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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ENQUlRBR-atTK: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1874. (Citg Blatters. VOLVMBVB DAILY MAMKMCT- Fiiim&io—l.t. for cotton bill.—light oa Bew York 14 dto-oanl; d.m»;id st Bo .lot Vi; do. si Frit Mites %1 light ot Pimsth J4 dtosotit ; 4s. si New OtIudi %. Bilk ehsekl si Vsw Tsfk % premia*; do. si sthsr poltli It Iks Ulltsd II M Otmney losm 1»1J4 per rstt per month. Hold tod illvtr tomlttl. Osttst.—Market gulst. Itfirior — •— Ordlisrj tnd tltlnid 10 011 Olid Ordinary l*KOUX Low Middling. M>/iU— MMdlltgt 1>H*~ Osod Middlings 13SO- ItlM 134 tain. : Rieslpti 35* lulls—*1 kg M. k 0. B. B.j 40 kg wlgoos; 3 (>g N. k B. R. R.;00bg W. B. B.; 211 bg rlfir; S bg 8. W. B. R. Iblpmtls 842 btlM—153 l.g 8. W. R. K.; 21 for kins cot- ■taplist; 00 tig W. R. R. tlTLT RITnm. Block st kind Atgnst list, 18T4 1,000 Bieilftd ta-dey 8M |>rav iotilg 00,418—40,072 Shipped te-dey 382 “ prtslotllg..... 32,000—31,347 Rtsck st bind 14,021 lui Kit List Vest.—August 4lst, 1874,1,177; rscslvsd nits dug 047; tstsl receipts 88,034; skipped stmt dig SOI; tstsl thlpmstu20,112; slstk 10,024; stlM 118. Middling. 14^c. U. 4. Potts,—Bsoilpts fur 3 dtps 44,012; sipsrts Is Oml Brlmi 88,081; Is Csttlnest 0,447; stssk 814 014. II. I. Potts I, A It Yiar.—Receipts for 8 digs 72,210; exports to Oml Brltsls lS.Oit; to Cot- llliut 23,831; stock 744,077. WDOLBBALK MABKMT. B4CS8—Rhotldsrs Olds; clear rib sides 14^0. Bulk Mtlts—Ohotlduri tots; Istg clrtr tides llWe. Biomto—Domestic r@10o. Itot Tits—Btlrd's 8c; slllgstor Bide. Htioit—Hsflned A lxj^c; extra V lie; G llj^o. Corral—Common 22c; choice 2CS. PLOtl—Per lild—Western choice supsrOoe $4 00; fsmllg 47 Oil; r.ncg til; Ollg Mills B 48 00; A 47; A AM. Praur—florid. 00@05s. 4.LI—41 40 Ibr Uterpotd. Mm fs Rev 4dMrtlHM48fi. Hotter ltd lint >1 Aoctlon—Kills ft Hurl- ton. Dlirlti for 1874—Pests 4> Norman. Urssr’s Almsnss lor 1874—Pout A Normtn. Mubin lot’ Building ft leonn Block—John BlMkmnr. Oirnrd Bthool Nolios—Mrs Roberts. Sltuitloo Wonted—Obu O Leonard, L.F.y •tts, All. HsneAt to Mitt Mirphg’s Ptmllg—Kitts Pi turn. Killing In Cuthhort. Oar traveling correspondent report* Junes Bobinion itnbbid to dinth John Hinliy in Oalhbirt, Saturday oigbt. Both wire nsgrou. Robinson bu been irrsatid. Qnarrel about n negro woman. Whisky hid * good dial to do with it. . is/1 for Tea-era. One hundred whiti pinoni left Maoon for Atlnnta Friday night, in ronti to Tuu, where they intend to locate. At Atlanta they were to be joined by other partiea. Many appeared to be etout men, fall of hope and courage. We heard nr- eral nay they hid money enough to go to Arkansas, if they did not liki Texas. Wanted, By a young man,of four years' sxparianoe, n situation on n first oinaa Waakly Fnpar. Terms reasonable. Addraas Chab. O. Lsobabd, It LaFayatta, Ain. Pins-Boron Una In Ulrnrd. On Sunday, about 11 o'clock, the prop erly of Mr. Bob Forsyth, in Girard, was fired by an iuoandiary in two plnaee. A giu house, filled with hay and fodder, was entirely ooniutued, together with n shed containing some $6110 of wagons and wagon material, and $600 of lumber. In addition to this, Mr. Forsyth lost fire hundred bushels of sweet potatoes whioh wars baked in Ibe bank. Tha firs pre sented a brilliant appearance, as seen from thin side of tba river. Both houses were fired at tba same time, and roofs were falling in when owner of property was awaked. Mr. Forsyth estimates his loss at $4,000—$!l,000 of whioh was cot- •red in aa insurance oumpany represented by Dr. Win. P. Turner. The property was located on the creek in Oirnrd. On Baturday v juat before dark, aotna loose straw around boxen in thn rear cel Mr of F. L. Brooks' drug atore oaught fire, supposed accidentally. The fire it self did very little damags, but that from water end breakage was heavy—variously estimated from $1,600 to $9,000. A big stream of water darting from a steam an gina through a drug store is apt to eraata havoc among bottles. Tba stoek was valued at $7,000, and insured for about bait that sum in tha /Etna, of Hartford, represented by Mr. D. F. Wilcox. HasdiBm War* of Arl. Prof. J. L. Duffle, now connected wlib Williams' Gallery, showed ua yesterday a a handsome picture in India ink and ool< on, which he had just completed, of Mrs. Henry Bnssey. The exeontion, especially of Iho laces, is exquisite, and will do oredit to any gallery. Duffle is a superior artist, and makes most beautiful pictures. norm DMAD. I. 1*. BAOLXT DIBS SAH’SCAV MtDirraHT— MABBMSI. M. W. MtrarMT STOTOAT At. UM3BART—BIAMIBATIOW OF a. V. BAOLBT TO DAT - OCABDBD. • TAIL Jttvor Knot. Tha Wylly, from Bainbridge, arrived Sunday with 195 bales of cotton and other freight. She leavee to-morrow. The Julia is down the river, acd expected to return Friday. Thai far this aeasen the boats have brought to Columbus 7,629 bales of cot ton, agalnet 4,.877 last year—excess 3,245. We now look only 793 halos of receiving aa muoh by thn river ax daring the whole of last season Am Koleya ml Mil. Tha Episoopal Church, yesterday, gave an elegant feast to tha children of tha pariah school. The pupils number soma forty boys and girls, and they ware mads very happy by niee things to aat and plen ty of fruits aud goodies to taka away. Seen from oar office window, they ware about as joyous a set aa tho ays could wish to rest on. They faaatad gaily on tba good things spread before them in ihs school room in rear of tbs charob. Tbs tesobsr, tbs llectur sad several other wale and female members tha church ware present, and added to the felicity of tha little people. New Prints every week; Groegrain Ribbons, all widths, 25 oents par yard i Draas Goods at reduced prices j head quarters for Blaok Silks, Black Alpaena, 10-4 Sheetings, Pillow Casa Cottons, Towels, Napkins and Table Linen, at Buboabd's, uov22 tf 123 Brand St. M. L. Baglay, who so cowardly shot and mortally wounded thn City Marshal, M. W. Murphy, Saturday afternoon, whiln thn latter was striving to do his duty most kindly and friendly, died about midnight at thn Bniford Honan, whither ha hud boon removed from jail. Snnday afternoon hte victim, M. W. Morphy, City Marsha), a gallant soldier and true, brave offiaar, at hia residence in Oolnmbna, breathed his Mat. Whisky and rowdyism, sad carrying conoealed weapons, hare coat Colombo! one of tba bast ottoam aha has ever known, oonomn'i iKqunrr. An inquaat was bald ovar tha body ot Baglay under the direction of Coroner da Grafianriad. The reporter was in Griffin, so can only giva tba points furnish ad by looking ovar lha tastioiony taken by another. Tha foreman of the jury was Mr. L. G. BohansMr. Only J. J. Brad ford, offloer MoEaohran, and Doctors Rai- ford and Tuggle were examined. Tba oononrrent testimony is about as follows; Tha two brothers, M. L. and B. F. Baglay, had been very disorderly, ware either drunk or putting draak on, aud carting offleers bitterly. Offloer Dan- oen had bean compelled to olub one of them Mat inmmer in order to arrest him for a flagrant violation of Mw, and they wanted to show what they oould do. Tha pair ware ia Watt A Walker's atore. Mur phy was trying to get them to leave town and direeted tba polioemen to do the same. At last, they were gotten on their horses, and started ofl cursing bitterly. Tba officers stood at tha oorner watching the pair to see if they would oraats disorder ale#where. Hardly had they paaaad Springer's before they com menced their awful profanity again. Naar tha Oonrt House yard, northeast oornar, the offloera came np. Baglays threatened to kill anybody that touched Murphy caught hold of tha reins ot tha horse on whioh M. L. Baglay was mounted. Tha rider draw a Smith A Wesson seven barrel pistol. Officer Mo- Eachran oaught hold of hU wrist and Mur phy took tha weapon away, putting it in bU own pooket. M. L. Bagley then drew a weapon from his bosom and fired at Morphy. The tetter still holding tha rains, and being somewhat ondar the horns, fired with tha same pistol ha had juat taken from Bag lay. Mnrphay'a ball strnok tha boras in tha neck. Officer MoEaohran than fired and no did officer Smith. Thane ware tha first fonr shots, several others followed. The testimony con ears in the statement that B. F. Baglay find three shots, MoEaohran thought at Duncan. Both brothers gallopped off. M. L. Bagley fell from his boras at Bash’s oornar, and both ware captured there. Mr. J. J. Bradford witnessed the firing from the Oonrt House steps. Tha doctors testified deceased received two wonndt—one entered below tha shoulder blade and cams oat jut above tha breastbone near the neck, tha other was lower and nearer tha backbone. Both ware in tha book. Either would have killed. When asked on inquest if ha fired at M. L. Baglay, offloer MoEachren declined to answer. Tin vnanioT. Tha jury returned a vardiot that tha deceased, M. L. Baglay, came to hia death from tbs off acta of two gna shot wounda fired by partiea unknown, canaion to uuATTAnoocaxn. Tha remains of M. L. Baglay ware then serried to tha home of his father, in Chattahoochee, by another brother, Ma rion, and tbsy ware doubttea* buried yes terday. raiUMIMAUI 1XAMIYATION TO DAT. Tbs preliminary trial of B. F. Baglay, charged with being accessory to tha mur der, who is now in jail, takas place this morning at ten o'oloek, at tha Court Houe, baton Judge Johnson of tha Hn- prame Court. Tba warrants were sworn out yesterday. Thornton A Grimes and Williams A Williams rapraaant tha de- feuoe; Solicitor General Little, City At torney Charles Coleman and Peabody A Brannon represent the State, eity and p -oontion. On tha inquest no attempt was mads to gat at more than tha main faot. Tha feeling ia the city la stilt vary in tense against tha Baglays. On ttunday night, by request of the Sheriff and Mayor, tha iail was on Annan by lha Golambu and City Light Guards to prevent any attempt to lyneh B. P. Bagley. Per* Rssg Novelties ta Opt* Ta-marrata! A MONO THOM, New ChinU Baps, for Wrappers; New Beaded Gimps and Buttons; Beaded Taka; One Elegant Beaded Mantle end one Elegant Cloth Baoqna, auitable for ChrUL mu presents. Also, Rul Thread Loos Barbee. Superb assortment of Ribbons. Magnificent lot of Draaa Goods. New Prints, Ac., Ac., nov25 eodtf J- Johu. Cargill. New lot just in and cheap, at tha Vir. ginia Store. <le«* ® od Jteertoed Fa-day «< »»e Flryials St on, New Cloth Braque*, pretty end ohaap; Black Alpacas, Cuhmeres and Blaok Silks; Mufflers, Hearts, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Ac. deo24 cod nxa Maul Imported and Kay Watt Cigars at Bah- lur'n, No. *4 Broad Street. oetll-tt Dr. J. S. Key preiihil his parting ear- non u pastor of St. Lake in the mom* lag, and jluv. A. Wright in St. Paul at night. Both congrags'iaas ware united. Tba Baptiste had no service at night. Both thn feottemsa pkuuhed able ur inous, ss is thoir wont, sack conveying the true spirit of tha Gospel of CbrUI. They are among tba moat prominent mem bers of tha Georgia Conference, and pos sess the Iova and eon fid sacs of every con gregation they have in charge. They luve Colombo! with the heartfelt wishes of the entire oommanity that happiness may ba their*. Rev. Mr. Payne, uaignad io Girard, Trinity and Asbnry ohnrnhu, preached it Trinity Snnday. He in pronounced n most excellent preacher. Services at other cbnrchu oa non el. Rev. Messrs. Corley and Braneb, the lately appointed pastors of Bt. Luke and St. Paul churches, are expected to-dny or to-morrow. Joseph A Bro. ora daily in reoeipt of New Goods pnrohased for oasb, every variety and style, of which for oasb they will sell at thn lownt figure, ntther wholesale or retail. Call and sae tha goods on hand, whioh are made in the State of Georgia, and bay home goods, thereby saving minty hufi adding to the interests of yoar own seotion. nov8 tf . Just Moestrlt, A fresh stock of Blaok Alpaca (tha fourth shipment this union). To srrive Monday, a large stoek of Beaded Trim mings and Ladiu’ Merino Underwear, at tha New York Store. nov22 tf ' ^ 8. LANDsuaa. Factory Jeans, Checks, Sheetings, Os- naburgs, Ac., together with a fall stock of Substantial Goods in all linss of Dry Goode, tuny ba foaad at prioes to suit tbe times. Call on tleolfi , Puacocb A Swurr. LOCAL BBIBFB. HOVOMt TO TUU UMAD. Faaeaal of Malt. W. Marpky, the CBy kfersRwl—Usncrat Ontysurtny •f Cfl loom. —The colored bratber M now willing to be hired. Wages will most probably he rednoed. —“Ah men'— weenanly exclamation. —No Mayor's oonrt juterday. —To the surprise ot every one tbe wuther has tamed very warm. Yester day wu balmy u May. “My Sunday evening's mail"—is what aha naUs him. —Candidates urn becoming aa lively as crickets. The election M class at hand. —A dealer should not only advertiu hia busmens, bat ha should advertiu lo get business. —Cbrtetmu day Columbus reoeived G25 balu of ootton, S94 of whioh oatoo by river, and 83 by wagona. On Saturday only 71 balu were reeaived. —Wa saw a little boy ploddling through the rain and slush Saturday singing st tbs top ef hia voice: “The sun may be ablniac to-morrow, Although It ll raining to-day." Philosophy ic that. —Whan little granger boys play mar bles in ihe country now, (hey dispense with the middle-man. —John Robinson's circus and tha Swiss Bell Uiagen were in Maoon yesterday. —If choked, get upon your nil-fours and jough; and when you want to cough get npou all-fours and choke. There are three men in the oounty who desire tha position of ooroner. It ia not anoh a bad place after all, for if tbe coroner aote as his own physician be gete $20 for every dead person over whom an inquest is held. —When a pretty girl alepa on a man’s toes he receives a stamp of beauty that he does not appreciate. —The sensation of yuterday morning wu tha street serenade by the Katie Put nam brass band. —Tbe West urnsstly protests she don't want auy more young men without capi Ml. She oan hardly faad thou she has. —Tha total visible supply of ootton in the world Saturday night waa—East In- dte, 899,000; American, 1,734,774-total 2,633,774—excess ovar last year 242,293. —Santa Claus wu a Hollander; Krte Kringle a German. —Tbit ia a good time of tha year to take a oenaus of mean man. They are as plentiful as fly tracks in summer time. —Tha observanou of New Year's Day will ba pretty general in Ooluinbna. The young men, mostly, intend calling, and many ladiu will receive. PLKUAYT OVBXVM CLOTHIVO Make is Order ^a* jvico. psrfost Ml six* BatlsfaeHmn Ounrantn* Onr Mr. Thomas hu just returned from New York With • choice line of New Samples, and we are now taking orders for Dreu and Business Saits, hav ing made satisfactory arrangements for the msnafaetnre of our Custom Clothiug with special care aud at ahort notice, by tp—« well known uaauufwturers of fine olothing, Mosers. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Give oa your orders early, gad we will do our beat to plesu you, being determ ined that our friends and onstamare shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prioee for having their clothing made to order. oep!7 tf Tuomaa A Pauoorr. At lha JTsta Tork Blur*. A large lot of but Kid Gloves, cele brated patent brgnd, at $1.00 and $1.50 a pair, in black, whits and oolora, Just received. ootiM 8. Lobdaukb, M. W. Murphy, City Marshal of Oqtaaa- bus, who bad hold tbe position for night years, and had jut bun elected the ninth time, died Sunday afternoon about five o’oloek, from lha affute of the pistol shot of one M. L. Bagley, who M also in hia grave. Tha killing of Murphy wu a bru tal murder. Shortly after being shot, while reclining in the arms of frienda, ba remarked ha knew hu wu mortally wounded end would die, “bat oh to be murdered in this oowardiy way in terri ble !” Ha expressed no fun of tha king of terrors, bat felt a horror that a man should kill him while he wu snduvoring te do his duty gently and kindly. There Ohio oowsrdioe, and nut one spark uf the bally or bravado in Matt. Murphy. He wu coal, kind, determined, breve. Boon after being wounded, hu aunt for Father Hamilton and performed all tha ritu required of ths dying by tha Ontholiu Church, of which he was a member. Hia lut hours were unoonaoioui but peaceful. Ha wax shot la tha left shoulder by u man on horubaek and tha biU went downwards in lha body. Ha did not complain greatly of pain. Tha funeral took pises Mat afternoon from tba Catholic Chnroh. Father Ham ilton praaefasd an eloquent little urmon, enforcing ths idea of always being ready for death. Tha fnnarel escort than moved to tba grave. First came ths military battalion, the Colombo! and City Light Guards,— commandej by Capt. Shephard. Tho de ceased wu a member of tbs Columbus Guards. Following thsu wu ths hearse, and then u long line of cirri ages, con taining tha family of tha dsouud, the Mayor of lha city and Aldermuk, with til tbeoffioiuM and ex-offloiais of thn oily and county, and nutations friends end sympathizers. About uventy vehicles were in line. Besidu, large orowds of white and colored people filled the side walks. To the Uma of muffad drams the' long prooeuion wound slowly its way to the cemetery, where thu lut ud rights were spoken, three volleys of musketry fired and the dead left alons. The poliu fore# of thu oily ia full uni form acted us pall bearers. Mirabel Murphy wu undoubtedly i breve and efficient an offloer i aver u city had, and a true man in evtiy respect. Hu was, too, one of ths most popular men in tba uity. For nearly nine years ha hu bun annually eleoted Marshal of Columbus, and every time increased his majoritiu; yet tha registry shows ha was only thirty- two years of aga. Ha earns from Ireland when quits a boy. Whan tha late war commenced he volunteered in the Georgia Regulars, end afterwsrds wu a Sergeant in Walihun’s bsilery of tbe Georgta Ar tillery. All know how thou orgsnMo tions fought. At the eanclasion of hos tilities be wu appointed u policeman of Columbus, and u a detective wu snocewa. ful in the raeoveiy of urerol thousand dollars in money. In 1866 ha ran for and wu sleeted Olty Marshal, but tbs next yur wu tuned out together with all tha city officials by the military. Col. F. G. Wilkins, than Mayor, and Mayor Mcllhenny, than Alder man, were displaced at tba urns time. Murphy wu at tha next election chosen again by a heavy majority. Ha luvu u wife end two children. No man in Co- latnbnx pout eased truer or more steadfast friends, or u many of them. MUt Cions, In White, Black and Opera Bhadu, at tbe Virginia Store. dec24 eod CleMfN*. A fine and well selected stock of Oloth ing which must be sold by January let, will be disposed of at u great sacrifice. Stbacsb A Goddskixh. At ths Virginia Stars, New Prints, Factory Checks 'and Shout ings, 10 4 and 11-4 Sheeting, Blanket*, Kentnoky Jeans and other Domestic*. Also, nice lot of Ladies' Trunks. dec24 eod Carpets. Another new lot jut in end cheap, at tba Virginia Store. deo24 eod MVOW ALL MMV That at tha popular and long utebllahad Restaurant amd Saloon of CAcu. llsgmon A Oa. tha best ot Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro boot publico. octl tf Persona wanting Dry Goods, Shorn, Hats, Olothing, Aa., should visit deal 2 Paaoocx A 8win's. Christmas and Nose Year's Presents. A new assortment of Juwuutx and Solid Bilvu-warb, Suitable for Holiday Prucuts, hu jut coma in, to be sold at Prices to itiit tbe Timet; Therefore, if you want to get an Article teorlh the money you pay for U, ao to , WITTIOH A KINSEL'S Jt\eeiry Store. Katie Pntnam ae Little Kara/tot Last Might. Katie Pitnam and bu troupe un Unit annual visit to Golnmbu were greeted by tha fullest house wa bavs sun this $1 Columbus. Alfctbe ebaitaatid a num ber ot tha biuoheropt thu lower flm* wen, taken, and th4re was a full gallery audi ence. Katie Putoam is a grut favorite in tbe South, end deurvediy ao, for in all her toting she appear* artless end natural. It te seldom she appears stilted or strained, and then some etch humor will fly to bring her back. In Little Barefoot she rendered tbe role in exoellunt style, and the audience appeared highly pleued. Her songs wen very sweet and anoored In thf tenderer strains thus appear* to be a tear in bu voioe. J. J. Sullivan wu s handsome Wm. Pure, and W. B. Arnold, the old farmer, made one of the very beet characters of the play. Thomas H. Burns narrowly missed bqing a os pi tel Jimmy. The band master commenced the bill splendidly, but did not fulfill exportations. The ptay wu wall put on tba atage, and highly enjoyed. s The orchestra >• very good. To-night we are to have Diekena’ “Old Cariosity Shop,” with Kails Putnam in tbe characters of loving, tender Nall, and the roUioklng, dashing Marehlonaas, and aha cun play both. Go and ua. It wu announced from tba stags that a matinee would ba given Wednesday af ternoon (to-morrow) for tbe benefit of the yife sad child of the late City Marshal, irben the Pearl of Savoy will ba pre sented. In tbie ptay Katie Potnam made a splendid hit in Memphta lut week. The play ia a vary interesting one, and hu never bean put ou the Columbus stags The announcement of tha objeat wu received with deaf ening applaue, whioh continued several moments. We hops all who appMuded will attend or pay tbe value ot a tiekst. Wa ean confidently advise all to visit tha Open House for they will ba oharmed with Katta’u acting. The Bisters’ Fair. To-night will clou the uueoeufnl ft rival whioh hu bun so pleasantly con ceived and managed. All the articles of value are tobe disposed of, either by raffle or anolion, this evening, end all the votu oloaed. Tha list inolndea a fine gun, ehoioe pictures, silver sets, and other ar- tiolu of muoh worth. This evening will be closed, too, the votes for ths most popnlar young lady, and also for tbs favorite little girl.- The votu for the letter atood u follows at tba Mat oonnt: Mamie Hartman, 253; Mol lis Howard, 306; Mary Lon Mott, 281; Emma Lee, 178; May Morphy, 81. Tbe attend'Cace lut evening was quite Mrga, and tbe gayest of all. Tba follow ing articlei were raffled: Fruit spoon won fay Pater Clarke; cord basket, Henry Woodruff; small chair, Mrs. Deignan lounge, James Cook ; silk dress, Frank Donnelly. Remember this ia tbe lut night of the fair. Tbe true road to prosperity is to buy only What yon are able to pay tba oaah for. Appreciating tha faot, I have de termined to ull from this data for the By adhering etrietly to tnia rule, willbu able to sell cheaper than when good* are to be “eharged.” Partiu in debted to me will confer a great favor by colling and settling promptly. T. E. Blahchabd, nov2l tf _ 128 Broad Bt, Those who owa ns anything will pleue mil and settle. decl2 Pasooca A Swirr. CelumOus Gotten. Bines Friday night Columbus hu re oeived 426 ba'u)againat 877 sums days last yur. To day last uuon we received 316 ties. The receipts at thu porta in three days hava fallen off 28,809 from thou of tha uma days Mat year. FOR OOUNTY OFFICES. For Tax Collector, •38- CAPT. UUAJUJES A. K >iMnfliUMM(r$b« Matilda Coin!*. Eli natna of DAVIS A. ANDREWS, E$n„ m a eandldaU for Tax Collector of MaacofM oounty, at tho entulaf alaetloa In January next. octio For Tax Collector. » -a— 8. B. CLEGHOHN annoaneee him- ^ self a Collector of Muaoogee county Wednesday In January next. octJtd . . . For Tax Collector. didate for Tax Collector of 1 oounty at the eleotlon on the first Wednesday | In Jattoary next. Mi l te* JACOB O, BURBU8. For Tax Collector. kst* Ireapeettally announoc myself eocn- ^ didate Ibr Tax Colleotor of Muaeofee oounty at the eleotlon on the first Wednesday in Janaary next. AttNOUNCKMKNTC. JOB PRINTINC. GILBERT’S For Tax Colleotor. “WI PRINTING OFFICE Hawke first | AND goon BIND®, AVINO EXTENSIVELY RErug. wl my ofHot, taaaUelpetloa ef tba basi,,,, •osson whioh I* new opening, with ua» mxu. ■elf a candidate for tbe affieo of Jo* I riot, ! am butter prepared Uu earn b. 2. or of Muaoogee oounty. Eleotlon first ( w 10 <U trsry description of work deal red by Merchant!, Corporations, Societies, Railroad*, Steamboata, And the Public Generally, JOHN A. HUFF. An examination of Prices and Block li ask. Fop Receiver of T$jc Return*. | «>< «uranMaing Good and r.u.m. Work . I maasbip, with Promptness. for ra-elMtIon of Tub Reoelvsr or Hu- oogee county; election Ant Wednesday la Jan. uorgla and Alabama Legal Blanki r:,r.«rM,’7^uV-7u™i;v.» i # * ^ ° r ■■""‘•d« will ba my only reference Ibr competency, my any end veined “Neph.wx," year “Uncle Mike" will expect each ud arary one to do hia whote daty. Be let at all ba ap and doing, rolt te« M. W. THWBATT. | chert notice. Railroad Rdouipt Books For tha different Beads, of various .it,,, ways oa band, and slco made to order it ihwi notice. Announcement. *-a»- Ism thankful te Ua friend, who lag- «»» aiteMUbmcnt li complete, UJ my nsm. „ a candidate for tea olloa of Tot Baootvar, and In eoaaptlng tba | “1^“ * f°' Ur ’ “dfnm, nomination, allow ma to ctata that I stand ba-1 *^! pl * B ° 7>1 M * 1 *V fora lha pnblle on my own msrlta, and nm entirely Independent .of any ring, ellque or putty. WM. E. BARNARD, da cl6 ta For Tax Receiver. Kgf I announea myialf a oandldats for " Baoelvcr of Tax Baturas for Mucogs* I Mlny m, dltlon< h „, b, ra m ,d. daring tbe county. Eleotlon first Wedncrtsy In Jsnaar, | pMtlMMn it „ B0W „ rf UJ s*p27 doodfcwt# Uusrto Volume. IN THE DEPABTMENT OF BOOK BINDING, and durability. To the Voters of Muscogee. I Having an Iumh quantity ud largo I . t u.D.nv wsri a- 01 T m< rieeeee ran by Stain |3S— I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF p 0 w.r, and on.of tha molt eitmltr. itookxot * Cud Ida ta for tba olfioa of Ta* Bo- p 4pir Bill and Litter llaads, Oardc, Tagi, he. aatrerof Mucogee Oonnty, at tba atteUonoo I „„ brosght to Oolombu, no delay can occsr, the First WeJnssday iu January. T. O. REES. I or satisfaction fall te ba given, both in Prioe I nnd Quality of Work. Bomombor tha place, OLD SUN AND TIMES Off ICE, (Opposite Now Poetofilco Building) Rudolph S4r**t, CaltaikBi, Go. My Country Frienda and Patron, will plton remember the sbove, and tend tbsirordsn te TH4ML HILBERT, Columbus, Gx. MEDICINES. For County Treasurer. ir£§r~ I respectfully announea myaelf a ean« I dldate for tha offloe of Oonnty Treat- urerfor Musoogaa oonnty, at tha eleotlon on | Wednesday, 6 th January, 1876. deals ta* J. J. WOOD. For County Treasurer. 1 ratpaotfully announea myself a can didate for tha offloe of Treasurer of | Muscogee oauntv, at tha enming eleotlon on Wednesday, the Oth of January next, duels Je^J. H. HARRISON. For County Treasurer. I announce myaelf a candidate for re-1 eleotlon ae Oonnty Treasurer of .Mae- oogee oonnty, at the ensuing election on Wod- j Doaday, January 6tb, 1876. doclO to* TIM MARKHAM. To the Voters of Muscogee | County. At ■otlcltattoa and euggntlon oi I t ,e.7r‘^m^'ndrt'fo7 th.’OTra'orTti’ a rew minima (white and eolored), I ra D gemente of tbe atomnob, liver and boweli. I preient myieU a candidate for Clerk of the their timely nae much alckneae la prevent- Superior Court of Mueoogee county, at tho ^ Theteatof many yeara have proven them enaulng eleotlon for eonaty offloera In January, | ^ u tht iorftt and beat of all the pill. ever offered to the publlo. They purlfv the blood, remove all oomtptlona and reitore the A nalld eparleat aed fentle pnrc»* WM. M. SNOW. For Clerk Of Superior Court. dlaeaMtfiniMn to porfeot health. Aa an Aaitldnte WMBaftlln and I 1 reapeotrully announoa myaelf aa a cendi-1 Aatldele N tOllla aad Fever they have date for re-election to the offloe of Clerk of Su- I no equal. For Oyi|M|i>ia tkey are a parlor Court of Muesogoa oounty. Elaetlon | Tor ■ , « k Hcmtmehc md flret Wedneiday in January next. aopMtd JESSE J. BRADFORD. Illnna Colie they arc a euro cure. For Ceaatlpatlon, Bhemaantletu, Fllee, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain In For Clerk of Superior Court. I F.rert.T- gg* 1 re.pmtftuly announce myaelf a ean. wllhoot • rival. When dldatafor Clerb of Superior Court, | ^0 does not "fell vary well," a single don stimulates the stomach and bowels, reetorei soliciting tbe support of the publlo. oct3 dte QEOROE Y. POND. Announcement. We reepeotfully announce Mr. T. J. ^ -- - - - the appetite, nnd Imparts vigor to tha system. Sold everywhere. Offloe, 18 Murray street, Now York. STEVENS as a candidate for the offloe of Coroner or Muaoogee ooenty. Eleotlon first I Wodnoaday In January next Ho Is a orlpla, I la easily applied, lmparta a beautiful black or DB. TUTT’8 HAIR DYE SPRINGER’S OPERA HOUSE THREE NIGHT! ONLT I Imwter H*lb,*4lb rood 4Mb, 1*74. Batum of tba Fararlte and V.raatlla Artiate, KATIE PUTNAM! Supported by tha talaatad young aeter, J. J. SULLIVAN And * Powerful Company. Monday Evening, tree. SMB, Will ba presented for tbe flr.t time. LITTLE BAREFOOT! AMOBT (Little Barefoot) KATIE PUTNAM During the 2d act Katie Putnam will ring "Barefoot Prayer," ward! lad mtuls compoMd by hiraalf. Cbuge if Bill neb night. Oenaril odmlulon ,1.00. Qillery 40 cents. ifllleted, end ■ deterring gentlemen. dlfl3 endte* MANY FBIENDS. For Coroner. Wt 1U10UM18. O. LLOYD •* 1 em- | di late for Ooronir of MuMogM oounty, at tba aneaiig elaotlon on Wednesday, tha Otb | day or January next. deol8 dfcwte* MANY FBIENDS. I brown, and aote Ilka magic. The boat In the world. Sold by all drugglxte. Prioe *1 a hot Election Notice. rTlHE election for Oonetabiee In tbe 773d or 1 Upper Town DlitrtoL on the Ud January next, will be bald «t tbe store of Wm. Snow, opposite old poitoffloo oorner. For tba icltli or Lower Town, at tba Court Home. Blanchard HIM tin but dollar Kid Glovei in tbi market; alio, kaepe ■ large •uortaient of Hirrii' Victoria, and Prea- by'a Saaralaaa Kida, Grata' Kid. for eve ning vranr, at $1.25 par pair. [no22 tf Freeh Oysters at ths Maky Jtestaurant. Thin ia tbe vary heat eatabliabwent of the kind in the country, und everything iu retailed ut wholesale prioee. Tbe fine atook of Liquor! ia being retailed at 15 crate. Gall and be ggriafied. 00,14 tf *■ W. Uxitf. The tatoet novelriea in Neckwear at the Baltimore Clothing Ilouae. , tf Ar Christmas Presents, da!0 Attention. In conaequanee ot a change wa are about to make in oar boaiuate, we -will *•11 oniontire utoek of Glothing ud fur nishing Gouda ax ooav. Bnuoun A flauwmx. J. if. BBAMUALL, (99 Broad Btreat, Columbua, Go.,) will repair Watches, Clocks, and Jerreiry neat und promptly. Is also thu only agent for tho Singer Bewing Machine in Colombo*, G*, aud hu tha only genuine Singer Comp ray's Needle* for art* Beat Machine Oil, Shuttle*, Attachment* und Ntudtas Ayr all Fur* in great variety und ut coat, At (he j Machine* always on hand for ml* Jfee- Virgini* Store. dee** eod I diet sent by maiL [novLtf District G. M. 1876. deeZ3 te* B. D. CASEY. For Constable. I announce myielf ax a candidate for I gtrautlp record of dentil* that re-election ax Constable for tba I4ltb 1 ^ | ro tn pulmonary affections li frightful- • -x «» Eleotlon 2d day ol January, | Tb#r# „ B0 ,1^, that le so lniiduom to B* attack as eouaumption. By tbe negltci «< “alight cold* 1 ' tbsy aoon beooma ds.p mi* 1 rad dafy remadlas which, tr applied st tbi »“(• let, would have averted all danger, bt- Tutt’e Expaetorant hex proven Huff “• meet vnlnnhle Lang Balaam «™ r dleeovarod. A dletlngwtetoad clergy- of New York pronoance* It the “r**“ It 9 ■HURT FOSTPOSEMERT — BAT FIKED-PVLL DISTRIBUTION. First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPCLIRR Female Humane Associate ^.“rX^orr^urr’' At Alexandria, Vg. pleasant ta the teats, ud • etagle do« Novomtoer 88, 1874. o' 1 '" r«»or*“*e meet obrilnate eough. 0® I it Murray clrMt, Ntw York. LIST OF OIFTH. | feblft d*od*«ly 1 Grand Cask Gitt #100,000 1 Grand Cuu Gilt 60,(A<0 1 Grand • kuk Girt U6,0 0 10 Oaik Gills, #13,000 «noh lOO.OOO 1#Util-' Gifts, 6.000 M0h.76,000 60Oa<h Gift*, 1,000 exoh 60,000 100 Cuh Gifts, 600 enok 60,000 1,0*0 V*eb Ginn, 100 each 100,000 1,000 Cask Gitt*, 60 each 60,000 w»^*.i*v.u« — aw » «.». , . 80,0c0 0*>k GUlf, *0 DR-k.......... 400,0u0 | In* mxl mniatJi and uarmnil nrnnertV. tclDf Sehnek’t Mmndruku Nil# Will bn found lo poiitf s ihoM qonUltM bucm- ■ary lo ibu total eradication of nil bilious at- tneka, prompt to rtart the leoretlom of the livfr, and Rive n healthy tone to the entire •jratem. Indeed, It li no ordinary dleeovery in aedleal selenee to hove Invented a remedy for the*e atubborn complaint*, whioh develop ell ihe results produced by a heretofore free oa# -of calomel, a mineral justly dreaded by kind, and acknowledged to bo deatruotlve la the extreme to the human cyitem. That the properties of certain vegetable* oomprUe all the virtue! of ealomel without Its fnjorfoui tendencies, ia now an admitted fact, rendered indisputable by aclentifle reaearehea; and those who uae the Mandrake PUlf will be fully eatiafled that the beat medldnea are thoae pro vided by nature in the oommon barbs and roota of the fit Ida. Thai# pllla opan tho bowola and eorroct all ItHoaa derangamenU without aallvation or any of tho injurloua effeeta of ealomel or other poiaona. The accretion ef bile la promoted by theyc pllla, aa will be aeon by tha altared color •f the atoola, and disappearing ol the sallow aomplaxlon and cleansing of tho tongua. Ample direction! for nae accompany each box of pllla. Prepared only by J. U. Behonek A Son, at feilr principal offiea, oornar Sixth nnd Arch •tneata, Philadelphia, and for sale by nil drug- glata and daalora. Prlet» eoaU par box. laylfoedly Afitlgnees’ Sale. "VK tbe firat Tuaaday in Januarj nextjjji| J we will tell »t publlo outcry, -r:»rrz i EUla A Harrlion , a auction house, In . *S’?2 On., oommenclng at 10 o’clock a. m., tba loll# * 486,0u0 |qj- m i estate and perional property, wJJJJ a.!. iBm 7: No L An undivided half Interest to premise, known a. tbe LoweU WenhmM, 1 naiad tnitks city ol Oolaasbu, and upon c . tandpnrt-ofat ^ thi ,ontbk*j[ 22,178 Cash Gifts, amounting W ■ W mi: ., with urn of tickets ion boo. I No l. An undivided half lnt er * st II *2 ,u. number ur Tiinrra, 100,000. knowB w LoweU waralwmV" rmon o» ticbxt*. gated in,the city of Uolnmbu, and upon Whole Tiokets 120 to lota No* 34,44 and psrt of 34. H.lvei 10 00 No. 2. Tba premltei known a« ui" Quarters log of oily lot number lE», fronting on „ F !°', r «ii, Eluhths or each Uoupou 2 *o rad botwaeo Urawlord »nd 5l. Otolr IK Ticket. for..-...,....-.: : —100 te | fio/tlaVTu annrters. ' WickeU for!*.. ’.*........Vo*o'."..100 00 I befog t^nlata residenee T» « resW*^ The Montpeli-r Venial* Human. Axeoola. '^^'"JlJ'thS'eorner rt on. oharterod by tbe LoalaUture of Virginia | "J. .”;. „ an *ore, moro or to"; Mobile A Oir»t J *»“ tula Ladle, of Vlr. iiiU," at Montpeiier, tba ( roiumbux lee M*nuf*ri urilli former resltleu e ol Preshlept James Madlien. I stodk Columbus Govnnnon’a Ovnoa, RiuwMown, July fo UT a aosharea (Mk Columbus Industrial It affords me ploasura to say that I am wen clatlonT , a . ir. acquainted with a large majority of the officers 1 %i Shares stoek Cotton States u** 10 of the Montpelier Female Humane daaoela-1 anoeCompany. „ o.iirnsiH’ 1 ’ 1 tlon, who reside in the 'Icinity of my home, I 1 Share stock North* So !f th A S-nticTe' { and 1 attest tbetr Intelligence and thoir worth I 16 41 “* “ Souihern and Atlantl and high repntatlon as gentlemeu, aa weU aa graph Company. _ , In . U r»n^ the publlo e ’nfidenee, lnfluenee and vnosian-1 M6 Shares atoek Georgia Home in» tlal manna liberally represented among them. I Company. _ „ . h fc sout-» J AS. 1. KEMPER, Gov. of Ta. | 4 first aortgagu bonds of the North ol Alexandria, Va., July 6,1174. I oommeml them as genta#fhon<w and integrity, aad tally entltlea to tha eonfi. donee of Die public. R. W. HUGHES. U. 8. Judge Eastern Diet, of va. Farther referenees by permlfslon: Hia Ex cellency G Inert C. Walker, ex-Govarnor ol Va.; Hon. Robert E. Wltkera, Ldoat-Gov. of Va. and U. 8. Senator eleot; Senators and Hambera of Congress from VI ‘ ' Remittances lor tlekels ma; press, prepaid, poatofflea money ordei Washfouton, D. O.. or by reglateretl letter. For full particulars, testimonials, Ao., order on for elronlars. Address, Han. JAMBS BA1BOVK, Fread’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va. , Reliable AgenU waa tod ovary where^ ^ I of ComB0 J* Mt >uSK. 11 ** b7VbVd««- on.-b.tf e«b. MD* la twelve months, wltK inter est g RY JOHN UBABUjjU,,. dart did Aarign.wof J^L’L - Bids for Medicines. o BALED PROPOSALS for f#rrt*J‘ij»!i

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Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, December 29, 1874, Image 4