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rtATT.Y KSOPIRBR-SUS: OOI.UMBU3, GEORGIA., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2. .1877. Swig gnqttiret. 8ALI8BURY ft fmopribtobs. 00., scBtcBirrmi «un. From Mill dnU ths subscription to the Go- ubu Eittnn will bo u followi, oltkor •erred by earriers In tho dty nod suburbe, or wot by moll, (*• p. egoyloy «t poetays) t •trletlp la M«oo««. DAILY. One Yaw ... «7.00 •• Throw Meath* t oo " Oao Meath IS WEEKLY, Oao Yoor 1.10 « Ms IS ■DMDAT, Yoor l.SO •* Sis Moatho 100 WEEKLY and SUNDAY. Oao Yoar.. ».*• Tbo bow of Congress now roqolror newspa per postage to bo propold by tho pubUshers, and from thlr daU wo will propay It without additional ooot to subscribers. Subscribers will wo tho Importanw or paylnc op promptly, a* In addition to arrtw thorn tho popor, wo ban an additional owh expense In tbo mattor of U ■ATM or ADTHTIIMS. HoottMooiaoMH nojonbfi •ooooaoaawat w*!J!c<s®s;s!;©-.t *00* l 8 £ 88 assasgsaitasiSxi n»«M8 8 S £ 15 $ 8 SSMjcS £ . aasssgsssasgsi «wnowg i*8£338S£SSSS; I «n°QH 8 85ciS88aS8S8i8 I nqtnowt §t§si5l88gssft8 I ninow g nqtnoH 9 888SS88KS83S8I «n°°H i 111 8IIt £ 8 S 3 8 8 i "» g °w b i|g3is£5£sg8gl "WH « §sS15S88g8888lww«»w oi Sgaaeasfeig8881 «w°w n 'Sft^siiaSaSaafel —n Fifty par coot, additional In Local Column. AitnnniT AovaaTiuumTS, |1 a square for oaoh tnwrtlon. Marriages and Fnnaral Notlcao, II. Daily orory other day, two-thlrd» ol tho aboro rate*. Suhdat and WnoKLT,oaoh, ono-thlid of tho aboro rotor. OVM AOBNTS. Tbomas Baolawd, Opelika, Ala. L. S. SoMnnooLna A Go, Lafayette, Ala J T Johoook, Hamilton,On. W S Thokao, Alexander Olty, Ala. J W McOlikdok, Wait Point, 8a J. L. DaninL, Olonnrlllo, Ala. REGULAR TRAVELING AGENTS. L M. Draco, SW Tho aboro AconU of Erqutnon-Soa are anthorlwd to aollolt and rowlpt for nb- wrlptlona and adrartiwmonto. mbkcvrv at tbm uroroia BOMB OFFICB. WIDMMDAT. 9 A. M I 8 P. M ..90° IS M 87o | 3 r. m ..91“ OOUBE8PONDING D4Y I.ABT YKAB. 9 A. M 79" 1 3 r. m ..84o 12 M 82" | 0 P. M ..880 Bain on corresponding date loot year. The average yooterday waa nix and a half degroeo higher then laat year. March Gams of Bora Boll. It will take plaoe Friday afternoon on Uaioh’a green between the (Georgetown olob and the Bomba of thia oity. The former nine will arrive here Thursday on the ateamer Wylly. The prixe will be a bat and ball. Toiling Ihe Cemnirg Strielt. The ladlea named the atroeta of the cemetery aometima ago, and were out yooterday baring poala put np, eighty in number, on the “camping ground," and hare written on them the namea of the atrwU. The Oity Oounoil contributed forty dollara toward the good work. A. T COST FUNERAL NOTICB. The frienda and aoqaaintanoee of lino. Ioabxllx B. Burra and family are Invited to attend her funeral at 4 o'clock p. m. TO-DAY. Beaidenoe on Holutoah street, between Crawford and St. Olair. Personal. Poatmaater W. H. Johnson reached home yeaterday. If ever the tug cornea in regard to the poetmaaterahlp in thia plaoe, he would receive ae many Demo cratic votea aa atmoat any Demoorat in the city, for be ia a model poatmaater. Hon. H. W. Hilliard and Col. Mott are expected borne to-day. The oity ia very much pleaaed at the appointment of Mr. Hilliard aa miniater to Braxtl. AU we have heard apeak of the appointment ex- prow gratification. Thf bond of Collector dark ia regard ed aa not worth the money it purporta. It will be examined rigidly. It la regard ed with no eatiafaotion. It will be acrntl- nixed oloaely at heedquartera. It olaima to be worth $100,000 bot many double are attached thereto. “Col.” O. Waabington Tioknor of the National Bank of Columbua and Mr. W. Holloway Huff, the popular dry goode aaleaman of thia oity, left yeaterday to apend a few daya with Mr. Robert Mo* Oough at hie tuaouiannm villa near Glennville, Alabama. The lore of thaae gentlemen of Aeetbetio culture will render tboae Ciceronian abadea more olMaio than ever. The Colonel, from a force of habit, carried a bundle of blank cbeoka under bla arm which are likely to remain blank, and the aaleaman for the aame reaaon carried bia aamplea of thinga to enjoy under the aforeaald ahadea. O buoyancy, thou art led to the tlghtneaa of tbia trio'a apirita. Weltem Railroad Jlimi. VTe wiah to enter our proteat againat the abominable habit of plaoing ladiea in the department of the aeoond-claaa oara, thrown among the amoking and drinking classes, and having to witnaaa other thinga what ia nnneceaaary to elate. We find thia on the morning and evening traina between tbia point and Opelika. The company have certainly oara enough, and aa in the oaae tbia morning aome lady paa- aengera had to go into the front part of the oar whioh haa been partitioned off for the oolored people and amokerg. We truly hope that the management of the Weatern Railroad Company will guard againat auoh poor aooommodetiona through reapeot for the oomfort and feel ings of the female portion of the travel ing publio. The Oipaiea have pitohed their tent near Smith'll Station, and are ready to tell for tunes and swap horsea. Fine rains fell yesterday between Smith’s Station and Columbua. Tho Cargill-Laalag Arbitration. Laat Saturday Mr. John Cargill’s two- mule team, whioh always in their playful ness are inolined not to hold back going down hill, got the start of Ihe driver going down to the wharf, from the Mobile and Oirard Railroad bridge. The driver in trying to atop them broke hia lines and they ran to the bottom of the hill and atopped. Aa we understood our inform ant, aome one then threw a briok at the mulea and caused them to “dash” a second time. They ran against a Mr. Lesley's buggy, upset it and broke all of the wheels. The damaged party claimed in demnity, and it waa left to the arbitration of two persona. Hr. Cargill chose Jndge J. F. Pou and Mrs. Lesley, or her aon, who was in charge of the buggy, seleoted Captain 0. A. Redd. The arbitrators did not agree and they, aa waa understood in the premises, decided to bring in a third man. The day set apart for the second sitting will be next Saturday two weeks. The law bearing on tbia ia, aa we have been informed, that a man who will drive out a horse or horsea knowing them to be vioiona runaways is liable for any damages that may be inflioted. Mr. Car* gill's mulea were not thought by hia arbi trator to oome under thia law. TBM UNHBT^LRD QVBttION. Thaae unsettled questions existed sines tbs Age of Man, end tbs time that be dis covered the fixed laws imparted to Cos mos by the Originator. It has been upon these, that ia investigations arising there from, that Science has advanced. Uelllleo Invented the telseoope in 1609, bet curious humanity, eager to see fur ther than with thia simple instrument, clamored for something more powerful. At last Lord Boeee, In 184S, completed hia four ton telescope with a speculum six feet in diameter. The thirsty after knowledge were not satiefied with being warm, but desired to know how warm it was; so Farenheit and Reaumur got it down to a aeals by whioh one might tell whether or not the blood was boiling. Newton was a grave man, but, being avaricious, be was not satisfied with his own gravity and sought to gain that the Creator had given to the falling apple. However,by parenthesis, and not meaning to digress, the gravity of the apple inves tigated the velocity with whioh the falling pear (Pair) traveled. The eye of man discovered that some points ware higher than others and they had to know the dlffsrenoe of lsvsl with out digging a hole in the earth or pulling down a hill or mountain, so the theodolite waa invented. This, however, has not been brought Into requisition to settle the question as to HOW HUGH HIOHla Broad atreet ia than the water in the Obattabooobee, and some are very muob troubled to find it out. It waa suggested by one that a long pole be made ao long and erected in the river that the top of it may strike the level of Broad atreet; then measure the pole and you have it. An other mathematician, “ao to apeak,” being better versed in Aoouatioa than Hum boldt, Qay Luasao and others, who deter mined the velooity of sound to be 1,118 feet per second, suggested that if any one were anxious to determine the matter, it could be very easily done by some one going into the mouth of a sewer emptying into the river, and yelling to a man listen ing with an ear trumpet through a plug on Brood street. Henoe, knowing the pitoh and tone of the voioe, the velocity of sound per seoond, the amount of sense the fellows making these calculations have and the difference of level of the two points, the question would be settled. We give the above aa we beard it on the corner of two prosperous grocery merchants, and if it offered no enlighten ment to the man who says meui liber eat men vita allot to him who liveth upon and tbiratetb after knowledge, all that we have to say ia that it was summer discus sion. If they had asked Mr. Basa, who sur veyed the locations, and aaoertained the levels exaotly, * they would have saved many words and warmer feelings, and the question would not have remained un settled. TO CLEAR OUT MY FINE KID CLOVES WILL ovrxn TWO - BUTTON 8BAMLB88, Beat Made, at $1.60 per pair. The stock is not large, but fresh and well assorted. Will iuolude at same prioe a lot of Btitohed-Baoks, known as Pique Kids, worth $2.50 per pair. J. B. JONES. July 29, 1877. tf THE STRIKE AT KIRVEN’S I THE NEW YORK STORE Wishing to make room tor a superior maka of Silka, for which we have secured tbs exclusive control in this mask it, we will offer our stock of BLACK SILKS turnon hand, at NBW YORK COST! These Goods were bought under value, and all in want of auoh Goods can save 80 per oent. by buying now. eodtf Gohdoh A Caboill. Photograph Portraits for framing in Oil Cbromo, Pastel, Crayon and Ink, in the best manner at half anybody's prices, at Williams' Gallxbt. eodAwtf Wonted. Ws have loaned our Daily file for year 1872 to some person who has failed to re turn. Any information leading to re covery of earns will be thankfully re ceived. Emquibxb-Scn. BX.BOANT ROOMS BOB BBNT. Suitable for offloea, sleeping apart ments, Ao., recently fitted up over Exqui- bxb-Som office. Apply at feb27 tf This Omox. TUB LAST VBANOB. Having made arrangements to leave the oity, I offer my stock of Dry Goods at a great sacrifice. To any one wishing to engage in the Dry Goods business I am prepared to offer a bargain. I will offer the entire ■took to merchants on Monday and Tues day. If not disposed of in this manner be- fore Wsdnesday, August 1st, I will on that day commence retailing the Goods at fabulously low prices. Thia is no humbug. The Goods must be sold, aa I have decided to move to the country. Knowing that the low prioef will sell the Goods, all I ask of the publi is a call. Terms cash on Delivery. Jy29 eod8t f. C. JomcsoM, A lot of Toilet Soaps, Gelatine and Flavoring Extracts, (or sale cheap, at tf Masoh's Dana Stoss. The Celebrated Adbomenal Corset to P» found at the Nxw Yoax Btosx. TMB LATE JO»U MW Capitol Boilddm, \ Moxtooxxxt, Ala., July 10,1877.) At a meeting of the Bupreaae Court Bar held at the Cepitol thia morning, in tbs Supreme Court Library, for the purpose of paying tribute to the late Hon. Fern M. Wood, of Opelika, tha following pro- oeedings were bad: _ On motion of Attorney General Sand- ford, Judge John T. Heflin, of Talladega, was oalled to preside over the masting, and F. B. Clark, jr., of Mobile, wasohoeen Secretary. Hon. Leroy F. Box, of St. Olair, then offered tbs following resolu tions expressive of the sentiments of the meeting, whioh were unanimously adopt ed: Whereas, the members of tbs bar of the Supreme Oqprt have heard with profound sorrow of the death of Hon. Fern M Wood, and whereas, the aouteoeaa and breadth of his intellect, his enthusiastic devotion to, and study of hia profession aa a eoi- enoe, and his fine abilities had distin guished him as a jurist, while his kind na ture and genial manners endeared him to all bia brethren, and whereas, although bla life was recklessly terminated in the very midst of hia usefulness, the etrenu- oua exertion of hia vigorous faculties had attained a reputation which will long be oherlabsd by hie countrymen; therefore belt ■ Resolved, That in the death of Fern Manley Wood, the bar haa lost one of its able, and moat useful members; society one of ite brightest ornaments, and the State an honored oitixen, whose life and services have oonduoed to her welfare and renown. Resolved, That the earner of him, whose death we deplore, furnishes to the young men of our oountry an example of Integrity, of well direoted energies, and of fearless enoounter with all the vioiesi - aitudea of the worlk. worthy of their ap proval and earnest imitation. Resolved, That in deelaring be dis- ohaged his whole duly, both in pesos aad In war, aa a oitixen, a member of the bar, and as a friend, wa pronounoe s high and justly deaetved eulogtumon tha lamented deed. Resolved, That the Attorney General I iresent these resolutions to tha Supreme Court, with tbs request that they be spread on its minutes, and that he prooure them to be inserted in the Revised Code of Alabama. Resolved. That a copy of these reso lutions be tendered to the family of tha deceased, with the eeroeat assurance of our sympathy in their great bereavement. BIMABXS op ATTOXBXT OXMXBAL SAHPOBD presenting to the Supreme Court the resolutions of the bar relative to the death of the Hon. Fern M. Wood May it pleate the Court: It ia ouatomaiy when a Inember of our profession dies for the survivors to meet tad adopt resolutions commemorative of his talenta, his learning and hia virtues. During the laat three years it haa been the misfortune of the Court to witness the observanoe of this ouatom, upon sev eral occasions. Sometimes the ceremony haa elpressed the disappointment of hopea inspired by young men, who had given promise of oellenoe, but the fulfillment of wbiob death had prevented. At other times, it haa been the solemn utterance of deep sorrow over the untimely death of those who had labored muob, and suffered muob, and aohieved great things; of those whose qualities of noble eitixenship had won the confidence of, and endeared them to, all their oonntrymen. One of these, struggling upward, had reaohed a high position—the summit of his profes sional ambition—a place npon the benoh of the Supreme Court of Alabama, and thenee, with all bis glory undimmed, stepped easily into the skies. But the cireumstanoes attending the death of none of them were ss aad as those surrounding the laat days of the Hon. Fern M. Wood. These are well known, and it is unneosasary now to re late them. He waa neither so young as not to have met the difficulties and borne the burdens of a lawyer’s life; nor ao old as to have effected all that hia foroe and abilities oould accomplish. He had fait the anx iety and weariness that wait upon the la borious task of daily bread; but he bad known also the joy that comes from the ■alneaer Abbey. The Jerusalem Chamber tteslf, though an nnprateatlous building alike in Us external appearance and Its internal Mr- external appaatanea ran gem ant, iteonnei in the history of S whioh tha grant dramatiet of English literatus haa raodasnd famous forever, the other of whieh has exacted an lnflueooa on all Engliah-epsaking nations each aa is simply inoalenlabte. Here it was that Henry IY. coming np to Loudon, covered with a hideous leprosy, and almost bant double with pein and weakness, laid him down to die. It waa, apparently, the only mom in the Abbey whioh had oonvsnianeaa fa* a fire. It waa tba early spring; tha Abbey itself waa chilly: and to (ho Janus' Chamber the King was eartied by attendants, and * c before the greet joining that affecting spirts a, and there laid upon a pallet fire-plaoe. It is in a ea of Westminster ad- leareplaeas that moat in which tha Yi room in the palaoe of Wcetmiaatoi Shakspeare please that Prince pate on hie TUB OTBN AIR MBBTINO. A committee, consisting of the miniater end e member of eaoh ohnrcb, excepting the Episcopal end CAtholio, wax appoint ed to oonenlt ea to having another open air meeting in tbe Conrt House Square. The result of their deliberations was that the meeting shell begin next Sunday night. Preparations are now being made end an other harvest may be expeoted by the oburohes. Vnlumbat Iron Worke, Tbia oompauy ia making gaa retorts and shipping them to the gaa works of Maoou, Georgia. This ia business and a fair ex ponent of tbe manufacturing powers that exist here and whioh mathematically speaking will be raised to the highest “power.” Mr. B. H. Hudson has been employed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. James Demon, Secretary and Treas urer of tbe Company. Won tS.OOO. Mr. W. R. Brown’s oolt, Bramble, won the three-quarter mile raoe at Saratoga, end won $5,000. Bixty colts were en tered and nine started. The summery and time were in yesterday's paper. Mr. Brown ie well known here, where be was raised and hie father still resides. Georgia convention Skalrhat. We here received e neatly bound vol ume of 124 pages, with tbe above title, from the Constitution Publishing Com pany at Atlanta, Georgia. Tba frontia- pleoe oontains an exoallent likeneaa of ex-Gov. Jenkins, tbe Preeident of the body. It oontains the vote of the State by distriota, and brief biographies of tbe members of ihe Convention. It oertainly ia e valuable book o( reference and oara ia ehown in the completion. AT TBB NBW YORK STORB. Notwithstanding our large trade in Shirts, we still have about 40doxen of the Job Lot at $1, auoh aa are being cold at $2 elsewhere. Gobdob A Caboill. eodtf _ ^ _ WILLIAMS' MOTTO l The Finest Photographs in Ihe oity at $1.50 per doaen. ^ eodAwtf . Lift slit Photographs in tha beet men ner for fire dollars, at eodtf Williams' Uallksi. Deairing to redooa my large stock of Dry Goods before replenishing for the fell trade, I have atrook former prioee and knooked them down so low that ell osn aeoure greet bargains. WHI sell great many Goods at New York ooat, end others ea low aa any “coat” store. I mean what I aay, and will oonvinoe you that yoar money will bny more here then elsewhere, if yon will take the trouble to oall and examine. My stock is fresh—no old shelf-worn Goods. tf J. Albxbt Kibvkn. tub firubbs of rum cotton SUCTION, According to Ihe New York Chronicle ol lest Friday the total reoeipta at the U. 8. porta are 8,966,137, against 4,081,570 to tha corresponding date of lest year- showing e net ddfiraaae of 125,433. Interior towns have a stock of 25,361, against 48,151. Visible eupply 2,100,196, against 2,264,836 et that date a year ego —2,345,186 in 1875, and 2,419,640 in 1876. This shows a doorease of 164,640 on tbe supply of 1876 —244,990 on the supply of 1875, and 819,444 on the supply of 1874. The weather wee warm end showery, end the plant healthful, though backward. Galveston reported that if the rains oleer- ed, pioking would begin this week. Texas, at two points, reports destrnotion from oxterpillare. Colombo', Miseiesippi, and Mobile hear of them in their regions. Memphis reports ooot weather, too much rain, graaa, rust and shedding. LOCAL «X(fM. —Alabama has 996,992 folks. —A solution of borax dabbed on a mos quito bite sassages it —Even kitsee mey be telephoned, bnt that is not tbe bast way to take them. —The regulars cell Norristoon’s militia “oaudy soldiers,” they’re ao easy to lick. —The beet way to keep moth* oat of old olothing ie to give tbe olotbing to tbe poor. —Capital and labor should be good friends. One oannot thrive withont the other. —A men mey learn wisdom from pottage stamp,in stieking to its legitimate business. —The Presbyterian Ntokle Clnb meets at the residence of Mr. James Kivlin, on lower Broad street, Friday evening naxt. IF. A. LITTtM. ATTOBBBX AND OODNXXLLOX-AT.LAW, Offioe over J. A. Fraser's hardware store. feb4 6m ^ Every eixe and style of Photographs a half tha prioe of any plaoe in thia oity at Williams' Gallxbt. eodAwtf ^ Many novelties and bargains this week to be displayed at J. 8. Jonas'. eodtf Idle; of bis sleeping father, and thanoe ha represents tha king was oersted at hia own request to the * for his death. King Henry. Doth any name particu lar belong onto tbe lodging where I first did swoon? Warwick ’Tis exil'd Jerusalem, my no* ble lord. King Henry. Laud be to God!—avet there my life must end. It has been prophesied to ae many yean, I should not dlo bat In Jamaica; Whioh vainly I suppos'd, the Holy lead:— But, bear me to thA chamber; than Fit dl In that Jerusalem shall Harry die. ' The other, and more important, though leas dramatio aoene, whieh renders tbia obember memorial in history is intimate ly oonneoted with the history of the ohuroh and tbe development of theoglogy. Hera it wee driven by the oold, as Hen ry IV. had been from the Abbey itself, tbe famous convocation of Presbyterian olergy ' was held whieh undertook to change Ihe entire ebaraoter of the Estab lished Ohuroh of England, but whioh, ending seemingly in failura,really resulted in organising x ohuroh whose scope end in finance have outrun their wildest dreams. This little obember is tbe birthplaee of tbe Presbyterian denomination. Here, cud iu Ihe ohepel of Henry Vll, ohang ing their sessions in pert eooordlng to thi weather, set the famous Westminster aa ■embly Out of these walls oame tha di rectory, the longer end shorter oateobiime, end that famous oonfeaslou of faith whioh la atlll the aooepted symbol of theological doctrine of one of the largest Protestant denominations in England and tha United States. In this ohamber sit the oommittee now engaged in tbe revision of the Bible.— Harper’$ Magattne. MARKET REPORTS. •Y TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. VMAHGIAL. EjOmdov, Aafoat 1—Noon.—Oonaols at IMS. ErteSH 4:00 7. M—ErtoSH. Paris, Amgmiti—laor Kaetas I04f and 4:00 r M—Rentas lotf aad wyga. NBw Yoax. Aaguit l — Evaxlax —Moaay s?&di».?r. st ssbStsmr newt's 111. BtaU bends dull nt TOBH STOCK MABHBT. Rmctel le the Botumr-Sm.J Haw Yoax, August 1.—Stocks weak, aa follows: New York Central MX: Etta. (Mi Lake Book Island, MX TBB SUavraaASTTBT. Balaocoe—Gold, MS.70l,mt I Oarreoov, MV 448,(74; SoD-Traesary paid lauruat, 47OX.CW0; for bonds gttt.OOO. Customs reoulpts (427.000. COTTON, IiiraarooL, August 1—Nooa.-Oottoo easier hot not quotakly lower; middling uploads at ltd: middling Orleans Mil 'alas 7,000; — for speculation and export. Futures steady. Uplands, low middling elausa, August and Ileptember delivery eVsad; September and ^New oropj shipped In Norembaraud Decem- 6:00 r. is —Of sales to-d»y 4,S00 wan AmerU iu. Futures steady Uplands, low middlings clause, October aad Norember delivery, es-ltd. New Yoax, August 1— Evening—Got roe ill; uplands 12c, Orleans HUc; sales set. Consolidated net receipts 1,717; exports to Orest Britain lo.aeo, to Franoa 4,062, to oontl- ■ot AIM, ohannel —. New You, August 1. — Evening. — Nat re licts o. Futures closed firm; sales 80,000 baits, _| follows : August, 12 12-100; September, 11 SO.1O70I1 SI-100; October, 11 <6-1000 11 40-1001 November, 11 20-100011 27-100 | December u 18-100011 20-ltXJ; January, 1141- -100011 42100; February, 11 04-100011 March .'ll 00 100011 70100. Oalvistov. August 1.—Cotton nominal; middlings UXo; net raoelpto 7. Boston, August 1.—Cotton dull*, middlings 12X«* 8a vawbab, Aust 1.— Cotton dull cud lower tostll^mlddlngslIX; net receipts 10S; experts Nbw Cblbans, August L—Cotton quiet; middlings UXo, low middlings 10Xo, good ordinary 10Xo; nut receipts 85; sales 400. Mobils, August 1.—Cotton, nothing doing; middlings 1101 not receipts 27. . J, _ ( recognition of trained talenta end the ap preciation of qnelitiea most prized by the sons of men. At the time of his decease he was one of the Commissioners appointed to oodify the lewe of Alebame. To this task he brought eminent fitneea, end applied him- Helf to it with uncommon aasidnity, end e pains-taking oara oommenaurate with its importance, and hia responsibility. And it adds to the poignancy of grief that he wee not permitted to aid in the oonanm- metion of the work for whioh he was so well qualified. Bnt, by e singular per verseness of fortune, he who wee attempt ing to methodize the lews, fell a victim to the lawleaaneaa he deplored, and the suppression of whioh was the objeot of hiB labor. Possessing some of the grand virtues, and the many minor morale of life, he dedioited his fine powers to the perform ance of duty. Indeed, he wee a man of spotless morality, and greatly rained e spotless character. Ho waa strong of heart, and resolute of will, and met with no misgiving the good days and tha avil as they went Ihe way of fete. Hia parts were solid rather then brilliant; they were more usefol then showy, and better fitted for eervice then display. Hia oareer illustrates tha truth that al though talenta end scholarship end attain ments and varied aooompliabmeDts may adorn high position, at last, it ia real, genuine, manly obaraoter that obtains the reapeot end oontroia the judgment end influences the oonduot of our fellow- men. Let ua hope, by the cultivation of tbe shining traits whioh studded his oharaoter AS the stars stud tha heavana all over with brightness, that we shall Meet our friand, who baa gone before, To that unknown end silent shore, Ae we have met him heretofore, Some summer morning. I move, that, in aeaordanoe with an an cient and honored usage, thaae resolu tions may be spread npon the minutes of the court Chief Justice Briokell said: Tbe resolutions of tbe Bar meet with the approbation of the Court. Suoh an expreaaion of reapeot and affeotion from those eaeoeiated with onr deoeaaed brother in the relations of professional labor and dnty, is due to the reputation ha had honorably earned. None oould have bet ter known bis worth, and none, beyond hie immediate family oirola, more deeply deplore hit untimely death. The reports of the decisions of this Court are tbe beet evidenees of his professional indus try, learning and abilty; and it is ami- nently proper its reoords should contain the tribute of respect tbe Bar has paid to hie memory. Let the resolutions be spread ou the minutes. FRESH ARRIVALl Blaek Laos Scarfs $1.60 to $8. White “ “ $1, $2 and $8. Embroidered Swiss Muslins; Ladies’ and Gants’ Colored Bordered Handkerohiefk; Ladies’SUk Ties; Laos Bibs; An elegant Una of MaiaeUlaa Suite; A large variety of Japanese Fans from 10c. to $1; Draas Buttons in new ahadea tf Blabuap A Huj. Sensible Advice. You are asked every day through tha oolumna of newspapers and by your Drug* gist to ubs something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that you know nothing about, yon get dieoounged spending money with but little auooees. Now to give yon satisfactory proof that Gal August Floweb will oara yon of Dyspep sia end Liver Complaint with all ita ef fects, suoh as Sour Stomaoh, Sick Head ache, Habitual Costivenem, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart-burn, Water Brash, coming np of food after eating, low spirits, Ao., we ask yon to go to yonr Druggist and get a Sample Bottle of Gbeen’b Auoust Floweb for 10 cents and try it, or a Regular Siie for 75 eenta; two doses Will relieve yon. my8 d&wly Life-size Portraits in Oil on Canvass by an eminent German Artist, of the loweit prices, at Williams' Gallxbt. eodAwtf It is long ago settled that Williams makes the best Piotnrea of ohildren. eodAwtf AT THU NBW YORK BTOMB. 85 pieoes Blaok Alpaoas and 60 piaoea Cnrtain Net, to be sold at an advance of only 5 per oent. on New York ooet eodtf Gobdob A Caboill. AT THU NBW TOBK STOBB. A large stook of Irish Linens, Table Linens end Damask, rednoed 40 per oent. eodtf Qobpom A Caboill, Procure e bottle of Thraah’i Oonaump tive Care end Lnng Restorer, and stop that dreadful oough. Trial 50, large 1.50 Sold by all Druggists. mhSt eodAwly LEA &. PEBBIN S CELEBRATED Pronounc'd by ooBBoiaaauBS to be th* Only Good, Sauce, and applloable EVERY VAEIBTT's DISHJ PNOYI8IONB Baltleaere, VECETINE Pariftaa tha Stood, Raaavatet aad la. vifioratat tha Whala Syatam. m IO10AI QUALITIES AU Alterative, Tonlo, Solvent and Diuretic. Vsomn is mads exclusively fire* tks Juleae ol eenhslly^eleetad barks, roots aad herb*, end so strongly ooaoextratad that It will Sffestaallf sradloata from the xyitem era. ry taint of BcrofnlSL Berofeloas Bisaot, Tumor*, Caaocr, Casraroa* Hamer, Ery sipelas, gelt Bkn*, ayphlUtte Diseases, Canksr, Faint ess* at tbs Stomasb, aad all dlssaass that arise Item Impels blood. gr|. atlca, Inflammatory and Ohroata Mien, matlsm, Neuralgia, Gout aad aptual Com plaints, can only b* effectually sun* throat A th* blood. For Ulcers and NrupMvo Diseases of th* Skin, Fuatulsa, Fimplse. Blot ekes, Bolls, Tetter, Sealdhessd and Blugwerm, Yaas- tibb haa nsvsr failed to sfsst a permanent oara. For Pains 1* tha Bank, Kldaaj Com plaints, Dropssjr, Female Weakness, LenoorrhoBs, arising from latsraal Metre, tlon, and atarlaa diseases aad General Debili ty, VBosnia acts directly upoa tha saisaa or these complaints. It lnvlgoratas aad strength •ns the whole system, acta upon the secretive organs, allays Inflammation, enrea ulaaraUon, and rsgnlataa the bowels. For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Cos- tlveneas, Palpitation of tko Heart, Head ache, Piles, Nervousness and Genual Pros- (ration of tbo Nervous Bystem, ao medi cine haa ever given such perfect aatiafaettoa as the VioniA-s. It purifies the blood, qletases eU of the organa, and possesses e eoatraUlax power over tha nervous system. The remarkable cures effected by Vaoerisi have Induced stay physicians aid apothsea- rles whom we Know to prescribe and use It la their own families. In fhot, VaoxTixa Is tha bast remedy yst discovered for the above diseases, and ia tbe only tellable BLOOD PURUTBR y»t plaoed before the public. THE BESTEVIDENCE. The lollowinif letter from Ray. E. S. Rest, Pastor of M. E. Church, Natlok, Maas., will ba read with interest bv many phytlalans; also those suffering from the seme disease as af- flloted tbe son of the Bey. E. S. Beet. No per son can doubt this testimony, AS then Is no donbt abont the ouretlve powers of Vsemes ; Natick, Ham., Jea. 1,11T4. Mr H R STBvaes: Dear Sir—Wo have good reason for ra yonr Vxoatiwa a mealolne of tha grael regarding satast rar- —Southern fair to prime 420«le. Bye dull ant. steady, 660670. Provisions qulstand firm. Fork —mess (16 26. Baoon—shoulders 7X0, clear rib sides BXo. Hams—sugar-cured, 120. Lard—re fined 10010X0. Coffoe steady—job lota 17f Whiskey dun.ettl 10. Sugar dull, 11X«. New York, Nbw Yokb. August 1—Flour very dull, and gnerally lower—superfine Western end State .J 2606 76; Southern dull end lower—oommon to lair extra *7 000146, good to oholoe extra (8 2000 60. Wheat dull and generally 1020 lower to sell, nearly ell for forward delivery— now winter red Western t>60, new ember Southern (1600168, n6w while do (160, new red Texas el 40. Corn XOlo lower—ungraded Weatern mixed 66061X°; yellow Southern on dook 64. Oats lower, uofiee. Bio steady and In fair demand—cargoes 16X02:, gold; Job lota $&«“to good refining) refine l^qulet end in moderate demand—standard A 10X0, deredllXo, granulated 11 Xo. crushed lcX Morasses dull—New Orleans 490600. moderate demand—Carolina, 607Xo for •common to prime; Louisiana 607a. Pork dull 26. Lard heavy and ig ■ ... veers or age. For the last two year* he has suffered from neorosls of Ms leg, ceased by ecroiaiocs affection, end woe so far reducKl that nearly all who saw him thought his re- I give us b tha 'number wea_. beyond and lower—new mesa (14 1 lower—prime steam (0 m Whiskey quiet, (1 16 ask* Loolavllle. —Floor doll and I 00. family (6 260 nnohanged—white 660, mixed 680 Bye dull, 70e. Oats dull—white 36o, mixed 830. Pork quiet en 00011 26. Bulk meats firm — shoulders 6X0, oTear rib sides 7X0, clear sides 1%. Bacon steady—shoulders 60, clear rib sides (8 00, elear •Idee 8U0, Sugar-cured hams firm—lOXaUXc. Lard quiet—oholoedeaf, tleroe 1OX0IOX, oboioe " .li«--WW6k?7flnM^lMi.^^yuet, two of declaring that he the reaoh of human remedies, that even amputation oould not Mrs him, as hs had not vigor enough to endure the operation. Just then we oommeaoed giving him Vxos- tihb, and from that time to tha present he hss been continuously Improving. Hs hM lately resnmad his stadias, thrown away Ms Crutches and cane, and walks about cheerfully and strong. Though there Is still soma discharge from the opening where the limb wm laneed, we have the fullest oonfidenoa that ia u little time he will be perfectly cured. He has taken abont three dostn bottles or Veobtibx, but lately uses but little, as he de dans that he Is too well to he taking modi, due. Respectfully yours, Mm'lTc. t. BEST. YEGET1NE PREPARED BY R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. Jlgltwedkseta CTisaasaMtfsa lxed47o, White 4»o. Oats dull-old 82 nominal. P&r^dul’l/tS'00.‘ Lard In steady—shoulders 6X0, short rib mldules (7 26, short elear middles (760, asked. Baoon steady and firm—shonlders 00, elaar rib sides to, dear •Ides 8Xe. Whiskey steady end unehanged, (1 08- Butter easier—prime to oholoe Western Reserve 16018c; prime to oholoe central OMo 18016c; good toprlma do 11X012X0. Live hogs active and firm—packing (4 <W4>616; re- eelpts 1285, shipment. 866. Sugar steady, but In *elr demand-New Orleans lO0Uo; relined- ulated 12X012Xc; powdered and crushed 131(0; while fiXOUXe, yellow refined ■t. Lomu. 8 do (1 ao 44X044X Corn a fraction lower—No bid; No 2 mixed IXO. Oats dull—No 2 26Xo bid for An- E ost or September. Rye higher, 66051. Whls- ey quiet, (108. Pork difll-joblots (IS 46. ‘iter steam Sfcc. Balk meets Lard' < qdlit—win uiet, buyers SXTRAOT OF A LETTER from a aftdlefti K«atUaftn fttMftd- rftsto his brother ftt WoroMtor, May 1M1. T#ll Lfifi It Perrins that their Bence 1$ highly eetftemed in Indin, end 1$ in my opinion the most peletebleea well $s tho most wholesome penoethetis mode quiet, buyers offering lower prloes—shoulders ft 90, summer clear rib sides 7o; winter shoal- der.up-oountiy *K?;oloar »We|7 M. Baoon UT ! , r ii L°^ ld#r r i elear rib sides 7%c, r«idts 8**}. Lire hogs firmer. $4 7600 uo. SH»l holding off, Worcestershire Sauce. PRRMIUM AWARDED AT OUimFIIIAL FOB 1st. Excellent Taste. 2nd. Very Carefully Prepared. •IOKATUBB OB BTBBT BOTTLB. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS lylS-ltawly NEW YORK. “BUSINESS.” To the Merchants OF COLUMBUS: hop# still to help yon procure son* of V V the Trade or Good Old Talbot aid Har ris Counties. Our paper, Tie TA1B0TT0H STANDARD, - Rr£ioiurf 0 ADVEBTn: ING. Oar people an working hard, living at home, and will no doubt havs soma "Chengs” to spsnd with you. Ths circulation of THE STANDARD baa b"n workad upon for eight yrart, aad Ir asw •qual to almost any eouatiy paper la tha Stats. Thankful lor past liberal (kvsre, I hop* to merit a oontlnuaaos ol tha same la fis- W. E. NUMPOIE _ Edit** Mad Prwprloa*g*. _Talbotton, Ua., July II. IhAnUaeh week to Agents. Goods Staple. M.oa K jfflllestliuouialsrecstved.Teciiisllbcral.Pai* PWW»eulart Ire*. J .Worth ACo.UI.Louls,M» laaetlvs—si elaar sides 8X0. Live hogs firmer, (6 7600' So: - hold- Ckleag*. aptael to Enquirer •Sun.'} CHICAd . _ changed. Wheat unsettled. Corn aotive and lower—48o oash. 47Xo bid tor August, *7Xo for September. Oats fair de mand, lower—27' 2TX tor Sept ouau. Barley in fair demand—(18 20 oash, (18 20018 22X August, (13 40018 *2X_ for September. Lard h)ghsr—(8 86 ush, (186 lor August, |o 06 for September. Bulk masts stswly ana In fair de mand—shoulders 6X0, short riba TXo short clear middles'Xo. Whiskey (l 0(. Alternoon Board—Wheat higher— (l 12X0 112X for Auguet, (106X for September. Com and oats unchanged. Pork htgher-^tl880 bid for Angnst, (18 M bid for September. Lard higher—(8 87X bid for August, (187X bid for September. New Orleans. Srtciml 10 Enquirer Am.) siyto tor September, uats fair ds- wer—27Xo oash, 27Xc August, 28X0 September. Bya fairly aotive, 66X0 trley firmer, 67o eaeh. Fork a eadv trvi ■ nri 01 n on samite AIO OAAlo (Mil J A* ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS •▲Xia ox* North and Sonth Railroad. U the State of Georgia, on ths filth day of J 1877, wll ba sold, to the highest bidder, at llooutory, at the Depot ol the North fc S Ornou or Nouth k South B. B. Co, I Columbus, Us., August 1,1877. ( NDER and In pursuance of UB Older Is- Fiiio 1 from the Exeeutlve Department of — of July, at pub- .... . i South Railroad Company, IB Columbus, ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1877, between the Honrs of 10 o’clock a k aad 4 o’clook r k, the following property, to wit: AU tbe Property of the North a South Rail road, now In my poisesilon as Agent for the State, conetittng as lollows: The Charter of said Boad, with *U of Its rights and franchises from Colomhas to Borne, all of whioh has been survayad, aad about 64 . , ^ilpment, class passenger ear, 1 icoond-class passenger ear, 1 small four-wheel baggage ear, 4 freight box oars, 10 platrorm oars, 1 lever ear, 2 pole oars, 2,1(8 pounds railroad spikes, 1 let section master's tools (10 hands), t oar bumpers, 1 oil tank, 2 heating stoves, 1 engineer's box for stationary, 2 pine tables, 4 extra grease boxes, 1 water bucket, dipper and wash pan, l wash- stand, 1 oommon pine wardrobe, t common ebstrs, 1 letter press, 2 offioe desks, 0 paper fllea, 1 Falrbank’s scales, 1 vise, 1 iron safe (SMond-band). undivided half of lol 28 Floyil 00untv, Ga, 160 acres. Said salt to ba made for oath or fbr bonds of this State, or for bonds of the Company en dorsed In behalf of the State under the author, tty of the sot approved Oot^H^lMO,^ Agent of the Stats of deorgla. augl oaw6w SYRUP BARRELS! Wa have Just received on consignment BOO A No. I SlCuressSymp Barreling Of different grades at bottom prioee. For fur ther particulars address - GEO. P. SWIFT A BON, Jylt tuh<atlm») Flan ten’ Warehouse. " d ?,JSi 0 - hams steady “I*™. u O:2. Whiskey quiet, (1060111. Coffee,Blo.cargoes, ordinary to prime 17O20XO. Sugar unchanged—oommon to good 8X09: fhir to nally falr oxttox for prime to ohotST. Bleu—ordinary to oholoe Louisiana 4XO60, NATAL ■TURKU, Etc. Boat*, *e. ff»w You, August 1.—Spirits of tarpeuttnt tlXo. Bosln quiet—ti 800166 for strained. Freights, Naw You, August 1.—Freights to Liverpool firmer—eotton, per sail x-ied, per steam Xd* Wool. . _ Nlw You, August 1—Wool quirt and haary—domtstlo flaw# 88063c; Texas 150Wo. Loatiher. New You, August 1.—Leather doll and un changed. haeine intelligence. hxw You, August 1.—Arrived: Bothnia, Perrlen, State of Virginia* - arrived out: Evangeline, Juniata, Lorauso, Oscar Id. Homeward: Geneveve, Striekland, Orleans, Summer, R. Mead. Special to tha Enquirer -Sun.] Savahku, August l,- Arrived : Steam ship Bapldan, New York; Sehooutrs OhrUsal Wright, Baltimore; Jolla Elisabeth, Nassau. Cleared 1 Schooner Kate Collins, Naw York! Ballad : Steamer Gun. Banns, Naw York. Mpaeial to Enquirer-Sun.} Nxw Yoax, August l.-Arrlvsd out 1 Oljm. pis, Warrior, Teatoata, Ithurlel, Water, Vle- torta. NOTICE. T he undtrstguad, having karetofore held stock In tha Georgia Home Insurance Com pany. In tha oity ofColamboa, OMrgta, here by gives notloa that hs has sold hM stock m said Company ud had tha tame transferred, and elalme, in eonrormity with eectlon 1602 ul tha Code of Georgia, that ha Is sxsmpt from any liabilities of said Insurance Company. ROBY MoNElLL, , Administrator of tha Estate of Jno. A. Mc Neill, deceased. feblt oam6m Notice. T HE undersigned having heretofore held stock In the Eagle fc Phenlx Manufactu ring Company, In tha city of Columbus, Geor gia, hereby gives notice that ha haa sold bis stock In said Company, and ha. had the same transferred, and claims, In eonformlty with Section 1602 of the Code of Georgia, that he Is exempt from any Uabllltlae cf said Eagle a Phenlx Manufauturlna Company. THHAIR’2 CONSUMPTIVE CUBE ■are Car* for OoxsuHrnow, Bsomchitis, Oouaus, Cmouv, Colds, Asthma and all Lnng eff etlons, and restores Lost Voices. Wholesale and retail by A. M. BRANNON and W. B. KENT. Trial bottlea at all Vrut Stores in the city, 26 eanU. Dr. L*vle Flora* says: "I havs base taking Thrash’s Consumptive dure nine day* ud oan talk with soma ease." M. H. iMd,of Atlanta, says: “TbKfliX Cure Ie tha only remedy that win cure Con- ramptlon.” Sent, Fmkllm * Lamer, AUuta, On., say: “Tha deaaad for Threat's Con sumptive Core U Increasing every day ud giving universal satisfaction." „ W. N. Wllkarw** A O*., of Mem phis, Tenn., say: “Bud me uothar gross of Thraah’a Our — * of Mo*; r gross of re. Tha damud haa luereaaad Hamlr * C*. »7* Can will port Itself.'; Stores Wly re Uuro will poet it* Wholesale ud retail by A. M. Brunoo W. B. Kent. Trial bottles at all Drag St la tha *lty at 86 oauti mhff «
