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TERMS OF Daily and Weekly Enquirer r- Allred It. Calhoun, FIIOPRI ETOHi Twelve months, in advance i'll Six months. “ “I **•* Throe months, 11 - 00 One month, “ f»o. IHMir l'.SQtunr.R, ono your 2 00 ■ ■■■ — : JIILTON MALONE. HE COMMITS SUICIDE IN HIS CELL. Morphino Smuggled into his Coll in a Shirt. The Condemned Mnii Aimorted Hint lie tvmild Commit Suicide in Frel’crcuce to Hung-lng-. He Hoot* Sot Believe in a Bible or a Hell. THE HODY TO 1IE FORWARDER TO COM HItlN. Ifieeinl to the Knquirer. Atlanta, November 28, 1373. Up to Wednesday Milton Malone felt confident that his sentence would ho com muted. On learning the Governor's de cision he burst into tears, but soon recov ered himself, and said to Wise, the prison wardon. “I dd not care for myself. I feel for my poor mother, but I will not hang, remember that.’’ Wise had heard him say ao before, bud therefore took no no tice of this, as Malone was carefully guard ed. Tlie Scnflbld. On Thursday the scaffold was adjusted in the jail yard, and the hour for the exe cution was set for Friday noon. Evciy- body about the piison manifested the deepest interest and sympathy for the condemned man, and the ghastly prepn- rati ous were kept out of his sight and htenng. Thuridav N in'll t. Tho afternoon of Thursday and Thurs day night up to nine o'clock, the prisoner seemed very composed, and conversed even cheerlnlly with ^hose who visited him, particularly with his father and mo ther, v ho spent a part of the day with him, and whom lie tried to reconcile to his terrible fate. The Suicide. About hah'-past ten tho Warden visited his cell, and lo him Malone said, ‘T have done ns 1 said. 1 lrnvo taken morphine, aud will never stand on a trap with a rope around my neck.” Mr. Wise at once hastened out and summoned Dr. Logan, and after an examination the physician remarked that the prisoner had taken luorphino, but not enough to kill him. Nevertheless ho summoned Dr. Wust- morelund, and that gentleman agreed tha» there was no danger to the prisoner from the poison. The Second Attempt. After the doctors left, Malone wulkod about Ins coll conversing calmly with the officials, and helping himself sevoral times to water, lie lay down partly on his face as if to sleep, with his right sleeve close to his mouth, and after remaining sob few minutes, ho sat up and said, “Wise, send for tho doctors again, 1 havo finished the dose, pei-lmps they would like to see the effects of tlie poison.'' Then ho bade Wise nnd others good bye, laid back on his cot nnd never spoke again. The doc tors were recalled, but despite their every effort, the prisoner continued to sink, aud diod ul ten minutes after eleven this morning. How lie Hied. Milton Malone died without a particle of penitence. Never once did ho ac knowledge the God before whom he was to be summoned. A letter was found in his cell ufter his death, saying he had no belief in a Bible, God or llell, and in ad dition he wrote a note to Wise gloating over bis contemplated suicide, iu which he asserted he bud fooled tho jitdgo and juries Aud this is the end of u mis spent, Godless life, and it calls uloud for a reformation in \lio men who are follow ing in Malone's footsteps. Speculation* Are rife ns to how Malone oblaiuod tlie poison, as ho was carefully watched, aud lunch iudiguatiou is expressed against those who sent it. It is said it cutne in the curt' of a shirt which Malone put on on Thursday morning, and that ho opened tho cl«)tli with his teetli aud so swallow ed it. Ao Reprieve. The story that the Governor, owing to recent evidence, would graut a new trial, nnd that (lie news cnine too lato, is not correct, the Governor emphatically deny ing that any such ovidence was before him. The BANKS. W. L. SALISBURY, President. A. 0. BLACKMAIL 0«bir>r. you xv COLUMBUS, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1873. NO. 283. WASHINGTON. CA Ill At i MEET! AO—THE DEMAND ON SI»A1 \ -4 OAUKEIR Jf EA ASSEMBLE AO. Wasitinoton, November 28.—There was a prolonged Cabinet sitting to-day. The claries uro incommunicative. It is probuble that tho press telegrams from Havana aud Madrid are withheld from the There are the usual arrivals of Con gressmen, and a sharp contest is progress ing for offliors of the HoiTse. It. is ascertained that the ultimatum to Spain is, tho restoration of the Yirginius, salute thu il ig, release those alivo, repa ration to tho families of those killed, and guarantees for tho future. Should Spaiu fail or be unable to enforce those terms, the President, the West and the South arc for war. Punishment of the Cuban officials or the abolitiou of slavery iD Cuba dots not enter into the controversy. Negotiations are still progressing, uud the result depends upon the dispatch from Spain. THE 1 All!NET MEETING. Washington, November 28.—The Cab inet were iu session two hours aud a half to-day, giving earnest attention to the questions ponding betweeu the United States and Spain. It was remarked by a Cabinet officer after the adjournment, lhaltliu business was in such a condition that a single telegram on either side might change the whole course of proceedings, lo-uight it cun bo coulideutly said that lie question has assumed a more favor able aspect than it bore this morning, and that there are strong reasons for expect ing results entirely satisfactory; and it can bo added, on the sumo competent au thority, that although nothing has as yet been reduced to procise terms, the situa tion is very hopeful. . UEAF.KAL AEWN. By Telefrrftpli lo Hie Enquirer. MARKETS. Cotton Factories. M I’NCOU EE MANUFACTURING 4*0. —Richard Yutos diod suddenly at Bar- nuniV, St. Louis, yesterday. —Iugorsol was sentenced to five years' hard labor at Now York yesterday. —The Union Banking Company of Philadelphia has resumed. . —Jas. Mason has been appointed re ceiver for Jav Cooke A Co. —Shepperd Knapp has resigned tho presidency of tho Mechanics National ! hunk at New York. BY T F. I. E 4 ■ It A1* II TO EA4IUIBEK. MhuuucIii # of SHKKTINO?. 81llRTlN(iS. YARN, RORK, Ac. COLUMBUS, OA cl. l\ SWIFT, President. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary Sc TroaMirer. oct3l ty JOB PR1NT1NC. THE London. November 28—Noon.—Erie 37L Weather wet. Discount on street j 1 per cent, below bank rates. Pauis, November 28. -Rentes ."*Sf. ami , 70o. Livi.upoot.. Nov. 28—Noon.—Cottou uplands S.jaSj; Orleans 5); sales ln.OOO — for speculation and export 3,000. , . . „ . . . «... . ■ m , . .* .. . Livery. N*la and l.xchniiKi* SUablci, Later.—Sales include (>,b00 American. Sales of tho week 05,000: export 13,000; I —The Powhattan aud Manhattan, which i speculation 7,00(». Stock 177,000—Amer- wero destined for Cuba, have returned to | icuu 74.000. Receipts (12,000—American | New York on account of heavy weather, j 42,000 Actual exports 8,000. Afloat j , , 209,000—Am eri cau 154,000. Three persons, in Montreal, who I (TpUni , H uot bolow good orditury| d e- I livernd Dec. and Jan. 8.j. ! i I.ater.—Orleans nothing below good j ordinary, shipped in Doc. 8$. —The Patrons of Husbandry of Ala- j Nicw Yoi;k, Nov. 28. —Gold opened at barna organized a State Grange at Mont- j y£, gomery yesterday. Tho Convention was; Cotton qniot and hold higher; sales very large, and evory part of the State j 747 bales: uplands KJjc, Orleans lC.^c. represented. Futures oponeil a shade easier, as fol- —A mass meeting of tho workingmen ! i ,n '? : l ’ J*unary l(»|al<» of Paterson, N. ,1. lias horn called lo j -\V; Ifi*: March lo;. iu Montreal, drank from a bottle what they supposed was whiskey, died yesterday, and five more are sick. I .our advancing, ru 2c. better. CUBA. THE ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT* TO (’OLLK«T FUN ON. New Yohk, Nov. 28.—M. Quesada and Carlos Del Castillo pnblish*a card stating they are tho only representatives of the Republican Government of Cuba abroad, that tho collection of funds for tho suffer ing Cubans is without their authority and against the cntutnatids of their Govern ment, aud condeming all attempts to en list mon, it being in direct violation of the laws of tho land. FEE LI N4..S IN HAVANA-PREFAB- IN G B OB A Flla IfT. New Yohk, Nov. 28.—-A letter from Havana says the people there would re- fuso to allow any orders from Madrid to deliver up the Yirginius or mako any reparation for her seizure and tho execu tion of her crow to be carried out. Prep arations for defence are beiug actively pushed forward. Guns are being mounted at nil suitable points. Adver tisements appear in different papers for unlimited numbers of luborers to work on the arsenals. Volunteers have been ordered to diill two or three times a week. The Vote Do Cuba says, iu regard to tho report from Washington that Castelar has telegraphed to the Captain-General to execute no more of the Virginias’ prison ers, it cannot bo true, since tho sentences havo been imposed by a tribunal of jus tice in accordance with our laws. The Executive of tho Spanish republic has not BulTioient power to issue such an absurd order. U says that the Captain-General of tho island, in order to extinguish rebellion, has the power to impose the death penalty on any one taken in ucts of treason aud force against the Government: and asks, “How, then, would tho Executive of tho Spanish Re public dare to govern in contravention of law, and to override justice, exposing his authority to contempt, merely to please certain foreign pirates ?" TORT MONHOE. GUN 4! A Bill A GEM BEING TURNED OUT. Four Monhok, November 28.—Twenty mechanics arrived hero this morning for duty in the ordnance machine shop, to work on the fifteen inch gnu carriages now being constructed. Two mechanics mil> uirM . euce causes intense excite- i Pave to-morrow morning for Key West, I niain entrance to ment, and is tho all absorbing topi. . conversation. Tl»i» Body. The body has boon turned over to bis friends, and tho face of the dead man looks as if he wore asleep. It will bo tuk- ni to ('.duinbus in the moriiiug fur burial. ul two for Charleston, to put tho guns | alighted from her rarri assemble at tho Falls this afternoon, to make a formal demand on the city for work —Edwiu D. Lewis, President of the Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank, Philadel phia, iu appointed receiver in Jay Cooke & Co.’s bankruptcy until the creditors ap point an assignee. —The schooner reported sunk a few days ago ten miles bolow Capo Henry, proves to bo tho 8t. Mary, from PLiladel- (U5 tor N pbia for Richmond with coal. Its appear- m elevator, ances indicate that it was rim into while anchored; all aro undoubtedly lost. The body washed ashore was the cook. —John M. Morris, Executive ( lark of the United States Senate, formerly editor of the Charleston Ito/tnb/Dan, aud one of tho editors of the Washington (Jhronido, died at his residence in Washington last uiglit. Tho remains will bo tuken to Wethersfield, Connecticut, on Sunday for burial. FKENSI NGN. —Silence is golden, but specie’s silver. I —When a young liulv gives herself 1 away does she lose her self-possession —When your pocketbook gets empty, and everybody knows it, you can put all your friends in it, and it won t “bulge out" worth a cent. —This yoar's hay crop in Maino is esti mated at 1,700,000 tons, valued at #7,000,- 000. In 1850 tho crop was 700,000 tons, 900,000 in 1 MU) nnd 1,000.000 in 1870. —A very superior quality of champagne is now made with petroleum us the chief ingredient. The manufacturers claim that it, is the best that has ever benzine. —The quantity of curled hair made in the United States may bo fairly esti mated at 13,000,000 pound i, and a capi tal of not less than #2,500,000 is engaged in carrying on tho business. —Tho annual value of the property as sessed for taxation in England in 1872 was nearly £500,000,000. Industrial in comes had lucrennod from £'189,021,507 in 172, and other incomes in similar ratio. —A commission houso in Detroit, tho other day, hired a man to mark some ap ples, and lie branded them as “gremlins,’’ “jail flourerers,” “spitsburgs," Hoekfurd- ers" and “russoots." Ho was immediately discharged. —“Gentlemen," said an auctioneer, who was selling a piece of land, “this is the most delightful piece of land. It is the easiest land to cultivate, it is so light, so very light. Mr. Parker here will corroborate my statement. Ho owns the next patch, and ho will toll you how- easy it is worked.” “Yes, gentlemen,'' said Mr. Parker, “it is vory easy to work, but it is a plaguey sight easier to gather tho crops.” —In Concord, Delaware county, N. Y., it is roportod iu the local paper that a farmer's daughter laHt year commenced in the spring with sixty hotm of tho com mon breeds and two cocks of tho Ohochin family. From these she raised three hull dred and fifty chickens. During tho sea son sho sold eggs to tlie amount of .#90,and from September 20th to tho 17th of Jan uary sho fattod and sold ono hundred and fifty pairs of fowls for #200. thus receiv ing for eggs and chickens #350. The time occupied in caring for her poult ry was about two hours a day. —Queen Victoria is very proud of the few drops of Stuart blood in her veins, and she is always doing something to show that sho is more Scotch than English or German. Last Ilullowo’en /October 31) she was at her favorite residence, Balmoral Castle, and the manner iu which she amused herself is thus told: “Shortly before six o'olock on Friday evening the cottagers, gi'lies and laborers from tic- eastern part of the Balmoral estate mus tered some distance to tlie east end of I lie castle, and four abreast, each carrying a torch. In this form they proceeded up the western avenue, and wore me', by Her Majesty, who, in her carriage, was escorted by thetonantry on tho wostorn part of her domains, also carryug torches. The two bodies hero joined, and all marched in tho direction of the castle, headed by the Queens pipers, playing appropriate airs. On arriving at the the castle Her Majesty *80, »»<!. preracled Livery and Sale Stables. KOREKT T1IOMPMOX, i.KTirosrr., North or RANDor.ru Si*. Columbus, (Jo. A. 4iAM!tIKL, Lit cry nnd Nnle Stable*. Oul.grUOUPE ST.. COLCMUl'd, U.\. I'nrt.viitar attention given to TotalU>£ m or Mo<A. llun*« uo t Mulei' Iioar.to.1 in siables 1 mouth or itny. i JOB OFFICE IS COMPLETE IN AIL ITS DEPARTMENTS, MERCHANTS’ & HCHANICS’ Columbus, Ga„ Does a General Banking Business. DUALS IN EicImbko. Gold, Silver, H4o*k«, Ac. Special Attention given t« Collcc- U«4M. nnd prompt return* luade. Ntw Vorc OonasspoxtiCKT: Ninlii Na#N»iia! Bank of New York. SAVINCS BANK. DKFO8IT8 received in iiimi ol 25 cent* And upwitrdA. NEY EN p«r cent, iper annum; iu terc»t Allowed. |iayiU»lo lot Jmiuur., April, July and October, (compound • ed lour time* annually.) DEPOSITS PAID ON DEMAND. DIKHCTOK8. VV. L. SAl.lellUUV—Fotmerlv ni WaiitoiA A r. , a. IM.QBB—or Prtsr,Ulgu kCo. W. H. BROWN—Of Coiamhofi Irou Work- v: C. A. KE1)1> -Of C. A. ReUJ A C*>. U. I.. McOOOOli—Of .foliu Mc0ou«h X C-. IK".till SJCt f Doctors. I AX (1 ED. U.XEUl TION or A N E4-BO |\ WASHINGTON, D. 4 . Washinmtov, November 28. —Tho lie. 1 gro, Henry Xuiing, convicted of the mur- j der of Frauk Hahn, the Virginia drover, in March last, was hanged to-day. Ho I made the statement on the scaffold that j ho was prepared to die, aud in response to an inquiry from some ono among the ! spectator^, hu said he was not guilty. THE WEATHER. Department op War, 1 Washington, Nov. 28, 187.1. > Ptobti '■liitifH.—For the Southern State.-', northwest uu1 northeast winds, falling temperature, find partly cloudy weather. Reports are partly miasing from the fit • ru Gull Stats* and carriages at those points in thorough working order. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. London, November 28.—The bark Dcllino Hall, for Charleston, lost her rig ging and anchored oft Deol. Arrived—Brig Anna, from Charleston, . and bark Smile, from Bull river, South Carolina. by the pipers, and followed by the large body of torch-bearing tenantry, walked on foot by the west side of tho castle. Having completed the circuit of the castle, tho procoHhion again halted in front of the principal duorway. where dancing was begun, to the strains of bagpipe'. by the light of a bonfire. Reels and strath speys followed each other in quick suc cession, Her Majesty remaining an inter ested spectator until u late hour in the night.'* ( onipariitive 4'otton Statement. New York, Nov. 28, 187;:. Net receipts at all U . during the week New North, Nov. 2b.—Arrived ( ity of Same week Inst year.. S. ports Wheat 1h2c. hotter. Pork Arm and iu fair demand—ih«sh #14 50. laird quiet and weak—steam 8h8A. Stocks active but irrogular. Gold U$. Money 7 hid. Exchange—long 8, shoit 9. Governments strong and higher. State bonds dull. St. Lotus, Nov. 28.—Flour, demand good, nt full prices : lower grades have advanced. Corn active and higher at 44 mixed, on track : old at 4 7, Whiskey firm. Cincinnati, November 28.— Flour quiet at #(» 75 i7. Corn quiet; idd ear 52a53. Pork .speculative demand aud prices higher; #13 50 finely hid; held nt #13 75. Lard - kettle 8; speculative demand for stcaui at 7.j»»70. B icon steady: held at (1} for shouideis: 7 for clear rib sides; 7} fur clear sides: buyers An (-lower. Whis ky firm at 89. LorisvrLLE, Nov. 28.—Flour quiet and linn; family extra #5.75. Corn firm at 58aU2. Provisions firmer. Pork #11. i B icon—clear rib 7.j, clear sides 71 packed. Lard8‘.-a9}. Whiskey 77*88. | New York, Nov. 28.—Money active at i 7 coin a l-fit and interest. Exchange weak at 7j. Gold active and higher, 9jja !»}. Governments dull and strong. States quiet and nominal. New York, Nov. 28.—Colton firm: sales 2581 bales, at lfijalG^c. New York, Nov. 28.—Cotton net re ceipts fur yesterday nnd to-day 2,413, gross 8,112. Futures dosed steady at a decline; Hales 28,950; December 15 2l-32all-l<»; Janua ry Iff l-l(*a3-32; February ltijj; March Uij a25-32: April 17al- 1G. Cotton firm; sales 2.581. Liverpool. Nov. 28, r. m.— Cotton to arrive firmer. Sales of uplnuds, nothing bolow good ordinary, shipped October, November and December, 8 9-16d.; do., December nnd .January, 8fld. Uplands, not bolow low middling, shipped Novem ber and December 8j)d. Orleans, uot be low good ordinary, delivery in November, i'-j'd. Boston. Nov. 28.—Cottou firm: mid dlings UJJ; gross receipts J44G; aales 200: stock 0,000. Woekly not receipts 1538; gross 9439; exports to Groat Britain 405; sales 1100. Norfolk, November 28.—Cottou high er; low middlings 15; not receipts 2370: exports coastwise 5120; salos 470; stock 0015. Woekly receipts 15,582. Nkw Orleans, November 28.—Cotton active and higher; middlings 1(11; low middlings lli; strict good ordinary 15; net receipts 2,700 bales; gross 3,433; ex ports coastwise 2.801, of 2,390 was to France; sales 4,000; * took 130,179. Weekly not receipts 30,489; gross 34,- (172: exports to Great Britain (5,229; Con tinent 15,4(59, of which (1,899 was to Franco; coastwise 1,152; sales 2,775. Baltimore, Nov. 28.—Cotton firmer; middlings 15]p, low middlings 15£; strict good ordinary 15; gross receipts 7(52; ex ports constwiso H55: sales 410; spinners 200; stock 13,2(50. Weekly net receipts 387; gross 5,517; exports to Great Britain 1,183; France 1,- 082: coastwise 575; sales 2,10(5; spinners 5(52. Providence, November 28.—Cotton— weekly not receipts 177: sales 2,500; stock 4,000. Nashville, November 28.—Cotton firm: low middlings 14 4. Weekly receipts 2,(549; shipments 1.- 150(5; stock, 1872.4.515; 1873, 4,83(5. City Point, Nuvembcr 28.- Cotton — woekly net receipts 329. Mobile, November 2 '.— Demand active and market firm : middlings l(5$o., low middlings 15,strict good ordinary l/»£ ; tie! receipts 292*5 bales : exports to (treat Bliinin 1552:5, coustwise 321 ; sales 1000; stock 25,571 bales. Weekly net receipts 11,075 ; exports to Gr« *»r Britain 8921, coastwise 3(550 ; sales 8100. Bhiladm riiiA, November 28.—Cottou firm : middlings U5;|c., low middlings 10}, sLiict good ordinary 10 ; net receipts 387 bales, gross (582. Weekly not receipts 828 bales, gross 2519. Charleston, Nov. 28.—Cotton strong; middling 15{ajj; low middlings 15a^; strict good ordinary 14J; not receipts 2,247: ex- purts coastwise 1,(571; sales 1,0(M>; stock; j 50,135. Woekly net receipts 1,583; exports ! to Great Britain 2,211: continent 2,028, j of which 1,405 was to Franco-coastwise j 1.559(5; Htlos 8,000. Galveston, Nov. 28.—Colton has up ward tendency: good ordinary 11^; ordi- ! nary 12J: net receipts 1.911: exports to Great Britain 1,714: coastwise 227; h»I«h I 100; stock 41,278. j Weekly net receipts 13,80(5; exports to Great Britain 1,741: coastwise2,039: sales 9,500. I Savannah, Nov. 28.—Cotton firm i middlings I5jl ; net. receipts 2155 : sales 2(5 f »2; fit(»ck 10 4,507. j Weekly net receipts 21.991; ei|>ortH to J ! Great Bntaiu 997 lj coastwise 5879; sales: DB. J. A. UK41U1IART, c-ut r. J. MoflettM UruK 8tor<>, Broad eUc i:«<4i !<mi. <• mi Si. Clair, belwrea Hruatl and c|-T Front Sch , C'olumbun, Gh. DR. UOL/.EY. of St. (tail mill OKlethuriitf « llAvinn rcreutly Hccn Refuinis/urd titL a larjc AMiorhueut Uertidoii.M ru Ottlc« i s«U>i7 dtf DR. J. €. COOK, - Kill* A IlnrriNon'H Cotninii lirrtt door lo left. Dentists. W. T. POOL DentlRt, Homd St., Coin mini W. J. FDGUU. DentlRt, 'I'kIh Homo lluilditiK, Gilninbui*, tin. 0FFICK OF THR ol tUe Finest Lawyers. L. T. DOWNING, Attorney nnd Nollcltar. Umn'r aud RoKiner in Hankruptcy. I] ovrr Brookn' Diu^ Store, Oolutulan, PE ABODl A HRIN NON. Attorue.vo ul l.ttw. > is; K. J. NOMKN, Attorney «%Md Uoniiaellor at l.an, Cicor^iA Home InNuranro Com puny liiuMmu, ortT lyj onil story. LOUIS F. GARRARD. Attorney nnd t'onitwellor nt taw. unit e No. C7 IIroad Or.-H, Callululme. a,i Will practice ia the State and KodorHl Coiirto. ►ite* ml nttofition Kivoa to Couui>er< ini l.*w ao-l t.iHeh 11. Iliuikiuptcjr. jcpl CHAN. II. WILLIAMS. Attorney nt taw, UoIuiuIiun, Gn. Will practice in uuy Oomt Oftioc over A»«o A Mnrd«rl. , « -.tuie mob. Crocers. J. II. HAMILTON, Wholesale nnd Retail Groeer, .Iunc4iuu of Frauklio, Warren A (iKlt-rliorpe ; No charge lor diaynne. p iL I J. 4k J. IAAliriHAS Whwleaale Grocer* and Gmiinil«wiuu j Rercbauta, Mo*. It nnd l« Broad Street-, ■tpi COLUMUUs, OA j INIIAH UOOPEB, Country Produce, t\ Manufacturing Conip’y, ColnmbaN, Georgia Paid up Cftpital, $1,250,000. TO INCULCATE THE HABIT Ol-’ SAVING ON THE PART OF THE OPEHATIVES. AND TO PHOVIDE A Ksfo and reliable arrangement for the beneficial uoct mulefiou cf the earning^ of artisans and *tU oLb:>r cIoskch, this Company has i-otablishcd. uuder rtPECIAIi CHARTER FROM THE STATE OF GEORGIA, A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, in which tho following advantages aro offered to Depositors of either large or small amounts: 1. PREFECT BEG UK ITY. The assets ^ the Compuny were on the 1st of January, 1873 $1,704,459 4:; and are Hteadily increasing. The Kosorve Fuud is <g297,7(><5 *•»> CARD AND PAPER STOCK! Ail of which projxnty is specially clkihjku by act of the Gonoral Assembly I for tho protection of Depositors; and in addition, by the same act, the Btockhold ora of the Company nre mude 1NDIYID- ALLY RESPONSIBLE in proportion to their fibures, for the integrity of tho Saviugs Department nnd it« oertiffcatea id Deposit. 2. LIHEKAL iNTBUEST. )U!.» allowotl Seven por cent, per annum, cumponndod four tiuiea h year. 3. DKPOSI1Y5 cun h« withdrawn at uuj f time wiUutui ce. Depositors residing out of tho citv can dtaw depoaite tiy ohei'Jcs. Nt# Tjft, Banters, CvntVB, NEW PRESSES Ol' 1II1-5 I.ATI5MT AMI H«M A HI 1 RO V i; II I* A ITT. KSH. OUR l*i 1.1 U(»F. NEW iSU INK ItKeT. Fresh Meats. J. T. COOK, Fr««la Ncntu ol All Hindu, > I-Ullrt No# I . HU-1 17. Rags, Hides, etc. JOHM NKHAI'IT'.V, Dealer la Baft, Hides, UtPuwMx, and all kind* Ot Junk. CORNta HR I U#1K AND ULCTIIOKPi: Sr- Druggists. VOliai L. JORDAN, Driifilnl, Two Ih-Ioiv U-mi W. Iirowu''n, IJroH.I Strpot, (Mi.ihImih, Oh NitfM K’-ll ri^ht of tottlli . tepfl I'lWTKK H. CUAFBAI, llrtifflNl. Ki(niol|Ji, duni 'if Itiu-ul OihimliiH, Ga. A. N. BKAXKON, Wwi dn»r. IIhmar> dTRui.r. Columiilh, Hi., Wholptalc and Retail Dealer i UrHft and Moilleliiea. toilet Article* and Perfumery. JO If A' W. BROOKS. Wholesale and Ketail Drukki■»<. 10. Itriml Si., t oIuiiiImin. Gn. Phyaicians J*iw-eti|*t|«>n« n»mh- h .j.*h .hIi.v, hi omjwj mI-1 1) I'rwibyiHrli Dental Notice. I'll KI.I'K Iim, reimiVt-il I..H .-flic Merida. Arrived out: Gulic. Savannah, Nov. 28.—Arrived : Loo. Sailed: General Barnes. Cleared: Ma rin, ihomaa Fiah, Both. L. II. Stover. Charleston. Nov. 28.— Arrived . Man hattan, L. H. Mallory. Sailed : Geo. E. Tliadbor. New Yolk, November 28.- Arrived City of Dallas and ltapidan. y: Ctir-', Egyp*. i« an artificial egg- batri.ir.g ip;i .lutua which haa been in uho Stuck at Liverpool for generation*. Ihe country people l^ast your bring t. ir < _• ; fr«-tn long diHtaucea to be American afloat for Great Bri- hatched out there, thus roiioving tho heuw tain of u doil of wear and tour. Last year i Total receipts to date, nince 1st September Same date* Inst year Exports for the week Corresponding week last year. . Total exports to date Same date lasl year I Stock at all U. S. ports during the week Last year Stock at all interior towns. loss Selma and Macon Last year BOOTS AND SHOES. COLUMBUS FAIR! Tim ITH ANaCU. K.\ 1*0.811 JUN WILL .NOT be h**M thiii * ihmii. but tin- I Mil A nil uni Dii»|»|ift a v ol Boots, Slioes and Leather, WELLS & CURTIS, »ill b«. iu attractive »* cor. We have a larK* j (ircat JlnUiu :»!I7I, cnuHtwino »»I*h si vi.ish am. di k.iii i monk. i _ 21 A country paper anys that, in reply K.; NE, "‘. K 1.112,77*» 1 a queHtion from the lecture committee of , : o\Jk«>ky.* h»v,!'iM."’t 1 gv-mi!.u*■- oak (,5.t:;i ' the chief town of the district as to the sub- a n d KKMLOCK holm i.KATHKit. ('ait G7.:i7(l i ject of ft lecture to be given at the lusti | Upper leather and Finilu cv g"ii»-rnlly tution, the lecturer telegraphed “A Taata | %p»rin?iiii >f | l>,l 'iii ! n,', r 125,251 521,908 i of Naple made it and Borne, earl, “A Taste Jh telegraph f Apples and | years for the 71,8. 147,IK —In Japuu it takes five ye . tea shrub to mature, I hough » crop is made t!.third year. No tree is allowed i to reach more than five feet in height, i aud the older the plaut the more it is ea- i t. uinH. '1 hose trees which produce the choicest teas, used only by the princeo, i worth live dollar* a pound, are said to bo » five hundred years old. via lib .Knott* * TV. .J. nil r|» ' buyer* WKI.L^ A CI KTlH 7-i )lD.||.| j W«trt areptri-il It Pdar til 4 1««hm of JOB WOi-\.KL In tho Neatest Style of the Art, At Now Votk Prices. Business Cards, Bill Hoads, Letter Hoads, Circulars, Hand Bids, Posters, BooAs and Pamphlets, Legal Blanks, etc,, otc. We will Duplicate Bills l of New York, or :tuy other i city. Programmes, Bills of Fare. 11 POSTAL CARDS OF OFII OWN DUSfGV. BF.TTKK | I THAN THOM: 19 IU II INI I) VI Till. ItUGI L\K OFFII UN* A HI*F- | llULF.rt AND REGULATIONS of thr i Department turninhed upon upphcation | and ail dtuired information given. 5. j BOOKS CKimiTINO DEPOSJ i iy*jii to dopuHitora. tf. | Alt 'hieuuidH of JkqHmbrr* tod* be con ; xbiertd strictly yrioat-e a rtd cmifiHent'iin DIRECTORS: N BUtfflKV, W. II. YOtJNU, W. K. PAKKAMOUL ALKKKU I. YOU No, of Now York, (.’if AKLM8 0HKHN, ! I'l'juiilrut of tlie Bavuariab Hmh tui ■<l A a ! REAL ESTATE ACENTS. ELLIS & HARRISON, Beal Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, W ILL Vn’KNl» PltOMPTLY TO TIIK8AI KKNT AM* PL-Kl'llASK <*f KLAL KSEA’i *. I in lb«: City HloJ lomiirv, ;n.(J will H-JvcrtiH *b For Exchange. l.ilunMt- Unimproved lluilitiUK in. Valuable Plantation at Auc tion. Vt ll.l, UK AT ADMINlsTKA’toR'S .-A!.: For Sale. ' ALL 1 barKRiu, A DKMKAUhK JllSIhKNCK iib 7 r».»iL* out-buff I 1 itj-. (iuh<d, iinmum.K hoi>k \nu Lor. For Ront. o \ k: Ijavklii >n«unil. n >1 inrouds. (k«»l - BU8BKV, AOKNT KOK American Cotton Tie Co. ry ruky *» i«t llll- da*ir»bli* l«*at!vi: •rpl- Mtt»u count \ Ot 0lyb»Ht< (.1. APPKOVKD I'ATT’KHNt* ol Itll'KOVMD Vo OTTON TIK8, fur Olply 1 i») it iib h *r.*uto**X ihnilly in n , THO LAROH w m -l ptr'. *r, kitchen «u-l *ftM- iJib t- am no*«pt**>lt- <*pV tf