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DAILY ENQUIRER-StJNs COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1874. Lawyers. JOSEPH P. rou, Attorney nt Law, and Judge of County Court. Practices in all other Courts. Office over store of W. II. Uobarts A Co., Broad gt. ji»25 SAMUEL B. HATCHER. Attorney at Law. Ja20 Office over H itticli A Riusel’s. J. M. McNEILL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law* Practices in courts of Georgia and Alabama. Office 123 llroad St., (over C. A. liodd A Co.’s) Special attention given to collections. Jail Portkr Ingram. Martin J. Crawford. Krise Crawford. IWORAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorney a at law, Will practice in tho State and Fedora! Courts of Georgia. Office over Preer, Illgos A Co.’s store, northwest corner Broad and t*t. Clair Sts. J»M A* A. DOZIER, Attorney and Counaellor at law, Practices in State and Federal Courts Iu Georgia aud Alabama. Office 12G Broad dt., Columbus, Ga. Ja6 Mark II. Blandford. boms F. Garrard. HLAXDFORD * GARRARD, Attorneya aud Cottnnellorn at Law. Office No. C7 Broad stie.-t, over Wittich A Kin- sel’s Jewelry Store. Will practice iu the State and Federal Courts. sep4 Jas. M. Russell. Chas. J. Bwift. BUSSELL A SWIFT, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Will practice in the Courts of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit; and Alabama. Office over C. A. Redd A Co.’s storo, llro»d street, Columbus, Ga. jal L. T. DUWN'INU, Attorney and Solicitor. U. S. Corn’r aud Register iu Bankruptcy. Office oov29| over Brojks’ Drug Store, Columbus, Ga. PEABODY A BRANNON, Attorneys at Law. Off to* oy*r J. Ennis a Co.’s Store, Broad St., uovlU] West Side. R. J. MOSES, Attorney and Counaellor at Law, Georgia Home Iusurauce Company huildiug, sec- oct7 lyj ond story. Doctors. »»• J. A. URRUIIART, Offico removed to the Drug Storo of E. C. Hood a Brother. Sleeping apartment at former residence, on tho corner of Randolph and McIntosh streets, opposite the residence of Mr. Win. Roach. sep5 DR. S. R. LAW. Office corner liroad and Randolph streets, Burros' building. Residence ou Forsyth, three doors below St. Clair. ju6 Dentists. W. F. TIGNKU, Dentist* Opposite Strapper's building, Randolph St. Special uttentiou givou to the insertion of Arti ficial Tooth, as well as to Opcrativo Dentistry. fid'22 daw COLUMBUS DENTAL ROOMS, W. T. Pool, Prop’r, Georgia Home Huilding, Columbus Georgia. oci 13 Cotton Factories. COLUNIISUS MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Shootings, Shirtings* and Sowing and Knitting Thread. Cards Wool und Qrinda Wheat aud Corn- Offico iu rear of Wittich A Kinsel’s, Raudolph st. jal3 K. 11. CHILTON, President. MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. G. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. oct3l ly. Watchmakers. C. SCUOAiKURG* Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler* Successor to L. Gutowxkjr, 105 liroad street, jail Columbus, Ga. C. H. LKfjUlN, Watchmaker, 134 Brood street, Columbus, Ga. Watches and Clocks repaired in tho Lost man ner and warranted. jail Tobacco, Clears, Ac. MA1ER DORN. Tf you waut to enjoy a go k1 smoko, go to his Cigar Manufactory* Between Georgia Home and Muscogee Home. ja8 C. LOPEZ, Dealer in aud Manufacturer of Fine Cigars, ju9 Near Broad Stroet Depot.. Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS’ SHAVING SALOON* (Successor to II. Hones,) Under Georgia Home Iusurauce Building. . Prompt nnd polite barbers iu attendance. ^ ^ ALEX A SAM, , ju3 Barbers, St. Clair Street. ED. TERRY, Barber, Crawford St., under Rankin House, Columbus, Ga. docl 8 ’ Dress-Making. y MISS M. A. HOLLINGSWORTH, Dress-Making, Cutting and Fitting. Ttrmscheap, o Residence anil shop in Browneville. novlO >. Boots and Shoes. WELLS & CURTIS* No. 73 Broad Street* m Have always a full stock of Roots and Shoes* Upper* Sole and Har ness Leather and Findings of all kinds. Reliable goodfl! Reasonable prices ! N. B.—Special attention to orders by Express, 0.0.1). jy4 Piano Tuning, Ac. o E. W. 11 LA IT, >* Repairer and Tuner of Piunoos, Organs and 0 Accordeons. Sign Painting also done. Orders may be be left at J. W. Pease A NormanV o. Book Store. « * c. Boot and Shoemakers ? WM. MEYER, '! Root and Shoemaker. 0 Dealer In Leather and Findings. Next to C. A. Redd A Co.’s. Prompt and strict attention given ;; Builders and Architects. J. O. CIIAI.XKKM, p llonxc ('urpentrr anil linllder. !i Jobbllig Con., at nbort notico. Pian. and .poclAcntioni rurui.ln'il fur oil .tylo, of butldiugs * j Broad Street, next to 0. W. Brown’s, Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FKE, 8. Worker Iu Tlu, Klieet Iron, Copper. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. J“ 7 Mo. 174. Broad Street. City fEtiUcrs. CO LUMP VS DAILY MARKET. Financial.—Commercial bills on New York per cent discount; on Boston % per cent, dis count; on Savannah y x per cent; demand bills on Boston per cent. Hanks are Helling checks on New York at %c. premium; Savannah, At lanta and Montgomery at pur. Currency Ioann per cent per month. Oobl and silver nominal. Currency scarce. ^Cotton.—Market dull. The warehonses quote i folio Inferior — W— Ordinary and stained — flood Ordinary VA}4@~~ Low Middlings i:»^@— Middlings , i:»%013% Good Middlings “ Buies 4:52 bales. Receipts 480 bales—07 by M. A O. R. R.J 20 |»y wagons; 0 by N. A P. It. It.; 01 by W. R. R I) by river; 20 by F. IV. It. R. Shipments 314 bales—28.'J by 8. W. R. R.; 31 for home sumption ; 0 by W. R. R. DAILY STATEMENT. Stock on linnd August 31st, 1874 1,030 Received to-duy 480 “ previously 12,307—12,877 Shipped to-day 13 913 314 viously 9,914—10,228 3,0*1 Stork on band Fame Day Last Year.—August 31st, 1873 1,177; received same day 422; total receipts 9,971; shipped same day 82; total shipments G,r».*i2; stock 2,71 sales 82. Middlings 13>gc. U.8. Ports.—Receipts for r» days 81,708; exports to Great Britain 27,835; to Continent 12,918; stock 300,144. Index to JVeto Advertisements. MftHonic—Columbian Lodge ban a call* ©d meeting to-night. Votora of ChattAhoochoe—F. Marion Bagloy. Notico to Wagoners—8. 13. Cleghorn, Mayor. Groceries—J. II. Hamilton. Domrablo Homo for Sal© — John E. Thom. Application for Exomption of I'erHonal* ty—J. G. Cook, of Muscogee. Application for Exomption of Person alty—Emily Carnes, of Chattahoochee county. Dross Making—Mrs. Khynehart. A Warning—S. Lamlauer. Catholic Fair—See call for contribu tions. Application for Exomption of Porson nlty—W. V. Parks. Change in Policemen, Col. It. Mitoholl has been suspended from the force for intoxication, and Mr. E. W. Joinos appointed in his Rtoad. A Jilting Fight. Two mon had a fight on Crawford street yesterday afternoon. One nearly bit off the other's chin. Whiskey. lion. John T. Clarke, of Cuthbert, Oa., has boon appointed temporary adminis trator of the estate of the late Marshall J. Wellborn. Any friends who may hap pen to linvo in possession any papers or effects of Judge Wellborn will know to whom to dolivor them. Married, Last ovoning at Gonova, Mr. Ilomor Howard, the popular freight agent of the Southwestern Railroad at this point, and a daughter of Dr. Loilucr, of Geneva. Amusements. On November 7th wo nro to have the Lingards in tho Opera House. This will bo Saturday two weeks. M'llo Zoo, with gymnasts, trape/ists, Ac., comon on Novembor 23d* and re mains ono ovoning. Dozous of troupes nro on their way South. Personals. Among thoso who left for the Fair on yesterday s train woro Mr. James T. Thwoatt and his beautiful bride. Mayor Dray and Mr. R. T. Wood, n prominent merchant of Eufaula, passed through Columbus yesterday cn route for Atlanta as delegates to tho Direct Trade Convention. Messrs. A. M. Allen, II. H. Epping, and N. J. Bussey, delegates from tho Colum bus Chamber of Commerce, left yester day, via Macon, to ntleiul tho Direct Trado Convention, which meets nt Atlan ta to-day. Court Rnsincss—Showing for Seven Yearn The return days having closed, wo find that twenty equity (four of them being for divorces) end thirty-six common law cases were entered on tho docket. This is the smallest number of common law cases probably ever brought to otir court. Tho average for tho past no van years has been one hundred and twenty-four at each of the yearly terms. As many might like to read it, wo give tho calendar for common law cases, which represent the main business of the court, since 1867: May Term 1808 78 18611 177 1870 468 1871 174 1872 1873 1874 Total November Term 08 136 150 1178 Ti89 This shows 1767 common law cases which have been commenced in our Su perior Court in seven years, or an averago of 124 at each term. It will bo noted that tho business has largoly decreased in tho last few years. This shows the people are too poor to sustain the luxury of law suits. When a country is rich litigation flourishes. More About the Shingle 1/1// Meeting, Persons who attended inform us that the Democratic mooting at Shingle Hill, Russell county, was very enthusiastic, tho best of feeling prevailing between tho whites and blacks. Thoro were at least ono hundred and Jlfty voters present, in cluding twenty-five or thirty colored. All of the latter enrolled thoniHolves as mem bers of the Democratic club. A. G. Jones, candidate for Representative, and Ulysses Lewis, Esq., of Houle, made capi tal addresses. Good talks were also giv en by Messrs. Baker and Walker, of Mar shall. Bill Birch, colored, gave a timely and sonsiblo talk to tho negroes present. Tho greateHt enthusiasm prevails through out the neighborhood, and advocates for Radicalism arc as scarco ns lion’s tooth. The Democratic club at Shingle Hill, now numbers between ninety and ono hundred members, and is constantly growing. Another meeting will bo hold next Sat urday night for tho formation of an Inde pendent Democratic colored club. This meeting promises to bo largely attended. Colored Man Fobbed of Fight// Dollars. All in Columbus know Alfred Har graves, a respoctablo colored man, who attends to tailoring, cleaning and scouring clothes business. IIo lives in one of tho brick houses opposite Thompson’s Rtablos. He is a married man and has children. Yestorday morning ho awoke and found tho door and window to his sleeping roojp had been broken open. Search revealed the fact that during ilia night about eighty dollars in money had been taken from bis clothing. A fine gold watch nar rowly escaped. The day before, bo had broken tho gold chain. Tho hitter was arelcssly placed in an inside vest pocket with ten silver halves. The watch was hung on a nail. Tho silver and chnin were taken by the tbiof, and nlfio all tlie money in Alfred’s pants pocket. Ho did not discover tho watch. No clue that wo have yet hoard of. Columbun Horten at Atlanta—Their Pedi gree* and the Races. Columbus has three fast horses in At lanta—Moseley's “Spider,” II. Y. Klink’* “Harnestring,” and Jack Odom’s “Mac.” “Rebel,” entered in the Georgia raised trotters by II. B. Heals, of Eufanla, AD., really belongs to Columbus, for until very recently lie was owned by Mr. M. C. Gor don of this city, and was trained on onr track by Henry Klink. SOMETHING ABOUT THEM. Wo find in tho Atlanta /Jerald their pedigrees, which may be interesting to many. The appearances of the horses aro too well known hero for description Harnestring was sired by that very cele brated four-mile thoroughbred “Frank Allen,” with a record of 7:45, in a four mile race, and 3:46 in a two-mile race on tho Columbus course, in one of his four mile races tho judges gave him credit of running the last mile in a second heat, or the eighth inilo in 1:46. Ho was sired by “Hawkins Priam,” of North Carolina, and his dam by imported “Trustee.” Atone time ho was the properly of Mr. McDan iels. It is said be pronouuced him the equal of any horse that had ever appeared ou tho American turf. It will bo seen that “Harnestring” has a strain of blood in him that would give him strong claims to favor in a race of broken heals, when blood tolls. “Hamo- string” is eight years old. Moseley’s “Spider” is seven years old, partly of f he Morgan stock, and was raised in Columbus. His best recorded time is 2.-464, but Columbus turfmen claim he can push 2:30 dose. “Basil Dako” is describod as a Ken tucky, roan horse of the copper bottom stock, owned by Chas. II. Phini/y, of Au gusta, Ga., and in charge of J. W. Craw- fyrd, of that city. His best time is 2s84£, made in Augusta last May. Our Atlanta correspondence shows the condition of the race on Monday for Geor gia raised horse*. A delayed telegram in forms us that “Harnestring” won this race on Tuesday, winning $100. IIo was the favorite in the pools on Monday. Mr. Jack Odom drove him after the second heat, he being thirty pounds lighter than Klink. “Rebel” took second place, and “Rip” tho third. The shortest mile whs made by “Rebel” in 1:50$. “Harnestring” made two straight hoats—each in 2:56$. Telegrams have already announced that “Spider” won the 2:40 race on Tuesduy. Addressing the People. Major A. R. Calhoun addresses the Democrats and Conservatives in mass convention in Seale, Ala., to-day; on Saturday he speaks at Tuskegeo. Next ook, by the pressing aud urgent invita tion of tho Executive Committee of the Democratic and Conservative party of Alabama, he goes to North Alabama to peak at Huntsville and other points. Colton Thief Arrested. Policeman Smith yesterday arrested a negro liutiiod Iverson Young, nlias Geo. Thorutou, who lmd in bis posession a suspicious looking express load of cotton and potatoes, believed to bo stolen. In tho express wore about 250 pounds of cot ton and n bushel or two of potatoes. Tho suppo.sod thief was put in the lock-up to await identification of plunder. More (Iraregard Desecration. A gentleman oil visiting his cemetery lot on Sunday found Hint some infamous scoundrel had cut deep into tho mnrhle which coverod tho grave of ono dearly loved, tho names of two mon and two women. Not content with only cutting the namos, wiili a sharp pointed instru ment, scrolls woro traced around tlio sig natures. Wo would give tho names in full (we know nono of tho parties) woro it not for tho fact that it is possible tho apparent signors may not be guilty of such desecra tion. No one has a right in another’s yard in the cemetery unless tlioy have permission. Tho soxton is a policeman, ox otlleio, and he should so© that the rights of owners of burial lots are respected. Thoro is great l-eniissness in the maintenance of order there. Tho sexton should apply for eistance, if it bo required. It is nut usual for parties to bo in such a hurry to have their names ou touih-stonos, and wo did not dream thoro was a human Doing in this seotion mean enough or hnsc enough to commit such an act. The perpetrator may yet be discovered and puniahod. • Sent to Jail. Clarence Houry and William Calhoun, tho nogro boys arrested oil Tuesday under chargo of breaking upon tho barn of Mr. L. G. Bowers, in Wyuuton, aud atouling thorefrom a set of buggy harness, were yesterday taken before Justice MoCahey, aud .the proof being deemed conclusive, they were sent to jail in default of a $100 bond, to aw’ait their trial before tho bu- perior Court. J. II. Hamilton. Bublio attention is called to the adver tisement of this goutlcmuu, who deals in choice family groceries, liquors, domes tics, Ac., Ac., at the corner of Franklin and Warren streets. Mr. II. has a lurg aud woll selected stock, and is preparod to guarantee satisfaction in goods and prices. Read carefully his advertisement and do not fail to givo him a call. LOCAL 11 HI EPS. EL Eli A XT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order nt Stork iV/re* Per fret Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Onr Mr. Thomas has just returned from New York with n choice line of New Samples, and we ore now taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, hav ing made saHsfa-tory arrangements for the manufacture of our Custom Clothing with special care and at short notice, by those well known manufacturers of fine clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Givo us vonr orders early, and wo will do our host to please you, being determ ined that otir friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clotbiug made to order, sepl 7 tf Thomas & Prescott. Moved. T. B. Spear is now at No. 101 Broad street, in the Watch and Jewelry busi ness, and is also Agent for the woll known Remington Sewing Machine. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neatness and dispatch. I invito tho visits of the public gen erally. oct20 wltAdtf ** Beware* 9 !! Why don’t you prepare for tho winter season and lay in your stock. By not dressing warm in cold weather has caused much sickness already. You should not regret expending a few dollars to keep your health. Go to Stbause & Gold smith’s Mammoth Clothing . Store—there you can replenish your wardrobe at a small rate. Go! and don’t wait too -long. A NEW LOT OF SILK HAT8 RECEIVED. oct!8-tf Blanchard receives now Prints every week. Go there and you get the latest styles. At T. E. Blanchard's, 123 Broad street, you can buy Black Silks as cheap as in any market in Amorica. Como and sec. Silk Hats at $5.00 and $5.50, nt SrnAusE A Goldsmith's. Buy one of those fine Suits. They aro very cheap at Strauhe A Goldsmith’s. If you would rather have Clothing made to order at short notice, Strause A Gold smith's is the place. They have a splen did stock of Pioco goods. Their tailors •e plying the needle vigorously, octi tf Enthusiasm in Old Harbour. Prominent gentlemen up from Eufaula yesterday spoke very hopefully of tho po litical prospools of that time-honored old county. It is now considered as u mat ter of certainty that Barbour will go Democratic in Novembor, for tho first time sinco the war. Members of tho party are working with a vim and enthu siasm worthy of tho good cause, and tho boat of fooling prevails between the whites and blacks. Hundreds of the lat ter will this year, for tho fisst time, v >te with tho Democrats. It is believed by knowing politicians that Alabama will go Democratic by 25,000 majority. Il'eft Pleased irith Texas. M«j. Moffett writes that he is well pleased with his new homo iu Dallas. Ho has entered upon a good business and is makiug friends, llis wife, at first dis satisfied, has now- become content, and the futuro of the family opens with en couraging promise. Mayor’s Court. Jas. Cooper pulled off some palings from the upper bridge. Plead drunk, aud was fiued five dollars. R. Barbee and ,T. B. Ivey had a street fight about a scrimmage between a coon, oat and “kitchen pintor,” tho auimals being owned by them. Tho parties wore fined each five dollars. The city made fifteen dollars each from three colored persons—John Stokes, Charlie Oliver und George Lockhart. They had been guilty of disorderly con duct, owned up aud paid what was re quired. Preparations nro being made for a grand fair to bo held iu Columbus, Gn., for tho purpose of making the last pay ment. due ou tho Convent of tho Sisters of Mercy of th\s city. Any contributions given for the nbovo object will bo received with gratitude by the Sisters of Mercy. Signed by Sr. M . Yesterday was warm, aud the clouds looked ns if they might lot down rain at any timo. The chain-gang is engaged in donn ing out the St. Clair stroet sewer. —“Did you ever see the cats-kill moun tain ?” “No, baIi; but I’se soeu ’em kill mice.” —Velocipedes are all the rage with the smaller juveniles. The three-wheeled kind are preferred. The winter dress bonnets are simply inverted tlower baskets. —Communications to the nowRpnper should bo short. The signature in some nsos is sufficient. —Kentucky hickory is the best known for carriage building. —Ninoty-sovon per cent, of business men fail—ho statisticians tell us. —To lie about n man never burtR him, but to tell tho truth abont him sometimes doos. —Wo learn to eliinb by keeping our eyes not on the hills that lie behind, but ou tiie mountains that riso before us. •There will be no postoffice clerks in heaven, unless the girls stop directing their letters “catti-cornefed.” It iB said that a society bos been e*. tablished in Columbus which numbers some twonty beautiful maidens. One of the latest is this: “Resolved, That if the young men won’t come and see us, wo will go and see them.” —In Germany all the telegraph lines are owned by the Government, and charge are as follows : Message of ten words, of 150 miles distance, 13 cents; within .”*00 miles, 261 cents; within 1)00 miles, or fi-omone end of Germany to tho other, 40 cents; additional words in proportion, aud prefereutal messages sent in advauco of turn, ono aud a half to twice tho fore going rates. —The familiar sound of the crackling “gouber” will tickle tho ears of our theatre goers this season. tho crop is very abundant. —All-powerful lovo induced a girl to pawn her back hair so that her lover might bet on a prize fight. What sacrifice is tlioro to which lovo will not submit ? —Cotton coutiuuos to pour in. It is thought over half will be warehoused by tho latter part of November. The great est proportion comes from wagons. —Conductors on the Southwestern road express tho opinion that many peo ple along the line will not go to the At lanta Fair. —Dr. N. J. Bussey, President of the Eaglo and Pbenix Mills, is in Atlanta. Wholesale and Retail. Josefii & Brother have now on hand a stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which they offer to tho publi c on the most favorable terms. Everything needed by tho wholesulo or retail purchaser, which can bo bought in any quantity as cheap as in any house in Georgia. They have many lines of specialties. They desire all to come and exnmiue for themselves. All lines of Eagle and Phonix goods con stantly on hand. oct7 3m Seed Wheat. Tennessee Seed Wheat, Rye and Oats, Cheese, Crnckers, Bagging, Ties, Ice- Cured Meats, and a good assortment of Groceries, for sale low for cash, by D. Averett, sop30 codim] under Rankin House. New Lot Furniture Twill*. Beautiful Shades, at J. S. Jones’. octis-eodtf Particular Attention Called to This. My Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods is now complete, and I offer them at tho very lowest rates for tho cash. Parties indebted to me aro respectfully request ed to call and sottlo, as I need the money. T. E. Blanchard, 123 Broad Street. Tho We! stor White Shirt, the best cus tom made shirt in existence, at tho Bal timore Clothing House. tf The latest novolties in Neckwear at the Baltimore Clothing House. Removal. Dr. W. *T. Fogle has removed his Dental Office from the Georgia Homo building to his new place of business, over Wittich A Kinsel's store. Here he will continno tho practice of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry, and will bo glad to meet his friends. oc *2 tf Great variety of Opera Flannels, Red and White Wool Flannels,Cotton Flannels, Plaid Lindseys, Eagle and Kentucky Jeans, Virginia Cassimeros at prices to suit all, at ocl 1 Chapman A Vebstille’s. Do You Know 7 That, at tho New York Store, Landauer has received a splendid selection of Span ish lace scarfs, jet brimmed, jet veils, jet buttons and New York rufflings ? If you don’t know this go aud see for yourself at once, and you will be surprised and de- tf on hand. Call at Ruhler’* New Store, No. 84 Broad street, next to Smoking lino. octll-tf Remember Buhler the Tobacconist is located now at No. 81 Broad Street. octll-tf Bleached and Buown Homespuns nro cheaper than bofore the war. Convince yourself by calling at octl ltf Blanchard’s Coffin Caskets find Mctnlic Racial Cases, The nowest and heat patterns, aud at rea sonable prices, and a full lino of Coffin Trimmings aud Mountings, at Edmunds’ Furuituro Storo, 98 Broad Street, octll-tf. Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant. i retailed at wholesale prices. Tho fine cents. Call and be satisfied, octl4 tf J. W. Ryan. Hats in endless vt more Clothing House. flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious ness, or auy other ailment, tell 1 Vinegar Bitters, the best re ; preparation kuowu, aud which you know is free from “Satan’s Elixir.” R cling to that reined}*. Th« cine that compares with it. A New Line Rlack Silks, At popular prices. J. S. Jones. octlH-oodtf BOOTS AND SHOES. ixr :ns -vit Unit tor's li Cent Cigars Wero always the best in the city, but since be is in his now store he has some thing still better at the same prieo. Try them. octll-tf IIo who would always want a smooth and well-shaped Shirt Front, must buy of thoso New Pattern Shirts at Strause A Goldsmith's. Stop I Stop ! I Have you seen the now and beautiful stock of Goods nt the Baltimore Clothing House, 88 Broad street. A Warning. 1 am and always have been tho propri etor of “The New York Store,” and I have freely advertised tho fac*. Of late 1 hnvo obtained proof that Louis Banner, of 56 Broad street, has represented his place as “Tho New York Store,” and so has done damage to my business and rep utation. Now, this card is to Htato that “The New YoIik Store” is 82 Broad St., and that it is in every respect what it claims—a Dry Goods House. Sigmund Landauer, It] Proprietor. Few More l’retty Sash RilJatns At 25 cents. J. S. Jones. octlS-oodtf The largoat aud best stock of Kid Gloves iu Columbus will bo found at Blanchard’s. A good two-button kid for $1; Harris’ Victoria two-button kid for $! 50; perfectly seamless two-button kid for $2. The Whole Truth. Peoplo must bo dressed, and they de serve to bo dressed in this age, in the latest stylo and as cheaply os possible. This can bo done to better advantage at Summer Dress Goods nt half-price; j the Now York Store of 8. Landauer than supply of superior Black Alpacas, Fancy ] any place else. Ladies and gentlemen Fall and Winter Dross Goods, selling as. ■ call at ouco aud he assured for yourselves, tonishingly low at See Mr. Landauer before going elsewhere, ooll Chatman & Yeustille’n. I octlltf Full lino Toweling, Table Damnsks, Bleached and Brown Domestics, selling very low*, at ocll Chapman & Vebstille’s. At Edmuds* Furniture Store, A full line of modiurn nml low priced Walnut Chamber Suits, now and beauti ful designs. A lot of thoso superior llAttan Baskets, Children’s Carriages, Boys’ Wagons aud Vclocipodos, Window Shades, &c., &c. octll-tf H. S. and L. C. Handk’s, Corsets, Cam bric edgings, Laces, Crochet Trimming) Ruillings, Hoop and Felt Skirts, Misses, Ladies and Gent’s Hosiery, Zephyr Won- tods aud Notions in endless variety. Very cheap, at ocll CuArMAN & Verstille’s. Confectioners. I.~G. STRUPFKlt, Camly Manufacturer ANT) DEALER IN Stick Candy 18 cents. Fall weight guaranteed in each box. r *nltiL Hotels. PLANTERS' HOTEL, ~ ~ c Next to Columbus Itank Iluildiiif. Porters at ail the trains. Jqia ^ Mita. w._f._8?;ttikh, pro„ r \. Livery and Sale Stables. ttoujfuT monpioa, Livery, Hale and Exclinnge fctabu OGLETHORPE, NOBTU OF RANDOLPH Sta. ©ct30 Columbus, Oa. A. CAM MEL, Livery nml Sale Stables, OULKTIIORPE St., COLUMUl'H, Q A . ^Particular attention given to Feeding r Ilurses and Mules hoarded in stnlilna i. month or day. 1 1 Fxl r Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stulls No. » ami 18, Market U 0 Fresh Meats of every kind m,d |, „■ Jail ill ways on hand. J. T. 4 00Si, Fresh Meats of All Kind*, Stalls - Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP ElFLElt, ml Locks with, Crawford a tree Johnson’s corner, Columbu.s o Gun n jhlG WILLIAM SC1I RISER, "1 Locksmith and dealer in (in teriiils. Opposite Enquirer OUn Grocers. IIAS’I, R. IJIZU, Dealer in Family Groceries, on Bryan nine tween Oglethorpe A Jackson streets. 48r No charge tor dray age. ,i J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Junction of Franklin, Warren A Oglothorj,- Tailors. O. A. KCE11NE, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. A full stock of French and English llrou.lcl HENRY SELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning; and Repairing Done in tho best style. r Crawford and Prout Ft.. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., * CAT,, House and Sign Puinterf Old Oglethorpe corner, (ju Wuiubtts, O' Will lief. l.lbio price, IIou , v\ i, oi i-o 1 Sign Paii = LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Attorney at Lav. Opelika, Alabama, 'HE ('OUN I IB llnnoosniudfe- tlio United States DisUict Court at’ :»Wv goraory. sopl6 d&wtjanl W. F. Williams. Cuts. II. wh.uax~. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law. roi.vnintt, <a. _4JT Office over Abell's storo. iy 17 3m W. A. Farlev, Attomoy-at •« X* ra-vt GUSSETA, On att a hooch Air Special nfontlon given ' HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Lnw, HAMILTON, GA., W ILL practice in (ho Chnttalioucli"■« Cirmil or any w Imre . is.-. All kind of rwll.-.-ti..in PU8IIF.D. “Fay mo or run away.” novl i t: SPLENDID STOUK OF Good Boots and Shoes, CONSISTING OP Gentlemen's, Roys’, Youths’ and Children's ALSO, White Oak aid Hemlock French and American Calf Skins. ALSO, puhlio KST FJ J. MARION ESTES, Jood&wtr 122 Broad St Music Books for Schools. AMERICAN KNOW ALL MEN That at the popular and long established Restaurant and Saloon of Chas. Heyman A Co. tho best of Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro bo no publico. ' octi tf New Prints .’wire a week, at octlS-eodtf Expected Monday Next. A complete assortment of Lyons Pop- liii8—Exquisite Shades—Ravier’s Manu facture—at J. 8. Jones’. octl8 ood-tf The Finest Imported and Key West Cigars nt Buh- ler’s, No. 84 Broad Stroet. octll-tf For Real Meershamn Pipes Call nt Buhlcr’s, No. 84 Broad Stroet, next to New York Storo. A Quo lot of Gents’ Scarfs at Stbause & Goldsmith's. In 3 Books. By L. O. Emerson und W. S. Tildon. ’ course of study, h abundant directloi e number of swout sc sing by rote und by i teachers, aud for the little < Prico 35 cents In Rook II, tho courso nbov continued and becomes a little i: In Rook 111, part singing Is introduced, thoso charming tleal hand of Mr. I*. O. Emerson, and the orotic part has boou well tested by Mr. 'I bolero placing It In the Benders. High Schools, nothing succeeds the If that lias boot. ... w 1*4-00], a collection of tho bsot 3-part music. ’ The new Singing School Rook, Boston. 711 Broadway, N. Y. my23 d2taw[\ved*sat]*wly U. CASTLKMAN. L. H. CMIAPrXLL H. CASTLEM AN & CO., General Insurance Agents. REPRESENTING THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE Anil other Strong Flro anil EJ[a Oompanlw. OFFICE OVER FREER, 1EI.OES fi 00'S STORE, 11U BROAD ST. anil 26-tf HOTELS. Rankin House, OoliTmbnts. Ga. J. W. liYAN, I’rop'r. Frank Golden, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under the Rankin House. my24 dAwtf J. W. RYAN, Prop’r. 1*741 HOWARD HOUSE, |IS/i Hroad street, Eufaula, Alabama. J. W. HOWARD. Prop’r. Young’s Rust Proof Oats. M y rust POOF OATS ARE Wl'W ready for market. Gall at, tho (>u;n| Depot and secure them. They are put u l"“ ‘lusliol sacks, at $1.50 pc ’ • 1 Treatlso on the GuItlvaLion of Oats will a CCl " pan/ each order. ...„ 80p8d&.w2in W. H. VOI'M' 1 ^HSOLUTK DIVORCES OllTAlNHD FK' courts, of different Stales, for desertion, 1 No publicity required. No chargo until div- 1 ' grunted. Address, M. HOUSE. Attorney. S. O. LLOVI) H AS removed Ills FUBKITl'RE > m D.,.1,1., ir.man _ -Am SHOP to Rankin House doors east of l)r. Cheney’s Drug.' here ho will do all manner of Repair^ , . Upholstery Work, at short notico, in lb' manner and at cheap pricer Private residences In town or country v when desired. <K ' ty C,K| isIIAM COOPER’S larlty. Country produce bought n goods always on hand. Tho.uld place. sop24 ly A LARGE LOT Kentucky .Ten un warranted AM. WOOD FIM-Wj-* PEACOCK & SWIFTS.