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TERMS OF laily and Weekly Enquirer Alfred li. Calhoun, 1 PllOPRIUTOIt. i — jfcrelvo mouths, iu advance $8 00 gli monthB, “ 4 00 Tkreo months, (t ^ 00 Ono month, “ 75c. ■F.Ki.Y Enquirer, ono year - 00 ASHIXGTON. flXCIIKiCIi DINFUSSED-ACTION ON RACK PAY. ftltflift DUpalclio* From Headqunr VOL. XT. COLUMBUS, GA., FBI DAY. DECEMBER 5, 1873. NO. 288. mation to communicate} concerning the arrangements for the surrender of the Virgiuiufi and her surviving passengers aud crew to the United States naval forces. Nothing had been received up to a late hour this afternoon to cause the apprehension that that part of the protocol will not be carried into effect. The statement is unreservedly made that the Spanish officials are acting in good faith. ‘Washington, December 4—Senate.— The Committee on Elections, before which the case of Gen. McMillan and the Pinch- back case comes, consists of Morton, Car- nter, Logan, Alcorn, Anthony, Sumner, Itcholl, Hamilton und Salisbury. The t two are Democrats. The Radicals ox- ess groat confidence that Tinchback will seated. The others do not think so, less after long delay and elaborate dis- saion. Senator West has boon placed on the emmittoo of Transportation. Foreman, of West Virginia, introduced (l bill to complete the water line from the Ohio to James river. : i Stevonsou introduced a bill regarding political disabilities. V} Tlie Secretary of War was ordered to Communicate tho facts regarding the sale of the Harper’s Ferry property. v Tho bill for tho redemption of the loan Of 1858 pasHed. A new commitee on civil service and retrenchment was ordered. The credentials of McMillan and Pinch- back wore referred, upon motion of Mor ton, to Committee on Privileges and Elections. House.—A eommitteo of seven has been ordered on back pay and salaries. A dozen bills havo been introduced, which are to bo referred to tho eommitteo when named. There is sharp sparring over the Salary ■Committee. Tho parfy lines are com pletely broken iu this contest. Among tho bills introduced was one by Morey, of Louisiana, and Field of Michi gan, abolishing all pay and allowances to members. Another by 13acok abolishing allowan ces for the President’s household expen ses. The Salary Committee can report at any time. ^ “Thut is not true !” was beard several ’ times during the debate. Among the bills introduced are : Re pealing tho bankruptcy law ; repeal of tho iron-clad oath ; payment of half the revenue tuiiff iu legal tenders ; removal of all fourteenth amendment disabilities ; favoring the recognition of Cuban bullig- orency. There are a vast number of j other bills. The new Committee on Civil Service and Retrenchment is presided ovor by Mr. Wright, of Iowa. Boutwell has been taken off of tho Committee on Privileges aud Elections, aud assigned to the Commerce Committee in place of Alitobell. The Committees on Military Affairs, Naval Affairs, Judiciary Appropriations, Patents,Revision of the Laws,Revision of tho Rules, and two or three minor Com mittees remain unchanged. Boutwell is also put on the Committee on Claims, in pluco of Dennis; and Davis aud (ioUlthwaite are tho two additional mem bers of the committee, which was author ized to bo enlarged by the Scuato to-day. Morrill, of Maine, is aasignod to the Committeo on Indian Affairs, in place of Sherman, and the latter takes a pi ice on the now committee. Stockton and McCroory, Democrats, are added to tho Committeo on Foreign llolu- tions. Sumner and Morton are tho two new members of tho Committee on Edu cation and Labor. Boutwell also has a place on the now committee ; and Sum- uor goes on the Conimiltee on Privileges and Elections iu place of Bayard. The latter as above stated, taking the chairmanship of the Committee on En grossed Bills. Saulbbury takos tho place of Boutwell on tho Privilges and Elec tions committee. Stoveuson, Democrat, is removed from the committee on In dian Affairs, und given a plRce in the civil service and retrenchment. Washington, Dec. 4.—A critic states that Mr. Surnnor lost several orticles of value while ho was entertaining his col ored friouds who. had serenaded him. Mr. Stephens called on the President to-day, who, on account of the venerable gentleman’s difficulty iu ascending the stairs, came to tho reception room on the ground floor, where the two gentlemeu had a cordial interview. Abel Owon, Ku-Klux, pardoned. The Senate Committee on Foreign Re lations is the old committee, except Stock- ton and McCreory. Merriman is on the Committee on Post Offices. No important changes in other committees. It is noticed that Carpenter has no chairmanship. Ho is, probably, excused on account of his duties ts pro tempore President. The list of the committees of the Sen ate, electod to-day, shows no change in the chairmanship of auy important com mittee of that body, tho only ono being in the Committeo on Engrossed Bills, w hich is given to Mr. Bayard, in the place of Casserly, resigned. This is the second Democratic committee of tho Senate, that party being allowed two, tho othor being the Committee on Private Land Claims, of which Mr. Thurman retains tho chair manship. Natal. Washington, Dec. 4.—Tho United States steamer F/anklin, carrying thirty- nine gnns, and the iron-clads Ajax and Terror, tho former carrying two, and the latter four guns, will bo ready on Mon day to join tho North Atlantic squadron. About tbo Surrender ol the Vir- flatus* Ike Dejoirtmont ef State hac no .ufor PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. THE LONDON PRENN DISM ISSES THE. MESSAGE. London, December 4, 5 a. m.—The Times, iu a leader on President Grant’s message, says : The excessive privileges in regurd to freedom from search claimed for vessels bearing the American flag, would confer immunity on nn open pirate. Such pre fer sioin are, indeed, short-sighted for n mercantile nation. We cannot for a moment believe Con gress will udopt the suggestion to prohibit the national banks from paying interest on deposits. We do not agree with the President’s financial remarks generally, and think ho is wrong in attributing tho recent troubles to the peculiar character of tho currency. The advice to return to specie payments would be more satisfac tory if tho President had told the country how to do it. The article praises the message for its moderation of tone in general, and on the Cuban question in particular. England will unreservedly support a policy which requires thut Spain must really, as well as nominally, control Cuba. Tlic Dully News. The Daily Netcs says tho President's language concerning the Virginius affair, is moderate and dignilied. Tho Telegraph. The Daily Telegraph sees in the de mand for abolition of slavey in Cuba a menace which will greatly increase the difficulty of Oantellar’s situation. The Standard. Tho Standard thinks the only result tho threats against Spain will have, will be to hinder an adjustment. CUBA? AFFAIRS. A FALSE ALA KM—THE VIRGINIUS AVENGED-TWO HUNDRED SPANISH SOLDIERS SHOT WITHIN SIGHT OF SANTIAGO. Philadelphia, Dec. 4.—Captain Bar rett, of tho Yazoo, telegraphs bis princi pals contradicting the report attributed to him of the alarm of American eitizens at Havaua. Everything was quiet on the Cuban coast when tho Yazoo left. New York, Dec. 4.—The Sun says a private letter has been received in this city, showing that tho Cubans have partly avenged the murder of the patriots taken on tho Virginius. On learning of their execution, Maximo Gomez attacked and captured a number of Spanish fortified camps in the vicinity of Santiago. He made over two huudred prisoners, and marching them close up to Santiago shot thorn in full view of the Spanish fortifica tions, and then sent in word to Burricl to come out und bury them. Burriel left immediately for Havana. A Promise. Havana, Dec. 4.—Admiral Scott has been informed, from Santiago, that the commander of volunteers has promised to use no further violence towards the Cuban prisoners without informing commander Brain.o of the Juniata. SPAIN. BOMBARDMENT OF CARTAGENA. Madrid, December 4.—It is reported that tho Spanish mission at Washington ban been offered Figures. Tho bombardment of Cartagena by the Republican battery continues incessantly. Four huudred houses in the city have been destroyed. At the request of Gen. Cebalios, com mander of the Government forces, the foreign fleets have withdrawn from the harbor. FUNDS ABSTRACTED. A FORTYTIIOUSAND DOLLAR ROB BERY IN MEMPHIS. Memphis, December 4.—There is con siderable exoitoment here over the discov ery that $40,000 in oonuty warrants have beon abstracted from the safe of the coun ty Trustee, after having beon paid, but not collected. Tho Trustee, Mr. A. Wood ward, has been absent some two weeks, and many rumors are afloat. A CALAMITY. A FALLING HOLME KILLS A N UM BER OF WORKMEN'. Pateuhon, N. J., December 4.—Spear's four story frame building in Passac City, foil this a. m., burying a number of work men and passers-by under tho ruins. Three persons have been already brought out dead. Amoug these city Councilman Geo. McLean and Mr. Barcluy. It is not known how many more wore killed. GENERAL NEWS. By Telegraph to tho Enquirer. —Oliver Ames succeeds Oaks Ames as trustee of the Union Pacific Railroad. —A Key West dispatch says a draft of sixty-two men havo been received on Pawnee, from New Orleans. —Thirty buildings, including throe hotols, were burned in Oil City, l’a., yesterday. Losh $00,000. —L. I). aud J. O. Bellden wore arrest ed in Memphis, yesterday, for robbing the mails. —The first tnow in San Francisco since 1801, was very general throughout the Stute. Floods are apprehended. marine “Intelligence. Savannah, Den. 4.—Cotton steady middlings 15; net receipts 5050 bales; ex ports to Great Britain 5500; to France 8076; coastwise 10 : sales 2008: slock 108,- 045 bale*. Charleston, Dec. 4.—Cotton strono; middlings 14£; strict good ordinary 14: net receipts 2655; exports to Great Britain 4658; sales 1520; stock -TO 168. Mobile, December 4.--Colton teuding j upward; middlings 15; low middlings 1 Da I stiict good ordinary l4i» j: not receipts 2,001; exports coastwise 2.485; sales 200, l, 600 yesterday; slock 82,384. New Orleans, December 4.—Cotton ’ firm; middlings 16; low middlings 15; ■ strict good ordinary 14;}; net receipts : 6,078, gross 7,140; exports to Groat Brit- j ain 5,365; salos 8,000. and 5,700, last p. i m. . stock 151,078. Philadelphia, Doc. 4.—Cotton firm ; i middlings 161; low middlings 15}; strict good ordinary 15$; net receipts 114; gross 404; oxports to Great Britain 1740. Baltimore, December 4.—Cotton firm- ; er; middlings 15j», low middlings 15,$, | strict good ordinary 11 jj ; gross receipts 481; ; exports to Great Britain 780, coast wise 105; sales 176, 115 to spinners; | stock 14,387. Augusta, December 4.-—Cotton steady; middlings l!^; receipts 1M3; sales 1576. —A Sr. Louis witness was asked the othor day if he kuew tho general reputa tion of a certain party. He replied that he had known him for about twelve years, aud never huatd auythiug against his character. *T>id you over hear that he was a capper for gamblers?" “Yes, I heard ho was. —A sou of Air. Joseph Smith, a mim grown, was taken from lus homo at Finley’s Mill, Brown county. Jml., and sovorely switched with hickory withes, on a charge of whipping bis mother. The elder Smith wns also treated to tho same dish for permiltiug such an nniilial proceeding. —A Mr. Dabm runs a stove and Imd- waro store up at 1 laglo Harbor, Mich., and the Marquette Journal says: “lie must have an extensive trade, for wohave heard his name mentioned in connection with all tho stoves and stove-pipe we over saw put to-gether here or elsewhere." Cotton Factories. jiracouF.i: MAXri'actrm\u co. Mnuufarturcrs of MTEHTTNCI.*, SHIRTINGS, YAKS, ItOi'K, Ac. rOl.UMtU'S, HA n. 1>. SWIFT, Vri.sideut. W. A. SM I FT, Secretary A Treasurer. octal ly. banks. W L. SALISBURY, A. 0. BLACKMAR, President. Uduhiet Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT THOMPSON, Livery, Kale and F.xettaii£e Stalilos, Columtu A. G A MM EL, 1.1 very and Kale Stables. Otu.miORPK Sr., Uou Mins, Ga. « u!ar uttMUtion given to Feeding und Bale k. on and Mule. hoarded in "(aides bv tho Doctors. DR. J. A. ITtQUIf ART, <’. .7. iWoff.dt’rf Drug Store, Broad sfi« donee on St.Clair, botweon Uroud and Front sis. Columbia, (in. DR. 4 OEXEY. COOK, ill’s Commission House, Dentists. W. T. 1*001., Dentist, HU Broad St., Columbus, (in. W. J. FOGLE, Dentist, orgia Home Building, Columlm Lawyers. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE*. New York, December 4.— Arrived- City of Havana, Montgomery, San Salva dor. Arrived out—Hanna. New York, December 4.—Arrived : Ellen S. Terry. Savannah, December • 4.—Arrived: British America, Worcester, Imperio, Keuduskeag. Sailed: Herman Livingston, E. W. J. Hatfield, L. B. Gilclierz, Julia, Union, L. It. Storror, Billiot, Curtis, Tilton, Matilda Brooks, F. L. Richardson, \V. II. Biok- more. Cleared—Ewiquo. New York, December 4.—Arrived out: Iudia. MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH TO EXRUllCtift. GROCERIES. Another Shipment —OF— NEW BUCKWHEAT, IMPERIAL, (’HEME DK VALLY and Uhl DSU'K WINKS; IMPORTED CIGARS, all favorite brands; ALBERT BISCUITS; JAVA AND BIO COFFEES ; RAMSAY’S SCOTCH WHISKEY; TOPEZ, SHERRY AND FINE MADEIRA WINE; FLORIDA SYRUP AND ORANGES, at wholesale. Prices marked down for cnnli. H. F. ABELL & CO. I.. T. DOWNING, Attorney and Solicitor. Dom'r aud Uoglstor in Bankruptcy. Off ■i] over Brooks' Drug Store, Columbus, Uit I’lABODY <V BRANNON, Attorney** ul l.i VlHJ \\ , R. J. MOSES, Attorney and Counsellor nt Lua, corn In Home Insurance Company building, se «,«t7 ly J ond story. LOU IN l\ GARRARD, Attorney und Counsellor at l>nw. mice No. 07 Bnmd stieet, Columbus, Ga. Will i runt ice in the Slate and Federal Com Is. Special Mention aiwn lo Comn.erdal l.av JOB PRINTINC. THE ENQUIRER JOB OFFICE IS COMPLETE IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, Iluvlng recently been Refurnished aitli a large assortment of the Finest New Type, Borders, Curvatures, NEW PRESSES OF Tilt: LATENT AND MOST APPROVED PATTERN*. MERCHANTS’ & MECHANICS' BAKTK., Columbus, Ga., Does a General Banking Business, DEALS IN ExrliaiiKe, Gold, Silver, Stocks, dr. Special attention given to Collec tion**. uml prompt rcturiiH matte. Nmv York Corrbsi'ondf.xt: Ninth Nntlor.nl Hunk of New York. SAVINGS BANK. I> 1.1*0SITS received In *111111'* of ar* rents uml upward*. SEVEN per cent, (per annum; In terest allowed, payable 1st Januitrv. April, .Inly mid October, compound ed four times annually.) DF. I* OS ITS RAID ON DEMAND. DIRECTORS; w. L. 8AI.I8RURY-Foim. rly „f Warnock A Co. A. II.LGKS—Of Proor, lllfrrs k Co. W. K. DROWN-Of Columbus Iron Works c„. C. A. REDD--Of C. A. Rodd A Co. <1. L. MtGOUOIl—Of John McGough A Co. OCtlU SKtr opl »tf I ( IIAN. 11. WILLIAMS, Attorney ut l-uw, 4'oliinibu*. FERTILIZERS. Guano Notice to Planters. U01 PACIFIC GI ANO I TEXAS. THE INDIANS AND MEXICANS RAIDING OX THE FRONTIER. STATE ELECTIONS. Corpus C’hrihti, Dec. 4.—Tho Indians and Mexicans attacked ranches within fifteen miles of Sun Diego. When tho courier left woven had boeu killed, aud tho right was progressing. Tho people in tho vicinity have no arms. Galveston, Dec. 4.—Ten cities und stations, including Austin, Galvestou, Houston. Jeff erson nnd Iudianola, give a net Democratic majority of two thousand. The election was quiet. RAILROAD ACCIDENT. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF RAILROAD PROP ERTY DESTROYED. Trenton, 1)6c. 4.--The 1) o’clock train north last right on tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad was delayed twelve tours by a freight train smash up. Ten freight earn and fifty thousand dollars worth of property were wrecked. Six through I 3272~~e"xportV to Great Britain *29.t 1; coast- Ltaiu* * are stopped ten hours. I wise 130; sales 1750: utpek 43.874. London, December 4.—Street discounts three mouthR, $ below bank rate. Later—-Bank rate 5 per cent. Console 92. Erie 39. Pauis, November 4.—Rentes 59. Liverpool, Dqo. 4—Noon.—Cotton quiet and unchanged; Rales 12,000—for speculation and export 2,500; to arrive 1-16 lower. Uplands not below good ordiuary, ship ped Deo. and Jan. 8 5-16; ditto, delivered Deo. 8.1; do., not below low middling, shipped Nov., Dec. aud Jan. 8 5-16. Hales inoludo 5900 Ameiican. New Yor.K, Dec. 4.—Gold opened 8£. Cotton firmer: sales 3,029; uplands 16,); Orleans 164. Futures opened as follows: December 15j[a£; January 15$a}; February 16a3-32; March 16 13-32. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Coru dull and nominally un changed. Pork quiet and firm, new rnfiHS $15. Lard steady, steam K{. Freighth dull. Stocks active. Gold 8$. Money 7, bid. Exchange—long 8,’short 9. Governments strong. State bonds quiet. Cincinnati,December 4. —Flour steady at 5.90a7.10. Coru firm ; old ear 1.50 al.51, shelled 1.50: new ear 45a46. Pork firmer, held higher, 14.25aU.50 ; buyers j 14. Lard, kettle 8, steam hold nt 74. I Bacon quiet and steady —shoulders scarce i f and an improved demand at 64, cloar rib ! - 74, clear sides 7}. Whiskey quiet at 87. 1 St. Louis, December 4.—Flour quiet 1 and unchanged. Coru firmer; some sales higher; new No. 2 mixed 45a 16 on track, ! 47 in elevator. Whiskey steady at 88. , Pork firm at $T3al8 50. Bacon nothing doing. Lard nothing doing; up country lots offered at 7j with buyers. Liverpool, December 4, 4:80 p. m.— . Cotton—salos of middlings upland, not ! below low middlings, delivery in Dec. ! 8 5-16. 3:30 r. m.—Cotton —Uplands 84; Or- j leans 8^. Paris, December 4.—Specie in tho , Bank of Frunce has increased one million francs during the past week. London, December 4—Evening.-—Bui- i liou increased £627,000 sterling. Liverpool, December 4-—6 p. m.—Cot- 1 ton—sales of uplands, nothing below good i ordinary, shipped in November, 8 7-16; i ditto, November and December, 8 5-16. j New York, December t.- -Cotton quiet; sales 4,800 at 16)«4. New York, December 4.—Money iu demand at 7. Gold weak at 8*ja8}. Gov ernments weak, littlo doing. Htuto bonds quiet. New York, December 4.—Cotton net j receipts 1,035, gross 8,579. Futures closed easier; sales 18,600, as follows: December l.i 13-32a7-10; Jan-, uary 15 ll-16al5 28-82; February 16 1-16; March 16 7-16; April 16]. Boston, Dec. 1.—Cottou firm and fair- ' ly active; middlings 16J; net receipts 123, | gross 123; sales 400; stock 5,600. Memphis, Doc. 4.—Cotton quiet and firm; low middlings 14U15; receipts 3257; shipments 1516; stock 89,487. Norfolk, Dec. 4.—Cotton firm ; low middlings 144 : net receipts 2767: ex ports coastwise 3383: sales 490; mock 5340. Wilminoton,Doc. 4.—Cotton unsettled; middlings 14}; net receipts 337: salts 9; stock 2527. Galveston, Dec. 4. -Cotton fair: gootl ordinary 13?, ordinary 12|: net receipts * in called I Grocers. J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale anil Retail Gr lunction of Franklin, Warren A Ogle No charge lor tlrayago. rpiIB attontion of my ctmlo I payment of tlioir Notrn, uiuub uii<i uiin-i obligations given foi SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, with the privilege of paying In Cotton at rate ftflonu (15) cunt" per lb for Low Middling". Cotton will Im* received by me nnd nil my Agents In nceordnnoe wltli contract until maturity of mucIi <►*»• liR-ntlouH, after wlileli date till** |»rlv. liege will cease. Those owing Iphh than a bale will ship the bale to OolumbuH, Ga., and the Imtuiu«* will l.e returned to them at market price. I uni now ready to Deliver Soluble Pacific Guano j for Another Season To uiy prompt paying riutiiuiom. Fnrtlos autioipatlug tlioir Coti« a Notim smi ! Liens will il.erd.y SAVE RISK OF LOSS i F.Y FIRE AND LOSS IN WEIGHT, ! Ac., and aro entitled to tlm bonoflt of any oxiwhi* 1 Hliould pii-.e for low middling" exceed filteen '15. 1 cent" at maturity of notea. Jti' Eugle und Phouix money taken at par. W. K. YOUNG, A’et Pacific Cuano Comp’y, No. 1:2 Broad Street. I am now Idiveiin* my woll tno«n “Rust and Smut Proof’’ Seed Oats, Fresh Meats. .1. T. < OUI{, sli Meat** of All Kind**, i.i No*. 16*and 17 Rags, Hides, otc. JOHN MEIIAFFEY, Dealer in ItiiKn, Hides, lleeswax, etc., and all hinds Of Junk. Druggists. JOHN I.. JORDAN, Druggist, Two doors l eiow Uru VV. H.„v a•»' N iglu lb li i FOSTER S. ( HARMAN, Drum; 1st, A. M. BRANNON. f but Si nr:, IIkuaii Sthkht, Coi.ujihus, 1 i»le«mle and Retail Oeale DruifK and Medleliie«i, ► Met Article* and Perliiim T. M. JONES, wmi Groover, Stubbs k Uo., Cotton Factors General Gainniission Merchanls, l Savannah. UvV'l-i tf | JOHN W. BROOKS. Wholesale and Rrlail limits 1st, 107 Broad SI., I nI umbos, Ga. I’hyaloimm PmFcilptiona made a Hpecialty, at • •mpoiind«d with great r*u* and dispatch nt h , ” 11 w “p7 0. E. GKOOYKB, C. F. BTUHB8. A. T. MAClNTYltK. ) l)’ : Pronbytoil Dental Notice. PHELPS Im* removed hi" <d!h- Rags, Rags “jRA.isrio 77 DOES NOT fllEfU THE SALE OF \mmummm WILL PAY TH* lrtOIIEST CASH 1’ItIOK i -VV'-" BROOKS’ 100,000 lba. Cotton Rage! Chill and Fever Tills, I TNLIKK. QUINi: lJ piirntioim iiKed (U NBY .TOHDAN, Her’y .V Trrn« OFFICE Or THE delivered at the Kail Coltimbui. Parties will find | r«\ rnmmunicHto with mo before thipi ing eNew Iu ie | tbw Dry Hides |E PurcbMed, for wlticli tbo ln^lo-.t n.-irL-t j.ilct 1 will 1.0 paid. I 'L- JOHN MEHAFFEY, - “ COLUMBUS, GKO. | 5“* !• Picture l^romew AM) FRAME MOULDINGS. 1 ' N LI KK QUININE AND M \NY OTHER PKK- Ireatment of Chill and head, nor ‘•imply rhe< I: ul , l ut produ< c u per g the iiiiiluriul poitiofi r depend untirely from nUliM On pills, wh.rh alarlnl I oy point j. will procure a I hill the United - W. J. CHAFFIN. 7-", — Administrator's Sale. Ilf II.I. L« .oM at Cl,..', i .r.rlm. rout.. V> ty,.io.,r < l», on ll.» It ■ I I let . >u Ut- r.iubtr DfXt, On. Uui.drod A— ■ Lot Lind, No. 143, and Beveuty-tlvo A-res of L"( Land, No. I-pj, hi tlm did District ii raid only, belonging to the estate of WM, NV. BAKDKEK. I .aid county 'l«uu«d, tor dlUribuC. ii T-i »*. ‘'i»*li. CUlt.NKI.il > V. BAHBRKE. TliU l»t Novoraber, lsTi id. Administrator, i JOHN W. BROOKS, Druggist, 107 Broad, Street, t oluinbuH, Ga., Hole Proprietor and Manu/ur furer. Agon to wanted. - p: deo<Uwtf EPPING’S Bl cm Notice to all Parehaser: of this Excellent Compound Bztrast ef Euchu. • TMl f„ ivlll get the t ColantbuN, G Original Extract. Them TH NO OUTSIDE AOENCIKH— EITHER SPECIAL OR GENERAL. I am individually 8ol*» Proprietor. L. FIERCE. March tIt, IS7U. tl CARD AND PAPER STOCK IN I.VUGF. NEW i.M» Till Ill'sT. We are prepared lo Prill! all Classes of job wom^: In the Neatest Style of the Art, At New York Prices. Business Cards, Bill Hoads. Letter Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters, Books and Pamphlets, Legal Blanks, etc., etc. We will Duplicate Bills of New York, or auy other city. Programmes, Bills of Faro. POSTAL CARDS OF OF R OWN DESIGN. BETTER THAN THOSE PURCHASED AT THE REG V I. % R OFFICES. 4 SPE CIALTY. Oi*<l«*r« 11*0111 th«* country *olIdled. Work guaranteed. Give in a call. EAGLE AND PHENIX Manufacturing Comp’y, Columbus, Georgia, Paid up Capital, $1,250,000. TO INCULCATE THE HABIT OK SAVING ON THE PAUT OF THE OFEUATIVES, AND TO PUOVIDE A Rnfo and roliablo arraugouient for tho boneficial accmrbtfon < f the earnings of nrtiHcna and uli cib«'-r classes, tliis Couipauy has enlnbll -hed, under SPKGIAIj CUAKTElt FiiO.M TUK STATE OF GEOKGIA, A SAVM DEPARTMENT, in which the following advantages aro offered to Depoaitors of either largo or small umouut.s: 1. PEltFECT SECUaiTV. The aasoln of the Company wore on the 1st of January, 1878 & 1,704,459 48 and nre steadily increasing. Tho Koservo Fund iH s5;297,766 9*2 All of which properly is specially pledged by not of the Gouoral Assembly for tho protection of Depositors; and iu addition, by the same act, the Stockhold ers of the Company aro mndo INDIVID ALLY KESPONSIiJLE iu proportion t<- their shares, for the integrity of tho Savings Department and ith certificates of Deposit. 2. LlllEUAL INTEUES'l. Itato allowed Seven per cent, per annum, compounded four times a year. 3. DEPOSITS cun be withdrawn at any time without notin'. Depositors residing out of the cilv can d* *w deposits by checks. 4. HULKS AND liEGULATIOXS of this Department furnished upon application, and all dnsirod information given. 5. BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOSITS given to depositors. 6. All ur.Munis of Dcjmitoj'i will be eon sidrrrd utrirtly private and confidential. DIRECTORS: N. .J. DUdSKY, W. II. YOUNG, W. K. DAK RAM0B K. ALFRED I. YOUNG, or Now York. CIIAIILKS GKKKN, I’lPBid' iit ul the HhvhiiiiuIi Bank iii'iJI BOOTS AND SHOES. COLUMBUS FAIR! I. I M’OSmoN WILL NO I I l(!i Annual DiNpla.v ol Boots, Bhocs fund Leather, WELLS & CURTIS. ick of W- Im STY I.ISXI AND DURABLE WORK. mudo rxprcfkly for our trail*?, and a lino of COMMON SENSE GOODS, with broad ftoh annd low li. rla, fur (Iiono who want COMFORT. M- Ii.ivm also tlic boat brand* <d'OAK AND I/KMI.oi K MILK LKATIIKR, Calf Hkin-. rj.pi'r !«••*•(Iii-r and Fmdii gs nuncrally. It will pay dona buyers to look through on Wholesale Department. In short, wo otb r th heat iliducem. tits to nil clmseH of buy. i s. WELLS A CURTIS. act 19 dood* v Jui 7J Broad dt. Attention for Ten Days! A PORTION uf Hi" WrtUh.-,. J.Wflrj'. i I ^ ^ . CjiiclH W» [.| «.«y »»» ■; *V, ■ > to ( let III* aii'l lake iv. ..j tl.. Y/anted. li -K nill nvi- nan and *nn.-ii Bl'SIXKSS V \ 'l l! IT IYI 1,1. PAY It . in Tl i 1 iwrdiiT, urn , par. I in y..ui own nelglita. „io,l: 111. am." vlunvv for III o». out uf . ml ■ T. S. SPEAR, AGENT for Non-Electro Plating, Wan Trv it. For nalo at 99 Ur-ad .tieet, Miiptr 8 «w x Machine Depot. hi 19 ti Notice. City Korosone Magazine. D D\LKKS in tbo above Oil* will tak»* noth •' Vim the above M i.’ii/.ine - < U he ready n Her..1.0110 Oil on the Ud lust. Kate* i t;■» ’ :•< r barrel. Apply toTOM MOOR I M , . -e. I M.ij5a7.ine#. I G.8CHUE89LKU •1.(1. CUALMKKd, J. C. ANDKKW8. HOTS d 1 vv Cootinitlv*.