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Newspaper Page TextCctlumlm mini ret VOL. XYI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1874. NO. 241 DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY mrQxJxmuH. Twelve months, in sdv.noe $8 00 Six months. “ 4 oo TfcVM months, “ 2 00 On# mouth, “ 7»o. S y Enquirer, one year 2 00 r Enquirer, one year 2 50 r and \V cerly Enquirer to- jr, ono year 3 00 Arivcr lining; Bates. Suuasa. 1 We*, Dally, $ 3 00 5 DO C 50 8 00 13 00 17 00 20 00 22 60 25 00 •!!»••« 1 y°» r 42 00 TWiLuva ia with the privilege of. a change eiy thro.- months. Fui yearly cards a liberal dis* if urarialily Le < e-third i do those at ho “OUTRAGE” CONVENTION. SOVTHGRN RADICAL OUTBAUE A1IRIEKKRI AT CHAT- TANOOUA. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. DOMESTIC'. 2-Tho President* aloapts Basteei’s res- atiou. F. Butlor was renominated for gresH, on the 12th inwt., from the Es- jjistriot, in MiiRHacliUROtta. Sen. P. M. B. Young, member of kens from Georgia, visited Saturday rtifieulious of the harbor and in- the torpedoes, in company with Uncook, Gon Gordon Granger, GanTBeruard and Professor Henry of the Smithaouian Institute. —One thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars worth of gold loaf is being put on the dome of the uupitol, in Boston. —An Iowa man hus 4,800 barrels of onions, in tiers. —The boat race between Biglin and Ten Eyck, rowed on the Hudson, was won by Bigliu by hdf a boat’s length. The distance was three miles. Time 22:12. —A match game of billiards, French oarotu, 400 points up, for $200, was played at Irving Hall, Now York, between Wil liam Cook, champion of England, and A. P. Rudolpho, the groat French export. The game was pluyed on an English six- pooket table, according to the American rules, ltudolpho won the game in the 204thinning, Cook’s total scoro being 274. —Arthur Uross, a school boy, of Pough keepsie, N. Y., Ins been sentenced by Jqffi B irimrd to five years’ imprisou- mentiu Sing Sing for grand larceny. —iTho Commission appointed to inquire into the recent shooting of friendly OmBbs by the K.nnsas militia report that DggSot was an provoked and utterly uu- PPpfiable. ^^^^■Longfellow’s “Golden Legend” has ’ i set to music by Liszt. ^Weston, though his left foot is suf- pg greiily from blood blisters, contin- Dis walk in Barnum’s Hippodrome of uiles to be completed in six days. Oa I ly morning he brought in his score |‘» miles. There is an effort on foot to revive franking privilege at the forthcoming pu of Congress. The Herald styles the recent cattlo i New York the “third stampodo nil Run.” E)u Saturday last, two brothers, Wil- and Lewis Lotts, started together on •ting expedition from. Montague, N. short tiuio afterwards Lewis re- l nnd said that his guu had been lent illy discharged and killed his The brothers were paying atteu- > a girl named Sarah Curdley, and i had shown a preference fur Wil- it is supposed that Lewis murdered oai jealousy. tttler, discussing the general quos- at Boston, said that affairs ut the presented graver questions than a or reciprocity treaties. Fifteen hundred bales of cotton were l at Newport, Ark , yesterday, frauds Patrick McFarland, Catholic > of tho diocese of Hartford, Conn., aged i»l> years. |komas Brown, colorod, yesterday o'clock went into Susan i home, ne »r Perrymausville, Pa., flino of tho P. W. & B. W. It. It., upted to outrage her. Failing in ) on her throat. He then oatne to ielphiu. About 11 o'clock r. m. a citi- of Wilmington, who had beard tho murder, and who knew him, saw him near Avoh Street Theatre, and attempted his orraet. The negro knocked him down aud MOiped. Thu police are on his track. —The Governor of Pennsylvania de- olines to pardon Underzook. —Frost at Atlanta, Ga, yesterday morning. Damage slight. r—The court-house and records at Way- cross, Ware county, Ga, were burned Monday night by negro incendiaries. —Mayor Wiltz, with tho approval of the City Council, has telegraphed to Pres ident Grant at Dennison, Texas, inviting him and suit to visit New Orleans, prom ising a cordial welcomo by the citizens and authorities. FOREIGN. —The Prince of Wales is economizing by traveling on the Continent incognito as the Earl of Chester. —The Archbishop of Cologne has been rtilemnfl from prison. —John Mitchell has sailed from Ireland fur America. —Bid Janeiro advicoa say there has been jknsulerible fighting in Buenos Ayrra without known results. —♦Thiers, speaking at Florence, Italy, nfpfuwn tho firm belief in tbe success of thaTMR°k Republic, lie acknowledged ha formerly opposed Italian unity, but esphd&ad that ho did so solely because Jof its donsequencos on general politics. Now that unity was an accomplished fact his only object was to promote the cordial friendship between France and Itally. ThoFr Mcti people would never permit a government to disturb the existing rola- tioamjbfelvreen tbe two countries. —A-j^rere eugagumeut, which lasted took place on tho 10th inst., |tbo Republican army and 3,000 i Arioja. The latter lost fifty l wounded, aud withdrew to Ei- on Carlos has arrived at Puente a, thirteen miles southwest of -Tba Duchess of Edinburg is ill. —tfca Spanish Minister, at London, has pref—tad Spain’s complaint of the con- guotof France. Chattanooga, Ootobar 18.—Tha con vention of delegates from tha recon structed States met in Janiee' Hall to-day and was called to order by Senator Clay ton, of Arkansas, who nominated for tem porary Chairman Hon. W. Markham, of Georgia. Mr. Markham said it was the most important convention ever assembled in tho reconstructed States. He thanked them for the hoaor. H. Chamberlain, white, of Tennessee, and J. H. Emerson, colored, of Arkauss*, were temporary Secretaries. A committee of one from each State .on credentials—Arkansas, II. Mecuopen ; Alabama, J. H. Shad; Geor gia, G. E. Wentworth; Mississippi, W, Gray; Virginia, L. H. Sherman; Texas, B. J. Baldwin; Lonisiana, J. 0. Napiu North Carolina and South Carolina not represented. Tha committee on oreden tials report a list of delegates. Florida has one delegate only. A committee of three from each State wa? appointed on permanent organization. Brown of Mis sissippi, stated that the reason for three was in order to promote harmony among the delegates. The ro 1 of States was called and the following names suggested for the corn- mitleo on permanent organisation: Ala- barna, Geo. Spencer, Johnson, B. F. Smith; Arkansas, A. C. Rogers, Jno. W. Larber, Jno. Whylook; Georgia, Elbert Head, J. A. Wood, J. K. Griffin; Florid*, G. Wentworth; Mississippi, William N. Compton, E. R. Bliss, J. Hill; Texas, R. T. Randon, Geo. W. Hany, Richard Allen; Louisiana, R. B. S. Pinchbaok, Jno. Roy, T. T. Tracy; Virginia, L. N. Shomake, J. F. Nelson; Tennessee, W. H. Stillwell, J. F. Richard. Tbe Convention adjourned at 10 a. m. to 4 P. M. LETTER FROM NATIONAL RADICAL COMMITTEE After reassembling the following letter was read to tho Convention from the Con gressional Executive Committee: To Delegate to Qhattanoogu Conven tion : Sir—Considerate men, who have given the subject attention, regard tho move ment for a convention of Southern repre sentatives as of very great importance to the section of country to be represented. They believe that if calm and oonoiderate counsels prevail, aud the delegates come together possessed of the faots bearing upon the condition of the Southern com munities, and lay them before the coun try in an authentic and concise form, an impression will be made which may favor ably affect tho judghieut of the well dis posed in every section. At this con vention the record should be fully nnd honestly made up, showing all the hindrances to material, moral and intellectual progress, with which the Re publicans have had to contend, what progress has been made, and whether in the States and sections where Democracy has controlled, any of the great interests of society havo prospered more, and which, if any, have been ^depressed; also whether person or property have been more or less f-ecure, and the reasons thereof. Outrages of all classes should be carefully reported, whether resulting in crime or extending only to intimida tion. The spirit and purposo of the action of Legislative, Judicial and Execu tive Departments,should be reviewed—all in fact that leads to disorder, lawnessness or oppression may be considered upon the whole record thus honestly and fairly made up. The considerate judgment of the American people may be safely in voked. To the sincere and thoughtful statesmen, who will assemble on this oc casion, these suggestions are believed to be entireiy unnecessary; but lest some should deem them unfair, I here state that they were suggestions only, and that they are submitted with great diffidence, but with the sincere hope that they may to some extent aid in seouring caroful preparation for the work of the conven tion, and a full attendance upon its sit tings. [Signed] J. M. Edmunds, Sec’y. PERMANENT OFFICRR8. The Convention reassembled, when tbe committoe reported the following perma nent officers of the Convention : President—Hon. Lewis E. Parsons, of Alabama.' Vioe Presidents—L. D. Evans, of Texas; E. Barbour, of Louisiana; J. W. Sarbor, of Arkansas; F. H. Little, of Mississippi; D. Woodruff, of Alabama Jeff Long, negro, of Georgia. Secreta ries—J. Paschal, Texas; H. W. Lewis, Mississippi; J. A. Emerson, Arkansas. The report was unanimously adopted. YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLESTON ♦ A FEW CASES, AND THEY ARE DISAPPEARING, Charleston, 8. C., October 18.—Some exaggerated reports of yellow fever in Charleston having gone abroad within the last day or two, tho Board of Health havo investigated the matter, and report offi daily, as follows: “During the last six or seven weeks several cases of yellow fever have occurred, of which two have termi nated fatally. They have all originated in the extreme eastern portion of the city, within a limited area, and every conceiv able precaution has been taken by the au thorities in those localities to provent tbe disease becoming epidemic. Of this, liowover, they have no fear, owing to the lateness of the season and the sanitary measures adopted. They are pleased to announce that, since tbe Gth inst., no death from this cause has been reported.” COTTON CROP. REPORT OP THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART MENT. Washington, October 13.—The condi tion of the cotton crop is indicated by the following State averages, deducted from the October returns of the Department of Agriculture: The crop, of Virginia is too small to in fluence the general result; Ndrth Carolina 85, a decline of 2 per cent, during Sep- Umber; South Carolina 82, a decline of 4 per oent.; Georgia 80, an improvement of 3 per oent.; Florida 81, an improve ment of 4 per oent.; Alabama 75, a de cline of 6 per cent. ; Mississippi 74, no ohange ; Louisiana 60, no change; Texas 70, au increase of 5 per cent.; Arkansas 55, an increase of 8 per ceut. ; Toncessco 50, an increase of 4 pe r oent. The crop notes show that in the Atluutio coast States the causes of decline were drought, rust, excessive raius, iu some eases accompanied by beatiDg winds. In the Gulf Coast States a few cases of insects are added to the above, but the weather was also very unfavorable to the development of de structive insect life. In some oases a eontinued drouth of three months is ported, the top crop was dried up, aud the middle crop greatly reduced. Tho crop opens freely, aud the picking gener ally \v.n in rapid progress. Iu somo C4«es the Reed had sprouted iu tho bolls. Along the coast of Texas heavy rains fell, accotupiuied by gales, lasting several da^B. Hon. A. H. Stephens. HIS SPEECH AT SPARTA—CENTRALISM THE ISSUE OF THE DAY — DtFENDS GRANT AND DOBS NOT OBJECT TO A THIRD TERM. Special to the Enquikku-Sux by S ft A Lino.] Sparta, Oct. 13.—Hon. A. H. Stephen* delivered a powerful speech on national politics here to-duy. Ho said tho issue before the couutry is not the Civil Rights Bill, Radical cor ruption, or Grant usurpation. Those are minor issues. Tho true issue is the departure of tho party iu power from constitutional gov ernment which threatens tho States in the exercise of lights. The fight is on Centralism. lie defended Grant against various charges, and did not object to a third term. Ho spoke nearly two hours. Hearer. SEVERE FIRE IX BALTIMORE. LOSS ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Baltimore, Md , October 13.—A fire broke out iu the Baltimore Opera House Variety Theatre, No. 1, East Balti more street, aud soon communicated to severul retail dry goods adjoining, and also to the carpet store of George Gelson and the steam oyster saloon of Kernan Bros. The latter are also managers of tho Opera Ilonse, which will be complete ly destroyed. At this hour, 2 a. m., it looks as if the loss will reach $150,000. Tbs fire is still raging. THE INDIANS. ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT GRANT—INDIANS SURRENDER. Minita, Indian Territory, Oct. 13.— The President has made three speeches to the Indians. A specimen is as follows “I shall remember with pleasuro my visit to the Indiau Territory. I see on evory side the evidence of prosperity. In this latitude you must possess a climate well adapted to the growth of eotton and other profitable crops. I lmve always tried to see you protected in every right guaranteed iu yonr treaties, and while I hold my present position, I shall endeavor to see that you are protected in the en joyment of your personal and civil rights. With industry and a proper observance of tbe laws of the country and the rights of others, yoa cannot fail to become pros perous and useful citizens.” The Cluclunatl Southern Railroad. Cincinnati, October 13.—The trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad an nounce the intelligence of the sale in New York of the second million of Cincinnati 7 30 bonds for the construction of tho Southern Railroad. The bonds will be sold at par, with accrued interest. All tho heavy grading on tho road between here aud Chattanooga is under contruct, and six hundred men aro upon it. With the remaining ten millions in authorized bonds, the trustees promise to havo the entire road from Cincinnati to Chattanoo ga ready for cars in twenty months. THE WEATHER. Department or War, Washington, October 13, 1874. Probabilities.—For tho South Atlantic and Gulf States, rising barometer with easterly winds, partially cloudy wen'her, warmer in the former aud cooler in tho latter. For the Middlo States, high bar ometer and brisk winds and cloudy The United States Palilisliinff Co. IS University Place, New York, Want Agents everywhere for the following: SPIRIT OF THE nOLY BIBLE. Edited by Frank Moor®. An olog ml Hvo, 6oo pp., rO0 Engravings—from the Old Master*. Price, 45 oo. OUR FIRST HUNDRED YEARS. Tho Life of the Republic. By C. Edwards Lester. 12 monthly parts , oj pp. each. Royal 8vo., 60 conts each part. LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF CHARLES SUMNER. By C. Edwards Lester. 6th Edition, revised and enlarge 1. 8Vo, 700 pp., 43.75. THE NEW YORK TOMBS. By Warden Sutton. A complete Ul-torv of Noted Giimlnalsof New York, and the Uoinanco of Prison Life. 8vo, 67U pp., $3.60. Circulars, si agent! on appll MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH TO ENOVIRER. Money and Stock Markets. Loarnov, October 13—Street rate 1%. Now fives 4%. Erie* 27%. Weather fair. Paris, October 13.—Hontes 02c. and 7%t. Nkw York, Ootober 13.—Stocks active. Money 21* per cout. Gold 100%. Exchange — long 484%: short 487%. Governments dull State bunds quiet aud weak Nsw Yoiul October 13. — Monoy closed oasy at 2% por cent. Sterling Exohaugo firm. Gold steady at10. Government* (lull but steady. Stats bonds qulot and nominal. Colton Markets. Liverpool, Oct. 13.—Noon—Cotton qulot, but steady; Uplands 8; Orleans 8'*; sales 12,- 0 0, In I tiding 2,000 lor speculation nnd export. Salo on basis of middling uplands, nothing be low good ordinary, shipped ia Ootober and No vember, made at 7%; another at 7 16-161 on ba sis middling uplands, nothing bolow low mid dling, shipped In October and November, 7 15-18. 2: 0 p. m.—Sales on a basis of middling Or leans, nothing ho;ow low middlings, shipped in November and December, 0%, Nsw York, October 13.—Uotton stoady; salos 2,045 b iles; Uplands 16%;Orleans 15%. Futures opened steady, as follows: October 15‘ 4 @5-lfl; November 15 D-32@5-l8; Doc .‘tuber 15 S-.0019.32; January 16 27-32(0*6 32. Nsw York, Onto or 13.—Dutton qulot and steady; sulos 3.243, ut 16%^ 15%o; uoi receipts 8-324$ 5-10. Charleston, October 13.—Cotton In good demand; middlings 14%; low middlings good ordinary 14c; net receipts 2.041; »ul -s 800, ■lock 23,435. Savannah. Ootobor 13.—Uotton firm an«l nominal; middlings 14%. not receipts 3,102; salos 1,621; SloOk 46,043. Philadelphia, October 13.-Q.aiot; middling 14%o. Galvh*ton, October 13.—Cotton steady and In fair demand; middlings 14%; net receipts 2,258; sales 2,2 0; stock >4,011. Nkw Oulkanb, Oct. 13.—Cotton firm and In goal demand; middlings 14%; not roeolpts 7,233; sales 1,500; stock 48,30 Mouilk, Oct. 13.—Cotton firm; middlings 14%; low middlings 14; good ordinary 13%; not receipts 1,600; exports 625; .-uks 600; sloug 16,370. Provision Markets. Liverpool October 13—Breadstuff* ready. V\ heat 8s led ; os. 4d. for rod wlntor. Corn 36s. 3d. Poof 86*. Nkw York, Ootobor 13.—Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet uml heavy. Pork qulo:; moss 422.60. Lard quiet; steam 13>^. Louisville, Ootober 18.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and lower. Pork nominal. Bacon—shoulders 8%, clear rib 14%. clear 15. Lard 16%. Whiskey lowor at V8c. Bugging unchanged. St. LouiB, Ootober 13.—Flour scarce but firm. Corn firm; No. 2 luixod 83c. VVlusky 41 (U. Per* quiet at 422. Bacon nominal; shoulders o fit red at 7%o; only small ordor trndo Lard, summer 13c. Cincinnati, October 13.—Flour anclmngrd. urn dull and lower; old 75^78c; new 60). Pork nominal. Laid quiet; suiniuo 13@i3%c. Bacon dull uud declining; shoulders 8%^8%o; clear rib sides 14.*; clear sides 14%$j)14->40. Whiskey uollvo ut 03c. 'have you 'tried JURUBEBA? AUK YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated 7 Aro you so Languid that any exertion iquirc* oi »i j of uu ctfoil than you lcel capabl® of making ? Then try U Pit L B LBV, Urn wonderful Tuuiciiml luvigorator, v*hi< h mi Ik mo brmdlcinlly secreti\o organs m to impart vigor to all tho vital forces. It is no alcoholic nppeti/.cr, wlrrh stimulates r u short time, inly to let tlm MUllorer lull to a wer depth of misery, but it is 1 vegetable tonic iting directly on the liver mid spleen. It rrifiilutcs (lie llowoln, quiets the nerves, and gives such u lieu.thy tone to tho whole •olid feel like u new persou. Its operation in not violcut, but is cliaractori%e<l b> great gcntkuos.1; the patient ex periences no sudden change, tin marked results, but gradually hie troubles “Fold their tents, line tlm Arabs, And silently steal awny.” Thin is no new and untried disci.very, but lias ten long u*ed with wonderful remedial results, id hy the highest medical aultiori Now Advorti8cmont.8. —...... *30 per week warranted. No capital required. Par ticulars and valuable sample* sent free. Ad dress, with 0 rent return stamp, C. BOSS, Williamsburg, N. Y. 4w SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS^F* gantly lllustra e 1. Great Inducements to Agents. For terms and circulars, address, New World Publishing Co., Phllad’a. 4w ,w ek, dayorovonlug. Nocupiul. We send valuable package of goods by mall Treo. AdiPoss with roturn stamp, M. YOUNG, 173 Groom for all ton oents rotu wloh street, N. Y. WANTBD-AmTSfM“ tR 8Vi: tlonery Paokago out. San * nuld, for 25c. Circulars f. Sample package, post- rsf.oo. J. BKIDE, 767 ^roadway, N. Y. 4w Agent® Wanted! Diploma Awnrdstl Pictorial Bibles I, 300 Illustration.. AUilross lor circulars A. J. HnmAsi A Oo., U30 Arch at ., I’lilU. Por Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN ItI.IIM UOXKS. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggists. 4w AGENTS WANTED lOUMlh'S DICTIONARY EVERY-DAY VAMS. lately indispensable to uII elan money dally in evory buyor. Selling faster than any other tliroo books combined ! Six teen p-tge circular aud oxtra terms free. F. A, Hutchinson At Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. 4w Waters’ New Seale Pianos, ft QUA RE AND (J 1*111 CUT, Are tho best made. Tho touch obiutic, t o t-jne poworlul, pure nnd even through the en tire scale, yet luollo tion of tho Humun Volco. Wurr.iiited tor tdx yours. '*■ " part " * low for cash 1 “the powerful tonic druggist for it. alteratlvi MEDICINES. A mild apei'ivnt aud gentle purga tive, reo tnmeudtd lor tho cure of all de rangements of the stomach, liver and bowels. By their timely use much sickness ia prevent ed. Tho test of many yoaru have proven them to be the safest, surest and host of all tho pills evor ofiorod to tho publlo. They purify the blood, removo all corruptions and restore tho diseased system to period health. As au Antidote to Uliilla and Fever they havo no equal. For Dyspepsin they are a ftpeellic*. For Kick Headache and Bilious Colic tlioy aro a hurocuro. For Constipation, Rheumatism, Piles. Palpitation of thp Heart, Pain In the hide. Back and Loins, Nervous ness, a positive remody. For Female Ir regularities, without a rival. When one doe-* not “fool very wo l,’ 1 a elnglo doso stimulates the stemadi and bowels, ro.-tores tho aj petite, and imparts vigor to the systom. Sold everywhere. Office, 18 Murray street, New York. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE is easily applied, Imparts a beautiful black brown, and acts like magic. The best In tho world. Sul-1 hy all druggists. Price 41 a box, DR. TUTT’S EXP E CT0B1NT The ghastly record of deaths that result from pulmonary affections is frightful. There Is no disease that Is so ln’ldoous In Its attack us consumption. By tho nogleet of “slight colds” they soon become (loop seated and ilo'y rou.cdies which, If uppllcd ut the out set, would hivo averted all danger. Ifr- Tutt’s Expectorant hus proven itself the nioftt valuable Lung Balsam over discovered. A distinguished clergy man of Now York pronounces It the 4 great- ost blessing of tho nineteenth century,” and says “no family should bo without it ” It Is pleasant to tho taste, and n slnglo dose will often remove tho most obstinate cough. Office, 18 Murray street, New York. fobl6 deodawly Notice to Debtors and Creditors. G 1 EOKGIA—aiUSOOGKfc COUNTY.—All r persons indebted to the estate of Jo*. A. L. Leo, late ol said c maty, deceased, will m 1U0 immediate payment to tho uudorxlghod, and all persons holding demuuds agamst the . . , n ti Ctt ted EDUCATIONAL. Miss Mitchell’s School FOR CIRL8 ILL bo roopened on Monday, . 1— 01. -I- ■'jQf-*-— w:i Tho c tho 6th i»l Oototi... j courso of instruction is thor ough, and Latin, Fronoh, Embroi dery, &o., taught in the school. tuition Iromfao to $uo, accord ing to tho grade of the pupil. Boarding pupils 4250 lor tho Roholastin yoar. This Include* washing and other oontlugont expenses. All charges payable semi-annually In advnnco, nml no deductions made, exoept for at all times. sep!6 lm BARBERS. Simon Clark. Joun ulauk. SIMON ft JOHN, Fashionable Bai hers and Artistic llair-Drcssns, Randolph Street* Nkauly OrrosiTH Alston Warbiiousk. •ated. I’ollto attsiuIon, amlf tho great American luxury, a nod shave, guaranteed. Hair-rutting in all the mod- RESTAURANTS. THE AHUOR. . pletoly renovated and titled up the woll- wn “Alt BOlt" stand as a Saloon and ltus- Oholco Liquors and iMgars, r I o SBMtrod evor '* market affords. id oustoinors may best th ootH-tf l'llcos extremely h, and baUace iu y payments, second-hand InstniniuutH at great bargains. Agents wante 1. A liberal discount to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Schools, Lodges, otc. Illustrated Catalogues mulled. HORACE WAT HRS A SON, 481 Broadway, New York. P. O. Box 3607. 4w The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, winners of three highest Medals and Diploma of Honor at Vienna '73, and Puri-*, '67, no at offer the tiuest assortment of tho best Cai Inot Organs In the world, Inoludlug new styles with rooent Improve t outs, not unty exclu sively fur cash, as formerly, but also on new Ians of easy payments, tho most favorable verofferod. Organs ranted with prlvllugu^jf purchase, to aloiu-t any part ortho country. First payment 4B.90 or upwards, lllustr ited catalogues and circulars, with lull particulars, sent tree on roquost. Address MASON ft HMML1N ORGAN CO., Boston, New tyrk, or Chicago. POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! --$20— WILL HUT A Fust Mortgage Premium Bond r THH Yorlx INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., 9 ol the Stato of 2<1 l*rewaIuiu Drawing, Dec. 7, 11471. Id lerlsn Drawing, January I, 1876. EVERY BOND will be Redcemod with a Premium, as an equivalent lor Interest. Capital Premium, SIOO,OOO Address, for Bonds and full informal Ion, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO Sl CO., Financial Agent?, 23 Park Row, N. Y. Post Office Drawer 2W. 4\v First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Humane Associat e At Alexandria, Va. Wovombor BO, 1C74. SANS SOUCI Bar and Restaurant! this popular resort, I havo thoroughly re tit tod, returnisliod and Htooked it with Lite finest WINES am! other LUIUOHS am! CIGARS to bo round In this or sny other market. OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, and Cliolco Meals served at all hours, at reaiionnhlo price.*. Parlies furnished with prlvuro ruotm when oot4 tf A. J. BOLAND. St. Glair Restaurant, -BY- BARNEY HAWKINS, establishment has undorgono at Ion, nnd Is now rendv for tl ’* d und a.so Lodging good ns tho market Tho abo thorough rou reception of iri furnished Tho faro will ufford. TERMS: Board por day 4 1 60 Board per month 20 Oo Bo ird nnd Lo iging per day 2 00 oot2 2w Reich’s Restaurant No. IIS Broad St., \S just boon opened, nnd Is now propared to lay boioro Its guosts and patrons u BILL OF FARE £!QUALi TO ANY S F01 *f*~ Prompt attention and reasonable rato*. Open at all hours. ootl 3iu OPELIKA DIRECTORY. A. O. Harwell having withdrawn from the firm of Harwell, Griffin Sl Go., has romoved to Chambers street. His friends and patrons would do well to call on bin ia hit* now quartom, and examine atook boforo buying elaowhore. Prioea at panto tea. jal8 an&wadtf Doctors. DK. JAS. T. WARNOCK, Surgeon nnd Physician. Office at Slaughter'* Drug Ptoro, Railroad street. DB. J. W. K. WILLIAM! Offer* bis profuNsloiml service*. Offico over R. M. Orcuu ft Co.’*, Chambers ft R. It. 8treote. Millinery. M1S8K8 WHITE A TUCKER, Fuehlounblo JHlllluers nnd Draeeuenkere. Ouutbtuidi'a hhirtii cut by chart measure, end KUiirumucd lo lit. Chamber* struct, next to Uano’n dry good* ntoro. fi-bl MRS. C. V. HARLOWi ’ Fashionable Milliner nnd Drnenmnknr* 80I0 Agent of Uuiu-riuk A Co.'* Patterns, the late itaukiiig house ut Bhappard ft Co., Opelika, Ala ja23 Notaries Public. (J. D. 111GU1NS, being appointed Notary Publlo tor Lee county, renpuotlulty solicit* tho patronage of hi* Iriuntl*. ll'-ld* Coui t lMt uud '.’(I Saturday, of each mouth, at It. O. Ilolillleld'* 1 tw olllce. ja23 Furniture, &c. At Panic Pi-leea. A. O. HARWELL, Dealer lu all kliule of Furniturn. AIho, Metallic, Wood ColUu*, and Cankets. JalH Chambers street. Lawyers. A. J. YU KEIIH, Attorney nnd Connnellor at Ifttw. J«3 Tailors. J. U. UAMPUELL, Taller, Cutting and Making iu tho Latest Styles. Re pairing neatly done. South Railroad St., over F urniture Store. Jal Dentists. . L. K. ft.71 ITII, Dentist, u Work and Plugging ou roan Barber Shops. LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand Cash Gilt 1 Grand Cus > Gilt 1 Grand #, ash Gift IU Cush Gilts, 410,000 each., 15 Cast* GtftH. 5J Oa-h Gilts, 100 Gash Gilts, 1,0 0 Casii Gifts, 6 000 each .4100,000 . 60,000 . 26,0 0 . 100,000 .. 76,000 60,000 l,ouo each 600 each 60 000 100 each 100,000 1 uuu i;hhu wins, 60 e:n It 60,000 20,0 OCaSU Gifts, 20 ou- h 400,0.-0 22,178 Cash Gifts, amounting to 41,000,000 NUMBER OF TIUKETft, 100,000. 1‘UIOK OP TIOKKTH. Whole Tickets 420 Halves 10 00 (tuartors 6 00 Eighths or ouch Coupons 2 60 6% Tickets for loo ou Tho Montpelier Female Humuno Atn-uoln- tion, chartered by the Legislature of Virginia and tho Circuit Court ot Orange county, pro poses by a Grand Gift Concert ‘ —■ hides. Important to Merchants. SUY your WRAPPING PAPER AND PAPER S UAbg ut homo, nt New York rate*, from M. M. HIRSCH, Corner Rridgo and Oglothorpo utrrats. WENLF.Y HA it II in 44 Ell, Barker, irner Eolith Railroad aud Chambers streets. 11144 NON ft TUB NEK, Barkers, Bouili Railroad struct, unuer Adame Uouee. Hotels. \IZ AIIAKIH HOUME. go to Opelika, bo sure to stop et the liouuo, opposite Pasauuger Depot. Insurance. i:. €). IIUWKM A HON, 44on«rMl InNnrnnee Ageuts. Office, Railroad Htroot, over K. N. Greene ft Oo.’e, FOR 8ALE AND RENT. Important to the Public. E, FURS, RKKHWAX, RAGS, cumIi pricoH,to M. M. HIRSCH. r Bridge and Oglotorpe, and Crawford St*. For Rent. J^ CA11PENTEH SHOP AT BBOAO and Thomas streets. Apply to soplT tr MRS. L. F. MEYER. For Rent. JEWELLING ON JACKSON near tho Baptist Churoh, 1 rooms. JHH, Enquire at Alabama Waiehouse. ■ep8 tf W.H. HUGHER. For Rent Cheap. 1-OHTlON OF THE DESIRABLE HEM- COTTON TIE8. endo “Home f"i former resldom GovKHNou’a Orvic-K, IHchmond, July 3,1874. It affords mo pleasure to say that \ am well acquainted with a largo majorb> «.f tlio oflluors Hon, who r iclnlty of tuy .-jii’l uttest their Intelligence and tliolr and high lopututlon uh gentlemen, high to, publlo oonfidenee, influonce and tial moan* lloorallv rejiresented amon/ them. JAS. I>. KEMPER, Gov. of Va. Alkxanuuia, Va., July 8, 1874. • • • I commend them ns gent* of honor and Integrity, uml fully entitled to tho couh- doneo of the public. K. ,W lll GHhEv u. S. Ju-lgo Eastern Dist. of Va. Further references by permDfdon : IIin Ex cellency G Inert C. Wulkor, ox-G-ivernor of Va.; lion. Robert E. Withers, Lluut-Go 1 U. S. Senator elect; KenaturH Members of Congro.-s from Virginia. KeuilttanceK for tiekot* may bo mado by for circulars. Addrosp, Hon. JAMEN II VItROlK, Presd’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Yi Reliable Agent* wanted evciywhore.^^ ^ Farm for Sale. , on tho first. xt, (it not ale boioro that lime) tho Hold at private Farm occupied r,y Mr. I*. M. hllor, t||r o tollo. northeast of Uolumbu*, Ga., on tho luibotloi road. Tho place contains about U5 acron, nil under fern: , between 60 and 70 uores cleared. A good framed hou.-e with five rooms, clouetH doable r -“ — il klichen smoke ho ise, barn, stable, fte The place u suitable lor a Dairy Farm, and will b- 1 Cheap f< N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. The trade supplied at lowest mar ket rates. tny27 d6ni 49-Gut this out Tor future reference. Sewing Machine Needles, For (nealy) all kinds of Sewing Machine* ; also, nttHciiinuntf, shuttles and duplicate part* lor various iiiai hlneH, and tho vkuy iikht Oil lor Sewing Machines always on hand at tho Singer Sewing Machine Depot, III) Ilroiul Street, • • t olmnbu., Ub. J. H. BRAMHALL, Ag’t. AT-Ordors by Mall i>rom|itly attond to. I NKti RUPAIItKn. iop20(tcodftwtf Morchants of Columbus, AdvurtiHO Your BusIneeH In tho HAMILTON VISITOR, in npplb . W. D. UUULLY. Hamilton, Ga. REMEMBER M RS. GOLV1N * MISS DONNELLY havo removed thoir MILLIN' EK Y KftTAMLINUMENT to tho store lately oe- .. cash. Mr.'Silas * i’ll take pleasuro lu cuplcd by J. Kylo k Go. Here thoy have on showing tho promises to parileH wl.hing to lm rid a Dill supply of FALL GOODS of every purehiise. Apply to Jord-n L Howell, Agent, j variety and fashion, Pressing and Bleachliig or address > at Maoon, Ga. octU eulftwtf W. D. RAINEY. ho shortest notice. Facilities always i hand tor every need of a lady's toilet. Gall at once and sue us. oo4 tf A ldor denuo of Airs Judge Thomas, on BOSE HILL, with or without furniture, outhouses, stables and gardon. Al r o, about seven aores for mar ket garden. Apply on premises or at Enquirer-Bun oflUe. Sept. 6, 1874-tt To Rent. Street. For Rent. suranoe Building, among which Is tne*—— office now occupleil hy South* rn Life Insurenee Gotupany. Apply to CHARLES COLEMAN, augSO tf 116 Breed Bt For Sale. JEWELLING ON OGLETHORPE, between Thomas and Baldwin,six rooms, JHL oiio-fourth acre; built in 1873. Cost •4,500. Prloe $3,200. Apply to JOHN BLAOKMAB, oc4 tr Real Estate Agent. For Rent. HE reGdonoo second door south of St. _ Paul Church, at present occupied by Mr. Peyton. Possession given first Oct* terms, kc , apply te T HE reGdonoo second door south of Bt Paul Churoh, at present occupled^by^^^ to , apply te nag21 eodtf J. 8, JOWTO. 1*741 HOWARD HOUSE, 11874 BROAD ITIEIT, Nbahly Oppo. Montgombry AMD Eupavla Railuoad Dkpot, £ufaula, Alabama. J. W. HOWARD. Prop’r. octl (!Aw6m rSp A DIVIDEND OF CENT., declared by FIVE PEK the Dlreetori, 83 AND 85 BROAD STREET. W OOD GASES AND GASKETS, IMITATION K ISE WOOD COFFINS, METALLIC CASES audOABKETS, HelMtoallni €m«s and Uskels, White loses and Vssksfs. For beauty of design, style of finish, the above goods are unsurpassed by miy thing in tho market. Prices as low a* sold by any othor parly in this section. Also cheap Pino Goffiu* always on hand. 4Or Night boll ut frout door. ROONEY ft WARNER, „J|16 Km •*.