Georgia Historic Newspapers

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COLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIHER: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1874
Jjtantiau ituquivcr.
COLlilllVIl, llEOMUi
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1874.
IULVMIIIM IJ.II/. I 11 AUK nr.
Financial.—Cointnerc'ftl bill* on New York
14 l»cr cent discount; on Boston % |*<*r cent, dis-
connt; on Favannah 5.4 per cent; demand bills
on U.wton per cent. Banks are selling checks
on New ^’orh ut )*c. premium; Savannah, At
lanta and vlontgouiery at par. Currency loan*
I'tiUa I hV rt * ut l“ !r mouth. 001,1 “" ,1 si,Vll ‘
nominal. Currency scarce.
Cottox.—Market quiet. The warehouses quote
1 folio
Inferior —
Ordinary and stained —
Uoud Ordinary
Low Middling*
Middlings i:i'.,^i:v>H
Goal Middlings — ©-
Sales 273 bales.
Ueceipt* 40*J bales—103 by M. A O. R. R.; 122
by wagons: 51 by N.U. It. It.; BO by W. It. It ;
0 by river; 3 by 8. W. It. It Shipments C7 <
(itiTbales— by 8. \V. It. It.; 8 for homo coa
sumption ; t> by W. It. R.
DAILY STAHMXr.
on hand August Blst, 1&74 1,03H
. Received toxin:
previously..,,
,...17,:k
previously..
....13,085—14 30
hand 4,280
ay Last Year—August Blst, 1873 l,’7
same day 337; total receipts 13,01-1; shipped
;• 377; total shipments 8 831; stock 0
. Middlings 13)4»5.
CRTS.—Receipts for 1 day 13,10(1; e\|
t Britain 2-1,011: to Coutiueut 1,352; t
LOCAL BRIEFS.
-See
Index to Xuiv Adeertisoments.
The Great. Kotiiau Hippodrome-
notice of Kxliibitiou on the 11th.
Wholesale Biul Retail Liquor Dealers—
UoHclte & La whoa.
Money to Loan—John Blaekinnr.
Homo Building and Loan Association—
Monthly meeting to-iuorrow.
Mechanics’ Building nud Loan Associa
tion—Monthly mooting to-morrow.
Fair Ground Property for 8alo—See
notice of Trustees.
Choico*Groceries and Family Supplies
—It. 8. Craue, Ttnstee.
Dress Goods at Cost—John McGough
&. Co.
Notice to Debtors—J. McOongb A Co.
Boots and Shoes Cheap for Cash—Bo-
dell A Ware.
A lot of nice vases—B. A. Ennis.
App’es—Jas Troudaway.
D a oiling to rent—John Blackman
Picture Frames—Pease A Norman,
Executor's Sulc—J. W. Clomcnts, Exe
cutor.
Lecture on Arithmetic Monday Evening
— Prof. J. II. Miller.
Dancing Academy—A. V. Robinson &
Son.
Clothing—Straase & Goldsmith.
Joyous Julep—J. L. Jordan.
—Heavy white frost yesterday morn
ing. Little to damage, though wo had
cloudless skies. A strong wind was blow
ing, which made the atmosphere hourly
colder.
—The steamer Farley left yesterday
morning for Baiubridge. The Wylly is
expected to-morrow.
—The Baltimore Store has overcoats
and taliuns that would keep one in a de
lightful condition even around tho North
polo.
—Every oue should vote Tuesday —
Georgians, so as to make Harris' majority
for Congress so heavy as to forever kill
Radicalism in this District; Alabamians
to redeem their State from misrule. Let
no cue be intimidated.
— lhe troops which passed through
horo Friday, from Alabama, were eu
route for Screviu couuty, Geo.
—The election in Alabama occurs next
Tuesday, but hoforo that time Hoffman,
Rich & Co. will sell you tho very best of
elotbiug at figures that would cause a
beggar to blush for shame if he asked for
lower figures.
—Bishop Gross is in,Macon,and has visi
ted Pio Nono Cullego, where ho was
warmly greeted by tho students. Ho will
not dedicate the college until tho statue
of tho Madonna, presented to the college
by Popo Pius IX, which is now in New
lurk, has arrived.
—There are many things in life to re
gret, but those who desire genteel cloth
ing will bless tho day they visited tho
Baltimore Store.
—Skillmati, of Enfanla, has sold that
spleudid pair of sorrel horses that made
a milo in 2:27 and took the $100 premi
um at tho Goorgia State Fair, to Mr. ().
II. Jones, of Atlanta, for $ 1,000.
—Tho Baltimore Storo has tho very
latest in the shirt, cravat, collar aud dress
line, nnd tho most plensaut underclothing
ever seen in Columbus.
—The roportn among our best citizens
that M. L. Paterson, Esq., radical candi
date for Judge over the river, is respond
bio for tho presonco of United States
troops nnd so many Deputy Marshals
Russell county, Ala.
Look at Thin l
Wo ahull olfor from this date our entire stock
of Dress do ids, Ribbons, Luces, Trimmings,
and all Fancy Good*, AT AND BELOW
GOST FOR GASIl. Our stock of Staple
Goods Is now complete, and will bo gold as low
as tho lowest, for cash. Wo invito all to cull
aud bo convinced. No charge for showing
goods. JOHN McGOUGII & UO.
Special X’otlee,
Those Indebted to us are respectfully
quested to c.ill and guttle, nnd save the troutdo
of being called on. Wo havo exteudod tho
favor, and wo want our money.
novl d0&\v4t
.MoGOUGH &CO.
Colder.
Yesterday grow colder ns tho hours
passed on. Heavy white frost in morn
ing. Too dry for much damage. Tele
grams report considerable snows in the
North aud Northwest. This accounts for
tho cold in this latitude. Yesterday, a
year ago, the therm meter early in the
uoruing stood at 82 degrees, aud there
ivas plenty of frost and ice.
At the JVew York Store.
A largo lot of best Kid Gloves, colo-
bruted patent bland, at $1.00 aiul $1.50
a pair, in black, white aud colors, just
received.
oct28 8. Landauer.
Shawls? Shawls '! Shaivls!!!
At Peacock & Swift’s.
oct2fid.fcwtf
MUSCOGEE SUPERIOR COURT.
TIIE FALL SESSION COMMENCES MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 9Tn.
Tho following shows the number of
oases which stand for trial on tho several
dockets: Common law, 123 ; appeal, 57;
claim, 8(1; equity, 80 ; Illegality, 8 ; mo-
, (1; State, 120, of which two are for
murder and tho rest for minor offences.
For misses’ nnd children's school Shoes,
broad heels and extension soles, go to
novl <»t Bedell & Ware’s.
Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant.
This is the very best establishment of
the kind in the country, nnd everything
retailed at wholesnlo prices. Tho fine
stock of Liquors is being retailed at 15
euts. Call and bo satisfied,
octld tf J. W. Ryan.
Tho latest novelties in Neckwear at tho
Baltimore Clothing House. tf
For Real Meershaum Pipes
Call nt Bnhlor’s, No. 81 Broad Street,
next to New York Store.
See horo, John, hero is tho cheapest
extension hand-sewed Boot that I have
seen. Only $i). At
novl (It Bedell & Ware’s.
Montgomery and Columbus.
Tho Montgomery papers are again
chirping that old, played-out song nbout
Montgomery being a better market than
Columbus by ^0 to jjo per pound. Now,
that’s pure stuff, ns all shippers know.
Columbus quotes what cotton will
bring in greenbacks, and not like Mont
gomery, in goods at 150 per cent, advance
and Alabama Statu certificate, 80 pur
cent, below par, nnd which can bo used
only for tho payment of taxes. You can
make a very high quotation when yon pay
for half the cotton in goods, as all in this
cuiiutry knows Alabama does. Quota
what tho farmer gets in money, and stop
that old balderdash that belongs to the
little country towns. A shipper would ho
a fool to stay in Montgomery if ho could
buy cotton cheaper in Columbus—that's
one thing certain. So quit that foolish
boast—for it's absurd. Columbus, with
tho exception of one yeur has every sea
son since tho war, warehoused more cot
ton than Montgomery.
RECOLLECTIONS OF IS4H.
JVom the Enquirer of July* August and
September.
Comparative Weather.
This week, the one commencing to-day,
last year, wo had four rainy days and the
thi riuometer averaged sixty-three de
grees.
Attention.
In consequence of a ohango we arc
about to make in our business, we will
sell our entire stock of Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods AT COST.
Strause & Goldsmith.
KNOW ALL MEN
That at the popular and long established
Restaurant and Saloon of
Clias, Hoy man Jt Co.
tho best of Meals, Wines, Liquors nnd
Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro
ho 1 to publico. octl If
Die
1 Goods very cht np at
d&w Peacock & Swift's.
Carpets l Carpets /
Going at low prices, at
oct28 ood The Virginia Store.
The
Iugran
Alubiu
Betts
names.
A Funny Cause.
reason tho Rads want to arrest Col.
1 and bin son, of Russell county,
in, is lli.it tlioy remarked, while
and Pelham, under disgu'sed
wero at their liouso, that only one
Radical had ever voted at Uohee, and lie
felt so mean lie cried about it tho day af
ter, nnd there never should bo, if they
could help it. Belts aud Pelham, from
Opelika, sent a United States Marshal
after them, hut tlio Marshal took no pris
oners. Tho father and son will vote on
Tuesday.
Moved.
T. S. Spear is now at No. 101 Broad
strict, in tho Watch and Jewelry busi
ness, and iH also Agent for tho well known
Remington Sewing Machine.
Watches, Clocks nnd Jewelry repaired
with neatness and dispatch.
I invito tho visits of tho public gen-
rally. oct20 wlt&dlf
Summer Dress Goods at half-price;
supply of superior Black Alpacas, Fancy
Full aiul Winter Dross Goods, selling as
tonishingly low at
ooll Chapman & Verstille’s.
Political Speaking—The Petplc Aroused.
Major A. R. Calhoun, by invitation,
addressed a largo audience at Wucoohoe,
Lee county, Alabama, yesterday. Ho ad
dresses a mass meeting of Democrats and
Conservatives ut Montgomery to-morrow
night, an urgent invitation having been
telegraphed by tho State Executive Com
mittee.
At Waenoeheo tho assemblage was very
R large, including many colored. The
spoccli produced a profound impression
on the minds of the many who heard it,
aud moved all to do their utmost to re
deem their State.
lion. David Clopton nnd Col V. S.
Murphy spoke at Seale, Russell county,
yesterday, with powerful effect.
Gen. S. Houston, Democratic nnd Con
servative candidate for Governor of Aln-
baina, speaks in Opelika to-morrow.
Tho whites ore everywhere aroused and
all moan to veto next Tuesday, spite of
United Slates Marshals.
Remember
Bolder the Tobacconist is located now at
No. 8i Broad Street. octll-tf
At Edmuds> Furniture Store,
A full liuo of medium and low priced
Walnut Chamber Suits, new aud beauti
ful designs.
A lot of thoRo superior Rattan Baskots,
Children’s Carriages, Boys’ Wagons and
Veloo'pedes, Window Shades, Ac., Ac.
octll liu
The Month of November.
It commences to-day. It derives its
name from tho Latin Novem, min. It
was the ninth month of the old Roman
year, aud was made the eleventh in tho
Gregorian calendar. It was one of the
ten months of the year of Romulus, and
consisted originally of thirty days, which
number was afterwards changed to twen-
ty-uiie, probably by tho Decemvers.
Julius Ctosar gave it thirty-one, but Au
gustus restored it to its original number.
By tho heathen Saxbus it was called Blot-
monatli, because in this month they sacri
ficed those they slew to the Gods. It
corresponds to parte of Marheshran and
Kislin of tho Hebrew calendar and to the
eudof Brumairuand the greater part of
jnairo of the French revolutionary
8 *1777^"“ ot Gold “ nd
?" *" *° fooml at
Witoob & Xina,’, HLoro
octll «od£w 8m
Arrest by Marshal Williford.
United Staton Deputy Marshal Williford
arrested day beforo yesterday — Punk*
nrd, n citizen of Coffee county, Alabana,
on a charge of bciug one of a party who
broke up a negro camp meeting near
Cliutonvillo, Alabama. Pankard was
ried to Montgomery Friday morning
last.
Notice—Arlthmattc Made Easy.
Prof. J. II. Miller will give a Free Lou
turo on the above subject in Springer’
Opera House, in this city, on Monday
Novombor 2d, commencing at 8 o’clock
p. M.
Tho public, both male aud female, are
respectfully invited.
Como one! Como all!
The subject is one that should demand
your favorablo consideration.
It*
Think of it! Only £7 for an extensio
hand-sewed Congress, at
jvl Ot Bedell A Ware's.
Clothing.
A lino and well selected stock of Cloth
ing which must he sold by January 1st,
will bo disposed of at a great sacrifice.
Straubs A Goldsmith.
Democratic Meeting at Seale.
Judge Clopton addroisod ft large <
course of citizens, including many ne
groes, yesterday. The meeting was very
enthusiastic, and doubtless resulted in
good. Other gentlemen wore to address
tho meeting in the afternoon, after our
reporter left.
vom
Pric
Tho most durable Boot
Scotch-bottom, hand-sowed.
$8.60. At
novl (»t Bedell A Ware's.
tho
only
Fine Fruit.
Ladies will find at tho‘‘Narrow Guage
Store” of Jns. Treadway, tho finest
apples in the city. It
xprricnce teaches that iu ordor to get
well suited in Boots and Shoes, buy from
the largest, nml host assorted stock in this
uarket. This you will find at
novl Ct Bedell A Ware’s.
Re:
'rat.
I)r. W. J. Fogle has removed his Dental
Olttco from the Goorgia Home building
to liis new place of business, over Wittich
A Rinsel's storo. Hero ho will coutinuo
tho practice of Operative nnd Mechanical
Dentistry, and will bo glad to moot his
friends. oct2 tf
The proprietors of the Columbus Water
Works merely kept tho city tanks aud res
ervoirs filled by means of pumps.
Tho last state meat wo find of the cot
ton receipts in Columbus ism July. They
wero then 5(1,785 bales.
Tho committee of twenty-one, ap
pointed by a citizens’ mooting, requested
Council to appropriate $500 to give a bar
becue to tho returned Mexican volunteers,
aud Alderman J. A. Loo offered a resolu
tion to that effect. Lost. Yoas—Aider-
men Andrews, Clarion, Johuson and J.
A. L. Lee. Noes—Allen, Brooks, Cole
man, Hall and Jones.
R. Sims, Wiley Williams, Hon. W. T.
Colquitt, R. H. Clark, Willis A. Hawkins,
Hon. M. J. Wellborn, Benj. W. Clark,
J. C. Moungcr and Thos. C. Speer wore
admitted to practice law iu the Supreme
Court in July.
Tho reporters stato that Daniel Webster
speaks at the rato of 80 to 100 words a
minute; Mr. Clay 180 to 100, and Mr.
Calhoun from 100 to 200.
Tho Warm Springs, in Meriwether
county, averaged fifteen to twenty arri
vals per day iu August. Tho lists are
published in the Enquirer.
Late iu July and early iu August began
the uprising in Ireland, headed by Smith
O’Brien, Mealier, John Mitchell and oth-
English troops were being concen
trated at Waterford, Cork and other
points. As tho world knows, tho insur-
uu was put dovmi and tho leaders ex
iled.
Buena Vista was declared tho perma
nent site of Marion county, nnd tho loca-
commissiouers advertise building
lots to bo sold on September 7th. The
commissioners wore Win, llurdugo, S. J.
McMicliael, W. A. Bell, Abel Champion,
Thos. Everiugham, Wiley Wiggins nnd
John M. Minter.
Just hoforo tho adjournment of Con
gress Senator Butler, of South Cnroliun,
accused Senator Benton, Missouri, of di
vulging tho secret proceedings of tho
Senate. Benton replied that he Hung tho
lio in tho teeth of any man that charged
with dishonorable conduct. Butler
sent him a challenge by Foot, of Missis
sippi, and Benton, not regarding Foot a
gentleman would not accept the invita
tion from his bauds. Johnson, of Mary
land, was substituted, and Benton ac
cepted. Tho Affair was afterwards amica
bly settled.
A fire iu Albany, Now York, burned five
hundred houses, nnd caused a less of
$200,000.
Tho City Light Guards passed tributes
to the motuory of Corporal Benjamin U.
Cowdery.
Congress passed a bill dividing Georgia
into two judicial districts. Tho counties
of Harris, Talbot, Upson, Monroe, Join s,
until, Hancock, Warren, aiul all cotm-
Jowelry repaired and made to order.
Engraving aiul Watch Repairing dono at
Wittich A Kinsel’i
Cash make
novl (Jt
ots and Shoes cheap, at
Bedell A Ware’s.
Prices of Cotton.
Middling cotton is now fully one quar
ter cent higher than last year nt this
date. Last season it reached its lowest
point on November 7th, when it wi
quoted at l-{o. Tho next week it rose
cent and a quarter and continued to go up
until May when it reached its highest
point. It commenced faling in Juuo.
There nro maty who expect an advunco
on present prices in a short time, and
many lots, iu conscqueuoe, are withheld
from market.
ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING
Made to Order at Stork Prices
Perfect Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Our Mr. Thomas has just returned
from Now York with a choice lino of
New Samples, and wo are now taking
orders for Dress nnd Business Suits, hav
ing made satisfactory arrangements for
tho manufacture of our Custom Clothing
with special care and at short notice, by
those well known manufacturers of fine
clothing, Messis. W. A. Howell A Co., of
Newark, N. J.
Give us your orders onily, and wo w
do our best to plcnso you, being deter
inod Hint our friends aud customers shall
not pay any Broadway tailors fancy pric
for having their clothing made to order.
BopJ7 tf Thomas A Prescott.
demand of you ou sight whether you in
tended to he so understood ;'nnd if you
said you did, I should slap your jaws.
When l met you at tho Glades, I stated
to you what I hud heard, and nsked yon
if you meant to ho so understood. You
replied negatively, nud stated wlmt you
had said, which«was entirely satisfactory
to me. Wh it I then stated to you
was prompted by no motive
or feeling whatever, hut a considera
tion of what I doomed duo, no 1o>*h
to you than to myself. I told you in
person what I ha l said to others I should
do iu case you should avow having
charged mo with being a “Traitor to tho
South.” My manner and languago in this
particular, were intended to evince noth
ing but that spirit of candor and frank
ness, which ovor has, and I trust over
wi 1, charactoiizo my conduct, and which,
I thought, was fully understood l»y you
and all who heard w hat occurred between
us. Yours most respectfully,
Alexander H. Stephens.
Judge Cone afterwards published a
card to tho public; but enough of this
this week. Judge Cone was a largo man ;
Stephens a stripling in appearance. Tho
case was never brought to trial. Tho
cutting affair oconrrod in tho old Hotel iu
Atlanta.
Married, August 25tli, by Rev. R. T.
Marks, R. A. Cox, of Knoxville, Teun.,
nnd Miss E. A., daughter of Darius Cox,
of this county; in Russell county, on Au
gust 7th, by Rev. B. M. Ware, James
Comer ami Miss L'lUra B. liayes—all of
Russell county, Ala.; at Col. James Black
mon's residence, at Stone Muiintaiu, on
August 20 h, L. A. G. Allen, of Virginia,
to Miss M. A. Meadway; of Columbus,
Georgia.
Died, August 251 h, Mary Jane, oldest
daughter of Noil G. Smith, aged II years
nml 2 mouths.
The Fin
Imported and Key West Cigf
ler’s, No. 81 Broad Street.
s at Bail
out ll-tf
Clocks from $8 upwards, guaranteed
to give satisfaction, enn ho had at
Wittich A Kinhel’h Store.
The Geo. IF. Wylly.
A dispatch from (’apt. J. Whiteside
states this steamer left Enfanla yesierday
at 10 a. m. for Columbus, aud is working
finely. The hog chains have been re
placed by now ones. Tho hoat^will he at
tho wharf to-dny.
LIQUORS, WINES, etc.
ROSETTE & LAWHON,
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers.
I iCY&Jbt'oniblniUlon Needle. Back,
At this Establishment PUKE nil UNADUI.TEUATED LUIUOUS aro eolil.
Brandiea, Rum, Gin, Winei, Whiskies of all qualities, ten different brands.
IlOSETTE & LAWHON
ARE AGENTS FOR THE ORANGE RIFLE POWDER.
novl ootlfcw3in
Solti at Now York price, freights added.
ROSETTE & LAWHON.
GROCERIES.
W. J. WATT.
.1. A. WALKER.
0. II. WATT.
WATT & WALKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Corner under Itiinkin House,
H ave now in store and to arrive, everything usually kept in
a First Class Provision Storo, to-wit:
50 hlids. Clear Rib Bacon Sides.
50 “ Bacon Shoulders.
25 boxes Ice-Curcd White Meat.
150 Rolls Heavy Bagging.
450 Bundles Iron Tics.
200 bblB. Flour, all grades.
50 “ Whiskey.
100 " Sugar, and everything in quantily and qual
ity to suit the most fastidious.
Soap, Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c
Will have FLORIDA SYRUP a> soon as tho season will permit Its
being shipped. W'Don't forgot the placo.
WATT A. WALKER.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Speaking In RrownwlUe lst*t Night.
Thoro was a good deal of political en
thusiasm in Brownevillo laHfc night. A
largo crowd, white i»ul colored, gathered
near the stores t«> hear a speech from Bill
Burch, tho colored Democratic orator,
who spoke with good e ffect. Good, sensi
ble talks were also made by other colored
and white Democrats. That portion of
Leo is all right, and Tueedny will witness
tho heaviest vote ever polled iu tho
Brownevillo heat.
Having had in our employ on Agent that we have discovered to bo simply
diminutively insignificant and contemptuously unworthy, unreliable, indo
lent and dishonest fellow, through whom an impression hat become current
that we are about discontinuing our business in Columbus, wo desire to say
that notwithstanding any and all such representations that may be or may
have been made, we aro determined to make our Machino moro prominently
known than ever.
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY.
If you want Cheap Crockery R'lll on
It K. A. Ennis.
Jordan’s Joyous Julep
rnlgia beyond Question.
II cure Noil-
rice 50 < untH.
A lot of fine flower vases nt
A. Ennis'
ties south of the Southern District—court
to be held at Savannah; all counties
north of thorn to constitute the Northern
District—court to he held nt Marietta.
An intelligent Mexican youth who ac
companied Col. J. S. Calhoun ou Lis re
turn from the war was drowned while
bathing in tho river on Sunday, August
27th. Ilis body was recovered.
Will. F. Serroil was elected surveyor of
Columbus by Council.
Tho new sfaides of Messrs Hatcher &
Fitts, on Oglethorpe street, near tho Epifi- I ^» ew York prices, hold at
copal Church, wore hurhod on Hun day Wittich & Kinbf.l’h.
night, Sept ember 3d, with twenty-one — —
horses. This is tho third time their sta- j An entire now stock of lino Jewelry
b'es have been burned ou the sarno spot, has been received at
At the Virginia Store.
Cloth S.iequos, Shawls, Furs, Corsots,
Kid Gloves, Fancy Ties, Embroideries,
Ladies* Moriuo Underwear, Ac., nil
cheap. oct28 ood
aud Silver Fluted Ware ot
Solid Silv
Coflin
Caskets and Metalie Burial
Tho newest and befit patterns, and at rea
sonable prices, and a full lino of Coflin
Trimmings and Mountings, at Edmunds’
Furniture Storo, 1)8 Broad Street,
octll lrn.
Country Productions,
Wo have received from Mr. A. 8. Har
ris a stalk of sugar cane that has lifleen
joints, is eight feet high, aud weighs
7 3*1(5 pounds.
Dr. Trammel, of Cus c eta, sends us su
per b Bpecimoos of sweet potatoes, grown
011 poor piney-woods land. They average
twelve pounds to tho hill. Some will
weigh two pounds each.
Bilv
pres
:r Flute 1 War
Is, h ss than
wale by
, suitable for bridal
*ow York cost, for
It
It. A. Ennis.
Ke\
Call at Huhlrr’s
r Store, No. 84 Broad street, next to
e, for anything good in tho
t k H to
Smoking line.
octll-tf
Chap
The Deputy Marshals.
The two Deputy Marshals from Opelika
who wore horo a few daj's since, weut
homo and resigned, and now show they
are gentlemen at heart by openly joining
the party of purity South. Our friend
ltoquemoro, who likes a joke, says that
while the commissions of Deputy Mar
shals arc of no account iu Georgia, yet 1 Hli ,i W |U
they are promptly Cashed in Columbus.
Read This.
•tn A Verst ilie maintain their well
>wn reputation fur selling tho Lest and
ut stylish goods, at the lowest prices.
Oct 25 tf
ver Fluted Spoons ami Forks, less
New York cost, for sale by
It. A. Ennis.
to 1
s and i
Under tho head of Fainful Intelligence,
tho following is published : To the oper
ator in the Columbus oilice: Hon. A. 11.
Stephens was stabbed yesterday just be
fore tho cars left Atlanta ; was attacked,
knife in hand, l>y Judge Cone, of Green
county, and cut in several places beforo
Mr. 8. had made any resistance. The ex
citement was so great tbut it was with
difficulty that Cone’s execution* 011 the
spot was prevoutod. Groat excitement
prevails horo.
Macon Telegraph Office, Sept. 4.
A friend telegraphs tho paper this from
Macou :
Cone met Stephens, demanded verbal
explanation with regard to letter, which
was refused ; words followed : Cone gavo
tho lio. Stephens struck him with n
small stick. Cone, with a knife, gavo
several blows— oue penetrated tho cavity,
two in tho side and ono in each hand.
Wounds bad, but Dr. Eva thinks not mor
tal. Cone under examination when cars
loft. Great excitement. Cone hud his
knifo drawn when lie approached Ste
phens.
Cone, in a published card, denies (his,
and said lio did not draw a knife—a
small pockot ono, until Stephens struck
him iu the face with a stick.
Tho Atlanta Miscellany of Sept. Dili
says tho innumerable friends of Hon A.
II. Slephons will be gratified to learn
that lio is rapidly recovering from his
wounds and gathering strength every day.
He has been removed to tho residence of
his frioml, John F. Mims, Esq., where lie
remains until our (Whig) great mast
meeting ou the l lih.
We find this in tho Enquirer of tho
121k:
MESSRS. CONE ANI) STEPHENS—COIH'.EKPON-
If you want a nice Opera-top, hand-
sawed Boot for $9.50, go to
novl Gt Bedell A Ware's.
lUtinno to bo the chief study
mankind. Among tho innumerable ways
an excellent ono is to buy your goods of
tho ono price, first-class dry goods house
of Chapman A Verstille’s. Oct 25 tf
II m. A. II. Stephens has placed nt our
disposal n copy of tho correspondence
between Francis II. Cone nud him'olf,
says tho Atlanta Miscellany, in relation to
tho unwarranted and distardly assault
upon him in that city ou Sunday lust.
Wo submit it to our readers without com
ment :
[CONE TO STEPHENS.
Grkknhborougii, August 2(5th, 1848.
Dear Sir—You will recollect what
passed nt the time I met you at tho bar
becue in Putnam.
In tho remarks yon made it never struck
mo ut tho time that you wero in earnest.
The previous relation that hud existed
betweou us, tho manner in which you
mot me, and tho utter improbability of
tho act left no doubt on my mind that
you made tlio remarks iu a jocular way.
I have since been informed that you were
iu earnest, and really intended to slap my
money has been ‘ jaws. Lot mo know tho truth in relation
to the matter. liespoctfully,
Francis II. Cone.
[STEPHENS’ REPLY. ]
Moniicello, Ga., Aug. 21), 1848.
Dear Sir: Your letter of the 20th inst.
Wrnioii AKinsei.’h
Jewelry Store.
Cashmeres, Silks, «tr.
Elegant lines of Dress Goods in now
sly Its, marked at prices to insure speedy
snlo. Determined to reduce my large
stock, I tun offering unprecedented bar
gains. II. T. Crigleu,
ocl28 ood Virginia Store.
New Prints
uck at
The Virginia Store.
Koccivcd every
oct28ood
Board.
A choice front room, furnished or un
furnished, with board. Also, Day Board
ers will bo taken at reduced rates.
Apply to Mrs. M. C. Laiiy,
ocUU fit Meigs House, Front St.
Beautiful Black Alju.
oot2fidAwtf
Go and See and Judge for Yoursvlv
Chapman A Vors'illo, DO Broad street,
aro selling Eagle aud Kentucky Joans,
Virginia Cnssimeros, Cotton and W
Flannels, Brown and blear.ho.1 Domcstiiy
Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Ln
Trimmings, and Notions of all kinds, nt
satisfactory prices. Oct 25 tf.
ang7 «M>.11y
BOOTS AND SHOES.
KOB’TC. POPE.
JAS. W. LONG.
WTES'W
BOOT and SHOE STORE.
3NTo.
WE ARE RECEIVING AND OPENING AT
104 33rocLd Street,
NEXT HOOK TO J. KYLE A VO.
AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
il'ombi nation Needle* Boon,
in os. Send stump. DEAN A UO..
Now Bedford, Maas. — *
W °«WW;
week warranted. No capital required, Ar*
ticulaiH nml valuable aamplca sent free. Ad«
dross, with 0 rent return stamp, U. BOSS,
Willliimaburg, N. Y.
SUBSCRIPTION B00KSJ?t!
gAtuly illustriood. Great Inducements to
Agent*. For term* ami circular*, addreea.
Nkw World Pumlishing (Jo., Phllod'a. 4w
At home, malo
fai«nll VVfi 8011(1 valuable package of
iur <tJ.luoor]8 by mall tree. Address with
ten coats roturn stamp, Ai. YOUNG, 173 Green,
wich atroot, N. Y. 4*
WATrTED-A^ST8ir g th ^ 0 ,ts 8 Ti
for HOLMAN'S
NEW _
I, 300 Illustrations.
J. Holman a (Jo.,
Ing Priae Sta.
.?« out. Sample package, post-
mild, tor 26c. Circulars free. J. BRIDE, 7«T
Broadway, N. Y. 4*
Agents Wanted! Diploma Awarded*
930 Arch st., Philo. 4w
For
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
PUT UP ONLY IN III.UK BOXES.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by Druggists. 4w
AGENTS,
os
WANTED
K EVER PUnLlailED.
I KVERY-Mf
I tf AMS.
Contains 20,000 'Recipes for everything, (bona
Jidc number: beware of lmluilons). Abso
lutely imliHpenruble to all clas.^os, earing
-mmoy dally to every buyer. Selling faster
ban any other throe hooks combinedt Six
teen page circular and extra term* treo. F. A.
Hutchinson A (Jo., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4w
i
W a tors 1 New Scale Pianos,
Nt|t r AKE AND UPRIGHT,
Aro the bust made. Tho touch olastlo, the
tone l oworlul, pure and oven through the en
tire scale, yet mellow and swoet.
WATERS* (JONOEHTO ORGANS cannot
culled in tone or beauty; they defy com*
TJi j Concerto Stop Is a'lino fmita-
l’rlces extremely
petit h
lion ol tho Human Voice.
iiteil mr nix year*.
low for caHh or part ett»h, and balance In
monthly payment*. Second-hand Instruments
at great 1 iiiuains. Agout* wan to 1. A liberal
Tonchor*, Ministers, Churches,
The Mason & Hamlin
Organ Company,
winners of throo highest Medals and Diploma
Her t he itnust assortment of the best Cabinet
Organs In tho world, including new styles
witli recent improvements, not only exolu-
phuis of easy payments,
ever ollured. Organ* ranted with privilege of
purchase, to almost any part of the country.
First payment Ud or upwards. Illustrated
catalogues and circular*, with lull particulars,
sunt l roe on requost. Address
MASON & HM31 LIN ORGAN CO.,
4w Boston, New Yorh, or Chicago.
POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE!
—$20—
WILL BUT A
First Mortgage Premium Bond
or TUB
Now Y orlx.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO,
BOOTS AND SHOES
O UR STOCK IS ALL NEW AND FRESH, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAUTUK
or*’ hands, and made lor us.
mlgu
Pai
WI! KKPA1K ALL llll*l»INUN FULL OF CTIARUF,
9 satisfaction in evory Instance.
l’OPE fit LONG.
COTTON WAREHOUSES.
L. M. HU I Ills.
M. W1M.IAM8.
BURRUS & WILLIAMS,
Warehouse & Commission Merchants,
AI
i.tobama Warehouse, Columbus, (Ha.
Full Stock of Bagging and Tios on hand.
the Brown Cotton Gin.
•legman, and will ho pleased to s
Wo also soil
II Ills Old fill lldrl.
A. M. AI.LKN.
TKTUK PUKKIl.
Fontaine Warelionse.
Erenrh Drop B* Ete,
For Luilics’ 8ucqucs nml Cuvotiugs, ut
Fla cock & Swift's.
oo(2fii1&wtf
Wholesale and Retail.
Josisi’H A Buothlu lmvu now on hand 11
stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which
they offer to the piibli c on Ike most
favorablo tonus. Everything needed by
tho wholesale or retail purchaser, which
can bo bought iu nny quantity as cheap
a« in any house iu Georgia. They have
many lines of Hpeeia-lies. They desire
all to come and examine for themselves.
All linos of Eagle and I’honix goods con
stantly on hand. oct7 fim
Near Prints,
Bleached Goods and 80.1 Islands, at
Fkacock & Swim
oc!2fidA.wtf
Wleu la
Attention
and Wi.vr
- complete,
lilted
My F;
Goons is
at the very low; am
Purtios indebted to
requested to call ami
money.
Blkachi d and Bin
This.
:i; stock of Duy
and I offer them
t for the cash.
aro respectfully
tlo, as I need tlio
T. K. Blanciiaud,
_ 12fi Broad Street.
n Homespuns are
j war. Convince
; at
Bl
Fine Kentucky Horses.
I will offer for a few days two poir of
vory fine Match Horses and four Single
Harness Horses, well broke. They will
Tho largest and best stock of Kid
Gloves in Columbus will bo found nt
Blanch Aim’s. A good twQ-button kid for
$1; Harris’ Victoria two-button kid for
bo Hold vory low, a» I am dotenrnned to j *'^ ; perfectly soamlono two-bulton
closo ont. Parties wanting horses will
not havo such opportunity again. Now
to bo hood at Uaiuuid’n atables.
«ot*7 ot fl „
O. £uun.
kid for $
French China Tea Sets, 44 piecas, Ten
Dollars.
It li. A. Ennis.
At T. E. Blanci. nil's,
you can buy Black Sil
any market in America
123 Broad street,
as cheap as iu
Como and see.
If 1110 druggist offers any kind of herb.
was handed mo by Col. King on Friday , flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious-
evening last in Madison, and should havo ] ness, or any other ailment, tell him that
been answered earlier, but for tho want I you want medicine, not a bar-room drink,
of tho necessary leisure and a convenient | Ask him for Dit. Walkku’h California
opportunity. And in reply now yon will j Vinegar Bitters, the best regulating
allow mo to say that I was perfectly in preparation known, and which yon kuow
earnest in what I said to you at tho time is freo from “Satan’s Elixir.” lleject all
alluded to by you. I was informed that; tho fiery “Tonics” and “Appetizers," and
you had charged mo with being a “traitor 1 cliug to that remedy. Thoro is no modi-
to the South,"and I had said that I should ! ciue that compares with it. ootl4 lw
ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants
OOXaTTlJISXrCS C5-.A.-
CLOTHINC.
THOMAS & PRESCOTT
A
RE NOW RECEIVING TI1E1K NEW
ul Winter of 1*74 an.I
EXCELLENT
Business Suits
Elegant Dress Clothing!
All at Priocs Lower than Ever.
Culuintjur, Ga., Sept. 10,1874. 1
F. AENCHBACHER,
Tailor and Cutter.
LI. ORDERS WILL HE ATTKNDED
N. H.—No work (leilvored until pnl«l fur.
Call at iny room* over Pearo te Nor-
nan’* Book Store, Broad street.
nnicHB making
N ITS DIFFERENT HKANOHES EX.
- os. Alst
.Stumping for Embroidery ami lira
men’s Sewing dono with Dispatch
socialod with mo Mis* Hattim Hahtinu, who
will he itloiiKoil to see her Iriondx. Room* over
1>0use A NuriuHU’a Hook Store.
oo4 *B4t MBS. U. F. FOGARTY.
Largest Stock, Best Goods,
Lowest Prices I
BALTIMORE
88 Broad Street.
Business Suits,
Walking Suits,
Dre&s Suits,
Ovor Coats, Talmas, &c.
A complete assortment oi
Youths’ and Bovs' Clothing.
A lino lino of
Whito and Fancy Shirts,
Under Shirts, Noekties,
Scarfs, Hats, Caps,
2d Premium Drawing, Dee. 7, IS
•Id Kories Drawing, January 4, 1
EVMtY BOND will ho Ket’eetnod with
Premium, us an oquivulottl lor Intoreit.
Capital Premium,8100,00
Address, for Bond* and full Information,
MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A GO.,
inatidnl Aircnt*, 23 Park Row, N. Y.
I’oht Olfleo Drawer 22. 4w
First Grand Gift Concert.
MONTPELIER
Female Humane Assoeiat’n
At Alexandria, Va.
nrovombor 80, 1S74.
LIST OF GIFTS.
1 Grand UuBh Gilt 41100,000
1 Grand Cana Gilt £0,<JC0
1 Grand • ’auh Gift 26,0 0
lo Cash Gilts, i]ilo,000 eauli 100,000
lb (Just 1 Gifts, 6,000 each 76,000
bo Cadi Gilts, i,(ioo each 60,000
100 CuhIhlifts, 600 each 60.000
1.0 OCaHh Gilt*, 100 each 100,000
1.000 Cush Gifts, 60 each 60,000
2o,oi 0 Cash Gilts, 20 ouch 400,OoO
22,178 Cash Gift*, amounting to #1,000,000
Mi ll III-It OP TICKETS, 100,000.
l'RIOIfi OK TlOKJtm
Whole Tioket* *20 00
Halvua....
Guartor*
Eighth* or ouch Coupon*
. ....... 260
b\4 Ticket* lor 100 00
Tho Montpelh-r Female Humane Associa
tion, eharterod by tho Legislature of Virginia
and the Circuit Court ol Urunga county, pro-
po*o8 by a Grand Gill Concert to establish and
end..
tuto Ladle* of Vlrpinlii,” at Montpelier, the
former rcsidum o ol President James Madison.
Governor's Okkick, Richmond, July 3,1874.
It afford* mo pleasure to say that I an _
lualtited with u largo majority of the oittefra '
and 1 attcHtthetr Intelligence and their w’nrtli
and high reputation as geutleinrn, a* welt as
tho puldlc confidence, influence and kUbiiM-
tlal mean* liberally represented among them.
JAS. L. KEMPER, Gov. or Vo. v
Alexandria, Va., July 8,1874.
• * • 1 commend them a* gent* of honof .
and Integrity, uud fully entitled to tho ooafi*
deuce of the public. R. .W HUGHES.
U. S. Judge Eastern Disc, of VA
Further references by permission: Hi*Ex
cellency Giloert (J. Walker, ox : Goven»or of
by pel
| Walaer, _ _
Va.; lion. Robert E. Withers, LluuUGov. of
Va. and U. t>. Senator olect; Senators and
Member* of Congro>* from Virginia.
Kumlttauoe* lor ticket* may he made by «S".
prous, prepaid, irostofUce money ordor 01%'
WiiBhlnulon, D. O.. or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, Ao., M29
for circulars. Address,
lion. JAMES HARBOUR,
Presd’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va,
Hollablo Agents wanted everywhere.
oetl« 4*
HAVE YOU TRIED
JUKUBEBAIr
ai»r vnn ■*
Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated 7
Ar© ye
required inf#
of making ?
Then try JUKUBEIIA, tho wouderfti!
Tome and Invigorutor, which acts so beuoflcially
no us to impart vigor (oatt
tho vital fori
» alcoholic iippotiEcr, which stimulates
let t\io sufferer full
hit depth of mini ry, but it is a vcgotable
’ting directly on tho livor uud spleen. - |*
It roguliitcN the BowoIn, quiets the
’ ’ healthy tone to the whole
nako the iuvalid feel like a
It* operation In not violent, bat 1*
mrucU-rui-d b> print guntlmesa; the patient ex« *
uddun change, no marked reel*.
P-rh
blit gruduully bis troubles
“Fold their tents, like the Arab*,
And silently steul away."
Tliis is no new and untried discovery,
All good* warranted to bo as represented.
Give us a trial.
HOFFLIN, RICH & CO.,
88 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
WINDOW SASH FOR SAL
A t pierce a WOOD’S,T7Broodawewi
two doors below Wells A Uftttts’Shqf
lOXJJ, IS light., HUM*.MIL M>,|Mt,^«
1'Ixlx’ M “ “ tut,' k « i jo
mu, 18 “ «* ,.if, *• - . i."
f HUikm. Bl nd rwUatwi
0<Jtj U UMdfcW
Lip s»“U maul, fora
• extra. Huh Ooh'
Nail,, Rut', or
Look, an,: all oi..
n tbU mark at All my
ttmol.M, 8X10 18 Elg'it' Bllo.l. ......OTP,
ttKIS I. with u», anti will la s,. thou, gih'<1. ..oil uno*. halor. lonlam.
inouOi. .I.uwli.r.
ootll axawtut* t, i, WOOD,
apor t
g'HHl. Hr. w* awl
—wi. rwrabMp.