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COLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1874. nuttag giiquircw OM MRIN, tiKOROUl AY OCTOBER 25, 1874 CO L l/JI 11 vs i>J ILY MARK AT. PiilAWcu!..—Comraercal bills on Now York 14 |>or oent discount; on Boston per ci*nt. dis- cuiiot; ou Savannah por cout; ilomiuid bills on li.Mton per cont. Hunks aro selling chock* on Now York at \\c. premium; Savannah, At- - 131'®- 13J4®- Ooud Middlings — ®- ftalM 975 laics. Receipts 041 bale#—171 f.y M. A G. R. R.; 1ft - liy wagons; 12 by N. A S. R.U.; 10 by W. K. H. 3»by fiver; 14 by S. W. II. R. Shipments 721 boloe—TM by 8. W. H. It.; 8 for home com HUiupUnn; 0 by W. R. R. DAILY STATEMENT. Stock on han<l August 31st, 1874 1.0 :• ltmdvod to-iiay ,; U “ previously...., ...11,0 Shipped |o-day .... -14 CIO lo 085 -11,070 Stook on han't 3.716 SAM* Day I.ast Year —August 31st, 1873 1,177 ; received same day 280; total receipts 11,131); shipped WMM day 250; total shipments 7,301; stock 5,015; MlmSK'. Middlings 13b|C. OJA Pohts.—Receipts for 1 day 14,051; exports to Mwt llritain 7,408; to Continent 3,103; stock 343,1ft. Jinde.r to Notv Advertifoments. Grangers’ Wagon Yard—1). U. llizn. The Song Monarch and tho Lender—01 iter Ditson A Co. Dress Goods for Sale Cheap—Peacock A Swi/t. Ejtooutor’ri Sale—W. E. rnrrauioro, Excc- Kouto to Buena Vista—O. O. Bul- Old Violin for Sale—D. B. Pol and Coufoctioneriea—Prof unto & LOCAL BRIEFS. i ntois’ Hotel for Ront—Estes it Son. Good Things for Epicureans— T. MoJOum. Dry Goods—Chapman & VoratiHo. Jordan's Joyous Julep—J. L. Jordan. Millinery and Pulley Goods—Mrs. 11. Dosaau. Fresh Fruits and Groceries—G. \V. Brown. Market Notice—Market Committeo. Administrators’ Sale—H. II. Eppiug aud A. M. Brannon, administrators. M an let I, Alabama State Currency, at highest prico for cash, or goods at cash prices. Apply to H. T. Cbioi.eb, OC113 eodtf at Virginia Store. An cutire new stock of tine Jewelry llM'bocn received at Wrriicn it KlNSET.’s Jewelry Store. B Notv Exploit in Telegraphing’ The Hciouoo of practical electricity is wonderfully advancing. Who knows what next may he accomplished ? Tho ^ electricians of tho Western Union Tele graph Company have perfected a new in vention, more wonderful lhau Steam’s duplex, hy which two messages can he sent, ouch wav over one wire at tho same time—in all, four simultaneous messages. This is now iu successful operation be tween New York and Boston. Hound See and Jadgo for Yourselves, p. Chapman & Verstillo, 1)0 Broad street, . are soiling Eagle and Kentucky Joans, ‘ Virginia Cassimcrea, Cotton and Wool ETuunels, Brown aud Bleaohod Domestic, Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Trimmings, aud Notions of all kinds, at iatisfactory prices. Oct 25 tf. At Ed muds* Furniture Store, A full line of medium aud low priced Walnut Chamber Suita, now and beauti ful designs. A lot of those superior Rnttau Baskets; Children’s Carriages, Boys’ Wagons aud Velocipedes, Window Shades, &c., Ac. octll-tf Ruhler's A Cent Cigars Wore always the best iu the city v but since ho is in his new storo ho hns some thing still better ut tho same price. Try them. _ octll-tf Didn't ltcad llight, A humorous incident is told on a lead ing merchant. lie received a letter from a merchant in Galveston calling attention to the ‘Teeau trado.” Ho wondered why in tho thunder they should ho writing to him about tho “Raccoon’’ business. Plen ty of them could bo had iu tho woods around Columbus. Ho afterwards ai>- proaebod his partners and stated he had made a funny error. The Galveston par ties wrote about “Bacon,” not “Rac coons.” The writing was not very plain but tho gentleman daw “Pecan’ plainly on fuither investigation, but tho laugh was against him. Jicuatiful Mack Aljtacas, At Peacock «fc Bwxrt's. oot23d&wtf ^ Blanchard receives now Prints every woek. Go there nud you got tho latest styles. Clocks from it:’* upwards, guaranteed to givo satisfaction, cun ho had at Wittich it Kinsel’s Store. Spider Again Wins, Tho race ut Atlanta on Friday for trot ting horses was again won by Mosoly’s “Spider,” of Columbus, in threo straight heats. His compoditors were Ralston’s Lnoy, a gray horse from Nashville, and another we have forgotten. “Spider” in 2:41, 2:88 and 2:37, milo heats, had nothing really to oppose him. The first money was four hundred dollars. Ho had uo competitor to increase his speed. Tho general impression of those who have returned from Atlanta is that Basil Duke, owiug to the injuries received in the runaway we mentioned yesterday, will not he entered iu Tuesday s raoe, and ‘•Snider” will have a wulk over tho track and —No Mayor’s Court yesterday. —The factories paid out on yesterday about $12,000 as wages to operatives for tho past two weeks. —Iu noticing the grand bull iu Atlanta on Thursday night tho Constitution says : From Columbus came Mrs. Leo Jordan and Miss Lucy Ellis.” —There is hut one university in life, and that is where the heart is educated. —The residents of Bardis, Miss., are disrespectfully spoken of as “Sardines.” —The colored people of Georgia own property to the amount of $t»\ 157,758. This is in a Democratic State. In Ala bama, ruled by Republicans, they do not return one million. Which is tho best government ? Perseverance is a strong will; obsti nacy is a strong won’t. —Tho firm of Win. Henry Woods & Co., iu Suvanuuh, has been dissolved by tlidrnwul of Win. Henry Woods and 11. E. Barkus. Their successors aro C. B. & C. li. Woods. —Where did you got those handsome eorcoata and talmas, was tho general iu- cpiiry of thoso who appeared on the streets in tho cool hours of early yester day. “At tho Baltimore Store, of course,” was tho answer. —A barber is one who has tho razors to shave, and a mother the shuveis to raise. —The bonnets now aro remarkable for presenting pressed ribbons; the corsets for pressed ribs. “Lord, wliut a cow !” was the nppiov- ing remarks of a tetotl* r after uwnllering a potout punch, which had been offered as a glass of milk. —Au old Columbus negro being ask which ho preferred, work for wages, part of the crop, answered: “I ’elui link bofe do best, ef yer kin only bruug ’em togedder.” —Those who desire rich, warm clothing nt tho very lowest prices aro very fond of visiting the Baltimore Storo of liollin, Rich A Co. —Tf you givo ft beggar in Rome te cents he will bless your soul; if you don’ ho will bless your eyes. — The receipts of cotton were quite heavy yesterday. An immense qnuntit.v iH exposed in tho fields, which will be in jured if we have much rain. Tho now boat us completed draws fourteen inches of wator. Bbo cun be trimmed to twelve. —Noah's bus kept up the ark-hives while he whs nil oat. —Go to church to-day, and you will feel otter to-morrow, and make tho heart of tho minister happier by giving him a full congregation. —The great demand yesterday was to borrow umbrellas. Our best instrumental performer is tho “Katydid.” Each wing contains a tambourine, and by opeuing and shutting them they aro rubbed against the other, and produces tho sound of “Katy did, she did.” There aro said to be many thousands of bales of cotton along tho river awaiting shipment to Columbus. —This is a doubting age, but a call nt tho Baltimore Store will remove all doubts that the proprietors have one of tho choicest aud most complete stocks of mule wearing apparel ever shown iu Co lumbus. 5 bids. N. Y. Pippin Apples. 0 “ “ Greening “ 0 “ Baldwin “ 5 “ Early Rose aud Peach Blow Potatoes, Pig Feet, Tripe, Fulton Market Beef, Beef Tongues, Hums, Buttor, Eggs, and Buckwheat Flour. RECOLLECTIONS OF 1S4S. • the Enquirer of June and July, take the money. Furticular Attention Called to This, My Fall aud Winter stock of Dry Goods is now complete, and I offer them at the very lowest bates for the cash. Parties indebted to mo are respectfully requested to call and settle, as I need tho money. T. E. Blanchard, 123 Broad Street. French Drop D'Etc, For Ladies’ Socques and Coverings, at Peacock A Swift’s. oct23d&wtf Old River Men, Capt. Chip. Brockaway, Pilot B. F. Mare rum have been on the river for forty ~ Br J fW » for thirty, and Mien w.nfiSS. XaSS-J& «ve. anil Kliaa Paulin, oufunxi ilook.t^uS A general assortment of Family Groce ries, by ocl25 It G. \V. Brown. Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for Neural gia, if you want immediate relief. It. Read This, Chapman A Verstillo maintain their well known reputation for soiling the best and most stylish goods, at tho lowest price Oct 25 tf New Feints, Bleached Goods and Sea Islands, nt Peacock & Swift's. oct23dAwtf Bleached and Brown Homespuns are cheaper than bofuro the war. Convince yourself by calling at 41 Ilf Blanchard’s Co to tho Virginia Store for cheap goods of ovory kind. Large li now being oponed and offered at prices lowor than ever. Elegant Silks in black and new shades colors, and other ,co Dress Goods at low prices. Black Alpacas in best makes, cheaper than last season. Ribbons at unprecedented prices. octlO eod H. T. Crioler. Columbus Money Order Office, 0 Through tho kindness of Mr. James llogun, money ordor clerk at the Post- office, we have received these figures for tho quarter ending October lHt: Money orders sold, $13,037 09 ; orders paid $14,- 528 74. From July 1st, 187”., to June 30th, 1874, the orders sold were $05,785. The orders paid will bo given in a day or two. This shows tho largo amount of busi ness transacted through tho Postofiico iu this city. Wo again reiterate tho opinion that the present officers in chargo are as courteous aud attentive as gentlemen could he. The only objection is political. They aro all Republicans. If a petition were cir culated every white man in Columbus, aud a largo majority of the colored peo ple in Columbus would sign it to retain tho present officers, under a Republican Administration. All know them to be capable honest and courteous. ftCarcr VMn. Louie, for thirty-five: U Money, How to make und save money has been and will continue to lie tho ohief atudy of mankind. Among tho innumerable ways au excellent one is to buy your goods of tho one price, first-class dry goods houso of Chapman A Verstille's. Oct 25 tf Cto to the Virginia Store of Carrpets, Flannels, Bleached Cottons and other Domestics. Fine Cloths, Cas- simeres and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. The “Now York City Shirt,” tho best and prettiest shirt sold in the Sonth. Me rino and Wool Underwear for ladies and gentlomon. II. T. Crioler. OctlO cod Dry Ciootbt very olicitp at uota& i*«aoock A Hwirr’a. At tho National Democratic Convention at Baltimore, Gen. Lewis Casa, of Michi gan, whs nominated for President ; and Gou. William O. Butler, of Kentucky, for Vice President. The candidates against Cass wore James Buchanan of Penns}1- i, Levi Woodbury of New Hampshire, Worth of New Yotk, Vico President Dallas, and John C. Calhoun. Mr. Yan cey, of Alabama, was prominent in the Convention. The Whig Convention at Philadelphia •minuted Gen. Zachary Taylor, of Lou isiana, for President; aud Hon. Millurd Fhlmoro, of New York, for Vico Presi dent. Tho opponents of Taylor wore Henry Clay, Gen. Winfield Scott, Daniel Webster, Cloytou and McLean. The Savannah Chamber of Commerce offered two silver cups, of tho value of $50 and $25, to ho presented to the Geor gia planters who exhibit the best crops of upland cotton of growth of 1848. Cotton in Juno brought 4@»£o. Tho first panel Grand Jury, May term, consisted of E. L. deGrulTenricd, fore- j. F. W. Andrews, N. McRobin- sou, 15. J. Hatcher, F. G. Wilkins, Greenwood,John F. Chisholm, C. T. Ins- lie, J. H. Bass, K. P. Spencer, M. N. Clarke, II. W. Nance, G. A. Norris, V. li. Tonmey, John Munu, C. E. Mims, D. Hudson, J. B. Dozier, J. J. McKoudrco. The body thought threo-fourths of a jury should be sufficient to decide cases; pro tested against pnblic^exacutions of ciimi nalrt, and desired them to bo private: recommended a Poor Huu.-.o and farm of three bundled acres to ho established ut sum not exceeding $7,000, atul pro tested against selling liquor to slav J. J. McKendrce, M. N. C arko and Ed win Greenwood protested against that part which relnt.al to trial by jury. E. J llardiu was Clerk, 0. J. Williams, Solici tor Gouer.d, and Alexander, Judge of tho Com* Ou Juno 12tli telegraph communication beta ecu Mobile uud Montgomery completed. The paper wanted to know when the line would come to Columbus. On the night of June 21st, at 3 a m., the livery stables of Hatcher, Leary A Co. were burned, with the adjacent carriage houses, Ac., together with ft large qunuti- Ci.rn, fodder and provender, and tillable horses. The large building on the corner known us Hhylock's Bank, also tho Episcopalian Church, were on fire several times, but were put out by tho fire companies, aided hy citizens. Among the number who distinguished themselves were Mr. lianserd and Capt. Vanveiohton, of Apalachicola. Tho Es- quireu narrowly escaped. Mr. Anderson lost his building and a large lot of meat, lumber and salt. Loss about $12,000. Hatcher & Pitts rebuilt tho stables, and on tho night of September 7th they were again burnt out, lossing that time twenty- one horses—making a loss of seventy-one homes burned in two mouths. On Wednesday night, Juno 21st, at 10.J o’clock, Rev. Thus. Goulding, for thirteen years pastor of tho Presbyterian Church, died of tho disease of tho heart, aged 03 years. Ho had lectured that night io his congregation. Thursday, 2 i». m., tho re mains worn carried to tho church. Rev. li. T. Marks, Presbyterian, preached the sermon from Rev. xxi, 7. ltcv. Win. D. Cairns, Episcopal; Rev. John E. Dawson^ Baptist; Rev. Geo. F. Pierce, Methodist, and Rev. T. B. Slade, resident Baptist minister, wore in tho pulpit and assisted in tho services. Council passed resolu tions of respect and resolved to join in honors to tho doad; bo did the Baptist, Methodist and Episcopal Churches. Tho Georgia Independent Horse Ran gers, on Juno 27, were ordered to appear at Ruse’s warehouse, in such dress as fan cies dictate. “By order of Capt. Fun. Frolic, O. 8.” 'J he Howard Manufacturing Company, per B. Beasley, Secretary, on June 27, advertised for sixty female operatives, who will bo boarded aud lodged in tho four-story brick building which the com pany had erected. Ou July lth tho telegraph wires had been stretched from Montgomery to tho went bank of tho river at this place, and iu another woek communication was ex pected with Mobile. Tho “Barn-burners”—Wilmot Proviso men assembled in Utica, New York and nominated lion. Martin Van Burpn for Presdt nt and Senator Dodge, of Wiseon. s'.n, for Vico President. Both declined. July 4tli was celebrated by the Colum bus and (hty Light Guards hy street pa rade. Afterwards, marched to St. Luke Church, where, after prayer by Rev. XL F. Pierce, private James Hamilton, of tho Columbus Guards, rend the Declaration rf Independence, and James W. Warren, of tho City Light Guards, delivered au oration. In tho afternoon, tho Sous of perunce, in largo numbers, paraded, and addresses were delivered by Captain A. II. Cooper and B. B. Do Gralfenried. Capts. Kendall, of Upatoie, and Gaul- dou, of Stewart County, of the Goorgia Mounted Battalion lost their lives in Mex ico, in Juno. The latter was killed hy Mexicans. Their remains were brought homo hy their comrades after being dis charged. July llh was celebrated at Ellerslie, Harris county, by the Harris County Cuv- ftlry, commanded by J. N. Ramsey ; Mus cogee Dragoons, Capt. J. A. Booth ; and Eilorhdie Guards, Capt. Mosos Jones. After prayer hy Rev. A. Redding, tho Declaration wm read by Win. If. Huff. Col. Mobley delivered an address and Capt. J. N. Ramsey made a few eloquent remarks. Tim telegraph to July 1st, brings news of terrible fighting in Paris between tho Government and Insurgents, similar to tho commune. Government conquered. Ton thousand people killed, including the Archbishop of Paris and fifteen members of tho Assembly. Lamartine and others resigned tho executive government, and Cavaiguac was iu vested with supremo power. A public meeting, ou July 13th, with S. W. Flournoy chairman, asked citizens ed Han is county in the Legislature, and Judge of Chattahoochee Circuit Court from 1839 to 1844. lie died last Satur day. The Whigs formed a “Rough and Ready” club, with J. L. Mustian as Presi dent. Married—On Juno 8th, in Russell coun ty, Alabama, Dr. P. II. Welduian aud Mis. P. Y. Ingram; July llth, in St Luke Church, by Rov. G. F. Pierce, A. H. Cooper aud Miss E. C. Harris, of Wynn ton; In Russell conuty, July 10th, W. M. Russell aud Miss M. A. Hunter, and on July 20th, M. B. Jelks aud Miss M. A. Walker. Died on Juno 1st, Elizabeth, daughter of Wm. Perry, aged 11 months uud 28 days; on Juno 2d, Thomas lloxey, jr., aged 20 years, who contracted disease iu Mexico; Juno llth, C. A., sou of Geo. W. Hardwick, aged 9 months and 27 days; Juno 10, Evans Wimberly of Flori da ; May 3d, iu Pawtuckit, R. I., the wife of S. 1). Button, formerly of Colum bus ; Juno 23, Miss Elizabeth J. Redd; July 2d, of scarlet fever, A. J., non of John Iluuley, aged five years aud eight months; July 17, Mary Dillard, daughter of James Kivlin, aged two years and ten months; July 20, George P., sou of Kiuhnrd Hooper, aged six years and cloven months. ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order at Stock 1‘rices For fed Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thomas has just returned from New York with a choice lino of New Saiu pi os, and we aro now taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, hav ing mndo satisfactory arrangements for the manufacture of our Custom Clothing with special care aud at short notice, hy thoso well known manufacturers of tine clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell «t Co. Newark, N. J. Give us your orders early, and wo do our best to please yon, heiug determ ined thnt our friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy price for having their clothing made to order, sop] 7 tf Thomas *t Piiesc Attractive, At tho Virginia Storo, 2-Button Kid Gloves at 75 cents to host quality, in opera shades, black and dark colors. White Goods, Hosiery, . Corsets, Ac ; Shawls, Shawl Scurfy, and Cloth Sacks in new and beautiful styles. Boulevard Skirts, $1 aud upwards. octlO cod II. T. CllIOLEQ. Shatrl s • Shawls U Shawls!!! At Peacock A Swift’s. oct23d&wtf The Finest Imported and Key West Cigars at Buh- ler’s, No. 81 Broad Street. octll-tf Fays Better than Law or Medicine. The general idea is that a man of edu cation should be either a doctor, lawyer or physician, editor or follow a literary profession. Numerous instances might be cited to show thnt for brains there are oth er avocations nud moro lucrative incomes. Skilled labor receives just compensation. It may not be uninteresting to know that tasteful and inventive tailors—cutters— aro to-dny receiving salaries equal to a lepartment officer. Harry Skiff, of Now York, receives $7,500 from C&shaud, Whitford A Co.; Fitzpatrick, with Mor- hmik, of Cincinnati, receives n snlnrv of $10,000; Bomfaine, with .Hale, of Pitts burg, receives $4,500; Dillon, of St. Louis, receives $4,000; Mr. Bartraui, of Washington City, was offered $5,000 a year to go to Chicago, with tho position guaranteed for five years. Numerous others obtain salaries ranging from $2,- 000 to $3,000 per annum, while a cutter of ordinary ability receives from $1,500 to $ 1,800 per year. Shirt cuttors frequently receive $2,500 per year. Is this not better thau showing off dry goods at $1500 por year, or practic ing law or mediciuo without muking a living? Many tailors iu New York are millionaires, or Hourly approaching them. Tho largost nud best stock of Kid Gloves in Columbus will bo found at Blanchard’s. A good two-button kid for $1; Harris’ Victoria two-button kid for $1 50; perfectly seamless two-button kid for $2. Jewelry repaired und made to order. Engraving and Watch Repairing done ut Wittich A Kinsel’h. For Ileal Mecrshautn Fijws Call at Buhlor’s, No. 81 Broad Street, next to New York Store. Removal. Dr. W. J. Fogle has removed his Donta Office from tho Goorgia Homo building to his new place of business, over Witlieh A Kinsel’s storo. Here ho will continue the practice of Oporutivo and Mechanical Dentistry, ami will bo glad to moot his friends. oct2 tf The lAieoinotive Brotherhood, As has been stated, the National Con gress of this body is in session at Atlanta. Many engineers who bring trains to Co lumbus are members. No applicant can become a member unions he has had charge of a road engine for twelve months and can bring tho best evidences of so briety aud good deportment. The total number of tho Brotherhood is 10,5(8). The average wages of an engineer is $3.50 for every hundred miles traveled. Of tho whole number of deaths annually, onc-third are the result of accideut. Last year $18,5/V) was paid out hy their insu rance company. Moved. T. S. 8pear is now at No. 101 Broad street, in the Watch and Jewelry busi ness, and is also Agent for the well known Remington Sewing Machine. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neatness aud disputch. I invite the visits of £he public gen erally. oct20 wltAdtf Wholesale and Retail. Joseph A Brother have now on hand a stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which they offer to the pnbli c on the most favorable terms. Everything needed by Attend Church. Our ministers all complain of the slim attendance at their respective churches on both Sabbath mornings and evenings. It is tho duty of civilized au i christenized pehplo everywhere to recogni/.o God and to observe his Sabbaths. '1 ho young poo- plo of our day should ho taught by pre cept, aud example tho sanctity of the S.d>hatli and the obligation of its proper observance. Even tho majority of church professors »o fear are not found in their proper places, and hence exert nn i till li enee upon others to lightly esteem reli gious obligation. Let young and old to day repair to their soverul places of wor ship, and thereby ou courage their minis ters and discharge a saored duty. Notice to the Ladies. I am now receiving daily a most apleu- did, now and fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Millinory in nil its branches, together with a variety of fashionable ar ticles for ladies’ wear, selected in New York by the experienced aud superior taste of my sister, Mrs. F. Dessau, for merly of Maeon, Goorgia. • A call from all tho ladies is rospclfully solicited. Mrs. R. Dessau, oct25-d2tAoodl»t. No. 108 Broad St. Solid Silver aud Silver l’latod Ware nt New York prices, sold nt Wittich A Kinsel’s. KNOW ALL MEN That at tho popular nud long established Restaurant and Saloon of i'has. Hey man A* Co, the best of Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on hand /./</ bouo publico. ootl tf County Court. A special term of the County Court ba the trial of criminal eases will commence at 8A o’clock to morrow (Monday) morn ing. Jurors and parties interested will take notice and govern themselves ac cordingly. Sent Wheat. Toimeaaee Seed Wheat, Rye and Outs, Cheese, Crackers, Bagging, Ties, Ice- Cured Meals, and a good tusorlmcnt of Groceries, for sale low for cash, by GROCERIES. J. A. WALKER. C. II. WATT. WATT is WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cornor nntlei* Honkin IIoiikc, H avk now in stork ani> to arrive; EVKUYTIUNO UStJAl.I.Y kept in a First Class Provision Storo, ton it: 50 lihds. Clear Rib Bacon Sides. 50 “ Bacon Shoulders. 25 boxes Ice-Cured White Meat.. 150 Rolls Heavy Bagging. 450 Bundles Iron Ties. 200 bbls. Flour, all grades. 50 “ Whiskey. 100 " Sugar, and everything in quantity and quai- ity to suit the most fastidious. Soap, Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c Will have FLORIDA SYRUP ** soon as the season will permit Its being shipped, si!" Don’t forget the place. <o|S7 tf WATT A WALKER. New Advertisements. * irvPIKAMpi.E to A (tents. IjMlIr.' _vC<Jj<'oml>iuntl»H No,.,Up. Be—k. tvltTiClirumos. Send Btnuin, it KAN SI30.. Now Bedford, Mass. 4w week warranted. No capital rcquiro<T74| tlcularit and valuablo samples „ v ., v droits, with 0 rent return stamp. U. Rl WilllamsburK, N. Y. n NEW GROCERY STORK. POLLARD & HARRIS, Old Stand of J. K. Kodd A Co. (next door to Clmttntioo.-hoo National Hank.) FULL LINK OF FKF.Sll (1 ItOMKtilKS AND STAI’LK llKY GOODS .HIST UE- ealved IIavIiik lunmld our puids lor OASII, wo ahull soil thorn upon a OASll BASIS, aranti-idoK our pilt-i-H to he as low hr any liousn Inthe elty. Goods dollvorod lo any part of ! city Film . f Oliarao. Givo us a call, ami wo will do our host lo ploano. Terms Strictly Ca«li! POLLARD & HARRIS, cl 8-doodte w 1 y Oi I li 111 Imih, tleorgla. UOIl’TO. roi»K. I). Aver kit, aepJlOeodlm] under Uuukiu lions Do Yon Know t That, at tho Now York Storo, Lninlaurr hftH received a splendid hi lection of Span ish lucoHcarfK, jet brimmed, jet veil*, jot. buttoim and New York ruffling*? If you don’t know thin go and see foryonruolf at once, ami you will bo surprised nud de lighted at tho magnificent stock ho has ou hand. tf Ilicer News. The Julia St. Clair arrived early yester day morning with 140 bales of cotton ; then returned to Wool folk'll and brought 140 more, which she had been compelled to put off to croon tho l>ar. Shu leaves this morning nt 7 o'clock for iho lower river. The Farley arrived yosterduy morning and left in the afteruoou for Bambridgo She put off 109 bulos at Eufuula to bo forwardod to this place by rail, via Union Springs, and besides brought here forty- nine bales. The Baudy Moore arrived iu the after noon from Woolfolk’s, whoro she has been employed during tho week removing ob- struet-ons nud doing gouorul work. The Clara Dunning, the Government boat,has not yet arrived. She is suid to bo 180 feet long. The rain of yesterday morning oaiisod tho rivor to rise a few inches. Coffins, Caskets and Motalic Burial Cases, The nowost and host patterns, and at, rea sonable prices, and a full lino of Collin Trimmings and Mountings, ut Edmunds’ Furniture Store, 98 Broad Street. octll-tf. Bill Betts. The redoubtable Bill Bolts, Radical candidute for Congressman in the Third Alabama District, openly confessed t< several in Columbus who leal lcnoa-u him all through life, that he was no more Rad ical than they were, and that bo was only playing his chances for Radical Coi.grc man iu the hopes of an election anti tho money there might be in it. 1 his cun ho proven. Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant. This is tho very best establishment of the kind in the country, and everything is retailed at wholesale prices. The lino stock of Liquors is being retailed ut 15 cents. Call and be sal i -lit d. ootl4 tf J. W. Ryan. BOOTS AND SHOES. TVEW •IAS. W. I.ONU. a -- av. ' BOOT and SHOE STORE. \VK AUK HUH 1-11VINO AND OPENING AT ISTo. 104: Broad Street, NKX.T DOUIt TO J. KYI.K A CO. AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES O UK STOCK IS ALL NEW AND FRESH, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAO TUB ’ hand*, and uiiulu for us. WE KEl'AIK ALL KlYYIXUH FREE OF CHARGE, id guarantee satisfaction In ovory luMancn. I’ai-ri"* will ftnd it to thoir inturoHt to gho us a call hofoi ool4 dfcwly S gallfly illKFtrurod. Agents. For torms Would PunLiSHiNa Co., PhUotPaTYw Great Inducements to ““a circulars, address, Workw. 1 for alffo) Bond valuable paekutro of .goods by mall froo. Address with ton cents return stamp, M. YOUNG, 173 Green- wloli atroet, N. Y. _ 4 iv WABTEb-MUM SWffi tlonory Package out. Satnplo par 1 package, post- J. BRIDE, 717 ■aid, tor Zoo. (Ureulars fi ee. iroadway, N. Y. Agents Wanted! Diploma Awarded lorB S AN ; 8 Pictorial Bibles Illustrations. Address for circulars a. j. Holman & Co., V30 Arch at., Ptdla. 4w Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES. XT mo WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN IftLDE BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggists. 4w AGENT S W ANTED FOR TUP. OllANDOST ROOK EVER l'1/M.ISUED. WUIIM | I IfUHU DICTIONARY | OF | WANTS. Contains 20,000 Hcclpos for everything, (dona fide number; bowaro of Imitations). Abso lutely indlsponHihlo to all clashes, saving money dally to ovory buyor. Soiling faster than any other three books eomblnodf Six teen page circular ami extra torms tree. F. A. llimniinhon & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4w Waters 1 Now Scale Pianos, N41LAUE AND UPRIGHT, Aro tho best made. Tho touch olastle, tho tone |>o\vorlul, pure and even through tho en tire scale, yet mellow and sweet. WATERS’ CONCERTO ORGANS cannot ho excelled In tone or beauty; they dofy com* putitinu. Tho Concerto Stop Is a Hue imita tion of the llumuu Volvo. Wiirniitod lor six yours. Prico* oxtremoly low for cash or part oadi, and bulanoo In ents. Second-hand Instruments ..4ns. Agents wanto.i. A liberal sbount toLJLuachors, Ministers, Churches, Schools, LodfffDoto. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. HORACE WATERS N. SON, 481 Bioudway, Now York. P, O. Box 3587. 4w The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, winners of threo highest Medals aud Diploma 5: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Huving had in our employ an Agont that we havo diacovered to bo almply a diminutively insignificant and contemptuously unworthy, unreliable, indo lent and dishonost fellow, through whom an Impression hat become current that we are about discontinuing our businoss in Columbus, wo desire to say that notwithstanding any and all such representations that may be or may have been made, wo are determined to make our Machine more prominently known than over. THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. Rain, Moonshine aiul We bud a good fall belv nine o’clock yenlurdny im night wuh clear; the moor Ed ipse. ecu orto und ruing. Last was nldiiing to Heu.l every vehicle they had to bring j , h# wljo i usulo ur le Luil purchaser, which from Opelika tho returning Georgia vol unteers, and appointed a committee of twenty-one, with Gen. MuDongald to give them a regulur old-fashioned barbecue at some future (ime. This committee asked council for $500 to givo the barbecue, but that body declined by a vote of four to five. Tho vehicles were sent after tho soldier* and they wore gludly welcomed to their homes. Tho Whigs nominated Col. J. S. Cal houn as candidute for Congress in this District. Tho Democrats uomiuatcd Judge M. J. Wellborn. Tho latter was elected. He hod, in early life, represent- can bo bought in any quantity as cheap as in any bouse iu Georgia. They have many linos of specialties. They desire all to come and examine for themselves. All lines of Kagle nud Fhouix goods con stantly on hand. oct7 3m Didn't Like tf Eighths." One cotton buyer offered a countryman 13jj for bis cotton, which was refused. Another cumo along and offered 13|, and it wus accepted. A friend whispered to owner of cotton that wuh more than a Ho replied, “Is it? Well, d—n these eighths! I never could uuder6taud ’em. brilliantly, and all who chose lmd a fmu opportunity to observe tho eclipse, which began ut a quarter past twelve; it was to- tal fit half past one, und ended a few min utes ufter two o’clock this morning. An oclipsaof the moon iscaustid l>y that lumi nary passing through tho shadow cast by tho enrlh. Hummer Dress Goods at half-price; supply of Hiiperior Black Alpacas, Fancy Fall nud Winter Dress Goods, selling as tonishingly low at ocll Chapman »t Vkubtii.lk's. Remember Bidder the Tobacconist is located now at No. 84 Broad Street. octll-tf Fersonnls. Maj or A. R. Calhoun, by iuvitution of tho Democratic and Conservative parly, addressed the pooplo of Macon county, Ala., nt Tuskegee yesterday. By pressing invitation of the State Executive Com mittee, he delivers six addresses to the people of North Alabama this week. Willio, a sou of Dr. Thomas Raines, left for Arkansas yesterday. Many business men ftoin tho North and West, are now iu tho city soliciting trade. AtT. E. Blanchard’s, 123 Broad street, you can buy Black Hii kh as cheap as in any market in America. Como and see. The largest assortment of Gold and Hilver Watches is lo be found ut Wrmcii A Kinski/h Store. octll eod Aw 3m If the druggist offers any kind of herb flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious ness, or any other ailment, tell him that yon want medicine, not a bar-room drink. Ask him for Da. Walkku’s Califoukia Vinkoab Bittkuk, the best regulating preparation known, and which you know LOTTERY. No Further Postponement ’ OK Tlllt SECOND AND LAST Craml Gift Concert IN AID OF Tin: Masonic Relief Association Off WorfollL, Va. THURSDAY, NINETEENTH NOV’R. Kudor authority of tho Virginia Leublaturo (act passed March Htb, 1873.) 50.000 Tickets—6,000 do,li Lifl*. $230,000 To lao G-ivon Away i One Grand Cash Gill of - - - 430,000 Gnu Grand Cash Gift of • • • 25,00 • One Grand Cnhh Gilt of - - - 2u,000 Gnu Grand GiihIi Gilt nf - - • 10,000 Gno Grand f.’imli Gilt id • • • 5,000 Gnu Grand Cash Gilt < Grin I (,'a 16 Gush Gilt* ul #IO(|i oneli - - 15,inio 2S Ca.-h (Jilt* of AOo ouch - - 14.OOO 43 Gash Gllis uf 250 ouuli - - 10,750 7'.» (J:mh Gilt* of 150 uach • . Il,s6(> 250 GnHli GIIih of 100 enea - • 25,00* 57s < lash Gilts of M) carl. - - 28.000 &00* Guuh Uilla of lo each - • .'»o,ooo 0000 GASH PRIZES, HuxreKiitlDK * if4&",OUO Pit IU EOF TICKETS. Whole Ticket*, *10; Hair Tickets. *5; t|uar- tcr Ticket*, $2 50; Eleven Ticket! 1 , ijdUO NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS. This Goneort is strictly lorMASGNK) 1 nr- iiohu 4 , and will Ou conducted with the mime llhuniliiv, honesty und lalrnutH which charac- torlzed tho first enterprise. JOHN L. HOPE It, President. For tickets and circulars, giving full Infor mation, address HEN It Y V. MOOKE, Nee’y, Norfolk, Yu. 60* RcspoiiHildo Agents wanted. rep4 dood&Wthovl3 TOBACCONISTS. HEMOVAI.. BUHLER’S Cl&Aft EMPORIUM No. 04 33road Stroot, Next door to the Now York Store. THE BEST IMPORTED Havana and Key V/est Cigars, Snuft, Chowing Tobacco, lli'.il Jlccrsliiiiiiu Pipes ami I'isar llol.lers Match Safes, Tobacco Boxes & Bags Thankful for tho lihural patron ft no hereto fore ex ten 'ed me, 1 r upecUully solicit a t tiiiimnco of flie h..uio. LOUIS BUHL'EH, No. 84 Broad St., next to Now York Mor 0013 tf A mild wperleni and ireiitle pur na tive, rcc.iiiunendod for tho cure of all de rangements of tho stomach, liver And bowolx. Hy thoir tlmoly ufo much HicknusaIs prevent ed. Thu testef many yours havo pr .vou them ho tho safest, surosf and best of ull tho pills evor offered to tho piddle. They purify tho blood, remove all corruptions and restore the diseased system to period hoalili. Am nn Antidote to L'hlllM anil Fever they have no equal. For IlyMpeimin they are n N peel lie. For Mlek ti end nv It u nud IlilloiiM t’olle they nre a sure cure. For Eoiiwti potion, UkoiinintiNin, Piles, Palpitation of tile Heart, Pttlii in the Hide, lloek mid LoIiin, Nervous- iiomn, a positive remedy. For Feiunle Ir reKUliirltlew, without a rival. When one doe- not “tool very well,’'a idugfe dose stimulate* tho slomadi nml howols, rodoros the appetite, and Impurt* Vigor to tho system. Sold everywhere. Oflioe, 18 Murray struct, Now York. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE is easily applied, impart* a beautiful Pluck or brown, ami acts like tangle. The best In tho world. Sold hy all druKKlsts. Price *1 a box. DR. TUTT’S EXPECTORANT The KhMtly record or dentliM that result from pulmonary affection* 1* frightful There Is 110 disease that Is so tmlduous in Its attack as consumption. Hy the neglect of "slight colds” they soon becomo deep seated and dofy ron.cdles which, If applied at tho out set, would have averted ull danger. Tutt’a Expectorant has proven Itself the moat valuable Lung; IIuImiiiii uvei discovered. A diMtiiitfuiNlied elericy man of Now York pronounces It the ‘ great est blessing of the nineteenth century,” and says "no family should bo without it.” It is pleasant to the ta*te, ami u single dose will often remove tho most obstinate cough. Ulllue 18 Murray street, New York. (••Ills .|«.o.l*w1v Drgar with recent improvements, not only exclu sively for cash, us formerly, hut also ou new plans of easy payments, tho most fuvcrablo ovorollerod. Organs routod with privilege of purchase, to almo.ot any part of the country. First payment or upwurds. Illustrated catalogues ami circulars, with full particulars, sent froo on request. Address MASON & II MM LIN OltdAN GO., 4w Huston, New York, or Chicago. POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! —$20— WILL DUV A First Mortgage Premium Bond OF TUU Now VorlL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., Authorized by the Legislature of tho Btate of Now York, 2d From Iu m Drawing, Dec. 7, 1674. 3d Norlow Drawing, January 4, IH73. EVERY BOND will he Redocmod with a Premium, as an equivalent lor Interest. Capital Premium, 8100,000 Address, for Bonds und full information, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A CO.. Financial Agents, 23 Park Row, N. Y. Post Oflleo Drawer 20. 4w First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Humane Associat’d At Alexandria, Va. 2XTovombor ea, 1074. LIST or GIFTS. 1 Grand Gash (lilt $100,000 1 Grand Cash Gilt 1 Grand Gash Gift 26,0 0 10 Gash Gilts, $10,000 each 100,000 10 Gush Gills, 6 000 ouch 76,000 Ou Cadi Gifts, 1,000 eaoU 60,000 100 Gush Gifts, 600 ouch 60,000 1,0110 Gush Girts, lOOouoh loo.ooo 1,000 Gash Gift*, 60 each 60,000 20,0*4) Gash Gifts, 20 uaoli 400,0oU 22,178 Gush Gifts, amounting to $1,000,000 NVMUEil OF TICKET#, 100,000. riuoa or tickutb. Wholo Tickots $20 00 Halves 10 00 llunrtors 6 00 Eighths or each Coupons 2 60 (i* (j Ticket* lor 100 00 The Montpolh r Fotuulo Humane Associa tion, chartered by tho Legislature of Virginia aud the Circuit Court of Orange county, pro poses by a Grand Gift Concert to establish and endow a "Homo for tho old, Infirm and Desti tute Ladle* of Vinrlniu,” at Montpelier, tho formor residence ol President James Madison. Govuunok's Ori'wu, Richmond, July 3,1874. It affords mo pleasure to say that 1 am well a*'<juaJiji.od with » large majoiitjLof tho officers HIDES. Important to Merchants. GUY your WKA1MMNU l’APKlt AND PAl'Klt J) I! AOS at home, at Now York rates, from M. M. HIRSCH, Corner lfridgo and Oglethorpe afreets. Important to the Public. i» froo from “Hatau’H Elixir." llojoot all | Q«u iniiw. bkkbivax, iuhk, .ic, fiirt Hanr “Trifli/Hi' 1 uurl " A urtfti iv/.fu ” ntirl ^ ^ K ^ nw tho fiory “Tonics" and “AppotizerB,” and cling to that rcinody. 'i'horo is no luuili- cine that compurcg with it. ocll t 4w M. M. HIRSCH, ml Ogiultirpe, aud Crawfurd Hts. Ua28 dly Youim’s Ilust Proof Oats. 1 urihel sacks, at 41.60 \ i _ Treatise on tho Cultivation of Oats will accom pany each ordor. »ep*dfcw2tn W.H YOUNG. ^IttOLUTK D1V0KCKS OUT AIN KU k'KO courts, of dilfureut Htates, for dudertioii, J No pnldicity p qulrcd. No vhurgo until Uivvri liOUBK, Altornoy, 104 Utom'wnv. N. Y. Notice. TJ1I RING TII E LO W siugu of water tho Central Lino of Boats will atadUh their preseut sched ule of ruunlng. Wm. JOHNSON, Sept. IU, 1874-tf agent W. W. SHARPE 4 00., Publishers’ Agents No. Y.’l F»rk How, Now York, Aro niith.rliwl lo CMml tar Ad- v.rtl.llm I. .ur r*l>«r. n»u u high repL .... _ (iuhlic cmfidencc, lulluonco ami substan tial mean* liberally represented muon* them. J AS. L. KEMPER, Gov. of Vu. Alkxanuiua, Va., July 8, 1874. • • • Icommoml them as gouts of lionog and Integrity, und lully entitled loThe confi dence) of the public. K. . W HUG1IEH, U. S. Judge Eastern Dlst. of Vu. Further references by permission : His Ex- cclloncy Giloort C. Walker, ex-Govurnor of Va.; Hon. Robort E. Withers, Llcui-Gov. of Va. uud U. 8. Senator elect; .senatorsand Members ol Voagross from Virginia. Remittances lor tickets may be made by ex* pros*, prepaid, jmstofHoe money order on Washliiaton, D. C.. or by registered latter. For lull particulars, testimonials, ko., scud for circular*. Address, Hon. JAHEB 11 ARDOUR, Presd’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va. Reliable Agents wanted every where. 00114 4w HADE VOU TRIED JURUBEBA? ARE YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? Aro you mo Lnniniid that auy exertion require, more of au effort than you feel capable of muk I jig 7 Then try J I'UITILHA, tho wonderful Tonic aud luvigorator, which acts so bcueflelallr on tho secrotlvo organs us to impurt Vigor to all tho vital forces. It is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for u short time, only to lot tho suttorerfall to a lower depth of misery, but it is a vegetable toalo acting directly 011 the livur aud spleen. It refciilntCM the Rowels, <pdot* tho Widen cliai t ioleuf, bat I* 1; tho patient ex- < marked roaults. but gradually his trouhloi “Fold their touts, liko tlio Arabs, Aud silently steal away.” This is no now und uutried disedvery, but hag been long used with wonderful retuodiul 1 uud Is prououncud by tho highest medical a ties "the most powerful touic Ask your druggist for It. For 9uh> by W3J. li. KIDDKB i COTTON Tied. 1 ( N. J. BUSSEY, Agent F°R r •/ AMERICAN Cottou Tie Company. Th* tr.S. tupplied at low.it mar- Lit rat**. I m,n um