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Qolumbu fOL. XYI. '‘tskucb or TUM MLY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY BirQTJZZllIXl. velvo moutbH, in advance $8 00 months, “ 4 00 ^reo months, “ 2 00 llo month, • “ 75c. weekly Enquires, one year 2 oo Sunday Enquired, one year 2 50 Bond ay aud Weekly Enquires to gether, one year 3 00 AdrertUlnv Bute*. 1 Week, Daily, $ 3 00 * “ fkOO « 0 60 Null, " 8 O0 •• ia oo “ »> ou **?.**.*'*.*.*’.42 oc* COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1874. NO. 249 ill Invariably lo onc-lli advertisement in changed more tl oo mouth* th« advertiser will l*e dm mitli tlie mat of roni;n.iaitinn. Foreign nth TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. SUIIUIITER OF T1IK IX.NOCKVrS. I .GEORGIA STATE FAIR. ;-oclal Correspondence Gmquirsr-Sun.] Atlanta, Oa., October 21. The Fair oponod yesterday with a bot- ir Arrangement of Articles on exhibition, sides additions to the collections in the Btrioiifl departments. The nttondance, H too, was larger, but still does not como up to Anticipations. It is estimated that there were six or soveu thousand persons ou the ground during the day. The at tendance is as yet not so good as the mer its of the exhibition should have procur ed, or the excellent Arrangements of the managers invited. But now that the ! merits of the Fair are so apparent, it is confidently hoped that the Dumber of vis itors will largely increase from day to day. The greatest number of exhibitors are, as might have been expected, from coun ties near Atlonta. The counties above the Georgia Railroad line Are, ns a general thing, better represented than thoso bc- ', both in popular attendance and in variety of their productions and cou- f tributiousr Your part of the State is still poorly rep resented, except by the exhibi tors mentioned yesterday. Yon have no doubt been advised by dispatches of the triumph of tbo two Columbus horses, ll&mcstriny and Spider, in the perform ances at the speed ring. The Eagle and Phenix goods are still tho finest and most admired collection from any factory, and attract much attention. Miss Fannie Mitchell, of Harris county, has some pret ty paintings, which compare favorably with any on exhibition. As to particular olijoots on exhibition from other sections of the Slate, wo must refer you to tho Atlanta papers, which will roach yon or. early as this communication. Tho collections of poultry, cattle and horses are both large and fiuo, and indi cate a fast growing interost in pure broods and improved stock. You would bo sur prised at the variety and beauty of the poultry in tho almost innumerable coops. The Machinery department is not so attractive, though thero are many imple- > ments of utility and ingenuity in the s collection. The ladies have admirably done their part towards making tho Fair “a thing of beauty." Their contributions of artistic and skillful workmanship and a great va- iety of good things in the lino of do lestio economy, prove that the women of foorgia are uncxoellod in taste and in- iustry. The cotton gin establishments are rep- represented by a number of excellent and handsome machines, but wo find none Trotn you city or section, which can cer tainly boast of excellence in this branch of industry. Spider had three competitors in his yesterday for the purse of $ 175 of fered by the city of Atlanta. It was a race for horses that had never trotted in 2:40—mile heats, best throe ia five. Tho other entries were a Nashville mare called Lucy, the Savannah horse Faughaballagh and a gray mare from Augusta. Spider won in three straight heats, the Augusta gray beiug second best. Time—fi:0G, 2:55, 2:40$. Tho attendauoc to-day is largely greater than that of yesterday, showing increas ing interest, and giving assurance of the success of tho exhibition in another point of view. Bovoral fire companies, with thoir ap paratus, have arrived since yestorday, and their contest will be ouo of the most in teresting events of tho Fair. ^We regret that none of your efficient companies are hero to take part in this rivalry, for we know that they would hear themselves nobly in tho contest. The coutest of tho military companies commenced to-day, but has not been con cluded when we write. Tho appearance of tho companies in fine, and their move ments soldierly aud skillful. Here, too, Columbus is unrepresented. A number of other interesting trials of speed between noted horses will take place during tho week, and these exer cises attract here, as they dd elsewhere, an interest sometimes amounting to ex citement. Yours, H* THE WEATHER. Department or Wab, ) Washington, October 22, 1874.) Probabilities.—For the Gulf and South Atlantic States, diminishing pressure, southeast to ahouthwost winds and cloudy weather, with oooosional rain. Bjr Telegraph to Kxquiukr.] DOMESTIC. —The first Chinese laundry has just been opened at Washington, D. C. —Willis McLean was hangod at Enter prise, Mississippi, Saturday, for murder. —The glue works at Waverly, Now Jersey, wore burned yesterday. Loss $25,- 000. —The store of L. Britt, in Boston, was Tubbed on Friday night of $3,000 worth meerschaum pipes. There is no elue to tho robbers. —A gang of book thieves have been nr- rosted at Washington, D. C. The scamps had stolon extensively from the shelves of tho Congressional Committee rooms. —Tho tobacco crop of Tennessee and Western Kentucky is seriously injured by heavy frost. Tho same report comes from Western aud Middle Virginia. —The Farmers’ Charitable Association, to whom the city of New Orleans owes one thousand dollars, threaten to quit work if they aro not paid. —Colonel Tom Scott, President of tho Pennsylvania ltailioad, and a largo number of railroad men from Londou and Paris arrived at Cairo Saturday. —The White Longue of St. Mary’s par ish, La., have offered to give the negroes a representation on their parish ticket, uud have invited them to assomble in mass meeting and select their candidates. —A four days’ run on tho Savings Bunk at Now Haven ended on Saturduy, when many of thoso who had drawn their mouey redeposited it in the bunk. $258,000 was paid out during the four days. —A meeting on Bunker Hill, near Bos ton, 2,000 strong, nominated N. P. Banks for Cougross. lie advocated bolter execu tion of the laws and a cultivation of senti ment in the South. —A band of hostile Brule Sioux have invaded tho Black liilis count ry; and have attackod parties of whites prospecting the region. It is said at Yankton, Dako ta, that tho aborigines have determined to oppose, at all hazards, tho outrnnee of white men into the Black Hills district. —Tho United States Treasurer received an anonymous note from Philadelphia, signed “Conscience,” inclosing $1,200 to cover duties on personal apparel imported for tho m o of the correspondent since tho year 180(1, with interest. Ho also ceivod $25 from New York to tho credit of customs. —Tho New York World, in a speoial from Augusta, Maine, says Speaker Blaino left this city at noon yesterday for the po litical field in New York, where ho goes, as reported, to raise funds and do all in his power to prevent, if possible, the turning of tho tide. Ho is reported here as being severely alarmed at the situation. —Company F, of tho First Regiment of Virginia volunteers, arrived in Washing ton on Saturday, and aro tbo guests of the Washington Light Infantry corps. This is tho first white military organiza- ti n from tho South that has visited Washington since the war. About three mouths ago a colored battalion from Richmond visited tho Capital. The pres ent visit is in celebration of the aunivor- sary of the surrender of Comwullis ut York town. —The two most gigantic jobs that will como before tho next session of Congress aro tho Southern Pacific and tho Northern Pacific Railroads. Each of these corpora tions wants from $50,000,000 to $100,- 000,000 to aid them in thoir work, and the proposition is to transfer to tho Govern ment all tho property, including tho land grants of the two companies us security for tho amount of bonds required, the Government to guarauteo tho interest and do everything else to enable the compa nies to get out of their dilemma. It is predicted that tho coming session will be a good one for jobs, owing to the fact that so many of tho members will be loft out of the next Congress, and will not bo so particular about thoir “record.” FOREIGN. —Tho birth of the Dutchess of Edin burgh’s baby increases tho number of Queen Victoria’s grandchildren to twenty- six, of whom twenty-three are living. —A Lord Rector for Glasgow Universi ty is to bo choseu on the lGth prox. The prominent candidates aro Benjamin Dis raeli, William Edward Forster and Ralph Waldo Emerson. —Tho religious souvenir sent by the Pope to tho Marquis of llipon is a mag nificent crucifix, tho figure of tho Saviour and the oruaments beiug of silver. The pedestal contains a very preoious relic. —Tho sailors in tho rigging of the Chu san, on tho English coast, were rescued. Tho brig E. C. White was wrecked oil' Isle of Wight. Four drowned. —Thiers writes denying his saying that Franco was actuated by hospitality to Italy. He asserts the country Govern ment and tuo Assembly disapprove any movoment^igaiust Italy. —It is stated that tho Emperor William granted au audience to Count Arnim at Boilzcnburg. This signifies that a crisis has arrived in the Von Aruim affair, and it romains to be scon whether Prince Bis marck or tho powerful Arnim family will provo victors. REMOVAL OF OFFICE HOLDERS IN THE SOUTH. Washington, October 22.—It may bo stated that Austin, Brownsville aud Cal vert, Texas, postmasters are safe. Jewell finds nothing tangible against them. Those at Galveston, Houston aud Dallas go certainly. Tho Secretary of tho Treasury will not say certainly until after consultation with tho President, hut the indications are, with one or two exceptions, inoluding the Collector at Brownsville, that a general cleAriug out will occur soon. Some of tho officials of Attorney Gen eral Williams’hold thoir places by loose tenure. Tho feeling among the Secreta ries seems to be thut they have been in duced to place in office persons deficient iu morals aud nmuners, and they pro pose to unload, after Texas, Bouth Caro lina and Alabama. Como up ! there will be a groat slaughter! Peoplo rejoico ! MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH TO ENQUIRER. Money aud Ntoek Market*. London, October 22.—Now five* 103. Erie 27*%. Speclo decreased over half a million pounds. Paris, October 22 —Rentes c2fand 12%c. Paris, October 22.-Sperio decreased uoarly 3,000,000 franue. Nkw Youk, October 22. — Stooks active and strong. Money easy at 3 per cent. Gold 110%. Exchange — long 4.80%; short 4 bU. Governments dull aud stoaty. State bonds quiet and lower lor Louisiana?; others steady. Nkw Youk, Ootobor 22 — Money oasy at 2@ 2%. Sterling steady. Gold dull and steady ut 110-110%. Government-* active aud steady. Statu bonds quiet and sternly. Cotton Mnrket*. LiVKnroOL, Got. 22.—Noon—Cotton stoady; uplands 73; Orleans 8;^; sales 14,0 0 bales, ‘ ling a,ooo for speculation aid export. below good ordinary, shipped Sales on basis oi inlddltn bel-.w good ordl November, 7% October 7%. ends, nolhluj October urn Charleston, October 22. — Tho Blue Ridge Railroad, including thirty-three miles of finished road in ruuning order in South Carolina, aud nil tlio property aud franchises of tho company in Bouth Caro lina, wore sold to-day in bankruptcy, and bought by ex-Gov. Bcott for $55,000, in tho interest of the first mortgage bond holders. Nor Hi Carol inn Fair. Weldon, N. C., October 22.—The third day of the Weldon fair was a great B'iccesi. Attendance 8,000. The first trotting race was won by Susie Kurtz in 2:Jill, best time over made iu the State by four secoudH. Iu Uie se cond race Herndon’s Ileury Clay won. The third raco James Grant’s horse Bill wou—time 2:39. In tho ruuning race Dozier Hope won ; half n mile iu 53 sec onds. This is one of tho most successful Fairs ever held in the State. Colonel Godwin, of Portsmouth, Va., delivered tho annual address, which was of tho most happy character. lliicen at Baltimore. Baltimore, October 22.—Aristides won tho mile race in 1:44 j. Seven started for the two and a half mile raco, which was won by Bulliuheel iu 4:3l!|, beating Harry Bassett and tho others. Third race ; mile heat ; Rcvcn started ; won by Arm intend—time 1:47*}. Fourth raco, between O’Noill and Mol- lie Darling, was won by O'Noill in 1:4(5}. Steeple chase, about two and a half miles. Trouble and Astrino started ; wou Trouble—time (1:34. Trouble throw his rider during tho race, who was pain fully but not dangerously injured. of middling uplands, nothing ary, shipped lu November anu below low middlings, Uoliverublo in October, 2:( 0 p. M .—Salos on basis of middling unlands nothing bolnw low mlddllns, shipped In No- votnber and Dcocinher, 7 i:i 18. Sales of American 6,8u0. 6 l*. M.—Sales oil a basis of in nothing below lo Georgia, Muscogee County. E following namod porsons aro hereby ppointed to superintend tho election »t •nrious products in tho county of Musco- >n Tuesday, the 31 day ol November next, lorn, itonroso native in the Congress of the United states from tho 4th Congressional Dis trict of Georgia, viz.: City—'T J Chappell, .1 P, Michael McCaboy, [Romo Lottcr of 17tU Soptembor to Philadel phia Dull' tin.] Tlio Pope. The Pope's health is so good that it gives security on his side, at least, of many years of life. He holds daily re ceptions, not one, but many—school c rnittees, French priests en voyage or pil grimage, foreign visitors to Rome, editors of clerical journals, etc.; the name iH le gion of tho yente who daily seek an audi ence of tho Holy Futher and his benedic tion. Ho walks in tho garden of tho Vat ican on clear days; on many days in tho Raphael Loggia; and goes up aud down stairs faster than any of the Court Cardi nals ; lie often laughs merrily, I am told, at some of the old gentlemen who sur round him, and cries out gaily : “I’m old er than uuy of you ; you aro all a set of zoppiconi (cripples).” Hard Times in Hie North. New York, October 22.—The Grant Locomotive Works, at Now York, uro troubled about their inability to fill tho Russian poutract for fifty locomotive Work has suspended. Liabilities $250,- 000. A largo surplus is claimed, but it is unavailable and tho future of tho com pany depends upon tho bears. Tho Leniency’ Cass Coopers will dis charge employees who adhere to the Cooper's Union. A prolonged fight be tween the bosses and coopors is appre hended. Five thousand workmen aro in volved in tho lockout. P, W E Mealing and 1 l) Aniyett, Nance’*.—T O Rees. A .1 Floyd. Stbkm Mill—T P Johnson, J P, W A Cobb ami H W Dozier. Upatoik—John D Odom, J P, John T Boyd and Farley U Adams. Bozeman’s—P J Phillips J P, Jerro Massey LOTTERY. No Further Postponement or THU SECOND AND LAST Grand Gift Concert IN AID OF TUB Masonic Relief Association Of Norfolb., Va. THURSDAY, NINETEENTH NOVR, Under authority of the Virginia Legislature (act passod March 8th, 1873.) 50.000 Ticket*—6,000 t'anh Gifln. WasoTooo Tabo aivoa Awnyt RAILROADS. Notice to Shippers. One Grand Cash Gilt or One Grand Cash Gift of One Grand Oath Gilt or One Gmnd Onah Gin of One Grand Cash Gilt of One Grand Cash Gin of • One Grand Cash Gin of 16 Cash Gifts of $100 > each 28 Cash Girts of 600 oaoh 43 Cash Gins of 260 each 70 Gash (flits or 160 oaeh 260 Gash Girts or loo oaoh 678 Gash Gilts of 60 each 6000 Gash Gins of 10 oaeh 10,000 6,000 2,600 2,000 16, OK) 14.000 10.760 11.880 26.000 28.000 60,000 HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Gfxt. J. W. liYAN, Prop’r. Frank Golden, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar aud Billiard Saloon, Under the Rankin House. m>2l riawtf .1. W. It VAN, Prop’ ISM iddling uplands, „ JUlliiir*. * ‘ **-» -•— and November 7 13-10. N isw Youk, Octoi or 1,774 bales; uplands 14^; middling Sales or futures: Ootobor 14%@%, noon, 14% @27-32; Decorator 15 1-32; J tin nan- 16%@6-10: February 16 10-32; March 16 20-32@15.16; April 10 7 32@%; May 10 16-330%; Juno 10>£. New York, October 21.—Holders free to Boilers; sale* 800 bales ut 14%@15%; not re- octets 771. futures closed easy; sales 2,600 bales, as follows: Octobor 1425-32; November 14@14 26 32; December 15; .Tauuurv 15 3-'0@15 7 32*, Februa ry 15 17-82; Man'll 15 27-32®%; April 10%ij 6-32; Muy 16 13-32; dune lfl%@21-32. Savannah, Ootobor 22.—Cotton stoady and in fair demand; middlings 14%®%; low mid dlings 13%@%: good ordinary 13%<@U; not re ceipts 3,201; sales 2,747; 6took 31,305. Bai.ti more, October22.—Cotton dull and low er; middlings 14%; low middlings 14%; good or dinary 13%; sales 4,061; to spinners 225; stock 6,038. N i:w Oulkans, October 22.—Cotton, offerings large; domand fair: middlings 14%; not receipts 7,8 >7; sales 2,000—last ovenlug 2,700; stock 61,- nary 14%; not roooipts 80. Memphis,October 22.—Stoady;demand good; middlings 14®14%; net receipts 2,673; ship ments 2,110; sales 3,200; stock 23,745. Galvkston, Ootobor 22.—Cotton steady and unchanged; middlings 14%; nut recolpts 2,022; sales 1,666; stock 32,334. Wilmington, October 22.—Cotton steady; middlings 14; low middlings 13%; good ordina ry 13|not recolpts 630; stock 2,080. Noufc lk, October 22.—Cotton quiet and steady; middlings 14%; not receipts 2,588; salos 650; Stock 18,670. Boston, Ootobor 22.—Qulot; middlings 10%; not receipts 209; wales 3)0; slock 8,00). Moimlk, October 22—Cotton qulot: middlings 14; net receipts 1,484; pales 1,200; stock 16,701. Chahlcston, October 22.—Cottou steady; middlings 14%; net ru-eiptw 3,621; oxports to Great Britain 2,3 3; salos 1 200; stock 41,241. Au«nsTA, October 22.—Domand good; mid dlings low middlings 13%; good or dinary 13; net receipts 1,727; sales 1,386. I*rnvi*l»u Market*. Liverpool, October 22.—Breadstuff? quiet. Beef S4s. Lard 61s Oil. Nkw Youk, October 22.—Flour dull and declining. Wheat qulot and heavy. .Corn •lull and heavy. Pork qulot; muss $10 00® 10 26. Lardjuavy; steam 13%. Nkw York, October 22. — Sou'horn flour quiet and heavy; common to fair extra $6 oo@ 6 05; good to choice $0 0U@8 25. Wheat slight ly In buyers’ favor, t offco Arm at %c advance; Rio 18%@30, gold. Sugar very Arm and In fair demand. Rico unchanged. Pork dull and un changed. Lard quiet ami lion vy; prlino steam 13%• WhDkoy steady nt $1 13%. Loitisvillk, October 22 — Flour unchanged. Corn tinner. Bacon dull; shouldors 7-%; clear rib sides i:.%; dear sides 14. Whiskey 08. Bag ging 13@13%. Cincinnati, Ootobor 22.—Flour dull. Corn firmer but h-gber; old 78@82. Pork qulot at $17 f2%, scllor flrst half of January. Lard steady. Bacon steady. Whiskey in good do- maud at 08. St. Loins, Octobor 22.—Dull and stoady. Baltimore, Ocf. 22.—Flour dull. Wheat dull; Wostorn lower. Corn dull; white South ern U0@'J6; yellow f 5. Oats quiet and steady. Colloe strong ami hlghor, 17%@20%. Whiskey $1 02 @1 (3. Sugar unoh lUged. Chicago, Octobor 22.—Flour qulot and un changed. Corn weak; No. 2 mixed 72%@%. Pork quiet and weak *t $16 60, 10 OO»01W 26, allyoar. Lard dull at 15. Whiskoy 07%. :w York, Ootobor 22—Tallow flrmjprlmo city 8%@1616; country 8%@8%. Rosin heavy at $2 40. Turpontino heavy at 36. Freights tinner; cotton by steam 9-32. 8000 CASH PRIZES, aggregating • $160,009 PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets, $10; Half Tickets, $6; Quar- ter Tickets, $2.60; Eleven Tiokois, $iuu. NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS. This Concert is strictly for MASONIC K ies, r*“* • “ * — - eralll terlxed JOHN L, HOPF.lt, PrcNldent. For tickets and olrculars, giving full Inmr- matlon, address HENRY V. MOORE, Nee’y, Norfolk, Vo. 4^ Rosponslblo Agents wanted. »0p4 dond&wtnovlU YrW .Irii Freight Train on this road ‘olumbus for Troy on Mon- . and Fridays. Shippors will havo their freight at tho Depot by 1 o’clock » •— »«• • si* days, Wodnosda their frclg m Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, in Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Change of Schedule, Taking EfTeot Ootober I, 1874. —•«: v- MAIL TRAIN—DAILY. Leave Montgomery 4:00 p m Arrive at Kufaula 10:18 1> m Connecting on Wednesdays and Saturdays with boats on Ciinttahnochert Hlver, ami dally at Uniou Hprings will* Middle .t Girard lluilroad for Troy. T.ivivu Kuliiula 2:00 am Arrive at Montgomery 7:48 A x Connecting nt Union Springs will* Mobile A tl Irani Kail load lor Columbus, uud at Montgoiuorv villi roads diverging. J**23 tf li. DUNIIAM, Sup’t. TOBACCONISTS. REMOVAL. BUHLER'S CM EMPORIUM IB NOW AT 3XTo. 84 Broad B1 root, Next door to tho New York Storo. THE BEST IMPORTED Havana and Key West Cigars, Snuff, Chewing Tobaeco, M Nrtrshitiim Pip ami Cigar linlili-rs Match Safes, Tobaeoo Boxes & Bugs ON HAND, hornl | 'espoctfully t LOUIS BUHLLR, No. R4 Broad St., next to New York Store. DRE88MAKINC. M RS. RYNEHAKT l»egs to Inlorm her trleuds and patrons that sho has taken rooms opposite Gawloy A Lewis’ store, where sho has received the latest styles ol Dross Patterns, and Is prepared to Cut and Kit Ladles’ and Children’s Drcssus, as usual. train la instantly transformed Into a beautiful walking dress. Ladles should call nnd exam ine thoin. •>•• (22 lw FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. x uinuuu, in nuiiN or Biiigiy, on mo ubletoruis, with First-lass Board. Apply ouruor St. Clair and Jack on e opposite St. Luko’s Methodist Church. octl& lw HOWARD HOUSE, URUAIt KTHKET, 1S74 Eufaula, Alabama. J. W, HOWARD. Prop’r. LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Attoi'ney nt Law, Opelika, Alabama, ILil. I'llAUTIOK IN THE COUNTIES nil ltua- ., and in tJoint at Mont iepl5 dkwtjanl W. F. Williams. C'iias. 11. Williams. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law. roi.l Hiil's, uA. offltd ov. r Ali.'ll', .ton 1 . fy 17 :lm _ W. A. Farlev, Attorney “at-B/iw CUSSKTA. CnATTAHOOOBBK Co., Oa. *3TSpecial nCcntion given to collections. HINES DOZIER, Attorney Jit Law, ll.nin.TO.N, UA., W ILL practice In the Chuttnhoochoo Circuit nr any v l.ere olao. AH kind of collection* pi'sntb. “Pay me or run away." novli tf A LARGE LOT Kentucky Jeans, WARRANTED ALT, WOOD FIIXlNtt, AT PEACOCK & SWIFT'S. II. CABTLUMAN. L. U. OilAPFKLL. H. CASTLEM AN & CO., General Insurance Agents. REPRESENTING THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE And other Strong Fire and Life Companies. OFFICE OVER FREER, 1LLGES St CO’S STORE, 110 BROAD ST. aug 20-tf Young’s Rust Proof Oats. M Y RUST POOF OATS ARE NOW ready for market. Call at tho Guano Depot and secure thorn. They are put up In tlvo Luslicl sucks, at $1.50 per bushel. A Trout Iso on tho Cultivation of Oats will accom pany each ordor. sep8 dfcwgm W. H. YOUNG. ^BSOLUTJfi DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM courts, of different States, for desertion, 4c. No publicity required. No chargo until divorce granted. Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney, my30 d*wly 101 Uroadway, N. V. D Notice, UK IN a THE LOW slago of water tho Contra I Lino of Boats will abolish their present sched ule of running. W«. JOHNSON, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOHN riLACKMAli, St. Clair Street, nimby's Building, next to Freer, lllges k. Co. Real Estate Brokerage & Insurance. I>r. T. W. IIENTZ, Bontisty ILL havo n room nt the Gcor- icrvlces. IN If AH (OOI'IR’8 Grocery Store continues its well-earnml popu larity. Country produce iMiught nnd sold, rrosh goods ulways ou hand. Thojold place. sep24 iy For Rent. ^CARPENTER SHOP AT RROAU Western Railroad of Alabama. fllJmril - '**■' U IU " \i tf 541 HOURS TO NEW YORK WESTERN RAILROAD OF A LA II AM A, CoLiiMiius, Oa„ Sept, lath, 1874 TRAINS I.NAVK COLUMBUS DAILY • lloutgouury and Selma, 2:00 a. m. vn at Montg’y, - - 8:00 A. w. vo at Selma, - • 12 01 a. m. FOR ATLANTA AND NKW YORK At 10:1k* a. in. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 p. m. At Atlanta 6:12 p. in. By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line. Leave Atlanta 6:00 p. m., CHARLOTTE 8:36 a. in.. Danville 3:27 p. in. Arrive at Washington 4:30 at Rattimore 6:30 a. in., at Philadelphia 1:80 OPELIKA PIWECTONY. A. O. Harwell having withdrawn from tho firm of Harwell, Qriffla A Oo., ha. removed to Chambers street. Hil frlenda and patrons wonld do well to oall oa btm in hia new quarters, and examine stock boforo buying elsewhere. Frlcea at panto rales. jalH anftwedtf Doctors. DK. JAS. T. WAllNOCK, Surgeon and Phy«loI*n. ' nt Slaiigliter’tt Drug Flore, lluilroad itreot. lilt. J. W. K. H1M.IANN n hin i>n>fi>Hnionnl scrvicctt. Ollico over R. M. Lin en 4 Oo.’h, Cltambor* 4 R. 11. 8tr«cU. Millinery. -rr* MISSES WHITE A TUOKEll, Pitnhloiinble MUUner* uml Drennmukera. *u’a FliirtM cut by churl measure, uud lo tit. CiiHmbtirs street, Ut*xl lo gofwls store. M»I MltS* C. V. It A BLOW, FHaliioimble Milliner and Dre*sui*ker. Tick 4 Co.’s Patterns, late banking House ol Bltappard 4 Co., Opelika, Ala. Ja23 Notaries Public. U. D. HIGGINS, Doing appolntid Notary Public for Lee county, reMiteclfiiily sol id is (lie patronage of Ida friends. Holds Court 1st and 2d {Saturdays of each month, at It. C. ItoiliHold's law otUco. JtUil Furniture, Ite. At Taolu Trice*. A. O. HARWELL, Dealer In all kinds of Furniture. Alt.., Metallic, Wood Collins, and Caskets. Jal8 Chambers street. Rleepii t NKW YORK 6:16 p. t Car i from Atlanta to Charlotte. By Kennosaw Route. lifiive Atlanta H:(KI p. in., Dalton 10:88 p. in., llriHtol 10:15 a. hi., Lyuchliurg 10.45 p. m. Arritu at \> nsliinglon 0:15 a. in., at llaltitunm 9:15 a. in., at I’htludulpliiu 1:3*1 p. in., at NEW YORK 6:11 Sleeping car* run from Atlanta to Lynch burp. TRAINS ARRIVE ATC0LUMHU8 DAILY From Atlanta aud New York, - 0:37 A. *, From Montgomery uml Selma • 2:25 l». m. Tickets for sale ut Uuion riwscngur De|>ot. CI1A9. I'. HALL, Ueneral Fup't. 11. M. ABBOTT, Agent. iep!3 tf ; CENTRALJAILROAD. ley’iLP -U 1 G w 1 vu i. 8ui’£!(INtuni>i:nt'm Orkht, Ckntral Raili 8AVAN8AU, November 1, 1874, Uuilrnml, its llraudiu.i and Com.uutioiiri, will as r.illows: TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WEST. Leave Savanin.h 8:4ftAM Leave Angus (a 0:05 A n Arrive in Atignstu 4:00 p M Arrive lu Mmedgevlllo 1U;O0 v m i Eh Arrive in Mai Leave Macon Leave Macon and Thomas streets. Apply to ■epl7 tf MRS. L. F. MEYER. For Rent. JEWELLING ON JACKSON ST.. . . near tho Baptist Church, 1 rooms. .Iwi Enquire at Alabama Warehouse. sep$ tf W.H. HUGHES. For Rent. O FFICES AND SLEEPING ^ ROOMS In the Georgia Homo In- suranc* Building, among which Is tlm office now oecuploil by Southern Lilt) Insurance Company. Apply to CHARLES COLEMAN, aug30 tf 116 Broad St. Building Lot F OR SALE, on north sldo of Randolph, betwoen Jackson and Troup streets, 6(3 a a r * • •«« •--» |,t » fCUSOUablO Dwelling I iion onuci on non i, wini emu m J J Troup, between Grawlord and jHic-f Thomas streets ; 6 (rooms, % aero lot, orAtAIA. will soil % aero separate. Apply to JOHN BLAOKMAK, octl8 tf Roal Estate Agent. For Sale. _ next to northoasi corner of Jackson Bridgo streets. Terms easy. ALSO, FOR RENT, A portion of tho Dwolllng House on tho cor- MRS. M. E. KLEBER. For Rent. rpHE ro-ldonco second door south of St. 1. Paul Church, at present oceupl< d by p/l Mr. Peyton. Possession given flrst Ocl.Jl>ji For torms, kc., apply to aug21 eodtf J. S. JONES. Farm for Sale. _ Tuesday In December n xt, (II sold nt private sale belore that lime) Hie — Farm occupied by Mr. P. M. Silas, i hr e in northeast of Columbus, Ga., on tin* Talbot road. The place contains about 06 ncrt-s, all under fenc •, between 0o and 70 acres cleared A good framed hou*o with five rooms, closoti and pantry; double room framed Kilehun smoko house, barn, stable, Ac The place ii suitable for a Dairy Farm, and will bo sol* cheap for cash. Mr. Silas will tako pleasure lu showing the premises to parties wishing to purchase. Apply to Jordan L. Howell, Agent, Arrive i Arrive i Columbus Eli aula ' Atlanta . (1:15 i> . 7:17 i* . 0:10 p , 8:10 p Columbiii* 12:45 A Eufaula 10:20 a Atlqutn 6:0(1 a COMING HOUTU AND KA&T. laiita 10:00 p Lawyers. A. J. Vlt'UKKN, AMornoy mid CouuwHIor al Uw. Oilicv opposite Alabama House. Practices iu nil tbo Courts of tho (Rato. Ju3 Tailors. J. if. CAMPBELL, Ifttlor, Cutting nud Making lu tlio Latest Htyles. Ho- pairing neatly dune. nth Railrtiiid Ft., over Furniture Store. Jnl Dentists. J. L. K. NMI'l’lf, Den tint. Mate Work aud Plugging on make liable i| ti-ruis. CtiHiulM-rs street. Barber Shops. WKNl.KT HAHIIINUKH, Barber, •rner tii.uth Railroad uud Chauibera streets. Ill44NON Sc. TUBNES, Barber*, HouHi Railroad street, miner Adam* House. Hotels. ADAMS HOUSE. go to Opelika, be sure to stop at the i House, opposite Passenger Depot. Insurance. K. 4 . BOWEN 4 SON, 4ien«rnl In*urmaeo Agent*. Office, Railroad Street, ovor K. M. Greene 4 Co.V i Atlui . 7:25 c , 6:10 A . 4:10 a D Eufaula, Arrive at Muci t Macon from Coluaibus... Arrive at Macon from Eufaula.... Macon 7:15 a Augusta 0:05 A Arrive at Augusta 4:00 l* Arrive nt f TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WF.8T. Leave Kavunnali 7:30 P le ave Augusta 8:05 p Arrive In Augiihta 6:65 A COTTON TIES. N. J. BUSSEY, Agent FOR AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. Tho tr«de •upplltd ■( low«*t mar ket rate*. Arrive iu Mm Macoi Mhcoi 9.20 A for ColumbiiH for Eufaula 0,06 a i Leave Macon for Atlanta 0:00 a i. Arrive In Columbus 0:35 p I Arrive in Eufaula 6:40 p l Arrive lu Atlanta 3:05 p ] CUMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leave A'-Junta luftpi Arrivoiu MJIIedgovill Arrive In Katonton... Leave Aiigu-U ColumbiiH V.. 7:25 p F.ufaillu 6:10 p •...’ .*.’.’.’.’.’! .*.* .* .* .*.’ .10:03 p i through train on the Co CONFECTIONERIES. off. for liu fo alien/ Milledgevillo aud Katonton will uke train No. Plroiii Kuvaumih aud Augusta, and train No. 2 from point** on the Southw^Htcrn Rail .load, Atlanta and Macon. Tlio Milludguvillu uud K itonton train runi daily, Sundays axeepted. WILLIAM KOUKKS, Jo23 tf General Superintendent. NOTICE. onneclolm* with , Gkvic 0 N n seugnr Tr maxing elos for Kulaulu Loavo Golumhua 3:00 r. lit. Arrive at Troy 9:40 i\ m. Luh vo Troy 2:45 A. M. Arrive at (Jo I u in bus 9:46 a. m. FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR. Leave UolumbuH Mondays, Wednesdays and Ft Plays at 6:30 a. m. Arrive at Troy 3:62 i\ m. Leave Troy Tuundayg, Thursdays and Satur day i* at 4:30 a. m. Arrive at (Joli-mbiH 2:02 p. m. W. L. CLARK. ocl3 2w Sup’t, HIDES. Important to Merchants. I)UY J J I or address mo at Macon, Oa. oetl 1 emlkwtf W. D. RAINEY. For Sale Low. A SCHOLAR-HI IP IN THE MEDICAL COL- LEG It AT KVAN8VILLS, INDIANA. notG tf AtlfLY AT THIS 0YFICH. M. M. HIRSCH, ucr bridge and Ugh thurpo strei Important to the Public. S ELL IIIDE8, FUKK, BEESWAX, RAGS, etc , at higlifft-t raili priioa.to M.M. HIRSCH. CONFECTIONERIES! Just received, a fresh lot of Lisbon and Malaga Grapes, Currants, Citron, Ac. To Arrive New Figs, New Raisins, Frenoh Prunes and Cranberries. No. SO Broad Ntreel. PR0FUM0 & HOFFMAN. 200,000 Feet of Lumber First Glass Lumber $1.30 per loo foet. Second “ “ 1.06 “ Shoal Ring 80o per oar load. Ten per cent. Ad ditional will be addod fur less quantity than a car load. Send in your orders. D. W. INGRAM. sopl0 oodltn*] Colbert, M. k New Foil 1’i'intH AT PEACOCK X SWIFT’S. W. W. SHARPE & CO., Publishers’ Agents No. 25 Park Bow, Now York, Are authorised to 4Joutmel for Ad- verllslug In our paper. my!4 tf Oummel’d HtableN. \N ntl'l niter Outolior lot, 1*74, Han., or J Livery iiythk month will bo charged 8 per iimiit h, and bills must bo paid promptly l th" end of ouch mouth, or oontraot oeases. sep2*itt To Ai*riv© s A fresh supply gf Virginia CASSlM EKES, and a full line of goo«)s in every Department, lor the FALL TRADE. PEACOCK A SWIFT. sep4 100,000 Boards and Sheathing. Clous Lumber ou baud. Address uugH tf Also a good lot of Firitt L. P. AENCHBACHER, Tailor and Cutter. _ to with neatness ami dispatch. N. B.—No work delivered uuttl paid for. ew'Gall at iny rooms over Peas* k Nor man’s Book Store, Broad street, tse |*23 3in