About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1874)
•• f/ .vqpp*'. 1 n.wmjy'jjyi . -sv xg <i imKH-»-r :■ *?.-+*, • •* >: -• "dM-ffifM * ■ ’ Enquirer. FRANK WESSELS, {l COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THtfftSDAY, JULY 23. 1874. VOL. XVX-NO. 170 TERMS OF TDK DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY BKQintxm. ....$8 00 .... 4 00 Tw*l.a months, in advance.... Six months, “ Three months, “ 2 00 One month, “ 76o. Wuxli Enijoirxb. one year 2 00 Boanax Ehqoibxb, one year 2 r,0 Sunday and Wssxlt Ekqcisu to gether, one year 3 00 adnrllalai Bate.. Squat*. I Wrefc, Daily $ 3 co s “ “ o oo a “ “ o so 1 Month, “ a oo > “ “ 13 00 3 “ “ 17 00 4 “ “ 20 CO 6 “ “ 22 60 • ‘1 “ 25 00 1 Square 1 7B*r 42 00 Th. ahova la a ith thn prlvilego of a change •tcry three Month*. Foi yearly card* a liberal di*. connt will be made. the Weekly ratee nlll lutariably be one-third Of the Dally. When an adrertlflement 1* changed more than onoe in three nionili* the advertiser trill lie charg ed with the cast of composition. Foreign adver tisers most par a* do those at home. ' GEORGIA MEWS. —The soldier who was shot by s negro in Atlanta, a few days ago, has nearly yaeovered. —On Monday thirty shares of Langley Cotton Factory stock were sold in Angnsta at l| 120 per share. —Hon. Thos. Elimonton, County Treas urer of Spalding oounty, died last week. His age was about 73 years. e —Angus MoAlpine, a bright boy, son of Mrs. MoAlpine, of Clarksville, Ga., acci dentally shut himself through the head wtth a pistol, on Tuesday. —There were shipped from Snvannsh by the steamships Herman Livingstone and Wyoming, lust Friday, 18,123 water melons for New York and Philadelphia. —Mr. Robert A. White, a eitizen of Atlanta, wok drowned in the Tecneasee river, at Chsttnnooga, on Monday, while he was Bw.imming in it. His body was recovered. —Dr. E. H Myers, President of Wes leyan Female College at Mseon, has re signed, to taka effect in Jannary next; and Prof. W. C. Bass has been elected to the poeition. —Robert Marshall, colored, ent Gilbert King, also colored, so deeply in the head with a hatchet, in Augusta on Sunday night, that King's Ufa ia despaired of. Marshall was arrested. —The Atlanta Comtitution learns that an altercation occurred on Monday at Red Oak, between Dr. Lofton and a colored man named Pinaon, in whioh the lnttrr was killed by the former. No partionlavs given. —Gov. Smith has commissioned Charles M. MoGlure, Ordinary of Cherokee aonn- ty ; C. C. Welters, Tax Collector of Col- S aitt county ; and T. B. Hannewell, Tax ollento- of Deostnr oounty—all to till VS-mi i> 3. —Ou Saturday last a difflonlty ooonrred near Angnsta between C. N. Churchill, ■white, aud a negro named Jim. The negro struck Churchill with a stick, snl the latter stabbed him with a pooket-knife, the blade breaking off in his side. The negro is in a critioal condition. —The Lumpkin Independent tells this “One of oar magistrates held a constable in ooatorapt the other day for sppssring f before 'Hie Honor’ in his shirt sleeves. The constable went for his cost, but re- ' marked iu going out that if he ‘attended to the business of that court mnoh longer he'd be in his shiri-tail.' ” —Rome has a sensation, and, aocording to the Courier, thinks herself “s city in fact,” beoanse a white infant waa found on a door-step on Monday morning. The little w»if was comfortably deposited in one bundle, and another contained its clothing, ’plenty of it and wall mode. Pinned to the child's dress was the snm of ills, and a note requesting the colored woman at wboe» door it was left to take acre of the baby, and to communicate ' with a friend of the mother at Helena, i., when more money waa wanted. Only initials were given. The kind enl- ored woman resolved to do as requested, and to taka good oare of the child. TILTON VS. BEECBEE. What the Trlkqne Mays. New You, July 22.—AUadtng to the volumnions sworn statement of Tilton accusing Beecher, the Tribune lays : The case now transcends the power of ohnroh conferences or well meaning marplots to settle or conceal. Unless the frightful ex position is answered promptly and fully, the most famous pulpit orator, since Panl preaebed hi Athens, ia silenced. Thera is no longer safely and dignity in the refusal to answer. Beecher's own hand seems to bear witness sgaiut him. Satisfactory proof of faiaity of aconsition will be received as tidings of great joy, and the position of tho great preacher will be stronger than ever in the hearts of thous ands.-> U he falls to dear himself, all Christendom will deplore the loss, and tho pistol shot of Booth Will have cawed no deeper, and not so hopeless a national sorrow. /. rutitir i r Beecher and Bra, Tilton to Boko n ■ MataMM. A Tribune reportar has interviewed' Mr. Cleveland, who aaid Mrs. Tilton and Mr. Beeoher are preparing a statement whioh will' he submitted to tip... committee bf" Thursdky, which will satisfactorily explain ail corres pondence hevrentt them, tcdxn other matters contained Mi Mr. Tilton's state ment. No long statement will be fur- nishod to-night’. ■ PHILADELPHIA. Infernal Msrklne-flanvy Ball—Tho Boss Ahdaetlon. Philadelphia, July 22. —Edward ’Wag ner, who is charged with ; sending an in fernal machine to the residenoe of Mr. Herring, with the evident intention of blowing up the family of the latter, hed a hearing at Police Headquarters to-day, and was oommitted iu default of $10,000 ■ecuii'y, Mr. liota has received another letter from the child stealers, in whioh the ab ductors state that, if he does not oome to the front with the money demanded, as per arrangements made in a previous let ter, they will abandon all further commu nication with him. . . Order far Sending Troepn te Vicks burg Temporarily Suspended. Washington, July 22.—The protest of prominent oilmens of Vinkaburg, includ ing the Mayor and Postmaster, against Davis’demand for troupe was rqo*i>sd by the Secretary of War this morning, and at once forwarded' t6'the President at Patterson, N. J. The President telegraphed lost night his approval of the nation.of the Secretary in sondiug troops to Vicksburg, and request ed that all dispatches on the snbject be forwarded to him at Long Brauob, and authorized the Beor'e'tary to use his dis cretion in tho matter. The Mayor and postmaMer claim there is no necessity whatever for troops. Sec retary Belknap also this morning reeeived from acting Govi Daviv a telegram stating that particulars had been forwarded by mail, and suspended the order directiog that troops should be sent to Vioksbnrg until the etatement of DsVia is received. COTTON CBOP IM HEOBOIA. BepwM by the Angneln Exchange. Augusta, July 22.—The Cotton Ex change this evening sent s report to the New paeans Exobsnge ss follows: Fifty- ohe answers from twenty-live connties. Weather generally reported more favora ble than dnriog the same period lest year. No land planted abandoned. Moat of the early planting was replanted; therefore, nearly the whole was late planting. Stand eqnal to last year. Not well form ed and boiled. Labor in efficient condi tion. Cotton growing rapidly. Weed notes large, and less fruit than lost year gt this time. Sixty to seventy per cent, less fertilisers need than last year. The Alnhnmn Glnlnu—Hooting mt the i : Commissioners, - Washington, July 22.—The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims met to-day at tho Department of State, all the members being present—namely, Wells of Miehigan, who ia tbs presiding Judge, gnd . Jedge* Raynor of North Carolina, fijraMm off stdw Jersey, Porter of Penn- sytraniavand Baldwin of Michigan ; with Mf..<J°bq .t>*Ni* a»01«rk of the Court. Ex-Postmaster General Creswell, having designated by the President as oo8uMl'"fer the Government, was also present. After organization, tle’Oouit proceeded to the consideration of rules to govern the proceedings before them,'Mid to other business, including the appointmont of R. W. C. Mitohell as tbair phonographer, and adjourned until to-morrow, when they will resume the subject of the rules. No claims will beconsidered until these shall be prepar ed and eircnlated. The Conrt having declined to occupy rooms in the Department of Justice will eeleet others more convenient. THE WEAXHEM. Depabtuznt or Wan, 1 Washington, July 21, 1874. j ProbabUitiee. —For tho Booth Atlantic end Golf States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partially cloudy weather and local reins in the Booth Atlsntie States, with southeast to sontbwast winds and high temperature, except near, the coast, end stationary or riaiog barometer. ■ VWW'V MARKETS. , Another Chicago Fire. Chicago, July 22.—A.t four o’clock thin morning a fire broke oat in tbo fine stone fro&i block, Nos. 121 and 12*3 State street, occupied by E. N. Hallister A Co., deal ers in carpels, and Giles Bros. A Co., jewelers. The stocks were entirely de stroyed. Losses are heavy, as the firms were entenaive dealers. Origin of the fire unknown. tirast’i Movements. New York, July 22.—Grant arrived here this morning from Long Branch on bis way to Patterson, N. J., to attend the re-union of the Grand Army of tbo Re public. Union Printers Leave Cases. Cincinnati, July 22.—The Union com positors of the Cincinnati Time*, hearing that they were to be dismissed Saturday, and places filled, by non-union men, left their oases this morning in a body. foreignTntelligence. AlaASlA.IlA news. —Mr. O. C. Tompkins, • member of ;4he constitutional convention of 1865, lied near TusonmbU last week. -The value of property to be taxed, poording to the new assessment in Dal is county, is more than three million pliara less than it was last year. -New sweet potatoes from Heury were offered for sale in the Eu- t market on Monday. Some of them hed Id pounds ea*h. “We lem from the Montgomery Ad thMfe Lowndes oounty farmer last Friday, to deliver 80;) bush- ’ oorn in November aft 05 cents a •1. he Democrats of Montgomery bold fsing and enthusiastic meeting on ‘ay evening, to organize for the ign. A number of eloquent gen- i made stirring and telling apeeoh- j<The “Clanton Democratic and Con- lire Club” was formed, negro named Shepard Tucker, from XfclMpooaa county, died on Tuesday in " r fee jail of Montgomery county, where ho „ tfcad been imprisoned by the Federal an- tfoorities as a “Ku-KInx.” Was be re dly guilty of any crime deserving long irn- ^Vjbypument, or w*b he only persecuted to «Mth for political reasons? —'Another correspondent of the Mont- vfewery Adoerti»er % writing from Russell * Qoaoty, Ala., takes issue wi'h the writer V ktely informed that paper that nearly eu the delegates from Russell county to i > the Congressional Convention were in favor of the nomination of Judge Cham- This last correspondent thinks that Tli* New Loan. ‘ u • WASHXNOXQfir, f fiYj C., July 22.—Let ters, principally from New York city, have been received Tn response to Secre tary Bristow's circular for subscriptions to the new 5 per cent. loan. A large ad ditional instalment iB expeoted by to morrow morning's mail, on aoconnt of to-morrow being the day set apart for opening the bids. Bristow will not leave foe Long Branch in response to the President's telegram until to morrow night*. <.I*„ WashMften Notes. Washington, July 22.—I. 8. Jones was appointed United States Marshal for tho Southern District of Florida. Miss Roso Poe, the last surviving sister of Edgar Pdtfj'died In this? city to-day; aged 08. “ * Ohio Granger a. Cincinnati, Oecd,. July 22.—'The State, Grange of Patrons of Husbandry cofoV TfoJUoundod, Uienoed tiiefr'session it Bpringfleld yes- V. Urduy. At tendance small. SPAIN. Carl lata Capture Cuenca. Madrid, July 21.—An official report of the lots of Cuouoa has been received. Tho defence was brave and obstinate to the last. Oo the 1.8th the Republicans defending the faubourg GarrietU repolled three assaults made by Don Alfonso with 800 men. The CarliBts ultimately cap tured the faubourg. The Republicans retired to the principal square ol the town and refused to surrender. Four more attacks were made upon them, in each of which the Carlista met with a repulse During tho morning of the 15th, after the firing had lasted fifty-six hours, the OsrlistB gained the square. The Republi cans began to retreat to the citadel, when they suddenly encountered a fresh force of 4000 Carlista, Who by some unexplained means had gained possession of the cita del. Gen. Ygleeeae, the Republican com mander, and Ml hit officers and men then surrendered as prisoners of war. The Carlista stoked and burned many houses, murdemd a number of the inhabitants, made a iett^altion for provisions, and demnnddd^ contribution amounting in tbo aggWgale to two years’ taxes paid by the eit/y and destroyed the fortifications, eazmy report their lose at 180 killed i Chambers aud Col. J. B. McDou- tbar are ebuut evenly divided between GrW^JBfceC! ----- •■'f+^Sikhe Montgomery Ne\t$ is pleased to it the East Alabama A Cincinnati has now a prospect before it of carried rapidly on to completion m that the road has been paid tor perfect titles made; that the new my has made an ont-and-out pur- aud hence are in no sense respon- for obligations of the old company. Murphy has employed a large force mds to fill bridges, repair traok and :be road in first-class order. Everv- nsed, labor and all, is promptly 'for in cash—a feature that will at oommend the new oompany to the >la. Protest Afnlnit Troops ot Vicks* . j JMair- Washington, July 22.—The Mayor and rostmastetof Vicksburg have telegraphed to tho President, protesting against troops being sent to that city iu accordance with the application of the Lieutenant-Gov ernor. Lower Mississippi Commission. Providence, U. I., July 22.—The Com mission appointed by the President to de vise a plan for the reclamation and pre servation of the overflowed lands atoRgr the lower Mississippi river met iu New port to day and held an informal meeting for oonsoiUlioa. All the members were present. Creating Havoc 'in the Alabamn Cotton Crop. Mobile, July 22.—The boll and army worms have, .made their appearance in Middle Alabama* Eastern Mississippi, and also in many parishes in Louisiana. Three large plantations in Middle Alabama were entirely desUoycd^wRbin three days. “On tho ; Brock ot Long Branch.** Lenka Branch, July 22;—The Fifth Maryland Regiment, accompanied by the U: 8. Marine hand, arrived Ibis Morning. On Friday-lhe^wlll\)e reviewed by Gep. Grant .and, ataff,, and -.Governors Parker and.Dhk The President ia expeoted to visit At lantic City on SatMday, to remain sev eral days. BT TELEGRAPH TO BN^VIKIV. Money and Stork Markets. New York, July 22.— Stocks dull and weak. Money 24 per oent. Gold 9|. Exchange—long 487), short 490. Gov ernments dull. State bonds quiet. London, July 22—4 p. m.—Erie 2ty. New Yore, July 22.—Money easy at 2) per cent. Exchange dull and steady at 487£. Gold Governments aotive and steady. Btates quiet and nominal. Provision Markets. New York, July 22.—Flour dull and drooping. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork firm—mess $21. Lard firm—steam 12£. New York, July 22.—Coffee aotive and firmer, Rio I9^a28; advanced ope cent in better grades. Sugar quiet and steady at 7j[a8; fair to good refining 8 j; prime 7|a8: Muscavado 9£; Centrcfugal refined dull and rather heavy. St. Louis, July 22.—Flour dull and drooping; time sales lower. Corn firm, some sales higher—No. 2 mixed 68x67, according tf> looation. Whiskey steady at 96. Pork higher at $22 00. Bacon unchanged, only order trade. Lard firm —summer 11^. Louisville, July 22.—Flour firm and in fuir demand; superfine $4s$4 50. Corn quiet and unchanged—white 82a84; mixed 74a?6. Pork aotive and higher at $22.50. Bacon firm —shoulders 6f; dear rib 11; clear sides 11$; sugar cured hams 15air»), plain 14$. Lard 13}al4 In tierce, 14$ keg. Whiskey 95. Cincinnati, July 22.— Flour doll and drooping. Corn dull—mixed 65a66. Pork strong and irregular—$21 25o22 spot buyers till middle of August. Lard firm —summer 11 $al 13; kettle 13$al3j. Ba con firm—shoulders 8$, cleat rib IQ], clear sides 11. Whiskey firm at 95. lotion Markets. Livebtool, July 22—1:30. P. u.—Cot ton quiet end unchanged; sales 12,000 bales—including 3,000 for speculation aud export. 2:30 p. m.—Sales uplands, nothing be low good ordinary, deliverable in July, 8 1-16. Sales of shipments of new. crop on a basis of middling uplaqd*, nothing,beldw good ordinary, 8$. 4 p. m.—Of sales to-day 6,800 are Amer ican. Liverpool, July 22—5;30 p. m. —Bales uplands, nothing below low middlings, deliverable July,.8$; do. y do., deliverable August aud Hcptember, 8 .3-lf»; sales of shipments.new crop, ou basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, 8|. New Vows; July 22.—Cotton quiet; sides 365 bales; uplands 17; Orleans 17f. Futures opened steady; July nominal; August 16 3-lGuj; September lC^uD-lG. New York, July 22.—Futures closed firm ; sales 9700 :• July nominal; August 16 9 32 bid ; September 16 21-82 ; Octo ber 16 19-82; November 16 15-32e£ ; De cember 16 15-82a4. New Orleans, July 22.—Quiet and un changed ; middlings 16£; net receipts exports to Great Britain 2452 ; sales 250 ; stock 27,003. Savannah, Juiy 22.— Steady; middlings 16c. ; net receipts 52 ; sales 122 ; stock 9702. Boston, July 22.—Cottou quiet; middlings 17g; Buies 150; stock 9,600. Mobile, July 22.—Cotton dull; mid dlings 16; low middlings 16; good ordi. nary 14; net receipt* 5; Bales 100; stock 5,980. New York, July 22.—Cotton quiet; ales 531, ut l7'*17j{; not receipts 127. Augusta, July 22.—In fair demand, offerings vtuj light; middlings 15f; re-, coipts 25 bales ; sales 65. Charleston, July 22.—Cotton quiet middlings 16jf; low middlings 15j; good orvliuary 14net receipts 75; exports to France 1,693; sales 150; stock 7,149. Galveston, July 22.—Cotton quiet and steady; good ordinary 14$; net receipts 23; sales 273; stock 5,927. • HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Ga. J. W. RYAN, Prop’r. Fm*m Oou»>, Clark. Ruby Restaurant, Bur. and Billiard 8aloon. Vudmm rax Ruckin Homx. .,14 davit J. W. RYAN, Prap’a. THE 8CREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, C«. WILL be kopt open title •ummer la its welt known STRICTLY FIRST CLA8S ry effort will bo made to insure their comfort. R. BRADLEY A SON, maylT—dlw4m Proprietor*. Warm Springs MEBIWBTHKB CO., «A. rpHIB FAV0B1TM RESORT is now open tbr I visitor*. Tbe best fare sod the finest Bathing on the continent. Apply for quarters to jo4 tf JOHN L. MU8TIAN, croceries. A Rare Chance! I 0FFRK to any onn wlnbinR to engago in the business, my tttuiro stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries AT COST FOB CASH! My goods are ell VRKBH and well selected. Will also rent Ike ato.o bows I now occupy until the first of October next on reasonable terms. The stand Is is the heart of tbe business portion of the city in the grocery line, and Is an excellent one. 1 offer tho samo inducement* to retail dealers la the city or from the country, and will sell In lots to snit purohaaern MEAN WHAT I 8AY-T11R GOODS WILL 1IR SOLD AT COST FOR CASH. AH those having cl-Uins agniust me will present them. Those who *" ‘ ward and settle at j** 1 ?-,., > will pleafe come for* ’wr.O. E. ANDREWS RAILROADS. Western Railroad of Alabama. ’oattlotg sf the Forces. Jply 22.—General Zabala has sent c mght butt a! ions of troops to re inforce the llepnbl leans in the provinoe of Guocuua. The Garlists are in strong torfe in the province of Alava, between Mitatule and Vittoria. FRANCE. z Tko Brussels Congress. Paris, Jnly 22.—In the Assembly to. day the Minister of Foreign Affairs ata ted impossible for Fiance to bold off . from tbe Brussels Congress, but tho Government would undertake nothing without the consent of the Assembly. The Government wi!l in^iat on an exoln alo& of the navul questions in accordance wi'h the example of England. Tbe Electoral Bill. London, July 22.—The Times' Paris special says the Committee of Thirty have ngrcod to the Electoral bill fixing the age of a voter at 2u, providing for elections by arromlUsements instead of departments, and giving an additional member to every 50,000 inhabitants. Desire mm Assembly Dlaaelwllen. Pahis, July 22.—Deputies of the Left are actually circulating, for signature, petitions for the dissolution of tha As* ssmbly, to be presented in the event of tbe defeat of M. Oistniri Perier's bill. •HIP NEWS. r, rJ . /to;: — . .Savannah, July 22.—Arrived : Sen Bel- vfcdbr; Index, Eclipse, Curtis, and Tilton. 'Bailed: Montgomery and Stephen G. White Sulphur Springs. r nifi well known Wuteriug l'lnco lies Ixien opened for the >oimon, by H. T. Cnnninglmm and Lady. Every < ffort will be made for tho com fort and onjoymeut of tlio v.sltors. Th» Building* hive been Enlarged, of the water* have been experienced by hundred* of invalids for note than a quarts* of a century. EVERT INNOCENT AMUSEMENT will be afforded, and all boisterous end improper comluot will be rigidly suppressed, our main ob ject being to famish AN INVITING RETREAT DR. C. A. BULLS, who will look after the sick and afflicted, and whose specialty la in tho treatment of chronic diseases. New hacks have been pur< hnsed, and will mu to all the railroads for transporting visitors. t'BOX COLUXIIK, trip, via North and South Railroad. $VO0. Distance la miles from terminus. All porstns visiting the Bprlngs can obtain their mall daily via Hamilton. A good Band will be provided. A SWIMMING POOL OP SULPHUR WATER, as well as other kinds of baths, will always 1m ready for guests. Oar rates, we believe, are lowor then at any other reeort of any reputation. Our table will be kept up to the ataod^rd of tho beet ia the country TERMS i Per Day $ v* 00 Per One Week I0 00 Per Month 30 Ul Children under eight rears of age and colored servants at ons-half of the above taiet. JslO eodtf II. T. (JUNNINGIIAM. Muscogee Sheriff Sales. front of the auction buiiMe of KUii A lUrriaon. Broed street, Oolun.bun, Ga., the following describ. od property, to-wit: Twelve boxes of Boots and Shoes, levied < 1 pairs of shoes, likiug, 1 piece ol glngbunts, 1 piece Undney, 'i pieces flannel, 6 pieces calico. 1 piece of stripes, o plecos hlilrting, 1 piete of factory goods, X pieces woolen Jems, 3^ pair pants, 1 needle aud tltteod cuse, U shirts, 2 towels, X shawls, 0 pairs ol drawers, VU bin.clu'S t tp« "’ pairs small Cocks, 4 steel watch chain-, 1 lot pi buckli's, 9 pair* ladies' shoes, » hutej II pipes,* rt umanM hhwk'Ug, & |u»it|, in it’s gaitr-ra, and 8 cakes of s up., Levied ou a* lb" property of Abra ham Stein, by vlrlne or enfl to satisfy a li fa is sued trout .duscogeu County Court, Iu lavor of F. J. Bpr.ngur, vs. Abraham stein. Prtqwriy point' d out iu said ti r \y New Soeken Butter, Mezeppe Flour, Peerl Grit*, Rye Flour, Oet Meel end Wheat Grlta, Heideiok Champagne, Imported and Amarloan Winae, all kind*, Arraok (for punch), London Porter, Edinburgh Ala, Horea Radieh (grated), Oannad Good* of ell kind*, Fleh and Roe In kit* end keg*, JUST lUXKlVZU BY H. F. ABELL A CO. Je28 tf i RlfiU OAT MKAL. 8AGO, TOPIOCA, IIRCK- RR’8 VARINA, fINB TRABat low piltor Prose A Blackwell’s Plckels, all kinds. Kxtru Choice Rio, Old Government Java and Mocho Coffee. Boasted Coffee. Best brands Uami and Brunkfsst Strip ). 81. Louis Pearl Orits, 20 lb for $1. Blackwell's Durham Smoking Tobacco, 76c lb. LoriUard's Bright and Dnrk Century Chowlng Tobacco. West's KxtraNo. I Kerosono Oil, 40c ga'.lon. Pure Cider Vinegar, 50c fl gallon. ROB’T 8. CRANE, Je21 [febl dOm] Trustee. THE WHOLESALE Grocery Hou$e 541 H00R8 TO NEW YORK NINE HOURS FASTEST TIME I WltTHM SAIIJWAS Of 4UMU, oaumm, a.,, j/ety aik, ur*. TBAIHB LUTIOOt,unn DAILY for Mo.urawj ul Mae, IiO# 4. ■. ArrlnUlnq'j, . TK» 4. U. ArriY.Uf.lau, ■ - U:<M 4. a. FOR ATLANTA AND NNW TORS At 10:90 >. m. Arrlf. OpUlta U IRK m. At AtUuU 4.43 p. ■. By Atlanta and Rlahmand Alr-Llna. LHU AtluuliOOp. U, 0BARL0TTN *0* u «*.. at Philadelphia 1:80 p.m., at NNW YORK 6:16 p. m. Bleeping Can ms from Atlanta to Charlotte. By Kenneetw Rauta. Leave AUanta AW p. m H Daltsm low p. m., Bristol Kh4A a. m..Lynohteffi 10*46 P»». Arrive u Wukiutu i dl UVtUUM. *.u *. u reueiUfUe i«|.a,u rmtiork sat p. ■. HtuplB, cm n* (me Atkst* U L}M*b.r(. TRAIN* ARRIYB AT OOCdHMTI DAILY frou AUuUiUN*.Ywk, • MUZ Prou Mo.tcaB.rp m4 (Ub. tfK r. N. Tlck.u for ml. u Defoe framer 1mm. 0HA1. f. BALL, ternl font. R.A. RA00N. Aomt.trait tf EXCURSION TICKETS TO New York and’Retum. GSffXXAL SUFIRIXTKIfdent's OweX, ClNTXAL HAILBOAD AND BaNKINU CO. OP UA - Bahamas, July 17,1*74. edgevillf, , , _ foul a and Albany, at very reduond ratM by Ball to fiAVannah, and thence by first class Steamship JlU. AUo at \ he same time hfid place three mules— it black mure uiulo, nhirtit five fears okl i a bay marc mule, ubout live years old, and f ol ^ cue u sorrcU ptare mule, about eight, v< levlo.i on as tho propeTty of Hubbard by virtue of, tinu to satisfy a 11 Ik., iseucu irout Muscogee bupcrlor Court iu lavor ul Tillman fc Clementd vr. Hubbard Walker. Property poln'cd out by plaintllTs. Also at tho same time end place lot of land No. 112, in tho 0th btetrtot, in the Uowota He- serve, as the property of A. <Jaoicll« to satisfy two fl fas. Issued Irout Muico^eo Interior Court, * In favor of Thus. S. T J - of KlUaboth Hatcher, t tho tame ti t City Lot Number _ „ west corner of said lot end running ■> uth on Brood street 38 leer, ttocuco east 147 feet 10 inches, Utunco north 3d foot, thence west 147 feet lu Inches, to tho beginning of said premi ses, including two stores, Nos. l*o and itfl on east side.IlruadHtrcct—levied ou as ihe p-ojer- tj,- of John 1>. Carter, to satisfy u tt fa li-uud lrotu 1)1 u («• ;oo Superior Court lo favor of ituo- ney A Warner, vi*. John I». Darter. Also, all thoce parcels of laud known la tho plau of the City of Coluuibua us parts of lot# 860 and 347, fronting on Jackson street, and parts of lots Nos. 840 and 846 fronting on Troup street, commencing on Jackson street 104 feet and four inches irout' the north-west oorner of lot No. &‘j0, and running south on said street 00 feet atod 7 inches, thenoe east to Troop street —said lots or parte of lots are known se the residence ol John I>. t'artor—lovled on to eat- Lfy a tt fa In my hind* in favor ot Rooney fo Warner vs. John D. Carter. Property pointed oat by plaintiffs. Also, at same time and place, south half of lot Nn. 201, with all tbs improvements Ibareoo, con taining one quarter acre, more or less, levied on as the property of Albert N.‘Ragland, executor of Tliooua Ragland, deceased, to satisfy two fl fas issued from Justices’. Courts—fits In lavor of Ko- sstts A Law bon, and the other ip favor of Welch A Oo., vv. eald A. S. RscWnd. Levy made and re turned to uts by V. M. Cower, Uw al coneUble^ July T, 1174.—Wtds, Cotton Factory. A. CLEGG & CO., Columbus, Ca., A RR prepared to supply merchant* promptly and in a satisfactory manner with the boat quality of Cotton Cheoks, Clnghams and Stripes, MV* factory corner of fit. Clair and Jackson street, office on Jackson street. Je*4 dim HOLSTEAD&CO., Columbus, Georgia. Cetlan Cllns* Cat tom Presses, Hmrae Pewtrs, Peed Cutters, Cider and Wins ililis, Meirlnf Machlaesi Grass Knlvos, Plows, IBoea. Tkreshsrs and f an MU IU, Corn Ihsllsm, Horae llsakes, Harrows and L'lutlvaters, ■mals mud Bramble bcylhes, •padesy Verks, Ac., Ac. Geeiflm Hmlsed Unst Proof Omto* Georgia and Tenu«;were llye. Wheat, Dmrlcjr, Clover anl Grmsi lend. Chemicals for Un i:«g up Fertlll< aoro mt Isom**. Addroh* HGIATKAD dfc COa, Je30 tf Agricultural Depot, Columbun, Ca. N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN 3 taw ai conetHUie. . IVKY, blioriff. Cotton Tie Company. Th* trad* eugpliad at l»we|it mar- kat rata*. BjYI 46b Central Railroad. flEBHBBEKSBEZZXB BDYNRINTBNDNNTa 6VTI0R,' ) 0M.. JM. «\UT4. f either twBlWM w ahrtfo. W 0NNTR4L AMD ZOUTn WKftTHMN RilLkOAD* ou U pvohw* foraXI VAIB. art* ItakataBiniN. Sold until Slit *f Daaambar Naxt, uj b. 000D to ruera Until tk* iSth of January, 1S7B. 4S-0ONbnOTOR8 ARR ROT AUTHORIZ1D t. Mil RETURN TlOkm «NB H.fo *km Agents sell. The PUBLIC ore therefore CAUTION ID to Out a.iy araSluiiro.j. Rhg'r ud l.p'1 Vap't Atlaata Hvtslsa Osotral Railroad. JsSOlm ■ . , Montgomery 4 Cufiiula R. R. Change of Bohedule, Taking ESeat StmOy, Jw* SI, IS74. J. & 1. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and <6 Broad 8t., Oolnmbus, Ga„ KKKP* CONSTANTLY ON HAND ABOUT 100,000 Round. Baaon. S00 barrel* Flour. From 100 to 200 berrol* Sugar. 100 bag* Coffee. From 100 to 200 berrol* Syrup. 200 barrel* Whltkey. 200 bone* Tobacco. BOO “ Soap. 200 “ Candle*. 100 barrel* Lard. 50 “ Mackerel. ,500 eeckt Salt. BO throe* Rica. 500 ream* Wrapping Paper. 100 ***** Patath. 100 " Sardine*. 100 •* Oyatar*. 100 “ Piokla*. 100 boxa* Candy. 100 “ Starch. 100 gross Parlor Matches. 1,000 pounds Lortllard'a Snuff. 90,000 Cigars. 1,000 pounds Green and Blank Ten. 800 begs of Shot. lOO boxes (Soda and Fancy Crackers. 100 “ Cheese iu aeuaoua 00 barrels Vinegar. 80 casks Scotch Ale* 100 doxen Wooden Bucket*. 100 doxen Brooms. ind everything in the Grocery |ino, which they It'nr to tho trade by tbo ]wk igo, mi low as liny other Jobbing liause in tbe Unite i HUt*'R. apriti out j. a j kaufman. P. A. POMEROY, AT BOOUKIt’H COIINIill, OALLB ATTKNTION TO Choioe Whito Shad, “ Fresh Bay Fl.h, “ Mobile Cabbage, “ Celery and Lattuoa, “ Live and Crested Poultry, “ Fresh Country Sausage, Spare Ribs and Backbone*. A Choice Lot of Profth Cracker*, Sugar Jumbles, Lemon Snap*, Ginger 8napa, Lemon Cream*, Ac. Apple*, Onions, Potatoea A Turnip*. Also usual Family tiupplien aud Faucy Gro:criss MAIL TRAIN—DAILY. Leave Montgomery..a.. 4:00 m Arrive at mtteilfi..«...«*a««.«**.«..*g } .ll:lt r ■ Connecting on Wtdgeedaar* o*4 Igtarday* with hosts oe dbattalihoehseWver, Mi telly at Union Springs with MehiU A 01 raid RfoUfod for Troy. Leave Rufanla. an Arrive at Montgomery 7:66ah mwfttklfcMfte A Girard atgomsrv with R. DCNHA^, l«,'t. CENTRAL RAILROAD. uanats a.raurtsranif'.Oratfo n O N AND ArTNK (VNDAY, 14TV IN.TA . ' ^dgsisjstrjtcJEJaSNSr^ OSfcUoWS: rj;< ti TRAIN NO. 1, Q04NG NORTH AHA WIST. **m*m« 6:46 A H U:06 A M ..*■*.a* 4:00 m 10:0® r H ..i***.«V1t:M r m ter and will be plvas< d to wait on his former turners and friends. Tbe patronage of the public is rospectfully solicited. feb28 ^BSOLUTJfi DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM courts, of different ftatea, for desertion, Ac. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted. Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney, mySO fewly 1H Broadway, N. Y. Leave Augusts Arrive lu Aegimu.. Arrive In Milleugsvills Arrive in Ratoaton....dk.**. Arrivo in Mseon.. Leave Maoon for Oolamtes. loMbve Macon for Rn an in.... ®.101 u lisavs Macon for Atlanta 8:10 r m Arrive at Colnmlfo* 11:46ah Arrive at Eufoulfo......................lotgu » M Arrive ut Aslant*...... 5:00am OOMINO BOOTH AND MARY. Leave Atlsittai..........».B>:00m Leave Co uiubus...... 7:10 r M Leave Eufaola .1..'.........7:86r M Arilve at Macon from Atlanta........... tt.10 a h Arrive at Maoon from Columbus......... 4:10 a m Arrive at Mspon from Mnfoal* « 45 a m Leave MacoB. 7:15ah Leave Angnsta..* .vit.ri 0:06 a h Arrive at Auguste 4.00 f u Arrive at ffavannah 6:V6ph TRAIN NO. 8, GOING NORfll ANN WMT. Leave havagnak m Leave AuguxU 8:06 p M Arrive In Angnsu 6:66 a h Arrive in Mn**n. I JOa h Leavo Macon for Columba*... 8:80 a h Leave Meson for Nafonl*.*. .......... 1 0.06 a h laeavo Macon for AtlonUl........... am Arrive In 06l«fofofo... .TT.... AM?...... 6:36 r m ArtitninRnfamin JI.•»...« 6:40ru Arrive in Atlanta 8:06 r m COMING SOUTH ANN Min. Leave Atlanta..1:?6 r m Irttave ColumtMie......................... 8:80 r m Leave Eufanla..., 8:60AM Arrive in Macon from Atlanta..Va7:10* M Arrive iu Maoon from OftefofoM*........ 7:86 pm Arrive in Macon foom Knfolra. 6:10 r m Leave Macon 7.36r m Arrive in MilledgAvllle, 10.09 pm Arrive fa Matenl^i....\.ii..ll:55 r M Leave AugiMt*.,......^.8:03 r m Arrive in Augusts 5 66am Arrivo lu Savannah 7:16 a m Train No. 8, beta* a tbrengb train on tho Can - iral Rnilrped, Mfr)#! WhileRUtton*. eeeeagers for haJr •tetteM foRoet be taken on >r put off. Jha&toaaai si stss a Eatooioa train mum dslty. f ' - Je23 tf ally, Ihinfoys mtfonti d. NOTICE. Orrio* Moorji A Gtaao* Raumad, l Col umbos, Ahjif 14^874. J laeavo Columbus .... Arrive at Troy....... Leave Troy Arrive at Oof umbos., atirto 2w ...Iffifcr.M. l:-.6 A. M. ...WfoUA, M. W t L. CLRNR hwp't. Notiot. A LL persona having claims flat the estate of J. Warren Mamey, dseeafod, are hereby s%ur jrssfjjffldrwsr u “ ,,di ,o John a nuir.Y, Jel4 w4t* Administrator. Important to Fahnere. M r. t, j, btzynni u «u awn i« ta. Pfontm .( Omrii ud ot Nlfofl. Ud lidMI OIN-WBI.UT3II. try. Wh.rircr ko ku w»rMd k. ku
