About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1874)
i Wsv (J /* ^ ** *■ •■*'*■• liusro • jD^iXiir uirer. r-at%\q0 VOL. XVI. ‘CO'LtHMBU'S.' GEORGIA, FRIDAY. APRIL 24, 1874. NO. 96. MILY. WEEKW, AMD SUNDAY * g|t «oott*i Ob* taadvaao*. $8 00 « 4 00 « .......... 8 00 :•'* 7*0. g^U °°* ?«»......... » M> gwMf * WM ».0^y*» *00 P^r- Mi WinKLT boonun to- ^.otyw., iinrtiiiK Mm. 8 00 r " « «w I*** : I “ ■ * * * 17 0(1 * . X .....;.... *0 00 * « x ..' *» w » „ .. •. ss oo 5|MU«J|rMr ** #0 n^nli «llh th. prMtogo oT • <**■!* ,4iy tkrw month*. lor yMrty oard* • Hboral dn- °^MWMkVnM will tBOMtaklf lio one-third ' ” «MMIAINWrT —Ooro via io demand in Atlanta, on TMrfty, *1 $1 per boohol. _41i th* oonvtate in th* Pniton oonntj jtUlMTB boon engaged to work on tbo Kir Grounds. oooaty.’on^tLo lino of th* hoi roooivod 8,000 baton of ootton tbi* tillage in Cobb th* State Rood, ThB^fBBldpnt* y*o Mm- *«$!•. PkM«nM, April 22. th* Senate of th*! 6*11*4 Btotoo: I herewith return tbo Senate bill (No. 617) entitled "An not to flx tbo amount ‘ United Suto* not** and the circulation nation*! . b*nke, *n4 for other pur, puooo,” without my approval. Jo doing no, 1 moot exproo* my regret at not boing «bto to giro my«***Ut to* measure which received tbo ranotlon of a majority of legitiatan ahoooa by th* people to' * l»w* fpr their gnidanre. I have atndionaly apoght to And atuBoient argu ment to jnatUyanoh aaoont, bntunsuc- oamfaHy. Pmotieally, it* i* a question •bather tbo nnaanra under diaoasaion would giro an additional dollar to the ir redeemable paper ourreuoy of the ooun- try or not: and whether, by requiring three-fourth* of tbo reeorre* to be re- tainod by th* bank*, and prohibiting in tern'd to be received an tbw4>alanoe, it might not prove a pontraotion. But the foot cannot be odnoealtd that, theoreti. oally the bill inoreaaee th* paper circula tion one hundred million of dollar*, law only the amount of reeerve* restrained from oiroulation by th* provision of the •eoond eentenoe. The measure baa been supported on tbo, theory that it would ' |ive an thbfbsaed oiroulation: It i* a fair uferauoe, therefore, that if in praotioa tbe measure should fail to oraata the abundaooa of oiroulation expected of it, the friends of tbe measure, particularly those out of Oongrem, would clamor for snob an inflation a* would giva the ex- poled relief. The theory, in my belief, a a departure from the true principles of fioanoe, national interest, national obli- [ations to creditor*, Congressional prom ise, party pledge* on the part of both politioal partis* and of peraonal views and promisee made by me in every an nual menage sent to Congress end in eaoh inaugural address. In my annual s to Congress in Deoember, 1869, —The Episcopal Convention of Geor gia will meet in Athena on tfe* fltb of thy. Uchgate* wiU Watered far ee* fare going end returning by the railroads. —The Valdosta Timet says that oom planted-in naw-Unds in- that- seotion will have to be entirely replanted, on sooonnt of th* revage* of the bad worm. —A flat boat bee just been pnt upon ik* Oemnlge* to ply between Hawkins- ville end Abbeville, end oonstruoted main- ly to oarry provision* from Hawklnsville to Wilcox oonnty, —The Athens WaUhman is informed MTU Totei* Otti*(riot s lot bf ebioh had been sold a year ago) three thousand bale* of ootton bav* b**o sold linos September lwt, —Hr. Andrew Roger*, of DeKslb oonnty, died on Saturday night last, ad kb ulf* on. Bondsy nomine- They ! were both over MVtnty yean of age, and both died of pnanmonia. —Anothar Atlanta poiloeman baa been susp*nd*d—this on* on th* oharge of playing ehritfoind intoxication. Atlanta u becoming rigid ainoe the Iiegisiatnre •djouraed. —Th* negro woman oonvlotad of mnr. der, who bktaiy eaoaped from th* jail of Elbert oonnty, has been arreslgd in Had Joan oonnty, sad carried back to Eiberton, where ai)*ia tob* hang on the lot of May. —The grading of th* Northeastern Bailroad of Qeorgia i* progressing rapid ly. Th* bed from A the us to Belton is nearly completed, and it ia thought that trains will oonneot at Belton with tbe Alias la Air-line by November next i , —Akegto man named John Jackson wu drowned in th* Savannah river on Thun day of last week, while he wae rawing another man across. Th* bo* •a* o*peis*d *by htriklng a stamp, am th* othar man managed to swim ashore. oy. wblob l Jwm will reoeive yonr moat ear. taSat attemm. It ia a duly, and one of th* higheat duties of the Government, to ■scare to the oitixeni a medium of ex- ehange, of-fixed and unvarying value. Thiaimplies a return to * epeoie basis, and no substitute for it can be d*vi*ed. It should be cdmmsnoednow, and reached at the moat praotioable moment, consis tent with a fair regard to tbo interest of the debtor class. Immediate resump tion, if practicable, wonld not b* desira ble. It wonld compel th* debtor alas* to pay beyond tbelreoo treats, the premium on gold, at the data of their purchase, and wonld bring bankruptcy to thousands. Fluotuations, however, in the paper value of the measure of all values, gold, is det- ‘ trade. It —A man who plead guilty, in th* City Court of Atlanta, to the ebwg* of ateaf- ieg two ahirta and $180 in money, wae fluid $26 and ooata. Unless the "ooet*” war* very heavy, it seems to tu that the fellow ean afford to go on stealing. > „ —The Atlanta Herald, noticing the feet that email pox exists in Floyed end Polk oonntlae, and that the Governor has been nailed on for relief, reminds the peblia that Dr. George D. Case, of Mill- edgerilie, is th* vaodne agent of the State, and matter ie distributed by him alone, through th* Ordinaries of the aev ami oonntie*. —Th* authorities of the oity of Augusts end oonnty of Richmond hare.oome to an agreement in raferenoe to s new oonrt- bonee end jail. The oonnty tranafars to the oity the present so art-bona* and jail and the lets oa which they stand, and the oity agrees to build a new oonit-boas* end jell owlote-yet to-be selected. —The Hawkins rill* Diepateh says “W* have one more item to report in favor of soger cane enltnr* in Southern Georgia. He. W. W. Harrell, of Pulaski, <e»de last yea* eight hundred Bailout of •ytnp from cane grown on a little less than two acre* of land, end elso raved fifteen thousand tend eana for this yam's xJ.wr.it,'".; Man depot, Mason and Bronawiok Railroad. Thus Hr. Hsrrell baa realized four hundred dollars cash on the prodnot of two acres of laod, a far batter showiog than ean be made in favor of ootton.” AUltilA KCWI. —A druggist in Enfanla appropriately beads an advertisement of cheap kero- •*«» Oil, “Lyt^ey kip.", —The Hontgouiery Journal Is callln loudly for a soap factory in ita oity. wants it as an '‘bambla” start towards •etabliahmaut of other faelories. —The grand jury for Montgomery eoaatyhave found nearly a dozen tree bill* for mnrder, daring its eenion. A Material question is, oan they And the persona lndleted ? —The Alabama river was again very high at Montgomery on WedusMay. The Coosa was laid to be so high at Wetninp- ka that the water was rnnoing into the Coosa HeU. M >ile Register is iuformed ^ - ..., mad,tthat plaatet* along the lean have had a large number of cows •ad other Uve atoekorownsdbythsbeek- weter from the nnnanally swollen streams Their bloated oeroeieas ean be m ■ry Knee flouting down the enmnt. AMKaWnAB. IflriB Boon, April 2S.—Col. Rose, abb hie handful ot soldiers is master the Mtuation, but affaire are daily grow ing nglier. taw Boon, April 23.—Th* war *m.. Bax tor’s ( men af* going bom*. I am not a belisver in any artifldlal method of making paper money equal to train, a ken the ooin ia not owned or held ready to redaSm the promisee to pay; for paper money ie,nothing more than cro- misee to pay, and ie valuable exso* n proportion to th* amount of coin that It can be oonverted into. Whit* coin is not need *e e circulating medium, or th* enr- reney of the oonntry is not convertible into it et par, it beoomet an ertiole of oommero* as mneh as any other product. Tbeaoxplui will seek n foreign market aa will any other surplus, lbe balance of trad* ha* nothing to do with th* question. Ijaties on import* beieg required in ooin oreeted a little demand for gold. About enough to satisfy that demand remain* in th* oonntry. To in arts** tbs supply I see no way open bat by the Government hoard ing through the means above given and poaaibly by requiring tbe national banka- to aid. It ie claimed by the advocatea of the maeaure herewith ntnraed that thane ia an unequal distribution of the Making o ipital of the country. I was disposed to give great weight to this view of the question et find, but on reflection it wilt be remembered that there etill remains four millions dollars of authorized bank note oiroulation assigned to Btatee having less than their quota not yet taken. In addition to thia the Btatee having lees than their qnota of bank oircnlation, have the option of $28,000,000 more to ha taken from those States having more than their proportion. When thia is all taken np, or when specie payments are folly te etered, or ere in rapid prooeas of restora tion, will be th* time to consider the question of more currency. (Signed.) U. S. Gnawt. Executive Mansion, April 22d, 1874. WASHINGTON. COXOHHMXAL rimental to the interest of makes the man *f business an involuntary gamb le*. fortin *11 safes'whefe fbtdre payment is to be made, both parties speculate ss to whet will be tbe vune of the onrrenoy to be paid and received. I earnestly re- oommend to yon then, suoh legislation aa wiU insure s graddsl return to epeoie pay ments, and pnt an immediate stop to fluctuations in the value of onrrenoy.” I etill adhere to tbe views then express ed. As early aa Deoember 4tb, 1868, tbe Honte of Representatives passed a reso lution by a vote of one bnndrad and for- ' "-four ayes, to six nays,' oonenrring in e views of tbe Beoretary of the Treas ury io relation to a neoessity of a contrac tion of the enrrenoy, with a view to aa early e resumption of epeoie payments ss tbe business interest of the oonntry will permit, end pledging oo-opentive notion to Ibis end *• speedily an possible. The first sot passed by the forlylfltet Congress, on th* 18th day of Maren, 1869, was as follows: •Ah loir *t> Btiixnothxn ran vcbuo obxoxt or the tnuran btatxs, "Re it enacted, ete.. That in otder to remove any donbt as to the purpose of the Government to disoberge all ita obli- l [ations to the pnblio creditors and to ent ile conflicting questions, and on represen tation of the law, by virtue of whioh ■neb obligations bsve been contracted, it is hereby provided and declared, that tbe faith of tbe United Btate* is solemnly pleged to the payment), in ooin or its equivalent, of all- the obligations of all the United States, and of all tbe interest-bearing ob ligations, exoapt in cases where the law authorizing the issue of any each obliga tions has expressly provided thaf the same may be paid in lawful money, or in other enrrenoy than gold and ailver. But none of the said interest-bearing obligations not already doe, shall be redeemed or paid befo.rq maturity, unless at snob times as the United Btates notes shall be convert ible into ooin at the option of the holder; or, nnless at snob time bonds of the Uni ted States, bearing a lower rate of inter est than the bonds to be redeemed, can be sold at par in ooin; and tbe United Btates also solemnly pledges its faith to make provision, at th > earliest practica ble -period, ‘for the redemption of the United Btates notes in coin. This sot still remains as a continuing pledge of tbe faith of the United States to make provision at the earliest practica ble moment for the redemption of tbe Uoited States notes in coin. A declara tion contained in the sot of Juue 30th, 1861. created an obligation that the total amount of United States notes issued, or to be issued, should never exceed four hundred millions of dollars. Tbe amonnt in actual circulation was sottully reduced forty-four millions, at which point Con gress passed the set of February 4th,1868, suspending the farther redactions of the onrrenoy.-* Tbe forty-fonr millions have ever been regarded as a reserve, to be used only in case of emergency, such ss has occurred on several occasions and must occur when from any oauae revenues suddenly fall below expenditnres. And snoh a reserve is necessary because the fractional currency amounting to fifty millions is redeemable in legal tender on oh a return call. It may be said that auol fractional onrjeney for redemption ie im possible. But let steps be takenjfor a return to a specie basis, and it will be found that silver will take the plsee of fractional currency as rapidly as it oan be supplied. Whan tha premium on gold raaohea a aof- fieleotly low point, with tk*- amoi baked Btates notes to b* issued perma nently fixed within proper limits, and the treasury so strengthened ** to be eble to redeem them in coin on demand, it will then be safe to inaugurate a system of free banks, with tnoh provisions as to maka compulsory rsdemption of th* olr- mlstieg note* of the banks in ooin or in United State* note* tbemaelve* redeem able and made equivalent to ooin. Ai measure preparatory of free banking, for plaotng tbs Government in n condi tion to redeem ita notea into ooin et th* earliest practicable moment, the revenue* of the oonntry should be increased so as to pay currant axpeoses, provide for the ringing fond required by law, and also tf .aa to ba rataiaad in the Treasury, in FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. •FAIH. Mi torn, April 23.—The Carlisle Gen eral, Saballo, commander et Goipnsaooa has issued a proclamation decreeing tha punishment of death to ell persons fur- pishing food to eiUzeos of Btnitbian, Renteria andjlrqne. A dispatch from Pe dro Abanin aty* an army of 80,000 Re publican troops ate marching on Velma- sada, twenty-two miles from Bilbos. IA8TO DOHINOO. The America* flag lasalted t Nnw Yobk, April 23.—8. G. Howe has written to the President of th* Samoa* Bay dampen aa ilihinH w^ert. of pec. readings, under which, oa th* Slat nil, President Joso G. Garda seized tha com pany's property, and hauling down tha Amerioen fl«g hoisted in its stead the flag of Ban Domingo. The eeienre, which Mr. Howe attribute* to English political inflnenee, was made nominally for non payment of $33,000 do* as rent—rant, however, that Mr. How* aaya wen not due uhtfl bdonon the isf of April, whereas the seizure was made at S on th* morning of th* Uti of Marah. How* ie formally protesting agsinat the aot. How* says th* inhabitants of Hamana are mainly American*, either by birth, or feeling, and thai this attempt to arrest th* progress of Americanizing th* Inland of San Domingo may lead to another revolution. TKUBBAPHIC IHU. Nnw Yoax, April, 23.—Cotton doll; •rise of 1,187 bole*; uplands 17j; Orlsafl* Faton* opened ** follows ; April 16 9- 16*16}; May 16 26 32; dnne l7 M6al7}; July 17}; August 16 1-16; October 174; November 17f; Deoember 17jtl7j. Nnw Toes, April 28.—Net receipt* 643, gram 1898. Future* eleeed quiet: eele* 18,800 beta*, as fallows. April 16 1-82, May 16 13-16*27-39. Jane 17 H6. *U-32, July 17 98-32*}, August 18 1-16; Seetomher lf}ei8,16. Cotton dnlt--setae 2127 bales at lUa nil . ' StvAinun, _April 28.—Cotton easierj, middlings 10J; net receipt* 387; sales but easy; middling* 17}; net re export* to Greet Britain 8,469; 2,699; salm 1,800;-last avaoing Nxw Oiuuits, April 23, —Cotton dull ree*ipt,429; k Ouatinent tael evnoing 600. .,. Cnsauwow, April 98.—Celt on doll end ict- i mtae Mt A Bitj, April 23.—CoUob Wtek; mtd- • 76}; low' middling* 16; good' Ordl-’ nary lS; eet reeeipts 888; sale* 9C Bo«TOi» " ,; ' ’ “ " - " ‘ 1 uu-ivD,' April* 28 —Ootton dnll; midi dlinge 17ft exports to Great Britain 683; “'“ISO. “ Baltimore oity paper* approve the President's veto. Wasbidotom, April 28.—Devis intro duced a bill Io rednoe the tax on Btate Bank oiroulation to tha tame amonot as imposed on National Bank oircnlation. Referred to Finance Committee. Wasbxxoton, April 28.—Davis, of West Virginia, gave notioe that he wonld oeil np the bill giving twenty-five millions to the West end South, withdrawn from the surplus of the East and North. The Louisians bill wu resumed. Hamlin, after Merrimon hu spoken, will move to lay tbe bill on the table. Carpenter wants an hour after tbe other Senators have spoken, and hopes no effort will be made to ohoko him off. Hawse. Several resolutions and bills were in troduced and referred, as to the redistri. bation of twenty-five millions of national bank onrrenoy. The House is now considering a bill defining .the rights of Amerioan citizen* in foreign oonntriea. Beversl financial bills, looking to re distribution of oqrrency, introdnoed. BUI removing politioal disabilities of J. . Bennett passed. The Legislative Appropriation bill was taken np and an angry, personal discus- on oconrred between Brown, of Ky., and, Starkweather, of Connecticut. Brown oomplained that Starkweather had, in a speech published in the Con gressional record, inserted an attack on him wbiah had not bun publicly mode in tbeHonse; and had also had printed a letter written by him (Brown) nt the opening of tbe rebellion,and when be waa a mere yontb. In retaliation he called at tention to Starkwuther’a own letter to Huntington,, late Oubler of th* First National Bank of Washington, asking peonnitry aid for bis own eleotion. H* characterized Starkweather ss one jrbo oombined the insolenoe of * Dogberry with tbe morals of a Pecksniff. Starkweather replied, sod defended himself both as to his speeoh and as to the Huntington letter. The disenssion wss carried on amid great uproar and confusion. Washington Notes. Washdioton, April 23.—The Commit tee on Ways and Means are considering bill abolishing moieties and .forbidding the arbitrary seizure of merchants' pa pers. The bill relieving the destitute from tbe overflow hu been signed. The cautions friends of the Senate FI nanoe Bill met at noon end remained in session some time. Present were Sena tors Morion, Carpenter, Logan, West, Harvey, IngaUe, Pratt, Post, Perry and Ogleeby. The temper of tbe meet ing indioatee a purpose to moke a straight issue with the President, and debate the question with eztrame pertinacity when it is reached next -week. The dispatoh of -the 17th regarding the Bniteed impeachment waa authorised- by parties Jho daabUeu.wlU Hold them selves responsible. At tbe insteno* of tbe friends of Mr. Patrick, tbe following is telegraphed : “The faots ere that than was no impeachment of Petnok, end when challenged to the iune Bastoed de clined it, exoept to file sn affidavit of hie own, denying a certain statement made by Patrick.” —Bam Slaton and Moeu Mann wen drowned by tbe nputting of i boat in Mobil* Bey on Bnndsy. —Tbo British stumor Mississippi, from Liverpool for Now Orleane, is ashore off Cep* Florida. Wrecker* bav* gone to her assistance. —Charles Howard and Curly shot each other yesterday ita New Orleane. Howard it dead, and Curly it not expected to oover. —Liberal eontribntione are being reived et New Orleane for th* anllerers from tbe overflow. The polio* jnriuof various parish** distribute th* supplies.. —Up to Wednesday evening $2,700 had been enbaoribed at tbe Philadelphia Cotton Exchange for enfferen by th* Lonisiua floods. •A' adit involving $800,000 Ilf* Intnr- ance, against the New York Mutual, ia pending in Philadelphia. The question is, whether the insured wu mordared or suicided. —Ths Ohio tailed from- Philadelphia for Liverpool with 43 saloon passen ger*. Her cargo includes 27,000 bushel* of wheat! 92,000 bble. flour end 460 bale* ootton. —A resolution in th* Harrisburg, Pa., Legislators, approving th* veto, failed of tbe .two-thirds vote required to secure its present consideration^ —Bailroad employees on tha Louisville Short Lina etrnek in Oinotnnati yesterday. The ntriks is said to ba cansod by th* ooupany being behind inpayment of the ■alariee. Rumors are current that the ■trikera are letting weter ont of the tank* and tearing np the track. THE WEATHER. DgPABfltMT OX Wa>, > Washington, April 28, 1874.) PrabaiiUtiet.—During Friday, for th* Middle Statu, northwest to aonthwest wind* with clur end clearing weather. For tha Soqthera States east of Miuisaip. pi, very generally clear weather. From :Mia»oeri vartwsrd ovtr ibs Ohio Valley, winds shifting to westerly and southerly, rising temperature and clear or partly okrady weather. The Mlaaiaetppi river ffbm'Sl. Louis to Vicksburg will ooutiuue slowly rising, but the Ohio pill fall. SHIP NEWS. Nzw Yob*, April 23,—Arrived: ■teamship Oriental. MARKETS. THE PBHItlfil'l VETO. EeJatelBg Im th* Earth aad East. Washizotox, April 28.—Rochester And a hundred gnns over the Veto. Rejrio- ing i* general throughout Yankeedom. The Philadelphia paper*, eioepf th* Preee end Enquirer, approve th* veto. The former uyt: “Th* Preeident.hM taken iasne with a large zujority of tha American people, including a large ma jority of th* Republican party." The veto wu hailed enthusiastically by the morning journals. —A four year old boy. recently par doned from tha Reform School in Boston for mutilating ohiidren, hu been arrested for mnrder and terribly mutilating aa. BY TBLMBAPH TO BMBVIBBB, ' ' HsMajr *U Mach Markets. Loxdox, April 28.— Console 92}. Erie 34. Nnw Yoax, April 23.—Btookeeetive, un settled and feveriah. Money 4. Gold 12}. Exohahga—long 486, ahort 489. Govern menta dull andlower. Btatee quiet end nominal. Prevision Markets. Nzw Took, April 23.—Floor doll and declining. Wheat dnll. Corn qniet and unchanged. Pork firm. Lard firm—ateam 10}. Freight* heavy. Nxw Yobk, April 23.—Float dnll end drooping; common to fair extra $6 40a 7 30; good to ofaoioe $7 40*11. Wheat doll and heavy, la2o. lower. Corn lo. lower cud in moderate demand at 82*86 for new Wutern mixed; 86*87 for old Wutero mixed; 87} for prime Southern yellow. Coffee qniet and steady at 12}. Pork lower, new $17. Lard lower, 10}. 8t. Loch, April 23.—No markets; gen erally dnll and unchanged. Cincixxati, April 28.—Flour dnlL Corn dnll. Provisions opened weak, bat dosed steadier. Lard (toady. Baoon, nothing doing. Louismu, April 28.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn aed Provision*, a fair demend and Arm. Lard nnohangsd. Whisky 93. LOTTKRY. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. ilamlc Grail Gift Cncert! K>,Q0Q Pr'u* to be Gives Away, Ameeatlac to 8*M,**e, *11 la Cerraacy. Jii 8 ®!!? 1 viiwg&s >w »*eu;IAT10M 0V MOkrOLK, VA., la esen* of mwiIm i* MorMk. T Udlrldul teatlt* to te tarlrnt time taklic—It I* wholly la th* MM of Ms _ thk aaStr- ^ . loomry. tho OMoirt ww yooUInljr toko ytoo* o* teMtoi the Mb at Nay, 1M4, Ml oo farthov y«etyoaoM*at k itaaroaMMU Liirataim. MKDICINU. THE FAVORITE HOME RCMEdY. Thia iniiv»tod Modkln^to »RrrMttW Mot to emt- Uio • tingle partlcJo of Mfljcoir, or n; iNjnrloufl mloorml labato&oo, but 1$ ! • PUBEleY TlfiKTAlUt,: '. cosUtoiaf tbooe Southern Routa llerb* 'wblcll «n All wmo FmMfltM hu plictd tn cfiR'iwki wboro Uvflr DIaoamr aout pfovaII. fi Will Slmmont’ Liver Ragulitor or MmUcim latotly a Voally Modioiaoi sad iy,L. . .. sodjr for laimodlalo raosrt will mvo lo*Oy an hour Of Hfhrtlif ond many o dollar in «lm* tall doctOTA* HIIa. •.»! » - Afltr JYortjr Yaaia’ trkhl iiia aIUI rbooiving th* mo$t nnqttAlffled toRU«»nl»lR to it* vlrtuea (tom p >r$oni of th# higheat choracter adi! reopon- •IblUtjr. Bminent phyHciAtu comMAnd Rn ■Bfimcmti wpwipif rdg _ DYSPEPSIA OB IBBIomriOBi Amid with tbla AMIIDOTB, All olUuiUNi And VIVA, NAIIRAA. It H-Ah&ffif ^jre*;fwl A t<*t: faaiUy ttwlotn. hi th*-World! ■ MAHVVAOfAAAA AlflrT AT I. He SEIMS * «Q.q I MAOON.AiA., Niid I I11LAI)K1PI|IA. Price, $1*00. Sold bj nil DriifiiitR. febfi doodawtj - sad gala t * lo,» sad ■ “"iy ohooM toitsntly. irsMeot all e*n mtrtuaeterayon trWa, .pwohio, .ormon*. Ac. Thtlore't Viayor » wrlttoo with dflrtrokM of •he r* D , tod lte word. p«r ailaat.. th. oa.M- rioyod Mould iMrn this .rt. Vrtto by m*li to wooiwl. Addra.* T. W. KVANS • 00, IM xottih Tib «li—I, Peiltdolphl*. fo. 4w , . lit.; rtOeach—!.. MtOMkH 1IU, reomeh twouhoiru, iao*uoh .IMOaMain*. 100 each...., Mtash..:.. Swch tout*. If yoa west I* wske MSWrr, srtl .Y V.dbCOan Onad Tot*l,10,goa Qllto, *11 o*M tatoooo what* nokoto, Hi Belt Ttokrt*, M.90. Slab k*tM-U Tlok*u lor tot K Tick**, tor (ICO. D1UWIOM AND ADVltOKY 20AUD. 9 Oldllold, Job* A koMoe, DuaM Nnud, WU- li*»H W*ke,E R Itevaa*, • Wail, Mia * hod- ff fctc.ll.acy Ui-Opr.raor Qllbcrt Kaddr Ma P It T; Johu k Eel „ IndDODoTU C; Col Tho* f OwmbPSH; Johd B Whitehead, x*4, Za kMor: OolW H T*y- Ibr, Btat* Bcnatw; Juiu 8 Bain, • 0 • 6 0. Addra*, soaaiualcatioaa to _ llrehSl&W* ». E—For Uirtkar ■articwlan apply M tohHeedtd *U» b,**e,t , iu H ,*i. ci.iUl r, Mlliu , Ho, aaa Itughtor, to) conic oat* Tho umu>I* n or It. It will Mil Id (Ml Uaimll Show It to o moo, and h* aarnodw*. It M care *rory tin*. BAi’t rather with heavy book* that nobody WUM. Honor It tho Uttar tea* toko* A goat* wanted ea,,ry«ki,re. lead tor drooler*and extra torn* to Te-Caj Publlthlag OonpMy,'rbllad.l- phia, Now York, Boctou, or ChMaga, . 4w aprld WORKING CLASS ftMSTSt plo/moAt At bourn, or oruaiag: so CtpitAi; in- ■tvocttoAi Aid vaIaadIo pAohAgA of fOedo nit fTAA by BAll. Addreoi, with Ss o$ii AtAmp, M. YOOrfed To., 178 QrAtnwioh WfW York, 4w To Let. THK BENT ABViCE tbit con lto-|f*6r«*u to porooBN Awfcrln< from £y$> pepfllo, billoifl oomplfllnt. ooii<wcott$iiiDpt}oft;-«tck pRAdibche, (war And qgihA, nelroui debility, or Of Any disorder Affecting the fltomneh. tho Ilf a * or kldnojA, !• to tone. oIpaora, end regniato the** Im* portent organ■ by the me of DR. IIJTT'8 VwIRT' > BLR LIVIR PILLS. They met Tory mildly. thoroughly reatore the flinotlonHl Actiafi oi tbf dlgottiTo organi end the InCfAtlneff find renofmta the whole Ayatom. They produce neither nauattn, griping or weAknota, and may bo takon at any time without change of diet or occupation, Priae 25c a box. Hold by all draugiita., dr. tuttThair dy* poesoRAM qnalftfea that no otiier dye doea. Ita effect ia Inatantaneonfl, nnd mo natural that lt «Ah< not be detected by the cioaeat observer. . It la barnilMfl and ewnly aj»ii* * among the fnahionitble li city in the United Btatea. averywhera. qRI TUTTs ' SARSAPARILLA V DELlC^-" Scrofula, firuptive Dihumum of tliv Skill, W. <n thouy’a PI re, MryaipelHi, Blrttchoi, Tumnn, Boiti, Tetter, and Balt Rheum, Scald Mead, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Pain and Knlargotuent of the Booua, Female Weakness, Sterility, l.eucorrhcaa. .or Whitea, Womb DifleaieR, DropNy, White BwntHugv; Byphllia, Kidney and Liv* r Complaint, Mercurial Taint, and Pile*, all proceed from Impure blood. I». flTT’l NARSAPAU1UA la the moat powerful lilood Purifier kuoifn 16 medical acleuce. It enters into the cirdAlAtlon and eradicates every morbific agent; reggfqtea theayatam; produces a beaut’ful rouiplexion ant) cauiea the botly to gain Heidi and Incr< , ittd''iri weight. -- Keep tha Blood neolthy and all wiU be well. To «io no, notliing baa over been offered that cm couiparo with tbi* viltfaide vegetable Extract. P ice $1.00 a bottle. Bold by all Druggists. Offlce 48 Cortlandt street, N. Y, Liver! Liver! Liver! HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, Ia a purely VKGKTABLK l’HKi’ARATIONj bar leaa and effective—a specific for all derangement* of the ; w . Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Stem 1 ach or Bowels. This M' diciue has been tried by thousanAl and bas never failed to give aatisfael ion. BE* Try one bottle and l»e convinced. > E. Is K Ni A SOXIv Proprietors and Main'acturera, Columbia,B. C, For sale by A. M. DR ANN )N, Agaut for 6olo!oi> bus and Opelika. »p2S—taWfia, LrvasPOOl., April 28—Noah.—Cotton quiet and nnehuged; ■**!** 12,600; 2,000 foe tonenlation and export. 4 1:80 r. u — Bale* or nplands nothing below flow middlings, (hipped in Merob end April 8}. 8 r. M. —Upland* 8}; Orleans 8}. 8:26 r. M.—Bole* to day of 7,000 Ameri cas. Livxavoor,, April 22—4: r. ..—Bales of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable to May and Jus* 8 3-16. DOORS, SAAH, ETC. NOTICE. OFFICE eiNOIR SEWING M ACIIINN CO., M Bko.o 8t., CoLonsg Oa. J. H. BRAMHALL, Agent. Singer lowing Muohfno* lo»t * lifo tlm* with bat very Utils expenae, If properly caffd for. aot bold Itself responsible for the bebAvL. Machlaeo when worked t y art ov hi raxy in- aoaa that clair to understand tewing jMMMA uffWL vaa MioitiH m aoaix adjust id at this omoi. Agrlft aodlm 4. H. BRAMHALL, Agtnt. Our Seventy Pane Muetra t*d Catalogue of DOORS, SASHES, BUNDS, BTAIB UAILfl, NEWELS, EANOY GLASS, Ae., looey am iBIwMUd J* balMlaf, . - rmlfl ofaump. KIOOH * THORVX, ' IM * IM CANAL Hint, jyll Mwly . N»W TOU OITT. New AdvertHementfl. . »h«lr (.wo oooatiM. . loCOUUV, i hiUd.lshlo, re. AMlMaXlEOLMR H B Coughs, Colds, Hearsiness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WKLLSCAR60LIC TABLETS PUT VP ONLY IN BLfilE BOXES. A TRIED AND MIRE REMEDY. ■oHhy Dregetota. Millions of Adres ’ RICH FARKING UHDS INNHKAIflA, NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP I To* Ymm’ Credit, latenrt edy I **r seat. D—riFtlT. rampklot, with 8*,tl***i HI***, Met h* The Pioneer, ItlMtnM* P***v, woMolot th* )*«lMd Low, rnollod Uwo to oil port* of tbo *M. Addrao* ' O MAVIS, Load Cowmlmlo* r Vl.f. H B, V M A, Web. Th* high*** MladtsMl mwthavttloo •« Barwpw my th* MiMigHt ttoio, Purldor *»d Dootetreoel ham to th* *tedt**l world I. JURUBEBA. •t* do*** of vital fcraee, oxBhuittn* Karsii.'SMK^HB ESS’- ! to the d*MI- OOT.8 TO.ICI* the l.lvor and Q. KBL- $2600 a BUSS l.v n m.UB8 ll.roul'C!!!, OO. Pul't, Hill*, »*■ ■ ■„«, f 4w •OhIITU IKU (hot wll par |U.rtf LAHOI CA8II WA“M OUA*.-| ANTUXD rou ALL, tllkot MX, y*«*| or old; con bo do*. d*rl»f Irfrero time *t yowf hHtoo, or P»y« ily to trovol. Lor*. oalMto to oxperl- OR. PI I HCE S G 01DF D1SC0VIR^ oURa gtaralgia, Hhg, hfif Diarrhoea. Lunestta, Bwu, fcwnw, Toothficht, InIIa Bobimmo, fflwiYfkk Sore Thnat, OcUd, SndMA ahnsutko, EfflierrhAgfi, Xte. moral todfcwtet STOVES AND TIN WARE. Stoves, Stoves NATHAH CRuWN, (OpiwalM Boo OEM)' w° Si - v&QM m - Columbus, Ga., ■OOLD rMpMttolly IxVlM th* eMretico of Ilia „ frl.od. *ad eaMosmn to hit <■. fm.lv. ,«h of iTOVIB, HOLLOW ANU MAMIKO W*»i, HOUdZ-FilUIUlIlKO UpOOS.tr. Aim TIN WAKH, ot wholooolo e*d nloU. M.nufectarrr of TIN, BUNN? .IRON AN OOPFZK WORK- - Booing end Oatteriug *0.0 promptly Md I* the tart MMfor. B. Mllrim 0 Mil, IboIlH Mt*l»d thotbOM* ' ,1.. Mtir. ■ottotollln*. *W*rrUo itbWMMlMNL Ojmo ood wo tltoMyr* k|, toBMoodowtr .' j , f • ,
