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Newspaper Page TextCity 2$tottcvs. (Win r»HrW»»' Mm 427 Mm. lUoeipi* 480 b»l «•—'.* by S. W. U. U., 48 by M. * O. B- K., 44 by riTer,3IS by w.gon.,'-') by N. * 8. H.lt, 15 by W. K. B. SbipmenU 634 MIm—518 by 8. W. B. B., 0 by W. B. B„ 16 for home oonuntnption. Same day last year salon were 124 biles ; receipts 782 ; shipment* 208. The week* operation*, with the Ubnlar report* of Liverpool, the port* end inte rior town*, may be found in our commer cial oolumn. _ _ Threw#* CWfow for Savannah and New York. During the cotton week ending last night, the Western U. H. of Alabama brought to Columbus en route for Savan nah and Now York, 1,982 bales cotton— lat) from Mobile, 4r*fi from Montgomery, 473 from Helms, 373 from Opelika,‘West Point and other stations, r»21 from Vicks burg, 0 from New Orleans. The total through movement by this route, ainoe September 1st, is 13,723 bales—1,1X11 from Mobile, 4,780 from Montgomery, 4,522 from Selma, 1,850 *frotu Woat Point, Opelika, Ac.,973 from Vioksburg, 0 from Now Orleans. Index to Now Advertisements. ltoom for ltout and Hoarders Wanted— Mrs. M. C. Lary. Fruits and Groceries—W. T. llobinson. Fresh Fish—Smith A Veruoy. Good Things at A. L. Harrison's—Boe Hill of Faro. W. T. ltobinson has flno Cabbage and Cranlierries, Apples, Oranges and Lem ons, Fresh Crackers, Sardines and Deviled Ham. oct31 It Board. A ckoico front room, furnished or un furnished, with board. Also, Day Board ers will bo takon at roduoed ratoa. Apply to Mbs. M. 0. Laby, octal 3t Meigs House, Front St Beautiful lllark Alpaca*, At Peacock A Hwift'h. OOtlUdftfftf A Fa I me Alarm. A man going to work yoeterday morn ing saw tho reflection of the rising sun upon tlio glass windows of Ooetchins’ shop and gave tho alarm of Are. The natives in the neighborhood were aronsod and after awhile disooverod that tho alarm wos caused by au optical illusion. To the mere oasijuI observer it did roally Boom as if tho internal machinery and fix tures of the shop wore in a brilliant blaze. tlo and Hoc and Judgs for Yourselves. Chapman 4% Verstillo, IK) llroad street, are soiling Knglc and Koutucfy Jeans, Virginia CaNsimeres, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Brown and Bloacbed Domestic, Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Trimmings, and Notions of nil kinds, at Rntisfuetory prices. Oct 25 tf. French Brup IP Me, Fur Ladies' Hacques uud Coverings, at Peacock A Hwin’s. octL'.'UlAwlf II holeaale and Retail. Johei'ii it Buotiiku have now on hand a stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which they offer to the puhli 0 011 tho most fuvoruhle terms. Everything noedod by the wholesale or retail purchaser, which can be tnuigUt iu any quantity as cheap as iu any bouse iu Uoorgia. They have many linos of specialties. They desire nil to come and examine for themselves. All lines of Eagle and Pheuix goods con stantly on hand. oct7 3m Look Out for IIog Thieve*. As the time of fat hogs approaches hungry darkies will bo apt to go for them. A fine, large, greasy looking animal was stolon from Mr. Wm. Brock, of Drownc- villo, Thursday night. Though peoplo aro much abused by tho papers for not raising their owu meat, there iH little en couragement to do so while thieving ne groes are able to ‘‘raise” hogs with such facility, uud at such little expense. J-Vir More I t retty Hath Ribbon* At 25 cents. J. S. Jones. ootlH-oodtf New Print*, Bleached Ooojfl und Sea Islands, at Peacock A Swift's. oof-Mdtlwtf Favorable Report*. Gentlemen who *hnvo traveled all over Bussell county recoutly bring encourag ing reports of tho political signs of the times, aud think if the people are allowed to vote as they please the Democratic can didates will stand a good ohance of oloc lion. If, after tho old fashion, voters are to bo intimidatod by tho presence of hnyouets, the result will hardly bo differ ent, as tho whites are thoroughly aroused. Let every effort bo tuado to seouro a fair olection. Heath in Pitt»burg, Pennsylvania• From the Chronicle wo learn there died on Monday morning, October 2l», at 4:50 a - m., at the rosidcuce of her brother-in- law, Mr. J. Evans, Oakland avenue, Mrs. Helen It. Barden, wifo of J. W. Barden of Columbus, Ga., aged 40 years. I top u ft/ Marshal,• in Ru*ncll County, A Deputy Marshal iH to be placed at Houle, Girard, Gleunville and Pattenum's, next Tuesday, during the eloctiou. They have received their appointments, and tbe ltndical negroes will center at those pro ducts. If every Democrat will vote thero will hereafter be fair elections in ltussoll, for tho whitcH will wiu, if none stay away. Ribbon* May he lind at the Virginia Htoro choapor than they hnvo beeu since tho war. oct28 eod 1‘artleular Attention Called to Thi*. My Fall and Winteb sU>ck of Dux Goods is now complete, and 1 offer thorn at the very lowest bates for tho casu. Parties indebted to me arc respectfully requested to call and settle, as 1 need the luouey. T. E. Blancuabd, 123 Broad Hire#!. t)AILY ENQUIRER - SUN: COLtTMBtrS, GEORGIA, SATURDA Y, OCTOBER 31, 1874. PARTY AT TUN PFMRY IIOVSB LAST NIGHT. SPA I.KLINO BEAUTIES AND THE DANCfc. A very brilliant assemblage made bright and happy the halls of tho Perry House last evening. Tho entertainment was given under tho auspices of the “Chips,** and tbe most lovely and charming maidens of Columbus, Wynnton and neighborhood, und a few from other cities, united with our first and most popular and genial young men, to make the hoqrs fly on rosy piuion, unfreighted by a caro. Excited by the glamour of radiant forms that flitted hero nnd there in a mr ze of profu sion, a looking-on bachelor perforce straightened himself into an exclauiution point to express wonder nnd admiration. One might almost say in beholding, that “me thought angelu visited us in dreams only, until now." Then, too, intermin gled with tho throng, seeming ohaos to a novice,perfect order at tho second glance, were the young men of Columbus, al ways tastefully dressed, inunly, courteous aud attentive, Hoeing that none lucked tho dovoirs of devotodnoHs. 'I lie Committee of Invitation consisted of McGough Min ter, E. A. Shepherd, Samuel Salisbury and T. S. Court; tho Floor Managers of James Barnett, G. 0. Ellis, Robert McGough and C. E. John son. All did their duty well, aud tho evening panned delightfully. Under inspiring music littlo foot, like mice bouoath the pottiuoat, peeped in and out, and tho porfnmod hours liugorod to witness tho graceful scone, and old Time forgot to mark them, Among tho visiting strangers woro the blithesome Miss R. II—d—n, of Colum bus, Miss. ; the radiant Miss II—It—w, of Montgomery, Ala.; nnd tho lovely Misses Y g and Th—n—n, of Eufauhi, Ala. Each had a coterie of admirers, aud euoh was declared a belle. A. h. Harrison'* HUI 0/ Farr at Hooker Corner 'To-1 toy. 25 very lino Tennesseo Turkeys. 400 Chiekons, from 25 to 35 cents. 200 lbs. best Virginia uiul Country Butler. 200 do/.. Fresh Country Eggs, 30 cents. 300 Northern Cubhugcs. With full lino of Groceries, Fruits, Ac., all of which will bo sold at lowest prices and delivered froo of charge. |it That Illy Fdltlon. Our Advertising space in tlio mammoth edition to bo issued in a week or so is bo- iug rapidly talceo by men having business interests to promote. Wo disiro to ac- couiiuoduto even the humblest merchant, mechanic nnd artisan, aud will, therefore, take from one square up to fifty, ns tho interest of advertisers may demand. Those who have not applied for space should do ho within tho next day or two. Applications may be made to Mr. Jack- sou, who is calling upon business men, or orders scut to tho olfico will loceivo at- tontion. Remember it will be u splendid advertising medium owing to the immense number to bo issued. All livo towns work up llieir business in this way. At the New York Store. A large lot of best Kid Gloves, cele brated patent brand, at #1.00 and #1.50 n pair, iu black, while and colors, just received. oot28 8. Landaulu. Shawl*I Shawl*/: Shawl*!!! At Peacock »V 8win's. oct23dtlwtf Cotton Stea liny Cane*. Policeman Smith yesterday morning ar rested tho notorious cotton thief uml bur glar, Jeff Williams, colored. Tho latest charge against him was stealing cotton from Col. Wm. McDoiignlO, of Russell county, Ala. The thief was lukon before Justice Shivers, and in default of u #150 bond, was committed to juil. On Wednesday night otio or uioro thieves, supposed to bo uegroos, stole 500 pounds of seed cotton from an old freed- man named Hawuoo, living on u part of Col. McDouguld's laud. Tbi.s cotton they put ou tho back of Huwueo's old horse, aud in attempting to como to town tbo horse full iuto a ditch with bis heavy load aud broke himself dowu in the loins. Leuving biui there to die, the worthless vagabonds stole a wheelbarrow from an other negro uud brought off the cotton. Thieves still at large. Hummer Dress Goods ul lmlf-priee supply of superior Black Alpacas, Fancy Fall and Winter Dress Goods, selling as tonishingly low at ocll Chai m an Sc Veubtillk's. Remember Buhler tho Tobacconist iH located now at No. 84 Broad Street. oetll-tf At MdmudP Furniture Store, A full liuo of inodium and low pric< Walnut Chamber Suita, new nnd beaut i ful designs. A lot of those superior Rattan Baskets, Children's Carriages, Boys' Wagons and Velocipedes, Window Shades, Sco., See. octll lui River New*. The steamer Farley, T. II. Moore, cap tain, arrived yesterday with 42 bales of cotton und six barrels. She leaves for Apnlachicola at 10 a. m. to-day. Tbe Wylly broke two hog chains oil her wsy down, nnd will be deduiued a day or two at Eufaula for repairs. These hog ehaius are those which bind the stern ami bow together over the middle stanchions. They will bo replaced by heavier iron rods. The Clara Dunning, the Government boat, is duo to-day. Hhe, we understand, is 175 foot long by 30 wide, ami draws light 19 inches of water. Huhler’* & Cent L'iyar* Wore always the best iu the city, but since he is in his new store ho has some- thiug still hotter at the same price. Try them. octll-tf Blauoliurd receives now Puinth ovory week. Go thero and you got the latest style*. ALABAMA SUBURBS. BBOWMEVKLLE. William Dari*, charged with malicious ly shooting off a pistol in a bar room on Thursday, was up bofor* Jtistlo* Eason yesterday. He was fined #10 and put under a bond to keep tbe peace. A burglar attempted to bore into the store of Wineburg on Thursday night. After boring several holes in a window be was scared eff by tho noiso of the owner within, Election excitement is up to the high est pitch. More white meu will voto at the approaching election than at any held since tho war. They will not bo fright ened off by Radical intimidation. 1'omC* Kilted Accidentally. Fred, adopted son of Mr. John Mc- Goboe, was aecidently killed last after noon while hunting iu McDongald’s fields iu Alabama, on wbloh bis father resides His ngo was about sixteen years. He was climbing a feuoe with hi* gun, which was cocked. He bud gotten over tbo fence and was drawing his gun over when tbe weupon was discharged, aud the load K’ruck him uuder his chin, and glancing upwards tore half of his face away, kill ing him instantly. The body was found by Home negroes, and carried by friends to tbo residence of bis father. How often are cautions unheeded, until too late. This lesson is as impressive as countless others which aro constantly occurring all over tbe laud, The Fine*! Imported and Key West Cigars at Ruh ler’s, No. 84 Broud Street. octll-tf KNOW' ALL MKN That at tho popnlar aud long established Rest Aim a nt and Saloon of Chu*. Reyman Co, tho host of Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro ho no puhliro. ootl tf Dress Goods very cheap at oct25 d&w Peacock Si Swift's. Moved. T. H. Spear is now at No. 101 Broad street, in tho Watch and Jewelry busi ness, and is also Agcmforthe well known Remington Hewing Machine. Watches, Clocks nnd Jowolry repaired with neatness aud dispatch. I invito the visits of the public gen erally. oct20 wlt&dtf Russell County Ncyroe* Arrented. On Mr. William Jonoa’ place in Russell county, Ala., are negroes who have beeu renting from him. They had brought cotton in the city nnd sold it without any intimntion of settling nuy rent. Posses sory warrants woro taken out, bnt tho ne groes would not bo served, uud defied tho Sheriff, and threatened to kill any ouo who leavored to nrrost them. To ascertain whether a propritor has any rights, and not wishing to embroil the w’hites and ne groes in nny difficulty, Mr. Jones Appealed to tho United Htates authorities, and n Deputy Marshal was put nt hiH service, who, with assistance, arrested three of tho ringleaders, and they woro brought Inst ovoning to Columbus for safo keep ing. The cotton was sold in Columbus. Fine Kentucky Horae*. I will offer for a few dajs two pair of very flno Match Horses and four Single Harness Horses, woll broke. They will bo sold very low, as I niu determined to closo out. Purties wanting horses will not hnvo such opportunity again. Now to be seen nt Gaminel's stables. oet27 (It G. Elkin. Freak Oyatera at the Ruby Rentaurant, This is tho very best establishment of the kind in tlio country, aud everything retailed at wholesale prioes. The flue stock of Liquors is being retailed at 15 •uts. Call und be satisfied, out 14 tf J. W. Ryan. Tbo latost novelties in Neckwear at tho Bultinioro Clothing House. tf A New Line Black Silk*, At popular prices. J. B. Jones. octlH-uodtf _ Mow Talked of Arreat* in Alabama. Thero was a report in the city yesterday that tlio two U. H. Marshals who were lodged iu tho guard-houso Wednesday night and fined the next morning fivo dol lars each, for u violation of tho city ordi nances, had warrants iu their possession for the arrest of souio dozen or more Dem oernts in Russell aud Loo counties. Among the parties to bo arrested are Messrs. Boykiu, Jones, Chiplcy, Tray wiok, Col. Kil. ami liis sou Tom. Ingram, F. B. Long uud J. T. Holland. Some have sought refuge iu this city, but they intend returning to Alubama and voting. The whole object of tbe Radicals is 10 omleuvoi to iutimidute tho voter sand keep them from tho polls, aud tho whites aim ply cuuio to this side to avoid imprison- incut. They moan to vote iu Hpite of all tlio IT. 8. Murahul.t that cull be summoned. Let all this rouse the peoplo to greater exertions, aud a resolve to put dowu rad- iculiaui.by the ballot. Notice to the Ladies, 1 am now receiving daily a most splen did, new and fasbioiinble supply of Fall ami Winter Millinery in all its branches, together with n variety of fashionable ur tides for ladies' wear, selected in Now York by tbe experienced aud superior taste of my sister, Mrs. F. Dessau, for merly of Mucoti, Georgia. A call from all the hulks is teapotfully solicited. Mns. R. Dessau, oct25-codUt. No. 108 Broad 8t. LOCAL BUIBF8. —Emerson /uggestively says: Cities make men talkative. —Muttis Williams, colored, was fined two and a half dollars at Mayor'* Cu** yesteiday, —Of eilly.tbfee member* * of Congresa el&cli-a this year, bnl r- M has the back pay taint. ^ An e -tabli'Jied axiom: A good thing well advertised will sell. —Railroad travel is increasing on all our roads, and hotel arrivals are improv ing. —Tho coal trade is largely increasing in Columbus. A few years ago grates were few and fur botwoen in Columbus. Now they ure found In almost every house, —That highway robbery near Talbot- ton was reported to our agent by Mr. Tom. Wnuibold himself, in Geneva. Be- youd this w o connot culightod the Stand, aid. —Lot no Democrat in Alabama be de terred from voting next Tuesday, on any account. The Radicals dare not proso- outc, though U. 8. Marshals may arrest. Federal Troop*, A company passed through Columbus yesterday. We hoard a repoit late last night that a detachment stopped here to make some arreets in Russell county, Ala. This arresting of inou on tho eve of an election is too thin, Reutoral, Dr. W. J. Fogle has romoved his Dental Office from the Goorgia Homo building to his new place of business, over Wittich tt Kiusel’s store. Hero bo will continue the j raclice of Oporutivo and Mechanical Dentistry, aud will bo glad to meet his friend*' oct3 tf MCLKGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Or dor at Stock J Virus — ^ Perfect Fit and Sutlafactlon Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thomas has just returned from New York with a choice liuo of New Samples, aud we are now taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, hav- iug made satisfactory firrangenientn for the manufacture of our Custom Clothing With special care aud at short notice, by those well kuown manufacturers of fine clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell it Co., of Newark, N. J. Give us your orders early, aud wo will do our bod to please yon, being determ ined that our frieuds and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clothing made to order. scpl 7 tf Tiiomah Sl Pbekcott. Coffin*, Ca*kct* and Mctalie Burial Ca*cs, The newest and host patterns, and nt rea sonable prices, and a full line of Coffin Trimmings and Mounting'?, at Edmunds’ Furniture Store, 98 Broud Street. 3tll ltU. Call at Huhler*s New Store, No. 84 Broad stroet, next to New York Store, for nuy thing good in tho Smoking line. octll-tf ** Beware 1 *!! Why don’t you prepsro for tho winter season and lay in your Rtock. By not dressing warm iu cohl wonther bos caused much bickuess already. You should not regret expouding a fow dollars to keep your lioaltli. Go to Htbaube Sc Gold- smith's Mammoth Clothiug Store—thore you can replenish your wardrobe at n small rutu. Go! aud dou’t wait too long. A NEW LOT OF SILK HATS RECEIVED. OCtlS-tf FINANCIAL l COMMERCIAL. Columscs, Ga., Oct. 30. 1874. Financial.—''osn»r.orc|*| bill* on Now York % discount ; 011 Siivuiiti.ili % per cent.; tb*- m*ud bills on Iloiton *r" 4. Uing chockann Not Savioifi tb. AiUnti nn<l I tirn nr.v loan* l@l>$ |wr and Filter nominal. CouriHisoN WITH List Ykau.—Tlio Unite 18Uto« port* iwulpt* are 172,IM timrs bale*; tho fxiM.rt •V! o71 m-.re; the Stuck 163,G57 more; Columbia' re ceipt* :t'«'.*l more; •liipmeiitA more; stock 1.678 leu* India shipment*.«inc« January Nt, l,1fl8,UflO, again*! xx7.<FM. Cotton in sight 1,800.701; agnin-it 1,650,160, showing an iiicr« a*e or l\ 1.631 bales. Till: rOTTOS PlTUATIOX. — The test European sNt : *tlcin*i, pfler rending ctrefu'ly all th* ronort*. tliiukt the »in -rein crop of tho year will amount to soma four mil Nn Italo*, and there will Ik* an Increase in tin- ron«nmpti> n. He do*s not helirve II high prlc-s. 'J he uonoral report is tlmt the fronts of Net w-»ek did lit11 sdamnge o cotton. All statement* c ncur that tho we.vhur has been hum! favomli'e for p eking ; tint th* staple is runmrku- hly free from dirt: thul frost cannot now injure ■, sil l nurketirur* hav* been freer than inothewAr. Th* poll teal difficulties in 11 are represented a* having demoralised LoiiNli ill te rap* nr ost by U. g. Marshal*, aud the negroes, h *v ii, r no direction, h*vo left cotton to rot in the field", hoping th* OoverninMi* wi'l caro for th* in. Tin Exchange report* to Oct 24:h aro that half to tl.ree-.juurt-r* of the t'oorg'a crop has b* en gathered. Southern Go irgia will give an increased .vleld over last year of ten per cent.; Eastern Geor gia u deeniw<i often to 50 per cout ; Middle nod •tpper Georgia a decrease of ton to 20 percent. Florida will luri-ea** her yield 26 per cent. Our marker during the week ha* been active nn- t'l to-dny, - lion *tile< w»*ri* ronfluet to i< eu! oper ations Syinpntlii/. ng wl h Liv«*n»ool and New York, prices b»ve stead>ly doclined. Tho largest purcha « 4 hn\ • b*en for Boston. Tin low stage of wat r 1m* prevented much cotton from rea-hing our w*rehou*e« by tho river. Our receipts have large, and planter* are hurrying cotton to imrkei dlei Tiii: We\tue»—Thermometer for tho ago I UV' Goc<l rain early Saturday ; since clear. Bain fall for week ouo and tiny hun- dro Uhs inches. Fame week last year tho thormouieter aver- «g.*d M°. Bain Monday. Fru.«ts und ico Wed- uo«duy, (Chur«l.vy and Friday. Til* M.WiKKT*.—TI;o Pillowing *how« the price of ek : Wediuywlay.. Thursday.... Friday Up. Or. Up. Or. Gold. Uol. 7 7 u ; i4-v v>y H li ok; W'c@- vZ 8>; i4»; i5»< uo% mS— TV. 8’. ^ 14% 15 1110% 13* i@l3^ 7>. u*; i5 uio%i;i»4S- 7 k 8% 14% 15 110%l3k«- 8% 14% 15 1110% 13%@— .—Liverpool—Uplands 8%; Or- lean* W* ( ; New York—Uplands 15; Orleans 15%. Gold 108*%. Columbus—Middlings 13%. Loluuibiis market I"*. Tho following Inferior — «- Ordinary and "tallied — @ — Good Ordinary 12%@I3 Low Middling" i:*%@— Middling" l*l%©i:i% Ftrirl Miildling* — (g>— 1 feck’s sales 2,030 bales—1,060 Northern "pinner*, Clmrlcstoi 0 for Talln.sseo mill", 0 for .N«w Orloi Total sales 12.fte0—1.720 for Northern spinner*, i'll for New York, 018 for home conisiunptioii, 2*50 for Fuvauuuh, 82 Tnlla*"eo mill*, 0,000 for oldie, 0-HJ for Charleston, COO for New Orleans. iVewk's receipts3203 hales,agaliiHt 2868 theprevioii* ic.nnd 2748th.* corn*n|Muidliig week last «ea*oii-173 / 8. W. It It . N'Hi by M. K G. It It.. 151 by UiHilika It. lt.,511 by riv* r. 1 liK by wagon*,lu.5 by N.A p.K It. Shipments 2.44a Nib**—2 362 by 8 W It It, 80 fur ' iisil ill pi ion, 0 by \V. K. K. WEEKLY STATEMENT. 1874 1873 Stock August 3Nt 1,036 1.177 week 3,203 2,744 d 17,301 13.607 Total received, including sbM*k...l8,337 14.784 Total b. MODES or UECLIPTS. 1672 1660 21288 20430 10825! 17282 C-h'4 .5560 4240 67274! 75007| 40660| 6S108 Stock, Aug. 31, llonM to Oct .. 3 tuck Oct 3 oiir’a rocolptu, U. S. Orop 320800014352317.2074351.303(>608 aoiMiH Cotton.—By Mobile A Girard Rullrond against 657; by Western lUllroad 13,713 again-t 11,600 last year. idIITS —Per 1'*) ihs. cotton—to Rnvaiinah 70c.; •w York, Philadelphia and Baltimore $1 1.5. ii ?l 25 States Pouts —Ucceiji New l*rint* Twice* tt week, nt J. S. Jones'. oot 18-iHnltf New Lot Furniture Twills. Bountiful Hbmles, nt J. S. Jones’. octl8*oodt( Purported Monday Next. A conqiloto Assortment t*f Lyons Pop lins—Exqnisito Shades—Rnvior’s Mnnu- fnet ure—»t J- H. Jones'. octl8-ood-tf For Real Mrorshaum IHpcs Gull nt Buhlor’s, No. 81 Broad Street, next to New York Store. Colored Lceturess. Mndnmo Pnrque” lectured in Asbury (colored) Chupol last night. Hhe is termed tho “llnytion orator.” Her audience couhiutol of some 200. Admittance -.»c. Church bonofit. Want of sufficient notice was unsigned ns the reason of tho smn'.l nudieuuo. Our roporter describes her us a stout woman, maroon color, with a splendid voice, uud a command of choice English. Her thome was the no- gro, past, present nnd future. Hhe seemed trnco tho origin of tho negro to God's curse on Cain. It was by tbe net of God they were freed, and not by tho Northoru white men, ns they cluim. Alluded to Fred. DouglasH and others ns representatives of the race. Some of her remarks about tho presont were very per nicious in their effects, tonding to pro duce class hatred in the iguorant. Gave good advice ns regards morals to men and women of her race. Sketched history of Huyti, Ac. Thought the future of the negro was, by moans of civilization in this and other countries, to redeem Africa tivoutuully. Speaks again Sunday night. Fresh Flslt Every morning at Smith A Vernoy’s, next to Chenoy's drug store. foctfil oawtf Turned Colder. Lato last afternoon tho atmoHphero turned quite cold, making firos aud ovor- ooaU necessities. Snow must have fallen in the North, so suddenly was our climate changed. Freight Train on 8. W. R. H. One leaves every evouiug at 7:19 o'clock and arrives nt Macon at 4:10 a. m. ; but uo passenger train is attachod. Parties can go on it if they wish, but they must not complain of the nianagemont of tho road if they do. They must share the accommodations of a conductor's cal). Read This. Ghupntnii A Verstillo maintain their well known reputation for Helling tbe bent and most stylish goods, at tho lowest price Oct 25 tf Money. llow to make aud save money has been ami will continue to bo the chief study of uiankiud. Among the innumerable way nu excellent ouo is to buy your goods of the ouo price, first-class dry goods house of Cliupumu A Verstille's. Oct 25 tf Tho largest and best stock of Kin Gloves in Columbus will be found at Blanchard's. A good two-button kid for #l; Harris’ Victoria two-button kid for #1 50; iiorfcctly seamless two-button kid for $2. 1874 667 1 5,165 850 1,775 8.4:n 1 goutli Ituilmad 634 8..utliw*'Ht<*rn Kailma-i. M-iliib* iiixi GIrani llailr. aril Railroad 1,400 61,018) 1873 658 4,018 27» 1,401 6,676 075 17,301 13,6 7 STATEMENT PRECEDING TEARS. 1860-70 1870-1* 1871-2 1872-3 Mackerel—No. 1 ? bid tl6f.*il8; No. 2 $14; No. 3 $11.60®$!2.60; No. 1 V kit $l.40®$». Pickles—Casa V dozen pinto $3.50; f quart $8.00. Potash—'fl tan* $9 to $9. Potatoes—Irish ft bl-1 $4 60®$6. PowRta—V keg $7 5); %k«g(|4; % $2 26, la MaRaxine. Uopc—Manilla fl lb 20c; Gotten 30c; Machine mado 6%c. Meal-y, bnah<1 $1.20. . Mou,<n—N. 0. >i ,.II. tic; riorld. 0; reioiiud u, common 4.Va..v». Oats—> buaht-l 80c(i4$1.05 . \ Kallou 2.5c; Linseed, raw $1,20; boiled $1.25: Lard $1.25; Iralu $1. Rice—p ik OUc. Halt—fl *ack$l.R5; Vlrglula $2.2.5. Phot—fl sack $2 60. B0oar—Crushed and Powdered « fb 13®14; A 13c, 1112%; Extra G UW^l2^ll%c; N. O, Yellow Clarified 13; do White 14<k.l4%? Poda—Keg7c^lt>; box 9c. Tobacco—Ooniiaou •» lb 45®50c; Medium Bright 70c; Fine 7.5c; Extra $1; Navj «0^65c; Maccuboy Si* ii 11 7SA85c. Tea—Green $2; Oolong $1 5e. DRY GOODS. ::d , ;; io«2nc. *« Soa I*land “ 8(<j)IGc. • Coat* and Clark's spool cottou....70c. Tickiiigrt 10@35c. 9-1, 10-1, 11-1, uud 12-4 brown and Mooched shooting M yard. W ool ilauntds—red and white 20@75c. “ Cniitnn tlanuels—bruwnaudbleached 12%@;25c. “ Kentucky Jean* !!ill!!!!!ll5®C5c! *• Htarcii— 1 "h Ri 8c. 4'oliimbnn NannAwtured tihods. Eagle and Piienix Mills.—Sheeting 4-4 l«Up.; % shirting 8%c. ; imnalnirg", 7 ox. ; 13%c.; 8 ox, 14%; yf, drilling 12c.; bleached sheeting und drilling l2(<5ll%c.; Canton flan- Ii.-l* 21V. Chloral Goods — * tripes loailc.; Mi* chevkx V2%fc617c.: Dixie plaids for Jh-ld 'vork 17c.; cotton Mankot" $25A4 50iK<r imlr; Ide.o lied hiiekaNiek towel" $1 40 per doxeii; yurns to 1". |"*r hunch or 6 pound* $1 35; ropo 25c. to 27c.; sewing thread, 16 halls to the pound, 60c.; knitting thread, 12 l«l|* to the pound, blenched, .».h*. ; unbleached, 50c.; wrapping twine, Iu tall", 40c- Umtlrn limit —Casiincrcs, 1) ox. per vanl, 5c.. to 70c.; joaua 2lir. to 35c.; d.H-skiu 6S07llc; Muscot.ee Mills.—% shirting 8%c.; 4-4 sheeting l0%c.; Flint River, 8 ox. osualmrus, 14%c.; ditto yarn* $1 35. Ooli'Hues Factory.—% shirting 8%r.; 4-4 sheet- -a°*5 sewing thread, uuMenched, 50c.; knit- iug 19%c.; sewing mreau, unbieocl ting, do., 50c.; wrnp|dng twino 4<)c. Clegg’s Factort.—Plaids or checks 12c., stripes jaury huh ions, 10011c. Country Produce* Wholesale. Retail. Gosliou Butter 45 50 Country “ 33% 40 Kgg* *m «*n Frying chickens Irish potatoes.... Sweet potatoes... Onions). Cow pea* . 256- . 60 p'k 60 $6 bbl 80(g)90 80090 4 50 25 p'k 75 p’k Bleaciied nnd Brown Homxhpunh aro cheaper than before tbe war. Convince yourself by calling at octl ltf Blanchard's At T. E. Blanchard’s, 123 Broad street, you can buy Black Silks as obeap ns iu any market in America. Como and seo. If the druggist offers any kind of herb- fluvored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious ness, or any other ailmont, tell him that you want medicine, not n bar-room drink. Ask him for Du. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters, the best regulating preparation kuowu, and which you know is freo from “Satan's Elixir.” Rcjeot all tho fiory “Tonics" aud “Appetizers,” and cliug to that remedy. Thero is no medi- eiuo that compares with it. oct!4 4w Builders and Architects. J. G. UIALMEKH, House 4'arpeuter uud Builder. Jobbing done at abort notice. Plan* and epecMlcatlone furnished fur all etyle- »f iinii*"'*— la9 Tin and Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Worker In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Order* from nbruud promptly atteudod to. Ja7 No. 174. Broad Street. ok 148.811 Imloi I2l,i 81 tbo week bofui ngai tt 12 i*l 108,039 last •ok— * G. II... 51,555 402 617 1873 90,989 108,030 470,578 42,639 10,045 124.183 31,704 155,887 240,860 ear s recoipw 4,170,388 Principal Ports.—The fulluwing shows their to- 1874 1873 122,013 107,191 48.113 :t8,86l 161,541 120 555 1 4,061 75.220 65,580 28,012 10,735 13,3 6 115,469 87,417 Mobile .... Charl.-Htuii’ York Total Interior Town • 00,439 •tal, row Augunt i. Mar.mi... F.ufuilla (’.dumb fl!j| , | , | ,Kt The fulluwing "how" tlndr 1874 44,613 .... 2D.797 bn*. 11.IK .... 17.001 23,102 1873 36,618 21 OMI 7,571 13,1 o; 10,286 13,153 Total 203,468 166,077 From Liverpool.—Thu following is tulegniiihed the week: 1874 1873 wk 51*8,0 m 532.UIO * American 149.000 98,iMMi * Afloat 295,000 79.0<'0 Outs highei n 2,000 Rkmark* —11u«ire"* continuei Wholesale Price Current. t’orm'tcil Weekly Ity Chamber of Commerce. -•—per barrel, $l(.r $4.50; jn-ok, 64^75. —Clear Fide* lt» IK8:; Clear Bib Side* ‘boulders 9c; 8ugur-cured Haiti* 15c; Plaiu Nd—17018c. Me ats—Clear lUb 81 Ve 12%c. er—Ouidii-u *f» lb pic ; Country 30c. is—f* doxeii UMbafll 50. t—Stick r« lb 15c. ed Goods.—Sardine* V case of Uo boxes $17 O.vslet", 1 lb call" dozen, $1.20 It* $1.3.5. ‘E—English lb 17c; Westeru 16c; N. Y. Corn—Yellow Mlxel « bushel $1.10; White, $1.15 car load rate" in depot. Cigars—Domestic \\ l,utK» $20@$G5; Havana $7ni,. $|50. Flock F—Extra Family,city crouud, fl bbl. $8 A $<i.5o. B $6.75; C$5; Fancy $10. llviDWASE-Widr Iron V »> '*'c; Refined 6c; Had Ir»*it* 8c; Bar Lead 12)./*: Car*tiug" t'.)>; Plow Hluel lie; Hpriug do. 12*.,c; Cast 8teol 25; Buggy Spring" 20c; llorse and Mule Shoes p lb 9c; Horse Site** Nails 2.V; Natl* V keg $5; Axee Y doxeii $15<y>$l7; Hat—V cut. #1 4o; Country 4o^50c. Iron Ties plht’eiOc. Lard—Prime Leaf, tierce, *p lb 17c; halves and Leather—White Oak Sole V lb 45®50cj Hemlock Sole 33<ii 3.V; French Calf Skius $3JUI^$A 60; American do fJ.lkH.i'fl; Up|H*r le-athcr $150(.« llarnre. do 4V; Green do bU Confectioners. 1. ti. 8TKLPFEK, Candy Manufacturer AND DEALER 111 Ail kinds of Confectionery and Fruits, Stick Candy 18 cento. Full weight guaranteed iu each box. Ia24 Hotels. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Next to Columbus Hank building. Poiturs ut all the trains. Jsl3 MRS. W. F. SN1DKH, Propr si Livery and Sale 8tables. UOUEKT THOMPNOlf, Livery. Hal. and Exrh.UK. IIUMu. OOLSTHORPX, NORTU OF RANDOLPH 8T8., uct30 Columbns, Ga. A. CiAMNKL, Livery aud kale ktabln, OuLKTiiORpx St., Columbus, Ga. Particular attentiou given to fooding and Bab Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Stalls No. 2 aud 18, Market nouse. Fresh Meats of every kind and boat quality Jail always on band. J. T. COOK, Fresh Meats of All Kluds, Stalls Nos. 15 and 17. Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP E1FLER, ml Lockswilh, Crawford street, next Johu.uu’fl corner, Columbus. Ga. JaO WILLIAM 8CUOUER, Gun and Locksmith and dealer in Gunning Ma terials. Opposite Enquirer Office. Grocers. DAN*L K. RISE, Dealer In Family Groceries, on Bryan street, be tween Oglethorpe ft Jackson streets. No charge for drnyage. dec? J. II. HAMILTON, Wholeaiklo and Retail Grocer, Junction of Franklin, Warren ft Oglethorpe flta No charge lur drnv */<• rep14 Barber Shops. LOU 18 WELLS* SHAVING SALOON, (IMM »r t«> 11. Henesj Under Georgia Homo Insurance Building. Prompt hikI polite barbers In attoudauue. Ja2A Tui N $.W. —Culumbiis tuade, 20 inch, 75c.; 36 iuch El>. TERRY, Barber, Crawford Bl., uuder Ruukiu House, Columbus, Ga. Dress-Making. MI"N J*. A. ■■ OI.I.I M.s WOK ru, Dr»M-MiilihiK, Culliu* >11.1 ruling. Tfriuschwil. lUdidunc. Alitlblm,) in (IruwuuvlU., Plano Tuning, fto. K.*|.air K. W. BLAU, il Tuner of Planoes, Organs and iOLUNUIfk RENTAL ROOMS, rx™ i ii W, T. Pool, Pron’r, °Srg» 1,0010 Building, Columbni Gcer^l , Hign Painting also d«> u «. Order, may be to* left at J. W. Pease ft Normau’i ( Book 8to Boots and Shoes. WELLS A CURTIS, Mo* 73 Broad 8t., 8l|rn of the Big i Joot DKALKllfl IN iBoots and Shoes, Leather and Finding, Olvo prompt and CAreful attention to or.ir b^r raalf | pay the highest market % prk*e JJJ N. B.—Plostoren’ Hair always on hand. Oil! i Lawyers. JOSEPH F. POU, Attorney at Law, and JudgN) of County Court. Practices In all other Courts. of W. 11. llobarto ft Co., Drowl^ J a 25 SAMUEL II. HATCHKR. Attorney at Law. Offico over Wittich ft Klu« v l’». J. M. mcneill, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. l-rwlloo. in tiHirt. of Georgia «t„i Olflio 128 lJronil 9t., (over C. A. Iloila If Syod.l uttcutloii glti u to collection.. j„,j 1 Port,. 1»o»»k m'akti.o J.Ck.^T Reese Crawford. ■"GRAM * t'RAWrORIIN, Atturuvy. M Lnw, Will practlco iu tbo 8Ut.«nd Fwliir.1 Court, of Georgia. 1 Office over Proer, Illgo* A Co.’s store, nortl.wci corner 11roa«l and ht.jjlair 8t*>. 1 A. ftt DOZIER^ " Attorney and Counsellor at Uv Practices in Btnte id Federal Cu.sri and Alabama. Office 12b Broad tt., Columbus, Ga. i in Un Jsi: Mask II. Blandford. Louis F. Gaerard' BLAYBFORII A U.lUltAllI), ’ Attorneyb and Coun«cllorn nt Igiw. Offico No. 67 Broad stro-t, over Win id. a k, *«»’« Jewelry Store * hl,i ' i".4 ir,IC ,U th ° eiwt " nnd federal Courn Jas. M. Kussell. BUNNELL a SWIFT Attorneys aud C«innselb*r» at i.*w ».*„ LroiiU .irool, Oolumbuo, ' ' d ' Lo ' ’ " l ™ 5 J. twin. E t. Bowanra, Attorney hu<I Holleltor. U. S. Coiu'r wnl Ilogi.tor in Uunkrooio. 11 nov20| ovor iflouk,’ l'ru.4 8loro, CohuuVu., ul •'l lnon, RKAKROM, Attorney!, nt Lnw. OrriM OT.R J. Kxmis A Co.'s Stow., t n °*» 8 l Win Slot. R. J. MONKH, Attorney uml C'ouu.ellor nt | J>H , Iu *' lr, “! c " Luiltlilltc, • ' ortf »yi oud story. Doctors. 1»R. J. A. I'HttUHART, Offico reiuuvod to tho lirug store of K . Hood tt iirotiier. Sleeping apartment ai luruier residence, tho oomorol Knndolpli and MclninahM roe opposite ti.o residence of Mr. \V in. Heath HR. S. U. LAW. 9 corner Broad ami Huudulph street*, Burn building. Residence on Forsyth, three dour* below 81.1 la Dentists. W. F. T1GNER, Dentist, Oppoalto Ftruppci’ri building. Randolph Ft Tailors. G. A. KCEI1NE, Merchant Tailor and Cutter A full stock of French and Kiiglish I'.ro; Cassiuier**s uud Vretii<". »prl6 No. |; M . HENRY HELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning and lCeptilrlng Dono iu tho bust style. upr24J Curnor Crawford an I Front Si Cotton Factories. COLURHUH MANUl ACTliniNd CO M-uurucluror. ol* 8heotli.it., Sliirllng., au.l Seuliig u Uulttlug Tlireiid. Cord. Wool mi l Urititbt Wlioot (uol Com* Ollleo ia nu or Wittich t Rli,»,■!■«, Haiolol|ili J» IS It. U. CHILTON, PrcUcii MtkCUUitt: MAnt'ACrt KIMi « MuaubwHircr. of SUHKTIMOB, SHIItTlNO: YARN, K0PR, Ac. COLCMltUd, 02 0. P. SWIST, Prebtoat. W. A. 8W1PT, aecreUry A Troomiror. «-t:tl Watchmakers. C. 8CUOMBURG, Practical Watchmaker aud Jeweler Successor to 1a. Gutowaky, J.U C. H. LKUUIN, Watchmaker, 134 Broad street, Culumbut* io* aud Clocks repaired in Tobacco, dears, &c. MAIER HORN. ^ If yon want to enjoy a go.»d smoke, go to hi* Ju8 C. LOPEZ, Dewier In aud Manufacturer of Fine Clears, Ja9 Near Broad Htreet 1)f|K*t. Painters. WM. SNOW, JR., A CO., House and Sign Painters Old Oglethorpe corner, (Just north of | Columbus, Ueorgia. WIU contract for Houmu aud 81gn I’m reasonable prices, and guarantee sutisfacl Refer to Wm. Bnow, Hr. Boot and Shoemakers WM. MEYER, Boot and Shoemaker. Dealer In Leather and Findings. Next to C. Redd ft Co.'s. Prompt aud strict utteutlou gi f*l 1 LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Attorney at Lev* Opelika, Alabama, W iiAurnautivcAA* »*»« . \>l Lee, Uhtmbefi. Tallapoosa ami soil, tho Supreme Court of Alabama, ni the United States lilstrlct Court at » ILL PRAOTIOE IN THE COUNT!]- 11U8- , „nd in States District Court at Mont- goi*16 dkwtjai*3_ HINES DOZIER. Attorney a.t Law, HAMILTON, GA., W ILL riruetlM in tho ChotUhooctoji' Clic"'* or .uy whoro ol.o. All kil.j of cl W. A. Farlev, Attornoy-ot - Ij /» OUSSCTA,Ohattahooouk. WSpMl.l AtleaUoD given to eolltctlonb

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Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, October 31, 1874, Image 4