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(£n In mini n q u i u r. YOL. XVI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1874. NO. 250 'rERMS or tub >AILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY x;rffQirxxi.sm. welvo moutlm, in advance..., ix months, “ Three months, “ One month, “ pKEKLY F.NqmnRR, one year Sunday En^uiuku, one year Sunday and Wiekly Enquirer to gether, ono year 3 00 Advert 1*1 ng Katcn. Sq.B.rP. 1 Week, Daily, $ 3 00 .$8 00 . 4 00 . 2 00 . 7r>c. . 2 00 . 2 r»o 1 Month, 1 “ ■ “ I :: r °ry t .rill I... '•tlitrd The Weekly rate* will Invariably l*» If the Daily. When an advert iiwniout in changed more than Mica in throe month* tli» uilvortinor will l-o clmrg- of composition. Foreign iwlver- 1-4 > ll.l tl.OI TELECRAPHIC NOTES. By Telegraph to KNqumKR.] DONEHTIC. —The report of tho death of Carl Formes is untrue. —.The mother of Senator John A. Lo gan died at St. Louis yesterday. —Udderzook lias written a letter to tho public, in which he declares his inno cence. —Judge Brady denied the motion to correct the records of co iviction in tho case of Win. M. Tweed. —CommodoreWm. Inman died in Phil adelphia yesterday. He entered tho ser vice in 1812. —Hepworth Dixon, the English lit era- ten r, lately arrived in New York, will onier the lecture ureua ou the 20th. —Major Stokes has l>eon confined to his bed seriously ill for ten days past, and left Fredericksburg, Vn., for Mississippi last night. —The friends of Dr. Seymour claim that lie had a clean majority among tho bishops, but the peculiar way of voting by the diocese and orders defeated him. —Brigham Young’s rohor*‘ninetoenth,” Ann Eliza, is lecturing in Han Francisco. She is bitter us ever against Brigham nud the sooldiug Mrs. Young who bosses lrni. —Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, hnH sent troops to Porter county to suppress armed efforts to prevent the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company from laying its tracks. —Tho Episcopal Congress ordered the sending of delegates to the Canadian Pro vincial Synod. Five hundred laymen pe tition against the restraint upon the Ritu al, ns it now exists. —Suit for $10,000 has been brought against tho New York and Erie Railroad Company by a passenger who Wa< ejected from a train for refusing to pay faro be cause ho had not boon provided with a seat. —The Now York Christian Union states that notwithstanding tho recent trouhlein connection with tho Beecher-Tiltou suits the puhlicu'iou of Beecher’s ‘‘Life of Christ” will be proceeded with. The second volunio is now nearly four-fifths completed. —Tho much talked of Grant-IIonoro wedding came off Wednesday ufteruoou in Chicago. Col. Fred and Miss Ida Ma rin were married at the paternal Honore’s residence at 3 r. M., and started at U l*. m. on their bridal tour. A very distin guished company witnessed the cere mony. FOREIGN. —Famine prevails in two of tho Rus sian provinces. —Thos. Denny, of tho New York Stock Exchange, is dead. —Count Von Arnim’s civil suit was re ferred to the court on tho 2d inst. —A houRO fell in Leeds, England, kill ing four persons and injuring others. —Prince Charle* Bonaparte was elected pro-blent of tho Corsican council-gonoral. —Tho official canvass of the vote for delegates in Colorado gives Patterson, Democrat, 2, K»;F majority. —Tho Ultra-Montauc members of the Reichstadt will question Bismarck regard ing Von Arnim's treatment. —Iu the afternoon session, the Episco pal Convention of Illinois refused to con firm tho election of Seymour to the Bish opric. —A reliable special says the Madrid Government 1ms sent fffi,IKK),000*for dis- tributiou among tho Carlist chiefs to closo the war. —Germany has given assurances of friendship to Denmark, and tho Schles wig question appoars to be once more at rest. —Tho Argentine revolution is reported to bo growing iu strength. Several vossels of the navy have joined the insur gents. —Tho Rebels aro still campod outside the city of Buenos Ayres. Both parties are afrai l. A Colonel with five hundred men deserted to the Rebels. —Tho Republicans were victorious in the late French Assembly elections. M. Scuard, president of the bar of Franco, was elected from Seiue-ot-Oise. —Garibaldi accepts tho parliamentary candidacy from Romo, stipulating that his attendance must ho optional. He will only appear when ho thinks his presence necessary. —Brigands stopped the train bearing Count You Vaudeubiirg, Minister of Ger many, on his way to Lisbon homeward, near Cuuhul, in Spain. The Minister lost his money, watch and clean shirts. SOUTH ^CAROLINA. PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR MOSES. Charleston, October 23.—Gov. Moses lias issued a proclamation that tho Boards of County Commissioners of Elections shall consist of ono regular Republican, ouo independent Republican, and one Conservative. The Neve* and Courier applauds Gov. Moses for removing the deep seated dis trust and discontent with tho new commis sioners named iu tho proclamation. A fair oleetion is certain, aud the people will submit to tho vordici of a majority of tho Totes. LOUISIANA. EXPECTED ARRESTS AT SHREVEPORT. Shreveport, October 23.—Everybody is signing tho documents upon which our merchants are about being nrrested. The offence seems to bo that the people of means will not employ persons that they don’t wont. The original signers will abide the legal issue, instead of mouuting hoist-s and taking to tho bushes. KNIOIITS TEMPLARS—CANE CROP GOOD—PO LITICAL MATTERS—SOLEMN MASS— ARRESTS—BOAT BURNED New Orleans, October 23.—Active preparations aro being made for tho en tertainment of the Knights Templar, who are expected from nil sections of the Union to attend the grand convocation commencing Docembor 1st. Tho latest advices from enno growing returns show an uncommonly large yield of cano per acre, nud a greater pro|H>rtion of saccarino matter than usual. Tho prospects now are good for the production of tho largest crop of sugar thut has been made in Louisiana since 18(11. Tho Hives, iu withdrawing their candi dates, did not express a preference for the Conservatives, as stated last night. In an address they say that iu con sideration of tho present condition of political affairs, wo, the legislative and executive council of the Hives, in joint session, deem it expedient to withdraw our ticket from tho field, and release from all pledges both onr candidates and their supporters, in order that they may be untrummoled in tho coming elec tion. Tho Attorney General’s opinion of the logality of naturalization before the Sec ond District Court will not be officially delivered at ’ present. Oa Thursday he expressed the conviction that all naturali zation papers issued from that court since 18(14, aro null nud void. At half-past 8 on Thursday morning solemn requiem high mass was celebrated iu tho Church of tho Immaculate Concep tion, nt tho request of relatives of the citizen soldiery who foil In the lato con flict. New' Iberia, October 23.—Capt. E. T. King, just from St. Martinsville, reports tho arrest, Wednesday night, of Charles Iiorhot, j r., and Placido liuval, by U. 8. deputy marshals. There is also a report, which is generally belioved, that warrants aro in tho hands of deputy marshals for tho arrest of Col. Aloibiadcs DoBlanc, Geu. DeClonet, Col. Fournet And other prominent citizens. Baton Rouge, October 23.—The Btoam- boat Esperauza was burned on Tlinrsday night nt midnight at Profit’s Island. Tho boat and cargo are a total loss. The chambermaid was lost, but all tho othors woro saved. TI1K CK1TKXNIAL. EMPEROR OF BRAZIL TO VISIT T1IF. UNITED STATES. Philadelphia, October 23.—Letters have been read nt the Centennial rooms from Brazil which indicate that the Em peror will he one of the nation’s guests iu ’70. lie rotuarkod recently, “I am very desirous to visit tho United States, and I intend to do so on the occasion of tho Centennial anniversary, but it will bo nooossnry for mo first to obtnin permis sion from my Parliament to loave luy Em pire.” The Government of Nicaragua has just officially signified its intention lo partici pate in the International Exhibition. OrdorH for memorial medals aro begin ning to pour in. To-day twenty-six orders for several thousand came by ono mail. Cargoes of pearl tinted granite, ready dressed, from tho James River quarries, Va , from Maine, and from Concord, N. H., for tho art gallery and other build ings nro arriving, and the buildings aro progressing rapidly. LAKE STEAMER EXPLODES. THIRTEEN PERSONS KILLED. Detroit, October 23.—Fivo passengers and eight of tho crow were killed by the City of Brooklyn explosion. The names aro unobtainable, ns the steward’s books wont down with tho wreck. Borne of the dozen injured says tho Brooklyn was rac ing with tho Cuba. No bodies have been recovered. Henry Clews In Trouble. New York, October 23.—Henry Clews & Co. have assigned to Frederick Taylor for the benefit of their creditors. New York, Oct. 23.—Judge Lawrence cites Henry Clews for an explanation, and enjoins him from disposing of property. The Sheriff is in possession to prevent Clews from delivering his property to an assignee or euteriug tho premises. Baltimore Maces. Baltimore, October 23.—Vandalite won tho Breckinridge stake to-day ; time 3:35. Brigand second ; Hooper a bad third. Kadie won the second race by a neck, in 2:11^. Bowie stakop, four mile heats. Preak- ness, the favorite in tho pools, did not start. Bessie Leo won tho first, in 7:33 ; Jack Frost won the sacond, iu 7:41; Jack Frost won tho third aud the race, iu 8:11. Boots ind Shoes. WKUB A CUIITIS, No. 73 Broad St.. Sign of the Big Boot, TIKALKI18 IN Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings. Glvo prompt am! c.ircfUl attention to ordors by mall; pay tho highest market prlco lor Hides. N. B.—Plasterers* Hair always on hand. j>4 Lawyers. JOSEPH F. POL, Attorney nt Law, and Judge of Comity Court. metiers in nil other Courts. V mi r store of W . 11. Hobart* k Co , Brood SAMUKI. B. HATCH KB, Attorney at Law. ,*211 Office over W'It11cli A Kiiwel’s J. M. McXEILL, Attorney and Counsellor at I.aw. Builders and Architects. J. <4. I’HAEMKRM, ■loner Carpenter and Builder. Jobbing done at abort not loo. Plans mil specifications furnished for all style, if buildings broad Street,u . Oa. Tin and Coppersmiths. ii courts of Georgii 1 128 Broad Pt.,(ovr ttciitimi given to c and Alabama, r 0. A. He Id k Co.’s) dlections.Jail r.n Ingram. Martin J. Crawford. liKKSK CllAwroKD. INGRAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorney* at law, Will practice iu tho State aud Federal Courts of Georgia, llges «t Co.’i Clair Sts. nl and St. a thwes ’ractlces ill State and Veil und Alain. Office 1*0 Broad 11., t a. A. mr/.iFR, Attorney and Couiinellor at law, .1 Courts iu Georgia i, Qa. Jafl Mark 11. Bi.ANi>roun, flbtus F. Garrard. BLANDFOKD A UAIIBAKD, Attorney* nnd I'oniiNcIlor* at Law over Wiltich k Kiu • Store. nud Federal Courts, Jas. M. Kuhsrll. Cm am. J. &wirT. RUSSELL A SWIFT, Attorneys und Counsellors at Law. Will practice iu tho L»Ui Is of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit) Hod Alabama. Office over 0. A. Redd .V Co.’s store Broad street, Columbus, Ou. jnl L. T. DOWMNU, Attorney nnd Solicitor. U. S. Cum’r and Register in lUiikniploj. Offic Jm»i4U| over Bio As' Drug Store, Columbus, Ga. FLA BODY dr BRANNON, Attorney Omu « t J. Ksr: at Law. A Co.’s Stork, Buoad St., WM. FEE, Worker Iu Tin, Nheot Iron, Copper. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. Ja7 No. 174. Broad Slreet. Confectioners. I. G. STHU1’PKll, Camly Manufacturer AND DEALER IN A11 kinds of Confectionery and Fruits, Stick Candy 18 cento. . ... wolal U‘2-1 Full weight guaranteed la each box. Hotels. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Next to Columbus liauk Building. ‘Oilers at all the trains. Sl3 MU*. W. F. SNlDF.lt, Proyr’si Livery and Sale 8tables. KOIIKK'I' T1IOM1-NON, 1.1 very, Male ana Kvrhau.e Stable., oolituo.it, North or ILMim.ru 8t,„ Cnlorolmi, Ha. A. (iAbSM. •■•very ana Hale Hlablea, OoLKTIIO.rK BT , COLUH.UB, HR. J*™* attention given to lording and Bali Nurare “tid MuIiih boarded in stablre by till- tnonlli or day. u c Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK* ' Stalls No. £ and 18, Market House. Fresh Meats of every kind aud best quality. Jail always ou bund. J. T. COOU, Fresh Meats of All Hinds, sepfl stalls Now. 16 and 17. K. J. MOSES, Attorney nn«l Counsellor at Law, tonight Homo luMiramm Company building, sec- Doctors. nit. j. a. i RimmiT, Odico removed to the Drug Store of E. O. Hood it Brother. Sleeping apartment at former residence, on tho Corner ol Randolph and McIntosh streets, •ppnsite toe residence of i\lr. Win. Reach, sop 6 DR. H. II. LAW. nor Broad and Randolph sir. building. i) ou Forsyth, three doors hel ■ts, Dorms’ »w Si. Clair. Gun and Locksmiths. PHILIP EIFLEH, aud Lockawitli, Crawford street, next Johnson’s corner, Columbus, (la. Ji a nil n jald WILLIAM SCIIOBKB, id Locksmith and doaler in Uuuiiing Mu terials. Opposite Lmjuiror Office. Grocers. DAN’L B. BUSK, Dealer in Family Groceries, on Bry tween Oglethorpe & Jackson * No elmrge for dray age. i street, be eots. due? J. H. HAMILTON, WIioIcmuIo ana Relall tlrocvr, Junction of Franklin, Warren A Oglutli charge for drayu; pH Tailors. Dentists. W. F. IIGNfUt, Den list, IrupperVliuildiug, Randolph St. Gbm given to the insertion of Ai C’OLUMBUN Di:^ \|, ROOMS, W. T. Fool, Prop’r, Georgia Homo building, Columbia Georgia. Cotton Factories. COLU1UHUS MANUFACTURING CO., Mu Sheet lugs, Shirtings, and Sewlug and Knitting Thread. Cards Wool and Grinds Wheat and Corn- Office in rear of Wit! id. A Kiusels, Randolphs!. JulS It. II. CHILTON, President. MIS40GEE HANUFACfllKINU CO. Manufacturers of 9I1KKT1NU3, S1IIKTINQ8, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, 0A. THE WEATHER. Department of War, ) Washington, October 23, 1874.) Probabilities.—For the Gulf ao<l South Atlantic States, aud Tennessee, falling barometer, south winds, rising tempera ture, cloudy weathor and occasional rain. —Why has it hog .the most brains of all animals? Because hu has a hyg’s-liead full of them. Watchmakers. C. SC HOME I* KG, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, Successor iu L. Uutowoky, 105 Btoud street, jail Columbus, 0a. C. II. LKQU1N, Watchmaker, 131 Broad at rout, Columbus, On. Tobacco, Clears, Ac. A full G. A. KiKIINK, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. •tuck of French and English Broadcloths Cussiinert's and Vestings, aprio ^ No. Brood 8troct, 1IKNRY BELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing one iu (lie be.vt style. upr2ij Corner Crawford and Front His. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., A CO., House and Sign Painters, JOB PRINTING. GILBERTS PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERV. JJAVING EXTENSIVELY HE FUR* nhdied my oIRco, la anticipation of the liuslnoss on whl^'li In now opening, ^|lth now mate rial, I am totter propared than ever lo do eviry description of work deelred by Merchants, Corporations, Societies, Railroads, Steamboats, And tho Public Generally. An examination of Prices nnd Stock l.-t ask ed, guaranteeing Good end Kellaldo Work manship, with Promptness. Georgia ind Alabama Legal Blank, Railroad Receipt Books For tho illflorsut ltoads, of varloos .Isos, ol ways on hand, and ubo mado to order at short notice. In fact, the establishment Is ooinploto, and facilities ample to tloevery description of work, from a Visiting Hard to a Poster, an I (ruin a Receipt Hook to a Royal Ledger, or a largo lluarto Volume. IN THE DEPARTMENT OF BOOK BINDING, Many additions have txen made during tt.o past season, and It Is now vory complete, ami work In that lineoannot bo surpassed lor BnMi nnd durability. Having nn Immense quantity and largo ns sortmentof Type, seven Presets run by Sto.uu Power, and ono of the most ectenslve stuck* of Paper, IMll and L dter Heads, Gnrds, Tags, fcc, ever brought lo Columbus, no dolay can ooour, or satisfaction fall to be given, both in Price and Quality of Work. Remomber the place, OLD BUN AND TIM EM OFFICE, (Opposite Now Postoifloo Building) Randolph Nlreel, CoIihiiImin, On. My Country Friends and Patrons will plonse remember the ahovo, und sond their order- to THOM. GILBERT, [ tfOUx Goluiubos, Go. RAILROADS. Notice to Shippers. Mobil* fc Giraud Raii.iioad, ( Columbus, Ga., Got. 3d, 1874. J n^HE Kcgultr Freight Train on this ro L "ill leave Columbus for Troy on Mt ‘lays, Wednesdavs and Fridays. Nhlppois w i* freight at tho Depot by 1 o'clock isdnys, Thursdiiys and Natunlays, in • sure shipuioni by next t ' .1. im V oet4 *Jw Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. A. O. Harwell having withdrawn from tho firm of Harwell, Griffin A Go., haa removed to Chambers street. His friends and patrons wunld do well to call on him his now qunrtors, aud examine stock before buying elnowhere. Uncos at panio rates. jal8 an&wodtf Change of Schedule, Taking Effect Ootober I, 1874. MAIL TU A IN—DAILY. > Montgomery e at hufiiutu p*’tlng on Wednesdays i on CtmU&honchofi Klv with Mobile & Girai i< Kulatila it* at Montgomery 10:18 i’ n and Saturdays with r, and dally at Union d Hail road for Troy. ngs ml at Moutgouierv will B. DUNHAM, Rup’t. Western Railroad of Alabama. 841 HOURS TO NEW YORK WKSTKUN HAILHOAD OK ALABAMA, Ccllmiiuu, Ga m Sept. 13lll, 1874. TRAINS LKAVK COLUMBUS DAILY For Montgomery nud Huluui, U:()0 a. i Arrivo at Moutg’y, - - «;00 a i Arrive nt Selma, - - 12 04 a. a FOR ATLANTA AND NEW YORK At 10:30a. in. Arrivu Op-lika at 12:‘J0 i>. m. A Atlanta 6:42 p. m. By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line. Li'avo Atlanta 0;00 p, in., CllAltLOTTK HA ivillf 3:27 p. m. Arrivu at YVaHliiuglou 4:30 l'hiladflphiu 1:30 Sluoping Ca Hunt a |o Charlotte. By Kennc9iw Routo. Ijravo Allulita 0:00 |i. in., bnlloll 10:2« 11. m„ ltrUI.il 111:48 n. m.. LyucliburK 10.18 |i. m. Airln at WaHhiugtoii (i:45 a. m., at Balliiuoiu 11:16 a. in. at I'iiilaiiulphiu 1:30 p. in., at NKW YORK 6:Hi y. m. ■Sluoping cars run from Atlautn to Lyncbhurg TRAINS AllltlVK AT COLUMBUS DAILY From Atlanta iirnl N. w York, From Montgomery and hulnia Tick- 11. M. ABBOTT, Agout. 3:25 l*. M i' at Union PuHseugcr Depot. Oil AS. P. BALL, Uuimral Sup’t. f»BBia tf 1 Old Ogh-thorpu i st not th of |K)ntofflce) iforgia. and Sign Painting ill ntuu nut intui tion. Ia|»r6 . eiiAi’T H. CASTLEMAN & CO., General Insurance Agents. KEFllESENTINO TI1E LIVERPOOL A LONDON & GLOBE And othor Strong Firo and Life Companies. OFFICE OVER PREEK, 1 LOOKS A CO’S STORE, 11U liKOAD ST. aug 28-tf T>r. T. W. HENTZ, DoutiBt, W II.T. havo a roum at tho OoiiT. gia Homo Hullding tor a f wookH, where ho will he glad to any of hiH frlcuds who may need hir If yon ligur Mu Bolwu MAlKlt DORN. t to unjoy a go id nmokc, go to his ogia Home and MustOguo Homo. Ja8 O. LOPEZ, Dealer In «»n«l Mmnilju fur«*r,of Fine Cigars, J.i9 Ni>ar Itioad Htnut Depot. Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS' SHAVING SALOON, (Successor to II. Hums,) UuJur Ooorgia Homo Insurance Building. Prompt and polite barbers In attendance. ^ ALKY A MAM, Dress-Making;. MIMS II* A. HOLLINGSWORTH, resit-Milking, Cutting an! Fitting. Terms cheap. It us i (To mu and shop in Druwnuville. Piano Tuning;, &C. Repairer Orders llook Pt«. iay bo In* left at J. W. Pe Boot and Shoemakers \VM. MEYER, Root and SluHiinakor. iHmWr iu U aUieruud Fitidiugs. NoittoC. A. lUnlil * Co.’n. l'roni|it and .Wet attention BlTMl to orders. J** 1 Young’s Rust Proof Oats. M Y RUST POOF OATS ARE NOW ready for market. Call at tho Guano Depot and secure them. They nro put up in live > ushel sacks, at $1.50 pur bushel. A Treatise ou the Cultivation of Gats will accom pany each order. tops d&w’Jm W. II. YOUNG. ^BSOLUTK DIV0RCK8 OBTAIN KD FROM courts, of diIfc-runt States, for desertion, Ac. No publicity required. No chnrge until divorce granted. Addn FOR 8ALE AND RENT. For Rent. T HREE RED ROOMS, nimlilied or unfur nished, In suits or singly, on most ro iKon- abloloruit, with First Class Hoard. Apply corner St. Clair nnd .!u«k-on streets, opposite St. Luke's Methodist Church. octl5 Iw For Rent. CARPENTER SHOP AT BROAD aud Thomas streets. Apply to seplT tf MRS. L. F. MEYER. For Rent. JEWELLING ON JACKSON ST., m. near the Baptist Church, 1 rooms. Enquire at Alabama Warehouse. sep8 tf W. H. HUGHES. For Rent. O FFICES AND SLEEPING ^ ROOMS In the Georgia Home In- ssrll durance Hullding, among which is the r i 1 oltlce now occupied by Southern Lite Insurance Company. Applyto augSO tf my30 diwly M. II0USR, Attorney, 101 ItrnadwilV. N. Y. Notice. J^URINO THE LOW stage of wator tho Central Lino of Hunts will abolish their present sched ule of running. Wm. JOHNSC Sopt. 19, 1874-tr A Strayed or Stolen, I jMtOM moon tho night of tho Utlif 3 of October, one Mouse Colored *1 Mule, 12 years old, thin in ticsh.a wart ou his rlgiil eye. nnd bus tho A littoral reward •ooovery of paid mule 11 a«ldrc <s, OSCAR LEE, Agent. Box Springs, Ga. tlculars octlH d&wlw W. W. SHARPE U CO., Publishers’ Agents No. 2.i Park How, Now York, Aro nutliorixetl to Contract for Ad vertising In our |»apcr. my14 if ' tiommel’m Stabler. To Arrive : lu every Depart muni, for the FALL TRADE. PEACOCK II SWIFT. H|>4 Building Lot octl8 ljr Dwelling F OR SALE OR RENT, onHtsidoor^* Troup, between Crawlor.l and |Ms>| Thomas streets j 6 (rooms, J4 acre lot, or KMSm. will sell % aero sepnrato. Apply to john Slack octis tr CENTRAL RAILROAD. ' 11 'ii - aag\j 1^ to. (iSNKKAL 8lJrCKI.\TI. Doctors. DU. JAS. T. WAUNOCK, Surgeon and Pliyaietan. at Slaughter's Drug Store, Uuilruud struct. DR. J. W. K. WILLIAMM its bix profession'll services. Office over R. Ori uii k Co.’*, CbamlKir* k It. It. Ptruuti. Millinery. M1SSK8 WHITE A TUCKElt, Fashionable Milliners and Hreaaiuakera, Shil l* out by chart measure, and ol, noxt lo full Ut lumen' gnarahtood to tit. Cham ho '« dry goods store. MK8. V. V. ItAULOW, Fashionable iillllunr and Hreaainaker. »•»«« Agout of Itutturiok k Co.’* Patterns. At tin* late Banking llousu ot ttliappard k Co., Opelika, Ala. Jn23 Notaries Public. U. D. UIGGINM, Being appointed Notary l'nldic for lam county, ~‘spcolfiillj’ solicit* the patronage of Ids friends. oldsUouit 1st and 2d Saturdays ol each month, at U. C. Hollith Id's I iw office. Ja23 Furniture, Ac. At l’aulu Price*. A. O. IIA It WELL, Dealer in all klitdu of Vurnltnre. Also, ^lutalhc, Wood Coffins, aud Cuskots. JalS Chauihers street. Lawyers. A. J. FIUKEKM, Attorney nud UouiiHellor al law. Otlico opposite Alabama House. PruetlouM iu all tliu Court* of tho State. Ju3 Tailors. J. B. CAMPBELL. Tailor, Cutting and MHking iu tho Latest Styles. Ho pairing imutly done. South Hail road St., u\vr Furniture Store. Jal Dentists. . J. L. K. MMITII, Dentlnt, Plato Work and Plugging on run* Barber Shops. WHSl.liY 1UHRI\UKK, llarber. Corner South Huilruad uud Chauihers .trouts. dei-23 . B1GNON A TURNEB, Barber*, ‘ South Uailroad ntreut, miner Adam* Housa. Hotels. ABAMM HOUNK. Wlion you go to Opelika, In* sure to stop at tliu Adams House, opposite Passenger Depot. (ENT'* Orrioa, Ckntkal Kaii.koai Savannah, Novembur I, 1871. Kiiiiro.id, its lira * Mai Atli olllllll.il lumbiis i la ta 8:10 i- 12:46 A 10:20 a *• ul Ki.r.iula o ut Atlanta. COMINU SOUTH AND HAST. » Atlanta 10:00 r | ilVunibus 7:10 i* i » Kufaiila 7:26 i* i eat Macon Horn Atlanta 0:10 a I iu at Macon from Columbus 4:10 a i .'o at Macon from Kuluiihi 0:45 A ; Leave Macon 7:16 a Leave Augusta 0:06 a Arrive at Augiiitu 4:00 i> Arrive at Sav.,nnab 6:Vf. v TRAIN NO. 2, UOlNfl NORTH AND WK8T. cave Savanii.il 7:30 I* eavo Augusta 8:06 l* Insurance. E. r. IlDWEN A MON, Bfimral InNuraiirr A|f«nl ft . >, Railroad Btreet, over It. M. Urueiie k Co.’* in Mai o Man e Ma« < vo Mu. , 8 20 Atlai 1.06 / A rri Le Lu lu Coliiml Arrive in Kufaiila Arrivu in Alluutii COMINU H0UT11 AND HAST. Atlanta 1:26 p Columbus 2:30 v Kufaiila 8:60 a Arrive in Macon from Atlanta “.. 7:10 > COTTON TIES. N. J. BUSSEY, Agent FOR AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. The trade supplied at low.it mar ket rat... my27 d6m ii fro Leave Macon... Arrive in Milled Arrivu iu Kuloul Leave Augii-ti.. Arrive in Align*! A Desirable Home lor Ntile. Acres bind In Ruafcll county, jtfo Jj 1J Ala, four miles southwest Columbus, Ga., in tho Ahorcrotnble net- tlorncnt. Good neighborhood, healthy locution and productive land. On the pl.ico Is a good dwelling containing six rooms, gin hou c. sta ble*, kc., all lu good repair: alto sc . uraI set- tleniout* lor freedmen. 1 will sell tliu land In a body or lu parcels to suit purchaser. A bar- >K i the undersigned o oct22 d6.vw4t Apply to 'cuilric*. JOHN E THOM. REAL ESTATE ACENTS. JOHN BLACKMAB, St. Ol.lr Street, Ount.y'e Mull.lInK, no*l lo l*rcer, IIlKe- 4- e«. Real Estate Brokerage 4 Insurance. RKFIR, BT rSEMIHSlON, To Merchant.' and Mechanic’ Bunk, this city, aprld tf Notice. T HE City Rogistry List for tho registry of all cltl/.ons entitled to vole in tho up. proaching inuniclpal election is now open, „ 1»« time ol registering. B0p2V in fur half s is for Millodgcvillc Oonoral goperlntendeut. NOTICE. OKKtca Mom i, Ga., Oot. 2, 1874. O N and nftor Saturday, October !kl, tr Ins over this Road will run as fu" ** rcr Train dallv. (Sundays . tt E. it. R. over this Road will run as follows, Pi sengor Train dally, (Sundays maxing closo conncctolu* with M. for Eutaulu: Leave (’olurnbus 3:00 i\ m. Arrive at Troy U:4(i v. m. Lea vo Troy 2 45 a. m. Arrive at ('olurnbus f»:46 a. m. FREIGHT TRAINS, REGULAR. Leave Columbus Mondays, Wednesday< and Frblays at 6:30 a. m. Arrive at, Troy 3:62 r. m. Troy Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- Arrivo nt (hilnmbtH 2:02 W. L. CLARK. Sup’t HIDES. Important to Merchants. B UY your WRAPPING I'APKR AND PAPF.lt BAGS at home, at New Y*.rk rati*, from M. M. HIRSCH, Corner Bridge and Oglethorpe street*. Important to the Public. S KLL 1ITDK8, FUllP, RBRSWAX, RA08, otc, »t higl nodi prices, to M. M. HIRSCH, HOTELS. Rankin House, Ooliimbneit Ga. J. W. UYAN, Prop'r. Frank Golden, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, UffDEIl TIIE RANKIN JlOUHE. my24 dswtf .1. W. RYAN, Prop’r. 18741 HOWARD HOUSE, j 18174 BROAD MTKKET, Nbaulv OPI’O. MoNTooNimv ami* Eiifaula Kaii.koai* Dxror, Eufaula, Alabama. J. W. HOWARD. Prop'r. LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Altoi-ruiy at Law, Opelika, Alabama, the United Status District Comt at Mont gomery. soplb dkwtjanl_ W. F. William*. Cius. II. Williams. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law. UOI.VMHUM, UA. mt- Office over Ahull'* store. |y!7 3m_ W. A. Farlev, Attornoy-at-liaw CVJSSETA, Chattahoooiiui Co., Ga. A^Speclal attention given to eoHection* HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, UAMII.TOM, UA., FU8IIKD. “Pay i i away." Circuit lection* v!4 tf A LARGE LOT Kentucky .leans, WAKKANTKIl AM. WOlll. HI.1.INI1, AT PEACOCK A SWIFT'S.