Georgia Historic Newspapers

    'tmummmp'-’’.
V
XXAXLiTT
Enquirer.
FRANK WESSELS, {
THE HOHIETOEj
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 1874.
YOUXyj.-N6.te4
TSBM8
DAILY, WEEKLYrAND SUNDAY
3UTQVZXUBXI..
Twilf# months, in ndvanot $8 00
Biz months, 44 4 00
Thrss months, 44 2 00
Ons month, 44 75c.
BTzsblt Enquire*, ons year 2 00
Bombay Enquirer, ons jssr 2 50
Buvday and Wnni Enqukrir to-
gsthsr, ons year 8 00
AdT«rtUls| Bstw.
• 00
la 00
17 00
ao 10
22 60
26 00
, 4t 00
•r*ry three month*. Pot yearly oarda s liberal
jount will be sidi.
n« Weekly rate* will Invariably b* one-third
of tbs Dolly.
When an advertisement la changed more then
onoe In three month* the advertiser will be charg
ed with the ooat of composition. Foreign advar-
tisers mnet f*« as do those at home.
OUR WESTERN LETTER.
IS THIS RlUiOION?
Who Shall Sit in Judgment?
The Death Blow of Polygamy I
MORMONS ORNRRALLV HAVE
ONLY ONE WIPE.
A BATH IN IUT LAKE—“OH!
HOW WE NOTE BO FLOAT !”
THE WASH iniXH.
A J.w.1 with a M.i,-Tt. Hlwm—
Trio M the “Fla* MnH»-Hnp-
plwra. Erlaoad la Hlrary—
Hmaadhlng Ahont Hiaaa
•at Minora — The
Doctor'. Tran-
hlas. Ac.
Halt Lake Cm, July 8, 1874.
Buptratition, F.o.tioiera, Beligion
how myaterlonsiy and indissolubly these
great, subtle egeneiee are oombined!
Wbioh bae the power over tbe Mormons?
Who among oa shall ait in Judgment npon
them, and who is to “throw the find
■tone?"’ Shall it ba that Christian who,
following the shadow for the rabetanoe,
imagines that it is the mods of applies,
tion and tha amount of water whieh seals
the -effioray of an ordinance ? Nor yet
should it be he who pnritanically shnta
humanity off from all amusements, and
solemnly arera the simple ornamentation
of tha body can damn tha aoul. That
sect which systematically and boactingly
oalle itself “Tha Church," cannot prodnoe
unprejudiced Jndgae for this decision,
Ha who, with his hand on heart, oan sol-
amuly arar that humanity haa become
God-like, infallible, or be who thinks a
God docs aeleot for eternal damnation
oertain of bta created obildren, can bnt
hare onesided views of the Latter Day
Saints. Let ns pause, then, before we
oondsmn their vagaries. That the Mor
mons are ainoere in tbair faith, I do not
doubt. Buoh aaoriflcee, snob devotion,
such sublime and enduring faith, is
seldom seen. Polygamy, as it treads
down the laws of man, and of civilization,
aa it degrades woman and makes man
only worse, is a side issue of this people,
which demands an early destruction.
Three-fourths of the Mormons have but
ona wife. There are more melee in Utah
than females. While ail Mormons are
ready to defend the polygamic dootrine,
yet the minority practice it. This minor -
. ity is oomposed of tha leaden, the rich
, of the “kingdom.” About one-fourth of
i tbe Mormon men are practical bigamists
r polygamists.
Mrs, Bteobouae, the lint wife of e
ilormon alder—she end her husband now
-delivered an aoti-po'ygamic
iture here in Salt Lake City last night.
■ womon ie good-looking, intelligent
I earnest, Her expose ie damaging to
ygamy. Hnoh freedom of speech can
i bnt one effeet—polygamy most fall.
is no legislation neoeaaary. The
duotion of Gentile women into Utah
the undermining of this harem
i hundred and seventy-six convert,
from Europe last night. Five
1 more are expected in a few days,
talked to a number of the com-
: people, I een safely say they ere
i in their belief. They think Christ
i Hod, end theirs the pure modern
ition.
t Abath in Salt Lake! Whet a queer
*8 s V*»»tion! Yon eannot sink. Water so
«0ae that four buoketfnls make one of
t; HN ■» bnoyent that the heaviest man
i like cork. It ie very difficult to
i in 8elt Lake, bnt the easiest tbiag
the world is to float.
Foer miles ont from the oity are the
sulphur springs. Tha water is very
m. Tbe springe are remarkable for
s their bealiog qualities and the deligbtfu
aeneatiou given to bethem. Angry con
troversy as to the ownership of these
springs has resulted in mnrder, litigation,
threats and assassination. A Gentile took
possession. Tbe Hormona did not like
that, and the Gentile was selected “and
Axed."
There is a diamond with a history to it
in this town. Its nps and dowus mark
the ways of kingdoms and orowns. Its
path is strewn with the flowers of ro-
manoe. Its history give* the whims of
fortune. Tbia diamond—wbioh is held at
(12,000 in gold—is said to have been
presented to a Spanish Euler by an East
ern PrUos. Queen Isabella, upon her
accession, became the Inoky owner. Her
glory departed, and with it her loose
change, and tbs jewel was sold to a Lon
don jeweler. Amerieana being naturally
great fools, a New York house bought it,
and found jnst inch a fellow as they were
looking for, and ha bought it. This sin
ner, be it to his glory said, became sorry
and traded it for (20,000 worth of mining
atook. He etraek it rioh—eold ont for
(80,000 profit. The new holder of the
changing diamond naturally soon beoame
bard up, and Meaare. Joalin A Perk, large
jewelera, bought it of him, and ere wait
ing for a new craxy-man to oome along
and bnyit.
In thirty miles of Salt Lake there ere a
greet many mine*. Moat of these mines
yield lead and lilvar—some of tham iron
and oopper. These mountains are rioh in
treasures. Bingham Canyon, Amerioan
Fork and Little Cottonwood Canyons, ara
toll of mines. Throagh .the kindness of
Mr. Bsrker, Paymaster, we were allowed
a visit to the oelebrated Flag Stsff Silver
Mines. This trip being so entirely novel,
wee greatly anjoyad by tbs three or foer
Georgians who went down in the bowels
of the earth. Part of this trip was up a
narrow-gauge—the Wahaatoh A Jordan
Valley Bailroed. Aa a feat of engineering
this road ie something remarkable. Bight
up the mountains, tbe grade it 287 feet to
the mile. This ie too much to go straight
np on, end so the rsilrosd is a lot of V’s.
The train goes np ons prong of the V,
and bsoks np the other. From the tar-
minus of this railroad a ride, mnstang
back, over eight miles of the rookiest,
wildest, strangest road, bringa ua to the
Ore House of the “Flag Staff.” Bight
down this oanyon runs a oreek of melted
snow—so impetuous, so qniok, so noisy,
so elesr, that it demands your attention
end obains it. Abruptly np on either aide
rises an abrupt wall of rook 2,000 fast
high. From tbe foot of the mountain to
the mine we are serried in e tramway,
which goeB np 1500 feet. The eagle of
inclination is abont 50 degrees.
Dr. V., of North Georgia, ons of oor
party, has given himeelf over to mis
ery ; and when this rids presents itself
bis timidity crops ont in arguments and
conundrums. “Boys, this pony was aa
rough as a persimmon; the dost was in
sufferable ae short rations; but, Great;
Heavens! what ie all that to the faot that
this rope might break, while we are goieg
np this mountain?” The Doctor tried
bard to get some Me to oomplein, that he
might be one of tbe happy, contented
ones, and laegh, bnt had to break down,
getting perfeotly exasperated at tbe phil
osophic answers we, dnst-eovered, pony-
bucked, sun-warmed, seekers after infor
mation, gave him. Now that he was him
self, his pent np soul told its troubles.
The Doetor had hardly got seated in the
car before be concluded it wee beat to
walk np, and commeneod to unload him
self, and just then away we ehot. Bight
np, only about one minnte to make the
trip. The boys insisted, daring the whole
ascent, that the Doctor should look back
down the ooyon at the toenery, (they had
heard this made one eee-eiok and giddy),
bnt tbe Doctor grimly held on tbe front
of tbe ear, shot hie eyes and eeid “the
thing is dangerous, you may laugh as
much as you please.”
This mine has a stock of one and VMf
millions. The renowned “Emma” mine,
jnst a atone throw to the east, is e live
million mine—both owned by English com
panies. We found as Superintendent of
this mine, Mr. Geo. Collins, an old miner
from Mississippi. Like all other South
erners ont here he was exoeedingly glad
to see ns. Mr. Collins has the reputation
of being the beet miner in Utah. Twen
ty-four years ago he cotumenoed tbia wild
life. Hie experience bae been extensive,
he having mined in California, Nevada,
Mexico, Arizona and Utah.
It is quite cool np here, 9,800 feet above
the sea—ao oold at night and morning
that we have a Are, and blankets feel glo
riously good. Whst an experience for a
Georgian ! Throwing enow-balls in July!
Yea; snow ie all around us—five, ten,
fifteen feet deep in tbe drifts. We eat it,
made snow-balls of it, rods through it.
Down into the mine we went—seven
hundred and fifty feet in tbe earth.
Everybody carries his eandle, and every,
body going down the abaft drops tatlhw
on the Doctor. The Dootor ie miserable,
and, of course, happy. Striking a short
shaft, the Dootor asked a miner how deep
it, sod be remarked only a step; and
the Doolor stepped. As hs picked
himself up out of the mud eight feet be.
low, be very reasonably remarked: “Go
ing up a mountain is absolutely child's
play to jumping down one."
Tbe ore of this mine yields shout sixty,
five per oent. of lead, thirty to fifty
onnees of silver, end two ennoes of gold
per ton. There is abont fifty to seventy
tons removed per day. It takes brains,
ore and money to rnn a mine. The ex
penditures are enormous; the yield gnesa
work; tha labor severs and ooatly, and
litigation almost certain. Eighty miners
are engaged in tbia mine. Their pay ie
from $2 to (4 50 per day; moat of them
getting $8 to (8 50 per day. Like all
men of their class, they are always “jnst
ont” of oash. Minas are worked night
and day. Our Handy-Andy (the Doetor)
fell off hie mustang only once on tbe re
turn, and, beyond a fow bruises, found
little to interest himself with.
Yours, truly,
WxsrwABn Ho!
TBEASUBY HATTEBA.
Counterfeit Discovered—The New
Loan.
Washington, July 14.—One of the fe
male conn ten in the redemption division
of the Treasury Department discovered
to-day in a roll of money sent for redemp
tion one. of .tha dangerous counterfeit
(500 greenbaok notes originally discover
ed last summer.
From the intimations rtoeivsd at the
Treasury Department it is believed there
will be a large number of bids for tha
new 5 per oent. loon, under the oiroular
leaned by Seoretory Bristow for the plac
ing of the remaining (179,000,000 in
mnrket. The day of subscription ex
piree on tbe 23d inst.
«ow. Lonoatroot the Frebablo Hlw-
Washinoton, July 14.—It is expeotod
that all tha mambers of tha Cabinet will
be here by Friday next.
White there haa been reoeived no inti
mation of. the return of tha President, it
is thought that be will be here, and tbet
tha Cabinet meeting will be held on that
day, with a view of considering tbe ap
pointment of a anooeeaor to Jewell, ae
Minister to Ht. Petersburg. It iaasaerted,
ia this connection, that the minion will
bp tenters*} to Gan, Longatraet.
Baxter to Booist the Ceaetttattewel
Convention.
Nr; Louts, July 14.—A apeoiel dispatob
from Little Kook says:
“All the militia in tbe city are under
arms. Last night one oompany went into
camp in the State House yard. Governor
Baxter haa telegraphed to the eountry for
fwo eompanlea more. Theao movements
are made in view of tbe assembling of
the State Constitutional Convention to
day;! hot there are reports of even threat,
sued opposition to that body."
Grant for a Third Toni.
Wash;noton, July 14,— Ex-Governor
Hebert of Louisiana publishes a letter
in the National Republican favoring
Grant for a third term.
New York Items.
New Yobk, July 14.—Tbe general man
agers of the Erie Bailroed Company state
that their loss by the Weehawken firs
ranges from (150,000 to (175,000; inaur-
■BOS (102,000.
Tbe Fourth avenue tunnel, between
Ninth and Ninety-first streets, caved in
to-day, killing a laborer named William S.
Holley. Patrick Gillespie and Joseph
Granger, rockmen, who were working in
the tunnel, were severely injured.
Hon. H. J. Jewett whs eleoted Presi
dent pf tbe Erie Bailroed Oompany to
day, in place of Watson, who declined re-
election on aeoount of ill health.
Celehmtlona bjr the Orawscmew,
New Yoke, July 14.—There were no
disturbances at tbo Orange celebration
bore yesterday. They went on a pienio
and exonrsiou to Iona island in steam
boats and barges, gaily decorated with
orange and pnrple banners—the mom-
ben of lodges wearing their insignia of
office.
Pittsbubo, July 14.—Demonstrations
of the Orangemen yesterday were the
largest and flueat ever held in this oity.
Large crowds turned ont to witness the
procession.
Tilton Going for Bomber.
Bbooklyn, July 14.—Theodore Tilton,
ilMausod at the publication of Beecher's
letter, wbioh ho accepts as a challenge,
publishes a note to the investigating com
mittee, uwrliog that he lessened the
force of some faote |aud withhold others,
when before the committee lect week, at
the suggestion of his oonnsel, and now
promises to give a fall and detailed ac
count of the faote in the oaae under oath,
as aooa as he oan prepare it.
A Little Boy Kills Hla Mother.
Boston, July 14.—Mrs. Htggia Smith,
of Charlestown, was shot and instantly
killed by her eon, a boy nine years old,
last evening, in a room in Boxbnry, where
Abe boy found tn old pistol, and in play
ing with it, it was discharged.
Pay-Miwter*a Train Tumbles Down
n Bank.
SpsnronxLD, Mass, July 14.—Tbe pay-
master's train of tbe Fitohburg Bailroed,
consisting of tbe engine and passenger
oar, wee thrown from tbo traok of
tbe Troy and Greenfield Bailroad,
near Shelburne Falls, yesterday, near the
bridge over the Highway. Tbe engine
and ear went down a fifteen feet embank
ment. There were nine persona on board
all bat two beiog more or less bnrt.
Tko Norik Carolina Governor.
Balsigu, Jaly 14.—Lieutenant Gov-
IED CONFLAGBATION
CHICAGO.
Hook ol tko City Alraedy Barasd-
A sols tones Colled For-Hlgk
Wind—Flames EMU
Boeing, Etc.
Washixoton, July 14.—Telegrams re
ceived here to-night report another largo
fire In Chicago, wbioh destroyed over half
a mile of the southern portion of tha oily.
It began on Twelfth street, on the south
side, and so far it has been oonflned to
the old rookeriea, hot U is foarod that it
will sxtand to the lake side.
Tha wind is blowing fresh from the
southwest. Ths Baptist chnroh has Men
destroyed, and at this time ths flsahfw
have reaohed tha poat-offlos.
Assistance his bsen asked ter front ill
the adjoining towns. Telegraphic com
munication is nearly suspended.
LATHE.
Gunpowder Explosion — Ineroswlng
Flames-Fire Approaching
Boot Fort or Ctty.
Chicago, July 14.—Another conflagra
tion is raging in the heart of tha city. It
broke out in Twelfth street, and at half-
paat 6 o'clock, the flwo had made al
most a clean sweep to tbs comer of
Third avenue and Polk street, horning np
the houses of thousands of poopla.
At the above corner the Fire Depart-
meat commenced ths prooeas of blowing
np buildings with gunpowder, bnt tha
buildings experimented with wore small
wooden affairs, and tha procaas would
only have the effect of making * quicker
blaze of them.
Tno wind is blowing very fresh from
•boat S.S.W.
Ths fire is now on the vergs of ths fits
line of onr big fire, st Harrison strait.
The west side of Wabash Avenns is
now in fall blaze, which takes many a
stately bnilding in its coarse, which of.
fared a haven of refoge in tbe winter of
1871.
The fire is jnst immediately in rear of
the Baptist Church, snd should that
etrnotnre go down the Arc will have •
clear sweep to the northward snd east
ward, snd tbo exposition bnilding will, in
all likelihood, ba the final prey of ths
flrs, snd ss that is immediately on ths
lake shore, there will be nothing for tho
fire to feed npon, provided wo have ths
good fortune not to have a ohsngs of
tho wind.
Tko Indians Advancing.
Chicago, July 14.—Information bis
been recoived that ths Indian war list
reached tbo Ciniaron, Northern Mexico.
Several raids hsvs been mode on tho
vicinity of the Oimarou river. Several
persons have been killed snd stock driven
off. The present appearanoes indicate
that s large number of Indiana sra on tho
war path.
A BUNGLING CONGEES*.
No one Knows^ke Mutate Lew of the
United States.
Washington, July 14.—A distinguished
practitioner st tho Supreme Court Bar
furnishes the following artiele: The sot
to revise and coneolidsto the Statutes of
tbe United States in foreo on the first of
December 1873, was approved on the 22d
of Jnno 1874, and it repeals all sots of
Congress passed prior to the first named
date, any portion of which is embmoed in
any section of the revision; but the en
actment of revisiun is not to sffeot or rs-
poai any act of Congress passed sinoc the
1st day of December 1873, snd all sots
pissed sinoc tint, day are to hsvs is full
effect os if passed otter the enaotment of
the revision, snd so far ss sneh sots vary
from or confliot with soy provision
oont-iued in said revision, they ire to
have effeet ss subsequent statutes snd ss
ropesling any portion of tbe rsvision in.
consistent therewith. Tbe first praotieal
muddle which tbis state of tbe law has
produce!, arises in tbs bankrupt law
wbioh oeonpies title 61 snd oovers 161
■cotions of tbe book. Daring tho asms
day on which the revised statute was ap
proved, Congress amended the bankrupt
set of 1865 in many important portion,
iars. Tha amendment ceiled for sot of
1867, sad not for the corresponding sec
tions in the revised code, ana the sot of
1867 itsolf is so transposed, if not ohsng-
ed, se to reader it impossible for tbo
ooarte to proceed with safety nntil after o
publication of tbo revised code. Many
other chapters present s similar diffienlty,
so that it may now bo truly said no ona
knows tbs statute law of tbo United
Htatea.
To Lojollsto-
Washington, July 14.—The amount
paid on aeoount uf claims of loyal oitissns
for supplies fnroisbed dnriog tbs rebel,
lion ss swarded by the Southern Claims
Commission to July 18th, 1874, is (277,
083.
Grant nt Bnralogu.
Saratoga, July 14.—The President
and Mrs. Grant reaohed here this morn
ing.
THE WEATHEE.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAND.
Disraeli on tko Worship Pegu lot loo
Bill.
London, July 18. —In tho Commons,
this arming, Disraeli said ha hopad Par-
liamant would bo in a eooditioa to ad
journ oa the 5th of August. In nfsrsaoe
to tha Public Worship Kagnlatloo bill, ha
dsolarsd that he was unoompromlsligiy
opposad to tho rsaolntiona of which Glad
stone gave notiaa oa tha Mh last., be-
cause they were aimed against theaoMls-
mant upon whieh rsllgiona liberty de
pended. Tha rsaolntiona in question op
pose a deficits settlement of tha points
now in dispute, and doth* ths Bishops
with power to aatahHah uniformity ia re
gard to tbe eoadnel of PmbUa Worship.
Wrongs soon ForaWe In London—Hr-
Loxdon, July 14.—The Orangemm par
redid yesterday. A mooting waa held,
at which speeches warn aaada denouncing
Homs Bale and Ultramootealiaa.
A seas of hydrophobia, at Brighton,
orantes gnat ezdtemeat than,
■transship Collides Wltk an looker*.
London, July 14. — Tho steamship
Nevada, which arrived at Queenstown
Hunday from Now York, waa in oollidon
with an ieebarg daring a fog, and sus
tained soma dImage. A portion of tho
ioebarg baoama ddaehod and fdlonher
foreoaatle.
■FAIN.
■rntalltlra of Carltats.
London, July 14.—A • peoial dispetoh
from Madrid reports that Gan. Zabala in
oontiannlly receiving run!ornaments.
Fresh outrages have bean committed
by tho Carlisle, who are reported to have
robbed and nearly murdered tha doctors
and others who wsn sent ont to bring
soma of tho woondad Bspnblioans within
tbe lines.
Bepablleana Advancing.
Madsid, July 14.—Ths Bapnblioan
troops an marching to rtllova Pnyoerda.
AUSTEIA.
Design to Asaaaslnalo Iks Emperor.
London, Jaly 14.—The Daily Neve re
ports that tha polios of Vienna have is
sued a circular giving a dsactiptton of tha
parson whom they impeded of a design
to amamiuate tho Emparor of Austria.
ernor Brogdon (white Itadioal) has as
sumed the dntios uf the office of Gov-
PENNhVLVAXIA.
Political Conventions, Nominations
and Action.
Philadelphia, Jaly 14.—The Demo
cratic Convections met to-day in tbe
varioqa Congressional Districts.
In the First District, Gen. William
MeCandlcse waa nominated on the first
ballot; in tbe Heoond no quorum ap
peared ; in tbe Third, Samuel J. ttandsll
Wad nominated by aoclamition. On the
Fourth tha Convention adjourned nntit
August 1st, without making a nomination.
The Bcpnblicsn City Central Committee
took ration npon the protest of Myers ae
to Harmer'a nomination by ths Fifth Dis-
Tke Bebksrp Story Too Thin.
San Fsancisco, July 14.—W. J. Mc
Cormick, Collector of Customs at Han
Diego, who told the story of having been
robbed of (8,000 of Government funds I trict Committee, declaring that Myers bid
by two men, was masted to-day, ohargad : refused to comply with tbe rale* or tbe
with having embesilcd money, and tv- ! Republican party, and tbcrcforc he could
leased on bail. I not be rooognized as s candidate
Department or Was, >
Washington, Jaly 14, 1874. j
Probabilities.—Fot the South Atlantio
and Galf States, Tennessee and tbe Ohio
Valloy, portly olondy weather snd loesl
rains. In the Golf States, southeast to
southwest winds, stationery or rising tom.
poretare end continual high barometer.
Heavy Flwo ee • Bishop — Anther
*04—BxelteWMmt of Bteraorah-
EhtkwotooMs ■vrsooQs Trieste
■sopratoO - King William
Ixnroow, JHy 14.—Tho Ttmm’ special
correspondent at Berlin telegraphs that
tha Bishop of Paderborn has received an
other emtenoa of 18,000 tbntere fine and
three months' detention in n fortrsae for
parsiateat violation of ths EoolaotesMoal
laws.
Anchoress Bow*.
Agnes Strickland, ths histories! sstbor-
•ss, isdssd.
Exeltsossat Is Barilo.
Intones sxdtomsn in Bsrlia was occa
sioned over ths ettempt to asasminste
Bismarck.
Weald-bo Assassin MootlEsd.
Tha identity of the would-be asasssin
of Prineo Bismarck haa bean established.
Hit name is Knlmann. Hs belongs to
Hsdgsbnrg, snd Is a cooper by trade.
Hs is a member of tha Catholic Journey,
men’s Society of that city, and has bean
observed of late frequently in tbs oom
pany of a Catbolio Priaet.
Bathos lastls BerapMow of 1
i, July 14.—Prinos Biamarok
appeared atths Public Gardens lust evening
and was greeted with tho utmost snthuai-
asm. Mnsioal societies, accompanied by
a gnat orowd of poopla, subsequently
serenaded at hie residesoe. In response
to tbo demands of tbo ooncourse, the
OhaaoeUor appeared and addressed it.
After expressing hie thanks for tha dam-
onstration, ha said tha attempt on his Ufa
waa not aimed at his person, hot st ths
osnse bo roprseented. In ounolnsion ho
proposed throe shears for ths “German
Empire and aUiad Gorman priaoaa.” Tho
people responded with repeated cheers.
Than ara to be thanksgiving aarvioss
in tha Protesteat chnrobee to-day for tha
providential esoepe of the premier. It.ia
reported that Knlmann has confessed
that hs intended to assmtnsls the Prince,
sod that ha aaed aa sipremion indicating
that others era implicated in his sohsma.
A priest named KoltelUr, haa bean sr
rested at Solentorine,under tha belief that
ba was eooeasory to tbo shooting. Ha
was oarried from Kiaaongra yesterday.
Emperor William la Bavaria.
The Emperor William arrived at Mu
nich to-day. He was reoeived by the
King of Bavaria and eaoorted to ths royal
palace. Tha King will aooompany tha
Emparor part of tho way to Haliburg.
Ths Bavarian Priaoea and members of
the Bavarian Ministry have received dec-
orations from the Emperor.
MARKETS.
BT TELEGBAPH TO KHQUIHK*.
Haney and atook Horkote.
London, July 14, 2:30 r. m—Tbe rate
of diaoonnt on open market for throe
months, 8} per oent.; which is 4 below
the Bank of England rate. Eric 80}a3Q}.
Pahs, July 14.— Dispatohee quote
•rates at filf. 77Jo.
Pbanuout, July 14.—U. 8. bonds,
'fifi'a, 97}.
New You, July 14.—Stocks doll.
Monty 2 per oent. Gold 109}. Exobinge
—long 487}, short 490. Govornmrate
doll. State bonds qniet.
Naw You, July 14.—Money easy at
2} par amt. Exobange qsiet and steady
at 487}. Gold doll and steady at 109}t
102}. Governments dull and steady.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Pabis, July 14.—Specie increase 0,250,-
000 franot.
London, July 14.—Bullion increased
£875,000.
Liras fool, Jaly 14 —Ths amount of
boUlon gone into the Bank of England
on balanoa to-day ia £30,000.
Provision Horkets.
Naw Yoax, July 14.—Flour quiet.
Wheat and Corn steady. Pork firm—
mass (19 25. Lerd quiet—steam 11}.
WHXAT ASBIVED AT UY1BPOOL.
Liteepool, July 14.— Heoeipts of wheat
for the paat three days 58,000 quarters,
tealading 48,000 American.
GixginhXTI, July 14.—Flour steady.
Com—mixed steady at 66168. Pork so-
tiro, but firm at (19 75. Lard firmer
snd higher; summer Hell}, kettla 12|al8.
Bacon firm—shonldcn soiree; email sales
at 8|; dear rib 10}; clear aides 10}atl.
Whiskey steady st 94.
LoU1 WILLS, Jaly 14.—Floor unchanged.
Corn qniet at 76a80. Fork quiet at
(20.75. Braun firm—shoulders 84, deer
rib 10}, clear aides 11}. Lard I2]al8j,
Whiskey 94.
8*. Loom, July 14.—Floor qniet and
unchanged, rather more doing. Corn ac
tive and higher; No. 2 mixud U4a65 on
eeet side end in elevator; 05}«80 on this
elds. Whiskey steady at 95. Pork
(20.50a(20.75. Bacon scarce and ad
vancing; •hoalders 8}a8}; dear rib 10a
11; dear aides 11}. Lard unchanged.
Catena Horkote.
Lsvxbpool, Jaly 14—Noon.—Cotton
doll and unchanged; sales 10,000 bales,
including 2,000 for speculation and ex
port.
Cotton to arrive 1-16 cheaper.
Halos of uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in.. July and Augnat,
81-16; do., deliverable in Annual and
September, 8 8-16.
Salat of ahipmenta, now crop, on bade
of middling uplands, nothing below good
ordioary, 8 5-10.
8:80 r. M.—Salas of Orleans, nothing
below good ordinary, deliverable in An
gnat and September, 8}.
Hales of Orleans, nothing below low
middlings, deliverable in August and bap-
Ihvhbpool, Jaly 14—5 r. 11.—Of eales
of aottoo to-day 5800 were Amerioan.
Bates of Orleans, nothing beluw good
ordinary, deUvereblt in September and
October 8|d.
Yarns and fabrics at Man oh eater dull,
bnt not qnotab’.y lower.
New Yoox, July 14.—Cotton weak and
nominal; oaten 123; uptauda 17}o, Or.
' ana 17}.
Futures opened heavy, aa follows:
July nominal at 16}; Augnat 16}16 9 16;
September 16 18-16el6}; October 169.16s
ief.
Nxw You, July 14. — Cotton qniet
and nominal; salaa 211 bales at 17}al7};
net receipts 184.
Futures closed steady; salsa 17,700
bates, ee follows: July 16jn9-32; Aa-
gaet 18 16-82e}; September 16]a25S2;
October I6}el7 82; November 16 18-82a
7-16; Deeestber 16 18-82e7-16.
Mobiln, July 14.—Cotton dolt and
weak; middlings 16}; reoeipta 47; ealea
100; atook 6,879.
Boston, Jaly 14.—Dali; middlings 17};
sales 100; stock 0,500.
Obablnston, July 14.—Cotton quiet;
middlings 15}; net receipts 45; ados 433;
exports to Great Britain 8,025; Btook
5,780 bales.
Nxw OnutaNa. Jaly 14.—Cotton qaiel;
middlings 17; low middlings 16; atriot
good ordinary 14]; good ordinary 12;
not reodpta 80; eales 350; stock 81,389.
Savannah, July 14.—Nominal; mid
dlings 16; not receipts 165; sale* 46;
stock 10,940.
Csaolnston, Jaly 14.—Unchanged; net
reoeipta 144; adoc 500; Btook 9,251.
DRUGS AND MEDICINE*.
_ _ ^ Rl FFI]Vj
IMPORTED
jJpERFUMERY^J
FANCY GOODS,
AT DEDUCED PHICEH.
All good* guaranteed. 48
tally prepared st all boars.
JaiS deodewly
■ Preacriptioma cu*>
J. 1. oaivrur,
lMlmdlt.
For Sale Low.
A SCUOLAHdWi’ IN TUH MEDICAL COL-
LHl AT KVAMIVILLX, INDIANA.
BMC <f AFPLT AT THU OHIO!.
TEADVI LBAV1
rw NeatemMn oad Mmo, , v . 1:00 a. M.
Arriv. otNoalg’y, - - T:00an.
Arrive at (.lam, - . 11:04 a. n.
ron ATLANTA AND MW TOU
At 10:80 a. m. Arrtv. OydikA U 1X20 p. a. At
Atlaata 6:4t p. a.
By Atlanta and Etebmsad Alr-Llno.
Lmt. AlOmtaMOr. ■,OHAaLOTTS AM* a.
m„ Danville Mr p. m.. Biekmoad 11:01 p. ■. Ar
riv. at WMklagloa AM e. a., at Mtiaior. 0:90 e.
m., at FhilaMpkia 1:M p. at., at Mg* long t:lt-
Utopias Oon ram trom Atlaata la Okarlolte.
By KtnHsaaw Rants.
Lot. Atlaata 1:00 p. at., Delia. 10:91 p. ■„
mtst.1 tuts s. m, tystekstslHG p. s. Arriv.
et WmUssub Mi e. a, alHsiUrar* t it». si.,
et PklMMpkle 1:90 p7k.. st NSW Tons 0:11
p.m.
IlMptss as rsa Item Attest* to Ljaoktmrs.
ThAMt A HAITI AT 00LUHSU9 DAILY
!"• Attest* ui New T.rk, CM a. a.
lem Mtsisraiif end Selma 9:90 r. n.
Ticket, to Mia at Balsa teams" Hvpot-
' sal
Is
Central Railroad.
OfaunCM
o
•ith
lATARMAE, Q«0., Jui SO,’1874.
AND APT1H tfc. PPUT JULY ant,
_ 1ETUDN TICKETS ti> .u< now
•Hb.r WMBInM er stetioi es 0HNTHAL AND
■OUTHWMTNKN HAIL HOADS me l» purohemd
for ONE FADE. Seld ticket, will b.
(•Iff until (1st of Dsetmbtr Next,
esd be MOD to retsm
Until tbs 15th nf Jsnnsry, 1(78.
£»- OONDflOTOHl AJil not AUTHOHIXSD
to Mil SHTCnn TICKETS to* poiate wbm
Ag.atl Mil.
Tbe POM.IO in tbererwe 0AUTIONID to
PHOVIDB TtUMBBLYH WITH T10KKTS Itrom
tbe Afuli et tbe atallak, or FAT HUTU WAYS.
WM. kOOXBS,
tot Sap't Omtrel BiUlroM.
v. Fownns,
Bas'r sad Sap't Smtbwnl.rc Pellread.
O. i. fOnSAOHS,
Montgomery L Eufaula R. R.
Chang* of SohNdole,
Taking Effsot (undsy, Jwns 21,1(74.
MAIL TBAIX—DAILY.
Lmts Moatsomery -«00 r a
Arrire U Bakwle ii:9l a a
Coaeectias ea WvdkMdtyv aad Satardere witk
Paste ua abet WiaookM Hit, r, eld dell, at Oetaa
Sprieg. with EsMIs * Olrerd Bellreed fur Trojr.
Lmvs Bateate 19,49 * a
Arrln et Mualsemwy yuan
Connecting nt Union Spring, wllb Mobil, k Qlrnrd
Iteilroed lor tteiamkan, nod nt Mmtgom.rT witk
fowl, divorglas.
jo»9 t> B. MUtBAM. inp’t
FOR SALE AND RENT.
A Mo*t Desirable Beiidoace
for Sale.
T UI Hoik* and Lot cornor Bridge and Jnchtoa
itrfetff. Tbe bou»u b*i live room*, dove
room *tUcbed. W*t«r *■ goud hi *uy lu the
city. The entire promUea in perfuot order. "
•eaelon given »t queo.
Apply to the nnderffigoed or to Terry Hponcer.
Je86 In P. H. ALSTON.
To Bent.
fT*B April 4tb, two VurnUked SRDjg
ROOMS, Kitchen **<1 Stable, with nee of dining
room *nd parlor. Addrooa
npl tf M. Emiuirnr Office.
FOR SALE
ON B*I1ALV 1NTKKIBT in or tlio WUOI
EAGLE DRUG STOKE,
No. 03 Broad Street.
OAN SB BOUGHT ON UUOD TIBI
Notice.
A LL peraoM having clali
of J. Wnrrtn Macecy, . .
notified to preMnt the*, dal/ •ntbenllootofi, lo
m within the time prescribed by low.
Important to Farmers.
givM Mliefbotlon; ud, m In pr.no.M lo mb e
tonr In n abort tiwa, pteaten umdlag Ola
■boald bMdia their im
a .11 Sms is twtee doao."
main
“wirk
mbit dawtf
•TOVES AND TIN WARE.
Stoves, Stoves
^nathaTcruwh,
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GniNUUL tDMURIUSMT'l OlPlCff,
OKKVAU RAU.AOAH
• ATARRAR, KoVOMhOF 1, U74.
O N AMR AVTIR IVNDAT, 14TH I\»l *,
PaMOnger Tralna on tho Uoorgla C* a
mtlroad, lta Mraochea aad Oooooctiont, wil. u
aa follow*:
TRAIN MO. 1, OOIMO NORTH AMll WK3P.
lioov* Bavaaoeh......... |:46am
U kVO AugMta U.05 k. M
Arriv* In Angnota 4:<ki r m
Arrive In MlliadgevUI* lu:ii9 p m
Arriv* In KntontOB.'. i^r, p M
Arrive In Moeon..
Leave Atlanta...
Leave Co am hue.
Leave Knfonl*
Arriv* ta Macon fr*M Atlaata
.... 7:17 m
.... V:lom
• i•. Niiorm
....18:45AM
Ltave Macon for Columbna
Loav# Maoon Ibr KnauU..
Leave Macon for Atlanta...
Arrive at Coinabao
Arrive at Rutaulta * ■
Arrive at Atlanta 6;U0am
OOMtMU fiuOfli AND1AHT.
• . p 10:0(1 f M
... 7:10FM
... 7:86 P M
*»YH Olio AM
Arrive at Maoon from Colnabna 4:10 x N
Arrive at Macon from Katenin 6:45 am
Laav* Macon.. 7:lf» x M
Leave Anguata 9:05 a m
krrlv.at AwMt. 4:<J0VN
Arrive at Savannah 6; 6fm
Train mo. *, ooino mortu and
Leave fiavanaah. 7:90 f m
Laayo Anguata *06 pm
Arrive In lngocta 5:66 am
ArrlvoIn Mocom.. ajoam
Leave Maoon for CuInnitNU... 9:20 a m
Leave Maoon'tar Rntaola 0.06 am
Leave M***! for Atlanta.
Arriv* In Columbna. 6:36 pm
Arrlvo in ltatanla...k ;.... 5:40 f m
Arrive in Atlanta,. 3:06 pm
COMING 80UT11 AMD RAfiT.
Leave Atlanta 1: >5 P M
Leave Coluiahua ^ao p m
Loav* Kutenla 8:50 am
Arrive la Moeou from Atlanta 7:10 P m
Arrive in Maoon front Cotumbue 7:26 r m
Arrlvo In Maoon from Knfauia 6:io p m
Leave Maori 7:35 pm
Arrivo in Mllladgovilta 10.09 p m
Arriv# in Ratoatoa p ■
Leave Aaganta., 8:05PM
Arrive In Auguata....*....,... 6 65 am
Arrive la Savannah 7.\6 a m
. T ,l»|a '"■“S »tbraagh Irate oa tlit c.a-
*«* Iteliriwd, .toopl.s o.li et whole .utlooi,
paoMas.ro to telf auHosa mm b. t.k.o on
or pat off.
Pascongara for MUIedgovlll* aad Katonton will
tab. »"l» ■••I tomtoTMMhara Aagmu, »ed
•rein No. 9 from petal, oa tbo Soulbw-'.t. rn Kail-
road, Atlaata aad Eicon. Tho HllladcoTlila end
■etoate. tiala me. telly, Sntero eacopi. 0.
, _ WILLIAM ftOCXKS,
1*29 »? Oanorei InporDtuudcot,
NOTICE.
<r
Columbna, April 16, li
AMD A FT MR APRIL IffTM, the Paeatnger
Train on thi« Road will run aa follow*:
(Oppoelte Bun Office)
Columbus, Oa.,
W OULD reapoctfolly invite tbe attention of hla
friend* and cnatomera to hia exteunive
•took Of ITOVKR UOLLQW AND bTAMFKD
WAR*. HOUBR^lir-
Roofing and Clattering
done promptly and la the beat manner.
Ho aolielu a call, fooling Moored that be oaa
give entire eatlafaction.
fifo* Price oa low aa the loweat. Come and nee
before you buy. octal oodowtf
Leave Columbna.... 3:00 p. M-
Arrive at Troy... ............11:05 p. M.
Leave Troy i........ 2:'.5 a. M.
Arrivo at Columbna 10:30 a.m.
Mufioogee Sheriff 8ale.
U7ILL b. Mid oe tk. tnt TwMd.y In Ausn.t
'* MAI, bMwma th. teas) bear, ol ml., b>-
for. tb. auction hou. of lib. A Uorriaou. Bruwl
•tmt, Oolnwbui, 0e-, Ik. fbllowlbs dwen fd
property, to-wlt;
Tb. (xlaabo. lima Flutes Bill., .Itn.led oa
lot 940 abd that fart of lot 999, ia lb. citr uf co-
tetebua, Ute tOEilbor with tb. MMbin.ry beluus-
Ins to (aid wllb. Levied oa m lb. prop.rU of K.
H. Goetcbiu. ud B. H. kaglend, «nrvl.ora. to rat
ter, a a. lb. teaaod (rom Huicoem Suparlor Oo.rt
In tevor of Mori Hodg.., Admlnwlralni, n. ..dd
Gontobiu A biglui. Fropwrty foisted oat la
“jJlo Stl H. 0. ZYfiY, SkWiS.