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Newspaper Page TextV Rail) VOLtlXIIJK, \iA.l 8%TURDA\ AUGUST ir.. 1874 JOHN M. MARTIN, ■§W A KATIMAL M CHARITT' < to mm wmmm. Biilcal Cwirwti Brlfclaff Hi* fMpl« It will be rerm aUred that lest apring. 'H XUatTw.ltirilbx aXCMTaUtla^ * hgn Co,.g,.„ trod under coBBid«r»tioo PAIR MIR IX ADVANCE. Mi Chable< H. Makkham in the ugen» foi the Enquires- um for Ma*oogee and Bu*-e'.l couutien. He i§ author teed to aoliolt advertiaiug and ssbacdptioois and to receipt for the aauie. We ooanne&d him aa * geatlemaa in eteijr wcj worthy of confidence. The following are the elertiona which are booked for next month: Vermont, September 1, State and Congre^aiotjal; California, September 2, Coogre*»ii>Dml; Maine, September 14, State and Congres- aional. The New York Herald conjectnrea that Germany waste, and that Spdn it willing to give, the island of Porte Rico as a consideration for the drat named power’s support of tbe Spanish Republic, end •ayathet “aa a matter of oosrae Germeny wi 1 never be allowed to plant tbe flag of the Empire on American noil." Col Jace Beowm aononooea himself a oanfinlate for Congress in the Third Dis trict, in a huiuuroun address. He aaye that he has not been solicited to become e candidate by any voter or friends; bnt that be wants tbe office — it ia “a ground hog cane” with him—and having made a failure at everything else, he has come to the conclusion that he ia totally unfit for ao> thing elae bnt to be a Congressman. Ws infer from the tone of hie osrd that be intends to be en independent candi date. But Col Jack tried that fame two years ago, and oue of his most signal and notal le “failures" w*n tbe one which he made on that occasion. We do not think that hia prospects aro any more favorable now. Paorrasoa Swift, of It icbester, N. Y , reports that when ha tea robed for Borolli a comet, on the night of the Hi inst., fi* could not flod it for fifteen minutes or more, though be looked at the place where he knew it ought to be, and Iht-re w** no appearance of cloud. But dually the oomet emerged from b fore a star too small to bo aeen by tbe naked oyo—tbe superior brightness of the star having entirely bidden the comet from view mu long aa it was einOtly between tbe earth ana the star. Afterwards, on tho same bight, it moved forwaid between snotbir auia 1 star aud the earth, aud was again hi ideu from view for a time. Prof. Swift eviden ly euter>au.s hope that this oomet will become bright enough for observation by the naked eye, though Admiral Davi-, of the United ritatei Naval Observatoiy, tbiuks diffeientiy. Aekanbas. —Tbe Constitutionsl Con vention of this State ia in a fair way to con act most of the outrages aud anuses per pair*'ed by tbe Radical iulo that tin* sorely .fH.oltni the Slate lor the Uet few yeais. The following are some of th* refoi in« pr p *»ed, ui. at of wbiou have al ready be. n adopted by the ConVtUtun: 1. Tue leuiova! of the inouiubebls of «.l. offices by the election of euoots'ora. 2. Tbe abolition of a very large number ol offices. 3. The consolidation into single office* of tho duties now divided in many oases bet a sen stvwrai offises. 4. Tee re peal ot ail lets, peiquiaitea, and the sub mit uiiou ot fixed aai«riea. 6. The re modeli g of the legbdMtme by the eleo- tiuu of Bt Ualora iu tdugle dlstnota, anu the election of Repie^eulativee, so far ae posaib e, in aiug.e uistrtoia. bpecial leg lalaiion is probitilted ; the (Supremo Oouri is reduced to three Judges. TUB MCKTINh TO-MAY. ' We prroeive that It I*’useless tor us to ur^e a large alieudauos. Tbe etsrlions of the lueuds of the respective candi dates (tor the Legislature especially) will be euro to briug together a large uuuibet of votera. We need ouly oouuael tbe eleotion of e ticket with a view to bar luomsiug ail interests and aeotious, and tbus aeounng lor it the hearty sup port of the whole party. A uuuibet of worthy g mlriuuu have been proposed, aud we believe that if the nomination is so conducted as to give no candidate or luteiest any pretence to complain of un fair ueas, the ticket to-day put forth oau be ea iiy elected. Lot tveiy voter have the good of the cause, a* well as the auvoes* of the candidate, iu view, and judicious selections can hardly fail to be made. ALABAMA. Tbe long-protraeted contest at Selma, for the R dical Congressional nomina tion in the 1st District, terminated on Thursday in tbe auexpeoted euoccss of Jere Hnrslaou, uegto. Bruoe declined in his favor, aud on tue 23!) h balloting Har alson was nominated. Uaralaon is tue man who iutioJuced resolutions a, prov ing tbe Civil Right a bid, mixed sih>oa and ad in the late uegro “Equal Rights" Convention at Moutg ime.y. lie i*a full- blooded negro. He was opposed, iu the Salma Convention, by Alex. White aud other Republican* oppotted to the Civil Rights bill Buateed was also there, aud stOJii to Jere to tbe la-t, and I ere'* friends are expected to remember him when tbe Kad>o<d 8 a’e Conveu iou come* to nom inate Oougrea*meo-at-large. The Democratic Convention of the Cth Dim riot ha* noun tinted George W. Hewitt, of Jofferaon, for Congress. The Radical State Convention is to au appiopriation for tbe relief of sufferers by the extraordinary overflow of the *ontb-western rivers, Senator Aloorn (bitnaelf a Repnbdoan) objected to mak< mg the Sra e official* the agents for dis tributing tbe relief. He deolared his conviction that they would dm it corruptly for e e Pioneering purposes, and he a»ked that it be distnbuted by United States military officer*. He knew the kind of politicians he was associating with, and that they would not do to trust in a mat ter of thi* kind. What Alcorn predioted and protested against is about to come to pese. We have not at hand the act of Congress pro viding for this relief to the sufferers by tb* oveifl >w, and do not know to what agencies the sot entrusted its distribution. But we know that Radical Congressmen are claiming to control it, and are seek ing to divert it, for their own eelflub pur poses from going into tbe hands of the sufferers by the overflow. Not to be too general in this assertion, we allude par ticularly to Charles Pelham, Radical Representative of the Third District of Alabama. Tnis greasy demagogue claims that a large proportion of the fond—say IH6.000 or $18,1X0—belongs to his Dis trict in Alsbatna, and he is coolly engaged in the "election of Republican agents for its diatribntion in the several coanties! He says thst the money will be used in the purchaae of bacon, and this bacon distributed in each neighborhood—not to neighborhoods ovei flowed, or to people who suffered by the oveiflow, for thore are none such in his District. We are nut informed whether his plan of distri bution include* the whites, or whether it i* exclusively for the benefit of negroes who hud uothing to lose by an oveiflow if there had been one in their localities. But he wants bis party friends to be the distributing ageuts in the ouunties, and be has uover informed any Democrats of the ariaugeuient so f«r aa we can learn. It ia a most nhtuieful perversion of this fund to distribute sny of it iu East Ala bama. If Alabama was included in tho State* to be benoiitted by it, it was on accouut of tho ruinous oveifljw in the Toiubigby and Black Warrior and lower Alabama livers—where bouses, stock and provis ouh were swept away, and crops ruined. To take tbe money or bacon I ruui * these suffeiers is literally filching the food from their mouths. It was this little game of Pelbim s to which Tsui Bradford alluded in his speech at OpeiikM, when he ridiculed tbe idea that Pelham could grease tha throats of voters enough to eleot him a ith this stolen bacon. We sre glad to know that Pelham's plans a e not apt to work so oily as he hopes. We a now that leading Republican* pro test ugatUHl the divetsmn of any part of he fund trom the oveifl.iwed District* to Pelham’s, and that he will meet with atoul reai-tanoe before he pereuadee the Gov ernor ot A1 b.rna to aanotion the fraud. It I* ready an insult to the people of the District, and should be so treated by tneui. To the Bensoerote of Moeeegee. Pressed through your kind so ioitations, Judge W. F. Wiiiuru* has auuounoed himself a candidate lor the Legislature, t ul.jeoi to iho Nominating Convention. tie hen never before beeu a candidate for your suffrage; aud a public expression of your confidence and choice in him, as oue of your stands!d-bearer* at this juucture, wouid inspire him with a deep aeuee of obligation, aud awaken au energy of purpOHS, mat wilt kuow no relaxing iu the pioteolton of your rights aud the nubverriou of your wrongs. i he vo.tr* of Muitcogee oould not iuveat with the uiuntie of office a more worthy, modest, retiring and intelligent gentleman, than Judge Williams; nor one in whose heart the highest and best interests of hia btnte and oouaty would ne held more sacred. He is running in tbe interest of Colum bu*, Muscogee county aud tbe Btate, aud MoT IN THE INTEREST OF ANT CLIQUE or set of meu, aud if you will thus honor him, the day i* not diatant when your ex pectations of him will be more than real ised, and the plaudit of “well done” in- Hc.ribed upon hia record. DE.UO RATS, give to us JUDGE W1LL1AMB a* our UNITED CHOICE, aud tint* respect the wishes of Yours reset fully, Mechanic* and Woreinomen, Ol Muscogee County. —The interments in Savannah for tbe week coding tbe lOtbinat., numbered SO, of whom 7 were whites. —The Tax Receiver's statistics show tbit Whitfie.d county has planted 1822 more seres in ootton than la*t year, ana has leas planted in corn sod wheat. —Mrs. Helen Caruak, a mod estimable lady of Athens, Ga., died suddenly at Cape May on tbe Cth iu*t. Her death c*u»ed much torruw iu Athens. —Mr. W. I). Martin, of Flower* Branch, on the Air Line Railroad, wgs killed by dghtniug ou Wednesday. He was under n tree, where he had sought shelter from rain. —Governor Smith has commissioned as Notaries Publio for Chattahoochee county Robert C. Patterson in the 787tb District *nd Thoms* DeWolf in toe 1 107th District. —The Dalton Citiun of the 13th inst. says ; “Wheat threshing is about over in this county, end we learn that the yield has not tamed out near so well as was an ticipated a few weeks ago.” —At a mass meeting of Granger* held at Arlington on Saturday last—1600 or 2000 people being in attendance—106 shares of stock in the Direct Trade Union were subscribed. —Tbe Albany Nette learns from B. F. Mattox, of Early county, that forty acre* of bis cotton bes already been seriously damaged by the caterpillar. In th\s in stance the hot dry weather has failed to cheek the ravages of the pest. Governor Smith has ordered J. W. Riddle A Co., of Washington county, to show cease why their convict contract should not be annulled. This action of tbe Executive is baaed ou the reoont es cape of seventeen convicts from these contractors. —Two young men, William Gober and Calhoun Parsley, had a difficulty at the Marietta Camp Ground, a few days ago, when Parsley cut Gober severely in seve ral places, but it is said that tbe latter stands a good chance of recovery. Pars ley made bis escape. A large meeting of working men was held in Macon on Wednesday evening, to t*ke steps to secure the nomination on the Democratic Legislative ticket of some man identified with their interests. A committee was appointed to name tbe man and propose hi* nomination. —An English geologist, visiting Lump kin county, remarked to Col. Prioe, “that when he returned to London be would report to the company which seut him out, that here, in Northwest Georgia, he bad seen tbe gre«test variety of miner al productions, and on a larger soale, than be bad ever before seen in any othe- er country, and would urge the company to invest largely here. —A reporter of the Atlanta Hr aid gives a conversation with Gen. Toombs concerning the Congressional nomination in hi* District. He reports Geu. Toombs us saying that he would not be a candi date for Congress if every man, woman and child in tbe Di*triut should request it; that be hates tho Government, and would hood be expelled if admitted ; and that he would not sit with the men who are at present in Congress. —Tbe Rome Courier states thst the little steamer Mary Carter is now, in mid*ummer, navigating the OontanauU river—which some people lately consid ered unnavigable even iu winter. It also H*ys that the work of claiming out tbe Oohiitiaula by the General Government is soon to begin. Efforts are being made tohtvetho work commenced at Route. The Etowuh Is ulso to bo surveyed with the view of opening np navigation upon that river. wMbcdnm. i- : ns I wa_ CALL FOR A CONVENTION Notice-Change of Firm. i Democrats of Muscogee! with ua ia basin*** Mr. OmAhLM 11. Wall. , 7 O Tha Arm name will aot be changed w. j watt. J A. WALKER. Colaabni, flo., lag. 4th, 1*74. In adlition to th* above we be-/to Inform our euHtomeri end the public generally that we iut n<l to keep every thing in our line always on h in ', in quant tie* to suit an* clow of parebaaer*. tnukujg a specialty of PLANTATION bUPPMES. retnrn oar thank* for tbe lilM-rel petrosa* id in a*, end g any bouse in the city. an*. r > d*te«6t WATT A WAIKVR. H. F. ABELL & GO. UATJC JCfT RECEIVED Or*Mi OhMM, PI** Apple Cheete, New Mackerel in kite, Flour from New Wheat, Oat Meal, Ry* Flour, Whuot ant Corn Orite, Canned Frulte and Meete, Cider Vinegar SOo per g*l. t Keroeene Oil, 40e gallon, Sugar of all gradoe, Coffeo, Rioo and Craokare. All purchases delivered. ROg7 tf m — In obedience to the iattractlon of the L-S* D m >cratic C-nffbntioa of leaf Saturday, | do l.troll, call upon tci-wocrau of Xuoofm lo ..-roiM. In Convention .1 tb. Coort Houm or an. 0*0., at 1* M , OU SATURDAY, TU* I6TII ot t'lla month, to nomlo.1. lour lelef.tr, for tb. Con*rMt!on.t Contention, h.reofw to b. hell), for nominaliof . co.4te.to for tbl. Dtotllct, one nl.o to iiitmo coadiJotee for tbe LeeUleture to rr nreeent Muecogee count}-. IIKNRY 1>. *KfMNU. Cbelrtnen of Setnre.f'l Convention. an-'A «'en*tdew1t MISCELLANEOUS. Kill the Cotton Worm*! WITH ROYALL’8 COMPOUND, Paris Green and Arsenio. »UK SALE HY E. C. HOOD A BRO. ifi tf To the Demoorata of Mue- cogee. mnniince myself a caud ditto for tli'- Leglsta* ■ulject to the aetluR ol the Nomiuating CoDvantion next Saturday, augll td W. P. WILLIAMS. BUI of Fare. 133 daz. Ceunlry Eggt, at 20a; 149 Chicken., from 15c. to 30c; lurkoytanaDucke; 34 Ibt. Chotoe Butter, at SOo; 2 bble. Choice Pototoee, SOo. pack; S bu. Extra Cooking Applet; Onione, New Maokerel, Reaches, Peer., Aa., Ae., at angle It UOOHEU'H COIINEB. POSTPONEMENT! Fifth and Last Concert IN Alb nr Till Public Library of Kentucky. ALABAMA ME WI. —The Radical Convention to nominate * o»ndid>tte for t'ongres* in the Third District of Alabama is to meet iu Opelika on Weuutfeday ut-x 1 , lutb inst. —Tbe Oz irk Star lea n* that there is a b n 1 of negroes, who hive run away from •l*i*k*on o>>uuiy, Florida, to oxcape tha pen .1 its of their crimes, now loaflogand pilfering in the lower portion of Dale oouuty —The L'Fayette Clipper announces the marriage of .Toxeph R. White to Mim Os'h trine E Worrell, ^nd say* it wa* a singular m*rritgn, bo»h parties being deaf and mute. The bride is said to be a beautiful lady. —B* tij F. 8 ffold, one of the Justices of the Snpretue Court, his beeo actively liarticiimtiog in negro meetings in Dallas county wi’Uin the pist few weeks, snd is delegate to the approaching Radical meet in Mm gouiery ou Thursday next. I Convention —The Montgomery M rning Nem of The Augusts Chronicle of Thursday hi* tbl* atuvtuug paragraph; Rumor.—It was mmored on tho street* yesuiuay that a war ot raoaa was iuirni- naut m 8 >utn Curoliua, tbe uegroea hav ing ihrcalolied to <>peu tha ball. It Was s.id that tha tioubla would hvgia m Ot-1 —a di*p«tch from Teeuma^, Ala , to lutut»i*. A gantiaaiaj hviugoutba lino , the ttnma Commercial gives au account yesterday give* *n emphatic ooutradic ion to a report circa nted at West Point that yellow f*ve r was prevalent at Montgom ery The New say* that “Montgomery i* entirely too healthy for the equanim ity of the Doctors." ol toe Char.oite, uioutbn a td Angnst* Railroad o.uit 10 the city yesterday aud parohmeJ a number of nfle*. —Tho immediate cause of tbe *u*p*n- eion ot the 8 »v*unab Advertiser.Hepubti. can was the !oieciuenr« ol a mur gage. Tbe retiring pioptietoia expree* tbe opin ion ti.at it will be ravived ou a atrouger ba-i*, and tr»# from vmbarra**iuei.i* tuat have l«te j ' nppled it, after the sale un der the mortg .ga. of e burr.bin murder aod robbery ou the highway A couple of white men decoyed two negroes mo the wood*, on the prom- | i*e of a dn«.k When they were out of I night of the mad, the white* demanded | the negroes’ m n-y. One of them re- ; fn*ed to deliv. r, aud he waa shot dead ! The otb«-r uegro gave up hia mon^y and w*a allowed to run off The negro who •ai’apei add th*t the white man wera j brothcranam'd J •husoo. Them i tut negroes are not given. DAY FIXED AND A FULL DRAWING ASSURED —ON— Monday, 30th November, 1874 LAST CHANCE FOR An Easy Fortune! A i*o Pel'll* antic ip hII i-oucerufl'l, mat it i_ .. ....... all. Tli * ttay i* non tdwoluloly ttxe l, aud th< will bo no Variation from the programme now un (1. A RiifRoieni numb rot ticket* had In or h ive t'uabivd u* to ha«e hat a largo draw log on the Hitt or July, but a short poeq.onemeat Woi 04-0 t tare I pro erahb- to a partial drawing. Let it be lorue la uiiuu that The Fifth Gift Concert 18 <r llK LA8T WHICH WILL EVER UK GIVEN UNDr.K THIS CHARTER AND MY THE I*nKS- KNT MANAOKMRNT. That it wi I positi* e’.y and unequivocally take place as announced on Monday, 30th November, try afl'orda, 30,000 Cash Cifts ASdklMATINd $2,500,000! will he diRtributei by lot among ticket holders. List of Gift*. ONE GRAND CASH GIFT $860,000 ONE OK AND CASH GIFT ldu,UM0 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 76,000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 60,000 ONE GRAND CASH GITT 26 OO0 6 CASH GIFTS #20,000 each 100,000 10 CA8H GIFTS U,000 each 140,000 IS CASH GIFTS 10,000 eacu 160,000 20 CASH GIFTS 6,000 euch loo.ooo 26 CASH GIFTS 4,000 each IOo.OoO 30 CASH GIFTS 3,000 each 00,000 60 C A * H a 1FTS 2,000 each 100,000 100 CASH GIFTS 1,000 each 100 ooo 240 CASH GIFT'S 6o0 each 120,000 600 CASH GIFTS 100 each 60,000 19,000 CASH GIFTS 69 aaoh 96u,0oo GRAND TOT ALB,009 GIFTS, ALL CASH #8,500,000 PRIC E or TICKET*. W hole Ticket* $ 60 00 Halve* 26 0U i enth, or eaea Coupou 6 on U Whole • lekete 600 oo 2-^ Ticket* f..r 1,000 00 I errons wUhlug to invent should L-rder prompt ly, either of the •totna Offl e, or our Local Agems. Libera- eommusiou* will be allowed to sausiac tory agent* Circular* containing full particular* furnished on application. THO. C. BBAnLfiTTEf Ageat tad Maaager, Tublic Library Uuilding, Louisville, Ky, For ticket* aad infoimatloo, apply to Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt. Oolumbh*, Ga a*f7 4ttaw*wt4 ER’8 FARINA, FINK TEAS at low prices. Cross A Blackwell’* PlckeU, all kind*. Extra Choice Rio, Old Government Java and Mocho Coffee. Roasted Coffee. Best brand* Ham* and Breakfast Scrip*. 8t. Louis Pearl Orite, 201) for $1. Blackwell’* Barham Smoking Tobacco, 75c T R». Lorillard’* Bright and Bark Century Chewing West’s Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, 40c '<$ gallon. Pare Cider Vinegar, 50c g gallon. ROB’T 8. CRANE, J»«l [febl 4H«) Tni.tM. THE WHOLESALE Grocery House -OF— J. & J. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and 16 Broad St., Columbus, Ga„ KEm CONSTANTLY ON HAND AB0I T 100,000 pound. Btoon. SOO barrel. Flour. From 100 to 200 barrel! Sugar. 100 bag. Coffee. From 100 to 200 barrel. Syrup. 200 berr*lt Whlekey. 200 boxet Tobacco. SOO “ Soap. 200 “ Candle.. 100 barrel. Lard. SO " Mackerel. SOO eacke Salt. SOU rcet Rice. SOO ream. Wrapping Paper. 100 eatee Potash. 100 “ Sardines. 100 “ Oysters. 100 “ Picklee. 100 boxes Candy. 100 “ Staroh. 100 gross Parlor Matches. 1,000 pounds Lortlterd'i Snuff. SO,OOO Clgwra. 1,000 pound* Green nod Block Ten. *00 bug* of Shot. 100 boxea Sodo and Fancy Cracker*, 100 “ Chee*e la Mason. 50 barrel* Vlnvgar. SO cask* Scotch Ale. 100 do*en Wooden Bucket*. iOO doxen Broom*. And everything in the Grocery line, which they off«r to the trade by the package, as low as any other Jobbing llouso ia the United States. aprlC 6in J. A J KAUFMAN. CREAT BARGAIN! Safe and Paying Business Already Established, for Sale. M y mtua stock anb business on favorable terms. Consumer* and country merchants would do w>-U to call, a* I am determined U redace my 1 irge aud well selected stock W. W. SHARPE * CO., Publishers’ Agents, N<». 25 P«rk Row, New York, Are authorised to Contract for Ad- vertlntuff In oar paper. my!4 tf 100,000 BovrdH a- d .~h> athiug. Also a good lot of Pirst eland i uiuliur on baud. AflUri i tf ^Uov'a.LIL DIVORCES OBTAIN RB FROM c«inrU, of different State*, for d««ertlon, Ac. Vo publicity required. No charge notil divorce granted. Addrcs*, • d*w1y M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway, N. T. Cotton Factory. COLLEGES. IMPORTANT I Park High fthool, \ A NIDAL fioMiaii begins 8eMf*»tet Hth^Ki. A This aehool isi a pr vat* eM;rpr|*e. defind- refined and cultivated community, ample plav- cheap board and tailiou. thorough *ad fret-*I e* instruction by teacher* who are honor gradual'** of «omhern Univeraitle*. and »ho have profes sional pride, skill and experience. Kutire expense* per anonm need not exceed 9?00. Send for coUfogne ausl3 w1m*deod1w Bowery Academy. IRE exercises of thie School will _ .be reenmed on Monday, th* 27th or July, 1874 Board can be hod at $12.50 per WKi month, payable imyasioxlt in ao- VV Tuition in Literary Department for the t*ra ol 60 icholoMtic d*y», $13 00. In Musical Department $4 per month, one-half payabl* at the end of the first two months, bai lee at the close of the term. No deduction from tuition except ia com* of protracted sickoeee. The Principal and Teachers, bel'eving that un- lee* the fact* of any branch of study ore acquired in connection with the ebasoms upon which they are based are soon lost, they adhere atrietty and literally to tho why and wAerq/ore system. “Hard Study” and closb thihkinu have made, *e making, and will make, (aa long a* there are any) the practical, useful aud tuccatful men of the world. For this reason “Hard btuoy” Is the motto at Bowery, finch .pupils a* are too delicate to undergo cloee mental discipline are not solic ited. Each patron of thi* school I* earnestly requested to meet the Principal, Teachers and papile on the morning of the 27th, at • o'clock. For further particulars, address the Principal, at Talbotton, Ga. J. O. C 4LH0UN, Prin. MISS 8. A. V. MILLS X, Ase’t. MRS. C M.BKTltUNB, Jy9 d2tawlm Musical Teacher. GEORGIA Pio Nono College, Macon, Ca. T OCTOBER 6th, 1874. It 1* CONDUCTED BV SECULAR PRIESTS, aided by Lay Professors, uoder the supervision of the Rr. Bxv. W. H. GKO.^S, D.D., Bishop of Savannah. Situated two miles from the city proper, and occupying a lofty eminenoeoverlook!• g .hesur rounding country, the Pio Nono College, with a delight!ul grove and recreation grounds covering torty-flve acres, affords evsry advantage to the student. The Domest'c Department and Infirmary are unoer the care of the Sisters of Mercv. Term'.—Board and Tnitlon per annum, $150.00. For further particulars, address Rxv. 0. P. GABOURT, jy31 dawfim President. A. CLEGG & CO., Columbwe, Ca.. A RE prepared to supply merchants promptly and in h eutisfsetory manner with the best quality of Cotton Checks, Ginghams and Stripes, all of wh'ch are in fast colon, and of the latett •tud mom Approved patterns. 5F* Fnc'cy corner of St. Clair and Jackson D avidson college. Next Session will begin Sept. 24,1874. Healthy location. Moral atmosphere. Strict dis cipline. Thorough teaching. Moderate charKU*. Bev-n profensors. For Catalogue or in’ormatiun, apply to J. K. BLAKK, Chairman of the Faculty, je24 dsw3m] Vo»t Office, Davidson (blltge, .V. C j,-24 <13 , > ffleo «n Jackson Street. H. K. Jbt. Ill'll, BAKE, BACY FLIRTATION CARDS I *! hose are French FlirUtiou Cards, ana teii how it Is done w- ere they know how; and are just re ceived from Paris I Are very nobby ! only 20 et». Buy ooo. J. BRIDE A C0.,BiX2U Frankfort, lud au.8 lm N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. The trade supplied at loweet mar ket retee. my27 dftm TS3D Automatic family Knitting lidiat. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Stoves, Stoves NATHAHRUWN, (Op|»osite Sun Office) Columbus, Ga., W OULD respectfully invite the attention of his friends and easterners to hi* extensive stock ot 8T0VE8, HOLLOW AND tTAMl'Kl- WAKE, ffOUBK-FUKNIBiffNG G00D8,dc. Aiso TIN WARE, at wholesale and retail. Roofing and Guttering done promptly and in the best manner# He solicits a call, feeling assured that lie c give entire satisfaction. Mff* Prioe as low as the lowest. Com* an 1 i before von her <u>t2I ernlswt Liver 1 Liver! Liver! SIHVEIMIOilNr©’ HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, Is a purely VEGETABLE PREPARATION, harm less and effective—* specific for all deraagemeuta of tbt Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Stom- aeh or Bowels. Tbi. M.4icin, hu bHD trM by thoOMad. ud bu n...r DUM to giv, ..ti.futiun, 4TTr, 0B. bold. Ud b. COQ.iDMd, S. L. KINO * SONS, Propri.tor. ud Muafutunn, Columbia S. C. i tor Ml. by A. U. BRANNON, A|.bt for Colum- bu ud OyllUm ST. CECILIA ACADEICY FOR YOUNG LADIES. This institution stands upon an eminence north of tbe city of ^hville, overlooking tho valley of the Cumberland river. For beauty of sooner* and healthmlness it is anequaled by any institution in the Boutb. Sickness is almost unknown. Chalybeate wa er in toustaut supply, is with m tbe Hnclosnre, and the purest Whits Sulphur Just oatnide tlie grounds. Tbs course of stn y Is rbor ough and so'i'i; the system of the school in accor dance with the bokt models In tho country. I e- tire I. yet within ea»y re. ch of the city. It has for young ladtes all the advantages and none oi the dn lacks ot city schools The Acadtmy re fers with coufidenco for verification of its pa>i ettlc'sncy to its many finished grad antes, pupil* scattered throughout the Fo< Address augl 4w brougliout the Bou'h. ■OTHER SUPERIOR, “'ilia Acadr-my. Nokhvil e, Tons. FOR SALE AND RENT. To Rent. px the ensuing year, tha dwelling on north west corntr Jackson and 8t. Clair strasts, now oc cupied by Mr*. Wm. 0. Gray. Apply to WM. C. COART, aug!4 tf at Georgia Home Bank. To Rent. _ entire second story *f building corner el Brand and C'awtord streets, (over Ci'y Mills office, containing three very large rooms and fl«* b-d- rooms, together with second story of kitchen, containing three rooms, and the cellar under store No. 172. Price $800.00. Apply to W. ft. BROWN, or W. H. SAULS, augl2 tf at No. 172 Broad street. For Rent. J IUE HOUSE, or a portion of It, corner Forsyth and Franklin streets, now occn-JHH pied by the subscriber. Possession first October, or sooner If desired. aug8 tf J. A. TYLER. For Rent. of water. Possession given 1st October next. Apply to C. K. JOHNSTON, Esq. R. 8. IIA HD AWAY*, ang4 tf Agent. For Sale or Rent. T HE RESIDENCE second door south of Bt Paul * Church, at present occupied by Mr. Peyton. W*ltb a week's notice, possession will bt given 15th August. Parties desirous of renting can securo a home from August 26th proximo to J.8. JONES. Y than ii »de to gel on AntAmntle Noehlnr, we have MM I* LI CITY* .mu we coi.ttihmtly asxert that mi) i> iMiiiol uru»uar> iugeuu>ty will be able to uhc 1: Uni ting 'luchlne with better sueeess Unchine. Our Muchine it not Ua- be attoehed to an te" bu T ill do he t uitting for a doxen househe.de. Hcud lor 1 irrti'ais aud Price List. N B —We ore a er. tli sole*nd exrlnsive Agents b- *h» celebrated Bickford Knitting Ma chine. New York kniaiog ladune C«., Jy12 dswtf C89 Broadway, New York. ISI’ORTAM Til 0 XIEKCIAL TRAVELERS. Cnrd, Cut iiogu-. Trade-List Bnmple, or other ^peii.en, al#o th so who vi->it their customers nnd «o!icit trade by purchases mad* direct from !• lock, and who travel in any section, by rail or boat, welling sny class of goods, are requested to neud their Business and Private Address, ae be low. stating cla-s of good* they sell, and by whom employed; also thore who are at present under ne eugHg-tnrnt. Tins matter is of great importance tnd'Vidua ly to salesmen of this class, or men so liciting trad-; in this manner. It ia therefore e*p- dally desired tint thi* notice may meet tbe • ye o' aU Commercial Travelers and naleamen in his country >.nd that they will at once give it ti.eir attention. Tboso who comply with above rtqu st will be coulidentiollir treated and duly * olject in view. Please address, (by CO-OPERATION, „.j Qej. P. Rowell A Co., 41 Park Row, jylt eodlm New York City. For 8ale Low. * SCHOLAR-UIP IN TRC UNDI0AL COL- l2oB AT lTANSTIMt, INDIANA. h* m Atnt at hu onios. REAL ESTATE ACENT8. LANDLORDS! -jpo 8RCVRG TRNANT8 TOR THR COMING year, NOW is the proper time to pleoe your houses with me. aug2 tf _ JOHN BUCKRAR. JOHN BLAGKMAB, St, Glair Straet, Oanby'i Building, next to Proer, lllges it Go. Real Estate Brokerage A Insurance. ELLIS & HABBIS0N, Beal Estate Aleuts AND AUCTIONEERS, W ILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE SALE, RENT AND PURCHASE of REAL ESTATE in tbe City and country, and will advertise tin same (at private sale; FRtSP OP CHARGE, unless the propt-rty is sold. For lalfi. VACANT LOT OF LAND, being the west por tion ot the "Nauce lot," on Bryan a reel, adjoining the residence of Hon. M. J. Crawford. Call soon if you want a bargain. fob12 u CITY LOT No. «H, on McIntosh street, with thrre dwellings un the same. Will be eolu together or separate, at a low figure, for cash. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated in the business centre of the city. Will sell at a great borgaia, or to an acceptable party an undivided pay a larie THE CAMPAIGN Weekly Enquirer I A LIVE PAPER, Within the Readi or Every Man, Wofnan arid Child I 40,000 Subscribers Wanted AA 60 Osats Ay isos! UUpMUw of * uo«t. poUti- oxl campaign this fall in Qcotgia .nd 11. klu, b! K h nf vital Importance to tho people that the, abooUl' be thoroughly posted on tlie i^ueatiou of partj iaanea, and el tat aa to tbe life and character, of the men for whom they era to vote. To All thie want the pnMiaher of tbe ENQUIRER- SUN hie determined to eeteblUb ao aoun ae he can get one thonmnd enbeoriben, THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER; which he will send to anjr eddteee on tho reoeipt of FIFTY CENTS FOR FIVE MONTHS Ten tbonaand extra copies will be imif on the AM edition—an important fast of which adT«rtiMH should avail thamaalraa. Candidates, add chairmen of oommit- toea in Oaoigta and Alabama, ae well at Qrangaraapd other boSiee, Sronld make np olnhe at onoe, and aand tu all the po ll tieal information they can glean. Th.' issue, are of great importanoe, and tha people should bo roused to the unarganoj. QrMt aa pill be the axpaiua lnnind la. thi. enterprise, I will, es an extra Indnoa ment, send free for on. year tha Wbkxlt or 8ujn>»x EHQon*Stm to any pen* sanding mo twentj name* aad tea dollaw for lfl£ CAMPAIGH ENQQIB1B. Hard time, oannot bo nrgad for aot taking this papar, as ita low ooat plaoaa it within the reach of aft. Let onr friends goto wotk-a* onoe, spread the uewa, end: aid us in securing aneh « oirenlation ea' will mak. the he# enterprise a median, of the greatest good. flood men only wUl be eadened, aad ao effort wiU be spend to rid ftleVim of tbe harpies now preying on her. In addition to ail political newt, tha interest. Tho property can be made t Interest en the Inveetmsnt. A DESIRABLE H0USR AND LOT, with ten •crM tread, in Li.wed, os. nlh Ikon 8. W. R K* depoi; . nr, comteruU, ud dwindls horn. HODS* with Sr# good room, within too yard, or fonthwMt.nl UliMd danot, nwtalf an ground. For Rent. A STORE H0U8E in the volley of Talbot county, •t a cross-road, thro* miles of th* Chalybeate Springs. A very desirable location for • Dry Rood* aad Grocery bmtUeso. seflT Campaign Enquirer. a thirty-two oolnntn papar, will ooatain Qaneral and Foreign Kews, tb. latest Uarkete, Crop Reports, Hint, for Flutt ers, able Editorials, Honaehold Becipte, Keligious Iatelligsnea, Sketches of l.mral. Original Stories, Poetry, and Local Intel- liganoe. Form. Your Clubs at Once I A. R. Calhoun, iAtpuirerwEVn, oolokbus, a a.