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VOti* XVI.
GEORGIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
1874.
NO.
DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY
Twelve Booth*, In adraaee $8 00
Six mooton, “ .4 00
Three month*, " * 00
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Bondat Enqoiua, on* year........... •'so
gunner and Vnu Ewquinna to
gether, on* your 8 00
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monk, •• 8 oo
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« " “ 10 0*
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I l*nre 1 jeer 4100
ThsAtoroi# frith the privilege of a okup
•very three month*. Voi yearly oar4* a liberal re
count will lie made.
The rate for every other day la Dally and every
week in Weekly will be the mama* Daily.
For every other day la Dally the rate will be
eae etrtrd teeeth—vhe DUf raea*
For twioe a week the rate will be one-half Dally
"nr kdvMUiemmB la total or nadia* aalian
60 per cent additional will be charged.
The Weekly ratee will Invariably be one-third
of the Daily.
When'fin advirtfe—at to chaaned more than
once InYbroa monfhe the advertieet will bo chftrg*
vd With the coet dT eompoeltton. |oi%n diver-
tlrere amt pav aa do thoeo at home.
telegraphic noth.
By Tclignph to Baanua.]
Mimic.
—Bped* shipment Trow N*1 York MW
* mill ion yesterday. ,, .
—The New York Stock Stoking* win
lie open Saturday aftar th* holidays.
—Ah exploded water main killed the
engineer of.the work* *t Harrisburg, Pa
end n'laborcr.
—Ubaan beat Crrill* Oka, who *Mr*d
980, yaaterday. Th* gam* waa French
carom.
—Loan by lha Urn in tha mill at Wi
honaa point, near Hartford, floniaalklt,
waa $200,000. loaoranaa $88,000.
inparlntandant Tlamaau,. of tha
Pittaburgb ooal work*, waa fatally ahot
yaatarday while making a tom of th*
mine*.
—The D.moo ratio members from Ails-
ooNcmee.
Wkimtanotf, D*e«wb*r it.—A foil win
ssasrcisasfS'W*
Kr.Vt MUklt.
whit* Bora Btruno goloud on* k
iaaioa to rusuc schools.
Nnw OnLEkM, December 17.-
-Th*
—The Merchants’ Exchange add Board*
of Trade of St. Louie bin waited in a
mamotial praying Congraa* to grant th*
aid desired by th* Taxaa Pacific and At
lantic and Pacific railroad*
—About a thousand dollars! worth of
•hasp war* killed by dogs last week, on
Alexander!* Woodhom farm, near Isl
ington, Ky. Tha Importad bash* that
coet $300 apieee ware among them.
—An appeal .t* lb* people of the United
States baa been laaoad by lha, eitimaa of.
Vioknburg raooanUog th* oanaa* of th* re-
eant disturbances, and showing tha mod
eration and forbearance with which prop
erty owner* bar* acted nodal great provo
cation.
—An anonymooa oomtnnaiat'ion was
received by Mayor Stokely, of Philadel
phia, threatening Tiolcaoc if employment
was not provided for tha atarving poor,
and oomplaining that Italian* war* work,
ing on tha Centennial buildings, exoln-
ding actual citixens. It waa sign ad "8x-
earr Six.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory.
By faint matdntlm, KtUkaas.niU he
prsaeatid to-morrow. (
Motion to incresse tha alio* one* of the
Bntaat it education failed.
Motion to abolish tha Barean failed.
These questions provoked a long de
bats.
Action on Legislative Approprialion
bill. r:
Adjourned, .!'• '• ’ - 7
Mitt. - .V V-
In tha Baltic to-day Sherman said he
frequently had qaestiona pat to him in
regard to tha tariff bill, and ha deiired
now to state that 4h* oonfaranaa eommit-
ta* on that bill had do power to go beyond
tha aabjeet matter in diipate between the
two bonnes; the lint of whioh was for a
modification wf -tfw tobacco tax. the sec
ond in regard to the tax on broken’ ealee,
and th* third in iegirdtolhataxon hop*.
Tha bill to provide for a new govern
ment of th* Dj^tijot of Col^mhic was dia-
Xottdn oflkrad an hmandmknt to moke
tha oommiasionen sleeted by the quali
fied totals of Abe DVrtriot, instead of hav-
lag* them appointed'by the Prasidaat. Iii
anpportiag bis amendment, he bad uo
doubt it would bo aaM that' this bill was
intended to gal dear of qotorad suffrage.
Morrill, of Maine; Tbnrman and Bay-
aad argiad that Coign** was Tasted with,
exelurive ooatrol of the Dietriet by tbe
Constitution. nO.'uu
The lint-named Senator aa^d it was ex.
psdidnt tb pus this Mil,' and not have tbe
history of this Dlatriot of the last three
or four yean repeated. It had bp*n too
expensive lor repetition. No rote taken
to-day. . ,4
West, of Lonikiana, inirodnoed a bill
far MmmUaA of Joseph M. Shawnon, of
Taoatatan*. Committee an Claims.
(4alpwatl.NB-Wa.hla,t.a Items.
Wxshinotox, December 1 J,—Oonfirma-
tlon*—rBiO^erutaj at Jarkeanvige, and
Bmgham, CfTedniboro’ Ala. * Oereen at
Pqpopoli^. Ala.; Harding, Sardia, Miss.;
Heethman, Inks, Mies.; Sterns, Holly
Springs, Miss., and a vast number of
Northern postmasters.
Pelham and Kaptar visit*# foaPrasident
aboot Baa lead's. saeoaaaor.
Paymaster General Alvord fall In th*
rotunda and broke a leg.
day nfased to allow oolorad boys to enter
th* school, they having bean informad
that th* Superintendent oould aattla tha
qnastion, and prevent th* admtmicn of
eolovwd bey. - They appolalad a aom-
mittaa to a*U.»p** him, and th* Superin
tendent stated he was only an oieoutire
officer, tod that, th* wbolt matter wu in
the hende of a pnblio board, and that th*
beard wu ooatrbDed by to* gawra
school law, whioh malm* no raoe distinc
tion.
den straggle over the Presidential • acces
sor and the third term movement, are :
First—Th# ccnrenuy question.
Second—The policy to be pursued
towards th* South, so aa to hold those
Statu under carpet-bag ml* nod rot*
them in 1876 ; and
Third—The-question of transportation
and internal improvements.
On all IbaWtiaane* their division* are
eertOut, and tfiere U ‘I- deeperat* effort
now going on, by. eaaeniing and ooaaalt-
ation, to barmoniia differenou and pm-
ktofnobmut# policy. '
TUB STkTX DEBT CONaULTATIOX.
ltanxian, Deoember 17.—A resolution
passed the Senate to-day providing for a
conference of tbe joint committee on th*
pnblio debt with tbe eraditori of th*
State, and oalling a meeting of tha oom-.
mitts* in this oity on th* 14th of January,
1878. Dae notice will be given in toe
leading papers of the country.
Rai.kioh, Deoeinber 17.—Tbe upteqo*
of David Martin, oolored, who wu sfn-
tenced to he'Lnhg to-day at Wilmington,
has bqffi ooium'itvd to imprieoQment tor
'fofai ‘rail n V.
«**I«AMY.
MARKETS.
■ Y TIIMUH T* Utvilll.
■away aw* Stank Mnakats.
Loaaoa, DeiMker IT.—BHim la toak to
creased 54 mlUto* itartag.
Penis, Deeemkw IT —Btotu41f. aa4 44a,
■f&jSuvEMdal
oommrrs om mawr'* amsaaow—voamoa
roirxa* ap senux aloar TO iaroa-
rasa wrra onaa; u wan mavx
aoaixsT thb ixmaxi.
staHiaw ttmaalmie - »o aaaioH.
Rmn, December 17.—It ie rumored
bat lllsmtrek regards the action of (he
lleichstng yyterday in voting (bat, in or
der to uphold its digDity, the eonetitution
should bo amended so u to prsvent tbe
arrest Wf '4‘deputy daring aaeuiun, u
eqni valent to a vote of wantof oanAdeoee,
and Is determined to resign.
It is further uid that, in oooeeqnence
of this view of tbe Chancellor, the resolu
tion will be modified at to-day's sitting of
tbe Reichstag.
I.VBIAB OOIIU4I4I. -
raing, and draw $1(800 tp pay
ployeee. As h* Wu coming down tha
■taps * man threw peppar In bia eye*,
grubhat the money ndiUHped. Ha hu
not been arrested.
—The Hoha* of BapraaantuUves i
South Carolina adoptod a oonenrraat ra
olntlon petitioning Congreu to maka ap
propriations to indemnify depositors in
the Friadman'e Savings bank who w
led to deposit money there by the belief
that toe Vedaldl’ OafouMN would be
responsible for safe hasping.
—Within a few day* a haavy defalcation
amounting to about $48,000 baa been
diaaovaraa la the ecooBota it thafloanolal
agent of tha, freiato .dawartuM* of th*
Pennsylvania BaOftod^Company, in Pitta-
bnrg, who hu baan in toair service for
tbe road. Tbe book* were found to be
correct, bat the cash balano* atoms not
to have baan oa haji, flU sMUd fold
tbe deficit will be made good by hia bonds
men, and no proaunllan will bd made.
rsBiiui.
—Specie increased in Franee fi,*50,-
000f. - i ; :
—A heavy enow at Paris cruahad tbs
killing qm) injuring many.
—Tha suppression of th* religions order
-of toalauafCIhmity haahiu ■uaaai by
th* Maxiean Ooogreen, by a rot* of 118
against 57. { 1^1 0 fl A "
-Field JfarUtal Von UbMa wu eltcted
a number of tha Raiohatag, bat his else-
Kisarff
“ —Tie atma fo tti* Bay *6 Btosny esn
Honaa. Many boats, and over 70 parsons
are missing. No foreign 8taU* fa* atght
days at Bantandar.
—Tha craw of tho lwlg Broaklaaby, at
Liverpool, from GtalvatoM, her* baaa
tanoed to impriaatuntolfiw terms mogtag
float alx to eight weak* for mutiny.
—As th* Kiogaf fifoabaw has wo
ehfldren hi* M$b*w wtthabattt to*
throne, and it ie aanmmMd that this
Prince will marry th* Ptinaaaa Maato, the
•Ideal daughter of Frederick Oharlae- the
Bed Priooe.
—A car ie now in um on oo* *f th*
Frenoh railroad* to wklah Mm Bauemer
stumer system bu been applied. The
oar i* hang on elastic springe, and the
motion while travelling !* said to ba al
most imperceptible.
. TUB WBATUia.
Waimnoa, Oa& \1.-Pntnbmm.-
For tha Golf Statu,. ooolar and. partly
cloudy wutber, north' or Mat Wind*, and
light twin mur tha Gulf aaaat. For th*
Booth Atlantic Statu, arau of Ugbt rain,
followed by eluring and cooler vruther,
northwest or northeast winds, and rising
pBj$s'foa BBW—WaMTa THB select com
mittee at ones.
Tha following telegram was received at
the Yx*4ptiv* fiVuMion y«*t*td«r evening,
and wu this morning, by direolion of the
President, referred to 8puker Blaine:
New O&LEatte, Deoember 10.
To the Pruidmt: T respectfully uk
that yon Wilt HU your influence to seoure
the urly departure for Louisian* of the
3eleo{ Committee appointed yesterday,
am oohMsnt that an investigation,
Hough aqd oomplets, WIK viodioate
toe |Mlay dt Jour admlulattitioo, will
■treogthaa toe Republican party, and will
plaoe tha State government of Lonisiane
in a more jut light tpfora the country.
Tha presence of a committee her* at this
jwnator* will sled ge tar to aaeaN order,
and, I hope, contribute, in, epme degree,
to bring about l Motion of our difflcul-
•tp. o i.i$ Vj ••••.:
[Signed] W. H. Kellogg.
: • ttvsr&is&sz:''
' mUanva vine ix CHaiLtorox.
t r. 1— ui.—The Cham
piqn. Cotton Preu unght fire about 8
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and in a few
minntu the whole building wu in
blue. About tome thousand bale* of
obttbn were in the prow end sheds at the
time, and wu nufiy a total low.
tie 104B 0b Action will be $200,000,
whiojr i* folly insared, and $80,000 oo
tLs press, building and maehinery, which
are insured for $10,000. Tbe Liverpool*
London and Globe have about $100,000
obifiiaeotMD, sad $0,81)0 on th* preen
maehinery; the North British end
Mercantile end London and Laocubire,
about $5q,00a outbe cujtoun and $7,5t»o
on tha prtrn and machinery; e French
eofovtoy Haa $ln,odb on tbe cotton; tbe
AtuarbrHaJt'Wd, hu $5,000 on tba
pim buildings, end the Underwriters
#£*»•*, ooo.
AfLrkk baton oppuitoto# prase, in-
sand in teOStnu of Hertford, for $2,000
wu burned down.
HkVkMk, December 16,—The
of President Grant 1* generally dlsenawd
without exoitement by tbe people, who do
not attach much Importance to the allu
sions to Spain sad Cuba. Tha authori
ties give no sign of thair opinion, bat ton
journals have lengthy editorial!, which,
while they ere not considered to reflect
torn uaUmant* of the people in gan-
eral may suit tbe view* of th* partiu
they rupeofively represent.
’ r&» DoCuto uya, that toe silence ob-
servad qn Hpaatah sffain by to* German
Emperor in liia speech to tbe Relohetag is
amply oompenented for in President
Grant's iuws*a*. It ln potiuable that
while th* United Stales aaplru to su
premacy 1n Ametiea, and Germany to in.
premaoy in, Europe, both are anxious
to medqle with toe internal affai
Spain. Aside from the desire for
nation*tohsvn peace in Spain, her affaim
cannot iatVMet thaueoruuck u ourselves,
end we must vifw their, effort* with sus-
plffiob. 1 Runet* Imposed silenoe in Ger
many. toe do not know who will make
Grant eilent. As for insurrection bare,
on the strength and duration whioh tbe
Preaidenl lays stresa, it ie leu powsrfnl
bow than It bras at the beginning, and its
endurance fails to give it any significance.
We doubt if any power will interfere in
Spanish Off aim, at leut In Cuba, bnt should
they attempt intervention wn are prepared
to repel it
The Diaro, in an article, la moderate In
tone, and aaya > "There is nothing in th*
massage to uuu alarm to the moat timid.
The present condition of affairs is not to
be aompared with that of last yur.
Tharp hM Bean Some excitement in the
gold market over the reports abont the
■assentn*j t*-which WP attribute the riu of
8 per oeat. in preminma.
Bererring to the military eolation, ton
bwit qwitt b»t *«Rdy,
MOM 1*0* bote* tROlWOtag
1 Ation And nxport.
BaIMOR bAMA Af MtddllAg
Bales »saUsls*fmi*4llnanvlaads,netotna
below low mlddllsas, snipped m Febraaryaal
■arch, T 4-ia.
I JO r. M.-OI sals* today r,SM kales were
Aaeriua.
Sslsfloe e basts of mlMHna spiesds, sotkWa
briow (oo* onllnarr, shtwaU in Nevamfeer,
Salas u bule of arid
below foed onllurj,
* oaa bests of mMdUto a pleads, natoieg
(sod ordlaarj sblppsd la Jan ear/ aal
February, T 4-1*.
balesoa ba.lt ofmlddUas upisads-xolkkic
below good ordinary, dallTarabla tavvbraary
..as,
utoma
■low lead ordlaarj, skipped in Juaaryau
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
ACENT WANTED
BY THE HOWE MACHINE C0HFANY,
For Columbus and SurrMwdlng Tartltary.
UbMWl turns wilt ba given to a Liva Mm who maam bwinaa*. Apply to
A. B. JONES,
Gen't Traveling Agent the Howe Machine Company,
Oantrnl Natal, Ooiumbut, 06.
Liwyarfi.
PfflAiTi MfiTTi .
AMssnsy aad fisaaasller alto*
Ospolesinser of Deeds N. Y. and othsr States.
ONsssesr Oeor. la Mama Iaumnoe Oo.
■paatal stlsalloa gtrsa to oollootions.
JOSEPH V POL', .
Atterwej at Law,
aad M|s ef Ossaty Oeert.
fiaolioii |a All oibnr Uouru.
OAoa owr ator# of W. II, KobortA k 0o.. BroAd 8t.
Ms Mb B. UW.
OS$a ootaof BniAd And lUodolpIt AInaIa. Buvrua'
building.
IU$ld«Doo ou Forojlh, ttirb# door* below It. CUIr.
JA»
•AIVIL B. HATCH BR,
Atumy At Law.
Oiu$ over Wltllch k IhMl'i.
S. M. MoNIILL,
Atkmrmaj Aad OiiiAtllor At La#.
fnelleiA ta ererta of (Mrgto and Abthanu.
OBaa lit Bfaa4 It., fovAf 0. A. lUdd * <
>FAoUi attention gtvwu to colisctlonn. Jnll
LOtlll WJXt-a' 6HAVINO SALOON,
(Boroeseor to II. Uosoi.) >
Undor Ooorglo Homs IxsursaM aetMloc-
Prompt sod polite barbsrs In altandsstaa
Jess
Putm lasasa.
CLAIMS OF TBE CREEKS AXD CHEXOKXXA
Tbe Indian Peace Commimionert bed a
oonferenee With tba delegate* of th* Five
Nallooe, at Muskogu, Indian Territory,
on Fridey. Besolnliont signed by thirty-
three delegates were presented, thanking
the Indian: Commissions for thair kindly
interest in Indian mutters, end tbe Presi
dent bF the 1 United Statu for his benign
policy; asking Congreu to adhere to tbe
treaties; protesting against any ohangts
in their condition except thou provided
by tbe treaty stipulations, and setting
forth certain grievances. Thau griev
•uoee nr* too objectionable manner in _
which the United States Court for We* J* “ “* n P wl J uio 4 n ,ur * 6 ?* r
era Arkansas hu exereiud nntoorityTri tX™SSSSSitrSS
Vitro deolsru the affaire hav* improved
In the Eastern Department, while they
show no ohnnge Hines tbe autnmn of 1873,
ia tba Central Department, owing to the
oontinuont reins and many thonund sick
in tbs army. A* for toe rebels, only aboot
a dnxen of their original leaders remain,
other* Vtf dead, or babe left the island.
Tbeir army numbers from fifty to sixty
men, tbe larger portion of whom an ne-
negroea and Ohinameo. Tbe leaders bold
ont for the sake of th* power they enjoy,
A UTILE over 3,51)0,000
WiUnsoroW, Du#*mb*r 17.—Tbe eotton
product of 1874, as animated by the cot-
toa-growers in their returns to the Depart
ment of Agriculture, somewhat exceed
thru aad a half million baled. Tbe yield
pwaaraia reported less tban in 1973. In
meat of th*States the weather for ripen
ing and gathering the top crop has been
vevyfsvomhla. The reports are neerly
unanimous in stating that the proportion
nf Bnt to asm)* i* large. The peroentagu
of lut yui’a aggregate of bales in tha
priilMpt* ootton Statu are ** follows.
Virginia 89, North Carolina 89, South
Carolina 92, Georgia 93, Florida 100, Ala-
1—4. sj i Mississippi 90, Louisisns 80;
Taut 90, Aiksnau 60, Tanneaua 57.
This runlt corrssponds very olosely with
th* indioation* of tha monthly statement*
of tha ooadition made by tba deportment
daring th* eeeeon.
the Indian Territory; delay in pay
ment of moneys due the Nations;
grants of lands made in th*
Territory _ to railroads; unjust
discrimination against tha peopla
of the-Territory by snob roads; the fail
ure of tbe General Government to protoot
thc 'ttd'ians from trespasses upon their
land)!','And tbe injury done to th* paopia
of the Territory by the constant agitation
of obnoxiou measures in Congress, which
keeps them in a state of nnurteinty u to
their f nture, and entail npon them e rain-
oua expense in tha defense ef their inter
ests. Aftsr the resolutions Had been die.
ousaed, Colonel Boddlnot mid a large
number of llio Cberokus did not agree
with the .statement, and h* preunted *
paper, signed by himself end e number of
dtben, caking Congreu to establish
United States Courts ia tbe Territory, sad
a general Legislature for the Indians, end
provide for the election by them of a Del.
agate tp Congress. He said these measures
were provided for by the trutiu of 1866,
Tba BoadinOt proposition wn* aofiepted
by tbe Creeks end Cherokee*.
Tto* Alabama I svsslilsUs*.
special to Last.vllle Courier-Journal.]
Washington, Deoember 14.—The Rad
ies! leaders in the House to-day made the
best fffort'fbsjf could to rally their demqr-
alixcd followers and ummarily choke eff
ell invutigetiooi whioh thrutened dam-
aging. disclosure*. The first resolution
which they ventured to expo** wo*one of
fered by Mr. Caldwell, of Alabama, di
recting tbe Beerelaryof War to communi
cate to lit* House toe numhef of troops
stationed in that Slate prior to the No-
vember election, the point* at whiah they,
were posted, end whether they were
in large or small bodies, regiments,
cpmp&nies, or ‘ squads, and the use
made of them; also to report what
qnantitiu of subsistence and clothing
were issued, under tbe pretence of re
lieving the sufferers from the overflow of
the Tembigbee end Warrior rivers, to
negroes, and by whom the ieeaenre of
theu supplied, was controlled. Garfield
promptly objected to the revelation, and'
so did other prominent Republicans.
However, tbe question was seconded, and
then Hale, of New York, wented
to know if it would be in
order to reconsider tbe vote by which
th* reso'otion wu seconded, end the
Speaker replied in the affirmative. This
motion was made by Hale, end the yeu
and uays were ordered at the Vequut of
Mf. Caldwell.
This compelled those voting for Mr.
Hale s motioo lo piece tbomaclvu on rec-
ord against furnishing the information
about the use of troops to control the
elections iu Ibe Southern States. This
was iu offoct to admit that toe troops were
turd improperly to control th* elections,
end that the supplies voted bv Congress
for tbe suffering people were distributed
to negroes for tbeir voles. The 8peeker
sew toe bed position Ibis was piecing hi*
party in, and be came down on the Boor
end changed enough vote* to defeat Hale’s
motion, and then the resolution was car
ried almost without opposition,
THE BEFUBLIUINS QHEATLI EM
The Republicans are greatly embar
rassed for want of leaders, end still more
for Went of a policy. The questions that
trouble them moat, beside* tha half hld-
beeause they mistakenly believe they will
be reduced to tbeir former oondition of
slavery if they give up.
The. Diaro concludes by saying that for
eign nstions otn, bnt will not interfere in
tha internal affairs of tbo island. If the
duration of a war is good reason for intar-
ventiop, than foraign power* ought to
here interfered in toe United State* to
stop tbe war with the Indians, which haa
lasted fififeb linger then ours, and in not
yet ended.
—Extensive robberies have been oom
mitted of late on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, and four of th* em
ployers, including a freight conductor,
have been arrested. Th* method of op-
eradbn weiToTsmove toe hoops from the
door, thUBWOl OraeUeg tbe seal; then to
break open the psokegee, and after teklni
ont a portipn of the contents to nail thet
ap agnh£ Those robberies bare been
going on for months and being obrnmlttsd
in through freight cars, the company have
been unable, heretofore, to find tbe guilty
definitely. Saturday night a way-freight
oar, Mending at Bowling Green, wee
broken open la this way, and the dateo-
tives first gdti the clue to tbe perpetrators.
Tbe properly stolen in this ear, amount
ing to $$0,000, wit recovered at Nashville,
where the man were arrested. It is thought
probable tW other cere on lha some train
warn antarad, bnt tha extent of the rob
beries osnoot be ascertained nntil tbe
csrsUsvc 'reached their several destina
tions, all lb* inventories of the ship
ments are examined.
sales ni bales; xpltsdl Ytiji Orlssas 1«M.
New Yon, DsSsmbsv IT.—Vlottoe—Fw>ev*s
opened qnlst, as Mlows: Janaarj UMBMi
rsbraarj ug$l IS; Marsh I«Hi AprU lMgl.l*.
New You. Dseowbsr IT —Octtea qslst;
salsa^l.lil bales, at ltkiigtSMt net losalpu y
Futures closed inn; tales IS,ICC balsa, ** M-
lowa: DCermber is n-tt, nomleil; January l*
.SiK5 .srstsjssrtssraa
10,0*0.
Minrnis, December IT.—Ootton m Mr 4n>
sad; mi idllegi UHffilBU; net rsmlsts X14T;
•hlpmanU 1,449; aalaik,4lS7| atock*i,»U.
PeiLADiLraiA, Deetnibar IT.—Otttan dnUi
ilddilngiUiii net rteelptolte.
WiLMiNOTon, Deoeaber IT.—Holiday.
Mobil*. Deoeatker IT —Ootton qaleti aid.
dllngi 1 MiOJi; low aMdllnt* HMMl goad
ordinary II; net iweripts 1,44*; ail**Mfo.
KivOscuai, Doceabtr U.—Oetton lo Mr
deased; middUaci 14; net receipt* 4,441! *x-
port* to Fneoi 1TT4; aelei T,*o*.
Oalvmton, Doaenbar lr.—Oetton qnltt ted
-od weakeeaed; aMdlleg* tsygt lew atrdUngi
gil fMd ordlaarj U* sit iweatpta 4,T*;
BALTiaq
tailor; mkt,
itook 19,4*1.
t stoat
a staadyl
Stuni
AnonsTA, Daesmbsr IT.—Oottaa Bra aad
Is aetlv* daaaadt sriddllaws I9K; sat rseslpu
M»l| oalss to iptansrs UH.
rrwvtolna Marheta.
NswYnu, Dseaabsv rt.—Flsar dail aad
heavy. Wheat qnltt and snobs x*d. Oovn
dull and anokaafsd. Fork heavy sit 6*0 94.
Lard Sra; staea
Nnw You, Dcesaher IT—^anger salat.
Rios qnlsL Fork dull; old mass SB). Lerd se-
tlvs end flraer; prime atasa IIJL Wkltkeys
•hade sealer at Frstakts ateadji eotton N.
Locistillb, Dunn-*t IT.—Brseditsflb
uused. Fork
neon dell ead;
ib la: laser
irosHXi *•«
St. Lome, Dr
scares end wantadi opened tawer, bnt maravi
doled firmer. Dora—new ugjaqJL Wbilk*J
■teedystM Pork dill at*l»TL Beeoede-
oltniec; ikenMen epft steer Hb ll$Mi liter
19Lard d*U *11954.
Mas tin J. Cnwroal.
■mhOuwksa
lNaana a caAwwaaaa,
Attoraiji a* Law,
WIN ararfin I* Uu Stsa aad Vrnbral OourU ot
Oforgis.
«o»w«c Bread and
r Oo.'l
1 dOMrCOTIONCRtCt.
>OrAAt
Sataitrah, PiaawNat it.—n>»|AA Naa4v i
RllddltAgA )• 11*101 low MMAUaaA
|^|-
,861 \ lAlAA 1,764.
AiAiDONlSt
AMAfDff MMl OARMtllAT At |AR (
PvaaUom Ia llAtA AAd F$d«nU Courts Id UturgiR
0>AI 186 PiAAi ColrelbUA, Oa. )•«
Mill H. BUIfitMK Lore V. OAMUftD.
■UVDF0BD 4b DABBABD,
om— «Aw iT DiAAi tkrmt, otn Wittlch A Kto-
■ATa Jswelrr fltora.
t|» |trtcUc$ Ia tk« IUt$ lad FaAavaI Court*.
iu, it. lawu. Oita. J. Ifirt.
BU80lldL 4b IWIVT,
Altonuji aa4 OmaaaHom At Law. Will pnotice
Ia the Oeurte of Qeorfie (Obetuboechee 01 mill,
aa4 ANmaa, (Mice everC. A. IU44 A Oo.'a eture,
Breed itreet, Colrebue, G*. Jel
Ltaewiiiav,
Atbwraey aad Bnlisitor.
>si'r IS* JUfiil.r la Baskropti
*1 ever Brosbs' Ursa lion, Ostun
a. J. maacn,
neterair aad omaieller a* Law,
*Mnk Haas laiaraaM Ooapas'j bsUdlar, wc
aril If) oadslarj.
Doctors.
ML J, a. raqviun,
OffloA rtmovAd U tbA Vrwg StorA ofE. O.
Hood A Brother.
BlAAplDK APArtmeut At loruter reildojxM, on
Ibe AAtBArol RADdolph And Molntoah ureeta,
opposite (la reifdenoe of Air. Win. Benoh.
Serber Shops.
Jit
ALU dk Mg,
, ItAAMM, 8t, CLAI1 BtAUfT.
ID. TKUT, lAVhfr,
Orewferd It., under Kenk^i Uuu*, Coliiuitue, He.
Tobacco, Clears, Ao.
aAiii'boiiifi '
it jou want to ei
OlfAf IfidthMory,
AfAwoen UeorgU llofie aad Ifuscogea Horn.
J.* 8 ,
O. LOPES,
Dealer la aad aaaafnetarer ef Fine
Cigars,
Ja> Ndef
Crooers.
DAS’LL BHL
DmIit Is fimilr OrorerlM, os Brysa (treat, be-
tween Unletoorp* * Jeckem etreeu,
an- Ns charge for dreyeg*. 0,(7
J. H. HAJULFON, . ~
Whnlsanla aad Bntall a rawer,
June,Ion of kreeklln, Werna * Oalelbeas su.
Fresh Meats.
DSntlata.
w. p. rtojfna,
D* atilt.
Omo ago,
—old flrnt|
mixed “
And unit
At IS.
OlVOlHVAT
itiled} el
WblAby
ClHOIVVATIp DAAAAbAf 17.—FlAHrd»lI AM
saWi^finarwr ££ uau
and nominal, bnt lowar; to aalea Wblikay
- mi at 0f.
Mania, As.
Nnw Yoax.Deeiaur IT.—TerpeaMae qi
Daw Tsrb Mry Cnndn marks*.
Mm||
ooreet jeaai, letteeei led eottso Aaoaele areta
■teadj roquet from Ant kepdi. Stde-bead,
oh nti and midd.r fnij pnbtl and printed
tar-aa
•AA In MAdtMA
AtlentfAA ffteea «e (he Ineartlon at Aitl-
well a to Opentivi DeutMrj. .
J. W. PATRICK,
Mall* Me. 16 Ud IB, Market Mwue.
fret Mat* of iverj kiud end but -usilltj,
jell alweyi oa bend.
J. t. COOK,
Prank Heads af All kladn,
> Italia Noe. 15 end 17.
VOLUaiCD DRMTAL ROOKS,
W. T. Fool, Frcp'r,
OugnKmae MUblta,. Oaknmh«« OaotfIa.
L Ivory and Aala Stable*.
■OBEKT THOMPSON, T *
Umr, Bale mm* ■xeb—ie Mbbim,
OeiatNOAra, IVoatr or Rahaolfa 0tac!
•cl80 Oolumbui, Oa.
■ulldor* and Arohttocta.
g. S. CHALMMM,
aCOrpnator aad Dal
Jebbtafi dene el ibert nelAo*.
tl*M and ipMlleetioel fitmUbad for all Style,
f bnUdiap
•road Mnet; wait t* O. W. Brown'a,
1*9 finletniiu,. Ue
A. 44AMMML,
livery aad dal* Blmklee,
Oatevmeri fit., Ooecneoe, Cbt.
^a-D-tar attention (tves ta fendlni aad Hein
Horeee' end Mi
■oath or di|.
Scots and Ahoas.
WILLI A OVKTM,
Me. M Bread gL. Sign at to* Big Bwet,
bgjrwafflisa^
N. B.—Fleetorora’ Heir elweyton bend.
Boat and Ahoemakars _
liSrinSraS r * 1 "
Meet and Sbeemeker.
Mot Is Leather as4 FlmUnfe. bent ia 0. A
IaMWa Prompt ssd atrtet attention clvffn
.. Hi.1 .'..'"l!!- ,g
Tailors.
HO, FOR THt HOLIDAYS I
a Large supply of
Asojr
d Or-
ran. Ra(<
Qweeflhi Cala.’mh! AllTArlettes of Famt
Plain (JrACXATH. UraokoelU. ho., ho. Y\
And Plain Oaouied. bjr ihe^ton. .
i Osm
t fair priori, ao be
forwet the place#—
awwd Streetf, and
angei, Lemonr All KfmlX Nnte. d.uuu. m
•In*, Fir# OrackAri, Homan Candle#, Toni
does, fco, 4to.
1 mm determined to sell At fair
rare and emit on me. Don't “
rpean
Look Out for Santa Claus I
S IS Depot If again opeoad Tor tha reoeptlon
or visitors. All are invited—and espA
jr Uia children—to egemlne hi« large atoex
ol Oarriaa **
Noah’s Arl
Saserlpt&n and style.
of Drama, Bells and Metalophons for the boys,
aad an Immense sssortmant of Chine, Wax
and other varieties of Dolls for the little girls,
which will be offered very low at my stores,
corner of Oglethorpe and tlrawford streets.
»nd 166 Broad ftrart»"'tty store oa Broad street
ll .directly opposite the Nankin Uouse, en
trance No 166 west side. Call on me at both
plaoes, and satisfaction Isguaranteed.
4A013 sw jTM-ldAYFUSLP.
Toys, Toys, Toys!
FROFUMO ft H0FFKAHV
art now displaying their
Magnificent Stock of Toys
anil invite one and nil to cell eerly end ank*
tbeir .election before the ruth.
Remember the piece,
Mw. M Breed Btreet.
deoil eodfcw
J. J.AW. R. WOOD
H AVE opened* FAMILY AMD FANCY
Eg# s a specialty.
Canned Goods, all klads j
Preserve# and J*fll*A,
Frail#, Porelga aad DootaaUo,
Plekles, assorted t
Craekers, a sslect aseorti
8 Aad fee# Kaldn#, Om
great variety.
iVSSTT.
In* line. W* reepeetfally Invtt* Ml* pnbH* it
give UI n e*U end enaatae oar «nd* and
prloM, iioond door below Weill 4 Uurtle
All good* deUverad. dm* la
Furniture! Furniture!
Carpet*, Carpets! ■,
Oilcloth*!
Window Shades,
Curtain Goods,
ho*t ho,, ho•*
Tk* Me weal ead Okeleeet Styles I
Lnwsei tail Pries* I
at one
Furniturn A Onrpst Warahouna,
S3 anil MB Broad St.
ROONKV A WARNKR.
nova ideal*
CHRISTMAS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY AT
J. W. PEASE A NORMAN’S.
unnueiA wiui avow
erg* eta*, from 44 to Eli
■ of the Pott*, from *1.1
tad Writing Dm**, (
slant
Ah.
40 to fit*.
TjlLEOANT OHROWOE, With |
ill Frame*, tar»r *— *■ -
Fin* Edltloai o'
Work Box*, a
beaetlfsl) from 61 tofil*.
The Hotel lot ef Jeveelle end Toy ltocbi w*
bev* ever bad, at very taw pries*
Portfolio*, Ivor, Car* Oeem, Gold Pane ud
Peeelli, Gemee, Fee*, Ietetandf, Uhcw ud
Beokgammoe Board* tad Men, and a greet
variety of good* lettable tor primate for pm-
ple of oil egm end tenet, st very ettnriivi
Uell sod NORMAN,
deolu deodkw
O. A. KfMHMR,
Merakant Teller end Cutter.
A fall stock at French a Ad Ba fifth Broadcloths
Oestimor# aad VosUags.
Mo. 134 broad Street.
MMNMT BMLLMAM.
Cun and Locksmiths.
PMII.IP BIPLBB,
Qua aad Lockswilh, Orewferd streot, ami t<
Johnsoa’a corner, Columbus, Oa. t f Js»
WILLIAM KHOB1R,
Qua and LoohsmlUt and doaDr la Qunulng 1
teHale. Hurt of Btrapper’s Confectfons
Cotton Fmotorles.
COLUMBUS MANUPAOTUBIMa OO.,
Mmsfbetann of
Oefdl Wool lid Griedi Whml ud Corn-
OBm Ie ner of Wittlch A KIsmI’i, Rendolpli it.
fel* ■ It. U. OniLTON, prvel4,i l t._
MCBU044KE MAMUFAUTIIMINU CO.
ManuCsctursrs of
MIUVINM, BIHbTUtutf,
YAAM, MOPb, fto.
ooi^ukmvit, oa.
O.P. iWIFTPrseldeat.
V. A.0VI6T, Boerelary ft Treasurer. <*tHl ly.
Painter*.
Dreea-Maklng.
■tee m. a. ■•llimobwsrth,
brese-MaklBH, Cattlag and Httlag. Term* cheap.
leelftaOT AA# shop la BrownsvUla.
Tin and C op parent Ithe.
WM. PBB,
Vnvksw IbTIb, Skmt Inn, tapper.
tiMwe from abroad prewplly Altaadwt to.
WM. BMOWr JUf, A CO.,
Horn# and Sign Fslatari,
Old Oglethorpa corner, (Just north of puejofflee)
Columbus, Oeofgla.
Will e#attwet for llooea and Sign Faiuliug at
roMoaablajOTjcM, aad guarAat#a,satisr$wU#A.
Harwr to Wm. Hwow. gr. faprft
LAWYKRS.
rtrr.i.
HINS8 DOZIER,
Attorney at Law,
HAMILTON, BA.,
yyiLL practice la tha OhsttaboodiM rcnlt
f F #r aay where
fdshsd. "ray me o
•Ire. All kind of
•oUaciiona
novff tf
Confeotionere.
I. O. PTKDPPBK,
Candy Msnnfieetnrar
An Milan tx
I kind* if Cenfmttonery ml Prntta,
ffltak Candy to eoita.
Watohmakers.
C. nCHOMBUKO,
Pinrilml Wnlckmsker end Jeweler,
IlHMlor to L. Sotovikj,
US Broad rtreet,
-«1;* ‘ ‘
Columbus, 0 a.
O. H. UOUlN>
Watehmsksr,
184 broad street, Columbus, Oa.
Watches aad Clock# repaired* In th# bret man-
SSSaSMSaMS2&!rammMremresaaMMmmaJMre
Plan# Tuning, fto.
Remlrev aad Teem ri Ptaeoes, Orgae* tad
■demidiMi. (tan Printing eta* tom.
(Mem aey kt be toft at jTwrrtemdifeiBAn‘1
took Item. ttp»
W. Aw Parley,
AttoraBy»«t>Xj*w
OUS8ETA, GBATTAnoeo*** Oo., Ge.
EWSpeolel ettentloe riven ta eolltotloni.
FIRM M. WOOD.
Attorney at Law,
Opelika, Alabama,.,
•elL tbe Snpnm* Court ef Amnean. and la
the'United Stetm Diet,lot’ Uourt e? M
w. w. SHARPE 4 C0.| J1
Publlshsra’ Agents
No. 25 Folk Eow, New York,
Are enlkawlned t* Can tract Her Ad-
werttodmn Ib wb> paper.
. *!£•!.. ....
X>r. T. W. HENTZ,
Santtst,
W ILL bev* n room *t toe Geor
gia Home Building tor e few.
van' where be will be gled tor-'
any of hli friend! who may need 1