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Newspaper Page Text■' wunn, nnioiAi SUNDAY AUGUST 16. 1874 MMX N. MARTIN, •m m hum. urrioi ncuvn t)iu.w>» III! r»l II MtVAKCK. Mb. UIUU. H. IIuuum ie the agen< for the Ekqoiub- tt» for Mnaoogee and Bu*-*ll conutiw. Bo is authorised to •oliail adeertiaing and anbaoriptiona, and to moeipt for the aatao. We ootnmend Mr as a getiiltman in ereiy w.t worthy of eonfldenoe. It la many, and many, and many a day. thanh bo teen, ainoe we had to record ruf fianism from eoncealed weapon* in onr beautiful city. Ooa asoomt of the Spring TII ameeting haa loan postponed till Tne-day on ac ooant of the orowdad at at* of onr ool- •ana. WniLS we hear men compliin about the ootton worm and dread it* pending harooa, we have to meet the first mau who has suffered in the least from its t iuna. A swift running steamer left Mobile, two or three days ainoe, on an nneertain destination; and now it ia oonjeotured that aha may "turn up" aa a flllibnster on tha Cuban ooaat. A oommittee representing the Demo crats or white men of New Orlaana call- od on Kellogg a few days ago, and asked him to per.nit a fair eleetion by appoint lag one Deuiooratio iuapeotor at eaeb p'.aoeof voting. He of oouree deolined. Tata ia tbs report whioh the local of the Montgomery Sta’t Journal m.kea after hia return from the Bad.oal Conrention at Seluie, Alabama ; "The supply of ice grows abort aouietitnea in Selma, and then the flve-oent-per-glaaa lager beer aint so good.” It ia erident that be oan't tell much abont the water at Selma. Tbb Montgomery Neat aaya that all the negroes who Invaded the ladies' oar under Jndge Buateed's lead were armed, and not a white man on the train, ezoept Buateed, had a pistol. The Montgomery Journal (Badioal pa- peOhu not a word to nay about the mat. tar, although one of ita editors waa on the train. This ia significant. Tbb Democratic Judioial Convention for the Eighth Circuit of Alabama, which mat at Osark on Wednesday last, nominated Gan. H. D. Clay ton, of Barbour county as a candidate for Judge of that Circuit. He ia competent and popular. The Eufanla Timet says that Judge Wiley (present iuoumbeut) annouuoed himself an independent eandi date. Dcntso the last three or four weeks A. B. Calhoun, proprietor of thia paper, has addressed about t, n thousand people in O-orgia and Alabama. His experience is that meu who want credit praise the crops, and those who want a high price, but credit, cry It down ; but no matter what tha motive may lie, the meu first men ttoued have the bed reason for their state ment*. Tbs Commercial Bulletin, of Boston, announoe* a new invention In cotton ma.'biuery, which ia to work a greater revolution in the cotton business thau waa acooinpli-bed in the Invention of the oottou giu. Wbat it is or how it works is not etate.l, only it makes a thread without ginning tha' ia uiu. h stronger than the present apnn thread, aud the machine only coat* fifoO. ANSWERS TS OSRRBSPSXRSXTS. BEECHERI9M. BUATEED 191 A HEW ROLE. Hon. Richard Bnstood, Judge of the Corner Henry Ward Beecher waa born United Staten Diatrict Court of Alabama, | rasper, nenry wsruuset. . , - . .. THE JOURNAL* CONDEMN Bit WEAENEM, in Litchfield, Conn., in 1MH. He la eer- has to appear before Congress at it* next or catMI . tainly a man of brilliant intellect, but we aeaaion to answer charges upon which a cannot, at this time, p.aa Judgment <n committee of that body have found - him. Wo wiah. for the aake of public true bill.” It is therefore necetwary that « , ,. a * * * i ho Hbould do Nomothing to fortify hiraaolf morM., that thia unfortan.t. ac.nd.1 was , (n (h „‘ i)nfld , nce of J party ? nd rM y nut considered new*. them lo hi* defence. He ia also under- Benry **ka “if a good education is nee M<jod t(j be , c>ndi(late for the Kadic.l canary to a good carpeute ? Not esaential, , no , Iw OU6 Q f the Congreasinen-at- we should aay ; but Henry can be assured j >r g e Al.tisin*. running upon the Civil that tha more education he haa the better j ut(( hi* platform, and his chief competitor he will succeed at any calling. In the I ia A|tI White, who oppose* the Civil me hauieal trades a good knowledge of nights hill. Wo suppose that bin peculiar uiAthemAticH in of great advantage. Every | )OH ,tion in th»*Ro mntterx explains tho boy learning a trade nljonld look forward ; CH ,m„ , f hia invading a Indian’ railroad to the time when ho will be au employ himself. A True Loner writes that he baa been engaged to a yonng lady whom lie lcv< a devotedly. She is about seventeen, and recently, without any cauae, alie tiroke off ihe engagement by a abort note. lie wiahea ua to adrift* him M to the conrne to purane to regain her affection*, aa hia whole life ia oentered in her. Our cor- reapondent haa our sympathy. We, too, have often loved madly, when we were yonng, and we were often “nonred on and we regret to aay we were often the first to grow cold. Our friend is young, and no doubt feela keenly the neglect of hia fickle sweetheart. Our advice to treat her kindly, by making love in dead earnest to sorno other young la ly; if any of the feeling for you be left, rent assured thia will quickly bring it to life; if it does not, you will bo xurpnaed how soon your feelings will change, and when your af fectionate heart becomes another's, you will wonder in your momenta of joy what you could see lo love in that flrut girl. Music. —Mr*. Homan* ia author of the liuta: “By what atranga 'pell I« it; when i gate on flower*, 1 (Jr** in ol niuxlc T" cur, pistol in hand, to force the occupants to ahare the car with a negro. He could hardly have imagined that hia duties aa a Federal lodge reqtrred thia of him. Horry lawyer aa he in reputed to tie, he knew that hia rallying a ►quad of ignorant ne groes to take poaseHHion of the car, no more gave to the act any authority of law thau if they had been led l>y the worat negro of the gang. But he must havo kn< wn that the ignorant negroea thought a United Staten Judge would not ho d them in any act of a lawless and ruffianly chora ter, aud this is what makes it more mischievous. It haa no doubt had the effect of stirring up the negroea in all that region to a demand for what they consider their right*, aud a determination to get up c inflicts with tho whites in the eudeAver to secure th»m. The truth ia, Buatei d had no more right in the ladios’ car, without permission of the conductor, than tae negro hud, and nowhere in the country would his right lo force himaelf into it li *ve been reoogn zed, much less to carry a negro iu at th • point of the pis tol. Byron wrote: “ Thera’s music In the *lirhlng uf a reed ; There's muslu la the g shins ol a rill, There e* th Is but au echo ot tho spheres. 1 ' 8. T.—lean Ingelow, the poet, was born in 1830, in Suffolk, England, ttho ia still living, and ia a charming wri er. M.—“Let Chapellea” ia pronounced la sha-pell. It ia a village of Sardinia, in the province of Tar ntaiae. Tho Nab ia a navigable tiibutary of the Danube which flowa south through Bavaria. AT. ().—The “ Roundheads” were the followera of Oliver Cromwell iu hie war with Charles the First. They wore so called by tho Cava iera, as tho former wore their hair short aud the latter in long ringlets, so that after a time it waa ap plied to others tlian the Puritans. “G«.th- sm" ia a popular natno for Now York. Wenhiagton Irving mo c dlod it in bis hu morous book, “Halmagundi,” because the people claimed to be no wise. Georgia.— The name Dahloncgt means “The place of gold.” Delaware is not an Indian name. The tribe and the Htate were uamod after Lord de la Ware, who runted the bay in 1610 and died at ita en trance. Home. —The Eugene Arden iu Bulwor’s novtl of that name aud Hood's poem is ■ he same. %* several lettors remain over to bo nn- n a fired iu our next. Corie-ponde-uia mu*' not txpeot r. plies the week following their letter*. Campbell county, in a meeting held on tha 1 Mtii iuat., adopted a reaolu ion ap plauding the course of Hon. H. R. Hunt* IB Congress, ml another in olution call- tha favorable attention of the count\ delegat on to the Oongretaional Conven tion to tha claims of Hon. Hugh Bucb- ana • for the nomination, but without in- MtiUOtiona ► ■ to bow the vote of the county ia to be cast. The delegation is declared to be umratnuieled. The New Yo>k Tribune says that the Boutheru whites, if ib y suj port Grant for a thud term, will only take Csssar on addition that he will deliver them from Pornpey. The h storical t*talel is not inapt; l<at it might be extended. Cmanr at last fell at the base of Pompey's statue, and th -t may be the fate of Grant aud the Radical party if they persist in deify ing the negro. W. . Riddle, of the Arm of Riddle, Smith A Cj., contractors for the hire ol on# bundled peuitoutiary o mvi. ts for sgr cultural lubor in Washington county having lepiesentud that he waa uuablo to oeonre aaid couv.cta from eaenp*, Gov. Bmi’h on Friday released him from the Oontr tOt, aud required a bond of $30,000 from the other member* of the firm for the safe keeping of the convicts. They mod the bond. Thia act of Bunteed ia disgraceful to the ermine whioh he wears and to tha Gov ernment w hoso officer he ia. If ho is not impeached for it, it will ouly be because party prejudice and sect! >nal hate have doadeued all aenso of justice and propri ety in tho dominant party. War is it that Gov. Ames, of Mississip pi, who was ho importunate to have the ProHideut send troops to Vicksburg to prevent or quell sn outbreak which did not oucur, made no application to lmvo hoops sent to Austin ? The siego of Aus tin by tho negroes lusted several days, and we hear of no attempt by Am* s to raise it, much less of any appeal of his to die President for Fed- ral troops. It ap pears that when he knew the whitos under Gen. Chalmers wero gathering to punish the negroes as they deserved, he appoint ed a Radical ex-sheriff to take command. Hut this was manifestly dono to rostraiu the whites, by tusking auy action of theira without authority of tho ex-sheriff unlaw ful and insubordinate—not to put down or punish the negroes. The Austin affair appears to have ended in a manner that aiil be sure to embolden tho negroea to similar acta of hostility towards tho whitos. HEW BOOKS. “So Fair snd yet so False,” or “Pour- quoi," l»y Eugene Ohaiette. Translated from the origin of French, by O. Vibeur, aud published by G. W. Carleton A Co.. S Y., is one of a class of French novels whioh we recently commented on Beau Roland, translated by the same gen- Ionian, we felt to be a work of decided merit, though sensutional iu itn treat- meut. Ihe great beauty of it was that Mr. Vibeur maintained in hiaaplendid transla tion, all tho vivacity’, atylo aud, noai we ever saw approached, the id oin of the boat French. Iu Ponrquoi, the trails 1st on is simply perfect, wiih being so | literal ua to make the E >glioh iuveited t’Le story itself is Frenehy; and whou we say thia, we mean that it desonbea a oun iniou of society to whioh we are perfect strangers, and a system of social morals about whiih p ople, as a rule, prefer io read rather thau speak. Yet, as an ariisi may allow hia greatest geuius iu paint ngs • hat are neither moial nor elevating, so these Fienoh literary artista, like M. Charette, show their wonderful in geuuity, and exquiaite skill iu such works aa the oue uow before us. While wi- oau read such books and admire them »~ *voiks of apleudid art, like the terribly nude flgureain ancient Grecian statuary, , tt we would hesitate before ^lac ng suol. works within the reach of tho youug. who have moio fouling than reason. •Voreg-et th it the Neuautioual style ot iteraiure haa g lined such u foothold ; ami Ae particularly regret that men like M Vibeur can give us such temp'ing lender- itigs from the original. Fiction cau bo made a vehicle for conveying every possi- ide kiud of iuforuidtiou. It ia to be de plored whenever it is used for iuflamiug the passions, or depicting couditioua ot tife which, though possible iu France, are improbable iu America. Mr. E. J. Donnell, a recognized au thority on cotton, writoa to the New York Bulletin that “from a careful ,amtl- yaia of ull the available facta bearing ou tho situation, ho arrives at tho conclusion that tho crop of cotton now growing will t)0 the largest since the war.” Mr. E. J. Donnell was formerly n gro eery merchant, of very exten-ive bus ness, iu Montgomery, Ala. He ia a shrewd and observing man, but of luto years he haa generally been among the very highest ootton oatiuiato mon, aud has greatly misaed his calculations on one or two oc casions. Having removed to New York before ihe wnr, ho does not well under stand the workings of our changed system of labor, and therefore hia judgment in co ton crop matters is not so icliablo ns it formerly wus. NALITT REMOVED. New Yore, August lo.—To-day's Tri bune says Beecher'a cross-examination shows him as surrounded by persona un- worthy of trust, whom be implicitly trust ed, entangled in a net whose meshes be' shrank from, because of scandal. It is a saddening exhibition of weakness, where an admiring public mo>t looked for strength. The blackmail feature scarcely helps Beuoher, but falls like lightning up on hia as ailauts. It Hhows Tilton’s atti tude in the business as touching a depth of infamy; to Moulton it is destruction. Carpenter only escapes on the ground that ho knew no better. Unless they can promptly break the force of this revela tion, or disprove Beecher’s explicit, and in the cro4s-examination, detailed aver ment, the whole pack of bis pursuers are p aced by it beside Woodhuli, and need uot occupy the thoughts of decent men or women no more, forever. The World says : Beecher haa spoken out like a man to men, and he deserves, as we have not the least doubt he will re ceive, a manly judgment at the hands of bis countrymen. As for the vermin who have preyed upon him, it ia unnecessary to dwell on their monstrous crime ogainst society, as it is difficult to see how that crime can be adequately punished. The Herald says : Beecher has present ed his case at its best, and we esnnot doubt that his statement has relieved the nun is of the vast majority of those who have read it, almost as if the whole bur- den of reports were lifted away. It has cleared the air wonderfully, and if some mist remains, this much is true : Wiih Mr. Beecher's absolute denial of the charges made we are under obligation to weigh bis statement and counter atste- uient by the relative credability of the persons from whom they c<»m*, unless in trinsically there are contradictious and inconsistencies which invalidate ether statement, or uuless the statements are invalidated by the iucompatabihty of their general declaration with the facts they admit. The Sun says, ns to the charges of Tilton and Moulton and Carpenter, and any alleged admission to them : “A man would not hung a dog on the word or oath of any of tho throe men who had so much as the smell of blackmail on their garments. Tho country cannot peiiuit a man to be destroyed by the testimony of characters of this sort against Mr. Beecher. ” The journals generally accept Mr. Beecher’s statement as relieving him from criminality, but regret his weak ness. PLYMOUTH CHURCH PRAYER MKKTINO. New York, August 15.—Tho weekly prayer meetiug half filled Plymouth Church, mostly fem des. The business meeting, after prayer meeting, adopted this: Resolved, That the Examining Com mittee tie requested to muko tboir report at as early a date as possible, consistent with the best interest of truth and jus tice. FOREICN INTELLIGENCE. Merchants’ $ailding and Loan Association. HP AIM. rnHE2ist f natnt meat of the above Aatoela _L lion w 11 be. a# to-morrow (Monday; Au- ARMY movements. jjiMtlTth. Payment will •# made to JtiHN . . B LACK MAR, at bli offioe la Oaaby’i build- London, Aug, 15.—A rpecial dispatch i uK , st. Uiair street. VINO to the Time* fiom North Spain Mates that Att||l , Trees'r pro tem. Marshal Z.bala, with 24,000 iupu mid - ~ forty-seven gon», left Miranda last Thnra- PORTER 8 IMPROVED day for the relief of Rector, which place JpOl! CottOll S**r6W I tot ov screws FOR flAO.W and up- rtls, I h is clonely beleaguered by tho insurgents, The Carlists oppose his march at on trenched positions, Moriones awaits the result of Zabala's movement, when an united attack will hhiui\ be made upon the Carlis's at Este.le. CARLIST DOINGS. .. . , ct-ll t O «ll Ul*. AlfiO, bUUAK fllllilaS, Madrid, August 14.—The Carlists have k fcTTLKS, OIN GEAR, and all other kln»ii| king and keep c> Jtock of tho ub< have given each unlverialrat n 'ur *-ev or a yean past I dun t pro. » m ike any beit«r, but JUST AS GOOD h ii ti\ lx><iy. My u.rangement la Just like the I I VV..0 e . Sere *. whio . 1 (mechanically) be- evo Iu bo t o BEST tor the farmer*. I »'« - ' all the • ifferont riodil of Screw-ex- 11 in*. Also, SUGAR MILLS* A di-patch to tho New Orleans l*iea- gune, dated Holly Springs, Miss , August 13th, reports tint one hundred armed no ^roes wore then marching ou tho town of llolialia, near Holly Springs, with tho do- sign of sucking it; also lint tho “Holly Springs hungers," a company hastily equipped for the purpose of going to Austin, had teudored their services to tho She*iff to defend Babalia, and ho had ac ceptod them. As our dihputoho* muko mention of this affair, wo liopo that there ia some mistake in tho Picayune'» report, The “financial traveler" of the New York titeuing Post comes to the oonclu iioo that whatever public sentiment ex- lata in the South iu favor of a third term for President Gr »nt ia based on the by- potha-iH that be will veto the Civil Kights bill if ' aimed by Cougrea^, and the further hope that be will stand t»y the so-called “while mau’s ptrty.” That trave er'a bead is decidedly level Tot Eufanla Times repoits a little “dif- flkilty” betw en Jacob Black, Radioal B ote San tor fiom Batbour county, Ala., and a neg-o named Luther Blackman—a Keile negro; B a k be ougs to the other winR of the pnty- Black had insulted Blackman, and tha latter demanded a re traction; Black refused; the negro ad- Tooea I on him, and then Black drew his little piatol and fired, bat a by*tandor knocked up Lis band, and there waa no d**d negro, bat a mnuing one. Kor d—A white Radioal will kill a ne gro aa soon aa % white Democrat will. Darkey Hole. Thar'a ten men untnatruoted, Ten -yet not a few, Of mem ten men at thl< mlnntt, Think ten 1 * swine ter vote— Hue. Good times in «he fall will iusuru > works to Co limbus. cut tho railway aud telegraph line be tween Saragossa and this city. • MORE RECOGNITIONS. Holland and Itally have recognized Spain. FRANCE. THE BAZAINE ESCAPE. Paris, August 15.—The Governor of the Island of St. Marguerite protests his innocence of complicity in the escape of Bazaine, and accuses Colonel Villete, tho Marshal's aid-de-oamp, of having perfect ed the plan to secure the flight of ihe prisoner. Eight persons are now in cus tody on suspicion of having aided the fugitive to escape. BAZAINE AT COLOONK. London, August 15.-— Bazaine hns arriv ed at Cologne, where he will remain a few days awaiting the arrival of his children. He declares that only his wife and his brother-in-law assisted him to escape. Bra *, IKON I full/ warrant ail of my Order* id idled and promptly executed. J. O. POKTER. Culumbup, Oa„ Aug. 18,1874- wXm* New Advertifiements. 4‘TVIYUHOMA v OY, or SOUL CHARM- Jr i— _ ING.’’ How either *ex may fascinate and gain t • love and affections of any psreon they ehooee instantly. This simple mental ac quirement all can posssss, tree, by mail, r>r U6c., together with a marriage guide, Bgyptl.it) tirade, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Vteddlug- Night Shirt, fee. A queer t»ook. Address T. WILLIAM fc CO., Pubs., Phi la- 4w^ OPELIKA DIRECTORY. ror Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS’ C ARbOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN HLtE BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Drug :1st*. 4w MARY SHARP COLLEGE. MISCELLANEOUS. Kill the Cotton Worms I Cotton WITH ROYALL’S COMPOUND, Paris Green and Arsenic, tOU SAuK tfY E. C. HOOD A BRO. »»Kl If THE FALL SEMION WILL OPEN AUGUST 19th, 1S74. Location healthy. Society moral and refined. CREAT BARGAIN ! Safe and Paying Business Already Established, for Sale. DRHG STOCK AND BU8INB8S ON M Talbot County for Pou. Special to Enquirer-Sun.] . Geneva, Ga., August 15. | Talbot county sends a Pou delegation to the Congressional Convention. Ta.bot, like Muscogee, has four votes. •T. L. D. ifllocted stock. €. J. MOFFETT, 74 Uroxd 8t., Columbia, Ua. W. W. SHARPE A CO., Publlshera' Agents, No. 25 Psrk Row, Nsw York, Are uuthorlaed to Csstrsct for Ad vertising Iu our paper. iu j u tr Government Representative. Washington, Aug. 15.— Jake Mar in, fitli Auditor, left Washington to-night to Attend the Republican State Convention at Montgomery, Ala., on the 20th. 100,000 F KKT SECOND CLASS LUMBER for sale at llcaduy’ii Mill, consisting of Scantling, Incli Hoards nt.d Slu-athing. Also a good lot of First THE WEATHER. Department of War, | Washington, August 15, 1874. ii Probabilities.—For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, northeast to soutbeast winds and partly cloudy weather wi 1 pre vail, with generally higher barometer and blight changes of temperature. i a BS0LUTK DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM of different States, for desertion, No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted. AddreM, wySO tltwjy M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway, N. Y. IMPORTANT TO C iimClU TRAVELERS. —-A California temperance aasooiniiou j p,0MMER0I*l. Tr.T.ler* who solicit order, l.y Card, rntalogiitf, Trade-List. Sample, limits the bevernge of its members to wine, beer mid cider, “except when labor ing under a sense of discouragement, and then whiskey shall bo allowed." A RADICAL OUTRAGE. H. DISTRICT JUDGE BUSTEED DRAW! PISTOL ON A CONDUCrOB— HR FORCES N OBOES INTO A LADIES* CAR. Montgomery, Ala., August 14.—This afternoon, ou the Se^ma train, the con ductor ordered a negro out of the ladies' oar. On his refusal to go, the conductor took the negro by the arm to force him out. Bustee'l, the United States District Judge, took sides with the negro and drew a pistol, and told hiiu not to go. Busteed and the neg o loft tho car, and soon tnrnol with somo twenty negroes and took possession. There were ouly three ladios in tho cur and one g»*utlomau. Two white Republicans on the train persuaded the nog oos to return, after they had had possession of the car for sotuo time, Great iudignation is manifested at such conduct on tho part of a United States Judge. MARKET8. atno those who visit their customers | mill Hoiicit trail*) by purchase* maria direct from ► loci', hii‘1 who travel in any section, by rail or • boat. ► trill re any class of goads, are requested to ) aoiid their Business und Private Address, as be- 1 low. 'luting cla*.* of goods they sell, and by whom employed; a Iso those who are at present under RT TELEGRAPH TO F.N4|UIKF.1K. Honey and Stock Markets. New York, August 16.—Gold 10US. Exchange—long 487k ; short 41)1. Gov ernments aotive and strong. State bonds dull and nominal. Htucka extremely dull aud steady. New York, August 16.—Money offered freely at I}u2. Sterling 7j. Gold stag nant at l)|aB|. Governments active aud strong. Htate bonds quiet und nominal. NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. Loans, decrease oue snd a qn trier million'; specie, decrease three sud > no- third millions; legal tenders, increase it trifle; deposits, decrease four slid one- tbt d millions; reserve, decroase two und a fourth millions. Provision Markets^ This matter is of great importance inri'viritnily to Huleetnon of this class, or men so liciting trade iu this manner. It is therofore csp. dally desired that this notice may meet the immcrcial Travelers and Salesmi ountry mid that they will at once give it nttciiiinu. Those who comply with above •t will be cnntidentiaUy treated and duly ‘ object in view. JPIeiuia address, (by air) i) (le. CO-OPERATION . P. R.iwell A Co., 41 Park How, Now York City. PICTURES! Mountain, Ttnn its annual ses»f»ns often months on the FI) MONDAY IN cKPTKMBKH Still under ts 1 nnd only President, Z. C Gravis, L.L. D. thoroughness and cheapness of education, is the 8.)i.th. M tial partieiibus. G. 8. WALM8LRY. Treasurer. EMORY COLLEGE. W ARD’S SGklNAkY IUU \uU9G LADIES, Nashville, Tenn , it appears, st-tuca liigi untrj at Washington, it stand* fifth on thb list •‘superior schools' 1 in the United states, aud first the list of Southern schools. For catalogm, Dr. W. K. WARD, Ka-hvillr, Tenn. address BETHEL‘ COLLEGE! RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Locstlos Hcsltky ! Board Cheap! ENDOWMENT 9900,000 ! 09 s Send for a Catalogue. Address, LK8LIU WAGGKNKK, 4w Chairman of the Faculty. RICH FARMING LANDS IN NEBRASKA, FOR SALE VERY NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP! Tes Yeafa* Credit, latereat oaly I per cent. Send for “The Pioneer,” A. O. Hurwell having withdra» n 'f ro ~ the firm of Harwell, Orifflo * Co., ha, removed lo Chamber* ttreet. Hi, f r |’ endf and patrons would do well to c*l) OB ^ 1(n in hi* new quarters, and examine etook lief ore buying else w here. Prioee at p,„( 0 rales. jalB euAwerfif Doctors. DR. I. T. WAUNOCK, ~ Surgeon and Physician. Office at Slaughter 1 * Drug etore, Railroad stre«t. DR. J. Wi R. WILLIAM* )ffera his professional services. Office over R u Ur> t.u K Co ‘s, Chumburs A K. R. etreeti. * nnvVA Millinery. M1SNKS WHITE * TUCKER, FMltionisble Milliners nnd Dreeamaksrs, Uwuileuieu’s ehtrw cut by chart measure, iebl MBS. C. V. BARLOW, Fashionable Milliner nnd Dreeamaker. fio.e Ageut of Butterick a Co.’s Patterns. At the lute banking house ot tibappard A Co Jpelika. AU. ’* Notaries Publle. U. D. HIGGINS, ' — J rmuu.Bo vi nu irieuUS. ■folds Court 1st aud 2d Saturdays of each month it it. Iloliifleht's I iw office. Ja£i ’ Furniture, Ac. At Panic Prioee. A. O. HARWELL, Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. Also, Metallic, Wood Coffins, and Caskets. JalB ChamUrs street. Lawyers. A. J. V1CKEM, Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law. Office opposite Alabama Mouse. i>s in all the Courts of the state. j*a Practic Tailors. J. H. C'A.IIPHELL, Tut I or. Cutting South bn Dentists. a handdome Illustrated Paper, containing the Homestead Law. A NEW NUMBhtt just pub lished, mailed free to all partH of tin 200 Pianos and Organs, ney pay. tlic price of the iDHtruiuent lustrated Catalogues mailed. A large disoou Minislcn. Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. HAVE YOU TRIED JURUBEBA? AEE YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? Are yon SO Languid that auy exertion require- more of an effort than you feel capable of making? Tkan try JURUBEBA, the womlerful Tonic aud invigorator, aim ii acts so beneficially •cretive organs as to impart vigor to nil Have Them Copied and Enlarged by Home Enterprise! ■x'xx'x" Moona A Rod lent Bo t In Florid*. [S. ccl u teleBrain to the Morning News.] Tallaiuhnkk, Fla., August 12.—The Pmiiihii wing of iho CuuvuuttoD met over the Post Officu ihm muruiug The other ■r«»\ul tu-Bi’mbled at the Capitol. The PuriuRU wuig e.aiiu to have sixieen couu- , it-R out of the twenty-two in the DiHtriot, hut, ns reportiTM ere excluded from the Capitol. I aui unable to forward you the fob particu am It iu known, however, hiti the p r y at the Capitol have nomi nated Menclmiu, colored, for CongreaH. Toe Couvoo ion at the Post Offioo have n>miinatod Puriuan. Tho delegat ea ho- longing to the Furman faction denounce StcariiN iu the bitterest terms, and the ftcling against him is intense. It is asseriod that he counso ed the bolt. The Holler's sent a committee to invite tho Post Office Convention to unite with the Republican Convention, sittii g in the Ciipitol, but the invitation whs rejected, ami the Committee informed that no mes sage would bo reocivod from tho body they represented until the Post Office .. ■*». voi'oiriii7(>it iu dm r*.<vn!nr non. p «rty was rccoguized as the regular con vent ion. Tho n* gro delegates from n distance de nounce the oarpot-baggera as the cause of the split. Doth bodies were in session all day, and adjourned sine die at 6 o'clock this eveuiug. Osceola. T*b SUte Agricult oral Convention, held *t Stone Mountain, adjourned on Wednea- day, to m*et in February next at Thom- Barilla. The proceeding* of Wedneaday interest ng Dr. £. C. Hood, of thia ei'y. read an essay on gr*en manuring and fertil.xeia, whioh waa highly compli- masted by Rev. A. Means and Satuud Barnett, E-q 'ihe Constitution’s report •aye that it "wan elaborately written and oootaiued tuauy valuable facts end scien tific rratha. ” We imeud to notice more folly this day's proceedings, and particu larly Dr. Hood's lecture, at tha first op portunity. Yeaav Orimea Is ’isated. Fur terrui* U« akoaltt have ran afore, Au* hia a Lm*Ii I er— let at* >eos or near* Wk hear meu talk ng about ourci'y a*- old fogv; and now und then, wht-n wc thiuk of wliat it could l>f, we get pro- Yoked and say the same thing—though iu tratli it is much ahead of rnauy Southern towns. I he reason for our success wa-» well expressed by au old farmer at Spriug Villa, when he took off his hat and de olared to his approving oompanious that "the town wouldn’t be no bigger nor Ope- iker if it wasn't for them Kagle aud Phe- nix mills." The congregation of the colored ltap- tist ohnrch iu Macou had a big row on Thursday night, in and around the church, and the polios had finally to interfere to restore order. It grew out of bad feeling between the miuiater, Henry Williams, oolored, aud some members of his church. Hie opponents claim that he is uot a miu- ister iu good etaudiug—had no genuine papers from Ihe church in Augusta which he left to go to Macon, Ac. Other mem bers of the church aland by him strong- ly. They oame to blows and throwing rocks on Thursday night. One of the preacher's enemies, a man named Wat son, from Augusta, was followed by a mob who would have lynched him if he bad not been locked np for safe keep ng. A aide qu irrei connected with thia matter is a sort of Beeoher-Tilton affair. Bam —Political language is generally allow ed g oat latitude, aud tho Kansas City (Mo) 27mcs takes a full bonefit in this stylo : Of all the men in Kansas to fittingly represent the riug in the Lieutenant Gov ernor’s post ion, V. P. Wilson, of Topeka, is the man. the second clown of the Sen tte, the mul ot-headed butt of the tliir- tv-two other fellows, the »uo*t abject rail road tool iu the State, and of brain, all told, that if fiuug in a humming bird's eye, would not cause a wink, a great, hulking ignoramus aud msufferable bore, V. P. Wilson is indeed u repreaentanvo man, and should by all means receive the ring convention nomination for Lieuten ant Govornor. General Episcopal Congreaa. Troy, August 15.—A Protestant Epis copal Congress will bo held iu New York, Oo’ober 5th, 6th, 7th aud 8th. Among tho distinguished Southern clergymen who have signified their intention to be present and participate in tho meeting are the liishopH of Alabama. Schuyler, of Missouri; Clark, of Kentucky; Norton aud Andrews, of Virginia; Piucktiey, of South Caroliua; Gov. Stevenson, of Ken tucky: aud prominent citizens, among them Chief Justico Waite, Gov. John A. Dix, and Mr. Robert C. Winthrop. The object of the Congress is for the frank aud comteous expression of dif- ferent views on tho polity of the Church, with a view of udoptiug a general and uuittd chuioh di-e pliue. Chief Justice Waite, of the Supreme Court of the Uni ted States, is expected during the meet iug to reml a paper ou Home subject oou- uected with ecclusiastical law. Bishop Potter, of New York, will be the Presi dent of the Congress. New Cotton Warbhousvs.—Four brick structures, 1P5 by 212 feet, are being erected upon the bulkheads of the docks latelv built st the old quarantine grounds at Totupkinsville. The buildings are to bo one story high, fire proof, and are in tended for cotton warehouses. The roofs will be of slate, and the spaces between the buildings will be covered over with g'sss so as to give light for the inspection of coitou. Owing to the obstruction pre sented by tlieae docks the Staten Island Railway Ferry Company will have to build an addition to their ferry landing along side to eusble them to laud their boat with safety.—A'. Y. World. t'afiled from South America. Washington, August 15.—A dispatch received by this Government from South America, since the completion of the ca ble from Lt-bou to Rio, conveys the first notice of the at rival of Rear Admiral Leroy to take command of the South Pa cific Station. The dispstch is dated to day, and was received here at 10:30 a, m., showing extraordinary dispatch. It is as follows : Secretary of Aacy, Washington:— Mouongahela's paymaster is condemned —sick—relief wanted immediately. (Signed) Leroy. Badly Shot Through h Mistake. Guelph, Ont., August 15.—A’ man named Hazel, mistaking a Miss Calver for his own daughter iu company with one Hurley, fired at the man. and then ut the wornsu. The first ball entered Hurley's left eye and the second entered Miss Cul ver's mouth aud passed out through the cheek. She fled, pursued by Hazel, who fired again, shooting her in the ueck. Both victims lie in very critical conditions. Hazel fled. * Cincinnati, August 15.—Flour firnic; family $6 20a6 45. Corn in fair demand and higher at 6(m68. Pork nominal and unchanged; $23 asked. Lird firmer— -mm in or 13jf*l4 ; kettle in only a limi o 1 jobbing demand. Bacu steady, wnli small sales—shoulders Dj, clear rib 12^, clear 13. Wtii«key opened quiet at U8. Louisville, Aug. 15.—Flour unchanged. Corn quiet and unchanged, at 74a82. Polk quiet nud lower, at $21.50 Bon irregular—shoulders 1)j. cloar rib 13, clear sides 13}. Lard ltijalti}. Whiskey 08. St. Louis, August 15.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and uuebunged; >3|aG5 for No 2 mixed, in elevator. Whin, key steady at t»8. Pork stetdy at $24 t’HNh; $24.60 on orders. Bacon lower for order lota; clear rib 12]al3; clear 13 il3j —stronger at closo. Lard—nothing done Coltoa Markets. Liverpool. Aug. 15—12:30p m.—Cotton quiet; uplands 8Ja8}: Orleans 8jja8j; sab s I0,i*00 bales, including 1,000 lor specu lstion and export. Salon on basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable io August, &J; ditto, nothing below low middlings, deliverable in September, 8j. 2:30 p. M.—Sales to-day include 6,000 bales American. Sales on basis of mid dling uplands, nothing below good ordi nary, deliverable in October and Novem ber, 8j. New York, August 15.—Cotton quiol; sales 542; middliug uplands 17; Orleans 17}. Futures opened as follow*: August 16 1-I6al6j ; September 16 3 32a 10^ ; Oc tober 152*16 1 32; November 15;/al5>£, December lfi]al5}; January 15jal5 15-16; February 16al6^; March 16ul6}; April 16 7-16. New’ York, August 15.—Futures closed easy; sales of 22,400 bales, as follows: August 16 1-32; September 16 1-32; Oc tober 15 25-32al3-16; November 15 21-32 a)5 11-16; December 15 2l-82all-l0; Jan uary 16 11-16; February 152*15-16; March 16 1-16; April 16 3-16a]. New York, August 15.—Cotton quiet; sales543 bales at 17al7}. New Orleans, August 15.—Ootton quiet and unchanged; mid Dings 16£: net re ceipts 21; Rales 250, stock 15,876. Savannah, August 15.—Quiet: mid dlings 16}; net receipts 73; exports to Great Britain 206; sales 18; stock 4,611. Mobile, August 15.—Cotton quiet and unchanged; middlings 16c; net receipts 7; sales 75; stock 4,257. Galveston, August 15.—Ootton quiet For Sale. 4 ROOM Due ling, 2 Room Kltcheu, a*^s^ trrolot. The runt will pay vico asked. Apply to joiin blackmar, Dauby’* building, 8t. Clair 8t. Prominent Incidents i IN THB History of Columbus From Us First Settlement in 1827, to the lFi/son Raid, in 1805, compiled by John 11. Martin. which atimulatob for a «hort time, « nly to let |\io sufferer tall acting directly on the liver and epleeu. It rfiulatss the Bowels, quiets the rvt-s, ai.u give* <u.h a besithy :onu tu tlie whole tystnm as tu soim make the invalid feel like a uew person. Its operation la not violent, bni is 1 marked results, characterized bj art at gentn m S erienccH no sudden change, ut gradually his troubles "Fold their tents, hae the Araba, And nilontly steal away." This is no new aud untried discovery, but haa been long u«ed with wonderful remedial results, and ia pronounced by tho high.-st medical author! tl 8 “the moat powerful tonic an allerativt known.” Auk your druggist for it. For aaio by WM. P. KIDDER A CO., r York. of Flo we 2> 0 un*. ind. ething new. Send lor J. I1UIDK k CO. Box 211, trankiort. augS Ini J. L. Ii. MMI ITI, Dent tat, Plate Work and Pillaging on retuonobl# Barber Shops. WliNLKY IIAKKIXUER, Darker, Corner mohIi Hail mail huJ Cliniiibera atreeta. IUU * OX A Tills Lit, Barkers, Sooth Kailroari frireoi, 11 n- er Adams Itouas, Hotels. Insurance. E. V. BOWEN * BON, General Innurance Agents. . Railroad Street, over It. M. Greene A Co.’a, POSTPONEMENT! IN AID or YHK DAY FIXED and a LAST CHANCE FOR Cotton Factory. A. CLEGG & CO. Columbus, Ca., aud steady; good ordinary. 144c: net ceipts 35; sales 35. 1.1 kT OF LETTIIRS Tho following is a list ot letters remaining The undersigned proposes to publish, ii volume of 150 or more pages, a work under the above title, covering the period from the selection of the locality for a “ trading town, in 1827. to the capture and partial destruction of the city by the Wilson Paid, in 1865, The incidents will be derived mainly from its newspapers, which, will be gleaned for this purpose with much care. 1’ is believed that most of our citizens would like to ho 'c such incident.' in this compact and convenient form, and will c.icourttge the undertaking /•< the extent of the small ammod nvkrdfor the work Each chapter will contain short biographi cal sketches or notices <f the principal citizens mentioned in it, who have since died. The volume will also embrace full info'mat ion concerning the churches, factories, <(Y„ now existing. We do not propose to publish this compila tion with a view to making money, as the small price asked for it will show. But at the same time we do not want to lose money by its publication, and therefore we wish to limit the number cf copies printed to the de mand for the work. With this object in view, we issue this prospectus, inviting those who desire copies of the volume to send in their names. The price will be one dollar per copy for a pamphlet bound volume, pritited on paper | like the specimen sheet issued. A small Cotton Checks, Clnghams and Stripes, all of which are in fast colors, and ofthelaUst and moat approved patterns. 49* Factory corner of 8t. Clair and Jackson street, office on Jackson street. Je24 dam HIDES. Let it be Lome iu niluu that The Fifth Gift Concert and that 80,000 Cash Clfts AQQRKOATIKO $8,500,0001 will be distributed by lot among ticket holders. i ^ I ADAMS HOUSE. go to Opelika, be sure to atop at tho t llouac, opposite Passenger Depot. Fifth and Last Concert Public Library of Kentucky. FULL DRAWINC AS8URE0 Monday, 30th November, 1874 An Easy Fortune! A poet’outwent of the 1 ifth Concert of tho Public .brary Ko tutky ha* been m geueral.y nut.c p t d, hi ii a no maul ««.ly fir Ihe iutereatof rued, that ii mu«i meet toe approval of ffleieu 1 numb rot tU-kota bad bion nave enabled ui to have had a large draw the lilst o< July, but a abort postponement iriere. pro ernhb- to a partial drawing. 18 ’’’IIK LAST n HICU WILL EVKK BK QIVP.V un Dan Tins charter and hy tub pkI:- ENT MANAGEMENT. That it wi 1 positively and unequivocally tak# place as announced 0 Monday, 30th November, muaic will be the best the country affords, Important to Merchants. number of copies will also be issued on a su« ino umowinir is a nsv ui lunvrs reuiiuning . . .* ci in tho Postomcs at Oolambus, Georgia, Au I l )Crt0r arUcle of paper for *1 30 per copy. j Payable when the work is delivered, which l will be some time next Fall. gu*t Rub, 1874: Albert G* 0 Adams tnrs H Ankrura H, c Austiu T O mYu a Tr L Brooks tnrs L Bryant T C*r er K, c Kel’h mrs P LeBrun mi s I L uis mrs J, 0 Mayer ;M THOS. GILBERT. Cooper mrs A, I O ) le E C Cox W M Coleman D W Davis mra S TELEGRAPHIC MOTES. —The failure of Terry Brothers, leath- m er dealers in New York,‘is reported. MoCooiubB attacked J. 8. M*rtia, both ! —The mechanic* excur-ion train collid- ooor.i, wiih a pi»tol. b.o.UM lUrtio h»d ^ «>•« Cromw.llIP. Friday. Ui*pl*c«d , . . v . . .. . .witch. Two killed. Sixteen hurl. Three eeid that the p-eeaher m too intimate b(TS d(ed , iQCt with MoOoomb’e wife. Both thOM p»rtiee _ D , Behoock, of Ho'lowell, and Thoe. wan emeted, and their oeae goea to the Lnndborn, uf Bueton, wen killed bjr light- Olwil Uighta bill u revulntion. Be- wnrt , I ning in UoUoweli, Heine. | twea the two we prefer e third lean." Kent Killing Peeple and Injuring Crops. New Obleans, August 15.—The heat I H* 14 " E r . , . . 0 . 1 lucklson mrs F for the past week has been oppressive, | tnnis mrs E the morciuy during the day reaching j £,®“ l r U mrs” R from D8 to UH) iu the shade. The sudden death of numeroua persons and rnauy cases of sun stroke are reported. Five fatal cases yesterday. Telegrams from Muuro, Trenton, Farmersviile, Shreve port, Baton Rouge, La., Canton, Colby vide, Camden, Holly Sprtugs, Durant, Natohez, aud Meridian, Mtsa., and points in Tennesae, Arkansas and Texas, report that the oottou and ooru crops are suffer ing from long oontinoed drought. MoCarland mis F MiiesG, e Micketis tnife M Nance T H Num u miss K Ogtatree ml s R Pierce aev L BeevtS tuUi O Reid A, 0 ho tftr mrs M R gei * “ * mu 12. ih74. —Th* Loniavill* Courier-Journal “A third term i* isolation. Th. Foster tars £ Fo le * J F* lar mrs J A Fieem«n U Gsidluer W Gayloid L Ko erson uns* M Sarriu* A Sltauou miss S Blade Silvan, c Bntpex mrs N Spalding W L Starr mrs E A Bleward J, 0 FARMINC IMPLEMENTS. HOLSTEAD& CO., Columbus, Georgia. Urocneti O Uieen M Ua ting mrs A R Btewart mis* J Stioinat m.M 1 L Tuuinv A Turner mrs J Vans mil miss L Wh.ffla mis (to etgn) Ru ch ugs R UNMAILABLE LETTERS. Birtsn C, White Sulphur Springs, Go. Eastman “**-• HUI mrs M. M. HIRSCH, nor Bridge aud Oglethorpe streets. Important to the Public. highest cash prices,i H. M. HIRSCH, Coru*-r Bridge aud Ogletorpe, and Crawford 8t*. DRUGS MID MEDICINES. Stoves, Stoves NATHAN (Op|MMiUe Bun Office) Columbus, Ga., TIN WARE, at wholesale sad retail. Manufacturer of TIN, SHEET IRON AN COPPER WORK. Roofing and Guttering done promptly and in the beat manner. call, feeling assured that be can List of Gifts. ONE GRAND DASH GIFT gttO.OW ONE GHANU UASH GIFT 1UU,IN0 ONE GKANU UA8H GIFT 76.0UO ONE GHANU CASH GIFT W.IWO ONE GHANU OASH G1TT SS.WO 6 UASH GIFTS ,20,(MM) e.ch 100,0(10 lo UASH GIFTS 1, 000 ,*oh lto.OoO It UASH GIFTS 10,000 e.CD 100,000 20 UASH GIFTS 0,000 o»ch 100,000 4.000 «»ch 100,0(» 8.000 such w,ooo 2.000 each 100,000 1.000 e.ch loo ooo 5oo each 120,000 100 each 50,000 60 each 050,000 26 UASH GIFTS 30 UASH GIFTS 60 UA.'HOIFTS 100 UASH GIFTS 260 UASH GIFTS 500 UASH GIFTS 10,000 UASH GIFTS GRANU TOTAL20,000 GIFTS, ALL UASH ..7. $2,500,000 I'HK E OF lll'HET*. Whote WOO Halve, B (W 'iuuth, or each Coupon 11 Whole iickets ror.................... tOO w) ‘ii'/i Tickets tor l.ooow 1'crsou* wishiug to invest, should order promr 1 ' ly, either of the tiotne Office, or our Local AgfM fc Liberal commlSHious will be allowed to sati*l*c- tory ageuts. Circulars routainiug full particulars furnish* 1 on application. THO. E. BBAMLETTEf Agent and Manager, Public Library Bulidiug, Louiavlllo, Ky. For tickets nud information, apply to Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt. Columbus. Ga. aug7 tl'2taw«wtd . a. He solicits ■ v**Ai, u giveeutire satisfaction. Price os low as th* loweat. M. coogin, LaFayette, Ala., DEUKR before yon hnv. KHI mi* am A, bu.r i MIU, AIM Lewis (I P. TuutBnsvUls kin. Logon H, Mtiledgev Us, On. Pno ml»s P, Olty Wsov.r mks F if, Orosnsboro 1 , Q%. W. H. JOHNSON, P. M. C’ottoii Gins, Coltsn Presses, llorse l'ow> rs, feed Cntten, Ctuer taiid Win* Mlllt, Mowing MnclilBea, Ur a— Knives, Plsws, Hues, Threshers aud Fan mils, Corn k he tiers. Hsrse Maket, Harrows nnd CntllvnMrt, Bush and Brambltlcrtlim, «P«des, Forks, 4cc«, Ac* ALSO, Georgia Raised But PrMl Onto Georgia aud Temmeneee Rya Wheat. Barley, Clever mad Grams Liver! Liver! Liver! siiMJvioisrs’ HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, Oliarter OaK. AND ALL IMPROVED Cooking Sfovet, Hardware, Cutlery, Ac., and Contractor for Roofing and Job Work, Ac- Prices furnished on application. (mh8 Chemicals far Maklig np Tortilft. ■am at h*m*, Addrso* HOUTU1 * ca., [ J*M tt Agrimilinmi Ropn, Oelnabas, da. purely VRQSTABLE PREPARATION, barm less and effective—a specific for all derangements of tba Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Stom ach or Bowels. This Medicin* bos been tried by thousands and baa never failed to give satisfaction. AWTry one bottle and be convinced. a. l. ins * soils, Proprietor. »od Haaafeetuete, Coloaibi^ 1.0. For wi. bp A. M. BRANNON, A|Wt for Co'ew- beae*40poiiu. ,-r.. Wood. Wood! WOOD, ready sawed, I4.0U per cord. Wood awed for 60 cents per cord. Orders filled prompt ly on application to the fehXI K MUROOOEE MANUrNOOO A HMW CASK I*retty Prints. ^ PEACOCK a SWIFT. ^ Piques and lawns FCACSQK k SWIFT.