About Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1877)
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Subscribers will see tbe importunes ef paying np promptly, as In addition to serving them the paper, we have an additional cash expense la the matter Of postage. ■ ATM OB ADTRBTEBIflO. ir 5 **-* 1 earunb^ l r, »V»A 8 SSSS888S325S»1 <n»°n i iatSBM Mf M8 1 WNOOW g 8XSSaaS8£SS851 ■qiooH £ ill* — O«£<*oo-*cr. cia-teta 1 itsiSStasssfes *qiuo$| y |igsiSs8xxs*i ■tpuoif 9 ■qiaojf i i-SssStsSssyssl ■qiaojf fl *qio°H 6 ssSisE-sesisss i"n n °R oi SilssESsSSxgsg 1 ■qiooif IT t Fifty per cent, additional In Local Column. AwusswaKT Advsetisssssts, $1 a tqnare for etch Insertion. Marriages and Funeral Notices, |L Daily erery other day, two-thirds o! the above rate*. Sunday and VniLT.iMh, one-thlid of the above rates. OVtt AO F.NTH. Tnoma* HAOLAwn, Opelika, Ala. L. N. 8onunefH.au h Oo, Lafayette. Ala J T JoKwsos, Hamilton, Ga. W s Thomas, Alexander OUy, Ala. J W Mo'Jlbndon, West Point, OA J. L. Damiml, (Hennville, Ala JfHGULAR TBAVELINO AGENTS. L M. Lrnon, *E*The above Agent* of Euqvibie-Sun are anthorfsed to tollelt and reeelpt for tub- sorlptlont and advertisements. indew to Now ABoortioomonto. He* List of Letters. Money Lost— Jno. It. Clark. Gins Repair ad—J. D. Johnston. FRIDAY. 9 A. m 80® | 8 p. M 84o 12 M 82** I 0 P. M 84° OORRMPONDIMO DAY l.AHT YEAR. 9 A. M 87° I 8 P. it 920 12 M OOo I « P. M «3o The average yeetarday is eight degrees less than on the corresponding date of MONEY LOUT. Between 8. W. R. R. and Kyles Dry Goods Store. The finder will he liberally rewarded by returning asnie to me nt Railroad Offloo. Jno. R. Clary. In apaoionsnes*, oouvenienoe of ar rangement and liberality of appointments, and above all in tbs effioisnoy of manage ment and careful consideration for the comfort of guests, tbs American House, Boston, bss fsw superiors smong the Hotels of the laud.— Burlington Hawk* Not Bittern Yet. Tbs Wylly olsirna tbst she bss not bssn beaten yet, snd when shs is, iba horns will be gilded snd presented to the one msking better tuns then here. Th* KertA A Booth IwntritoN. Uamatubor that this will be tbs biggest of tbs season. Every one likes to go out from tba oity in the afternoon, sod they will Uke advantage of this opportunity. Preab air, pool water snd rambles through tbs woods. Hepersts oars for tbs whiles and blacks. Thot Match ammo. Ws learned last night that the Rorubs of this oity telegraphed the Georgetown Dins that they would not play for any thing less than fifty dollars. This, of course, would make all of ’em praotioe and play in a more livoly style. Hi hmo Married ml Loot Ws were s little ahead of Ums s week or two ago in stating tbst tbs oolored Baptist minister, 8. B. Blanton, who is a sojourner bare, was married to s colored woman of this plaec. Ws oan't say wheth er oar notios impeded or gave him an im petus to tbs matrimonial goal, but tba bare faot is, ha baa taken **a rib.” H* was married Thursday night to Laura ltaymoud by Pareou Keiaoc Asher. Thera is lys in lbs ashes to make them "wash.’ Emeureion From Opeliko to Montgomery. It took place yesterday with tbs colored people as mentioned in tbs beading. Ws NUBINEBB AND THEN UAMEB. oo ''Life U a game of cfaanoe,* is no rea son, nor does not mean, that all of one's tins is to be taken np in amusements, nor doss it make any such reference. While plenty of exercise snd recreation are nec essary to a healthy system, they are to be considered secondary to the paramount ides of profitable employment. They should go hand-in-hand, however, and the former should not occupy the mind, bat serve to relax It from things daily grasped. At any game in wbiob tbsro is a science, or at one in which faeility^od aptness are to be aoqnired, person* would not like to bare it said that they devo ted so much of tbelr intellect and time as to bars mastered them thoroughly. It is not of muoh credit to be a first class billiard player, for it requires a large proportion of a life time tc acquire tbs "laws of aogela.” Yes, to play billiards, as tbey can be played, requires the work of a life. A man who desires ancoess in any oslliug or profession would not envy one who is a fine ohess-player nor will b* bare ambition to be aocounted smong the best at the game. As pleasant a game as it is, it doss not lead to results great enough in themselves to justify the time spent to be par excellence. This is something that young men, who desire to do well should bear in mind. Those who have just started out in life are generally dependent upon men who bare made a success of tbemaclres, and they fthe yonoR men) may foil asanred that these persons, whose confidence snd aid tbey expeot, wbil'jthey do not disap* prove ontright of a fine game of base ball, forlnatanoe, at wbiob they will look with pleasure, yet tbey bars an unspoken prejudice against it, *o to speak, especially when tbey see that it infringes on business. You oan't find a thorough business man who wonld select a first-class wbist or bill iard player as a clerk, or, upon finding out that one in his employ is expert at these games, would he desire to take him in eventually as one of the firm. If a man baa a vaoanoy in his lino of business, he wonld not go to the baas ball ground or billiard room to choose an expert. It not seldom baa happened that when loo free an indulgence in amusements has destroyed a young man's reputation in business, be has taken up as a profession or for a support acme one of these excit ing games, whioh bad impaired if not de stroyed his capacity and trustworthiness. Hence tbs great danger in the undue practising of these games, that of gradu ally merging from an amataur into a 'professional." It is often the case, though tba faots may not be known, that Ilia fuh iiMOimicri uf a bankrupt would not alone have brought them to want. There use been a perilous love for games of ebanoe, or of entioing skill. Of oourse all must be amused, and it is nothing bat right to have a due share of reoreation. Young men may be "clever’* at any game or sport withont detriment to their character or business qualifica tions ; bat it would be well to mark those whose very oleverness leads them to these things. The danger is that the doubtful honors of short may be substituted for a good reputation and fair salary, whioh are the compensation for honest endear* ors properly diraoted. Personal. Ool. M. H. Blend ford was in the city yesterday, from bia home in Wynnton for the first timo in two weeks, having been qnite qjok for that period. Mr. «/. 8. Aoee, with James Wilde, Jr., A Go., manufacturers and wholesale dealers in men's and boys clothing, New York, left yesterday for Eafanla, this be ing his initiative move lo his new bn*i~ neaa. Mr. Ghtrlw Meyer ha* returned to the oity from bia Western tour. Mr. 8am Kookogey left yesterday for the Warm Bprings in Meriwether coun ty ; from whioh plaoe, after remaining a time, ha will go to Berks county, Penn sylvania, to spend the remainder of the summer with hia comrades of 1812. Ha is about oigbtvflYc years old. ■ehenek's N«s Weed Towle. In the atmosphere experienced here daring the summer months, the lethargy produced by the heat takes away the de sire for wholesome food, and frequently perspirations reduoe bodily energy, par tioularlv tnoee suffering from the effeots of debilitating disease*. In order to keep a natural healthful aotivity of the system we must resort to artificial means. For this pnrpose Bohenck’s Boa Weed Tonio is vary effectual. A few doses will oreata an appetite and give fresh vigor to the ener vated body. For dyspepsia it is invalua ble. Many eminent phyaioiana have doubted whether dyspepsia can be perma nently cured by the drugs whioh are gen erally employed for that purpoae. The Boa Weed Tonio in ita nature ia totally different from auch drags. It oontsins no oorroeive minerals or aoids; in faot, it aaaiats the regular operation! of nature, and auppliea her dsfioienciea. The tonio in ita nature so muoh resembles the gas tric juice that it ia almost identical with that fluid. The gastric juioe is the Datu ra! solvent whioh, in a healthy condition of the body oauses the food to be digest- ail; and when this juioe is not exoretad in sufficient quantities, indigeetion, with all ita distressing symptom* follow. The Be* Weed Tonio performs the dnty of the gaatrio juioe when the letter ia deficient. Bchenck'a Bee Weed Tonio sold by all Druggists. jyi eodlm A Doy 4m the Country. A grand excursion will be given Son- day. 22d inst., on the North A. Booth Railroad. Everybody invited. Bring yonr wives, little ones and sweethearts, and a breath of fresh air amid the beautiful oak groves around King*boro, informed by *t> .gent, sot a’fcsMc j Tnm wiU ^"mbus at 7 » w agent, either, th'at the lest he saw of ! Kingaboro at 2 r. M. Fare for them each one had a watermelon, looking i roaad tri P 26 cent * Striole>t order will for the "water works," "park” and "Gap- P r6i#r? ®d- ilitl ’’ What linna Onallb* ■•nl mm it. «. _ .. * Uol." What doea Opelika want with »coUr or beer ? Black Grenadiuea — handsome and oheap—at M. Joaara'a. eodtf MopU Work. Tba Superior Court of Muaoogee ad journed July 6, and Mr. George Y. Pond, Clerk, with bia assistant*, by tba 15th instant had "written up" in the best style — — -•>•* omm WHICH in la go lo the I w.nn». ttaprem. Coart in Aognot. Mr. Burton, W * h *’* '““•a «' *>“'» SI* *« 7*“ Cluk of th« Supreme Court, informwi 1872 lo »°“« p«*on who hu foiled ia ra- Mr. Pood that no dork oror pnporod po- t,ni An J information landing to ro patomorooaiiofoolonl, ,uor-roopao4*hon 1 **“• wiU ba thankful!, tw it*, Pond. Tho gonllomou' oorUlnly lo ! °* lT,d , Eounuu. Btm. worth, of iho compliment, lot ha lo u I Hauoo t'«roiatuug"unain. U pooat thorough ofhdiol. / .adtf M. Jooua o. Brown end Drab Linens for Dreaae and Aprons at M. Joaaru *. EUBBELL COUNTY ITEMB. —The HegUter tells this tlory of a bru tal outrage committed on a negro convict who escaped from the guards of J. W. Comer, aud was pursued with dogs and oeptnred above Beale: Be took refuge in e tree, and was promised protection if he would oome down. He did so, when they set the dogs on him, and he was fear- fully bitten; and then tLe pursuers, worse than the brutes, knocked him down and trampled him in the mod. He was un able to go far, and they ware compelled to leave him at tha house of Mr. Mo- Makin, above Chattahoochee. It ia re ported ha has sinoe died. The inhuman fiends who would treat a brute, mush leas a man, way should receive the very severest punishment of the law. If the negro dies, and this narative ba at all cor rect, tha parties engaged should be prose cuted for murder. The lUgUter hears that one of the Mossra. Comer was in the crowd. Of the debt in the shape of oounty or ders due on December 6th, 1875, the Fi- nance Board, Messrs. Patterson, Me Gough and Hiraeh, report to the C. minis- sioners Coart that they have adjusted and compromised $28,895.29 by exobanging oounty bonds at the rata of one dollar of ■aid bonds for two dollars in orders, making tha total of bonds, bearing 8 per cent, issued $11,934. The interest due in February was paid and $2,G44 of the bonds which matured, leaving bonded debt $9,200. Tha following shows tha amount of order indebtedness existing on December Oth, as shown, the holders fail ing or refuting to accept the term: of. fered: D. B Mitclirll 1143 00 Amt <Jue on or4or to W. A. B. relksor.... t»Sl ‘to Amt dae on or dor to Simoon O’Neal,.....,. 300 00 Far* value r ( county aorlp in hand of tlomry War« |8,000 00 Amt due on aararsl small order* to various |»rtiee 114 00 The sorip in the hands of Mr. Henry Ware bears interest, but from what date the Board says that it ia not aoenrataly informed, and doea not state. The Republicans had a "mealin'" ust Saturday in the Court house with 35 ne groes praaant—mostly from Beale. The Convention resolved to support Mr. John T. Wars for Sheriff, and nominated no one else. Peter Clayton was Chairman and Tom Thomas Secretary. These two were made to fill tba same offices on the Exeontive Committee, the old one having been raided on by the Dams. UABRIB COUNTY. We condense from the Journal: Mr. Jeff MoCorry baa made an average of forty bushels of oeta to the sore this sea- u. He i* uia ngnt kind of a farmer. Mr. Bam MoCanfs showed us an ear— or two ears—of oorn which is a curiosity. It is two full-grown oars on one stem and in one shuck. We have never seen or heard of any thing like it before. The members of Copeland Grange gave a pieuio at thsir lodge near Bethel ohuroh, oo Friday, the 13th inat. Mr. T. H. Kimbrough, Master of Catania Grange, officiated in the installation of officer*. Hi* address was appropriate to the occasion, and evinoed a great deal of thought and seal. He set forth tha objeots of the or der, tha results it had aooomplished, and the enterprises that are now engaging the earnest attention of the Grangers. Mr. Robt. E. Fort, altar reoeiving the ensigns of his offioa aa Master, returned hia .hanks to the members in a well timed speoch. Gene Gran berry ia after the ladies this week and says naughty sharp things about them. Whet is the matter ? The Baptist Sunday School at Hamilton has reoieved one of Daniel F. Beatty’s or gans with whioh all are pleased. LEE COUNTY* ALA., CIRCUIT COURT—CAB EM TRIED. This Court, Judge Cobb presiding, baa been in session this week. To 1 o’clock yesterday the following cases had been tried: The heirs of John G. Woodson v§. E. P. Company—suit for damages for wash of dam ia Girard. Vardiot tor plain tiffs for $400. Bamford A Lindaav for defendant, Hoopers and Barnes for plain tiffs. Emiline Barnes, ooiorod, va. J. T. Hol land, administrator of Dr. IngaraoU—suit promissory note for $500, given by Dr. I. to plaintiff. Vardiot for plaintiff. F. Williams and J. R. Dowdell for plaintiff, Hoopers and W. H. Barnes for defendant. LOCAL BRIEFS. The latest for loafers ia "gentlemen of leisure taking air baths.” —A total eclipse of tha moon will ooonr August 22, visible in this part of tha coun try. —Berenader—“Horn*,Sweet Home, dah am nc plaoe like home,” Oolored lady at ibe window—"Weil, yon jea better git along home or I'll frow somfin.” —Much crookedness comes from whis key *t might. Oh. the flies! the horrible flleef Hurting »roumi like election lies; Dodging about like a munlac's dream, User tue better aud Into the oream, Holding oonv.atlone all ever breed, BiUag^ycar ears and tickling yo«r head, Rusting, Too busy to die, Dog gore the nasty, pestiferous fly! •feasible Ad vice. You are aaked every day through tba columns of newspapers and by your Drug gist to use something for Dyspepsia and Livar Complaint that you know nothing about, you get discouraged spending money with but little sueeeea. Now to give you aatiafactorv proof that OanaN's Arcus? Flo wan eiu uure you of Dyspep sia and Livar Complaint with all ita ef- feota, auch aa Boor Stomach, Sick Head - ache, Habitual Ooativaneaa, Palpitation the Heart, Heart-barn, Water Brash, coming up of food after eating, low spirits, Ao., wa ask you to go to your Druggist and get a Sample Bottle of Qbrbx's Auouarr Flows* for 10 cents and try It, cr a Regular Bias for 75 oents; two ‘ was will relieve to«l my8 d£w ly Photograph Portraits for framing in Oil Ohromo, Pastel, Crayon and Ink, in tha beat manner at half anybody’s prices, Williams' Gallkby. aodAwtf Procure a bottle of Thrash’s .Ooosump live Cure and Lung Restore., and stop that dreadful oough. Trial 50, large 1.50 Bold by all Druggists. mb24 sodAwly NEWS MEOM U-ROFB. axcivaaiaMT i* a uaobdhm aocua— "aooHAZATDTCEivAaDrrzxoo ran” am> THE RUSSIAN* TAX* IT UP! Quite an excitement was created te our boardi ag house yesterday upon the read ing of a telegram in the Eaguiaxa-BcN announcing that "the Roasiana are about to capture B ogfaaaaldtchwaiditkeo." Aa Ameiioana we of comae sytnpeibiae with Raaaia, but we oould not why the Roasiana wonld want to BoghszsMtcbwwiditxkoo. Wbdt has Bo- ghazaldtohwaiditzkoo dona to deserve captare by Russia? Certainly she doea not want it just for ita name? What’s to a name? Shakespeare was the originator of this interrogatory, but did he think of Bogbszaldtohwaiditakoo when he pro pounded the question? Our classical boarder thinks not; sod I think not. Dear reader, picture to yourself, if you oan, the horror of a Bogbazaldtchwaiditzkoo- tian at the knowledge that hia native heath, hi* own ro mantic Bogbazaldtohwaiditzkoo ia in the hands of tha Roasiana; imagine tha Bogbazaldtohwaiditzkoolian aeying, "Breathe*.there a man with soul so dead, who i£k iyjt unto himself aaid 'this is my own native^Boghazaldtchwaiditckoo, end now to thmk that the Roasiana have got it-got it bad! Ah! it's too bad! What will the Russians do with it ? Perhaps thay will add to ita length! We call up on you, 7eni Baghra, Mebemet All Pasha, Suleiman Paaha, and all the oitizena of Jaaia, Galatz, Dabrudsoha and Kutatendji, or Rustohaokicns, to anite and rapel the invader from yoor own Bogbaxaldteh- waiditzkoo. Let the warery be "Boghsz- Afdtehwaiditzkoo—or death” (whioh ia the same thing), else will tha rag*od Russian bear wipe oat Boghasatdtchwaiditzkoo and the Boghasaldtohwaiditzkooviliiana. Aud what then ? Twould be beard of no more. No more would the eleotrio wire spotter and sparkle with ita increased vibration when spalling out Bogheaaldtehwaiditz koo. No mors wonld telegraph operators strain eyes and ears, and utter d—n when entertaining on their finger boards the sweet sounding Bogbazaldtohwaiditzkoo. No move would ye ooxnpoeitoi and con sumer of the "midnight oil” awake from troubled sleep, and sighing nay: "Where's Boghazaldtohwaieitzkoo? Who is he? Alas!” he would my, "my own, my muoh lettered Boghazaldtchwaiditzkoo la wiped out!” Aod with the exclamation would go np three solid cheers from telegraph operator, night editor, printer and proof reader, "Three oheers for Raaaia and down with Boghazaldtchwaiditzkoo!” Bnt i ibmk -we u near from Boghazaldtcb- waiditzkoo again. Tha natural love of the BoghazeldtobwaiditzkooviUlea for hia home will not suffer the Russian to snatoh from him and the great Amerian Cable Company a name with ao many letters in it, while their tariff of charge ia so much per letter. No, deer reader, we shell hear of Bogbazaldtohwaiditzkoo again, but not from Youra truly, Matt O'B. P. 8.—Do I imagine aright when I fan cy I hear your oompoeitor aaying "Dam- oboghazaldtohwaidilzkoo writers ?’’ Maty. CATHOLIC HCAXDALS. 8KBIOU8 CBABOK9 AGAINST ASOB BISHOP WOOD, or PHIDADZLPBIA, AND OTHKB OHUBOH DION IT ABIES. Philadelphia Special to Cincinnati Enquirer. Catholics in (hia oity are a good deal exoited over a circumstantial statement in the Sunday World, seriously reflecting upon the ecolesiastioal standing and per sonal character of Right Rev. Dr. Wood, Arohbishop of Philadelphia. It ia aaid that the Archbialiop who baa gonetoBome with $.36,000, a Jubilee gift from hia Arobdiooeae—haa fallen into diagram at the Vatican, not having been permitted to say Maas even in private. The World says a oiroular has bean re ceived there, of whioh e copy has been plaoed in tho hands of every individual member of the saored ooliege of Cardinals and iu the hands of all the Catholio digni taries now assembled in Rome. The document ia addressed “A sun San- tita Papa Pio IX.” It .ia dated Fidalafia. 4 Maggio, 1877. It charges that the Arohbishop la utterly unfit to govern and oontrol a dlooeae. ft begins with the oasaa of Gerdemao, Hop kins and Beaumaiater. It daeoauta upon ex-Priest Gerdeman. Next it pays its re- epeota to ex-Rev. Father Hopkins, who, it states, broke hia vow of ooutinenoe and is now married, in Stookton, Califor> nia. Next it names Rev. Father Meoono- my, who ia a Chancellor of the Cathedral, aud declares he ia a father outaide of hia legitimate spiritual fold. It represents that in order to keep Rev. Father Daniel McDermott and George O’Connor from expooing Father Meoonomy and himself they were exiled among the bills. It da- nounoes aa a confirmed drunkard one of the moat admired theologians, not only in this diocese, but in the Catholio world. The dooument even goes so far aa to talk about Mias Cecelia Lopex and Mias Paulina Lopez, No. 1722 Kaoe street. This scandal ia discredited by good Cath olics, hot ocoaaiona muoh oomment. FRESH* ARWVAlT Black Lace Boar fa $1.50 to $8. White " " $1, $2 end $3. Embroidered Swiss Muslins; Ladies' and Gent*’ Colored Bordered Handkerchief*; r Ladies’Bilk Ties; Lace Diha; An elegant line of Marseilles Suita; A large variety of Japanese Fens from 10c. to $ l ; Dress Buttons in new shades, tf Blanchabd A Hill. W. A. LITTLE* ATTOHNXT AMD OOUMSZLLOE-AT.LAW, Offioa over J. ▲. Frazer’s herd wan stare. ieb4 6m Many noveltiae and bargains this week to be displayed at J. 8. Jomn'. eodtf AT COST! AT OtaTtl Remember that we will offer for e abort while our entire stock of Spring and Summer Dreaa Goods at ooat sad below oost. We mean buaineee. tf Blamchahd k Hill. fursiirr moo mm fee meet. Suitable for offioee, sleeping apart ment*, Ac., recently fitted up over Emqui- zzi-Sum office. Apply at ftb27 tf 1 Those Fifteen Dollar Yacht aud Flan nel Soils at Thornton A Aeaa'a are su perb. apf» tf FINANCIAL It CDIKECUL OotoesDs, Oa., Jaly 20,1177. rHAfVit. fUU for n oUon BHD— 9ight on N«w York, Bos ton and Providence par ; on 'Savannah, Mo bile and New Or!e&» % dUcoantO* Bank* checking on New York % prsminm ; and New Orleans %. other point* % premlam. Currency loan* lOffill Dot cent, per annum. Silver 1 per cent, premium. Gold nominal. Oompakisos wnrs Last Tbis*—The Veiled flutes porta receipt* are 180,128 tree bales ; tba export* 109,361 lees; the stock 15,097 Iter, Celumbu* re ceipt* 207M mo<*e; ahlp r Doat« *07*8 more; stock 3 lee*; India •hipmenis. Macs January 1st. 713,000; againat 918,000. Cotton in *.2X4,901 again* t 2,818.272, showing an dacreaae of 82.471 bales. loweet 70. Bain fall .77 inch. flame week laat year the thermometer averaged 37®. The higheat temperature waa 06, lowest 78 Rain fall .!• Inobca. MARE)ta. — At Liverpool last flatarday, mid dling upland* were quotad at OMId., and Orleans 0U*l; New York.m'ddling upland* 12We, Orleans U%c. Gold 10554 Yesterday. Liverpool, mid dling uplands, 6 %it, sad Orlean* 69-16d. New York, middling uplands 12 5-160, Or'eanS 12 7-16. Gold 105%. On the week Liverpool advanced l-10d, New York 1-10, and Colambu* unchanged. lean* 11% Gold 111^. Co] landagll 1] :ouHh-i Middling. Good Ordinary. Low Middlings...* ltA Middling* 10} Strict Middling*., 11 Week’s sale* 89 bstee-M Nortb< 3 borne conaomption, 0 for New York,"00 for Savannah, 00 for apecalatlon, 000 for New Orleaua, Week’s receipts, 38 hates, against 31 ths previous pne, and 58 the corresponding week last season—0 by 8. W. R. R., 8 by M. A G. R B., 0 by Opelika R. R 2 by river, 3* by wagons, 0 by N. A g. R. R. Shipments 83 bale*— 30 by 8. W. R. R., 3 for home consumption. 30 by W. R. R . 0 by M. A G. R. R. WMILT STATIMEST. 1077 1076 Slock August 31st 510 405 Received past week 38 68 Total received 72 031 61,280 Total received, inclnding stock...72,641 61,706 Shipped past week 30 87 Total shipped... 70,560 40,801 Total home consumption......... 9,173 10,103 Stock July 2) 1,072 1,904 Year’s receipts — 51,873 mom* 00 asoiirrs- 1877 Sontbwestern Railroad 0,003 Mobile and Girard Railroad 16,863 14,708 Western Railroad 1,362 1,232 14,007 10,780 Wagons 27,448 North and South Railroad 2,600 72.001 61,280 STATIMEST PASCIMWO TSARS. I 1871-21 107a-3| 1873 4! 1074-6 NtOOZ. Aug. II, 10601 • 1061 1173 1CS0 " ‘ “ 40420 67736 00705 57866 »l 17711 58107 . Aug. SI R«c’d to Jmy 20 StookJuly 90... Year'* receipts. 0.8. Crop Wholesale Price current. _ , . _ 9 A 10; C.sar Rib Aides 0U; Shoulders 7)4; Sugar-cured Hams 13; Plats Hama lie. Bnt Iff sat*—Clear Rib Bids* 8^c.; Shoal Jers 6]4c. Ba*oino—13^eiSc. BOTTia—Goshen ft B> 40c ; Country 26c. Ohssi—English ft A 16c; Western 16c; N. Y. 8 tat* 10c. Cahdlss—Adeamantlnefl fl>l0c; Paraphlne 25c Coma—Rio choice ft B) 2dc ; Prime 21 Uc; Java 33c to 37c. ^ Corns—Yellow Mixed ft bushel 05; White, OO ear load rates In depot sacked; balk 4c. less. ^OgAM-Domestic V 1,000 $200065; Havana Flour 09O>1O HABDWAfca—Wide Iron ft A 9c; Refined 4c; Sad Irons Be; Bar Lead 10c; Oaatlngs 6Uc; Plow Steel 10c; Spring do. 10c; Caat Steel 22U, Baggy Springs 30c; IJorse and Mole Shoe# ft A, 7c; Horae Shoe Nalls 22< / 6r, Nalls ft ker $3,60; Axes ft dosen $12; Uai—V cwt. $1.40; Oonotry 40060c. M*al—ft bushel 87^c,a QhSSiB Goons—Sardines ft casa oflOO boxes IS. to $18. Oysters, 1 lb cans ft doaen, 87 Uc to $1.00 MotAsaaa—N. 0. ft gall. 06c; riwrliL. 60c; boil ed 76; oommon 86046. PotAToaa—planting—Irish ft bbl $6.00#*.26 Western $6. Sboax—Crushed and Powdarad ft ll 1$U; A 18c, Bxtra 0 N. 0. 12*c Yallow Clarified 12; do snow White 18c. Oil—Kerosene ft gallon 26 to 80c; Llnaaad, raw $1.15; Lard $1.18; Train 76. Wai«KST—Rectified ft gallon $1.10#$2; Bourbon -ft bnahel 00#66c. Shot—ft sack $2.60. ■to^l^SSl*.**. Riox—ft B» 8c. Balt—Liverpool ft sack $1.66; Ylrginla $2.24. BlOOUS—ft dosen $2.60#$3.50. Oandt—Stick ft B> 17c. Oelnaebee Maeerslnrel ti*«ds. ■asl* AMD Piihix Mills—She*ting 4-4 0Uc.; H shirting 7c. ; ocaaburgs, T oa., 10Wc.; 0 oa., % drll'lug Oeiored Ooodt — Stripes 9#llc ; drees goods 14c.#l6c. : Dixie plaids for Held work 14c.;cotton blankets $1.70#8.7&pcr pair, bleached huckaback towela $1 40 per dosen ; yarns 6e. to 1*. per bunch of 3 pounds $1 10; rope 17c. to ltc.; sewing throed.10 baiU to the pound,30c#i0u knitting thread, 12 ball«#to the pound, bleached 40e; unbleached, 3rtc.- cotton batting lie; wrap ping twine, in balls, 26c. Cottonadea 14e#33c tickings Uc#24e.; Woolen Goode.—Doeskins, 37^s#06c; Jeans 22# •Oe.; colored twills 3lcO40c. Cesairy Pradnee. Wholesale. Retail. Goshen Batter 36 60 Coaatry ’’ 12|4#16 tf ■*Z« 8 12V4 Grown Chickens 16 28 Spring Chickens 12U#18 15#29 Irish potatoes bbl 5.0u. 60c pk. Illdss Vt#llc.; green 3; beeswax 26c.; rags ?« _ * — • — -• - 15#26c., lb; Wool—washed 40c, with burs MARKET REPORTS. •Y TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. EIHAHCIAL. Londos, July 29-Noon.- Uou*ols 04 0-10. Pari*, July 20—1 jo r H.—Rentas lorfund Kuw You. July 20-Ewnlng —Uouay *uay, at 1* per seat. Sterling 4M Oo Id stmafw, 106S Government* firmer—new ft's U1U. Btau bands dull. T ■aw took arooK xixnr. New Yoax, July 20. — Stook* strong l Irregular, aa followa : York Control 98K ( Erie, Lake Illinois Central 67U; PitUburg8IU: bS?! ths •umiAivir. Balaaeos— Gold, 080,640,40V; Currency, 048,- 070,24*'; Sub-Traasury paid interest, 006,000; (or bonds 037,006. Customs reouipt* 0068^00. LavuurooL, July 20-Noon.-Cotton market Arm; mlddling u!' ‘ export.' Raoelpti to-day 4,460-4,000 Amarioan. uplands 60$d, middling Orluuas 0,000-1,< 00 far spusulatlou and P*<1 In September and October, par sail, 0 7-1*. Salas fbr ths weak fto.ooo-xpetiolatlea 8,600 export *,*»; stock 040.000, American 610,000; ruauipts 00,000, American 28.000; aatual ax- ports 10,000 ; stock afloat MO,COO, A—risen UTOOO. sales of Amarieau r.sST *00 r h—Upland*, low .middling Mans*, Am- ET^JSr.TE 8:00 r. u.—Of sal«s «Hl*y 0,2M wars AmarL Uplands, low middling elaus*, July delivery, Ifc. crop,shipped In Ootobor and November, per sail, O^d. 6 r. h.—Futures steady : Uplands, low middling clause, September and October delivery, 6 7-10; November and December, 0 7-10d. Yarns and fabrlos qulst and steady. Liverpool Cotton Circular the week, with a hardening tendency for some vipUons. American continues la good re- it and prices are generally 1-I0d#^d ter In medium and lower grade#. Busineas throughout the weeL though prioes gradually liardaned. The latest transactions show an advance of 3 32d for July delivery and l-l6d for other positions. UHITZD STATUS WXKXLT COTTON BTATXMKHT Nxw York, July 20, 1877. 1070-»77 1876-’70 Net receipts at all U 8 ports for the week 4,001 6,819 Total reoeipt* to date ..0,020,999 4,080,046 Exports for the week 11,084 1'1.798 steady; uplands 1: 702 Weekly net rec* pts203; sales 6003; stock 108,000; export* to Great Britain 4800. Nxw York, July 20. — Evening — Net re- ceipts 0. Futures closed firm; sales 21 000 bales, a* follows : July, 12 00 100O19 89 1«'0 ; August, 19 27-100019 98-100; September, 19 16-10 O 1218-100; Ootobor, 11 71-100OU T2-100; No vember, 11 48-100011 40-100; Deoember 11 4V 100O11 60-luo; January, 11 01-lOoOU 02100; February, 11 74-100OH 70-100; March, 11 87 100 Oil 80-100. Galvikjon, July 20. — Cotton quiet; mid- Weekly net receipts 448-, stock 10,471; sales 008. Boston, July 20.— Cotton quiet; middlings J \leekly net receipts 100; sales 360; stock 17 033; exports to Great Britain 660 8AVANNAN, July 98.—Cotton Arm; mM- ding* 11*40. Weekly 2,002. Kiw Ouluans, July 20. —Cotton quiet; middlings 1100c, low middlings llo, good ordl- net receipts 286; sales 240; stock Weekly net receipts 1240; sales 6,876: exports to Great Britain 1506, to France 4408, stock 40,876. Mobiln, July 90. —Cotton steady; middlings 11 Weekly net reoelpu 2100; sales 460; stock 0070. Cnauluston, July 20.—Cotton steady; mid dlings 11000. weekly net receipts 92; *ales 446 ; stock 8181. PKOTIfllONB Baltimore. Baltiworh, July 90.—Oats dull—Southern prime, new 40#44c. Bye quiet and steady, 70# 78o. Provisions quiet, firm. Pork-mess 014 76 #16 00. Bacon—shoulders 8000, clear rib sides 800c. Hams—sugar-cured. 19#130. Lard—re fined 10#lo^0c. Coffee dull and numlnal—job lota 17#92c. whiskey firmer, at $11100. Sugar quiet, U00c. New York. Nnw York. July 90^-Flour dull and heavy, prices 1* #20o lower, and market rloslmr dull— supwruite vv eateru nuu state $0 aotwa 76; 8onth- eru grades, market heavy—oommon to fair extra 07 76#8 6d, good to cholee extra $9 86# 9 76. Wheat doll and heavy, 2#4o lower—new amber Indiana 01 76* new Southern $1 45# 1 76 Corn }4#00c lower—ungraded Western mixed 68V0#6Oo. Cats >00lc lower, less doing. Coflee, Rio quiet and heavy—eargnee 16U#2 >,gold; job lots 16/402100, gold. Sugar dull—9j0#0Uo for fair to good refined; refined lower—standard A 11V0O, powdered#11000,granulated llUc, crush- ed li70#1300o. Molassesdull—New Orleans 4i# 60c. Aloe steady—Carolina, 6#7>0o for oommon to prime; Louisiana 0#7o. Pork dull and easier —new me*s 014 36# 14 40. Lard easier—new prime steam 00 2O#0 30. Whiskey dull, |l 11J4 demand—new red $1 2001 86. Corn dull- mixed 43 -, white 49o. Oats doll—mixed 84c, white 40c. Kve dull, at C7#08c. Barley dull and nominal—fait b6#?0o. Pork quiet and firm, $14 00. Lard inaotive—steam tfl0o, current make 08 80; kettle io#lo>^c. Balk meats quiet and firm—shoulders 06 25, short rib mid- ole* 07 2> #7 26, short dear middles 07 60 Baoon In lair demand and Arm—shoulder* so, dear rib sides 8c, dear sides 8^4* Whiskey In good demand.at 01 07. Butter market quiet— Western Reserve 16#l8o; good to prime Cen tra) Ohio )8#14c; good tc prime packing 11>4P T *— **— *■“* paokit Sugar market steady -New Orlaans l0#llo; refined- granulated 12V0#llteet powdered and crushed j44gl2£0c; white H>4#n00e, yellow refined ■t. Low Is. July 20.—Flour nominally on- rail $8 60#6 76, XXX extra rail 10, good to rancy family brands 07 16# >*at higher—No 2 red fall 01 4o#l 42; St. Loci*. changed—XX 07 0Q#7 10, 8 28. Wh< ed40*#4ta_ . 9.8O0. KyeCfcbld. Whiskey higher, at $1 08. Pork lower—Job lots $18 30. Lard dull—summer 8000 bid. Bulk meats dull, nothing doing— shoulders $4 00, summer clear rib sides 7o to ar- rive; winter shoulder* up-country 400c; clear side 07 86. Bacon Inactive and lower— shoulders 6c, elear rib sides 7%#8c, clear sides 8>0#8>0c. Live hogs higher, $4 76#b 00. Cattle market •low—choice shipping steers $6 36#6 66; thor ough Texans $2 60#S 87*4. loulavUl*. Lodihvillb, July 20.—Flour qnl*t and un changed—extra 01 6o#4 76, family 06 60#6 00. Wheat market active bnt not higher—red $1 40, amber $1 46, white 81 60. Corn market steady—white 680, mixed Me Oats doll—white 46o, mixed 34o. Pork quiet,$14 oo#I* 26. Bulk meast market steady—shoulders 06 26, elear rib sides 07 to, dear slJes 07 76. Maeon mar 011>0c. Lard toUc. Whiskey firmer, $1 07. Bagging quet, At Tobaooo nominally unchaoged. Cklesge. Special to Enquirer-Son.] Chicago, July 90^Flonr quiet and steady— spring superflnes 06 00#7 00: Woetern extras $7 On#0 9O| winter extras 08 6O#1O4O. Wheat in taTr demand—No 2 Chicago spring $1 40 cash, $1 38# 1 38 for July, 01 1&V* lur August; 01 U0J4 for September. Corn dull and weak— 47000 cash, 47000 tor Jnly, 41047^00 lor August end tor Septeihoer. Oat* dull snd weak—JOUc cosh, 2ty 4 c for August. Rye dull, 68c. Barley dull, Sic. Pork In fair demand—018 26#i3 27>4 cash, 018 36# 18 40 for July, $18 87te#18 40 'or August, 013 37J4#U 41 for Septemr*- * —* ‘11—$8 V6 mu 4 or August, 00 0-iUi _ Lard Sj or August, $0 02J4 for Septem ber. Balk meats *a*l*r—shoulders 6>0. , short rib 7o, short dear rib 7^0e. Whiskey steady, at August; $1<8^40100V4 lor September. v>oru weak—10400 for August. Oats weak—2*V0o for August. Pork 018 S2U#13 3> for August, $18 46 bid for September.. Lard firm—08 0T>4#0 00 for Angus*. , flaw Orlawwu. Special to Enquirer-Mm.J Nnw ORLraxs. July Pork market quiet but nominal—mess 014 70. Lard firm and In fair demand—refined tierce 9%#9He, k*glu#loHe. Bulk meats firm—ehonlders,loose 604c, packed 604c. Bacon qnlet bat stesidy— snouluera 604c, dear rib sides 804c, deer sides • a b o. Sugar cured hams In good demand and firm, li# 120 according to site. Whiskey market quiet and steady, fil 06#110. Coffee, BKcargoee, ordinary to prime 17#9O04c. Sugar excited aod higher—common to good l^#«; fair to fully fair 9 t / 4#u>4 for pr me to choice. Bleu ordinary to cholee Louisiana 4^#6o. BAYAL ITOtEB, Kta. RSSlS; fl«. Nnw Your, July 20.—Spirits of tarpaulins firmer, at 81 ^#32c. Rosin dull—$186#i «6 for Freight!* BABlfll IflTBLLIUBflCIL Nnw Your, Jum *8.—Arrived: Huntsville Arrived out: Bethnla, Coneordta. Homeward: Sandusky. Special to the Enquirer Sun.] Savannah, July 20. — Arrived at quaraa- ties: Spar'-n barks Arribal, Sploreto, Jo fine and brig Autoala Arrived« Mutr, Neuve Sudan, Spanish, Bar* esloaa. Cleared : Steamer Juniata, Philadelphia; skip Valadora and Spanish Veleoci* and Bar esloia. Salted ; Steamer Juniata, and brig sbela RAILROADS d WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA. Cclumbus, Ga., June 3, l$77 c Trains LeavB Columbus AS FOLLOWS Southern Mail. 12:39 p.aw..arrives at Montgomery. 6:04 r H P Mobile 636 a H New Orleans. 11^6 A H Selma 806 r u Atlanta.. 0*68 a m Atlanta Sc Northern Mail. 7U5 sx. m., arrives at Atlanta 2:90 r u Washington . W* r M BalUmore.... 11:80 pm New York... 7.-00am ALSO BY THIS TRAIN Arrive at Montgomery 236 r M “Accommodation,” Tue^lay, Thursday ana Saturday Leave Columbus 730 r u Arrive at Atlanta 9.40 a m Arrive at Montgomery 6:10 a at Making dose connection for Nashville, Ia>u- isville, Ro TRAINS ARRIVE AT COLUMBUS From Montgomery and Southwest..1034 a h “ .. 6:06 P M From Atlanta and Northwest 6:06 r m IF Thia Train, arriving at Columbus at 9:0(1 P. if., leaves Atlanta at 9:30 a in. E. P. ALEXANDER, PresMcat. CHARLES PHILLIPS, Agent deeis tf Central and Southwestern Railroada Savannah, Ga., March 8, 1877. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, March 11. Passenger Trains on tha Central anu Southwestern Railroads *nd Branches will run as follows: TRAIN «0.1, GOING NORTH AND WEST 030 A M 9:16 A H 4:46 P M Arrives at Augusta... Arrives at Macon Leaves Macon for Atlanta.. Arrives at Atlanta 6:02 a 1 Making close "onneotinns at Atlanta with Western and Atlantio Railroad for all points North and Wsst. CUMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leaves Atlanta 10:40 r M Arrives at Macon 6:46 a m Leaves Macon 730 A M Arrives at Ml’ledgeville Making connections at Augusta (or the North and East, and r* “** w Atlantio f~ ~* " Florida. TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEBT 730PM Leaves Savannah Arrives at Augusta... 1 eaves Augusta. . 030 s .... 836 PM ... ..... 934 A M Arrives at Eatonroo 11 80 A M Arrives at MUledgevlUo.... Eaton ton.. Arrives at Macon Leaves Maoon for Atlanta 8:40 a m Arrives at Atlanta..... 2:10 P H Leaves Maoon for Albany and Ku> fcula j 8:20 a M Arrives at Eufaula. 3:49 r m Arrives at Albany 110 f u Leaves Maoon for Columbus 033 a m Arrives at Columbus.......... 1:18 pm Trains on this schedule for Maoon, Atlanta, Columbus, Kufaula and Albany dally, making dose connection at Atlanta with Western « Atlantic and Atlanta A Richmond Air Line. At Eufaula with Montgomery and Eu'anla Railroad; at Columbus with Weatern Rail road of Alabama, and Mobile and Girard Railroad. Train on Blakely Extension Leaves Albany Mondays, T uesday*, Thursdays and Friday*. COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leave* Atlanta 1:40 rk Arrives at Maoon from Atlanta........ 0:48 r M Leaves Albany 1030 AM Leaves Kafnula 036 pm Arrives at Maoon from Eufaula aod Albany 4:10 pm Leaves Columbus 11:19 a, M Arrive*! at Maoon from Colombo#.... 8:11 r u Leave* Maoon 7:88pH Arrives at Augusta 03u a m Leaves Augusta 8:08 p M Arrives at Savannah 7:16 am Ida. Passengers for Mllledgevllle and Eatooton will take train No. 2 from Savannah and train No. l from Maeon. which trains oonneot dally exoept Monday, lor those points. WILLIAM ROOERS, General Sopt. Central Railroad, Savannah. W. G. RAOUL, Sup!. Southwestern Railroad, Maeoa. feb6 tf Mobile & Girard B. R. O N and after SUNDAY, MAY 9tr. tha Mall Train on tne Mobile a Girard Rail' road will ran as follows: GOING WEST. Leave Columbus General Passenger Depot daily, at 1:49 pm Leave Columbus Broad Street Depot dally,at.. 2:30 r n Arrlv« at Union Springs 6:66 p u “ Troy 8:00 p M “ Eufaula 1010 p n “ Montgomery 7:66 p M " Mobile 6:26 A M “ New Orleans 11:26am “ Nashville 7:16 AM “ Louisville 8:40 r M " Cincinnati Alt p w ~ . 800 A M COMING EAST. Leave Troy ixio a m Arrive at Union Springs 2.4* a m “ Culumbn* 7:10 AM “ Opelika 9.20 A M “ Atlanta 2 08pm “ Maoon..... 2.24 P M " Savannah 7:10am rings For Eufaula Tuei day. Through ooach with sleeping aoeommoda- tlona between Columbos and Montgomery. Paaeengen fer the Northwett will save ten hours’ Urn* by this route. Through itckuts to all priaeipal points on Mle ut General passenger Depot, and at D. £. WILLIAMS, Genaral Ticket Ascent. Warm and White Sulphur SPBlNOg. 7ia the North & South Railroad, A* arrangements have bee* made to hav HACKS meet every morning and eveulng's train. WM. REDD, Jr., ,S00 ' * 20 °. *500, $1,000. M- ALSX t-HOTHINUHA* k CO., BrekM., Bo. 1, W»ll itTMt, N.w Tort, art* dkitrrtl* lKv.stm.uu 1» .lock*, which fratnotl, p*J from llv. to tw.oty tlmu Us. DIDOttDt Icrwtrt Stock. bOIl||ht .Dd INIIIl.ll u lo»t u doalrod on dopo.lt orthIWo poront. Elpl .tor, .trcalon ud wookly r.porUMwt rtO O.t.1 Mdtp iy "A A>
