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Newspaper Page Text‘•ftWJpi *v oAJSTD ID-A-IXjTT . XVI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY WHY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY n. CALHOUN, XM |ro mouth*, to •<>▼“<» $8 00 git months, “ * OP — a oo 7Se. a oo a so «£*__ iaw Enquiun, on, year.. MtrMM <><)• »•"- gHMtandWn gather, oat year- iiVMtftllllf Hlltt. 8 00 $ 8 00 5 00 0 50 1 00 I NmII. " ■ i" - **..* 51 18 00 : * •« 17 Oil 1 M M 28 50 2 oo “ ■ ......* *6 00 mnntT«t<.«..... «TO {bitm li with lk« ptlrllf of t change ,,£4 tatoo tomato, got poarljo^eUboml d<a- ismtm MU tintta^f lx oo*-third rffth* Doily. Whm aa adnrtiMMSt la cheap,* non that Mat II tkmi meWa Ik- adrartlatr will to oharg. it with tlx eoaa of oonpoillloe. Foralti adrar- Uaya mat p»« aa do itioaa at howt. WASHINGTON. wmaMMMk ■aahata at Ii OIMUIIBWI. —Own (■ qaotad nt $1 10,1 IS, whola- mle, in jMbnM. —Small-pox h spreading in tha lower pardon of Aagaata. —Foray tb will be • mooij order poefe otgoe eMer the lit of July. —dodge John T. B. Tamer, one of tha •Meet nattier, end beet citixeni of Stewart eonuty, died in Ontbbert on the lfith imutut, egwd T1 yetn. —The excursion party of Mew York joirnplixt* ware well entertained at Boom on Monday, and left at 0 o'clock that night for Atlanta. —A oorreapondont of tba Aoguata Chronic!* moral tbit Got. Brnitb oalYlbe Legislator* together m aoon aa the Olrll Bight, bill peeaei, to repeal all tba school lawn It baru't passed yet. —Tba aobooner Minnie, from Maw York, Iut week brought to Savannah a lot ol aoeoad-hand cotton factory ua- ahiueiy front Proridenoe, B. I. It ia to ba pnt in operation at Augnsta. Thia ia amphatisally “a taora in the right direc tion.’' —The Tbomaaton H*rald reporta that the wheat crop of Upaon wiM make a eery fab yield, and eotion b beginning to throw off ito pala and sickly bne ; bat •eystbeueu orop ia badly damaged by teat, and corn eeUing at $1.60 per bnebel —Of tha wheat crop about Dalton the Oitssen mye: Dp to tba preaeut writing the wheat erop waa nerar more prompt ing | area the low loud*, in many oases, bra reooranng from tba overflow, and are baginniog to took flint rata.. —Two negro bo, a named Julias Boatiok and William Hem ley warn drowned in the Oamalgea, near Macon, on Bnnday. They warn tat bathing, and Bentley got into deep water and waa drowning, when Boa- ttek want to hia atalatenee, waa graaped by Bentlay, and both df owned. —Tba Tdegriph reporta two difflonltlea lb Maoon already' with negroes who thought that the Oiril Bighta bill bad nantl and acted accordingly. One aat down on a lady'a dries in a atraet car, and Mfoaad to move. The other took pornes- aioo of the bed of a white boarder in one of the private boarding-bonaee. Both claimed that they had a right to do ao un der the Civil Bights aat, and both were Naked otto —Kenneth M -Donald, lata from Boot- land, waa killed by Patrick Murphy, an Irishman by birth, in tba anbnrba of An gotta, on Friday waning. McDonald was drank and followed np Murphy for some time, and finally made an attack on him, j when Morphy knocked him down and kicked him. An examining pbysloien wee uncertain whether McDonald's deetb waa canted by hemorrhage resulting from the fracture of the aaaal bone by the kiok, or from oougeation of the brain oaaaed by drinking. An examining jury acquitted Murphy of murderous intent. kUWA MEWhl —The fine steamer Bally, tanning the Alabama river, got egronnd daring the late high water, aod now lie high and dry at a landing in Wilcox connty. —Negroea from the recently overflowed plhnuuons on the Tombigbee river era making their appearance at Deiaopolie, inquiring for Government ration,, end name of them carry jags or osoteeae to get their allowance of whiskey. —The Montgomery Newt reports that m Tuesday Brigham Young laid (or the partite at interest some $326,000 of the Alabama Booth A North itailroad bonds, ander exaontiona from the courts. They brought some 20 or Hi) oenta. There were bat few persons on the ground, and tba bidding was anything bat spirited. —There wee e big meeting of the Knox or nitre wing of the Badicel party of Montgomery oo Tuesday night, at which Hcolutioaa were adopted “not only read ing out, bnt dramming out” Peal Biro- bach, ahsriff, from tha BepnbUaan party, The Senate ia angaged on tha bill to revise and oonaoUdata tba eatntea of tba United State,. Senator Bameey’a bill to provide for the prepayment of pontngn on printed matter, end for other purposes, is n copy of the Mil recently aopwted frana tha Home oommtttee onpoetcdleM sad poet- roads. In iu main features it provide that newspapers shall go free through the mails to enbseribaaein tbs same solely, and also for the free brae emission of nswe- papere and magexinaa and axobaagao, and it propose* to aatebiiah a rate of ana and a half uahta par ponng to be prepaid by publishers and news aganoiea an at news paper, and periodieeia mailed by them to rrgnler subscribers or news agents. Thurman, from tba Committee Finance, reported favorably on tba Homes bill amendatory of the set to redoes tba duties on Imports, and to reduce internal taxation, approved March Sd, 1878. over. In the contested elcoUsn esc of Bykea va. Spencer, Hamilton reviewed nt some length the arguments before the Commit tee on Privilege end Eleetione, and the condition of affairs in Alabama, and ar gued that tha Legislators by which Bpcn- oer, tba present occupant, waa elected waa not the legal Legislators of tha Bute. In oonelaaioQ be submitted a resolution declaring Spenoer not entitlad to a act ia tha Senate, and that it ba awarded to Byket. Morton said ba didn't view this oeae in a partisan spirit Alabama had a decided Republican majority, Gen. Grant havinf carried tha Btata in 1872 by ton tbonaani majority. The whole tronbla in that Bute grew ont of a conspiracy to Moure a Democratic majority in tha Legislature to control the paltnuugi thereof,' ah particularly the election of bUnttadStalM Senator. Salisbury denied that there waa any fraud on tha part of tba Damncrata in -Alabama, and said, if there was any, it was on tba part of the Bapublisans. 8s contended that the Legislature which elected BykSs was the legal one of the State. The discussion was interrupted by n motion forexeontiveMmion. Adjourned. Haems. Washington, May 27. —The Hones passed a bill repealing tha law on which the Sanborn contracts were baaed; also a bill remoring tba political disabilities of Baphael Semmee, of Alabama. The House passed bills aa follows Providing that no person shall aarva as juror in the United State* Court, who oannot read and write tb* English lan guage ; fixing tb* times for holding Cir cuit Courts in the Fourth Judioial Dis trict ; making colored persona in tba Chooiaw end Chickasaw nations membare of them 'nations, end antitlad to all rights and privilege! aa rash. The House also adopted a resolution for tha appointment of a select commit tee on the disturbed condition of Arkan sas, and whether that Btata has e govern ment republican in form, whioh ought to be recognized by the United States Gov ernment. The Hones also passed a bill removing tb* disabilities of Gen. George E. Pickett ana Gbsries H. Williamson of Virginia, Thomas Hardeman, jr., end James Jack- son of Georgia, an i John H. Beagsn of Texas. Washington Katas. Washington, Msy 27.—Gan. P. M. B, Yonng, of Georgia, has been appointed by Speaker Blaiue as one of tba Board of Visi tors to West Point, on the purt of the House of Bepresenetires. Thirteen years ago Gen. Young left the military academy to join bis fortnnes with those of Me Btate. The sensational story whioh hwe floating about in the aawpaper* of a quar rel and impending duel between Con gressman Lamar,of Mississippi, end Gen, Toombs ia now prononnoed entirely an* true. Best Admiral Bbnbriok is dead. Ha waa eighty-fonr years of age, and ap- diya; 24 mils* above they h*T* Arad on aitiasna from tb* Maxioan aid* of tb* riv. Jndga Dougherty left for Knaeas this availing for to* purpose of procuring evidanoe to justify milituy action. Tb* raidarahato crossed over eight hundred head of oattle. Tha commander at Meta- mar** has bean ashed to Mnd n fore* to captor* them. We ahall ba foroad to •ght In self-dafenae, ea there is no safety for American* oulaida ef a town. They era determined to drive n* out of tbs eonntry. Snob ia to* opinion of on, olearaet-heeded man. ABKA9EAE. hrsttel tapawehnaaax wt lama Boos, May 27.—The Hoot* Ocmimlttaa on Impeachment has reported artiOM* of impeeohmant against Btate Auditor Wheeler, Chief Joe tic* MeOtaro, Associate Justices Stephenson, Banrls and Bannatt, Circuit Jndga Georg* A. King-, ston; William H. Gray, Commissioner of Immigration end State Laode; Bhariff W. 8. Oliver and J. R. Holland, Clerk of Pn- laaki oonnty; Bhariff Miokala, of Hot Springs sonnty, and aeveral other bfleara oonnaotad with the late rebellion. Tha ertiolaa against MoClura and Wbaalar war* the only onea acted on, both of them being impeached by n largo majority. The remainder of tbs eases will be act ed on. The Hone* peeaei! a bill anthorising an issuesoa of $200,000 In ton per oent. ton- year bonds to pay expanses of the late re bellion. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. London, May 27.—It now eppahre tool tbs BCaeien Grand Data OonatoaUna's •oo, Mlebolas, gave tb* dtemoada balang lag to hlamotharlo Mias Fanis *r Phoe nix, n beautiful American. Tbs oiraam Mans* of too theft, together «M the (Ml that' be had deposited large Mm* af. money with bis bankers to mate pMvi. •ion, as haaaya, against tha aiaeaiillH af old ago, lead to to* ballaf that ba ia In- INDIA. Iha Famine Mtlltoma af Fsapla Dap raaCaal an tha tlava wane ant. London, May 27—A dispatch ft Celcotu atola* that tha distract from the famine in Indie lucrsaaa*. Maerly M mtlliona of peopto an dapandant on. tha Government for food. NBW YOBK EDITORS IN ATLANTA. Daeopatoa Ejaeseh- bjr K. H. Hill. Atlanta, May 27.—Tha Mew York adl- tora arrived yesterday morning. A caption was given them to-day at the Kimball Hones. Ban Hill mad* them a speech—on* of hia happiaat efforts. H* was requested unanimously to fornieh each member with a copy ao they oonld publish it when they return home. They leave to-night for Chattanooga. The visit has baan both pleasant and profitable *11 mtoUMmc'n nnnrrr m LoDiavnxi, May 27.—The general con feranoo adjourned to meet at AtLut*,foor yean bane*. Beaolctlone of gratitude to Commodore Vanderbilt, for the donation of $1100,000 -for the ohuroh nnlversitisH, wee adopted. Tha AtoarleM Israalltes. Maw Yonx, May 27.—Tba anonal aas- nn of tha Board of Delegatee of t,h# Amarioan Israelites oommaneed last eve ning. Delegates era present from twen- ty-fonr oongregationa, representing the States of Mew York, Memeobosette, Mew Jersey, Penneylyenie, Tennessee and to* Dlatrlot of Columbia. Tba Treasurer reported tha raosipts of tb* trust fond for tha past year to ba $4,820, and tha expenses $8,018, leaving a balance of $1,900, for tbs next meeting, to be held at Philadelphia in 1870. . rtXIUI OF* BALLOOXI.se. Haw tha Latest was waa Treated. Bxadiho, Pa., May 27.—The nronant Shearer sailed away from Pottatown in hia balloon, the Globe, yesterday after* noon at tan minutes after four o’clock. After being in the air nearly an boor, and anconntaring a fearful rain end enow storm, and after being hnrled through forest* end trees end nearly killed by be ing dashed against limbs end bough", he landed, after a desperate escape with bis life, about two miles from Ooopenbnrg, near tha North Pennsylvania Bailroad. Ha was aasiatod and plaoed on n train, and returned to Beading last night. THX ADADAMA*AND4DHATThMOO- «A HAILHOAD- It to Bald bjr the Oavaraar af Ala- tows, Nxw You, May 27.—Tbs Alabama and Chattanooga Bailroad, one of the leading trunk lines of tba Southern States, was aold yaatarday by Governor Lewis of Ala bama,. by and nnder the authority vested in him by tba Ut* Legislature of Ala- —A hundred mast bare af tb* tower •as at Bewdou Collage, Brunswick, .sine, have been sent home for ref ami todtili —Revenue agent McAipine, and Col- lector HoitxcUw, of Knoxville, destroyed illicit dlstlllerlec and attested Am BUoit distillers ia Welker county, Georgia. —Tha tors* Oonnty Commissioners of Barnwell county, 8. 0., indicted tost week for stealing pnblio funds, have baan triad and conviqtad. —Miners in to* vleluity of Mnaaitoa, Ohio, who have baan on a strike, bwmad tha trestle work and shot two now minora. The Governor has taUgraphad for MahN ice. —Vaaqnan, to* robhas abtaf and mar darer, heannivad at San Frnaataao from Laa Aagotoa. Ha wilt ha takaa to Moo- tarayfovtrM. Mato topravantM* —A yonng man and two woman war* oroaaing the Hudson rivrr near Albany, M. Y., in a boat He attempted to band to a dog swimming after these. H* fall into the water, and on* of tbs woman, in her efforts to belp him, also fall In, and both wars drowned. Chsmtors I AA Mmols. BNDLAND. London, May 17.—Tba Triennial Can- | onm al lleapillWTheg item, fereaoe, in oooneetton with the Li bare- ““ ties Society, was to session bare daring the Aral week of thta month, with tha ob- jeot of diaenaMag to* qaastien of Sbosat- ing the Ohuroh of England from Mat* patronage and control. The attondanaa wax very large, nawontod latasaat being sxoitad to the procaading* emoagat all to* diffaraat deaominkttone of dissenter* in to* kingdom. DM.*. Othm hie SnostO* & —din *h Mm ' j aver AM. M||lln#ry. I WDITB * TTODDD. ■ele Ageal ef hoNwiek * Oa.’a reiterae. At toe jEie Beaklag Beam of IhippaHhOai, Coughfl, Colds, Housdww, - AMMAU. TttiOAT MttAln, WELLS’ CARbOLIC TABLETS PUT VP ORLT Or DflilfD BOX An. A TIMED AND SIMS REMEDY. ■•U by DfigalMA tw HSMHli PuMio. U.D.DKMINS. . Lm eoMity, •f ktefriMd^ UVnraSIOSB IS DBAS. ywM F5MPR Miuwm h$V( MMy w*icln4 VMIUVR jfDi mm mmimi aid . rami # . x • iHTd* Pumiftura, 4to. ffEBUISnDSpTEh*’. «me aa* omroaSTwouk aalUMs aim Ik* curl- uattLa aa* wmlto at a vi * aa* weed rful ones- try. IlkMniib. Xemarwlb wo*M quicki*. Dm egaai nM tha, MS MS » wwk. r«r panics lea, *<Mv«ea ■VDDABD BDtWn alitor rms, iiawee, er Ua,tk »*__ Ate^Baiellla, WeriOto«|MMto A. I.TNBIM, rnxtlem Is elt toe Oeatts ef toe Mete. TaUors. I. D. OAlfBUA, TnUav, Oettteg ee4 Bekiaa la toe Lemet atphe. to ngtfili |^|to 4oM* Sjjni^iXailrj^Ji^ijjr^jrjliaa^jara^Ja^ ODfltlStD. I LK. BMITM.DeattoS, Don Flits Work Md PlRfftMt or trr—rtiU Barber •hopa. WBBABT DADBIHDDS, Dnwba Oareer teeth Bellme* ea* Ohaatom etmeta, DISBOB A TUDNDB, Barbara, loato Bellme* atmat, now Atlas. u«m. hmdIr. 'iwiMmmiSSm. •a roe se t* Opalto*. to mm M atop at ito Alias, Ueeaa, oppaalta Peamafar Dm°*. InouranoD. B. C. DDWDN *> DDB, Oiw, lillwi Hi»il, snr ft. M. Qnmi 5 Co.'s, bottt •Mir IEWI. Savannak, May 17.—Arrived: Sara- gosaa, San Salvador, 0. W. Lord. Sailed: HnntovUla, FlorolU. MARKETS. ■I TNUMDAPH TO DNDVIDDD. Money and ntaeh Davhata. London, May 27.—Boonrities nneheng- •d. Street rat* | below bank rat*. Ena 824*824. Fanis, May 27.—Bantas 59f. 874*. Nxw Yonx, May 27.—Stock, steady. Mooay 8 per cent. Gold 124. Exchange long 4884. thort 4914. Goven strong. State bonds quiet. Maw You, May 27.—Money, r— ■apply at 8*4. Starling extremely doll at 84. Gold heavy at 12|*4. ~ manta steady. States dull. Nxw You, May 27.—Floor qniat end tohangrd. Wheat dnli and nnobaogad. Corn dull and heavy. Pork Ana, $17.80. Lard quiet—steam U|. Louisvilln, May 27.—Boar qniat and unchanged. Corn doll ana drooping at 81*86. Proviaiou qniat. Pork $18.88, Bacon—7j for sbonldcrs 10J for Meat A. O. Harwall having withdrawn from the firm of Harwell, Gridin A Oo., boa removed to Ohambara street. Hlefriaade and patrons wonld do wall to sail on him in hia new quartan, and examine atoak before baying aleew bare. Prises it pnnie rates. Jal8 suAwadtf G*n. Great to remove A. P. Wilebn, Confirmation—Sender*, aa Poetml Poetmaoter at Montgomery, for alleged treason to the Bepnblloan party. Wilson 1* »tn» the State Senator from Montgom ery, and hia resignation is demanded. The Wilson wing also held a masting tb* ■ma* night. TDK WBATHBD. DxrAnTKBNT or War, > Wasbuoton, May 27, 1874. > Poatmeater at Fayetteville, N. 0. Nomination—Welter H. Johnson, for Postmaster at Oolnmbne, Ge. MEXICANS KAIDIMO INTO TKXAS. Eight Bsadra* Cattl* nt Dm BmI. Galveston, Msy 27.—Tha nnmbar of PrttaiUitiot.—For tbs Sooth Allentio | r»W«™ i» greater then previondy, and if Into elear or pertly oloudy weather end , they steal fewer csltle than baton it ia Hal fftprlj to Bootherly wiodn, with i beoMUse there »re fewer left to BfeMl. Malianary or rising temperntnre end Mexioans have been oroasing over oet- |M$M ehangee in the barometer. | tie at Loa Oonohu for tb* paat thro* Tba purchasing parlies were A. T. Batch tc Co., consicliog mostly of New England capitalists. THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE. Halifax, N. S., May 27.—'The steem- abip Farredey, with the new Atlentic tele graph cable on board, which Bailed from England on the 17ih, ia expected off thia ooeat in e few days. The cable will be landed at Berry-Heard, Parr Bay, iu Prominent Incidents nr thb History of Columbus From it* Pint Settlement in 1827, to (Ac Wilson Raid, in 1803, compiled by Joan H. Mamin. The undersigned proposes to publish, in a oolums 150 cr more pages, a work under the above title, covering the period from the selection rf the locality fora " trading town," in 1621, to the capture and partial destruction <lf the city by the Wilson Raid, in 1803. The incidents will be derived mainly from its newspapers, which will be gleaned for this purpose with much care. It is believed that most qf our eiiieene would Uko to have such incidents in this compact and convenient form, __ and will encourage the undertaking to the rib sides) 1 10|* for dew' eidto' "urf- I <if '*« bed for the work Each chapter will contain short biographi cal sketches or notices qf the principal cititene mentioned in it, who have since died. The volume will also embrace full information concerning the churches, factories, dke., now existing. We do not propose to pubdeh this compila tion with a view to making money, as the small price asked for it rcill show. Bulat the tame time we do not want to loan money by its publication, and therefore we wish to limit thi number if copiss jiriwfwf to the de mand for the work. WilA thu object in view, we issue this prospectus, inviting those who desire copies qf the volume to send in their NO. 125. N$w AdVffrtlaemenU. Ca r4Y MANABTtSD eeieg •*• AWtU.AUacHADmU.Ugee* wllfvlbf|b S)b0t$Ob4l by GlVINtM ■ attOWA, AN KANSAS A DAKOTg WtogMhm V.ltULIkMElh. LOB I V O Tto laep meWeH* ton st tto FlDftMc d^klnt Op ■gelest tot A 1 spar, Wtoelw A Wihee,e»l Omvsr A Baker Oowpeslw, hmlvleg em TDD NNWFLMWWCB Is Ito OHM enehlee tan sew, AaokWkr* es* tow M *.a>t.ri«h i tol!g ■al* far ouhdair. kpadsl Mm la (lake ea* *ml-ra. April, 1ST*. 1JKOORADHV, * a saw book 00 too Wtiilog B Soaod I a eampto* mtrw of Fhoeotle Ckom-llae*, Me toortml, OMOt Capb, map m* eMtpmtoaalv,, mablleg ear eae ia • abort Aiwa to raport trlola, apaaabaa, aarwopa, he. Tto Lor*’a FrOAr w writlan with $ atrakaa of too poo, ea* Its worts par ■Into. Tba uaaw- ptora* aboal* loom tbU art. Prim by well (0 ••ala Agahlaweetad. AMramT. W. NVAM"* OO- ID beeto Ito aamol, PAIiaAalphlo, Fa, tw EVHIAL or tea ICIIIXU XTATXS. | hiaiwd emrofirorod __ , a,1 peblwna* ef roraol lotoraat to tto Aflaorioee people. Iloppoolt ao pordoalor elaaa aloat, bat ill olaaao i to n aa* woema of all prof mioeo, omada, oeoupa- Uoaaaa* polltlaol pplaleao—to Car warn, laavara, boalMM awa, auetaalea, pfepeMaat. p.IHMoaa, laack.ra, tto*-au, woaafOoiarata, Oelrnaoe, waa of laersleg aa* ma whe tea ealy IV**, to el* so* yoeng. *11 weal la ea • beak of oeeatoet nbraoio, 00* to praotree toe toalr ohIMme ea* rbIMrae’a ohIMme a* tto ealy aowplata ea* mile- * 1 vi.rk, ahowlep IS. alavatlo r.a.laa or TMn tor •NE HUaiMBto TBABM 8| AwT Ii la eat e iTaary bat a sac,astir to arary walHafcrwt* Amrleoa oitiaao. Agaat* waka }100 ta tsoo par moetk. ■re* tor aimalar. KinaLXX A NoOVaUT, rkll- a*tlpkla. Fa. tw am tto mat kaaotlful la .tyla ao* partoot la taa* arar wa*a. Tha OONUEUTO 8T0P to tha lx at aaer plan* la asy orgaa. It to pro*oaa* by aa •aim act ar mtda, pveollerly voloa*, tto cSOet er whioh to moat chatmlex oed aaol atlrtiog while It, Imitotloe of too bemee vtdeo la aaporb. term llbaml. WATHhr rniLBABMONIO, VXIPXM aa* OBOBBITnAIi ORGAN8, te aalqoa Frasck eaara, am swoet tto. boot aa*a, aa* camMeo par ty ef retclax with (root votamoef toco, gettahlator parlor, cbereb, or meato kail. WATNRH' NXW tnAIiX PIANO* ton eaeot powar aa* o *00 i.es- |0| (oea, with ell modora improaemFSto, so* am Ito bast Plaooa aaeta. Than Organ ea* Ttoaea ara w arras ta* (Or ala yam artoaa aatmm'y low f.r eash or p.rt owk.u* baUaoo Is meutoly quarterly poyieoala. kocaed koa* loatrum.-eto Ukeo In eaelieatr. Agaato waato* la arerp ooualy la Ito Us to* I tot*, es* Usea*e A lib eral dlaooaat to Taeakara, Mlnlatar , Ckarehaa, uukacx watxu mm moors amo rhokr. tierce 124; keg 12|. Whiskey 88. Csttom Merkato. Litxbfool, May 27—Moon.—Cotton qniat aud qnchangsd. Salas to-dey 10,. 000 belea, including 2,000 for expert and spaoulatton. Salas of apiande, nothing below good ordinary, dalirarsbla July and August, 8 i-IGd. Later.—Sale* to-day inclnda 6,200 bale* American. Salas of Orlaana, nothing be low low middUog, shipped in April, 8 11-lGd. Maw Yonx, Mur 27.—Colton dnU and aasiar ; sales 47 balsa ; uplands 184*., Orleans 10c. Futures opened qniat end steady : May 17}, June 17}*U-1«, duly 188-16, Angnst I844II-I6, September 18 B-16e|. Nxw Yoxx, May 27.—Fntnras Biased steady ; Rales 22,000 bales, M follows: Jane 17 0-16; July 18 8-16; AagaM IS 21-82; September 18 11-82. Cotton dull end easier; sales 816 et 18fal8; net receipts 228. Galvxston, May 27.—Mat raesipto 280; ealas 60. Nxw Oxlxans, May 27.—Qniat and staedy, net receipts 1,872; salsa 1,200— Gnysboro oonnty, distant from Helifax | ] u r arsuing 2,000. 100 miles. After the landing of the cable Mobile, May 27.—Market dull and at Parr Bay, tb* Farraday will proceed to | weak—quotations nominally nnebaagad; By* Beaeb, N. H. One of the members net reoeipte 26; eelee 200. of the new oable company baa attired here. —The Mew York editorial excursionists arrived at Chattanooga yesterday morn ing, tad visited Lookout Mountain. Chaxlkston, May 27.—Market doll and nominal; netreoeipts882; sale* 260, Boston, May 27.—Doll; middlings 18; net reoeipts 108; sales 180. Savannah, May 27.—Vary dnli; mid dling 17; net roaaipto 108; Nias 204. The price will be one dollar per copy for a pamphlet bound volume, printed on paper like the specimen sheet issued. A smal number qf copies will alee be issued on a su perior article qf paper for $1 80 per copy. Payable when the work is delivered, which will be some time next FaU. THOS. GILBERT. May 12,1874. E. C. HOOD & BRO. EXIF OONiTANTLT ON HAND FULL INCH —OS— Dr«g*< Ohsmlotie and Parfkmtry, myt AT MW fflDUDM. Spring i» Coining 1 "Tha bate ara bagliaief ta awall.;’ Uktwtoaoer atoak to laflaalef teeamti WITH LAhQX ADDITION* OF RIAROMAILI COODRI \XT« tove ■ . tort ell Ito tarorile atytoa tor Mae'a Waer m boat haad-aawa*. so* la otoopor tm*ao of work, ell gturaeuo* raltoblo. ( OUR STOCK OF ■rogant, Plow RHods, aa* ell olkar itoplo Soa*a tor too weal* ef tto ito, to aeosoolla*. o am well aappUe* with LDDthDr and Plndlncs, •a* cob offar ladoeomawto to all eleaaae at kuyara N. 1.—Wa par tto blgbaal aaarkal price far Dtp “WELLS ft CURTIS, to-tomw ySromSSUmmt. MILLINERY. RDRINC MILLINERY. W E hsf" I aat mealoe* • fat'l 'l'*FJM N« AND BUMMED MILLIE EDT, lu- I*l3l toe hOVNurib* Oiita avoaoo. IkIXINO AND BLXAOEINO dm la the t tba ahoria-t sotioe. ilow Iba Maw Toth item. •atlt—lywor* 8NIU.T.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874, May 28, 1874, Image 1