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n. Calnmlm mittircr. XYI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1874. NO. 270 TEBM8 or TRB WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY mrQVXRBR. aonths, in Advance #8 00 jib*. “ 4 00 tontliB, “ 2 00 |tb, “ 75o. ARKANSAS. PBMfECT OP ANOTHER WAR ! HQViBXB, one year nquibkb. one year nd Wiixlt EMQUinaa to- l one year 8 00 Advertising Rato. .... $ 3 00 .... 6 00 ,.... 0 60 § 00 13 00, 17 00 20 00 22 50 ..... 25 00 42 00 change b l* with the privilege of month*. Fot yearly card* a liberal dls- will iuvariably be ouo-third advertisement i* changed more than s month* the advertiser will be charg* cortt of composition. Foreign advor- I pa* as do those at home. Badlcal Lt.-Uov. Binltb ti. Car. Gar* land and the DemeeraU-Ar* rente for Trenaea. Washington, November 18.—Special dispatches to the Chronicle represent af fairs on the vorge of war. Several State officers, claiming offioos under Lt.-Gov. Smith were arrested, and warrants out for others. No intimations as to the in tentions of the Federal Government in the matter. Little Rock, November 10.—After tbe arrest of John G. Price, of the Republi can, for printing and distributing Smith’s proclamation, the Sheriff soarched the oity for Smith and Wheeler, brtt could find neither. Price was released on $G,- 000 bail. The 8tate house to-night is guarded by armed men. CLAIMS OP PARTIES—OAKLAND GOVERN- .ECRAPHIC NOTES. ipli to Enquires.] DOHEHT1C. melh Billings, an artist and arob- of New York, is dead, rov. Dix, of New York, baa decided the winter in Florida, aker Blaine declines the csndidaoy Senator hip of Maine, itonsivo raids into Texas by bands :ican marauders are reported. ie Methodist Episcopal Ohoroh has •iated $803,853 28 tor foreign mis- #orge S. Wagner, of this 8tate, li* a of the National Senate, died at Dgton yesterday. iree murderers were executed in tlvania—Udderzook at West Ghes- I O’Mara and Irving at Montrose, veu hundred forged bonds of the •Nr of Pittsburg were discoved here. It tivanorted that there are $20,000 of these triftds afloat. ■WTli® relations between tbe Longshore' ma^ and the shippers are critical. Tron hle4a apprehended, as the Italians are imAf to work at shippers rates. —$ho Chicago extension of the Baltl and Ohio Railroad having been ‘ited, regular trains between Ghioa- Baltimore commenced run- yester day. >. S. J. Solms of Philadelphia, pro Jor of Peking Mills, who was obliged ispend during the panic of a year ago, jiaid off all of his liabilities before l were due, and has resumed business, FOREIGN. . Vitliin the last year, according to the dan Timeh, M. Offenbach has received $,000 for the anthor’s rights of only l of his pieces. (kvigation on the inland lakes for easou is now about over. The mail er Outario was stopped by ice on Horn narrows, Ontario, and the Sr Vauderhilt had to cut ioe all tbo brongli Lindsay river. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. AT I ON OF KEY. B. W. B. ELLIOTT AS BISHOP. |Ita, Ga., November 1G. —Rev. R, J , MJJplliott was consecrated Bishop of Btlpfrn Texas yesterday in St. Phillip’ fhwreh. The church was packed to its Wtakoit capacity. The consecration ser- . {RDR was preached by Bishop Willmer, of Jkflftama, and the act of conseoration per- foroifd by Bishops Gregg, Quintard, How*; Willmer and Beckwith. A large ar of the clergy were present; also ition of thirty Texans, headed by ov. Hubbard. hop Elliott departs for his nsw homo rst week in December. His future i San Antonio. ldent Grant Aak* tbe Governor Texas to Stay an Execution asuinoton, November 1C.—The Pres- nt has directed thAt a telegram be sent the Governor of Texas, requesting him delay the exeontion of death sentence i Santanta, until it can be satisfactorily 'certaioed whether or not he violated parole, the President believing the weight of evidence thus far is in San- testa's favor. ROBBING EXPRESS COMPANIES HAULS OF $70,000 AMD $40,000 AT A TIME, Cincinnati, November 16. — Seventy 111 a—and dollars were stolen from tbe American Express Company. Two men brought a trunk to the office. An accom- plica aent the watohman for cigars. Du- absence they plaeed the safe in , which was carried away by two men.* No trace discovered. The accom- plies .was arrested. A GRAB OF $40,000. •MMSonto, November 15.—As the express $r|s on the Great Western Railway was Bering Port Credit, a station a few miles CNjift of this city, about 5 Friday evening, flfo masked men boarded her. After ning the bell oord they bound and jed the baggage master. They then red the apartment of the Ameriean iross Company, whose messenger they [ged, blindfolded and handcuffed. ,ey took the keys of the safe from him, and scoured from $30,000 to $40,000. The ibbers remained on the train until ihed Queen’s wharf, in the western t of this city. How the Nrfroei Were Robbed. Washington, November 16.—Mr. Cres- all, one of the Commissioners of the men’s Bank, says it will require i,000 to enable the Commissioners to ;lare a dividend of twenty percent., id as yet they have collected bat $70,000. ith careful husbandry of the resources, !r. Creswell estimates that the bank will iventually pay forty per oent. MENT ORDERS OVER ONE HUN DRED ARRESTS. Washington, November 16.—No fur ther telegrams from Arkansas have been received here, and no notion has been taken upon the proclamation of Smith, reoeived by the President on Saturday. Attorney General Williams, in conversa tion this morning, stated that nothing would be done before to-morrow, when the Cabinet meets, and the subject will be then discussed. Telegrams from Republicans, reoeived here to-day from various parts of Arkan sas, represent that Smith’s adherents con tinue arming, and show a determination to maintain their position. Smith’s Gov ernment will be organized either at He lena or Pine Bluff, where tbe Republican element largely preponderates. The Garland Government has made at least one hundred arrests than far, inclu ding the editors of the Republican news paper, on the oharge of treason to the State. The eleotion of members of the Legis lature under the Garland Government, at which no Republicans voted, took place October 13th; and the eleotion under the Smith Government, in accordance with the old constitution, at whioh bo Demo crats voted, took plaoe early in Novem ber. The President and Attorney General had a conference to-day on Arkansas affairs. RADICAL RULE IN FLORIDA. STRIKE*. THE LONGSHOREMEN OF NBW YORK AND BROOKLYN STRIKE—REDUCED WA GES THE CAUSE — NEW HANDS EMPLOYED. New York, November 16.—The long- shoremen of this city entered upon their long threatened strike this morning. The piers and water fronts of both East and North rivers are crowded with groups of mon on tbe strike, engaged in earnest dis cussion of tbe situation. Tbe old rate of wages was forty cents per hour for day work, and sixty cents and upward per hour for night work. Rates are now re duced from to-day to thirty oente per hour for day work and forty cents per hour for night work. This reduction is entailed by the late disagreement among the steamship lines as to the establish ment of a universal rate for freights at all piers where steamships have arrived. To-day tbe longshoremen refused work at the new rates, and fresh bands were en gaged, who pei form their work nnder tbe supervision of experienced bands. No outbreaks nor violence have as yet occurred, but a strong foroe of police is plaoed along tbo docks on both of the riv ers as a precaution, and reserves are held in readiness at every precioot. The stri kers condemn these measures, and say that such precautions are not required, as tbo strike will be conducted in an orderly and peaceable manner. Steamship companies are determined in forcing the reduced rates, and are sat isfied it can bo successfully carried out. Oue of the largest employment stevedores said be would not employ union men even if they acceded to reduced rates,as ho was confident that new bands would soon be come as skillful as old employees. The longshoremon in Brooklyn are also on a strike, but no trouble has occurred other than to annouuce it to tbe steam ship companies. Police reserves are scattered along the water front, but up to the present time their services have not been required. ARREST OF THE CLERKS DURING SESSION OF THE COURT. Savannah, November 15.—For refusing to eanvaas illegally, K. S. Waldron, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Columbia conuty, Florida, and who, by law, was a couuty canvasser, and F. M. Weeks, his deputy clerk, and who is Johnson’s opponent for the Senate, wore arrested by a Deputy United States Marshal, and taken to Jack sonville. Tbe Circuit Court is in session without a clerk, and the regular business of the court has been suspended in consequence of said arrests. G. G. Keen, a Justice of tho Peace, who canvassed as the Radicals desired, has been appointed by telegraph, Clerk of the Court. The Grand Jury of tho Court was about to make a condemnation in their general presentments of the recent outrageous ac tion of United States Marshals in arrest ing officers of the court whilst it was in session. Tbe Solicitor threatened them with wholesale imprisonment by the Judge, and they wera forced to adjourn without making their presentment. FIRES. LOSS OF LIFE IN NEW YORK—FACTORIES IN DANVILLE (VA.) BURNED. New YonK, November 16.—During the fire in a house on East Thirty-eighth street to-day, oooupied by James Rielly and fam ily, James Rielly and his wife jumped from ono of the upper windows and sus tained serious injuries. James Rielly, jr., aged 4 years, and Margaret Whelan, aged 60 years, were suffocated. Their bodies were found in the ruins after the fire was extinguished. Danville, Va., November 16.—In tbe fire last night, the Roanoke Smoking To bacco Works, Barney’s machine shops and box faotory, and Crews & Rodenheimer’s flouring mills were destroyed. Total loss $100,000; no insure nee. Items frtn New Orleans, New Orleans, Nov. 16 — The lower coast steamer, Hunter collided with an unknown vessel and was sank. List saved—Darien Hamburg 2,254 bales ootton. Cotton burning fifty miles below. The Board of Police Commis sioners were reorganized. Gov. Kel logg signed a bill abolishing the coroners’ fees and fixing their sslarie*, saving the city twenty thousand dollars annually. General Baldy, chief of police of New Orleans, has resigned, and Lieutenant Murdook has been appointed by the Gov ernor to fill the vacancy temporarily until the recovery of Gen. Badger. The repairs at tho New Orleans mint are oompleted, and coining will be com menced as soon as the assayer is appoint ed and the necsseary appropriations are made by Congress. Mendoza, Argentine Republic.—The Chilian Consul has been arrestod, and the arms torn down from the Consul ates. It is believed that action was taken because the Consul sympathizes with the Insur gents. CLAIMS. MONEY FROM CAPTUBED PRODUCTS WITH WHICH TO PAY THEM Washington, Nov. 1(5.—According to the official report prepared last February at tho Treasury Department, the amount covered into tbe Treasury, arising from cotton and other captured and abandoned property, including returns of amounts expended, for the purchase of products under tho act of February, 1864, and tbe profits to tho Government" arising from the purchase and re-sale of such products, was $24,251,270, to which was added tho premium in coin, proceedi of the cotton captured at Savannah, Charleston uud Mobile, amounting to $2,- 566,768, showing that the total amount p*id from these sources was $26,818,038. Deducting nwards to . claimants, the amount remaining in tho Treasury at that time was $14,410,123. Since then other awards had been paid, leaving $10,414,- 000 now on band. There wore about oight hundred claim ants, and nwards have been made in four hundred aud twenty-two cases. A num ber have bcon dismissed, and two hund red and eighty are pending. There are other claims aggrogating $13,- 500,000 on Aocount of the alleged seizure of 136,<i00 bales of cotton, whereas the Treasurer lias knowledge of only 50,000 bales having been so seized after Jane 30, 1865. Another class of claimants have prefer red olsims for millions more, aggregating about four times the amount remaining in the Treasury, on account of captures ille gally made. Should awards be made in excess of the present available amount an appropriation from the Treasury will be come necossary. Remarkable Surgical Operation. MARKETS. RT TELEGRAPH TO ENQUIRER. Money and Sleek Markets. London, Nov. 16.—Streot rate 8; bank rate advanced to 6. Erie 96%. Paris, November 16 —Rentes 61f. and 66e. New York, November 16.—Stocks active and strong. Money 3 per cent. Gold 110%. Exchange—long 487; abort 481. Governments dull. State bonds quiet. N*w York, November 16.—Money active nd higher at 8%A4 per cent. Sterling higher _t7perueut. Gold higher at 111@%* Govern ments strong and active. State bonds quiet, but strong. Cotton Markets. Liverpool, November 16. — Noon— Cotton rung; uplands 7%; Orloans f ‘ ~ ties, Including 4,000 for speot ort. Cotton to arrive 1-16 dearer. des on a basis of i „ below good erdlna id November, 7 11*16. Sales on basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped In November and "ecember, 7 11-16. sales on a basis of middling uplands, nothing below low middlings, shipped In November and December, 7% Sales on basis of middling uplands, nothing bolow good ordinary, shipped In November and December, 7%. Sales on a basis of middling Orleans, nothing _b1ow good ordinary, shipped in November at Deoember, 7 16-16. 1:00 p. m.— Sales on basis of middling u __>nds, nothing below low middlings, shipped Deoember anu January, 7%. 2 p. m.—Cotton sales on a basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in November and December, 7 11-16. Sales on basis of mlddlng uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped In Deoember and January, 7 13-16. Sales on basis of middling Orleans, nothin) below low middlings, shipped In Deoember am January, 8. New York, Novembor 16—Cotton firm and quiet; salos 626 halos; uplands 14%; Orleans 16%. Futures opened firmer, but at noon were steady; Deoember 161-32; January 16 6-16; February 16 8-16©%; March 15 16-16@31-32; April 16%@6-16. New York, Nov. 16.—Cotton quiet and steady; sales 7 >2 bales at 14%@16%. New York, November 14.—Cotton—Futures closed barely steady*,; sales 48,200, as lollows Novembor 14 13-16027-32: December 14%@2» 32 January 16 6-82@3-16; February 16164)2; March 16 25-32@li)-16; April 16 1-16^3-32; May 16 6-16® %; Juno 16%@21-32. Boston, Novomber 16.—Ootton firmer, bat hold higher; middlings 16%; low middlings 14%; good ordinary 14%; net receipts 27; sales 600. Galveston, November 16 —Cotton firm and In fair demand; middlings 14%; low mid. dllngs 14: good ordinary 13%; net reoelpts 8,880; ■ales 1,360. Auqubta, Novembor 16.—Cotton firm; tend ing up; middlings 13%@14; low middlings 18% @%; good ordinary 18@%; net reoolpts 1,486; sales 1,443. Norfolk, Novembor 16. — Cotton strong, holders firm; middlings 14%; net reoolptt 3,608: ■ales f 03. Memphis, Nov. 16.—Cotton strong and held WM. FEE, Werksr Its Tim, BliMt Iron, Copper. Orders from abroad promptly attendod to. JaT No. 174. Broad Street. Tin and Coppersmiths. Confectioners. JOSEPH F. POU, Attorney at Law, tad Judge of Couuty Court. Praotlce* In all othor Court*. Office over store of W. 11. Roberts A Go., Broad 8t. ja26 I. G. 8TRUPPER, Candy Manufacturer AND DEALKS IN All kinds of Confectionery and Fruits, Stick Candy 18 oente. j weiii Ja24 Puli weight guaranteed in each bos. J. M. McNEILL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Practice* In court* of Georgia and Alabama. Office 128 Broad 8t., (over 0. A. Redd k Co.’*) 8pedal attention given to collection*. Jail Hotels. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Next to Colnmbua Hank llulldtng. Porter* at all tho traiua. MUS. W. F. SNIDER, Propr’aa Livery and 8ale Stables. ROBERT THOMPSON, Livery, Hale and Exchange Ntoklea, OeiHHoxpi, North or Randolph Sts., ™*30 C"lwmbn*, Oa. A. GAMMEL, Livery and Buie Hinkles, Oulithorfb St., Columbus, Ga. fPytloular attention given to Feeding and Sal* Horae* and ] month or day. INGRAM dk CRAWFORDS, Attorneys at lev, Will practice in the State and Federal Court* of ~ 1a. t Co.’* store, northwest comer Broad and 81. Clair Ht*. Ja8 A. DOZIER, Attorney and Counsellor at law, Praotico* In 8tato and Federal Court* in Georgia Ja6 Mark II. BtAnnroRn. Lorn* F. O irraru. BLANDFORD * GARRARD, Attorney a and Counsellors sit Law. Office No. 67 Broad street, over Wittich k Kin- ■el’s Jewelry Store. Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stalin No. 1 and 18, Market House. Freeh Moats of every kind and boat quality Jail always on hnnd. J. T. COOK, Croats Manta of AH Kind*, ■ep6 PU1I* Now. 16 and 17. Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP EIFLER, Gun and Locknwith, Crawford street, next JohuHun'a corner, Columbus. Ga. J»i’ Jas. M. Huhukll. Chas. J. Bwirr. RUHHELL A SWIFT, Attorneys and Counsellor* at I,aw. Will practice tho Court* of Georgia (Chattahoochee Clrouit) d Alabama. Office over 0, A. Redd A Co.’s nturo, Broad street, Columbus, Ga. Jal L. T. DOWNING, Attorney and Solicitor. . B. Cotn’r and Regl*tur in Bankruptcy. Office nov20] over Brooks’ Drug Store, Columbus, Ga. PRADODT 4k BRANNON, Attorneys at Low. Ornca ovrr J. Ennis k Co.’s 8torb, Broad St. novlS] Wist Bids. Gnn a Jal6 WILLIAM SCHORER, nd liockamllh and dealer in Gunning Mi terlals. Knxt of Struppcr’a Confectionary. Grocers. DAN*L R. HIZE, Dealer In Family Groceries, on Bryan meet, be tween Oglethorpe A Jackson street*. AS* No chargo for drayage. 14%@%; net receipts 4,672; sales Wilmington, November 16 —Ootton steady middlings 14; low mid *** ‘ *“ ** 13%; net receipts 663. . Philadelphia, November 16.—Ootton firm; middlings 16; not reoelpts 223. New Orleans, Nov. 16.—Firm and in aotlvd demand;middllng814%;low middlings 14%;good ordinary 13; net receipts 4,017; exports to Great Britain 7,243, continent 1,437; sales 4,000. Savannaii, Novomber 16.—Ootton firm! middlings 14%; low middlings 13%; good or dinary 13%; nol receipts 4,706; exports to Con tinent 3,061; Buies 2,120. Morilm, November 16.—Cotton firm; mid" .Jlngs 14%; low middlings 13%; good ordinary 13%; net rocolpts 4 674; sales 1,200. Baltimore, Novomber 10.—Cotton Armor Provision Markets. Liverpool, November 16.—Corn 36s 4d. New York, Novomber 16.—Flour steady. Wheat advancing. Corn firm. Pork firm; mess *20.26. Lard quiet; stoam 16%. New York, November 10.—Coffee more »otive, but firm, 16%@lo%, gold, for Rio. Su gar dull and unsottb d, nut nominal. Rloe dull and unchanged. Tallow steudy, b%@16-16. Chicago, Novomber 10.—Flour firm and In fatrdernand. Corn native and higher ; No. 2 mixed 76%; rejected old 78; new 60t|70; ear 65 J «-■ »-— . -« %. bid, kl 00 asked. Louisville, Novomber 10.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn—white 76@78; mixed 72. Pork and Bacon—nono here. Lard—tleroe 14%; kog 16. Whiskey 98. Cincinnati. Novomber 10 —Flour dull. Corn firm; oar b2@03c. Pork quiet for spot sate; *20 In January. Lard firm; stoam 13%{j|%; kettle 14; country kettle 13%. Bacon—shoulders qulot at 0; no sUIob offered. Whiskey dull and unsettled at 08. New York, November 16.—Freights firmer; ootton—sail 0-32; steam %. Rosin, Ac. New York, Novembor 16.—Turpentine quiet at 36@36%. Bosln heavy at *2 2002.26, strained Freights steady. New York Dry Uooda Market. Nrw York, November 13 —The trade move ment wo* more active in some departments of package trade, and there was a fair jobbing J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale aud Retoll Grocer, i A Oglethorpe i Barber 8hope. LOUIS WELLS* SHAVING SALOON, (Buccossor to U. Hern*,) Under Georgia Rome Insurance Building. Prompt and polite barber* in attendance. J*25 ED. TERRY, Ha^Jier, Crawford St., under llntikm House, Columbus, Ga. A SILVER DENTAL PLATE REMOVED FROM THE RToMACH BY THE SCALPEL. Glens Falls, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1874.— An extraordinary surgical operation was performed here to-day by Dr. McLean, of Troy, N. Y., assistod by eminent snr- geoiiH of Troy and thin vicinity. Last December Marion 0. Fulmer, of Gantte- voort, N. Y,, accidentally swallowed a sil ver dental plate, with four front teeth at tached. Several nnsaooossfal attempts have been made to recovor it by probing. To-day an incision was made in the GQHopbagn u , and the plate was found fonr inches below tho clavicle and successfully removed. • The teeth had become detached and g assed into the stomach. Palmer has eeu unable to swallow any solid food since tbe accident. Tho plate was an inch and a half long and three-fourths of an inch wide. —It is said the Spanish Consol at Bey odd e bus been recalled on account of his excessive zeal, and his exagger ated reports to his Government. The CarlistH have reoccupied Estolla. "the weather." Washington, Nov. 1C.—l*robabilities.— For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, generally cloudy, weather and areas of rain, with slight changes of temperature, east or south winds, and high barometer east of Mississippi- Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturer* of Sheetings, Shirtings, an«l Sewing « Knitting Thread. Card* Wool and Grind* Whoat and Corn- Office In rear of WHtlch A Kin.H'*, Uandolph st, Jal 8 , H, H, OHlLfON, pfssldi HUNCOGEF. MANUFACTURING CO, Manufacturer* of BUKBT1NU8, SlIIKTINGB, YARN, HOPE, Ac. G0LUMBUB, GA. O. P. SWIFT, President. W. A.*SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. oct31 ly, Piano Tuning lie. E. W. BLAU, Repairer and Tuner of l'ianoes, Organs aud Accordi-on*. Sign Painting also don lers may be be left at J. W. P?h*m A N< Watchmakers. C. 8CUOMBURG, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, Buccesaor to L. Giitownky, 106 Brood .tret-t, Jail Columbus, (la. In steady demand. Ellortcn, Nashua, Amo»- keug, Treraent, Methuen and Pemberton oot ton flannels are reduced In price. Ono thousand pieeos of Ameriean black Bilk* sold at auction to day and roslisod good prices. CLAIMS 2 NOT TOO LATE ! ) A It TIES having Claims against tbe United lor Property used npensation, for Pen- facilities in prompt and full settlement of all accounts. Rejected claims cun ho again considered. Revolutionary and other claims, if valid, still collectable. Apply at onco by let tor or In person to FRANK WESSELS, Agent, novl exhwtf Emiui.ua Onrioa. W. F. TURNER, Fire and Life Insnrance Apcy, 90 Broad 86., Columbus, Ga. sks taken on Glu Houses, Cotton and i. ootl4 eodJtwlm ordinance In Relation to Street Drumming. fT^HE ATTENTION OF DRUMMERS JL and all others concerned, Is callod to the following Ordinance, now in force, to-wlt: lie it Ordained by tbo Mayor and Oounoll of the City of Columbus, That any Druratnor, Runner or clerk, who solicits trade lor uny merchant or persons, either on the streets, cot ton warehouses, wagon yards, boat landings or iiasnenger depot, snail pay a lioenso of Ono Hundred Dollars. . ..... .. 2d. That all Drummers who shall solicit trado beyond the tddowalk Immediately lu front of their places of business, shall forfeit this license „ , 8d. That any Drummor, Runner, Clerk or Person, eollcltfnx trade without such license, on conviction shall pay »fine ol Ten Dollar* for the first oirense, or ten days Imprisonment; Twenty Dollars for the second olfonse. or Im prisonment for twenty days; *»r Fifty Dollars, or thirty days imprisonment for the third offense. By order of tho Mayor. ^ M mmRf , no6 2w Clerk of Council. CONFECTIONERIES. Good News! Good News!! PR0FUM0 & HOFFMANN are dally receiving fresh supplies of Groen and Dried Fruits, li Prunes, i.ayer iua, new uoios, Loudon Layer Raisins, Malaga Grapes, Bananas, Oranges and Apples. Wo al-o ko p Buckwheat Flour, Best Cream Cheese and the best Goshea Butter. No. SO Bromd Street. novl6 eodfcw C. H. LKCJUIN, Watchmaker, 134 Broad street, Columbus, Oa. Watche* and Clock* repaired iu the best man- ier and warranted.Jail Tobacco, Clears, to. If you want to Cigar Manufactory, Between Georgia Hoi MAIER DORN. ujuy a go >(i smoko, go ta Lawyers. jaao SAMUEL B. HATCHER, Attorney at Law. Office over Wlttieh A Kinwol's MAIL TRAIN-DAILY. Leave Montgomery 4:00 M Arrive at Jtufaula lOdl F M Connecting on Wednesdays and Saturdays wltk Boat* oo Chattahoochee Rivr, and dally at Uuloa Springs with Mobile A Girard Railroad for Trey. Leave Gufaula 2:00 A ■ Arrive at Montgomery 7:40 a ■ •Railroad for Coins roods diverging. J» 23 tf RAILROADS. Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Change of Schedule, Taking Effoot OotoKw I, 1874* B. DUMIIAM, Bup’t. R. J. MONEM, Attorney and Con use I lor at law, Georgia Ilomo Insurance Company bnlldlng, sc 17 ly) ond story. Western Railroad of Alabama. Sjeioi 54i HOURS TO NEW YORK WKBTRRN RAILROAD 07 ALABAMA, OoLumiUB, Ga„ Sept. 13th, UT4. TRAINS LBAVR 00LUMBUB DAILY For Montgomery and Selma, 2:00 a. m. Arrive at Montg'y, • • 8:00 a. N. Arrivo at Helms, - • 12:1)4 A. m. t'OH ATLANTA AMD NBW YORK At 10:30 a. in. Arrivo Opelika at 12:20 p. a. At Atlanta 6:42 p. tu. By Atlanta and Charlott* Air-LIn*. Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. m., CHARLOTT! 8:36 a. i., Danville 3:27 p. tu. Arrive at Waaiilugtea 4:80 , m., at Baltimore 0:30 a. tu., at Philadelphia 1:30 . m„ at NHW YORK 6:16 p. m. bleeping Cars run from Atlanta to Charlotte. By K.nne.aw Routt. Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. m., Dalton 10:28 p. a., • m.. Lynchburg 10.46 p. m. Arrive t 0:46 a. tn., at Baltimore 9:16 a. a., at NHW YORK 6:16 p. m. Bleeping cars run from Atlanta to Lynchburg. TRAINS ARRIVI AT COLUMBUS DAILY From Atlanta and New York, • 6:37 A. M. "roin Montgomery and Selma • 2:26 r. M. Ticket* for sale nt Union Passenger Depot. Bristol 10:46 a. i Builders and Architects. J. G. CHALMERS, Uonse Carpenter and Bnllder. Jobbing done at short notice. Plans and specifications AirnUhod for all style* ' buildings Broad Street, noxt to G. W. Pro< Ja» i. Ga Boots and Shoes. WELLS A CURTIS, No. 73 Broad St., Sign of the lllg limit, DKALBR6IN Boots and Shoeo, Leather and Find Inga. Glvo prompt and oarnflil attention to orders [Idea. N. B.—Plasterers' Hair always on hand. if*. Boot and 8hoemakers WM. MKYJtB, Boot and Shoemaker. Dealer in Leather and Findings. NttxttaC.A. odd A Co.’s. Prompt and strict attention glvou i order*. loll H. M. ABBOTT, Agent. (sepia Tailors. G. A. KCEHNK, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. A full stock of French and Xnglish Broadcloth* apr!6 HENRY BELLMAN. Catting, Cleaning and Repairing Done in the best *tyle. Dress-Making. HUE M. A. 1IOLLINUNWORTI1, Making,* Reside! Dress-Making, Cutting and Fitting. Term* cheap. Residence andhhop in Brownevllle. novl6 HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Oa. J. W. UYAN, Prop’,. Fun Goldin, Clerk. Baby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under tbk Rankin JIoubf.. my24 dawtf J. IV. RYAN, Prop'r CENTRAL RAILROAD. UKNXUAL BurSRINTSNDKNT'S OVFIOt, ) Central Railroar, V Savannah, November 1,1874, I O N AND AFTKU SUNDAY, 14T11 INSTANT Passenger Train* ou the Georgia Control lull road, it* llrancho* and Oounsctloas, will raa a* follows: TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WK8T. Leave Biivanuith 8:46 A M Leave Augusta.. 9:06 a ■ Arrivo in Augusta 4:00 r M Arrive in Milledgovllle 10:09 F M Arrive In Kntonton 11:66 F ■ Arrivo in Macon 6:46 r m Leave Macon for Columbus 7:17 PH Leave Macon for Ku aula 9:10 r M Leave Macon for Atlanta 8:10 PH Arrive at Columbus 1.06 a H Arrive at Kufaula 10:20 a M Arrive at Atlanta 6:00AH COMING SOUTH AND BAST. Leave Atlauta 10:00 p H Leave Ku ran la 7:26 p H Arrive at Macon from Atlauta 6:19 a H Arrive at Macon from Aiuiaula 6:46 A H Macon 7:16 ah Augusta POtAH Arrivo at Augusta 4:00 P H Arrivo nt Savannah 6:26 PH TRAIN NO. 2, GOINO NORTH AND WIST. Leave Savannah 7:30 P H Augusta 6:06 p H Arrivo in Augusta 6:65 a H Arrivo iu Mncou t.20 AH Leav« Macon for Columbus 9:20 A H Macon for Kufauia 9.06 A H Macon for Atlauta 9:00 a m Arrivo iu Columbus 6:36 r m Arrive iu Furnula 6:40 p H Arrive In Atlnnta 8:06 p H COMING SOUTH AND BAST. Leave Atlauta 1:26 PH Leave CoUimbim. 2:30 r M Leave Kufaula 8:60 A H Arrive in Macon from Atlauta 7:10 P M Arrive iu Macon from Columbus ,7.. 7:25 ph rive iu Macon from Kufaula 6:10 p H Leave Macon 7:36 p H Arrive in Milledgevtilu 10:00 p K Arrivo In Katonlon 11:66 p H Leave August* 8:05 p h Arrive iu Augusta 6:66 A M Arrive lu Havauuali 7:16 A H Train No. 2, being a through train on the Cen tal Railroad, stopping only at whole stations, poNsenger* for half atatlous cannot b* taken on 1 put off. Passengers for Mllledgeville and Katonlon will take train No. I from Savannah and Augusta, and traiu No. 2 from point* on the Soutkwsetern Ball ad, Atlauta and Macon. The Milledgerille and Butonton train run* daily, Sunday* sxcepttd. WILLIAM ROG1RB, Jo23 tf General Bnperlntendout. C. 1.0 FEZ, Dealer In aud Mnnulhctarer of Fine Cigar*, Ja9 Near Brood Street De|»ot. Doctors. DR. J. A. UR4IUHART, Office removed to the Drug Storo of E. O. Hood & Brother. Sleeping apartment at former residence, on the corner ol Randolph and McIntosh sireets, opposite tbe residence of Mr. Wm. Beech. scp6 DR. U. H. LAW. Residcuce on Forsyth, ihn l below St. CUlr. Dentists. W. V, TI ONER, Dentist, Opposite 8trupperV building, Randolph St. Special attention given to the insertion of Arti ficial Teeth, as well as to Operative Dentistry. feb22 daw COLUHBUM DENTAL ROOMS, W. T. Poor., Prop’r, Georgia Home Building, Columbus Georgia. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR.. A CO., House and Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (Jiift north of postofflee) Columbus, Georgia. Will contract for House and Sign Painting at Refer t i*4>a 18741 HOWARD HOUSE, 11S74 BROAD BTREET, Nbahlv Ovvo. Montuomkuy and Eufaula Kaiuuoad Jiai’oT, Enfaula, Alabama. i. W. HOWARD. Prop'r. octl dfcwflm NOTICE. LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Attorney nt I ,nw, Opelika, Alabama, W IU.FKAOTIUE IN THK OOUNTIKS ol Leo, Chamber*, Tallapoosa and Jf up set 1, the Supreme Court of Alabama, and in the United States District Court at Mont gomery. soplO dfcwtjani HINES DOZIER, Attorney nt Law, HAMILTON, OA., W. A. Farlev, ▲ ttornoy*At a Iiaw CUSSETA, OnATTAnoocHUM Co., Ga. ^W^S^eclal^Uentlon^rlvciTj^oMfflMnn^ Dr. T. W. HENTZ, Doutlot, . . gla Homo Building lor week*, where ho will bo glad to any of his friends wbo may nood Ills' W. W. SHARPE t CO., Publishers’ Agents No. 25 Park Uow, New York, Are anther I sed to Uentreet for Ad- vertletmg li enr pager. ffi/14 tf _ over this Bond will run as follows, Pas senger Train dally, (Sundays exeepted) maxing close conneotolns with M. k E. R. R. for Eufanla: Leave Columbus 6)00 r. M. Arrive at Troy 9:40 p. h. Leave Troy ...2:46 a. h. Arrive at Columbus 9:46 a. h. FREIGHT TRAINS, KEOULAR. Ijoavo Col u in bus Mondays, Wednesday* and Friday* at 6:30 a. m. Arriveat Troy 8:68 r. H. days at 4:30 . nets 2w Lrrlvo at Ool umbus itn W. L. CLARK. Bup’t. STOVES AND TIN WARE Stoves, Stoves H NATHAN CRuTN, (Opposite Sun Offlos) Columbus, Ga., FOULD reap, ctfully Invite the attention of Ills ' frionds aud customers to li' k of STOVES, HOLLOW AND KK, IIOUHI-FUHNIHHINO GOOD TIN WARK, at wholesale aad retail. Manufacturer of TIN, SHUT IRON AM 00PPKK WORK. Roofing and Guttering done promptly and in tbe best manner. Il» solicit* a call, feeling assured that hs cm give entire natisfaction. 4r Price as low as tbs lowest. Corns and sea bafore yon bnv. oet26 eodewtf NOTICE. IjERSONS HAYING GUNS OR PISTOLS I at my ^tors over duo are hereby notified tlmt II they fall to oall for them by November _ _ very fine assort ment of New Guns, whioh I am prepared to sell at very low prtoes. I have been in the trade In (Jolumbus twenty years, and know exactly what It require. My good* ore seiest- ed to suit It, and guaranteed to be precisely what I represent them to be _ _ oetM-deodxwlm *