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GEORGIA NEWS. Wesleyan Female College at Ma- ' Tuesday night gave u splendid Inhibition. Tobn Brooks is trying to gather iftiie china berries in Quitman to L e as manure. Georgia railroad paid one ,„ in dred and twenty thousand dollars or steel rails last year. \tlanta will celebrate the Twelfth yield January Oth, by the usual ad vertising wagon procession. duly nine Senators; and less than ft v ofthe old members of the House have been returned to their seats. _The Griffin News says, that with Howard Williams as manager, H. W. Urady is about to start a lecturing tuur. —About 150 persons—men, women am l children—from Georgia and South Carolina, left Atlanta Tuesday for Texas. —Hudson, the Democratic nominee for Clerk ofthe Superior Court in Spalding county,' is elected over Mitchell, Independent, by over 250 majority. —Marshal Fitzsimmons has not ve t made his appointments. Fitness will govern. He means to execute the laws, and thinks he will have no trouble In doing so. —C'apt. Ed. Purcell, the hero of Oconee, and one of the most popular Georgia railroad conductors, is to he appointed a deputy United States Marshal under Marshal Fitzsimmons. —In Houston Superior Court last week Joe Humphries, who was charged with murder, whipping his : COLUMBUS, tfEbftfllA. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1877 child to death, plead guilty to volun tary manslaughter, and was sen tenced to five years in tire peniten tiary. —The Ln Grange Reporter has a ringing editorial in defence of Gen. Gordon, against the insidious attack of the Constitution'll anonymous cor respondent. The Atlanta crowd, who composes it are well known, might as well be informed they cannot defeat Gen. Gordon. —The suits of W. A. Hufl’and of Coleman and Newsom, against J. W. Lathrop & Co., of Savannah, were Tuesday decided in the Supreme Court of Chatham county, by a ver dict for the plaintiffs. This is a case arising from some transactions in meats several years since. —Governor Colquitt pardoned Vnn- nious Jennings, colored, who was sentenced to the penitentiary at the July term of Oconee Superior Court, 187(i, for the offense of burglary in tlie day. His sentence was for three years, hut on the certificate of a phy sician that lie would die if longer confined, the Governor humanely pardoned him. —A crazy man named John Seals placed a cigar box so charged with powder and shot that it would be dis charged on being bundled, on the ve randah of Mr. J. Rhodes Hill, in At lanta, on Monday night and then told him of it. The machine was render ed harmless by being dipped in water. Mr. Hill hod the man arrested and declined to prosecute. —One of the most remarkable re sults of the recent election is tlie ig noring of the family of Smiths. Only three of that name, namely: Smith of Hulls, Smith of Walton, Smith of Oglethorpe, were elected to tlie Leg islature. The family of Jones too has been neglected. We believe hut one of the Jones, Dr. J. 8., of Mc Duffie county, will answer to tlie roll call in tlie.next House. —It lias been decided at the Atlanta Fair of tlie Young Men’s Library As sociation that Conductor Johnston, of tlie Georgia Railroad, is tlie most popular railroad conductor voted for at that fair. He received a majority of four hundred and seventy-eight votes and won the splendid gold watch. Tlie sum realized oil that watch by the association was nine hundred and fifty-six dollars net. The question arises how much did Johnson pay. —Atlanta, now that the capital question is settled, has amoral spasm, and all tlie keepers and owners of houses of 111 fame.in that city have been indicted. We believe Atlanta lias been afflicted in this way several times before, but lier efforts in tin- cause of morality must have been of little avail, or the labors of the pres ent grand jury would not be so ardu ous. Tlie soiled doves will lie de spoiled of some of their plumage, some of the poorest may be sent to jail, and then the stern virture of Atlanta will lie satisfied. This is scarcely the way in which to im prove morals. —Tlie so-called “Railway and Steamship Association of the South” met at Augusta. All the magnates were present. Tlie convention was called to order by Governor Brown, the president. The object of the meeting was to make some changes looking to a more equitable position of the competitive business between the different lines and a more equita ble adjustment for lines currying an excess of business. These objects, after a most harmonious session, were accomplished, and at one o’clock Hie convention adjourned. In other words, they made arrangements to equalize competitive towns and crush those that are in their mercy. —At tlie sale of tlie real estate of G. W. Adair in Atlanta, the express office, the original cost of which was $41,000, was offered and secured a lirst hid of $10,000. It ran to $24,030, and was knocked down to M. C. & J. F. Kiser. Tlie ticket office ad joining sold for $5,510, and was pur chased by ex-Govcrnor Brown. The Grenville mill, on Forsyth street, sold to Mr. Patillo for $1,075. A third interest in the Kimball House, free from all encumbrance except a mortgage of $0,000 held by Dr. Jos. Thompson, was bough! liy him for $45,000. Tile building cost $000,000, Twenty-one M. C. Kimball bond of $1,000 each, secured by mortgage on Kimball House, brought 05c, by W. H. Smyth, at making the Kim ball third the same as that of Adair. Ninetv shares Street Railroad stock brought 09 to 100; G. W. Adair's residence to E. A. Warner, $5,000 Kimball House furniture to Joe Thompson, $3,200—total sale $101,' 925. —Tlie trustees of the Lunatic Asv lum were in session several days lust week. The hoard consists of Col. I. N. Whittle, of Bibb, (appointed tc fill the place of Dr. Jus. F. Bozemaifc. deceased,) Col. J. S. Pinckard of For syth, Col. R. L. Mott, of Muscogee Capt. T. F. Newell and Gen. S. 1 Myrick, of Baldwin. Col. Whittle was made chairman of tlie Hoard All the old officers of the institution were re-elected as follows: Sujieriii teudent—Dr. T. F. Green; First As sistant Physician—Dr. T. O. Powell Second Assistant Physician—Dr. T H. Kenan; Steward—John Ham niond; Assistant Steward -John A Orme; Treasurer—B. R. Herty Apothecary—W. A. Getting. There are about 690 patients, which is larger number than was ever in the Asylum before at one time, and the cost per capita lias been only 36.1 cents ja-r day—which is the lowest point to which it has ever been brought. This includes all expenses of every kind, and it certainly speaks well 'for the management of the Institution. ALABAMA NEWS. -Mr. Frank Pullum, of Union Springs, is dead. —The Montgomery Evening Star lias twinkled out. —Gov. Sam Bard ceases connection with the Pensacola Herald. —The jury in the ease of the Troy bonds, on trial in the United States Court, disagreed. —Dr. Edmunds Mason died in We- tumpka Tuesday evening, after a short illness of only four or five days. —The loss at tlie fire or Sharp’s mills, on Saturday morning last, is estimated at ,$1,100, tlie losses being confined to Mr. Sharp and Mr. Davis. —Tlie jury at Montgomery in the case of the United States vs. Logan Delmar (colored), charged with em bezzlement in tlie postofflee, brought in a verdict of guilty,and recommend ed him to the mercy of the court, on account of his good character previous to this trouble. II W»n’l Tlie Tooblache. In the ladies waiting-room of tlie Central Depot tlie oilier day were a newly-married couple from Grass Lake. They had been visiting in tlie city two or three days, and were then ready to go home. They sat side by side, of course, ids arm around her waist and she leaning on his should er. A long-waisted stranger from tlie East,having sore eyes ami a big heart, walked in, saw them thus seat ed, and in about a minute lie asked of the husband: “Has that woman there got tlie toothache?” Tlie husband looked up ill surprise, but made no answer. After two or three minutes the long-waisted man again remarked: "If that woman has got tlie tooth ache I’ve got a bottle of peppermint in my satchel here.” The bride rolled her big white eyes around, and the husband looked somewhat embarrassed. Tlie man from down East unlocked ills satchel, fumbled among his shirts and collars, and brought up fouroun'ces of pepper mint essence. Heuncorked it, touch ed the contents ofthe bottle against Ids big red tongue, and, handing it for ward toward the husband, feelingly said: "Just have her sop some on a rag and rub her gooms with it. We've used it in our family for—.’’ The bride's eyes threw out sparks as she lifted her head from its loving position, and, striking at tlie bottle, she smirled out: “TutRache, you fule! If you don’t know the difference ’tween' true love and the tuthache you’d better pick grass with tlie geese!” "My Lord!’’gasped the man; and lie hurried out, with his satchel in one iiand and the bottle in the other.— Detroit Free Press. The Greatest Medical Triumph of Moderti Times. udecl by Physicians. Indorsed by Clergymen- Thite Pill* have gained a popularity unparaU ••led. t Druggists everywhere tay their saleta unprecedented. The Reason is Obvious. „£l iey i Bre . ,l ° worthless nostrum, pulled up to deceive tlie credulous, but are the resutt ot I on »f research, hy a chemist and physician of thirty years’ expert- ence, w ho values his reputation more than gold. What Tuft’s Pills will do. TMPY PURE? Dyspepsia, Costivoneni. riles. I nc. I VUnt dt ( . e( tfover & Ague, and Wind Tucv nunc ShVTTeacInoftP, Foul Breath, I ntl vUnt Jaundice, Flatulence, and In digestion. THEY GIVE Appetite. £lesh to the Body, ■ nbi au d dispel Low Spirits. THEY ACT on tfie ulood, and remove all THEY CURE GouTJTTImuniatisni, and Kld- THEY CURE O^z/TuT?*. Heartburn, and inci vunc. jjntouscolic. THEY CAUSE tUHSoT to assimilate, and ■ ncs vnvgt nourjsMhe body. TUCY CURE NervouSUess, and give re- inci vunt freshing Sleep. THEY ARE hivafiuPBlaTbr Female Irregu- inti lavltlea. THEY ARE the CesTTmully Medicine ever i nu Anc aisc0 vered. THEY ARE harmless, and always reliable. Bold every where.Hfi^vntn a Jinx. 35 Murray Street, New 1’ork, Mammoth Stock OF FIHST CliASS DRY GOODS! HI BOTTOM PRICES, Comprising Largest Line ol‘ DOMESTICS, CLOAKS, ' BOOTS and SHOES, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, , , Gents’ and Boys’ HATS. Ladies’ and Misses’ HATS and Yankee Notions 111 the City, at WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL. I WILL begin on MONDAY, NOVKM HKIi 5tli, to otter extraordinary inducement* to the trading public, (live me a ca" New Advertisenlents. ISNYDER’S CURATIVE PADS, A sure mire for Torpid Liver and all disease# arising tTwrefrom, Lung, Kidney. .Spine, Bladder, Womb, and all Female Diseases, ('HILLS AM) FKVKIt, Costlveness, IlyMprtHda, Headache. Our Liver. Lung and Ague Pud, $2. Kidney and Spinal Pad, $3. Pad for Fe- mule Weakness, £3. NVe send them by mull »E. F.SNY- <!>/*/» A WEEK in yoi ■jUU and $5 out lit frt TO., Portland, Maine. AGENTS WANTED! FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO., 820 Broadway, New York City; (Ideago, HI.; New Orleans, La.; Or San Francisco, Cal. Send for Reduced Price List of MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. NEW ami SPLENDID STYLES; P1UVE8 RE1X Y 'El) $101<> *-‘>0 E At; 11, T J IIS MONTH .’ortlnnd, Maine. JACKSON’S BEST SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO! Of Interest to Everybody! $10,000 WANTED At J. E. DEATON’S VARIETY STORE, No. 1 (Hi, ruder It link in House, IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. Ware, Saddles and of Plantation and 11 and Notions. •se Goods were bought for Cash, and an be sold at bargains. Fanners, laborers and citizens generally will find It. to their Dry Goods, Gr lints, Shoes, liar, rockery and Glass mess. A Good line ! Furnishing Goods alt on before buying else- E. DEATON. Reduction O N and after tlie 1st of October tlie Rat via CENTRAL LINE BOATS to all points on the Chattahoochee and Flint Rlv era will be as follows; FLOUR, per barrel 20cents COTTON, per bale 50 c Other Freights in proportion. STEAMER WYIiLY—C. Brocka- way, Captain, •CK SATURDAYS, at 10 A M, for A pula- chleola, Florida. 49*For further Information call on €. A. Ml.INK. General Freight Agent. OfllceatC. E. Hochstrasser’s. Ju23tf STEAMER BIG FOOT Leaves Columbus Every Friday A.T lO A. M. For Bninbridge and intermediate Landings ’’or Freight or Passage apply on hoard, or to W. B. SlooHK, Agent, Columbus, Ga. J. R. Gravks, Agent, Uainbridge, Gu. .John P. Jordan, Agent, Clmftahooehe< decl eod&wlm w F. TIGNER, Dentist,/ pr MASON'S DIIUG STORK, Kamioiph'Streel, C'olnmbim, On. Ja21 ly lies,ll»-1 die 'telling M the best tobacco i for this, and see * ' strip trade made ask your gr that each plug bears out mark with words “Jack Best” on it. Sold wholesale by all job- Send for sample to C. A. JACKSON A CO., Manufacturers, Petersburg, Va WORK FOR ALL lii their own localities, canvassing for Fireside Visitor (enlarged), Weekly i Monthly. Largeat Paper-in the World, with Mammoth Chromog Free. Big Commission* to Agents. Terms and outfit. Free. P.O. VICK EH V, Augusta, Maine. d> 1 O ft day at homo. cT) i rCi fit and terms fre gustu, Maine. Notice to Agent _ _ Jew Organs,hlstops 127Pianos retail price *175. Hnn'l F. Beatty, Washington N.J Ring the Gyre Top, Buc.keyi knge, Mnglc'Pen uio ink re Stationery V ' ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS Host Female Medicine Extant. WILL CURE After ten year* st, it lias pro • be the only reli able female regula tor known, and is In extensiv by physician 111 r o n g it o 111 the oiintrv. For all peeies of unnatu al monthly oh Ntnietions and ex esses; for Letteor lima or Whites, Falling <> f t h e Womb, Ulceration f tlie \Vi>]ii)>,(’iilo osis, or Uro Sickness, Nervous Debility and Pr t rati on, it acts like clmnn. A? on and Vegetable mic it is unsur passed, toning the much, aiding di lion, exciting liver, acting upon the bowels and building up and giving perma nent strength bole system Large Hollies only $1.00. Sold hy all Driijffjitss. *if-Sold in Columbus by A. M. HHANNON mil M. IK HOOIl A CO.imgH d.tw- All Female Com- WILLCURE Monthly Obstructions WILL CURE old or Young Females WILL CURE Girls at Sweet Sixteen WILL CURE Pains in tlie Side and Back. WILL CURE Hysterics and Nerv- WILL CURE Palpitation of tin WILL CURE Girls at Womanhood. Will Cure By Regulating. Will Cure PRINTING BOOKBINDING Every Description, LOWEST PRICES! THOMAS GILBERT, 43 Randolph St. No. 1!M> BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. WING snccpdlcil to the TIN - MANUFACTURING and 1IOU8K FURNISHING bind* ness of the late firm of W. W. Robarts A- Co., we will continue the business in all Its ehes, with a large and complete stoek of Stoves, Urates, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Japanned and Planished Ware, Crockery, Cuttlcry, Silver-Plated and Itrltninin Ware, and HOUSE FURNISIIIN GOODS of evory description. With increased facilities, we will continue the manufacture ol TIN, SIIKET IHttN nml COPPKK IV A It K, by experieuecd and prm-tteul workmen, ami Invite tlie attention of dealers to our stock; and can always till or- * el's for the same 1’RoMITLY, and gaurantee satisfaction as topricoand «]uality of goods. P. B. P4TTEBS0W l CD. I sell at "hard pan prices. n\^c. nov4 d&wtf •all and bo convinced that JOSEPH. 09 Broad S t. BANKINC AND INSURANCE. R. B. MURDOCH’S INSURANCE AGENCY! No. 02 Broad. Sroot, Representing Fourteen Million Dollars Capital. SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSUR ANCE COMPANY, Athens, On. I 1 ILIUMX INSURANCE UOMl’AXV. Hailftml, Conn. MANHATTAN 1NSURANt'E COMl’AN V, New York. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COM.I’AN Y, Manchester, Eng. SOUTHERN MUTUAL relurns 110y per cent, premium to the insured, nud no liability to nolle) ladders. MAN1I ATTA.N will insure Oiu Houses at lowest ruling; rates. $25,000 deposited with tlie State as security Tor policy holders. laug'Jl ly | GROCERIES. (). S. JORDAN, Treasurer. A. M. ALLEN, President. Pioneer Stores. Oliarterod Capital, - - 800,000. Pioneer Buildings, Front Street, opposite E. & P. Mills. TWO' ^TEW STORES FULL OF NEW GOODS! AGENTS FOR CHEW ACL A LIME COMP’Y AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GROCERY DEPARTMEMT, DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, CROCKERY OE EVERY STYLE, CLOTHING IN ENDLESS VARIETY, BOOTS and SHOES, especially made for us. E VERYTHING NKW! Everything bought I brated CAFAVACLA LIME, l»y car load. In ered in Browncville, Glrartl, Rose Will, W\ mil A. M. ALLEN, late of Allen, Prcer A* Illgcs; n 'lienix; Titos. CHAPMAN, lute (Chapman A \ happy to see you. STOVES AND TIN WARE. P. B. PATTERSON & CO.. (Successors lo W. II. KOItAIlTS & I’O.) BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW SHOES —AT TIIE— Old M Store. FALL AND WINTER STOCK JUST RECEIVED! New and Attractive STYLES WESTERN RAILROAD ALABAMA. uw' —IN— Gents’ Shoes Ilrowu Clotii-Top ltutton Congress, “Fifth Avenue” Congress, a, Kid and Ucbble-liuttou, Slde-Laee and Foxed Work! A large lot of Ladles’ Kid Foxf.d Button Shoes—very stylish’ at *2.25 to *31.00. Tlie l»est Misses' I'iiotki’TIon Tor School Shoe ever offered In this market. AN EXTRA LARGR STOCK OF Brogans, Flow Show, Kip Kootn, Woiuou’s Plow Shoo*, A For Farmers. Our stock for tlie WHOLF- SALKTUADF. Is being dally received, and in quantity, quality and prices is unsur passed In the city. Wc Invite the utteiitlou of CorNTKY M KUCll A NTS. «*-For anything you want in tlie Shoe and Leather Line, at bottom prices, call nt No. 73 Broad Street, (Sign of the llig Hoot. WELLS & CURTIS. Lawyers. ALON7.U A. DOZIER, Attorney and t'oiiuaellor-al-liAM Offleo Over 120 Broad Street. Practices in Htute ami Federal Courts hot li Georgia ami Alabama. mb 18,’77 ly )A N, late salesman Kagle A •< x>PF.R, lute Grocer, will be ang2f> if CARRIAGES, WAGONS, Ac. C_ GUNBY BUILDING, ST. CLAIR STREET, —DEALER IN- Carries, Baggies & Wagons will exhibit cuts f inniifacturetl, which li ufucturer’s prices. AI lak'r/Afisi! 0f Every Description, at Prices to sail the time W 1IAT you don't, hoc nsk for, and li reliable builders) of any Vehicle will furnish upon short not lee. at nu work sold and warranted will lie prut lias now in stock and will continiu Buggy, Carriage and other Harness; Gents’ and Ladies’ Saddles in great variety; Collars, Hames, Bridles,&c;.; Whips,Curry Combs, Horse Brushes,&c. BOT AI-U WILL DE SOLD AT CLOSE PRICES. oet 10 iit&wIy II. O- MqELBB. MARRIAGE A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Marriage! ■panNMHRpiBA Ouiria to Wedlock and WOMAN that unfit for it; tb«* rroti of Reproduction and .tlie DiBcanoii of Women. I A luiok for private, cotuid- le-ute readiug. 201) pages, prico 1 A PRIVAIt MtDICAL ADVISER! Q On all dianrtleraof a. Private Nature uri.uiji from 8elf Abuse. ExreBPPB, or fiecret Dinen80B, with the beat ,1U A CLINICAL LEcWrEY.nWe above di*«*a-<ra and iho»«* ortho Throat and Lung*, Catarrh,Rupture, tha Onium Habit,x<\, print tuns. Eulirr book aunt poatpaidnn receipt of price; or all three, rontaining .W page*, bcantifnlly illiutratcd, fur Tfi eta, Addu «. DU. liUTTb. No. 12 N. 6t)i St. 81. Louia, Mo. Teeth Extracted With out Pain. DR. J. M. MASON, I). I). S. OFFICE: OVKIt KXIJI'IKKK-KI'X OFFICK, Columbus, <J«. (i'llF.S DISEASED GEMS i her diseases of the Moutii; ct *d Tectli; inscj-L tills Teeth with Artitlehil Teeth, leuper material muble prices, and no23 d.twtf Still in the Field ! F. x. Profumo, Crawford Street, Colambus, (la., J .Kprepared t.» ucrdmnmiiiit'* tl"' ilt'iimncl fir TOYS, KlIlKWollKS, t'ANDIKH. AKKS, Jo. ., at th im to unit t/ie titan. U.«D Zw SMITH & MURPHY, City Carriage Works, COLUMBUS, G A,, K EEP constantly on hand and inau- ufactnrc to order all styles of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUG GIES & SPRING WAGONS. We gaurautee to give a belter Vehi cle for less money limn was ever be fore sold in this market. We will dn- I iiieate any work brought to Ibis mar- let. S|tecial attention given to repair ing in ail its branches. Satisfaction gnurnnteed as lo work and price. Factory oil Bryan Nlrcof, between Rroml and Oglethorpe Streets. Ware-room Southwest .corner Bryan and Oglcthoriie Streets. CMARI.IX I'OI.FSl AX. A(toriuM*at>Lnw. Up-Htnii’H, Over C. E. HochstraHHer’s Hloro, fobII,’77 tf HEN NETT II. CRAWFORD, Attorney auil Counaellor-nt-laow. OflloeOver Fra/.cr'H I lard wave Biore. Jul 1,77 ly ikkmic rriAWFoun. .r. »r. m'nkill (HAWFOKI)ti RpMEII.1., Aflwnip.t* »n«l 4'oi>i)»(’llo>'*-ftf-Eftw r , I2S Huoad Street, C'olumliUH, Ga. JalO,’7fl ly H. E. THOR AN, Attorney nml €'ounM«>llor-at-I.n« okkiuk; Over UoclistrasKcr’s Store, ColumbiiR, Gn. Jytf.'TW ly MARK. II. 1II.ASDFOI). | LOUIS V. UARKAKI), lil.AMIFOKI) .1 tJ A It It Altl», Altorneya nml C'oiiiiMellor»-nl-l.nn’. oftice, No. trr Broad Street, over Wiltich & KiiiHel'H Jewelry Store. Will practice iu thcSIatcaud Federal Courts, Hep-1,’75 RAILROADS. OP COI.UMBUS, UA, Hcccmbcrn, 1S77. Trains Leave Columbus Daily, as follows: SOUTHERN MAIL. :45 I*. M. Arrives Jit Montgomery.. 7:52 i» at Mobile 3:00 a ar New orleiuiH.. 8:20 a at ACC ’OMMODATION.” 8:00 l\ M., Arrives at Montgomery... 5:50 a ar Selma ii; to a ar Atlanta 7:15 a ar ATLANTA AND NORTHERN MAIL. 7:00 A. M Arrives at Atlanta 2:20 f ar \Vasl)i»gl(,|) ... «;.•« F J! Baltimore x.-.’io f ar New York 0:15 a at ALSO BY THIS TRAIN Arrive at Montgomery 3:50 p ar TRAINS ARRIVE AT COLUMBUS From Montgomery nml Southwest..11:05 a ar ■'rum Montgomery ami Southwest . 7:10 P at rom Atlanta ami Northwest 7:10 f ,>i •S^TIiIh Train, arriving at Columbus at : 10 l* m, leaves Atlanta at 11:30 a at. K. I*. ALEXANDER, President. (!HAS. PHILLIPS, Agent. tleelH tf MOBILE AND GIRARD R. R. - OWltayt H.. COLUMBUH. UA., December la, 1877. Double Dally Passenger Train, TAKING close connections at. Union 1 Springs wltli Montgomery and Eufaula ‘lulls to ami from Montgomery and Eu faula and points beyond. Only line running Sleeping Cars on night trains between Columbus and Montgomery | Leave Columbus 2:20 p at lo:UO p ar Arrive ut Union Springs 5:5-5 cat 2:<K) a ar Arrive nt Troy smni c at ivo at Eufaula It): lo pat (Iiuoam Arrive nt Mo Arrive at Montgoi Arrive at Mobile.. . 3:i a at 0:tx • ar K:li) a l:10 a : i p at at New orl >aus.. ivu ut Nashville iveat fjouisville Ivo at Cincinnati Arrive at St. Louis Arrive at, Philadelphia... G:->o pa Arrive lit New Yo;k 10:05 pa Leave Troy 12:50 a a Arrive at Union Springs 2:10 a a Leave Union Springs 3:10 a : Arrive at Columbus 7:10 a : Arrive at Ope!lk« 0:10 a a Arrive at, Atlanta 2:20 p ? Arrive at Macon 3:00 p ? Arrive ut Huvnnnnh 7:15 a a Passengers for Eufaula Icuvln at 2:20 i* at dally, arrive in Enfaulajit 10:10 »» M dully) Jasiving at 10:00 r ai dally, arrive i» Eufaula at 0:00 a at. W. L. CLARK, Superintendent. ~ 10:05 i Columbus CENTRAL & SOUTHWESTERN RAILROADS. V VANN AH, GA., November li, 1877. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, Novenibe II, PasHenger Trains on the Cent ml an Southwestern Railroads, and Branches, wll Plano Tuning, &c. E. W. IIL41J, Rapairer and Tuner of Pianos, Organs and Accorduoiis. Sign Piiintlng ulso done. Orders may l)e left, nt J. \V.l*ease A Nor- mun’s Book Store. sep6, 76 Tin and Coppersmiths. W11. FEE, i Tin, NIicdI Iron, Chopper, an abroad promptly attended to. 171 Broad St reet. Doctors. IHt. E. INTIN. KICK OVKK K K.NT'S DllUO STORK. Watchmakers. C. II. LEIIL'IN, VUnlelminker, 131 Broad Street, Columbus, Gn Watches ami Clocks repaired in Richest nmtcil. 1, '75 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOHN BLACKMAR, Georgia Home Building, next to Telegraph Ofllee, Columbus, Gu., Kcul Estikto, Hrokemgc uud Insiiruncv Agency. LAND WAKKANTS BOUGHT. Refer, hy permission, to hanks of tills city. t.tl d’itawAwfiii AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. >r. m. Hinscii. JACOB HKCHT. Hirsch&Hecht ion & Cominissi OPPOSITE RANKIN HOUSE, COLUMBUS, - - OBOHGIA. C. S. IURK1S0\, Auctioneer and Salesman. W ILL give our personnl attention to the sale of Consignments of every description REA L EST ATE, STOCKS, ItiiNDs, M ERf IIANDISE, 1.1 \ F. STOCK, Ae., at auction and private sale. Adinlnlstrutor and oilier Legal hull*- m the city uud surrounding coun try attended U> on liberal terms. The friends of Mr. liarriHon and tlie public generally arc invited to give us a call when they wish to hay or sell property «»t any description. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADF.nN ctiNslUN M ENTS, which are respectfully solicited. 44* References, by permistiitai: Cbattahtsicfieu National Bunk, National Bunk of Colum bus, Eagle A Phenix Manulat luring Company. Columbuo, Ga., August 26,1877, dly* WEST, ALADDIN •& SONS’ SECURITY OIL, The Best Houkl'IioIiI Oil in Use. WiiiTiuiltMl 150 tlt-i-s. Fire-lVst. Water White in Color. Fully Deodorizod. Will Not Explode! HIGHEST AVVARl Til K C'KNTKN NIA It EXPOSITION FOR KXCKU.KSU K OF MASUFACTlUK And High Fire-Test! Kiuloi’scil I,y Insimuicu Companies! Read this Certificate- One of Many : Howard Fjkk J vsi imn» i: Co. okBai.ti- work, Baltlniorc. Dec. Sid, 1871. -Messrs. C. West A Sons-gknti.kmkn : Having used l ions oils sold in ibis city for illuinl- * ' pi Leaves Savannah Leaves Augusta Arrives at Augusta Arrives nt Macon Leaves Macon for Atlanta Arrives at AI Ian la Leaves Macon for Eufaula (Accon modal Ion Arrives atKufaula 1 .eaves Macon for Columbus (At commodation Arrives at Columbus... Making close connections at At Ir Western ami Atlantic Railroad tors North ami West. Eufaula Accommodation leave; dally except Saturday. Columbus Accommodation Ira dully except Sunday. COMING SOUTH AND II points Macon :aht. lost) p m Loaves Atlanta Arrives at Macon Leaves Eufuuin (Accommodation)... 0:0o i* ->i Arrives at Mi won 0:15 a i\r Leaves Columbum Accoinmotlal ion) S; 15 p m. Arrives at Macon... 5:J5a jm Leaves Macon 7:00 a m Arrives at Mllledgevllle 0:11 a m ArrlveHiit Eatonton 11 ;B0 A M* Arrives at Augusta 1:15 p m Arrives at Savanimb I;IH) p m Leaves Augusta 0:15 A M Making eoinieetlons at Augusta for the North and East, ami at Savannah with the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad for all points in Florida. Eufaula Accommodation Leaves Eufaula daily except Sunday. Columbus Accommodation Train runs daily except Sunday. TRAIN NO.2—UOING NORTH AND WEST Leaves Sa van nub 7:-'M) p >r Arrives at Augusta <i:<H) a m i Augusta 8:05 p m Mllledgevllle !»:ll A I Leave Arrlvi Arrlv *s al F^itonto •s at Macon k Macon for Atlanta.., •h at Atlanta Macon for Alliimy IhJiO; 8:00 a »r . 8:10 A M . 2:10 l* m Leave fan la ’ 8:20 i Arrives at Eufaula 3:10 i Arrives at Albany. Mac Arrives at ('olumln Trains on this sci ('olmnbus, Eufaula ing close ('oiiiipc[I(i .11:15 , M •tllllc r M:i tla i I \ 1 Alla ....... t Atlanta with West- rn A Atlantic and Atlanta A Klein id Air-Line. At Eufaula, with Montgomery A Eufaula Railroad; at Columbus, with We ern Railroad tit Alabama, Girard Railroad. Train on Blakely Extensu Mondays, Tuesdays, Thu: id Moldle and COM ING SOUTH A, N I > E A ST. Leaves Atlanta.. Arrives at Macon Leaves Albany Leaves Kufiiufa.... Arrives at Macon Albany Leaves Columbus at Mi won Lea vt Arrlv . Ma imtliiK imriHM mending your ’’Aladdin Security the s \ fust ami ukvj ever used in our hold. Yours truly. (Signed) ANDREW REESE, I manufactured hy >11” a) house u. west & SON’S, Baltimore. ill Uso no Other. FOR SALE: 27 Shares Km?lt' \ I'lirnix Far- lory Slock; HO Shares Geori'ia Home Insu rance Com pally Slock. JOHN Itl.Vt KM.vK, Broker. it AukiikKi Leaves Augusta Arrives at Savannah Making connections stt Suv: Atlsuitic and Gulf Railroad ft in Florida. Passengers for Mllledgevllle m will take Tram No 2 forSavamu No. 1 from Macon, wlilch tru daily, except Moiidav. f<»r:in-<• Wild.I \ M 1 Gen’i Sup’t fci i- all points d Eatonton Sup’t South sup 25 tf W. t; i Kalin The Last Chance IN 1877. HAVANA ROYAL LOTTERY- GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING Will Takr IMaee live. dUt, IS77. Only 18,000 Tickets, and i!,:M(» Prize*. CJupltul Prl/.e 0noo,uuo. Total Amount of Prizes, $1 ,;!.'iO,ooo. We only gimrmilre lhiwc n.-lo ls oblniiied through us ns being gi nuim-. Semi vour orUers nml call for plans to HUKNJO & UROTIIBH, NKW oltl.F.ANS, l,A. OlUesi Agents in the ijouih. iol-£)uoUZiq