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w<r That TERMS OF Daily and Weekly Enquirer Alfred 11. Calhoun, 1‘KOI‘RIKTOR. Twelve months, in ml vance $8 00 Six months, “ 4 00 Three montliR, “ ' 2 00 One month, “ 75c. Weekly Enquirer, one year 2 00 THE ENGINEERS' STRIKE. COWARDLY ASS AIM ON A NON- NINRER OF THE UNION. Indianapoi.ih, December 29.—A train on tho Pittsburg, Cincinnati A St. Louis Railroad left the Union Depot this after noon at (5$ o’clock, in charge of Henry Yancon, an engiueer not a member of the Union. Before the train reached the outskirts of the city, a shot was fired, which took effect in Vancon's arm, caus ing n slight flesh wound. Tho shot was fired by a striking engineer, whose name could not be learned. Columbus, Ohio, December 29.—No violence is apprehended here from the engineers’ strike. The county sheriffs are being supplied with ammunition. Halifax, December 29.—No signs of the Phoenix, now overdue, from Liverpool fur Baltimore. Tiio Engineers in Uolumbas, Columbus, O., Dec. 29.—There are two hundred engineers assembled here. Let ters were read from engineers of other roads tendering ono-half of their pay. The meeting resolved to stand firm. The Brotherhood opposed a resolution to re sort to force to prevent others from working the engines. Engine in Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Dec. 29.—The best en gineers oxpress regret at tbe strike, bnt don't ask to be taken back. The firemen are returning to work. The officers hope to run the road to its full capaoity by Wednesday. Tho watchman at Logansport adjusted a misplaced switch barely in timo to save the passenger train, going at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour. Tho officers say they will not com promise. Engineer* Driver* in Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh, Dec. 29. —At a meeting of tho engineers of Alleghany City a resolu tion was passed that they would stand out. Indianapolis, Deo. 29.—A train which left here for Logansport with troops was ditched. The soldiors marched to Lo gansport, whero all is now quiet. The passengers and mails pass as usual. Effect of the Mtrlke. Cincinnati, December 29.—The New York night oxpress train, from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, on the Pittsburg, Cincin nati and St. Louis Railroad, due here at 0:30 yesterday morniug, arrived at 11 o'clock last night. At Cadiz, O., between fi and G o’clock Saturday nigbt, the train rau into a misplaced switch, but fortunately escaped serious damage' Sonp had becu placed in the tank at Co lumbus, from which tho locomotive took water, rendering the water unfit for mak ing stoam, and exposing tho locomotive to danger of explosion and causing delay at London, where the steam was blown off, and the water in tho boiler and tender removed. ORDER RESTORED, Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 29.—Governor Noyes to-day received a telegram from Agent ICnnpp, who went to Dennison to investigate tho necessity for the interfer ence of tho State authorities to keep peace among the striking engineers uud firemon. He reported that on the arrival of the militin company from Steubenville order was easily restored, and has been since maintained without difficulty, anticipates no further trouble. Three trains arrived to-day in charge of master mechanics and assistants from Cincinnati, Pittsburg and Indianapolis. LATEST FROM THE STRIKERS. Indianapolis, Deo. 29.—The strike of the engineers continues without much change. Rumors are current of a general strike on all of the railroads, but cau’t be traced to auy reliable sonree. Last night a party of men entered tho round-house (A the Jeffersonville & In dianapolis Railroad and broko the gauges of all the engines in the house. Only two eugine3 had been repaired and made ready for sorvice this morning. A large crowd gatlierod in tho Pan-handle yards to-day, but tho shops were closed, guard of men arrived with Spencer rifles and were placed in the yard. Bush, who shot engineer Itauco night before last, waivred an examiuution this morning and was comtuittod to jail in de fault of ton thousand dollars bail. THE vfRGINIUS. ARRIVAL OF TIIE: t (REW IN NEW YORK. New Y'ork, Deo. 28.—United States steamer Juniata, commander Brain, from Santiago do Cuba, with 100 persons for merly of the Virginius, arrived here this afternoon; had a strong northeast gule for the last five days. The Juniata will procoed to tho Brooklyn Navy Yard, where tho prisoners will be transferred to a receiving ship. No communication ^ill bo allowed with tho prisoners at presout. THE NURV1VOR*. New York, December 28.—The Juniata, with the Virginius’survivors, has arrived. The Health officers found the sanitary condition good, and tho vessel proceeded to her dock. Tho survivors are excluded from visitors. Tho officers and crew of the Juniata (dso remain aboard. Amigos De Cuba collected $2,000 for the survivors. , The Vlrglnlii*' Prisoner*. The Tribune says: “When the Jnuiata arrived to-day, District Attorney Bliss, three assistants, Commissioner Davon- nqtttrer BANKS. OFPICK OF THE YOL. XY COLUMBUS, GA., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1873. compelled to testify at the point of the ' MEYTP0 sword, and threatened with instant death ! * if they refused to answer the questions of the Court, and in some eases soldiers TROURl.ES* AT MATAMORAS-iOR* pointing bayonets at their breasts. I TINA TO BE MAYOR OF VISITOR* REFUSED ADMIT- THE TOWN. TANUE. | New York, Dec, 29.—Many visited tbe Brooklyn navy yard to visit the Vir ginius survivors, but were not admitted. Admiral Roan having issued strict orders that no one whatever, except authorized by United States officers, should be al lowed either to board or leave the vessel. the requirement of passes to visit the yard, as no one was permitted to approach the docks without a pass from Capt. Chandler. United States District Attorney Bliss, Assistant District Attorney Simons and United States Commissioner Daven port, accompanied by an officer, boarded tho Juuiata shortly after 11 o’clock this morning to continue their examination of tho passengers and crew of the Virginius. Twelve of the Virginias passengers were prostrated by disease, the result of ill usage, as to require immediate removal to the Marine hospital. THE OWNERNUIP OF THE VIR GINIUS. New York, Dec. 29.—John H. Patter- n, of this city, has sent a letter to Sec retary Fish, dated the 2Gth, declaring that the registered owner of the steamer Virginius. lie protests against the opiu- of the Attorney General, by which he is condemned unheard on ex parte testi mony. Ho states that the Solioitor of the Treasury gave him a bill of sale of tho steamer, thereupon He, Patterson, truly swore that he was the owner, and the Government gave her American regis try. The testimony charging perj ury on his part is false ; he has hitherto kept silent by the advice of counsel and because he has not been notified or called upon by tbe Government to testify or defend him self in relation to the matter. Ho re quests that a copy of the evidence upon which the Virginius was condemned by the Attorney General be sent him ; that ho be notified of the time and place for the examination of any other witnesses. A copy of his letter has also been sent to the Attorney General. WASHINGTON. HATTER*-OF INTEREST FROM THE CAPITAL. Washington, December 29.—It has been ascertained from an official source that on the arrival of the Virginius at New York, she will be seised by the Col lector of the port, and libelled by the District Attorney, in accordance with in structions already forwarded to those offi cers. If on a judicial investigation it be shown the vessel had a register obtained by fraud, she will bo sold, and the pro ceeds of the sale paid to the United States. Spain can make no claim to the vessel, but if she should, it is positively oortain our Government would not enter tain such claim. Tho report that the Spanish Government requires of us the restitution of tho Virginius and the pay ment of an indemnity, is not believed in official quarters. The President has approved the bill removing tbe political disabilities of E. J. Harris, Thomas S. Bocock, and Daniel Trigg, of Virginia, and John H. lioagan, of Texas. JORDAN,"MARSH & CO. THEIR BOOK* AND PAPER* TO BE EXAMINED. Boston, December 29.—It is announced that the books taken into charge eompriso those only which pertained to the foreign business of Jordan, Marsh A Co., and that free access is to be allowed to them at all proper times. None of the retail books or papers were captured, and nothing has beou tnkeu that can in any way embarrass tbe transaction of regular business. Col lector Russell has appointed examiners and work of examining tbe acoouuts of the firm was commenced this morning, and will Re prosecuted with all possible dis patch. Over one thousand papers are to be oxamiued. | Matamoras, December 28.—A fight oc- i curred to-day in Market placo between ; Borno of Cortina's men and tbe police, in j which a policeman was shot and killed, j The murderer took refuge in Cortina’s j headquarters, but the General surrender ed him to the police, by whom be was lodged in prison. Cortina’s friends say be will be installed as Mayor of the city on New Year’s Day. An aft’ray occurrod in Montery, a few days ago, over the municipal election, in which several persons were killed and wounded. Another occurred in Tampico, and the Mayor has beou imprisoned by the State troops. WILIAMS. CHANCES THAT HE WILL NOT BE CONFIRMED. Washington, Dec. 28.—The Judiciary Committee have examined three wit nesses regardiug Williams—Messrs. Hill and Falls of tho Attorney General’s office and Representative Nesmith. The impres sion is growing that the nomination will die in the Committee unless the Senate orders them to report. The situation is awkward. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, December 29.—A review of tho produce trade of Chicago, for the past year, was published this morning. The record of gram during tho year woie 90,- 781,598 bushels; shipments iff),035,703 bushels. Tho receipts of hogs were 4,- 800,000 head ; sheep 300,000 head ; lum ber 1,084,993,000 feet. The total value of all the produce received during the year is. in round numbers, $290,000,000. NEW YORK. C1IIMINAL RECORD. Nf.w York, December 29.—The trial of ex-Seuator Wm. M. Graham, charged embezzling $400,000 of the funds of a bank, commenced to-day. A jury obtained, and tho Court adjourned until to-morrow. Josiah Warren was put ou his trial for the murder of Elden C. Staples, second mate of the American bark Helen Ayer, ou tbe 25th of August last. The testi mony showed that tho mate was in habit of abusing Warren ; that he had assaulted him with a heavy bucket, when Warren drew a knife and stabbed Staples in tho abdomen, causing his death. The jury, after an absence of a fow minutes, returned a verdict of not guilty. MARKETS. Watchmakers. J. H. PAI.MKK, BY TELEGRAPH TO ENQUIRER. Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, Cody’* building, Broad St., Columbus, U*. All kinds Sewing Machines repaired. Needle*, Oil* and Attachment* for all machine*. [d*ccs EUROPE. HUGO'S FUNERAL-THE FRENCH MINISTER LEAVE* ITALY. Paui8, Deo. 29.—Ton thousand persons port, with a number of stenographers and followed Francis Hugo to the grave, an interpreter, boarded her and began an j France has given satisfactory assurances offioiul examination of the Virginius’ pris- j relative to tho hostilo pastorals of I tench oners. The proceedings wore kept secret. . Bishops. Tho Ilerahl correspondent, who came Rome, Dec. 29. The French Minister, on the Juniata, say* some of the Virgin- Fournier, presented letters of recall to itts’ prisoners, while at Santiago, were ViuL.r Emanuel, aud left Italy. GENERAL NEW*. By Telegraph to the Enquirer. —Custom recoipts at New York yester day were $282,000. —Walsh, Crawford Jr. Co., cotton brok ers, New York, have failed. —The United Stales Treasurer is pay. iug interest due January 1st without re- bate. —Creswell’s estimates for the improve ment of postoffioo buildings at Washing ton are one million aud a half. —Cupt. Holbrook, of Staten Island, whoso wife accused him of marital infi delity, shot himself fatally yesterday. —Tho sub-Treasurer nt Now York paid one million and a half dollars of coin foi January iuterest, without rebate, yester day. ■Thaddous W. Meigban, a journalist, of New York, is dead. He leaves a wife aud eight children. Meigban wrote popu lar plays. —Gold closed at 110£ yosterday in New York. Tha sub-Treasurer paid out yes terday $3,444,000 of gold for interest, al so $14,000 for culled bonds. —At Lynn yesterday morning, John Coulau and Thos. Gately, principals in a late prize fight at Saugus, were held each in $5,000 bond to appear on Thursday morning next for au examination. —An immense crowd of idlers assem bled to witness the march of twenty-five dissolute men, women, boys and girls, ar rested at a questionable dance-house, from prison to court in New York yester day. —Tho Senate Transportation Commit tee have been tendered tho hospitality of the city of New Orleans by tho Chamber of Commerce. They heard a statement yesterday regarding Fort St. Phillips’ Canal. THE WEATHER. Department of War, \ Washington, Dec. 29, 1873.) Probabilities.—For tho Southorn States, north to west winds with lower tempera ture aud less cloudiness. Cold noith wiuds will probably prevail on the Texas coast. marine Intelligence. ARRIVAL* AND DEPARTURE*. Charleston, Dec. 29.—Arrived—Mary Power, for Savannah, partially dismasted off port. Sailed—Sea Gull, Goorgin, II. B. Mc Cauley. Fortress Monroe, Doc. 29.—Arrived— U. S. steamer Powhattun, from Key West. She awaits orders from the De partment. London, Dec. 29.—Sailed from Liver pool—ship Ivon Cross, for Southwest Pass; barks Maty Jane and Annie Kim ball, for Tybeo; ships Adriatic and Ad vice, for Southwest Puss; bark W. G. Putnam, for Charleston; schooner II«r- tense, for Tybeo, from Milford; brig A. M. Roland, for Now Orleans, from Greenock ; James Dale and Camero, for Pensacola ; Marseilles, for Now Orleans, from Waterford; ship Carlin, for Pensa cola. Nkw York, Dec. 29.—Arrived—Alber- marle, Barnes, Georgia, Richmond. Arrived out—Wyoming, Russia, Thur ingia. Steamship Georgia, nt this port, from Charleston, passed the Virginius in tow ofl’ Capo llomaiu, at 2 r. m. ou tho 24th instant. New York, Docombor 29.—Arrived— Great Western, Colon, Gen. Meade, City of Houston and liogulator. Arrived out—Greece. Savannah, December 29.—Arrived— Zodiac, Torry Burn, Mary A. Marshall, Sea Gem and W. G. Mosely. Cleared—Carno, Joe Mulberry, Stephen Durall. London, Deo. 29.—Fives 91 j|. Erie 3t»£. Street rote ;} below banks. Paris, December 251.—Rentes 58 and 25. j Liverpool, Dec. 29, Noon.—Cotton quiet and steady ; uplands -S^, Orleans 8£u8§d. ; sales 12,000 bales—speculation aud export 2,000. Nothing below good ordiuary, shipped in November, 8£d. Later.—Salos include 0,090 bales Amer ican. Uplands, nothiug below middlings, shipped in November, 8£d. Orleans, not below good ordinary, shipped in Decem ber and Junuary, 8jjd. New York, December 29.—Gold opens at 10£. Stocks active aud stroug. Gold 10:}. Money 7 bid. Exchange—long D, short 9&. Governments strong, higher. Stuto bonds quiet. Cotton quiet and firm ; sales since Wednesday, including to-day, 4,507 bales; uplands lbjc., New Orleans Hi I. Futures opeued ns follows : December 15 11-1G ; January lfijng : February Iti^a 5-10 ; March 10 ll-Uia’’ : April 174 ; May 17?. Flour steady. Wheat advancing. Corn lc. better. Pork quiet—moss $10 25. Freights steady. Louisville, Dec. 20.—Flour firm at $0 25a7 00. Corn in good demand at 52. Provisions held higher. Pork steady; new mess $15 50; rump $12 00. Bacon firm; clear rib 8j}n8}; hams 12.1 a 13. Lard quiet and steady; tierce 9a9|; keg 10al0}; steam 8Aa8*|. Whiskey 93in!U. Cincinnati, December 29.—Flour firm: family $7a$7.25. Corn in good demand at 54a57c. Provisions quiet and firm. Pork nominal and unchanged; sold at $15a$15.50. Lard, steam 8aS{, kettle 8.4a8:J. Bacon in fair demand and firm; sales at 7} for shouldors, clear rib 8{, clear 8-L Whiskey firm at 514. Sr. Louis, Doc. 29.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn stoudy; new mixed 53 on east track and in elevator. Whiskey steady at 95. Pork firm nt $14.50u$15. Bacon firm; sides 7, clear rib 8}, clear 84. Lard firm; small lots 7‘a8; round lots held at 8^. Liverpool, Doc. 251, i\ m.—Cotton— Uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped January and February, 8 3-lGd.; do., nothing below low middling, shipped November, 8j}d.; do., deliverable iu De cember, 8;}d.; do., deliverable iu January. 84d. New York, Dec. 29.—Cotton—net re ceipts 815; gross 10,588. Futures closed steady; salos of 20,950 bales, as follows : January 15 13-10; Feb ruary 1(5 7-32al(5 5-1(5; March 1(5 18-lGa 1(5 27-32; April 17}; May 17? al 7 13-1(5. Cotton quiet; sales of 1,254 bales to day: 3,400 since Wednesday at IG^nlG}. Money active at <5a7o. Sterling quiet and steady at 9c. Gold weaker on account of heavy Treasury payments, lOalO^c. Governments strong: considerable doing. States quiet. Philadelphia, Docombor 29.—Cotton qniot ; middlings 1G}, low middlings lfijf, strict good ordinary 15} ; net receipts 2(5(5 bales. New Orleans, December 29.—Cotton quiet and irregular ; middlings 10c., low middlings 15, strict good ordinary 18j ; net receipts 2254, gross 23,350 bales ; ex ports to Great Britain 5,042, to continent (5934, France 2077, coastwise 407 ; salos 3000—last afternoon 2000 ; stock 25(5,61(5 bales. Galveston, Doc. 25).—Cotton quiet and firm ; good ordinary 18J, ordinary 12} ; net receipts 4478 bales ; exports to conti nent 500, coastwise 1007, sales 1750 stock 5)7,333. Norfolk, December 25).—Cotton firm low middlings 14? ; net receipts 3000 ; exports coastwise 4228 ; sales 450 ; stock 22,050. Wilmington, December 25).—Cotton firm ; middlings 15} ; net receipts 183 ; Restaurants. HARRI* COUNTY RENTA UR A NT, No. 3* Broad Street. The heal of Port-igu and Domestic Liquor* aud Uigur*. Meal* al till hour*, d eel ft J.,!. lll.AKKI.Y, !»ro|>’r. Barber Shops. ED. TERRY, Ilnrber, Crawford 8t., under ltunkiu Houho, Columbus, lla. Cotton Factories. MUNC'OGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturer* of SHEETINGS, 8UIKT1N08, YARN, IlOPK, Ac. COLUMBUS, OA. G. I*. SWIFT, President. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. octal ly. sales stock Memphis, December 25).—Cotton dull ; low middlings 14jal44 ; receipts 4537 ; shipments 3,159 ; stock 31,5(51. Mobile, December 25).—Cotton it ular; middlings 15?e; low middlings 1 strict good ordinary 14c; net receipts 409: exports coastwise 97(51; sales 1200; stock (54,240. Augusta. Docombor 29.—Cotton firm; middlings 14^; receipts 2573; sales 1(5(51. Boston, Dec. 2!).—Cotton firm; mid dlings lG.j; net receipts 135; gross 2000; exports to Great Britain 25; sales 400; stock 00,000. Baltimore, Dec. 25).—Cotton firmer; middlings 15$; low middlings 15}; strict good ordinary 14}: gross receipts 445 exports coastwise 815; salos 725; last eve ning 500; spinners 300; stock 1503. Savannah, Doc. 29.—Cotton steady middlings 15}a}; net receipts 1,(535) ; ex ports to continent 1,050, coastwiso .3,089; sales 1,188; stock 121,307. Charleston, December 29.—Cott< firm and in good demand; middlings 15}, low middlings 15, strict good ordinary 14; net receipts 4,05)0 : exports coastwise .3,081; sales 1,000; stock 71,921. —A fireman has introduced into an en gine-house in Bridgeport, Conn., an appa ratus whereby tho lights are turned up, the horses are unfastened from their stolls, aud the doors thrown buck, all by the striking of tho first, blow of the ala Tho apparatus has worked very success fully for nearly a year. Tho hammer of tho gong in lifting to striko tho fust blow moves a lover which sets tho whole ma chinery iu motion, and the horses, on finding themselves unfastened, make their wav to tho truck and solemnly buck into theit places. Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT THOMPNON, Livery, Nnlo and Exchange Ntnble*, Oui.iTiioni'R, Not ColumhuH, G;t. A. GAMMEL, Livery and Nnle * table*, Oulctiiori'K St., Columbus o.t. trtlcular attention Riven to Feeding ami Sait •no* and Mill** Itonrded in itnble* by tlx Doctors. DR. J. A. IRQ (HART, ic* at C. J. Moffett’* Drug Store, Broad at root. Itesldouee ou St. Clair, between Blond and iepS Front 8ts., Columbus, Ga. DR. COLZEY. or of St. Clair uud Oglethorpe JOB PRINTING. THE ENQUIRER JOB OFFICE IS COMPLETE IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, Having recently been HeliirnUlicd vltli a large n««ortiiioiit of the Finest New Type, Borders, Curvatures, NKW PRESSES OF THE LATENT AND MONT APPROVED PATTERN*. EAGLE AND PHENIX Manufacturing Coinp’y, NO. 309. Columbus^Georgla Paid up Capital, $1,250,000. TO INCULCATE THE HABIT OF SAVING ON THE PART OF THK OPERATIVES, AND TO PKOVIOK A ««!o and reliable arrangement lor the beneficial acctranlctitm tf tho oaraitige of nrtiHeiui and nil Ott -r cIussch. thin Cotupnny lew ctHbiished. nuder SPECIAL OHAKTElt F110M THE STATE OF UUOllOlA, A SAVINGS ffiPARTKNT, which the following advantago* are offered to Depositors of either lnvgo or small amounts s l. Dentists. W. T. root. Dentist, 101 Broad Ht., Cohimhu W. J. FOGLE, Dentist, »op5] Georgia Home Building, Colu Lawyers. Ii. T. DOWNING, Attorney and Hoi Id tor. S. Coui’r and Kogi-itM- iu D.iukruplc;. •v2‘.q over Brook*' l)ru. . top,-, Uoluuibna PEABODY A BRANNON, Attorney* ui ;i .1. Knnih A Co.'i Store, Broad St., R. J. MONEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Linv, Georgia Home .lummiuce to mini ny building, tu oci7 ly] ond story. LOU IN F. GARRARD, Attorney and €onn*ellor at U«. Office No. 07 Broad street, Columbia, Ou. Will CTIAN. II. WILLIAM*, Attorney at Law, Colunibu*, Ga. Will practice iu uny Court. Olllco over Auec- k Murdoch’* Htore. tuovld Grocers. R. BIKE, BAN'L muily Groi i Oglethorpi J. H. HAMILTON, Wliole*ale and Retail Groce action or Franklin, Wat run .v Oglothor s’o cli urge for dray ago. i INHAM COOPER, Fresh Meats. J. T. TOOK, Fresh Meat* of All Kind*, Rags, Hides, etc. JOHN MEIIAFFEY, Denier In Rati-*, Hide*, Beeswax and nil klud* Of Jnnk. Druggists. DR. J. L. CHENEY A NON, ;L. J. GUILJVIARTIN & C0.,; COTTON FACTOR* ;Commission Merchants: (Kelly’s Block) • • BAY 8TRKKT, SAVANNAH, GA. • Agoul* lor Bradley's l*ho*|»linte, • j Jewell’s Mill* Yarns and Domeatici, etc. j : Bagging, B»i»e mid Iron Tie*: NOTICE. adorsigned hu their Stock 111 mild Company, and hud the b transferred, and claim, in conformity with Sim 1502 of tho Code of Georgia, that they are oxi from any liahilitie* of said Georgia ll»m« In auce Company. A. I*. NOUHSK, H. W. BHOOKS, 11. B. STUNK. 11. II. SlOe r., JOrtKPH I1AN8EKH. C. B. PALMER, Lleenaed Apotheenry J. I. GRIFFIN, JOA Broad *t. ii porter of I FONTER K. CHAPMAN, DriiKfflnt, A. M. BRANNON, West :*fnr, Broad Strkkt, Columbus, Ga., Wliole*nle aud Retail Dealer I Drn|(* and Medlrlue*, Toilet Article* anil Perfumery. Dental Notice. I^WR. PHKLI'S has reinorod his office to hi* rr Presbyterian Church. oct2 tt CARD AND PAPER STOCK PERFECT SECURITY. The mo t h of the Company were on the 1st of Jannary, 1873 $1,704,453* 13 aud are stoadily increasing. The Reserve Fund is $2!i7,7(**«» 92 All of which property is spkcia-t.ly pi.kdgkd by act of tbe General Asseuihly for tho protection of Depositors; and in additiou, by the samo act, the Stock hold ers of the Company aro made INDIViD- ALLY RESPONSIBLE in proportioxi to their shares, for the integrity of tlio Saviugs Department and its oertificatoR of Deposit. 2. LIBERAL INTEREST. Rato allowed Seven per cent, per annum, oowpouDdad four tirnos a year. 3. DEPOSITS can bo withdrawn at time without notice. Depositors residing out of tho city onu duw dopositH by chocks. 4. RULES AND REGULATIONS of this Department furnished upou application, and all desirotl information given. 5. BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOS IT’S givou to depositors. e. All accounts of Dejmilora will he con entered strictly private and con (Identic*!. DIRECTORS: N. J. liUSSKY, W. II. Y0UNU, W.H. PA HR AMOK K. ALFIIKD I. YOUNG. of Nuw York CIIAIH.K8 UIIKKN, I of the 8avutmuh Hank ami Trial Corn mil'll mi J A m A. 0. BLACK M Alt, Cashier. IS LARGE, NEW AMI TIIK BUST. i prepared tu Print nil Classes of Taylor Cotton Gins. AYLOH COTTON in 40 to 60 Haws, fi r *uh> LOW COLUMBUd IKON WOttKd CO. J" OB WORK. In the Neatest Style of the Art, At New York Prices. Business Cards, Bill Heads. Letter Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters, Books and Pamphlets, Legal Blanks, etc., etc. We will Duplicate Bills of New York, or any other city. Programmes, Bills of Fare, POSTAL CARDS OF OUR OWN DF.NIUN. RLTTF.lt THAN Til ONE IMTHIIAMEB AT Til E REGULAR Order* from the ••oiiutry lollclled. Work tfu»rsiul««d. Ulvs i MERCHANTS’ & MECHANICS’ Columbus, 6a., Does a General Banking Business. DKAI.8 IN Hveliiuiiro, Gold, Nllvar, Nlorlu, Aec. M pee in I intention glvoii to Cullvi'* lion*, oud prompt return* iiude. New Yon* CounnpovDBJir: Ninth National Hunk nt Now York. SAVINCS BANK. DEFON1TN received In *iuhn oi 2-\ cent* aud upwards. NEVEN per rout, per nnuiiu* > In tore*! allowed, payable M Jmiuari, April, July and October, eoiupo ms aid ed four tliuc* ttiinually.) DEPOSIT* PAID ON DEMANi Ik. DIKKCT0H8: W. L. SALISBURY—Formerly of Warnon * A Co. A. ILLUKS—Of Freer, Ill«i* A Co W. K. BROWN—Of Columbus Iron Work* Co. (’. A. It HDD—Of C A. Ituiiil A Co. I). L. McGOUGH—Of John .McGough ,t r<». BOOKS & STATIONERY. HOLIDAY GOODS ! IIAVK KKrKI VI'll A I.AHHK AM, \V Kl I Writing Desks, Portfolios, Work Boxes, Fancy Class Inkstands, Photograph Albums, Scrap Books, Dominoes, Chessmen & Checkers CIIKSS AM, BACKnAMMliJi IIOAltM, HIKNOII k KNIII.I.HII 1NITIAI. I-AI-I-. B ..ml KNVKI.III-KA. I’AIU, CASKS, I’GCK KT BOOKS, Jur.-nilsHiid T*>v Books, Union* .iikI in gnat vi.i j.-ty. W« hiivft nearly nil ul the I'OF.T.-, ImuiiA i »• Bu* Gill Cloth, Morocco mid Ivmy. Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books, nil ami style* of binding. Family Bibles, From IX.isilo *20 00. A Img* mock of Chromos, From In rent* to tUo 00 e«. Ii Picture Frames, J W PEASE & NORMAN Booksellers and Stationers, t'olllinlHl*. 4«f»- DOCTORS. Dr, John H. Carrigcr, S URGEON AND PHYSICIAN. < f/li- ■- soil» I»oust roruor Broad and K-md-lpli streots*. diiio's.Vvo ’dmiri" (■’•Vow •i-.m. I,ini' pl-nin K ootl (>• Dr. S. J. AUSTIN