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DAILY TIMES. € oitllttlHlM, •<!.• TUESDAY JANUARY 12, 1H75. Nprrlul to Advertisers. w Will iIUM-rt ill Lin- Ux ul ciiluHißh ' f Milh [iii|iur pm- linn. It in a Bmp amt ulllfeiAnt y te advertise your buainetw, and WO would be Kliul to have many of them. Jordan t* Howell Ik wit 4 the Daily Tim eh. and Ik author ized to aolieit subscrlpuoroi uml adver tlKlntr for the pa|Kir. Mr. Holier! M. Iloworil Id connected with thlo office, and Ik fully authorised toaolluit and meipt for mlv't tUomenta and iubaerlptlomt to Uilk paper. W. 11. Cody, Eon. Ik our authorized uifent to nv-eipl for huli- Ki-rlptloiid to tho Daily uml Weekly Timeb, for the mntyof MiMootf**', and Kukkoll eounty, Ala. E. T. I. on* Ik authorized to aolieit HUbHeriptloiiß anil advertising for tiie Daily Timkm, in Ala bama, and to receipt for the name. * ' * o- Slew AdverllneineilU. We call OHJKii'ialattention to the ad vertisement of Bdtttnto & ("l.'iMs who offer for cash, at eoHt, their stock of Ureas Hoods, lluuuels ami ready made clothing. Call and see them and se cure a bargain. The free lunch at the,bans Houci is postponed until Saturday night, when the public arc expected en i/i'ikh'. The Eagle and Phenix Factory have notice of a dividend declared. Head it, and by all means go and invest In factory stock. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Eagle mid Phenix Fac tory, will take place on February 3d. ThiH oomiumy is well oflleuivd with N, J. hussey, the genial and ac complished President, and their com petent and efficient Secretary and Treasurer, G. Gunby Jordan. Hoptoad & Cos. are live men, who anticipate (ite wants of the fanning public, and call upon them to sustain an Interest which redounds to them us well as the proprietors. Just go tothehrstore and ask a few questions and you will be satisfied they are essential to your success. Watt it Walker are reliable men who ask your trade, ami will sell you goods at fair prices. Oo and see them, ye who want, to get cheap gro ceries for little money. Jno, McGough & C!o. will sell their goods at cost. They mean what they say. Cull on them and give a single trial and you will be convinced. Pun t pon rmenf. Tho grand Frco Lunch at tho SaiwNouci !h uiuvMdttMy i*jsti><RQd until Haturduy night, whon the public aro cordially Invi tod to attend, if they would enjoy a g* ** l BupiMr. janl 2 It, Don’t forgot that J. MARION ESTES Ih* billing Pump liootjs at cost. ja 118 t f Nliail ami Poultry. I am daily receiving a ffonh lot of Shad and Dressed Poultry, for sale at the low est cash prices. My Jo® Houso uiuitji l v mo to keep bhoin nice and fresh, jan9 tf John L. Hogan. Ilry (iuodK Naci'lllcrd ! Desiring to quit tho Dry Goods Imsl iiosm, and to make way for my largo stock of Groceries, I am dotorminod to soil my entire stock of SUock, CUothlug ami Dry Goods generally, iifaaudleßH of cost. (’ail and examine and you will be satisfied. Our stock of Groceries, now on hand and to arrive, Is Complete, andatlowoi prices than ever Inffore offered, jam atawlni 4 L. Harbin. \• w t’lolU NacqHri Just received and offereil cheap. Also, nice lot Dullin' Tiuukij, at janl cod The Vxboinia Htohk. I.aiVMt XovtiUlri! In Gold and Niokle Sleeve Buttons, Sap hpire, Chrystal and Gold Studs for shirt fronts, at No. 7H Broad struct. janO ihmUl Thornton A Aria:. J. MARION ESTES has the best Hand- Hewed Boots and Gaiters. JanH tf '■ - Full nsHortnicnt of Staple Gihhlk. janlO lw BoATRITE & Clapp. - 111-) Uoiitla ltr iHc I'paiilp. If the public are in earnest, about buy*-* tng Dry Gpodrt clnqipoc than ew* before offered, call at Joseph A Bro.’s and U* suited, for everything in their store is for sale at cost. janl tf J. MARION E&TSB desires to call enpe oiul attention to his remarkably low prices for Gents’Fine Binds. Junß tf •fl is* **■* J—- iiiTui Ku'liciucnt ut 14(1 lli uml Klm l ! Many wonder and say, “How it is t hey sell so cheap we cannot toll.” Some say we ftaerilloe, Groceries are sdauffhtered, Ac. To numerous questions aslonl in nl - to our delionto prices, we simply say, cheap rents and no wlvM to support. J. B. Ivey A Bro. janl 2taw-su&we-lm Jnl o|uMt‘U, An elegant ansortraent of Gents' Fancy Silk Scarfs, S<'arf lliitgs and Pins, at jam! oo<Ht Thornton A Acer's. Tin Ylrslaia Hint-,- Is selling great biugaiuK In all kinds of Dross Goods. Cal! then' and save money. janl eod If you want Hats, Shoo-, Dry Goods of every description. Clothing, Factory Goods, Ac., at retail, for wholesale prices, call at Joseph A Bro.’s. janl tf Acme shirt.! Another lot of this celebrated Shirt just received by jan6 oncMt Thornton A Acee. ('nr|Mf(a. Freeh l<*t just hi and sailing cheap. Also, New Priuts, KV4 and 11 4 Slieeting, Pillow Casing, Towels, Napkins ami Table Linens, at janl pod The Viroinia Store. ef -M ew Cns The Imperial, tho Aldlno, the Alexis, tiie Berlin,, the Gaiaisk amt uiagy others, cheap, at jauo odit Thornton a Avel's. I'umiil Cmitculvnn- tur I'uliiiuhm.. Our l'caili-rs are doubtless aware that cities inuKt nave u jiopulatlon of not loss than twenty thousand Inhab itants before they can enjoy the full benefits of the carrier system, by which letters ure. delivered tit stilted periods diujag day attherusi denees or oflh'CS of tile receivers. Another feathre of the system is the location of the leaked boxes, on the lump (Mints, at eoßveiiltmt iKiints, from which the canjkrs gather the mail before tho departure of each train of oftetier. Until we have two or three more factories we cannot hope for all this, but we would suit: gest to our accomodating PosLfuaa|er that he apply for three of the iron boxes need imder’th* system, to bo placed one at. eaoh of the cor act's of the Itankln House, Georgia Home and Kaufman’s. The matter could be taken from them by a messenger from Ihc pogtoffb e before the closing oT eaeli mat!, andthc eonvenlenee to the public would be very great. This plan is feasible Ve know, having seen it in operation at Salisbury, N. C.,a town of about, three thousand popu lation. • ♦ A Disappointment fur CvlumbM*. In our rourtk* as a journalist, it is not our iiiUmtion to be factious, or to sock af ter faults in official places, for tin 1 mew purpose of catering to the morbid tasb* of tho public, which too often finds pleasure in U*i short comings i*f our I'oliow Jsiiugs. We shall, however, a( all times, # without fear or favor, - ismor fraud, whenever wo Bud eitiKs* in 1 oflieials or their agents. Our merchants have felt thal thov had gryfcteuusefor nongcktnlaiibiitle appi-yprlation fur 06# river improvement, and the work which scorned to have accomplished. We are reliably informed that with the first freshet, tin* frail structure ut the bar, lefffdr tnebay, tin? hull of the steamer Jackson, devoted by the (Jeutral Line of i>oats. being the only thing left. Instoiul >f Hiiending the appropriation in some lieavy, permanent work, the Chief Engi neer at, Mobile, ordered a light jetty, which as s<xn as it was covered with water, added Its mvn bouyaney towards carrying it oil'. The Central boat line also offer,oil to lend the Engineer a steamer from of chage, but he decidixl that Hie Government could not accN*[H such gifts, and s|>ent ten thousand dollars for an old condemned hulk at Mobile, leaving only about half of our appropriation for the purpose for which it was intended. It may is* had policy, but it is certainly right and our duty to call attention tosoine iMxly’s fault, and to ask our representa tive to probe to the l>ottorn, the great In justice which has leen done Columbus. Tin* Wimble Penny. Wc were impressed, during a brief visit to North Curolina, iy tiie general us** of the penny in that enterprising Stab', even in towns of lifb'en hum liv'd imputation. W ln'ii a man buys an article for forty fV'vencents iu* is not forced to ]>ay fifty. This is commou' sense and common jus "tTci'T aVo realty Ix'lteve that iT Wood or Profunio or Hlrupper, or all of t hem were to secure a keg of pennies each and adver tise that the little ones cm>uld gdt a. stick of candy and four pemiics back for a nirkle,. that they would be able to coirtit their in- j ewmscxf troile by dollars. Many of our , poor populat ion would feel the advantage j of oaying two cents for a candle and get ting three cents change with which to get some other little necessary not immedi ately needed. When we go to New York we do not disdain the pennies in change, ! but c huck them nwuy in our pockets to * buy another apple or some other little articio not worth live cents. Let’s have . ihc nimble penny and exact ukangcWho j will start it ? |*4-romt I. Judge W. F. Williams, our Ropresenta fiye 1 elect tot lie Leglslalun', left yesterday ' for Atlanta. Judge Williams is a man of fine ability, a g>od lawyer, and an honest' man. Musoogei'♦•minty will Ik) proud of j her lteprescuitatives in tin' Li'glslaturi', for they will work for the interest of the State and of MuseogiM' county. H. B. Beecher, Esq., tiie popular adjust*r of tiie Georgia H< >m© Insuram e ( ompany, j Joft for Yirginui yesbnday. b> Ik.* gone h<'v oral wtxilv,s. Judge l’ou left ytisterduy lor Madison, Gu., to be gone several days cm sonic law business* .1. M.VtllM ISTEH S a large stin k of Boots‘ find AR g(X>ds wan-an le<i. Try liiiy. . „ jans ti A liiii'Kttiii! Coiuc uud bee an cl®gant*iltting Hhield Bosom Shirt for one dollar and a lialf. JnnC ivnUt Thornton Acer. 11 IlMtl <liii- tintiM' si<K-k of Dress Gooils. Our entii'C stock of Flanuflfls. Our entire stock ofßcady-iuade Olothing Jrwih, 1 w- Bo.VTRITE & t Xavp. k** t#3 I I - CMmml* ! Black Alpacas. Black Mohairs. Black Briliiantc, at very low prices. jiUllO JW BOATRITE A t LAl’l*. Itlu* k Alpnciio Worth JO cents, selling at 37* *c.; finer grades same proportion- 20 piec* receiv ed to-day at janl ckxl The Viroinia Stork. At 4't ! Large stock Fancy Dress Goods and Furs. Also, some line French Cloths and C-nasuneres at even less than cost, to close out stoc*k. This is a tan'opportunity to get oooi) gi-M>ds fc*r a small sum. janl inhl __ Vmo tnia Store. Jum'lK A lXcotliei* Aro iloti'i inlnod to supply tlio public with cheap Dry Goods. They recognize the dull timiM, and kiKrtv t)i pwple must Ik> eloiTiied, and have therefore ixHicluiiixt to supply tiie demand at a saerigee. jiuil tf SaviUiT'! deposits iu the banks of Onnfornln mnonnl to f62.!i:K!|054, and tiie average to eaeli depositor, aeenrd iuu to,tiie San Francisoo llulli'tin. is "a hmtdvod pereent. greater than lit any other State." it must be remember ed that California is a very young State, and that (hose sixty-two' mill -1 ions of dollars represent oiily a part j of the savings of poople who twenty I years ago probably hud not a dollar Ito deposit, The ftnlhihi regards the dei>ositsas security to tiie puhlle that tiie depositor will 1)0 a good aitizan." • ♦ . A soldier of a cavalry regiment was brought uj> for stealing his com rade's Hirnot ration. He was an Irish man. and his defence was unique: "I'd lie sorry, indndo, sur. to be called a thief! I put the liquor in the same bottle, aud mine,was at the bottom : and sure. I whs obliged to drink bis to-get out me owb!’’ Jlayor'* Four!, Everybody was t hinking of abolish ing the"Mayor’K Court, us there seem od to be no use of It the last week, us no man, woman or child had ap peared VcfjM'c.that tribunal, and in eoiHKS(4uiee, je'joeal was (tressed for nikttor. But It seemed lk was not destined to be always thus, for yesler day the' (inst ittyse on tloeket, was against Ww. Hoidall, who was lined five dollars and, costs, for contempt of Court. We straightway went for 1 the said HtUldfllL, and found him near , tho river bank. We told him we de- j sired an interview, and asked why the line was assessed against him, and in I what matiuur ly had been in eon-! tempt? Raising his head aloft, Wil liam spoke out and said, there never was a fine Imposed more justly. Chas. Tuylof is a festive cuss wiio never was known to do a lick of work, exempt it be dirty work, was called upon to answer the charge of shoot ing Ills ptsfo] In the city. He made many excuses abouf ils going ofTacci dental, ami ills shooting it off at u burglar, Ac., but all to no avail. He j was required to pay live dollars and costs, or it would cost the city live dot-! lars to feed him for u mouth. Miss Tuekie Brown had her name engraved iiihui I he scroll of fame, bill j she failed "to come to taw,” and the Marshal was instructed to arrest Miss Tuck, aud have Iter then anil there ( this morning. Nat Peabody could not afford to do ilk* 1 other people, so he must |day the liim, (rail IV * a little more disor derly than the police or anybody else, and iu cowsei4iiciieo tlmreof was" forced to lend tiie iafc\ GO. Good anil ()CrmanenTTiiyost]iient that. Miss Susie WhitHrtrst was cruelly brought to the bar of justice by some one, and after a long talk ami plenty ! of words, the charge was not sustained' and site was dismissed. Then came Bush Whitehurst, hut. he did not have so plain a ease as did Miss Susie, so the ease against him ’ was continued until they could lind more witnesses. We suggest as the times ure dull, witnesses can lie obtained at the small cost.of one dollar eaeli. They are number one witnesses, however, and can stand a half hour’s cross ex amination, without flinching. Court adjourned to meet to-day. llt-1 Arrival*—January 11,1 h?.*. CENTRAL HOTEL. N A Kinsman, New York. J E Cobb, Alabama. J H Davison, Savannah. A A Scott, Opelika, Ala. Charles E Hovnian, Texas. J Joseph, city. KT ii in *w tel, S W I loss, Baltimore. J M Watson, (’liarh'ston. M A<Uer, Atlanta. J Cohen, Now Orleans. M E Morion, W 4 Hom y. MiniOfoiiif*ry. Harry Harrtin, Tiioniasvilk', Ga. Miss M P Floyd, Calhoun Miller, Kiih'in, Ark. Fred G Holms, St . Lmis. I> Ingram, C W Pitta, Russoll oounty. | Win Dilyas TrarniiM*!!. Wavrl>- Hull. E D Persons, Geneva, Ga. W J JaeJcaoit, Jonofehoro, Ga. J T Burch, West Point., Gu. H J Hudson, WayncsljoiY), Ga. Col. Houston Rucker, New York. RANKIN HOT SE. II ( Boss, St. Louis. 11 DShriver, Baltimore. B L Goodwin, Lexington, Ky. Janies Martin, Gu. Ed YnnngG, Utah. W C Shofflekl, Cotlar Springs, Ga. C M Attaway, 1* B*i ry, W Aibritain, Montjfoiuory. WL Bass. F/i G Jeffers. Ma on. J T Wade, Boston. W W Richards, Massachusetts. Win Guerry, T'uu*‘ss*c. (h'o W’AVillianison, New York. S F Joins, Mississippi. RAIFORI) HOUSE. J. 11. tStevous. St>aie, Ala. J. K. Shomaker, Campblobm, Fla. Fri'd. W. Marsh, Hartford, Conn. Rose, Florida. W. 11. JJqxul, Atlanta, Ga. H. T. Jackson, City. Henry Harr is, “ | J. C. Cuhvn, New Urloans. ; The tb spißed mother in law is ’looking up. A few Wm-ks ago a ‘ von ns: man named Newby, living at 1 HiUsh*>ro,4)kiu, U(‘serU*d his wife and took it)> with her mother, and now i CUicagu scuds a piu'ullol. The wife ! of Mr. J. H. Baumbueh, of that eity, ; olopi'd with her son-in-law tin 1 other day and reports horself happy. - r •- - In Russia it is forbidden by a re cent law for any Jew to be ‘mployed on railway lines as a functionary in charge of good*- at tho station^ Sans Souei Bar ! Restaurant and Ten Fin Allay! JJRUT OF WfNEs. LIQUoRft AND CIOAItS. OYSTERS. FISH, UAMK nmt Olih-0 Moft’.n s. rvt and at till hours, at roHsonahlo pricen. ami private I’ooniH when d^-sirol. THE TEN I’lN ALLEY i* th Ikk| ever eou dtr'U'ti’vloii OoluQilmfi. Mr. JAMKS,IAWREHCE lias 4-hxi'ge. janS tf A. .1, BOLAND. Proprietor. F. W. LOU DEN HER, ICnnilolpli street, mljoliiliiff Gilberts Ntrnni Printing Hmise. ColuiaUus, - - - - (itv>rn’ia. CIGARS, TOBACt ‘O, SNUFF, Ptl'ldS, ami SMOKKBS’ AUTU'LES. Always on baud. *\presly for the retail trail.-, I sGine of the best Linporteil Cigars :| ”L v REPUBIJ t'A F-SI’ANOr.A. SARATOGA. Ve.. Jse. CHE | ROOTS by the box or thousand, jaul-lw DANIEL R. BIZE, DEALER IN EN l--.lt 4 LAND FIX 1 OROCERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. ! \\*lTil uueuualed advautayeK tor obUinpig \\ Country Pit due. 1 e.vustantlr in store Butter. Eggs'. Chickens, Potatoes. Dried Fruit, i Ac. Also Owb additions of FANCY j both fresh and attractive, and at lowest possible CASH PRICES. All arc invited to examine on Bryan *t., between Oglethorpe Jneknon, I ,i'u 1-1 w I'INANF.IAL&UOMMKW IAL. ... k.> - o#fi*E DaH.Y 'ITMKS. .fan, ft, 1^74. com fiin n ii 11i.i N iKKirr. FINANCIAL. Money to if k per cost, ti.-ld buyina 107, sdUUig 110. Silver, honiinal. Sight bill* on New York buying s g 'e. discount; demaud bills on Boston \c. discount; Lank chock* V- premium. COLUMBUS COTTON MARKET. Market closed dull ami unchanged at the fol | lowlae quotations: | Ordinary 10 sail Good Ordinary 12 H Low uiiddlngs - Middlings W‘i Good Middlings 1— Warehouse sales 2< bales. Receipts 75 bales— -0 by 8. W. R. R., fi M. k G. It. K., 2by Western li XL, 4 by H. kS. U. It.. b> Riffr. 7 by Wafons. Shipments _'o bah n—o by S, W. R B , 20 for home consumption. DAILY HXATKXIIST. Stock August 31, 1K74 I.MG Received to-day • 75 *• previously 47,0*15 —47.104 4H, 140 Whipped to-day...... 20 •* previously. 34,595 —34,015 Stock on hand 13,525 HllOLi:>i.4Li: I'KK I> <1 iiiient WEEKLY BY CHAMBER OF (f•uijnjii’C. Apples —per barrel. $5; peck, 7?4'. Bacos -Clear Sides Y H> Oik -: Clear Rib Sides lt;< ; Shoulders 12 1 ; lia--cured Shoulders 15c; Sugar-mred Hams 17; Plnln Hams BaihUSO—l7 ' t (a IH. Bulk Meats —Clear Rib Hides 11 '..(a 11?.,c. Buttkh—Goshen >* lb 4< : Country 30*-. BbOOMA—f 4 dor.en. f2 Mltf3 60. Candy —Stick V b lfic. CaNXED Goods - Sard in 4 l*, ease of 100 boxes #l7: lib cans j*. doat-n. #1 20 to $1 35. Chkkjw—English V OIK-; Choice lM* a ; West ern IWTN Y mate ifie. Cawdiuc*—Adamantine V lb 19. ; Paraph Ine 35'. Con good Y 23c : Prime 23c “,: Choice 24 ‘,c; Java ;<3’ to 37c. CoKM—Yellow Mixed Y bushel fl 20; White, 2.ar load rates iilepot.| \ ft xL'kbri*—l>4jm - Htij, F I.iniH s2o#|fis; Haraua, I /Ii X M Fr.Ot a-]-S*ia FamU\. city gr#nL Y fl- • A 5?; B sfi 50; Fancy $lO. Habdware—Wi<li* Iron Y lb '.*<■; IP-lined is-; j Sad Irons <•; Bar I*cad 12'..c; Castings fi' 4 e; Plow steel lie; Spring, do. l’i*|; I2st St. oi 25c; Bug gy Springs 20Horse and M'tllO TlhoCit T‘ ft 9c; I HorseHhoe Nails 25c; Nails V keg $5; Axes Y ! dozeu slsi sl7. Hay— Y cwt. $1 40; ttauiltr.v 40f/s<|p. fn fam-v. rn IW'nfr'. 1 j J.Aaa>— Prim' L af, tigret . e* . l& a halves and j kegs, 17C. Leather—White ‘>ak Sole ? lb 2.V; Hemlock Sole 33c; French calf Skins ?2<<r,s4: American do. s2 (n $3 50; Upper Leather f2rt SW%O; Msniwwi aA. 50. ; Dry Hides 11.-, Green do. fie. Mai kkueL—No. I fit bbi sls<tj SIH; No. 2 sl4; No. 3 sll mi sl2 50: No. 1> kit $1 lOf*T Pickles-—Case Y dozen pints $1 so; Y quart $3 25. Potash— Y case $* to $9. Potatoes—lrish >* bbi 50.V* $5 GO Powder— Y keg $25; * , keg $3 50; $2 00, iu Magazine. Rope—Manilla Y- lb 20c; Cotton soc; Machiut mad.' fi'jc. Meal— Y bushel $1 20, Molasses—N. O. r* gallon Hoc; Florida 75c; re- \ boiled 75c; common 45c(.50. Oats—l 4 bushel Hsfo9oc. Oil—Kerosene f* gallon 25c; Linseed, raw, j #1 20; boiled $1 25: laird $1 25; Train sl. Rice—f* If. H' a c. Salt—V sH4-k $1 85; Virginia $2 25. Tobacco—Common Y W* 456.5<h’; Medium j Bright 70c; Fine 75c: Extra $1: Navy fiOkedßc; ; Ma< . ahoy Snuff 75f Hsc. Shot- Y *<'k $2 40. oah—Cruah* <1 and red Y B- 1‘ . A* 13C.; B. -I2J4C.} i;.\tw 12c.; U. 1.1 N. 0. Yellow Claritled to *,c: do. Whlt UL<. I Soda-—Keg 7* Y lb: box loc. Star h—ll. rt‘ 4 c- Trunks—Ciiimnbus madi', 2p in.cb. TO* 1 : 3C inch $2 $0 Tea—fm-eii 75c: Onlnug fisc. Whiskey -Rectified i* gallon $1 25; Bourbon | $2. $4. White Lead— Y H 11'<i 12 ‘ a -. VtNEOAit ~Y gallon 85c. # COUNTRY PRuyiiCK. | ft#t <K 1 Goshen Butter $ 40 $ 0 I Country “ :t <> 40 Egg* 25 35 I Frying chickens. J4N 25 25e,3Ui (jjfowu •• Iririi potatot '<o p’k 4 50 ■ r no fid r> oft ' Sweet potatoes 75 35 p’k , Onions * 90 bbi IWn’k j ('• i’,v peas 9bn I no dm t llpy Gimmls. Prints B<ii ll l a c. Y .van! • H bleat’hed. >tton ’• j 4 4 •• •* 10fz/2<H’. *• 1 Sea Island “ skill's-. Coats' and Clark's sjhh>l cotton. .7nc. Tickings loft : V><*. 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 brow n and bleached sbeettttgW. 30*5 500. V yard Wool Haiuu ls—red aud bleached 200#74c. “ ! <3uUou rtauucls —brown and bi and i2,‘ a (<c2sc i Li nary* mC#e 1 Kentucky Jeans l.Vftsc '* 1 COLUMBUS MAN UFACTURED tWJODS. Kaolk vsd Phenix Mill*.—Sheeting 4 4 in l ... . shirting 8 l a c.; osnahurgs. 7 o/... 14-.; • drill ing 12c: bleached shei-tiug and dilliug 12(VD13‘,; j Canton flan mis 20c. Colorr-t timHh — Stripes 10(3 ' 11 black gingham checks 12' ; ."yl3c. ; Dikii, j.la.les for field work 17c; eottou blankets s2i jmt dozen; varus ss. to Is. per \much 4*f p.>u*dH ; #135; rope 25c. t ' 27c., scw mg Uiread. lfi balls t<> the pound. 50.- . knitting thmad. Yi lalh to the pound, bl“a. bed. 55c. ; unbleached 50* ~ wrap ping twine, in balls, 40c. Il’oo/rn f*oh n-res, 9 oz. per yard. 530. i<> 7Ue.; Jeans 20c to 37 ‘ ,c.; do. skin jeans 55c. Mi snuiKi Mills.— \ shirting ',c. : 4-4 sheet ing 10 V.; Flint River 8 oz. oanaburg* 16u.; do. \ arils #1 35. Con >um> Fai toby.— 'g shirtiug B‘p-. : 4 4 I shee ting l 0’ 4 c.; aoviug thread, fill bleach' and, s‘#v-.k, knitting. (To.. 50e.: wrapping twine 40e. Ci.Eio’s Factoby.—Plaids or eh. ks 13. : striis-s : fancy fashions, 12 |' t * v '■ 51 HtUKRTABY TEI IlftlltPH Special to the Daily Times by the s. A A. Line. FINANCIAL. New York. January* 11. Up. h. Gold ter ting New York, tan. 11, 0 p. vi ulosud easy at > pur ut.; Gold elotwd at 112. Ex. ulosu 1 at 4sr* 4 . Assist-ant Tri'asurer paid out S:KKi,OUO c;tiled bond* ami $250,000 iu coin. State lioibls dull; fast bid Ala., ss, 188:1, 40; do. 1886, 4G. Stm-ks were lieavy and lower. PRuYJHIoRs ' New York. 'Jan. 11. Flour niosiN l Tower; Southern tame aud very’ quiet; No. 2 $330 fn’si; Baltimore and (.leorifia rnixixl to b r o<>A super tine S4 10; Baltimore Howard ! st. I.jTußos $5 20. Wheat elofnNl dull. Corn firm. Fork dull, ihi'f dull and nominal. ! Cut meats unehanged. Bsu*on in x< 1 dcrr.aitd. \YhUkoy lov.cr and in fair de i malt I. 200 bids, sold at WV£ft9&. elosimy at ■ the latter figures. Baltimore. Man. 11. Flour dull; How ard si. Western hujmt. $4aA 50a do. ‘\Uh $4 75a5 25, do. family t>s. Cftv \fIHS huim‘l*. S4a4 50. Wheat very dull. nHi'ints Corn firmer and seam*. Whip' Southern lYu^Ot ; Yulhw tfo 7Ba80; WesUu-n 1 mixld Pro\iMon unchanged | and quiet. Western butt<'i‘ sternly. Coffix' quit*t at Whiskev 08. Sugar firm and in ;kbl demand at 10*4alO^, Chk ack). Jan. 11. Flour unehnn^iHi; shipping extras $4 2*Vrt>4 5); Minn. $4 50. Wheat eiuaeil quiet. No. 2 Spring: hs j 4 ; 88% for January, and 89° M for February, 0> i 1 ‘ 9 for Mart'll. No. 3 Spring 83‘V Corn ulosixi (juiet. No. 2 mixd 05 3 4 , -asli;(sj' 4 for January; 05 : K for February. Fork closed easy at $lB 35, eash ; $lO for Februa ry- ; sl3 ‘0 for March, Rt 13 s<t, emsli; 13 65 for February, and 13 HO for March; sales made le. higher. Cut ; meats quiet; gnvn hams 10; dry salUxi * shoulders at (C, cash, anti short riiis OJ,.0 J ,. loobu. Drusbeil hoars steady at $H lOfur iii.*avy; $7 7sfor lijcht. \V fifekey quiet at j 04c . Cincinnati. Jan. 11. Pork firmly held at $lO 25. Bacon quiet ami steely; shoul * tiers 8 1 !: clear rib 11: clear 11 x 4 ; hams 13 l 4 ! re. 14. '(Tut meats firm: shoulders 6 l ' 4 : clear ril> O' s a'J : 8 ; cieox l);*aiui a . Lard steady; prime steam fietne ; 14 , 4 - Live ho*rs quiet and tfrm; medium fair $ HYilI 10; receipts 3.169; shipments t none. Whiskey firm at 94c. , St. Lours, Jan. 11.—Flour steady and un- I sujier. winter $4 25a4 double I extra $4 75a55. Wheat quiet: No. *2 red winter $1 09 1 4 a9 :l 4 : No. 3 do. $1 05. Corn steddy;,6aa6ti for No. 2 mix Ni. YYliiskey j quiet at 95e. Pork dull and nominal at sl9 Cut meats unehaßged; | shoulders 6*;; clear rib TANARUS* 4 : cleaF “0 f k . Bacon nominal; shoulders X ) r Jaird tinu; , steam 13? s cash, seller March. Livehoffs 1 dull : packer's' grades at $6 PW7 00. ! Porkers $5 lYaii 30; ext ras $7 25; receipts ! 436: shipments 725. COTTON. I Liverpool, Jan. 11. 4 r. k. - Oittou' steadv; salt's 18,000; speculation 5,000; American 7,000. Uplands 7 j .an d,; Orleans 7Ld. Dtjycmlui and Junuary not bel<>wV*>d ordhuiry 7 9-16d.; Orleans shipments, December anti January, not Mow WmiMfftJH 15d6ff. Havre, Jan. 11. -Cotton firmer; tros or dinaire Orleans, s|M>t, 97; low middling Orleans, afloat, 95. New York, Jan. 11,—Cotton, old ( lass, spots, closed quiet and firm; orulhary 13; giMKI ordinary 14; strict ■(**! ord. 14 l ; low middlings 14 T ANARUS;; midd 1 luffs good j middlings h'Y/ t . Futures closed steady: sales 21,200 hal<*s; January 15 1-16@K J February 15 5- Hatch 15 . • April 15 29-32 •fSriryifir, 7-32<rC 4 ; June July 10 25-32f//.13-16; August 16 15-10al7. New York, January 11. -New class spots closed quiet; ordinary 4r(M>d ordi nary 13%; low middlings 15; 4f(HMi middlings 15?; middling: fair 15%_; fair 16 l / t ; Bales to spinners 677; ex ports 032; spe ulatifn . flftoeripts all ports toslay 19,784; exports to Ureat Britain 6,922; to* Continent 4,953. CouMtUdated exports 33,149; to Great Britain ; 13,067; to Continent?,49l. Stin k in all ports 848,726. Charleston, Jan. 11.—Cotton firm; re ceipts 1,250: sates l.oou; middling 14%; exports to Great Britain 2,164; to Gunti fient 2,125; stock 69,392. Mobile, January 11.--Cotton steady; re ceipts 2,733; B&le*j| 1.600; middUng's I4' 4 a 14H; SffK-k 57,808. Baltimore, Jan. 11. Cotton firm; re ceipts 77;sah's 265; middlings 14 ‘ 4 a14 7 ;; 28,736. IkWToN, Jan. 11. 4fotton quiet; receipts 110; sales 125; middlin/fs 15* H ; exports to Great Britain 123; stock 23,721. Augusta, Jan- quiet; low middlings \\\{, *?oo<T ordinary 17* ,; re ceiptssS6; sales 396. Memfiils, Jiui. 11. -Cotton, receipts 1,403 bales; shipments 1,126; sales 1,200; stock 67,165; market quiet; middlings 14%c. Philadelphia, Jan 11. Market firm; middlings 15J£: receipts 139. Providence, Jan. 11.—Shx-k 22,000. Royal, Jan. 11.—Stock 1090. Galveston. Jan. 11.—Steady; receipts 1,189 bides; sales2.ol3. Go*d ordifiafyft* 3 *- Exports to GAeaf Britain 87s; to (oiitl neutj—•. StoA 80,095. NHW—OhleaHs. Jan. il.—Quiet; little 'receipts 7,628. Sal<*s2,9oo. Mid dlings 14 •*. ExjMirts to Great Britain 3,- 350; to Continenj. 2,828. StA H-k 273,188. Savannah, Jan. 11. -Cotton firm; ns ceipts 2,173; sales 1,240; middlings st(B-k 97,036. Norfolk, Jau. 11. Noimnai; receipts UMkffcates 200; low bikldliißf 1 stock 12,836. Wilmington, Jan. 11. Firm; rtHxupts 200 buies; sales none; middlings 14‘ 4 c. WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA, 5 11-3 llaim to \V York. WEhTEUN lUILBOAD Or ALABAILA. I ( DLI’MMJiI, Ga.. Sf|>t. 13, 1H74. J TRAINS I/RAVE COLUMBUS DAILY fur Montgoini ry ami Ht lma 2:00 a. m. Arrivtt at \l..ntgojiD-i\T H:00 m. Arrive* *4 S*m 12:04 a. m. FOR ATLANTA AND NEW YORE At 10:30 a. m. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 p. in. At Atlanta 5:4*2 p. iu. ByAllanla and Charlotte Air-Line. L. ttlanta 6 •* p. n.., UH UUXJTTE 8 :tS a. TO., Dttnvnh’ 3:27 p. in. Arrive *at Washington 4:30 a. in., at Baltimore 6:30 a.in., at Philadelphia 1.3 Up. m. at NEW YORK :15 p. m. Hliq>ing o*th ran from Atlnnta to Charlotte. iij keiijitv.au Route. la**v(* Atlanta fi:00 p. in., Dalton 10:28 p. in., |. Bristol it ui., Lynchburg 10:45 p.m. Ar rive ai Vriiiugt<>ii 6.45 u. in., at Baltimore 9:15 a. in. at rhlla-luij'hia 1 Ml p. in., at NEW YORK 5:15 p. 1 11l Nli.eying Cara run from Atlanta to Lynchburg. , TRAINS AHUIVE AT ( (iEEAIIU'S DAILY , J’Voiii K thuia iwl N ifm 5 ork. *■;• / , .6:2" v. m . i Front M >utg<ui i*J anil s*-lin 2-25 t*. m. Tickt t> foi sub ut Union Depot. ( H AS. P HALL, General Hnp't. M. M. AliiiLlT, janl tf Notice. Oeyu > Moun t and Giuaud Railaoad. I Columbcm, Ga., Oct. 2, 1874. 1 Ou ami after Saturday, October 3d, trains over j thin r*iad alii run as foilowan PASSENGER TRAIN. DAU.Y i.SUNDAYS EXCKPTJED) WASJKti I'UWfc CONNKU TToa WITH H. k K. R. B. FOB KVFAtLA. | J/*ave Cotuuilrua. 3200 f. m. . Arrive at Troy 9:40 i*. m. Leave Troy 2:45 a. m. j Arrive at Columbus 9:45 a. m. FREIGHT TMAIK—RKOCbta. , Lave Coin tubus Mouduya, Wednesday* aud Fridays at 590 M. Arrive at Trny 3:52 p. m. 1 Leav4 Troy Tuesdays, Tburadaya and Satnr , dajs ut 4.. Mi a, M. Arrivt; at Columbus 2:02 P. M. janl-tf Wm. L. CLARK. Supt RANKIN HOUSE. I ’oliiiiilmi*. Leoixia. J. W. RYAN, Pr<p’r. Ruby Restaunint, BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON, UNDER THE RANKIN HOUSE. Janl lUwU J. \\. HYA\. Prop r. 11. I . ABELL & CO, —HAVE— | j^AiaY f RsE iV’fATUES, j . ; Pet rh P.'Utoea, ! IJussctt Potatoes, V Seed Potatoes. IVach Blow Potatoes. I Pink Eye Potatoes, j Nevr 1.. ivf Ijvrd. by th ree, fccg or hMAi t. ! Goshen or Western Butter. New and rnrrantr j Soft-Shell Almonds aud Pecans. Magnolia aid iMnmotid Hams. I Mr All goods delive red by 11. F. IBIXL A 4 0. 11 Ellis & Harrison, Auctioneers, Commission llii'illiiils hihl Ki'iil Ijsljiii- Vsceuts. roT.ninrs, gcougia. Offer for Sale City and Uoaiitry RR4L INTITK. ( ilHMhi UWK, (the best in Market.i \F.H RI 661E8, of all Patterns. UKK KUIIX IIRY kOOns, PROYIK IOY*s, &r„ lr. Will attend pr uiptly tt) LKti 11, stl,p> in the Ultv and rountry. janl-tf Store for Rent. J WtLL RENT THE DESIRABLE AND COM modious Store House, situated iu the Oswichee B- ijjtfborhooll*. tPv# udTes from Fort Mitehell. This is a good trading centre, iu a first class neighborhood, aud any oue desiriuy to engage in i keeping a i tmitry suvr4. cannot find a better stand. Terms moderaD’. , f Ap|)ly on the place, or by letter to JAMES H. CHAMBERS, tf Oswichee, Ala. cm r.i:\ : \ii:\Toi'(,i:Hi;ci\. Kfrruilve HrfUtauX. James M. Hun ii, Ouroruor of tin' Kut' V. W. Al.Mudor, J. W. Warron, Keoretarl". tx ocutive Department. Thoiuas C. Howard. Samuel C. William*, (lerka K< eutivi* Department. J. B. Campbell. Warrant Clerk. W. 11. Grigaby, M-aesiiger aud RacorUiuf Clerk. Mtate lloaae Ollleer-. N. C. Barnett. Seeretery of State. J. F Jones, Clerk. W. L. GoliWiuitli. Comptroller Guueral. J. W. ReufYoe, J. W. (roldsmith, Ch l’ks. Julia Jones, State Treasurer. Miller Grieve, Clerk. Joel Branham, Librarian. E. A. Fiewelleu, Super in tendeut of Public Buildiugs. etc. G. J. Orr. State School Coniinissiouer. Thomas F. Greeu, M. D., Supi rinteudsnt ol Lunatic Asylum. W. D. Williams. Superintendent Academy of the Blind. W. O. Connor, Superintendent Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Judicial llepaninput. SUPREME COUBT. Hon. Hiram Warner, Chief Justice. Hon. H. K. McCay. Judge. Hon. R. P. Trlppe, Judge. N. J. Hammond, Attorney General. Z. D. Harrison, Clerk. Henry Jackson, Reporter. The Supreme Court sits at the seat of govern ment, beginning on the third Monday in January aud the first Monday iu July of each year. HUI'EHIOR COURTS. Albany Circuit. Peter J. Htrozier. Judge. Byron B. Bower, Solicitor General. Baker—Third Mondays iu May and November. Calhoun—Third Mondays in March aud Sep tember. Decatur—First and second Mondays in May and November. Dougherty—First, second aud third Mondays in April and October. Mitchell—Fourth Mondays in May and Novem ber. Worth—Fourth Mondays in April and October. Atlanta Circuit. John L. Hopkins, Judge. T. J. Glenn, Solicitor General. DeKalb—Third Mondays in March and Septem ber. Clayton—First Mondays in March and Septem ber. Fulton—Mouday next after the fourth Mon days in March and September. Aui/u.<Ui I'iicuit. William Gibson, Judge. Davenport Jmksou. Solictor General. Burke—Third Mondays In May and November, Columbia—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. • McDuffie—Third Mondays in March and Sep tember. Richmond—Third Mondays in April and Octo ber. UiuK liiily Circuit. Noel IJ. Kuiglit, Judge. C. D. Phillips, Solicitor General. Cherokee—Fourth Mondays in February and first Mondays iu August. Cobb—Second Mondays iu March aud Novem ber. Dawson—Third Mondays in April and second Mondays in September. Forsyth—First Mondays in April and fourth Mondays iu August. Fannin—Third Mondays iu May and October. Gilmer—Second Mondays in May ami October. Milton—Fourth Monday in March and third Monday in August. Pickens—Fourth Mondays ill April ami Septem ber. Towns—Monday alter fourth Mondays in May and October. Union—Fourth Mondays in May and October. BruUtwicJe Circuit. John L. Harris. Judge. Simon W. Hitch, Solicitor General. Appling—Third Mondays iu March and Septem ber. Camden—Tuesday after the fourth Monday in April and October. Charlton—Mouday alter Camden Court. (Tim h—Second Tuesdays iu April aud October. Coffee—First Tuesdays iu April and October. Echols—Heeoud Mondays in April and October. Glynn -Third Tu* sday alter fourth Monday in May aud November. Liberty Tuesday alt r the third Monday in May and NfffPTuber. 4 * Pierce—First Mondays in March and Septem ber. Ware—Fourth Mondays iu March and S -ptem ber. Wayue—Second Mondays in March ami Septem ber. <'hattahiKHhrr (_ 'ircuit. James Johnson. Judge. W, A. Little, Soli-'it-r General. ('hsitah-voehee—Fourth Mondays in March and September. Harris—Second Mondays in April and October. Marion—Third Mondays in April apd October. Muscogee-Second Mondays in May nul No vember. Stewart—Fourth Monday* in April ami Octo ber. Talbot—Second Monday* In March and Septem ber. Taylor—First Mondays in April aud October. CheroLu Circuit. C. D. McOntehen. Judge. Albert T. Hn ktt. Solicitor General. Bartow—Third Monday s iu March and Septem ber. Catoosa—HeeundJl g*|la> in February and Au gust. Bade—Second Monday* in \f*> and November. Gordon—Third Mali la|h in February and Au gust. Murray—Third Mondays in April aud October. Whitflc-ld—Fourth Mondays in April and Octo ber. EfUttrrn Circuit. William #ieMey. Judge. A. R. Lamar. HOlhfftot- G>u Val. Bryan—Thud Mondays la tpril aud November. Bullock—Thursdays before th* first Mondays iu April and November. Chatham—Bccoud Mondays in February. May and Ninrenibor. Effingham— Second Mondays in April and No vember. Melnt-ah—'Tm ad ay a afhr the last Mondays in April ami November. Fiint Circuit. John I. Hall, Judge. T. B. Cabaniss Solicitor General. Butts—Seeoud Mondays in Mareh and Septem ber. Henry--Third Monday's In February and Au gust. Newton—Third Monday* iu March and Septem ber. Pike -Second Mondays in April and October. Rm’kdale—Monday after the fourth Mondays iu Mareh and September. Spalding—First Mondays in February and Au gust. Upson—First Mondays in May and November. Macon Circuit. Barnard Hill, Judge. Chas. J. Harris. Solicitor General. Bibb—Fourth Mondays in April and October. Crawlord—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. Houston—Fourth Monday* in May and Novem ber. Twiggs—Second Mondays in April aud October. Middle Circuit. Herschcl V. Johnson. Judge. John W. Robinson, Solicitor Gem ral. Emanuel—Third Mondays in April and October. Jefferson—Second Mondays iu May aud Novem ber. Johnson—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. Screven—First Monday* iu May and November. Tat nail—Second Mondays in April aud October. Washington—Second Mouday* :u March and September. Yor them Circuit. O. 11. Pottle, Judge. Samuel Lumpkin. Solicitor General. Elbert—Second Monday* In March aud Sep tember. Hancock—Second Monday* iu April and Octo ber. Hart- Third Monday’* iu March and September. Lincoln—Fourth Mondays in April aud Octo ber. Madison—Flnrt Monday* in March and Septem ber. Oglethorpe Third Mondays In April aud Octo ber. Taliaferro—Fourth Mondays in February and August. ! Warren—First Monday* in April and October. Wilkes—First Monday* in May and November. Glasscock—Third Mondays iu February and Au gust. Ocmuigrr Circuit. George F. Bartktt, Judge. Joseph Preston. Sulioitor General, Baldwin—Fourth Monday* In February aud Au gust. Greene—Second Mondays iu March aud Sep tember. Jasper—Second Mondays in February aud Au gust. j Jones—Third Mondays iu April and October, j Morgan—First Mondays in March aud Scptem | her. ; Putnam—Third Monday* iu March and Septcm i her. Wilkinson—First Monday* iu March anil Hc]>- | tember. Oconr *• Circuit. A. C. Pate, Judge. Robin A. Stanley. Solicitor General. Dodge—Fourth Mondays iu April and October. Dooly—Third Monday* iu Mareh and Septem ber. Irwin—Friday after the fourth Mondays in . March and September. 1 Laurens—Second Mondays in April and Octo j her. j Montgomery—Thursday after the firat Mon ‘ days in April and October. Pulaski—Fir*t Monday* in May aud November. Telfair—Tuesday after the third Monday* in April and October. i Wilcox—Fourth Mondays in Mareh and Sop : tember. Patauia Circuit. j W. D. Kiddoo, Judge. James T. Fiewelleu, Solicitor General. Clay—Fourth Mondays in March aud Septem ber. 1 K.irly—l’imt MuuUaj. in Anri) U n,l ui , Miller Hnnnn.l Mnlnlay. if, A|,„l , , qultm.ll—Third Muud.j. i„ May i„i vl. JUnduliiU—Flr.t Moudiy. iu My .„j N ( Tcrr.U—Fimrili MoutUy. In Mai „„l x,„, Hitmr. Circuit. Jno. W. 11. Underwood, Judge. Cicero T. Clement*, Solicitor Genera) Chattooga—Firat Monday* iu Mr h ti mber. " ai "l* ! Floyd- First Mondays in January an.i j , Paulding—Firat Mondays in F. i.ruipj jjjj poik— Second Mouday* in February u . i gust. • 1 it Haralsou—Fourth Mondays in March am teiubcr. n m H i Walker—lawt Monday* in Kebruarr ... gust. * ” h Southern Circuit. August H. Mansell. Judge. Robert G. Mitchell. Solicitor General Bvgrien Third Mouday* in Mar. b nuA s.j Brooks—First Monday* in May and n„. Colquitt—Wednesday after fourth Mq, i March aud September. I.owude*—The first Mouday* iu Mav vember. aud shall be held two week* it („. Thoiuaa—Third week* in April and OcteUq*'' Southwcdrrn Circuit. Janie* M. Clarke, Judge. Charles F. Crisp, Solicitor General Leo—Fourth Monday in March aud Monday In November. Macon—First Mouday in December m.,!. Monday in July. Schley—Second Monday* iu April aud Oct Sumter—Third Monday* in April and (m Webster—Second Mondays In Mar h M tember. Coweta Circuit. Hugh Buchanan. Judge, j Albert H. Cox, Solicitor Geucral. Carroll—First Monday* in April and On Campbell—Second Mondays in IMiruart Augu*t. j Coweta— First Moudays in Mar*hands . her. j Douglas*—Third Monday* in April and c - Fayette—Fourth Mouday* in February n | "*. I He ard—Third Mondays iu March and is bcr. 1 Meriwether—First Mondays iu May and \ vember. i Troup—Third Monday* in May and N*,v<-n.i Wet tern Circuit. j George D. lUce, Judge, j Emery Speer, Solicitor General. ' Bank*—First Monday* in April and 0-t h, r I Clarke—First Monday* in February and-• Monday* August. Frank—First Monday* in February an,! M iudays in August. j Franklin—Second Monday* in April and o I her. j Gwinnett—First Monday* in March and k, v Monday* in Scptembi r. I Habersham—Third Mouday* in April an ; ! her. i Hall—Third Mondays in March and Sept,' tai I Jackson—Fourth Mondays in February aud gust. I Rabun—Fourth Monday* in April and o, • i Walton—Third Mondays in April and Av | White—Monday after the fourth Momlao ) April uud October. DIUKCTOKV OF TIIK I lli f'hurclirM. FIRST l*B l '.MI YX Kill AN. I Corner pf Oglethorpe and St. Clair str * i-ii. I J. H. Nall, pastor. Services at lt> uviu. and. : m. each Sunday. Sunday-*cho<.l at 9a. m EPISUOPAL (TIUJUTY). ! <>glethr.rpe street, between Randolph an, ■ ] Clair—Rev. W. C. Hunt-r rector. Services s. { a. m. and 4 i*. m. each Sunday. Sunday j 9* t A. M. ItoMAN CATHOLIC, j St. Phillips aul St. James (Catholic)—mi a.- •on street, between Baldwin ami F wtr>’i. Father Hamilton T>a*tor. Mass at 6 attd p M., ami vesper* at sv. m. Catechism at 4 r * ra*T baptist. Randolph street, between Jackson andTr str-’Ots —R \. V. A. Kendrick pastor, s- u j every Sunday at I<D, a. m. and 7 v. m Nut: i school at !) a. m. METlIol) IST. St. Luke—On Jackson street, betvyc-n Uau4 ami St. Clair—Rev. R. J. Corb y pasti : - j vices each Sunday at Id, 1 * a. m. and 7•, i. a >. I day school at 9 a. m. St. Paul—Southeast corner of Franklin Troup streets—Rev. J. O. Branch paster * vic.es every Sunday at 10a. m. and 7 1 , r:• Sunday-school at 4 i\ m. Broad Street Methodist—On upper Bread *tr- Rex. B. F. Breedlove pastor. Scrvic* so, 1 - day ut 10'.; x. m. aud 7 1 , i*. m. Sunda; - 9 1 . e. M. Class meeting at 9a. m. JEWISH SYSAOoC.t'E. Corner of Crawford arid Forsyth strd • man Birkinthai rabbi. Services every Vr evening at 8 o'clock, aud Saturday moriu) o'clock. OIRABI). Methodist—L. B. Pavne pa*tor. Service* Sunday at 10*j a. m.. and third Sunday ut ' i Sunday-school . e. x. Baptist— Rt \. pastor. Service# the fourth Sunday iu each mouth. Kuiij | school at B',l it. buownkvil.dk. Baptist—Rev. pastor. s.r\i. first and third Sundays. Sunday-school at 8 i Trinity (Methodist)—Rev. L. B. Payne ;*• i tor. Services first, second and third Snmla; j i*. M.. and :ird Sunday at 10'., a. m Alter , Sundays supplied both morning uud i-xiini ; Sunday-school every Sunday at :j e. m. COLORED. Anbury Chapel (Methodist) —Kant Comnwa '• J. Gaines pastor. Services every Sunday at a. m.. 3p. m. and 7‘; at night. Sunday-Mh • : 9 A. M. : Fir*t Baptist—Corner Front and St <’u street (near river) —Green McArthur {aster. S I vices every Sunday at 10C a. m. ands i v •: day-school at 9 a. m. St. John (Methodist). Northeast Cumim'D B. Taylor jiaator. flerrice* every Sunday it am. aud Hp. as.. Sunday-school at 9a w Second Baptist (Northern Lib-rtfi* R* Primus Stafford pastor. Service* every Sm-it at 10 cj a. M. and Bp. m. Bumtey-.••ho*l f-t Ha I. O. O. F. Muscogee <m Oglethorp- sti’c i. tt St. Clair aud t raw ford street*. Regular mwtia held every Monday evening ut 7 ' t o'. 1-mA chathHK’hee Encampment meets ‘FI l; ! Monday* iu each month. Mason ir. Columbian Lodge. No. 7—Meet* 3.1 T;i - I night iu each month. ! Darley Chapter. No. 7—Meet* oh Ist l'r J ' night iu eiß*h mouth. Hoi** Council, No. 4—Meet* :id Saturday j in > ach mouth. i fit. Aldcmar Commandery.—Meet* 2d Tui-rf I night in each month. Lodge In Burra*’ building, corner Br*4 * | Randolph streets. lit ri tli. Ixdge in Bnrrus' building—Mectiugs j the l*t and 3d Sundaj’s iu eac-h month Public Buildtiur*. Court House (in Court B<|uai . ceuie 1 between Oglethorpe aud Jackson and Cru*' I and Thomas streets. Jail on East Common, fisd of Crawford sire I Ofs-ra House northeast corner Crawlerd 1 Oglethorpe street*. ; Female Orphan Asylum, East Common, c cemetery. Post Office, cornet Oglethorpe aud { strict*. Public Library. Room* over Griffin's drug store, hr Open from 8 a. M. to 6 i>. m. Book* members returnable every two w* k*. or her er pay* 25c. per week thereafter. Mr*. J Ivey, librarian. Hotels. Rankin House, corner Broad aud tr* 11 streets. j Planters' Hon*c. Broad street (***t j tween fit. Clair aud Crawfopd. | Central Hotel, Broad street (cast id< ). Il ” fit. Clair and Crawlord street*. Broad Street House, east side Broad Bti'" tween Crawford and Thomas street*. Public School*. No. 1 (white male) northeast corner and Crawford street*. No. 2 (white leniaP west corner fit. Clair and Forsyth street" . Temperance Hall (mixed colored) ■' street, between Itandolph aud Bryan. Municipal Hofpnunfnt. Mayor, John Mellhenny; City 1 N. Barnett: Clerk of Council. M. M M r " r ! Atfc.rney, (ffiarles Colciaan: City . W. Fiewelleu; City Sexton. Abraham ‘>l;, ! Marshal. ; Deputy Marat so '*• “ ! inson; Wharfinger. Jake Bumis. roucc, Chief— bt ! First Squad—W. L. Cash. capUm Mitchell, Win. H. H. W.S)d. Charles Bra.' i Smith, James ltolmrts, Tout MpJSacbern. I fiecoiul ftiuad—John Forau, captain " " ' Chair. Josh Roper, John Palmer, Don ‘ 1 I John Brady. John Feagan. Hull ut Columbus Fire Departnu" Board of Control—W. H. William* ' gineer: G. W. Rosette, First As* t Emn | A. Ethridge, Second Ass’t Engineer: A- I eis. Secretary. FIRE COMPANIES. Columbus, No. I—Engine house on Bro* 1 u | above Bryan. qy j Young America. No. 5-Engine boa*r VV i thorp*' street, between Crawlord and u- j Central Mechanic*. No. ft—Engine hown dolph street, uear Union Passenger I*P® ' • j; Hook and Ladder. No. I—Engine b‘-uM | Springer's Opera House. Military. City Light Guard*-Armory in Skating Rink. Entrain*- on Crawford Columbus Guards—Armory in Gun j ~, ' lng, on Ht. Clair street, between Broad a streets. , Muscogee Rifle*—No armory yet.