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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1874. ■paiL? u prim. Join II. SHUIIX. • • • Editor i'Ol.Ullll'M. UA.t WEDNESDAY.. bEPTEKBER DEMOCRATIC' NOMINATION*. . FOB COXOhEHS—FOUBTH DISTRICT, HENRY R. BAKU IS, of Meriwether. SEE TO THE RFulfil R ATION ! A Bit of DlfTeroueo. • Our Mahaui-i friends abooitl not oeg- The Montgomery Journal has for some lect this important part of their political t'mc been “spreading" itsolf <*a pnitic.l i tint! «. By the laws of the S:a?e one outrages in Alabama. Sometimes tbe [registration ii sufficient-it is not re- black head bnes to its daily report of ! qnired to be repeated every year or for : atrocities by tbe Democrats—which wonld each eho'ion. lint iher. a-e a number be exploded m a day or two—filled half i of whites in ea^h county who have never a co umu. We therefore looked anxiously been registered at nil—some because they for its display of flaming capitals ' were disgusted with or indifferent about ALABAMA .NEW*. BANKING AND INSURANCE. —A. C. Wise, heretofore a seaioua Rad ical of Eufatila. h.a published a card • nu» nncing mat he and that party are at “q lit*.” —M. L. Drew, a white man of Eufanla, was airested and committed to jail last week, on a charge of attempted rape oft a .small white giri. — The following is the Legislative tick* he account of the fight between the two ; et nominated by the Democrats of Mobile LIFE, MARINE EDUCATIONAL. The Public Schools W 1 FOP. BEPRK?F.STATIVF.S • Thos. W. Gbimfs, Wm politic", and other, because they have be- , Radical factions of its o»n county at a ; ?" am ? : Forsvth, U. C. Anderaon, coma of nua since the general regiatra- : political meeting lust Saturday—a fight in ; PrlC0 ' Laruy B ‘"* wer ' J - w - theao persons j which one man was killed ou'right and at ■£ negroes the Montgomery jail tuscoGKE, come of age since th . William* tion in 1861) or 1870. . hhonld now be prevsi.’ed on (o register. ,east olje more badly wounded, we nt > w number 92, notwithstanding the law OKU A SIZE loll VICTORY T Their votes may all be needed t > redeem • feared that its head letter would be ex- ! releasing all criminals below the grade of . -♦ — | the State from a rule that is hurrying i hauated in the attempt to do justice to | f*l »iiy “«>n their own recognizance." The To the People of the Fourth Congressional i her on to anarchy and ruin. If the Con- : this sure enough political outrage of the j a**cju n?y^y^Kad lca^o fficTa ’®* eC1 ** u «•!»** ■■ ! servative men of Alabama intend to make j grossest kind. Hut, to our utter aston- | _ 01iv „ j' Se Tnmaa, the nominee of By instruction of the Newnan Conven- | ,, n o united and vigorous effort to throw lahment, the Journal does not give any j tlie i> e , n0 cratic and Conservative party tion, it is the duty of the Executive Com- J off entirely the corrupt and profligate set > head at all to its notice of the affair. I' | of Mobile, for the office of Jndge of the mittee to co-operate with tbe countv com- who havo at tunes governed the State 1 does not devote twenty liu»*8 to it—calls ■ City Coart, is a son of Admiral Raphael ° Has nilif U’nuf Ur.int l.lrn A BJE3"W A.GrBNOY REPRESENTING Au Aggregate Capital of $30,000,000.00 TILL open .HONDA to «Xpert be present «>n tK Prof. B.U TJsK Night School at U £ep29 3t avnin on next , 6tn October o attend M.oubl he d »y «.l often in*. GLO. Al. DEWS, Sujj’t. St. Joseph’s Academy, Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, COLU.MBU*, GEORGIA. an unfortunate affair"—“much gretted," Ac. As it was Radical against j soldier! Radical—as those whom it calls the party of “liberty, tolerance, poac?," wero only m ttees in thoroughly organizng our par- , absolutely, and at other times retained so ty, in order to bring every voter to the much power as to preveut reforms neces- polls, thereby electing legislators trne to j «»ry to the restoration of pe.ee And proa- the boat interests of the people, true to pcrity, now is the opportunity. There is the princip'ei of cons’itutional liberty as ! no d >ubt that the white men of North i killing each other because there were no interpreted by Washington and Jefferson, Alabama—heretofore much divided—arc j Democrats about— the Journal wants vory and thus save Georgia from tbe further I now nearly a unit in support of the Dem- I little said about the matter, encroachments of centrahsm aided by ■ ocratic ti< ket. If tbo Conservatives of J - “T~r, */T iTii TZ „ F.d«»lbsyooeU. i Middle end 8ouHi Alabama will but pul ! °i C “ mpb ® 11 8 ot full { eT * n Do not delay, but organ ze an exert, j f url ), ,iie:r full a rcngih, there ia n „ j wllh ‘h® °® C1B R aD B of «»»nn»h, who live committee, »i h sub committeea, in > doubt whatever of a complete ui.d aignal j e<1 bl “ r “ m b * Tln 8 * be “ rin * lu every imlltL district, whose duty it shall j triumph-one that will at once arreet the I tbe ' r C " y th ° ' Vlmber| y n ' eet,n S- 8ov - be to s.*e every voter before the election, ! progress of the State towards bankruptcy and urge hirn to comoto the prills and use j n ,j ruin, ai d protect her for many years bis influence for honesty og inst dishon- j from the full recovery of power by the ••ty, for intelligence and virtue agsin-rt pnty that lms of la*e so shamefully niis- iguorauce and vice, for nil tbe rights of j governed her. local self-government against the tyr<*n- | It is important, then, that a full vote By of centralized despotism, for a goveru- J should be drawn out, and it must be reg- ment administered strict.y uccordiug to Uter d before it enn bo drawn out. It is the Constitution, rospo .ting the reserved j much best to a'tcBd to the registration rights of the States, and exoicising only ' the p owers delegated by the States, and •gainst a go vein me til, whose only law is the will of a party majority in Congress, •nd whoso best htato-m nsLip culminate* in ibe overthrow of the rights of sover eign Slati.s, as in Louisiana, wheto tl.e bayonet su-.ta ns u* Governor a man whom tha people r. j icleJ at the ballot box. The Fouith District has l.T2,0i;(i inhub- itauts, and theio is a smuil white muj'irity in Veters; but, s runge to s«iy, although tbe race issue 1ms been unnecessarily toced up in us, with ail its degrading aul d abolic. l result-, the white po pie have Bever come to the polls in full strength to march in Mucedoni.u phulatix to that field, where, by piudencc and perse 1 •nee and vigilance, they c.n hope to gain through the b..Hot box tlm right* of Which they have been robbed by the tjr •nny of the cartridge box. Do not underrate the ltidicnls nml ne groes, for they are strong and united. Commit no imprudent act and thus give excuse for military rulo aud further re construction ; pity rnthor than punish the ignorant negro who is duped into the bo- lief that the whites are unwilling to give hirn all the rights best for him and equal justice before tbo law; for **— <« ’ ; o pen- P « of tbe 8 mill are Lis h t friends and •re now cduca mg his cliil lieu in colon? t •ch 1 ails; who is ti Id l.ut he will be rc-en- •lavalate .cn election, ni d f,jr fe tr li I beuouifH tho abjt-ct slave of a few ruorco ' nary Radicals; y-t lotus maintain tin purity and supremacy of the At glo-8uxon raco; let us pievent tbe race that has orig'mted every grand enterprise in com merce, science,»iu letters and religion from being coerced into amalgamations with tho mi*erat>!o dupes who<e race has not for one thou-and years “built a ship, written a book, or nn.de any pi ogress in Civilization, except in a state of slavery." To tho polls, O, Georgians! if you would save the land of Oglethorpe, Lump kin, Oobb and Troup fiom the modern Goths and Vandals who war on civil na tion, who poiprtrate outrages on the Anglo Saxon raco and by their laws com mit blasphemy uguimt Jehovah Ilimself ! The wrongs of King Georgo in 1771, are surpassed by the more geivous wrong- of party tyranny in 1.871 and boj or would the Whigs h svo endured the intelligent rulo of Causasian England, modifLd by Ohatham, than blaze the comet of u cen tury, and th<n sink in cimmeriau dark ness where tho African is the presiding genius, aud what “seems a head the like ness of a kintly crown has on.” Gould Washington have forseeu that the •trugglo against George III was to result in ihe elevation of tho deieud tuts of bis negroes over tho cliildreu of his suldient, it may w oil be imagined that bo would have turned Toiy uul surrendoiod to Cornwallis at Yoiktown. ••Mo ter endure the Ills we have, than Fly to other* we know not ul." People of tbe 4th District, groat prin ciples are involved, ami Georgia expects •very man to do bis duty. Unity, harmony and organization, these •lone can win tbo day. Down with inde pendent candidates and up with our nom inees for legislature to save Georgia from Radical the't, bribery an 1 corruption, •nd for tho right and noble flattis to help stem ihe tide of Federal centralism. To insuro good and honest government, good •nd hono-t men must contiol tho elec tions, and no “Chiistian man has auy moral right to withdraw his influence from politics," He who s ays away from tho polls in Oc tober and November commits n crime •gainst s ciety, comts degradation for his family, and disgraces tho u mie ot Georgian. Who is ambitious to say af ter the tlect ; ou is lost, “My vote would have saved it ?" The cnu«e is that of truth, civilization •nd c* nstituiioi.nl liber'y. L-t evorj man do bis whole duty, and God will give ns tho victoiy. W. O. 7 tools, Tor the District E. Committee. Ladravge, Ga., September 2.% 1674. t&P All Democratic papers circuiting in the 4th District uro requested to copy. Shbxwd men at tbe North are begin ning to have serious doubts of the exist- •noe of gold m nny groat quantities in the B nek llill* re^i n. They say that very lift e gold bro jght frem the loci itv has yet been ex thite ', hi.d th*y evt-n •n-peet that th« ! tt!e which was fonuo bad been “sdied" on claims to o iu» h prospective owners to get a gooi price for them. It is uLo believed tii.it tho ad vantages of the oountry in wood aud water h*v« been exaggerated. before the day of tho election, not on y to save time, but because preliminary regal ration will serve as a reminder to the voter aud an aid in getting him to the pi ice of voting. Tho beat commit tees cannot hotter discharge their duties than by attending closely to this business of registration. It is also important that no one who is not registered should bo allowed to vote. Hundreds of Radical votes in the Ala bama counties udj icent to Georgia may bo excluded by n eloso inspection of the rigisfrotiou lists. Tho Opelika Timr.a raises a timely note of warning when it sugges s that tho pri sence of loading Ala bama negroes in Columbus may bo to make arrangements for tbo importation of illegal voters from Geo’g a. There are uo.v severe Alabama laws against such il'egul voting, und u l who ul'ompt it iliould not only be prevt uted from voting but promptly urrosted. A eloso inspec tion of tho registration tin's may lead to th^ detection of many engaged in frauds of this kind. A full registration of all Conservative whites, aud the prevention of illegal vot ing by Ihe Hndit uN, w ill insure u Demo cratic victory in A'slnms. WE MUST tiO TO WORK ! Wo havo rtliublo inf< r mat ion thr.t the Radicals intend to make a st< nt fight for their Legislat vo ticket in Mu^ci’geo coun ty. When Ketchmu nnnounced, a few nights ago, tho number of white and black defaulters in the payment of taxes, tho s atoment wussiguillcantof a determi nation to quilify every Radical voter for the election. We believe that ho stated tho number of white defaulters at about 1(10, and of negro defaulters about 5'»0. Wo are now informed that the Radical party have commenced arrangements for the qnliflcntbm of their defaulters, and we know that this means a determination to make a stout contest of tho election— nothing else. Kcttlium also, in his revela tions of Radio d secrets, told us how tnon- oy was raised for put poses of this kiud, and tho liborulity of Ihe “assessments" indicates that enough money will bo made up to qualify every negro willing to vote the lUdionl ticket. The*piyment of tax os is of course a tribu'o which every citi- z**u owes to the State, but it is not one which the ltadic d party, with all its “loyalty" and pa'riot ism, will assume without some other stimulus. It will not do far the Democrats of Muscogeo to rely on their former easy r titii| hu. Wo know that thoro is a small u-gro majority in tho county, and wo do not kuow that all the negroes who have heretofore voted tho DciuoLT.tio ticket wi 1 do so this year; neither do we know how many white Democrats will neglect to vote if tho present state of inactivity con inues. We ought to bo organizing— canvassing-—working. One week more nil biiug on the olec'ion for Urpresouta- ives to the Legislature, and wo havo done io:hijg more than to adjust aud reconcile he perscual differences in our own pnr- y. Wo h *ve not fired a single shot at he enemy yet! Wo have not even form ed the lino for the decisive engagement of next week ! It is time to be up and doing. Do^not roly upon the strength jf tho party alone. It will prove ineffi cient if not aroused to action. A week muieo it will be too Inte to lament our false security. If wo mean to bo suro of the < lu ti n ot two good Den.ocra s ami com| otiu’ men to represent Muscogee, A-f u.ua r oisj up to do the work netd>*d to e.cct them. Election* In UeoreT. Voters should boar in mind that ouly tnotuber* of tho Lcgialn'uro arc to be eleited next week. The following is the election schedule: Fir-tWednesdav in October, election for member* of tbo Legislature. First Tuesday io November, election for members ot Congress. Ftr.*t Wednesday m January, 1875, elo tion for county officers. The Leg slative reason for disconnect ing tho t“tate aud C mgreasioual elections was the Avoi lance of Federal supervision of tha former. The Federal Government olnims the right to appoint supervisors at all elections in the States for Presidential eral of this gang, including Wilson, Simms and Devaux, went to Darien las week to bring the negroes of McIntosh into the support of Bryant. They held their meeting and poured out all their eloquence and abuse. When they wete through, old Tunis took the stand and administered to them snch a castigation as they little expected to receive. The negroes were almost without division the aide of Campbell, and tho demon strations against tho Bryant londor-i be came so threatening that thoy had to seek protection from the Democrats, who es corted thorn t.ufely out of Dariou. €11 VITA HOOCH EK COUNTY. Crops, Politics, Ac. Editorn Enquirer Sun;—It is now no use to disguise tho f ct, that made a short cotton crop. With such obstacles as the exesfivo rains and late planting in tho spring, together wish tho early and continued drouth, which is now uj on us, lo man will daro to fay that we have made an average crop, un less ho still wants credit. Ah to the corn, I think there is uoarly enough made to food the stock. I havo converted with many planters in tbi* county recently, and all their statements warrant me in thus writing. There is a goner J t< nden- cy now among farmers to plant still more corn and oats next year. God grunt that they may, for uuIohh wo havo a plank road, and the corn given to us, we cannot afford to haul it from Columbus. We can make this an independent country, grow rich and bo happy, if wo will onl,\ try. And may tho ENQurm n never reuse its nolilti effnts in this direction until “peace and plenty" smile upon the hind. And no v, Messrs. Editors, I ehonld close, but as every true and hone t citi zen, both white and black, should fool a deep interest in tho coming e'.ec ions, I ask a little more space for me to contri bute my mite. ^Ir. James Whittle is tho regular Democratic nominee for Repre sentative of this county. Ho is au old aud favorably known citizen, of uniin- pouchatde chAipcter—a gen'leman and u Christian, whose uniue is but n synonym for honesty and devotedues-* lor his county’s iut*re*t. Then yo “tried aud AS GENERAL AND RESIDENT AGENT, The Royal Insurance Company ol Liverpool, England. Total Amount of Assets, - • $13,868,670.60 u AS RESIDENT AGENT, Seiomes. lleqmtWest Point to take i,art with tb« Confaderno.T, »ad w*a * ««i- The London Assurance Corporation, at »"idier. .... Accumulated Funds, — Ine 7 imes svys that the barbecue at . • Op.-iicr, on the tilth o f October, wm h« The Home Insurance Company of New York. Aggro. no of the grandest occasions of the ^ , . . . - . gate Value of Assets, - - - $4,408,523.75 The New Orleans Insurance Company, New Crleans. Total Value of Assets, - - - $755,841.24 Policies written on Cotton, Dwelling Houses, Mercan tile Risks, and all other Insurable property, (Including CIN HOUSES) at current rates. Office in the Georgia Home Building, J. RHODES BROWNE, GENERAL AND RESIDENT AGENT. fpilE ct ere Ire- <»r t J. will not l e ren T ti.e ^.r <ler th* campaign. Ten thous«nd people ! are * xpoctcd. Ben Hill, Gen. Hons- 1 ton. G< n. John T. Morgan, and other distinguished »peakeis will be present and address the people. —Four negroe* were arrested in Bar- • hour county, last week, for stealing corn and c >»ton. Tbe proof was so clear that ! they i > i la no defense on tho preliminary examin-in »n before a justice, knowing that they would be “released on thoirown rocogruz-tiii-’o, " which wan done; and if hey should commit the rsuio offrnco twenty times and ho arrested for each, the w.mio coarse would bu taken under the law of Alabama. — A gentleman just from Wilcox tells us that he asked an old veteran of that county if there were any candidates trav- o'ing around in that pinion of the State. “Well, *trangor, to t-il you the truth, I’ve gut a bee-tree leaning over the puhlio road, and I've been trying to cut it for weeks, but I'm afraid of killing • Candi da’s wilh it," was the reply.—Mobile Register. An Unkind Rap at Butler. From tho Bustun Journal'a report of tbe Esiox .speech. While the Gene:al wa* holding to all ttu-npiyiug their honest dehta, a spoon was loweied by means of a string tbrvugh the scuttle of the roof, aud Lung like a spec re i > mid-uir. A gigg'e was heard irum the audience, and it soon assumed t ie proportions of a roar. The General trisil to cominuo, but was several time* interrupted. Ho failed at first to observe the objectionable article of table use. G*»n. Butler finally placed bis eye upon it aud gazed from right to left, without a word to say. Ho again attempted to pro ceed, but only again to be interrupted. F.n dly lie snook his bandkerobief, and then straightened huns-lf, and remarked, “Well, I should think that is about as good au am- ment as I can be opposed to.” Tin sp * m wiggled in the air, aud the Gem (.1 o .utinu d, “There must be some opp ait >n in this town." [Laughter and appl-iUbt) ] Institution . . resumed this year until Jlie r .r t Mon ay in October, 1 lu order ttmt »I1 ti.o p u its mav be prc?en to commence cla * togeth er, Hid t! u.* bo hbio to c iitpe e equally for ihe honors conlerrcd at tbe end or the Academic year. For tur.hcr i articular?, address OIIIECTOKS OF TIIE ACADEMY t _SC|»2.i lW London, England. Tj™'™ Academy. ■ $13,234,425.00 i I *t| E n C »l”Le ro" f mol' I Oct 6th. T'l'tl -n fruftt — , " 1 ! "“~ date t.. the laid Friday In J 1876,460—jut-h »lf jMMitdo on trance, the nm.luder 1 t ot Feb- ruary, 18T5. It a sutbeient number of pupils from town should m-sirr if, « cm v« yante wilt carry them to and bom the Academy. H. W. B. MUNRO, Principal. eepS$ tf R.BMOVAL. sc;23 fit Miss Mitchell’s School FOR CIRLS TXril-L l-e reopened on M > V the 5ih ..I Octo'.er The course of in iruction ougn. amt i.utin. Frcuca. I iliry. Ac, n g t m ihoscu 1 «-iu»n liom wo m $ o ing to tho icrado • f t»i« p .pL. Buimiing pu,. I? F-'u lu. the «chola$tlc year. This imriuues wasih.rf »»,d ..ther ciintlngent A l clnirg s pay tide ?emi n .nually prot'ac «<1 i 1 Patrni s ut at all times. lions marlo, except lor Slade’s School for Boys D. F. Willcox’s Insurance Agency w | MUSIC. ■y j ISSS AI.LIEURANT will texphpn.lt. in Jluticand French, at th** residence of Mr. R L. Mott, from October l*t. Pupils ahoald report. (icpSO clwkwlt F Strayed or Stolen. roBiden ROM t o roBiden e of tho lato A J. A. l. L<‘e, on Saturday {September *0 h,. o. e Kay obi. w itll, with a knot e Kuan llo both sld-n of f Kn-ciijust <m the etfoct* of wearing a A liberal reward will be paid tor the recovery of ti.u homes. Andress OSCAR LEE, lw Box Springe, Georgia. Hogs, Hogs I ite t e M. rket House, t -day, both white and black, on the first ' 30th inst Wednesday in October next rally around i your standard bearer, and even vie with each other in pressing to the pulls to ca-t tho first ballot tor him. Lot uot proving titles, marrying, or trying youroxeu keep you away, but como out bold y and meet tho foe, for I toll you now, do uot stay in the rear—wo need every man in tho fr nt. As to tho renomiuation of H. It. Har ris, Chattahoochee “approves it well.” Ho will havo hor support. Thoro, now, you arc weary. The En- quiitEit conics to us regularly, truly a wel come visitor. W. N. A. Gusset’ii, Ga., Sept. 2(5, 1874. •'Deadfall*" lo Catch Stolen Produce. Glennvillp. Grange, No. 49, > lues a. ailed lor Hog* andH impounded by order o the City t 71 BROAD STREET. BANK, »ijd w tu ine •mod faellttios lor buslaess, and w.tb thanVa Ia age lu in . asi, he offers anew his *erviee$ to hts friend* and the pubiio gener.iUy. Public* c i rciuiiy w hten in ol I and reliable Companies, «• all claMes of lasarable prop erty, iN LtDKN * (iiN HOU&K8 ANDOONTEN18. Ad* Udice open at at. hours of tha day. O. F. WILLCOX. ncp!5 tt FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE coMPAmr. Chicago Losses Paid Promptly In Full, - • $529,364.92 Boston “ “ “ - - 180,903.89 Total Assets—Gold—January 1st* 1674, $582,662.02. LIABILITIES. Losses Dm* and Unpaid None. Losses iu process of Adjustment, or adjusted and sot due $22,r>3S ( 0 AU other Claims 1,615 <2 b nrd hall 1676. A<ld *ep!3 M OPEN OJTORhR 5TH, M74. ' ‘ >'« fir-t M may la October Bunrd. li e u Ing luel and oi towel?, tied linens and iLotilii, w. Tuition and Lee. *.n.| halt FoJ ruary 15th, J ANILS J. SLAlIt, i rin- ipal. COLUMBUS Select, School for Girls FFERS RAKt 0 . , . ulil? at home. Uourse cxien?ivn Hint e»reuiby DIMMi lino u.:KS but j-'-it. Tuition, (lmlf in AIJVAN TA- Edu Study* Young Ltdic* .1 reaiiionco ot Mr per mouth .■jj > R SCHOLASTIC YKAK. :o aud balance 1st 00 11.mental) ;-6 co 3 LU roach or Gorman, sidy known in Cob m- jen rccured fur the l)e- t int? in Literary Departro’t. jive been msile for toa d for thdiurire und commodious L ickhart. I’rii-o of board itwl. Fattfaction In every a. m., Principal. Income, 1876... Income, 1872... COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, fCl!),S87 SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL, Columbus, Oa. IT 1 ! ,.f 98,669 86 V/oanca Promptly idjutted aad tf M | r |y Setflad hy G. GX7NB J JORDAN, Agent, oc!2S ly COLUMBUS. GA. SAVE YOUR MONEY! IHE TENTH FCHOLAST. 1 .in tho will t October. 1874. '1 ho Rev. t). A. Kendrick ' be ps.*u luted wuh thu fonuul to tench 51 dem Luigutuea Belies-LeurtK. .'•uric Departin'n r —5Ir.». L. Spencor. Tuition in Lit- rat are indued 1, iter cent. All Branches thur-.u^i l. t.uo.t. A few board rs tan be accommodated in tbe family of tno 1 r.ncipul. (yiliO i % GrI A Pio i^ono College, Notice. rpHE fMty Kegistry List for tho registry of I all oitizeiiB entitl-U to vote In the ap- p oachlng municipal flection Is now open. Partie? liable to commutation tax, and who havo not yet paid It, Are requi «t :d to du $u at time of registering. M. M. M'iORE, 80|29ltn Clerk Co noil. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Clerk of Superior Court. I respectfully announce myielf an a candi date lor re-elect I->n to tho offl e of Clerk of Su perior Couit of Muscogee oennty. Kleotlon tirst Wcdue^day in January next. sep2dtd JESSE J. BRADFORD. Glennville, Ala., Sept. 5, 1874. Whereas, It has been the practice of sumo of tho citizens of the different neighborhoods throughout the country, to | erect “deadfalls"during tho fall and win ter months, for tho purpose of selling or bartering whiskey, tabaceo, trinkets, etc., with tho negro population, taking in paymeut or exchange for the same furm produce that, in many instances, they havo reason to believo is stolen, or un fairly acquired; and, Whereas, We know from experience ] that such traffic results iu great loss to the j loud owners—in disobedience, dissipation ! absh and idleness on tho part of the Inboiing | Nove class, and in wide-spread corruption and ! n - deaioralization to the couutry generally, j _ uii.1, io a E ™«< «'ont, injuring m.d j SPRINGER’S^OPERA HOUSE For Tax Receiver. y*» I onn* unce raynulf a candidate for Uccolveruf Tsx Returns for Muscogee county, E.ectlon first VVedne*day In January next. JORDAN L. HOWELL. ."cj -7 doodfcwto For Tax Assessor. U. L. MARTIN rexpcctfully an- •uncos hiiusolf * candidate tor Tax of Kusfoll county, Ala. Election in r next. sejiBS td AMUSEMENTS. ging discredit to honest men engaj ed in regular and legitiiunta mercantile i business; therefotc, 1. Be it resolved, That wo regard tho j practice of buying farm j r.uluc-*, in -mail ur l irge qinutitiea, at Mi-p cious burns, au uumitigaied evil, do coriuiin to tba vshuie community, ai.d bet.OdtU the dignity aud culling of an houest man. 2. lie it resolved, That we | ledge our- selves ns a Gmi go to use our utmost in fluence to put a stop to such ll.iuit traffic, ami do earnestly solicit those not of th* Order to awl ns in doing the entue. 11. lle-olved, That we hold it not right for any person, mert-haut or othe wi-e, to buy coin or cotton iu small quuuiilies from any latrorer on a farm, nu esa said laborer shall have a pet mu or order from owuer or agent of the farm on which ho is employed to sell tho a.irno. 4. Itesolvod, That any member of th a Grange who shall engage in this illicit traffic, shall, on conviction, bo expelled from the privileges of tho Order. ft. Rea'-lved, that a committee te ap pointed to present these resolution s to <.!• the in reliant* in tbe vicinity, an 1 solicit Elector, or Kepreseu ntives lo Congre.s. i tb V r »>«• 10 s ‘ iuie - “ nd « rn ‘ Tu . • estly solicit them to keep a record of the We recognize the import ne of auain- J naiu0< aud. articles bought at anytime taining tbe right of tje S:ate to super- irum paruos who are in tho least susiu- vise excluaivoly her o »n •’eo'iona for i ci>*ns FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, WotlncNtlny, Ncptcmtoer 30tta, 1974. Sheridan, Mack & Day’s Double Co. Macon, Ca. try nd Bautoraime—Both «Companies I ... v iu|» cte 1 every det til. Organized by Mr. j aCOCSSlble poihtl, 1» Mldwe 1 exp.oEBty for Ills Academy of Mu^ic, Na* Orlo ns, and man god by him o cr the rSout erni'iicuit. •laity Cora pa nv embraces srt'ets of * * ,,rl ' 6m l ability tho most prom nont of! tbe p et*y European BlonJo Char- ; Artists tue St mrt'-liters »he dashtnu j ISON MOST ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY, BUT ONLY THE WISE ONES SAVE IT I If you will only 8avo what you Waste, It would be no trouble to become Indeoendent. EAGLE & PHENIX SAVINGS DEPARTM’T Less than one year old, and haa 378 Depositors. The Legislature of Georgia binds, by law, over $3,000,000 for the security of Depositors—$12 In assets for every dol- j lar of iiabilities. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received. Seven per oent compounded four times a year. Deposits payable on demand. N. J. BUSSEY, Pres’t G. GUNBY JORDAN, Treas’r. f«l*S dtt II. II. KPP12H), I'ra’t. It. W. R91TARIM. ( anhUr. R. R. RULPORfi. A«'t C$$k’» The Chattahoochee National Bank OF COIiUMBUS, GEO. ThI. Bank Iran,set. . Ganer.i Banking buiin.M, ply. Intere.t on Oe- po.lt. under special oontreet, give, prompt ittontlon to oollootlon. on all and invite. esrr»pondono§. Informotlon trin.mitteil by mail or wire, when desired. T rounding counir dfli^lit'ul K rov.*’ Ton-i—S'V. For lurthcr • bo rity |r< >' ovorluoki- t N-t.o Collf^ tiuu ground-. :y Hiivaiita. Wesleyau Female College. WACOM, CEQRQIA. Tha Thirty-Seventh Annual Set.lon Begins Oct. Cth, 1874. T hk Faeultv 1. dent and four by gevoial ’ndics of known ability as teacher . Tbe rates of tuition hive boon lar •*-ly r duceo. For circubuB (ontaining full lmfi-rmation, addref b tiur Presideut, or con«t ting of a Preai- e-eora. amply ass sted i experience an l v 83 AND 85 BROAD STREET. fTTOOD OASF.S AND DASKF.TS, VV 1MIT TL' »N U E A t »L)D COFFINS, METALi lU CASsLS »mlC.ihKETS, Scir-Scnliu;;' Ptwe* and CawketN, Uliito i'ANCH and Caskets. For beauty of de-lgn, Btyie of finish, tb# above goods aro .in-urpusaed ^»y -nvUitug’D the ina-ket. Priues ns low a. cold by an/ other party in tills section. Also cho-ip Pt io Coffins always on hand. £2* Night bell nt front door. ROONEY & WARNER, sepl5 3m Columbus, Oa. OnniNAn Jill -.tali f tho swill of tho day. Mils ; nn; tho Premier D ■ nature and : ^ M’lio Eva lino ; the taieutrd Herio- 1 isr. Mis Ells Arnold ; the b anti WORKS AND MACHINERY. State nr couuty offi ;ers, an l th refore ap prove the disco icuiou of iheStaeand J.u g es i< na. elect.ous. But we »..« i o good lei b ju why tho couuty officers su- i.l l not t-e o i-cel a- tho s«me time w »h meiab ra of the L *gi>l*tur#*, iherchy avo ding oua ot the three c-leoitons oc curring in auuh rapid «ttoc%4*ioa every tWO >'BOC8. Resolved, That • ropy of tbe«o res olutions he sent to ibe su-rounding Gian- ges ami they be holicittst t • adopt some measure tor the relief of our pov rty- stricken and iusulted county from this, ono of its grMtcat and most ruinous cur- *•3. A. C. Mitchell, Master. JL U. Daxvmh, 6«u«Mr idere ■era. th; Boa oil Slater?; \ct s »f t o day, Messrs s eddan and Mark. ! lie Miuiarc'is of Sodk nn«l Danae, Lostor and ' \llen ; B in jo So o hd l Ethiopian Comedian. . Din Dcvero; Gr ues-jue imneors. ConMantlns uni Huul v, |ire$(uitinir a fino Olio Entertain- went. ConeluuinK with S’jr. Constantine’s; ew Tr! k and U mio Pantomime entitled Old Li uiv Trot s'id llor Komieal Kat, witi. mag- in cut wardrobe, scenery «nd mechanical ;if oi?. presentmz Constniitlne'a (nm-ns Pan- omtmo Quartette, and embracing every tnem- tee i f the company in tho cast. LIST OP TRICES. A !mls« on $1. No ex-riv charge for re$erved le.itf. Gallery 60\ Tickets and reserved sea s ean be eng iged at W. J. Chaffin'#, so.27 bt COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO., FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. Columbus, lieorgin. Orncu MrtcooEK Countv,f September lifth, 1874. S A T tho election to lie held in and tor county ot Muscogeo on the first Wcilno** day In October next, I r two Representative* t n | tue Lcaisl mire, t..e (oil-wlu^ namc-l pereou* , are hereby nppntnto i ti> superinten i sa d elec tion in ti o city aud d iteient. preoinota ot too i county, viz: ! Citv— J. M. oNctll, J. IV, T. J. ShiverN , J I*, and George H in erl-rd. , Vtatou — J no I) o ora, .T P, Emanuel H-dlis igieireo. J. W. A. Jonei ft'ANCK'S- onA T. P. „ B ZBMAN’s-P. J. rhilltps, J. P.. J- v , Msisey, J. P„ an I {Si ituu Heuly. , | Steam Mill—E. P. Uiltls, .7. P.. Lyncli Sr., and N. O. Ost'ls. | E wradds'— L K. wills J. P, Nathan i Bouton and Knliort .-'Imp on. Given undor my iffi^.ul signature. F. ,d. BROOKS, aCAVCTACTURU* OP Important to Farmers. W'Jj the c mutry. PRESSES, TELLIER’S And MUHL’S PATENT ICE MACHINES. =!■ Are Agents for THE ECLIPSE DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEELS $ud PULSO.HETER PUMPS. TH8T KSIP COXiTAKTLT OX BAXD fhe HOLLOW WARE. FIRE DOdS, COAL GRATES, GIN GEARING, COTTON TIES. N. J. BUSSEY, Agent son AMERICAN II knew. _ _ _ BTEAH ASb WATER PIPE.’ PIPE FITTINGS. GLOBE CHECK. I rifd.n. SIN-W ItinilT, In SAFETY INI) .TOP VALVES, GAUGE COCKS, STEAM * WATER SAUCES. ® T *r U. h*. work, l be hna and » general .nnnrtment ef En,lneer.' »D<I M.ehlnlatl' SsppliM rv*; ( 'nvviTVnllT. f.ctien ; n n I, propose, te a.ke n ' IRON and BRAS. CASTINGS l.d SPECIAL MACHINEET mad. la *rd«T. Send ; L/OuLOll i-10 bOmilUHJ -I*"" P'n.ler. . .win, .1. r.e.lr. < f„ PriM Ll.t., OOLUKBOE 1BOK WOKKS <X). * in.l in Ihelr enn*. an, lomrinn. " W.rk I .1 -i.— •sh$4 4»w$f , - -t-n. A TH© trado supplied at lowest roar* IBIIAM COOPFB’I Groeery S ere s-'nilnue# its w$ll-e$ni$4 A CARD. larit. goods nlways »$ontlnu$$ its viU-Mnilma- ! Tbe Coiambus Iroa Works Compssy will faratsb Fleas, Ihrawtage aa* Estimates ! Gantry prod use beaghtaad ssU. mil for Cotton and Woolen Mills, aad will aoatraet for furaUhlag aad srsaliBf tho oo - aW Tb« Old floeo. plsto Machinery and oppliono—fog woo, of dso boo# aad aeoaS Ofpao-rod ga«jr;