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m COUNCIL. FHOOGEOIIKM. **'*>! m Council'met. Present, His Honor, 11X Oolsoii, Mayor, and Aid Amen Wilder, Littlefield, Harvey, Hardy, Spears and Cook. Absent, Aid. Con es and Doerfiingar. The minutes of the list regular meeting were read'dnd confirmed. ‘ Read a comranuieation from W. f Bee,. F. J. Doerflinger, J. P, Harvey and other, stating'tbat they desire' to' form themselveB into •»•■' hook, ladder, and axe company for the protectioh' of property against fire, and asking that the matter bo referred to a com mittee for the purpose of ascertaining and proonring the necessary equip ments for the same, which was re ceived and then referred to the com mittee on fire department. Read a communication from Jos, King, keeper and watchman at the quarantine station, in relation to pay ment for wheelbarrows need for wheeling ballast from vessels at the station, which was, on motion of Aid. Littlefield, received and then referred to the committee on harbor. Read a communication from John T. Collins, proposing to sail the ci:y the building, used as a custom house, sad standing at the foot of Mansfield street, for the sum of £3,500 00, which was, on motion, of Aid. Littti*- fisld, received, and then referred to committee on pnblio buildidgs and town commons. m Bead a communication from F. J. Doerflinger, asking Council to refund him $100 advanced for the purchase of license issued Osee Linder, which was afterwards transferred to Frank Kohler, under which lieansa Kohler transacted no business, which was re ceived and referred to the finance committee. Read a communication from J. U. Dexter, tendering bis resignation as Sehool Commissioner of the Board of Education of Glynn County, which was received and accepted. Read a communication from Good year & Kay, attorneys/or T. B. Good- bread, stating that be had expended, for repairs, upon the house recently occupied by him as a store and resi dence, the sum of $75, which amount was to off-set his rcDt account, and that on the night of the late firo the said building "as pulled down by or der of the Mayor to prevent the spread of the fire, thereby making iV impossible for him to regain tbo amount expended, and further caus ing him an additional loas of $20 in merchandise, and therefore asking Council to make good his damages.— The communication was received and referred to committee oil fire depart ment. Read a communication from David Davis, asking permission to slightly niter a small building on Bay lot No. 14, which was received and -efemid to committee on fire department, with authority to act. K Bead a communication frompagihn T! Collins and others, asking that the tide water be exclnded from the canal ou Mansfield street, as the same had a depreciating effect upon the valne of property in the immediate vicinity, and also is iajnrious to the health of the city, which . was referred to the committee on streets, drains And bridges. Read a communication from W. W. Watkins, administrator of the estate of Sarah A. Williams, 'deceased, osk- iug for the snm of two hundred dol lars for damages done to the buiMiug belonging to seid estate, said building having beea ordered pulled down by His Honor, the Mayor, oh the night of the late fire to preveut a farther ec iflegrstion, which wei received and refer re J to the committee on fire de partment. By Aid. Speare: Resolved, That the committee on public buildings be authorized and instr ucted to have a fence erected on the south side of the CwV Htll, for the couvoniancs and protection of voter? at the municipal • t I J — — O l li (nef I’ By AM. Spears: Resolved, That fire committee on pqlijebs infracted apldth^a sufficient' nnmbark gpir poBcef fo f> the preservation' of go order at and about the pods on the 9th inst. Resolved farther, That no polies- man, either reguler or epeeiai, shell in any manner, interfere with the rights of voter?, or allow other* to ft so, at the mabicipsl* eleciiou to be held ou the 9th inst., and the Mar shal ahall instantly discharge any po liceman who may ao interfere, or al low .ptl^efs to do so. 'Bf iM. Littfsfilidf fteMek,PTblt' the City Council take into considera tion the propriety of purchasings bel, to he used exclusively for fire alarm, uiid that a committee be appoint'd to obtain prices irotn maunfacturere, and report at oar next meeting. The resolution, being seconded, was adopted. By Aid. Littlefield: Resolved, That the City Council renew the leass of our present qnarartiue ttatit n from Mr. 8. Mamford, to rnn fr • three wars, namely, from Dec. 1st, 188f, to Dec. 1st, 1885. The resolution, being seconded, was adopted. Council then proceeded to the ap pointment o* superintendents of the municipal election to be held on the 9th inst., which resulted ts follows: James E. Lambrigb';, W.W. Watkins, J. -F. Nelson. And also to that of clerks for the said election, which re sulted as folio*§: I. S. Cabt-, L. J. Lsavy, Sam’l Borehardt. The finance committee submitted b ;, lg amounting to $1,075 23, which were ordered paid. Council then took a recess nntil 8 o'clock p. it. oc Friday, 15th instead M. J. Colsoi, Attest: Mayor. James Houston, Clerk Coani \ AUANX WANTED. Why Cannot Brunnwick Haro National Bunk P ‘•lection to be held on the 9fh inoL, that a policsoato ba gUtioned ftt each end of ths enclosure for the in- gr«s» and egross of voters. The resolution, boiug seconded, was adopted. We have often* written tjlon this subject, telling of the great need of such an institution to our business in terest, and also showing some idea of the volume of basiness that eoold bs transacted through such a medium— in short, what there is to support • bank. We have always been met with tho answer, our busiuoss men have not the capita! to spare from their business to pot into such an en terprise, as much as they would like to. , We are now prepared, if we are rightly informed, to answer that ob jection. To establish a national hank $50,000 is necessary, tho same to be iuvesteil in United Slates bonds and posited in the national treasury, fo r which a similar amonnt Of green backs will bo issued for the use of the now bank.’• • < ■ r Tho hank being now established, 'eiiob individual stockholder can bor row almost the entire amount r ' t stock if he desires, fi- cate of stock as collateral. Thus we sea that such parties ss c innot spare their money from their basiness can draw it out and use it just ss before, paying interest, ft ii trne, bnt getting in rotnrn a percentage of the earnings of the bank, which more than offsets tho interest account, for tho bonds are inter jet-bearing. Now, of coar.e, if every man borrows as muck at he puts in, there will bs nothing left in the treasury to carry on the husiues- with. This, however, is no- a sop- posable car?, as every depositor eon hi leave some of his, and many c nld leave all. We throw out these eng- g jstious for the consideration of our business men, hopicj some of the ji will iuveatigate the matter and give it ehaps. We certainly need a bank, and onless a private bank can b* bad, aj should ge» the otbsr. Dot isli Good. Moore k Menifield ars making harness equal to any establiabmeat :n the South. Ton can got yuur old ouee repairerl there als<. It. *to*de»ayte OntrMlaatlea * forftdftikOmfc m cbyttgod with obstructing ths mail sanies, *sd om for dcrnagM to the gen nr- mcot work going on in opt harbor.— Now, what we are after ii, why the nccefgity of pattinw. these partita U>vs settled t Why eau'J not these «??* j U i tofcd..,*£w > .i»^he where the erimvn were committed, and not carried to Bavannah to ba tried by a Federal coart. This, »a think, savors vsj'y much of whst is termed centralization, and wp are op posed f> ft. Tk «aa anitt-iA will he looted into a* sooa hs thr-rcin» cf g( eminent fill ip to ^ bauds of the Democrats. Bee how arocb trouble sud expense one iuao can pat anoth er to, ths aggrieved prrty I tving do rr drf:» whatever, being onli too glad to get out of the clutches of a one sided coart. A sami annual dividend of four per cent, ha* l»eeu declared by the Central Railroad, consequently tho stock of that road stands firm at from 108 to 109. MarUll, Hane*»> • ,d utt.r braita »f C*flM; ,|. bul br,n« • of Rj. au« olbw f 3 r«.» ‘»h«r a!eo, ba*. Ini,i.rta>> vtxw. «•! b» loans at UEiiaii* CMAKfU.KB'S. bn Biy fctreet. Kmviga Shlpwnntt. J. Walker cleared bJrk Emil on th> 2d inst., for Bristol, with 403,75 0 feel imber worth $4,410, sad 7,730 feet lumber worth $110. British cchoonsr Albury k Malone cleared for Abaco ou the 6th inst., with assorted cargo, worth $533. British seltuuner Faarltws cleared for Abaco, oa tt» Tth i vwt., with as sorted cargo wor‘h $359. A. ▼. Wool cleared British ship Beethoven oi the 7ih iust., for Lon don with 3.C0J casks spirits tarp«o tine worth $50,000, aid 4,453 barrels rosin worth $18,500, .... Ga. LIeL. Co. cleared bark O.aga on the tth tnat., iar Rosario, with 249,ITS feet limber worth $3,788. 8. C.. Nov. Iff 1874 Mr. W. H. Bitaarr, Aagaita, €a, Dear Sir—It gives me great piaaa- ure to attest to the eflhieucy of Gild er's Pills retired fiona you a faw days ago. They h-we a:sompli-'\ai every thing that I desired of thorn, and I have given several to my neighbors. Please send to me two dozen more for use on my farm. Your* respectfn>y, Jxo. C. Tisdale. .-w. " H sSiol.' no<tfsri W wk* BRUyaVICg IfARKBT OFFlOk ADVt.ilis. k %Kl*AF?KO., » Hki'wiwti. k Ua., Iivj.f, 1MIW. / B«low wo quoto prices cimtut for to tUj: OOTTOV. Good Middling jow Low MiiaUtf 9 T.ld .,ruiu«fy n iB.lo , Mil'narjr U’CK. Brok, * ! ‘ J55 mo# c * ,. f ..t..... v i\m fiSri vi'f ;t Jt: i f UUti 1 J0@1 natal sroitEd. il(»>l SH-C %\^J, D f I r.Q; V $1 85;F $1.88 fJ $1 6 - I $1 7'); UlMi ii $s4$: |M $2 80; iff* ifafS 0 wii.Uo# KUddjS^II . I 8 * Of Tit arid whi«kfj3, 47? r* gira*-3, 4Ho. SUPPMKH. Utcov-CI»nrrib •Hta. 14V; Il'i hbnb. tse; try d-lr Itb ll.lf, uon«. Ini, l»*r. lo 1 ,**;lit mldn i n r m Ki, ru-M n-rdm., ft wijblt itt; .ill*. Sinn f? 11; Anil' . fl TA..S On;' f*n<-v. II 0%f« ; bole p, nut. *T Tins. »>; tilt ■ »7 Of tib-nti CoreHanw. o«u, wUtoni ' M ■ r.j. fl 10. H ir-Vurlb- SI 00; E*,t«rn Tluiotby, $1.1 W.h -ra Tluj itbj. f i 1ft. LiBU-lb liBTVM. MJ*.G 11.4 »S Ulx Wic. e'oot., Kt.:. -Uii*., drj Slat, Mf; Mil- K'A12o. w Ml—V iB.n'i-d, ire. cl burr., io b. .. nrlnis. Me; In ht.«, priiun, Via; *li u titlx bill- .1 j.irc. Terybuir/, lli^lS. Wtl Me; dr«r Sin' r7n; oiwr Bb(B«. ‘ 00. Shipping Int?;iiff ABBTTALft. r#*l-BrRc Piar^a*. Viitu*, Abhco. !>•<• 1—He Win n*v«, Bui‘tn, Ni* Tork. ]>ec 4—Br bk ? ac iiufht*, ftlcClomd. PortUnd. DwaC—*2 Nti'i# Bt*n, Hop », Bsrmnd*. D»c 7—Hr hf Lnit, DeZ^ter. Fanchhl. Dtc T—Of K > Tfaftd. CIS k. ft* R L >• 7-4>e 9 C Tamili. 8co«t. Kivannih. D»A«r9M9, t—fir Sink htll, Dit. PhiUdcIpni*. Dec 3—R«tibk Fmll. Holmctrom, Bristol. Dor a—»3 G b MiktrLid, fitroug. Now York. Doe 2—He E J Haiti now*. C’badwirk, VlioinaMon. Ikoo 4-Bg ftunaon Htabbi, .flow York, 7 ? 5*»d ftUiuni Alburr, Abaco, l>»*o 5—He Fo«ti»i, fbilbrook. Noo York. D«c 7—Or OBip HOrtbooon, f^>nnnfl. Dec 7—He Kdword J«fc««oa, IlcLOAld, N T. Dec T - Br he » oirlovi. ftffl'oao. Ao»ct. Jr bk OinObdUoerir, Rorarlb. And ^Urcuj.. HiTilfl parokfatw.1 tbo fti oowoiek Mrlol Mill, I *» •fo»»ti-od U rnriaiob ftr*ofl, MoaI oad Broo 00 low A« IHoV>woit. Bill ood tooponline tson will toko opo> rlil ncrtleo. Town ordoro doliTorrd irro of caot. W. E bURBAGE, dccLCm Druniwick, Oft. MEAD THIS REBUS! Tutored o«»rdln* t*» Aefl o' r Indionopoilo. it. w. •nr twn. fco rHAYt ft n».. !.oakTk«7K; ■'**' -»*i of * nn«ro«o, ot Wiifttntton. W. F. DOERFLINGER, Agent. A FINE LOT OF Shingle8,Lath8iPicket8 TUB SALS BT GREER & McCLURE, At K,/,tObb MsblM. FESSH USA? MARKET MACON, GA. BAUSAGK8 A SPECIALTY. I wl" fth'p nim;n at NINE rOCNDS FOR $1 »). H. M. TAVLOR. »ori5-tf 71 Mnlberi/ atrcct, Ml .ou, Oa. CITY BAKBER SS0P, J. I. CAim, Prayitetar. SVAVUIO. BAIR CCTTtNO AMD BAIR DRnll raatm la n* riry ktnl ant BoatapyratlV (ADIM9 AXD CB1 LOBES'X 1U1K CUTTISO A SPECIALTY. For Sale or Rent., Tbo unilersLfned has o plronont borne for sale or rent. Good tltlee. Everything in fcoed r**poir, oud A. C. BARTLETT.