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r i> \n>b 'it r i r nh ! i J, l>. \\ UKi U ! oC tU.. i*!W ravraiKtoKx. i ■ TKIOIS op thk Cofimbiis Daily and Weekly Timas. X> A.TXYV t One Year $8 00 .JUx Month*. 4 00 'fifSvc c Months 2 iMi -Ppnc Month 75 Wl’.irivlA*: Year $ 2 00 Ppi.t Months 1 00 W Aih'4rti*i>nt lint* '* may In*h oi on nppU* eati- <ll. QKOKCHA m:m>. Akvpaka Forester ! for sale, j ||®2-“Tho Jjvsfu'r Oreens, of Savannah, | gave a handsome ball Tuesday night. of the lately emancipated weri drewued at Savannah yestonlay. Ay Small pox is investing* the <iuiet village of New nail. is to be a grand fancy j ball at Athens on the litli of Janu ary. Albany Ccittral City is imw publishing jun oxh4p.lt iv* argument on the usury question. BEK A small lire, costing three hund r<vl dollars, was the sensation in At lanta. yesterday. Hr The Cotifodomto monument ! > lie ©r<vtod in Havanaa!i arrived in that eity Tuesday. Why can’t we have 1 one here ? K .\lr. U -ese (Tray an 1 Mrs. Sim- i mens, inmates of the Elbert county poor house* were nuuried last week,'agt‘d respectively 5 and 80 years. jfc -—All of our ox changes give notice? of minor disturbances on Christinas day. We judge that an overdose of pirn top whiskey was the cause in every ease. Hi Kimball, at tilt) invitation of the Atlan tn 13< ard <>f Tin do, <io nen t - ■ed to speak last night on the opment/* of a cotton factory. oh~- Robert Johnson, Colored, was (elevated to the position of paper mail ■clerk in the Atlaiitapost-ofnee, under |^Kt must. t Hard, and mw he in the Atlanta jail for robbing the mail. M-Mondav morning a little daugh ter of Mr. \Vm. Barber, residing on Oordon street, near Whitaker street, KaAannah, was found dead in hid. Hh< was about four years of age. She slept with her parents, and retired on £Mi* lav night apparently in her usual Bn it If. Sion day morning, upon Awaking, Mr. Barber noticed that the little dailing was unusually quiet, and 011 attempting to move her found she was lifeless, though the body wan Slightly warm. In a few minutes the ehiJ! of death had settled upon the petite form, and the joy of a happy home had vanished. The remains vyigro carried to Augusta for inter ment. ALABAMA A’KWo. - The Supreme Court of Alabama, Judges BriekeH, Judge and Manning, convenes in Montgomery on Monday. There were two unsuccessful at tempts to rob private houses in Mont* gomery, Thursday night. jfcjK--Timber is shipped from .Selma, Ala.. to Michigan. A large quantity of cedar is shipped for making buck et Br~H. H. Ilowell, Esu., of Notasulga, this year six hogs, weighing nineteen hundred pounds and the best of it was that- ho fed them on Sgbme-madc corn. -Mosher, recently killed while at tempting to rob the house of Judge Tan Brunt in New York, and better Shown as the abductor or little t 'bar iv Ross of Phiiadephia, once did hu ■nicas, ftp-called, in Montgomery, lie kept a sort of store, with an organ j Arid piece of show canvas in front, on Market street, just above the Madison \ Mouse, two or three years ago. While here he stole a watch, if he m the Sane* Mosher, but gave bond, di&itp- Bnred. went into the business of Healing the children of rich parents, for a ransom, and while in an attempt at burglary was killed.— Advertiser. —————— %. eiaj to Daily T/iuom, by S. & A. LB'*or strikes In Kiutlnnd—TiMilf !lf lircmul. Doc. 31. -The lul*>r strikes are gpSjMnasing in number at the various man* -turing, mining and ship building een s throughout the country, with no of an early settlement. 'Hie annber of ship employees on strike are Alo w estimated at upwards of twelve thou <ten<l. Twenty-fiveshipya Is are idle. |HTr;ule generally is depressed in unnac* #j nee of the strikes. Bchh'aijo, - WohUht o<il<l kti ! frosty, ttain much rw*irif*l. Wlff Murdfr. RKansas City, Itorcmhcr 31. Cha.lo* 11. Iforter, who has Ixscn residing hero for ■svcrai months under the assumed name of lurries Ffilion, has £tf*c*i < with ®oordering; Ids wif>* by abortion in Ocean N. J., Inst July. - —- X>f!C. 31.—Hon. -Tone.than flpiil well known throughout Ohio, died tcnlay with jmcumhnm. at, Glend.ilr*. lilnx Kulak tin. Knew Haven, Dee. 31. Klng Kalakua hen* from New York at 12:30 r. m. jHniay, and was given a reception by the latty authorities. The Fim Department H|as called out, and passed in review h<> his Majesty, who is this afternoon the principal manufactories here. • Ocean w.<. tNi:w Yor.K, December ;;l.- The fol wing advices have just been reeiv i by the Pacific Mail .Steamship |pcmpany : The steamship Calfma ar *tve<l at Han Fraitt'isco from Panaom, via Acapulco, December 28th, and the aSamer Montana sailed from San I for Panama, via Apaeuleo, Ijr ember 30. ■* • <■ ♦ - ! itris;ltfliti a-- K. It. it. |||Salt Pvke City, ikaciixhyv *lThe this in or ning publishes arli •w-cluamina to have _ lifewSoyeivd a on tjie;paat of tins Mor n|* n bishops to seize and hold sever al Federal officials as hostages until th Federal troops are withdrawn ; CTom this locality, and -then compel all persons opposed to Mormon faith to leave Utah. THE DAILY TIMES. The \r.r Ydf'L Ifcrnl.l hi hr i‘rnr. Rpocitil to t!u> TiMiis l'y s. .V ... J.tue.J ’ Jfv.w Yoi:k, Doc. 31. The 1/civhl to fl:iy heads its ortldo colu’nhtvitha ea- Mo to the Atuciic-'Ut Trees tion j'lvic the oi>inion of tdloßt'idln Ninth Gormun (hurtle respecting the Hifdh). It also jiubUshea a spe cial dispatch on same subject loom London, staling the Augsburg (7a zette ol targe -< the llcrahl with being the orgttu of ullmmoutiinisin, and that it has entered Into eonspirae.y with Arnim to skuuler t.l\e Gorman Empire. The llrrulJ tlenles being the organ of nUrtunontanes, ami says they prefer Bismarck. It is the organ of no man, no cli<iue, no party, but aims to represent the highest and most patriotic purposes of the Amer ican people. It supports 7 ISismareli when right and opposes him when wrong. The ffertrkC* Paris s|>eeiid says : The published programme of order which is to bo preserved on the occasion of President MaoMahon’s New Year reception at the Palace of Ely/.o is tnu di commented upon be cause it is the first time since the war. That journal officially announces that the President will be attended by marshals and Generals on duty, also by manager Guibert, Archbishop of Paris, who will stand beside the Pres ident. This is the first time since the reign of Charles X that the Prelate of Paris has been placed so, and the fact of the leader of the French Ultramontanea holding the post of honor causes great sensation. Marshal MtieMabon in this inflicts indirectly a slight on the prerogative of the National Assembly, although he possibly never ifrteiraed to do So. A special to the JJ raUI from Ant werp says tlie port of Antwerp is froKon mid navigation suspended. A special to the llcrahl from New Orlcens says War mouth’s duel with Jen 11 will probably take place in a day or two. Weather to-day cold thermome ter fen degrees above zero. • <v • UoOrtay Ti,r Trltmiii 1 After tlir l.snitl atr.S l*ivo. SlHN'.a'. to the Tlmks by 8. * A. Dim*.] Ni-vv Yoiik, Doe. Ml. Now Year's day will bv> observed g<‘neiully as a holiday. The banks, will be closed, and the day devoted to making and receiving calls. The Jlf'i'.tld has com in*.'need war upon ; ,h • Trosideu' of the Associated Press, and indirectly calls upon him to ex pinin' w ha* lie calls stock jobbing dispatches ent from Washington in the synopsis of his annual message purportiug -to give the views of the President upon Cuba, Tire Herald says this* matter jnupt not \w allowed to tlrop; we must have tin* whole truth of it. The President, under a direct, charge <>f the Washington agent of th*' Associated Press, is ac cused of having dishonored t ho eoun try. Par Me .Hail Invent isratUm. Special to tho Twits by H. A A. Line.] Brooklyn, DccemLor 3J. Tho an nouncement. t].<; t ( YI. Sc hum ache r’s name had become mixed up in the Pacific T&lail invent Ration caused eon *kl<Table comment in thin city, where he is highly esteemed. He is an old member of the bar, and has for sev eral years been associate attorney for the Pacific Mail Company, and was one of the largest stockholders in the Brooklyn Trust Company, and he re ceived S‘27S,(MX) from the Pacific Mail Company. He was not a member of Congress, and it is .-dated that lie re ceived tin* money in his professional capacity. His family are now in Eu rope, and it is thought Schumacher has gone to spend New Year’s with his mother at Oiaverook, in Columbia county, New York. In an .'. <*[• to a request of the Com mittee Kufus Hatch here produced considerable corn s]>ondonee between Abercrombie, Treasurer of the Pacific Mail Company, and Vice President! Bellows. The letters relate l prinei-; pally to the transactionthe com pany in San Frail cisco. New York, December 31. Tlie in- j vc.-ligation of the Pacific Mali Com- ! paiiy’s affair was continued at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning, j (1-eorgc Weed, cashier for John Roach, j testified that the Exchange check was j given the tti: of Scptfjflpber, 1872, at the request of Vice President Fellows ! for the purpose, as he supposed, of! accommodation. Roach had no! knowledge of the transaction, and ; only gave his consent for the ox- j change of checks. At this time only cIOO/)*X) of money for the- building of j the Pekin and Toko! had been paid. | Roach was then re-called, and said j he had no knowledge of the t ran sac- j tion, as Weed made all tlie collections j and disbursements under his super- | vision. Roswell It. Ralston, one of tin* Pa cific Mail Company Directors, was next sworn. Kxparl * from Rirlirnnnrl. Itrcn .iuXD, Ya. Dec. 31.—Total amount of foreigh exports from this port during 1874, three millions thirty one thousand six hundred eighty six dollars. This includes l,f; U ; 7 M) of flour, and J,3rt4,02J of tobacco, leaf, strips, items and manufac- | ture l. Very few of the tobacco fnetorlos J in tills city are now at work ; operations j b*e.ierally will l>c resumed about the fif- j teenth of January. • ♦ • Employee* of P.intiiui Huumu to be Hi?” (I need. New Youk, December 31. Contrary to i general expects tti oik, the Icmff Looked for j era to reduce the force of Custom House f employees was not carried into effect tc-j day. ilepor ts were current that 300 or 400 , men were to i>o decapitated. It is expect- j ed the wholesale discharge will take place , in a few days. COLUMBUS, GA., Fill DA Y, JANUARY 1, 1875. I rtjKMial to ratty Tlino.v by H. k A. Liao.] lItGL.ITVD. I Diuilxk, Poeembor 31. Preparation Is I being made for the pilgrlmagoof tin* Irish Oatholles to tho shrines of Oouriles ami lVirny Lemoniftl, U> start eai'ly in next spring. I DinmlN, L)<xv 31. It is utulorsUxxl that ; ji p<h rage lets been offered to DelUill Sau-1 j cor, member for Dublin University, and j declined. Hi* M'S. Madrid, Dei*. 31.—Dispatches have been | roooiwxl apprising tiio Government that General Campa/., commanding limn* bat | t a lions of t roops in the province of Vftlem cia, has ißßueil a in favor | < .f Prince Alphonse. m A battle Is Imminent between tho ltc publicans and insurgents. ENCUMt London, Dec. 31.- -On tho reassoinhltng ■if Parlimn cut it is proposed to iniroduae a bill making n*rtaln important, amynd rftents to tiio patent laws. London, Deo. 31. Arctic navigators and whalemen consider tho time proptwed for stalling the British Arctic Kxixxlition Uh) late In tho Bcaeon. Davis Straits Is ice bound, and ouly the western passage is left open. 'Hmy urge vessels should sail April or May at tho latest. FRANCE. Paris, Doe. 31. Immediately after tho holidays, tho War Dcpartmen%wUl issue instructions to begin propamtfcms gener ally for the military manoeuvres in tho spring, which will le conducted on a very extensive scale; will greatly exceed last autumn’s manoeuvres in importance. A system of mobilization will be put into use, with Hie view of bringing on t.l*o Held the largest force possible. The regular army and entire reserves will be employ ed in the manoeuvres. fmlt* l Marino MmiaN. Nbw York, Dee. 31. A chart of Boston’s telegraplih niglit signals -has bAn nr rjiaged to lx* tlloa m comuetiim wit h the Anv'ilean Lloyd Itegister (Vklo, tri give the Cbde numeralsot vessels pry?siiig at night, telegi-apldc reporting stations and passing vessels east. soon b<‘ allotted a Code !umbor;nyAvlffr-h she will alwu>*s be m ognlzivl unci referred to this I system of slgnali. It Is In Use in the j Mavies of tim United States, France, Italy, | Denmark, and Holland. It lias bean ap proved by tie* Board of Underwriters and < MiumlH*r of Commerce. It Is about to be | introduced into the United States Light I House service. It will also bo adopted by the Marine News Department of gold,and the Stock Telegraph Cos. here is trans mitting their marine news. The arrange ment of numerals by day and lights by niglit, represrnting numerals, will make the most complete murine reporting ser vice hitherto attempted. The name and j line of vessels will be designated by three ; signals. It goes into effect to-morrow. TloriuoiiM to Ilulld n Ifullroml. Salt Lake City, December 31, —A | mmibor ot wealthy citi/f ns of Uluh : yesterday rffccled an organization for the extojislod of the Utah South ! cm Railroad from Pay son city to its ! present terminus, seventy-live miles ! from this city, to the distance of two hundred miles south, connecting with the proposed Southern Pacific at, the head of the Gulf of California, therc ! by opening ui> tho Southern Utah and i Arizona mines, and the vast coal lands of San Peteeo. The charter I demands the completion of the road in two years by direction of tho At | torney General of tho United States. Proceedings in equity have been instituted to set aside tho pateut | fraudulently procured by A. It. Lock wood, a Mormon bishop, for lands j occupied by the Utah penitentiary, | The hind in controversy has been | conveyed to Brigham Young, who will he made a party to the frauds. (Sjn i ial to Daily TiiniH, by S. k A, Liu.j southern Outrage Committee at Work. Montgomery, Ala., Doc. 31. The Con gressional CommitbH* engaged in the in vestigation of alkigod outrage#* Ims teen in session her*- all day, and lias examined several jiersons. The nature of the evi dence has not been made public, hut It is thought to la*, unimportant. Tho commlt j tee will probably remain till Monday. \ew Telegraph blue. | Halt Lake City, December 31. The j Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Coin ’ puny has leased the Desert line, be l tween Salt Lake and Ogden, making j the former a through line hence to all I points cast and west. Hank Rebbcry. | Boston, Dec. 31. A special from Porfc- I land, Maine, says Thomas Pennell, Treas ! urer of Cumberland County, was knix'kod ! insensible by thieves, in his office, at six i o'clock last night, and the safe robl>ed of j between 8,000 and 10,(XX) dollars. The j thieves cscapcd.but Pennell thinks Jie will j be able to recognize them. I'reczi** at I lie North. Manchester, N. H. Dee. 31. At sunrise ! this morning, the thermometer in this j city, stood from 10 to 15 below ! zero, and in the Northern part of the | Shite, it was from 20 to 30 degree* below zero, ix'irig one of the coldest of the sea son. - • • Prince Alplionzo lilngof *j:r in. London, Dec. 31.-A sjxx-ial <lispatch from Madrid, says it Is reported in that city, that Prince Alpsonzo, son of ex- Queen Isabella, lias been pr<x*lghned King of Spain. • -♦ • Washington, Doc. 31. -The following is a statement of the United Htutea euri'eney outstanding at this date: Old demand notes $7,831,750; legal ten der notes $3W2,000,000; notes of 1808, 095 ; eom|K)und int<‘rest iiotes $390,570; fractional currency $40,390,598 33. Total $428,981,480 83. Custom receipts for the week ending December 20th: Boston $105,209 99; Now; York $1,081,208 89; Philadelphia $84,092 41; Baltimore $87,110 10; New Oilcans $50,-j :f, 9 95; San Franelsc<Vsloo,2r>2 04. / From internal revenue to-day $567,503 10 j total for a month to dale: $8,984,030 83. j -rr- - —~ • 1 WAkHTNOTox, Dec. 31,—Departments of I the Government nil cloth*] at noon to-day, j in order to allow employees toprepwe for j the ceremonies 'of New Year’s day. A rpmaikablo liwtahco of the i>t<<}>- ivKntion of orimlnnls was rolnu>.l by Dr. Harris, of Now Tovk, at, invivivt meeting of tho State Charities Al<l Association. In n small villago in a county on tho Uppor jiu Lon, some seventy years a young girl nam ed “Margaret” was sot adrift on tiio j casual charity of tho inhabitants. Sho became tho mother of a long race of criminals and paupers, and her progeny has cursed tiio county ever since. Tito county records shpwjavo hundred of her descendants who have been criminals. In one single gen eration of her unhappy line there were twenty children; of'those thrd‘6 died in infancy, uud .seventeen sur vived to maturity. Of the seventeen, nine served in tho State prisons for high crimes on aggregate term of fifty years, while tho others were the fro fluent Inmates of jails and penitontin aides and almshouses! Of the nine hundred descendants, through six generations, from this unhappy gild who was left, oh the village streets and abandoned in her childhood a great number have been idiots, im beciles, drunkards, lunatics, paupers and prostitutes, and ’two hundred of tiio more vigorous are on record as criminals. This neglected little child has thus cost the county authorities, in tho effects she lias transmitted, ■ hundreds of thousand' 4 of dollars in tho expense and care of criminals and paupers, besides the untold dam age slie lias inflicted on property uud public morals. ■tell el Ul.hniinr. The Washington correspondent of .tlie Cincinnati (Mzettv gives the title of “Rojl of. Dishonor*! to $o .list of the llepublieuns in tlie Housoof Hup resentatives, at. Washington, who vot- LT*?!gainst an investigation into the safe burglary trial, and the means employed by the Ciiivernmein, (p de feat the ends ot justice. lie suy s : Although it is well known that at least live officers of tlie Government actively interfered to impede tho ad ministration of justice in this matter, the following Kepubliouus voted against seconding the demand for tlie previous question : Messrs. Negley, Parsons, Orth, Maynard, Olcments, Hawley, of Illinois, Cessna, 'White, of Alabama, Parker, of Missouri, Clay ton, of California, Sawyer, of Wiscon sin, Whether, of New York, Hays Cot ton, Whiteloy, Albright, Biirehard, i Fields, Kelley, Sherwood, Garfield,. I Cannon, Lawrence, Page, Hubbelt, Lvnoh, Bundy,Sessions, (Hark, Ward, of New Jersey, Dobbins, Goock, Hull - , of Maine, Stowed, Wilson, of .lowa, Pivfcmd, Busk, Lowndes, and Colil), of Kansas. This “Xtoll of Dishonor” is deserv ing of universal publicity. It, drives another strong nail into the coffin of tho Republican parly. Honest peo ple of all parties will unite in the opinion that it is about time < he par ty was dispensed with whoso lenders come to tlie rescue of burglars and their confederates. There-will bo an anti-whitewashing investigation by tho next Houso of Congress. • • A Jilted Woman Tmtowrao Vit jw.ul. Maggie Delil, api>earently twenty-two years old, was arrested for throwing vitriol on Felix Kenne dy, conductor of a street ear. The girl, who is a fine-looking young wo man, says she lias boon engaged to be married to Kennedy, and lie bus broken his promise, ’ Kennedy says that Miss Deli I got in tho car ami took a seat. He had been told she intended to injure him, and wit; on Ids guard. Who drew a viol of Vitriol from her pocket, and threw tin' eon tehts on him. liaising Ids hands, im' saved Ids eyes, but ids face and neck Were burned. His overcoat was de stroyed. He put her oil tlm ear, when she was taken in custody by Special Officer Cook, who took her to the Middle District Station. At tho Station, it was discovered that the young woman had also received injury from tho destructive acid which she had scattered about so recklessly. Homo of it had got into her left eye. The physician who was called in to attend her, thought at first, that the sight would bo destroy ed, but, lust night had hopes of sav ing tho organ. BuUiinurr Sun. — • ■ A Lesson in Good Manneus. At tho recent revolt of the white girls of tlie public schools in New Orleans against the “mixed school” attempt, a delegation of those young ladies visited tho various newspaper offices with a statement, which they desired published. At tlie /frpuWiemi office they were, it,is alleged ‘grosslyiiisult ed by A. E. Adams, a reporter on that paper, for which a brotherof one of the young ladies was so rush an to castigate him. The reporter, howev er, rallied, and through tlie influence of (in' ladies, of course, saw where his manners could by Improved, as in dicated by tlie annexed card: Kutn (Ji'lhuhh, JJix. in, IH74.— Eight young ladies having said and con vinced me that I used improper words to them, I am bound not only to be lieve them, but to express' my,regrets at having used such words, ami ten der to them my heartiest, apologies for the occurrence, whiclrwtts entirely iininteuthtl'Oii my part. Akthuu Ei Adams. Tin: large and valuable plan tation formerly owned by Col. Foster Marshall and. situated two miles from Silver HjiriiiK. and seven milea from Oealu, lias been purchased by a num ber Of Kcutlemcii, who intend ereet lnglartjte sugar mills and a refinery, and go into the culture of sugar on a a very .large snalc. The jnirolviwr* are gentlemen of. large means, ami bhie been engaged In the buaines i in rCuria for a number of years. The ex-Em]s esri Iydgerde, does not arise from flip sevylng niacliine when genllernen call on her,.but works the cumneii', pedal move .merrily than ever. Eugenie lias very pretty feet. \ '■ ?■ ‘ i A lad who borrowed a dictionary lie re'ad, returnod it after he got through |vrltll the remark: It was very time ! reading, but it somehow’ changed the subject, werry often.” A man is said to be absent-minded whan ho thinks he lias left his wai.eli at. home and takes it out of Ids pocket to see if he lias time to return homo to get it. I It is rumored that there is a proba j bllli y of the South Carolina railroad ' leasing the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta line. At the last, mooting of tho stockholders ol' tho latter compa ny a proposition was made by the <throllna road for a lease, and a com mittee was appointed to consider tho matter. The eoflfnfittco consists of Messrs. AVnt, H. BnLviey, nih ttal mor, Newcomer, Bridgers a®T Town send. It is said that It taV<U;nnl<i re port will be made, but as yet nothing lias been agreed uprtn. ■ ’ ■■■y • —■■■—— Two neighbors hart a long and -en venomed litigation about a small spring which t hey both claimed. Tho judge, worried .out with the wise, at last said : “\VTUit is the use of mak ing such it fuss about a little water?” “Your honor will see the use or It,” replied one of the lawyers, when t In form you that tho parties are both milkmen." The tour of laughter which followed, proved that tho en tire audience saw the point. —-■ • - It is related of a certain minister, who was noted for his long sermons, with many divisions, that one day, .when ho was advancing among his teens, he reached at length a kind Of resting place In his discourse, when pausing to take breath, he asked tho question: And what shall I say more?” A voice from tho congrega tion earnestly responded: “Hay Amen I” Tom Moore compares love to a po tato “because it shoots l'roru tho eyes.” “Or rather,” exclaimed Byron, “be cause R beoomes all tho less by j wr ing." - Five of the sweetest words in tiio English language begins with IT, which is only a breath -Heart, Hope, Home, Happiness, Heaven. Heart is a hope-place, ami homo is a heart-, place. • • • ■■■ • ■ He who tells a lie is not, sensible how great a task lie undertakes, for lie may be forced to tell twenty more to maintain one. A politician spoke of his conscience ns an “inward monitor.” “Yes,” Said the auditor, it’s a reg’lar iron clad.” • ->- * -It remained for tho New York thieves to devise anew lino of theft. They have done so and are now making raids on valuable seal-skin caps worn by boys and young men.- Generally one of the theives conies up behind the wearer, seizes the cap, from his head, leaps into a wagon driven by a confederate, and disap pears before tlie owner recovers from his astonishment. - O - The Rev. Tobias l’epperpod lias .■been preaching against tlie stage again. He knows all about tlie stage, Of course. He drew a fearful picture Of the green room told how demor alizing i,t win) with its bar and ten pin alley. He described in a graphic manner how portions of the audience lounged into (lie green-room during the play and spent hours in playing three card monte with tho actresses. What Mr. IVppcrpod doesen’t know about the stage isn’t worth telling. —. . An iron bolt, half nil inch (hick and one and one-half inches long, with a nut of .tlie same metal, was found, tho other day, imbedded in a piei solid rock at Wyandotte, Kan sas, and the question is how it ever got there. Tho Now York IFo rid asks Gov. Tihleii, of New York, to intercede with I’residonf Grant in behalf of tho poor fellows who have been lying in the Albany Penitentiary upon con viction under tiio Ku-klux law. GOyiiRNMKNT OIMiI’MGIA. ILvemtivc !*•',i>h.v(tucut. Jamhm M, Smith, fLivnriior 'of flit- State. i*. W. ALusftiiilcr* *L W. Sih i’< tarifH Jix* i.'imttvo Dynurttftcjit. Th‘,inn o. Siunucl C. WillmiDH, Clfl'lia ExpcutiVo IMpartßiont. J. 15. ('juupboll, Warrant Olork. W. 11. (frißaby, MimKon'jor ami Rpourtliny Ok-rk. Wtftlif Sloiihc OIIU’OrN. N. ( Rftvm tt , Secrotary of State. ■l. F. Johoh, Clerk. W. L. OoltlHiniUL, (loßiptrollor General. J. W. Ilcnfj’Gi!, J. W. Guklnmltli, Clerkn. John Jouen, State Trcaanrer. Miller Grieve, Olork. Jrtel Rraulium, Librarian. 10. A. I’lcwellon, Suin.rintoudent of Public BulhliiißM, etc. <L J. Orr, State School GfimniißHloncr. Thomas F. Green, M. D., Hiijicrinteutltmt of Lunatic Anylum. W. IF Williama, Hmicrlnteudonfc Academy of the Blind. W. O. Ooiinor, Superintendent Deaf and Dumb Anylum. Judicial Departinciit. BUl’llliMK COURT. Hon. Hi run i V/aruor,'' CJtiicf Jiisticc. lion. Jl. K.’atcCVy, Hon. K. P. Tvippc, Jiulgo. N. J. J/ammoinl, Attorney General. Z. D. Harrison, Clerk. Henry JarkKon, Ili pottcr. Tho Hupn-nit! Odnrt Hits at tin’ or at of {govern ment, lrginnln on the third Monday in .January add til a flrat Monday iu .July of each year. aUPHIIIOJI COURTS. Alban;/ Circuit. Pater I. HtrOKieP, Jud^o. I/.vron Ji. Dower, Solicitor General. linker—{Ckiril Mondays in May and November. Mondays in March anil Bep tchiher. Decatur—Firat- ami' kedbnd Mondays iu May and November. bougnoynrr-Fiwt, tweon-1 and thin) Mondays In April and October; Mitchell—Fourth Mondays in May and Novem ber. Worth -Fourth Mondays in April anil October. Atlanta Circuit. John L. Hopkins, Judge. , TANARUS, J. Glemi, Solicitor General. bcKiilb—Third Mondays iu March and Septem ber. Olay ton—First Mondays in March and fcoptem her. Fuiti n -Monday next after the fourth Mini days in March unu September. Awjusbi Circuit. Wiilktm Gibbon, Judge. Davenport Jackson, Solictor General. BtrTko—Third ?dondfiys in May and Novoinbor. Colnmbiiv—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. McDufile—Third Mondayo in March and Sep triftibttr. Rti-hinond—Third Mondays iu April and Octo her. • Ji:w ItiJgc Circuit. No.tl 11. Knight, Jndgo. (!. 1). PliilLijis, Solicitor Geucrul. Clierokee— Fourth Mondays in February and Jipst M-mdays iu August. GoUb— Second Mondays in March and Novem- Wi. Dawson— I Third Mondays in April and second Mondays fn September. Foray th—First Mondays in April and fourth Mondays in August. Fruipin—*TUiird Mondays in May and October. Gibber—Second Mondays in May and October. Milton—Fourth Monday in March and third Monday in Augrtfd. Picketts—Fourth Mondays in April mid Septam ; her, Towns—Monday alter f.urth Mondays in May and October. TJnioh - Fourth Mondays in Mey and October. ft runt aj tel; <'treat t. John D. Harris, Judge. Simon W, Hitch, Solicitor General. 1 Anpllug—Third Mondays in March and Septem ber. Camden—Tuopdsy after tho fourth Monday in April and Oetobor. Charltoli Monday after Camden Court. Clinch—Second TuemlnyH tu April and October. c ilk' Ft rat Tuesdays in April and October. K- kola—Second Mnudays in April sud October. Glynn—'Third Tuesday after fourth Monday lu May and November. Liberty—Tuesday after the third Monday ill May and November. Piercb—First Moudays iu March and Septem ber. Ware—Fourth Mondays iu March and Septum* her. Wayuv Socond Mondays iu March and Soptem ber. C'fi(Utahbochce Circult. James Jolmsou, Judge. W. A. Little, .Solicitor Gcuend. Chattahoochee—Fourth Mondays iu March and September. Harris— Second Mondays iu April and October. Marion—Third Mondays in April and October. Muscogee—Second Mondays iu May and No vember. Stewart—Fourth Mondays in April aud Octo ber. Talbot—Soeouo Mondays iu March aud Septem ber. Taylor—First Mondays iu April and October. Cherokve Circuit. 0. D. McOntchen, Judge. Albert T. Hackett, Solicitor General. Bartow—Third Mouda.vs iu March uud Septem ber. Catoosa-,-Soeoud Mondays in February aud Au gust. Dado—Second Mouduyg in May aud Novemtier. Gordon—Third Mondays iu February aud Au gust. Murray—Third Mondays iu April and October. Whitfield—Fourth Mondays In April aud Octo ber. Halter* Circuit. William Schley, Judge. A. K. Lamar, Solicitor General. Bryan—Third Mondays iu April and November. Bullock—Thursdays before the first Mondays iu April and November. Chatham—Second Mondays In February, May uud November. Effingham—Socoud Mondays in April and No vember. Mrlntssh—Tuesdays after the last Mondays in April ami November. Flint Circuit. John I. Hall, Judge. T. B. Cabaniss, Solicitor General. Butts—Second Mondays in March and Septem ber. Henry—Third Mondays in February and Au gust. Newton—Third Mondays in March and Septem ber. Pike—Second Mondays in April aud October. Rockdale—Monday after the fourth Mondays in March uud September. Spalding—First Mondays iu February aud Au gust. t Upson—First Mondays iu May and November. .Vo con Qircuit. Barnard Hill, Judge. 1 Chns. J. Harris, Solicitor General. Bibb—Fourth Mondays iu April and October. Crawford—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. Houston—Fourth Mondays in May and Novem ber. Twiggs—Second Mondays in April and October. MidtJ.lv. Circuit. Herscliel V. Johnson, Judge. John W. Robinson, Solicitor General. Emanuel—Third Mondays iu April and October. Jeflbi'Hon—Second Mondays in May aud Novem ber. Jolmsou—Fourth Mondays in March uud Sep tember. Screven —First Mondays iu May aud November. Tatnall—Second Mondays iu April and October. Washington—-Second Mondays in March aud September. Northn'v Circuit. G. 11. Pottle, Judge. SauuiQl Lumpkin. Solicitor General. FJbcrf Second Mondays in March and Sep tember. Hancock—Second Mondays iu April aud Octo ber. Hart—Third Mondays in March and September. Lincoln- Fourth Mondays iu April and Octo ber. Madison —First Mondays in March aud Septem ber. Oglethorpe—Third Mondays in April and Octo ber. Taliaferro—Fourth Mondays in February and August, Warren—First Mondays in April and October. Wilkes—First Mondays in May and November. Glasscock—Third Mondays in February and Au gUßt. Oc mu Iyer Circuit. George F. Bartlett, Judge. Joseph Preston, .Solicitor General. Baldwin - Fourth Mondays in February and Au gust. •; Greene—Second Mondays in March and Sop* timber. Jasper—Second Mondays iu February and Au gust. J ouch—Third Mondays in April and October. Morgan—First Mondays in March and Septem ber. Putnam—Third Mondays in March and Septem ber. Wilkinson—First Mondays in March and Sep tember. Ocotuc Circuit. A. C. Fate, Judge. Itolliu A. Stanley, Solicitor General. Dodgo—Fourth Mondays in April and October. Dooly—Ttyird MomhiyH iu March and Septem ber, Irwin-—Friday alter the fourth Monday# in March and Hopteiubcr. Laurens—Second Mondays in April aud Octo ber. Montgomery—Thursday after the first Mon days lu April and October. Pulaski—First Mondays iu May and November. Tolliiir—Tuesday after tho third Moudaya iu April and October. Wilcox—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. Patdula Circuit. W. D. Kidfloo, Judge. James T. Flowelleu, Solicitor General. Clay—Fourth Moudaya iu March aud Septem ber. Early—First Mondays in April and October. Miller—Second Mondays iu April aud October. Quitman—Third Mondays in May aud Novem ber. Randolph—First Mondays in May and Novem ber. /• i’it Terrell—Fourth Mondays in Mayaud November. Jiotne Circuit. Juo. W. H. Underwood, Judge. Cicero T. Clements, Solicitor QouoraL Chattooga—First Mondays in March and Sep tember. Floyd—First Mondays in January and July. Paulding—First Mondays iu February and Au gust. Polk—Second Mondays in February and Au gust. Haralson- Foprth Mondays in March and Sep tember. Walker—Last Mondays in February and Au gust, . Southern Circuit. August H. Hansell, Judge. ltohert (4. Mitchell, Solicitor General. Berrien—Third Mondays iu March and Septem ber. . . ■ JirookH-rJTfst Mondays in May and November. Colquitt—Wednesday after fourth Mondays in March and September. Lowndes—The first Mondays iu May and No vember, and shall be held two weeks if necessary. Thomas—Third weeks in April and October. Southwestern Circuit, James M. Clarke, Judge. Charles F. Crisp, Solicitor General. Loe— Fourth Monday iu March and second Munday.in November. Macon—First Monday in December and third Monday in July. j Bchley—Second Mondays In Ap>ril and October. Sumter— -Third Mondays: In April and October. Webster—Second Mondays iu March and Sep tember. Coweta Circuit. Hugh Buchauan, Judge. Albert H. Cox, Solicitor General. Carroll— First Mondays in April and October. Campbell— Second Mondays iu February and August. Coweta—First Mouilays iu March and Septem ber. Douglass— Third Mondays in April and October. Fayette—Fourth Mondays In February and Au gust. Heard Third Mondays in March and Septem ber. Meriwethcr-dfirst Mondays In May and No vember. Troup— Third Mondays in May and November. Wiitzm Circuit. George I>. Rice, Judge. Emory Speer, Solicitor General. Banks—First Mondays iu April and October. Ciarko—First Mondays In February uud second Mondays August. Flank—First Mondays iu February aud second Mondays In August. Franklin—Second Mondays iu April aud Octo her. t Gwinm tt—First Mondays in March and second Mondays in September. .. Habersham—Third Mondays iu April and Octo ber. Hall— Third Mondays In March and September. Jackson—Fourth Mondays in February aud Au gust. i Kabun—Fourth Mondays In April aud October. Walton—Third Mondays in April and August. White—Monday after the fourth Mondays iu April aud October. YOL I.—NO. 1 . FINDLAY SONS’ IRON WORKS, M.COX, - . OA. .* dST v ,i (Patent' and February 21.1871. aud April 28,1874 ) GRAND GOLD MEDAL Award'd the Great ••HM-tFHg” Press over Competitors at the Georgia f9Mm Fata- at liXQW n 1873. The Fastest, Most Durable, Lightest Draught and Cheapest Cotton Screw and Hay Press in the World!! PACKS THE BALE IH 12 BOOTD3. Two or Three Hands or One Light Mule Packs in Two Minutes. Bales of Cotton Packed by this Press rang* from 600 to 8(H) Pounds. WE OUAUANTEE To make Good, FREE OF COST, (and pay uxpan* has of transportation) any portion of the iron work of the Eclipse that may provo defective within three ycara after purchase, aud warrant against breakage- without limit an to time. The “ECLIPSE" can b furnished all complsts, or simply the irons, as parties may desire. Presses arranged for uteam or water power when required. We have Testimonials from many of the largest aud best planters in Georgia, (and all the other Cotton States) using this pruss, whose names am •as familiar as household words." Planters visit’ Jng Macon are earnestly advised not to purchSM a Cotton Press until they examine closely sad thorougly the “ECLIPSE," and judge for them selves. Send for descriptive pamphlets contain* ing testimonials aud prices. Though far superior heretofore, we have made RECENT VALUABLE IMPItOVEMETS. giving ail parts increased strength, aud affording still light lu draught, and dispensing with what was kuowu an the “inner sleeve,” The “ECLIPSE” it now PEUPECTION. FINDLAYS’ Improved Power Press! For Steam or Water Power. FINDLAYS’ IMPROVED POWER PRESS, fop steam or water power, iioHsesses rare advantage* aud conveniences. Screw pin la ten feet Ida*; gearing heavy aud strong, and instead of tbo doubtful and dangerous “clutch" arraugomont* tight aud loose pulleys with ••shippera” ard used, thus insuring safety, certainty and promptness of action. This press will be supplied with our new patent Conical Rollers, a most valuable improve ment, for the purpose of receiving the '‘end thrust," aud very materially lessening the fric tion. This Press was also triumphant at the last Htato Fair. E Findlay Nona' Iron Works. MACON. OAt New Feature. In addition to our regular “Eclipse" Press, woof, for this season (guaranteed as above) a strictly “HAND ECLIPSE PRESS,” With horizontal lovers, for working iuside ol gin house. Will be from three to four timoa as fast and lighter draught than any other baad screw press ever offered. Bf positive right wo will also auumthotare In iJt Its forms Nisbet's Improved Wrwgkt-lrn Screw Cotton Press, Using onr “Eclipse" frame, and adding our H#tr "patent Conical Rollers," to lessen friction, ate. This press will be made for hand, horse, water or steam power, and in every instance the screw pise will be ten feet loug and four inches in diameter, of warranted material. 'V‘ill l*f l*Pf|Mtrt‘tl Supply uiiy kind ofNpmv I’itiw Umlml. A/X' AN EABLY DAY Wo will Introduce a NKW OIN UYAItTND. boon* to supersede ail others, buiug simply the old kh ioued Gin Gearing running on auti-frictiou rollera and working on the ground, thus dispensing with “kiug-posta" aud “centre supports/* mi the trouble and doubt of puttiug them up. W ad vise parties not to order until they see this “USW movement" and hear our guarantee, etc. J&PMen* tor descriptive circular, containing detailed illustrations of our presses, etc., and tes timonials price, terms, etc. We are manufacturers also of Bteam Xtt* glues, Boilers, Haw and Grist Mills, Water Whssla. aud all kinds of Machinery and Castiugs, etc., its. It. FIIVINLAVS MM'M, I'imllut Irutt Worliy, 4*' ■ juti tf .111111111, (ill.