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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ENQUIRE!!. SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, 1886 THE NEW CARDINAL- f,|t a rMi ef Iki ■ik Hut Mill ks (•■KrtM. Haitlmors Ban. AH day yesterday re. a euger boys were d.livering telegrauis at the •rohlepueopal reeldeuoe on north Charles street. They followed each other in each rapid succession lu the afternoon that the bell boy stationed himself at the door to avoid extra ex- «:lion The telegrams were from archbishops, bishops, priests, lay* men, societies and colleges in every part of the ooun'ry, north, south, east and west. Each telegram was a message of congratulation to Arch- b shop J rues Gobouo, who will soon be er a td a car.liual. The teKgrams showed how dearly the arotibl-.itop Is loved a td admired, and how wolootne Sind been the news ol tbe honor that is about to be conferred upon him. Official notification of the action of the pope has not bean received at the aruute-'iiscopal residence yet, and Is not expected until the last of the woefc The avchbia top will either be invited to Rome, so that be will be present at tbe coming consistory in March, or else he will receive the leaner insignia of his rank from two pspal messengers, one of whom will be a layman and a member of the noble guard, and the other an ecclesi astic of eome prelate rank in the pope’s household. Tbe layman will bring with him the aucobetto or ekull cap, and his companion the bnrretto. After reo ivlrg these the aiohbiehop w'l! go to R me to be p.eseDt at sumo future consistory Tbe i ffleial notification will indicate wbloh of these two coursta tbe arch- bi.-uop wilt take. The consistory Is au assembly of prelates, tbe college of cardinals at R :me. If a candidate for the cardl- nulate ie in the city o’ R me when nominated, bea-unus the c n.eistor' next morning and is toriLbliy install ed Into the body by * cert mi my called ’‘opening of the mouth,” which means that he ebaii Ln.uct forth have a voice in (he councils. If be is a way from Rome, as in Archbishop Gib bous ’ case, he wtii be summoned thither as (Jeocrlbeii and go through the ceremony in like manner. The famous dietinotiou of a oaidi nal la tbe red hat. Toe special nig mficanoe of the hat is that It is placed by the hands of it e pope himself upon the head r .f the new cardinal Its color signifl s tha- the wearer is prepared to ice - tbe last drop of uis blood rather than betray Ms trust. It was first conferred iu 1249 The hat is now a mere ceremonial and serves but twice- once when the car dinal receive? It in consistory, and mxt when it re?ts upon the ca'.a falque at bis (biquies. If is then sue pended from tue ceiling of the chapel orals'-: of theohurch in which be may bs buried The hat worn by the late Cardinal McCl skey is hanging over his t mb in 8 Pat rick’s cathedral, N w Yoik city The form of the red but is r u 1 d, with a low crown and wide, stiff rim, from the inside of whioh hang fifteen tassels attached to a triangle from one to flue. At the cor mo y of giving the hat the pope say* in I>tiD: 1 R o-ive for (he glory of AS mighty God and the Holy Apostolic See this r-.d hat, the sign of tlie une- q t iled dignity of the curdinalate, b, wnich ii d. dared tha' even to death by the shedding of thy blood thou ehnulilst show thys if lutrenld for the exaltation of tbe hie set! faith, for the piece and tranquility of the Curia- tlan people, for the increase and pros perityof the Holy R >mttu church.’’ Another di?tino’we ornament of a cardinal is a gold ring, set with a eapphiie and engraved on the metal eurfaoe of the inside with the arms of ihe pope who has orealcd him It is puL on hie fl ger by the pope him* self. Arohbtshop Gibbons will he one of the youngest membeis of the college In the library at the arohiepiecopal residence there is a large book containing fine ly executed likenesses of the presc.ut cardinals They are remarkably in tellectual looking men. Tae new cardinal’s face will be noticeable evou among that striking group R iinor has it that Archb'snop Wil liams, of B iston, will also be orea.en a cardinal at the March o msistory, but there is no iuf irma.ton on the sutj ctin Baltimore. Orio* In fork, New Yov& city inunt be iu a rtread fttv way, Indeed, judging front the thlly r .p-irt- puhiisi.e.i in the Tr- buoe of the fearful orimesttud soda i idisorettouH committed in tha- el y I' »ne issue of ihe Iribu ejsevrrel days ago an acooum was giver, of in.- explosion of chemicals in 8 J 'hn’e college, which cans fl a d'imiig». t f 1100; of the fearful leap of Win V Duel, who jumped out of a f'urlb* story window and fractured his skull; of the dlsml-eal of the charge ugains F.onols McDonald of killing his brother-da law, ou the ground that it was done lu selfsde'ensc; and of the h’rrible death of Charles Ntchoia, a colored man who was taken ill ou tha street aud died eoon after b- ing re moved to the hospital. AU the poc- currencei) took place iu N vr YorK ct'y and almc.at within the ebb-low tf the tall tower of the Tiibur.e. And yet the Tribune talks about outrages th»‘ are said to be c tamt'.tu'l In the acult I The w»J inn 01.4 .talua Wnti, L it n'ght a g'.n'lumau, and, by the wsy, a minuter of th gnspal, c.-.tne from E ^iaud to Tuoknan*- nock. B f re sTti'ing from L ndou he bought a suit of cl < hes, for which h paid'$18 By >C ual I rial ha coul! not boy k eui lilt, it lu W Ike b .rre for less than $lo I orttitbse ab tins msy seem to some, it is tbe neked tru h, the ‘nriff u y on cl h* nug* log fr .n. 4,3 115 . sr c t. \ our Rrai ufac mers W tid m«ko ' s 's li-vn that our tariff -ys'em, wh et) coiiipal < an Atu ricw) ci z . to pay $27 aore fur his clothe 0 tlnir. tli'y ate worth. Is for tiis beneti .--Tur k haunook Da,merit. Whit warn<r v s safe cure Cirt< Why—< Bagration *f the KI<1oey», R.ek ehe, ■ • ■ainatlea «fik« XMiin, Bl«44,r or Ur I Barr Ornit-Ctunk mi ikt RladSer, Grave!, sit-i, nrepsy, ■». largid Fractal. SlaaS, largia,, ar Slant ral Debility Svliki’i DliraM. WBYf B'cause it is the only reoneo v kaowu tns 1 . bos power to ex cel tho ario add and urea, of which there are some 600 grains score:e I eaob lay ee'he tesua of muscular tuition, and auflh"ent if retained in tbe blood, o XUI six men I is the direo cause f ait rue shove di'esses, w« wet! hs or Heart T>..ii;«ee, Rtiuuuiatisui. apu p : sxy, P .'a'ysts, Insanitv end Dja.h Tins great epuiitl : re!p ves tlm kid noya of too mu on blood, frees aieur fioui ad irritants, rrstotos thom to henttby aotion by Us certain and sooth ing povrar. I C CURB8 AL- O J tundioe, enlarge- ooeut ot the L.vb.-, Absoesa and Ca tarrh of tbs Bile Duota, Biliousness, Headache, Fuirtd Tongue, Sleepless ness, Languor, DeollUy, Oouatipatiou, Hall StoncB and every unpleasant f-ym ptem whioh reenlta from liver complaint W H Y T Bsoanee it has a specific and posldve aodon on the liver as well aa on the kidneys, increasing the seore- tiou ar-d fl . * oi bile, regulates its elab orating fuoodon, removes unhealthful formations, and, lu a word, restores U natural activity, without which health is an lmn sal ility, IT CUKES AL‘0 Female Com plaints, Lsuoorrboaa. Dlsplac naeuia, E targements, U ceraaoua, P tinfui Mona ruation, mnkes Piegonnoy safe, prevents Convulsions and Cbi'd-B-ii F ver and fids nature by restoring fanotlop!' 1 ao ivl y. WHY T All those 'roubles, as is, wail kaowu by every phreioien of iduoa- ti n, eri.-.e from ouagestion aud im paired .' idnay hc tun, r."ius'pg s ag- a tl -ucf'.he blood vtsaels aud breaking d vn, a :d this <s ttie betrit ning and no direct cause of a t tbe «'.'m->nie fruui which wt niettenfle-, a d must ae surety f low as rigl t doer, the clay. WHY War er’s 8 do Cure la ro knowlcdged by ttuuisnda of our best mediaa'’ mci to be the "'nly true b'ood pnrifie-, is tieoausu it acts upon aunn- tfij prlrrcipics, s ilk’iig at the very r ot of the dtsarder bv us sotioc on the kidneys and liver F.u, if these organs were kept in health all the morbid waste ma ter, so deadly poisonous If stained in the body, 1' passed out. On the contrary, if they are deranged, the acids are taken up by the blood, de- c mpost: g It acd carrying death to tbs moat retn^'e part of the body WHY 93 per osnt of all dlseracs which : fll ..humanity, arise from tm pedred aianeys, is h >w i by medical authorities, W reel’s Sife Ours, by ua direct action, positively restores them to health - nd fu 1 working capaoi ty, ’ atijis o ring all tbe above dis- »:a ca herself when the cause is re moved, aud wo guarante- that War- act's S fe Care Is a positive proven lvo 11 taken in time. As you value health teke It to av Id Moknesr, ae it will at all timoe and un der all oiroumstaocea keep ail the vi a 1 iudc tons up to par. Wj also guarantee a cute and ber.e- fi i’.leff o', tot eioh oi the forgoing d ai-aosa. s'no tha' every caso of Liver a .d K .i’loy trouble oau tie cured where d generation ha.'oot taken place, and even then benefit wi'l snrety bs de rived. In every instance it hat eitab- i'sh«d i ( s otaim A8 A BLOOD PURIFIER, par.iou iarly in the epr ng, It l» un- qua'led, ’or you cannot ha70 pure blood who : “he kidneys or lifer are oat ol order. Look to your o audition at, onoa. Bj.i not postpeme treatmaut for » day ni)v an hoar. The d ap'ors oanuok oom ml# records with ud. j G vo yodrsclf tu t- oogb oonetPut'opel treatment w.lh Warner’s Bale Cure, and th-re arc yet. many years of life aud health assured you. A PLAGUE OP PIGEONS Vaale Joiiaay Jordan Tolliofo rigmo B«a>i TOlMj-rivo Iran Ac-. Just oue uailefrom B ’chanan there a e living two o. Hiualaou’s oiderd ei iz-'tap They are u-clef-J innyand T uiamie J rdaa. U ice J-'linny is now about seventy years old.a'td has l.vtd wl'i'in two miles ot this p/act’ fi>r i et.rly six y years, and uncle Tommie ttbou' (ho sunr.- leog'h of imc. 'Lj.’s before H.raison was on tne record as a c unty of Georgia, these jtwo oid pioneers trav.r ed t i se Mils and valleys. J/hn J. tuat) wa- 4u the flr.at grand ju y that Wa or^tto z d at B ch-via t, whi.hlv. ,, '3 abiut the year 1867 H nitrates ma ty events which w uld interopt our re'.der" O ie In partien’sr is bl» disc'ipHon of tue old ! igeon r< os*, tt b : c’i w a ’ cited tfcr e - mite' from B :ch^nan, ai>d-vaa‘be l-.nd rha* lien d.r’frly between tijc fatmsofJ 1 lg H-ud aud I Ho' 8 M D .e.',p' l ri. Tbe plg^n'nu! ruade this tltcii ro s place iu the fall and winter oi 1850, w think. Tb ’. crop of acoruR wa" very iaiga and near to Christmao thane birds o mitnenced cming to thiB country by thethous auds. Their roost c ve ed between f-iar rnd tx l uqdren acres ol land &D' J dan says that r.i.t,r him down of e tch day these birds would crao flicking to their ro- sting gr iu'd 'lhe elements were dark* ae-', as if by n cloud. They mud 3 a u :use i >. -.emb'irg ths di-utit thu:i'erings of a mighty stprm. A; durk h.I inetrr-e- on thts vis y ecS of gr u- d were covered with the: feathered tiibe, aud occasionally e rounds r.f tho limbs, waicn had sivt-n away u-der their heavy 1 ad, could b nertd, cud a'so occa ionaliy a tree would give way uuatr its heavy we,/ it. When a tree r bar won’ 1 fur give way, the rising f the birds irum 'heir I lleutts'.hg pbc would oi k as- u-.d ie? iubh g tue utur uuum t.t (i’-statit tbui.der. Ne.rly i very ohfsti-.u tie.', wa? ;n < w e I u ln-in l»j.n;at i*. loii.ly n pv .rt-,./o ,1 , T) c "' r in ' 'ey *>''• g m< re : ii. He -ti tl tiie o u;:f . in 'he roost \lr J i dan says t-vnry tie- lu the ruoai s r.'tued to be full Tj‘UiAUds. it these biris were killed by hunters. People would come from distant oonuties aud camp, slaying weeks at a time, and shoot them by fi elight, but the number seemed not to deer-ase These birds kept up this place aa a ronet till spring, and tbe people near were very apprehensive of them remaining so long, on account of the young plantei orops. This phenomenal rooet waa visited by thouasnds of people who delighted to shoot In the feathered 11.ok By firelight and lo see them ae they came from their daily bunt lor food. Mr Jordan saye they would go as far as forty mike in a day, bat all, like a family of loved ones, would come to the ro-'st at night ■m counties numbers.—B.jchanan B .oner. Arrivals Rankin Hons;-:. -W B Kv-rson, Ci-.ciunati} D E Lceberger, V slide; A L Hirsoh, SI - w Y >K; C Merer, I t • t R 'Ok; W H Hyman, Mas-aohoseUs; E: Rung, N-wO iso*; J F Adam- anU wife, Atat'HtiiBt 0 R Watson, Q F Moulton, New Y ik; t -n msmburi oi Only aFdi mer’a Daughter oompany; L W New, Baltimore; R A Spratllng, A ilanta; J A Maguua, Ciuoinnalt; A H K nylon, New York; Dave Cohen, Ma ntle; K M Patterson, Atihama; C H Ci ohrsn, Cuioago; W H Clayton, Join L vntte, Atlanta; D R K . id, India: - spoils; F P Wri*bt, F P Dyer, Joi n Qlii, New Turk; W U Hoa*t#n,Da' a vllle; J Lehman, Louie vibe; J T Davtai Ootamblr; O L Campbell, Tuskcgee; 8 T E iaon, E tnrelte; T L Joukiua, B x Hprlngs; J B Br iwd, B . timnre; M D Wilder, 8t L'uis; R D Redhead, Now Y k; j B Bntupn, Hia »; W A Drive , M '-naciaicry. I'BNTSAL. HOTfitO — J E Ft-SE 1, At- .anta; C ESmi-u, No-oku, tit.; Mr . J B Ml son aid daughter, Tainotton; Mt«s Ma’tle T'tnpkins, C ii aQ-ovt, At.; T, 3.tian, L iditvilU; W IWjiir--, Wui W H-ibor, Attanis; Flank P Dyer, N. w Y ik; O D Wi-,ifm>, M L C 'Alt, Jurnly.aa, A,b; '.V FJ .yoe, B -N '.lmore; A Caldwell, N w Y k; J M Cbtiton, Opal'ka; W P K non, j:, 8 .lem; L ltbiSaxiy, AL Vtabr*, De- 'roR, M .oh; S T Fowler, PJill delptiiB; B A Marou*, Mavannat; R G Herbert, Cedant'wr., Gr The new bank building at Tampa is oompieted Mpariaai. ’(fban you visitor leave Naw York Oily »)« Grand Cantral Depot sov# ex ■rasaega and 13 oarrUga blra, and stop at ’.bs Grand Union Bote), oppmslta u.ald da-, pot. 81x bnndred sisgant rooms, fltied np s.t s ;-.\tt of one million dollars, II and npwiu <1.- ;>er dn.v Aaropaan plan. EtovaUirr. Boa.’ anreot sapplled vritb the bent, Horn* cm tgsii and elevated railroad to all depot:- .'ami!iw can live better for lmn money at » Grand Union Hotel than at any ot.har »)««• '--tlN'., tVio Mtrr. " * cttairu .... ..... tlN? Norfolk A ,v iH-eCit..g tlorth«n.PiK-.no...... wi. do preferred.... Poolflo K-.il . !•« iloKdins ......... Mih Ulohoiou-J A All ; 7 « Klohmond J U»n 7« itlca'a A W. r. iV, »ja doos f-iland ... mi M P.ul .......... SI), do sreforr*.) . in MAUEAT KBPUAltk, Hi I«fe<rsph la lk« Uaewlror-nai FMANUAI I.ond.'N. Ke.fluty 17 dpm-Cnnso'a tOlS S, oo mutU'L SIT TOBK MONJSt KARKtV JSkW foart FaUrw-ry 17-Noou-B p:-SS ar - <i .1 )t ami naevy, idouty .,..-y . iy fy •i p-1 ee-jt Xxctranev—Jos* M Vtii r H MX S'Hi Bonds 'logieoteu. Gov- errun ni Ponds ■ ■’-ldy and qnlei. MV Von■ Feb 17— SixoiiH «o M Wfi 14-m.y •«4jt Ofcau Go yfUttiaiOAl.. ci) . .j aaii Lat *,.r.jcg- w loot p#r on.r.et iz % thro* c6j\c 100^ bid. uu.. j 6 r .‘Qi • ITB TKBAJUiiy BALANCVt GOJG :c. flftt’-'irwfWj ?*6G 8*^8,000 o»Ij •«f ioy •ll.46lgf00 wtcw rox* wool AAixrr, ■•^W Yox*., Fcbmxry 17.-Tfcr toUowine were vc.e oiiJAiu^ quol«.iiOietj> of itoe c• ocx. BMOhzuge: Aim clam a » io > fUS Mobil# A Ohio 1A da clam »MhTille a (Jhjkfc.^.. 47H tfleorglA •*« - 100 NO Pacific l*afe> 6»>r (ieorfift • >, morts. 10l\ H T Orntral .... A ... IMS t '•TOuohbA.old.. .. 30 t flOfiFt 30 f lo fnetliai-..-.... 10 'j. U. brown cc«»o<b.<08 rLV»nbBM«* M 67.% t ?trfin1a 6'« 4* fdo oon#ol* to vbuMLpObJfcL A Ohli ‘IS •hiengo A ^'ortbw’xill' rfo r^ T *rr*u.. ..Hi Dn 14 r L o'iftWMia ..'32S — »>««•< iwie • •• VaniQ* not n«t To'id /> ii sw nlo- reel*< 5 * sJako tfbui«. M «e seS »* w •'ir Ch.nt j m | uimrin* A Naan .. 4’\ *Wourt Fmc flo.... 1 OS .on h UlwulMWe *S Diw..-., 7i„ I o-i- • bnr ... 8 4 lOOB 9 5-100 Kovornhor 8 Wt-lOJ® 8 »» 100 0 H U'aan A On, In tholr rkporl on oovton 'nlnica ‘ -day, say it It was again largely 1 xnl markal aud wltbont poalilve featnra. Tbe beeit -pgeared ni Inclined to make uny special move, and taking advantage of Mutt the lo gs forced a eoaaewhet firmer tone, making a gain over laet evening, finding “O-ne aasimence in the advanclug taodanoy of oab'e qnoiellons on e'lvar. Tbe ta'ter was abont 'he only stimulating fe 'lure, trade at borne and abroad remain- log slow and tha movement of (apply pretty fait Tbe o res wee apparently needy but alow. GALvasrox ; F inrnary 18 - cotton doll: m'ddilngiiu Hr: nat reeelpta 8M6 oai 8808 sale- 7il stock 66 838. exports Great Britain CO continent 10,79* Noavnus. Vebrnary 17 0:1 on qn'e'i midflu g« n^^. net r- -el >'s 1184, ur> ae 1184; sa'eu 3o0 nuook 83189; exporU Urea Hrl'utn 00. ,o Unent 0U UAUTiMona Fetiruhry 17—Cotmn nem’i: mldddnae net recelp'e 8*0 sro « 7*7; ""'ea—, sol,vi lo spin ers 1(Xj; took 88 WO 'XP'Tta to Groat Brltnln OU, Ain't eat 00 B STON, F«b 17-Cotton ma ke! q"t»'; m. Idlings OH ; "l receipt- 8108 grow 8561 nalna 00, aiook 8310; exp via to Great Bri s atu 00 Winviparox, Febaary 17- ottou mi rket - eady; middlings B)i aa' reeetpis 131 sr -HSl3l; .ales 00 e:oca 6481, expo '(G.ost "'I'alnOO onntlnentOO t’HiuDSL.rnu. Pa, February 17—W.ton dm I. middling V/i i •'-t reoel.M* 88 ..oer 931; -ales 00; slack ii St'fc export* continent uo. Great Britain 00 HavAHMAH, *ebruery 17—Cotton qnt« | Tt idlliige 8 9 16a net receto<s 1752 g-oet 1761; (Ales S6 - s'oek tl ISA. exports to Grout Britain 00 enntlnen 00 Nbw OKUAHb F 'iruery If - olton m > ■ ket dn'l; middllnFs 8Mo; nc -eeelpie 680 . groee 7108. ales SU6; ' took 860,071 ipor-i lu Great Britain 8(11. Franca 00, oon t- -enl am iui.;i.a, February 17 — cotton qa'-u mlildUnsoi (He, net renalpta 492, gro- e 538 vales BOO- itobk 48,904 nxp-r.s to C.-.t del lain 00 MnisruiH F-hruary 17 - Ootf'-b esey; mtddllnna 8 9.16c: net raoetpt" 1662; .dip -i :>n 181 xee 700, 1. JdA 118 846. .(.tnnera 0J •■naca*A, February 17 niton dull— m -idllnya 854c rocei p e 863 ; tblpiornts U0 u.lid 43- 2. - look ..Tiiaiorw Fj'.rue.ry 17 .Hi qntst m'ddllj.jp, 8D 16a eevlo's 1190 190; w.n 6 0 68 l.:'2; o - to Great Bittpl.. 00, F n o»-0J. ooutlneo'- 8800 ■ in FHour f, ar* paartuois, t!hlSMr»' 1 HICAOO, "Ah'nary 17- F.'.mr ticebuaa'oil; JOU Lib. i 64 4IKa4 45. Win at op i.ed r.sy >n-l c oe .i toeber 'ha- yaetorii- y’s UROren—Fo U r 7H .(D'U'q, M- ’i’ll 765i't 79J4-;, Mat 88E«8)J<-. N - 3 • ■ ring 78R«-8 On-n no'tv. t- nb roirg—cia ”8') F auary - 0, Vturch 87% Msy — . O tir-rorg -cash 3I4.31HJ F - nary — Mhrct; 8 Ur-y 8. J4 }tyi ■ M-ioi pn k u need ule dy - n ire ' t .u .ly b'e'.’eas'.' nnd via.on 109 (81100. 'dev 11; 07K@H 30 L dq""i ail - isd -o**b 66 0214,1.6 0 <•- 96 !7>» B x ti m-..ai» •" any-dry •«"»(}■ . a. « 68 »5<94 0 s' ort rln elds' 5 49 bo", hon oi. > i-l.lt* b 8 a5 86 SYMay 'dendy—91 is ug»i eioftuy—b ,„ndard A %<-. HI. leviels. jr. Louis, F bfUnry 17 Moor oochii t- ed—ftmiy 96 70 8 76. abotoe H D.g.4 1C. I :roy 4 6C-fi 4 80, Vr hem oorae fir »r but eery qn'et. .ltd otne n 'itglu,)' tlm 7«s lent-1—Nr.J redoaer FebrUitry 9.i'4<i M y9i!J4 193Ho Corn in qiital, all) IngVi st-’jj-i iw.i v*t(--der—N.-. 3 mixed oaoli d‘i'4 F. .-U.V; 3 % . a oh -c. ilHi'SiJi 3 Jt" Oist” 0 r ei cu' 'nailing c nfln- ...u> — Nr, 3mtx"d m»o 39 ciSi>.0.' b d F •aar« 391. • b'd, M y 82c W Hky »t 10 P't'Viei ere a ; Pu' k 111 '2R68I1 3. ldsr« 36 90 Uu k di -.1-—HKi-K ot, long c ent •i.,es 5 46 shod rib °ldt« 6 55 sbori o'eer 5 70s boxed lots—In- r e'ear 6 8714, hnr rib 6 DO, hnr 0 6 Ui4 B"c -t—-ung elaur , do 85 80 »’-f!rl rib •••Idee |5 9 bn <-'ear HbSA 68 l«ti6 15; ba» k o»u>-8>( : 'llj^c, Xu/iU :fll«; "OtrisvyiJJ.Fel.rit iy 17-Grain Wrimt.N'. 2 -Vtl 9 : -94 ; o. ,, sue a is . 89 ve wbt e td^'.fje -.“.see '»ln.. a..jj P :,bl»l(.a« tvs.ik :.n i Ijwer: P k— ,<*b til 50 b.oori— uis..' rib aidss 6 1C, cl>i;.r ■ ida,. 6 -ii. «b aiders 4 fib iiaik u>«. s e ?. r r beldw 4 80. C;«»r «'d.>n6 8V. idimiiloi" 4 0" :sagenene»d bam-9'8®l ’ 0) L« , "C n 1 >■• 7 75»K 0U, k*» ItVtvie »i riuw Oar.RAWe.Feoroaf7 17 CIT.e mar k <' we'k—“Ip In ovrgoe*> «o'«fWba lu urtnr e eti'-- #iif' • ‘to* s «uay — Lontelauu, a it prime 8@5k£':' '.Bgar *. bade slid 1) fnlr dein .d — ‘ rtf Hi m u tiner k«"'e, cb- Ire S 11 i#a ..trio iy li ipie 4J4'i4 i5 16 , comrn- fi i,j * ol oi"»- mnn 4/i W eer; i .Id.iS.e. if Vitl” to «bo <v- 6 I) |6 . b-. ioe yuilnw c Iilla . *4)6 l-.l*c. douisce i i'oin!,’al—L iQl-laue open kellie ; oil pi I ua > 26 ''.7'!,- n.-ntrlf get... prime to • 'ie y p Hoe t6b}3tlo. common to good fM/nm n 18c UlaielKunmi), aUweiu»r.Ti ( Ktbrn«ry 17— Yhieky steady at 91 10. Uolion *••* on. law CKJ.KAlSk.P b 17 so»t o'l— •narkd q 'e( bu v*.k — prim* ernue 2l!4&27)4c. iummor ysllutr i'Qitc, e kennd ein— - a '4nw t aa* F. o 17 XtUo’ eeed »i; — *4’SS6s for niuAv, lie far "Kilned. I.rva t 'oor, l^'ornar*- 17 H-.-'i v on d-.i ..ilo"' i.e ...v .a boys.’.- f.-.v ; middling up!, .a >s 4 15 1* , middling-5':. is ad; v's.' 8.1'Ui Ui„ita— pueix u-D end •ipar. 1 Uti os ..eaei./i- 14 I0t: bfe,ou—ul. V. -usricu.. - dtaror * e.-dy, at .Uu , e-.me. &. t toi.qwtnr qitct- l f v : Fvor' fuy i.ut M.ircb 4 ?. 44 ' ■i red and Ap 1 .„._..4 ai 4lji4 3 u< i Ac" B tt Msy . * 5! M y a J J '.•■ ——4 8 Ml In; e a . >nlj 4 5. *i J ;ly AJId Aaca.ii....... 4 61 M t A-igavi ii ud pip.cmbei .4 tS 04 r«a4«n of deitve -ies for tOMiave olnerlne 600 ual)* or new docket, end 400 i*lt« >y old, 2jUU p ne—filHloe at tka day incindr 7(K» bu J Auieitoan; np.auda 4Mt orlt.u.. 4 I5 6 l. utiuts: F lirs'-rvl 63 lil'i eelicis- Fc.brb ■ ary sr. 1 Marc - 1 52 6id Mil -: •! Ma ch ■ cd /’P"’ 4 62 84 hu-ers April m: • Me" 4 51 64c s '-lav eoJ Ja ie 4 58 Wi v. .o; junto an 1 Jd.y 4 58 611 v uu: Je y nn-: A’l.'d 4 INK* «sU«"s; Angaa 1 - ,A)U acplambsr 4 S. u4u buytra. Fd.nrea dp''. 5;W ! p m— Futawi Februkry delivery 4 82 641 v lie; Fvbruar. e-.d X c- 4 ',2 84 1 vain -: Star:! w.1 A; - ' 4 52 nij - “- ; A'-'M cr.6 " y 4 F4 - 1' r,nyer»; 4;, a, si June -4 5’) fll a '-as era Ja < ima J’ 4 '.8-61 ' bny"«- Jd'y ft».i An 1 1 a i-ffd boyar; Augun and ticp:- b— 5.4 vi. u ■ F u arev ckmcil q ilei bu. He i y Nli.-w '/ j.'iii F .u-na-y 17— Kye -lug-Oo ". n m ki q"i“ sfi'es 262 bul-i.a; up itndr 9 MW), O'ldiU* »‘4\ (> :BO’l-'Ai -3 V rece'pta 14 180 1 ' «. p rt4 R it B: till 89,-i; oca ! .-««' fl"4t Fr-inee 00 VW v sr i a.v iu i «i •» la: i-r.« B’.saJ. —• --brr.arr 17—t"va: , (rroes 8 tr. , r were Pi Or) rs F . Id' N 9 4 -IPiit 9 V 100 ,9 42 1001(6 13 0 U i -iOOkJ 9 .3 )01 a AT A A ITORS*. M(, Vnv Ti r.i Febrniryn tt«*ln K'eidy— It 02W45 17K ru;-ponline fl.m— 13 . ■IbwTork. Fib 17 Uild-G, rpirke qn <4; W-' adiiud '•lew i^rlakbi *»■:•<. tew 45 end » ponud,.. »105 Tax;.- Mtu. .sd, V. aud .6 Rndr. tote 'l*W yOAK, Kebmeiv 17 W«r market U a — dot(ia..tiv Uu-. 't IU . 36 , ’< exse —— c, ltd: If® 2V, Feb 17 I'riPphr f Llv»rpoO' ! m o'-'' - ')' eer ,;«cier 7 61 nbos.' 3 CHAHf.wroN. F -b 17 Tn re lire quiet 36!4«4(>" ttutm- mr, insd 50:, good 9 . 'avAcvak F'b t7-9>.rpe»i:n« Br; •— 4. , , m e 00 u. s.eitdy— 61 :I'll* 06 mile* r K) a. rr 'ls. HlL :‘ltrTrr> Feb i7 "■)';■ "Ube fl la t 41c fKieiu d nt iti. u.iii 75r ; g")ud 40- r c - u t 10 "Mt» tuipei tint fl.rn, V5 * - " -i'" -' -'ryiti »s n» RULING OF TRAINS. ArilT.l and llepa'tiire of all Train6 at CdlncibiiM '■ ar? jin, Patoe ,g*rs In EO;rt Is, nan 17 c, 1*S« aHRiYALS. COLOMBUS 4N1) BrKK BAIIWir Mali i'.fin iJDm G ttnv’.l* ...^....10.04 ra AsCCOiniYi d’ -ior. fri'.n Grec- vl.ie*w 8:ii3 p m ‘OCTIiW H fKI'.N UM .FOAD C<j L V It II': - AM) W !iTKft N RA 1L V, A V Mall train t: la .Vlonifif mrjy«... w .1J:36 rt. M .11 tM'i frum A **n a 6; 19 m KODIIsT amj ai:-AKD hailr;Ad M il -ftl . from Tr y Montgy^l2'45 p m A’jo lu (1: l«* t it iu Tr >y t aa a^wa.U'.CE - Id A cct Oi’d t»u si f-m Uh' n SptlAg8 M ,llt47 p m DEP a R1 L T i4E. COLUMDCS A:■ D fiO'Iii RAILWAY Man r i fs r G i'V 'e 2 /3 p rr A ‘.oBiU’ H I CJ .!Vt 1 ... 0:4 I • U t h UTHVK TBl.N UA11H A THS RIVER STEAMERS. 'V * J If J t t) ■ : • VfB -ft A ' ' 1 O Ai n v U i:0 p , PEOPLE S UNE STEAMERS fad Pmh|v mi Li hUiT OF TUB BTBAMBB Wm. D. ELLIS Tbe tautest Bleamer plying tbe Obette. hooches. Flint and AoaUobloala rivers, f.ooo moduli ne Brst-olass. Will be ;nu between Oolumbne, BkI abridge end Avaieohlobln, making oonnsoitun at ba tahooobee with trains to and from Savannah. J .cktonvllle.Pensao)la, Mobile ai d N.: - O leans on Bnndsy going down. Oa J'neadaya coming np she oonnecla with all paeaenger trains going to Bavsn* nnh, J-ckeonvllle, Pe.maoola. Mubtla and Now O.-letni. D.-.WN Leave Ojtumbuk Skiui. sy 6 09 a aa Lesv E if'iila Sa .nrday 4 80 p m Leave Furt Gxlaea Batnrday. 710 p m Leave Commute Saturday... 11 00 p m L-ave Obattabooebee Sunday-.™. 8 00 a aa Airlvs Balnbrldge Sunday............110)6 p m Le ive Balnbrldge Sunday — 103 p m arrive Cua.uhoocbee Sna ay....„ t ufl p m Arrive Apalnebloola M^ncay.™. 600 a m UF l.eeve Apelaeblodla Monday0 00 p aa Arrive CUatiabooabee Tnesday—.1* 00 a m Le-tveOb-.ttaboochee Tae«4lay—11 00 a m t eav*Ootumbta Toeeday lit p aa t. oave Fori Gaines Wednesday™. 1 00 a m Lews Knfanta Wednesday8 00 a aa Leave Fiorenoa Wadasaday...—a. 900 a aa Arrive Columbus Wednesday....™ 6 90 p m Os end slier February 6 lr88 aa above (obeJnle will be run, rlvai log, oto, per* nutting. A-EIT.U. AND DBPABTnKB OF TXAIktk A« CMATTAHIIOOHBB, FLA. vy»ni.b. Florida and Wis.eruJtallroad— Ai.Ivbj from Uavannub and Jacknonvllle * 4 (14 p tn. Ld.vos lor bavannuU and J- kH.i:,V) lu ui u 10 \ m. Florid ' Killwav end NftVlgBtlrm Oiv— Arriv.ra ir-.-tn Jaeks -uvillo at * pm. .nav e r Jacksonville at 11 *0 a m. I' u.ec >la and A'lunita Ksuroad— Ari lvra from Frneao da at 11 tt m Leaves 0 Beomcola at 4 14 p m, Ou uod uf cr l'ebrnuaiy 6,1886 the looal rsiti of fruigbi aud p R'lego io all points or. the Cba lub.'.'ochebaud Apalnoblo.ila rivers will be m follows: Fiou; pnr barrel w 10 cents 1 'atton prr b le ...„.25 oenle Fur '.llk- s per ton „.91 36 O -Con H d Meal pei iim II 26 Sail pi r 91 35 O her freights tit p . pur.Ion. Pn.-aige tr tn Ooiuaii.-n« to Apalaohloole 66 01' O her point* in proportion, sbippure win plane * have ihelr'reigtal el b-si by 8 m ■ p ■ ey uf leaving, a* noni will be received ntier lbal hour. Boit rceei vaa the riubto' aol landing at u. uy point when ooi.ilderud dangerous by ■ be pilo', B j.-.t wll not a'op at any pot r t not named In tbe pnbnnbmt llei of landings iuraished •>b‘p: art ft)" 1888, Onr rropouelblllly for freight oeaeee alto ill. s oti-i) dltobarged at * landing wbea u.- purnuu j« there 0 receive it. Hs ei> snbj -cl lo obac ge wl'bont noldoe, T H Mock*, le,.97 .f Agent. nil ;-n: 1: • ; — 2.2 : p ill M BII.K AND GIB * 111) UAI/.rt AD '89,11 'ruin 5)- Tr j u-d MnBtg'y... 2 25 p rr Aoc-d'u fur Tr;,y a K.. nt « 4 5i » cu ,uj.rum ds'a fu U. I «• Bpriug;.. n.05 p ;n riilnil Line OF JB0^LT?^3. I'tiE OLD RSLIiBLE CcLOnaie Os F ' 1 , 886. ( sN n I a' Si F .• u»'y )3 .6)8 .ne loenl *ru'j ofinlKbf "n ih~ D* lahonobse. F f end A; aliiciiloUs. rivers will bs c.s '••ildvai Flour pa bsrre' 8 n«nte liitiai) tc, i mei i* „n 4 mam O” . n pev balo,,..— _.._v6oeaie O . r frelgbl in prepu uuo. P -cage irom Oolumbne io Apnlaobloola W 0. O ner p dale In p : p ir 1 aa. Bteem^r Naiad jvi'lle V'iOolnmbn« 'nr Apa'aci lgota via U lM-rdke »v« y H7t->DAY nnrnlng ot » c/O'ick., is uralng vi* Hn cblnsoc’s (sanding. Stesmer Bartha Lee WI'l !e«ve Oolnmbni for Aoxlnohlcole ev ary 5 HI DAT -j 8 u IB going via H . norldge 0 dawn and np trip . Above aebedn'e will be ran, river, eto, pe’inl' lug. r-tbippc-s will p ease U-.ve their frelgb'. at boat b 8 * in ou day of leuv og, aa noao wi'l bs leoelved «r «r -ha one H .1 reseru-e ibe i igh*. of ro' lauding at a. y rolu' w «d c-iae,dared dsugernus by the comm-iL-dtr. B i?.t will do' slupai any pv'nt not named 1 "e» of lendings fnrulshed shir-pe a for 1885 Ou ■ rerpr.r.slplll'.y for frelgb ceoies after • i hie been discharged h. a laudlug where "Dp, so-.; if- -bora i rrc' 1 '* 1 ' HWt’., J Wliirf.BtLE G flO B WHITE T OK P h 'L Oey’y»’.cT:i s, fab.’4 .1 COIN T0EY GO H.iving' ordered in from the va rious oxjiress offices all my suits of the past season that were not taken, a beautiful line of CUSTOM MADE SUITS will be sold regard less of cost. Anyone coming it with the Gusli and making an offer will be apt to got a Huit. Corn* quickly aud sccu’o a bargain. .N w arriving a 1 ,rgt lot ot PIECE GOODS —FOR- 3PR ZN v- v 1Q8Q ] z v»o r r i h ■*> -j Va CV/JU21 M»‘A?.*ixtirj.rcri 3-j Si 06 BrORi" St., Oola-fabus Qu Beal Ketate Ageat. 15 HOSTS B10AD STRUT. FOE, S-A-LIH A p aoe of twenty seres, large sad 00aa- aaodlona Hon -e with awry 0011 vanleuoe, Ua parfeet order, frail, shade, Ao- m mtlau from Broad street in one of tbe most dealra* blelocullMea adlaoent to 'he ally. If do* sired wonld exobeme for ally proparty I 150 102R Roree land fl miles ea« ol Oo> lumiioi, partly timbered and oudac fence 150 Desirable vacant lot In Not’hern L'bertiae Win sell on Installments U desired 21*6 3685 eorea of One Umbered land lu Liberty oouoty, Florida. This la a rare obenoe tor saw mill man 1800 Beanilfnlly looated lot on north Jackson street* lull M sate aud next to corner 19800 F.ve room dwelling, earner Jeefc- Mn ant Blxteeutb at reels MOO Five email building* in one Mask Georgia Midland railroad depot 1380 X sere lu oue block Georgia MU* land railroad 1190 X sere north Swift manuMeturtaw company on north Meroer street 900 % aeie across from Georgia Hus laud depot NO Two room dwelling on north Ogle tborpe 2ft ae.eeornei lotto Northern Me et ties 11030 Veotul Lot, Fourteenth street ba. tween Jaokson and Oglethorpe 600 .- 1x1} five aore Farm-4 room Dwell* lng, Lee ooniuy, Ala, seven mtlen from the oily, one mile from etatum on O and W H K 2100 Two story Regldenoe on Wartan Bt— In'ereeollon of Broad 1000 100 ttore farm— room dwelling and all aeoecsttry ontbnl dings— wall watered, 6 miles from oily In Beeped eonnty Ala 10(10 Desirable lota on Rose H11L doeth* iy plan 6 00 L-1 is on Hose Hill Monthly pay* maul* 36 03 % .ore front Iota on Roia H 11 150 OU X »are oorner Iota on Rose HIU 176 00 X acre lots on R ise Hill 3001)0 ii "ere loll on Rose Hill 360 00 ii (tore lots on Rose Hill 36 00 Lots on Rose HIU 10 00 L't* on Ron HIU 10 00 A year for first three years and bal ance in fourth and flub yean far deq suable lotion Rose HIU 28 01 Fir five years and yon have deaiq rable lot on Rise Hill A Rabate allowed of 16 p«r 01 nt If wkMW bn .Id* a dwelling within twelve month Irom date of porebaee Dwelling* for rant ia all parts of Ihe dtp Also, halls. cfBoei and neaping rooms, blOCKH FOR SALE. 20 Shares Colombo* loa Man a raolurlnq Compc j Oilumbn* Iron Wo.ki WANTED . Utuowet Rntldlnr and Load TOOMB4 CRAWFORD, 1 Reel SLUie Agent. ]6 Norib Broad Hires! *ia ea«n ih i* Hup Tni' Ciuri «r (fmirgi*. Cl.EHK 8 O 7 FinK, Atla- Tt, Ga, F'ebruar 10, 188H Ii npp h r from the dockn 01 ihe ■rnpramo 0"')rt of the Pinto of Geurgla, for (he Maroh term. 1H8S b»i the or- dt r of ib«' oirouitu.|WKh the numlter ot oavea f.-fin each county n> d f out the oily courts, t« ae tollown; ATLANTA OIHUUIT Fulton II 1 continued), niy oourt of Atian’a 18 (2 oontlnued), Oleyton 1 (cfu,tliined)...„.... ...;. Rf STONK mountain circuit D K . b t KAHTMKH oircc t Chatham 2 nffliyham 3 city oourt ofNavaunab 7...._ tfl MI DLK O FOU T K i anual 2 JeffarMin 2 J hneon 1, 8 iriveo 1, WsehlngtoD 6 It A DOUBT A OI ODIT M0D1 ffl 1 K ouftioud 8, city court 01 Kichmnud nountv 4 g NOBTBKRN CIRCUIT Elbert 2, Hanoook 4 lur I, Madi son 1, Warren 1, Wiikial.~—_ 10 WESriRN OI1COIT lianks l. OI«r I, Gwinnett 1 Jack- BOD 8 Waimn 8 . 0 NORTH KAI TKBN Clt-COIT Kibuu 1, Haul 2. Hm ernbam 8 8 B UK RIDOi: CIRCUIT (’herr.kei. 1, Cooo 8 (1 continued), Potsytb 2 8 CHUIt'K N OfRCCIT Bartow 2 Oh oims 1 Drod 3 Gor don 2 ilurray 1 W itlield 1 10 R MU CIRCUIT Chattooga 1, Fio>a 1 (continued), H tralecn 1 (unatiou-d), Polk 2, Paulding 1 8 Oi.W ta 01. cu IT, Coweta 2 D ugla* 1, -mrtweibex 8_ 8 rt XNT CIRCUIT. Batts 1 Houry 2(1 ".nttnued], Mon roe 2, ^ewton #, Pi'-e 1. Rock dale 8 '‘pauldiug 2 17 OCMULOJCB CIRCUIT G.eon 8. 1 Ho;rud 2, Pit- uam 1, Wilkinson 1 f '.oouuuedj S MACON CIHOUfV Houston 2 . i,y ouuil. ot M con 1 8 CHATTAHOOCHEE CUCUIT, Cha''ahooobes 8 iur .s 1 ilarion 2 Mure 6, TalbotS, Taylor 8 18 PiTAULA circuit C.ay 2 [I ! ‘--tiiuodl E.;y3[looa- tiuii"il] Q Rian 1, Kauduiph 1, Terri! 2 9 SOUTH WE TURN CIRCUIT. Maco; 5. do:; ay 4 Sir-wart 1 ["in- tinue '], “'im'.e-l Wabate. 2 18 A l. 11ANT CIl'.OTtT (7 ,;h'it} J [. ■ iii'-oto] riajAi.ur 1 8 U.UliiKRN CI'CUIT '.1 2 l ; I' Z D HAS1U-OV, C'ail' Ko• tou)u Oourt uf UuonfiA, fobll aa2w