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COLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1874,
jgtrodag gnqttircr.
coiinro, rnuui
urNDAT DECEMBER 1». 1874
COLVMltUC DAILY MANN NT.
Iijauctai—*»'• for aottoe Mtte-atsht m Naw
Au dlacooot; demand o« Boatoe do. on
vravidanco M i «t«bt "a Ooveaub X dhaooot; do.
„r*»w Orlaaoa %. Baak ebeebt oa Haw Took
i/ "or mlo*; do. oa othao yolota la Iko Oaltad
a. La '/*■ Onrranoy Iceu Im [ 'A per aaat par
_ ',b. Hold and allaar aomlaal.
Certo.—*"*•' I* 1 * 1 - warakaaaaa qaola
aalkBowa ; _
Ordieary and a’talalil •** * u
»lddlln«a
Oood Middling. >*M*~
Sal*. 88 helm.
Receipt* 302 b*l##—«7 by M. ft O. ft. ft.; 1*4
b« wiion* ; 44 by If. ft ■. ft. ft.; IT bj f. ft. ft.)
q£) b j river ; 60 by 1. W. ft. ft lblpa*atsiau
bale#—1*4 »»f i* W. ft. ft.; 4 ter mm mb-
■■nptioB; 00 by W. ft. ft.
UIIT NitWMt.
Stock o» bond August Slit, 1«T4. n^.q.l.tee
Rscoirod t^duy
previously.,
•8,495
... is>
.. *9,087—*t,*27
Sbippod t#^»y
pravloaaly....i
Plonk on hand I®,746
Sam Dat Lait Tun —Angmt llat, 1*73, 1.1TT;
raealaail mm* day Ml; total raoaipta 81,104; .hlpp*d
.ana day 348; total ahlpnaata 18,T4i; atoak 11,413;
aalaa 888. Mlddlinga 14Ka.
u. 8. Poaoa.—ItaoalpU for 1 day 88,168; aaporta
to Grant Britain 18,081; to Contlnant 1,187; atoak
880,134.
WHOLBHALB MAMNBT.
ColNaakaao Municipal BMIM InksKp,
Tb. municipal election commence it
10 a. m. and oloaad at 4 p. m. The
w.ather wan ftn*. The day clear aod in-
aigorating. By proclamation of Mayor
Cleghnrn, all th. bar rooma in Ih. city
war. cloud. Though than tat a large
crowd aronnd the poll, all th. while, end
oenreeeing waa active, no diatnrbaneaa
occurred during th. Mi lira day.
Mach money wu .pent by both aid...
Than wu really no difference in the pol
icy to b« puraoed by aithar. A rigid
economy in th. adminiatratioo of public
.Sain ia what th. people demand of thou
who control
There were registered in all 1,887 rotaa
-878 whites, SIR blacks.
The total vole polled wu 1186—whites,
718; ooloied, 468, ao than war. 154
whitu add 47 blacks ragiatariag who did
not Tote.
The mentgen were J. M. MoNeil, Jos
tles of the Peace, G. A. Klink, B. L Bau
and T, G. Coleman,
The counting commenced at 4$ p. m.,
and did not dose until 8 o'clock this
morning.
Both oandidatu for Mayor had serrad
MTeral terms In that offloe.
In what wu known an the wtits box
Mr. Molihanny recelred 866 rote.; Col
Wilkins 342. In the colored box Mr. Ms-
Ilbenny receired 368 votu; Col. Wilkins
18.
Below we give the runlt of the polls.
Thou marked with a * an eluted.
Bole Mbats—Skoauata n.aa; ioag ola,
lt«c.
r aide.
Bagoiso—Donaat'e Italic.
; 01114°.
PtJOAa—keflurd A 1214c; ,! >■ „ .
Corral—I'ommon 21c; ckolca See.
fLOca—Par bid—Waataia cholea .apartaa 88 60;
foaryff SO; (Voy##; Oily Mill# I B*. ih]
A A 88.
Siacr—riorida 60S86c.
Bait-41 80 for l.ir.rpool.
BUNMBAL XOTICM.
Tha Ataaral of Oaptala SSABoan J. Bam
nine will taka piaos tkla (Baaday) alia moan
at 8 o'clock, from tha raalduaa of Oa. H. L.
Baaolag, oa appar Broad atraak.
jndosc ta Now idtariltuiad
Fancy Grocer laa—R. 8. Oraoa.
t or County Traaaurar—J. J. Wood.
Look Out for Santa Ulaaa—J. M. Layhald.
Opara Hcura—Prof. Kona an
Fraak Supply of Flaa Gnr arlaa—H. F. Absll
a Co.
Confsetlonarlas sad Fuey Good a—J. J. a
W. B. Wood.
Toys—Profuiao fc Hodtnaaa.
SUrar Platad Wars at Auetlu—Blla A
Harrltoa.
A Proposal Ba tiding to Lat—John E. Falter,
hee rotary.
To Sportamaa—Eataa fc Boa.
Ho, for tha Helldaya-J. II. Layflald.
Appolatmaat of Klaction Maugore F. M.
Brooks, Ordinary.
Jfrflgdaair.
Rer. Dr. W. P. Harrtaon, of Atlanta,
will pruch at 11 o’clock this morning in
St. Paul Church.
Rer. Dr. A. 8. Andrewa, of tha Alabama
Conference, will preach In It Luka
Church thia morning at lty o’doek.
Dr. Andrewa will preach at Ht. Paul at
night and Dr. Harrison nt Bt Luka.
Th« BMW Malar.
Tha Wutern and the M. A O. Railroad*
are carrying cotton to Now Orleans at tha
umr rate. The largest shipper divldu
between the two.
John MoIUtsonr*...819| F. G. Wltktna 641
cnaax or oocsoil.
M. M. Moore* 1,186 | ITo Opp.
MATCHaL.
M. W. Morphy* 777 I Geo. W. Heyam. m
nnrcTY karsbai..
W. L. Keblnron*....6711 Wm. Burma m
nnxrott.
AbretnOdoia* 601 ( Jnmu Lynnk ATS
ALDERMEN.
riBST WABD.
0. O. Jordan*. etl | OliB. B. Orlmet*..M7
Jetnea Bukin 6111 Jokn M8keffay....476
a noon o waad.
W. L. Clark* 8681 T. K. Btanahar4*.mt
T. K. Wynne 6631 D. B. Bias ill
THIBD WABD.
A. M. Brannon* ....167 IO. W. Brown*....84C
T. O. Douglass 614 | A. W. Brantly....487
XODBTH WABD
L. E. 0’Kaefo.......6811 J. O. Andrews*...641
Ban. Jackson 618 | Hobt. Ladalagar*.t76
rirru wasp.
1. Joaaph* 814 I N. N. Onrtto* 848
H. F. Everett 6701 J. O. Chatman.. .811
8IXTB WABD.
G R Flournoy* ....7041 M. E. Ooatln, 660
John Darkln.. 46l|o.T. Wllllama ..47
JWdlk of G'apsata Bukara J. Banning.
Thin gentleman, the eon of Gan. Henry
te Benning, died et hie father’s residence
in thin oity yuterday morning, nt 11
o’elook. Tha dtaaun wu consumption,
from whieh he had long bun a sufferer.
HU ega wu ebont thirty-four years. Bev-
Oral yeans ago he wu admitted to the bar,
and became a partner of hU father, u
hoaeewd hen sad Jurist, who it both re-
■peoted and loaed throughont Georgia,
end upeoially in Oolumbue. The eon has,
however, appearo l in few caaea at onr bar.
Oapt. Benning wu born and raised in
Columbus. During the war ha proved
one of the most tried and gallant soldiers
of the Confederate army in Virginia, and
in the Longa treat eempeign In Georgia
aod Tanneau.e Wbila Barring on hit
father's staff, ba wu terribly wounded,
■are daring tha anbuqnent sickness, ha
aarar missed an engagement in which
that world-famed corps of Longatreet
igagad. Ha wu poseemed of
a generous, nnaelfleh nature, end we be.
litre never did wrong to a human ores-
turn. HU dUpoaition wu too kind aod
sympathetic, too open and chivalrous for
malioe, and In every quarter are found
true and bonut friends. HU own ulf
and panionn were the only fou be ever
ed. The others were those of
what ha deemed his country’s. HU faults
wl’l lie in the grave in whieh ht U placed
to-day. HU friends will only reoall the
daring bravery of the soldier and the ten
der sympathy of tha friend and compan
ion. Toihe mercy of a loviog, forgiving
God will go tha anon of frail humanity;
to hia friends remain tha many virtues,
the generosity and affeotionate qualities
of the boy, man and oomrade. He was
an only eon. To the father and family
all Columbus extends sympathy.
Since the above wu in type, comrades
of Capt. Banning, whom we had not been
able to am before, say that the deceased
wu twice badly wounded—onoe et the
second battle of Manaaus, and again at
Gettysburg. At tbe latter battle, hU
father, Gen. Benning, on whose eUlt be
wu urvlng, wu also wounded.
LOCAL BBIBBM.
lorfl Jfifiv Jkaarslt.
On Friday two large negro funerals
took place. One wu that off Charlee
Hendrix, the Superintendent of Aabnry
(Methodist) Sunday School, and tha other
that of tbe wife of Hampton Boston, of
the Baptist Church.
IMIp InJurt*.
On Thursday evening Dr. B. A. Ware
and a negro were atending on a platform
around the gin bouse of the former, in
Russell county, Alabama. It suddenly
rfe'i. Dr. Ware sustained some bad inju
ria# on tbe leg. Tbe negro wu eevsrel)
injured, end is not expected to reoover.
Thou who owe us anything will plaau
call and settle.
dec Hi Pbaoocx A 8 win.
Tho Meiuttnny liekot laaasMjW.
The ballots have not bun counted ont
at this writing, midnight, and will not bo
for soma hours yet. It has bean ascer
tained, however, that Mr. Molihanny, for
Mayor, received 71 majority In the colored
and three in tbe white box, making hia
majority in tha oity 74. Morphy ia aleotad
Marshal; Robineon, Deputy Marsha);
Sextan still undecided. Whet is known
u the MoDhenny ticket for Aldermen hu
bun elected with the exception, perhaps,
of Maura. Ledsinger end Brantley. We
will give the full vote in onr oity edition
this morning. This ia ell we can give for
onr Wutern mails in this issue.
Tht CUV BUeiton (E LatTamI BrteUut
Tomr.
In the oity election lut yur only 817
votes polled—636 whites end 181 colored.
The year bafore tbe total vote wu 876—
572 whites and 304 blacks. Mayor Cleg,
barn last yur wu sleeted by twelve votes,
Manhal Morphy by 208, Deputy Marshal
Bobinson 359, Saxton Lynah by twelve,
over Aba Odom. H. D. Moore, for this
position, received 144 votes. Tha Aider-
mania votu were not very clou, except
ing tbe cue of Alderman Chalmers, who
wu eluted over Mr. I. Joseph by six
votaa.
Tha year previous, 1872, John Moli
hanny beat Dr. John Cheney for Mayor
by 255.
Ia 1871, John MoDhenny beats. B.
Olegbom 55 votu for Mayor.
In 1870, 8. B. Cleghom beat John Pea
body for Mayor 141 ont of 1,195 votu.
In 1869, John Mcllhanny wu aleotad
Mayor over James Tony by 598 la a vote
Mote*.
T, 8. 8peer is now at Ho, 101 Broad
street, in tha Watch and Jewelry holi
ness, and ia also Agent for tbs wall known
Bamington Sawing Maehine.
Wetohea, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
with neetnem and dispatch.
I invite the visits of tha public gen
erally. oet20 wltAdtf
AttoaUon, Ootounhao gauds.
Ton are hereby ordered to eppur et
;your armory this (Sanday) afterneon at 2
o'clook, in full dress, to sot u a funeral
eaoort to Capt. B. J. Banning, former staff
■offleer of your Brigade.
By order of tha Captain.
J. J. Clapp, O. 8.
Calwmbw* Guard».
Thia company hu bean ordered out this
afternoon to escort tbe remains of Oapt.
8. J. Benning from tha rarifiekaa of Gan.
H. L. Benning to the eemetery. Tbs
tion ia very appropriate, as for thru
yean Oapt. Banning wu a staff ofioar in
tha brigade whloh his father commanded,
and of which tha company formed a part.
It ia hoped tha racks will ba fall. It will
not only be paying tribute to the deceased,
bat a token of respect for their loved end
honored commander.
ML BO ANT CUMTOM CLOTBIXO
Made u Order at ttaa
Borfoot Fit and HotUfnottan
Oar Mr. Thomas hu jast rataraed
from Hew York with a chaise Una of
Hew Semples, and ws an sow taking
orders for Dreu and Boataua Bails, haw
ing made satisfactory •rraaffamanta far
the manufacture of onr I
with special care and at chart notice, by
thou well known manufacturers of fine
clothing, Messrs. W. A. HowaUAOo., of
.Newark, N. J.
Give ns your orders aarly, and wa will
do our beat to plaau you, being determ
ined that onr friends and
not pay any Broadway lailots fancy prices
for having their clothing made to order,
eepl 7 tf Tiowaa A Panaacrr.
Factory Jeans, Check*, Bhutinge, Os-
nebnrga, Ao., together withafoll stock of
Substantial Good* in alt Unu of Dry
Goode, may ba foand at prieu to aoit tha
times. Call on
dec 12 Pbaoocx A Swot.
Miuunfiost or t*sb.
Front tho Bacnlper of Jaaeaff.
On April Sd, 1868, John Molihanny wu
elected Mayor without opposition, receiv
ing 888 votes Tha Board eleoted at tha
uma time anocceded the one which had
been appointed by the military authori.
ties, and over whieh Ool. B. L. Mott wu
ohoeen to preside as Mayor.
Tbs military authorities in 1867 re
moved Col. Wilkins aa Mayor, and the
Board of Aldermen that had bun elected
by tho paoplo tha yur previous.
BloctoA a north Timo.
Mr. John MoDhenny, for tho fourth
time, hu been eleoted Mayor of this city.
He is tbe Superintendent of the Columbus
Gu Works, and aged 44 yun. Bora in
Pennsylvania, he came South many yean
ainoe, and bu become thoronghly identi
fied with onr people, aeotion, and entar-
prisu. The honors whieh Columbus hu
voted him show the esteem In wbioh he la
bald by onr eitixena. Ha ia nniveraally
regarded u one of our truatiut and moat
enterprising business men, high*tonad
and honorable in every department of
Ufa. Ha it was, who, whan an Alderman,
introduced tha ordinanoe establishing
the preunt system of publio schools in
Oolambns, whioh have proved anob
a blaming. Mr. Mollbenoy hu made
heretofore a moat excellent Mayor, and
is Jnatly regarded u a type of an honut
true hearted gentleman.
His opponent in tha raoa, Col. F. G.
Wilkins, hu proved himself one of tbs
Uroageet sad most popular eitiaana of
(Mambas. ,
Monty Loot an* Won.
Considerable amounts wars ataked on
tha remit of tha election of Mayor yuter-
day, especially on tho vole in tha
white box. It ia reported that five and
Ian dollars wars paid for votu in the af
ternoon. Mr. Mcllbenny carried both
boxes. _ _
jfaat RrninJi
A fresh stock of Black Alpaca (tbe
fourth shipment this aaeaon). To arrive
Monday, a large stock of Beaded Trim
mings end Ladies’ Merino Underwear, at
tha Haw York Store.
nov22 tf S. Landaus!.
The Helen D’Eate t roe pa will be hare
on tha 21st, and remain throughout tha
wuk. Tha company is said lo ba a moat
excellent one.
John Robinson's big eireoi exhibits
bare on Christ mu Day.
From present appursnou wa judge
there will not be many exhibit!one ia Co
lombo. this season, and not mnoh gaiety
tha social world.
The Katie Potnam troupe In das urty
in J senary.
KNOW ALL MBN
That at tha popular and long established
RBBTAUnART AMD BaLOON Of
Chao, Boynton A Vo.
the beat of Mesla, Wine*, Liquors and
Cigars arc kept constantly on hand pro
bono publico. oetl tf
Blanchard mils the bast dollar Kid
Olovu in tbe market; also, keeps a large
assortment of Harris' Victoria, and Pree-
by's Fmmlaen Kids, Gents' Kids for eve
ning wear, at gl.25 per pair. [no22 tf
Clothing.
k fine and waU selected stock of Cloth-
—Tha entiia interest of the cily wu
cantered yesterday in the municipal elec,
tion. Broad street wu almost deserted
between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., the honra
of polling, while the oourt-hoose yard wu
fiUed with people.
—Tbe Bendy Moore left yesterday morn
ing. 'rte Wylly is daa to-day.
—“Daeamber is u pleaunt u May” in
the day time, wu the common expression
of yesterday.
—It hu been discovered that men don’t
object to be overrated except by asses
sor*.
—Certain oandidates may be defuted
in a municipal eleotion, but tbe Baltimore
Store ia always ahead in elegant clothing.
—The lay delegatee to the South Geor
gia Conference, now in session in Savan
nah, from the Colnmbna Dielriot ere A.
M. Brannon, Dr. W. P. Matthews, Geo.
I*. Kilpatriok and Bav. J. E. Tooke.
—The good of ■ man’s life oannot ba
estimated by the length of hie funeral
proeeuion.
—The ohein.geng are making a splendid
thoroughfare of the direct Wynnton road.
—Eggs are steadily adrancing to the
Obristuiu altitude.
—The Mobile and Girard Bailroad bu
■hipped that far 1,600 bales of cotton from
Beale to Oolumbue.
—A stow, slothful men rone his boots
over at tha heels.
—A aura cure for rheumatism is to buy
year under-garments from the Baltimore
Store.
—Onr merchants sell mnoh of the Flori-
ds syrap brought here to business men in
Msoon, Atlanta and Florida.
—An order for 40,000 orengu, from an
Atlanta firm, wu Ailed in this city yester
day at two and a halt cents eaoh.
—Muon restaurant men are advertis
ing oysters on the half shell et twenty
cents per donsu. No euch prioee prevail
in Oolnmbus.
—Ho one is dressed anises he has on
a well-fitting shirt. The best can be
eunred et tbe Baltimore Store,
—Many darkies became mad because
their eurnemee were printed first and giv
en onu lut in the registry list. Several
olaim they were not Jonu Jim, bat their
names ware Jim Jones. They didn't be*
long to Jonee or anybody else. They sera
satisfied when told tho whites were print
ed in the urns manner.
—Tha young men who wu ao greatly
admired at tha lut Parry House soiree,
buys hia clothing from the Baltimore
Store. Imitate hia example aod bo happy.
—“What have yon been a doin' 7” ukad
a boy of hie play mate, whom he uw com
ing oat of the bouse with tears in bis
eyas. “I've bun chasing a ‘pesoh’ ronnd
my daddy,” wu the aoarling reply.
—The thermometer averaged forty-
nine degreu daring the cotton week end
ing Friday. The highest wu sixty-two
degrees, the lowest thirty-two. Another
huvy foet appeared yesterday morning,
yet the middle hoara were pleaunt and
bright aa May.
—Thera is no need io ba oold, when
Hofllin, Rioh A Co. have each choioe
warm talmu end overcoats, whioh are u
cheap aa dirt.
—A gentleman just from Jacksonville,
Florida, informs ub be had strawberries
end nurly ell tbe spring vegetables a few
days ego for dinner.
—The boats have thus far brought to
Columbus 5,562 bales of cotton, against
2,947 lut season to uma time, showing a
gain of 2,615. Tho futoriu have taken
daring the ume time 3,081, against 1,134
balas—a gain of 1,947.
—Tha election yesterday realised to
tha oity uma $2,700 in poll taxes.
—Chicago hu realised from the trade
in oorn twenty-one million dollars against
fourteen million the whole eeuon of 1873.
—Cotton Maonfuturing hu inoressed
in tha United Btatu thirty-three per oent.
in the lut fonr yean. Bnsinese in the
Rhode Island mills is brisk. Half the
mills are rnnning two-thirds’ time ; many
of the largest, including the Spragues,
full time, employing the usual number of
bands.
—Mr. Mcllbenny, jast elected Meyer,
wu voted for mainly became be admired
tbe foil stock of superb clothing on dis
play et the Baltimore Stcre. Go there
end buy, end you may be assured of
snoosu in love or politics.
The editor, at the opening of tho now
year, speaks brightly of tha pro*peels of
Columbus. Tha Muscogee Bailroad wu
being bnilt. Ool. Fariah Carter bad
nearly finish ad a tan* Cotton manufac
tory. Ho proposed to introdeoe negro la
bor. [This was navsr dona, however.]
All Columbus needs is capital to make
bar the Lowell of the South.”
The stockholders of the Musoogoa Rail
road aleotad as Directors J. H. Howard,
B. 8. Hardaway, R. A. Ware, B. B. Alex
ander, S. A. Bailey, Harvey Hall, Ju.
Wimberly. The Board aleotad J. H. How
ard President.
On December 26th tha wooden building
owned by Mn. Shorter, sad adjoining
bar residents on Broad street, wu
burned.
Tha United Btatu Poelofflce Depart*
ment numbers 291,404 employees. It
stated that 4941attars warn motived and
unt every day but Sundays.
Congress wu talking about abolishing
tbe slave trade in tha District of Oolam-
bit, and in tha Territoriu of Haw Mexico
end California.
Oolumbos aleotad S. W. Foornoy May
or, and Alderman u follows: W. Y.
Barden end W. S. Holataad, lit Ward;
Heresy Hall and J. A. Laa, Id; J. B.
Brooks and T. K. Wynne, Id; P. A. Clay,
ton and M. Woodruff, 4th; L. O. Allan
and F. A. Jepeon, 5th; F. M. Brooks and
A. A. Dill, oqi.
B. H. Grasse wu eleoted City Treesu
rer; O. Stratton Clerk; J. M. Hoghu
Marshal; George Gullen Deputy Manhal.
The oonnty elected u Juatiou of tht
Inferior Court A. G. Foster, J. Wimberly,
8. B. Andrews, J. M. Benfroe and T. A.
Brannon. Tax BooSivat D. J. Beau.
Tax OqUeolor H. J. Smith.
Tbe following Magistrates were ohoeen:
J. E. Webstar and Ool. John Qninn for
the Lower Town District, with Brown and
Ligon u Bailiffs, and J. J. MoKendrae
and J. L Howell for the Upper Town
District, wi(h Lloyd and Hlx, Bailiffs.
John Forsyth, Esq., re tired from the
editorial eontrot Of the Columbus Timet.
and wu auooeaded by Gen. James N
Bethone. The farmer had been editor of
tho paper for uven yean.
Cotton opvned tha yur at 4jf5t. per
pound.
Horace Greeley wu then a member of
the lower Honee of Congrats. Soma of
the memben were taking him to task
beoanse a letter had bun published intba
Tribune regarding tha mileage of mem
ben. Tbe writer stated tha railu of tha
nureat routs abaald ba charged.
Cholera wu prevailing to some extent
in New York end Cincinnati, and raging
in New Orleans and along tha Miaaiasippi.
The steamer Peytons lost fourteen deck
hands in coming up the river.
Tha California gold fever oontinned to
rage. Two hundred veaula were adver
tised to leave New York. Every elaas end
style of goods wrre being unt ont.
Lonle Napoleon in December wu eleot
ed Pruident of tbe Freneb Bspnblio by
an overwhelming majority. Of tbs total
vote 66 per cent, wu for Napoleon, Gav-
aignao 20, Ledru Beilin 6, Bupail 4, La
martine 8 per cent.
A revolution in Roma oa tread tha Pops
to seek refuge in Naplu. He wu pro
tected by the French Ambassador.
Wiley G. Roper wu Jailor of Muscogee
county.
John Fonytb, P. M., advertised 267
letters u remaining is the poet-office.
A dreadful aooident occurred on the
steamer Londonderry, plying bat ween
Liverpool end Sligo. On board wars
thru cabin pauengera end one hundred
end fifty Irish emigrants for Amerioe. On
Deaambar let a huvy gale oeme on. The
decks were cleared end tbe poor emigrants
forced in tbe fora eabln, a room 18 by 11
feet, fitted to hold forty persona. Tha
150 emigrants were orowded in it, and
the ooaipanion, tbe only aperture for ven
tilation, was oloee and a taupanlin nailed
over it. In the morning it wu found that
seventy-two had aaffooated and died.
The vessel wu forced to return to Derry,
where a ooroner’s Jury found tha oaptain,
the first and aeoond mates guilty of men.
slaughter.
Tbe paper of January 9th hu a oredlt-
able New Year's addreu.
Died, on Daeamber 10th, Mrs. Lavlnte
Snied. Aged 54 yean.
CLOTHING.
NEW
FALL ? WINTER CLOTHING !
rpOfMeMha* damuU Off oar Into, we era raaslrlag .vary wuk, from oar Manure etorar
New Clothing of all kinds.
Oar Qoods am mads to ordar.ofOood Materials, ea4 warren tad to airs aattataatlou, at
priori lower team avar before offered la tala Market. Look before yoa bay.
Kaaieaiber oar motto-dUIOK SALES AND SMSLL PROITTS.
4W Special orders eelletted.
THORNTON & ACEE,
At Cost—-At Cost—-for Thirty Days!
natrons oar satire Hook of shales
Fail tnfi Winter Drees 8o.de, Whit. Qeode, Ribbons, Least,
Toweling, TnM. Damask, Wool Flaa a tie, Joan*. T weeds, Caetlntuu,
Show, Hate and Notl.ni of Every Variety, at ooat for owh.
ouk a took or
Stripo, CMs, Brown, and Bleached Doiestics and Print*
Will ba kept replulsked sad said at the lowest market rales.
We give special Invitation to elite some sad see aa.
CHAPMAN A VKRSTILLK.
•ADDLES, HARNESS, ETC.
H. MIDDLEBROOK,
Nearly sll dlfifiMil origiSftts from ludlgpslIoD
sad Torpidity of thn Liver, »nd ml 1st is »;wavs
no stonily lonsht If tne Llvor (■ K*j(iiUt<i<l
in its notion, nsnltb la Almost in vsrimbly Mciirvd.
Wnnt ot Action In Ilia Llvar cnniaa He«(iAcb»,
Oooatlpffittun, JnundlcA* Mn In thn flkoutdarv,
Cough, Chills, Dluloess, Boar Stomach. Bad Tnaft
In tha Month, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of tha
Uanrt, Dsproaaiou of Hpirita. or the Bines, and n
handiwd other symptoma, for which BiM SCONS'
LIVBft ftftOULATOR Is the hvat rsmsdy that has
avar basn discovered. It sets mildly, offsctually,
and being n simple vagstable compound, can do no
Injury In any quantities that it may lie token. It
Is harmless In svsry way ; it has bean used for
yaars, and hundreds of tl
ell parts of tha country
bslng the purest and best.
SisiMDi' LIVE* UfiULATOt, « Itditiit,
Is hermlees,
Is no dr. silo violent modulus,
Is save to earn if taken regularly,
o Int Klcat'
fault!.
Is the chsi
Is given wl .
tha moat delicate latent,
Dess not Interfere with bustnesa,
Boat Rot disarrange tha system,
Takes tha place of Quinine sou Bitter* of every
kind,
Contains tha simplest and bast remedies.
WOM BALM BT ALL MMUMMIBTM.
feM deodawly
New Advertisements.
FREES"*!
with Ohromos. ;
A8BRTIP
Will prove
it patented.
all. Addreee W. H. CHID!
New York.
VR1«T CAimiRM M _
r ElaT CEIUNU lor room im
ter. FELT BOON ft 41 and •!
Ulroular and Sample, addrsss U*
Unmden, New Jsrssy.
500 PIANOS AND 0RQAN8,
New aod Ssoond-Hond, of FlrsMJlsM — 1 *■—
will bs fold nt lower prtoss for Onsk*
staUments, or for rant, la tety —
'—tew these hard times aad ths
ftlOb WATERS fe SOM, 4S
wanted to sell Wntsrs’ New I
Concerto Organs. Illustrated _
mailed. Orest lndoosmsnts te the trade.
Coughs, Colds, Hasrssmss,
AND ALL THROAT 0NEASES,
WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS
MANUFACTURER
AND DEALER IN
Martingalea,
Has on hand a large ftoek of every style and quality, from tha cheapest to the test
Ladles’ and Cents’ Trunks, Vallaas and Travallng Dags,
ALL aVTLU ABB raiOU.
PATENT DUX ENAMEL LMATMMM, HARK EM, BOLE AND UPPBM LEATHER
Enamels. Cloth at all Mafia, Leather aafi Rabbet Bsltlaa,
Collars, Hamne, Trace-Chains, Whlpa, BUnd-Rridlu, Beck-Baa4a, Rita,
Buckler, Span, end ell artlelae la tkta Uae usually kept la a Brit elaas boars.
MB- At) goedr In my lies will be eoM et rodeoed prieu, wltb e view ef eleetad oat mj ball
neat at aa earl, day. TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
Mr. MARK A BRADFORD, (bnasrly with Mr. W. 8. Eut, 18 with me, ud weald be
pleased to ase ell bit eld oartemen ud Irindt.
otta eedhwam
ROSETTE & LAWHON,
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers.
At tkla Katabllikmut PURE end UM ADULTERATED LIQUOEa an arid.
Brandies, Runt, Old, Wlnaa, WhUkla* of all qualitlaa, tan dlffbrant brands.
No. 04 Br.RU Itrut.
LIQUORS, WINES, ato.
ARE
ROSETTE & LAWHON
AGENTS
aevl oodkwtta
FOR THE ORANGE RIFLE POWDER.
■old at Ifsw York prfeas, freights oddod.
A Mild spcrlcst sad gentle pargs*
live, reoomraemled for the ears of sll de
rangements or the stomaoh, liver and bowels.
By thcr timely ute mnoh sickness Is prevent
ed. The test of many years hare proven them
to be the safest, surest and beat of all tbe pills
ever offered to the public. They purify tbe
blood, remove all corruptions end restore the
diseased system to perfect health. Ar ms
ARtftdate te CkftllR aad Fever they have
no equal. Far DyapepaU they are it
Hpeelle. Fer Blek Headaebe aad
RlllmMH Celle they are a sura cure. For
CeRstlpellM, BliRNMMttlaNi, PI Ire,
Felpllellee ef Ike Heart, Pain Im
tli« Ride, leek and Lelni, Nervem-
mean, a positive remedy. Fer Female Ir
regnlarltlee, wltkeel it rlvel. When
one doe* not “feol vory woll,'' a single does
stlmnlatee the etomneb end bowels, restores
the sppetlte, and Imparts vigor to tbe eyslem,
Sold everywhere. Office, 11 Murray street,
New York.
DR. TTJTT’S HAIR DYE
la easily applied, Imparts a beautiful black or
brown, and note like magle. Tbe beet in the
world. Sold by all druggists. Prloe $1 a box.
HAVE T0U TRIED
JURUBEBA?
ARE TOO
Weak, Nervous, or DdMIHaM t
Arm yarn aa ffaaiald that my awkta
require* mure of an effort than yew feel eeffRMR
T making f
Then try JUBIJBIBAd the wnwdeefhl
Tonic nnd luvigorator, which eete en teweftclaUy
on the secretive organ* ea to laport VigorteoU
th* vital forces.
It Is no elcohollo appetiser, whlsh ettmnlelse
for a short tims, only to 1st the culhtsf AM te •
lower depth of misery, but It te a vegetoMR tSRle
acting directly on th* liver end spleen.
It regeletM Uir Bwwwkfe qtlete the
nerves, end gives such n healthy tens te the fehele
system as to soon make the Invalid feel like a new
i non.
Ite eperatli
charactemed *
arlanose no
nt gradually hie troablss
“fold thslr tsi
And silently steal away."
This la no new nnd untried dlnevety, bnlhee
been long used with wondsrfhl remedfel reenlte,
* Is prononnoed by the highest medleil anihert
“the most powerful tenia aad nMeraMve
knows."
Ask your druggist for It. 1
for sale by WM.f.l
LOTTERY.
December 29.
SECOND AND LAST
Grand Gift Concert
IX AID OV T8I
On the book of a darkey who uma to
town yesterday from the errantry, some
praetioel jokers placed a large plaokcard,
on whioh appeared this: “My vota for
aalafor$2.” He want to tho eonrt-hoaaa,
than np town, and down Broad street.
Ha was asking tha orowd of email onu
who we™ foUowing at hia huia, “What Maanniri Relief Association
yar iruh lafln at 7” at tha lut reporta. 1481101 ABBOCiailOn
Aa two dollars wu tbe prerequisite for ®r JJoxfolla, V*.
voting in tha oity election, and ooniider- DsV Positively FtXSd !
able money wu inverted in ballot*, tbe
eight wu enjoyed by many. Oartainly TUESDAY, fitTH DECEMBER, 1874.
mnoh laughter wu indulged In. LAST CHANCE!
Qgtlara an* Blah.
Tha oity wu luxuriating on them yes
terday, large q nan tiller having been
brought np by tha lut boats. They proved
an axoellent medium for tbe reoovery ot
thou sunk in despondency and pans by
the election ot yuterday.
Tha ghastly record of deaths that
recall iron polmoaary edrctloui ti frlghtral.
There It no illmuc that la re In lduoci la Itt
attuk u coniuaptloc. By the neilect of
'■slight ooMc” they toon beconc deep coated
ud doly rouodlu which. If applied et tbe out
let, world h«ve arortrd etl danger.
Tuit'r Expectorant bu proven Itaelf thw
t valuable Lang Balaam ever
dtaeoveml. A dlrtlwgwlrhed elargy
i of New York pranoaoooiR the “great
Mt bloulng or tbe nineteenth century,“ and
■ayi “no family eboold be without It,*' It lo
pleaunt to tho taatr, ud a rlegla doro will
often remora tha mart obrtlnete eoagh. Offloe
II Murrey rtreet, New York.
fob18 lUnd.wlr
oa.aaa Tleheu tmh Slfka.
taoo.ooo
Vo lorn aiw.n fiLway I
J. B. BBAMMALL,
(99 Broad Strut, Colnmbna, Ga. ( )
Wmuhmahtr an* Joteolar,
will repair Watchea, Clooka, and Jawslry
neat and promptly,
Ik also tha only agent tor the Singer
Sewing Maobine in Oolumboa, Oa,, and
her tbe only genuine Singer Company's
Needles for salt. But Maehine Oil,
Bbnttlu, Attachments and Naedlu ter all
Haobinea always on hud for tale. Nee
dier unt by mail. [novS tf
Nbw Prints every wuk; Groegrain
Ribbon*, ail widthe, 25 oent* per yard;
Dreu Goode at reduced prioee; head
quarters for Black Silka, Blaok Alpacas,
10-4 Shutingt, Pillow Oau Cottons,
Towels, Napkin* ud Table Linen, at
Blaxcbabd'i,
nov22 tf 198 Broad Bt.
Uae Grand Ouk Gift of •
One Greed Out Gift of •
mttn rant, o. r On Grand Uuh Gilt of .
Mtin Thag oa I Oca (Hand Dark Gift of -
A laraa a took of Dreu Goods and Uur Grand (Juk Gift of •
A largo sum* or eireu uuous iro 0 na Grand Cuk Gift of -
Gaastmoru at ooat. On Grand Ouk Gilt of -
«, v UrtoL rv> li Uaah GUIs of gtooi auh
“•** 81 J. Ktlo A Lo. is Uaik Gift* of 680 rare
U Uuh Glfta of M0 auh
Broth Oyotoro at tha Bab* Baetawrant. ^OGlGJIUof lWuah
Thia ia tha vary but utabliahmant of Its Ouh Gifts of
tht kind in the oonntry, end everything U2 "
is retailed at wholesale prion. Th# fine OAffH GIFTS, aggregating
■took of Liquors ta being retailed nt 16
unta. Onll aad ba eat tailed.
oetl4 tf J. W. BtAM.
lot sue
•ooo Utah Gifts ef toeuk
08,00
30.000
10.000
0,000
0,000
3,000
10,000
>4,000
10,100
11,000
30,000
6300,000
Tho letut noveltiu in Hukw.
Baltimore Clothing Honu.
rat the
If
Blanketa, Flannels ud Marino Undar-
wur sheep, at tha Virginia Store.
dec8 eod
* Man tn Ruins.
One of tha uddaat speotaelu ia tha
world ia a human being obattared and
broken down by the uiu of ardent apirita.
Bnt the damage may be repaired, lbs
rnin restored to perfeot soundness, by a
Connie of tbe moat powerful of all invig-
orants, Dr, Walkar’a Vinegar Bitten.
1 lowers of those “Ionics" of wbioh ram
is an element. They aggravate dliauu
and promote dieeau. dull 4w
Carpoto.
hew lot just in end chup, at tha Vir
ginia Store. deo8 ud
English ud French Cloths at ooat, to
clou ont stock. Vnaima Sroaa.
. du8 eod
Tht Binoot
Imported and Key West Cigars at Bob
ler's, No. 84 Broad Strut. ootll-tf
Joseph k Bro. are daily in receipt ot
Saw Goods pnrehued tor oau, every
variety end style, of which for cash they
will tell at tha lowut figure, either
wbolaula or retail. Cull and eu tha
goods on hand, whieh era made in tba
State of Georgia, ud boy home good*,
lag whieh moat ba sold by Junary 1st, I thereby uving money ud adding to tha
will ba disposed of at a great ■aerifies. I intonate of your own motion.
Bratus k OoLsaMm, I novi tf
Rob Roy Prints reocived to-day at tha
Virginia Store. dec8 eod
Dreu Goode ud Fare ulling at ooat at
tha Virginia Store. dec8 eod
Attanttan.
In eoneequenoc of a ehuge wa ere
abont to make in onr buaineu, wa will
ull onr entire a took of Clothing and Var
nishing Goods AT COST.
Bioaom k Qoi aaenru
Peraone wanting Dry Gooda, Shore,
Hat*, Clothing, Ac , shonid visit
dul2 Pbaoocx k Swift’s.
At tha Note York store.
PBIOEOF TIOEETS.
Whole Ttskrta, llOi Half TlakrU, M; Uaer-
tar Ttekata, M 40; Etavaa Tlrhair, $100.
Far tlokatr, rlrmlara, Im., addrora
■EMMY V. MOORE, On’/,
Bcrfclk, TA
asvM doodAwtd
A PROCLAMATION
CLOTHING.
THOMAS & PKESCOT
to. uall ud laa thslr
iVffi ROSES.
IE REMEDY.
nt.
PUT UP ONLY IM
TRIED AND BURI
■slaw Ia no$ vMrt, hot Is
bj anal giatlraarai tha patiaat u-
■addae ahiuiia, u Malkll iwalli,
BURT roRTPRERffiim - BAT
FIXER-FULL RIBTRIRUYME.
First Grind Gift Coecsrt
MONTBRLIBR
At Alexandria, V$,
list of aim.
1 Grand Caah Gift
1 Grand Goan Gilt
I Grand ^oahGlIt
10 Oaah Olita, |lo,ooo note
II Goat Glfta, •.ON oneft
•o Ca-h Gifta, l,oooaaoh....,
100 Oaah Glfta, too ante
&
S5
m aan
ss
33,171 Ouh Glfta, uooaaUag ta..
EUMRRR OF TMMMTC, 3$3,«»$.
raioaoffTtosatd.
Whole Tickets
Helves
Qnartara..ee...iiiai##.eeeeee
Eighths or eaoh Osapea....
ijjTleaete for
The Montpelbr Female
end tht OIreult
posse By e Grand Gift Oawaert
endow e “Home for the Old, Is
tato Led Its of Vlrulata,” et S
former residin' a ol PrarMral Ji
Govnnnoa’n Orrioa, Rronma,
Itnfforn me ■
eeqonlntrd with
plinanreto myihao?$m*eU
a lane majerRy ef 3ha affirm
tlon, who ,mId.‘Vo feWatt
and I ettvat tbalr taUllIgsMaaad Untr warth
nnd high tapntntlon u gwtlamaa, u wall u
tha pobllo o- nffdaou, Inlasnu aid aatsiaa-
it., 'CT.’ssajis-
Amxudua, Va., Jaly i, MM.
oat leow
id latagrlty, i
mu of tha jrt
Farther rafwsaau by oarmiaalaa: EiaRx-
eallanoy O.lurt O. Walker, ei-Oovaraat at
Ve.; Hon. Robert K. Wilbert, LleatOcv. If
Ye. end U. 8. Suntcr etaet) iifcntaratad
Memiien of Ooagreia from Virginia.
Hemlttuoee for tleketa mayu made kpoa-
no, prepaid, poetoMu ami aider ea
fublnaton, D.or by ragtettrod letter.
For full pertteniern, teeilmmleli,he,peed
for olranlan. Add ran,
Hu. IAHS3 BARBOUR,
Preadt M. F. H. A., Ataaaadria, Va.
Roliabln AgwU WAA Lad ararywhara.
pabUet , * U,, r“w. 1 EUOL
. 8. Judge Eaetera DHL
job printing.
A large lot of but Kid Glovaa, ula- _ . T _ . , . .
bratad patent brand, at $1.00 ud $1.50 j Kky I flu xvrlRiliDKlt),
Whereu, The time la now approaching
whoa nit of my little and J uremia frlanda
should know when to find me this Ohrlstmu
Tha true road to prosperity it to bay j w, ‘ h ® T ®‘ 48 ^ of
$ P$l r , in black, whits ud eolora, Joet
reoeived.
oet28 8. Lawdauu.
only whet yon era able to pay tba oaah
Now, therefore, I, Krlekrlaate, la the name
aad with the authority seated In me by ay
for. Appruiatiog tha fact, I hire da- p.trooa, dohtnb> mmoaau Mali
termined to salt from thia data for tha UM Little Folke teat I wlU make my Head.
By idhiriog striotly to tnia rain, I quartan at my old frland I; O. BTEUPPftR’S,
will be able to ull obupor than when on Readolph .treat, Oolambua, Ga
a . - „ . I Ia wltaaaa tharaof, I naan all to appear
d^Sd ta t!7« a nrit f.ror be ■‘-7®““' ■"”*«6 th. romtag Hotld.y. ud
dnbtnd to mn will e«>nfnr a grant fnvor by . wamlo# mf 0 r NorolUan
onUiag nnd rattling promptly. } Givnn radar mj Rood in tha elty, thia 10th
T. E. Bi.au OK AOD, ' day at Daeamber, till.
nov29 tf 128 Broad Bt.
An sntlro naw stock of fins Jewelry
hu bam reuived at
Wrmoi k KiwaxL’e
Jewelry Store.
Clocks from $3 upwards, guaranteed
to giro satisfaction, eu ba had at
Wrrnoa k Kraeu’e Store.
Solid Bilrer ud Hilvcr Platad Wan at
Naw York prioee, sold at
Wimo« k Kihsbl’a
Jewelry repaired ud made to order.
Engraving and Watoh Repairing dona at
Witticm k Einui.'e.
Tba largut aaaortmsnt of Gold ud
Silver Watches ia to bo found at
Wrrnoa k Kmsu’a Store.
oetll eodftw 8m
SIGHT DRAFTS
ON ENGLAND,
" Ireland,
»• ffaatlnnd,
“ OarMoay,
•* Half,
“ Aniirto,
“ DatMork,
•* Swadan,
H Norway,
- 5*.'«2K
“ Bwlcserlaad,
Fer sals by
M. M. KFFINQ.
Apply at Okattabuahu Natloul Saak.
KRIBKRINGLE.
I. O. STBUPPER, Asatetaat.
Business Suits
and
Elegant Dress Clothing!
All at Prion* Lownr than Evnr.
OalRMbao, Oa., Sapt. It, 1*74.
Largest Stock, Best Goods,
Lowest Prices I
BALTIMORE
CLOTHING HOUSE!
88 Broad Street.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY AT
J. W. PEASE ft NORMAN’S.
YfYLEOANT OHROMOS, with good Walnut
JU Framer, laraa ilia, from *4 to lit each.
Fin. Edition, of tha Put., from $1.(0 to $13.
Work Box#, and Writing Duu, (.cm, tn
baaatlral) from $1 to $13.
Th# flout lot of Jurullo ud Toy Book, wo
here avar had, et very low prioee.
Portfolloe, Ivory Otid Ouu, Oold Pua eed
Poulla, Game* Fancy Ink.tanda, Obeu and
Beektnmmon Boards ud Mu, nad a great
variety of gooda sellable for premia for pao.
pla of all egw aad taaiee, at vary etlraotly.
prtaae.
Call aad amour .took.
J. W. PEASE fc NORMAN
deeto daodhw
B 1
Hit
Just Received:
EAUTIF0L lot Now Prints; yard wide
Bleached Demeetle loo.
Wool Rod ud White Flannel* 3*0.
Antrlua Alpeaea. naw shade*, $3*.
Japan... Situ, full pattern., $10.
All ethur Dram Good* wry (hup.
To Arrlvt Tu$ad$y Naxt i
Full Hu of uw sty foe Silk ffurft and other
Thn wkols Ituk ea ckup u tha ahuysat.
F. O. JOHNSON k 00,
Business Suits,
Walking Suits,
Dress Suits,
Over Costs, Tslmss, &o
A complete assortment of
Youths’ and Bovs’ Clothing.
A Ado lino of
White and Fancy Shirts,
Under Shirts, Neckties,
Scarfs, Hats, Caps,
All goods warranted tc be as represented.
Give ne a trial.
HOFFLIN, RICH ft CO.,
88 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
Mr. J. O. HARRIS Is with no, and will be
pleased to ••• his frlenda.
ootf tf D eod AW
GILBERT’S i
PRINTING OFFICE
A1TD
BOOK EMN1EIT.
JJAVINO EXTENSIVELY UfDl>
BilhU my offie*, lnentfolpatfoa of the baiiaew
•oeaon which la now opening, with eew mate
rial, I am better prepared tku ever Id da
tvary Smartpilm ef wuk dmlrad ky
Merchant*,
Oorporatloni,
■ocieties,
Railroads,
nteamhnstfi
And the Publio Generally.
An examination of Prieu aad Steak Book
ed, gaaraatulag Good aad Reliable Wuk*
maaaklp, with Promptiem.
Gdorgla and Alabama Legal llaaka
or avary dmertptlon oa head, or yriatoff at
thort notice.
Railroad Raaaipt fiaak*
For the dlffkrant Baade, of variou aHM, Oh
way. on hud, aad elm made te erdetaariMM
notice.
Infaot, the eatabllahment la aompleU, 'amt
fuilttlm ample to deerary dtearlpduef weak,
from e V lilting (Jerd to n Potter, ud (Mm ft
Receipt Book to e Royal hedger, at a km
(Juerte Volume.
IN THE DEPARTMENT OF- :
BOOK BINDI
Many addition, her. torn made
putmaeu, and Itleaow very
work la that Uae ananot be ui
ead darebUlty.
Having nn lmtn.nl. qxuttty Skd latM U
aortmant ol Typo. PnMitygBkfSmem
Power, nnd onoot the meet aaMdMvaitadtaof
Paper, Bill and Litter Read ~
ever brought io Oolumbaa, i
or Aitlafeotlon feU 1
ud Qoellty of Work.
Remember tbe pint, - I' -
•LO SUM AMO UMH
lOppoette New i
“amo., umaaiiiatidk of
Iff HAM OQOPUPff
Grooarv Store oowUbmc Ite wall erarai iet» l *********
IfyOesatry Yktagta
aa ist i itha akavyei
..... WlU plaau
1 tha akavVkkdmad Uotrordan u