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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1874.
City plotters.
VO 1.11 MRU a DAILY MAM KMT,
Pisascial —Comnerrsl Lilia ea Haw York
14 par ceac dUcoaat; on Boston *4 par east, die
coant; on Ssrannah \i par cant ; damand Lilia
on Boston M |»«r cant. Banka ara Bailing ebaaka
an Naw York at %e. premium; Savannah, At
lanta and Montgomery at Vfi- Currency loana
101 'A per cant par month. Quid and ailver
nominal. Currency tea roe.
Cotton.--Market ateady. The warahonaea quota
aa followa:
Inferior... _ ffi—
Ordinary and atained 11 0*
Good Ordinary 13 O—
Low Middlinga l»*/i0l»X
Middltnga 13^0-
Qood Middlinga 13%©1*X
Salaa 637 be lea. #
Receipts C18 balaa—146 by M. A O. R. R.; 4u7
by wagoua ; 43 by N. A 8. R. R.; II by W. R. R. ;
00 by river; 9 by 8. W. R. R. Shipment* 640
bales—97* by 8. W. R. R. ; 174 for home
eamptlon ; 94 by W. R. R.
ftaiLT ataraHanv.
Stock on hand Auguat Slat, 1174 1,886
Mmrriaan Tkamaa Sentenced
Fear* *n IA« panitantimrf-i
Ravi#, Mina Mantka an
Chain «•»*#.
6’8
Skipped to-day
“ pravionaly...
82,905—33,013
84,649
640
14,614-26,164
•took on hud
(..a Dti Ij.it
9,4*6
-«U|W 3144,1873, 1,177;
ru.lT.Kl Mne d.j 480; total reclpt. t1,7:l2; >hlpp«l
Mta. day 104; total ibitimanta 10,962; itock 10,469
MlM 513. MidifTlng. I4>/c.
U. S. Ponra.—ltu.i|jU for 6 dayi 13-2,149; .iporli
t. Ilrwt Britain 94,880; to 0ontin.nl 113,072; Hack
573,ata.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
It.con—Should.™ 9l/c; tier rib ildn. 14Ue.
Bolb Mi.th—8hoala.rn non.; Ion. clear .id.i
120,
k. ooino—Indl. —; doBMtlc 13U0Mc.
Inon Tm.-B.lrd . interior (fUc.
8oa.n-K.lued A 13Wc; extraO 12c; C lIUc.
Co.rni—Common 22c; choke 200.
PLoan—P.r bhl— Wut.rn choice eaperBo. $8 00;
tarnl^|$7 30; fancy ,9; Oily Hill. B $0 30; A $7;
l. nu.—Tlorldn 304,33c.
I.LT—$1 go for Liverpool.^
TWENTIETH DAT.
Yeaterdey morning at 0 o'clock in the
Mof Harrison Thome., colored, charged
with the murder of Lewis Jacknon, -color.
I, laat April, in a honse on the corner af
Front and Dillingham street*, a panel
of sixty waa exhatuted, when the follow
ing jar; wna empaneled; C. B. Palmer,
J. O. McKenzie, J. W. Patriok, 8. O.
Lloyd, I. Beioh, H. J. Thornton, J. T.
Fitzgerald, B. D. Moore, Thomas How
ard, Frank Johnson Jr,, Lawia W. Isbell,
Charles Law. Tbs evidence on ths pre
liminary examination waa given in fall in
this paper, and eg it differed little from
that of yesterday, wa do not propose to
repeat it. Solicitor General W. A Little
prosecuted and Williams k Williams de
fended. The jury returned a verdict of
voluntary manalaughter, and the Judge
sentenced Harrison Thomas to imprison
ment in the penitentiary for seven yean.
Negroes crowded the court room daring
the trial.
Bam Davis, colored, found gniity of
larceny from the house, waa sentenced to
nine months on the chain gang.
The Drat esse on docket this morning is
that of Tom Byrd, colored, oharged with
burglary in the night time.
Court adjourned to 9 a. m. to-day.
fmtai to Now iSmtlnawsii.
Gentleman attending the Soiree to-nlght-
8u notice of A. V. RoblsonA Son.
Muonlo Notice—C. 1). Grimes, Secretary.
Aiilgnaaa' Hales—Ellis A Harrison.
Gentlemen who expect to attend the
Boiree to bo given at the Skating Rink
this evening will pleass eall at the book
■tores and proeure tickets, as no money
will be taken at tbs door.
It A. V. ItoniBOM A Son.
Beautiful Prints, just in, at
Psaoock A Swift's.
nov8 dAwlf
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COLUMBUS, Ga.,
M.roll's Orrios, Nov. 30th, 1874.
To the Citieene of Volumtmt ;
A call has been made by the Relief
Committee of Tuaoumbia, Ala., through
■ue, for aid to the auffurors by the reeant
tornado in that locality.
You ara therefore requested to oontri
bute aa muoh as your sympathies may
suggest. Contributions may be left at
Watt A Walker's, Abell A Co.'s, or the
Houthern Express Co.
B. B. Cleohobn,
deol lw Mayor.
ftf Ma,er.
We respectfully announoe the name of
Jno. Moluunmi aa a candidate for Mayor
of the city of Columbus, at Ihs election
on Baturday, Ute 112th of Deoember next.
novll te Manx Citikxbs.
tUMCOOEM BVPKKZOR COVMT.
to
Red and Whito All-Wool Flannels at
Peacock A Swift's.
novH dAwlf
Hoad TliU.
Chapman A Verstille maintain iheirwell
known reputation for selling the beet and
most stylish goods, at the lowest prioea.
Opt 25 tf
Columbus Cotton far Him JSiyi,
Since Friday night Columbus has ware
housed 3,523 bales of cotton, shipped
1,920 and sold 2,730. The same days the
corresponding week last year, she ware
housed 2,977 bales, shipped 1,460 and
aold 2,100. The receipts are thus far
7,881 greater than at the same date iu
1871—the total being 83,(113.
For the week ending Us-night in 1873,
ths U. S. porta received 170,084 bales;
week ending Deoember 12,172,910; weak
ending Deoember 19, 195,925 ; week end
ing December 26, 214,726. These figures
may be interesting for easy reference.
An Kooning mt the Perry Monte.
Quite a large dancing party was given
laat sveniag at Ihs Perry House, which
■•rpaaed in brilliance and aojoyment
any entartainaaant of the season.
The oomaiUtaa of invitation consisted
of Frank 8. EIDa, 0. E. Hoch.t raster, R.
X. Mulford, 8. B. Murdoch. The com
mittee of arrangement was composed of
D. F. Dosier, 0. B. Grimes, and D. W.
Johnson.
Tba large dining room was converted,
for the nonee, into a dancing ball. In it
were gathered the beenty and grace of tbo
oily. The fairest maidens that ever the
temps shown on were there, in ell the
oharms of witching loveliness and de
lightful toilette*. Th* man, too, had don-
nad their choicest looks and dree* ooats,
and seemed gay and happy as lark* in a
meadow. It was a aoene of brightness
and joy, with not a thought of ears rip
pling the surface of society. The ladies
were never more beautiful or arrayed
with more exqnieite taste. If wa knew
the names we’d attempt come of the toi
lettes. Enough, however, to my the;
were elegant. Many married ladies were
among the belles of the bell, while those
of elder yeere beamed approval by their
smiles, and looked delighted on.
Among the brilliant stranger* present
was the sparkling Mias F. T. B— e, of
Norfolk, Virginia; the beautiful, fas
cinating Mias H—d—n, of Mississippi;
the vivacious and graceful Miss
V—d—e, of Delaware; tha winning
and charming Miss M. B—II, of
Montgomery, and the radiantly lovely
Miss H—I—d, of the same city; Miss
C—t—m, the belle of Talbot county,
where P. G. in G. delight to dwell; the
peerless and gifted Miss D. F—;, of Rus
sell county; the elegant Miss C—o, of
Kentucky, and the witching, witty Miss
E. H., of “Kilgobben Castle."
The danoe went on to a late hour—the
merry quadrille, the stately lahoera, th*
luaoious waits, and thrilling gallu—all
adding to the pleasures of the night that
many wished had no ending.
An exeellant rapper served ax an inter
lude in the round of mirth, and the joy
ous assemblage went home to dream of
manly forms and beautiful faces.
Wharf MecelpU for th* Klooml Tom ro of
1S7S’-B, amt tS7B’-d.
We gire the report of Wharfinger Bur
ma by month* for the fiscal years of
1872-8and 1873'-4, from Novambar30th
to Deoember 1st. It will be noticed that
during the last quarter the receipts have
greatly exceeded those of the similar pe
riod of last year, and that those of tha
month just paooad ara heavier than
any thirty days during tha post two year*.
The receipts of the pact year are
$240 65 more than the preceding one-
The boats thus far have brought to Co*
iambus 2,253 more bales of cotton than
they did last season. The wharf receipts
are almost a clear gain to Columbus, os
th* expense of keeping it up is vary little.
1578-1. 1973 4.
Wharf Receipts Dec $175 1* *334 77
Jaa 317 41
Feb ltt et
March let 14
April 14415
May 94 5?
Colored Meal Estate Owners.
In copying the list published in Wed
nesday's paper, we are informed, we
omitted accidentally the name of Nathan
Butler, one of onr very olevoreat colored
men, who pays tax on $1,125 of property,
making him among the largest tax payers
among tba colored people. Our objeot lu
oopying the list was to show that whan a
person owns real estate he becomes con
servative and votes for and with intelli-
genes to control it.
I rospeotfully announce myself a candi
date for the Meyorslty.
no28 ts John McIlhxnny.
Th* latest novelties in Neckwear at ths
Baltimore Clothing House. tf
The Mane Troupe.
The band again serenaded the streets
yesterday morning.
At the matinee in the afternoon quite a
number of ladies were present.
The laat perfonnano* at night waa pret
ty well attended, and the entertainment
well enjoyed. In several specialties the
company exoeile. •
What Hoot Thlt Meant
In tba Montgomery AUvertieer'i report
of th* House proceedings of the Legisla
ture, on Tueoday, ooourred this para
graph:
“Johnson, to protect females in their
travails on ootntunu carriers. Judiciary."
Is there enough of that iu Alabama to
require a law on the subject't
I am the agent for tho Troup Faotory
and offer to the trade their 7 and 8 ox.
osuaburghs and 7 ox. checks and stripes.
T. E. Blancbabd,
no22 tf 123 Brosd Street.
Tho Finest
Imported and Key West Cigars at Buh-
ler’s, No. 84 Broad Btreet.
octll-tf
Clothing.
A fine and well selected stock of Cloth
ing which must be sold by January 1st,
will be disposed of at a great sacrifice.
Btbausb A Goldsmith.
Tho Virginia Educational Journal.
This journal, published in Riohmond,
has been adopted as tho medium of publi
cation for tho Georgia Teachers’ Associa
tion. It is a most excellent paper, end
should be in the bauds of every educator.
The next xeven numbers will contain suoh
of tha easaya read at the last meetiug of
the Georgia Association aa tbo authors
are willing to furnish. W. Le O. Stevens,
Bscratary, at Bavannab, is agent. Sub
scription $1 50 per annum.
Mr. John MoJunkin was' arrested the
other day, on the oharga of passing coun
terfeit nickels ou a blind man. Commis
sioner W. B. Johnson required him to
give a bond of $500. He oould not do it.
Tbs bond was next day reduced to $100.
He gave it, and was released from custo
dy. Hs was enrried before Justice Shiv
ers lost afternoon. No one appeared to
prosecute, and he waa released.
Cation Moooipto and Shipments at Trap,
Alabama.
Muteogoo Batlroad.
We find in ths published list of Savan
nah's indebtedness, $99,000 of $500
bonds subscription to ths Muscogee Rail
road, issued iu 1851, bearing 7 par cent
payable June and December, at the ofBoa
of Dunoan, Bhermau A Co., which be-
oorne dps in Jana, 1876.
Jyit Received,
A fresh stock of Black Alpaca (the
fourth shipment thiB season). To arrive
Monday, a large atock of Beaded Trim
mings and Ladies' Merino Underwear, at
the Now York Storo.
nov22 tf B. Landaus*.
KTOW ALL MKT
That at the popular and long established
RkSTAUBAMT AMD BaLOON Of
Chat, Ueyman A Co.
th* best of Meals, Wiuoa, Liquor* and
Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro
bono publico. _ 0011 **
Attention.
In consequeuoe of a change we are
about to make in onr business, we will
sell our entire Htock of Clothing end Fur
nishing Goods AT COST.
Btbauhi A Goldsmith.
Heoeipts since Beptember 1st to Decem
ber 18th 6,739 bales; inoresso over last
year 1,911. The Troy Menenger does
not give the stock, but thiuks it is 500
bates.
Th* shipments from November 1st to
December 1st were 2,618 balsa to Colum
bus; 1,828 to Montgomery; 2 to New Or
leans; 10 to Mubile; 75 to Helms; 9 te
Union Springs; Savannah, New York and
Northern ports 1,511—total shipments 6,-
051; exoesa over last year 1,579.
The through cotton to Savannah, Ac.,
is 1,511 bales against 630 laat season.
Th* cotton for Montgomery and Colum-
bu* for last season is not divided, and
henoe we can give no comparison.
Motod.
T. 8. Spear is now at No. 101 Broad
atreet, in the Watch aud Jewelry busi
ness, aud is also Agent for the well known
Remington Sewing Machine.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
with neatness end disputoh.
I invito the visits of ths publio gen
erdly. iot20 wltAdtf
Par Bala,
A moat Desirable Residence in Lin'
wood, known as th* Fogle place, half
mile northeast railroad depot.
Apply to Da. TioMia,
Uev24 tf
J. If. DltAMUALI.,
(99 Brosd Street, .Columbus, Ga.,)
Ay Watchmaker and Jeweler,
will repair Watches, Glooks, and Jewelry
neat and promptly.
Is also the only agent for the Singer
Sowing Msohines in Columbus, Ga., and
haj the'only genuine Singer Company's
Needles for Bale. Best Machine Oil,
Shuttles, Attachments and Needles for ell
dachines always oh hand for aalo. Nee
dles sent by mail. [nov3 tf
Aug 9111
Sept ltt 13
Get 11390
Nor 99 04
1X7 08
140 73
13913
113 33
11301
138 75
98 83
117 30
184 84
1414
349 31
$1,413 37 $1,864 03
Drees Goods at a great sacrifice, at
Peacock A Swift's.
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The Bsudy Moors left yesterday for
Bsinbridge, gpd is expected to return Fri
day.
The Wylly, from Bsinbridge, arrived
last afternoon with 190 bales of ootton
and 39 barrels of Florida eyrap. She
loaves st 8 a. m. to-day.
Thus far the hosts have brought 4,520
hales of ootton to Columbus, 2,258 more
than lest year to same time.
Kentucky Jeans, a new supply, at
nov8 dAw Peacock A Swift's.
LOCAL KKIKPB.
A Ttgre Man and Mlt Wife Bent to Sepa
rata Jaill.
New Prints every weok; Groagrain
Ribbona, all widtha, 25 centa per yard;
Dress Goods at reduced prices; head
quarters for Black Silka, Blaok Alpacas,
10-4 Sheetings, Pillow Case Cottons,
Towels, Napkins and Table Linen, at
Blanchard's,
nov22 tf 123 Broad Bt.
Elegant Tote Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays.
Will open ou the 3d of December a
full line of Business end Dress Suits for
mou, boys and children.
Cheaper than ever. Call and sea them.
Thobnton A Aczk,
nov29 eod4t 78 Broad St.
Yesterday morning Bailiff Collios of
Brawnovillo, Alabama, went to arreBt
Wash Wright, colored, who was recently
caught and shot in the act of stealing oorn
ftom ths crib of Wm. Webster, of Lee
county, Alabama. The wife of Wash re
sisted the arrest, and drew an axe on the
officer. Collins then oalled ont a posse
end effeoted the arrest of both Wash and
bis wife. Wash was tried before Junties
Smith, and in default of boil waa sent to
jail st Opslik*. The wife having commit
ted her offence in llnssoll, was tried be
fore Justice ltyder in Girard, and in de
fault of a $500 bond, will be sent to jail
at Beale. Bo man end wife will be con
fined in different prisons. This is the
seme woman who nearly killed Major
Bstes, an old man of Girard, in ths early
part of the year, and her husband Wash
is a notorious thiof. Little sympathy is
felt fur them, owing to iheir bad charac
ters.
—An election in Musoogee ooats tha
ooaoty exactly $85. Th* two hold this
year—one for Congreaa, the othat for the
Logialatnra—ooat oxaetly $179. j
—Tha steamer Wylly loft ynatstday
with a good freight. The Bandy Moor*
is doe to-day.
—A man ont of money might bo as Well
ont of town.
—Negroes throng tha Court House
since tha criminal docket commenced.
The odor is execrable in that hot, dose
room.
—Council committees will make their
neusl annuel reports at th* oloa* of tho
fiscal yaar.
—Howe men and woman have Sunday
soul*, wbioh they sorsw on in due time
and take off on Monday morning.
—Every candidate for Alderman in Co
lumbus oan see no good reason why the
people should not vote for him.
—A womaft never forgets tha first time
■he waa st the theatre.
—John F. Boyd baa bean commissioned
by Governor Smith aa Notary Publio of
the 675th District, G. M., of Maaeogoe
county.
—A creditor ought to propound an eas
ier conundrum than this; “When ara
yon going to pay ma what yon owe me ? ”
L. K. Marlin, charged with forgery,
baa been released from otutody, the prose-
oution having been withdrawn.
—Don't throw away your mousy on
Christmas presents until after December
11th, wbioh' date is definitely fixed for the
end of the word by the Adventist.
—The epiritadiet prophesies are be
coming tho langbing stock of th* world.
Sporting men say they ara not worth a
oeut, aa none have yet been able to tell
what card will next turn np at a squarely
dealt game of faro, though the spirits of
some splendid dealers have boon recalled.
—Weather moderating greatly. As we
have had four or fit* white frosts, rain ia
looked for.
—A juryman waa asked, th* other dey,
whether he had been charged by tho judge.
He answered: “Ths gentleman what sat
in the pnlpit, and st$ra at tho crowd, gave
ue a lecture, but I don’t know whether be
charges anything or not.”
—Simpkins accidentally sat on a red
hot ooal, and spent the night trying to
turn so as to ase the wound.
—“Cheap and hungry dances" are in
stitutions. You danoe until midnight
without refreshments, and then go homo.
Jolly.
Tho largest assortment of' Gold and
Bilver Watches is to be found at
Wittich A Kinsul’s Store.
ootU eodAw 3m
To the Public.
Just received on consignment, an elegant
arsortment of bett qualities, durably m.do end
trimmed, Gentlemen's Olothlns, mostly eon-
tilting of Diagonal and Orcomar Heaver Glotb
Suits and Overcoat!, to be aold without reserve
at mO't sstonlatilng tow prices, st
L. HARRIS’,
nov39 eodst - No. 114 Brosd Btreet.
Jewelry repaired and made to order.
Engraving and Wateh Repairing dona at
Wittich A Kinhxl's.
MARKETS.
■ T TUIWIFU TO UfiNIII.
■«a*r send Stock Markets.
Lassos, Do*. $.—Xrta tf,
Naw Took, Dssambsr $. —Stocks attire.
Moneys pereeot. Sold Kxehaago-
ws£ <UH -
Lassos, December 3.-street rate % below
bank rat*.
Paris, Deoember 3 -Rente* off. And Me.
Cnitmn RarkMt.
Liverpool, Deoember 3. — Nooo — Cotton
•tendjr; aplnnda 7%; Orleans 3U; sale* 16,*JO
bale*, including l,ouo for speculation and en*
Saleaon a basli of middling uplands, nothing
below low middling*, shipped In Decomber
and January, 7 914.
3.-00 v. n.-Of inlee feMlay 8,900 tele* were
Amerlonn.
4:00 p. m.—Sales on b*«la of middling uplands,
nothing Mow good ordinary, shipped in J an-
usry nnd February, 7%.
3,600 bales ; uplands 14)£; Orleans
New York, Deoember J.—Ootton—Future*
opened quiet and steady •• follow*: Deoember
14 ll-wak; January 16: February 161MH0X;
March 16 11-16038*82} April 16 Sl-tWa-May
16*06.16.
Naw York, December $. —Ootton dull;
•tier 1,644 baler, st lt^aiti^e; net rsoelpta
• A/UU.UIUXII *V tf|9j J mD uary 14 81-434114;
February 1611-33; March 16 *1-0011-14; April
Mm W/ii Jnn * M 1Tsa * w »i«;
Galvs-tos, Decembers —Cotton active rad
firmer, middling! 14)$; net rsoelpta 4,013; sx-
• to Great Britain T,l— * K *
■ales 4,436.
ports to Great Britain 7,694; to Ooatlnent 1,-
349; sales 4,436.
Nxw Oblbams, December 3.—Cotton quiet
and unohsnysd; middlings 1414; law middlings
14; good ordinary IX!,; net receipt! 3,146; ez-
•ales 7,400.
Mobil*, December a—Ootton strata and
higher; middlings 14J4; tow middlings 14; good
AAimsswi, uimuiiugi ran, tun niuuituRg gwu
ordinary 13},; net receipts 1,044; salsa 3,400.
Nosvolk, December 8.—Firm; middlings
14; net receipts 3,183; eiportt to Grsst Britain
4,134; sales
Wilmihotox, December 3.—Ootton quiet;
middlings 13},; net reoslpts 547; isles 140;
■took 4,010.
Philad.lfhia, December 8.—Ootton quiet;
midltnga 14$,; low middlinga 14$,; good ordina
ry 13},: net receipts at.
Baltimobk, Deoember 3.—Quiet sad steady;
middlings !<$,; net r*oelpts4M; sales 464; spin-
>109.
Tew, To eel and Cheap.
Chrystal, Sapphire, Cameo, Amethyst,
Coral and Stone Sets iu Gold, for Bhirt
Fronts, Caffs, nnd Scarfs.
UOV29 eodtt Thobnton A Aon.
At Office.
Bltnohard sells tho best dollar Kid
Gloves in the market; also, keeps a large
assortment of IUrris’ Viotoris, and Pres-
by'* tommies* Kids, Gents' Kids for eve
ning wear, at $1.25 per pair. [no22 tf
Secured Pice Theuean* Dallart.
From a private letter received by a
gentleman of this oity from Hon. A. H.
Stephens, wo loarn that bia pnrpoaa in
going on so early to Washington was to
secure, aa executor, through the Foreign
Offioe, five thousand dollars for the heirs
of Mr. John Fagin, formerly of Georgia,
who emigrated to Urszii daring tho war,
and died there. His heira live in this
State. The money was procured without
difficulty. Mr. Stephens reports his health
good. _ ,
Joseph A Bro. are daily in receipt of
New Goods purchased for gash, every
variety and stylo, of whioh for cash they
will soil at tho lowost figure, either
wholesale or retail. Call and see the
goods on hand, which art mode iu the
Btate of Georgia, and buy homo goods,
thereby raving money end adding to tho
| interests of your own sootiou.
uuv8 tf
Somethin* About tha HallroatU—Their
Bated*, and Other Parttcalare.
Wo find this in the Now York Financial
Chronicle:
Central Railroad A Bank, Ga.—Stock ;
miles 192; amount outstanding $7,500,-
000 ; last dividend in June, 1873 ; first
mortgage bonds, coupon ; miles 192 ;
amount outatunding $993,000 ; due 1875 ;
general mortg’e (joint) bonds ($5,000,000)
coupon ; miles 615; dated 1872; amount
outstanding $1,678,000; due 1893. Ma
con and Western bonds, amount $160,-
000; duo 1880. Bonds for steamships
$300,000. Remarks—Leases several roads
and guarantees $1,492,500 of bonds.
Total reesipts of road and bank in 1873,
$3,489,398; expenses, $3,205,101; net,
$1,184,296. Dividend passed Decem
ber, 1878.
Mobile and Girard—First mortgage
($212,500 endorsed)—milet, 85; dated,
'59, '66; amount, $377,500—7 por cent,
interest; due 1872-'76. Second mort
gage endorsed by Central Railroad—miles,
85; dated, 1869; amount, 300—8 per
cent. ; duo 1887. Plain bonds—dated
1867; amount, $23,500—8 per cent, inter
est; due 1887. Remarks—The Central
Georgia Railroad endorses $212,500 of
first and all second mortgage. Net earn
ings 1873-'4, $4,249.
Montgomery and Eufsnla.— First mort
gage endorsed by State of Alabama,
miles 80, amount $1,040,000, 8 per oeut.
gold interest, due 1886; first mortgage
not endorsed, amount $330,000, 8 per
oent. interest, duo I960. Interest in de
fault since January, 1873.
Savannah and Memphis.—First mart
gaga endorsed by Alabama, miles 40, date
1870, amount $16,000 per mile, duo 1890.
Southwestern Railroad.—Stock—miles
257—amount $3,877,800; gasrentosd
.took—amount $50,000; Muscogee Rail
road bonds oonverted at 874, $3(81,000;
company bonds converted into stock at
par $319,000. Leased to Central Railroad
dividends 8 per cent, a year to every 10 per
oent. on Central Georgia stock.
At the Tew York Bier*.
A large lot of best Kid Gloves, cele
brated patent brand, at $1.00 and $1.50
a pair, iu black, white and colon, just
received.
oot28 8. Landaueb.
Wilt Vp*H To-Day at the Virginia Buret
10 pieces those elegant Black Alpacas
sod Cashmeres at ths same astonishing
prices.
Choice Black Silks, Blankets, Carpets,
Furs, Kid Gloves, Yak Loess, London
Smoko Prints, Wide Sash and Groagrain
Ribbons at 25 oents. Superb Roman
Fringed Bashes and Beaded Loos Fishues
Muffles, rich and beautiful.
Also, -Wdol end Merino Underwear for
ladie* and gentlemen.
Determined to sell out my Drers Goods,
I am offering many new and deairable
goods in that line at cost.
nav26 eodtf H. T. Cbiolxb.
Opera Kid Gloves for one dollar.
nor!D eod4t Thobnton A Acs*.
Chattahoochee County—Mosonle Order at
Cuteetn—Town Lott Almost Worth
less-Plantations of Little Value-
Scarcity of Money.
A Masonio Lodge of twsnty-Bix mem
bers was organized at Cusssta on Tues
day. Ordinary Brooks end Messrs J. 0.
Porter and Dave Wolfson were delegates
from ths Columbus Lodge. Dr. GiUis
was installed as Master, Dr. T. J. Reins
as Senior Warden, and Mr. Whit .Horn os
Junior Warden. Ths Columbus delegates
have returned horns.
Real estate was sold by tha Sheriff for
taxes as follows in Cutsets; A half-sore
lot fronting the Court Htuse Square,
sold for $2.50; an sere lot below the jail
for $6; other lots brought from $5 to
$10; a half interest in a framed store
house realized $27 60. This property did
not sell for sufficient to pay taxes. Titles
were unincumbered. From this the fair
inference is that real estata in Cusssta is
cut very desirable. Mr. Shipp waa the
principal purchaser.
At administrator's sole, the Allum's
place, with 350 acres of land improved
and gin house was sold for $530.
The Redding place, improved with 1,300
acres of land was withdrawn, no high
er bid than $2,500 having been reeeived.
Other property'brought equally low fig
ures.
The sales were for cash and no one
seemed to have the money. This ia whol
ly due to the tact of raising all cotton and
little corn for the past several years.
Presh Oysters at the Hub* JUstaurant.
This is the very best establishment of
ths kind in tho country, and everything
is retailed at wholesale prioea. The fine
atook of Liquors is being retailed at 15
oents. Cell end be satisfied.
oct!4 tf J. W. Rian.
Great Britain 9,791; 9*1011,901.
Ohablksvon, December 3.—Ootton—demand
_aod; middlings 14 1-14; n*t rsce'
asports to Great Britain 3,790 ; salsa
AunusTA, December 8.—Ootton fli
; de
mand good; middling! 13%; low middling 13)4;
£ood ordinary ll<4; ntt rsoelpta 1,787; salsa
Mssrait, December 8.—Ootton quist; mid-
■alssl aoi net rao,l,>ta MM; shipments 1,834;
Boston, Deo. 8.—Cotton staadyt middling!
14; a*t receipts 41; salts 738.
Frovlalwm Markata.
DivearooL, December I —Provisions firm.
Naw Ynax, December 3.—Floar quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quist
sod Arm. Fork qul*t;msMglt CO-Lardhssvy;
■team 13%
New York. December 3 —Coffee quiet and
steady, U'A@l*H gold, for Rio. Sugar
sotlve but firm. Klct quist tnd stuody.
St. Louis, December 8.—Flour firm and
unohsusod; •opsrane winter 44 10424 sis Corn
firmer, 44049, sooordlng to location. Whiskey
lower, 99. Pork uomTsally *90 €0. Baoon—
■one out of smoke. Lard quiet st 19.
Ohioaoo, Deoember 8.—Flour dull tnd un-
changed Oorn sotlva tnd higher; No. 9 mixed
74% new No. 3 mixed 671/; old rejected st;
now rejected 43. Pork sotlvu and higher at
po 00 Lard aotlvt and higher at 11% Whit-
Cincinnati, December X.—Flour steady.
Com steady st 70, Pork quiet ted firm st
*90 60 tor spot. Lard steady; steam 13% or
•pot; kettle 140141/ Hsoou quist ana un
ohsnged. Whiskey 94.
RAILROAD*.
Montgomery & Eufaula R,
Change of Schedule
Txklgfl Effect October |, u’, 4
MAIL TRAIN-DAILY.
Leave Montgomery
Arrive nt Rufaula
Oonneetlni
auLfiaawafttv
Spring* with Mobil* 4 Girard Kail road r 0 Jl L
Leava RuUuU
i vviws mO Mnttfwnmsaw '''' vlu
Arrive *| Montgomery
Cosuectlng at Union Springs with Mobil. 17,‘
j*3S tf
B. DUNHAM
Western Railroad ofAlabai*
54i HOURS TONEWYOS!
WESTCRN RAILROAD OF ALABaj.
, U01CMSC4, OA„ l«pt. 13H^
' TRAINS LIAVI COLUMBUS BAIL!
For Moutgomsry sad Salma,
Arrive atlloatg’y, - - „
Arrive st Selma, . w
FOR ATLANTA AND NNW Y0KK
At 10:601. m. Arrlvs Opslik* st lift) [,,
Attest* 6:43 p. m. '
By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Uu
L*nr* Atlanta 6:00 p. m., CUAKLOTTK feu
m., bsuviUe 3:27 p. nt. Arrive *t WneMurtoii 4
•. m.,nt Baltimore 6:30 a m., at Phllatlcljhli
By Kannaaaw Route.
Leave Atlanta 4:00 p. m„ Dalton 102]
, Lynchburg 10.4."
Bristol 10:46 a.
nt PhilndaTphin 1:30 p. in., at NKW YOKE
.Sleeping car* run from Atlanta to Lj#chUr
TRAINS ARRIVE AT COLUMBUS D<Ur
From Atlnnte nnd New York, (j
From Montgomery nnd Selma fcj
Ticket* for a ale at Union Pmaenger Depot.
Oil AS. 1*. BALL, Ooattral \o>
II. M. ABBOTT. Ae ‘•nt. 'gey/!*
CENTRAL RAILROAD;
Obebeal Sepbeieterdbet's Ornci,
Central Kaiuuo
Bavaeeau, November 1, 1874.
Railroad, It* Branch** and Connection!, win
M follow*:
TRAIN M0. 1, GOING NORTH AND m
Leave Savannah...
Leave Augiuta
Arrive in Anguata
Louisville, Decent*sr *.—Flour unchanged.
Corn unchanged. Pork dull and lower
421 00. Bacon—market bare. Lard— tierce
14; half keg lb'/i- Whiskey 98.
Rosin, 4e.
New Yoke. December *.—Turpentine quiet
Et 34.K08*. Resin heavy at #3 2603 30 for
■trained. Freights firm.
Mow York Dry Good* Market.
New York, December 1.—There wa*n mod
erate peokege trade In ootton goods, and agon ts
R rices. Ootton flannel* ooutioue active and
rm In price. Side band print* ar* still in
good demand. Kentucky Jeans and ootton-
ado* ara doing fairly, t lothlsrs ara plaolng
Jfo Markets Satnrday.
New York, Daeambar 8 —No Merkat* Sat-
urday. In honor of Havemeyar.
DRUCCIST*.
Blue Drug Store.
If Alooholio Stimulants are taken into
tbe blood the heart works faster, nnd this
unnaturai speed wears ont the vital
machinery. All intoxicating nostrums
advertised as “tonics,” “renovators,” Ac.,
produce this disastrous effect, and should
be rejected. Da. Walkbb’s Vegetable
Vinegtr Bitters—an Invigorant without
the curse of alcohol—is everywhere sup
planting these poison*. nov!2 4w
J\.k hi* old stand, is iasreastng MB!
his stock of DRUGS dally, and Is |M
now prepared to furnish Oolumbtu
and vicinity with anything in his Una at
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL.
Ha proposes to pay special attention to tha
JOBBING TRADE, and offers great Induce
ment* to Country Merchants. He keep* only
PURE AND RELIABLE DRUGS.
Call and see him at 136 Broad Street.
From thl* date cash I* required for all good*:
Arrive in MilledgeviUe
Arrive in Katontuii
Arrive iu Macon
Leave Macon for Columbus.
Leave Macon for Eu'aula
Leave Maoon for Atlanta
Arrive at Columbus
Arrive at Xufaula
Arrive at Atlanta
COMING 80UT1I AND KAfcT
Leave Atlanta
Leave Eufaula
Arrive at Macon from Atlauta
Arrive at Macon from kulaula
Leave Macon.....
Leave Augusta
Arrive at Auguata 4.
Arrive at Bavannab...
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING N0RTU AND IVfc
Leave Savannah
Leave Auguata
Arrive ia Angnata
Arrive in Maoou
Leave Macon for Columbua
Arrive lu Columbua.
Arrive in Eufaula
Arrive In Atlanta
COMING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Atlanta
Leava Oolnmbua
Leava Eufaala
Arrive In Macon from Atlanta *.
Arrive In Maoon from ColumbuH 7.
Arrive In Macon from Eufaala
Leave Macon
Arrive in MlUedgeville
Arrive in Batonton
Leave Aogu»ta 8.
Arrive in Angnata
Arrive In Savannah 7:1!
Train No. 2, being a through train tin tin
tral Railroad, stopping only at a hub
paaeengera for half station* cauuot be tak*
or pat off.
Passengers for MlUedgeville and
take train No. I from 8avaunah and August*,
train No. 3 from points on tho Soutbavtitfin
joed, Atlanta and Macon. The Milledgevillt
Eatonton train runs daily, 8undny* axceji
Je23 tf
HOTEL*.
Commercial Hote
EUFAULA, ALABAMA.
D EDICATED to th. Commercial Tran
of tho Uultod States, and all penoni l
allug on business or pleasure. We willilt
wa oan to make your stay with us ,-loas.m
agreeable. Gtr* us a trial.
non! tf
KIDDLE A SMITHA, Pl»P
An entire new atook of fin* Jewelry
haa been received at
Wittioh k Kirni'i
Jewelry Store.
Clock* from $3 npwarda, guaranteed
to give satisfaction, can be had at
Wittioh k Kizazu's Store.
PL COAST CUSTOM CLOTH ISO
ade to Order at Stark Prices
The true road to prosperity ia to buy
only what yon are able to pay the cash
for. Appreciating the faot, I have de
tennined to aell from thia date for the
CA8H. By adheriug strictly to tuia rule, I
will be able to sell ebeaper thau when
good* ar* to be “charged.'' Partiea in
debted to me will confer * great favor by
calling and nettling promptly.
T. E. liLXHCIUBD,
no\22 tf 123 Broad 6t.
Dr. W. J. Fogle haa removed his Dental
Offioe from the Georgia Home building
to hi* new place of buaineea, over Wittich
k Kinsel’s atore. Here he will continue
the practice of Operative end Mechanical
Dentistry, and will be glad to meet hi*
friends. «»2 «
Perfect Pit and Hati»faeHon Guarantied.
Our Mr. Thomas has just returned
from New York with a choioe line of
New Samples, aud we are now taking
order* for Dre** and Buaineaa Baits, hav
ing made satisfactory arrangement* for
the manufacture of our Cuntom Clothing
with npecial care and at abort notice, by
thoee well known manufacturers of fine
clothing, Meaara. W. A. Howell A Go., of
Newark, N. J.
Give u* your orders early, and we will
do our be*t to please j ou, being determ
ined that our friend* and customers shall
not pay any Broadway tailor* fancy prices
for having their clothing made to order.
*cpl7 tf Thomas A Prescott.
An excellent assortment Bleached Cot
ton Flannel* at
Peacock A Swift’s.
novfi dAwtf
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware at
New York prices, aold at
Wittioh A Kinsel'*.
A new supply of the “Acme” Shirts,
the moat perfect and best fitting shirt
known. Try them.
‘nov'Jtt eod4t Thornton A Acer. ,
Wanted,
Alabama State Currency, at highest price
for cash, or good* at cash price*.
Apply to H. T. Cbxolkr,
no28 eodtf at Virginia Store.
Bchenek’a Mnndraka Pitta
Will he found to poll*** those quail tie* nee**-
■ary to the total eradication of all billon* at
tack*, prompt to itart th* secretion* of the
liver, and Rive a healthy tone to th* entire
system. Indeed, it is no ordinary discovery In
medical science to have Invented a remedy for
these stubborn complaint*, which develop all
the reault* produced by a heretofore free nae
of ealomel, a mineral justly dreaded by man
kind, and acknowledged to be destructive lu
the extreme to the human system. Thet the
properties of oertaln vegetables oomprlte all
the virtue* of calomel without it* injurious
tendencies, 1* now an admitted fact, rendered
indisputable by scientific reaearehes; and
those who use the Mandrake Pill* will be folly
satl’tted that the best medicine* are thoee pro
vided by nature in the common herb* and roots
of the fields.
These pill* open the bowels and correct all
bilious derangements without salivation or
any of the injurious effects of ealomel or other
poisons. The secretion of bile is promoted by
these pills, as will be seen by the altered color
of the stools, and disappearing ol the sallow
eomplexion and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box of pill*.
Prepared only by J. H. Sehenck k Son, at
their principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Phliadslphla, and for sale by all drug
gist* and dealers. Prtoe 36 eeats per box.
my!9 eodly
oc4 tf
MILLINERY.
Noveltle*, Novelties, Nev*lti**l
Vf HS. COLVIN AND MISS DONNELLY
ivj respectfully Inform their friends and the
public generally thm they are now oiienlng tbe
CHOICES r STOCK OF MILLINERY that
has sver been offered In this market, lnoludlng
all the Novelties of the season. Also, Corsets,
Gloves and Hosiery. Having given onr per*
sonal attention- to the selection of the stock,
we are prepared to sell at prloes to suit the
times No. 100 Broad SL octll tf
DRE88MAKINC.
Dress Making.
Fit aooordlng to the
and Children's Dresses. Also, will do Stam^-
18741 HOWARD HOUSE,
HBOAD STREET,
Eufaula, Alabama.
J. W. HOWARD. Prop'
Rankin House
Columbus, Oa.
J. W. KYA.V, Tw?
Fbahk Goloxh, Clerk.
Mrs. M. R. Averett, Dressmaker,
'^y'lSHES to Inform her Irlend* and custom
ers that she has removed from Troup street to
the corner of Bridge aod Broad Sts., fronting
Miss Carrie Brown's. nov4 dAwlm
MRS. LAMON
aaruau evruub, wuvru
she Is prepared to «'UT AND MAKE
DRESSES IN THE Ha VTEST STYLES.
Their patronage is respectfully solicited.
OPELIKA DIRECTORY.
Doctors.
DR. JAS. T. WAKNOCK,
Surgeon nnd Phyelelna.
Office at Slaughter’s Drug Btor*, Railroad street.
Hotels.
ADAM* HOUSE.
on you go to Opelika, l>e sure to atop at 1
Adam* Uouae, opposite Passenger Depot.
^DBOLUTK DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM
courts, of different State*, for desertion, Ac.
Mo publicity required. Mo charge until divorce
granted. Addre**,
M. HOUSE, Attorney,
aySO dswiy 191 Broadway, N. Y.
Baby Restaurant,
Bar and Billiard Salofl
Uhdxb th* Bahiin House
94 dawtf J. W. KVAN. PIW
RESTAURANTS-
THE ABBOB
M U. ueukoz w. loro «a
pl.telv renovated mwl ttleJ «F“j W
known “ARBOE” itand a« a BeUAK^
taurant. He la *ow prepared to
ChoioeLlquoraand Ciifari, andc'rfj^,l
te ai.ured everything will bo l» ‘J
market afford*.
Reich’s Restaur* 11
No. IIS Broad St
H AS that bera opened, and is w]
to lay btfora it» gueits and P* ,r
BILL OF FARE
TO *****
F.«nJ.cly.t firetcla..„Ho'« 1 t « t ;
IU1 VDIY >b UI9V va-— -- . ,V. e I'nlO*
ranta In tha largari cities ol th
r ca«onaD‘ e
OCtl
49* Prompt attention and
Open at all hours.
8AN8 SOUCI
Bar, Restaurant a Ten Pifl ^
B est of wines.
_ OYSTERS., FISH,
and i.rlrat. room* wh.n d-.-, „„
THE TEN PIN ALLEY > s
metruotad I* Ootumbu!. Mr.
oonatruetad
hrajharja.
A. J. BOLAND
