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Newspaper Page TextCOLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1874. Jmmliig gn quiver. COLUMBUS# GEORGIA: SUNDAY NOVEUBEB 8, 1874. COLUMBUS DAILY MARKET. Financial.—Commercal bills on New York ^percent discount; on Boston }-* per eent. dis count; on Savannah V* per cent; demand bills on Boston jut cent, llnnks are sidling checks on Now York nt premium; PaTiinnnli, At- lauta mi l donlgoniery nt pur. Currency loans per cent pur month. Gold and silver nominal. Currency scarce, flurtox.—Market ijuiot. Tho warehouses quota Vi @’2J4 13 ©— 13J4013^ is%0— - 0— MW'ioi y and still in Good Ordinary Low Middlings.... Middlings QohI Middlings.... Sales 11« b«h-s. Huccipts 337 bulos—63 by M. A O. K. H.; 218 by wagons; 7 by N. k 8. It. It.; 21 by W. R. It.; 12 by river; ll by S. W. It. II. Shipment# M3 Halva—-in by ►*. W. It. It.; 4 for homo cun- aumption ; 8'.» by W. 11. R. DULT 8TATBMBNT. Mock on hand August 31st, 1874 l.aw 327 isly 20,032—20,359 21,305 .... r>3f» ....16,731—16,207 Stock on hand 5.128 8amk 1»av I.ast Ybah.—August 31st, 1873 1,177; rocolved same day 28.1; totul receipts 16,014; shipped MU#r day 27; total shipments 10,008; stock 7,063; Miph 200. Middlings 12)^0. X U. 8. I'oiits —Receipts for 1 day 27,821; exp to tlreat Britain I,S7«; to Continent 2,030; stock ™ WHOLESALE MARKET. Bacon -Rbonldei Received to-da; pi OUc; dear rib aides 14>..<o. •Mmiihbira n« n ( «? Jong clear si< IIviniNd—India 12Ur; u.miestic lfiUc. Iito.N Tim— lUlldV Hr; alUgalor Hi*. Sl'ii All—Kelt lied A 12»*-; extra 0 12c; (J11)*. Con-KK—Common 22c; choice 26c. • Fl.our—Par bb|—W.-st*-rn clmlre taiporfWic $G fan.i y *7 60; Aui.-y Oily Mills II fti 60; A $7; A A $S Svruv—N«i Florida (n market. Salt—$1 8<» for Liverpool. index to New Advertisements. Clumber of Comnieroo—Adjourned looting To-Morrow Evoning. |CoiunihtiH GuurdH—Meeting To-Morrow glit. Notion to Creditors—T. W. Hentz. poo lies! Gooilieu!—Profutuo ft Iloff- m*n. For Dopnty Marshal—Wm, Burma. Money to Loan—John Black uinr. Sheriff Sale—II. G. Ivey. Application for Administration—W. C. Hum mock. Application for AdminiatrAtion—J. J. Bradford. . Dry Goods—Poaoock & Swift. Cheaper than ilio Cheapest—Joseph ft Brother. Flannels nt. Cofit—L. J. ltafforty. Boots and Shoos—Bedoll & Ware. Dry Goods—H. T. Criglor. Omitted. Owing to a press of other matter, we •re compelled to leave out of this issue our usual “Olden Time Recollections. ” l An excellent assortment Dloached Cot- i Flannels at Peacock ft Swire’s. liovH dftwtf Citu Registration. ukJflR To yesterday noon it stood—394 whites "* Jklul 117 blacks. River Aeir*. ^Tho Farley brought up only 12 bales of cott m. She, however, had 32 barrels of Florida syrup and oranges. The George \V. Wylly loft yesterday for Apalaohicoia. Tbo Julia is expected up to-day or to- lllorrmv. f ,'lted anil While All-Wool Flannels at Peacock A Swire’s. •** novH dftwtf _ Cheaper than the Cheapest. Joseph A llro. aro daily in receipt of How Goods purchased for cash, every dfirioty and stylo, of which for cash they 'Will sell at the lowest figure, either ’ Wholesale or retail. Call and see tho goods on hand, which ure made in tho Stale of Georgia, and buy homo goods, thereby Hiving money and adding to the Interests of your own seotioii. liovS if £ MV a IN ESS OF COLUMBUS. TBS BWOBN IlRTUHXS OF MKRCQANTS FOR THU SEASON'S OF 1872-’3 AND 1873-’4 — LA ROE DECREASE LAST YEAR—PROYKS TUB PEOPLE UAV £ LIVED CLOSER, AND FEW ADVANCES HAVE BEEN MADE. At onr request, Mr. M. M. Moore, Clerk of Council, one of tho most thorough, courteous aud competent officers that ever a city possessed, has kindly prepared for u* the following tables, which show tho business of Columbus merchants aud man ufactories for tho past two seasons from August 31st to October 31st. The city requires tho gross sales to be returned quarterly ou oath in order to be taxed on them. Wo really think some of tho re ported sales, merchants would hardly be willing to go to the public, uuloss they had au opportunity to increaso the figures. The total shows a decrease of $081,341 of last year from tho previous season. Every branch of trade shows a less amount except manufactured and woolen goods, which have gained $9,078. Even fire insurance manifests a heavy decline. Including insurance and livery H’ulile receipts, the total busiuess reported is $4,f»20.(M»G for 1872-3 and $3,812,022 for I873-’4 ; excess of former $708,041. There are good reasons for this decline and every city must' show a corresponding one whoso returns are reported fairly. The panic of last fall produced the great est depression. Tho people have not yet recovered from it. lUauters wore in debt for supplies to raise cottou which brought low prices. The consequence, all com- tneuced living more economically, obtain ing ns little advances as possible—houco business was dull and transactions re duced. A mure trying year has novel been known. Tho farmers now have plenty of coil and cotton aud the future is promising. Under tho heading of hardware is in cluded the sales of the Columbus Iron Works, which cover about half amount reported. Including all classes, tho sales of Columbus manufactories and mills, reach over one and a half million dollars annually. Homo mills are not in cluded in the following returns : mi 7b35: js • . iii'i I E-si §«BSSii?o.is -i a* fcs 2* li ^ j* Sj ? o -. 'J s» l§r,s g S!iSS8S§ 3-.8»,i33» tm isiiisNii SHI j!) 'HI -SZ8I Ml) 1> ?rSs!2!gll! Nsssjiia, 5882 » T n S!8|_stlj§§2sjjii& - tt-l -mS ES §s=g SlfcgLilslss ..-S SpS-sal Ms 5Bsl {lB*BSB3.ifi nu sii'gssgiss ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order at Stork I*rieen Itelli/ioue Notice. •. ~J3h Jwev. B. W. Bussoy, of llnutsvillo, Ala. ' ' will preach in the Baptist Church this : '*■ morning. 1‘ersoital. i Wo recoivod a call yestorday from Col. Bam Joseph, of Old John ltobiuson’s Cir- eus, tho largest combination in the coun- %%■ try. This groat show will be exhibited in Col ambus on December 25th. The Areritt Bridge. ' This structure, over Bull creek, has ■'JJp been completed, and was accepted and paid for by tho County Commissioners ou .^!jF Friday. The bridge Las been finished fully in accordance with tho plans and «. specifications, and tho county is well pleased. Cnpt. Cobb had the contract. |p Tho total cost, including the abutments, was $1,442.03. The new road and ap proaches aro also all right. Freeh Fieh Every morning at Smith A Vernoy’s, next to Cheney’s drag store. [oct3I oawtf Bleached and Brown Homespuns aro cheaper than before the war. Convinoe yourself by calling at octlltf Blanchard’s Summer Dross Goods at half-price; supply of superior Black Alpacas, Fancy Fall and Winter Dress Goods, selling as tonishingly low at ocll Chapman & Vebstille’s. The Lingard Troupe. This company did not put in an ap pearance last evening, us advertised. A large audience would have greeted them, as over ono hundred reserved seats had been Bold. We hear tho troupe lias been losing money, and wont direct from Mont gomery to Atlanta. No notico was sent hero by tho management of a purpose not to appear. There is a report that the property was attached iu Montgomery for Mobile debts, which were thon paid. Remember Bulilor tho Tobacconist is located now at No. HI Broad Street. octll-tf Clocks from $3 upwards, guaranteed to givo satisfaction, can be had at Wrrricu A Kiesel’b Store. Clothing. A fine and well selected stock of Cloth ing which must be sold by January 1st, will bo disposed of at a great sacrifice. Strause A Goldsmith. most durable Boot worn ia the hand-sewed. Price only Bovfi^et . _ , 1 * Wun'a, Perfect Fit and Satlefaetlon Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thomas has just roturned from New York with a choioo lino of New Samples, and we are now taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, hav ing made satisfactory arrangements for tho mauufucturo of our Custom Clothing with special caro and at short notice, by thoso well kuown manufacturers of fine clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Give us your orders early, and w’o do our host to please you, being determ ined that our friends aud customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clothing made to order, sepl 7 tf Thomas A Prescott. MHetol loet. Lost between Factory bridge and Girard bridge, (on street next to the river) an old style Colt’s Pistol. More than tho value will be paid the finder by leaving it at this office. novG bt Ruhler’e fi Cent Cigare Were always the best in the city, but since he is in his new storo he has some thing still better at the same price. Try thorn. octl 1-tf Blanchard receives new Prints ovory week. Go there and you get tho latest styles. The latest novelties in Neckwear at tho Baltimore Clothing House. tf At T. E. Blanchard’s, 123 Broad street, you can buy Black Silks as cheap ns in any market in America. Como and see. Removal. Dr. W. J. Fogle has removed his Dental Office from the Georgia Home building to his new place of busincHs, over Witlich A Kinsel’s storo. Horo ho will contiune the practice of Oporativo and Mechanical Dentistry, and will be glud to meet his friends. oct2 tf J. //. lilt AM It ALL, (99 Broad Stroet, Columbus, Go.,) Watchmaker aiul Jeweler, will repair WatcboR, Clocks, aud Jewelry neat aud promptly. Is also the only agent for tho Singer Sewing Machines in Columbus, Ga., and hai the only genuine Singer Company’s Needles for solo. Best Machine Oil, F buttles, Attachments and Noodles for all Machines always ou hand for salo. Nee dles sent by mail. [nov3 tf Call at Ruhier f e New Store, No. 84 Broad street, next to New York 8tore, for anything good in the Smoking line. octl 1-tf Particular Attention Called to Thie. My Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods is now complete, and I offer them at the very lowest rates for the cash. Parties indebted to me are respectfully requested to call and settle, as I need the money. T. E. Blanchard, 123 Broad Street LOCAL BRIEFS. —Musi ogeo Superior Court meets to morrow, at 10 a. M.; the City Council to morrow night, at 8 o’clock. —The County Commissioners hold a meeting last afternoon, aud arranged for the payment of orders. —A Uuaaian proverb says: “Before go ing to war, pray ouce; before going to sea, pray twieo; before gettiug married, pray throo tiuios.” —Florida oraugos sell, by the box, in Columbus at two aud a half cou»h each. —The ouo thing uoodful for the perfect enjoyinent of love is coull leuco. Same With haali ami sausages. —A grand torch light procession parad ed the streels of Opelika last night. It was a splendid Democratic demonstra tion. Many speeches woro made by local orators. A delegation from West Point participated. —Unx—to kiss ; rebus—to kiss agaiu ; blunderbuss—two girls kissiug each other; omuibus—to kiss all the girls iu the room; buster—a general kisser ; epluri-bus- uiiuui—many kisROs in ouo. —TUur far the “B’s” aro considerable ahead in the city registration. —Iu bringing cotton to CohnubuR tho Southwestern Railroad is 23 bales behind last year ; the North and South 8G. All the olher routes show gains of hundreds and thousands. Tho Herald says many dry goods firms iu Now York will di>solvo on Janu ary 1st There are too many for tho bus iness done, and quite a number will re tire. —An old Columbus colored man was aski d tho other day what he would do if b was sent to Congress. He answered— o would do just wlmt ho did now—do hat tho white folks told him. —Quito a number of cattle wore s »kl to tho butchers at tho market house yestorday at varied but fair prices. —The Columbus Minstrel Troupo and Brass Baud propose reorganizing for an extensive trip as soon as times got better, which will ho very shortly. —Alabamians aro holding their lands twenty‘five per cent, higher since tho elec tions. —Tho marriage mnrket has been brisk during tho past two weeks, and ia to be o in the coming time. Our Ordi nary Hinilos blandly at tho prospect of sell ing numerous licenses. —Interest iucro.ifles as the time for our city election, the first Saturday in Decem ber, draws nigh. —By tho oloso of this month, or tho first week in December, half the receipts of Columbus will havo been warehoused. Doublo the roceipts then, and you’ll have within n few bales of tho total nt this point for tho season. This rule has bceu invariably' proved correct sinco 18G5. A Sad Death. Mm. Barden, a resident of the Stato of Georgia, and sister-in-law of Mr. John Evans, of tho firm of Messrs. Evans, Dal- zell A Co., died yestorday morning, iu this city, says the Pittsburg Commercial, of October 27th, under singnlnrly painful circumstances. She bad been residing with her husband, in Georgia, for a num ber of years, and (beiug a Pittsbnrger) had “come homo” on a visit, for tho double purpose of seeing her friends and recruiting her failing health. Neither her immediate friends nor her physician wore npprohousivo of lior no»r demise, and hor husband was not summoned until it was too late for him to reach hero and soo her alive. She had been subject to occasiunnl sinking spells, aud in ouo of these she suddenly expired. She leaves throe children (who woro with hor when she died) and a lurge circle of frionds to mourn hor departure. Mis. Barden was tho wife of Mr. J. W. Barden, of Columbus. Her disease was of tbo heart. Tho bereaved husbaud re turned (o Columbus on Tuesday, with his children, llis many frionds extend sym pathy . At Edmudi*’ Furniture Store, A full lino of medium and low priced Walnut Chamber Suits, now and beauti ful designs. A lot of thoso superior Rattan Baskets, Children's Carriages, Boys’ Wagons and Velocipedes, Window Shades, Ac., Ao. octl l lm THE HIPPODROME AT MONVUVM- FUT. PLAIN TALK FROM THE DAILY NEWS. An impression having gone abroad that tho show advertised to exhibit here noxt Wednesday was controlled by P. T. Bar- num, of New York,.and J. E. Roberts, tlio editor of the Daily Nem, of Montgomery, having so announced it in his local col umns, Mr. Barnuiu sent a telegram to tho News office stating: “I have no interest whatever in any show outside of New York, nor does any exist like my Hippo- dromo.” (Siguod) P. T. Barnum. Upon tho receipt of which, tho editor of the News states inj.his columns that the local roforrod to, claiming P. T. Bar num as Ihe owner, was furnished him by W. 0. Crum, tho agent of the company , and that Mr. Crum desired particularly to impress the fact that snid P. T. Barnum was the owuorof said combination. Tho show visited Montgomery ou November Gth, and wo clip the following, which is a portion only of the criticism in the col umns of tho Montgomery Daily News of 7th inst.: “Tho whole performance was short, in- deod too much ho to give the satisfaction desired naturally f/y the audience. The principal scenes of tho llippodrdmo were of a novel nature, as we have already stated. But amid nil tho hurly burly of »s in the arena we looked ill vain for the menagerie—Wainbold’s great col lection of wild bensts. We couldn’t find the great race between elephants—tho danoing, marching, artillery practice, jto., the most astonishing performance jvor given by elephant-*.’ The ‘KWJ of llio best thoroughbred and blooded horses m this country’ we did not see. The •Races a la Persian by dromedaries' were reserved for a future occasion, no doubt. ‘Stag Hunt’ didn’t couie off with the Faiglinli hounds. We suppose the stag hail such a good start thut the hounds thought it no use to enter. The ‘Mustang mule aud donkey race’ didn’t come off— in fact, neither of these animals was to be seen. The ‘slow race, for fat mou, 250 avoirdudois,’ was not presented. $30,(KM) talking GRAND DEMONSTRATION. TO-MORBOW NIOUT. »’iU bo a torchlight procossion, GROCERIES. J. A. WALKER. C. II. WATT. tho Where w chine ? Iu vain wo listened for its soft dulcet touos! Not a whisper from this wonderful piece of machnnism was heard, and no where could this wonder tie seen. Where were the “collection of ten thous and curiosities, dwarfs, giants, eanuibals, jubilee singers, glass spinsers, automatic phonomeims, uiechunical birds of soup, magic saws, and the encampment of Iro quois Indians, chiefs, warriors, braves, squaws, papooses—a real Indian village, with wigwams, lodges, Indian dogs, ponies and everything pertaining to a settlement of our aborigines? “Eohoanswes where.” For none of those curious things were to be seen. Where were tbo Roman Sena tors, Egyptian Magicians, Grecian Phal anxes, beautiful tamed Zebras, Soulier’H Mammoth Elephants ?” Wbero were the “Grecian Couriers on ten Shetland Po nies?” The “Comic Hurdles, by Monkeys mounted upon Shetland Ponies? ’ Tho “spectacular vision of Mahomet?” We could find none of them, though we looked earnestly. Also tho “balloon as cension, carrying passengers if desired ?’’ May-1 >e it “went up” some time beforo ami did not come down. Where were the $1,01)0 in prizes which were to ho given away each day ? And now that we speak of prizes, wo would liko to know wlmt baby won tho “little cab” for being Iho prettiest baby on the ground ? Sovoral mothers are interested on this subject. Another wouderful omission noted by nil, was that of tbo Rre.t “OrtricU r.ce-On- I ohattnhooohco triebs ridden at full speed by human bo. ings!” The ‘grand steeple chase by ladies Thoro illmuiuation, and geuetal jubilee iu this city to-morrow night, in honor of tho glorious Democratic victories in tho States, aud Southern deliverance from the op pression and tyranny of Kudicnl misrule. Tho Central Mechanics Fire Company and Railroad employees havo prepared ban ners and transparencies, and their Brass Band will h ad the procession. Let the brass canuou lie fished up from the bot tom of the river and belch forth tho glad notes of a nation re united and u re deemed and uufettered South. AU our citizens should unite in tho grand demon stration and make it one worthy of tho uity ’ _ , Mayor's Court yesterday. Maggie Pool, colored, was fined $2.50 for “cm-sin" Nerva somebody. J. 11. Hamilton was charged with re tailing liquor without license. The charge was proven wholly groundless, and ho was dismissed. Jim Johnson, colored, was charged with shooting off his gun twice yestorday morning, aud tho charge was do.irly sus tained. Jim, in reply, stated he lived near the east commons, thieves woro constantly prowling around, and ho fired off his gun to clean it out; didn’t know it was against the rules. Tho Mayor tiski-d I dm if he had ever been before tho court previously. Jim answered “yes, massah, about eight years ago.” “That’s proof enough,” re plied the Mayor, “if you’ve behaved eight years you may g-*,” »u,d Jim wont linppy. On Monday, tHh Indant, Will bo opened at the Yifginiu Storo, from importers’ auction sales, 1,000 yards Hamburg K tges, fit 10, 15 and 25c., worth double the price. Also, lot Beaded Bofts at half pi ice. Twenty pieces beautiful Black Alpacas and Mohairs, at prices hith erto unknown. Beautiful new shades Cashmeres and poplins marked down to suit the closest buyers. Many Dre Goods offered at Icon than cost, to reduce stock. novH eod WATT Sc WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner under Rankin IIounc, TTAVH now in store ani> to arrive, everything useai.i.y kept in . a First Ulus* Provision Storo, to-wit: 50 hhds. Clear Rib Bacon Sides. 50 “ Bacon Shoulders. 25 boxes Ice-Cured White Heat. 150 Rolls Heavy Bagging. 450 Bundles Iron Tics. 200 bbls. Flour, all grades. 50 “ Whiskey. 100 “ Sugar, and everything in quantity and qual ity to suit the most frstidious. Soap, Salt. Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c Will hive FLORIDA SYRUP a* soon ia the tenon will permit Iti being shipped, w Don’t forget the place. •1« tr WATT tL WALKER. Kid Gloves may be lmd at tho Virginia Store in great variety nt from 75o t > Dost Seamless. nov8 eod Tiie best English and French Coatings at coat, to close out stock. Buy them goods and lrnvo them niado. It is coon omy. Tho “Now York City” Shirt, a per fect fitting garment, at $30 per dozen. uov8 eod Flannels and French Merinos at New York cost, at L. J. Raffeuty’h, It west, side Broad street. Jordan’s Joyous Julep is curing Neural gia daily. J. L. Jordan's It Drug Storo, 198 Broad St. ra°.«! week warranted. No eaplf tlcalara and valuable aampl dress, with 6 cent return i W lllUmBbury, N. Y. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKSJK? KHiitly ItlustraieQ. Great lEdnoemeEU to NEW GROCERY STORE. POLLARD & HARRIS, Old Stand of .1. K. liodd S. Co. (next door to Ohattahoovlieo National Itank.) FULL LINK OF FKKSH GROOFRIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS JUST RE- I no t lliotii upon a CASH BASIS, Ity. Ooodfl -delivered to any part of r Lost io ploa*o. Torrnn Strictly Oaeeli t POLLARD & HARRIS. 4‘olumlmw, ti>orkla» BOOTS AND SHOES. ROII’TO. POPE. JAS. W. LONG. TO-ES-W Wv ^JrBOOT and SHOE STORE. wich street, N. Y. Coughs, Colds, Hosrssnsss, ANO ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Solti by l>rogvl«t».4ir AGENTS WANTED roa tiik oraxdimt rook bvir psiuiiib. | | iviKMAt DlOTluNAtY | or WAM8. Contains 20,000 Kectpos for everithlng, (bene fide number: beware of Imitations). Atwe- lutely indtapenhable to all olasses, atvlEat money dally to ovory buyer. Selling teeter than any other throe books eomblneuf Slit- teen pag*' circular and extra terms tree. V. A. Hutchinson & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Iw W aters 1 New Scale Pianos, N<|UABE AN Ik UPRIGHT, Are tho host made. The touch elastic, tbo tone jiovrorlul, pure and even through the en tire scale, yet mellow and sweet. WATERS* CONCERTO ORGANS cannot bo exeolled In tono or beauty; they defy com petition. Th8 Concerto stop Is a fine uaita- Prices extremely . and balance In ... Second-hand Instruments at ureal bargains. Agents wanted. A liberal low for oash or fl )»art cash, and bslinee & its. Second-,' Black Alps Fiuropo, by just imported from J. Kylk A Co. Fire in Chattahoochee. A kitchen and dining-hull ou the premtHcH of Mr. W. II. l'uikiimu, county, lng«*l Un r with nil the furniture aud cooking uteiiHils aud gentlemen,’ not : ten words of tho following extract is a! most solitarily true, but tho lnHt, lament- ably laughable; “No animal cages in our street procession—but the Uuesl built cages iu America, filled with the choicest animals, will be driven to tho show grounds, and exhibited freo to our pat rons.” There ale many other advertisod features, which woro not producod, but wo have neither room nor time to speak of them. We make these comments in accordance with the expressed wish of Col. Fields, the agent, that wo should visit tho entertainment and make our comments thereon. Wo havo nothing but the best of feelings for mntiy con nected with tbo Hippodrome—gentlemen known to us personally for several years. What we have written is from a desire to do our whole duty to our roaders and to the public generally. If tho Hippodrome will advertise fewer features and show more, it will givo greater satisfaction.'’ This company is advertised to exhibit in Columbus on Wednesday, Novomber 11, 1874, and as most of our readers ure interested in amusements, wo havo copied the above for their enlightenment. KNO W A LL MEN 'Ihe first therein, were consumed by fire on Thurs day night last. File accidental. By the misfortune Mr. Parknian and wife, now quite agod, nro left in destitute circiiin- fttaneoH. Think of it! Only $7 for an extension hand-sewed Congress, at nov8 fit Bhdell *fc Warm’s. Kentucky Joans, nov8 difcw new supply, nt u & Swire’s. FEj At the New York Store. A largo lot of best Kid Gloves, celo- bra^ed patent brand, at $1.00 and $1.50 a pair, in Mack, white and colors, just received. oct28 S. Landauku. Direct Importation. Among tho goods slmwu us yesterday were linens imported by J. Kyle A Co. direct from Belfast, Ireland. They im port considerable quantities each year. Many other firms in the South must do tho same. Why should not those goods bo forwarded direct through Savannah instead of via New York and Savannah ? WE ARK RECEIVING AND OPENING AT 3STo. 104 Broad Street, NEXT HOOK TO J. UYLE A €». AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES O’ DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTUR WE REPAIR AM. RIPPINOft FREE OF CHARGE, call before purcadng. uni KUnrnntoo gatlffnotlon In every Inutnnoo. ParlloH will iinil It to their luturuHt to giv oot4 ilfcwly CLOTHINC. NEW ARRIVALS FALL S WINTER CLOTHINC ! additional Bhtyinonts of i rocolving every wook, from our Manufacturer, New Clothing of all kinds. THORNTON & ACEE, oc 128 deoil Aw 78 Broad Street. SADDLES, HARNESS, ETC. H. NIIDDLEBROOK, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Saddles, Harness, Bridles^ Tlret at tho popular ami long ootablisliod j Tho Ko „ tllurM 1MIU ,i ia boin K nrouxed Fresh Oysters at the Ruby Restaurant. This is tho very best establish me nt of tho kind iu tho country, and everything is retailed at wholesale prices. The fine stock of Liquors is beiug retailed at 15 cquIh. Gall and bo satisfied. octl4 tf J. W. Uyax. Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware nt New York prices, sold at Witticii & KInsel’b. Dress Goods nt a groat sacrifice, at Peacock *fc Swire’s. nov8 dJcwff Attention. In consequence of a change wo nro about to make in our business, wo will ill our ontire stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Goods AT COST. Strause & Goldsmith. Coffins, Caskets and Metalie, Rurlul Cases, Tho nowest and best patterns, and at rea sonable prices, and a full lino of Cofllu Trimmings aud Mountings, at Edmunds’ Furniture Storo, 98 Broad Street. oat 11 lm. For Real Meershaam Pipes Call at Buhlor’s, No. 84 Broad Street, next to New York Storo. 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 &, Vcistillo, 90 Broad street, aro selling Eagle and Kentucky Joans, Virginia Cassimeres, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Brown aud Bleached Domestic, Cornets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Lacos, Trimmings, and Notions of all kinds, ut satisfactory prices. Oct 25 tf. Head Th is. Chapman & Verstille maintain their well known reputation for selling the best and most atyliali goods, at the lowest prices. Oct 25 tf Money. IIow to mako and savo money has been aud will continue to bo tho chief study of mankind. Among the innumerable ways an excellent one ia to buy your goods of the one price, first-class dry goods house of Chapman & Verstilie’s. Oct 25 tf Tho largest and best stock of ICid Gloves in Columbus will be found at Blanchabd’s. A good two~button kid for Hairia’ Victoria two-button kid for (1 CO; perfectly Beeniluw two-button kid for $‘J. lilCHTAtlHANT ANO HaIAJON of t'has. Ileyman Jb Co. the boat of Meals, Wiiiew, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on bund pro ho no publico. octl tf If the druggist offers any kind of herb- flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious ness, or any other ailment, toll him that you want medicine, not ti bar-room drink. A*»k him for Da. Walker’s California Vinegar Bitters, tho best regulating preparation known, and which you know freo from “Satan’s Elixir.” Bejoct all tho importance of direct steamship communication with Europe, and wo hopn to soo il established before a long period. NOT r r< >t> I .ATE ! Mnrli n jrnluN, Has on hand a largo Rtoek of ovory stylo and quality, from tho tthcapenL to the Ite-1. Ladles’ and Conte’ Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags, malloU.' IIUHAoE WATEBS k SoiTttl BrniiUwmy, N.w York. P, oTBoi MW, «W The Mason ft Hamlin Organ Company, winners of throe highest Medela end Diploma of Honor at Vlonae, *78, end Peris, ‘•r.aov oiler the ftnost assortment of the heat Cablets Greens In tho world, lnoledleg saw style# with rooent improveiuenta, met only team. Hively for oash, as formerly, hat elso oe new plans of easy payments, the moat favorable ovor offered. Organs rented With privilege of i otrohase, to almost any pert of the ooaatry. •’lrst payment $9.00 or upwards. Illoatrated catalogues and circulars, with tell particular#, sent tree on request. Address MASON h 1IMML1N ORGAN 00., Boston, New Verb, or Uhloigo. POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! —$20— WILL BUY A First Mortgage Premium Bold OW THB # mSTRIALExlSmOHCO, Authorised by the LegRlatoro of tho State of New York. tel Premium Drawlay, Mae. T, R td Merles Drawing, faaurf 4, 1 EVERY BOND will be Rteooraod wilt Premium, as an equivalent lor Iatareoi. Capital Pramlum,0100,00 Address, for Bonds and full Information, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A GO.. Financial Agent#, 28 PiU Row, N. Y. Post Offlco Drawer 29. 4w First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Humane Associate At Alexandria, Va. November 88, 1874. LIST Or GIFTS. 1 Grand Cash Gilt ......*100,099 1 Grand Cash Gilt ##,00* 1 Grand n M h Gift tt.0.9 10 Ua#h Gilts, *10, 16 Cost* Gifts, * 1,000 eeeli.., 600 each... loo*e aoh.. 60 each.. 1HS M.099 ALL I » l'IIICKB. by tho Army witlio cling to that romody. There cine that compares with it. octlt 4w Moved. T. H. Spear is now ut No. 101 Broad strtof, in tho Watch «ml Jewelry busi ness, and is also Agent for tho well known Remington Sowiug Machine. Watches, Clocks ntid Jewelry repaired with neatuesH and dispatch. I invite tho visits of tho public gen erally. oc(20 wlLtdtf An ontire now stock of fino Jowolry has been received nt Witticii «V Kinsel’s Jewelry Storo. Carpets / Carpets / Going at low prices, at oct28 eod The Virginia Stork. Tho largest assortment of Gold and Silver Watches is to bo found at Witticii ft Kinhkl’h Storo. octll eodftw 3m facilities *»hi pt mid I'm 11 soil Ic •Jected claims can modi- Revolutionary Unsettled Accounts, r ai. once to mo. 1 illnuton which giiam Apply atoneo by latter or in person to FRANK WESSELS, Agent, novl eK&wtf Enquiiiru Office. WINDOW SASH FOR SALE A T PIGRGE a WOOD’S, 77 li'oad street, two doors below Wells a. Ourtis' Shoo Klasod, *1.00 Sto: 10x12, 12 lights lexis, 12 12X18 12 “ 12x14, 18 “ Lip S» do to ud, *2 76, l 4 6u, 4 as, 6.36, r weigh:h, 20o pc viudo extra. Hash t>orn, a mo Nails, Hut. s or IIlimes Locks ami Screws, alt cheaper tliun ever ottered n tills market. All my u axis nro new und liret doss. 8x10 18 Llgat Hltnds very cheap. Kco tliOHO goods und prices boloro purchasing elsewhere. octll BK&wlm* .1. J. WOOD. RESTAURANTS. THE All HO R. ptetely rem.vi i) “ARBOR” Jowolry repaired aud made to order. | ^jjlo'icoLlouorsand ! ie ns*ure.| ove-y. : market nllurds. s. and customers may All bo tho In-St tho CCL8 tf Reich’s Restaurant No. M2 Broad St., H AS iust been opened, and Is now | re pared to Jay bulore its guests and patrons a BILL OF FARE EQUAIj TO Engraving and Watch Repairing done ut Witticii ft Kinskl’s. Beautiful Prints, just in, at Peacock ft Swire's. nov8 dftwtf Military Companies, Tho City Light Guards have received from New York thirty-six new and hand some g«*ay uniforms. Tho company will doubtless purado tho streets noxt week. What are tho Columbus Guards doing ? Aro tho members to bo (libtunced in tho ruco for rivalry. They cortaiuly ought to bo ublo to emul&to tho example of tho younger company. A spirit of emulation should be excited. Pay Day. The Columbus manufacturing compa nies paid oat yosterday some $12,000 to ] Meals nerved eft All hour#, at reasonable price#, . 1B . ' aui i rival e room* when deulrtd. employees for two weeks wagee. Bum- the TEN PIN ALLEY 1# the best ever ness in tho smaller stores was quite brisk constructed iu Culuinbus. Mr. JAS. FOR AN , . 1 kss chance. last evening in oonsequence. ocLM tf A. J. BOLAND, Proprietor. SANS SOUCI Bar, Restaurant I Ten Pii Alley. PATENT BAKU ENAMEL LEATHER, HARNESS, HOLE AND UPPER LEATHER Eimtnolcil Ulotli of all kind*, Leatlim- and ItublMir Helling, Collar#, llauie#, Trace-Cliula#, Whips, Rlliid-Ri'ldle#, Hack-Rand*, Hit*, Buoklea, Spurn, and all articles in thin lino unually kept In a first clan* home. J®- All goods In my line will bo Sold at roJuem) price-*, with « view of cloning out toy busl noBH at an early ' - ' Mr. MAR.' pleased to neo all liln old cuntomern i oof4 ondAwRin I friend.*. X2C. MIUDIaBBROOH:. No. 04 Broorf .Slrnol. BOOTS AND SHOES. GROCERIES. WeGiveThemFits!; H. F. Abell & Co. E VERY DAY AT THE OLD SHOE GAITERS, In nil tho fuvorito HtyluM havo a lino of LOW-PRIORI), neat mid nub. Htantlal work for tho Farm, the Work Simp, for School Wear, and for BuslneMB, ALL WARRANTED. We Give Them Satisfaction! Ah to Price, Stylo and Durability. Wl ovvuu BOOTS, BROGANS, PLOW-SHOES, and a full lino of aitructlvu to cIoko buyers.* WELLS & CURTIS. No. 73 Broad St., air sign uf tim uik limit. DRY GOODS. ItEMOVAL. J. KYLE & CO. HA1£ REMOVED TO No. IOG Broad Streot, Throo doors below tholr old ptand. The houro Ih much better llichtod. Cuatomord will good# in any part of the house. 0UE FALL STOCK is NOW COMPLETE Every Department. IN Uoluuibua, Got. 3d, 1874. J. KYLK ACJO. A RE now receiving a largo stock of the BEST Family and Plantation Groceries, and will bo pleased to lilt your orders for all goods In their lino. They have a new lot of Potatoes amt Sliver Skin Onions, New Crop of Carol na Klro, Sardines mid Amcrh-an Club l%h. MttOkoroJ.’in barrels, keg.-and kitv. Muvoppiiand Silver Litko Flour. MaKiiolia and Diadem Hums. WIim'h, Liquors, Cigar# and Tobacco. AiT* All purchase* delivered. AT THE CASH STORE. N EW York Stato Buckwhoat Flour Choice Now Crop New Orleans Syrup ut$l gallon. At more’s cclobratod Mlnco Meat, 10%c ft. Fine Teas, Green and Black, #1 ft. Extra Choice “ “ “ 41.60 .’ 42 Kf ft. Irish Oat Meal (Lentel’s). Bakers* Premium Chocolate. Extra Cholco Butter, Croain Chocso. Meal, Flour und Brun, at mill pr ccs. A»- Delivered free of drayngo. Terms cash. ROB’T S. CRANE, Ii’.vl flobl (112.U1 Truitt«. IS II AM COOPER'S Young’s Rust Proof Oats. M Y RUST POOF OATS ARE NOW leariy for market. 4-’all at th« Guano t and s#eur# them. They are put up In W.ILtflUMU. denco of t 60 Co*h Gifts, 100 Cash Gift#, 1,000 Cash Gifts, .... 4OfOo# 22,178 Cosh Girts, amoantlng to. R,999,0#0 NUMBER OF TICKRTI, 111,111. FttrOB or TIOKAT9. Whole Ticket# JNN Halve# /MR Gunners......... IU hliehths or each Caution# 114 6)4 Tickets for 140 44 Tho Montpelier Female Humane A#eo#l4 tion, chartered b“ * and the Circuit 1 poses by a Grand Gift Conoertl endow a “Home for the Old, US tufe Liulles of Virginia,** at r former resident o of President J UovKRNou’aOrriou, Richmond, July 4,1*74. It affords mo pleasure to #ay that I am well acquainted with a large majority of the ofleer# of the Montpelier Female Hsmane Aaeoefa- tion, who reside In the vicinity of my home, and 1 attest their IntelligenoA and their worth und high reputation as gentlAmea, M well •• the public confidence, in flue no# aad lUtnan- tfal means liberally represented among them. JAS. L. KEMPER, Gov. of Va. Alkxanduia, Va., Jaly A1174. • • • I commend thorn as Rent# of honor lty, and fully entitled to the eonfl- J public. R.. W HUGHES* 4 U. S. Judge Eastern Dish of Vn. reference# by permlasion: HI# Ex- cellenoy Giloort C. Walker, es-GoYeraor of Va.; Hon. Robert K. Wither#, Lleat^Iov. ef Va. aud U. s. Senator eleet; Senator# awl Members of Congress from Virginia. Remittances for ticket# may oe mad# by ms press, prepaid, postofflee mopey order ew wusblnaton, D. C. t or by registered letter. For full particulars, testimonial#* fM., eesA fur circulars. Address, Hon. JAMES BABRftUR, Prosd’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Ya. Rollable Agents wanted every white. eeU4 4w HAVE TOU TRIED JURUBEBA? ARB YOU Weak, Nervous, or DsbllltatsB ? Are you no Languid that any exertion roqiiireH nioru of au effort than you feel capable of making? Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderfo! Too ic and Invlgorator, which acts so beneficially rotive organs as to impart vigor to all tisor, which stlmnUnv let the sufferer fall to a short til , only t acting directly on Iho livor aud spleen. It regulate* the Bowel*, quiet# the nerves, and gives auch a healthy tono to th* Whole system as to soou make the invalid feel like a new person. hange, no marked reeifite. gradually his troubles “Fold their tents, like the Arabs, Aud silently steal away.” This is no now nnd untried dticon he*“ii long used with wonderful and is pronounced by tho higtusl tire “tho most powerful toulo known.” Aak your druggist for It. For sale by WM. f. KIDDIE ft 4vr 3ifc. W. W. SHARPE * 00., Publisher#’ Agent No. 2r> Park Row, N.w York, Are autharl.ed to *'Tlf ,| |w| " Trrtl.lM. m mi, Iu. ^BMOl.UTK DIV0HUM OMAtSI# courts, or dlffereut iti. NnpuMtcttj | mum 4*wl, ILNOUM. timw, 1M ■nWwi.l.T,