About Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1877)
COLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER: SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1877. patters. VULUMBUS DAILY Hi si UK KT. FINANCIAL. for Cotton Bills—Sight on New York, Bos. an 1 ProriJenco ;j discount; on Savannah, and New Orleans % d scouut. ^nks checking on New York and New Orleans tn; other points % premium, y lotus 10@12 par cent. annum, liver 2 per cent, premium. Gold nominal. —Quiet. nary. — ......10 @— i Stained —®— I Ordinary 10%@— [Middlings 11 @U% ings ll?i@— Middlings - 12 @— 1,124 hales. sipts 69 bales—*10 by M A G. R. R.; 20 I;»:! by N. A S. B. R.; 0 by W. R. R. river; 36 by 8. W. R. R. Shipments 313 09 by 8. W. F. R.; 13 for home consump- by W. R. R.; 0 by M. A G. R. R. BAIL! STATEMENT. nil band August 31st, 1879 510 ed to-day 69 previously 67,856—67,925 68,435 . 313 ...58,558—58,871 prc nusly on hand 9,504 r. It at l.Asr Year.—August 31st, 1875, 485; ed same day 14; total receipts, 46,006 id same day, 107 ; total shipments, 35,118 11,432; sales 92. Middlings 12c. -ipts at U. 8. paits to-day 19,240; for 1 days ; exports to Great Britain 21,950; to Conti- 7.9 i3 ; stock 8-3,565 bales. 8. Ports I.ast Year.—Receipts for 1 days , exports to Great Britain, 14,798; to Couti- 4,572; stock 895,793. WHOLESALE MARKET. as—Sli lulders 9%c; clear ril/sidcs 11%'<$11% ktK Meats—Shoulders 7%@8e; clear rib sides. 710c. iuoino—12%f$13 %c. r. n—Yellow, JOc; White, 75c. d A, 12c.; extra C, 11 %c. ; C 11c. sun—pi bbl—8npertlue, $5.7506.50; family, |05. I SUP—Florida, 50c. -Iron 6%@6%c. Index to New Advertisement*. irns—Dr Llmloiuan. y floods—J S Jones, w Furniture—I. Rooney, ituatbm Wanted—Salesman. Illation Wanted—RM Fields. J.ive Firm—Willingham X Co. Uirney at Law—Uhas. Coleman, lentines—At Chattin’s Book Store, anted to Rent—Apply at this office, ituation Wanted—Mrs Harry Holland, r the Spring Trade—J Albert Kirven. iprove Your Looks—C H Jones, Taylor. , John Sewing Machine—J H Bramhall. escriptions Prepared—Kent’s Drug Store, rand Ball—Young Men’s Catholic Union, ikery and Confectionery—Mrs Stevenson, ress and Fancy G«ods—John McGough be rsuclass Hotel—American House of Bos ovas and Ho■ so-Furnishing Goods—EN s. (st Uncolorod Tea—At Mason’s Drug e. sst Cigars in the City—At Kent’s Drug o. I all Medicines—Jordan’s Joyous Meeting — Columbus A CASE BEFORE JUDGE CRAW FORD. Yesterday Judge Crawford decided a case brought before him by parties from Telbot county. Matthew Cook, some time ago, filed a bill vs. James McManus to cancel the sale of a homestead and to restrain him from trading notes given for homestead. Before injunction was grant ed as sought by the original bill, McMa nus had traded notes given for homestead to his son, R. D. McManus, who had com menced suit upon this vs. Matthew Cook, purchaser, which notes will be carried into judgment at the March term of Tal bot Superior Court. The original bill was amended by asking that R. D. McManus be made a party defendant and enjoined from further prosecuting his common lawsuit vs. Cook until the question of title could be settled as to whether the homestead could or could not be sold The defendant, R. D. McManus, was made a party, and an injunction was granted to stay proceedings until after the hearing on the original bill. This case involves the right to sell and make titles to homestead property under the enabling act passed on or about Jana ary 5tb, 1876, it having been decided by the Supreme Court that the original man ner of sale by the approval of the Ordi nary was unconstitutional. Mr. Martin was counsel for the vendee, and Tom Willis, Esq , for the vendor. ediclne IP. egular Monthly rds. igent Reasons lor a Grand Success—Hos- Slomach Bitters. Given In. pho mule diovers, Messrs. Adams, Cor- , and Robinson, decided yesterday not further resist the city tax ordinance, have paid the three-fourths per cent. OH their sales. Mr. Adams gave in $4,000, Ml Corbin $750, and Mr. Robinson M400. One drover has gone from the city, and consequently did not pay his van FURNITURE JUST ARRIVED Fiist lot, now is in store, consists of all •nfcles in the line—all fresh and latest styles, and will be sold unusually low at 88 *nd 85 Broad street, up stairs. feb 11 lw L. Rooney. Best Uucolored Tea—Pure Ground Pepper —cheaper than ever at Mason’s Store. febll 2y Rev. J. it. Hartwell. This gentleman will lecture Sunday night at tho Baptist church on missionary INgks in China. He has spent many jdkrs of his life in that country and was pWhaps born there. His father before him tilled this mission. His lecture will ■nrely be a most interesting one, as he is perfectly familiar and conversant with that nations political and religious cus- Joms and the country generally. He will doubtless have a large audience. ATTENTION, COLUMBUS GUARDS.’ Meet promptly at your Armory,on Mon day, Feb. 1 2th, at 7j o’clock r. m. Regu lar monthly meeting. By order of Cap tain. W. S. Holsteau, O. S. For New Orleans, About twenty-live left yesterday via the Mobile & Girard Railroad for New Or* leans to take part in the Mardi Gras fess (fifties. I perfumed valentines. Bimmel’s celebrated French Perfumed Valentines, at Chaffin’s Book Store. Try Kent’s Cigars and be convinced that he has the best. Bonds of County Officers. Thus far. only the County Treasurer's and Sheriff's bonds have been given. That of the former is $50,000 and of the latter $20,000. Messrs. Felix and Lau rence Burrns and M. T. Bergan are se curities for Sheriff J. G. Burrus. Ordinary Brc ks has his bond made and is only waiting to be duly qualified by Judge Crawford. Another Steamer to be Built. Ilr. Henry Moore has nearly completed his arrangements for the building of a new boat to ply the Chattahoochee river be tween this point and Apalachicola. Ten thousand dollars is the amount required to ;do the work, and we understand that g9, ’ 00 havo been subscribed. Mr. Moore thinks of leaving for Pittsburg in two or three weeks to have the steamer con- -? Cted * Home at Last—The best Cigars iu the at Kent’s Drug Store. Death of Mrs. IV. C. Johnston. his lady, aged about thirty years, wife Mr. W. C. Johnston, of Harris county, d yesterday morning about 6 o’clock a burn which she received five or six ks ago. She was stricken with a srn and fell into the fire and her death the sad consequence, not having u from her bad since the fatal fall. He will be interred to*day at 2 p. m. at Bethany Church, Harris county. ■ LOVERS OF TUE BEAUTIFUL ■Will find at J. Marion Estes’ a new lot of fltu- Shoes for Ladies, which are marvels strength and elegance—just in. feb 10 2t IT Air B UR G TRIMMING S Over two hundred different designs! — ie largest lot ever brought to this mar- st—twenty-five tee cent, cheater an ever offered. Blanchard & Hied, feb7 tf 123 Broad St. The best five cent Cigars ever known at Kent’s. NOTICE. Having failed to close out oar immense, stock, we will continue to keep up the Staple Department as heretofore and sell at factory prices until we dispose of our entire stock. Our Dress Goods, Notions and Fancy Goods will be sold less than cost. On and after Monday, we will offer many New Goods at a much less price than we have ever offered them in Colum bus. Call and examine. Terms cash. febll 2t Juhn McGough & Co. A VALUABLE IMBROVEMENT. The air-tight, self-sealing caskets ad vertised in the Enquirer by L. Rooney are the great desideratum of the times. They combine all the benefits of the me- talic, and can be sold at about one-fourth the cost. They are light, elegant, dura ble, and destined, we think, to supplant all other burial cases, and especially the old-fashioned unwieldy metalic cases which have been in use among the well- to-do for the past quarter of a century Made as these now caskets are, of chem ically prepared wood, it is claimed that even in point of durability they are equal to metalic cases, and in all other respects decidedly surpass them. The public should oall at Rooney’s warerooms and examine the specimens on hand. at T1IE GASH DRY UOODS DOUSE. to arrive the present week : Spring Prints ; Spring Oassimeres for Boys ; London Cords, Victoria Lawns ; Ladies’ Collars and Cuffs; 28-inch Black Alpacas at 27.1c—worth 35c. IN STOCK : Special bargains in Eagle Factory and Kentucky Jeans. J. S. Jones. TUE ST. JOHN SEWING MACHINE Is on exhibition at J. H. Bramhall’s Watch-making and Jewelry and Sewing Machine Depot, 87 Broad street. It is a marvelous Sewing Machine, and everybody should call and see it, whether they wish to purchase a Sewing Machine or not. CORNS. Dr. Lindoman is still stopping at the Rankin House. If you have Corns and Bunions, he will cure them without pain or drawing blood. He euros the very worst Ingrowing Nails without pain. Give him a call. S WINE VS. DEVILS. You all have read in Luke, viii chapter, how Jesus called the devils out of a man possessed of them, and did make them go into swine, which were feeding near, and caused said hogs to rush into the lake and choke. Now, we are possessed of “devils,” and when they left our office t’other night they were attacked by a very large boar near Munday’s stables, which caused a fearful stampede. He still cherished the hatred which his ancestral swine had for devils, and determined to have revenge. He “made for” one of them, and was about to go into him. when a brother devil of very savage look said in angry and threatening tone, with knife drawn, “Old boy, I am healed, and am ready for all such monkeys ns you. Though we have just had some ‘tangle leg,’ yet that is no reason why ye Davwineans should attack us so soon after having mixed it with ‘tiger tail.”’ And t^iese same devils thought verily that they had gotten into the land of jimjams, which, being inter preted, is “I have taken too freely of five cent whiskey.” Dr. John L. Jordan, Columbus, Ga.: Your Joyous Julep is the medicine of all medicines. My wife attests its great merit, for after trying every known reme dy for Neuralgia, she fonnd nothing to relieve until she tried your Julep, when relief was prompt and perfectly satisfao - torv. Respectfully, yours, " T. J. Stone. Fast Type Setting. Master Wiley Williams, connected with this office, set up in two hours 3000 ems of tolerably fair manuscript. It-is equiv alent to 2600 solid in our brevier type. This is very rapid, being 1500 “leaded” or 1300 “solid” per hour. He commenced the business not two years ago. One thousand per hour is accounted fast work for an experienced journeyman. Our young gentleman is as bright and quick in brain work and comprehension as he is speedy in “typing” words and sentences. WANTED TO RENT. A medium-sized House—centrally loca ted. Apply at This Office. Of the great hotels of this country, there are nfcne better known or more lib erally patronized than the American House of Boston. Although a very large hotel, this house is elegantly and completely furnished throughout, is kept in best of style, and is altogether one of the very best of American first-class hotels. Will offer on Monday—New Silk Hand kerchiefs for ladies, from 25c. to $1. John McGough & Co. Will offer on Monday—Hamburg Edg ing and Inserting at half price; 50 per cent, less than ever offered in Columbus (.all new). John McGough A Co. HARRIS COUNTY. Mrs. Calvin Teel, living near Hamilton, aged 97 years, died last Monday. Her husband, ten years younger, survived her three days. The balloon, snake and variety show humbugged Hamilton on Tuesday. Some of the best people were taken in by three- oard-monte and relieved of surplus cash. These people avoid the larger places. The balloon went up a few hundred feet and fell about a mile off. The County Commissioners have levied a tax of $500 to fix up the court house, and they will have it in readiness for the April term of the court. The friends of Mr. William Griggs, formerly of Hamilton, will be glad to know that he has a position in the Comp troller’s office, in Atlanta, which pays him a good salary. Last Tuesday in a difficulty at Hamil* ton, a negro man made an attempt to cat a young Mr. Harris, with a knife, when he drew a pistol and fired at him. The ball struck the store house of Cowsert & Kimbrough, passed through the wall and missed Mr. Ben Kimbrough's head not more than six inches. The young gentlemen and ladies of Waverly Hall propose having an enter tainment of music, charades, reading, etc., on the evening of February 23d The proceeds will be applied to repairs on the church and cemetery at Mt. Zion. Doors will be open at 7 o’clock—admis sion twenty-five cents. We have condensed the above from the Hamilton Journal. Not a Candidate. We are authorized to say that Capt. John S. Burch, of Russell county, Ala., will not be a candidate for Sheriff of that county, at the next election, to be held on the first Monday in Augnst 1877. Mosquitoes. We have heard several in the last few nights. Summer must be near. The Chattahoochee Circuit. The cases on tho docket of the Chatta hoochee Circuit will be taken up Tuesday in the Supreme Court. Lawyers inter-, ested will govern themselves accordingly. Catholic Church. Father Cullinan is again in charge of the Catholic Church in Columbus, Father Miller, having been sent to Savannah. We welcome him back to our city. He is a good and true man, and is esteemed and loved by all, Protestant or Catholic, brought in contact with him. STOCKS AND BONDS. Tho New York Financial Chronicle and Commercial Review of the 3d quotes as follows : Atlanta 7s 74 8s Augusta 7s 78 Columbus 7s 70 Macon 7s 70 Montgomery 8s 20 Savannah 7s 64 Atlantic & Gulf R. R. bonds, consolidated 53 Atlantic & Gulf R. R. bonds, endorsed by Savannah .... 55 Atlantic & Gulf It. R. bonds. Atlantic & Gulf R. R. bonds, guaranteed Central consolidated mortgage 7s bonds 95 Central consolidated stock, Georgia Railroad 7s .... “ stock 73 Macon & Brunswick end’d 7s... 88 “ “ bonds 00 “ endorsed.. 80 “ “ stock 00 Macon & Augusta endorsed Montgomery & Eufaula, 1st 8s, endorsed 20 Western Alabama, 2d morfg’e Ss, guaranteed 85 Western Alabama, 1st mortg’e 8 s Georgia bands are quoted at 105 to 105^ bid. Bid. Asked. . 74 77b . 80 85 . 78 85 . 70 73 . 70 80 20 40 . 64 68 9 . 53 57 ! 55 65 . 1 10 * 30 . 95 98 , 39 41 ,102 105 73 78 . 88 93 00 00 . 80 90 , 00 00 , 80 90 ! 20 31 85 90 ' 85 90 A BENEFACTOR TO THE COUNTRY. Mr. Wm. H. Young has indeed been a benefactor to this section, and an honor to liberal advancement. The Eagle and Phenix manufactory with its extensive buildings and thousands of spindles and looms is a grand monument to his enter prise, and forethought and influence fo good. To the planting interests he has conferred as useful benefits as on the com mercial and manufacturing world. To him is this section due for the introduction of the best class of fertilizers,the rejection of worthless ones, and the widely dissemi nated knowledge of improved farming. That the inteligent employment of guanos of the richest grades wonderfully increas es the productiveness of the soil cannot be questioned. That the use of the acknowledged standards largely pays the planter, has been demonstrated to per fection. These lessons have been tanght practically by Mr. Young, and he has continued to bring and sell that which the experience of years has shown to be of the greatest fertility giving pow’er. He again offers those leading fertilizers— Soluble Pacific Guano and Compound Acid Phosphate for composting with cotton seed. The sales have been immense, and vastly enhanced yields of cotton and corn on smaller acreage have been the results. Old worn out planta tions have been forced to surrender su perb crops. Hundreds can attest their efficacy and extended popularity. Men can believe what they see, and the recu- perative properties given to soils by these guanos are marvelous. The growing use of them will yet cause our country to blossom like the rose and regain wealth for the people. In farming as in every other occupation success has demonstra ted that the best is the cheapest. The axiom is as true of fertilizers as to any other purchase. Intelligence is not slow to heed the undeniable principle, amply tested by the experience of thousands, Joy and gladness to all suffering from Lung and throat complaints. This new principle, Dr. J.H. McLean’s Cough and Lung Healing Globules, cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Consumption. Trial Boxes, by mail, 25c. Dr. J. H. McLean, 314 Chestnut, St. Louis. GRAND BALL! GIVEN BY THE YOUNG MEN S CATHOLIC UNION MONDAY NIGHT. Tickets 50 cents. Committee of Arrangements—G. H. Keys, L. T. Ryckley and R. A. Davis. Tickets can be had of this committee and at Mr. Louis Wells’ barber shop. HAYS! HAYS!! HAYS!!! OF COLUMBUS, Sells the best and cheapest Stoves and House-Furnishing Goods iu Columbus. Call and see for yourself. Preparing Prescriptions a specialty at Kent's Drug Store. Dr. Jordan, prescrip- tionist. At Chaffin’s Book Store, you can get all sorts of Valentines—Rimmel’s French Perfumed, Embossed, Fancy and Comic. Will offer on Monday—Dross Goods at half coet to close out. John McGough & Co. Lnce Bibs for infants can be bought for 50 and 75 cents of Blanchard & Hill, feb7tf 123 Broad St. BLANC HABD & HILL Have jnst received a line of Piqnes and Victoria Lawns, which they are offering cheap. feb 7 tf IT. A. LITTLE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOE-AT-LAW, Office over J. A. Frazer’s hardware store. feb4 6m IF Veil WANT BARGAINS, BLANCHARD & HILL’S, AS THEY DETEBMINED TO SELL, A large lot of cost at Fishing Tackle below Kent’s. We don't mean to confine ourselves to one thing, but all manner of goods will be sold at a sacrifice for the next thirty days. feb4 tf Blanchard & Hill. LOOK AT THIS! WE WILL SELL,'FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, ALL CLASSES OF GOODS 17’ OREA TL Y-REDUCED PRICES to make room for a Spring stock. Blanchard & Hill, fell! tf 123 Broad street. IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS By leaving orders for Spring Saits with C. H. Jones, fashionable tailor. He gives satisfaction in cuts and fits, and works for honest wages. He does not like cabbage. Try him. SC AND FOR At WHITE CAMBRICS, DOMINOS, Blanchard & Hill’s. feb4 tf TWO-HORSE DRAY FOR SALE. A good two-horse Dray, bnt little used, for sale cheap. For price inquire at decl 7 tf This Office. NEW CALICOES, OR EARLY SPRING, Just received by feb 4 tf Blanchard & Hill, JUST RECEIVED. A large stock of Flour, Bulk Meats, Ferris’ Sugar-Cured Hams, Shoulders, Corn, Bran, «fcc., at lowest prices, jafl tf J. H. Hamilton. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. Four nice Pictures of yourself at 50 cents, or one for 25 cents, at Williams’ Art Gallery. Pictures in Cases, Lockets, Pins, Rings, 50 cents. NORTHERN SEED POTATOES• A choice lot of Early Rose, Jackson Whites and King of Early, for sale by nov2-eodtf J. H. Hamilton. Tamise and Silk Warp Alpacas at feb7 eod3t J. S. Jones’. For anything in Groceries, Provisions, Grain, etc., at “rock bottom” prices, call on J. H. Hamilton. nov2~eodtf FINE WINES, Ac. Sweet Catanba at $2.50 per gallon. Port, Sherry, Sweet Malaga. Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy Imported and Domestic Brandies. Just received by febS tf J. H. Hamilton. Best Canadian Oatmeal—16 lbs for $1. Pickled and Spiced Pigs’ Feet. Choice Beef Tongues at 75 cents each —for sale by dec21 eodtf J. H. Hamilton. Irish Linen, Table Linen, Nainsook, Jaconet, Swiss and Piques closing out at feb~ eod3t J. S. Jones’. A new lot of Silk Handkerchiefs at 35c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $1. J. S. Jones. feb7 eod3t SEED OATS. Large lot Choice Spring Oats for sale by J. H. Hamilton. ja25 dtfiwlt A LIVE FIRM! Messrs. Willingham & Co. have secured the contract to furnish the doors, sash, blinds and moulding for the large new building now being erected for the Pio neer Co-operative Association. They also have the contract for furnishing sash for the new Eagle and Phenix mill. They have an extensive lumber yard and office on the old Oglethorpe lot and are prepared to furnish material of all classes at the lowest possible figures. The contracts they have gained speak well for the capa city of the firm and their inclination to a'dopt the plan of large sales and small profits. Our people and builders will find it to their advantage to call on them. Will offer on Monday, to close out— Misses Hosiery, 25 to 50 per cent, less than cost. John McGough & Co. Will off er on Monday, to close out— Ribbons at half price. John McGough & Co. Comic Valentines, 400 varieties, at Chaffin’s Book Store. OR GIVE AWAY FOR A SMALL COMPENSATION, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER UOODS. [feb4 tf ] JUST RECEIVED ALABAMA WAREHOUSE CHOICE FLORIDA SYRUP Blanchard, Williams & Co. sep6 eodam Patrons of a first-class hotel justly oon. sider themselves entitled to comfortable rooms, a bountiful bill of fare, and cour teous treatment in the office. All these, combined with a notable degree of ele gance throughout, are to be found at the Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa. feb9 lw SPRING DRESS GOODS, Brought over from last season, selling at sacrifice at J. S. Jones’. feb7 eod3t WORN-OUT LANDS RESTORED! : o: Leading Fertilizers in Greorgia, ALABAMA, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA AND MISSISSIPPI! ;0: No Fertilizers which have ever been upon this market have undergone more severe tests, and come out of them with reputation more firmly established, than SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO! AND COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. MARKET REPORTS. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. FISrAXCIAL. February 10—Noon.— Consols London, 13-16. Erie London, February 10—Noon—Street rate 1% per cent., which Is % below bank. 1 p m—Consols 95 15-16. 2 p m—Erie 8%. Fa urs, February 10—Noon.—Rentes 106f. and and 2ao. New York, February 10.—Evening—Money dull at 2@2% per cent. Sterling quiet at 485 Gold firm at lt)6%@105%. Governments dull and steady—new o’s, 110%. State bonds quiet and nominal. NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. Loans increased $2,875,000 ; specie decreased $2,(j-5,0‘ 0; deposits increased 19,600,000 ; legal tenders increased $4,875,000; reserves decreased $2/ 00,000. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Special to the Enquirer-Sun.] New York, February 10.—Stocks aotive but unsettled, as loliows: New York Central $101; Erie, S%; Lake Shore, 52%; Illinois Central 52; Pittsburg 92%; Chicago n. Northwestern 33, preferred 62%; Rock Island, 100%. THE SUB-TREASURY. Special to the Enquirer-Sun.] Balances—Gold, $70,604,002 ; currency, $43, 686,638. Sub-Treasury paid interest, $6,700— lor bonds $87,600. Customs receipts $264,000. COTTON. Go to Chaffin’s your Valentines. Book Store and buy None other than Fresh Seeds at Kent’s. J. Albert Kirven. He has just received a very large stock of sheeting, bleached domestics and sea island cotton for the spring trade. These goods were bought before the receut ad vance in Northern markets, and will be sold correspondingly low. His line of spring dress goods, Victoria lawns, checked nainsooks, London cords and piques is full and select. It would be well to examine his goods before pur-» chasing elsewhere. SPRIS (4 OPE3I9M1! FULL LINF. OF WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, PIQUES, LONDON CORD, JACONETS, NAINSOOK, &o. 150 pieces Hamburg Edging, new pat terns, at a reduction of 25 per cent. Handsome styles for neck wear ; Veil ing, &a. Complete line of Kid Gloves, in street and party shades, at $1 per pair. feb4 eod2w J. Kyle & Co. Ladies’ Brown Balbriggan Hose, 60 cents, worth 75 cents. Solid Colored Balbriggans, 65 cents, worth $1.25. feb7 eod3t J. S. Jones. The Grand Central Hotel, New York, although the largest and finest hotel in the city, will be an exception hereafter, to the grand complaint of high prices. It has reduced from $4.00 to $2.50 and $3.00 per day. febO eodlw CANNED GOODS. Peaches, Pine Apples, Tomatoes,Green Corn, Oysters, Salmon, etc., at nov2-tf Hamilton’s. BEAUTIFUL ! We call attention to the handsomest line of Samples for Spring and Summer Suits ever before exhibited. Prices rea sonable. New Fashion Plates just re ceived. Call and see them. Special orders solicited. Thornton <fc Acre, feb9 2w 83 and 85 Broad Street. Liverpool, February 10—Noon.—Cotton ac tive and lirrner; middling uplands 6 ll-16d; middling Orleans 0%d; sales lf,000—Including 3,000 for speculation and export; sales yester day after regular closing 3,009. Receipts to-day 4100—all American. Futures opened weaker, with free sellers at last night’s prices, but havo since become stea dier ; Uplands, low middling clause, February and March delivery, 6%d; 31-rch and April, 6% 25-32 ;; April and May, 8%@6 2y-32d; May and June, o 15-ldd; June and July, 7d. Uplands, low middling clause, shipped in January and February, per sail, 6%d. 1:00 p. m.—Uplands, low middling clause, March and April delivery, 6 13—:6d; May and June, 6 01-320; June and July, 7 1-32<1. 2:00 r m—Of sales to-day 10,560 were Ameri can. 2:30 p M—Futures firm : Uplands, low middling clause, April and May delivery, 6 15-l6d; J une and J uiy, 7 l-16d. 3:00 p m—Uplands, low midddng olause, May and June delivery, 7d; July and Angust, 7%d. Uplands, low middling clause, shipped in February and March, per sail, 6 15-16U. New York, February 10.—Evening—Cotton stead ■; sales 36o bales, at 12%@13c. Net receipts 780. Futures closed barely steady; sales 26,000 bales, a< follows: February 12 15-16@ 2 31-32; March 13 5-32; April 13%; May 13 0-ld; June 13 23-32; July 13 13-16@13 2 -32; August 13 29-32; September 13 17 S2@13 19-32; October 13 7-32@ 13%; November 13 1-32©13 l-16; December 13 1-10. New Orleans. February 10.—Cotton strong, some sales %c higher; middlings 12%c, low mid dlings lljyc, good ordinary ll%c; net receipts 4137; sales 5060; exports to Great Britain 7577, to F rance 2469. Savannah, February lo.—Cotton firm;mid dlings 12%e; net receipts 668; sales 659. Boston, February 10.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings 12%c; net receipts 1323. Mobile, February 10—Cotton tirm; middlings 12%c; net receipts 1152; Hales 500; exports to Great Britain 16, to France 1441, to tho conti nent 1455. Memphis, February 10.—Cotton firm; mid dlings 12e; net receipts 1883; shipments 1695; sales 1500. PROVISIONS. New York. New York. February 10.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn dull and un changed. Pork heavy, $ 7, inspected. Lard firm, steam $11 20. Louisville. Louisville, Feb. 10.—Flour steady—extra $5 0G@5 50; family $5 75@6 00. Wheat quiet— red $1 45, amber *81 50, white $1 60@1 65. Corn quiet—No. 1 white 43 , mixed 41c. Kye steady, 80c. Oats firmer, red not higher—No 1,43c, mixed Western 40c. Provisions “strong. Pork tirm $17 00@17 25. Bulk meats in fair demand— shoulders 6%@0%e; clear rib sides 8%c; clear sides 6%c. Bacon quiet— boulders 6%c; clear rib sides 9%e: clear sides 10%c. Sugar-cured hams easier, I2%@13c. Lard quiet—tierce 11% @'l)i e . prime keg 12%@13c. Whiskey weak, at $105. Bagging steady, U%e. CIliCaKO. Special lo the Enquirer-Sun.] Chicago, February 10.—Flour firm and un changed—Minnesota extras $6 00@7 50. Wheat in fair demand and lower—No 2 Chicago spr ng $130% cash; $1 30% March, $1 32;^ for April; No3d ',$120 Corn dull and a shade lower— No 2, 41%c cash, 41 %e f r March, 46%o lor May. Oats dull and nominal—35%c cash, 36%o for April. Rye inactive 70c asked. Barley in 1 ght demand, holders firm, 61%@65e. Pork dull and lower—$15 85015 9J casfi, $15 9 bid for March. Lard dull and lower—$lo 75010 90 cash, $10 93 asked for March. Bulk meats steady and unchanged—shoulders 6%o, short rib sides 8?s<J, short clear sides »7gC. W liikey steady and unchanged, $1 05@1 06. New Orleaus. Special to the Enquirer-Sun.] New Orleans, February 10.—Flour in active demand and higher, low grades scarce Corn— mixed 56c, white 56@58c. Oats dull. Pork dull, $17 75. Lard steady and firm—tierce ll%c, keg 12o. Bulk meats lower—shoulders, loose 6packed 6%@6%o, clear rib sides 8%c, clear sides 9c. Bacon null—7%c for shoulders, l'i%c for clear rib sides, lC%c for clear sides. Hams, sugar-cured dull and lower, at 12012%. Whiskey q Jet, $1 08. Coffee, market quiet but firm—Ri , cargos of ordinary to prime, ls%.J»20%c. Sugar in fair demand—lair to fancy fair 6%c Molasses easier—prime to choice 35 @37e. Rice in fair demand—ordinary to choice Louisiana 4%@6c. The Most Popular Fertilizers in Use—Sold by Me Every Season Since 1865! L AST year, 1876, there were 112 different brands sold in the State of Georgia, the sales aggregating about 70,000 Tons, and of that quantity the Pacific Guanc Company sole 13,000 Tons. After passing through ail the coniingencies of varying seasons iu eleven years' u»e,the question of uniform reliability no long er exists. They are unanimously acknowledged as STANDARD GUANOS. These well known Fertilizers are for sale by my Agents at Butler, Geneva, Jones’ Crossing, Wimberly, Hamilton, C» auia, and Florence, Ga.; Troy, Opelike, Lafayette, Alabama, and various stations on the railroads connecting with Opelika. 1ST A. H. SLAUGHTER, uiy duly accredited Agent at Opelika, Ala., will afford all necessary information to parties residing in his district as to Cotton Option payments. &T W. W. JENKINS, Agent at Geneva, has removed to that point and will cheerfully answer all inquiries relating to the business in Talbot, Meriwether and adjacent counties. The above well known brands have been sold by me daring the past eleven years with general satisfaction, and are, as usual, offered for sale on FAVORABLE TERMS. W. H. YOTJIVGr, No. 12 Broad Street, Columbus, Ca, I have made arrangements with BLANCHARD, WILLIAMS &. CO., ALABAMA WAREHOUSE, Columbus, Ga., For storage and disposal of the above Fertilizers to their customers. — _______________________________ feblO eo<1&w2m DRY GOODS. FOR THE SPRING TRADE! Just Received, 2.000 Yards 10-4 SHEETING frem 25 to 40 cents. 5.000 “ 4 4 8LEACHED DOMESTIC from 8 to 15 oents. .5,000 “ 4-4 SEA ISLAND COTTONS b-om 8 to 10 cents. The Goods were bought before the recent advance in Northern markets, and will be sold at LO W PRICES. * ALSO, A 3?UIjIj LINE OP SPRING DRESS GOODS, VICTORIA LAWNS, CHECKED NAINSOOKS, LONDON COBBS and PIQUES, &T You are asked to Inspect these Goods. to show them We consider it no trouble octl eod&wly GILBERT & THORNTON, 1550 Broad Street, SELL D. M. Ferry & Co.’s Celebrated Garden Seeds, J. ALBERT KIRVEN, No. 99 Broad Street. III THE BIG GUN FIRES !j DREW & HULL ELECTED! Now is the Time to Invest!! Most Valuable Proper ty in Jackson Coun ty, Fla., for Sale! Ae my health Is failing so that I cannot at teml to my business as it should be, I offer one of the best bargains In REAL aii PERSONAL PROPERTY ALL OF WHICH ARE Warranted to be Fresh and Genuine. THEY ARE THE Best and Most Generally Used OF ANY IN THE MARKET. jalOlrn A FEW BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS! —AT— BLANCHARD, WILLIAMS & CO., ALABAMA WAREHOUSE. febio 3t T. GILBERT J Steam Power Printer wit: fSyjj.7 —- -«5^ ^ A BiNATION For Sale. STEAM FIRE-PROOF SAFE, COM- LOOK—nearly new, and as good as new. Will be sold cheap. Apply to leb9 lw JOHN MEHAFFEY. Milch Cow for Sale. ' HAVE A FINE COW-A, Four Gallon Cow—with a five weeks old Heifer Calf, for sale. f:b9 lw _ JOHN MEHAFFEY. DISSOLUTION. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. New York, February 10.—Arrived : Italia. Arrived out: Atus Homeward: Mogul, for Tybee; Owega, for Hampton Roads. Special lo Enquirer-Sun. New York, February 10.—Arrived: Partbia, Oder. Arrived out: Herbert. Alma, G P Porditz, Alphonsine, Eliza, Rosa. Special to Enquirer-Sun. Savaxxah, February 10—Arrived : Steamer Gen B raes, New York; barks Kathleen, Bar celona; Emma Parker, Liverpool; Stanley, Mallaga; schooners Kate, Vaitman Woods, Hale: Lanie Cobb, New York; Charley II Dow, New Y"ork; Aneroid and Ulrie. Boston; A R Smith, Baltimore. Cleared : Barks Aurora, Satilla River; Oasis, Liverpool; Wi helm Kisher, Wilmington, N C, schooners Levi Hart, Brunswick: Lord, Bos ton; Addie 31 Bond, Darien: G W Andrews, New York; schooner San Salvador, New York; Seminole,Boston; Juniata,Philadelphia; barks Reynard, Wild Hunter, Boston, Eunomia, Port Royal; Hernil, Doboy; Candor, Liverpool; Prudentla, Leith. T HE FIRM OF WM. H. ROBARTS & CO., as heretofore existing, has been dis solved by the withdrawal ol 3Ir. W m. H Robarts from the concern Wm. H ROBARTS. MADISON L. PATTERSON, L T DOWNING. Columbus, Ga., February 6, 1877. We, the undersigned, continue the business under the firm name of Will. H. ROBARTS 4 CO., Mr.Wm. H. Robarts thereto consenting. MADISON L. PATTERSON, L. T. DOWNING, feb8 d6t&w3t Ever offered in this State. There Is More Clear Money in It than being Governor of the State for a good qusiness man. The property I offer Is the “New Mill Place,” six miles west of Mariana, consisting of a good CIRCULAR SAW MILL, which will cut, with lour hands, 6,000 feet of lumber per day; One Woodworth Planer, which will dress, with two hands, 6,000 per day; ONE SET CORN ROCKS, which, with the assistance of two hands, will turn out one hundred and fifty bushels of good meal per day; ONE CANE MILL, which, with three hands, will grind cane suffi cient to make four barrels of syrup per day, and kettles to boil a like quantity; One 60 Saw Gullett Gin, which will gin five bales of ootton per day and make the prettiest lint of any gin in use—all attached lo a 25-Horse Power Engine. There are SIX HEAD OXEN, TIMBER CARTS, SMALL CAR IS, WAGONS, HOGS, COWS, ETC., ETC., which will be sold with the Mill and Machin ery if desired; will also sell with the place trom 160 to 989 acres of Land. In audition to the Mill there is a good, com fortable Residence & Storehouse and all necessary outhouses and sheds. Will sell a well assorted stock of GOODS ii desired 3Iy store has a good run oi business, P cated in a thick neighborhood and in the midst of splendid farming Lands; or if prefer red will se.l the Mill and Land or Land and Goods to suit purchasers. I will also sell 2.o<;0 bushels of COTTON SEED for manure with 25 tons good lot and stable manure iu pens ready for hauiing out At the Mill there is about 3u acres of open land—on which 1 make eleven bales of cotton, from twelve to twenty narrels of syrup and Irom one to two hundred bushels ! of potatoes. At the residence toere lain fine ! growing and bearing, APPLE, PEAR, ! PEACH, 3IULBEKR Y and FIG TREES, se lected with great care lrom an up-country nursery. I have also now on the yard a large lot of desirable LUMBER. I am anxious to sell ami now is tho time to buy, a- property is bound to enhance in value Terms Reasonable. For Darticulars ap- IS.1AC J. WILLIAMS, New Mills, Jackson county, Fla. RANDOLPH ST., (OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE) Columbus, Cjreoi*gia- E VERY description of Printing and Book Binding at short notice, and at Lowest Cash Prices A large stock of all descriptions of Paper, Letter, Bill Heads, statements, Cards, Tags, &c., kept in stock. Blank Books of any description made to or der. A large assortment of Georgia and Ala bama Legal Blanks lor sale at $1 00 per quire. Bankruptcy Blanks in complete sets, suita ble for either'Georgia or Alabama. Price, 60 eents per set. Orders solicited. Specimens furnished on application, with prices. THOS. GILBERT, 42 Randolph St. jal4 dly&woam STOVES AND T§^ WARE. Attention, Everybody! BUY V « U K Stoves, Grates, Cutlery, HOLLOW WARE, Willow Ware, Wooden Ware, TIN WARE, AND House-Furnishing Goods, FROM w. w H, ROBARTS & CO., THO HAVE RECEIVED and offer for sale, at astonishingly low prices, one oi the Largest Stocks of these Goods ever brought to this market. Consumers and Country Dealers will find it greatly to their interest to purchase of us. Full stock of Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Wire kept constantly on hand Repair Work in our line done promptly at reasonable prices. XV. II. KOBART8 A VO. OCt3,’78-eod&wtf Central Line of Boats. -qntil TICE the ply to Make Your Tax Returns. P ARTIF S owniDg Real Estate in the city are requested to call and make return ot the number of their lots; the values have been fixed by assessors. The value oi all household and kitchen furniture, jewelry, silver-plate, musical instruments, horses, mules and other animals, and all vehicles kept for use or pleas ure, is also required to be returned. The time is limited, and parties interesied will pease make returns by 15th inst. Office at Court House. M. M. iVlOORE, febStiUS Clerk Council. DIVIDEND NOTICE. I®*, February 5,1677. The Directors of tho MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY have this day declared a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, upon the capital stock, payable on and after the 1st of April. The Transfer Books will be closed 3Iarch 15th. W. A. SWIFT, feb6-tf Secretary. CARRIAGES, [WAGONS, Agricultural Implement*., Ac., Made and repaired at the lowest CASH prices, on Wynn’s Hill, near the city, by aug3-eodfcwly W. M. AMOS. Until further notice. 1 will sell MERCHANTA BLE LUMBER for $ IO per thousand; ROUGH- EDGE, ifa; and other grades in proportion, FOR CASH; if charged on my books, 25 percent. will be added. Ali parties indebted to me will please come for ward and setitle without further notice, as I am needing money to pay what I owe. Thankful for past favors and with close allen- aon to business hope for a continuance of palron- ge. ISAAC J. WILLIAMS. declO be3hi DR. C. E. ESTES. Over Kent’s Drng Store. [decs dlt&SE3m] FOR RENT. T HE Very Desirable Resi dence occupied by Mrs. L. Hrtiman, and situated on up per Troup street, containiDg| six rooms. Apply at the office of UOV26 eodif ELIAS HAIM AN. FURTHER NO- Central Line of Steamboats will run as follows: STEAMER Jilfi FOOT, W. A. Fry, Capiaiu, TUESDAY'S, 10 a m, to Bainbridge, Ga. STEAMER (i. W. WILLY, T. I!. Moore, Cap t, SATURDAY’S, 10 a m. to Apalachicola, Ha. I®- For further inlormation call on C. E. HOCHSTRASSER, janll tf Ag ent. ATMINISTRATOR’S SALE A GREEAHLY' TO AN ORDER trom the Honorable the Court of • .rdinary ot Jlua- cogee county, will oe sold on TUESD.YY', * er> 13th, 1877, in iront of tho store oi Abbott & Newt-on:, Broad i-treet, Columbus Ga., within the legal hours o; sale, TWO CHESTS OF CARPENTER’S TOOLS, belonging to the estate of John Underwood, deceased. R. H ENGLAND, Temporary Administrator. February 1st, 1877 feb2-td Sustain Irnsjnterprise! T HE people of Columbus s oountiy who inuy neei: and suprounding he services of FIRST-CLANS PA I \ I KUS SHOULD CALL ON Wilhelm & Harrington, Who are ready at all times to Paint or Paper Your Houses IN ThE MOST APPROVED STY'LE. Sign and Ornamental Paintsng a Spocl- alty. Everything none on the UUeap Seaje. County work promptly attended to. »!ec31 eod2m Dividend Notice. T HE Directors ot the Eagle &. Phenix 3Ian- ufacturing Company have this day declared the following Semi-Annual Dividends, paya ble to Shareholders, or their authorized repre sentatives, whose names shall appear as such on the books of the Company at the dates the dividends are made pay able : Dividend of $4 per share, payable on and af ter 3Iay 1, 1877. Dividend ol $1 per share payable on and after November 1, 1877. The Transfer Books will be closed ten (10) Can t be made bv every agent ev ery month in the’ business we lur- nish. but those willing to work can easily earn a dozen dol lars a day right in their own lo- : calitics. Have no room to explain here. Bus iness pleasaDt and honorable. Women, and l . ~ boys and girls do as well as men. We will iur- M a F 3 pnorto t h = {iTiiNTKV mRiiaiv . nish a complete Outfit tree. The business x J AviafgjI, ! jiays better than anything else. We will bear ja!4eodlm Treasurer. 1 expensa of starting you. Particulars free.. Vfll?. ‘RU’T^TT' Write and see, Farmers and mechanics, their , .V" XvXjl.'i A.. i sons and daughters, and all classes in need of ! r I Desirable Residence, : paying work at home, should write to us and . -*- sou’h Broad , learn all about the work at once. Now is the ] - a treet,containing eight rooms, « : time. Don’t delay. Address Tkuk a Co., ; necessary out-buildiags Augusta, Maine. ja26dlm W- F. TICNER. Dentist Over Mason’s Drug Store, Randolph Street, Columbus, Ga. ja‘2l ly and good well of water. _ The above residence is convenient iTTg-ated to the business part ol the city, and in an ex cellent neighborhood. Apply at THIS OFFICE. OCtl2 dieWtl
