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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1874. col. t'M it i DAILY M A UK ET. rr\V. • * | RADICAL FRAUDS. Clt 3 jtotttW, , j Iu Kuascll count/ the action of the 1 Radical authorities vtas marked liy a -CotnniMT «l i>:tt« on X*vr York ; characteristic want of decency. |wr rei»t dl«c<rtnit: on D>«ion V4 F^r cent. die- j At Girard, Daniel C<»llin«, 0 most on- connt; on .‘..varmaii i-r .-..t: ‘I'm*"'! ,M H* , com promising Rari.cal and candidate for oh KnMi ^ |er «• lit. Ilank* are •*!hng ch'-'-ka ‘ n on how York »t ' ,c pmaiinm; fevannah, at- j Coroner, was a Deputy State Marshal, innt<« an l Wontgorucry *t |«r. Oinrenry loan* . and his non acted in the Kruno capacity \U\% per ci*at per inontli. OoM and «ilw ! at Qiennviile. M. L. Patterson, an aspirant for Circuit t.—Market qnie' The wai I qool I full , I nferior — a- j OrJiu.rj ai**l utoinwl — Q— ] Good Ordinary 12K@— | low Middling ! Middling' :1 >« ] Oood Middling' — @— twin 4i9 balM. Kwoi|rt« 2X1 I'aIc*—TJ I., M. * 0. R. R.; 171 by •<;»»■ : 10 by X. * 8. It. It.; 21 by W. R. R.: 009 I'jr rirer; 10 by a. W. H. U Hlii|»in«-S»t* .'4 Ulet— 37 »»y S. W. 11. 11.; 19 for bom* con- •auction; 01-y W K. H. ZuklLT *T iTEMtSt Htin-k on hand Au/u-t Mat, 1874 1.0W Relived to-dlay 2*4 •• previously 18, 'JOJ—19,24*1 W 6G ll,Wl_lt,7ii) Shipped to-day. ?tock * Inn I . .*» Vi1 Hake n%r Last Yu* —Angu't 187?. 1.177; rec* ived entile day 3.V*; total receipt* 15,120; •lilpl^*! same tUyll; t.-Ul ahipm<-tit« 14,779; Stock 7,194: .•In :v.H. Middling* IV. U. B. 1'oaTS—It* < *fj4s f-ir 5 days 94,021; export* to Greet Britain 57,34-, to Continent 4,202, stock 411,111. WHOLESALE MARKET. ftAco*—8hmiW. m 5» V; rlr«r rib sides \l'/f IIulk Meat*—Sh.idJ-r* none; ion* char •Mm Iri'lla 12Ur; d<»me*t r \C,\^r. Iron Tir.s-Balid* £•; al'igalor 8‘^c. hf.\u—Ri fined A 12'<9 . -stra U 12*; C llj^r. C4,rrr.r.—Common 22c; choir* Me. Vutv*—Her l»bl—Western choke sap»rfln» 1*1 *o, f.mi'v |7 50; f 4 j. y *9; City Mills » $*i Vr; A 17, A A f s Pyaur—No Florid* in market. S ilt—ft 80 for Liverpool. Index to Sew Advertisements. A School Wanted—Address Post-Office Box ltd. Light Spring Wogou for Sale—M. E. Gray. Engle Manufacturing Company—Seo Notice of Stockholder*’ Meeting. Photograph Notice—Tiff Moore. Street Drumming—See Ordinance. Back Again—Van Hiper, at Moore's Gallery. Chamber oj Commerce. No quorum being proaent, the regular monthly meeting of thin hoard was not held lust night. A number of prominent gentlemen, however, being in attendance, diHCUMKcd informally several very impor tant interests of tho city, among them the disposition of the North nnd South Railroad, and what can bo douo to pro tect the aity’s interest in it. Muj. Allen gave notice of u called meeting next Monday evening, when he will present an address on this nnd other important sub jects. There should be a full attendance ou that occasion. 1‘olltlcal l*r ascription. A negro named .John Johnson, who voted the Democratic ticket in Girard on Tuesday, was badly beaten and left for dead that night, by Prank Miles nnd other negroes. Tho unfortunate was taken iu nnd kindly cared for by tho white Demo crats of the neighborhood. ./. JI. HU AM HALL, (!!!) Broad Struct, Columbus, (in.,) Watchmaker amI Jeweler, will repair Watohos, Clocks, and Jewelry neat nnd promptly. Is also tho only ngent for tint Singer Sewing Machines iu Columbus, (la., and has tho only genuine Hingor Company’s Needles for snlo. Best Machine Oil, Shuttles, Attachments and Needles for ull Machines always on hand for sale. Noo dles sent l»y mail. [nov3 tf Call at llnhler New Store, No. HI Broad street, next to New York Store, for anything good in the Smokiug liue. oetll-tf Read TIUh. Chapman »V Verstille maintain their well known reputation for selling tho best nnd most stylish goods, at the lowest pricos. Oct 25 tf Money. How to make and save money hns been and will continue to he the chief study of mankind. Among the innumerable ways an excellent one is to buy your goods of the one price, first-class dry goods house of Chapumu A Vorstillo’s. Oct 25 tf Tho largest and best stock of Kid Gloves in Ooluiuhus will ho found at 11i,anuiiari>'h. A good two-hut ton kid for $1- Harris' Victoria two-button kid for #1 50; perfectly seamless two-button kid for $2. At the New York Store. A large lot of best Kid Gloves, cele brated patent brand, at $1.00 and $1.50 a pair, iu black, white and colors, just received. net 28 S. Landauku. More Trouble in Louisiana. Since tho arrangements between the Kellogg and MeEnery governments have been announced, it was believed that things would he quiet, at least till nfte the election, but there is now greater agitation than ever, and on n different subject—that subject being tho next drawing of the Public Library of Ken tucky, at the Concert of Nov. 110. Every body iu Louisiana wants a ticket and n chance at the magnificent prizes, and the rush and excitement exceeds anything that has ever occurred in tho State. Judge on the negro ticket, was a Deputy U. S. Marshal at his precinct, and his nephew, Walter, another. The former consented to the opening of the hallot- box to take oat an alleged Georgia ne gro’s ballot. If this doe* not vitiate the vote at that point, the fact that Walker unlocked and went into the box twice during the election, and several times while the vote was being counted, cer tainly will. Ho had no Tight whatever with any key or control of the box. He wr.s only (.topped in his illegal interfor once by a “square out cussiu" from one of the mauageis. At Seale a vast number of illegal votes were cost. Hundreds who Lad never reg istered bore down on the handful of white and colored Democrats like a great black wave. After dark an alarm of fire was raised, and while the startled citizens rushed to what seemed to he the point of dauger, more than ono Radical moved just as rapidly to the polls. This looks like des ; gn. Tho counting of the voto had only reached about a hundred, when it was postponed until yesterday. A negro supervisor, Dick Woolfolk, toasted that he slept with the box in his arms. With such a custodian the purity of tho ballot is unquestioned and fraud impossi ble! O’Neal, tho candidate for Probate Judge on the Radical ticket,had n brother as supervisor at one precinct, and ho and another white man on tho same platform were active in their efforts to advance tho negroes, risking the salvation of their State for insignificant pi ivatu gain. We are told that men, with white ski appealed to tho Federal Lieutenant at Seale for the presence of his soldiers at tho polls, saying tho election was not going fairly. The officer, to his credit rop) ed thut it was his business to keej: order, and tho managers’ to control tho election. When these white men hav read the election news of yesterday' and this morning, they will begin to think they have sold out cheuply. Tho voting of Georgia negroes at Girard nnd other points by the Radicals, and numerous other frauds, are simply appall ing, and demand tho closest scrutiny. Wo believe, at the present writing, thut wo have carried Russell county, in the teeth of their frauds; hut if a different result is shown upon the first count rightoous sifting of the bullets will give the county into the hands of its tax payers. Chambers and Jones will repre sent old Russell in Alabama's next Legis lature, instead of two ignorant negroes, despite the efforts of their white laborers. —No Mayor’s Court yesterday. — rhe Julia 8t. Clair left yesterday for the lower river. —Bagging is being laid in the corridor floor of the Court House. Jewelers are getting out garters which cost $500 a pair. —The weather grows warmer, and the ground is as dry as a chip In mid-summer. — The youth who cried “Excelsior!" did not know that he was naming five out of six saloons In the country. —The remains of Mr. Oliver D«nforth ere buried in oar cemetery yesterday, ive of his children rest there. — “A moste t upprohium fidget jus out rage,” is what an educated colored gen tleman styles the election in Georgia. Every route to Colambus shows an increase of co*ton receipts to Columbus, except the North «fc Sooth Railroad, which \ a little behind. — It was a noted fact that many uegrof» ho voted at Girard Tuesdny had with them sacks to get their share of over- ed bacon. -It is said that the members who are very prompt in paying bets which have been lost on horse races, get very mud if they are pushed for pew rent. “Win, Van Fleet, of Stockton, Califor nia, reports a thousand ducks in one sea- frorn the eggs laid by twelve ducks, and it was not a big season either. —The only street talk is about the elections. The Democrats are jubilant over the unexpected victories. Many a bumper was drank because of the defeat of Beast Butler. — Ketchuru, colured, when here, was very fond of speaking of B. F. Butler as his friend. lie is now in Washington, we hear, and will find that his friend is not so powerful as he imagined. —I am afraid you will come to want, remarked an elderly lady of Columbus to a young man of the hauio city. “I have come to it already,” was his reply. “I want your daughter.” A rnarriuge is to reward his impudence. —Conductor Jeter’s passenger train was delayed yesterday morning by tho run ning off of the Albany freight, twelve miles from Macon. Four cottou cars wore broken up. The passenger train, how ever, made connection with the Western truiu At this point. —The George Hooper Combination, which lately played in our Opera House, collapsed in Louisville on tho 15th ult. They played ono night. The next fresh people were put at the box and door. Hooper was on the stugo ten minutes be fore the appointed time, hut disappeared with his treasurer, and has not been seen since. Frank Ray, his leading man, joiiicd tuc Katie Putnam troupe iu Ohio. Miss Dollie Peak returned to Now York, the rest to Cincinnati. RUSSELL COUNTY. Personal. Mr. Howard Carroll, correspondent of Girard. that able and upright journal, the New The following shows the vote for Gov- York Times, is now on a visit to our city, emor, Congressmen, Judge and county as the gue^i of Major Calhoun. Mr. Car- officers at the election held on Tuesday roll is a young man of decided talent, and last iu Girard Beat. It will be Mien the his lettei9 to the Times have shown, not Democrats made a much better run than i only ability as a w.-Pe*, but great powers th*y anticipated —iu fact have achieved a of observation, and gr:-a% good common decided victory so far as that portion of sense. He has been iu no respect a p-u- the county is concerned: Lowls t55 OR GOVKUSOK. ....730 | Houston FOB CONGRESS. Betts 730 | Bradford C33 CIRCUIT JUDGE. Patterson 735 | Cobb.. C2C CIRCUIT CLKRK. Faulkr.er 731 | Brinson ; 623 judok r*r r non ate. O'Neil 743 | Baker CCO Perry 7241 Clifton 633 tay collector. Strong 736 | Jones 630 ASSESSOR. Peck 709 | Martin 632 treasurer. Allen 726 | Perry 624 LKGIBL «.Tt*RE. Daniels 761 I Chambers 631 Gardner 731 | Jones 629 COMMISSIONERS. McGou<h 724 I Nix 629 Walker 711 Howard 628 Lewis 732 Lons 63 • Blount 729 I Walker t-A tisan, but rather a recorder of fr%cU, uncaring for their influence ou party, lie has seen much to condemn in the South, but the evils he ha4 complained of are not so much political as social. He has heea that there is no more lawless ness hero than in the North, and that the negro is as well protected by law in Ala bama, as in New Y'ork, and he must have- not iced that the causes of our poierty are as much at ribotable to the white man’s contempt for labor as the negro’s laziness. Mr. Carroll will be with us several days, and we know he wiilgivo the same plain, unvarnished statements about Democratic Georgia that he has about lawless Louisi ana and impoverished Alabama. C. Matrimonial World—Ceremony in the Raptint Church. Last evening the Buptist Church was filled to overflowing. The occasion was It. Moreland and Sol Clark, the latter ; tho marriage of Mr. AV. W. Bussey and Nico Country Hams and Country Choose novil 1H*J at Gundy's. Think of it ! Only $7 for nn extension liaud-sewed Congress, at novl fit Bkdbll A Ware’s. Clothing. A lino and well selected stock of Cloth ing which must bo sold by January 1st, will bo disposed of at n great sacrifice. Strausf. A Goldsmith. J’ho most durable Boot worn is the Scotch-bottom, hand sowed. Price only $8. GO. At novl fit Bedell A Ware’s. If you want a nice Opera-top, hand- sewed Boot for $11.50, go to novl fit Bedell A Ware’s. Ituhler's S Cent tAgars Woro always the host in the city, but ie lie is in his now store ho has some thing still better at tiro radio price. Try them. octll-tf Blanchard receives now Prints every week. Go there nud you get the latest stylos. Tho latest novelties in Neckwear at tho Baltimore Clothing House. tf Missos’ nnd Lndios' Bayadere Striped It n rd A Liberal il W |U lie Jiaiil f»r the return of nu olil Htyle Cell's repealer to O. S. llollaml. It win. droppmi Tnosilny on Front street. Five ehnmborx were lmuleil; one empty. .If the Virginia Store. (Moth Kacquus, Shawls, Furs, Corsots, Kid Gloves, Fancy Ties, Embroideries, Ladies’ Muriiio Underwear, Ac., all choup. oct28 cod —Scarcoly nu\tliiug is being done iu real estate in Columbus. Tho unoccupied houses are very few. Tho residence be longing to tho late Mr. Alston, we under- stand, has boon sold to Mr. G. Guiiby Jordan and bis brother in-law, the latter of whom with Ids family has also adopt ed Coluuibus as his borne. New Beaded Yaks. New Beaded Gimps. Now Black Hiiks. Now “ Alpacas. Magnificent assortment of Dross Goods at I’KIUEH THAT SELL THEM. Ouly two elcguut Cloth Clonks loft, at a bargain. Bargains in Irish Liuous, Towels, Table Linens, Nnpkius, Ac. uovll eodtf J. S. Jones. Notice to the Ladies. 1 am now receiving daily a most splen did, new and foshionublu supply of Full and Winter Millinery in all its branches, together with a variety of fashionable tides for ladies’ wear, selected in N York by the experienced and superior taste of my sister, Mrs. F. Dessau, for merly of Macon, Georgia. A call from ull the ladies is rospctfully solicited. Mrs. lb Dessau, oct-5-eodfit. No. 108 Broad St. At T. E. Blanchard’s, 128 Broad ntroet, you can buy Black Sii kh as cheap as in any market in America. Come nnd seo. Removal. Dr. W. J. Fogle has removed his Dental Office from tho Georgia Home building to his new place of business, over Wittieh A Kiusel’s store. Hero ho will coutinuo tho practice of Operative nnd Mechanical Dentistry, and will l>o glad to meet his friends. _ _ oct2 tf Cash makes Boots and Shoes cheap, at novl fit Bedell A Ware’s. For Real Mevrsluium Fipes Call at Bidder's, No. 8-t Broad Street, uoxt to New York Store. ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order at Stork 1‘rires Perfect Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thonins has jiiHt returned from Now York with a choico line of Now Samples, and wo aro now taking orders fur Dross and Business Suits, hav ing made satisfactory arrangements for the manufacturo 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. Give us your orders early, and we will do onr best to plousu you, being determ ined that our friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clothing made to order. sop 17 tf Tiiomah A Prescott. Summer Dross Goods at half-price; supply of superior Black Alpacns, Fancy Fall nnd Wiuter Dresn Goods, selling as tonishingly low at ocll Chatman A Verstille’s. Remember Bidder tho Tohnccouist is located uow at No. 81 Broad Street. octll-tf At Edmnds' Furniture Store, A fall liue of medium and low priced Walnut Chamber Suits, new and beauti ful designs. A lot of those superior Rattan Baskets, Childrens Carriages, Boys’ Wngous and Velocipedes, Window Shades, Ac., Ac. octll Im French Drap D' Etc, For Ladies’ Sacqnes and Coverings, at Peacock A Swift’s. oct23dAwtf Experience teaches that iu order to get well suited in Boots and Shoes, buy from the largust nnd best assorted stock in this market. This you will find At novl fit Bedell A Ware’s. t'(tN0r«i<Ioiui( Election at Colambus It was very quiet. No ono remnined longer at the polls than was necessary to voto. Twenty-five negroes voted. The entire voto pollod was 787—all for Henry U. Harris, tho Democratic nominee. If the rest of tho District does as woll Harris' imgoiity will bo in the neighborhood of 10,(MX) votes. New l*rints, Blenched Goods and Sea Islands, nt Peacock A Swift’s oclLMdAwtf lUautiful Rlack Al/iacas, At Peacock A Swift’s octl’fidAwtf For misses’ and children's school ShoeR, broad heels ami extension solus, go to novl fit Bedell A Wauk’s. Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant. This is the very best establishment of the kind in the country, and everything is retailed nt wholesale prices. Tho fine stock of Liquors is being retailed at 15 cents. Call and he satisfied. octl4 tf J. W. Ryan. Dress Goods very cheap at oct‘J5 clAw Peacock A Swift’s. Shawls I Shawls t! Shawls!!! At Peacock A Swift’s. oct‘23dAwtf colored, were elected Justices of the Peace. The other officers on the State ticket run with the Governor. By a comparison it will be seen that the Radical majority vnrici from 1)5 to 125—a Democratic gain of 500 or (KH) since last election. Tho following are reported majorities at other precincts: Seale, Radical majority 400 Glcunville, “ “ 300 Patterson's, “ “ 350 Hntchechubbee, Democratic majority. .135 Jernigan, “ “ ...250 Uchee, 44 44 ... 1 10 Crawford, 44 44 ...1GD TraywiekB’ 44 44 ...200 This count would give tho county to the Radicals by about 300 majority, but ns the vote at several points were not counted out till n late hour yesterday, further and more correct advices to-day may change the complexion of things. Muscogee Vote—Consolidated Returns for Congressman. The following is the result of the elec tion iu Miiscogoo county for Congress. Hon. Henry R. Harris, the Democratic uominee, received all tho votes cast: City, 787; Upatoie, 53; Nance’s, (10; Bozeman’s 14; Steam Mill, lfi; Edwards’, 2fi—total, 1)5(1. Only thirty-four negroes voted, twenty- five in city, five nt Upatoie, three nt Nan- era, and one at Steam Mills. Till hot couuty voted a little over 700- all for Harris. Harris couuty reports as follows ; Ca tania 08, Wavorly tiall fit, Ellerslie 81- all for Harris. We have been unable to get further returns. Marion county has polled nbout 800 votes, and Chattahoochee 400—all for Harris. KNO W A LL MEN That at tho popular nnd long established Restaurant and Saloon of Chan. Heytnan A Co. the best of Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars arc kept constantly on hand pro bo no publU'o. octl tf Moved. T. S. Spear is uow at No. 101 Broad street, in the Watch and Jewelry busi- i, nnd is also Agent for the well known Remington Sewing Machine. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with nentmsH and dispatch. I invito tho visits of tho public gen erally. oct2() wltAdtf Bleached nud Brown Homespuns are cheaper than before tho war. Convince yourself by calling At tlltf Blanchard’s Reports of tho C’oflon Exchanges—October Returns. The reports Are made up to the 19th of October: South Carolina—Sixty-two replies from twenty-soveu counties—fifty-six per cent, of ootton picked, and picking will be fin ished by November 22. Compared with last year the yield will be nineteen per cent, increase. (Icoryia and Florida—(Reported lost week.) AUibama-Seventy-eight replies from thirty-soveu counties — two-third crop gathorod ; picking will be finished by No vember 15. Compared with 1873, twelve counties report an increased yield on the average of twenty-five per cent.; one county same as lost year, twonty-four a average decrease of twenty-five per cent. Northern Alississipj/i—One county same yield ns last year ; another 25 per cent, increase; the remaining fifteen an aver age decrease of 33 per cent. New Orleans Department reported last week. Tho weuther report for the week end ing last Friday as telegraphed to the New Y'ork Financial Chronicle, reports weather very favorable for developing nud gather ing tho crop. Ouly one rainy day, that at only a few points. TUERMOMETKn AVERAGED fi2 at Savannah, fi3 at Selma and Macon, G4 ut Memphis, G5 at Nashville, Augusta and Columbus, fifi ut Montgomery and Charleston, G8 at Mobile, G9 at New Or leans, 73 at ludianoln, and 74 at Gulves- tou. Tho receipts thin far exceed those of any year except 1872. Look at This ! We Khali offer from thin date our entire stock or I>roN« Goods, Ribbons, Laces, TrlmminK*, and all Fancy Goods, AT AND BELOW GOST FOR GASH. Our stock of Staple Goods Ik now complete, and will be sold as low as the lowest, for cash. Wo Invite all to call amt tie convinced. No charge for showing goods. JOHN McGOUGH A GO. FOR SALE AND RENT. For Bent. A SIX-ROOM El) DWELLING and large ki*chea, fr.rtucrly oecu-®f!l pled by Mr J. K. Redd, on c*n t>lde otMel. Troup, between Randolph and Bryan Streets. Apply to JOHN BLACKMAR, Real Estate Agent: or, vltf L. W. ISBELL. For Rent. ^ CARPENTER SHOP AT BROAD and Thomas streets. Apply to se; 17 t r MRS. L. F. M EYKB. For Rent. O F F I C E S AND SLEEPING ROOMS in the Georgia Home In- ff*!f durance Buliding, among which is toe*-*- - - aug30 tf u Lite Insurance CHARLES COLEMAN, 116 Brood St. For Rent. T HE re i !cnce second door south of St. Paul Church, ut present oucapM by flrM Mr. Peyton. -session given flrit Oct Midi for terms. Ac., apply to augai aodtf J. s. JONES. Sjteciai Notice. Thoso indebted to us are respectfully re- quested to call and settle, and save the trouble of bulug called ou. We have extended tho favor, and wc want our money. Resitect fully, novl d6Aw4t JOHN McGOUGH fc GO. Roo here, John, horo i» tho cheapest extension haml-seweil Boot that I have Boon. Only $9. At novl Gt Bedell & Ware’s. Mi-b Lottie L. Estes. The groom is the son of the President of tho Etgle & Phe- nix Manufacturing Company, the bride the daughter of a leading merchant. The ceremony was performed by the groom': brother, Rev. 1J. W. Bussey, of Hunts ville, Ala. The bride and her fair maids of honor appeared peerlessly lovely The dressing was rich and elegant. The Attendants were John T. Estes and Miss Saliie Bussey; Alec E. Young and Miss Ella IL Kirven; J. C. Tinsley and Miss Sallie Thornton, of Eufaola; W. M. Bruce and Miss Mary Lou Jones; Nathan y and Miss Havana Beach; F. S. Grimes and Miss A. McDoug&ld. The delicious organ music was furnish ed by Mrs. J. M. Estes, an accomplished lady. The future of the youthful, loving pair opens bright and joyous, and the hund reds of friends that were present and away earnestly wish that its most hope'ul promises may bo realized. Sale of Farm Products. At the sale iu Wynnton yesterday of the farm products belonging to tho ostute of tha late Capt. H. 1(. Hill, the following prices were realized: Corn, 90c. to $1 per bushel; poos, #1 to !jjH 10; hay, 50c. per hundred weight; 40 cords of wood at $1 55 per cord; Chester hogs, .$U 50 to #12; a well known bay horse, #135; mule, #180: n sun down at #104; two horse wa gon, #fi7 50; furnituro at very good prices. The Finest Imported and Key West Cigars at Buh- ler’s, No. 84 Broad Street. octll-tf Go and See and Judge for Yourselves. Chapman & Verstille, 90 Broad street, are selling Eagle and Kentucky Jeans, Virginia Cassimores, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Brow n and Bleached Domestic, Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Trimmings, and Notions of all kinds, at satisfactory prices. Oct 25 tf. Wholesale and Retail. Joseph A Brother have now ou hand a .stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which they offer to the publi c on tho most favorable terms. Everything needed by tho wholesale or retail purchaser, which can bo bought in any quantity as cheap as iu any house in Georgia. They have many lines of specialties. They desire all to come and examine for themselves. All lines of Englo nnd Phenix goods con stantly on hand. oct7 3m Particular Attention Called to This. My Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods is now complete, and I offor them at tho very lowest rates for tho cash. Forties indebted to ino aro respectfully requested to call nnd settle, as I need the money. T. E. Blanchard, 123 Broad Street. Attention. In consequeuce of a change we are about to make in our business, we will sell our entire stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Good4 at cost. Strause & Goldsmith. Coffins, Caskets and Mctailc Burial Cases, The newest nnd host patterns, and at rea sonable prices, and a full line of Coffin Trimmings and Mountings, nt Edmunds’ Furniture Store, 98 Broad Street, out 11 lrn. If tho druggist offers any kind of horl>* flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious ness, or any other ailment, tell him that you want medicine, not a bar-room driuk. Ask him for Dr. Walker’s California Vinegar Bitters, the best reguluting preparation kuown, and which you know is free from ‘‘Satan's Elixir.” Reject all the ftory “Tonics" and “Appetizers,” and cling to lbat remedy. There is no medi cine that compares with it. octl4 4w Nchcnrk*i von TI1K CURB OF CO> llio great vir uo ot this tu-(Heine Is that it ripens tho matter anil throws it out of tho sys tem, purities tho bluoil, anil thus effects a cure. bcuknck’s ska weed tonic, for TUB CUBE OF DYM'hl'SIA, IXDIGESTION, fcC. Tho Tunic produces a healthy aettun of the stomach, creating an appotlte, forming chyle, uni! curing tho most obstinate cases of Indigcs- tion. SCUENCK’S MANDRAKE 1*1 LIB, FOR THE CPRU OK LIVER COMPLAINT, fcC. These Pills aro alterative, and produce a healthy action of the liver, without the least dang r, us they aro tree from calomel, and yet more otBcadous in restoring u healthy action of tho liver. These rcaic.lios aro a certain euro for Con sumption, us tho Pulmonic Syrup ripens tho matter un.l purifies the blond. Tho Mandrake Pills act upon tho liver, create a healthy bile, and remove all diseases of tho liver, often a cau-o of Consumption. Tho Sea Wood Tonic gives tone nnd strength to the stomach, makes a good digosti -n, and enables the organs to form good blood ; nnd thus creatos a healthy circulation of healthy blood. The combined act! >n of these medicines, as thus explained, will euro every euso of consumption, if taken in time, and tho use of the mediolnos perse vered In. Dr. Schenck Is protosslona.ly at his principal office, eornor Sixth and Arch stroots, Philadel phia, every Monday, whore all letters for ad vice must l*e addressed my 19 eodiy For Rent. QNfcHALF OF PLANTERS’ HOTEL. It woul 1 tn ike a comlortable residence or an swer well fur a che-p place to accommodate Day Boarders. Apply to 06435 aodlir ESTES & SON. Administrator’s Sale. W ILL be sold at the late residence of Col. J.A^L. Lee, in Muscogee county, on CLOTHINC. THOMAS 4 PRESCOTT A be now receivino their new Slock for Fall a nJ WtoiS wlii 7 ■- Call and see their 1 EXCELLENT Business Suits AND Elegant Dress Clothing 1 All it Prices Lower then Ever. Uulumuor, Oa., Sept. 18,18T4. tf L. P. AENCHBACHER, Tailor and Cutter. ucluded, the | e operty of hi? estate, consisting c - Cattle^ Hogs, Sheep, ** until peri-liable 1 Horses, Mu - Fodder, Cotton Seed, Gin, Wagons, Oarriagc, ono Copper Still, Plantation Implement-, and i: any other article? ne-~*eestry fur (arming and hoijso-kcepin.'. Sale made under an outer of the Honorable Court of Ordinary ci Muscogee county. TeiiiiScash. JOSEPH F. POU, oct24 dtd Adm’r, ke. For Sale or Rent. M Y FARM known as the Thompson place, 1J4 miles east of Box Springs WV on Muscogee Railroad, consisting of f>07 ncres—boo cleared, and balance well timbered and nearest the depot. Mr. Tom Persons now rc.ddes on i he place. Good framed and palmed and ceiled house ; healthy and excellent neigh borhood. Price 42'&d ’ cash. Terms made knuwu at my lawofflre. Plantation Stock and * arm ing Utensils for Rent. Chappell ittrm, at Warrior Stand, Ala., with a portion of the mules and all the farming utensils About 800 aeros of open land, gin house and Schofield press. Labor can be had ou reasonible terms, an l corn bought nt tiiis time for 73c por bushel in the neighborhood, and on the place. The tarm is widely known as a urn t excellent one. J AS. M. RUSSELL, Law Office, Columbus, Ga. REMOVAL.. J. KYLE & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO No. 106 Broad Street, Thrco doors below tholr old stand. The house is much better lighted. Customers will *ce goods in any part oh the house. OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN Evory Department. aro determined to SELL GOODS CHEAP. “Small Proms and Uuick Returns’’ motto. oct27 dfitwtf Administrator’s Sale. nminc our stock. Coluinbur, Oct. 3d, 1874. hoocheo CoUlitv, Will f«j om, uu me ruisi TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, before the Court H< use door, iti tho town ol Cus.-eta, during the legal hours of sale, tHe following described lands of flic estate of James S. Allums, doctased, to-wit : Lots No bl and 52 and 75 acres of lot No 50, with ono-lialf acre of lot No 78. all known as the homestead amounting to 4S0 acres; also lot No. 65, con taining 202U acres known as the Mineral Springs place, in the 33il District, (’hatlahoucliee County. Also, part oi lots Nos 80 and fcl.being one Hundred acres more or lose, in the 6th lHstr ci, Chatttahuocl.ee Co. Alsu, vacant lot No 67. half interest in lot N>. 80, half intorest in lot No 3 > and ball inter est in MApp 5t A Hum’s corner lot and store, tho last for ’ ' • *-• -• sold. the FIRST J J. » . OUU l , MARY J. ALLUMS, Administrators of James S. Allums, ilec’d. nov 1 <)l\w4t. Executor’s Sale. \\TILL BE SOLD, BEFORE THE COURT y\ House door, in Buena Vista, Ma County, lift ween the legal hours of s.ilc, oi FIRST TUESDAY IN I)E EMBEll NEXT, all lands belonging to the estato of J. A. Clem ents, deceased, containing 1.2 0 acres, more oi less, about 700 acres cleared, the balance woods On said place are three settlements, good gin house and screw, and all no :* ssary outbuildings complete, a splendid orchard nnd plenty good ■water, mi l is one of tho best places in the county, lying six miles west of Buena Vista, 28 miles cast oi Columbus,on the Kfnchalooneo Creek. On tho place w.ll be found R. L. Clem ents, who will show it to any one wishing to Iook ut it before sale. Terms easy. Will also be so d on the place, TUESDAY THE I5TII DECEMBER, all personal an. perishable property of deceased, consisting la Horses, Mules, Gattlo, Hogs, Corn, Fonder, ' ’ “ I, Wagons, Bui Household and Kitchen Furniture, &e. Sold lor benefit of hoirs. J. W. CLEMENTS, noltUw&wlm Executor. Administrators’ Sale. Hill, in Wynnton, the perishable proporty said estate, consisting ot one splendid Family Horso, one largo, fine Mulo, one Sundown, ono almost new '-'-Horse Wagon, 125 bushels corn, several thousand pounds Peavine Hay, &c., Farm Imple icn Furniture, No. H. H. EPPING, A. M. BRANNON, Temporary Administrators. To Those Whom it May Concern. COUNCIL CHAMBER, COLUMIitTS, Ga., Oct. 21, 1674. » Aitcntiun is hereby called to section 31 of an ordinance entitled “An Ordl in Relation to the Common and Kiv Bank,” which reads us follows: • 3d. No ; erson shall camp with his or irt or wagon within tho limits of this corporation except upon the wngou yards set apart for that purpose; und it shull be tl duty of ihe Marshal or Deputy Marshal t ler all persons violating this section to ri. jvo beyond said limits or to such wagon yards; and any person or persons refusing to remove wl.cn so requested, shall be * * by fine or other punishment, at the • 11 * Majyi “ of the By order M. M. MOORE, Clerk. S. B. C LEGHORN, Mayor, f OCt22 2W DRUCCISTS. Eagle Drug Store, No. OS Broad St.. M. 13. 110013 & CO. Success i'H iu E. C. 1I00D & nno. W E are now offer ng superior Inducements to cash purchasers * all classes of goods it competition with the quality of our goods. Wo keep first class articles of Drrugs, Chemicals Perfumery, Paints, Ciis. V irni-hes, Window Glass, Putty, &c. Also, largo stock'd p,t»--* ■**—*•-•— among which is l>r. livod Medicine. Kerosene Oil a specialty, nt bottom figure M. D. HOOD At CO. Liv Blue Driu Store. his old stand, is increasing 4 his stock of DRUGS daily, and is 1 now prepared to lurnl'di Columbus 4 and vicinity with anything iu his line at WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL. N. B - Gall at an’s Hook St rk delivered Until paid for. my rooms over Peaso k No ore, Broad street. DRY GOODS. cctfuliy invited to call and. KYLE k GO A Fact Worth Knowing: Stafford’s Spool Cottou, 200 yards, 5o cents per dozen. Kid Gloves 25c per pair. All Linen Handk’fs 15c. Corsets 75 cents. Furs at half cost. Cotton Linsey 15c per yard. Wool Jeans 25c “ “ Irish Linen from 50c up. Black Alpaca from 30c up. r extensive stock of DP,ESS GOODS r bo sold at some price. J. KYLE & CO. r4 lw REMOVAL . II llio „ . door north of their o»d stand, whoro i e a full line ot FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOL'S, which have been purchased eluco the latest declines, nnd are now ottered to tho public at prices nut know:, since the war. A full lino of BLEACH’D and BROWN DOMESTICS from 10 cents up to the best brands, f-4 11LEA* IIED DOMESTIC lue. AMERICAN CAMBRIC 13c. ALL-WOOL FLANNEL 25c. A full stock of JEANS, CASSIMERES, CHECKS, STRIPES, Ac., GROCERIES. H. F. Abell & Co. A RE now receiving a largo stock of the BEST Family ami Plantation Groceries, Potatoes and Silver Skin Onions, Cream, Pino Apple and Edam Cliecso, Goshen Butter and Leaf Lard, Mpeha, Loguayra, Java nnd Rio Coffee?, New Crop of Carolina Rice. Sardines and American Club Fish. M*ckercl 4 in barrels, kegs and kits. Wines, Liquors, Cigars anil Tobacc 41* All purchase!! delivered. AT THE CASH STORE. N EW York State Buckwheat Floor Choico Now Crop New Orleans Syrup at 41 fl gallon. Atmore’s celebrated Minco Meat, 10?jC V ft* Fine Teas, Green and Black, $1 fi ft. Extra Choice “ “ “ 41,50 .- fi $ ft* Irish Oat Meal (Lcntol's). Bakers’ Premium Chocolato. Extra Choice Butter, Cream Cliccso. Meal, Flour and Bran, at mill prices. *3i- Delivered free of drayngo. Terras cash. ROB’T S. CRANE, novl rioM 'H2m] Tn«IM- MILLINERY. Novelties, Noveltiea, Novelties! M liS. COLVIN AND MISS DONNELLV respectfully inform their friends and 11 public generally tin* thev are now opening tlo CHOlCKSr STOCK OF MILLINER) that has ever been offered in this mark, t, includMiK ull tho Novelties of the season. A Iso, Cor?ei . Gloves and Hosiery. Having given our pir- sonal attention to the selection oltho stoih. wo are prepared to sell at prices to suit tn® times. No. 10 * Broad St. ocCh tl NOTICE. PSSWSK5S that if they fail to call for them by Novend'cr 16th they will be sold lo pay expense of rep. • I also take this upj ortunlty of fun win »b '“ putdlc that I dave on hand a very fine uss r went of Now Guns, which I am prepared1 I have been in Broad Street, opposite Express CUM oct&y-deodkwlm *