Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

I COLUMBUS SUNDAY jfctw&fg gnquirtr. COLl'lllll, GIOMUl BUKDAY NOVEMBEB 12, 1874 ODLUMHVa DAILY MAMKMT. IMMMUt.—Qommcrc. > al bill* o. Raw York 90*0-1 dticonnt; on Bo.ton H ptr Mt.dla on tavnnunli % 1*' "»* I d.maod bill! l*or root. Bank. oro soiling chockr brk at *4 p . premium; hTiunah, At- Montgomery at %. Currency loans sent per month. Gold and sliver Currency retire#. Market firm. The warehouse# quote 12 O' .13 O- 13M«- MlddliuM...; Good lUttlng*., IinM 85H Imles—177 by M. A O. R. R.; 14ft by wufUV; Id by N. A 8. R. R.; ft; by W. R. R.; MO If iMtf ; 15 by 8. W. R. R Shipments 441 balsa—Ml by 8. W. R. R.; 11 Ibr noma enu- MUmiOOby W.R.R. DAILY mvaUMY. Stock calami August 31st, 1174 1,036 RsostuuA bHliy * previously Id,840—27,207 28,243 Shipped 441 ~ ~ , previously 20,410—20,800 kSnnd 7.M» Last Ysae—August 31st, 1873,1,177; 0 day 265; total receipts 20,402; shipped 461; total shipment# 13,421; stock 8,24*i Middlings 14c oats.—Receipts for 1 day 202,031; export# Britain 0,4Cl % , to Continent 1,575; stock WHOLESALE MARKET. —Shoulders 9j^c; clear rib aides 14}-£c. Ms.iiii—Shoulders none; long clear sides itfoifto—India Vl l Xc; domestic l6Uc. “ *’s 8c; alligator 8j.de. i 12Uc; extra C 12c; 0 llj^o. 122c; choice 260. _—.per bbl—Western choice superfine $6 60; ^17 60; fancy $9; City Mills B |6 SO; A 17; Index to New Advertisements. lndow Shades—Rooney Is Warner, tyoui Julep—J. L. Jordan. lHng—Hofiln, Rleh A Co. imbus Guards—Election! of Lieutenants Rich Food. Hominy, Ac. — O. W. ik Alpaca and Trimmings—New York id Military Ball—Friday Night, 27th. itaoles and Eye (Masses—J. H. Brain- stewl Exemption—George Outson. Oj star.House—Wm. Mahaffey. mslble* Liberal, Rcllable-QeorgU Insurance Company. Shawls, Tranks—L. Banner. Otyf’Taxea—J. N. Barnett. SAgb Drafts-H. H. Epplng. fails Worth Knowing—Profumo A Huffman. Bran, Rich Feed, Hill Horrinj nod Wli Grits, Buckwheat, Minoe Heat, 1 Eio aud Java Coffee, New Orleans , new, by G. W. Brow*. Just Revived, fresh stock of Blaok Alpaca (the shipment this season). To arrive iy, a large stock of Bended Trim- ami Ladies’ Merino Underwear, at i^ New York Store. »ov22 tf B. Lakdauib. u j. ( rigtfM CUy Registration Closed. . registry list closed yesterday. The number of votes thus rendered is M#a —853 whites aod 515 blacks. Lmt year the total vote was 955—795 whites, 200 blacks. The year before the total waa 1,265— 840 whites, 425 blacks. Only those who are registered can vote in the municipal election on the aeoond Saturday in December. Excursion Rates to Montgomery. In order that all persons who desire may attend the inaugural ceremonies on Tues day at Montgomery, the Western Bailroad will soil on the 23d and 24th round trip tiekets to Montgomery, to return in three days, at the following rates: Columbus, $5 00; Salem, 04 00; Young.’. #3 50; Opelika, #3 00; Anburn, #2 75. Amu9.rn.nt.' All should remember that Brown's Dra- mtio Company will give tbestre goers tbs fcMutif ul drama of Rosodale, in the Opera ■bum, next Wednesday nigbt. The Com- y oomes with a splendid reputation, orsed by leading papers. A line bran and orohestra are among the apeoi- The Op.Hk. Difficult,. It is to be investigated before theoonrti •nd leading counsel have been employed both the Fowlers and Edwards. The inner claim they were unarmed, and J. , Edwards shot himself. Ik, difficulty about a "mixed-packed” bale of oot- A second account ws have received differs very little from that published yes terday. The wounded parties will get wall, we regret to eay. Jordan is a hard road to travel, eo said, it first take the road to find a cure for anralgia, that bis Joyous Julep won’t We think yon will find that harder apt to puzzle your bead. Dor Mayor. 1 , \fe respectfully announce the name of MoInnxNNX as a candidate for Mayor the oity of Columbus, at the election Saturday, the 13th of December next, novl l te Manx Citizsxs. Clocks from #3 upwards, guaranteed la give satisfaction, can be had at Wittioh A Kib urn's Store. XuS Thit. v . A Chapman A Verstille maintain their well known reputation tor selling the beet and ■met stylish goods, at the lowest prioes. Oat 25 tf H\ Loudewter# ANDOI.I’H ST., ADJOINING OILBEBt's SOB PJUXTINO HOUSS. Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Ae. Briar- China, Lava, Buatie and Clay Pipes, Stems, Cigar Holders. "Queen ' Bee” end “Century" Fine Out Chewing, Extra “Fig," Fine TwiBt, and best Plug Tobaecc. Manufacturer of several popular brands ^of Domestio Cigars. nov21 31 Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware at Mew York prices, sold at WrrncH A Kissel’s. * Jewelry repaired and made to order. Engraving and Watch Repairing done at Wrmcn A Kissxl's. Atumti.., .In consequence of a change we are ' (boat to make in our buiineaa, we will •ell our entire stock of Clothing and Fu lling Oouds at coax. Stbiuss A Ooumkc MVaOOBMM aVPRMlOR. COURT. XUevrSTH DAT. Coart mat at 9 a. m. yesterday. Wm. Mondy vs. Mayor and Connell of Oolnmbus—verdiet for plaintiff for #105. Declaration waa, that oity authorities had oaotraoted with him to keep a pound for hogs captured on the streets, and receive therefor twenty.five cents per day for feeding each one; that thirty-five hogs were kept twelve days, and then released by the city authorities, and be looked to Council Tbr payment. Mery Johnson vs. John Quin, adminis trator of Jamas Tony—verdiot for plain tiff of. #199,50, principal and interest. This esse ha. been heard three times in the Superior and twice in the Supreme Court. Suit was for over #1500—claim for services for a period of three years and over. The plaintiff ia a nagresa. Grand Jury, on Friday, found fourteen trne and three no bills. Tan Stats cases were “nol proseed" on aooonnt of one of the Grand Jurors, at the lest November term, being an alitn. On that day seventy six oases were celled. The Clerk read yesterday eleven pages of minntss, and then did not finish half the antries required. The common lew docket has bean fin ished, with the exeeption of the “heel oases," and court has commenced calling equity causes. The first for trial to mor row is that of the Water Lot Company vs. the Howard Manufacturing Company. ELKO ART CUSTOM CLOTDIXO Mod. to Order at Stock Price. Perfect Pit .HA SatiMfnett.n Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thomas baa just returned from New York with a choice lino of New Samples, and we are now taking ordera for Dress and Business Suits, hav ing made satisfactory arrangements for the manufacture of our Custom Clothing with special care and at short notice, by those well known manufacturers of fine clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Give ns your orders early, and we will do our best to pleass you, being determ ined that our friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fanoy prices for having their clothing made to order. sepl7 tf Thomas A Paascerr. Beautiful Prints, just in, at Peacock A Swot's. nov8|d&wtf ^ Distribution of the Mammoth. The mammoth extra Ehquokb, issued last Thursday, will be read by more people than any similar paper ever got ten oat in Georgia. This office has already distributed 10,000 through the mails, be sides a similar number given away te merchants sod business men. In order that the extra may fall into the largest number of hands, and benefit us at well as the business public, we hope merchants will distribute the ones they have on haul very judiciously. Ask your customers if they have had a oopy, and if not present them one. This will insnre a general cir culation, and prevent more than one paper getting into the Batne family. Bemem. her this and thus benefit yourself and the Enquirer. Marriage in Girard. On Tnesday night, at the Methodist Church, Mr. John Garrett, of the Alabama Warehouse, was married to Miss Eilen, eldest daughter of Mr. B. F. Giffard, Rev. J. W. Simmons officiated. The church was orowded with spectators. Dress Goods at a great sacrifice, at Peacock A Hwift’s. nov8 dJtwtf ^ An entire new stook of fine Jewelry has been received at Wittioh A Kinsxl’s Jewelry Store, French Spy To-Morrow Night. M'lle Zoe and troupe to-morrow night in the Opera House present the play of the “French Spy,” a thrilling drama of intense power aod interest. The papers of Augusta, Atlanta and Selma spaak most •favorably of the aoting of M'lle Zoe, and say she is supported by an excellent compa ny. We advise those fond of theatricals to attend the performance. Have you seen, at 83 and 85 Broad street, those elegant suits of Bedroom and Parlor Fnmiture, just received, which are offered at prioes so low that none need go sway unsuited ? Hookey A Warner. nov22 d6Ufcw8t Sentenced te he Hung. Ws learn from the Southern and Atlan tic telegraph office that Seaborn Walker, oolored, convioted of the murder of ^Mr. Mao Halliday, was sentenced yesterday at Seale, Ala., by Judge Cobb, of the Circuit- Court of Russell county, to be hang at that place on March 12tb. Put Under a Heavy Bond. The negro Adam Pitts, arrested in Union Springs, Ala., by polioaman Cash and Roberts, for throwing tha Mobile and Girard passenger train from the track, had a preliminary trial Friday at that place, and was required to give a bond of $1,000 for appearanoo before the Circuit Court. Being nnable to give the bond he waa sent to jail. His object was to kill Demoorata. He is a deaoon of^ the oolored Baptist church in Union Springs. LOCAL BRIEFS* Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant. This is the very best establishment of the kind in the country, and everything is retailed at wholesale prices. The fine stook of Liquors is being retailed at 15 cents. Call and be satisfied. octl4 tf J. W. Utah. An excellent assortment Bleached Cot ton Flannels at Peacock A Swift’s. nov8 d&wtf At the New York Store. A large lot of best Kid Gloves, cele brated patent brand, at #1,00 aud #1.50 a pair, in black, white and oolors, just received. oct28 S. Landaueb. The Finest Imported and Key West Cigars at Bub ler’s, No. 84 Broad Street. ootll-tf Carpets l Carpets t / Just received, a few oboiee patterns 2 and 3-Ply Carpetings, of new and beau tiful designs, at very low figures. Rooney A Warner. mov22 dfit&wSt Clothing. A fine and well selected stock of Cloth ing which must be sold by January lit, will be disposed of at a great sacrifice. . Stkausr A Goldsmith. —The steamer Wylly left about noon yesterday, with a fall freight and liat of passengers for the lower river. The Ju lia Is dua and will doubtless be at the wharf this morning. —The Baltimore Store has the warmest and best of overcoats and talmas at the loweat figures. —There waa a light white frost yester day morning. The day was bright and pleasant to 3 p. ui., when the skies were evercsst with clouds. —Hofflin, Rich A Co., have one of the largest stocks of male wearing apparoi in the country. —The Columbus manufactories paid out yesterday $12,000 to operatives as wages for the past two weeks. —Florida oranges—the smaller kind are selling by the box at two cents each. —If you would be stylish and comforta ble buy your clothing from the Baltimore Store. —Ducks are reported rather plentiful on tha river, and ihe lakes and pondB ad jacent. Several covies of partridges have been flashed in Bussell oounty. This is for hunters. —According to the law of Georgia, when a man is garnisheed and he answers that he owes nothing, he is entitled to lawyer’s fees. Business men have been much annoyed by frequent garnishments and have lost valuable time in attending and waiting on conrts. One got fifteen dollars the oilier day by answering—from a lawyer too; —The Democrats have won a great vic tory, but they will wiu a greater by call ing at the Baltimore Store and payiug for one of those olegaut suits to be fouud there. —Idleness is the nursery of crime. —Columbus shippers for the week end ing Friday night, paid out $232,200 for cotton. Where has the money gone ? —Gen. E. P. Alexander, President of the Savannah and Memphis Railroad, was in the city yesterday. Major H. Wilkins, of the same road, is in Columbus. Tho additional twenty miles were examined by the Commissioners of the State on Wednesday, who were exceedingly grati fied. It is expected that the survey will be re-ootnmenoed next spring to Childers- barg, on the Selma, Rome and Dalton road, and on to Coiiutb. —Oar market is now fairly supplied with Florida syrup. —If Bismark had bought his clothes from the Baltimore Store, he would havo felt so delightfully as to have released Van Aroirn loug ago. —Our policemen should not abase men they arrest, or insult them; more especi ally when the arrested parties make no re sistance. Officers arc not paid to do this. They mast be courteous. If they make an arrest they should do it kindly, if pos sible, and prevent suits against the oity. Brutal language is not to be allowed, no matter how poor and defenceless a man msy be. We advise those to whom such oonduct is displayed to report the matter at once to the authorities. We say this as a caution to those only that the cap fits. —If yon would be pleased with your self and have everybody admire you, yon have only to buy yonr clothing from the Baltimore Store. I am the agent for the Troup Factory and offer to the trade their 7 and 8 oz. osnaburghs aud 7 oz. checks and stripes. T. E. Blanchard, no22 tf 123 Broad Street. Grand Military Ball. On next Friday nigbt, the 27th instant, (he City Light Guards will give tho first of R series of Hops. They expeot to give those Hops monthly during the season, and will make them pleasant to all. The finest band of music in the oity has been engaged, and the danciug will be under the immediate direction of Profs. A. V. Robison A Son. Their armory Hall (the Rankin House Skating Rink) is the largest in the Sopth, and is well fitted up with ladiee’ and gentlemen’s saloons and other conveniences, and will accommodate all who attend. None should fail to attend this ball, as it will be worth the price of admission, and will be select in every re spect. Tickets for gentlemen only one dollar. Ladies free. Tickets for salo by Oapt. W. A. Little, Lieuts. F. L. Brooks and J. C. Cheney, Serg’ts H. F. Everett and G. T. Wil liams, and Priv. J. W. Arnold. Also, at F. L. Brooks’ Drug Store. nov22 2t-su&th Window Shades! A large and elegant variety just received t Rooney A Wabneb’s Furniture and Carpet Warehouse, nov22 dGAw3t] 83 A 85 Broad St. Grand Military Ball. The first of a serios of military bops will be given by the City Light Guards at their armory next Friday night. It will doubtless be largely attended aud a delightful affair. See advertisement for parties who have the sale of tickets. Price $1 for gentlemen; ladies free. The true road to prosperity is to buy only wlist yon are able to pay the cash for. Appreciating the faot, I have de termined to sell from this date for the cash. By adhering striotly to tois rule, I will be able to sell cheaper than when goods are to be “charged." Parties in debted to me will confer a groat favor by calling and settling promptly. • T. E. Blanchard, nov22 tf 123 Broad St. ENQUIRER: TWO BROTHERS. BY A. R. CALHOUN. (Re-Published by Request.) Sho taught tlia two boy# they must stand In his stead. Not uncommon boys with long uncommon names, The elder was John and the younger was James. near was their age they onjoy’d the samo games. The mother rcjolo’d as the biys grew to men, Sho felt there were two who would care tor her, when Sho beoamo weak and old, the' noarly so thon. They wont to one school and read tho same books. Work’d at the same work, till at last e’en in looks The brothers woro Uko as tho stars In the brooks. War came e’or they knew It, and swept o'er the land, John vow’d—“By the Union I'm going to stand.” Jim hoard him and said—as thoy stood hand In band, “The South Is the land from which father came, TU the land where sleep those who have borne our name,” . , , Thoy parted, but each lor d the other the 4. Till earth drank the blood of the bravest best, And Jim fell—flog in hand, upon Mission Bidge crest, John died In a charge on tha grey linos of Lee 'Neath the banner ho bore and hoped to sue free, When the war dos’d both soldiers were borne to the line, Jim in groy Irom tho Bidge, John In bluo from the “Mine,” And men said to the mother—“Theso soldiers are thine." On eaeh side of their father they sleep on the hill, Now ye, who ne'er fought, and who snarl the dead, Say, whoso was the bettor or braver blood shed, His who tell i bled ? Oh, mother—our country! Oh, spring or sklos I On jo nr breast brothers sleep. At your call flowers rlso O'or the blue and the grey—God only is wise. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1874. the Kldge, or at tha Mine The Narrow “Uuage" Store has fine fruit. See Troadaway. Blanchard sells the best dollar Kid Gloves in the market; also, keeps a larg< assortment of Harris’ Victoria, aud Pres- by’s Seamless Kids, Gents’ Kids for eve ning wear, at $1.25 per pair. [no22 tf KNOW ALL MEN That at the popular and long established Restaurant and Saloon of Chas. Hey man A Vo. tho host of Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro born publico. octl tf Removal. Dr. W. J. Fogle has removed his Dental Offiuo from the Georgia Home building to his new place of business, over Witticli A Kiusol’s store. Here he will continue tho practice of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry, and will be glad to meet his friends. oot2 tf The largest assortment of Gold and Kilver Watches is to bo found nt Wittich A Kinhrl’h Store, octl I eodAw 3m Go and See and Judge for Yourselves, Chapman & Verstille, DO Broad street, are selling Eagle and Kentucky Joaus, Virginia Cassiiueres, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Brown and Bleached Domestic, Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Trimmings, and Notions of all kinds, at satisfactory prices. Oct 25 tf. Money. How to make aud save money has been and will contiuuo to be the chief study of mankind. Among tho innumerable wuys an excellent one is to buy your goods of the one price, first-class dry goods house of Chapman & Verstille's. Oct 25 tf J. #/. BRAMHALL, (99 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.,) Watchmaker and Jeweler, will repair Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry neat ami promptly. Is also the only agent for the Singer Sev/ing Machines in Columbus, Ga., and ha i the only genuine Singer Company’s Needles for sale. Best Machine Oil, f huttleR, Attachments and Needles for all dachines always on hand for sale. Nee dles sent by mail. [nov3 tf Moved. T. S. Spear is now at No. 101 Broad street, in the Watch and Jewelry busi ness, and is ulso Agent for tho well known Remington Sewing Machine. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neatness and dispatch. I invite the visits of the pnblic gen erally. oct20 wltAdtf Last Chance. Bat a short time remains for tho pur chase of tickets in tho Fifth Gift Concer of the Publio Library of Kentucky. Agents have been notified to make returns from the 20th to the 25th inst.,but for tho convenience of those who may have failed to supply themselves through the agents, cash orders will be filled at the home office up to tho evening of tho 28th, and if any money should come too late it will be promptly returned to the party send ing it. novl4 19&23 Tho latest novelties in Neckwear at the Baltimore Clothing House. tf Colum it us, Nov. 21, 1874. Major A. li. Calhoun, Proprietor and Editor of Enquirer: I notico in to-day's issue of your paper a notice of ihe “Workingmen’s” meeting of Thursday evening last. I sec no reason why it should not have boon reported in duo oourse of yester morning; but as to that, it matters uot to me. What I have to say in the matter is of the reported remarks about myself. Tho reporter states 1 com plained of tho public schools. I suppose he moans of this city. If so, he states what is false, us I stated uttho commence ment of my talk that / teas in favor of public schools, lie states further that I personally object to tho principal of those schools. That is also false. As to tho sal ary paid to any persi>n at the rute of $1,800 per year, or any othor smu, as separate from extra compensation for ser vices reudored as Superintendent to tho Head Master or Teacher of the Grammar or High School, or whatever name it may bo oalled, I did object. And although tho writer of the notice says, “Wo know the workingmen do uot eudorse (his, or his remarks in geueral,” in answer to which I beg to inform the said writer of what hundreds of citizons of Columbus do not oudorso, who are both workingmen, mer chants and professional men : They do uot endorse a self-made board of trustees to disburse publio mouoy to tho amount paid in this oity. 2. They do not endorse the paymont of $1,800 to any one as Superintendent of Publio Schools. They do not endorse tho filthy condition in which the Public School for oolorod children is allowed to be kept. Boiug of opinion that it is well to teach cleanliness, carufuluoss, and other proper methods of conduct to the colored-classes, as woll as the book knowledge that may bo atlaiued in such schools by thorn. The amounts (I was informed by the city Treasurer) paid last year for Public School purposes in tho city of Columbus, was $9,100. Amount received from the State, $1,020.55— leaving this amount to be paid from tho city tuxes, $7,479.45. The wholo amount of tho statement I made before tho mooting referred to iu this note is, that out of the abovo there is tile sum of $1,300 uselessly giveu away for services not rendered. Respectfully, John Affleyaud. A Matter of Gladness• The reporter who gave an account of that mootiug Thursday, . was uever more amused thau when roadiug the card of Mr. Appleyard. It is exceedingly far cical tho id«a of f.o mauy men la boring under a false impression. All are exceeding rojoicod to kuow that Mr. Appleyard favors our Pub lio Schools and does not object per sonally to Superintendent Dews. What were all thoso words about bad grammar, Ac., for ? The reporter is able to answer only one of tho connuudruius pro pounded. Tho acconut of the meeting was not published Thursday hooause no paper wns published nt thiH office on Thnuksgiviug Day. With tho oilier things, tho “ifs,” &c., tho roporter has nothing to do. He ib ho rejoiced to kuow that tho schools huve a valuable supporter, that laughter wells from tho bottom of his heart. The world will now luovo on as before. If Alcoholic Stimulants nro taken into the blood tho lieurt works faster, aud this uunnhiral speed wears out the vital machinery. All iutoxicatiug nostrums advertised as “tonic**," “renovators,” Ac., produce this disastrous elt'eet, and should be rejected. Du. Walkeu’s Vkoktaiile Vinegtr Bitteus—au Iuvigoritul without the curse of alcohol—is everywhere sup- |>jantin^hos(^)oiHons^^^riovl2^v Joseph A Bro. arc daily in receipt of Now Goods purchased for cmbh, every variety aud style, of which for cash they will sell at the lowest figure, either wholesale or retail. Call and see the goods on hand, which are made in the State of Georgia, and boy home goods, thereby saving money and adding to the interests of your own section. nov8 tf ^ Kentucky Jeans, a new supply, at nov8 dJcw Peacock A Swift's. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOB OITY OFFICES. A Card. TO THE VOTES! OF COLUNHVS: I .nnouDM B/nlf * wnOldzU lor th. Bl.yor.lt, of Uio oity. novM tf 7. O. WILKINS. For Marshal. I announoe myself a candidate for re- election as Marshal of the oity of Co lumbus at the ensuing elootlon on Saturday, the 12th of December neat, novlft te* M. W. MURPHY. For Marshal. the offloe of Marshal, at the ap proaching Municipal election, on Saturday, tho 12th of Deeeinber next. noH te* GEORGE W. HAYNES, For Deputy Marshal. I unnounoe myself a candidate for re- election as Deputy Marshal of the city of Uolumbus, at the ensuing eleotton on Satur day, the 12th of December next, novlft to* WM. L. ROBINSON, For Deputy Marshal. iKtsu* We are requested to announce the name of WM. BURRUS aa a candl- date for the office of Deputy Marshal at the approaching municipal elootion. novl te* MANY VOTER8. For City Sexton. The friends of JAMES LYNAH, ^ present Sexton, respectfully present him as a oandldato for re-eleotlon. novlO_te* For City Sexton. ■ktxf* Wo nro authorised to announce the V s * name of ABRAM ODOM as a candl- date for Sexton of the city of Columbus, at the olection on Saturday, the 12th of Decomber next. octll te* People's Ticket. Cliff B. < 2d Ward—Wm. L. Clark, T. E. Blanch#ru. 3d Ward—C. A. Redd, Gkorob w. Brown. 4th Ward—L. E. O’Khbfm, J. C. Anmmws. ftth Ward—1. Josnpii, L. G. SOHDKSBI.KU. ftth Ward—Geo. K. Flournoy, Mautin E. Cortin. nov21 te TO THE VOTERS OF 00LUMBUS. Consider the following names aa Aldermen for the next yoar: 1st Ward—John H. Babb, R. B. Muhdooh. 2d Ward-T. K. Wtnnn, Willie Swift. 3d Ward—A. W. Brantley. T. O. Uovolabb. 4tli Ward—Jon Poutrr, B. Jackson. ftth Ward—Isaac Joseph, Henry Evbuntt. ftth Ward—Gbo. Flournoy, , Gilbr Williams. novl6 tf LINT OF LETT FUN. Tho following Is a list of lottors remaining in tho Postoffice at CoiuuibuH, Georgia, No vember 2lHt, 1874: Birch E Hrowno J P Britton mrs L J Buchanou inrs S Butts.I Chappell inrs F Coni A Cobb J M Cottraln W M Colquit J, 0 Cros.t tnlsi M Davis A Dudley rules E L Dudley mis# S E Low B Lyncli inrs A Mathewfl rnlss N S Martin inr# B Muh<ih mlfH N McGInty iiiIhh S WelJersh Cupt G Mono lev uirH A Mote uibs J Nohbs H O’Brien .1 Perry inrs A M Yiaillpn M Samlera mrs K Shepherd inius M Smith E Smith inrM M Spencer H Stephens W Thompson E Wilkinson D Galloway J Hill inrs L Hope fc Wilson Howard E Hunter J Jackson inrs 11 Williams J W Jeter mis# EE Williams F Jones mrs M, 2 vv miams mrs D UNM A1LAULK LETTERS. Alford J N Kingston, Ga. Anthony J M. Cuthbert, Ga. Board L, Apalachicola, FI*, Foster J A, Seale, Ala. Johnston J, City. Lyons mrs E, Now York. Lockhart inn* M A, Columbus, Miss. Partridge W H, Albany, Ga. T)iwest mls» L, For-yin, Ga. Wells B, HalnbrMtte, Ga. Williams A I), Chicago, 111. W. II. JOHNSON, P. M. Neb curls'* Pulmonic Syrup, FOB THE CUBS OF CONSUMPTION, COUOHS AN!> COLDS. The great virtue of this tn dlclne is that It ripens the matter and throws it out of tho sys tem, purities the blood, and thus effects a cure. SCHENCK’s BEA WEED TONIC, SOU TUE CUBE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, IbC. The Tonic produces a healthy action of tho stoinaoh, creating an appetite, forming chyle, and curing the most obstinate oases of Indiges tion. SCUKNCK’B MANDUAKE PILLS, FOQ THE CUIUS OP LIVBB COMPLAINT, &C. These Pill* are alterative, and produce a healthy action of the liver, without the loast dung' r, as they are free from oalomel, and yet flew Prints every week; Qrosgraln • more efficacious Jo restoring a healthy action Ribbons, all widths, 25 cents per yard ; j Dress Goods ot reduced prices; head- , These remedies are a certain cure for Con ..jraptlon, as tho Pulmonic Syrup ripens the quarters for Black Silks, Black Alpacas, matter and purities the blood. The Mandrako 10-4 Sheetings, Pillow Cose Cottons, Towels, Napkins and Table Linen, at Blanchard’s, nov22 tf 123 Broad tit. Pills act upon the liver, create a healthy bile, and remove all diseases of tho liver, often s cause of Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the stomach, makes a good digestion, and enable# the organs to form good blood ; and thus creates a healthy circulation of healthy blood. Tho combined action of these medicines, aa thus explained, will cure every case of consumption, If taken in time, and the uie of the uediolnes perse- Sommer Dress Goods at half-prioa; terad la. ■apply of aaperior Block Alpacoo, Fancy ! Ur. tMIunck I. profenlonoUr.t Mi principal Fail and Winter Drew Goods, wiling a#. corll * r 8,1,111 anl1 A,oh Pbllad.t . ...... phla, .vary Monday, wh.ro all l.tt*ra for ad tonuhingly low at ^ ' ma<t £ addr4 „^. ooll Chapman A Vbkstillk's. 1 tayWeodly Red and White All-Wool Flannels at, Peacock A Swift’s. | nov8 dttwtf Just Received: B EAUTIFCL lot New Prints; yard wide Blenched ])i»me*tio 10c. All-Wool llti'l uwl Whito Flannels 26c. American Alpacas, new shade#. 25o. Japanese Silks, full patterns, ijiio. Ail othor Dress Goods vory cheap. To Arrive Tuesday Next: Full lino of now stylos Silk .Scarfs and other fovelties Thu whole stock us i heap ns tho cheapest. F. C. JOHNSON A CO. novlft eodAw Scuta Mmiial Insurance Com’py ik.tH.ouw, Grft. AsseUon lat of May, ’74, 85«3,72G.3H Properly against Los« i Fire. Dividend No. 18. 46 pur cunt on prou urns, now ruady for dollvc'-y and payment. R. B. MuHDOiJII, Insurance Agent, \ 3in No. Broad Streo FOR COUNTY OFFICES. For Tax Collector. ■rsp* OAPT. CHARLES A. KLINK an- nouoes himself as a oandldato for Tax Collector or Musoogee County. Elootlon flrst Wedneaday In January. oo4 dfcwto* For Tax Collector. ir3f» I respectfully announee myself a can- dldato for Tax Collootor of Musoogee oounty at tho election on the flrst Wednesday in January next. oct'4 to* JACOB G. BURRUS For Tax Collector. S. B. GLEGHORN announces him self a candidate for tho office of Tax Collector or Musoogee county. Election flr»t Wednesday in January next. oot2 td For Tax Collector. iKkjif* 1 respectfully announce myself a can- * ^ dldato for Tax Collector of Muscogee ounty at the election on the first Wednesday In January next. oot9 tl JOHN A. HUFF. AMUSEMENTS. SPRINGER’S OPERA HOU8E. Mr. Ed. B. Brown....Proprietor and Manager Mr. James H Huntley Stage Manager Prof. Frank Saunders. .Leader of Comet Band Prof. John S. Gladney....Leader of Orohestra The Dramatic Event of the Season I Comnuncing Wednesday Evening, November 25tk. CwnMcng Wf4»d»y Ivwing, Ntnsbr Zfttk. First appearance In Columbus of ED. B. BROWN’S Elegant New Dramatic Co. I Pror. Frank Saunders' Gold and silver Cornet B and, and Pror. John 8. Gladney's Superb Orohestra! Talented Ladles and Gentlemen 2ft letly first olass exponents of the drama, ring each evening in the latest and most popular plays of ihe day. Wednesday Even'd, Her. Mth, will be presented ror the first time In this dty, with all the original mu»io, songs, soenes and mechanical efleets, -Lester Wallaok’a great ‘ fed In New York oity fur over 360 nights, entitled ROSED AL E! Or, THE RIFLE BALL, with a most powerful oast. * Entire change of programme nightly. 'Popular privts or admipslon. 'Procure reserved st at at Chaffin's Bookstore. Particular Notice.—'The Management mid '* ‘ “ ‘ “ ST MEDICINES. •00lM| pon tno y and sensation »1 order, are Mobil appeared. Grand Balooni Seronade each evening at o'clock by Pror Fiank Saunders' Gold un Silver Cornet Baud. HENRY E. WHEELER, nov21 3t Business Agent. 8PRINGER S OPERA HOU8E. •extraordinary Attraction for Two Nights Only Monday Even's, Now. 33d, M’lle Zoe, [The Cnban Sylph) In the great drama of the VZUDNOa »PY1 with a powerful oast o I oharaotors. Tnesday, Now. *4lh, Jknt Nearly all disease# originate from IndinUisa and Torpidity of tite Liver, and reliafisalwaM anxiously sought after. If the Liver 1# Rvinlatod in its action, health is almost inv&riablysecnred. Want of action in the Liver causes Headache. Constipation, Jaundice, Pain lb tha BhimUUn! Cough, Chills, I)izr.iuees, hour Stonach, Rad Twite In tho Mouth, Uillous Attacks, Palpitation of tha Heart, Depression of Spirits, or the Bines, and a hundred other symptoms, for which 81MM0ME* LIVER REGULATOR is the beet remedy that hi SVer been discovered. It acta mildly, effectaally. and being a simple vegetable compound, can do no injury in any quantities that It may be taken. It is harmless in every way; it hoe been used Air forty years, and hundreds of the good and great from all part# of the country will vouch for He being the purest aud beet. lineal' L1V4II KEIilMTOI, «r lediciae, la harmless, dr-.stic violent modlsine, re to cure if taken regularly, intoxicating beverage, Is a faultless family medicine, Is the cheapest medicine in the world, Is given with safety and the happiest results to the most delicate Infant, Does not Intrrfere with buslnoss, Does not disarrange the system, Takes the placo of Quinine unu Bitters of every kind, # Contains tho simplest and best remedies. FOR HALE BY ALL DRUGGIMTd* ftbft deodswly LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD. Attorney nt Law, Opelika, Alabama, THE UOUI allauooaa ai )f Alabama, l Court at •eplft Ukwtjanl HINES DOZIER, Attorney nt Law, HASILTOH, Ui M soy where “Pay me a i away.” W. A. Farlev* A.ttoruey«At"Zi«tw CUSSETA, Chattakooohem Co., Ga. 33»8poclal attention xlvsn to ooUactlon* RAILROADS. For Receiver of Tax Returns. nogee county ; olootlon flrst Wednesday In Jan uary next. My past management of the offleo will be my only referenoo for eompetenoy. To my many and valued “Nophews,” your “Unele Mike’’ will expoet oaoh aud every one to do Ills whole duty. So lot us all be up and doing. no24 te* >f. W. THWEATT. For Tax Receiver. I roapeotfully announco myself a can- dijgta f or Tax lleoslvor ot Musoogee oounty, at the ensuing elootlon In January noxt. FARLEY B. ADAMS. novia dlwkwto* To the Voters of Mnsooges. irSF- I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a Candidate for the offloe of Tax Re ceiver of Muscogee Connty, et the elootlon on the First Wedneoday In January. oct8-to T. O. REES. For Tax Collector. We are authorleed to announee the neme or DAVLS A. ANDREWS, Esq., as a oandldato for Tax Collector of Musoogee oounty, at the ensuing elootlon In January noxt. ootio dfcwtd* For Tax Receiver. I snnounoe myself e candidate for ^ Receiver of Tax Returns for Musoogee oounty. Election flrst Wednesday In January next. JORDAN L. HOWELL sej»27 deodfcwte For Clark of Sup.rlor Court. I respectfully snnounoe myself as a candi date for re-election to the office of Clerk of Su perior Court of Musoogee county. Elootlon flrst Wednesday In January noxt. sepiMtd JESSE J. BRADFORD. For Clerk of Superior Court. l^S^I respectfully announoe myself a can. dldato for Clerk of Superior Court, soliciting tho support of the publio. oc 13 -dte GEOHOE Y. POND. 4BHOLUTK DIVOKCK8 OBTAINED FROM courts, of dllluruut St-ituB, for dosortion, Ac. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted. Addrc##, M. IIOU3K, Attorney, MILLINERY. Novelties, Novelties. Novelties! M liS. OOLVIN A Nil MISS UUNNEI.LY rt-.upuclliilly infotin their Tlcnd* and the public gonerull) th thuya «• now opening the tmoiorsr stock of millinery that IiHti over Leon ollurud in ibid ..iurk 1, including aft tho Novelties ot tho son-■on. A Iso, Corsets, Gbivrs and Hosiery. ” ‘— “* Honal attention to tho gu wu arc prepared to soil 1 Ilmen No. lo» Brood St. r>r. T. W. IIENTZ, Dontiat, at tho Oenr- eek#, where ho will bo glad to any of his friends who may ueed sendees. hisQBTml ■NilAM tOOPER'k Grocery Store continues its well-earned larlty. Country produce Itought ami pold. goods always on hand. Tho old place. Stp24 ly Oysters at Wholesale. A WORD TO THE TRADE. H AVING perfected arrangements with Railroad and Express Companies, we are prepared to furnish OYSTERS BY THE CAR LOAD OR BBL , or in quantities to suit the Trade, dlreot from tho banks, and at prices which defy competi tion. and our Oysters are not taken out of th' water more than an hour before shipment, thus en abling us to lay Oysters direct from the banks, In Montgomery and surrounding cities, In less timb than they can be had from any other point on tho coast. For particulars aa to prices, he, send for Price List. D. P. WEST A CO., Montgomery, Ala. A3- Parties living in towns and cities In Northern Georgia and East and Middle Ten nessee, will do well to sond to us lor prloe list, Ac., as our shipping advantages are especially iu their favor. novlT it Montgomery^. Eufaula R. R. Change of Schedule, Taking Elf.ot Ootob.r I, 1174. ■iSfflYfyr MAIL TRAIN—DAILY. 4:00 r a 10:18 pm Jays and Saturdays with Boats ou Chattahoochee River, and dally at Union Springs with Mobile A Girard Railroad for Troy. Lave Kulaula 2:00 a M Arrive at Moutgouiury 7:48 am Commuting at Uuiou Springs with Mobile A CJirunl Railroad for Columbus, aud at Montgomorv with B. DUNHAM. Sup't. Leavu Montgomery.. Arrive at Kufnula... roads diverging. Jl-23 If A mild aperleat and gentle parge* five, recommended for the cure of all de rangements of the itomeoh, liver and bowila. By their timely use muoh sickness is prevent ed. The test or many year* have proven them to be the safest, surest and best of all the plllf ever offered to the publio. They parity the nlood, remove all corruptions end restore the diseased system to perfect health. Ae an Antidote to Uhllls nnd Power they have no equal. For Dyspepsia Ihty are a Speelde. For Mlek Headache and Billons Colle thoy are a sure cure. For Constipation, Btaeamatlem, Files, Palpitation of tho Heart, Fata la tko Bide, Back and Lolas, Merwome- neee, ^positive remedy. For Feamlo Ir- rega lari ties, without a rival. When one does not “feel very well," a single does stimulates the stomach and bow the appotlte, and Imparts vigor to the i Sold everywhere. Offloe, 18 Murray street, New York. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE I. easily tppll.il, Impart. . bstutlfal bbek or brown, nnd not. 11k# mngle. Tho boot tn tho world. Sold by nil drnfzl.t., Prloe U n box. Western Railroad of Alabama. 64* HOURS TO NEW YORK WKHTBHN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA, OOLUMkOS, Q A„ gept. 13th, 1874. TRAINS LBAVR COLUMBUS DAILY Fur Moutgouiury and Selma, 2:00 a. m. Arrive at Mnntg'y, - . 8.U0 a. M. Arrive at S«lma, • • 12:04 a.m. FOR ATLANTA AND NIW YORK At By Atlanta and Charlott# Air-Lint. Luavo Atlanta (1:00 p. m., C1IAKLOTTK 8:11ft a. m., Danville 3:27 p. tn. Arrfve at Wnetiington 4:30 a. m.,at Baltimore 0:30 a. m., at Philadelphia 1:30 p. iu., at NKW YORK 6:1ft p. m. Sleepiug Cars ruu from Atlanta to Charlotte. By K.nn.xw Route. Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. m., Dalton 10:28 p. a., Bristol 10:4ft a. tn., Lynchburg 10.4ft p. n. Arrive at Washington 0:4ft a. ai., at Baltimore 0:16 a. m.. at l'biladalpbia 1:30 p. m., at NKW YORK 6:16 Sleeping cars run from Atlanta to L>nchburg. TRAINS ARRIVK AT COLUMBUS DAILY from Atlaute and Now York, 6:37 a. m. from Montgomery and Selma • 2:2ft ». u. Tickets for sale at Unlou Passenger Depot. GI1A8.1*. HALL, General Snp’t. II. M. ABBOTT, Agent. (sepia tf CENTRAL RAILROAD. axifSkAL Bupkxintbnpert’s Ooici, ) CSNTKAL KaILEOA®. V Savannah, November 1, 1874. j O N AND AFTKR SUNDAY, 14TU INSTANT Passenger Trains on the Georgia Central Railroad, its Branches and Connections, will mu as follows: TRAIN NO. 1, 001NQ NORTH AND WKST. Leave bavsnnsh.. 8:40 am Leave Augusta 4 g Arrive in Augusta p u Arrive in Mllledgevllle iu:(»0 v m Arrive in Katonton n ; 5ft p n Arrive iu Macon 4/i p m Lcuve Macon fur Columbus 7:17 Leave Macon for Ku aula.,, RJOPW ...1<>:2»> 4 DRESSMAKING. Dress Making. M KH. BY N EH ART bee taken room, up stairs on Broed street, oppoelte Gawloy els', where she is prepared to Cut and soording to the Latest Vet terns Ledles* Also, will do Stamp- in agent for Smith's and Children’s Dressos. Leave Macon for Atlanta Arrive at Columbus Arrive at Kufauia Arrive at Ailaula.... 6:00am COMINO SOUTH AND HAST. Leave Atlanta 10:00 p m Leave Kufauia 7:26 p m Arrive at Macon from Atlanta 0:10 am Arrive at Macon from Kulaula 0:4» a M Leave Macon 7:16 a Lpuyo August*.... 9:06 a Arrive nt Augusta 4:00 p Arrive at Havutiuab ft:vft p TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WKaT. Leave Savan 11 sb...» 7:30 pm Leave Augusta 8:06 p Arrive in Augusta ft:6ft a Arrivein Macon 8.20 a Leave Mecou for Columbus 9:20 a Leeve Macou for Rufaula 9.00 a Leeve Macon for Atlanta 0:00 a Arrive in Columbus p Arrive in Kufauia 6:4o p Arrive iu Atlanta 3:06 p COMING SOUTH AND KA8T. Leave Atlanta 1: ’ft p Leave Oolumhus 2:30 p„ Leave Bufanln 8:60 a m Arrive in Macou from Atlanta *.. 7:10 p m Arrive Iu Macon from Columbus 7.. 7:26 p M Arrive Iu Macou from Kufauia 6:>o p m Leave Macon 7:36 pm Arrive iu Mj|!e<lgevllle 10:09 pm Arrive in Katonton 11:65 pm Leave Augu»U 8:06 p m Arrive in AugiiMta 6:R6 a m Arrive iu *!»tuutiah 7:15 A M Train No, 2, being a through train on the Cen tral lUilroaii, stopping only at wholo stations, passengers for half stutious cannot bo token on or put olf. Fasseugets for Milledgevllle and Katonton will take train No. I from Savauuab and Augusta, and train No. 2 from point* un the Southwestern Kail- Joad. Atlanta aud Macon. The Millodgeville aud Ratonton train runs dally, Sundays sxcept* d. WILLIAM ROGERS, ^e^^^^^^^^^^GenoraiJ3u|M|riutciidciit. Tke gkMtly record at deaths that result from pulmonary atieotlons U frightful. Thara la no disease that Is so lnslduoui la Ita attack as consumption. By tha neglect of “slight oolda*' they soon buoomu deep asatad and duly rumedlcs which, ir applied at the out set, would have averted all Tutt’a Expectorant has iunI valuable Lung discovered. A dlstlucuisbsd clergy* ■mum of New York pronouuces it the “great est blessing of the nineteenth oentury,” and says “no family skuufd be without it.** It la pleasant to tho taste, and a single doe# will often remove the most obstinate 00ugh, Uffloo 18 Murray street, New York, fablft daodawly OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. UK. JAS. T. WAKNOCK, Surgeon and Physician. Office at Slaughter’# Drug Store, Railroad street. BR. J. W. It. WILUAIM Offers his professional services. Office over R. M. Green A Co.’s, Chambers A R. tt. Streets. Millinery. MBS. C. V. BARLOW, Fashionable Milliner nnd Dressmaker. Sole Ageut of Hutterick A Co.’s Patterns. At Ibe late Baukiug House of bhsppard A Co., Opollkq, Ala. Ja23 • Notaries Public, U. B. HIGGINS, Being appointed Rotary publio tor Dee oounty, respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends. Holds Court 1st aud ltd Saturdays of eaeh month, at K. C. llol li Held's law office. Ja23 Dentists. 1. L. K. WITH, Kwatl.t, Dons Plate Work and Plugging dec23] terms. Chambers sfn Barber •hope. BIGNON ds TURNER, Berbers, South Railroad street, unuer Adams Hon dec23 Hotels. ADAMS HOUSE. Whan you go to Opelika, be sure to stop eft ft Adams House, opposite Passenger Depot, 4ec23 FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. suranoe Building, among ’ ‘ i by South IHAHL.ES OULEKAN. offloe now oocupled by Southern Company. Applj* augio tf MSiawan. lift Broad St. For Sale or Rent. M V FARM known as tbs Tbornpsonmm plaue, iu miles east of Box Springs JSr usoogee Bailroad. consisting of 607^b* acres—300 cleared, and balanoe well timbered and nearest the depot. Mr. Tom Persons now resides on the plaoe. Good framed and painted and eelled house; healthy and excellent neigh* borhoud. Prloe MLftOU oaffii. Terms madn known at my law office. JAMES M. RUSSELL. oot26 dfcwtf Columbus, Ga. Plantation Stock and ft ing Utensils for Bent. D ESIRING to give my undivided attention to law. I will rent or lease what In known as the Chappell farm, at Wartiaw stand, Ala., with a portion of the mules and all the Tarming utensils. About 800 acres off open land, gin house and Schofield prUML Labor can be had on reasonable terms. aaA earn bought at this time lor 75o per buajUl Jm the neighborhood, and ou the plaoe. Tha lam Is widely kuown as a most excellent ona. oel27 dfcwtf Law Office, Cola Mrs. M. R. Averett, Dressmaker, w. w. sharpe a co„ -^ylSHES to Inform her frlond. and cu.lom- Publishers’ Agents or* that .he ha» r.mor»<l from Troup .tr«t to th. oorn.r or Bridge »od Broad Hi.., iroutnw him Uarri. Brows'#. ***wlm No. 95 Park How, N.w York, Arw aalhorlMd aw Calnm Or AS* m,H.u' mrUatm * ** *"* *•*•** To Rent. X on Mobile and Girard liailroad. Loanftlem <ood for selling dry goods or grooarlMk Apply to W. S. Pollard, HurtvilfcL *T J. B. Jlade, at FonUine Warehouse, 0$tibu. Ga. JAMES F. RilflULL novr eodlm For Rent. EESSSSa, ■J°***-. Admlnistrsters’ Sale. N the ftth day ot November 1 _ sold at the late resldenea < III, In Wynn ton, the •ald eetete, eonrtottwgol H. H. KPPINO, A. M. BRANNON. Tamporar, AdmUMnUn,