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THE DAILY TIMES. r. u. mcMAnnanSTT • cur 14M. Culiimbiu. <-• HUJiOAX OCTOBER a, 175. N.w MnnlMKlH. fur new Mnxw f the Utwt *tyh, go to fiudell A Ware'* -ol<! stand. First-class Grocery on tho old Ogle thorpe oomer X. Blrrey. Carpntoehwp at the New York More. New Store- now Good*--Bedell * Ware. Removal of Office Dr. Chaffin. Complete stock of Dry Goods for sale, cheap foT flash- Jdhn MeOough A Cos. Draw Goods cheap- New York Btore. Nothing and Dry Goods at reckless prices L. Harris. Best Cigars at Newman's. Water-proof Cloths In newest ntyli*, at J. J. Whittle's. Chewing Tobacco and Cigars at, Narrow Gauge Btore -J. L. Troodaway. Chl’dttns, Eggs, Groceries- at Ups A .Miirkhutos. Bosrding House at Musoogw Home- Barney Hawkins k William Dove. Bpelndld Plantation for Hale—J. H. Mas sey, administrator. Fruits of all kinds at tho Narrow Gauge Btore- J. L. Treadaway. Bee List of Letters In Post Office Flto Insurance- Large and Meltable Companies—J. Rhodes Browns, Agent. Removal of Tailoring Establishment— Kuekne A Heilman. Fine Stock of Groceries— Inducements to Fsrroers-C. A. Bodd A Cos. Lsdles' Tina-Finn Assortment at J. J- Whittle's. For Cheap Good*—Hat* and Shoe*— Goto the Js>Uar Store-75 Broad Street' Lost or Looms! Two Copies of Cooper's Novels- Keturii to this Offlee. Mr. L! M. LyMeh Is the General Traveling Agent for the Daily Tihsh, and Is authorized to rocolpl for subscription* amt contract for odver- Using fur the paper- UUANU OP EM NO or TUB GREAT SOUTHERN DOLLAR STORE, ON OCTOBER 4TH -75 BROAD STREET, A. Bach, Proprietor. Fine lot Chickens and Eggs, Just re ceived. Lips A Markham. J. J. Whittle has a beautiful lot of Water Proof Cloths, In plaids and solid colors. Vary cheap. If you have not had a good Cigar, you can got it at any price at Newman’s. Go to the Dollar Store and get your Vases, Tolletto gets, Ac., at One Dollar. Carpets can bo had at the New Nork Btore at greatly reduced prices, lor the crab. Matte*. Our stock of Dry Goods, In every depart ment, is now complete and will be sold to aaA buyers at the very lowest prices. Call and aaaiHlnc. Jno. McGouoh A Cos, vv if ytm wish your feet UQcaesd In some thing nice and of superior quality, at lew figures, go to Bkoku. A Ware's, r : ‘ v Mr. (Hods lira removed his Office from JBSoaka' | Dnig Btore to rooms over Thornton A Aces'* Clothing Store. Ts My rlrii. I have opened first-class Grocery Btore, on the old Oglethorpe corner, where I wHi bo pleased to servo my old custo mers, and as many new mice, as will honor me with their patronage. Family Groce ries. Trulls* specialty. 8. Pihbsy. Urt or Two volumes of Cooper's Novols, half hiorroooo binding. Please return to this Cjftcor to owner. TO* Puhll. nre V.eflr. That 1 have a complete assortment of the best and latest style of Clothing. Shoes, Hats. Ao. All sold regardless of low prices. , L. liAUHIS, ocli lw 114 Brood street You will always find the best Fruits In the market, cheap, at the Narrow Gunge Store under the Ranking House. Real Meerschaum Pipes and Pipe Howls, Prior Pipes and Bowls of various styles mid prices. Rustic Pipes, Clay Pipes, Turk i ipas. Cherry, Briar and other Stems, Match Safes, Tobacco Boxes and Pouches, Blackwell's and Duke's Durham, "Line Jack" and ''Grangers'" Smoking Tobacco, Plug, Twist, Fine Out Tobacco. Fine line of Cigars. Cheap as any. F: W. IjOtIDKNBXB, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers’ Artleles, 40 Randolph Struct. Wtt it -* it . Frc.h rub. I am dally receiving Fresh Fish of every variety. Fish delivered In all parts of the city, free of charge Jons L. Hooan, Fish and Ice House. TV tbs rwbllr. Thera elttawns of Columbus and vicinity, who desire to assist tn the entertainment or the approaching Baptist Association at this place, will please notify one of the following Committee of Arrangements. H. 8. Kktkk, J. K. Applkr, Petek Piikeb, (J. K. Thomas. Oct a St E. C. Hoop. ~ raA—*——— Krllvlou* Native. The members of the Brown vtUc Baptist Church ore meat earnestly requested to observe bundsy. Gut. Sd, as a day of de vout and sincere prayer in behalf of the Mission Capo*. All the members are re quested to twin attendance on (Sunday sad Sunday Night, as matters hi which oil are Interested, Will he presented for con slderatlon. J. F. Reeves, OCt il*t Pastor. Call at J. J. Whittle's aud see his beauti ful mtaettaw of Plaid C*li. at 10 cents. sept. fe-tf Depositors In the Eagle and Phenix Savings Depart ment will please hand in their Deposit Books that the Interest for the quarter ending Sept SOth, may bo entered therein. G. Gi sny Jordan, octl St Treasurer. CUIMIto Aaeat. TtW uudentlgued offers his services to the public as a General Collecting Agent. The care of Tenement Houses and 00l- UKinoN or rent a specialty. Coll at 8. Berry's Store adjoining, Post office B.D.Caset. 410 HaX THIEVES. two ('AiTtima yesterday and their BOOTY HETOVRRED. Yesterday morning Marshal Robinson, assisted by Policemen John Brady and Josh Uo|*r, succeeded la r apturing two horse thieves, who came all the way from Murray county, In tho northern part of this State. It seems Hint Marshal Robin son was rather on the lookout for horse thieves, having a few days ago received a telegram from Shorter's Station that a mare had been stolen there. He was sit ting In front of Munday’s Btablo yester day morning, when two men rude up on fine horses and commenced to talk about selling thorn. One of them was a youtii of about seventeen, and the other u middle aged man. Tho younger stopped at the stable and engaged In conversation with parties there abont tho sale of his horse. Ho offered Hie fine animal very cheap, and this aroused some suspicion. The elder rode on down to Laytleld'* corner, where ho stopped. Marshal Robinson hoard a negro In the stable remark that lio knew the man at Uio oomer—the elder of the two St rangers; that he had worked with him, and that his name was William Crosslin He (Robin son) then asked tho young man what his companion’s name wus, and he said It was William Thomas. This discrepancy ex cited further suspicion, and Marshal Rob inson sent Polioemen Brady and Roper to the corner to detain the man who had stopped there. They brought him back to the stable and both of tho men were then arrested ou suspicion aroused by their ik induct and by what the negro bad said. The elder acknowledged that his name was Willlom Orossln, anil the other tried to cover hla concealment of the true name in u bunglesome manner. The younger man gave Ills name as Henry Cooper. After some delay at tho stable, the two men were carried to the guard-house. They were separated. Marshal Robinson took young Cooper aside and asked him to tell the whole truth about the horses, which ho proceeded to do tn a very frank manner. Ho told the whole story, and did not soein to (Kinceal any circumstance whatever. He stated that he and Crosslm ids com panion, hail stolen thu two horses from James Petty aud Clay Jones, two farmers who live dear each other In Murray coun ty. They reside about six miles from Til ton, a smalt station on the Western A At lantic Railroad. Marshal Robinson, after hearing Coop er's confession, went to Croraln and asked him if It was true. He hesitated, and then confirmed It In all Its particulars. A telegram was Immediately sent to the owners of the horses, but owing to Hie dis tance of their residence from telegraphic communication, no answer was received yesterday. The men are still In custody hero. After their own full confessions, their guilt np pears very plain,and they will, in all prob ability, receive the just recompense of the violated law. Our Marshal and his assistant police men deserve great credit for the tacit with which they managed tills cose, and which resulted In tile capture of two gross viola tors of s law, to the disregard of which a heavy penalty Is attached. Doubtless tliore will be news from Mur ray county Monday morning, and the two culprits will be carried back for u fair and impartial trial on tho scene of their past lives and their recent notable labors. You should step in at the attractive Boot and Shoe Store of Bedell A Ware and examine their new and superb stock—pur chased from the liest manufactories. You will find their prince extremely low, ami they warrant their goods as being of the 'n*et quality. Boneless Cod Fish at 8. Piurky’s. Open Air Mnrllng. The open qjr mating on the South Com mons, which were so largely attomh-<l and so interesting, were discontinued Home days ago on account of the inclement, weather. A meeting will bo held to-night at the saino place on tho South Commons, and there will be no services at any of the churches, to allow all who wish to attend, an opportunity for so doing. Rev. It. J. Corley, pastor of Kt. Luke church will preach. It is confidently expeehni, that should tho weather prove pleasant, fully I, people will assemble around the stand to-uight. There are acute prepared for about IKK). Several times during tho progross of the meetings held there tho seats were tilled completely, and hundreds were wtunding around on the outside of them. It Is said by close observers that many people are reached by means of these open air meetings who are never to be seen In churches, and who seldom have heard tho gospel preached. Those' en gagtni in conducting the are confident that thoy havo done much good. Choice Groceries always on hand, at lowest figures. Lips A M arkham. A choice line of French ami English Cassimores just received at the Now York Store. Gentlemen, go the Narrow Guage Store to buy your Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, it is the cheapest place you will find. J. L. Tbbadaway. New Dress Goods, in all the latest shades, just received at Jno. McGouoh A Co’B. Kt*(urn lluy*. Next Saturday, tho i)t.h instant, will be return day for equity cast's for the No vember term of Musoogoe Superior Court. Tuesday, the 19th, will be return day for all Common law cases. It is important that those two dab's should bo borne in mind by all who are interested In tho pro ceedings of tills term of the court. Re member return days. Y. M. A. The Young Men’s Christian Association will hold three meetings tills afternoon. One will be held at 4 o'clock on the South Commons, at the stand used for the open air meetings. This will be led by Mr. A. M. Brannon ;nt the saint' hour there will tie another meeting in the upper part of the city, at the residence of Mr. Wm. Snow, which will be conducted by Dr. J. Aul-rquhart; after the adjournment of these two simultaneous meetings anu pre cisely at a quarter past five o'clock, there will be a meeting ol the Association in the lecture room of the Presbyterian church, where services will le conducted by Mr. J. M. Fraser. A large attendance of tho members is requested at all of these meetings. The public and strangers specially are cor dially invited to be present. Magnificent Black Silks, direct from Importers, at Jno. McGouoh A Co’s. Bedell A Ware’s Shoe Store presents a most inviting appearanee to those in search of a fine Boot or .Shoe. Their stork |$ unsurpassed. THE TIMES: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1875. C om In*. Not the lightning rod man, for he has gone from among us. No more his red wagon kindles in the bosom of the colored troop lively hopes of another circus. Gone ! but we sorrow not as one without hope, for the equinoctial storm lain bis make. Gone too, the cigar man, and his lues we doeply deplore. Hlh “sample#" were good; aye and we hIuIII not look upon their like again. No, not till hla kind coun tenance, beam son us again, with “an en tirely new brand." The eewlng machine man will soon be with ua, but him we can hear; a mild af fliction com paratl vel y. No measles, to the small pox, Is he to the lightning rod man aud insurance agent. Rural as to hi# habits and one-horse as to hla transportation; his corning is a source of anxiety indeed, but not of fearful apprehension; albeit he parts his hair in the middle. But he is coming, the book agent. Ye that have tears, prepare to shod them now. The insurance agent is a man of one idea; he talks of death, with special ref erence to temporal affairs; and premiums are cash. A plea for credit Is an infalli ble antidote against him; as fatal as Paris Green to a caterpillar. Not so the bank agent; he will discourse you at all times, at all places, under all circumstances, and on all subjects; he at tacks indiscriminately, without regard to age, sex, or “previous condition." “Engaged in a benevolent work, and having just exactly the book you need," he is accommodating without stint, and familiar without ceremony. Will sell for cash; for part payment; on time, or without limitations or conditions. He never makes a bad debt; for Nature or the tide of Immigration have not yet brought the individual so obdurate os not gladly to yield before the third call. He is coming; his visitations have be gun ; prepare for the worst. Glad would we be to make some sugges tions tending to relief; but as the time, place, abreuinstances, or mode attack are beyond the stretch of prophecy, advice would be conjecture only. All that can bo done is to disclose to a generous public some of the usual tactics. Our "special circular to agents," says: from the prospectus and circulars get ideas and (stints; convert them into your own language, commit It to memory, go off alone and rehearse, until you can natu rally, and earnestly, talk of your book a full half hour in an unbroken strain. Being thus prepared you have confi dence in yourself. You are master of tin* situation. Another says; "Homo will buy for one reason, some for another. One l>oottusc he likes the book; one because he wants a complete library; one becauso he, would like to give it to somebody; one because be has’nt time to talk to you; another it may be to get rid of you; but what do you care so you sell the book. Throe-fifths, you see, buy when they don’t want the iook. Another says; Frequently you can sell to an Illiterate person, and O! the good that, book may do! The aspirations that it may awaken, the purposes that it may engender, and the improvement in all good and holy things that it may bring about, are away beyond any calculation. Precisely; tbe more ho can’t read the more he la benetttitxl. Aim! the "aapi ration*," tbe “purpose*?" and the “improvement” ore “away beyond any caftMtlltiet).'* I*s*o. Children Rocks, Just received at Jno. MoGouoh A Co’s. Kweet Potatoes, 96 writs per peek, at Lira A Markham's. Handsome Plaid Dross Goods, worth 50c. only 15c. at the New York Store. If you want a real fine Cigar for five cents, go to Newman's Ckub Store. IlMpres At Hwnvtflct. We had a call yesterday from Mr. Laine, advance agent of Dupres A Benedict’s fa mous minstrel troupe. These renowned Knights of the cork will give an exhibi tion at our opera house on the night of Tuesday the 12th. The troupe numbers several famous stars who are known from one end of the land to tho other. OKI Sam Price, whose “John Thomas cat” will be well remembered, Is one of tho end men. Sam is as genuine a negro as any brogan smasher in Muscogee county. Frank Su mont, known as the wm poser of several pupular ballads, D also along. Beside* those there is a host of scarcely less dis tinguished nogio delineators. The troupe is a good one and is receiving complimen tary notices from the press wherever it goes. Springer’s Opera House is sure to contain a fine crowd on next Tuesday night week. Beautiful shaded working Floss, in every color, at Jno. MuGough A Go's. Experienced Sale Ladies wanted at tho Dollar Store. , A telegram from Atlanta states that Col. J. M. Calhoun Is dead. Col. Calhoun was for several years Mayor of the city and he held that offlee when Sherman l>e selged the city. Upon Col. Calhoun the deiuaud for surrender of the city was made. He was forced to deliver It into the hands of an army that sacked and burned it as completely us any set of barbarians ever did a hostile town. Col. Calhoun was a very old citizen and was highly esteemed in Atlanta. Air. *. I‘irrtF Is one of tho cleverest men we know of. He appreciates the printers, as an evi dence of it, we will say that he furnished the Times offlee with u excellent lunch about twelve o’clock last night. The most common-sense thing In torft Is the Ladles' Skirt Supporter, at Jno. McGouoh A Co’s. The best Chewing Tobacco in the city at Newman's Cigar Stork. If yon w ant a good pair of Shoes, or a Hat, you can find it at the Dollar Store. Domestics in ull the best brands, at bot tom llguses, at Jno. Mr Gough A Co'a. RrlllUN MrrvlceK. There wiil be services in all the churches of the city this morning at the usual hour. The pastors will officiate and to each of the churches strangers will find a warm welcome. There will be no services at the churches to-night on ai-eount of the open air meet ing on the South Commons. A full line of tho latest novelties in La dies' Ties, Ruffs, Are., at Jno. M (Gough A Co’s. ——■ "■■ *■■■■ 1000 pieces Mnta at Jno. MoGorrm A Co's. HUKAFM. To-day will be a bright, beautiful Sab bath. (ictober coolness began yesterday, and gives promise of a continuance. Yesterday was a gala day for the coun try people for several miles around. Crowds of them were in the city, and the streets looked gay. Now is the time for setting out shade trees, and in after years they will bring you a return for your labor. That railroad meeting at Greenville, on the 6th, promises to be a big affair. Some Columbus men will be there. "Fresh oysters" is the sign now swing ing from a dozen doors and inviting hun gry humanity to the feast. Peaches still linger at the fruit stands and grocery stores, bqt they are few and small. Eut your lost melon and you will got chills enough to last you through the win ter. The Florida hotel keeper smiles blandly as tho cool weather comes upon us again in its deliciousncss. Tho girls at a church fair had a grab bag, and a bald-headed man drew out a llnetooth comb and swore it was a hum bug. The various choirs in the city practice weekly. Some of them slug finely. “Our Boys," “The Mighty Dollar," and “The Gamester" are the latest theatrical sensations in New York at present. It is not probable that we will get to see any of tbocu down here. Perhaps John T. Raymond, who Is crea ting a furore in New York, may make Co lumbus |xpie shake their sides before the winter Is over. They are finding lots of new coal. Don't be uneasy. Pile on the lumps and have a good warm fife. The juvenile world has about begun its annual potato roasting. This bracing atmosphere seems to in spire the spry collector with new energy, and he assails mankind almost fiercely. Every man in town ought to have an en gagement to go to church to-day. Rev. U. J. Corley will preach at the open air meeting to-night. Go out and hear him. If you are prematurely gray console yourself with the reflection that it Is both stylish and pathetic. "Father's Hair l Turning Gray,” the late sensational ballad, has been well an swered by another which asks, "Father, dear, why don’t you dye?" (Mluloid is anew explosive. Nitro glycerine and Impure kerosene are not thinning out the people fast enough. It Is said that nine persons out of every hundred; are insane from hereditary causes. Never mind. If you didn't see the eclipse, the other morning, don’t be dis heartened. There will be another, just as good, on the 25th of March, 1876, and It will be visible all over the United Static except In Florida. Atlanta Is the city of churches. It num bers thirty. Patent toothpicks are out at last. The j mot/uH opffmtN has not beee published as ! yet. Anew branch of Methodism has been organized in Northern New Jersey, under j the title of “United Methodist Church.' j They discord all doctrines except the plain | tetter of the New Testament, and hold to j immersion. Don't wait for aotoolxMly to lift you to ! the place you aspire to. Lift yourself. These cool and chilly days may be looked i on a* dictas rehearsal for the winters per formances. Be proud of your calling. If a shoema ker try to make a better shoe than any body else. The old, oid story of many weddings! to come off soon is now going the rounds. Now, is the glory oi house cleaning come. Florida oranges will soon come up j plentifully. Hour* are In tho market now, Tbe first of glonsus, leaf painting Octo ber oamo dull and gloomy. When a man tells us money is abound out we look into that man’s face and sim ply starve and nothing more. Tlie Court House is wrapt in an almost ■ solemn quietude. They say it is going to boas “cold us blazes" this winter. ■ - - . .■ The most extensive lut of Southern Da simers, amt Wool Jeans, can bo found at Jo. MoGoDOif k Co's. Tho Dollar Store soils tho host loading Calioocs at Eight waits por yard. The largest and prettiest lq£ of Ladies’ Silk Tins In thu market. Also, Ruffs at 10 oents apiece, at J. J. Whittle’s. Eleifaut Imported French and English Cloths and Casstmeros, at Jno. McGouoh k Co's® New Boneless c3d Fish and Irish Pota toes, at Lips A Makkham's Stop in at Newman's Ctjfar Store, on Randoltlh street, and tfvt three Havana Clears for a quarter. Hats, Boots aud Shoes, for tho million ami at Granger's prices, at Jno. McGouoh A Co's. Ktw Hush KiM4h, Now Collars and Cuffs, fresh line of Hamburg's Edging, choice Prints, Felt Skirts and Flannels, at J. S. Jonkh 1 , Sop. 1(U tf Columbus, Ga. Jewelry repaired and made to order Engraving and Watch Repairing dons at Wittich A Kinrei/s. M Milam* Fj’t OwteU, Now and complete line of Alpacas, Bril liantines, Black Cashmere* and Bomba zines, at J. S. Jones. Sep. 10-tf TO THK PUBLIC. Wishing to reduce uur stock, we now of fer for the next thirty days a large asßort mentof SOLID Gold St*fcs, Pius and Earrings at less than New Yorlt ixwt. Also a va riot y of Silver- plated Cantors. Tlhe goods will and must be sold at a large sacrifice. All other goods at reduced prices. Terms cast} on delivery. Call and satisfy your self at WrrricH A Kinski/s, jeao tf Jewelry Store. Just ArrlYFd, If you want Ladies’ or Misses' Hose, in medium or extra length, very cheap, go to sep22 dawtf J. J. Whittle's. KKWOVAI. NOTICE. Dr Wolf A Stewart, Joh Prtttert, Columbus, Go., have removed their Printing Office into the Dailt Times Office building, where they will be pleased to see their customers and friends and the public generally Having made new additions of type to their office, they are preptured to do all kinds of Job Printing at moat reasonable rates and at shortest notice. auff99 tf ***** a. MLAMimmin loot* 9. oammamu, HLAKOrOBB <tc OARBAKB, Aitumrys rand Counsellor* at Low. Office No. #7 BroftdstrMl, over Wittich k K ineol’e •Jewelry Store. WHI pnetiofl In Ute Stete end Federal Courta. febiM ttll't J. KATCHKM. M. U. OOKTVMIV*. H ITCUEr A OOETt'IIIIi, Atluraryi und Onarallnri Mt I.uw. Pr*cti4*,c Id Kute end Federal Coarts. OrncK—67 Hroetl stmet. over Wittich & Kin eel'* Jewelry Store. iy <oi i wnt ii tii.t w wuiirr. OFFICE DAILY TIWi. October '2 1871. FINANCIAL. Money I*< to 1 % por cent, (laid Luytug 112 •ellxng 114. Silver nominal. bill* on New York haying %c. di*4*oant; demand bill* ou Boston Ho. discount; bank check* ho. premium. COLUMBUS COTTON MARKET. MKW CLAN*. Market closed dull at tbe following quota tions : Ordinary It) 6$ — Good Ordinary 11 Low middlug* I'2 iu.l2 \ Middlings flood Middling*. & Warehouse sale* HI & hair*. Receipt* 3V2 bale*— 9 by 8. W .it R. ITS by M. A (I. RR, 2 Oby Westeru R. R.. 11 by N. k 8. B. K.. 000 by River. 104 b> wagon*. Shipment* MM hale*—4Bl by 8. W. H R . 0 by W. R. R.; 2T for home consumption. IAAILT ffTATEXXKT. Stock August 31, 1875 48A Rsi-eived to-day 822 •* previously 4,000 4,990 5,47* Rlilpt>sd to-day :>Oh “ previously 8,568 4,071 Htock on hand X.4**4 dam* day lout yenr—Received 326 •• •• •* —H tupped 65)3 ra .. .. 362 ** “ —Htock 1,777 Total receipt* to date 6,152 Middlings 13 V V. *. FORTS. Receipt* at all port* to-day 12,052 bales; ex port* to Great Britain bale* ; Continent fl*)4 bales. Consolidated ; exports to Great Britain bale* ; to Continent France —: stock at all port* l#y,M9. Au*u*t Flower. The moot miserable beings in the world are thoeo Hufferlng from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. More than aeventy-five |>er of tiie people in the United Stab* are afflicted with thee two dUca**** and their effects, ! HiM;h A8 Hour Htomaj-li, Hick He*ct*ehe, Habitual CofitivemwH, Palpitation of the ■ Heart, Heart-burn. Water-brash, gnaw ing and burning paiim at the pit of the Stoma&h, Yellow Hkiu, Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low spirits, Ac. Gt> to the Drug St<>re of Dr. F. L. Brooks and get a 75 cent bottle, or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Two doeea will relieve you. octl tf | WtlholV* Tnlc—A Safe. Burr a*d Sell*. tide Cars. The unprecedented sale of this world-' renowned medicine proves ineonteetibly that no remedy has superseded the use of this reliable Tonic. No spleen has been found so hard as not to yield to its soft ening influence, and no liver so hypertro phied as not to give up its long-retained’* bilious secretions, and no Chili or Fever has yet refused to fall into line. Whoc look; Finlay A Cos., Proprietors, New Or- i leans. For sale by ail druggists, daw Corsets and Ribbons for the million at J. H. Jones’. WnocraTby \v7uV’4aMil*. Four <4) good Cigar Manufacturers. Per ; manent employment given to good hands. | Term*—'liberal. jp‘JS tf The largest and prettiest selects>u of Transfer Flowers in the city, is at febu dawtf I. J. WmrTLg'a. Anew lot of 10-4 Sheeting and Pillow Case Homespun just in and fur sale cheaper than ever known before, at sepffii J- J- W uittlk’s. Bridal Pbkhbnth of Solid Silver and Silver-Plated Ware. Anew assortment just received at V'rrricn A tfittHt’i If you want a Black Lace IV>int at New | York cost call at J. J. Whittle’s. | sep‘22 tf New Dress Goods, embracing N>autiiul effects in Plaids, also Gray Silk Poplins, especially adapted to iinmc<iiate wear nt J. S. Jones’. Sep. 10-tf Call at J. J. Whittle’s and get some ot I the Eureka Spool Silk. It is the smooth est, strongest and cheapest silk In use. Sop 22 ! Jeans, Tweeds and Casslmeres; Alpacas, ; black or colored; Marseilles, Quilta, Tow ' els, and Napkins at J. S. Jones’. At I.eoa Tlimm Coat to Ho.4* Owl. Fine Cloths and Casslmeres, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. I> ftot lose the op portunity. H.T. ORIGLEB. Sept. 2H tf CHAM. HEY MAH A CO.U* RESTAURANT AND SALOON. Imported and Domestic Liquors, Wines Cigars and Tobacco. CINCINNATI LAGKK BRER DEPOT, lyao Columbus, Ga. A Large assortment of Collars and Cuffs of the latest styles just received at sep22 J- J. WHTITLE’S. Why Will To* n* Away V WITHOUT A PARALLEL. The demand for Dr. J. Bradfleki’s Fe- j male Regulator is beyond precedent in j the annals of popular remedies. Orders come in so thick and fast that the Propri etor has, heretofore been unable to fill them all. He is happy to state that ar rangements arc now complete by which he is prepared to manufacture Female Regulator on a scale equal to the emer gency, and the public may fed assured that their wants may now be supplied. Physicians of high repute are using this great remedy. In daily practice, all over Georgia. Hereafter no woman need suf fer from suppressed, suspeaded or irreg ular menstruation. This valuable medi cine is prepared by L. H. brad held. Drug gist, Atlanta, Ga., and sold at $1.50 per bottle by druggists throughout America HEARTY BLOOMING WIDOW. Marietta, Ga., March 9, 1870. Mejurrs. BradJU ld A Q>.: Gentlemen—You will please ship us an other supply of your invaluable Female Regulator, and forward bill by mail. We are happy to state that this remedy gives better satisfaction, than any article we sell. We have been selling it since IWH, and witnessed many remarkable cures by it Among others, there was a lady friend of ours who was sallow and sickly until she was twenty-six years old, when she was married. Her husband lived two years and died. She continued in bad health; in fact, she has never been what j a woman ought to be. A few months . after the death of her husband she saw your advertisement sod came to our store and bought a bottle of your Regula tor from us. and took it according to di rections. It has cured her sound and well, brought her regular monthly peri ods on, and to-day she is a hearty, bloom ing widow —with the use of but two bot tles of your Regulator, costing her only three dollars, when she had tried several physicians and spent a great deal of money without any benefit Wishing you great* success with your valuable reme dies, we are, respectfully yours, etc., ?ip23 3m THE GREAT GEORGIA STATE PAIR! 1875. THE ANNUAL PAIR POR 1875 OF THK GeorgiaStato ni**il Society WILL BE HELD IN MACON, GEORGIA, At the Beautiful Central City Park Grounds, Beginning Monday, October IN. 1H75, AND CONTINUING ONE WEEK. A Larffo, und T.itxi*al Premium Llut ' Cohering all Departments of Industry is offered, HALF FARE RATES Over all the Railroads in Oeorgia, for visitor* and article* for exhibition, coining to tho Fir, Al*o, EXCURSION TICKETS From York, Baltimore, Bo*tn and Philadelphia, both by all rail and st*-*rn*hip route*. Irilcli'S tor Kxliiliitlon slioiilil lie in fftieen hj SiiluntH), 14(1 li Orlolx r. iiiml lion- eliipprd l>_> ptirtics olio do not port to ntloiid (lie Fnir in pmon, nliould be uililrewieil TO THE SECRETARY GEORGIA STATE FAIR, MAOOIV, OA . The Best and Largest LIVE STOCK SHOW ever held in the State or the South. More and Finer Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry than ever before Exhibited. Partu s wishing Fine Stock, a* a tine Harue** or Saddle Horae. Milch Cow, Thoroughbred Bull, trio of Chicken a. etc., will find tlie occasion of this Fair a rare opportunity to secure them. I )iNi I ill'll if**li4cl ViHitorw. Many distinguished gentlemen, of national reputation, from the Northern, Western and Eantern State* will be present, among them Senator Thurman, Hou. George H. P*udleton. and Mr. F. Has xaurek. ol Ohio; Hon. Thomw A. Hendricks, aud Hou. D. W. Voorhees. of Indiana; Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, of lieUworc. Hon. Wiiltsm D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania; Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York; Hun. LukuP. Poland, of Vermont; Hou. J. P. Chris ttaiuy, aud Hon. George Willard. Wf Michigan; Ur. lieorge B. Iriug. of Riston; General Joseph R. Hawley. President United (State* OntenuiaiCom uiiMioß. aud a rail delegation from tho t Vutennial Board Several of the above named gentlemen will deliver addresses ou different days of the Fair. Hon. Jefferson Davi*, Charles Fratu i* Adams *nd other* have replied to tho invitations to be present, but are uncertain a* to being rble to attend. Mend to the B>cretary at Maeon for Premimu List* embracing * fall scheilule of the preraiam*. rules. regulati*u*. etc. Also, for all information regarding transportation fncilltto*. ositrie*, etc. A. H. (XJLQUITT, President. T. G. HOLT, General Superintendent. geplH dAwhl MAIA’OM .IQHNMTnN, Hecretary FORTUNE IS FICKLE! LIFE UNCERTAIN -BUT- One of the Most Certain and Stable of Earthly Things IS A POLICY IN THE Mobile Life Insurance Comp’y Home Office : Mobile, Ala. MAI'RK E MCCARTHY, Pre*ldet. H. M. FRIEND, See’j. SHEPPARD IIOMASS, Actuarr. Prompt, Progressive, Popxtlar I Prompt in the Payment of Losses. Progressive, because it lias Lise Business Men at its head. Popular, because it is first class. Leading Company, because it is doing more business than any other company in the Souih. r-ff Issues all kinds of Policies. Agents wanted. Address R. A. RANDALL, Genesai, Agent axb Manager, Gadsden, Ala. J .Brararaaira^ira* mmmmmmmmmmm The Singer Again Triumphant! O The World’N Award Received -THE WORLDN FAVORITE” SEWING MACHINE SALES OF 1874: The table of Sewing Machine sle* for 1874 show that our sale* last year amounted to 341,8?9 Machines, being a large increase over the previtm* year. Tbe table how* that OUR SALES EXCEED THOSE OF ANY OTHER COMPANY For tbe period named, by the number of 14M,833 Machine*, or nearly THREE TIMES THOSE OP ANY OTHER COMPANY! It may be further stated that the sale* tf 1873. a* compared with those of 18T2, “bow * relatively larger increase, beyond the sale* of other makers. For instance, in M 72 °*<l 45.0T0 more Ma chine* than any other company; whereas, in 1873. the sale* were Ilff.'JSl Ylurliitt*-* in Ilwini r our ll>kl><‘*4 Cemp(itor! AND TN 1874 OCR SALES WiRR I4N,M Sarliinra Wore Than Any 4Uher 4 ompttny! Test “The Singer*’ before Purchasing Any Other. TKHMH EASY—PAYMENTS 1.K.11T. Tno Singer Manufacturing Cos No 17:rBrouglitoii Street, Savannah, Ga. C. A. VOSBI KC.H. Mauww. IIRANCII OFFICES In Atlanta. Athens, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, 0a -’ Charleston and Columbia, H. C., Jacksonville and Tallahassee, Fla. J. B. SHIPP, Agent, At U BroaN street, t olumhm. Ca. a- BmiJ tout KllTtK to the above Office* fut • Chtetogne ot U>e Celebrated BAZAAR OI.OVE FITTING PATTERNS Ttw*v are the best, the ebe*pr4, *Tvl moat stylish pattern* In the market, atigl* nn.