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DA.ILY EN'QUIRffiFt-SUN': COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8. 1877. gnilg gnqttim*. SALISBURY ft CO., bbopbibtobs. mubhceiption rate*. Fran this date the subscription to the Oo- ■mho, Eiqdiiu will he u follow,, either aerved by oerrler, la the city end rabnrbs, hr tent by mell, (w» prepare, the potlaqe) : Mnelly la Advance. DAILY. One Year 11.00 •• Three Moathe 9.00 •* One Month WEEKLY, One Year « Six Month!.... SUNDAY, Year •• Biz Month! WEEKLY and SUNDAY, One Year.. 9.90 The Law of Oongreu now require! newapa- per postage to be prepaid by the publishers, and iron thl, date we will prepay It without additional oo,t to subeoriberi. Snbnrlbere will no the Importanoe of paying np promptly, a. In addition to lerrlng them the paper, we bare an additional caah ezpenra la the matter 1.10 l.SO 1.00 of postage, • MATES OP ADYEMTIBINO. g „ CS«oo-4 0>o.e.weer- neisnbg 1 CiC)SCOtCICt’StC^HMH OttoMODOJbMONCllHODCl . Z R qtnojl I 8338£S!S££S8:!S ! eqiaojY Z (fl O IC Li M 6 M M O -I w O «W°«>K 8 nqinon t 24 42 56 72 81 90 99 108 117 126 185 144 270 •7)700(1 <J Ut OC -4 -I e: (75 0« ui rf* C-'I (O QD sqtnopt » sqtoon L iIlls£881*388 slsSSatBSssss •qiMffj sqioojK o ssllslslslses |aqioopi 01 iisllSSSlS*** | et)|oop( 11 A l MUSOOQEE SUPERIOR COURT. SUDOR H. J. OBAWPOBI) PRMtDINO. mWBTRKKTN DAT. The illegality docket being dispoaed of, the State dooket waa taken np, and the following eaaea were diapoaad of : Twenty-three caaea no arreata, 23 tranaforred, 4 oontinned and 3 noil proea. State va. Frank Madden — Burglary. Verdict not gnilty. Bond, were forfeited in 3 oaaea. The eaae of Mary H. Benning, admin, iatratrix, va. The Mayor and Oonnoil of the City of Oolntnbna, will be the firet taken np thia morning. Should the name be oontinned, the State dooket will be retimed and preaaed. Oonrt then adjonrned to !) o'clock thia morning. MBBCUBY AT TUB GEORGIA BOMB BANK. THtJBaDAT. Filly per cent, additional In Local Uolumn. AwneaMnnT ADvaBTiaannrra, *1 a square for each Insertion. Marriage, and Funeral Notice,, tl. Daily every other dty, two-third, ol the above rate,. SnzDAY and WaiBLY,eaeh, one-thlid of the above rate,. STEtfART COUNTY MVBDBB. VIOLATION or THB VIOTIM’a PF.taoN THE OBJECT OP THE FIEND,, AND NOT MONET—A PBIVATE OONPK8- EION or THE THESE NEOEO . MUBDIBEEB, While ft waa horrible enough to mur der Mra. Gbatnbliaa for the purpose of obtaining money, and thia the people thought waa their objeot, yet the crime is made blaeker—doubly iufamoua—when the fact ia known that they killed her limply heoause they had violated her person. These negroes made the plot to commit thl, deed many weeks before they aocom- plisbed it, and had designed to inolude two other young married ladieB in the community, bnt were foiled in some way. Whan they entered the room of Mrs. Chambliss they expeoted to find it darkened by night as it was so early in the “morning," but she had arisen and 9 A. u 82“ 3 p. x ..88° tnsda a light therein. The aooandrela 12 x 84» 8 F. X ..90o aaw, aa they entered the room, that they OORBUPONDING DAT LAST YEAH. oould not carry ont their plan without be 9 A M 76° 8 P. X ..84° ing azposad, nnlasa they killed her, whioh 12 x 80° 6 P. X ..80° they did after one hnd aatiafled bin brutish our ao bnt a. Tromar Haolard, Opelika, Ale. b. S. SonnneRLRB A Oo, Lafayette, Ala J T .Iohraor, Hamilton,Ga. W S Thomas, Alexander Olty, Ain, J W MoUlurdon, Meet Point, On. J. L. Danina, Olennvlllo, Ain. KEGULAR TRAVELING AGENTS. L M. Ltxoh, MB- The above Agents of Enquiana-HuR are eutborlaed to aollolt and receipt for sub- aerlptton, and edvertlrament,. VOLU SI RUN DAILY MARK ET, VIRAKCIAL. Ret* for Cotton Bill,—Sight on New York, Dor- too end Providenoe par; on Savannah , Mobile nod New Orleene if d'ecount. Bank, eheeklng on New York 54 end New Or leaned premium; other point, % premium. Currency leant 100 U per cent. V annum. Silver 1 per oout. premium. Gold nominal. Oottoa—Dull, Ordinary 1)0— Olaen Stained. »®— flood Ordinary O%0— Low Middling, 9%@— Middling, 100— itrlct Middling, —0-- Sale, t bale,. Receipt, 2 bale,—0 by M A U. R. R.j 0 by wagon,; 2 by N. A 8. R. R.; 0 by W. R. R. 0 by river ;0 by 8. W. R. R. Shipment, 180 belee—la& by 8. W. R.R.; 4 for home ooniump- tlon; 0 by W. R. R.; 0 by M. A 0. R. R. DAIII (VATKMKNT, Stock on hand Augnat Slit, 1878 ftld Received to-day 2 •* prevlotialy TI.006—fl,#»7 72,207 181) ,8.716—88.9M Sloek on hand S,2U San, Dav l.aav Yaaa.—stock Angu.t Slat, 187a, 488; raoelved aame day 1; total receipt,, 81,90* •hipped aame day, 10 ; total shipments, 48,481 stock 0,004; aalaa 186. Middling, 10%o. Reoelpts at U. B. port, to-day 1,291; for 8 day* 9,848; ciporla to Orest Britain, 9,100; to Conti* nent, 18,911; aleck 808,208 balsa. U. 8. Pont, Last Via,.—Receipt, for 8 day. 9,870; eiiiorta to Orest Britain, 23,883; to Oouti- Bent, 11,414; stock 874,142. WHOLESALE MABKBT. — a Bacon—Shoulders 8c; clear rII.aides 094, But* Maava—Shoulders 7c; clear rib aides S %aninn—12%0l:l%c. Coax—Yellow, 88c ; While, 88c. Bnoaa— HeBued A, 18c.; extra O, 12o. ; 011c. PLOUK-P titil—ttllpertlne, $7,801)0; family $11011. Mttur—Florida, 8«c. Tits—Iron U%@0%c. The Grand Contra! Hotel, New Vork> wilt perpetuate ita popularity by ite judi- oioue reduction of rates from $4 to ita present rates of $2.30 and #3 per day. juSeodlw The popular verdiot of the traveling publio ia that the Colonade Hotel, Phila delphia, cannot be oxoelled by any other hones in the Quaker City. ju8 Iw Procure a bottle of Thraak'e Oonenrap tire Gore and Lnng Restorer, and etop- tbnt dreadful oough. Trial Ml, large 1.60. Bold ly all Druggist!. mh24 eod&wly VATS WANTBD. 6,000 bnithele of fine native Unit-Proof Oats. W. L. Tillman A Oo. iuy3l 2taw2w If you desire fine Photograph!, Alba- types, Pearltypee or Farreotypes at prices that will Hnrpriee yon in their etnallneaa, go to WilliauiB’. His pictures are noted for their glossy finish and artiatio exoel- Unoe. eod&wtf Keep your money in Columbus by tak ing your old Piotnraa of deeeased rela tive! to Williama’ Fine Art Gallery to have copied. His work ia batter and prioee lower than travailing Agents. eodAwlf Fine Linen Heady-Mada Primene Underwear tor Ladioe—elegant and obeap —*• M. Joexpn's. aodtf Black Granadinea — handsome an obeap—et M. Joseph's. aodtf Many novelties and bargains thia weak to be displayed at i. B. Jon The average of last year, of tho above date, ia fonr and a half degraen higher than the corresponding date of thin year. ImdOu' Ptemiei. It took plaoe yesterday and last night. The day wee aet apart for the children and the night for alder people. The mn- aio waa discoursed by the Italian airing band. It waa a most enjoyable oooaaion for theso folka always, which ia strikingly characteristic, make tbeir entertainments anob. Treal o/ a J. P. Borne of the lawyers ware rnnniug an np-town Justice about having been re versed on several of his deolKions, and bo Raid he'd be if he didn't floe the next lawyer that wonld come before him again sod mnddle bis diRoursive faculties by reading Buprome Oonrt decisions. The Match (tame at Rate Ball. It was played yesterday afternoon be. tween the Gbattahooebeea and Invinoi. blea. Tbe score waa 30 and 27 respect ively. Thia waa quite a olose game, and tbe boys played with a groat deal of apirit. Near the oloae of tbe game Norman Pease bad three fingers sprained very badly by a ball thrown from tbe pitoher, which struck them. Though it was noth ing aorions it was very painful. Vommieeianer Orr, He is in the oity. Wednesday night tbe trnateea met with him informally in tlje I’ulilio Bohool building. He visited tbe Publio Schools yesterday. He leaves for Atlanta to-day. Ike! Hundred and Blfty Dollar Reward. It baa been offered, as oan be Been by a proolsmation of tbe Governor in these columns, for the apprehension and deliv - ery of the person, who mnrdored Mark Lewis, colored, near tbis city on Deoembor 2, 1870, to the Sheriff, with proof suffi cient to oonvlet. Detectives, open yonr eyes! Mr. Editor: When six out of eexon candidates agree to retire three of their number for the Bake of hnrmqffly in the distriot, and others then take advantage of their aotion and urge new candidates to ruD, I think, if they are not disorgan. item, they era oertainly not noting in a apirit of harmony. Demouiiat, Alabama Convict Hango Uimeelf. Jasper Hunt, colored, of Lee oounty, Ala., waa aenlenoed to hard labor for one year for killing another negro at the Gbowaola lime works in that oounty. Ho waa hired by Maj. W. B. Gordon, brother of the Benator, and carried to the planta tion. The oonviot waa very averse lo wearing sohaoklea, and last week so lao- erated a leg in the attempt to get them off that bis foot had to be ainputeted. That night be was left unguarded in an outhouse; Ho suooeeded in getting a plow line over a joist, and tying it around his neok, killed himself by strangulation, having to raise his foot in his hands to aocoinplisk bis design. Poor fellow. We have an admiration for anoh pride and plnok, no matter where exhibited. NpIvnRtd Tomatoes. Mr. Wni. Perry showed ns last night about a dozen tomatoes grown in tbe gam den of Mrs. W. A. Bedell, in Beallwood. They are tbe first we have beard of this season. Eeoh of those exhibited was large as a J une apple and several bright and InBoions as the rosy eboek of a happy baby in the mother's eyes. There are said to be twenty-fonr as large on each vine. Judging by these specimens Mr. Bedel) and his lady, as gardeners are snooesses. THB “WILD IRISHMAN" AGAIN. This poetio gentleman waa on Broad street yeaterday morning, imbibing as naual. He spoke to everyone, halted, stamped hia foot and repeated poetry- Jnat ax a lady waa ooming ont of J. A. Lewis' dry goods store, he stopped, lifled hit hat, and laughed one of his idiotio laughs, but bis fun soon terminated detri mental to his welfare. Offioer Bowen collared tbe “gent." and marohed him to Moore's Inn, where he reigns supreme. The Mayor informed him a few days ago, that if he did not leave the oity, be wonld send him to jail for thirty days. At tbe solicitation of hia frienda tbe Mayor agreed to let him off when sobei, providing they wonld make him leave the oity. They said they would, and to-mor row we will be rid of one of the greatest noiaauoee with whioh oar oity waa ever infested. Skinnad Up at tho Launch. Mao Jones, oolored, while alaoking the rope ae the hall of the Government eteemer was being lannolied, became en tangled in it, and waa used pretty badly. He waa aoratohed and ont in various parte of hie body, none, however, were serious though very painful. We were told that he was a very good negro end an exoellent deck hand. BOB SALE OB BENT, CHEAP. A Beeond-Hand PIANO. jn3 eodtf J. Marion Estes. Elegant Hleok and Oolored Dress Bilks at M. Josbph's. Inst. Mrs. G. was than seized by tbe throat and strangled almost to.death, per haps was, as the imprints upon her neok indicated, and waa afterward knocked on tbe bead with a hoe and than shot in one of her eyes. It is thought that aha waa shot after she had been killed, for there waa bnt very little blood on her faoe, that being a slight traoe of a stream on one of her cheeks, the blood having been exhansted by the flow from the bead. The fact, whioh we state above are a private confession whioh these negroes made to (wo or three men jnat before they were banged, and they wero told to ns by one near and dear to her. The orime of oonrse is mnoh worse than the communi ty thought and we deem it our dnty to let them and the conntry generally know it, espeuially sinoe the negroes were pnt to death without ■ trial. Our Government Steamer Launched, Yesterday at 10 A. m. Captain Oharlea Blaine lannohed the Government steamer sdjaoent to the hospital. Tbe hall is a fine apeolmen of work and now the re mainder of the boat will be completed. Tbe entire strnotnre waa not let into the water, as a small pieoe of the prow was split off while it was being launched, and this will have to be remedied. Long sills were laid upon the river bank, whioh was sloped at an angle of forty-five degrees, and upon these, whioh were greased, the immense hull went down like an ava lanche. One oould have imagined it an earthquake or something of the kind, from the crash, roar and dust whioh it oreated, while descending by ropeB, working opon pulleys seoured to trees upon tbe bank. Quite a large number Were present to witness the initiation. Sinoe writing the above we learn that it has been plaoed entirely in the water near the Glare Dunning, and the works of the latter are to be plaoed upon it. Tho bull draws ten iuohee all around, and is much lighter then was anticipated LOCAL RBI BBS. —The thermometer gets up on tbe slightest provocation. —A woman opens e book, sees a dried leaf, and sheds tears." —Tbe Oity Light and Ooinmbus Guards had a drill in their armories lsst night. —Sunset, after a long, hot day, is as' agreeabio as prayer after a long sermou —Ue went to Texxs to seek his fortune, and now telegraphs to his father ; “Fat ted oalf for one." 'I'm lannohed" ia tbe latest when a man haa just taken a drink—that is, he's “down on” water. —It ia oompnted that a drinking man speude one year out of every fifteen in wiping off his month after taking a drink. —Gold bonnets are one of the latest ex tremes. They are made of straw, whioh is then Bleeped in a bath of gold. The trimming oonsista of a large velvet bow and a humming bird. —An Irishman has defined nothing to be “a footless stocking without legs.” A description by another Emeralder is bet ter : “What is nothing?” be asked. “Shut your eyeB and you'll see it,” said Pat. —The Brelzel bread is tbe latest. The Sample lioom keeps it. We are told that eating it makes one thirst for beer. All we ask is for some one to furnish them to us to test the matter before we oan eo- oept it aa true. —When you see a young fellow, who a year ago used to step up and order lager for the crowd with the utmost sang froid, patiently trnudliug a baby carriage along the street on Sunday afternoon, aud look ing ohopfallen in his last season's hat, doesn't it speak volumes for the reforming iDflueuoe of woman's society ? Dr. lekenk’i Pal monte Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandbake Pills.— These medioines have undoubtedly per formed more cures of Consumption than any other remedy known to tbe Ainerioan pntilio. They are compounded of vege table ingredients, and contain nothing which ean be injurious to the human con stitution. Other remedies advertised as onres for Conanmption, probably oontain opium, whioh ia a somewhat dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by consumptive patients, it must do great injury; for its tendency ie to oonflne the morbid matter in the system, whiob, of course, must make a oore impossible. Beheuok's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not to oontain a particle of opium; it is composed of powerful bnt harmless herbs, whioh aet on the lnnga, liver, stomaeh, and blood, and thus oorreot all morbid secretions, and expel all the dis eased matter from the body. These are the only mean* by which Oonanmptiou ean be oured, and aa Sehenok'a Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonio and Mandrake Pills are the only medioines whioh op r- ste in thia way, it is obviona they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Con sumption. Eaeh bottle of tbis invaluable medioine ia aooompanied by fall diree- tions. Dr. Bohenek is professionally at hie prinoipai offloe. corner Sixth and Arch Streeta, Philadelphia, every Monday, whero all letton for advioe moat be ad dressed. jnl eodlm A great uprising occurred yeaterday in the kitoben of a friend. The oook need Kellogg'h Baking Powdeb for the first time, and it nearly rated the roof off the oven. vradJteat LBTTBK PROM THE SUCKERS. Louisville, Jana 6th. We left Oolombna on the Mobile A Girard Railroad last Saturday, and be fore we got to Union Springe moat of oa wished ourselves at home, aa the train that day having freight earn attached we were obliged to atop at every little sta tion, and the weather being ao warm we were about. worn ont, bnt after arriving at Union Springs we got aboard the M. A E. train. After we had started we felt mnoh better,as the trains on this road go at the rate of 40 milea per hoar, and through a mnoh bettor oonntry than Bna- aell oounty. The oropa all along from the Springe to Montgomery seem to be doing aplen- didly; the cotton fields are nearly ail crossed with oom rows and the prospect ia good for a good oorn orop. We arrived in Montgomery in time for •upper, after whiob we took the Bonth and North train for Nashville. Some of tbe party took Bleepers, bnt most of them preferred tbe eoaohes (ss they are two dollars !eas.) The trains on this road make very fast time. When ooming down Sand Mountain we want aix milea in five minntea. I fait much relieved when we slackened up a little on thia speed. Abont daylight we got into Tennessee, and for milea yon oould see stretched before yon great wheat and clover fields, ootton being rather Boaroe all the way. Arriving in Nashville, fonr of ns stop - pad for the day, (Sunday.) The rest of the patty took breakfast and went on to Lonieviiie. Nashville, although the oity is rather hilly and rough, is a pretty plaoe, having many beautiful residences and the busi ness houses nil are large and elegant. Daring tbe morning we saw most of tbe business honaes open. Barber shops, dry good stores, ioe cream saloons, Ao., bnt tho bar-rooms all seemed to be closed. The capitol, whioh Is said to be tbe finest in the Booth, is an immense building, 238 feet long, 138 feet wide, and from tbe ground to the top of the tower it ia 20C feet five inches. From tbe top of this we oould see tho country for fifty miles around, with the Cumberland mountains in the distance. It is built of Tennessee marble, and fourteen years were employed in the construction, Abont two hundred yards from the oepltol is the residenoe of Mra. James K. Polk, with the tomb of her illustrious husband in tbe front yard From the Capitol we went to the Van derbilt University, a superb brick build, ing about a mile from the oity. Tbe grounds of the University cover an area of twenty acres or more, with here and there a dozen pretty little briek hqnses, occupied by tbe professors with their families. This will always be a monament to the generosity of the bluff old Com modore, who gave over a million dollars for tbe oonstrnotion and endowment of the oollege. Not far off is tbe Fiake oolored college. Thia waa bnilt by a man named FlBke, who went to Neahvilie after tbe war and tanght a negro sebool. From among hia scholars he organized a minstrel troupe and went with them to Europe, and met with unbounded euooeas. With the pro* oeeds of thia tonr be bnilt this oollege. whiob oost $50,000. Beside this there are two other oolored oolleges in t|ie piece. At night we went to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church where beside tbe or gan they have an orchestra of abont ten piooes—trombone, flutes, violin, coronets Ao. Now this may be religion, but your correspondent fails to see it; and to tel) the truth, we were not muoh impressed with the piety or pretty women of Nash' villa, as we fonnd neither the one nor tbe other. We left Nashville for this plaoe Mon. day morning, and av was the osse in Ten nesses, they believe in planting something to eat in Kentooky. At a little station on the Louisville A Nashville road a young man, who had just graduated at some Northern oollege, stepped from the train end attempted to oross in front of tbe an* gins—and he from some oanse made mis-step and was thrown by the oow oath er from the traok against platform braising his head terribly and breaking his thigb. Sinoe arriving bare we learn he died of his injuries. He was a splendid looking yonng fellow, abont 22 years old. It waa a sad sight to look at him, aa it were just storting life to be hurled into eternity. We arrived here Monday evening in the rain and it has been ponring down nearly ever sinoe and eonseqnently we have not been able to see mnoh of this place. The “Jordan" will leave here to-morrow and, as the ladies say, “she is just splen. did;” elegantly furnished and finely finish ed inside and ont. The Bnokers are (exoept three) at tbe Louisville Hotel, end aa we ere all going on a “bum" to-night, I will close to go with them. Youre, L. F. W. A complete etock of Paraeole from 17| oonta and upwards, at M. Joan'A base ball challenge. To the "Times" Base Ball Club: We, the “Typographical Base Bell Clob,” do hereby challenge yon to play a matoh game of base ball on Monday morning next, oommenoing at 7:80 o'olook, for tba championship of the “PreBS,” and the losing side to treat the Umpire and Soorer to ioe cream. By order Captain Wiley Williams, J. 8. Johnston, Beoretary. P. B. Wa have secured tbe aervioes of Mr. Edward Allen aa Umpire, and Mr. George W. Roland ae Soorer. Columbus, Jnno 7th, 1877. The Awerrleaa Peep I e. No people in the world suffer as mnoh with Dyspepsia aa Amerioana. Although years of experienoo in medioine bad fail ed to aooompliah a oertain and ears rear edy for this disease and its effects, snch as Sour Stomaeh, Heart burn, Water Brash, Sick Headache, Coativeneea, Pal pitation of the Heart, Liver Complaint, ooming np of the food, low spirits, gen eral debility, etc., yet einoe the intro duction of Gboim’s August Flower we believe there ia no ease of Dyspepsia that cannot be immediately relieved. 80,000 doxen sold last year without one eaae of failure reported. Go to your Druggist and gat a Sample Bottle for 10 oento and try it. Two doeaa will relieve yon. Reg nlar Size 76 cents. myb dAwly FRESH ARRIVALS AT THI Mow York Etorel Spanish and Smyrna Laeee; Basb Ribbons—new and oheap; Damasse Piqnea—very handsome; Colored Linen Embroideries; Linen Baitings, end Ready-Made Linen Baits; Ladies’ Ganse Under Vesta; Belbiiggan Hose 40 and 50o, worth 75o. Caraimere for Boys’ end Men’s Wear very cheap; Uot Striped Dreee Goode—entirely new; 6,000 yards Ainerioan Cambric 12Jc, worth 16 to 18o. —*o aehiyi— Pare Silk end Wool Granadinea—second •apply; Bizentine, London Ootde; 500 pieces New and Pretty Prints; 1 Shoes cheaper than yon oan bay them elsewhere; ' Great Redaction in Bleaobed Cottons— inolnding 10 4 and 11-4 Sheeting. Jaoonet Embroideries at half price; tOO dozen Linen Bosom Shirts st half price; The Best Navy Bine Flannel for Gents’ Baits ia the city. Sole Agents in Golambds for the Cele brated Provost 7-Batton Bide-Cut Kid Gloves. Gobdon A Oaboill. j»23eodtf Brown and Drab Linens for Dresses and Aprons at M. Joseph's. d f Sea Islands, Bleaohings, Tioklngs and other Domestio Dry Goods very ebeap, at eodtf M. Joseph’s. Hosiery for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children—a very large atook—at eodtf M. Joseph’s. AT KIRVEN’S: RIBBONS cheaper than ever known; All Bilk Gros-Gran Ribbons—all shades —from 5 cents upwards; Embroidered Swiss for Overanitx; Fresh stock Blsok Grenadines and Sum mer Silks. KID GLOVES 25o to $2 50. Have a good Kid Glove in opera shades at 75o. New stock (third shipment) Parasols. Beantifnl White and Oolored Fans, suitable for evening nse. LACE CURTAINS from 15 oonts up wards. And a great variety of other Goods whioh I am offering at reduoed figures. If you wish to buy Goods right, get my prices. tf J. Albebt Kisven. ELEGANT BOOHS BOB BENT. Suitable for offloea, sleeping apart, meets, Ao., reoontly fitted np over Enqui beb-Sun’ offloe. feb27 tf This Office. In fact, yon ean find anything wanted in the Dry Goods line, cheaper than else where, st M. Joseph's, eodtf 89 Broad street. Largest and Prettieat atook of Calicoes in the oity at M. Joseph’s. eodtf Visit Williams' Gallery; he is perma nently loeated, and oan furnish you every style of Flotore worthy of notioe all the year, at lowaet prioee, and warranted to give satisfaction, just aa well a cloudy day as olear; only small.ehUdren require olear weather. eodAwtf FRE8H ARRIVAL! Blaek Lace Searfs $1.50 to $8. White “ “ $1, $2 and $3. Embroidered Swiss Muslins; Ladies' and Gents' Colored Borderod Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Silk Ties; Laos Bibs; An elegant line of Mareaillee Suita; A large variety of Japanese Fans from lOo. to $1; Dress Buttons in new shades, tf Blanchard A Hill. London Cords, White Piques, Linen Drees Lawns, Figured Muslins, Viotoria Lawns, and other Goods too nnmeroos to mention, at prioee that will insure sales, at M. Joseph’s. eodtf A lot of Toilet Soaps, Gelatine and Flavoring Eitraota, for sale oheap, at tf Mason's Drug Store. Those Fifteen Doller Ysobt and Flan nel Suits at Thornton A Aoae's are an perb. ap29 tf RECEIVED*TO-DAY: A fall lot of Bleok Granadinea at 30o, 50c, «5o, 75o and $1. Viotoria Lawns 12Jo, 15c, 20o, 30o, 45o and 50o. MARKET REPORTS. RY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. FINANCIAL. Loudon, Jane 7—Noon. — Consols 04 5-18. Street rate 2% and 2%, whioh ix % and % below bank. 1:18 p n—Contois 94)4* London, June 7.-3 r. Billion Increased AO,214,000, Pabis, Jane 7—4:30 p m.—Rentes I04f and 82140. Specie lnoreased 12,000,000 franos. Nxw Yoaz, June 7—Evening.—Money easy. ; per cent. Sterling steady, at 488. Gobi iji Governments rather weak—news’s 111)4. Btate heads quiet. NEW YOKE STOCK MABXXT. Special to the Enquirer-Sun.) New York Jnne 7.— Stocks heavy ana depressed, as follows : York Central 90)^i Erie, 8; Lake Damasse Piqnea in great variety. White Corded Piqnee. New lot Paraeole. A fine line of Ribbooi that ere still leading the market in prioee. Columbus, Oa., June 5th, 1877. At CONTI*T CQNTtt Remember that we will offer for • short while onr entire stock of Spring and Summer Drees Goods et ooet end below oost. We mean basinets, tf Blanohabd A Hill. Jaoonet Embroideries—■ foil and com pleto assortment, from 4 oenta and np- arda—at M. Joseph's. eodtf ^ House Furnishing Linens at eodtf M. Joseph's. Beat fitting Corsets from 35 oento and upwards, at M. Joseph's. eodtf W. A. LITTLM. ATTORNEY AND OOUHSHUAB-AT.LAW, Offloe over J. A. Frazer's hardware store. feM 6m Special to Enqutrtr-Sun ) Tv bee, June 7r-The bark Courier de Cana da waa polled olf and towed Into Tybee roads" New York, Junn 7.—Arrived ont: Vader land. Shore, 47; Illlnoli Central 54)4; Pittsburg 80 Chisago A North — Rook Island, 01)4- THB lUB-TBBAeURV. Special to Enquirer-Sun.) Balances—Gold, 181,823,805; Currency, »47,- 804,687; Sab-Treasury paid interest, 188,000— for bonds 4890,000. Customs rooeipts 1848,000. COTTON. LivnurooL, June 7 — Noon—Cotton firm; middling uplands 8<l; middling Orleans 8 3-lod; tales 10,000—1,000 for speculation and export. Reoelpts to-day 800—450 American. Futures, buyers offering 182d more : Sales ol uplands, low middling olauso, June and July, delivery, 116-ied; July and Au gust, 808 l-32d; August und September, 8)4d; September and October 8 8-l6d. 1:00 f. n.—Uplands, low middling clause, June and July dellvory, 5 81-32d; July end An- aste 1-I8d; August and September, 6 5-82T Uplands, low middling oiuuse, now crop, shipped In November and December, per sail, ” 7-32d. 4:00 p N.—Sales of uplands, low middling clause, June and July delivery, 81; July and August, 6 3-82 I; August and September, 0 3-18; Septemoer und October, 8 7-8Ud; also P/fi. Nuw York, Jnne 7. — Evening— Cotton firm, asking higher; middling uidands ll%o, middling Orleans 11)40; sales 210 Consolidated net receipts 0545; exports to Great Hrltaln oioo, to France 6038, to continent 4835, ebannel 8780, New Yobs, June 7. — Evening. — Net re- oelpts 0. Futures closed firm, sales 47 000 bales, a- follows : June, 11 72-100@ll 73 loo; 1176.100011 77-100; August, 11 82-100011 : September, 11 71-100011 72-100; Octol 1144 100: November 11 38 100011 34-100; ltect _ ber. 11 35-100011 38-100; January, 11 48-100011 6)1-100; February, 11 «‘i 100011 64-100; March, 11 78-100011 78-100. Mobile, Jupe 7.—Cotton hrm; middlings 10% @10%o; net rooeipts 4; sales 660. Oharlbston, Jnne 7 Ootton firm; mid dlings Ho; reoelpts 86; sales 400. Galveston, June".—Ootton firm; mldlJtigs 10%C; net reoelpts 8; sales 400. BavaMXAH, June 7.— Ootton firm; dings l.Oj net receipts 276; sales 105. Nuw Obluans, June 7. — Ootton strong; middlings ll%o, low middlings lo%o, good or dinary 9%c; uet reoeipti 71; sales luo; exports to France 182. 1*180 YINIONN Baltimore. Baltimobn, June 7.—Oats, prime steady— Soutborn42o. Kyo nom nally 76080 Provisions heavy. Pork, mess 416 26. Bacon, shoulders 8%o, clear rib sides 8%o. Uams 12140. Lard— renned 10%o. Uodee strong and quiet—job lots 1702)o. Whiskey dull, )l 11)4. sugar easier, ll%o. New York. Nuw Yobk. June 7.—Flour without decided change, Utile more doing—superfine Western und State $6 B1@8 25; Southern heavy— common to rair extra 48 6o@o 25. good to oholoe extra 49 3001100. Wheat opened dull, but closed a shade stronger, with a better export Inquiry —winter red 4180, amber *2 00, oholoe white $2 06. Corn l@2e better, with a good business —ungraded Western mixed 6l@6oo, white do. 66067c, old and new do. mixed 69@eoc, yellow Soutbera 82c, while 61%o. Oats %o lower, with a lair trade. Cofiee, Kio quiet and unchanged —job lots 16)40220, gold. Sugar quiet and nominally unchanged—lO01o%o for fair to good refining; refined firm and In lalrdemand, stand. ajJ A, il%@ll% c , 12%@12Uo for granulated, 12%@12%o for crushed, 12%o lor powdered. Molasses firm and In moderate demand—New Orleans tO@86o. Rloe steady and in fair In quiry—Carolina 6%06)4o for common to prime: Louisiana 5@8)4o. Pork dull and a shade lower—new mess $14 26. Lard dull and a shade lower—old prime steam 40 87)4, 49 26@9 80 for new. Whiskey quiet, $111. St. Lonta, June 7.—Flour strong and high- er for medium and best grades—XX tall 47 260 7 85, XXX do 47 760 8 26, good to fanov family ' higher— J. H. SANDERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. The Georgia Iroir Works, (FORMERLY J. C. PORTER), BffAMTTVA.OmrRliK —OF— Cane Ills, Sjrop Evaporators CLEGG’S PATENT AUTOMATIC EVAP OllATOlt, IKON RAILING, all kinds or ....IrIVII. Ur... V U1 PHEN1I CARRIAGE WORKS. HERRINC ft ENGLAND, East of and opposite Disbrow’t Livery Stable, OGLETHORPE STREET, A RE PREPARED with Com petent Workmen to do Carriage Work In all its various branohea In the best style and as low aa the lowest. We alio manufacture NEW WORK of Various Styles, myiaeodly jy£OBILE & GIRARD R. R. STOCK, Southern & Atlantlo Tel. Oo. Stook, Confederate Bonds and Stook, WANTED BY JOHN BLACKMAR, nov8;’76 tfi j Broker. Billiard Tables! We have on band an Immense stook or new and second* band Billiard Tables, and will dis pose of them at prices that have never been equaled. Persons contemplating the purchase ol tables for private or publio use, should write for oar new catalogue. Wonderful in ducements lor oesh. 1$. DECKER Sc. CO,. 720 Broadway, New York. my8 dftwlm Muscogee Sheriff Sale By AOEE A YONGE, Auotloneers. W ILL BE SOLD. ON THE FIRST TUBS DAY IN JULY NEXT, In front ol Abbott ik. Newsom’s corner, Broad street, city of Columbus, Muscogee county, Stuto or Georgia, between the usual hours of aale, the following property, to wit: The undivided half Interest In all that lot or parcel or Und lying und being In the oity of Columbus, Muscogee county, us follows: The north half of the northwest corner lot In tbe Academy square, In said oity, the fame being lot number 2 in said square, sold as the property of W K Wood to satlsry a fi fa In my hands In favor of J 8 J Kaulman vs B O Pearce and W R Wood, Proporty pointed out by plaintiff’s at torney. By C. S. HARRISON, Auctioneer. Part of lot of land number 224 f tbe 17tU dls- triot of Musoogee county, part 0 lot number 225 and part of lot number 194, all In said 17th distriot, and aggregating 226 aorei, more or less, sold as the property of the estate of John Odom, deeeased, to satisfy a fl fa In my hands In ravor ol Thomas at Prescott vi John 1) Odom, trustee for John Odom, deceased. Levy made and returned by lawful oonstable. J. G. BURRUS, ju6 oaw4w Sheriff. brands !8 2609 60. Wheat strong and nigher— No 2 red fall 41690170; No 8 do 41 6101 82 Corn lnaotlve and lower—No 2 mixed 42%o Oats dull and lower to sell, No 2 38f4o. Kvo Pork easy, wlntor 9%o; wewuuii suu toner ui noil, nu a dull. 86o bid. WhlBkey steady al 07. Pork easy $18 60 bid. Lard nominally lower— summer 8%c. Bulk meats, buyers and sellers . . 774080 Hogs dull and lower, 44 2504 66. Oaule In good demand—choice to fanoy steers 46 8 0 8 01; Cincinnati. Cincinnati, June 7.—Flour In good demand <xtra *7 8608 00, .pring family *8 400 8 76. Wheat aotlve and a sha 'e hlghor—red *176® 178. Corn strong, 102o higher-white 46 , mixed 480. Rye dull. 79@80o. Barley dull ami nominal—good to prime fall, 76. Oats Inactive, white 4lo, mixed 46o. Pork easier and lower at the olo<e, (ia 75. Bulk meats dull and low er-shoulders 4Uc, short rib middlos *oo6. Idol— — " ■ ■ short olear mldules 70. Baoon easier—shoul ders 6I40, clear rib sides 7%c, olear sides 8@8%o. Lard In fair demand—stsam (8 <1, kettle 100 10%o. Whiskey steady, *1 06. Butter easier —prime to oholoe Western Reserve 16c> good to prime Central Ohio 120180. Live Roue heavy and lower—oommon 44 00@t 30. fair to g ood llgi t *4 3504 65, packing *4 Ji@f 60. 18*460*™ ** ,S ® 4 7t > raael P» 280 ), shipment) Lonlavllle. Looibvillb, Jnne 7.—Flour dull and un changed—oxtra *6 0008 60, linoy *7 00. Wheat dull—red *180, amber *170, while *1 75. Corn dull—white 64o, mixed 620 Cats dull—white 47o, mixed 440. Bye lnaotlve, 800. Pork dull, *14 60. Bulk meats quiet — shoulders 606%o, olear rib sides 70, clear si les 7%o. Bacon quiet ihoulders 6%0* olear rib sides 7%o, clear sides * Sugar-cured hams quiet aud steady— lu%011)$o. Lard quiet—eholoe leaf, tleroe 10%°, keg n%o. Whiskey quiet, *1 08. Bag- King dull, l‘2)4013c. Tobacco steady with fair demand—Louisville navy bright mahogany 660870, do mahogany 490660, do seoond-olass 49051c, navy fine black Tobacco steady with fair demand—Louisville 0, do 1 ... nevy 47061c, Kentucky smoking 290610. Chleaga Special let Enquirer Sun.) Chicago, June 7.—Flour dull but steady— irlng superttoes *6 0007 00; Western extras ' 0 00 00; winter extras *8 60010 60. Wheat kteady and firm—No 2 Chicago si — 147% cash. -• ‘ No 3 do *1 July, 47%o for August. Oats steady and in ind firm—No 2 Chicago spring *1 470 tab, *1 47% for July, *1 28% lor August; *1 33. Corn firm-44%0 cash, 46%o o “-•r,— %o for August. Oats steady and In fair demand—No 2, 37%o cash. Kyo du 1, 680. Barley 80o. Pork duli-*13oo oa h, *13O7U0 1310 for July, 913 70 for August, lain] dull— *9 06 cash, *9 09%@9 16 for July, *9 229 26 for August. Bulk meats dull—shoulders 4%o, rib middles6%c, short clear middles 0%o. Whis key steady, (1 07. Afternoon Board.—^Wheat unsettled and higher-*1 47%0t 48 for July, *130 for Au gust. Corn active and higher—48Uo for July, 48% for August. Oats unebangod. Pork heavy —*129501297)4 for July, *13 0214013 07% lor August. Lard dull and li *" •91609 17%. Raw Orleans. Special to Enquirer-Sun.) Nuw Orleans, June 7,—Pork quiet und lower—*9 17% lor July, steady, S16 26. Lard dull—tleroe 9%0'j%c, keg R*%0lo%. Bulk menu quint bit st&dy- shuulders, looeo 6%o, packed 6%e; clear rib —e, sides —0, clear sides —0. Bacon In Ihlr demand—shoulders 6%@6%o,clear rib (Idea 8C. clear aides 8%c. Sugar-cored bams quiet but steady, at lO011%o. Whiskey quiet >dy, al iaay — _ unchanged— Itl“ caryruoo, uruinary 10 prime 1702O%o. Sugar excited and higher—com toon to good 8%0O; fair to fully ralr 9%09% for pr me t ' Klee—ordinary to oholoe Louisiana I NATAL STORES, Eta. Koala, Aa. Nxw York, June 7.—Tallow hea.,— city 8%08 3-16.-. Kosln unchanged—81 9m@2 00 for strained. Turpentine eaaler—8103 %c. Fralgbta. Nxw York, June 7.—Freights to Liverpool lower—eotum, per sail %d, steam %d. ■ AMINE INTELLIGENCE. Nnw York, June 7.—Arrived out: Anto nin, Earnest and Marla de Capo, Annie Bon- nell, L. G. Bigelow, Hern Hibernian. Homeward: Eiaaor, Hampton Bonds. G eorgia — musoogee oounty.- W liereas Sarah Oannady makes applica tion lor the guardianship of the persons and property of Marla Oannady, minor. These are, therefore, to olto and admonish all persons Interested to show cause at the proper time and plaoe (lr any they have) wb; said letters should not be granted to said ap plicant. F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. June2d, 1877.—oawlw* G eorgia, musoogee oounty.- Whereas J. J. Bradford, Administrator ol the estate ol Mary Bates, deoeaaed, makes applloatlon for leave to sell the real estate belonging to said deeeased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all arsons Interested to Bhow cause (It any tbe; ave), at the proper ■ time and plaoe, why leave to sell said real estate should not be granted to said applloant. F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. J une 2d, 1877.—oaw4w G eorgia — musoogee oounty- Wheie&s Abqer White, Administrator ot the estate ot George White, deceased, makes application for leave to sell all tbe real estate belonging to said deeeased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons Interested to show cause (It any *' ‘ ‘ " per time and plaoe, I estate should not be Juno 2d, 1877—oaw4w* BROOKS, Ordinary. _ Whereas, Thomas D Fortson aud F J Johnson makes applloatlon for Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of William E Meal- , deceased, late of said county, hese are, therefore, tu elte and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to show cause (If any they have) within the time prescribed by law, why said letters should not be granted to said applloant F M BROOKS, Ordinary. June 2d, 1877—oawiw G eorgia -musoogee oounty.— Whereas 1> H Burts, Guardian of Ade laide Hallenbeok, makes applloatlon for tot ters ot dismission from said guardianship. These are, therefore, to elte and admonish all persons Interested to show canae (if any they oan) at our court, to bu held In und tor said county on the first Monaay In July next, why letters of dismission should not be granted to said applicant. F M BROOKS, Ordinary. Jun- 2d, 1877—oaw4w NOTICE. T HE undersigned, having heretofore held 8took In the Qeorgla Home Insurance Oom puny, in tho oity of Columbus, Georgia, here by gives notioe that ho has sold his stook In said Company and had the same transferred, and olaims, in conformity with section 1604 ot tbe Code of Georgia, that he Is ezsmpt from any liabilities of said Insurance Company. RORY MoNEILl*, Administrator of the Estate of Jno. A. Mo- Neill, deoeased. febi6 oamgm NOTICE. rriUE undersigned having heretofore held X stock in the Merchants nnd Mechanics’ Rank, In the oity of Columbus, Georgia, here by gives notice that he has sold his stock in said Rank and had the same transferred, and claims, In conformity with seotlon 1496$ new oode of Georgia, that he is exoempt from any liabilities of said Rank, rahtl oatnQm A. IIaIaGES. TANHOOD RESTORED. I Victims of youthful Imprudence, who have tried tn vain every known remedy, I will learn of a simple prescription KKKK, tor the speedy cure of nervous debility, premature decay, lost manhood, and all 'disorders brought on by excesses. Any DAVID d S» h «6*&. a ar4t d ,h r T Octoedfcw THHAHU’B CONSUMPTIVE CCME. NuieCnrs for Gonshuftiox, Bbonohitii, Oocghb, Ouoijf, Golds, Asthma and all Lung uff ctlons, and reitores Lost Yoiees. W holesalo and retail by A. M. BRANNON and W. R. KENT. Trial bottlei at all Drug Stores tu the ettv, 36 cents. nr. I.ovle Pierce says: “I have been taking Thrash’s Consumptive Ours ulna days and oan talk with some ease.’’ J. H. Mead, or Atlanta, lays: “Thrash's Cure 1> tbe only remedy that will cure Con sumption.” Bant, Fraaklla A lamer, Atlanta Ga., say: “Tbe demand for Thrash's Con sumptive Cura Is Increasing every day and giving universal satisfaction.” W. N.‘ Wllberuoa db Ce , of Mem phis, Tenn., say: “Sand me another gross ol Thrash’s Cure. The demand has Increased wonderfully.’’ Kenkude, Heal} * Ce. say: -Thrash's Consumptive Cure will post Itself Wholesale and retail by A. M. Brannon aud W. K. Kent. Trial bo’Uee at all Drug Stores In the oity at 86 eanta mh27 W1J
