The Times-Argus from Selma, Alabama • 3

I T.Ttiww fiTSSrT SHEETINGS. TA The racing now in progress on the track Statement of the Condition 1875. Ip. HtJRT Ifo. 11 Broad Street, Selma, Are DAILY RECEIVING At THEIR NEW Dr.

W. M. Owon baB returned to Tuska-loosa after a three years' residence in Texas, DuweeBe bftabew) appointed census, taker fur Tuskaloosa county, John If, Self has been appointed census-taker for Jefferson county. The residencQ of Rev, Parker, in Decatur, was burned a few days ago, ammo tli Btoo OP SUMMER GOODS SPRING AND Of all the very CONSISTING OF Dress Goods, White G-oods, Embroideries, Fancy Goods, Parasols, GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, OUR STOCK pw COMPBIS1S THE BEST BRANDS PRINTS, CRETONES, BLEACHINGS, And all other STAPLE GOODS of immense quantity which cannot be surpassed in the State, Our prices will he ASTONISHINGLY to suit the times, and all we ask is a (air trial, M. MEYER 30 and 32 Broad Street CITY NATIONAL BANK Of Selma, Alabama, Thursday, DecemTbor 81, 1871.

RESOURCES Loans and discounts 139,403 60 United States bonds to secure clrcu. In SO0.0O0OO 0 thcr 6tocks and bonds Banking house and fixtures Premiums Cash on 1,483 34 National notes 17,68100 5,593 65 SnKple Cofa 4.1C6 25 7,116 00 20,000 00 86,000 00 Leal Tenders 100,000 34 Due from redeeming and reserve mmts fluiu. Traders National 170,097 99 Due from other banks 69,871 07 Total ..1877,770 90 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Circulation ,300,000 00 270,000 00 251,175 90 Surplus Mud 41,600 00 Dividend No. 7 Total 90 Wc certify that Uic above statement Is true uud correct. WM.

P. ARMSTRONG, Prcs't JOHN W. LOVE, Cashier. CENTRAL CITY Insurance Company, Oflice, 27 Broad Street, SELMA, ALABAMA. Cash Assets, July 1st, 1873, $130,293 DIRECTORS: H.

A. Stoixexwekck, N. Woodruff, W. J. Hahdeb, Das'i.

Paiitkidoe, E. V. Pettus, N. H. R.

Dawson, W. SI. BllOOKS. Losses Paid Since Organization, (1S66) $180,000. Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance effected on the most liberal terms, consistent with safety.

Apply to the undersigned, or ta the agents of the Company in all the principal places in the N. WOODRUFF, President. N. D. CROSS.

Secretary. SELMA SAYINGS BANK, NO. 27 BROAD STREET. CAPITAL, -T7T- 8200,000 DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND PAID OUT WITHOUT CHARGE. KVVS ANnSBLIiSBXCHANOB, COIN, STOCKS AND JJONDS, AND MAKES COLLECTIONS ON ACCESSIBLE POINTS.

Sells Drafts on England, Ireland, Franco and Germany. N. II. K. DAWSON, President.

Will WHITE. CAsnren. fc)CJ Phosphate of Lime, Patented April 1, 1863, Manufactured by Bradley Fertilizer Company, Capital Over $1,000,000 00. Made of tho beBt materials, and in the moBt approved manner, it is commended to the uublic as superior to any other in the market. All who have used it speak of it in tho highest terms 0' raise and the manufacturer will continue his best endeavors to advance the reputation which it las already acquired, on Its merit alone.

'I'll It 1-1 lUOHENT PRIZE hayo boon awarded this year to Bradloy's Phosphate for excellence of quality over all others. JAMES H. FRANKLIN, Agent, Bank Itnildlng, Selma. feb52m. Closing Out 'Custom Titswofchj Scott, No.

9 Broad Street, Selma. 8TJIT8 FOB THE WORKINQMEN, 8TJIT8 FOE THE CLERKS, SUITS FOR THE RICH, SUITS FOR THE POOR, SUITS FOR EVERYBODY, DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, OFFICE SUITS, WEDDING SUITS, SHOP SUITS, RAILROAD SUITS, BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, B0Y81 DRESS SUITS, hilrrolia 00 Ola 00 bill 75 7 75 195 $950 Oniau DU, 76 Eft 4 00 Oat4i.i.,::...::i.:,uii.liV'oa.,. 80 a OiUKeroiene, BMv.ii((lon --97 Porter and Alt Qoarts dot 75 Kl 85 40 nn don 9 00 3 95 SO a 85 Pepver kmm rmu Kuiiuu, uvfi -t in a on barrol 4 50 5 00 itirt barrolW 00 Sinniu Ml 1... 1 itK jnm nn doc 4 00 a 5 50 Bice Carolina 9)i -jiuutnff, ox a ou ou BOOK, 1 HI Sardines f) case ,15 75 Seap-rNortbcrn i a iSar--'vVbito a. 9.

9k 1 00 65 Tomatots 9D) doa 1 05 85 65 uu 1 50 1 95 1 75 90 70 47 Common .45 Swine Vtnmlt, 30 rra 60 47 90 85 1 ww dkiy ii, 26 BROAD STREET, SELMA, IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING THE 7ERY LATEST WORKS 5 FROM The Principal PuWisliers Europe and America, AND KEEPS ON HAND ALL THE Standard School Books MR. ROTHROCK'S TABLES ARE ALWAYS supplied with the freshest magazines, the latest newspapers, the most attractive fashion journals, and all the sciontlllc and art periodicals; while his stock of Writing- and Note Papers, OF INKS, ENVELOPES, AND Of MlSPELLANEOySi STATIONERY. Is Kept Full aud Complete. novlS Public Sale OF THE Bibb County, Alabama' UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF AN Assignment in trust made in November last to the undersigned, for the benefit of creditors, bythe Briorfield'Iron "Works Company, of. Bibb county, a by an act of the General Assembly of Alabama, which is recorded in the probate olllee of said county, the undersigned, as trustees, will, on BATUKDAY THE 29TH DAY OF MAY next, in front of fhA.

hnef. Ilia t. nf at public tothO'thUibfest bidder, the en- nre -propeny ana estate neiongitur Works Company and known as the Brierlleld Iron Proporty, conBlstinff of a rolling mill, fOubdry, one cold-blast furnuce-conipletcd and in use, a second furnace completed in part, machine shop, nail factory building, pattern shop, brass foundry crucibles, tongs, black smith shop, limekiln, storehouses, office, weigh house, stables, and all necessary buildings for residences for officers and employees of the company. The property embraces about 4990 acres of land with absolute title, and about 2000 acres with a perpetual right to ore and timber, witli li tram-road connecting the rolling mill and foundry with the furnace, about 2 miles long. This property is situated abuut 50 miles north of Selma, Immediately On the Selma, Rome and Dalton railroad, in ahealthy part of the country, well watered.

The property contains rich deposits of hama-titeorc, which is said to yield about WZ per cent of excellent iron plenty of limestone in the immediate neighborhood and good soil for making ordinary and Ore brick and an incxhausta-ble supply of bituminous coal four or live miles distant, said to make good coke. The pig iron, rolled iron, and cotton ties made at Brierlleld have taken first premiums at fairs. Heavy artillery has been mado or the Iron and found to be of a superior quality. Brierlleld Iron now commands in the western markets the highest prices paid, and is used for car wheels, boilers, und telegraph wire. The property would afford many advantages for making, In addition to the manufacture of Iron, car wheels, cotton ties, railroad cars, wagons, carts, and other plantation implements.

The country abounds In yellow pine and other timber of a valuable quality; and saw mills in the neighborhood are numerous. Terms of sale cash but it Is supposed a purchaser for a reasonably fulr price would have no difficulty in obtaining reasonable credit for part of tho purchase money. The title to the property Is deemed good, lis validity having been expressly recognized by a decision of the supremo court of the United states. Capt. S.

Alvis. oh tho premisoa, will show the property and exhibit map Of the lands. raarlD-td. Root. H.

Steiiiibtt. W. Mabbv. STEKRETT Si BIABRi, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, SELMA, ALABAMA. Office over store of Chas.

Goldstein on Broad Street, second door above the Postofllcc. rracuce in tne maerai ana Btato courts. fcb5-3m. Steam Grist Mill for Sale. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Probato Court of Dallas county, I will bcII at Dubllc auction.

UDon the premises, to the highest bidder for cosh, the Steam Grist Mill, Engines, and Boilers, on what is known as the Levi Stone Mill Tract in section 1 15 of 11 in Dallas county, on Monday, the 29th day oi jnarcn, 1010. marS. Administrator of Levi Stone, For Sale SECOND HAND PORTABLE ENGINE AND Saw Mill twenty-live horso power In thorough repair good as now. Will be sold on terms to suit purchaser. BUGKER, marWt.

Marlon, Alabama, H- L. SMITH, HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER AND DEALER IN WHITE LEAD, ZINC, Oil, Varnish, Turpentine, Putty, and all uoiors, ury uuu in uui aibu, agput lor STONE BHOULZ'S PATENT FILLER Mb. 9 Mock, WathingU Street, 8ELMA ALABAMA. Orescent Spectacles, TRADE MARK. Xxa.jex'o-7-t Your Sisx mHERE IS NOTHING TO BE SO MUCH A desired as perfect sight, and perfect sight can oniy no ootainca uy using perieet spectacles, tne uuueuicy or procuring wiucn is wen Known, The Crescont Sncctaaios how offered to tha pubiie are guaranteed superior so an otnors in the market, the nloss bolna manufactured in Mo selle, Franoo for our trade only; and claimed by all soicntUlo men that, for clearness and distinctness of vision, they have no equal.

We warrant every pair to last for years, without change, always remaining clear and They oro mounted in gold, silver, shall, rubber, and steel frames. Manufactured by FsllowSi Holmes, AOLapi, 31 Maiden Lanu, Now Sork, For sale by DBAblin IH "Watches, tildolfc JeTrdlry All genuine haVij our trodo mark, ''Orcsctnit" oil OVcry pair, dcell, Macktnt do 16 00 8 ffh ft TifrbtrafrisF of Propriy rt.ikos. ddvlies. houL'ht at a recent New York trade Bale, and will bo sold uaruaniv uvw hip "HWQBERNnOKF Si ULLMAN'S. This unparalleled, buccobs Tuxus Gift Concert Association, at iiemson, -foxas, is astonishing the people of the whole Untied States, and with the many largo and imiffuWleont gUts, ranging from 150,000 down," besides tho'many homesteads, business houses 'arid lots in that flourishing city offered in their enterprise, which.

any one may secure by the investment pi a api- lar, Wo ri commend "all logo In and try their luck, as every ticket holder stands an equal clianco to draw any of the prizes offered, FAIRBANKS SQALES, For the week ending Fcbrnarv 28, tho Messrs. Fairbanks manufactured 1191 Scales. Notwithstanding this largo production, they are only keeping pace with their orders, When times are hard, exact weight Is in keeping with the closest economy, and whtlo manufacturing generally is dull, the demand for Fairbanks' Standard Is on the Increase Evening Post, March 3rd, i Crbasi or Limes, Urelna, and Coudray's Pomades best dressings for the hair, at OAWTHON COLEMAN'S. HIO COVES! KI GLOVES The Cheapest Ever Offered. One buttou kids, good quality, Vft stents, Tivo button kids, good quality, onlyftl.OO In all the now shades of tho season, at OBEKNDORF iSi PLLMAN'8, We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers, and especially those who need machinery, to the advertisement of McssrB.

Poole Hunt, the widely known Founders and Machinists, of Baltimore, Md, These gentlemen have an exceptionally large and well-equipped establishment, supplied with tho latest and most approved tools and appliances, and are at all tiineB prepared to promptly fill Orders in their line. Furthermore, they guarantee fair prices, the best of materials, and first-class work. The Miles' Alarm money Drawer is an article almost Indispensable to merchants. Being capable of a variety of combinations, and simple in its construction, it recommends Itself to merchants as an Important part of their store fixtures. Till-tapplng has become so prevalent that an ingenious arrangement like that of the Miles' Money Drawer is indeed a necessity.

They are sold by Messrs. Fairbanks 311 Broadway, New York, and the hardware trade' generally. New York Express, March 19th. A Siioht Postponement. op TnB Texas Real Estate Dkawino, until May Uth, 1875.

Tickets reduced to $1.00 each. No scaling of prizes but every one paid in full. Over 60,000 ucre3 of choice land, centrally lo cated, near railroads, 17 houses, 2325 Gold Coin prizes, among them one of $10,000 and one of Our enterprise is endorsed by tho City Council. Reliable agents wanted. Send for circulars, they will convineo you wo are Tjbth roliablo and responsible.

Tickets only $1.00. Eleven for $10, and S3 for No connection with any other similar entcroriso. J. E. F08TER, Manager, Houston, Texas.

Dit. WiLUorr's AuTi-PEmonic on Feveh jiwn Aoiir TnNin 1 Wilhoft's Tonic has GfitAhllKhprt llnnir as the real infallible Chill cure. It is 'universally admitted to be the only reliable and harmless Chill medicine now in use. Its cnlcacy is confirmed by thousands of certificates of tho very best people from all parts of the country. It cures malarious diseases of every type, from the shaking agues of the lakes and valleys to the racing fevers of the torrid zone.

TiyitI It lias never been known to full. Whkelock, Iinlay Proprietors, New Orleans, SALE BY ALL imUQOISTS. CAWTUON COLEMAN, WhoIosalcAgonts. marl9-9t. WO.

II. Mr. R. T. Drake haB converted No, 11, Alabama Street, into the neatest, snuggest, cosiest, an'd qui etest saloon in Selma, where, with tho most Skillful and polite attendants, will always be found the purest and best of wines, brandies, whiskies, ale, porter, beer, and all other domestic or Imported liquors, and real Uavana cigari.

No. 11 Is a perfect gam of a sa loon, where gentlemen aro always made to feel at home. Go to No. 11. marl9-3m.

TEXAS VIA TIIE LONE STAR ROUTE! INTERNATIONAL GT, NORTHERN R. R. IT IS The Shortest, Quickest, and Best ALL-RAIL LINE TO Waco, Brcmond, llcunic, Rockdale, Iloiuton, Galveston, Hciuslcnl, Brciiluuu, Austin, San Antonio, And all the principal points in Eastern, Central, Western, and Southern QTXTTi for a GUIDE AND MAP of (3 JDjII AJ this route which will be sent free, by addressing the General Ticket Agent International Great Northern Railroad, HOUSTON, TEXAS. THE MARKETS. Selma Cotton Market.

Selma, Thursday March liOth, 1875. The market for the week past has been steady and firm, with a good business considering the light stocks, and an advance of We, which has been maintained since Monday. The sales foot up 505 bales, at 15K15J forlow middlings, the outside figures prevailing the last four days. Weekly Cotton Statement For the week ending March 19th. Stuck on hand Sept.

1st 568 Received this 474 Received .......70074 70548 Total 71110 830 C5723 6655S Shipped this week. Shipped previously Stock 4561 Stock on hand same date in 1874. 4807 Receipts same week In 1874..... 554 Total receipts same date in 1874 04000 Cotton Crop and DIoTement. The receipts at all ports for the week ending the 19th were 51,303 bales, against bales tho previous week, and 77,203 balcB the week before that.

The total rccetnts this season to the 19th were 3,107,014 bales, against 8,295,480 bales to the same lima inst year, ana uaics iu wc same day in 1873, The receipts tills year show a decrease of 183,400 bales from Inst year. The stock in American ports the 10th was 089,003 bales! the same day last year it was 701,239, The total visible supply the 19th, Including all In European and American ports, and nil afloat for Europe, was 2,902,709 bales; tho same day last year It was 2.970.449 bales; and the same date in 1873 it was 2,838,730 bales. The price in Liverpool, for middling uplands, March 19, 1875 was 7d March 19, 1874, 8d March 19, 1878, 9d. Selma Wholesale Prices-Current The following are the prices at which sales are made by tho bundle or package for cash. Tho retail prices are usually higher oh account of pss by waste in retailing and the risk in handling and selling.

It should also bo noted that these figures, made tlb oh: Thursday of each week, are subject to Almost dally fluctuations. Bagging Kontncky, Kentucky, iX Kentucky, i)i Dundee Bran 100 Its Butter Choice I.1? Bacon canvassed lb Bulk Clear ribbed Bulk Shoulders ....,19 Clear rlhbcd bacon sidos.W Bacon shoulders, ,,) lb bu BucktttVao ..9 Cement. barrel Chisu. 0.. 13 18 lSJtf.

14 14X 16 .16 17 uii SO is a 14 a 8Af i 30 3 00 350 9 00 8 17 96 I 4 80 (6 00 I 3 95 40 91 40 Candles Sporm star mm woignt), Canned Corn Won torn JtlourBute. i Tmef tiuv 1 1 OS a oo 4 Si 60 i860 1 SS 8 00 1 00 IS 19 1 IS 100 0 Utrrlniti.n.. iron ltet.M,, Lard Irikoe DO In MtM barrel Meal, )I(WM-Now, gsloti Half gaW Syrup galon .180 1 05 IM i 1 95 as 91 37 ffl 17 dor, 16 Vbox 9 00 1 00 sack. so barrel 4 00 borrol 00 lmrrol 1 00 bnrral ewt of the Selma Exposition Company Is very good and the attendance is fair. Tmc concert at Gillman'a Hall, next Wednesday evening, will be undor the di rection of Messrs, 8.

Hobbs and H. H. Sawyer. Tub regular meeting of Dallas Orange No. 304 will be held, at 4 o'clock this (Fri day) evening, instead of at o'clock as heretofore.

The concert for the benefit of the lect ure committee of the Y. 0. A. will be given at GiUmon's Hall next Wednesday evening. Mr, C.

W. Hdbnbr, formerly of this city, Is one of the editors of the Georgia Grange, at Atlanta, and literary editor of the Christian Index. Tiik Purim Ball, at Gillmun's Hall, Thursday night of last week, was brilliant and successful beyond even the of its managers. Capt. Edgar Vlibt, long a resident here as general freight agent of the B.

I). R. is now the general agent of the Great Southern railroad. This storm of Saturday blew down three houses on Captain John F. J3urns'B place, destroyed his fine live-oak grove, and laid low several miles of fence.

Dit. HrcNUY If. Kossgr has resumed the practice of medicine in this city. His office is at McVoy's drug store. His residence is with Dr.

W. P. Reese, on Church street. Ah election for municipal officers of Selma will soon be held. Registration is a qualification of suffrage.

The registration will close five days before tthe election. Register at once. TnB bill to provide a board of revenue for Dallas county, which passed the senate, was lost by non-action in the bouse, much to the disappointment, and much to the injury, of our people. Maj. M.

Wymy, of Jacksonville, late general southern agent of the Selma, Rome and Dalton railroad, who has many friends and acquaintances here, has been appoint ed general southern agent of the Atlanta Air-Line Tub best musical talent of Selma is re hearsing for a concert to be given at Gill-man's Hall nest week for the purpose of paying the debt incurred by the committee under whose auspices the course of lectures here this season has been given. Tiieke is much dissatisfaction in many quarters with the last distribution of the Louisville Library Association, and the managers are flatly accused of dishonesty. With many of the gentlemen connected with that distribution wo have a personal acquaintance that justifies us in repelling all such imputations as unjust and utterly unwarranted. We know them to be incapable of dishonesty themselves, and incapable of sanctioning dishonesty in others and It affords us pleasure to be able to assure our readers that the drawing was fairly conducted and the prizes fairly distributed. The second annual shooting festival of the Selma Schuctzen Verein will be held at the Fair grounds in this city the 11th 2th and 18th of May.

The Committee of Arrangemeut desires to acquaint the public with the fact, that subscription lists have been laid out at E. Gillman's confectionery store, J. A. Vogle's segnr store, George E. Keipp's restaurant, B.

Jacob's gunstore, Henry Cassin's whole sale liquor house, and Aicardi's bar-room, where every one interested in the success of the festival is invited to subscribe suitable articles, or any amount of money, to be de voted to securing prizes for the successful marksmen. The committees are constituted as fol lows On finance, E. Gillman and J. A. Yogle on arrangement of Fair Grounds, B.

Schuster; on restaurant and bar, Geo. E. Keipp; and on correspondence and printing, L. Mueller. It is confidently expected that the exer tions of the committee to make this year's festival as successful as last year, will meet the hearty co-operation of every citizen of Selma.

Mr, O'Dwyer was shot and badly woun ded in Montgomery the other day. The "Alabama Manual'' has been re vised for 1R75, and a new edition has been issued. The truck and axe company of Troy has received new uniforms. The Pike county medical association Will have a meeting at Troy tho 27th. G.

B. Clark and J. Clark havo re moved from Henry county to Troy. Henry Williams, who removed to Pike couutv a few months ago, committed suicide a few days ago. W.

A. McElvy has been appointed cen- sus-takor for Lee county. JoBeoh Madcr and family hove removed from Birmingham to Cullman. The grand iurv reports the bonds of the Henry county officials all good and sufficient. To the 20th, Mobile bad this season re ceived bales of cotton.

William McCarroll and daughter have gone from Scottsboro to East Tennessee. Mrs, M. P. Brown of Scottsboro has been dangerously sick. Mrs Frances Decs, near Vernon, San- ford county, has been very ill.

There was a destructive tornado around Hazle Groen, Madison county, the lfith. James Dickey has been appointed census taker for Madison county. The Tuskegee News has live colums of tax sales advertisements, Col, Joseph Hodgson has been visiting Montgomery. John Robertson has been unpointed Census-taker for Lowndes, The residence on tho Pink Williams place near Litohatchio was burned recently. The store ot Miss Brown at Fort Deposit was burglariously entered and robbed of $500 worth of goods.

Ike 0, Cook has tho contract for carry ing the mail between Litohatchio and Hayneville. The Moulton Advertiser has nearly four columns Of tax sales advertisements, Dr. DuBosd has returned to Clanton from Arkansas. John M. Morris's store at Olopton was recently burglariously entered and robbed, The total debt of Henry county is $4,400, James Richards has been appointed census-taker for Barbour county.

Bishop Pierce will dedicate the now Methodist church at Eufaula, The Wilcox News has entered upon its 11th volume. John Barrett has been elected town clerk, O. B. Savago treasurer, and T. S.

Caldwell marshal, of Camden, Tho salary of the intendant of Camden has been reduced to $250. The salary ot the martha't if Camden has been fixed at $250 and perquisites. There only two priaonots' (n the Eufaula guardhouse. To tho 20th, Eufaula find this season, received 20,202 bales of cOttofl, A. Stockdato has been appointed porlntendent of education la Olrty county.

Nearly oil the cases of small-pox around Tftlladogo hove proved fatal, All at Cost for Cash sUnd I LABfiE and BPLBlSDjb STOCK of, Ppot Ulltl MlOCM, FuriilsUfii Notlqn, For the Fall and Winter seaspn of 1874, which they will sell at very low prices at wnoLEPAm on jcETAiL. Capt, W. L. WARD can he found at one store, where he will be pleased to see his friends, Selma G-ulf B. SOTaRTBlfDBKT'S OfBIOS, 1 Selma, Alauaka, September 1S74.

AND-AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lag 1 inuus ua km? roao win run on ionow- SCHrjIILEi Leave Selma Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 8:00 Arrive at Pino Annla aiiLma rtAtffl 7Kft Itn. Leave Pino Apple Mondays, Wednos- Arrive at Selma sarne days at 10:40 a septU. R. II. KELLY, Supt.

Change of Schedule, ON AND AFTER SUNDAY FEBRUARY 28th. 1875. trains on this road will run an follows; Mall train leaves Selma 8:00 a Mail train arrives at Selma 8:28 ir Accommodation train leaves 2:15 Accommodation train arrlvesatelma.l2:s8 The mail train makes elos'o -connection at Montgomery with all eastern' bound trains via. Atlanta, Columbus, and Macon, Georgia. Accommodation train connects to Columbus and West Point.

Passengers from Mobile connect at Montgomery with train arriving at Selma at 12:58 m. xaao. jr. auperinienaent. april24.

SELMA, MARION MEMPHIS R. R. Office General Sutekintendbnt, 1 Mauion, August 4, 1874. On and after this date, trains on this mud wllr run as follows 'eastehn mail. Leave Greensboro 4:26 a Leave 5:07.

Leave Scott's Leave Marion Leave Hamburg 6:54 a Arrive at Junction 7:24 a WBSTBItJt MAIL. Leave Junction 3:55 Leave Leave Marion 5:05 Leave Scott's 5:37 p- Leave Newbern 6:07 nm Arrive at GreenBboro 6:43 pm E. W. SUCKER, Superintendent. ALABAMA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Schedule and Connections. SbPEniNTINDENT'S OFFICE, I Selma, February On and after this date Trains will run on- this road as follows: MAIL TRAINS. Leave Selma 2:50 p. m. Arrive at Meridian 111 n.

Leave Meridian--. .12:80 a. m. Arrive at 8:00 a. m.

This train connects at Selma With the Selms. Rome and Dalton and Western railroads, and at Meridian with the Mobile and Ohio andVlcks-burgand Meridian railroads. Standard time- clock at Hobb's Jewelry store. Fieieht Trains will ran dallv. Sundavs ex cepted, leaving 8ehna at 9:30 a.

and arrive at Selma at 12:40 p. m. JOHN M. BRIDGES, Snnerintendent. Selma, Rome, Dalton Railroatf, Change of Schedyle.

COMMENCING 8UNDAY, MARCH 7TH, 1875, Trains on this road wlll.rnL as follows: MAIL TRAIN DAILY NOJtTH. Leave Selma 8:00 a Arrive at alera 11:50 a Arrive at Rome 8:50 Arrive at Dalton i 12:00 MAIL TKA1N DAILY SOUTH, Leave Dalton 6:10 Arrive ai, nome wiupm Arrive at Calera 5:40 am Arrive at Selma 10:45 a Makins close connection at Dalton with Eaitt fc Ga. R. for KnoxvlUo, Bristol, mcumona, rcicrsourg, norioiK, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, and all Virginia Springs at Dalton with A. R.

R. for Chattanooera. Nashville. St Louis, Chicago, Omaha, iiccommouauou tram leaves oeima on rues-days and Thursdays at 1:30 p. running to Munford, and on Saturdays at 4:00 p.

m. running to Calera. SLEEPING CARS- on all nicht trainb after April 1st. M. STANTON, Gon'l Sup't RAY KNIGHT.

G. P. T. Ag't. Forty Dollars Reward.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE BUB-fcrlbor. at the Johnston Grass Farm, near VidlM Timliu, nalln. Ul the 1st of December, 1874, one Dark Bay Mare Mulo, about 14 hands hlgb-, 10 years old. Also Ono Black Horse Mule, about lb4 hands high, 7 years old this spring. i no anovc rowara win oo paid lor tne recovery of tuomules, or twenty dollars for cither of them', or ten dollars each for information that will lead to their recovory.

They were brought here from Shubutn, in November, 1874. U. 11. UUrttliAJND, marchl9-4t Marlon Junction, Aid. Sheriff's Sale.

TO SATISFY AN EXECUTION IN MY hands, issued from tho Circuit Court of Dallas county, against Whitakcr Powell and in favor of Phillip Hershficld, I will sell at public sale, tn the highest bidder for cash, on MON- uai, inawm uai Arrtii, next, before the market house door In the eltv of Selmn. A I. abama, the following described lands, to-wlt: The soutli half section 17, townBhip 14, tango 11; and the cast half of the south east quarter oi section lownsnip range li levied on as the property of said E. Whitakcr Powell to sat isfy said execution. SHELLEY, mnrl-4t.

Sheriff. GREENSBORO. AU. THE CHEAPNESS, HEALTHFULNEBS, ACCESSIBILITY, RETIREMENT, and THOROUGHNESS of the above Institution commend it to the patronage of those having daughters to educate. THE CHEAPNESS.

BOA-RD only $15 per month, Including washing, fuel, and lights. TUITION, twenty dollars per term of three months In collegiate department, Including two Ancient Languages Music, and two Modern Languages, taught by a native professor, including use of Instruments, twenty dollars. HEALTHFULHESS. No location i th6 South-West, 4s far as wo know, is bettor situated for health, Tho building is located on rising- ground, with a welt of pure ircc-stono water in mo yuru, ACCESSIBILITY. The town of Greensboro, being tho presotit terminus of the Selma, Marion, fid.

Memphis ttillrhnrl. Is easily BCCCSBlblo from both east And west by dallv trains vimt also tolographle connection wiyv mi pumis oi mo western union eolsPsny, RETIREMENT. Notwithstanding tho ncccsslbllltv of tha in stitution, it Is located not Only in a retired part of the town, but Greensboro has long been noted (of the absence of everything calculated to dissipate inougut. THOROUGHNESS. Onr Curriculum Is as high, and the Instruction as thorough, as any Institution In tho Our Faculty aro employed solely oil account of thorough, ft tnesUoY tho Work Which devolves nnnn thnrn.

Mm. STAFFORD'S (Assoolilth Principal) ropntatlon, both in and beyond the at ni. la mfllolnnt ertiftrahteo that Ho vburi Iadv iwiu uograunncou irom uu lusubuuuu wuo nnB not passea a morougu emminauuu RELIGIOUS PRIVILEGES. The Institution Is hot In the? Slightest way under denominational tnfinenct or control, and the pupils will be permitted to worship with the; dif. feront congregations of tho town, subleot to the supervision: of tome mambor of the Faculty who wm always ForJartitorlnfiinnatloiiiBiWreBS' -SKORWARY FACULTY, Female Coilwro, Greensboro, Alabama.

tig Pjlpr YeMytsi. at nhy jSdrlad clrirlfig fh ycr and charged from tho time at which they inker. fobl9. Dr. b.

h. xixaaa OPFtofcl HolijDrtson's Drug Stor'). There is pot a single bridge, other than tne railroad bridges, in county The Union Springs Good Templars will celebrate their anniversary tlie38tti of May, The Union Springs Herajd has fivo col umns of tax sales advertisements, Wo have 'received tho first number of tho Farm and Home, a handsome weekly, published at JJ'lorence, oy VV, li, xayipr cs Shelby circuit court begins next Monday ana Holds but one wecK. James Baxley, arrested in Texas, is in Shelby jail, cbarged witb participation in the Waxahatchie bridge alt air. The musical association of Dcmopolis will resume their regular meetings about April 1st.

Eight negroes escaped from the jail in Opelika'tho lfitli. The Opelika Times has nearly six columns of tax sales advertisements. The Greensboro Beacon has four columns of tax sales advertisements. L. D.

Hatch's residence, in Hale county, was 'burned the 17th. Dr. J. H. Gunn, of Cherokee county, has located in Gadsden, Miss Rody Bynum, of Blount county, aged 88, has removed to Texas.

The Cherokee county grand jury returned 68 true bills. Tho jail of Cherokeo county is sadly out of repair. The grand jury report the finances' of Cherokee county in a deplorable condition. A circulating library is to be established in Athens. Dr.

N. D. Richardson and Dr. D. M.

Richardson, of Athens, have gone to tho not springs. Rev. M. B. Wharton, late of Eufuula, has accepted a call to a Baptist church in Augusta, Georgia, Mrs.

John J. Flowers, of Rollins, hs been dangerously ill. The democratic precinct of Madison recommended Col. W. M.

Lowe for the vacant probate judgeship in that county. Messrs. Hale McLaughlin, of Birming ham, will soon begin the publication of the Daily Chattanooga News. Twenty-five members have recentlv been added to the Gadsden Methodist church. Near Centre, the 13th, Mr.

Ellenberger was shot and wounded by his brother in- aw, Mr. J) ortenborry. The legislature adjournod last Monday. In the week ending the 20th. there were 28 deaths in Mobile.

J. J. Altaian has been appointed guar dian ad litem in Sumter tounty. The spring term of the Sumter circuit court will begin April 13th. R.

Chapman, has been appointed general administrator in Sumter county. John W. Howard, of Butler county, was dangerously ill last week. The Eufuula News has donned a patent inside. In Huntsville gas is worth 4.i0 per M.

The Union Springs Ledger runs a patent inside. This hasn't been a good week for marriages in Alabama. The medical board of Walker county will meet in Jasper April IStb. Fickensville elects J. C.

Johnston, mayor; C. H. Bleck, marshal and J. J. Lee, Dan'l Hopkins, Dr.

Wilkins, and Dr. Moorehead, councilmen. R. O. Billups has been appointed census-taker for Pickens.

The Clayton Courier has ten columns of tax sales advertisements. The Birmingham chair factory has been sold to nn Atlantaian. The following are the officers of Evergreen Lodge Good Templars at Fayette-ville J. Frank Pope, 0. Miss Ellen Adair, R.

Miss Fannie Scarbrough, L. Miss Ellen J. Avcrett, V. William Mc-Pherson, P. C.

J. Laman Wilkes, Treasurer; S. S. McPhersim, Secretary; R. C.

Wilson, Ch. Ham, M. Mis3 Jen nie Wallis, D. M. John Thomas, I.

John Burk, O. M. Bennett, L. D. Died, in Alabama.

In Oxford, 13th, J. A. Coucy. In Greensboro, 15th, C. F.

liurgc. In Mobile, 10th, Owen Farley, sr. In Jasper, 1st, Mrs, S. E. Uotcler.

Near Forkland, 4th, Mrs. B. Fuller, In Stevenson, 14th, Lewis E. Metts. In Dcmopolis, 14th, C.

W. William. In Jasper, 14th, Mrs. Jcrusha Gamble. In Calhoun county, 11th, W.

D. CrosB. In 13th, Irving MeKeever, child. In Montgomery, 22ml, Mrs. Charles Linn.

In Cherokee county, 13tb, Jacky Kulght. In Mobile, 17th, Samuel Goldsmith, infant. Near Wctumpkn, 10th, Miss Sallle Terrell. In Montcvnllo, 14tb, Mrs. Sarah M.

Allen, In Madison county, 17th, Rev. Mr. Driskcll. Near Gainesville, recently, And. M.

Woods. Iu San ford county, 13th, Mrs. Jane Corbett. In Sanford county, 11th, Mrs. Caroline Mace.

In Fayette county, 11th, Mrs. Sallle Young. In Cherokee county, 13th, Mrs, Millie Wells, Near Gadsden, 13th, Infant of J. T. Dcnman.

In Etowah county, 7th, Miss Molllc Ferguson. In Atlanta, 2Sth Mrs, Goodc, of Jacksonville. Near Gaylcsvllle, February 27th, Miss Nannie Hall. Iu Madison county, 14tb, Mrs. N.

O. Blackburn, Near Gainesville, recently. Mis. And, Woods. In Meridian, recently, J.

C. Cade, of Marengo county. At Fort Deposit, Otli, Mrs. Fannie Wllmcr Clements. In Indianapolis, 0th, Frank Clark, formerly of Greene county.

In Massachusetts, 13th, Mrs. Julia Thomas, of Montgomery, Near Columbus, recently, wife of Dr. Buck Craddock, formerly of Tuskaloosa, inarriea. in Alabama. In Dcmopolis, 11th, by Rev, Mr.

Mnrbury, J. Egglcsloh, or California, and Sophie S.Lyon, Near Forkland, 4th, by Rev. Mr, Frazlcr, Ilcnry Smith and Susan Singleton, Near Clinton, Cth, bjrRev.H.H. Smith, Jas, 1,. L.

Lunsford and Martha E. Flanagan, In Gadsden, 11th, by Esq. D. C. Turrentlne, Mr.

Powell and Mrs, Losson, of Sand Mountain, Ifl Richland Parish, 10th, by Rev, D. Campbell, P. K. Edwards.and Mrs, M. A.

Green, formerly of Alabama, In Jefferson county, by Rev. P. Roberts, William Drown and MolliuSinlth, DIED, In South Pueblo, Colorado, on tliB 5th of February, of pneumonia, Mrs. Margaret, wife of A. A.

Shaw, and daughter of Robert West, of Marlon, Alabama. LOCAL M.lSCJSIjIliA.Wr'K. Reib May have a forty-horso-pbwer onglne with necessary fixtures for Sale, We direct the attention of stock find of planters generally, to the advertisement of Mr. C. Kinnard, who has for sale the finest Alabama raised bull in the state, GREAT BARGAINS in todies and GcntJe.

men's Uacn Handkerchief! at OBERNDORg TILLMAN'S. tne best traps, and Brushes In the city, at CAWtHON COLEMAN'S. The Southern ttotel, under the management Of Messrs, Keith Wilkins, Is a tip-top cstab iishment. It located oh the central corner of tlio city, In the heart of the business', and yot Is so surrounded by beautiful shade trees and long Verandahs as to give Its guests the comforts and attractions of a country home. It has recentlv been reftticd, rsfuralsUcdi And.

repainted, Arid IS a Spring morning. Xadios Parasols arid Unibf oMas The nmt IIoe AltrnctlTO 8ocl cvor lu-OHirlit to Wlmn. Including ALL THE NEW ANB DESIRABLE STVLESof th6 season, and JtEUCh MeloW tHOlr usual a-riocm at OBERNDORF ULLMAN'S, t3 i Profuso Quantity, Endless Variety, Elegant Patterns, Handsome Styles, Stock Complete, Assortment Full. Dixie Sure-Fit Shirts, Patent-Fashioned Drawers, TOGETHER WITH A COMPLETE AND FULL STOCK OF Gentlemen's furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and Valises, ALL AT COST FOB CASH. No.

9 Broad Street, Three Doors above Post Office. Carlisle, Jonos, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, CORNER BROAD AMD WATER STREETS, Selma Jk.1ToOL- at Actual Cost. 01ot3b.i23.gr," BY Restaurant and Bar. Geo. E.

Keipp Hss the pleasure of Informing the peoplo of Solma and the public generally, that he has opened ft Saloon and Restaurant, on Broad Street, Under the Royle House, Where he Is prepared to entertain all the world and tho rest of mankind In the ticst manner. The Restaurant, newly paporcd, newly painted, and newly furnished throughout, Is a model of neatness, elegance, and comfort; and it all times, his tables will be supplied with all tho markots afford, prepared by the.best cooks in the country, and Bervcd by tho politest attendants. The Bar ts fixed up in the best stylo, without regard to expense, nnu Bioe mm unto. Liquors and Cigars Over sold lit Selma. Visit ors will rocolvo the promptest and ihost courto ous attention, Altogether, It Is tho Intention of the proprietor to make KEIPFS BAR AND SALOON the most attractive place of tho kind tn the slut or In tho South, oetSO, qTATEOFAUBA of Abncr 6.

JlcCrsw, Ii Aihittnr' ftf that the 8fid ofty of ApML JatWmeaMt'wIiich time all parties In iulartst tnartij-Sw juago or jf C3 fc Waller, COTTON FACTOR, AND Commission Merchant, OFFICE With Messru. Wallcs Cory, No, 11 Broad Street, Solma, Alabama. All cotton insured unless otherwise ordered. Buuk'uisT and Ties furnished to my patrons. SELMA, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1875.

CITY AND COUNTY. Oin maih now arrive and depart as follows: rVlma, Rome, and Dulton road: arrive at m.j depart at 8:00 a. daily. Alabama Central road: arrive at 8:00 a. ilt at'iSO daily.

Montgomery road arrive at 8:38 depart at a. daily. SVlma, Marion, and Memphis road: arrive nt MW a. depart at 2:30 p. m.

daily, except SJiiHfiay, Onlif mad: arrive Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays nt 4 p. depart Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 8 a. m. River arrive Mondays and Thursdays depart Wednesdays and Saturdays. Siimmnrflcld arrive nt 10 a.

ni. JUbndays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; depart at 11a.m. the fame days. Advertisers have a standing invitation tf. nnrl nl.

nnv time examine onr subscrip tion honks tosec for themselves where theArgus is distributed and amomr what class oi rcaaers, Died, near 1'lcasant Hill, the 7tb, Mrs. M. Yates. Died, at Carlowville, the 8th, Gen. Mclvef, aged 78, There will bo services in the now Episcopal church next Sunday.

TltEiiE are services at the Baptist church every afternoon this week, at (i 0 clock. The probate judgo has advertised for bids for abridge over Calhoun creek ori the Cahaba road. Major Thomas Peters has roturned from a business visit to St. Louis and other Western cities. Dn.

E. Drake, now of Florida, has been spending a few days with his old friends in this city. Mr, James II. RortraaoN, whose Untime ly death we have noticed, was buried in this city last Friday. Married, in Marion, tho 18th, by Hov, Mr.

Fousf, William Nettles, of this city, and Miss Snllie E. Heidt. FROst January 1st to the 20th 484 crop liens' were recorded in the probate judge's office Of this county. fertv Indiana editorial excursion. ists passed through this city on Wednes day last, tn route to lonaa.

Tun venerable MM. Elizabeth Clay (lied rtUU RfftMofl. in this1 county, last BD. T. FOWLEE3, SAM't.

FOWLICEB. FOWLKES BVCCESSOBS TO R. O. Keeble WHOLESALE GB0C1S, Cor. Water and Franklin Selma, Alabama.

TiLovn, poitk DACON, ooriN, OATS, 1TIKAI, SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, And, generally, tho fullest stocks of all Plantation Supplies AND lit Alabama, dttho LOWEST PEIOES. r-Call und soots. If. WOdDItVFtf. Wholesale GROCEES, An5 agents for Marvin's Safo Company, oiTir SEIiMA, ALABAMA.

Sunday, in the 80th year of her age..