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DAILY TIMES. < Ol II 111 IMIM, (ill.. TUESDAY JANUARY 19, 1H75. Kpeclul lo Advfrlltwm. W.nyiU |i#nrt hu*lan not** M<M l.x'iilWiliiittm <ft ili- i>|ht for t>'i) cfiiis iKirltno. ft A* ' and offlcFcrit mfW lulvnrtlitt your fiuHlmwo, and wo would Ik 1 Kind to have many of thorn. Jordan 1.. Him ell Ih with tl|ijOah.y Timkb,amlbinutlinr lzod to Holldt aubacrlptloim and advor tlalllK for the paper. Hr. Kobe at M. Howard Ih c<mne*'t**<i wtth this office, and Ih fully authorize! to wolirtt awl r*N*rtpt for adver tisement* and subseriiiUons to Uilh pai>er. W. If. Cody, K*|. Ih our authorized agent to receipt for nub scriplionp to the 04H*Y uit Weekly Timkh, for the county of Muscogee, and Bussell county, Ain. E. T. CoiiK Ih authorized to solicit mibseriptiorm and advertialrtft for the Daily Timek, In Ala bama, mid to receipt for the same. New AdvertlHcmrnf m. Sec ik:w fulvurtisoment of timt storliritf firm, Watt t Walker. They have a change of advertisement, to which we Invite the alb mi lion of the public. Watt A Walker ask all those Indebted to them to eall ami settle. If you would like to oojoy a Un<‘ luudi of turkey, roast pig, At ~ call at the “Sans Kom i ” and be satisfied during this week, Udwoen the hours of 9 and 12 o’clock each night. If anylxxly has a line cow to sell, sen<l to tills office and they will Und a pur chaser See notice of the Cincinnati Weekly Lit i/uirer. It is a good paper, and w<* hope will meet with a liberal patronage. Klver Intelligence. The steamer Wylly, Moore, master, reached our wharf on Sunday, with a fair load of cotton and other freight. The cot ton was consigned as follows: Alston Warehouse, 33 bales; Fontaine, 53; Low ell, 2; Alattaffitfj 22; TTAnterfc’, 6 -total, 116 bales. The river is In splendid boating order. Nothing new from the jetty. Tidings from the “running plank’’ which floated off are expected daily, as Limy liave doubt less reached a Cuban port before now, llpbatlni Society. The young men of,the city held u meet ing last, night in the school-room of Mr. (loetcUluS. Ajjuut thirty name? were add ed to the list of memliership. Mr. (4oet~ t Id us was elected President pro. lan., nud Mr. Estes Secretary. The HoHety meets again on the 29th of this month, when a permanent organization will be perfiM’ted. bet nil who have pot joined come forward and give tjietr names to the S<H*retary. Free laincli. During this week & Free Lunch will lie served at tjie Kfum,Kom*i every night ixi tweon the hours of 9 and 12 oVioek. The iest the market affords will lie given free to the public. Everybody is expected, junto lw Necil i Meed ! Meed I ! I A large lot of Duist’s Garden Hoed, either In bulk or papers, cheap for cash, at l>t£. j. h. (bffek by i Son 'h jail 17 2t Drugstore. If you want Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods of every rtoserlpt ion, Clothing, Factory (lobm/Ak;, id, ivtowv for wholf&Mm pviees. call at JoHF.ru A Bro.’h. janl tf At CntJ Our entire stock of Dress Goods. Our entire stock of Flannels. Our entire stock of Ready-made Clothing Janio lw Boatrite & CLArr. New Uiiuilh 1 Black Alpacas, Black Mohairs, Black Brilliants, at very low prices, janio lw Boatrttt. A Clapp. liluck Al|acu Wortli 50 cents, selling at arjflj.; finer grades Hjune pnportion 20 pieces reeeiv ed to-dnv ftt ‘ jaul cod j Tun VTkuinu Htoius. At Coat ! Large stock Fancy Dress Goods and Furs. Also, some fine French Cloths and Oaks!mores at even less than cost, to close out stock. This is a rare opportunity to get GOOD goods for a small sum. jam oi#J . •loM‘ph V It i*ol It i* i* Are determined to supply tl*i public with cheap Dry Goods. They reoogntze the dull times, and know the people must lie clothed, aud have therefore concluded to supply the demand at a sacrifice. ji.nl tf I pry (iooii. sai-i-in<-d 1 Desiring to quit the Dry Goods busi ness, and to make way for my, largo stock ol' Groceries, I am determined to sell my entire stock of Shoes, Clothing and Dry Goods generally, regardless of cost. Call and examine and you will be satisfied. Our stovk of Groceries, now on baud and to arrive, is complete, and at lower prices than ever before offered, janl itawiui L. Hamus. • #—i—--M \ew ('loth .lust received -and offersl .cheap. Also, nil.' lot La*U. sj’ l inukd, at janl ikhl Tiut Vatinni.v Stouk. Full UHaortiunut of Suiplu Gikmlh. janio lw Boatkitf .1 Clapp. ftrj (ooU *'- the l*eo|H*. If the public are in earnest about buy ing Dry Goods choa|>or than ever before offered, eall at .Joseph A- Bro.’s and be suit'd, R)r every thing ifi their store Is for sale AT rioST.' j:\nttf Urrul l'\fll*iMOHt *t 14 Broad Street ! Many wonder ami say, ‘‘How it is they soil so cheap we cannot toll.” Homo sav we sacrifice,' lirftooriWi are slaughtered, tVc. To numerous questions nsktMl in re lation to our delicate prices, we simply say, cheap reals and no wives to support. J. B. Ivey A Bro. janl 9taw-u*w*-im Tke Virgin!* Mt**i*v Is selling great Ivargaiiis in all kinds of Dress Goods. Call there and save money, janl cod Fresh hit jtutf fh i\A<\ Selling cheap. Also. New PrinLs, 10-4 Mid 11-4 Sheeting. Billow Cjisin'g. i t'weds. Table Linens, at janl t'O’l The Virginia Store. I Au Important Institution. W' hav un aaftociation of commercial men in our midst which should be fostered by every business Internet. We refer to tho ('handier of Commerce of this city. Its organization and the irun'llngs grow ing out of the same, creates kindly feoling b’twiN'ri its members, gives a proper di rection and Impetus to commercial trans actlons, and promotes useful knowh^lge eoncn-jiftiff trad* and taartiffii.etfr%s, AjuT the brwii Nfjiieli coltAl anil nutiiiLdn tlieir relations. The old “Board of Trade,” after a ft*w years’ exish'nce, disbands I, but it left a fitting monument hi Its usefulimsH in the river improvement a measure which had its origin, and much of its growth in that Ixxly, including the com pilation of MLitiKtlr*B upon which the ap propriation wus finally secured. We hojie its successor will continuo to eurry for ward the g<x>d work with the spirit so far evinced. Let its membership lx; increased, and a greater lnt/‘nMHt bo taken in its mendings, and much g(xxi will necessarily n*sult to our entire community. There is no renwin why a custom-house and jxirt of entry at Columbus should not follow the jirojxir improvement of our river. Oh! for a few whohikile houses In addition to our present limited number. Then would emimerco unib; with the manufac turing interest, to place our town as the peer of any interior city in th(* South. Tlie M oniiim*iil*l Qell. Mr. Local: I have heard more than one member of the Ladies’ Memorial Associa tion c* mif daln of the lack of Interest <n the part of the gentlemen on the question of a monument to our dead comrades. This is eertfctnly an error, which I, for one, would gladly disprove. I have read with interest your very sensible articles In regard to a tournament and other means of raising the necessary funds for carrying out our Sacred duty. 1 would add this suggestion: Ijcfc the ladles prepare a eonipany flag to lx? offered upon the occasion of the tourna ment to the company receiving the largest \ ote a small amount Ix’ing cliafged mrh porson (hqxisiting a vote. But neither this or any other scheme can lx; carried into effM*t without action or work. Have the ladies taken any steps in the matter? If not, when will they? The Fair Grounds have been sold, and If no request is made, the buildings will (loubtless bo removed at an early day. When will the ladies act? Who will answer? Now is the opportuni ty. Do not allow it b> escajH* us. I would suggest as a suitable time April the 9th. The weather is pleasant then. SoLWEK. We commend the communication of “Soldier” to the attention of the ladies. At the same tunc we would assure our cor respondent that the ladies have expressed the liveliest interest in the suggestions of the Times, and tho dreadful weather alone has prevented the commencement of active work. It Is iiuiKirlant, however, as “Hol dier’ suggests, that something should lx* done at once to secure the use of the build ings at the Fair Grouiuls. Th* Weekly Time*. We entrust to to-day’s mail with confi dence theflrst Issue of the Weekly Times. To Its seven hundred subscribers we send t** i! , -seven columns of reading mattei carefully prepared nd selected. The issue j has Ixx'ii gotten up with a mechanical skill which would rcikx t credit upon any paper in the South, and being our first publication we launch It upon the sea of public opinion with pardonable pride. It offers to the family circle a newsy and en tertaining journal, and should our success during the next fortnight approach our good fortune during the two weeks just Cnd<xl our subscription list will go to fif teen hundred, a fact advertisers should not lose sight of. From it farmers will learn the chea[x*st experiments in agriculture and all of them will lx* in tlie reach of our people, and adopted to our climate, mode of living and system of labor. Don’t watt for agents to call <fti you, but send in your names at once. < itliiinlu Uiuii tU' Mi'ellHK. liiist night the Gompauy met iu their armory, and after the usual preliminaries, elected the following non-commissioned Officers to serve for the incoming year: Ist Serg’t, J. T. Long, 2d ” W. 11. Hoi steal I, 3.1 “ R. A. Ware, 4th 4 ‘ W. L. Cush, Ensign and Treasurer, J. P. Kyle, Ist Corp’l, -J. W.W<x>lfolk, 2d " A. J. Boland, 3d “ P. J. Clark, 4th 44 J. K. Arnold. The Company reoelved the report of the Treasurer, which showed the Company to be out of debt with a large amount on hand. The Company appointed the following gentlemen to nqinwsnt them in the Atlan ta Convention of the Oonfedemte Soldiers’ reunion. T. W. Grimes, Chas. H. Williams. J. T. Long, and R. A. Ware. Ait I uknown Neicro Killed. The west-bound freight, Geo. Hughes, txjnducL’r, leaving this city on Saturday night at 8:30 o’clock p. in., had on board a negro as a iassimger who was very r drunk. While the train was moving very rapidly, down the Girard grade, tho negro, unnoticed by any one, wandered out of the front door of the cab, ami stepped between the cars, falling under the wheels. Tie was caught In the break gear and carried three hundred yarns before the train could !>o stopped. When taken out, he was found dead and terribly mangled. The next morning, his bottle, half filled with whiskey, was found on fho track intact. No otto has jiH yet been able to identify positively, the unfor tunate man, who has Ixmmi buritxl by the Coroner of Ixv> county. I*onlnl Convenience. Postmaster Johnson will be the most popular official heroalxmts, if he suetxHxls in his efforts to place postal boxes at the prominent corners of Broad street for the accommodation erf our business men. Tlie Penny System. We hear of another merchant who has order.sl a keg or more of one cent pieces. Before a great while we will have a jx'imy circulation, the very best evUlenoeof en terprise and thrift. ,1 uuMiix>hk Frlly Mcht. We had the pleasure of a call from Mr. MiucZoeller, the advance agent cf Mu.lam Janausehek’s Troupe. This troui>e, like Barrett’s, ueeds no newspaper puffs to draw a line audience, for she is an actress of fine ability and world-wide reputation. The company has an elegant wardrobe, and is finely supported. On Friday night she plays Mary Stuart, and on Saturday night Earl of Essex. Go and see her, for this is the last appointment, as she leaves America, after this season, for Europe, and then retires to private lift*. The sale of seats commences to-day, at Chaffin's book store. If trad. Loc King, a worthy negro, who was em ployed on tho street force of tho city, died at a late' hour Saturday night, of pneumo nia. Moyw'. ('.Ri'l Vctt-rdti>. On acomrnt of the Inclemency of the weal her, butfCW attmiileil the Mayor's le voe held at that lour I fl.Hiso fur the benefit at the flUtli* twuisuty. But few tlolmts' were wild. Molly Jones, a lady of •ombre complexion, bought one, and IsdtleThora- OH bought the Ollier, but tlicy exmid not prove they had Ixien dlaorilerly, hence wore not allowed to dunce. Somehow or htlicr tliia verdiet plinwd tlc'ln, and thoy loft the hall of Jflie without a murmur. Chicken Thieving. Thieves broke Into Master Eddie Allen’s cliicken-house, In the upjier town district, Saturday night, and stole liis two Hhang hia roosters and two game hens. “The hens layed two eggs every day, and three on Sundays.” It was a groat shame to steal Eddie’s Shanghai nxjsters, as the up per town district will now is; deprived of its usual chicken lights on Sundays. Jxxjk out for your roosts, as thieves stalketh aimxvl in tlie nigiit time. X Ilffllni—City A*m***m*mt. Council failed to meet hist night, in or derto give the City Assessors more time to complete their assessment. Notwith standing tho mud, slush and bad weather, the Asst'ssors, M*hsis. Coknuan, Bnvlfoni and Gager, were at work yesterday. Tli* Hrnrflt ufliuvruMC. By Uie reixa l of Chief Engineer WillianiS of the Fire, Department, it is shown that the losses by fire in our eity during the year just closed amounted to $(>,788 07, uli of which was insured save $705. which demonstrates in a priwtieal manner the beitohl of lire iusuiaaui. **|M’cinl it trillion. Columht s, GA . Jan. jttli, 1875. We desire to say to th<se of our custom ers who are in debt to us for goods bought last year, that we are greatly iu nod of mosey t/> carry on our business. Our credit accounts made in the spring and summer were due on tho first of October, and it is simple justice that you come for ward and pay them up. It will impos sible for us to accommodate you, unless you first settle the old seoftjs. We dislike to proceed to harsh measures to collect >ur debts, but when our necessities force us to raise large sums to meet our obliga tions, wo are often crowded to do it. Please call and pay up. Our ad vertise ment in this paper will give you our whereabouts, and also of large stock of (rr<K‘ori**s. K4*spoetfully, jani9 U3Uwlm) Watt A Walker. Ilolrl ArrltaU.—.laßimry |H, IS7.X. UANKI.N HOUSE. K, P. Rogers, Buslik*ss manager Brown’s Dramatic Company. Alfred L. Williams, Warrington, Fla. Miss Emma Richardson, Columbia, Hu C. Miss Mary Richardson, “ Mrs. Mary >Sandiling, Nashville, T*im. G. Y. Pond, City. M. A. Pbdhuf*, Agent Janausheck. C. M. Whitmer, New York. J. R. McGovern, Pailm ah, Ky. Chas. Brock way, City. J. E. Meyer, Baltimore, Md. S. E. Austin, Louisville. E. G. Jeffers, Macon, (>a. W. S. Gordon, Alabama. H. Heyinan, (’incinnati. J. 11. Hkinner, Baltimore. C. M. Attaway, Montgomery. P. Berry, W. Altritan, C. A. Williams, Macon, Ga. I’KXXKAL Hoi’llL. R. T. Bonncil. Alantft, (la. W. 11. Clayton, “ “ J. E. Cobb, Tuakegoe, Ala. B. F. Meigs. St. Ixmis. (’has. Crawford, Louisville. Tucker Persons, Talbotton, Ga. T'. A. Kimbrough, Seale, Ahi. B. B. Snyder, Jr., Baltimore. E. L. (.Morn, Upatoi. Ga. W. H. Murphree, Troy, Ala. H. C. Bivins, Memphis, Term. Thonmft McGuire, Memphis, Tenn. W. H. Helms, Taylor county, Ga. W. C. Scaly, “ “ “ A. A. Scaly, “ “ W. A. Rcvierc, raifor'd house. B. F. Meigs, St. Louis. C. J. Crawford, St. Louis. W. F. Wilson. F. M. Bitgloy, Cussota, Ga. Win. BAgley, M Miss Mollle Baglcy. (’asset-i, Ga. G. W. Austin, J. M. Cove. F. G. Miller, Kentuck y* A. Raiforri, Cosseta. JeptliaChamhHss, Stewart county. G. A. Huckahu, Country. G. H. McKee, Harris ixauity. ■" ■ 1,1 ■■ 9 Sans Souci Bar! Restaurant and Ten Pin Alley! ntST OF WINKS. Uor OKS AND CIiSAKS. OYSTERS. KISH. GAMEfttul Ciiuice M<hlm *fr\’od t nil hours, hi rcttnonablr |>ri<*H. and private | rooms wheu ili slpt-d. THE TEN PIN AI.LKY Iu ihi Uat -vor con ! atrm-t.i.l iu I'.'limiliur.. Mr. JAMXH LAWKKRCE | hs char^o. ( jftuS tf A. J. BOLAND. Proprietor. .in: tiiic idi. i-I rpiIEY huvo alway s taken the premium at all I. the State Fairs where trials have been made, over all other Stoves. I am Special Apent for this section. Every Stove warranted to give full satisfaetiou, or money refunded. And at my at--re you will also And the long tried aud well known IKON WITCH COOK STOVE, now tuunnfhettm and by the Southern Stove Works. Columbus. Ga. Also, various other j Cook Stoves of the above factory, from sls tip. I also keep on hand a general stock id - House furnishing Goods. 1 make the Manufheture and | Wholesale of Tin Ware a spe. ialty. and eall tlie I attention of merchant* und others to this ftet. Call and see for yourself, at ji. I’.rwurrs, No. 143 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. juiHJ doodawtf J. W. DENNIS. J. M. BENNETT. Southern Stove Works, ( Ol.l’Mlil S, GA. \U HMXnarrm.l.Y CALL THK ATTENTION Yt of merchants and others wanting any of the ; following goods: COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Grates. Firs Dogs, Bake Ovens Spiders. Dinner j and Wash I‘ots and Stove Hollow Ware, all of j which we make in this Oitgr and srli at Wholesale, j aud guarautew* or good# aa good, and priew as | low as any manufactory North or West. Sample aud sale room at tho Store of J. M. BENNETT, j 143 Broad Street, where you will also find a *rge stock of Tin Ware and Hdßixo Furnishing goods at Wholesale aud Retail. jaul deodAwtf J. W. DENNIS A CO. . FIN ANCI AL & COMMERCIAL. OFFICE DAn.T 'llM KB. 'fauJjX. 1174. COM .fIIII W IIAILY WtItKKT. FINANCIAJ,. Money I*4 to I>, per o ut. Gold buying 107, selliug 110. Sliver nominal. Sight bills on New Yorkbnyilg *o. discount; Uem&ud bills on Boston •*c. <liseonnt; Iwnk eheeks ‘ 4 c. premium. COLUMBUS COTTON MARKET. Mark* t eloacd dull aud uuehuugwl at tU. loi Ordinary • 10 full Good Ordinary 12 Low mlddlogs .. — f* 13 * Middling* l:l' 4 *l3', Good Middlings 14 (*>•— W'arehouHe sales 2*if, l>ales. Receipts lVXl*ale*— 27 by R. W. R. R.. WM. fc G R. R . 1 by Weatern It. K., lfl by N. A H. R. 8.,116 by River. 13 by wagons. Shipments 3 bales—o by H. W. R. R.. 0 W. It. It.: 3 for home consumption. n.vn.y statkxext. Stork August 31, IX7I l-09d Received to-day “ i>rcviously 47.333—47.71ki 43.772 HUippsd to-day 3 •• previously 34.413—34,410 Stork on Laud 14,350 HIIOI.fMU; KUICKs ft HIHWT OOBRECIED WEEKLY BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Ae I*l .as—isir barrel, pack, 75*:. B vcoM —Clear Hid* s> lb 00e.: Clear Rib Rides 12,! a c; Shoulders 10r: Ir<uitd Hhonhl*Ti 1*2 1 *c : Bugar-*-ured Hams Plain Hams 15e. B vooimo—l7 ','" IX. Bi lk Meath—Clear Rib Hides 11 l t (n ll? 4 'c. BuTTKII—OosiiM) v lb 4*X:; Couutry 30*-. Iln-HiMA->> dozen. ?2 VX |3 GO. Campy—Stick V lb lft*’. Cansll o*k>im—Sardin. H 'i* <wse of 100 boxes sl7; Oysters, 111* ran* doaeu. $1 20 to Hi 3a. Chkksk—English ‘p lb 00e; Choice IX. 1 ,; West on* 17* ; N. Y. tttut. Km:. CAJVJ>i-Ka— Adamantine f R> 10-; Paraphine 3Gc. ( oitbi Rio 110*1 Yl lb23*; Prime 23c ; Choice 24 Java 3:l*' to :i7c. lUtms —Yellow Mixed *f* bushel $1 20; White, $1 2U car l*a*l rates iu depot. (JloAs - Domestic, v 1,0011 llavau* Pryvrii— Extra Family, etty ground, "p lb A #7 5o: B sfi .70: Fancy $lO. Haiuav ahic.—Swede Iron oe.; Refined Iron 4c.; Sad Iron 7a.; How Steel Italic.; Horae and Mule Shoes Vjfa.Sc.; p**r lb.; Nails jmt k.g $4.25; Axes flJfn sl4 jM*r dz. Hay—>* cwt. $1 4: Couutry 40k50c. Ikon Ties —~f lb T'^gV. La*i>—- Prime L*af, tier..-, f lb Its ; halves and I kegs, 15c. Lkathkk—White Dak Hole "P lb 25*-: H--mlo* L i Hole :i;c; Freifch Calfskin# s2* $4; American do. | %%> #: 5o: Upix-r I leather $3 GO: Harness do. 50c; Dry Uiiß-s He, Gro*;n do. fic. Ma< kkhki.—N<>. 1 V bbl fltofcfiiXj Nx. J sl4; No, 8 *ll 50(4.$ I*2 50; No. 1 *fk kit $1 im*3, PicKixa—Case V dozen pints $1 80. f* qiiart $3 25. PotfAXM—? rase $x to #O. PoTATOKs --Irish r bbl $4 .Vwr $5 00 Powdku—C* keg $0 25; keg $3 50; #2 00. in Magazine. Hops—Manilla lb 20e; Cottda 30.-, Maehloe made 6/,<v Meal—V bushel #1 20, Molasses—N. O. p gallon F-V;; Florida 7.V; n • boiled 76c; common 45rf$50. Oats—"p bushel 850.SXS-. Oil—Keros*-n >* gallon 25c; Linsr.-d, raw. $1 J*; boiled $1 25; iAwd $1 25; Train fl. Ru r—V lb X s*. Salt— > sack $1 MC; Virginia #*2 25. Tobacco—Common f*. lb 49$j&Oc; Medium Bright 70c; Fine 75* ; Extra $1; Navy OCX*-Go* ; Ma.-.-abov Huulf 75<& 86<“. Shot—V f2 40. SrbAfc—Crushed aud Powder’d lb 1 .ito I'3 ‘*<*: j A. 13c.; B. 12‘ic.; Extra C. 12**.; C. 11 ..r.; i N. O. Yellow Clarified 10‘,c; *l*. White I3‘,c. Bui>A—Keg 7c |4 lb; box 10c. Starch—V 9* 8' 4 c. Tbcvk#—Columbus made, 20 in* h, TV; :C inch $2 so. Tea—Cien 7V> Ooloup file. Whimkkv— R.-ctitled %4 gallon $125; Bonrb*-n s2<4i $4. White Lead— ? lb 11^12'^. Vink*.ak gallon 35c. COUNTRY PRODUCE. \\ l.oi *nl<: It tail. J Gosh* II Butter $ 40 $ Ml Country •• 30 40 M Trying chickens - 2*K<* 25 2.v. i . Grown •• :i*w. n to, . ’ Irish js.tutors 00 Ilk 460 ; *• *• 5 *sbl*l 5 00 i Sweat potatoes 7f. .5 p’k j \ Ouiotis 00 bbl O', p’k (.'owjM as SO bu 100 bn j Ur) iiiMHIH, Prints Wall *„<•. V yar ' K bleachedcott*in T'-Kulo* . M •• llKrt2<K'. Sea Inland •• h<v Ua\ j Coats’ arid ( lark's spool cotton. .7tk*. Tickings UXS 3V. 0 -4. lu -4, 11 -4 and l'A~4 brown aud t blear he* l shectiugs SlX** 50c. “p Wool flannels—r*d and bleached ‘2o* 75c. Canton flannel*—browu andbl'd 12'/f*ft2sc *• ; Linaeya 154a 30c. *• j Kentucky Jeans ..1345:64c •• j COLUMBUS MANUFACTURED GOODS. E*(IU iNP PHIKIX Maui.—Sheeting 4-4 10‘,r. I ’4 shirting S‘ 2 c.; osnaburgs. 7 oz.. 14* .; drill ; I iug 12c; bleached sheeting and dilling 126* IV.; ; Canton flaunels 20*‘. Colo mi Qoo<h Stripes lOds : 11t,e.; bla k gingham checks 12 ',te 13*-.; Dixie j i plades f*r field work 17*'; cotton blankets s2**/ $4 50 per pair; bleached hii.-kabaek towels $1 40 | per dozen , yarns 3a. to Is. per bunch of pounds . ! $135; rope 23c. to 27c. : aewing thread, 16 balls t the pound. 50c.: kuittiug threa*l. 12 l*alls to; the puud. bleached. 55c.: unbleai hed 50* - .; wrap- { i ping twiue, u* l*alls. 4ik iVonlrn (roods. —Casi ' m. r :. t> o’, per yard. SV. t< 70e.; jeans 20r. to j 137 ',c.; *b>**kin jeans 55. Mrs. *KiKE Mn-Ls. ; a shirting B' a c.; 4-4 sheet i mg iu>,c.. I'iiut River & ua. .-nuaburgs IV.; do. ; yarns $1 sfl. CoLYJMun# Faotoky.*— \ shirtui|f H' a c.: 4 4 ahe.jtlug llwr,i s.-wiug threat. uutAaale and, 50*-.; knitting, do.. s)* ; wrappiug twine 4Be. Clkoo’s Fact*>KY.—Plaids *r t he. ks 1 4-•; striy.es | ; fancy fashions, 12',c. fl.ni.n- it v THi.WK.trn. | * Special t.< the Dvily Times by the S. AA. Line. FINANCIAL. New York, January IH. 3 i\ m. Gild ; 11*2? Sterling 486* /0.490, Nbw York. Jan. 18. 6p. m Money *loh.si at per ct. Foreign Exchange strong at 486 l 4<fr.4B9iJ. Governments strong. I'. IS. (is 117 3 State bonds stoat iv. Ala.. s’g, IASS, 41; 1886, Ga., tVs . Stocks eiosed firm. PROVISIONS. New Yubk, Jan. 18.—Flour riosexi easier, Southern steady and % cry quiet: No 2 s;{ ftf.3 35; B. A. and G. mixed. L> f?*xxl sutwr. $3 90a420; do. extra and family s.V*cß; ! Biclimond extra $5 s<Xt7 25. Wln-ut cloh*hl lower with imslerate demand. Corn less j active, closed tame. Provisions dull. Pork I ! dull. Betff steady, tvitil moderate *leman*l. lioeoii steady. Lanl lower. Cut meatus weak! Whiskey in fair demand. ' Baltimore, January|lß.—Flour sD :i*ly; WesL'rn super s4:i4 st ; extra Family $5 50 j all 50. Wh*at uuiet liut firm; Amher West*wn *llsasl 25; prime red Isusl j 18;. Corn nominal and quiet; white South-1 eru 79bf,H2*\; mix*xl W*‘stern 81: yellow do. i— . Outs firm; Southern tioatKl. Uye 1 quM‘t ‘uni tiitu Hay visions firm and active jobhin# trade' in’ bulk meats and bacon. C*>ffee (juiet at j 18*4 ji'2o. Whiskey quiet and linn at 9Se. I Western butter unchanged. Sug:ar ingtKKl j demand and firm at io* 4 . St. Louis, Jan. 18. Flour unchaiupxl, i suimt winter S4a4 10: extra do. 15ji4 25. Wlu at close*l dull. So. 2 red Winter SIO5 l *AI 06 No. 3 do. 10‘£; Spring ;l No. :i Soring: Corn elostnl firm. Nd. 2 mixtxl 64* ,a66 l Whiskey stootlv at 94. i P*rk ckined ittet ats*lß 60. Lnni steady: I steam 13 1 4 . Cut meats quiet: sw*x*t pickled hams 11; arroen hums U; # ; dry j Siilt* 1 *! shouid‘rs at 6 1 - - a6' , H cash, and Slant ribs 9 l i. Bitoon EouiiqoL Dn'-sse*! j h*>4rs dull and lower: packer** grades} s*i 25at 75 porkers $5 2uas 75; butchers sr. 75:vti 85. Heeeipts 3.677; shipments 0. * W h iskey sUxuiv at 9h. Chicago, Jan. 18. Flour unchanged; I shipping ext ras $ ht 4 80: Minn. M 50 a5 50. super, winter s4a4 Vi; double extra $4 35a | 4 50. Wheat closed eusr: No. 2 Sj>rinf 1 HH l^ ; mi winter : NI. 3 do. . Corn firm at t>ti^ s lor No. 2 mixed. Whiskev 1 steady at 94e. Pork steady at sl3 15. j Lard steady at 13 30. Cut meats quiet. Pressed hours sUxidv. Cincinnati. Jau. imminal at $lB 75at9 00. Bn. oli ttadv; shoulders ; clear rib 10 7 s ; clear 11; hams 15%a14.1 Cut luoato quiet.; sh*uidei>4 ; > rib 9/^a9 5 „; dear 9 r s alo. Lard steady;! prime ;steum k4tle iA^aJt 1 4 . Liv*' medium fair. $6 75m‘. 85; $C 90a7 15; choice $7 40 receipts ments none. Whiskey dull at 94. ourroN. ' Liverpool .Jan uary 18.—1 P. m. -Cot Km strong* sab's 20.000 bales: speculation’ 4,000; Middling: Uplands 7%f<f.\;d.; Mid-j dliiig- Orioans 7y s <<j:Bd.; arrivuis firm: January and February shipments not be low good ordinary* ” ; March and April delivery. nolJjelowtfood ordinary* 7 3 ; De! txilx*r shii*nents> not halow low mid-' piimr, 7 ii-io. f LIYtttUOOL, JhD. 18. 4 I*. M. Cotton sales 20,000; hixm-ulhUou 4,000; Ami Than 12,000. t T plands 7J.a* 4 U; Or loivns 7 7 /<ch*l. February and Moron ship ments, not lielow gooti ordinary T*: February and March not below low ndd dling 7J g. Havre, Jan.' !i.-Trca ordinaire. Or leans, spots, 90 ; low middliiiff Orleans, <ul* mt. 9-1. llolUawu aski 1 au advance, huyera refuw*. New York, Jan. 18.-Cotton, old class. s|xts, cl**rt**< 1 stnam; ordinary I8 l i;4f*xxl ordinary 14 l 4; strict *t<hml ordinary 14. V; low mkldliiiKH 15H; middlings 15*4; ffofxl do, 16? M . New York, January 18. New class spots 4‘losuhl strong:; ordinary 12 4 „; gxxi orai iiary 14; low rniddliims 14%; uuddliims 15%; iniddlinßH is*' 4 ; middling fair 165 J; fair l 7;; sales to spinncrs79o;ex rxa ts 2,957; s|xvulati*n 110. Kx|H>rL* to Great Britain ;to Continent -—. St<x*k 163,448. Futun-s cluHod stoudy; sal**s bales; January February 15 5-16; March 15 April 161-32; May 16 11-32; June 16' M‘2l -32; July 16 29-82^15-16; >u- RUSt 17 1- 16 OH* Receipts all porta t*-day 17,711; exports to Great Britain 22,196; to Continent 1,632, ContioUdatod exfxrt 26.4'ri; to Groat Britain 23.347; to GtXltiuenL 4,182. St*xk in all p0ft^64,036. Philadelphia. Jan. 18.- R<H***ipts 162; middlings 15*4. Marketquiet; Providence, Jan. 18. -Stock 23,000. Port Royal, Jan. 18. Stock 2407. Galvehton. January 18.—-Receipt# 2091 bul**s; sal. s 1,381. Good ordinary 19*4- St* * k 74.298. Expora to Great Britain 12.710. Market easy aud demand moderate. Savannah, January 18.- Receipts 2,996; sal***- i,B6t; miodlinurs 14’^; stock 102.469. Exports to Great Britain 2,257. Market firm, asking higher. Norfolk, Jan. 18. R**oeipts 2,274 soles 200; low 2mid*iiiu>? 14 3 4 ; stock 12,701. Market strong. Wilmington, January 18. lhveipts 630; bales; soles 242; Stock 4,172. Market firm. Boston, Jan. 18- Receipts 30; Silk's 293; middlings 15%; stock 24,021. Market strong. Memphis, Jan. 18.—Receipts 1,664 bales; shipments 661; sales 1,520. Mobile, January 18.—Receipts 2,484: sales 2,500; 330. Market firmer. Baltimore, January 18.—Receipts 0; sal**s6ls; middlings 15; stor k 28.117. Mar ket firm. New Orleans, Jan. 18. -Receipts 1,506 balm; salm 8,008: fitKkUtoffs ex ports to Great Britain 4,254; toCoiitinent 1,652; sUx*k 288,494. Market quiet. Charleston, Jan. 18. -Receipts 2,779; salessl,4oo; mblmmif 14%; stock 69,441. Market strong und tending upward. 1 *■* 7 .■. THE MONTGOMERY Advertiser and Mail I'OU 1H75. The ADVERTISER Establish.<l in iSih Tli. X-'ll- Ji-hiMi-W 111 IH.II. It in on- ot tho larc-nt lu tlie* KtatT, I •-■■titaiiiiug. iu its 1 tally EtlitiwU, thirty-two ot i limns f natter, aul iu 41 W.-oblv thtriy-eiv ! l oluujitfl*. H rotapot.-H moh tho idom! |>>]ial#r iu ; . ir. uUtiou. Tt can lay claim. i tb- higlM*t(U*. | gr* . . t-- th o-ufiilouT of it*, after*. It cir*n ; late* iu every county iu the Hist u<l :u aiuiost : i very State in, the Uyiou: #ml, what in tiMppr j taut t*> a-UfftiHcrn. it* r. atl. rs are f the largest purchafttlg #f#*e*. It market report*—which embrace the cott**n, grain auft proftu< * markctß, both local and of the j principal trade centren—are \uurpaa*el in * accuracy auft tullataa. It* LAsgialative Report h, ! Head Note* *f Decnj.ma Of th# Supreme Court, I auft political iu formation .ineuating iron the | State Capital, will be early, complete auft autLmr ; itativc. It* review** au.l *ulectiuH are under j careful anil iutrlligeut Muperviaion, Its Miacel j laneoua and L<>* al departments will be full and i mtereitiug. Agricultural inforinatbui and boUM | hold lustructiou form a valuable j art of its enu ! t.tute. l lt- W itUlj Vil.crliMT j is a folio ot thirty-six column.-*, of handsome form and typo, aud ouc ol the cheapest papers iu ! the couutry. j YV -be btuw the lifq *>i r*t*‘ to imlsicribtr* j aud oul'*. The pri -e ia low enough to auit the wants of our large (and constantly increasing) . number of subscribers, ami we ask our friends throughout the State (and we aftftreaa every reader as one of them) to aasiat us iu our pur pose to add thousands of new subscribers to otir lists for IW.Y TERMS-DAILY. Oae’copy one year.. #lO 00 six mouths 3 IX) Postage <>& Daily t*o etnts pr.t annum* aud whiidi uuu>t bv added.to .subscription price aud l*ai*l iu advance, as the postal law raquirea that postage b. iid in advauce at the p’aCc and publication. WEEKLY. One copy one year $ 2 00 Ten copies one year .......... 17 50 i Twenty copies one y ut. d*>... ...,. i. :i2 00 Postage on W**ckiy lie*-nt y*r annum, to be j samoaa bn Daily. f An extra cdjiy to tlx g* th r-up of ( Wry club ol I ten Weekly subscribers, or the Daily one year for every club of 50 Weekly subscribers at $1.50 i each, All basilic*# letters should be addressed to W. W. HCREWB, Advertiser Omr*. j 67 TTnntgomcry .’Ala. For Sale on Easy Terms. rpHK l-LASTATIOS 0wn.,1 by the lato W. K. , I Banks. Ivins two miles cast of Hurtvihe. ! Rus§t'!l count,*. Ala., *onlaiiuni: a,- re*. 300 a. ri| afcare.l, l*alanco in th- w. ~ft anft hea\ily timber*--!. Improvemants the bent th the coun try, four-room frame building, first elaHlvTgin house, stabler, Ac. sto* k. Forage, futtoa Seed* *e„ to go w*tl* the i place. For particulars, apply to E. SIMMS BANKS, 1 E. E. YOSGE, i.mli lw ColnmbuH. Ga. * Store for Rent. J WILL RENT THE DESIRABLE AND COM n.odious Store House, situated in the Oswiehee neigbb*>rhood. five miles from Fort Mitchell. is a good trading centre, in a drat clans I neighborhood, and any one desiring to engage iu j keeping a country store, cannot find a better stand. Terms moderate. Apply on the place, or by letter to TAMES H. CHAMBERS. j*® 9 Oawichee, Ala. i j GOVERNMENT OF tififiliGlA. ■| ‘ f —l T N Kxerurive Meparlmrut. Jajxkm M. Smith, Governor of the State. F. W, Aivxaudur, J. W. Warren, Seer* I 'tariff* Ex ecutive Dei*artiueut. Thomaa C. Howard, Samuel C. Williaina, Clerks Executive Department. J. B. Campbell, War runt Clerk. W. H. Grigaby, Muaaouger aud UtMtnl Clerk. Male lluusr Ofllrer-. N. C. Uaruett, Becr* tary of State. J. F. Jones, Clerk. W. L. Goldsmith. Comptroller General. J. W. Reutroe, J. W. Goldsmith. Clerks. John Jones, State Treasurer. Mill* r Grieve, Clerk. Joel Branham. Librarian. E. A. Ftawollen, napotiiMaindont of Public Buildings, etc. G. J. Orr. Mute School Coimuiaaloner. Thomaa F. Green. M. D.. Superintendent ol Lunatic Asylum. W. D. Williams, Superintendent Academy of the Blind. W. O. Connor, Superintendent Deal' and Dumb Asylum. Judicial Ike purl incut. HUi’iuiMK couwr. j Hn. M-rram Warn* r. Chief Justice. ' Hon. H. K. M-<'ay, Judge. Hon. R. P. Tripp*. Judge. N. J. Hauunond. Attorney General. Z. D. Harrison. Clerk. Hcury Jackson, H<iK>rter. The Suprcrn** Court sits ut tlie s. at of govern* no ut. beginning on tho third Monday in Januaiy sml the first Muday in July of each year. SUPEUIOft COURT*. All* my Circuit. I Pet* rJ. Htrozier. Judge. Byron B. Bower, Solicitor General. | Baker—Third .Mondays iu May and November. Calhoun—Third Mondays in Mareh aud Sep -1 Umber. | Deeatur—First and second Mondays in May j aud November. Dougherty- First, second ami third Mondays iu April and October. j Mitchell—Fourth Mondays iu May and Novciu- J ber. J Worth—Fourth Mondays in April aud October. Allan* ■/ Circuit, John L. Hopkins, Judge. T. J. Glenn, Solicitor General. DeKalb—Third Mondays in March and Septem ber. Clajtou—First Mondays iu Mar* h and Septem ber. k'ultou—Monday next aft*-r the fourth Mon days in March aud September. Augusta Circuit. William Gibson, Judge. Davenport Ja* kaon. Solictor General. Burke—Third Mondays in May and November. Columbia—Fourth Mondays iu March and Sep tember. McDuffie—Third Mondays in March aud Sep tember. Richmond—Third Mondays iu April and Octo ber. ft:Ur ItUlgr Circuit. Noel B. Knight. Judge. C. D. Phillips, Solicitor General. Clo rokee—Fourth Mondays iu February and first Mondays in August. Cobb—Second Monday# iu Mun-h ami Novem ber. Dawson—Third Mondays in April aud second : Mondays iu September. | Foray th—First Mondays in April and fourth j Moudays in August. : Fannin—Third Mondays iu May aud October. I Gilmer—Second Mini.lays lu May and October. Milton—Fourth Monday iu Man li and third Monday iu August. Pickens—Fourth Mondays in April and Septem ber. Towns—Monday after fourth Mondays iu May aud October. Union—Fourth Moudays in May and October. Bruns witt Circuit. John L. Harris, Judge. Simon W. Hitch, Solicitor General. Appling—Third Mondays in March aud Septem ber. Camden—Tuesday after the fourth Monday in April and October. Charlton—Monday after Camdcu Court. Clinch—Second Tuesdays in April an*! October. Coffee—First Tuesdays in April aud October. Echols—Second Monday s iu April and October. Glynn—Third Tuesday after fourth Monday in May aud November. j Liberty—Tuesday after the third Monday in I May and November. Were*—First Mondays in .March and Septem ber. Ware—Fourth Monday* iu March and Septem ber. Wayne— Second Monday * in March and Septem ber. Chattaiioather Circuit. James Johuson. Judge. W. A. Little, Solicitor 0< ncral. Chattahoochee—Fourth Mondays in March and September. Harris—Second Mondays in April and October. Marion—Third Monday s in April and October. Muscogee—Second Moudays in May au*l No vember. Stewart—Four th MonduVs iu April and Octo ber. Talbot--Sacoml Aluu<lay* iu March and Septem ber. T'ajrJnr—First Mondays iu April ami October. Cherokee Circuit. C. D. McCuftcben, Judge. Alb* rt T. Ha* kett. Solicitor General. Bartow—Third Mondays in March aud Septem ber. Catoosa —Second Mondays in February and Ali gns t. Dad**—Second Mondays iu May aud November. Gordon—Third Mondays in i\ bmary and Au gnst. Murray—Third Moudays in April and October. Whitfield—Fourth Mondays iu April aud Octo ber. Eastern Circuit. • William Schley, Judge. A. R. Lamar, Solicitor General. Bryan—Third Mondays in April and November. Bullock—Thursdays before the first Mondays in April and November. CJiatbam—Second Monday* iu February, May and November. Effingham—Second Mondays iu April aud No vember. Mclntosh—Tuesdays after th*- lost Mondays in J April and November. Flint Circuit. John I. Hall. Judge. T. B. Cab&niss, Solicitor General. Butts —Second Mondays in March aud Septem ber. Henry—Third Mondays In February an.l Au gust. Newton -Third Mondays in March aud Septem ber. Pike—Second Mondays in April and October. Rockdale—Monday after the fourth Mondays in March and September. Spalding—First Mondays in February aud Au gust. Upton—F irst Monday* in May aud November. . Macon Circuit. Barnard Hill, Judge, i'lias. J. Harris. Solicitor General. Bibb—Fourth Monday* in April aud October, Crawford—Fourth Monday * in March and Sep tember. Houston—Fourth Mondays in May and Novem ber. Twiggs—Second Mondays in April aud October. Middle Circuit. Herschel V. Johnson, Judge. John W. Robinson. Solicitor General. Emanuel—Third Moudays in April and October. Jefferson—Saewod Moudays iii May and Novem ber. Johnson—Fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember. Screven—First Mondays in May and November. Tatnall—Second Mondays in April au.l October. Washington—Second Mondays iu March aud September. XatOutrn Circuit. G. II Pottle, Judge. Samuel Lumpkin. Solicitor General. Elbert—Second M-unlayn in Jlaivu and S.*- teiubur. Hancock—Hec rul Mondays in April and Octo ber. Hart—Third Mondays in March and Sept* mber. Lincoln—Fourth Moudays in April and Octo ber. Madison—First Mondays iu March and Septem ber. Oglethorpe—Third Mondays In April and Octo ber. Taliaferro—Fourth Mondays in February aud August. Warren—First Mondays in April and October. Wilkes—First Monday* in May and November. Glasscock—Third Mondays iu February and Au gust. Octnuigee Circuit. George F. Bartlett. Judge. J Joseph Preston. Solicitor General. Baldwin—Fourth Mondays iu February aud Au gust. Greene—Second Mondays in March and Sep tember. I Jasper—Second Mondays in February and Au j gust. j Jones—Third Mondays in April ami October. Morgan—First Moudays in March au*l Septeni j ber. Putnam—Third Mondays in March aud Sentcm t her. Wilkinson—First Mondays iu March aud Ser>- j tember. Oconrr Circuit. A. C. Pate, Judge. Rfliliin A. Stanley, Solicitor General. Dodge—Fourth Mondays iu April and October. Dooly—Third Mondays in March and Septem i ber. Irwin—Friday after the fourth Mondavs in March and September. I Laurens—Second Monday s iu April and Octo -1 ber. Montgomery—Thursday after the first Mon days iu April and October. Pulaski—First Mondays in May and November. Telfair—Tuesday after the third Mondays in April and October. Wilcox—Fourth Mondays in March aud Sep tember. Futaula Circuit. W. D. Kiddoo, Judge. James T. Flewellen, Solicitor General. Clay—Fourth Mondays in Mar* h and Septem ber. Early—First Mondays in April aud October Mllh r -Second Moudays In April ami guitinsii- Third Muudsy* iu May snft v , bT. ' l,T ' L ltau.lulpU—l'ir.t Monday, U May v ber. Terrell—Fourth Mondays In May and N. vou ll( . Home Circuit. Jno. W. 11. Uuderwood. Judge, Cicero T. Cleiuejits, Solicitor General Chuttimga—First Mondays in Mur. h a , ~ timber. *1 Floyd—First Moiiduys iu January au.l j U h Paulding—First Mondays in February m',. gust. ' Au Polk-weoM Moudays in February and a gust. Au Haralson—Fourth Mondays in Mar. h hi* l s teuiber. Walker—Last Monday* iu February uu.i . gust. Southern Circuit. August H. Hamu'll, Judge. Robert G. Mitchtdl. Solioitor General. Berrien—Third Moudays iu Mar* h auft s*pt eu BriMiks—First Mondays iu May aud No>eu.),,, r Colquitt—Wednesday after fourth M .ndn.,, March and B*p tern ber. Lowndes —The first Mondays iu May au,i v vember, and shall be held two weeks if lierc**..',’ Thomas—Third weeks in April aud October 5 Southwestern Circuit. Jam. s M. Clarke, Judge. Charles F. Crisp, Bdicitor General. Lee—Fourth Monday in Mareh au.l Monday in November. Macon—first Monday in Dec*mb. r an.i ~ . Monday in July . Schley—Second Mondays in April and October Huniter—Third Moudays in April and Octet.', I Web*t*T—Second Mouday siu March mj*i tember. Coweta Circuit. Hugh Buchanan, Judge. I Albert H. Cox, Solicitor General. ! Carroll-First Mondays in April and Oc tub r Campbell—Second Mondays in F< l>ruarv a. I August. ! Coweta—First Mondays in March and Rer.t,, I i>**r. | Douglas*—Third Moudays in April and Oct I • | Fayette—Fourth Mondays in February aiul \ tt . | gt. 1 Heard— Third Mondays iu March and iH.it* bT. Meriwethe r—First Mondays in May ands vember. Troup—Third Mondays in May aul Noveiui,. IKcrfera Circuit. George D. Rice, Judge. ! Emery Speer, Solicitor General, i Banks—first Mondays in April au.l Octcb* r | Clarke—First Monday kiu February und s,. ; . ! Mondays August. i Frank—First Mondays in February and •** ,| ; ! Mondays iu August. | Franklin—Second Mondays in April aud o*tu ber. Gwinnett—First Mondays in March and•-, | Mondays iu Bept'inber. Habersham—Third Moudays in April ami o*t I ber. j Hall—Tbirl Monday siu March aud Scpteinb- • ' Ja* ksou—Fourth Monday siu February and a | gust. | Rabun—Fourth Mondays iu April aud Oct 1 Waltou—Third Moudays in April and Au:m. I White—Monday after the fourth M*>udy kptil and Gctob< r. .IMKEUTORV OF THE (Til Cliu relies. FIRST I'IIKSRV TKRIAN. Corner of Oglethorpe and St. Clair etr< * t I; J. 11. Nall, pastor. Services at 10 .. a. m. andi. 1 w. each Sunday. Sanday-m-hool at 9a. m. IPIWOPAT, (TKISITY). i Oglethorpe street, between Randolph and M Clair—ll* v. W. C. Hunter rector. S rvi, * at i: ! a. m. and 4v. M. ea* h Sunday. Sunday-s-ln**Lt ' 9*4 A. M. ROAIAS CATUOLIC. Bt. Phillips aud St. Janies (Catledi. i. Jin sou street, between Baldwin and Fewstr* :- Father Hamilton pastor. Mass at 6.j aml'.i .i .Vi., and v* spers at sp. m. Catechism at 4r. u FIRST BAPTIST. Randolph street, between Jackson ami Troup streets—Rev. C. A. Kendrick pastor. Sen ■ every Sunday at 10L a. m. and 7L p. tj Sunk school at 9 a m. METHODIkT. St. Luk*>—On Jackson street, beta' ' li 1 .' ; and St. t'lair—Rev. It. J. Curley pnst**r. ; \ic<‘B each Suu*lay at 10' a a. m. aud 7** i*. ji. ' day school at 9 a. m. ! St. Paul—Southeast corn* r of Franklin w. I Troup streets—Rev. J. O. Branch paat* r ' vic s every Sunday at 10L a. m. and 7‘, k y Sumlay-si hool at I r. m. Broad Street Methodist—On upper Br<*ad sir"! , Rev. B. F. Breedlove pastor. Service h *-\cr> '. : day at 10,L a. m. and 71, f. m. Sunday ktb-eiu ■- I jr. m. Class meeting at 9a. m. Jewish hYNA.'.oea i:. Corner of Crawford aud Forsyth S*’ : man Birkiutbal rabbi. Servicee every Fr.\* < veiling at s o’clock, und Satunlav morii ii.' ;* j o’clock. OIRARD, M. thmlist—L. B. Payne pastor. Scrvi*-. Sunday at 10‘. a. m., and third Sunday at ' SutuLay-schtKjl 3 p. m. Baptist—Rev. pastor., Scni.. * i th*- fourth Sunday in each month Sun.li! s*-hool at B*i a. m. RROWREVILLE. Baptist—Bev. pastor fk-nii-e first and third Sundays. Sunday-school at B',ja Trinity (Methodist) —Rev. L. li. Pay in ]*? ; tor. Services first, second and third Sunday ir. m.. aud 3r*l Sunday at 10)j a. m. Alterna* j Sunday* supplied bth morning and eveniM ' Sunday-school every Sunday at 3 p. m. COLORED. I Asbury Chai*el (Methodist)—East Connuun ' J. Gaines pastor. Services every Sundayt IP |a. m., 3p. m. and 7’ 4 at night. Buuday-scLoL ■ 9 a. m. * First Baptist—Corner Front jun! St ' street (near river) —Gm-n M*'Arthnr jmstor v ■ j vices every Sunday at lUj, a. m. and 3 i\ day-school at 9 a. u. i St. John (3(*.'tholist) t Northeast Cominen 18. Taylor pastor. Services every Sunday at i< a. m. and H i*. m.. Sunday-school at 9a. m | Second Baptist church (Northern T.ih* r\ ■ Priniua Stafford iast*r. Service* -vi'ry Sum* at 10, 1 4 a. M. and Bp. m. Sunday-s. h**< iat a.* I. O. O. V. I Mum-ogee Lodge on Oglethorpe Mr* *t. brt- St. Clair and Crawford streets. Regular mot i h* I*l every Monday evening at 7‘ o'* 1* k. j Cliathoocheo Encarnpm*Tit n** tM ‘id and ; : Mondays in each month. JlaNOiiir. ; Columbian Lr*dge, No. 7—Meet* Sd Tn.:-" ■ night in each month. Darley Chai>t-r. No. 7—Meets *>u Ist L - night iu each month. Hjpe Council, No. 4—Meets 3*l Saturday ok 1 In each mouth. St. Aldemar (W>mmande.ry.—Meets 'JI I llria night in each month. ldge in Burrnw’ building, corner Bra*i. Randolph street*. B’Xal Beritli. Lodge in Burrus* Building—Meetings '• the l*t aud 3d Sundays iu i-m-h mouth. IMibll* Rui id intro Court House (iu Cfrart H<|iiar . < • ntr between Oglethorpe aud Jacks**u and and Thonia* *tr*'*'t*'. Jail *>u Kant Common, foot of Crawford *r Op*-ra House northeast corner Crawl l Oglethorpe street*. Female Orphan Asylum. East t'*<m |< > Ii cemetery. . Post Office, corner Oglethorp* and lau. streets. Public library. Rooms over Griffin'* drug *tor* Br -el • Open from H a. m. to C r. m. B*-ft* uo'inlM-rs returnable * very two weeks. *-r b er pay* 25c. per week thereafter. Mrs. Ivey. librarian. Hofei*. Rankin House, corner Broad and < T -‘ streets. ~ „ Planters' House. Broad *tre* t (* a* l * **** tween St. flair aud Crawford. Central Hotel, Broad street (cast * id*- St. Clair aud Crawford streets. Broad Street House, east *ide Broad G r tween Crawford and Thomas streets Public School*. No. 1 (white male) northeast corner J*' l , and Crawford street*. No. J (whit* t 1,,al west corner Bt. Clair and For*yth Temperance Hall (mixml cok*r*d) street, between Randolph and Bryan. Miinlcliinl Govenunfliil- Major, John McDhcnnj; City Tn-waf * ' i H. Barnett; (Jlfrk of Connell. M. *■***■ r Att.irn-y. nntrl. K ColBBuan: C**> , , W. Flrwrllrn; <!itv Soatou. Abralmni t Mai-inti. ; I).-i>ut> H.r.Usl, •- ins*>n: Wharfinger, Jake Burrus. POLICE. Chief— f First ftiiiad-W. U Cash, 'aj.tain; " Mit. lf.-11. Win. H. H. Wood. Chari< r * n ttmtli. Janus Kobarta. Tom M. lA. hsri) . Second Squad—John Foran, rmt.H (Hair, Jonh Roper, John Palm* r. Dan i John Brady. J*>lin Peagan. ( Hull of f’o Imu bus Fire DeiwifW* & B*wrd of Control—W. H. gincer: G. W. Rosette. First A* t ff|S A. Ethridge, Second Ass’t Engineer, cis, Secretary. FIRE COMPAWOCS. Colnmbus, No. I—Engine house od Br above Bry an. o * r Youug Am* rica. No. s—Engine 1 thori>e street, between Crawford u ‘ Central Mechaui**. No. 6— Knguie ' doh.h street, near Union Pa*s''nge * , Hook and Ladder. No. 1- Engine book Springer's Opera House. Military. 1 City Light Guards— Armory *T£r*t 1 Skating Bink. Entrance on g r - ColumLus Guards— Armory in > iV d Tt > i ing. on St. Cluir street, between streets. Muscogee Rifles—No armory yet.