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mjmref. VOL. xvl COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1874. NO. 297 DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY Twulv* month*, in advano*.... Bit month*. “ Thra* month*, “ On month, “ tmu Emquibjo, on* ynt StnmJy Maqnan, an* ywat. Bokoat and Vmu Enquinn to- g*th*r, on* year ttTWtllllf ■*«**. ...$8 00 ... 4 00 ... 2 00 ... 75c. ... S 00 ... 2 50 S 00 ...4*oo .... too .... « to .... *00 1 Mun 1 ,*r 4 TV. .Lot, It wltk 45. prltlU*. of o ataae* • «„ry thro. Booth.. lot yaariy mrt. o litem) dto- const will he ni»d*. The rate for every other day is Dslly sod e week Is Weekly will be the essiese Dslly. For every other day In Dslly the rate will he MMHhtrd Ism then the Daily rate. For twice s week the rate will be ooe-half Dslly rate*. For sdvsrtleemesta Is local or reading eoistsna 80 per oent additional will he charged. The Weekly rates will invariably ho oao-thlrd of the Daily. When as advertisement Is changed more than once Is three months lh« advertiser will bo charg ed with Hie ooet of oomposlUos. Foreign adver tiser! must pav as do thoee at home. LRRB VMB AVCMVA. (( m OLD MTHlUf-BWUf OOMFIaA- QRATIOX—AUQURTA flUtP WITH HUS- » OAT- 0BRIU Horn, Dm. 15th, 1874 tMor Enquirer : W* l*ft Atlanta thi* moralBg, and although th* day baa baan extremely oold, our trip via quit* a plate- ant and eomfortab!* on* oral tha Qaorgia Bailroad with oondnetor Johnson. At Graanaboro va looked out upon Old John Robinson's gr«at show, “Tbs Old Bailable,” wbiob was drawing an tinmens* crowd, and which wa bear highly spoken of in towns where it icoantly performed. It is on its wey to Ootnmbne, and your paopl* can aspect a tract. At BanaUa atetion, about twenty mllas from tbie city, w* witnessed tha olosing eoanaa of an extensive conflagration, and tha sight was on# that etartlad tha pa men- gars by it* anddennem and extent. Tha large and elegant aammar rasort, known as tha Baraaii* Hotel, took dr* at about 11 o’clock this morning, and at 5 o'clock, tha time of our arrirel, tha antira estab lishment was leral wltk the ground, and ths adjoining building Hill boning. Tbs stora-honae, near by, was aarad by pall ing down n building in Urn rear, and eav- •rel negro boase* in tha yard war* send by the seme proooea. On every side tha groand was covered with fnnitnre of all styles, and tbs aoana waa on* of thrilling interest. The establishment was owned by Major H. D. Leitner, brother of Dr. Leitner, of denars, end Messrs. Roberta and Jaekaon, of tbie eity, whose loas la aboat fifteen thousand dollar*, with tan thousand lnauraaoa. Tha dsatrostion of this popular summer resort will b* earera- ly fait by the eitisane of Augusta, by whom it was liberally patronised. We res eh ad this splendid hotel at an early hoar this alter noon, end found it thionged with delegates to tba oaralry re union of Qeneral Wad* Hampton's brig ade. Later, and n foil oompany of Hoe- ears from Burk* county marched in and took op tbair quartan here, and it is evi dent that the Central Hotel will b* tha central headquarters of the reunion. A large number of diatlngolahad gentleman its also stopping bat*, and wa can sorely predict a floe sudianoa for dan. Hampton to-morrow night. Tha veterans meat at tha Open Hone* to-morrow morning (or permanent organisation, and at 12 o'olook asraral companies of homers will form in line at that plea* and proasad to tha Fair drounde for a prise aabra contact, whiob promise* to bo vary suiting. Pika and Barbour oouotiaa, Alabama, are rep re ■anted her* by veteran delegatee from their old oevelry companies, of whioh wa ■hell write yon to-morrow. An gnats is quite lively this weak. The Brown troupe close out at ths Opera House to-night. Tha Ladies' Memorial Association are holding n Fair to mis* fund* for a Confederate There will be a grand military ball to morrow night, duo. Hampton will de liver hie address at the Opera Hone* on Thursday night, and Admiral Sammaa will laotura at tha aema plena on Friday night The ball premie** to ban magnifl- tent eg sir, if tan much which ia not in dulged in. Tha Mias era making greet preparation* for the event, and shopping haa been lively hat* to-day. TBI.ECRAFHIC NOTE*. m-— By T«l.(mpli to Eaqoiaia.] HIUIIC. —At Knoxville, Illinois, yesterday, oc curred a |40,000 fire. Two were killed by falling walls. —dodge Abbott, Democrat, will oontast the east of Frost, Republican, who has a oartifloata of election in tha Fourth Die- Mat —Tba Haw York Snperintandant of Po- lice returned after twenty-four hours in effectual search for Charlie Bo**. —Charles Voght eeile for Europe Satur day, under charge of offloers, under the extradition treaty, aa a murderer. —Commander Cushing, who oommand- ad tha expedition which out out Alba- marls, and who vue meantly aant to tha ineivna asylum, is died. —A movement is on foot among the Washington bankers to have tha financial interests of tha oonatry properly repre sented at ths Centennial oclcbration. —Farther investigation ehows that not exoesdiog twenty-five hundred bale, of ootton were burned in the fire at Raleigh, H. C. Tha antira lorn of Liverpool end London, and Qlobo insurance company will not exoead $28,000. —Sheriff McCarthy end Deputy Mar ehel Miller were drowned on Beturdey night at Bismerak, Minnesota. They drove Into an air bola font miles above town. Tbair team was also drowned. —Mica Kellogg, at Seville'* National thaatra at Washington, attracted tn Im mania andtana* to hear tbs new opera Mtgnon. The President end King of the Cannibal Islands oocopied opposite boxes. The Federal end Sandwich Island flags ornamented both the King’s end the President'! boxes. —A fire ia Forest City, Arkansas. Tues day morning, destroyed the Court House, with n large portion of the records. The (tore of Israel A Preinett end the Pope building, in ehieh were the tele graph end Tmu newspaper offices, wee also destroyed. Grey A Sheets' drag store and Sorry A Co.'a groeery store ere entirely loot. The lose is $80,000. Partly insured. rwBEien. —Smell pox Is raging at Sorel, Quebec, fearfully. —The British Perliement will renseem hi* on the 6 h of February. —A provincial reception of tbePrinee of Wets* lately ootnprieed an escort of twenty velocipediets, —MleeWUeon recently realized $6,400 by ■ performance in St. Petersburg for the benefit of eotne families who were lead* homeless by a fire. - ABKAMAA in raonar or n-aorneon nexTun. WienrnoTos, December 18.—Daring tha pest aoaaion of Ooagrem Governor Baxter presented to the Hone* Arkansas Committee, through hie attorneys, a pro test, in the nature of a demurrer against the proceedings of Congress in the Ar al case. The committee have not ■sen proper either to decide upon the pro test or present it to the House fur consid eration. Therefore, the remarks soon to be mod* before the committee by ax-Gov- eroore Baxter end Lowe will be predicated on the protest, but at some time they will insist that Garland is legal Governor of Arkansas. Hiaaiaairn. LaemnaTree in nxna eneeion—ran oov- nano* bxookkxhds mean maevnia. Jaoxeon, Daoember 17.—The Legisla ture has convened. All are preeent. The Governor's message eaya that tha eonnty offloers are snooeesfolly resisted, end their power most be restored by the Legislature, aa harsh and oruol aa those by whioh they were deposed. UMfiMA. CONCRESS. Washington, Daoember 18.—The Houee went into Committee of the Whole on the Legislative Appropriation bill. A paragraph in relation to the mileage of the United States Marshal* and Deputy Marshal* gave rise to a long diaenaeion, in the oourea of whioh the Department of Justice waa characterised by Beck, of Kantnoky, as being honey-oombed with fraud. The Western District of Arknnana end the District of North Carolina, war* al luded to by Bpaer, of Penneylvanta, as being ran by politioal thlevas ant pitas, and eoouadrale. Beck moved (o strike out the appropri ation for the Department of Jactio*, and raentuedbis attack upon that Department, deeleriog that the Attorney General waa more guilty man in eonnaction with tha affairs of Louisiana, than Judge Durall himself, who had resigned nod eonfeesed his guilt. He charged that the Depart ment of Joetioe bed appealed from the decisions of the Court of Claims in and had dismissed ootton appeal* whenever the friends of the Department were employed and had had their fees arranged; that the Department had used the army for the basest of purpoeee, and wee a department of injoetiee instead of Department of Justice. When the proper time oome he would, if ha gat tba opportunity, make good what h* had aald about the Attorney General and Urn De partment of Justioe. anusm. After receiving the King, the Bennie went iota Executive session, end adjourn ed to Monday. Confirmations: Marshal, First Assist ant Postmaster General; Wm. Barnett, Supervising Inspector of Steamboats; James Trotter, Postmaster at Graanvilia Court Houee, B. G.; I. D. Oxner, Wins- borongh, N. C.; Shattuck, Colleotor Rev enue, First Mississippi. A large number of Northern confirma tion*. Nothing about Texts. ltALAKAVA. A Vn Towxc » a WnxLs.—The hie jaw or Vasal oaptain of tha American fishing schooner Saltan, whioh arrived on Monday night, states that on the Grand Banka, on the 23d of November, his vessel was riding at anchor with 150 fathoms of uabl* oat. Two of his dories, with two man in each, ware away landing tbair trawls. Tha re mainder of tha araw, who wara balow, observed that tha vernal waa moving. On going on daek Utay found tha cenooucr going through tha water at the rate of ten or twelve knots ah hoar. Shortly after whale rasa just ahead of tha with tha anohor aaught either in blow-hole. After tha vernal towed for an hour by tha flah, anSVndlng that tha dories were already out of aight, tha captain ant tha cubic. Tha Saltan than ratornad, plekad up bar de rim, and eeiled for this port to proear* a new anohor and oabla. Aa Vgoidcut of an almaat similar nature hanpanad to the Amerioan aohooner G. H. Prioe, of Glonoaatar, on the Banka, about aightaan months ago. She waa lowed by a whale for a day and a half, whan ths finks of the anohor broka and the veaoal wee re leased from her novel predioament.— Hali- fm ChronicA. A New Gamblino Hovsx in Washing- ton.—John Chamberlain, the well known sporting man and politician of New York, haa purchased for the sum of $90,000 the fine mansion lately the tttddenoe of the British Legation, at the oorner of Nine teenth and I streets northwest, which ia to be used aa a clnb-bouae, and it will be fitted up in gorgeona atyle. Tbit house, to well known by it* novel architecture, was built and occupied by Mr. Riggs, and by him sold to Mr. Charles Knapp, a wealthy gun contraetor of Pittabnrg, Pa., and was, after being altered, naed for a time aa bia residence, and vacated by him to let it to Sir Edward Thornton, who, in tarn, haa Just vaoatod It to oeenpy the now and commodious bouse (or th* Eng lish Legation, just completed, on Con necticut avenue.—Wath. Eve. Star. MARKETS. ■i niiHuni tu uquui. ■MOP mad Mash Markets. Imamov, Bummer ia—Brian, anu, Puente*. U-Baals* sir. ate M*. taw You, Beaeater XA nteaks estiva WN($~lvU IHn NVMi UIINI* ■tadall. Slate Naas steady. New Yosa, Baa water M.—Mansy la read maud, 4$<M paveant. gtarUusteady. (tori RuvaarooL, q*UI and mmJ salsa or middling nplenda, netalag •hipped u Daoamtarate February, IMA _ wiki] Jeaaary, T AM. Halae oa basis balow low mldfiltaga, shipped Fabrnary, 19f. Balm aa baste ot wld lUac Oriaaaa, asUtlag below tow BlddUags, skipped m Jaaaary ate t ebraery, T Al*. MO^r^n.—CM aalaa today I,*M balsa wan Sales on’a basil af midditag eplaada, noth tag telow good ordinary, ablppad la November, IM- oalaa oa tews or middling uplands, aetataa below goed ordlaary, ebli-pcd la Beeembar sad Jaaeary, IQ. BTATB BAILBOAD TAX SCITAINID. Atlanta, Dcoambar 18.—Tha Bnparior Court of Fnlton county auetained tha.law taxing tha railroads of tha State, except the Georgia Bailroad, and Augusta and Savannah Bailroad. The oaaaa go to ths Supreme Court. SIBHAIY. MKABOX aaaiawxD, nor »x-oon*idebxd. Laanon, December 18.—A apeoiel to th* Pott from Berlin, eaya it ia positively amrtr 1 that Bismarck tendered hia res ignation, whioh was refused. He after ward* conferred with the lexers of the National party regarding the future con- duot of affairs in Parliament, end an un- CHICAUO. HEW MUAlt. ■TATS UTDUS PUMOOIATIO—BOTS AKTI- Nnw Obluaes, Deoamhar IA—Thirty- thre* parish**, inoluding the first and aao- ond Oongraaaional Diatriet, give th* Houee thirty-thae* Radicals and thiriy- aeven ConservativaA A oommittse of five from tha boys’ high school entered the girls'high eahool,where five oolored girls had baan placed. Tbs oolored girls withdraw oa th* protest of th* bey* of th* high school. It is be lieved the School Board will aatabliah an additional high school for oolored chil dren. A row followed which raanltcd in a colored policeman being badly hut by another negro, and another one dying —A bill has baan introduced ia Con- gram appropriating $50,000 for tba diatri- buUoa ot seed* in th* region* whioh *hva ■uffaiad by tha gramhappar plague. a men or a obain sellix. Lataiextb, bn., Dcoambar 18.—Thera hmi baan ootaid arable eneitamant here for th* peat few days, over the arrest of B. Morton, st Kentland for an alleged attempt to brlba the Hoard of Grain Inspectors in No. 2 com as No.. 1, on a requisition from tl)a Governor of DUnoia, and brought hue and tried on a writ of habeas corpus. Th* writ wa* refused by Judge Vinton sad' tha prisoner remanded to ths SMtady of Colonel Ray. An appeal waa mad* to the Supreme Court, whioh th* Judge elao refused, and ordered th* prisoner to be taken in custody by Colonel Bay, who started to Chioago with him, going by a carriage to the battle' ground, there to take the train on the Louisville, New Albany and Chioago Rail road, fearing trouble by taking the train hero. Finding Morton gone, his frienda awore out u warrant, eharging Bay with kid- napping, and spaniel constables atarted in each direction to aitempt hie capture. He waa overhauled near th* battle-ground by Payaaastar Karpar, of tha Short line Bailroad, and broaght back to tbe oity. Bay will have a preliminary examination ta-merrow before 'Bquira Jenka. ns axcxmoN in ths novas or axNTAnvsa—anon Washington, December 18.—In th* House an immense crowd witnessed lbs reeeption of King Kalakaa* ' The pres ence of the Senate wak annooneed, headed by Via* President Tqjlson. Th* Speaker'* gavel aononnoad th* King’s ap proach, when the Senators and Bspreaant- ativea of the American people rose to thoir feet and remained standing while the King, supported by Cameron and Orlh, approached the Speaker's chair. Cameron introduced the King to the Speaker, who ■aid: "Your Majesty, oa behalf of th* Amerioan Congress, I walooma yon to these halla- The Senators from our States and the Representatives of our people unite in oordial congratulations upon yonr auspicious joornsy, and in tha axpraaalon of th* gratification and plaaaata afforded Ly your presence in the oapttal of tb* notion, na the nation’s gneat. Yoor Majesty's appearance among ns ia the first instance in whioh n reign ing sovereign baa set foot upon tbe soil of the United States, and it is a signifi cant oiroumstanoe that the first oomaa to na from the West, and not from tb* East.” Tha speaker alluded to the great growth of the western part of thia country, and congratulated th* King upon hia virtues aa a men end ruler. Tbe King's oold was too bad to speak, Hi* address was read by one of hie oour- tiers. It wee thankful and somewhat hnmble in its sentiments. Nothing pun gent in it Items from the Capital Wasbinuton, December 18.—Tha sub committee on affairs South, oonaiating of Foster, Phelps and Potter, with power to oall a full oominittee thither if and the speoial committee to investigate Vieksbnrg, leave on Saturday, December 26th. Yesterday Dawes, in a bill regarding the sinking fund, injaotad a paragraph restoring the tax on tea and eoffse. Five Can Tambled lata a Creek. Augusta, December 18.—An aooidont occurred on the Charlotte, Colombia and Anguata Bailroad thia morning. A freight train of nineteen cars left August* st 6:80 o'olook. At Brooks' Creak, two miles from th* eity, five ears war* thrown into the creek by a broken rail. Nobody was hurt. Loss $5,000. —An immense work baa Just received it* preliminary impatae in Naw York. It ia a proposition to oonflne the tremendous quantity of water collected by the water sheds of the Adriondacks until tba dry time in summer, when the Hudson river becomes almost unnavigable through scarcity of water. The preeent natural drainage loses to the river most of thia water, and as it find* its way to th* aaa in spring in great freaheta, leaving tha river very low daring the Letter pert of the summer. Yesterday tha Board of Surveyors having the subject under con sideration reported, recommending that some notion be taken, bat making no estimates of the expense or labor of the undertaking. -The Richmond Whig any* that th* following letter, written in London on August 21, 1672, to a oolonist in Virginia, ia Mill in exiatenoe there: “We send yon shipment, one widow and eleven maids, tor wive* of tbe people ot Viffeinia. There haa been eapeoial oars in tha choioa of them, for there hath not on* of them been raoeivad bat upon good recommen dations. In ease they cannot be presently married, we desire that they may be put with aaveral householders that have wives until they nan be provided with hus bands.” A Nxw Tonic.—A new tonlo called boldo ha* been discovered. Boldo i* tree found In Obili, of n height of five or ■ix feet, isolated on mountainous regions, with yellow bloaaoma and vsrdant foliage, It* bark, leaves and bloaaoma possess a marked aromatio odor, resembling a mix tui* of turpentine and eamphor. Tha leaves contain largely an essential oil. It eoataina an alkaloid whioh ia already oall- ed “boldine.’’ Its properties are ehieffy aa a stimulant to the digestion and having n marked aotion on the liver. It* action waa discovered rather accidentally—thus Some sheep which were liver diseased were confined in tn enclosure which hap pened to bavo been recently repaired with boldo twigs. The auiinala ate tbe leaves and shoot*, end were observed to reoover apeedily. Direct observations proved its aotion—thus, on* gramma of the tiuoture exoitas appetite, inoreaaes the oiroulstion, and produoes symptoms of oirenlatory excitement, and sots on the nrine, whioh gives ont tha peculiar odor of boldo. SUP’* IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. AGENT WANTED BT THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, For OoliunbiM finfi Surrounding Territory. Liberal term* will bn give* tn n Llvn Mnn wbn mean* business. Apply tn A. B. JONES, Gen’l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company, •foil Onntrnl HnM, OntambM, An. Lawyer*. UMH C. UTY, AM., AMfity mMI OMRMlUr at Law. O—iptraini»r of Drada If. Y. aid other St Oflfiraovtr OeomU Home Insurance Oo. Bpalal attention given to oolleeUoue. JOSEPH r. pou. Attorney it Law, rai J«A|e ef Couity Oeevt* kee la *11 other Oourti. (NBotoveraioreof W. 11. Roberta A 0e., Broad St. •AMtU. Ha HATCH EH* AtterMj it Law* Ofloe over Wittich k Kin il'e. J. M. MeMElLLp Altera*? aaA Gmeillor it Liw. i leerta of Georgia end Alabama, vraee ill Broad Et., (over 0. A. Bedd A Co.’a Bpeelal alteutloa glvea to oollectioa*. Jail Naw York, Deoeraher It-Oattrai quiet; salM^N* kata, at UM*MKi sat raaalpU Baltimorb, Daoember U.—Oottoa qalat aid eteedyi alddlflRgt MAdtfltotk zrastaXiSuK" “ Waakiyaat raaalMa SS,III| axporta to Oraat Britala IT,Ml: to Fraaoa l,Sll| to eoallaaat 1,431; sales *,4te. Boston, Deeeaster M.—Ootton qalat; mid- dllnfi 1444; stock, aetaal aeaat, It, 14*. Wtatlynat raMlpta 1,1M| aapana ta Oraat Britain f,4U| aalas 1,431. Oaivnston, Oaaamkar M.—Oottoa astet sad aaehaagad; mlddllucs ISRi low aUddfiaga BrltalR 11,«M| t* Ua UontiRaut MUt eulee 10,7m. Oharlmto*, Daoember II —Oottoa Armor* low mUdllag* lpgi good ordi- IE QMAM A OBiWVABM, AMeraej'i it Law, Will wraetlce la th* State and Federal Oourte ot Georgia. Oflee aver Freer. Illgee a Oo.’e store, aorthWMt eoraer Broad aad At. Clair Ate. Jed A. An looter*. D». 5. A. IlfoVHigT, O«oe removed to tlio Drag Store of £. O. Hood k Brother. Bleoplag apartment at lorrner residence, on the oorner ot BaRdolph and Molntosh ■•root*, »m. n. *. law. ’ Brood aad Baadotph etrOehi, Borrue' „ . bulldiug. Residence on Forsyth, three doors belew At. Clair. Rarber Shops. LOUIS WELLS’ aXATlStO SALOON, (bocewMnr to fl. Hoaai,) Under Georgia Borne Iasuraaeo Bulldlag. Frampt aad polite barbel* la atteadaaoe. JaM ▲LEM dk BAM, BaaiEM, It. Clair Bvrut. BM* TEMMY, Berber, Crawford SI., Rader Baakia Houac, OotumbM, Oa. AtAramofi FrasUmo ta Btata and Federal Courts la Georgia aad Alabama. OEoe 111 Bread rt., Oolombue, Oa. jai Mare B. Bunnu, Loon F. Oasbae*. ■lARBFGMD dk OAMEAED, AGormiyi Aid OMamllori mi Law. OEee Mo. AT Broad street, over Wtltieh 4 KId- eel’e Jewelry Store. WUI ^raotlee la the SUt# and Federal Courts. ilddllagf llt^: low nr nst rsesipts ta MS; aspevta WOlsat Britains.TMito Frana*ASTI;MU* Oaattaaat mi nkallk tTw*Ikoamad tad aaakaa- 6nd balm bante wan takas ant tf tea aMafiT) PaiLADairniA, Dteambtr ll.-Waakly sat nealpta l,tM| axpsvIs ta Oraat Britala NA Naw OauAri, Hasan ter ll-IMUs ta BSfflS mRSLm iT^t?*£L2lSt T,0M; to ohaaaal 1,MA) mloiav.fk 3 “n Weekly act receipts 13,11*1 nlm lame. Msurais, Dassubsr II.—Oottoa state: m*tern*"“ d ' uUtujiaS* foO^nt* >4 Mil ADavara, Damakar IA-Ostt*agnai mM- -Ssr.siTiHKrTSSk&Tj’ 01 '- “P»ta t* Oraat Britala I,Mil aalm 1,11*. Frcvlaleu Markets. Livaarooa, Daaaabar M. — Biaadataflk qalat. Naw Yoia, Damaibar ll-Floor dall ate unehaagad. wkast qalat ate kaary. Dora .tall ana dasltatag. ' Pork, heavy i of llt.Mmao oa. Lard Irm; riMm 1344. Ju. M. Atssau. Oa**. J. twin. BUaSNLL * SWIFT, kttavmra aad Osnaatllats at law. Will ancUM la ia* Ooarts ot Otorgl* (Oh.tuboocliM Clrault, audAtakaaa. Odk* ovsrfa. A. kedd a 0o.'s .lor., ■rate stmt, Otlambaa, Os. J.l -w total alasr las. CiaoianATi, DaaanbarM—FltardnlL Cam Corn firmer; naw 0SOSSW. Whl M Pork qalat ate uemtaany g la Inproraddsnandfer joblita« ■ CONFECTIONERIES. A PROCLAMATION By Old. Krlsklngle. ’ Whereas, The time la now approaching whan all of my little and Juvenile friends should know whero to And me this OhrUtmai with my Budget of Fun; Now, therefore, I, Krlekrlnglo, In tbe name and with the authority vested in m* by my numerous Patrons, do harab> announce to all the Little Folk* that I will make my Hoad* quarters at my old friend I. G. STAUFFER'S, on Randolph street, Columbus, Oa. In witness thereof, I summon all to appear at my Baa ear during th* oomlng Holidays and examine my Budget of Novelties. Given under my hand In tha oity, this 10th day of Doosmbar, 1871. KRI8KR1NOLE. L O. STRUPPEB, Assistant. deolO aodtw Louisville, Daoember It.—BroadEtaSh ua- ehangod. Fork qalat and uaohangod, 4M.MH. Bacon - shoulders 9Ui elear rib IM WhlakayvT. ^ Caioaao, Doeomber IA.—Fleur dull. Cora dall and deeltatag; No. A MU. Pork dnU r * ' falrf r demand, IS. Whlskoys ;*y Matey, (T. , **• Naw Yobs, Daembar M.—Tnrpaatta. first Haw Turk Bar finfia Barkat. taSTta'SZnSr&’JtsSZJtfVR than Is a Mr otesr aataand Item tk* ta tartar. Brawn ate blaaaaad aottaca ate sattan fins- u.U an la steady requs! at anahangte prlaas. Ohlata. alda-kete anil fialata* style priats era la eoatlaaatf demand Xantneky Jaaaa ate i?. w r.c?wE56 , ; , ffiS! - ****** ■Ain B«n. W yon mat In aapiy n *o xl mnlu, go l. kin Clear Mnnnkctory, JMlwata Unorgln Boat and Maangai Bam. c. tores, Meteor laate laaatetarir af Fine Ctgera, ja*Nwir grand ntrva. tepot. •ab’l a. nu, kMlar la family Ororartra. ua Bryn twaaa Ga1.tbor|M * Jackaaa .1 IF Wo ctara# far drayaja. Ik T. MWlUk, A OMi'r aad kaal.ur la Baakrapta]. Otto trial tear Braner tea, Man, Oolawbai, Oa altar te taw, J. W. PATRICK, Stalls He. 1* watt U, Karkat ■*«#.. fnak Hnla of aaary klad and teat quality, Ml always oa tend. ate Mary. Oontlsto. W. F. TlfiMlk, MLEIIli DCNTAL Moll, „ W.jr. Poot, Prap'r,^ OaargU I— — —— -sa- r. t. root, rrap’r, Bnlldtag, Oolambna aaorgta. Builder* and Architect*. 4. O. MAUMM, Jsbktag dost at ahart aatloa. Plaaa ate ri»ri»aall«a« Ikralakad for all atyU* afkaiMtaa ■rate fitnot, aamt to 0. W. grown'* .VilnmVn,. 0. Boot* and Shoo*. WFLLI * CCRTIfi, Na. 7B Braad fit., glga of tha Big Soot, DMALSKSIN ■aata aad gkaaa, Laatkar and Flndlaga. VFITta JWVF* MW iitEr** * h * 1 M. *.—PUatanra’ Hair always on hand. Boot and Shoomakors Tailor*. mu Time, Bat gristed Wag**. Fall Rivxb, Dcoambar 18.—It ia ex* peeted the mills will work on fall timn After January first, but oo a further reduc tion of ten per cent, on wages. TH* WEATHER. Washington, Deo. 18.—ProbobUiiiet.— For tbe South Attantio and Gulf States, partly cloudy and oool weather will con tinue, with northeast to southeast winds, gradually veering to south, alight changes in tbe barometer, and a light rain near ths Gulf. COTTOM CR*F. X8TIUATX or FINANCIAL OHNONIOUt—CAN NOT BN LEM THAN $4,300,000. Special to th* EaquiBaa-SuN by 8. AA Lina New You, Daoember 18.—Th* Chron icle estimate of orop has baan imuad sine* the adjournment of the Cotton Exohong*. Th* editor eaya it eannot bo laaa than 4,800,000 bale*. HO, FOR THE HOLIDAYS I A LARGE SUPPLY OF DOUND OAKF. 8pong* 0*k«, Fruit u*k«, JT JdHy Oak*, Ladyrlngtrs, Oup Oaks, Tin Cakes, Washington (Jake (not pie). Queen’s Cake, and all varlatles of Fancy and plain Ureekars, Oraosnails. Ac., Ac. Fancy and Plain Canales by the ton. Apples, Or anges, Lemons. All kinds Nats. Citron. Rai sins, Fire Crackers, Roman Gandies, Torpe- determined to sell at fair prices, so bo sure and call on mo. Don't forget the places— oorner of Oglethorpe and Orawford Streets, and 186 Broad Straet. Roth places will be sup plied. Very respectfully, deelSAw Lay FIELD. Look Out for Santa Claus! visitors. All are invited- . _ elaUy the ohlldren—to examine bl« large stook ol Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Veloolpades Noah’s Arks, Musio Boxes. Harmonicas, Tram pats, Gups and Sanoers, China Toys or avarj dassrlptfon and style. Also his selected stool of Drums, Bills and Metalophons forth* boyi and an Immense assortment of China, Wsi and other varieties of Dolls for the little glrli whioh will be offered very low at my storm eoraer of Oglethorpe and Orawrord streets, and 161 Broad straet. My store on Broad street Is dlrootly apposite the Rookie House, on- trauoe No 111 west aid*. Gall on mo at both plaoas, and satisfaction Is guaranteed. dee!3 itw J. M. LAYFIELD. Christmas Presents! —At— W. J. CHAFFIN'S BOOK STORE, BEAUTIFUL ROUND BIBLES, large ate OraeTvartaty ef JUVENILE AND TOT BOOKS, featruaUv* and aaioalnv. HANDSOME BOUND SU1T1SH POETS. OOLD PENS aad PCABL HOLD KBS. For aala ekasp at Ik* Sign af ta* N*wakey. __ drill Iw LADIES or OOI.UMBUS, AND Ladl** Visiting th* City I Hr*. K. R. HOWARD Of Took of Millinery, Hair Goods, Jewelry, Ornaments, Hats and Bonnets AT OORT. Oell ate see for yoaraal I and ta ecnvtaeri of the troth. daali dkwW For Bale. _,OOH boos# and kitchen, j . with a good wall of water, and a fl rotes deed if Toys, Toys, Toys! FB0FUM0 4 HOFtyAMM are sew displaying tbair Magnificent Stook of Toys Remember tba piece, Urn. GG Bread Uresi deelf eodAw Ksvshsat Tailor sad Gutter. A tell stock ef Fraaeh and laglish Broadcloths Oassimoroe aad Vesting!, aprlf Mo. IS* Bread fltroof. ■INKY IfLLMAN. Omltiag, flsaalag and EopalHag la th* bast styls. Tobaooo, CI**r*,ao. Jot Crooors. 4. ■- HAMILTON, Wtaltaal* na* Rtetel Simar, Fresh M*at*. i. r. mob, Frank anata af AH Hlads, I 81*11. Non. 15 aad 17. Uv*ry and Sal* Stable*. ROBERT TH*MFB*N, Livery, Btee aa* lukaafn Maklae, Oauvanan, Noava of Aaroaua 8»«., ie OataatgA Oa. A. 44AMEL. 14 very aa* ate* *fia>»**. Oauvawra te., Ouvasu, at. , Ptetfonlsr sttrotlOB liras to gwdlag aad 8nl. kr 15. of au i. Horn ■onlh WIN Cun and Leoksmltha. PHILIP EIFLER, Uuo and Look.with, Urawtord ntrant, nsat In Joknran’i corntr, Coliiakaa. Ue. W‘ WILLIAM SORaRER, - _ Lncktalth aad dsalnr ta Uaa Uriel,, gnit of itroyprr'i Oonf, Cotton Faosorlas. Shaatlaga, Shirtings, and fietrlag aad Kalttiag Ttl«ri Oarda Want aad Grind. Wtaal aad Onrn- OMa* la nar of WIMlok 5 Klnstl'a, Ntmdolph it. jai* n. h. nniLTON, PraaM.nt. ■IHWIIR ■AnUFAOTCRINU VO. BHggTUroa,. fiHtBTINGB, TAM, BOP B, Ac. OOLUMMM, OA. s. p. (wirr, PrMidMt. W. A. awirf, teerntnry A Twnwnr. ratal ly. Fainter*. £21 Oareor Orawford and Froet im. Orass-Maklng. ■t** M.A. ■•LLINOnWORTH, Him Making Cat Us, nnd rutin,. T.no. cknn,. ■te44.no. aaanta, la BrowawUlt. Tin and Coppersmith*. W**R*r la Tin, *k*te Ina, Uepper. Orders from ehroed promptly etteedad to. WM. now, JMt, A oo., Hons# ssd flga Waters, Old Oglrthorpo corner, (Just north of postofloo) Oolnmbas, Oeorgie. Will ooutraot for Ueoca end Sign Feinting et ■ef is (Action. 'faprft reesoeehl# pricaa, end gn*rente* sfldisftwtion. Refer to fa, Snow. Rr.* Tap LAWYER*. HIKES DOZIER, Attorney fit Law, W ILL ,raotlo. ta tta Ckiltataitaai or say where alee. All kted of col rosin. “Fey me or rai ewfy." m _ Circuit collactioes aovH If Confectioner*. I. fl. STRUTTER. un asusais All kisria at Oaafnatloasry aad Frteta, Miah Oaady l*«*kta fall w.!gbt gaaraateri la mah baa. ' Watohmaker*. R gOHOMHUKO, FmEisI WGctauksv ssd Jeweler, iRsesssor to L. Gutowaky, 108 Broad atroet. iSL C* M. LEQUIN, Wakahmakar, IM grand aUMt, Oalaaban, 3a Watekw aad Clock, r. pal rad In tlu knit ana- Flano Tunln*, So. A W. BLAU, foilNr ate to nor d rinaote, A.teriteQI Haa PataUaa alaa Ana*. Oriaca aa, ta ta foAat J. wTfaaa* 5 Nnnaa 1 sag Man. Mp4 W. A. Farlev, AttaraETnAt-ZjAW OUUBTA, ONATTanoooNNa Oo., Ox FApaolal attautloa air.n ta aollaotloaa. FERN M. WOOD, Attorney at Law, Opelika, Alabama, W ILL PHAOTIOE IN THE COUNTIES ol Las, chamber,, Taltapocs* aad Kua- Snprom. Onnrt of Aubltau, and tn ad BUMS Dlstrlat Uoqrl M Mont- W. W. SHAMS 4 oa. Publish'**** Agents No. 15 Fsrfc Bow, New York, An* nelRnteu** ta taetrari for A«- I>r. T. W. HENTZ, Xtantisl, TgTlLL have a room at tta Oaor- W gla Homs Building lor a raw weak * wtar* h* wlU ha (led to say of hu rrfoada who may ante aorvloos.