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VOL. XVI
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1874.
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Tka BeptUt But. Convention will
„7t j, Amotion. on the 23d lnat.
UiM Mary Brown, daughter of ex-
Oorernor Brown, waa married in Atlanta,
« Widatadajr evening, to Dr. E. L. Con-
attj.
, ~ g^daf GiroTe to Monroe—diatanee
taujUaa. The contract haa been awatd-
.jiutkil. John T. Grant.
-Bn. T. L. Bom, an eetimable old
I>drof Bacon, waa ao badly burned on
tad.! night, by her otothing taking Are,
Out it ia (eared aha cannot reoover from
bar injuriea.
^TheGieeaXiaehaa advanced freight,
00 min to Atlanta At* eenU per one hun.
jna pound". The chargee now are:
from Loniaville, 48 cento; from Oincln-
u ti, 48 oente; from Ohioago, 60 oents.
-An adjourned term of Meriwether
fourier Court will be held commencing
oath, third Monday in June, at which
~a<yf ‘ “ •
live the famoua Chalybeate Spring* pro-
party cam will be tried.
-The Albany 1VetM' of Thttraday re
port, about the oropa : The reoent cold
..... did no damage to the cotton orop.
Corn it looting well and growing finely.
The high dry wind, of the peat few days
u; do some ham to the cotton plant,
bit we hope not
-On the 8th inst. the remarkable tight
o( the snn shining brightly daring e unow
■torn, which wen accompanied by than,
dir end lightning, waa witneaaed in Lon
inille, Jefferson county. The ground
moovered with enow to tho depth of
three inches. So eayt the Savannah Neve.
-Bacon had a fine display on Wednes
day, whan the Fire Department made its
nooal parade end trial of engines. The
Merita. a fine water eat, waa won by
Omolgee Me. 3, which threw 866 feet, 4
hatae; the second by Mechanics'No. 4,
which threw 287 feet, 10 Inohee.
—Iaaac Hogan, eol., who killed Jaa. Hin
ton, white, in Carroll eoonty, two or three
Hat* ago, haa been triad and acquitted.
Hinton disguised himself at a ghost end
triad to frighten Hogan, who stabbed him.
Ike remit of the trial goes to show that
playing ghoat is dangerous to both
—Baris Brooks and Matt Brooks, who
both claimod Harper Brooks, shoemaker,
u a husband, had a quarrel in the shoe
ibop on Wedneaday, which wee ended by
Htria cutting Matt to death with a shoe-
knife. All the parties are oolored. Ma
ria waa arrested. Matt waa Harper's wife
before “freedom,” and after that urea,
nest, whioh so prodigiously elevated the
negro race, he married Maria.
—The TbomasviUe Enterprise of the
loth inst. reporta great exoitement there
ineonaequenoe of apprehensions tbnt a
negro mob from Florida will attempt the
meue of the four negroes who are to he
bnsgfor the mnrder of Mr. Juniper Hell.
Iters seams to be no donbt that the
negroes just ovsr tha Florida line have
mde threats of a rescue. On application
by the citizens of Thomasville and au
thorities of Thomas oonnty, Gov. Smith
bin authorized the arming of the two
roluataer companies of that city to set as
npowe, under command of the proper
mthoritiea, for the preservation of peace
*ad the cassation of the law.
ALABAMA* MEWS.
-In Montgomery street ears made their
nnt tripe on the 13th. They ere small,
one-mule cars.
-In Montgomery a luge tarn bee been
.ready subscribed to entertain tbe oom-
“8 Northern editors in that city.
—The Hassell Recorder eays that the
Ms trial of the Matthew, Will cnee, be
fore Judge Appleby, will commence on
Iba 4th Monday of thin month.
“The Montgomery Advertiser, no-
being the Bosnian blood honnd Rent to
Columbus, aaya that Mr. J. W. Hughes,
of its city, bss a Russian dog whioh will
»«gh at least 300 pounds.
“The Montgomery State Journal learns
last T. W. Morefleld, deputy postmaster
>1 Birmingham, has been arrested as a
Mauler. His aeoounta were about #8,-
S™ short, but he end his friends paid np
*>.000, leaving him still $2,000 behind.
Johnson, who killed James
“ray (both oolored), was tried in tbe City
bobjt of Montgomery on Thursday, found
Ruilty of manslaughter in tbe seoond de-
gree, and sentenced to sir mouths' bur l
““i and a fins of $200.
-The State Medical Convention cloaed
y* MMon at Selma on Wedneaday. Dr.
■j 8- Weatherby, of Montgomery, waa
JJMted President for the ensning year;
*“• ®- H. Biggs, of Selma, Secretary;
*MDr. W. C. Jackson, of Montgomery,
WASHINGTON.
COBemBMIOBAL.
Warbikotoz, April 17.—Morey, of
Louisiana, introduced a b i to supply
rations, forage and clothing to the people
made destitute by tbe inundation of tbe
Mississippi end its tributaries, lteforred
to Committee on. Military Affairs, with
leave to report at any time.
The House wee engaged all day on tbe
legislative appropriation bill.
The Him teed Imvestlgntleaa—He I in.
peaches Patrick's Veracity.
The enb-oommittee of the House Judi
ciary Committee bee concluded their in
vestigation of the Bnsteed impeachment
ease. The questions have narrowed to
those of restdenoe and the remission of
fine for oontempt of oourt.
Judge Busteed impeaches the veracity
of Mr. Fatrick by affidavits, and deoiines
farther facilities offered for proof in his
own behalf.
Judge Busteed will open court in Mo
bile on the fourth Monday in April.
Tipton made a lengthy speech in the
Senate to-day on the Louisiana bill, in fa-
vor of the MoEnery government. He
thought the President should withdraw
tbe troops from Louisians, and the Mo
Enery government, now held in abeyance
by Federal foroea, would soon be put iu
power by tbe people, as tbe present legis
lation would have the State with troops.
That Bl| Through Railroad.
The House Committee on Hallways, nt
a meeting to-day, authorized Gen. Hnrl-
bert to draft a report in favor of tbe con
struction of a double-track freight rail
road from the Mississippi Valley to tide
water at or near New York. The com
mittee have taken considerable testimony
npon the cost of the transportation of
grain over suoh a road. The evidence
shows that it oan be moved for fifteen
oenta a bushel from Chicago to New York,
and at corresponding rates from other
points in the Mississippi Valley.
Washington kotos.
A foil Cabinet to-day discussed the
situation in Arkansas and the Senate
Finanoe bill. No positive indications yet
to what will be the notion of the Exoo-
ntive on the Utter measure.
William G. Benton was nominated for
Postmaster at Bainbridge, Gt.
raw YORK
PETITIONS POE
VETO.
ORKIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Suea Canal.
Paris, April 17.—The French Govern
ment bas advised Lessups, President of
tbe Buoz Canal Company, to accept tbe
decision of the Internal Commission.
EvEnpreia Eogenle to Vlsli
France.
Paris, April 17.—It is rumored that
Eugouie is coming to Paris iaoognita.]
CUBA.
Havana, April 1C.—The Diario says:
reinforcement of 800 men, with the
great *Nuerisa Battalion of Mobilizer
troops will go to Trooha nezt week.
Capt.-Gen. Conoha is resolved to take
the offensive in.* resolute msnngr. He
pressing tho completion of the lists of
persons to be drafted in the military.
The English Budget.
London, April 17.—The budget shows,
including tho Geneva award, bat exclu
sive of the Ashnntee war, over a
million pounds sterling in ezoess of tbe
estimates for next year, and shows a sur
plus of live and a half millions ezoess,
based upon Gladstone's estimate. Among
the menus of reducing excess by tbe pres
ent ministry, is about a million on tbe
tariff on sugar. Tbe abolition of the dnty
on sugar ceases on tbe first of May,
Bbotild action be oommenoed on corn
laws.
Tho morning journals generally, ap
prove the budget. Tbe Times points to tbe
faot that the revenue of tbe ensning year
estimated on an unprecedentedly liber-
acale, and consuls: s tbo proposed re
duction of tbe debt small in comparison.
London, April 17.—Dsnkerfleld, where
tbe tiro first occurred, is burning
fiercely.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
—Tbo conference between the friends
of Dawes and Hoar, at Boston, has fiz.
zled.
—There is just pat on reoord, in New
York, a mortgage, made by tbe Farmers’
Loan & Trust Company as trustees, of tbo
real estate, franchise, roiling Block, aed
all the appurtenances of tbe Erie Bail-
road. Tho mortgage is for thirty million
dollars, to seenre the second consolidated
mortgago bonds.
The snit of David France and wife
vs. tbe Etna Insurance Company of Hart
ford, on a policy of $10,0110 effected in
1806 on tbe life of Mrs. Franco’s brother,
who died in 1872, was yesterday decided
in Philadelphia, tbo verdict being in favor
of the plaintiffs for $10,600. Tbe case
has beeu boforo tbe United States Circuit
Coart in Philadelphia since tho 0th inst.
President Grant's Reply Non-Com
mlttol.
Washington, April 17.—The commit
tee appointed at a reoent meeting of tbe
leading brokers, merchants and capitalists
of New York, called on the President to.
dey, and presented s petition signed by
2,600 persons, asking him to voto tbe Sen
ate Finanoe bill. Two of the delegation
made speeches against the bill as inimi
oil to tbe best interests of tbe country,
and as opposed to tbe pledges of tbe na.
tion for an early resumption of specie
payments.
The President, in reply, did not indi-
oate what bis notion would be. Ho said
all bed tbeir various views, and he had no
donbt, if be lived in New York, he would
think with (he committee, that tbe whole
world ought to think os they did. He hud
never given any measure more attention
than be had this one.
On the Senate bill, bis views were al
ready known. He had been opposed to
inflation without redemption, and was in
favor of redeeming the pledges hereto
fore made for a reaumption of Bpsoie pay
ments.
The committee return in tbe uncertain
ty as to what the President's oourse will
be on tbe bill.
MASSACHUSETTS SENATORIAL
ELECTION.
Boston, April 17.—Wsshbnrnehtsbeen
elected United States Senator, having re.
oeived 162 votes.
He is tbe present Governor of Massa
chusetts, and is tbe one who best B. F.
Butler iu tbe Republican nomination lust
year. His term as Governor expires in
January, 1876. Massachusetts elects her
Governor every year.
THE ARKANSAN TROUBLES.
Bath Parties Bully lug.
Little Bock, April 17.—Tho contest
seems to be culminating in a connter pro
nunoiamento and no violence. Each
party piokets its headquarters, and calls
npon supporters to rally. The Mayor has
closed the saloons.
THAT NORTH CAROLINA V
CANO.
“Baldy Again on the Ernp.'
Balziqh, N. O., April 17.—Private die
patches from Western North Carolina re
port heavy rumblings in Bald and Stone
Mountain* on Tuosday last, and that, tbe
tremblings of tho earth were felt more
than one hundred miles. The shocks are
more severe than before, and it is be-
Savannah, April 17.—Very firm; mid-
dlinga lit); net receipts 7112; sales 286;
sto:k 12,818,
Weekly net receipts 4,828; exports lo
the Continent 971)3; sales 8601.
Galveston, April 17.—Firm and good
demand; good ordinary 16c; middlings
17o; net receipts 693 bides; exports coast
wise 18; stock 43,816.
Weekly not receipts 8,0C6 baloR; exports
to Great Britain 8,208; to the Continent
1,182; France 1,726; soles 9,600.
New Orleans, April 17.—Steady and
good demand; offerings light; not receipts
1,477 bales; exports to Groat Britain
1,141(1; to tho (Jontinout 1,421; Franco
2,240; sales 8,001; last evening 2,200;
stock 177,269.
Woekly net receipts 8,600 bales; ex
ports to Great Britain 11,087; to tho Con
tinent 12,041; Frunoe 12,234; sales 31,160.
Mobile, April 17.—Strong; middlings
104; low middlings lSjfs'lfi; good-ordinary
16; net reoetpis 610; sales 400; Stock 33,-
4(13.
Weekly net receipts 2338; exports to
Great Britain 63; sales 4600.
Charleston, April 17.—Cotton strong;
asking higher; middlings 16(; low mid
dlings 1(1; good ordinary 16|; net receipts
1016; exports to Great Britain 29(11; sales
300; stock 27,3(18.
Weekly net reaeipts 4436; exports to
Great Britain 6924; sales 6000.
Selma, April 17.—Weekly receipts 416;
shipments 493; stock 3,930.
Macon, April 17.—Strong and in good
demand; middlings 161; receipts 266;
shipments 1,099; stock 6,676,
Nashville, April 17.—Weekly receipts
021; shipments 1,116; stock 6,364.
Boston, April 17.—Strong and iu good
demand; middlings 17$; ssles 400; stook
6,000.
Weekly net receipts 118; exports to
Great Britain 2,036; sales 16,000.
Shrevepobt, April 17.—Steady ; low
middling !6jo.
Weekly receipts 647 baleB p shipments
714 ; slock 2816.
Memphis, April 17.—Firmer, asking
higher ; low middling 16|al6 ; receipts
198, shipment 442 ; stock 40,101.
Weekly reoeipts 3240 bales ; shipments
6322.
AMUSEMENTS.
SPRINGER'S OPERA HOUSE!
GRAND MATINEE
OF
Mad. Bailini’s Concert
THIS AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK.
•ta 50c. Children 25c. fur sale nt Chaffin’s
MARKETS.
Montgomery Journal says that all
Alabama negroes who went to Mis-
riwlppl last fall have returned, and that ^ , ...
8»y brought bock “large additions of the Hoved by scientists that an eruption is im-
****^*P 0 pnl*tton’’ with them. The Jour- minent.
attributes tbeir rotnrn to the iuuoda-
***** in Mieeieaippl. Bnt w# need not any
“rit neither “nil" nor any very large por-
jjjri of thee* negroes could have returned
Ytthont assistance from the white*. I*
* 8 ** Political intrigue efluet f
^*MErie Oity, a noted
UhrtrftokT IV** 7 °°“ t ’ to r * ni
“** w t»bl* by a rough sen.
THE WEATHER.
DXPABTmNT OF WAR, >
Washington, April 17, 1874.)
Probabilities.—For tho Southern Atlan
tic and Eastern Gulf States, northwest to
northeast wind* end portly elondy weath
er, with poeeibly light rein on the coost.
BY TELFaURAPlI TO ENQUIRER.
Money mid Stock Markets.
London, April 17.—Erio 32£ajf.
Pabih, April 17.—itentos 59o. and 70f.
New York, April 17.—Stocks active
Money 4. Gold 13$. Exchange—long
4854, short 488£. Governments strong
and active.Stute bonds quiet and lower.
Ne^ York, April 17.—Money easy nt
Gal. Exchange quiet and firm at 4854.
Gold firm and advanced to lB^alB^. Hates
for carrying 3*2 and 2-3 A. Govern
ment* dull anti strong. States quiet and
nominal.
Provision Markets.
New t York, April 17.—Flour a shade
firmer. Wheat la2c. better. Corn firmer.
Pork heavy at $13 81^. Lard heavy—
steam 10 1-10. Freights firm.
Louisville, April 17.—Flour firm, fair
demand. Corn quiet nud unchanged.
Pork $17. Bacon shoulders 7J; clear rib
9$; clear i)J; sugar cured hams 12^al:U.
Lard firmer lOalOj for tierco, lOjall for
keg. Ayhiskey easier at 93.
Cincinnati, April 17.—Flour steady and
unchanged. Corn firm and in good de
maud at G8a73. Pork dull: offered at
,.7, without buyers. Lard quiet, but
firm—stonm 9;ja9j; kettle 9$ul0. Bacon
firm—shoulders quiet at 7; clear rib sides
O^ayjj; hold at 9$; clear sides held at 9jj.
Whiskey steady; lo. lower at 93.
St. Louis, April 17.— Flour firm, low
and medium grades unchanged. Corn
firmer—No. 2, mixed, on track, 66$
Whisky higher at 9.7. Pork firm at $10.73.
Bacon firm—shoulders 7, clear rib 9 *
dear sides fig. Lard held at fij.
Cotton Markets.
Liverpool, April 17—Noon.—Cotton
firm; sales 15,000 bales, including 3,000
for speculation and export.
Cottou to arrive 1-10 dearer,
gales of uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable May and June, 8 3
10; do.,* nothing below low middlings,
shipped in March, 8 5-10; do., deliverable
in June aud July, 8 5-10.
Liverpool, April 17, 3:30 r. m.—Sales
of uplands, nothiug below good ordinary,
shipped April and May, 8.{d; deliverable
Juno and July, 8 5-10d; nothing below
low middlings deliverable May aud June,
sales of Orleans, nothing below low
middlings, shipped April aud May, at
8 7-10d; sales of deliveries of now crop,
on the basis of uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, 8$il.
Liverpool, April 17—5 r. m.—Sales of
uplands, nothing below low middling,
shipped March and April, ; do, do, do
livery June And July, 8$. bales Orleans,
nothing below low middling, shipped in
March, 8 7-13.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm,
New York, April 17.—Cotton steady
sales 2,394 bales; uplands 174c; Orleans
17$c.
Futures opened as follows: April
l(i fi-lGalOjc; May Hi 13-lGal0 27-32c;
June 17 5-lGal7fc; July 17 2 c » August 18c;
September 17 fi-lGc; October 17 5-lGc.
New York, April 17.—Futures closed
barely steady ; sales 20,800 bales, as fol
lows : April 1G 25-32, May 1G 27-32aJ,
June 17 ll-32uR, July 17j, August 17 15-
lGa!8.
Cotton steady; 2999 bales sold at 174
al7£o. ; net receipts 1199.
Montgomery, April 17.—Cotton strong
—low middlings 15$; weekly rooeipta 387;
shipments 260; stock 1981.
Augusta, April 17.—Firm and in fair
demand; offerings light; middlings lGajc*.
net receipts 114 bales ; sales 504; stock
16,464.
Weekly reoeipts 1357; shipments 1861;
sales 2518, spinners 583.
REGULATOR
ST
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THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.
This nnrlvelpd Medicine (■ v .rented not In con
tain e .Ingle periled, of Meecnev, or aej tnjurlon.
mineral .nbetence, but !•
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ronl.lnln, thee, Inetaewi Knot, end Hark, «Hek
»n nil wiio Providence line placed In rnnntrlc.
wliere Liver Dl.eue. mo*t preveil. II Will
ear. all DImusci raneed by Denete-
neent of the Liver rad Itowele.
Simmons’ Liver Regulator or Medicine
Is eminently a Faintly Medicine; and by bel»g
kept ready for Immediate reaort will Rave many an
hour of Buffering aud ninny r dollar in time and
doctori’ billo.
After over Forty Yean' trial it ip Rtilt receiving
the moat unqualified lentimouiittn to Un virtue*
from peraoni of the highest character and roapou-
■ibility. ■minent phy ticians commend it ao tha
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDMKaftTIOH.
Armed with thi* ANTIDOTE, all climate* and
change* of water and food may be faced without
fear. A* a Remedy in MALARIOUS F1V1R8,
BOiVKL COMPLAINTS, RESTLRBSNK8S, JAUN
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IT HAS NO EQUAL I
It is the CheapeMt, PureRt, and Beat Family
Medicine in the World I
MAifuracrusn) only it
J. H. BEILIN A CO.,
MACON, OA., and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, $1.00. (told by all Draffl«U.
t‘ub5 deodtwly
TO LET.
LOTTERY.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
A Masonic Grand Gift Concert!
10,000 Prizes to bo Given Away,
Amounting to $250,000, all in Currency.
118 enterprise is conJurted by the MASONIC
_ RELIEF AS80JJATION OF NORFOLK, VA.,
under authority of tiie Virginia Legislature, (m-t
passed Marcli 8, I87d,) for tho purpose of mining
fund* to complete tho MA80N1C TEMPI.E, now
iu courso of erection in Norfolk. Tlioro nre no
individual heuefif* to hu derived from this under
taking—it is wholly in the chubs of Masonry. The
Concert will positively take place on
TucHilay, the 5th of May, 1874,
and no further postponement is guaranteed.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift...... 0
One Grand Cash Gift
One Grand ('ash Gift I2,5»k»
One Grnud Cash Gilt Ill,(Ml
One Grund Casli Gift 5,000
One Graud Cash Gi't 2,500
24 Cash Gifts, $500 each 12,000
50 Oh nil Gifts, 2.j0e>icli 12,500
60 Cash Gifts, 200 each 10,000
UK) Cash Gilts, 150 each 15,(KM)
150 Cash Gifts. 100 ouch 15,000
500 Cash Gifts, 60 each 2'J.6<!0
9,000 Cash Gifts, 5 each 45,000
To Let.
Omni! Total, 10,000 Gifts, nil cosh $25
Whole Tickets, $5; Half Ticket*, $2 50. Club
Rates—11 Tickets for $6 >; 22 Tickets for $100.
DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY HOARD.
John L llnper, President; John II Unrprww,
reasurer; James V Leigh, Walter II Taylor, Gee
Ohlticld, John A Rosson, Inniel Hunted, Wit-
tin II Wales, M II Bteveue, 8 Weil, John T Red
His* Excellency Kx-Oovernor Gilbert 0 Walker
Col Kader Ligg*. P II P; John It McDaniel, P G
,'omraauder; J .1 burroughs, Copt Samuel L Waits,
Virginia Legislature; llob't K Withers, G M G il
- aud DUG or U C; Col Thou F Owens, »'G M;
John It Whitehead, Esq, Kx-Mayor; Col W II Tuy
lor, State Senator; James O Ituiit, G 0 G (1 0.
ummuuicRtions to
HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary
>nJc Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
N. B.—For furtli r pa
lieulurs apply t
lILL, Express am
Col u mini
JNTotico.
U. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES
May I, 1874, to April 30, 1875.
' HE L VW r of December 24 1872, r»
L person engaged in any busitie
inploymeut which
liable
SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE
VO NS CIV UO UHL Y IN HIS ESTA1JLISHMKNT
OH PLACE OF It US I NESS, A STAMP\ denoting
tint payment of laid bi’K'.TAL TAX for the Spe
cial T.iX year, beg'nii'ng May 1, 1874, hofore com
mencing or continuing bufiness alter April iio,
1871.
THE TAXES 13fGRACED WITIIIX THE PRO
VISION'S OF THE LAW AIIOVK QUOTED,
AUK TIIE FOLLOWING, VIZ.:
$'JM) (HI
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 100 i
Dealers in mult iiquois, wholesale 60 (
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 <
Dealers in leaf tolacco 25 (
Retail dealers iu leaf 500 00
And on sales of over $l,tK 0 tit ty cents for
evory dollar in excess of $l,00t).
Dealers in manufactured toi.uceo 5
Manufacturers of stLIs., 5o
Aud lov t-m It still niunuloctnruJ 20
And for each wonii inuuu'uctuied 20
Manufacturers of tobacco 10
warm neturers or again K) uo
Peddlers of tobacco, fltst class (more titan
> ho
Peddlers uf tobacco, ibl 0 cloa
Peddlers of toba -co, lourth
or public conveyance)
, 400 (
Any person so li
witli the fori goitig
to severe penalties.
Persons or llrms liable to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to ALVIN
CLARK, Collector of Internal Kwxenue at Mui
or to the Denu y Collector of the Division
which they do l usliiees, and pay for mid procure
the Special Tax Stamp or Stamp! they need, prior
to May 1, 1874, and without puvtiikr noiick.
Mo W. DOIIGUK8,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
OrricE or Intekxal Revenue, >
Wasiiinutost, D. C., February 1*», 1874. )
aprl7 U2taa2w
MONETARY.
NO. 91.
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■tructloni and valuable package of goods sent
free by mall. Addrem, with otx cent stamp, M.
YOUNQA Uo., 173 Greenwich «t., NtwVoi k. 4w
Por
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WELLS'CARBOLIC TABLETS
rUT UF ORLY IK SLUG BOXES.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
BcldbiUracUti. «w
Millions of Acres
RICH FARMING LARDS
IN NCBKA8KA,
NOW FOR SALE VERY OHEAPI
Tm Iran’ .CrriUt, UUraet Ml, I rt net.
PMcrlptlv. Pamphlet, with totlleul lent
frra.
The Pioneer,
handsome Illoatrated Paper, contalniag the
llomeeteed Law, mailed free to all parts of tho
world. Address O. F. DA YU
Land Commissioner V
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F. DAY! 8,
rU. P. R, R.,
Omaha, Nob
Thu hlfheit medical aatherlflcs
•ff Enrepe any tha strongest Tonic, Purifier
and Deobetruent known to tka madtoal world Ir
JURUBEBA.
It .rrMta draw ot rltal force., .xhmultlon oi
th. n.rroui .yit.ii. rMtora. rifor to th. debil
itated, oIc.BH. Tltlctcd blood, roaone rclol.
Ob.trootIon. rad iota dlnctly on the Mror and
Betun. Price *1 * bottle. JOHN Q. KIX
easSi
A VS 1 An made with our
IMn ipVndfd
)ombFnatlon Froipaotus.
Heprc*«utsir5TfflSrenrTKloR^r!!nte!Hn^vrry
l.mily. Apila vented ta mrj county aud town
In th. United State., to aril. . ymuaent bnil-
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A HALL, 10^ North Charles street, ILGUimuv,
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Stoves, Stoves
^NATHAN CRuWNj
(Opposite Ban Office)
Columbus, Ga.,
W OULD respectfully Invite the attention of hi*
friends and customers to bis extensive
stock of 8TOVK8, HOLLOW AND STAMPED
WARE. IIOU8K-FURNI8I1INQ GOOD?, Ao. Also
TIN WARN, at wboleaole nud retail.
Manufacturer of TIN, &1IKET IRON AN
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Roofing and Guttering
done promptly and ta the best manner,
lie solicits a call, feeling assured tbat bac
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» Price ae
before you buy.
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New York, receive Oepo.lt Acoeunt*
on favorable term* from Bank*,
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to chaok at right. Loan* mad* only
on Cotton and Approved Stook Ex
change Collateral..
DOORS, 8ASH, ETC.
Our Seventy Page Illustra
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HASHES, BLINDS,
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FANCY GLASS, Ac.,
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Jy 11 dAwly VXW YORK CITY.
THE BEST ADVICE
any disorder affecting tbo slontarh,
* idneys, is to tone, cleanse, and tegu'axu tn««<
ortant organs by the nee of DR. 'I UTT’0 V KG KT-
BLR LIVER PILLS. They act Very mildly, yet
thoroughly restore the functional aclh n «>f tho
digestive organs and the Intestine* him! n novuto
the whole system. They prodtirf- oeither muiwm,
griping or weaknees, and muy be taken at any
time without change r»f diet nr occupation.
Price 26c a box. Sold t v all druggists.^
DR. TUTtTHAIR DYE
poMMid qiiaiitles that no other dye dm*. ItH
effect is instantaneous, and so natural that it can
not bo detected by tho closest observer. It fa
city in the United States,
everywhere.
inlrdre»*«'t in ever)' larg«
i. Pri«j $1 a lorn’ Sold
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dr. Turra MumeiwA
is the most power.-ul Blood Furitfer known to
medical scieno. It enters Into tbnolfeulatioii
ud .rmtlrate. .rery ““Oltorajl ^tenov.te.
the system; producee a bcautifm romplextou and
cause* tbe body to *aln fiaoh and tntWtUHo in
weight. H gj| # Btomdl Kfilthr
and all will bo well. To do so, uotning has ever
btea offered tbnt sen esmpsve wtth thle valuable
srs^amSSSMtbthe^ ly
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