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VOL. I. TERMS OF THE Columbus Daily and Weekly Times. PUBLISHED BY THE DAILY TIMES CO. oill re, No. 43 Randolph Street. P\li7y: (INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.) On© Year $6 60 Six Month* 3 30 Throe Month* 1 63 On© Month 66 One Week 16 WEEKLYt One Year * 2 00 Six month* 1 00 (We paying postage.) It ATE* OF ADVERTISING. One Square, one week $ 3 00 One Square, one month 8 00 One Square, six month* 22 00 One Square, on© year 38 00 Transient advertisement* SI.OO for first inser tion, and 60 cent* for each subsequent insertion. Fifty per cent, additional in Local column. Liberal rate* to larger advertisements. REGISTRY OF VOTERS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, GA„ 1875. WHITES. yame. Ward. Ayt. Occupation. Allen Frank 1 2(1 moulder Allen Jus B 21 clerk Allen .1 M 58 constable Aencltbncher L P 84 tailor Alderman .1 E 24 shoemaker Appley&rd John 00 dyer Appier D VY' 2 114 treass w r r Allen A YV 70 watchman Allen A M 50 warehseman Annand Wm 25 carriage d’r Allen .1 [, li 20 clerk Arnold .I no W 27 mail agent Acee J S 80 merchant Acee F Y\ r 40 merchant Andrews .1 I) 4 83 manfgr Andrews J O 33 merchant Andrews G E 20 do Abbott F G 21 clerk Averelt W II 23 do Averett I) 53 merchant Abell II F 51 do Appleyard T .1 25 printer Affleck YY' I) 5 20 clerk Adams Frank 20 merchant Albrecht JO 31 machinist Anderson M 0 43 laborer Bass J II 1 54 planter Beck M M 52 merchant Banibush Jos 4t do Barden Wm A 30 cotton buyer Barden .1 YY’ 10 cotton ship’r Hurts I> II 41 lawyer Barber John 21 factory op Bruce H 22 book-keeper Bussey II C 24 do Bussey YV YY r 22 do Bussey N J 55 pres e & p m Bennett J M 41 tinner Brittingham G YY' 24 moulder Bankston YV T 32 painting Baker 8 8 22 drummer Bailey IIC 2 27 conductor Brady John 28 policeman BassßL 50 planter Bidder L 38 tobacconist Blackmar John 22 broker Blacktnar A O 41 cash m * in b Browne J Rhodes 47 manuFcturcr Browne II G 21 clerk Bedell YV R 38 merchant Blanchard T E 35 do Banner A 37 do Bize I) R 35 do Barr Arch’l McL 24 factory optve Barnes Elijah 21 laborer Banner L 3 31 merchant Barnard YV E 21 do Beach Wm 62 do Beach C E 26 clerk Briggs Goo YY r 26 do Barnett Juo X 56 citv treasurer Brooks F M 5!) ordinary in c Brooks F L 30 physician Burnt* Cits* 50 none Brannon A M 44 druggist Brannon YV II 38 lawyer Brantley A YV 83 book-keeper Brown John li 28 saloonkeeper Burros J G 4 40 merchant Booher O L 04 do Bradford Mark A 24 do Barbee YV P 57 do Barbee 11 J 23 do Boyd A A 30 do Bedell AG 47 do Bush Joel 40 do Bradford Jas A 67 painter Brown YV R 53 maunfact’rcr Brady P 43 trader Bnrrus Peter 22 bricklayer Bush Thou 43 c itton buyer Btitle II VY' 38 teacher Blow John 72 lartner Bacon li A 33 r r agj Bacon J E 60 physician Birdsong E II 22 druggist Birdsong C J 23 clerk Boothe J E 28 do Bagley JYV 21 do 1! id kins R 51 butcher Baldwin L J 30 engineer Bush J G 45 cabinet makr Briukly J It 32 painter Bergan M T 38 merchant Bunnell JnoG 5 58 do Bradford J J 37 do Bradford P 8 86 do Bilbro Jno 60 pilot Burrus L M 30 warehseman Barker Robt 46 wagon maker Berry B A 55 engineer ProoksJobn 50 do Brooks VV'rn 25 do Beecher H B 33 ins agent Btthune A J 41 none Brantley G A 25 factory op Brown Henry 31 do Brant ly J E 82 do Brantly II C 27 fanner Burton YY'm J 47 clerk Barber Jas YV 32 do Bidder P 29 boot maker Brady Chas 6 50 policeman Burrus Geo J 27 clerk Burrus J F 52 merchant Brooks 8 8 40 pattern makr Bowen John YV 23 blacksmith Brisinkam J D 38 boiler makr Blakely A J 40 cotton ship’r Brown Calvin 28 carpenter Broadnax .1 M 46 moulder Bryant T M 44 pilot Bivins Jas M 52 book-keeper Brow'n G YV 35 merchant Chapman Thos 1 38 merchant Calhoun J II 26 factory op Clegg Ogden 46 overseer Coleman Chas 2 33 lawyer Crawford B H 40 do Cleghorn 8 B 36 do Crawford >1 J 55 judge snp c Crawford M J Jr 22 dray line Clayton P A 71 cotton buyer Clark Wm L 47 r r supt Carpenter C A 25 fisherman Casey BD 46 collector Cook M V 35 mannfcl’rer Cash C E 23 none Cooper GW 39 carpenter THE DAILY TIMES. Claridav M 62 watchman Chafin T I* 49 physician Carter R E 30 druggist Carter Jno D 58 banker Court YVm C 28 clerk Cook J C 3 21 do Calhoun AT 31 do Cody E 23 do Cargill J E 30 merchant Chaffin YV J 42 do Colvin J A 38 conductor Clapp J J 36 warehseman Colbert J 8 63 depty sheriff Clements J YV 86 merchant Chase G YV 4 -It teacher Cook Jas T 39 butcher Cargill J YV 41 merchant Connor JII 36 do Connor M 62 laborer Chaffn Thos 36 book-keeper Cheney J L 62 druggist Cheney J C 22 do Carson R A 22 do Coleman A A 40 tel operator Chumpnyne I) YY' 41 carpenter Colzey E F 43 physician Clark P J 25 clerk Carnes R E 26 do Chappell J G 22 fireman Calhoun Wiley 53 factory op Claridy YY'm ’ 80 do Clegg John 33 do _Ch gg YV 0 86 do ’Clemons F J 46 gin Wright Carey EC 5 24 factory op Clements A F 40 saloon keepr Cash YVm I. 20 none Curry Jas T 30 engineer Curtis N N 51 merchant Cost an M E 6 38 do Crane R S 89 do Coleman 1! F 67 bricklayer Coleman BFjr 21 do Coleman T G 87 brickmaker Cooper G YV 35 carpenter Couch Chas M 25 express mes Clegg E F 27 blacksmith i Duncan Danl 1 36 policeman ! Duncan Stephen 72 farmer Duncan John 40 merchant Daniel Jas T 48 do Dennis J YY' 84 manufactrer Dennis Frank M 31 cotton ship’r Davis John 26 factory op Davis YVm 25 do Daniel T II 2 28 printer Disbrow John 41 stable keeper Dews G M 41 teacher Dixon C F 40 druggist Dudley C II 88 lumberdeal’r Duke YV A 84 none Dexter A 46 cotton buyer Dexter C E 3 52 do Douglas TO 59 book-keeper Denson J M 47 do Dozier A 80 lawyer DeVoile .1 G 26 editor DeYVolf YV S 25 job printer Dozier DP 27 clerk Davis YVm 4 46 butcher Davis John R 42 blacksmith Dever Hugh 45 cotton smplr Dcignan li 38 merchant Dcignan P 36 do Deaton Jas E 30 do Deaton L D 61 do Daniel J II 40 do Duke J A 35 factory op DeVore T J 5 41 clerk Downing ET 61 lawyer Davis YVm A 53 watchman Dozier J S 28 book-keeper Davis R A 24 blacksmith Dcignan Thos 22 merchant Donnelly John 75 do Donnelly F X 34 do Daniel A B 6 26 do Durkin John 56 do Dodd John , 48 laborer Dillingham G YY r 42 cashr g h b Duffey II i. 47 moulder Edwards F. C 9 88 painter Elliaon John C 40 gardener KppingHH 64 banker Edwards 11 YY' Mi casin' c n lik Estes .1 D 23 clerk Estes HII 31 merchant Estes II S Oi do Estes .1 M 0 47 do Ennis R jY SO do Edmunds T T 40 do Ktbercdge C A 41 wureli’sman England it II 4 61 carpenter Eifler 1’ 45 gunsmith Evans J S 5 28 clerk Everett.) S 0 07 do Everett II F 00 merchant Flewellen YY’ YY' 1 49* physician Flournoy J F 3 27 wurehsmun Fitglbbon* John 4.5 merchant Frazer JM ii 40 treas m & grr FordJM 4 41 physician Filburn John 52 merchant Frederick F M 38 do Frederick C J 27 do Franks Chas 38 do Fleming G II 25 clerk Fell John E 21 moulder Floyd Jas I* 38 printer Fontaine Francis 30 editor Fleming YVni 52 book-keeper Foran John 32 policeman Francis A K 37 machinist Fleming YVm E 24 factory op Foran j F 6 23 fanner Foran P 05 watchman Frampton J II 40 clerk Freeman YV S 38 merchant Flournoy G R 0 29 do Forar, Jas 63 upholsterer Fee YVm 44 tinsmith Greene J M 1 43 printer Grimes F 8 20 conductor Grimes C 15 33 book-keeper Grimes TYV sr 2 00 physician Gibson I) N 40 merchant Gordon M C 30 do Gibson II A 45 do Gilbert T 43 printer Garrard L F 28 lawyer Gray M E 26 clerk Gossett Thos 27 factory op Grimes Geo .1 3 27 physician Grimes T YV Jr 30 lawyer Gray K II 25 cotton buyer Gager G E 4 48 carpenter Grier Thomas 54 stone mason Grier R S 20 clerk Golden FYV 35 do Goetchius R H 23 lawyer Gawley D D 40 merchant Garrett J 8 44 do Gallaway J II 36 factory optv Grubbs Richard 65 do Gilbert J YV 5 35 carpenter Grant J J 49 cotton buyer Gammon Jas T 25 clerk Giihooly J \Y r G 4:5 merchant Gammell Frank 38 carpenter Hughes J M 1 00 none Ilarrill Taylor 20 omnibus dr Hatcher SB • 25 lawyer Hatcher B T 28 warehseman Hogan T M 05 merchant Hogan John L 28 ice dealer Holmes C G 61 cotton brokr Hudson Robert 31 laborer Hudson YV F 35 factory optv Hudson M L 32 do Harris Joe 2 32 do Holley YVm 22 do Hamby James 22 do Higdon T B 30 do Howard Nathan 02 none Howard O T 27 fanner Howard J P 26 labor Henley Slaton 70 fanner Hudson B II 38 book-keeper Howard John I’ 38 do Harrill YVm 23 none Harrill John J 24 do COLUMBUS, GA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1875. Hammock James 24 laborer llill J B 23 clerk Hudson M M 22 do Helms Sam 23 do llodo .1 YV 36 do Hamilton J II 45 merchant llochstrasser C E 28 do Hood EC 56 druggist Hood M D 3 43 do Hofflin J 81 merchant Hoops L R 87 do Holstead YY' 8 4 28 do I llecht Jos 34 do lleclit Jacob 86 do Holloman .1 43 carpenter Hawkins G Y\ r 25 overseer c g Hoffman Jno J 30 police Harold O C 32 telegraph op Harvey L I 38 clerk Hyde Henry 26 do Huff T D 24 do Iloulsworth II 28 do Hungcrford G 53 jeweler Hyde YVm 22 factory optv Hendrix Marion 26 do j Hunter R J 36 warehseman UuekabyGA 50 planter IleymanChas 37 saloon keepr Harris L 44 merchant Harrison A L 5 85 do Howell Jno Y\' 26 clerk Howell EYV 28 do Howell Chas J 24 do Howell J L 51 book-keeper Hughes G P 28 conductor Harrison J II 47 cotton buyer Hogan Jas C 83 clerk Howard Jas YV 36 do Hudson IE 68 shoemaker Hackney YY r II 6 27 wheelriglit llydeman J 53 manufact rer Hoffman 8 J 28 merchant Illges A 4 54 merchant Iverson J F 5 38 ins agent Ingram YY'm E 6 36 none Jordan G Gutiby 1 28 see e& pm c Johnson Jas D 2 64 book-keeper Johnston D YV 37 physician Johnson YVm 23 factory optv Jepson I, P 33 do Jefferson Rollin 26 clerk Jackson YV 11 49 warehseman Jeter F M 3 62 printer Joseph M 36 merchant Jackson B 45 do Jordan O 8 25 clerk Jobson E E 22 do Johnson John A 4 49 jailor Johnson YV II 28 postmaster Johnson 11 M 24 clerk Johnson James 65 lawyer Jones John YY' 28 saloon keepr Joseph Jacob 32 merchant Jordan .1 I. 28 druggist Joseph Isaac 5 43 merchant Joines E YY' 42 police Jepson F A 64 brickmaker Johnston James 6 48 merchant Johnston J 11 22 book- keeper Kirven J A 1 20 clerk Ketchum B F 26 factory optv Kem E 2 48 merchant Kaufman Jacob 3 48 do Kyle Jos 3 63 do Kyle J P 22 clerk lvliukCA 4 46 publisher Kelley OH 22 painter Kennedy Thos 64 blacksmith Kerniker Ed 37 saloon kept- Kent YV It 37 merchant Kaufman Julius 5 55 do Keith D 03 manufturer King John 46 treas 1) & 1 Koohne G A 42 tailor Kirkseey E J 33 pliys & surg Kivlin James 83 none Kinsell C M 0 45 jeweler King Joseph 44 merchant Loudenber F YV 1 20 tobacconist Loudenber J A 28 e’g’r maker Lloyd Geo I 2 48 h’n’s m’k’r Lloyd (J G 21 factory Loeb 8 26 merchant Loeb L 23 clerk Lovelace C A 25 do Ligon LII 21 do Lawrence A K 25 warehouse Lawrence E A 48 dray line Law 8 B 3 43 physician Lequin C II 31 jeweler Lawhorn 8 E 60 merchant Long James YV 23 do Lewis 8 D 4 72 janitor c h Lewis J YV 29 printer Lewis Greenbury 30 laborer Lynch O H 59 painter Lowenhard Louis 30 butcher Lynch James 01 none Lopez C 75 cigar tn’f’g Lewis J A 3o merchant Ligon John 50 do Ligon J A jr 2t clerk Lloyd 8 O 38 cabinet mkr Lips G YV 20 merchant Layfleld J M 28 confection’r Laytield G O 23 baker Layfleld Henry 33 overseer Laugdon YV IS 5 02 clerk Landauer S 32 merchant Lee M H 40 do Ledsinger It YV 33 eot’n buyer Long YV H 6 32 fac’y op Lindsay R B 21 clerk Murdoch 8 8 1 23 ins’ ag’t Murdoch It B 01 do Murdoch Ii B jr 30 merchant Mote J C 22 fac’y op Mulford It M 25 bank telr Mitchell Isaac 82 none Mott It L 70 iner miller Mullins J YV 41 butcher Masters Mark 36 bl’ksmith Mehaffey John 42 merchant Marcus Van 43 do Manley JP 2 48 do Mullins E 00 do Moran Frank 24 fisherman Mote J A 31 moulder Miner J A 50 watchman Monkus YV 33 fac’y op Martin Janies 40 laborer Malone B F 61 cot’n buyer Moffett C J 40 druggist Matthews John 8 3 29 cot’n buyer Mosel y H 70 none Middlebroolc H 75 merchant Mason J J 47 physician Musgrove E II 24 clerk Munday YVm 4 48 stable k’p’r Moore Tom 62 el’k market Moore T T 30 photog’h’r Mitchell It G 58 none Myer Simon 20 butcher Moore 8 D 25 clerk Morton A C 51 lawyer Miller G T 27 watchman Markham T 52 saloon k’p’r Markham T YV 21 merchant Moses A 28 do Madden P H 27 engineer Moore Joel 42 factory op Murray J P 5 50 gunsmith Matthewson A 8 47 clerk Milford It YV 43 merchant Meyer L 38 do Moses Wolf 34 do Miller T N 44 do Moore jYI M 38 city clerk Meeler James 65 carpenter Martin Elijah 0 60 fisherman Marcrum James 22 conf’etion’r Meyer T E 23 tel op Moore T II 22 st’mb’tcapt Meyer Wm 42 boot maker Mote Marion ‘26 moulder Moore li B 58 merchant Moore YV It ’ 25 do McDaniel W W 1 69 huckster McGehee AC 48 cot’n buyer McKee John G 38 car’ge d’l’r McEachren Thomas 37 none McEachren E 8 33 merchant McMiehael AW 2 25 railr’d emp McDoneugh J O 27 gardener McJunkiu J D 50 matr’smk’r McSwaia Dan’l sr 04 factory op MeSwutn Dan’l jr 24 do McArthur D 3 61 trunk m’f’r MoGeheeOC 35 w’reh’s’m’n Mellhenny Jno 4 45 a’p g’s w’ks MoMiehael YV 8 31 constable McGovern Owen 22 laborer McGovern James 49 do McArdJe Frank 21 butcher McOrarv A T 29 factory op McNeil R 03 book k’p’r McNeil Jus M 31 lawyer McNeil Jas A 58 mor’chnnt McAdam T J 32 do McGovern YY'm 5 SO do McNuughton YY’ S 40 cot’ll sh’p’r McCahey M 04 magistrate McDonald Hugh 32 engineer McCubbins John 38 trader McCarty John 70 none McKenzie J G 40 butcher McArdle Frank 6 30 tinner McNeil M F 51 engineer Nuckolls T J 1 45 lawyer Novils John 28 painter Norman li M 27 merchant Noles Robt sr 2 22 factory op Niles Jacob 24 do Newman T 20 saloon k’p’r Needham W S 45 merchant Needham Richard 24 clerk Newsom YY' H 3 27 book lceep’r Nall J II 4 38 minister Nix John T 28 factory op Norris YVm 25 do Norris O A 69 merchant Norris Thos sr 55 do Norris Thos J 21 clerk Nelson C K 30 printer Odom A 1 48 sexton Ogletree J C 2 21 blacksmith O'Neal YY T I. 3 22 clerk O’Conner Hugh 4 22 factory op O’Brien YY’ P 34 trader O’Pry Hugh 39 overseer eg Odom J D 34 none O’Brien John 0 52 watchman Pope R C 1 36 merchant Preer P 47 do Prescott A 49 do Pearce B J 25 blacksmith Pryor Louis 25 laborer I’atillo James 39 carpenter Patillo D 2 05 watchman Poddy George 28 factory op Pearce T J 40 farmer Perry YY'm 02 do Pridgen T C 55 merchant Pollard J 1. 28 do Pryor A I’ o-i none Pryor George 0 27 do l’ryor Thomas 23 do Pryor Robt 21 do Phelps Geo 3 43 dentist Pool YY' T 27 do Perryman J G 21 clerk Prather AC 4 25 do Pearce R C 43 do Pond A 78 none Pryor P YV 52 do Porter .1 C 47 founder Pitts J YV 55 physician Padgett Moses 22 factory op’e Prater Charles 27 do Prince Ellis 27 do Palmer J H 31 jeweler Pryor P YY’ jr 31 farmer Patrick J W 35 butcher Patrick A M 25 do lVaso J YV 55 merchant Palmer D B 5 20 do Palmer E B 22 clerk Porter E B 28 printer Profutno E X 38 merchant Peabody John 45 lawyer Pickett Zeno 26 police Pomeroy F A 0 44 merchant Phillips John YV 50 none Quin John 5 63 none Quin T 6 67 do Roman P B 1 41 moulder ltankin James 70 planter Ross i'Yanlc 73 laborer Redd Soule 2 24 salesman Redd YVm 30 merchant Redd N L 33 do llusscll V It 37 lawyer ltumsey Z T 30 merchant Rumscy J H 22 do Rosette G YV 340 do Redd O A 44 do ltamboJD 28 lawyer Russell it A 20 do ltaiford EG 4 60 do Roper Wiley G 30 machinist Robinson YV L 45 and marshal ltynchart Wm 52 baker ltiley Eli 36 factory op Jtvan J YV 40 saloon k’p’r Roberts James A 5 33 police Reese J M N 33 cot’n sh’p’r Robinson YVm T 37 conf’etion’r Roper 8 T 38 clerk Rice B F 27 machinist Ross D YV 35 factory op Roberts YV H 30 merchant Rafferty L J 22 do Rafferty E 27 do Ridenhour T F 6 38 clerk Rotter J 8 45 police Reich F 53 saloon k’p’r Robinson T C 34 omcond’tor Ryan Thos 87 none Ryckley C E 28 machinist Shepherd Thos 1 21 painter Slaughter Jas 23 sodawtn’f’r Slade Thos B 75 teacher Spencer L 53 in’sagt Swift E 8 50 merchant Schubinsky S 2 63 do Strause 8 30 do Solomon C 31 do Swift GPsr 56 m’f’r Swift GPjr 28 w’roh’s’tn’n Swift YV A 20 secy m m co Schley YV K 03 physician Stewart Henry 22 factory op Slade J li 43 w’rehVm’n Stewart J 8 26 job printer Sturgis T G 25 elet'K Smith J G 30 none Sells Thos R 21 printer Short Alonzo 22 dyer Shivers T J 65 magistrate Strupper I G 65 conf’etion’r Scbober Wm 3 43 gunsmith Scarboro L A 22 clerk Stftlz E 4 54 tailor Shaver Robert 34 factory op Shaver James 37 “ Saxon Calvin 23 Smith Ben 25 “ Smith John • 21 butcher Sauls D G 04 carpenter Snyder Jesse 40 “ Sauls YV H 50 cigar man’r Slaughter Early 27 saloon kp’r Summers 1) J 33 baggage m Salisbury YV L 45 banker Stockwell It 59 shoemaker Schley E B 38 physician Handeford YV E 41 merchant Smith Whit 0 33 police Smith N L 75 none Scbuessler L G 39 clerk Sedbury H It 45 marblec’t’r Salvo C 55 tinner Street N 02 tailor Simons M 35 merchant Stockton RS 0 53 rnunufact’r St Clair John 39 constable Sehnoli John 35 clerk Sauls YV D 25 engineer Snyder Wm F 33 cot’n buyer Smith JosiahM 37 painter Sealy John 03 none Sullivan M 50 conductor Smith James 36 carpenter Thomason Mark 1 70 huckster Twilly Henry 30 o’r ch’n g’g Thompson It 42 st’ble keep Thweatt J T 30 b’k keeper Thomas GE 42 merchant Treadaway J E 24 confection’r Thompson Nat’l 40 watchman Thomas YY' H 20 clerk Taliaferro CB 06 eot’n buyer Taliuforro C l 1 ’ 30 do TurnagoLS 30 carpenter Tillery John 22 fact’y op Thweatt M YY' 3 72 tax as’sor Thweatt It It 34 dray line Thompson E A 28 clerk Turner YY' C 4 27 printer Turner B M 24 pressman Talbot YVC 27 butcher Terry C 50 physician Teasdale C B 45 merchant Tillman YVm L 5 30 do Tapper E G 30 moulder Tuggle T 8 57 physician Turner Alonza 6 40 carpenter Turner YV P 59 ins'ce ag’t Thompson Jas M 28 fact’y op UrquhartJA 2 01 physician Underwood Jno 6 45 carpenter Venable G M 1 34 b’k binder Vernov James 4 54 ins’ce ng't Vickory Frank 21 machinist YVright John B 1 74 carpenter YVright Jesse B 41 printer YVooten M C 2 40 cot’n buyer Wynne T K 53 cnr'ge d'l’r YVilson James 55 laborer YVallace E G 22 do YViggius Elijah 54 painter Williams 0 )l 27 editor YVhithurst A II 51 clerk YV’aro It A sr 09 druggist YVareßAjr 23 merchant YVhittle J J 3 30 do YVilkinson A It 30 do YVells George N 24 clerk Williams J T 23 do Wilkins Hamilton 38 civil eng’r YVilding E 58 boot maker YVilliams A A 23 photog’h’r YVilhelm E G jr 51 mail agent YVright I. 8 4 23 u s gauger YY'olsh J B 40 car’ge m’k’r YY'iggins Jack 23 factory op YY'hatley Jake 22 do YVobster YY’m 09 boot maker YY’ells Louis 24 barber Webster J E 62 none YVoolfolk J W 22 bank tiller YVells E It 22 machinist YY'ord T J 48 physician YValker 8 YY' 41 engineer Williams G M 33 warch’man YVilkinson W It 33 clerk YValker YV J 33 do YY'att O H 23 do YV'att YY' .T 50 merchant YY'ulker J A 32 do YY'olfson YVolf 31 do YVest M G 52 do YY'ood YV It 30 do YVood J J 35 do YVells EL 5 35 do YVittieh A 40 jeweler YVyche It C 23 s m agent White J P 29 engineer Wood It A 37 do YVilkins F G 58 cot’n buyer YVillcox I) F 51 in’s agent Williams YVm II 34 a’gt ewrrd Williams D E 36 ticket agent YY'agner M YV 23 printer YVulbohm D 75 none YVood YV II H 0 34 police YVorthy J D 41 clerk YVilliams G T 34 photog’h’er YY’arner L P 01 merchant YViso O J 27 carpenter Yarboro G M 4 25 clerk Youngblood Wm 22 factory op WASHINGTON. APPOINTMENT. Washington, Nov. 23.—The Presi dent has appointed Joint L. Conley Internal Revenue Collector for the Fourth District of Georgia, vice Jack Ilrown, suspended. THE LATE VICE PRESIDENT. The fact is now credited here that some twenty years ago Mr. Wilson visited a celebrated astrologer in Bos ton and received from him his horo scope in writing, reduced then and there. Mr. YVilson has always pre served it, and it records how, from year to year, he would rise in the es timation of his countrymen, fill his official stations and naming them, and that in 1872 ho would receive the second dignity of the country, which he did, and after that his star would wane, and that he would never get any higher, and that about that time his life-work would be near its close. This horoscope may some time be given to the world entire, and when it is, it will make converts to astrolo gy. The Mussaioit (Massuchusottßj Re publican Association, the Labor League, and the colored citizens of Washington held meetings last even ing, and adopted appropriate resolu tions with regard to tho death of the Vice-President. The Sub-Committee of Arrange ments are now in session arranging the details of the funeral ceremo nies. The remains of the late Vice-Presi dent are now lying in state at the Capitol. They have been embalmed ns completely as possible, though tho post mortem prevents the process from being entirely successful. The body is dressed in a neat black suit and patent leather slippers, and tho room is beautifully decorated with flowers sent by Gen. Babcock, and Mr. J. B. Mann, Superintendent and chief clerk of the Fifth Auditor’s Office. Mr. Mann was an intimate friend of the late Vice President, and is the author of a campaign life of Henry YVilson. MonMcomery Court Proceedings. Montgomery, Nov. 23.—1n tho City Court last evening, James Abbott, colored, was convicted of embezzle ment of funds of the Grey Eagle Fire Company, and remanded for sen tence. The jury in the case of the State vs. Charles Wesley, for the murder of Mr. Straus, was discharged yester day afternoon, being unable to agree upon a verdict. It wus composed of four white men and eight negroes, and stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction. The jury had been out since last Thursday. This morning David Alexander, a negro, was sentenced to five years hard labor for the county, for steal ing a watch. The United States Court adjourned over until to-morrow, in respect to the memory of the late Yice Presi dent Wilson. RAILROAD CONVENTION. Kntliu*lAHni, Banquet, ami Excursion. Special to the Columbus Dally Times.] St. Louis, Nov. 23.-There is great enthusiasm in favor of the Texas & Pacific Railroad. Genorals Sherman, Joseph E. John ston and Beauregard met in the Con vention and clasped hands. The house resounded with applause. Hon. Stanley Matthews, of Ohio, was elected President of the Conven tion; and General Preston, of Ken tucky, first Vico President. General Preston delivered an elo quent speech in favor of granting Government aid to the Texas & Pa cific Railroad. A banquet will bo given to-night, and an excursion to-morrow. F. F. SECOND DISPATCH. St. Louis, Nov. 23.—The prelimi nary President of the Railroad Con vention was Gen. Anderson, of Vir ginia.. Tlie Convention seems to bo har monious, and determined to do all in its power to obtain Government aid for the Texas & Pacific Railroad. There are upward of fifteen hund red delegates present. A splendid banquet will be given to-night to the delegates. St. Louis knows how to do things on a magnificent scale. Our delegation will probably leave here Thursday night. F. F. Tilll AllGi m ItACKS. A COLUMBUS HOUSE THE WINNER. Special to the Daily Time* by H. Si A. Lino. Augusta, Nov. 23.— The match be tween the trotting horso Basil Duke and pacing mare Lucy, mile heats, best three in live, for S2OO aside, took place this afternoon in the presence of a large crowd of spectators, Basil Duke being the favorite. The first heat was won by Basil Duko in 2:39, both horses breaking badly. The second heat was won by Lucy in 2:35. The third heat was woo by Basil Duke iu 2:35J. In the fourth and fifth heats Lucy did her work well, beating the race. There will bo two races to-morrow. The first between two year olds, with Libbie L. as the favorite at pool sell ing. The second, mile heats, best two in three, has the following entries: Mary Long, Larry Hart, Egypt and Century. Egypt was the favorite at pool selling. A. Kx-soltrltor (.ruernl Crocker Dead. Special to The Daily Time*.] Fort Valley, Ga., Nov. 23.—Ex- Solicitor General Crocker, of the Ma con Circuit, is dead. He will be buried here to-morrow with Masonic honors. 13. LOW PRICES! TOR THE PREMENT. Fall and Winter Seasons -AT THE— STRAUSE Clothing Hall! No. 86 Broad St. Examine Our Prices CASSIMERE SUITS for $9 worth sl2 CASSIMERE SUITS, in Check*, Striped and Plaids for sl2, worth sls. WORSTED SUITS, in Basket and Diamond Patt. for sls, worth $lB. WORSTED SUITS, much better quality for S2O, worth s2s* IMPORTED CASSIMERE SUITS. different tyk* for sls, worth S2O. BLACK CORDED CASSIMERE SUITS, for sl6, worth $22. BUCK CORDED WORSTED SUITS, $lB, worth $24. FRENCH WORSTED SUITS, assorted patterns for $22, worth S2B. BLACK CLOTH COATS from $8 upwards. “ DOESKIN PANTS, all wool from $5 upward*. OVERCOATS ! in great variety, with and without Mattelanne Facing, in Fur Bea ver and Moscow Beaver*, the largest and finest line of REinv-nua: ovekcoat* ever offered before to tho public. Give me a call and convince yourselves. STRAUSE, THE MEEOHANT TAILOR OLOTHIEB, \o. HO ISrotMl Nlrccl, Columbus, <a. W. F. TICiNEK, Dentist, Baudolph street, (opposite Strapper"*) Columbn* Janl lyl Georgia. NO. 277 MARKET* BY TELEVKAPH. Special to the Daily Times by th© S. A A. Line. FINANCIAL. New York, Nov. 22—3 i\ m.—Gold closed 14V. COTTON. Liverpool, Nov. 22 3 r. m.—Cotton quiet; middling uplatxds6?{; Orleans 7 3-10. *a!c* 10,000 speculations 2,000; Nov and Dec shipment* from Savannah orCharleHtou low mid c 13-10; Jan and Feb shipments from muio place* uplands yer sail 4 p m,—Cotton quiet; mid uplands 6*4; mid Orleans 7 3-16; sales 10.000; speculations Ameri can 6,300. New York, Nov 22—2:15 p. m— Spot* closed dull ordinary 11 \; good do 12V • strict do 12 V low middling 13 1-16; strict do 13V; mid tiling uplands 13|V Sales 304 exports 328 spec ulations 87. Futures closed quiet Sale* 17,700; Nov 13 V# Dec 13 7-16(<i;7.32; Jan 13 7-32; Feb 13 11-32&S .March 13| 17-32; April 13 11-10^23-32;MayJ13 27-32®V t June 14 1-32; July 14 H®s-32; Aug 14 7-32(a>9-32. V. s. PORTS. Receipts at all ports to-day 37,803 bales; ex ports to Great Britain 16,372 bales ; Continent 1,206 bales. Consolidated 97,960; exports to Great Britain 42,684 haies ;to Continent 24,708 France 3,332; stock at all ports 576,980. Wholesale Prices. Apples— per barrel, $B; peck, 75c. Bacon —Clear Sides lb —o.; Clear Rib Sides 14 *-c; Shoulders 11 Vc; Ice-cured Shoulders—c; Sugar-cured Ham* 15c; Plain llama 14c. Bagging——@l6. Bulk Meats—Clear Rib Sides 13Jfc. Butter— Goshen lb 40c; Country 30c. Brooms— f) dozen, $2 50@$3 50. Candy— Stick V lb 16c. Canned Goods— Sardines V case of 100 boxea sl7; Oyster*, lib cans dozen, $1 20 to $1 85. Cheese—English lb 00c; Choice 18)4; West ern 17c; N. Y. State 16c. Candles— Adamantine 7? lb 19c; Paraphlne 85c. Ookekk—Rio good lb 23c; Prime 23c V; Choice 24 Vc; Java 33c to 37c. Corn—Yellow Mixed bushel $1 12>4; White, $1 16 car load rate* in depot. Cigars— Domestic, $ 1.000 s2o®s66; Havana, s7o@sl6o. Flour—Extra Family, city ground, V H $8; A $7 60; B $6 50; Fancy $9. Hardware—Swede Iron 9c.; Refined Iron 4@sc; Sadiron 7c.; Plow Steel lU,Vq)llc.; Horse and Mule Shoes 7>,@Bc.; per lb.; Nails per keg $4.25; Axe* sl2@sl4 per doz. Hay— V cwt. $1 40; Country 40®50e. Iron Ties— V lb 04°. Laud— Prime Leaf, tierce, $1 lb 16c; halve* and kegs, 18@19c. Leather— White Oak Sole lb 45a35c; Hemlock Sole 33a35c; French Calfskins s2@4; American do s2fa)s3 50; Upper Leather s2@s3 60; Harnoaa do. 40®45c; Dry Hide* 11c. Green do. 6c. Mackerel— No. 1 $ bbl $12@15; No. 2 sl2 50; No. 3 sll 50; No. 1 fl kit $1 40@$3. Pickles—Case dozen pint* $1 80; Y quart Molasses—N. O. Y gallon 75c; Florida 50@60c; ro-boiled 75c; common 46@50c. Syrup—Florida 55@600 Oats—Y bushel 85c. Oil.—Kerosene %. gallon 25c; Linseed, raw, $1 20; boiled $1 25; Lard $1 23; Train sl. Rick—Y lb &c. Salt— sack $1 85; Virginia $2 25. Tobacco Common Y lb 56c ; Medium Bright 70c; Fine 75c; Extra $1; Navy 00065 c; Maccaboy Snuff 75@85c! Shot—Y Rack $2 40. Sugar— Crushed and Powdered f. Ib 13@l3Vc; A. 12>c.; B. 12c,; Extra C. 12c.; C. 11>4c.; N. O. Yellow Clarified 10>*c; do. White 13c. Soda— Keg 7c Y lb; box 9c. Starch lb 9V£c. Trunk*— Columbus made, 20 Inch, 75c; 36 Inch $2 80. Tea—Green 75c; Oolong 65c. Whiskey— Rectified f, gallon fl 85; Bourbon s2@s4. White Lead—Y lb ll@l2)£c. Vinegar—Y gallon 35c. $5 $5 $5.00 !5 $5 $5 Five Dollars will purchase a Fraction of an In dustrial Exhibition Bond, that 1* certain to draw one of tho following Premiums, On Oil), 1H75. A Tenth—which costs only ss—can draw any of the following, and will be received by the Compa ny uny time in 6 mouths, a* $5 in the purchase of a S2O Bond. This i* a chance for gain and no chance for loss. 10 Premiums ol $3,500 each 10 “ 1,000 “ 10 “ COO *• 10 “ 300 " Paid in Caab, 30 *• 100 •• 10 " 50 “ and no 100 “ 20 ** 290 " 10 “ deduction. 444 “ 5 •* 39000 *• 2.10“ Tbc Lowest Premium is $3.10. Each Fraction must draw thla sum. All Fractions will be good with $15.00 to pur chase a whale $20.00 Bond. This i* a chance for a fortune, and no chance for loss. A S2O Bond participates in four drawing* each year, until it has daawn one of the following pi miumn. SIOO,OOO. s2l, SSO, SIOO, S2OO, S3OO, SSOO SI,OOO, $3,000, $5,000, SIO,OOO, $35,000, SIOO,OOO. The Bonds issued by tho Industrial Exhibition Cos., are a copy of tho European Government Loan*. The Bond* are a safe investment. PEOPLE OF SMALL MEANS Can find no better or safer investment. No chance of loss. A fortune may be acquired. Qn December 6th —On January 3rd. PURCHASE NOW. How to Purchase. In person, or by certified Check, or Zxpre*s, or Postal Order, or Dralt. or enclose Greenback* in a registered letter, to, and made payable to the Industrial Exhibition Cos. The funds raised by sale of these Bonds, will be applied to the erection of a CRYSTAL 9ALACE, Whlvh rvery Amtrlran will tK Frond tf. RECOLLECT. The Industrial Exhibition i* a legitimate enter prise chartered by the State of New York. Its directors are the beat citizens of New York. It has had seven drawings since July 1874,* and paid out in principle and interest, 0750,000. Any oDe obtaining a premium, the company pledges itself not to make public. This enterprise is simply anew form of bond: iu no senso is to be recognised as a lottery. There are no blanks. Be sure and purchase at once. $ 5 will buy a Fraction for December 6th, 1875. $ 6 •* •• Quarter Bond for Jsn. 3rd, 1876. $lO •* “Half Bond “ “ •* S2O “ “ Whole Bond “ * ** All Bonds are exchangeable into city lots, In the suburbs of New York City. Each bond holder is regarded as an honorary member ef the Industrial Exhibition Cos., and is welcome at the Parlors of the Company, No, 12 East 17th Btreet. Agents wanted. All communications and remittances to be made to the Industril Exhibition Go., 12 East 17th Bt., between sth Ave. and Broadway, New York City. For the purpose of giving the Bond-holders of the Industrial Ex libit ion Cos. full and complete information as to the progress of the Company, and a complete list of the drawings, an Illustra ted Journal will be published, viz; The Industritl Exhibition lllasfrMtd, Subscription One Dollar per Year, Anyone sending a club of 15 subscribers, with sls, will be given a Premium of one Frac tlon or H Bond; club of 27 subscribers, a % Bond; chib of 50 subscribers a whole Bond. Address, Induatrlal Exhibition Illustrated, 12 East 17th Btreet. New York City. 800 Will purchase 13 Frae fiOlM. BOTH ly