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L (Colttmlm turairef. ol. xyi. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1874. NO. 282 TBBMS OF THI THE UEKIAS MEICHBTAU. ILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY •CEOOL3 IN ALHACK AMD LOfcRAINE—IKPOB aNQVZZU eWe months, in advnnoe. Is raontbs, reo months, “ ino month, “ EXULT ENQUIRER, OU6 JOSkT UNDAY ENQUIRER, ODO jeOT Iuhdat snd Weekly Enquires to- gother, one jesr Adverllilsf Bates, ....$8 00 .... 4 00 .... 2 00 .... 75c. 2 00 .... 2 50 3 00 i, “ I oo “ IS 00 “ 17 00 “ to oo “ 22 60 " /. 26 00 Bqntre 1 year 42 00 r The above is with the privilege of e change >rory three mnutlm. Fot yearly card* a liberal die* count will he made. The rate for every other day In Dally and every | week iu Meekly will be the same os Daily. For every other day in Daily the rate will be one-third ie.« than the Daily rate. For twice a week the rate will be one-half Daily ratoi. For advertisement* in local or reading columns 90 per cent additional will be charged. The Weekly rate* will invariably be one*third of the Daily. When an advurtieeuent in changed more than TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. iy Telegraph to Kkquim*.] DOMESTIC. —Cabinet routine yesterday. —The Oaio Legislature met yesterday. —It is reported Jutige 8wayne will soon retire from the Supreme Benoh. —Capt. Barrett, of the Sunday Herald, is seriously nick. —Between 300 and 400 men have been suspended from the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Debt statement: Decrease a trifle un der $ 125,000; iu Treasury $83,000,000 in gold; currency $10,500,000. —Senator Yulee, of Florida, denies that he is buying up slave claims, hoping that Congress will some day redeem them. —Specie shipments from New York to Europo, per City of Montreal yesterday, $100,0(H), including $30,000 engaged on yesterday. —An unknown vessel was ran down by the oyster tug May Flower, in Chesapeake bay. Five were drowned. Two clung to the rigging, and cue died of expoenre. —The committee of Jay Cook Sc Co.'s creditors say if the claims preferred against individual members of the firm are pro^n, there will hardly be anything left for the creditors of the firm. The meeting was orderly and will be con tinued. [ —In the Court of Appeals at Albany, N. Y , Evarts, counsel for Beeohor, ap peared for the bill of particulars, which would doubtless be vasty. Roger A. Pry or, counsel for Tilton, plead against the prematuro violation of the vastiness. The court took the papers. —The report of the Commissioner of Education, shortly to be submitted to Con gress, estimates the aggregate scholastic population of the 37 States and 11 Terri tories, between 0 and 14* years, to be 10,- 228,000. In expenditure per capita of school population, Massachusetts heads the list at $21.74. North Carolina re ports only 35 cents per capita of school popnlation. FOREIGN. —A London rumor is that the Cxar is insane. —The storm on the eaatern coast of Scotland and England has abated. News of wrecks of vessels and loss of life con tinue to be received. —Chester Campbell, alias Anderson, in jail at Ottawa, Canada, for forgery, shammed sick yesterday, and begged hie keeper to make up his bed. While the keeper was doing so, Campbell knocked hitnMown, locked him inside the well and escaped. , LOUISIANA IN WANHIMiTOlf. [ A SUPERVISOR CHUCKLES OVER BALLOT STUFFING. Washington, November 30.— General Fields is here for the purpose, it is said, of lobbying a joint resolution through Congress, legitimising the Kellogg rale in Louisiana. Major Shelly is here ostensibly in the interest of the levees. Election Supervisor Bonn, of Desoto Parish, is hero, northward bound. He is registered at tho taverns as N. Folson Bean, alia* Folsom. He claims a majori ty for tho Republican Legislature, and chuckles over the ballot stuffing exploits in various parts of the State. The objeot seems to be the review of the last election by order of Congress, leaving that under which Kellogg holds sway the one in fact. Insurance at Chicago. Chicago, November 30.—The commit tee of the National Board of Fire Under writers, who have jost visited Chioago to inspect the improvements made there with a view to safety against fires, are busily engaged in preparing their report, which was to be submitted to the Execu tive Committee yesterday. The resident manager of tha Imperial Insurance Oompahy of London, who is a member of the visiting committee, said ho thought that tho result of their obser. vations would be favorable to a renewal of business relations with Chicago, but it might be that the Executive Committee would decline to make any reoommenda- tiou further than to submit the matter to the several companies and leave to the judgment of their officers the propriety of re-establishing agencies there. THK WEATHER. Washington, Nov. 30.—Probabilities.— For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee snd the Ohio valley, clear or partly cloudy weather will prevail, with southeast to southwest winds, slowly ris ing temperature, and slight ohangaa in pressure. TANT DEBATE — BISMARCK SPEAKS PLAINLY—THK BMP IKK BEFORE PROVINCES. Berlin, November 30.— In tha Reich* stag to*day, the Alsace-Lorraine loan bill was taken up, and gave rise to a moat in teresting debate. The Deputy from Al sace and Lorraine took occasion in the course of the disoaesion to declare that they were opposed to the high endow ment of the University of Strasburg, and to other dueal grants to the provinces, because they were made in tha iuteresta of the Empire and not of tha provinces themselves. Prince Bismarek replied as follows: The question before us concerns Imperial intarests. It is not a question of Alsaoe and Lorraina. Tha university is for im perial purposes. Iu a wall fought war, in which we defended onr existence, we conquered the provinces for the Empire. It was not for Alsaoe and Lorraine our soldiers shed their blood. We take our stand upon the imperial interests, for which—and not for the soke of their own ecolesioatioal interests—we annexed these provinces. We have other grounds for action than those of the people whose past leads to Paris, and whose present leads to Rome. My own views respecting the creation of an Alsace and Lorraine Parliament, which, at first, were too san guine, have been modified since I be came acquainted with the attitude of the Deputies from those provinces, tinch a Parliament would lead to oontinual agi tation, and perhaps might endanger the peace of the empire. We shall be obliged to take more serious steps in regard to school matters there. We are not to permit the existence of elements which strive to hin der education. My action is to be guided by imperial interests. I shall mot be frightened from my oonrse by reproaches, threats or persuasion before an advanca is possible. We must be oonvinced of tho existence of a trustworthy element. We may expect a better discernment in the rising generation, and must, there fore, see that good sohools are provided for Alsace and Lorraine. At the conclusion of the debate the loan bill was referred to a committee. The bill to carry into effect the provis ions of the Berne postal convention passed its third reading. NORTH CAROLINA. THK BOND BILL—BALKIOH ITEMS. Relkoh, December l.—In the State Senate to-day Mr. Jenkins, of Cleveland, introduced a bill for the adjustment of tho public debt of the State, which bill provides for the issuing of new bonds, payable at the expiration of thirty years, and bearing six per cent, interest, to be exchanged for the old bonds in the follow ing manner: The Treasury shall exchange the new bonds at the rate of twenty-five cents on the dollar for bonds issued since the war, but under acts of the Legislature adopted be fore the war; shall pay 1G$ cents on the dollar for bonds issued during the war for internal improvements; shall pay 12} cents on the dollar for bonds issaed for funding the interest on the pablio debt of the State under act of the Legislature of 1867-G8; shall pay 10 cents on the dollar for bonds issued since the war under the ordinanoe of the Convention, and the several acts of the Legislature, not to in- elndo the special tax bonds. The bill was referred. Thc'_ Federal Court met in this city to day, Judge Brooks presiding. The M E. Conference, South, of this State meets in this city to-morrow, Bishop Marviu, of Missouri, to preside. Cheap Transportation Convention. Richmond, Va., Deo. 1.—The American Cheap Transportation Convention met here at 10 o’clock this morning. Presi dent Josiah Quincy, of Massachusetts, being in the chair. Hoc. A. M. Keiley, Mayor of Rich mond, made an eloquent address of wel- come, which was very happily responded to by the President. A committee on credentials was appointed, and the Con vention recessed till 3 p. m. About seventy-five delegates are pre sent and more expected to arrive. The Convention reassembled at 3 'clock. John F. Henry, of New York, presented the report of the Committee on Creden tials, showing that about one hundred delegates were present. Z. D. Thusber, of New York, read an able report on transportation, in which he aketohed the history of railroads, dis cussed their relations to the people, show ed the evils of their construotioa and management, and pointed out remedies in general railroad laws oud the oontrol of through lines by the General Govern ment. # He disoussed the relative merits of ea nals and trans-continental railroads, and argued iu favor of the latter. The report was referred to a committee of one from each State represented, to be appointed by the various delegations. A similar committee on resolutions was also ordered. Recess till 8 p. m. THE PHILADELPHIA FEED. the past week that it was judged best to set thorn at rest by au explioit and author itative contradiction. No sale of the Press has been made, nor is any contem plated. There will be no transfer of the paper on the first of January next, which remains now, as it always has been in the hands of Hon. John Forney. Thera will be no ohaoge in the editorial oharge of the Pres* with tho new year. Haights Templar at New Orleans. New Obleanh, December 1.—The nine teenth annual conclave of the Graud En campment of Knighta Templar of the United Htates, begun in this oity to-day. The proceedings were opened by a large prooession and an addraaa of weloome. Delivery tof M. W. Miobael E. Girard, Grand Master of Masons in Louisiana, and a fitting response on behalf of the Grand Encampment by V. E. Sir James H. Hopkins, its Deputy Grand Com- wander. Ihe triennial oonclave then formally opened. Every State subordinate is fulty represented. Grand Master M. E. Sir, John O. A. Fellows, of Louisiana, deliv ered his official massage, covering his transactions for the past three years—a lengthy document of great interest to the order. Recess was then taken until to-morrow. Henry Clews St Co. Declared Bank* rnpla. New York, December 1.—In the United States Co Art to-day, before Judge lilatch- ford, Mossrs. Henry C1«wh Sc Co., having failed to answer in bankrupt proceedings, were adjudicated bankrupts, on the peti tion of Arthur Cooper, trustee of their London firm, and fifteen creditors iu this country, who state that they represent one quarter of the number and a third in amount of tho creditors. MARKETS. ■ T TELEGRAPH TO ENQUIRER. Money and Block Markets. London, Pec. 1 —Street rate 8%. Console 93. Erie 24024)4. Paris, December l — Rentes QIC. and 90c, Naw York, Deoember 1. — Stocks active. Moneys per cent. Gold 112. Kxcange— Ion* 486*4; short 490%. Governments dull. State bonus quiet. Naw York, December 1.—Money more active and higher at 5 per cent. Exchange dull at 486%. Gold l!l%6ll2. Govern menu dull, but steady. State bonds quiet and nominal. Cotton Markets. Liverpool, Dooomber 1. — Noon — Cotton heavy; uplands 7%. Orleans 8%; salat 10,0 D bales, Including 2,000 for epeouiotlon aid ex port. Cotton to arrive Mt cheaper. Sales u - *■ w * ‘ -Clow go— ....... February, 7 9 16. Sale* on basis of mid'ding uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in Deoember and January, 7 946. Sales on a basis of middling uplands, nothing below low middlings, shipped fn January anu February, 7%. Sales on basis of middlings uplands, nothing below low middlings, deliverable ia l)ooeuib*r and January, 7 7-lfl. 8silos on basis or middling uplands, nothing below low middlings, deliverable in February and March, 7%. 2:10 i*. m.—Or sales to-day 6,000 bales were American. Niw York, December 1.—Cotton dull; sales 1,060 bales ; uplands 14%; Orleans 11*4 New Yosk, Dooember 1.— Cotton—Futures opened a shade easier as follows: Deoember 14 llW2@21-d2; January 14%029-32; February 16*46942: March 16 6-l80%A.prU 16 1-16. New York, Dooember 1—Cotton heavy; sales 1,298, at 14%015%; net reoelpts 666. Futuros closed .steady: sales 35,300, as fol lows: December 14 9-16® 19-32; January 14 27-32: February 15 3 lfl: March 16 7-32; April 1618-16; May 1001-16; June 16U-320%; July FOR SALE AND RENT. For Sale or Bent. M Y FARM known as the Thompson jMW place, VA miles east of Unx SpringsPRF on Musoogee Railroad, consisting of to7 —A— acres—300 cleared, and balance woll limbered and nearost the depot. Mr. Tom Porronsnow re.-ldes on r he placo. Good framed and puinted and ceiled house ; healthy and oxcollent neigh borhood. Price 42.50 * cash. Terms made known at my law office. JAMES M. RUSSELL, oct25 dkwtf Columbus, Ga. For Bent. O FFICES AND SLEEPING AgL ROOMS In tho Georgia Homo In- KHI surance Building, among which ia the®"™* otfloe now ocoupltd by Southern Lite Insurance Company. Apply to ' CHARLES COLEMAN, aug80 tf 116 Hroad St. Plantation Stock and * arm ing Utensils for Bent. T'tESIBING to give my undivided attentloL LJ to law, I will rent or lease what is known as the Chappell farm, at Warrior Stand, Ala., with a portion of tho mules and all tho farming utensils. About 800 acre* of open land, gin house snd Schofield press. Labor can be had on reasonable terms, and oorn bought at this timo lor 75o per bushel In the neighborhood, and on the place. The farm la widely known as a mo»t excellent one. JAS.M. RUSSELL, Law Otfloe, Columbus, Ga. Executor’s Sale. A GREEABLY to an order from the Honor able the. Court of Ordinary or Muscogee oounty, will be s Jd on the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal hours or sale, In front of the auotlon house of Ellis A Harri son, In tho eity of Columbus, that very desira ble property known as the Catnak placo, In the village of Wynnton, the same comprising a large two-story house, nearly now, with base ment, containing In aUtwolvo rooms, with out houses attached, and about ten aoreB of land. Also a lur^e and desirable lot of household furniture. Sold as the property of Thomas Camak, decoased. l-32@%; July Doccmber 1.—Cotton dull; 1621 32011-10. PniLADaLf* middlings 15. New Orlkanb, Decomber 1.—Cotton—easy demand, firm; middlings 14%; low middlings good ordinary 13; net receipts 1,387; sales Savannah, Decembor 1.—Cotton qulot; ; r „iW Galveston, December 1 —Cotton atedy; middlings 14%; net reoelpts 2,054; exports to Great Britain 4,090; sales 2,381; stock 67 416 Charleston, Deo. 1.—Cotton easy; mid dlings 14, low middling Jl3%, good ordinary 13-%; net receipts 2,977; exports to Great Brit ain 2,820; sales 3,600; stock 62,856. Morilh, Dooember 1—Uotton steady; mid dlings 14014%: not receipts 2,649; sales 2,600! Stock 48 373. Mkmvhib, Dooomber 1,—Cotton qulot and weak; ml idlings 14; net receipts 2,248; ship- meats 1,207; sales 1,600; stock 48,136. Boston, December 1.—Cotton dull: middlings 16%; not receipts 211; sales 600; sto k 10,000. Baltimore, December 1.—Weak; middlings 14%®%; sales 500, spinners 140; stock 17,806. Norfolk, Deoember 1.—Quiet; middlings 14014%; net receipts 1,436; sales 600; stook 29,120. Provision Markets. Liverpool, December 1— Breadstuff* quiet. Naw York, Dooomber 1.—Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull and drooping. Corn quiet. Pork steady. Lard quiet. New York, December 1.—Coffoe quiet. Su gar nominally unchanged; lair to good refining 8%08%; prime 8%; stook 64,564 hogsheads, 63,- 801 boxes,20,682bugs; refined quiet. Molasses —by auction to-day 7,000 barrels Now Orleans sold ut 65064%—latter prlco for choice, which Is lower; foreign dull. Rico quiet. Pork firm audquiet; Western ino-s 621 oo. Ueof quiet. Lard lower: prime steam 13%®14, closing at Whlskr • *--•* - • • 13=%. v *1 02%. key dull aud a shade easier St Assignees’ Sale. lue auuuou ujuse ui uim at tiarrisuu, lumbas. Ga., commencing at 11 o’clock the following real estate, boing a part of the property of John King, Uaukrupt, to wit: l'ann, and about 60 acres at tho house. 2d. The Houses and Farm known as the Ruse place, on tbe Hamilton road, about two mil*-* trora Columbus, Ga., containing about 162 acres. Torms, half cash; balance In twelve months, with Interest. W. L. SALISBURY, JOHN PEABODY, Assignees of John King. Ualtimork, December 1—Flour quiet and prices unchanged Wheat firm for Southern and quiet and nominal tor Western, with uu- ohanged pr.ccs. Corn strong; whlto Southern soar • . 8201 ed. Provisions firm. Mess pork |2l'00021 36. Bulk meats irrcguLr; receipts Increasing; shoulders 7%®8%; cloar rib sides 10%@11%, the outside price for fully cured. Bacon Arm and unchanged. Sugar cured hams 14016. Lard- refined 15. Western butter steady; choice tub 35. Cincinnati, December 1.—Flour steady. Corn steady at 70. Provisions dull and de clining. Pork lu fair demand but lower at 820. Lard ois'or; st< am 13%; kettlo 14%@% Ha -small business and unchanged; shoulders c'oarrlb 13%; clear 14. Whiskey steady at 98. Louisville, December 1.—Breadstuff's un changed. Bacon—market bare. Sugar eured hams 12!u;l9. Lard—tiorco 14%; keg 16% Whiskey os. St. Louis, December 1.—Flour firmer for low and medium grados: little doing. Corn quiet and unchanged, whiskey steady at •V I* ’revisions—in some Instances holders are disposod to sell, but generally buyers and Boil ers aro apart and 'markot weak with down ward tenuonoy; nothing dono in any article. Chioago, December 1.—Flour dull and un changed Corn dull and declining; No. 2 mixed 73; new 88%: rejeclod old 66; new 63. Whl’key in good demand at 97097%. Pork unsettled, dull, and li.wor at $19.76 L ird In fair demaud, but lower, 13%. Rosin, Ac. NbwYork, Decemi' tt4%036. low qalet. JOS PRINTINC. GILBERT’S PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY. S AVIXO EXTENSIVELY EE FUR- Id mjoBm, Uutl.ly.tla. of U.kulMM mmo. whloh 1. now op*nl*(, with MW n.to- rtal, I ut txtUr pr.puU Uu .nr to ilo orory duorli'tlon or work doolrod by Merchants, Corporations, Societies, Railroads, Steamboats, And the Publio Generally. An examination or Prloei and Stock li ask ed, guaranteeing Good and Reliable Work manship, with Promptness. Georgia and Alabama Legal Blank. Railroad Raoalpt Book. For the different Reads, or various sit at, al ways on hand, and also made to onfiar at short notice. In fact, the establishment Is complete, and faoilltles ample to do every description of work, from a Visiting Card to a Poster, ami from a Receipt Book to a Royal Ledger, or a largo Quarto Volume. IN THE DEPARTMENT OF BOOK BINDING, Many additions have been made during tbe pastssason, and It Is now very oomplete, and work In that Uneoannot be surpassed for finish and durability. Having an Immense quantity aud large a» sortmeat of Type, seven Presses run by Steam Power, and one or the most extensive stocks of Paper, Bill and Letter Heads, Cards, Tags, Ac, ever brought to Columbus, so delay oan ooour, or satisfaction roll to be given, both in Prloe and Quality of Work. Remember the plooe, OLD lUR All TIMES OFFICE, * (Opposite New Poetotfioe Building) ■aadelph Itrcsl, Uelambas, Ga. My Country Friends and Patrons will please remember the shove, and send their orders to THOS. GILBERT, aug 26-t: Columbus, Gs. Lawyers. JOSEPH F. POD, Attorney at Law, and Judge of County Court. Practice in all other Courts. Office ovsr store of W. II. Roberts A Co., Broad Bt. jaSA ■UMOEED OHANOES IX THAT PAPAR DENIED. Philadelphia, Deoember 1.—Tbe fol lowing appears in tho Press: The rumors of the sale of, or transfer of the Press property and management have been so rife, and havs assumed suoh shape daring novl7 dtd . Assignees’ Sale. rv,N tho first Tuesday in January L-_- we will sell ut publio outcry, In front oi K art of the property of John ) wit: No 1. An undivided half Interest In tho premises known ui tho Lowell Warehouse, sit uated in>tliu city of Columbus, and upon city of city lot number 829, fronting on Front street and between Crawford and St. Clair streets, being the late residence of Zack King. No. 3. Tiio premises known as the rosldcnco of J. W. Barden, on the corner of Broad and Fulton streots, being oltv lots numbers 117 and 118. each containing half an acre, more or less. No. 4. 6 Shares stock Mobilo A Girard Rail road Company 8 Shares stock Columbus Ice Manufacturing Com tany. 20 Shares stock Columbus Industrial Asso ciation. 25 Shares stock Cotton States Life Insur- Company. Goorgla, of $1,000 each. W. L. SALISBURY, JOHN PEABODY, deel dtd Assignees of John King. Administrator’s Sale. W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday In Jan uary next, at the usual place of public sales In the county or Muscogee, us tho prop, •rty or James Bond, duo’d, that desirable pleco of property in the village of Wynutoi known as the residence of do eased at the time of hi- death, und since occupied by his widow, Mrs. S. E. Bond. This house and lot was set apart to the widow as dower in tbe lands of deceased lying in Muscogee county, and the salo will only include the estate’s remainder interest after the expiration of the wldow’i Ufa estate in the t roperty. Sold in pursuance ol an order of the Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county. Terms—12 For 8ale Low. A SCHOLARSHIP IN THE MEDICAL COL- LEOK AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. uov6tf APPLY AT THIS OFFICE. Ja20 SAMUEL B. HATU11 Kit, Attorney at Law. Office over Wittich k Kinstd's J. M. McNEILL, Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law. Practice, in courts of Georgia and Alabama. Office 128 Xroad 8t., (over 0. A. ltodd k Co.'s) ipaclal attention giveu to collections. Jail IHRRAM * CRAWroitlM, Attorneys at Law, Will practice in the Btato and Federal Court, of A. A. HOSIER, Attorney nnd Goss steel lor nt Law, Practices lu 8tate and Federal Court. In Georgia anJ Alahanm. Office 126 Broad • t., Columbus, Ga. JaO Mask H. BtANbroam Loms V. Garrakd. ■LANDFORD A UAKRARI6, Attorneys nnd Gonnnollorn nt low. Office No. 67 Broad stroet, over Wittich k Kin- sul's Jewelry Store. Will practice iu tho Btate and Federal Courts. Jab. M. Hu.sill. Ohas. J. BwtrT. BUffiMELL A SWIFT, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Will practice in the Courts of Ooorgia (Chattahoochee Circuit and Alabama. Office over 0. A. Rudd A Co.’s store, Broad street, Coluiubun, Uu. jul L. T. DOWNING, Attorney aud fttoltcitor. U. 8. Coni'r and llugislur iu Uunkrut'tc). Office nov2*J| over Brooks' Drug Store, Columbus, Uu. K. J. NONEN, “ ’ Attorney aud Gounaollor nt Law, Georgia Home Insuranr Dentists. W. F. TIGNKK, Dentist, Opposite Strapper's building. Randolph bt. GOLGMBm DENTAL KOOMM, W. T. Po.»l, Prop’r, Georgia Home Building, Columbus Goorgla. Builders and Architects. J. €1. CHALMEKN, Hoaao Carpenter nnd Bnlldor. Jobbing done nt short notice. Plans and specification* furnished for all style •f buildings Uroad Street, next to Q. W. brown'., Boots and Shoes. WELLS A CURTIS, No. 73 Broad St., Sign of tho Dig Hoot, DKAI.XUB IN Boots nnd Shooa, Leather and Findings. Give prompt and c.iroful attention to orders b^raall; pay the highest market prlae for N. B.—Plasterers’ Hair always on hand. -UL 29. PICTURE FRAMES! whieh they want a Frame. To meet thoso wants, wo have tnado a SPECIALTY of these goo's, and now have all the new styles of Oval and Si ” — French Flro Gil ares, Gluts. new und ; retty ; and are well prepared to fur nish Frames of >my size, from the smallest curd to tho largest, lor (Jhromos, Oil Paintings, Ac. Wo keop a good stock of Walnut, Gilt and other Mouldings, and muke Square Francs lor any size pictures at short notice. Our stock of iihromos, Illuminated Texts, Mottoes, Ac., Is largo and well assorted. Our prioes ure very low, and we know we cun please all wanting these goods. Give us a trial. J. W. PEASE & NORMAN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, novl doodAwly • CoLUiinua, Ga. December SECOND AND LAST Grand Gift Concert in aid or THB Masonic Relief Association Of Norfolk., V*. Day Po.itiv.ly Fixed I TUESDAY, 29TH DEOEMBER, 1874. LA8T CHANCE! Il 30.000 Tickets—0,000 Cash Gift*. $800,000 TP© bo Oivon ▲wityl One Grand Cash Gift of $80,000 One Grand Cash Gift of One Grand Oath Gilt of One Grand Oash Gift of 10,000 One Grand Oath Gift of - . . 6,000 One Grand Oash Gift of - - • 2,600 One Grand Oash Gift of • 2,000 16 Oash Gift, of |1001 aach - - 16,000 28 Oash Gifts of 600 each . . 14,000 48 Oash Oiflt of 260 each - . 10,760 79 Oash Gilts of 160 eaeh • . 11,860 260 Oash Gifts of 100 each • . 26,000 678 Oash Gilts of 60 eaeh - - 28.900 6000 Oash Gifts of 10 eaeh - 60,000 6000 OASH GIFTS, aggregating - JUo.QOO PRICE OF TIOKETS. Whole Tickets, $10; Half Tickets, $6; Quar ter Tickets, $2 M; Elavan Tickets, $100. For tlekats, circulars, Ac., address HENRY Y. MOORE, fise’y, Nwrfolk, Va, nov26 deodAwtd Eagle Drug; Store. Home Made Fertilizer.! MONEY SAVED! MONEY MADE! W E propose to koep full stocks of, and tha heat articles of AU of whloh wo will sell at tho lowest prices for oa»h. DR. PL O. HOOD will be with us, who has hod practical cxi criencu In these articles, and who cun give valuable Information with regurd to 1 hem. nov28 cod aw M. D. HOOD A OO. Plano Tuning, So. E. W. BLAU, Repairer and Tuner of Plaaoee, Organs and Accordeons. Sign Painting also done. Orders may be be left at J. W. Poses k Norman's Cotton Faatorloa. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING OO.. Manafacturan of hghlrtlag., ..d (.wla, ..d KallUai TfctMd. 0*rd. Wool ud eriad. Wluat ud Owa- o.llc. I. rw of Wittich * Kltu.1'., Rudolph it. i.l« 11. II. cnihTON, Frurtud. MUMW41IR MANUFACTURING CO. Of BHKKTINQfl, 8UIRTINQ8, YARN, R0PR, $0. OOLUMBU8, OA. 11. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. SWIFT, secretary k Traasaror. octal ly. Watchmakers. C. SOHOMBVBO, Practical Watchmaker and Jswslsr, fiueceMor to L. Ontowsky, 106 brood stroet, Jail Columbus, Os. C. II. LKUUIN, Watchmaker, 134 brood street, Columbus, Go. Watches aud Clocks repaired in the beet man- or and warranted. Jail Doctors. DR. I. A. URQVHART, Offlee removed to tha Drug Store of E. U. Hood St Brother. Sleeping apartment at former residence, on the oornerot Kendolph and Melatoak airaau, opposite the residence of Mr. Wm. Beach. DR. 14. R. LAW. Office coruer Broad and Randolph streets, Burras' • building. Residence 00 Forsyth, three doors below It. Glair. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., * OO., Hoiioa and Sign Pain Ure, Old Oglethorpe corner, (just north of postoffice) Columbus, Ueorglo. fn Pal nfhet.... laprft Barber Shops. LOU 18 WELLS* SHAVING SALOON, (SucoeMnr to II. Utaet,) Under Georgia Uame Insurance Building. Prompt and polite barber* in attendance. Ja26 ALEX A NAM, J»8 Bakskos, Bt. Claul fltassT. ED. TERRY. Barker, Crawford Bt., under Rankin Uouse, Columbus, Go. Boot and Shoemaker? WM. MKYKIt, Boot and Shoemaker. Dealer In Leather aud PindiiiKS. Next to C. A. Redd k Co.'s. Prompt and strict attention given to orders. jnll Tailors. O. A. KCEUNK, Merchant Tailor aud Cutter. A full stock of French and English broadcloths Caasimerta aud Vtstiti*.. nprl6 No. UU brood Street. HENRY SELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing Done in the best style. Dress-Making. Mill M. A. HOLLINGN WORTH, Dr.sa-M.klng, Cutting and Fitting. Teriuncheap Residence and simp in Brownevillo. novl6 Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Warkor In Tin, Bheel Iron, Copper. Order* from abroad promptly attended to. 8TOVES AND TIN WARE Stoves, Stoves NATHAN CBuWN,^ (Opposite 8an Office) |BHB| Columbus, Ga., TIN WARE, at wholesale aad retail. Manufacturer of TIN. 8URRT IRON AN COPPER WORK. Roofing and Guttering done promptly and In tbe beet mauner. He solicit* a call, feeling assured that he can give entire satisfaction. AD* Price as low as tbe lowest. Come and see before ron bay. imIX sodawtf To Rent. Apply ndo, at Fontaine Waroh' nov7 codlrn a rw nmiume, uuiuui'iui>, VIA J A MLS F. MARSHALL. IN II AM COOPKR'H Grocery Store continues its well-earned popu- Just Received: Bleached Domestic 10c. All-Wool Bed and Whit# Flannel* 266. American Alpacas, new shades, 26c. Japanese Silks, lull patterns, $10. AI1 other Dross Goods very cheap. To Arrlv. Tu,td,y Next: ! Fall lino of new style* 8ilk Hoard and other Novelties I The whole stoek aa c heap as the cheapest. F. 0. JOHNSON A CO. Confectioner*. I. a. STUUt’FEll, Candy Manufacturer AND DCALKB IN All kiade of Confectionery and Fruit*. Stick Candy IX cent*. Full weight guaranteed iu each box. Ia*4 Tobacco, Clears, Oo. sun MRI. ^ir >uu VMlt to eujuy . ,0*1 BMOk., ,0 t. bi. ... C. I-OPES, Umler In w4 ImIMint •( Fla. Cigars, Grooera. DA PPL R. RUE, ealer in Family Groceries, on Bryaa atteet, be tween Oglethorpe k Jackxoa atreet*. $V No charge^for drayage. dec7 J. H. HAMILTON, Wholesale and Retail ttraeer. Junction of Franklin, Warren k Oglethorpe Ht*. No rhurgo for drava**. sen! t LAWYER*. FERN M. WOOD, Attorney at Law, Opelika, Alabama, HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, HAMILTON, III., or.nv. n. "Paj 1 away." W. A. Farley, R.ttornoY«At*Zj*w OUSSETA, OuATTAMOoonm Oo., Ga. AVSpoclal attention given to aolleetloe* Hotels. PLANTERS' HOTEL, Next to Columbus Hank Building. Porters stall the trains. Jal3 MRS. W. F. HNIDKR, Propr’s*. Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT TUOMPMOft, Livery, Rale and Exchange Ntablim Oeuviiosrf, Noam or Kanuoli u Urs., •ctao Columbus, Ga. A. UAHMKL, Livery assd hale Mlables, OeuTUQKPs Hr., Columbus, Ua. Particular attention giren to Feeding aud 8ah of file W. Horses and Mules boardod id etnldes l>y tin month or day. net29 Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stall* No. 10 and 18, Market House. Freeh Meats of every kind und tost quality Jqll always ou bund. J. T. €0014, Preala Meat# of All Minds, sep6 Htails No*. 15 and Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP E1VLEB, Gun and Lockswith, Crawford street, next Johnson's corner, Columbus. Ga. j 1>i-. T. W. HENTZ, Sontlat, OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. DR. JAB. T. WAKNOCK, Surgeon aad Phyoldam. Office at Slaughter's Drag Btora, Railroad street. Hotels. ADAM. HOUSE. go to Opelika, be *ara to stop at tho ■ House, opposite Passenger Depot. DRESSMAKING. MBS. LAMON ._]) notify the Ladle* tha. tnkon Room* over Popa St Long'* Hhoe IN THE LtTEST STYLES, ir^tronage 1* respectfully solicited. Store, No. 104 oa*t fide Brood atreet, where she I* prepared to tiUT AND MAKE DRESSES IN T Thclrp novdi Dress Making. RS. RYNKHART h.l Uku room, up ”—' ——* t otpoelte <*' —-- -—- — f.-Spared to t M 1 . V> 4Le Latoit Patterns Ladle*’ awls’, where the is pr*j WILLIAM 8CHOBBK, Qnn and Locksmith and dealer in Guuuing Ma terial*. last of Strapper's Coiift ctlunary. and Uhlldraa’f Dresses. Also, will do Stamp- SR « ■k° | J notice; and Is agent for Smith** Skirt Elavator. Glva her a soil. novl2 d'iw Mrs. M. R. Averett, Dressmaker, ■^^'ISHES to Inform her Irlendi and custom ers tl^at f-he ha* removed from Tronp street to tho corner of Bridge aad Broad Ste., fronting L MIS* Uarrl* Brown'*. nov4 diwlut