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Newspaper Page Text4 ' ■ - . " • . ' •. ■ " . .--.-Vr-r-vnrr /' •’ * ' ' - L ■. . " .-■■> - , 1 nqmttt. XVI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1874. NO. 246 TERMS OF TUB WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY xmrQUiRim. months, in iulvanoe 00 ttnthH, “ * 0° [months, “ 2 (H) onth, “ 7r>e. Enquirer, one ye*r 2 00 r Enquirer, one year 2 r»0 and Weekly Enquirer to- ®r, one 5} 00 Advert!*Ink Bale*. \ Daily * j? [J 1 LOUISIANA. 17 « i* l year * wiili tlio privilege lontlH. Foi yearly can ■ckly rates will Invariably I o one-third Advertisement In changed more ■ month* lli*» advertiser will be t r.Mt of composition. Foreign IEVENTH DISTRICT. NOMINATION OF CONGRESSMAN. al to the Enquirer-Sun.] Ga., October 19.—A largo and pinHtic Convention of the Seventh ttioual .District mot horo to tiny. , II. Dabney was nominated unan- by acclamation, amid great Perfect harmony and una- f nentimont prevailed. Dabney plundid soldier, and is an able rue Democrat and upright man. poorats feel confident of victory. M. A. N. Monn RADICAL THIEVING. New Orleans, October 18.—The Con cordia parish grand jury, composod of two white men and tlio balance colored, have found true bills nguiunt Dave Young, colorod, a member of tlio Legislature, for embezzling thirty thousand dollars be longing to the parish. A true bill was also found against Owen Stuart, the sher iff, for obtaining money undor falso pre tences. NO RESIGNATIONS YET. New Orleans, Oetobor 18.—Careful inquiry fails to confirm the report that four members of I he Repudiating Board have resigned. No ono has yet been ap pointed to succeed Bonsero as umpire of the Advisory Board. JUDICAL KU-KLUX. Clinton, La., Oct. 18.—A feud between tlio Breax, Weber and Gair Republican factions culminated to-day in an attempt, between Bayou Sara and JnokRon, La., to n*:sassinato John Gair, independent Re publican caudidato for the Senate, l»y parties unknown. Gair wai wounded, hut not dangerously. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. IIOMKMTIU. —The -family of the Geueral of the Army have followed him to St. Louis. —Iu the Episcopal Congress to-day a motidu repealing socret sessions was lost by 92 to 95. Open proceedings to-day were merely technical. —Father Gleasou in n public meeting at Boston applauds Captain Jack and his fellow Mogoch, and denounces Moachuui as a politic d adventurer who misled Capt. Jack regarding the views of the Government. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For City Sexton. ikt37=» Wo nro authorized to nnmoof A11UAM ODOlt unco tho ODOM as a candi date lor Sexton of tho city of Columbus, at tho election on Saturday, tho 12th of December next. ootll to* For Tax Collector. *■^17" I respectfully nnnounco myself ac dldato for Tax Collector of Musooi ‘Vi I tho Now York Horald, 16th. BlXK.Vr STATE EEECTIOAS cesses in Ohio aud Indiana > ail instructive lesson to tho is, and they throw valuahlo q. the presont tendencies of our " l The first point to which we call fin that those elections demon i enduring vitality of tho Demo- Such success as it has won nportaut Slates has been gained any allianco or coalition, in u square fight with tho supporters ministration. It is not a liberal triumph, ns Mr. ti rooty'h j would have boon in 1872 ; it is Knmph of the farmers’ movement. 4 ono time seemed formidable in it is a Democratic triumph 1 simple, and it warrants the ex on that tho minor Ride currents of litioa wdl be absorbed in one • of tho two main streams. Ac- I to present appearances everything [ to a grand straggle iu the next cl election between tho ftrlios, with no side movements p. importance. The dissatisfied who have for several nk from joining the Domoc- huvo been contending that n lent of tho Democratic party r indispensable prerequisite of 1 consolidating a powerful op. |iniLst see now that there is notli- \ hoped in that direction. Ro who have become alienated administration are reduced to ktivo of joiuing tho Democrats _ from active politics. There Teonhiderable third party; there y coi’.lilion like that of 18/2 ; ns time moves on, be little of uistmesB which has for the last .held the Republican oppo- General Grant aloof from tho itio organization. There is a vis [Teas in this direction in our .own ast year the New York Liberal s put forth u ticket of their up of selected names for tho This year they are merging ▼ea in the Democratic ruuks. * Republicans ought to learn some ( from tlio visible decliue of their Zength. It is not too lata for l retrieve their losses if they will cortain loading features of their They cannot afford to ropent nor lint in their blunders ia the Houth- There must he no more of (warranted intermeddling by which l was made Governor of Louisiana, not give that State a fair olec- l as it assembles, and the Brea ds suporserviceable Attorney Dust loavo the local affairs of tho [local management. The Admin- nnst relieve itself, so far as it o, from all responsibility for oue in the Sontli. It must shift risibility to the shoulders of the i people. Had McEnery been in- id as Governor of Louisiana in t 1879, as ho would havo been if _ iident had not interfered, there j either have been no troublos in that _ a pr they would have been chargeable j a Democratic State government. It ,te> impossible to govern a gillie - well a gainst tho wishes of the beet elasHOH of itH people. It was sheer I for the Republican party to un- I such an experiment. It would i better, in a party view, to havo i in Democratic hands than onn'ctl responsibility for such a i as lias existed undor Kel lie same principle is applicable to r Southern Stutos. They can bo ferned at homo than they can be kiogton, and if they are to he »d the Republican party had (nit itself of all responsibility, j*, when it meets, will do prompt Louisiana ; if the President will I Southern nppoiuteoa from the |b of the people; if ho will take hie Southern man who under- l sympathizes with bis section “duct; if he will hereafter have > to do as is legally possible in hern affairs, the Republican Recover lo 4 ground and elect esieont, if it nominates n now ndidato. Alabama lia-Klux Cnicn. Montgomery, Oetobor 19.—Ono month ago the Sheriff of Sumter county sum moned a posse of forty-two men to sup press a negro riot near Bollmont. Tho riotors dispersed without waiting for tho arrival of the poa-ie, and tho po£se was disbanded. A little negro who carried the 'United States mail on a mule, was detained a few minutes on tho road by tho posse to prevent unnecessary spread of tho cxcitoniont iu other and quiet settlements. Afterwards this posse was arrested as Ku-Klnx, and also for stopping tho United States mail, but now released on n bond of ono hundred dollars each. Largo numbers of men lmvo been summoned to uppear before tho United States Court in Huntsville, ou the extreme northern border of tho St ato, early in November. It is also reported to-day that from 500 to 800 warrants li.avo been issued for tho arrest of men in districts whore no disor ders have been repotted. Multitudes of Deputy Marshals aro being appointed on tho recommendation of Clin?. Mayor, Chairman of tho Republican State Exoca*. tivo Committee. Tho Sate was never more quiet. FOKEIUN. -The Figi Inlands hsve been uncondi tionally ceded to Groat Britaiu. —Special cablo dispatches state that tho charge against Von Arnim has dwin dled down to ono of insubordination, only Prince Bismarck deciding on n further spread of tho scandal. —Tho steamer Juniata has arrived at Zante, and Stanley has arrived at Zanzi bar, on route for the scono of his labors iu Africa, and was accorded a frioudly reception by tho Sultan. for Tax Oolloctor of Musoogco county at tlio olection on tho first Wodnosday la January noxt. octo tf JOHN A. HUFF. KIIII* NEll’N. London, Oct. 1U.—The following vessels put hack to ileal through tho stress of w oath or: Ships Talbot, Emily nml Augusta, from Lon don, for Now Orleans; bark Komur, from Lon don for Tyboo. Nkw York, October 19.—Arrived—^(Ion. Barnes. Arrived Out—City of Richmond. Baltimoiiu, Oot. 19.—Arrived—Saragossa and Sea (lull. Ni:\v Yoke, October 19—Arrived out—Penn sylvania. Ghaui.kb on, October lu.—Arrived — Ger- trndo nn«l F.aneonla. Salle l—Ilawkins. MARKETS. BT TEEERKAI'II TO EN4HIKER. Money mid Mloclc Market*. 'Nron, Oetobor 19.—Erie 20’^. !w York, October 19.—Stocks dull. 2 per cent. Gold 109J*. Exchange- long 4.85; fiho; t 4 88)4. Governments aotlv Stato bonds (pilot aud nominal. ic, Oetobor 19.—Money oasy at. ‘i^- Sterling qulo', at f». Oobl dull at Government* strong and dull. Stato bonds pilot and nominal- Cotton Markets. run pool, Oct. 19.—Noon—Cotton qulot iiic’hinged; sales 12,0 U bales, including 2,090 lor sp-dilation and export. f mid -hug upland.*, nothing SOUTH F.ItN EDUCATION. THE TEABODY TRUSTEES REPORT AGAINST MIXED SCHOOLS. New Toni;, October 19.—Tho commit tee of Iho Poahcdy fund trustees, eon- sisting of W. M. Evarts, John H. Clifford and Hnmnel Wetmore, appointed to con sider tho subject of mixed schools in the South, report that after most careful com parison of opinions and tho most solicit ous consideration of all the elements of tho discussion affecting the interest of education in various States for their white and colored population, they havo unani mously come to tho conclusion that tho prospects and hopes of the public sys tem of education at the South will rccoivo a serious if not a fatal blow from any legislation which should make such systems of education maintainable only on a scheme of mixed schools. As to tho organization required for such pub lic education, the Board are of the opin ion that while justice and public duty, ns well as llie interests and feoliugA of the white and colored poople of the South, concur in domonding a system of public education which should give equal opportunities and equal advauta^ tages to the children of cither color, that no such result would bo promoted by tho compulsory system of mixed schools. Tho Committee, iu conclusion, say these views aro fully set forth in the re* port of the General Agent, whiph i* ac cepted and approved, us expretning the unanimous opinion of tho Trustee*. the Cora Crop. ion, October 15.—Tho October (e Department of Agriculture average condition of the corn Ity-six per cent, against cigh- t ceut. in September. All tho 4 States allow an itnprovod xcept Maine and Connecticut, t States show a decline during E The South Atlantic coast I tho Gulf States, a* a whole, : tbeirown, except Louisiana, I 1 average sinks from 70 to 09, A Daring mid Duwturdly Harder In Indinna. Terre Haute, Ind., 18.—Early yester day evening Jerry Picard, a prominent citizen was walking with his wife, when two men rushed upon them. Ono hold Mrs. Picard while the other shot her hus band, indicting fatal wounds. Tho mur derers escaped. The motive of the act is unknown. This occurred in a public part of tho city. j<1 ordinary, dolivcrublo in Oetobor 11*. m.—Sa c- on basis of middling Up (, nothing below low uibMllngn, shipped ovombi-r and December, 7%. los of American 6,890. i i*. ai.—Cotton sales on basis ol middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in Oeu ales i l»olow good ordinary, deliverable in October November 7 13-10. Sales on basis of middling uplands, nothing .(Idlings, deliverable in Decoinuor id January, 7 13-ifl. 6:39 i*. m.—Sales on bistft of middling uj lands, nntnlni? below low middlings, shipped October and November. 7 1310, :w York, October 19—Cotton qulot; salos 64 bales; uplands 15^; Orleans 1&V4‘ To the Voters of Muscogee. er I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a Candidate for tho otlloe of Tax Re ceiver of Mus-ogeo Uonnty, at tlio olection on tho First Wednesday lu January. 'Cl8-te T. O. RKE8. LOTTERY. No Further Postponement OF THE SECOND AND LAST Grand Gift Concert RAILROADS. Notice to Shippers. Masonic Relief Association Of Norfollt, Va. THURSDAY, NINETEENTH NOV’R. Undor authority of tho Virginia Legislature (act passod March 8tb, 1873.) 50.000 Ticket*—0,000 4’mnIi Clin*. *000.000 To too Glvoli Away! For Tax Collector. S. B. OLEGHOltN announces hlm- ’ self a candidate for tlio office of Tax Collector of Muscngco county. Kloctlon ttr*t Wednesday In January 0Ct2 td For Clerk of Superior Court. respectfully announce mysolfi ( i| t i didate for (Jlerk ot Superior Court, soliciting tluvsupiiort of tho public. 13 eodto GEORGE Y. POND. Ono Grand Cash Girt of One Grand Cash Gift of Ono Grand flash Gilt or Olio Grand Oasli Gilt of Ono Grand Unsti Gilt of One Grand Gash Gilt of One Grand Cash Gift of 16 Gush Gifts of $109 i ouch 28 (lash Gills of 699 each 43 Oasli Gills of 269 ouch 9 Cash Gilts of 160 oacli 269 Gash Gilts of 109 each 678 Onsli Gifts of 60 each 6000 Cash Gifts of 10 ouch 0000 CASH PRIZES, aggregating - *26o,ooo For Clerk of Superior Court. ] respectfully announce myself as a candi date for re-oloctinn to the ollioo of Ulork of Su perior Uourt of Muscogoo county. Election llrst Wodnosdny In January noxt. scp20td JESSE J. BRADFORD. PKIUEUF TICKETS. WholeTlckots, $10; Half Tickets,^; lluar- tor Tlckots, $2.60; Eleven Tickets, $UH). NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS. This Concur! Is strictly for MASON 10 |>ur- For Tax Assessor. torltod the first enterprise. JOHN I.. KOPEK, Presldeni For tlekets and circulars, giving full imor- IT. L. MARTIN rospoctfully an- nounces himself a candidate for Tax Assessor or RurfoII county, Ala. Kloctlon In Novombor noxt. sep22 td mntlon, address HENRY Y. MOORE, Nco\v, Norfolk, Yn. Uosponslldo Agonls wanted. For Tax Collector. Wo aro authorized to anuouneo tho name of DAVIS A. ANDREWS, Esq.. a candidato for Tax Oolloctor of Muscogeo county, at tho ousulng election In January next. ootlO ood&wtd* «o|»4 deodfcwtnovl Fifth and Last Concert Public Library of Kentucky. IS 1 / For Tax Receiver. t ]T» 1 nnnounco my self a candidato for Receiver of Tax Roturns for Muscogeo county*. Elecyon first Wednesday In January next. JORDAN I*. HOWELL. sop27 dcodfcwto For Tax Collector. err,CAPT. CHARLES A. KLINK an- • ‘ J ’ noueesliimself as a nandldatofor Tax Collector of Muscogeo County. Election first Wednesday in .Innuary. oc4 dfcwto* DAY FIXED AND A FULL DRAWING ASSURED Monday, 30th November, 1874 An Easy Fortune ! A |H>Htpoii(*ni(*ut of tlio Fifth Ooncort • Piddle Library of Kentucky lias been ho gon untlclpiitud, and Ih ho inttidifslly tlio inli i BUY ONLY THE Genuine Fairbanks Seales. T-i Xi February 16 1-10; Marcli 19 @1-16. York, Oetobor 19.—Cotton qulot and st-ndy; salon 1,0:*7 hvlos; Uplands 15J^; Orleans 161Z; net receipts 402. ’ firm; 16,609 lulcs, as follows : Octo- uvembor 16 1-32; I>co.*ml)or 15 7-32@ 19 18-32@10 7-19; May 16;<;@10 H-lOj dune 10% is, Oetobor 19.—Cotton quiet; middlings 14%: new middlings 10^5 not rocolpts 2,464; ales 89 Oetobor 19—Cotton quiet; mid dlings 14; net receipts 3,672; sales 321. Oetobor 19.—Cotton dull; middlings 15] low mi Idlings 1 A')i; good *rdi- “ iry 14 4; not receipts 692. M km i’ll 18, October 19.—Quiet and demand good; middlings J; low middlings 13^? * itflptl l,30u; good ordinary 13'.4@13 shipments 1,279; sales2, uk, October 19.—Cotton onsy; mid dlings 147^; exports to continent, 204; sale3 281; tinners 75; stock 6,224. Boston, October U) — Uuiot: middlings 10J^; Jt receipts 31; salos 360; stock 8,0 0. WilMinaton, October 19.—Cotton steady; middlings 14; not recolpts 470; s.iies 350 Auuusta, October 19.—Steady with a good dom mil; middlings 14; low middlings 13M; good ordinary 13; not receipts 1,676; s.vlos 1,410. Savannah, October 19.—Cotton, demand good: middlings 14)6; low middlings 14%; good ordinary 13)6; net receipts 7,804; sales 2,109. Nuw Oulicans, Oct. 19.—Cotton, demand 1YUW wuiiHAnai * av.1, . ai». vdvi'mi, Mvmumi good; middlings 14%; low middlings 14)6; good LU.—Cotton tin middlings 14@> ti olpts 4,706; sal Froncli KlMliom. Paris, October 11).—Full returns of tho elections yesterday for vacancies in tho Assembly shown that Eagraud, Bon&par- tist, heads the poll in tho Pas do Calais, but as ho fails of a majority, a fresh elec tion will bo nocessary. Iu Alpes Mariti- nies, whero there are two vacauoieH, Mod- iciu and Cheeris, ltepublicau candidates, wero elected. NswHimper CorreNpnmlcnt filiot. New York, Oct. 11).—-Bnokland, tho Now York Timet correspondent shot by Spanish Itepublicans, wph tho private Recrotary of Post mas tor General Jewell wliilo iu IttiHsin, ami was placed ou tho Time* Rtaff upon Joweil’s recommenda tion. Bucklaud whs seeking tho Garlist headquarters when he was captured and shortly shot. THE WEATHER. Department of War, Washington, October 19, 1874. Probabilities.—For tho Tennessee, tho Gulf States, falling barometer, southeast Minds warmer, clear aud partly cloudy weather; for the South Atlantic States, northeast and east winds, unchanged barometer, slightly warmer, clear and partly cluudy weather and frosts in the northern part of North Carolina. 2,000—last evening 660. Charleston, Oetolj mlddlinxM 14^i_ f ood ordinary 13)6< ouo. G *r.vRSToN, Oetobor 19.— Cotton dull and easier; middlings 14^; low middlings 13%; good ordinary 13; nut receipts 2,60). l*r»vlNlon .HnrlmtR. VBRPOOL, October TP.—Broudstuffs quiet. Corn 36s. VI. Lard 02s. Of. LivaaPOOL, October 19,—Lard 02. Nkw York, Oetobor 19.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat a shade hotter. Corn ad vancing. Pork (•toady at i^io 25@$20 60. Lard quiet; steam 13%. New York, October 19.—Southern fl> changed; lair inquiry. Wbuat opened a shado firmer with moderate in juiry; clusod qulot and stoady at prcvlousTirleos. Corn onunod a shade firmer and cl> sed dull uni «l*t.oping at 91 92 for Wobtern mixed, closing Inside price 9o% for Western mixed in store; 81 for new Western mixed. Oifleo very firm. Sugar qulot and stoutly. );lco dull and unchanged. Pork dull job lots att2-> 69 Lard quiet and unsettled at W/x for old prlmo; steuui 14c. Freights firm cotton rail Li; Htoain 9-320-6 10. B.vi.TrMn;:, Oat. 19— Markets generally oak imt prices unchanged, Cincinnati, October lu.—Flour dull, tinner; old 73@7 -c; new 56. Pork, nothing do log. Lird in good demand; sales current at 12V6 lor this week’s dellvory; 12U for Oetobor Bacon (luiot; shoulders 7%o; clear rib 13^6; clear Bides 14‘4 Wliisky firm al 97c. niisviLLK, Octoiier 19 —Floor (|uict unchanged. Corn iiuiotund unchanged: whito 75c; mixed 79c. Pork, none here. Bacon In lair demand an l higher; shoulders 7%@8; clear rib 13%; clear 14',@%. Whiskey 97c. Bagging uncha- god. Chicaoo, Octoiier 19.—Flour quiet and changed. Corn openc-l firm, nut closed dull. No. 2. mixed 75@78' ,': rejected 74. Pork dull and stoady. at a decline to $19 26@19 5 1 14@V6- Whiskey 93. St. Louis, October 19.—Flour dnll .. settled; round lots lower to soli. Coni dull No. 2 mixed, old, 77fr'78* in East St Louis In elevator. Pork dull; held at $21 60. Bacon quiet and U'iciiangod; f-li m'dors 7 : %@8c; clear rib sides 13@13J^c; clear sides 14J^@!4%C. Lard dull; summer stoam E)^@i3c. wniskoy Ron in at 3 Merchants of Columbus, Advertise Your Business In tho HAMILTON VISITOR, you wish to bid lor tho trndo ol Harris an- •• 'nimr (ouintleS. malde. T v y< I adjoining c Advertising rates r Flock Seales, Coni Beales, Hay Scales, Dairy SndcH, Counter Feales, Ac., Ac. 'Also, Miles Alarm Till Co.’s ALARM CASH DRAWER! KVKItY »KK CII AM Use Hum 1 KVKRY Warranted, FAIRBANKS & CO., 311 1IKOADWAY, X. Y., Kit) Ualtimoro Street, llaltimore, 68 Camp Street, New Orleans. FAIRBANKS A KWIN4), Masonic Hull, Pliiladelplda. FA1RDANKN, BROWN A CO., •2 Milk street, Uostou. or mdoby l.cadiug Hardware Dealers, aug30 d2taw&w4m A mild aperient and gentle purira< five, recommended (or the cure of nil de rangements of tho stomach, liver nnd bowels. By their timely use much sickness is prevent ed. Tho test of many yoars have proven thorn to bo tho sulost,' suicst and best of all tho pills ever olforod to tho public. Thoy purify the nlood, removo all corruptions and rettoro the diseased system to porfect health. Aw an Antidote to CIiIIIm and Fever thoy hav no equal. For DywpepNia they Mpecifie. For Nlek Ileaditelie and Hilioii* t’olie they nro a sure cure. For CoiiMtipnlion, RiicnnintiNin, File*. Falpifation of tlio Heart, Fain in Hie Hide, Illicit and Loin*, NervoiiN- ncNN, a positive remedy. For Female Ir regularities without a rival. When one doos not “feel very wo!I,’» a slnglo doso stimulates tho stomadi and bowols, restores tlio a; petite, aud imparts vigor to tho system, Sold everywhere. Oifleo, 18 Murray streot, 10,990 6,090 2,600 16,000 14,900 10.760 11,860 25,00-1 28.900 60,000 «lift»1 1: Moiiilk & Girard Railroad, Columbus, Ga., Oct. 3d, 1874. rjlllK Regular Freight Train on this road will leavo Cidutnhii lor Troy < lays, l" ' . „ _ depot b 1 Tuesdays, Thursdays and t Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Change of Schedule, Taking Effect October I, 1874. "v ■■ • *r IIIIIISX MAIL TRAIN—DAILY. .oavo Montgomery i:00 r m mivo at Ktifniiln 10:18 r M ■onnocting on Wotlin-sdays iunl Faturdays with touts oil Chattahoochee Hiv r, uud daily at Union priugu with Mobile A Uirurd Hail road tot Troy. .euve Killaida 2:00 A M trrive at Montgomery 7 48 am -oiitierting at Union Springs with Mobile A (JIrani id lor Cohuiitins, and at Montgomery with Is diverging. 23 tf II. DUNIIAM, Fup’t. Km I Western Railroad of Alabama. MOST ^ Mliiljii 54* HOURS TO NEW YORK WESTKRN HA1I.KOAD OF ALABAMA, OOLUMUUH, (*A„ Sept. 13tll, 1874. TRAINS IdJAVKOOIdJMBUS DAI1.Y at Selma, • - 12.04 i FOB ATLANTA AND NKW YORK At 10:39 a. ui. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 p. in. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. DJI, 4AS. T. AV A KNOCK, Surgeon ami I’hyilclsn. ■ at Slaughters Drug Ftore, Kail road street. DU. J. W. R. WHJJAMB s Ida profi-Hsionul avrvicua. i A Co.'s, Chambers A K. It. Streets. Millinery. MISSES WHITE $ TUCKER, F*aliioimble Mtllluers aud llre.smakera. tienthral Fblrts cut by chart measure, and giuriiuteed to tit. Chambers slrcot, next to Kuliira dry goods store. .• feld M lt8. O. V. HA 11 LOW, Fnaliloi'mlilo Milliner and Droaainaker. Hole Agent of llutterick k Co.’s Put ter its. At ilie late Banking House ol Bhuppurd A Co., Opelika, A In. ja‘23 Notaries Public. U. D. HIGGINS, Being appointed Notary Public lor Leo cm ee.tfuily solidis tlio patronage of Ids trii is Coml 1st aud 2d Falmday. ot oudi tin at It. U. Ilomit-ld's Itw ofhee. ji Furniture, &c. At 1*1811 in Prices, A. O. HARWELL, Dculor In nil klucla of Furniture. Also, Metallic, Wood Oufllns, and Caskots. JalH Chambers streot. Lawyers. A. J. YIUKERN, Attorney nnd Fouiiwellor Ofllce opposite Alabama lion Practices in all tlio Co Tailors. By Atlanta and’Charlotte Air-Line. i-AVo Atlmitu ":(KI p. in., C'llAUI,OTTK 8|'IA n. Inmvllle 3:27 p. hi. Arrive at Washington 4.30 1., ut Baltimore tbJW a. in., at Philadelphia 1:39 1., at NKW YORK 6:16 p. m. Sleeping Cars run from Atlanta lo Charlotte. LA8T CHANCE FOR ieet till' ow absolutely llxc from the pr j iio variatlt . . ed. A Hiiflidcnt iiumle rof Ib.kets luul I* i havo tumbled us to have Imd a large draw i the 31st of July, but a short post pi idorod preferable to u partial druwing. Let it Im borne in mind that The Fifth Gift Concert 18 TilK LAST W HICH WILL KVKK UK 0IVION UNDKIt THIS CHARTKK AND BY Til K PKKF- KNT MANAtlKMKNT. That it will positively aud uneipiivocully take lace us auiiouncud ou Monday, 30th November, untry affords, 20,000 Cash Clfts AUUKKUATIMU $2,500,000! will be distributed by lot among ticket bolder List of Gifts. ONE GRAND CASH GIFT $260,000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 109,000 ONE GRAND GASH GIFT 76,000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 60,000 ONE GRAND GASH 41 ITT 26,000 6 GASH GUTS $20,000 each ltio.ooo 10 GASH GIFTS 14,000 each 140,000 16 GASH GIFTS 10,000 each 150,000 20 GASH GIFTS 6,000 each loo,two 25 4 J AS 11 GIFTS 80 GASH GIFTS 60 GASll GIFTS 100 GASll GIFTS 240 CASH GIFTS 600 CASH GIFTS 19,000 GASH GIFTS 4.000 each 100, 8.000 each 90,000 2.000 each 100,000 1,0(8) each 100 000 600 each 100 each 60 each 950, 1,000 GRAND TOTAL20,000 GIFTS, ALL GASH $2,600,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets $ 69 Halves 26 Tenth, ur each Coupon 6 11 Whole Tickets lor 699 Tickets fur 1,999 rstius wishing tu invest, should order prom ly, cither of tho home Office, or our Local Agents. Liberal commibslons will he allowed toimiiHfnc- tory agents. Circulars containing full particulars iurninlied n application. TIIO. E. HltA III LETTK, Agent add Manager, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky For tickets or Information, apply to H0LSTEAD & CO., AGRICULTURAL DEPOT. 139 Broad Btrcot, Goluiubur, Georgia. aug7 u2Uwswtd 8TOVES AND TIN WARE Stoves, Stoves NATHAN CRuWN^t . 5:42 p. A* 1st ol 19:15 a. I Washington (i Pliiladalplda By Kenne»aw Route. 0:90 p. m., Dalton Id Hooping ears run from Atlanta to Lynchburg. TRAINS AllUTVK AT COLUMBUS DAILY •ni Atlanta and Now York, d Selma • 2:25 v. M. Tickets for salo at Union Passenger Depot. ('UAH. P. BALL, General Hnp’t. 11. M. ABBOTT, Agent. (sepUl tf . CENTRAL RAILROAD. Uknhimi. Supxrintbndknt'h Omui, Ckntral Railroad, PAVANNAn, November 1,1174. ”•} Railroad, its Branched nnd Counactious, will TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WJ3ST. nah 8:46 9:96 , 4:tM Arrive iu Arrive iu Katun ion 11:6b r i in Macon 0:45 i* i Macon fur 7:17 r i Macon for Ku'aula 9:10 P I Bacon for Atlanta H:lo v i Arrive at. Columbus 12:46 k 1 t Kufuuia -..10:20 a ! Arrive at Atlauta 6:00 A I COMING SOUTH AND HAST. vo Atlanta 10:09 r l vo (V ii hi bus 7:10 p ; vo Kufaiila 7:26 p Ivo at Macon Iroin Atlanta •:!* A . iveat Macon trom mlujilms 4:10 A Arrive at Macon from Kufaula J. II. CAMPHELL, Tail lor, ittlug nnd Making lu llie laUest Styles. Re pairing neatly done. South Railroad St., over Furniture Store. Jal Dentists. J. Ii. Ii. MM ITH, Denlliit, Plate Work and Plugging on reasonable Barber Shops. WKNI.KY IIARKINUKK, IU>rbrr, oruor Soiilli Railroad and Chambers strenti tloc23 Hotels. A HAMM 1IOIIME. When you go to Opelika, be sure to atop at the Adams House, opposite Passenger Depot. Insurance. E. C. BOWES * HON, • Gruoritl ln*nriuiro AfO>4>. Office, Railroad Street, over U. M. Greene k Co.'t COTTON TIES. N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. The trade tupplied at lowett mar ket rate*. myg? d6m i Macoi 7:16 i . 9:06 i By ELLIS & HARRISON. Arrive at Savannah 6:*G r k TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WK6T. oave Sa van ii all 7:80 P I cave Augusta 8:96 P I Arrive in Augusta Executor’s Sale of Valuable City and Country Real Estate. A OKEEABI.T TO AN OBDEH FROM ivo ill Ma vu Macon for Columbus ve Macon for Kufaula vo Macon for Atlanta Arrive lu (kdiiinbus Arrive in Kiifnula >iu Atlauta COMING SOUTH AND HAST. Atlanta Col u hi bus Kill aula o in Macon from Atlanta *.. n in Macou from Columbus 7.. iu Macou from Kufaulu 1.20 a 0:36 p M 6:40 p M 3:05 p * Ma tin Milledgevillo.. Arrive iu f Train N trill Kailr ivuiinah . 2, being n tli id, a topping ■ rcLjypS) (Opposite Sun Oflice) Columbus, Ga., YyOUI;B •ctfully invite the rtlt.; of 8TOVKS, HOI.LOW AND Nciv Yo. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE in easily npplloff, Imparts a beautiful black or brown, anti acta like magic. Tho best In tho world. Hold by all druggist?. Prieo $1 a box. DR. TUTT’S EXPECTOHANT Tlic gluihlly record of denlli* that result from pulmonary alioctlons Is frightful. Thoro Is no dlscaso that is so in* Id nous In Its attack ns consumption. By tlio neglect of “slight colds*’ thoy soon bocoino deep seated nnd defy remedies which, if applied at the out set, would lmvo averted all danger. Dr. Tutt's Expectorant has proven Itsell llie iiiokI valuable l.iiiie Hal warn ever discovered. A tlifttiiiguiNlictl clergy* mats of New York pronounces it tho 4 great, cst blessing of tho nineteenth century,” and says “no family should ho without it.” It Is pleasant to tho tasto, nnd a slnglo dose will often romovotho most obstinate cough. Office 18 Murray streot, Now York. febl5 dtHxUwly Roofing and Guttering i) promptly aud iu the best n solicits a call, finding HIDES. Important to Merchants. M. M. HIRSCH, Corner Bridge and Oglctln.rp Important to tho Public. OKU. imiKK, KUIIK, IIKKBWAX, IIA(!S, r ft i*l liiKlintra.li M. M. HIRSCH, Corner Bridge and Ogletorpc, and Crawford FIh. »»l gl 3 A LARGE LOT Kentucky Jcanx, WAKKANTK1I AU. WOOL FII.LINU, AT PEACOCK 4 SWIFT S. agb train - , .... ,'inic oof for half or put off. I’.tHMougiMS for Milledgcvilli take train No. fir * train No. 2 from p jor.1, Atlanta aud Katoiitim truin ran Je23 tf the 8outliw.nitern Rail The Milletlgnvillu ami WILLIAM ROGERS, (it-uerul Siiperiuteudent. i daily, Sundays t NOTICE. t Monti. OlllAlll) KAII.KOAD, Goi.umiiuh, Ga., 4let. 2, 1874. O N and aftor Saturday, October 3d, trains over this Bond will run as follows, Pas senger Train dally, (Sundays oxcopfott) making close eonnectoins with M. St E. 11. K. for Eulaula: Loavo Golumlms 3:00 Arrive at Troy 0:40 2:45 A. V Arrive at Gqjutubus 0:46 a. m FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR. Loavo Golumlms Mondays, Wednesday.! and Fridays at 6:30 a. m. Arrlvoat Troy “ " Lea days at. 4::: Arrlv mliiiH: W. L. GLAMl. oct.’J 2w Sup’t. DIAMOND KI*K4!TA€'LKM t cd witii the polnrisrope, tlw ■« been found tq admit fifteen d rays Ilian any other pebble, with great scientific accuracy, Opt al M t. Mauiifacl tired by lie iifailuring Co., New York, ible a> eiitt in every city in Hit WITriCH A KiNSKL, .L-web-rs and Optic I ar - side agents for Columbia, (in., from whom can only b • attained. No peddleYM employ <-d. bu not buy a pair DuieM you see the t mark oct8 deodsw cogee county, will bu sold at 11 o’clock I'lrsl Ttiostlny lu Nutenibcr Next, in front of Ellis fc Harris rn’s Auction Uootn, the following desirable real estate, belonging to tlio estate of Thos. Ragland, deceased : Glty lot No. 20U, with tine brick dwelling and all necessary out-houses, corner Oglethorpe aittf Bridge t[roots. South part of city lot No. 201, with dwelling and out-houses, on Oglethorpe street, adjoining above property. next north of George Von aid Mrs. Allen. « The Enquirer Office Building nnd Lot, on Randolph street, being part of elty lot V yn.ite itii io ii ely octuple ml attache! Lot No. —, In Ooweta reservo, south ol uid Macon nnd, about ?.% miles Iroin tho city, con taining 250 acres, adjoining the lands of Dl- _ Garrard, Brown and others. Parties wishing to Invost In roal ostato wll! find it to their Interest to attorn! Mils sale, as tho proporty Is desirable and eligibly located* Terms liberal. A. E. RAGLAND, Executor. tJoJunihus, Ga., Sept..l, I874. sup 2-dlwtdAwtd Liver I Liver I Liver! sii^3v4:oisr© 7 HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, ely VEGETABLE PREPARATION, harm- 1 effective—a specific for all ilerangciuMits Liver, Kidneys, Skin, 8tqm- ach or Bowels. is kfi dirilie has laicti tried l>y thousands uud lias never failed to give satisfaction. AiT Try ono bottle and be convinced. E. L. KINO & SONS, Proprietors mid Manufacturers, Columbia, S. (L For Hide by A. M. BRANNON Agent for Colum bus and Opelika. apDIt—tawfim. CONFECTIONERIES! .lust received, a fresh lot of Lisbon and Malaga Grapes, Currants. Citron, Ac. To Arrive New Figs, New Raisins. French Prune* and Cranberriet. K«* MO Broad Ml red. FR0FUM0 & HOFFMAN. OCtl8 ood&w For Sale Low. 4 KCUOLAKS1III 1 IN TIIK MKIHCAI. COL- I.KUK AT KVAN8VILI.I!, INDIANA. umt tf Al'I-LI AT THIS CfflCIt * ■