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DAILY E5TQ0IRB!R-SUfT: OOLUS1BU3, GEORGIA., FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 22. 1877.
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TioiU KmuD, Opelika, Ala.
L, 8. SoacaesLen A Oo, Larayett*. Ala
J T JoHaaoR, Hamilton, Oa.
V 8 Thomta, Alexander Olty, Ala.
J W MoOlbrdo*, Waat Point, Oa.
J. L. UaniBL, Olennrllla, Aim
REGI'LAB TRAVELING AUENT8.
I. M. Una,
WTba abov. Agent* of E»QtnneB-8cn
ara authorised to aoIMt asd raoalpt for tab-
aorlptlon, and adraniaamanta.
HUBBCK1PTI49N BATHS.
From tbU data tha aubaorlptlon to the Oo-
ambui EHqmnnn will be. a, follow,, either
•erred by carrier, la the olty and suburbs, or
■ant by mall, (m preparing Ik* poilaf*) t
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DAILY. One Tear B7.0S
•< Three Month* 1.00
" One Month 78
WEEKLY, One Tear 1.10
•• 81b Montha 78
SUNDAY, Tear 1.80
<• SIB Montha 1.00
WEEKLY and SUNDAY, One Tear.. S.SO
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TUN KB AI. NOTICE.
The friendi and acquaintance! of
Dr. and Mm. E. J. Klrkaoey and Col. E.
T. Shepherd and family are requested to
attend the funeral of Da. E. J. Kiukkoet
at 10 a. m. TO-DAY from the Eplaeopal
ctraroh.
DEATH Or DE. T(. J. KIHKBCKY.
Tbia gentleman, aged about 4G yean,
died yeaterdey at hie reeidenoe in Wynn-
ton, of an abaoeee, with wbioh be bad
been effltoted for Mvetal month*. Dr.
Kirkeeey had been a pbyiioian about
twenty yean, end itood rary high in bfi
profearion. Daring the war be wai con.
neoted with the Said end hospital aerrloe,
He waa the Southern agent of the Pied'
mont end Arlington Life Inanrnnee Com
pany. He waa elao admitted to the bar,
bnt wee not practising in Ibia profeaaion
He waa a Mason of very high standing and
waa Peat Master of Lodge No. 7, F. A A.
II., of tbia city, and waa alao an Odd Fel
low. He lenrea a wife and three chil
dren.
He will be interred to-day with Meaon.
io honor*. The funeral will taka place
tbia 10 a. m. from tbe Episoopal Chnrob.
MUSCOGEE SUPERIOR COURT.
Fifty per oent. additional In Local Column.
AMiranMBBT ADvaBTianuairra, gl a square
for each Insertion.
Marriages and Funeral Notloes, 81.
Daily every other day, two-thirds ol the
above rates.
Sowday and WnaBLY,eaoh, one-thud of the
above rates.
util. I ,1J IIIIM DAHjT MAHKtCI.
naABOAL.
Rate for Cotton Bills—Bight on New York, Boa,
ton and Provld.no. par; on Savannah , Mobile
and New Orleans % discount.
Banks checking on New York % and New Or
leans Id premium; other points VI premium.
Currency loans 10OW pur oeut. gl annum.
Silver I per oent. premium. Oold nominal.
Oorvou—Quiet.
Ordinary 9f$—
Clean gtalned
flood Ordinary 100-
Low Middlings 10%@—
Middlings IOJIB—
■trlct Middling, - 110-'
Balsa 0 bales.
keoelpte fi hales—6 by M k Q. R. R.;
by wagons; 0 by N, k 8. K. R.; 0 by W. R.
0 by river; 0 by B. W. K. R. Shipments
betas—0 by 8. W. R.R.; 0 for home consump
tion ; 0 by W. K. H.; 0 by M. * O. R. It.
DAILY SYATBMSNT.
Block on herd august list, 1870..
Received to-day
11 previously
MO
6
..71,817—11,822
72,812
0
..88,788—781
Stock on bund 2,804
Sana Dtv Last Vasa.—Stock August 91st, 1878,
486; receivod same day 0; total receipts, 61,068
■hipped asms day, 242 ; total shipments, 47,441
Stook 4,102; eelea 407. Mlddliuga 10%c
Receipts at U. 8. ports to-day 2 208; for 0 days
7,819; exports to Orest Brltelu, 14,640; to Conti
uenl, 12,910; stock 280,071 bales.
U. B. Posts Last Ysas.—Receipts for 9 days
8,104; exporle to Orcal Britain, 20,683; to Ooull
nant, 6,604; atook 814,311,
WHOLESALE MARKET.
BaoOM—Shell Idem 8c; clear rlf, sides H 1 ,,
HnLS Meats—Shoulders 7u; clear rib eldee
HAsaino— 13%4$16c.
Ooa«—Yellow, 0c; While, 88c
80CAS—Kellued A, 13c.; extra C, 12o. { Clio
Ploux—P libl—Supcrllue, $7.6002; family
8HB11.
Hvnor—Klori.la, 60c.
Tibs—Iron 6%@6%c.
IsSs* to Ns sc AdvwMHsasnfl.
Oolonado Hotel, Philadelphia.
Matinee tbia Afternoon—Tbe Wallaoks.
Uloera, Tumors, Jto., Oared—Dr. J. H,
Cloplnnd.
Exoursion
men oe in ent.
listen to Anbnrn
Com-
Reduction
in Betee—Grand
Central
Hotel, New York.
HEECCEY
AT THE GEVEUIA
IIOMK OFFICE.
THURSDAY.
9 A. H
.... 85® 1 » p. it
88°
12 M
....Win j 0 p. XI
89o
OORRK8PONDINO D4Y LOST YEAR.
9 A. M
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12 IL
64 o
Hnlee of Oume.
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From tbe bant information wa oan gat
tbe Columbus agents have sold the prune
ent season some 3,000 tons of guano. The
purchasers mostly live within thirty mils*
of Columbus, ezoept on the south, whtro
Troy it included. Tbe sales from Ooltuu
bus proper have been about 1,000 tons.
All with tbe fewest exoeptions bis bean
sold for ootton to be delivered in tbe fell.
Many u bale will be required.
Tbe Grand Central Hotel, New York,
illustrate* the wisdom of a full bouse
reaaooabl* rates, by reducing from (4
#2.80 and #3 per day, and leaving
other competitors to bear the brunt
extravagant prices. ju22 eodlw
Travelers often wonder why their fel
low travelers are *o loud in their prate* of
the Oolondade Hotel, Philadelphia, but
after e visit themselves, they are satisfied
of lie famous excellence. ju22 lw
W. A. LITTLE,
ATTOSUIT AMD OOPIlaxi.LOe-AT.LAW,
Offie* over I. A. Fraser's hardware More.
feb4 ta
JUDGE M. J. OBAWFOBD 1
■ IDINS.
TW1NTT-NINTH DAT.
The Finnegan ease, which ooninmed
yeeterday, will be flniahed to-day. Tbe
examination of witueeaes waa ended yes
terday, the prinoipel ones of wbioh were
phyeioiana. Counsel for tbe eocueed have
put in tbe plea of genaral insanity, and
tbe queationing of modieai experts wss
made quite lively and interesting. Tbe
argument waa opened yesterday afternoon
by John Ksmbo, Esq., for tbe defense.
Hs spoke two hours end thirty minutes.
This morning speoobes will be made by
Thornton A Grimes for tbe aooused, end
by tbe Solloitor.
We have given tbe evidence of tbe
witnesses, exoept the experts, several
times.
DE. A. A. CLOPLAND,
Of Huntsville, Ale., who has been visit
ing Georgia professionally 27 years, m*y
be consulted in Columbus on tbe 24tb,
2Stb, 2G!b and 27th dsys of June. Re
fers to hundreds in tbs oity snd thousands
all over tbe State. He heals Pilks, Fis
tula, Stbiotubbs, Cloebs, Tumors,
Hake-Lip, Ao. Everything necessary to
ouro tbe worst oases of Files is done in
less then half a minute, and tbe patient
may return home immediately, oured by
simple application to the diseased parts.
Dr. 0. is now instructing others so that
they may bo able to ouro tbe worst oases
of Files end Fistula.
Dr. 0. refers to thousands of intelli-
gout pbysiolaut Boutb us to bis perfect
■uooeee. ju22 3t
WESLEYAN PEMALE COLLEGE
HONOBS'.rOU EXCELLENCE.
Macon, Ga., Judo 20, 1877.
Editor Enquirer-Sun : — Tbe Oom-
meneement exeroisesof Wesleyan Female
College he* Just oloaed with great oredit
Tha audlenoe waa large, visitors being
present from all parta of tha State.
Dr. Haygood’s address was spoken of
by ell as one of the finest efforts ever
made by anyone on sueb an oooation, bis
theme being “Ohereoter."
Dr. Bass made a very appropriate ad'
dress after delivering diplomas and
awarding medals to the graduating class
Tbe following are the fortunate young
ladles to whom medals were awarded for
general exeellenee in ell their studies end
deportment generally ;
Mina Lula Mobley, Hamilton, Gt.; Miss
Etta MeElrath, Alabama; Miaa Minnie
Wood, Maoon, Ga. ; and Miss Annie Mur
ray. Visitor,
A Great Convenieare.
Our poatoflloe has banging near the de
livery and mailiug boxes a set of dials
wbioh indioate tha oloae aod arri val of the
mails to and from all points in tbs United
States, that is, of every route leading
from this oity, or all routes in tbe Union.
This is a great oonvenienoe to our oiti'
sens, and will save tha podtoffloe clerks
the trouble of having to give information
on tha eubjeot so often. By tbe side of
this dial plat* is a oard containing a full
sobednle of the horse mails in this sec
tion.
CITY LIGHT BCAKDS.
This oompauy waa out lest night with
thirty muskets, under oommand of Lieut.
Williama. They wore their new uniform
end presented a fine appearanoe. Con
eidering tbe “freshness” of the majority
of tbe oompany, they did very well.
Don’t fail to atend their festival te be
given in tbe court house yard on 2d, 3d
and 4th of July. The prize drill was
postponed until next Thursday night.
Noxthrrn Female College,
The Commencement exeroisea of
tbit institution in LeGrange, Geor
gia, oloaed Wednesday. There were
eleven in tbe graduating cl
Among tbia number was Miss
Ida, daughter of Mr. J. N. Embry, of this
eity. The subjeet of her composition
waa, “Full many a flower is born to blush
uueeen, Ao.”
PI EE LAST NIGHT.
Lose ABOUT $8,600 AND NO INSURANCE.
The alarm of fir* was sounded this
morning sllj o’olock from a bell in the
npper portion of the oity. Oar devil* aod
oompe. deserve tbe greatest praise, for they
not only roused Broad street but sounded
tbe fire alarm, and helped carry two en
gines to the scene of conflagration. It
was bard pulling. 'Bab for our boysi
They ara tramps of tbe Arst-elees.
The fir* destroyed all tbe framed struc
tures on tbe west aide of Oglethorpe
street from Hamilton's ooraer to John
Ryan’s soda factory. Tha bouses were
of one story snd burned like tinder.
One waa owned by I. H. Hamilton, in
wbioh Mr. Cole bad a amall stook.
Two others were tbe property of Mr.
MeCook, in one of wbioh be resided and
bad a mixed atook.
Tbe fourth was owned by Brawner, of
Harris county, and occupied as a store by
Upton. In this store the fire originated,
near the obimney, and bad grown to a
full blaze before discovered.
MoOook we* tbe heaviest looser, prob-
ably $2,000. Hia wife saved some. He
wee not in town. In some of the tens
meets, we are told, some faetory opera
tives lost their all. In fact hardly any
thing was saved from any of tbe houses.
There wee no insurance excepting, per
haps, on tho Hamilton house.
The oolored oompany bad tbe first
stream on the fir*. Hook and Ladder
Oompany wee promptly on tbe ground.
For a volvntoer department our* is one of
the very best.
Tbe entire loss in buildings and etooks
will fally reaob $8,800. No insurance.
MoOook's etore a barrel of kerosene
exploded. No damage, exoept to add to
the intense beet.
THE WALLACE TRIFOLOUUE.
They gave * most enjoyable entertain
ment lest night in tbe Opera House.
Their entire programme wee fresh end
sprightly and there was nothing tiresome
nnattraotive in it. Their operetio
gems, oomio songs and quiok changes of
monologue characters are a charming fea
ture. If you would laugh and drive away
dull care witness their entertainments.
They will give s matinee this afternoon at
o'clock end an entire obsnge of pro
gramme to-night. Admission to matinee
twenty-five oenta and ten oent* for adnlta
and obildren respectively.
Dr. P. O, Tteknor.
Tbe Washington Capital thus speaks
of a correspondent’s letter thus:
“He then quotes “The Virginians of
tbe Valley," one of the most exquisite
poems in any language. It was written
by Dr. F. O. Tioknor, of Columbus, Ga.,
who also wrote “Little Giffen, of Ten
nessee.” Had Dr. Tioknor been a North
ern man, and written for Northern maga
zines, be would have been rung and sung
into mortality. As it is, be died obaenre-
ly, and bis ohildron of poetry seem to bo
orphaned indeed.
MorrieS,
Last night, at tbe residence of Mr.
Odom, Mr. Joe Hamby to Miss Jennie
Bamboah. Rev. J. V. M. Morris officiated.
Bass EolL
The Chattahoochee* end tbe Junior
“Scrubs” will play a match game bplow
Beioh's Garden this evening. The boys
plav well, and an interesting game is ex
pec ted. _
Steamer Jordan,
A telegram wee received from Captain
Henry Moore that this steamer left Pens*
cola at 10 a. m., yesterday. It will reaob
Apalaohieole to-day, and will arrive here
next Monday or Tuesday.
Hamms**! ss4 Eeeem\ptton.
Bine* tha passage of this lew there bee
been taken in this oounty 385 homesteads
and exemptions.
Largest and Prettiest atook of Caliooas
in tha oity at M. Jauxra’s.
Cap. HiUe.
The man who established military rule
in Ool umbos during the Ashburn dsys,
and terrorized over the weak and unof
fending, and for a few meetings of a
council of bis own appointing, made him
self Mayor, now oommand* a oompany of
Federal troops in Atlanta. Hs has any
thing bnt admirers in this quarter. He
will never be forgotten or forgiven. He
removed tbe elsoted Mayor and OoanoU.
The Ahsoxiessa People.
No people in tbe world suffer a* mnob
with Dyspepsia as Amerloans. Although
year* of experience in medicine bad fail
ed to aooompliab a oertain and bum rem
edy for this die**** and its effects, snob
os Soar Stomach, Heart-Mini, Water
Brash, Slok Headache, Oostlvenese, Pal
pitation of tbe Heart, Liver Complaint,
doming up of the food, low spirits, gen
eral debility, etc., yet ainoe the intro
duction of Grrxm’s Auoust Flower we
believe there ia no oaee of Dyspepsia that
oannot be Immediately relieved. 80,000
dozen sold last year without one case of
failure reported. Go to your Druggist
and gat a Sample Bottle for 10 oents and
try it Two dose* will relieve you. Reg
ular Size 75 oents. my8 dAwly
NEW
4LT
YORK
STORE
THE
Tbe following Goods bavebeen rednoed
from 25 to 50 per oent:
PAHASOLH, 500 still on band.
1.000 on band.
5.000 « “
COO pieces on hand. .
76 “ “
100 “ “
76 “ “
125 doz. “
1.000 “ “
CORSETS,
FANS,
RIBBONS,
ALPACAS,
OAHSIMEBES,
IRISH LINEN,
SHIRTS,
HOSIERY,
MARKET REPORTS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER.
FINANCIAL.
Naw York, Jane 21—Evening.—Money e»sy,
1@1% per sent. Sterling 'anil, 448. Sold
strong, 106%. Governments steady—new 0’s
111%. State bonds weak for Louisiana oonsols.
Baltimore, Jon* 21. — At the stook ei
ther* was a stronger
AT KIRVEN’S:
RIBBONS obeeper than ever known;
Ail-Silk Gros-Gran Ribbons—all shades
—from 5 oents upwards;
Embroidered Swiss for Oversuits;
Fresh stook Blaek 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.
Beautiful White and Colored Fans,
suitable for evening use.
. ,_ , ohenge this morning there was a stronger
LACE CURTAINS from 15 oenta up- disposition to buy Baltimore and Ohio Kail-
road stook; M shares wen sold In small lota;
opening at 40. selling to 78, then Advancing to
84, end olosed with 84% bid end *0 asked.
saw YORK STOOK MARKET.
Specie! to Ms Inquirer tat.]
Naw York, Jana 21.— Stocks Arm, as
follows:
I New York Central 88%; Erl*. 8: Lake
Shore, 47%; Illinois Ceatral 82; Pittsburg 74;
Chicago St North; —' ■*
| Book Island, »6%.
THE SCB-TUASCAT.
Balances—Gold, $80,044,748; Onrreney, $49,-
2,878; Sub-Traaaury tpald lateral, |»,4U0 —
I for bonds $108,00U.
Customs receipts $234,000.
COTTON
LivssrooL, June 21—Noon.—Cotton dull;
wards.
And a great variety of other Good*
which I am offering at reduced figures.
If you wish to buy Goods right, get my
prices.
tf
J. Albert Kibvxn.
House Furnihhing Linens at
eodtf M. Joseph’s.
A lot of Toilet Soaps, Gelatine and
Flavoring Extracts, for sale oheap, at
tf Masom’b Dbuo Store.
BLEU ANT DOOMS POE EENT.
Suitable for offices, sleeping apart-1 middling uplands 0%d, middling' Orleans
. „ IT’ r 7 8 7-18d; talas 7,000-1,000 for speculation ami
meats, Ac., recently fitted up over Enqui- I export.
beb-Sun office.
feb27 tf
Reoeipts to-day 400— no American.
Futures, buyers offering l-10d last :
Nates ol uplands, low middling olause, June
and July delivery, 0 6-S2d; July and August
6 6-82d ; August and September, 0 7-32(1;
Tli *
Those Fifteen Dollar Yaeht and Flan
nel Saits at Thornton A Acee’a are eu
perb. ep29 tf
Io feet, yon oan find anything wanted I tt ^oo°p. t ii!^Of d satos r lo^ay 2,000 were Amert
id tbe Dry Goods line, cheaper than else- oan.
where, at M. Joseph’s,
eodtf 89 Broad street.
October snd 'November, 6 5-lod
2:14 p.m.—Middling upland! 6 3-160; mid
dling Orleans 6%d
Futures steady.
PRINTING
BOOK BilNDINC
Every Description,
LOWEST PRICES!
THOMAS GILBERT,
43 Randolph^St.
;al4ill txwoam
A Murderer Ceptured.
On Wednesday, Deteotives Roberts and
Palmar oaptured Alex. Slaughter, ooloerd,
who was oonvioted end sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary, for murder.
About three years ago this soouudrel, as
sisted by two others of the same stamp, tied
negro man end whipped him to death
with a buggy traoa. One of bia accom
plices was oaptured, and is serving out a
five years’ term—the other is still at large.
He baa made bis esospe three times
from Barbour oounty, Ala., jail, and was
oaptured onoe before by this firm.
Messrs. R. and P. ran tha “gentleman”
about two miles on Sunday morning, but
be distsnoed them in a abort while and
was lost to view. On Wednesday they
heard of his whereabouts and started in
pursuit. On arriving they inquired of a
woman if he waa in tha bouse, and she
answered In tbe negative. The bouse
waa searohed, bowevoj, and tbe “lost wee
found.” They were assisted by two other
gentlemen, and after a great deal of scuf
fling he was secured and marobed to tbe
city. He is repnyented to be a very vi-
oiona soouodrel and a hard “ ’an” to han-
die.
S fuel or,' Gordon amt HiU—Splendid For
mat of Them.
We are in reoeipt of two magnifioent
line engravings of the statesmen whose
uaiues bead this artioie. They form part
of a series, embracing tbe portraits of tbe
distinguished living Southern statesmen
which is being published by a leading
Bonthern bouse. They are truthful like
nesses, exeouted io the highest style of
engraving. They are both splendid works
of art, and destined to take their plaoes
in the homes of our people.
The manly, noble, generous features of
our‘beloved Gordon, stand out aa if en
dued with life.
Tbe portrait of Hill is no lees a suoosaa
—true in all its details. -
We oen only oommeng to onr readers
these piotures, and the enterprise, native
and home-boru, which gives them to us.
Mr. James T. Gray, Atlanta, Ga., is the
general agent, and desires an agent in
every town and oonnty of this State, to
plaee the portraits before the people.
Apply to him for igenoiee or for the por
traits. Prioe, $2 eaoh.
Faeefteis.
Tbe examination of the popiis of tbe
Publio Sobools will commence today and
continne a week, when all will have a va
cation of three months. Tbe boys are
happy, they oan go in tbe river and stay
zb day; go fishing; go after plume and
play ball until they are tired of it. Look'
out boys or you may make work for the
Doctors.
Tbo girls will go visiting, pioknioking,
“berrying," but have a care, don't ait on
decayed logs or you may have cause to
wish you had'nt gone.
All will have e good rest until Oetober
1st, and then go back to your olaaeea with
a determination to stand first.
Lett for Home.
A party of young ladies, from the
Female College, left for their homes yes
terday on tho Mobil* A Girard train
among whom wen, Misses Leila and
Bailie Wilkinson, and Mimes Ella and
Mittie Murphree, all for Troy.
From tbo “forlom"-lookiog boys left
standing oa lb* platform when the train
departed, w* would say that aoaao one
waa smitten with thus* bewitching young
JUST RECEIVED:
Sequins or Fish Soale Buttons, entirely
new;
Fan Girdles, new and pretty,
Black Trimming Silk at 85 oents—cheap
est Goods in the oity;
Viotorie Lawns—100 pieoea at 12} oenta
and upwards;
London Oorda—60 pieoee; '
Ladies’ Solid Oolored Hose;
Musquito Bobinet—50 pieoee;
Bars—250 “
25 pieoea Spanish and Guipure Laoo;
75 “ French Val. Laos;
10 “ English Crepe;
150 dozen Wool, Felt and Straw Hats,
eodtf Gordon A Oaboill,
AT THE CASH DBY GOODS HOUSE
Saab Ribbons, 15o. per yard;
“ 45c. and 75o. per yard;
Naw lot of Bebbed Ribbons, used as ties,
and Hair Ribbons;
LadieB' Ties, 10o., 15o., 25o. and up
wards;
Ladies’ Silk Henilkerohiefa, 40o., 75o.,
90o., $1.25;
Pure Linen Table Cloth* (doable width),
at 40o., tiOo., 75o. and upwards;
Gents’ Hemmed and Linen Handker
chiefs, 15o., 25o., 50a.;
New Napkins and Towels.
J. 8. JONES.
Columbus, Oa., June 12,1877.
eod tf
FRESH ARRIVAL!
Blaek Laos Scarfs $1.50 to $3.
White “ “ $1, $2 and $3.
Embroidered Swim Muslins;
Ladies’ and Gants’ Oolored Bordered
Handkerohiefs;
Ladies’Silk Ties;
Laos Bibs;
An elegant line of Marseilles Suits;
A large variety of Japanese Fans from
lOo. to $1;
Dress Buttons in new shades,
tf Blahohabp A Hill.
Dr. Tutt has
been engaged in
the practice of
medicine thirty
years, and for a
long time was
demonstrator of
anatomy in the
Medical College
Georgia.
TUTTS PILLS
A distinguished physician of New York says:
“ It is astonishing how universally Dr Tutt’s
Pills are used. In my daily rounds, I hear of
them not only ntnong the poor, but their virtues
are heralded from the mansions of the wealthy
and refined. Knowing the inventor from his
long connection with the medical profession, I
have great confidence in their merits, and of late
have often prescribed them with the happiest
results in cases where I desired to make a decid
ed impression on the liver.”
TUTT’S PlLLS
CURB SICK HEADACHE.
TUTfSPILLS
CUBE DYSPEPSIA.
TUTfSPILLS
CURE CONSTIPATION.
TUTfSPILLS
CURE PILES.
TUTfSPILLS
CURE FEVER AND AGUE.
TUTfSPILLS
CURB BILIOUS COLIC.
TUTfSPILLS
CURE KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
TUTfSPILLS
CURE TORPID LIVER.
TUTT’SPILLS
IMPART APPETITE.
using ^hf>
thatfthoy
are prepared i..
doicntinc prin
ciples, nnd !
freo from a
quackery.
Ho lias >v
coded in coi
iiiiiig in tli
lie heretofore
ntn go u is tic
dualities of a
8TRENOTH-
ENINO.PUR
health; accum
ulations, they
proiln,.
weakness.
They may he
time with
Aa n safe family
inedicino they
have no rival.
PHICF, 25c.
OFFICE :
35 Murray St.,
NEW YORK.
LEA Sc PERRINS’
CELEBRATED
OONNOI8BKURS
to be tho
Only Qoodj
Sauce,
anil applicable t
EVERY
VARIIITV % II
EXTRACT ova
LETTER
from a medical
gentleman at Mad-
raato hit brother
at Worcester, May
1861.
Consolidated net reoeipts 2,208; exporta to
Great Britain 14,660 to France 4062, to conti
nent 100, ehannel 3208.
Nsw York, June 21. — Evening. — Net re-
celpta 16.
mures oloied firm; Bales 28 ooo bales, a«
follow. : June, 11 *1-100011 66-100; July, 11 70-
100011 71-100; August, 118MOO; September, 11
76-100011 70-100; October, 11 44-100011 46-100;
November, 1127-100011 28-100; Ueoember 11 28
100011 28-100; January, 11 48-10001146100;
February, 1163-100011 OJ-loo; March, 11 73100
| @11 76-100.
Galvbstor, June 21.—Ootton nominal; mid
dlings ll%o; net reoeipts 85.
Bavakkab, June 21.—Cotton dull; ml'-
dingi 1 %o; net receipts 230; islet 33; exports
to Great Britain 2,8 0.
Nsw Oblsars, June 21.—Ootton quiet; mid
dlings U%o. low mlddliuga 10%o, good ordinary
10%o; reoeipts 20;' sales 760.
PKOVIltlONB.
Baltimore.
Baltimore, June 21.—Oats quiet and heavy
—Southern prime 470480. Rye quiet, 80086.
Provisions firmer. Pork —mesa $14 76016 oo.
Baoon—abouldera 0%o, olear rib sides 8%@8%o.
i Hams 120163- Lard—refined 10@10%o. toffee
quiet—Job lota 16%O2t%0. Whiskey steady’
»t $1 11. Sugar dull, ll%o.
New York.
Naw York. June 21— Flour, mote ateady.no
decided ohange In price, closing quiet—super
fine Western and State $6 53@6 Ou; Southern
grades quiet and steady, unohanged—oom-
mon to fair extra $8 6000 26, eood to oholoe ex
tra $» 3001100. Wheat dull, slightly In buyer.’
favor, no butlness of magnitude reported—win
ter red Western $101. Corn %@lc lower—un
graded Western mixed 6601.90, yellow Wei-
tern mixed Ole. Oats l@2e lower. Coffee—
Rio firm, quotations unohanged—cargoes 16%@
2 >%o, gold; job loti 16%@22%o, gold. Sugar dull
—9%0io%o for fair to good refining; 10%o for
( rime; refined doll and heavy—standard A,
l%o. Molaaaeadulland nominal—New Orleans
600600. Rice steady—Carolina, 6%@6%o for
common to prime; Louisiana 6@7e. Pork high
er-new met* $14 60. Lard higher and firm-
old prime ateam $9 60; new do $9 86. Whiskey
dull, $1 11% naked.
Olnelnaaa4l.
Uimoikmati, June *1.—Flour quiet and un-
, changed—family $8 7609 00. Wheat inaotlve—
red $10001 80. Uorn quiet hot firm—mixed 48 -,
white 49o. Rye steady, 700710. Barley dul —
old fall 4O04io. Oats dull—white 48o, mixed
880. Pork firmer, $18 60 bid, $14 00 asked. Lard
good demand—steam 8%o, kettle 9%@ioo. Balk
meats aotlve. a shade higher—shoulders 16 00,
short rib middles $7 12%@7 15, short olear mid
dles 7%e. Baoon .toady—abouldera 6%e, olear
, rib aides 8c, clear aides 8%@8%s Whiskey
steady, $107. Butter remains steady—Western
Reserve 16016c; good to prime Central Ohio
■ 8%o. Live hogs active—paoklng $4 6004 70,
butohera $4 7604 $0; reoeipts 1661, shipments
660.
Muscogee Jlheriff Sale
By AOEE A YONGE, Auctioneers.
W ILL BE SOLD, ON THE FIRST
TUESDAY IN iULY NEXT, In front
oi Abbott A Newsom’s oorner, Broad street
olt; of .Uolumbns, Mueoogee oounty, state of
Georgia, between the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
The undivided half Interest In all
that lot or parcel of land lying
and being In the olty of Oalumbas
Musoogee county, as follows : The north hair
of the northwest oorner lot In the Aoademy
square. In said olty, tbe same being lot number
2 In said squire, sold as the property of W R
Wood to satlsry a fl fa In my hands In favor of
J A J Kaufman vs R O Pearce and W K
Wood, Proporty pointed out by plaintiff’s at
torney.
By O. S. HARRISON, Auctioneer.
Part of lot of land number 224 r the 17th dls.
triot of Muscogee county, part o lot number
223 and part of lot number 194, all in said 17th
district, and aggrogating 226 acres, more or
less, sold as the property of the estate uf John
Odom, deoeased, to satisfy a fl fa In my hands
In ravor of Thomas fc Prescott va John D
Odom, trustee for John Odom, deceased. Levy
made and returned by lawful constable.
J. G. BURRUS,
Ju6 oaw4w Sheriff.
Muscogee Sheriff Sale
By AOEK fc YONGE, Auctioneers.
O N THE FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST
NEXT, 1 will sell, at the corner ol Broad
and St. Ulair streets, between the usual hours
of publio sale, the following property, known
as water lots In the oiiy of Columbus numbers
20, 21,22, 28. 21, 26. 20. 27, 28, 20, 80, 81, 82, 33,
34, 36. 30 and 87, all lying anil being in the city
of Columbus, each lot oontaln'ng a front of 72
foot north and south on Hay btreet, and run
ning back to the high water mark on the west
ern bank of the Chattahoochee river, lying be
tween Randolph street on the north and Craw
ford street on the south, being a part of the
survey made by John Bethune on tne Oth day
of December, 1841 Property pointed out by
plaintlfPs attorney. The whole sold to satisfy
a fi fa in favor of van Leonard, trustee How
ard Manufacturing Oompany, vs, the Water
i®ot Company of the City of Columbus. Exe-
oi tton proceeding for tbo use of Jesse J. Brad
ford, trustee appointed by the Court In place
of Van Leonard, trustee, deoeased.
J.G. BURRUS, Sheriff.
June 8, 1877. ju9 oawtd
Louis.
St. Louis, June 21.—Flour, stock and de
mand light, inquiry chiefly for medium and
oholoe grades—XX fall *7 6007 76; XXX fall
the most | W 860810, good to fancy family brands $8 260
Tell Lea fc Perrins
that their Sauce is
highly esteemed in
India, and 1$ in my
opinion the m<
palatable aa well
9 76. Wheat opened easier and inactive, closed
the most wholesome higher—No 8 red fall $1 70: No 4 do. tl 68. Corn
t!Auce that is m«de higher—ho 2 mixed 43^048^0. Oats dull,
"7e steady, 63o. Whiskey steady,
gher—job lots. $18 26. Lard nom-
nally uuohanged—summer $8 2608 86. Bulk
meats—shoulders $4 70c, clear rib sides 7o bid.
Worcestershire Sauce.
PRBICIUM AWABDKD AT OBNTBMNIAL FOR
1st. Excellent Taste.
\t
Bacen—shoulders 6%o, elaar rib allies 7%o,clear
eady—light $4 3604 46. Oat-
| sides 8a Hogs st.i . _
tie steady ana in fair demand—oholoe to fanoy
steam $42604 02%, thorough Texans $2 264$
3 76, grasa-fed 1'exuna $3 6006 00.
Louisville.
Louibvillb, June 21.—Floor -market doll
40c, mixed 43e. 'Pork easier, $'4 00. Bulk
meats firmer—shoulders 0%o, elear rib stiles
G eorgia — musoogee oounty.-
Whereaa Sarah Uannadv makes applica
tion lor tha guardianshiporxhe persons and
property of Marla Oannady, minor.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all persons Intonated to show eanse at the
pUoaat,
F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary.
Juno 2d, 1877.—oawtw*
VJ( wjierottB j. j. Diouiuru. AuiuioiBi.iuiur
of the estate ol Mary Bates, deceased, makes
application for leave to sell the real estate
belonging to said deoeased.
These are therefore to olte and admonish all
persons Interested to show cause (if any they
have), at tho proper time and plaoe, why
leave to sell said real estate should not be
granted to said applicant.
F. M. BROOKS,
Ordinary.
June 2d, 1877.—oawiw •
C'1 EORGIA — MUSCOGEE OOUNTY-
VDT Whereas Abner White, Administrator of
the estate ot George White, deoeased, makes
application for leave to sell all tbe real estate
belonging to said deoeased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all persons Interested to show cause (it any
they have), at the proper time and plaoe,
why leave to sell said real estate should not be
granted to said applicant. .
F M BROOKS, Ordinary.
Juno 2d, 1877—oaw4w»
Proonre a bottle ot Thrash’a Oonsnmp
tive Cure and Lung Heatorer, and slop
that dreadful oough. Trial 50, large 1.50
Sold by all Druggist*.
mh24 eodAwly
Hosier; for Ladieo, Gentlemen and
Children—a very large atook—at
eodtf M. JoakFH’a.
London Oorda, White Pique*, Linen
Dress Lawns, Figured Mnalina, Victoria
Lawns, and other Good* too numerous to
mention, at prioes that will insure sales,
at M. Joseph’s.
eodtf
Fine Linen Baady-Made D;
Underwear for Ladies—elegant and oheap
—at M. Joseph's.
eodtf
2nd. Very Carefully Prepared.
o 1 eu hams Io fair demand, lo%0io%o, boxed.
/~\ Lard steady—oholoe leaf, tlero. 10%o. Whls-
jP ■tPL/J .• key quiet,$107. Bagging nominally unohanged
12%018O. Tobacoo unohanged.
JOHN
■ handsome and
M. Jobeph's.
Black Grenadine* -
oheap—st
eodtf
A complete atook of Parasols from 17}
oents and upwards, at M. Joseph's.
eodtf
Elegant Blaok and Oolored Dress Silks
at M. Joseph’s.
eodtf
Sea Islands, Bleaching*, Tickings and
other Domestic Dry Goods vary cheap, at
eodtf M. Joseph's.
Jaoonat,Embroideries—a full and oom-
plete assortment, from 4 oenta and np-
arda—at M. Joseph's.
eodtf • ^
Brown and Drab Linens for Di
and Apron* at M. Joseph's.
o f
Beat fitting Ooraeta from 35 oents and
upwards, at M. Joseph's.
eodtf
Many novelties and bargains thia weak
to be displayed at J. 8. Joans',
eodtf
A* 00411 AT COAT 11
Kamambar that wa will offer for a short
while onr an lira atook of Spring and
Summer Draaa Goods at octet and below
ooaL Wa mean business.
tf RiAyAin $
SIGN ATURR OR ICY RUT BOTTLR.
DUNCAN’S
NEW YORK.
SONS
NEW
LUMBER YARD.
Willingham & Co.,
DEAIjKRS in
Sash, Doors i Blinds]
AND
ill Kiis of Bolero’ Supplies.
Send for Prioe List.
Clileawo.
I Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
Chicago, June 21.—Flonr, firm and un
changed-spring supsrfines $6 0007 00; Wes
tern extras $7 0 09 00; winter extras $8 400
10 60. Wheat, market aotlve—No 2 Chicago
spring $1 44 cash, $1 420142% for July, $1 24%
1 24% tor Angust. Uorn generally higher—
46o oath. 44%0 IO' July,47%e for August; reject
ed 410. Oats dull and weak—S4ooath, 36%@
35%o for July. Rye dull, at 60e. Barley steady,
I at 660600. Pork market aotlve—$18 26 oa h,
meats, market lalrly aotlve—6o for shoulders,
7o ror dear rib sides,T%o lor elaar sides, whis
key steady, at $1 07.
Afternoon Board.—Wheat unohanged. Corn
%o lower. Oats unohangad. Pork lower, $13
0601310. Lard lower—$8 96 for July, $9 02%
| for August.
Naw Orleans.
Special to Enquirer-Suit.]
N *w O&liams, Jane 21.—Pork strong, hold
$14 76. Lard dull, prioes quoted—tleice 9o, keg
9%o. Balk meats market dull—shonlders,
I loo, e. 6c; packed 6%o. Bacon exoltad and high
er, held—shoulders 6%0, dear rib sides 8%c,
| elear sides 8%e. Sugar-cured hams—9%@llc.
Whiskey quiet—rectified $1 060111. Uoffee—
Rio,cargoes, ordinary to prim* 1702O%o. Sugar
excited and higher—common to good 8%@9;
fair to fully fair 9%09% for pr me to oholoe.
Kloa—ordinary to onoioa Louisiana 4%@6o.
NAVAL STOKES, Eta.
Reels, Ac.
Naw York, June 21.—Tallow easy—prime
ity •!■“-*-
•tralm
Freights.
COUNTY—
_ Whereas, Thomas D Fortson and F J
Johnson makes application for Letters of Ad
ministration on liie estate of William E Meal
ing. doooased, late of said oounty.
These are, therefore, to olte and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to show oause (If any they hare)
within tho time proscribed by law, why said
letters should not he granted to said applioant.
F M BROOKS, Ordinary.
Juno 2d, 1877—oaw4w
G eorgia -musoogee oounty.-
Whoroas D II Burts, Guardian of Ade
laide Hallenbeok, makes application for let
ters ol dismission from said guardianship.
These are, therefore to olte and admonish
all persons Interested to show cause (if any
they o an) at onr oourt, to bo held in and for
said oounty on tho first Alonaay In July next,
why letters of dismission should not be granted
to said applioant.
F M BROOKS, Ordinary.
June 2d, 1877—oaw4V
city B%@8 S-lOc. Rosin steady— 41900196 (
nod. Turpentine steady— 8l%OS2o.
Naw York, Jnn* 21.—Freights to Liverpool
quiet—souon, par sail 7-$2d, stasis %d.
■WOffioe and Yard on Randolph
atroat, between Oglethorpe and Jack-
ton.nov28wly
BONNY BOON BERKSHIRE
/CHOICE BKKBBHItE PIU»
from Arst-cU-s IMPORT EL) C
SOWS, bred to the following noted-
Prior Wimkrua : “Roblnhood,”!
“Smlthereon,” “Royal Smltheroou,
Tombs," snd Sir Dorohester Cardiff.
Safe tranioortation and satisfaction guaran
teed. Send lor catalogue.
WILLIAM BBUGE,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
New York, June 81.—Arrived: Aoodin,
[ State of Virginia.
Arrived out: 8aon, Brentf and Run, Bank
j Valero.
i Special to Enquirer-Sun,]
Nrw York, Jane 81.—Arrived out: Cash*
| Ian and Murlet.
Special to Enquirer-fun. ]
Savahxvh. June 81. — Cleared : Steamer
I Css lid a. Liverpool: bark Natloual Bogle, Car-
tenger.
| ISalled; Bark Geneva, Doboy.
“Royal
fetST Wly
A GOOD WELLd^ wi& o.r $*,*
Will Augur. Sand lor our auger book. U.
S. A v«EH Oo, St. Leals, Mu. apes wtowlj
fit UNTEteS’ AND TKAFFERS’ 1LLUS-
TRATED PRACTICAL GUIDE.—
Gunning and rlfi* shooting; making end using
traps, snares and neU; baits and baiting; pra-
ng, dressing, tanning and aya-
Wlth fifty *n-
K »'"*», .« wa s Miuwmlst’s Manual,
Dog Training, Mo. Honors of Vantrllo-
qol.m.lSc. lasprovamaat of Memory, 16*. Oi
can b* made In on* booksellers or by mall.
J JESSE HANEY A OO.,
lie Noasaastrost, Naw York.
Oolnmbnt, (
Petition to Foreclose Mort
gage.
MUSOOGEE SUPERIOR OOURT, >
May Term, 1877. {
_ ant, William A. James, lias removed be
yond the limits of the State of Georgia, upon
motion It Is ordered by the Court thst the de
fendant be served with a oopy of the rule Hi St
In this oase by publication lu the Columbus
Erquirkr Sun, a publio gaiette of the olty of
Columbus, onoe a month tor tour months prior
to the next term of this Court, and that de
fendant answer by the next term, fco.
A true extraot from the minutes of Musco
gee Superior Oourt at its May Term, 1877,
June 8tb, 1877.
NOTICE.
rT7HE undersigned having heretofore held
X stook In tho Merchants nnd Mechanics’
Bank, In the olty of Columbus, Georgia, here
by give, notloe that ha hme sold his stook In
said Bank and had the sama transferred, and
olalms, In conformity with section 149S, new
oode of Georgia, that he Is exoompt from any
Uabllltlos ol said Bank,
mhll oam6m A. ILLGES.
IV O TICE.
X stook in the Georgia Home Insurance Com
pany, In the olty of Columbai, Georgia, here
by gives notice that he has sold his stock In
said Company and hod the same transferred,
and olalmr, in eonformlty with section 1602 ol
the Code of Georgia, that he la exempt from
any Uabllltlos of said Insurance Company.
RORY MoNEILL,
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
Agrlcullmrtxl IaapletmeaSa, Ae ,
Made and repaired at the, loweet CASK
prioes, on Wynn's UUI, near tbe olty, by
turt^odfcwlv _ w 61. AMOS
$n WATCHER. Cheap.*! III'the know.
| k JR world. .VimmjE notch anel outlt /rrr to Aps*t*,
I VIP rv r terms address COULTER fc CO $UU«W
