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DAILY ENQIJIRER-SUN: WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1874. (City BUxttcvs. (OUKRd DAILY MARKET. Financial.—Sight bills on Nsw York par; on Boston % per ceut. discount; on Sa vannah % per cent; demand bills on Boston 14 per cent. Bank* are selling checks on New York at %c. premium. Currency loans 1©U4 per oent. per month. Gold and silver nomi nal. Ootto*.-Market dull. The following are the quotations: Inferior • Q— Ordinary and sUlned ...10 fill Good Ordinary 13'y#u Low Middlings I4J4&U« Middlings 10 aift'4 »trlct Middlings 16Vf0- Bates 3S1 bales. ■eeelpts ao bales—9 by M. A O. K- *•» ft by wagonsi 0 by If. A 8. R. R.; 0 by W. X. B. ; A) by river j o by 8. W. H. R. fthlpmsnt* 27 balsa-* by B. W. U. K | 01 for home consumption \U by W. R. K U>. Ob able* H. Mambam in the affeiif for the En^uiere-Ncb for Moaoogaa ami Knasell ooontiae. Ha in authorized to solicit advertising and subscriptions, and to reoeipt for the name. Wo commend him an a gentleman in every way worthy of oonfldence. Index te New Advertisements. Reduction of Freight Rate*—Centra Railroad. Sheriff Hale—H. G. Ivey, Sheriff. Gullett's Improved Cotton Gin—C. H. Allen, Agent. Store to Kent—Welln A Curtin. Chamber of Commerce meet* To-Night. Bargains iu Farnitnre—W. A. Barden. Dwelling for ltent—ElUn A Harrison. State and County Texes—J. A. Fraser, Tax Collector. Executor’s Hole of Valuable Heal Estate —A. E. Ragland, Executor. Crane's Comer in about to heoorno the beet part of the city tor pedeatriaon. Thauka to the artificial pavement company. Death from the Lamp. The foolink young colored boy who at tempted to fill a kerosene lamp with oil while the Mine wan lit, died yesterday. When will people learn to think? Doga. Every plantation has a uumber of poin* tern or meaner cum, but every plantation ban not pigs, and not one in ten of the our owners thinks of raising a sheep. An Artemas Ward nays, “why in thin tbua ?” “H'orr*iM. M Yesterday wo aaw and conversed with a number of farmers from Georgia and Alabama. They all nay the “womitna" and caterpillars are in very small foroe thin year. The Weather In charming. The last few dayn have been simply charming, and the hot weather is over. Tho last month waa un usually hot, but at present we oould not have a more delightful temperature. Valnmbne Guards* Armory. The Guards have rented the rooms for merly occupied by the Chattahoochee Boat Club, aud taken down the parti lions, thus giving tho company a roomy hall. The oases aud other furniture have been put in plaeo. Accommodation Train. The freight (rain which leaves the freight depot of the Western Railroad at h.lft a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays has a passenger coach attached, making it an accommodation train to Montgomery. Personal. The well known and jiopular assistant eaahier of the Chattahooohee National Bank, It. M. Mulford, Esq., has returned from a visit to Washington and vioinity, and is warmly welcomed by his mauy friends. The "Sigger*' Has become tamo agaiu. Thank heaven we oan breathe in quiet, without dread of the fearful storied that reooutly made our hair staud ou cud. Homo one is lying, and aa soon as we can learu who it ia we will speak out very decidedly. Homicide. Emanuel Ellis, tho colored mao who wm struck over the head by Sydney Kim brough, near the farm of Mr. Glenn, on the Hamilton road, died yosterday, Kim brough was stealing and Ellis attempting to arrest him, was struok by K. with Ellis’ guu, as reported a few days ago. Kimbrough is in jail. Gas, Wby iu the name of common sense don’t our citizens use moro gas—illumin- •ting gas we mean. If we showed a pro per appreciation of this enterprise gas would be cheaper. Wa are opposed to water works now, and will be for the pre sent. People who won’t utilize gas have no use for water—as a rule. Yesterday Ex-Mayor Mollkenny and Major Calhoun called on Major Olodowsky. The Major goes down to Woolf oik's bar to make sound ings and consider the beat plan for over coming the obstructions at that point. He thinks tho work is not ditfioalt, and tha present high stago of wator will not inoonvenience him. He knows that the preeent rise will not prevent him from making an estimate of the channel in its lowest seasons. To-day Col. Mu-t*i», Doctor Gilbeil, and A. It. Calhoun go to the Warm Springs, the last gentleman, as wo intimated yesterday, g e* to thu Meriwether camp meeting, near the Warm Springs, in the interest of his paper. Hu behoves no man can he a Christian who borrows a Bible or sponges for a newspaper. Seven per oent, of the whites in Georgia take papers, and ninety, five per cent, in California. Georgia is the beat State South, yet California pub lishes more papers than all the Southern States put together. In this day progresa is shown by the appieciation of the press. The man who borrow* a paper to get the news, as a rule, runs in debt for his grog, and he order* it oftener than his credit will warrant. A Deer Killed. A young and aspiring lawyer of Colum- bos was yesterday in the neighborhood of Box Springs, and while waiting at the station for the train was startled by the haying of hounds, and soon witnesaed the running of a deer—a young doe—and at once the “gnnnists" were up and at it. An exciting phase followed, Messrs. Lisle, Weaver, Hollis aud others joining in it. Tbs beautiful creature was ahot and killed by Mr. Lisle. It was said by the old hunter* that she had lately left her young, and wu may hear of more of such as this very early sport. Our informant vouohea for the veracity of this, ns be says “he •aw tho skinning." And what lawyer would not ? Hus sett County. Our friend, A. G. Jones, of Crawford, Rusaell county, Ala., reports all quiet on the politioal line—ell pleasant. A Repub lican meeting was held there on Saturday, and he was asked to address the meeting, and did so, and his remarks were well re ceived, and the whole disposition ia to harmonize. If the “soallawag" whites would go to farming or mending the roads and drop politios uutil they were natural ised aud oould comprehend the wants of the oountry, thore would be peaoe be tween the raoes. Arrest of a Mule Thief. On Thursday last, one jMper liober- seu, while man, stole a fine mule from Mr. F. J. Mott, in Russell county, Ala. Kobersen was pursued by a party of gen tlemen, through plantations and along by paths aud neighborhood roads, to the dis tance of twenty-flvo or thirty miles, over taken aud carried before Justioe Gate- wood, who, in default of bail, committed him to jail. He is a sorry-looking speci men of humanity, and pretonds to be crazy. The only clothing he had on was a very ancient and seedy pair of pants and a piece of an old shirt. The Kenneeaw Meute. The attention of tourists is called to the superior advantages offered by this line. Passing through one of the most sttrac- j tive routes of travel, aud from Atlanta to j Washington with only one change of oars. Those who desire all rail and are in haste, ! cannot fail to appreciate the beauties of | scenery, the accommodations on the cars ; and at halting places. Having experienced this route, we can recommend it with good will. Editor Columbus EnquirerIn yonr paper of to-day we notioe a report stating that “Mr. Bill Turner was a notorious Radical, and not until the night*'of the difficulty here with the blacks, did he de- olare himself with the whites." Mr. Turner has voted the Democfatic ticket since the close of the war. He an nounced himself a candidate for the Legislature for the next term, and ws have carefully noticed his conduct, and have recoguiz >d in none of it a commit tal to, or affiliation with the Radicals. More tbsn a month since he declared him. •elf subject to the nomination of the Democratic party, and openly stated to the negroes that he would not sacrifice himself for office. He aud his brothers did take a bold and decided stand in the difficulty, aa every true-hearted whits man must do. We think auoh reports ought to be wall foundod before publication. Democrats. Uurtvillr, August 31, 1874. Buhler’s Cigar emporium. The b#«t Imported Havana and Key Welt Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Meerschaum Pipe#, Cigar Holder*, Match SafM, Tobacco Bage, Ac., ran be found at LOUIS BUHLKK'S, Randolph St., House with Red Sign. Jjft * A few pieces of Frsnoh and English Oa wtmercs, very low, to doss out, at T. K. Blancbaid'u. PMRtiH AMRIVALM. RECEIVED TO-DAT •' Hamburg Edges at 12| oenta aud up wards - cheap. Linen Handkerchiefs at H oenta and upwards, and other Whits tloods cheap. WILL OPEN TO-MOBEOW : Large line beautiful Prints in Hide Band styles. Also, Bleaohed Cottons cheap. Dreau Goods still selling below oust, to oloae out stook before fell trade. MT “u ABO AIN COUNTER" has on it many goods to oloae out belovr coat. augll eod H. T. Orioles. STOCKING VP WOK PALL TRADE. OPENING : Kontucky Jeans. Fall Styles Prints. Bleaohed Homespuns. Brown *' New White Piques. White Victoria Lawns. 44 Linen Lawns. Fins assortment of Hosiery. Full line Black Alpacas. Gray Suitings for traveling and walking. OLKABINO OUT: 1 LA AT CHANCE -TUB "VIRGINIA BTORM.'* On the first day of October next wa give up our store house, which leaves on- 1 y .‘*0 dsys to dispose of the remainder of our stock. Our stock of Winter Goods will be open on Monday next, among which will l»a found many de*irable goods. Dress Goods below cost, many of which are a* desirable os any that will be offered this Fall, and certainly very much obeeper. Ladies shonld cot miss this opportuni ty to supply themselves. Ltdiort' Merino Underwear, Shawls, Furs, Ac. Jugla’s and Harris’ Kid Gloves. Bed Blankets and Flannels, very cheap. Marseilles Quilts obeaper than ever. Carpets, Rugs and oil cloth Mats. A large lot of Wool Hats at New York case prices*' Gents' Underwear of all kinds. Qtill ou hand a good assortment of Linen Bo- Hom Hhirts. Boots and Shoes at manu facturer’s prices. Calicoo* still HflUiof M 10o., and good yard wide Bleaohed Cot ton at l?}o. Call Mora It i* too late. PaiTox, Queoox t Co. N. B.—Aoxortment of cotton apd wool Deiuwk* cheap. anflKI—1( </mmI Thing,. 00 to the linby lteetaurant for you Oyatera, Fiab, Oame, and all thinga good to eat. octlS tf vetoed i-mu inflationi High pricea can uo lougar aiiat. Caah baaia ia the principle now, and aa t desira to oloae buKioeea, am offering my stock of Dry (food*, Clothing, Hate, Boota and Bboaa, Hoaiery, and numeroua articlea in thin line, at lea* than coat. Call and examine, and maka one dol lar go farther than two at any other plaoa. 1 am in earnaat. If you doubt it, atop iu and have proof of the fact. L. Habmh, lit Broad Bt., tnyl 4m Colombia, Oa. A large lot of oheap Oeaelmarea and I.inena, very cheap, at BuKouank. Th• Pine to U. ! Just received at Y. E. Blanchard'*, 1311 Broad etreet, new Fall Htylea of Print*, Bleached aud Brown Homespun*. We continue to sell Coat*' and Clark's Hpool Cotton at 70 conta per donn. Factory Good* at faotory prioea, and all other goods at the very lowest figure*. Muuiuier Drew Good* at your own pries'. ang'JI tf NOTICE! N,w XwMjrfM ftr »'«(( ami trialer ltti-1 A large and elegant aasortment, em bracing all tbo latest Novelties for Gent*' Wear. Call and seo them. Order* soliuited. MeaHure* taken and satisfaction guaranteed. Tuobnton A Aubk, angSO tf 7K Broad Ht. I<* <• Often the BMHlt Of physical ill-health and feeble stou- aoh*. During one-tbird of our time tbe process of digestion continues. To bo dyxpeptio ia to be miserable ; dyspepsia ia tbe foundation of fevera and all the diseases of the blood, liver, skin and kid neys. Dyspepsia yields to the virtues of the vegetablo ingredients in that great purifier of the blood and restorer of health, Dn. Walxib’i Vinioab Birman. ang'JB 4w The best plaoe to bay Table Idnena, Napkin* and Sheetings, is nt Blaxoiabo'*, 133 Broadst. COLLECES. Wealeyan Female College, MACON. OIONOIA. Th* Thirty-Seventh Annual Session Begin* Oet. Oth, IS74. rrtHK Paaalt, Is fell, aoe.l lie* or * Pr«*l X dent and four Professor*. amply assisted by Mvsral tadiaa of larga experience ana well known ability aa teacher-. The rates of ...... ’ ^ON<l, full Information, reeraeni, or CJ. W. SMITH augll toetft Scoreta Bowery Academy. [Till exercise* of this School will _L b# resumed 27th of Jaljr, 1874 Board cab be bad at $l2.. r >0 per month, payable imiuiu VAXes. Tnltloa In Literary Department tor the t rm oi 80 icholastlc day*, $ 13 00. In Mueloal Department $4 per mouth, one-hair payable at tUa «ud of the ftr»t tar«> month*, bal ance at tba clone of thn tertu. No deduction from teltion except in case* of protracted sickness. The principal and Teacher*, belwvlng that un- leee the fact* of any br^pch of ntndy are acquired in ooaaeoiiaa with the naaeoas upon which they are baaed are *oon lost, tbey adhore atrictly mid literally te the why and wherefore »y*tem. "■ARB Smr" and evosa vnnrsisu have made, are making, and -will make, (a* long a* there ere auy) tht practical, unful and successful men of the world. For thia reason “Hard (Study" In the motto at Bowery. Such pupil* aa are too delicate to undergo does mautal discipline are not solic ited. Koch patron of this school is earnestly requested For further particulars, address the Principal, at Talbottop, Qa. J, O. CALHOUN, Prin. MISS 8. A. V. MILI.Ktl, As*'t. MU.C M. BET HUNK, Jy9 dltawlm Musical Teacher. GEORGIA Pio Mono College, Maoon, Ca. T HIS new and mecnlleent Colleze will open for the rreeptlon of students on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8th. 1874. It U CONDUCTED BY SHOffLAB FRIB8TS. aided by Lay Professors, under tbe superfislou of the Kr. Rmv. W. II. GROSS, D.D., Bishop of Savaanah. Situated two miles from the elty proper, and occupying a lofty emiaenco overlooking .lie sur rounding country, the Pio Mono College, with h delightful grote and recreation grounds covering forty-fl?# acres, affords every advantage to the student. The Domestic Detwrtment and InArmary arc under tbe care of the Sisters of Mercy. Terms—Board and Tnltloa per anuuui, fciftu.ou. For further particulars, address Rav. C. P. UADOURY, Jy31 d*w2m President. Park High School, Tsik«f4«, Aim. erit for patronage. It has bad mark* d meet as during the twelve years it has been umlei- tfae control o| iu prrsont Principal, as lt« unuuitl nUgei w refined and cultivated community, ampin play- $200. Send f auglX Wlaedeodlw D avidson college. Nail Heeelon will heglR Sept. 24,1S74. Healthy location. Moral ataaoephere. Strict dis- cipliae. Thorough teaching. Moderate charges. Seven professors. For Cat«l«iMie or Information, apply to J. it. BLAKE, Chairtrmi' of the Faculty, Jefi4 dawSm] Post OJics, Dari,Ison Cblltyt, N. C. HIDES. Important to Merchants. M. M. HIRSCH. Coruer Bridge and Oglethorpe streeU. Important to the Pablic. S ELL HIDES, FURS, BEESWAX, RAGS, etc. at highest cash pricea, to M. M. HIRSCH. Corner Bridge and Ogletorpe, and Crawford Sts. augl.t IJa'28 dly MISCELLANEOUS. Notioe. _ fiats, the Central Lint of Boats will Isavs Columbus WEDNESDAYS and SATU, DAYS at • o'clock a. m., and no freight re- JOB PWINTINC. GILBERT’S PRINTING OFRCE BOOK BINDERY. JJAVINO EXTENSIVELY KEFUB- aiiktd my olHce, lo anticipation of Ik. baslnsss ■seion Wklfh It now opening, witk as a mate rial, I am Lettsr preparsd than ever to do eviry dessrtpttoa of werk desitsd by Merchants, Corporations, Societies, Railroads, Steamboats, And the Public Generally. An examination of Prloes and Stook li ask ed, gusrautsslng Ooofi and Reliable Work manship, with Promptaess. Georgia an* Alabama Lagal Blank* uf .vary dstorlptlon on head, or printed at abort nutlet. Railroad Raeaipt Books For ths different Roads, of various slits, al ways on hand, and also made to order at short notlcs. In fact, ths estaMUhmsut Is eomplets, and laoilllies ample to dowery description of work, from a Visiting Card to a Peeler, and from a Receipt Book to a Royal Ledger, er a large Quarto Volume. IN THE DEPARTMENT OF BOOK BINDING, Many additions have b^en made daring tie past season, and It Is now vary compute, and work In that lias cannot be surpassed for flnlth and durability. Having an Immense quantity and large as sortment u( Type, seven Presses ran by Steam Power, and one or the most extensive stocks of Paper, BUI and Lettsr Heads, Cards, Tags, fee, evar brought to Oolumbns, no delay oan oocur, or satisfaction fail to be given, both in Prlee and Quality of Work. Remember the place, OLD SUN AND TIMES OFFICE, (OpposltoNew PoetoBee Building) RMiidolph Htreel, Celnmbns, film. My Country Friends and Patrons will please remem bor the above, and tend their orders to THOM. GILBERT, g 20.t. r Columbus, Oa. Kill the Cotton Worm*! WITH ROYALL’S COMPOUND, Paris Green and Arsenic. V0RS4LKXV E. C. HOOD A BRO. S»(l tf W. W. SHARPE A CO., Pub11ehe re* Agents, No. 25 Park Bow, New York, Arm aatherlsmd le Ceatraal for Ad rmrtlnlmg Im « mylfi tf Praotio# in Statm Supreme Court or in U. 8. Distrlot Court I F Oenotel will rurnlih Abstracts und Briers, I will argot their cases for a small com pensation. In some cases the fee will not < feed the expense of a visit to ths eapitol. will also present or argme Judge Erskina. auglS oawfit Hummer Ureas Good4 at n great bargain. J. 8. Jones. (aug!4 eod] Aw Idea. Why can't the Ferry Houoe be utilized? I Oolombae, Oa. It ia a eplendid building, but it cannot be need aa a hotel oo long aa we acare offjpeo- CHAM. HETMAN A CO., pie by th# lnaane cry of a war of racea. Broad Street, Colombo., Qa., offer at It ia joat the plaoe for a boys' high school their popular or academy, and it would be an evidauo* , unmtaVMANT aNB maloon of our entarpriaa If wo «**d it for that Tb* boat that oan b* found in Liquors, purpose. ' Cigar*. Tobaoao. he. Imy* ly HOTELS. THE SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ca. WILL be kapt o|>eu this summer iu its rtll known STRIOTLY FIRST CLASS STYLE. Tha patronage of those visiliug Savan- uab i* ■olldtad, and the asauraura given that eve ry effort will b« made to insure their comfort. Our omulbueee will b« found at all arrlviug train* and *t<<amer*. it. hit s DLEY A BON, may-^7—dAwiue l'roprietor*. Rankin House, Columbus, Ga. J. W. RYAN, Prop'r. Fn.ss Golo»x, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under tue Ranein House. utN dewtf J. W. HVAW. Prew’r. WATERING places. W arm Spring-a, MEIIVETRER lO., «A. q^U18 FAVORITE REPORT Is uow of>M for I visitor*. Tbe beet fere and the flm Bathing ou tbe cuutinent. Apply for quarter* to JOHN L. MU8TIAN, a the sapit applloatlor RIOH’D H.CLAKK. 100,000 riKET 8KOONI U Beasley’s M fioerds and fihral Claes Lumber c AddreM augl tf .thing. Also a good lot of First .GREAT BARGAIN ! Safe and Paying Business Already Established, for Sale. DRUG STOCK AMD BU8INI88 DRUG STOCK AMD favorable terme. Consumer* aud country merchant* would do well to call, aa l am determined to reduce my Jet6 2m 74 Broad Bt., Columbia, Uu. LOTTERY. Fifth and Last Concert IN AID or TUB Public Library of Kentucky. Lawyers* JOSEPH F. POD, Attorney nt Law, and Judge ot County Court. Practices in all other Courts. Office over store of W. II. Hobart* A Co., Broad St. Ja*l SAMUEL B. HATCHER. Attorney at Law. jOQ ORea over Wittich A Klasal’s. J. M. MeNEILL, Attorney sad Counsellor nt Law. Practices in courts of Georgia and Alabama. Office lav Broad 8t., (over Uoletead A Co.'s Special attention giveu to collections. Jail Martin J. Crawford. twveae. INGRAM dk CRAWFORDS, Attorneys at Law, Will practice Iu the State aud Fedural Courts ot Georgia. OSes over Preer, Hires A Oo.’s store, uorthweot corner Broad aud fct. CUir gta. A. a. Hosier, Attorney and Cennscller nt Law, Practices iu 8tale aud Federal Courts ia Georgia DAY FIXED AND A FULL DRAWINC ASSURED —ON— Monday, 30th November, 1874 LAST CHANCE FOR An Easy Fortune! ticipKted, and I* so manifestly for tbe interest of an concerned, that it muu meet the approval of all. Tho day 1* now absolutely fixed, and there will b« no variation trom the programme now an nounced. A sufficient uumbi rof ticket* had been sold to have enabled u* to have had a large draw Let it he Lome iu tniud that The Fifth Gift Concert 18 TUB LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDKIl TillS CHARTER AND BY THE PRES ENT MANAGEMENT. That it will i*»«itiv0-y aud uneiiuivocally take place a* auiiounced ou Monday, 3Oth November, that the nm*ic will be tbe beat tb* conutry affords, sail that 20,000 Cash Gifts AooaioAiiao $8,500,0001 will l»* distribute I ly lot anion? lickei holdere. List of Gifts. All Maimer of Dress Goods OFFERED VRRY LOW. PKAOOOK A SWIFT. ^BBOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM courts, of different States, for desertion, Ac. Mo publicity required. No oharg* until divorce granted. Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney, my Si) dewly 194 Broadway, N. Y. Mltcellanies of Georgia! B, ABSALOM H. CHAPPKLL. Foe Sale at CHAFFIN'S AND PEASE A NORMAN S BOOK STORES. In Two Parts. Prlee 41. angSO deoilkwlm To the Grangers. H aving it anted a portion of the Lowell Warehouse. 1 am prepared to store eetton for Orangers unusr special agree ment with them. R. O. WILLIAMS. B. CASTLBMAV. L. E. CHAPPELL. H. C ASTLEM AN A CO., Geueral Iusurauce Agents. REPRESENTING THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE And other Strong Fire and Lire Companies. OFFICE OVER PREER, 1LLQFS k OO'S •TORE Uf BROAD BT. nuf 88-U ONE UHAND CASH GIFT 7&;«» ONE GRAND CASH GIFT oO.OOO ON E (} K A N D C AS U GITT '.’5,000 5 CASH GIFTS 420,000 euch lUO.UOQ lu CASH GIFTS 14,000 each >4o,000 16 CASH GIFTS 10,000 each 160,000 20 CASH GIFTS 6,ooo euuh 100,000 26 CASH GIFTS 4,000 each 100,000 30 CASH GIFTS 3,000 each 90,000 60 CASH GIFTS 2,000 euch 100,000 100 GASH GIFTS 1,000 each 100,000 240 CASH GIFTS 600 eaeh 110,000 600 CASH GIFTS 100 each 60,000 19,000 CASH GIFTS 10 eaeh 910,000 GRAND TOTAL20,000 OIFT8, ALL GASH ......02,600,000 PRICK OF TICKETB. Whole Tickets $ 50 uo Halves... 25 uo Tenth, or each L'oupou 5 00 11 Whole lirkets lor 600 00 2Tickets for i t Q00 00 Persons wishing to invest, should order prompt ly, either of tho Home Office, or our Local Agent*. Liberal commission* will be allowed to satisfac tory agents. Circulars containing full particular* famished ou application. THO. e. BHANLETTE, Agent and Manager, Public Library Building, Louisville, Kj. For tickets and information, apply to Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt. Oelumbus. Oa. aug7 u2tawawtd Maaz If. DuKoroap. Lons F. Uarrar». BLANDPORD dk GARRARD, Atftermeya nnd Cnn nee Hera nt Lew. OSes No. U Brand street, ever WUtlqh A Kin- ■el's Jewelry 8tor*. Will practice in the Bute and federal Courts. *•1*4 J*s. M. Ruassu. Cuxs. J. Swift. RVMILL dk IW1FT, Attorneys nnd Counsellors nt Law. Will practice iu the Court* of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit) a*d Alabama. Office overO. A. Redd A Co.’s store, Broad street, Oeiumbue, Ga. Jal U T. MWIIW, Alton., and •.ll.ltor, U. 8. Cum'r *ad Sagktof ia Saakruptcv. offle. aovdu] uv.r Brook.' Bra, Btor*. Oolumbu., Ua. FKABODY A BMANNQS, Ad.re.jr, •* law. Orric* oru J. Sena * Oa.'a Iteaa, Baoio 8t., uotIsj Wan fiio*. R. J. MORES, Attorney nnd CsnnMlIsr nt Lnw, Georgia Home Insurance Company building, eec- oct7 ly) ond story. Doctors. DR. OOLSRY. Residence aud Office corner of fit. Clair and Ogle thorpe *te. office hour*—7 to 9 a. u., 12 to 2 r. u., 7 to 9 P. M. eep27 dtf DB. U. B. LAW. Office coruer Broad and Randolph streets, Biirrus' building. Reeideuce oa foreyth, three doors below fit. Clair. JaO DB. J. A. VHOUHABT, Office at 0. J. Moffett's Drug Store, Broad street. Reei-lenc* ou Bt. Clair, between'Broad aud sepo front HI*., Columbus, Ga. DB. J. C. COOK, Office over Ellis A Harrison’s Commis«iou House, septi first door to left. Druggists. J. I. GRIFFIN, Imported Drugs nnd Chemicals, pmai-riptioue carefully prepared. Jal8 No- !0« Broad xlrwst. JOHN L. JORDAN, Two doors below Geo. W. Browu’e, Broad Street, Columbus, Qa. 4EF> Night Bell right of south door. sep5 A. M. BRANNON, Wssr Bids, Rnoxu Sikkkt, Coldmsus, Oa., Whsleenle nnd Ketall Denier In Brags nnd Medleinee, Tel let Artlelee nnd Pertamsry, sepfi Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Sheetings, Shirtings, nnd Sewing nnd Knitting Thread. Cards Wool aud Grinds Wheat nnd Corn- Office in rear of Wittich A Kiusel’s, Randolph st. Jal8 R. H. CHILTON, President. MURCOGKE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of SnKKTING8, SHIRTINGS, YARN, K0PI, Ac. COLUMBUS, G A. Q. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. octal ly. Watchmaker*. C. SCHOMBURG, Practical Watch maker nnd Jeweler, Successor to L. Outowsky, 106 Broad etreet, Jail Columbus, Oa. C. H. LKQCIN, Watchmaker, 134 Rroad street, Columbus, Ga. Watch** and Clocks repaired in the best man ner and warranted. j*l 1 Tobacco, Cigars, be. MAIRB BORN. If you want to eujoy a go >d smoke, go to hie Cigar Maouiactory, Between Georgia Home and Muscogea Home. Jafi C. LOPES, Dernier Im and Mannfaetnrer nf Time Clgmra, JaO Near Broad Street Depot. Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS' SHAVING SALOON, (Successor to U. Utues,) Under Georgia Homs Insurance Building. Prompt and polite barbers in nt tendance. Ja‘-»S ALEX dk NAM, Jh8 liARBxas, Sr. Clair Struct. ED. TERRY, Barber, Crawford St., under Eankln House, Columbne, Ga. decIH Dress-Making. Mill M. A. HOLLINGSWORTH, Dress-Making, Cutting and Fittlug. Terms cheap Residence and shop in Urowuevlll*. noflH MILLINERY. 8PRINC MILLINERY. r below tbe New York filer*. Mkfl.OOLVIlf and osil8—ly mu 4 HIM D0MMBU.Y, Dentists. W. V. TIONU. Dentist, 0)>poelte fit nipper'* building, Randolpk K 8pedal attention given to the insertion of ahj tidal Teeth, as well ns lo Opera live D*uli*t r > fsb22 daw T. W. HINTt, " Dsn tilt. Over Joseph A Erolher’s etore. ^ w.T.mi, Osntlst, nov23] 101 Broad fit., Columbne. Ga. W. J. FfiMILBg Bsitlsl, eep5l Georgia Horn# Building. Oo umbua. tu A. DAMME L« LlT.ry u4 M, iioMm, Ottutimi Onnm,... omRS** 1 ** * |T *‘ <* NrtlH ee41 Ilonw .nil Mul«* bou<M le m*Mm k, mo.tli «r d*y. J. Peed Store. JOHN FITSOIBBONM, Wholceale and Retail Dealer in Huy. Out*. Bacon, Ac.. Oglethorpe Bt, opposite Jal Temperance Hall. Confectioners. I. G. BTBUPPKK, Candy MnnufNetarvr A.VD DtALKR IK AH kinds of Confootlonory aud Fruits, Btiek Goody IB oenta. Fall weight guaranteed in sack box. Ia24 Hotels. PLANTERS* HOTEL, Neat to Columbus Bonk Building. Porters at all th* trains, tall MRS. W, F. 8NTPER. Propr’es Builders and Architects. S. «. CBilUU, Honss Cnrpsntsr ood Bollder. Jobbing done at short notice. Plans and specification* tarnished for all style ef build legs •rend fittest, next to 0. W. Brown's, Ml Oeiombu*. On. loot* end Shoes, wKiu * ctmni, No. 73 Bread Mmt, H.r, alx.jr. . fail .lock Hoot* end ShoM, Upp.r, M. eod a* MO* I'Mth.r aed rMlon of ell kt*4a. RfllleM. good. 1 Rmmd.Ii]. prioM I »"•*«•» <0H*nht liprw, Livery and Salo Stable*. MffUT TieiRMli Llrery, Bel* aad inkein Makiee, Oaureoeri, Noen or kaxooue , KUO Coign bq*. Urn. Restaurant*. ■uhi Mom rutahiuit •» BmnA Wroil. The best of foreign and Dooms tie Lienor* 1*1 Clgare. Maale itTl Wonri^^ aii J. J. BLAKBLY. Prop'r. d*o!9 J. \V. PATRICK, BtolU No. 2 nod It, Market Room. Freeh Meat* of every kind and beet qnedltr, J*ll _ alwayeou hand. J. T. COOK, Fresh Neats tf All Hlntto, ssp« 8UtL N«w. 16 nn4 Cun and Looksmlths. PHILIP EIFLKR, WILLIAM BCHOBBR, Guu and Locksmith anil deah-r in Gunniag Hi. terialv. Opposite Enquirer Office. Plano Tun Inn, Xo. k. w. BLAU, ! Repairer and T a tier of Fianuee, Organ* ee4 A —"*—“ — Fainting also done. J. W. Fens* A Norsus's Grocers. ” BAK'L «. bisk. Dealer in Family Grooeriee, on Bryan etreet W- tween Oglethorpe A Jackson street*. No charge for drnynge, 4*7 l. H. HAMILTON, Whslssals mod Bmfioll Greeer, Junction of Franklin, Warrou A Oglethorpe Ms. No charge for drayag*. mpit IfiHAM COOPER, “ Family Grocer and Dealer In Country Prsdsee, sepft neat to “Enquirer" OBee. Tailors. G. A. K(EHNIC, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. A full stock of Frenob and English Broadcloth*, Ca**im»-r<'* aud Vestiugs. aprlti No. U4 Broad Btmt. HENRY BELLMAN. Cutting, Cleanlyg and Repalrtag Dona in ths leit style. apr24] Corner Crawford and front its. Boot and Shoomakiri WM. MEYER, Boot aud Bkoemaker. Dealer in Leather and findings. Next to C. A. ledd 4 Co.’s, prompt and strict attent hi «lm Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. REE, W.rk.r 1m Tie, IkMI Ires, Ord.r. from abroad promptly ,UmM to. J»T No. 174. Broad llrmt Painters. WM. SNOW, JB., A CO, Howe end Sl(m PeleMn, Old Oglethorpe corner, (Just north of postoEm) Columbus, Georgia. Refer t faprS LAWYERS. W. R. Williams. Cxm. U. Wilu.u. WILLIAMS Ac WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law, C01.UMBUA, QA. Ay Office ever Abell’s store. JflLiS- W. A. Farley, attomey-At-XiAW GUSSET A, OXATTABOOOHX Oo., Ot dM-Spwlel etttaUon llr.e to aolUMMk DOCTOR*. Dr. J. H. OABRIGEB, SUROEOir AMD FHTIICIA*. /^.rFIOE upitalra S.E. oor of Bro»«l k«J» dolph Streets, where he may be fouad or night when not prutaaslonally engai»d* Columbus, April 2a, 1874. HINES DOZIEB, Attorney u.t LaVi HAMILTON, QA., W IUL proclic. In tbe OhMUboochro CUW or auy where else. All kind ol rosuan. "Pay me or rua away." novttw FARMING IMRLEMENTX HOLSTEAD&CO-i Columbus, Ceorgla. Cattsn nine, (Ml.* PmM* ■(•rev Fewer*, Feed r»tm«i Cider toad Wine Mill*, n*wl*f Mtocblnr*, Ur*M Kelrn, Flew*. TkrMk.n aed Fee Mill*. Cern Shellara, Haro. Makre. Harrtowe totod Cmttlrtolmr*, ■mat. totod Mrsttokla Seftkw. Sptodn, Ftorke, Ac., A*, Oe.riln HaUed H»*t Frtod* °*‘* Ueorslto and T«**.«** Wkut, Mnrtcy^Cltorcx Ckemlcal* far MtokltoS to, Y ,r "" - ■ere •( !»•■••• Addr«to MOLITIAS a VO..