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in:irt!i\ j*> l ot tv iitr v. w. i.. Bo iov<i of Chris* I What strains mu retch, BV What heart roncalv tby WtM drc>;i* might? B Nor human. nor angelic ijwc<*Ji Can toll thv juattfUloas iepth or height; ■ luiUmt our In ait* Umpire out iu„\ * ■ W wu,.ia umult c, adore ami i r.;;sr B Thy love was wUlirp to cnilrro I Our misery in a servant a foru.; Content to l*’ reviled and po 'r. V Ac A fv'n accounted an a r.-ortc, B utcuted—jca. did ocndvte -ml HK' To wo Rejected and eon deemed. BP IV. Thou wh j watt adored among • t The hierarchies of the kica— ISP Tho theme* of their tine-Mira *ong. BB Tho toul of nil their ceataoies— all thr ugh love upheld, tad then gfipDeooiiio tor reproach and scorn of nmu I Raßb.ua. rod tliou wool—al>a.',l, doHuni and, 7, Maligned an unuo on earth bad been; " : AXuouiicfcd, and with transgressors named, ' A a leagued with Satan iahie aiu; TANARUS t Thou, to wh-uu the hoav< ns so puro Appear unclean, didst all endure ! Ai*h..\beauty l* the brightness of 4 Thy Father’s glory, at whose sight v. lUuturc transports the happy throng.- Who dwell iu the abodes of light: V- t 'two* for tia disfigured so SFMBBThat none that countenance could know ' jwpt'TlKm still art with thy people, Lrrd; \'fH AMU ted, when aihietion's sword r’f.j? Brings on them buffering. grief or wound; ■HR Fur Thoy on earth hast truly learm-l ojU What 'ti* to be despised and spumed. O love of Christ! what strains ear. reach Wi■> To utter forth thy height sublime ?. fo- N< t human nor angelic speech ivji Through all tin* rolling years of time 1 “PT Ob, till onr hearts, inspire our lays, " Till we iu ln-av u can Join thy praise. Sew York Special to the Chicago Times.] GOTHAM'S HOSPITALITY. Ti.i 1 Wh) n Drunken Aldei’iuuit lntrtH dun-il KlitK k:(lnkiit:n. gjTho sorcim-lo to thi 1 King of tho Sandwich Islands to-night, at the W Indsor Hotel, brought on many lu dicrous incidents. I'ho Committee of the Hoard of Aldermen appointed to reeeive King Kalakaua had be come ns drunk as Toodles. While awaiting in Jersey City the arrival of the train from Washington, they ad tU riled to llie benzine shops near le Pennsylvania Bait road Depot, and took in a supply of Jersey light ning to steady their nerves, to re ceive with becoming dignity the cop per colored potentate whose presence vie to slied such a blaze of glory. At the Windsor Hotel to-night, the Sinth Itegimcnt Band put in an an- Searanoo shortly after nine o'clock, fgK serenade the King. An immense throng had assembled iu front of the Hotel. During the playing of the first air, the King and suite appeared on the balcony. Kalukaua’s features became like a polished mahogany ta blo. He seemed pleaauJ with him self and his surroundings. Parties of female beauty clustered in the corri dors of the Hotel, in the parlor ami on the balcony, and shed a lustre on file scene. Two brilliant calcium tilts illuininatoir the avenue fora fßnirtcr of a mile. The llrst air over, oil MoCaiTerty, Chairman of the Uo oeption Committee of the .Board of Al dermen, staggered to the side of the King, and leaning over the balcony, W aved to and fro in a manner which ijfiaimodhls friends for his safety, dial looking ominous for whatsoever fife insurance company 1 c had a pel fey in. Alderman MeCail'erty spoke as follows: "Mr. Chairman and pf embers of the Board of Aldermen,” KLa lighter.] A frft-nd ut his elbow- Damn it, Mac, what in h —ll are you talking about-? Kay ladies and gentlemen. Aid. MeCufferty, stnilinga good-na tured, alcoholic smile, and giving a plunge ahead against life insurance interest, taking the hint Bodies and gentlemen : Allow um to introduce to you, my friend, King David— froaring laughter.] Kalakaua smil ing amusedly, while McCaffcrty glared jj|(ii astonishment, and tiio-aldenuanic j’i Lend at his elbow said: “H 11, Alac, call him Calico.” MoCufferty, Stttdio hod evidently boon seeking in formation in regard to the pronun frhiation of the potentate's name, cor fteetod himself in the following fash ion: I mean Mr. Chairman that is ladies and gentlemen to give his majesty his full title. Let me intro yduoe to you King David ICalak-u-a. of laughter.] As Members of tic Common Council. [Pause and : laughter]—as citizens of New York, Jon will listen patiently to what the Sing has to say. He will now ad dress you. Mr. Kalakaua, let mo in tl'i dueo you. H-’i'he crowd lauglusl and cheered, and his majesty smiled and pulfeu Be- sugar, lie had no speech to Ojake. He listened to another air, and then retired to his own rooms. The band continued playing till after 10 o'clock. MoCufferty and his alder uianie friends adjourned to take a drink. s%‘‘Aktku Duses.”—The other day e were sitting in our sanctum bo idling the scarcity of items, when n tall, raw-boned .individual, with taw. n\ hair and tiery side wiiiskers, lifted ft’ 1 latch and entered. Ho was clad in dhmiespun, and the tail of hi coat claimed companionship with his Isi ds. His face wore a brave and Solemn expression, and he c mvorsed fluently through his nose. Said he : *• “ Are you the editor of the Jir ajress ?” We acknowledged, with profound humiliation, that the miserable wretch who dished up original mate Oer for these columns stood before him. W ‘ls your namT* John Bateman?’ ESAVe assured lilm that John llaie- Wiii was something over two-thirds of our name, and suggested that the wmainder was unimportant. Sg * Will, Bateman,’ exclaimed our stalwart visitor with a strong nasal twang and a raw bucolic dialect, ‘l’m •Sirter some draps. ■T'Drajis echoed we with surprise, ‘Draps !’ -i" Yes, draps ! My little Kalis sorter nuay, and the old wuimm said she thought a few batemah draps would wteh her out all right, and so here 1 am Bateman. I’m a Cranger, you know, and I believe in buying'physic from the. fountain head I . With iniinite sadness we lod him out by tlie ear, arid pointed to a drug •tor* FajfUeivlli’ Exjh'Osh. ,Canadian parties harts recently purciiaseil a head of fourteen short horns at Itac.inv, Wisconsin, the pri- CCH of which are said to lie the Uirgcst in amount ever paid in this QBuntry at trrirate sale. Terms were private, but understood to be about spInO.OOO for tho fourteen head, all of which were “females of celebrated families.” Six of the cows and heif ers were sold at SIO,(MU eacii, it has transpired, while those of the famous Duchess trilit went for more. —Gen. Thomas H. Williams, of ’Virginia City, Nevada, owns (;,sixi shares of the California and 3,000 Shares of the Consolidated Virginia iflver mines. They cost him but a Mile some months ago. A few days ngi they were on tire topmost wave of the financial sea. In twenty-lonr hours their rise was such as to give We General a jatolU Of ?C'O,(VXi, about fio.ixw au hour, or £eoo a mifiute.’ I s%■ , t f In surin' of the Gran;*** 4 ” ha - Ix3oll intrrxtwwid. Importanfc quegtioas, written-onsli|>of paper; tho fxifttioft tho \*jx+ collects and roada >m, and the members of the Grange who Urt"!] to do so £ive th°ir views up<jn the PHOSPKOTIJS OF THH DAILY TIMES. Tho undersigned began the publi cation ol’ the Daily Times on the llrst day of January, lK7f>, in this city, under tho firm name of J. B. WEIGHT & CO. It will he unneces sary to state that this paper will b<‘ published in tho interest of no indi vidual or set of men, but solely in the interest of our. city, our State, and the SOUTH. Believing the only true and safe j principles upon which a Republican | Government can be sUccessfuily [ maintained to be those found in the platform of the Democratic party, this journal will adhere to that faith. It will be our ambition lo supply | the people with a wide awake, pro ! gressive paper, containing all the ! National, Foreign and Local News, tlie lab-.-i Market-Reports, &e„ and in furtlieranen of our efforts, ask the | jieopie to give us a generous support. WEEKLY TIMES. The Weekly Times will be a hand some thirty-two column sheet, filled I with interesting reading malt TANARUS, and containing the Market Reports, j Local and General Nows, besides j articles on Agriculture, suited to our farming interests and section of country —O Ternes ol’ SiilNt'l-ipli<ii—Cn.sli. '' , o ir year KH (Ml I ID.lfy three oomlli- 2 (111 * llaily one lunnlti in Weekly one year. ■ 2on We are e impelled, on account of -he Postal Law, to reipiire cash inva riably in advaiKx' from those sub scribers to whom we have to mail l lie paper. Either of tiio undersigned are au thorized to nolieil, and receipt for ailvertising anil subscriptions. Respectfully, GIIA3. 11. WIToLi VMH, JESSE B. WEIGH, FRANCIS M. JETER, CIIAS. K. NELSON, WM. C. TURNER. Columbus, Ga., January 3d, I*l7l, J. & J. Kaufman WUOLKHALC DKALKUS IS G ROCFallim LIQUORS. rouA. ccos. I’IIOYISIO\S, Bagging and Ties, 4ml .iiS Ak liLdeh in (Iso ccrj line stud its llrtmclics. We Sell ns Low as titty Joiibiug House in the United States, If Bought in same by Adding Frciglds, Insiir anec and Excliango, At>s. 11 mad 1(1 Uluoiul Street, roLUMIIUS, GA. .3. & .1. K VUFMAS. EVERYBODY SUITED. We are this Season in Receipt of a Large Supply of ali Sizes of Our j Caiebrafed For laotla Wood and Coal. Besides a full assortment of other Popular COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, G K ATES. &o„ Anil feel justified iu saying tlmt wc are BITBK we can suit any and all classes of purchasers, both in quality tfbd price. Of other Goods in our lino, wo have a and complete assortment, such ns TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, HARDWARE, TAIVLF, AND POGKET CUTLERY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, COAL HODS, BIIOVKLH, &C. All of those articles wo CAN and WILL Bell at V ERY BOTTOM PRICES, jan 1 dtf W. 11. ROBARTB k CO. J. W. DENNIS. J. M. BENNETT. Southern Stove Works, COLUMBUS, GA. Ur K RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AITKNTION of merchants ami others wnutiug any of tho following goods: COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Grates, Flro Dogs, Bake Ovens, Spiders, Dinner iui I Wash Pots and Htovo Hollow Ware, all of which wo make fu this <Jity and sell at Wholesale, and guarautoo our goods ns good, and prices as low uk any manufactory North or West. Sample and sale room at t lie, Htorc of J. M. BENNETT, M3 Broad Street, where you will also find a large stock of Tin Ware and llouho Furnishing goods at Wholesale and Retail, jnnl deod&wtf J. W. DENNIB k CO. 4. W. PKASB. 11. M. NORMAN. .1. VV. lISASK x \oicn.iv, Wiim.K.-ALK AND JOSTAn, OKALRIW IN Books and Stationery, Sheet Music and Musical Instruments, l'ianos, Churcli and Parlor Organs, Fine Chromes, EngraviugH, Picture Frames, Cord, Ac. Ac. 7<S Itrnm! Ht„ ColuinbiiH, Ga. | Jonl-tf JOHN. L. JORDAN. AI'OTIIBCAXIY , TVo. ids Itroad Hired. | No mlFtekcs here. No mi reliable Medicines used iu Prescriptions. No trouble to get iu at all hours. No h iinhug about Jordan’s Joyous Julep curing Neural,'; : u. __ jan My fttJBk'IIOVAIs. Wj. lUGLi:, • DENTIST, Has reuroVed his office up stflir* over Wittieh A Kinsel’s Jewelry Store. Special attention given t > Operative and Mechanical Dentistry, lie will fu- pieiised to see his old friends and patrons. Jatil tl ~ ’ l ■ I inK >h i’ectuh OF THE | New York Weekly Herald, JAMES (JORDON DENNETT, IVnprlctnr. Ili'ondwny and Ann Ktwet. THE WEEKLY . pfihllshed ovory Hutu n lay, at Aye 'cents per copy. Annual sub scription price:' - * r One Copy $2 Thrcu Copita C Five Copies,. X Postage per copy fop three month*. Any larger number, addressed to names of sub scribers, $1 50 each. An extra copy will'be sent to every club of ten. Twenty copies to one address, one year, aud any larger number at the same price. Two extra copies will be sent to clubs of twenty. These rates make tlie Wkkkly Hkhalu the cheapest publication In tho country. Terms cash in advance. Money sent by mail will be at the risk of the sender. A generous portion of the Wf.k.Uly Hhrald wa]| lx appropriated to Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, Pomology and the management of domestic animals. Particular attention will bo paid, also, to Reports of the Markets. The aim will be to make the Wkjikly Hbualij superior to any other agricultural and family new*|uper in the country. Every number of the Wr.EKLY Hl'BaLL will con tain a select story and the latest and most Impor tant hews by telegraph from all parts of the world up to the hour of publication, During the session of Congress the Wkekly Hkhald will contain a summary of the proceed ings aud tlie latest news by telegraph from Wash ington, Political Religious, Fashionable, Artistic, Literary aud Hporting Intelligence; Obituary No j tic s, Varieties. Amusements, Editorial articles | on the prominent topics of tlie day, a review of the Cattjo aud Dry Good* Markets, Financial und ! f < om7jier( i ial intelligence, and ftccounts of all the I important and interesting events of tho week. The Hu bald employs no agents in the country, 1 uor in distant cities to canvass for subscribers. oe umie are necesaary. Any pftrmm pretnudiu:' ! to be an agents the Wkknlt HkrxLu should be j treated as a common swindler. The club system I has abolished the, agency system. It is safe and cheap. The price of subscription, whenever practioo bie, should be transmitted by Post Office (>r d-TK. It is the safest mode of transmitting money by mail. At small Post Offices in the country, where Post Office Orders cannot ho obtained, money may be remitted iu Registered Letter*. Advertisement*, (A a limited number, will be irinertcd iu the Wekklv llkbald. Price of the Daily Hkbald. four cents a copy. | Annual subscription price, sl2, alvvuj-v in ad ; VO*U*ft. Write the address on letters to the Nkw York Hkbald, in a bold aud legible hand, and give the j nauie of (>v.h subscriber, of 3?oyt Office, tJm|nty 1 aud btate ao plainly that no errors iu mailing pa j peri} \yJU be liable p|pc<;pr. Notice to the Public. ——o———— For tlx© ’ # ’ .. oub mom vnLhtiv bold For the CW.li find at Very Low Prices ! OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. WILL CONTINUE TO SELL OUR Grass Goods ami all 'Taicy Articles, Triiwntogs, I’ibbnns, &c., 8.c,, Ilogai'dlcss of Coat I Onr Staple Stock w ill bo sold as Low as the Lowest. ,/tiT- Wo invito nil to call and bo convinced. Partins ImlcbUxl to iw t>r Uile will please call and nottlo. Wo Want money to moot our piiiiuteOß. Von have !iui[ht our ifooda, and wo uriro you to come forward and pay. ltespivtfully, •UNO. McOOTJOII & CO. Itt}' Enquirer eox>y. f janl (Uwlm J. S. JOKES’ Cash Dry Goods House, Oolumtous, Georgia. rpilE UNDERSIGNED, TN VIEW OF REDUCING MANY LINES OF GOODS, WILL OFFER THEM .1 AT ADV ANT AG EOLo PitiUKH. LARGE LINE OF MEN’S AND WOMEN’S WINTER GLOVES. LARGE and ATTRACTIVE SELECTION WINTER COLORED DUIiSiS SILKS -tkc best imsortniont in market. A small but choice lot of IMPORTED CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREB-- best grade. JUST IN : Tho following desirable additions to stock : 150 pieces CHOICE PRINTS. JEANS AND MEDIUM CASHMERES, WniTE AND RED FLANNEL, WHITE CANTON FLANNEL, BLACK ALPACA. too dozen MEN’S, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HOSE. Largo stock CORSETS, from 50 cents lo TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS and IRISH LINENS, in nil grades. 800 dozen COATS’ THBEAD-all of which aro offered at low figures, jam coatr J- k JUWI’X. E. E. Yonge, 91 Broad St., f \ IVKS NOTJOK THAT, NOTWITUSTANUINO THE “liUH UPON 'HIM mIBUIO THE OHIIIST v J MAS HOLIDAYS, Ills STOCK OF Hats Is SSttill Oomploto I ami is Just now in receipt of a lot of Late uml Fancy MtyUT>. Hi t stock of UNDERWEAR Embraces Everything in that, Line, aud respectfully cars attention of tho public to “The Now York Oily Kliii-t/’ with which there la nothing In this market that will compare. janl tf ■■■■ - ■■■—■— ■■ IT— w. J. WATT. J. A. WALKER. O. 11. WATT. WATT & WALKER, WHOLESALE ANI) BKTAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants Cornoi' umlri Utuiktn I louse, Have now in htobk and to asujyb, nv'EnvTUiNa usually keit jn a umsf class ITKJVJHtON STOItF, to-wit : 80 IIHDS. CLEAR RIB BACON HIDES. 50 “ BACON SHOULDERS. 25 BOXES ICE-CURED WHITE MEAT. 150 ROLES HEAVY BAGGING. 150 BUNDLES IRON TIES. 200 BARRELS FLOUR-ALL GRADES. 50 “ WHISKEY. UK) “ SUGAR. AND KVEnYTIIINO IN QUANTITY AND QUALITY 1)1 SUIT TIIU MOST FASTIDIOUS. Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel,&c We have tlie largest lot of FLORIDA SYRUP In Middle Georgia—cheap. Don't forget the place. janl tf YVATT fc W ll.Klilt, J. H HAMILTON, Wholesale and Retail Groeer, Junction Frunklin, Warren and Oglethorpe- Streets, OolumLiuej, G-a. I Ih'k leave fr, inform my frlrntl t:.< jail,lie that 1 have on haiol a lai-fjA BtoOk of Groceries and Provisions -• ' JtliM***' ion ! >l-m, -.i- :su.■■: •- Mu .? ,r ’ . - ic- ; Confuting in jiiirt of ULOXUI of all so.sp to SO.(K) bbl. Bacon and Bulk Meals, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, lCl<>'*i<l? S>'i jnul Molasses, Suit, Outs, Com, Meal, choice lot Planting Pidaloi-K, I,if|iinrK ami Wines, Shoes, Tin Ware, Ac*., Ae. j■ i' ' •. ,'*■ ■■ ; 1 jtfj- From thifi dntt3 my torn<# will bo strictly to prompt paying pustamerfl, ntid prices to mtit. No ©harpre for drttjrage. Itosiaoctfully, jaul dcod*wtf .r. 11. IIA HILTON. . . ■" -r—"--r? 11 —..— , *"i Special from DR. J. L, CHENEY & SON to Gardeners and Farmers, XT'OUB ATTENTION IH DIRECTED TO OUl! FULL AND COMPLETE ’A.SBQRTMENT .OF EVEItY 1 VARIETY OF Buist’s GtardLon Soccls. Now ta tho Hino'l?! purolnMlc cteljjc We keep a good ortmcht of Drfign ana ChCmkaU. Toilet ArticldH.k 5. Hti‘ Fregcriptiona woPiUv prepared t4n*. Jaul tf ■ '.■litr.- J b: • j . ; Baltimore & Wilmington, N. C., M-BTMT. CP IVI WrCT.T STEAM SHIP LINE, COMPOSED OF THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS T>. JT. FOIaEY', - - 0. J. Price. IIEUECCA CLYDE, - D. C. CUtlda. LUCILLE, - .1. N. Bennett. iIALEIGU, - , -T.e*. OUrcr. WILL HEREAFTERSAIL FROM BAJiTIMORE Even Tuesday and Friday, A ND FROM WILMINGTON Syery Wednesday and Saturday. During tho Bin y Seasons,Tri-Wcokly, Oonneoting e.t Wilmington with the WILMJNGTON, COLUrMBIA & AUGUSTA RAILROAD, Oivli ' TUroiv- 'li bills of Tiding lo and fttWrdt polni* in NORTH CAKOLINA, bOUTU CAROLINA, CLOROIA AND ALABAMA, Connecting at Columbia, B. C\. with tho Groonvillo tfc ColumEi n ITallroad, And Clnu-lotto Llvinlon. of Qio CUIAItLOTTB, UOI.UMIUA A AUUUHTA ILYILIIOAD. Oonnectln;’ at Augttatn, Oa„ with tho GEOBtiIA, MACON & AUGUSTA, AND CENTRAL RAILROADS. Ob' Stcamora ot this Line, on arrival at Wilmington, stop at Ui Bnilroad Doxot, and the Railroad FrolgUt bolug Htorotl womraUily iu tho Steamer, i* trausiorrud midcr Covered ttbwbj to tho Cora with out delay, find ibrwardi'fl by the Fast Freight Express that evening. So lti-Kjjigc in IViliuiiifUun and lio Transfers front Wll ■ciieigloa South. Rates Guaranteed as Low as by any other Route and all Losses or Over Charges Promptly Paid. Mark till Goods via STEAMSHIP to WILMINGTON. And forward Bills of Lading to Railroad Agont at Wilmington, N. C. ~o • t , %Cf~ For farther information, ai>i>ly to either of the undersigned Agents of the Line. ANDREWS aSc CO., Agent Baltimore Wilmington Steamship Line, 78 Smith’s Wharf, Baßlmore, UMAZ,UA,ifI IJ. A W, S(e<nnslii|> Line, Wiliiiiiiglon, A.C. A. I’O!*!’., Celi’l i-Veight Agent, 1 tt Uniington, A. C, F. tV. CL.lltK, Ass’! Gcti’l Fr’t Ae't.) 11. M. COTTINGHAM, jnul If Ceiteral AA'eslei-n Agent. ATLVYT((A, J. E3 IT IST IS , Dealer in Hardware, Steel, Iren, Belt '" £ ‘ AND MANUFACTUItniI OF HUBS, SPOKES, AXE HANDLES, and many other things. Bogs leave to call special attention to reduced prices of articles of Ida own mauuiUcture. I'OST-OAK and ELM HUBS, 4 to 5x7 *1 00 per set Cxß 1 35 • “ 7x9 1 60 • • •• • HxlO 1 73 BUGGY WHEELS, *8 to fl 2 nor sot. AXE ANI) OTHER HANDLES. All other stars iu proportion. Any size Hub turned to order and furuiabod singly or by tho set. All wagon material guaranteed. Two-horso wagon wheels fl 5 per set. Buggy wheels sl2 per set. Wagon and buggy sj l ‘kes, Ito 1 1 , inches. $3 per set; 1 > a ' to 2 inehos, $3 26 i>er Bet. fjirge let ol genuine D. k 11. Rcovill Hoes. Good stocks of Wagou and Buggy Axles and Springs at low prices. Albo, Tatent Buggy Wheels, sonietbiug new and very durable. A large lot of SWKDEH* and REFINED IRON AND NAILS, SMITH'S BELLOWS, ANVILS AND VIOE3, low to the trade. / ~ Send for Price List. AGENT FOR BRINLEY PLOW AND MLVMI I’OWDER COMPANY. janl tl' a | | | WILLI AM S’ ~ Photograph Art Gallery, OYEIi CARTEU’H DIIUG HTOIIE, Columbus, - Ga. Whore you can procure any stylo of Picture dcsirod, cithor Card oi Life-size i’liotograplis, in Pastel, Ink, Water or Oil Colors, on Paper or Canvass. Ivorytypes, Ferrootypee, or any other style of Picture, and Colored in the most Beautiful Manner. Our plan of copying and enlarging old picture s gives entire satisfaction to those who havo had copies taken by it. *• m Our in securing Pictures of Childrou is unsurpasHed, and is Joy to many Parent*. So, bring your Cniidrcii to Williauis’ aud secure the Shadow ere the Hubstauce fade. Pictures of ull kinds from tills Gallery are notbi) for tho Suporior Polish and Arttatlc Excellenco tliat c.luira , tortaeH all their work. We havo employed two of the best Artists, aud can havo Coloring done iu tho Boat Style. Our prices are as low as any place, iu comparison to quality of Pictures. Wo take Plain Pictures as Low as any Gallery, and We Defy Competition in Price, Quality, and Artistic Style' Persons wishing Photographs, Fcrreotypos, Ivorytypes, or any stylo of Pictures, will find It to thoir interest to have them taken at this Gallery, as special care will be taken to give satisfaction and to treat them with polUouoeH. It Pictures taken REGARDLESS OF TIIE WEATHER. Framing, Moulding aud Albums furnished to at'tho LOWEST PRICES. Call and oxamiue Specimens at the Gallery, £2cl Door Above) Ttoonoy Wnrner’H Ftirnltur© Rtor© WEST SIDE BROAD STREET, C< >IA T 3llir. - GA. jan l -ilftwt.f IYILLIAMS BIiOS., J’roprictoiK. It i : M O V A 1 j . I). F. Willcox’s Insurance Agency, 71 BROAI> STHMBT. rpnE UNDF.USIONED HAH REMOVED TO THE OFFICE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY 'THE JOHN X . XJN< HANK, aud with iucreasod facilities for buslnesß, and with thanks for liberal patron age in the past, he offers anew his services to mu friends and the public generally. Policies carefully written in old aiid reliable Companii s, on all cluksob of iuHuruble projicrty, IllC'i 011 l Hoilsch (Hid OoiltOAltH fSu' OFFICE OPEN AT ALL HOURS OF THU DAY. , / jan I-tf J>. F. WIL.JU;OX. 11. 11. KI’PINO, PrualdMit. 11. W. EDWAftDH, Casliier, R, M. MULFORD, Ass't Cashier. The Chattahoochee National Bank OTT Of >I .1 TTVI BIS. GA. q q—— Tin's Hank traiiMu-ls a Uonornl liniikiiif; llnsipoxs, pays Intercut on Deposits tinder special contract, (fives prompt atteiittdn to CouedfCns on nit neeesslblc points, and invites eorrcK)tondeiire. Tnfornuillon triuismitU-d by mull or wires when desired. janl tf T S. SPEAR, Agent, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, 101 BltOAl > STREET. Janl tf