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VOL. I. OF THE Calunbus Daily and Wiekly Timas. PHBLISHKII II TUB DULY THIES CO. OtUre, No. 4TI Itsuulelpti Nfrffl. I>AaIL*Y (IKVARIABLY IK ADVANCE.) Ono Yoar ,-••s* 60 Mix Mi*Qth 8 80 Threw Monthn A\. VM &I 65 One Month .‘i.*.* ... IS Oue Week 15 (We paying postage.) oH?v*grftd fy rfxsre at above rat**. NVLLIvI.Y: One Year ;# - 00 n- %• .UvS^ss IUTHS OF AIkVKKTISINtt. 0ne,...., *...... • * o° One *>|ntfrws>nelntittti A JL...K-f-.."t.•• N to One Square, six months 22 o<> .Ofte Bqua*. one yc*c t . /-> *• • 3* **• ‘franatsnt advertisements 11.00 for first iuser tinn anil *0 cents for each subftt'qtvmt, insertion. Fifty per cent. additional In Local column. Libers! ri* t- larg-I*adveriioamon U-, ...i. ■.. . ■ ... ■- ..ii.i Til HOI till THI-: NTATK. —Th total rlobt of Augusta i I, ; 970,000. The wallf oltlwi new pnstofflioe lit AuhuaLi taro ituluu uiiAiiiu.lly. —Seaborn Sheffield. of Burly coun ty. Ims two geese that lire ’.lu yeai’i old. B. F. JfalHimiwas convicted in Fulton lufierr (imrtfcf srtiootiniswi' itrotJier, Ad AntfniviJ, tt|tije iw-fli lent Rr>* for tvfl) yOttrs. —Toe Savannah News of Mond.ii saya: "for tho first time sha-o the war, an United States ling was hoist ed mm private building in Savannah, on Saturday, the bunting being thrown f,i tie- filin'*,' from the l’nlns tn^i’wiw. At t he oUijiitig meeting of the Exoe litivo iViMmittVe of tile Aeorgts State Agricultural Society. Col. Alston of fered * *c*ohi|j<W. that t liejiiecntivi ComtllUt't r-qtoat the Legislature to make a AhitHlue rfiq-roprliition to have the State properly repfesyijled at the Centennial. Trio resolutioii was unanimously adopted and the Seeretary instructed to furnish the Governor and theoffhvrs nr the Sen ate and House each .w ith a copy. As this Committee is eomf—sed ofthlr ty-tive getylemch,. rem-eseptiug all the different sdtfohs of the State, i is to bo hoped that the I,'gislature MtUUpiv *>ine uijeutiou to the re huwsf -AtlAnw Herald. —...—• —~ tuvKKP: i. nmesitr. THE DOOMF.R.INO AND ITS MYSTEHIOI’H PECULIARITIES. A traveler tells us something o. the singular weapon used by the na tives of Australia, the boomerang. He saw them used by the natives They ranged from two feet to thir ty-eight inches in length, and were of vari ms shapes, nil curved a little, and looking, its he describes them ntie It WTOTL-n new tnrvm. They wer, mi le of a dark, heavy wood, and w-iaded from orje to three pounds In thickness-I liev vary from half an inch, and taper to a pofnt lit each end. . , . One of the native* picked up the piece of wood, and. it an in stant. threw it, giving it a rotary mo tion. For the ifrKt ono hundreij feel or more it went st might ahead ; then it tacked to the loft and rose sliglitiy, still fXftMfltf thpidly. ft kept this latter course for a hundred fe-t mere, perhaps, tm l soon veered to the left again, deyttriMu* a tiroa-lar curve, and a motnent later fell to the earth sit or eight feet in front of the throw er. having described aeiitl) a circle, in the air. * Another native then took the same boomerang and east it, holding it with the same grip. It took the Slime course, but. made broader curves, and as it came round the black caught it handsomely in his right Hand. Another native next threw it. and lodged it -wt the ground ahmi 1 twa in feel behtni him. after It*’hrtd de scribed aeifeie of two hundred yards or upward. " After him they all tried it. and but one of them failed to bring the weapon hack to the place wh-wottp-y ‘f ood. Carfibdd! St hitt-fve, ftpre selected I from the heap of boomerangs another one, and cast it with a sort of jerk It flew very quickly for forty or fifty yards, whirling like atop. Then P darted Into the nite* mounting fully one hundred feet. nd came over oqi heads, where ft seemed to hang sta tionary for a moment, then settle slowlv. still whirling, till he caught lf. ; Two other? Of thq blacks then did the same tiling Meanwhile Iliad with my knife shaved a Untie of the wood from t Ire convex side of one of the boomerangs. This is now offered to one of them to throw. He took it without noticing what I harl done, poised it, but stoo ped short. and with n contemptuous glance at my improvement threw It down and exclaimed : “Haiehipf'ery!” ndVoodl ■ The others then looked at it can tiouslv, but it was a bale budgery also to them. No one could be in duced to throw it. Mvigil tasked them why, they djd not ue ft. but they could Hof give n definite answer. It was plain tbev did not like the wav it poiwsl, when held in the hand, yet I could not dis tinguish any difference whatever be tween this and the other weapons. Burleigh then walked to a distance of two hundred feet or more from the blacks, and bid Cacnhoo throw to him The native looke i at him a moment-rather encipusiy, thMl. com prehending what Was wanted, he e je.-ted one of the heaviest of the mis siles, and. turning half round, threw it with great fofee in a direction al most opposite from that where Bur leigh stood. The weapon sped smartly for sixty or seventy feet, then tacked in an in fant and flew directly at Burleigh, and. bad he-not most eX|s-ditionly ducked, he would have received a hard thump, if northing worse. It struck the ground twenty or thirty Panes beyomt This feat, brought out a broarl grin an<f aoraethirg like a chuckle from the whole of them. Carnhoo even intimated that he would like to trv another east, bur Burleigh expressed him(df fully sat isfied. Air. Smith, howevrer. nffere'l to take a shot, but not at two short a range. We were standing In fron or one rtf the stwn-honses. ftarnhoo placed Smith in front of the door and THE DAILY TIMES. [stood with his buck to him, with - Smith’s hand on his shoulder. None! tof ns knew what sort of a maneuver I he bad in mind, not even Myers. Standing in his position, the black threw the boomerang straight ahead. ; Iniediutely il.eurved hi i tv air. Then it disappeared around the corner of i the building, and before he hud time I to guess w hat was meant It came 1 round the oilier end fbaving 1 Hissed | completely around llie store house i and gave him a sounding ship on the I back, which made Ids eyes snap. ‘ VnOSM Hri-akliiK up Ills iwThhilk In Loulhjuiu The school question at New Or leans, and tho contest over it Ims reached white heat. I’inohhack’a ue ; gro Board of Education, w hich made ihe order for mixed schools, lias con temptuously refused to consider the resolutions of the meetings of citi zens dre luring for the re-establish ment of separate schools for colored children. The result has been io "WovflS ihh ufift'Wff 'Mo'tetu-ftbVf cfff..i [prejudice; thousands of the citizens have withdrawn tbeir cbifalron from ] the schools; dctunnfl Ws' tnaife upon the members of the majority of tin [ Board for their rcsignalions, and ’suits are to lie instituted to enjoin i the collection of the school tux. IT the negroes in Alabama know what is bestfor the interest# of them ’ selves and tlie children they wisli to ’ edilcnte. they wilt vote solidly for t lie new Constitution, which, while rnuk ing prevision for free schools, pro viiics against, such seetiys us. those daily witnessed in Tsmisiarm. Mon tgomery Advertiser. —-~k # • ——— ; Mr. Randall's claims of Southern | support for the speakership have ! ihottt dwinillod down to nothing. At ! 11 s it was atitiouneed tbatdltoentire [‘■n u'lterii detention wn's af good ns: pledged ,for him. A correspondent examined ihto' tills statement and came to the conclusion that the only stout hern Congressman pledged to Air. Randall was I’.v <! >v Walker of Virginia. Now Mr. Walker conies to the front ami says he i* not pledged to anyone. If a!1 the rest of Mr. Randtill’s clfdttls arc- ak feebly grounded as this one. Messrs. Coy and Korr have reason to feel cheer fur. r Foley’s status of’Stomwr.iU” 4-tek son. wltteh was uuyailcd nt Itieli p'nonil on Tuesday, ik*ll\ns spokett of I tyv t.hyi Bondtin Athemeum : “Of it fej-Bicatlv. we are bound to say that [ we wish it had been a better work ol art; wild esay this, not. only for tho reputation of tho sculptor, lint for i it#' honor-if the heroic general him self, as well as on account of the svm •aihv which ims led many English iditiirers of ’Stonewall’ tosubscrits' j binds nod present the s(jitue to the j j State of Virginia." "Well, my son." said a Dotroi’ j father to his eight-venr-old son tin ] cher night, “what have you done to lav that may Is* set down ns a gop.’ . y” “Plaven ooorbov lire eepts." replied the hopeful. ‘ Ah, ;itW that vis enh'ltv, and cluirltv is alwms right. He was an orphan, was hi.’!' I didn't stop to ask.” replied ihc b-iv; "I gave him the money fm li 'king a bov who m set. mv dinner hasket.”—Betroit Free I’tess. ——* ♦ • uidTi-n i niauct. PEMBINA PlOfflC II kU.iyUD—mlTTStl VISUINO CoMMIftslOyiSHS. ■Ornwi. fit .<1 -t. ?s A, premier qr Mtnitnha. had an interview witli the Premier of the Government ve* tcrdiiv. The <l'..yi,'t'i)glt'ht has agreed to surthfemeht the otiginal allow ilnne td Manitoba, bv a yearly grant •out of the revenue, in.order that the current, expenses may be met,. The additional, grant is to he male with an understanding that the legisla tive business of the Province is changed probably bv the abolition of the Uniter Cham her. It Is also uuderstoo 1 that the Governor of the Dominion agreed to suspend the miflav on the Pembina branch of the Pacific Rill road, beyond Winnipeg, until the’ Premier has made a person al visit to the Northwest. The agent of t lie English Govern- Wnt on’ fhl Ffehery Commission leave* for England re-morrow. Sir A. T.droll, will shortly proceed Washington to have an*interview with the Ameri'-an aiilhoiities, ilhd it is altogether j.rofnitite timt tlm -Commission will not sit until next spring. Reports telegraphed from this city, conveying the intimation qfifhe proii ahte admission 'of New rotfttdWnd uito confederation are without, fottn dation. No such annexation is con tcmplated. illll.ll HI 1,1,1 IN “I I'I’IA I'G 'IH 7 I MIKES DEMTUOYED !KOB\Br,E MONTHI.Y j QUANTITY <TF GOLD AND KTLVF.It SHIPMENTS. Wabuisuxun, Oct. 28. Ik’. Linder j man. Superintendent of the Philadel phia Mint, i* in receipt of hf telegram , this morning from .Tames and. Fair, Superintendent rf the Consolidated. Virginia and California Mines, dated Virginia City, in, which . he says the Consolidated Works and Milisare'le stroyed, and It will lie months before any bullion can he expected. Dr. T,indorrniin says there is no danger of the Consolidated. Virginia, or Cal ifornia Mines being injured bv water, for the reason that they can be kept, riry by thf* uw thf* | v ftpl’fi*, i ratus of tho OouM bik! Cnroy ISfinoK, vvhfch mt* with tffioOonsol idatod, Virginiaßnd California Minvfl, and is fontrolled by the latter<*r*rn j>any. Tha of tho rnilfK fatls on i private indiv.dualH who work tho ore by contract. Dr. Lin Warm thinks that tho BUpiTy of ffold bullion will be-cut od u> the extent of two millU*n por month for four mouths, and the Blip >ly of silver bullion one and a| I half million i>yr,m mb tor the same ! length Of tinges i Plot- <ta Travel via tin- Mai tahniM-lire I Ehpaula, Oct. 28. The steamer j Wrllv fin h!*re this evening at J for Chattahoochee with 153passe j Northern tournistsenroute for Flor j Bhe will be in Columlint Sunday | morning. COLiiMIUJS. (iA.. FRIDAY, OCTORER 21). 187A. iiKitiTcniur. iXll'ttTH DATf’S UtOOyiHIIUiOS. BkALb. An., (Vt, 28. lu the oil .’lilt Court, Idle-Jury last titaht rcturnvd u ; verdict in the case of McDonald against Sarah A. Gordon, for the plaintiff for *;ill To-day the Jury returned a verdict In thoyuKo of B. J. Kitig. ugaiust W. L. TillmAn, for No other easy# affecting residents of Columbus. Cofsi'ierelde luisiiw'iis was tII*UU‘’- ted to-day. Many cases wont off on motion*, Judgements,and dismissals. Judge Clayton, aided hy the law \ors who have been very dilligent, Is clearing the docket, so timt thereicill lie but few cases carried to another term. HcicaUcr all MscaAiU.tH> teachetl ■ at the first term. ! This is a marked reform wrought by Democratic uditjlni#tiutii^n..inside of twelve months. For a long time cases would stand two or three years! before being Called to the docket. Judge Clayton announced 10-dav, Ids intention of hotdlng night so* stons, beginning with to-night. The Grand Jury is hard at work. It is announced there will be pub lic speaking here next Tuesday on ratification of the New Constitution, and distinguished orators have prom Ised to speak, ami it is exjiected that others will. W. I NI l-v HPItIXfHM. .mtl.urx etji<;ui.Ecort?r. Union Spiunos. Ai.i., Oct. 28. ■ The Circuit Court convened at U A. M. Nothing of importance transpired to-day. The ease of the State of Alabain vs. Soencer Marsr-h, for the murder of Frank McNeil, colored, has been set for trial on Wednesday, the ail o November. The plea of defendant is self-defense. Judge J. E. Cobh is booked for the ease of Graves vs. Harper, Smith A- Armstrong which is an action for trespass, set. for trial to-morrow. This case grows nut, of some sort of! oroeeedings In the U. N District Court several years ago had at Stout gomery. Judge James Q. Smith, judge of tin Second Judicial Circuit of Al ib.amii. was at that time U. H. District ■ittorney. A wrjl of tiroecss was..issued fron -he U. H. Distrim fVittrt to tmf The H irners Bros of N-w York in tins session of a plantation in T.ow Ino ■onntv Al t., owncti bv Airs. Gavle tfie plain'ifT. Armstrotiig, t-lm agett' of the Harpers, took posHosMnfl of the prein *e*. The olaiat l that stm was forcibly ejected and brings this suit against the defeudunt for damages. Gov. Walt* of Montgomery repre sents the pi dntiff. and Col. John A. Elmore and A. A. Wiley Esq., for the defendant*. 'riii-: viHUiwit CU V ni i-'ppukrn. laasags. at' tssquA.Nt;il WMin. Nitiv Yorfit. G -tirhCi. Subscrip tions in ai l of the Virginia City snf ferers arc coming in rapidly here. A dispatch from Virginia City save it is imnosslble at present to state the loss of life occasioned by the fire Approximate figures from insurance cbtniMiuies place the losses sustained by them in the neighborhood or sl,- aoo.nnn. Among the heaviest, loscm ant the /Bina. Tmperihl, Qhoen, Com , mercial ami Union, cadi losing about *Hlo, non; Hartford an<l Pllenix about #15,000 each, and oilier eastern and foreign cottipanles losing erffallcr amounts, The bast business men es timate the loss at seven millions. 'ADDITIONAT* PAltTlCttl.AtiS.’ A large numbcr.of women and.chil dren have been sent to mljacent places. Bafes are being pulled out oh vaults; that Of the Bank of CmHfor nia being all right. It is thought the insurance will roach two millions, and feat s ate en tertained that one or more of the local insurance companies will go under. Markov, of (lie firm of Flood & O'Brien, savs no one will bo hoisted from the dnrrtagcfl shafts before next spring. This throws 2,fi00 men ontof cm ploy ment, MIHIXtC. ADTOt’RNMKNT OP TtU; ORAND I.ODCI, Special to D-liy Ti m v*. Maook, Oct. 28. The Oritml Isslge of F. A. AI. of Georgia, after a liarrtio niott*session of three days, adjourn ed this afternoon. A great deal of business was transacted at this !*es [sion. Mont of the members left for home to-night. F. t.’rraisny. Munich. Oct. 2S. The Ha vat inn Chamber will lie convened crtrly in Jamtnry, and will not be dissolved until It causes a dead hick hy repeal ing the Government financial hills. Berlin. Oct. 28—It is definitely set tled that Prince Frederick William, neeotnpacicd hy his soft, is to visit the Centennial. A conncil of physicians, acting in behalf of tile fiupremo Court, decided' j th.it V‘,n Arttitn cannot bear the pro longed imprisonment to which he is sentenced. V rr-Ilaimi Explbslttn. j New Yo;ut, O'-t. 28.-A Richmond' I siK-eifil saysan explosion of flvO-danip j oe nrred trt'Raccoon Pit. in Chester ) lieid county. Four men instantly j kilted. The cause of the explosion Is I unknown. 1 ! fcl AI.MttUA NTATIt FAIR. Sprcl.l to tlio P.u.r Tnro] TIIUID DAY OK THE ORANOGBH SVATE r.HR Si’.t.Mi, Al*., Out., 28.-There whs not leSsllian 5,(100 |M>oi>i|VOH the full' j grounds to-day. Tlnuv nro many more articles on exhibition to-day than heretofore. Many agricultural' I products tire exhibited hy the Terry. I viile Utng of l'crry county, Cune ‘ brake and Shady Grove Grangi-s. he sides large exhibition* by members ol other Granges, The display of manufactured, arti cles Is not ns large as I otficeted. I will rei>ort to-morrow of the hqt articles exhibited in this class and of the machinery ami agricultural im plemetits on exhibition as well as the host of works of art In pointing ami ilrawing. Mr. Reese of Kutaw. Ala., exhibits tep samples of his 'plows. Dr. Freeman., of Talhidegij. has the famous Trim buggy plow on exhibi tion. Mr. A. A. Jannoy, of Montgomery, baa a double ill road Iron cotton screw, the Brooks Iron power press, and Brennan’s horse-power and thresher. Tlv- display of poultry 1* the largest l ever saw. It looks like a legullir chicken show. Tho display of blooded horse llesh I is not as large as it, should be. I have not had the time togoen tlrelv through the stock vet, but fear there is not a large nuraher of any kind here. The best race of -1 he ’Tail’, for a purse of S.IOO. did not coma off; from what cause T did not learn. A special premium was given to Messrs, Palmer and R dilnson, of Wil eox (vutnty. for eleven mule colts raised In Alabama. \ special trotting purse of SSO. given for horse* t|at to 1 uevpc js-Rt m, o Tli-nslutw entered Bob Smith, Geors entered Diana, and Ibd-inson entered Fannie. Tlie Stsfjivai Rdi ftti'heat : 4lm sedoad was woi b\*tMai:ii4fcitl); the third was won hy Diana. During this heat Bob Smith ran into tlie sttl ky of F innic. H'l-nUbE-jit le|llvaml injuring Mr. Robinson, the driver, for which he was ruled out. Fannie, be ing injured. wn withdrawn, and tin race given to Diana. A special purse.' ♦lio, was given for i running race, mile heeta. best two in three, J, F. Jackson entered Oxipnor. T. G. Wvnn entered H-tty Prince, G. L. Morris cnb-rad Vitmlyki-. Betty von ttic first heife, Oxmoor second, and Vandyke distanced. Time, l ;r,fl. Oxmoor won the second heat in 1; 50J, and tlie thit’ll in 1;54. In the trotting r*ee, best, Iwo in three, mile h-ats, for Alabama raised four years old or under, E. Beebe en tered black oolf, no name. Henry Moore entered Jennie Brown, E. E McCarty entered Lula Gold Dust M. C. Scott entered Pumpkin. First 11eat was won by black colt, Jennie, second'Gold Dust, third Pum >kin distanced. Time ’2:57. Homed heat was won by blank c di. Jennie. Gold Dust third. Time SJjM. Before this race was over, it bo-nine so near dark that it was dlffi Ult. for tho judge* to see across the tj’iw’k.JV. PUF.NII4F.NT’* l-KOCT.IIITHIX. NOVEMBEB 25th TMANKSOIVINct DIY. WasIIINOTON. Oct. 28—The Presi dept. iHSUH'I the following proolama t fort; In accordance iv U U p prentk’" n* unity, wjse sn. 1 i.eauiiful, ve. have been ftet-ttstrim<d and the year is dfaw lug to a close to devote an oecaglqn to an humble expression of our thanks to Almighty God for the ceaseless and ilistitigujahod benefits* boHtowecl upon us u* a nut lop. apd for Hi# tpereies and protection during the closing yyay.. Amid the rich und fryc ankiy ui' in.ofcjll oiirßdvt)racH. we sltopld not fdrget Die sottrcefratP Wltich they are derived, and tlie extent of our ob lations to the Father of alt mercies. We have full reason to renew out thank* to Almighty God for the fa vors bestowed upon us during the tiast, year ,by his continuing mercy, Civil affd-Krtlglons liberty have been maintained j peace has reigned wit It in oijY border* : labor and enterprise have produced their nierltcdrewards, and to His watchful providence we are indebted for security from pesti lence iijid Other national calamity. Apart from;na! ional blessings, each lndlVMMmnnong US bus oecnsion to thoughtfujiy recall and devoutly rec ognize tlie favors and protection which*, wb'tvave enjoyed. Npiv.Uierefori-, 1. Ulysses S. Grant. PrespWrt of the United States, do recommend that, on Thursday, the 25th day of Novcmhcr, the people of the United States abstain from all secular pursuits, anti from their nr 1n ;he)[- ri.-aLeelive j-1.-tees of worship, and in m-b form as may seem most appropriate iii their own hearts,offer to AtmMitv-God tiiefr acknowledg ment#, and thanks for all His mer* eiesj’ffffff-ffs.fdr - bumble prayers font His divine favors. In wit ness-whereof, I have hereun to set mv hand, and caused the seal •ef thirUnited Htiites'to tie affixed, Done at the city of Washington, this 27th <lay of Qctober, In the year of our Lord 1875, arid of the Indepen dence of thA United States the one hundreth. Signed l). S. Giunt Hivhlton Fish. Secretary of State. F rc in m Jrv4cy. Rauway, N. J,, Oct. 28. T/ist at 10:34 o’clock, a large tiro broke out Iri a t.ifco story (hlilding on the | corner of Grand and Whittier streets, ' owned by Win. Libby, which wn# i totally destroyed. The ground Moor 1 wits oeeu|dod by Chits. H. Tice, ns a | stove store. Loss on building is esti i mated at $3,0n0. No insurance. Loss jon store sl,o(lo—lnsured. The dam [ ago was done chiefly by water. Mpx ro. City >v M**icq, Out 28,—The Chum-! her of Deputies was prorogued on the IMh iffsf. The extraordinary iiowcrs! | of tin*- Executive were Voted by 1.19 to I 15. ■ Ini" ! Advices from Ouadula.jaro state i | that five participants in the m.tipjerl of tin- American Missionary, John L. i Stephens, which oei-urred at. Aiutula-1 lneo, In Mil cell, lff7ii, have been exe-1 c-uted. - -•-► • He ! lor FlorhlH. Montuomeuy, Ala., Oct. 28. Bix I car loads of excursionist* arrived here this morning, from Mihheii|*oll*, Minn., eii rpjjto for Florida, over the. M. A’ E. Railroad, without transfer until roachiug Eufnula. They left Eufuula at 5 o'clock hy boat lot" Chat tahoochee, Florida. They arc going to locate in Florida. * ♦ * T’.nrtli'itiuki' nt Mcl*l,l* * New York. Oct. 28. A Memphis dispatch .sal* a sharp shock of an carthqimke was fell tlrore last night ar7;iu. A severe eartequako was felt at Hally Biniug*, accompanied by a loud rumbling noise about the sumo I hour. No duimige, I n tltliKT* Ut THLFUSt li’ll. <DM mi lu tUu Dally Timkf by the H. KA. Line. j KINVNOIAL. t.Nfcw yx>*K. o<*(. Dv. m.—mj.. | OOf TO K. I,irFH*ML. Oft'tlMir <H. 1 i'. M,- -OnttGU dull lul'l iUuM ? . nt.<jiiithm orit ttUt* 7 ‘4 ; iwim l.OiH); it wUii li 2 GGU aVj- C*r ywul*tioii; 6rei iitlH qu i*t -lauG iry out? fvbiunry Hhi|>inbutM CliurliHt Uir SAVtmnhb low muMluti( r mi 4 i*. n. dull mifhlUnH jplauiln 7; mid dtiuM itEitUMi* 7 ; Xhh p 2 Iktu, YiH 1 icAit esyortfi 6 IKiQ, -Skw ViijWk Oi’iobOß , 28. clußx’d irreg ulr itad U"tuinl orlea' I* *: lulddlfiijf •uH 1 4*; uiiililliutt uplaud i4 j flirtet I-w nim lilllt U|tt*iidH 14 , , i W Idid iitUM up nnd 14 >l6: Itnot ordinary ,u|imud M.i* ; 40ml urUtuaiy • J' v . * xsliUUti* 162 Fittivn a tdffind iiri.n O tnbt r 14 ‘.MU4iO-:ta; No v.-mIM-r l i U- !-,'# ■ ijitip* inUtr D44* Jaiuia* nil fi.:i*2n*i.i6; r. >ruivy 14 l-LV.: iSliaii'i VY*rM 14 sdihaa Vlailr js.' , Jal3- ( ; Juum ; al-jbil4; #Miy !*W unt iVii-, i 1 V. H. #ORT4. *t all fc-drtv 27,1"'.* ImlFa; *x. j ,1 -rt* l l iln-at llritaiii OW.YI Dai-h ; OoutllM'lit ij, 106 • ’iGuA"UtlattMj UJ hii i.Apurlb t‘> [ ul Hfit .134 Si'J ; r* t ■■■•itiM-ut 11,017 I'rmre 7.a|3; k at all portu 40s .‘•O2 City Thy Niles. (irilil, BE HOLD OK THE FIUST TUESDAY \Y IN K JVE.dlMbil Ni:\r. on Ur al Htreut. at *ru- r "f Ur *t lilucH .V *:' In tlu CltT of yo -11 ukOiiM Oa.. t to fullotrlfitf dfauribed ir<>p* rt> dt iat’d lu Hill city, vwifl* all napr• wiAent-* llleroeii. It-Vioti nil t'-uatialy auudry tl lia lor lixtm die *ij city of 0 -iam'ma, to-wit: L-t N. 155 b-iiu-i that p -rli -n <-faaitl lot ait ,lutml on w- at *i Iv <-f llr -ad a reel at prea- ut n •uplcd by T .1. MnA ln aa a abire, levied on hh tbfidßipertir of W. R. Anvmut of tux I#nt Kg. 417. U* lub U-it portion of said lot oc ciipu-d aa a by Calvin Brown, c.mituiiiiUK Gi -Mixtu ..fan u-tro m'-ro or h-aa. h-vted on Us tl- jtr -p rty ol Calvin Ufuwu. Amount o( tux i'll M Mouth half of lotlfn. 311. oti west Hide of Troup levin I ortua ho |iropt*rty of Orat H. B- - and. Amount ol U s4l,'J- r >, I/>t No, 361, Corner Jockaon and Franklin .sLr-stU. In vied on an tho prop triy. of Will. JLrdtn uuouut of tax $73 ‘Ai. Lot Kl. 4. Pr.iahytnrian clmrch aquarr. h Inn th -w.’Ht p-rtion if Maid lot ii"W eucloaetl and irt>’d a-- a pardon, and lyluK betw 00 th- property t lUu'a Nhiu -h uu the - ast und J. Kaolin n on tlio WfHt.loviwd 011 a tho pr-pvrty of Juo. A (Jorbally An -u tof tax 818 25. Part of Lot So. 176, ta part r*ri‘npl< and by Jas. M Jo tie* m a at ira. toriar or-va l and •iti nioipUatr*'ui*. lavit-d ob aa the pr -pTly of t ata< vyH'Uarh-a yieithoru. AmoUiit ol tux 6.151.- 45. H >nth pirt of L >tK >. lU3 on woat aido of tuorpe air- et boiurf tuat fnoment n*t aouth n( t.m "flico oi Bro vn.'a Fafct'iry lot. and routaiu mg o t: hia td of au a re ni<>rti or leas, 1 vietl on .H toe proparty of J. W. Oaatin*. A siouut of tax :31 f-0. South bolf of Lot No. 350 and north nn f of lot No. 247;occupied tty Jan. 11. Oart-T an a lw>dltli£, luvied t.n ua the pet-purler of Juo. L). Carter. Virt -nntof tax si:iri.33„ Lot No. 162. being that part of aald lot on *>*t aide "f Brood Ktroot oc--uplud by C. H<4'rnon h u at -ro.levied ou HH tho Pr- porty tif llrß. U. F. P**r rv. Amount ol tax JM.'iA, Lot No, 4yd. < oriier Mt.Oiair ami Molntoah atreidn,occupied an ft dacdi iu by D P Klhs.levied in tr ur >pj ty of Air*. XB. Davjn. Amoutit of tax sl6i 50. Mouth itOif of 1 t No. 4Ht on ATnat *ldo of VfcTn toa 1 arro t, ievlnd to aa the ju’operty of U. It Floiiruoy, Aiu -nut -I tix i'Jii.iU. South had •• Lot No. 124 on oa-t aide Broad ntrei-t (Mill led by <* R Flonruoy, li'vied on a* ill.; pr-pety of D K Fioaruoy, trurttee. Amount iflu $99.45. Out: fourth int r* Kt In wat**r l"tn No,ft. 20 t-- 1. luvl -I on an tho property of D. and J. J .rant Am -unt of tax North half of lot No. 2*7, ou the v/eat aide of Jarkuon atroet levied ou a the property of J. F. Ivuraon truatuo for J. H. Dauiei’a ohßdren, \m >unt of t-x. $31.25. East fm if of l<t N :i‘JO, oorner of Tbotrtfca and Troup atreotw, u>w t ocqjii. and by <i. A. hiebßv uu , ilwgi.iilK. iwviw.l ..U tu£prupuity Ui u. A. d<*Th*>. Am nut of tax, s£os. South half of lot No. 3 2 rof nrvan and • roup ltr- ta, hivjed oil u the pr-irty of Mr*. W W. L myt. Am mut of tax, 161.23 (,ot No. 17S being timt hart -'fHftid lot rtittuv t"d dm the i-aat aide of Hroai atrret occny and by ii. M<d;aulv, a* a inirble yarl. f>vled ou os th<i property or Mra. H. O. MvCatnuy. Amonut of tax. $124-vO. L t No. 70, boing that purtofnaid lot, at pron eiit tavatit, but b- tvrei-u the property of .). tt. Conor i-UwthO went, and 1). wk-bohm on th*- ;iHt Situated on the north aide of (Jrawn-rd struct. Levied on t* 4li property of V. Mu*i <v. ; r 11. Am mut of tax. $ 5,36. Lit No 37 on thoo-iHt aide of Tronp alreot. leviatl n aa timpn-perty of th-' cita*! of Jam-.a h. itodd. Amount of tax. 60. Lot No. 2d) cirnerof Baigi and Oglethorpe itr u*tH. luvied OH art tue property of the uafAte of fhoiuftu Itogittid Ain mot f tnx. $lO9 25. Mouth part of lot No. 178. ou tba a*t aide of Uroa l ati uut. now vacant Thu aatii t bfiugtw-- v*o lon atoro h -uauA north of tho alley nmninH tween I -trt 175 ail I 178 L vlcd on Rrt the prop ■rty of afr*. Dr. A. I. Uduaiion. Amouutof tux, 48* 75. H-nth half of lot No. 119. occupied by A. Tur i-tr ft* ft dwelling. Levied on an tlio property of A Turner. Amount of tox. *2O 60. N irtli bolf of lota No'* ilia and :94 occupied by !>r O’Brien aa a dwulllug. Levl- and on aa the ,cop* rty of Mr*. L H. Amouut of Ux, *9O 33. . . I'ortiea mfty a- ttle any of the abovn before day f Male by pav-lug am mutn nientlonud. togetlu r vith tho cat of odvcrtiaihß. W. L. ROH IN MON. Deputy an* Actiug Marshal. Oet6ov4t . J. JI. McXKILL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. I'VIACTIOKH in Tonrla of Georgia and Alabama. | niheo 138 Br ad Htaoct. ov*w U. A. Kodd & 00/9. SpcriaT attention given to oollcctltma. * janfO tf IV. F. rifiXFU. ikentist, lUndolph atreet, Mtrupper’a) Coiu*obn jonl ly] p Georgia. ri 110 WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSES .1. iVr .1. KAUFMAN, I I .V IO UroadHt. C’olinuhuN. KKKf OdNSTANTI.Y ON UANJ- 4BOUT 100,000 pounds Bacon, 1,000 barrels Flour, 500 sacks Oats, 500 “ Salt, 100 “ Coffee, 200 barrels Sugar, 200 “ Syrup, 1,000 boxes Soap, 1,000 “ Sundries. AU. (1001 IS SOI,II AS LOW AS ANY llrtl’SK IN TH?. UNITFI) STATES Wr l no llrajasce or Wliarlnir. ,1. X J. KAI F3IAA. octll. 1)0 Wagons ! Wagons !! a _ ■ .: , I have just received at my Carriage Wareroom a Oar Load ol the Celebrated Studebaker Plantation WAGON, Gfa'eM*frant Ito 4 Ir->n Axlr and TIIOH UUUMLi W \UUAN iT.D. l rio a luwur than ni r hui'.i-- known. TANARUS, K. Wynne, oct2l eodAwlm Ht. Clair at. nearNVarehoarto. Henry W. Ifiu.nr.n James M. Rthhiill. HILLIARD & RUSSELL, ATTOENEYB AND O3USRELLORS At Law. / vFFjrEOVEft TilK STOREd OF rOLLARD \ ) uII Aim In ftpd W. L. BARN AUD, one door ab-v‘ the Natiouxl Hank. Will piact-c- tu th C>urt ©f Oh qriiift. and ad jacent Oonntit'H of Alubainu ; also in tho Courts ol tin* UnilodHtatva. Air. W. H. Lloyd will continue in th* ir ofilcu 41111 attend to all . 1.-riral work, cotiwyanreH m-ikhiK Returns for Guariilanrt, f xecuturs, Ad miidHtr-itorn ami TruKtur. t-xamiuc <>;urt Jso itor.ls Bok Accounts, Jtc. Kingsford's Oswego Pure and MIIiVER GIiOHH HTAHCII* For the Laundry. Atanntkcturod by T. Klngsford & Son, Tho bo.it Starch In the world. / n IVKBi beautiful flulah to th* linen, and the V V dlir. reucc in coat bctwewu it and oonuuou atardi U scarcely half a rent tor an ordinary woMhing. .Vuk your Oroocr for it. (ingsfortl's Oswego Corn Starch, For Puddingrt, Blanc Mange fee Cream. Ac , im tin- original —Katablirthed in 1848. And prenervcn itH reputation an fhbck. mtbonokr and MoHii del h ate, than any other article of the kind off*-fed. , .•itber of the wun-- nam*i >r with other titlue. Htkvenwyn Macadam. I’h. D., Ac.. tU’ higheel •h- ini- ul aUth- rity of Europe, rarefnliy analyzed ihia Corn Starch, and a*yn It la a moat exoqUent irticle Ol diet, and lu chcrnlml and feuding prop' •trtlea ih fully equal t*> tin* beat arrow ro*t. DiructiouH for Cuatarda, Ac., ucuoinpany 'ach one pound package. Por by Mil Grocer*. jy lAwtf p L ., , RANKIN HOUSE. Coliinilnn, t-i!-j£iH, MRS. F. M. GRAY. Frnpplrtraaa. J. HEfaliKBS. rlerU. y 9 ly WANTED OKNTS CAN MAKE FROM to pel- Week wt HKLUf-o t)vn iHm Wiieeier & Wilson Sewing Machines. Call at once or addreaa WHEELER A IVLLSON CO. W nge If Grand Opening OF Raich’s Restaurant TO-DAY. Meals at all 1 Hours. J —\BILL or rARE contains at! Mark, t altforda. hIBX atlpplM wtth chotreat 1 "7| VA Mir win, , Liquor, and Ctgara. Free Lunch from 11 to 1 o’clk. oct I tf i SMJI For Rent. Adksw-slb 1-lack io k/ntyy\. Ku'um.jrville. .Vlftbatua, ’*< m e< from CGlumbus, ou-* h r M dr and Acrtst>fland. good H-mso Or bard. Bplcndfd Wstsr. Oivhl oat den spot vf sic acre*, thowery plsco f-jr a market garden. A.qdy \> JNO F. IVMRMON. at D„F. tvillso4 r .lnsuronco Agency. cct27 lw NO. 255 I QUARTER RONDS ! or TRK lutliisfrial Exhibition Cos., FIVE DOLLARS EACH, $5.00 EACH, FIVE DOLLARS EACH, $5.00, Will buy a quarter Bend ol Tb Industrial Exhi bition do., of New York. Each Quarter B.md participate* in Four aerlea allotmmita every yvacr until itta redeemed. The following Premium* abow what any Bond may receive. A quarter Bond woutd rrctfvt ont quarter of the bvlow named pretmunm. JANUARY AND JULY. Cash. 1 premium of $100,060 1 premium of lo.aoo 1 premium 0f...,...........6,000 l premium of— 3.000 1 premium of I.OM lo preialumg of SSOO each... s.ooo 10 pr- miunm of 200 each '....t ... 3 006 27 preiDittinn of 100 each 3 706 48 premiums of 60 each 3 460 JH)O premiums of 31 each..... .... 18.900 Total ..,..$160,000 APRIL AND OCTOBER. Oaah. 1 premium of -.V. 1 ..... $31,000 1 premium of 10,006 1 premium of,-. y.*- 6.006 lpremiurao! 6.00 a premiums -f SI,OOO each 3,u06 10 p. eminmi of 500 each 6 000 10 premiums of 960 each 3,060 20 prdmiuiua <f 100 e00h........ .... 2,960 44 premiums of 60 each............ 2.300 Hooo premiuma of 31 eoeb.-v... 81906 Total 166 000 Any one inventing in theae bonds has the satis faction ui knowing that bin bond Is certain to b paid at maturity; and further that h assist* in •ullding in the City of New York, a parmaueat temple of Industry, which will be on ornament a id s pride to every Auaeriesu. Bond holder, until hrn bond Is redeemed, taa part owuer ol twenty-two acres *-f land situs td in the heart of the City Of Nsw York, and es timated to be w.-rtU Two Million. Four Hundred ihouHsnd Dollars. And the building, which is -rttimated t< coat Meveu Million*. The einavatious for the foundation waa com meured on the 20th ofMay, 1878, and th build ng will be ready to receive the goods 0H the eutvuuiai Exhibition at it* close. N<) iuvestmeut for peoph- of nru*U nuians was ver odVrod equaling the Bonds ol the Industrial xUibition Cos. The bonds are secured by s nortgsge wi ich mskea the principal safe, and minently secur* . and in oduition to which each ootid-holder pariieipateH four times a year lu the illotmeut of premiums above named. The difference between these bonds and a lot tery tick. . is. in s lottery the holder must h-ae us money or draw a prize, while the holder of an udnetrlal Exhibition Bond, esuuot loae his in vestment, but must have r-turned to him. the ,-riucijial au.l s amail rat** of interest added, and iu addition, has an opportunity to draw a pre mium rangu-g from S6O to SIOO,OOO. The Board of Directors and the Trustee* ef the m rtt'xgc are among the most eminent business men of New York, snd is of itsel a guarantee that the Bonds are a safe and dsirable invest ment. m . . The Company is not responsible for any money sent, except it be by check. Poatal order, draft or express, payable to tho order of The Industrial Exhibition Cos. Circulars sent on application. Address. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION 00.. 12 Komi lYtli -street, NEW YORK CITY. _ Sept 384 J : HJEIMOVAIa. WE HAVE REMOVED OUR Complete Stock OP Liquors & Tobaccoes r> THE BTOBE fnrriwrly by B"Ue. Kill. , Cos., ootoor of Itri.ud ud Bt. Ctalr streets, where we will be pleased to s onf old cun oraert*. and as naahy more os will honor us with their patronage. IIFIIFIX & ro. oct. a tf y 1,500 Acre Stock Farm For Hulo. T OEKEIt ALL OB A PAHT OP THE VAHTA- L DLL ul.i Uitou Auown a* tha MoUay pi.cn ly no ■Kamllaa ctaek. Muocogee oonnty, 0... Tho Uuda arc rich and healthy, n. ar Iha Railroad and lit ntlloa dho .art ol Oatolnhaa. - ' . AS A STOCK FARM. T'*xa* has no advantage of It and it will ba sold f- -r less mno- y thau you can buy in Ton**- Flve hundr u head of stock oou be carried and water oost a dollar for feed. AS A GRAIN FARM. it Is ua good as the BUt* afford# on average of 15 Wusbeis corn per acre, has been repeatedly mad** upon it* rich bottom land and not uafra quently h bale of cotton per a* re. AS A GK/YBS FARM, nootUar plaaoio Oaorftia. hnowD to tba und.r signed has pTOdupi'd without an hoar spent on pr. paratmn SIOOO worth of grosa ent. *** ,l-.iv4-r.fi lo nmrlu-t in nix oweks at a cost Of $l6O. This renult coo bo quadrupled. „j v WHY BF.UL A J’LACE SO VALUA BLE? I am In d„bt. and moat pay. ft fU want a plaoa unaiirpaaand in tta advautaya., Mm. and M m nr abqutro ol Eaw, tHoh. JUaxtnu Eatra or the uudarahtoad at the plaatatioa 3 mtloa aootb of Wtroborly. on 8. W. Railroad. A map of the ptoco can bo aoan at fbioofflro. r.'tta dandhw tf B- M. QUAY. L. D. Deaton & Son Variety Store, ■ No. 186 Broad St., under Eankin House, KK.EF OM HAND AND AU* CCNHTAKTLIf MCUBIW A LARGE & WELL SELECTED STOCK ; OF , hh r i ‘ Staple Dry Gooda, 1 JooCk, Hhoi-n, XXutH, Groceries, Hardware, Orookery, GUm, Tin, Wood and Hollow Ware, Store* House-furnishing Good*, *o. Wo arc offering our goods at the lo?reatpric, and guarantee ootiafaction in every ra^>c4, Mr Mr, T. J. HINKB is with ua, and wtU bo pleased to have bis friends cab and see us. oct!7 eodSm_ ; " H. 0. MOORE’S REPAIR SHOP, Booth Store In Jonaa- Building. OglHborpa • IS on Comutiaalou, Uphahrt., - dono g-narally, In good atyl*. SdV t am now oatng Johntoß’a oate hrated atalna. which are tba — ,n X*- aprlSly j v . r'.