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CA fNEWSlTEMS._ isVun THE E'‘t v,UBU - T " nnined senile moll am Agents Ah,bau,ii: ijatcbaobubbce. antM’ro. HurtviHo. Wilier. U,oln, Gnerryton. tker. Susl )CO?,on * . 'dr.". Ckunnonuggcc V , ithi rnioo Springs. ' i Lester, Villein- ’ * - J Burke, Glerinvillo. jeoklni. MJS2* i. unoil gentlemen are our •« I' 10 Muscogee n Vo 2. Cel* * A ‘ k' kKl.* iw e rtosv 11- D- WIU.UHS. :; a , r. .1. o'Xkh*. •I,r E- B. Watkiib. oValley, J- Byisotox. ^•CroUk. J»«» CovixoTon. , W EEKLY EMiriRKR. „ eive-1 # l>«* Hit of subscribers to 7,"sper from Hurtvillc, Ala.. end ,fc of acknowledging the receipt *” X; sen. us-oll poyins in od- ‘tVnare ills., daily a 8 ’ 1 '*' hy utbor3 ’ ll , c ‘ -abserioe, when tve will start the ' We cannot Just now fix the pro- \«t ire intend to commence ag«m the ' ’ nho llVrHy in a short Ihe mails are not yet extended into the " tho railroads, and nil or nearly ,|, «e yet have are daily. But we the disposition of so many per- t,We u’lr weekly, and will therefore ’.„ c to uart it attain. In tho meantime „.,.,ur friends to net up lists andaend It will ho host for neighhor- jii,, railroad lines to make arrange rs etttinj their papers from the nonrest and inf ra, us of the depot to which they . c mailed. Tbo I rice oi tho Beck/y „ W i|( be rl a year, or $1 for three r, ia adraacc.^ New Advertisements. Jos’so Carter wi',1 sell on the loth mbfr ,a inreto lot of live stock, find fodder, A'-, to foe.l it on. Don’t t this tale. \[ K^nfrot', Ac Co. lm*e whul ovory er want*—cotton seed. They ought ppjy themselves immediately, if their . short. B. Jackson has "no knick knacks, r0 trash" but he 1ms a largo and rich 0 f fine dry goods, clothing, Ace. jack ion succeeded in getting nice »for this market in tho days of war blockade, and ho does so still. His iilS3 Broad street. (Jivehim a call, tun, Tyler & Robinson havo a fine f feed ryo. e «r-. 31. 1*. Ellis, & Co. lmvo St. i flour, candles and sugar, r. II. Jackson has five hundred cases toice whiskey arid brandy. That’s jfhto weia dry Torlugas one time, tliht lot even won’t last Mr. Jackson j, for be sells thousands of it. essrs. Seal?, Jones & Aceo rooeivod Sipren yesterday afternoon a lino lot oods for ladies wear. Tho ladies will on them oarly Monday morning, i*. S. Swann, Esq., late of Tennessee, settled among us, and lias opened an e overGunby’s store, essrs Acoe, Stewart Ac Co. lmvo cs- ihedthemselves at Merry's old stand uotbor real live clothing storo. Those lemen have a line stock of line goods, wiilsell them cheap, (five them a ridtnt.—-The Mobile Ac Girard train, there yesterday at 10 o’clock, ran oil' Gaerryton, and was delayed until nftor rk last night. No person damaged. A Good Haiti fell on Friday evening *t ournolice of the first shower had ^ put in typo. Hut the thirsty earth kit in without getting thoroughly uratoil, and its elleot on the large ains was very slight. Appearances promise us more of the welcomed flemeut.” CWon.—Our market was not so active esterday. Prices, however, were with- it noticeable change. We may quote iddlings ns worth 40c., for an evon- UDningnnd well pneked lot. Liti nf Letters.—Wo publish fo-day e list of letters remaining in tho I*ost- iffice of this city. This is done by us “tuitously, and for public information. believe that wo have tbo largest list of “hone fide subscribers” within the range of tho delivery of the postoflico, hut in accordance with returns made without reference to the range of deliv ery* the list was given to another paper. Hereafter it will appear regularly in the Enquirer, — — y<>r Publications, just received by Gto. Jl. Holier!son vV Co., GO 11 road street-. Hank Leslie's Xew Monthly, for Xov. Hallou s Dollar Monthly Magazine, do. \\ averly Magazine ; Field, Turf and Farm, Arc. .J H * Xroro.—Tho Knoxville Whig, 1 rpCent date, says that thousands of • . ,l *Rroe6 ot Tannestee are congrogat The Cork (Jroi\ — From all our ex change?, and from all parts of the coun try (fuys thc Nashville Pros), we icycive j information that the »ru cr<*p of the j present soHuon wi 11^ bo unprecedentedly , large. This is a subject on which we hear no complaint from any quarter, ^he nrii- I versnl warm weather which has so distin guished the present month, bus contribu ted essentially to this result, i ml the in tense heat of which we all complained, ia thus proved to have been one of those blessings in disguise, which wo are all taught to expect, but never see till they are pa&t. Arsenic Katisg.-Statements of the most opposite cnuractcr have been current from time to time as to tho existence in Sj’ria of a class of arsenic eaters, who hnb- ituully indulged, with impunity, a taste for this violent irritant poison, and derived various supposed advantages from tho practice. Dr. Von Tachudi’s papnron the subject in 1851 was extensively circulated in this country, and while by some it Whs accepted as veracious it was genera'iy re jected as fabulous. Professor Johnson gave it vogue by adopting it in his Chem istry of Common Life, but Taylor in his standard work “On Poison,” treats tho stories of Syrian arsenic caters ns exagge rated statements utterly inconsistent w.th all that is known concerning tho. action of arsenic, in this ami other countries, and- which but for the literary support of Prof. Johnson would not have required any se rious refutation. Professor Cristisotii ap ropos of tho Waaler case, absolutely de nied thorn in 1855, and treated tho story as "a mass of absurdity’’ and a "pure fa ble.” It dous. indeed, seme incredible that men should swallow so virulent a poi son as arsenic in doses of five and six grains with habitual impunity and even advantages, lioscoo and Hirsch havo, however, furnished of late year-* unequiv ocal evidence that such i* the fact, and in late number of the Pharmaceutical Journal, Dr Craig Mucf'nt lane adduces ad ditional evidence of tho niostcntirely con clusive character. Arsenic eaters prod need in jirosus jic.r* souls; the arsenic which they eat tminre him was taken from duly tested samples, and tho secretions of the arsenic eaters be ing subsequently tested, gave the vaiious chemical reactions indicating tho presence of arsenic. Hero there is no room I'oi scep ticism. linker, one of tho arsenic eaters, slated that ho could not do wiLhout his dose of arsenic, which he took at intervals varying from four to eight days; that when ho has a distance of walk to hiswork ho takes a larger dose, und is then in good spirits for about eight days; that if, how ever, he intermits it for fourteen days, he feels still’in tho feet, with craving for an other dose; tho nfseni: 1 helps his digoss tion. Ho stated that all ar.-onic eaters an* healthy; and that ho bolioved that, as with opium, if the dose bo gradually di minished, an arsenic eater can break him self of tho habit. It is evident that we must modify tho opinion formerly held, that although tho human body muy be brought to bear with impunity gradually increasing doses of vegetable poisons, such a? opium, it is nut so with mineral poi-ons. Evidently, a tolerance can be established of arsenic, ono of the most violent of min eral irritants. Found Dead.—We are informed that some of the city police force found a ne gro woman dead, near Montgomery and West Point ruilroa-l depot, mi Wednes day evening lust. She had been “con fined'' in the woods, and was subsequent ly placed in a dirt car, where she died from starvation and neglect, her infant, in tho meantime, having been oaten n;» hy swine. This is n s*d commentary upon the unhappy condition of number:} of tho colored race, who lmvo no ono to caro for them now. "How pitiful, A whole cil v full,’’ ami not a solitary individual fooling suf ficient interest in this unfortunate crea ture's welfare to t*avo her from a miserable death. The verdict of the j'ij*y of inquest was—“Came to her death from starvation whilst in child-bed.”—Manly Mail. Mr. ,J. D. I>. Do Bow In® Semi pardon ed by the President, and intends to estab lish himself in this city. He will rovive his Review, office ot which will he located in New York, at No. 40 Broadway, and in Washington city, Charleston, Nash* villoandNcw Orleans, lie proposes to conduct his review in such a manner as will best aid in tho wakening of southern industry’and enterprise, and lead to tho most profitable application of capital ami immigration to the development of south ern resources. Tho periodical will accept the established order of things, and out of them seek tho surest methods of promot ing tho good of the whole country’. —.V. Y. World, 7th. Columbus Retail Market. CoLUMitus, Ga., Oet. M, 1865, Sugar—Brown 25(<430c, Stewart’s A do B :j:3c, do. C 30c, Crushed 35c, Pulverized 10c V lb. SvRUP—Canc, bv tho barrel 50e \\ gallon, Sor ghum 25c V gallon. Coffke—Bio 45(' ; 50c th,, Java 55tft(10<\ Tka—Uroon $3.00T* lb., Black 11,251.75. Mackerel—$5.00 V kit No. 1. Chkese—Now York Stale 50c, Dairy 10c. Butter—Country .‘:5v 10c '0 W>. Bacon—Sides £5o, hnius 2f>fit30e, shoul ler? 22 V lb. Lard—83c V * h . Candles—Adamantine 40«v50o '?* tb. Corn and Meal—$l.KK*i* 1,25 per bushel. Peas—$1.251* bushel. Flour—'V bbl. $20. CAJ.ICOB8—40®50c Y' yard. Siirrtinob—35fa 10c t* yard, Shirtings 30(ft 35c Osnaburgs 30c, Blenched Dome. tics 50 <t75c. Cotton Yarns—$3.52<o50. Country Homrspunh—iU'^OOc by the pieco. Bagging—Kentucky 4 ! >c ’{*• yard, India 40c V yard. Hope—30c; Twine 02}'c lb. Wihtiejiorr Cotton Cards—$1.50, Swrrt Potatoes—$1 pur bushel. Dried Beet—35o per lb. SPECIAL NOTICES, liXTotioo. MOIHLE AXD GlUAill) itAIhitOAI). On and after Monday, 0th instant, the Pas senger Train wilNeavo Girard for Union Spring? at 2 o.clock, P. M. oet0—2m B. K. 5VKLLS, Sup't. j (J. U. Tiioxr \H. \V. V*'. Flewrll! riNBW BOOK STORE,' FOR SALE AND RENT. I GENERAL INTELLIGENCE G. Notice! TKEASUREK’S OFFICE. 1 Muscogee It. U. C*»., , Columous, (fa., Sopf., 1st, 11 On and after this date tho fare on this road will be live cents per mile. JAS. M. BIYIXS, Treasurer, Sept 1-tf NOTICE TO SHIITE US. SIIPEIUXTUSUANT’.S OFFICE, Muscogee Hail Hoad, > Columbus, Ga., Aug. 14,’65. ) Shippers and Consignees are hereby notified that this Company will not bo responsible for freights shipped to any Station on this Bond, or at Columbus, after it is discharged from our cars. W. L. CLARK, Sup’t. nugl4-tf NOTICE. .JUSCOGEE HAL LHC Columbus, Ga., Aug. 11, 18*. and Pino Wood by tho car I aid. ing same will pleaso make applieution immedi ately, W. L. lLaRK, Sup't. augll-tf Notice to Shippers. Uffice'Muscogkk Railroad, I GolumbuH, Ga., July 31-1, 1365. f Tho Muscogoc Railroad is now running a DAILY TRAIN to Macon, and are prepared to forward freigtit with dispatch to Macon Millodguville, Atlanta,and intermediate points. Jul)31-1< L. CLARK. 8up’t. Notice to Shippers. Treasurer’sOffick, Muscogee K. lt.Co.*) Columbus, Ga., July 3lst, 1865. J From and after tho 1st August, pro puyinont will be required for all freight shipped to But ler and intermediate Station^. The freight on all goods received at this place from any point, must bo paid on delivery of the articles. Shippers will pleaso tike notice, ns those rules will be rigidly enforced. July.'U-tf J. M. BIVINS. Trons’r. _ Wotico ! OFFICE MOBILE & G IRA HI) U. B., \ August 15, 1855. ) An ndjournod meeting of tho Stockholders of this Company will be hold at the Office, Girard, Ain., on the third Wednesday' in October next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. J. M, FUAZEH, uug l'.» td Secretary. Through lo Atlanta. ossa r-sasta mia ^ nn, OFFICE, SUPEHINTENDANT MUSCOGaK RAILROAD CO. Columrub, Ga., Scpl. 9th, IHfi: Muscogee Hull lloa<t Hcliednle AND AFTER MONDAY, 11th ossenger drain on this road will Leave Columbus nt 7 o’clock, A. M. Arrive in Macon nt 4.1U “ 1'.51. Lenvo Macon at 7.23 " A. M. Arrive in Columbus at 4.24 " P. M. Macon and Western It. It. Schedule* NIGHT TRAIN. Lenvo Macon 6.30, P. M, Arrive at Atlanta 2.i3. A. M. Lenvo Atlanta 6.5o, P. .51. Arrive nt Mucoii 3.3(t A. >1. sep 10—tt W. L. CLARK, Sup’t. (IMAGE OF SCIIEMJJ.E. SUI'UKINTIJNDANT'.S OFFICE, M. & W. I*, tt. It., Montgomery, Sept. 20,18t»5. this Road will bo ruu as follows Leave Columbus at 6 25 A. M. Arrive West Point 12 M Arrive at Montgomery 15, 1*. M. Leave Mon* gum cry 1 A. .51. Leave Wed Point l 15 P. M. Arrive s t Culoumbus 6 45, P. ,51, Connecting with trains of A. At 5V. P. H. It. at We.-t Poiut which arrives in Atlanta nt 7 P. M., in time to connect wi»h tho Western and Atlantic Hail Road fur Chattanooga ami points north, sept 22-tf DAN’L 11. CRAM. LIST Ox LETTERS R EMAINING in the PostOlUco inCulumhu?, Ga., Ootobor 15th, 1865; A~S 8 Alderman, 11 M Anthony, G 5V At kinson Ac Co. 2. AvcrottA llir,t**n 9. B—Mrs Isabella .51 Balr*i, It B BasQold, »«io and around i Daugh Ac Tillman 2. E A Banks, Miss IJz/.ie Sute hnd tliui n '' a J^° towns o( that | jj err y t Gdorviaua Belcher, W 5\ Berry. J from'n 11, l Dou-nnda are rotninK in i S Bethune, D R llize, Chn. Bloomfield. Dr H F mother States. The Whiff aptly jjjf onft-ibird want em- Th/* ! n ? or . * willing to btoop to work. Ihe (inl« “ ln l *!° ftrr °noou3 idea that their ' ern,nc, Ris bound to supply all *ith fr ovcn to f»Jrnish thorn stsifessst & sfesys 1 “ tion ,? 9 , l ! n ^ there it noble oxeep- Md 5?.” lh . e ,dea ° r worlt. They Qddle ZuTa . nt r "* ht ' nn< t no nround Ibo And inm. ,tr J et . c “ rnel ’ i in thu J'ty time. lh« tuo indiscreet teechers of the North, who know kno»n t/. ..ii .i ne * ro character,have been towbit.ni* i . m .. no * t0 hire themselves in Kefsroe? '. nl ° towns to ho educated, »k: e | ln „, ° c . e 10 Rood wages and cotnfort- .cinecountry. If some grout °o. tr 1 tnade when winter comes »< thsviiii i? m 'l'tary force is withdrawn, * n Kand f .).r i t *’ orB lv iH ho great suffer- “ f yful inurtaiity among them. *triveJ 3R ;? EN K *t AL WILSON.—This officer fta^v-cissiia’tss CieffKESS Util den... &9S t*tno command of truth. P t,uenl ' hut cannot vouch for its III E**t Tocnessoo, who North Al.K* Ve n ? extensively through n«Slh« b .r a V ‘ho Nashville ro* jlomar, Miss Martha Boyle, J W Brittain, Miss Mollie Broadnax,Mis M i ry F BraUlr, J Bridge- man, Col A S Blown, .1 ohii W Brooks, Cynthia Bralieb, Chns It Buck, Oihoin Brown, W J Burr. C—Dr J II Carrigor, J C Chandler. Geo Chat man, Jas Clarke, Mrs Pettio Pnolc, M Cocoran, Mr Cooley, Manger Corbitt. Mr?.I A Corbally E J Couch, Mr- AB Cdemaii, Potor Curreu. D— Miss Annio Dens'ii, Win De^aau, Mr Julia Dituon, 5\ in A DoukIu-s, E—J C Edwards, T T E linund?, S A 1*711 iff, J M Enesly. II F Everett, Miss Anna P Evans, F—E R Flewelion. Samuel Floyd. Hubert Flournoy. Rev A M Foster, Ati*s E J l' orresto*, Mary A Folosome, F**rie. lcr A' Sill. L l I r.mk- lin, IIul Frauneii, 8 B Freeman, •• Jey ll l ur- guson, Mary Freeman, Sal ho hiiiilv. G—David D Gun by 2. M iM A Gib?on, H— Mrs W If Harris. Anderon Harris (col d *, Charlotte F Heard icul'di.G \V Hewett, John Hendricks. S II Heath. N L Howarl. . L hl»- ping, Ki»tie Hodgos (ool’d) Nur* issa Jloluian, Elizabeth Holbrook, Homer Howard, Mrs h 1 Howard, Jane C Hughes, Henry Hart. I— J no F Iverson 3. . _ , J—Mrs Nancy Jackson, A M Johnson. K-Surah Kane, A K Kvnmy. R l^mbrougli, Jaa K imbrough. A M Kimbrough. L—Miss P U Layfiel-i. James Leartcr. M—Dr JGMaull. J J Martin. .Lewis Mcr- kle, F Mover, Isaac Mitehol , Mr- II try P Mil ler, C II Morris, Ellert Morris. Th E .51 or iliea-l, Caroline Moreheutl, Miss E 8 Munnerlvn, Mis* Maggie McCarty, Wui McAllister. M «' \JcCoy, Mrs mi rah McLoinore, Mis* Eiho Ma.vinney, N— Carrie Mattel. O —Mrs Julia A O’Brien. „ t P—Miss Georgia Patou, ”r* <»oo I l aton, Mrs J B Pupy. Afirs Piekctt. F A Poiuery, Klch- mond Pryor, B Pry or, Mrs T F Proyster, Mis K1 ^j'il n tt“arrow,0 V Hedd. J C ttare. P W fessaiisrj? OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERN A L REV.,} Revenue 2d District, Georgia. r Macon, Ga.. August 11, Hi 5. J By order from Treasury Department, taxes, when due, itr** required to bo paid hoforo ship ment of cotton can ho mndo from tbi =i district. Tho 21 Dialriet is composed of tho following oountios: Baker, Bibb, Butts, Calhoun, Chatta hoochee, Crawford, Decatur, Dooly, Duugkorfy, Early, Harris, Houston, Lee, Macon, Marion, Miller, Mitoholl, Monroo, Muscogee, Pulaski* Pike, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Spaulding Stewart, Sumpter, Talbot, Taylor, Terrell, Up son, 5Vabater and Worth. JAMES C. McBURXEY. August 22,1SG5-1f Collector. Internal Revenue Notice. Official instructions having been received this day from tho Commissioner of Internal Reve nue, Rail Ronds, Steam Boats. Express Com panies and all persons a~o here y notified not to transport any Cotton, or move it out of the 2d eollcetornl district, unless they first procure a permit from this office or from iny deputies. Cotton can be shipped on ntiy Railroad to Ma con. Duty can bo paid at Columbus to Richard W. Jaquos, Deputy Collector. JAMES C. McBUKXEV. August 22-tf Collector. E. THOMAS & (JO., -A T- No. 125 Broad Street, 0«olxi.iixa.Toxx® t G-oorgia, RESPECSTFULLY announce to the citizens of Columbus and surrounding country that they havo now in store, and to arrive, n SPLENDID Stock of HI-NI1DI CLOTHING Comprising every article usually kept in First Class Clothing Houses, CONSISTING OF SFLENDllI FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, Black and Fanoy Cassimeres, —AND— FAMCY VESTINGS, CLOTHING, Fine lot of OVER COATS, Cloth and Citssi- Conts, Full Dress and Business Suit* of every stylo, Doe and Cnssimero Pants, and Fancy Vestings. Largo lot of Fancy Cussiinero, Lin en, Hickory and Merino Shirts; Canton Flan nel, Joann and Merino Drawers. Fancy Linen and Paper Collars, Gents’ and Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, Fancy Kid, White, Berlin nml C.assimero Gloves, Buck. Gauntlets, Caesiincro Hut.-, Valises, I'luhrelltiF, et cotorn, 5\’o have secured tlie ser\ ices of MR. GEO. H. BETZ, ;n our Manufacturing Department, who is now prepared to serve his old customers, and us many new ones ns may favor him (and us) with their patronage. Having just returned from New York, where ho has boon enabled to ac quaint himself with tho latest fashions and stylos of cutting, ho will bo the better prepared togivo that UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION which has always distinguished him ns one of too MOST CELEBRATED TAILORS in tho Suuth. Wo cordially invito the “ Public ” to give us n cull before purchasing elsowhorc, as wc in tend to mnko it to their interest to purchaso from us. Our aim will ho to please, and it is our deter mination to establish a FIRST CLASS REP UTATION* Having purchased our stock at tho LOWEST CASH PRICKS, our motto will ho “Quick Sales and Small Profits," Columbus, Qn„ Sept. 27—1m DwW to cro P vory short, 'emrner T . rnv ^K«'* of tho cholora in tho r «fcion win I. bacon for that •rti States c - me r rom North- higl1 i ' ri, " a nuy OFFICE COLLECTOR INT’L REVENUE, | 2d District of Gkokoia. ,• Mooon, August 14, 1865, ) Notico in hereby given that nil Distillers of apples, peaches, grapes, corn, or other substan ces, and all manufacturers of tobacco, eignr^ Ac., arc required to tako out a liconso and give bond. Thoso who fail to give bond nml procure liconso are, in addition to all other pennltioh and forfeitures, liable to pay one hundred per centum additional duties thereon. Notico, merchants and others purchasing liquors beforo the duty is paid, do so at their own risk, as tho law compels mo to seizcit.no matter in whose hands it inny he found. JAMES C. McBURNEY, aug 22-tf Collector. COLUMBUS, Ga., August 22. H65. Having been appointed Deputy Collector fur the counties embracing Muscugoc, Talbot, Har ris, Marion, Chattahoocheeaivl Stewart, all pur- tiesongagud in distilling spirituous liquors in tbo above nnmod counties will apply at once at my office, opposite tho l’eiry llou.c, and file bond? und-procure permits, RICHARD 5Y. .1 AGUES, Deputy Collector aug 22-tf Internal Rov. 2d Di.-t. Ga, To the Voters of Columbus. I N compliance with tho law requiring the . names of all persons entitled to vote at the annual nlectiun, tor “Mayor mi l Aldermen mid other officers” of tho city of l.'olumbu-*, tube registered, I have opened u li'! at the Council Chamber, in the C >jirt % HHU-|n t-r Hiis p :rjM..so. T’uo Groat Ladies Fancy Store. PERRY & CO., 84 14road SLitt.'ot, HAVE opened the most heau- ilFUL ASSOttTMENT OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HATS AND SHOES, IN THE CITV. The Ladle* are politely rcMiicstc*l to call on us Oi tj o l in I DISSOLUTION. rPHE FTllM OF HUGHES & HODGES is 1 this day dissolved by in.dual consent. Ihe firm n uno will bo used l*y either partner in making settleuinnts. The Books aro kept at the office of Fontaine .Y Hughes. ’ , W. H. HUGHES, 5V. C. HODGES. Columbus, Sept 19, 1805—octl-lm NEW FIRM. r TUir. undersignod bog leave to inform their I frionds und the public generally, that they have thi.- day formed a copartnership under the inuno and stylo of FONTAINE & HUGHES, for tho transaction of a Warehouse and General Commission Business. A ! 1 business entrusted to tbcmshnll rcccivo prompt attention. Our Warohnuso, in process of erection, will soon boreadv, but in the mean time we will provide storage for our patrons until the building is finished. Our office at pres ent i- on Randolph street, in 5V. W. Garrard s building, near the old Lowell Warehouse. JOHN FONTAINE. W. 11. HUGHES. Columbus, Sept. 19,1805—octl-tf SARATOGA RESTAURANT, WEST StIJK UP IlllOVD ST., NEXT DOOR TO I). 1‘. ZI.I.1S’ AUCTION HOUSE, UP STAIRS (foiisieiii. y mt. woonn vers oiTire.) q NEWS DEPOT, -AND- NOTION HOUSE, «0 UllOAD STREET COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. GEO. IF. ItOBERTSOX & CO., ^^ECTFULL.Y nnnounoa to the citizens J \ of Columbus that thoy have now in store, and on the way here, a choice and desirable stock of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, comprising every article usually kept in first class homos. .Lcga! Cap, Bill Cap. Lettor. Note and Billet, Gilt, Magenta, Blotting mnl Tissuo, ruled anu' blank papers. 5Vhitc, Buff, New Opaque. Card and Wcd- and^Cards 0 0, ' CS ’ ^ ourn ' n ® P ft l >cr , Envelopes Arnold’s nnd Butler’s Inks, Gillett’s Steol Pons, labor’s Land Pencil’s, Dice, Placing Cards, \ isitiag Cards, Portfolios, Looking Glasses, Picturos. Prang’s Sketch Card*. Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes, (’oeket, ini let and Fino Combs, Ink, Mucilago and un endless variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS. A beautiful stook of Anthony’s Photograph Albums, containing from S to 2"i) pictures, Autograph Albums and Drawing and Sketch Books. A choico stock ot Bound and Paper Back Novels, Novelletts, Dime Novels, American laics. Dime .Songsters, nnd UumurouH Works too tedious to mention. SCHOOL BOOKS! Teachers or paronts desiring SCHOOL BOOKS will find it to thoir intcrci-t to buy from us * ,V* u f uini *° ploase-our determination to C'tublish a first class reputation. We buy at the lowest cash prices and our motto will be “Quick Sales and Small Profits. n Wo res try u n we one will mc> who tuvor dealing. *tn Anything wnuteil nml not oi lihml enn be supplied wlllilii flu ilnyM. (jsill nnd see us. GEO. II. ROBERTSON Sc CO. Sopt 21—tf NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! W, L. PARKER, (LATE OF KENTUCKY.) H AS JUST OPENED nt No. 64 lirond Street, first door nbovo Randolph, ml entirely New nnd Well Assorted Stock of Hoods, which he oilers to the citizens of Columbus nud vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tlio’s Chaffin, Jas. Thweatt and Charley Shivers, cm always bo found at this Establishment, and thoy^ will bo pleased to see any of theif^ friends who may favor them with a call, and will not think it a trouble to show floods. Tho Stock consists of floods of every description, such as: Calicoes, Gents’ Boot* and Shoos Wool Delaines, Boys “ ** ” Half Cotton do. . 'Grooorio*, all kinds, Poplins, j Tinware ” *' Mosamhiqucs, j Snuff, Jiiconafc, Pocket Cutlery, Lawns, t Table " Froncii Ginghams, Pmllockj, Chnnibrays, Hatchets and Ilammurs Bareges. Shoo Thread, Apron Cheek:*, Perfumeries, Flannels, vuriouscolors Hair Oils, Cambric*, Pomades, Irish Linens, Tooth and Nail Brushes Brown Linens, Cloth and lluir do Toweling, Fancy Soaps, Corsets, Shaving do Hoop Skirls, C.avats, grout variety, Lad : os’ Collars .t Cuffs, Paper Collar.*, Ladies’ llandkerehiui.s Shirts and Fronts, Combs of every stylo, Gents’ Underwear, Hair Nets " " Pupor and Envelopes, Gloves, ” ” Pens and Ink, Hair Ornaments, Pencils, Hose mid Half Hose, Slates, 5Vi»lo Bolts and Buckles Dolls, Braids, every sty.o. Pipes, Button«, great vurioty, Cassimeres. Knitting Needles, Tweeds anu Jean*, Bleached Homespun, Suspenders, Brown do Pocket Books, Ladies’ Hals, latest Calf Walk Is, styles, Candlesticks, Children’s Hat*, latest 1 Knughpliy Miils, styles. Razors und Straps, Ladies’ Shoes, every Spurs, stylo. Shoo Brushott and Misses Shoes, do do Blacking. Children’s Shoes, do do Gent’s Hats, every style Boys’ do do do A SPLENDID STORE FOR RENT, A PPLY AT OotKM? 78 BROAD STREET. FOR SALE. 7 A VERY DE8IKADLE UttClIARD, four ai u H' erf a,, d a halt above Columbus, on tho lroy factory road. Persons desiring to pur- (•haae can receive all necessary information eon- npo m¥ i?' imr- FOR SALE, \TY well known trotting maru M0LL1E; also, horse LEE, a light fine BUGGY and HARNESS, one gray HORSE BUGGY ami HARNESS, one tine CARRIAGE and HAR NESS, ami one No, 1 SADDLE HORSE. Apply to J. R. IVEY.. At J. R. Ivey Ac Co/s Warehouse. oct 8—lw Rubber Belting. OEVERAL Splondid new Rubber Belt* for O sale, 111 inches wide, (Goodyear’s putent.) T wish to purchase several WORK OXEN or MULES. JAMES II. SHORTER. Oct 10—dm Wanted, A FIRST RATE GARDEXER. A'O. li.-) BROAD STREET, COLUMDUa, OA. Success Attends_ the Diligent! QPKCIAL NOTICK,— I bog lenre to call •. a A c !? i i! 1 *° ' »I>it*Iisls nf mir cominu- ntty thnt 1 have on my bnnk,< n Inruc iluiubor of Ilousrs, Lots, Fiirms, P!unt;i(ions nmi other sinmio. of prnparty which does not nidimrln iny auluiuni m Ihe newKiiniicr*. My ndvlno in to nil Hull ll you wnntl.i l.ny nail lint un mu and SCO it wc- caii’t Hade, iheii *u idsutvliere. F „ J. II. FIKKH. OR RKXTIX OIR HID.—TWO HOUSES, nno oontuinliic | ruuma, tlm uthor i: ronina ; good aurdon arid huildii ys to Imut. Apply t<> .1. II.SIKES. SALE—A Plnntnlion Vi miles from Sa fi,,. ,re,V, A ooniaiiiing IISS ucroa. .-.00 denrud. ?.I? 'n , ’ “ ,ll, l , tiid to Inu arunrtli of cotton; InOO ! Slio. i- 111 " v,1 . ncly ,,u "' r frail*. This stock whiliiu" V i r Colamhiis. Also, tho stock, which 01,11 be linuaht cunsiitina of mules. Also, the tirojinni Inrmina '» J. II. SIKES. F°knom, I M7he V n y 0 *D' residence. -»- Known as the llmrntou p uce nt iir«minr V A -M- UoAVitt. sitmued ,“n.Yf“nt- "sUi strumo t. S | trL 'i! hack to For- y ,r ' B '. , *«iuaa , « iosidmiBe. I ins h a full aero lot; contains two dwellings 4 The"wh'T h !-' V -' t i h I 1 ' 0 "cewfary out - hullHints. Ihe Whole fimsliud m hanilsorue eottnae style. I’l'ly 11. SIKES. «AT.E-Tho hnnso and lot on ihe corner Ootlo—lot MARY L. JONES. Mntnin' lj ‘ “ n,l - 1,,,lln,,s » tr «-'ts. Thol.it FOll SAlaE, Residence in Wynnton. PI1E pleasant, healthy place whore I n~.. rosido, two miles from iho city, containing the. balance in woods; a good well built house with tour rooms, nnd ball large enough for a diniug rouin; cellar under tho house; good kitchen with three rooms, uml all necessary irer oiiicc, iu JORDAN L. HOWELL, Trustee. For Rent, six room/, convenient to the busino:.. tion of tho city; suitable for a boarding house or Private family. For terms apply to Dr. M. Woodruff or MRS. S. S. BARD WELL. oct 1-tf FOR REMT, T MIE large and elegant Bnscinont under Spear’s Jowolry Store, formerly known ns "The Gem.” Possession given at onec. Also several rooms suitable for bed rooms or offices. Apply to PEABODY A. BRAN NON, Sept Id—lm Attorneys. TO RENT, A DWELLING HOUSE in Wynnton with eight good rooms for u family and lour rooms in basement lbr cooking, close! and ser vante. Apply at THIS OFFICE, sept 14—tf FOR RENT, TMIE SMALL STORE ocouplod by P. II. ih- A ler, west side Broad street, next above Pemberton Ac Carter’s drug store. Enquire of of L. T. DOWNING. Sopt 21 II For Sale, T70UR very desirable houses in tho city of >l v Eufuula and ono small Farm four miles north of Kuiuula, Ala. Apply to 5V. J. BRANNON Ac CO.. Auction and Commission Merchants. Sept 17—lm Kuiuula. Ala. STEAM SAW MILL ron saxjB. IN GOOD Running order, perfectly now BeR-*, i. every portion of machinery in complete order. Address T. J. PEARCE, A Seals’ Station, M. .Y G. R. ll., Ala., Sopt 21—lm or at this Office. Thomas streets. The lot druu.unwujf iiniSiiud *1 in"!lie ilmnilw™ 'tlm uf w .ruV' r n 1 '"'(-''".'hiiny f mid n miod weli <»l water. Lull for further information on J. II. SIK15S. F°iuk AI ' , 5 — ^ A lino DuBiiy. hut link, worn A with single or double barney 1 A "| :>• to .1.11. SIKES. WANTED, ■K "Wot KTurwo, BL?cm. nt if"‘|dy !; " ,iH City - ''"""J ««• 0<:, ^ J. It. SIKES. F°A. ? ihu K ~1xTELLiL^ n ;; mcK . i7cliftonIhoses & CO., OFFICE Xo. 140 BROAD ST. r:rjs. f.un rr.s, ’ ; (At Cimdkr A Bn,tick’. Slure.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Exchange and Stock Brokers. P ARTIC1 LAII attention paid to sales of C utton, Product-, (4rot ci-Icm, die. die Quick returns invariably t| 10 ml,. Dealers, in COIN, Sl'noKS, }U>SD.<, Ac. s solicited and j mmptly lilled. x'X arc prepared to .-hip ('..tf. u t<» first in New 5 ork, with mt extra charge. DR. W. C. BELLAMY 1 in thu MEDICINE, SURGERY AND OBSTETRICS, to the citizen* of Columbu*. Wynnton and vi cinity. lie limy always, when not noeossurily absent, be found ot the Drug .Store of F. if. "rooks ix Lo., (luring the day, nnd nt the-re.-i- night. Grd . N. B 5\ e class houses oet 8—ilm J. W. PEASE, Bookseller and Stationer, COLUMBUS, GA. 1‘APEK, by the < l uuo o *, by the «iuiro • quire For Sale, And a great many articles not montioned. Persims will do w«-ll to call and examine our Stuck before purchasing. August 28-3ui D. II. BALDWIN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 11H PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. ££'<^»K.wYork. C-'M. R 'iIuL8t. ISavunnuh. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & GO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, savannah. Advance* made on consignments to our House in New York, and to our frionds in Liverpool and Glasgow. Oct. 10,1805—3m ■a. w to a . reasonable rates Oct. 4-1 f r families wi«h- ront to theii-j have them senir any part of the * ity at ^ I). II. ( ALlIWIibli. Tillman, Mir* Rachel ridball. V-0 \v Vau.hu, w Vulk Mr* Lany Wn«r W—Mrs (I T \Varron. (IK Warren, Jno R I»... u'..,a.. M I’ l» Wnlr>. Miss ^ 1* Mr- M Watt, llenry Ware. Oliver Wot more Mr Wier, Mi— Fannie Wellborn. MrtCh" "'“’"t.V 1L0KAN. P. M. General Collecting Agency, (pile untler.iau'cl is now proparc l t > ro.-mro J. ull a 1 ” oants for collection, both from the North and South. My office, for tho pro out, will be at the law room of Hon. .lami - M. Un-- -ell. over the -t ire of 11. 0. Mil.’hell Ac Co., late R. M Gun by A' Co. , . . I refer to Messrs. Gunbv A: Co., J. Ennis v Co , Oolu-nbus: E V Wilcox, cot ton *• r ’• ^• Macon: J. McNao, Kufaul.i, Ala; Jno. L.U al* kt-r Ac S >n, A»itu i i, and Juu. W. Anderson A' Co., Hiviinnnh. Ga. ,,p«wn«T «int 4—1 in W. II. BLNNLIT. JNJ w_> r X*XOjS3. 5 1 UROIIAX PS and others who 1- -ir Jl M l T F U N US N 0 R r 11 u. S. IIKN'F.DICT. K. W. llR.VlilMGT. J. C. DKNEDICT. I). S. BENEDICT L SONS, GROCERS AND COMMISSION aiEnOIJEuSL.’KTTlS, NO. 236 MAIN STREET, Between Third and Fourth St*., LOUISVILLE, KV, Oct. 4—2m to RE- 5VITO- oOT EXPJS.N nE bv tuplying ai Agent y of ll. M. Bruoo At Co., wLtra Nortatro Ktobaa ot to i J""ur°h‘U0'V,W;f5c ALEXANDER. A.ra(. U5 Broad »t., over Ennin’ hard.varo ‘ loro. Sept 26-tf SOUTHERN MUTUAL Tin; STATE OF alviu.ua, UIUMBLI, COl'NTY. I T IS Ordorod that a*pooial Term of the Cir- o■ 111 Court for this t'ouuty be holdeu mi Cr i\*4ord "i Monday, "ifi in-t.. lor the trial of criminal r.iMj- only. Tim Clerk will havo a Grand Jury an l two pnnnda of Petit .lurorh summoned for that wee!;. (Jot'ibar 6ih, InG, J. M. BAKER. Clerk Circuit Court. By order of Rou’t Doroiuurv, Judge, Ac. Tho wiluc—es heretofore xubpienied in State o.iecs now pending arc uetiticd to uppoar at said Special Term ol tho .Court without being ro- -u'opamied. October 5tn, 18A5. J. .51. BAKER, Clerk, ort l"-td _ TUNING, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.' ^ unmuso .r.ji.w^.A-.ra. part duo can pay up nmi *o be fully reinatated. A sfateuiont of tho asset* of the Company enn bo seen at our office at Mr. J. W. Foime * Book -tore. IMoo-so call. POND A WALLOON, A .cutj Columbus, Oct. 12, lS»k>— lw .. I hr in as ConeertiuNs, and thoroughly repairing aai tuning of Church Organ* ; ulx*>, PIANOS. Orders received at Mr. Poa*e'« Book store, and tho rcsidonee of Mrs. Ijailinl, uml Mrp. Yandonkcrg. Alt werk warranted or n > pay desired. CASPER .MIOilhL. . sep 2"-lm power STEAM ENGINE, in per'oet running order, it has n good double- fined Boiler and all thu appurtenances iicco.n- *arv to make it complete tor immediate wmk. Add re** A. A. SMITH WICK. Etifaulu, Ala., nr sept 21 -t f i'.miuirer i)ili>_m. Columbus, Ga UNITED STATES Sopt 21,1865-tf WATCHES AND C. 1). CAPS. JST KBCEIV Hunting Cus< ALSO. T. S. SPEAK. Watches. ALSO, 10,000 Percussion Caps, uug 15-tf FOR SALE, AT THE OLD STAND OF J. B. JAQU.ES & BRO., A LOT OF FINE Top and no Top Buggies, WHIPS AND COLLARS. ton. Sept. 5.1805-1 f JbineCommerci.il N,»to F.ii I or ream, Iaadie*' Fine Note Paper, Gilt Ciimmuruial. Solioul uml LnJii'.-. Dona. Mn°k& u G::;i ^ ary ^ ••*••• „ Dreuiiuff Cmub*, ... Tuck Combs. I Morocco Pocket Book* Violin Unu-c l.naihor Ualkls. llrinnv RiiiM. ! rl5i4 u «£r ■ LjlufJitelM,!«!’“■ N.lsmng Uirds, T.mtli DicliH 1 i v!" l"5^^D rSlrin ‘" Mm.w„.lum Hook.. A LARGK LOT OF CHEAP NEW SHEET MUSIC, JUST RECEIVED GY J. W. PEASE. Si'i'i m—,r u. v.. kuo k k k , ' WITH BLAIR & GE.NNETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS,* COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, I3U, WKST SIOE liltOAU ST. A L »Wk 8 ° N 1IAND :1 ful1 ooinplot. Dry Good*, Groceries, Cutlery, llurdwure. Tinwnro, Ul.i.«waie. Crockery. Bool*, Shoe*, Hat*. Domestic and F. reign Liquor*, 5Vines Ac 2UU0 lbs l C 'fin War'.*, ’ ” whicb cun bu hail at lowest market rrieei— NN holemtju or Retail, No difficulty in liaving your money changed, aug 21 -II Columbus Female Academy. RATES OF TUITION. fTMlE SCHOLASTIC YKAR will l.c divliled X into throe equal Term*. A* all the pupil* will be under thu immediate supervision of Mr. and .Mr*. S.wsnRUa but one price will be charged for tuition. The first Term will open on thel«t Monday in October next and the rnteg for it are a* follow* ; Literary Department $20 00 Incidental Fee 1 25 U r *o of Piuno 3 5** French lo oo No oxtra charge for Latin. Board for tho Term 75 On Boarder* must furni*h sheet*, pillow ease*, towel*, table napkin* and nay extra for wash ing ami light*. Tuition^ and buarj m mu*fjiy paid Sept 17—tf NOTICE. executed CITY FOUNDRY. 'PHK subscriber* would respectfully inform Jl their Irionds amt the i ublic generally, that they have KhiUlLf their Ful NDRY. and are now prepared to do any kind of FASTINGS of >uch Mignr Mill* of tho most I M PRO\ hl> PA 11 ERN, and anv <i7e* which we will WAR RAN 1’to STAND- SYltlP KETTLES, BARK MILLS, GIN iiEARING, ami any Kiml ot mill work. \\ e will make any kind of Maehinorv to or- d«r; Mich a* S A W -M ILLS, GRIST MILLS, and in Diet any thing in our line. In connection with our bn.-dne--; wc havo •” , 1 0, ' r ®: 1 ‘I 1 7 servicos of one ..f the best PAT TERN MAKER.*' in thecuntry. m\i i !Vu- ‘tifi '“•‘hing a large assortment of HOLLUW-W ARE; such a* Fill’s, OVEN’S. sKILeETS, SPIDERS and LIDS. We will exchango any thing in mir line for nny JW , J.?i Coulltry IWuce.at old PRICES or MONEY. Order* respectfully solicited nnd promptly oi PORTER, McILlIKNNY Sc CO.. „ Near Steamboat Landing, (.’oluu.hu*. Ga V. J. CoWVNT. A. .T. You so CONANT & YOUNG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 39 SOUTH STREET, New York, Offer their for vices for sales Cotton. Tobacco, or other product, and will purchase on order good* of all kind*. Mav lfi. 1865.—tf ! PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. Burt, ot Harris f , .. coused, on the 26th in*!., all the pen*habie property of hi* estate, consisting ot corn, ted der, wheat, potatoes, feed oat*, cattle, hog*. ' horsoq syrup, oxen, wagon, cart, buggy, cotton | seed, *ei blacksmith tools, plantation tools, ( t household und kitchen tu r niture, Ate. Also. r l'HE undersigned beg leave to inform their the plantation will be to lent !.*r next year. 1 Iriunus and the public kt-uci ally, that they containing about three hundred acre* clenreu have built a first das* F* undry and Machine land. Term* cash. T. M. PACE, Agent. 1 Shop on Oglethorpe street, b. : wen Franklin Oct 11—td | and Bridge strocW. ami are prepared to do i anything in their line of bu*ine>*. 5Vo will ! make any kind oj Machinery t<» r l« r; *uch u* I SUGAR MILLS m any . •/.»•, with wrought *.r : east mm shall-', from Him he-' o. is inchts di ameter; also KETTLES from j »to loognllo FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, RANDOLPH ST. ami all tile ititcriutdnite s to order SAW-.MILLS generalljV, > i MILL Work” lint all kind* of friood* uml the ladies generally, that REFER TO: Atkins, Dunham St Co., Apalachicola, Fla. C. 11. W00d«, Eufaula, Ala. E. ll- Young, do W. II. Young, Columbu*, Ga*. R. Mt Guoby, do Oct. 7—3in» f, V. ROWLAND. w. M. IRVIXK. H. N. HTKWART. ROWLAND, IRVINE & CO., WI10LESALK DEALKR8 IX BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 102 WALNUT STREET, Between Pearl and Third Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Oet. 6,18d5—2tn SIGHT EXCHANGE ~ O^s NEW YORK, FOR SALE, In Sums to Suit Purchasers, i Oot 5-ii W. W. UARHAKD. | York . isting of Boiics' and Misses’ HATS, trimmed and untniuimd. French ami American FLOW ICRS, Ribb..:.*, Luce-, Plume*, Feathers. Veils, and many other article* too numerous to mention; allot which she offer* nt LOW PRIt'ES. An carlv call i* re*poet fully solicited, auk 28—tf •ACTINGS. HnLLuW-WAlU:. PLGUGII . 1 RUN RAILING, and anything the public tic | may desire luu ic oi bru.-s » r iron. Ail kinds of i her Imice j MACHINERY repaired with ntutuc** and despatch. Iu connection with our business, we have se cure 11 ho her v iee* of a first cla." lioediuan, who will take great pleasure in hauling all Casting* made at our Woks to thedittcrciit depots,steam boat landing*, or anywhere iu tho city, tree of charge. mi vehicle* «U It. 1 . II L. HAIM AN Sc CO. P. S. AM kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange lor work, on liberal terms. aujrJS tf L. H. At CO. tiKMBt.VL Ft’KI'IIASIMi AULM’V. ISRAEL F. BROWN & SON, r.YA'W l.USUOiCOX.VfS'Th UT. Tin: rXDKU-.M VV 1 *'*; , 111,01,11 .l ir "mi , tly l.« tl,o ,,ur<'hu»ini£ «in"Jh»vn mm r-4<W . I' 1 »•) •" MKRCll- ^.E.,1 ih., AXDl.-h 1*11.1 uv.Tj ,l,M'ri,ti..ii MACU1N- I e re I ‘H'ldiCttblo to the wan'.* »it thu Soulheru LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. McGKIIKE, HAYNES & (’()., (SUCCESSORS TO H. F. IIAllKIS A CO.,) Ilroasl Street, Ilelow Couk'a Hotel. ! pcoplo. | moved immediately below to the irmdiiiw . All purchase* mude free of Coiniuliulon till Lot,” fronting on Broad street, where they October next, at the lowest market mtu* arranged the largest and i»l . •-*.— *» - ’ tablo uud Lot* iu tho clt; _ way* koop ou hand 1 addressed to u Carriages, Buggies and »*ddle Horses* J G. Cletnoni, Co uinbu*, Ga. to hiro on reasonable t» i m . I , . . „ . HORSES HOARDED at our Stable* will ro- • cei\e careful attention, ami we will endeavor | pleaso all who may ploou lloUSES FOR I Wo would cull the particular nttmi ' Pormits to Shin Cotton, tion of I)HOVERS to .«ur large and j BLANK U. S. TREASURY alt wuo may puou iiuuaEb ruu | b US. fcw Wo would call the particular ntt« n- tion of DKOVEKS to our large and j -D.-U"Si^l'iirTiuAvx'i:s S i oi. !F0R SALE AT THIS OFFICE. Sept kl-lui