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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JUlfE 23. 1874.
YOL. XYI-NO. 140.
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three months. Vet yearly card* a liberal
not will be made.
.The Weekly rales will invariably be one-third
I the Dally.
r When am advertisement la ohaafed more them
tee la three woe the the advertieer will be eharg-
I with the ooet of ooaipoeltloa. Vorelga adver-
e meet pev as do thoee at hose.
WASHINGTON.
wiainuoxAi.
smmia nm.
—4Ua.nl William 1L Brown, haa be-
aaa •ditor-in-shi.f of tha llaaon Star.
It ia M*dleaa to aay that ha will eondoot
tha paper with mailt ability.
—The Georgia Stale Agricultural Con
vention will aaaemble at Stone Mountain
on the aeoond Tuaaday (11th) of Auguat
and eontinne lie aeaaion thro. daja.
—Two hnndred and fifty dollara will be
off.rJd at the next State fair for the man
wbo will produoe th. beat living for a
family of eight peraona on the emalleet
number of aerea.
—The Boualon Borne Journal aaja J.
Honaer, the defanlting tax collector of
Unit county, “he. fn ly aattled all defi-
eienciea in hia aooonnla with the oonnty."
We believe that he waa not in default
ith the StaU.
—Jacob Hutberford and hla wife, col-
were killed by lightning near Hayne-
rlll., in Honaton oonnty, last week. They
>d taken refuge under a tree in a field in
kloh they were at work, and the light
ing a truck and deeoended the tree. The
man waa found leaning againet the tree
if aaleep.
—The Thomaaton Herald learns from
iveral farmers of Upaon oonnty that a
. ext deal of their wheat, which wsa put
ip in ebooks daring the late rainy weeth-
r, .proofed on the atalk. This waa the
as, with a very large portion of the
beat of thle section In 1864, when we
ad a long rainy spell in Jane. The
'heat, that year, sprouted on the atalk
afore It waa out.
ALABAMA >.WaT
•—Tha Montgomery State Journal no.
Horn the appearanoeof cultivated black
berries, “aslarge as plums," in the mar
ket of its eity on Saturday.
—The State landa lying along the Ala
bama A Chattanooga ttauroad have been
aolA to foreign capitalists for $1,800,000
in straight bonds, about one-third their
value.
—An inexhaustible bed of green sand
marl haa been diaoovered about two miles
from Evergreen, Ooneonb oonnty. It is
aaM to be one of the beat fertilisers that
oaa be used on day lands, end oan be had
at $8 P*r ton.
—The steamer Tdly, that had been for
ao long a time lying entirely out of water
at Pledger's Lauding on the Alabama
river, arrived at Mobile on Saturday. Bhe
was towed down th, river by the R. E
Lee, and appear, to have been bat little
injured.
—The Abbeville Rtgieter learns from
(buck, Dale oounty, that a man living
near the latter place waa robbed of $100
last Friday night by a gang of four ne
groes, who entered hia honae during the
night, while be and bis family were asleep,
blocking open a trunk that oontained the
money, and made off with it. Three of
the robbers have been oaptured, and
about $800 of the money reoovoted,
Civil Mights Again.
WaamaoTox, June SO.—A motion in
tha Bona, to-night to take up the Civil
Bights bill again failed, by 140 to 91—not
two-thirds. About forty Bepnblicans
dodged tbe vote. Eleven Republicans
voted againet the bill, namely: Bntler,
of Tenneaaee j Harrison, Hyde, Lowndes,
I’halpe, Ray, Smith, of Virginia, Stanard,
St. John, Tbomaa, of Virginia, Thorn-
berg.
Diauaax Airoxo tux Fisa.—The Herald
u a malaria or disease, whatever it
J be,” among tbe fleh of New York
y—th, reanlt of which ia that they
oil soon after eaptnre, to suoh an ex-
Bt that thirty tons were thrown away in
Jlton market in one week. It is sup-
that the geruis of diptherit, which
ow very prevalent in New York, are
traded froo
Closing Monro af the ■oaston-Unt*
onlay's Oaalaewe
WasBinoTou, June *1.—The Senate
passed a bill granting the right or way
through public lands to oooatruet and
maintain a railroad in the States of Ala
bama and Florida.
The Committee on Public Buildings re-
ported favorably upon the motion of a
Custom house at Atlanta, to oast a quar
ter of a million dollars, whioh was passed.
To enable the Seoretery of War to
oarry ont the prevision, of the aot of
April 23d, 1874, for the relief of the pres
ent sufferers, from the overflow of the
lower Mississippi river, and a joint reso
lution enthorisiag the issue of army ra
tions and olothing to the destitute people
on the Tombigbee, Warrior and Alabama
rivers, three hundred thousand dollara
waa voted.
This ia an amendment to Sundry Civil
Appropriation.
Alcorn anbmitted an amendment placing
the oontrol of the levee system of the
Mississippi river under the Seoretery of
War, and an appropriation of $2,000,000
to oarry on the work, which was ruled out
of order.
The River and Harbor bill waa resumed.
West, from the Transportation Com
mittee, anbmitted an amendment, provi
ding for a board of live engineers to be
appointed by the President to makes
survey of the month of the Mississippi
river, with a view to determine the best
method of obtaining and maintaining a
depth of water sufficient for the purposes
of communication, either by a canal from
said river to the water, of the Gulf, or by
deepening one or more of the natural
outlets of said river. Agreed to.
Rauaom moved a at- amendment to in
crease tbe appropriation for tbe improve,
meat of Cape Fear river, in North Caro
lina, from $100,000 to $200,000. Agreed
to.
Tom the fiih used as food,
a'ages of deosy. The corn-
varieties of fish bear a wholesale
of only two to three cento per
in ounsequenoe of the rapidity
they lapse into decompoti-
hoipieut
I which
IW YOMM B. *. ACCIMXT.
lew Milled -Several Weaaded.
N. Y., June 22.—An acoldent
on tbe New York Oeutral Rad
ar Bt. Johnaville, N. Y., about
[ yesterday morning, caused by a
r of two freight trains. Two men
outright, and several other.
tMAID-STABBIXU-SHOOT-
IBS.
' Yoax, Jnne 22.—Tbe polioe raided
l Faulk’s theatre at night, and ar-
•11 actors and aotreaaee. Marioll
, the master, was arrested Saturday
1 the instanoe of Bergh, and re-
on hia own reoognisaaoe.
waa an unusually large number
ling and stabbing affairs here and
tlyn Saturday night, from whia-
MELLOOS OITBAUU.
i Heine Newspaper Pereas
4Mve Them Up.
X, Jane 22.—A New Or!, ns
says that Deputy Sheriff Dick
I Cook yesterday made a formal de-
I upon Badger for the forma of the
, and waa told they were at his
The polioe authorities found
no possible exouae forth, ont-
i they had perpetrated, and yielded.
Anthony, from the Committee on Print
ing, reported baok the letter of Rives A
Bailey making charges of malfeaaanoe
against the Congressional Printer, Clapp,
with a written report, and naked that the
committee be discharged from further
consideration of the aubjeot. So ordered.
He said tha commutes had unanimous
ly acquitted Mr. Clapp of all tha charges,
and found nothing whatever in the evi
dence against hia integrity.
Windom anbmitted ah amendment to
the River and Harbor bUl appropriating
$200,000 for a survey and estimates for
the improvements reoommended by tbe
Senate Select Committee on Transporta
tion upon the four routes indicated in the
report of said committee ; and also upon
a route front the mouth of the Yanghoa-
ghouy river to continue to the alaokwater
navigation up said river to its head waters
at the foot of the Alleghany Mountains,
tbance by oanal to Cumberland, intersect
ing there tbe Chesapeake A Ohio Oanal.
Agreed to ; yeaa 28, nays 12.
Alcorn anbmitted en amendment ap
propriating two million dollara for tbe
protection of the Delta of the Mississippi
from inundation by tbe flood, to be ex
pended by the Secretary of War in re
building tha repairs, and constructing
leveea; one-half of which sum shall be
appropriated within the State of Louisi
ana ; the remainder to be appropriated
one-half within tha State of Mississippi,
and the remainder within the State of Ar
kansas. Rejected.
Robertson moved an amendment to ap
propriate $109,000 for the improvement
of the harbor of Charleston, 8. O.
Agreed to.
Shermsn called ap the House bill to re
peal the aot enter which the Sinborn
contract was awarded. P.leased.
Spenoer, of Alabama, oalled up the
Hones bill, relating to th. Circuit Courts
of tbe United St ites in the State of Ala
bama, which was discussed at some length,
and passed.
The Sen ile at 3 j o'clock Sunday morn
ing adjourned till 11 o'clock Monday.
Sessions or C.immlt oes. Etc.
WisminmM, June 21.—The Senate
Committee on Appropriations was in ses
sion to-day, considering the 8enate
amendment, to bills, making appropria
tions for sundry civil expe isos, and for
rivers and harbors, so as to preseut their
report to-morrow morning for aotion of
the House. Tbe only other general ap
propriation bill pending between the two
Houses ia that making appropriations for
the Poet-oflloe Department.
The Senate has appointed a oominittee
to oonfer with that to be appointed by
tpe House ou disagreeing amendments.
Tbe prospect is that the above men
tioned bills will be definitely noted upon
by both branohes to-morrow.
Clerks were engaged to-day engrossing
numirons bills, and otherwise transacting
business pertaining to Congress.
During yesterday about fifty bills, most
of them of a private character, were pre-
Ben ted to the President for hia approva'.
The conference eommitte on the Gene
va award distribution bill has not yet
been able tq. agree, and the probability is
it will go over till next session, with many
other, of a public character.
<tenpnnUt..lr Bead Order, t
It ie remarked by persons, long observ
ers of the dosing scene, of Oongreae,
thit the recent night session,—though
somewhat noisy—were lese disorderly
than heretofore toward the end of a ses
sion.
Copious supplies of lemonade and iced
tea were furnished io the ante-rooms.
later Busy.
With tbe dosing hours of Congress the
determination sad energy of the lobby
grow stronger. Old and familiar faoes
are seen at the doors making renewals of
appeals to Congressmen to make Anal
efforts in behalf of their olalms for tbe
last time.
The lady lobbyists are not in great
number, bnt they are moat importunate.
PngsMat to Leave.
Many of tha Congressmen have already
made arrangements to leave Washington
on the earliest trains after tbe adjourn.
ent. A few of them left to-night
Action of Use PresMoot.
The Curreney bill haa reached the Pres
ident The general opinion is that he
will sign it.
The President, witlk the members of
his Cabinet, was at the Capitol yesterday
attending to business, and will be there
to-morrow.
The Senate will have an Executive ses
sion before adjournment to dispose of
pending nominations.
A amirs la UaaB.
Immediately on the meeting of the
Senate to-morrow, Fretinghnysen will eall
up the House bill for the execution of
the Federal laws in Utah—in affect abol
ishing such features of tbs Territorial
Jadioiary as interfsrs with their enforce
ment Thin, together with Ramaey’a poet
rente bill, will probably be passed with
bnt little dlaonatlon.
MONDAY’S SESSION.
Neasto.
Washington, June 22.—The Senste
passed the tariff bill with tha ainend-
inenta reoommended by the commutes.
Mwasw.
The House haa agreed to the report of
the oonferenoe oommittoe on the Geneva
award bill.
Washington, June 22.—The Hones has
disposed of the Senate amendmenta to
the eundry civil appropriations bill, and
to the bill to amend the tariff and revenna
lswa, and taut them to Oonferenoe Com
mittee.
Bills Blgsed—OasBrnsatlwas.
Tbe President hss signed the Onrrenoy
bill end tbe bill for the government of
the District.
Confirmations—Lyman B. Bass, of New
York, Assistant Seoretery of the Tremen
ry; Blnford Wilson, Solioitor of the
Treaeary. Robert M. Douglass, Marshal
tor the Western Diatriot of North Caro
lina; Benjamin Uorrcy, Appraiser and
Marshal of New Orleans.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ROME.
flaw rape Thinks usd wm Rasters
Mis craws.
Rons, Jnne 21—The Pope, in reply to
deputation yesterday, said he was con
fident God would restore his orown, if
not to him because he waa too old and
might not live to see the day, then to his
FRANCE.
French nad Americans FlgBS-A
Deputy Read.
Nxw Yoke, June 22.—Advices from
Niee state that a fight occur red there
lately between a party of Amaiioan Bailors
end Frenoh soldiers, in whioh one of the
former wee killed, and another impris
oned.
Pahs, Jnne 22.—Vex, a Republican
Deputy in the Aaaembly from the Menr-
the, ia dead.
BPAIE.
■lego of Fllgaemo—Spain Not Mort
gaging Ialaada Yot.
Pas is, Jane 21.—The latest advioee
from Spain slate that the frontier town of
Fligneras, on tbe Gerona, ia elosely in
vested by the Carlist chieftain Haballs.
Herr U.ilzfeld, wbo was sent from Ger
many to Spain with an offer of a loan, to
ba guaranteed by mortgage upon the
Pbillipine Islands, has fsilsd in bis mis
sion, and will return to Berlin.
Telegraphic communication between
France and Spain baa been aevered.
ENGLAND.
Petrelanna Declines to Lecture.
London, June 22.—Henry Boehefort
declines to deliver a lecture. He says he
prefers to remain in privacy.
CONGRESSMAN CAIN DENIES
Nxw Yoax, Jans 22.—The Timer pub
lishes a communication from Congress
man Osin, denying the ehergee made
sgaiust him in a letter from Charleston,
printed lu that journal, and alleging that
the perty upon whose authority tha state
ments were made was prompted by mat
ine.
NATIONAL RANKS FOR THE
SOUTH AND WEST.
Washington, Jnne 22.—The Comptrul.
ler of the Onrreuey is prepared to receive
sppliostlons for the organization of Ns-
tional Banks in all tbe Western and South
ern Staten. Applications may be tnzde
by letter, giving the names of not lo.-s
than three shareholders of the proposed
organisation, whioh sbonld he acooinpa-
nied with the endorsement of the Senator,
or Representative of the Distriot in whioh
the bank is to be looated, giving satisfac
tory information in reference to the char
acter and names of the sppliosnts.
The following banks have been author
ized to oommenoe business : The People’s
National Baok of Rock Island, Illinois,
•ith a oapital of $100,000; First National
Bank of Belleville, Illinois, $125,000
Citizens' National Bank of Winobsatsr,
Kentnoky, $120,000; National Southarn
Bank of Bowling Green, Kentnoky, $80,
000; Marion National Bank of Lebanon,
Kentnoky, $00,000.
National bank notes, of the denomina
tion of ten dollara, are now being issued
to the national banka as bsretofora.
ROB LAW In 'iLLINOIB.
St. Louis, June 22.—Clark Evans, who
murdered Holbret, in Illinois, was taken
from jail in Cairo yesterday by t disguised
mob and hanged.
THE WEATUEX.
Dzfabtuent or Wan,
Washington, June 22, 1874
PrbbabUitiee.—For the South Atlautio
and Gulf States, partially cloudy weather
and local rains, with light south winds,
high temperature, and continued high
barometer.
—A Chicago paper relates the follow,
ing thrilling incident in the life of Geo.
Francis Train : He had someway got tha
impression tbst s child of American pa
rents must be born in this oonntry it it
would not be debarred by tbo Constitu
tion from holding the office of President I
Having no doubt that any son of his
would aspire to that lofty eminence, end
having reasons for believing that ha wsa
soon lo be gladdenc J by tbe face of a new-
oouer, Mr. Train hurriedly arranged his
business iu Loudon aud sailed with hia
family for New York. He was very anx
ious ou the voyege, and joy unspeakable
shone upon his classiest conntenanca
when he oaco more ouugbt sight of his
native land. All was well, and George
Francis lifted hia voice in thanksgiving
and was satisfied. Not long afterwarc
the child fur which be had aaorifloed ao
ranch was born. But it waa a girl! Mr.
Train was astounded. Tha possibility of
snob a misobance had never for one mo
ment entered bis mind. He vowed then
and there never to take another trip of
three thonssnd miles on snob an uncer
tainty, and shortly after left for London
to proseonte hie tramway claims against
an unappreeiative British publie.
—“I want to know whether wa ua
C g to keep house or board before go-
in to this thing," said a young lady at
tha altar iu Baa Francisco. Commend
able foresight.
MARKETS.
BOOTS AND SNOBS.
Spring is Coming I
8EAS<
KJ
U*H, black (
-Tfc* Ms are beginning Is swell."
Ukivtai oar stock la beginning to iwsli
WITH LABOR ADDITIONS OF
SEASONABLE GOODS!
1171 have received'
W Ladles’ Toils!
sad Drees Slippers aas
Ties, Congress, Laos
sad Button Boots, ia
Bcgje, Has Pebble aad
UEULDRBN'S ANKLES
; aad la colon, aeat aad aabetaatie!
work for school wear.
We hero all the favorite sly lee for Men’s Wear
la beet handle wed, aad la cheaper grades of
work, all guaranteed reliable.
OUR tTOOK OT
Brogans, Slow Shoos,
aad all other Staple Goods for the wants of tha
ile, la aaokeoUed.
o an well aapplled wltk
Loathor and Flndlnm,
aid can oflbr Inducements to all danse of bayon
N. B.—We pay the highest market prioe for Dry
WEILS &CUKTI8,
W raA..i, 7® Broad Snoot.
DRUGS AND MBDICINBS.
J. I. GRIFFIN,
IMPORTED
^Wperfumery^Y
PERFUMERY
AND
FANCY GOODS,
A* REDUCED PRICES.
Mssel
J.Y.0
All food, lumtwf. f
Ml, proper.4 at alt heun.
Jell deodewlj
BJT TELEGRAPH TG ENGCIREB.
Money and Black Markets.
London, Jane 22.—Erie 23 j.
Nxw Yoax, June 22.—Stocks active
end higher. Money 2j per cent. Gold
111$. Exobange—long 488, short 491
Governments active aud strong. Btste
bonds qniet.
Nxw Yoax, June 22.—Money assy at
2.2j. Exchange a shade firmer at 488$.
Geld aotive at lljel I j. Governments
strong, little doing. Stete bonds quiet
ad anil.
PrewisloB Markets.
Nxw Yoax, June 22.—Floor firm.
Wheat steady. Corn advancing. Pork
eteady at $17 70.17 75. Lard firm;
earn 11$.
Nxw You, June 22.—Coffee firm; rio
18$a21}.
Bt. Louis, Jnne 22.—Floor qniet and
unchanged. Corn qniet end unchanged;
No. 2 mixed on east side of track, 89; in
elevator, 69$. Buoon qniet and un
changed, wi‘h only a limited jobbing
trade; dear rib 9}, clear sides 10$sl0}.
Lard quiet and nnohanged. Whiskey
steady at 96. Pork firm at $18al8 26.
Lociavu-LB, Jnne 22. —Floor unohanged.
Corn firm, fair demand, 72a78. Pork quiet
aud unchanged. Bsoon qniet and un
changed; shoulders 7$; olear rib 19; clear
10}. Lard 12$nl2}. Whiskey 95.
Cincinnati, June 22. — Flour dull.
Corn dull; mixed 62.64. Pork quiet end
firm, at $17.60s$17.80. Lard quiet and
firm; for summer 10$ bid, 10} naked;
jobbing Bales kettle 11$.}. Bacon in
bet'er demand and stronger; sbonldsrs
7}; clear rib 9}; dear 10$. Whiskey firm
and in good demand at 95.
Cotton Markets.
Livebpool, June 22—Noon.—Cotton
easier, bnt not qnotably lower; ealet
10,000 bales, inolndlng 2,000 for specula
tion and export.
Balsa of uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in July and Auguat,
8$.
2 p. u.—Bales of uplands, uothing be
low good ordinary, shipped in May, 8} ;
do., daliverable in Jane, 8$; do., deliver
able io Angnet and September, fi$.
Sales of uplands, nothing below low
middling., deliverable in Jnne, 8$.
3 p. M.—Sales icc'nde 3,000 bales
American.
5 p. k — Sales of shipments of new
crop, on a basis of middling uplands,
nothing below good ordieary, 8$.
6p. ie.—Bales on a basic of middling
uplands, nothing below low middlings,
daliverable in August, 8$.
Nxw Yoax, Jans 22 —Cotton steadier;
sties 422.
Future*—Bales as follows; Jnne 16$;
July 16}al6 29-32; August 17|sl7 12-32;
September 17}al7 7-16.
Futures olosed firm; sales 26,100 bales,
ae follows: June 17.17 1-16; July 17
5-32al7 3-16; August 17 21-32; Septem
ber 17 21-82*17 11-16; Ootober 17}; No
vember 17 3-10el7$; Deoember 17 8-10a
17b
New York, Judd 22.—-Cotton held
higher ; sales 830 bales at 17$«18c. Net
receipts 205.
New Orleans, .Tune 22.— Cotton steady;
middliogH 17; low middlings 16}; good
ordinary 14}; ordinary 12}; net reoeipts
925; exports to Great Britain 8,369; sales
2,000, last evening 250; stook 48,554.
Boston, Jnne 22.—Heavy and lower;
middlings 18}?. ; sales 150 bales ; stook
9500.
Savannah, Jnne 22.— Market dull; Hold
ings 16}; net reoeipts 221; sales 141;
stock 18,056.
Mobile, Jnne 22.—Dull; middlings
16}; net receipts 90; stock 9670.
MILLINERY.
ERRING MILLINERY.
W l h*v« tut r«Mtv*d a fall tin. of BPBIVi
▲HD IVIHU HILUVIBT, is
eluding all tbe NOVELTIES of the eeuoa.
PRESSING AND BL1ACHINO dole ia tbe
Uteet styles, at the sberte*t uotloe.
Next door below the Hew York Store.
MRS. OOLYIN and
octlS—ly Mar4 MISS DONNNLLY
GROCERIES.
1 IK'S F AKIN A, FINX TEAS at low pi Ices.
Craea A XlaekwaU'a Ptck.ls, atl kind..
Ksfra Oketoe Rio, Old QoveraMeat Java aad
Moeho Coffee. Routed Coffee.
Best brand* llama and Breekfut Strips.
Bt. Louts Pearl arils, SO M for $1.
Blackwell's Durham Smoking Tobacco, 75c ft lb.
LoriUsrd'e Bright aad Dark Century Chewiag
Tobacco.
West's litre Ho. I Kerosene OH, 40c f gel ton.
Pare Older Vinegar, 80c fi gelloa.
RQB'T 8. CRANE,
(tteldSwl TraitM.
±*L
IRON TD3S1
800 Tons Iron Tie*
'■AGNUS," oo-aUtiua of th.
port.
1,000 roll* Domtstio Jut* Bagging.
1,000 $ “ *• “ »
$00 $ “ Hemp and Flax "
We offer Jate Begging et seme prices end on
eeme term, u ere quoted Tn the Loolivtlle aad Bt.
Louis reerksts.
We are Sole Agents for the sale of DIXTRR'S
CRLRBRATRD WUISKRY.
MURRAY, NASS & 00.,
Ho. 04 North Commerce St., Aim.
r Oar Agents, HOLT. MURRAY A CO., No.
choapltoalu street. New Orleene, will T“
order, eddreeoed to them there for Baling Staffs
Dexter's col. breteal Whiskey, at prtcee current la
Ni W Orleene.JelS tf
Patrons of Husbandry.
AT:
Meena will be bold in Columbus Urange
ou Tuesday, 30th last., 11 o’clock A. M.
All Granges trading in Columbus will take das
notico end govern themselves accordingly.
SER* Send your dolegates.
Je21 dswtd
FOR SALE
ONE-HALF INTEREST in or the WH0LB of
EAGLE DRUG STORE,
Ne. 03 Broad Street.
CAN BK
W. W. SHARPE A 00.,
Publishers’ Agents,
No. 25 Park Bow, New York,
Ar* Mth-rlmd to Contract far A4-
v.rtUtai la aar paper.
ay!4 tf
COAL, COAL, C0AL1
T AM Again tn ths market, prepared to foi
J. my friends aid cue tanner* HJtbT M01
VALLO COAL, by car load or single ton, nt i
ing price. Bend In yonr orders.
D. R. WILLIAMS,
at M. A O. R. R. Ofloe, Coal Agent.
Je16 eodlw
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Pare Cold Soda!
Kissongen and Vichey Water
PROM
TOFTS IIW MBA FRUITAII, AT
THE WHOLESALE
Grocery House
* —OF—
J. A J. KAUFMAN,
No. 14 and IS Broad St.,
Oolnmbns, Os.,
IWI COIITAITL1 OR MAID ABOUT
100,000 ftmla Bacon.
BOO barrat* Flour.
From 100 to 200 borrolt Sugor.
100 bogo OoSbo.
From 100 to 200 borrol* Syrup.
200 borrolo Whlakoy.
200 boxo* Tobaooo.
000 “ Soap.
200 “ Candlaa.
100 barrtl* Lard.
10 “ Maokaral.
BOO aaoka Sail.
80 throat Rio*.
$00 roam* Wrapping Fapar.
100 ***** Potaah.
100 " Oardlnaa.
100 11 Oyatara.
100 “ Floklaa.
100 box** Candy.
K>0 •• ttaroh.
ISO RTSSS Parlor MstskM.
IJ— ptsads LDiilUrd's SnmSr. .
SO,OOO Cigars.
laOOO pommds Oraamamd Black Tsa.
BOO bags Shot*
100 boiOB Soda aad Vancyr Gracksrs.
100 ChooM la aBasoa.
SO karrnls Vinegar.
SO oaths Neat oh Ale.
* 100 dosoa Wooden Buckets.
100 daflDB i: rooms.
And everything In ths Grocery line, which they
oSer to the trade by the package, as low as any
Other Jobbing House In the United Status.
SprMSm J. A J KAUFMAN
H. F. ABELL & CO.
JV1T RECEIVED.
Old Qav'm’t Java and Mooha Coffaa,
Ounpowdar and Young Hyaon Taa,
Braakfaat and Japan Tan,
Canton Qingor Froaorvoa,
Otpora and Souoo* of all kind*,
Italian Salad Oil,
Ry* Flour and Oat Moal,
Importod Wlnoo and Oigira,
Ooakon Butter, Soof Tongue*,
Magnolia Hama and Dried Baaf,
Maztppa Flour and Qrlta,
Graham Flour and Whoat Grit*,
Sugar, all grad** and prloa*.
W ILL be sold on ths Srtt Tuesday in July
next, hetweeg the legal boon of eels, In
front of Allle A Harrison's nuetlon konee, tha
following property, to-wit.:
The one-eigtitk nadlvtded lnt»reet In lot of lend
No. HIT in the 10th dietriet of Muscogee, comma*
Ion 202% acres, More or less, as the property of
J W R Iwardo, to eatlsfy a S fa ieeaed from Musco
gee Superior Court In favor St Jaltett McDaniul,
vs J W Rdwerds. Property pointed out by
plaintiff.
Alto, nt mbs time and place, weet half of lot
Ho. Ml, containing 101k aerea, same being In tbe
8th distriot of Mneoraee oeanty. Levied on ae
the property of Wm T Wynne, to satisfy a A fa
Issued from Muscogee Superior Quart la fovor of
Robert 8 Crane vs Wm T Wynne. Property point*
ed oat by plaiittff'eattsruey.
Also, at earns ttms aad aiooo, an# hundred and
three 1108) ncm of mad, belas ports of lots Hoe.
M and 91, lying la the Ooweto Reserve. Levied
on os the property ef lease T Brooki, to satisfy n
8 th ksnsd by the Comptroller General of the
State of Georgia, in flavor sf State of Georgia, vs
Isaac T Brooke. Property pointed oat by plainuflTe
also, at same time and pleee, tbe north port of
ally lot Ho 9, In the oily of Oolambns, orifiaally
Female Aoademy square, having n front sn Troup
street of *T ISet, more or less, and manias bock
147 foot io Inches. Levied sa sa ths property of
Mrs R M AMwsrtk, to sSlsfy s S fo famed from
Mneeogee Superior Court, In fovor of Henry F.
Everett vs Mrs Jt M Aid worth. Property pointed
out by plkiottX.
aim, at MBA Uai aa4 ,1am, lot oMaa* X« SI,
Ia tkt (th JWflot at Dakasm maaIi, maIaIaIak
2b2% acres, more or less. Levied upou as the
property of Nathaniel Thompson to satisfy a fl fa
issued from Muscogee Superior Court in fovor of
vs HathqmMShsm
Muscogee Sheriff Sale.
pointed ont by plaiaUffT
Also, at some time and pises, tot of lend la ths
city or Columbus sitantod on the eerier of Ogle*
thorps and Bryan moists. Mo St. bounded wset
and tooth by tin walls of John Die brew’s livery
■tables. Levied ou to eetiefy two S foe In my
hands from Muscogee Oonnty Court, in fovor sf
John G Moles, ndminiitratsr, vs 8 J penning,
administrator, Ae. Property pointed ont by SJ
“iSuif'B. O. ETUT.atortX.
roaTKNiD
Musoogee Sheriff 8ale.
scribed property, to*wit i
Use hundred shires sf stock ia tke Huscogse
Home Building, and a like Interset In the land on
which the same stands, ss the property of John
L. Mae tain. Atm, eity lot Ho, *»T, and Improve-
mnti thereon, ns ths property of Seaborn Joa«e,
deceased. Sold to flottsly S ft m Issued tn-m Mus
cogee Superior Oenrt. In fovor of Samuel M. Car
ter, executor ot Parish Carter, deceased, sgninst
Seaborn J. Penning, adm'r of Seaborn Jones,
deceased, James W. Warren and John L. Muetaln.
Property pointed ont by defondants.
Js6 w4t , H. G. IYRY, Sheriff-
Jefl tf
J. I. GRIFFIN’S
DRUG STORB.
BSOLUTR DIYOBORS OSTAIM1D FROM
courts, of different Stntoe, for desertion, Ac.
No publicity required. Ho charge until divorce
granted. Address,
my30 dewly
M. IIOUSR, Attorney,
194 Broadway, H. Y.
Brick for Sale.
NB HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND
LM DRIED BRICK or# offered for sole cheap
by F. A. J EPSON,
je30 Ot Columbus, Ga.
A C T S
Of the Last Legislature,
VO* BALE BT
W. J. CHAFFIN.
Wood. Wood I
QIST WOOD, roody sewed,$440 per cord. Wood
•awed for 60 cento per cord. Orders Sited prompt
ly on application to th#
fabtl tf MPSOOQEE MAWPrMO 00
FOR SALE AND RENT.
To Bent.
J^TtEK April 9tb, two Vurnisbed BEDjj
ROOMS, Rltohon and Stoblo with bn of dtaiag
room and parlor. Addrses
apl tf M, Enquirer OPos.
For tale Low.
4 SCHOLARSHIP IN THI MRDICAL 00L-
I AT 1YAMSYILLH, INDIANA.
nov9 tf APPLY AT THIS OPFIOB.
W. T. POOL,
DRNTI8T,
101 Proud street, Colombo*, Go.
myflStf
F. A. POMEROY.
AT EOOUEH’I 60B8EH,
CALM ATTXRTION TO
Ch*lo* Whit* Shad,
“ Fr**h Bay Fl*h,
“ Mobil* Cabbig*.
“ C*l*ry and L*ttuo«,
“ Llv* and Dr****d Poultry,
“ Fr**b Country Sauaag*,
Spar* Rib* and Baokbon**.
A Choice Lot of Fresh
Or*«k*r», Sugar JumbI*,, L*mon
Snap*. Ginger Snap*, Lemon
Or*tm*, Ae.
Appl**, Onion*, Potato** A Turnip*,
Also usual Family 8uppllM and Fancy arocerise
on hand.
Mr. T. 0. PRIDGEN will to found nt tbe coun
ter and will be pleas' d to wait on his former cus
tomers and friends. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. f*' nu
Sheriff’s isle, for Tsx.
W LL he sold on the ftrst Tuesday in July
next, between the kfal hours of sole, in
front of RUM A Harrison’s ooctioa house, the ml*
° Nerilf SSf JUt Hu. *901, In (he city of (Mum-
bos, and county of Mnsesgee, as th* property of
Mrs. Mary Caldwell, for state and eonsfy taxes
for the year ISTS. Levy modi andyeturatd tome
by Wm. Mohtflfoy, lawfol constable.
J -" wtd B.Q.1YRT, Sheriff.
Musoogee Sheriff Sole.
[LL be sold oa the ftrst Tneeday In Jslynstt,
between the legal hours sf into, before th*
aaoUon hones of Rills A Harrison, Bread street,
Columbus, tin., the following described property,
to-wit:
loath part * stty tot No. 149, with ths km*
revemeato thereon, fl
n Oglethorpe stteet, i
_sd 10 inches. Levied sa l
W. R. Skinner, to entlsW a ft fo issued ent of Mus
cogee OonntyCourt In fovor of R. R. Qostchlm A
" Property pointed oat
G. ITHT, fherlff.
POST PON RD
MutoogM SktrilT 8«l#.
WILL be eeld on the Srst Tuesday in July
▼7 next, betaeea the legal hours of sals, be
fore the auction herns sf Bills A Harrison, Broad
street, Columbus, Go* the following doesrl. ed
property, to-wlt:
The Columbus Steam Planlns Mills, situated oa
lot 240 and that part of lot lift, In tke eity of Co-
lumLus, Oa., together with tha Machinery bstoug-
ing to enid mills. Levied on ns the property of H.
k. Goetchtns and R. H. England, survivor* to sat
isfy a S. fo, ieeaed from MusesgM Superior Court
iu fovor of Mary tf '
Goetchius A Rofls
•aid fl fa.
Jc5 wit
H. G.JYSY, Sheriff.
Musoogee Sheriff Sets.
W ILL be sold on tbe Srst Tuesday u July
uext, between the legal hours of s .le, iu
front of Kills A Harrison's nut-lion huus >, Broad
street, Columbus, Ua., the follow.ng u-scribed
preperty, to-wlt:
All that tract or pavuel of lend lying on the
Chattahoochee river, bounded oa tha south by the
town oommons of Columbus, on the mrthbyn
branch running into said mm an the vest, ex
tending to the boundary Uae of Alabama, aud ea
the east by ths pn pmiy of LaoHM Macro, Wm.
Cofleld Clegg, J. J. Davis and Cohort A brother,
commonly known as the City Mill property; and
also flve mill stones end mill machinery, and a
one-boif Interest to 189 sacks of oorn, 1« (J bushels
wheat, 1 pairs of ssalss, 17 sosks of floor, 2611*.
each—to satisfy a fl fo la my hands Issued from
Muscogee Superior Coart ia fovor of Seaborn J.
Banning, administrator, vs. W. L. Stapler. Levied
on as too property of W. L Stapler, to eatlsfy
said fl fa in fovor of 8. J. Banning. Property
pointed out by plointiflTo attorney.
j$9 r4c H.«. IYRY, l herlA
G EOHUIA — MVKOaXE 006ETV.— HIIMaai
B anknnslilp having applied for Ltttsrs ef
Admlnietrotloa do .bonis non oo tho estate of
Unrre>t Uallenback,VftN'4;
These are, therefore, to cits end admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors t,t sold
decGMcd, to show saueo (If any they knv$> within
the time preeerihod hf in-, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my oflMal signature, this Jane
5th, 18 T 4.
Jeflwit*ff. M. BROOKS, Onlnary.
WAREHOUSES.
DISSOLUTION.
tUs concerned. All unpaid advances are in tbe
NOTICE.
rjpHX ONDBMIOMBD will .till co.tlnn. th.
Warehouse and Commission
Business
AT TUB
LOWELL WARE-HOUSE.
Thnnkfhl for th* patronage bestowed upon ne
the preMut season, wa respectfully solicit Its con-
tlnaanoe tho coming season, with n promise to net
•very sMsrt to promote tho Interest of oar pat-
April 1, ISTfo—4tf
0. ▲. REDD,
GEO. Y. BANKS.
KOKUIA - MUS000RR OOUNTY.-Wmiarn
Vjr Blankenship ‘ ‘
administration on t
beck, dece««od;
These er», therefore, to cite and adm nish all
and lingular. Ih * kindred nod creditors of said
deceased, to show cease (If any they have) within
tli- time proscribed by low, why sold letter*
should not be granted.
Givoo under my oStoinl signature, this Jnne
6th, 1*74.
Js9w4t* ff. M. ROOKS, Ordinary.
ftBOROIi-.MUSOOORR COUNTY —Jolrn Dodd
u having applied for litter* of ndmtoi"tratiea
oa the astute of Patrick llonllhan, deoeneid)
These ore, therefore, to cite and admouiek nil
and singular, the kindred and end) ore of said
dect-Mcd, to show cans# (If nay they have) within
the time prescribed hf low, why sold letter*
should not be grunted.
Given mdsr my oMoial signature, this Jun*
5th, 1974.
js9 w4t*ff. M. BB00E8, Ordinary.
Joseph W. Woolfolk, deceased, having applied for
letter* of dlemlerion from arid admlnlatruiiou;
Thece are, therefbra, to cite all person* concern-
why letter* of dismission should not be granted to
said applicant.
Given under my hand and oMelal signature, this
April 4th, 1874.
opr6 oawHnr ff. M. BROOKS, Ordinary.
. Notloe.
A LL persons having claims against tbe estate
of J. Warren Mesrej, deceased, ere hereby
notified to present them, duly •nthonUoatod, to
mo within tho tisee prescribed by law.
JOHN H. MASSEY,
Jel4 w4f Administrator.
In the Distriot Court of tho
United States,
Tar th. SMttetA HMrlcI of 0mt(1a.
In the matter of )
JOSEPH KING, I Ia Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. J
At Columbus, on the llth day of Jane, A. D. 1874.
FtlHIB is to give notice that tbo second meeting
▲ of the creditors of Joseph Ring, Bankrupt,
will be held at the oMoe of L. T. Downing, one of
tbo Registers in Bankrupt*? la sold District, at
Columbne, In sold District, on th* 30 h day of
Jnns, A.D im. at 10 o’clock a. a., for the t.ur-
pass named in the 17th section of the n t of Con
gress entitled an act to establish a uniform nystem
of bank uptcy thronghout tho United States.
Approved March Id, 1997. „
Approved
JuaUStUAtl
ISAAC JOSEPH,
Asilgn*s of sold Bankrupt.
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