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nlitjr, find fully belinve that h P 0 ’* ,' j from will, and iin.vifildmitplnutieiii, will riwtorn or.lor ami fraternity amo iR pnoplr, l.iln* poacoto tho country, unJ pcoeperily to tne nation. .1 Ti.ui ilia Sneaker of tliia lUmro lie of tlie jail\ il. MARTIN COUUMBUo Tuesday Morning:, Oct. 4. Tiiat the Speaker requested to furmsh a copy of those re,o- ]„tion« to tho President <W tho tinted Stater, and aim Hint #8 furnish copies ! to cncIi «»f tho Governors of the .-ovunti 17, 1865. Htato.- of this Union. tho The prompt actionPresident ,hdm- »oii in pardoning Gen- Jlumplueja, elected Governor of Jflsaiasippn ‘ s ,l "' other striking instance of his sincere desire to remove all ditliculti. » in tho way of a speedy mid full restoration of the Southern Statin- (•' all their old rights and'intlttence ns members ol the Union. Hut the Southern State* should take Tin; Tax on Cotton,—A circular .Monti.H, October 1 I —Tim sale* of cot Ion to-day and ye.-teiduv were out) little - Middlimr Upland* lit -it). 1 , weak uoOO baler. Keeeipta f 1000 hales. Exports 10,Hitt ha.e;. Stuck in port 01,100 liules .... , W istlinotoN, October M. -General Howard lie* been ordered South, with n Viev. to malting satisfactory arrnngomcnU I'or thu re-toration to lormer owners ol the lands on the eonst of Georgia, South ploiidn, heretofore set a|inrt nm hates, being only rt,.VIO bales above tho ^|Q KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH! o-’.imau*!* /if stock; JW.oOU are American. Saturday Kvt.vi.vi*.— Sales of Colton — .|(j ( (NH» halos, of which 20,000 were to spec ulators. Tho market is excitod, and i>ri- L . rs are Id to 21 higher limn yesterday. Middling ()rle»in* i- quolM at 2U 1, and middling Upland'I'M. Tho inurkot has closed with n '-till advancing tendency. Tho State of Trade, of Manchester, manulaclurcrs wore offered immense ders for goods-, hot the rise chocked no**. Whoever Wants Full Value for their Money Must Come to ?§ B. JACKSON’S, * * , . ,, r ir<»lirj i aiiii I horotoioro got a|inrt Iw'tn-ou prepared at the Irciwtiiy Dc- | j;*Vncral Shurman for freed ni.’ffs pur- pertinent addressed to collectors ol cus- ; n J gef itmiH at various ports throughout the United States, notifying them tlmt here after the tax on cotton can bo paid at care not to he led astray 1> and general course of tli r l'hey should, rather, he n ' net in such a manrer a** t the 1'resilient in ll • p*- adopt* d and aid him establishment by the < other bronchi -* ol (lie (• - President has lie* p»nv< i liberal '•iilciit. tho place at which tin* cotton is deliy t*d, instead of the place from which it is shipped. -JV/s//. I'nina, VHh. We trust that the above ruling will put un end to on annoyance that has seriously interfered with tho bringing ’ All the sea coiet forts south of Kurt row Monroe, except KorU Taylor and <1 offer- ton, ore to be garrisoned by colored troop*. Washington, (M. 1:5.—J hn pardon v/a mi ni of Gov. Humphreys, of ^1 is?* i ippi, was countersigned at the Stuto to a*, tn strengthen • policy lie has in prueuiiin? its nieuirencc of the iivcrnnient. The pin don, and Hig. ttremlsluffk firmer, and all descrip lions higher, except Core, which is quiet, steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet and steady, exeept Laid, which is tirrn at HO* 1 , Bullion in the Hank of England bus decreased £260.000. (Jurat Bun a is.-—Arrests of Fenians continue, and important documentary ov- j I idcnco is accumulating against them.— | *... —. ■ - - — Among the papers discovered is one giv- partment to-day and will be forwarded to | j nfi , particulars of expected arrivals at Gov. Sharkey. , ; Baiitry Bay of arms hearing vessels from An affray occurred at the 1 residents. America. The Cork Examiner gives a Uou*o this nl’n rnoon. A man, somewhat I import that t!io Cornmissicn will shortly - ., • .. ! inehriuted, called and desired to secs the j„, ConV t*ned i n that city, to try tho Fon- of cotton from Alabama to inn cii}.j Ho was boisterous, and Officer * mn prisoners on a charge of high treason. The tax has been demanded be fore the 1 ('rook rofjsed him admission up stairs, i Uunianisrn i» said to have been discovered I He In ' nno very disorderly, and was put amon g the lri=h residents in London, and .oit of thu Km cutivo Mansion. " bun tho police were kueping strict surveillance 1 about fifty feet from the door Jit* turned , oV er them. Hov. \V. If. Channing had been lcetur- 133 Broad St., NEXT DOOR TO llOSETTE 4 LAWUON. The Largest and Best Stock of ■The tax cotton would h«* permitted to cross the river, and the consequence lias been I he prevention of-the sending of many bales (<> Columbus. consequently to make «ligiuie to State offices Ttn. ii laboring under disability at the time of their election. I*uf he has no power to qualify men for admission ns members of Congre-n. I be le-t of qualification has already !)••: n adopted by Congri am! appioved by a former President. Thoiigh we regret to find that Home of our bu.sf fiiuiuls are reluc tant to concur with us, wean* convinced that the true policy of the people of tho South is 1 *>• elect men to Congress who can take the prescribi d oath—not men who would take it (it uny such there he) merely for the sake of gaining the posi tion, nor ye.l men who •'••mid misrepre sent the people who rlrrlud them and seek to humiliate or oppress those whom they should aid and defend, - hut men who, though tiny have not been enlisted with us in the lulu struggle, arc now disposed t" do all in their power to re trieve disaster, heal the bleeding wounds turned and dr- w a revolver on thu officer, when thu guard Hindu a lungeni him with hi? bayonet, and I" wr.»; captured and taken before Ju.ilico Wilier, who fined him tho nnormoui sum of S2O(»0 for carrying con* ecae-d weapons. Hiving no money ho 1 Wl ,4 eomin.UuJ. lie gave his inline us 1 Itoiib'm- Sumner, anu said bo was a 1 brother "1 Gen. Sumner. Ho comes from I Alexandria, nnd hU name is proijitbly an Washington, Get, 12—Major Gen. The cotton no doubt Was insured, ns ; TIioiimh, of thu .Milita r y Hiviaion of the Fiui; in Apalachicola,—A fire oc- cured .at. Apalachicola, Via., on tho 8th iust., consuming about 400 bales of cot ton lying on ihe wharf reudy for ship ment. it was mostly for foreign account. the of their country, ai upon ruin. Have us? If so, we an* that they an* tin* elect to Congress. The President d hearty co-operation of tlu* p< South in upholding bis plan nl build up prosperity we such men among thoroughly satisfied light sort of men to id . >i't( ,1h lUc <>l' the cstora President .Ic» Ini soil’s Advice Prcednien. A Si-Kio n fkom Phkriuk.nt .Iohnhon to a Niron-i Kkoimknt.— A negro r*gi- incnl rai-ed in the District of Columbia, about boing mustered out of service, call- „ii \jpon President Johnson, at Urn Wliit** Iluu^e, on tl,u 10'Ji inst., and ho made a speech to them. Hu did not toll Lboin (lint they ought to linvu the right of Miff- i-Mgu conforred upon them, or that they were butler limn white men; hut ho told them that their future depended solely upon tiuunsolvoB; that they must give evidence that they are competent for the right- tluit tho government hits gum indeed Io tlieiii; that henceforth ouch and all id' them must he inpiemrcd according t<> Iheir merit. Here in an extract from his speoeh ; There is a groat problem before uh, an.I 1 may ns well allude t»» it here in thi.- con nection, and that is whether this race cun ini incorporated and mixed with the peo ple of tho United States, to ho made a ImrmohiouA and permanent ingredient in To/ine-see, arrived here, to-day. H<* says tliut no black troop.-, are being disbanded <eepl when their Hums are nearly out, id tiial all are to lie retained on the mm tuniR and conditions as the white o (i>-. The General rcinuiiis hero about I DRY C00DS -AND- CLOTHING, O. E. Thomas. AV. W. Flkwku.e.v, CLOTHING EMPORIUM. G. E. THOMAS & 00., No. 125 Broad Street, Colum’bus, Georgia, RESPECSTFULLY announce to tho citizens of Columbus and sarroundin^r country that they have now in store, and to arrivo, a j SPLENDID Stock of ing in Liverpool upon tho Freedman of i A nmriru vvlw>>e future, he contended. ten days tion. This (Mi-ifpemtiou cannot lm giv en, to tho lull extent, due, unless we elect men to Cdugrortt who can obtain admis sion into that body. Why should we particularly desire tola* represented in the present Congress ? Because ugreat contest, in which wo an* the most inter ested party, is to lie decided by that body. It hurt to decide whether the Drosident’rt policy of leaving to eneli State the control of ith own domestic af fairs is to prevail, or whether Congress will dictate terms to these States, and such terms as will be most odious to us. Wo ought to give the President und the conservative numbers of Congress all possible aid, because they stand between us and tho radicals and have to contend with groat odds in the present Congress. Another consideration : If we elect men to Congress who cannot take the prescribed oath, they will In* rejected on that ground, and the radicals will go before the country for approval of the aot with an argument that can hardly fail to sustain them before the people of the North. But if our Bepresentativos can take tin* oath, and proposo to do so, tiny must either lu* admitted or rejected for some other cause. That other causa must be tho refusal of the people of tho South to rooogni/e ne^ro equality. That is precisely the issue wo wish to compel these radicals to make, if they are de termined to make an issue upon which to exclude our representatives. We have Been by tho result of the Connecticut election how they will fare upon this issue, even in New England. If is an issue which they will sc< k to ami,/, and to which we must hold them that is, ip we have to be excluded from Congress at all. Clearly, our duty both to J'rinid and Joe is to fall in fully to the support of the President’s plau, and to give it nil the help in our power in the contest next winter with the radical Republicans. tho population, This is a problem not yet ; solved, but wo are in the right lino to do j so. Slavery raised its head nguin-l the j government, nnd tho government raised l its Hrong arm and struck it to the ground ; so that part of tlm moblem i> .-ettlml. The institution of hlnvory overthrown, but can 4,000,000 of people rained us they Imvo been with all the prejudices of Hm whites, can they take their place in tin* I community and ho made to work lumuo* ' nion-dy and congruously in our nystem ? I Thi- h u problem to be considered. Are the digestive powers of the American ’ government sufficient to receive this ole- | ment in a new shape, and digest it and | uink'i it work healthfully upon thu sys j tern that has incorporated it? This is a | question to ho determined. Let us make | the experiment, nnd make it in good tail li. If that cannot be done, there i another I prolduin that i« before us. If we have to become a sepernto and distinct people, although I trust that the system cun lie made to work InirmoniouKly, and that the great problem will be settled without go ing further; if il should he that tlm two races cannot agree, and that tlm laws of Providence require that they should he separated; in that event, looking to'the far-distant future, and trusting it may never come, Providence, that mysterious hut unerring guide, will eertu nly point out the way and manner by which thc-e people me to ho separated* and taken lo their land of inheritance and promise, for such a olio is b .'fore them ; hence wo are making an experiment— hence let me im press on you the importance ol control!- The Secretary of War lias called upon (juurterma'ter General Meigs to furnish mi miniate ol the total uo-L of sustaining <>ne hundred thousand trm>ps for twelve months. Nkw Your, Get. Id.—Tho Herald's City of Mexico < 01 respondent of the 1‘Uii ult., my-: Tho Impurinli.-.U wore rrjoic* ing over the removal of Provident Juarez and his government from Chihuahua to 1*1 Pn.-t, amt hud also tho absurd story which has heon circubitod in thi- country, to the effect that .luatez had deserted Ins country, an* 1 gone to .Santa Fein tho Uni ted Sullen steamer of Mexico. Maximil- lian’o adherents, however, W ire forced to acknowledge that n republican govern ment was in a much belter position to sus tain il.-elf at El Pa-, than at Chihuahua, that there would be muchditliculty in dis lodging it from Urn former place, and that Juarez Ion there hi: imumnm tract of country and great resource* at hU d'npo- .-al. Several .-mall victories over the re publicans are claimed by th • Imperialists, I | Out still the gm*i i illars swarm on all the highway* running out of the capital, and ' j order seems to be ueni f, r Imi.ig eslabliflud '• in th»* country, than when Louis Napoleon ! mni Maximilli »n nonmi m-<-I their woik i oi l cgfricmlion. 1 A geicrel order, dated October 0th, is. I sued by Lieut. Gen. Grant, unnounccB nn | important di .rihuiion of troops, bolhreg- I ulnrs and vo'uniu.'i s. All volunteer cav- aliy Eu*ti»t tin* .M i - - i s, i j, j i river, will he I at uncit mu- , .’ , ie i out of mrvico. All coast j fort.s Soul li of Forlrcss Monroe, except I Kcrt.i I’uybu' and J« UV*r-on, in Florida, will be gun honed by <•<>! >u d troops, the. requi-il'' nuinbur of legimoiits having ! I*<n*11 (lubu’liid for that purpose. All oth-i I er (adored troops will be mu»tnrud out of : service. The Jd Regular Artillery will I garii.-on lim fort-* in Maim*. New 11 imp j shim and Ma--achucits, Thu Nt licgu- 1 Imi* tVrLilloiy will be ctationud in New I Vark lurlior. Tim lib Regular Artillery j at Forts Delaware, McHenry and Wa-li- j inglon, Mini ll.o »th lleginn ni at ForU Monroe, Taylor and Jcffeivui. The *2 I I llegulur Artillery assigned to the Pi ciliucoast. The 2d Cavalry is ordered to report to Gen. Sherman, and tlm 8th Reg ular Cavalry i* ordered to I»«*u. Sheridan's eommtuul. Tho -Iill Regular Cavalry L ii-signod lo duty on the Canada frontier. W ash iso i on. < K t. 12 - Th • New York Herald's cpociul says a lepnrt Inis, in cotno way, gained curruecy that tlm Pro-ideiiL intends granting a getiornl amnesty, li i America, w)k*s0 future, he contended, promised the most encouraging results. The appearance of tho Asiatic cholera at Southampton is disputed, but it was reported that the yellow fever had ap peared at Swansea. The Government ha-* lent acommisfclon there lo inquire into it. The weather continued intensely hot for tho season in England, hut there were in dications of a change when the North American sailed from London. The Herald’- city article utters a warn ing against the .prevailing buoyancy and speculation in the cotton trade of Liver pool and Manchester It says tho public must prepare for some fresh tlmuieiul dis aster ulife,-s some speedy repression takes Consisting of the following articles, I offer now to my friends and customers: CALICOES, DELAINES, ALPACAS and LI STHKS, MERINOS—French and EnglUlt, LINENS, BLEACHED ML8LIX8 and H 1EKTING, LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS, the latest style; and a great many other arti cles too numerous to mention. I rcrpoctfully invite my friends and custom ers to call soon. **• Country Merchants will do well to lay in their supplies at my store. B. JACKSON, oet b> tjanl 133 Broad street. RUDY-MADE CLOTHING Comprising every article usually kept in First Class Clothing Houses, CONSISTING OF SPLENDID FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, -AND- FANCY VESTINGS, I.NHUKAxcK on Cotton.—A mooting of tho Board of ConimiFsioncK of thu Firo Di&urunuo Companies was held in New York, on ■Monday last, to consider the propriety c»f < hanging tho promiurn on cotton insurance. Tin* board decided, by a two-thirds vole, to maku the rato on cotton,and on other goods in stores where cotton !.-) Flo ed, one dollar and thirty-livo c< nls on each hundred dollars, with priv ilege to the keepers or owner? of tho bl-u es to pick cotton on the premises. Where a stipulation is made that there sbull ho no cotton-picking, tho rulo will he one per cent. The large companies will ml lie re to this action ; and tho effect of il will he to induce owners of goods to separate their cotton from their other merchandize. Liquors in Cases. 500 Cases Choice Whiskey and Brandy, 100 Baskets Champagne, ull brands. Just received and for sale at B, JACKSON'S, 133 Broad street. oet l‘> tjanl Independent Candidate. JAMES T. HOLLAND L n candidate for Slieriff of Russell county, Ala., ut the elcctiuu first Monday in November next. Oct 10—to “And yo Lave taken the total pledge, linvu yo?’ Mti'l romebody to an Irishman. ‘ Di'lade 1 have, and I'm not nahtuned of it cither.” “And did not Haul tell Tim- | olhy t<> take a little wine for his stomuch’s sake ?” “.So ho did ; but my name’s not Timothy, ami thorn's nothin' tho limiter with my stomach.’’ We arc authorized to unnouoce It. F. LIGON, Eiq„ of Mucon county, os a candidate fer Represen tative of the 3d District of Alabama in the Con- Kress of the United States. The District is composed of the counties of Macon, Russell, Chambers, Tallapoosa, Coosa, Talladega and Randolph. __ Uct 10—te ter w KITING, IIANSKR1) A CO., COMiYllSSION MERCHANTS, COLUMBUS, GEO. l'"Ol. It. II, Kiti out 17-1 in Jos. JI.VNSKICII, R. IJ. WlTSo.V, IIANSKIH), WATSON A CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, APALACHICOLA, FLA. Ad vane ph ftiMxls in Ni JilS, lUWSKI i.et 17 1m ale on Cotton caniUKued York mid Liverpool. R. R. Wvr.soN. II. II. Ki ing your passions, dovolnping vowr phvei- I n ar»-noi-iii amnusl v. I f i (•Hi pnwflrrt to tho in.lu. i-ml intcronls of I o H.y tho -o w m IijvHi,, " untry, nnd Dint is tin, (mo procosr 1 1 r ' 1 ■ |l,d * ,,l « "> lrull ‘ or tho by which this <4tiostion can bcsottlod. ll< patient, porsovoring, and forbearing, and you will help lo solvo the problem, and make for yourselves a reputation in the cause in which you have boon ongoged. Southern Nlall Routes. From tho official records of t he postof- tico department at Washington, tlm |\>|. lowing comprehensive seodulo of railroad routes in the Southern Status, upon which postal service has boon restored, is ob tained. With a railroad map the reader can easily and accurately ascertain, not only to what routes and offices postal s«»r- f- vice has been restored, but also what Southern railroads are again in regular means of judging ils truth Tlm Tribune * Wa.-liingtori special pays the l'ostotlico Department is making up its accounts lor llie next Gong res.-., and it appears that while tho mail service has been piislaiucd by receipt.- from postage during llio rebellion, thodeilcit, when tlm mail route service in tin* Southern States arc resumed, will bo eight millions. I'HOM IH KOi’l,. Arrival ol the Steamship Chinn--Seven Days Later. II A Chin pand October 1st, has arrived. Tho into of discount has been advanced ika\, October Tho steam.-hip with dates to thu .‘>0tli of September oumuurn nmruHua are again in regular ,,, n , w „. 1... .u n *• 1- , . ofiorntton, us tlm restoration of postnl svr- 1 l : 1 V " ! J ! !hIiI> °f hnglunrl. Vico spooJilv follows tho rosumiitlon if i"i, i b ? r 2 t „ 1 '°iVT )> t : 1 , s ‘ JI ‘ t5 rs wore railroad facilities: S belorit the 1 olica Magistrates ot Virninin— WmliliiRton to Riclimoml.vin i f, ", "V 11, « Vovyrnmont tho Iticbnioiid, Frciiorlcksburg und l'oio. , ll . i k “‘ i 8l “' , ' i l . t J" r K° Minis ol money nine aim Orange .ml Alexandria railroad Richmond to Danville, Gordonsville to N'lmn, \ n., h>; the \ irgima Central and I ! lr , \ 1 unnossee railroad; Charlottonvillo to 1 ... i Lynelihurg, Hichmomlto Weldon, N. C and Beteruburg to Lynchburg by’Hi South side road’ over‘the river to tho i Washington Branch railroad. Total, 11 | had been received by some of tlm prison*- **, * Tom America. A letter was inter- litcil^ in that day's mail, containing a or one of them. Some of the correspondence seized shows that tlm de signs ot the Fenians were ol a sanguinary character, b» ing tho extermination and assassination of the nobility on tho break ing cut of tlu* rebellion. LH ickn.mow s, October l.—Tlm Fenian I prisoners were brought hetore the 1‘olice routes. North Carolina—Goldsboro to Char lotto, Raleigh to Weldon, Salisbury to I , n Morgantown, Woldon to Wilmington i s at Dublin, yesterday, includ- Total, 4 routes. K * ing the emtor nnd proprietor of tho Irish The Tennessee Legislature. This body is now in session ut Xiudi- villc. On the 11th hist., tho House of Representatives voted down n series ot resolutions expressive of confidence in J the administration of President Johnson and approving’ his restoration policy. The resolutions were laid on tlu* table by a vote of ! 1.1 yens to nays—the 35 being, the Gazette say*, “the radical ma jority.” The Hi to’i any s that it “would be sorry to think" that the vote indica ted “u ditYeieuce with the President touching his plan of re-organizing the States recently in rebellion,’’ or “oven u distrust ot* the President." But it fails to explain what the vote does indi cate. Tennessee—Nash villa to Chattanooga, V |T U * no ' v G'aper Air. Barry, (Queen’s Knoxville to Dalton, (ia. ; Nashville to C ‘ l . , M IH" , nied fer tho Grown, and Johnsonvillo, Memphis to P * . 1 1 m,, ’ r ‘ u u !, “ * to Decatur, Ala. Total, 7 routes. South Carolina—King-v nington, N. Kingsville •is Mcinnhis ' n . ,,u ^‘ 11 h»ng speech. He said that within ‘ ‘ tl ,l ‘ Ih-*1 two weeks £3,500 had anived W'il I *!*'‘ 11 * America, to bo expended in rovolu- ’ I lionizing Ireland, and by that day’s mail TITRISTIP SEED! LANDRKTH’S FRESH TURNIP SEED, For s.do hov at the BEE HIVE. APPLES, lesalo and Retail. BEE HIVE. There will be a Meeting f Puion Society, on TUBS- .7 , DA^ KV KXlNii tho 17th inat„ at tiie Colored BuptMt Chuedi. A (lietiiiK’uislicd Kcinlemun will nddross the meet mg upon tho subject of establishing a HqspUal for Ihe colored people of this city. A 1 1 oot 17—1C 1 A full attond.ineo is dc.'irelt FOR LIVERPOOL, r J[^lIE A l Ship “liYIHA Scho- capacity 3,500 bales Cotton, is now ready torcceivoj freight for Livorpool. ATKINS, DUNHAM A 00. Apalachicola, Oct. 17th, 1 S*>5.—1 vr Handsome Residence, WITH 1M ACUKS OF LAND, FOR SALE, 0^"!« 'W bo !! on . road, opposite Col. Lind miles from tho city. The house contains 0 room*, up stairs, closets and garrett, kitchen, dairy, cellar, with other out-nouses. stable, carriage hou*e and lot, ull built in good order, splendid water, a garden of three acres, nil orchard ot varieties ot fruit trees, and eight acres of Woodland. for tonus apply to (I, C. OSBORN, ( 1 C J L—tf Through the Post-office, ton to Spat ten burg, Nowbcry in Law- ration • Chnrlebtou to Savannah. Total, renew 11 routes Georgia-—Maeon to Columbus; Macon to Atlanta; Fort Valley to Albany ; MiL lodgovilto to Gordon ; Millodgovillo to I. at on ton ; Augusta to Atliwita . ' to Warrenton; Double Widls to ington ; Union Point to Athens; Atlanta mg oi pikes bus also boon extensively ear ned on. Oiieot tho piisoneis had made alo)ut two thousand ot those murderous weapons. N amorous revolvers and breast pluto* a.so hail been found in possession of l V‘M\nsonors eonnoelod with tho Irish branch 1 ri 'l* u ' newspaper. l!o quoted an itiecn- Wasli- *■ l' ! * r .'k r «Mph, urging tlm employment j • • 1 oi lo,v " number of that papor W Sun co py, DR. T. C. CHAFIN r pKNI)KltS his services, i J- MF.DI01NK and SllR.i r-ons efUolumbu; uud vicinity. ,,t ro,erc . noes given when desired, nm i i l i e, 7 e , u , r p experience. »:.. oeu ! • Brannons I'rue Store, whom E”il!"'- fi'F-iTiiVioVM.HwriSd’StSh i r *u nee on troupe street, between Thomas a it ltil .iriii, m front of the rcsidonco of tho I J'.“° James M. Kveritt, ami in tI\c roar of “ Aca*lottiy oftho Sisters of Mercy, ol loreo, from tlm 'vhieh was about lo be i-sued * Mr. Burry conihidwl lu„ "■I IT-h. fwli will* >•' " , ’ it loinlj AllsnU la ClmlUnooea Ivingslan lo llumc; Tol.l routes. , „ . .... | Mississippi—Cnnton to .liu'ks.vn, Teun u' 1 n-prlunt that the tomans worn pow Columbus to Artosia; Mobil.., Ala.,' t» : " V ' 1 lr *' !u, ‘‘ 1 “" ,l Amorioa. II, 1 Columbus, K.y., via Mobilaanti Obio rail- 1 ' • ' ‘"at thi. allair would end fnr»»» FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE. road; Meridian rouU-t*. Louisiana—New Mississippi p.L( to Jackson. Total Orleans to Canton, the resolutions ml M The following i voted iVnvu. By Mr. Cameron Jifsolved l>y the f»\ the State of' Tennessee, l-t. That we hereby approve and candidly end administration of Andrew Johnson, J*res ideal of the United Slate*, and hereby protnUe him our faithful and unflinching support in carrying out his polity in or ganizing tlm Government ul tho southern SUtes. 2. That hit letter of inrtruet’mu to Gov. 1 llolden, of North Carolina, in which he , declares that the returned Confederate i soldier* who have been paroled, and Itavo • taken the oath of nrnuo>ty prescribed by hlui, and who do not come w ithin any of the exception*- named in his proclamation , of ainnu&ty, bhall bo rehtoiovl to ull tlm j rights, privileges and immunities of full and complete citizenship, L a wiso, just, liberal and etatesmunliko policy, aud con tains the true h^intion of our present un happy condition, and it faithfully su»-taiii Ihe Postmaster General has also invit- ; ed proposals for the entire mail service of i j the several Southern Slates, from July 1, , 1NW, to July It, lNOT, the lutter date being ! the time when the regalnr letting takes place, and the time when the contracts it we uo ! would have expired hud there been no in* iorsu the torrupiion by the war. Proposals will be ' received by the Second Assistant Post master General till October 01st, and de cision rendered by November 15th. , affair would Ml qvT bopaloss conspiracies. lhetvidcnce was then given against In* prisoners, and some wore identified as being connected with the suppressed Fu- ninii orenn. ' TO RENT LOW, Tha investigation is still peiutinjr, and F^SoXii* 1 .? ROOMS in a privato dwelling .1 H..,.. *’ ! .Also, ft suia'I house on tho same lot will probably last tor several days At i McIntosh 'ircct. Fenians ut Dublin castle, yesterday, it whs i - | P»t in evidence tlmt the plot of the Feni ans was of the most snngui* ary charac- I ur. it was to down thu nobility, the mis- i toeraey, and tlu* land ownera, and assassi. natu tlu in all on the breaking out of the ; Mlmti. The Duke of Leicester, and were specially named for ossaftsi Apply to T. E. llowutt. otlic For Rent, TSVi^Vi' 1 VTftNITURK of Major i ‘hard, docoasoil, mijoininc thp ’ denoe of tk 0 late Mai. John 11 lllwio i f /b**Apply at this office, or to lloward - Hot 1.-ROUT. < n o are authori/.od to announce J. MONROE BAKER candidate for rc-clection as Clerk of the Circuit Court of Russell county, Ala., at the ensuing election. Oct 10—te' FOR TIIE LEGISLATURE. JOHN BUCHANAN, of Russell County, thi., will be supported for tho Legislature, by oet 8—Rio Many Feiknus, JOHN KING, BANKER AND BROKER, OfVtue at (lie old Marine Dank Agency WILL BUY ANU SELL GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, bank notes and UNCURRENT MONEY. A 1.1. KINDS OF STOCKS. BONDS. AND OTHER SECURITIES, lluuitht and sold on Coinmutdon. Particular attention paid to Collodions at this and other points and the proc.eds remitted pvmntly. Oct 1ft—dm CLOTHING, AUOTIONsaiSJ Bj D. P. ELUs, (Lato Ellis, Livingst on t CtJ T vill sob m Snt E o S f U mj i j , t ) O r, U0! <»'d<| SUGAR, TANNER'S OIL, L0( HOUSEHOLD and kitchkv 2 SETS DOUBLE HARNESS LOT CROCKERY and GLASS Wn. AVtlh our usual variet,- „f dwir , k| *■ aoK>" IheD"' (ortheCj, 1 Pr.h.F Wo. Ir B. F- S« tf. 0- F J, tf • I 0. C. tf. a. * h. B- s I)r- tf. 15. I 3 . EjXjXjJq (Lato Elus, LtvmaiTox a jy stock o^gsaMfewiafe “ ir,, = 1 Very fine large black Kentu.V, S years old, well broke t0 sio,|, bio barnoM—a very desirable f.“ Dr. l b01 J, L. J' Tbs A«ssts»U Railroad: At Stalk At Box i Atfl« nc ' At Bade At Fort’ Jones 1 Kxtra but. kind and peutlo RAV Min works iti single or double luret*,. [Both the above animals are 0 T the kind and well worth the attention,',, er«.J 1 Texas troe SADDLE -nd BRIDLE. 1 Excellent and but little worn BUGGY. 1 BUGGY POLK. A L8Q, LIKELY YOUNG MULES, SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE WAGONS AND BUGGIES 1 Very fine MILCH COW, Ac L oet 17-$8 Fine lot of OVER COATS. Cloth nnd (Wi- Coat*. Full Dress nnd Bu?inc«fl Suits of every style, poe nnd Cnssiiaece Pants, nnd Fancy V'estiDgs. Large lot of Fancy Cassimere, Lin- llickory and Merino Shirts; Canton Flan nel, Jcim* i ud Merino Drawers. Fancy Linen and Paper Collars, Gents'and Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Fancy Kid, Whito, Berlin nnd Cn^eiuiere Gloves, Buck. Gnuntlets, Cassimere Hats, Valises, Umbrellas, ot eeteru. We have secured tho services of MR. GEO. H. BETZ, in our Manufacturing Department, who is now prepared to serve hi* old customers, nnd as many new qnos uk may favor hiir. (and us) with their patronage. Having just returned from New York, where he lias been enabled to ac quaint himself with the latest fashions aqd styles of cutting, he will bo tho better prepared to give that UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION which has always distinguished him as one of the MOST CELEBRATED TAILORS in the South. We cordially invito the “ Public ’’ to give us a call before purchasing olsowhere, as we in tend to uiako it to their interest to purchase from uh. Our aim will be to please, nod it is our deter mination to establish a FIRST CLASS REP UTATION. Having purchased our stock at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES, our motto will bo “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” Columbus, Gn., Sept. 27—1 iu BY D. P. ELLIS (Lato Kill*, Livingston A Co.) r»N SATURDAY oT 21, t, yt; vV wilt veil in trnnt of ptoru * " the tf e b»v» ir weekb Uk« thU m t ( tho»o» VJflCO. ** 1 lirouJ (® 1 weekly chodjy.b 1 publication The country he: ull the uai wish to «ra SODS to till mike hade tre lequest in their hoodi off fi jnenttf fur u depot, and are to ho Inquirer i BonthJ, 10 1 LARGE RICH’S FI RE PROOF Sa with doublo door and powder proof L< iii good order. We w* 1 ene or two this paper. 1 Medium sire HERRING’S FIRS I SAFE—Improved Look-in goodori* 1 Very tine Tapistry CARPET, is by 2 * most new. A SPLENDID 7 OCTAVE liOSEWO PIANO, of modern stylo hdJ i tone—as good as new. Can be jwdui store until day of sale. 1 COOKING STOV t—no.vly new-cot 1 Show case, Bureaus, Sido beard, liedit. Chairs, Tab’es. Mattres*cs, Ac., Ac . with ot very desirable goods. oct IT I By D. P. ELLIS, (Late Ellis, Livingston* A Co.) Desirable City Property. FkN TUESDAY 21th October at lb'io’d '-J 1 will sell in trout of my store: Store Ho "8e and Lot On Prond street, generally known hf"Kopa Store,” nearly opposite to Marine U.mk.vi WM. a. SWAN, (LATE OF TENNESSEE.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, GA. THOS. C. JOHN80N, (LATE OF ST. LOUIS, MO ,) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Claim aud Real Estate Agent, No. 50 Market Street, (Up Stairs,) MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oet. 10—3m* 1). H. BALDWIN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.. I). H. Baldwin J. F. Cumminq. H. Briuiiam, Now York. 11, DK1U1IAM, I C. M. Um-ST. f Suv “ nn ‘ b - BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH. Advances made on consignments to our House in New York, and to our friends in Liverpool and Glasgow. Oot. 10, 1865—3m F. J. Cox A NT. A. J. Youso C0NANT & YOUNG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 39 SOUTH STREET, e\v. Y oi*k, Offer their services for Bales Cotton, Tobacco, or other produce, and will purohase on order goods itf all kinds.' REFER Atkins, Dunham A; Co., C. R. Woods, E. B. Young, W. II. Youug, R. M. Gunby, Oct. 7—dm T O : Apalachicola, Fla. Kufaula, Ala. do Columbus, Ga. do I). 8. IIRXKDICT. E. W. HBXKDICT. J. 0. BKNKDICT. D. S. BENEDICT & SONS, GROCERS AND COMMISSION HARD AM * N KW8. Gov. Kharkov showed us * d'^patdi on y(*btord^y evening; from WIslington City in roply toono by him to iho Uroaident, stutiiijr tlmt General 1». (i. Hutunbriee Is imrduned. Ho will, thero- 1oro, be eligible, nccordin^ to hi\ ordinance ol tho late Convention tho day ho tnkos no amnesty oath proscribed in tho Presi dent s Proclanuition ol May SRUh, 1S65, [Jackson Mississijtpin/i, $t/ ( . for V large nnd comfortable DWELLING HOUS near tho upper end of Broad street. AppU to H ALL, MOSKS ,1 tuition. Tho linen inanulacturcrs and oth ers, wore tt» bn called on to *ivo materials to support the eauso, under throat* of ov- 1 termination nnd tho oonlisoatioti of tboir pro)*ui iy if they i eimu*d to do »o. The evidence nR«ins*t the prisonois is said to ; bo most complete. LATKST IIY TKLKOKAl'H TO LON UOXI'KItRY. ! Liverpool, Sept. Tho brokers' oir- i FA KM eontainint two hundred and culttr report* Um) sales ot lotion t"r the A. ty-five acres of land, two hundred i week ut lftt.000 bnlen, including SI, UOtHo *-*- • •*«—.» .... imctilator* nnd S2,tkX) to ci) ortvro. The ET, FARM I’OR REN r state ol cultivatiun. and fifty niroa fresh land: the place in sood fix: eood darolliu •d and carried out by tho people will load , Americus on the t'th intt., but owine to u, .. l0 JS°* ce ' h »FF lnMe » I,J prosperny. the interior court failing to revise the iu. \»- I r .. ,, ... i MH'i'UIHlor* t»n«l to CALorte**?. lilt* I ••“**•»"« I';»v*iu (iouu iii ; gou« a W0II1U \\ » learn from tho Republican tlmt tho nmrkui has been excited and Drices *J4d ! bam and gin house and fall lurm of ^unlter superior eouu, Judire higher lor AmarifltS Jn'd ££!?,?• r*; Uonveniaut to Mhool andchuroh, Will • B. H. Clark presiding contend k 2d . h W.!f r to * 1 neceasary farm implementa^if derirct. look to President Johnson with hope and confidence, and that we have full nnd im pip'll laith in hil elateitnanehip and iiber • .» ruu <Jlnn ((. could bo traniacled ; in cooicquonce of which thojud^se adjourned the court un til the next tunu in course. hiu otbi . description* on tho week. The au- jjjf? 1 -qu* iatioi.5 are for fair Orleans -•ji b muMling Orleans 21t l, middling -lid. Sales to-day j Vor terms apply to ft. C. OSR0B H-U On the \ M«>bi (Friday) 40,(Xk) bales. Tho excitement is increasing; prices are » to Id over tht quotation).. Actual stock in port is 201,* FRESH OYSTERS, TIjBT RECKIVKD FROM M011ILK, ci Boulter Hou»a. evt 17-U SILVERS A BffADg,,. ES. :t, FRESH ARRIVAL! MORE NEW"CLOfHING! No. 91 Broad Street, AOEE, STEWART & CO., [AYE Just received a new > Black Doeskin Cnas. Pants, Fine White Mart*. Vests, “ “ Beaver Cloth Over Coats. ” Business Suits, together with a fine assortment of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. On hand and to arrive a well selected ntock YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, to 20 years old. The Great Ladies Fancy Store. PERRY"& CO., 8-4 33i*oad Street, HAVE JUST OPENED THE MOST BEAU TIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HATS AND SHOES, IN THE CITY. SIGHT EXCHANGE OTST NEW YORK, FOR SALE, In Sums to Suit Purchasers. Oot 5-tf W. \V, OAKHAKD. nearly opposite to Marine llaok.i front on Broad street of i"! j fet-r, more or running back 147 tt 10 Inchc*. Titles io4ii able. Possession at once. Terms} cash, bulauco 1st January next Dwelling House and S tuatod corner of Broad and Early itrnti, ing tho south portion ot lot No. 1J7, withe foi table improvements. Good water. Lot tains about 1-3 acre, uioro or less- Titles feet. Dwelling House and On McIntosh street, between St. Clw Crawford, next door south of tho rwidn Wiu. Harris, (tho lato Sexton.) conti about U acre. House has four well fiti rooms, with garden and necessary out-boil All nearly now, Titles good. 'ieruiiCu Purchasers will do well toexamin above proporty before tho sale. By D. P. ELLIS, (LATE ELLIS. LIVINGSTON AC! VALUABLE WAREHOUSE Storehouse Property AX AUCTION. IN THE CITY OF C0LUMB ON TUESDAY 21th Octob«ratlOHo’i I will soil, without reserve, in frontc DILLARD, POWELL & CO WAREHOUSE, Fronting on Broad street about 1(30 feet,fi ing on Bryan street ISO feet, Hnd on Fronti feet, with All the brick—nearly ®noi rebuild. This Warehouse was destroyed by fir* time of Wilson’s raid and would store; about 12,000 bales of Cottou. In additi the Warehouse, there urc attached two tenements fronting Broad street. Terms—1-3 cash, balanoe 6 and 12 montl Plan of tho lots can bo seen at myiw room. MESSRS. FOWLER & WELI PHRENOLOGISTS 3HH BROADWAY, N PUBLISH THE PHRENOLOGICAL : And LIFE ILLUSTRATED, AT *2 A YEAR-SINGLE NO'S 50 New Volumns commence in Januny Agents Wanted Oct. 14—d4tw4t D. P. K addition t fore, be w niture, e'n his grand needing si early. De you ofl. f mother bi 21th he ffi rill then s Oslo Ellii ii^sorl. ,Gen. tVi bouncing of thi- mili Col. Won excellent o Emus. It people nut until matt Ike Colonel Tbc Beo They h»vc Isrrrrj/Mrr The Wft Hihaffy, ■tore, but a It’ll lire.pi ted, Sir. 0. G iiirosidenc too roid. living corn! Mtssrs. 1 Hinserd, 1 commission llubicoln. .ltd will p pitted in ll G, C. (1st ply un tho Dr. J. 1\ our peoplo drug store. A large d offered Moses. Mi;or It, reeideaco ol will be mi tence at thi Four nio ire offered Hewott. Messrs, j litge ship pool. Messrs. ! Oysters, ju lots ihe bi The Cbs sight. irfic Pa Mcommod ing us n n ^’e return I'm! a light fi COTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!! RYE! RYE! OOfl BUSHELS FEED 11YE for sale on ^v/t f consiL-nmcut by ON CONSIGNMENT, 07 BBLS. Kxtra St. Louia FLOUR, J » 1 hhd. Clarified Coffee SUGAR, IS Boxes Star CANDLES oct 15 3t* M. V. ELLIS A CO. NOTICE. of Xovouiber next, corn and fodder; about 60 bead of fattening hogs ; also stock hogs, cattle, and a few umlcs and horse*. Terms cash. oetlS-tda* JK3SKK CAHTKR. MEDICAL NOTICE. T HE impression having obtained among some of my *’ Patrous,” and the citizens of Columbus and vicinity, tiiat I havo abandoned the “Medical Profession" in consequence ot self the pleasure, ;»ntllo OliC >, through the medium of your ublie” that I shall uot permit auy business operation* of whatovor nature, to interfere with niv medical pursuits, or to interrupt those social relations of a professional eharaoter, which have been, lor years, so pleasant and agreeable. Culls letl at the Drug Store of Messrs. Brooks A Co., (one door above Ennis A Co.,) or at my rexidence on Forsyth street, will moot with prompt attention. .. WM. W. FLKW ELLEN, M. D. Oct. 10—Ira A CHALLENGE. TV • C. Aiui), “lit euou, a uinmii "ituuuy xeutleman in Columbus, at the word "ono," for S eutleman in Columbus, at tue word le line, for One Hundred Dollars. W. W. PKUDON. Oct. 12—Iw etOenobly’s f'Utol Gallery. FASHIONABLE MILLINER ted adme RANDOLPH ST. friends and the ladies aeueraljy-^ has just returned from New York witn»« stock of GOODS, consisting of Lidia Misses’ HATS, trimmod and uutnf French and American FLOWERS. W 1 Lace*, Plumes, Feathers. Veils. » D " other articles too numerous to mention which sho offers at LOW PRICE*- An early call is respectfully solicitw- aug 26—tf own delict IV G lo g their eclipse tl is one th. SARATOGA RESTAUR WEST SIDE OP BROAD # »tf NBXT DUB ft TO 1). V. ELLIS' AUCTION K UP STAIRS . (FORMERLYDll. WOODRUFFS° rFI »«U-hccoi "gionwo "PUh” J •Wh to p Ladles or families wish- ing meals sent to their J rooms can have thorn seotr to nny part of tho city it rtwonftble rates. D caldW *1 Oct 4-tf Sun copy. —*nd tha •wt ash THE STATE OF ALABAMA, RUSSELL COCIT I T IS Ordered tbat a special \ u, cuit Court for this County b*> PJ lf j Crawtord on Monday, 30th for . criminal cases only. The Clerk J j Grund Jury and two panneli of J ^ Grund Jury and two panneu o» • -r 1# summoned for that week. O^L ob «'KgR, Clcri'CirW*^ By orilvr of Rou’r Dot'OHKHTV. ' The witnesses heretofore cases uow pending are notified to ^ Special Term of the Court witno subpmnied. October oot 10—t*l — ' 'TUNING: A ND REPAIRING of MelodMjv. j ons, Flutiuas Concertiua*., ^ repairing and tuning of Churc% l PIANOS B*°t Boat Vj *°tne tkai ^tfd the efl ’Vet feet. Yo «o*. ce ’•“l (he gooffe for «ot U p i, oar v I'Rerdnv TheUc Order, reoeivod at Mr. ,.d aud the reaWence of Mre. B»o 0[ . dXd nl “ r *' A “ w * rl, oYapV?R «Cl“ RrtLCl bll »in A ‘•erlyop, Ofitd eve: ’**’4ar,nt |*4 ffrioli wuiia t