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CSTY AFFAIRS.
• otton
*»!•• 07 Ijii1i-n. Receipt* 03—0 by
H. W. It. Jt., O by M. A G. it. K., :A by
nt«r, 'll by wagon*, 0 by N. A H. It.
It., 0 by W. It. It.- Hhipmor.U 02 bale**
—h by HoutbwaaUrii R. it., * for burn*
conacr^ptioo, 4C by W. It. It.
Ham* day laat year dale* were 113 bales
receipts |H ; shipment* 113.
The week h operations, with the tabular
reports of Liverpool, the ports and inte
rior towns, iuay he found in our comuior-
uial column, ami the prices curient to be
lasuml from this office early tbis morning,
and for wbich orders are aolicited
Mia *H'I Mem
Luring the cotton week ending laat
night, the Western It. it. of Alabama
brought to Columbus en route for bavan-
uah and New York, 6#7 bales of ootton
450 from Mobile, 64) from Montgomery,
62 from Helms, OH from Opelika, West
Point aud other stations, 44 from Vicks
burg.
Thu total through movement by this
roate, since September 1st, is 41,637
bales—20,3151 from Mobile, 0,7»6 from
Moutgoiiieiy, 4,4.’ll.' from Selma, ft,243
fmm VMMalh op*)>k«, Aa, ? 999 ttwm
Vicksburg.
Mere Then AtI of l.ael Heaton.
Columbus, to last night, had ware
housed 58,162 baloa of cotton, 34 more
than (he whole of last season. We will
very certainly get 2,600 bales more before
September. The factory takings now
amount to 6,«H5 bales. 1,616 mur „ than at
thia date laat year. This ootton, if Bold,
would be worth at least #480,306. When
it bas passed through our factories its
value is trohlcd, and hence is worth $1,
4611,186. Gotten manufactories are the
biggest sort of wholesale houses, and jfj
people are soinetlutes crying for on
the dry goods line.
Ifork** Arrri
observed thro*
siify-sii degrei
night
tho past week,
• d.y. .Tereged
< r *ek ending last
perform tho Kite of Confirmation u«x
Tuesday night in the episcopal Church.
This institution now numbura l«u pel
sons. They will be enabled to do th
county good service at this Juncture.
A fair estimato makes about one tboi
saud little chickens drowned iu Colunibu
during the late flood. It was a most fot
aud uuriatiirai proceeding.
of
uutcrtsiiiiid regarding
Last afternoon was
btrong I <iui s in
a frost this morn
(jnite still and cold. Gardener* were
taking pains to prevuut injury to grow
ing plants.
The roiiicins of the aou of Mr Hunger-
ford, who fell into the Thomas at rent
sewer on Tliursdsy, had not been found
to last night. Diligent search h atill bo-
mg made.
/,4*rwrjr t.tterury Society.
This society met last night, and we re
gret to say,only a small number wore pies-
ent. U is sincerely hoped that each sud
every member will promptly attend next
Friday night's meeting, as they hope to
debate the very interesting •|uestiou, “Is
• hero more to admire I ban to condonm in
the character of Napoloun 1. -
Twfce. Jfw//ferf.
Two cakes left ut this office to be rallied
of yenterdsy realised live dollars each.
They w*r« won respectively by Mr*.
WMuel* and Mm. H. T. Chapman on
throws of 3e aud 4.J, ma le for them by
those who also had chances themselves
That's the way with the ladies. They
easily win everything that is worth hav
ing m life. Knot
• them
.Vrflisff >•/ /allies.
The ladies who have interested them
selves in the Library .\-M>ciatiou ball are
requested to meet this afternoon In the
library rooms at five o'clock, to consider
the reports and hear the final result aa
announced by the treasurer. The iiu-
preaaiou now is that the Association
realized about $U(> by the lute entertain
tiny I
i i’ef *
A about iug affair U reported as having
taken place in Urowneville, Ala., laat af
ternoon. One unu is avid to have fired
four a| o'm. \\ briber tin* parly |M ll
was hnrt we can't tell, as the matter is
kept very close. Owing to the iui|M»*ai
bility of getting any definite information,
we do not give the teporlcd status*. Jn-
(••l.cation l* alleged to b# the cause.
11 »rd too late to inveatigats
Hirer Metre.
The New Jackson airrvod early jester
day morning with 30 bales of cotton and
30 barrel* of freight. Hbo leave* to-day
at Its. in. for Itambndge aud Apalaeh
I the
in coming up the boat me
low Kufaula. llsi.ee, little is known re
garding the submerging of lowrr planta
tions.
The river yaaterJay was falling, and no
danger la anticipated regarding the abil
ity of th* Ih«U to pat* uudsr the F'faula
bridge.
Military Drill.
The tVilumbua Guards turned out last
afternoon with thirty-nine muskets. It
is the first time the company has appeared
■nice the new pants were received They
ar« of blue, with a broad atnpe down
either leg. I he new belts ai d cross bars
add much to the appearance of the red
jackets. The company has now the same
style of fatigue uniform it baa bad for
fortv yaart A handsome parade was
made last afternoon. Capt. Shepherd
commanded. I ke company mac<»uvared
wall |
MLMCOOLE COUSTt COCMT.
Tins par.
Court met at 9 A. M. yesterday.
Mary Kenton, administratis, va. James
Wright and James Canty, attachment and
garnishment. Attachment dismissed.
Jeff htephans, colored, was charged
with steeling a bog. Ho was found guilty
and sentenced to tba chain gang for nmo
months with a flue of $25 and costs, and
in default of payment of said fine and
coats, to be confined on the chain gang
for twelve months. The case consumed
the entiro forenoon and was ably argued
on both sides. Bolicitor lteasa Crawford
and 0. II. Williams, Esq., appearod for
the State aud proweention, and W. F.
Williams and T. W. Grimes, Esq*., for
the defense. All made eloquent speeches.
That of Mr. Grimes was greatly admired.
The juries and bailiffs were discharged
for the term, and the following sil-
teen persons, under the new act of the
Legislature, drawn to servo the ensuing
torui Early Hlaughter, Issue Lowe, T.
U. Slade, Jr.. L. Myer, Ham I Munro, T.
H hpoar, AmB Land, H. W Edwards,
C. E. Looker, J. II. Patrick, Davis An
drews, Albert James, F. lisiob, E. A.
Jenkins and It. Ilalston.
'1 he Court than adjourned until the
next term in coarse.
The Condition of the Hoilroade.
Trains an the Western ltailroad of Ala
bama are running aa usual. It is now our
only outlat.
Hnperintendent Clark dispstshed word
from Heal# yesterday to send out a freight
train at half past 6 o clock tbis morning.
From tbis it is inferred there is no serious
interruption between Columbus and Un
ion Springs, aud perhaps none on to
Troy.
Work was going on so rapidly on tba
Southwestern ltailroad that it is thought
tbe passenger train will be able to leave
tbis afternoon. All will certainly be right
Officers of tbe North A South ltailroad
hope to be ready for passengers on Mon
day or Tuesday. 'I he olwtructiona to
travel are not aertou*, and repairs sre
being rapidly made.
Hridyet llnehed A tray.
What is known asHtarkes bridge,
Hull creek, lost some seventy five feet by
tbe storm. Th* Averitt bridge, o'
same creek, is wholly gone. Th* apron
to tho Owen Thomas bridgo is wanting.
Gsmmel's bridge need* repairing through
out. Many other bridges require
repairs. Th* whole will probably
tbe county repairs aoconnt to $5,0(Mi
Above tbia point, tbe wagon road
bridges over the Mulberry, Hawhatchie
and Standing Hoy creeks are reported
gone.
Tbe North A South ltailroad will b
ready for the passage of train* by Tue»
day.
Tho Lindsay bridge near the city is
gone, together with quite a number of
smaller structures. All are to be repaired
in a abort time.
In addition to mills, tbe following nr*
reported washed away: Kiggers', ou the
Standing Hoy creek ; llrawater’a, on the
Mulberry, and Johnston's. Rumors re
garding others are very prevalent.
Did Not Cxtend far helotr.
Parties who como up yesterday from
Chattahoouboe and Stewart counties, re
port the raius very light ten miles below
this point. Very little damage occurred
i the lower counties. . ■
1‘nooenyero from Macon.
Hoverel reached the city lost night,
hey came by train to No. 1, and tbouce
•Iked to Columbos, a distance of ten
The railroad track, ou account of bad
washes, was abaodonod by them two
miles tbis side of No. 1 for the wagon
road. Traiua will doubtless come through
to-day.
I'mhn of Poetyonoment.
Midauio llailitii postponed her concert
from Tuesday to Wednesday, because
uiauy of her Kpisoopal friends requested
it, as they desire to attend both the con
firmation aud the ooucart.
Another Herman.
After waiting a weary time for Lent to
expire, the votaries of the fascinating
German assembled in the acoustorued
room last evening, and danced andlanghod
away pleasant hours. The club is oout-
posed of p’-t the right number all lovely
women and charming men—all full of
youth snd hope, and a willingness to Uko
from life every joy that existence can
Their evenings are marked by p
Unto and elegance, but uo costly
mg. Peo|tl* go to have some of th*
good times, which are not so abundant
this glad old world. T
die most graceful aud delightful of
all dances, and wain* of the figures
beautiful. This club has affoi
h pleasure to the members this
The ruling spirit seems to be
Ae4 (.m| white yea rs young "
Ifn«r #»*.! they F.xiet or Maheiet *
IIcBTvii.i.it, UrwiLL Cortrrt, April
1874.—1 hat! occasion vesterday tApril
i-tb' to unpack a large box that was packed
iu December, IbCH. In the box I found
small microscope enclosed In a glai
frame that was air-tight. In the frame
were some of tbe tiniest or smallest of
pebles, seed, a little brown bug the
of a la'ge pm bead, and two curtona hairy
worm*. These, when viewed thiough th#
microscope, are about a third of an inch
square.
Now ia the strange pert. Thu bug
tbe worms ere aliv«, crawling about round
the glass. Thera ia nothing in th* frame
for the bug and worms to sulveiat on, and
the frame ia air-tight. Tba light doe* not
s**u to affect them.
Respectfully,
Win or a Sraaoataaa.
A fresh supply of the bast Prints at
tan oenta par yard, at
Blanihabd's.
LOCAL Bnimn.
—No Mayor's Court yesterd*e.
—Yesterday was dry aud quite clear and
cold. Fircx were comfortable. No trace*
of tbe lat* Ftorm. save broken bridge*.
—The river i* f*l.mg, and all the nvei
facloiles will probably bo enabled to re-
some work to-day.
—Trains cam* in yesterday only on tb«
Western Railroad of Alabama.
—People follow their intorest; one
man i* grateful for bis convenience, and
another ia ungrateful for tie asm 3 reason.
—Tbe sotive members ot Mothers'
Hope Council, a temperance order of the
total abstinence c.W, con*n»tj of seventy
four persons in Columbus. I* it not
strange that members should c omplain
of a lack of encouragement from church
members ? This is indeed surprising
strange. We would have supposed that
thia Order would have met with the
strongest encouragement from the church
and pnlplt.
—Gratitude is a duty which ought
be paid, hot wbich none have a right
expect.
—The Mu nnerchor has nightly rehesr-
•sals.
—We seld<
long as we •
them service
—Much is said about the tightness of
money and tho hardness of the times
present. Has not tbis boen the fruitful
theme of conversation every spring s
tbe war? If you have anything that
bring money, you can obtain money on
very easy terms. Ranks do not regard
promises. They have played oat.
—Gardens on alight elevations
Iambus aro none tbe worao eff fri
heavy rains of tbe week.
—Doctors are expecting a rich harvest
of chills, from tbe number of boy* tin
were wading and paddling in the wat<
Thursday.
—The Odd Fellows hove invited both
th* Columbus Guards and City Light
Guards to their picnic on the 28th at Fc
Mitchell. They also have, we hear, off*
ed prizes both for the best drilling ai
superior shooting.
A HAUL CHANCE:
Although the tiuios do not improve, the
necessity for Dry Goods continues, and
to meet the omergonej, T. E. Blanchard
ia prepared to sell for the cash bis stock
of Dry Goods, Notions and Hosiery, Ac.,
Ac., at very low figures for ca*h.
Particular attention is called to his
splendid selection of Dress Goode, which
are offered at "panic prices. ' He con
tinues to offer, for the cosh, Coats'
1 bread at 70 cents. Standard Prints 10
coots. Factory Checks 14 cants, I.onda-
dale Kloaohed Homespun at 15 cunts,
and other goods in proportion.
aprIO tf
Uood Thinyt.
Go to the Ruby Restaurant for your
Oysters, Fish, Game, and all thing* good
to eat. octlo tf
ftnbwcrlbcrn In Arrears
Are notified that 1 will present tboir
claims for tho present and uutil further
I FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL., *.
I Har-V -wt#l TV
I BOS TtSO-ft »
iminun. i Hfir*
Mho* Nan* rr ^ot Watlf |f a* am
IIC MSB I *« 1 tie.
While OMic Mol* fl S 44 c; H»n
Go to the Virginia Store l
Matting and Curtain Shades.
j buy Straw
n P r -
Ta Arrive Hoon,
Ono car load Mowing and Reaping Ma
chines. IIonsTtAD A Co.,
Agricultural Depot, Columbus, Ga.
mhvi't tf
100 Dow Law Cotton Planters, cor
tainly the beat. Houmao A Co.,
Agricultural Depot, Columbus. Ga.
mh2G tf
1‘ond’e Extract.
To atop bleeding from lung*, nose
gums, stomach, bowels, uterus, piles, oi
elsewhere, its action is remarkable fol
promptness and efficacy.
f «pii» eodAw
FINE CIO ABB!
GENUINE MIHABIUA CIGARS
which are for solo at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT BUHLEtt'8 CIOAK EMPORIUM,
On Randolph Street,
bouse with the Red Sign, a few doors It
low Enquirer office.
i tf
MOUJM
MEW hEMlM
LABUK STOCK
BTAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
now open and fur sale.
Rest Prints, 10 cant*.
Best Spool Cotton, TO cents.
4 4 Bleached Goods, 10 rents.
Lousdal's 4 t Bleached goods, 15o.
All other goods equally as cheap.
ap5 2w Roatbitk A Clapp.
KID ULOrEH.
2-Button in pretty color* at $1 tui.
•* “ Extra at $1.50.
Also, beautiful new atvle Parasol*,
cheap at Cbiolu's.
Coats' and Clark's Spool Cotton at 7«>o.
per dozen, at
Tba latest style of Striped Percale*
just received at
mh2t> tf Blancuaed *.
• tT r * t;! “'&! ifit
Liu : i’e'Ultu'ittVlJV«Sf l .i P S4« 7 itl'lafS'. Ha I
W 1
Money can revlily b* obtained la Colambu*
uo Milly c»a vertlble eollaural.
Cowraaisov with Labt Ybae.—'The fat-
ted Sutai port ree*l|>u are '43.443 '
-*P»r
15,: Mu
•laubue receipt* 8,700'more; •iilpinent* T,3o*
January 1-t, U&.'JOO, *(*in*t 33S.UU0. Colton
t lea*. India ihlpm
n*t mow.
3,431,OM, li
n-lred
mlttwl to the Auantta Cotton pool for the
3-4, amounU to 4,ir4,X«3 bale* The
Unanciel Chrontdt ewtluate* that N«
allu will re<|Ulra after thl* date 3l4,4uu
making their total taking* for the year
luinhua has receiv«<
'■ ‘ r the
The Mew
l.luo.o
tie*. If a
II get o
‘•Pin
differ i
r - fol
ic the quantity of cotton Wr?
alter, borne anticipate fifty per cent, more
receipt*; other*cnfidently believe there will
not tie a* much. The leaaon will tell. It li ev
ident we have received cottons which have
r-.iue from quarter* which hitherto have not
belonged to Colombo*.
Male* of tbe week have been comparatively
Hic'-t. The t-erponderane* 1* for the North.
The market ha* been dull. A good deal ha*
been purchased for local manufactories and on
■peculation.
We have been vUIttd thl* week by heavy
flood*. Memory dote not tell of a period when
* i much rain fell In a given time. At least *lz
Inches descended on Wednesday nl(h'. Allot
our railroad* wero broken. The We.tern rail
road of Alabama wa* repaired that day and
train, are now rnnnlng. TheM. h G It. U.
I* broken In leveral place* and will hardly run
tralo* before Monday. Mix day* will t>e re
<|ulrcl to repair dam*Ke*on he North an-l
Sou h Railroad, and the Southwestern, our
of train* passing prevtuue’ to Sun ay. The
rl*cr r *e twenty feet In le** th ii twelve hour*,
and stopped all the river factories except the
Columbus.
The heavy rain* hire grevtly wa*hed all
low Und*. and wasted much guano. They
inlle* lift Vhey have -lclayed' ootton plan£
r k jo j Urire extent, ^Thl* throw* the crop
petred, ,f lata, m 'ra racantly than ever. Thia
Let not only extend* to thl* eectloa hut the
whole South. Manv^MlMUilpp^erevaMea are
The Wsatsss.—Thertnometer for the week
• reran--1 44 3 . Met three day* cloudy an-l
warm. Heavy rains Tuesday, m--*t of Wednes
day an J all that nlitbt, rauslnit * ll -el Thur*«
-lay. in which a negro man and white lor
wero drowned. To day very cool.
Same weak last vear the thermometer a
aged 7o\ One heavy rain and two froet*.
Pi< klks—Case pints fl do* $t M: quart*
pi/rASH—# naaegs M.
PoraT-igs—litah, ft bl #4 0G#t 00.
I'-.wnur.-Vkaggf 6o; *4 keg »4 oo; % keg
l 4o, In Magacne.
Hors—Manilla ft % »•; Cotton 404; Machine
lad* sc.
Mean— ft bu*»t 00.
Molassew— N. O. « rail 00eO—: Florida
14*0; Cuba iiSfiOc: Gulden .Syrup Oltfl 34.
GAT- d >-u*bel ao-iskM&c.
Oil -Herosena V gall 4*c ; Unfeed, raw |I 3u;
a bolted 01 V> l*arJ |1 lo; Train ft 3*.
Jiics-iftjlc.
Salt—V tack 03 U.
~ .ooo—Common f ft 40c; Medium
i*74e: Litre 01 " '*
Sri ii 11 44c.
71 sack L
V ft U9U4: A It;
------ _ _ .Jfftt
TOc; Fine T4e; Eztra ftl; Navy OOfftOOe; Maooaboy
" “ ' 4c.
•—• sack #3.
tft—Cuba $ _ ... _
eztraC 11^: C ll; N O /allow clarified 13^;
|o white 14«4UUc.
Moda—Keg :oV A: bo* I
Mtart h—ft ft »
Taa—Grt
Vmanau .
Wuiasr—Kectined $ gall|l«|3; Bourbon |3
Whits Lbad—$ ft lSOlS^e-
l-OCMTET PEODCCa.
Wholesale.
Oo»heu Rutter | 14
ontry •• 34
Kri
Frying chicken*.,
drown
Irish potatoes
Se<tl Irish potatoc
Sweet potatoes. .
C-w peas..........
30QS4 40R40
! 4 40 Ltd 4 W f-M
. tOO IM 0 00 bll
:,SC M'
:{Stf IX
. ... tubkd Ooona —Logie
•t rhenU Mill!.— Sheeting 4-4 lOUe., K shirting
8'jc.; oenaburg*, 7 of., 14c : !„ drilling 1‘i^o..
t-l. i 'lie,! sheeting an-l drilling 13Uc.; cotton
flnnnelt 14c. Colored Uoode.— Stripe* 13 toUJ^c.:
hickory shirting 14c.s licking lie. to30c.; plaid
an-l gingham 4 check* 13U*.; plaid* for field
work 17c.; c-.tt .n blanket* 03 to 04.34 |»er |Malr;
bleached huckabark towel* |1 44 per doe.; yarn*
4«. to lu« , per hunch o' live pound* #1.40 ; rope
34c, t-- i»-wlug thread, 10 ball* to the
nd L»w Middling*
Up.
Saturday — 14'^tM
ri.i»,is i:S5 uij
f)n the week Llvorpoul unchanged. Now
ork unchanged. Oolumbu* unchanged.
Pkicbs Past Ybae. — Liverpool Fi-lands
lam/-' IV'Jc; (Artean* 3w;,c. Coiuin-
Ml-l-lliag* 17 V
dunibu* market to-day cloacl dull.
er 07, of all grade*, at tho billowing
Inferior 6 U0
..II Sir
=:*
Low Mlddilag*..
Goud Mbldiliigs!
Week - tale* 0-7 bale*—10S Northern spin-
r», 43 horn# oonramptlon, 400 for n'aw York,
•W (lf|Mae, n o fur ChAruit^V"® Tr’ Telia-
n mill*.
r«lal sale* AJ,210—30,17® for Northern et>ln-
r*.4t4l for New York,4,441 lor homo consuuit-
.0,10,843 for Savannah, 1344 Talla*>u« mills.
previous one, an-l 314 the corresponding week
fait leaaon—34 by S W K K. 334 by M ad It
K. 14 by Uoelika K K, 174 by river, 143 by wag
on*. 13 bv N A 8 It K. .Shipment* 044 bale*—
Tio t-y y W K li, 43 1 or bom* conauuptlou,
! by W K It.
wisely statbmk:
Stock Aug. 31 at
• swivel past week
-tftl receive.! 6
tal recalved, In’diug stock .4
lipped past week
-Jlal *lup|>e.l 4
Total home consumption
FINE CLOTHS AN It CASS t M Fit ES.
end Geutn' Furainbing Goods jmt receiv
ed. Hnita made lo order and warranted
I to fit well. Su;ieri'»r Patent Yoke Shirts,
equal t.» any in tbo market. Orders taken
for any particular atylo when desired. All
1 ut tbe lowest price*. H. T. Cbiolkb.
Aa my Adubkuh on elementary Aoxi-
cuLTt'BAL (5hxmutby, teaching »ho cheap-
cat and ahortuat moans fur procuring end
coiuponuding manure*, ia eotbnmusticelly
received and heartily eudoraed by almoat
every iutelligint planter in thia uection,
and that I may be compeuiuted in a meas
ure aouiewhat eutuiuenaarate with the
acknowledged meritu of the production
aud value of the information convoyed, 1
I do from this date eMtahliah the prico
60 ceata per copy. Iu consideration of
thia change, I do hereby agree t«.
fnud the money to any former who, after
reading the production, will certify to mo
he is not J*Uy salt.-fied with the inveet-
rnout. Ti-ere ia no slavery *o hopeless
aa that wbich compel* a man to sup|M>it a
family by the cultivation of poor land.
The problem to be aolved by (ho 8outh
before we can hopo for agricultural reett-
pomtion an-l proaperity, ia cheap and -«4
liable manures. Tho Address eolcee that
problem. I defy the agricultural or aci-
entific world to disprove one fact or
lion taken iu tho Address.
J. Mon bob Lenkakd,
ColumbtiH, Ga.
Tho above work is for Hale at the En-
qcinr.it Office, whore copies can bo order
ed by mail, with stamp enclosed for re
turn poatnge. A liberal discount made to
Grangers or furmera ordering a largo
number, llns pamphlet should be iu tbe
hand* of every planter at this time.
jobepu f. roc..
Attorney at Law,
•ad dodge ot County Court.
PracUcwa la all uibar O-uru.
Idle, of.r Mur. uf W. II. HoUrU A Co., Khud fit.
•AMBBL B. BATCH BK.
Attorney at Law.
001m over Witticb ft KlaMl'a.
A. m. McNeill,
Attorney ud Couuscllor at Law.
PractUM iu court, of 0*orgu aaJ AI.Unu i
oAc I Jo Broad at., <ov*r liui.iaad a C
fipMlal aiuniiuu glv.u to lailactiuii*. j.
mam am a cm a w rom dm.
Attorneys nt Law,
Will prattle. Iu lb* Ptat. aud F.-I.ral Court* ot
00c. over Prwr, Illml^Co.'a storu, northwest
corner Broad and fit. CUir fit*. J.4
A. A. DOXIEB,
Attorney And CAnnaellnr nt Lnw,
Practice* in 8UU and Podei
00c 124 Broad .
Mask It. BLA»roan. Lacu P. 0 tea tea.
1 LAJVDFOBD A GARRARD,
Attorneys nnd CAnnaellora nt Law.
O0c« No. 47 Bruad atrM-l, over ftilt cb ft Kin-
••I'a Jew- lry fitore.
Will practic* iu tba Slat, and Federal Courts.
Attorneva aud Cuunaellors «• Law. H ill pn
In lh« Court* of (ieorgia (Chattalioocbee CIl
aud Alal-aiua. OlUce over C. A. Bed! A Co.'e .
Br-ad street, Culonibue, Ua.
L T. DOWNING,
Attorney nnd ftollcltor.
U. 4. Com'r an-l R.gUU-r In B.ukruptcj. <
uuviJJ o*,r Brooke' Drug Btor., Columbue, •
PEABODY A BRANNON,
Attorneyu At Lnw.
on ice ovaa J. Jtxsi* A Co.'s fivoaa, Baoan
relntere,
aiiow, *'£>.,'
,Io ““ ••* “an Palnur.
0M 0,1.1b.,,.
- . ll ■*
Feed Store.
*•■» rrnuiBBoaa
Ebolwalo end Betaii Ureter |« -
^ tlaroU’ A^. Oglelhorp. . oppu.,^' ’ r|
Confectioners.
X. G. XTKIIPPKU,
Candy Maaunu-turer
All kind, of C-taUu., .M „ 0|u
Stick Candy 18 cent*.
N'» cberg. f- i OIr -
*• Ivory and tale StableT
BOBEBT THOBPaoa,
u..rr, a»l. Ud Kicbana. kubl,
Oeutaoere, Noeth or ftanoLra fit*.,
Columbue, Ua.
B. J. M Oft CM,
Attorney nnd C'au a seller nt Uw,
ieorgia Home Iuauraucr Company building, set
OUT lyj ond story.
CM Aft. H. WILLI AMft,
Attorney nt Law, Columbue, On.
Will practice i« any Court.
704*17 34304
IUIlroa.1 3.444.
by M'e
year.
7l»o.; to New York. I'tiltadel|ihl* »ii.l‘l!»Ul‘
l ira, #1 14; Hoatoii *1 34.
Thh faiTun Statu* |*obt«.—Receipt* for
-43,474 tl*o weak bel -re and 44.V44 same
lock last year. Thu total noveutetii I. »*
ll
1874
1*73
434,'Wl 4V3.3
3.930,1
-.-The following (hoi
341.794
144,810
1*41,340
13,040 h
lowing show*
August*
Menptu* .
Total...
»» —They bare re
•gainst « 967 la
.194,149
DM. COLSBT.
Clair and OgU-
DB. ft. B. LAW.
O0ce corner Bn-wi .ud Raudolpb streete, Burrua
Keeid.no. on Pbi.eytb, ibre. doors below fit. CUir
FOR
SALE AND RENT.
To Rent.
A n “
April Gib. two farul-b.d
RuOMfi, K
trb.R
w u, 1
M, Kliqilir-r Offlr,.
For Rent.
2 LAk,ilt
ROOMfi. with side ertreuce, with use
1 k-tebeu. Parties can beard with
family , u
0.1,1. If |-*ftrr-l
kS „
L Box IM.
House
aud Lot for Sale
ON
L0HKK PART OF BROAD NT.
’| I1R lot
oiil-bu.Mie
midi if'
a. wimctt.
stoves and tin ware.
Stoves, Stoves
fo 1
ATHAN CRuWN,£jk
<0rHki»«.i fftft
Columbus, Ga.,
myertPillMavIle l*y atUatlrm ..f hie
b ■ f l *
•' • ' AND rTAMPKD
TIN WAR!
. M.M.ul.'ii! MM.'''' il “
oofphTw
nrer ot TIN. rliakl Uub AN
Rooting and Outtering
He *. li.-,
,.*r ,"v,
*oai»»4^eMetoH^ime|wn*bwa*
S PHI MO HOODS.
1 am DOW receiving a large sod elegant
•took of Hprtng and Hammer Good*, re
cently purchased at low price*, and will
be sold at small profits for oaah only. ,
Vbeap for Caob," is my motto. Hbsll be
plaased to show goods whether I sell or ,
H. T. Cbiolkb. I
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Hacow—Clear Hide* ft ft OOc; Clear Kir
8Idea lir l 4 c; Sh- ul-ler* s\e; Sugar-Cured
Hants I4e; Plain Ham* I4e. ii4»ing »»>•* i«i*-
Ha'Hiihu—lu-IU ft yard 17c; Sootcb Flax —e diamond »••*»
Kentucky I7e; Plecu 16c.
Hi i* Muats -c IL Side* Bulk
•h-widera a-.
Bi ttuh—iloehen M ft 40e; Country 34c.
“ ~ * t |B 364|3 M.
t'AVAT—ones Y ft lie.
CAn vid tloouu—Sardine* V esse of 100 bx«
Ml). Oysters, 1 ft can* ft dot. #1 74.
Ouasee—KaalUb Dairy |l ft, lie; Wsftera
7c. N. V. Mate l*e. .
Cavdlsh—8tar ft ft Sir; S|>ern 44e.
OoersB— Klo ft i SfidkSe; Java Mfttoe.
Coen—Yellow Mix el ft be* 9a, g.x.l de
mand; White #1. eat load ra'e* In deput.
Ihmeettr ft M 414*40; Havaaa ftM
9i*
Notice.
Floi-k—Fine ft bfcl ft; Superfine 4S OS; Li i /\N and AFTKK Al'ftlL I4T.
..skid; Double Extra gli). Fancy 413 00. I U Boat* of lb- C.airal
ItASDWAas— Wide Iron ftftlc: Refined Se, I l-iu* will !«■•** cViumbae »a *A~
Na-l Iron* se: Bar Lmd lie; castings SV: 1 IRDAY* AND WKUNgSDAY
Plow steel 13Cost Steel We; Baggy Springs Tbe fiaturdey Uml only -ill go ihr. ugk
we Horae and Raft ftfioes ft ft ft; Rone i^bi.-u
Dru«nl»ts.
J. I. OBIPP1N,
Imported Drugs and Chemicals,
Prescriptions caiefully prepend.
DB. M. L. CHENEY A NON,
liruggHU and Preecriutlwniete.
A large assortment of Kuist'e Uardrn SsmU.
^ ^Crawford fitreel, uiui.r Baukia House.
C. B. PALMER, Licensed Apothecary
ftT PbyelcUn.' Prracriptlon. made* *|L.aUy.
* Night Bell right of eoatb <1
lolpb, •
A. M. BRAN NON,
Wut Bids, Baoad fitaxzt, Colcmbcs, Ua.,
Wholeanle and Retail IFenler la
Drugs and Medlelnea,
Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
Cotton Factories.
COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Manufaeturera of •
Hhewtlnga, Khlrtlsga, and Sewing and
K anting Thread.
Cards Wool aad Grinds Wheat nnd Core-
OIT.cb In rear of Witticb A Km**r«, JUnd./Jpb *f.
Jail H 11. CHILTON, Pmldent.
A. UABBEL,
Livery bale ftlables,
OuLBTUOtrx fiT.Coicssca.OA.
rtfee/ur a(tendon given to feeding uj g
st. a". '• 1
Restaurants.
•msbis mem *nTuu u
»•. IJ Browl k,r.». '■
Tin and Copperemlth«
wa. ret.
Work.. lu TIn, bkm ,.. pp>r
o,a„. I..U, -br«i ,-anu .iu. ihi b,.
J>7 bi.. 174 Braol 4i rr , t
Fresh Meats,
J. W. PATRICK,
Stall* No. 3 and IB, Market llouse
•eh Beau of mq kind aud U.t ,, 0I
J. T. 4 OOK,
Fresh Beam of All Blm«la,
Dentists.
W. F. T1U.NLU,
W. J.FORI.K,
Deulint,
*q-5j Ue»rgi* Home BuiMlng, Ci
Cun and Locksmiths.
Dress-Making.
*n» a. A. liubUbubwoHiH.
Itca-Mak.i^,CutUu^ aud lining. Tcrmcbmp.
Boot and •hosmaksrs.
WM. MKVER,
Boat and Hhoemnker.
Deelrr In Uedier and Pindfnge. Next to C.
Plano Tuning, fcc.
i:. W. III.At,
Hepelrer ei.d Tuuer ot Pfenor*. Orgent
Tailors.
J. O. MON TIE,
Taller.
and BMking iu Ibr lat«et »lybe. Iu-| *.
lug U «d rtHHTg'n*ady'.
MINGHJEE MANUFACTURING 4 0.
Menufeclarere or
81IBKT1NOS, CUIUTINOI,
* YARN, ROPE, Ac.
COLURBCfi. 0A.
O. P. SWIPT, Prraident.
W. A. HWTYT. Secretary A Treasurer. o. 131 ly.
Watchmakers.
o,
-nd J
Successor to L Outow.ky.
lU6 Brood •lr»r|,
C. n. L2QUIN,
Watchmaker.
J. II. PALMER,
Practical Walchmaaker and Jeweller,
To-ly'A holding. Hr «J PI., C-ioml.u*. Da.
Tobacco, Clears, 6ic.
€. LOPES,
Dealer In nnd Mannfaelnrer ef Fine
4 I gara,
J*9 Near ftruaa Mi- t Depot.
Betwr-u Ororg'a 11-1
Barber 8hops.
LOU 11 WELLS' BHAYINO SALOON.
ALLA A BAM,
Gasans, fit. t'uim firtirr.
Builders and Architects.
J. II. HAMILTON,
Wholesale and Retail lirecer.
No tbarge for -Ir.rag*- * '-G
IftHAR COOPER,
LAWYERS.
W. A. Farley,
Attovnoy-At-IJAW
CUS8ETA. Chattaiioocmbb Co.,«»G
ftyftportal attection glrrn to aalleetloM-^
HIN£S DOZIER,
Attornc.v u.t Law,
HA1III.TOX, a*..
Dr. W. R. Skinner
QVPKHfi lllft PROPKBAIONAL PKKV1CM W
c"mlriofy *1*111 tiTib. prarfItwof hi. • f’l-
will a<l -routr. .tlief tclioii to (Lose hoo-rm* blta
with tb.lr patronage.
DINK UK* Of WOMEN AND CHILD***
M4DK A J4PECIAl.l Y.
D.V 00re—Northwest eo aer of OgletkorW
an-l thomae *tr et. Mgl.t oftre -a meet nd-J
Ug'elburpa at ml, beta** Iboma. and D.t »
mb:: dim
Dr. John H. Carriger,
CEOKON AND PHYBIOIAN. *m*e •
gl'RDEON
K.n-1-lpk
J. O. CMALBEift,
Broad Blm(. Ml to 0. W. Browa'a,
Sheriff's Sale
or
FINE CIOAHS t
I N --bedieere to th* order of th#
James Jeftnore. Judge et the toper* r • -"■»
of Mo.?-* - ceuaiy. I will •*.P*^.* 'Z ,'ki
na Weduesduy. the Mb 4ey of April, W74, u
highest l idder, t»T cash. , t«i-f
i.iao M1RABIUA CIOAEL le aaell
ou as the property of K. W 0*a«. to ,,
urhmeat ia favr ef fto^U- **“
Leal tonn of Ml'#* aTwiw A flarrieoi" 4