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local jtews ITEMS. ^ A 'd«rtl.«r. Will pl0.50 l.und in their j i^^^^^noo^rer^.uinVV.n fjrori beforo I o'clock in tho afternoon, ' - j( possible. . inK , TS for TIIK EMU'IUKU. ... . ff.ntU mon aro Accii For the Columbus Enquiror. A Ki.MIf. bis word. ThsTollowing naraod f.ntl.uien ar« Agents f °nr S F. Powors, Seals Station. Ircy, Hotchaohubbee. a F. Sanborn, Ilartville. u : a- Waller, Persons. T V. Banks. Onerryton. a C Baker, Suspension, w a Androws. Cbimnonuggoe. ,, n Smith, Union Springs. , 1V A. Lester, Villula. nr Thomas J. Burke, Ulennville. JJ.L. Jenkins. Midway. „ Tb , following named gentlomen are our A *' u lt the lorcral depots on tho Muscogoe ^AtStation No.J, Col. J. A. L. Ur. At Box Spring*. H. D. William*. At Geneva. C. J. 0 Nkal. At Butler. E« B. Wat km. At Fort Valley. J- I* B^ikotox. At Jones’ Crossing. James Covixotox. t ,|E WBBKLT ENQUIRKU. have ro eived a long list of subscribers to 1 weekly paper from llurtvillc, Ala., and uke this method of acknowledging the receipt £ the money they sent us-all paying m ad- 01 We are also daily asked by others, do- ISL' to subscribe, when wo will start tho weekly again- Weconnot just now fix tho pre- but wo intend to ooinmcnco again tho publication of the HV>Jdy Enquirer in a short time The mails are not yet extended into the country beyond the railroads, and all or nearly .|l t he mails wo yet have are daily. But wo •Uh to gratify the disposition of so many per- iodi to take our weekly, and will thereforo make haste to start it again. In the meantime we request our friends to get up lists and scud in their names- It will be bc?t for neighbor hoods off the railroad linos to muko arrange ment? for getting their papers from the nearest jepot. and inform us of tho depot to which they , r e to be mailed. The rrice of tho WecUu Kw*'" will he $4 a yoar. or H for three months, in advance.^ ^ New Advertisements, Ellis will soli this morning in addition to what bo has bef-tro named, a sewing machine, bedstoad, sugar, coffee mills, Ac. His sale will commence at half-past 10 o'clock. If you would take all tho chances, go onrly. J. R. Iyoy & Co, havo a largo lot of rope and twine. Thousands of people need rope, and this is a good time and a good plnco to get it. Mossrs. Conant & Young have opened in New York a commission house for tho sale of produce and the purchasn of all kinds of goods. Tho senior member of tho firm is an old raerehnntof character and standing in Now York, whilo the ju nior ono is the son of Mr. \V. II. Young of this city, oxlonsivelj* known as the President of the Hank of Columbus and for his large interest in tho lmimifacturing enterprises of our town. Any business undertaken by theso gcntlemnn will bo well done. ltobort Carter lias a good carriage and fine harness for sale, llo can bo soon at hi* drug store. Daniel Cord ray, oxocutor, will sell at the Courthouse in this city, in December next, some good land. The^ews of tho Baptist Church will bn rented on Monday morning next, at ten o'clock. Cool Weather.—Thursday and Friday mornings felt refreshingly cool and bracing. Some persons say that there was a slight frost on Thursday morning, but perhaps they wero mistaken. Cortainly tho thormometcr did not indicato so low a temperature, about GO degrees being tho lowest mark wo havo observed. Among tho indications of tho near ap proach of “White Jaelj,” wero “pos sums" in the market yosterday. We saw several, but they did not show that state of fatness that makes tho “varmint" de sirable for the table. The air was rather chilly yestetday evening, and perhaps still cooler woathor is at hand, ^ Jewell Warehouse.—Wo see that tho work of rebuilding this extensive ware house is being carried on with dispatch. Tho walls aro rapidly rising again upon their old foundations. Messrs. Fontaine A Hughes will have it ready as soon ns the roceipts of cotton here are largo enough to require such a warehouse, and in the meantime they havo amplo storage room for all cotton consigned to them. Jlogs»—The Northwestern market re ports still indicato high prices for pork this winter. Tho Cincinnati Journal of Qtmmerce of the 30th ult. says : The demand for hogs has beon fjlly up to the receipts, and tho market has ruled stoady at full prices. Wo quote light averages $11, medium $12, and heavy $13 fa; 13 50, per cental gross. Tho demand from the packers for future delivery has been good, but owing to tho extreme firm ness of the drovers, and tho high prices asked, but litlIo has boon donn. SAle? could be made for November dolivery «it $12per cental gross, and $11 5U is freely offered fop December. Oro. H. Robertson .f- Co. havo just ic- Thia audience site iu somi-circl ins rows, All white, all silent, to each speech's close. I All white, nil silent, though the speaker grows I Flushed with hi? action, till his color glows I Like tho red walls and doors which all inclose \ Mauy have seen the nudionco.(with a grin!) Vet none ha? ?con it patsing out cr in! *, p.toAt siq utt BuptOAi oouoipuu eqj <aqx —‘pjuaq o.mmj |[u uiouav jottjjo oqi " t 9»0uoi eqx S. C. D. Tub 1’akdon Business.—Tho pardon biihiness of tho Attorney Cienernl’s office has become so great as to necessitate a clerical forco and office room for which there is no provision by law.consrquently Mr. Pleasants, the chief pardon clerk,and bis assistants, are greatly overworked, while the bureau has really become one of great importance, especially to pardon seekers. To illustrate tho amount of busi ness passing through this office, it mav be noted that a largo rack, twelve feet nigh and eight wide, has been erected, which is divided into longitudinal sections run ning the whole length, each section con taining the pardon applications from each State ir. process of passing examination. Virginia, of course, takes the lead, her pile being over ton feet high, and contain ing over three thou.-and applications.— Alabama follows, with a pile of fifteen hundred, upon which the dust is accumu lating, as the President is awaiting the action of tho Alabama State Convention. Georgia is next in order, with a pile of about four font high, containing twelve hundred applications. Mississippi and Nortb-Carolina are about the same, seven bundled each. South Carolina has at least fivo hundrel, Tonneasee throe hun dred, Kentucky, Louisiana and Texas about one hundred and fif y each, while Florida, Arkansas Missouri and Western Virginia are very moderate on tho sub ject, and present but a score or two of ap plications. Altogether, there are at least t* n thousand applications in the Attorney General’s office.—NaehvitU Gazette. South Carolina.—A correspondent of the Charleston Cotirior, writing from Sumtor, S. C\, t*» that journal, says: The late struggle lias unquestionably entailed upon us.und our posterity, a long train of evils. Wo are upon the thresh- hold of a penal experience which will be protracted in coming yoars. The loss of public records may bo classed among al most irreparable disasters. In this par ticular South Carolina has greatly suf fered. The State records and papers ofimpor* t:\nce are gono forever. Some of tho districts, Clarendon lor example, havo had the entire contents of their district offices destroyed—titles, deeds, wills, judgments and decrees, havo disappeared in the tlamos of war, and how much o( confu* sion ; how much of litigation; how much of perplexing cnilmrroSi-moiit, and, pera haps, of injustice and fraud may not this involve? St. l*aul is somewhat stirred up bv re ported discoveries of gold and silver- bearing quartz in St. Louis county, in tho northwestern portion of Minnesota. Pro fessor Earners, State (biologist, sponfc tho summer in that region, and ouart'/. which he has discovered has been forwarded to the mint at Philadelphia, where J. R. Eckfoldt, assayer, pronounced the pro portion of gold to the ton to bo $26 63, ami the proportion of silver per ton $4 42. A number of enthusiastic individuals have left on a prospecting tour. SPECIAL NOTICES. Notice. MOUILU AND UI11AKI) IlAII.llOAD. On and after Monday, Oth instant, tho Pts- senger Train will leave Girard for Union Spring* ut «.o,clock, P. M. oct«-2m R. 15. WELLS, Sur't. Notice. MOBILIfi anu uikard railroad. On and after Monday, Oth Instant, the Fare on tkb road will bo reduced to six eeuts per mile. oct 6—Iw J. M. FRAZER, Trena’r. Eagle Manufacturing Company, STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. Tliore will bo a mooting of tho Stockholders of the Eagle Manufacturing Company at their office in Columbus, on Saturduy, the 14th of October, at 10 o’clock, A. M. A full attendance is desirable, ns important businexA will be brought beforo tho meeting. n 4 B. M. GUNBY, President. Oct. 6-td Notice! TREASURER’S OFFICE, 1 Muscogoe R. R. Co., f Columbus, Ua., Sept.. 1st. 18»V>, J On and after this date tho fare on this road will be fire cents per mile. J AS. M. BIVINS, Treasurer, Sept 1-tf NOTICE T0 S HI PEE RS. ~ SUPERINTEND ANT'S OFFICE, Mi'Acnr.p.K Rail Rotn, > Columbus, Ua., Aug. 14, ’t>5. ) Shippers and Consignees are horeby notitiod that this Company will not be responsible for freight* shipped to any Station on this Hoad, or at Columbus, after it is discharged from our oars. W. U CLARK, Sup’t. aug 14-tf NOTICE. OFFICE MUSCOGEE RAILROAD CO., I Columbus, Ua., Aug. 11.1HU». / T HIS COMPANY' is prepared to make con tracts for tne delivory at this place of Oak and Pine Wood by the oar l^ad. PartieN wish- iug suuie will please make application immedi ately, W. L. CLARK, Sup't. augll-tf Notice to Shippers. Ofpicr Muscookk Railuoad, I Columbus, Ua., July 31st, 1865. ) The Musoogee Railroad is now running a DAILY TRAIN to Macon, and aro prepared to forward freight with dispatch to Macon. Milledgoville, Atlahta,and intormodiato points. July31-t* W. L. CLARK. Hun’t. Notice to Shippers. TnxiaoKKit'a OrncK, Muscogoo R. R. Cn„ t Columbus, Ga., July 31st, 180 r >. / From and after the 1st August, pre-puyment will be required for All freight shipped to But ler and intermediate Stations. The freight on all goods recoived at this place from any point, must be paid on delivory of tho articles. Shippe. rules will be riffle... julySl-tf • J. M. B1YINS. Tn culifi G. E. THOMAS & CO., N0TI0N house, (>0 121CO A I) MTHKKT GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Notice ! OFFICE MOBILE A GIRARD R. R.. I August If*. IHOO. J An adjourned meeting of tho Stockhnldera ol this Company will be hold at the Oflloo, Girard, Ala., on tho third Wednesday in October next, ** * AM 1 Vf 1.’1» 17L<II Through to Atlanta. A Chinksk Stokv.—There wero two short-sighted men, wh«i were always (juurrelinK ns to which of them could see host; and a* they hoard there whs to be a tablet erected at the gate of a neighboring temple, they determined they would visit it together on u given day and put tho vis ual powers of each to the test. But each desiring to tako advantage of the other, Gliing wont immediately to tho temple, and looking quite close to the tablet saw an inscription with tho words, “To the great man of tho pn*t and the future. Chang also went prying yet closer, and in addition to tho inscription, “To the great man of tho past and tho future,” read from smaller characters, “This tablet was raised by tho family of Ling iu honor of the groat man.” On tho day appointed, standing a dis< tanee from which neithercould read.Ching exclaimed; “Tho inscription is, ‘To tho groat man of tho past and tho future. “True,” said (.'hung, “but you have loft out a part of the inscription which I can read but you cannot, and which is written in small characters: ‘Erected by the fam ily of Ling in honor of the groat man.' ” “There is no such inscription, saidChing. “There is,” said Chang. *So they waxed wroth, and after abusing ono another, agreed to refer tho matter to tho high priest of tho temple. Ho hoard their story, and quietly sal: “Gentlomen, thoro is no tahlettoroad.it was taken into tho inte rior of tho temple yesterday.”— Shilling Magazine. 4. |4> MARKET ltICPOItTft. (Spocial to the Constitutionalist.) New York, Oct. 2. Sujrar firm at 14«»>17o. Flour firm ut $4.50^^11.ffO, Rico quiet at 12; jo. Salt firm at f*5c. Cotton Goods dull. Sheotings 32c. Shirtings 23c. Gann burgs 30c. Gold firm at 44c Cotton active ut 46e. Liverpo I uates 20ih recoive.l. Cotton ad vanced one Dittoing. .Sales in four days 90,000 bales. Nkw Y'ouk, Oet. 3.—Oold 44)*; Cotton 45)jJ netDo, Cincinnati. Octobor 1.—A fair doiuand for the higher grade? of Hour. Superfine •7.f>0('v 7.7 E > and extra ♦->*«:»; family »‘.2.V»v 10.50. A good demand tor old red Wheat ami prices ad- vuneod Sules at $2 10u»2.15 for prime to strictly choice, new lull at 4t?q»45. Rico dull at 75 for new and *'» lor old. Barley continues dull nod prices nominal. Whi-ky sternly at $2.23. Me-1. Pork advance.! to tin, closingquie*; Bulk M« 'it? held *il 17 :t i” with a demand at 17)i and 18)*; Bacon 10, 22, und 21; scarcely any out of smoke. Butter steady ut44&48o. Tal- ! low dull ut l’&lfic. Gold 14v>4. 17 cent-. Flour 10c hotter; ffS.lO^S 2b for extra State; $8.80^9.10 for round hoop Ohio; $9.4(K0‘ ; 12.15 lor trndo brand?; market closing firm. ; Wboat—l(c-2c belter for Spring; .V45c bolter for ! Winter red; wo quote: Ijd.OV*! 40. Rice quiet. ]Corn Pks better: HlValtle for unsound: 94(<t95 for sound. Coffee .• toady. Sugar firm: Muscovado I3.'<yl4c; Havana 12%''l l'aC. Mohisses quiet. Pork lc?s active wttiiout material chango— $.34 87! u ' •'!).:>' for Now NIessuud closing $34.i7)* . cash; $29.50'*29,75 for prime: 0% prime I Mess, i eel firm ut T“13 53; plain Mess reived • i.. ... , , . | I . ,| Nkw York, Oct. 3.—Cotton decidedly more a largo, assorted block ol school , active and excited and higher; 4t>)^ lor Mid- books, and a largo lot of misccllanaoui ‘ diing and closing firm, with no sellers below ttovols; also, The Wavorly Magn/.ino, Chimney Corner, Fhunny Phellow, Police Gazette, London Illustratod Now?, Bew Y'ork Clipper, aud Harper’s Magazine for October. Baul, in “IIesporu8 } ” gives this food humored sarcasm on bis own court- ! «ymen. Wo quote from Mr. Brooks’ i “^ translation: j 0r .? understand tho Gormans. They; Z* v« * Dl ®taphysician, to know } ®*erythtnff from tho beginning onward, *®ry exactly, in royal octavo, without ex- • ceiiive brevity, and with some citato. 1 Yfy furbish an epigram with a preface, 1 Un» . u* mR drigal with a table of con^ snts; thoy determine the zephyr by heart of a maiden by [»dic sections; they mark everything, JS?f C l iao t | , in black letter, ana prove m : r ^tng, like jurists; their cerebral lal? • nw are parchments, their ate surveyors’ poles and pedrnne- • ; they cut up the veil of tho Nino a * ei ’, #r> ^ apply to tho hearts of tho mieis turners’ compass^, and insert fusftng rods in their heads." Wild M*N.-Tha Philadelphia V ross retponiible for the following : . ** Wild m*n hk* K**n /ti.AAn SCIPERINTENDANT*8 OFFICE, ) MU8COG _K RAILROAD CG . V Columbus, Ga., Sept. 9th, 1865. ) Muscogee Hall llosd ScKieilule. O N AND AFTER MONDAY, 11th Inst.. Iho Passengor Iraiu on this road will Leave Colutnbu? ut 7 o’clock, A. M. Arrivoin Macon at 4.1U “ P. M. Leave Macon at 7.23 “ A. M. Arrive iu Columbus at—...... 4.24 “ P. M. Maoon aud Weatern II. II. Schedule. NIGHT TRAIN. Loave Macon 0.30, I*. M. Arrive at Atlanta 2.1-3, A. M. Leave Atlanta -0.5(1, P. M. Arrive at Mhcoii*..'. 3.30. A. M. sop 10—tl W. L. OLAltK, Sup’t. CHANGE OF .SCHEDULE. ~ rtfl’ER INTEND A NT’H OFFICE, | M. A W. P. It. It.. Montuoukky, Sept. 20, 1305. ) O N and after Friday, Sept. 22d, 186-5, T-ains on this Road will bo run us follow..: Leave Columbus at 6 25 A. M. Arrive West Point 12 M. Arrive at Montgomery 9 15, P. M. Loave Montgomery 4 A. M. Leave WestPoint 1 15 P. M. Arrive at Colouinbus -6 45. P. M, Connecting with trains of A. A W. P. R. R. at West Point which arrive? iu Atlnnta at 7 P. M., in time to connect with tho Western and Atlantic Rail Road for Chattanooga und points north, DAN’L II. CRAM, sept 22-tf Gen’l Sup’t. OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL RKV..V Rkvknuk 2d Dihtrict. Uforuia. > Macon, Ga.. August 11, 1365. ) By order from Trensury Department, tuxes, when due, are required to be paid before ship ment of ootton can be made from this district. The 2d District is composed of the following oounties: Baker, Bibb, Butts, Calhoun, Ch afS. hooobee, Crawford, Decatur, Dooly, Doughorty a Early, Harris, Iloustoa, Leo, Maoon, Marion, Miller, Mitohell, Monroe, Muscogee, Pulaski ( Pike, Qnitman, Randolph, Schley, Spaulding ( Stewart, Sumpter, Talbot, Taylor, Terrell, Up son, Webster and Worth. JAMES C. McBURNEY, August 22,1865-tf Collector. Internal Revenue Notice. Official instructions having been roceived this day from the Commissioner of Internal Reve nue, Kail Ronds, Stoarn Boats. Express Com panies and all prraon* a-o here y notified not to transport any Cotton, or move it out of the 2d collectoral district, unless they find procure a permit from this office or from my deputies. Cotton oau be shipped on any Railroad to Ma con. Duty can be paid at Columbus to Richard W. Jaques, Deputy Collector. JAMES C. McBURNEY. August 22-tf Collector. No. 125 Broad Streot, ColumToua, Groorgia, RESPECSTFUI.Lannounce t*» the citir.cn? of Columbus and surrounding country that they have now in store, and to arrive, n SPLENDID Stock of ISHI —A RUDY-NUDE CLOTRING ComprUing every article ujunlly kei-t la First Class Clofliing Houses, CONSISTING OF SPLENDID FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, -AND- FANCY VESTINGS, CLOTHING, Fine lot of OVER COATS, Cloth and Cassi- Conts, Full Dress and Businc.-'s Suits of every style, Doo and Cassituerc P.mt?, and Fancy Vestings. Large lot of Fancy Ciusimrre, Lin en, Hickory and Merino Shirts; Canton Flnu- nol, Joans and Mcrluo Drawers. Fanoy Linen and Papor Collars, Gents'and Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Fancy Kid, White, Berlin and Caseimorc Glove?, Buck. Gauntlets, Cassimcrc Huts, Valises, Umbrellas, et eetora. Wo have secured tho services of MR. GEO. H. BETZ, in our Manufacturing Department, who is now proparod to servo his old customers, and us many new one* as may favor him (and us) with their patronngo. Having just returned from New York, where hp has been enabled to ac quaint himself with tho latent fashions aud styles of cutting, ho will ho thohett to give that UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION which has always distinguished him a* one of the MOST CELEBRATED TAILORS South. Wo cordially invite the “Public” to give us a call beforo purchasing olsowhorc, ns we in tend to make it to their interest to purchase from us. Our aim will be to pleuro, and it is our deter mination to establish a FIRST CLASS REP UTATION. Having purchased our slock at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, our motto will he "Quick Sales and Small Profits.” Columbus, Ga., Sept. 27—lm VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. TUT-] EMPIRE FLOUR MILL, of the city of Columbus, Ga., is offered for sale. Tho Mill I well located both for convenience and custom. Tho Railroad pusses within a few yards ol toe door. The lot is large, and considering its location is very valuable, fronting on tuioo streets, aud comprises one aero of ground. Tho Building is of brick, large, commodious, and substantial, being 90 feet long, by 45 foot wide, three stories high, with wing, 60 loot long by 30 foci wido, 3)4 stories high. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. OEO. 11. K0HERTS0X & CO., id on the way tefc, ompri.-ing every art to I ho citizens <• now hi store, and desirable kept in first Shippers on the Savannah River. ERWIN & IIARDEE’S LINE, COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING FIRST CLASS STEAMERS; BOOKS f’ND STATi01!ERY,j IRON STEAMER amazon, Caft. johnso.v, NEW IRON STEAMER WM. G. GIBBONS, Capt. PHILPOP, NEW STEAMER LAURA, Capt. IULLER THE RATE OP FREIGHT BY THIS LINE HAS BEEN REDUCED FIFTY PlUIi CEjNTT. — _..J Tissue, ruled ami blank paper/. White. Buff, New Opaque. Card and Wcd- ding hnvclope?; Mourning Papor, Kuvelope* Butle Steel A beautiful /t >ek of Antli Album-', containing from s t< Autograph Album.- and Drawing and Card Arnold’s u Pens, Faber _ Cards, Visiting Cards. Porrtolio-. hooking Glasses, Pi<*turcs, Prang's Sketch (' .rd-. Tooth Brushes, Nail Bru.-lius, lluir Bru-be«, Pocket, Toilet and Fine Combs, Ink, Mauilago and an ondloss variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS. Photograph „..d Sketch Books. A ehoico stock ol Bound *nd Paper Back Noveln, Novollctls, Dium Novel.*, American Tale?, Dime ?'on«st,-rs, and Uumcro i? Works too tedious to mention. SCHOOL BOOKS! Teacher: or parent? desiring SCHOOL BOOKS will find i( to their intern, t !•» buy from Uur aim is to nlcnsc—our dutcrmhntion to "Quick Sales and Small Profits." We respectfully solicit try ii oil astro the Ordo of attnio at Ati^u-ia nud Savannah. WM. B. DAVISON, Agent. October 3, 1803—1 w FOR SALE AND RENT. one will men with prompt nttmit who favor uh with such may rely upon ju.-d dealing. • •** Any* lit ii(; wanted and not on lininl can be kupplicit within five tlayw. Cull and see ns. GKO. 11. ROBKRT.'ON A* CO. Sept 21—tf NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! W. L. PARKER, (BATE OF KENTUCKY.I H AS JUST OPKNIJD lit No. C-l Broad Street, liist. door above lluudolpli, an entirely New and Well Assorted Stock of (roods, which he oilers to the citi/.eus of Columbus and vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tho’s Chaffin, Jus. Tlnvcatt and Charley Shivers, <-in always he found at this Establishment, and thoy will he pleased to see any of their friends who may favor them with a call, aud will not think it a trouble to show Goods. Tho Stock consists of (roods of every description, such as: 1 Shoos FOIl SAFE. Residence in Wynnton. r TMlK plea?ant, henlthy place where I now l ro/ide, two miles from iho city, containing fifty-ceyon acres of land—about half deureu, the balance in wood?; a good well built hou?o with lour room?, and hull largo enough lor a diniug room: cellar under the hou?e; goud kitchen with threo rooms, and all necessary outbuilding.?; well ol water unsurpassed in tho countrv; an orchurd of several hundred fine peach tree?, ,v.c. Apply at inquirer ottice, to JORDAN L. HO WELL, opt 3—Iw Trustee. For Rent, A TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE with •i l. nix room?, convenient to the business por tion of the city; suitable for a boarding house or prirato family. For term? apply to Dr, M. Woodruff or MRS. S. S. BARD WELL. oct 1—tf FOR REwT, “ThoGum. several room's . Apply to Bold-id—I m I’osiOAdou given at once. Also iiitablc lor bed rooms or offices. PEABODY S: BRANNON. Attorneys, FOR It ENT, A COMFORTABLE frauiod House, contain ing L\vt» room?, situated on liie northeast corner of the lot now occupied by Mrs. James 11. Shorter. Term? iu;tbon.ible aud possession given 1st October. Apply to Sep5-tf AIRS. SHORTER. 2d Dihteict < ffUK.) w,. f A. STRASSBURGER, General Commission Merchant, AXD WHOhESAhE GROCER, loa COMMERCE STREET, l*>* MontKomery, Ala. A 1,WAYS on hniidan,st,n,ly,M,ortm,i'tof Li-iaor,. Wine,. So»u.. «nd Woetern Pro- duce. . . ; Cotton bough/ to order. Prompt .tl.ntion niven to i»!l oon.irimMt*! julyls.—€ mnn ha. been discovered in a ,| n Clearfield county. Ho was cov- and k 0Ver * c «PPor colored down. "■’“•P captured was able to speak only th« “draft." He hud forjiotton ell Cn.J.*? 1 °f. lh8 En£lish lansusKu. El- '-or Bi.ler kindly took tho wild man and will preparo him to tohl.-rL? Csmocnitic candidato in Oc- I..,:’ T “>* story may bo true, sinco a W..55. 11 j ln ^ Br residents fled to tho during the late draft. Many aro h* cau'h mor * "'dd men may yet 40 Broad Street, Colnmbua. Georgia. Maker and Dealer in Guns, He had forjjotton afl I aLI. KtVft* OF OUN MATERIAL AXD ‘ ‘ ” AKUt*.^ IS TUB SPORTING LINE. Re-ttockint and Reoairinr don, with nealnot, and dispitohf K«r> fitted and Lo,k, Repaired. .was joaaaoa. *-■ T - powjuso JOHNSON A DOWNING. Attorney, at Lew, Coluwhai. 0«or»!». IHRIOI «»r OMISUU, Maoon, August 14, lHfi Notice is hereby given that all Distillers of apples, peaches, grape?, corn, or other aubelan- oes, and ell manufacturer? of tobacco, ^igarfl ( Ac., are requirod to tnke out a license and give bond- Those who fail to give bond and procure license are, in ndJitiou to all other penalties and forfeitures, liablo to pay one hundred per centum additional duties* tlierei Notioo, merchants and other? purchasing liquors before tbo duty is paid, do so at their own risk, as the law compels me to seize it, no matter in whose hand.? it may be found. JAlfBS 0. MrBURNKY. aug 22-tf Collector; COLUMBUS. Ga., August 22. 1865. Having been appointed Deputy Collector for the counties ouibraoiug Muscogee, Talbot, Har ris. Marion, Chattahoochee and Stewart, all |*ar- tietenguged in dividing spirituous liquorsin the above uauied counties will apply at once at my office, opposite th* Retry House, aud tile bonds and procure permits, RICHARD W. JAQUBS. Deputy Collector aug 22-tf Internal Her. 2d Dint. Ga. has four softs Burrs, onpablo of turning out 125 bbls. Flour und 2<N) bushels Meal daily. This machinery Is driven by u ntporior S'! horse power engine, which furnishes abundant nower, all iu complete working order. Iho Mill is perfect in all its purls, and i* a first do?? Merchant Mill, and can be operated with greut economy both as regard? fuel and forco. The attention of parties, wishing to engage in a»busino?s that will bring ?uro and largo return? is invited to this property. For particulars apply t<> or n«l lrc. ja CLEMONS Si CO.. Empire Mills. Oct. 1,1805-flt Columbus, Ga. Nashville dutrUe und Memphis It '/trim will please copy tbc above fit, and send bills to this office. Wool Delaine?, Half Cotton d... Poplin* Mo.-.imbiqucs, Jaconet?, b* Gents’ Boots am Boys “ t “ ftr-eeries, all kii Pocket Cul!c fabl French Ginglm. . Chnmluuys, llulehcisant Barege?. ShocTUread Apron Checks, Perfumeri**? Flannels, various color? lluir nil?, Cambric^, PoiinuUy, Irish Linens. It an IN Brown Linens, (Moth and II Toweling, Faucy So.ipJ Corsets, Shaving do Hoop Skirt*. (! aval-. *:n Lod es' Collars A Cuffs. Paper Colki L.viioti’ llandkerchiclK Shirt-nud I Comb? of evury style, Gents'I'n h lluir NotS “ '* Paper and K ■ Oruumcnt id Ink, Jlo?o ninl Hull Homo, Smte?. Wide Belts and Buckles I*.ills. Dih id*, every ft ye, J’lpof, Button?, great variety, Cits«lmcre.'*, Knitting Needles. TwcimI? mi.i Jen Bleached lloiiK--'pun, Suspend cr-*. Brown do Pocket Books, Ladles’ Hats, latest Call Wall t*. styles, Candle Sticks. Children’s Hats, lat-sf Kuuchphy .Mill styles. Razors and Stra LnJie?’ .Shoes, style, Missus Shoes, Children’s Sin Gent’s llats, e Boy?’ do lo do siio do do And a great many articles not mentione Persons will do well to call and c.uuhii Stock before purchasing. August 2S NAILS! NAILS! L 41 and 3 penny Nails, be TO RENT, A DWELLING HOUSE iu Wynnton with /Y eight good rooms for a family and four rvom? in ba-eineut tor cooking, ..... . . A ....I.. . . 'Ti TlilS OFFICE. FOR RENT, For Sale, inrlh of Kulatila, A In. Apply to W. J. BRANNON A CO.. Audion and Commission Merchant?, Sept 17—lm EulauU. Al* FOR SALE, FIRST RAT A la*c?t style, oarriago to un opt ALSO, A good second hand Piano, in good order—tV octaves, with Rosewood r ise. Apply to C. S. HARRISON, oct 1—<fit, STEAM SAW MILL T’OIl SAT ■. perfectly n rhinery in . . T. J. PEARCK, Seals’ Station, M. & (J. H. It., Ala., Sept 21—lm or nt this Office. For Sale, ^ FIRST CLASS sccoud'hand forty-horse STEAM ESlSTGUISrE, in perfect running order. Tt hus a good doublo- tluod Boiler and all tho appurtenances neees- ?arv to tnAke It eoraplote tor immediate work. Address A. A. SMITH WICK, Kufaula, Ala., or ?cpt21-tf Hnqulror Offico, Columbus, Ga UNITED STATES TNTBRNAL REVENFE STAMPS Jut r.- I celved aud for .ale by Sort 21,18SJ-tf New Notice. > PBN CAR ItlAGK or PH ASTON and Har ness, ltoek * way aud Harness, *—;y and UarnesK. all iu fine order: 8addle or Carriage Uorse.tor sale. Enquire at McKKhS To the Voters of Columbus. I N compliance with the law requiring the names of all persons entitled tq *° l * *1*5 annual election, for “Mayor and Aldermen and other officers" of the city of Column uil tube registered, I bare opened a list at the Council Cb.m bar, iu (b, C.»urt lluuMi l"r lb iivori'M.. M. M. MOORK, ork C«uu,ll. S.yt 9, 114, im du,M|>y. DISSOLUTION. T HE FIRM OF HUGHES ,V HODGES is this day dissolvod by mutual couuent. Tho firm u.tine will bo used by either partner in tusking settlements- The Book? arc kept at tho office of Fontaine Sc Hughes. W. II. Ill,OilKn W. C. HODGES. Columbus, Sept 19,1865—ootl-lm NEW FIRM. have thi? day firmed a copartnership under tho name aud style of FONTAINE & HUGHES, lor the transaction of a Warehouse and General Commission Bus ness. All business entrusted to them shall receive prompt attention. Our Warehouse, in process of erection, will soon ho ready, but in the mean time we will provide Mora go tor our patron? until tho building is finished. Our offico ut pres ent i? on Randolph street, in W. W. Garrurd'? building, near tho old Lowell Warehouse. JOHN FONTAINE. W. II. HIGHLY. Columbus, Sept. 19, lfififi ■ootl-tf ______ Notice to Justioes of the Peace IN BUSBEIilj COUNTY, ALA. 1 AM instructed by the Governor of the StAto to aacortain and report to tho noxt session ol the Legislature ths following tact? : 1st. How many Indigent families iu your county? , . 2d. The number of person? in each f;itiui> ? 3d Tho extent of their destitution 4th. The ostimated amount requuod for their support per month ? 5tn. State the number of males and females in each family, and tboir ages,? fdh. State tho character nt their infirmities aud fhe clime of their not being ublo to earn their livelihood? In this work of rneroy I confidently appeal to tho Justioes iu each Heat in tho couuty to u?*i»t me. The lists of the Corn Agouts. hcrotoferu appointed, will be ofgreat service . and if thoy will appoint a cortaiu day In th»ir respective Beats, at some public place, to hour uud deter mine the applications of all per? mi« i i need of roliof, they can arrive moro speedily and cer tainly at the dosirod information. The reports from tack Beat mu t be undo to mein tiino for a genera! report of the whole county to the next Lefudaltiro, which will con vene on the 3d Mond ir in November. 1 will roourd all cases winch will report to tuu at Crawford, or elsewtmre. in time. J. K WADDELL. oct 4—Tt Judge ot Probate, Ku-neli Co. Opelika paper please cn-.v. ______ NOTICE, it uiial- *v', ity. A LSO. A Hwlflf-t lot of SIFTF.RS, PAD LOCK.', And lino POCKET CKTTLI'RY. At J. UN MS A GO'S. Oet. g-7i icTisrA. • INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. lucitr|ioi'iil 'd 1S1!). Bcrpctuiil Cliartfr. NET ASSETS $4,000,000! INSURES PROPEUTV OF EVERY DKSl BII'TIOX. HIVKU RISICM T.WEK.V. L. Q. B0WER3, Agent. Columbus, Ga.. Sept. H, 18*15—Iw BEDELL WAREHOUSE AND PRESS. NULUU.\ ^ UBDBftL, Proprietors WE! are now prepare 1 t » receive t'otton for VI stontgo and rep.i .-kMig. n.ivin,; erected for the latter puriM-c a h it s rov. As wo have a largo yard, we offer superior fa- cili'.ioj forvlassing. iuviili..g and re marking. I lm pr »i ii nr? ire . »rn wei/licrs. Coluinbds.Ga.. Sepl.s. 1m'>>-1iu SADDLES, BRIDLES, H. MIDDLEBR00K & CO., 91 llllOAD M ltr.I.T, JJAVE JUST RECEIVED and offer for rale Saddlea, Hritllt's uipl Martingale*, Curriagt* und Hupgy W’liipt, Lining und Binding Skins, Frt > ucli Cull* Skin.-, Harness Leather, With n gouoral u??orlmeiii of good.? in our Hue. ALSO. REPAIRING of all kinds done at tho short est notice and in the ho*t manner, tuffgfi'tt li. MlDDU.i::: ■ MR. GEO. W. CHASE Vocal aud Iubirmucalal .Music, 1500 BUSHELS CORN FOH SAliU. O N tho plantation of A. F. Hurt on the Chattahooahou river, eight mile* from (Bonnvilla. Apply to Mr. Hurt or myself. OotS-lw* J. G. BLOUNT. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, i RANDOLPH ST. 1 \TJIS. LKE would rospcctfully inform her Iriond? and the ladies generally, that she has just returned from New York with a choice stock of GOOt*S. consisting of Lidles' aud Mi-sea’ 11ATS, trimmed and untrimmed; French and American FLOWERS, Ribbons, l Luces, Plumes, Feathers. Veil.?, and many other article? too numerous to mention; allot which she offers at LOW PRICKS. An carlv cal. ia respectfully solicited, aug 2d—tf GENERAL INTELLIGENCE O F F I c I) , XO. (35 BROAD STREliT, COL,tTM_BUS, GA. Success Attends the Diligent! T HAVE opened this Offloo wiib Iho view of of !f' k ! n * f u b«i'f til, permanent Institutions ,pt P'-.u l thi “ k 1 satisfy the pub- lus that it ts to their mterost to patronite im* Myadvertisomonts will show bow I prnpn.u t„ the community. for Sale- W "° m<> Ul tl “ > properlJ ' whic ’ 11 h "' 0 ('““'I I’inuo. i At the INTELLIGENCE OFFICK street. ,ui«- lonttt«ud? r Aiu'dy°uf fl, ° r Gr0C j” r> li. SUiKi.'' Valuable Property for Sale, ia Wynnton. I AM Otlering forsnlotho fine residence known *“• "“tt place, in Wynnton. The lot con - tains 1U acres. The dwelling Inis s 1,wound well humhed rooms, and there \» plenty of cut ard is hand*. .uielv laid k mri—7 — «.«oloe fiowor? a idsfuub- bery. Ibis place i« one and a half mile? from Columbus, and i? one of tho most desirable places in this> section of country, lhe lurnilurc may be bought with the pluoe, if dwiro i, niu at t v -r. . J II SIKES. 14 iS* SALK—The plantation ncur Dover, in , Russell county. Ala., south of the Kailroiid. II miles from Columbus, on which Mr. K. P Baker resides; 40U acres; 2u«J acres in cultiva tion: dwejling. gin gin house? and the neco s.i- ry out-buiidingK. all in good repair. Uil* place may he bought cneap. ALSO—The plantation on which Major Wirn • acre *«»» Russell co . Ala. L OR SALE—Two good Billiard Tables, with 1- balls, ques. Pool Fixture? und everythin*' complete. Apply to J. H. MKl. .. ’ POK.SALE, a Plantation four mi lev from 1- Loluinbu?, Ga., m Alabama ; 2‘>" o re- c-* acres cleared nnd well iuiprovei- u f-m t *», , 14 Game dwelling; alJ uerosmr) out-huil nnt-. ir: good condition; largo vineyard with about grape vines: large orchard? of n??orted r>»-a.-li apple and pear trees. Ac. Thi? plantation ii in ibe Dudiy tuttiement, and is veiy do? rnhle owned by Muj Drayton Nance. For furl he’- particular? apply at the Intelligence ..!!••« * 21 j. n v,i k L-i JpuR {JALR.-A Plantation on K. R.. tvillo Ala.; 712 acres; 5P0acres cloarod: 3(.Hi acres froih land- well watered; well adapted to cotton; good gin* gin house and screw All outbuildings in g... d oruor; thirty-two miles from Columbus exceed ingly healthy place. This ploce enh be bought on rossonable term?. fiSffAr J.ll.ElKEb. J. w. PEASE, Bookseller and Stationer, COLUMBUS, GA. T^INE LETTER PAPER, by the quire «>r A ^ ream. Fine Cap Paper, by tlie ouiro or ream, gine Commercial Note Paper, by thu quire or ream, Ladio?' Fine Note Papor, Gilt, Commercial, School and La Ito?. Pen;. White. Buff', Opaque and Canary Jvnvulope.-, India Rubber Round Comb?, \ t ” Dren«ing Combs, Tuck Combs, Morocco Pocket Books., Violin Jlow?. Leather Wallet?. iBrinrwouu i'ipcw, G; D. Gun Caps, Iin't Mon haum Pipes, P aving Cards, India Rubber Pipe*. >,!*««**• Uardg, ^ ‘Tooth Pick-. Guitar String? Memorandum Booki. A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP JUST RECEIVED BY J. W. PEASE. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. McGElIEE, HAYNES & C0., (SUCCESSORS TO R. F. HARRIS A CO..) Broad Street, Below Cook's Hotel, THE UNDER- -ned havi hn?ed th and vehicle? id ft. F. Uarria Jr Co., have moved immediately lu l-.w to the “ Proshaw . Lot." fronting on Broad -dre*t, where they i have armngod iho largeat and most commodi- | on? Stable and L»t? in the city, and will al- 1 way? keep on hand 1 Carriajrps, Uiurffifs aud Saddle Horses, to hire on rousonablo turn?. HOUSES BOARDED nt our Stable ceivo careful attention, and we will endtnvur to please all who tuay place HORSE'S FOR I SALK with i .. _> would call tho particular ntten- lon of DROVERS to our Urge an veil arranged lets f<n dr vc Stock. McGKIIEK, HAYNES A CO. Sept KMm BOARDING AND SALE STABLE. UimrohuikUt£«r. A , KxANDKIl Afc . 4nt , 1(W Broad at., t Sot * tr * »p!IK under.dgncl will open 1 ,.f •icf(i.;l.i: - i tho U. Z. KU0KKK, WITH BLAIR & GENNETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 130, WEST ifiUK 1IKOAU ST. A LWAYS ON HAND a full ami complete Al Stock Dry Good*, Groceries, Cutlery, Hardware, Tinware, Glas?wure, Crockery, lloote, Shoes, Hat?, Domestic and Fnroign Liquors, Wines. A • 2UU0 lb? I C Tin Waro, which can be had at lowest market price?— Wholesale or Retail, No difficulty in having your money changed, aug 21-tt at iho residence of Mr. W- S. Lo Ti umh-1.7 perquaitirof 24 ft oct 1-1 w TUNING, ble t< (1 sale, l __ eo-nmndatl qi of hi? friend.?, uud th« puhlie generally. A. UAMMKL- The Srible will bo'oc.itcd on Randolphutrert, in the rc?r of the Post Office, Gaiuiuell’s old Oinuihu? r'.ahle. Columbus, Sept S3, lfififi—tf General Collecting Agency, * 9 ! HTHi: undenugnoJ I? now prepared to receive ns, AccorJo 1 all uccuuuts for collection, both from the A ND REPAIRING of Melodoo! .■ one, l Iu Ina? ConoerUuu?, ai.J thoroughly . repairing und tuning of Church Organs; ultio, j will he at the law PI AN OS Orders received at and the re.?ideui a o of Vandeuherg. All wai deal red. •tip J’-bu r. lVaso's Book store, is. Uailiui, and Mrs. win.iatfl or noj.ay i’A>l’LU MK'HKL. room of lion. Jum soil, ororthc sf ire of H. 0. Mitcuell X Co., letc R. M Qunby A Co. 1 refer to Me?srs. Qunbv A On., J. Kunis A Co., Columbus: E A. Wilcox, cotton broker. Macon: J. MeXnb, Eutaulo, Ale ; Jno. H Wel ker A Mon, Augusta, and Jno. \V. Andersou i Co., Kavatiueh. Ge. eet ♦—lm W. U., BLNN Ki i. CITTf FOUNDHY. r l 1 llK subucribers would respocttully inform 1- their friends and the public generally, that they havo REBUILT their Fu('\i>i< \. ami are n«»w prepared to do any kind ot CASTINGS of Bros- or Iron: such a? Sugar Mill? <d the mod IMPROVED PATTERN, and unv site; which we will WARRANT to STAND: SYRUP KETTLES. BARK MILLS. GIN GKARINU, and any kind of mid work. We will make any kind of Machinery to or der; such a? SAW-MILLS, GRIST fclLl.s, and iu tact any thing iu our line. In connection with our bu-iue??. we havo secured the service? of ono of the beat PAT TERN MAKERS in the oi untry. We aro also making u large assortment of HOLLOW WARE: such as POTS. uVENs. SK ILLET'S, SPIDERS and LIDS. We will exchange liny thing in our lino for auykiudot Country Produce, at old PRICKS or MoNKr Order? r executed. PORTER. MgILIIKNNY A CO.. Near Slciuubont Landing, t May 19,186.5,-tf Culuo hue, (la PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. 9 1 HIE undersigned beg leavrffto Inf irm their 1 frionus and the public ncncrhUy. that thi y have built a tir?t class Foundry and .Machine Shop on Oglethorpe street, between l’runl.liu and Bridge street?, and are Prcptuo (.* d>» anything in their linu of businc*-. Wo will make any kind of Machinery to order; sue); , < SUGAR MILLS of any size, with wrought or cost iron shaft*, from 14 inches 1H inches <li- aiuoter; al*o KETTLES from 20 to Ho gallon.-, nnd all tho intermediate sires. We will mnke to order SAW-MILLS nnd MILL WORK W'.U'JJy*. V 1 Bru.vi or Iron, m.d nil Uin.U «it CASTINGS HOLLOW-WARK, PLOUGHS. IKON RAILING, and anything the puidio SVniffcVSt. 16 br , nM (,r All kinds ut MACHINERY repaired with neutucts nnd despatch. Iu connection with our business, wo U ivo se cured t bo servico? of a first class freo inmii. who will take groat pleasure in linulinc nil Cutting? made at our \\ oks lo the different nepots, steam- ooat landing?, or anywhere in iho city, free »»f charge. _ _ % L. HAIM AN A CO. P. S. All kinds of Country l’roducotuLou »a exchauge for work, on liberal term.?, aug 15 tt L ii A CO. WATCHES AM) G. IK CAPS. STKKCEIVKU, »finoi Hunting Case Wutches. ALSO. • IO.OiVI Percuasiuu Caj4. T. 5. SPEAR. aug 16 tl