About Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1877)
DAILY KNQU(RBR-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23. 1877. ■ ■■■.. ' . gailg gmittirer. SALISBURY A PBOTBIBTOBS. CO., OVM ASM NTS. Tinui Bmimd, Opelika, AU. L S. SCBCMKLM * OO, Lafayette, AU J T Joillot, Hamilton, Ga. W 8 Thomas, Alexander City, AU. J W MoUluxooh, WmI Point, Oa. J. L. Duiil, Glsnnvllte, AU. KBOIILAB TRAVELING AGENTS. L M. Lruon, Ja*. D. Johhotoh, J*. 4V Tt. ebov. Agnate of Ia«niaAn •n Aothorliod to Mllalt and raeotpt rot sub- •orlpUona and advertisement*. VOt.VMlWH DAILY MABBBT. mAXCI.L Rata for Cotton Blllo—SiKht on Now York, Boo, ton and Providonoe || dlocount; on BoTnanoh, Nobilo nod New Orleono Jf d loouut. Reek* checking ou New York % end Now Or* omo'4 priraliKB; other |K>iut« 7$ proalunt. Co Irene; lo.ua 10012 per oont. ft nnnutn. Sllror I per cent, premium. Gold nominal. Gorton—Very dull. Ordinary ■ —0 Clean stained —O— Good Ordinary Low Middling! Hlddllnge Strict Middling! ■nice I kalee. Beoelpte XI halee-l by M A G. R. by wafoue; 0 by N. A f. B. R.; I by V. I, a 0 by rlror; S by S. W. H. R. Shlpmeau US halm-IS by S. W. S.R.; ffibr borne coneantp* Mon; 0 by W. R. R.; 0 by M. A U. R. R. near st.timrnv. •took on bend Auguat gl*tfl870 .....610 V.V70,033—70,653 71,00* 83 03,387-04,410 Stock on band.., 7,660 Ham* litt l,eer Y**n,—Stock Auguit Slat, 1876, dot; reoaired aatne day 03 ; total receipt!. 41,310 •hipped *ame day, 7 ; total elitpmeuta, 40,020 •look 7.07d; Mice 120. Middling! M^c. Rocelpta at U. 8. port! t'wlay 4.430; for 0 daya S3,800; exporta to Ureat llrllaln 30,030 ; to Conti nent, 12,088; a lock 771,780 balee. U. 8. Port* Lear Yaen.—Receipt* for 0 daya 03,408; ex porta to Great MrlUin, 37,438; to Conti neat, *7,847; a lock 078,154. WBOLBHALB MABBBT. Beoon—Shoulder* 8c; clear rib aide* 10, •*“ Mura—Shoulder* 77$c; clear rib ildee, Baaoitto—12'^OUUo. Conn—Yellow, 08c; White, 70c. *X®— ..MV40WX -wx«~ Skipped to-d.y ** previously Bueen—Re lined A, 12c.; extra C, llUo. t 0 1 uSl0*~* bbl—OuperSae, *0.8003; family hvavr—Florid*. Me. Ttaa—Iron 8^0ojj c . raaauaa to Mott AdoorHeemoute. Eggt—H. F. Everett. Tailor—L. P. Aenohbaoher. Luge 8took of Dry Goode—J. 8. donee. Furniture at Anotion—C. 8. Harrieoo Bee notioe of Golonede Hotel, Philadel phia. . PrioUog and Book Binding—Thomaa Gilbert. Bpringer'a Opera Home—HoEroar’* Grand Hibernioa. Train Itr taped. The Sonthweetern train waa delayed yeaterday afternoon about two honn and R half, by come breakage in the engine. II wee dne at 6 p. m. AT. LVKB CliVKCB. Her. Mr. Branofa, paator of 8L Lake Obnroh of this olty, ie a worker. Hie cbnroh is about 0700 in debt. A com mittee waa appointed by the obnroh about ‘*0 weeks ego to usees the members from twenty-five dollars downward; alio agreed that tbe pastor should do the col lecting. He started out Monday morn ing, and will be rawly by Bnnday to report tho debt paid by tbe oolleotioni whiob he ia making. J. A. JONES. He baa received a large clock of every thing in tbe dry good* line of tbe lateet and moat beautiful etylea. He ia a gentleman of moat exoellent taste and the ladiee out get the height of fashion from him in any thing that oomea ia bia line. Ha makaa a apaoialty of draaa gooda and baa all of tbe novoltiaa in them. Morton. The ladiaa interested in tbe Memorial Aasooiaiion will pleaaa meet at tba reaf- denoe of Mr. Joa. B. Hanaardat 11 o’clock Saturday morning. Bnaineaa of iuipor- Ufioa will be brought before the Aasooia- bon. Mae. Kobt. Cabtbk, mbfi2 4t Preeident. CALL AMD MB COMFINCMD. Four nice Pictures of yourself at BO oanta, or one for 26 oenta, at Willi.....' Art Gallary. Pioturaa in Caaaa, LookeU, Pina, Bings, Bo oeuts. f ( b4 tf LOOK AT TB18I WE WILL BELL, [roB TBE NEXT TH1BTY DAYS, ALL OLA88E8 OF GOODS AT ORE ATLY-REDUVED PRICES to aaake room for a Spring atook. Blanchard A Hill, fab* tf 128 Broad atreet. BLAMCBABD A BILL Have juat received a line of Piquea and Viotoria Imwna, which they are offering C “* AF - febJtf W. A. LtTTLtS, ATTOBMRT AND OOONaBLLOB-AT.LAW, Office over J. A. FraEer'a hardware store, feb* 6m Ltt Vt Boot Jfsiic. It waa repotted on the a treat yeaterday that tba ladiaa of 81. Paul would not probably engage the Italian band to play at their faetival. If each be the faot, wa trnat the ladiaa in charge will aaa to it, that the moaio ia diapenaed. It will at tract the crowd, enliven the ooeaaion and anoonrage apirited animation in the way of pnrohaaee. Many will be aadly disap pointed if thia attractive feature of the faetival U left out. In ao large a company (aa wa hope to ass on that ooeaaion) convenetions will beoonte atale, and promenade* np and down the hall tire- eotno without tba inapiriting strain* of moaio. Beaidee, it will serve to hold the crowd together, and impart life and vigor, when a feeling of wearineaa or flagging in eon venation might otherwiee take plaoe. By all means, ladiaa, aeonra the services of the band, if yon would have the oooaa- ion of your faetival a grand anooeaa. The young paopla of tba oity, who will eon- atitnU tbe leiger attendance upon that oocasioq, and pnrohaae tbe more liberally of yon, londly appeal for moaio—apirited music. Tor Teiegrnph Optrolort. We print thU morning a sermon deliv- erad lent Sunday, by Mr. Talmadge, in New York, to “Telagraph operators." Ha gives the offloe great importance. Oar olever friends over tbe way should read and profit tboraby. It will help when a fallow U “messaging" too fast or alow, or yoo have to break, or some dunderhead U breaking into yon, or ooUids lightning U flashing and eraoking along tba lines, or whan yon want holiday and the papers will publish next day and demand tala- grama, or whan tba fallow who agreed to work for you, that you may aaa her, doaan't appear. In all these and similar trials, the consolations the aermon apeaks of may prove comforting and restrain explosive isngnege and.restore equanimi ty. Bead it. ALL TBE NOFMLTIBS In Draaa Gooda, oompriaiog— Arabesque Debaxaa, Knickerbocker Suitings, Washington Poplins, Aberdeen Mohair, Gaxelle l’laids; Also, a New Line Parasols. frihan J. s. Jones. The Old Negro Woman and Jfir Aon. “Gome 'long hare boy, dad blast your hide uu yer, and tall me what jografys and rifmertioke yer wants—blast yer everlaet- in time, yon are gittln too high in larnln anywise and yon ia gwlne to ba lha ruinin of me,” said a colored woman as she led her hopeful son into a book store in this oity to make a purohase of books for him. After they had met tbe olerk, the old wo- man said, “now tall him what kind of books yer wants.” “I fergita da name,” said the boy, “but if he will show ’em to me I kin know ’em aa soon aa I see ’em." A geography waa handed to them and tba prioa of tbe asms being told them the old negro eaid, “now you see dar, I tol’ you'd ba tba atruotion of your mammie, blast yonr chitlins. I’ll give yon this, but when It wears ont you’ll gia have tar quit yar highflootin ways.” MLW GOODA I RfW DOODAH Wa have juat received an elegant Una of Frenoh Nainsooks, 1) yards wide, worth fratn 80c. to 01.26 per yard. Spanish Lace for Soarfs and Saoques at 02.00 par yard. German Valenoienne Laces at 15c. to 25c. par yard. We also offer the best quality London Cord at 10 oents. ,,M 11 Blanchard A Hill. A lot of Toilet Soaps, Gelatine and Flavoring Extracts, for sale cheap, at tf Mason's Dana Stoke. A JEW CALICOMB, F ° * EARLY SPRING, Juat reoeived by f*b* tf BLAWOWtKD A Hill. MLBOAMT MOOMA MOM MM NT. Suitable for offices, sleeping opoit- maata, Ao., raoaotiy fitted np over Euqoi kkk-Scn offlos. fs fabSTtf TnaOmn. L. J*. AENOEBAVUKM Understands thoroughly the Tailoring bnaineaa. Think of Iht "Colli" Aheapi. This is a oase where one person knooka down the pereimmona and another picke them up. A men owed three different parties, two of wbiob are merchants in tbe. city and tba other a lady. Eaoh creditor had an attachment issued by three differ ent Jnsticee and served on a trank and contents belonging to tbe debtor, and neither knew that the other waa after tbe property. Afterthe costs had bean taken out of the money which tbe attaohed gooda brought, only one dollar waa left to divide among the oreditora, much to the ■nrprise of eaoh one. This affords an example in whiob all working together pull against each other. It was fruit for tba juatioes and bailiffs, however, and they are now hungry for another fray. L. J*. ABNVBBACBKH Never fails to make a beautiful fit in Glolhea. Parties wanting Nice Furniture will be pleaaed to know that G. S. Harrison, Auctioneer, will aellat hie Auotion Rooms at 11 o'olook on Saturday next, the 24 tb inat., Bureaue, Wasbetanda, Bedsteads, Matreases, Sofas, Tates, Chairs, Feather Beds, and other Fine Furniture. Come one, come all! MOO A I MOOS 11 KOUAItl 800 dozen Fresh Eggs juat reoeived at mh23 2t H. F. Evkhktt'i Cornbb. The Prinoeaa Yrturblde, daugter of tbe ex-Emperor of Mexico, while in Philadel phia oooopisd apartments at (ha Colo- nada Hotel, and paid high ooinplimeuts to its exoallant management and quiet oomfort. mb 2.1 lw Tho Romanes of Bn. M. M CurtU. The remains of Mrs. Curtis, wife of Mr. N. N. Curtis, of (his oity, who died left fell in Connecticut, arrived lait night at 7| o clock on the Southwestern train. They were to hav^strived at 4 r, a., and to have been re-interred immediately afterward yeaterday from the depot, but there waa a railroad aooidaat, os using a delay of two and a halt hoars. The re mains will ba oarriad from the depot this morning at 9 o'olook to. the cemetery and plaoed away without any ceremony. ivwHne. Mopo. The nine that is to play Auburn a matoh gams of tell next week, will play with the Slade school nine thia evening back of the depot. Practice, boys, or you will ba licked at Auburn. McMvoy't Orond Bthemlro. This moat highly interesting and en joyable entertainment will taka place Monday and Tuesday nights. It consists of a gnat variety of features and will ba freak with fnn, and of musical and picto rial pieces, reprseentlflj a tour in Inland. The original sketches, flaaaos and fareas and fine moaio will ba perfectly excellent, A matins# will ba givao Tuesday after noon at 3 p. m. Wa sail eapaoial atten tion to tba advertisement in to-day's pa- Js Jsstil Tree Neallsf. The south and southeastern ooasmons of the oity an of no nee to Columbus, and yean and yean most elapse before they oan be otilixed for building pur poses, if ever tba oeoeaaity arises. Tbs portion between the oity and the river ia being washed away. The old Fair Grounds could be converted into a beautiful park, and the qnerter west of that could be re claimed without a great degree of trouble. If tba right direction be given it oan be oovered with tress of forest growth, and a most delightfnl shade created. Thia dona, it would furnish a charming place for re creation, a resort for pleasnn and grate ful exercise. Tba improving might be made a species of general gratification, in which people of every class could partici pate. Let the Oity Council paaa a regulation appropriating those grounds for park pnrpoeea, and fixing one day in the year aa a time for the entire population to en gage in the planting of trees. Wa believe handrails in the oity would unite in the object with great glea, and consider the occupation rare fan. Everybody would unite, and singly or in groups select thair trees, plant them and watch and oars for their growth. It would prove an annual feast in whioh all might enter with zest and glea. Old and yonng, middle age, youth and maiden, fathers, mothers and children could have a real jolly time and maka pastime of tha labor required. In a short period they would find the fruits of their genial employment in lovely shades, and havs a cooling forest within a convenient dis tance, wboee delights would remain per petnal, and whoa# beauty would ba an. hanoed aa tba years roll on. One would experience a fascination in oaring for that which ha had tended, and regard it as an object of hie own creation. The only benefit in Council's naming a day would ba the giving of oflloial sanction and ape proval to tha undertaking. We do not have sufficient holidays in onr land. There ia too much toil pud confinement. Sooial pleasures are not anflloiently anoouraged and out-door amusements are few and far between. In the inauguration of the plan we pro pose, Columbus oould appreciate hours spent in merry relaxation from business cares, and while all the freedom of a glad some boy returned from school could be attained and shared, one would feel that something waa being accomplished which would be a joy forever. In time, it would grow into a welcomed custom, and the anniversary ba looked for with gayest an ticipations. In the olden countries wa have often read of suoh reunions for such purposes, and it would be well to import many of the oheerful associations of tha worlds that antedate by us centuries. Lets' have an annual tree planting, in which all oan en gage, end made a day of real jollity, the naeful combined with an oat door amuse ment, productive of pleasure in tbe pres ent and unspeakable blessings in tha time to oome. Alwaye go to L. P. Aenohbaohtr’s to have a beautiful auit made. Toils Superior Court. Talbotton; Maroh 22, 1877. Enguirer-Sun : I sand proceedings of Superior Court einoe Tuesday evening, obtained from Mr. McNeil, Clerk of the Court. Owing fo tediouanesa of some of the oases tried ainoe I wrote last, Court will not get throngh in time to adjourn before Friday. I am indebted to Mr. Bethune, post master, for many kind favors. He ia very popular with the people around Talbotton. I also reoeived favors from Col. B. Bus sey, Solicitor, and Capt. Billy Ragland. Thera ia no news or items that I oan get hold of. J. O. Andrews, plaintiff, vs. Wm. Bag- land, defandant; Mathis and Gibson, olsimants—Claim. Verdiot, property not eubjeot. J. Stenaon, exeoutor, plaintiff in fi fa. vs. Brown A Spain, defendants; W. B. Gorman, claimants—Claim. Same ver diot. 0. Calhoun, administrator, plaintiff in fi fa. va. Geo. C. Gorman, defendant; S. E. Gorham, olaimant—Claim. Same ver diot. Moore, Tremble A Co., plaintiffs, va. Wm. Raglaud, defandant; W. E. Ragland olaimant—Claim. Same verdiot. J. W. Bason, plaintiff, vs. Wm. Hall, defendant; Havana Parkman, Claimant- Claim. Withdrawn. B. A. Mathews, plaintiff in fi fa , vs. E. W. Wamble, defendant; Sarah Wam ble, claimant—Claim. Verdict property subject. Preer, Iilgee A Co. ve. same defendant; same olaimant—Claim. Same verdict. Fino Art IsAGIMm. It will ba given Monday night in Broad Street oburch edifice, for the benefit of that ohuroh, by Prof. J. Lester. It will oonsist of various points of interest in Sootland, Spain, Wales, Greece, Turkey, Prussia, Ratals, Norway, Sweden and Germany; also in Ragland, Franoe and Italy, a diorama of Ireland and various Soriptoral scenes. Prioe of admission, we understand, will ba twenty-five cento, and tickets will be for sale at Chaffin's book store and and at that of H. A. Gib son. Proteaaor Lester is a graduate of the Aoademy of Selenoee, Trinity College, Dublin. Ha has reoently returned to the United States after spending several months on tbe European oontinent in his present oalling. The entertainment wiU doubtleas ba a moat intereating and in structive one. Tha press apeak very highly of it. Tkomoo BUOrrt, There ia no need of parties aanding North to have job printing done while Mr. Gilbert, on Randolph street in thia city, baa snob an extensive establishment. Thera ia probably not a more complete establishment of tha kind in Georgia or Alabama, and wa know ha can do as good work aa can be dona in New York, and think he oan do it cheaper. His book bindary, in connection with his job offloe, is complete, and ia ran by superior work men. Cell on him when yon want work in hit tins. LOCAL MBtBTB. —Stoat ladies should wear many seam* in thair backs. —A little gamboge from tha apothaoa- rj'e will color Easter eggs yellow. —Lent ends to-morrow week. Eaeter Sunday ia April let. Next Sunday ia Palm Sunday. —Tba feet may ba localised that See. Key hae 18 ohildren—one for eaoh origi nal Stain. —It ia rumored that Messrs. Jack and Lae Pollard will apeak at Gassets Monday on tha Convention question. —Mr. G. M. Williams ia having his honse painted beantifally end it ia im proved wonderfully in appearanoe. —Simmons A Sloenm'a whits dog af forded great amusement for tha boys yesterday morning in hia playfolm —A Dutch man, on seeing a hearse t’other day passing down Broad street, remarked, “That Ta a beantifnl rehear sal.” —Wa noticed an old negro woman yes terday, with a sock, picking np grains of corn, banana peeUngs, Ao., on Broad atreet —There ia not likely to be a vaeanoy in tha Wharfinger's offloe at an early day. Ha thinks too mnoh of being a oity offi cial to give it at all. —Court, whioh will meet next Monday l*t Cutsets, is not likely to oontinua more 'Than three daya. Several of tha Colnm- bna lawyers will attend. —Terry aaya ha waa batter fed in the jail at Tuskegee than in Roseau. In Tua. kegee ha got three pieoea of meat a day and in Baaaeil only one. —Yeaterday waa aa fine a day as tha sun aver ahons upon—bracing and per fectly dear. Where, O, where ia there a more genial olima than this? —Soma of the merohanie are rather alow about sending in their advertiee- menta and that aooounta for tha email amount of business they are doing. —Cotton and gold havs gone down to gether. While ootton is worth about one oent and a quarter a pound leea than it was a year ago, the greenback dollar, in which the farmer ia paid, is worth cents more. —“I’ll give yon my word and honor that thia pises of goods ia jast aa I rep resent it/’ mid a dry gooda dark to a customer yesterday. Wa wondered if ha, like all of tha baianoe of tha merchants, handa't given his “word and honor” away so often that it wasn't worth having. No harm meant,'gentleman, just hash yonr positions. ARABESQUE and DAMA8SE PIQUES, Best London Corda, 10 ota. Gazelle Plaids—Suitings, 10 ota.; Hampton Kida in all tba new shades, entry pair warranted. White Viotoria Lawna, 16, 20 and 22o. “ “ “ 25, 86,45 and 60o, 8 4 Frenoh Nainsook; Linen D'Inds—antiraly new; Brown Linen Lawn*—Plain and Plaid; Biaok Grenadinae—all grades; Fins Lina Domestic and Marseilles; Laos, Bibs, Quilts and Collarettes; Silk and Lace Fiobna; Dotted Notts for Veits; Striped and Gheoked Silks; Silk Bepa in white and new dalieate shades; Black Silks—all grades; Tamise Briltiantines. fsb2.eod.kwtf J. S. JONES. A Wift't Anatoly. Messrs. Editors: I gee in yesterday's issue of your paper that yon saw several of the “Lords of Creation" ont at the Opera House on that evening “without their wives.” Now, I want to know if yon nw mins there with any other woman, and if yon did wax aha a “blonde,” (or a blonde when she ia fixed to go out) ? If you did I want to know. He told me ’twaa too wet and oold, and I waa too feeble to think of going out on guoh en evening. I had my suspicions at the time. Pleaee call to mind and state facta. Mas. M. A. Spinks. Columbia, Oa., Maroh 22d, 1877. hpooial Booting at Me Blptirl Church, ' This will taka plaoe to-night, and a moat interesting meeting may ba expea- ted. Bev. A. B. Campbell will preach. Everybody ia invited. It ia likely that the aervioes will be protraoted for many nights. TAc Mow Bout. Wa were shown a letter yesterday from Captain T. H. Moore, now at Louisville, Ky., who left hare a few daya ago for Pittsbnrg, for tha purpose of having a new boat built for thia river. After reaching Louisville, he met several a team boat man who “showed'’ him through all of the boating intereeU about tha oity. Ha waa ao wall pleaasd with tha style of • boats built in that plaoe that ha has daeidad to' have it constructed there. Tbe oontraotors are to oomplete it by June 10th, and Captain Moore will leave that point Jana 16th for oar oity. Theeost will bo 010,600 — 01,000 lots than ho oonld have had it oonatrnoted in Pittsburg. It ia to bo 126 by 26 feet with foil cabin and texas, and the beat ma chinery. Ha writes that it will ba a “perfeot beauty" and will carry five hundred balm of ootton with aixteon inohoo light. Intending Is Dodort. Hero ia a chance for some of onr M. D’g.: “J. F. Bartholf, of Charlotte’s Her- hor Florida, offers five acres of desirable orange land near the water and a yearly guarantee of 0600 to on oxperienoad phy. sioian.” Woieh out. Liquor dealers ahould ba oarotnl to aaa that the revenue at am pa are on their bar rels, ate., as it ia reported soma indus trious individuals, who are after inform ers’ fees, are reoonaoiterlng for oaaas. aobmthinb meal. Kirven ia offering Bargains to reduce hia stoek baton going to New York to eplenisb. ooil eodAwly A VMM A ALB. Kirvon’s Yard-wide Bro. Cottons at So. “ “ Blsaohsd Cotton, 10o. octl eodAwly BAMBUBO TBIBBIMOAl Over two hundred different designs!— tha largest lot aver brought to this mar ket—TWENTY-FIVE FIR - CUT. O0BAFIR than avar offered. Blanobabb A •"» feb 7 U 1M Bread St. IMMENSE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS BMW TOMB ATOBB. 10,000 yards Jaoonet Embroideries at 6o. 6.000 “ Bast “London Cords" at lOo. 5.000 “ Naw Draaa Gooda at 10 ota. 6.000 “ 4-4 See Island Ootton at 7o. 6.000 “ 4-4 Bleached Ootton at 7c. 8.000 “ 4-4 Grom Cloth for Dresses at 8j eta. 3.000 yards Onrtain Laos at 20o. and np- npwards. 6.000 dozs. Hooiery at lOo. and upwards. 2.000 Parasols at 20e. and upwards. 2,000 yarda Viotoria Lawns at 16o. and npwarda. 600 Honey Comb Qollta at <6 oenta. 300 pairs of Cloth Gaiters at 01.00. 200 Goraete at 40 cents. 60 dozs. Hammed Handkerchiefs, Bo. B0 “ 2-Button Kid Gloves, 60c. 60 “ King Shirts juat reoeived. 20 “ Abdominal donate. 25 pieoea Good Biaok Alpaoaa at 26. Ladiaa’ Beady-Mads Linen Sails. GobdonA Oasoill. je28 sodtf If you have diseased guma, oommonly called aeurvay, go to Dr. Mason and he will ears them. 8t(tn,thAaB) MBTBTB WOOLA. I have received to-day twenty-five pounds of Zephyr Wool in biaok, white and oolora. ootl eodAwly J. Albbbt Kibvzn. HOTBII6 BO (IH0A nr this mabebt as KIBVEN’S 200 PIECES OF HAMBURG TRIMMINGS, oetl eodAwly BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. VMA04JIAI* l:lt r M—Erie 7Hi. Console MT-le. London,Marsh 2*.—Ballloa Increased AIM,- wo. Paris, March **—1;1» r n.—Rental lorf and Naw York, March 23. _ Evenlnr—Money easy, *0*14 par oent. Sterling quiet, 4S4U. Gold firm, 1O41401M. Governments active— new fs, 110. SUM bonds qalst and nomi nal. NOW TOOK STOCK KABKOT. Special to tho Sueulnr-Sun .) New Your, Marsh a.— Stocks aetlva and lmmlAr. as follows : Nsw York Oentral 83>A| Erie, eM\ Lake Shore, 48M; Illinois Central 46U; Pittsbnrg 88U; Chlea|o a Northwestern tl%, preferred Si; IF YOU W J,lt B A MCI A I ao to BLANCHARD A HILL’S, AO THBT ARE DMTERMINKD TO AELl OB OITU AWAT FOB A SMALL OOMPRH8ATION, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER ROODS. Ltotrttf] M. JOSEPH ia daily iioirvirs NEW SPRING I)RT GOODS IN OBKAT VARIRTY. STANDARD PRINTS, Largest and Beat Assortment in tha Oity! Bleaehings of all kinds at lowest prices. London Cords, Whits Piques and other White Goods in large quantities. 8HOES AND HATS A SPECIALTY. A large line of Tranks—all sizes and makaa at low figures. Give me a call. M. Joseph, No. 89 Broad Btreat. sep24 8K,wedAfrily IF Toil WANT TO Otf PERMANENT GLOSSY PRO. TOGRAPB 31-10001183-lod; May,1144.100011 47-004; June, 11 ei-100011 S2-1U0; July, 11 7S-1OU011 74-100; August, 1181-100011 is-nw;8sptsmbar,U ss-ouu Oil 67-100; October 1147-1000(1 4»-l(Mi; Novem ber 1134-10001188-100; iieoemher 1180-1000 11 38-100. (JALVisTon, Marsh 13.-Gotton dell and nominal; ml idlings lie; net receipts 7»3; salts Nobsolk, Maroh 28. — Ootton doll; mid dlings 10740110; net receipts 834; salss 76. Boston, Maroh 22.—Ootton doll; middlings 11740; net reeeipts 143. Havahhah, Maroh 32.—Uotton quiet; mid. dliogs 1174e; net reeeipts Ml; teles 200. Now Oklsanb, Ms. oh 22.- Ootton quiet And easy; middlings 11740, low middlings 1074c, good ordinary 874c; net receipts 887; sales two; export! to Great Rrltsln esoo. Mobilk, March 22.—Uotton unchanged; mid dlings 1074c; net receipts 433; salss 60O. Ohablutoh, March 22.—Ootton stay; mid dlings U74o; nst reeeipts 288; tales 3M; export! to the continent 0. PROVISIONS Baltimore. Baltimorb, March 22.—Oats steady—aoutk- ern prime 410440. itxa easier—72074c. Pro- vialon*, firmer and Efilgher. Pork, *14 60. Nacon—shoulders 0740, clear rib sides 8loe H!4013J4o. Lard—rsfinel 10U@H,Sa Uohea-job lots 17J4022C. Wniskay him, Tot higher,*188. sugar aotive—1074c. New York. ——— ——.—. Maroh 22*^-Flour a lu-uc .1—...... and in fair trada, closing quiet and strong- ■nperhoe Western and state no 0004 00, com mon to good extra do. fit 8000 ooj sonthsrn a ahiid* firmer—common to fair U 03 jM M@9 00. Wheat, 1 atau M ate in mediate export a» ited mining' demand: winter dull and nal —red Western *1 *501 #3. Corn V loner and In fair trade— ungraded Wu.„, mixed 550MC; white southern Us. Oats 6Jo. Coffee— Klo, quiet and unchanged—cargos* 17fc2 21°, gold; job Jot. '714022m gold. Sugar Uui“ ““ohMEoA-tJitttjio Torfalr to good refining; 874«8J4o for prime Muscovado; rained In fair demand — IOJ40 for standard A, 11)4011740 tor granulated. 1174011740 for powderS. Molarnot—foreign and grocery grades quiet— New Orleans steady and >n fair demand— too 66o. Hies steady and In moderate Inaulrv 5)40*740 for Carolina. Pork closed firm, more dolng ln export —new mess *14 8774. Lard opened lower bat afterwards advanced and closed a shade easier—kettle #lu, prim* steam te 8274010 no. Whiskey a shade firmer**1 “74 Louisville. Louisvillb, Maroh 22.— Flour dull—extra •*26; famliy *5 7*. Wheat so^rSTaSd A™, offerings token at yesterday’* prloss—red tl til, •* 6*. Oorn easier—No. i white 4*1, mixed tie. Eye dull, 7*0. Oats steady— white 40J, mixed Me. P01" " Of yooraalf, don’t fail to give G. T. Wil liams, Photograph Artist, a oall. Ha ean- not be exoelled in taking Pietnraa, always giving satisfaotion or no pay required. Prioe, 02.60 par dosan, or 01.60 for Ml Pioturaa taken ragardlam of waathar. deckg eodtf MARINI INTELLIGENCE. Naw York, March 23,-Arrlved : Alsatla. Arrived out: Magnolia, kronas, Mesial, Ceres America. The schooner Governor Barton, from Phila delphia for Charleston, S U, foundered off Bat uras fight houss. The orswwas rescued and brought hare by tha steamer Oolnmbui, from Havana. Tha schooner was owned la Phila delphia. WASHurarov, March S3.—The Signal ler- vlea observer at Uape Henry reports, at SJ0 a. ~., to the Chief Signal Offloer tha fallowing: “A large ship want ashore last night near thia station. No partienlari oan ba ascertained at praaant, on aosonnt of the thick weather Tha Hfe-aaviag craw of Station No. 1 wore driven back by the high ha white attempting to board her. The wreckers at Norfolk have boon notified. Commnnleatloa through moan* ortho international signal oode has bssa open ed by the oburrsr at Capo Haary with tha •trended ship, it was reported this morning that she asks for two steam tags, whioh hare been tetegrkpbod for. Tho name the ship la Wlnohsster, from Liverpool bound in ballast to Norfolk, Captain McDonald, with a orew num bering twenty-Mven, all told. All ware saved.” Aptciol to Enquirtr-Sun.] Kxt West, Maroh 22—Ths steamer Nsw York has arrived to tow the disabled steamer Lons Star to Naw Orleans. Apeetoi to the Enquirer-Son.] Savahkah, March M—Arrived: United States monitor Lehigh, Port Royal. Cleared; Barks Kate, 8Aset km, Oewsn Liverpool; schooner A H Edwards, Bartlett! Philadelphia. Sailed: Steamer Saragossa, Baltimore. Plow Manufactory -AT- C0LUMBUS IRON WORKS, O FFERS TO THE TRADE STEEL, WROUGHT IRON sad OAR IKON PLOW HOES Of every description seed by tha Southern sma «•— Band for Prise Hit. mb* dlwAwlm TKB SDS-TBBABDBT. Spteinl ti the Enquirer-Sun.] Balances—Gold, 472.413,26S; currency, *43,- 340,244. Sub-Treasury paid interest, *34,Mo tor bonds *1,600. Customs rcooipts *300,000. Speeiml to Enquirer-Sun.] Nuw UxLiAwe, Maroh **.—Sightoxchanne on Now York 74 j remlum. OOTTON. LtvaaroOL, Maroh 22-Noo«.—Cotton dull and easy; middling uplands eQd, middling Or- teens 0 7-lfld ; salss 0,000—3,000 tor speculation and export. Receipts to-day 1,200—no American. Futures 1-lfld ohsapsr: Salss ol upland*, low middling elanse, landing. *741; April and May delivery, 0 6-820674(1; May and June, 0 8-32087400 7-32d; J oh* and July, 0 ll-MfflO 4-lod; Jnly and August 0 It-8306%<1. A 1 fN—Uplands, low middling olsuM, f hipped ^Soo » H-o/ialA* to-d»y*o%) were Amsrl- 4 r *—Future* dull: Uplands low middling olauss, May and June delivery, 0 7-8ld. . Yo **< March 22.— Evening — Ootton dbng JrloAn* ! 1174o d<1 * ln|1 Ul, ' anils • “«*- Consolidated not reeeipts 30,Mj; exports to Qreet Britain 80,673, to Franoe 3,680, to the oontinent 6,(83, to the channel—. Net receipts 181. Futures closed firm ; sales r>8 000, aa fol- — • March. ii88 looou so-ioo; April, n lows: Central and Southwestern savaxhah, oa., Fsnruary a, itrr. O N AND AFTJU SUNDAY, Fahraary 4, Passeager Tralee oa tha Central ana southwestern Railroads and Branskea will run aa follows: TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WRIT Leaves Savannah gas a m *1*4 AM Arrives at MneunTT - BIAtb vhlte *0*. mixed too. Pork flrnter- *16 60. Bulk moxta steady— shoulders 674c, •tear rib sides Se, clear sides 8740. Bacmu firmer—(honldars 4740, steer rib sidesWo, clear •hiss 20. Sugsr-eursd hems 11011746 L» r ,i firm—ohoies leaf tteroa 10740; do.Ysgs 11740 -120130. Whlakey*l04. Bagging qi St. Laois. St. Lonte, March *2.—Flour firm and un- h^anged—superfine fall *4 4004 8j; extra 160* M. Wheat Stsadr and firm—No 2 red Corn^iulir—No 8 mixed 80o. Onto ^ Burley M 1I#0I |147. ( _ Armor—No. 8 white 34^0. Kye 060. g '^r*W*tfl prime to eholoe Northern 82740 00. Whiskey steady, *1 U6. Pork tlrmer-- !6 oaah. Balk meetf firmer—ihoalders 6e; unar ribsldef *7 7407 800. Bacon ttendv- shonl lars 00, clear rib sides 8740,elear *lde* 80 n?f?t Ihtet—0740 Hoga —bacon *4 7606 10. Cattle steady—steer* *4 2406 40, good to prime *4 75, corn fed Texsns **M04 M. Cimelammtl. UIXOIXXATI, March 22—Flour strong and higher —famliy 44 000710. Wheat loaroo and J™’ * l *501 M. Corn dnll and drooping— ««***. Oats doll, 840800. Eye in fair de mand but lower, 720. Barley firm for best irsdss—fall 750850. Porkqui.Lat ajg ?. e i l 6 00. Lurd dall — ateum io to unkud: *10 oi)@lo 00. Balk moats steady and In fair demand — shoulders 4740, shirt 7 rib middles 774e, short etear middles 6c. Bacon strong and higher—shoulder* 074c,clear rib sides B54o clear S m 80 H,Z? l *AV "***•* in fair draand— *1 04. Butter aasiar, unchanged-ebolee Wait era Heierv* 230250; Oratrel Ohio 20S230. Hogs in fair demxd and firm—packing 15350 06 40; rooolpts 1,167, shl, moots too Ckleaga. Spteinl ie the Enquirer-Sun.) caioaao, Marob 22. —Floor unchanged — Minnesota patent ^ l ixi0o 75; lutet and A 0000 75; fairly aetlva WASTED. TlNEKaETIO HEN TO SOLICIT OR. iwi DEHS from btalin for our Ooodi. jssnr amm 8isi2ffsaw. sprton oxtroa $4 4u#T urtiudo hlfh»r—No S Chicago ipribv $1 26 ‘or April, $1 for May; No. 8 do. i| 16. Corn dull and a ahado lower—No 2, “^ooaah or Aprtl, 43%o for May,4l^c for atrfctfy fToah, oaah. Oata dull and a ihado lower—Me eaah, 88J^o for AprU, 36e for May. Rya In fair demand and hl«h«r—080000. Bar- SSTSrtMBS; *i??o Iff i“ d y. ,0 -^ U^i’*keJ ^t *^04 ,ia * , , ^ 0 ’ ,h<>rt 0lw 8 ^“°- Afternoon Board.— Wheat lower — (Or April, *i 2874 for May. Oora:74e Oats unchanged. Pork higher— fla 8774 bid naokangmf 14 *° f#r M * 7 ' f" 4 firmer—prime New Orlaaaa. Speeini to Enquirer-Sou.] Niw OnuAjra. Maroh 22 -Pork flrmar- *15 40016 71. Lard dall—tlarre 874010c, ag 10740. Bulk meats quiet—shoulder* by' Stt «* r qoiot—fair to fancy prime to eholoe A •arm Kioe—ordlnsrr to eholea Loalstena 474 NATAL RTOBER, Etc. kcalm, Ac. "■w Yaax, March 23. _ Tallow steady - SotiSXXSHiSW" **’- Fralckts. Naw You, March 23.—Freights to Uver- Pool dull and heavy—cotton, par sail, 74d; par •AYIM*Sff*o4,7] oeltoodkwly] Leaves Augusta Arrives at Augusta Arrives at Macon . _ Laavee Maooa for Atiaate. ana r ■ Arrives at Atlanta Ms a k Making oloia ooanaotiona at Atlanta with Western and Atlantis Hallreed lor aU potato North and Wsst. s COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leaves Atlanta 10:40 fh Arrive! at Macon 6:44 r a Leaves Maooa Touak Arrives at Mllladgavilla 8:44 a > Arrives at Ealoaton 11 Ju a m Arrives at Augaate 444 r M Arrives at savannah 4:00 r ■ Leaves Auguste edSAk Making oonnsjtlons at Augusta ior Iks North and East, and at MvabBah with tha Atlantic and Gall Hsilroeu lur ail points la Florida. TBAIN NO. 2, GOING NOBTH AND WEST Leaves Savaunah f A0 r k Arrives at Augulta a mu a k I.saves Augusts..,.....,..,.,..... get r k Arrive* at julllsdgavllla 8:44 a m Arrives at Eatonion 114o A k Arrives at Mason nee 4 k Leave* Maooa far Atlanta AM A k Arrives at Atlanta Ale a k Leave* Macon fur Albany and En tente 4:84 A k Arrives at Eulaula Alt r k Arrive* at Albany 141 F k Leave* Maoon for Colombo* 1:84 F k Arrive* at Columbus 6:10 r k Trains on Ibis sebsduls for Mason, Atlanta, Columbus, Auteuis end Albany dally, making does connection at Atlanta with Western E Atlantlo and Atlanta I* Kiehmond Ate Lins. At nateula with Montgomery and Entente Railroad; at Columbus with Wsntern Ball- road 01 Alabama, and Mobile and Girard Kailroad. Tralu on Blakely Extension Leaves Albany Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leaves Atlanta r . Arrives at Maoon from Atlanta....-.. *46 r k Leaves Albsny , _ Leaves Eafhnla iu. - K Arrives at Meson from Eufauls end Albany T-klPk Leaves Columbus ij-S . Z Arrive* at Maoon from Coinmbas iai* ■ Leaves Maoon , -1 f Arrive* at Augu*ta " site aw Leaves Angnsta 1.0* * m Arrives at tsavannah " kuau Making oonnsotlons at Savannah with At. antlo and Gulf H&liroad for ail points In Flor* wmlSkfSZJw M ' l '? d K!. Tl, fe “<I Eatontoa win tukc train No. 8 from Sayanoah and train No. i from Maoon, which trains oonneot daily oxoept Monday, tor the* pointe. ^ WILLIAM ROOER8. General Supt. Central Railroads Sayanaah. „ W. O. RAOUL. fcb6t S f Upt ' 8outhw##t#ra H»UrwMl*MaSn. WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA Columbus, Ga., Maroh II. 1077. Trains Leave Columbus AS FOLLOWS t * Southern Mail. 6100 p. ua., arrive* at Montgomery. 8:40 f k Mobil* 404 a k Now Ortexna. 11:34 a k Salma .1104 a k Atlanta 3*08 a k Atlanta A Northern Mail. •$50 aa. m., arrives at Atlanta 8;84 r k Washington .11:88 r k Baltimore.... lilSAk New York... kwag ALSO BY TH1R TBAIN Arrive at Montgomery.!. r k TBAINS ABB1VE AT COLUMBUS From Montgomery end Bonthwret.. 11:10 a k From Atlanta and Northwest !! tioj * k *■ This Train, arriving nt Oolnmbna nt 9:00 p. M., leaves Atlanta at 100 in. E. F. ALEXANDER, Frosldsal. CHARLES PHILLIPS, Agent. deals tf Mobile & Girard B. B. Columbus, Ga,, November M, 147*. Doable Daily Passenger Train M AKING close connection at Union Spring* with Montgomery A Eulaula train* to and from Montgomery end point* This ii the only lino making* nlxkt and dav connection* at Montgomery lor tea Northwest. Through ooach with steeping aceomaoda- tlon* between Columbus and Montgomery: Passan. IMatl Karand Leave Colamboi... I:ft0»x Arrive at Unlou Springe.. 6:30 r m “ Troy T:60 y m Eulaula Montgomery.,.. 7:40 p m Mobile 6:86 am New Orleane li:24 a x Nashville 1:00 a x Lonltvllle 8:40 p x Cincinnati 8:16 » x St. Loulf «;io a X Philadelphia.... 7:44 a k . - York 10:26 a k Lsavs Troy mao a k Arrive at Union Springs,. AM a k !! UoXir-baa T;10Ak OpsUka MO a k “ Atlanta 4:28 r k “ Maoon... 7:04 Fk “ Savannah 11:46 a k Train' arrive In Montgomery oaa boor ear lier than by any other line. Passengers lor the Northwest wiU sere twelve hours's time by this route. W. L CLARK, D. E. WILLIAMS, Snpsrintendret. Genara^loks^|snt^^^^^nov*atf gsr end Freight Train. 7:44 F k 12:82 A k Alt A k 0:48 A k a-to a k 4:00 Ik 8:44 F k 7:44 F k •AO Ak 7:88 A k TAJ r k 4:80 Fk Mirk PROMINENT INCIDENTS IN THE HISTuBY OF COLOBOUi, FROM ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT IN MR TO THE WILSON RAID IN 1884, WITH A CHAPTER ON COL PM- BPS AS IT NAW IS. COMPILED MY TOMB U. MARTIN. PART XX. 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