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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ENQUIRER-SDN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1877. 19*ilg gnuuitjcr. • ■ALISBURY ft ntnurou CO, on isam Timui linin, OHIki, Ate. 1, ». Amteivn k Oo, UbrMte Ate J T Jooaow, Hamlltaa,0*. w a tboiua, Alexander oity, ai*. 3 WHoOuarflba, Wait Fetat,G*. mnui tbavblino agents. & M. bncu, T J Linn. niM teon Agaata af liwiUMIra Dviag tk* oottou waak ending laat Might, the railroad* of Alabenu brought to OoiUkbM an route for Sevan Mah aad New York, 479 Mm ootton— M f(0M Mobil#, 80 from Montgomery, 49 from Mao, 7 from Opelika, Wat Foist and other atatioos, 898 from Vloko- haig, 000 from Now Orleans, ON. AS. BB. Th* total throagh movement by thlo roato,Baoa Saptambar lit, ia 19,779 beta* —68*8 from Mobile, 8917 from Montgom ery, 976 from Balms 3,981 from Wmt PoUt, Opelika, ft*, 6199 from Vicksburg, 199 from Mo* Orleans, 191 North'and 8alMV.ro 88, raoaipta 801, ahlpmaata 90. Bama day laat year raoaipta ware 107 1119, aalM 106. - Oar mill, hare taken alnoe Saptambar lat 0,909 bale* of ootton agaioat 7,412 laat year, ahoarlng a daoraaae of 1,203. AailpO ofCeiwwB— CeUon Bw(mh To data alnoa Saptambar let, tba total raoaipta foot up 07,866 bales, 21,806 more than laat year. The M. A O. B. B. hae broogbt 16,301 Mm to Ooiaarboa—8,079 more than laat aaaaon; the BoathvMtarn 9,186—6,247 more; the Weatera Bailroad 1,171—64 more; the M. AS. 2,468-949 ■ore) the rirar 18,789—4,878 more; weg- Otu 96,946—7,698 more. AMtofli to Jfm Ladtaa’ Bhoaa—J. Marlon Eatea Seed Oata—Btanohard, WUIlami A Oo. Worn-ont Lauda Baatorad—W. H. Young. 8m notion of Oolnmboa Female Orphan Aaylnm. AarignaM’ Bala—John Peabody and W. Ik Ballabnry, AMignaM. Urorpia Heme. The OaoTgia Uooae of BapraaauteUvM hM paaaad an amandmant to the aot in- oorporatlng the Georgia Homs I tun ran oe Oampaay, and repeal the banking power* of Mid oaapany. Cantor Court, Tba mania for aboliahlng thorn ia in or- 4m. On Thnraday the Georgia Hotua paaaad a bill aboliahlng the oonrt in Troop, W abater and Mltaball oonnUaa. Bepsei* of Mtabllahlng ooonty board, of taemtiou and oonamlaaionara are nnmar- Jttoar JTinea. Tho ataamar Wylly from Apetaohioota, arrirad yaatarday with 183 Mm of cot ton, oonaignad u follows: Plantara varohonM 68, Lovall 10, Ala- beam 88, Alaton 11, Watt A Walker 6,1. Joaaph 2. Sha alao brought 86 aaaka of pytatoc, 19 barrela of ayrup, 100 barrel* of oya- tara, 10 barrela of Bah. MIm A. B. Howard, Apalaohioola; J. D. Worthy, Brlatol; 0. E. Carpenter and O. W. Bantfroa, Obettahoo- ahaa, • J. J. Martin, Naal'a; Iaa E. Irby, Mm. M. Oromlay, Mm. M. Pomm and danghtM and P. O. MoEwan, Sefaata; B. Berta, Boakam; W. U. Hal me and wife, Fountain'a Upper j W. J. Ohaannt, Bluff too; Oapt. Ghaa. Brook- way and Oban Wingate, Wingatae; Jams# Baakln, Bankina,- J. V. Johnson, Sparka; J.J. Bradford, Ohattahooohaa; l waive on dock. Sha will teava thlo morning at 10 o'oloek for Apalaohioola. ’ JTarfk A BtulM a. a Superintendent Wn. Badd haahia road now in apleudid oondition. Haiaaflrat otam man fee the poaition and wa are glad to know ha hasYaeaived the appointment of MoalfM. A mon aooaptabla appoint- mant oonld not hare bean made. We find tklain the New York Financial Chronicle of the 8d. . Mown aw> Soon or Gasaou.—The itarivm reporta m foUowa for the year ending Norambar 90: Hat eamtafi (014 par mil*J 4 am Tha.Govarnor tranamita the report to tba Georgia Legislature with the reoom- mandatlon that tba State dUpca* of the property a* soon Mpoaaibla, even if it is r to do so at a oonsidsrable Iom. lorjar or rurn >juuum Will tod at 9. Marion Eatea’ a new lot of ins Shorn far Ladies, whioh are marvels of strength and alaganoa—jost in. fablO 2t COL VMM CM WMMALK OBPBAN ABTLVK. Tha maaagara of the Aaylnm bag taav* fa return their aiaoara thanks both to tha mirahintt and tha oltlaena for their lib- atal contribution to tho pound party, gluon loot Toeadey for tho benefit of tho Aqdnrn. And to the editor* of both nwmpopam for ooortaateo shown. And to tha Gm Light Company for gM fornisbad; also, to tha OoUmboa Guards, for tba m* of thair armory. (Mumtiu, go., February 9th, 1877. Yimtelam Ouomnbar Pieklaa, oh sap, at * O. W. Mrrao,' fabt Iw] Under Odd-Fellows' Hell. MAMMCMO TBIMMINOBt Oror two hnndmd different designs!— tha largaot lot arar broogbt to this hr th fab7 tf Biabohabd A Hill, IMS 1 jvmticvm covmt. Yaotorday, Mora fudge Williama, rail wm brought by Mm. Ganaral Plaaaant 3 Phillips v. H. H. Spying, Pmaidant of tho OhottahooehM National Bank, far tho rooorary of ton bonds of $1,000 each, whioh, nooording to tho evidence, oho had given to Mr. Henry Motatt to optdoUy deposit for hM, and which ha did deposit, but in bio noma. Whan aha demanded the bonds of the bank, aba wm refused on tho ground* Uul tha owner of thorn moat ba established, to maka tho holder* aafa in taming them over. Mm. Phillips no- till ad the bonk not to giro np tha bonds to Mr. Moffett, and ho gar* the Mm* no- titoation m to her. It wm tho Jodgmanf of tho Oonrt that tha bonds ba awarded Mm. Phillips, tha oom plainest. Tha defendant obtained eertorari and tha bonds will remain la tha hands of tha Sheriff on till the Superior Court daoidM tho OOM. Tbs oomplaiaaat, aoeondiag to law, was required to gira a bond double tha amount in quMtion, $20,000, to answer any salt, judgment, or decree of oonrt, that may bo broogbt within four yearn. Tha rltlM are to ba obtained to-day. Paabody A Brannon and Hilliard A BusmII warn for tba oomplalnant and Blandford A Garrard and Ingram for de fendant. In farther explanation of this oaaa, w< would state that Mr. Henry Moffett ia a naphaw of Mm. Phillips. From the evi dence, it appaand that Gan. Phillip*, a short time before hla death, gars them tan bonds to hla w 1/a to tab* oar* of. A tow days after his dMth Mr. Haaiy Mof fett called upon -the Widow, and after some friendly conversation, tha latter laid something about tha danger of kMplng tha bonds about bar house, and gars them to tba former, to dispose of a* mentioned above, for aafa keeping. Ha oarrled them to tha store of his brother, Captain O. J. Moffett, where tha peokage wm opened and the bond* looked at by both. Tha Meeam. Moffett claim that Gan. Phillips bad only a lifetime interest in three of these bonds, and for this reason it wm determined not to allow Mm. PhUlips to oontrol So after OMling them up In o package Mr. Henry Moffat marked it (package) in hi* own noma, oarriad them to tha bank and without informing tho oftMit of tho contents, deposited it in his own name. This wm about tha lat of November teat. A few day* afterward Mrs. Phillips mw Mr.' Henry Moffett again at bar house and asked him if ba had a witneM with him whan he deposit- ad tha bond*. Ha replied that bis broth er, 0. 3. Moffett wm present, bnt ha did not teU that ba made the deposit ia bis own name. Mrs. Phillips did not find out this fact until abont Christmas, whan aha want to tba bank for th* boiAs to gat ooupons off to pay th* taiM due by Gan. Phillips, whan ah* wm informed that no snob deposit had bean mad*, but that Mr. Henry Moffett deposited a pack age about the time whan the bonds opght to have been. Yesterday Mrs. Phillips by bar counsel, demanded tha peokage of tha bank and on being refused, a pomm aory warrant wm sued ont against Mr, Epping. MANBIAOMB XN NUBBMLL COUNTY, ALABAMA. Married, on tho evening of tba Bib Inst., a* tha reaideoe* of Mr. Frank L. Smith, near Uofaee, BusmII eouuty, Ala., by Bar. Georgs D. Benton, Dr. William A. Walker and MIm Margaret E. Smith. Mr. E. Bandas Olaon and MIm Halils V. Evans warn married on tba evening of tho 8th Inst., at the Methodist ohuroh In VOlula, iinasal! eannty, Ala. Bav. 3. Glann oilloiated. Th* groom ia th* wall known, popular and afifaiant Begiater in Cbaaoary far Boaaell county, editor of tho Rueeell Reg' ieter, and ohairman of the Democratic Exaootiva Committee of BusmII county. Th* bride is th* aeoompliabad daughter of Judge John Q. Evans. A largo crowd wm ia attandanc* to wit- mm th* oeramony. Th* attendants ware: Mr. H. 0. Glann and MIm Eota Evans. Mr. W. H. Alexander and Miss Addis Glann. Mr. W. B. Logan and MIm Ella King. Mr. G. W. Feller and MIm Fannie Lad- batter. Mr. B. A. Strong and Mias Leila Con nor. Mr. JamM Gaehei and MIm Alloa Fol iar. Mr. T. B. MoTyer and MIm Mittia O’Neal. Mr. O. P. Caldwell and Mtaa Ida Henry. A TtSMT CAMM. A LIVKLY SOUFFLE BETWXIN WULX DkOVXM SKI) OtTY OOUXOIL. Thar* is a seetion of th* city tax ordi nance requiring three-quarter par cant, to bo paid on all grom aalea, As. Means. Adams, Bobinaon, Corbin, Nash and others, who am in tha male trad* in thia ptaoo, have refused to make returns or in any manner oomply with tha ordinance. They warn spoken to about tha matter several times bnt ont of them no Mtisfao- tion oonld ba gotten. TrsMurer John N Barnett leaned an execution yesterday and ptaoed it In tha bands of Marahal Moore, to be aervad. Th* Marahal want to these man, bnt they would not inform him whioh war* thair .took. By ehanoa ha found out that a certain mule belonged to on* of them and ha took charge of it. Thee* persistently stubborn drovers have employed Messrs. Blandford and .Caray Thornton as oounsel to aid them in a test M to whether they can be forced to pay thia tax. They will, doubtless, have to pay the value of thoir finest mule as law yer*' tee and than have to pay the j par oant. tax. BABOl OMAB. Quite a targe party iaavM Columbus to day for New Orleans to witneM th* Mardi Orae feetivitiea—a holiday in a large city and tha proceaaion of Bex and tha Myw- tiok Krawe of Com us. How many know tha meaning of tha words? They art French, and main Fat Tuesday. It is alao oalled Shrove Tuesday, from tha feet that penitents are shriven on that day. In England it ia oalled Pancake Tuesday, from th* oommon pretioa of eating pan, oak as, th* use of eggs having been for- marly forbidden during Lent. It ia tha last day of tho earnivel (earns, Saab, and eole, farewell—farewell to fleahV.whioh In Italy eontiuuM eleven days. It hM for many osntnriaa, in Catholic oountriaa, been tha tim* of fern ting and merriment, m it is th* eve of the long Lantan fast. m* Salutes Paeqte Owen*. It reatorM worn ont land*, if on* of th* landing fertilisers of Georgia, Alabama, North and South Carolina, Virginia and Mississippi, and no fertiliser in this mar ket appears to ba preferable by th* plan- tors generally. In thia section atnoa 1866 thia guano haa boon, wa might aay, the favorite.' Out of 112 different brands sold in thia State laat yaar, amounting to about 70,000 tons, 18,000 ton* of tha Pacific war* sold. Thaae are acknowledged as standard guauM and are used everywhere. Ar rangements have been mad* with Btanoh ard, William* A Co., at Alabama ware house, for storage and disposal of this fertiliser to thair ouatomara. For farther particular* and satisfaction M to thia re markable guano, rMd advertisement in oar oolamna. Lapp* gal*. After th* report* of tba shippara had b»«n obtained yaatarday, wa hear that on* boagbi 600 betas of ootton. II wm not reported on the aUpa, hot wo praouaao will b* an that of to-day. “Wade Hampton, Governor of South Carolina," ia tha subject of an exquisite nearly Hfa-ete* engraving, just published by Walker, Evans A Cogswell, Charleston, S. O. W* have raoalvad a oopy. As a work of art It stands unrivaled, but still its chief merit lays In ita' being a life-like portrait. It ta tha lint product, on so largo a scale, of a new and aaorat prooem based on photography, having tha advan tage of great truthfuineee. As tha pho tograph hM anparoadad th* oil painting, beMUM of. its axaot reproduction of tho subject, so this prooaas ia bound to taka th* ptaoa of th* steal engraving, or any method whioh depanda upon artiatio con ception and axscutloa for rMalt*—wa mean far tha production for portrait*. What tha people want in a portrait la truth—thqy do not wish tho artist's oon- oaption of a man, but th* faoe and faa- turMof the man m ha ta—and by no ■Mans oaa this grand result be better at tained than by tha maanaof photography, and thia naw proo*M baaed thereon. ThoM who sympathised with this gal lant littl* State in th* straggle against suoh tramendous odds will ba pleased to have thia portrait in tha homM—a glori ous memento of a peaoeful, noble effort of a liberty-loving people to redeem tbamaalvM from oppression and misrule. It will be sold by subscription only, at $2 par oopy. Agents wanted to oonvtM ovary oity and town in tho land. To thoM who cannot ba reached by •fonts, tba publishers will supply oopiei par moil, on tho raoslpt of the prioe. A BoOF Ihofl. A Harris ooonty negro wm in the oity yMtarday with hla wagon. Ho stopped in front of Mr. J. H. Hamilton's store in th* upper portion of tho oity and oarriad ont fonr or five sacks of flour and other groceries, in th* praaanoe of tha dark* of tho houM. Nothing was said by any of them, Maaoh thought that aom* one of tha other* had sold him tba goods. However, after h* had driven away, aom* on* of tha houM ask ad who sold tha ne gro that whioh ha had ptaoed in his wag on. No one knew anything v of the matter and all began to anspsot that something wm wrong. Polioemen war* summoned and put after him. Ha wm soon caught, but by aom* means managed to gat away. H* wm recap tured, however, and ha said that ha wm drunk and didn’t know what ho wm do ing. Ho sold, “I am tired of dtalfooltah- naas, whit* man, and I want yon to make hast* and turn me Ioom.” Ha wm locked in tha guard house, and dna dtapoeal will ba mad* of him to-day. DartA */ C«|M. Z. T L *eMae». Many in Columbus will regret to learn of the death of thia brave and aooompUah- ad gentleman. Ha diad a few days ago in-Watumpka, Ala., of consumption and wu buried thara Wednesday. Hit age waa thirty yearn. Ha wm a teacher of danalng, and poM*M*d of noble qdalitiM of head and heart. Ha wm a gallant sol dier of th* Oonfadamsy, and wm badly wounded. Hla father and brother lately taught a dancing school ia our oity. Many o heart will ba saddened by th* nawa of “Oapt. George'S” death. J>. A.Mw'trsfM rare. Thia yard la put op on • vary large, convenient and oomfortable style. Th* proprietor, who ia noted for hi* courtesy to ouatomara, understands his business thoroughly, and hM everything arranged in tha moat desirable manner possible. H* hM one hundred and thirty-Mven Stella, or ahaltor for. two hundred head of stock, a stock lot aavanty feat square, the wagon yard proper about two hundred fast square, and a Mpareta apartment for oxen. Ho hM atorag* rooms in which persona oan deposit either thair produe* or purohaaaa, and h* will be'responsible forth* mum. If at any tim* countryman should desire to have blacksmith or wood-work done, there ia a blacksmith and wood-shop on th* promise*. Everything la arranged with an ay* to oonvamianc* and oomfort. On th* lot ta an eight thousand gallon otateru filled through a patent falter and tha water ta dalioiou*. Theta are five rooma for clasping, without ohargea, in addition to his dwelling, in whioh ha hM •v* or six rooms furnish ad far those de siring real oomfort. For tho tatter eo- oommodotiono, bo ehsrgM twenty-five oonts. Hit kitohon is oxoolloatly arranged and ba ia prepared to furnish meals on abort notioo. Bamombm that bo also hM a flat stock ofgioooriM whioh halo offering ohMp. Bisob wagon yard to a moat daairabta ptaoa to atop ot Try him ono* and you will olvwyo ba hlo smloterr. earning ten* wor. Frank Mayo, wall known in hla parson- ation of Daws Croakatt, is oo hM way Booth with n troopi and w* trust ho will take Ootombnoln hM way. Ttr Meet (Moan*. To-day, via tba Mobita A Girard traU, Ian parsons from Mason, flvs from Gene va, and twonty-fonr from Oolnmbna^laov* on an axennion trip to Now Oilaans. Tho far* foe th* round trip, ticket* good until Tharaday next, ta $11.60. Thirteen have already left on one fan tick ate, $16.76, good until March lot—ouUag la aU 69. Mon than tha number mwitlonad may go to-day. A HasAtng AgoMr. A faw days ego, in Opelika, Alabama, MIm Johnson, of Wart Point, wm taking on evading stroll with • little girl, whan they war* attoakad by • visions oow. Tho child woo toaaod oao* in tho air, and Mtaa J. knocked down by tha brat* and hoakad In tba back of tho baod. Her ana •preload badly. Both tady and child won considerably bruiead. Tho taM^po from dMth wm* narrow ono. Thooow hM bean transformed Into boot and Mian. Major J. J. Bradford hM from hi* trip to Florida. Ha hMaud* arrangement* to llv* in Jaekoonvilla and will move than n early m possible to oontinno to tho boainam whioh bo ta now following. Ha will return today weak. Dr. Toggle, formerly of this aity, bnt now of Lexington, Ky., haa ntnnad to hla old horn*. Tim Willis, bq., of Talbotton, ta ia tho oily. Hon. Thoouo W. OrimM boo ntnmod from Atlanta. ir too W A9T 9A90AII9, OO TO BLANOBABD.A HILL’S, as twxt ABM DMTMMMINMB TO MB Li. OB BIT* AWAY ton a shall aoinnunw, TIKIB 981199 STOCK OF WIIT9K MOOBS. Lfabd tf ] C ANN MB OOODM. Pseohoa, Pina Apples, Toauto*a,Gnon Corn, Oyatan, Salmon, ate., at nov2-tf Binana'a BBAurzruz / We call attention to th* handaomaat line of Sample* for Spring and Bummer Bulla aver before exhibited. PrtoM rea sonable. New Fashion Plata* just re ceived. Call and site them. Special oidar* aolioitad. Taoairrox A Aubb, feb9 2w 89 and 96 Brood Btnto NOVNB. A Brourt Pin, whioh tho owamoonhoTo by paying for this odvorttaamaat ExQuaxa-Sux. OOBNM. . Dr. Lindoman, tha Burgoon Chiropo dist, i* still making aom* wpndarful cures in Coma, Bunion* and Ingrowing Nails. If you hav* them give him a call. Boom No. 7, Bankln House. * fab9 2t Patrons of a first-otam hotel justly eon. aider thamaalvM antittad to oomfortabl* rooms, a bountiful bill of faro, and oour- teona treatment in tha ofltao. AU oombinad with a notable dogma of olo- ganee throughout, ate to ho foood at tho Oolonad* Hotel, Phltadalphia, Fa f#b9 lw NMW ABBIYAZB. Oval Velvet and other stytaa of Fanoy Oaam tor Photographs, Ivorytypaa, Albo- typea and Fatraolypaa, at WILLIAMS’ ABT GALLEBY, where every atyta of Platan* ia taken and sattafaotion given or no charge, at lower prioM than any ptaoa. m fabt tf Laos Bibs for infante oan ba bought for 60 and 76 oonts of BlaxobaidA Hti.t., fab7tf 128 Brood Bt. BLANC BABB A MILL Have just reoeivad a lino of PiquM and Victoria Lawns, whioh they are offering fab7 tf MBBB OATM L*rg* lot Choio* Spring Data for aal* by J. H. Hawltok. ja26 dtfAwlt W. A. L1TTLM, ATTOBKSY AKD OOUKBXLLOS-AT.LAW, Office over J. A. Fraser's hardware ator*, fabt Cm IKe don't mean to confine ourecltee to one thing, but all makkxs or doom mill be eolti at a eacrtfice for the next thirty daye. fabt if Blakokako A Hill. LOOK AT nun wx will auu-tron tub kxxt mm says, ALL CLASSES OF. GOODS AT ORKATLYJlBbuVBD PBICKB to make room for a String atook. BiAKauip Hwl, fabt tf 128 Broad strast. PINK ANB WMI1K CAMMBICM, FOB DOMINQS, At Blamomaxd A Hill'l fabt tf bayI MATH MATIII FIFTY BALES OOUNTBY HAY, SOUKS ASS SWOT, For sal* eh tap. Swift, Mu*m A Oo. fabt aa,tu,thAaattt TWO-BOBMB B%AT NOB BALM. A good two-hono Dray, but littl* aasd, far aala cheap. For ptio* inquiro at d*cl7 tf Tmm Oman. NBW CAL ICQ MB, FOB' EABLY SPBING, Just raoeivad by fabt tf Buwhb A Hill. JCBT BBC BIT MB. A large stock of Flour, Balk Mssta, Ferris’ 8ugar4tarod Hama, Hhonldara, Corn, Bran, Ac., at lowest priaao. j*6 tf J. & HAknoow. • CALL ANB BB CONTINCBB. Poor ntaa Plot arm of yourself at 60 oanta, or on* for tf oaata, at WiUiaam’ Art Gallary. Piatans in Oama, Loahata, Pina, Blags, 60 At KIBTBWB, Black Alpacas, worth 90s anly 40*. Ooiorad Alpacas, •• 96* “. 90*. Bapps (for wrippan), worth 96* only toe. Indus’ and OhUdnn’o ooiaood Hom, worth 40o only 26o. SUk Scarfs, worth 80o only 28c Largo Linas Towels, worth 96o only 900. Table Linsa, worth 76o only lljc. lOj-SbMttog, “ 90o “ 22jo. Woolen Ooraata, “ 76* “ 60s. 2-Button Kid Gloves, worth 760 only 60s. ITanilkarnhlofa. worth 90s only 12 jo. A largo rtook of Zephyr Wools, Dram Goods, Balmoral BUrto, Bibbona, Silk Scarfs just raoalvad and marked at vary low prleas. A oaU from you ta ooUdted. J. Auk Kmvm. ootl-oodAwly NOKTMKBN BMMB TOT ATOMB‘ A choia* lot of Early Boos, Jackson Whites and King of Early, for gala by nov»-*odtf J. H. Hammow. NBW TOMB BMMB POTATOBB. Eaxlt Boas, Goodxiok, Fan Eras, Fiaoi Blow, and Panan fabt oodat B. S.' Obaxu. Tamtao and SUk Warp Alpoaaa at fab7 aodfit J. a Joaa*’. IF YOU WANT TO Staff A PERMANENT QLOBBY PRO- TOORAPE Of youraalf, don’t fall to glvo G. T. Wil liams, Photograph Artist, a oalL Ho can not b* exoaitad In taking Ploturao, always giving oottafaetion or no pay roqolrad. Prise, $8.60 par doaan, or $1.60 for six. Picture* taken rogsrdtaM of wsathar. —_ ’ <lao28 oodtf Btata Tflt FBICtatal Wonted Fringe*, commencing at 10c, Silk Dram Buttons, Sc. gm doaan; Double-width Toblo Cloths, purs linm, 86a; worth 60a OlMlng Hamburg* at • aacriflo*. A lot of Worsted ptaido and Stripoo at 16a; worth 86a BLACK GRENADINES (OLD STOCK), AT A BATING or 38 FBB CUT., on prioM to obtain In thirty days: On* pleoe at 87jo.; worth 60a; Osopieooot 86a; worth $1.95; One pleoe at $1; worth $1.60. They or* all ptrfeB goods. Shoulder Shawls, 86a FIMCUL k COIKBCIil . Ba^ fabrasif 0, HIT. MUe hr Cotlom Mila—Stekl M Saw York, Mm- moo* rravi<b*M )4 taaanat; *a (avaaaah, [*Mtaaad K«r OrimMUSIamaat. Beak*okMktaf *a BawTark sa4 Haw Orlaaaa [•Madam: atearmistsHrrartam O-rrmcj ima« 10011 ear mat, mr Mean. 8llv*r I per omt. pnaiia. BallasmlML ■■■HlltalHMIlBITOIIMBIIlUalMWItaB IS*,7*T more; th* rtook IN tarn; Otlaaka it*. fsb2-eodAwtf J. S. JONES. For anything in Grooariaa, Frovtatons, Groin, oto, at “rook bottom” prieaa, caU on J. H. Hamumb. nov2-aodtf NINB WIN MB, Bo. Sweat Catauba at $2.60 pm gallon. Fort, Sherry, Sweet Malaga Cherry Brandy, Btaokberry Brandy Imported and DomMtio Brandiaa Just raoaived by fab8 tf J. H. Haioltok. —A travslar, aoeoating a newsboy, aaked: “Sonny, what ia th* qnlakMt way to got to th* Oantral depot?” “Bun!” be repUed, and sat th* exempt* by getting out of th* traveler's way pretty GILBERT & THORNTON, ISO Broad Street, D. M. Ferry A Co.’$ Celebrated Garden Seeds, All o» WHOM AU Warranted to be Freeh and Genuine.. THEY ABB THE Beet and Most Generali j Used or ANY IN THE MABXtaT. B AMINE UfflLUOUOK kxwYoxx, February •—Arrived**!: tay- araoo, Okrlattao. Albatraa. Homawardt OarlQm»c*,farTybaa; Mato waaka for Naw Orlaaaa tarttal to Eut«<rwBoo. Bavakkak, r.brauy •—OUarsd; Berk Beynard,lor Bottou; Haaaoa, Dario*; wild Hun Ur, Boatoa, aktp Jaaaa A Wrlgit, Ltvar- pool; brig Mary Hum#au, P. a ; sakooaar JamM A Browa, Cardona*. Ballad: Steaman Wm Kaaaady, tar ProvL dmm; Ln, Nartaa; barki Hantatt OamabalL Naw York; AlMaa, Mobil.; BUgrt Natilar, UvarpoaL Th*NorwagtaabarkNaUad, wttha*MB**f BMa* (Mm Uratpool tar tela part, la aahan at SU 9 tads’* baaeb. Th* Oaptata art mow •avMtkavaaMt, bat th* cart* layrabablya taeatal to Eapgrar Bm. oml7 T<>M ' r * krur7 ’~ AntT * 4l ' A,aMte > Arrived oat; Wiaaaarta, Oataadaate. Oan** lnuM,-Ian part rwrtpta bar. •aartprtomtodaolimaaaa gmuat MaeaaUaa la tha markrt. Ortambm haa baa* raamthably Call, only two itIMm havtag dilad mdirt, me thornamalb OwtbsWMhteaetsakbrtBaiaad at balaa. Waken added J* le.atate sad haau •wornI«m Brtttoa,rtfirt Horn tba Midatlh. B.6P.BaaTgOa-aAtakMla teat y w thia laoul waa MO Tba lam* antvato bar* oaaaad map artl matw t* h* advaaosd, ^■WMMM.rJtetWKiitor Bath* weak ever- •grtto^Tbahlgtert tamprtatai* wm M, hate AU l *t, •o»Lv«okUrtyaar tba tbaamamatar mnnt M*. (h. htghart tompaiatara wm M, lawrtt W. Bala Alt IM. HAaaaaa-ThaAUawtag ahawa th. prlw af •Mdllam la Haw Tark aad Uvarpoal,(*M at Haw TsrkaM tow HMdUaga la OalaaMaa mah day af a‘Jf-1. *ti-i« !i !& Tam. WaA Thu tri.. drt^i^SSKi^^ "” Twt Oole 11814. Ooi.wkai—HtMllaJp Ooiambaa markrt today dalL tala* _ kairt. Tha Mlawtag an tba wartbama aaMa- ‘■-aai Ordinary aad rtalaad,....10 flood Ordinary IM Low MMdUaaa llQ HMdUaga llfl itrirtHMdUasa - Wrtk’a aala* 7U belli 200 Hi I hom. ooMamrttoa,*o tor Haw York, art tor vaaaab, 00 Ar apwalatloe, 000Ar Haw Orlwit, 0J for Ok.rU.toa, 00 tor TaUartM mllla, 00 tor Mobil., 0 tor rbtlad.lykia, M^Uvorraat, 00 Aa- Wrtk’anc.tpta 1,047balmagalMI math* pravi- w oaa, aad fiau* wrrtapoadiagwaaklastBsa- a—171 by *. W. k. A. If by K.t A. LL | wZm - imutummi. i*n in* itaok Ao|<ut aiat US 41 Baaairad paat weak 10IT TT* Total racalrad rt t tM M,0S1 Total raoalvad, lacladla* ataok...e*AM tUH Skipped paat waak NX aao Total ahippad. HAM M.U1 Total koia. ooMampttoa UO T.4U •took Fabraary ». IfOS 11,Mt lalm TU M Taar'a raealpta 41,17* levy in* leathwaatara hallroad AU* MM Mabll. aad fllrard Hallroad ISAM 1MH Waatara hallraad I,1T1 M<T Blvar 18,71* MU Nasoaa HAM II,SM Harth aad (oatt Hallraad i,W MU «MM «am (tAmun naoaaum naaa lan-ai ins-ai wu lie IBB IBM lrtt-5 iaa* •uj MWy Steak, Aag, U. Baa’d to FA...* Btook Tab A Taar’a raaalpta.. U.S. Crop..'....| Tamoc.a Oorroa —«y MoUla a fllrard Ballraad 14,772, aaalaat 4,00*; by Waatara Ballraad 4A00, aaalaat 80,MS laat yaar. ramaara—Far 100 Aa. orttoe—to8avaaaak Ha _.aw York, Phllw* too, Prorlda.oa *1.17, vU Boatoa U.lh Taa Unras Bnraa Poaw. Bawlpta Ar tba WMk 14X.HS balH, aaalaat IHA74 Uat WMk— lH.tCT tha WMk baton, mad 114,412 mw. waak lut yaar. Th* total woramaal to at Ml.w.: 1177 lrtt HaekAagaatSl 1SMM 7A7M Wrtk’a raoaipta 14SAU 1U.4H Total 1,217 AH 8,1*4.17* WMk'. .aporta tofl. B... 74.HS 74,111 ' *• Oo. HfH so Mt Total axportad ta O. B..,.lS!4H 1AM.7I7 " “ Coo *77^1*4 444,144 *. i,*nm iA44.ni go«b 404,471 447,OH Taar’a raealpta 4,4i*,t4> roa vaa win oama*. teat jmt tha raoaipta at th* parti aad Oalaw- baa wm aa follow!; Tort*. Oalaabaa. drtarday 14,414 14 Saaday and Monday *7,0*7 lot T.Md.y. 17,4X7 IM WtdDMd.y 14,411 H Thoredv................. 14,474 144 WHyV;. lt,ltl 114,474 Fuikual Pomra.—Tha toltowlag ahawa thair to tol raealpta to data: . 1177 lrtt Haw Orlaaaa...., 4*7.474 l.OU.tl Bobll* 114AM IHAH Javaaaab 4HATI M7 mt Aartoatoa 4*4,244 Ha’ua flalraatoa 444AH HtSl Haw York 104,4*7 Ulm Other part* HqH4 4l7,N* 4,447,441 *, . I»»M» Towa*.—TkM bar* raertrad Ikla waak Ooiambaa 47,46* Haatfomary «U»4 *4.10* Haahrlll* aw m’S Manpbla ........Mgrtt H7>H, •btal.. - 484,144 an,4M ra»K Urwroou—Tk* toUawlag to Magrapkad ■f Mt week : „ w tirr iw “ ASoat aoaSf MAOO* wib..v*s;~- as flritt,aao. Bsporttn Oavnftft —t |$n$lly boej preparing orope. Trtdt at «$m0, nUnrtn only parchaalat neeaaaeriM. Ha to kavlVanlBad tki pile* loat Uat WMk, Oagrt la tapartadhlghar. teaatry faadaii. . . _ ' Wkstomto. ha toll. Saakaa Sittar... a# • h Oaaatry “ H#H H Crown "okieitaii.'.'.’.T"*.'.".’” M Sprl.f Oblckaaa 14HH Irlak pototoM bbl...... dgoT^ 4*epk Hldaa lotplle.; grama 4; baaawax Ha.; ran A “ lb;_wool-WMha* 40c, with ban 14$ta*. par It aaaay Whol«tatal« Frtoi Currant. Oorrweted Weakly tag CAemhow af AppiM p bbi tamsAO. B.00X—Olaar Sldaa P A1IM to If i Olaar Bib •Ida* MOUXi Ihoeldar. I^i fagartoand Huta iaffl7e; rials Haws lie. ^ BoutaXATS-OtoarBib StartUa.; ‘braHaute. Haaana-MMtalrtde. Bonaa—floakaa U A 40*; Oaaatry M*. f»t T «.Wrttora tte.B.Y, Ooaa—Tallow Hlxad p baakal ta Whit*. 74 mr loM ntaa ia dnwt aaokad: balk 4c. taa ^teuto-PotoMUe pl,000 faitaSf, SSmo MB toiiSlI*'*" * bW ’ * M * ratiir. HuuiWiu—Wit. Iro* pile hrta*4 te: Sad Iroaado: BarLaad 19c;OutlaaaSUo; Ptowltaal lie; Spring do. 10c; Oaat StMl nto Baggy Sprlaga Me: Hon* aad Hal* Shaaap h”Tc; Hotm gkm Ball* BUe; Hall* p haw SON! Aral daaaa 111; Ltu—Prlto* ua* time*, p A Ite.) halna aad k 1S.aw—Wklta Oak Sole P A topts*.; Hato- luiriSli afteA^Sk'upp.r telmJ? *ifaJ| SJSt.p kag 4*74; Xk*g«M% M 81A7 ta ~iyim Orta p deem plat* IMA P gear UTAtam .pAatagMlrtH P kH 84JM$OM Waatara R. gaamm—Oraakad aad Fawdarad p A 1XM| A ■wg^pV bM no. ...saaMtt,sAEmiwg, cas , ra^to. , ^" , ’ RAILIIOADt. Central and Southwectera WA<l7W>U^ t , Bavakkak, Oa., Pabrury A147*. 4HP OFTIB BUWDAt. TBA1NNO. 1, OOINOtaOBTHANDWtaBT Arrtvaa a MM SOB A It * ***** aupeeobaa Ml ft g Arrivw at Aigoate ah r m tffrdi«xaMto=v:;:S:2 arrtvaa at Atlaate 4Mn Daeva JCasoe Mr Oahuabeeam—u itrata....^. Mrx atOaluabea Air au [ ti*M am neat Is** at Attaata with .adJktlacUo BeUroedtor *U patata Oolambdb deity axaapt Beadey. COMING BOOTH AND BAST. Lmtm Atlanta >*)*0 r u Arrive* at taaaee (Ml r u laMVMtaeaM r Man Arrtvaa at MUIadgavtll* Add A u Arrival at Batoeiae .UASau Arrives at AiBeita 4 dtp u Arrivaa at Baveaaeh «U*r u ^rtvaaCWiSXaA asromVtraUMir ■ Arrival at Hearn due ah h5M wsr.t'kissar a: AU.iti.aad oIf Bailroad for ell pataiate Florida. TBAIN HO. A GOING NOBTH AND WIST Arrive* at At Arrtvaa ' Arrtvaa Arrivaa at Maaoe... at MllBS*vju*!!mn.~M."J at Bataetoe .....j Ttaru OUOAH . MUX JIM AH MUX Max xUltAK dhlUTOO Ua taUNMaiaaaaaaaaoaoaaa.ata^B Irtavas Maaoe tor Albany aad tin- toala.. if* ah Arrtvaa at Ealhuta tpr H Arrive* at Albany^..... 1:40 r H Laavaa Maaoe for Oolumbai taa am Arrivaa at Oolubu..— lm r k Tralni se this aahadela tor Haase, Atlanta, Ooiambaa, Titoela gad Albaay drtU,aa&ig AtSatto’eSta^^tlaBtetTfuaiimaud g*** im.. tf Altkuu, ud Kobtte ui IftllfOGda OOMING BOOTH AMD BAST. Lmvm AUaate near■ Arrivaa at Maaoe Him Attaata. shah La* vat Altaev MM am Lmvm Eafhute lAHrM Lmvm Aegaate IM r M ArrivaaatMaaok bm Belhela aad v 7:10 FH Lmvoa Ooiambaa Blt*M Arri™»tMem Horn Ooiambaa.... Ttirx Arrival at BavSeeah 7:14 a m AMakiag ooaaaatlsaa at savaaaah with At- aetiaaedOelf Ballraad foraltrstato 1a Flar- JPamiegw. for MUIadgavtll* aad Bataetoe »*" tehoYral* Ha * from Bavseeab aad Hale taoljrom Maaoo, which tntaaaonaaat daily, •**apt Monday, jor them palaU. WIIASaM 4I)«1»« lanaral Supt.OanlAl Bailroad, Bavaaaab. Supi BauUwaatars Batouea S2m- WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALAKAW. OalSMbsa, Ob., Dm. 91, »ff. Trains Leave Columbus Daily AS FOLLOWS I Southern. MnU. map H. h*m Mrirmatjjaatgamary. Wra LoeiavlUa.... Mrx Mampbto tooar m Atlanta & Northern Mall. OtOO to. m«, errirM at Attaata'. tom r k E*'iS ALAO BT THU TBAIN Arrive at Moetgamary Balm* Ylokabarg......... TBAINS ABBIYE AT OOLUMBUB Item Meetpmary'eta Bc*thwaM..I8M r k Flam Attaata eta Nartewart”....;: tStm BM This Trote, anrtvtag at Oatamhua at TlOflP. M., tatvaa Atlatotoat llita a. m. 1. P. ALKXAKDKR, ,.I**4FH .. Star ■ .1*00 AH 0HARLE$ FHILUP9, Asflflt daautr Mobile k Girard B. R. Oomxxua Oa., NavamkMH, into Double Dally Passenger Train asiWJsi Thia ia tha aqly ltaa maklag might ata dev Uoai balwaae Ooiambaa ■ Trata- Laeva oalembm utrx Arriva at Uatae Sprlaga.. AHr M “ feb-to 1MrM SSTT!!f::::aJ:s Naw Orlaau—11:24 a h NaahvUla..,.... Max Loatovllla ktOra Olnaieaatl fcUrx SULaaia MOai Philadelphia.... Wax _ _ Naw Tark uh a h Laeva Troy ltao am. ArriveaiUeiae Bprlagi.. Mah “ Ooiambaa.!7T... 7:10 a h “ Opallke H)ah AUaate. hhph ... Mrn ..UtaAH W. L CUBA, P. B. WILLIAMS, Gauarei Tlakat Agwt.