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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1874.
NO. 242
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THE ELECTIONS.
Democracy Sweeps Over
Republicanism.
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DEMOCRATS GAIX FIVE COX-
ORE8SMEX IX OHIO AXD
FIVE IX IXDIAXA.
IOWA AND NEBRASKA DO RE
PUBLICAN.
Democrats Curry ArkMMi.
one* in iliroo month'
*d with the coat of comp
at is changed more than
« ad vet liner will Is charg-
ition Foreign adver-
TELECRAPHIC NOTES.
• Telegrnpli to Kxqchier.]
DO.tIF.81IC.
-Tho failure of the tea house of Brook,
offers & Co., at St. LoniR, is announced,
'abilities not stated.
- The Earl of Dufferivaliire, Governor
iral of Canada, and Lady Dufferiv-
*»»o, are in New York.
—Mayor Wilts has been tendered the
nomination for the Mayoralty of New
Orleaus ny two colored committees, but
declined it.
—The Cubans celebrated, in New York,
tlie sixth anniversary proclamation of the
Cuban Republic. A collection was taken
up for tho buffering Cubans.
—A large munbor of Cubans havo re
cently sailed from New York, to rendez
vous ut Venezuela, whence it is snppobod
the next expedition will sail.
—A telegram from Capt. Homines, com
manding I'ensaoola Navy Yard, dated the
13th inst., reports no new nick, one dis
charged t > duty and nine convalescent.
—Deni as Barnes, of tho Brooklyn Ar-
ttus, has been indicted for publishing
libels ou Henry C. Bowen. This is an
other suit growiug out of the recent
Beeckor scandal.
—The grand jury of the U. S. Circuit
Court, sitting at Richmond, has indicted
sixteen of tho judges of the recent runui-
cipal election ut Petersburg for violation
of the Enforcement net.
—In New York, the trial of the suit,
nod or the civil damage act, brought by
■ John Rigby against John & Timothy
ag, of Brooklyn, for damages for the
h of a son, who, it is claimed, died
i excessive drink furnished by the
jf«, was concluded yesterday, tho jnry
giving #2,000 to Rigby.
—Tho Episoopal Convention adopted a
p report that it is inexpedient for the tody
f to take action towards tho assembling of
a synod of all tho Bishops of the Com
muuiou with the See of Canterbury, for
the consideration of questions relating to
the English version ot the Scriptures, and
tho relation of the Anglican Church to
other Christian bodies.
—Fifteen thousand negroes havo en
tered the upper parishes of Louisiana,
from Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama
j to register as voters. Madison parish,
i which was formerly equally divided, will
I now register 200 whites against 2,300
i blacks. It is expluined that, much of tho
I emigration from Tennessee is owing to
■ terror created by the Trenton massuoro.
IA correspondent believes this large inilux
lof Repuiilicau voters will carry the State
for Kellogg at the next election.
-The assessed value of tho real estate
|n New York city, os equalized by the
tite assessors, is #812,700,047. A. T.
Stewart’s wholesale dry goods establish*
went is assessed at $850,000, retail estab
lishment #1,lot),000, and the Stewart
nansion $(100,000, the whole paying a tax
if #72,000. The assessed value of the
}raud Central depot is #1,500,000; Hud
i River depot, #1,500,000; Equitable
o Insurance building, #1,100,000:
>rexel it Co.’s banking house, $1,000,-
)!); Fifth Avenue Hotel, $1,100,000
oth’s Theatre, #400,000; Methodist
ook Concern, $475,000 ; Western Union
[elegraph building, $420,000.
FOREIGN.
i —Bismark will testify against the por-
pn who attempted to shoot him.
-Rio Janorio advices from Buguor
»indicate a peaceful solution.
-The raoe for the Czarvvioh at New
t England, yesterday, was wou by
erture, a gelding by Wamba out of
-A speciul dispatch to tho Pall Mall
lette, from Santander, confirms the
orts of a partial submission of tho
lists.
-Tho race for the middle Hark-plate
i run yesterday at New Market, Eng-
d, and was won by Plebian; Perse,
ond; Galop, third.
-> re P° rt ka* reached Santander that
pral Dorroaaty, with eight hundred
m troops, h»» gono over to the Re-
Ucan army. Tho report laoks con
Hon.
rhe London Time.* says that Count
EArnim s son has written to the Berlin
pals denying that his father had anv
X iu tho publication of an ultramon
I pamphlet.
Tho area of tho German Empire is
, 212,000 square miles, or scarcely
limes that of Illinois, and on that
|spuco dwell over 42,0;)0,<XX) people
l exceeds tho present population of
nited States, scattered over twelve
that extent of territory,and Germa-
‘‘duL'es enough breadstuff* and meats
support of her population, and
i sufficient quantity of beets from
to manufacture nearly all the sugar
bia ses consumed by her iuhabit-
■rhercas tho Uoited States, with
great variety of climate ond soil,
[$100,000,000 annually in the pur-
those commodities from tropical
s. Germany grows most of the
consumed by her people, and
i inveterate smokers.
THE WEATHER.
Department of Wab, )
abhington, October 14, 1874.)
ibilitie*.— For the South Atlantio
'ailing barometer, northeast winds,
and partly cloudy weather. For
f 8tates, fulling barometer, south
warm and cloudy weather.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI DEMOCRATIC.
Cincinnati, October 14.—Complete re-
turns from Hamilton county, give W.
Bell, Democrat, for Secretary of State
4,094 majority ; Charles 8. Smart, Demo
crat, for Commissioner 4,177 majority;
W. J. Gilmore, Democrat, for Judge of
Supremo Court, 4,015 majority; George
llix, Democrat, for Judge of Supreme
Court to fill vacancy, 4,059 majority; Mil-
ton Sailor, Democrat, for Congress from
First District, 4,334 majority over Green,
Republican; H. B. Browning, Democrat,
for Congress from Second District 1,417
over Stevenson, Republican ; F. Spring-
weir, Democrat, for Sheriff 4,111 majori
ty ; Josoph Sitter, for County Commis
sioner, 540 majority; P. F. "Walling,
Democrat, for coroner 4,010 majority.
Cincinnati, October 14.—From very
full returns from all parts of Ohio, re
ceived during the night, it is evident that
the Stato has gone Democratic by from
10,000 to 15,000 majority.
Further returns received up to 9 o’clock
this morning do not change the status of
last night’s dispatches.
Indications ure that the Democrats have
elected 11 of the 20 Congressmen.
Tho additional Democratic Congress
men supposed te be elected are, Sav.’ge,
in the Third District; McMahon, in the
Fourth; Ilurd, in the Sixth ; Popploton,
iu tho Ninth; Sency, in the Tenth, and
Payne in the Twentieth.
The Enquirer, editorially, says: For
this triumph we arc indebted not alone to
the Democratic party,but to the aid of the
men who heretofore have been its oppo
nents. This election means opposition
to the National bank monopoly; that the
volumo of currenoy should be enlAi-ged,
and there should be tariff for revenue
only.
Tho Gazette. Bays*. On a platform of re
pudiation, inllation, anti-temperance, and
general cussedness, the Democratic party
has carried Ohio by a docided majority,
and elected 11 of 20 Congressmen.
INDIANA.
DEMOCRATS CABBY INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis, Oct. 14.—Returns at 3
•’clock this morning are still very meagre,
and it is impossible to obtain the result
on tho State ticket. Tho Republicans
certainly elect seven Congressmen.
Tho Journal concedes tho election of
mnjority of the Democratic ticket in the
city and county.
Returns arc so meagre that the result
is uucortain.
IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
The Republicans claim seven of the
thirteen Congressmen in Iowa and Ne
braska. The republicans carried the day.
ARKANSAN.
In Arkansas the Conservative candi
dates wore elected.
DACOTAH TERRITORY.
Yankton, Dacotah Territory, Oct. 13.
Returns from ten towns give Kidder 307
majority. The indications are that his
majority will exceed 1,200 in Southern
DAcotah and 2,000 in the Territory.
Newark, N. J., Oct. 13.—The Demo
crats carry tho city eleotiou, gaining six
members of the common counoil.
in tho Legislature, which is not conceded
by the Democrats.
From present indications the Congres
sional delegation will stand ns follows :
1st District—Heilman, Rep.; 2d, Wil
liams, Dom/; 3d, Kerr, Deui.; 4th, New,
Dem.; 5th, Holman, Dem. ; 0th, Robin
son, Rep.; 7th, doubtful ; 8th, Huuter,
Rep.; 9th, doubtful; 10th, Colkins, Rep.;
llth, Evans, Rop.; 12th, Hamilton, Dem.;
13th, Baker, Rop.
Laporo county gives a Democratic ma
jority of 650, being a gain of 575; Fulton
oounty shows a Democratic majority of
93, being a Republican gain of 4; iu
Fayette county Holltnan’s majority for
Congress is 125, being a Democratic gain of
143; in Randolph eleven precincts give
Clay pool a majority, for Congress, of 1,-
124, a Republican loss of 114.
“OUTRAGE’’CONVENTION.
JOLLY 1* ROC BF.DIIU 8—COM*
PLAINTH ABOUT EVERYTHING.
In s Multitude or Rwscnls There In
Abundance of I'alNeboods.
Later Returns.
OHIO.
DEMOCRATS HAVE XLEVEN CONGRESSMEN
CERTAIN AND THREE FROBABLE—BE-
PUBLICANS CLAIM BIX DISTRICTS—
STATE TICKET DEMOCRATIC
BY LARGE MAJORITY.
Columbus, Ohio, October 14.—Suffi-
cent returns have been received to show
beyond doubt that the State has gone
Democratic by from 7,000 to 10,000 ma
jority. Tho Democratic State Executive
Committee are positive of the election of
the following Democratic Congress
men : Banning, 2d District; Saylor,
1st; McMahon, 4th; Rice, 5th;
Hurd, Cth; Neals, 7th; Vonce, llth
Walling, 12ih; Southard, 13th; Cowan,
14th; llayne, 20th; and tho probable elec
tion of NYilson, 17th District; Poppleton,
9th, ond Soney, 10th.
The Republicans claim tho election of
Smith in the Eighth, Foster in the Tenth,
Dan Voorhies in the 15tli, Danford in the
16th, Monroe in tho 18th, and Garfield in
the I9tb.
If the Democratic claims arc sustained
by the official returns, the Democrats have
gainod seven Congressmen, which gives
them fourteen out of twenty Congress
men from Ohio. The results exceed the
most sanguine Democratic expectations.
INDIANA.
STATE TICKET DEMOCRATIC—DEMOCRATS
HAVE FIVE CONGRESSMEN—REPUBLICANS
BIX—TWO DOUBTFUL.
Indianapolis, October 14.—Offioial and
semi-official returns from seventy-five
precincts in the fifty counties heard from,
show' Democratic gains of 678. The Re
publican Central Committee concedes the
election of the entire Democratic State
ticket by from fivo to ton thousand ma
jority. The Republicans claim a majority
Chattanooga, October 14.—Tho Con
vention was called to order at 10 a. in.
yesterday by Gen. Andrew Mill, of Texas,
ono of the Vice Presidents. The delib
erations opened with prayer by Moore
colored, of Georgia. An enthusiastic
old man from Alabama thanked God for
the meeliug of tho Convention, as iu a
multitude of counsellors there is wisdom.
Some one from Texas hoped that smoking
would not bo allowed, us it made him
sick.
The chairman of tho committeo on
facts and statistics desired to receive te-
poris of outrages.
The Committeo on Correspondence an
nounced that they were ready to report.
They read a letter from ex-Govoruor Da
vis, of Texas, and ono from Mr. BrewNter,
of Alabama. After tho chairman of the
Committee had buugled over a few pages
of Davis’ letter, the Govoruor came for
ward and read it himself. It was very
long, occupying an hour in its delivery,
and was a labored effort to prove tbat tho
same spirit actuatod tho white portion of
the Southoru people us iu I860 and 1861,
and that a new rebellion was forming.
In regard to corruption, ho said Kel
logg and Mohch might bo corrupt, but
knowing the Democrats an ho did,
their assertions to that effect was proof to
to tho contrary in his mind. He thought
Sumner’s plan of wiping out State lines
in tho South wisest, but that was impossi
ble. He favored compulsory education
by Congress, and prompt relief when the
State officos arc seized by fraud and cor
ruption.
The North Carolina delegation, W. G.
Kennedy and George VV. Price, reported
and took their scats.
An address from Brewster, of Monroe,
La., was road, to the effect that the great
want of the South is popular education,
which should he sustained by Congress,
and which should teach morality and obe*
dienco to the law, not to admire assassins
and murderers. Equal rights and justice
to oil should be maintained.
A resolution was offered endorsing the
Civil Rights bill and denying A. II.
Stephens’ assertion that the colored peo
ple did not wish it, which was referred to
the Committee on Resolutions.
Committees on schools, on publication
and to collect outrages, were appointed
Peabedj 1’uud—Meeting; or Trntlooa
New York, Octobor 14.—The annual
meeting of the trustees of the Poabody
Educational Fund was begun to-day.
Among the members present were ox
Governor Clifford of Massachusetts, ex
Governor Graham of North Carolina, ex
Governor Aiken of South Carolinu, W,
M. Evarts, Judgo 8. Watson of Nashville,
Hamilton Fish and Surgeon, General
Barnes of United States Array. Tho
meeting was eecrot. The annual state
meat will not be given to the press until
the close of the session.
MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO KN4IVIREH.
Money and Mock Markets.
Lon ivy v, Octobor 14—Erie* 2%.
London, Oct. 14.—v. k.—Spirits turpontlne
96S@20S 3<l.
Paris, October 14.—ttontes 01flOc.
Nbw York, Octobor 14.— Stock* dull* Money
21$ pur font. Gold 101%. Exchange—Ion*
484V$; short 4371$. Governments dull. Stato
bonus qulot and weak.
Nuw York, October 14 — Monov 2\$@3 per
cent. Exchange quiet at 484V$. Gold 100/ H <^110.
Governments dull but strong. Stato bonds
quiet and steady.
Cotton MHrketN.
Liverpool, Oct. 14.—Noon—Cotton quiet
and unchanged; Uplands 8; Orleans 8 V, Bales
14,0 *0, including 2,000 lor speculation and ex
port.
3:30 p. m—Sales to-day 6,200 American.
New Youk, Octobor 14.—Cotton quiet: snloi
971 bales; Uplands 16%; Orleans 16%.
Futures opened rather enslur as follows •
October 16 7-3?@9-32; Novemhor 15Vi®5-16; lie-
cember 15 17-32®if-32; Jwuuary 15 i3-l6®%;
ry 16MO310.
Youk. October 14 —Cotton ©asicr; salos
1,743, at 15%@16%c; not rccoipts41&.
Futures closed easy; snlos 24,610 bales, as
Hows : Ootobor 15 3 10; November 16 7-32©;-$;
Dccotnt cr 15 16-32® January 16 2’-32®'l.}l
February 16 31-32ji;10. March 16 6-1 ’@11-32;
April 1011-10; May 10 27-32^%; Juno 17 3-32
©Is*
Savannah, October 14.—Cotton firm and
In tali* demand; middlings 14^; not receipts 6,-
690; exports to Great Britain 3,620; Continent
003; sales 1,788.
Galveston. October 14.—Cotton steady and
In fair domand; light offerings; middlings 141$;
nut receipts 1,888; sales 1,064.
U ltimork, October 14.—tfulot; middling*
15; net receipts 0; exports to Great Britan 1,
301: sales 475; spinners 105.
Norfolk, October 14.—Cotton stronger; mid
dlings 14 : ,' 4 ^ 7 s ; not receipts 2,120; buIos 204.
I’lliladelpiiia, Octobor 14. - Lfutet; middling
16J$c; net receipts 195.
Memphis, October 14.—Ifulot and unchang
ed; net receipts l,2uo; shipments 1,209; sales
New Advertisements.
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AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
HUT UP ONI.Y IN IILI'E BOXES.
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Wilmington. Octobor 14—Cotton qulot;
middlings 14',; low middlings 14; good ordinary
13>j; net loeoipts 677.
Augusta, October 14.—Cotton quiet; mid-
tilings not rocelpti 1,304
Chablbbton, October 14.—Colton firm; mid-
Dings 14J$@%; net receipts 3,232; sal.*s6UU.
Movlk, Oct. 14.—Cotton quiet and stoutly;
middling-* 14%, low middlings 14, good ordinary
net receipts 1,061; sales 6oo.
? Oulu a ns, Oct. 14—Cotton in good de
mand; middlings 14%; not receipts 3,296; ex
erts to Groat Britain 4,814; sales 2,000; Inst
roniug 2,400.
Boston, Octobor 14.— Cotton qulot; mid
dlings 161$; net roeipts 80; .sales 300.
l*roviflloit Nnrkelsi
Nbw York, October 14—Flour dull and
declining Whoat quiet nutl unchanited. Pork
heavy; moss 00(5*22 26. Com dull and
heavy. Lard heavy; 8team 13%.
Nbw Youk, Ootober 14.—Pork lower: new
css *21 50(rj)2l 75. Boef quiet. Lard dull, but
nsetilcd; priwo steam 13%. Whiskey lower
6 ©61$.
St. Lou's, October 14.—Cron Gull anti
trooping; No. 2 mixod so®81; new on track 0S.
Whiskey firm at $102. Pork dull at 22,small
‘ Is. Bacon—7^( for sliou'dors; 1lor clear
*sidcs;14% tor clear sides. Lard dull;.sum-
crib.
Chicago, Octobor 14.— Flour qulot and un
hanged. Corn •'pouod firm; closed dull aud
lower; No. 2 mixed 72@3. Pork dull and lower
at $20<7$20.50. L nil unchanged and dull. W his-
key lower at *1.
Cincinnati, October 14.—Flour unchanged.
Oorn la fair demand at 70 for old; now quiet at
&0fi>53. Pork nominal. Lind qulot; summer
13. Bacon dull and lower; only limited jobbing
demand; shoulders 8I®!4; clear rib sides 13'4@
V$; oloar sides 14^14• Whiskey strong at98.
Baltimore, Oct. 14. — Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet. Provisions heavy ami depress
ed Corn dull. Mess pork dull and I'lminal
ut *22 5'#23 CO. Bulk moats—diitiililors 8^8%.
Bacon—shoulders 9; clear rib sides 14. Sugar
cured hams 14'tin. Lard—refined 15. West-
butter easier, under increased receipts at
86(?i)37.
Louisville, October 14— Fl«"r unchanged.
Corn quiet and tiuclniogcd. Pork nominal.
Bacon—shoulders 8L\ cloir rib 14!4» clear 16.
Lard, tierce 10).$., Whiskey U8.
Ko.hI», Ac.
New Youk, Octobor 14.—Turpentine firm
at 39. liosln firm at *2 4 >@2 45 for strained.
Freights stoutly.
101] MM
DlOtluNm
EVERYDAY
YYANTo.
RESTAURANTS.
Till*: AKBOR.
id tlttod up tho well-
market Allords.
RAILROADS.
NOTICE.
Okkick Mouilk and Gikaud Railroad, i
COLUMIll'S, Ga., Oct. 2, 1874. $
N and alter Saturday, October 3d, tmins
over this Road will run as follows, Pas
senger Train ...
tuuAlng close connectolus with
for Eufaula;
Lonvo Columbus.
Arrive nt Troy,...
FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR.
Leave Columbus Mondays, Wednesday* and
Fridays nt 6:30 a. m. Arrive at Troy 3:52 p. m.
Leave Troy Tuesdays, TYiursduys and Satur
days at 4:30 a. m. Arrive at Columbu<2:02
r.M. W. L. CLARK.
Another Fight with I ml I min.
Special to tho Pioayune.]
San Antonio, Oct. 12, 7:60 p. m.—Gen.
Mackenzie telegraphs Department Head
quarters that ou September 28th, at day
light, his flomninnd struck tho Indians in
the great canon of Hod Kiver, at the
raoutn of Caraditis Blancas and destroyed
five small camps, captured 1,424 ponies,
colts and mules, of which he killed 1,048
retaining tho balance, lho Indians left
fonr dead on the field.
The Indians aaw tho troops as they
catne down a rough and long hill, and had
time to get away, losing all their stock.
Tho spirits of tho expedition aro excel
lent.
MIHl* NEWS.
New York, October 14.—Arrived—Hunts
ville and San Jac.uto.
Arrived this evening—San Salvador.
New York,October 14 —Arrived : Champion.
San Palvador.
Notico to Shippers.
Okfice Mobile & Girard Railroad,
Columbia, Ga., Oct. 3ti, 1874.
T HE Regular Freight Train on this road
will leave Columbus for Troy on Mon-
' *-»•«—>ors will
days, Wc-Inefltlavsand Fridays, shippers w
have their freight at tho Depot by 1 o’clock
m. en Tuesdays, Thursdays anti Saturdays,
ordor to insure shipment by next train.
J, M. IKAZbit,
Notice.
T HE City Registry List for tho registry of
nil citizens entitled to vote in the a,.-
nreaching municipal election is now open.
Parties liable to commutation tax, and who
havo not yet paid It, are requested to do so ut
time of registering. M. MOORE,
Montgomery & Eufaula R. R.
Chango of Schedule,
Taking Effect Octobor I, 1874.
Contains 29,000 Recipes for everythin;, (bone
ft tie number; beware of Imlc-itions). Abno
Yutely mdlspvin-able to iv\l elaavcs, nvvlnv
umnoy dally 10 every buyer. Selling faster
than any other throe books combined ! Six
teen page circular ami oxtra terms Ireo. F. A.
Huti'uinhon S. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4w
Waters’ New Scale Pianos,
ftdUAKE AND UPHIGUT,
Aro tho host made. Tho touch olastlo, the
t«no powerful, pure and oven through tho en
tire sculo, yet mellow ami sweet.
WATERS’ CONCERTO ORGANS cannot
bo eroellcd in tono or beauty; they do f\ com
petition. Tin Concerto Slop is u flue imita
tion of tho Human Vulco.
Warranted lor six years, l’rloos extremely
low for cash or part oudi, and Imlnnoe In
monthly payments. Second-hand lustrumoiitH
nt great bargains. Agents watite i. A liberal
discount to Teachers, Ministers, Churches,
’ * Ut.li VgUOH
SON, 4N1
P. O. Box 3667. 4 tv
The Mason Sc Hamlin
Organ Company,
winnor.sof tlireo highest Modal* ami Diploma
of Honor nt Vienna. *73, and Paris, ’07, now
oiler the finest a$Hurtuiontof tho beat Da duet
Organ* In tho woild, including now sty toe
with rocont linprovuu.uiitH, not i.uly exclu
sively fur oiiBh, as formerly, but alMoou imw
plans of easy payments, the must favorable
ever utlured. Organs rented with ptivliege ol‘
purchase, to almo-t any part of the country.
First payment 49 90 or upwards. Illustrated
catalogues aud circulars, with lull purilouii
sent Iree on request. Address
MASt
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Capital Premium, SIOO,OOO
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Novombor OO, lO74
LIST OE UIFTS.
I Grand Cash Gilt
1 Grand Casa Gilt
1 Grand 4 ’ash Gift
10 Cash Gilts, $10,000 each....
16 Cash Olflrt, 6 000 Oiwdl...,
60 Cadi Gifts, l,ooo each
100 Cash Gifts, ' ’
1,0 0 Cash Girts,
1 000 Cash Gift*, oo can —
20,0 0 Gash Gilts, 20 oa.h....
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market.
OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, nnd Cholco
Meals sorved at all hours, at roa*onablo prico.**.
Parties furnlshod with prlvalo room* when
iloslrrd.
FRESH OYSTERS now received dally
otn Savannah and MoY>Ue, and sorved in any
ylo desired.
oct4 tf A. .T. BOLAND.
St. Clair Restaurant,
BARNEY HAWKINS,
O N the southwest cornor of St. Clair und
Oglethorpe str< els.
Tho above establishment has undergone a
thorough rot,ovation, utul Is now readv for the
rccopt Ion of guests. Board trad also Lodging
furnishoil. The faro its good ns tho market
will afford.
TERMS:
Board por day $ 1 60
Hoard per mouth 20 oo
liuirdtmd Lo'gtng per day...... 2 00
oct2 2w
Reich’s Restaurant
No. 112 Broad St.,
Iiocn opened, trad Is n
oforo its guests and p
BILL OF FARE
KQUA-Is TO iLIMY!
first class Hotels nnd Restau-
i largest cities ol lho Union.
attention and reasouahlo ratos
MAIL TRAIN—DAILY,
i 3Ioutgomory....
Arrivo nt Kufhnla 10:18
Connecting on Wednesdays nnd Haturdays v
Boat* ui Chattahoochee Kiv. r, aud dully at Union
Hprings with Mobile A Uiranl Railroad fur Troy.
Leave Eufaula 2:00/
Arrive at Montgomery 7:48 A
Connecting at Union Springs with Mobile A (lira
Railroad for Columbus, and at .Montgomery wi
roads divorgitig.
jb2) tf ». DUNHAM, giq.’t
Western Railroad of Alabama.
54* HOURS TO NEW YORK
WESTERN RAILROAD OK ALAHAMA,
CottiULUS, Ga„ {fepl. Mill, 1874.
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS DAILY
For Montgomery aud Selina, 2:00 a. m.
Arrive at Moutg’y, • • 8.00 A. M.
Arrive ut Si lma, - - 12 01a.m.
FOR ATLANTA AND NEW YORK
At 10:30 a. m. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 p. m. At
Atlauta 6:42 p. tn.
By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line.
Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. iu., CHARLOTTE 8:36 *
m., Duuvillo 3:27 p. m. At rive a'. Washington 1:3
a. m., at lJultimorr C.3') n. ni., at Philadelphia 1:3
i fro i
>:15 l»*
uta to Charlotte.
By Kenncsaw Route.
Leave Atlanta 0,00 p. tn., Dalton lo:28 p
llristol 10:46 k. in., Lynchburg 10.46 j». m. Arrive
at Wanhington 0:46 a. in., at Haltimoru 9:15 a. in.,
at Philadalphia 1:20 p. m., at NEW YORK 6:16
1 Sleeping cars rnu from Atlauta to Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT COLUMBUS DAILY
From Atlanta and New York, - 6:37 a. n.
if torn Montgomery and eeltu* - 2:25 v. k.
Tickotafor sulo at Union PaiiHenger Depot.
CU AH. 1*. HALL, General Bup’t.
R. A. BACON, Agent. («opl3 tf
, 60.000
600 ouch 60 000
lOOoach 100,000
OPELIKA DIRECTORY,
A. O. Harwell having withdrawn from
tlio firm of Harwell, Griffin & Go., baa
removed to Chambers street. His friends
and patrouH would do well to call on him
iu hit* new quarters, aud examine-etook
beforo buying elsewhere. Prices et panic
rates. jst8 suAwedtf
Doctors.
Dll. JA8. T. WARNOCK,
Surgeon nud l'hyslclau.
Office at Blnughter'a Drug 8turc, Railroad street.
DU. J. W. 11. WILLI AMU
s bin pvnb'MftUvnal svrvlcea. Oitico over R. M.
lin en A Co.'s, Chambers A R. R. Streets.
Millinery.
MISSES WHITE A TUCKER,
Fashionable Milliners and Dressmakers.
Unutlci
dry gnodi*
frbl
MltS. C. V. BARLOW,
Fashionable Milliner and Dretaranker.
Solo Agent of Uuttorick A Co.'s l'sttsrus.
lute Hanking llouuc oi Sliappard k Co.,
Opt'likti, A In.
Jsstt
Notaries Public.
U. D. HIGGINS,
Being appointed Notary l’liblic for Lee couuty,
respuctfully solirits tho patronage ef Ids friends.
Holds Com t 1st mid 2d Suluidajs of each mouth,
it It. C. Molllib l.l’sliw office. Ja23
Kurniture, So.
At l*nuic l'rlccs. •
A. O. HARWELL,
Dealer lit nil kluds of Furniture,
Mho, Metallic, Wood Coll)us, and Caskets,
jnl8 Chambers street.
Lawyers.
BARBERS.
Simon Clark. Joun Clark.
SIMON & JOHN,
Miiiinnlile limbers and Artistic llair-llresscrs,
Randolph Stroot,
Nearly OrrosiTu Albton Waubiiouhu.
y i
iitod. Folito nttuiitlon, nnd
t he groat American luxury,
. rod Hhavu, guaranteed.
Hair-Cutting iu all tho mod*
rn stylos.
MEDICINES.
A. J. VI4 HEMN,
Alluruoy sad Coaimellor nt Law.
Uflicu opposite Alabama House.
tolii’04 ill ull tho Courts of (he htute. Ju3
Tailors.
J. ll. CAMPBELL, Tailor,
Jutting and Making in the Latest fitylos. Re
pairing neatly done.
South Railroad St., ovrr Furniture Store. Jal
Dentists.
J. L. U. SMITH, Dentist,
’lata Work and Hugging ou reasonable
i| terms. Clio in b» r» stre<*t.
Barber Shops.
WESLEY HARBINGER, Marker,
o’nar Sonih Railroad aud Chambers strsets.
Hotels.
ADAMS HOUSE.
po to Opelika, bo sure to stop at the
i llou-ui, opposite Passenfer Depot.
Insurance.
E. €. DO WEN * SON,
Gonornl Inaurnnce Aienti.
Office, Railroad Ktroet, over H. M. Greens A Co.’s,
22,178 Cash Gift*, amounting to f,1,000,000
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100,000.
I’RICK OV T1CKKT8.
fio CO
Whole Tickets
Halves
Quarters
lo t
6 oo
Llghtlis or ouch Coupon
6>$ Tickets for 10U oo
Tho Montpelier Female Humane Asmicla-
Lion, chartered by tho Legislature of Virginia
nnd tho Circuit Court of Orange county, pro
poses by a Grand Gift Concert t » HHtablitdi and
endow a “Home for the Old, lufinn and l>c*ti
tuto Lmlies of Virginia,” at Montpelier, the
former rosldcn-s ol Presidsut James Mudifou.
GoVKRNOR’8 O»VI0B, lilCilXONI), July 3, 1874.
It allords tnn pleasure to Hay that I am well
acquainted with a largo majority id tho officers
of the Montpelier Female Humane Associa
tion, who reside in tho vicinity of my Louie,
and I attest their Intelligence and their worth
and high leputatlou uk gentlemen, as wi 11 ->*
tho public ooniidenou, influence and lUhmin-
tlal means liberally reprm-orited among them.
JAS. L. KEMPEK.Gov. or Va.
Alexandria, Va., July 8,1874.
* * * I commend them uh genta of honor
and integrity, and fully entitled to lho confi
dence of tho public. If. .W HUGHES.
U. S. Judge Eustern Dist. of Va.
Further roferoncos by permission : Ills Ex-
clltnoy G.Inert C. VValuoi ”
Va.; llo
Va. and
Meuit>ers of Congre.-s from Virginia
licinlttunueM for tickets may bo made by <
press, prepaid, postoffice money n.der
Washington, D C., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, Sir., sc,
for circulars. Address,
Hon. JAMES DARHOLJt,
Cresd't M. V. K. A., Alexandria, Va,
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere.
octl4 4 vv
83 AND 85 BROAD STREET,
W '
IMITATION It
OliD CASES AND CASK ETS.
MITaTION Ug.SK WOOD COFFINS,
METALLIC CASES andUASKKTS,
Nolf-Mcnlinii f iwe» and CawkcdN,
Willie < um‘n and CutkelN.
For boiiuty of design, style of fiuish, the
above goods are unsurpassed by iiytl.iog In
tho market. Prices as low ai told by any
other party In this section.
Also, cheap Pino Coffins always on band.
Sir Night hell at front door.
ROONEY & WARNER,
Npl6 8a CtoMHMius, ©A.
Nearly nil dlscasoii originate from IndlgestUn
and Torpidity of tuo Liver, and reliefls uiway
anxlously sought nftor. If the l.iver in Itcgulut* 1
in itH action, health is alnumt invariably secureU.
Want of nrtlon In the Liver ciiunsk lleuduclie,
Conntipaiioii, Jaundice, 1'itiu In the 8houlde^,
Cough, Chills, Di/.zlricfii, Four Steiimch, lliul Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Allar.ks, Palpitation of the
Heart, pcpri Mnion of Spirits, or the Blm n. and a
hundred oilier winpimnn, for which HIM MON W
1.1 VKit REGULATOR is tliu bent remedy that hm
over been discovered. It nets mildly, uifoctuully,
ami being a simple vegetable rompouud, can Jo n<
injury in any quantities Hint it may bo taken. 1
i* harmless in every way; it has been tuiiil foi
forty yours, ami hundreds of the good and gren
boui i.ll parts of tho country will vouch for ill
Simmons’ LIVE KK(iUMM, or Hedirinc,
ll Ii'odr'slio violent modi due,
Is sure to cure if taken ropilurly,*
In no intoxicating beverage,
Is a faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest results lo
the roost delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not disarrange the system,
lakes the place ol Quinine unu Ritters of ovoiy
kind,
Contains tho sitnpb nt and best remedies.
FOR SALE RY ALL DRUGGISTS,
fob* tleodswly
HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUBEBA?
ARK YOU
Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ?
Are you no Lungiild that any exertion
requires titoro of an effort Ilian you feel capabl*
Thon Cry JURUHEHA, tho wonderful
Tome and Invlgorator, whic h acts so hetieflclally
o i th** serrGive organs a.i to liapurt Vigor to ail
FOR SALE AND RENT.
For Rent.
CARPENTER SHOP AT BROAD
and Thomas streets.
Apply to
sopl7 tf MRS. L. F. MEYER.
For Rent.
WELLING ON JACKSON ST.,^£
near tho BAptlst Church, 7 rooms. BH.
Enquire) at Alabama Warehouse.
sop8 tl W. H. HUGH Eg.
It is
alcoholic nppotir.:*r, which Htiinnliil
time, • uly to let tlm sufferer fail t<
i of misery, but it Is a vegetable tor
It rrk'ulafcH tho IIoivcIn, quiets tbu
n* rves, and gives such a lualtliy ton.! to the whole
system as to soon make tho invalid feel like a new
poison.
Its operation in not violoiit, but is
eliaractoriX'd by great gentnness ; the p.itionl ox-
p**rl< nees no sudden change, no marke*l results,
l.iit gradually his troubles
“Fold their tents, line tlio Arabs,
And silently meat away."
This is no u< w and untried discovery, but him
be' ii long mod with wonderful remedial icsults,
nn*l in pronounced by lho high st medical unthori-
tbs "the most powerful tonic an ultemtivo
Ad; your druggist for it.
WM. F. KIDD Kit A i
Now York.
Merchants of Columbus,
Advertise Your Business In tho
HAMILTON VISITOR,
I F you wish to bid lor tho trade ol Harris and
adjoining counties.
Advertising rates reasonable.
Specimen copies sent on application.
Address D. W. D. BOULLY.
oct2 Hamilton, Ga.
K EM EM BER
ESTABLISHMENT to tho store lately
cuplcd by J. Kyle it Co. Here they have
hand a full supply or FALL GOODS of every
variety and fashion, Pressing and Bleaching
done on tho shortest notice. Facilities always
ou hand for every uoed of a lady’s toilet.
Call at once and see ui. oc4 tf
For Rent Cheap.
A PORTION OF THE DESIKABLK RES-
dunce of Mrs Judge Thomas, on ROME HILL,
with or without furniture, outhouses, stables
and gardon. ADo, about seven aores for mar
ket garden.
Apply on premises or at Enquirer-Sun office.
Sopt. 6, 1874-tt
To Rent.
Streot.
For Rent.
rn Lllo lusuranee
company. Apply to
CHARLES COLEMAN,
augSO tf 118 Brood St.^
For Solo.
J y WELLING ON OGLETHORPE,
between Thomas and Baldwin,six rooms, JNH.
one-fourth acre; built tn 1873. Cost #4,600.
Prloo #3,209. Apply to
oc4 tf
JOHN IILAOKMAB,
Real Kstato A cent.
HIDES.
Important to Merchants.
M. M. HIRSCH,
rnsr Bridge and Oglcthorpo streets.
Important to the Public.
M. M. HIRSCH,
n-
COTTON TIE8.
N. J. BUSSEY, Agent
vou
AMERICAN
Cotton Tie Company.
The trade supplied at loweat mar
ket rate*.
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