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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1874. City fftitttm. Cotton Yesterday. Sale* 204 bales. ltooeipts 422 baled—l by S. \\. It. R. f 79 by M. & Q. 11. U., 0 by river,218 by wagons,-’! by N. & 8. K.K, 3 by W. It. It. Shipments 408 bales—883 by 8. W. It. It., 0 by W. U. U., 25 for borne consumption. Hume doy last year Haled were 1(K) baled ; receipts 320 ; shipments 702. Tiio week's operations, with the tabular reports of Liverpool, the ports and inte rior towns, may be found in our commer cial column. Through Cotton for Savannah and New York. During tbo cotton week ending la»t night, tko Western It. It. of Alabama brought to Columbus en route for Savan nah and Now York, 1,380 baled cotton- 382 from Mobile, 454 from Montgomery, 228 from Helina, 310 from Opelika, iWeal Point and other atationH, 0 from Vicks burg, 0 from New Orleans. The total through movement by this route, winco September 1st, is 15,103 halos—1,743 from Mobile, 5,234 from Montgomery, 4,750 from Holma, 2,172 from West Point, Opelika, Ac., 073 from Vicksburg, 0 from Now Orleans. Inti ox to New Advertisements. Dwelling and Farm for Rent—H. H. Epping. New Job Printing Offlco—DeWolf A Stewart. Stores for ltent in Hnrtville, Ala.—Juh. F. Marshall. Fresh Oysters—Toby Nowinsn. Hirer Sewn. The Farley arrived last night about 8 o’clock. The new steamer George W. Wylly leaves for Apalachicola this morn ing at 8 o’clock. Personal. Wo received a call yosterdny from Mr. C. F. Smith, editor and proprietor Sea port Appeal, Brunswick, Ga. Fresh Apalachicola Oysters just received It] at Tody Newman’s. City Honda, Last Saturday in New York Columbus 7s bonds wero quoted: Bid (10, asked 70; Macon 7h, no bids, 75 nsked ; Atlanta 7s, no bids, 72 asked; Atlanta 8s, bid 75, asked 85; Montgomery 8s, no bids, 05 asked; Augustu 7s, bid 82, asked 85. A Store Confident Footing. Sovernl Columbus merchants have re ceived telegrams from prominent business and monied men iu New York, stating that sinco the Southern olectious and the triumph of Democracy, there is a feeling of grontor confidence regarding pecunia ry nmltoiH and the security of property and investments iu those Htntos which have relieved themselves totally of ltadi- cul rule. Notice to the Ladies. I am now receiving daily a most splon did, new and fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Millinory in all its branches, together with n variety of fashionable ur- ticlos for ladies’ wear, selected in New Yolk by the experienced and superior taste of my sister, Mrs. F. Dessau, for merly of Maeon, Georgia. A call from nil the ladies is rospctfully solicited. Mas. H. Dkbhau, oct25.eod(>t. No. 108 Brond St. RLKilANT CUSTOM CLOTH I NO Made to Order at Stork M'ricea Perfect Fit and Satisfaction (iuarantced. Our Mr. Thomas has just returned from New York with a choice line of New Samples, and wo are now taking orders for Dress and Business Suits, hav ing made satisfactory arrangements for the liiaunfm’ture of our Custom Clothing with special care mid at short notico, by flume well known manufacturers of flue clothing, Messrs. W. A. llowell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Give us your orders early, and wo will do our best to please you, being determ ined that our friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clothing made to order, aopl 7 tf TnoMAH A Prescott. IHstol Loot, Lost between Factory bridge nnd Girard bridge, (on Rtreet next to the river) an old style Colt'w Pistol. More than the value will be paid the Under by leaving it at this oflico. novtl 3t J, II. H HAM HALL, (39 Broad Stroet, Columbus, Ga.,) H’atrlittiafcer and Jeweler, will repair Watches, Clocks, uud Jewelry neat and promptly. Is also the only agent for the Singer Sewing Machines in Columbus, Ga., nud lms tko only genuine Singer Coiupnny’s Needles for sale. Best Machine Oil, Shuttles, Attachments and Needles for all Machines always on hand for sale. Nee dles sent by mail. [uov3 tf Call at Mahler*» New Store, No. 81 Broad street, next to New York Store, for nuything good in the Smoking liuo. octll-tf ife.nl Thin. Chapman A Yerstille maintain their well known reputation for selliug the best nud most stylish goods, at the lowest prices. Oct 25 tf Money, llow to make nud save money has been slid will continue to be the chief study of uiuukind. Among the innumerable ways uu excellent one is to buy your goods of the one price, tlrst-elass dry goods house of Chapman A Verstille’s. Oct 25 tf The largest and best stock of Kid Olovks iu Columbus will be found at Blanchaud’h. a good two-button kid for •i; Harris' Victoria two-button kid for *1 50; perfectly seamless iwo-buttou kid for $2. .41 the New fork Store. A large lot of best Kid Gloves, cele brated patent brand, at $ 1.00 and $ 1.50 a pair, iu black, white and colors, just received. uct28 S. Lakdavku. Lead Inetead of Tarnipa, Mr. Charles Munro, who has a vegeta ble garden on his father's place, a few miles from the city, has been missing tnr- nips from hia patch ; so ho commenced watching his property. Thursday night he blazed loose a double-barrel gun at a negro, who was busy gathering turnip- tops. Tbo darkey ran, leaving blood be hind and a bag-full of greens. It seems that ho run as far as the bridge near the cemetery, where he fell from exhaustion. Colored passers reported the case to offi cers early yesterday morning. They went out with a wagon, and brought the fugi tive to the guard-house. Hu lias four buckshot in his breast and one in tho back, and may dio ; though the physicians say ho has chauces for life. Ho gives his name as Andrew Jackson, but answers to several othors. Girard, he says, has boon his lurking pluco, but he refuses to make any further disclosure. He wos in tho sumo turnip patch a few nights before, when Mr. ( har'es Munro shot at another nogro. Mr. Charles Munro declined to prose cute tho nogro. Last afternoon, at the request of tho wouuded man, ho was sent in a wngon to Alabama. Colored drivers of cotton wngons report that ho was last scon lying on tho side of tho road beyond Girard. It is supposed the express driver told biui to get out, and tho iuau did so nnd W’&lkod as far as ho could. Many of his own race parsed, but none extended aid. On this side ho was cared for, but ho wanted to got out of tho way of any possible punishment of the theft. Country Frodncta at Auction. The farm property of the estate of the late J. A. L. Leo was sold on tho planta tion Thursday, Mr. D. P. Ellis, of Ellis A Harrison, being auctioneer. The at tendance was very good. Hogs brought $3.00 to $8.50 each; luilk cows $20 to $40 ; sheep $1.50 to $2.25 ; corn 85c. per bushel; fodder 75c. per hundred weight; cotton seed 15c. per bushel; mulos (not iu good order) $00 to $85 ; colts $30 to $50; horses $00 to $90. Prices geuorally are regarded as good. Corn, fodder, and cotton need would have realized higher figures, but they wero desired on tho place, aud parties wero unwilling to run them up on Mrs. Loo. lteleaaed on Hand. Daniel Wilkinson, arrosted on a bench warrant, was yesterday brought before Ordinary Brooks, who released him on a fifty dollar bond. He is the one who es caped from BailiiT McMicliael, nml was recaptured. He has been in j iil some two mouths, aud all parties are represented as desirous of sottling the matter. Tho chargo is a slight misdemeanor, and tho escaping is regarded as a very foolish no tion, as ho has sutTerod much longer iui prisonmout thereby. Tho grand jury foiiud a true bill against him, but tho prosecutor is now roported us willing to drop the mutter. Jlarrla County. Hon. H. U. Harris, for Congress, ac cording to official returns, received 997 votes in this county. Think of it! Only $7 for au extension hand-sewed Congress, at uovl lit Bedell A Wake's. Clothing, A fine nnd well selected stock of Cloth ing which must be sold by January 1st, will bo disposed of at a great sacrifice. Strausk A Goldsmith. Tho most durable Boot worn is the Scotch-bottom, lmud-sewcd. Price only $8.50. At uovl 0t Bedell A Ware’s. If you want a nice Opera-top, hand- sewed Boot for $9.50, go to uovl 0t Bedell A Ware’s. Mluhter*a 5 Cent Ciyarn Were always the best in the city, but sinco bo is in liis now store ho has some thing still bettor at the same prico. Try them. octll-tf Blanchard receives now Prints every week. Go there ami you got tho latest styles. The latest uovolties in Neckwear at the Baltimore Clothing House. tf At T. E. Blanchard’s, 123 Broad street, you can buy Black Silks ns cheap as iu any murket in America. Como und see. Kent oral. Dr. W. J. Fogle has removed his Dental Office from tho Georgia Home building to his new place of business, over Wittieh A Kinset's store. Here ho will continue tho practice of Oporntivo and Mechanical Dentistry, nml will bo glad to meet his friends. oct2 tf Cash makes Boots and Shoes cheap, at uovl (»t Bedell A Ware’s. For Heat Mccrshaum Pipe* Call at Buhlor’s, No. 81 Broad Stroet, uext to New York Storo. New Print a, Bleached Goods and Sen Islands, at Peakock A Swnr ool’23dAwtf LOCAL RRIRFS. —The weather is becoming warm and sultry. —No Mayor’s Court was held yester day. —For the week ending last night, Co lumbus paid $117,525 for cotton. Tbo sou of Judgo Keils, who was shot in the election row at Spring llill, Bar bour county, is dead. —Tho true motives of onr actions, like the reod-pipes of an organ, are usually concealed. —Dnring tho month of October three und forty.two hundredths inches of rain fell in Columbus, and the thermometer averaged (i7 y . —“How much did it cost to color your nose ?” is among the favorite questions of the day. Tho questioner sometimes gets an eye colored. —The receipts of the Central Railroad per week for goods received at Columbus is about $3,000. Tho through business is increasing. —A plan is being devised by which the debt of Columbus can be paid off next year. To carry it out requires our best citizens as Aldermen. —Tho people genorally are speaking of a torchlight procession and illumination in Coiambus, because of tho great Dem ocratic victories all over the country. —To put money in your purse—open your pars**, take a greenback between your thumb and finger, nnd lay it right in. —There is something commendable about a goat which all boarders might im itate. He is not particular what he feeds upon. —The cleotiou iu Russell county, Ala bama, is to bo contested by tho Democrats and au endeavor made with a good show of success to havo several boxes thrown out. —Lost Tuesday, it is alleged Pelham telegraphed Betts that Girard would give him (Betts) 800 majority and Russell county 2,000. Girard gave him 101 and tho county 715. —The Chattahoochee National Bank has put up two handsome signs, one iu front, and the other inside the building, this week. —Go nud hear Lingard to-night, in tho Opera llouso, if you would be entertained and amused. lie brings an excellent company. —Passengers on the Wostern Railroad represent the towns along tho route iu a blazo of enthusiasm over tho Democratic victories. At Loachapokn tho firiug of cruckors and guns resembled tho noise of the skirmish of two small armies. —The Montgomery papers nro still claiming that city pays more for cotton than Columbus. This is mere bosh, and they know it. Why don’t they quote the price paid in money, not iu trade and Alabama certificates. —Tho residence roportod sold a fow days since to Messrs. Gunby Jordan and brother-in-law is the ono on upper Brond street once occupied by Major W. Felix Alexander, and hot the one lately adver tised by Capt P. H. Alston. At the Virginia Store. Cloth SucqiiHH, Shawls, Furs, Corsots, Kid Gloves, Fancy Ties, Embroideries, Ladies’ Merino Underwear, Ac., all cheap. oot28 cod Juat In: Missos’ nud Ladies’ Baynduro Striped IIoso. Now Boadod Yaks. New Bended Gimps. Now Black Silks. Now “ Alpacas. Magnificent assortment of Dress Goods PRICES THAT BELL THEM. Only two blegnut Cloth Cloaks left, at BAROAIN. Bargains in Irish Linens, Towels, Table Linens, Napkius, Ac. nov3 oodtf J. 8. Jones. Summer Dross Goods at half-price; supply of siiporior Black Alpacas, Fancy Full nnd Wiutor Dress Goods, selling ns- tonislii ugly low at ocll Chapman A Veustillb’s. Remember llnhlor the Tobacconist is located now at No. 81 Brond Street. octll-tf At Rdmuda* Furniture Store, A full lino of modiuui nnd low- priced Walnut Chamber Suits, new aud beauti ful designs. A lot of thoso superior Rattan Bnskots, Children’s Carriages, Boys’ Wagons nnd Velocipedes, Window Shades, Ac., Ac. octll lui French I>rop IV Fte, For Ladies’ Sacqnes and Coverings, at Peacock A Swift’s. oct23dAwtf __ Experience tenches that in order to get well suited in Boots and Shoes, buy from the largest aud host assorted stock iu this market. This you will find at uovl (St Bedell A Ware's. Money Thief A created. An old negro man, Thus. May, received tho other day $208 75 iu payment of ton. After leaving the hunk, ho asked a young colored man, James Perkins, to couut the money for him. Tho youth dropped the seventy-five ceuts on tho puvement, uud while the old man \vu looking for it ho slipped two fifty dollar billN from tho roll. lie reported the funds all right. Tho old man discovered the deception some time after, und in formed tho police. Tho youug mnn slip ped away, nud that afternoon left Station No. 1, on the Southwestern Railroad. Iu piyuiout of his fare he offered conductor Jeter a fifty dollar bill, which the lath could not readily chnuge. Policeman John Brady was on the trail of the fugi tive, aud at No. 3, hearing of tho bill of fured, arrested aud brought James back to the city. The henring takes plac< Mouday. Senator B. II. Crawford is Per kins’ lawyer in tho ease. Dress G«hh1n i oel25 dAw y cheap nt Peacock A 8win’s. Ileautlful Black Aljxtcas, At Peacock A Swift’s. oct23dAwtf For misses’ aud children's school Shoes brond heels aud extension soles, go to uovl tit Bedell A Ware’s. Freeh Oyatera at the Ruby Jteataurant. This is tho very best establishment of the kind in tho country, aud everything is retailed at wholesale prices. Tho tine stock of Liquors is beiug retailed at 15 cents. Call and bo satisfied. octl4 tf J. W. Ryan. KNOW ALL MFN That at tho popular and loug established Restaurant and Saloon of L'han. Hey man A Co, tho best of Meals, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept constantly on hand pro bono publico. octl tf Shawl a l Shawls'! Shawl a!!.* At Peacock A Swift’s. oct23dAwtf Strong Probability of m Fair Next Fall, The buildings on tbe Fair Grounds be longing to tbe Columbus Industrial Asso ciation were not sold yesterday, as adver tised. A company of gentlemen is being formed to buy tho property, and if the Commons Commissioners will renew tho lease of tho grounds, they will do so, ro- pair and improve the buildings and sur- ronndings, and give a grand exhibition next fall. Faom the character of the men who have undertaken the enterprise, wo are confident success will crown their efforts, and that we can again have annual Fairs as delightful, admirable, and inter esting as those of tho post. The entire community will endorse tbe louse of the commons. All approve the idea of having these autumnal expositions, but nro not willing to risk money in the enterprise. Nnoe will object, however, to a second lenso of the grounds, for the improve ments put there havo already onhanced thoir value, and a Fair each October will not only add to this, but also to that of the adjoining grounds. The now company proposes to havo grand “flower shows’’ and festivals iu the spring. New Job Office. By reference to advertisement it will be noted that Messrs. Walter Do Wolf and John Stewart have located an office over tbo storo of Pease A Norman, whoro they are prepared to execute job work in supe rior style. Both are young gentlemen, clever, courteous, attentive to butiness, are practical printers, nnd have had much experience in the lino of work they pro pose to execute. They havo excellent type, presses and material, having pur chased tho jobbing department of the Dispatch. Give young men a helping, especially those roared in your own city. They guarantee satisfaction. The Finest Imported and Key West Cigars at Buh- ler’s, No. 84 Broad Street. ootl 1-tf Oo and See and Judge for Yourselves. Chapman A Vorstillo, 90 Broad street, uro selling Eagle and Kentucky Joans, Virgiuia Cassimeres, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Brown ond Bloacbod Domestic, Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Trimmings, uud Notions of all kinds, at satisfactory prices. Oct 25 tf. Wholesale and Retail. Joseph A Brother have now ou hand a stock of Dry Goods unsurpassed, which they otter to tho publi c on the most favorable terms. Everything needed by tho wholesale or retail purchaser, which can be bought iu any quantity as cheap as iu any house in Georgia. They have many linos of specialties. They desire all to come aud examine for themselves. All lines of Eagle and Phonix goods con stantly on baud. oct7 3m Particular Attention Called to This. My Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods is now complete, and I offer them at tho very lowest rates for tho cash. Parties indebted to mo are respectfully requested to call nud sottle, as I ueod the money. T. E. Blanoii ard, 123 Broad Stroet. Attention. In consoquence of a change wo are about to iimko in onr business, we will soil our entire stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Goods AT COST. Strausk A Goldsmith. Coffins, Caskets a$ul Mctallc Jlurlal Cases, Tho newest and best patterns, nnd at rea sonable prices, nud a full line of Coffin Trimmings and Mountings, at Edmunds’ Furniture Storo, 98 Broad Street, octll lm. Bleached and Brown Homespuns are cheaper than before tho war. Convince yourself by calling at ootl 1 tf Blanchard’s Look at This ! We shall offer from this date our entire stock of I iron Goods, Ribbons, Daces, Trimmings, and all Fancy Goods, AT AND 1IELOW COST FOR CASH. Our stock or Staple Goods is notv complete, and will bo sold as low as the lowost, for cash. Wo invito all to call and ho convinced. No ehargo for Bhowing goods. JOHN McGOUGH A OO. Special Notice. Thoso Indehtod to us arc respectfully ro- quested to call and settle, and save tho trouble of being called on. Wo have extended tho favor, and wo want our monoy. Respectfully, uovl ilfl&w4t JOHN McGOUGH St CO. See here, John, hero is tho cheapest extension hand-sewed Boot thnt I have seen. Only $9. At novl (it Bedell A Ware’s. If tho druggist offers any kind of herb- flavored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious ness, or any other ailment, tell him that you waut mudiciue, not n bar-room driuk. Ask him for Dr. Walker’s California Vinegar Bitters, tho best regulating preparation known, nnd which you know free from “Satau’s Elixir.” Rejeot all the fiory “Tonics” and “Appetizers,” and cling to that remedy. There is no modi- ciue that compares with it. octl l lw Nclicnrk'n Pulmonic Nyrup, FOR TIIB CURE OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS AND COLDS. Tho great vlr.uo of this tn dlcino la that it ripens tho xunttor nnd throws it out of tho sys tem, purities the blood, and thus effects a cure. SCIIUNCK’S SKA WRKD TONIC, FOR TUB CURB OF DVSPKFSIA, INDIGESTION, Ac'. Tho Tonic produces a healthy action of the stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle, and curing tho most obstinate cases of Indiges tion. SUIIKNUK'S MANDRAKE FILLS, Felt THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C. Thoso Pill* nro alterative, and produce a healthy action of tho liver, without tho least dung r, as they are free from calomel, and yet more ctfieaelous In restoring a healthy action of tho liver. These romodlos aro a certain euro for Con sumption, as tho Pulmonic Syrup rlpcus tho matter and purities the blo^d. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, croato a healthy bile, and remove all diseases of the liver, often a cau-o of Consumption. Tho Sea Wood Tonic gives tone nnd strongth to tho stomach, makes a good digest 1 n, aud onubles the organs to good blood; and thus creates a healthy FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL UoLUMDtJS, Ga., Nov. 0, 1874 i New York % >er cent.; de an-1 hills •o selling checks ou tvanti-di. Atlanta an inr-'iiry loans pe ll Last Yxar—The United States 185,28-r more bales; the export itock 161,284 more; Col am 11 ,01)2,270, showing a on in sight 1.940,71)0. against c of 254,411 bales. Tnx Cotton Situation— T he Cotton Exchanges in th-.-ir reports to Oct. 24»li agree, with tf o ex cept on of • uni" connti's in Alabama au-1 Georgia nml 4 lorida yields of cot pleVi- g will l„. fliiinlio l by Dero-ul>cr 1st, tin joritr by the 15th or 211 of this nr.,nth. AM rnn 'ptionally fln< din-ring. Tho U. 8. i thoso ora thoy ■ B til* o lurgo'y in cxcons; yet that year the crop um not reach four million I,ales. Homo think the heavy receipts will break down prices. On tho contrary many contend that they will rott*o in a short ti-ro. when it will become ev ident that tho crop is short, nnd there will be a ■' action. The rre ij-ts this week at interior towns have !.<• n shorted by t*-e elections in the 8outh. N» grow do not work when they havo n chance of voting. At Columbus many aro of tho opinion that wo will war house 70,(*»0. hut on refer-n o to the table of preceding years, it will ho noted that this is hardly supported by tho figures of past *en- ons, unless, as is CxjH-. tod, grrutly enhanced ur- rlv Ms . onio 'rom Florida. The frost-t and ice of the week have effectually stop; o I wlmt little growth remained, and the bob* that wore approach'ng maturity. Only a few Bid pliers have be n operiting, yet sol k have lice a hrge—the most for Savannah. Price* l, »%••' remained firm. Stock has steadily in- “"'1 farmers, to some extent, are eltlu-r storing to hold or to covor adv Tub Wbatiibr.—Thermometer for the week aver aire-1 57°. Cl-(trull week. Frost and ice overs morning to Thursday. Now wa rn. fill for mouth of October threo and forty- idre Hits iuehei ■ek last W°. C’lei Tub Markkt; Middlings in N fork and Low Middlings -The following shows tho prico of :l Liverpool, gold at Now u Columbus each day of Up. Or. Up. Or. Gold. Col. 'H 8^ 14% 15 lllOji IV/^Q— '% 8% 14% .15 111 o% 1 — r-'n si* MJtfls \\W/» ,»$#- 8U u\2 in iuo ( i I:ik«— <%■ '*-2:15 |iu»g On the week Liverpool, New York and Colurnlm itch-'U god. Saturday.... Monday .... Tuesday .... Wednesday.. Thursday... Friday l‘niCK.1 Past Ybar.—Liverpool—Uplands 8%; Or leans Now York—Uplands 13% Orleans 13% Gold Itn% Columbus—Middlings 12% Columbus market to-day quint. Palos 204 halos. The following aro the warehouse quota- - 18- id stained — G>— Low Middlings..., Middlings Strict Middlings., ...12% ....13^013^ Week’s sal 75 home cot Savannah, 2n4 fi Mobile, (i fnt Total sale! Week's 1,801 bales—Cl Ion, ono Apeculatii 0 I Orlo, N. 11 7*4—5,245 f, w York, Oft* fnt raniiah, 82 Tallasm >r Charleston, 000 ti Northern spinners. New York, ooo to 0 for New Orleans, Tnllassee mills, 0 for Northern spinners, lonie conisumptiou, *”i, 0,000 for ainst 8293 the previous :7.*H hales, . corresponding _ '\V M. A G. H R., 129 by Opelika l 2,024 tli by S. W. R. It., R. It.,400 by river, 1181 by wagons,148 by N.A Shipments 2,u40 bales—1,971 by S W It It, 75foi homo consumption, 0 by W. It. It., WEEKLY STATEMENT. 1874 1873 Ptm-k August 31st 1,030 1,171 Received past w-ek 2 731 2,02- Tofnl received 20,032 1 5,03 Total received, including stock...21,008 10,Mu Mil plied past week 2,046 1,52* Total shipped 15,731 9,08 Total home consumption 093 t>7J Stock Oct 30 5,337 0,82' 1,804 1,90! American do $2J10@$1; Upper Leather $150® $3.50; Harness do 45c; Green do 5lfc. Trunks—Columbus made, 20 inch, 75c.; 36 inch $.80. MACKtBEL—No. 1 ft bbl $15@$18; No. 2 $14; No. 3 $11.50(3)$12.60; No. 1 V kit $1.40@$3. ^Picklxs—Ca*o xl doxen pints $3.50; f quart Potash—saso $8 *o $9. Potatoes—Irish $ bf-1 $4 60@$6. PownxR-V keg $7 6o; U keg $4; V. $2 25, in ngaxine. Hope—SI made Cj^c. Mi:Ai.—ft bushel $1.20. Molasses—N. O. -p gall. 85c; Florida 75; rationed 75; common 45&50. Oats—bushel 80c@4l.05. Oil—Keroeooc ^ gallon 25c; Linseed, raw $1,20; ' ” Lard $1325; Train $1. —Crushed uud Powdered # lb 13@14; A 13c, 1112) '; Extra 0 10<£I2($llUr; N. 0, Yellow Clarified 13; do White 14(0)14l<c. Poua—Keg 7c V lb; box Uo. Tobacco—Common f lb 45@50c; Medium Bright 70c; Fine 75c; Extra $1; Navy 0U(£G5c; Raccahpy Suuff 75(3)8&c. ’ Tea—Green $2; Oolong $1.50. WmsKxv—llectitied ^ gullon $1@$2; Bourbon DRY GOODS. bleached ■ "(SHlJ^c. $ yard. 7)4' qi'Oe. “ r*,. . „ io@20c. “ Pea Island 8@IOc. ‘ Coats’ and Clark’s spool cotton... ,70c. Tickings I0($35c. U-4,10-4, 11-4, nud 12-4 brown and blenched sheetings 30@50c.1l yard. lVool flannels—red a-* • Canton flannels—bro Linseys Kentucky Jeans ...,15@05c. “ Etarcu—V lb 8c. I’OllllllbMH MRinifACtUMd Goods. Ktolls and Piienix Mills—Sheeting 4-4 lOLfc.; % shirting 8>£e. ; osnahurgs, 7 ox. ; 13%;.; 8 n*, MW; drilling 12c; blenched sheeting and drilling 12(5)11%.; Canton llau- hlack gingham clu Good* — 8t ripcs 10(5.11 c.; ks 12%/ 17c.; Dixie plaids for * $2@1 fitlp bleached huckaback towels #1 40 per dozen 5s. to Is. per hunch «»f 5 pounds $1 35; ioih> 25c. to 27c.; sewing thread, lfi halls to the pound, 50c.; knitting thread, 12 balls to the pound, blenched, 55c.; unbleached, 50c.; wrapping twine, in bulls, 40c Moaten Gooda—Cusimores, 9 oz. nor yard 5c.. to 70c.; Jems 20c. to 35c.; doeskin 55@70c; Muscoobk Mills — % shirting 8%.; 4-4 sheeting 10%.; Flint lliver, 8 ox. osiiuburgs, 14%.; ditto yarns $1 35. CoiUMnus Factory.—% shirting 8%.; 4-4 sheet- Ingl0%.; sewing thread, unbleached, 50c.; knit ting, do., 5(»c.; wrapping twine 40c. Cleuu’s Factory.—Plaids or checks 12c., stripes fancy fashions, 10011c. Country Produce. Wholesale. Retail. Goshen Butter Country “ Eggs Fiying chickens .. Grow .. 33 y. .. *2<> .. 25@- .. 33%q)— .. 50 p’k 30@33 4 50 •25 p’k Irish potatoes Sweet potatoes.... Onions $5 bbl „ Cow peas 80@9U 80@90 bn. Moved. T. S. Spear is now at No. 101 Broad Htrt ot, iu tbe Watch and Jewelry busi ness, and is also Agent for the well known Remington Sewing Machine. Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry repaired with nuatnesH and dispatch. I invite tho visits of the public gen orally. oct20 wlt&dtf Tin and Coppersmiths. »». FEE, Worker loTIn, Sheet |,„u, Order* from .breed prompt), «ttei.,ied -> T Wm )7«. Ilroml . Confectioners. i. a. sthupekk. Candy Manufacturer AND DEALER IN All kinds of Confectionery and Stick Candy 18 cents. Full weight guaranteed iu ouch box. Hotels. PUNTERS’ HOTEL., ~~~~ " Next to Columbus Hank Uull<lj„„ Porters nt uli the trains. Jntg MRS. W. F. EX I PER, Wui.r-, Livery and Sale Stables. UOUERT THOMPSON, LI very, halo and Exchange Nlable*, OoLETiiORPG, North or Randolph i-ts., Columl'iis, Ga. A. GAMUKL, Livery and Male Ntnblcx, OULKTHOKPK St., COLUMUl'8, Ga. Particular attention given to Feeding and 8nl« dud in stal.b-a !>y the of Stu V Horses and Muli month or day. Frosh Meats. .1. W. PATRICK, Stalls No. it uud 18, Market Ilouao. Fresh Meats of every kind and beat quality J. T. COOK, f resh 31 civt.** of All Kludn, |Stalls Nos. 15 an.| Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP EIl’LEU, Gun and Lockswith, Crawford street, ue; Johnson's corner, Columbus. Ga. WILLIA.il SC II 011 EK, Gun »ud Locksmith aud dealer iu Uuuning Ma terials. Opposite Enquirer Oflico. Crocors. IIAN’L lw. lllZE, Dealer in Family Groceries, ou Bryan struct, lw twoou Oglethorpe & Jackson streets. MjF No charge for drayage. dec7 J. II. llASlII/i'ON, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, i A Oglethorpe Sts Yea i eipt MODES or RECEIPTS. 1874 5.950 Southwestern Railroad. Mobile nnd Girard Railn Western Railroad 971) 4fi2 River.... 2,175 1,:ub Wagons 8,594 7,47" North and Foiith Railroad 682 7(18 20,032 15,031 STATEMENT PKX0BDIN0 YEARS. 1860-70. 1870-11 1871-2 1872-3 Stock, Aug. 81, 126 1672 1650 168 Roc’d to Nov....(I 24335 237a" 12427 : 19381 Stock Nov C. 0133 5411 5207' 5518 Year’s receipts.. 67274 75l)07i 40650! 68108 U. S. Crop 3288000,4352317'2874361; 3030508 Throuuh Cotton.—By Mobile A Girard Railroad 851, against 7"l; by Western Railroad 15,083 against 14,04(1 last year. FWUOIITS —Per 100 lbs. cotl to New York, Philadelphia Boston?! 25 Tiib United States Port week 142,701 Rales, ngains 127,87(1 the week before, an -to P rnh 70c. 9.—Receipts f 1 150,031 last 1 128,114 saint Stock August 31. 1874 108,152 , 142.701 (1,035 254.784 32,8(11 1873 80.5(89 128,114 47,(174 208,5 -8 282,043 4,170,388 Savannah Charleston Galvesto New York Other ports Total Interior Towns.—'Tliej 8.—Tho following shows their to- 1873 137.414 40,6(18 total, recei] Augusta... 4,189. The following shows their to: 1874 1873 54,354 47,5(9 24,073 24.499 13,447 8 478 242,303 07,877 198,795 —The following is telegraphed Stock., American 150,000 “ Afloat 317,000 “ M 144,*00 Week’s receipts 76.000 “ “ American 30,(KK) Pales 78,000 Exporters 8,000 Speculation 3,000 to intprov laVge'ensif in'quotaik Remarks.—General huGcess cs 1 e. 'I he tendency of price* is dow •nly buy tho neeeasaries of life, ; Wholesale Price Current. Corrected Weekly Ily Chamber of Commerce. Apples—per barrel, $3 75; peck, C>5(ffi73. Bacon—Clear Sides ID 00c; Clear Rib Bides 11%} Shoulders 8c; Bugur-cured Hams 15c; l'iaiu Hams 15c. Baduinu—17@l8c. Bulk Meats—Clear Rib Si ’es 12%. Butter—G os lien V lh 40c ; Country 30j. Brooms —xl dozen $2.50(y)f3 50. Candy—Stick lb 10c. Canned Goods—Sardine* rate of U0 boxes $17 lo $18. Oysters, 1 lb cans ^ dozen, $1.‘20 t<» $1.35. Cheese—English ^ lb 17c; Westeru 16c; N. Y. state I7@l0c. Candles—A Cokkee—Ri* Mix. utim* Ih 20c; l’nraphino 35c. >d "£1 Id 23c; Prime 26c; Java V bushel $1.10; lTliite, $7( •(§*$! 50. . i dep .. tic 1,000 $200$05 Ilavsnu circulation of healthy bUod. The comblncvl | Flour* F—Extra Family, city rrouud, ^ bbl. $8 actl-n of these medicines, as thus explained, will euro every caso or consumption, If taken in tlino, atul tho use of the medicines porse- vored In. l>r. Sclicnck is prorosslona.ly at his principal office, oornor Sixth and Arch streets, Philadel phia, evory Monday, where all loiters for ad vice must lm addressed, my 19 oodly _ •; fasting* Cj-^c; Plow 8toel 11c; spring do. 12'.jv; Cast Steel 25; Buggy Springs 20c; llorse and Mule Shoes ft lb 8c; Horse Shoo Nails 25c; Nails V keg $5; Axe* doxeu $l5(o>$17; Hav—ft cwt. $140; Country 40($60o. Iron Ties—^ lb t^Bc. Lard—Prime Leaf, tierce, lb 17c; halve* aud kegs 18c. Leather—White Oak Foie !b 45(<i50c; Hemlock I Sole 33t<(.35c; French Calf Bkiu* $3.5t>tiy$5.5U; LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Attorney at Law, Opelika, Alabama, •\ITILLPKAOTIUEIN THE COUNTIES V V "I Leo, Chambers, Tallapoosa and Bus- fell, the Supreme Court of Alabama, and in the Uultcd States District Court at Mont gomery. 80pl6 dkwtjnnl HINES DOZIER, Attorney at Law, HAMILTON, UA., Ill ILL practice in the Chattahoocheo Circuit v¥ or auy where olso. All kind of collodion* PU81UD. "Pay mo or ruu away.” uov14 t( W. A. Farley, A.ttoruoy«at"ZjAW CUSSETA, Ohattahoochum Co., Oa. ejpSpoeial attention given to collections I>i*. T. W. HENTZ, Qontist, TXT ILL have a room at the Goor- VV gitt Homo Building lor a few^gn^ weokf, where ho will ho glad to soeJKg^^S any of his friends who may need hls^ZTICfly services. octd ti Boots and Shoes. WELLS & CU HITS, No. 73 Broad St., Sign of the Big Boot, DEALERS IN Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings. Give prompt and careful attention to ordors by mall; pay tiie highest market price for Hides. N. B.—Plasterers’ Hair always on hand. E . jy4 Lawyers. JOSEPH F. POU, Attorney at Law, and Judge of County Court* Practices in ull other Courts. Offlco over store of W. 11. Koburts A Co., Broad 8t. ja’25 SAMUEL B. HATCHER, Attorney at Law. Ja‘2" Offlco over Wittieh k Kinod's. J. M. McNEILL, Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law* Practices in courts of Georgia aud Alabama. Offlco 128 Bread ft., (over C. A. Redd A Co.’s) Special attention given to collections. Jail Poktkr Ingram. Martin J. Crawford. Keesk Crawford. INGRAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorneys ml Law, Will practice iu the State aud Federal Court* ot Georgia. Office over Preor, Ulge* A Co.’s store, northwest corner Broad and St. Ulair Sts. Ju# A. A. DOZIER, Attorney und Counsellor at Law, Practices in State and Federal Courts iu Georgia and Alabama. Offlco 12(1 Broad ft., Columbus, Ga. jaC Mark II. Blandforu. Loots F. Garrard. BLAXDFORD A GARRARD, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Office No. 67 Broad street, over Wittieh k Kin- ■ol’s Jewelry Storo. Will practice iu tho State aud Federal Courts. wp4 Jas. M. Russell. Chas. J. Swift. KISSEI.L A SWIFT, Attorneys aud Counsellor* at Law. Will practice in tho Courts of Georgia iChattahoochee Circuit] ui.d Alabama. Office oVerC. A. Redd k Co.’s store, Broad street. Columbus. Ga. jal L. T. DOWNING, Attorney aud Hwllcltor. U. S. Ooia’r and Uugisier iu Bankruptcy. Office uov2*J 1 over Bro .ks’ Drug More, Coiumbus, Ua. PEABODY A BRANNON, Attorneys nt Law* Orricx over J. Ennis L Co.'s Storx, Broad St., novld] West Sidx. B. J. MOSES*, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Georgia Home lusurauco Company building, sec* oct7 lyj ond story. Boot and Shoemakers WM. MEYER, Boot and Shoemaker* Dealer in Leather and Finding*. Next to C. A. Redd k Co.’s. Prompt and strict attention given to orders. jail Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS' SHAVING SALOON, (Su.-ciwr t,. H, ltcr.cn,) Under Georgia Homo Insurance Building. Prompt and i olito Larhors iu utteuduu J.V25 ED. iEKUI, harbor, St., under Rankin House, Coluti Dress-Making. MIKN M.A. HOLLI.VR8WORTH, v ss-Maklng, fulling aud Fittiug. Tt riuscheap. Residence ntidshop in Browuevilla. Cotton Factories. Shcetluga, tihiriiugs, ami Sowing and Knitting Thread. Cords Wool uud Grinds Wheat aud Corn er WUticli A lvinsel’a, Randolph at. U. H. flili.TON, Presideii!. Oflico iu jalb Watchmakers. c. .sciiOM ia/iuii, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, Successor to L. Gutowsky, lU5 Broad stroet, JaD Columbus, Ga. C. Ii. LKQUIN, Watchmaker, Broad street, Columhuu, Ga. ■es and Clocks repaired in the bust n warranted. ja Tobacco, Cigars, &c. MAI EK HORN. If yon want to enjoy a go >d smoki Cigar Manufactory, Between Georgia Home and Muscogei Ja8 Piano Tuning, &c. e. w. It LA u. Repairer nnd Tuner of Pianoes, Organ* Accordeons. Sign Painting also done. Orders may be bo left at J. W. Pease A Noruu Builders and Architects. J. ii. CTIALHEUK, llouso Carpenter anti Builder. Jobbing dono at eliort notico. Plans and specifications furnished for all stylos of buildings Broad Street, next to G. W. Brown’s, la9 Columbus, On- Doctors. DK. J. A. I’KtlUUABT, Office removed to tho Drug Store of E. 0. Howl tc Brother. Sleeping apartment at former residence, on tho corner ot Randolph and McIntosh street-, opposite tbe residence of Mr. Win. lioach. sop5 1>K. a. B. LAW. Offlco corner Uroud and Randolph streets, Burru* building. . Residence on Forsyth, throe doors below St. Clsir Dentists. W. F. T1GNEH, Deutlst, Opposite Struppor’s building, Randolph St. 5pei ml attention given to the insertion ‘'“Arif ial Tooth, as well as to Operative lHiilioti). COLUHUUN DKNTAI. K«««S- W. T. Pool, Prop’r, ..., Georgia Home Building, Uoluiubus Goorgb- ootl3 - Tailors. G. A. KOSJ1NE, Merchant Tailor and Cutter. A full stock of French nnd English Rroud. h'l "• Cassiuf r<‘B ami Vestiues. aprl6 No. 134 Btoud Ftr.^ HUNKY SKLI.MAN. Gutting, Gleaning aud Kcpairing Douo iu tho best .tyle. upr24J Corner Crawford aud r r« MUSCOGEE MAXGEAGTIIKING GO. Manufacturers of F1IEET1NU8, 8111RT1NU8, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, (JA. G. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. 8W1FT, gecrotury A Tn a.un r. octll ly. C. LOPEZ, Dealer In aud Maiiiifncturer of Fine C'lirara, ja9 Nenr Broad Street Depot. Painters. WM. SNOW, Jit., & CO., House and Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (just north of posloflieo) Columbus, Georgia. Will contract for llouso and Sign Puinliiig at reasonable prices, and guarantee satisfaetion. Refer to Wtn, Snow. Sr. |apr. r > SW.