About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1874)
£»Us g*$ttiro, UA. ■ FRIDAY JULY 8, 1874. Til article of the New York Herald (noticed by na yeeterday) earned an offl- eial examination of the Oroton Aqnednet, and the Chief Engineer report* that there it no eanae whatever for alarm. It la atated that about four hundred clerk* will be diacharged from poattiona in the aeveral Exeonlire Departments at Washington this week, but that they will receive two month*’ extra pay each. Thass more men, Mexican*, ware taken from their guards and hnag in St. Marys, Team, on th* night of Ih* 29th ultimo. They were aeeased of the mnrder of Mr. and Mrs. Swift. The people are alill after two of their aooompiioea. Tax New Orleana Timet of Wedneaday says there ia no trnth in the reports pnb- liahed in the Picayune of the day pravi- ona, to th* effaet that the negro** would auk* a raid on the saloons, Ac., on the 4th of Jnly, to enforce their “oixil rights." The Timet says that tho whole story was a hoax played off upon th* Piea- yunt't reporter byMsjor Boyle. Tax Monroe Advertiier says of th* wheat crop of its oounty: “We know enough now to say that above an average crop has bun made. Some have made a* muoh u thirty bushels, others law than tan per acre. In a few localities the roat did a great deal of damsge, in others soareely any at all. A large area wu planted in whwt and we have no doubt that Monroe oonnty has produced enough to supply it, if it should all be used at home. A great deal is being sold, how ever, and carried away. In many instan ow wheat in the straw hu been fed to stook to avoid th* purchaw of corn.” Joan 0. Moxaow, Judge of' Probate of Jefferson eonnty, Ala., andbaretofore the acknowledged ltadioal leader in the oounty, has pnblioly announoed his aban donment of that party. He can’t stand their support of the Civil Bights bill. It will drive off most of the white itepubli- cans in the Northern oounties of the Btate, and in the Southern oountias only whites seeking office will oontinne to aot with the party. Every day affords addi tional indications that the oonteat of this year in Alabama is to be one of rsoe against race, with exceptions hardly numerous enough to take into account. The Badleals have foroed the issue by th* “Civil Bights" bill, Ku-Klox persecu tions, and protection ol orime. Tax annual meeting of th* stockholders of th* Augusta Factory ww held on Tues day. Tbs President reported that the operations since th* 1st of Jnne, 1873, bad not been aueoeaaful; that the panic of lut year destroyed the hope that they would be able to pay for the new ma chinery purchued out of the profits of th* business, and that a loan for a few years would have to bo resorted to. Tbe gross earnings of the twelve months were $119,0119, tbe expenses (including divi dends paid) $100,944. The expenditure for new machinery, real estate and im provements siuoe June, 1873, was about $216,000. Authority to contrsot a loan on bonds ww grantod by the stockholders. W. E. Jackson was re-elected President, snd 0. J. Jenkins, J. U. Humming, T. O. Barrett and F. Phinisy, Directors. A nkoro, whom tho Mewt culls “the "prinoe of burglars,” wsa arrested in Opelika before light Wednesday morning. He had on his shoulder a bag containing srtioles from three different houses that he had robbed that night. He confessed to having broken into and plundered thirty dwelling-houses, many of which are named, and nearly all the persons named identified and recovered some of their property that be had stolen. He had in his pooket twenty-one keys of all sixes and shapes, including b!x skeleton keys. His name is Giles'Mallory. Hia experi ence in thieving being considered too big a thing for “release on hia own recogni sance,” be ww sentenced to thirty days’ labor on the streets on one charge, and will be tried on otbors when he gets through with that term. He named no acoemplioes, but there are no doubt oth- am of the same stripe at large. LooHaaxx.— Judge O. A. Loohrane has published a letter in which he announces that he will not run for Oongress in the •th Distriot. He olaima to be indepen dent of parties, but it is evident from his double-coated praise of Prwident Grant that he is a Grant man at lewt, and has confidence enough in him to ac- oept an important office under him, should one be tendered. Loohrane suf fered his name to be announoed in the Atlanta papers for weeks without objec tion, and did not decline, or intimate that he would decline, nntll Freeman was nominated. Aa Freeman is his brother- in-law and personal friend, the inference is almost unavoidable that Loohrane would have continued in the field had any one els* than Freeman received the Badical nomination, and that he now de cline* only because be fears that hia eandidaoy will injnro Freeman. If this be ao, his “indepeudenoe” of political parties hu not yet assumed the strong consistency of independence of personal feeling or interest, and there is there for* reason to hope that he is not inflexi bly and eternally weaned from politics and offlo*. Iron Works. Th* Cedar Town Jtecord reports the £tna Iron Works in full blast again, and with a supply ot everything for eight months, will send forth thousands of the bard metal this year. This furnace hu an efficient oorps of officers who are go- ahead men. They sre now drawing th* mountain of coal covered np recently on aooount of the tire. As they proceed with this work a good deal of fire is dis covered yet in the coal. The -Etna hw a hundred hands and a population of three hundred. Th* Teoumaeh Iron Works arc under th* direction ot General Warner, an effi cient offioer. Th* Company hu a capital stook of $150,000 and is now making from fifteen to sixteen tons of iron per day. They have seventy-five hands now em ployed, who, with their families, make a population of three hundred. f Name Commercial. utmihx cMNwimmi. There ia now no doabt that In moat of the Southern Statu uaaaually large crops of wheat and oats have bean'harvested. Th* quantity planted wu aot u large as it ahoald have been, but the yield fees bun excellent la most loaffiiliaa, audit Is reasonable to hop* feat the saaissa of this year will induce a larger planting of thus important crops next fall. TXty form a vary considerable item In Ilia schedule of of agricnltnral productions needed to make farming at th* South in dependent and self-sustaining. Their production at home Is scans very materi ally tbe yearly drafts upon th* plan tars’ ootton money, which at* of late yaara augmented by so many items that the whole fund ia absorbed by them. We have already had oooaaion to remark upon th* fin* seasons that we have had, to far, for the awut potato crop. The Mae remark may now be applied to th* grow ing oorn orop. Tbe contingencies that ota now prevent an unusually large oorn crop in the South must be very extraor dinary. Muoh of it may be considered already mad*, if seasonable rains can make a good crop; and unless the con current aoooants from nearly all sections hav* bun vary deceptiv*, th* aru plan ted hu been larger than customary since th* olou of th* war. Th* field pee crap, too, ia now ao far advanced u to make a good yield reasonably oertain. Thus we su that in all important field productions, except cotton, th* South is singularly fortunate this year. It Is too soon yet to make an estimate of the cot ton crop, nor do w* think this so impor tant u th* leu pretentious crops named above. W* hear paopla aay tint if ike S outb generally can only make a good oot ton crop this year, our oonditioo will be ma terially improved, and we shall have bet ter times than w* have bad for th* last ten years. W* believe so too, bnt we be lieve that it will only be baaanao with good ootton orop* we shall hav* far bet ter grain and other food orops than w* have heretofore had within that time. It ia in the divtriity of onr crop* must look for our prosperity, not In the extant or yiald of onr cotton orop aloes. It is now a fut proven almost if not quite by demonstration, that w* will get nearly or fully as mnob money for three millions aa for four millions of bales. With either number, and.without food for man and beast produoed at horns, we would hav* little money left in the oountry; but with either number, and a sufficiency of wheat, oata, oorn, potato** and p«as raised at home, w* can make farming pay and the Sonth prosperous. There is much to an courage th* bop* that the results of tbia year's planting and farming will be ao beneficial to th* South aa to produce a marked and saluta ry reform in the plantation economy of th* people. Let them not overlook th* fact that tbs system whioh saves their money is more beneficial than that which briogs in muoh money, but takas it all again to pay expenses; that it is large food crops this year, to supplement the ootton orop, great or small, that brings them relief; and they will not soon again make ootton only to buy corn, meat, flour, Ac. Imported and American Win**, all kind*, Aimak (far ptmah), London Porter, Edinburgh Ale, Hers* Redieh (grated), Canned Reads of all blade, Pith and Roe in kite end keg*, JUST XKC11VKD nr H. F. ABELL & CO. Attention, Columbus Guards. THE “Columbus Guard#’’ar. hereby ordered U Appear in full uniform, with blue peats, el Gun- bjf’s iron front building, promptly et o'clock tbia svuuiug, to escort tbe remeinsof Col. O’Hara to the depot. lljr order of tho Commanding OH cor. Jjrdlt J. J.OLAFP.O.B* Attention, City Light Guards! M KMT at your armory in uatferm et 5^ o’clock this afternoon to eacort tbe remains of Colonel O'Hara to the depot. By order of the Captain. Jy»—1* U.». MV BRITT, 0. 8. 0, "th Piano Toning, .ItTtI! FRESH FISH! TROUT, BRKM, VLOUNDRRS, RID SND BLACK Visa, By J,3 11 G. W. BROWN. Assignee’s Notice. In the Dittriel Court of the United Staiet for the Southern Ditt. of Oa. lu the matter of 1 Rick'd K. Uoetchius V IN BANKRUPTCY. Bankrupt. ) f l MI18 ia to give notion onoe e week hr tbi.. i week* that 1 hare been appointed assignee of tbe estate of Richard K. Qoetobiue, at Muscogee oounty, Georgia, who having boon adJudgM a Bankrupt on his own petition, by tbe plstrh * Court for said District. II. F. BVBRKTT, Assignee. July3—oaw3w. Sheriff’s Sale. B Y virtue of an order of tbe Honorable Joseph V. Pou, Judge of tbe County Court. I will sell in front of the auction bouts of Bills A liar* rison, in the city of Columbus, in said oounty, ou tho first Tuesday lu Jnly nest, between tbe legal hours of salo, tbe following personal property, levied on as tho property of 8. Haul, to satisfy a distress warrant in fkvor of Wells A Curtis, against tho said 8. Haul, to-wit: Seven white shirts, 2 pairs drawors, 18 nubias, 16 baby hoods, 16 pairs boys’ suHpemlers, 7 pairs men's suspenders, 2D shirt fronts, 16 calioo shirts, 7 woolen shirts, 6 pairs woolen drawers, 64 boxes paper collars, 30 large and small looking glosses. 10 small elates, 81 geuts’ bows, 8 pairs ootton cards, 30 pairs paute, A vests, 13 satinet coats, t cloaks, 6 pairs gray blaukets, 70 woollen bats, 18 ladies' hats, 42 meu's caps, 28 chignons, 88 band- kerchiefs, A8 pairs children’s woolen hose, 4 boxes pad locks, 36 pines, 8 boxes hooks and eyea. 18 shaving brushes, A doten worsted braids, II pocket books, 2*4 dosen pencils, 4 sets tea spoons, 4 sets kuivoe and forks, 12 boxes spool thread, 10 pairs scissors, 4 round combs, 4 dossa spool thread, 10 pairs gloves, 4 pistols, 1 doson bottles hair oil, 1 dor.cn bottles pomade, 11 pairs ladies' and geuts* hose, two boxos flax, 8 boxes lily white, A neck- lace*, 4 raters, & combs, 2 boxes Addle strings, 8 E atrs gloves, 10 boxos musket caps, 20 yards giug- aui, 2Oil yards oolico, 133*4 yards delaine, AO yards Raglo chocks, 2 yards white flannel, 3 yards limUey, 2 yards cottonades, 8 yard fatinete, 13 yards hickory 3-2 bed ticking, 3 yards drilling. 2*4 yards bleached domestic, 17 yards boulevard shirts, 20 towols, 4 shawls, 4 parasols, 12 hoop skirts lb shakers, 2 umbrellas, A ladles’ bats, C pairs youths’ and men's boots, 88 pairs boys’ bal* aud brays,^ 1U pairs misses' and children** shoes, U.O.IYIY, Sheriff. GROCERIES. Maw Qsehaa Belter, r Mtz*„a Flank, Faarl Srlte, ffayr, Oat MM as* WkeetQrlte, BB'8 VARINA, fINR TRAS.t tow piltra. Crom A RlMkw.lt’* Ptok.l*, *11 kl*4a. ■Ur* OkoiM Ris, Old 0*nra*H*l Jm *a4 HMko Ooffto. IsiMM*. ■mi brand. Hni **i BrmkfMl •trip.' at. Louli Prarl Orito, NftSl $1. Bl.ckw.iri Darhw ew<kl*( Tobwco, Tic $ *■ Lorlltord’a Brlfkt *ad Dark Ont.rj Ck.wlax Tobocoo. West’s Bxtrs Vo. 1 Keroeone Oil, tfle * fbUoR. Pure Older Yinognr, Me ft gallon. ROB’T 8. CRANE, J.XI[f.M d*w) TimIM. THE WHOLESALE Grocery House J. & J. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and 10 Rroad St., a Columbus. Go., KKBPI CSRSTAim an HARD ABOUT 100,000 paiinde Baesn. #00 barrel a Flour. From 100 ta 200 barrel* Hager. 100 bage Coffke. From 100 to 200 barrale Syrup. 200 barrale Whtakey. 200 bexee Tabaaea. 800 “ Soap. 200 “ Caadlea. ' 100 barrale Lard. BO " Mackerel. BOO aaokt Salt. ' $0 tUraaa Mae. BOO ream Wrapping Paper. 100 eatee Pstaeh. 100 “ Sardine*. 100 “ Oytters. 100 “ Ploklai. 100 boxet Candy. 100 “ Staroh. 100 Rro** Parlor XX.tchM. 1,000 aowoda LwUlaid’* hit. *0,000 Clfara. 1,000 pww*4* Ctrwwa sad Bleak T**. *00 b*C* of *h.t. 100 bos** Sod. and Puqr Cr**k*ra. ISO Ch***» 1* *o—w. *0 barrel* Ylae/or. *0 auk* Scotch Ala. TOO Bomb Wood.n Btukok*. 1M donna Broome. IMPOWTAN® I THE CAMPAIGN Weekly Enquirer! A LIVE PAPER, Within the Retch oi Every Man Woman and Child! 40,000 Subscribers Wanted At »0 Coats Apiece! everything in the Grocery line, which they to the trade by the package, as low as any Jobbing House in tho United'States. J. 4 J. KAUFMAN, And offer other sprit ttm F. A. POMEROY, at Mooifisu’s cosnes, CALLS ATTENTION TO Okelc* Whit* Shad, “ Fraah Bay Flxh, “ Mobil* cibbaqe, i “ Calory find LtttuO*. “ Live and Dratted Poultry, “ Fraalf Country Sauaaga, Spare Rlbx and Baokbona*. A Chuie. Lot ot Ttnok Cracker*, Sugar Jumble*. Leman Snap*, Ulngar Sfiapa, Laman CNiihi, 4ft. Applet, Onions, Potatoee It Turnlpt ^AUo usual Family Supplies and Fancy Groceries Mr. T.’ C. PBIDGBN will ba fennd nt tho ter aud will be pleased towait on hi* rormer cos tumers and friends. Tbe patronage of the public la respectfully solicited. ft ‘* DRUGS AND MCDICINia. and a lot of sundries Je28 M [su lu fr sustu N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. Th# trada supplied at lawaat mar- , kat rata*. | ortT u* J. I* GRIFFIN, IMPORTED WP ERF U MERY^V FANCY GQOPB, AT REDUCED PEICEB. yu. Jm. tolLuni. . E. Dkxtib. V- 8. Bwcito*. Cotton Factory. A. CLEGG ft co., Columbus, Co., A RB prepared to supply merchants promptly and in a satisfactory manner with tbe best quality of Cotton Cheoko, Clnghoms and •tripos, all of which are In fa«t colors, ond of tho latest and most approved patterns. 4V factory oorusr of It. Clair and Jacksou street. Office on Jackson street. J#84 d3m HOTELS. THE SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Co. WILL bo kspt span this summer in it well known STRICTLY FIRST CLASS I of those visiting Savon assurance given that evt ry effort will be made to Insure their comfort. Our omnibuses will be found nt all arrivin trains and steamers. B. BRADLEY * SON, may87—dAwim Proprietors. All goods gnarantsed. 4 folly prepared at all hours, iali dsodawly “ Proscriptions euro J. I. QRIYV1N, 108 Bread BL By ELLIS A HARRISON, Valuable Stock of Goods at ASSIONEKS’ SALK. A T 11 O’CLOCK ON FRIDAY. TUB 10TH DAY or July next, we will Mil, nt tbe nuetion rooms of Ellis A Harrison, in thii city, n desirable p. k th# property of CrawToifl, Juttroigan A Co., bank rupts. The atteutiou of merchants is especially invited to this sale. Sales to •ontiuue from Bay to day until the stock fu sioned out. JOHN r. BAILRT, A. MILKS, (UhmIiu, Oa, JlM xr, 1*74. A Mi*, ms. JUMMUmII IMOLUTR D1V0RCR* O STAIN RD FROM WWW, X* 4i#w.ah AIWWA.-Wr Owwrtto*, Ac. Na paMWI, raqairad. No ckw*. Mill *lf.rw Irani*!. 444—. , - M.UOOSR, AM.ra.7, ■J*) 4*w1f 1*4 Bro*4v*7, M. Y. Than i* * promt** ot on «otiv* poltti o*l eanpaign tbi* (all io Qcorgi* and Ala bama, and it I* ot vital inportano* to the iprapl* that they ahoald b* thoroughly po*t*d on Ih* quratiou of party iasnes, and aho a* to th* lif* and character* of th* m*u for wbon they *r* to veto. To fill thia want th* publi*h*r of th* ENQUIRER- SUN ha* d*t*nnlu*d to «>4«bH»h to toon at he can gat oat tho*rand «*b*orib*ra, THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER, which h* will a*ad to any *ddra*a oa the receipt of FIFTY CENTS FOR FIVE MONTHS T*a thouaud *xtraeopi«« will b* taxtrad oa th* fint *diSon—ta important fut of whioh *dv*rtt*era Ahoald avail th*m**lv*a. Oudidat**, and ohairmu of oommit- tow in Gaorgi* and Alabama, aa well aa Granger* and other bodiaa, ahoald make up olnb* at one*, and wnd n* all th* po litical information they can glean. The iaaoM an of great tmportaaa*, end th* p*opl* ahoald b* rooted to th* emergency. Grant u will b* th* ttptntt involved in thi* *nt*rpria*, I will, a* an extra induce ment, tend fra* for on* ywr th* Wmmmlt or Bonsai Bnooirrb-Sox to ray paraon —ding m* twauty nraiw rad tan dollar* fw thi mm m Hard tie— ounet b* urged tax not taking thia paper, w it* low eoet place* it within th* n*oh of alL Let our friend* go to work at one*, apnad th* raw*, rad ■id na in aaonring aneh » circulation a* will make th* new aatorpvia* a medium of the graatwt good. Good men only will be enderied, rad no *ffort will b* aporad to rid Alabama of the harptaa now praying on bar. In addition to all political n*wa, th* Campaign Enquirer, a thirty-two oolumn p*p*r, will contain Gananl and Foraign H*wa, thatataat Market*, Crop Hapaela. Biota far Plant an, able EdftorUla, Hooaabotd Badpw, iUUgion* Intolligaaw, Okatohwaf Travel, Original Sieeiw, Poetry, and Local Intel ligence. Form Your Clubs ai Once Add/— A. R. Calhoun, XnfMtrerSun, eOLUMBCfi, «A. Rankin House, ColnmbUH, Ga. J. W. BYAN, Prop’r. Fbanx Goldin, Clark. Roby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Undr* thi Ha ran Hocsm. bjM (towtr J. W. RYAN, Prop’r- 122 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. BATIK Of BOARD J " perwssK “ per day Board without Lodging per month « “ « “ week T 00 iroakfast or Buppsr J" Dinner 1 No deduction in charges for less than flv Si* 0 *' DEN. W. P. BNIDEE. WARM SPRINGS, MADISON COUNTY, Western North Carolir ?ply or PURE FRBB8T0NB WATER from tl luntalus Into every department of tbe IIot< J raw 1 BAfi r ®S‘Rl“uf«S l W» l l? « Kltchn and Laundry, with u autlr. n»w out! furniture renewed aud Mattresses all new. Uousea renewed, making the Hotel tbe most col plete and well flttod In tbs coantTj. PRICK Of BOARD—Per mouth, 140; per wee $18 60. per dey, $8 OJ. Children and colored st vents half prioe. , „ J. A. 8AMPLB, General BUnager, Springs are easy of access via Kennesaw Itoute, j rough Kuoxville and Morristown. Excursion Tickets for round trip now ou salo at W. A A. R, R. Ticket ofllco. M*- MEBIWUH1B Off., DA. Apply for quarters to J#4 tf Lawyers. JOSEPH F. pSu, Attorney nt Low, nnd Judge of Gonntjr Court* Practice, in oil other Court#. OfUceoversforeof W- U*RobaNo 4 Ou, Broad St. of SAMUEL B. HATCHES, Attorney nt Law. Jo80 Office over Wittich 4 Kinsol’c. J. M. McNEILL/ Practices in courts of Georgia and Alabama. 1* Ofllco 136 lirimd 8t., (over Ilolstead A Co.'s. Special atteutiou gtveu to collections. jail Poetsx Ingram. Mastin J. CaAWfoao. Uxxsx Cnawroao. IXORAH * ORAWreRDI, * Attorney* at Law, Will pracllco in tha Rtol. ud Maral Court, of Ueoral*. Office over Preer, IHses 4 Co.’s store, northwest comer Brood and 8t. Clair Sts. jug Q f A. A. DOUEB, Attorney and Uauaraltor at law, - Practice# In Btate and federal Courts in Georgia nnd Alabama. ~ Office 120 Broad . t., Columbus, Ga. Ja6 fl UAtl H. Btirorono. Lom« ». flAAAAAD. ■ LANOPOED A OARRARD, ’ Attorneys end C*an**Ilor* at Law. uillce No. 07 Bi-rad Atrrtt, over Wittich A Kin- - sul’s Jewelry Store. • Will^iractice iu tbe Steto and Federal Courts. - Jai. M. Rcsssit.. Coaa. J. Swift. KUSMELL 4 SWEET, F Attorneys aud Ooiiusellors at Law. Will practice in tbe Courts of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit) and Alabama. Office over C. A. Redd A Oo.’t store, Broad street, Columbus, Go. jal 1 L T. DOWSING, Atforney nnd Mlloilar. U. 8. Com’r and Register in Bankruptcy. Offlee uov20| over Brooks’ Drug Store, Columbus, Go. PEABODY A BRAI309, Attorney* at Law. a Ornci era J. Rnmt A Co.’* Bnu, Baoa* 8r., novltj W*it »ll)«. n K. t. MOSES, Attorney and Caaasallar at Law, Georale lloae Ia.cr.no. Company bnlldieff, tec- . oct7 ly] ond itorj. CHAI. U. WILLIAM#, Attora.y at Law, CalatabB*. Oa. , Will proetice in any Court. Offlee over Aeee A Murdoch’s store. [novlf Doctor*. # DR. COLMEY. Resid.nc. and Offlee corner of 8t. Clair and Ogle- thorpe et*. Offlee hours—7 to 9 A. If., 18 to 2 P. 7 to tf P. n. ■•P‘47 dtf DR. M. B. LAW. Offlc. corner Brood aud Randolph streets, Burros’ buildiug. £ Re.id.uce on For«> th, three doors below 8t. Clair. B DR. So A. URRUUART, Office at C. J. Moffett’s Drug Store, Broad street. B Residence ou St. Clair, botwoen Broad aud ■ aep6 Front Bts., Columbus, Go. DR. So C. COOK, Offlee over Ellis A Harrison's Coromlsilon House, ■ep6 fint door to left. Drunalete. So I. ORITFIN, Imported Drags nnd Chemicals, Prescriptions carefully prepared, jaltf No. 106 Broad street. JOHI L. JORDAN, DniMtat, a Two doors below Geo. W. Brown’s, e Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. 4 jr Night Bell right of south door. sep& i A. M. BRANNON, * Wu? Nidi, Broad Szuat, Colombui, Ga., ' Wb*l**al* and Retail Dealer in ' Draff* and Medlclnm, Toilet Article* and Perfaarary. ■» septi Builders and Arohltaoto. J..U. CHALDEES, llonuB €«rp«nisr and ■nlldtr. Jobbing done at short notice. Livery and Sale Stables. White Sulphur Springs, r is welt known W.terin* Place h«e been opened for the t-eaeon, b. 11. T. Cnniiingham I - L-Jly. K.ery effort will Le mode for the com- J* 1 * ROBERT THOMPSON, OnuTioui, Noxth or luHui In, :.70 Colombui, q*. A. UAHHEL, Livery mmI M* Itohl**, OuuruORl'K St., Columbdi, (Ia. Reotau rants'. »«. Oil Brood Mnrt. Freeh Moats. J. W. PATRICK, 8t*ll* No. » and 18, Mark.t M* J. T. COOK, Irevh Mrata *f All Klwd*. CtolliNe.. 18 »»d 17. Dentists. W. P. TXOMMM. I attention given to tho Insertion of Art!- oth, as well as to Oporatlvo Dentistry. feb22 daw Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of Bheetingi, Shirtings, and Sewing and Knitting Thread. Cards Wool and Grinds Wheat and Corn- Offlco in rear of Wittich A Kinsel’s, Randolph st. K. II. C11ILT0N, President. Tho Building* hov* b**n Enlargtd, refitted and refuruishw! with special regard to cuuvenit uce and comtort. Tbe curative proper i:o of the waters have bi-cu experienced by hundreds of invalids tor uoie than a quarter of a century. EVERY INNOCENT AlUffBMKNT will be afforded, and all boisterous and improper conduot will be rigidly euppressed, our uaiu ob ject being to furnish AN INVITING RETREAT DR. C. A. STILES, who will look after tbe sick and aflUcted, and wkoae specialty is in tba treatment of chronic diseases. New hacks have been purchased, and will run to all tha railroads for transporting visitors. FROM COLUMBUS* ip, via North and loath Railroad, $5.U0. Distance 12 miles from terminus. All persons visiting the Mprluge can obtain their mail daily via Hamilton. A good Baud will be provided. A SWIMMING POOL Of SULPHUR WATER* as well as other kinds of batks, will always be ready for guests. Our MteN, we believe, are lower tlian at any other reoOit of any rcputatb'u. Our table will bo kept up to the si aud rd of the best lu the country. TERMS: Per Day $ * 00 Per One Week 10 00 Par Month 30 00 Children under eight years of ago and oolored servants at ( * '* " " “* ‘ JelO eodtf w f age ai ie-half of the above rates. H. T. CUNNINGHAM. HOLSTEAD&CO., Columbus, Coorgla. Csttwn Glu, utlo* Pv*****, II*rac Pawer*. /m4 Cutler*, Cider and Wla* Mill*, Howlnx HachtaM, lira** Halve., Plaur*, Hoe., Tkruhan and Fra Mill*. C*rn Stoeller*. H*rae Bake*, Harrow* and Caktlvatan, Bw.k and Braakl. Scylke*, Spade*, Park*. Ac,, *«• ALSO, Oe.rgla HffiUcd Hast Pr**( Oat*. 9<*r|l* and Tennem** Rye. Wheat, Barley, Clever and eras Need. Cheutlcal* tor making ap Fertlll ser* at hejue. Addreu UOLSTEAD dc CO., JOO If X/rlevltnral Depot, Oel.mbn, Oa. A Most Desirable Residence for Sale. attached. Water as good os any I city. Tho entire promise# in perfect order, session given at one#. Apply to tho undersigned or to Perry tip W. W. 8HARPE 4 CQ,, Ho. 25 Park Bow, Now York, Am mntfcwrliod tm Coatrael for Ad mylA tf Uusquito Hotting! ANOTHIR ARRIVAL AT PEAQOOK 4 SWIFT’S. J*i$ RVBCOOEE MANUFACTUKINU CO. Manufacturers of 81IKBTING8, 8I1IKTING8, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUAlbUS, GA. G. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. 8WIVT, Secretary A Treasurer. octSl ly. Watchmakers. C. SCIIOMBURU, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler/ Successor to L.Qutowtky, 105 Broad street, Jail Columbus, Go. C. H. LKQUIN, Watchmaker/ 134 Broad street, Columbus, Ga. Watches aud Clocks repaired in the best man ner end warranted. Jail Tobacco, Cigar., Sc. MAKER DORM. If you wont to eitjoy a good smoke, go to his Cigar Manufhctory, Between Georgia Horn, and Muscogee llome. J.8 C. LOPEZ, Dealer In and Manufacturer or Pine Cigara, Jatf Near Broad Street Depot. Barber Shops. LOUIS~ WELLS' SHAVING SALOON, (Successor to n. Henra.) Under Georgia Homo Insurance Building. Prompt aud polite barbers in atteudance. Jo25 ALEX A BAM, Jn8 Bxxbixs, St. Clms Btx&xt. ED. TERRY, Darber, Crawford St., under Rank in House, Columbus, Go. d»clH Dress-Making. MINK M. A. UGLLINGMWORTU, DreM-Makiug, t utiiug aud Fitting. Tt-ruis cheap . Rehidouce andahop fn Brownevtlle. . novlC Feed Store. JOHN PUZOllSBONH, Wholesale aud Retail D.ukr iu Hay, Oats,. Corn Bacon, Ac.. Oglethorpe Ft , opposite Jnl Toiuperancc Hull. Confectioners. i. o. struVper, Candy Manufacturer ABTD DKALIS IE All kludi of Confectionary and Fruit#, Stlek Caady IS cento. Full weight guaranteed in aack box. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., A CO., House and Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corker, (just north of postofflee) Columbua, Georgia. Will, contract .for ilouas and Sign Painting at roaeonabl. pricey aud guarantee satisfaction. Refor to Wm. Snow, Sr. feprff Hotels. W. T. POOl*, DomtUt, 181 Brood Bt., Columbus, Go. w. St roouRg Bomfllotg jq Home Bulldihg, Op g Cun and booksmlths. PHILIP E1PLEB, ad LockhWitb, Crawford street, Johnson’s corner, Columbus. Ga. WILLIAM SCHffBKR, Kid Locksmith and dealer In Onnnll teriols. Opposite Enquirer Odes. Plano Tuning, So. E. W. BLAU, dror and Tuner ot Planoes, Organa and Accordeons. Sign Painting also done, iers may be be left at J. W. Pease A Neman’s Grocers. DAN’L M. BISK, r in family Groceries, on Bryan straat, bo* tween Oglethorpe 4 Jackson stUMte. . So U. HAMILTON, Whmlonmlo and BfoH Ormoor, 1KHA2I COOPBB, rocer and L'culer in Goumti next to M Kn>;ulrer’' Offlee. Tailors. O. A. KtEHNE, Merchant Tnllor nod CntUr. No. X34 Broad Btroot. So O. MONTIS, Fashionable Tailor* road Street, 1st door aba Monso. N. B -Cutsisa A>b Rifaibim a fob 18J HENRY BELLMAN* Cutting, dooming and Mopnlring Done in the best stylo. apr24j Corner Crawford and Prout Its. Boot and Shoemaker. wmTmky*e7 ~ Root nnd fthoemsker. Dealer in Leather agd Vindingo. Next to C. A. ledd A Co.’s, Prompt aud strict attention given oorders. Jqll Tin and Copperemitha. W8. FEE, W*rh*r la Tin, hheet Iran, Ceyper. Or,ter. from *too*d proa,tl, *Uo*<lod to. i»7 No. 17*. Brood 8»ra.t. LAWYXRS, W. A. Farley, Attora*y.*t>Zj#*v OUSSETA, OBATTABOOOan Co., Ot. *a-Sp«olAl Aitontlon /Ivon ta *oI1mUo*a HINES DOZIER, Attorney *.t Law, HAMlfiTM, BA.. W ILL praotlo. I* Ih. OhittohMotlM Olrcult or All. whoro elra. All kind .f oollMlIow puruko. ’Tor to. or mo a.aj.” botM tf DOCTQIIS. Dr. J. H. CABRIGER, SURGEON AND FHYBIOIAN, /^vKFIOE up ttmlra S.B. Mr of Broad A H*n- dolph Street*, when he nt, he found d»r or ulxhi wheuuot prufriiluaitlly e*ue*d. Oolum'-u., Apr I 3<, 187*. dtf MILLINERY. SPRING MILLINERY. W K h'welurt receivedeMl IImot UPRIXU A-'I> SUMMED HILLI.VLRV, lo- ClUdl'.K nil tliO NOVtiLTIKa Ul tllU .-HAIltl. PRcH.ciNO AND I1LKACUIKO done In th. leteft et.ltM, At the lhone--t.notice. Nu\t door Lelo* tbe Ne. Verk Afore. MRS. OOLVIN euil oct!8—\y mer* mss DONNRLLY. PLAMTER8' HOTEL, Hast to Mmka Mrak Bmlldl*(. Patera-at all. tho train*. - j.13 HRS. W, r. BNIDIR, Propr'a. FOP SALE ONR-TIALr JNTERKST In Or the WHOLB of EAGLE DRUG STORE, No. 03 Broad Stiaet. CAN BE BOUQUT ON GOOD TERMS. Jobe YT-lL. Woodi Wood! gEST WOOD, ready sowed,$4.00 per cord. Wool ■awed for Wctufrppt cord. Order# filled prom| t* ly on apiilication tp the fob8MfMUBCOORK MANUF'Wfl 00 FOR 8AI*E AND RENT. To Rent. ^PTER April 6tb, two Furnished DEDg R00M8, Kitchen and 8table,-witb use of diulof room and parlor: Addrast Hay. BALKS for oala at prices ranging firs* 75 cants ta $1.H0 par hundred, at the my30 lm ALABAMA WABIBOV0*
