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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1875.
NO 117
TEBM8
DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY
■NQUIRaU'SUN.
TUG UM1ST ClBCOLAflOR AND TUG
beat ngwrpapbu h tub a^cth, gi.i.g
the AmcDM Pim Srwn-oekuowlgdgnd u
tho moil reliable*
From the Bret or January laet the po«t-
ogs on paper, mnat ke paid by the pub.
Ilaher. Thla wlU be tea eenta a month (or
italliea and Bre oenta a quarter for eaeb weekly,
Oar Bubeerlbera will eee the neoeaalty for pay-
m up promptly, aeall tboee In aneare will be
dropped on the Brat of Jaanary. We are ever
willing to aeeoauaodate oar Brlendl, bat It toll
be Impoaalble toeend oat paper, not paid for
In adranee.
The following will be tbe aubeerlptlon term,
for the Groin eee Ibrthe year llfi:
wnnn mailed.
Dally, In adtanee with poet-
age paid «t« per annum.
Sunday, with poetage paid.... a TO “ “
Weekly, wlthpoetagepald.... 1 ») “ “
Sunday and Weekly, with
poetage paid * 40 “ “
aauTHD i* oitt Ann auanaaa
Dally, 4 0 00 per annum.
No SnnDATa aerred aeparately.
onion box.
Daily 0 100 per annum
Sunday 2 to “ “
Weekly 0 00 “ “
Weekly and Sunday 0 00 “ “
ADTr-RTISKRU, TAKE NOTICE I
Liberal Dleeoant (or Tluio Advertlalng.
Raloa will be reduced from thla date for all
adrerllaemeata exceeding In time one month.
Merchant, and otbere will do wall to take
adrantage of the Summer ratea, and In tbla
manner prepare for Fall trade.
AHverOlataac
Square
1 Week Bally, 4 0 00
1 <• « 5 00
8 •• •' 0 60
1 Month, “ • 00
1 “ “ IS 00
■ •• “ IT 00
« “ •• 20 00
0 “ “ 22 50
0 “ “ 25 00
1 Square 1 year 42 00
Tbe above fa with tbe privilege of a change
every three muntha. for yearly card, a liberal dla-
oount will be made.
Tbe rate for every other day In Bally and every
week In Weekly or Sunday will ho the Mine u
Dally.
one.|hird fee* than ... .
Kor twice a week the rate will he oae-half Daily
ratea.
For advertiaemonte In local or readlag oolnmue
Super cent additional will he charged.
The Weekly or Hand y ratea wtll be one-third
of the Dally.
When an advertisement le changed more than
once in three monthv th« advertiser wtll be ehnrg.
ad with the cost of compoeitiou. foreign ndver
tiaora mnat par aa do tlioaa at home.
44EOROIA NEWS.
—The Augneta Chronicle of Wednesday
sajre that it undnrntandu that Qen. UoUae
will not nooupt the Soperintendenoe of
tbn Georgia Bailroad. Gan. UoBae was
then in Angustu.
—Four buildinge at the oorner of Do
eatnr and Fort utreeta in Atlanta, were
destroyed by fire early Wednesday morn
ing. They worn wooden buildinge apd
not of great mine.
—A oorreapondeut of the Snmter He
jniNiean atntea that the Uothodiet Church
•t Ellerilla was only aligbtly injured by e
tree falling on it daring the late atorin
not deatroyed aa oar report had it
—The Savannah Hem of Wednesday
says: “Ur. 0. W. Andrews, of Schlatter-
ville, Pierce oonnty, boa a field of oorn
six feet high, whieh, it in thought, will
yield one hundred bushels to tbe sore. *'
—The pont-offlos at Toomaboro' wee
robbed on Saturday night laet. A trank
containing the money and stamp* of the
offlon woe taken. It nloo had in it two
money packages. The trank nod stamp*
bam bean found.
—Oept. B. F. 0. Smith, of Bryan oonn
ty, returned ISO head of oattla to tbe
Beceimr, valuing them st #41 per head.
The Beosiver refused thin valuation
assessing them at $8. The matter was
referred to arbitration and 47 agreed an.
—The Telegraph giroe figures to show
that the Poliue of Ueoon ere earning their
own pay. It states tbo number of arrests
for tbe mouth ending the 17th inst., 8V
gross receipts from fines 4165.B0, from
which deduct $18 for feeding prisoners,
and the net profit of the barracks is
4I0«.05.
—Tbe Postmaster-General has estab
lished the following new poat-offloea in
Dongherty county: “Welker,” on tbe
S. W. Bailroad, witi George Welker post
master; “Arnold,” on Moultrie Line, with
Dennis Nelme, postmaster: “Hardaway,"
on the A. h G. Bailroad, with Thomas
Avera, postmaster.
—Tbe Newnen Herald gives an aocount
of tbe execution, on Friday last, st Frank,
lin, Heard oounty, of Jim Cooper and
Pomp Haney, yonng negroes, who in De
cember last murdered an old negro named
Web Snmmerlin. They killed bim at his
own house, for the money whioh he had.
Jim Cooper confessed on tbe gallows.
Haney said nothing.
—The Georgian says that Col. W%
. Jenna, of Athena, has one hundred Chi
nese tee plants at his reeidenoe; that they
were not raised in e hot-honae, bat grow
in the open n<r; that the leaves contain 8
per oent. moro of the alkaloid prinoiple
than the tea produoed in Chian; and that
on* hundred plants will make 15 pounds
of tea yearly. Who will not grow his own
tea 7
—The Savannah Hem has this item
Tbe suit of Bristow Williams, negro,
owner of a sail boat which was sunk in
the river last year by (be steamer O. M
Pettit, owned by tbo oity of Savannah,
was decided yesterday against the defen
dants, a verdiot for tbs plaintiff for 4877
being rendered. Who says now that a
negro, even from Carolina, cannot get
justice before a white Georgia jnry against
a municipality whose tax-payers are nearly
exclusively white.
—Honticello Banner: Tbe old olti-
zens of Jasper doubtless remember Cap
tain Bill Smith, who lived in this county
many years and np to hie death, whtob
occurred in 1864. The old gentlemen
had many pecoliar ways. It is said that
he would never sit in bat on* pltoe in tbe
hones, end that was at tbe elde of e firs
piece by a window. Thia window wee
kept op day and night, winter and aam-
rter, and no on* eversaw it closed daring
the Captain's life time. He was so per.
give it np to him. Where the chair
stood tbe floor was worn through and a
new plank had to be put in. This setae
peculiarity exiated in sitting oat fu bis
rinzzo, aud there the ohair hod worn a
tola fully three-foni-tha of an inch in
thiokneee.
—On the evening ot April 19th Mr.
Brown and hia two daughters, Misses
Ella and Totumie, were in n baggy in
front of the residenoe of Dr. E. L. Bard-
well, when their horse became frightened
and ran away. Mr. B. fell oat of the bag
gy before the home had ran many yards
and waa seriously ip jured. Two or three
ribs were broken on tbe right eide and ho
was injured internally, to what extent has
never been precisely ascertained. The
horse ran on with the yonng ladies, who
remained in tbe baggy, until he was stop
ped, by the beroio efforts of In A. Baldwin,
and they eeoaped unhurt. Mr. Brown
has been eoofided ever sine* the aeeident
For* while It wee thought that be was
improving, but a relapse baa taken place
and now be may be considered in a criti
cal condition. He has grown much worse
within the last sreek'—Talbotton Htatul-
ard.
ALABAMA NF.W.h7~
—Opelika was selected as the placo for
the next meeting of the State Press Asso-
oietion.
—Up to the 29th nit., sixty mortgages
were filed in the office of the Probate
Judge of Lowndes.
—TheEafanla Timee states that Mr.
James Falsom hss (sksn hold of Ihs little
steamer Morning Star, and intends to
finish it end fit it ap for the goooimnodn.
tion of river excursionists and fishing
and banting parties.
—The members of Aberfoil Grange, in
Bnllook oonnty, Ala., report that they
have this ysar planted considerably more
land in ooro than in ootton, also tunoh
Isnd in osts, rice, sweet potatoes, sugsr
oano, ground peas, etc.
—The Messenger learns thstover $1,500
worth ot wool was sold in Troy last week
—most of it to M. J. Soisel, and the bal
ance to Oapt. H. D. Green for the Eagle
end Pbenix Faotory. It says that Troy is
now ahont tbe best market in the State
for tbe sale of wool, hides, furs and bees-
>1.
—Pope Pius IX celebrated on Thurs
day last his eighty-third birthday, and if
he lives until tbe 17th of next June, he
will have oompleted the twenty-ninth
year .of bis pontificate. Other popes
have lived to a greater age than tbe pres
ent head of the Calholie Chnroh, twelve
of them having reached eighty-fonr, bat
tbe nnmber of years of his pontifioato sur
passes that of any of his predecessors,
even that of 8t. Peter, to whom history
assigns twenty-five years' rule of the
Church. The present Pope was born May
13, 1792, received holy orders in 1818,
was made an archbishop in 1827 and a
oardinalin 1840; and on June 16, 1846,
after the death of Gregory XVI, he was
chosen Pope, being proclaimed the next
dty. There were then in the Soared Col
lege sixty-one cardinals, only eight of
whom are now living,and bat one of them,
the Archbishop of Fermo, is older than
tbs Pope, he being fonr weeks the senior.
Pine IX, daring his reign, has creat'd
ninety-nine cardinals, of whom fifty have
since died, and the Collage now numbers
fifty-seven.—Philadelphia Ledger.
—Mr. James Lick, the Ban Francisco
millionaire, who gave away large some in
trust for various* purposes, has made a
new trust deed, which differs in some
particulars from the one revoked. Tbe
donation of 4350,000 for statuary at the
State Capitol in Sacramento is changed to
4100.000 for statuary at the City Hall in
San Francisco. The appropriation for
the Key monument ie reduoed from'® 150,-
000 to 460,000; 4700,000 given for the
Lake Tahoe Observatory is transferred
for the same purpose to the University of
California. The donation of $300,000 to
the Meohanics' Art School is increased to
$540,000. The gift to Mr. Liok's son is
increased from $3,000 to $150,000, and
Mr. Lick himsolf gives up his lien of
486.000 annually, takiug instead a gross
sum of 4600,000. It ia stated that most
of tbe beneficiaries have assented to the
new arrangements, and there is no donbt
of the aoqniesoenoe of those not heard
from. Mr. Lick will himself be one of
the trustees, end tbe estste will become
arsilable for benefioiary purposes.
MECKLENHIJEU DECLARATION.
OXLXBB4TIOM or THZ 0X1 EtnTDBXDTE
AMXIVKBgdBY.
Ciublottx, N. 0., May 20.—Ceremo
nies attending the oelebratlon of the
hundredth anniversary at the Meoklan-
bnrg declaration of independeee com
menced st noon yesterday by the raising
of the national flag oa Independence
Square.
Thousands of people were present and
sent np an immense about as the flag waa
brown to the breaks.
Addressee war* delivered by Gov.
Brogden and Col. Johnston, Mayor of
Charlotte.
Bands of mtudo played at interval* da
ring tbo ceremonies.
After the flag raising, * crowd proosad
ed to Carolina Park, where the raoes
took pleoe. Ia the evening there waa
s procession and the town was Illumina
ted.
An extensive programme has been
arranged for tbe oelebratlon whioh take*
place to-day.
Chablottb, May 20.—The eentennial
Mecklenburg Declaration of Independ
ence was oelebrated with great eclat.
Guns firing, musie, and mite* of people
in the prooeesion. Some of U>* moat no
table men of tbe Old North State ad
dressed the vast crowd, giving them the
history of one hnndred yean ago.
HERMAN CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
nXCOLDTIOM ADOPTED—XLZCTXOX OP OF
FICIOS.
Cincinnati, Msy 20.—Ths Gorman
Catholic Union to-day adopted a reaoln-
tion that all the societies of the Central
Association give proper informetion of
the adoption of tho constitution at ths
next Geueral Convention, whioh la to be
held at Philadelphia, oommauolng on
Pentecost, Monday, 1876.
The following-named offioen ware Moot
ed : H. A. Bpanlinwost, of St. Louie, Pres
ident; one Vioe President for each State
represented; Bev. Schweninger, of Gin
oinnati, lteoording Secretary; F. Hoefner,
of Buffalo, Corresponding Seeretary;
Joseph P. Struck, of New York, Treasnr-
r.
Convention then adjourned for the day.
IttlEMtN MEMOIRS.
—The St. Loai* newspapers Globe and
Democrat have consolidated.
—Hartford* 2, Bostons 13, at Boston.
| Can’t something else be telegraphed 1
Jive ne a rmt on net* ball. —Ed ]
—It ia understood at St. Louis that
both tha distillers and rectifiers will be
allowed to give bond, and proceed with
business.
—Dodd beat Beminger st billiards, at
Pittsburg, for 4600—five hundred points.
Beminger gave Dodd one hnndred and
twenty-fire points. Boor* : Dodd 376;
Beminger 846.
In accordance with (he proclamation
of Got. Porter of Tennessee, setting apart
Thursday aa a holiday in honer of the
Meeklenbarg Cemeunial, Mayor Loegue,
of Memphis, issued a proclamation end
requested e suspension of business end
an observance of the day.
—Informetion baa been reoeived at
military headquarters that sinoe tha de-
; lertnre of General Daria from the Bio
' Hondo, three more Amerioans have been
murdered near Brownsville. Military
men eetimate the D.rce at the disposal of
Cortina at 8,000 men, 1,000 of whom oau
be raised on this aide. The eitnatiou be-
eooiee more actions.
—The Press of Philadelphia pabllahe*
two hundred dispatches covering all
poin'q :» the wheat growing counties of
lew kork and Pennsylvania showing the
present ooodition and prospect of the
orop. These dispatohes show that it has
been injured to auob en extent by the
late oold weather and wet Spring that
the yield will prove not more than half
an avenge.
—Bishop Pieroe will preside over the
following conferences: Indian Mission,
Ootober 6, st Atoka. Choctaw Ration.
West Tsxse, October 29, st Ssn Antonio,
Texas. North Texas, November 3, et
Peris, Texes. Northwest Texas, Novem
ber 17, at Corsicana, Texas. East Texas,
December l, et Carthage, Texas, German
MiaMoo, Deoemher 8, at Galveston,
Texas. Texas, December 15, Branham,
Texes,
OXANT AND ADEIBAL POBTMB STiaaBD UP.
Washington, Msy 20.—Prominent
army offloera express ranoh dissatisfaction
with ths Memoirs of Gen. Sherman
Some of tiiote who were moot intimate
with him here insist that he hss 1
very unjust to tbe Generals who rendered
bim most senior, and has gona ont of
bis way to satisfy personal piqaa. It is
even stated that Gen. Grant contemplates
collecting materials for memoirs of the
war, and that Admiral Porter will
reply to some portions of Bherman’s
book.
Widows' Biohts.—A gaunt woman
jumped into tbe Central Station yester
day, bounct askew end eyes blazing, and
as she reached tbe sergeant's desk she
exclaimed:
“I'm the Widow Coon !”
“Ah!” remarked the sergeant.
“And I want to know if my landlord
oan raise tbe rent on me 7” she went on.
“I guess so—landlords eon do most
anything.”
“But I’m a widow 7”
“So you say.”
“And isn’t there a law to protect a
widow from having tbe rent raised 7”
“Never heard of ona." .
“And I haven’t any more rights than a
married woman V"
“Not one.”
“Very well,” she said, shotting her
teeth together and striking the desk; “if
a widow hasn’t any rights I'll marry
somebody afore sundown—you bear me
now.”
And sbe kioked over a chair and walked
out.—Detroit Free I'rcss.
Hn Knows How.— The Detroit Free
Pres* Bays that wbon a Ninth avenue liny
pitches into a Lsbroese street boy and
gets a bloody nose, he goes borne fully
prepared for he knows wbstwill follow.
‘‘Fighting again, eh ?’’ inquires the De
troit rather. “Well, I'll see yon in tbo
woodshed after dinner.”
“Father,” replies the boy, tears in bis
eyos, “it was (hat Johnson hoy. He cams
along and called me Ibe non of a cross
eyed sheep thief, and, father, I conlfin’t
stand by and bear yon spoken of in that
m inner.”
Tbe father feels in bis vast pocket for
a nickel, and nothing farther is said about
tbe wooilahed business.
—Ths Valdosta Times ia informed by s
gentleman from Florida, that on Satur
day, tbe first day of May, a party “of
oivil righters asRombled and oelebrated
tha ocoasion by orowning Mr. Peter Gil-
dersleve King of Mag. Tha King, after
asking to know his rights as king what
was customary on snob occasions, and be
ing informed that ho hod the authority
to do es be pleased, His Koysl Highness
proceeded to levy s tax of 25 cents each
on alt of his subjects present. This
worked very well except (he esse of one
William Sntton, be being nnable to re-
epend. A committee of six was appoint
ed to reason tbe case with him, and said
committee ^finding Ml other arguments of
stiatent in occupying his time seat that be no avail took him out and gave him 150
sever hesitated to ask any atranger to across a log.”
Funeral at San. (aha C. Brookla
ridge.
Lkxinoton, Kt., May 20.—The fnnerM
of Gen. John C. Breokiuridge took plaee
to-day. It was attended by an immsoae
throngof people,anxious to pay the last sod
honor to the memory of a great and good
man. Offloera of the State, headed by
Governor Leslie, were present in a body,
as wero also Senators Stevenson end Me
Creary, end many other distinguished
men. The funeral waa conducted by the
Kuights Templar, of whieh order Gen.
Breckinridge wai an exemplary member.
No snob an outpouring of people has
bean witnessed since the death of Henry
Clay.
Fastest Tee rad Om-Righth.
Louisville, May 20.—A large attend
ance at tbe Jookey Olab races yeeterdey,
and the track in good order. Tke flag
upon tbe Club bouse was at half mast in
renpeot to memory of Gen. Breckinridge,
late President of tbe Kentnoky Turf
Association.
Third race, Association parse, dish two
and one-eighth of a mile—fiva entriaa.
All started. Biehards’ Monmontb, 2; B.
Lewis' Bessie Lae, 2; G. H. Biee's Vends
lin, 3; Mary L. and Warfare, net plaeed.
Time 3:48j. Monmouth's time is tbs
fastest on reoord, .by a second and
quarter.
Vires.
Osceock, Pa., May 20,—A fire ie
raging. Tbe Western Union Telegraph
office has been bnrned. The engines are
coming. It is rumored the ooal mines art
burning in tbe vicinity.
Waoo, Texas, May 20.—Ona hundred
and fifty thousand dollar fire yesterday.
Iusursnoe 475,000.
Mrs. Lincoln Beni to Inaene Asylnns.
Chicago, Msy 20.—Mrs. Lincoln, upon
the petition of her son Hubert, was sent
to the insane asylum. Her property ex
ceeds seventy-five thousand dollars, whioh
she it incapable of managing.
Europe** Conference.
London, May 20.—A diapstah from 8t.
Petersburg says the Unssian Government
will await tbe replies of the sereral
Stales to its communication in relation to
the conference upon usages of war.
THE WEATHEM.
TBLE44IIAPUIO NOTES.
MARKETS.
NT TELEORAPH TO ENMUIRER.
Money rad Stock Markets.
London,' Ms) 20—Noon Erie 21.
Pams, May 20.—Rentes S4f ami tic.
Pahs, May 21.—Spools Increase 15,500 000
rranoe.
New Yobk, May 20.—Stocks active anil ver;
RAILROADS.
PAffisnNaana
GOING NORTH OR EAST
Via tho Va. Midland.
Spring* of Virginia.
W. D. OHIPLKY,
Gon’l Southern Aft., Atlanta, Oa.
ap3tf
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
tiSMBHAL gUrxaiNIBNDCNT'S Omul, ]
OrilTBAL lUlt-KOAD, -
PivannAn, Ftbnury 28,1875. j
THIS DaY,
— — _eorgl* Central
its Branches slid OtMiLocticiiA, will ri
Lh»4 NTtBnah....
L«ivi Augusta
Arrive in Augusta
Leave Macon for Kuf*uU 8:45 i
L**v* Macon for Atlanta 9:iG I
Arrive et Columbus 1:45*
Arrive et Kufaule 10:50 .
Arrive %t Atlanta 6:U2 i
COMING 80UT11 AN1) KABT.
Iteave Atlanta 1t>:4*» l
l.«. tv* Ku fail la 4*4«0 I
Arrive nt Mucon from AtUuta 6:45 i
Arrive at tlauou from kufaule A:*j0 4
Le ivo Macon ii.15 a i
in Mlllfdgeviil
Arrive in Katontoa .
D:05 A
4IRW IUHR, tuny 4V.-OIW5I MCI
unsettled. Money par cent.
Gold
1 very
116}*.
•leapt South Carolina, which are lower.
New York, May 10.—Money easy at
par cant. Burling quiet at 487%. uold steady
at lieuau<>4. Government! active sad s.rong;
newt’s 16%. State bonds qalat.
OeNea Markets.
LivaarooL, May to.—Nqon.—Cotton dull;
,JJ “ land* fttd i middling Orleans Id
i,(~ *°°°' lor speculation and export
m.'
In Jane
Liverpool, May 90—3:00 r. m—Of sales
te-day 4,400 ware Amerloan.
Balee on a basis of middling uplands,
nothing below low middling*, deliverable In
May and June, 7 18-I0d.
ffnw York, May 90. —Ootton dull; sales
«e« bales; uplands lB%c, Orleans lflRo
* Futures opened easier, as follow*: June 16;
Jul^ia^QW 5-32; August 14 9 32© 16 6-13; Bop.
If M3; September 11
9I-3M16 11-10; Novemoer lt^gio 9 10: Decem
ber 14 17-3SM14 9-10: January 14 91 3201611.10;
February 16 18-10016%; March 10016 1-10;
A *>rtl 16%01O 610. ^
Cotton dull and easier; sales 1,610 bales, at
16%016%o; net reoelpts 278.
Cit a rlmtoh, Msy 20.—Cotton qulst; mid
dlings 16%e; reoelpts 73; sales 160.
IfouroLK, May ,20.—Cotton quiet; mlddllni
; net receipts 831; exports to Qrost Brl
Arrivo at Augusta.,
Arrive at Bavaunah 0.15 p i
T&AIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AN1) WN8T.
Loavn Savaunah 7:15 1
IrBave Augusta 8:10 I
Arrive in Auguata 7:00 i
Arrive In Mil!edgeville 9:31 r I
Arrive in Katonton 11: on
Arrivo iu Macou a*... 7:40 a
Leave Mncon for Columbua 9:20 a
Leave Macou for Knfaula 9.05 A
L. tvo Ma ou fur Atlnnta 9:0fl A
Arrive In Columbua 6:65 p
Arrive iu Kurauia 5:38 p
Arrive In Atlauta 2:56 p
COMING SOUTH AND HAST.
Leave Atlanta 1:00 v
Luave Columbua 4:00 r
Leave Kufaula 8:30 a
Arrive iu Macon from Atlauta **.. 6:30 t
Arrive iu Macon from Celumbui 0;U4 r
Arrive Iu Macon from Nufaula 6:00 r
Leave Macon 9:16 v
Leavo AuguaU 8:10 I
Arrive iu Auguata 7:00 a
Arrive in Bavauuah 0:45 a
Leave Columbus 6:30 a
Arrive Iu Macon from Columbus 3:00 p
road, Atlanta and Maoon.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
First Invented and Latest Improved.
AGENTS WANTED
In all unoccupied territory. Good and reliable men will
be dealt with very liberally.
Address
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Note
CENTRAL HOTEL,
140 ud I4R Brawl St., I'alraabas, U>.
Mae. 8. K. Woldbimb,
*p2l Proprietress.
Cotton Paotorloo.
COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING OO.,
Mtaeketeren of
Q.B.r.1 Htni.riotcBdnol.
—, .— , , lass
15^£; net receipts Ml; exports to Great BrttaTe
Oaltbbton, May 20. — OotUn quiet; mid-
(Hags lie; net receipt. 55; isle. ea*.
Boston, May 20.—Ootton dull and nominal;
middlloxa I4j£e; net reo.lpw 8; set.. 150.
BALTiMona, May 20. — Ootton dell; mid-
4llnge lijjo; net rseelpte 50; aelei 220.
Mobilb, May 20—Ootton week; lew mid-
dUniM4£|o; good ordinary 14c; net reoelpts
Batannah, May 20—Ootton qulst; mid
dlings 15J4o; ast receipt. 254; uIm 22L
New Oblsabb, May 20— Uotton dull end
easy; middling. 15Um net receipt. 505; export,
to Orest Britain tjit; .Airs 1,750.
. Manama. May 20. — Ootton quiet; mid.
dllnga lie; net receipt. 112; ahtpm.nU SM;
Augusta, May 20.—Ootton quiet and sailer,
middling. U'/iaitHet receipt. 54; ule. 175,
FrorIslam Markato.
LiTaarasL, May H-lZr. k.—Oorn 22.
and 2d. Lard Mid. Tallow 4U Broad.tuff.
quiet.
New York, May 20—Flour eosyt moderate
demand, at a deollne; ■•tporfine end ateU et 75,
good to choice extra (1 lafes eo. Wheat beery
aid lower, limited demand; red 41S44e; ember
420470; white Weitern heavy, lully a o.ut low
er 15*85140; Weitern mired Slug,88; jollow
white SSU;Western mixed henry end low-
lie. Uoflee, nothing doing, held et 15^0
for Rio. Huger qaiot. Rioeqitet. Pork
5*8r*
{ fold for
owsr'or nsw mss's. Lord opened*hosvy, but
closed firm nt 16%o for prime etenm. Whiskey
unehnnged.
Baltimokk, May 10.—Flour quiet; Howard
street nnd Western family $6 1206 3i. whoat
nil: South'
unsettled. Corn very dull
horn white 90.
i’ROBABILITIEH.
Washington, May 20.—For Friday, in
the South Atlantio and Gulf Statoa, sta
tionary barometer and tamparatura,
southerly winds and geDtrally claar
weather.
—Seven coinpanien of the 22d United
Htatoa Infantry have left NeV Orlaann for
their former atation on the Northern
border, Milwaukee tad Detroit
rovlsi»us dull. Fork 922 00022 60. bacon,
ahouldo: • 9%o. Lani, refined lO0I6}^e. CoflTo
quiet and unchanged.
St. louis, May 90.—Flour quiet; elesing
weak and little done. Corn lower; mixed 66e.
Whir key steady at $1 20. Pork lower. Bacon,
clear rib sides I2%013c,
l^e;aaly order trad*. Lard
ad. Corn buoyant and unsettled, 08>4<: bl.
Pork, Arm demand. Lard, firm demand
Whiskey dull at $117.
OivoiirvATi, May 90.—Flour dull. Corn
steady at 7 r 077. Pork nominal. Lard dull at
14%e, winter 14%e, kettlo 16%016Uo. liaeon
steady; shoulders 9Uo, clear rib rides 12Ue,
clear sides 18e. Whiskey steady, f 116.
RmIb, elc.
SHIP NEWS.
Nkw York, Msy 20.—Arrived : Great West
ern, Bolivia, Calland.
Arrived out: Maid of Glenowen, Mary E.
Rlfgs, Foloola, Thule, Palmetla, Ola globe, J.
P. Smith, Adolphus, Harry Mor«e, Fyglla,
General Sheplsy, Southern Rights.
Nkw York, May 20.—Arrived out: France.
G eorgia— musoogee county.—
Nelson Benton makes application f»r tbe
fuardlanshlp of the minor children of Us
ton Benton, dseeassd, late of said county.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons Interested to showoaure (If any they
hava) within the time prescribed by law. why
letters of guardianship should not be granted
to said applicant.
Given under my official signature this April
ad. 1976. F. M. BROOKS,
apt oaw4t # Ordinary.
via'.tirn railroad or Alabama,
Columbus, Ga„ Feb. 20U), if
DAILY TRAINS.
eave Columbus 9:00 i
Arrive at Montgomery 8:00 /
Arrive at Mobile 6:lo i
Arrive at New Orleans 11:46 i
Arrive at Nelma,... 12:60]
Arrive at Vicksburg 10:10 ;
Arrive at L- uiaville 7:16 ,
Leave Columbus 1:46
Arrive at Atlanta 7:10
Arrive at New York 6: 6
TRAINS ARRIVEAT COLUMBUS,
From Montgomery S:6e p m
From Atlanta 6:27 a m
CIIA8. P. BALL, Uensral Hup't.
Lawyers.
LIONEL C. LEVY, JR.,
Attorney and Counsellar at Law*
Commissioner of Deeds N. Y. and other States.
Ofllosover Georgia Home lnsoranoa Go.
Simelal attention Riven to oollaetlona.
daei
SAMUEL It. HATCHES,
Attorney at Law*
Jo90 Offlc* over Wlttlch A Kiassl’s.
A. A. DOBIEB,
Attorney and Ceaassller ot Low*
Praetloes In State and Federal Courts la Georgia
and Alabama.
Ofic* 120 Broad *t., Columbus, Oa. Jet
Mass II. BLARDVoae. Loots V. Gaaeasb.
BLABDFOKD * UABBAHD,
Attarneya and Conasellsni at Law.
OMo* No. 07 Broad street, over Wlttioh A Kin-
sol’* Jewelry btore.
Will practice in the fitate and Federal Courts.
s*p4
L T. DOWMIBO,
Attorney aad Mallettor.
U. 8. Com’r and Register In Bankruptey. Ofloe
nov2U| over Brooks' Drag Store, Columbue, 9a.
R. J. MOM EM,
Attorney aad Csaassllsr at Law,
Georgia Home Insurance Company building, •«>
oct7 lyj ond story.
Grocers.
DAN*L R. I1IZE
Dealer in Family Groceries, ou B >» street, bw
iw« en Oglethorpe A Jacksoi. , i< ets.
RQF* No charge for ilreyagu. decT
J. H. HAMILTON,
Wheleeale aad Detail Grossr,
Jnuotlon of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe Bis.
N o charge fur drayag*. sepl4
Watchmakers.
C. Ji. LEU UIM,
Watchmaker,
J34 Brood street, Columbus, Go. !
Watches and Clocks repaired tn the beat man*
ner and warranted. Jail
Tin and Coppersmiths.
WM. PEE,
Worker la Tim, Mhsst Iran, Otppsr.
Orders from abroad promptly atteaded te.
1*7 / No. 174. Bread Street.
Dentists.
w. v. Tiuaam
Deatlat,
Opposite Strapper's building, Randolph St.
Speoial attention given to the insertion of Arti
ficial Teeth, as well as to Operative Dentistry.
fel-22 daw
# UOLUMBUB DENTAI, BOOM*,
W. T. Pool, Prop’r,
Georgia Home Building, Columbus Georgia.
Tailors.
If. M. A BRETT, Agent.
I mho tf
Montgomery & bufaula R. R.
Change of Schedule,
Taking Effeot Ootober l v IS74.
MAIL TRAIN-DAILY.
L*av* Montgomery 4:0
Arrive at Kufaula 10:1
Connaotiug en Wednesday* and Saturday* with
Boat* on Obattelioocbee Riv**r, and daily at Unto
Springs with Mobil* A Girard bailroad for Troy.
Leave Eafeula. '4:00 k M
Arrive at Montgomery 7:48
Connecting at Union Springs with Mobil* A Girard
Railroad for Columbus nnd at Montgomery with
roods diverging.
J«2U tf B. DUNHAM. Bup’t.
Go to Tejnaa vit$ tho Lone Star Route
[ Intemationol and Grcot Sorthern R. II.)
Paacengers going to Texas via Memphis anu
Little Kook, or vis Shreve|M>rt, strike this line
at Longview, the best muto to PaloKtlne,
Henrne, Waco. Austin, Huntsville, luuston,
Galveston, and all points In V6'es*.oni, Uentral,
Eastern and Southern I’ex.u.
Passengers via New Oi lo ins will find It the
best route to Tyler, Mlnoola, Dallas, Overton,
Crockett, Longview, and all points in Eastorn
and Northern Texas.
This line Is well hu It, n -roughly equipped
w tb every modern improvement, Including
new and elegant di«v •>' ns, Pullman palace
sleeping cars, We.-:inghoi.se air Lrattes, Mil
ler’s patent so'et. pl.iti r s and couplers ; and
no where els • can the pacengcr so completely
depend on a s.eody, sa'c aud oomfortuble
tourney.
Tbk I.onx Stab R utk h is admirably an-
swored tbo query: *‘How to go to Texas 7” by
the publieatiou of an Intorcst ng and truthful
documont. containing a valuable and corroct
map, which oan be obtained, free of charge,
by addressing tha GENERAL TICKET
AGENT, International and (ireat Northern
Railroad, Houston, Texas.
District E.)feb!7 wly
O. A. KOCHN1C,
Merchant Tailor and Cutter.
A full stock of French and Inglish Broadcloth*
CaMimer** and V**tlnga.
KalMagThmd.
OSrds Wool aad Grind* Wheat t
Jal8
R. n. CHILTON, President.
' nniheturers of
0HUT»OA, BB1RTHIG9,
YARN, ROPR.A*.
COLUMBUS, OA.
. P. SW1VT. Pr*aldeaL
eeVBlly.
Doctors.
•S.B.B.LAW.
OBm mint Brest u4 n«.4olp4 „mti, Barra.'
5.1141 Dg.
■mMmm on Forajtli, ikn. Imi Mow Ik Clair.
Boot and Shoemakers
WM. MIYEB,
Boot ud Hoauto.
DMtar In Loll. 0*4 Flxllng.. Mol to 0. A.
M a Co.'s. Proapt nnd .trlct attanliaa (Inn
toordan. J.H
WELL. * OUBTM.
Eo. n Iratfi M-, Ugn of tk.BIc Boot
Mtuun
Boot* nod ShOM, LoMhor nod rinding.
. am prompt and oar.ml atuntlon to «d.r<
SldSi ' m Uw mwknt prion Air
N. B—Plaitann’ Hair alwafi on Imi
ll*
Painters.
WM. MOW. JL, * OO.
■owo and llgn Pnlntora.
Old OglMkOTp. wrnw, (Jam nortfe st poMOm)
OalinbM, Ooirgla.
Will oontrMt Ikr Im and Nn Panting at
rMMOObl. prion, aad gurnaU. ■aU.lh.tlsa.
■.hr te Wm. (non, Ir. (m>rt
OPELIKA DIRECTORY.
Doctors.
DB. JAL T. WAKHOOK,
■wgann and Phpalataa.
OBo. at flUighter*. Drag iter., 10110104 stress.
Hotels.
ABAMM MBVam.
Wkss rea te te Opallto, be nr*te.te,oia.
^Aaani 11mm, oppaaD* tessstgst ttejfet.
LAWYERS.
HINES DOUER,
Attorney nt Law,
MAMILTOW, UA-,
nriLL pnteUw in tk. Ch.IUhoo.bM Cl mill
VT or onr whoro alae. All kind of collntl.m
roam. “Png «• or ran »»»,." >o«l4 if
•prl0
No. 134 broad Street
HENRY BELLMAN*
Cutting, Clemming and Repairing
Don* in the beat style.
apr94|
Corner Crawford aad^Proat St*.
Dre**-M*klnw.
MIBB M. A. HOLLING* WMTH,
Piano Tuning, So.
E. W. BLAD,
Repairer aud Tuuar of ftinofs*, Organa aai
Accordeons. Sign Pa1> risodon*.
Older* may b* b* l*ft at J. V». t'ea** A Norman'i
Cun and Locksmiths.
PHILIP KIPLER.
Guu aud Lockswith, Crawford street, next to
Johnson’* corner, Columbus, Gu. jaU
Dr. S. Van Meter & Co.,
loence South and North. Also by fifty minis-
tors of various denominations. An oppor*
tunity 4m now offered to obtmlBi sa
thorough uxumluution aud tremt-
nsent without limvlng to vlalt tho
IssOrninry. Address at onoe, DR. S. VAN
ME TEH fe CO., Charleston, 111.
500 PIANOS AND ORGANS,
New and Second-Hand, of First-Class Makers,
will he rold at lower prloes for Cash, or on In
stallments, or for rant, In city or country,
during these hard times and the Holidays, by
HORACE WATERS A SON, 481 Broadway,
than ever before offered In New York. Agents
wanted to sell Waters’ New Beale Pianos and
Concerto Organs. Illustrated Catalogue
mailed. Great Inducement* to the trade. A
Urge dlsoount to Teaohers, Ministers,
Churches, Lodges, Schools, etc
4w
W. F. TIONER, Dentist,
Opposite Strapper'* building, Randolph 8t.
Special attention given to the insertion of Aril*
fletml Teeth, a* well as to Operative Dentistry.
fttM wly
WILLIAM BCUOUEU,
Gun and Locksmith end desler iu Gunning Mr*
teriai*. boat of fitruppi-r'e Confectionary
Fresh Meats.
<9* W. PATRICK,
BtaUs No. 10 aad IB, Market House.
M. T. COOK,
I'rosh Meat* #f All Klmda,
> Stall* Nos. 16 and 17.
Barbershops.
ED. TERBY« Barker,
Crawford St., under Rankin llonae, Columbus, Go.
Builder* and Architect*.
J. «. CUALMKBff,
House Carpenter and EuIldar.
Jobbing done at short notice.
Plans and specification* furnished for all style*
of buildiug*
broad Street, next to G. W. Brown’s,
ja9 Columbus, Oa.
Livery and 8ale Stables.
ROBERT TUOMPMON,
Mvery. Rale aud Enchant • Stable*
OoLRHoapx, Noetu cr Randc Hr*.,
*ct30 Columbc", Oa
Tobacco, Cigar*, Ac.
MAIEB DOII.
If yoa want to enjoy a good smoke, go te his
if at Mannfactorv.
butweeu Georgia Roms aad Mascog** Horn
DEwmniH.
•CanilMinran ,nd DmIw. ■
Furniture, Bedding,
LAMBREQUINS, AC.
No*. 87 and 80 Br iery,
55 OPHHTIE, aud
Brantk asoro-tto. »l Jtartik Arenas.
UalT-tQ
CRANDALL & CO.
NO. 009 THIRD AVENUE,
Whol«itl**ud lt«t*ll DnUntn
Patent Baby Carriages,
Velocipedes, Propeller*
Spring and
Hobby Horse*
Doll Carriages, Wagons,
Carts and Sleig 1 s
4V*Uon.t*ntly on hand, a laig* it*«x to ml
U* (rod*, |ai;-4(