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COLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1874, JStwdatj gu quiver. COLUMBUS, UEORVIA: SUNDAY OCTOBER 18, 1874. COLUMBUS DAILY MARKET. FtlfANcut.—Commercial bills on New York per cent discount; on Boston "}.£ per cent, dis count; on Savannah per cent; demand bills on It jston per cont. Batiks aro Bolling check* on Now York at *4 C premium; Savannah, At lanta and Montgomery at par. Currency loans l*or cent per month. Gold and silver nominal. Currency tenreo. Cotton.—Market quiet. Tito warehouses qnoto M follows: Inferior — @- Onlinary and stained — 0— Good Ordinary inD@— Low Middlings 13) .\0— .Middlings *■ Go.>d Middlings Q— f Bales 171 tales. : Receipts 4.16 bahts—221 by M. A <1. R. It.; 170 l by wagons ; 21 by N. & 8. R. K.; 16 by W. It. R.. I 0 by river; 2 by S. W. It. R. Bliipracnts 4lu 1 bides—440 by 8. W. It. It.; o for homo coin V gumption ; « by W. It. It. DAILY 8TATKMKNT. on hand August 3l*t, 1874 1,030 reived to-day.. evioualy 11,140—11.676 12,011 410 0,260—0,705 Stock on hand 2,000 8ame Day Last Year.—August Hist, 1873 1,U7 ; received same day 240; total receipts 8,007; shipped Mine day 1.98; total shipments 0,141; stock 4,M)U; Mies 300. Middlings 14^0 C. S. Pouts.—Receipt a for 1 day 10,2n2; exports to Great Britain 10,358; to Continent 0,975; stock 167,023. _ J niter to A'oie Adeertieetnent*. Watchmaker and Jeweler—J. II. Brnni- hRll. Dwelling for Bale or ltent—John Black- Mar. Trikuto to Judge Wellborn—Seo No tice. Confectioneries—Profumo ft Hoffman. Chamber of Commorco — Notico of Meeting. Removal to II. T. Grigler’u Old^Stand— F. C. Johnson. Building Lot for Salo—John Blaekumr. Ilorchuuts’ B. & L. AsHocialion—Seo Notice. Clothing—Strause ft Goldsmith. Georgia Homo Bank—Read Advertise ment. Norrow Gauge Storo—J. L. Troadiuvny. Indian lteed Pipe Sterna—G. W. Brown. New Fauey Dry Goods, fto. — J. 8. Jones. Election Notico—F. M. Brooks. Weekly Report on Drugs—J. L. Jor dan. Strayed or Stolen—Oscar Lee, Box Spriugs. Novoltios of Fashion—Mr.t. Colvin and Miss Donally. Millinery and Hair Goods—Mrs. M. R. Howard. Trial Trip. It is now understood that the new boat will be sufficiently advauced to make her trial trip ou Tuesday, and to loavo for a load of cotton on Wednesday morning next. Marriage. it* A. Rumsey, of Rumsey Bros., was married yesterday to Emiliue Higdon. JtHHco Shivers performed the nuptial ••raaioiiios. Tho event created a small ■MMtn.ii in certain quarters. Acquitted* Telegrams rocoivod yesterday from Hooatos, Texas; state that Joseph Aguoro, charged with the murder of Jack Snow, in that city, last May, has been acquitted. He is a young man of somo twenty-five yaars^md ho and his sisters were raised in ColombuH, by John Seeloy. Y Breaking Jail, Parties up from Chuttahoochco county inform ua that five or six prisoners broke jail and escaped ou Thursday night. They were at largo at last accounts. We could not learn the names of the prisoners who thuseeoaped. Jailed. BIB Thomson, colored, arrested on Wednesday by Cupt. Foran on tho ohargo of etenling a cow from Mr. llives, in this OOOttty, and offering the same for sado at milfrt, was yesterday taken to jail for safe keeping, lie having made nn attempt on Friday night to oscape from tho gnard- honae, by roiuoving the irou bars from #n* of the prison windows. * Hewn •’!! Why don't you prepare for tho winter season and lay in your stock. By not dtdssing wurui in cold weather has caused BMoh sickness nlroady. You should not regret expending a few dollars to keep your health. Go to Stbause it Gold smith's Mammoth Clothing Store—time you esn replenish your wardrobe at a smalt rate. Go! and don’t wait too long. A NEW LOT OF SILK HATS RECEIVED. oetl8-tf Funeral of Judge Wellborn. ■ Tbs funeral services of the lato Judge hi. J. Wellborn will take place at tho * Baptist Church to-day (Sunday) at 11 o’clock. ’ Rev. Dr. J. II. DeVotie, of Griffin, will preach tho funeral sermon. As a token of respect for tho distin guished dead, no morning servico will ho held at St. Luke, St. Paul or tho Prosby- terian churches. The usual afternoon and night services will take place an usual at oach of these churches. Judge Wellborn, in May, would have been €7 years of age. He was Judge of the Superior Court from about 18:17 to 1843. Few More rrettg Sash Rilfbon* At 25 cents. J* S. Joses. oetlS-eodtf A Few Line Black Silk*, At popular prices. J. S. Jones. oetlS-eodtf Oliver New*. The river has risen about a foot ou the strength of Friday night’s rains. The Bandy Mooro came up from Wool- folk's during yesterday afternoon. The Julia steamed up from the old navy yard, and was taking on freight last night preparatory to leaving this morning. The bull and machinery of the new boat (Gaorge II. Wylly) were inspected last afternoon by Captains Fry and ltog era, and nnder a steam pressure of 150 pounds, passed the test admirably. Her machinery performed splendidly. r the Jackson or Farley is expect- Inp to-day. New Frint* Twtoe a week, at J. 8. Jones’. - | **l*eodtf J Mr peeled Monday Next. ete assortment of Lyons Pop- rite Shades—Ravier’s Maun- J. 8. Jonah’. LOCAL BRIEFS. —Germany advocates tho cremation of mothers-in-law. —If gray hair be tho dust from the road of life, it is easily gotten rid of by dying. —The highest inhabited spot iu the world is said to be the Badhist cloister, at Harle, in Thibbet, where twenty-one priosts live, at aa altitude of l(i,000 feet above the sea. —One thing speaks favorably of the prosperity of the country, and that is the fine condition of the mules that daily draw cotton to Columbus. They show no lack of corn and fodder. —Big cotton picking by individual hands is now the foature of tho country. —Tho frost of last Wednesday «lid a good deal of damage to cotton in low lands along the lino of the Mobilo and Girard Railroad. —Yesterday, windy, somewhat cloudy and threatening more rain—a consumma tion to bo desired as our river is very low. From the Supreme Court of Georgia comas high praise for the clerical force of Muscogee Superior Court. Tho Baltimore Store has tho most ol- egaut clothing over displayed in Colum bus. —Freedom may have shriekod when Kosiosko fell, bat Columbus shriekod with delight when Ilofflin, Rich ft Co. established a clothing house in Columbus. —Tho snddost words of tongue or pen will be it might hnvo boon, unless you go at onco to the Baltimore Store and buy tho best aud cheapest clothos in tho South. —Riches aro good things, but better than th<fy are the comfortable nuder- garinonts which tho Baltimore store sells at dirt cheop prices. —The lowoHt thing in town, when com pared on n money status, is tho gentle men’s wonring apparel at the Bultimoro store. _ JtABUTS COUNTY. Superior Court— Storm—Damage. Tho Harris Superior Court, which has been iu session iu Hamilton since Monday morning, adjourned about noon Friday, owing to the illness of Judge Johnsou. 'I ho lawyers present were B. H. Bighnm, F. M. Longloy, Mr. Turner, of LaGrnnge ; B. L. Harris, senior and junior, of West Point; C. Calhoun, of Box Springs ; E. H Worrill, J. T. Willis, Henry Martin, of Talbotton ; Hines Dozier, of Wavorly Hall; M. J. Crawford, Porter Ingram, John Poabody, A. A. Dozier, C. R. and R. M. and J. M. Bussell, M. II. Bland- ford aud 0. J. Thornton, of Columbus. No cases of importance were com menced. Tho criminal dockot was hardly taken np. A negro charged with iuping a col ored girl, had his case continued by cou- sont. A number of criminals have es caped from jail. A heavy wind and vain storm occurred on Friday night. The roof of the gin- houso of Mr. Ogletree was blown off, and (ho blacksmith shop at Naces’ loveled with tho dust. Considerable damage to fenc ing wafc done in the neighborhood. Death of Judge M. J. Wellborn. MEETING OF THE BAR OF COLUMBUS. Upon notice of tho death of Judge Wellborn, a mooting of the members of tho bar of Columbus was culled at tho of fice of Ingram ft Crawford, When, on motion, Judgo James John son was called to tho chair and Porter In gram was appointed Secretary. When, on motion, tho Chairman ap pointed Absalom II. Chappell, Henry L. Benuiug, M. J. Crawford, Gustavuu L. Do Launey and L. T. Downing as a eoui- mitte to draft suitable resolutions in ref erence to tho life and character of the decensed, and to roport the same to the next Superior Court for said county. And on further motion, it was resolved that tho members of the bar will utteud his funeral. Jakes Johnson, Pouter Ingram, Chairman. Secretary. October 17, 1874. octl8-lt Justice 9 * Court in Oirartl. Dauiol Collins yesterday brought suit before Justice W. B. Harris, for $84, against T. J. Jackson and Ed. Roborts, former trustees of tho Girard public schools, for oortnin improvements made by said Collins on tho Girard Academy by agreement with tho aforesaid trustees. Tho defendants plead through tlioir attor ney, A. A. Dozier, Esq., that they wore t liable for tho money nor any portion of it, inasmuch as tho improvouiontn mado <m tho faith of a public subscription id by tho citizens for tho purpose, and that they as trustees only consented to tho improvements to the extent of the subscription, and no further. Justice Harris decided that though ho did not consider tho individual property of de fendants liable for tho obligation, yet lia bility must rost somewhere, and that the work done gave tho architect the right to a lien thereon. So fts tlie case now' stands tho school-house is liable to levy and sule, unloss tho citizens make up the deficit, or rentals to satisfy the cluim of Mr. Collins. _ New Lot Furniture Twill*. Boftutiful Shades, at J. 8. Jones’. oetlS-eodtf t RECOLLECTIONS OF 1148. From tho Bnquiror of March, April and May. Indian Feed Pipe Slew*, Just received at G. W. Brown’s Cignr Manufactory. octl8-lt Narrow-Gauge Fruit and Tobacco Store. If you want fine tobacco, or choice fruit, cp.ll on James L. Treadaway at tho above stand, next to Tillman’s store, Broad street. Dow to Be Beautiful. Love rules the court, the camp, tho grave, and so does fashion. The love of a witching hat, a coqnetish bonnet, soft, rich drapery, have won the day, when all of beauty’s charms are numbered by cy phers. It is tho duty of every fonialo to bo lovely all tho time. Beauty is a duty. Woukl you learn tho secret of the leason ? Go to the Millinery Establishment of Mrs. Colvin and Miss Donnelly, Kyle’s old stand, and you’ll learn more in a minute than a newspaper cm tell you in a year. The Parisian fashions in all their glorious attractiveness cau bo hero scou in all tbeir perfection. The newest novelties in fashions can hero be worshipped. Draped in tho luscious fabrics theso ladies furnish, tho female form becomes a magnificent image to wonder at and adore. Go and see, if you would be darlings of fashion, love and ex quisite charms. Summer Dress Goods at half-price; supply of superior Black Alpacas, Fancy Fall and Winter Dress Goods, selling as tonishingly low at oell Chapman ft Vebstille’h. We must have had water works then, though the paper says nothing about it, for Council adopted on January 24th a resolution of Alderman Clayton that the Committee on Engines, with the Chief Engineer, examine tho soveral reservoirs during each quarter and report whether tho proprietors of the wator works have complied with their contract before their accounts aro passed. Council taxed thnsly : On white males between 21 aud GO $1 00; freo males of color $G 00; on every $100 of negro slaves 25 cunts; owned outside and work ing iu city 75 conts; lawyers aiul physi cian* ou ©very $100 of money loaned 25 cents; morchauciao 25 conts—except ing sugar, coffee, molasses, iron, bagging, rope or salt 12.J; each negro offered for salo by trader $1 00; every $100 invostod in banks 25 cents; real ostate 25 cento on ovory $100 of valuo, fto.; aud an oxtra railroad tax of 2 per cent, upon real os- tato, for railroad purposes. Tho city’s estimated expenses wore $20,000 41. Tho bridge alone yielilqd $9000. Stone ft McCollum’s circa* was in the city daring March. In March the Montgomery and West Point Railroad halted at Opelika. The Directors wanted to seo what Columbus would do in constructing tho road to Barnesville. If nothing, they iutond to pursue their original intention and go to West Point. The Enquirer was olectod City Printer for $100 and a discount of 58 per cont. on job work. Population of Columbus in March, 1848, is thus stated: White males 1,701; fo- males 1,503; slaves owned by residents 1,522; slaves owned by n8n-residents 2GG; freo male persous of color 15, females 27—total 5,074. Census was tnkou by J. L. Morton, F. Toby aud J. T. Walkor. Columbus then had 125 persons with no t ratio or profession, 8 clergymen, 26 law yers. 18 physicians, (» dentists, 12 printers and publishers, 303 merebauts aud clerks, 20 brokers and factors, 3 auction and com mission merchants, 75 shopkeepers, 7 sil versmiths, 2 book-binders, 4 music pro fessors, 10 bankers and clerks, 12 manu facturers, 6 machinists, 72 carpenters, 5 blacksmith*, 17 wheel and carriago mak ers, 5 brass aud irou founders, 10 steam boat men, 13 cabinet tuakors, 12 sign aud houso painters, 4 saddle and harness milk ers, 7 tinners, 10 tailors, 2 gunsmiths, 10 briokmakors and plasterers, 3 bakers, 2 coopers, I dyer and scourer, 1 hatter, 1 marble-cutter, 4 artists. On March 18th, whilo building Wall’s bridge over the Upatoio, one of the arches gave way aud fell. Wesley Smith was in stantly killed aud others hurt, tw'o dan gerously. The March papers are full of tho over throw of Louis Philippe of Franco. Ilis throne was tukon from tho Tnileries aud burned by tho mob. Couucil resolved that citizens hnd the right to get sand from tho east commons, betweou tho two roads loading through them. Tho Columbus Guards passed a tribnlo of respect to W. Chandler Holt, who died of disease contracted during the Mcxicau var. The bar of Columbus also passed esolutions of respect. Tho contract for the completion of tho State Road from Dalton to Chattanooga March 21st, undertaken by Allen Cochran, John D. Gray and Asa Bates ft Co., for $3(»i>,000 ; to bo completed iu October, 1849. A negro on April 8th broke tho head of Stephen Dock. Telegraphic communication was opened with Macon eHrly iu April, and is expect ed to roach Columbus by tho middle of May. Colton in March was quoted at 5 to Go.; in April at li to 5c. Among tho foreign rumors is one that tho Rotli8ohilds hadjfailed. A Whig State Convention was held in Millo Igevillo on May 8tli—Win. Terrell was President, aud Peterson Tlrwoutt and Win. 11. Scott Secretaries. No delegates from Musoogoo wore reported. The Con vention appointed delegates to tho Na tional Convention, aud electors, and pis e l tho following resolution :* “Resolved, That tho nomination of Gen. Zachary Taylor, for the Chief Mag istracy of this Union, moots tho hearty concurrence of a majority of the Conven tion ; but iu tho spirit of n just and lib- oral concession,wo stand ready to support Henry Cloy, or any other Whig who inuy tie tho notnineo of tho Whig party ; pro vided tho views of tho nominoo accord with our own on tho subject of tho Wil- mot proviso i^.l Southern rights.” Fire Co. No. 2 wos authorized to oin- ploy forty colorod brakoman at 50c. each for each fira attended. Tho mother of Hon. Robert Toombs died in Washington, Ga., iu May. lie ar rived from Washington a duj after she expired. Taylor was mado the capital of Mariou county, and town lots are advertised to bo sold ou July Glh. Tho steamer Charleston, Capt. Philips, Columbus to Apalachicola, with GOO bales of cotton snagged and sunk about fifteen miles below tho junction of the F.iut and Chattahoochee rivers. Cargo will bo saved iu dumigod condition. She be longed to W. S. Nall. Tho Columbus Guards, on May 2Glb, passed resolutions of respect to Capt. Charles P. Horvey, decensed, for many years a member of tho corps. Columbus was thon agitated by the rival claims of the Barnesville aud Macon railroad connections. Vera Croz dates of tho 23d Rtato the Mexican Congress has ratified tho treaty of peace with tho United States. Married, in Harris county, on March G, byJRov. Thos. J. Miles, Green McCrary and Miss E. t (laughter of Rev. Jacob Da vid ; on March 15, iu Russell county, Ala., by Rev. Jesse Boring, J. G. Aborcrombia and Miss S. T. Crowell; on March 22, W. F. D. Olliver, of ltussell county, Ala., and Miss Mary, daughter of Dr. T. J. Hand, of Wynntou; iu Apalachicola, on March 1G, Mr. Moseley und Miss A. M. McDon ald, of Columbus, Ga. Died, at his residence in Wynntou, on March bth, Capt. Moses Butt, aged 07 yoars; on March 10, Dr. Iddo Ellis, aged 08; on March 10, Mrs. M. E.,*wifo of W. H. Grisw'old, and daughter of Dr. L. F. W. Andrews, aged 18; on April 3d, Mrs. Caroline Diinn; at Cuernavaca, Mexico, Captain Ileury Kendall, of Muscogee county; on April 13, of ineasels, Thos. M., second son of Thos. M. Hogan, aged two yoars and ten months ; ou April 29, at his plautation in Russell county, Ala., Dr. Samuel Bov kin, sgedtW; on April 29, Fanny Blount, daughter of Rev. T. B. Slade, aged two years and cloven months; at Cuernavaca, Mexico, Wm. B. Fox, aged 23; on April 80, Horace, infant son of W. H. Griswold. Report for the Week Ending October t7th FROM JORDAN *S DRUG HOUSE, NO. 198 BROAD 8TRLET. Roooived numerous testimonials extol- ing Jordan’s Joyous Julip as a wonderful neuralgic cure. ProscriptiouR roceivo the usual care and accuracy. I beg to state to the physicians that Croteu, Chloral Hydrat and sundry alka loids wore received to-day in store, and that I am always at the storo at night. It _ Sugar Cano. Wo hnvo received a sploudid specimen of sugar cano from n. C. Gibson, of Smith’s Station, Ala. Deary Dail. Quito a honvy hail storm fell Friday night at Loaelmpoka and Notasulgs, Ala. Blanchard receives new Prints ovory week. Go thoro aud you got tho latest styles. _ At T. E. Blanchard’s, 123 Broad street, you entfbuy Black Silks as ohoap ns iu any market in Amorica. Como and seo. Silk Hats at $5.00 and $5.50, at Stuause ft Goldsmith’s. Buy one of those fine Suits. They aro very chonp at Straubf. ft Goldsmiths. If yon would rather have Clothing made to order nt short notice, Strause ft Gold smith’s is tho place. They havo a splen did stock of Piece goods. Tlioir tailors are plying the needlo vigorously, oetl tf _ Tho largest and best stock of Kid Gloves in Columbus will be found at Blanchard’s. A good two-lmtton kid for $1; Harris’Victoria two-button kid for $1 50; perfectly rcuuiIuhh two-lmtton kid for $2. _ The Whole Truth. People must bo dressed, and they de serve to bo dressed in this age, in the latest style and as cheaply as possible, This can be done to hotter advantage at the New York Store of S. Lumluuer than nuy placo else. Ladies and gontlomen call at onco and ho assured for yourselves. See Mr. Lauduticr before goingelsowhoro. octlltf _ Elegant Sacqucs, in cloth and velvot, trimmed iu bended Ynk and beaded Gui pure, on exhibition on to-morrow, nt oct 11 cod J. 8. Jones'. Duplicato shipment of Black Bril- liautinos to bo opoued to-morrow, nt J. 8. Jones’, ocll cod Columbus, Ga. Black CasUmoro Mautlo Shawls, Paris ombroidered. The latest out, at oct lleod J. 8. Jones’. IfViofciHifo and Retail. JosF.rn ft Brother have now on hand a stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which they offer to tho publi e on tho most favorable terms. Everything needed by tho wholosnlo or retail purchaser, which can be bought in any quantity as chonp in any houso in Georgia. They havo many linos of specialties. They desire nil to come and examine for ,themselves. All lines of Englo and Phonix goods con stantly on hand. oct7 3m Tho Webster White Shirt, tho best cus tom made shirt in existence, at tho Bal timore Clothing Houso. tf Tho latest novoltios in Nookwoarat tho Baltimore Clothing House. tf Remoral. Dr. W. J. Fogle hits removed his Dental Office from tho Goovgin Homo building to his new place of business, ovor Willicit ft Kitisel’s storo. Hore he will continue tho prnctico of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry, and will ho glad to moot his friends. oct2 For Real Meer»hautn Pipe* Call nt Bidder's, No. 84 Broad Street, next to Now York Store. A fine lol of Gento’ Hearts nt Strause ft Goldsmith’s. Call at Itiihlcr's Now Storo, No. 84 Broad street, next to New York Store, for anything good in the Smoking line. ootll-tf The Finest Imported aud Key West Cigari lor’s, No. 84 Broad Street. Rentember Bidder the Tobacconist j No. 81 Broad St root. at Bull net 11-tf located now a octl l-tf New Advertisements. to Agent". Ladl i. XwijJjt’OHihl nation Nc<>dic-Ho< with-Chrome*. Send stamp. 1»KAN Now Bedford, Man-. i CEORCIA STATE FAIR. THE GREAT GEORGIA STATE FAIR OP <874. Clioi w ml el Ksntly lllustratod. (trout inducements to Atcon::*. For tonus and circulars, address, *’ *” PunusuiNa Co., Phllud’a. 4w rt lJ\Vo solid valuable packago of 11/ i dlluoods h} mull True. Address with ten conts return stamp, Al. YOBNG.173 Uroon- wlch Hlroot, N. Y. 4tv ■^Ing 1’rlRO Hla- ickaico, post- . BUk 1>K, 707 ry Pookiigi paid, tor 2,'kl Circulars Broadway, N " Agent* tVnnfcd I Hipioiim Amirdrii ‘"'W™ Pictorial Bibles I, 300 lllu’dratinus. Address lor circulars A. J. Holman fe U,»., 030 Arch st., Philo. 4w For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, Umo WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN III.IIK 14UXE8. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Solti by Druggists. _ 4tv AGENT S W ANT E 1) YOllMVN’S DICTIONARY U mtHins 90,01 LA BUY DAY WANTS, Largo lines of Dress Goods, all grades, nt Now York retail prices, at oell ood J. S. Jones'. Particular Attention Culled to Thi*. My Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods is now complete, and I otter them at tho very lowest rate i for the cash. Parties indebted to mo are respectfully requested to cull und settle, as I need tho money. T. E, Blancuaud, 123 Broad Street. (treat variety of Opera Flannels, lted aud White Wool Flannels,Cotton Flannels, Plaid Lindseys, Eagle and Kentucky Jeans, Virginia Cassimores at prices to suit all, at ocll Chapman ft Vkubtille’s. Do Yon Know 7 That, at tho New York Store, Lamlnuer has received n splendid selection of Span ish laco scurfs, jot brimmod, jot veils, jet buttons and Now York millings? If yon don’t know this go and seo for yourself at onco, and you will l»o surprised and de lighted nt the magnificent stock ho has ou hand. tf MARKETS. ~ HV T171.1.44 R A I* II TO RNqUIKKR. nonny nu<i Hi«.k London,(Ictobor 17.—UonsolsErie 27'/a. Street rate which la % below bank raio. Paris, October 17 —UontCB C'Jf. New York, October 17. — StooVa dull. Money 2]/ t per cent. Gobi 109%. Exchange— long 4.86; abort4.hH%. Government/ dull. State bondM (lull. New York, October 17 —Money enay at *i\<. @3 per cont. Sterling firm at 6. u-uld tl 09 1.10. Governments active and strong. Slate bokda dull ami utuiuly. NEW YORK HANK BTATBMKNT. Loans Incrcnpo $K75,OJO; apocie daer-oiine ly a,ooo,ooo; dopoaita <lcorea«o +3,070,923; reserve doercaao 412,876,000. 4'olton Markets. Liverpool, Oct. 17.—Noon—Cotton dull and un :h iniced; Upland? 8; OrlcauH 8 **; aaloa 10,o o buloa, im lmilng 2,ooo lor ap.-culatlon and export. (billon to arrive 1-10 cheapor. Sales on abitMla or mld<ilitii< Upland*, nothing below good ordinary, tdilpped lu October and November, 7 12 10. Sale* on Inals of middling upland*, nothing be I nv low middling*, shipped October and No vember, 7 310. 3:00 i*. m.—Sale* to-day 6,300 bales American. Untton a ties on basis of middling Uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped m No vember, 7 13- 10. New York, October 17.—Cotton woak; sale. 1,421 bales; Upland* 16*^; Orleans 15V£. Futures steady as follows: October 14 16-10 @16; November 14 6-16^16; Decmihor 16%; January 16 11-32^16 13 32; Febnury 16 21 32; March 16 16-10. New York, October 17 —Ootton weak: sales of 1421 bales at 16%@16%; net recolp Fu:uros closed Arm; riles 2O.0oU bales, ms fdlows: October 14 1610^31-32; Nitfrember 14 16-10@31-32; December 16 6-32; Jun Jwy n (iY&-- 2: February 16 11-10; March 16 31-32 ^10; April 16). 16 11-160%. Savannah, Octoh 1-32; May 10 16-320)4; .1 17.—Cotton quiet; mid- 18%;*net receipts 4.216; exports to Great lirJ tain 3,429; sales 806. Boston, Octohor 17.—Quiet: middlings ;16J^ net receipts 116; sales 300. Baltimoiie, October 17.—Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 14%; net receipts 383; sules 246; spinners 100. New Orleans, Oct. 17.—Cotton quiet ami oasy; middlings 14%; low middlings \\%\ good ordinary 13%; 2,244; oxportH I w roceip Franco 1,756.’to the continent 2,660. Moiulk, October 17.—Cotton quiet; middling* 14)4; low middlings \i%\ nat receipts 906; tale* 26-. Charleston,October 17.—Cotton In good de mand nnd lower; middlings 14)^014 6 16; low middlings 14; good ordinary 13%; net ro otpts 2,664; expor:* to Great Brituln 1,200; 1,800. Provlnlon Market*. Liverpool, October 17.—Breadstuff* quiet. New York, October 17.—Flour dull and drooping. Wlie.it quiot nnd heavy. Corn uuiot aud unchanged.. Burk firm; mess #20 00 Lard Ann; Hteuin 14. Chicago, October 17.—Flour dull and un Changed . Corn In fair demand but higher: No. 2 mixed 74%; cash 70%; November 68. sell. r all year. Fork 1 iw« r but In (air demand at £ U 26; cash, to Ail oontract*, 17 all year. L trd steady at 11 36 seller all tho year. Whlikoy 1 y* In fair demand an 1 lower at 96. Cincinnati, October 17. — Flour Corn firmer and in fair demand; old 70073c. Bi.kaciikd and Biiown Homespuns i cheaper Ilian before tlio war. Convince yourself by calling at octlltf Blanchard's Coflln*, Caskets und Metalie. Rurlul Cnee*, Tho newest and best patterns, and nt rea sonable prices, nnd a full lino of Coffin Trimmings aud Mountings, at Edmunds’ Furniture Storo, 98 Broad Street, ootll-tf. _ Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant. This iH tlio very host establishment of the kind in the country, nnd everything is retailed at wholesale prices. The fine stock of Liquors is being retailed at 15 conts. Call and lie satisfied, oetl 1 tf J. W. Kyan. flakier f * fi Cont Cigar* Wero always tho best iu the city, but sinco ho is in his now' storo ho has somo- tbiug still hotter at tho Name price. Try them. octl l-tf Ho’who would always want a smooth auil well-shaped Shirt Front, must buy of those New Pattern Shirts at Strause ft Goldsmith’s. Stop l Stop : t Have yon soon the new nnil beautiful stock of Goods nt the Baltimore Clothing House, 88 Broiul street. tf Notice. On and after this date tho Ice Houso will ho open ou Sunday from 7A a. m. till 12m., and from 5 v. m. to <> p. m. octl l-tf John L. IIogan. Full lino Toweling, Taldo Damasks, Blenched and Brown Domestics, selling very low, at ocll Chapman ft Vkiihtille’b. At Edmud** Furniture Store, A. full lino of medium and low priced Walnut Chamber Suits, new aud beauti ful designs. A lot of thoso superior Jtattnn Baskeds, Children’s Carriages, Boys’ Wagons aud Velocipedes, Window Shades, fto., fto. octl l-tf II. S. and L. C. llandk’s, Corsels, Cam bric edgings, Laces, Crocliot Trimmings, Uuffiings, Hoop und Felt SkirlH, Miss s, Ladies and Gent’s Hosiery, Zephyr Wors teds nnd Notions in endless vuriety. Very ohoap, at UHAPMAN iV V F.HBTILLU’H. KNOW ALL MEN That nt the popular and long established Kkhtauiiant and Saloon of Chit*. Deg nut n A’ Co. Ilia best of Meals, Wine*, Liquors and Cigars aro kept constantly on hand pro Ihhio publico. octl If ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order at Stork Price* Perfect Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thomas has just returned from New York with a choice lino of New Samples, and we are now taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, hav ing uindo satisfactory arrangements for tho manufacture of our Custom Clothing with special care and lit short notice, by those well known manufacturers of lino clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell ft Co., of Nowark, N. J. • Givo us your orders early, and wo will do our host to please you, being determ ined that our friends aud customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clothing made to order, sepl 7 tf Thomas ft Prescott. Hats in endloHs vuriety at tho Balti more Clothing House. tf Consumption Can ite Cured. HOHBNCK’N PULMONIC NYRt’P, BCIIKNCK'H SEA WEEK TONIC, senkm k’h mandrake pills, Are the only medicine* that will cure Pul monary Con«umptl<>n. Frequently medicine* that will stop a cough will occasion the death o* tb«- patient; they lock u;> tho liver, *‘op tho circulation of tho blood, bomorrhage tallows, aud, in fact, ilioy olog the action of tlio very organ* that cautcd the cough. Liver Complaint and iqspcprU are tho cause* of two-third* ol tho case* ol Cuneump- tlon. Many person* complain of a dull pain In the *Ho, constipation, coated tongue, pain lu tho shoulder-Mnde, feeding* of drewslnosM and reBtlessnesH, the food lying lioavlly on tho ■tomach, ttccompaiilcil with acidity aud belch ing up of wind. TboHo symptom* usually originate from a disordered condition ol tlio stomach or a torpid liver. i’or*ons *o affected, If they Lnkounoort*o heavy colds, nod II tbo conga in lltvso vases be suddenly check d, will Und the *toma-d< and liver clogged, remaining torpid and ina live, 'crything, ilionc number: beware of imitation*). Abso lutely indl*ponmblo to all clashes, raving money dally m ovory huyor. Moiling latuor limn any other throo book* combined ! Six teen pig.* circular ami oxtra term* free. F. A. Hutchinson S. (Jo., (Jmolniiatl, Ohio. 4\v Waters 1 New Scale Pianos, MtllAUH AND 111‘KIUirr, Aro tlio Lost mado. Tim touch clastic, tho tone powerlul, pure anil oven through tho Mro *calo, yet mellow ami sweet. . WATERS’ CONUEltro ORGANS cannot ic ovoellotl in tone or beauty; they dofv com petition. Tba Oonyorto Slop Is a lino Imtta- ico* oxlromcly ml balance In id! tea Mlnlstor*, Ohurolms, uni. IPustruled Catalogue* mailed.’ HOHAOK WATERS SON, 481 ilway, New York. P. O. Box 3507. 4w The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, Tho Annual Fair of (he Georgia State Agricultural Society for 1874, WIM. BE HELD AT Oglethorpe Park, Atlanta, Georgia, IIKGINNING OCTOBER. lOTII, AND CONTINUING ONE WEEK! $16,000 In Premiums Offered, all In CASH Except Med als and Diplomas. No 8ilver Plate. NO ENTRY FEES CHARGEDl Wo appoint a few extracts from Premium List, as showing the rango and ohar actor of the Exposition : COUNTY PREMIUMS. To tho County making tho Best Exhibition of HTOUK $500 00 To tho (Jointly making the Host Exhibition of FIELD CUOP8 500 00 To tho County making tho Host Exhibition of HOUTICULTUUAL and DO MESTIC Products 800 00 To the County making tbo Beat Exhibition of F1UJ1T8 100 00 To tho Comity making tho Best Exhibition of DOMESTIC MANUFAC- TUliES 15000 To tlio County making tho Boat Exhibition of AUTICLE8 MANUFACTURED BY MAOUINEUY 200 00 For tbo County nrnkiug tho socoud host exhibition of articles manufactured by machinery 150 00 HORSE DEPARTMENT. Best thoroughbred Station ami ion of his Colts $200 00 Best Stallion of all work, and ton of his Colto 125 00 Best Gilding or Mare 100 00 Second Best Gelding or Mare 50 00 BeHt combination Horse or Mare 50 00 Bout Muddle llorso or Mare 50 00 Kecoiul Best Huddle llorae or Mare 25 00 Third Best Saddle llorso or Mure 10 00 Finest and Bast Double Team-—matched 100 00 Hocond Best Double Team—matched 50 00 Best pair MuIoh—iu banes* 50 00 Best single Mule 25 00 »toady. Lard steady. Bacon quiet and weak; *aoul dors 7)^o. whisky firm; all ollering* sold at 97c Louisville, October 17.—Flour unchanged. Corn, white 76080c; mixed 70c. liacon quiet and unchanged. Lard nominal. Whiskey lower at 98c. Bagging lower; taro-pound Ken tucky boinp 13c; tiix and jute 14c. Bvltimouk. October 17.—Flour quiot and changed. Wheat dull; westoru advanced others unchanged. Corn dull, white Southern 9oo098c: yellow 8&c093c. Oats weak. Provi sion* dull, woak and nominal. Bacon—shoul ders 8%. Lard—refined 16. (Jotfee strong, with an Improved demand. Whiskey dull at #1 96. Sugar unchanged. oiler tho finest assortment of the best Ihndnot Organs in tho world, Including now stylos with recent improvement*, not only uxclu- sively for cash, “ .... plan* of oasy pit, over oflorud. Organ* rontod with pi Iviluge of purchase, to alino-t any part of tlio country. First payment $9 90 or upward*. Illustrated catalogue* und circulars, with lull particular*, *ont Iroo on request. Addroa* 51 A.SC 4w POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! -$20- First Mortgage Premium Bond Now York INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., .uthorl/.od bydho Legl-duturo of tlio Stato ol Now Yor|(. (I I'romliini llrinviiiir, life. 7, 1871. .Td Serif* Drawing', January I, 1875, EVKKY BOND will lie Redeemed witli r Fromiuiu, a* an equlvalout lor lutcruHt. Capital Premium,$100,000 Address, for Bund* and full information, MORGENTHAU, BRUNO A CO., Financial Agents, 23 Bark ltow, N. Y. Post Office Drawor ite. 4\v First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Humane Associate At Alexandria, Va. 3NTox7omV>or 23, 1074, LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand Cu*h Gift +loo,ouu 1 Grand CJaBu Gilt 60,01,0 1 Grand * ’ash Gilt 26,0 >0 lu rash (lilt*, *19,000 each lUU,ooo 16 (Jl • Gin*, (10 (hl-h (fills, loo (!ash i illt*, 1,0 0 Cash Gilts, 76,000 i.ooo each 60,009 600 each 60 ooo loo each 100,000 20,0 OU .sh (lift*, 20 each 4oo,o..o 22,178 (Jasli Gift*, amounting to +1.000,000 N I' .11 It Lit OF TM'KKTN, 100,000. Whole Tlokoto +20 00 Halve* lo 00 Uuarter* hiuht h* or each Coupon* h% Ticket* lu and almost before thoy aro awnro the lung* are a mas* of sore*, and ulcerated, the result of which Is death. Sohenck’s Pulmonic Syrup is an oxpoctwrunt which does not contain opium or anything cal culated to oheck a cough suddenly. Schenck’s Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the foot, mixes with the gastric juices of tho itom ach, aids digestion, and creates a ravenous ap petite. Whon tho bowels are costive, skin sallow, or tho symptoms otherwise of a bilious tendency, Sclienck’s Mandrake Pill* are required. These medicine* ..re prepared only by .1. ll.SniiKNCK fit SON. N. K. cornor Sixth and Arch sts., Phil*. And f<*r sale by all druggists and dialer*. my 19 oodly ^ a 69 ntpolb-r Female Humane Associa tion, chartered by tho Legislature of Virginia aud the Oircuit Court ol Orange county, pro pose* by a ((rand Gift Concert to establish and endow a ‘‘Home for tlio Old, lultrm and l)c*ti- tuto Ladle* of V Ire Inin," at Montpelier, t ho former nmidoiKO ol Pre*ldunt Janie* Madison. Governor’s Oitkicb, Richmond, July 3,1874. It affords mo pleasure to Bay that 1 am well acquainted with a large majority of tbo officers ol the Montpelier Female Humane Associa tion, whon solo lu t ho vicinity of my Itom and I attest H eir intelligence and tlioir wor and high reputation as gentlemen, a* w« II tlio public ()• tilt deuce, inlluencu and Mlbsta tial means liberally represented nuntia them. JAN. L. KEMPER, Gov. of Yu. Am:\anoiiia, Va., July 8, 1874. • • * 1 commend them ns gent* of hum and Integrity, mid lully entitled to the conf deuce of the public. K. . W Jl I < Ml KN, U. S. Judgo 1'Jusi.cru Hist, of Vu. Further reference* by permission: HI* E) cellency G.Inert (J. Walker, ox Governor of Va.; lion. Robert E. Withers, L!out-(lov. of Va. aud U. N. Senator elect; Senator* and Member* of (Jongto s from Virginia. Keinlltitnutfs lor tickets may ho made hy ox- press, prepaid, posiollloo money order on Washington, D.O., or hy registered let tor. For lull particular*, testimonial*, ire., send for circulars. Address, lion. JANFN l!A IIIIO IT Ilf Presd't M. F. II. A., Alexandria, Va. Kcllahlo Agent* wanted overywliore. OStll 4w IIAVK V0U TRIED JURUBEBA? AUK YOU Weak, Nervous, or Dobililated ? Are 3011 no f.itiiKul<l ibn The 1 (r.y Jintritr.ilA, tho wondcrfnl 11111 go rat. q, which not* ao bomdlclaily j ret Ho organ* n* to impnrt vigor to uli It Im no alcobollo nppotlr. r, wh c.li sliiniilalc* for a chert time, . nly to lot the Hiifloror full tea l-wcr depth ol misery, but it I* .. wuclnhlH ionic acting dlrortty on the liver and rplecH. It regulates flu* ilnurlN, qiij.-t* the nerves, und gives sindi a healthy :mi.. lo tlm whole ayslem a* to soon make tho iuvulid feel like a now person. ltN «|i<*radon lu not violent, but it CATTLE DEPARTMENT. $25 nnil $20, rcRpectivoly, for tlio bo«t Bull aud Oow of oaoh of the following broods : Alderney, Ayrnhirc, Brahmin, Devon, Dnrham and Native*. Bout pen of Fat Oatllo—not Iohh than ton head $100 00 Bent Milch Dow 75 00 Hocond Bent Milch Oow 40 00 Boat breeding Bull with five uf hia Calves 100 00 Sheep. $25 and $15, respectively, for tho bent Buck and Ewe of oaoh of the following breed*: Merino, Houthdown and Gotowold. For tho Hwcopstnkes Buck $ 50 00 Boat peu of Fat Mutton 50 00 Swine. Liboral Premiums for nil tbo different breeds of llogs. HwoopHtukox Boar $ 25 (Ml SweiqiHtnkoH How, with Pigs 25 00 POULTRY. This Department is uncommonly full nnd liboral. Prominms aro offered for Thirty-Four different varieties of Chickens. $10 for tho host trio of each varioty, except Bantam*, for which $5 is offorod for tho best trio of oaoh varioty Best Trio Bronzo Turkoys $ 20 00 For tho host pair of Bremen, Hong Kong, African and TouIouho Geese, each, 10 00 For the host, pair Honan, Poland, Muscovy aud Cayuga Ducks, oach 5 00 For tho best display of DomoHtio Fowls 100 00 Best display of Pigeons 25 00 CROP PRODUCTS. Best rosnlts from a two-borne farm $ 50 00 For tbo uio*t ample nnd gunerous mipport, sufficient for a family of eight white persons, to bo producod on the lowest numbor of acres and at the least exponso. This support to include provision for the work and milk stock used. Tho amount of brendstufl's, meat, fruits, butter nnd milk, honey aud garden stuffs, to bo given, and uIbo tho details of culture and mnnuriug 250 00 Best throo bales of Short Staplo Cotton ISO00 Hocond best lot 100 0® BchL single bale Short Staple 50 0® Second host do 2* 0® Best barrel Georgia made Sugar 2ft 0® Bent barrel Georgia made Sorghum-Syrup 2II 00 Best display of Samp’os of Crops, tho contribution of a single farm 50 00 Best display of Vegetables 25 00 Fruit. Bo*t collodion of Apples J. $ 25 00 Best collection of Pears ' 25 00 HOME INDUSTRY. Best display of Jollion, Preserves, Pickles, Jams, Catsups, Syrups and Cordi als, made and exhibited by 0110 iudy .* $ 50 0® Second best display of tlio same 40 00 Third best display of the same 25 00 Best display of Dried Fruits *. 25 00 Second best 10 00 Bust display of Canued Fruits 25 00 Second best 10 0® Best display of Canned Vegetables 25 00 hocond best 10 OO Best display of Ornamental Preserves, cut by hand 25 00 Best display of Domostio Wine* 25 OO Best display of Broad by ouo lady 25 00 iiundsoiueHt local and Ornamental Cuko, to bo two foot high 20 00 ‘ Needle Work. Best made Gentleman's Suit by a lady $ ^ Best made Lady’s Suit J®®® Best made Silk Dress by a Georgia Lady, not « j.ohs maker.. -5 00 Best piece of Tapestry iu \Vn~..v «i unci Floss, by a Georgia Lady 25 00 Best finished H«.»w by a Georgia Lady 25 00 iiani set ol Moiiohoir CaKo, by a Georgia Lady 2nOO Best display of Fomulo Handicraft, by one lady 50 OO Paintings. Boat Oil Puinting by a Georgia Artist $ 50 00 Best display of Paintings, Drawings, eto., by tho pupils of any School or College 50 00 Bent Oil Painting representing a Southern Landscape from nature 20 00 Best Oil Painting representing im historical soono 20 00 Best Portrait Painting 20 00 MILITARY COMPANY. For the Best Drillod Volunteer Company, of not leas than forty members, rntik nnd file $500 OO Second liest 250 00 Third best 1*5 00 THE FIREMEN'S CONTEST. At n meeting of the Commit too of tho Fire Department and the Fair Gommittoe, tlio following programme was adopted : FIKHT PJU/E-— Hook nnd Ladder Companies to run three hundred yards, and put up u thirty-foot Ladder, nsuend and descend a man, aud return tbo Ladder to the Truck in tho quickest tituo $ 75 0® SECOND VllV/iE—For tho host time made by any claas of Steamers, to run three hundred yards, get up steam, and play through one hundred feet of hose in quickest time 100 0® Till 111) PRIZE—Hocond class Hteainers, for the best play through one hundred feot ot hose 100 OO FOURTH PRIZE—Third class steamers, for beat play through one hun dred feet hose 100 0® FIFTH PRIZE—Fourth class Hteainers, for beat play through ono hun dred feet hose 50 0® SIXTH PRIZE—Hose Keols, to run throo hundred yards and play through one hundred feet hose in quickest time 50 0® SEVENTH PRIZE—Fire Extinguishers, to run three hundred yard*, and play through fifty feet hose—fifty feet water 25 00 All other arrangements will bo in ido by the first officers of each Company visiting the Fair, with tho Committee of the Atlanta Fire Department. COMMITTEE OF FIRE DEPARTMENT—Jacob Emmol, Chief; Beau Berry, First Assistant Chief; Jerry Lynch, Second Assistant; John Berkle, of No. 1; J. E* Gullatt, of No. 2; G. W. Jack, of No. 8; W. K. Joyner, of Hook and Ladder; D. A* McDuffie, of No. 5. FAIR COMMITTEE—It. R. Young, Chairman; Mayor 8. B. Spencer, Aaron Unas, A. L. Fowler. Companies desiring to enter for tho above Prizos, in the Firemen’s Contest, will address, for furthor information, li. C. YOUNG, Chairman Fair Committee. RACES. Purse for Trotting Horses, open to the world $550 00 Purse for Running Horses, open to the world *150 00 Five other purses of liberal amounts aro offered. Op The above I* but an outline <>f the Premium List, ns ottered by the STATE AGRipi*U* TUKAL SOCIETY and t! e GITV OF ATLANTA, embracing every Department of IndMtry ami Art. Tho lull Premium LLt, in pamphlet form, will ho sent by mail, upon application to the Secretary. Is. like lire Arihrt Tlii* h t MTU |..n K md i* proi, •w liinl untried din. with wonderful r« ...1 by tho liifilii Mt n WM. H. K1D0KH k CD., HIDES. Important to Merchants. B UY your WUAPIMNO PAPKH AND PAl'l ff AOS at homo, i»t Now Yoik rale*, from M. M. HIRSCH, Corner Bridge and 0*?l< thorpj street* Important to the Public. S'. PURS, DKKHWAX, ISAM., el M.M.HIRSCH, , iirij„-o o.i.to n », •-< v-riziSi: Freights and Transportation Wll lilt ay bo *1 ictobor. Arrangement* will be made with tho various Railroad und Steamship lines for the UMUtlro* duccd rate* for ilnitor* und articles coming to the Fair. Article* may bo sont, coiHiKnud ‘ Georgia State Fair, Atlanta, GeorglAi’ at any time after the ffrrt ol October. No pain* or expenso will bo spared to tlon, or to contribute to lho comfort and iuliy invited to como and bring whutevei . .. > GEN. A. H.OULlfttflTT, President. GEN. WM. PHILLIPS, General Suporintendtnt. MALOOM JOHNSTON, Secretary. % ii K S» tf H. SPENOER, Mayor of tho city oi Atlanta. lake tho approaching Fulr worthy as a State Fllilfci !n)oymcni of Its visitors, and all persoue are reepeufc. of merit thoy may have to exhibit. [)LGU1 83 AND 85 BROAD STREET. W ool) TASKS AND CASKETS, IM IT (TlON ROSEWOOD COFFINS, METALLIC CASES and CASKETS, Ncir-Scnlliig C'iincm nnd OukclN, WH I to Ciwc* ien<l CnNkels. For beauty of desist stylo of finish, the above goods arc unsurpassed by anything in t | iV markot. Price* us low us sold by any othor party In thi*section. Also. Choap pine Collins always on band. AA- Night la'll at front door. ROONEY & WARNER, m(>M ta Ooviisdi, Qa. W. P. TURNER. Fire and Life Insurance Aeeycy, 00 liroml hi., Colnmbie, ga, Kl»k» taken un (Hn Hum, Ontton nnd v ‘ ll< - eojfcwlm ■ For Bale. o(Kii) BGooND-H&Nn _ rinnu, vury ebnnp for ru.li H, IMnUmilan. «uttn-^^^U“