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Enquirer.
FRANK WESSELS, {iSSuSBlwuml.}
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1874.
YOL. XYI.-NO. 191
DAILY, WEEKLY*" AND SUNDAY
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Dolly.
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rlth the ooel of oeMpeeltloe. rerelge edrer-
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OMMM IIWI.
f —At a meotiag et Franklin Springs in
the interest of the Blberton Air-Line
BsilranA, on Thursday last, between four
and flee thousand dollars were sub
scribed.
—A firs on Friday night in the ware.
room attaohed to C. E. Hills A Oo.’a fur
niture store in Borne, destroyed good, to
tha amount of about #800. The Uommtr.
dal rays that the Ira waa sithsr tha work
of an incendiary or sponlanaona combus
tion.
—The employees of tha JStna Iron
Company, near Borne, offer a reward of
#160 fur the arrest of John W. and Thog.
Johnson, who are accused of murdering
an inoffensive deaf negro named Ander-
aon Maul, in Alabama, and tbs Stonewall
Iron Company of Alabama offer an addi.
tional #100.
—The anit of Mrs. Sears against the
Central Ba lroad company, tried at Qriffln
on Friday, resulted in a verdict of #10,000
in favor of the plaintiff. The ground of
the suit waa the death of Ur. Bean while
to the employment of the oompany, by nn
accident, for whioh the verdict hold, the
railroad oompany liable.
—According to some statistics taken by
the Savannah Newt from the last report
of the Comptroller-General, the gross re
ceipts in premiums, for the year past, by
the different insurance companies doing
business in Georgia amounted to #000,.
000, and the gross losses to only #266,.
000.
—IBs Boaster RepubUean is informed
that a Storm of “hot wind" last week
completely destroyed tha cotton crops of
Measm. Joseph Crawford, Benjamin High-
note, Daniel James and J. Moody, in the
lower edge of Marion comity. The storm
lasted half an hour. Other vegetation
waa also parobad. It is pot known how
far the storm extended.
—Last Saturday evening, as two ne
mo men, named Harris 'Dixon and Jack
Gumming, were driving along the road
near WarUien's store, in the upper part of
Wubington county, they were caught in
a storm and both killed by a falling tree.
They lived about an hour after the tree
fall upon them, and both expired nearly
at tha same time.
—Tha Macon Telegraph thinks, after
inquiry into the matter, that Henty Wil
liams, tha colored preacher about whom
there was such a row at his chnroh last
week, lias borne a good character both in
Augusts and Maoon ; and that Augustus
Watson, the Augusta negro who made the
charges against Williams, is a bad charac
ter. It also says that tha division in the
church remains unhealed.
LYNCH LAW IN AVHVITA.
Caps. A. F. Butler Wardered - Tha
Near* Murderer Killed.
Augusts, Aug. 17.—Cept. Butler, who
waa shot by a negro, died at II o'olock
last night. The citixens were so exaspe
rated at the unprovoked murder that sev
eral hnpdred of them armed theqiselvea
and marohed to the jail where the Mur.
rail Brothers were confined. Both of
them were taken out aud carried to the
Parade Grounds, and a jury waa impro.
vised. Both Gabriel and Mike Murrell
asserted their innocenoe. After three
hours of investigation, and on sworn tee-
tffuouy of eye witnesses of the murder,
Gabriel waa taken back to jail, and Mike
shot tq death at 8 o’elook this morning.
THU MUBDIR or GIFT. BGTLXB.
The following dispatch of the day be
fore, nut sent to this office, states the
crime:
Auousta, August 15.—Capt. A. F. But
ler, looal agent of the South Carolina
Bailway, was shot this evening at 7 o'clock
under the following oimumstanees: He
was, accompanied by bia wife, on a street
car returning from the eametery on his
way home. In getting off the ear at the
corner of Mulberry street, an intoxioated
negro was sitting on the step obatruoting
the passage. As he and his wife ware in
the act of leaving the ear, Capt. Butler
pushed the negro with his hand, telling
him to got up. Gabriel and Michael Mur
rell, both of them being impudent ne
groes, were together, one sitting on the
steps snd the other standing on the plat
form of the car. Michael poshed Mrs.
Butler as she waa in Ihe act of bains «*-
sisted out, and Gabriel pulled out a plstpl
and shot Capt. Sutler over the left tana-
pie, the ball penetrating the brain. Th s
negfeas ran after the snooting, but wet >
pursued and captured by the police. Gi -
briel was slightly wounded in the fat e
before being arrested. Capt. Butler a
still lingering, bnt cannot live. He waa
one of the best citixens, and universally
respected by all classes.
THE SCHOOL POPULATION.
From the Atlanta Constitution, 15th.]
This will not be enumerated again for
four years. The enumeration returns
of 1878 are used for the eight oouuties
whose school commissioners failed to
make returns this year, namely: Bryan,
Charlton, Dade, Floyd, Jefferson, McIn
tosh, Wiloox and Wilkes.
There are 48,391 more white children
than oolored. Of whites, there is a gain
of 2,922 over the census of 1870, but 10,-
266 leas of blacks, or a decrease of 13,-
334 of both races.
White. Colored. Total.
ceniuaormo an,350 iso.uo 407,605
Batumi 1174 2X1,811 172,800 304,171
2,028 15,250 13,334
The comparative atteqdanoe is thus ex
hibited by the oensus of 1870:
White. Colored. Total.
6 to IS 218,810 130145 407,505
Attendance 57,142 10,351 77,403
NoiMttondanoe 151,217 173,705 330,012
That is, over every third while child
attends school; also over every eighteenth
oolored child, being an attendSBsb oT over
five and one-fourth of the whole number.
Of the Confederate soldiers under thir
ty years of age—entitled to a pro rata
apportionment of the sohool fond—about
twelve and one-fifth per oent. are in three
counties (of the 13(1), Chatham, Floyd
and Thomas.
The number of illiterates between ten
and eighteen yean of age are not report
ed this year from sixteen counties—Bry
an, Bullook, Carroll, Chatham, Coffee,
Dade, Floyd, Forsyth,- Jefferson, McIn
tosh, Monroe, Morgan, Stewart, Sumter,
Wilcox and Wilkes. Murray county is
estimated by the State Sohool Commis
sioner ; ana estimates are made of illit
erates of all ages for Bibb, Lee and Sohley
counties. Only Savannah of Chatham,
and Jonesboro of Clayton, are reported.
Those also failing to report the number of
illiterates over eighteen are Irwin, Madi
son and Murray. Dougherty county is
estimated as above.
There are very marked discrepancies
between the enumeration returns of this
year, so far as returned, and the census of
1870; as near as can be ascertained.
Exaeu of oonsui (about 41 per coat.).... 170,074
Take for butanes the olty of Savannah:
Coniaa 1870 oannot read, ton anil over.... 1,549
Returns 1374 oannot read, ton and over... 5,311
Exe.ii of oeniua (over 27 per oent.) 2,338
The discrepancy lies mainly In the number of
negro Illiterate!.
White. Cot'd. T
and write, 10 toll
Returns 1874. oannot rend,
98
2,49ft
2,462
ten to eighteen
98
946
1,088
Bzeess of census
Oensus 1810, oannot rend
3
1/21
1,524
nnd write, 21 nnd over. <
Batumi 1874, oannot rend,
688
6,403
6,991
eighteen and over
206
6,068
6,273
Exoeas or oensus
388
1,336
ijls
Total excess of oensus....
2
3,212
than write, and In tue State thereare 50,040
Whitt. CoTO. Total.
Gents. 1370, cannot read
and write, 10 to 21.... 52,500 130,725 103,234
‘ oannot
Eroeee of oonaue 30,876 53,200 103,175
Canaua 1570, oannot read
and write, 21 snd over, 52,4M 212,012 275,342
Return. 1574, oannot
rand, over eighteen... 21,755 135,537 153,4>8
Excel! of eeuans 4'‘,654 75,276 116,930
nereona In Georgia reported
table to read, 44,500 are white
Jolored—excess of colored, 150,-
Total oxoeee of ooniuo.. 30,540 139,474 221,11a
Of tue 248,402 1
tbla year as unal
and 104,003 are oolored
054.
White. Col'd. Ex. ofc’l'd. Total.
Bstween six and
alghteen 22,633 57,493 44,723 90,052
Over olghteon.. 21,750 131,037 114.871 158 493
Grand total 44,809 204,033 150,044 248,452
Many interesting and ligniftcant de
duction may be drawn from a compari
son of the oensus tablas of illitaraov for
for tan yearn before the oivil war ana for
ten years sines in relation with tha in
crease and doorcase in population.
ILLITERATES.
White Colored Total
1570—21 and over 52410 2120.2 275,312
1800—20 aud over 43084 678 44257
Inorease 11743 112339 231085
Id 1870 there wars 1,090 illiterates of
all ages foreign born, aud in 1860, 707
who were twenty years of age, and 400 in
1860.
White Celored Total
1150—20 and over 4 554 573 44257
1550 412011 417 41507
Ineroaoe 2484 100 2590
The iuoreaae of white population from
1860 to 1870 was 47,870; of white illiter
a ten, 18,746 ; nearly 89:67 per cent. The
increase of whits population from 1860 lo
1860 was 69,978; of white illiterates 9,484;
nearly 3:66 per cent; showing a decrease
of white population of 22,609; an increase
of illiterates of 16,26? | increase of nearly
36:02 par cent.
The inorease of the oolored population
from 1860 to 1870 waa 79,444 ; increase of
oolorad illiterates 212,839 ; 267:28 per
oent. Increase of colored population
from 1850 to 1860, 81,085 ; of colored
illiterates 106; 0:13 percent., showing:
decrease of population, 1,641; an in
crease of illiterates 212,233 ; an increase
of 267:15 per cent.
Twlagraphla Mstu.
—W. H. Beta has been appointed In
spector of Customs for Alabama. [Search
tub criminal records of Georgia and Ala
bama for information concerning him.]
—Large delegations, including those
from Savannah and Charleston, arrived io
assist at tha International Schautxenfost
at Baltimore. All wall.
—Two Halifax miuan fall 900 fact
down a shaft. Hope broke.'
Shortest Tinas on Xaeard.
Sabatooa, August 16.—The time (1:16)
made by Pioolo in tha mils and one-eighth
race today is, for that diatanoo, th* fast
est time on record. Pioolo ix owned by
,x.Q«t. Bowie, of Maryland.
The Mev. Ohonejr Chicago Case.
Chicago, August 17.—In the Circuit
Court this afternoon Judge Williams ren
dered a decision in the famous CheDey-
Whitehouse ease. Application was made
to Judge Williams last spring by counsel
for Whitehouse of the controversy for an
injunction restraining Itev. Jas. £. Cheney
from preaching in Christ Church, and the
organisation from further use of the
eburoh property. The case was argued
for several days, and was taken under
advisement by the Judge. The Court de
cides that the objections to the
form of the original bills were
not well taken, and are therefore over
rated.
Improvement or the Mleelaalppl.
Nxw Orleans, August 17.—Major A.
D. Banks, appointed by tbe Mississippi
Levee Commi.ssioo io collect statislies of
pout and ante-helium productions of the
alluvial lands proposed to be protected by
Federal aid, is here collecting facts.
The Commission to report on the im
provement of the mouth of the river are
in aaaaion in New York. It has been de
cided to send a sub-commission to exam
ine Ihe mouths of various European rivers
that have been deepened.
SHIP HEWN.
Savannah, August 17.—Arrived: Ilo-
dalla, Isaac Carver.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRANCE.
BONAPAETIST DEPUTE ELECTED—li'MAHON
TRAVELS.
Paris, August 16.—Prisident MaoMabon
left Paris last night on a tour through
Brittany.
Complete returns show that the Bone-
partist candidate for tha Aaaambly was
elected, having received 20,000 votes.
The ltepublican candidate polled 16,000
and the Legitimist 6,000.
movsmrnts or sazine and others.
London, Auguat 16.—The Doily Newt
says Marshal Bazina has arrived at Spa,
and M. Bouher has gone to the Chattean-
de-Arenivaburg, to consult with the Em
press Eugenie.
Paris, August 17.—MsoMahon has ar
rived at Lemans. Ha met with Ml enthu
siastic reception. To-day he visits tha
barraoks and workshops, attends a ban
quet aud reviews the troops. From Le
mons he will prooeed to Seville.
Complete returna from the election in
the Department of Calvados yesterday,
for the vacauey in the)Assembly,show that
DeLanney, liouapartiat, raoeivad 40,794
votes, and Auburt, Kepublio&n, 27,272.
KN GLAND
CRICKET SND BARE BALL.
London, August 16.—The American
ball players appeared at Sheffield yester
day, and a game of cricket between the
Sheffield Club and twenty-two of the
Americans was begun. The Americans
won the toss and went to tha bat, making
132 in their first inning. The Englishmen
then went in, and when the game waa
aiispeuded for the day they had four
wiekets down with eleven runs. During
tbe afternoon the visitors gave an exhibi
tion game of base ball, in which the Bos
tons beat the Athletics by a aeon of 19
lo 8.
The weather was fine, and about 10.000
spectators were present.
Fire at Urera Brier ffprlaff*.
Green Bbier Spbinos, Va., August 15.
—A fire occurred this inorniug at 4
o'clock, destroying Worsham’s olnb room,
Wm. J. Colwell's handsome residence and
stables. Tbe fire originated in the sta
bles. Loss about #10,000. Partly in
sured. Damuge to Springs property is
slight.
THE WEATHER.
Dbtartuzmt or War,
Washinuton, August 17, 1874,
Prohabttiliet.—For th* South Atlantic
and Gulf State*; on Tuesday, northeast to
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather,
higher hatoaeter and alight changes of
temperature with occasional rain areas in
the latter.
MARKETS.
BY TE LEU RAFU TO ENQUIRES
Money and Ninels Merkels.
London, August 17.—Erie 30a33.
Paris, August 17.—Bentes 63f. 85o.
New York, Auguat 17.—Money 2 per
cent. Gold 103]. Exchange—long 487j;
short 491. Governments dull, but strong.
State bonds quiet and dull. Stooks dull;
a little off.
London, Auguat 17.—Street rete £ be
low bank.
Provision Market!.
New Yo.k, Angoet 17.—Flour fair.
Wheat a shade better. Corn advancing.
Pork quiet; mess $28 7ft. Lard quiet.
Louisville, Aug. 17.— Flour unchanged.
Corn quiet end unchanged, et 74e82. Pork
doll and lower, at $24. Bacon firm in fair
demand—Hhonldera clear rib 13jul3$,
clear sides 18$. Lard 1G|a16||.
St. Louis, August 17.—Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged;
G8?atift for No. 2 mixed, in elevator. Whis
key Hteady at 98. Pork firm at $24.
Bacon strong; nmall lota; 9$ for aides; 18
for clear rib; 18^ for clear aidea. Lard
firm; only jobbing sales.
Cincinnati, Auguat 17.—Flour steady.
Corn steady at <jft&67. Pork dull and
nominal at $28. Lard firm— summer 14 J;
jobbing sales of kettle at 16^, with a
scarce stock. Bacon steady—shoulders
clear rib 12£, clear 18. Whiskey
steady.
Celten Market*.
Liverpool, August 17—Noon.—Cotton
steady; uplands 84&8$; Orleans 8jj; sales
12,000 bales, including 2,000 for specu
lation and export.
Sales on basis of middling uplands,
nothing below low middlings, deliverable
in September and October, 8j.
Liverpool, August 17, 4:30 p. m.— Sales
to-day 7000 bales American.
Hales on basis of middling Orleans,
nothing below low middling, delivery in
October and November, 8|; sales ship
ments of new crop, on basts middling up
lands, nothing below good ordinary, 8j.
ft:30 p. m. —Hales ou basis of middling
uplands, nothing below low middling,
delivery in October, 8 ft-10.
New Yoke, August 17.—Cotton easier
and nominal; sales 182; middling uplands
17; Orleans 17$.
Future* opened aa follow*: August
1 ftj; September lft$alft3-32; Ootober
lftjfalOSS ; November 1ft$alft!MG;
December lft 17-32alft 1.3-18; January lft$a
15 19-32; February 15}al519-32; March
lft^alC; April 16$.
POSTPONEMENT!
Fifth and L*#t Concert
IN AID or TH*
Public Library of Kentucky.
DAY FIXED
AND A
FULL DRAWING ASSURED
Monday, 30th November, 1874
LAST CHANCE
FOR
An Easy Fortune!
anticipated, and in
till concerned, that it nnit
•II. The tluy I# now abaolutcly fixod, a*nd I lit* re
will be no variation from tlm programme
Let it be borne ill miud that
The Fifth Gift Concert
18 TIIKLABT WHICH WILL KVER BK GIVEN
UNKKK THIS CHARTER AND UY Tint 1'KKtf-
KNT MANAGEMENT.
Th*t It will positively nnd uuequlvorally Uk#
place a* announced on
Monday, SOth November,
that the muelc will be tbe beat the country affords,
snd that
80,000 Cash Clfte
A (KIR COATING
$2,500,000!
will bo distributed by lot among ticket holder#.
List of Gifts.
ONE (IRANI) CASH GIFT *260,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 100,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 76,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 60,000
ONE GRAND CASH GITT 26,000
6 CASH GIFTS *20,000 each 100,000
10 CASH GIFTS 14,000 each 140,000
16 CASH GIFTS 10.000 each 160,000
ao CASH GIFTS 6,000 each 100,000
26 GASH GIFTS 4,000 each 100,000
80 CASH GIFTS 3,000 each 00,000
60 CASH GIFTS 2,000 each 100,000
100 GASH GIFTS 1,000 each 100,000
240 GASH GIFTS 600 each 120,000
600 GASH GIFTS 100 each 60,000
19,000 GASH GIFTS 60 each 960,000
GRAND TOTAL90,000 GIFTS, ALL
GASH *8.600,000
PRICE OF TICKET!).
Whole Ticket# $ 50 00
llalvua 35 00
Touth, ur each Coupou G (Hi
11 Whule Ticket# lor 600 (Ml
Ticket# for 1,000 00
'erdons wishing to invest,"should order prompt
ly, either of the Home OiHce, or our Local Agent#.
Liboral commissions will be allowed to satlsfac-
tory ageutn.
Circular# containing full particular# furnished
i application.
THO. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
For ticket# aud information, apply to
Capt. C. A. Kllnk, Agt.
Oolumbu#. Oa.
ang7 d2tawswtd
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Having hid In our employ in Agont tbit wo hove dlioovirid to bo limply
■ diminutively inilgnlfleent and ooxtemptuouziy unworthy, oorilloblo. Indo
lent and dlihonitt follow, through whom an improMton ha* bieeme ourrent
that w* are about dlzoontlnulng our builniM In Columbia, wi dnlro to toy
that notwithstanding any ind ill mob ripmontiMoni tbit may ha or may
have baan made, wa art datarmlnod to moke oar Moohloa more prominently
known than ever.
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Situated two mile# from the city proper, and
occupying a lofty muinonce overlooking »he #ur-
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delightful grove and recreation ground# covering
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Term#—Hoard and Tnltion per annum, $260.00.
For farther particular#, addreaa
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Next Seaaloa will begin Sept. 24, 1874.
Healthy location. Moral atmoaphern. Strict ilia-
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Tnakege*, Ale.
A NNUAL Sosslnii begins September 14th, 1874.
TbU school i« u private eut-rprl#*, depend
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Notice.
If AVTNG heretofore held stock in the Georgia
XX Home Insurance Company, of Columbus.
Georgia, I hereby give notice that I have sold aaid
•tock and transferred the #*me, and under section
149fi of the Code of 1873, I am horeby exempt
rom any liabilities of aaid Compaujr.
! Jyl9 oamOt A. WITTICH, Trustee,
Bowery Academy.
mUK exercise# of tbit School will
X he reauined on Monday, the
27th of July, 1874
Hoard can bo had at $12.50 per
month, payable invaviaolt in ad-
Tuition in Literary Department for the term ot
80 icholaatic days, $13 00.
In Mueical Department $4 per month, oue-half
payable at the end of the fir#t two mouths, bal<
auco at the close of the term.
No deduction from tuition except in cases of
protracted sickuees.
The Principal and Teachers, bel'eving that nn'
less the facts of any branch of study are acquired
iu connection with the aBAaoxa upon which they
are baaed are soon lost, they ailhera strictly aud
literally to tho why aud wherefore system.
“Hard Ktuhy” and close tiiirkino have Made,
are making, aud will make, (as long as there are
any) the practical, useful aud successful men of the
to undergo cloeo mental discipline are nut aollo-
I tod.
Each patrou of this school is earnestly requested
to meet the Principal, Teachors aud pupils on tha
tuorniug of tho 27th, at 8 o'clock.
For further particulars, addreaa the Principal,
at Talbottou, Ga.
J.G.CALHOUN, Prln.
MIHH H. A. V. M1LLKA, Asa't.
MR8 O' M. HKTIJUNK,
Jy9 d2taw1m Mueical Teacher.
cnocimta.
H. F. ABELL A CO.
HAVE JUST MCI1YID
Crum CkiiM, Pine Apple Ohmi,
New Miokirel In kill,
Flevr from New Whitt,
Oil Mill, Rye Finn,
Wheat in# Corn Qrlti,
Otnnn# FrulU nn# Mnnti,
0l#nr Vinigir Mo por got.,
Korotino Oil, 40o gillon,
Sugar of oil grid**,
OoffOo, Rloo on#
Oraekon.
All pnNkMM DllvwMI.
augT tf
EK'D FARINA, FINN THAI at low prices.
Cross ft Blackwell’s Plckeb, all kinds.
Extra Choice Rio, Old Oovornmaot Java and
Mocbo Coffee. Roasted Ooffhe.
Beat brand# Uam# and Breakfast Stripe.
8t. Louis Pearl Grits, 90 » for $1.
Blackwell'# Durham Smoking Tobacco, 76o f I.
Lorltlard*# Bright and Dark Century Ckawlag
Tobacco.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, 4Uo $ ga'.lon.
Pure Older Vlaeger, 60c J! fallow.
ROB’T 8. CRANE,
_J-* 1 [Ml 5i2w| trajw.
ST. CECILIA ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
This Institution Bt.vid# upon an ftniuonco uorth
of tbe city of Nashville, overlooking the valley of
the Cumberland river. Por beauty of aceuery and
healthtuluey# It i# uuoqualed by any iiiNtitntlou
in tbe South. Sickliest is almost unknown.
Chalybeitto wu er iu con#tant supply is within
the enclosure, nnd the purest White Sulphur Just
outside tbe grounds. The course of study is thor
ough and solid ; the system of thu school in accor
dance with the best models in tbe country. Re
tired, yet witliiu e wy roneb of the city. It lias
for young ladle# all the advantages and none of
the draw backs of city schools The Academy re
fer# with confidence for verification of its past
efficiency to Its many finished graduates, aud its
pupils scattered throughout the South.
Address MOTHER SUPERIOR,
St Cecilia Academy,
augl 4w
Na-hvil'e, Teun.
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
Stoves, Stoves
NATHAN MI,
(Opposite Son Office)
Columbus, Ga.,
1XTOULI) respectfully invite tho attention of his
YY friends and customers to hts extensive
stock of 8TOVB8, HOLLOW AND rTAMPKD
WARE, IIOU8K-PUKNI8IIINO GOODS, Ac. Also
TIN WARE, at wholesale and retail.
Roofing and Guttering
don# promptly aud iu the beet manner.
He solicit# a call, feeling assured that he e#tn
give entire Natlsfaetion,
PORTER’S IMPROVED
Irou Cotton Screw !
C lOTfON SCREW8 FOR $60.00 AND UP-
J wards, 1 am now making and keep con
stantly on hand ! full stock of the above
Screws, whioh have given such universal sat
isfaction for aevorai years past I don't pre
tend to make aujr better, but JUST AS GOOD
a# anybody. My arrangement is just like tbe
old Woolen Norew. whlo.4 1 (mechanically) be
lieve to be tbe HEST lor the far mors. I ain
making all tbe different slnd# of Screw# ex
cept the Allum*. Also, 8UOAK M1LLH,
KETTLES, GIN GEAR, and all other kinds
of castings made of Iron or Brail, IRON
FENCING, Ac. 1 fully warrant all of iny
work.
Order* solicited and promptly execsted.
J. O. PORTER.
Columbus, Ga., Aug. 10, 1874. wlm*
Wood. Wood!
QE8T WOOD, ready sawed, $4.0Uper cord. Wood
•awed for 50 cents por cord. Orders filled prompt
ly on appllcatlol to tho
febtl If MUSCOGEE RANUF'NG 00
THE WHOLESALE
Grocery House
J. Sl J. KAUFMAN,
No. 14 ami 16 Bread St.,
Columbus, Ga.,
KKKPR COKITANTLT OI MAID AID IT
100,000 pound! Baeoi.
500 birnli Flour.
From 100 to 200 birrilt Sugar.
100 bigi Ooffbo.
From 100 to 200 birrili Syrup.
200 birrili Whlibiy.
200 box** Tobioco.
500 •• Soap.
200 “ Oindlit.
100 birrili Lard.
50 “ Miokinl.
500 noki Salt.
50 tltrcM Mil.
500 riima Wrapping Papir.
100 oitta Potiah.
100 “ Sardian.
100 “ Oyitara.
100 “ Piaklaa.
100 boxaa Candy.
100 “ Staroh.
100*r*u Parlor Milton.
1.000 poo a*. Lombard’, gooff.
*0,000 Clgon.
1*000 powada Green wad Blank Te*.
800 b*f* of Bkei.
100 boxaa Soda and Barney Crackers.
Cheese la eeaeoa.
LCCAL NOTICES.
By ELLIS ft HARRISON.
In Front o' PREER, ILLQES A CO.’S,
Cor. ■rood **5 81. Cl.lr 8tn.ta.
P03TP0NID
Muscogee Sheriff Seles.
W 1
ued from ths Superior Court of Mubcogoo
eointy, la favor of L. M. Blggers, transferee of R.
S^Crane^vs. W. T. Wynn. Property pointed out
Muscogee Sheriff Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday In September
next, between the legal houra of sale, In
Boat of the store of Preer, lllges ft Co.,
Btoed street, Columbus, Ga., the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
The Oolsmbua Steam l’lauing Mills situated on
lot 240 and that part of lot 939, la the city of Co
lumbus, Ga, together with the Maohlnery belong
ing to Mid mills. Levied oa as the property of R.
H. Goetolilus end R. II. Hugland, survivors, to
satisfy e A. fa. ls«usd from Muscogee Superior
Court In favor of Mary llodges, AduiinlitrNtrlx.
vs. said Geotchius ft hugland. Propeity poiutca
ml In said A fa.
Also, at sema time and place, south half of ojty
let No. 901, with all the Improvements thertMin, iu
Columbus, Ga., containing one-quarter of an acre,
mote or lass, levied ou as tha property of Thomas
Ragland, dsoaassd, In ths hands of Albert E. Rag
land, executor of the eetete of said Thomas Bag-
land, deceased, to satisfy two II faa Issued from
Justices' Courts—oue lu favor or Rosette A Law-
hon, and the other lu ravor of Welch ft Co., vs.
Albert B. Ragland, susentor aa aforesaid. Prop
erty pointed out by defeudent. Levy made and re
turned to me by V. M. Comer, lawful constable,
augft w4t II. G. IVKY, Sheriff.
Chattahoochee Sheriff Sale.
W ILL BB BOLD ON THB FIRST TUB8DAY IN
September next, before tbectiurt-bouee dour lu
the town of Cuseeta, Chattahoochee count v, be
tween tbe legal hours of sale, the following land#,
to-wlt:
Lot of land No. 137, lot of land No. 121, and 150
•cree of lot No. 120, all lying north ot Nochiila
crook, containing in all five hundred and aixty
(680) a re#, more or lees, of tho sixth district of
originally Muscogee, but now Chattahoochee
county, Ua., as the property of Wm. A. Parley, to
satisfy a II fa from tha Superior Court of this
Chattihooohgg Sheriff 5*1*.
w
Chattahoochee county, <
administrator of Abram Cobh v#. Eldridge G.
Webb. Wm. B. Willis and Gillum W. Pollard,
notlfler. La Payette Harp, tenant in po#se##itiu.
Also, at same time and place, <7 acre# of lot of
land No. 74, in the 6th district of originally Mu#-
», now Chattahoochee county, as the projierty
’. N. McNaughtou, to satisfy a II fa tiom tbe
Superior Court ot satdoounty, In favor of Colum
bus C. Cody. ve. Leroy Pollard, administrator of
Wm. N. McNaughtoa.
JyM Id JOHN M. BAPP, Sheriff.
Chattahoochee 8heriff Sale.
W ILL he *ohl on the first Tueudey In Fcptruiber
next, between the logsl hoars of * th-, in front
of the Court House In cutsets, ths following de
scribed property, to-wlt:
All of lot of Isud No. 10, In the 33d district of
said couuty, except the widow's dower therein,
and also the residuary interest In aud to #ald
dower, which consists of seventy (70) aero#, more
or less, of the southeast coiner of etid lot No 20,
whereon I# the dwelling house and other build
ing#. levied on as the property of W. P. Jones,
deceased, to satisfy u ft ta Issued from Justice
Court, L104th distrlot G. M., in favor of llcwatd
ft Stephen# vs. 0. B. Joust, administrator of W. P.
Jones, dsc'd. Property pointed out by defendant.
Levy made and returned to mo by J. W. Au.tln,
coastal de.
augl wtd JOHN M. BAPP, Sheriff.
100
BO caikl Scotch Ain
100 donna Wondi
100 donna Broom*.
la tbe Grocery Hue, which they
- “ ** ' any
And everything la tbe Grocery Hue, whlc
offer to the trade by tbe package, ae low
other Jobbing Home ia tha United Btutee.
^JidJJUUFIIAIl
DIAMOND IMCTACLRI!
Theta Spectacles are manufactured from "Min
ute Crystal Pebbles” melted together, aad are
catted vinmoed on eccobat of their hardneee and
brilliancy.
Having been tested with the polerlscope. the
diamond lenses have been found te admit fifteen
per cent, lees heeled rays than any other pebble.
They ere ground with greet setentlftc accuracy,
d ^ *nl* by responsible agent* In every ally In the
D wrrnoH * KURIL, J.W.I.ra ud Optlelau,
»r. *>U mat. tot Mubw, 0... Item wIm* Ito
«* ooly a. aitolnrt. Mooudlanwiloj#.
D- rat tmg . tor him yarn too %ko Onto
Mite OtUItdAWlf
. - Kmroa
Jachoon has applied for Kxemption of Per
sonalty, ind I will pass upon tbe came my
ejfteej* Saturday, the 2td August, 1*74, nt IU
g M. BKOGK8, Ordinary.
/^RORGIA-MUSCOQEE COUNTY—F.
\JT Relob. ndmlnlurntor of the estate of LI
Gntowsky, deaensed, nppllu# for leave to sel
the reel estate belonging to said deceased
These ore, therefore,to olte and ndmonhh ull
persons Interested, to show cause (tf any they
hovt), within thu tlma prescribed by law, why
Iunvu to su'l should not bu grunted to said ap
plicant.
Given under my hand, and ottolal signature,
this August 4th, 1174. F. M. BROOK*,
nugft-w4f Ordinary.
/1KORGI A—MU8COGBB COUNTY.- Jcweph F.
u Pou has applied for ktiers of admiuiatratiou
on the estate of Joseph A. L. Lee, late of said
county, deceased;
These are, therefore, to olio and admonish all
and singular, the hlndrsd end eredl or# of said
deceased, to show cause (If any they have) within
the time prescribed by law, why said letters
should not be granted to said applicant.
Olven under my oIBcial signature, this August
1st,1874.
augfi w4t F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary.
nKOKOIA, MU BOOGIE COUNTY. - John 11.
a Maseey, Administrator of tho estate of James
W- Masssy,ds<WMed, applies for Jenve to sell the
real estate belonging to said deceased;
These are, therefore, to olte and admonish all
parties inteiestad to show osnse (If auy they
nave) within tbe time prescribed by law, why
leave to sell said real estate should uot be granted
to said applicant.
Uiveu under my hand and offle al signature, this
4th day of August,1874.
augO oawlm* F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary.
BORGIA, MUSOOGBK COUNTY. — To all
VJT whom it may cuiireru—The undersigued
gives notice that he ha# filed li's petition with the
Ordinary of Muscogee county to be discharged
from his guardianship of the person and property
of John D. Uoyd, an imbecile. That at the regular
term of said Court of Ordinary to he held for #uid
county, on the first Monday In Pentember next, ho
Will apply for the s mcliou of said petition, and to
be disefi rged from his said guardianship.
JAM KB A IIKADtOKI),
Aug. I, 1874. Uiiikidiaii, 4C.
aegfi oawlm*
G BORGIA — MUiTOGKR COUNTY—0. B.
Luckie administrator of tho estate . f Mr#.
Oorne'U C. Borders, deceased, iippliuD f r leave
to sell the real estate helongii g to said i.ucoa#ed.
These are, tlieietiire. to cite and adm n ish all
person# interostod to show cauM<(if any they have)
within the time preterit by law, why
leave to sell abonld ffbt lie graufe.1 to said appli
cant. ,
Given under my official signature this August
41b, 1874.
augfi-lawit*
G eorgia—mubcogbe county.-eiis« car
ter has made application for letters of admin
istration on the eetete of Ellen Thome*, latu of
said county, deceased.
/^BORGIA, MUSCJGBK COUNTY,—J isepli F
w Pou has applied for hotter# of Adiuinistration
dibonis non on the estate of John T. Lloyd, d»c'd.
Thun arn there ore to cite and ail.i.onii-b all aud
singular the kindred and creditor# of aaid d«< eas
ed to show c«use (ifany they have) within ihu tin*
prescribed by law, why said letters should not be
granted to said applicant.
Riven under my baud aud ofiotal signatme this
lut day nf August, 1174. F. M. BHO »KS.
augft—wit Ordhury.
C HATTAHOOOUBB COURT OF ORDINARY.—
Whereas. George W. Fuller, AdmiuistrAtor
of the estets of Hiram Fuller, late of said rouuty,
dec’d, makes eppllcetlou for dismission;
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
parties Interested to show cause at the h ovum In r
term of the Oourt of OrJinary. why letter* of dis.
BtMlon .hqold oo.
DM —3ia Ordl.My,
