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dotamlm mini ref. yol. xvi. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1874. NO. 302 OF TU DAILY, WE€KLY, AND_ SUNDAY Twelve months, in advanoe $8 00 Six months, “ 4 00 Tfcrea months, “ .......... 1 00 Ons month, “ 75c. ^OfLY Enquirnn, ons year 3 00 Sunday Enquirer, one jeer 3 60 Sunday end Weekly Enquires to gether, one year 3 00 Adnrtlilec Melee. feasm. 1 Wish, Dolly $ S 00 t “ “ 6 00 S “ “ §60 1 Month, “ t 00 J “ “ IB 00 8 “ •• 17 00 4 “ “ „ *01)0 4 “ “ ?! 22 80 f •* " 25 00 1 Iqun 1 42 00 The above It with the privilege of a cha •very three months. Pot yearly card* a liberal count will »>« made. The rate for every other dey In Dally and every will be the eameea Daily. will be week la Weekly will be the same as Dally. For every ether day in Daily the one-third lest than the Dally rate. For twice a woek the rate will be one-half Daily rate*. For advertisements in local or reading columns 80 per cent additional will be charged. The Weekly rates will luvariably be one-third Of the Dally. When an advertisement Is changed more than ones in three months th n advertiser will be charg* ed with the cost of composition. Foreign adver fleers r t pav as do those at hom TELECRAPHIC NOTES. ■f Tel.gr.pU to Klt.ui.1.0 —Bar. Jam. Walker, formerly Preeident of the Haverd College, ia dead; aged 80 yaara. —Tha oaralry are after twenty-one while men with nine team., who hare en tered the Bleak Hill, oountry. —The bark Amity, of Philadelphia, for Antwerp, foundered off Queenatown. Eighteen lent. Two .arrived. —The Cen Can woman in Maw York bare been reieaeed. The manager prom- laed not to repeat, and was bald in *500. —A prominent lawyer, Moaea G. Oobbe, of San Francieen, was shot fatally by a female client. It is believed the woman was insane. —The Mew York polioe raided on the Metropolitan Theatre, etopping the Can Can, and arreating a doaen women and tha manager. —Dr. Oden, of Parle, Tenn., offers a 10,000 reward for thadiaoovary and oap- tare of the murderer of hit ton at Meadow Mountain, Tenn. —Sait baa been begun again*! the Churoh of (he Latter Day Sainta by the workmen engaged In building, tha Mor mon Temple, for wagea. —Tha Maw York Agent* of the Sonth Carolina, hope, with fair weather, the veaael will aoon be afloat They aay the ateamer is not damaged. —Bouber, in the French Assembly, in sisted upon the validity of the elections which returned Imperial candidate*, de claring the nation would Hud means to restore the Empire, if it so desired. —The friends of Edward S. Stokes, wbo killed Fiak, btv* again sppliod to the Governor for pardon, urging that as ba has been already imprisoned for four years, pardon ehonld now iaane. Hia oonnael deny the original intention to get him out by habeas corpus. —A rumor is current in society that Lord Boserbery, of Englsnd, at preaent in this country, ia engaged to Mis* Jeatit Duncan, daughter of William Bntler Dun- oan, of Hamra. Duncan, Sherman It Co. Tha Court Journal, generally oonaidered good authority, haa already made the formal announcement. —It ia aaserted that the Popa haa se lected Arcbbiahop MoClotkey, of Mew York, end Bishop Domtnech, of Pitts burg, for American cardinals. As to the lattr r, this ia Jumping him over the heads of several archbishops, notably over thet of Arohbishop Bayley, of Baltimore, now “Primate." Perhaps this will teach “J. fioossvelt Bayley" to stop petting bis name in the middle. —Bat little business was dona at the New York Stook Exehange to-day, the time being given np to such sportive demonstrations as are usually indulged in by brokers the day before Christmas The Ural programme was however-varied by having a colored man to personate the King of the Sandwich Islands and taking bin into the Exehange and giving him a mock reception. FOREIGN. —Two American vassals are at Hong Kong with additional aorvivora from the Japan. —The Neu Free Prtn of Vienna elate* the documents read in the secret session of the Arnica trial axplainad the policy of Germany in regard to the appointment of a tocosasor to Pope Piu IX. —The drat levy for tha Kuarian army, which takes plaoe tbit month, will raise 150,000 men. The new military system provides Bonis with 2,000,000 defenders In time of war. —Tha Italian government is vigorously prosecuting the pita of forming three grand libraries at Borne, to eonsist of tha Alaaaaudrina, at tbe University; the Coaanateuse, at tha Minerva, and tha An geliea, in the Convent of 8t Augustin Those collections will be greatly enriched by book* and maunsoripta hitherto burled from view in the old oonvants UT-fA»T DCIL. CONGRESS. Belayed Dispatch*#. WasHntoToN, December 22.— Mr. Brom berg offered a resolution for tha appoint ment of a select committee to enquire whether any ofttcor of the Government hed used any msana to obstruct the ad ministration of juatioe in the Dietriot of Columbia, particularly relative to tbe so- called safe burglary conspiracy. The House refused to Becond the pre vioua question by 74 to 81, and the reBo. lution went over. Mr. HaDdall gave notioe that tho tame resolution would be offered next Moudey. Hays offered a resolution for a select oommittee to enquire into the political affairs of Alabama, and aa to the use of Federal soldiers there, and intimidation of votere. Mr. Kendall jraggeated that the com mittee also enqnire ss to the distribution of rations voted by Congress to Alabama sufferers by the floods last spring. Hays said he had no objection to thet, bnt enquiry had been already provided for in the resolntion adopted last Monday. Hayn' resolution was tben adopted. Mr. Sloes, at the request of Mr. Young, of Georgia, offered a resolution calling on tha Secretary of War for information as to whether any army offloer in the South baa reoeived or attempted to obtain from the Legislature of any Slate compensa tion for his services, or has, while on doty as auoh officer, been admitted to the bar, or praotioed for hia personal emolu ment. Ur. Kesaon aaked Mr. Young to name the offloer Blinded to. Mr. Young mentioned the name of Mr. Merrill, stationed in South Carolina, and Utterly in Louisiana. The House ref need to second the pre- vioos question—<15 to 105—and the reso lution went over. The House then proceeded to vote on suspending the rules and adopting the resolntion offered lest Monday by Mr. Holman, aa follows: Basolved, That in the present condi tion of the financial affairs of the Gov ernment, no subsidies ia money, bonds, pnblio lands, or by pledge of public oredit, should be granted by Congress to suy as- sociation or corporation engaged or pre. paring to engage in pnblio or private en. terprises, and that all appropriations from the pnblio treasury ought to be limited at this time to such amount* only aa ehonld be imperatively required by the pnblio in. teraat. The Honse refused to enapend tha rules and adopt the resolntion; yeas 149, nays 75 ; not two-thirds in the affirmative. The Alabama delegation voted, yeas Mr. Bromberg ; nays Pelham, Sheets, and Whit*. Mot voting, Messrs. Sloes and Bspiar. This ia a very positive indication that tha Southern Paeifio Bailroad will get no aid from Congreas. MARKETS. BY TRLKUIAPH TO M8IJIUB. Hoaey mod ItMk larkrta. Loudon, December 94—Erie *4%#%. Paris, D#oembot94. Bpcctc Increased 1,114- ooor. New York, Deoember *4.—Stocks dill. Money 3% per oent. Oold 111%. Exehute- lon« 484, ehort 400%. Government* active nod strong. State bond* quiet. New York, December 94.—Gold strong nt Cetlen Inrkcte. Livkri'ool, December 94.—Noon — Oottou Cotton to Arrive 1-14 dearer. Hole* on bails ot mlddltn* upland** not _ below low middlings, shipped in JeaiBvyfind February, T 7-14. New York, December 24 —Cotton quint and steady sale* 444 bales; upland* 14%; Orleans New York, December 24 —Cotton—net re ceipt* 1,401 bales. Future* closed nominal; sale* M 4C4 bale . follows: December 14; January 141*190141-14; February 14 17 32014 014; March 14 1-ttffi 18 110; April 16 16-82015%; May 16 1S1M 16 27*82; J une 14 4*42016 1-16; July 14 18 10 7*16; August 16%. Prevlilen Markets. New York, Deeember 24.—Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet and steady. Pork heavy, old #19 44. Lard heavy; stoam 14%. Livkupooi,, Deoember 26. — Breads to IT* quiet. Lurd 03s. 0d. Pork 84s. Lou dor, Deceembtr 24.—Increase of bullion X126,000. Mentis, An. New Your, Deoember 24.—Turpentine q at 87. Ro*ln dull at 9‘! lAQfB 20 for strau Freights Arm. New York Dry Gnnda Hnrknt. Nkw York, December 91.—Tho trade movement was slow In package and pleee de partment*. Cotton goods uiovod steadily In small 1 its at unobanged prlose. Oblnts and shirting prints are In fair request, but dark fauoles are quiet. Worsted coatings are in good demand. Black alpacas are selling well In low grades LOTTERY. THE LAST CONCERT Public Library of Kentucky PMTFOBIRD FBR A Full Drawing! To 27th February, 1875. THE SHORT POSTPONEMENT NOW ANNOUNCED IB POSITIVELY TUB LAST, AND A DRAWING WILL POSI TIVELY BE HAD ON S7TI1 FEBRUARY; IN GUARANTEE OF WUiUH WE PLEDGE OURSELVES TO REFUNDTHE PUB0HA8E PRICE OF TICKETS IN CASE IT SHOULD NOT. THE SCHEME It One Hundred Thousand Tiokats, 80,000 GIFTS ONE GRAND CASH GIFT GRAND RAILROADS. Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Change of Sohedule, Taking Effeot Ootobtr I, 1174. MAIL TRAIN-DAILY. Leave Montgomery 4:00 v N Arrive at Nebula 10:16 r a Connecting on Wednesdays aod Saturdays with Boats on Chattahoochee Rlv**r, and dally at Union iprlngs with Mobil# 4 Girard Bailroad for Troy. Leave Kufaela.... 2:00 a M Arrive et Montgomery 7:46 a n B. DUNHAM. Bup’t. RAND CASH GIFT.., 9460,000 . 100,000 . 76,000 Largest Stock, Best Goods, Lowest Prices 1 BALTIMORE E GRAND CASH GIFT 114,000 4 CASH GIFTS 420,000 aaoh 100,000 10 CASH GIFTS 14,000 aaoh 140,000 14 CASH GIFTS 10,000 aaoh too,000 SO CASH GIFTS 4,000 saoh 100,000 34 CASH GIFTS 4,000 saoh 100,000 M CASH GIFTS 1,000 Mob 00,000 40 CASH G1FTS 3,000 nch 100,000 100 CASH GIFTS 1,000 each 100.000 340 CASH GIFTS 100 noh 130,000 400 CASH GIFTS loo saoh. ~ — 10,000 CASH GIFTS 10 aaoh 3,600,000 DOLLARS nr gifts, ALL CASH! Whole Tickets Halves Tenth, or each Coupon.... 11 Whole Tickets tor 81% Tickets for Hernia from Iks Capital. Washington, December 24.—The Court of Claims haa adjonrned to January 5th. Gen. Sheridan haa ordered hia soldiers to drive the whites from the Black Hills eonntry. The sub-committee on the Paoific Mail •it daring tbe reoess. The majority of the apeoial committee will report in favor of leaving Arkansas alone. Speoial committee to see about Alabama oonaiata of Coburn, Albright, Cannon, Bookner, and Aittrell. Virginia State Senator Graham, whom the ordinary wants in tbe Stowell oase, involving rascality in tbe navy cadetship, ia still non eet. NEW YORK. JOB IE WINS HEB GABS. New York, Deoember 24.—In the cuae of Josephine Mansfield vs. the ezeontora of James Fisk, for payment on two notes amounting to $20,500, payable to plain tiff in 1808, by Jamas Fisk, the jnry to day gave a verdict for Mansfield with interest. LOUISIANA. rktusnino board ooumtino in the badi CALS— CONSERVrriVKS WITH DRAW FROM IT. New Orlrakh, Dec. 24.—Returns, compiled to date, give the Conservatives forty-sir; Republicans forty-seven. The Conservatives have abandoned participa tion in in the Returning Board on account of the arbitrary rulings of the majority. 88 Broad Street. Business Suits, Walking Suits, Dress Suits, Over Coats, Talmas, &c. A complete assortment or Youths’ and Bovs’ Clothing. A flat line of White and Fancy Shirts, Under Shirts, Neckties, Scarfs, Hats, Caps, HOFFLIN, RICH & CO., 88 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. Mr. J. O. HARRIS Is with us, and will he pleased to see his friends. oct2 tf DcodfcW IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. AGENT WANTED BY THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, For Columbus an* Surrounding Territory. Liberal farm* will b* glvan to a Llva Man wbo moan* bualnaaa. Apply to A. H. JONES, Gen'l Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company, dBoll Maoon, Qa. Doctors. PRICE OF TICKET*. $ 60 00 26 00 6 00 600 00 1,000 00 Western Railroad of Alabama. 541 HOURS TO NEW YORK WB8TBRN RAILROAD OP ALABAMA, OOLURSVS, Os,, Sept. 13th, 1874. TRAINS LBAYR COLUMBUS DAILY For Montgomery end Belms, 2:00 a. u. Arrive at Montg'y, • • 8:00 a. a. Arrive at Selma, • 12:04 a. a. FOR ATLANTA AND NBW YORK At 10:30 a. m. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 p. at. At Atlanta 6:42 p. m. By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Lint. Leave Atlanta 6:00 p. m., CHARLOTTE 8:36 a. m., Danville 3!27 p. si. Arrive at Washington 4:30 a. m., at Baltimore 4.30 a. u., at Philadelphia 1:30 p. m.. at NKW YORK 6:16 p. m. ftleeplag Oars mu from Atlanta to Charlotte. By Kannataw Rout#. Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. tu., Dalton 10:28 p. Bristol 10:46 n. m., Lynchburg 10.46 p. at. Arrive nt Washington 0:45 a. ui., at Baltimore 2:15 a. m., at Philadelphia 1:30 p. m.. at NKW YORK 6:16 m. Sleeping cars mn from Atlanta to Lynchburg, TRAINS ARRIVK AT OOLUMliUB DAILY Prom Atlanta and New York, 4:37 a. a. From Montgomery and belma 2:25 r. a, Tickets for sale at Union Passenger Depot. CUAt. P. BALL, Oensral Bnp’t. 11. M. ABBOTT, Agent. (*ej.l3 tf DM. J. A. UBRUHABT, Sleeping apartment at former residence, on the oorner ol Randolph and McIntosh streets, opposite tii# residence of Mr. Wm. Beach. M»p6 The payment or Girts will begin the fifth day after the drawing. Tickets must be pre sented or sent to Room 4, Publio Library Building, Louisville, Ky., where they will be taken up and paid by Cash Checks upon the Farmers* and Drovers' Bank of Louisville. Every Whole Ticket has ten parts, saoh part bearing the number of tha Whole Ticket herefore, a Tenth of a Tiokot entitles the ildar thereof to One-Tenth of whatever the rnole Ticket may draw. For tlokats or Information, address THO. Eo BRAMLETrEy Agent and Manager, Public Library Ilulldiug, Louisville, Ky. HOLBTEAD A VO., Agents, 190 Broad street, Columbus, Georgia. dec90 ataw-sufcth-tjsnl December 29• 8EGON1) AND LAST Grand Gift Concert in aid or THM Masonic Relief Association Of WorfollL, Va. Day Positively Fixed! TUESDAY, 2«TH DECEMBER, IS74. LAST CHANCE! 00.000 Ttekets-0.000 (auk Gift*. *800,000 To bo Grlven DM.*. a. LAW. Residence on Forsyth, thre«« doors below it. Clair. Barber Shops. LOUIS WKLLB* SHAVING SALOON, (duceutsnr to II. llenai.) Under (leorgia llnme Insurance Building. Prompt and polite barbers lu attendance. Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. MAI EM DORN. If yen want to enjoy a go id smoke, go to bis llgar Manufactory, Metwoon Oeorgla Home and Muscogee Home. Ja8 v. Lopr.z, Dealer 1m and Nanalketarer mff riae Okmi Ja9 Near Broad Htreet Depot. Grocsrs. DAN'L B. BIKE, Dealer In Vamily Groceries, <m Bryan street, be tweeu Oglethorpe A Jackson street*. No charge for druyege. dec? ALBA 4k MAM, U.tKIlKXB, 8t. CLAIS fivaiat. ED. TERRY, Barber, Crawford fit., uuder Raukln House, Columbus, Go. dwl R CENTRAL RAILROAD. gggfifi Lawyers. LIONEL V. LEVY, JR., Alforney mud Ceaaasller ml Law. Commissioner of Deeds N. Y. and other States. Oflloeover Georgia Homs Insurance Co. Special attention given to collections. deoO J. U. HAMILTON, Wkalesmle mmd Relall Grocer, J auction of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe Wo rharae for draysge. •»•!• Freeh Meats. <1. W. PATRICK, ■tails No. Id and 19, Market House. Preeh Meats of every klud nud last quality, Jail always ou Loud. Sm 0AD, > *L L JOHKPH P. POU, Attorney at Law, and Judge of County Court. Practices In all other Courts. Office over store ot W. 11. Ho harts A Co., Broad 8t. Ja25 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. ■IXTKBM PERSONS DUOWNKD BY A TRAIN RUN OPP. London, December 24.—The express train on the branch of the Great Western Railway was thrown from the track near Woodstock to-day, and precipitated down an embankment. Several of the carriages fell into a oanal skirting the road and six teen of the passengers were drowned. the weather. Washington, Deo. 24.—Probabilities.— For the South Atlantic States, cooler and generally olear weather, with north winds and rising barometer daring the night. LAT THE AOaaxaaOB—MUCH INDIGNATION. The Montgomery Advertiser has tha following special: Mobile, Deeember 23.— A fatal duel in lliMhaippi, near Grand Bay, waa fought mt noon to-day with duelling pistols, ten pmoea. The principals were A. H. Tardy and B. D. Lay, both of this city. Second for Tardy was Col. J. M. Williams—for Lay, Capt. P. U. Murphy. Tardy waa killed at the first fire. He was Rbot through the heart. The body waa brought in to-night on tbe New Orleans train. Thar# ia much feeling here in conae- qaeoce. Tbe origin ia aaid to be an arti- ola in an inaoranoe journal, written by Tardy, and construed by Lay into a re flection upon tbe Grangers’ Life Insur ance Company here, of whiob he ia Actu ary. Lay atruok Tardy in the face, on Tuesday, on the street, and Tardy cbal- langad him, and the unfortunate result ia given above. CHRISTMAS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY AT J. W. PEASE & NORMAN’S. TOMSOANT UHROMOS, with gooil Walnut fij Frames, large site, from 44 to|26 each. *Flne Editions of the £oets, from 41.60 to $10. Work Uoxet and Writing Uosks, (some are beautiful) from $1 to $15. Tbe finest lot of Juvenile end Toy Books we have ever had, at very low prices. Portfolio#, Ivory Card Cases, Gold Pens aud Pencils, Games, Fancy Inkstands, Chess and Backgammon Boards and Men, and a great variety of goods suitable lor presont# for peo ple of all ages and tastof, at very attractive prices. Call and see our stock. . __ J. W. PEASE k NORMAN. dselt) deodkw REAL ESTATEJ4CEHT0 JOHN BLACKMAIL St. Clair Street, Gunby’s Building, asst ta Proer, lllges k Co. Real Estate Brokerage & Insurance. ARMS, HY MAMlBSlOlt, To Merchants' ami Mechanics’ Baak, this eity aprl6 if PROVISION BROKER I receive 0*11, T*le*r»m« from Louisville and Saint Louis. deo6 tf rmyrt One Grand Cash Qlit of - - - 430,000 Ons Grand Cash Gift of - - - 26,00» Ons Grand Cash Gill of - - - 20,000 One Grand Cash Gift of - - - 10,000 Ons Grand Cash Gilt of 6,000 Ona Grand Cash Girt of - - • 2,600 Ons Grand Cash Gift of • • 2,000 16 Cash Gifts of 4100 > each • 16,000 28 Cash Gifts or 600 each - • 14,000 43 Cash Gifts of 260 ouch • • 10,760 74 Cash Gilts of lfitoeteh • 11,860 940 Caah Gifts of 104 each • - 26,000 678 Cash Gills of Wench * • U.Wi 1000 Oaih Gifts or 10 each 60,00(1 4000 CASH GIFTS, aggregating - 1940,000 ter Tiokets, $2.40; Elovon Tickets, 4100. For tickets, circulars, ko., address HENRY V. MOORE, Mee'j, Norfolk, Va. nov24 deodfcwtd Qinieai. fiorsaiRTBROBKT's Ornci, OSNTSAL KAILROAD, •avarrah, Deoember 1,1874. O N AND AVTBK SUNDAY, 14TH INSTANT Paassnger Trains on the Ueurgla Oentral Kallroed, its Branches end Oonneotions, will rnn es follows: TRAIN NO. I, OOINQ NORTH AND WM8T. Leave Favenneh 8:46 a m Leeve Augusta U:U6 a a Arrive in Augusta 4:00 r a Arrive In MUIedfevllle 10:00 r a Arrive la Katoatoa 11:46 r a Arrive lu Mecon «:44 t a Leave Meeon for Columbae 7:17 r a Leeve Macon for Bu aula..... 9:10 p a Loeve Mecon for Atlanta 8:10 f a Arrive at Columbus.... 1:06 a a Arrive et JEufeula 10:20 a a Arrive at Atlanta.... 6:00aw COMING SOUTH AND BAST. Leave Atlanta 10:00 r a Leeve Kufeule 7:26 r a Arrive at Macon from Atlanta 0:10 a a Arrive et Mecoa from Kufoula 0:45 a a Loeve Maoon 7:16 a a Leave Augusta 0:05 a a Arrive et Augusts 4:00 r a Arrive at Savannah 6:25 r a TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST. Leave Bavanneh 7:30 r a Leeve Augusta 8:06 r a Arrive in Augnata 5:66 A a Arrive in Mecon 8 20 a a Leave Maoon for Columbus.............. 9:20 am Leave Macon for Bufaula 9.06 a M Leave Macon for Atlanta 9:00 a a Arrive In Columbus 0:36 r a Arrive In Bufaula 6:40 p a Arrive in Atlanta 3:06 r a COMING SOUTH AND NABT. Leave Atlanta Leave Columbus Leeve lufeuln Arrive In Mecon from Atlanta Arrive la Macon from Columbus... Arrive lo Macon from Kufoula Arrive lu Mil'ledgevlUe Arrive In Katonton Leeve Angui*t« *:OG Arrive lu Augusta 6:66 Arrive In Savannah 7:16 Train No. 2, being a through train on the Cen tral Railroad, stopping only at whole stations, passengore for half stations cannot bo taken • pat off. Passengers for Mllledgevllle and Retonton will take train No. 1 from Bavannak and Auguita, end train No. Bfrom points on tbe Houthwoetorn Rail* joed, Atlanta and Macon. Tbe Mllledgevllle and Betonton train runs dally, Bnndsy* except*d. WILLIAM ROGERS, Je23 tf General Superintendent, Je20 SAMUEL B. HATCHER. Attorney at Law. Office over Wlttteh A Kintal's J. T. COOK, Freak Mamie af All Hinds, I Hulls Kua. 16 and 17. Livery and tale •tables. ROBERT THOMPSON, Livery, tele mud Rmekmmffe mabfos, OuuTKoara, Nomh or Raspoifh »t»., actlU Columbus, Oe. J. M. McNHILL, Attorney end Counsellor et Lew. f ractlcoe In courts of Georgia and Alabama. Office 128 IIroad 8t., (over C. A. Redd A Co.’s) Special ettrnllon given to collections. Jell l'oatoa iRoasa. Rxi INGRAM A CRAWFORD*, Altermeye ml Lew, Will praotice lu tire State and Federal Courts of Oeorgla. Office over Preer, lllges A Co.'s store, northwest Oeorgla. lllges corner Broad and St. Clair Bis. Jal A. A. DOSIEB, A Iter may mmd Cemmeellmr mi Lmw, Practices la State end Federal Courts In Georgia and Alabama. Office 120 Broad M., Columbus, Ga. Ja0 A. GAMMKL, Id very mmd tele Btablw, OsLiTaonrs St , C'olumbos, Gs. Particular attention given to Feeding end Sale of Su k. Iloreee and Mules boarded lu stables by the onth or day. ootSU Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP E1FLER, Gun and Locknwlth, Crawford street, next ti Johnson’s rorner, Columlme. Ga. Jed WILLIAM BOHOBRR, Gun and Locksmith and dealer In Gunning Ma terials. Hast of btrupper's Confeot onary. Mask If. BLARnroan. Louis F. Oarsaxp. RLANDFORD A GARRARD. At Bor mays mud C’emmnellera ml Lmw. Office No. 07 Broad street, over Wittlch A Kin- sel’e Jewelry Store. Will practice lu the State and Federal Courts. SIGHT DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, “ Ireland, “ Scotland, “ France, “ Germany, “ Italy, “ Austria, “ Denmark, “ Sweden, “ Norway, “ Belgium, “ Holland, “ Swltserland, KOr “ ,,by H. H. KPPINC. Apply at Chattahoochee National Baak. nov22 4tn_ _ jj.&W.R. WOOD H AVEopenoda FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERY' STORE at 77 Broad St., with Choice aud Nelect Goods, BntWr and Eggs n specialty. Canned Goods, all kinds; Preserves and Jellies, Fruits, Foreign and Domestle, l’lckles, assorted; Crackers, a select assortment. Seedless Raisins, Candles la ’eat variety. .. are, Brooms and Bas kets. We keep everything In the Hottsekeep- Iuk line. Wo respectfully Invite the public to Klve us a call and examine onr goods and prices, second dt>or below Weill k Curtis. V AH goods delivered. deed Sax For Sale Low. A HCIIOLAK31I1P IN TUB MEDICAL CJOL- Laaa at kvanbyillb, Indiana. novatf APPLY AT TIUB OFF JOB. Musical Gifts For the Holidays. Gams of Strauss. Instrumental. Clems ot 8 ottlsn Song. Vocal. Gems of Sacred Song. “ Gems of German Song. " Wreath of Gems. “ Pianoforte Gems. ** Operatle Pearls “ Shower of Pearls. “ Duets. Musical Treasure. Vocal k Instrumental. Plano at Home. Four Hand Pieces. Orgaa as Home. Reed Organ Music. Pianist’s Album. Instrumental. Plano Forte Gems. “ Prlee par volume, In boards ,42.60; cloth, 43; full gilt, 44. Also handsomely bound “L'ves” of the (treat .—— -*-*—*- m ox 1 book. rder roon. Oliver Situs A Co., Ci&s. S. Dittos It Co. 711 Uro».lw»y, M. Y r»i*. T. W. HENTZ, Dentist. at the Geor* weeks, where ho will be glad to any of his Irlends who inxy need 1118’ services. nani—av vntmirari, .vivcunm iiui, 1874. Whereas, O U. Jones, administrator or Those arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all parties Interested U> show cause (If any they have) why said letters should not be grant- ad at tbe Mareh term, 1876, or said oourt. WM. A FARLEY, noa* wlm Ordinary. . 2:30 r a . 8:60 . 7:10 . 7:26 . 6:10 r a . 7:36 .10:09 t U .11:66 r a NOTICE. Ja*. M. Russell. Osa* J. Bwirr. BUNNELL * BWIVT, Attorneys aud Couusellors at Law. Will practice lu the Courts of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit; eud Alabama. Office over 0. A. Redd 4 Co.'s store, Broad street, Columbus, Ua. Jal L T. DOWNING, Atlaraey and MlelNr. U. S. Com'r aod Register In Bankruptcy. Office nov‘401 over Brooks' Drug titore, Columbus, Ga. R. J. MONKN, Attormey and Caanssllsr *4 Law, lurance Com ond story. Shnatlnga. Bhlrtlnga, and tawing and Knitting Tlirtind. Cards Wool end Grinds Wheat and Coro- Office In rear of Wtltlch k Klnsd's, Randirlph et. Jal8 It. II. CHILTON. President. MUMUOGER MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of BHKHT1NOM, RIHRTINOd, YARN, ROl'R, ko. COLUMBUS, OA. G.P. SWIFT, President. W. A. BWIFT, Secretary k Treasurer. oct31 ly. Dentists. W. r. TIONKK. D—Mtllt, (OLllllll'a DCNTAI. BOOM.. W. T. Pool, Prop-r, U«or*1. Horn. BalMtai, Oolambnt U«ot*l*. oetW Cotton Feotorlos. Painters. WM. .MOW, JR., * OO., Honan and Blyn PalnUre, Old Oglethorpe eorner, (Just north of poetnfilce) Columbus, Oeorgla. Will contract for House nod dlgn 1'aintiuR et rcesuueble nrii-ee, and guerautoe satisfaction. Rffer to Wm, Hnoer, fir.fwi»r6 ConfeotiomrB. I. a. btruppbr, Candy Manmffcatarav APD PSALBX U All kind# ef Confaationary and Fruits, Stick Candy IB oanta. Full weight guaranteed In each box. Ia24 Builders and Arohlteote. ijoldanus. On., Get.' S, 1874. V and after Saturday, October 3d, trains over this Boad will ran ns follows, Pas- „ar Tr.ln dolly, (Sundays exoepteo) moslOK oloso oonnectolns with M. k E. K. R. for Eufanla: Leave Columbus 3.00 r. M. Arrive at Troy 9:40 r. m. Leave Troy 2:G a. a. Arrive at Columbus 9:46 a. m. FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR. Leave Columbus Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:30 a. m. Arrive at Troy 3:62 v. a. Leave Troy Tuesdays, Thursdays end Satur days nt 4-JO A. M. Arrive at Columbus2:02 p.M. W. L. CLARK. HOTELS. Commercial Hotel, EUFAULA* ALABAMA. "PREDICATED to tbe Oommerolal Travelers 1S741 HOWARD HOUSE, | W4 BROAD MTREET, Nbakly Oppo. MovToonanr amp Ecpaola Railroad D spot, Eufaula. Alabama. I. W. HOWARD. Prop’r. ootl dkwOm Rankin House, Colnmbtu, Ua. J. W. RYAN, Prop'r. Fu» Oou>n, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Unobb tbi Kan Kin House. n|*4 dswM J. W. RYAN, Frep»r. J. G. Clf ALMERM, HvNae (grpsater end Ballder. Jobbing done at short dotice. * ’Ians and specification* furnished for all style* of buildings Broad Street, next to G. W. Brown's, Colnmbne, On. Boots and Shoes. WELLS A CURTIS, No. 73 Brood St., Sign of the Big Boot, DKALSKSIN Boots and Shoes, Leather and Fladlngo. Give prompt and careful attention to orders JT& N. B.—Plasterers’ Hair always on hand. iZL Boot and thoemakera WM. MBYMR, Boot and Shoeinnker. Dealer in Leather end Findings. Koxt to C. A. ledd k Co.’s. Prompt end strict attention given Tailors. Q. A. KGEHME, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. A full stock of French and English llroadclotbs CassiiuprM and V«mUuks. uprl6 No. 134 Broad Stroot. HENRY SELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing Done in the beet style. Watchmakers. CSCHOM EURO, Practical Watchmaker aad Jeweler, Successor to L. Sotoweky, 106 broad street, Jail Columbus, Qa. O. H. LMQUIN, Watatt ntak.r, 134 Dnwl .tr.it, (JbtUMb*.. 0>. W.tchM .Dll Clocki repaired W_tae beat^ nt..* r eud warranted. Plano Tuning, 40. E. W. BLAU, Repairer aud Tuner of Fianoee, Organ# and Accordeons. Sign Palnlin Orders may be be left at J. W. LAWYERS. HINES DOZIER, Attorney n.t Law, nAMILTOM, 44A., or LV * ®. “Fay me or run awey."* W. A. Farlev, A.ttoruey-»t-Zj«w OUSSETA, Chattahooc.u t!o„ Ua. •^Special attention given to eollectlone Cftrner Crewfurd end Front Pta. Dress-Making. MIBB M. A. HOLLINGBWORTH, Drose-Makinx, Cutting eud Fitting. Termiebeap. Besidence end shop la V '** novlt Tin and Coppersmiths. wm. ru Worker flm Tim, Bknnt Iron, Copper. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. Je7 Mo. 17A Brand Street. FERN M. WOOD, A-ttorney at Law, Opelika, Alabama, . jprdma Court of Afo union, end la tbe Unltad States District Con it at Mont- gomary.aaplft dfcwtjaul Atlionffi, O-st* Aaaela aa let of Mn j, *74, $3*1,799.89 POLICIES WHITTEN ON ALL KINDS AT of loanrabla l*ro?»crty against Lo** by Fire. Dividend No. if. 46 par cent on premi um#, now ready lor delivery and payment- t. R. B. MURDOCH, Insurance Agent, e#4 sm No. IB Broad Sim