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DAILY HJNfQUIRBR^aiUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA* WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 18. 1877. SALISBURY * . Honurow CO. nawumn bath. mm (fell date tba wtwIHIw to the Oo- ewbra foremens wilt to M Minn, either servo* by earriars la th* alty u4 sebsrto, or •aat by Mil, (a. » ter pm**), MptoMp la Unan. DAI1T, Oh Mt.. .•7-aa ... tat .. .u .. 1.1a .. ,n ,. MW r mm* SUNDAY, Oaa Tar. I.M n«U*o(OoHTMin latabao .mum to bo yn.lt by tko peMlahar* aad im this data wo wiu prop.? It without addlMoaal toot to sebaerftara. Wtkotn will tot tha lapimaot of paylag ap promptly, aol. admit, to mkt On tk. papor, w. tets Afl i44U!ia ft l (Mflk CfpMN ta tki utUt T.OmThi i w iwmniiM. thia i •VtJt | aftssagagsass*! « S&&S8«8g3ttttSo.l OV»°ll i gasaggttftsgsgel gay §88£aa888g88sl gggj 85583888383881 w n ni> H » gtaSSssssasagi "n°»n» sSSSSSstgaecgsgI n°<>it 9 lisSSSSagsasgl "n°°n i 5288838888 l«n«»H ot f 85tiSSE&£888l«m°"W U SlieggEsigsasi ««A.t fWlT par east. eddltloeal la Loaal Oolamn. Amusumbat Atnanamm, H a square for MOh intortloo. Marriages aad Funeral Notloot, II. Dailt ororp other day, two-tklrdt of tko abovs rotoa. Subdav MiPnur, oMk, ons-thlrd of tko •koto ratoo. OPM idim Thomas litun, Opollko, Ala. I* 8. Hotly molar h Oo, Lefaystte. Ala J T Jomot, Hamiltos, O*. W 8 Thomas, Aloaaador Olty, Ala. J W MoOlaiinot, Watt Point, On. I. L. Dawiwl, Olaanrllla, Ala. M»trLAK TB A VALIKO AGENTS. L M. Ltaok, AW Tko abort Areata of BMquieas-SUM art aatboriaod to Rtllalt aad taoolpt for rab- •tilptlont aad ad< JatoR to Kioto Ai Oar Load Bran—Oantonnlal H to ret. The Bullion “Bob Boy”-At Monday's HUbla. Vanderbilt UnWetrity—L. 0. Garland, Obanoollor. Baltimora Bontham Home Bohool—Baa Adrartlaamont. MMMOVBT AT* TBK OMOBOIA bomw o me* 9 A. M 88® ( 8 P. 8*0 1* If 80o|« p, 88® ooAaaapoiroiAO oat um taaa. 9 A. M 84" I 8 P. u 00" 1* M. 88" [ 6 p. it 92o Bain yesterday. CalwntAw Jftetwal Loan AmoMion. Iaat night $1,000 of thia Araoetetlon Bold at 40). Eloran hundred abaraa hare been aubaoribad, but ttaa ilat ia aUll open for RUbaoriberR. Fiftaan bnndrad abaraa ara doalrad. PtrttMi. Mr. Mark Oarratt, who baa baan qnlta 111 with ftrar about tan dayt, ia recover ing from bit oritioal oondltioo. “Unola Mika” Thwaatt la raeovaring from the paralytio atroka with whioh ha waa infliotad a taw daya ago. A unit Girl Jdwrf. Little Boll a, daughter of Mr. George P. Bwift, Jr., waa oonaiderablj hurt yes terday by a baggy whaelrolling aoroaa bar body. Bbt waa iltUng lu the buggy, whioh waa aUuding, the home moved aUgfatly and aba fall between the whaala. Wa learn that the aooidaut ia not thought eeriona. The Grand Gantral Hotel, New York, U n modal establishment. It ia euperb in style and appointment. In aiaa and oa- pnoity for aooommodatloui it baa no aqoaL It waa tba Brat leading hotel to lower ita ratea from #4.00 to 82.110 and #8.00 par day. Ite reputation ia unaar- paaaad, and it receive* freah ondoroo- man! daily from tboutauda of ita guaMt. jyl* eodlw ' FACTS AND FIGURES. 1 HOW BATH OH BAHD i Infante' Bboaa from I Bo. to #1; Mtaaaa' Cloth Oongreaa Gaitora from #1 to #8; Miaaaa' Laoa Cloth Gaitern from #1.SB to #2.00; Ladiaa' Honaa Slips from COo. to #1.(& Ladiaa' Newport Tteo from #1.80 to #00, and a floe amortmant of all tba other ■tylaa of Goods at proportionately low flguraa. Jylfi oodtf J. MABION ESTES. Brown and Drab Linana for Droamo nnd Aprons at M. Joexpu’s. Wa have loaned oor Daily Ate for year 187* to soma parson who haa failed to ra- tora. Any information landing to ra- oorary of asms will be thankfully ro- oalyed. BMpuiexeBuM. puiiakp mono i The Finaat Thotographa ia the dty at #1.60 par doaan. aodAwtf London Cords, Whit* Piqma, Linen Drear Lawna, Figured MuaUns, Viatoiia Imwua, and other Goods too numetura to mention, at prioae that wlU isaura aatae, “aodtf local marmn. —ft baa bean aaid that tea water arrests digestion. —A light tain yesterday morning, whioh waa quits refreshing. —White theta is a fan than ta hope. A man can rates the wind for lira orate. —What'a good for fleas 7 Shaggy dogs. Patented last night for Kxprem pn —A rloh man can be as big an idiot as a poor aaan, bat people wont tell bimao half-** quick. — 1 “Smoking ia not nt ail expansive,” mya tba nun who aomas cigarette popora •ad “borrows" tobaooo. —Tha Uteat thing in bear ia tbe “Cham- pagna,” whioh the Sample Boom boa Jast rseaivad. It ia vary fine. —Champagne wa* prescribed for bis lady and ha nought aba never would re- oover under snob treatment. —Our friend Georgs across the way ■eye b# ia going to gat up a “tip-top/’ flret-cUsa base ball olub to play,the Scrubs with, soon. —Fruit and watermelons are abundant in this market. Pea shea sail at about .sixty oante per bushel, watermelons at tan to twenty-five oaate, —Thar# are aavanty-alaa ohm for trial from tko June adjourn ad term of tba County Court, which will eonront on the aaoond Monday in August. —Bomo of the colored boys ore getting op money to boy iuatfUmanta for a braaa band. Up to noon yaaterday twenty dol« lata bud been aubaoribad. —Tba flguraa aa to bow many attend tba different oburobas in tba olty on Sup. days are not given by the pastors, but the estimate ia made by a reporter. —Wa learn that lbs stockholders of tba Jordan are contemplating baying another boat at Louisville for #0,000, as tbalr friends down tbe rivar are urging IMtaa ao to do. —It has bean frequently observed that tbe lady with a diamond ring on her fore finger will aoratoh her nose in a given period four times aa often aa any other woman. —Beoent investigation* prove tbe. as sertion that one baby with a large biscuit will make tbe oouoh of wearied industry < mors onoomfortable than fifteen price mosquitoes. —A professional at any klod of a game rarely aver makes a good bnainean man. The mania for baseball, especially, ax- aumea too violent a type as a general thing. —Whan a man with a number sight foot believes ha oan wear a number six boot he faala a satisfaction in hli being that oomea to but few, and n pleasure that lasts until he tries on tbe pain. Let’s have tha entertainment for the benefit of the Mnaoogee Biflea. It would be quite aooeptabla to tbe company as well aa to tha oitlzans generally. Bummer amusements are never too frequent. —Photograph! of “Tbe Halla oor Fa thers Built,” Capitol at Milladgaville, are being circulated, Oo tbe back of tha oard ia an estimate of #9,145 required to thoroughly repair and renovate tha build ing. —Tbe Board of Health ought to be stir ring around, for tha brasses are not waft ing sweat perfumes, and aioknam may be tba^onaequenoe. This may anggaat tba idea that it would just be playing into the bands of the Board. . —“Bosk” ia Ibe only Japanese equiva lent of “baptise,"and the JapueaaBlble consequently reads, according to a reli gion* paper, the AUianet: “In tho** days oamo John, the soaker, preaching the soaking of repentance. Be pent and be soaked, every one of yon.” —He oame back to hie mother, looking very forlorn, with s big rad swelling un der big left eye, end foer or five handfuls of torn shirt boiling over bis breeobse band. “Why, whereon earth have yoa been 7" she asked. “Me and Johnny’s been playin’. Ha played he wee e pirate and I played I waa a dnka. Then he pnt on airs, and I got mad, and—” “Yea, yea!" Interrupted hi* mother, bar eyas flashing, “and you didn’t flinch 7” “No, mother, bat the pirate lieked.”—Ex. Columbus, Ga., July 17, 1877. Praae telegram: mad roe thx OBATTAnoooagu bivxb. One hundred thousand young shad ara an route for the Chattahoochee river, Georgia. Fifty thousand will skirmish from Oolumbue, supported by the same number from Waat Point. In to-day's telegram* tbs above appears. Th* “60,000 shad” referred to oame by express on the 10th and Ifleh pieced in river before theteiegram announcing they war* “eo route” was received bare. Bontham Bxprots often bents the mails, but seldom the telegraph. 03. O'B. is right. We read th* digpetoh to Mr. Griswold five hoar* after ho had placed the shad in tha stream. Th* tale- gram stating that ha would do so bad {net oome. lit aerate. They have reorganised themselves aa a few ot their member* have bean com pelled to withdraw on aoeoont of other business, Th* olub to now composed of th* following: Charles Brook*, Charles Smith, Ed Muagrova, William Baasey, Oallaham, Lunsford Dahiel, Ed Allan, Char las Crichton, and Mailiiw Noaam, alia* Alfred Tennyson. They will “play” the Georgetown nine on the 97th Inst. Jtn to Ik* Cawafrtr. A house containing about on* hundred and fifty bushels of oais, on tbe premise* of Mr. N. B. Roberta, of Harris eoonty, wee burned Saturday night by eom* on- known person. This ia ibe third flr* that ha haa had to ooour within eighteen months by an inoandiary. If th* Governor will offer a reward there would bo a strong probability of the eriminal baiag oaoght, as tbe inducement would cause a aloes investigation. Three hundred dollars would be an equitable amount. AT KIRVEN’S: HIBBON8 cheaper than ever known; All-Bilk Gras-Gran Bibbooa—all ahadas —from 6 oaate upwards; Embroidered 8wise for Overauito; Freah stock Black Grenadine* and Burn er Bilks. KID GLOVES 25c to #2.60. Hava a good Kid Glove in opera ahadas at 76c. New Mock (third shipment) Parasol*. Beautiful White ^end Oolorad Fans, suitable for availing oaa. LACE CUBTAIN8 from 16 oauta up- »THS POSTAL COI1SSION TBS COLUMBUS REPORT. wans powsa nr tubs mils* that or 52,000 aomsaa—55,000 xpiadlm ahu 18,- 000 LOOMS IM oraaATIOM—UAL onto AAD TBUWX PAOTOSISA—FLOUSmo MILLS— non pbuMMmiae in> plow mavupac tobt—oorro*, 71,998 maa—Mxaci* tils aranram, #4,000,000 ammuallt— Sanaa anma tsadx wobtm #8,000,000 —POCTAL BBPOBT POS A TXAB— OOAAT LOI MOAT APAADT AAD XUMABI.E. And u great variety of other Goods whioh I am offering at raduead flguraa. If you wish to buy Goodb right, got my J. Almst Knvxx. Tba following report was' forwarded ene time sine* to the Postal Commis sion. A* it oontains sanmmary of tbe re. sources aad industries of Columbus, it Will prove of latereot to our oitizens sod at tbit late date w* give It publication : To Ron. Gardner Hubbard, Chairman U. 8. Portal Commimion, Walking- ton, D. O.: Tba committee uppednted by tbe chair man ot tba masting which yon sod your eaeoctet** addressed in this oily, give very briefly the Important features of Colom bia and tba Industrie* represented by tbe corporation which, ia addition to others, would be greatly Advantaged by inoreased mall facilities and by fast trains. Wa aaaar* your body that all tha aadaavora of our community and aeotlon will be used to seearo aa inereaaad appropriation from Oongreaa to asoars tha objaot whioh i* so moeh desired by oil. Decidedly tba root* preferred is that denominated th* Coast Lino via Wilming ton, Columbia, Angus ta and Maoon as be ing the safest, moat reliable aad at present mnoh tbe apeedieet. Oolsmboa cannot maka so large n show ing in many respeote an other cities in Georgia but in regard to material advance ment and prosperity ah* oan exhibit more progress than any in tba Bontb, and tha spirit of Intemsl improvement is in creasing rather than retrograding. She ia now the Urgent manufacturing olty in the Bontb aad if ah* oontianea as she has atridad in tha past ten years, will be equal before a very long period in any in the United States. rOFULATIOX. Colombo* within bar corporate limits— three-quarters of a mil* wide by one and a quarter long—baa a population ot some 8,500 souls, but lnsladtng a radius of two mils* from our Court House the total ia 16.000 to 16,000 Inhabitants. Within that diatanoe era flourishing villages on both sides of the river. MAMUPAOTUnntO. It msy bo regarded in ite inoipienoy, yet snob haa been th* remarkable pro gress at this point ainoe 1865 that it af ford* a fair indication of tha future growth oad advancement of the oity. To illustrate this point wo oall attteotion to the immense aoosssible and cheap water power to wbioh is added the advantages of otlmete, labor and easy aooees to the oottoo fields. To this too is subjoined the stimulus given to tho manufacturing element by th* liberal laws of Georgia, whioh exempt snob enterprises from tax ation. Oolnmbn* I* now the chief ootton manufacturing centre in the Booth and ■b* promisee to baooma on* of tba princi pal attraction* in th* United States for such establishments. IADUSTBJBS IA OPMATI0M. We have now In operation nine ootton, one woolen and one bagging faotory, four flouring mill*, two foundries, u steam an gina and boiler work* and sundry minor establishments. Tha amount invested exaeeds that of any town in the Booth, and is increasing year by year. All the ootton and woolen mills have been built with Southern eapital in th* last ten yearn, and every other Interest has been re-erected or remodeled. This shows more than anything else th* recuperative force ana energy of tho people. THX WATS* POWXB. Wo have two water fall* within the cor porate limits of Columbus aggregating 7.000 bom* power, and in a diatanoe of three milso,- the fall of the rivar is over 100 fast yielding exoloslve of the falls mentioned 46,000 horse power, aa yet in the infanoy of ite development. Boildiog material ia abundant and low-prioed. The rivar bad aad banks era of granite forma tion and easily quarried. We have sev eral extensive briokysrds, aad near by forests of pine. SPIXDLXa AMD LOOMS. The ootton aad woolen mill* now run 66.000 spindlaa aad 1,800 looms, with another projected large mill wbioh it is fair will soon b* erected. These mills oonsume annually 18,000 bales of ootton and 800,000 pounds of wool. The mon ied value of tho products of tha various industries reach millions annually. BAOOIMO PAOTOBT maaufaoturoa 1,800 to 2,000 yard* par day, Kith prospect of early Inoraas* of oapaoity, employs thirty-fin to forty bauds, and has aatplt eapital. The rtw material is all bought aad shipped from Now York. It haa boon in operation abouton* year. This ia tba oRly Bagging Manufactory ia tba ootton growing Btatao—the nearest one being in Louis ville. TBUWX PAOTOBT maaufaotaraa 600 to 600 trunks par month, and employ* fifteen to twenty hands. Haa ample eapital. • PLOUS AMD OSJST MILLS. W* have two In operation from whioh the daily product Is ubont 400 bba flour and 2,000 bushels of maal. The number of hands eaaptojad la thirty to forty. SOOTMBSM PLOW OOMPAMT a new organisation, just now preparing to eomaaeooe the manufacture of plows, cud other agricultural imptassanta for the Booth. It will bo in full ope ration during tho linear, with improved machinery and tools, and ample facilities for tha production of asannfnotnrod article* to th* amount of #116,600 to 180,000 in vslaa par annum. manufacture avary Muff of machinery, from tba smallest to the largest, ia row by steam, has tba beat of tools aad ia of a for one bandied and fifty foil Hosiery for Lodica, Gentleman aad Oht'drao—* vary large atoek- at •<>** M. Jompb a. amortmmt, from 4 oante and n —nt M. Joeara’A are found in ovary quarter af thta antar- prifins place. Houie Foraiihing Lineal it M«r M. Jomfc Raoeipte to dote ho 71,612 beta* (« report wee made, they era now 71,098), aad will reach some 78,000 for tha siaoen— yielding #8,660,000. All of this ootton, oxoept tba 18,000 bates consumed by car own mills to sold in this for by bills of axsbenga oo Eastern averages four million dollars annually. The Chattahoochee river, on which on* oity is located, and navigable from this point to the Gulf, la, with ite connecting streams, tho natural outlet for an exten sive portion of Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Tha following statisttea show ite vain*: Freight. Can *f Trmu. Ttime, Number ot steamers ssrigsO lite* ^«S5TOi!"-”-L *,000 box** oraagss... Ate* siSSa'SSK::::::^ m t :» 41.0*0 ssaks meat. 1M°* a,000also, packages... >*.400 2,000 bora**, settle, A*. A»oo passes x*rs l*,**o oysters aad flsh.. 6U»,TOO Total .6e.tM.t00 All this business doe* not ooam In Co lumbus, but the tendency of late year* has been to this point. By ibis rivar I* the arooMiraet row to to inside sections of tba most fartil* portions of Southern Alabama, Booth waat Georgia, all of Wasters FiOstda (raaahad only from th* various tendings), and a large portion /Eastern Florida. With n fast moil to this point would follow *-regnlar tri weekly (It is now semi-waskly) moil to all points on tho rivar to the Golf, n re vival of traffls with tho seaport towns along ite oooat, and a regular freight and passenger line to Mobile, Now Orleans aad tbe Wait. The affoet would bo to utilize tbe fisheries of A pa lech took aad Incite emigration and pleasure seekers end thus be the means of adding to the wealth of ibe whole country. Amount of bwelnem done by the Foet- offloe at Columbus, Georgia, during twelve months oomn>toeing let April, 1876, end ending 1st April, 1877: MAIL MATTXa OSIOIMATtMO A* IMM 01X100. Number of letters ms,000 Number of Postal-card*.. RC,tSC Number of pleesa sseond-slaas matter C5.0C0 Number of ptecss third-clam matter M,ooo-mi,«0 Number of registered latter* Mol l,*o* of whioh 007 originated at tkifomos, aad (Met other 1,1**— MTo Number of registered tetters re- oslrsd of wbioh mi wore for tesel delivery end MS at other offloee. Number of registered packages In transit Bates of stamps, postal-sards esd *a- valopas 610,100 00 Number of money orders sold 4,H1— amounting to SS,0*2 71 soo on the sumo Hi 41 umber or money orders paid 0,4 4— amounting to 02,20* ot The number ot letters end postal serfs reoeivad at this offlo* Is equal to, ot groat- than tha nombsr originating harp. Tbe number of pieoee of aaoond and third elite matter rseelved at this office Is greatly in exoeee of the nuusbar ot piaoae originating hera. » OOXCLUSIOM wa have nothing to aak of tha Govara- mant. Wa agree with th* sentiment* of the addressee of the Commission when ia our oity. Fast mail* are tha necessities of the age in, whioh w* live. It time bo money, tha shortsr tho oocnmnnioetioo with other points, so much interest will be saved, end oorrespondanoa be more satisfactory. Tba growing tapportaaoe of Columbus as a manufacturing oity do- mends that she be pleoad on n partly with others, and if fast mail* bo a feature of tha advancement of the age, aa they should, then wa trust our oity will bo owe of the piaoae through whioh tho Uno peases. Respectfully, signed by th* OoMMrrrxa. Sensible AO vies. Yon are asked every day through th* oolumns of newspapers and by your Drug gist to us* something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that yon know nothing about, yon gat iUkaouttgad spending money with but little susosas. Now to give you eatiafeotoro proof that Gang’s AuOust Flows, will oufe you Of Djanao- sia end Liver Complaint with all ite ef- feots, »uoh a* Boor Stomaoh, Blok Head ache, Habitual Coativenese, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart-bura, Weter Brash, ooming up of food after eating, low spirits, As., we ask yon to go to your Druggist end got a Sample Bottle of Gbxbm’s Auoust Flowxb for 10 oaate aad try it, or • Regular Bias for 76 oante; two doses will rsliov* yon. mj8 dAwly Photograph Portraits for framing in Oil Ohromo, Pastel, Crayon and Ink, in th* beat manner at half anybody’s prtees, at William*’ Gallxuz. aodAwtf Every size and style of Photographs at half the prio* of any place in this oity at Williams’ Galliot. eodAvtf It is long ago settled that Williams makts the bast Picture* of children. aodAwtf Life-aiie Portraits ia Oil on VaaTass by an eminent Gorman Artist, of Us tomtit prices, at Williams’ Galzjut. eodAwtf In fact, you sea find anything wanted in tbs Dry Goods lino, oh sapor than sloe where, st • * ML JOBmpm’s, oodtf ^ 69 Brood otrool. MLMBAHT BOOM* HOB MMHT. Suitable for offiaae, singing apart ments, Ao., reoontly fitted up over Enqm- uaa-Sun offioe. Apply et f«b27 tf TnmOmon. New Crop TURNIP SEEDS of all the desirable varieties. jyl6 8t M. D. Hoop A Oo. 900 poupda Fraah Turnip Seed fop sale by A. M. Baamwom. ijlt 8t ^ Llfa-ais* Photograph* in th* bast man ner for fiv* doltem, at oodtf Williams' Gallmt. Prooor* a bottle of Tbnmb's jOamoaap live Coro sad Lm ~ ' that dreadful oongjh. Trial 60, large 1.60 Sold by all DrnggMn BihMaodAwiy TK* nun CAPTAIN. now aroMKWALL jack eon ski-ps mm. OULAB 0*1. Kyo Doaxtes, te Pklla. WssUyTtmsa) Gan. Jackson's troops aad his ooomy's bnllovod ho uovot stept; tho foot ia, bo slept o groat daaL Wbsnivsr ho had nothing alaa to do he weal to steep, aape- Oteliy in eburob. I rsmsmbss daring tho invasion of MarylamL on Monday night bs rod* thra* mite* in aa mnbateoas to at tend church ia Frederick, end than fall asleep ae soon ae the ■lateasr began to preach; hie hood foil npoa hta hrseat, end no never awoke until. roused by tbe organ and choir. He oonld alee — in any porition, ait,ting la firs, or on horseback. On toward* Richmond, after tba *--*“tt with MoOIellaa, he wee riding along with hie drowsy staff, nodding and alaaping a* b* want. We paased by groups of Men sit ting by tbe roadside and engraed ia Mast ing saw corn by diet mads of tans* rails. One group took ns for cavalryman with an Inebriated captain, aad one of Ibe party, delighted at the sight of • men wh* bad found whiskey aoougb to be drank, •prang ap from th* ffr*, brandishing a roasting-aer in hi* band leaped down Into the road, and seising the Gensnl’a boras cried out: “I say, old fallow, whore th* d—1 did yon gat your Uqupri" In aa in stant, aa the General awoke, lb* fallow saw hi* mistake; and than, bounding from tha road, ha took the tenon at a single leap, axelaiming, “Groat God, it’s old JackT and disappeared in tbodorkaom. Too, Oan. Jackson slept a great deal, bat ho was never oaoght napping. He gave to sleep many momenta wbioh other men would have given to aonvarsa- tlon.i He was essentially a silent men; not morass, bat qaiet. He smiled often, rarely laughed. He never told s joke, but did not duooorago them in others, and if one struck bis peculiar fancy ho would ■mile in mild approval. Ho did not live apart from hia stall, but likad to bava them about him, and they ware nearly all vary young man. Univamally polite in manner, he enoonragad th* liveliest con versation among them, although be took little part tail. He was not amen of words; they seamed to embarrass him. When he bed ideas he pnt them into eotion, not into language. His military dispatches were as brief as if atodiad, like tbe one he sent after tbe defeat of Mllroy: “God' blessed on arms with viotory et MeDow- •11 yesterday.’’ He never dlccncccd bit plane; indeed, he never told them. The” next offioer under him never knew hi* intention nor object. He never volun teered his opinion to his superior, nor asked sdvioe of his subordinates. Ho was as self.reliant as ha was silent, end be lieved “be wtlka with epeed who walk* alone.” He was retioent to * fault. “If S oost knew what I intended to do, I’d e it off and throw it away," was one or hie saying*. Thia rstieenoe often led to embarrassment end complaint from the officer next in oommend, end might have led to disaster in ease of hie death; bat he evidently thought it better to ran that risk then the risk of having kis plana dis covered. Th* last Worse. Detroit Free Press.] Brother Gardner bad planned to oele- brete tbe glorious Fourth by bunting •nipe on the shores of SL dalr, bat when he ranked the rsoe-oourse, the exolts- ment'dtew him in Among tho qteoUton. li nu notioed ■■ he came down in the evening that hie shot-gun wea missing, and h* was asked to explain ita absence. “I don’t feel mnoh Uka ’epleining any thing,'’he sadly answered. Bat being preeted he went on : “Well, after I got in dcr, and seed everybody partin’ up deir money on de hoeees I reckoned I’d better eoaop come greenhorn out’n #6 orgio. I wont over end took e look et de flyers. Bime by I food one det pleased me, and I made op to tbe driver, end axed him if bo mean! to win de raoe. de said he did. Hamid ho’d go right by all do odder hoeee* as de lightning goes by a man wid a wheelbar row, and he d ooms down do stratoh- homs wid sparks o’ fir* flying from da wheels.’’ “And you bet on that hone F” “Dot's wot I did, of course. I pt det new shot-gun agin five dollars, when de eight horses pranoed np to da aoore, I oonld feel dat fir* dollars jumpin’ right frew all my vain*.’’ “Well, did yonr horse win f" “Not eiaotly—not nnleee da anamila wbioh oome* in behind all da rest te da winner. When I ra'd him way book dar I yelled for de driver to put on d* whip, hut he never minded me, and a white man bit bli ping hat an awful smash. I believe dat horse was palled. It doesn’t seem to me dat be was given n fair ahow. Den it doaa’ a tan’ to retson dat his driver would tall m* to bet on do hoee if he didn’t feel soah ob de nee. What far should he lie? What far would be de obieet ?" “Bo yoe’ve lost the gun ?’’ “D# gun dun gone. De foliar wet winned It walked right off like de biggest daks in Miohigan, an’ af a rush of cool air hadn’t oome along 'boat dat time I might’nr sunk down on da grass to rise no moeh. Ixs a reelin’ belter joat now, and af I kiu make da ola woman believe I to*' de gun in de maash I'll mover from die shock as da years roll away.” ■eaienck'B Sen Weed Tenle. . In tbe atmosphere experienced hero doting the summer months, the lethargy produced by the best takas away tbs de sire for wholesome food, aad frequently perspirations reduos bodily energy, par ticularly those suffering from tha affaote of debilitating diseases. In order to keep a natural healthful activity of the system wa most resort to artificial means. For thia purpose Bohenok’s Bee Weed Tonio is vary effectual. A few dose* will ersate an •Pprtifm and rive fraah vigor to the euer- !r edb 2? y ’ For dyvpepaU It te invalua ble. Many eminent physicians have doubled whether dyspepsia eon bn perma nently cured by the dregs whioh ara gea- eraliV employed for that purpose. The Baa Weed Tonio in ite nature te totally different from such drugs. It —— no oorroriv* minerals or sold*; ia faot, It seriate the regular operations of nature, and supplies her deficiencies. The »nni« in ite nature so mnoh resembles th* gaa- trio jutoe that it is almost identical with that fluid. Th* giririo juies is th* natu ral solvent whioh, in a kaelthy oondltioo of lb* body cause* the food to be digest- •d; and when this joioe ia not arorttid In sufficient quantities, indigestion, with all fordistressing symptoms follow. Th* Baa Weed Tonio performs th* doty of tba oariric joioe when the Uttar ia deficient. Bohenok’s Bea Weed Tonio sold by ell °fa«8i®<»- jyl aodlm W.A. L1TTLM, ATXQBMBT AMD OOUMSKLLOA-AT.LAW, Oflloe over J. A. Fraser's hardware store. f*b46m _ Fins Linen Ready-Made Dramas Underwear for Ladiae—ategaataad cheap ** M. Joaara’A sodtf Many novelties and bargains this wash to b* displayed at J. B. Jem’, oodtf _ A lot of Toils! ^oepKGaletiae end Fteveriag Kxtraeta, for rale aheap, nt the igeaa is m ha to aaPMABL ammo. Tba bawwaplaag* Uka staafo that bear Tba Katghta with ftamlag srsria; Tbasaa wtadsbtara Mbaliagtes. wbare Tba Alabaam rests. OU gtestaa teem thatr rptenfor-mMte, ■elate with tramp aae bail Tba sward that bate tbs aasaa-Uats Agatast the world tasMUI Aad dews from Mglaad’s storied bills, Item parpto slspss *r Vrtast, Tba rid brlxSiwtaa of valor dlls Tba tballe* af re suae*. Tot bars was bsasrisAsuriMy-MId— Tbe tilt-yard of tba am, Tbs battle path *f btegly wratb Aad ktaxitsr eoartsty. Aad dewa tba daapa, ia saatem hasps, Th* grid, th* gsxL tha pearl, la ea* bread hteaa sf rplrafor, hart O* gagtead, Uka aa lari I testa Mai rest, tha priasaUsri of, ear lea therm erase, Raphael ttemsMe. F. O. Tioxaom. . Torch BUI, Jfsteeps, Co., O*. ▼Mae mt the Xsrth-Wsm. Tbe eommon earth-wotua, though apt to be despised aad troodan on, it ia really a useful ematnra in its way. M. Knapp daaoriba* it ah tba natural ns soar* of tba seU, oonsemtagoo tbe aorfoee Ibe rafter pert of decay ad vagatabla matters, and oonvaying downwaraa tba meat woody Sbtos, thereto molderaadfariiUa*. They perforate tba forth in all directions, thus rendering it permeable by air and water, both indispensable to vegetable life, Ao. oordiog to Mr. Darwin's expression, they have x kind of under Ullage to tbe tend, performing tho oame l slow ground m tba •pad* does above for tbe garden aad tha plow for the arable soil. It ia, ia eonaa. quenoe, chiefly of tha natural operations of worm* that fields that have hern over spread with lime, burnt marl or cinders, become, in process of time, covered by a finely divided soil, fitted for the support of vegstation. Thia result, though usual ly attributed by tbs farmers to th*“work. tug down” ot thaa* materials, ia really du* to th* action of earth-worms, a* may b* seen in tba innumerable easts whioh tbe initial soil oonalsta of. These ars obvious ly produosd by the digestive prooeeds of the worms, whioh take info their intentUl canal a large quantity of th* soil in whioh they feed and harrow, and then reject in the form ot tbe ao-ealled seals. “In this manner,” says Mr. Darwin, “afield man ured with marl haa bran covered in th* oonrse of 80 years, with a bed of earth averaging 18 inches thick.—Rneyelopa- dia Brttanniea. THE NEW YORK STORE Tbe following Goods have bean reduced from 25 to 60 per cent: FAHABOLB, 600 still on hand. 1.000 on band. 6.000 “ “ 600 pteora on hand. 75 « “ GOBBETS, FANS, RIBBONS, ALPACAS, OA8SIUERE8, 100 “ “ IRISH LINEN, 75 H “ SHIRTS, 126 doz. “ H08IERY, 1,000 “ » just uieaivpD: Sequin* or Fish Beale Buttons, entirely new; FanjGirdlea, new and pretty, Black Trimming Silk at 85 oante—cheap est Goods in the oity; Vlotori* Lawns—100 pieoaa at 12J oante aad upwards; London Cords—60 pieees; Ladiaa’ Bolid Oolorad Hone; Mosquito Boblnet—60 piso**; “ Bin—260 *• 26 pieoea Spanish and Guipnre Laos; 76 “ French Yah Laos; 10 “ English Craps; 160 doaan Wool, Frit and Straw Hate. OOdtf OeXDOM A OiXOILL, WILL OPEN TO-MORROW: Bleaohed Homespuns, various grades; Vlotori* Lawns lO^o.; Viotoria Lawns 12Jo. and np to finaat; Large lot of Pin*—Amerioaa 2 cents * peper; Gilt-Edge Pina 6c., 6e. and 7e. u paper; English Pina lOo. and 12je, a paper; More of tha Hose and |-Hbra stiU on hand at tha iam* low prioae. Few more Alpeoa* left J. S. JONES. July 16fA, 1877. tf Blaok Grenadines — handsome and •haap-at M. Joaxpn't. oodtf _ Those Fifteen Dollar Yaeht and Flan nel Bails at Thoraton A A sac's an au- P**- • ' *p29tf Elegant Bleak aad Colored Drees Silks * M. Josarn’s. sodtf A complete atoek of Parasol* from 17* orate and upwards, at M. Joseph's. sodtf AT com AT COOTI! Remember that w* will offer for a short while onr satire atoek of Spring and Sommer Dram Goods at eoat and below •k We mean basinets, tf BLAMCMAai) A Hill. MARKET REPORT*. tv TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER, nitfciAL ~T Lfonmn, Jaly 17-Nooo.- OosrrIr *4 Mt Brrlim, July 17.-Bp.ela laenased 2,tSS,NS Alltl, aetirR, Mite. aevenaMoW a fraction lower— saw »’• ufl*. State kswtedsll saw tubm aaara amanat. #pertsl**«**Ks|a4>vr foe.] JBSv^2 , ’- Mew T*rk_ Otntrri^ti^ 702,7671 Sub-f tar toads folt, Osstesss r—slats tfotAOA Kssripts to-d.y 1S.MS—asm Ariartam. > Fataras, crilsts at imt alghVaiMlsa* • sS-Md; Outatorraa NovamMr, • 7-lM^* pKsworo^shJppad In Saptamtor and Oetator, Ate p. m.—of sales today 6,416 war* leal, san. AM r S—Uplands, low mlMItea riaaaa, Aa- tu>sadBopiaabsrdettrary, St-Md. Yarn* aaa lUhries quiet eau aaahraaad. 1 q Slat4 . K»W Yea*. July If.— Evaatax — Uottea dqll; _aplands l* s-lle, uriaaaa ,16 T-lfcta ■alas 2SJ. UontolMatod nat raaatpta 1,711 g « Oraat Britain IM*, to Fraaa* Arid, to aswu- nant —, ahannaf—. Naw Yoax, Jnly 17. - Kvralas. - Nat ro- oalpu 0. Futuraa barely itaady; MUM <2,Mtkbl**, aa followa; July, 1222-luuTl* 24-lue; mISS.'u luu; luctfil 42-luu; January, Fabmary, li ts-KKifrll To-l dllnga HXo; nat rasaipu M; aalai Bortoa, July 17.— Ootton qileti aiddllagf j4t°t natr.oal.U4li oxporti to Oraat Britain Savaaaxa, July it.—Ootton MsMyi all- dings!,««,• nttraoalpUSd! aala*2». Now Ouluaau, July IT. — Ootton standi; middlings n%o. low middlings to^a, good otill- °* ,f*°* lpU 1M; i.i»i export* Moaila, Jnly 17.-Ootton qttlst; Ulddltags itd- U«0i net rseelpta 30; anlea luo. CHARLasToA, Jnly 17.-Ootten firm; ml dllnga ll^Ci nat laoaipu M; aalai 74. Fwtmioh. Bstltlmwre, Ualtimoua, Jnly 17.—Oats doll rad lever— Southern prime, new 42O4S0. Kya nomUal, at 78©7ic. Provisions firm? Pork’mass 614 iSi 1* uo. Baeon—ahouldora Sjue. olaar rib SUM v%0. liamt—sugar-onrod, 12013*. Isard-xa- hoed loat he, coffa* dull and nominal—job lots I7022o. Whists/ dill, at 6112. Sugar dull and lower, UHo. ; Boar Torn. NOW YOBK. July 17.—Floor dnU nad te toy- or’s lavor; instances 100140 lower, closing doll— •nporttns Westarn and Stata 647404 00; Sseth- arn a little more active, In buyers’lavor—oom- mon to lair oatra 6S 7402 74, good to forito axtr* *2 40010 74. Wheat somewhat uurirtad, opaniog firm bat oloslng in boyar’s tevor—saw rad ana whl e Southern $1400; M. (hra about le bettor, but closing with the advaeto partly lost—ongndsd Western mixed Me. Oats tolly U]40U«. Molasses dull and nomlnallyns- ch»n,oo—N.w Orleans at 4tO*So. JtioR steady .nd in (Sir damand—Uarolina, uia;ua for sons- — — >rk dell, ^“*do 62 84. mon to prlmo; Dontilank O07o? 7 ^<... heavy and lowsr-new miss g!4 to. hard.. P r,n “ ■“•■» 42 24; old 62 34. whlikay firm, |112. ClMlMMML CiAcinvATi, July 17.—Flour eaaiar—saw family 64 200* 74. wheat unRRttlto st optoto^ but closed firm—new red *11401 24. Oum*5- isr—mixed H-, white 40o. Uat* qalst—mlxfo 340, white toe. Rye •tesdy ( 70e. Barley dml and nominal—ran 44070*. Pork, lair damaad. firm, 6>4 oo. Dard firm—atosm. htld st V '- current make iold 48 2004 24c, kettl* 1001b Bulk meats in good damand—shDfimatxF short rib middles gr 24, short r 67 40. Baeon In good demand— oioar rib sidssBo, olaar sides 8Uo Mr damand, at 61 04. Bnttar mark*! eu_ W si Urn Raaarv* 140ioo: good to prim* tral Ohio I8j£c. Diva hogs aotlva—peeking 64 £004 06; reoeipts 2384; shipments U0. Sugar •••‘•’-Nsw Orleans io0no; nfinod-giaeau- ■«• Louis. St. Louis, Jnly IT.—Flour dell ud lower to sell—XX tail *4 7ft, XXX extra Ml V good to fanoy family brands 6* 40 unohangad—No 2 red fau 61 40; No. |1 3001 si*. Corn hlghar-bo * mint oats dnU, lower to i*u—No 2,82o bldL dWjWhid. Issrd doll—ssmnur 2o asked; tor 2J4c bid. Bulk meats dSH—SkoCMSM I olaar rib eidas 67 0>bld, olaar sM* 67 24. Inaotiva—should are cc, olaar rlbridssg Si*» r . *idM 8VI04HO. Llv* hogs leactli* Oattla, natives slow ud weak, ”■ 04,20. activa- ongh Ttxant ( LSRlSVlIlS. Louisvills, Jnly IT.—Flour i quiat, 4140001424. Bulk moats serins »ctly*-oholos^hJgpln^sw«r« 64 440d'*4| I Vtsleax*. frsmelro FnyMrw-glm.] Obioaso, July IT.—Floor, market i isavy—No 2 Uhloago spring 1“ for Joly, 61 m tri forSeptomtinr. Oorn nsttvi tor 8ept*mW 48Uo oash. ’7*^o,'short olaar rl WfltaWatriOS. i—Wheat lnvgnter box Gil Aft* sod sash. ■ABUI* UTILUUllDX bew Yonx, Jnea 17^—Arrived i %B*an< Arrived out: Jnpltor, AlMoa, Vlra, Oharit* Baker. Lima, Banka, Abraham, Skelln, Kag- gis. Primers, gnsaaaj fowtal to Smmlnr-Mm) Loadoa, July 17.—Th* arew or th* Ooraae bark Olio, Don Dotoy, aUsdoeod bar aed hay* arrived st Qaaaastowx. Bfidol to £sf«4nrvfaa.] NosaolM, Jaly 17.—Th* sehooeer Yellea, Dag* Hayttaa, arrived et qeeresitna. Ufwctai to £££££, fosstalls Ms FaytanrSva.] SAVAMwan, July 17. —Olaarad: Sehaoaar P. O. Sehnlts, Maw York. Ballad: Schooners c. 8. Paige, rMladeiphla; E. O. Oottlngkam, WUmlagten; Stephen G. Hurt, Provldoec*. easier nnd nnchanged. a5S , s.3w7* M#u " Mow Orleeuu. bfoeiol I* Bnyulnr-foe.] • Nnw Oxlxaas, July IT.—Park quiet bnt (toady—mtAss - ■ 0J4«, clear rib tides | w. sugar cured hams in ( firm, 110123 aooordlng to list. , market qnlat and steady, gl 240110. (Jogs*, S2K SSRUSSWOBE i&sauSmtjiilJP ■AVAL ITUkEg, Ite. frsltkte par steam jid. Xdmini8trator*8 Sale. Maseo/aa eonaty, will to sold aethaTrel Jss* - *? •“ Aagust next, at th* anal pleas of holding Shorin’a salts tor th. oouaty at Mas oogto. within the legal hours of saS tha A 2VOVMMWU aa th* ■ Mery Betas, daosaasd J# Jft Jaly m, layy.
