About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1874)
CITY AFFAJM. COLVMMVM DAILY MAM KMT. Fixaxciai—Slab! bUU « N*w York por; m ■now K P« otkt. 4to**uat| oa 8*- ruut K por watt d*a*ad bill* on Booton HPdrooaL fi**ke*raaelll*i okdoko on Row York at Xo. pmln. Oerrauoy total 1S1!4 por ooa>. par aaatk. Gold tad dlfor aoal- 11L Oorrovr-Mirkit dull. Tk« followlQf art 10 011 u ei«K 14X014)4 w 0- 1«!4S~ Ordtaaryaad atelaed.. Good Ordlaarj lav KMdUaga fllriot KMdllar* Salto a kalto. Stoolplr M kalto -0 by X. A O. R. • ky vision 0 bp X. k S. R. *.| W. R. R. | 0 by rtrtn 0 by S. W. I Sklpaooto *4 bo loo-0 by S. W. R. 0 hr boat aaioaptloa | to by W. R. R. oailt arATaxnrr. Stook oa kaod llfldlllt, UTI LOT to-day prartoaoly •*,444-40.441 SMoakaad X.U4 Baas Oar Laar Yaaa aoc«0l ttot,int, IM; roeolTid mow day 6; total receipt* 47,4 3; •klpptd aaao day Hi total iklpatoU 14,tor; •took 4,4041 eaUe 144. Mlddllagiias 17. S. Poon Rooolpti for 0 dayo 4,407; ex. ptrtoto Oroat Brluln 1«,0N; to Uootlooat •ooi ■ took I»,1M. _ T Oataa IMi Wmk. That far tbia vaak Colombo* hi* r*- aalvad 48 balaa of eotton, igrin* 48 auaa liOM loot /«r, sad thippad 4l9, oaoinot 389. Slotr Jfewe. Tha Rov foikoao arrived loot sight •boat balf-paat 8 o'clock. Bba laaraa at 11 i. M. to-aorrov. Wa board lost sight, too lata lor rarift- tattoo, that a llttla daoghtar of Mr. Broadtail had fallaa fraai a wiodov, and •to badly though not oariouoly hart. • A pratty ttraight raport from Hamilton aiatao that Maj. Frank Hoarard, who vaa rook ad ao badly by F. O'Connor, on Wadnaaday, at that plaoa, had diad from tha e if ao to of tha iojnrlea raoairad. IVfrifMiMl, at CAoManaaanaa. Tha Florida State anthoritioa art bay ing tractod a aaw and griat mill at Ohatta- hoonhaa, oa tha rirar, vhara tha oonriola art to ha employed. A railroad extend* from Jeekeenvlll* to that point. Thiaea- tabllahmant will probably inoraaaa tha bnaiaaaa of tha boata. VhT Turn,. A rather rapid Colombo* youth being reproaahrd thualy, by one of the fogiae, of “early to bad and early to rite" quota tion i “Don't you know tbia irregular abode of Ufa la ehorteoing your dayo ?" anavorad vary aanalbly, “May be It doee, but don't I lengthen my nighte V" Ike Ala Slay Orm. On yaatarday tha axamloation of Ool, Sal labary in oonolnded, and aoma pro- great made in that of Mr. Thom a* Nook- olla, Tha arldanoa taken la vary rolnmi- nona. Tha eaee will hardly bo flnlahod tbia vaak. Clear a/the IMK« leAeeta Ts-Duy. Tha exam I nationa oloaad yeatorday. To day, at tha Oirla' School, dlplomaa will be delivered. Tha Trnaleea meet at the 8u- parintasdokt'a Oflo* at 9 a. m„ and then prooead through tha aeveral dapartmanta. Kolia of honor will be announced. Then oomae vacation of throe monthe. You oan too It with tha naked eya, in tha neighborhood of tha North Star— dlffloult to find it whan tha moon in abintag. It looka like a dim alar, with a few raya of miaty Ught extending upward. It will hardly pay a man to look for it— that la, if ha la alaying up for that purpoaa. Xtlitor* Drill, The Oolambna Ouarda, with vary fall nnhn, appeared on tha atreela laat after noon, and mada a handaome diaplay. Oapt. Shephard waa in oommand. The Company kae another drill on Monday afternoon, whan ita band wUI be out, and a dram parade taka plaoa. jreowHfAr nait ml Haaaaa. Quito a largo number of faotory opera- Urea and other* bad a gay time laat night at tha Howard place in Linwood, on the hUI beyond tha Southwestern Railroad The ladiea want out in Oammal'a large four bona boa and eipraaa wagon*. We presume aU had a gay and marry evening. Ike Proprietor ami JMIter in Talker. Speaking of the late examination of Mr. Calhoun'* school in Talbot oonnty, tha laat Talbot ton Standard aaya: “In the afternoon lf*j. A. B. Calhoun, of the Oolnmbua Exquiaxn, delivered a very fine little apeeeh. Tha eritioe axpreeead it ‘abort and.aweet.' Wa did not gel there in time to hear it, not having left town till 4 r. m.” fvjimei Ayrievllwral iraeAlMe. To give an idea of the advanoad Ideas 4n the South m regards farming, wo men tion the faet that Holatead A Co. of this oily have sold this year eight mowing and reaping machines oombined, and expect to mil a number of mowers when the graaa-eotting season commences. A few years ago not one of them machines was known in the country. Karri*** Yesterday. Mr. B. B. Thweatt and Mias Mina Lockett ware married yesterday by the minister of the Catholio pariah, at the latter'a residence near the ebnrch. Both tha groom and brlda reside in Colombo*. Happiness attend them. The bride and groom left on the Macon train yaatarday. Street ft-ean Moropol A fine assortment of Beal Maeraohanm Pi pea. Cigar Holders, Cigar Oaaea of real »«■«<«« Leather, UateLaafaa, Ao., at Bmii'i Cigar Emporium, on Bandolph street, boom with the Bad Sign, nmr Inquirer oMoe. my 10 1 twm t**' Team dav. Court mat at 8| a. m. The. proceeding* ware unimportant Soma ‘judgments wars obtained by de fault or otherwise. An accusation of aaaanlt and battery on a little boy waa mad* against Wm. Ken dall. He gave bond for his apparent* for trial todby. if IS' * Court adjourned to 8| tbia morning. Mayor’s Cearl reels rosy. Salli* and Julia Wilder, after remaining away from the courthouse for a consider able period, could not rmiat tb* faaoina- tion of again being called before Hi* Honor. Salli* wm aaked to oontribut* five dollars to the city treasury, aa it wm at n low abb, far tha privilege of being disorderly and intoxicated. Jolla waa dis missed. A. B. Canrey wm lined 93.80 for rais ing a row with a female of boif oomplax- ion. Lucinda Knight ao (farad $8 for publi* intoxieation. The Raw Peat-Ogle*. It atoms to be defiait^J sallM that a one-atory brlok building is to b* araoted on the corner of Bandolph and Oglethorpe streets, jeat east of our ofBea, and is to be leased aa a poat-offloe at an annual rental of 91,000. Work will be oommenead on Monday, and the oontraot mils for thfe onmplotion of the bourn by tha let of October. Though to b* only on* etory in height, tb* front will b* handsomely fin ished and baas lb* appaarsam of h twee alory bnilding. The walla art to be made sufficiently strong for the addition of ant other atory should the naad require it. The poat-olfioe wm located on this corner for many years, and no doubt would have been there yat had not tb* building bags burned. Again era the Jteed-JSaftne lAttlo Dam- aged. The engine Eatas, on the N. A S. Bail- road, wm not nmr aa much injured aa wm supposed on Wednesday evening. Oapt. Georg* Golden, of tha Oolambna Iron Work* Company, went pnt with twenty men and soon had the iron bone again upon tb* track. It wm found to be all right, malgra soma brulaea, and made to draw oars, which carried the party to the trestle beyond Nano*'*, where the John King lie*. Oapt. Golden and party intend raising and repairing it. It will be again on the track in a few days. The passenger train want out oa tha road aa usual yesterday. •Thai rhe SaMsastlaa, Bay */ Judyo Jetaiia. Judge Johnson is now holding court in Savannah. The New, whioh earn* yes terday, has tbia to my about him s 'Judge Johnaon has very justly earned, the reputation for being a thorough-going official, and on* whom administration, aa evidenced during'hi| a!|y here, ha* done good work, and there ia every aasurano* of a continuance. “Judge* Bartlett and Johnson have re lieved the oonnty very muoh, and but for their maistance our jail to-day would have been orowded to ita utmost, and the peo pla sorely taxed lo rapport criminals, not to apeak of the right of thorn aeeuaed of crime to a speedy trial. TAe -Rkk Tide, We have heard prominent men aay that they believe that real estate had reached ita lowest point, and that with the fall tha reaotioa would eommene* add values be increased. No great amount has been added to the debt of this section this year; abundant grain crops (mv* been gathered, and ootton is doing wall. As town and country are mutually depend ent upon eaoh other, one prospers aa th». other does. An agricultural oountry should be independent as regard* food, and if our planters will purau* and en large on the policy they have adopted this year, the oountry will soon be in tha moat nourishing condition. Jmhn Seeley IsJ*re4. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Henry Kllnk took out Mr. John Seeley for an airing. The horse driven wm Muscogee. Oa being driven to a fenee to talk with soma persons, the animal auddtnly shied and became roatleaa. Mr. 8. became fright, ened, and in attempting to jump out atruok his head against tha hub of a wheel. No bones were broken, but his physicians think the fall produced a alight eonoua- aiou of the brain. He wm carried bums. The horse was soon quieted, whioh showed there waa no need for Mr. 8. to leave the buggy. the t'olurnkuo limMer Minstrel!. They give an entertainment in the Opera House next Thursday. Their bills show muoh optitude for humor, and the com position ia quite a racy production. It ia hugely enjoyed by all who read them. The performance* are to have decidedly novel and unique features. The object is to obtain now instruments for the Colum bus Guards' Baud. Our oitixena have ex perienced the pleasure of hearing the band very often, and know how essential it ia to keep up such an organization in Co lumbus. Help out the boys. Jteuwire tbaalsm. It ia reported, from over the rivar, that the colored Republican Alabamians re quire all white candidates, seeking thair votes, to sign a paper endorsing tha Civil Bights bill. This make* them toe the mark. The whites then know how to fix the social status of tha real anamalgama- tionists. The City Light Guard* have a drill this afternoon. A R*n> Society. The young meu of the Catholio congre gation are endeavoring to form a eooiety for both literary and aooial purpose*—to form a library, and give partita, picnic* and other entertainment*. They were to have had a meeting In the Engine House of No. 5, laat evening. W* wish them success in their undertaking. A few pieoaa of Frenoh and English Caaaimares, vary low, to oloae out, at T. K. Buwainc'k ■aesa mmrmmn i - —Y**i arday watwwfully bat ia the l line. —Gov. Smith returned to Atlanta aav- ri.»'Bw trad* la va»y tek. —Man atay away from thair wivaa aU night to thetavu the acmat through better glaaeaa than they have at home. —Owning to tb* hard time* “ye tiger" has easpandad operation* for a while in Columbus. —W* war* glad to eat Mr. E. B. For tar, the pressman of the Gilbert job of fice, out though he wm on a ratchet. —Captain Gaorge Whiteaidas, of the ataamar New Jackson, will spend tb* sum mer In the North. —Prof. Chaae netted only 941 hy hie concert. The groas receipt* ware 9119. Tb* fra* list must have btan large. —A Columbus mother ia said to have adviaad her daughter to oil bar hair. ■Oh, no, ma," answered tha beauty, 'it would spoil the gentlemen'* vaata.” —Tha peach atop In this taction hM proved almost a total failure. Major Moat* raporta hi* axtanaiva oraharda m vary poor. Th* paacbm art rotting rap. idly long befom aM'uring. —A large inroad of negroes from At lanta ar* expected her* to-day on an ex cursion train. They axpaot to Uave Sun day. We advise both wbitM and blsoka to look oloaely after their chickens and other portable property. —John Bherlden, engineer on the Soutbweetern Bailroad, thus accounted, it la mid, for tha killing of n roeatar; “I epoka to tb* gentleman with tha whistle as Undly aa ppaaibla, but when be drop- on* wing on the ground, raised hia good eye heavenward, and earns*anoed wbattlng his spur on tho rati, forbearance td to be a virtue, anl I lit into him with fir* oar*." ru rtMoijfiA nrojur. Only Bimly Days Left tm l'Use On I ear Lory* and Mlsgmnt Klerk s> Qeods. Parties failing to avail themselves of thin spies did opportunity to buy goods at actual eost will ever regret it. 8pecial attention is osllcd to our stock of Biohardaon’s College Hhirts and Gents' hand-made Boot* and Shoes; also Jugla's and Harris' Kid Gloves. From this date forward tha Virginia Wow will ba olomd at (i| o'clock. A two years’ lease of store house from October next. Furniture and good will to be disposed of. j*25 Pxttok, Commit A Co. F.NTKKPMIBM I 1,000 yard* White Victoria Lawns 16 cents—nox dad. 1,800 yards White Viotoria Lawns, 8-4, 18 oenta—worth 88 cents. yards Plain, Striped and Figured Lawns at 16 oenta—worth 26. 700 yard* Black Grenadines selling ex ceptionally fMt, Gents' Fine Cloths and Caaaimares at a bargain, to oloae out the lot previous to atook-taking. Embroideries are still being sold at half their value. Ribbons at half prioe. Costa' Thread 70 oenta. Beat Prints 10 oents. Hosiery and Gloves at price* defying competition. Fresh Goods twioe a week from *11 im portent markets. J. S. Joint, Columbus, Ga. j*18 eod AT COAT I Determined to sell always at the van lowxst raioxs, and being daairous to make room for fall builneaa, I offer to day my Kenan stock of Dry Goods at cost, embracing a great variety of Staple and Fanoy Goods of tha most desirable oharaoter. Many Dress Gouda are offered at much under the coat in New York. Elegant Clothe and Gants' Furnishing Goods. AU ar* invited to oome early and secure bargains. A rare opportunity is now offered. Terms cash on delivery. j*6 eod H. T. Cxiolxb. Tm Oar OpeIMm Mnkeerikers. Hereafter the Ekquibkb-Svn package will be sent to tha Poatolfice at Opelika. Mr. J. M. Pxasr ia our authorised Agent for OpaUka, and will resaipt for subscrip tion*. Our patrons will oblige us by mdling on him at tha Kzpraaa Offioa and renewing. [tf Tha proper plaoe to buy Black Grana- dinaa in all styles ehrap is at Aoxx A Musdocb’s. CBAH. HUT MAN A CO., Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., offer at their popular KKSTAVKANT AND SALOON The beat that oan be found in Liquor*, Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. [my3 ly The proper place to find OaMimerea for pant*, boys Caaaimerea, Oottonadea, Linaua ia at Acxx A Mcanoon's. basis la tha principle new, and Ml dealt* to dose bueisaaa, am offering my atoek of Dry Goods, . Clothing, Hail, Boot* and Shoes, Hosiery, and numerous artiolae ia Ihia Una, at lam Ball and ammlai, and auhaawa dol lar go farther than two at aay other plat*. I am in earnest. If you doubt it, step ia and have proof .of the faet. L. Hassib, 114 Broad Bt., myl 4m Oelumhu*, Ga. Pond’s JMrwei. In the very eommou and obailaata form of dlaeaass known as Film or Hamoa rhoida, it bM won ita great sat raputaSon among tha people. 0*36 aodAw Tha beat place to buy Table Linans, Ntpkina and Shaatings, ia at Blaiouabp's, 138 Broad at. If you daaire a reel good smoke, go to Bruns's, an Randolph street, and ask far hia new brands of Kay West and Im ported Havana Cigar*. mylO Mend This l You can find at T. E. Blanohard'a, 123 Broad street, tha very latest atvlm of Dress Goods, at such prioM as cannot fail to give aaUsfaotiau. Call aid ace *m. Domaatio Goods st greatly reduoed rates; Faotory Goods at factory prioe*; Coats' Spool Ootton st 70 oenta par dor.; tha beat Prints at 10c par yard. mylo tf The f ‘Oentlsm»n in DimeM,” who ia the tutelar demon of dram-shops, assumes his sourest uspset whan tha rapid progress of VnouAn Brruaas ia reported 'down low." Tha Paopla’a Vegetable Tonio ia playing tha mischief with his bitters fired with ram. All disasaes whioh tboM demoniac noetruma aggra vate, under pretense of raliaviog, snob M igdigaatton, alok haadaoha, consump tion, rhsnmstiam, gout and iatermittsnt fevers are cured by U. J*24 4w A large lot of sheep Oassimsrss and Llnana, vary ehaap, at Go to the Ruby Restaurant for your Oysters, Fish, Gama, and *11 things good to sat. ootlS tf The proper plso* to buy American Caoibrio is at Aon A Murdoch’s. Saturate a piece of bread or meat with gas trio juice, and it will dissolve. This is dlgsstioa. Add to auch a mixture a little alcohol) and it will not dissolve. This is imligMtion. Beware, then, of tiuotures, or tonio*, or decoctions con taining spirituous liquors. Shpn all rum “tonios," and rely solely on Dx. WAtl as's VnaoAa Bixxaaa, tha finaat digest ive invigorant known, and fra* from tha fiery ours* of Alcohol. my88 4w CH0B0BRB, . f naax i nssai i isiib Oenta at OglMhotus and fit- d*i» atrssts Bar. J. BL Kell pastes, st lot a. K. and 41. it. sari Sabbath sehool at 9 A. M. pMisM. (xauuti). Oglathorpa atraat, between Bandolph and St. Clair—Kav. W. O. Haute* rsator. SarvtoM at 11 4. x. and 4 ». >. saeh Sunday. Sunday aahsol at H a. *• Bt Philip* and Bt Jams* (Oathalio)—oa Jaekaon, between Baldwin and Few slraata—Father Patrick pastor. Mam at si and A K., and vsspan at Jr.x. Oataehlam at 4 n. n. Randolph street batwaaa Jaekaon and Franklin—B*v. 0. A. Kaedriek paator. •vary Sunday at loi a K. and Sabbath aohool at 9 a «. At Luke—On Jaekaon street, between Randolph and St Olaustiaata-Rnv. Dr. J. 8. Kay pastor. Berriem seek Sunday at lOj a k. and 8 r. n. Sabbath aehool at £f. Paid—Southaast ooraar of Frank lin and Troup sirs ate Bav. Atminiue Wright, paator. Sarvieea avan Sunday at lOf a ■. and 8 r. n. Sabbath aohool at 4 r. M. Broad Street Methodist—On upper Broad street Bav. B. W. Dixon pastor. Sarvieaa every Sunday at 10J a h. and 7J r. M. Sabbath school at 3J ». u. Class meeting at 9 A n. Ooraar Crawford and Forsyth streets. Herman BirUnthal rabbi. SarvioM every Friday evening st 8 and Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Methodist.—J, W. Simmowa paator. Ssrvieaa 1stBoadsy at 10J a XL, andStd Sunday at 5 r. lx. Sabbath aehool 3r.x. Baptist.—Ues. Jrapar Hicks pyator. Bsrviaea os th* 4th Sunday in each month Sabbath school at H a x. BBOWIAVXLLU. Brownnitte Baptist.— Rev Jasper Hloka pastor. Sarvieea let and Sd Sunday* Sabbath School at 8:80 a X. Trinity (Methodist j—Bev. J. W. Sim mons pmtor. Barviam let, 3ad and Srd Sunday at 8 r. ia and 3rd Sunday at 104 a. M. Altarnate Sundays supplied both morning end evening. Hebbeth ■ every Sunday et 4 r. x. Ds. acesscK's Prawn brsvr, 8sx Wsxs Toxic, ax* Xaxxsaxi Piux.—Tkoo* wodlolne* hex* asdoebtoUly porfomod won curie CoaasxiptloD than osj other renedy known to th* tmerlons ywblic. They nr* compounded of Is fnxrodlsats, and ooslsln sotklnx whioh * infnrioes to ths hamas constitution, other •Iis* adrortlssd as cans for Oonsomptlon silly contain opium, which Is s somewhat dangerous drug in nil eases, sad If taken fVssly by ipttve patients. It must 4s groat Injury; tor Its tendency Is to oouSns th* morbid matter la the system, which, of course, must mahe s our* Impossible. Bchsuek's Pelmoalc fiyrup Is wsr- mntod not tu contain s perticl* of opium; It Is composed of powerful hut harmless herbs, which set on tbs lungs, User, stomaeh sad blood, sad thus cornet all morbid secretions, sad oxpsl ell the dUcsssd mutter from ths body. Ths** an the ouly mesas by which OonaanpUon css b* cured, and so Scheaek’s Pulmonic Byrup, Bos Weed Tonic sad Mandraks Pills sn the only medicines which ofsrute la this way, it Is obvious they sn end Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, whan all letters for advle* mast ha addressed, my't sodly Prominent Incidents IN THE History of Columbus /Vent ite First Settlement in 1827, to th* Wilson Raid, in 1865, compiUd by John H. Mabtin. The undersigned proposes to publish, in a volume o/ 150 or more pages, a work under the above KtU, covering the period from the selection qf the locality for a " trading town," in 1827, to the capture and partial destruction of the city by the Wilson Raid, in 1865, The incidents will be derived mainly from ite newspapers, which will be gleaned for this purpose with much care. Tl it believed that most of our citizens would Hit to have such incidents in this compact and convenient farm, and will encourage the undertaking to the extent if the small amount asked for the work Each chapter will contain short biographi cal sketches or notices qf the principal citizens mentioned in it, who have sines died. The volume will also embrace full uformation concerning the churches, factories, dec., now existing. Wc do not propose to publish this compila tion with a vino to making money, as the small price asked for it will show. But at the earns time we do not want to lose money by ito publication, and therqfore we wish to limit the number qf copies printed to the de mand fur the work. With this object in view, we issue this prospectus, inviting those who desire copies of the volume to send in their names. The price will be one dollar per copy for a pamphlet bound volume, printed on paper like the specimen sheet issued. A email number qf copies wilt also be issued on a ru perior article qf paper for SI 30 per copy. Payable when the work is delivered, which will be some time next Fall, THOS. GILBERT. May 12,1874. DRUCt AND MEDICINES. J. I. GRIFFIN, IMPORTED PERFUMERY^V fancy goods, A* UMCU MICKS. All goods gusrsutsod. BV Prescriptions onru- fhlly pnpured st nil hoars. J. L OKIPPIN. toll dssdswly 10* Bread BA Asbury Chapel (Methodist)—East oom< mou, W. J. Gains* pastor. SarvioM #va ry Sunday at 104 a k. and 8 r. X. and 71 af night. Sabbath aehool at 9 A x. First Baptist—Corner Front end Bt. Clair (near river)—Grsso MeArtbur paa tor. SarvioM every Sunday at 10j a and 8 r. it. Sabbath aohool et 9 a. x Bt. John (Msthodtat) N. E. eommou, —G. B. Taylor, paator. Servior* every Sunday at lOj a. u. and 81. x. Sabbath aohool at 9 A X. Second Baptist (Northern Llbarttes)— Rev. Primus Stafford pastor. ServioM ovary Sunday at lOj a x. and 8 r. x. Sabbath aehool at 9 a x L O. O. F. Lodge on Oglathorpa, betwssn St. Clair and Crawford sta Regular masting* held •vary Monday evening, at 7} o'clock. Encampment meet* 2d end 4th Mot- dtys in sseh mouth. MASONIC. Lodge la Burros'building, oorawrBi Columbian Lodge, Na. 7—Msete 3d Tuesday night in SMh month. 'uaaday night in saeh montl Darley Chapter, No. 7—B ridsy night in seeh mouth. W. T. POOL,, DBNT1NT, 101 Breed attest, Cal am bus, Be 1st Friday night Hop* Council, No. 4—Maria 8d Saturday ninht in aaoh month. M. Aldemar Commondery—Masts 2d Tuesday night in each month. B’NAI BBBITH. Lodge in Bonus' building—Meetings bald on the let end 3d Sundays in saeh month. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Court Hons* (in Court Square, centre of oity) between OglMhorp* and J*oh*ox end Crawford sod ThooiM strsste. Jail on East oommona, foot of Crew- ford street. Opers House n. e. ooraar Crawford end Oglethorpe etreete. Femals Orphan Asylum, East oommon, near oametery. Pont Office, oorner of Oglethorpe and Randolph. PUBLIC LIBRARY. Rooms over Oriffin'a drag store. Broad street. Open from 8 A x. to 6>. it. Books loaned to membsrs rslnmabla every two weeks, or borrower pays 26*. per week thereafter. Mrs. J. B. Ivey, Librarian. HOTELS. Rankin Bouse, oorner Broad end Craw ford streets. Planters' House, Broad street, feMt side), between St. Clair end Crawford. Central Hotel, Broad street, (east side), between St. Clair and Crawford streets. Home House, Broad street, (weet aide), between 8t. Clair and Crawford streets. Broad Strata House, (etot aide), between Crawford and Tbonus streets. PUBLIC SGdbOLB. No. 1 (white male) a. e. oorner Jaekaon and Crawford streets No. 2 (white la mella) a w. corner Bt Clair end Forsyth ■treats. Tamperanoe Hall (mixed oolorsd) Ogle- thorps street, between Bandolph and Bryan. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. Mayor—8. B. Oleghora. Oity TreMorer—Joku N. Barnett. Clerk of Oounoil—M. M. Moore. City Attorney—Ohes. H. Williams. Oity Physician— D. W. Johnson. City Sexton—James M. Lynsb. City Marshal—Mat. W. Murphy. Deputy Marshal—Wm. L. Bofadaersi. Wharfinger—Jaka Burrua. FOLIOS. Chief—Met. W. Murphy. nasi equiD. sbooxd squan. Cept. W. L. Cash, Cspt. John Fomn, Bobt. G. Mitchell, John 8k Clair, Wm. H. H. Wood, Josh Roper, Charles Brady, John Psagan, Whit Smith, John O'Brien. JamM Roberta. Dsn’i Duocaa, Tom McEaohern, John Brady, ■TAXDIXO OOmflTTXM or oouxoii—1874. Accounts—Grimes, Andrews, Durkin. Bridget and Wharf—Chalmers, Redd, Grinina. Cemetery — Durkin, Blanchard, Ma Gebee. Cisterns sad Fire Department—Kent, Flonrney, Grimes. City Improvements and Public Schools— Redd, Brannon, Mebsffey. Commons—Flonrnoy,Mehaffey,Blanch ard. Contracts — Brannon, MsGehee, An drews. Finsnoe—McGehae, Redd, Behsnsslsr. Hospital—Blsnohard, Kent, Brannon. Market and Magazine — Sohsnaslsr, Flournoy, Chslassn. Police end Gss—Mehaffoy, Durkin, Chalmers. Street* and Hewers—Andrews, Sehsnat- ler, Kent. BOLL OF COLUMBUS FIRE DE PARTMENT. boabd or ooMTBon. W. H. Williams, Chief Engineer. O. W. Bos*tie, First Asst Engineer. O. A. Ethridge, Second Aat Engineer. A. K. Francis, Secretary.- rrnx comaxxxs. No. 1—B. P. Coleman, R. Lsdsingsr, W. H. Brannon, T. O. Douglass. No. 6—E. L. Walls, Robert Ennis, D. E. Williams, G. B. Flournoy. Central Mechanics No. 6—0. D. Wall, P. J. Cochran, A. K. Francis, A. J. Nix. Book and Ladder—1L M. Moor*, P. J. Matt, a B. Grime*, George Moure. Constipation, Janndico, Pnin in tho Bboolden, Onufh. OiUlta, DiuinoM, tmmt ItMnneh. Snd Tnatn iatCoMontb, Billons Attnoka, PnipitniioD of the Honrt, Doproooion of BplriU, or tiw BIrm. and n kind rod othor BYniptoins, tor wkick •lUMONS’ LtYBB BMC!• ATOU la thn bnat nil^r t hst hss •Ter beta discovr-rttl It note mlldljr, effectually, and Wing a limplt Yegttable compound, can do no Injury in any quantltiM thst it may be taken* It ie knralees In every way ; It bM been uard for tonj INUMdfclBdretf * " " “ from ell part* of the « being the pnrest and beet. Jium’ UVII KKUUNI, tr Iditiie. Ie harmletH, Is no dr stic rlolent RMdUlne, Ie sure to euro if taken regularly, ishtety and the kappieet remit* to the moot delicate infant, Don not interfere with bneineee, Don net dUurmngo the ryttmi, Take* the place of Qnintne nau Bitten of wtr kind, Oontnlne the almplett and beet remedtee. rOM MALM BT ALL 2>MVOQI8TM, fcU deodewly THE BEST ADVICE IW UlUIUriCH. (U* IIVW. Ul ieye, la to tone, oleaaie, and regnlate tbene im portant organs by the use of DR. TUTT’S V1G1T- ABLB LITBR PILLS. They act very mildly, yet tharonghly restore the fhnctional action of the digestive organs and the Intfitlnee and renovate the whole nyetem. They prodnee neither nanien, griping or weakneio, and may be taken at any time witkoat change of diet or occnpntion. Piles 36c a box. gold by all dmggtou. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE po—ieese qaalitlei that no other dye doee. ] effect Ie inetantaneoni, and so natural that It can not be detected by the cio*eit observer. It ia harmless and eMlIy n|<i>Iih). and ia in general use among the fMbiooehle bairarMserg In every large city la the United Prates. Pries $1 a box. Bold •croft I*, Braptive Diseasee of the Bkih, Bt. An< tbony’s fire, BryiipeUs, Blotches, Tumors, Boil*, Tetter, and Balt Bheam, Scald Head, Ringworm, Rhsemstisia, Pain tad Balargemeat of the Bones, Female Weeknees, Sterility, Lencorrhasa or Whites, Womb Diseases, Dropsy, White Swellings. Syphilis, Ktdnsy aad Liver Complaint, MercnrTal Taint, aad Pltfe, all proceed from impure Mood. BB. TCTT’B H AM Ar AKILIaA is the most powerful Blood Purifier known to medical scleaoe. It enters into the circulation and eradicates every morbiflo agent; renovates the system; produces a beantiftl complexion and causes the b6dy to gain flesh and increase In weight. Ksep the Bleed HMlthy and all will be well. To do so, nothing hM ever been offered that can compere with this valuable vegetable extract. Price $1.00 a bottle. Bold by allDrugglste. Offloe48Cortlandtstreet,N. Y. fsbl6 deodewly 'MR Nsvralgia, Piles, biad*ohe, Diarrhoa, Soils, Old Soros, Laoontts, Bursa, Sonbmi, Toothache, Scalds, Sprains, Hofirw&fiss, Uloors. Wounds, Sort Throat, Colio, Bruises, Shsumstlsm, Ewnorrhages, PhfisittCf mull .odfcwlm Liver! Liver! Liver! HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, Is a purely V1QBTABLS PREPARATION, harm less sad effective—a speelflc for all dorangonients of ths Liver, Kidneys, 8kin, Stom ach or Bowels. This M dlcine bM hern tried Ly thuussads and hM newer failed to give saMsfsPtion. Try one bottle and l«e convlucrd. E, 1* KINO A SONS, Propriitors and Mimti'acturers. Columbl.i,8. 0. For sale by A. M. HR ANN >N, Agont for Colum- bos and Opelika. ap23—taw6m. HIDES. Wanted lor Cash! 100.000 Iba. Dry and Groan Hide*, 200.000 “ Rag*, 60.000 “ B**iw*x, Delivvrvd et wliarf or railroad d.p.itv In tliia oity, at bigliest (racket priced, by M. M. HIRSCH, CalHEibns, Urn. " rapping Paper, I’ainr aud FU.ur lkigd, sold at lowest market rates. R»yl3 * [lavfl dly DIAMOND BPECTACLCB! Endowment Scheme! Fifth and Laat Concert IM AttAVVEB Public Library of Kontuckv, JULY 31. 1374. In aaaaoadaff the Filth aad Istt of the ssriss of Qift Ooaosrte given for ths beaefltof the Pnbilc Library of Kontuckv, the Trustees and Managsr refer with pride and pTkadare to the Ibnr which have been already glvei: Tho flnt, December i« 1871: tho iiosRde Dfoemlyr 0,1870; Km third, t, vhi; and the fourth, Hank Slot, 1FM. 7 Under tlisir charter, granted by a special act of .je Ken tacky LagislataMk March In, 1871, the Trusties are antbortaod to give oNB MOKE, km ONLY ONB MOKK Gift Concert. With moan arising from this Pi th and LA8T Concert, the Library, Museum, and other departments are to bt enlarged aad endowed with a flxed aad oortsls annual income. 8u«h ao eudoffment ftad Is de- sired m will secu e beyond perndveataro act only ♦ K n maintenance of tills magnifleeat osUblish. at, but Its c#j»sUot grwwth. The Fifth Qift Conoert the purposes mentioned, snd which is post- tiveis aud unequivocally aaauwaoedM Tdk LAIT H UiCa WILL KVJU Ba GlYhB UNDEB THIS oh art aR AND MK TUa PnEBRNT Man AQL JfBN T, will come off at tho Public Library UslL at Louisville, hy., Friday, July 31,1874. At this Baal Concert enrytbibfc will he apos s scale eur.sspondiag with its IncrsdMd lmportaam. The music will be Muttered by an or heeUa cos- -..a. — • bundled performers r* different isaue, and the i an ,000,000 List of Gifts. ONK GRAND CASH Gin .(MO,ON OMR GRAND CASH GIFT.. lte te INK GRAND 0A8U U1TJ I GASH GIFTS «te,aM Moh HAM 10 OARH GIFTS 14,000 eeuk Itow u uasu Girra 10,000 wui im «j to CASH GIFTS 4,000 each...... ioo qu U OASH GIFTS 4,000 **oh,’*... 100 W 40 UASU GIFTS 4,000 uoh...... 40.M 40 UASU GISTS 1,000 each 1W 0U 100 OASH GIFTS 1,000 each loom MO OASH GIFTS 400 Meh Item 400 OASHl-“"“ 10,000 OASH ( GRAND TOTAL14,000 GIFTS, ALL PRIOR OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets $ 60 n Halves 86 Oo Tsath, or SMh Coupon 6 0s 11 Whole 'ticket* tor 600Ou 2iH| Tickets fur 1,000 ou Tickets ars bow ready for sale, and orders sc. companied by essh will be promptly Ailed. Liberal commissions will be allowed to eatiifir. tory agents. Circulars esmtainiog full |>artlculars ftruished on application. THO. E. BBA1HLETTE, Agont and Manager, Public Library Building, Loatsville, Ky. for tickets and information, apply to Cspt. C. A. Kllnk, Agt. Columbus, Or. manufactured from "Min- brillUmey. B*vl* ( I>m* Mated with th* polerlecope, the dleawad leaaM bav. bM* Io«ud to admit Afteen ,*' <»*,. leae bMted rej. thee e*y other pebble. The, era (vMDd with ,n*, eeieaUAo acruraov, ar* frae tom chromatic aberration., *ni nroAuc. a brlxbtUM. *od Ji.tlectOMi of vfeloa not Mora Mteloml lo .pocteclra. Manufactured by the Smmw UpUoul Mauufacturln* Co, Haw York. Oulou 1 * b/ “9^“* *< uta 1,1 every city 1* tb. 4 6IM4XL, J.w.l.rv eod Optician., •n Ml* UMte tor OolubM, Om, Item whom they CMtwily&attelBml, So poddten employod. Do M buy * pair uka* ye* um tb. trade •«* • MU deodewly STOVES AND TIN WARI. Stoves, Stoves * um CRum A (0ppo.lt. at* 041m) im Columbus, Oa., )ULD respectfully invite tho attention of he friends and customsrs do his smtsiuin TIN WABB, at whoteeals aad retail. Roofing and Guttering dons promptly and In ths best manner. Ba solicits a call, reeling mss red tkathsa give satire satis/actioa. Prioe m low m the lowsot. Oosaa ui m * bsibreyon buy. oettfl oodsvtf THE GRAIN CROP Can be Easily and EeonomicaUy .Sami ' Holatead & Co., OOLUMBUS, OA.. Offer at prices lower than ever heforo—Yowig and Reaping Machine*; flteel-tooth Horse Rate lrain Cradles, Orui fleythse and Pnatbs, Thmi • ng Machines, Fan Mills, Btraw Cutters, 4c. nrcE ao. ?. THE NEW CHROIOB-From LABD'B Famaas Pmftmtlngs.^ Elegant Chromoe ars by far the mo«t expjw*'. plcures ever given to tbe public, being™ 1 ' humor and ‘ Pluck’ to the last extent 6it« 0 • 2i Inches, mounted upon canvas* *n<l»tr ,l f. Pries $10 tbs pair. Read orders to tbe J. F. RYDER, $ 9 Superior street, CleveM- Jel7 lw POPULAR COLLECTIONS OF * ORGAN MUSIC' For Pipu Organ*. Organ Gems. Davenport. Batiste's Organ Voluntaries. J* 5U i'iecei for Organ. Batiste. \ >t Clarke’s Bbort voluntaries. i',i Organist’s Portfolio. Bimbault. 2 Vo!s <*■ ■■ Iliie’s Bbort Voluntaries. • Nos. each. ,,, Zeuner's Voluntaries, romp'ete. *260 Easy Voluntariss. Zuudel. Nsw Cbuech Muyio Book Nkssly Riapt- For Reed Organs. Clarke’s Short Voluntaries. Clarks’* Reed Organ Companion. Vine collections of PiecM, Bongs and JugJK also be found In Emerson’s New Method. New Method, and in Root’s School for Csu>* Organs. N«w Cbuech Music Book—la Auomt. Either of above bcoks Mat, post-paid, for r*“ . price. OUnrUttisnSCs.. dm. 8. Mtws * ^ ■Mte*. til lro»dw*y,8 T myx d*tew(wtaeMt)twIy
