About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1874)
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Atlanta “Oonearte of ye Olden a* an oh a aoooaaa that tha paopla trilling for Ua rapatitioo. -Tha IaraaUtaa of Thomuville, Amer- ■and Albas* ara arranging for a pio- , ok Smith villa on tha 18th taut -Tha ragbtration of rotors in Satan- k, aftar baiog open more than two ntb>, amonntad to only 770 on Bator* hf> —The Board of Polios Oommiatioaara |g Atlanta bar* azonaratsd the potiosmen Ifko ahot tha Fsdaral soldier a few days l*^ William Bias, an old oitiaen of Stow- |ut eoonty, but for aevaral years past |i lasUant of Xantneky, died last weak laUls on a riait to Stewart eounty. —Oontraeta for raboilding fire of the I bridge* in Honroa eonnty, that ware oar- liM off by lata freshets, hare bean wade I lor an aggregate sow of about $800. 1 —Oapt. Bobart M. Stiles, of Bartow lioaaty, was killed on tha 10th inst by a I (ill from bis bnggy in Oartoravilte. He |na a son of thalate Hon. William H. UK -The Atlanta eorraspondant of tha An. I psta Chronicle writes that Dr. LaConte, Is present President of a California ool- ■lago, will probably be appointed Btate I Otologist of Georgia. I —A correspondent of tha Angnata Con- ItitutionaUit oontanda that one grant need I of Georgia ia a nsw and aoenrata jnap of I Dm State, and bhunaa Gorernor Smith for I act eootinalng the work nponsnoh a Itenoanoad uudar Bollock. —The Thomaaton Herald reports great Inanity of ootton seed in Upaon county; I has heard of soma sailing at one dollar Iftrboshal; and says that soma plantar, 1 fill cot be able to gat seed enough to re- | —In an affray between several young I am of Honroa county, on Wednesday of I lad weak, John Abernathy was badly, I perhaps fatally, stabbad in tha back, and I m then shot George Hardin, who stabbed I Ha, but Hardin's wound in regarded ae —Tha Union Bpriaga fltrald in trying to reviva a auapandea brass band and a llfalaaa Hook and Ladder Company. —Hr. Joel E. Matthew*, on* of the oldest and beat oitiaena of Dallas eonnty, and eztenaivaly known throughout the Btata, died inSetmaon Honday. —The Eufaula Nnu learns that ona of the farmers near its city had hia oot ton atop so badly damaged by the late frosts, that ha had to plough up and re plant over thirty acres of it They are having candy pullings yat in Opalika. That ia uterally “lengthened sweetness long drawn out.* Tha Looal of tha TVmes had hia hands ao full of it tha other day after the last nulling, that the flitt ittinhcrt his sditsvisM si seen m the papar was opened. —We begin to get an inkUagof the reason why ao many papers have lately been started in Hontgoaaery.’ Thera were so many different shades of opinion upon the “Whits Han's Governmaot" issue, each division had to have an organ, and the consequent wrangling beats Babal after the eonfnaion of tongues. —There was no eon for-sale in Eufau la on Saturday afternoon. The last lot sold brought $1.26 par buahel. Shrop makes vary little complaint about it; but if a certain product of tha grain had given out, we would probably have thought that another Bald Mountain had erupted down the river. —An agricultural fair that was quit* a suoeaas has just been closed in Mobil*. It is estimated that during it, opening of five day* over thirty-flv* thousand peo- le visited tha grounds. Can Columbus isarsnoh reports, and then suffer it to be said of har, “ao sound eaa awake her to glory again ?” -The waters have now subsided so that the overflowed portions of tha Ala bama and Chattanooga road could be examined, and the Injuries ascertained. They era ao serious, says the Haridlan Mercury, that tha road will not propably be run through again for a month to come. Between tha bridge and Demopo- Us is a considerable amount of trestle work and embankment utterly de molished. Wasantoioa, May 18.—Davis, of Want Virginia, addressed the Senate iu favor of paying the olaiats of loyal citizens for property destroyed or taken by the Fed eral troops during the war. The Elver and Harbor Mil wsa read and referred to the Committee on Corn- West repotted a substitute for the bill granting the right of way through Ala- baaaa and Florida for railroads. Daws* introduoed a bill to reimburse West of Virginia for loses* during the war. Notioe was givsn that the Alabama eon- tret between Bpenoer and Bykes would be oalledup. Finanoe occupied the balance of the The Committee of tb* Whole was on the Steamboat bill with its amendments. The llabllty of owners, charterers, o(floors and mariners, for less of lifa or property, remains under the' jurisdiction of the oonunon law. An amendment abolishing oompulaory pilotage, azospt as applied by States to oertain vassals was adopted. The amend ment abolishes oompulaory pilotage on all Coasting vessels. Lioanaed offloere of steamers must wear the uniform or badge prescribed by Bvpervislng Inspector Gen eral. The Committee rose, and the bill was THE AEKAEEAE NUBBLE. Eons* Interesting Facts About the Situation. From tb* Atlanta Harold, 12th.] Learning that Hr. Iverson A. Jones, of Little Book, Arkansas, was in Atlanta S nterday, a Herald reporter interviewed m to git ncoins war raging in Arkansas. Hr. Jones treat deal I king as could be desired; ootton looking bediy; and eorn as good as eould be ex pected, with the hope of harvesting tha Urgtst crop sine* the war. —The body of Daniel Took*, On old Mgro man of Hseon oounty, was found | ia a rood on Saturday night, with half his kmd blown off by a gun shot, and other- vim mutilated. Thar* is no olue to tho nirdsrsr yet, but th* oitissns are rsso- hstoly on the search for him. —W* learn from th* Athens Watchman that s oo-operatlvs Grange Association, composed of grangers from the oounties of Clark, Jackson, Walton, Morgan, Mod- boo, Greene, Oglethorpe, Hart, Elbsrt, franklin, Banks, Habetehsm, Colon, Hall, 8*bua and White, has been organized in —H. P, Farrow, acting as U. B. Oom- uWener, has, after investigation of the thim, rsoommeudsd that the United i State* psy B. B. Dykes $30,000 for bis vkol* tract of nine hundred aeree on *U*h th* eesMtery of tbs Anderaonvill* prisoner* is located, or $2,800 for that portion of th* land oeeupied ss the oem- •tery. —Th* Elberton Qaeelte says Ann Hunt, Ik* nsgrsss who - wss hung last Friday I task iu that plaos for murder, confessed to having killed three other persons be- | *4ee th* on* for taking whose life she ezeouted. She died perfeetly happy, L ted entirely satisfied that she was “going tomeethsr Jesus." —According to tb* Savannah eorre- ■Poodanoe of the Augusta Chronicle, He*. B. H. HUl and Mr. Thompson, of tks New, bed a long interview, daring lb* visit of Mr. Hill to Savannah lost Saak, sad th* eorraspondant is aozious to kam whsthac they “bridged the bloody tktsm" that ha* separated them for years. —Tks Atlanta papers and their eorrs- ■poadsats an disoussing tb* propriety of nskshiag the two “high sehools” now •ersdafn part of their publie school sys- It is urged that th* system is too wp<salve for its benefits (oostiug about *60,000 a year), and that the tazas wliioli k*v* to be imposed to sustain it bear uu- tfieafly upon tome classes. —At the term of Upson Superior Court- *>* progressing, Judge Hall charged the “•sad Jury that a person was indictable ■or sstrying a concealed weapon unless it , **■ sufficiently ezposed for one to see : *edf*Hy determine its obsraoter. He t|se charged that if any door to adrink- mg saloon was left open on Bundsy, and Psraoae was* allowed to peas in and out, «Slawps**umed that such passage was lor th* purpose of drinking liquor. glean fresh news about tbs inter- ' Arkansas. Hr. Jones gave us a great deal of interesting infer- nation. 9 He says that th* sympathies of nine- tenths of the good people of Arkansas were with Bazter, the Badleal Governor, though there ia very little aotive interest shown in the matter, beoauae th* Demo crats don't feel that it is their light Brooks was undoubtedly elsoted. Baz ter wes illegally oouuted in. Bazter re fused to be a tool of the Badloala. This present movement is a oonspiraoy of th* Hadieals, who are now using as a tool Brooks, the man they defeated. The Badicals are lad by Clayton, who is now United States Senator, and whose term soon ezpires. This is a bold plot of Clayton's to seise the State. Clayton’s brother, John Clayton, is President of the Senate. Th* Ueutan- ant Governor is V. V. Smith, against whom there is a charge of forgery, and who ean be easily removed if Bazter is ousted by Brooks. Then if Brooks gets contumacious, he ean be removed, and Powell’s brother, as President of the Senate, becomes Governor and master of tb* situation. TH* CONTZNDIND rosozs. Brooks bss an army of about 609 ne groes and 100 whites, of whom fifty are prospsotive office-holders. Bazter has a larger army, but no leaders of ability Bazter can oommand any force. Brool is immensely popular with the negroes. He was Chaplain of a negro regiment daring the war. Grant wants to sustain Brooks, and any violence on Barter's part will affords pretest for upholding Brooke. Bazter has no personal courage. Brooks is very brave man.- Bazter dug up a sizty- four pound cannon near the river, wbioh is his sole artillery. Brooks has several cannon. Trade is very much affected. Alto gether the affair ia a curious episode of THE ARKANSAS PESTER. CEHSIBBSEMHAE. bobvIIIo, Mobile asl Femes- eela lallread. laapreveaaeat la deers la Elver*. Special to th* Atlanta Constitution.] Washington, Hay 11.—The Committee on Commsroe having refused to inolude an appropriation of $10,000 for tb* improvement of (be Oostanauta river in the river and harbor bill, Gen. Young called up bis bill this morning and secured its pasaMgu nuder a suspension of the rnlos, the only appropriations for Georgia in the river and harbor bill which passed the House to dsy, is $60,000 for the Sa vannah harbor. The Secretary of War ia authorized to order the survey of Oconee river from Oomulgce to Milledgevitle; of Wbitaohoo river from the mouth of Aoopilieo river, and of Achaliohinee river below Atlanta. Ws learn from th* Washington National Republican that Gen. Sherman favors the removal of the Headquarters of the Army from Washington to St. Louis. Th* Re publican does not think well of th* pro position, and wants to know tb* reason*. We have not seen the Lieutenant Gen- eral's reasons, but it appears to us that he will be at no loss to adduoe them. Another Levee Broken. Memphis, May 13.—Th* levee at Per son’s plantation, opposite Friar's Point, is broke. The water in Frist’s Point is three feet deep. [Friar’s Point is a plaoe in Coahoma eounty, Mississippi, 160 mils* north, northwest of Jaokson.] The bill reported by Thurman, from Ale Committee on Private Laud Claims, propose* to eztond for two years from the first day of June nezt the time allowed by the eat of June 8th, 1872, for the re demption of lands held by tha United States under the several sets levying dl- rsot taxes. Sherman's bill to regulate commerce among th* Several Stats* and with foreign nations is a oopy of the bill introduosdby John 0. Smith, of Ohio, in the House of ilepresentatlvee, Mareh 16th, forbidding discrimination in railroad obargss, and oompelling /ailroad companies t<r post eonspiouously the full sohedules of thsir respective tariffs, Ao. The bill reported by West, from tb* Senate Committee on Hailroads, proposes to grant to Denial P. Holland and his as sociates the right of way through the publie lands for th* eonstruction of a rail road from the present terminus of the Jaokson villa, Pensacola and Mobile Bail- road, on the Apaleohlools river, to th* oity of Mobile, Alabama, with brsnehss to Penaaoola and Bt. Augustine, Florida. The bill reserves to Congress th* right to fiz rates of tariff for troops, war mate rials, and the United States mail*. [The present terminus of the road is Ohattahooobee, Florida.] Washing tew Eases. Nomination—John Lander, for Post master at Fayetteville, N. 0. Bepresentstivs Hellish has been sent to the Insane Asylum. Confirmations—Abbott, Collector Customs at Wilmington, N. C. ; Clayton, of Georgia, Consul at Callao, (a seaport town of 9,000 inhabitants in Northern Peru); Sharp, Collector of the Third Tennessee. An adjournsd mseting of the friends of the Chesapeake A Ohio Canal was held her* to-day for the proposed eztenslon of the canal from the Cumberland to the Ohio river. It was stated the 120 mils* of ean at required to eomplete the con struction from Cumberland to Oonnells- ville, wonld cost in round numbers $20,- 000,000. A oommittee was appointed to present a memorial to Congress, asking for an appropriation in order that further sur veys and estimates may be mad* by Col. Sedgwiek. THE SEOBMIA HEIGHTS TEN. FLAB. Savannah, Hay 13.—The Grand Oom- mandery of Knights Templar of Georgia met this morning in annual oonclave. Owing to thf inelemeney of the weather, there wss no publio display. FASTEST BEOSBDED HALF MILE. Lzxxngtoh, Kx., Hay 18.—Flenna won th* half mile dash in 49]—the fastest time recorded. Faso, bat Little BE***—Neither Fart? Will Obey the Fed- oral SMScere. Lrtli Boot, Hay 18.—A sharp skir mish yesterday with varied results, when th* Federal* interferred, and the mob* returned to their quarters. The Baztsr- ites loet a hors* and slightly man wounded. It is reported that tha Brookites had eight killed and wounded. Her* Abeatlhe “Eer Inanaac*’’—Msmt. ' Nevrlsea She* at. Limn Boon, Hay 13.—As soon as the skirmish on the outskirts yesterday wss known in the city, Col. Bos* gave order* to have it stopped. On* company was found behind th* barricades, and foroing Baxter’s lines with loaded guns, and got ready to prevent their advano*. Another company, under Col. Noble, merehsd to wards th* battle field,halted half way, and au offioer went ahead. Brooks’ men were behind th* rifle pits, one side of which ware thrown np when Mark ham street was being guarded. Firing had been quite brisk on both sides. Bal ter’s forgo had been driven over th* op posite bill, between two of tb* Cairo and Fulton Bailroad buildings. The forces wore about 300 yards apart. Col. Bose was soon seen ridiog towards Bszter’s line, whioh bad then moved book towards the eity. Lieut. Morrison and Col. Bos* both galloped to different points to stop th* firing. Their efforts war* unfavorable, however, end ths.flring now became sharper and veered towards the city. Th* regulars marohed; .between, but soon came book to their original position. Th* firing between the pioketa wss not interrupted. Baxter sent out infantry to support White. When a blookfrom the State House, and passing it, they fired at. th* advanoed Brooks pioketa His oompany, one bloek from the Btate House, fired baek, and th* Baztorites re treated in good order. Several were seen to fall. Th* Brooks fores* were under oommand of Col. Brissolar. Toward evening King White’s oommand moved book toward the end of Fighting during the afternoon oocurrad in the early settled part of th* oity. Wo men and ohildren were soared badly. Lieutenant Morrison, of th* regulars, was shot at three times by one man—a Baxterite. Morrison was on horseback at the time, and endeavored to prevent bloodshed. He drew a pistol to return the fire, but it snapped, fisonua of Legislature Assembled. Lima Bock, May 13.—A quorum of both Houses of th* Legislature is now in session. There are fourteen members in the Senate and forty-five in the House. Both branohsa are proceeding with busi- Kaw Yoaz, May 18.—Flew qetel and heavy. Wheat dull and deolining. Con quiet and heavy. Fork firm; mem $1716. Lard quiet; steam 16], Cincinnati, Hay 13.—Floor dell and unchanged. Cora quiet at 72*760. Pro vision* in good demand. Fork firm at $17.60. Lard firm; summer eteam lOe loose, winter kettle lljjk Baoon firm; shoulders 7e, dear rib Rale, dear 10]e. Whiskey quite at 96. Loumviuus, May 18.—Flour qatteanfi nnohangsd. .Com quite nafi aaahaaged, 84a80. Provisions quiet Pork $17.76. Baoon shoulders 7], dear rib 10, deer lOf. Lard—ttoroe 11], keg It}. Whis key 96. Be. Loom, May 18—Fleer fism and fair destand for low and medium grades; superfine winter $4 26*4 76. Corn firm and buoyant but oleeed qaite at 68]*69c for No. 2 mixed at elevator, eaah. whis key higher, $1. Pork firm at $17 76. Baoon firm and soaroe; shoulder* 7]fo olear rib sides 10*10]e; deer sides 10]* lOjo. Lard hdd out of market i t«MW norm t* weak. II Will yrwvt it or forfeit .1600. NMumciits ssaaSSmaer. fill*ytrMata. SsaSfor DON'T! D0ETII DOH’Tltl Don’t What? Item that TmvtUaa Aml Bel save jeer fim as* Sovetsk* * ggffjwig. a* g*. i SUSTc. . BsaS Ittaw for oitselar aaS sstee list. $16 ssachla*for|6S, So. tie sweale* for|M,As; FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. LrraarooL, Hay 18—Noon—Cotton na tive and firmer; uplands 8]s]d; Orleans 8|a}d; sales 18,000 balsa, induding 6,000 for speculation and export. Later.—Bale* of uplands, nothing be low good ordinary, deliverable June and July, 8 9-10]; do., nothing bdow low middlings, shipped April ana Hay, do., deliverable Hay and June, 8]d deliverable June and July, 8 2-18 8dm of Orleans, nothing bdow low middlings, in Hay, 8|d; do., deliverable June and July, 8yd; da, deliverable Ju ly and August, 8). Sates of 8,200 bates Amerieao. Livnaroon, Hay 18, 5 r. K.—Bates of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable July and August, 8 ll-lfid; do., nothing bdow low middlings, shipped Hay and June, 8fd; do., ddiverabl* May and June, 8 9-16d.; do., deliverable June and July, Bid; do., ddiverabl* July and August, 8fd. Naw Yoaz, Hay 18.—Ootton firm; salts 1619 bates; uplands 18]e; Origans 19o. Futures opened as follows: May 18*18 1-10; June IS 1-16*18 7-89; July 18 9-16a 18 11-16; August;l8|*1816-16; September 18 6-16*18]; October 18 1-82; ~ 17 8-16. Naw Yoaz, Hay 13.—Futures closed steady; sales of 88,800 bale* as follows; May 18 8-16; June 18 8-16; July 18 ]a 21-82; August 18 16-18; Bept. 18 17 8i; October 17 81.82; November 17]; De cember 17}. Ootton quite and firm; sales of 1726 balsa at 18fal9; net reodpts 898. Mannas, May IS.—Ootton firm, fair demand; low middlings 17al7}; reodpts 187; shipments 887; stock 80,691. OnaaLmrov, May 18.—Strong; mid dlings 174o; low middlings 17e; good dr dinary 10]o; net receipts 607 bates; sate* 600. Naw Oauuus, Hay 18.—Market active; middlings 18]; low middling* 17]; good ordinary 16; ordinary 14; net receipts 686; exports to Great Britain 2101; conti nent 1781; sales 2600 —late r. u. 8800. Bostoh, Hay 18.—Higher; middlings 18}o; gram receipt* 124 bales; sates 200; stock 600. Bavaxhah, May 18.—Firm; middlings 17jo; net rsodpta 809 bales; exports to Great Britain 6,829; sales 866. Galvbstom, May 18. —Ootton quiet and unchanged ; good ordinary 16jo.; net receipts 646 balm ; sales 900. Hoiua Hay 18.—Cotton firm dliug* 17], loo middlings nary 16c. ; net reoeipta 96 100; stock 28,821. » VMT test tee Say ■absel tSaaBask. By W. r. SHliwur USA J. VAIL Tso paces ip toe- SM Hyaea ckolM Maslc. ttatedeayer. esyertor MaStag. Fries la keatee He.) fim ear looT A I* tar*. lb*4y Mar lit. HORACE WATBU fc 80*. 4*1 Broadway, Few Tsrk. |TLOR1HO10 Tks loaf-coatee ted sell of tko Florence dewing Maehine 0*. efalaet tko Bsfor, Wkoolor A Wtteoe.aed Urovet 8 Bober fisEgatew, lavelrtaf ever laally derided ky Ike tans) Ooert of Ike aHedtealea la Ever of HwPtOBFFOa, wkiek oeo kee krokea tko •eaoyily of klfk yrioeo. it SMohlso Mat oowi kaokward sad to risk! ead loft. . ... aiwyliri 1 0kioeMt—Bt. ^••jdforeateoaty. (yorial lens* toolekstad Jyril,»fA W 8 wfwkwi let **r lioa-r, wirwasniH, fa* sad laafktor, MO oonlo oats. Tho yoeple S ar* for it. It will Mil I* dull liSMOll Ikon It a aw, **6 he rarnsdow. II Is in* every Ilia*. Boe’l koteer wilk heavy kooke that aokody treata. Bailor Is tho Ihlnf that takeo. Afoato wasted every whoro. Seed for olnralsre eadextia ^ W?«5S5S«r' : Torbalewee end Bistres* Among the Miners—The Caw of Bnasla Expected. Loudon, Hay 18.—The striking miners at Durham are turbulent, as there is muoh distress in their families. ’ The Osar has embarked at Flushing for England. Tbe Prinoe of Wales, Duk* of Edin burg, and Prinoe Arthur will receive Ih* Czar at Gravesend at noon to-day, and conduct him direotly to Windsor. London, Msy 13.—Tbs Hussion Impe rial yacht, with the Czar on board, went aground yesterday after leaving Flushing, and was not floated until II o’clock this morning. Flags are flying at all impor tant plaoi a. SPAIE. ’ Baxonnz, Hsy 13.—Don Carlos baa revoked the banishment of the Cur* of Hants Cron and has recalled him to Spain. Madud, Hay 13.—The Internationalists or* beeoming troublesome at Alcoy, and an outbreak is feared. Th* Hew Epaalah Ministry. Madbid, Hay 18.—Tbe new ministry waa announced this morning. It is con stituted as follows: Zabol, President of Oounoil and Minister of War; Sagosto, Minister of the Interior; Ulloa, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Camaoho, Minister of Finanoe; Alonzo Mortinez, Minister of Justioe; Alonzo Otlmeuarea, Minister of Pabiio Works; Bomero Ortiz, Hinisier of Colonies; Boderiguez Arisz, Minister of Marine. TELEGBAPHIU NOTES. —The wife of Charles O'Conor, th* eminent lawyer, is dead. -The Louisiana nsltef fund at Boston amounts to $44,600. —Pritchard's Woolen Hill, at Beverly, N. J., ia burned. SHIP HEWN. Savannah, Hay 18.—Arrived : Bon Sal vador, Saragossa, 0. W. Lord, Florsll*. Cleared: General Bhepley, Emily Cook, Etna, Bremen. Sailed: Huntsville. Ar rived : B. O. Orooker. ♦ton firm; 116], good 90 balm; DOCTORS. Dr. J. H. OABBIORB, SUmOEOK AMD PHYSIOIAH, O FFICE upstairs 8.E. oor of Broad fc'Ran- ilolph Streets, where ho mty bo found day or night when not profotslonally on*seed. Columbus, April 2e, MIL dtf 0«nh$, Ooldt, AND A ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT VP CELT IE ML UN BOXHE. A TIMID AND SUM REMEDY. ■aid by Drsgflsfs, for RH Ilf Ions of Aoidd sich FAfiKnra lands utnmxAiRA, NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP 1 ^•r t«rm» .Cnflii, IrInmi nlf I wtt mi Pwcrtfllf UppMfi VMl ■MtlORDl MAfR,DR«t f OR. Th# Plon#Dr ( 0 keelilmi niesuetod pepea eoatriataf tbs Honastead law, metlud free fc all ports of tko world. Address O. f. BAVIL Load Oowmlsetoasr 0. V. Bilk, xkXT tv Omaha, Bob. e* Nmsepe my tko strmgssl Teels, purifier sstd Diikstramt know* to tb* mteloal Wortd Is JURUBEBA. gjeg&dMjfiT* Notice. U. S. Internal SeyRnne SPECIAL TAXES May 1,1874, to April SO, 1878. 1 111 L1W of DooRoibtr 84 1878. r^qilrtR Dttrj lion on enfNgetl In an/ LubIumw, RYocntlon, or eERploytnent which rarnfara hi» llhbl# So n 8PK01AL TAX, TO PMOCUMM AND PL A CM CONSPICUOUSLY IN IIIS MSTANLIBHMMNT OH PLACE OF BUSINESS. A STAMP, (WnDiiag the payment of $*ld fcPRClAL TAX for tho 8p#> cial Tax year, beginning Mmjr 1, 1874, h#for* com mencing or oontinnlQg bnaintM after April 10, 1874. THK TAXES FHBBACEU WITEIV TEE PBO- TI810M8 or »E LAW ABOVE QUOTE!, ABE THE rOLLOWHO, VI*. i RectiflerR .1800 00 Denlera, rctDil llqoor tb 00 IhwlerH, wholRRDle liquor 100 00 Dcalerf in malt liquora, wholeiale 60 00 Dealera in malt iiqnora, ratnil 80 00 Dcalan in leaf tutarco 8A 00 Retell Sealers ie leer tobeceo..,. 400 SO" Dfttf*, ObtehlMi* *nd rilHEIItl. And oo eetos of ever Il^WO,*Ky oestsfoe I’’ "'TOO' MARKETS. ET TELEUBAFU TO EHtlUIBEB. Memey sued hteeh Markets. London, Hay 13.—Consols 93], Erie 82*82]. Nsw Youx, Hsy 18.—Stock* dull. Honay 3 par cent. Gold 112. Ezebanga —long 488; short 491. Governments steady. Btate bonds dull. Nsw Yonx, Hay 18.—Honay easy at 8 *4 par eent. Gold weak at 112*112], Governments strong and bnt little doing. State bands doll and nominal. every dollar Id escese of 91,000. Dealera in manufactarwd tobacco Manufacturera of atllla And for each attll mknufSaetMred And for each worm menufactarad Maunfactnrars of tobnooo uanu acturera of clgara Peddlara of tobacco, Aral claaa (mora (hu two bor»ea) Peddlera of tobacco, aecond claaa (two boraaa) Peddlara of tobacco, third claaa (ona bona) Peddlera of tobaoco, fourth claaa (on foot witb tbe foragolag raqnlraraanto, will be a to aerere penaftlea. Peraoua or Aram liable to pap aay of tbe Bpeclal Taxea named abore moat apply to ALVlM B. CLARK. Collector of Internal Ravenna at Mecca, or to tha Deim«jr Collector of tha Division lb •bleb they ao btulncsi, and pay for and procure the Bpeclal Tax Stamp or 8tamp4 »hay need, prior to May 1,1874, and without rui'Taaa motioi. Jo Wo DOUCUM, Oommlaalonar of Internal Revenue. Orricx or Irthmal Revxxux, 1 Wabmimotom, D. 0., Vobnuwy 18,1874. / RprIT dStawfw E. C. HOOD & BRO. INF OONZTANTtr ON BARD VDLL (HOCK* AT MW Fisvaas. Wood. Wood! QDM WOOD, ready a*wed,94A0yer cote. Weed laered for M eeaie per eord. Orders filled yroeiyt- Iy on eypllcatlsfi Is tee hkfiltt MUDOOOEB MAHUTIO 00 A DRW fiOrVLT Lonsdale Bleached Sheeting. PEA000K A SWIFT. yta PACIFIC LAWNS and Fran oh Muslins. PEA000K A SWIFT. myt* Beautiful SpringCassimeresl E*mth*ra (Vo.) Mahw. ' PEACOCK 4 SWIFTr ; *n« M
