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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3. 1877.
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SALISBURY & CO.,
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OUR AOENTH.
Thomas Kaolawd, Op.Hk*. Als.
U S. SOHUBRPLMR A OO. IjAfAySttS. A Is
J T JoHKSOM, Hamilton,O*.
W 8 Thomas, Alsxamlsr Olty, Al».
J W MoOlmhdok, West Point, Os.
J. I.. Damiil, Olennvlll., Ala.
A J Pittmam, Union Sprint?*, Ala.
KEOVL.AK TRAVELING AGENTS.
L M. LTHOn,
Atw The aboTe Attents of Engmann-SOH
are authorised to solicit anil receipt for con
scriptions anil ailvertlcement*.
Colton YteterAay.
Bales 04. reoeipts 1,341, nkipmentn 424
bales.
Same day last year sales were 882, re
ceipts 1)04, sbipmonts 795.
Woek's operations of Colnmbns, ports,
Interior towns, and Liverpool may be
fonnd in onr commercial oolnmn.
Homt Coneumption.
Since September 1st, onr mills haVe
taken 1,175 bales, against 1,840 last year
—decroase of 171.
.4nei|/»ti of Columbia Cotton Receipt.
To date since Boptember 1st, tbo total
reoeipts foot up 21,411 bales, 0,201 Iohh
than last year. Tbo M. and Q. Railroad
baa brought 4,427 bales to Colnmbns—
3,028 less than the last season; Southwest,
ern 1,922—1,308 Iosh; Western Railroad
609—20 leSB; the N. ft S. 800—140 less;
river 4,515—1,508 more; wagons 9,233—
3,201 less.
Comparative Weather.
For the week ending last night the ave
rage thermometer was 70 degrees, the
highest 78 and lowest 55 and tho rain fall
.79 inohes. The same week last year
the averago was 00, higbeHt 80, lowest 45
and rain fall 0.
HTEAMF.lt WYLLY,
Charles llrookway Master; will leave for
Bainbridge. Apalaobioola and White Bluff
this morning at 10 o'clock.
To Our Minietere.
The editor of this paper respeotfully
asks onr pastors to sond to tho office to
day the texr.. mid themes on whioh they
will preaob to-morrow. Our regular
church reporter iu again nbsent from the
city.
maruibii.
Thnrsday, in Opelika, Mr. lliobard Look'
hart to Miss Ida McLeod. This has beon
the home of the bride and groom. Miss
McLeod, we understand, was visiting Ur.
Warnook when tbo wedding took plaou.
Muob happiness to the two hearts, whioh,
when locked, makes a Lockhart.
Fereonal.
Mr. Douglass Greon, of Manchostor,
New Hampshire hns returned to this city
to make it his home. Ho will bo con
nected with the Eagle A Fhenix Com
pany. He is a young man of muscle,
vim and intelligence, and Columbus wel
comes him.
Judge Brooks, Mr. M. M. Moore and
others have retured from Maoon.
Col. W. B. Butt, of Marion, was.iu the
oity yesterday.
The Julia Imprrleil.
Yesterday Messrs. Dan Fry aud F.
Wise, United StnloB bout iuspiotors, gnve
the steamer Julia, now lying just bolow
the wharf, a thorough inspection and pro
nounced hor in lino order. Bhe will be
gin to run tho rivor in a fow days.
A RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE.
Owen Wright, the Negro Fiend,
Who Brutally Vlolnted Mrs.
Kill Milton, put to Heath.
ONE HUNDRED MEN TAKE IIIM FROM THE
SEAl.E, ALABAMA, JAIL, AND CARET niM
TO TnE SWAMPS—HE IS LOST AND 'RE
PORTED BURNED.
Ooina v$. Weetarn ltt.ilrot.fi Company
Our report of this oase in yesterday’s
paper mado an omission. Tho Bnpreme
Court affirmed the judgment of Judgo
Crawford, granting tho road a new trial.
Hilliard & Bussell, B. A. Bussoll for
plaintiff in error ; Joseph Fou, Foabody
ft Brannon for defendant in error.
Another tragedy has ended with taking
the life of a mouster who was a disgraoo
to humanity. He was a brute that ought
to hnvo beon shot down like a mad dog,
and the people are perfectly justifiable in
taking the law in their own hands after
the worse than murderer had been fully
identified by his victim.
Mrs. Ellington is a poor but respectable
lady, living noar Crawford, Ala. On the
first of October she was in her borne at
tending to her ordinary duties with a
young child in her arms. Her husband
was working in a field a good way's off.
This brute of a negro, Owen Wright, came
to the house and asked for her husband,
and was told he was away. The fiend
then seized the child, threw it on the
floor, and kicked it. He treated the mo
ther likewise. Her soreamB were una
vailing to attract assistance. He then
forced her at the point of a
pistol to the woods, fired off bis pistoh
and foroed the helpless and terrified
woman to strip her clothing, gratified
his hellish lust after overpowering and
kicking her, and again brandishing his
pistol swore he would kill hor if she told,
and left. The diatraoted creature at onoe
sought her husband and revealed all. The
neighborhood was aroused, but the negro
esoaped. Mr. Dudley, before the alarm
raised, saw him pass his house, and
noticed him closely booause of bis animal-
looking face.
The deed was widely advertised and re
wards offered by Mr. Dudley. Owen
Wright was arrested in Atlanta. Mr.
Dudley being tolegrnphed for went to Ate
lanta nnd immediately recognized the
scoundrel. Owon went to Atlanta for some
devilment. Iu irons he was brought to
Beale and lodged in jail a few days sinoe.
Mrs. Ellington wont to Beale on Friday,
and at once rooognizod and identified
him as tho negro who had committed the
outrage. Bbe was positive at the first
glanoo, and declared it after closer ex
amination. Womon oan't forget a face
liko his, whioh is tho moanest we have
ever seen in any countenance. He de
nied his acts, and that he knew either
Mr. Dudley or Mrs. Ellington, and was
coarse, brutal, joering and insolent.
The rage of the poople was intense.
They felt the necessity of setting an ex
ample of terror and oxeoute summary
justice upon such an incarnate fiend for
the protection of helpless women and
children whose protectors might be called
away.
Lust afternoon one hundred citizens from
the country, well armed, viRltod Beale.
Thoy were not disguised. They made the
jailer deliver to them tho keys. They
took tho tall, brawny negro from his ooll,
carried him to a blacksmith shop and re
moved the iron anklets, and having him
soonroly tied, disappeared in the woods.
They would listen to no expostulations.
Thoy were firm, oool Bnd determined.
Beyond this our special telegram says
nothing. From the declarations of the
party it is supposed he was burned ; any
way, ho was lost. The report also oomes
that he oonfossed tbo crime.
Wo are opposed to mob law, but in a
aaao of this kind, where identification was
absolutely oertain, the summary execution
was just. Tho deed tho condemned com
mitted was worse than murder. He b|d
bettor havo killed his victim. He had
outlawed hiniRolf. Ho showed no moroy,
and deservod nono.
HA HRIH COUNTY FOINT8.
The Basptist Sunday Soliool in llamil.
ton have passed resolutions highly com
plimentary to their Superintendent, .J. T.
Johnson, who has removed to Columbus,
and declined to aocept his resignation,
but to continue him in the office and
elect an assistant. We hear that 'Gene
Granberry, of the Journal, has beon
obosen.
Promiscuous shooting has been the
oustom in the streets of Hamilton at night,
and Saturday the perpetrators blockaded
the street; yet Hamilton has a mayor and
COUDCil.
Tho County Democratic Executive
Committee organized by eleoting J. M.
Mobley, Esq , and T. F. Brewster, Sec
retary. Vacancies were filled in the Val
ley Plains and Millners districts by elect
ing It. B. Mobley from the former and H.
C. Farley. They have resolved that a
primary eleotion be held on the first Sat
urday ifc November for two candidates to
the Legislature and returns be consoli
dated on the following Monday.
On the 28th, Mr. B. G. Kimbrough and
Miss Ida Hnuley, of Hamilton, were mar
ried, and on Thnrsday, Mr. Wm. Holt and
Miss Sophronia Cardwell.
As Mr. B. F. Harding, who lives near
Goodman's Cross Boads, on Saturday
night, was crossing the mountain on his
return from Columbus where he had sold
ootton, two white and throe colored men,
armed with olubs, robbed him of $157.
The white men stood at the horses’ heads
and the negroes approaohed either side of
the buggy and one from behind who held
his Brms while the others searohed for
money. They threatened to kill him but
seemingly yielded to the intercession of
one of the negroes.
RV8HELL COUNTY, ALA., DOTH.
Mrs. Ellington has visited Seale, and
fully identified the negro Owen Wright as
the one who outraged her near Crawford,
on November 1st, 1870 She recognized
him at onoe and declares he is the man.
There is only one prisoner in jail. The
Court cleaned up the dooket. The Grand
Jury found thirty-one true bills.
Mr. J. It. Cawley loft Seale, Tuesday
morning in oharge of seven oonviots for
Major W. 8. Gordon’s farm.
The Finanoe Board, Messrs. Patterson,
McGough aud Hirsah, report $25,000 of
the old debt dating prior to 1870 have
beon compromised. Tbo Board burnt up
$3,700 of signed county bonds which were
not needed. The debt has been soaled
until daylight is seen. There are now
outstanding only small olaims against the
county, besides the oounty soript in the
hands of Mr. Henr^ Ware and Col. Lind
say.
We have oondensed from the Register.
All Soule’ Hay.
Yesterday, for the first time in Colum
bus, ‘‘All Souls’ ” day was observed by a
prooession from the Oatholio church to
the oemetery, where the graves of Catho
lics were blessed, and tbo mass of requiem
and the offioe of the dead were recited.
There were some fifty persons in the line
last afternoon. The ceremony was inter
esting.
MCIIENCK’S I'UI.MUNIC HTHIIP
DOUOIIB AND
LOCAL BMIMTTB.
—Yesterday was cloudy and obangad to
a oolder atmosphere.
—Mr. MoCullough aaya ha will give
$5,000 for a good original tragedy.
—In the Japanese religion, the first
human being born on earth was a woman.
—Love, the toothache, and tight boots
are tnings whioh oannot be kept secret.
—Good Florida oranges are arriving by
the boats. They are selling at 2Jo. eaob.
—The reoeipts of ootton yesterday,
1,341, are larger than those of any day
since the war.
—If this evening be dear a beautiful
sight will be presented in conjunction of
the planet* Saturn and Mara. Saturn
will seem to go behind Mara, and for
awhile hidden by its light.
—When you are tired of twirling your
thumb, sit down and see how fast you
oan Bay, “Shoes and sooks shook Susan in
an inexplicable manner, and inexorably
she oeaeeth sheathing her shoes." It is
worse than “Peter Piper ploked a piokled
pepper.”
RIVER NEWS.
The steamer Jordan from Apalaohioola
arrived yesterday with 406 bales of ootton
consigned as follows: Alston 94; Fon
taine 86; Lowell 75; Alabama 78; Planters
41; Grangers 21; Pearoe,*Binford ft Co.
16.
The steamer Wylly nrrived shortly af
terward with 191 bales of cotton consign
ed as follows: Alabama 78; Alston 84,
Planters 7; Fontaine 18; LaweH 88, Watt
ft Walker 10; Abboott ft Newsom 5; Jas,
A. Lewis 2.
The total of the Alabama was 131 bales,
Alston 128; Lowell 118, Fontaine 104,
Planters 48, Grangers 21.
FAS8ENOEB8 BT THE JORDAN.
Mrs. J. D. Worthy, Bristol; E. W. Scar
brough and C. E. Cargill, Ohattahooohee:
Mrs. Gammon and Miss Jessie Davis, Hay
wood’s; W. F. Bobinson and L. E. Irby,
Eufaula; J. 0. Cherry, W. H. Johnson
Wm. W. Walker, W. F. Gilberts, A. J
Gilberts and Mrs. Scott, Florence; J. T,
Gilberts, O. E. Hooks and Miss L. T,
Hooks, Blufftown; W. W. Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald’s; Daniel Godfrey, Banks';
Louis Geisinger, Woolfolk’s, and ten on
deck.
PASSENOEBS BE THE WILLY.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Neals'; J. A. Lewis,
Florence; J. E. Hare, Aspalagha; Ool. P.
Wise and lady, and Gapt. Dan Fry, Apa
lachicola.
The Jordan left yesterday for Columbia,
and is expected baok Monday.
The Wylly will leave this morning at
at 10 o'olook for Bainbridge, Apalaohioola
and White Bluff.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Columbus, a a., Not, 2,1877.
Rut* for fotton Bills—Sight on New York and
Provideuce % off ; on Boston % off ; demand on
Boston %e off; Savannah, %c off.
Bank* checking on New York % premium ; and
other points % premium.
Currency loans 12 per cent, per annum.
Silver par. Gold nominal.
Cotton Situation. — We still have to note
declines and a scarcity of orders: Ootton has
dropped in all the oot’on markets. Liverpool
basing her calculations upon the average New
York opinion expect* the Amerloan crop to be
four and a half million bales. One New York
firm estimates from the returns It will be
,700,000 bales. The war In the East, and the
olltlcal complications and feverish anxiety in
'ranee have disordered the business of Europe
and goods find a slow sale at unremuneratlve
prices, hence consumption Is oheoked. The
best Liverpool authorities do not expect com
merce and trade to resume their normal con
ditions until peace is accomplished. Our re.
celDts for the week have been heavy, the sales
comparatively light. The future looks dark
and gloomy for higher prloes.
torta receipm arts aiu.ooi icsb Daics; me expi
8,006 less; the stock 188,671 less; Columbus
ceipU 8,201 less; shipments 8,190 less ; stock 2,226
more; India shipments, since January 1st, 790,000;
against 981,000. Cotton in sight 1,374,864 againBt
1,962,275, showing a decrease of 677,421 bales.
lowest 66. Two rainy days.
Rain fall .79 inohes.
Same week last year the thermometer averaged
60°. The highest temperature was 80, lowest 45.
Rain fall .00 inches.
New York, middling uplands were quoted
‘ 11 %c, Orleans at 11 %c. Gold at 102%.
To-<lay at Liverpool, middling uplands quoted
at 6 %d, Orleans 0%d.
; New York—mid iling uplands 11 %o, Or
leans 11 %c. Gold 102%.
Pricks Past Year. — Liverpool—Uplands 6 8-16
Orleans 0%; New York—Uplands 117-10; Or
leans 11%. Gold 109%. Columbus—Middlings
10c.
Columbus market to-day weak. Sales,
64 bales. The following are the waroliouse
quotations:
Ordinary and stained 80—
Good Ordinary 90-
Low Middlings 9%@9%
Middlings 9%(a0%
Strict Middlings K'%010%
Week’s sales 1100 bales— C80 Northern spinnors
120 home consumption, 0 tor New York, 800 for
Savannah, 00 for speculation, 000 for New Orleans,
00 for Charleston, 00 for Tallasseo mills, (X) for
Mobile, 0 for Philadelphia, 00 Liverpool, 0 Au
gusta.
Week’s receipts, 4648 halos, against 8,288 the
revious one, aud 4,07<> tho corresponding week
ason—479 b« 8 W. R. R., 921 by M. k G. R.
.,92by Opelika R.K.,1045 by river,1788 by wagons,
278 by N. & 8. K. R. Shipments 2706bales—2046 by
**. W. R. R., 120 for home consumption, 00 by W. R.
00 by M. A G. R. R.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
1877 1870
Stock August 31st..... 740 510
Received past week 4,648 4,070
Total received 21,411 27,01’*
Total received, including stock.. .22,157 28,122
Shipped past week.... 2,706 3,881
Total shipped 18,796 21.086
Total home consumption 1,176 1,340
8*ock NOV. 2 8,801 0,130
Bales 1,100 8.603
Year’s receipts 72,624
MODES or REOEIPTS.
Hat—*cwt.$01.3O.
Iron Ties—12.50 bundle.
Lard—Prime Leaf, tierce, $ tt> 11 %c.; halves and
kegs I2%c.
Leather—Wbite Oak Bole ^ 37046e.; Hem
lock Sole 27033c.; French Calf Skins $3.50(d)450
American do 02.50(3)43.50; Upper Leather 0160(h)
3.60; Harness do 37042c; Brogan shoes $1,600(2
Meal—*p bushel 90c, sacks included; 85c, sacks
returned.
Oranges 1% to 2c.
POTAsn— 1 ft vase $4 60005 00.
Rope—Manilla It* lb 20c; Ootton 20c; Machine
amle 0%c.
Powder—fl keg 00.40; % keg $3.46; % $1.80 in
Magazine.
Pickles—Cast ft dozen pints $1.60; ft qnar
2.60.
Canned Goods-Sardines %) case of 100 boxes 1
to $18. Oysters, 1 lb caus ft dozen, C5c to 75.
M0LABBK8—N. 0.18 gall. Oftc; Florida 50c; boil
ed 75; common 35(3)45.
Potatoes—planting—Irish V bbl $2.50@2.75*
Western $5.
Sugar— Crashed and Powdered ft B) 13; A
11 c%. Extra 0 N. O. H%o Yellow Clarified
11—11; do snow White lbc.
Oil—Kerosene gallon 26 to 80c; Linseed, raw
$1,16; Lard $1.18; Train' 76.
Whiskey—Rectified ft gallon $1.10002; Bonrbon
$3@$4.
Mackerel, New—No. 1 *bbl 016; No. 2 016; No
11.00; No. 1 ft kit 01 @02 60.
Oats—18 bushel 0O@05c. Rust Proof 76c
Shot—'& sack 02.86.
Soda—Keg 6c 18 lb; box 6%o.
Starch—18 lb 6c.
Rica—$ lb 8c.
Salt—Liverpool f sack 01.45; Virginia $1.66.
Brooms—1jl dozen 02.00004 00.
Candy—Stick f lb !5%o.
MARKET REPORTS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER.
FINANCIAL.
London,November 2—Noon—Consols 96 6-10.
Erie 12 %
2 p m—Consols, money, 96%; aooonnt, 90 7-10.
Street rate 0% and 3% per oent, which Is 1%
and l% cer cent, below bank.
Pakib, November 2—8:45 p. x.—Rentes 105f.
and 85c.
Paris, November 2—8 80 p. x.—Rentes 105 r .
and 80o.
Speole In the Hank of France decreased 1,-
410,ooo francs during tho past week.
N ew York, November 2 —Money steady at 7
E ercent. Sterling quiet and firm, 481. Cold
eavy, 102%. Governments steady—new 6’s
107%. State bonds quiet.
NEW YORK STOCK XARKBT.
Special to Enquirer-Sun. 1
New York. November 2.—Stocks dull and
weaker, as follows:
New York Central 100%, Erie 12%, Lake
Whiskey quiet, at 01 08. Pork quiet—jobbing
$13 60013 76. Lard dull and nomtnRl—current
make 08 26. Bulk meats quiet—shoulders 6%o,
ole *r rib sldeR 7%c, ciear sides 8c, all packed.
Baoon steady—shoulders 7%c, clear rib sides
9%o, dear sides 9%c. Hogs easier—packing
04 0004 90. Cattle steady—Texans 12 2603 6°
Chlesgo.
Special to the Enquirer-Sun.1
Chicago, November2.—Flour dull and lower
—Western extras $5 on@s 26, eholoe to fancy
Minnesota extras 07 60; common to fair extras
00 2500 76; superfine 03 0004 60; winter extras
06 6007 00. Wheat, active and unsettled—No l
uhlcago spring 0108; No 2 do. 0106 cash 0101%
for November, 01 0301 04 for Decomber; 01 08%
The largest assortment of Gold and Pla
ted Watch Chains,NeoklaceH and Lockets,
yon oan see, at
Bep30 d3m Wrrnon A Kinhel’h.
J. A. Mead, of Atlanta, Ga., says
Thrash’s Consumptive Curo is tho only
remedy that will euro consumption aud
all lung affections. Trial bottle « r >0 cents;
Urge size $1.50.
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BANG! BAS til! BANOttt
Down went the price of Oysters!
Fries 50 oents;
8tews 40 oents;
ltaws 25 oents;
Other Meals 50 cents.
A. F. Clements,
Proprietor Kuby Restaurant,
oot3 lm At llauken House,
Life-size Portraits in Oil on Canvass by
an eminent German Artist, at the latest
•prices, at Williams’ Galleuy.
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Good Clocks from $3 upward, to the
finest Parlor Clock—to be bad at
sep30 d3m Wittiicu k Kinsel's.
It is long ago settled that Williams
makes the best Pictures of ohildron.
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Baker’s Cod Liver Oil, Lime and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat aud
Lang Diseases, aud imparts vigor aud
new life to debilitated constitutions.
Pleasant in taste. J. C. Baker & Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa. oc2U sat&w4t
Strands of Dead Hair
Shorn, perhaps, from some diseased scalp,
are now wrapped aronnd the heads of
wives and daughters at a heavy expense.
This profligate nse of other people’s hair
oan be supplanted by yoar own magnifi
cent braids and carls trailing almost to
yoar feet, by the use of Newton Smith's
Hair Restorative. It stops hair from fall
ing oat at onoe, making it grow thiok,
long and rapidly. No aagar of lead or
other poison. oc25 d<kw2w
Southwestern Railroad
Mobile and Girard Railroad
Western Railroad
River 4,616
Wagons 9,233
North and South Railroad... 805
21.411
8TATIMINT PRECEDING TEARS.
AeIduixIiIuc Nnccesi.
It is the du of every person who has
osed Bosches b Herman Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumouia, aud
in fact all throat and lung dis
eases. No person oan nse it
without immediate relief. Three
dotes will relieve any oase, aud we oou-
aider it the duty of all Druggists to recoin
mend it to the poor dying consumptive,
at least to try oue bottle, os 40,BOO dozen
bottles were Bold last year, and no one
oase where it failed was reported. Such
a medicine as the German Syrup cannot
be too widely kuowu. Ask yoar Drug
gist about it. Sample Bottles to try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. For
sale by Druggists. my8 d&wly
Photograph Portraits for framing in
Oil Chromo, Pastel, Crayon aud Ink, in
the best manner at half anybody’s prioes,
at Williams’Gallery.
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KELLY A LEON'S MINSTRELS.
Thoy played hist uight a programme
which was fresh iu minstrelsy. The
* ‘grand opening” was a bouquet of songs
and musio. “Soo that my grave is kept
green,” a boantiful song by J. II. Bar
ridge, was rendered in a most admirable
stylo. “The Koutuoky Hose.” sung by
Mr. Courtright and “Thoy all do it,” by
Edwin Lester, elioitod enthusiastic ap
plause.
Tho “artistic” double jig by Tierney
and Cronin boars not a misnomer. It
was exquisite.
Wm. Courtright as “Stuttering Joe”
and tho original iiowy-flewy was highly
enjoyablo. He haH a keen sense of the
ludicrous.
Tho “Belles of the Kitchen” was as
fine an aftor piece as we have ever seen,
if not the beat.
“A Fivo Cent Shave,” by Snrridge,
Japanese Tommy and Lester, was anoient
aud rather tirosome. Dwarfs are not in
teresting, though Tommy did create some
fun. With this exoeption, the entertain
ment was first rate. The jokes were new
aud very onjoyable.
Kelly A Leon present a minstrel per
formonoo different from all others. The
burlesque opera is alone worth all the
others oombined. In. this the aotors are
not blackened, and Leon still retains
traces of that voice which was once so
wonderful. It was humorous beyond de
soription.
To Make a Netr Appearance.
To-morrow our Sunday and all subse
quent editions will appear in new type,
which has just been received from the
largest and best type foundry in the
United States. Many of onr merchants
have fresh goods and they ought to let
people kuow it in clean handsome letters.
Our paper has now fully three times as
many subscribers as any paper ever estab
lished in the oitv. It goes near and far,
and is the boat advertising medium iu
this section. Bring in your advertise
ments and let them appear in a fresh and
attraotive form in the widest circulated
paper in Eastern Alabama and Western
Georgia.
The great virtue of this medicine is that
it ripens tho matter and throws it out of
the system, purifies the blood and thus
effects a cure.
Scuknck’s Ska Weed Tonic, for tiikCure
ok Dyhi’ki’Sia, Indigestion, &o.
The Tonic produces a healthy action of
the stomaob, creating an appetite, form
ing obyle, and ouring the most obstinate
oases of Indigestion.
Scubnck's Mandrake Pills, for the Cure
ok Liver Uomflaint, 6tc.
These pills are alterative, and produce
a healthy action of the Liver, without the
least danger, as they are free from calo
mel, and yet more efficacious in restoring
a healthy aotion of the liver.
These remedies are a oertain core for
Oommuiption, as the Pnlmonio Syrup
ripens the matter aud purifies the blood.
The Mandrako Pills act upon the liver,
create a healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases of the liver, often a cause of Con
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives
tone and strength to the stomach, makes
a good digestion, and enables the organs
to form good blood ; and thus creates a
healthy circulation of healthy blood. The
combined aotion of these medicines, as
thus explained, will care every case of
Consumption, if taken in time, and the
use of the medioine persevered in.
Dr. Sohenok is professionally at his
irineipal offioe, oorner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday,
where all letters for advice must be ad
dressed. oc31 eodlw
NEW SAMPLES
FOR
FALL AND WINTER
1077 ana 1878.
Thomas A Prescott, having received a
large variety of Fall and Winter Samples,
are now prepared to take measures and
have Special Order Suits made up at
short notice, in the most elegant styles.
Perfect satisfaction gauranteed.
iT The latest Fashion Plate on exhibi
tion. aulG tf
The finest articles of Solid Silver and
Silver-platrd Ware, for sale at
sep30 d3m Wittioh A Kinsel’s.
The largest stock of Gold and Silvei
Watches in this oity, at
Bep30 d3tn Wittioh A Kinsel’s.
Every size and style of Photographs »t
half the price of any place in this oity
Stook, Aug. 81,
Eeo’d to Nov. 2.
Stook Nov. 2. ...
Year’s reoeipts..
U.S. Crop
19381
6618
68108
3930608
Freights.—Per 100 lbs. cotton—to Savannah 66c.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore $ .95; Bob-
Thk United States Ports.—Receipts for the
week 185,876 halos, against 157,609 last week—
136,064 the week before, and 208,104 same week
ast year. The total movement ii as follows:
1877
Stock August 31 127,392
Week’s recoipts 185 376
Total 740,418
Week’s exports to G. B... 70,*63
u “ Con 10,755
Total exported to G. B.... 208,878
“ “ Con 47,295
261,178
at
Williams’ Gallery.
me
0’
The best and largest seleotion of fine
and cheap jewelry in this oity is at
sep30 d3m Wittioh A Kinsel’s.
Life-size Photographs in the best man
ner for five dollars, at
eodtf Williams’ Gallery.
Londenber's Havana Figaros, 5 oents.
oodAwtf
Having received onr new stock we
would respoetfully invite our customers
and the public in general to call and ex
amine the same. Baying only for cash,
we are enabled to sell at the lowest rate
good goods can be bought for, and guar
antee satisfaction to every buyer.
Wittioh A Kinsel, Jewelers.
sep30 d3m
See Londenber’s stock of Meerschaum
and Briar pipes. oc2S eod3t
Londenber’s Havana Operas, 5 cents.
Watches and Clocks repaired by ex
perienced workmen. School and Sooiety
Badges; also Hair Jewelry made to order.
Diamonds re-set, and Engraving of every
kind done, at
sep30 3m Wittioh A Kinsel’s.
WILLIAMS' MOTTO t
The Fiuest Photographs iu the oity at
$1.50 per dozen. eodAwtf
150 New Stylieh
CLOAKS!
EVEBY STYLE AND PBIOE
Variety enough to fit every one.
J. Kyle A Co.
ool21 tf
Carpeting !
75 pieces Choice Patterns, at
oot2i tr Kyle’s.
Sale Continued.
To completely eloee out onr stock of
1’UliE IRISH LINENS we will oontinne
to offer them at the
Invoice Coetl
Now ie the time to ley in yoar enpply
of
Shirting Linens,
Table Damaske,
Towels,
Napkins, Ac.
J. Kyle Sl Co.
1877
.. 1,922
.. 4,427
1872-3
160
1873-4
1278>
16081
0827
01090
4130387
1874-6
1030
20032
6207
58107
3832999
1870
3,230
7,465
1876-0
485
17690
0761
51873
4GG9268
1870
120 380
203,104
1,010,760
64 027
• 18,090
223,181
100,008
829,189
620,310
4,486,423
TOR THR WEEK COMING.
Last year tho receipts at the ports and Colum-
ie were as follows:
Ports. Columbus,
Saturday 26,017 43£
Sunday and Mouduy 44,028 82!
Tuesday 17,270 880
Wednesday 19,178 332
Thursday 02,076 936
Friday 42,271 907
201,484 3.824
Principal Ports.—The following shows their to
tal receipts to date:
raand— 25c cash, 24%c lor November. Rye
steadv, 64o. Barley 60c. Pork dull—013 26
oash, 012 40012 42% December, 012 66012 67%
for January, 012 65 lor all tbe year. Lard
luletand steady, Bulk meals steady—shoul-
lers 6%o. short rib middles 7%o, short cleat*
middles 7%o. Whiskey easier, 01 07.
Receipts—Flour 12,000 barrels, wheat 103,000
bushels, co n 143,(XK) bushels, oats 42,000 bttah-
els. rye 2,900 bushels, barley 34.000 bushels.
Shipment*—Flour 18,000 barrels, wheat 112,000
bushels, corn 116,000 bushels, oat« 32,000 bush
els, rye 416 bushels, barley 14,000 bushels.
- At olose—Wheat firmer, Oom weak,
lower. Oatsisteady. Pork firmer, 2%c higher.
Lard 2%c higher.
New Orleans,
Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
New Orleans, November 2.—Pork quiet and
steady, held at 016 26. Lard, demand light,
holders firm—refined, tierce 0%09%o, keg 9%
@loc. Bulk meAts dull and weak—shoulders
0%07c, Baoon dull and nominal—shoulders
808%o, clear rib sides »%@9%c, clear sides
io%0iu%o. Sugar cured hams at 13016c.
\V lilskey dull—rectified Louisiana 01 0801 06;
Western roctifled 01000111. Coffee—Rio, car
goes ordlnnry to prime 10%02O^c. Sugar,
market quiet and weak-jobbing, oommon to
good common 808%c, fair to prstyr fair 8%0
8%o, choice fair to fully fair 9^09%, prime
to eholoe 909^0, centrifugal 8%09%o. Bran
quiet but stendy. Rice steadier ana firm—or*
Uinarv to choice Louisiana So, 6%o and 0%o.
Corn meal dull, weak and lower at 02 75.
NAVAL STORES, Etc.
Rom In, Ac.
New York,November 2—Spirits of turpentine
steady at 36%c. liosin quiet—$1 7001 80 for
strained. Tallow steady — prime 8%08%o.
Petroleum dull and lower—refined 13%o.
Freights.
r New York, November 2—Freights to Liver
pool firmer— cotton, per steam ll-38d; per
steam %dd.
Rock Island 101,
H BUO.T&BA8UKY.
Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
Balances — Cold, 0106,740,341 00; Ourrenoy,
040.421,845 61; Sub-Treasury paid interest
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON CIRCULAR.
Liverpool, November 2.—Ootton has been
quiet throughout the week and business was
comparatively limited, quotations in some in
stances have declined. Amerloan is In mo'er
business was transacted, sometimes there was
considerable desire to sell. The market closes
flat at a decline of f-32d to 3-16d.
Liverpool, November 2— Noon. — Ootton
dull; middling uplands 0%d, middling Or
leans 0%d; sales 7,000—for speculation and ex
port 1,000.
Receipts to-day 4100—all Amerloan.
Futures quiet at last night’s prloes :
Uplands, low middling clause, November de
livery, 6%d; November and December*. • 8-16d:
December and January, 0 3-lCd; January and
February, c 3-lOd ; February and March, 0
3 10d
Uplands, low middling olause, new crop,
shipped November and December, per sail,
6 5-3200 3-l0d; January and February, 0%d.
Sales for tho woek 45,000—speculation 1.000,
export 6,000; stock 400,000, American 173,000 ;
receipts 20,000, American 20,000;aotual exports
6,000; stock afloat 167,000,Amerloan 181,000;
sales of American 23,00j.
2:00 p m—Middling uplands 0 7-10d, middling
Orleans 6%d, low middling uplands 6 5-lOd,
good ordinary uplands 6%d, ordinary uplands
Uplands, low middling olause, Deoember de
livery, 6 3-16d. .
Market ior fabrics at Manchester Is dull.
5 p. m.—Futures closed quiet:
Uplands, low middling olause, new crop,
shipped January and February, per sail, *
NARINE INTELLIUENUE.
New York, November 2—Arrived : Sam
Weller, Rotlerdrm.
Arrived out: Pereine, Anna*
Homeward: Winona, for Tybee ; Eastern
Star, for Pensacola; Nonauturo, for Southwest
Pass ; Emma Frances, for Charleston ; Mlt
Madre Mira, ior Galveston’
Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
Suvannah, November 2.—Arrived : Steam
er America, from Baltimore; schooner U W
Holt, from Philadelphia.
Cleared : Ship Senator lken, for Bremen.
Saled t Ship CampordowQ, for Liverpool;
bark Athlete, for Liverpool; schooner Minnie,
for New York.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JOHN BLACKHAB.
Georgia Home Building, next to Telegraph
Offioe, Columbus, Ga.,
Real Estate, Brokerage and Inturanoa
Agenoy.
LAND WARRANTS■ BOUGHT.
Refor, by permission, to Banks of this oity.
[nov3,’76tfj
1877
New Orleans 160,307
Mobile 65.670
Savannah 149,862
Charleston 119,084
Galveston 105,007
New York 3,075
Other ports 136,958
1876
237,734
81,203
144,117
101,680
140,5*4
12,756
222,770
1,010,760
Total 740,413
Interior Towns.—Thoy have received this week
47963 bAlea,against 63 804 last year, and have stock*
of 64,607 against 69,482. The following ahowa their
total receipts to date :
1877 1876
Angusta 40,982 71,132
Macon 20.8H8 37,925
lufaula 12,951 22,107
Columbus 21,411 27,612
Montgomery 30.712 30.642
Selma 26,883 32,496
Naahville 4,810 10,975
Memphis 68,870 105,077
Total 213,8
337,866
From Liverpool.—^The following ia telegraphed
for the week :
1877 1870
Stock 400,000 074,000
“ Americad 178,000 160,000
•• Afloat 157,000 284,000
“ “ American 131,000 138,000
Week’s receipts 20,000 27,000
“ “ American ..... 20,000 11,000
Sales 46,000 110,1*00
Exporters 6,060 6,000
Speculation 1,000 2,000
disposition seems to be to buy as little as pos
sible. The principle trade is In dry goods an<’
clothing. In provisions, lard has deollned.
Colnmbns Mniuifctarecl Gowda.
Eaglr and Piienix Mills.—Sheeting 4-4 7%c.
% shirting 6 %c. ; Osnaburgs, 9c., 8 oz,
% drilling 8%c. Colored Good* — Stripes
10c ; dross goods ll%c.015c.; Dixie plaids for
10%; % drilling 8%c. Colon
8%@10c ; dress goods ll%c.015c.; uixie pia
fieldwork 13%c.; cotton blnnknts $1.70@3.50 per
pair; bleached huckaback towels 01 30 per dozen ;
yarns 6s. to 10s. per bunch of 5 pounds 0.95c; rope
17c. to 17%c.; sewing thread,!6 balls to the pound,
35c05Oc knitting thread, 12 bails to tho pound,
bleached 40c; unbleached, 30c. * cotton batting 18c;
wrapping twiuo, in balls, 25c. Cottonade* 14c@
Sic tickings 10c(§)22c.;
Woolen Good* —Doeskins, 36c@60c; Jeans 240
81 o.; colored twills 3Cc04Oc.
Country Produce*
Wholesale. Retail.
Goehen Batter 35 40
Country “ 25 36
Eggs 20 26
Grown Chickens 26 30
Spring Chickens 16018 20025
Irish potatoes bbl 8.00. 40c pk.
Wholesale Price curernt.
Apples fl bbl $8.60.
NEW FIRM—REMOVAL.
J. J. BRADFORD.
W. E. SANDEFORD
New York, November 2. —Ootton quiet and
steady; mi idling uplands ll%c, middling Or;
leans U%c; sales 492.
Net receipts ot tho week 726; exports to
Great Britain 9,278, to France 9, to the con
tinent 8,219; sales 7,917; stook 87,920.
New York, November 2—Evening.—Net re
ceipts 330,
Futures closed firm, sales 38,000 bales, as
follows : November, 10 90-100010 91-100 ; De
cember, 10 9MOO01O 91-luo ; January, 10 98-
100010 99 100; February, 1111-luO; March, 11 24
-100011 26-100; April, 11 38-100011 39-100; May,
11 62-100; June, 11 00-100.
Galveston, November^.—Ootton quiet; mid
dlings 10%o.
Weekly net receipts 17,621; sales 7,467; stook
6,029.
Savannah, November 2.—Cotton firmer-
middlings io%o.
Wookly net i
—,734; exports »» w ,. mu A V .we. a .
2,216, to tbo continent 936, ohannel 2,525.
New Orleans. November 2.—Ootton quiet;
middlings 10%c, low middlings lo%o, good or-
Weekly net receipts 60,908; sales 29,100; stock
110,361; exports to Great Britain 27,774, France
6,813, continent 1,094.
Mobile, November 2—Ootton weak ; mid
dlings I0%c.
W eekly net receipts 14,707; sales 8,400; stock
36,174; exports to Great Britain 4,164.
Charleston,November 2.—Cotton dull; mid
dllngsl0 9-16@10%o.
Weekly net reoeipts 28,698; sales 11,900; stock
63,200; exports to Great Britain 2,090, France
7,061, continent 1,700.
PROVISION*.
Baltimore.
Baltimore, November 2.—Oats steady—
Southern 320300. Rye steady—prime 04060c.
Provisions quiet. Pork, $14 76016 00. Bacon—
shoulders 8%c, clear rib sides 9%fg.9%c. Hams
—sugar-cured 12J4@13%o. Lard—refined 100
lOUo. Coffee dull and heavy—job lots 10U0
20%c. Whiskey firm at $1 11. Sugar lower, at
9%o.
.New York,
New York, Novomber2.—Flour without de-
oldod change, moderate trade, mainly In Oity
Mill extra, closing quiet—superfine Western
and State 44 80(q/6 40, olosing dull; Southern
dull—common to fair extra 06 760 0 26, good to
choice do $6 3C@8 60. Wheat without decided
change; business mainly lor speculation. Corn
%c lower; business mainly speculative—0lo lor
ungraded Western mixed. Oats dull. Coffee
quiet, unchanged—Rio quiet and steady—job
lots 16%021c, gold. Sugar dull and lower—
7%@8o lor fair to good refining; refined quiet—
9%0»%o for standard A. Molasses in mod
erate demand lor now orop—old orop New Or
leans 30060c. Kloo steady, moderate buslnoss
—6%00% ior Louisiana and 0@7o for Carolina.
Pork dull, unsettled and lower—mess 014 260
14 40. Lard lower, moderate trade—prime
steam closing 08 0008 05. Whiskey quiet, at
01 09%.
Clnolunatl.
Cincinnati, November 2. — Flour quiet-
family 05 7506 90. Wheat dull—red Western
|l 1801 26. Corn dull, lower—old at 44045c,
new ear 34@36c. Outs quiet—white 31, mixed
27c. Rye.quiet, 0Oo. Barley in lair demand—
S ood to prime Western spring 66@©lc. Pork
ull—jobbing at 013 26 bid. Lard dull—current
make 08 12% bid, 08 20 asked: steam 08 100
8 12%, kettle 08 7509 26. Bulk meats quiet-
short rib, 16 days salt, held at 7%c, packed.
Baoon scarce and firm—shoulders —, short clear
middles 9%e, packed. Whiskey aotlve and firm
at 01 07. nutter steady and unchanged—fancy
creamery 33o, prime to oholoe Western reserve
23026c, Central Ohio 18022c. Sugar quiet-
refined granulated 10%@llc; powdered and
crushed 11011%c; white lO%01o%c; yellow re
fined 9%@9%c; New Orleans 9%o. Hogs steady
and firm-packing 04 6o@4 7u; reoeipts 2,864;
shipments 1,869.
Lonlsvllle.
BRADFORD & SANDEFORD
. . out tho stock of E. N. HAYES, Tinner,
and we aro now going to sell at very low fig
ures ! Small proftiS and quick sales! Como
and see us
Stoves, Grates, Tin-Ware, Hollow-Ware,
Wooden-Ware, Crockery, Glass-Ware,
and House Furnishing Goods, &c.
will,
tihue to koop a full stock of everything In our
line.
Mr. Hayes will remain with us to execute
all contracts in Routing, Guttering, Repair
ing, Ac.
We havo tho largest stock of Tin-Ware In
the oity, and will cuntinuo to make its manu
facture a specialty.
Country merchants will find it to their inter
est tu buy 6f us. sep3() oodlm
BulkMiats—Clear Rib Bides 9c.; Shoulders
7c.
Bagging—13%@14c.
Butter—Goshen lb 40c ; Country 80c.
Oatsi—English lb 16c; Western 14c; N. Y.
State 14c.
Caudles— Adeamantinefi lb 10c; Paraphine 26c
Oosria—Rio choice V B) 22c; Prime 21c; Fair 19;
. bushel 86; White,
90 Oar load rates in depot sacked; bulk 4c. leu.
Oioara—Domostic V 1,000 0200066; Havana
17600160.
Flour—Superfine V bbl, $6.00 to $7.00; Family,
$7.50009.
Hard WAR!—Sweed’s Iron V lb 8c; Refined 4c;8ad
Irons 4%06c;Bar Lead 9c;Castings 5%c;Plow Steel
8c; Spring do. 10c; Cast 8teel 22%; Buggy Spring#
1 18c; lloriie and Mule Shues V lb 7c; floras Shoe
Nails 22%c; Nails ft keg 03.00; Axss V dozen
•non.
white 54c, mixed 520, Oats dull—white 320,
mixed 31c. Rye dull—07%c. Pork, noDe here.
Bulk raeatsqulot but firm—shoulders0%c, clear
rib sides 7%; clear sides C%c. Bacon quiet—
dear rib sides 9%o, clear sides 10c. cougar-
cured hams in fair domand, at 14o. Lard un
changed-choice leaf tierce 11 o, keg il%c.
Whiskey firmer, at 01 07. Bagging dull, 12%c.
Tobrcco quiet and unchanged — navy
bright mahogony 640560, mahogony 63064c,
do second class 4806oo, fine black 48060, Ken
tucky smoking 29060c.
SI. Loaf*.
St. Louis, November 2.—Flour dull, tending
and very little doing—extra fall 04 7605 00;
XX 05 2606 60; treble 0' 6606 8 1 *. Wheat unset
tied—No 3 red fall 01 27%@1 27%; No 2 Spring
$1 09 Corn easier, more doing—No 2 mixed
42 7 M 043c. Oats dull—No 2 25%025%c Rye
hr, 64 bid. Barley steady and unchanged,
Elegant Residence in Wynnton!
—vAND—
An Excellent Farm 21-2
Miles from the City.
TIIE PROPERTY OF THE LATE COL. JOHN M
hTARKE.
T Administrator^
C, 1877, by oi
ourt of Ordinsry of Muscogeo
County, Ga., will be sold on the
first Tuesday in November i.oxt,'
at public auction, duriug the legal hours of
at tho corner of Ciawford and Broad Streets, oppo
site tho Rankin House, tho place of holding public
eal s, Columbus, Ga., tho following desirable real
ostato, lately belonging to John M. Starke, de
ceased :—
The dwelling house, lot and improvements iu
Wyn tou, coutaiuiug 8 or 10 acres of land, the
residence of the late Col. Starko, situated about
ono mile from tho city, in an excellent, pleasant
and healthy neighborhood, Thedwellicg contains
six rooms with large halls, Ac., all necessary out
buildings aud good water. The grounds are hand
somely improved.
Also,at the saiuo titno and place, will be sold
one hundred acres of land of lot No. 1( 8, iu tho
( ow «ta Res-rve, lyiug on aud sou h of the St.
Muiy’slload, known as tho land bought, from
IrnkC Johuston by J. M Pturke. Upon this
land there is a good framed dwelling with 4 rooms,
n no v gin house and a new iron screw.
In connection with this i(,0 acres, arrangements
will be made to sell tho balance oftho farm, wliilio
belongs to Mrs. Mary E Starke aud to Mrs. StarJet
aud her chPdron. The wholo comprises an excel
lent farm of 419 acres—about 100 ncres being iu
woods and WELL TIMBERED. It lies but about
2% miles from tho city on Bull Creek, reaching
from the St. Mary's to tho Ousseta Roads. Good
buildings for all purposes are ou tho place. Iol'C-
ing in good repair, aud fields well nrrauized and
tho land comparatively levol and not much worn.
I will take pleasuro in having these places
sh wu, and give all desired information to parties
wishing to purchase.
Terms of sale will he ouo*third cash at thesnle,
one-third iu ono aud two y«ars from possession,
with interust at 7 per ceut, from dAte, and if the
second puyinent in not made at maturity, tho third
payment is to bo duo at that date. Separate no * s
taken for the different parcels of laud. Bonds for
titles glvcu the purchaser until raymen*.
d law-4 w
LIBRARY LAMP.
HOUSE’S ARQAND BURNER.
Ask your dealer for this Lamp. If ho will not
supply you, write to us for It. It gives the light
°*. twcut y candles, or one-third more than any
other lamp of similar style (same size burner)
m tno world; tho light being, also, steadier aud
every way more satisfactory.
FOR SALE BY
L. L. COWDERY & CO.,
$1200
a ALA RY. PormAnfrt^.AlfKnefi
Noixrililliiiff. r.iprn*r«|‘»M.
rr«a S. A. OllAJiT A CO., X
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