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Coin mini mini ref. r OL* XVI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1874. NO. 289 TEBMB DAILY, WEEKLYrAND SUNDAY wrQvmm. [ Twelve months, in edvenee $8 00 [ Six months, “ 4 00 Three months, “ 8 00 One month, “ 76e. Weekly Enquire*, one yeer 9 00 Sunday Enquire*, one yeer 2 50 Sunday end Weekly Enquires to gether, one yeer 8 00 Advtrtlilef IslM. fe«srs. 1 Wwk, Polly $ > oo 1 “ “ 5 00 s *• •• 6 B0 1 Home. " • 00 t “ “ IS 00 s “ “ 17 00 4 •• “ X0 00 b •• « m 60 6 “ “ m oo 1 Square 1 jeer 42 00 The above it with the privilege of • change every tliroo month*. Fot yearly carde a liberal die- count will Ire made. The rate for every other day itt Dally and every week In Weekly will be the eame aa Daily. For every other day in Daily the rate will be one-third 'ess than the Daily rate. For twice a week the rate will be one-half Daily rate*. For advertisement* in local or reading oolnmne •-third j advertisement ia changed more then onee in three mouth* th<* advertieer will be charg ed with the ooat of compoeitioa. Foreign adver- • tleere muet pav a* do thoee at homo. On Monday the appointments for the ensuing year were announced. A. W. Bigham is Preaiding Elder of the Augusta District; O. A. Evan*, H. J. Adams and F. A. Kimball assigned to the Augusta churches, and C. W. Key to St. Lake's Mission; G. H. PatUlo to Sparta; W. W. Wadsworth to Milledgeville. Athens Dis trict—T. F. Pierce Presiding Elder; W. A. Potter and P. A. Heard suparnnmera lies, to Athens. A. T. Mann to Madison; Jesse Poring to Washington; E. W. Speer Professor in Franklin University. Elber ton District—A. G. Worley Presiding El der. Gainesville Diatriot—John R. Par ker Presiding Elder. Borne Disiriot—W. P. Pledger Presiding Elder; A. J. Jarrell and J. T. Norris to Oartersville; W. F. Glenn to Marietta. Dalton District—D. J. Myrick Presiding Elder. Atlanta Dist. —J. E. Evans Presiding Elder. Atlanta First Church W. P. Harrison, A. Means supernumerary; Trinity W. J. Scott, J, M. Parker supernumerary; Payna's Chapel T. H. Timmons; Evans and Oakland J- H. Harris; City Mission W. O. Dunlap St. Paul’s W. A. Dodge; East Point W. J. Wardlaw; Decatur G. J. Pearce; Emory College Morgan Calloway; Sunday School Secretary A. G. Haygood. Griffin Dis trict—G. W. Yarborough Presiding El der; Griffin L. J. Davies; Forsyth D. D, Co*. We copy the appointments for the LsGrsoge District in full: LA GRANGE DISTRICT. J. W. Heidt, Presiding Eider. LaGrnnge—H. A. Parks. West Point—P. M. Ryburn. Newn»n—A. M. Thigpen. Troup—L. Rush. Long Cane—J. R. Msyson; J. P. How- all, supernumerary. Whitesville—J. T. Lowe. Greenville and Trinity—J. H. Baxter. Chalybeate Springs—J. Jones. tlrantville—W. J. Cotter. Whitesburg—W. A. Simmons. Hogsnsville—F. M. T. Brannon. Senois—R. F. Jones; E. K. Aiken, su pernumerary. Palmetto and Jones' Chapel—J. Bryan. Fsirbnrn—J. M. Bowden. Carrollton—J. W. Stipe. Bowden—A. C. Reese, supply. Franklin—W. H. Speer. Heard Mission—T. Turner, supply. Missionary to China—Y. J. Allen. District Superintendent Ameriosn Bible Society—W. A. Parks. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. Telegraph to Ehqusi*.] DOMESTIC. —Esss Cornell, of New York, is dead. —Ex-Governor Baxter, of Arkansas, is in Washington. The New York Cotton Exchange has raised $050 for the Tuscumbia sufferers. -Several persons dispensing drugs without having pharmaceutal diplomas were fined in Philadelphia. —Dudley S. Gregory, first Mayor of Jersey City, is dead—age 6T». He was a member of Congress in 184G. —A large number of longshoremen have returned to work, saying suffering famil- hsve claims in preferenoe to the union. —Gen. Sherman, in oommenting on tha status of the army, is mortified to learn that there are more postmasters ia the United States than soldiers. —Tha new mills of the Rensseller Iron Works, at Troy, N. Y., have resumed at reduced rate*. The strikers assaulted several workmen in the dark. Three balls, eight hundred points, ,000. Maurice Vagrax was the winner; Oyrille Dion second—772 points. Billiard game at New York yesterday. The court-house at Franklin, lows, with coart records, was burned by an in- oendiarv. This is the third inoendiary fire within three weeks. —At the meeting of the Directors of Northern Central Railroad at Baltimore, two reports were submitted. Neither was signed by a majority of the commit tee. Alaban Legleistsre. THE SESSION CONTINUED—W. W. * SCREWS ELECTED STATE PRINT**. Montgomery, December 9.—The Legis lature, by a requisite vote, has sgrsed extend the session beyond the constito tional limit of thirty days. W. W. Screws, of the Montgomery Ad vertiser, has been elected State Printer. THE WEATHER. Washington, Dec. 9.—ProbabUUiet. For the Tennessee and the Ohio valley, increasing cloudiness and colder weather, with northerly or westerly winds and sta tionary or rising barometer. For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, dear fair weather, northerly or westerly winds, high barometer, slight changes in tern perature in the southwest, probably fol lowed by a northern on the Texas coast. Transit of Venua—observations Hueeesofal. London, December 9.—Telegrams were received at Greenwich Obssrvatory, this afternoon, from India, announcing that the observations of the transit of Venus had beeu successful. Over one hundred photographs were taken. Ku-KInx Pardoned. Washington, December 9.—The Presi dent has granted pardons, to be issued to-morrow, to John Whisonsnt and Jerome Whisonant, of South Carolina, both eon victed of Ku-Klux offences and sentenced each to five years’ imprisonment at Alba ny, N. Y., and one hundred dollars' fine, They have served two years of thsir term, Enntfaj Opera In Row Tai Nxw York, December 9.—A decision was rendered by Judge Donohue to-day, refusing to make permanent a temporary injunction against the Police Commis sioners to restrain them from interfering with Max Strakosob'a Sunday afternoon performanoes in tha Grand Opera House, -The wife of ex-Judge Pratt, of San Francisco, has applied fur a divoroe from her husband on the ground of desertion, and asks for a division of their common property, whioh is valued at $2,000,000. —P. D. Harris, of the New York Cus tom-house, and W. P. Girard, Purser of the steamship Cresout City, have been held in $5,000 bail for assisting in smug gling 20,000 cigars. —Edward Madden, editor of the San Francisco 1'ribune, was killed Monday by H. Grenovice, a stepson of the editor of the San Joaquin Argus. Au attempt was made to lynch the murderer, but he waa not found, as tha sheriff bad removed the prisoner and concealed him. —Masked men detached the express car and engine from the train on the Kansas Pacific Railway, robbed the safe of Wells, Fargo and Co. of $27,000. The case with ~i5,000 gold dust was oarried off. The robbers were mounted and heavily armed. The Express Company offers $10,000 and the Railroad Company $5,000. Govern or's reward $2,500 for the arrest sod re covery of the property. —Edmond Stuart, formerly of Liver- >ool but recently from New Orleans, >ought in the New York market a few days ago, outside of the Cotton Exchange, some 3,000 bales of cotton and shipped the same to Liverpool. He sold the bill of lading to Duncan, Sherman A Co. receiv ing therefor bills of exchange, and has absconded. The bills of lading secure Duncan, Sherman A Co. from loss, which, unless the cotton is redeemed, will fall upon the merchants who sold to Stnarf. Stuart iB not a member of the Exohange. —The President, in conversation to day, said he had three vacant diatriot judgeships to fill, namely : in Alabama, Arkansas and Louisiana. It was proba ble he might be successful m selecting a suitable appointee for Alabama from that State, but as to the other States there was more difficulty, and be might, therefore, be forced to appoint peroous not now resident in them. As to Arkansas, those best fitted for the plaoe were either in favor of the Garland government or de sired its total overthrow. —Jersey City Presbytery publishes s verdict in the case of Rev. John S. Glen- denning, acquitting him of the charges of seduction and breach of promise of mar riage, but find him guilty of unministerial and unchristian conduct in making Miss Mary E. Pomeroy presents, visiting her flb frequently, and at nnaessonable hours, and living on such intimate terms with her as to occaaion public suspicion of im propriety. The Presbytery passed a res olution dissolving the pastoral relations between Glendenniug and Proepeot Ave nue Chureh in view of the disturbing in fluences incident to this clsss. FOREIGN. —The Grand Turk gives $10,000 for the famine stricken in Turkey. -Violent gale off Eugland. The John Cook was wreoked and fifteen drowned. Dozens of venue Is are ashore. Much dam age ashore. —The trial of Von Arnitn is to be pub lic, bat the judges have the discretion of dosing the coart during important reve lations. —Intelligence of the disasters on the coast of England by the gale of yesterday continue to bo received. At many places the winds blow with unprecedented vio lence. The brig Sibal, from Wilmington, N. C., for Liverpool, was driven ashore on Point Lynas and became a total wreck. Crew saved. —A violent storm occurred at St. Pe tersburg Monday night, causing much damage. The tide rose nine feet above high water mark, partly inundating the lower portions of the city. A large num ber of families of the poorer classes were driven from the houses. Over one thou sand persons were sheltered by police,and public kitchens were opened to supply the sufferers with food. The water ia now falling rapidly. CONCRESS. ■nun. Washington, December 9.—The type founder* in the mrioue cities protest sgsinst the reoiprocitj tresty, so for ss regard* type and type msterisl. The memorisi of the Texes Pscifio nnd Atlsntio A Psaiflo Ksilrosds wst present ed, preying Congress to sid these compa nies in the oonstruotion of their roads. In presenting the memorial, Scott said it bad been ptsoed in his hands by * eitisen of Pennsylvania, who was President of the Texas Paoi&o Railroad. The me morial was sooompsnied by ■ bill, whioh he (Soott) had not examined for the want of tlmo. Ho would present it to the Senate when in order, holding him self fne to approve or reject after exanii nation. Lumber men protest against the reci procity tresty. Changes in committees are unimpor tant. The aeleot committees on water routes to the aea and levees wore continued, A number of bills were introduced, and among them one by West providing for the entry of certain lands in Louisiana. Referred to oommittee on private land olaims. housk. The bill continuing the Board of Audit of the Diatriot paaaed. In distributing tbe President’s message that portion relating to tha troubles in Louisiana and other Southern States was referred to a select committee of seven 'Ihomas, of Virginia, introduced* bill removing tha political disabilities of Ed ward Booker, of Henry county, Virginia. Passed. ignatiou to teke effect immediately, whioh Crosby signed. Lee and Packer signed ta witnesses, and tbe document ia in poa. session of Packer. About fifty prisoners are now in jail. Scouts from the oonntry report all quiet fur miles around, and bn. ainasa gradually being resntned. Col. John D. Baird, cavalry regiment, Warren oounty State militia,issued orders direoling all militia companies to report to him. marketsT by telegraph to enquirer. Money and Ntoek Market*. Loudon, December 9.—Krle 24%@15. Paris, December 9 —Rentes t2f. and 62%o. Nkw York, December 9. —Block* dull. Money 3 per cent. Gold ill. Exchange—long 485 1 abort 4Vi))g. (Jovtrnnient# active ami blKber. Stute bunds dull. Nkw Youk, December 9.—Money more no- tlvo ut 2U<fjj3 per cent, kxchange heavy at 485%. Quid decline i to 110%@U9%. Govern ments dull. State bonds nominal. Speole shipments to Europe to-day $746,333, “* * pally gol i ooln. 4'otton Markets. IjIVKupool, Dooomtor 9. — Noon — Cotton dull and unchanged; uplands 7%@7%s•Orleans 7%08; sties 12,0 H) bales, including 2,000 lor speculation and export. Sales on basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary “ * Sales on basis oi below low middling?, 715*. sales on basis or middling uplands, nothing below low middlings, deliverable In February Having had In our employ an Agent that we have discovered to be eimply diminutively Inilgnlfloeat and eontemptueuely unworthy, unreliable, indo lent and dishonest fellow, through whom an impression has beoomt current that we are about discontinuing our buelneet In Oolumbue, wo dealro to say that notwithstanding any and all eueh representations that may be or may have been made, we are determined to rnoho our Maehlno more prominently known than ever. THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. is ui mmtiung upianan, tunning Unary, shipped In November 7% .sis of middling uplands, nothlug idlings, deliverable In Deoember, REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. ARK AN BAR AND LOUISIANA THE VEXED QUES TIONS—SOME BKNATOR8 WANT TO INVESTIGATE ALL THE SOUTHERN 8TATS8. The Republican Senators spent about an hour and a half in cauous this after- noon on the subjeot of Arkansas affairs, but adjourned without coming to any conclusion. Only a few Senators ex pressed themselves ia favor of interveo lion, and even these were not agreed as to the exact form of a movement. Others were disposed to postpone action os the present condition of the State did not teem to justify Congressional measures, all acoounta representing the people generally to be satisfied with their present government, with no cause for violent disturbance. The question of the oondition of Louis iana also becoming involved, several Sen ators said it would be found on examina tion that one or two of the other Southern States had no more legal existence than Louisiana, and therefore there should be an investigation concerning all of them, in order to establish their validity. Tha expression of views separated the Senators widely from the original topic of conversation. Tbe next eaucus will be held on the coll of the chairman. Alakana Claims Court. Washington, Deoember 9.—In the Alabama Claims Court to-day, argument waa resumed on ease 87 as to the charac ter of damages, the counsel for the gov ernment taking position that the court had no jurisdiction iu the matter of per sonal injury by acts resulting from the capture of Confederate ernisers. Gen. Roberts spoke in opposition. A decision will be rendered in a few days. Case 118, involving the qnestion of citizenship, naturalization, Ac., will, with oasa involving tbe same points, be argued to-morrow. It is probable that the hearing of the oases will com meuce regularly next week, after argu ments on demurrers ore closed. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. NEW GROCERY STORE. POLLARD A HARRIS, Old Stand of J. K. Redd k Oo. (next door to Chattahoochee National Dank.) A FULL LINK OF FRESH GROCERIES AND 8TAPLE DRY GOODS JUST RE- oetved. Having bought our goods for CASH,*we ehall sell them upon a CASH BASIS, Guaranteeing our prloes to be as low a* any houee In the elty. Good* delivered to any part of the olty Free of Charge. Give ue a call, and we will do our beet io please. Torma Strictly Oaahl POLLARD St HARRIS. octB-deodfcwly Celumkua, Georgia. Capital Items. Washington, December 9.—There will be a conference of Republican Senators to-nigbt to conaider what they shall do with the South. Venus has made her transit. • On dit, Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and Flanagan, of Texas, will oppose the con firmation of Jewell aH Postmaster-General, Col. P. B. Hunt, of Kentucky, aucceeds K. R. Cobb as supervisor of internal ravenue at Ithioa. and March, 7 7-10 Sales on basis of mld-UIng Orleans, nothing below low middlings, shipped in January and February, 7 11 18. 2:00 r. m.—Of sales to-day 0,700 baloi were American. Soles on bails of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in December and January, 7 7-10 Saleson a basis of middling uplands, nothini below good ordinary, shipped la January au February, 7%. Nkw York, December t» —Cotton doll: sale* 1,403 halos; uplands 14%; Orleans 14%. Nkw York, Dooeinher 9.—Cotton—Futures opened easier ns follows : Deoember 14%@2i-32; February 1605-32; March 151132®%; April 16 ll-16@23-32.« Nkw York. December 9—Cotton dull; sales 1,900 balos, at 14%@14%c; not recolpts 3 7 bales. Futures closed .-teedy; sales 27,600, as fol lows: December 14 7-32fi >, 4t January 14 9-16; February 14 15 16®3l 32; March 16 6 16; April 16%©21-32; M»j 15 31-32; June 16%; July 1617 32$£9 16. Nrw York, December 9.—CofToo more aettvo; one-halt ceut htghor at 17%<&}l9 : %,gold. Sugar dull and unchanged at8%@%; lair to good re fining 8%; prime 0@%; centrifugal 9<»%; re fined oasicr at 10for hard grades. Mo- la-ses—foreign neglected: Now Orleans 62@ 65%. Kioo quiet, but steady. Nkw Orleans, Docoiuber 9.—Cotton,steadier demand and Arm; middling* 14; net receipts 6,934; exports to Great Britain 2,000: to tho eontinont 8,166; sales 0,600; stock, actual count, 160 844. Savannah, Decentbor 9.—Cotton easier and Irregular; middlings 13 15 16; net receipts 4,372; exports to Great Britain 3,270; to tbe continent 1,666; sales 2 681; stock 09,066. Charlkb-ton, Deccmbor 0.— Cotton quiet; middlings 18%; low mi idling* 13%; good ordi nary 13©%; uet receipts 3,407; exports to Great Britain 2,< 60; sales 00O; stock 54,613. Motm.s, December 0.—-Cotton easier; mid dlings 13%; low middlings 13%@%; good ordl- naryl3%; net rocoipts 3,b9D; sales 2,000; stock Mk.vi ’ins, December 0. — Cotton quiet and unsettled; middlings 13%® : %; low mid dlings 13%@%; good ordinary 12‘40313; net re- oeipts 2,676; shipments 2,474; sales 2,600; stock •‘>,441. Lawyers. LIONEL C. LEVY, JR , Attorney nnd Uennsellor at Lnw. Commissioner of Deeds N. Y. and other States. Office over Georgia Home insuranoe Co. Hpeelal attention given to collections. JOSEPH F. FOU. Attorney at Law, and Judge of County Court. Practices in all other Court*. Office over store of W. 11. Hobart* A Co., Broad 81. j*26 66, Augusta, Docembor 9.—Cotton quiet weak; demand lair; middlings 13%; low mid dling 13%; good ordinary 12%; uet recolpts 2,002; Sales 1,867. Philadelphia, Docembor 9.—Cotton quiet; middlings 14%;net receipts 64. Galveston, Dccemb-r 0 —Cotton weak and r goi 922; stock 82, Baltimore, December 9.—Dull; middlings 14%; net receipts 113; sales 106; stock 2t,7fl2. Boston, Doe. 9.—Cotton dull and nominal; SAMUEL II. HATCHElt. Attorney at Law. Office over Wittlch A KlnsePs. Watchmakers. New Advertisement*. f,ONNTANT EMPLOYMENT—At home, \j Male or Female, $80 a week warranted. No capital required. Particulars and valuable samples troe. Ad<irers with 0 cent return stamp, C. KUSS, Williamsburg, N. Y. 4w A gents wanted for the people** JOURNAL. Four magnlfioent Chro mes free. 'I he most liberal offer ever made. Send 3 cent stamp tor circular and sample. P. W. ZIEGLER fc CO., 618 Arch at., Phlla, Pa. ,At home, male or female; $36 per _ .week, day or evening. No capital. >A«el|We tend valuable paokage of _,(}* ftligooda by mall free. Address With ten cent* return stamp, M. YOUNG, 173 Green- wloh street,N. Y. 4w the Best Sell- r Prise Sta- isokage, poet- BRIDE, 767 pal Br< oadway,_N. Y. 8VCHOMAI _ 1NO.” How either sex may fascinate and gain ti e love and affections of any person they choose Instantly. This simple tueutul ac quirement all can possess, free, by mail, lor 26c., togothsr with a marriage guide, Egyptian ■* *"— ‘o Lndios, Wedding- Address T. C. SOHOMUUKG, Practical-Watchmaker and Jeweler, Successor to L. Outowkky, 106 Broad ntre«t. Ml Columbus, fla. O. 11. LKQUIN, Watchmaker, 134 Broad stroet, Columbus, Oa. Watched aud Clock* rupairod in tho bout man per and warranted.fall Doctors. J. M. MeNKILL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practice* In court* of Georgia aud Alabama. DR. J. A. URQUHART, Office removed to the Drug Store of E. C. Hood k Brother. Sleeping apartment at former reeldenoe, on the corner oi Randolph and McIntosh eiroet*. Poarsa Inqkam Ki INGRAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorneys at L**w, Will practice la the State aud Federal Courts of Qeorgia. Office over Proer, Illgee A Oo.'* store, uorthweat corner Broad and rtt. Clair flts. JaS DR. M. B. LAW. Office corner Broad and Randolph atreota, Hurrus' building. !>nce on Forsyth, three doors below (It. Clair. A. A. DOZIER, Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Lnw, Practices In Btat* and Federal Courts in Gsorgia aud Alabama. Office 126 Broad M. t Co’ambus, Qa. JaS LOUIS WELLS* SHAVING SALOON, (Successor to II. Uenei,) Under Georgia Uoms Insuranco Building. Prompt and polite barbers in attendance. J*26 Attorneys nnd Cannaollare nt Lnw. Office Mo. 67 Brond utreot, over Wiltich k Kin- ■el's Jewelry Store. Will practice lu the State and Federal Courts. **p4 090. stock 10,- J*s. M. Russsll. Cius J. Bwirr. RUSSELL A SWIFT, Attorneys and Counsellors at Luw. Will practice u the Courts of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit) >ud Alabama. Office over 0. A. Redd A Co.'s store Broad street, Columbus, Ga. jal L. T. DOWNING, Attorney nnd Solicitor. . 8. Com'r and Register iu Uaukruptc;. Offlc iov20| over Brooks' Drug Store, Columbu*, Ua. R.jT MOSES, Attorney nnd Uonnoollor nt Low, MEMPHIS. NXW COLORED SOCIETY. Mjuiphis, December 9.— 1 The Presidents of tha various colored societies of this city have organized a society called the Knights' Brotherhood and Monumental Association, the objects of whioh are set forth in a lengthy address to the oolored people, published this morning. These ere to discard all old political ties end cul tivate end maintain permanent peace. VICK8BURC. TAX NXOBOKS RENEW THE SIXOX AND ARX XXPUL8BD—A FUNERAL PROCESSION FIRED UPON—NEGROES GATHERING REINFORCE MENTS—WIRES NOT CUT. Cincinnati, Deoeinbor 9.—Tbe Times' Vicksburg dispatch says the fight was re newed ten miles from the city last even log between several hundred negroes snd forty white*. A courier was sent to Vicks burg for reinforcements, which were sent out without delay, and after a short bkir- mish four negroes were killed and three wounded, whereupon the nogroes retreat ed. Last night the negroes drove in tbe white pieketa from Ford Hill, and it is •aid have entrenched themselves thore. They are receiving large reinforcements from other counties. At lost accounts they were marching on the city up tho Issaquena road, driving the whites before them. They fired into a funeral proces sion, wounding one white man. The fire waa returned and threo negroes were killed. It was apprehended tbat the wires had been cut in the far South. It is now as certained that New York and New Orleans are working direct by the Western Union wires. Vicksburg, December 8.—Excitement about tha court house was intense this morning, bnt commanders of various com panies restored quiet, aud tha lives of Peter Crosby and other prisoners are safe. Lieutenant-Colonel O. S. Lee, aid de camp to Adjutant-General Packer and commander of the citizens, met in tbe court room fo-day to decide upon a course to pursue. In a private ( interview between Packer, Lee and Crosby, the latter ex pressed a desire To tender his resignation M Sheriff. Gen. Packer prepared bis res- Froviston Markets. Nkw York. December 9.—Flour dull and drooping. Wheat iiuiet and unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork heavy at $21. Lard firm; stcain Cincinnati, December 9—Flour steady. Corn steady at 78@76. Pork In fair demand but lowor $19 59. Lard unsettled and dull. Bacon nominal and dull; shoulders 9-%; olear rib 12%; clear sides 13%. Whiskey firm at 97. Louisvillb, Decour or 9.—Hour unchanged. Corn 79@75. Pork unchanged. Bacon—nono here. Sugar-oured hams 12(313. Lard 14%@ 15%. Whiskey 97o. Dai.timouk, Docomber 9.—Flour and wheat unchanged. Provisions weak. Pork un changed. Hulk meats dull and nominal. Ba con scaroo; shoulders 19%; clear rib sides 18%ftl3%. Sugar, coflee and Western butter unchanged. WIns key $l.t/2<g)$l 93. UniGAuo, December 9.—Flour dull and nom Inal Corn quiet and weak; No. 2 mixed 74%@75. Pork opened dull, but closed active and higher, $19 49. Lard opened dull but closed aetlvo. W hlskey steady nt 97. St. Louis, December 9.—Flour higher low and medium grades; superfine winter $4 40© 4 60. Corn In improved demand: new e7@69; No. 2 mixed 69%. Whiskey steady at 99. Pork in fair demand hut lower at $19 50. Haras, pickle, 11. Bacou fiat. Lard lower at 12%© *2%. Bonin, Ac. Dentists. W F. T1GNKK, Dentist, Opposite Btruppsr's building, Randolph Bt. Bpecial attontion given to the insertion of Arti ficial Teeth, as well os to Operative Dentistry. feb22 daw COLUMUIT DENTAL. MOOMfe, W, T. Po< >l, Prop’r, Georgia Home Building, Columbus Georgia. H13 Builders and Architects. J. G. UHALMERM, Hesse Carpesler send Builder. Jobbing dona at short notice. Plans and specifications furninhed for all style* of buildings broad Street, next to Q. W. llro" n’s, in9 rnlun «.n*, Ga Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Night Shirt, he. A queer booh WILLIAM A CO., Pubs., Phils. JPor Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS HUT UP ONLY IN RI.WR BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Solti by DruKKlatfl. 4W ■noon* nroim ooxrtnnw. Hems’ Its; Barber Shops. ED. TEMMT, BulHir, Crawford fit., under Rankin House, Columbus, Ua. Tobaooo, Cl Kara, So. lAIERDORL If yon want to enjoy a go id smoke, go td^iis C. LOPES, Dealer lu uud Mnuurueturwr of ft'lu« Cigars, Ja> Near Broad Btreet Dopot. Grocers. DABDLR. BIIE, Dealer In Family Groceries, mily Groceries, on Bryan street, be Oglethorpe k Jackson streets. ‘ No charge for drey ago. J. H. HAMILTON, WkolmaU and Meta.ll Sneer, Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stalls No. 16 snd 16, Market House. Fresh Heats of every klud and best quality, Jail always ou band. J. T. COOK, Fresh Meats of All Kinds, sep6 Bulls Nos. 16 and 17. Plano Tuning, lie. R. W. BLAU, Repairer and Timer of Piunoes, Organs and Aceordeons. BJgn Painting also done. Orders may be be left at J. W. Peaxe k Norman’* IIAVK YOU THIHD JUBUBEBA? ARE YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? Are you so fAURUld that any sxsrtion requires mnru of an effort than you fuel capable of making f Thou trjr JURUBERA, the wonderful Tonic and luvigorator. which sets so ben'fficlully on the secretive organ* as to impart vigor to ail tho vital force*. It is no alcoholic appetiser, whirl Stimulate* for a short time, only to lot the sufferer fall to a lower depth of misery, tut It Is a vegetable tonic noting directly on the liver and spleen. 14 regulates the Bnwels, qntots the nerves, and give* such a healthy tone to the whole system hr to soou make the invalid feel like anew person. Its opsratlsu Is uol violent, but is characterised by great gentleness; tbe pullout ox- E urlenrrn no sudden change, no marked result., ut gradually his troubles “Fold their tents, like tho Arabs, And silently steal away." Tills Is no new and untried discovery, but ha* been long used with wonderful remedial results, and Is pronounced by the highest medical author!• lie* “tho most powerful tonlo and alterative known." Ask your druggist for It. For sale by WB4. F. KIDDER k CO., 4w Nnw York. First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIKR Female Humane Associat e At Alexandria, Va. IffOT-esnlder fl8 ( 1874. LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand Cash Gilt $100,900 1 Grand Cash Gilt 60,ix-0 1 Grand • 'ash Gilt 26,0 U 19 Gash Gift#, $12,000 each 100,090 16 Cant* Gin*, 6 090 each 76,009 60 Ua«h Gilts, 1,909 each 60,000 109Cash (lilts, 600each 60,000 l,0i)Q Cash Gifts, loo each 190,000 1,900 Cash GIII*, 60 eoch 60,000 20,0. 0 Hash Gifts, 20 each 40C,0o0 22,178 Cash Girts, amounting to $1,000,000 NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100,000. PRICK OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets $20 09 Halves 10 00 Q,uartors 6 00 Rlghths or each Coupons 2 60 6% Tickets lor 100 00 Tho Montpelier Female Humane Assoola- on, oharternd by the Legislature of Virginia nd the Uiroult Court of Orange oounty, pro- jkjboh by a Grand Gift < Jonoert to establish and endow a "Home for the Old, Infirm and I)astl- Boot* and Shoes. LOTTERY. December 29. SECOND AND LAST Grand Gift Concert IN AID OF THK Masonic Relief Association Of KTorfolli., Va. Day Positively Fixed ! TUESDAY, 29TH DECEMBER, IS74. LAST CHANCE! Authorized by not ol tho Virginia Legislature (passed March 8th, 1873.) 50.000 Tickets—a,OOO Cush Gifts. $250,000 To too Given Away 2 One Grand Gash Gift of One Grand Gash Gift of One Grand Gash Gilt of One Grand Oash Gift ol One Grand Gash Gilt of - - - Ono Grand Gash Gift of - - “ One Grand Gash Gilt ot • • 16 Gash Gifts of $100 > each 28 Ga-h Gifts of 60') each 43 Cash Gifts of 250 ouch 79 OaRh Gilts of 150 each 260 Gash Gilts of loo oaou 678 Gash Gifts ot SO each 6009 Gash Gifts of 10 each 6000 OASH GIFTS, aggregating PRICE OF TICKETS. $30,000 26,00 20,"00 10,000 6,000 2,600 2,000 16,000 14.000 10,750 11,850 26.000 28.900 50,000 $260,000 For ticket*, circulars, Ac., address HENRY V. MOORE, Hee’y, Norfolk, Yu. bov26 deodfcwtd WKLI.S A CURTIS, No. 73 Ilrosd St., Sign of the Big Boot, DMALIKS IK Boots snd Shoes, Leather snd Findings. Give >y msl tides. N. JJ.— Plasterers’ HsJr always on band. JlL Boot and Shoemakers^ WM. MKYKB, Boot nnd Shoemaker. Dealer in Leather and Findings. Next to 0. A. •edd k Co.'s. Prompt and strict attention gives Tailors. O. A. KOCHNE, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. A fall stock of Frouc.h and Kngltsb Broadcloths Cassimer** and Vestinss. apr!6 No. 134 Broad Btreet. HENRY 8KLLMAN. Catting, Cleaning and Repairing Don* in th* best style. apr24) r draw fowl and Front Bt*. Dress-Making. MIffiffi M. A. HOLLINGSWORTH, Drrs*-M*klng, Cutting and Fitting. Terms cheap. Resilience and shop in Browuoville. Tin and Copperamitha. WM. FEE, Worker lu Tlu, Sheet Iron, Copper. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. ja7 No. 174. Broad Street. Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT THOMPMON, Livery, Buie uud Exchange Stable*. Oolstbokpi, North or Randolph Hr*., ocUK) Columbu*, Oa. A. OAMMEL, Livery and Male Mtables, OoLiTHosrt Sr., Colummus, <Ja. 7Particular attention given to Fo'-ding and Bab llors** and Mules boardod iu stable* by tbe south or day. nci2fi Cun and Lockemlthe. PHILIP E1FLEB, Uun and Lockawitb, Crawford street, next Johnson's corner, Columbus. Ha. ja'i WILLIAM SCHOBSK, Oon and Locksmith and dealer in Uunnlh* Ma larial*. East of Btrupp*r's Confoctiouary. Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Sheetings, Shirtings, and Sewing and Knitting Thread, Card* Wool and Orlnd* Whaat.dCorn- Office in roar of Wittlch k Kinsel’s, Randolph st. Jal8 R. II. CniLTON, President. MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of 8IISKTIN08, BIIIHTINOH, YARN, R0PS, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. Q.P. BWIFT. President. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. oct3! ly. Confectioners. I. O. STRUPPER, Candy Manufacturer AMD DBALSK IR All kinds of Confectionery and FralU, Stick Candy IS canto. Full weight guaranteed io each boi. J*-< Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., A CO., Houee and Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (Just north of poatoffica) Columbus, Oeorgia. Will contract for House aud Sign Painting at reasonable prices, nnd guarantee satisfaction. Refar to wb. Know. Mr. teprS and I attest their Intelligence and their worth and high reputation us gentlemen, oa well ms the iiuldlc o»nfl<!enoe, Influence and runs.an- tial mean* lit erally represented anrrng them. JaS. L. KEMPER, Oov. of Va. Alkxandbia, Va., July 6,1874. • • .• I commend them as gents of honor aud integrity, and fully entitled to the confi dence ot tho nubile. R. W. HUGHE8. U. N. Judge Eastern Diet, of Va. Further references by permission: Hie Ex cellency Gilbert G. Walker, ex-Govornur ol Va.; Hon. Robert E. Withers, Lteut-Gov. of Va. and U. fci. Senator eleot; Senators and Members or Oongro»s from Virginia. Remittances lor tlokets may be made by ex press, prepaid, postoffice money outer ou Wasblnuton, D. U.. or by registered letter. For full particulars, testimonials, fco., sond for circulars. Address, Umm. JAMEfi BARBOUR, Presd’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va. Reliable Agents wanted every where. uovl2 4w HIDES. Important to Merchants. B UY your WRAPPING PAPKR AND PAl'KR 15 AOS at home, at New York retes, from M. M. HIRSCH, Comer Bridge end Oglethorpe street*. Important to the Public. S KLL illDICF, FURS, BKB8WAX, RAG8, etc. at bJgljMt cash prices, to M.M. HIRSCH, ■•HAM COOPEB'I Grocery Store continues its well-earned larlty. Country produce bought and sold, goods always on hand. The old plaoe. •WMIf J. J. W. R. WOOD H AVE opened a FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERY SCORE at 77 Bru.id St., with Ghoioe and Select Goods, Rutter and Eggs a specialty. Canned Goods, all kinds; Preserves and .Miles, Fruits, Foreign and Domestic, Pickles, assorted; Crockers, a select assort meat. Seedier* Kalita*, Candles fa great variety. Buckets, Tubs, Tin ware, Brooms and Hue- kets. Wo keep everything in the Houeeketp- ing line. We respectfully invite the public io give us a call and examine our goods and prices, second door below Weill k Curtis. AH goods delivered. dceo 3m