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Coin mini mniircr. VOL. XVL COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1874. NO. 284 C*= TERMS or TH* DAILY. WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY in Qvzxuofi. .T*dlv* months, in advance $8 00 Si* months, 44 * 00 Three months, 44 - 00 • r Ch« month, 44 (. CJVfes&i.v Enquires, one year Sunday Enquibrr, one year •“Hudat and Weekly Enquirer to. ^•tgtdber, one year Advertising Kntes. Dally $ :» 00 750. 2 00 2 50 :t oo .... r „ curds u liberal din- will bo uiado. k Weekly rates will iuvariably be one-third _» Daily. When an advertisement ij changed more than t’JK#*ill three months th- advertiser will bo charg ed with the cost of composition. Foreign adver tiser* must puv a* do Hume at Imtuc. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. v: > Jr —f DONENTIC. -Moulton'a bail wan reduced to $3,000. -Brigham Young is better, but not tf safe. f f —There was ice iu New Hampshire !:■ Sunday night. -Wm. Gaston accepts the Democratic I Gubernatorial candidacy of MasHachu- » setts. —Over $2,000,000 of Now York city bunds have beeu taken by Morton, Rose l Co., of London, at 104 271. *-• —John Kelly has replied to Mayor Haveineyer’s charges, declaring his in- 1, lention of suing him and Nolsoui J. Wa terbary. —Weston began at live minutes past 12 o'clock lust night, in New York, anoth er attempt to walk 500 miles iu si* con secutive da} s. —The cargo of coffee brought by the British steamer Salami to New Orleaus, was 14,500 bags. It is the largest that £ ever reached that port —A contest of the Rigby rifle over t Sharp's, resulted in favor of the Rigby, • f lilt poiutti. Irish used the Rigby aud Americans the Sharp’s. —All the frame buildings on tho block bounded by Pacific Railroad and Elm, . Austin and Market streets. Dallas, Tenu., ^ Were burned. Loss $30,009. / —The steamer Flag, from New York to Charleston, is hard agrouud, and u por- rrtfon of her freight hss been discharged, Tfclt is hoped the next tide will flout her. ' ,u —A convention of tho Chiefs of Fire l&PepartnientB of various cities met in St. . Louis yesterday. Many representatives .-of insurance companies are in attendant' * ; s fp —Governor Woodson of Missouri, has appointed twenty delegatus at large and two from each Congressional District to H^Mpreseut Missouri in the conveuliou at p Louisvile, October 22, to cousider tho re moval of the National Capital. - . ■—Longfellow’s new poeui, which wil be read at the opening of the Ray Stat ettnrse of leotureH in Boston on Thursday . eveuing, is ontitled the “Bunging of the Crane,” and represents the different ■tagos of family life. £ \ V*£»ln the United States Circuit Court at Providence, 11. I., the jury in tho case of Hon. E R. Hoar vs. George Washington Botvon, being au action to recover counsel toes iu the Jutuel case, returned a verdict . ' fdr the defendant. —George Brown has sent another elial- Unge to row Jo.soph H. Sadior, the cham pion of England, a live mile race for • from $2,500 to $5,000 a side, at Spring- Held, Mass., Halifax, or St. John’s, N. B., <the last week in October or the first week I November. t—Reports received at the Agricultural epAtment say that tho wheat crop will ••arly average that of lost year. None Of the large corn producing States reach the average. There will be a fair crop '.of oats, potatoes and hay, but loss than Chuff a crop of tobacco, i* ■ —Tho case of the Atlantic and Pacific, vjjlidaonri, Paoifio, St. Louis aud Iron Mountain, Southern Missouri, Kansas i and Texas, and Chieago and Southeastern V Railroads, which have boon argued rov ffprftl days before the United Slutes* Cir cuit Court on application for an injunc ‘||on to restrain counties from collect bg taxes on their property, has so far irogressed that Judge Miller Saturday Resided they should pay from B2 per cent, of the taxes levied, on or be "Jure January 2d, 1875 : otherwise tho tom porary injunction granted by Judge Dil loo would be dissolved. Their payment will in no wav be a recognition of the va- THfttj or legality of the vote of the Stale Board of Equalisation ; but the Court do- eided Home taxes are due aud must be paid'before the Court will provide iu oth er cases. FOREIGN. r * —The Prussian Bank, at Berlin, has advanced its rate to five per cent, —Bryan Warren Proctor, known as Barry Cornwall, an English author, is dead. —The Sultau has issued a decree pro hibiting tho exportation of cereals from Morocco, Africa, for three years. -j ^^-The London Daily Telegraph learns from a Catholic dignitary that the Duke pf Northumberland has become u convert ‘t© c* * uatliolicy. The report ttftful. considered —Tho Emperor and Empress of Austria are living incog, in the Isle of Wight, and have beeu running up to Loudon to “do" tidftfe of the sights, Westminster Abbey .fetlhded, like common “country cousins.’’ '—All European Governments repre sented in the Postal Congress at Rome, eieept France, have instructed their dele fttea to sign the convention, upon condi tion that it receives tho support aud rati- fteption of the United State*. France bee reserved the right to examine hereaf ter the conditions before signing the con- yeutiou. . — La Lalnitn says tho Pope’s letter to nffbaident MacMahou was written in reply SOUTH AMERICA. AnRexMlea-Great Earthquake— leu «r Life and Property. Panama, September 2d.—A hill lias beeu introduced in the Assembly author izing the ceesion of the Darien region to the national government. It passed its first reading, and was referred to a com mittee, hut is likely to meet with strong opposition when it is again brought up for discussion. The United States flag ship, Richmond, is here. A correspondent of the Star and Her ald, writing from Antigua, Guatemala, under date of the Itli insl., reports that ua earthquake took place there the eve- niug before at 81 o’clock, without any pre vious warning. A strong earlliquake shook the ground violently in the direc tion from West to East. The movement was a series of strong vertical and hori zontal impulses combined. The wave, like undulations on the surface, rose aud fell at least a foot. This action alone, with the above meutioued vertical move ment, made it almost impo.siiblo to move about without being / thrown to the ground. Added to this there were the piercing orios of yie populace, the crenking aud racking of walls, loud sounds like thun der from the earth beneath, the rattling noise of tiles, houses and walls falling, which altogether formed n hideous con cert that can never be forgotten. It was very dark, too, and every visible object waH in violent motion. Long after the first shock had passed there was still the noise of walls falling, more or less distinct. Suddenly arose Ih sound of hundreds of voices chanting , hyiuu to the Creator for mercy. Shock followed during the night, of varying in tensities, every one of which’gavo new alarms and new ituploraiiu mercy. The night seemed an age iu length. Fortunately no rain fell. Abo.ut two dozen houses that were inhabited have been destroyed, causing, us far as could be learned, the loss of thirty-two lives. The number of houses duumgod, and which will hnvo to be taken down, will be found considerable. In Guatemala, the capital, tho shock: were felt but slightly. The Indians say that throe villages at the fool of the vol cano were destroyed ; though this wants confirmation. The squares and open praces in Antigua are covered with tent aud other modes of protection. The in habitants fear the approach of nigh!, pectiug a repetition of the earthquake at the sume hour. Even carriages and carts serve as temporary abodes. NEW YORK. HENRY CLEWS A CO.—TILTON AND MOULTON. New Youk, October 5.—llenry Clews A Co. have decided, in fairness to their customers, to suspend for n day ov two the receiving of deposits, and have trans ferred remittances received during the past few days to the custody of the Con tinental Bank and the credit of those who remitted. Their firm do this as a pru dential matter, though a much larger loan than the XT00,000 already negotiated in London is expected in a few days. Theodore Tilton aud Francis 1>. Moul ton were officially notified this morning of the indictments found against them by the grand jury for libel aud slander against Mr. Beecher. Bail in each case was fixed at three thousand dollars, which they will be required to furnish by to- morvow. FREERMEK’S HANK. THE OREAT RADICAL SWINDLE ON TUB TuOH XKORO—NO DIVIDEND. AND LITTLE PROSPECT OP ANY. Washington, October 5.—The Commis sioners to settle the affairs of tho Freed- men’s Saving and Trust Coiupuny write to a correspondent: “It is impossible yet to say when the first dividend will be paid.” They have now only $45,01)0 in tho treasury, and $000,000 are required as the basis of a dividend of twenty per oeut. In the preseut condition of tho money market, and on account of the high rate of taxation in the District of Columbia, the collections are slow and very small; so it will take a long timo to raise sufficient funds to make such a divi dend. The approximate liabilities on tho 11th of July were $2,800,000, and tho assets $2,700,000, while much will be lost in collections. A considerable sum will be realized in accumulated interest. As a matter of economy it has been de termined to close tho thirty-throe branch- es at the end of this mouth, by which a saving of at least $100,000 will bo ef fected. KELLOGG s REPORT. New York, Oct. 5.—Tho Times pub lishes the following from New Orleans : “Last evening Gov. Kellogg received information that, upon tho arrival of the United States troops at Couslmtta, Rome fifteen whito leaguers, who wore engaged in the recent murder of tho Kcpuhlicuu otlicer Haiders, left town uud tied into Arkansas and Texas.” Yellow Fever ut Pnamrol.i, Washing i on, October 5.—A telegram received at tho Nuvy Department, this ning, from ecutive Officer of Peusaoola Navy Yard announces that Lieut. Commander Kel logg is still very sick, but some hopes of his recovery are entertained. Paymaster M’Mnhon is quite sick. Lieut. Com mander llorolay is doing very well. Throe sailors aro seriously sick. Ilnccs at I.pxlnuton. Lexington, October 4.—Tho closing day, first race, $000, for 2:15 horses was won by John E. Time 2:33 : ,', 2:28 : 4 ‘, 2:31, 2:35, 2:30}, 2:30$ and 2:30. Second race, for all horses, $000, was on by Dick Jordan. Time 2:28$, 2:27$ ami 2:31. The Mexican Venus Expedition. Philadelphia, October 5.—Tho steam ship Yazoo, at quarantine for New Or leans, via Havaua, has on hoard F. Diaz, Covarraha ltruzo, F. Rubles. M. F. Leal, Thos. 1). Corvio, members of (ho ►Scien tific Commission for Mexico, to observe the transit of Venus. They are en route for Chiva. H’it*liiii|;ton Notes. Washington, Oct. 5.—The General of the Armies departs to-night for St. Louis. Official repoits show that Pensacola is the only Southern port whore yellow fever 1ms secured foothold. Tho Gulf ports are reported uuusuully healthy. Srtvillo opened his National Theatre for the season, with Janaiischok to-night, who is playing brilliantly to a hrilli.iut audience. Alnbmaa «t Uialtanoosa II. K. Moiiile, October 5.—The eommbsion- cis appointed to sell the Alabama A Chat tanooga Railroad, to-day postponed tho sale ill compliance with au order of Jus tice Bradley, till tho firtfc Monday in Feb* uary next, at which timo it will he sold to tho highest bidder without limit as to minimum. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ITALY. COMING ELECTIONS. Rome, Oct. 5.—General Garibaldi has wiled a manifesto requesting electors to hasten to the polls at the coming elec tions for a Chamber of Deputies, aud voto for those now in prison for political ofl'eiiccs. SO IT II AMERICA. INSURRECTION IN KUENOH AYUES. London, October 5.—Advices from Rio Janeiro represent tho situation in Buenos Ayres os very desperate. Rigorous meas ure being adopted by the Govern ment to suppress the insurrection. EGYPT. FLOOD IN THE NILE. vino, October 5.—Tho water in the Nile is rising above tho usual point reached in the periodical overflow, aud there are gravo fears of n disastrous iiiuo- datiou. The Government is landing its •istanco to prevent damage to the coun try. ENG I, A Nit. London, October 5.—There is a panic in the Block Exchange m Houtli American securities, in consequence of tho insur rection in the Argentine Slates. Tho Hcolia is proceeding up tho chan nel for Liverpool, under sail, having her shaft broken. Four persons were burned to doath during a tiro iu Paisley, Scotland, lust night. THE WEATHER. Department of War, ) Washington, October 5, 1874. > Drobahililies.—For tho South Atlantic States, stationary temporature and pres sure, notthoust to sout boost winds, clour and partly cloudy weather. Nil IP NEWS. MARKETS. HY TEEEGKAP1I TO ENQUIRER. Money nikI Ntoek Market*. London, October 5.—Kilo 31%. Street rate Lator—Street rate 3, tho sanio n* batik rate. Pauis, October 4.—Rentes 16f.&9o. New Ydiik, October ft.—Stock8dull. Money 2 percent. Gold 110. Exchange-long 48ft’.,; abort 4884. Uoveraiuuma strong State bunds quiet. New York, October 5.—Monoy ca«y at 2U re3 pur cent. Sterling tinner 6‘ij. Gold steady at lio« s '« llU'.i. Government.* dull and steady. State bonds nominal. Provlnlon Market*. Nkw York. October 6—Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and declining. Corn shade lirmcr. Pork tlrrn at *22 86ia22 76. WWW*. Nkw York, October Southern tlourqulot. Whoat dull and heavy at lg£2c. lower; on spring a Guido easier; lor winter *18($22; now winter and red Westorn 922 Corn ttruior; moderate Inquiry: closed with holders rather rnoro disposed to realize without a decided change. Sugar hrtn 1 ut In lair demand. Rico unchanged with a limited jobbing Inquiry. Tallow steady at 8W. Pork firmer; now job lots *22 76m 23. Lard firmer; prime steam 14* Whiskey docldodly lower at 78. closing; at In- side price. Freights easier; cotton by stoaiu >4(0 5-10. Baltimore, October 6 —Flour f rm and In good demand: Howard strict and Western supoilino *l($*4.ft0. Wheat dull, except lor choice Southern red iMarylaml, *1.10. Ryo firm at *U£4d>5. Oats uc Ire; Southern 64C&67. Provisions dull and weak; mess *24. Bacon shoulders I0J.4. Lard 15(g)'Sugar active at 11)Others unchanged. Chicago, October 6.—Flour unchanged; only loonl trade. Corn steady; No 2 mixed HOUdV B0 : >4. Pork in lair dvmund at *23. Lard steady at 14V*. Whiskey steady at *1.03^1.3)*. St. Louis, October 5.—Flour dull lor all grades above *5 00. Corn in fair demand and firm; No. 2 mixed 83 on Ea»t St. Lou s track; In elevator 83'*. Pork dull and lower at *22 00 5d on snot, *18 lor March, Bacon firmer; shoulders O. K. sides 15'.,; clear Itt. Lard quiet and unchanged; butchers' 13V*; steam all year 111*. Whiskey steady at *1 6t. October 5.—Flour unchanged. »@85. — fierce Whiskey *1 03. Bagging unchanged. Cinc innati, October 5.—Flour dull. Com steady at 84*j85e. Pork nominal. Lml un changed and nothing doing. Bacon unsettled; salos of300 hints, shou'dors at auction Is re ported on account ol St. Louis parties ut 8> ;<q) 8 1 .^83,(0spot, and s';<• for buyers in October : sides qnotably HW^U-Lc; clear rib 15Uo. Whiskey steady at*103. KonIii, Ac, Nkw York, Oetobor ft.—Turnentlno firm nt 37. Rosin quiet. Freights quiet RAILROADS. CENTRALRAILROAD. Feirw •gu" MEDICINES. GKNKRU SUPflllNTKXn Saw ,N AND AKTKIl •**»ger Tr« its branch hs r. Hows: TRAIN N Orrios, ) CKNTKAL KaI1.RO %1>. V , Novo tuber I, 1874. ) O x 1, tlOlNG N OUT Li AND WKS'f. Leave 8hvauii. h 8:45 A M Arrive in AugiiHla 4:(Ki p m Arrive in Millcilgcville |0:0U P m Arrive iu Kut«>ulun 11:55 p m At rive in Macon Leave Macon for « ol inn Ian at Kiiraalt^ at Atlaulii COMING SOUTH AND EAST. GOING NORTH . Arrive in Align*! Nk *2.4'Jfl2.45, October 6 —Rosin drained Turpeiillno steady/ 4'otton .Mitrkols. COMING SOUTH AND KA8T. Leave ('iililinhl Leave Kuliuila Arrive iu Meet Arrive in Man Arrive ill Man riahlv 1 Nearly all dli aud Torpidity or to uuxioiinly sought ufh iu its action, health Want of action iu tln< Liver causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundice. Pain In tho Shoulders, Cough, (’hills, Dix/.ii>«*s Pour 8tom«ieh, Dad Taste in the Mouth, llilions At lucks. Palpitation of the Heart, Dcpre-sion of “pirit*, or the Dines, and a hundred other syuqdonH, for which PIMMON8’ LlYKlt ItF.GULATOIl is (he Inst remedy that has boon discovru d. It act- mildly, cllectually, »otng a simple vegetulT* compound, can do no injury in uny .p is 111! forty y»*i cry has I III hundreds ol the good slid | • of the tuunliy wi > d f.u Simmons' LIVKIt K^tiliLATOH, or Mnlitinr, Is harm lei j dr.istic violent in ire to cure ir take * tut •aliatiug Wv fail It leas family n regularly VAgC, nlicine, N h given with aalety and llo< happ.esi roaulli h the immt delicate ildalil, >004 n,d Interfere with btndueai, Iocs not disarrange the system, akes the pluco td Quinine uno iliUers of ever kind, f loti talus the simplest and Lest remedies. FOH HAL Mi It Y ALL nitVUUIHVH, f«d»r» deodawly Livkiipool, Oct, 6.—Noon—Got tun strong; Uplands 8)^;Orlonns 8%; sales 20,0id, including 4,000 lor speculation ai d export. Salos on a basis of mid iliug Uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in Oetobor nud November, 7 15-18; do. shipped in. November and December 8. 2:3d p. m.— Sales on a basis ol middling Up- lands,nothing bo ow good ordinary,deliverable lary 1ft 0-18J/ ; w-32; Febru iry lft 13- Nk Yoi elu; ad ntcndy; s..L Nan Hi Carolina. “independent” radical nomination Gharlehton, Oct. 3.—Tho Indepen dent Republican Slate Convention to-day nominated, by acclamation. Judge Jno. T. Greene, of Sumter couity, for Govern or, and Martin It. Delafiey, colored, Lieut. Governor, and adopted the plat form of the late regular Republican Stal Convonliou. The delegates from tl Fourth Congressional District pledged the entire support of tho Independents . „ tire Hupp announcement of the withdrawal . to Gen. J. B. Kershaw, if ho should L. of the iuau-of.war, Overoquo, from Civita nominated for Congrona by the Conserve Vwthia. The Pope recognised llio rea- | tives. The closing proceedings wen aoM for this measure, hut declares he : marked by entire hariuonr and inieuai would not have used tho vo sel to «|uit euthusiastu. Rose under any circumstances. The . ♦ Ulttamontane journals represent the Pope ' —John Morrissey, of New York, sr Bi the reoall of the Overoque in or- that France might he no longer ex- ’ to the complaints aud menaces on aoceant. knocked down 0ol. Butler, ex-consul t Eegypt and nephew' to the beast, for abuse of John Kelly. Butler says Mor- riaaey must fight a duel or he 00whided. '0 halos, a November lftK h <q 13 32: .1 aii.iar 18 I> :i2 Nk Ua Gelt. Alibi Kquiulor, from Ulmrleston, tiny evening near lii<lg< oil Ia*l evening by the ste.11 up from Richmond, and the t p oo-ededfoi her voyage. Nkw York, October ft.—Arrive Arrived out— Thuringia, Oeltlc. "K Lquador 1!—Republic. Por Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DiSEASLS, X7«o WELLS’CARSOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN HEM: BOXES. A TRItD AND SURE REMEDY. old by Drug. JTART l\ LIFE! STRATTON A SADLER S COLLEGE No Vacation—Enter Any Time. Spoeimi AT ART l> » BRYANT, STnAT dli IS IN ESS ms, M'l.lre- . U. SADLER, Prealdent, BalUiuori •her lft 1-10: lft 6 32; December lft’Hi® lft'*;; hohruury 15 31-32: lMaroli 18' ,<*i April lO’.vjitfO-iej May 18 2ft-32®27-82; ,Ii Wilminotov, O.tohor 6.—Got ton Aloud); middling* 14: low middling* laUj; net recelptH 228; stock 820. October 6.—Gotten—mhldllngA 14*^ receipts 1,39ft; suite.- 46U: Aleck 12,178. B • ltimokk, Ootohsr 6.—Dull and eaay: mid- illIngH lft; low inHdling* 14'^: go d ordinury 14; not receipts 68; sales 22ft: xplnnurs ih>; etock 2,487: oxporls to coni Incut 20u. i>ki.rnia, October 5. —Dull; middlings middlings 14?h, good ordinary 14; net receipts 44. i.HHTON, October 5.— Colton—market quiet; middlings 14’*^; low mid ilings 14«l; icoipts 4,189: exports fjUE good ordinary 13%. , '• at Britain 10; hitl-n 400; stock 18,835. (i'llih, October 6.—Steady and un- cliutigud, bat demand good; low middling Ubi; l receipts 2,116; shipments 1,253; sales l,0oo: ck 18,598. VrnraTA, October ft. -Gotten steady; mid dlings nut receipts 802; sales 444. Norfolk, October ft.— Gotten steady ; low mhullings U'vjc; net receipt* 2,209; sales lfto; stock 4,< 43. Nkw Orlkanh, October 5.—Cotton Irregular; •me sales higher; middlings 14',; net receipts 661: sales lft •; stock 30,077. Savannah, Oetobor ft.—Gotten weak and in less demand ; middlings nominally 14 ,; net re ' ‘ 6,372; sales 1,096; stock 23,951. ton, October 6.—Gotten quiot; middlings 16)<Jc; rililqs 300; stock 8,000. <1alvk“Ton, October 6. — Gutton firm and quiet; middlings 14’^; low mlddlimrs 14*/ t ; icoipts 1,174; sales FOR SALE AND RENT For Rent. GAKPF.NTKR UllOF AT HK<#A1» and Thomas streets. Apply to sopl7 tr MRS L. F. METER For Rent. rjpIlK PLANTERS’ HOTEL, well udapted fora B-cirdiug House; lias usually ha I a goed patronage. Apply to sepia tl ESTES fit SON. For Kent. WELLING ON .1AGKSON »T- v « the Baptist Ghurcli, 1 rooms. itfill Enquire at Alabama Warehouse. Heps tl W. H. HUGHES. For Itcnt Cheap. PORTION OF THE DESIRABLE RES- D v il n Apply on promisi Sept, ft, 1874 tl i ROSE HILL, Uouses, stables . Enquirer Sun nlttoo. A To Rout. DESIRABLE STORE ON BROAD W ELLS A GURTlfct. O Street. Apjdy ik74.tr For Rent. AND SLEEPING , F F I t' i: S ROOMS in t he « nos Building* Itico now occuplod by nth- ui i; i'. '"*•! ii Lite Insurance Apply J uugau tl Health aud Comfort. 1 OFFEh 1 where FFER for H'klo tho House side, next to n corner ot Front and Baldwin below tho Empire Mills, and no, Railroad depot. Tho house contains six chod, . villc and Kat on tun will i Nu. I from Kayoutmli ami Augusta, ami i point.-, oil l ho Pent It* j a tern Rail- uid Macon J lie Millodgcvillo uud run* dally, Sunda, NOTICE. Okkicb Moiui.ic and Girard Railroad,) Goldmlira, (1a., Oct. 2, 1874. { O N and aftor Saturday, October 3d, trains over this Rond will run us follows, Pas senger Tr in daily, (Sundays oxcentou) making clone connectolus with M. N. E. R. R. for Eutaula: Leave GolumbuB 3:iX) r. m. Arrive :G Troy 9:40 i*. m. Leave Troy 2.45 a. m. Arrive at Golutnbus 9:4ft a. m. FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR. Leave Ool uni bus Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:30 a n. Arrive at. Troy 3:52 p. m. Leave Troy Tue.days, Thursdays mid Satur days ut 4:30 l*. M. Arrive ut GoIiiiiiIiih 2:02 v.m. W. L. GLARE. ocl8 2w Supq. Western Railroad of Alabama. 54* HOURS TO NKW YORK WKBTKItN KAlbllOAD OF AI.AIIAMA, OuLtiMi.bs, «A„ kept. 13lli, 1874. I'll A INN l.KAVK Cul.UMUUS DAILY For Montgomery and Solum, 2:09 a. m. By Atlanta and Cliarlutto Air-Line. bcuvo Atl.iiitit 0;00 p. in.. < HAllbOTTH h:3., H . . in., at bull ini.iie lidifl h. i . in., ut NKW YORK 6:lft ^looping Cars i tin from j adelpbia By Kennesaw Route. ... I.yn i 0:46 at I'hiladalpli * Hleoping cars run TRAINS AKltl V From Atlanta aud N From Montgomery « Tlc.keUtm at Union l as 0HAS. I*. DAI. R. A. BACON, Airunt. . m . at NKW YORK 6:16 ■oiii Atluuiii lo by nchhiirg. AT CObU.MltUti DAILY "tmvili tr Notice to Shippers. feSir^i C' 11 rwrii* i# u •«« L win leave rJoiumon- ior i roy on Mon days, Wednusdavs and Fridays. Shlppors wll have i heir Ireighl at I lie Depot by 1 oVloek p, m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, In order to Insure shipment by next train. J. M. FRAZER, oot4 2w Agent, 187l| HOTELS. HOWARD HOUSE, hkoai* ntui:>:t. 1871 K.II.KUAU I Ik I’, IT, t’ufaulft, Alabama. J. W. HOWARD. Prop'p. octl Rankin House, CJoluinbiiH, («a. J. W. 11YAN, Prop’r. Fuank Goi.dkn, Clerk. Ruby Heslaurant, Bur and Billiard Saloon, Under thy. Rankin Uuube. uty24 dawit .1. W. B VAN, Prop's*. For Sale. 1 DWELLING ON OGLETHORPE, ’ The (dace is un»uri HsaeJ ' lu tho city, and will He i between Tho one-fourth a mid cheap. Apply to JORDAN L. HOWELL, at Eaqcirer BBo tej-«7 fiitLtuklkJtewll land Baldwin,six ; built III 1873. Gust *4,501 1*1*1 y to JOHN BLACK MAR, Real Estate Agent. THE BEST ADVICE a, billon* complaint, lolir. miiHiiiuptioii iclin, fever and u k ii<mm» d»ih liability, tlhonlor affecting dm hI.mimi. Ii, Hi.. fi< ml ivgulaln these ini illgestivi hole system. 1 griping or weakness without chiingo DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE ^ ^RtTUTTs N SARSAPARILLA X ^fNS A DELlCV^: y ■of ii hi, Krupllve DIm. I lie Skill. HI All- l»K. tho inn, I'diciil su ITTT'S SAItSAI'Altll.I.i night »«•"«; produ tho body t Hip III Will lie Well To ferial that cm < mi do extract. I'ric I Driigali »(l llcjillliy no \V i 111 this VI fnlil.ft ••Uwl v LOTTERY. POSTPONEMENT! SliOONl) AND l,AST Grand Gift Concert Masonic Relief Association Of l\Toi follL. Day Positivoly Fixed. THURSDAY, NINETEENTH NOV’R. LAST CHANCE. This enterprise is . onduelod by iho iMA SON 1G RELIEF AHStlGlATION OF NOR FOLK, \ A., tinder authority of'the Virginia Leglslatiiro, (act passed March 8th, 1h73.) NO.OOO TiPliPta-U.OOO i'liNh 441II n. Saoo.ooo To ljo Givon jA.wajt ! GROCERIES. THE WHOLESALE Grocery House —OF— J. & J. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and 16 Broad St., Holumbus, Qa., KICKPM (Om»NTI,« ON UniMe 100,000 pound* Baoon. 500 barrel* Flour. From 100 lo 200 barroli Sugar. 100 bag* Coffee. From 100 to 200 barral* Syrup. 200 barrel* Whlakay. 200 boxe* Tobaooo. 500 " Soap. 200 11 Candlaa. 100 barrelt Lard. 50 “ Maokarel. 500 aaok* Salt. 50 tieroe* Rice. 500 ream* Wrapping Papsr. 100 oase* Potaih. 100 “ Sardlnaa. 100 *' Oyttar*. 100 “ Pioklea. 100 boxaa Candy. 100 11 Starch, loogru.. I'nrlor M.lthM, l.tMMi |M,uml. Li.rllUrfl'a UaaUT, '40,<HMI <)lK>r*. I ,IHH> |K,nutl. Urnati au<l HIh* Ta*. 200 ImgM of Shut, l(H> boxes Hod* and fsssy ftmtes. 100 •• Gliooso In s* 50 Imri'els Vinegar. 20 eaeks Hootcli Ala. lOO dozen Wooden liNI dozen Broome. And every tiling in tin* Uruoery list, WbMl "h'T to tlm irik lo by lha package, as low ss son “tli'T Jobbing llon-m to tba United HUUS. “I" l« «u» J. k J. KAUVMAJf. H. F. ABELL A CO. UAVK JU«T KKCHIVMIl A riMB MB W New Wostern Potalaea, New York Ice-Cured Meat, Mackerel in bbl*., keg* and kite. New Codflsh, Fulton Market SmC, Diadem and Magnolia Hama, Cream Cheese and Qoahen Sutter, Ma/eppa and Silver Lake Flour, Piper Heldaiok Wlno, pte and gta Arrack Punoh, Canned Qooda, am. A Full assorlmont of Now All iiurrlissss delivered. SU|ll8 ti Bruss V ltla> k well'd l'lckals, all kinds. Km a Choice Kin, old Owvorusisat Jots s*4 Moi'ho Coffao. lloitRliiiJ Cwffss. I!i>st biaiidt llaiud and UisAklast Strip*. Ht. (.mils Ponrl Brits, 20 Ih fbr $1. Illai kwidl’s Durliam Smoking Tulteeoe, Tit • • l.orlllard’a Blight and Ihik ('•alary ( T.du *:H),000 26,00 20,( 00 10,000 14,000 10,750 11,850 Gnu Grand Gash tllit »t One Gnind (lush Gill <d One Grand Gash Gilt ol 4ino Grand Gush <»IH ol Ono Grand Gash Gilt ol One Grand <.‘ash Gilt ol One Grand Gash GIH ol 16 Gush Gifts ol *looi o mli 2S Gush GUIs ol AOUc.um 43 Gash Gilts of 2ftu ouch 79 Gash Gilts of lfto each 250 Gush Gills ol loo on ii u 67S Gush (Hits ol ftovn.-h OOOo Gush Gilts ol 10 ciicli 6000 OASIi PHIZES, aggregating - *2.V»,ooo PRICE OF TiOKKTN. Wholo Tickets, *10; Half Tickets. *6: quar ter TlukolM, *2 Co: Eleven Tickois, fluo NO INDIVIDUAL BENETITS. This Goncert Is strictly for MASON 1C pur- poses, and will ho conducted with tho same liberality, honesty and l.ilrnois which charac terized tho first enterpr sc. JOHN |«, liomt, I* r PM I (I Pill. For tickets and circulars, giving lull In lor- mation, aildruss iii:\itv v. iiouKi;, Spc'v, MAT Itesponslblo Agenls Norfolk, la. ■ H A Yf ON II Sl a E4'TA4 laEM ! WITTICH 4 KINSP.I., j, w„| IU Hi lo Mg uIn for (’uJumbiiH, (lu mi only b ultaine«l. No imddb Do Hot l-u> a pill uuleat ) Kxlra No. 1 Kar.»«uu dil, 4#* fsMM. !hler Vinegar, 6oa f gallon. ROB’T S. CRANE, [fold dtgml BUY ONLY THK Genuine Fairbanks Scales. % 'f Uot k McmIm. RiuIcm, May Reales, Dairy HcmIhb, Counter H< nla«, Ac., Ac. Alio, Miles Alarm Till Co.'s ALARM CASH DRAWER I FAIRBANKS A 00., .'Ill llltltAIIWAT, m. uw Haltiinurw 81,Ml, U.IIImm*, 53 Cauip Si n ot, New Orlesas. I *1 It It A NUN at ewisro, Masonic Hall, Philadelphia, l AlltllANKM, HKOWM 4k OL, 2 Milk siieel, lluutou. r sale by Lending Hardware Dealers. RUg30 d2tawhW4» Notice. riMIKllity Iti'giatry l.l»t l„r th. rlaWt, M 1. all cltl/.uiis on til led to vote in the sp- oroaohlng municipal election h now opss. Part its liable to commutation tax, and whs have net yet paid II, are requested to do So M lime ol registering. .VI. M. HOOKE, •spA lu Oltrk 0*RMK,