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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 2. 1S75
NO 151
TERMS
OP TUB
DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY
ENQUIRER-SUN.
W. L. Salisbury, O. A. Klink
SALISBURY & KLINK,
rnoj'jiwrojts.
Thin In th© only paper In Coltunlm* that
rcvoivni Hit' AmocIhIcU I’m'bh dlHpnlclicn.
From tho first of January lust the post
age on papers must bo paid by the pub
lisher. This will bo ten cents a month lor
dailies 6n«l Itvocents a quarter for each weekly,\
Our subscribers wilt seethe necessity for pny-
ng up promptly, os all those In arrears will be
dropped on tlio first of January. Wo are ever
willing to aooommodato our frlonds, but it will
tie impossible to sond out papors not paid for
In advance.
The following will be the subscription terms
for the Unuuiukk for tho year 1876:
WtiKN MAILHD.
Dally, In a<lvance with post
age paid 6 » 20 per annum.
Sunday, with postage paid.... 2 70 14 “
Wookly, with postage paid... 2 2) “ 44
Sunday and Weekly, with
post age paid, ? S 40 14 44
BttUVKD IM U1TY AND 8UBUIIBB.
Dally, .ft 8 00 |>er annum.
No Sundays servod separately.
ovncK nox.
Dally i 8 00 per annum
Sunday 2 SO 44 44
Weekly 2 00 “ 44
Weekly and Sunday a 00 44 44
AUVERTINF.KK, TAKE NOTICE!
UlMH’Al Discount for Time Ail voidinlng
Kates will lie reduced from tids date for all
advertisements exceeding in time ono month.
Merchants and othors will do well to take
advantage of the Summer rates, and in this
maunur preparo for Fall trade.
AdvertisliiK Rates.
Square
1 Week Daily,
enemy of his, whom he knew, and for the
express purpose of being made capital of
ugainst him. lie denied in toto receiving
any $2,000 or having acted wrongly in
the matter.
Tho reporter next oalled upon an
attorney of the city who was understood
to bo well posted as to tho faota of the
charge. This gentleman deolined to com-
mnuiente anything at present, exoept to
say that the publication in yesterday’s
Comhioumaltn was true, and wonld be so
proved when the proper time oame. This
was all he felt at liberty to reveal at pres
ent, and the reporter withdrew.
TILTON vs. ItKKCTIKR.
ATLANTA.
BAUD TRIES TO STICK—FLORIDA WATER
MELONS IN CHICAGO.
Atlanta, July 1.—Sam Bard refused to
give up the post-offine this morning, as he
had neither resigned nor been auspomled.
Bard’s bondsmen then notified the money
order olerk not to regard Bard's orders,
as they were no longer responsible as his
bondsmen. Bard then left the offioe.
Conley took possession.
Thirty-two ear loads of water melons
passed through this city to-day, en route
from the highlands of Florida to Ghioago.
A delegation of thirty-one Floridian# go
with them to make permanent arrange
ments for trade to and from the Norih-
wost.
Yule College Commencement.
New Haven, July 1.—Commencement
of Yale college. Tho degree of A. B.
wp.h conferred upon 03 members of the
clnss of 1875; Ph. D. upon 43 members
of the graduating class iu Scientific
School, L. L. D. upon 14 graduates of
tho Law School, and that of M. D. upon
5 graduates of the Medical School. Ono of
tho latter is a colored man. A number
of honorary degrees were conferred, in
eluding that of L. L. D. upon Governor
Tilden, of New York, of the class of
1837.
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M <
Square 1 year
The above m with tl<
every Hire.- moutlm. K.
count will lie maile.
Tho rale fur every other day iu Daily a
Week ill Weekly or Sunday will bo tho
Daily.
For every other day iu Daily tho rate
one third loan than the Daily nDa.
r twice a week the rate will bo ono-lmlf Daily
ill 1m*
ratei
60 por
Tho Week!
of tie- Daily.
cuts in local *
iniial will In* i
■Bund iy rated
coding columns
i-ment i« changed nmr
i the advertiser will 1.0
coiii|KMition. Foreign
* than
•burg-
ni! ver-
JUBT CAN’T AGREE ON FACT8-—ELEVEN BE
LIEVE THEY CAN NEVER AGREE, ONE
THAT THEY |CAN—JUDGE NEIL-
SON BENDS TIIEM BACK
TO DELIBERATE.
• Evening Pont of Mew York.
New York, July 1 —The Evening Poet
to-day takes possession of its new qnar
tern, and signalizes the event by reducing
the yearly subscription to nine dollars,
and single copy to three cents. It is the
fifth Biinivorsary of tho day when Wm.
Cullen Bryant, commenced to write for
tho Post.
THE FISH MURDER.
WHAT HON. HUNKY 1*
HAN TO NAY.
Serious nuirgo Against the Keler-
tivcN, Etc.
Washington Mentions.
Washington, July 1.—The Worcester,
the ilug ship of tho North Atlantic sta
tion has reached Norfolk. Tho Canandai
gua left Pensacola for Now Oileans.
Tho taxation of tonuago and . vessels
of Bolgimu, Bremen and Hweeden is re
sumed.
About five thousand new mail contracts
commenced to-day.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides
that chocks, drafts orders, drawn in Uni
ted States upon foreign banks require the
stntup.
From tho Atlanta Constitution, 1st.]
Something over throe years ngo, Judgo
Fish, a prominent Republican citizen,
wan asHaHHinated at his homo in tho
town of Oglethorpe. Tho murder crea
ted considerable of a sensation, not only
because of tho prominence of tho mur
dered man iu his community, but also,
because of tho brutality of the deed.
Huftis H. Bullock, then Governor of
Georgia, offered $0,000 reward for tho
apprehension and conviction of tho nmr-
dorers. This tempting ball attracted
many detectives to the' case. Among
othors, Ed. Murphy and Mr. lias,
berry, both officers of this city,
wont to Oglethorpe to work the
matter up. Henry P. Farrow-, then
Attorney-General of Georgia, actively ex
ercised himself in the prosecution and
conviction of the murderers. Two par
ties were arrested, a Mr. liolsenbake and
a Mr. Lloyd, both well known citizens of
Oglethorpo. To render a conviction of
the accused certain tho detectives resort
ed to a trick of doubtful morality. They
secreted themselves under a largo box,
placed for that purpose in tho prisoner’
cell, and listened to a conversation which
took placo between them when they sup
posed they were alone. llosherry,
subsequently upon the trial, testified
to what he had heard. Murphy,
we learn, was not introduced.
Upon the admissions thus sworn
to tho prisoners were convicted and
finally executed. Ilotsenbake died admit
ting that he had killed Fish, and de
nouncing Col. Farrow, whom lie charged
with violating his word to him in refer
ence to tho uso ho made of his confes
sions. Lloyd died protesting his entire
innocence of tho crime.
A HORRIBLE REPORT.
The reward offered by Gov. Bullock
was paid iu the process of time. The
matter passed away from public view, and
perhaps has been forgotten by many.
There are some, however, who from the
first have never doubted the innooenoe of
Lloyd. This doubt has gradually as
sumed proportions, until of late it has
been cuirently reported that the life of
an innocent mau has been deliberately
sworn away by detectives, and that with
the connivance of Col. H. P. Farrow,
who is charged with having received tho
sum of $2,000 of tbe money. The detec
tives are now also charged with having
received the balance. This report almost
surpasses belief, and if true will consign
tbe parties concerned to the etornul in
famy. It demands the fullest investiga
tion, for if Farrow and Morphy *re inno
cent of wrong, as wo sincerely trust they
are, this horrible falsehood should bo
halted where it is, and the parties who
originated it brought to punishment. On
the other hand, if it is true, the public
should know it.
Kasberry was subsequently shot in At
lanta by Penn Bedell. Before his death
it is alleged that, under the influence of
an irromstable remorse, be made n full
France and PhlladoIpklaCcntennlal.
Paris, July 1.—The Journal officially
publishes a decree appointing a special
committee for the purposoof enooursgiug
Frenchmen to participate in the Phila
delphia Centennial Exhibition, and facili
tating tho efforts of thoso who intond
doing so. Tho committee is composod of
members of tho Assembly, merchants and
other persons, a number of whom hold
relation with tho United States.
Brooklyn, July 1.—The jury oame
into court. Foreman Carpenter stated
they oould not agree upon a question of
fact. Judge Neilson told them to disre
gard tho affidavits submitted for re-open
ing, and sent thorn back.
At twonty-flve minutes pist one, Judge
Neilson oame on tho bench, tfle consulta
tion having broken up, and was followed
into oonrt by the counsel, who wore re
ceived with clapping of hands and stamp
ing of foot. They all took their souls in
their usual places, and conversed with
one another.
At thirty-seven minutes past one the
jury came up and took their seats, look
ing pale and exhausted; some of them
carried confcH and travelling hags in their
hands, from which the audience aligned
they had come to an agreement, and
were prepared to leave the Court.
Judge Neilson requested tho utmost
silence to bo observed in the court during
tbe proceedings. Tilton and Beecher
were then both absent. The clerk called
tho jury, who auswered to their names iu
low tones. Judge Neilson then snid, he
was sorry they could not agroo, and asked
them if the disputed quostion was ono of
fact or law.
Mr. Carpenter speaking with a low
voice, Btated it was impossible for tho
jury to agree, and that ho regrottod it
very much. The question of disagree
ment was ono of fact.
Judgo Neilson then called attention to
tbe length of tho trial, and said that was
tho first intimation he had from the jury.
In our embarrassments, said ho, various
considerations had beeu pressed on their
attention. Attention had boon called to
the fact, that after tho argument, aud
before charge, some papers hud been
handed up to him. He had examined
cm that evening, and denied tho mo
tion for ro-opening tho case. Assuming
for the moment that tho jury would for
got that subject, ho would like to know,
if anything was lingoring on their minds
with regard to the mutter, and asked
them if it would bo sui table for them to
state to him any questions of law or faot,
which disturbed them.
Carpenter replied that it was solely a
quostion of fact, and no agreement was
possible; that in a mouth they would
bo no nearer an agreement than they
were to-day. llo said ho spoke for 11 of
tho jurors, when lie said he believod that
an agreement was impossible, and that
there was only one mau who believed thoy
oould over roach an unanimous conclu
sion. Judge NoilRou spoke to them of the
importance of the case, and asked them to
give it their further consideration, re*
questing thorn for that purpose, to retire
again to their rooms and deliberate upon
it further, and conimuuicato with hiui
about 4 o'clock.
More English Falla roe.
London, July 1.—The failures of La-
costa, ltoalty & Co., for a quarter mil
lion; Kiltmrn, Kershaw & Co., for two
aud a quarter million, are announced.
The liabilities of LaCosta, ltoalty Co.,
are $1,250,000, not $250,000 as before
stated. The liabilities of Kilbum, Ker
shaw & Co., whose failure is also an
nounced, are $3,750,000.
TELEGRAPHIC NOT KM.
—Jacob M. Patterson snooeeds Mr.
Dutcher, as Pension Agont,
—Many miuor changes havo been made
iu reorganizing the Treasury aervioe.
—The Postmaster General decides that
the telegraph rates shall remain as at
present.
-Mr. J. O. GilfiUan has assnmsd the
duties of Cashier of the Treasury, and
May. J. W. Power takes charge of tho
Warrant Division.
—The Custom receipts, reported for
Juno 30th, amount to $471,482; total for
the month $10,090,218 ; amount reported
since June 30th. 1874, $156,479,132.
-The Internal Revenue receipts, re
ported for the 30th, amount to $261,979;
total for tbe month $8,470,695; amount
reported ainoe June 30th, 1874, $109,853,-
775.
—Major J. Lyle Clarke, a well known
citizen, while at dinner at 8t. Clair Hotel
in Baltimore, 30th, was shot in the head
by one ef two brothers named Brewer, of
Georgetown, D. C., who made joint at
tacks upon him. The wonnd is not ne
cessarily fatal, but Clarke is greatly ex
hausted from loss of blood. The Brewers,
who wore arrested, say they were aveng
ing a sister's wrong.
MY TELEGRAPH TO ENRUIKKR*
Haney atxl N top It Markets.
London, July 1—Noon.—Erie 12*4.
Paris, July 1.—Ronton ear. nn<l wo.
Paris, July I. — Hpoolo lnoroiuKxl 16,600,000
franoa.
Nuw York, Jul) 1—Money eAsy at 202l{
per 0
1170117^.
new b'e 118^4* States quiet ami nominal.
Nuw York, July 1.— Spools shipments to
day $400,000.
Cettea Markets.
Liverpool, July 1—Noou—Cotton quiet;
Milling uplands V/i*\\ middling Orleans
ltd; sales 12,000; lor speculation and export
2,000.
In*.
_ below low middlings, deliverable In July
and August 7d
2 r. m.—Hales on a basis of middling uplands
nothing below low middling*, deliverable in
August and Septumt*er, 7 l-10d.
Sales on a basis of middling uplands, nothing
below low middling*, dellvereaDlo in Sep tern-
and October, 78-10d.
Livmrpool, July 1—2:30 p. m. — Of sales
to-day 6,000 were American.
Sales on a basis of middling uplands,
nothing below good ordinary deliverable in
Jnly and August, 6 16-lod.
Nuw Yoiik, July 1.— Cotton quiet and
steady; sales 1,107 bales at 16%016%c; net re
ceipts 102.
How to Detect Married People.
The Doer Lodgo (Montana) New North-
met lays down the following rules:
If you see a lady nnd gentleman disa
gree npon trifling < ccasions, or oorreotiug
each other in compnny, you may be assur
ed they have tied the matrimonial
noose.
If you eoe a silent pair in a ear or stage
lolling oarelosaly, one at each window,
without seeming to know they have a
companion, tho aign is iufulliable.
If yon see a lady drop her glove and a
gentleman by the side of her kindly
telling her to pick it up, yon need not
hesitate iu formiug your opinion; or
If you see a lady whose beauty nnd ao-
oompliahments attraot the attention of
every gentleman in the room bat one,
you can have no difficulty iu determin
ing their relationship to each other—the
one is her husband.
If yon hgo a gentleman particularly
courteous obliging and good-natured, re
laxing into smiles, saying sharp things
and toying with every pretty woman in
tho room excepting one, to whom ho ap
pears particularly cold und formal, and is
unreasonably cross—who that ono is no
body can be at a loss to discover.
The rules above quoted are laid down
as infallible in just interpretation—they
may ho resorted to with confidence; they
are upon unerring principles and deduced
from every-day experience.
follow*: July 16U0I
" 11-3'i; September lbijm i-o«; *"Jiuuur
Sl-as; November 14 17 32 14 O ld; December
14 17-02014 0-16; January 14 2.-32014 11-10:
February 1429-32014 61-82; March 16U0I6 6-32;
April 16 11-32016%; May 16 17 32016 10-32;
Jane 16%<$16%.
Oharlkstor, July 1.—Cotton quint; mid
**- 10cP* • —-----
dllngi ; 14%c; low middlings 14*40; goo. 1 ordina
ry laj^ala-Jic; net rooelpts .36; sales 40.
riling* 16%o; low tub
nary 13'4c; net reool;t» 37; exports to Franoo
“ **'; sales 260.
Havannah, July 1.—(Jotton qulot; middlings
reoeipta 66; sales 46.
[OBiLS, ;j
al4%o; low I
Baltimoks, July 1.—Cotton qulot; middlings
low middlings 14%, good *“
net receipts 14; sales 76.
not rooelpts 44; saiuB 362
Galveston, July 1. — Button dull and
irrogular; middlings I4%e, low middlings 13%;
good ordinary 12%o;nut rooelpts 07; sales 740.
Provision Markets.
LivnnrooL, July 1. — Hreadstuils qulot
St. Louis, July 1.— Floor only small lo
oal trade. Wheat lowor fer cash, higher lor
futures; No 2 red winter 6127% cash. 1 'urn
higher, O6066%o oash. Oats firmer, 63%064%e
ih. ltyo nominal. Whiskey stead,, $1 18.
ulot at |U0 26. Dry salted moats quiet;
gash.
Pork 11
JURY AGAIN LOOKED UI*.
Brooklyn, July I.—Judgo Neilson
lnia concluded to lock the jury up for tho
night.
Collision or Passenger Trains.
Detroit, July I.—Collision of passen-
gor trains. Tho engineers and firemen
saved their lives by jumping. No first-
cIhrs passengers hurt. Fifteeu emigrants
scrioudy wounded.
Nafferlug from Measles and Tjpkold
Fever.
London, Jnly 1.—Advices received to
day from Fiji, report there is no diminu
tion in the violence of measles and ty
phoid fever on the Islands. The mortal
ity from tbe diseases are great. It is pro
bable that medical assistance will bo sent
from Australia, to the afflicted people.
Democratic Homines for Govornor.
San Francisco, July 1.—Wm. Irwin
was nominated for Governor on tbe
i&vcnth ballot.
Purchase of a newspaper.
St. Louis, July 1.—The Timee has been
purchased by Col. John T. Oriah of Inde
pendence, for $13,150.
Yellow Fever.
Key West, July 1.—There wore two
deaths here yesterday from yellow fever.
(Signed.) J. N. Harris,
Health Officer.
KcNlgned ibeJCoptnlncy.
Dublin, July 1.—Maj. Leech has re
signed tho Captaincy of the Irish Kifle
Steamship Launched.
Wilmington, Del., July 1.—Tho Har
lan and Uollingworth Company to-day
launched the iron btomuship Brashoar,
built for Charles Morgan, and intondod
for the New Orleans aud Brashear City
line. Tonnage 2,250.
Fire Iu New York.
New York, July 1.—Leonard & Ellis'
Cylinder Oil Works wore burned. Loss
$30,000.
Debt Statement.
Washington, July I.—Decrease nearly
$1,500,000, coin in tho Treasury nearly
$80,000,000, currency nearly $4,000,000;
coin certificates nearly $22,000,000.
Tbe new postal rates betweon this nnd
foreign countries go into effect to-day.
shoulders 8V40, clear rib spies li-)£o;clo.ir sales
I2jqi0l2‘4. Bacon firm, only jobbing trario.
Larri hold higher for summer; 12% tor whiter,
offered 13J4 for August. Llvohogs linn, demand
BOOT8 AND SHOES.
Seasonable Spring Goods.
Durable, fine - fitting, low - priced
Dress and Watkina Boot* for
Ladies, Misses and Children.
Children and Infants’ Ankle Tie* and
Slipper*,
lu all desirable colors.
Gentlemen’* Fine Shoe*—»tyli*h, du
rable, comfortable.
A SPLENDID ASSOKTMENT.
Substantial Work for Plantation Wear,
AND A
Full Stock of all ths desirable styles attrac
tiye to all classes of buyers.
WELLS ft CURTIS.
No. 73 Brood St.,
novl4 tt Sign of the Hlg Root.
Ottilia noth
and firm, receipts only of Texan; sale* ol lair
native stssrs 66 60a6 80, medium 46 au. gund
Texas steers63 76; fatr*8a3 2&, medium *2 26.1
2 60, common 61 00*2 12J^. liomdptH o. Hour
2,000 bbs; Wheat 6,000 bu; corn 40.0U0 bu; oats
000 bu; hogs 1,000;oatllo 800.
ugUMt : No. 3 do. 61; rejected pie
bouy lilt t and onset led; No. 2 mixed 08*^1 Did
for spot or July lOVifi bid; August rbjuotud at
flftUe. Oats firm and In fair demand; No 2 62c
CHARCOAL!
Charcoal, Best Quality,
For Sale at
GAS WORKS
At Three Conte per BuBhel.
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NEW MUSIC BOOKS
The Chorus Choir,
By Du. E11EN TOUR J EE.
A now book of sterling merlf, for the
Musical Societies, Conventions and “Ohorus
Choirs,” which are now becoming quite com-
man. 200 pages and about 100 pieces.
Price I2.INI. Per dor,. $18*00.
Temperance in California.
Ban Francisco, July 1.—The Btato
Temperance Convention nominated a fall
State ticket, with W. K. Lovett for Gov
ernor.
Loreley. An unfinished Opera by
17fteia«teltt«ohu. 00 ots. Fer do*. 66.40
A beautiful fragment, wlilob, however,
complete in Itself.
A pamph'et by Dr. Lowell Mason, with a con
cise description of his mode of Instruction.
Music sought lor. 38 cl*.
Gaartermaater Mulclden.
Laramie City, July 1.—Col. E. B.
Carling, Quartermaster for Banders, sui
cided. Financial complications.
THE WEATHER.
PROBABILITIES.
Washington, July 1.— For tho Gulf
btales, fulling barometer southerly to
easterly winds generally warmer, partly
cloudy weather and in tho western por
tions occasionalraius; for tbe South At
lantic and Middle Btates higher buroin-
oter southeast to northoAst winds and
generally clear and cooler weather.
Dlntlllerlen Mvlsed.
_ . Cincinnati, July 1.—The distilleries of
confession of tho entire matter, un-l ad- Kohunlkin> Krnosksmp * Co.; Fred Hack
milted that Lloyd was innocent, nnd thnt
his oonviction was a put up job. Tbis con
fession will be sworn to, wo are informed,
by several psrtios who heard it, and from
it has started this report
COL. FAUBOW tNTRBVISWKD.
A represontativeof the Cmutitulion oiled
yesterday afternoon npon Col. I Itury F.
Farrow to hear bis side of this matter.
Tbe Colonel said that bo bad not yet seen
tbe article, and consequently conld not
reply to it. He stated, however, that lie
was satisfied that it was written by an
anil Honry Stenvillo, of Covington, were
seized for irregularities in manufacturing
cigars.
Trinity Collette (Conneclleal) Coin
meueenieut.
IIautfuku, July l.—At tbe commence
ment at Trinity College the dogreo of A.
Ji. was couferred upon tbe graduating
class, and Ibo degree of A. M. in course
npou fourteen of tbe alumni.
Mew Mexico is looming up ns a cattle
growing country. Jobu H. Chism bas a
ranebo on Bosque Grande, on tbe Feoos
river. This ranebo extends 1 r>0 miles up
and down, fronting on tbe i’ecos river, on
which are grazing 70,000 bead of cattle
Mr. Chism has sold tbis year I it,OOO hoad.
His increase will bo tbiH year -0,000 bead,
lie will brand that many calves that are
half-breeds mixed with nativo stock. Mr.
U. K. Wylie, Mr. Chism's nearest noigh-
Imr, 100 miles down the river, is also
building up » large stock. Ho has order
ed fifty bloodod cattle, and ia now on bia
way to Texas to lmy up young stook to
drive to his rancho.
—Lightning strnck Alien’h school house
in New York, killing Thomas Hewlett, s
tract distributor. The chimney fell in
juriug several scolars slightly.
How Shall 1 Teach ? or llinte to Teachers.
First Walpurgis Might Mcwlelsshoa.
C'lolb 6l.25o Hoard $1* Paper 80c.
For Musical Societies.
Curtis ami Mrs New Method for Ihe Zither,
$1.60.
Tho Zither la an Instrument like a tfuitar
but much more powerful, and well worth
learnltiK.
Sold by nil the principal Music Dealers. Sent
post-paid for Kotatl Price.
OLIVDU IHTS0N A Co., Ilonton.
Gun. H. DITSON ft Co., 711 Ur’wajr, V Y.
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Pianos and Organs.
Cash Prices; Easy Terms
I rom MlHoKlOl! can be saved In the
purchase ol a Plano or Ortfan under our new
stem or selling at <:»«h Price* with Eieay
<*rm« for payments. Pianos have never bo-
lore been sold on MUCH favorable terms in tbe
South.
Finn Pinnae at 6276. 6300, 6326 and i860,
fully Kuarunteed for five years. Term* 660
cash, und halanco in *lx month*, or 6100 cash,
and balance In one year.
'ft'liu celebrated Nason ft Hamlin
Oman* are also sold u; on cash pa>ment«
of 625 to 660, and Lalanoo in six and twelve
inonLtij.
Npeclml term* nrrantfcd to suit con
vtnTonce cl all responsible parties. Monthl'
or quarterly payments ro~elved If preferred
Pianos and Organs for rent and rent applied
__ld Irom .
Send for our now Reduced Time Price
I,lata and .©o what real inducement* wo now
offer.
I.UDDEN ft MATHS,
Southern Music House,
mV26dltftwjin Savannah, Ua,
MARKETS.
BKANUH OFFIOE OF THE HOWE MACHINE OO.,
Foil Tint Status ov T.a*isawa, oWriiia,"south fc Mia.uiairrt, l
Nabhvillk, Tna., J.no MU, 1RT1 j
To the Editort of Ihe Enquirer-Sun, Columbut, Oeorgim:
1>kar Sin: Our attention having been oalled to an advertisement of ono of onr competitors,
In which our salee for U74 are “estimated” at26,060, we take pleneire In anthortalng the state-
mont that we are officially informed Dom tbe principal offloe of tbe Company nt Mew York that
the salon of THE BOW E MACHINES were 106,IM Mr 1674.
HespeettaUy,
CENTRAL HOTEL,
140 and 140 Broad IL, Cslamhas, Ho
Man. S. E. WotMunb
ap2i Proprietrcao.
LIONEL €. LEVY, JR.,
Attar way amd Oammaallar at Law*
OoutiulMloner of Deeds N. Y. and other Ota tee.
Offioe ovmp <»norMia Home Insurance Uo.
Special attention given to
doo6
Ham 11. HunvoBB, Lome V. Oakoaos.
HLANDFONO 4b GABRARR,
Attorneys amd Oammaallarn el Law*
Office No. (17 Broad street, ever Wtttleh A Etc-
eel’s Jewelry Store.
Will practioo In the State aud federal Courts.
ordinary H%}
unsettled at 610 46alo 60 spot;
610 OOulO 66 Auttust; 610 76 Soptoinhur. Lard
dnll at 113 0ftal3 10spot; 613 27^al» 30 lor Au
gust; 613 46 for September. Buts meats steadv
Whiskey 116. At the afternoon call ol ilto
Hoard wheat wm unsettled at 61 04<4 lor July;
060 106U for August. Oorn steady at 6Na
for July,
September,
For
ptomber. Oats firm at r.2o cosh, 6o>> M o loi
ily; 30for August; 38a:)8^ for Suplomiter.
irk unchanged. Lard *13 10 for July
613 36 for August; 613 60 for September.
Haltimouk, July 1.—Oofleo qulot and strong,
ordinary to prime Rio cargoes W/ A nj)\o. W his-
key quiet and firm.
CiNoiNNATf, July 1.—Flour dull and lower
family 66 2606 36. Who.t dull, red *d 1801 22.
Corn dull at Cats dull at 6 tfw67o. Kyo
dull nnd nominal, liutter quiet and unchiituoii
Pork firm at 620, spot and sollors In Septum her.
Lard steady; steam 16*^c; kottle 14c. Hulk
moats flrin;*houlder« K‘^o; clear rib sides H.%0
l\y,o spot, VJ%° tur buyers in August; oiiar
Hides 120I2VP: Spot, l2^@12'4o lor buyers in
„ shoulders r*' * **-
July. Haeoo firm: shoulders UUo; clear rib
sides 12kc; clear sides 13o W hiskoy ntead y at
61 16. Llvo hogs In good demand; prices ranuo
goi
at 60 7607 30 for fair to good extra; sales chiefly
at 68 8607 16. Keoolpts 1,401, shipments 830,
Louisvillu, July 1.—Flour unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Oorn 7emr,H\
Oats dull at 66068c Kye nominal. Provhdons
very firm. Pork 620 6002100. Hulk moats,
shoulders 8ViOi clear i lb sides 12c, clear Hides
‘246o. Haoon, shouldersU'/js, clear rib Hides 130
Me.. Lard;
Wliiskoy 6116.
New York, July 1.—Southern flour firmer
and In fair Inquiry; common to fair extra
' 00016 00; good to ohoioe do. 66 0508 66,
heat aetive and excited : fully 3c highor;
brisk export demand and larne Inquiry for for
illvery; olosslng, howover,_rather ijulet
and a trifle off from extremo; prices roa
il 300136 for winter rod Western. 61 860136
amber do., 618201*’ for white W~ “
gold; oargoee—2,626 bags—’ordlnury w A |u,k»*u.
ob lots quiet at 16U02Oe, gold. Sugar dull
and unohanged at 7 : ^08o for fair to good, re
fining 8!408%o,prime refined steady. Alolapses
dull ood oeavy. Kloe quiet and unchanged.
RmIUi etc.
Nrw York, July 1.—Turpentine qulot at
82J4o. Hosln dull at 61700180 for elrtdued
sail 6.82; steam 9 I
HHIP NEWS.
Nrw York, July 1.—Arrived out: Llssle
Kois, Ban Jaoluto, Evangellno, Saladln, J
F. Maau, Oresoent City.
CHAMPION
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
W. H. JOHNSTON
lirlflln, iia.
WE. JOIINHOII*
ColBMhss, Ol.
ASS SOLS A0S8T8 FOR THE STATS
GEORGIA ftmd EANTEKN ALABAMA
FOR TUB SALS OF
CHAMPION FlfiX SZTINOUISHSES!
The Champion Heif-Acting Koginu for citi
towns, and village* i« tho in>>*t iHiwurful h«
Kiiginc* iu III* world. Thu Btatiouary b
hu*, U«|»ot*, saw mill*, ft*-., unpurior to all otli
i» uxifturn*. Tb* Portaldo, thu laat, I at
loavt, should Ih< in every dwelling, storehouse, giu
liousu, and railroad cars.
To Railroad Companies wishing to supply th
solves, wo are prepared to offer gn-at Induceme
wishing any of tho ul«
addi - •
THE H0W1 MACHINE COMPANY,
CKO. H. OW1H, manager.
Hotel.
Doctors.
•M.S. B.LAW.
0*m oomv Ira. u4 luMpk .ItmU, lirna
BmMwh. m F*mvU, tkm ten Mow (I. Oteir.
Lawyer*.
Livery and Sale Stableo.
j**»
8AUDKL H. MATOMMH,
AttorMy at Law.
OSm over WlttM A ElnvIV.
A. nOBIBM,
Alton,, nd II.1U.IIH M U«,
nwtioM iu SUI. .nd kMl.nl Coort. In B,M|k
nnd Alnbnnin.
Q«c. lad Brand 8t.. Uilumbu, On. JMl
L T. DOWBIflU,
Atturaejr nd **llei««r.
. si. Ooni’r nud UrxUter In ltonkruptey. 0*M
,zn| urrr Urooki* Urn* Staro, Oulnninu, In.
K. J. MUBB*.
Alturnny and VaMHnoll.r M Un,
ornin tloiuu luournoM Cumpnny bnlldlns.au
,« n i/1 onditory.
Watohmak^rs.
t). H. LKUDIN,
184 Brood street, Columbus, Qo.
Watches and Olocka repaired iu tho he
•r him! wurronted.
Tin and Copporsmitho.
WM. FBB,
Worker 1st Tin, Mhsst Irma, Copper.
Orders from abroad promptly attesded to.
Iu7 No. 174. Broad lltr«»t.
Dentists.
W. F. TIUMth,
Uostlst,
Op|MMitn Ptrupper’s building, llaadolph fit.
8|H«oiiil at ton lion given to Up lassrtlou of Aitft
iul Tooth, us wull a* to Operative Doatistry.
lol>22 il*w
COMINHIIH DENTAL ROOHN,
W. T. Pool, Prop’r,
(Joortfla Home Building, OulumbRi OtovgU.
Tailor*.
UKNBY BELLMAN.
Cutting, Clennlng Mid Uopalrlng
c lii the best ityls.
»r24 J Corner Crawford and front fit*.
Dress-Making.
MIME M. A. HOI.l.INUiWDMTH,
til., and Ittln*. I.rnu
i uud.liop In Brownavlll..
UVHf, *•!• nd B«.*■■*. ItdblH,
Omvui. Emm .IomiiIix,
Onlmbw. On
Tobaooo, Cigars, ft*.
Plano Tuning, fto.
B. W. BUD,
Repairer and Tnuor of Ptenuos. Organs aad
Accordnou*. filgn Pointing also done,
ler* may be be left at J* W. Pommift Norman’*
mmSC-
Cun and Locksmiths.
■aims eesa.
ra” Jg-,y. °r » r»d moko, (O to hi*
■Bum* HmhI* IlMMond Mmiohoi IUt.
Root and Shosmakers
WM. MBTBB,
B*ot aad ntoMtatom.
tttkr la Laalkw and M*dl**a< *•«* to 0. A.
■add A Ou.’t. Proalpt aad MUM aUMlioa (Ivan
toerdm. jail
OPKLIKA DIRKCTORY.
Doctors.
DM. 4AS. T. WAKMOOM,
■arpaa Md rk|*Ua*.
0*o» al Wa*(ktar'a On* Itora, Ballrond afreet,
ftbu
Hotels.
A DAMN M4MTNR*
Whan you go to Opsllhs, te aura to stop at tbs
llouss, oypoetts Pssssagsr Depot.
LAWYIRI.
HINE8 DOREB,
Attorney n.t Law,
MAMILTeS, «A.,
TVILI, prustlee la ths flftattahssrtmt. Circuit
Vf or say where elss. All hind of coder* ions
min. 44 Pay ms or run away. 44 nnv14 tf
HIDES.
M. M. HIRSCH
HAS BEMOVBD TO
Ills OLD STAND
ON
Crawford Street,
Near Alabama Warehouse,
Wh*t* b* will eowUnn* to FAY tba
HIGHEST PRICES for
Rags, Hides, Furs and Wax,
MgU jMWdlv
RIAL 1ST ATI AGENTS.
JOHN BLACKMAK,
Hut to Proof, U%M fc Ob, BL Otalp Btreot
Mukto, M*.
Seal Estate, Brokerage be* In-
BBFBBBB A***t.
ORFSA, IV FMMl—OR,
Ts Maraftoats* and Msehaaiss’ Book, of this slty
Jam26 tf
NilUr B1FBBB.
Uuu snd Lockswlth, Crawford strset, asst Is
Joliusou’s corner, Oolurntm*, iia. ja6
WILLIAM OOUOBER.
Uun ami Locksultii nnd dealer in Canning Ms*
terlals. Hast of fitrnpper** Ooafsettonary
jal«
Fresh Mssts.
J. W. PATRICK,
Htnll. Mo. M nnd M, EMM Hhh.
J. V. CO*K,
rrak Mm* mt All Ml**,
•*po Stalls Nos. Ift aad 17.
Barber Shops.
BD. TEBBT, iHkn,
Crawfurd 8t., ind.r Bukin Uonw, Oolnabw, «*.
deni 8
Builders and Arohlteets.
4. Id. UHAUMBS,
Usbss tsrpsstsr u4 BfilldiVi
Jobbing dons at abort notios.
Plans and speclflnations furnlshsd for all stylss
of buildings
Jaft
•« tliiff
Cotton Factories.
HERRING’S
Patent Champion Safes,
ITABLISHBD MOBBTBAH A THIRD
.OF AOBBTI7BT,
REDUCED IE PRICE.
AISO TWO BUMDBBD BBOOMD-HAND
SAFES FOB BALE AT VBBT
Id). FBIOBB
HERRING & CO.,
M* Md an BMSAJkWAT. B.ot T.rk
Im*(*UMVBT bt., ■«■*—•
fkklt rttodl*
W. W. SHABFE A 00.,
Dubllshors* Agents
Mo. U Faik Bow, Km lo
tort,
AM m*wM *• C—«WMd Bmt A4-
v<
a,Id v
GRAY’S
Forry PRINTING INK Works
PHILADELPHIA.
404/JMOJr 4 rMATT. TU B«*o* Sly Filial’.
MdTT4*0»/jrW..Itonwiit, rf.l
Iippliml by oddrnwiiug Ooneral Agont, Cnluinlius
>r II. W. Johnston, Griffin, Georgia. J«2A:tw-w t
A Bargain Offered.
THE BRANTLEY FARM,
rN HAKKU OOUNTY, ALA HAMA. Is for
ilss south
66 tier acre. For further information a|»|>ly to
J W llr.ntlny, Moouv.llu, Alt.
I*,IT fi.wly A Km
47 ,.. d* I It l»r liny to iKidlcur llantr. Hfit.-nt
Tl-tv,, v eitiori. Addrn* H II. Hriar fc
t:o„ AllanUt, On.
COLUMBUS MAKUFAOTUBMG CO„
Mnnnrncturan ot
MhnnUnsa, Bhlrtlnfi, nnd Atwla, *
KulOlu* Thrrad.
Card. Wind and Hrlndt Whut,sd0M»-
omc. iu roar uf Wlltlcb k KIbmI’., »tnd^^ M.
jul. H. II. Or.lLTOM, FrMld.nl.
MIIMOUEK MABUFACTUMIBU «*.
Mnf dbetumn of
PIlKHTIHOk ■HMTUNM,
TARN, HOPS, A..
00LUM1U*. QA.
O.P. RW1PP, PrMldant.
W A. KWirr. Hwindary TfraanyM. mWIIi.
Painters.
WM. SNOW, JR., * CO,
House and Sign Painters*
Old Oglethorpe corner, (Jnst north of
Golumtins, Georgia.
Will contract for llonss and Sign Pointing al
reiiHonahle itricoe, sud gugrautes saiisJactios.
Refer to Win, Huow, fir. lapri
SiIKSw
F» ojI.k Ink from Mm*n. I
Sr«rka, tad ut pltMtd to
tt toto* bmp flnmBMto Utoy knv* nlrudy
iMtovto. Th* lak I* of M.tllMt quality,
dS*r, Mt vtrtt Mr."
Ikn OBAk
WORKS:
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IKO IKK WOBK8, *f vkta w* k»r» ban
BMtodMlwttkMV* tvu ML TMy il..
Of F
fcadnaltot
do to TIE TO.*
twtoatMd,
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