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Tire livin' timlx f* *!*• !••■. <in.. S' ITHDAY DECEMBER l**. 1H75 MAIIK K. BLAHI>r"MI COOIH r. oakhakd, III.IVMKUHII .v O.IKK IKI), lltortiev* •* Counsellor* Ml I.mw. Ofllco No. #7 Broad street. over WlttJeh A Kiuael> Jewelry store. Will practice iu the Mate and Federal Court*. riXAXmb AM COMMERCIAL RR. VIEW IS (OI.IMIIIN. COLUMOUH, O A., 1)4X5. IS, 1H75. moxetaryT The money In the Bniik 1 now **lng •i*l to rn )V* tlio cotton. The qirintit on hand l- not ho great hh it wire, t fmtigl a plenty to m<**t the denmmto upon goi I c >ll itor il. Exoliuuo—The Innkn arc wiling o N?w York at % premium. All other point* K premium. O M— hilt little offered. Silver—No demand—-no quotation*. COTTON. wm In good demand for all The maraet geuertUy tieeutoi *LomJ. iJailtf HluU.nu nt. Ht-M’U on han<! Aug. hi, H 73... 4S. H •eelvel eetor I • • hh prevlouhly 32,343 -33.161 iIJ|U4v Shipped yostonluy 391 “ previously 24, A i-24 4 ,t Stock on baud tills morning 9,2 ■ Price*. Orilinu r 9®l Good Ordiiuuv iu^. L >w .VI 11^, MildlW* U‘4®iil Oo,iJ Hid lliu^n WtttwlUMlSO Sales 31 Receipt*. B>• Wnn. 2s " ‘S 11, " “ Blvr 264 “ a. *v.h. It.**'. aV " W. it it 13 - HI Shi pm/ Hi h. By 8. W. B. B 393 Homo Consumption 0— 39 Same Zap Lari Year in CatumbuH. Silos ‘in/ Bouolpta ,'n BlllpiU'tnta 34 ".i2> 1 * .tail Itacolnta 4;,21 Pries for Middltruf 13;/ Rmiptn at alt United Utahn lbrtr. 1174. If n Saturday 30, Mi-t 2',79 Su day aud Monday 4 ,646 41,37 Tttflp>... ij.,.12 .1,72 W<*dlNMday 31,116 34.1 I limroday 23.H71 20,: 7 Friday. ... ..23.7*4 31.18. VttlldUS 9.193 Total 1.,.,,., 2,u,„ Showing mi Increaseof 10,5(i4 hales, eon, ,v ‘”"1 With eoriftspondintf da, tt of lan year. *RAOON. Baoou is quiet and the xupply larjp ls%u.. which le less than it ha baud sold for. Bulk imuts Imre at Dullsville and St, Louie are llnu as far a Bacon le Concerned, Ijtxjuc -a tls scarce though enough for the demand. Bui nioata are down and are quoted in M Louis 11 and Louisville lOJ4. A plenty of new meat and hams 01 the market. on AIN Demand for corn very everybody seems to have either raise their corn or will do without It; for chub < while, iu small low, 9uc. Is asked; mlxt BIH*., with a (food pros,met for lower llu urcs; as car'll day shows a 1 113401' i uii crop raise 1 ah I fewer consumers. There Is considerable and Inci'aislrip demand for Georgia and Alatiama rus pro. if oats at $1 2V; led mils 60 to 70c., euoicu iVesteru white oats 3j to 83c. uuv oooos. Trade in dry (foods was very dull.tlumal there was n llitlo dotiiff in some of tin. stores. Calico, 6,4 c., Factory Checks, 11 Calico 1s ret and lurf at 7c. TBAPU OKMaiai.i.v was very tfood and everybody seemed elu ted. Cloth Haequrw,Shawls and another lot o thoso beautiful til u'k .Silas au I Black A. pacas an I iloli urs, just received uc tie Virginia Store. oct22 • "" 1 iironkaantl inurt -n, au reJ Droa<l S l>r. Wuron ohl at ui l arn daily roptoiitoli iug tlwlr Htufk tf Dru^s, Fancy Good*, C diitos iiiuaiica, SpUt*s tfc mi l they mv now propaml to olTor extr iiniucumonirt in price and yuMity of (food t*> ail who may wish to buy. Do; 12 I*v Only 9c. per yarn for tp**i soft Unis. B 1 muluhl Uomoatic. Other iMjua * ly cheap. AU. wilo Shoetiurf ami Pil low Cottoua. at the store. uct22 RVRttllNsi H.VKUAIX! laarlnar Oat Rule oT XIII iiery mii liiuty (loud*! Mtt i. LEE will, on and after to-morrow offer her enrh'o stock of Lilies', diesis-, and Children's H its, dh iwls, Furs, Ac., a less tliau cost tor Cash. Also, Hosiery. Gloves and Corsets; ltao Hair .S witches and Cu. Is; Jet imvelryan. other fashionable ko.hls, wuich must Is sold rerfurdless of cost. (..’all early ami gal the llrst choice. Those Indented to me will please cal. ands -ttle, as I need the money, dec 12 tf HAKE WAY Ml 1C TIIKOI.It RKLIA n i.K. Oyster., Kl.li imd (turns. Our Restaurant Is now o|m>u for tile sea- supplied with the beet the market hi fords. Bar stocked with host liquors ami CU ire. octl7 Chas. lleyman A Cos. 1,0)3 F ire Lni'.i .10 es,olulled Handker- Chiefs at worth st,"o. Cors.'ts from S.k-. to lluesl ‘Table Damask, Towels ami other while ffiM.ls cheap at the Virginia Store. 00t22 XW **Hh UIbIMHIM, Now Collars and Cuffs, fresh line ol Hamburg's EtUuiffi choice i’rints. Fell Skii te and Flannels, at J. S. Jones’, Sep. 1(3 tf Columbus, Ga. , 1 in . BTiUl(llU*4 Wines, VVtuskiee Ac, warran ted stri etly pi re, fee medic and purposes, Puin N itive Wines for Cliuruli purposes. Cooking Wms Ac. at nearly cost, at Br.ioas Jt Chortont.iu’s Drug Store, 3rd door above K inkiu House- Doc 12 lw An entire new stock of Jewelry. The latost styles just receive I at out 19 WirriOH A Kinskl's. Jewelry repaired and made to ordei Engraving and Watch Repairing done at Wittioi A Kinsep’s, At I.fM Than Cdml to <ioc €)ut. Fine Cloths and Coast meres, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Do not lose the op portunity. H.T. Ciuoleh. Kept. 28-tf New Aitvrrll*pM,Rta. Dressed Turkics - Lips A Markham. Fresh Fish—J. L. Hogan. Dressed Cliickeus -Llps jt Markham. Executrix Hale Susie A. Carter Execu trix. Oysters $1.30 per gallon -John L. Ho gan. Change of Hchedule--11. M. Abbott, Agent. Oysters $1.50 per gallon nt John L. Hooan's, Ice and Fish House. |>r'rd Turk*)* This morning, at Liits A Maukiiah's. Cal W.|r To-nlshl. Our theatre-goers will not forget Cal Wagner benight. He is said to he Un imst delineator of negro character now 01 the stage. Cal is a great favorite in Co lunibuK, anil always draws a good house. Hie Memphis Appeal, a paper noted foi its true criticisms, has the following to say about Cal Wagner and Ids troupe: "Happy Cal Wagner's minstrels have come and gone, and with them many s joyous throng of pleasant momories. De spite tile Imd weather and rivalry hi other vmusenionts, CM Wagner attracted thi mist appreciative character of audiences, tnd In every instance afforded an enter tainment of the highest excellence, variety •ml Interest. Wo regret his stay In Mem dils has been so short, but soon hope to me him and his merry troupe In our city, vlmn our citizens will again have an op xirtunity of talng entertained with ndrth, iov and real pleasure. With commend ible taste Cal Wagner revives many a well eriienibered Song of the post, familiar to ho car nnd dear to the heart of everj huithern man. These old time cotton ield niel.klies and corn-shueklng songs icver fall to arouse an appreciation com nensurnte with their acceptable merits as veil us UlO reixignized excellence of these ulnstrels. Es|H lally noticeable la the nake-up of the suits worn by Cal and Ills ulnstrels, which marks an improvement ipon the ordinary trouble which we are leciistomed to have here. Our best wishes ittendCul Wagner, and we commend him o the puhlic ns one who will at every per irmaiice more than satisfy their demands or fun, mirth and joy. He will always >0 welcomed to Memphis and patronized uost liberally by our citizens." A Nnircrlli,n to Him CIO Connell. Wo do not propose to intrude ourselves ipou the City Council, but In the lutarost •f the people of Colu uh 11 —the poor peo ile—we lieg to offer this suggestion. A year or two ago our city fathers had isplrutlnus to |liave Columbus wear a ity aspect, and to that end they banished mgs from the streets. The reason was i) .parent, and the law was good, but now 11 the present distress of the country, eight not the law be repealed? WIIOII it vent Into operation It worked a great lordship upon many a poor family, who •ofore that time had raised their own meat r >llll lie leavings iu their kitchens. Now lie hard times are upon us in erruost, and he city goenrnmsilt canm it do more work for the people than to allow them to rais*- t'lelr own meat. Repeal the hog ordinance mtil times get better. Wlven rep tiled uauy a poor family wl l rejoice at the irospoct of raising one or two hogs and bus get rid of n part of their expenses. ..... ...... 0 --- ■ Mayor's Court. A large crowd had gathered In tlm May a's Court yesterday to see tho Working f that indispensable Institution. Mayor ’leghorn took the bench, and brought a nan up standing; but tho prisoner asked 1 continuance until tills morning, and the Mayor granted it. Everybody thought oi'tahily somebody else had been doing vrong, but It proved to be a fact that he vus tho only accused man in the city yes terday, and he asked for timo to have the nutter investigated; therefore there may e some doubt about anybody doing any litng wrong in the last twenty-four hours ■receding the term of the Court. a pi, rum. Everybody has road and heard of dog Iglits, but the reporters of the combats l ive billed to ever find a tiee tight. We •aw yesterday a pair of gemtiue black ■urged flee hogged In a mortal combat, be little bl ink held his own and was •ucked by a crowd of Utahians, and tho tt.le brlndle poodle excitod the admira ion of some up town boys. They fought mg and well, but In an unconscious mo aunt tbe little black put his paw in the eolith oi the other canine, and could not ,et It out. Ho ti led to run, hut it was "no ;o." j hoy rolled over together a few lines, when by chance the paw was liber ued and a comfortable distance soon iu erveued. Funeral of lira. The remains of Mrs Pope reached hero esleidav morning and were burled from i . Paul Church hi the atteruoou. Rev. Mr. Kendrick of the Baptist Church com tuc'cil tlic fu i iral n'vi :es. Dr. I’uggle leesre. J. Marion Estes,G. Guuby Jordan, Pollard, W. S. Hiilstetd and Capt. Hul lert Were the pall bearers. The Bpirit of 1 noble woman wus returned to the God vhogav it. VllhufV* Tv—RltA swim, sure end Nclln llrtc C ure*. The unprecedented sale of this world one wiled medicine proves inconteetlbly hat no remixly has su|>erseded the use of his reliable Tunic. No spleen lias been ound so hard as hot to yield to Its 80ft ■uing inltueUcO, and no liver so hypertro ihted as not to give up its long-retained •ilious BecretJons, and no Chill or Fever ms yet refused to fall Into line. Whoe iKik, Finlay Jt Cos., Proprietors, New Or eans. For sale by all druggists. A beautiful line of Hamburg Edgings and tnsertings, at prices to suit the pur chaser, at eop22 dawtf J. .1. WHrrriji's. A large assoninent of Liuuu Collars and Cuffs of tlie latest styles just received at sep22 J. J. WHITTLE'S. The largest and prettiest selection of Transfer Flowers iu the city, is at fehl4 Mawtf J. 3. Whittle's. Juki Arrlwdi If you want Ladies' or Missus’ Hose, in Medium or extra length, very cheap, go to sep22 d.twtl J. J. Whittle's. If you want a Black Law Point at New Vork cost call at J. J. Whittle’s. sep22 tf The Iwst Wool Jeans ever brought to this market at 25, 37, 50 and 62 cents, at J. J. Whittle’s. sept. 29-tf #'he largest and prettiest lot of Ladles' Silk Ties in the market. Also, Ruffs at 10 cents apiece, at J. J. Whit le's. Bridal Presents ol bolid Silver and jilvcr-Plated Ware. Anew assortment just received at Vrmcn * Kinsel's. We see that J. Rhodes Browne fs having his factory Tainted with Brewer's cele brated Rubber Paint. THE TIMES: SATURDAY MORYTNG, DECEMBER 18 Is?s. color r.i hf. xro>. THE SQABBLE— THEOHIOIN AND'THE feel- INO. The white citizens of Columbus have Tell hut little Interest In the appointment of a colored sexPw, cxoe|it so far as tboy had some preference for some dseerviug appii oant. THE NEOBOES, m the contrary, have felt a keen nnd live ly interest In the matter, und for weeks preceding tbe election of it while sext. !i woresimculating on the chances of their favorite being selected by tho Boxtou elm 1. Wo have a number of wortliy colored will - scrlbers, and for their tn'iieiit, aw well as ho other readers, we •*uvo endeavored to ilnd out the cause of their objection to tie •ctions ol Sexton Odom iu appointing R. P. Porter. 'Tlie n groes say that Mr. Jdom promised, if eh-ctixl, to leave the we lectiou of a sexton or the colored ceme tery to u VOTE Or THE COLORED PEOPLE, tnd that with that promise ill view Hie. worked to secure his election, as the wanted to say who should bur> their dead, and under tliut promise they would huv, 1 chance to s Meet a suitable 1111.1. VARIOUS NUMBERS ispired to the place, among whom war the present liieuiulient R. P. Porter, Ton Rhodes, Bill Wadsworth and Miltoi Threatt. They hod been canvassing tuning their race, preparatory to the elec tion which was to have taken place. THE MUNI TIP >L lection was over, and Mr. Odom was elec ted. Then mure colored aspirants euun to the surface, ami while some were lusis.- ug that Sexton Odom wh uld luiiilt lie iromlse, ifftiers equally des-rviug am ■ espected, Insisted that he should mak' in uppohitinent, as trouble would censm if left to the colored voter- to d.-ride. Mr.Odom acted on the advice of his 1 rlends, and a large number of euim'o voters and appointed, to tlie olllceof col ored sexton. B. P. PORTER, t very de erving mail. The most intelli gent jnegroes to whom we have tdkod, wjieak well of the appointment, and ex press themselves os satisfied with the ap pointment, but are irreconcilable to ill, loss of a chance to vote, though they migl t have voted fur Porter. AN INDIGNATION MEETINO was called for last night, but the proprie tor of the hall would hut allow it used uu less ho was paid in advance. The inovei • >f the iudtgnutiun left to get thefuiids, bur failed to return, so tho meeting did no take place, not even a dozen negroer tiding present at tile appointed place. THE END is that the negroes have a number oiu man for their sexton, and should mak. no further demonstration in the mattei The one last night was a failure, and thin fact alone. Is evidence tliut they acquleso m the appointment. llrrupd Chicken* At Ltpps jfc Markham's MVSUOQF.E SVI’I'KIOU COURT. NOVEMBER TERM. 1875--THIRTIETH DAY Court met pursuant to adjouiiimeiit Present His Honor, Martin J. Crawford, Judge presiding. The Court yesterday wus engaged in tin investigation of the case of Tbe State vs Peter Finnegan, charged with the murdei of Charles Wilding, The Court took a recess at dinner are: adjourned for suptier. AFTER TEA the testimony was losunwd and the argu ment of the case begun. Mr. Roland Rus sell led .IT in tlie argument, and made an excellent speech in the prosecution, lie analyzed t' e tcsthuoui iu detail, and madenn eloquent appeal in belmlf of jus tice. Ho was followed by Hon. T. W. Grimes in a speech replete with el.spiein e and logic. He spoke at length on the ir responsibility of a n.m-rompoH tnrntin. His speech was a splendid effort, and is said to lie the best lie or any young member ol tho bar ever delivered hi the court-house. The Court then took a recess until this morning at 9 o'clock. To-day Col. Thornton will speak, follow ed in conclusion by Col. W. A. Little, for tho prosecution. Good speaking will take place, and those hearing it will enjoy a treat by going to tho Court-house. A numlxT of witnesses were introduced in this ease to prove tho insanity of tlie prisoner-among them several doctors— who swore from the facte tostillod to that he was insane. The Slate introduced an equal mimls'r of physicians who tlmuglit the contrary, and that t e evidence show ed him sane at the time of the killing. This branch of the ease is the only new feature in tho ease. Heretofore nothing has been skid of Insanity, but now that plea la introduced. This statement gives the public all that has transpired anew In the ease. Court adjourned at a late hour to meet this morning at 9 o'clock. Mrmorliil A*mx-liitlnn. Th Indies of the Memorial Association request us to remind the ladies to bring the pictures of the deceased Confederate soldiers to tho Perry House on Monday morning. They desire to adorn a gallery to lie devoted to them. Tho concert to he given Monday nightwus rehearsed last night. It was a pretty, ami novel sight, to see the young an I beauti ful of to-day fitted 011 iu tlie habiliments of years ago. Everybody should go, for you will always regre: not seeing such un elegant affair given in so noble a cause. We saw yesterday a beautiful lot of chi 11a ware, presented by the wholsnle house of Mcßride A Cos., of Atlanta, to the 1 idles, to 1 e sold at their festival next week. It was a generous gilt from a generous Urm of splendid gentlemen, and will beappreci ated by tho L elies Memorial Association and our citizens generally. Capt. J. A. Cody, formerly tme of the largest mer chants of Columbus, is engaged with Mcßride Jt Cos., the liberal and m irs. We trust tho concert, the fair, festival, and everything eeimevto i with the Asso ciation will be a grand, very grand suc oese. Fresh Fish clieap at John L. Hooan's, Ice and Fish House. New Dross Goods, embracing boautilul effects iu Flaiils, also Gray Bilk Poplins, especially adapted to immediate wear at J. 8. Jones'. Sep. 10-tf Somethin* New. Strictly pure drugs at extremely low prices. Ou hand and to arrive, the lar gest and best selected stock in the city. Ask for anything you want and you will be supplied at prices remakably low. Everything sold Is warranted fresh, pure and genuine. Brooks A Thornton. DrU -gists. 159 Broad SL Dr. Ware's Old otauJ Deo 13 lw Remember Cal Wagner wants to ice every body to-uigul at iue o,'Cia .louse. The ladies’ concert Monday night promises 10 lie it grand success. Everybody should go and aid the uioiiumeUL that mu ’ll. Thomas ami Jeremiah are led ling 1 convention at Cdurlle U yiu in’s. New delegates arriving every and; y. S<j far the convent io 1 is harm minus —Uaggage smashers will handle milks gem ly. for a time in vi-w 0. bat dynamite ex;,l iSi m at Br 'imi the other day. The Finljegati case s ill occit |,'e lie alioiiii ni of I,layers, witness iiid jurors. It will probably be c m •luded to-day. George Alfred To wns‘lid vtn In lions Hid dollars 11.1 the ele.-tloa o, Speaker Kerr. IL' is temporaril. vriting on tn mogrum pa;s-r uu I li inking green seal. The col l weather llptj wav in ■reuses the d"inun I for hot drinks —A lien of rare Species die Ii Tooth bay. Me., lately, and in her ,'izzurd was found a shawl pin. She ,a I eyj lent|y attempted to pin her sclf back. Hen fruit isappreeiating in value. mil egg-nogg on Christmas bi Is fair to boa luxury. A sharp talking lady was rc •roved by her husband, who rei|iiest •d her to keep her longue in her nouth. "My dear,” she sail. "It’s igalnsl. the law to carry conceal.- I weaiions.” —it is sai l that the now stylo of •uotnloolia to lie worn uext fall will ■e largo enough to tie back. Also, Imt a modest man can’t climb u 1 .-id ler with a pair of ’em ou. Murk Twain, having ln*eu invited o contribute something to ml in mil isylutn, offered to be one of 1,0 X) cit izens "who shall agree to comribu.e two or more of their children to this ■nterprise.” It, would lie well for our citizens to step up in tiieGvorgta Home build nurmid sec Davis Andrews, tax col lector. —"There is one good thing aboil his wind,” said a young la ly, "it dews dust in the eves of tlie men vlio stand on the Street crueis.” . —Youngsters ought 10 uu J. rs an i imt .San Ia Claus’ pack is not very pill, this year, and that nothing tould disgust the oil fell.w more (Imn to catch a boy hanging up his father’s over-alls. —"Never bet on a horse race, tny -ion. It is wrong 10 bet pin t, bowl les, the horse that ought to win is likely, oi nine out of feu cases, to be j >.-k --eyeil to the rear. Do not bet at all, ny smi, but. if you do bet on horses, get acquainted with the riders in ad vance of the cosiest, and see how llio thing is coming out.” The Daily Times Is the best ndver i ising medium iu lids see,ion. New subscribers ure coming in every da\, and people look to newspapers to tell hem where in procure the best un I cheapest guilds. Children lire almost exclusively oc cupied in telling you what Sauta Claus must bring thorn. The b iys commence wjtti a drum, and tlie girls with a doll. Tlie Empress Eugenie’s iliam mils have, according to iheTimes of In ilu, been sold to the Maharajah of Puuiulla. It is distressing to learn that poor old Mr, Astor’s estate won’t pan out much mine 1 Imn forty-five millions. And what the fumil> lire lo do this winter lor senl-skin sanities and a few bushels of coal, nobody knows It is really harrowing. The gamins of L union, being for bidden to beg in tin* streets, have ueully circumvented Hie law. They purchase a bundle of straw, com merce of all kinds being free, ami sitting at the corner of a street, they entreat pedestrinns to buy a single whisk. It is said that some urchins by this traffic make a protit of over ten dollars a day. 4>rauxet Wholesale and Retail at duels wediiri J. J. Ji: W. R. Wood’s. Noclul Ho|. The young gentlemen who superintend ed thus,>ci il hop, must hive been grati fied at the attendance last night. While it was not numerically large, it comprised a number of tile prettiest y oung ladies of tho city, and some of tlie handsomest young men. Everything passed very pleasantly, an ! the dance was kept up to a late hour. A good hand of music was in at tendance, and ttieentlre evening w.is a suc cess. Those that ntteieiial enjoy ed then.- selves and vote>( thanks to the managers A fresh lot of BleaclitKi ttomespun, yanl .vide, at in, 1214 auU Uciior yard—the best g'KHls in the market at tlie price, at s pJ2 d.'.wtt -I. J. Whittle's. Large lot best tin Iml prints offereil to*(lay at only 7; jr. Bucli as Alien's, Sprague's and others. Call at once and got a bargain, Virginia tore. nov'ltf At Ihr ( it-h llry U,.k4. 11 mi.r, The best lot of Kid Gloves iu the city. Walking Shades iu two buttons at sl, $1.30 and $2.39. Evening ami Opera Shades iu 4 and 6 Imttona—Lest grade. Fique Kids—black stitch® I, wiih colors to match the new suitings, tf J. S. Jones. The best assortment and cheapest Silk Cies, at F. C. Johnson's. uct24 ilixslSw. those wishing a Pargam m I aide 11am osk, Napkins, I'owels, Jzc., will do well u. call at sep32 d&wtf I. -I. WfTTLK's. Call at J. J. Wmule's mid get some 01 tlie Eureka Spool Silk, it is the smooth est, strongest and cheapest silk iu use. sep22 A Hue line of st li.iaery. Fens, Pencils, Ink. Sponges at extremely low prices at Bro >ka A ruornton’s Drug Store. Dec 12 Ivv 3 ill I iiloc 111 i i,',il ate 1-w ire at Sew Y.,ra prices at octiJ Wrrnca Jt Kinsel’s. FL' unit I.KTrFH. Moticsl,lo, Fla., Dec. 15, 1875. j Dear Timer .'—We arrived safe and | well ut this lovely city yesterday af ternoon. This morning we sauntered •air. and devoured several oranges lucked from the trees, fresh mi 1 de licious. Soon our merchants wilt h? in mo e llrect communication with this sec loii of Florida, now I hat the stuim -r “Big Foot” has arrived, which w I uu in I'onneeiioii with the J ickso 1- vi I le, Pensacola Jfc Mobile lfiilroil j ■vitli the Atl mtic Jfe Gulf liiilroil Che nicrchani* u* Gdu nb is vi 11 g • h rou ,'h riles on ill dr me.'eli 1 1 iis . D'l "Ur uicrclmiiis k'iiii I 11. > to tie c.v iimiiigcircMiis. l£o.v e.lll we hank tire lurries who have at last '■me to the relief or Coin nhits Mr. Walker, 1 lie General Hupei iuien lent f ■r Ihe J P. & M. Hdlroad. Mr F. H. Pnpy. 1 lieeoiirieoiis and gentlemanly icnciul Tiniispoitarioii Agent, and lull, energetic and self s icriticing Mnj. 11. S. Haines, the Superiiilep lent <>f 1 Ire Allan tic ft Gulf H lilnaid o these men oi||' iiUffchaillS should | vote Mm like and do not forget Capt. Coker, of the steamer “Hig Foot.” These are the men who have come forward to the relief of Col muons, and lei 11s stand up to them. May lie 'hut Cot. Wmlley will not like this a 1 rangemi nt, and will sink • and I "Big Fool” or haul her iu, ns lie has done j all Im .ill s 1 hat have gone before or nf- j ler 1 lie "Julia.” " W\ lly ” and "Bandy Moore. ’’ By 1 Ids route the merolin tils of Columbus cen get Ihrmi 'li rates o freight from Boston. N*w York mi l oilier points north mi l in as slim ime. Not only is b'olutnbiis relieve,! •f the high rate of charges w hich tie Central Railroad has so long Im posed upon us, but the whole com munity Is benelitted everything will be cheaper. Tuis section o country will iflsoderive vast benell by ibis arrimgement Tlie tourisi "eommeieial,” tliose traveling f > pleasure mid rile sick can now lake a steam bout al Columbus and Eiifaula mid arrive at Chattahoochee after a most delight fill trip 01 a s, leu li 1 bout wirii geiitlem inly offl'ers; lake the J. P. & M. l’u li'otel to Jacksonville. Moiiiieel oor any oilier point. The railroads arc a'l in splendi I condi tion. Tlie passenger ears ure new nnd commodious. We have Im I heavy fro- s every morning for'lie ast live day-. Tbe weather is l-digitfii! M 11 lectio is a live to vn. 11 In 1 -'i more business is doing here than we eX|M'Cted to tin I at this seas hi. To Messrs F. B Fry & Son, editors of the Constitution at this city, we are ill leb e l f irtiie ill UIV c mi lesies ex len led du.'ing our bri 'f say. We g • to J icksoiiVille to-night. Yours lespeelfilllv, - M Why Will I’im* Pl%* .luff) WITHOUT A I’AItALLKL. I'D** for Dr. *l. iinuliioM’s F*- mijU* Ui;u!ator. U*>oli(i pnv**<|fm in tbf iniuiib of iH*pulai nuHNiiitH. Or<l*iv come Hi * tliirk ami hint that the l*n>jn -• •ui Ua. toruWlun' Ihh*u unall t< ilii thi'iu all. He to happ.v t<* aijit** that ar rai>c**ii**nt an* uuw coinpD'U* I>> wiiU*li in* i prupiirtni to luanuliuTuiv Fomuii - 4i*ni'\ , ami tin* public ma\ fi*l anMinNi tliat tlifii waiitb may mw tw nupplnii. iMtyaioiaii of nspuu* am usuitf f.hit- Afrwit in lail\ pnictlcp, all ov i ( hm U*’n*aiU i no woman uutxl hui* for from aupprottotnl, huhih-ihUml or inve ntor itiouatruaifUm. Una valuil' m*Nii cimi pnqjar***! by L. H. 1 r<if, Di _m l , Atlanta, Ga* ami S4ll ut s|.so jm*i b.tui)\ l hruujirhuUi Amonra HEAKTY HUooMINO WIIHW. M AKJLTIA. Ga., March 9, 17(. Mt MnrH. firailjif bl tl* Cos.: Goittlouien —You will p!ms<* Bhip us an* otlnf supply of your invaluable Imnalo r, ami ft>rwanJ bill by mail. \Yt aro happy to stutv that this romody Uator satishu-tioii than *uiy article w** sell. We have Uvn S4*ilinu: it shun* ami wiUjiftipeti many remarkable b> it: Aiiigiik others, there was a hni> i rime 1 ol ours who was sallow and sick I > until sht* wire twenty-six years old, when she was tuarrnxl. ller husluimi hvHi two vciars ami died. She uoutinued in lal health; in fact, she Inis never l>een what ii woman to to*. A few months afua* the dtMith of her hustoiml she saw your advertisement., ami came to our r>tore ami bought a oottle of your Ke*?ulu tor fn*ni us, ami bH>k it aei*oniiiiK todi n** Uoh. It lias cured her sound and well, brought her monthly pen iwls on, ami to-day she m a hoarty, bloiin- widow—with the use of but t wotoi il*s of your Regulator, custiuK her uly three <u>llars, wli.'li slie had tried several physicians and sient a deal of money without any tometit. Wishing you .fi-eat success with your valuable reme dies, we are, respectfully yours, etc., W. Root A 8. ap*2A ly Aukuki Flower. The mo6t miseralde toutirfs in tlie world arctln>se suiTeriurf rroin Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. I More tliau seventy-live ier cent, of tbe | people in the Uuit*Hj States are with tlu*se twoiUsviuma ami their elltvls, ! such as Sour Stomach, Sick iltuidache, | Habitual Cost!veness, Palpibitiou of the Heart, Ilmrt-buru, Water-br i>h, *fnaw ! Stomach, Yellow Skin, C atod I\hi<uc ami . bsa*ftTH3ablo taste iu the mouth, coining I up v*f food after eating, low spirits, Ac. Go t $ >our dru>fifiste. Brooks & ThraitoU,lso BroJid street, and ><oi a 75 ceui bottle, or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. In it. Two doses will relieve you. octl tf To Airlvi* S.IIIB. The lim*Btaml to stassoi tment ot Lamps and L imp Goods in thj city, and at the lowest prices. Brooks & Thornion. Druggist’s Dr. Ware’s Old Stand. Toy*, Fire Work* Bread, Cakes, Oamly, Cocojinuts, Pcjinuts, Apph*sauda iiueluttf Cuba Orange*. 1 will keep a splendid lot of all kinds of Cakog during the holidays, and if you waut the best that is nmiie iu the city, Li\ liell’s is the phveeto get it, near the Court House. dec 12-12 w. The larg*st assortment of tine Gold and >ilvei Watches is to be found at net ID Wimcfl *t Kinsel’s. MiMliinr Foy’ New ami cunqileto line or Alpacas, Bril -1 ihnt.!lies, Black Cashmeres ami Ikunba zincs, at J. is. Jones. Scji. Ul-tf Toilet ami L URlry Soap ou had nnd daily arriving. St.ii ch, Bluing, Potasli. Sal Soda, Washing Fluids Ac., at prices is suit tlie times. Brooks A Thornton, Druggists, 130 Broad St. Dee U lw MT. HOPE HIGH SCHOOL. p Jtfou- I **• iu iauuary |#76 Tl* • luetic ) ar in divided a.ti* iwo brui. till- Ui>t U-riu cu -t utiiii lio dy, tlir tt-rm mg if iov j>ar->u on <stton2Uiig tb- • iaroiu'it u at th * •■]• ae t tla** flrat t riu m n Ida cJtud h*t* n- t WOrivtd lull v*lu for lii*: • ini*- wbilr lu a. h<M>l t'ie t itiou n| ml> 4 Liu will i Tuition per month iu Priuwrv Clms f 2 <*) ** ** *• ** *2 GO " *• ** in Tmrd Ciaaa inciudiug the langungoa 3 ao Ni d**4lu< ti'*n f r t ik’Uc *c p in t’liff i4!k< h* r !►•' I<*uti*< at <) tin u n r ii Ihh Him- tl.uii tM' wt-I'i.M Th*7 diai 'ptiu*' ia hti aiie I>ut iuH -x'b e Mt If |h* is iiN-at**l it Mu <> m C<> . IniHe* uottlf o laiul. u and P>e*’ r awing N mhW*t*rtt ft#' artfl II nil < r 1 r m I'* Ititiihiia It la aitu-t <1 in tin* rni< at t u | > < tnnmtii'y ui auri rari and lot it* liiteilii/* n ♦*. r "WWi ntMii in i aii 'y. B ard in tl ela at fami- I li-’H • fro m *lu t<> 9 I*2 ]> r ns4*utliiijchi(Uiiit I.if'lita an Waal ft|f. F rii r'lur inf nnati- n ari< r a E H. Willia .**.B J nkiuaor th*-p in itvai at Coi iimbiM. BAMITL -Irsfcr*'. d2tV' ?Di* ’ Prim’ll a). SPECIAL NOTICE, CASH I 3 IVEY MOTTO. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY JS FORM MY P.ITRO.XS AND TUI PUR LIC GENERALLY THAT FROM THIS DAY AND DATE, I WILL NOT SELL ANYTHIN(■ FROM MY STORE IVITIIOUTTIII t VMM IS PAID ON DELimRi OF GOODS. THIS HI 1.1 i IVII 1. HI-: APPLIED TO AH \ WITOUT ANY EXCEPTION. DL SIRING THE FUTURE PATROL AGE ot MY FORMER CUSTOM ERS, AND BEING DETERMINEI TO SELL THEM ON THE ABOVL PRINCIPLE CLOTHING CHEAP ER THAN AXYOTIIER CLOTH ING HOUSE IN COLUMBUS. R s; cut fully, 8. STRAI SE. Ct himbtta Ua. lu*e tub* r 11. ' O’Keefe, Ellis & Cos., Cotton Factors and 4 (Ml H!SSIO\ NEUCIIAVrs SO. I I KM’KU, H’HAKF, CHAItLt&ZDX. 8. C. i a. p2:t fim John Blackmar, St. Clair Street, Building, next t Freer, llig*‘s A Cos. Brokerage, Real Estate & Insurance. REFER. BT PKRUIoHIoN. To Yffrclxauta' and VloUauica' (tank, thia fit-. lanJ.i-lv W>l. Randolph Ml reef, ISoot iiikl Jmmcmalcer, OE VLER IN LEATHER AND FINDINGS. Ah nrdt-ra fill* <1 at blhti u< t:ve: jirf** a hw. i j bav*; alao proridt and myarit with a machine to putting E antic iu (iaitt rs at h>w prices. ctM Gin Heady fer Sale! AN ADDUEhS ON Elannntary Agricultural Chemistry BY •I. VIOYHOK IjfcWYUl*. B *hu I in paiopiilet ia n >w rcatly D*r nab Price 2A ccuta. Can be furuialu-d on applicatio t. TI .IKS OFFICE tf Job Printers, T me* OHlee Ha ll n r. I.'t KWIHILPU STREET. COUM33US, GA. Orders f>r J>b Printioir of every description solicited, ami satisftctiou guaranteed. Si!' Heids. teller Heads. Nate Heads, Statements, Shipping Tags. Envelopes. Bjsiness, Visiti.ig, Postal Cards, &c. wfhiiing otitatuixm, in tbe beat style of the art. Railroad Receipt Bx>ks on hand and made to order. ASF* Sp*’ciiu*>os t l prices furnished on appli cati 'U. Orders by mail wrill receiv.-p -ouapt at tention. aug33 eodtf j 'iH %TT vHOO.-HEE COUNTY: ORDINARY’S V OFFlCi*—' her. aa He.en M. W>nu execu trix Vif the will <>f John 8. Duma i. late >f i*aid connry. tecoaa t app ies f r tjn*uais>ion from naitl t uat. Tj-bo are t * cit-* an 1 adinoui h ali an<i a u>{>iltr tie kiulre 1a 1 1 ■•relit-ra of asid estate t • si,w cm h • (it aiv ti**v hav ■) ou ■ r ly tue Imt M "ida io March. 1876 wli.v ea<d disinis- Hion saouid not be granted. W. A. FAHLEY. doc 7 wtd Ordinary. EVERYBODY SUITED. We are ttls Season In Receipt of a Lrrga Supply ot ali Sizes of Our Ce'ebrated Far Wot li Wood mill Coal. Beaidea a lull aaa>rtmeut uf other Popular 100K1N3 AND HEATING STOVES, GHATIX vVcs vud feel jiintitted in ayiusi that we are BUKK ve t an auit any aiui all i laaaea ol purchaaent both i |iialit> aud price. •f other tiriodi in mar lm. we have a large and complete aaHortmeut. auch as TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE or rvKHT DEMruipnow. A RDW aRE TABLE ANI PurKET CFTI.ERY, rB<M!KERI (11.AH8WAHE COAL HObtr SIIOVELB AC. All of thene arti< let* we <7AN aud WILL aeli at ERY BOTTOM PItICEH iali 1 dtt w. H. ROBAKTN A CO. \ ! f.CILBEiRfi ' :■ COLDMHUH. OA.e s WEIX 81JFFL1ED WITH MATERIAL AND Exp< rieuced Workiu* u employed In each I>e tfUiieut. •mere Pm wrk ot any deai-ription tilled with •patch, aud al moat reawmabl* rates. Georgia and Alabama Legal Blanks t every description on hand, or printed to r r at abort u<>tic. Hocclpt Hoolo* FOR HAILKOADS AND HTEAMBOATh Iwave iu Rt*ek: aio printed to or*ler when le j red'. WIHIMMYk PAPER AMI RAUK. A laraee qnantitv <>f variout* air* e at and weipl ta Uuilla Wrapping i'aper aitd l aga ruitaM. !■ r ferchauts uwin at t. whi b I :jh a< ling low o any quantity d* aired, eith r priutt and- r plain prtrea ami gpecmielt* ol Work ruruiabeii i. apuli< at ion Tllua. ftill Kt’MT. itjui ii|iii Ktn*pi, riifiintiiv. v .Hill tl John Mehaffee. T HIS OLD STAND, corner oi \ aud Bridge atreet* <Jol II nil MIK. Call.. ‘ill r.ijr tin! Iligliicit Hirkct Pro FOB ti(2X. Old ( oil on, ISirics. Ill') ami I.Fur* OF ALL UMDm. Ippxwux aml Tallw, OM Metals. i Delivered at l>p4t aud Wharf* iu Columbus, ! • etirgia. jauai tJ \V ait t fil . Mac* ! JV>r which I will |ia\ hundred pomuia L. D. Deaton & Son Variety Store, To. 166 Broad St., und r Rankin House, KHEP ON HA*l AMD AUK CONATAKTI.Y RRCXIYISO i LA lit IF -V WELL -SELI.CTEB STOCK OF ,*>tii|>lo Dry <* 00.1*4. ltooi *, Sliocin, Ila Ik, Jrocerit-s Hardware Gro kery, Glass, Tin, Wood an i Ho low Ware Stoves House furoi hing G .ods, kc. W arts off riu* our go<*U at tu- lowest price*, aud guarani e sa’JMlacrt on iu ev. ry respect, -Mr T J. 11INE8 iaw th-ua aud will be p . *i** to have Ins (riemis cax ami ee uh. iHiti" red-mi TO THE PUBLIC. Haying b juoht i restock of r. x. pko tU VI i. 1 re-pectfuny iuiorsu the • iftzena >f Cl.imbuß ami a .rroun -ng ennutry that 1 will cont.UUe at the oiu si.iud the f)y anJ C3nfjcti)n]ry BjJ.iass, aud man-ifactu e CAv'DY for the wholea'e and | retail trade, i have t>u l and a ful. at tk of uo> DS I r th' approaedlug uoluiay s winch will b.* h id c eiii'r than e**r. I wid ala* keip t HESIi i: \KE of ali Linda. Public patr nage •-■* lid ted. *#- Weddings and part eg furnirth and at eh rt notice r tea itm ir e* daiiy. dec9 dt.lljal <’il Kl * Tl A N KH A HP. HOOK, SASH AND BLIND MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND BETA!I, So NO FOE PRICE TO P. P. TO ALE, CIIARLBvf JS, K. C. ! fmv7 tf Colonists, Emigran is and Travelers Westward. F)R map etrcu.ara. coudeuaeit time tables and general iuli>ruiati>*n iu regard to transpor tation acizities to ad p<>iuta iu Tenueaaee. Ar kansas .Mias* *uri. Minnesota-* Colorado, Kansas, iexaa. lowa New M xio* I’tah aud Califi mia. appn to oraduress ALBERT B. WhENN. Gen eral Itaiir* aii Agent, Atlanta (ia. No one Mhouid g< W* t without brat g* tting in cooimunicatiou with the General Railroad Agent aim become mt- rtne ; aa to attperii-r ad va.itag* s cneap and quick trauap rtatmu ol ram id. h honaeho and gom-a at and fvrmiug imple ments generally, all u*tormatios cheerfully oive>. W. L. DANLEY. •eplft tf O. P. A I. A.