tho hands of overy planter at this time. jal3 dAwtf Chief—Mat. W. Murphy. FIRST SQUAD. SECOND SQUAD. Capt. W. L. Cash, Capt. John Foran, Robt. G. Mitchell, John St. Clair, Wui. H. 11. Wood, Josh Roper, Charles Brady, John Foagnn, Whit Smith, John O'Brien, James Rubarta. Dau’i Duncan, McEachern, John Brady, STANDING COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL—1871. Accounts—Grimes, Andrews, Durkin. Bridges and Wharf—Chalmers, liodd, Grimes. Cemetery — Durkin, Blanchard, Mc- Gehoo. Cisterns and Fire Department—Kent, COLUM HUH MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturer* of Shouting®, Shirting*, anil Sewing a Knitting Thread. Curd* Wool uud Grind* Wheat and Curu- Offico lu rear of Wlttlch k Kiuaid'*, Randolph R. . OllILTON, I'r 9 Painters. w»i. moVw., s oo.; 1 ‘ He line and .Sign Fainter®, cw “ 1 ‘ ,r t 0 u "t north of pnatoffleo) id ^'i •4 8lgn Balm Feed Store. JOHN FITZGIBBONM, •I” ,l| id ltrtail Dealer iu Hay, Out* Corn Confectioners. 1. G. STHU 1‘PKR, Candy Manufucturor Livery and Sale Stables. ROIKERT THOMPSON, Livery, Sale nml Exclinngo StAblea Oglethorpe, Nortii op Randolph Sts., Coluiubu*, Ua. A. UAMNEL, Livery nml Sale Stable®, Oglethorpe St., Columbus, Ga. Icuhir attentiou givou to Fecdiug aud 8*1* ml Mule* hoarded in lUlle* by t| 19 • day. Restaurants. HARRIS COUNTY RESTAURANT No. 32 Rroml Street. * io bo*t 1 i;'v % vri t ou r l * i,iuor ® hu ' 1 doclO . J. HLAKKI.Y, Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Worker In Tin, Sheet Iron, Chopper. r* from abroad promptly utlouded to. No- 174. Broad Street. Fresh Meats. J. T. i’OOU, Frewli Meats of All Kind®, Dentists. W. F. TIGNElt, Htll, II t il -H ■* Opo T. Yl r . 11KNTZ, lioutUt. r Joaeph k Brother’* storo. W. T. 1*001-, Dentist, 1V23J ini Broad St., Columl.i: W. J. FOGLE, DentiMt, u*p3J Georgia Home Buildiug, Co imhu*, Ga. Cun and Locksmiths. i»HILIF EIFLER, and Lockswith, < raw lord atreet, nei JohliBou * ci-r. t- , OilumbUH, Ua. WILLIAM SCUOUEK, >:d Lock*i lal*. Op|u- r 011ic« Dress-Making. Boot and Shoemakers. WM. MEIEK, Hoot and Slioomaker. > Leather nud Fiudiug*. Next to C. A. ,'*. Prompt aud strict attentiou given Piano Tuning, 6tc. E. W. BLAU, or and Tuner of Planoe*, Organ Sign Painting also done my hu l.«- lei Tailors. J. G. MONTIF, Tailor. Cutting and making iu the latest style*. Repair- ing und cleaning n.atly done, at reasonable price*. IVI.it*I Over J. R. Johnston'* hat More. Grocers. AN*L R. RIZE, elhurpe i Bryai irge for msr No v J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale and llctnil (ir# unction of Franklin, Warren A Oglet MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Mauur. SHEETINGS, BII1KTINUS, YARN, HOPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. O. p. SWIFT, rie*idi ■ SHAM COOPER, W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Trcaauror t:tl ly. Watchmakers. C. SCUOA1JUUUG, I’rnclical Watchmaker and Jowrlcr, Successor to L. Gntow.ky, C. U. LEQUIN, W’atclininkcr, 134 Brood *1 root, Coluiubu J. II. PALMER, Practical Watchmaker and Jewellet Cody’s building, Broad St., Coluiubu*, Ga. Tobacco, Clears, flic. Flou Ur City ImprovumentBaml PublioSohools— Redd, Bruunon, Mehnffey. UomnioiiH—Flournoy, Mcbaffoy,Blanc.h- Contructa — Brannon, McGohoo, An- Fiuanco—MeGohee, Rodd, Schensslor. Hospital—Blanchard, Kent, Brannon. Markot aud Magazine — ScheusHler, Flournoy, Chalmers. Police and Gas—Mohuffey, Durkin, Chalmors. Street® nnd Sowers—Andrews, Schouss- lor, Kent. ROLL OF COLUMBUS FIRE DE PARTMENT. noAUD OF CONTROL. W. 11. Williams, Chief Engineer. G. W. Rosette, First Ass’t Engineer. C. A. Ethridge, Second Ass’t Engineer. A. K. Francis, Secretary. FIRE COMPANIES. No. 1—B. F. Coleman, It. Ledsinger, W. 11. Brannon, T. O. Douglass. No. 5—E. L. Wells, Robert Ennis, D. E. Williams, G. R. Flournoy. Central Mechanics No. (»—C. D. Wall, P. J. Cochran, A. K. Frauds, A. J. Nix. Btwk and Ladder—M. M. Moore, F. J. Mott, C. B. Grimes, George Moore. U. LOPEZ, Dealer In ami Mannfaeliirer of Flue ja9 Near Brmui cueet Depot. MA1ER DORN, Dealer In Fine Cigar®, Pipe® ami Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS’ SHAVING SALOON, tu 11. lleue*,) uder Qeorgla Hum* Insurance Buildiug. uipt aud polite harbor* iu attendance. ALEX A NAM, Builders and Architects. Hotels. LAWYERS. W. A. Farley, Attoruoy-at-XiAW IUSSETA, OnATTAHOOCHBK 1)0., (IAJ -Special attontion given to «mGecth>ti*-^ HINES DOZIER, Attorney :»t 1 .a W, ■■inii.rux, UA., DOCTORS. Dr. W. R. Skinner MHVtOtR TO O FKKIt8 1IIR PaoFRSSlONAI. PHIIVIOJB TO •• * Bl-KClAl.TV. AND OllII.DIlliN liner nf OBl-tliorp- inti-- illiu . . Lr. John H. Carriger, S UKIlFiON AND rllYSH.l AN. lllllcu unlit :!‘C. J. U. CIIAI.MKKH, Hutuo Carpenter and llulldcr. Jobbing done at short notice. Plan* aud *|Htciffc«tiona furnished for all *tylei diug* , Broad Street, next to Q. W. Brown’*, of buildiugi Ja9 Columbia, Ga. 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