Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Enquirer.
VOL. XVI.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1874.
NO. 128.
DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY
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_Tba New York exeartiag editors w.r.
t. hot. arrived at Atlanta on Banda,
avoaiug.
—Wool ia wiling at thirty-two cento in
goathwn Georgia, d.liT.rad to tba .to-
tlon. od the railroad*.
—A. J. 0me, ol Atlanta, has, says the
Onutitution, .leven bandied acre* of
land under fence in Baker county, which
h. will noon atook with on. thonund
head of shaep.
—Moat of the arretted “.oiled doves’’
of Atlanta war. fined $10 each and ooata,
by theiU*oorder'a Court on Friday. There
U talanow of trying th. St. Lout*
“lioMwa" plan in Atlanta.
—Since hi* brother’* aoqulRal, John
Chisolm, who wat indioted by the grand
jury for aaaanit with intent toaordar,
ha* returned to Atlanta. It ia supposed
th* bill agalnat him will now be dia-
mfawd.
—Union dnutg. Mo. 180, of Honaton
oounty, fund lb. following rwolntion at
Halt fait meeting: That w. will not en
ter into any auit at law with any member
of our Orange until the aam. b. aubmit-
ted to tb. Orange for action.
—Th. SaTannah diewt notice, a naw
cotton ti. invented for appropriated; by
Kr. Earnest Orant of that city. It simply
ftotea* tb. hoop by a lap ana notch, like
a barrel hoop. It ia .aeily and atrongly
saoarad ia tbia way. What a wonder it
wat newer thought of bafor. I
—Th. O orgia Bomt Journal inali-
eioualy report, that th. editor of the Tort
Valley Mirror miatook a fir. bag for th.
head light of an angina th. other night,
and eaui. near breaking hi* deck in get
ting oat of tb. way. The next day be
atteadad a temperano. pio-nie.
—William Dak. wat tried in Butt* Su
perior Court, laat w.ek, for tha murder of
Thomas Parker two years ago. He was
found guilty of “involuntary manaleugh-
ter in th. oommiaaion of an unlawful act,”
and oontonoad to th. penitentiary for
three yearn.
—Joe Strickland, a negro, who killed
Bill Montgomery, alao colored, near Caw.
Spring on the Sth of May, waa arrwted
near Marietta, on tha Waetern A Atlantio
Bailroad train, on Saturday. Jo. had
bwu arrwted for stealing doth, and while
under arreat waa identified aa the man
Bill Montgomery’* friend* ware after.
—We learn from tb. Maoon Star that
th. Ordinary of Bibb oounty haa deter
mined to twt in the oonrta the conatitn-
tionality of the establishing a Board of
Oommiaaionera for Bibb oounty. The
ground of the euit is that tb* aot veata
aome of th* Ordinary's constitutional
powers in the Oommimionera.
—Th* Home Journal reports th* return
to Houston oounty of a squad of abont
twenty negroes who left that connty for
Arkaai** abont eightean months ago, but
ware dropped in Mississippi and mad. a
crop there leet yeer. They now return
destitute end disgusted, end go to work
on the old Oeorgle plantation.
—The Onthbart Appoal tall* this , on e
ootton planter who held on for higher
prioes: One of onr warehousemen waa
psid a few days since $84 storage on fonr
bales of ootton which had bean placed in
hi* obarge several yeara etnoe to await e
rise ia tba market. This is what we
would call good financiering—for the ware
houseman.
—The senior editor of the Marietta
Journal thinks that he has the finest field
of wheat growing in Cobb oonnty this
season. He h.s six sores that will aver
age tone to five feet high, and promises
an abundant yield. We wonder if the
ebony “lifter*’’ have fonnd their way to
hi* ohicken ooop yet.
—The Local of tha Marietta Journal
has fonnd an infant Berenice, and ohron-
ioles one of bis exploits as follows: Mr.
James Somethin, a track hand on the
Marietta section of tba Wmtern A At
lantic Bailroad, has a little boy, named
Warren, only three years old, weighing
forty-seven pounds, who the other day
ahottldarad a bushel of meal, weighing
forty-tigbt pounds, and carried the aame
asm* thirty yards before stopping to pat
it down,
ALABAMA HEW*.
—Trank Bngb A Oo. hnva been award
ed tha oontraot for building tba new Jsf-
feraon connty court house, for $80,500.
—Th* Stale Journal learns that in oon-
•equsnea of tha long continued floods in
AhUtetea, a great many colored people
have left the lower portion of the Stele
&sr to florid* to work in the
Berne of the papers are oalliog etten-
Bon to the feasibility of connecting the
sad Tombigbee riven, by
mesne of a aaaal from tba Tombtgbea,
above Colombo*, to Bam crash, which
empties into tb* Tennamaa at Kaatpori.
—Mr. P. M. Wanna, of Haary eotaty,
Ala., was dying, last Thursday, from the
affsota of n wound rwoatvad in th* battle
of Bberpabu
entered his ._
the smell of hie back,
extracted.
—A special from Want Point, 23d, to
th* Atlanta Herald reports * *-
edy at Bluffton, Ala,, on ~
last A colored man i
Bharald kilted an ether negro named Cm*
Moaaly, cutting him todanth with a knife,
because of the letter’s supposed Intimacy
with fihemld'e wife.
WASHIKOTOH.
MMIMIIUAL
Hewee Eedseee te Take wp tha Civil
Bights BUI—The Itahe to he
Tawed to leva Tree
Sellewle - Loyal
•wwers to be
Tatd tow Impressed Army Slaves.
WisnmoTOK, May 38.—Among tha
bill* introduced end referred wee on* by
Bbeldon to refund the ootton tax, and on*
by Young, of Georgia, to hav* Born*,
Go., Mleoted aa n manufacturing arsenal.
A bill we* introduced eonfirming the
pre-emption and homestead rights ia Ala
bama
By Geo. Bbaldon—A bill to fond th*
ootton tax.
By Oroealtnd, of Ky.—A bill to ravivo
the aot of 1864, providieg for the payment
to loyal owners of negroes drafted ia tb*
army of th* United State* It proposes
tha appointment of a commission to In
vestigate all each claims, end to allow in
eeob case the aam of $3,000, is providtd
in aaah act, whioh waa soaptndtd ia 1807.
By Mr. Harris, of Va— A bill to restore
to the Pension rolls the name* of pension
ere of the Mexloan war.
A resolution to taka up th* Civil Bights
and Appropriation bill* was defeated.
Th* defeat of th* eepplementery Civil
Bights bill in th* House to-day ia not n
finality lo tba sama Th* Senate bill can
nat be got at, exoept under a suspension
of the role* by a two-thirds vote, end
that, as shown by th* notion of th* House
to-day, oan’t b* carried; bnt tb* Jodl-
ciary'Committee, under it* Itoveto report
at any time, esn report * bill whioh ia a
perfect copy of th* 8coate bill, and this
can be pasted by a simple nujority, and
sent orer to th* Benate and that* sated
on.
In that way th* aapplamanteiy Civil
Bights bill may, and within a vary brief
space, find itself in the President's hands.
' Butler was tha obampioa of oivil right*
in tha Hons* to-day.
Alcorn presented a memorial of th* ott-
iiens of Miaaiaaippi, asking Congress to
taka oharga of th* lavas* on th* Missis
sippi river. Referred to Special Commit
tee on Leva**.
In tha Benate, Mr. Beott called np the
bill supplementary to tha aot to incorpo
rate the Texas Paoiflo Bailroad. H* said
tbs bill was designed to annbl* th* rail
road company to execute a mortgage upon
that portion oi it* road already com
pleted.
Edmund* moved *u amendment that
nothing in this act (ball be oonatrnad to
have the effect to entitle said company to
any other or farther right to pablia lands,
or in any other raapaet aa against the
United State* than aaeh aa it is now enti
tled to by law ; whioh was agreed to, and
tha bill was then passed.
The conference report on th* Appropri
ation bill was adopted.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill waa
taken up, and amandmaota of $3,000 for
tba Surveyor General of Louisiana, alao
for Cleik's fees, were offered.
On account of the MallisU obsequies the
Senate adjonrned.
Stewart introduced a joint resolution
proposing the following as an amendment
to tbe Constitution:
Article Hi.—If any State shall fail to
maintain a common school system under
which all persons between the age* of 8
and 18 years, not incapacitated for the
same, ahall receive, free of obarge,
snob elementary ednoatlon aa Congress
may prescribe, the Congress shall have
power to establiab therein aaoh a system,
and require the sama to be maintained at
tbe expense of aoeh State. Referred to
Committee on th* Judiciary.
northern Boeovnllon Bay.
Washington, May 86.— Senator Fatter-
son baa addressed a latter to th* Secretary
of War, dapreoating orders heretofore
issued forbidding tha decoration df Con
ic lends grave* on Memorial Day at Ar
lington, and urging that th* order, if
standing, be revoked, or if temporary,
that it be not renewed.
HABBisnuBO, P*., May 36.—Governor
Hartranft baa signed tba bill making dec
oration day a legal holiday.
—Congressman Malliah, of Maw York, is
deal. On tut, that h* worried himself to
hi* biar over national financaa.
TAMM WATMH WEBB.
■a Bfitojtod* InvestIgntten abont
HUM Bewail Aflhlr.
Th* following It on extraot from n tele
gram received on Saturday by fab none
from Geo. Jams* Watson Wubb, wko in
ia Korops:
Let any ftfaad of SeersUry Seward, or
of mine, In Congrec* demand that all
correspondence in relation to th* Carotin*
affair be sept to the Hoes*. It will offi
cially damoaatrat* what follows: Tha
claimant in the Carolina oaaa proposed
that certain Brsnilians should oollect tb*
states aat> Tensive all' oVer $36,000. Ia
18001 submitted a proposition to Secre
tary Reward for bis approval. In 1867
tbe claim was paid, after standing twenty
years. I sent $26,000 to Secretory Be-
werd, end to get .her claimant’* original
authority to pay the beltno* to hia agents,
.which I did.
Secretary Howard formally approved,
saying, “Yon have shown much energy
and sagacity ia the adjustment of this
oUlia,’*
Five yeara afterwards Secretary Fieh
and Attorney General Akerman deolded
that Brasil vu aot liable; that Polk,
Buohaaaa, Many, Cm* and Seward welt*
all wrong; and I wee called ’upon to re
fund the money paid to th* olaimant’e
agent*.
I will b* bom* a* soon sa my htolth
Will permit.
BtPUTHEBB B. E. CWHFEBEHCB.
Loumvou, May 26.—In the General
Conference of the .Methodist Episoopsl
Church South, the report of the Com
mittee on Fraternal Relations with th*
Northern.Church, was, with some unim
portant changes from the text ns tele
graphed, adopted by n rery large vote.
Ttr# Salaries of tha BishoM were fixed
at $8,000 and traveling expenses. North
Oeorfeda was assessed $1,860 and South
Georgia $1,000 for the Bishop.
BT TBUMBAPM TW
Naw You, May 36.
Money 2 per asat. Goto
-jdoog 4*6*, short 431
Now You, May 86.—Gold doll bnt
m el 18|t*. Qovivnminto toeing tod
steady, J ' —
MARKETS.
ML L T. WABHOOS,
•nageen and TfcieMan.
oats to liMghtar’a Bveg Mere, fiailnad sues*.
^“LSSSS
qetet
M.J.W.L WILUABS
ss$s-9Baaaes-as
Naw Yoax, May 36.—Plow dall and
drooping. Wbeat doll end totolniBy
townr. Oorp qoiet and, steady. Pari
hskr*** x» kton-4fi—
heavy alto
Naw Yoan, May 86.—Ooffw dall and
drooping. Bloa quiet.
Cincinnati, May 36.—Flour doll Can
ateady at 70 for alk*d| white
firm. Provisions quiet and
Baooa—ehoalder* 74, packed: aitor - rib
10. loose; deer held at 10*sf, naikil.
Whiskey steady at M.
St. Lons, Mur 16.—Floor lower. Oara
nnvettled and lawn; 66*60 for mixed
aa track. Whiskey steady. Fork qoiet.
Bacon quiet and weak for khonldaia, io|
for dear rib, 10} for-nlaar. ’Lard Ira to
Ho. for steam.
Locuraxs, May 38.—Floor doll, bnt n
•had* lower. Cora qoiet and nnehe
Provtetene qaiet. Pork $M8S. 1
—7} for ahonldem; 10* for deer rib dden;
10} for dear eld**. lard 18*t). Whis
key at 84
HAfiHWILLE BACEB.
NAsniriLUt, May 36.—In tha two-mil*
dash, Vandal*! won in'8:43.
Arisons won tha second race, bact thrsa
in five, in 1:46}, 1:46*, 1:49*.
Medrp won tb* third race, mil* heata,
for hasten home*, in 4:48, 1:81*, 1:68*.
TBlBtlBAPHIV toll*.
—Bnt oaa *t* qe line i* running in Naw
York. Tha driv 'era of the others hare
■track for three u'ullar*.
—Tb* dyeing w tahHshment on Jersey
City heights was bt trued. The lessees and
owner of (ht propa.tty lost their lives.
—Tba Northern editors were in Mont-
gomcry, Ala., on Saturday and Sunday,
and rseaivadn grand ovation. They ahto
visited Helm*. They were astonished at
tba immensity of Alabama’s resources.
They go viattaau to Atlanta, thenoa via
Chattanooga to Washington. Twelve
Alabama aoltom, by invitation, aooompo-
ny them.
foreig^”Tntelligence.
BIVBLABD.
Loudon, May 36.—Holiday in England.
Boyea, ona of tha pr°P rletor * ot
Allan atoatnahip line, is d**d.
MEXICO.
■npevstltten HUl.'Pwnllt.
• Orrr or Mxxioo, May 26.—Th* Alcalde
of Jaooba, State of Sinaloa, reports oO-
oUlly that k* tried, oonvioted and burned
a man andfwbman for aorosry. Tba poo-
pi* demanded other viotims. Troopa wars
■eat thithar by order of tba general gor-
arnmant.
’ EBIT HEW*.
Savaxnax, May 26. —Arrived: Behoon-
ara Wanner, Emm* C. Baboook and John
S. La*.
Ouiurcn, May 36.— Arrived : Len*,
Breed, Ada. Sailed : Oscar R- FiUmin.
VEE WEATHEB.
DXFABTMXNT or Wat, I
WAanmoTox, May 26, 1874.)
ProbabUitiee. —For tba South Atlantic
and Gulf States partially dandy and
warm weather, with light to fresh winds
and ao derided oh an go in barometer.
Naw Yonx, May 15.—Ootton doll;
■alas 867 bates ; uplands 18*0., Orleans
19c.
Future* opened qxiet, aa follows:
Jane 17}al8-16; July 18**6-16; Angnat
18*aH-16; September 18 8-16a*.
Naw Yonx, May 96. — Futures closed
ateady aa follows: isle* 16,000; May 17
7-16; Jane 17 39-83e|; Jnly IS 11-SXsl;
August 18}; September 18}.
Cotton dull; antes 881 at 18**19;
reoelpta 697.
GAiiVXSTOW, May 35.—KeoefpU 888;
■alee 100; .took 14,009.
Adodsia, May 96.—Doll; ante* 60.
Maura*, May I*.—Quiet and weak;
low middling* 16}; receipts 736; ship
ments 1,086.
Boston, May 26.— Hceeipts 107; tolas
800; atook 9,600.
Nlw Onuuna, May 36.—Dall and In.
aoUve; middllag T7|; act receipts 1747;
export! eoaatwu* 1912; sate* 360.
CHASLUToit, May 25. —Net reoetpU 889;
sales 100.
fiavANNAn, May 36. —Dell; aet receipt*
449 bales.
Moeiut, May 26 —Dell and eeeter; mid
dlings 17}) net iwceipte SIS.
CIRCULAR.
WIUKA DIMOTONV.
g NMH HAV1IBS HMD
See* Ban—r. ttto *ar naath. Sm4 fcr
MNIntiy.
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Tnn teal fmavUax A«mt,
i’a (him ate to ate
nnng|n^ I*, OhMNMM I
Ktoa'atof gtodtston.
lala Aaaal af laMaitok A Oa. 1 * (at Mas.
At tha Into BaakiagHaan af IkawarW * Oe,
Noori— NuMIOv
V.BbBMWIBg,
Batoar VaMN hr In aaaatr,
M tba Htraaagv atkli Mai.
»4 S* »alar4>|r* ot aaah naatk,
a law otoov. . jato
Fumlturw, No.
ante In all kleate af rutten.
Itee M.A.IU. I
jit"' s
Obanteia at nat.
Lawyoro.
PraiMwa to all tba Oeavto af tba Itata.
J. E. CAMPBELL, Tailor,
Cauls* aa* Maklag la tha tetvat (tyln. te
(•into atotly Oaaa.
llunttJUIliroa^L^j-ijrjrriiurvJUoTj^Jal^
• J. L. K. BMITM, Benttat,
IWM (let* Work aa* neggtog se rmwaeUa
^*jM^^^vrna^tenter««rejlj iB><iwis
Ififbar ihopB.
WEB LET BAEBIECBB, Barber,
Sinai.
MM to TVBEEB, Eavbava,
ABABI MtoCBE.
to Oyrilta,^ hMwt ^
MILLINERY.
•rame millinery.
da ding all tke MO VKI/JC INS or the seasoo.
IfRKMIMft AMO BElNAOHINO dona la tb«
••at—1/ iaar4
OBDB BED,
That ai • lection ba >4 Id »t Columl.a*, In tha
conut/ of Mascogoe, or tht first d*j of Ja^« v 1174,
for a Oaptaln and fiubaltd 11 Officer* of the “Co*
lnaibM Volantaera." • • • •
JAMES M. S« ITII, Governor, Ac.
By the Governor:
J. W. Warm*, Sec'y Kx« Dep’t.
Attention, Columbus Volunteers!
Tor the pnrpoeee set fort U lb th# above order,
yo« ere hereto Retlfied to apg ear »t your Armory §
one door east of the Poetoflh 0, at eight o'clook r.
U. eo the fret day ef Jane, 10 /4.
JOBTBBOBtf 0M, 0. 8. pro, tem.
myft ttnusi
TIIH AOT ot Oaafraas at Hank M, MT1. ank-
lax pravkten to tfia tornwl af alatea fteatoma
aa* .appllM takw to (to J?aiu* Malta Arny,
ton tkoM cithnea wba raiiataa* lop*l dariag tha
lata war, aspire* to Utallaltaa IWM U March,
UTS. A large aviator ef pvnsaa flla* olalau la
mooiC.dc, thtrowitfe, while an, throagh la*if-
bream aa* other c.bmo, allow** tha tin. to ga by
witboat taklto a*vaataga af tha apfataalty
affor*o* than by tha QaranMtaat *4 aooarla*
ootapoawtiaa tar Ihoir loaaaa. The h*WO anoaata
paid throagh this oEeo to ol.Maayta is tU payta ol
the (oath, wba ite* olaltaa ua*ar tola oat bm
oloarly domoa.tr.ta* that tba Qovaran.pt U
mady to pay all olalna af tbb tutor, where tp.y,
oaa bo thoroughly votoWloho*. The tin. expire*
by linttatloa, bat bm born oataato* tar isothor
year by tbe protest Oongiata, tba. aXbtAlag aa-
otbtr opportunity to all porooao ■ who hav. bvnlo-
fora aoglaota* to Me tbalr olalna. Tht MU (waa*
byOoagrou, aot oaly oitaada tha lino tar Mlag
claiou tor twelve nootho, bat aathoviam tba pay-
ant of nets tar tba occupation of battdlag. aa*
groan*a by the D. 8. Arny. All partta. latororta*
I* the payniat of aacb olalna aboil* apply at
>m.
All asorwary latornaliott an* blaaha will ba
faraloha* oa appfloattaa to tha aadanlgav*.
GILBERT MOYERS,
Attoraoy at Law, aa* I). I. Ctaln AgoaL
Look box 160, Waxhlogtoa, D, C.
It North Court Mroct, N.mpblx, Teas.
Ooratr of Qrova sod Waxblagtoa xtroota, Vicka-
burg, Wh. Inyl7 dlaWmwito
DITSONRCO/e
Home Hndoal Library
Flic* of each Book in Bctidn, $t.*0.
Cloth, $8; Foil Gilt, $4.
Moaleel Trwwan. Vocal.
Silver Chord. Voeel.
Wreath at Qtna. Vaoxl.
Qeno of Baorod Boog. Vocal.
Ueno af Oernas goag. Vooal.
i of (cottlxb (tag. Vooal.
ai.
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Hon. Circle, Vot. I. Iartranoatal.
HonoCtialo.Vol.il. laxtrantatal.
Flaalrta’ Alban. laatranoatal.
Plato Porta Qtma. Iaxtranratal.
Largo, xplaaild baste af bean* naalo, (00 to tto
peget, full .boot nmlo ahw, aod eaatala a vorp
largo proportion of all tba good .teat naata arm
’Tlold by'all daatara. Bitter booh amt past pal*
tor retail prior.
01iv*rDit*oa A Co., Chu.B. BltMa*OL
Bocton. TU (roadway, B. T.
y03 datawfwedaaatlowly
New AdYertlRemeiitt.
$£7,60 Will prava It or roftatt MOO.
Haw . iImImTata palaotad. laafia mat tarn to
AMtata W. Con
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S0H6S rf GBAC1N GLOBY,
Tba vary bmt iaaday Soheal Soap took. By W.
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sSSi^sHsiSffi
saly.
t.rmx tc elate sa*
HuwMi Moot.
Apvsta, If jam want to mak* spay,
ia* ,#»■
tssghtar, MO astale eats. Tba paopla
ymro’ofU. UwUlmllladalltlwmll Phowtt
la a naa, aa* ka aarroadora. Ii to aars avary
ttxoe. Doa't batter with teavy hooka that aotedy
wa.ta, Manor to the thing that taka*. Agrntt
waata* ovarywhora. tea* tar alraatom aa* extra
tern, ta To-day PaMIxhlag. Oonpeay, Philadel
phia, Bsw Yark, teatoa, ar Ohtaago. tw
aprlt
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WlUff CARBOUC TABLETS
rvTVrOHLTINMiVM BOXES.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
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IlMUfMIOD.
E. C. BOWER *k HI,
Prominent Incidents
nr the
History of Columbus
Am U» Pint Settlement m’’U27, to (At
Wilton Send, te ISM, mmpilod 4y John
H. Xabtis.
Tkt undenignod propotet to publitK, in a
•stem* of WO pr mon popot, a mark under
the ohm title, centring tit ptritd from tht
ttltedtn ef tkt locaUtyfor p 11 trading town,"
in 1827, to tht eaphtrt and partial dtUruodm
ef tht dtp kg tkt Wilton Raid, in 1866.
Tht incidtnti will h deriotd mainly from ill
ntwtpaptrt, which will bt ghpntdfor thil
pvrpott with much eon. Jt it btSimd that
moot ef our eidtene would Hke to daw meek
incidents te thil twmpaat tpyd eeeywnient farm,
and will tmouragt the undertaking to the
extent <f the mall amount atkedfer tht work t
Each chapter will contain ihort biographi
cal sketches or ttoftom <f the pein/dpalotthtnc
mentioned te if, wko ham sines died, Tha
volume will also embrnee full information
concerning the ekurehet, factorise, dke,, new
existing.
Wedo not propone tt pubUth thie compila
tion with a view te making mimeg, at the
email peitt asked fee if will thaw. Ate te
the seme Umt we do not want to loss money
by He pubKeatim, and therefore we with te
limit the number ef eopiet printed to tht do-
mandfer tht work. With thil object is vino,
im iani* Out protpeetm, inviting those whs
dttire eopiet if the sotem* to tend te their
Tht price will kt one dollar per copy for
a pamphlet bound volume,-printed on paper
like ike specimen sheet issued. A email
nun^gi ^ copits wiU doc to wood oh h oh
perior artieh ef Peprr for $1 30 per oopy.
Payable when tkt work it dtHtsrcd, width
will bt tome dm* next Pall.
TBOS. GILBERT.
May 12. 1874.
MHHDflDOf i
RIGS FARKXHG LARDS
nrasNUfiEA, -
NOW rOR SALE VERY OMEAPI
(m Yarn’ QradH, lataomt aaly • gw mat
sstMi OmtlMMl Mopt, ddrI
fee.
Th# Pioneer,
Ilia*rated t>p<r, ooatalatag tha
r Jaw, nailed tm to all parts af tha
Ttoo hlftpant ntogionl nnUtmrltlss
tf Bnvnfs tap tkp rirawgvit Tea to, phrUtor
aa* Dmtetraxat knows ta tha madteal world la
JURUBEBA.
Baas&ssssst
S&F#f
In the District Court of tht
United Stfitsi,
for tha too there Dietriot of Qeorgta.
Ia tha natter of 1
L. O. DAVIf, > la Baakraptay.
Baakrapt. )
T HIS U ta give aatlm aam a weak tor this*
wmki that I have tew apart*to* tnigam
of tha tatato at 1.0. Davto, at Martaa maaiy, la
■al* Dletrlet. who hm tern adjsdga* a baakrapt
apaa hia awo prtiUas, by tha BfatitatOmrtaf
mid district.
nylO mwM
OABYI.
ianSSTtk.
Lake Ice, Lake Ice!
I WILL DDMMDMDO nsslMNi DoIHrotf WifOD
OR MondDj, the Ifiih ImL Iod dolivoroO Id all
psrto shhodtf ftw sf ehsifi. IsIMMi
mifDM—ti flsi bo Mad* by oRlIlng at
JOHN L. HOGAN'S Lak* Im Dm**,
n»17 eodtf Brea* Mr
Bare and Beantlfnl flow
ora for fait.
-DOOWBTI HADB TO ORDBB. All art*
D paaetaally attested ta.
tar Samuunat 5* ** *********** **h*H
nyBmtt* mm.ao.udp.
DR. P1FRCE S
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l 0 |}r ' ■ r D Y
^ DSSCUV 1
Spying is Coming!
L
The hate an tegtaalag to ewell.".
Ufcawlm oar atook to tegtaalag te twaii
with Lamb addition* ov
SEASONABLE COODD I
as* Prato tlppota ami Lj A
Tloo, CongrtM, Lmd
cod Buti go Boots, Ir
Bins Pebble and
OlULPRM'fi ANKLtl^^BP
j mM Ir oolon, iMlMdiRbNMtii!
tWfl tJtafavorito rtylm tat Mas'* Wear
la teat haadmwa*. aa* la ihiapit grates of
work, all gaamatae* rotlabio.
ODX STOCK 0*
Brogans, Plow fthoeo,
aa* all other Ptapta Ooata tar th. waata af tba
mmUl Id nnonoolloda
^wasi* writ Mpplta* with
Leather end Flndlnoe,
«n*mn tetalataiiwcoie to all alaaam af hay***
H. Dr—Ta pay tho higkmt taarkat prim tor Dip
“wells & CURTIS,
SR Rroad Street.