About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1874)
MLUHIIIl FRIDAY JULY 24, 1S74. CITY AFFAIIH. COLVMMV* DAILT MAMNNt. PikamnaL.—Sight bull oa If•* York p»rj M IMM M P« *s*t. dlseoeot; TUMkUM seat; taH will M Boston KfA«llK...*sS*s***M** ***** Mlfow York At >h1«a Oaneaey loam 10114 per Mat, per mm LA. Oold And illror noml- aaL Oonow.—Market doll. Thl following an UM qmUUont * •- to «1S l»)4® 1*1401* l»X«l»H ■ttrrir-.-" ■scripts 1 Moo—* by M. AO. B. B.■ I bp wogonai o bp If. A a. B. B. i 0 by W. B. B. i 0 bp rlrori 0 bp 8. W. B. B. ■blpMOoti M baton—0 bp A. W. B. B.i ofOrkoao ooaoaMptloa | 00 by If. B. H. OAILT OTITOMOT. a mb oa hand Angnot Hot, 10TI bin Boealrod UMtoy Ordinary nad oialnod OaodOrdtaarp Low KMdlMgo prorloaolp ■ ■. .00,007—00,000 Rink oa hand... i,<* Ban Day Laot Tun.—Angnot Slit, 1071, 1M< IMOlTOd ouno dap 11; total roeolpto 0T,000| •Upped scat day to i total iblpmonto M.stt-, ■took 1,1711 oaiao 07. Mlddllngi 17)48100. V. a. Poan.—Booolpto for 0 dapo 4.000; of. parto to Gnat Britain 10,0Mi to Uontlnonl 1,700, otaok 170304. of Maooogoa Conntj will be bold at the Ooart Hixuo at 12 o'eloek on Balnrdap, ABPMMfctteitho H>P*** «< otganinIBg thoroagkly (or lb* ononing campaign. A fJtrtteriMMs fc nfgod apo* tba Party. i. r ,. ' 1 Cbair’o Ex, Com. • jAabw ij' lf«*?doarOtOM*wi>(o. Tw.«w*°y. «F ^ Oh*0Mla*-T. William A Co., Pbiladelpbla. ff 0* Coithn, Boanaa***, fco.— Wolln' Oarboll* TabloU. Hat, 8b*p Cottega, Wlnohnolor, Toan. —O. 8. Walmolop, Troaourer. ■teoty Obllago ,' Oxford, Ga.—Pall term •ww Seminary for Young Ladies— »4dnn Ipr, W. Wart, Naabrillo, Oolioga, BaaoolifiUe, Ky.—Lee- bo Wopgoaer, Obaianan of Fatmltp. noabn art Organ*—Horace Water* A HgB. How York. Rtoh Forming tando in Nebraska For Jcrabeba, for'the Weak, Nervous or OoMHMad—Wm. F. Kidder ftOo., New Yoofc. Applloatioa for Dismission-William A. Parley, Ordinary, Chattahoochee oonnty. Praoh Fiah-Q. W. Brown. Froah Fiah—John L. Hogan. Vinegar OiNm xSic W00M. .0*t*sbn* baa ao^onaad this wook, tkaofar, 12 halo*, and shipped 51, agaioat sfisr*" 1 248 shipped aamotima Bf. itnUfam Terry Injured. IT mrto fa*ae»y yoltorday and threw him oat of hi* boggy. He fell on hia gido. Hia injuria* are reported quite Budge J. r. Paw of «A* Oeuutg OooH AKidM OA* toytaloMw At* An. th+rtBli%f Them VntmMi* jcksesoass; the oily laot afternoon between 2 and 8 o’eloek. A * toady min began to fall but rt*M abbal 8 o'eloek. TCI**' W* Sr* Indebted to Mr. j. Mark Strand, of Alabama, foe oaa of the Inaat water- moloae of th* ooaaoo. Also, to Charley Hoody, for MTeral aery fine molona and a good aainplo of new awoot potato**. Annual Buetueee »/ Celumbue. T^eomnu it taenia I hair oaport raoom- A* ipiportanoa of a Chamber of Oommeroe in Ibia oily, oUtea that th* annual sole* of ootton ranged *«*■• Ihiweend a half to four and a half mlUioa dollar*, and th* volnm* of other largely in eiooaa of the higheat vj u n JU peyaooaia abow pretty w*U th* •**■• •< mongy. To July lot, 1878, *48,878 had boon oolleeted. To oame dale thin year 188,835 oame iu-#5,6U lee* than 1*M year. Nearly all the pay. mm* warn mad* fn done. Thun, In lift, #40,021 war* aettled in June, and Imt month #84,828. Thia io don* to oat* th* So* per cant, diaoonnt. Hinoe duly wary little ha* been done. CemploOod r* Molloyton. Th* Savannah and Meniphi* Railroad wm oomplete#W> XjHaydun, atx milm be yond Alexander City but night, and we pteanm* train* trill be ran to that point Though Columbia baa orer #100,000 ■toAh bo thin road, her people are not even nettled of the tint* of th* annual meet- lag af stockholder*. The Opelika paper* lit to lake plaoe on August tat. Weather Report! hear Week. ExoOm of rain in Texao and the South- w*a*. Th* oaterpillar ha* appeared in fourteen of th* oonotim of Texaa, with- OUl Injury *0 (or. Uobile oomplaina of wot and oaterpillar. Ntohrilla dry, and other prominont point* comparatively so. Tharmomatrioal arsrag* : Augusta 77 ; Now Orleans, Savannah and Selma 78 ; Mobil* |8 ; Kaoon, Oalveeton end Hem- fMk M t Montgomery and Oolumboa 88 ; 4V*nt» 86. Atlanta, thoogh having tha highaet average heat of any Southern oMfi etateae to be a tnmmat teaort. Tha abovo wait telegraph ad to Now Tak tat Friday. It maate in Montgomery on th* 29th. Soporintendont a P. Ball, of th* Waat- *n Railroad, and B. Denham, of tha Mactgomory A Eufanla Railroad, atata dettgfitea vrilUmpaMrt for *■* fare, pro. vidad tWp>e*»e maf tiokateof M Uu itelfcBd who* tag mart. Tha oam of Robert Badkie* v*. M. W. Morphy, Marshal, Ac., hobeot eorput, oame np again before dodge Poo yee- tinlijf, The out involved the eoo*Hlatiooilitjr of th* ordinenoe requiring fresh beef and other articles to be cold only at the mar ket bouse, during certain bean. The Court decided the ordinance and the law on wbieh it rooted to be uncon stitutional ; because— 1st. “It was in violation of tb* 1st lec tion of the Bill of Rights, whioh rays that protection to person end property is the peramonot dnty of government, and ■ball be impartial and oomplat*. 2d. “Tba ordinance la in violation of 2Cth section of th* Bill of Rights, which mys that laws shall have a general opera tion, .and no general law affecting private righto shall be varied in any particular oaaa by special legislation, except with th* free oousent in writing of all person* affsoted thereby. 3d. “The ordinance is in violation of the whole spirit and intent of the Consti tution, and ia such a restriction on trade as ia in opposition and repugnant to th* vety purpose of all government.” The city baa already, through her at torney, prepared papers to appeal to Judge Johnson. It wm thought that the writ of certio rari would b* presented to Judge Jobn- son last afternoon, but this was not done. It will be in bia hands early to-day, and it ia expected that an early hearing will lake plaoe. The attorneys of the oity or* con fident they will gain tba oaa* and the Isw ba pronounoed constitutional. In the meantime the oity authoritiee are deteruked to enfore* th* Market or dinances as heretofore, until tb* highest jndicisl authority in th* State pronounces them nail and void. Hanot it will be the part o( wisdom for all market men to observe them. Mr. Bodkins hss been released under the decision of Jndge Poo; bat if Judge Johnson should reverse that view of the lew, Usdkine must psy the fine of fifty dollars impoaod by the Mayor, or serve out the consequent imprisonment. Should ha or others transgress ths ordinances, until the higher jndioiai authorities hsve rendered a decision, they will be arrested, trisd, and if guilty, be punished *■ usual. Tb* matter has by ne means been Bat tled. New MaU Agent Appointed BungUng Arreei Mang Appttennte. On Wednesday night, before they left the oity, rho apeoial agents who effected the arrest of Mr. Joe Martin appointed Mr. Charles Collins, of Qirard, mail agent on the Mobile and Qirard Railroad. Tha naw appointee io a son of Mr. Dan Gol lino. The general opinion in this community ia that the two special agents who effeated the eneat ot Martin, acted very bungling, ly in the matter. Had it not been for the marked bill wbieh Martin, in hia fright, handed tham, they would not have bed a partiols of evidenoe to convict. Both tha agents were in Montgomery, in stead of one being here to make the arrest and search on Marlin's arrival. From the time he waa detained in the post office, in accordance with their tele gram, to their arrival on the Montgomery train, ba had five boars in wbieh, unob served, he could have destroyed the bill. This detection doe* not impress one very fsvorsbly with the keenness and skill of tha 17. S. speoial agents. By actual count nineteen persona ap plied at tha post offloe for th* appoint ment of route agent in Matin’s plaoe. Each waa sadly disappointed when told that the speoial agents had already nsmsd his suooessor. Trial */ * Muekege Hewer. Holstesd A Co., of th* Colnmbna Agri cultural Works, yesterday let Mr. A. Gaoiel have one ot these meohines, whioh they have for sale, for tha purpose ot mowing the grass in tba beautiful and spacious lot ot St. Luke's M. E. Ohurab. Tha mower, drawn by two horses, did its work expeditiously and well. Mr. Q. gathered a goodly quantity of hay, and the lot is much improved. By the way, wouldn't it be a good idea for Oounoil to buy one of these mowers and use it for cutting down the weed* in the street* of the oity and eemetery ? It would osve much labor and trouble. Let the Fathers refieot on th* matter. The niiforof* in Mueeegee Ceuntg. Examination of tha school statietioo, published yosterdsy, reveals tb* following results: Including the oity, there are in the oounty, between the ages of six and eighteen years, 119 white and 1,078 oolor- ed who oannot road; and over eigbteon years, 109 whites and 2,679 oolored—mak ing the total illiterates in the oounty 8,945 —288 whites and 3,837 oolored. Tho average of the oounty, exolutiva of the oity, shows that of those between six end eighteen years, one in every twenty white*, end one in every two and a half colored, oen't read. The Districts show as follows thoae who eaunot read, of the aohool ages: Sixth—Ooe white in 13; one oolored in 2. Seventh—On* white in 20; one oolored in 14. Eighth—One white in 46; on* oolored in5. Ninth—One white in IS; on* oolored in lg. Tenth—On* white in 8; on* oolored in 24. In the oity there ere, between six and eighteen years,79 whites and 392 oolored, and over eighteen year*, 105 white* and 784 oolored, who oannot read—making n total of 184 white* end 1,170 oolored. B4«*r New*. The New Jaokson arrived at 10 o'olock last night and leaves to-morrow at 11 a m. Tha beet plaoe to bay Table Linens, Napkins and Sheetings, 1* at Blauobaad's, 1M Bread il. —The oolored M. £. Chnrah oioantM io Maeon test Saturday Bight sotted lem than #200. Boon 8*0 want. All had a good tlm*. —No Mayor's Court yaoterday. —If Indies meet on tb* etroeta th* mid dle of a sidewalk ia the plaoe for them to crowd. The seme should be tb* role with btby carriage drivers and pullers. Of course such assemblages do not inter, fere in the least with business men. —Tuesday, the 21st, was the thirteenth anniversary of the battle of Manassas. —A youthful Granger, about to b* soundly threshed by bis father, called for hia grandfather to proteot him from the middlemeo. No bell can ring so loudly as a good advarttesmeot. People will believe whet they see rather then what they hear. —Harris, of the Savannah Newt, inti mates that had Beeeber's offano* bean committed in Georgia, bia obituary would have been in tba bound volume* of the Newt of several yean ago. —Large sixe watermelons ware sold yesterday by the wagon load et five oeuta eseb, end retailed et ten to fifteen oente. —Th* following may yet be written of some small watermelon oonanmors, if they have not a care: IMPORTANT I She wm not f mart, «ho wm not fitlr, And heart* with grief for her are iwellln'; All empty Mamin her little chair, 8h# died ot eetin' walnrmeUt*. VETOED!—NO INFLATION l High prices can no longer exist. Cash basis ia tha principle now, and as I desire to dose business, am offering my stock ot Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, and numerous artiolos in thia line, at less than oost. Call and examine, and make one dob lar go farther then two et any other place. I am in earnest. II you doubt it, stop in aud have proof of the fact. L. Haun, 114 Broad St., myl 4m Columbus, Qa. 1CNTEHVR1SK t 1,000 yards White Victoria Lawns 15 cents—rot Ban. 1,500 yards White Victoria Lawns, 5-4, 18 oents—worth 88 cents. yards Plain, Striped and Figured Lawns at 15 oents—worth 26. 760 yards Blsek Grenadines selling ex ceptionally fast. Qsnts' Fine Cloths end Cassimeres at a bargain, to oloae out the lot previous to atoek-taking. Embroideries are still being sold at half their value. * Ribbons at half prioe. Costs’ Thread 70 oents. Best Prints 10 cents. Hosiery end Gloves at prioes defying competition! Fresh Goods twioe a week from til im portant markets. J. 8. Joints, Colnmbna, Us. Jel8 eod BARGAIN COUNTER ! Dry Goode Cheap I I plaoe on my Bargain Counter to-day many desirable goods to sell st less than New York oost. All should Bee them. Linen Handkerchiefs at 7 cents. White Pique at 1240 and upwards. Linen Setts and a few Linen Dresiee at half pries to oloae out. Linen Poplins st 20o—worth 40. Other Dress goods in same proportion. Will oontinue to sell for a short lime my entire stoek at cost, to oloee oat be fore fall trade. All should embrsoe this opportunity. Will receive in a day or two new aide band Prints to sell at 10 oents, aud many other Domestio Goods, Notions and White Goods, ell cheap. Fine yard wide Bleaobed Ootton 124. jy21 eod H. T. Cuioiu. Bnhtor’o Cigar Emporium. The beat Import,-il Havana anti Koy Weat Cigala, Chrwius ami Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Mcoracbttiim Pipoa, Cigar Iluidflra.'Untcb Safes, Tobacco Uoga. Sc., can bo found at LOUIS BUIll.KR'S, Randolph St., llonto with Red Sign, near nnouirnr Office. Jjttr m At Thirtg-Eiee The aversgo American discovers that ha has an “Infernal Stomach,” and goes into the hands of the doctors for the remnant of his life. Prevention is better than onre, but Dn. Walker's Vinegar Bittbbs will both cure and prevent dyspepsia, diseases of the *kin, liver, kidneys end bladder, and all disorders arising from u “infernal stomach.” jy24 4w Eeat^Thl* l You oan find at T. E. Blanohard's, 128 Broad street, the very latest styles ot Dress Goods, at suoh prioes as oannot fail to give aatisfaotiou. Call and see them. Domestio Goods at greatly reduced rates; Factory Goods et factory prioes; Coats' Spool Ootton at 70 oents per dox.; the best Prints at 10c per yard. mylO tf The uGentleman in Black.’* who is the tutelar demon of dram-shops, assume* his sourest aspeot when the rapid progress of Vineoab Bittebs is reported “down low.” The People's Vegetable Tonio is playing the mischief with his bitters fired with ram. All diseases whioh those demoniao uostrums aggra vate, under pretense of relieving, stteh as indigestion, sick headsohe, consump tion, rheumatism, gout and intermittent fevers are cured by it. je24 4w To our Opelika Subterlhere. Hereafter the Enquirer-Sun paekaga will be sent to the Postoffioe at Opelika. Mr. J. M. Peket is our authorized Agent for Opelikt, and will receipt for subscrip tions. Oor patrons will oblige oa by oalling on him at the Express Office and renewing. [tf Good Thing!. Go to the Baby Restaurant for you Oysters, Fiah, Game, end all things good to eat. ______ 00,16 tf ATTENTION! tie to the Arbor galeeu. On the hash system whioh I have adopt- ed,and to doe* my stoofc by Oot. 1st, 1874, I will sell drinks at 10 oente. No credit, julyfi—oodira Oaa. W. Lm. #50,000 worth af goad* yat to ba told at th* Virginia Store. Ooly 60 day* left to dispose of this ■plan did Made of food*. 6 ban doom* naw abow eases; 1 large mirror. 5 counter tabic* for id*, and the beet More hooM io th* oity to leaaa for two year*. Bichtnteon’a College Shirt* at Manu- factursr's prioe*. Gouts' hand-made Boot* and Shoe* at fadory prioes. Carps la and Buga lem than oost. Jngtea’ A Harris' Kid Gloves at New York prioes. No goods delivered nntil paid for as we have not the time to send out billa. JulylO—tf Petton, Gordon ft Co. A few pieces of Freuoh and English Cassimeres, very low, to dose ont, at T. E. Blanobabd's. CMAb. HETMAN A CO., Broad Street, Colombo*, Ga., offer at their popular MEBTAUBANT AND SALOON The bed that can be found in Liquors, Cigars, Tobacoo, fte. [my8 ly A large lot of cheap Cassimeres and Linens, very cheap, at Blanohard's. Sceasox'l Bia Win Tonic.—In ths etmoiphore experieucod her* during th* simmer months, the lethargy produced bj the heat take# away the de sire fur wholesome food, and frequent perspira tion# reduce bodily energy, particularly those suffering from the effect* of debilitating diKcnai>s. lu order to keep a natural healthful nntirity of the system, we must resort to artificial menns. For thia purpose fichenck's fe* Weed Tonic is very effectual. A few doses will create an appetite aud give fresh rigor to the enerrated body. Por dys pepsia, it la iuraluabl*. Many eminent physician# bare doubted whether dyspepsia can be perma nently cured by the drags which are generally employed for that purpose. Tha Bea Weed Tonic in it# nature !■ totally different from such drugs. It contain* no corroalre mineral# or acids; in fact it esalata the regular operation* of nature, and ■ippllea her deficiencies. Th* tonio in its nature > much resemblee the gastric Juice that it is el- toe t identical with that fluid. Tb* gastric Juice is the natural eolrent which, in a healthy condi tion of the body, cans*# the food to be digested; and when thia Jnio* is not excreted in enfilciont quantities, indigestion, with all ita distressing symptoms, follow*. Th* Bea Weed Tonic performs the duty of tb* gastric Juice when the latter is deficient. Schenck'a Bea Weed Tonic sold by all druggists. myi# eodly MARY SHARP COLLEGE. Estahlishea la 1ML Tbt. old end c.l.- brato i ¥ \ . ale School is altuat* • In tbe proverb!- a ly be it by town of Winchester, on a bench of Cumberluud Mountain, Tennessee. Commence* Its annual sessions of tea months oa th* PIHBT MONDAY IN PKPTBMBBR. Still nnder its first und only President, K. C. Gear at, L.L. D. Por thoroughness and cheapness of adoration, it not excelled by any school in th* Booth, bend for Catalogue containing all essential particulars. 4w G. 8. WALM8LBY, Treasurer. EMORY COLLEGE. THE FALL IEIIIOI WILL AUGUST IMh, 1S74. Location healthy. Society moral and rained. Ti'Hching thorough. Discipline strict. Faculty full. Chargea reasonable. For further informs* HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Oa. J. W. RYAN, Prop’r. Frank Golden, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Umdsb th* Rankin House. my24 dawtf J. W. RYAN, Prop’r, THE SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ca. WILL be kept open this summer in its well kuown STRICTLY FIRST CLASS BTY1.E. The patronage of thoae visiting Savan nah is solicited, and th* aasnrance given that eve ry effort will be made to insnre their comfort. Onr omnibuses will be found at all arriving traine and steamers. R. BRADLEY A 80N, vnay27—dfiwim Proprietors. (Slot** lore sad efihettmt of ea, pens* th.jr shoes* lastaatlf. Me atraMe ■**«*! **■ qnir.ni.Dt nil eon oooootn. Tree, fer wall, let Me., toffether with e • iraols, Dreams, U 3*0] Coughs, Colds, Hosrssnsss, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IK BMir. BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold bj Drncalats. dw lion, address 4w Rev. O. L. SMITH. Oxfo’d, Ga. W ARIV8 SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, niuon* the educational inetltntl . In tbe report of the Commissioner of Idnration at aahiugton, it stands fifth on tho list of '’suporior tchoole” in the United States, and first n tbe list of Southern schools. For oatalogue, address Dr. W. R. WARD. 4w K . Ml. TV lb X* AX, Nashville, Tenn. BETHEL COLLEGE! RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Location Wealthy ! Beard Cheap! ENDOWMENT DIM,DM » 4®- Bend for a Catalogue. Address, LR9LIIWAOGSNIR, 4w Chairman of the^ Facnlty. 200 Pianos and Organs, New and Second-Hand, of Fint-Ulass Makers, will bo sold at low prices for cash, or on Install incuts, or for rcut, in city or country, daring this mouth, by HORACE WATERS A BON, No. 481 Uto* w iy, tliuu ever before offered In New York. 8PKCI ALTY—Piano# and Organs to 1st until th® rent money pays the price of the Instrument, lust ruled Catalogue* mailed. * * ■** Miuirttcn, Churchnft, Schools, I RICH FARMING LARDS IN NEBRASKA, NOW FOR SALE VERY OHEAP! Tea Tran’ Credit, Interret eel, • pr Mat 8end for “ThoPlonoor,” a handsome Illustrated Paper, containing the lioiuudtuud Law. A NEW NUMBKK Just pub lished, mailed free to all parte of tha world. Western Rattroad of Alabama. 541 HOUHS TO NEW YORK NINE HOURS FASTEST TIME I WB8TIRN RAILROAD OP ALABAMA, Ooc.ua*vs, Oa*, ;jnly 6th, 1874. TRAIN8 LIAVN COLUMBUS DAILY Por Montgomery and Selma, 1:00 a. a. Arrive at Montg'y, • 7:00 a. a Arrive at Belma, • • 11:04 a. a. POR ATLANTA AND NNW YORK At 10:B0 a. m. Arrive Opelika at 12:80 p. m. At Atlanta 5:42 p. m. By Atlanta an# Rlohmond Alr-Ltna. Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. m., CHARLOTTE 8:36 a. _., Danville 8:27 p. w., Richmond 11:05 p. a. Ar rive at Washington 4:30 a. m., at Baltimore 6:80 a. m., at Philadelphia 1:80 p. a., at NNW YORK 5:16 p. m. Bleeping Oan ran from Atlanta to Charlotte. By Kannaaaw Routa. L»»t. Atlanta «:0O p. la., Dalton 10:28 p. m., Bristol 10:46 a. is., Lynohbnrg 10.45 p. m. Arrive at Washington 0:46 a. m., at Baltimore 9:16 a. m., at Philadelphia 1:80 p. m., at NSW YORK 6:14 m. Bleeping can ran from Atlanta to Lynchburg. TRAINS ARRIVE AT 00LUMBU8 DAILY Pram Atlanta and Naw York, 6:84 A. M. Prom Montgomery and Balms 2:30 r. M. Tickets for sal* at Union Passenger Depot. Central Railroad. for OWE FAME. 8eM ticket, -ill b. Sold until Slet of December Next, and be GOOD to return Until th« 15th of January, 1575. CONDUCTORS ARB NOT AUTHORIZED to sell RKTURN TICKETS from points where Agents sell. The PUBLIC are therefor* CAUTIONKD to PROVIDE THRMBRLVR8 WITH TICKETS from the Agents at th* station, or PAY BOTH WAYS. WM. ROGERS, Oen’l Bup’t Central Huilroad. V POWKR8, Rng'r and Sop’t Southwestern Railroad. O. J.POREACKK, Bop’t Atlanta Division Central Railroad. Je30 lm Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Change of Sohedule, Taking Effeot Sunday, Junn 21, 1874. HAVE YOU TRIED JURUBEBA? ARR YOU Weak, Narvous, or Dabilitatad ? MAIL TRAIN—DAILY. Leavo Montgomery...., 4:00 Arrive at Rafaula 11:38 Connecting on Wednesdays and Saturdays with Boats on Chattahoochee Rlyrr, end«daily at Unio Springe with Mobile A OlrsriPRstlroed for Troy. Leave Rnfsnla 12:46 a Arrive at Montgomery 7:66 a : Inn w ; Montgomery with B. DUNHAM, Bnp’t. Warm Springs, MERIWETHER CO., GA. 1'UIS PAVOR1TR RESORT Is of making? Then try JUMUBEBA, the wonderful Touic aud luvlgorator, which acta eo beneficially nu the Kecretivo organs as to impart vigor to all tbe vital forces. It is no alcoholic appetlsor, which stimulates for a abort time, only to let tne sufferer flail to a lower depth of misery, but It is a vegetable tonio acting directly on tbe liver and apleen. It vsgnUtcs the Bawslt, quiets the nerves, and gives each a healthy tone to the whole Rystem as to soon make the invalid feel like a new person. Itn operation Is not violent, but is charactcriKcd by great gentleness; the patient ex periences no Hadden change, no narked results, but gradually bis troubles “Fold their tents, life* th* Arabs, And silently steal away/' This is no new and untried discovery, but has been long used with wonderful remedial results, and is pronounced by the highost medical authori- ti s “tho most poworful touic an alterative known." Ask your druggist for it. For Rale by WM. P. KIDDKR A 00., Jy24 4w New York. White Sulphur Springs. IIIB well known Watering Piece baa boon opened for the season, by H. T. Cunningham and Lady. Every effort will be made for the com fort and enjoyment of tha visitors. Thu Building* huv# been Enlarged, refitted and refurniehed with special regard to convenience and comfort. Tho curative proper• ies of tbe waters have been experienced by knndrede of invalids for mot# than a quarter of a century. EVKRY INNOCENT AMUSEMENT will be afforded, and all boisterous and improper conduot will be rigidly suppressed, onr niaiu ob ject being to furnieh AN INVITING RETREAT during the heat and dust of summer to families. We have a very experienced and able phyeiciau in DM. C. A. BT1LES, who will look after th* sick and afflicted, and whose specialty la in the treatment of chronic diseases. New hacks have been purchased, and will n all the railroad* for transporting visitors. FROM COLUMBUS, via Hamilton. A good Band will be provided. A SWIMMING POOL OP 8ULPHU1 WATER, as well as other kinds of baths, will always be ready for guest*. Our rates, we believe, are lower than at any other resort of any reputation. Onr table will bo kept up to the standard of the best in the couutry TERMS: Per Day $ 2 00 Per One Week 10 00 Per Month so 00 Children under eight yean of age and colored s-half of the above rates. II. T. CUNNINOnAM. HOLSTEAD& CO., » 7 Columbus, Georgia. C-UM Ulm, Cettte Free***, Hare* Paerera, Feed Cat.ere. Cider mad Wlac Mills, M.wlef JHachlaes, Uraae Kalree, Flaws. Klees, Threshers aid Faa Mills, Cara Uhcllen, Eerie Hahee, Harrawe aad Camera fare. Mash aad Mreaehla Scythes, ■fades, Parks, dec., dee. ALIO, Geersta Malaed Mast Free! Oat*. Geerula aad Teaaemee Hye. Wheat, tearlsy. Clever aad erase Seed. Chemicals far Mahlmg af Fertili sers as heme. AddcSa HOCNTKAD dc CO., J«» If AfricelLeiei P.|et, Colaabea, I THE WHOLESALE Grocery House J. & J. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and 16 Broad 8t., Columbus, Oa., W. W. SHARPE A 00., Publishers’ Agents, No. 25 Perk Boa, Ns* York, k*e aether!eel te Oaatras* Her - T arlttf KKKP8 (ONSTAXTLY 03 HA3D ABOUT 100,000 pounds Bacon. S00 barrels Flour. From 100 to 200 barrel* f ugtr. 100 bags Coffee. From 100 to 200 barrel* Syrup. 200 barrel* Whltkoy. 200 box** Tobaooo. 800 “ Soap. 200 “ OmdlM. 100 barrel* Lard. 50 •• Maok*r*l. 500 tick* Silt. 50 titro*t Rio*. 500 r**m* Wrapping Paper. 100 oaaet Potith. 100 “ Sardin**. 100 " Oyater*. - 100 “ PieklM. 100 box** Candy. 100 “ Starch. 100 gross Parlor Malabo*. 1,000 poande Lorllterd's leed 00,000 Cigar*. 1,000 pounds Green aad Block Tea. BOO bags of Shot* 100 boxes Bo«1a mud Fancy Oracksrs. 100 Oho«M lm asm*on. 50 barrels Vinegar. 90 casks Scotch Ala. 100 doaon Woodtn Brnksti. 100 doxen Brooms* offer to 1.. otkvr Jobbing Houss l aprie 0m J* A J* KAUFMAN. CENTRAL RAILROAD. Oexxbal Supxxixtkndkxt's Orrici, ) Cent sal Railroad, > Savannah, November 1, 1874. J O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, 14TH INSTANT Passenger Trains on tbs Georgia Central Railroad, its Branchs# and Oonnaction#, will as follows : TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WEST. Ltav# Savannah.* 8:46 Leav* Augusta 9:06 Arrive in Angnsta 4:00 Arrive in Millsdgsvili# 10:09 r x Arrive in latonton 11:66 r Arrive in Macon C:45 p Leave Macon for Columbus 7:17 r u Leave Macon for Ku'anla 9:10 p Leave Macon for Atlanta 8:10 p Arrive at Columbus 12:46 a Arrivo at Eufanktf 10:20 a Arrive at Atlanta 6:00 a m COMING SOUTH AND MAST. Leav# Atlanta 10:00 p x Leavo Columbus 7:10 p x Leave Eufaoia 7:25 v x Arrive at Macon from Atlanta 6:10 a k Arrive at Macon from Columbus 4:10 a x Arrive at Macon from Eufanla 6:46 a k Leave Macon............................ 7:16 am Leave Angnsta 9:05 a m Arrive at Augusta 4:00 p x Arrive at Savannah.. 6:V5 p m TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST. Leave Savannah 7:30 p x Leave Augusta 8:05 p x Arrive in August* 5:65 a m Arrive in Macon 8:20 a m Leave Macon for Columbus 9:20 a m Leave Maoon for Eafanla 9.05 a m Leave Macon for Atlanta 9:00 a m Arrivo In Colombo* 6:36 p x Arrive in Rafaula 5:40 p x Arrive in Atlanta 3:06 p x COMING SOUTH AND BAST. Leave Atlanta 1:?5pm Leave Columbus 2:30 p x Leave Eufanla 8:50 a m Arrive in Macon from Atlanta 7:10 p x Arrive in Macon from Columbus 7:26 p x Arrive in Macon from Baikal* 5:10 pm Leave Macon 7:35pm Arrive in Millsdgavilis 10:09 p x Arrive in Katonton u : 55 p x Leave Angnsta 8:05 p x Arrive in Augusta 5:55 a m Arrive in Savannah 7:15 am Train No. 2, being a through train on the Cen tral Railroad, stopping only at whole stations, passengers for half stations cannot be taken on f stations cannot be taken c or pui on. Passenger* for Millsdgsvills and Eatonton will take train No. I from Savannah and Augusta, and train No. g from point# on the Southwestern Rail road, Atlanta aud Macon. Ths Millsdgeville and Katonton train nuts daily, Sundays excepted. , „ WILLIAM ROOER8, J** 3 >7 General Superintendent. NOTICE. } O N AND AFTER APRIL 16TH, the Passenger Train on this Road will run as follows: Leave Columbus Arrive at Troy Leave Troy Arrive at Columbus aprl* 2w .. 3:00 P.M. ..11:05 P. X. .. 2:25a.M. 10:30 A. X. W. L. CLaRK, Sup't. EXCURSION TICKETS TO New York and'Return. Gxxbsal SvrxxiKTtasxxT’s Ornox, T ICKETS as above can be purchased at Angusta, Millsdgsvills, Macon, Atlanta, Columbus, j u- feula and Albany, at very reduced rates by Rail to Savannah, aad thanes by first class Steamship to New York. WILLIAM ROGERS, Geo'l Sup't 0. R. R. , ^ viboilpoWrrs, Rng’r and Sup’t Southwestern R. R. 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Th* issues are of groat importance, and the people should bo ronsed to the emergency. Great a* will be the expense Involved in this enterprise, I will, as in extra induo*- ment, send free for on* year th* Wuxur or Sitndat Enquirer-Sum to any parson sending me twenty name* and tea dollars for THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIBER. Hard time* oannot b* argad for not taking this psper, as its low oost plaom it within the reach of alL Let otur Maids go to work at onoe, spread th* news, and aid ns in securing such a circulation as will make ths new enterprise a medium of the greatest good. Good men only will b* endorsed, and no effort will be spared to rid Alabama of the harpies now praying on her. In addition to all political news, ths Campaign Enquirer, a thirty-two column paper, will oontain General and Foreign News, th* latest Msrkets, Crop Deports, Hints for Plant ers, able Editorials, Household Recipes, Religions Intelligence, Sketches of Travel, Original Stories, Poetry, and Looal Intel ligence. Form Your Clubs at Once I Important to Farmers. a *PUaterp?^ 1 ^^?- U ’ DOW '* *° ta oost reliel ... . WrriUbtt.awl Aclml OIN WUQUN to ws ooentry. Wbsrsver h* be* worked he bea given eetlifection; end, e# k# propose* to make e , tour in n abort time, planter* needing Oin retrain I •boG4 bend in tM rne^Jdiorat ira” util dons ii twioe done." " - 1 A. R. Calhoun, Nngufrsr-Sbn, count*?*, oa.
