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(Mttttibti: muiftf. )L. XYI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1874. NO. 288 TERMS or TIIK Y, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY KNQVZRXm. vo mouths, in advance.... *8 00 onthfl, “ mouths, “ ontli, “ Enquirer, one year J* Enquirer, one year SmvOAY and Weekly Enquirer to. gfttfcei’, one year 4 00 2 00 75o. * 1 Pquaro 1 yoi The above i every tn r AtlvcrtiMiiig; Rntea. ►ally 13 00 17 00 20 00 22 50 count will be The Wchly rales will invariably be of tho Dai!;' When »i :*dverti*ehiont in changed ono«’ in (hr With the tUf lithe tlm of coinj'i » >lo tliom TfLECRAPHIC NOTES. DOKEHTIC. Presulout will visit Dennison, Joulton gavo hail yesterday in the gainst him l»y lleeoher. ) formed in portions of New llanip- bn Sunday night. i Supreme Court meets in Wash- |ou Monday next. was a white frost yesterday morning in the vicinity of Richmond, Vn. —Tho mother of President Porter of Yale College is dead. Aged 88 years. -The Post Office Department disbursed nearly a half million tor atationory yes terday. —jw<> of tho persons who were injured bjr «t.»evs in New York, lust Sabbath, have died. — 1 The Navy Repayment has no advices > from i Pensacola. This is considered fav- r -.««M>lc. ^HjjgComniodoro Yoorhies gives the official Iftne of Biglin in tho scull race as 22 uiin- L «tea 12 soconds. -feriio Boston Journal gives a record of the Area in New England during Sep tember,tho losses aggregating $1,074,701). o freight trains on the Delaware dh4fl [cm of tho Erie Railroad smashed •ther yesterday, delaying the pas- —The loan issned a few days ago by the Brazilian Government is favorably re ceived. —An engagement between the Govern ment troops and Insurgents is imminent at Buenos Ayres, though hopes are in creasing that the reconciliation may be ef fected, based on the retirement of Avel- lencela from the office of President. —The revolution in the Argentine Re public increases in importance. An issue of paper money is probable, in case the negotiations for a reconciliation between the Government authorities and the revo lutionists fail. Montevideo is filled with refugees from Buenos Ayres. —The Madrid Iberia newspaper says the French Government, with the pur pose of avoiding political complications, has announced its intention of taking effective measures to prevent the ship ment of contraband of war across the Spanish frontier. —Tho Berlin National Gazette declares that the Von Arnitn arrest iH not connect ed with politics, but is simply a criminal procedure, with which neither the For eign Office nor the Chanoellor was con cerned. It also says that copies aro in existence of all the documents that are required. —Hvaana advices say that eight hun dred volunteers have been sent to Aveva- zo, but the vessel leaving them, onne back on ncoount of head winds. This in ay possibly account tot the mutiny, as alleged. Three hundred and eighty-sov- en soldiers from Spain arrived yesterday at Nashville. Till' Wi: AT HE It. Department of War. > Washington, October 0, 1874.) Probabilities.—For the South Atlantic States, slightly lower barometer, south winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather. For Tennessee and the Gulf States, ris ing barometer, southwest to northwest winds, cooler and partly cloudy weather, with occasional rain near tho Gulf const. MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH TO r.XQl'IRER. Money nn<t .Stork Markets. Lon do v, Ootobor 0—2,30 r. w.—Erie 29* £• 3:00 r. m.—Erlo New lives 4% Strcot rato bolow bans ruto. Paris, October 0 —Rentes i2f. 35c. Nkw York, October 9.— Stocks dull and lower. Money 2 1 .. per cent. Gold low' M . Ex change—long short 4-S 1 /.. Uovurnments dull. State bonds quiet. New York, October 9—Gold 1100110}^. G .vorumouts dull. State bon's quiet, except Tennessee, which Is lower; old 69. new 07. Provision Market*. VBurooi., Octobor 8 — Breadstuff* dull. . iw Iohk. October 0— Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet end heavy. (Join Arm. i $23 00. La Pork quiot; 14>*. Baltimore, Oct. ... changed. Wheat quiet. Gorn linn; while Southern ftl.O30.6i lollow *0.3 Oats dull .1 heavy; steam steady ho Grand Jury, at Salt Lake Utah, id ouo of their own number for las- ruoss cohabitation, lie is charged having four wives. Arizona walked a two miles heats. t Flay won the mile heats iu l;47jf. bo won the mile heats for all ages in |, 1:47$. jin the New York Episcopal Congress 1-ouo dioceses are represented. The is Rtill preliminary. The divi- lof New Jersey into two dioceses is psed. JThe customs’ officers, at New York, 1 yesterday six trunks on the Rtenm- I St. Larruut, containing $10,000 i of silks and velvets, said to belong kdame Marana. the municipal elections at Corinth, i hotly contested and resulted Complete victory for the Couserva- ekot for the first time in eight yeari lohn Coshy, traveling ageut for a f York tea house, committed suicide Jharlestou, S. C.,on Thursday, by cut- ibis throat, almost severing head from Cause—liquor. Ko positive information can be ob- jd regarding the proceedings against BVhite Leaguers. The best opinion is [the Attorney General is to use the est phrase—tired. bn regard to the arrests of the white s, tho Attorney General is quoted i of tho most shrewd reporters as s: “Tho scare may have a good I don’t care to contradict it.” 1. Cunningham, Mayor of Charles- C., has been indicted for official iduct on an affidavit of Sheriff Bow- ‘he charge will probably be forced paring this week, but it is hardly jghl it will he sustained. The locomotive engineers held a ing lust Thursday iu New York, at Icli delegates from nearly all principal oiula of tho country were present, ilutions wore adopted declaring their mined opposition to any further uction of wages, and demanding the oration of the former rates paid by Pennsylvania Railroad Company. —The Tribune states a movement is on it to prevent the confirmation by the liscopal Convention, now in session in iw York, of the recent election by tho iw York Diocese of Dr. George F. 8ey- ur os Bishop of Illinois, on the ground t siuce his election it has ascertained it the chnrge made against him of be au extreme High Churchman has i foundation, and that had the facts known been understood by the Con- ition, at tho time, ho could not have elected. — After tho recess of the Episcopal Con- Tfion, iu New York, the guests from land and Canada were ushered into jphapel ond took seats on the platform, [delegates rising on their entrance. introduced separately by ient Craike, and each delivered address. The ti-st person presented was the Bishop of iht. who road three addresses from ih Deaeonates of his Diocese. The Montreal was next presented. |e New York Times' New Orleans on Wednesday a “nigger’ being carried to jail, in Hazel l, after being arrested for shot and killed while attempt icape from two officers, who sur- themselves to the authorities lodged in jr.il. Subsequently th*H p>ner, who is a negro, decided that . had been murdered. Upou this •red people avowed their intention '.ing into tho jail aud lynching the "• Tho white people, hearing d themselves, aud prepared to tho jail. Since then nothing later purred. FOREIGN. fienoral Battle has returned to Rio the river Nile is falling, and the dan- bf disastrous destruction is over. |*Priuce Napoleon has bean defeated the Council Geueral in Corsiea. GEORGIA ELECTION. ONLY THREE REPUBLICAN COUNTIES. Augusta, Ga., October 9.— So far o* heard from, only three counties in Geor gia, Liberty, Newton and Glynn, have gone Republican. The indications are that the entire delegation from Georgia in the next Congress will be Democratic. Bequest ofa Southern Gentleman to Bouthern Negroes. Washington, October 9.—Gassoway B. Lamar, who died recently in New York, bequeathed one hundred thousand dol lars for the erection nt Savannah of a home for the aged and infirm negroes. [G. B. Lamar was one of the moat fiery of secessionists. His son, Col. Charles A. L. Lamar, was killed near Col. Mott's residence by the Federals in their advance on Columbus on April 10th, 1805. He w as one of the most gallant officers in the Confederate service. Mr. G. B. Lamar was robbed by the Government of thous ands of bales of cotton. Of late he has recovered from the Government, through the courts, a considerable portion. He owned hundreds of negroes. Though freed against his will, he still preserved affection for them. Though a true Southerner, and what may be called a bit ter Democrat, ho still had a love for bis former slaves, and leaves this magnificent bequest to the aged and infirm who were lately slaves. Did any Northern Radical do anything so generous? Seward and Sumner died rich. They left their de scendants rich. Not a word about the aged and infirm. They left only the Civil Rights bill, the emblem of hate and discord. Mr. Lamar, the Southerner and ex-cessionist, the hater, according to tho Radical theory, of the black man, be queathed an asylum for his old age, while Civil Rights ennnot furnish a livelihood. Which has proved tho trnest friend of the black race ?—News Ed.] SUMTER COUNTY PRISONERS. committed without bail. Special to tlio Montgomery Advertiser.] Mobile, Ala., October 8.—In the trial of the Sumter county prisoners before United States Commissioner Gillette to day, for the killing of W. P. Billings, Stephen Renfro and Charles Bullock were committed without bail. Phillip A. Hill man wan discharged, but will probably be arrested on another charge. He was ar rested the first time by Deputy Marshal Randolph without a warrant. The Com- misioner in giving his opinion said it would be unbecoming in him, as a United States Commissioner to pass upon the constitutionality of the Enforcement act, as the Attorney General of the United States had instructed his general officers and marshals under Bt. The only witnesses to the killing by de fendants, were two wandering negroes, who had no permanent employment and who contradicted each other in maDy es sential particulars. Eight or ten witness es of uuimpeachable integrity swore to an alibi of both prisoners. The prosecutor swore that he first told what he knew to Congressman Chas. Hays, in Montgomery. The Commissioner, Gillette, is a candidate for nomination for Probate Judge, before the negro convention, now assembled in this city. luthern ftl.o3(g>.6; >olluw Oats dull d unchanged. J*rovisions dull and drooping; messft23@24; shoulders 9U@%. Ooffce quiet and unchanged. Whiskey unchanged. Sugar llrm and unchanged. St. Louis, October 9.—Fleur unclmnirt with only an order trade dornand. Corns 8*U Whiskey firm at *1 01. Fork dull »22 U0@22 25. Bacon very quiet, with only small job sales. Lard—summer Y«v%. nnati, October 9.—Flour dull. Go quiet and weak: old 80@83c; now 65. Po nominal. Laid—cummer 13J*<®13',. Bacon quiet and steady. Whiskey llrm at $L 00. Louisville, Octobor 8.—Flour unchanged, orn quiet at 83$85. Fork—none here. Bacon quid and unchanged. Lai d 16J*o. Whiskey fti.00. Bagging unchanged. Chicago, October u.—No market to-day. Cotton Markeln. Liverpool, Oct. o. — Noon—Cotton quiot; Uplands 8J*;Orleans 8b,;soles 12,0 -0, Including of two MISCELLANEOUS. OF IKSrf- A DIVIDEND GENT., declared by paynblo on and aftor October 6th, 1874. FIVE FEU the DIrootors, -day. tsr Notice. Tho Annual Mooting of Stockholders In tho Homo and Mechanics* Building and Loan Associations will t.iko place on Mon day, Octobor 12th, 1874. oct3 toctll J NO. KING, Treasurer. City Tax Notice. rpilE attention of nil persons who have not _L paid their Heal Estate lax for 1874. Is called to the action of tb.uncll on tho 14th Inst., requiring cxeeu Ion to be issued against delinquents alter October loth. .T. N. BAKNETT, sepld Collector and Treasurer. Notice. "J^U RING THE LOW stago of water tho Gout rat Lino of Boats will abolish their present soiled* Dr.T. W . IIIONTZ, IDoixtist, VV Kla Home HuU.llnn t< weeks, where he will ho g! any of his friends who may tho Geor- tor a g’.ad to ■III 2.000 lor sp-culntiou and Receipts for past three days 25,< 22.000 Ainorl ', including basis of middling Novotnbor, 7%• 3:25 p. M—Male. - Sales on basis of middling uplands, bolow good ordinary, shipped Noveinl Decombor 7 15- 6 Manchester yarns quiet and firm. 16>*@3-10; follows: October ■16^5,-j; December nry 15>4<® 13-10. Nkw York, Goto er 0 —Cotton quiet 1,851 at 15(ff-15;^c; net receip sales . los 27,030 bales, ns f,,flows: October 15*6-32@3-10; November 15 5-3M3 10; December 15716; January 16 11 16 ($15 23-32: February 10@l-32; March 10 11.32(g) 1 %•, April 16 21.32011-10; May 17; Juno 17 7-32. Pour Royal, October 0.—Weekly not receipts 1,473; stock 1,066. Montoomkry, October0.—Cotton firm, but In good demand; middlings 14; low 13^; good ordinary 13|*. lllddlll t-hipments 3,060 Weekly reejipis 3,201; sales 2,600; stock 2,(43. Avoubta, Octobor 0.—Cotton steady, in moderate dornand; middlings 14%; low mid- dllnn* 13%; noiid ordinary ic; no! rootlpt, 1,305; Silts 1,230; stock 6,317. Weekly net receipts 6.875; shipments 4,002; rales 5,£88, to spanners 400. Sklma, October 0.—Cotton firm; middlings 14c; low middlings good ordinary nominal. Weekly not receipt# 2.023; shipments 2,052; stock 2,334. Galveston, Octob. r 9—Cotton easy, with V A decline; middlings 14^; low middling 14*^; good oruluary 135,; i net receipts 1,617 : stock 22,485. Weekly net receipts 8.605 ; gross receipts 8,633; exports coastwise 1,503; sales 1,420. Boston, October ».—Colton quiet; middlings W/,; sales 300; stock 8,000. Weekly net receipts 62; exports to Great Britain 758; sales 1 870. Indianoi.a, October o.—Weekly net receipts 197. Providence, October 2.-Wcekly not recoipts 50; sales 2,000; stock 8,000. Philadelphia, OctoborO.—(iuict: middlings VM. low mbldllngs 14^, good ordinary l.|^; net recoipts 235; exports to Great Britain 30. Weekly not receipts 0i4. Wilmington, Octobor 9—Cotton firm*, middlings 14)6; low middlings lV/ X i good nary 13%; net reccli»is 313; sales 42; stock Weekly net receipts 1,710; sales 102. Norfolk, October 9.—Cotton steady Ann; middlings 14%; net receipts 2,749; sales 150; stock 8,612. Weekly net rocoipts 12,202; sales 1.494. Moiiilk, Oct. 9.—Cotton steady; middling 14J4;low middlings 13%(« %; goo«l ordinary l: iYtlioiiw, Oct.- on M of Ray, '71, »r,0H,720.3*J Fire. Dividend No. 10, 46 per cent on prom urns, new ready for dolivoiy aud payment. R. B. MURDOCH, Insurance Agent, 004 8m No. '.U Broad Street. Work Wanted. T HE undersigned wishes to obtain a situ lion as Bookkeeper for a few nnuiLhs at tho low prico of'thirty-live (*35) dollais pc month. Satisfaction guaranteed. WILLIAM S. LLOYD. BY ELLIS & HARRISON. NEW STOVES! LOT OF NEW COOKING STOVES To Arrive A fresh supply of Virginia . CASS I MERES, ami a full line of goods in every Department, for tiio FALL TRADE. PEACOCK &. SWIFT. Mp4 Eagle Drug Store, 3STo. 03 Broad St-, M. I>. HOOD ^ CO., Siicceeaur* to K. C. IK W E n'o now offer ng superior fndneomenls to cash purchasers at wliolosale all cla>sos of ponds in our Hue. Wo challenge competition witii tho Lost bouses ir. pr.cei quality of our goods. Wo keep first class articles of Drrugs, Chemicals. Perfumery, Faints, Oils, Vnrni-hes, Window < ilass, Futty Also, large stock of I’atorit Medicines, chief bloh Is Dr. lie Av'r Medicine. Kerosene Oil a specin elehrulcd Eureka M. J>. Octobor 7th, 1874. Blue Draft Store. lA. More Indian Outrage*. Dispatches recently received by the Commissioner of Indian Affairti from Friend John D. Miles, agent for tho Cheyennes and Arrapahoes, Indian Ter ritory, dated September 2<>th, in which he says: “Night before last, some horse thieves stole eighteen of Powder Face’s best ponies. I sent two deputy marshals with eight young Arrapahoes in pursuit. Yesterday noon we received information that tho Cheyennes had forced General Milos to retreat to the vicinity of the An telope hills, and that encouraged by their success, they had started out war parties, one of which had met General Davidson somewhere up tho Washita, and they had lost three of their bravos killed, and that another party of about twenty-five were camped yesterday morning thirty miles west of the agpney. I at once placed a carrier on a good horse to proceed along the line of the road from here to Caldwell warn travelers of the apprehended dan ger. He was followed a few hours later by Captain Cramer, with a full company of cavalry. Thou wilt not wonder at my anxiety when I say that my wife aud three little ones are now between here and Cald well, detained by high waters. Look out for news from the border of Kansas. The Cheyennes,exasperated by their losses aud encouraged by their successes, will fight like demons, and will scour the whole country.” A letter to Bishop Manucey conveys the sad intelligence that on Friday last three of the Hitters of Ht. Joseph were buried at the Navy Yard, near Pensacola. This left only one of these heroio women at that plaoe. port to the continent 902; ipts 8,050; export to the net receipts 1,608; suits 250;stock 13,70 Weekly not reu continent 902; sales B ltimork, Oetotier 9.—Firm; mhhUIngs 15; low middlings 14%: go d ordinary 14: net rocoipts 82; sales 475; spinners lud; stock 4,007. Weekly net. recoipts 173; oxports to Great rltain 180;to the continent 200; sales 1,447; spinners 472. Savannah. Octobor u.—Cotton quiet: mid dlings 14%; low middlings 14; good ord nary 13)^* net receipts 4,731; sales 1,222; stock 35,- 42s. Woekly not receipts 25,151; sales 7,929. Shreveport, Octobor 9.—Cotton quiet; low middlings 13%. Weekly net receipts 1/.18; shipments 1,123; ■ales 1,262; stock 1,465. Nashville, Octobor P.—Cotton firm; mid dlings 14; low midliing 13%; good ordinary kly not receipt? »57;sliipinenls4o6; stock 1,016. Octobor u.—Cotton firm; middlings 14; low middling* 13%; good ordinary 18 X /M r *. Weekly net receipts 3,U3S; shipments 2,960; stock 2 896. Mbmpiiih. October 0.—Firm and in good demand; middling 14%ff/'14%; not recoipts 1 410; shipments 1 144; sales l,9UO; stock 14,826. Woekii net receipts 8,9&0 ; shipments 7,086; sales 10,400. New Oiileakh, October u.—Cotton steady and in good donum I: middlings 14%; low mid dlings 14%: good ordinary 13%; not receipts 3,- 362; s ilea 2,500; stock 40,244. Weekly net recoipts 17,426; exports to Great Britain 3,073; salts 16,<00. Charleston,October9.— Gotten tnorosteady: middlings 14 •</} .j; low in Id lings 14%; good ordinary 13%fyl4; net receipts 3,3.1; exports to Franco 701: al 1,000; sto k 26.453. Weekly net receipts 18.951; exports to Great Britain 160, to France 701; sales 660. MEANS BRANNON, AT n ids old stand, is inerca-ingaTYJ k of' DRUGS daily, and IsYjjf now prepared to lurnlsq «'idiunbus JJaft and vicinity with anything in his lino at WH<>LESALEJiM D R ETAIL. Ho proposo* to pay spool a 1 attention to tho JOBBING TRADE, ami oilers groit induce ments to Country Merchants, lie keeps only FURE AND RELIABLE DRUGS. Call and soe him nt 135 Broad Street. From tills date cash is required lor all goods. <•(•4 11 * BEMEM BEB M rs. colvin .v Aiss donnelly have removed their MIM.INEItY E.VI'A BUN El .7117.V1' to the store lately oc cupied by J. Kyle it Co. Hero I hey have on hand a lull supply of FALL GOODS of every variety and fushion. Dressing ami Bleaching •lone on tho shortest notice. Facilities always on hand l<>r every need of a lady ’s toilet. Call at once and see us. ue4 U groceries. D. N. GIBSON HAS REMOVED TO 3>Jo. IQ 23roiicl Street, his old stand, stantiy on ha out of GltOC ERIES, •ON8I8TING OF Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Coffoo, Tobacco, Domestio and Imported Liquors, Shoes and Domestio Goods, Which ho will soli at the lowest market price nd dclivi r Iroo ol charge, oct" d6tAW3m THE WHOLESALE Grocery House J. & J. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and 16 Broad St., OolumbuB, Ga., Km'S (ONKTANTI.V ON IIAND AIIOI'T 100,000 pounds Bacon. 500 barrels Flour. From 100 to 200 barrels Sugar. 100 bags Coffee. From 100 to 200 barrels Syrup. 200 barrels Whiskey. 200 boxes Tobacco. 500 “ Soap. 200 “ Candles. 100 barrels Lard. 50 “ Mackerel. 500 sacks Salt. 50 ti.rces Rice. 500 reams Wrapping Paper. 100. cases Potash. 100 “ Sardines. 100 “ Oysters. 100 “ Piokles. 100 boxes Candy. 100 " Starch. 100 £1-1,MS I'nrlnr Jttutcliea. 1,000 pouiMlrt l.miHiiiil'i. Minin'. SO,OOO ClKlin. 1,000 |it,iiii[1H OrHiH mul Itliu’k Tea. ISO Iiiiks of Mhot. 100 boxes Siidu mul I n m i Craekerf 100 " Cheese in season. AO Imerels sTuegnr. HO easUs Meoteli Ale. lOO ilozen Woollen ItueUeU. 100 dozen llroolns. lul everything In the Uroesry line, which the in r tn tin. trade liy the liackngo, »» lew as an HeilNi! ill tho Ullilv.l Mutes. .1. .1 .1. KAUFMAN. RAILROADS. CENTRAL RAILROAD. fniW Glnhral Supkrintkndknt's Offios, Okntbai. Kaii.hi Savannah, N r.»r} UallreaU, oa Braiielnn anil Conuootleiu, will ran ns r.illows: TI1A1N NO. 1, 001NQ N011TI1 AND MUST. I.eiivo HiivauiirIi 8'45 A M liOnvt* Augusta IM«5 a M Arrive in Augusta 4ain |> m Arrive iu .Milledgovillo 10:09 r m COMI.Ml SOUTH AND HAST. • In Eidnmtui ula. ivu in Atlant COMING SOUTH AN1» HAST. vo Athuiia. vc ColuiiiliUrt Kufaula a Iu Macon friun Atlanta . . 9:110 a . 6:35 v . 6:40l* New Advertisement*. WDT?T7 SAiM FLE to Agents. LsidlWft* r XkijJJt oinhlimtloia Meedle*BMk, with CliroiuoH. Send mump. DEAN It GO., New Bedford, Maw. 4W IV/ORKINC PEOPLE—M.l. or Fo- W male—Employment at home, ftaopsr week warranted. No ospital required, nr* ticulnrs ami valitalilo iiamploi sent ffM. Aft. ilrcrfH, with 6 cent return stamp, < Willltimsburg, N. Y. «w WANTED- to all. Athiru.oH w. II.‘ CHIDKbTER, Sti Broadway, New York. 4w _ ING.’ . and gain t: o love ami nlfeotlons of any persoft they choose lustuntly. This simple mental OO* ipiiroiuont all can * " ” 26e., together with a tnarrii Uriiele, Dreanm, lltnts Nlull* .Shirt, Ac. A queer book. ’Address^ WILLIAM .v GO., Fubs., Philo. «w -08M, free, l»y moll, ftr POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! -.-$20- WILL 11UY A i Eiila 1 i Ma < in Ma. • in Millc.lgovlllu, Hill *oilife a ll topping -••li.itil.ii inly at whole Matin: for Millnlgevillo ml Miicoii. Tim Milledgev ilia am tins daily, thimbtyH nxcopti d. TV 11.1.1 A M KUDKH8, lieiioral Hiipcrililouduut. NOTICE. First Mortgage Premium Bond niiin, Now Yorlx. Authori7.od by tho LogDluturo of the State of New York. 2d Scrie Drawing, Oct. 5th,1874. EVERY BOND m liHFod previous to Get. flth will parttalyato. Address, for Bonds and l ull particulars, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A CO., Financial Agents, 23 Fauk Row, N. Y. Applications for A/tncim For Rent, SIX-ROOMED HOUSE AT r of Fc 1 Jack si ZtA ontli. Streets. Apply to oc4lw PEABODY U BRANNON. For Rent. ml door south of St. i,resent oeeupi-.l by first O t.JUii . S. JONES. T HE residence se Paul Ohiircb,: Mr. Peyton. Possi For terms, Xc., aug21 e.dtf q.ply t Merchants of Columbus, Advortlso Your Business in tho HAMILTON VISITOR, I F you wish to bid !<>r tho trade ot Harris and adjoining counties. Advertising rates reasonable. pics sent on apidl D. HOI ILLY. Hamilton, Ga L. P. AENCHBACHER, Tailor and Cutter. * Lb OllDERS WILL llK ATTKNIIKI) U V. t" wilh neatness aud dispatch. N. B.—No work delivered until paid far. Jt/t“ <’aII at my rooms over Pease fc man’s Book Store, Broad street. sep23 3m COTTON At 15g. Pei* Pound. 1 WILL TAKE, UNTIL THE FIRST <>! November next, GGTTON in payment Ic all claims due .I.K.UKiHJK GO. on n has! of Fiftoeu Gents per Found far Middling. oct8-d4twlt G. E. JOHNSTON. Music Books for Schools. AMERICAN School Music Readers in 3 Books. By L. O. Emerson und W. S. TllCon. Primary til*-r .lubl. Okkii’B IMorii.r and Girard b Golumiu s, Ga., Oct. 2, 1874. ’ { O N and aftor Saturday, Ootober 3d, tr .ins over this Rond will run as follows, Fas- ilally, (Sundays exeoiituu) . nilays ilng closo conneetolns with M. &. E. R. R. - Kuluula: Leavo Golunilius 3:00 r. m. Arrive at Troy 9:40 v. m. o Troy...... 2:46 Arriv at t'oliimlHiH., ..9:45 FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR. Loave Golumhus Mondays, Wodnosdnys ni Fridays nt 6:80 a. m. Arrive at. Troy 3:62 I*. ; Lon vo Troy Ttioidsys, Thursdays and Bntu days at 4:30 a. m. Arrive lit Golumbus 2:02 i*. m. W. L. GLARE, oct3 2w Sup’f. Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Chango of Schedule, Taking Effect October I, 1874. atV-iWOULMLjurf w. H. F. ABELL & CO. IUVRJU8T RRCEIVED A FIN i: I.0T OK New Western Potatoes, Now York Ice-Cured Moat, Mackerel in bbls., kegs and kits, New Codfish, Fulton Market Beef, Diadem and Magnolia Hams, Cream Cheese and Goshen Butter, Mazeppa and Silver Lake Flour, Piper Heidsiok Wine, pts and qt9 Arrack Punch, Canned Goods, A Full assortment of New Goods. delivered. MAIL Tit A IN-DAILY. * Montgomery 4:90 r i '« at Kiifinilii 10:18 i* i acting on WcdnoHdays and Hnturdays will i on (Jlmitalmoidi.m H.vi, ami daily at Unio •gH with Mol>ih> ti Uliurtl Kuliroml Tor Truy. d Kuluula 2:00 A m at Mmilgoiuory 7 48 a orting at Union Springs with Moblln A tilrar and at Montgomurv wit I*. O. Drawer 29. HAVE V0U TRIED JURUBEBA? AUK YOU Weak, Nervous, or Dobilltatod ? Arc .you rcquiivH im*i of tuakfiig t Then fry JUHUIIEIIA, the wouderfkl T -in. aml juvigorator, wblrli arts so bcnefloloilY on the b.M-rntivo oigaiM iih to impart vigor to all thu vital forccM. It Is no ah-olinlic appetiser, which ■tlmolaUS far a abort Him*, only to l«*t tlm MiiiTurtir fall to a lower il« ptli or inini'iy, but it In a vogntabU tool* ' acting directly on the liver and aplnon. It regulate* the lUiaelt, quiett th I In o|ieri»tlon In not violent, bit is hantofan/.i il by gn at gcrith ni nh ; the patient es- cliango, no niarkml reaulU, idii.illy bm tn “Fold tliuir I And silently Hides onts, like tlm Aral*, and untried discovery, but ti IgDI 11. IHINIiAM, Hup't. All |»urelii%NeN sopie tf StAdU, TUPIOUA. MUCK- CrJBS A Illnckwell’s Pickels, all kinds. Moclio Coffee Old 0overn toasted Coffee In Bojk I, which if (■ have a three years' plainly laid out, with toacheif, and a largo for tho lit tlo ones los Price 3d cents. Ht. . ly diroclio In Hi Tho book is lit II, tho I 1>C( o ab: indicatod is r> theorotio. I tho younger a lift! lie ii-o chools. Frio* In Book III, part fdnving I? Introducod, and tho car is trained to harmonic singing. For Higher Glasses iu Grammar Schools. Pri o Tho tnusfc !'i tiio^c charntin; and ireful bonks was selected and arranged by tho prac tical band or Air. L. O. Emerson, and the the oretic part has been well tost oil by Mr. Tllden bo loro placing it in too Readers. For High Schools, nothing succo»d*t tin* above Readers hotter than “1 HE HOUR OF SINGING,” |*1.00]. a Iren I v in extensive use. If Unit lias boon in* i. f ry ‘ (’HOIGE TRlns,-’ l**.oo], a collection of tho beet 3 part music. Tho new Singing S bool B -ok, ‘ ^H E SONG MONARCH,’’ 175 ct-J, Is attracting g iD*ral attention ns one of tho best books over made for Singing Schools. Tho above book sent post-paid, on receipt of retail price. Oliver Dit:on k Co., Chao. H. Li toon a Co. Uoflto New 711 llrczilway, N. V. i-.l*«nt>«ly I^n ll * X*x*intl PEACOCK & SWIFT'S. Host I,rami. Mum. nn.l llroskfu.l si SI. I.,.ill. Pearl Grit., 20 R, for fl nlackwoll'. Dnrliam SmoklliK Tolmr Lorlll.nl'a Urlglit and D.rk Can Tobacco. Woil'e KzlraNo. 1 Karowne Oil, 4 ROB’T S. CRAtSiE, [f.dil .112ml Tin.l.e BARBERS. SIMON & JOHN, Fibliinualilc Cailiers and Arliilic llair llressers, Randolph Stroot, NEAI1I.T Ol-I-OSITK Af.HTON WARBIIOl'HB. risiils SHOP is r.KS- Lari.r..5r.7E!,”. i 1 !5 c ^ r >v ho groat American Lrxritv, lod sha ‘ 11 alr-Gut Itnilt oinl ru.i'lH dtv j.2.1 if Western Railroad of Alabama. 'Ur U- 'U Wwr -li-w 54i HOURS TO NEW YORK WKKTKIIN HAILltOAD OF ALAIIAMA, Columiius, Ua„ 8p|i|. mill, 1874. THAI NS LKAVK COLUMUU8 DAILY For Moiitgotimry aud Solum, 2.00 a. m Arrive at Montg’y, - - 8.(Mi a m. Arrive at Selina, • • 12 04 a. m. FOR ATLANTA AND NEW YORK At 10:30 a. tn. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 n. hi. At Atlanta 5:42 p. m. By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line. Leave Atbuita fi:0O p. tn., CHARLOTTE 8:3.5 «. tn . I'liMvilie 3:27 p. III. Al rive at Wiialdtlgtnn 4:30 i.. in., at Haiti inure 6.30 a. m., al iqiiliiilidpbia 1:30 ji. in., at NKW YORK 5:15 p. m. hleepiiig Cars run from Atlanta to Clmrlotlo. By Konncsaw Route. L«av« Atlanta 0:00 p. in., Dalton 10:28 p. tn., , Lyiiulilnirg 10.45 p. hi. Arrive Oh. in., at Baltimore 9:lii u. in.. :30 p. in., at NKW YORK 5:16 i d will: wonderful reuicdlai roaulU, I'd by the liiglieNt medical aulhori- powerlul tonic aa alterative The United Ms PnlilishiDfi Co. 13 University place, New York, Want Adonis everywhere for llic following: SPIRIT OF TIIK IIOLY BIBLE, Edited by Frank Monro. An elegant. Kvo, 600 lip., • 60 Engriivltigs—from tho Old Masters. Price, *f> oo. OIK FIRST HUNDRED YEARS. The l tho Republic. By G. Edwards lily parts , 90 pp. eaoh. I trial, d 10:45 u. at Washington at Pliiludulplii Life Royal 8vo., 60 contH onoli part. LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF CHARLES SUMNER. By G. Edwards Loidor. 6i h Edltiuii. revised anti enlarge i. 8vo, 700 pp., *3.75. THE NEW YORK TOMBS. By Warden Sutton. A complete hifitory of Noted Oiiiniimls ol New Y’ork, and the Romance of Prison Life. 8vo, 07o pp., ft3.M». Glrculurs, Hpcclmen pages, and terms to agents on ni plication as above. «W For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT IIP ONLY IN HlilJK BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggists. _ Iw AT ART IN LIFE! 1 BRYANT, STRATTON A SADLER BUSINESS COLLEGE No Vacation—Enter Any Time. Aft* For DootiinontH, Money, Specimens, Putrone und Tortus, addruss W. H. SADLER, President, Hleepiiig ram run from Atlanta to Lynchbur TRAINS ARRIVK AT OOLUMRUS DAILY •rom Atlanta mid New York, - 6:37 a. from Montgomery and Polina - 2:25 V. Til-kid* fur mile »t Union Passenger Depot. Notice to Shippers. tn-. j- 1 —Jiliig GiduinbUH, Ga., Oct. 3d, 1874. \ pm-: ifeguiir Freight Train on this road W. W. SHARPE & CO., Publishers’ Agents No. 2o Park llow, Now York, Are nut nyU i cl for A«l- ot l»y 1 nd Sati Uammel’fi Slaliles. O N an«l after October lnt, 1k74. Morses or Livery iiy tmk month will be churgud .■J18 per month, and bills must he pi Id promptly at th- tilt*! «tf each month, or eontraet oeases. sup2dti To Merchants. _ nay that i have u largo stock of GOOD TIN WARE, STOVES. GRATES, FIRE DOGS, HAKE OVENS, AND SPIDERS, DINNER AND WASH POTS, und A General Assortment of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, which I will sell very low, ut wholesale or re tail. I -ell tin) STOVES. GRATES and HOLLOW WARE made by tho Southern Stove Work* ot tbl* city, t<< which you can get repuirs at any llmo. Gall and h>ok mid price lor yoursclveH, or Feud your orders to J. M. BENNETT, 143 Broad St., Golumhus, Ga. Bepl6 d&wltu 4w Baltimore HOTELS. 18741 HOWARD HOUSE, 11174 BROAD NTKKF.T, Nkaui.v Offo. Montoomkuy and EuraOLA Raii.hoai* Dki-ot, Eufaula, Alabama. octl (!Aw6tn J. W. HOWARD. Prop’r. Rankin House, ColumbiiM, (Ja. J. W. ltVAN, I’rop’r. FllANK Oor.llI'.N, Clork. Unity Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under tub Rankin House. my 21 dewtr .1. W. It VAN, Prop'r. ^HSOLUTK DIVURCK8 OUTA1NKD I'ltOM court*, of ditfaront Staten, for denortlon, fto. N*> publicity required. No charge until dlVorc# granted. Address, M. IIOU8K, Attorney, myfki d*w1y 194 Rroadway, N. Y. IN If A n UOOPIH’.N Grocery Storo continues its wfll-ourned popu larity. Oountry produce imiight and sold. FrieM goods always ou hand. Thu old place, ge|>24 ljr