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THE DAILY Tim Coiumbiu. On.. WEPKttPAT. . ....OCTOBg<r>f ri* Amnia ritai.uk. , _ K-I(i>r , <■. 11. WII.I.IAM*. I LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION la City 1....1 .I.iir 1.., Tns ucnput crop o{ Tuunesseo la vrtrxM tfxfwo this year. Go to ruls inj! jfroUTi(f-l>eas. * Tbk President bus stoppedut Wash ington for a fmvduys on liia tour nirmnd tb world. ptojilaqiay him foO.rtOO a year, and tho railroads allow him free paaaea. He la an ex pensive figure-head. Kron Prlnx Fred dy hue also fv timed with the Kill ner. 'JfNg Government; tjas been in the hunosoY Mlbordffiotes from June until OctohjuMSth. "Nero fiddled while IloiSe war tutrnlng.” The President bus drawn upon the Treas ury during his travils fPS.OB4. Chioaho, the largest grain market j in the world, handles about 90,000,000 bushels annually, and has now in op eration eigh|teii4team elevators, with a capacity of 15,350,000 bushels, or more thun the averugo product of 1,000,000 acres of the fertile wheat producing lands of tho continent. Their capacity varies from 200,000 bushels to 1,500,000. The entire cost of the eighteen elevators now iu Operation was übout SS,OOO,tXW, ex clusive of the cost of the grounds on which they stand. Sknatoii Cjiuistiancv, in a letter to tho Iteform Couveotiou at Detroit, announces himself as u hard money man. Politicians who persistently straddled the currency fence, jump dowu with a decided air on the bond holders’ side sihee the Ohio election. But these chameleon politicians may be left out In the cold next year. Better wait awiiite, gentlemen, be fore ringing the lie 11 to back down stream. Polities are, just now, like u seething cauldron on that subject, and fore-sight is more valued thun hind-sight. Tub North Curolinu Gazette, In an article with the caption “Exemption from Taxation," thus alludes to the Empire State of the South ; “Qaufigla has tried this liberal ays- Mm or mfrtUniig ner manufacturing advantages, and Ueorgiu Is to-day tho Empire State of tho South, with her cotton, woolen and iron mills; and tho factories to which, in t heir incep tion, she stretched forth a generous hand, are now great monied corpora tions, enriching their stockholders and (louring money into the coffers of the commonwealth.” To secure more currency the South must increase the production of arti cles of commerce demanded by the markets of the country. -Memphis Avalanche. The South produces more “articles of commerce” which bring gold into tho United States than the North and East combined, and yet currency is becoming sanreer. The majority of tho cotton planters are like the man “in the Desert of Sahura with his canteen empty and no creek handy,” reading the account of tire abundance and purity of the waters of tho Mis sissippi, its portrayed in a hard mon ey Memphis paper, Wp give the following, dipped from tin exchange, in ordor to Hhow how immigration is secured in Cali fornia. Tho volume printed at the expense of the State entitled “Re sources of California” we believe to be the most complete published in this country. At tho completion Of our Geological Survey it is to be hoped that Georgia will publish bucli a volume. It cannot be done satis factorily by any Individual at his own expense. The New Italy Is the title of a pa per designed as a guide for immi grants to Southern California. It is sent gratis on application, and is ac companied by maps of the section. The number before us gives a fair showing of thongrioulUHal and othoi advantages of Southern California, which is claimed to rival the Italian peninsula ill productiveness. Such local names as Pomona, Altiambra. &c.,aro vory Biiggestive or a genial cli ra.ni-. PuWisued at Dos Angeles, California. The Memphis AVulunehe gives the following particulars of the grand Democratic demonstration at Grena da, Miss.: The full length of the procession was about a mile ntid a quarter. It is estimated that betweu f.SUOuud 2.uui colored men from this and adjoining counties participated in the proces sion, who littvo come forward and united them elves with the Demo cratic party, and assist, with the white men, in shaking off the shac kles of Radicalism and corruption. Younger, the colored orator from Louisiana, spoke for atiout an hour, amid cheering anti applause; but, Bufferingfrom hoarseness, he excused himself from speukiug longer. Tlie people of Grenada county, and in fact throughout the entire 'State, are thoroughly aroused and are deter mined that Mississippiuns shall rule Mississippi, let come what will, and tho uulorcd people are opening their eyes and swung by tho light of the post that it wtil not do to continue supporting carpet-baggers who have no Interest hers, except to piundei the people. Tho following oommmiieation leashed us yesterday in tlie form of a postal card: “Please stop my Sun, os I don’t want to see another New York pa(ier übout my place of business. You are ail n set of infernal traitors to tile Democratic party. “M. W. Wallace. "ItiJEaiuNy, Pa„ Oct, l;l. “ I New York Sun. Miss Armstrong, of Brooklyn, went to.jMikML Italy, a few yen is ago, to perMtktier batuiMlry bountiful voice, and it is now announced in the City of ChULtghua t tuit she has been wooed and *'(> bv Hit opulent wvlvteman who lives in splendor in the suburbs m’Jflh'iuw.—'Exidiaiigo. The fortune of Verdi is put down nt ftoo.ooo, that ot Ristori at the same figure: and that of Priroa Donna Stoli and Rossi at about $200,000 each. --The American Shovel Compa ny eonteinlate starling a shovel factory In Atlanta, I roino.VM AAD St IIIUKX jdrTlicro \s scarcely a day tliat we do hot flud Armanis of a suicide in some ofour efehafttes. Iff the majority |of tlithi) unities Itreet j their fate throSgh tlio medium of i poisons. Suicides now cease to sur prise the public; but they ought to so ulurm us that public opinion will rise UP in its might, and put down the barbarous custom of selling poisons to whomsoever may puy for them. ! This custom has been übolished in all otbor civilised countries. Now that the druggists of the State meet in convention this <lay, in Macon, tlie subject Js particularly opportune. We (Sill upon them to protest against this dangerous traffic, which is daily precipitating unfortunates into eter nity. We take this extract from the Atlanta Constitution, showing how fatal the effect of this indiscriminate and unrestricted traffic iu poisons is: We are informed through the police that a mother of this city, night before last, poisoned her in fant child by mistake. The child was only a few mouths old, and had been sick. Tho mother in attempting 10 give the medicine, administered by mistake half a grain of morphine. As soon as the mistuko wus discover ed a physician was sent for, who did all in his power to save it, hut with out avail. Tlie child died yesterday morning. In this instance a mother's anguish Is clearly due to neglect. We ossert that no law in tho hind Is so defective as that pertaining to tho sale of drugs in Georgia. No one should he allowed to buy a poisonous drug from a pharmacist, without a prescription or order from his or her attending physician. Neither ought clerks employed by Apothecaries to be allowed unre stricted license to sell drugs unless they have proved themselves quail tied before tho pro(>er tribunal. let all clerks in drug stores not so quail lied be limited to tlie sale of articles, not drugs. In order to show the im portance of this .suggestion, we give below the resolutions adopted by tire Hoard of Health pr New York, arid suggest that similar sanitary precau tions be incorporated into the laws o. j our State. poisons. Manitauy Bimeui Health Dep’t, ( No. .'til Mott Sr. N. Y., July 22,1875. i Tu Drim/UU, Dealer a in Paint* tin l Other*: At a meeting of the Board of; Health, held July 31st, 1M75, the fol j lowing Preamble and Resolutions . were adopted: "Whereas, The sale of Paris Green Is now verc general, and suicides by j persons with this material, "have be come alarmingly frequent.’’ “Resolved, That the Sanitary Hu perlutandent be, anti that he is here by directed to enforce $ 15 of “ilie[ Sanitary Code, and to cause it print ed notice of the same, anti of the j State Law, with regard to ’the sale J of Poisons’,to bo serveil upon all per sons who keep tills and other Poison ous materials ‘for sale.’ ” SANITARY cone. Sec. 15. That no poisonous medi cine, decoction, or substance shall be held for sale or sold, except for law ful purposes and with proper mo tives, ami by |H>rsoiiß competent to give the proper directions and pre cautions us to the übo thereof; nor shall liny bottle, box, imrccl, or re ceptacle thereof be delivered to any person unless the same is marked “Poison.” nor to any person who the party delivering the same has reason to think intends it for any illegal or improper use or purpose. SIT.ITK I .XIVmWITV. THE ELECTION OF A PROFESSOR OK NAT URAL PHILOSOPHY AND ASTRONOMY. The Siiedal session of tlie Board ol Trustees of the University or Geor gia convened here yesterday, for the purposeof electing a President of the .state College and a Professor of Nat ural Philosophy and Astronomy, in the place of Dr. Wm. Leroy Broun, recently resigned. Col. L. H. Cnar bonnier was chosen Presidenl of l lie ■State College, anti we tire prepared to assert that under his utile govern ment the School of Agriculture and .Mechanic Arts will tiud an able head and a wise management, Mr. Montgomery Gumming, o( Georgia, a graduate or the Universi ty of Toronto, Canada, was elected Professor In Dr. llrouit's chair. Mr. Gumming is a son of Dr. William Henry Cumming, of our State, and took the medal offered by the Prince >f Wales for general scholarly proll oleticy. For tlie foil wing address, by Dr. \b-Gotti, President of the University College, Canada, upon presenting his medal to Mr. Camming, wc arc greatly Indebted to Gen. Lawton, ol Savannah, who kindly loaned it to us for publication: Dr. MeGaul then rose to introduce the Ptitioe of Wales' prizeman, Mr. Gumming. In doing so, he said that it was with peculiar pleasure that he presented the pr'seiuuu, because it was the proceeds of a (uml given to the University' at the time of tho visit of His Rival Highness to tilts coun try. It differed from all tae other re wards in that it is for proficiency. In presenting it to Mr. Cumnliug, lie lid sd as being of the highest stun I lag iu general proficiency which he obtained tv being first in Metaphy sics and English, first, in mathe matics, second class iti classics, combination never before achieved. He felt u peculiar pleasure at the re sult, because from the very llrst en trance into the University the recipi ent's conduct, demeanor and pro gress had been most satisfactory, dul there was another reason, arid lie thought there would be a large amount of sympathy accorded the reoipieut on the same account. He came from tin) south of the”dividing Hue between this and tlie neigh boring country, and was not a Canadian. They had the pleasure of welcoming friends from tlie other side, and they very dis tinctly renTetnbcred tlmt there were some came tram New York who wrote their names high in the list of academic honors. And that they found that Kentucky took the lead, Wit; Inst of all, Georgia has Cupped them by her son. ,Cheers.i It will be a satisfaction to find many com ing from tho States here, if they will Uud the advantages such us will war rant their coming. We cun, he said, assure them that this is an o|ieu Held and no favor, and he ventured to as sert that if they won any honors from out; qien they will creditably take them. Of caotse. ituriug the troub les that tire now ended there were many homes made desolate and household gods were strewed on many a hearth, and even now the ve ,'ctai ion is scarcely grown up that was trodden by tire iron heel of war. There are those who still retain a feeling to the old cause of whom may be said, as is said of the old Ro man— Yictrix caum dels piaucit, sed victa Catoui— m TIMES: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1875. For tlie benetit til these friends pres ent who may not have graduated he would express It in tho rendering of tfcnold translation ; The g us *tul Cato did in this divide, ■pay th wo tuuqmrlpg, ho ilio ouiquemd Perhaps there may lie in the North those whs fecl-that, sueeess and may lie of that opinion. It was not for us to nX|>m* ah bpfrilOD ; but this lie tfltl venture to say, that us kind friends ami good neighbors, nnr ear nest Uqpo I* that peace and plenty | and happiness may traverse tlie land 1 with their attendant train over every portion of lire domination of tlie vast Republic. .Cheers. Athens Geor gian. M BLIC: OPINION The result may In- taken us settling couelusivuly that the people ure not prepared to embrace inllalionlsm, and that the Democratic party, to succeed, must stuud firmly by its faith iu honest money.—Detroit Free Press. Cotton at. 10 to 13 cents i>er pound, wisely observes the Bolivar, Tennes see Bulletin, will lie a good enough reason for our farmers to sow small grain Raise your living at home, tiud the cotton will he clean money. Buy your provisions, and 10 cents for , cotton is us sure to sell your farm us ! an earthquake would be to swallow 1 it. The Washington Republican, in: speaking of the Catholic school ques j lion, says: “The Po|>e's toe had more to do with It iu Ohio than a, majority of hard money Republicans are willing to admit." And further it says, that the school question and the anti-Carey influences combined to aid the Republicans in their; struggle for hurt money; but fe tear j that it they bail dot bees aided by I these side issues they would have! been defeated. The Democrats in Pennsylvania. New York, and Massachusetts should j not waste u moment before bringing the issue of tlie pending caaiiatfgn buck to honest government and ad ministrative reform.—New York Bun. Whatever mav lie said of currency scarcity, all inflationists dodgo one rust; the supply, per capita, is larger Mian ever befor* the war, when no body complained of any scarcity.— Memphis Avalanche. IH|isn fact, tlien, that Eastern “In*rt*h| dtn” has his own share and tlmt of all the other “|ier capita’s', besides. There may bee verso mini gallons of water lief otipifft. for the Inhabitants of the globe -but how I loeg that effect a man in the mid dle of the Great Desert witli an emp ty canteen and no creek handy? Nashville American.— ■ all'll- an ii, v to. i Ari exchange has the following | 1 sound argument against specie re- j ; sumption in 1373: ; A return to specie payments will | not, enthuse the laboring classes if st a [ tistics arc worthy of belief. The fol- j lowing tallies show the price of labor in tire Southern States in IH7D and In j 1371, and tlie priee of living in thd j .Southern Brutes in 1367 and in lH7i: ; SOUTHERN STATES. Labor, 1870. ls7t.; Virginia t.oifl 325 > North Carolina 310 l.ttoc South Carolina 1.n67 1..Y10 Georgia .1,133 I,IXHI Florida . l.noo I,<KM) Al ii. Him l. St 1,101 Mississippi . 1.457 I.IKSI Louisiana 1,525 1,500 Texas 1,40) 1,300 Arkansas t,430 i,4sn . enimssee 1,338 1,000 Tills gives an average decline of live and one-half per cent, in the price of ordinary farm labor at the ■South since 1870. For mechanical labor (daily wages the following figures are given blacksmiths lieiug taken as an exam ple : 1870 1874 Virginia 2n 23) North Carolina 2 '4 2.vi Sou 111 Carolina . 225 351 Geargia 271 300 Floiida . 325 221 Alabama . 233 233 Louisiana . . ,130 4xi Texas .2ss 3 0 Mississippi 111 son Arkansas 331 S5 reiuteesee 370 325 This shows an Increase of five and nne hnlf |s*r emit, in the prico of mechanical lathir in t he South since 137'*. Die following tables shows the prices of provisions, clothing, sfo., in the South ern states in 1867 ami iu 1874 : 1367 1874 ! Flour *1123 *6 56 orn Leal 4 on 4 23 1 Bacon 13*; 13 Hams V3 16 Lard 21); 10', Hut ter .. 31 -33 ’otaUsss 1 is 1 23 liicc. 15 1 . Beans 13 12 lea.. . 2on 1 U 4 Coffee . 3*l 20 sugar (brown) 13 10); Hhlrtings (brown) 22 12 -he tings (bleachtsU.. 21 IS Prints p-atieo) . 13 11 it. an I (meebnuivs) per wwk 5 17 4 60 Women in factories i. . 4 43 3 03 The average decline in the cost of living Ivys boon over twent.-six ;emit , while tho price of lalnir has actually advanced. The stun hud adopted by the Uniteil Slates is the Wlncheflter tinsiiel.lßl iayUes in diameterausiile, 8 inches ueeu and con taint's 2,150 4i ton cubic inches. It is the legal bushel of each Stale, having no sjiecial statute bushel of its own. A qplf bushel measure should cantaiu 1,1)75 2t-BK) cubic inches. l'o find the chntenls of* ey-Rndrl (•ni measure Tjßiltiply tlie square of tlie diameter by, 785.398 and t hen by tlie dptti. Example: 18JX181-542.25; M2.25X.785,39*i8,80*i 368$*)3X-2.13U 12 100. The UnitedHlffteg standard gallon measures 231 I'Upit) laches. A barrel contains w gallons or 9,‘2Pi cubic inches. 5 yards wide by 968 long contains 1 acre. 10 yards wide by ISI loug contains 1 acre.’ i * 20 yards w ide by 212 long contains 1 acre. 40 yards wide by 121 1 acre. 60 feet wide by “26 long contains 1 tie re. tin feet wide by 396 long contains 1 acre. 220 feet wide by 198 long contains 1 i acre. Rossi is playing in Paris and has had such success there as to positive ly disim lin and 1 din from breasting tlie stormy Atlantic this season. He for feits SIO,OOO in gold uml accepts all the otiier ills that breaking his Amea icuu contract renders him , .!! J 18... ■iH'rebW—.. '■spjwtt" PRESERVE YOUR ROOF FROM RUST AND DECAY. ! 'piIERJi lA NO CLASS O? MEN MORE ANNOY* ‘ I El> tu*n tu • nin/buildiuj;* hTiDg Tin *-id Slu‘*t Iron Kooflug. *nd ttxer** is NO PAINT OR OIL MIX ITTEE EN- *WN. Out iU keep i* h ro •!* frv>iu m- re tU*u one >e*r m *t. The uudertisfue t will REPAIR and PAINT %uj Tin or Iron Roof with tlu’ir Tatcnt AT.*iup* •iiiou Uit'ifiDM. Ma t guarantee it to laat and Nt *X LEAK fnr<**Yea y<-ara. ff* uaa no Lead Oil. Boat*, Tar or anythin** of that aort. Our A. J. Kiddle, will rail upyoa merohanU and warehouae iut'U iu a dAjra. 0, D, SMITH CO. octaO 3t _ Ineetora,_ W. F. TILNF.K, DrnlUt, Uandulpk atreet, (oppiMiite Htrupper’a) OolaJnbna Janl ly] Oeorsria. g THl’^ MU WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSES F.I J. KAUFMAN, 1 I At HI llroail Nt., C JoliimlkiiM. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A ROUT 100,000 pounds Bacon, 1,000 barrels Flour, 600 sacks Oats, 600 “ Salt, 100 “ Coffee, 200 barrels Sugar, 200 “ Syrup, 1,000 boxes Soap, 1,000 “ Sundries. ALL UOUIVS SOU) AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IS THE USITED STATES Wf ( harfr no Urayaxe or Hkarfasr. •h ii J. KAUFMAN. net U 5 lm ELE3ANT MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS! ! r pHE LADIRB ARK KHVK TALLY NOTIHED I that I will he pleased if they will call and ,x* I amine my I Elngant Stock Millinery and Fancy Goods KMIIUACINP EVERY VARIETY OF IlatN, Itoiiiicls* mill Fliinm, ItililioiiN, Scarfs anil Tic*. ; Hair Goods and Trimmings, Feathers and Novelties. Milliner} - a Mpccinlty j y.-u want any thing fctylmh at Liviug Price*, don't forget t • call. MRS. M. R. HOWAR J octlA if a Uaud* -Iph Street. C. I*. SUMS, WITH Moore, Smith & Go. WHOLESALE HATTEES, 272 A ar I Devonshire Sired. Winlltrop Sq lift r<*, 11. M. MOORE, > l P. P. SKttH F. 11. HMITH, } BOSTON. |J. KEDINti. J B. POTTER. ) Factorj at Barre, Mass. oetn 1 ’ REMOVAL. C. 11. LI3QIJIIV. Hnlf’hmnkrr ami Jowrllrr, llaei to 97 l i Br a.l Street, uext to H'- f ta, I<ul Huuau, Work eolieitcd. Prouiptnepe and diapstch guaraiitc**d. oclOtt Bargains in Land. Valuable Plantation for Sale. * IMIE PLANTATION known a*, the ”Oarranl I PiauUtiou,” aituated five milt’s from ttoiuni bttn. on th< Hi nthweateru Itaiiroad. containing ekiven huiuirod acre. - * id kpni. luow.vr lea. Said plantation cemfcitM a lartrt* ((ttifittty of bottom lauda, cleared aud uncleared, beatdea a couaid rabie quantity f uncharml upiaud. A u*n utete aurvey of tin* whole pltce. made recently by sue tkmtity Hurvt*y>r. ahowiug the number i a< rea li each lot ot land—th* number of acres iu Mach lot cleared and mndeared—alao the water courses, Ac., can be seen by application to the undersigned Haul land will be told M a wRoIa ot in aej-aratc lota t- auit prtT*h*era.' Tkrmh: One third caeh; balance payable with inter at ou time. ■> l or iurtner par t :cliars %iq>!y at wwce ti I.UI N F (.IRllim. wm aYeyi:h, ■ "IT’l*! 11*1 '+ f % • Hamlolph Htreot, Hoot acl SiiocmiiUpr* nEALER IN LEATHER AND FINDINGS. All orders filled at abort notice; prices low. I lave alMo provide-d myaolf with a machine tor putting Elastic in Gaiters, at low prices. octß (im T. S. SPEAR, No. 101 Broa! St.. Columbus, 6a. awpecmuiy w*Ucit work Is liiquiiriug WaUlus, GWvks ami Jewelry ESORAVPia NEATLY LONE AM work will receive prompt attention, and guaranteed, at an reasonable prices sa any or.a. He t.a* in bin employ Mr HUGH FERGUSON, who ia well know • as a first class and practical workman. ociotr th*>•. JOHN BLACKMAR NON-BOARD Agoncy, Gunby’s Building, St. Clair St. American, of Philadelphia. Establish'd ISIO. Aeacts over $1,100,000. Amazon, of Cincinnati. Assets over $937,500. Petersburg, of Petersburg. Va. Q>. SUt, drpo.il SIO,OOO. CMh cpiUl $200,000. Penn, of Philadelphia. Cub CpiUl SIOO,OOO. The .bove ri'mpanir. dn .o, b.lons to tke N tioualHoard pt Underwriter* expensa of membership thereby saved, is eiven to thair pocy holders In LOWER RATES. Kfsk# on Merchandise. Residences, Cotton, Qin Houses and Furniture solicited. octlT ly For Depaty Marshal. tr I ir. .1' • lor the ofleo of Deputy j Marshal <4t the Election Sat* , ure.y, utk.*)K7. A.. m.pllM(u ly. o, t 13 Id JOHN MARK ORKESE. Fancy Goods! Fancy Goods!! SEW AND 4t.EDA ST kTOCK OF BOHE MIAN or.AMUTAser wST7sßf3>o?nrsiTS j..t r,o,lv'-d•( 1.. 1.. CawOßßY'w net 10*3 n ‘'hitts and Glass fltore. j CASH THICK USTi OF Robert S. Crane. • "" Cut, Loaf. Crush an 1 Powdered Sugars, 15c. Standard A and White Extra C •• i2V<t-13 Choice Rio Coffee. TWcrWic jkt lb. Prime Rice 10c, St. Louis P ari Grits 5c per lb. CkviQf Young Hyson. Imperial and Oolong Teas per lb. Z sell fine T-aa cheaper than any house in the trade. All Teas guar anteed. Kerosene 011 30c per gallon. Taylor's Soap, 16 bars for #l. Oolgates* Starling soap, 16 to 30 bsrs for $1 Pure Mott* Ukt per lb. Candles.full weights, 20c p r lb Clapp’s Factory Meal. Grit* aud Flour at Mill j prices. Goods delivered promptly Free of Drayage. , 04-t7 6m ILE3MOVAI,. Tho Public are Informed that I have moved my Tailoring Establishment TO THE STORE NEXT TO llogniTa I<*o House, Ilivmcl Htroel. I.Y>R THE PURPOSE of carrying on ray Bu*l nt-ss, 1 have this day astociated with me nr. 11. MKI.I.H V\, A fine and prompt Workman. We will bv pleased to serve the public. an<l will guarantee as FI MS WORK as can u done in tb.- United .States Bring in your orders for ‘Halts and they * ill b.- { furnished with promptness. Respectluily, K(ehm: a sellman. octl tf G. T. WILLIAMS, | Artist and Photographer, !\o. HI Broad Htrrrt, tohimhu-, Ua. | N 'ONE but First Class Photographs all sixes Slid styles, plain or colored. Old Picture* copied aiut enlarged, and by the aid of the artist'* brush they surpass the original. Cau compete with any gallery North or Houth in pictures or price. One visit to the Oaliery will satisfy anyone i that no better Pictures can be taken than are taken at this Gallery, regardless ot oloudy weather. FRAMES. GLASS, and FRAMING FIXTURES I on Land G. f. WIIIIitfN. OclOtf Proprietor. j Colonists, Emigrants and Travelers Westward. I Nik map circulars, condensed time tables aud I | 1 general iufortnatiou iu regard to transp->r : tation fa -ilitiee to ail poluta in Tennessee. Ar ; ksiisaM Missouri. Minnesota. Colorado Kansai-, ! Texas. lowa. New Mexico Utah and California, apply to or addreaa Ai.BEHT B. WRENN, Gen eral liailroao Atlauta. Gs. No one should go West witho. t first getting in communication witii the General Railroad Agent, and become informs t as to auperi>>r ai vantages, cheap and quick transportation of fam iiies. household goods stock and farming imple ments generally. Axx nvpomxiATiou chkkbkulxt given. W L DANLEY. sept ft tf O. P. A T A. SANS SOUCI BAR AND RESTAURANT J. Vi. RY4X, I’ropristflr H AVING h cured the Proprietorship of this lM>pulsr rnsort. 1 hsve tnerougbly refitted refurnished and stocked it with the finest WIN KM and other LIQUORS aud CIGARS to be found tic Uti or anv ofctoer market OYSTERS FISH. G VME. and Choice M ala served at all hours, at reanouable pri> *s. Parties turuished wuli private rouius wh n h sirsu. FRESH OYStF.IW uow rec. ivt-d daily fr >ja savannah ami Mobile, and served In any style de aired.. As soon ss the next s*s*on commence* I will take . barge t the Will i H HVUfHI'V. iu Meriwether county. Ga. octGtf J. W. BY IM. Fashionable Tailoring! \ New Styles and Fashions YOU IllC VDV ! LTAKF. thts oecasioß to say to ray customer* ami fnor.lii.that 1 am making up a style oi work that wilt compare fitvoribly with that turn ed out in Northern aud Eastern cities. Ido not mean ready-made wotA. but aoch as >ur citizens visiting the North- havy bad msde in the regular establishments, and 1 invite a comparim a In KEATNCMor Ctfr aNU WAKE WT TCM CANNOT ME jcxckujkd. My old fricads and the public gtmer alty mav rely upon pKoxnTNw and rrNCTTALirr UTTING and REPAIRING will rocciv* my strict attention. C. H- JONES. Over 101 Broad street. Cahtmbus, G*. sepjfl 2m NEW ECLECTIC SCHOOL. Male and Female, Columbas, * - - Georgia, [N WHICH students ars j-rautifallj snd raphliy prepared for ocsß, Teaching. College, tm any the Professions or Ataob*lMv*l UkJ Traics. By the systematic eimrne x*i nasrructiou adopted any stud- ut o| ordinary will receive a better educa tion in a taw months than Is ordinarily done iu years. Parents of children and young men. tnc sub i scriber knows just what kin.l of an edit I cation is iwm-saary in this ttsru. asatter-o . world. He will not truh’ with you. He has. cau auJ will give you an education, in from throe to six months that will place the stud nt on • Arm, sate and sure footing. Hundreds ot livinu witnesses testify gladly t<> the above. Call or writs for circU'kr. testimonials, Ac. Terms $3. t3 and fft per mouth. g. Parker, oct'J dAw3w ■ , Teacher. Grand Opening OF Reich's Restaurant TO-DAY. Meals at all Hours. / —nBIIX OF FARE contain* gll the Market afford*. ®* r \a supplied with choieost '^l Wines, Liquor* and Cigars. ' Free Lunch from 11 to 1 o’clk. octl tf . Prescription Free. TT'OR the speedy curs of Nervous Debility, X Weakness. Opium Eating. Drunkenuess. Catarrh. Asthma and Consumption. Any Drug* izust put it up. Address ** V V PROF. WIGOIN, yj ly Charlestown, Mass. B. H. Richardson & Cos., Puhliahers’ Agents, ill Bay street. Savannah, Cos.. Are wthorlxm to contract for 3vprt',m In onr neper. fiyl IX HOLSTEAD a CO, V<; It i< I LTI ItAL DEPOT. LJ7 and I:l!l Broad Street, Columbia, Georgia. OKOHGIA HAIHKD WHEAT, BYE, BARLEY & OATS. Goltlt‘ll ( llllir ItllNf I’l'lMlf Oll(8. Tt-HM>MH-f Unit I’rtmf OtitN, #l.<M>|icr huxliol. 0,117 lnl IIOI.STLAI) St 10. IS/L'R S. LEE. GRAND FALL OPENING ! BRILLIANT MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS! At Mi*n. Doknuu’s OU! Mtund. MRS. LEE Iwgs to inform ta*r friends ami cuefiomers that she has removed her Millinery Store to Mrs In esau's old stand, where hbfc will open ou THURSDAY NEXT, October 7th, one of the largest aud handsoiut st stat k of I iitxl C')iil(Kr< k n*N Ftmcy Goods ever brought to tlie city. These goods were sah ctid by Mrs. Le in person.and are of the latest prettiest and hands* meet stales. The stock coniu of ImhUcs* and Mlshps’ llonnetb and Hats, Hlmwln, (loak". Scarfs and Ties, Itiiitions, Trim in in its mid Tlowers Hair Goods and .Icwdry, Grosses and Hosiery, Hoys’ Hats and Fancy (>oods generally. P. H— My stock is Urgir. ( lieapi r and Iflandvonirr than ever. Give me a call. Millinery work a specialty. 0.., „ MRS. L. A. LEE. The Latest Style Sewing Machine IS THE WHEELEB A WILSON NEW NO. 7, With Work Going from the Operator. Those accustomed to iisiiin Machines of other makes will find this style a convenience. It Is hv far the easiest to learn, and has trained favor faster than any new Machine yet introduced. It runs light and Never Gets Out of Order. Try One, and You Will Like It. WHEELER A WILSON MAM FA TURING COMFY. Office: 100 Broad Street. Afr AGENTS WANTED IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. octUdAwtf GRAND OLD IDEA LIVE ON LESS THAN YOU MAKE! ONLY ONE ROAD TO WEALTH! Save Your Money—Economy is Wealth ! EAGLE & PHENIX SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, Columtoiits,’ Ga. Every Depositor has, by Special Law, a First Lien on all the Property of the Company. STOCK HOLDERS INDIVim A1.1.Y MAIU.E TO DEPOSITORS. €api ta 1 Sto ck, $1,250,000. Tile Climl Successlnl liisfitiilinn in |l‘ Soulli. ere Dep.isits p.iytilile ou Demand. jeb* ffeven per cent, interest, comp >uud*:d four times a year. ’<! AeeouuU .triclly confidential. N. J. BUSSEY, President. O. GUN BY JORDAN. Sec y & Trcas’r. niBECToua \V. H. YOU NO. CHAB. ORFEN. Dli T. W BATTUE, Uumi.kin, Gu Prcs’t Snv’h Bank and Trust Cos. N. J. BUSSEY. ALFRED I. YOUNG. "■•'■U _ ■ - FIRE INSURANCE. O —> —— WEilfpreeent a number of tho Okfdst and Wctiltliiost Companiea in the Wfirld. Royal Insurance Company, UIVEItI'OOI. London Assurance Corporation, T.ON DON* Home Insurance Company, NEW YORK. Mobile Underwriters, Moini.r:. Fire Association, PHILADELPHIA. THOM AS Oil iFFIN, ao favorably known a- an aorofnplisbud Undvr writer.** iii pi*s. Un iiisks of our triiuxls, aud the public generally, st tair rates snd where they will get the money promptly, iu the event 61 Loa*. J. lEXIODES BROWNE, Oct, 3 tf Agent. Columbus Oil Company. a a ■—— We otihr to the WH'Of.E.SAUi trade ot Columbus and sorrowwHag emiutry. CARBON OIL, 110, 130 and 175. ’ I 1121. TEST. Also. Gasoline and all Lubricating Oils. Most Virginia, I,nrl. Wool, K|iinlle tun! Tulloy* Oil. IV Th .bora Olh w. **o ALW 4Y f'r Uaa tli 60. trom °tb.r market, m barrels. Fruis aubjc tto fluctustiuh of market aud ot purchases. oilier H 4 Broad street, at Buhter* Hear afore. mhl ° ly H. H. EI’PING, H. W. EDWARDS, B. M. MULFORD, Asa ttAsbier. The Chattahoochee National Bank OF COLUMBUS, GA. This Bask transacts a General Bonking Business, pay* Interest n Deposit, under special contract, (rire* prompt attention to Foilecti.ns on all accessible points, and inrites correspondence- Information transmitted by mail or wires when desired. -I® lll **