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Newspaper Page TextJ =!tsr coivkMCM cca£»b> Ptvnc. flU Ctrenffs** MeM mf FRIDAY.... wtrami HAY A 1M4 CITY AFFAIR#. ... . COLVMMUM BAHT KAAKMT. IApil^klll44Ntol 4Mvd ggnuudOl BmUmmmm. rnrAWCTAi..—Sight bill* on Naw Ysrh par t#n p*ru*Ldlt*>aat; oa Boston X par eeati *a Sa vannas %9H per **at;dsms*d MU» — Wmm MOlf p*r**BLBaaksans*Ula(*h*eke*a Raw York at id*, paeaalum. Oamasy Iwa IOU4 par aaaL par manta. OaM aad ailrar aoml- nal. Oorroir.—Markvt quiet Tha Mlowlag ara |^| ||mt|ogi • Iafartor • 9* Ordinary and stsinsd 10 011 (food Ordinary 14K0— Law WddUnfO UXOU* MMtttogs..... M *- Strict Middlings 1*M0- Salaa MO halts. Baealpta 47 balaa — a by M. fc O. B. B.| *4 by wagons) 1 by If. A ■. B. B. I a by W. B.B.1 Oky rtrart • by 8. W. B. B. Shlpsuato «t baits — 0 by 8. W. B. B.; 4> for boma aoaanmpUon i a by W. B. B. daily arAvmnm. , stub an hand Aafaat Mat, tin 1,177 fiaaata^ «b4|£Z? -jtl.. * pmliniii' Sana Day Laar Taon.—Aagast Mat; 1071, IMi raaalrad aamaday I0i total r*u4pto4t,t*7i ahlppad aama day Mil total thlpattato 40,4071 a took T,f041 aalaa 44. Mlddllaca 1CK*. 17.8. Poara.—Baoatpta tor Odaya 10,040, at* porta ta Oraat Britain 4*AW| to Oontlnant Sib# g#g MtmphU JNNftWMfi Both ldajara Qraan and Hamp. Wllklna ara aow at tba tarminna aaparintanding tha work of laying tba iron. Tha it programing rapidly. Jtt. Jtoa. Mtop 4Iraaa. Thin dlotingalnhad Catholio Blahop of tba Diooaaa of Georgia, will arriaahara thla aftamoon from Maoon. It in expaotad ba will praaafa to-nigbt. Ha it Tory impraaaira and aloqnant. Wirt at Owarrpfaw, Aim. On Tnaaday night—anota informa i tha bltokainith and boggy mannfaotariag akopa of T. Boykin k Oo., wareeomplata* ly burned. Tba fire atarted front tha lower atogr and apraad vary rapidly. Nothing aevad bat a faw tool*, bnt tha hoaae oontainad little to ba injured. Lorn amonnta to oonaidarabla. A «** ftemaibewr- Ona in being boilt at tba Eafnola wharf of COfaat keel; 10 feat floor; 11 feat 8 ineben beam; 14 feat aarom deck, which in to ba oallad “Jobnia Bab," and intend* ad for Halting and picnio partial. Ha ' Jtmu Durham aad 0'Byrm*ara boil Hr. Oharlaa Hayer, who baa bean long while in tha Western Onion Tala- graph Office in thla oity, left yaatarday to aanra tba aama company in Bavannah. Ha ia a native of Oolnmbna and learned bow to operate hare. Thongh yonng, ha la ona of the moat oorreot and npeady of Western Union operators, and ia ona of tba oleveraat and moat courteous of yonng nton. We wish him snaeaas. A ttonorol Bpiltt«g mf Jtaga. The horaa belonging to Hr. Hersoh, tha rag merchant, oonalodad yesterday ha would have aoma fnn of hia own. So on Bandolph alraat, ha started on a vigorous ran, and by the time he bad reached Broad had emptied tha wagon of Its con tents and smashed things generally. Bags and ootton pickings wars scattered all over tha streets, while tha horse, with some stray harases attached and flying at his heels, took a fnriana gallop ap tha street. The piokars tied a gay time gath ering the debris. In the armory yesterday, jnat before tha company left, Prof. Davie, tha leader, waa presented by tha mam barn of tha Oo lnmbna Guards Brass Band with a beauti ful gold badge. Pendant from an arch is a goldau French born. The workman ship is very beautiful. Lieutenant T. W. Grimes made a vary graoaful little pre sentation speech. Prof. Davie has mads tha Guards' band one of tha finest in tha State. We notioe that tha band in La fay el to, Ala., has secured his aervioee for another month. It is that ba did not arrest Yancey and oany him to tha guard-bonaa because of tha difflouly with KUnk, bnt after ha had helped him up, and waa ooadneNng Urn to a plana to wukht* taoa, he aommanasd coral Dg and abating Mm. Ha conld not aland so many opprobrtona terms as a re taro for his kindness, and so' lodged him in tba guard-house. His pettnar, polios is an Fsagiu, reports that ha received tha aama oourtasiss. If parties have bean disorderly on tba streets, and tbsff bo- coma quieted, it is not o us tomary to aerr} them to tha guard-house, if a sum mons ba sufficient to bring tlMm before the Uayor tha next morning. An offiscr has positive instructions navsr to release a prisoner except by order of tha Hayor or marshal. The “Colonel” is a good oflkar, and our remarks entitle him to a hearing. We warn lothe to believe he would oppress any one. TheOoiasdrasGnards gave their second annual pienie yesterday at Belch's Ger dau. The company aidvhfl there at 8 e'eloek in the afternoon. The Oily Light Guards, as invited guests, aoofl followed, gome drilling an said, whan the two or ganisations, after mutual salutes, entered the beautiful grounds.',.' The Columbus Guards' Brass Band furnished delightful music. Then there was regular guard mount ing, and sentries were postad. The City Light Guards bad generously offered to share in this duty, but they were regarded as honored guests, and their oowteous proposition was defined. At sunsst the dress parade of (he bat talion took plaoe on tha river side of the Garden. Oapt. Shephard of the Guards commanded, and Lieut. Brantley of dm Oity Lights naked aeadjafaek Gke Gtmrd’a hand furnishing music. If was s beauti ful some. Back lay the Alabama hilts. The lost rays of tha sun gleamed o’er the tba distant heights and burnished the gloaming bayonets with silver, while tbs music of the stream mhigtsfi with the melody of the instruments, and the. bal conies of the build lags sad tha adjsoeot grounds ware crowded with the Monty and chivalry of Colombo*—alt forming a delightful contrast of coloring and a soens of picturesque attraction. Tha orders annonnoed Oapt. W. H. Willtkms of the Light Guards, “offiaar of the day;" and Lieut. O. H. Williams of tbs Guards, “officer of the Guard." Daneing during the day had bean goipg on in the large and spacious halL It was charmingly decked with evergreens and flowers, flogs and mottoes. At the farther end were tha words “Welcome to the Oity Light Guards." As the night grew on apaee the toll groves aad shrubbery shone with the mafljr head lights of Ohinese lantern*. Several large refleotors had been so planed as to illuminate tha grounds with the al most light of dsy. In front of the build ing and rear war* fired brillant flam beau and lustrous lamps ahsd thalr sheen of loveliness over graeeful forms wondering to and fro neath laafy bowers and amid meandering walks. At intervals lira-works, with brilliant glare, would rise athwart the darkened sky and describe graeeful eurves along the pathway of the night. In praam, strnwberriss aod other dell- eaeiss were furnished in abundenoe. Tha ball-room was filled with the beaqty and elegance of Columbus. An excellent band had baan provided and a piano placed upon the stage. 'The red and gray singled in pleasant movement with the rich drapery of woman’s attire, end bright salon and fascinating 'faces flashed be. fore the bewildered gais. Hardly had one alluring figure glanced before you ere another equally as enrapturing met the gase, until the form stood transfixed as an admiration point, and the eye was bewildered with visions of graoe and beauty. Every detail was perfect, Cud the en tire affair was a superb suoceas. At intervals ia the dance the Manner- chor Would sing, and their spirited rendi tion of the best airs of the Fatherland were reoeived with Relighted applause. As night drew on apace lb* throng in Ihe grounds increased. Hr. ltelch kept hi* braes band organ constantly giving forth its resonant strains, and tha dance kept on, and perfect order was main tained. Tbs fast was developed that those grounds are the choioest ones at whioh a successful pionio can be given. We giye the Committees that managed this delightful entertainment, j Thu Com mittee of Arrangements^ to whom the ohief credit of preparation and work is due, consists of Lieut. T. W. Grimes, Bergeanta O. E. Hoohstrsaser, J. W. Bar- bar, W. J. Holstaad, Corporal M. J. Craw- ford, jr., aad privates B. A. Wood, J. L. Hogan and Wm. L. Cash! The floor managers were Lieut. C. B. Grimm and private* 8. 8. Murdock,0. U. Watts, C F. Fredricks and A. B. KUnk, of tha Columbus Gsards; and privates J. K. Harris, W. C. Turner, T. 0. Sturgis and O. J. Howell, of tha City Light Guard#. .iribS'tir TiiitiQ id# groiiHn mm diy ... night. The affair was ebaparousd by the meat elegant ladies of Columbus, sea the young had enjoyment to haut’s oontent. They ware surrounded by t^e beauty of —Tcstardsy true the only besatifsl dsy wahavshadiusim^ame. .. —Dry paint is removed by Upping a rub with a handle ins Msuagsolatlou of oxolie mid. It softens at ansa. -Eggs war* bought yesterday at see- mUm dill piv 4dMi C s ' FSfiL^ (aunt (immlMiHlJMl * mffigtfl^ ■NHBB HH^KVYIMM JVBB| mMHI can hasp lata hours. —Oattnn asad mu in vmy BtNe demand. U iU* mmlmt. Hmt wm ikkMkl kt. '• AL momeve^ooe Us ‘sSwMtnr replahw i«g- —. _ —The river hnsfaBsn grsalty, and sMB is bseosting lower. m fff Ml ImI Mlmi pMpli oontsmplata raising a military company. TbOy havs net organised yet Only those of axeslleut morel oharsetar, and, whs ptsnd wefijitk wUtm Cud blocks, will ba reoeived. Non* of tha blatant Badteal would-bs politicians eon bseomc ssem- b*r*.^~ v r Manto- m . Blask nl n ' ' - Sftfrvfr ‘ •nr 'uSsgSf+T* WIU span Monday, new lot Black Onw- adiscs, Flsin and 8^ Striped, at aptfifi tf 1.8. lotos'. 1.8. long. 8 ■saasar/s:, ■antes In mad Hnnnihstntsv of Fins •r* Hosiery and Glovac, Bihbonc end Lawi cheap, at 1. a lotos’. tea for hay at anetten, yesterday, wm i.1» per bnedred weight. The'fccwm, srs buyfng Ism hay this ysar than at cojr period sinoe the war. . . > . —Troy, film, pays lf^a. per dosea for HfttafNa fa chWhcnsi -If people want snnnasICsCiruC or the spbstsnce of them published, they must seed ns their names with the U'- Hfloond upply || fftntiMa ( U.Tfc 840WHL_ To arrive, a larg* lot of White Striped LaWas at fifi ocats, the ehsspeet goods oil Jo Las only 85e per yard. iprteodtw —Fishing is now the fawpetynperac*- cant of those whose bnsincktU d4H: J —The ssilMary en the streets were the cancatisMfifyesterfley, Bethosmpssis* ia marching to the pienie greflads bad full ranks. —Instead of “it’s a long time batwssn drinks,” the Imbiber now says *qt’s a lohg tlma sinoe I signed my last pledge.” —A gentleman whe hhdbsea called a liar a half dosan times, at last sailed in and gave-ths Heskgtmrd who did ita sound drubbing. The monotony of the thing was what rilsd hiaL —Though on* thousand tickets have been issued to Him Nellie Grant’s wed ding, and her father is .MGhy million, and her islanded “ineome’s” *80,000 yearly, w* have not yst received an invi tation. Who’d a thunk it 7 Second supply of Black Grenadines at 'CO'&nts and upwards, at the Virginia Biota. Oo. Msrs mf Thunks f I raspaatfolly tandsr say asoat eoadial thanks to the members of tba Columbus Guards’ Brass Band for the beautiful sad symbolic Badge with whioh I was pro- sauted, yesterday afternoon, by Li Grimes, in their behalf. It is — highly appreciated, aad will aver ba worn as a fond ruminisosaes of thalr m*yi u Poor. 1. F. Dams. nature, adornment, and art. The Wall Silver Comet Bsnd played several pleaaing air*. We were aston ished at the rapid improvement they svine*. They were among the honored gueets of the Guards. At a late hour, after a season of the highest enjoyment to themselves and gussts, the Gourds, oecompsnied by their friends and generous rivals, the City Lights, returned to their armory. Naught but the memory of a charming evening, and pecuniary and soeial suc cess, and the mousy, that most desirable of all worldly things, is left to remind the Colombo* Guards of their second annual pionlc. In tha oc*a of Wm. Yancey and H. G. KUnk, alluded to yceteidey, KUnk was fined *18 SO, and Yancey dismissed. On ly three or four witnesses were examined. The evidence in the main- was to the ef. feet that Yaaoey, after being same sharp words, was turning seemingly to leave, whan KUnk knocked him down and stamped him. Col. H. A. Blonford rep resented Yancey.- Busan Stewart and Elisabeth Hess, charged with disorder, were dismissed. dance Goings, for dlsordsHy conduct, was fined *7 SO. 81. tfehtsts CTmpsCCStorJrii Fte-Me. This Sabbath Bskool, numbering about on* hundred aad fifty members, gave its utb pio-nio on Wednesday, May fith. The weather being unfavorable for the occa sion, thSSs were not as many as wars ax- peoted. Thsy sssemblsd by alfio 1 o’clock and Bunked to th* spot chosen for the purpoee, when they spent the pleasant hours iu search of suoh amusements as is ssssntlal to their shjoymsat. At liso th* cWths was* spread opened, th* children at* and ptononnead th* luxuries nica. After dinner orations, speschas end icssps Wtcs deUverad. Ut- tie Lula Walker was arowaed Qosen o’ths Hay. B. H. Matthews was orator of th* day. A. E. Wilson, H. Andrews, UtU* Willie Mitchell aad Hastar A. Taylor da- Uverad ecaaya and speeches, suoh *a suited the ooCfislon. Him Fkunte i. Howard played the organ, while a choir, eompoacd of excellent voices, sang. Tha exeralses wet* finished by 4 o’oloak, after which all proceeded t* their usual way of enjoy, ment. At 8 o’elook »U raturned to their respective reeidenees. H. Anderson and Amos E. Wilson were marshals of the day. Mr. ttresn Wright is Superintend- ent of tbs Sabbath BcbeoL OssaruUy, th* day wm enjoyed, b^ all who fMcnded. r S3E^ rr In oollrge parlance thW term is used to denote tha fbusey and frighteatags which praotical-joUng studants, partly of th* Junior, hut most geuarally of the Bopko- more class, inflict on tba new comers, es pecially those who aC|dr* to be Frtshmah. IWm JCtoesw C4II On* 0*Ct*«fc, wl CRAB. BMTMAK A CO.’B, s . - jj ■ 7i;'j ' -9 VMer 4k* Mwul Pise iiter, 8 Llqnofaad Wthe Hobce,~ilnd tUs^fiaest Bestauraat ia Oolambus, on Broad streM, Jow GaotglarHhaaa Bonk. my* tf VMTOAD l~*0tMjrtATiaV I HighFfioe. can no longer exist. Oash basis is th* prineipl* now, and as I desire t, am afhaiog'my stock of Dry Goods, jo;9*^nnq« Boots end 8ho4C, Hosiery, arUele* in' ibis line, at Ism Osil and examine, and make on* dol lar go farther than two atopy other plaoa. I am in earnest. If you doubt it, step in and havn proof of tba foot. ■ - 8* ~tt 114 Broad St., acyl 4m T ?tI Oolumbos, Go. Diadem Sngar-Oured Hshu,18c. Breakfast Bacon Stripe, 17e.' Choice Green Ilia Coffee, side. Choice Boasted Bio Coffee, 40c. Choice Oreoo Java Coffee, 40o. Choio* Boasted Javs, 004. New Orleas* Saaw-Wkit* Sugar, (ij lbs. fq».*i- - v/ • New Orica ns FuneySsgar,7 lba. for *1, Leaf Lard, 7 lbs. for *1. New Orisons Mslamssjehetsi), 1 gffiian for *1. dll goods guarapteed, and delivered ‘ dmyage, by- aVl Enown myrfft A freak supply of the bast Prints at ten cents per yard, at Bytuousan's. n r DMKBB OOOBB Cheep at Cbiolss's. marie A 0AMM CHAtrcm: , Although tha times do not improve, the necessity for Dry Good* continues, and to meet the emergency, T: E. Buroum is prepared to asll for the cash his stop!i of Dry Goods, Notions and Hosiery Ac. Ac., at very low flgurm for oash. Farttoylst attentie* is oulla* to Us splendid sslaotion of Dram Goads, whioh ere offered at “panin pries*:” He eon- tinuee to offer, for th* cash, Coats' Thread a* 70 eadta, Standard Prints 10 oents, Factory Chocks 14 cents, Louds- dala Bleached Hocaaspon at U oents, and other goods in proportion 3 aprIO If Used elika by the uadi cal profession and the people, it hold* efcpUjoa held by ho other medlein* in this ooontry, or, perhaps, th* world. [aprto eodkw Arwwmiftafshl,.. -feefcay'flanlslt feet cry prism, at J. 8. Jqnns'. . ; odd ffwOge eT Oawaty Oaas*. FuU fines of prma ,aandp,*t^ ^ J.8. _ AtCsrasy and OsaassUsr at Lew. aprfiO Boxfr, Movr, son*, Xunross. Lttns f. Oistua ’ ■uimcu « suaua ; | geefifts spa gpCVinamctleas at Loss. on** He. 17 Brass strut, ew Wtttlck * Kis- Ml’a JkWklry 8loi#. wan^noMM tm IIm 8uu ud Vod*nU Court*. The proper plaoe to go when yoa want obcap Dry Goodsis Aaxu A Hunnoan’s. Th* proper thing to do is, goto Acs* A Hurdoeh's and lock theaagh thsi* hand some line of Bilks, Grenadines, Poplins, Striped and Corded Organdies, and select what goods you want. The proper plea* to find Oassimeres for pants, boy* Oassimeres, Cottoned**, Linens is St - Anna A Muxdooh' The proper plan* to pfOOure the latest novelties In Bilk 'flekrfC^Bngs, Fans, Leather Belts, Ac., is at Aoao A jfuaDocH’s. The proper place to huy BlackGMna- diaed in all styles aheap last . . . , Acs* A Hnsnoon’s. nn CI0AMB .• A ■■■»«, *» t* at* BdffVGfB. V- *9U. ’SAM*BRa..fl^Mmb AtCsswsyaaLaw. JeM OWi i rsr iVttttsh lf fflsul’s. J7iun?> 1 ‘.■".■nr'.i — omruel OCMseur Vrur, UlawkO*.'. stere, eertkWMt raw Srtsl tsi Wl Cutr SU. JeS Am KsaxH.I aacbsaatdbr at Law, • apt Mstal Ooetts to Ourgis seta tl,Ostom**s,Oa. Jts. M. XstsstL. Cuss. J. twin. B8788BLL * BWCTT, Is*. Will ertcUm jettebeesbsa uimii> „ A.ks*4*Oa.'ssti>n, 8resC sunt, Ostesilies, Oa.J«1 Attoreeie at 0»esssllo«* et Is ta. OurU ml thor*to 101 Alshesw. CHSo. wimt C., "HftfiCfflfiN, sOTliii mr OweS*’ Otsslitor., Uolnsi HUieiT * UAHM, Omm srm A 8ms A Co.’s tnu, Stoss St. lit] Won Bids. a. j. ficus, Atsaraey and Cawaaellar at' Law Owrals ITob. luisruc. Costpaoy build!Bf, uc- iwrals lie 1/1 Imw, CatasnbBh, Oa. Will prsetlM to sey Court OOm enr Asm A Murdoch's .tort. [norIS Doctors. r of It OUlr and Olio* tali' * Id toll a w Mps7dtl OfSc. Otirasr Bis*4 teCJUsdalpk struts, Surrnt’ C^sM.lvls ee reteytk, thru Soon Uluw St. Clsir. ■B. J. A. mtlHLIT, WM. CMOW, co., fW, CtUtkurp, UKut, - *"**• Colmnbu. OurJJJ/ Will coetuct tor Uoj„ „ ru*>o.M. prlcu, ^ “J tip m,. tutor to U a. sso?. Confectioner., i. o. Cn *r kunhum, ADS DKALlt IN AU Uad* *C Geatoetleasn ... Oflloc «t 0. J. Moffat 1 * Drag Store, Broad street. B—id—— on 84. OUlr, between Mroed end ipfi front BU, CoiuBboa, Qt. BB.I.C.VMK, Drunnlata. i. 1. OBIfTIN, Impacted Brag* aadUhemitads, Night toll u ton or Coor.. yen l iordai, »,**# 1 GENUINE MIBABiilA: tJ^QABB! whioh are tor mi* At WHOLESALE AND BEWAIL, i—. i flrl j >].g AT BUHLBUN cioab ehpobiuk, house with th* Bed tfitfc, .ha* low Enquirer office. ■ — Tw* Coots tolow Qn. W. Browu’s, arteC Strut, Cotoulius, Oe. 88- Might Bdl right W ssath duet. Sgt Colombo*, Ua., f«-tt>i> - OvWffh'hed fiMdtoMka, Tatlet Artlslea and PwrlSuaerjr. Cpl» tf Buppass you have “tried fifty mme- dim" and rCceirtd na b*«**<, is ibce* therefore “Wo belia ln Gtl*adt” Verily 'erily there 1*. Yottr liver may be congested, your stern tekMdf pwmlyacd, your nerve* quivering, your muenlm knotted with to it ore, your bawala eoaelrieted, your lungs dimmed, your blood foil of impuri- tiee—yet in omm week after eommeWniBg.. n cootie of Du. Womb's Vnruatm Bit. me you will fual like * new esentnr*. aprfiO 4w Factory OhsekSat 14a per yard et Blum ous on’s. Th* 1 stoat style of Striped Permian just received at mh26 If BuManimD’s. Cotton Pnetorloo. Watchmaker*. ft 80HOMBUKO, ffwuetial Watch maker aad Jawalar, BnecoMor to L. Outuwnky, 10# Brand itrwt, J#ll Ooloubu*, On. O. H. LBQUIN, Oysters, Fish, Gama, and all thing* good st-r ud nrmM. to eat. ohtlttf The proper plaoa to buy Oaliooaa ut IA eants par yard and Goats' Thiead *I T0 cants per doseu is at Aoan A Htmooci'*. Th* proper plaoa to buy 4-4 BUaahud Homtsp.no ut 10,18) end 1* UMto a yard Is Am A Momtoom’*. bouts WELLS' B1AV1KO SALOON. (SweM^r to II. llenro,) i, ffnd« r OeofgU Hon* Xnwrnnoo Build;udi* frowpt «u J polite bnrbwn In nti*nd«iiofi. Jn26 Th* ptoper pises to buy Atutriesn Cambric to at Aqps k M.\nk*xm'm. Goats’and CLsrk’sBpsalGritoa st 7(to. par doMu, at . : "11= Barber Shops. fittskCaadyUs W* ekargs for boxea. Lively and Satoi^ Tuojiuao^ Idewtr, Mssatfawmn Oatsrasan, Moors •“uuth, **98 . Poluabnt. (is. A. vaimu, fidtoty aad Bala ii.^. Oststsoars Sr, Colossi*, «*££"" *'«« uimiu, mSSKrSt: ^ ■ .Ubh. ' “ ' ~ Restaurants. 'J&E* ■“•nei Bread fftrcmt. decii ^BLtKii, v Tin and Coppertimtii 'Order* from nbruad i W*. FEE, i Ha, Sheet Iran, ■ *1. in >ro.J Fresh Meats. J. W. UATUICK, Stall* No. S and IS, Market Hoi »r-h Mtoto .1 imwlnaju, u.t <«» J- T. COOK, Freeh Heats ml All .-u.i. n,» u Dentists. w. r. tiomkb, Dentist, Oppo.lt. 8trupp.r'a tuiljlng, ton*,,* , ft®' 1 * 1 Mtottliioi slv.u tu th. inwraotol ® c i. M W.I1 M to UtontlT. tonti, tohSS dsw ft B. rAUUft LCeeased ApeStoeearr On. tnr store VlrglaU Grocery. Ce^Phyrtclus' Prucrl,ttoH aodvs rpuioltjr. OOLCHSUS MAKUVAOrVBINO OO., MsnllKtnus ef Sbeetlas*, ShirOags, .aad Sawing aad Knitting .Thread. Garda Wool ud dried* Whrat tad Core- 7KM flTNkrcr Wtttich ft Klsuri, •.|t«,t.l,.lyk at. Jolt ft. H. CHILTON l ,...ld.at. HLSCOOKK HAimCTUftHS OO. MfiiitioUrtn of BHMXTIMOI, CUIETINGd, TARN, XQFft, fto. COLUMBUS, OA. e.r. ■wuT.rruidut. W. A. CWICT, Curatory ft Tnuarar. octal ly. V. W. HBMIS, i'.atlst* Or.t Jcuph ft fttoili.i aun. w. t. rooL Itcutist, t-.U) 1(11 Brci at., Columbaa, Ql w. j. rutiu, Deutl.t, upSJ flurgls Hone Uuiluiug, Gu ial Cun and Looksmiths PHILIP BlffLKB, Ua* ut Loek.with, Unaiord ,uut, Johaua’q tornir, Coluabsa. (la WILLIAM CCHOBXB, Use sud Lwhaialtt, and dul.r to Cini Jlrt tortoto. Oypaait. h&qitirer 0S«. DeOt and thoemaken ' WM. METER, Bdo4 and Shoemaker, Denier Id Leniher nud Kiotiings. Next Md 1 * 0#.'#. Prompt buu strict a tttutwi Plano Tuning, Ac. ' E. W. BLAU, ffepnliier and Tuner of I’lHnoei, Org»M Aeourdeooa. Hign Pniuting bIkw uoub. Order* ueny be be left at J. W. i-etuek Kora Crocers. ' DA.VI. K. HUE, Denier In Family Orucei irs, on Brynu itmi, iween Ugtetborpa * Jackson street*. 8fif" No charge for drHysga. Mm n. HAMILTON, Wholesale end Retell «recer, Junction of Franklin, Warron k Oglethorpe Mo eburga for drayage. I8HAM COOPER, Penally Qracer cud Dealer iu Country Prod Mpft noxt to “Jfmjuirer” Ofllee. Hotels. I*LAXTERS' HOTEL, Next to Columbus Hank Ilulldtof. Porter* at nil th* train*- „ rri „ n „ . j»18 MR*. W K BNIDKB. Propr Tailors. Q. A. KCEHNE, Merchnnt Tailor and Oultor. A full Mock of French »ii‘l KtitHib Cuainu-r-v anil iMtlnt*. *#ri« ' No. 1:14 Broad 8lto J, 0. MONTIS. Tailor. Cattlar and making In (he istci dJ'"- log and eto»ning n-atl.v 'I «< r ' **““ l tot S| Orer J. It. Johnatou a hat no ~ ~ HENI1Y gBLLHAM. Cutting, Cleaning and R.palnM Doula iba toil >t)l«. ,su apr34] Coraar Crawford and froti to* ». HUT, Barber, Crawford CL, andar Rukia Uoaaa, Celaaihua, Ga. rnmisiuaaatomMaaMmwaaamHu^uaMmau Dress'Making. . HISS M. A. SftlAUaSWMira, Dreo^Mtoktac, OntUnt ted Flttlag. V*rm*cb«n| Reeioeooe nnoahop In •rownorllle, nortd lawyers. W. A, Farley, A «a.Xt*« ▲ttormoy OUSSETA, Oa att* hooch a* CW-SpeoUl st entlon glvan to«o»w; HIMES DOZIEE, Attorney at HAMILTON, OA., W ILL praetlo. In tiro Ch*' , * l ‘ a ^ ( h ^I! or any whara alao. k'" 11 * any where ei*e. am •Tiff «u# or run ew*f.