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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1874.
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| COMUCHCIT AT THE WEB.
UTAH.
Muhn nad Oftliki Mndonle.
NsTionai. Horn, I
Macon, O*., July 15, 1874. J
Editor Enquirer-Sun .-—Wo ronohed
this oxoolloat hotel at *n early hour U«t
night, attar a eery pleat tat ride with
Oondnotor Giles, who, althongh the car
wet orowdetl and the weather hot, made
no all oomfortable by hi, genial word, and
get.croot supply of lee water.
Onr first vi-lt was to the ebapel of the
Wesleyan Female College, where the an
nual ooneert was being held. One of the
ohief performers, a« well at one of the
moat popular, was Mist Mary Lon Little,
of Talbotton, the beautiful and aooom-
plitded titter of Captain W. A. Little, of
yonr city, who ia thi* year a member of
the graduating clau. One of the best
and moot cultivated vocalists in the col
lege, Hie has shared the highest honors ia
tbit department with Mimea Joesie Harde
man and Leila Burke—a trio of lovely
and sweet aipgera.
Columbus is this year represented by a
single pupil—a smart little mils of four-
teen years—Mist Leila V. Gordon,
. cousin of General John B. Gordon. She
_ wh one of the tan selected from the
Sophomore clan to road, the appointment
"being mode solely on the ground of pre-
, eminence in elocutionary rending, com.
J. bined with good behavior and attention
P to doty.” The accomplished and poetic
i local editor of the Telegraph ranks Miss
Gortloa at the best reader of the ooc t-
•ion, and that speaks of her subjaot, "The
Curfew Most not Bing To-night, ” an anony
mous poem: “The production requires
a very animated style of delivery to make
it appreciated, but Mitt Gordon was
equal to the ocoaeioa, and thrilled the
audience with her performance. She
damned all the applause she got.”
Mite Gordon is also profleent in orayon
drawing, and has Hveral floe sketches
adorning the walls of the chapel, and we
bur her very highly spoken of as a most
industrious and gifted student. She ia
an orphan, formerly residing with her
uncle, Dr. Abercrombie, of Columbus,
but now a member of the family of Mr.
Charles M. Wiley, of this city.
Your neighboring city of Opelika has
... this year furnished the “First Honor'
girl of the graduating class, Mies Mollie
j E. Barnes, daughter of Col. Win. H.
Barnes, a distinguished lawyer of that
piece. Mlse Barnes read the “Valedio-
tory Addree to the Faculty, ” and the “Val
edictory Address to the Senior Class,'
V and in both instances acquitted herself
with distinction. Miss Bailie Erwin, of
, Opelika, and Miss Carrie F. Gilmer, of
Moutgomory, were the only other gradu-
'" ates from your vicinity.
Htc venerable Dr. Lovick Pieroe and
.iBisbop Pierce were present on the plat-
jff’tH 1 •» were also Dm. Key and Wright,
and Bev. Messrs. Christian, McGehee,
Dixon, Uobiaon, and Simmons. But as I
Saw your occasional correspondent taking
hotel, from which we presume he will
. make a fuller report, we oloee our brief
Hd hasty letter, in which we have sought
to eondense only what is of interest to
your readers. Bidmxx Hebbxut.
Cntcaoo, July 16.—The hotels destroy
ed'by the Are are: Atlantia, southwest
corner Van Boren and Sherman streets ;
Berg Hotue, State end Harrison streets;
Michigan Avenue House, owner Congress
end Wabaeh avenue; Bt. James Hotel,
ooruer State and Van Bursa streets.
Churohee—Kehetoth B'aai Shalom syn
agogue, No. 898 Wabash avenne; First
Baptist ohuroh, 499 or 489 Wabeah ave
nue; Kehetoth A tube Woerale Jewish syn
agogue, end the Mount Olivet Baptist
ohnroh (colored.)
Among the residences burned were
those of Horace White, editor of the Tri-
bune, Hon. J. Y. Bounomoo, J, K. For
rest, oity clerk, E. G. Hall, eoroer Feck,
Court and Wabaah arsons. Mr. White
saved hie library.
Urns ef Pravtdcncc Companies.
Pbovidxnos, July 16.—The Frovidenae
insurance companiee raprasanted In Chi
cago loss leas than 910,000 each.
What Coaaeetlewt Ceaepaales Lose.
Habttoad, July 15.—The risk* of
Hertford iotcracoc compcaice on pro
perty iu the Chieago burnt district amount
to 9173,000, as follows : .Etna 975,000;
Hartford 947,000 ; National 996,000;
Phoenix 917,000 ; Connecticut 96,000 ;
Orient 93,600, and Atlas 91,600.
1st Insurance less.
Ohioaoo, July 16.—The total insurance
on the losses by Are are 93,797,990, end
the estimated total salvage is 9489,390—
net lota is 93,244,970.
Dead Hedies Pewnd-Iaeeadlarlaaa.
Chicago, July 16.—The deed bodies of
two man and n child were discovered un
der the rains of e house, 461 South Clerk
street, laat evening, and taken to the
morgue. They were viotime of Tuesday's
flee.
Among tbs losses by the Are yesterday
are Dugan’a peeking bouse and outbuild
ings, worth about 96,000—uninsured; end
stock veined at 912,000, partially insured
Kota end Miller's Planing Mills—low
probably 915,000; Braxe’e Saab, Door
and Blind Feotory—93,500.
Three attempts at incendiarism were
discovered daring the program of the
fire.
The inaursnoe on all the buildings
burned it email.
FOREIjH 1 INTELLIGENCE.
Havara'meae' XfcWla Deftated-The
Ceaaaatttee ef Thirty-On*
Pleases It Party.
PAnu, /ulyffl.—The debate on Meg-
im’ tax proposals ns ooetinned In the
kisembly. To-day the MinlaUr, refer
ring to the vote on the ealt tax, aoouaed
the Bepul^tqea deputise ef subordinating
the fluenoiel internet of the oouutry to
wnwiin.
Mi ■uersd hatldtacs Earned la
Milwdkxi. July 10.—The boundaries
of the burnt district in Osbkoeh extend
from the Beokwitb House to it* rear, on
Division street, tbeuoa north on Division
to Osvin on the northeast beyond the oity
limits, end then almost to Lake Wlnne-
pega. Bix hundred buildings were burn,
ed, end three thousand people rendered
homeless. The low is about 91,000,000,
end inaursnoe 9160,000, [Population of
the town is about 9,000. It has many
saw mills. Boats have gone from Pitts
burg, Pa., to that plaoe.]
The Insurance and Access.
Oshkosh, Wis., July 19.—The follow-
ing ere the amounts of insuranoe on the
property destroyed in the greet Are here,
as given by the different igenotas:
Iu Wisconsin companiee, 930,600; in
other companies, mostly Eastern, 9782,-
960.
The aggregate Ion is now given at
9800,000 in round numbers. The num
ber of business houses destroyed is about
100, end residences 500.
Caterpillars la Central Alabama.
Bsuu, July 10.—The boll worm eud
oaterpiUer flies are making their appear
ance generally in Dalles and adjoining
counties. No worms have yat appeared.
They ere about three weeks later then
lest year. Crops look fine and a large
yield is expeoted.
Dismissal af French Odteere.
Naw Yonx, July 13.—News has been
received here that the French Steumnh ,)
Company has dismissed from its service
Capb Lemaire, who commands] the
Europe. The reason for the dismissal of
Lemaire wee the abandoning of e vessel,
when the probability existed of uving
her.
Oapt. Bauasen, who commanded the
Ameriqne when abandoned off the Freneh
coast, wis also dismissed.
Hat In Mew Torh-hln Ban Strahes
Wednesday.
NxwYonx, July 16.—The highest point
of the thermometer yesterday wh 96 de
grees. Bix eon strokes.
A Ftartdlaa Kills Himself la No-
hahea.
Nxw Yoxx, July 10.—Otto Ssyaer, of
Tallahassee, Fla., shot himself through
the brain on the pier of the Bremen
sUemar, at Hoboken, yesterday. Ooe
hundred dollars in greenbacks and n flue
gold watch wan found in his pockets.
He wh booked for n first oebin passage
in the’Wester.
•AEATOOA.
College Baal Basse-Frlncetaa and
Tata Wan.
SaasToaa, July 16.—The Freshmen’s
Single Skull Championship rase took
plaoe yesterday.
Tbe six oared race was the first. Yale
took the lead; Brown next; Princeton in
tbe rear. Tbe oonteat was very vigorous,
and an exoitiog race m won by Prineo-
ton. The distance was three miles. Time
18 minutes, 12) seconds.
Iu tbs single skull raes, boats of Cor
nell, Yolo and Howud started. Yale
took the lead and Howard won the nee.
Time for the two miles was 14 minutes,
12) seconds.
Beat Dace Paatpaaed-Crnsh af Pea-
pla.
Sabatooa, July 16.—Tbe crash this
morning wee enormous, end it wss el-
most impossible to move on the mein
piazzas of the hotels.
A meeting was called el Congress Hell
ibis morning to discuss the proposition of
sending four erews, pioked from til oolle-
gea, to row against Oxford end Oam-
brijg >, but tbe exoitement was so great
that no ona attended.
The Iuter-Oollsgiate regatta baa
postponed until to-morrow, on neoonnt of
the weather.
INDIANA.
The Demaeralle Nominations.
Indianapolis, July 16.—The following
is the complete tieket nominated by the
Demooratia Committee:
Seoretery of State, J. E. Neff, of Ben.
dolph eounty; Auditor, O. Henderson, of
Morgen oouaty; Treasurer, B. C. Shaw,
of Marion oounty; Superintendent of
Fablio Instruction, J. H. Smart, of Alien-
county; Attorney General, 0. A. Buskirk,
of Gibson oounty; Judge of the Supreme
Court, Horeoe P. Bibble, ef Com ooanty.
Meeere. Henderson and Bibble were
also nominated on tbe Farmers' tieket.
Fire in CenreaaUnayle.
ConstANTnroma, July 16.—An exton-
live conflagration is ragtag ill Golleti,
one of tbe suburbs of tbe eity. Many
buildings ere homed.
This wee folMwed by h Scene of tnmult
sod dieerdae,. wfaiuh eotaplUad President
Buffett to temporarily eaepend the sitting.
Subsequently the MtaleUr'e proposition
to inorease e oertaia tax wh rejected by
885 to 256.
This result involves the defeat of Meg-
ne£.pn(irkLffBenniat plane.
The Isierl an CnnslltoUanal Elite
PJeasoa Ea Party.,
Ventsvan, of the Committee of Thirty-
One, reed a import Ml the various consti
tutional proposals referred to the com
mittee. It states tbe eommittae rtoog-
nixe the Irrevoptbility of MaoMuhon’s
power, .bat. declares the septernnats
merely epeee to party for Hven years.
The oommittea deaidM to set Hide
Berire’a bill, end substltne their own,
which constate of six olansea :
let. Mniittataa the title of President of
the BepuhUo.
2d. Establishes ministerial responsi
bility.
3d. Confers Legislative power upon
two Chambers, the appointment of mem
ben of the 'Baiter House (or Senate) to
be the subject of a future bill.
4th. Provides that the President alone
authorized to dissolve the Lower
House, or Chamber of Deputise.
5th. Prescribes n Congress. Both
Ohemben shell provide for e oontlnnenoe
of the Government in can Marshal Mae-
Mahon din, resigns, or reaohea the end
of hie term of offloe.
6th. Says no modification of oonalitn-
tional laws ia to ba allowed nnien first
proposed by the President.
The . iMfimfrlT appointed Monday next
fay the debate upon the nport.
All the perliimentery parti sc era disap
pointed. The Left considers that the
committee's bill aims et n Dictatorship,
WitkouMlzMHg>su end to party agitation.
Tbe Legitimiete and Imperialists are also
against it, and a rejection it considered
certain.
The Amsdtnel I* Paras a Manats.
London, July 1C.—The Timee’ speolal
dispatch from fttris says that M. Pages
Dupont hu given notice of an amend-
ment to tbe bill reported from the Com-
mitte* of Thirty-one by Ventom yeiter-
dey, providing that the Senate shell oon
aist of 100 members to be nominated by
s end 180 atambers of the
Assembly' to ‘ be eleoted by deputies,
from separate departments; that cardi
nals, marshals and admirals shall be Sen
a tors ex oflloio; that the first ftanrte shall
sit three years, and the next six or more,
acotfrdihg tO the derision of tbe Assem
bly ; that the Preaident of the Senate
shall become Provisional President of tbe
Bepubiio in the event of n vacancy occur
ring between adjournment of tbs present
Assembly and the meeting of the next
one j and that the President of the Be-
pnbiis shell be empowered to dissolve the
Assembly with the approval of the Senate.
Minister *f Flnnnee Designed
Pants, July 16.—As wu expeoted, af
ter the defeat of hie plane by the Assem
bly, Magne, Minister of Finance, hu
tendered hie resignation. He will con
tinue in offlee till a auooeesor is ap-
London, July 16.—The net for the
Liverpool oap wu won to-day by Blau-
tyne, Byleala Ball eeeond, and Realism
third:
TDEAbBET. HATFNM.
The (eeansMt 9nee ■nts-eyinsser
Mlvee hie Tlewe.
WaanMOfON, July 16.—The 9600 ooun-
terfsit recently discovered et tbe Trees-
nrat'soflloe wise oonnterfeit of the U.
S. note of that denomination, and not of
any National yank. Only two snob notan
have thus fir been dlsoovered—the first a
year ego, when n foil description of It
wu given. 'There are no counterfeits on
National Bank, dotes at .that denomina
tion, only three end a half millions of
whioh are in drcalxtton.
Concerning the rumored complications
between General Spinner and the Treea-
nry Department, it sen be stated that he
hu written e letter to the President con
taining hie views relative to the manage
ment ef hie bureau. It h known the
General hu uniformly taken the ground
that, u he is pecuniarily rasponslble for
its tranaaotioni, and hu given a heavy
bond, the appointment of his aubordl-
nates should be’ controlled by himulf,
irrespective of the application of the
Civil Service rules to hie bureau.
Washington Motes.
Washington, July; 16.—Bristow end
Bolknnp have returned to Washington.
Fish ia expeoted to-morrow.
Walter Lennox, ex-Mayor of tbit oity,
died to-day; aged 67.
Baltimore Bank to «e to New York
Baltihobe, July 16.—The stockholders
of the Central National Bank of Balti
more give offloiel notioe tbit morning
that the Bank will retire from business in
this eity, end apphoatioa be made for n
ohange of title, end its transfer to New
York, under provisions of the National
Banking act.
•T TBUWUfH TO BE4V1BEB.
Homey end a Seek Markets.
London, July 16,12:80 r. u.—Bonds—
87’e 108) j new 5’s 104) ; Erie 80); pre
ferred 45.
2:80 r. m.—Iris 81.
Pears, Jaly 16.—Diapetobaa quote reatas
61f. 40.
New Yegg, July 1«.—Stoake dull.
onay 9 per oaot. Gold 9). Bxobtago—
long 487, short 4M). Governments
•olive end strong, Stale bonds qaiet.
London, July 16.—8 ». n.—Console 83)
•) for money aad aoeotmU Bonds—717s
103); 10.40s 105); new 8't 108), ox-oou-
pons; Erie 80)e2; preferred 47.
Fnansogi, July 10.—Bunds—We 97).
NawYonXiJidy 16.—Monty oloatd at
*) au cell Exchange dull at 486). Gold
9}e). Governments strong and steady.
States quiet and nominal. *
A Swepeeted Ahdoetor Arrested
1'hiladxi.phia, July 18.—A private do-
tective here arrested a man named Chris
topher Wooater, impeded of being one
of the pertiu iripUootod in the Bom
ohild stealing ecu. He is in jail awaiting
farther investigation.
The Mew Coble all High*.
Poutrhodth, N;'H., July 16.—The Isl
and Am-
tbie har
bor lust night, and returned to Bye Batch
this more log with « visiting party. Both
ships than tailed for Novo Bootle.
3&&a3txsft:
MARKETS.
' OEBMAMT.
Elemrirch Mot Woll-Kwllmau
Mokes Another ntolement.
London, July 16—1 r. h. —The Stand
ard atys! Later aooounts from Kisnngen
represent that Bisrnarok's eondition it not
u favorable ev was at first reported. He
hu feverish symptoms, end slept little on
Tuesday night.
Bismarck hu had another interview
with Knllmtn. Tbe latter now ueertH he
dinned the shooting himself, that he wu
DlUgwsd to the deed by nobody, and
baa no accomplices.
Yariggs aupvapls of tbe attempt to as-
ussinete Bismarck agree that his escape
wilh.Zd slight injury wu miraculous, u
his hapd wu touching hie hit when he
was wounded. His ooaohmxn tearing a
second-shot, struck Kullman acrou the
free. Polios have- bun unt to Kissengan
to prutofft Bismarck from n repetition of
tips attack, evidence btving been euffl-
cieakof e ooupiruy to take hie life,
f '■ Hlwg af Hraaver III.
Vixnna, July 16.—The ex-King of Han-
•raria lying dangerously ill here.
•PAIN.
beige af Bllhea-Change at to*.
■■ .... uasUiers. >
Madsid, July ti>.—Gen. Mercones re
ports that Bilbos is in no immediate dan
ger. In ease Gen Zsbela resigns General
Mnreonee will probably be appointed bis
•oocesror in oommand of the Army of
Santeanden, July 15.—The oommend-
ant of Hilboe hu asked for reinforae*
meats which were eenihenu to-day. The
blockade, of BUhoe by lend is complete,
and 1 atrendously maintained by tbe Car-
lists.
Ministerial Crisis.
Madrid, July 15.—A oritia in the min
istry is reported impending. General
ZZbdbend'Oomooho,Minister of Finance,
will probobly retire.
A meaner tar Every •belli
Hanaro, July 16.—Tbs OuUstahavs
ordered one of tbe Bapnbliean prisoners
Atkaaeos4)nnatUa*tonal canventlaa
Organised.
tmna liocz, July 15,—The Oonetitn-
tional Convention to-day computed its
organization.
Connterrelta an Foreign Banks.
Naw Yonx, July 16.—Brown, Brother!
A Co. have received e telegram from the
Notional Banks of Sootlend and London
saying that forged oironlar notes, pur
porting to be issned from this office, ere
afloat, and oauiiou in oeahiag and identi
fication are necessary.
Manaannlh Park Hneee.
Monmouth, July 16.—The first race to
day waa tbe Thoxpian Stakes. Dletenee
three-quarters of a mile. Eight alerted;
wou by Eclipse; Aristides aeoond, Anriila
third. Time 1:18.
Second race for West-End bold stakes—
one mile anil three-quarters. Thrse
sturted, Boneventnre winning tbe nee;
Bonereite end Begerdless running e dead
heel for second place. Time 8:13).
Third Beoe, ell ages—980C; two mils
heats. Fonr started. 1st beat won by
Vaodalie; Fellow craft 2d, Donnybraok
3d. Time 8:49. Second heat end race
was won by Vend elite by a neck; Fellow-
oraft second, Stockton third, Donny-
brook fonrth. Time 8:87.
THE WE ATM EE.
DarasncaNi or Wan, )
Washington, July 16 1874.)
ProhabUitiee.—vS tbe South Attantio
and Gulf States, alter or frir weather will
prevail, except on tbe immediate Gnlf
States,cut or south winds continued high
temperature and alight ebangas iu the
barometer.
Ntw You, July 16.—Floor quiet and
unchanged. Wheat doll and deoltatag.
Cun quiet end heavy. Pork quiet—meat
919 76. Lard heavy-.eteem 11 15.16.
IrioraviLU, July 16.— Flour doll aad
lowar; super 94; extn 94 60; teaily
95 60a96 95; fanoy 97. Corn quiet and
nnohaagsd, at 76a78. Pork eotive end
higher, at 921 26. Lord 13)e). Whie-
key 94. * *
Cincinnati, July 16.—Floor steady.
Cora firm—mixed 66a69. Pork firm at
9l*.87)a20. Lard firm; and soaroe—sum
mer Util), kettle 18. Baoon firm; shoul
ders 8|, clear rib 10), dear rides 11.
Whiskey In good demand, at 94.
St. In)cis, July 16.—Floor qniat and
unchanged. Cora dull, unsettled, end
lower; No. 2 mixed 68)e66 in seat eleva
tor. Whiskey steady at 95. Fork high
er et 921. Bidh soaroe, and very firm;
shoulders to oorne out of amoks 83; dear
sides llje).
CeUee Markets.
Lrvaaroon, July 16—12:80 r. M.—Cot
ton quiet end atoudy; uplands 8)u8); Or-
leeas 8); teles 12,000 twice, tadudtag
2,000 for speculattoo and export.
Bales of uplands, nothing balow low
middlings, deliverable in September end
October 8).
1 r. M.—Bales of uplands, nothing be
low good ordinary, deliverable In Joly,
8 1-16; da, Angaet, 8 1-16; do., August
and September, 8).
Liven tool, Jaly 16—2:80 p. H.—Bates
to-day of 7,600 bales of American.
Seles of nplende, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in Angut and Sep
tember, 8 1-16; Bales of shipments of new
wrap, on a bade of middling apbuda,
nothing below good ordinary, 8).
4 r. M.—Bales of Dptande, nothiug be
low good ordiaary, deliverable ie Septem
ber and October, 8 8-16; ditto, nothing
below low middlings, deliverable in An-
gnat aad September, 8); sales .at ship
ments of new orop on a basin of middling
Orleans, nothing below good ordinary, 8
716.
Mbw Yonx, Joly 18.—OoMon dull and
•ariar; salsa 1,072 bales; uplands 17); Or-
tune 17).
Futons opened quiet; July 16 15-16;
Angaet 16 8-16el8); September 16);
October 16)el6).
Naw Yonx, Jaly 16.—Cotton doll and
tutor, teles of 1,142 betoe nl 17)el7);
net rsoeipta 114.
Future# oloatd steady; tales of 91,400
bales, u follows: July 16 5-82; August
16 9-82 bid; September 16 9-16al6 19 89;
Ootober 16 6-16el611-82; November 16)a
16 9-62; Deoember 16)al6 9-82.
Mdbilx, July 16.—Cotton dull; demand
light; middlings 16; net reoeipta 28; aelrn
76; atook 6,899.
Naw Osman, July 16—Cotton quiet;
middlings 16), net reoeipta 151; experts
to Great Britain 1,229; eel as 500; lul
evening 1,200; atook 80,057.
Cnaaumiox, July 10.—Cotton. doll;
middlings 16); net reoeipta 168; isles
100; stock 9,155.
Boston, July 16.—Doll, nominal end
lower; middlings 17); setae 100; atook
9,509.
Bavannan, July 16.—Nominal; mid.
dlinge 16); net reoeipta 165; setae 24;
stock 1,067.
Gatvaanm, July 18.—Qaiet end steady;
goed ordinary 14); net reoeipta 49; ealee
70; Stock 5,835.
Prominent incidents
IN THE
History of Columbus
/Von ite f\nl Settlement in 1887, It thi
Wilton Raid, h1186S, emptied by Join
H. Maim.
The tmdertigned propone to puilieh, in •
aetata of 150 or mart paget, a mark maier
thi above Me, levering the period from the
HMM tf the locality fir a " trading town,"
in 1827, to the Oapture and partial deetnetien
qf the eity by the Wiletn Raid, in 1865.
7A< incident! wilt be derived mainly frvm ill
ntwtpapm, which mitt be gleaned fir Me
purpow with much care. It it believed that
meet <f our'ed(zene would like to hate pich
incident! in thb compact and convenient firm,
and wilt encourage the undertaking to the
extent qf the mall amount atkedfir the work
Each chapter will contain short biographer
cal ekctchei or notices qf the principal citiifm
mentioned in it, teA* have since died, the
volume will also embrace full information
concerning the churches, factorise, t&e., now
exitdng.
We do not propoee to publieh thie compile
tion with a view to making money, no the
email price asked fir it will ehow. But at
the tame time we do not want to lose money
by ite publication, and therefore we wieh to
limit the number qf copier printed to the de
mand fir the work. With thie object in view,
we issue thie prospectue, inviting thole who
desire copies qf the volume to send in their
names.
The price will be one dollar per copy for
a pamphlet bound volume, printed on paper
like the specimen sheet issued. A email
number qf copies will also be issued on a eu‘
perior article qf paper far $1 30 per copy.
Payable when the work ie delivered, which
will bo eonto time next Fall.
THOS. GILBERT.
May 12. 1874.
Mubooqm Shtrlfr Sales.
W ILL b* Mid oa Uig Aral TiomU? la Aiuput
noit, tho legil hours of aal», In
front of tho auotlou houo of Mllla A Hari'
Broud rtmt, Columbus,«»., tbofollowlni d«
•d proiorty, to*wit:
Twolfo Inun of Boots and 0hoM, loltd l
tbs property of Crawford A Joroifau. by rlrtuo i.f
and to savihfy a A fa lasnad from Muhcocm County
Court, In UfiYor of Uaorga W WomlruO, Craw
ford A Jornlgtn. Property polntod out In said
A^an, at aama timo and plaoe, SI pairs of sboss,
AdYertiwments.
A EAVOUARAMTESDmbiaest
WtLL AUQin A DBILt-legeet
efIOWA,'
tMegmtnq. w.mM,n,uab,ue,
RAIkROADS.
Western Railroad of Alabama.
aw— w* as wj
541 HOURS TO HEW YORK
NINE HOURS FASTEST TIME I
WMTMUt XAILBOAD OF ALABAMA,
Onnors, Be,, JJely M, 1ITA
XXSIX1 L8AV8 COLUMSDi DAILY
tee Moatgewtsy sad IslNe, Ml*
AntsseiUmhry, - • Tto I. !.
Arrive el Aslas, - - Miz
>Oh A (LA VTA AMD NXW Tone
At torn a. m. Arrive OpsHke el »mp.B. At
AtlmteAUf. a.
■» Mhrata end Wokmend Air-Lino,
been Alttotaeeop. la., CHalLOTTB 'All a.
Ulskwaal liN»v*. Ar-
i a. at Dsltlasrs I: Jo a
v*., St MOW IONA A--
Uttflag Otrs iu teem Atlanta la Ckarlslta.
By KMHdMw Rente.
heave Atlsau sen r . *., Deltas tom p. *.,
llH p. m, SS xew YOKE 5:11
st Wash!
ZlstpiBf ears me lie* Atheta Is toaehtorg.
TAAIF81UIVI A* OOLOMBVI DAILY
Jrsss Stluta tU New lark, AM a. e.
fromMsetassttrysn4 lel*s HOr.x
TMkstsIsr sale at Oalee Fsasaaftr Dtfet.
»■ A. 8A00M, Agsal.IsprSri
Coughs, Colds, Hoarstntss,
AND ALL THROAT 01SEA8ES,
WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS
PUT VF ONLY IN BUIZ BOXES.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
■eta by Drayii lets. «w
LZVINQSTONE IS DEAD.
For®# yeRM wiluoDI hove inUntly wutebed
hie ruiLoss yot rmoio smumles, and q*an»
AOHIBTtMSVTS, Riul uow togtrly denfro the OtM<
fWls Uff»*®Mery of this +orht-rm*wm«t
■no and bubtaotou. wuich nnrolds nlso tbo curl*
osIIIm and wsoltli of u wild and wonderful ronu*
try. It iujuitna*/ /, agmlt warned quickly.
Ona agent aold 1*4, imoifiar IB# fu one wtA.
For particulars, a«> n..- HVBBABD BIM m
oltbar Fhlla., Bostou, or tin, 0. i*
200 Pianos and Organs,
•■WU4 •attaA-MtaA, ef HieMIlsu Zsk.n
will ba Mid at low prioos for ouh, or un Install
■oats, for rant. In oity or oouutry, during this
mouth, by UOiUOJS WATKH8 4 SON, No. 4S1
Iron way, tbsn ever beforo offt«rad In Ntw York.
•PBC1ALTY—Pinos and thgaM to lot mat)I tb«
rsnt mony pays tbe prio« of tbe lustrumeut. II*
iRStratad Oatalugusa aaiM. A largo diocoRut to
Mlnlstero, Churchoo, Scboula, Isodgoa, otc. 4w
To bo (bro-
arms# row Whoa yon aro throatoasd with all the
aUmsnts cauaad by dabilitntlog Spring and Burn*
wor weather Is to adko froo use of
JURUBEBA,
wblsh will asako the Livtr aotirs, assldt
tit Re Ptrlfy the blood, strengthen thu Litritt
and I'rlRtry organa, invigorate tho Hyitsn, and
niaks yot enjoy life as you ought. Price hi a bu*
tls. J0UN Q. KKLLOOt), Agent,
. 4w , New York.
XLIffMVe~~
wANtm> /twipmir TAT
II JL Aid
▼sraal iutsrsst tv tbs Amer^an psopls. Jl appsals
to no particular class alune, but t<> all iJaHRot; ic
man and woman of nil prob sslona, crawls, uuoupa-
rofsrsoos, aad t4> preasrvo for thslr child ron
cbllarsu'a cldldren aa the
T T VslTo
calico, 1 pi sos of stripss, 1
POST YON KD
Muscogee Sheriff Sale.
W ILL k bs sdW'on' the flfst tueedwy In August
nest, between tbs legal hours of sals, la
front of tbs auction- house of Kills A Harrison,
Broad street, Cslunbus, tin., tbs following de
scribed proprrty, to*wlt:
North half of lot No. 241, containing 101^
acres, same being in the 8tb dlilrict of ifu*GOgee
county. L-vlud on as the property of Wm, T.
Wynue, to satisfy a fi fa iimued from MuecogM
Superior Court iu 1 aror of Robert 8. Oraae, to.
Wm. T. Wynne. Property pointed out by plain
tiff’* attorney.
Jjl4 w4t If* C. IVBTs ihorlff.
Chattahoochee Sheriff Sale.
tween the legal hour* of sale, the following I
to-wlt:
The west half of lot of land No. 213, containing
loo aerss, mors or lens, and 77 acres, mors or lose,
of lot No. 212, boupdftd on tbe i a*t by lot No. 213,
ilk by ‘ ------
.tbs south by lands of D. O. McOlure, on tbs
suutbweet by lands of J. H. Cobb, on tbs west by
lands of II. Miller, on the north by Sallla Cobb’s
dower aad laud of J. II. Cobb—all It the 32d Dis
trict of originally Lee, now Chattahoochee oounty.
as tbs property of Klias Folsom, to satisfy a A fa
from tbs Superior On ft of siijilconnt^Jn mr<
BbtrUT.
i tbe Superior Court or sum county, in ft
. Baglay, administrator of Abram Cobb.
U arid JOHN M. BAW, Shi
GREAT BARGAIN 1
Safe and Paying Business Already
Established, lor Sale.
-EFT DRUG STOCK AMD BOilMZZX OH
jji. favorable tsrtne.
Consumer# and country merchants would do
well to call, as I am* determined to rodtes my
to ba abot for every shell fired bjr the , “‘ d w “ 11
Govaramant float off Bilboa. I j .is in 71 Xrvtd I™ u^s*bs.*ds.
of Cutely coeds, S pitots voolts Jeus, 3i pair
Mali, 1 nredle sod thread ease, s shirts, 9 towel.,
. .bswl., S pair, of drawers, V* bulicbt, taps, 10
e lls satsll tasks, < sisal watch chain., 1 lot pant,
chits, P peirs ladle,' shoes, X hat., 11 plpta,:
restasata blackiax, » pairs M- (altars, sad ■
cakes uf snap. Levied oa a, the property or Abra-
he* Hals, by vlrtM of aad to Hilary lib i,-
aoad Pro* Mascofn Coaoly Coart, la l.vor of
* J. 0prfs(«r, va. Abraha* blala. Property
out a bay nurs mala, About five yssra
one A aorrell ban nule, About Stahl yssra old,
Isvlsu « u the property of Hubbard Walker,
by virtue of, and to satisfy a U Is,, lasusd (rout
MSSS0ZSS Sspsrtor (Mart In tavor of Till*.a
k ClSBtsnla vs. Hubbard WaUur. Fra party
pointed out by plalaUXa.
Alto at tbs saha lias and pleas lot of land
No. Ill, la tba etb DUtrtot, la the Oovsta Ha-
terra, M tba property or A. Oataell, to sstltly
two 1 fee. Us sod iron Huooass Interior Oaurt,
one In terorofThoe. 8. Tunlo oodooo In fa.
vor or Eiluboth Hstohor, Et’r.
At tko HmotlmoAud ploeo, North part of
Oity Lot Non.bar let, bsulnatox At toe north-
vast eomer of said lot and ruaalox tooth on
Broad strsot M last, tbeoos ssst UT fast 10
loobss, thanes north Utest, then.# wsotltT
'aobto, to tbo boNtoolDg of said promt-
sdlo* two stores, Noa. 130 and U> oo
i Brood stroot—lotted on u lbs propsr-
kn D. Oartor, to aulsry a II te u-ood
McofM Buporlor Court In foror ol Boo-
nor A,Warner, vs. J.ibn D. Carter.
Also, all those parcels of laud known In tho
K a or thaOlty of Oalaaibu u parti or lots
aad aw, fronting on Jaekaon street, aad
parte or Iota Nos. MB and 040 Iroutlnz on Troup
st root, aomnoMlaz on Jackson stroot lot foot
and four lusltas Iron the north-west oornar or
lot No, 050, aad raunlON south on said street
•0 test and T lushes, tbsaoe seat to Troup stroot
—said Iota or parts of lots are known m tbo
rMldonos ot John D. Carter— levied on to sst-
ivfy ed fa la iny bands In thvor et Boonsy A
Warner re. John D. Carter. Property pointed
out by pltintifEk
Also, st asms time eud pises, south hslf of lot
Mo. 801. with sll the improTsamats thereon, sou-
tslaiag ous quarter acre, mors or less, levied on
M the property of Albert K. Rsglsnd, executor of
Thornes Esq lend, deceased, to ssthifr two A fks
Issned from Jnstloes' Courts—ous in foror of Bo
ost ts A Law bon, and the other in foror of Welch
vumar, ibw wi COOStaMSs
H.O.IVXY, Sbsrlff.
turned to i
July T, 1874.—Wide.
Pretty Colored KuSlins,
(■all asst ■ trips, aad Dfsrn., nry cheep, st
PEA000K A SWIFT’S.
)}•
. ,,, _ , only oanplausbd rolls-
ttmTOraMS!
hot s necessity to trtry well-informed American
citiacn. Agents make *100 to #)oo per mouth.
Send for circular. ZlKOLKft A McCUHDY, Phil-
•dslphls, Pa. J*24 4w
New Church Music Book,
Per 1874-1870.
The Leader!
By 11. B. I’nsil and L. O. IsiunM,
the most euccensfal Church Music Hcok maker* of
tbo day. Will bs ready In Auaust, and sill con
tain the usual Singing rcliool Course, and a large
amount of now and choice music for CliuiEs.Con-
ventlons and ringing Clasaea. Bpeclmeu Pages
ready, end will be resiled, poet-free, on appli*.
cation. Price $1.38, or $12.00 per do^oq, , u
Tha EmirsBa Naw M«thod for Reed
Organs.
By L. 0. Ru sreon and W. 8. B. Matthew*. $2 UA
One ot tbs newest and very best or the Mow
Methods.
Quid* In tha Art of Singing.
By Us*. L. Oafosd. Of.OC.
Hew and rsry superior book for Voioo Training.
Richter's Manual ot Harmony.
Translatsd from tho iiantH Oorman rdttion by
J. 0. D. VARKAR Price U.03.
Prepared expressly for tbe Lelpeic Couserrafory,
end is a complete and rctlablo Oramiuar uf Com-
pusliloa.
OUtWSHnb S Co., OhM. X fiitioa A Co.
fsstoa. Ill BrosUwsy, K. Y.
yyfBdItsw(sr*lsss)»wly
For gals.
VAtUABLI oity property.
v known property situate on the n
Central Railroad.
BCnrigAl
l.v.as.s, Qso., Jsss 30, 1374.
A» AND IWRR l» HRXT JCLY ...t,
VJf BBfVM fWllfl to and from
either terminus or statioa oa OBNTKAL AMD
■OqrnWMTBBlV EAILbSAM me be purchased
for OIK FABB« Bald tickets will U
Sold until Slat ef Oaoambar Naxt,
aa* bs GOOD Is rttara
VhM tho 19th ef JaHHory, 1976.
JFOOMDOOTOM Al
to sail RBTURB TICR
Afonlasoll.
P.^TI^WT.L^’St^^rTteo 1 .*
tko 1|MU st U.station, OV FAY BOTH WAY*.
WN. ROOHR8.
Ooa'l lap'! Osatnd Rollrosd.
Y- F0WBRC,
Js30 li
MAC* It,
Aop't Atlas to Division Casual Bsllroad.
Montgomery & Eufaula R. R.
Change of Schedule,
Taking Effoat Sunday, Juno 21,1974.
MAIL TRAIN—OAILY.
Usyo Moatotawry 4:00 r a
Antes al Hcfcola. 11:10 r a
OoaiKtln* os Wsdssslsye u4 IsterJayt with
Baste as Obtllthaeakaa Blvvr.aa* Ostly st Oaten
Pprlngs wltk Motels A Olraic Rail rest i„r Trey.
Leave Harsnlt Mts
- IM A U
Artist at Meal
8. DOTHAN, Oap't,
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
. Oaagasz asMaisnsssay’s Penes,
OswtaiL Rsumsii
•svsaua, Mevstebtt 1, IsTA. :
2 /AND AVTU IOHDAY, MTH INST r,
M SDUOWS I
TRAIN MO. 1. OOUIO MOBTU AMD WK-ST.
Lqpvo Faranuak.. 8:46AH
8:06 a
out-build logs,
For terms, apply to”Dr. W. T. POOLE, lot Dread
strost, Colamhes, or AM DBMW WILLIAMS, Wsm
Point, Q«. JoW w*m
w. t. P00L ,
DHMTIZT,
fob* wtfj 101 Broad stroot, Columbus, da.
Lean MistS fur oslatebas T:17 r a
Uses Mates fcr Un sola . *
1^1* Attests 0:10 s *
Arrive st Cot ate bus is , *
Arrive st Nulkalte -....lutzo , *
Arne. .1 attecte^..
oo him u aozni abb bam.
Loess AlUsta 10:00 , n
f**” a
Lasts Ns fools job , M
^!!! , • •! from Attests Olio A ■
Arrive st teases fro* Cetaabot Vlu a h
Arris.stMseoafra Mabels *43aw
Lasts MsooB T:18a«
arrive st *svsaaab.. *:5,a
TRAIN NO. *, OOINB NORTH ARB WHAT.
Leave flavasaah. 1:00 T M
Arri™te JiS: 5
'SSJMCasaaKjrHI t:
fcsn srs St H! t:
Arrive la Ontembas.,,; a:SJm
Arrive lb aureate.. r w
Arrive la Alloate 3:03 r it
OOHIMO OOBTB AND NAZT.
Leovo Attaate 1;?A r w
Loa.o Qotatebue mHOrn
Lean Zsfaala ..so a a
Arrive ,a Mouse tarn aiteete T:lo r w
Arrive In Hares Item CSIuBbes 7M r w
Arrive IS Maces fra Xehela S:lo r w
Leave Hsoos 7:35 p *
Arrive In Mlllvdyvvlllv 10.00 r 11
Arrive In Bstentoa 11:65 r w
Leave AuaseU *05 r a
Arrive Is AsaisHs 55 t _
Arrive to Zsvssssb Tilt A it
. taz# • tareazb trail os tbs Css-
Irsl Zsllrasd, ttspp)>I saly st whole eteUeae,
Ptetesano ter btUiiattoM escort h. taken on
or pat of.
Fosses (era teeMlUadgsvIlls an* Zatoswa will
tabs trsia.lta.1 frost lavsnssk ta4 Assnsts, sod
trsln No. * (tote yotats so tko tootkw..t,-n Roil.
Attoota so* Mseoa. Tks MillsZaevIl's soil
ZstoBton train rsos dally, lendeyv uce;.t>d.
„ WILLIAM AOtiRRlt,
I* «Ososral tcpstlairadAni.
NOTICE.
Office Meeiu 4 Oiiaib Diuwa, i
Oolumbui, April 16,1X74. /
0 M AMD AFTMM APRIL 1«TB, the Pxmenger
Train on Ihfo Rond will rue u follow*:
Leevo Oolnmbn* 8:00 r. M.
Arrive et Troy 11:06 p.M.
LeuveTroy 2:26 A.M.
Arrive ut Oolnmbea 10:30 a. u.
uprlO 2w W, L OLeBK. Bop’).
Notioe.
xviaf cfolmt i
j Hump, (hp^ j
notified to preoont them, duly anthem looted, i
me withla tho time preeerlhed by Uw.
JOUM H. MA88MT,
Jel4 w4t* Admin i»t retor._
Important to Farnera.
M R. T, J. STZYZNH Is well ksowo ts lb>
Pten tan or Osonte sod alotateo. n ooe of
in. wnet nliskle sad eltelast OIN.*RJUHT8• lo
Iks eoQBtry. Wherever be bee worked he baa
Zlvss •stlibelloe; tad, aa be proses* ta Btks s
tear la s short tme, plea tan snsl»y.aia J»P»ln
should bond la their aaata aad teeaitea. “Work
sell doos ie twice do##. MkZI dawtf