Georgia Historic Newspapers

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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1874.
CITY AFFAIRS.
l 'UN UR A L NOTICE.
Tho frionda find acquaintnncen of Jam.
L. and Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty, arc
rospectfully invited to attend tlio funeral
of the former, from thn Catholic Church,
thin ('Saturday) morning at 10 o'clock.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Tlio friendrt and acquaint ancon of Wil
liam H. Thompson, and of Mrs. Younger
and family, are reepeclfully invited to at
tend the funeral of tho former, at the
residence of Mrs. Younger, corner Ogle
thorpe and Few streets, this (Saturday)
afternoon at;'j o’clock.
t'offon Yesterday.
Kilns 117 halos. Receipts 2/WI—‘2 by
H.W. R. R , 77, by M. A G. It. It., M by
river, 71) by wagons, 2 by N. & B. R.
It,, 2 by W. R. It. Shipments 178 bales—
170 by Southwestern, 8 for home
aumption.
Same day last year union worn 19fi bales;
receipts 08; shipments 77*.
Thn week's operations, with the tabular
reports of Liverpool, tho ports and into
rior towns, muy lie found in our cominer
oinl column, and thn prions current to be
issued from this ollico early this morning,
and for which orders are solicited.
Thronyh Cotton for .Savannah amt Nc
York.
During the cotton week, ending lust
night, tho Western It. R. of Alabama
brough'. to Columbus on route for Savan
nah and Now York III bales of cotton
2()ti from Mobile, 18 from Montgomery
8 from Selma, 71 from Opelika, West
Point and olhor stations, 118 from Vicks-
burg.
Tho total through movement by this
route, hinue September 1st, is 84,7)88
bales- 1(5,704 from Mobile, (5,287 froi
Montgomery, 4,018 from Selma, (5,(51
from West. Point, Opelika, Ac., 1,7.*iH froi
Vicksburg.
Rirv
The .1 ulin St. Clair armed yesterday
with 88 bales of cotton and 10 barrels.
She lyavos at 10 a. m., to-day.
.In Anninfily of tho Aye.
Watt «V Walker received yesterday a
consignment of com from a Florida far
mer. Ilishead is level. Will bet hedoos
not grumble about lions.
Itanium* of tho It I. .1 O. It. It.
There uirivml by this road .twenty-nine
ears loaded with grain and other Western
produce. Large arrivals have come by
this route this season.
It a In.
It was falling a goodly portion of yes
terday, and early in tho morning was
quite cold. Wanner at night.
Uernonnl.
We received a call from Mr. W. E.
Reese, of Auburn whois connected with
the Moruiuy Nett's, a handsome and spicy
daily published it* Montgomery.
Itomvit a Halt.
Ingram Grange, at Tray wick's X Roads,
Russell county, Ala., of which John Bueli-
iilinan is Master, has erected, at a cost of
about *. 'Mi. a neat, .substantial two story
building Tho Aral story to bo usod as a
school room, the upper as a hall for the
use of the Grangers. Ibis looks like
business.
Kllloit in Texa*.
Mr. Gus Clayton received a dispatch
yesterday stating I list his only remaining
sou, (Ins, a young man some* twenty five
years of ago, hud boon killed Thursday
night, in , Texas. Wo could louru
no particulars.
Ala nor* n Coart Yvntertlay.
Nun Walkor and Julia Colbert, both
colored, had yielded to passion, and let it
out iu words. No harm done, and they
were dismissed.
Tho Com mitt oo of Ladle*.
The following are the names of the
ladies who have boon requested to super
intend the supper to be given at the Perry
House next Thursday night, complimen
tary to tho Agricultural tl'oiivciiion .
I). It. tltOMl’fiOS hill lt>,
lilt liny Accidental — Coroner** Jnyuest.
Mr. W. II. Thompson, thn pilot of tho
Julia St. Clair, was killed lust ufternoon
about 8$ o'clock. He arrived in the city
yeatorday morning on tho boat, and at
noon was quite sober. His death occurred
at the houso of Mrs. Ed mar Tompkins,
which is located down town.
Coroner dcGrnffenreid held an inquest
ovi^r the body. Captain William Davis
foreman of tho jury. Two colored
persons, Henry Davis and ,
ere among tho seven members.
It Rooms that at tho lime of tho occur
rence only Mrs. Tompkins and tho de-
eDscd were in the house. Her evidence
ras about this:
Thompson sent me down Homo fish and
imid he would dine with mu. Ho did not
coino until uftor the M. «t G. train went
out. He topped at tho back door and I
lot biui in. Asked why bo did not enter
tho front door. Replied ho come from
back street. Saw ho was affoctod by
liquor. Ho said bo bad been to St. Clair's,
(ho was away; bought a bottle of liquor
and taken sovoral drinks. Told him that
would bring him into trouble. Said bo
did not cure for bis life and talked about
killing, and drew and cocked a pistol,
which ho flourished. Tried to tako it
away from him. Wo lmd a tusslo. I
was so excited fearing for my own life,
that 1 cannot tell how loug it was. At
one time I took tho pistol from him, but
ho seized it a^ain.
I think tho pistol was discharged twice.
Can’t tell intervals between shots. 1 did
not think ho was wounded. I screamed,for
help iu room and also at front and back
door, Thompson walked to tlio hall
and leaned against door post of room op
posite one where wo tussled. As I
screamed for help at back door ho said
“Pin not hurt,” and immediately after
dropped slowly to the floor, anddiedshort-
ly after Miss Dexter came. 1 was not mad
nor was bo. I was scared. I thought
after ho fell ho was fooling. I sent for
aid ns soon as I could. Hu never spoke
after ho fell. Tho pistol and his watch,
which had been pulled out iu tho scufllo,
were left on tho hod.
Policeman Forau testified ho came on
being sent for. Thompson did not spouk
after I came. Found watch and pistol
on bed. Mrs. Tompkins told me whore
they were. [Pistol was shown. It is a
small five-barrel Colt. Two chambers
wero empty. Mr. Clapbutu idouti-
tied it as olio Thompson lmd at lJaio-
bridgo lust Sunday. It had boon given
him by policeman Wood.J
Miss Mary Dixon, who lives iu adjoin
ing lot, heard two shots and Mrs. T.'s
erios for help. Came over. Thompson
looked as if lie would speak, and could
not.
Mrs. Dixon testified to bonriug the
abuts.
A negro woman ouiployod on tho lot
was across tho street, and heard no shots.
Went for aid whon Mrs. T. callod to her
to do so.
Roily was oxumiuod. Tho hall entered
tho left breast about tlio hourt, passed
completely through the breast, and was
found next to the undershirt, near the
right nipple. Tho other hall was found to
have passed through a door.
Jury brought in a verdict that
ceased cauio to his douth from tho dis
charge of a pistol iu a tustlo with Mrs.
Palmar Tompkins, whilst she was trying
to tnkc it from him."
Thompson was about 48 years of ago
and was considered the bust pilot on our
river. Most of his life has been passed
on the stream. Diroctly aftor.tbo war
during a whole season ho received $1,000
to $55,000 per month, but lie spent it.
His only relatives are u stopuiottor and
half brothers. Ills wife died noiuo years
ago.
nr: im yriiir.ni/. , pINANCIALdtCOMMERCIAL
lun may read about a man or A place |
year, but you can get no idea of
oithor compared with one-half hour’s ac
tual observation. This truth will bo soon
Colon bub, (1a., February 6, 1874.
Financial.—Sight bills on New York % |>.
discount; on Bouton ^ p. e. ; ou Savannah %
. e ; de-man I bills ou BoalouJ.Jp c. Banks are
ido manifest by anybody who will tako 1 eelllng eho. ka on New York at \\o. prem
Poi ATOfcft— Irish, ft M *6 2506 00.
Powwtu-V k** 41 in;; •* k«a 4* «M| J4 keg
|2 60, inAIagaz.nc.
Korn—Manilla '•p ft 28c; Cotton 40c: Macblnt
Made 8c.
Kick—ft ft lie.
Salt—ft sack fa 25.
Tobacco—Common ft 1b 60c; Medium bright
Lawyers,
JOSEPH r. POU,
Attorney at Law,
tho trouble to stop at the store of Joseph I Oigdand sfiver nominal
per month.
CoMI'AIH-
A Bro. It will be seen at once that tho
advertisement does not couvcy tho faint- J !®'| mi?!*,
eat idea of tho sacrifice they arc making j
iu dry goods of every description. Tho j
truth cannot be contradicted that they arc 900,^20;,(jiKaJaat 2,611.364, showing
selling goods to-day cheaper than they can
be bought for in Now York, and lower in
some cases than the cost of manufacture.
Retail dealers should avail themselves of
this fact as well as general consumers.
They aro always ready to prove tho above,
fel-tf
T. E. Blanchard is still offering his
stock of Dry Goods, without reserve, at
Cost!
ft,000 yards yard wide Bleached Cottons
nt 12$ cents—worth iu tho beginning of
the season 18c.
o,()0(l 1 4 Sea Island Cotton, 124 cents,
worth 15 cents.
0,000 yards Spring Prints.
10-4, 11 I and 12 I Bleached and
Brown Sheeting.
500 dozen John Clarko's Spool Cotton,
only 70 cents.
Black Alpacas only 40 cents—worth in
any market f>0 conts.
•login's and Harris' Kid Gloves for
ladies and gents.
Gents’ Opera Kids only $1.00.
Foxed and plain Cloth Gaiters, Calf
ami Oil, Gout Shoos, mmle to order and
warranted not to rip.
Gents' Iliind-Sewed Shoos at cost.
KH' Remember, the Virginia Store is on
the west sido of liroud street.
Peyton, Goudon Co.
j«27 deodifcvvtf
Fino Cloths, Cassimcris. ?ilU Edwindl
ing Goods ut cost, at \
11.Vi’. CmoLiiiis.
Jlaryain Counter at 11. TT Urtyim^u:
Large lines of assorted goods selling ut
half puice, to close out. Unprecedented
bargains offered. ja 15 doodtf
To Clone Oat for .Spriny Trade!
1 urn still solliug my largo stock of Dry
Goods at cost, and iu many cases at half
prico. Have rccoutly added to it many
uow goods bought at panic prices, which
ore also selling nt cost. Embrace an
oaiiy opportunity to secure this advan
tage. Twenty pieces choice Pluck Alpn-
Toruis cash
Mrs. M. P. Ellis,
“ A. G. Redd,
** (Mias. Green,
“ Wm. Perry,
“ Win. Walt.
“ Win. Beach,
II Inorder on J'ro
Tho pooc
Front street
Mr
i. 1. C. Cook,
M. .1. Crawford,
A. M. Allen,
0. A. Redd,
l.i/./.io Tillman.
Mattie Moore.
I llroait Streets.
Last Y bar.—The Uni-
282,751 bulon more;
. exports61,230 more; the stock 267 COO more;
oluuibufl receipts 2,004 more; shipments 2,154
1o-h. ‘jtock6237 greater. India shipments, since
January 1st, 62,000, against 45.000. Colton In
night 2,900,620: against ** ** * J —*
increaxo ol 449,100 bales.
Cotton Situation.—Figures show It. Four
in llion* uppear* to bo udopted
the extent of
falling oil.
receipts In Columbus
rk hue begun. Labor
Sales for the week have been comparatively
good, yet only one shipping firm bus operated
to any extent. Market has been dull.
There must bo some backbone In Cotton,
where prices are so well sustained In the lace
of such enormous receipts and excess in stock.
Many, however, are completely demoralized.
The Weatheii.—Thermometer for tho week
averaged &3- 1 . Rain four day. More threat
Same w4ok last year the thermometer aver
aged 60 J . Two good ruins.
The Mahkktb. — Tho following shows the
/-rice of middlings In New York and Liverpool,
gold nt New York and Low Middlings In Co
lumbus each day of the week:
Up. Or. Up. Or. Gold. Col
7-K 8W 15;' 10'.; 11194 14 ©—
7’. 8L 16JZ lb!-4 111U 13440—
t 7V, 8 - 4 15y„ 101,4 111^ 111540-
7 ‘i H\ , 15L 10J, H 111U 13> 4 @—
7/j 8' j 16 ’, 10V„ Ills ia>40—
7Jfc 8>4 16>4 10*4 111% 13; l 4 0 —
On the week Liverpool unchanged. New
York declined ;c. Cdlumbus declined
Puk es Baht YBAn. — Liverpool Uplands
Saturdny..
Monday....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday..
Friday
.tallowing quota
Miiuhl'ngs luc.
nominal. Sales 117 at the
Hons:
Inferior — @—
Ordinary 10 011
Good Ordinary 12-R013
Low Middlings
Middlings 14>. v 0—
Good Middlings — 0—
Week’s sales 1410 halos—1250 Northern spin
ners, 09 homo consumption, 100 lor New York
o to Savannah, 0 for speculation, 0 loi
Now Orleans, 0 lor Charleston.
Total sales 30,560—26,002 lor Northern spin
ners, 2940 lor New York.3,802 for homo consump
tion, 4,830 for Savannah.
W«jc..'h receipts 1.174 halos, against 1,011 tho
previous one, and 1,059 tho corresponding week
(fist season—Oo by S W U It, 210 by M fc(JK
44 by Opelika K li, 254 by river, 511 by wag
ons, 80 by N .Sc S it 1(. Shipments 1427 bales—
1350 by S W It if, IH lor liouio consumption,
1 past week
Total shipped 35,767
Total homo consumption 3,802
Stock Feb. 0 10,941
Sales 1,419
MODES OK UBCKIl’TB.
1874
Southwestern Railroad........ 3.108
Mobile and Girard Railroad..16,721
6,811
North and South Railroad.... 2,485
61 ,(21
70c; Fino
SnuM 85c.
Shot—V *ack *3,
; Extra 111; Navy 00006c; Maccaboy
A 13; B
Scoa u—Cuba w ft li
.xtra C 13; C 12J{: r '
do white 14 o UJ^o.
Soda—Keg 7c qp ft; box 10c.
Staiicu—ft 9c.
Tea—Green anil Black V ft $1.260|2.OO.
VlNEOAtt— t?l gall40C.
Wudse v—KectlUed y gall *102; Bourbon #2
4.
White Lead—f) ft 12@13j^c.
COLUM Itl'S Mil
fts.: Flour, A 7.
Klc h Sliorts »l 7
perbusnel,
COUNTUY PaODUCB.
Wholesale. Retail
Goshen butter 6 43 4 60
Country
i Meal and Grits 90c.
25030
30@35
50 p’k
Sweet “
Unions....
Cow peas.,
30
35040
40050
50 p'k
4 6o l>b
6 00 bb
1 00 p'k
1 20 hU
dm, ebenpor tbim over. T
only. H. T. Cu
at old Htnnd of Virgin
iSto
Clyarn an itTotmren.
'i'ho lovers of a good Cigar will take
uotioo that ill a few days Mr. Louis
Rubier will open on Kaudolph street,
west of tbo Enquirer ofilec, with the finest
stock iu tbo city. fob! tf
client Shoos, still
CllIOLBll's.
Western Railroad..
River....
Wagons..
Stock, Aug. 31,
ltic'dto Feb
Stock F«l».
280
125
1650
1672
03428
13100 30299
67020
14030
pis.. 48500 072741 760071 40050
12200557 32980001435231712974351
Tiiroi'oii <'otton.—By Mobile and Girard
Railroad 2,220,against 2497;by Western Railroad
tho week 148,750 bales, against 170,662 last week
—158,574 the week bet<>ru and 120,621 same
week last year. The total movement is as
Attention !
As my Address on elementary Agri
cultural Chemistry, teaching the cheap
est and shortest moans for procuring and
compounding manures, is enthusiastically
received and heartily endorsed by almost
every intelligent planter in this section,
and that I mny bo compensated iu a meas
ure somewhat commensurate with tho
acknowledged merits of tho production
and value of the information conveyed,
I do from this date establish the price at
r>0 cents per copy. In consideration of
this change, I do hereby agree to re
fund the money to any farmer who, after
reading the production, will certify to me
he is not fully satisfied with the invest
ment. Thero is no slavery so hopeless
as that which compels a man to support a
family by the cultivation of poor laud.
The problem to l>e solved by the South
before we van hope for agricultural recu
peration and prosperity, is choap and re
liable manures. Tho Address nolccn that
problem. I defy the agricultural or sci
entific world to disprove ouo fact or posi
tion taken in tho Address.
J. Monroe Lennard,
Columbus, Ga.
Tho above work is for sale at tho En
quirer Offioo, whore copies can bo order
ed by mail, with stamp enclosed for re
turn postage. A liberal discount mode to
Grangers or farmers ordering a largo
number. This pamphlet should bo in tho
hands of every planter at this timo.
jal8 di&wtf
Ju2o
SAM I LL B. Li ATC11 Lit. *
Attorney at Law.
OIUcu over Witticli A KIiihoI's.
J. M. McNEILL,
Attorney and Counsellor nt Law.
Practices in courts of ((corgis Mini Afabania.
Office' 139 liroud M., (uw-r llolstead A Co.'s,
Sjipcial attention given to collections. jull
Mautin J. Crawford,
iwpord.
INGHAM A CRAWFORDS,
Attorney a nt Law,
Will practice iu tlio State and Federal Courts ol
Georgia.
Office over Freer, Ulgos A Co.'s store, uortliwest
corner Broad and St. Clair Sts. ju8
A. A. DOZIER,
Attorney »ml Counsellor nt Law,
Practices in State and Federal Courts iu Georgia
JaC
Mark 11. Bl.vxdford. Louis F. Garrard.
RLANDLORD A GARRARD,
Attorneys mid Counsellors nt Law.
Office No. 67 Broad street, over Witticli A Kin-
sol's Jewelry Ston>.
Will practice iu tlio State and Federal Courts.
Jas. M. Kushku. Chas. J. Swift.
RCNKELL A SWIFT,
Attorneys aud C'-uusellors at Law. Will practice
in the Courts of Georgia (Chattahoochee Circuit)
ai.d Alabama. Office over C. A. Redd A Co.’s store,
Broad street, Columbus, Ga. Jul
L. T. DOWNING,
Attorney nu«i Solicitor.
U. S. Corn’r and Register In Uaukriiptc;. Office
nov2‘JJ ov.-r Brooks’ Druj Stole, Culuminis, Ga.
1'EAllODY A 11RANNON,
BANKS.
0. GUN BY .IORDAN,
Office ov
nov!8]
Attorneys
A J. Lx.MS & Cl
West l
It. J. ROSEN,
Attorney nud Cminsvllor nt Law,
• corgia Home Insurance Company building, sec
oct7 lyj ond story.
CllAN. II. WILLIAMN,
Attorney nt Lnw, ColuinbUN, (4n.
Will practice iu any Court
Office over Acce A Murdoch's store. [novlO
l>lt. COL/.LY.
nnl Office corner of St. Clair and Ogl
Office hours—7 to 9 a M., 12 to 2 I*, i,
DR. N. II. LAW’.
Office corner Broad aud Baudot] h stieets, Burms'
building.
Residence on Forsyth, three d->..rs below 8t. Clair.
tlrst iloor to left.
_BultdorB_and Architects.
J. «. CIIALRERN,
Ilouno Cnrpeuter nud BuilUer.
Jobbing douo at short uotlce.
l’luos and speclflcatlons furnished for all ...i
f buildings 1 "'Jift
Broad Street, next to 0. \y. Browi,’.
ColuiuLiu,
Confectioners.
I. «. STBU1TEK,
Candy Manufacturer
AXD DEALER I.\
All kinds of Confectionery and Fruit,
Stick Candy 18 cents.
N > charge tor boxes.
Livery and Sale Stables.
ROBERT THOHPHOX,
Livery, Nnle nnd Exchange CMables
LOLETD0RPE, NORTI! OF RaMDOLPE Sts.
o<~B40 Columbus, Ga.
A. GANMEL,
l*lvery anti Snle Ntahlt..,
OULETUORPE 8t., C0LUMUUS, Ga.
of^Ctflar attention given to Feeding aud Sale
llorses and Mules boarded In stables bv ti,
mouth or day. ocl29
Hotels.
PLANTERS' HOTEL, '
Next to Columbus Rank Building.
Boarding Houses.
THE HOME HOUSE,
No. 153 Broad street, Columbus, Ga., by
MRN. l'ERNONN,
Board aud Rooms to Rent, southeast corner Ilru.i.l
j»9 and Crawford streets.
Restaurants.
IIARR1H COUNTY RENT AIIR A NT
No. 32 llroad Ntreet.
The best of Foreign and Domestic Liquors ,uj
dec 19
Tin and Coppersmiths.
W.H. FEE,
Worker in Tin, Nlicet Iron, Copper.
Orders from abroad promptly attouJud to.
Ja7 No. 174. Broad flir.-et
Fresh Meats.
J. Wi PATRICK^
Stulls No. 2 aud 18, Murket House.
Fresh Meats of every kin 1 and best quality,
W. C. TOLBERT,
Fresh .Heals of nil kinds.
Fresh Sausage .Meat every dity.
J»8 btalls No. 11 aud 13.
OFFICE OF THE
A now lot Prints ami Hloachoil DomoR-
ticH, which will bo offoreil lit cost, ut
fold} oml J. S. Joneu'.
/>«•/<»// is Uanycroun !
ProviouM to Ktoeking up in apriug, n
choii’o lot of White (loptln, Check Mur-
litiM, JnconotH, Linen r.awuR, Table Lin-
ottH, .V«v, are h!ill offered at cost. Ah the
• will i
eekh
i sternly request in it few
little iloluy will result in
ful
mil
constant !
are greatly nnnoyo.l by the
disorderly eomluot of the negroes near
Draw ford slroet. It is niue.irely hoped
that such illegal proceedings will Im stop
ped with a round turn of arrests l>y our
ctUcienl policemen, and let those night
brawlers l»»* lined or imprison ,1, so they
will lie ordeiiy nnd peaceful. I'ho tux
payers are dissatisfied that si
noise is tuudo iu their Height
is very advisable to put the
such disturbers of the peace,
people can enjoy rest and quiet. A proper
way to get rid of these noisy persons is to
give them lodgings at Murphy's Hotel,
Let these few remarks have diligent at
tention nnd society will be improved, the
hours destine 1 for rest more appreciated,
and more happy homes nnd satisfied fami
lies. A word to the wise is suflicient, nnd
puntshmout to disorderly characters com
mended.
Coats’ and Clark's Spool Cotton, 70
eod
J.
t leariny Oat Sale.
In order to dispose of my Worsted
Dress Goods, already marked ut very low
prices, they will be still farther reduced
10 per cent, front present figures,
febo eod J. S. Jones.
eitv la
identally hilled on a Steamboat.
I'homus got on the Julia St. Clair
I at Helh vten, Fla. Ho was removiug his
I stock and farming untonsils front Florida
l the good 1 lo Troup landing on tho Flint river. Oi:
arriving at his destination, nnd after uear
ly all his property was on shore, he start
ed himself, lie had been drinking tho
whole time he was on the boat, and at
tin* time mentioned was well under tho
influence of liquor. In threading his du
bious way he narrowly escaped falliug in
to the hatchway, and in trying to esonpo
it fell against the bulwarks and so injured
himself that he died in ton minutes,
was a planter of some means.
More of those
selling at cost, lit
Full lines of Hleachud and Drown
Homespuns, at coat at
fol Dlancuard'b.
ATTENTION!
Now Clocks, Watches Diamonds, Dings
and (’bains. All tny friends and patrons
are invited to call and non new goods.
I will sell Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver and Fluted Ware, at as reasonable
prices as cun be purchased anywhere in
this city or any other.
Thankful for past patronage, 1 ask for
a continuance, at DU Broad street,opposito
Beach's, Edmunds’ and Kyle's, next door
to Ennis. T. S. SPEAlt,
fob ID tf _ Agent,
(’oats' and (Mark’s Spool Cotton nt 70o.
por do/.ou, nt
Blanchards,
I -M Broad st.
A fresh supply of tbo best Prints at
ton cents por yard, at
Factory Checks at 1 to. per yard nt
Spriny.
Even if n merchant has resolved to
close out his business, bo will find it im
possible to sell the stock on hand, no
matter how good and cheap it mny be,
unions lie keeps a supply of tho nowost
and most needed articles. Joseph it Bro.,
appreciating this, have added to their
splendid stock still uusold, a suflicient
supply of tho latest, best aud most need
ed Spring goods. All requiring Spring
calicoes, Facfoiy go ids, Goats’ cotton, or
dry goods of any description, would do
well to cnll at once. fel-tf
Buy Drugs nt panic prices front G. J
Moffett, 71 Broad St. dec’Jl tf
For safety, dealers and consumers
should buy Crystal Kerosene Oil from
J. Moffett. dec’Jl tf
Oooit Thlnys.
Go to the ltuby .Restaurant for your
Oysters. Fish, Game, and all things good
to eat. _ octlft tf
Metis Furnishing Goods, Fine (Moth:
aud Cassimeros are selling at u sacrifice nt
Total exports ’ to G. B..
.. 99,989
..148,757
4,602,207
.. 79,030
35,326
1873.
45,929
126,621
2,379,516
00,492
19,023
898,899
, .934,251
..481.249 435,305
» “ 1,885,6 0 1,334,204 I
Stock 814.690 640,995 I
Yuui '8 J»oocipts 3,930,608 SAVING
I’m nci i’a I, Bouts.—I'ho following shows!
their total receipts to date:
Manufacturing Comp’y,
Columbus, Georg-ia
Paid up Capital, $1,250,000.
New Orleans..
Mobile
Savuuuah
(/’harlcdum
Galveston
Now York
Other ports...,
,873.
2, *.02,207 2.397,610
Towns.—'They have rocoivo l this
week 29,400 bales, against 24,992 last ye:
Total .
TO INCULCATE TIIE HABIT OF
THE PART OF THE
OPERATIVES, AND TO PROVIDE A
snfo and reliable nrraugomont for tho
beneficial acctmittklicn < f the earnings
of artist ns aud all cth.r classes, this
Company has onlabiished, under
SPECIAL CHARTER FROM THE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
A SAVING'S DEPARTMENT,
in which the following advantages ore
offered lo Depositors of either large or
Rtuull amounts:
l.
PERFECT SECURITY. The assets of
tho Company wore on tho 1st of January,
187M $1,704,450 4S
and ore steadily increasing.
Tho Reserve Fund is $ 2D7,700 1)2
^9 ooo | All of which property is specially
•9.000 | pledged by act of the General Assembly
oiouo for the protection of Depositors; nnd iu
addition, by the samo act, the Stockhold
ers of tho Company aro made INDIVID-
ALL Y RESPONSIBLE in proportion to
their shares, for tho integrity of the
7°o*. l , l i4o'? ’^urTlung I2!^c!! | ^‘ lv * u B K Department ami its certificates of
hli-ui'liod slicutlng iiinl drilling 12Uc.; c-otiou : Deposit,
llunneln 18c. Colored Goads.—Stripos 12 toI3'.j(\;
hickory shirting 14 • ; ticking lie. to 26.*.; plaid | 2<
.,o''ink“^ ! to‘wS , 1 £- r iml'rl i I-HSKUAL INTlillEST. liato allowed
bleached buck iback towels $1.66 per dor..; yarns | Seven per cent, per nnuutu, compounded
hnvo stocks ol 180,349, against 85,030. Tho lol-
lowing shows their total receipts to date:
1874. 1873
Auirusta 102,164 144,261
Macon 62.484 60,305
Kutnulll 21,248 23,420
(,'oltitiibus 61,521 4 ',467
Montgomery 29,0(0 66,013
Total
graphed lor tho week:
Week’s roceipts..
American.. 27,
l-'UKIOHTS—P
0e.; to Now ’
noro, >jd 16; Boston *1 :
M A N UFAl'Tl* I
1873.
446 U00
110,000
3,000
6s. to los., per bunch oi tive pounds ♦!
tlio 1 four times a year,
pound, 5oc : kntt'ing thread, 12 balls to the i
pound, l leached, 65 • : unhluuohod 60e.; wrap
ping twino iu balls 45c. Woolen Goods.—Vus-
micros. Oar. por yard, 32c. to 60j.j joams 20c. to ' time irit/iout
35c., doct-kir, loans 7<w.
Muscogee Mills—% si „ . -
10'„c : Flint Klvor 8 or. osnuburgs 15'.; ditto
DEPOSITS
s+l A
3.
bo withdrawn at any
Depositors residing
Mills—% shirting S'^c.. 4 4 'hooting I out of tho city can diaw deposits by
checks.
Columbus F elori/—shirting 8^, 4-4 sheet
lag 10’.jC.; sewlait throud, unbleucliod, 50c.
knittiiu*, do., 5oc.; wrapping twine 4
Clegg's Factory.—Fluids i
stripes, fancy tashlons, 13c
4.
l.VLES AND liliOULATIONS of this
chocks 13J^c.; j Department furnished upon uppliuntion,
(iooiis.—Best prints 10c. to 11c.; Coats' ' nnd nil desired information given.
5.
BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOSITS
given to depositors.
Duv
(Iknkhal It KM A UKS.—Trade dull,
arrivals of (Jorn, ami demand for it
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Kentucky 17c; Piece 16c.
Bulk Meats — U. K. Sides o^c; Bulk i
shoulders s',c.
Buttisu—Goshen ft 60c; Country 35c. 1
Druggists.
J. I. GRIFFIN,
liuporled UriiKS uml Chemicals.
Prescriptions cure fully prepared.
jul8 No 106 Broad stroi
large ussoitiueiit of Buist's louden Seeds.
Chknkv’s Cough Sikui*.
Crawford fctreet, under Runkin House.
C. U. l'Al.MliR, I.il'CliNCd Apothecary
One door ubovo Virginia Grocery.
•OS* l’liysiclnns’ Prescriptions made a specialty,
dec 17J Night bell to lelt ot door.
JOHN L. JORDAN,
DrugKiht,
Two doors below Goo. W. Brown’s,
Jiroad Street, Columbus, Ga.
4^- Night Boll right of south door. aop5
n-,,5
I OSH R S. CHAPMAN,
KruesW,
ltaudolidi, oast of ltroad Street
Columhiis, Ga.
A. M. BRANNON,
West Sii»e, Buoad Sthuut, Couuwuua, Ga.,
(Vliulcsnle mill Retail Dculcr I
DrtiKs nud Medio lues,
Cotton Factories.
COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Manufacturers of
Sheetings, Shirtings, and Sewing; and
Kuittlng Thn-nd.
Cards Wool un 1 Grinds Wheat and Corn-
Office iu rear of Wlttk-h A Kinsel's, Randolph st.
Jal8 H. II CHILTON, President.
MIIMCOUEF. MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of
81IUKT1N0S, SHIRTINGS,
' YARN, R0PK, Ac.
COLUMBUS, G A.
U. P. SWIFT. President.
W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. octal ly.
Watchmakers.
C. SC1IOMHURG,
Practical Watchmaker uml Jeweler,
Successor to L. Gutow-ky,
1U5 ltroad street,
Columbus, Ga. I )
jail
J. T. COOH,
Fret.Ii Meats of All Kinda,
•8t.ills Nns. 16 and 17.
Mattress-Making, &c.
J. D. McJIN14IN,
General Uph»lsteier aud Mattress-Maker.
Shop wust side Warren, near intersection ol Uj
sepl thorpuaud Bridge Ms.
Dentists.
T. XV. HKNTZ,
Dentist.
r Joseph A Brother's store.
W. T. POOI.,
Dentist,
HU Broad St., Coluinbus, Ga.
XV. J. FOO LU,
Dontiit,
sepoj Georgia Homo Building, Columbus, Os.
Cun and Locksmiths.
PHILIP KIFLEK.
Gun and Lock-witli, Crawford street, nexl
Johnson's corner, Columbus. Gn. Ji
terlals. Gppositu Enquirer Office.
Dress-Making.
MINN 31. A. HOLLINGSWORTH,
r. ss-Makitig, Cutting and Fitting. TermsGn-.|
Residence atidsliop in Brownevilln.
Feed Store.
JOHN FITXOIUUONN,
Wholesale and Retail Dialer iu May, Gals,
iiacou, Ac , Oglethorpe St , opposite
jal Temperance Hall.
Barber Shops.
LOUIS WELLS’ SHAVING SALOON,
(Successor to II. Helios,)
Under Georgia Home Insurance Building.
Prompt and polite barbers iu attendance.
K-' 1
Boot and Shoemakers.
WM. MEYKll,
Bout uml Shoemaker.
Dealer in Leather aud Findings. Next to C. A.
Prompt and strict attention glveu
Dental Notice.
C. If. L12QUIN,
Watchmaker,
134 liroud street, Columbus, Ga.
Watches and Clocks repaired in the l
uer and warranted.
J. H. PALMER,
Practical Watchmaker ami Jeweller,
Cody’s building, Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
All kinds Sewing Machlins repaired. Needles,
Oils aud Attachments for all machtu< s. Idcc2s
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Elder Flower Lotion cures Chopped * ty^tors, l ft cans V cloz, ♦! 76.
; \ Oiikksi:—English Dairy |1 ft, 18c; Wcstorn
The literary and Itehatiny Society.
This society eouvoued lust evening nl
the usual hour, ihe quoatiop, “Should
the practice of dueling bo discouraged
and diMcontinued ?" was well debuted by
Messrs. R. U. Estes, L. 11. Chappell, (J.
R. Glettu aud 11. 1‘. Spear. Tho bnhtnce
of argument leaned convincingly to tho
affirmative. The l’reaideut accordingly
gave his decision thereto. “Ought di
vorce to be grautod, Have under peculiar
circumstances ?" is the next question.
Hatcher nnd (’handler on the affirmative,
Glenn and Whittle ou the negative side.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
providing for public debate whenever
convenient, nud also to elect some one to
address the society, the speaker to bo
some gentleman either lrom home or
abroad.
HUT El A It II DA IS.
Rankin House, February ti.
V. 11 Buehlor, New York.
S. W. Rage. Stafford, Conn.
Geo. E. Driver, Oplikn, Ala.
l homus 1. Fasclurl, Russell county.
Wiu. Jones, “ “
War. Bass. Trov, Ala.
F. (toodri h. New York.
J F. Wt hlhopo. Nashville, Teun.
J T. Middleton. Mobile, Ala.
1'. A Beatson, Biltimore.
Mrs Wayne, New Orleaus.
M. F. Reese, Montgomery.
.1 1>. Hough, l'leasant Hill, Ga.
Geo. K Hudson, Agent Alf Buruett.
J. A. Thomas, Cincinnati.
II. F. Moore. New York.
M ui. Helme, Fhiladeiphin.
Miss ('assio Troy, Montgomery, Ala.
Ira E Pride, “ “
Thomas J. Martin, Philadelphia.
ltedaetion for Cash I
A. Gamuiill lias reduced prices for cash
payments for hire. Call at his stables,
Oglethorpe streot. jaSD-lm
Candlbs—Star ft 22c: Sperm 45c.
CovrUK—lllo V ft 32(1300; Java 38{£40c.
CtuiN—Yellow Mixed V bus $1 05. good de
mand; While til.00, ear load rates In depot. i
Uioahs—DoiueaUc M *18060; Havana *90
©180.
a—FlneWbbl *8: Suporhne *9 00; Ex- j
lloiililx K\tr-L tin- V'nni-v- (Ml.
6.
All accounts of Depositors will be con
| siilcra! strictly private atul confidential.
DIRECTORS:
N. J. UUSSKY,
W. II. YOUNG,
W. K. PARRAMORK,
ALFRED I. YOUNG,
of Now York.
CHARLES GREEN,
nnali Bunk and Trust Com
r llle
mhtl ond Aw
Sad Iroi
Bar Lead 14c;
Winter Gassimeres m
)sa than actual cost, nt
Blanchaud’s
Truth.
A poet onco
I Plow Steel 12>«j; Cast Steel
, ,, , j 20c: Horso and Mule Shoos %) ft 9c; llor.-o
.1 Dress (ioods shoo Nalls 38»4®38o; Nalls |» kug *0 50; Axes
*1 doz *16017.
it ay—-%( cwt *1 76.
Ikon Ties—V ft 9’vSlOo.
Laud—Prime Leal ft Pic.
Leatukii— Wldto Oak Sole ft 45 c: Hem
* • lock Solo 33c; French Calf Skins *204 ; Amcrl
remarked that “Truth can do *203 60; Upper Leather *2(u3 6o: liar-
!* do 6lk-: l)ry llides 11c; Green do 0c.
crushed to earth will rise agniu," but this
is uo more relinblo than the fact that
Joseph A Brother are selliug tho best
Spring calicoes nt lie., Coats’ cottou at
70c., Factory goods nt factory wholesale
prices. Call uud see for yourself. You ! dujwiledii^rLwvTjrKVraTn'fTlji'
cau secure bargaius uow bettor thau later
iu the season. fel-tf
Home-Made Fertilizers!
IDE have just recoivisl a slock ot Chcmir.
> > for making Fertilizer*, viz :
5,000 lbs. Sulphate of Ammonia,
5,000 “ Muriate of Potash,
5,000 “ Nitrate of Soda,
50 tons Nova Scotia Land Plaster,
(Flue Qrcuud);
Mackbukl—No 1 W bbl *26; No 2*15; No 3 *9; ^
No i v \ bbi *10; No2*v; No3*6; No l v kit 50 tons Ammomated Flour of Raw
$3.
mkai—v bus*i io. Bones, &c..
Molasses—N. O. %( gall 90c@—; Florida " n
005c; Cuba 45060c: Golden Syrup *101 35.
Oats—bushel 85c0*9Oc.
Gil -Keroseuo gall30c; Uusced, raw *1 2o;
Case pints doz *2 60; quarts
*3 60.
Potash—V caie *v 60.
*4* Got our prices before purchasing.
IIOI.NTF.AB A UO.,
Agricultural Depot, 130 Broad 8treet,
Ja23 Columbus, Ua.
U. LOPEZ,
Healer in and Manufacturer of Fine
t'ltfnrn,
ja9 Near Broad Street Depot.
MAI UR HORN,
Healer in Flue Cigar*, I’Jpew and
Chewing Tobacco.
Betwoi-n Georgia Home aud Muscogee Home.
Grocers.
HAN'L R. 1IIZU,
Dealer in Family Groceries, on Bryan street, ln<
tweeu Ogietiioi'pe A J.uk»oii stn-et*.
No charge I
d.-c7
J. II. HAMILTON,
Wkoleeale and Retail Vroecr,
Junction of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe Sts.
No charge for drayago. sepl4
INHAM COOPER,
Fauily Grocer and Dealer iu Country Produce,
next to “Enquirer" Office.
Ra&;s, Hides, etc.
JOHN MEIIAFFEY,
Healer in Rag*, Hide**, Beeswax, cte.
aud all kinds Of Juuk.
Corner Brid ie and Uolethorp* Sts..
sep6 Colnmbn*. Ga.
Piano Tuning, 6tc.
b. >v. HLAU,
Repairer uud Tuner of Piunoes, Melodcou* aud
U. IMIKLPS has l
ideuco on St. C
ibyterlan Church.
LAWYERS.
W. A. Farley,
A.ttornoy-»t-Ii««'
UUSSETA, Cuattahoochkk Co., (>Ai
43~Spociul attention given to collection*- _
HINES DOZIER,
Attorney at LaW>
IIAMII.TO.V, UA.,
W ILL practice iu tho Chattahoochee Circuit
or any where else. All kind of collection*
PUSHED. “Pay me or run uwuy." novl4U
DOCTORS.
Dr. John H. Carrigcr,
S URGEON AND PHYSICIAN. Office *outlie*»‘
corner Broad and Randolph streets, "*<-i
Crane'* grocery store. Residence at Mr* *
daleV, two door* below Goetchiu*' planlllg i |ll “ •
ocll ly ^
Dr. S. J. AUSTIN
0‘
ban 1 very sucieKnlul in treating chronic
Office iu l'rofuuio'rt building,
Dr. (’Iteney’H Drug Store.
oj |K*sil*
MILLINERY.
To Suit the Panic Times!
Millinery Goods at Cost!
\1 l.h.v .oi h«ml. iinrclinscd at the lowest v*b
>> -ale ca-li price*, a large and well "**> l , t ' ' * ,
of M11,1.1 NERV, bra.de* GLOVKS, « ' ,K \“ ‘',' ,
everything usually kept in a first . ...
Kstahliehmeiit. Wo are satistied y«u ,
pl«UH-'l with our BOlrctiOU if )ou tv. I bu . »
tlio N«»-Yorkft"t .
Mils. n>'.' J*"v
MISS tn»-N Ebb* _
CHATTERBOX FOR 1873,
FUR SALE BY
de23] J. W. PEASE it NORMAN.