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,4a 'M . 3$ i DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1874. (ftittj gutters. VO LUMETS DAILY MARKET, Financial.—Com«*rclal bills i»b New York % per cent dUcount; au Boston per rent. dj*- const; M Savanuah M per cent; driftaiiA bill* on Boston per cent. Itenks ere selling checks on New York at Lfc. pronimn; Savannah, At lanta and Montgomery at par. Currency loans 101M P«r cent per month. Cold and silver nominal. Cotton.—Market quiet. The following nru the Wiirehouae quotations: Inferior.. — O— Ordinary and stained If flood Ordinary Low Middlings lliddltngi.... 1V'm@1:% Strict Middlings — 0- Bales 127 boles. Receipts 308 baloa—125 by M. ft 0. It. R.; 220 by wageaa; 12 by N. A 8. R. It by W. R. It.; fl liy river; 27 by 8. W. It. R. gbipments 1M bale*—146 by 8. W. R. R.; & f»r heme con sumption ; 0 by IV. It. It. daily •rmiUT. Block on hand Angdat 81st, 1874 i,i*jt Itecttived to-day ;tw* “ previously 4,522—4^20 Stock on hand . 6,057 . 146 .. 5,730-3^70 2,080 lads* le Now Advertisements. Fall and Winter Clot heH—Thornton ft Acee. Consumption Cnn lie ('tired—Lir. Hchouck. Sheriff’ll Hnlo H. (}. Ivey. Postponed Sale—Sheriff ivty. Pro Bono Publico—Chan. Hey man A Co. Howard Hooaa—Kufauln, Ala. Keich’H Restaurant—112 llroad atreet. Hata and Clothing—SirtUHe A Oold- amith. Refi iron. Every day or two more irou for the 8. and M. Railroad paaaen through Co- lambda. Yesterday nine car loada passed np and on to the terminus of the road. Silk Ilats at fr>.00 and fbVori, at SriUUSE A Goi.IMftflTIlH. OpOHt Mf. Profawor Glenn will open his school to-day under eheering auspices. Ho is de termined to bnild up a seminary in our town that will refloot credit on himself and the place. Wo wish him snocoss. The Went her. The embryonic “Probabilities" of Co lumbus assure ns that the recent cold spell is directly attributable to the late storm on the seaboard. Mtty-be per haps, probably, likely. Buy one of those tine Hints. They are very cheap at Straubk A Goldsmith's. Death of an infant. We regret to hear of the sudden death of the iufaut daughter of Rev. 8. D. Clements, in charge of the Cataula Cir cuit of Harris couuty. llis many friends here sympathize with him in his afflic tion Reich* e. Mr. Ut.ieh has made some important changes to his restauratit and saloon, and Uow it is Htirpaased by none in its iiceom- Uatious. Mr. Reich is well known as one of our bust and oldest caterers, and pnl- ticiilarly for the superiority of the articles in which ho doals. Wo wish him siiooohs. Ho who would always want a smooth uud well shaped Blurt Front, must buy of those New Pattern Hliirts at Btrauhe A Goldsmith s. Safe Arrival, We are glad to know that the steamer Hau Balvador, from New York, arrived safely in Havauuah yesterday at 1 o’clock p. m. A number of our citizens were aboard, uud ou account of the recent gale on the coast some apprehensions were eutortaiued for her aafety. She has large freight for our dry goods merchants Mo rate for the Stole Fair. Among the many competitors for the troitiug parses at the State Fair, will bo entered from here, Odom’s bey stallion “McIntosh," Klink’s “Haineatriug," and Moeeley a “Spider Logs." Those are all fast horses, aud will well represent this section in the trotting contest. We uiali I hum success. A line lot of Gouts’ Scarfs at Stravhk A Goldsmith's. Thi nagvoea are organizing fully for the election next Wednesday. They have two negto candidates In the field, and are oanvami&g the county, urging every ne gro to pay his taxes. It is, in our opin ion, the moat important crisis in the his tory of our State and county since the war. The negroes are making a grand final effort to overthrow Democracy or the white man's government. If they succeed, Georgia in a year qvill be in a far worse condition than Alubatna is to day. It is important that every white man tote and work. Judge Williams and T. W. Grimes, Esq., our candidates, tire doing all in their power, but they need the aid and co-operation of every vo ter. What has booomo of our Exccutivo Committee ? Before this time last elec tion Gspt. C. A. Redd had everything in working order, and all appointments made. Cannot the committee get to work and let the people hear from them ? Stir up the poople and urge them to earnest and united action, for this indeed in a mo* montoui election, and onr dofeat is the signal for the Civil Rights bill success, The Cneuds of Mr. Dexter uud Dr Tuggle will be glad to huar of their safe arrival iuBoston. The Doctor will reach home hy the lust, of this week. Mr. Dex ter will ajHiUd a few weeks with his friends North, when we hope to have hint in our midst tig;tin. H>e is one of the gentle- mun we could not afford to lose. Mussel I County, Aim. The Democrats have a large club at Trey wick'sCrosH-roads, in Russel couuty, Ala., and are at work in dead earnest for success in November. Numbers will vole iu November who have uot voted since the war. They take none of the filthy moss hashed up in the blacksmith shop iu Girard, iu “theiru." If you would rather have Clothing made 13 order ut short notice, Stranse A Gold smith's is the pluoe. They have a splen did stock of Piece goods. Their tailors are plyiug the needle vigoroualy. out I If On the War rath. We learn that T. W. Grimes, Esq., and Jadga Williams leave the city to-day fora thorough canvass of ths county. They are the nominees of the Democratic party, and of courso will get the solid support of every white votor in the county, but they go te speak witk the poo ple face to face, and urgo on thorn the importance of going to the polls, and aeeiog that their neighbors and frionds do likewise. A thorough canvass is need ed to lot the people know when the elec tion takes place, and what taxes are re quired. We wish thorn n pleasant trip and abundant aucoess. Whilo on the anbject, wo will remark for tho information of those who do not know, that the election takes place on noxt Wednesday, the 7th of October. In order to vote, it is requisite that each voter bos paid his tax for 18751. Tho tax- es for this year are not necessarily to bo paid before voting; only those of lust year Nearly every white man has paid his tax, nnd we trust will not forget to vote, and thus keep down, and forovor bury the hopes of the Radical party with its ini quities. Sheridan A Mark, This very superior company played at tho Opora Houso lost night to an uudionce that wo fear is indicative of Columbus’ love of fun and appreciation of genuine ability. Tho house should have been packed, for rarely Las there been a more enjoyable performance in onr city. Slier- idan A Mack are genuine artists, nnd their changes of character and costume bor dered on tho marvellous, while everything they tlid was capital. M’lle Eveline and Big. Constantine were very good in their roles, as was Dan Devere. One of the features of tho entertuiument was the su perior character acting of Miss Alicia Jordan—she did the “swell" to perfec tion, and iu addition to being very pretty she is a fine vocalist. Lester and Allen and Miss Etta Arnold uro n host iu them selves. The dancing of tho Htunrt sis ters won much admired. The panto- mime|was evidently eut down. Tho wonder is that these artists did so well in tho face of u beggarly array of empty honchos. We wish to say to tho strangers here that Columbus is not us dead as it looks, aud we promise them, should they come this way again, a crowded house. Our people are poor, cheerless nnd disheartened, and those who could really enjoy such an entertain ment as wo had last night are, as a rule, “mighty" poor, aud those who are not poor are infernally stingy. In about Rix years from now wa expect to see Colum bus rising, l'leaso say this wherever you go, aud send live people here if you cau. local mmimn. in Rail Road Clreles, Captured, Wilkorsou, the white mau who escapad from the bailiff a few days ago, waa re captured ou Mouday by the Sheriff of Stewart county. He was scut to Musco gee jail with two uegroes. There are now nineteen prisoners ia our jail, and four teen on the chain-gang. When will the wicked cease from troubling Y This is not a conundrum. Yesterday we had the pleasure of a visit through the extensive depots of tho South western, and Western Railroud, aud found the obliging ofileera busy ship ping eottou and receiving freight. Cot ton is being shipped in large quantities over each road. We saw that the Wes tern Union Telegraph Compauy are plac ing thoir wires iuto tho Southwestern Railroad ofiico, and wo learu that the Southern aud Atlautio line will shortly do the sumo. When this arrangement in made, passengers aud railroad olRoiuU can send mcHsuges over either lino, with out the trouble of coiniug into tiro city It will he a great convenience and save» vast deni of trouble. These rends ar< well officered by obliging meu, and it is some pleasure for a geullenutu to meet them, as he gets civil aud willing tumw to all questions propounded. Reported Sickness. From accounts received from the dis tricts around Columbus it seems there is considerable sickness. Our doctora have complained of dull times, but now it seems they are all overworked. Iu the Northern Liberties and Wynton consider able sickness is reported amoug children. While Columbus itself ia not free from chill and fever. The recent cold snap has put mauy to bed with sore throats and bad colds. Vagrants, Tho dull tinios and great scarcity of mouey does not seem to disturb tho equilibrium of the many idle negroes and whilo men who all the year have hung about the street corners, an eye-sore to ths iudustriouN public. How these poo pie live is a mystery to every one, exoept themselves. Every now aud thou one is picked np with somebody’s corn, eottou or other property, aud for a season be comes a member of the “Pou Guards," uuder Captain O’Pry, aud rendezvous at Johnson’s inn. The great majority of them, however, seem to he doing noth< iog, without even a semblance of sufii- c.eut energy to steal. The farmers huvo woik for all of them in their eottou fields, if they will consent to ooufiue themselves to picking iu the day time. Night picking will uot do. [Patented.] —Tho bull-bote hove decided to lo&ve the cotton to Its enemies, thanks to oar idle marksmen ! —Our factories, like those in England, should have schools connected with them for the children. —Columbus is the champion old-bach elor town. —Old maids are lovely, as a role ; and when they aint, thoy’re simply horrid. —Vermont is setting np claims for champion old men. We of Columbus will go fivo bettor and call. One of onr citi zens ia eighty-two and the father of twins. —One of our discontents returned from the Trans-Mississippi a fow days since. He says that Texas is a good State to emigrate from. —Ono of our citizons, proud of his patriotic ancestry, says ouo of them “fit in tho revolution"— Upon hi* aw Pul shoulder lie took bin blaudcrbusa, Ah' ho whh tliar at Bunker llill, In the thickest of the fuss. —Many names have been suggested for tho presidency, hut our characteristic modesty forbids onr naming the man em inently qualified for the place. < —It is not right nor mannerly for a wife, without provocation, to kick her husband through tho front door and then shout “Murder." —Tho latest conundrum is, “Will truth crushod to earth hump again V" —Tho Emporor of Japan is au Irish man. He is ono of tho Mick A. Doughs. —If some of the turtles of this town will only die and lot the place move on, we will write their obituaries gladly, and prevaricate for the sake of their friends. —It is neither witty nor right to say “our mayor is a perfect old hoss." —Wo ought to have annual exami nations of our school teachers. —Columbus stands in need of an as trologer, and more patent pavements. —A. T. Ktowurt spends more for ad vertising each year than ull tho merchants in Georgia put together, but then they aro well known and he is n poor fellow, and quite obscure. —Who is going to run against Harris. We can’t afford to go Cougress, otherwise, we. —Rob Williams thinks Demosthenes could make a whaling speech, for a fellow that didn't have the advantages of a com mon school education. —Long words in speech or writing are like long clothes on a deformed woman, they'are used to hido a palpable defect of tho understanding. —Ton years from now Columbus will bo tho most important city iu Georgia. We havo no prophet now, but wo hopo to have then. We don't liko conundrums ; but, seriously, what right, iu the bla/.e of this nineteenth century light, havo men with fourteenth century ideas to live ? —The simplest words uro the strongest. The brightest thoughts rood least thought to comprehend. Men who wait to advertise till they get money, will wait till their widows col lect their life insurance. Every business man should look upon his loading paper as a lodger that shows the condition of the place in which his money is invested. Our rhymer is writing a poem on long words. It boars the fascinating title of “That’s Moighty Foine Landgige Says Mrs. O’Shea." There is no comfort for a drunken man who attempts to doscend our present Court-house steps. Have jurors no rights that a county commissioner is bound to respect. It will bo sweet work when our con fectioners advertise. Wo rejoice that we received a now head yesterday by express. It is for the Wbkklt Enquirer. -Colonel Salisbury has a long upper lip. —We are happy to say the young man next door who plays on tho aeoordeon is still laid up with a burned band. —Good original poetry is growing scarce iu this market. —Everything that impoverishes us nines from the North, even the frost la den wind. — We do uot give credence to the re port that Mr. DeVotie went to Griffiu last week to wod a rich widow. Though, of course, we would not swear to the con trary. —Foster Chapuiun, one of the best of fellows, is making friends and money in Auguste.* —Cotton will soon become the surplus crop hereabouts. «" —Recent heavy invoices of whiskey re ceived hero will obviate the immediate ne- ceaity for water-works. —Couucil ought to send a man to Wash ington uext winter in the interests of our river improvement. • —The Weekly Enquiukr has eight hundred and niuety-soven subscribers iu Muscogee county. —The “Old man about town” will con tribute spicy articles to the Sunday En quirer, during the coming wiutor. Next week the “Weekly" will bo the largost paper in Georgia, and second to none in mattor and make-up. Girard Boat, Aim, There was a well Attended business meeting of the Democratic and Conserva tive Club of Girard Beat, Russell county, Ale., lost night It waa arranged that the Census Committees of the Beat will meet At the School-house on Saturday next, At 9 o’oloek, a. m., to oompare lists and arrange the registry of votes of the Beat. The Beat meeting to select dele gates to the Nominating County Conven tion at Seale, will be held in tho School house in Girard at 10 o'clock, a. m., on Saturday next. It it very desirable that thia should be a large meeting of the voters of the Beat, as the business is very important. The eonvention at Seale will be held on Thursday, the 8th inst. The olub will hold another meeting in Girard on Wednesday evening next at half-post seven o’clock, and after that night its meeting will be held on Thurs day nights. The work of preparation is progressing favorably in Russell, and our friends are in good spirits. w*aaiSpG5,?„wia^ l 8is week warranted. No capital raquln Reuter* and valuable samples sent free. Ad dress, with e rent return stamp, C. ROSS, Williamsburg, N. Y. 4w It rejoiced us very much to see young Crawford on the street yesterday. Pale and weak, but leaning on his father's arm, and able to be out. “Koese” told us, earnestly, be attributed liis being over ground to tho skill and norve of Doctor Colzey. Tho Doctor is a remarkable fellow. He has a hundred faults and whims about him, but if wo were about to “go up” to-morrow and wantod to ding to lifo for the sake of tho wife and little ones, we would rather have him near than a dozen men with tho mysterious pro fessional bearing that, some how, is so captivating with the kalf-oducatcd. ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order at Stock Trices Perfect Pit and Satisfaction Guaranteed, Onr Mr. Thomas has just returned from New York with a choice lino of New Samples, and wo are now. taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, Lav ing made satisfactory arrangements for tho mauufaotiire of our Custom Clothing with special care and at short notice, by thoso well known manufacturers of fine clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Give us your orders early, and we will do our best to please you, being determ ined that onr friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their olothing made to order. s«pl7 tf Thomas A P»i««#nr. Dross Goods iu Diagonals, Sergos,JAo., just received at T. E. Blanchard's Good Things. Go to tho Ruby Restaurant for your Oysters, Fish, Game, and all things good to eat. octlo tf liuhler, the Tohacconi.it, Will remove on October 1st, to No. 84, Broail Street, (noxt door te the Now York Store). I.0UIH BUIILKR'S, Randolph St., SopJi tf The liar-room Remedy For all ailments is Rum Bitters, sur- h urged with Fusel Oil, a deadly element, rendered more aetive by the pungent as tringents with which it is combined. If your stomach is weak and liver or bowels disordered, strengthen and regulate them with Vinegar Ritters, a purely Vegeta ble Alterative and Aperient, free from alcohol aud capable of infusing new vitality into your exhausted system. sepM 4w Seed Wheat, Teunesaeo Seed Wheat, Rye and Oats, Cheese, Grackors, Bagging, Ties, Ice Cured Meats, nnd a good assortment of Groceries, for Rale low for oash, by D. Averett, sep5U) cod 1 in J under Rankin House. Up With the Times, Warrior Coal from Alabama Mines, $5.50 per ton at the yard; Montevallo Coal as low as the lowest; Anthracito Coal and Coke always on hand. Call and see me before purchasing. D. E. Williams, Agent, Hopiin fit at M. A G. It. R New Advertisement*. AMPLE to Agtot». Ladle.- 1 —iklntlM needle-Seek, ' ‘ i. DEAN fcOO., We eom ;oods by mail free. Address with six cents return stamp, M. YOUNG, 173 Green- wicli street, N. Y. WANTED- -A8INT8£g lh A®fcV«i*!n the world. 82.00 worth of samplos given away to thoso who will becomo agents. J. BRIBE fc CO., 767 Broadway, N. Y. 4w • K7 CAAGENTS’ PROFITS per #tlf OlFwill prove It or forfeit 8500. . articles aro just patented. Samples sent to all. Address W. H. OHIDESTER, Broadway, New York. week. Now free f TDSYCHOMANCY, XT ING.” How oitli and gain the love and affections of any person they choose Instantly. This simple mental ac quirement all can possess, free, by mail, for 25c., together with a marriage guide, Kgypllan Oracle, Breams, Hints to Ludios, Wedding- Night Shirt, Ac. A queer book. Address T. WILLIAM A CO., Pubs., Phil a. For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN BI.MJ BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggists. 4w POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! -..$20- WILL BUY A First Mortgage Premium Bond or Tire INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., Now VorlL. 2J Srrie Drawing, Oct, 5th,1874. EVERY BOND purchased previous to Oct. 5th will participate, Address, lor Bonds and full particulars, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A CO., Financial Agents, 23 Park Row, N. Y. J*. O. Brewer 29. Applies!ions for Agencies received. 4w The United States Fnhlishing Co. 13 University Place, New York, Want Agents everywhere for the allowing uy r rnoK juoore. au uieg.iiu nvo, ouu pp., (60 Engravings—from tho Old Master*. Price, ftft.OO. OUR FIRST HUNDRED YEARS. The Life of the Ropublic. By O. Edwards Lester. 12 monthly parts., 90 pp. oaolt. Royal 8vo., 60 cents oaoii part. LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF CHARLES SUMNER. By U. Edwards Lester. 6th Edition, revisod and enlarged, hvo, 700 pp., 83.76. THE NEW YORK TOMBS. By Warden Sutton. A complete hiiitory of Noted Criminal* of Now York, and tho Romance of Prison Llfo. 8vo, 670 pp., $3.56. Circulars, spociinen pages, and terms to agents on application ns above. 4w Lawyers. JOSEPH F. rou, Attorney at Law, and Judgn of County Court. Practice* In ull other Conn*. Office over store of W. II. Roberts k C<.. ftruwl M. Ja26 Js‘30 SAMUEL U. HATCHER, Attorney at Law. Offic*< over Wlttkh ft l J. M. MeNElLL, Attorney ami Counsellor at La* Practices iu court* of Georgia and Alabama Office 128 llroad St., (over C. A. He .Id i Special atteution given to collection*. INGRAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorneys aft law, Will practice in the State nnd Federal Court* utbwf Georgia. Office over Prcr-r, lllge* & Co.’* *toi corner Broad and St. Clair St*. A. A. DOZIER, Attorney nnd Cotinwellor at Law, Practices in State and Federal Court* in Georgia and Alabama. Offico 126 Broad fet., Columbus, Ga. jnf. Mark II. Blanwoiw. Louis F. Uahuakh. BLANDFOKD A GAKSIARB, Attorney!* anti CouaiNcllor* aft low. Office No. 67 llroad *tre<*t, over Wiitich A Ki d’a Jewelry St.. Will practice in tbo Suite uml Federal Courl Jab. M. Hi.'hsej.i.. Ciias. J. swift. RUSSELL A SWIFT, Attoruoy*ami Counsellor* at Law. Will pnu-tle in the Court* of Georgia (Chattahoochee Cireuil and Alabama. Office over 0. A. lludd A Co.’u el on Biuud Hired, Columbus, Ga. jul L. T. DOWNING, Attorney and Solicitor. U. S. Com’r and llegifltor iu Bankruptcy. Ottk novtf>| over Brooks’ Drug Store, Golitnbii* 2 Ga. PEABODY' A BltANNON, Attorney* at Law. Officc o' norlSj l J. Knnis k Co. Wjmt Sin*. U. J. MOSES, Attorney ami CouaiMollor aft tew, Doctors. Hotels. PLANT12 ICS* 1IOTKL. Next to Coluiulm* Bank IIull«li,. M ’niters .it all th« (tan,* >.1» MIH W t\ vi • Builders and Architect*. J. O. CHALMERS, House Carpenter and Bnlldrr. Jobbing done at short no ire. ’lull* and Bpeciticatidl.- furuisbed lor all ,ti •et, il Livery and Sale Stables. KOIIEBT TII..M1-NON, Livery, Sale and Exchange Ninhi^ OflLttH .ui’B, Noam or Kaniiolph Kt- t-ffi Columbus, Ga. A. UAMMEL, Livery nnd Sale Stables, OiiLKTiioapR St., Columbus, Ga. irtirulnr attention given to Pm-dlng ami Mr arse* uud Mule* boarded iu stable: l,y ||,„ Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, SU1I. No. 3 nuil 18, Market Bvil.e, ■:ih M.iat. of <>vory kind mid U*.t ,unlit,, J. T. COOK, l-'reul. Meat, or All KluiK, ‘gtnll. Nun. If. .ml IT. Cun and Locksmiths. Philip i:im:x, nnd Locknwitli, Crawford ntreot, - l| d | »i t<|| u’» corner, Col urn bn*. G« Guu a JnlO WILLIAM 8CIIOBER, id l.ocktiniitli and doulor In Giuiii.ug Ma terial*. Opposite Kuquiror Offiro Croce rs. UAN-I, K. BIZK, Family Groceries, on Bryau stroat, be ou Oglethorpe ft Jacksuu ■truot*. charge for drityugo. dsc7 DR. J. A. 11BQ1IIIAKT, Ottico removed to tho Drug Store of E. C Hood & Brother. Sleeping apartment ai Dinner residence, on tho corner ot Randolph and McIntosh atreet^ opposito tho residence of Mr. \Vin. Reach. sops DR. U01.ZKY.) Itafhlsncn and Office corner of at. Clai thorpoats. Offico hours—7 to U a. m., 1: 7 to U DU. S. II. LAW. Office corue Residence c i Forsyth, three doors below St. Clair Dentists. W. F. TUiNKlt, Dentist, Opposito Struppor’* building, U S TART IN LIFE! BRYANT, STRATTON A SADLER BUSINESS COLLEGE No Vacation—Enter Any Time. UA' For Doeumonts, Money, Bpoelmous, at tons and Terms, address W. II. SADLER, President, Baltimore. HAVE ¥0U TRIED JURUBEBA? A KB YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? of making \ Then try JURUBEBA icretive organs tho vital foi It is no alcoholic appetiser, for a short time, only t tka wonderful *o beneficially to impart vigor to all acting directly on the liver and spleen. It regalntes the Bowels, quiets the nerves, uud gives such a healthy tone to tho whoh system t make the invalid feel lik« a ii Pperful atteu ticial Teeth, us feti’JJ daw roll a* to Ope uid.dph St. ertion of A: lseulirttry. T. W. IIENTZ, Dent let. Ivor Joseph ft Brother'* ntorc. W. T. JP4IO L, Donfttaft, nov23J loi Broad St., Columht Druggists. JOHN L. JORDAN, DriittgiHft, Two doors below Goo. W. Brow Broad tit root, Colui Mir Night Bell right of Mouth door. Cotton Factories. Shooting*, ShirtingM. and Sowing; uml Knitting; Thread. Card* Wool aud Grinds Wheat ami Corn- Office iu rear of Wlttlcl. ft Kinsol’s, Randolph st. jul8 *B. H. CHILTON, President. J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale and Retail tirerer, Junction of Franklin, Warren A Oglell orp« l No charge for drayagi Tailors. G. A. KCEHNE, Merchant Tailor nnd (tetter. lull stock of French and English Bn adt'lotlia Casslmeres aud Vestings. nprlC No. 134 Broiul Htreet. HENRY SELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning; and Repairing one In the be*t Htylo. upr‘24) Corner Crawford uml Frout 8t*. Boot and Shoemakors 1VM. MEYER, Boot nnd Shoemaker. riu Leathor ami Findings. Nett to C. Jt Cu.'a. Prompt aud strict attenion g|»Mii jail Tin and Coppersmith*. Work e i Orders fi Ju7 WM. FEE, In Tin, Sheet Iren, Copper. om abroad promptly atteml<-d to. No. 174. Broad Htm-l. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., St CO., House aud Sign Paintt-ra, Old O^h-thorpo coiner, (just north of ponloffictj). Columbus, Georgia. Will contract for Ilouso uml Sign t ainting nt reasonable prices, aud guuruutoo saGsl.iaioii. Hefei- to Win. Huow, 8r. |npr5 MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of 8IIHKT1N08, SHIRTINGS, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. O. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. 8W1FT, Hoe rotary ft Treasurer. octal ly. Watchmakers. Ha operation In not violent, but is characterir.ed by great geuthm-s*; the patisut t*x- oncc* no sudden change, m» marked results, but giaduully liis troubles “Fold their touts, lift* the Arabs, And slloutly steal away." This is no new and uutried discovery, hut hue been long used with woudorfu! remedial results, uml i* promtuucod hy tho highest medical authori ties “the most powerful tonic an alterative Ask your druggist for it. For sale by WM. F. KlkBHU A flu., soptiiS 4\v Now York The exoreittes of Mifltt S. 11. Teas- ilale’ri School will be resumed on Thurs day, Oot. 1st. [sep26 fit* Nona:! New Samples for Pall and Winter tS7-4-A A Urge aud elegant assort the nt, em bracing all the latest Novelties for Getits Wear. Call ami ace them. Orders solicited. Measures taken uud satisfaction guaranteed. Tiiounton A A ewe, nug'-M tf 78 Broad St. A lot of Virginia Oassimeres, ftom tho 1 CharlottKvillu Woolen Mills, received to day, at ! sep25 tf Blanchard's, Mayor's Court Yesterday. Only two cases before the Court yestcr- d ty. Mollio Jones was fined $5 nnd coats. She had taken au overdose of pine top whiskey, and wended her weary way from Moccasin alley to Front street, bent ou a row. She got tho row uud a lodging in Murphy'a tavern for her trouble. ltettio l\»ol had been nngry the day previous, and in her auger had abused various “cullud persons," who reported her to headquarters. Considering her tender age, she was discharged on tho tpeedy poymeut of JjC* nn«l costs, or el remain ns the guest of tho city for ten days. Mias Anna Tyler will resume her school for Girls nud Small Boys ou Monday, •etuber fith. aept7 It Go to T. K, illauchurd’s To buy best liihbonH at 15, 2(1 and 2f»o per yard. Tho best Black Silks iu the market, and the fatuous “Banner” brand Alpaoa. gep27 tf Morses, It may not he generally kuown that Mr. G. Elkin lias now at Gntumel's stables u number of splendid Konlnoky horsos, suitable for draught, saddle or carriage purposos. Call by ull meatiH nnd see them at once. sep2(»-lw A large lot of Blonchod nud Brown Domestic*, bought since the docline, just received and for sale cheap, at Blanouabd’s. Address la a good indication of culture, but n peraon rnuRt apeak before you know they have it. Droaa apeak* for itself, and very largely indicates the lady or gentlemau. This feet was appreciated hy Mr. Ban dauer when he lnid iu hi* stock of elegant Dry Good* and Clothing. Call aud assure yentRclf that he can gratify the most fas tidious taete. *uptT It MILLINERY. SPRING’MILLINERY. CARRIAGES. B EMOYAL l HAVE MOVED MY STOCK OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PUNTAllfefTIOll To the Gunby Building, 1ST. CLAIR ST., NEAU TUE FONTAINE AN1) ALABAMA WAREHOUSES, here 1 will doll any work in iny linu cheaper THOS. K. WYNNE. sttptf deoilftw if WACON YARD. ATTENTION! To Farmers and Those Interested! THE NEW WAGON YARD, ( 1KNT V_/ van busines-i portion of the city, oilers superior in ducumunt* uud advantage* for cntnlort and sceurlty, with lm reused facilities lor the ooininodatlon of farmers uud others who visit the city. Connected with tho yard is a Fam.lv Clro- jppliod with a tall assortment ot Frovts- Will buy and soil all kinu* ol Country cory with thoir families, where lodging cun be had with or without meals. Blacksmith and Wood Shop on tho yard, pre pared to do all kinds ol wtirnn and buggy pairimr, with sunk* f.r shoeing young mulci >rKlmv>iuM repelvM * fn’l lin-«*f CURING I Vt AND SUMMER MILLINERY, Hi- ; eluding all the NOVKLTILS u toplS dcodlmfcwlamiit tWor below the N*« Yotk 8tor*. .MRS. COLVIN aiH MIWH UUNNKI.IV KNOW ALL MEN That at the popular nud l«ng extablished ? Kbrtaukant ani> Salo«*n of O-fftilinicl's finis. Hey man A Co. Stables. , , VT/ V . ? r'YN “- 1 * n « r October *s». 1874. Uor.cs or | the best of Meals, Wines, Liquor* aiiu ; Livery myth* month will be charged; Cigars are kept constantly ou hand pro , *V*tK r J5i of^aoS d *TO«i"te“or oJaa«»I tly j Ih)H0 publico. octl tf I seplMtf ’ ! Kill the Cotton Worms! W1TU ROY ALL’S COMPOUND, Paris Green and Arsenic. FOR SALE BY E. C. HOOD & BRO. mul If C. SCUOAUiURU, Practical Watchmaker ami Jeweler, Bhccohsoi- to L. Gutnwsky, 105 Broad *trent, jail OolumliuH, Ga. C. U. LICOlilN, Watchmaker, 134 Broiul atreot, Columhii Wattihe* and Clocks repaired ia id war run tod. Tobacco, Clears, Ac. it- Cigar Manufactory, ll.lw.cn Uuorgtu lh MAIER DORN. •ujoy ft go Ml Mill uud Must-0 V. LOPEZ, ami Mnnul'itcfui* tipUN, tear llroad Street l>»po Barber Shops WELLS’ Uml.-1 and poll SHAVING SALOON, i«r to Ii. ilouD*,) (oinu lusuraiice Building, harbor, iu attmidanco. ALEX A HAM, ED. TERUY > , llarbet 8t., under Rankin House, (’«. Dress-Making. MINN M. A. HOLLINGSWORTH, rott-Muklng, Cutting and Fitting. Term*cheap Rc.tidenco utid*hop in Brownoville. Feed Store. JOHN FIT/.GIIIIIONS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in flay, Oat Baton, Ac., Oglethorpe opposil Confectioners. 1. G. STRUTTER, Candy Manufacturer All kind* of ^Confectionery and Fruifi, Stick Cnudy IS cent*. Boots and Shoes. WELLS & CURTIS, No. 7;t llroad Street, lloot* and Shoes, Upper, Sole aud IIa ness Leather ami Finding* R<-li»bl« good*! V. It.—Speaiul ; LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD. Attorney at Law, Opelika, Alabama, W IM. PRACTICE IN THE COUNTIES ot Luo, Chambers, Tallapoosa and Bin- poll, tho Supremo Court of A iu luma, and in the United States District Conit at Mont gomery. seplf» tlftwt,janl W. F. Williams. Ciias. 11. Williams. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law, l'OI.IINBIW, Ut. Office over AltoU's store. Jy 17 lim W. A. Farley, A. ttornoy-at ■ Tj aw OUSSETA, OnATTAHOOOHKK Co., ClA- ♦^•Special attention given to «<dleotlo»a HINES DOZIER, Attorney n.t Law, ii.tnii.Ton, «ia. w Chattuh.... lien Circuit All kiud .-.f ctdleclluM away.’* nov14 tf If. CABTLKMAN. 1.. II. f.’MAPFBtl- H. CASTLEM AN & CO., General Insurance Agents. IIEPRESENTINQ THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON l GLOBE And oilier Strong Firo and Life Uompul**- OF1TCEOVER FREER, 1LLOE8 ft STORE, 119 BROAD ST. ftug 28-11 HOTELS. THE SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ca. Wild, he kept opi'U this siliiin STRICTLY FIRST CLASS ii. win i«i run mi in uii « rr " It. BKAKLEY A SON, may 27—.iftwiia Rankin House, Columbus, Cia. J. W. RY .N, Prop'. Fuani. Ooi.gen, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Undkb the R*nku. IloraK- ,„v24 ,|*wti .1. W. UVAN. Prop’.- Piano Tuning, Ac. E. W. BI.AU, Tuner of Piunoes. Orgai A«oord«i>ns. Sign Patnttujr ul*o d-t.e, b !!»t JTTVrYUn50 scpS Rrpnl F 200,000 Feet of Lumber you f ii In .t tuajollowln* prioM. n.i at Oulurai.uF. I lass Luml.er ,1.:0 por W MM- sHcathln* 80. per oar load. T«, P'f‘ itjunul will bo added lor lea« iiuonlllj- ,a ir load. Soud i sep!9 cftdlrn d inyar order.. i N(}B „ .] Colbort, M. *■