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COLUMBUS DAILY ENQUIRER.
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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1865.
VOL. VII.—NO. 261.
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The meeting of tin
and Queen 1- ’
Kpoquo,
turbulent atnu
the repti
kit Isabella.
• Kinpcror Napoleon
remurked on by the
rticle which touches rap-
' tho relative portion of the two
-ns and their antecedent eareers.
T i« in ^%-“^ ! h.vin* been
sZron'V" V'MiVT, whon "uli 'i
‘ij',1 l0 follow the road to exile. His
vnutl'i. divided between filent reveriee,
mid bold exnedi-
d hy turns nmoug
I,ulili.an«-*r Switzerland mi 1 AincriJ
ms of tile Eng.
io'ii jiri "r di-eentontiil Froncbinon,
who'(locked to |iliu'e unuor liio imlronuge
of [lie lieir el' so (treat 11 nmno llieir liliins
i , r universnl Imppinesl, or their own por-
..'Diu view . ■ i a it c rn no I iii'im nt end kid hi—
l.nn. At Inst he arrived at the Tuilleries,
alter having niet with imprisonment on
til) V. iy. mid he lins had thm rare piece of
rood fortune to bo nbiu to realize in mn-
larenjenll the projects of his youth; lie
has made a nmv Franco and ti tn-w 1’nril,
and is occupied in creation; u new Kurope,
by expending in tho work, poiliiips, a lit-
llnnuiiey, but inliniteiy less blood than
I lid ilia uncle. Wi.l what lie has fuundod
last? No one can say. Ii.it even should
liis entire work perish, be will not the less
left an indellible mark in histoi}-.—
And the IJ men id Spain! V.'lint a curi-
oasdestiny hasher’s been! Kvon bolore
she was born, her exported birth lit up a.
civil war. She had not attained tho hko
„r reason wlien her perron and her throne
mao universal objects of envy and umbi-
tion; the choice of n husband (or ITor was
a European ipiestion; all the cabinets wore
in a btato of excitement! the greutest
statesmen and tho most consummate di-
plomati.-ts disputed the honor of uniting
tliovouim cirl with some olaimant in re-
1llC 3 x-7 I ll. eiiit.i.1 nn.l linr
scale*. Ho proposes that tho romances of
factories shall deprive their supply of air !
from sewers ; the latter will thus be emp
tied ot their mephitic gases, which will bo
destroyed by combustion, fresh air from
the atmosphere supplying thier place. Ho
calculates that if tho combustion of only
70,000 tons of coal can he thus economised
annually in Paris, or only a tenth part of
what is burned there, the sewers will bo
daily supplied with about 110,000,000 cu
bic feet of flesh air—that is, more than
seven times their contents.
A Negro Shot for Ki< king a (Ikn-
ti.kmax at a Circus.—Wm. P. Flem
ing, of this city, accompanied by’ another
gentleman, on Saturday nijfliL last,visited
the circus and quietly sua'cri themselves
among the audience. They had been
seated a few* minutes only when Mr.
Fleming felt himself, as he supposed,
kicked by some one behind him, and
turning observed no one whom he was
willing to suspect of such an indignity,
•concluded lie must have been mistaken.
In a very short time the kick wh« repeat
ed twice, when Mr. Fleming discovered
that the outrage had been deliberately
committed by a negr > man, who had
forced his way among the white audience
and taken his seal in-mediately behind the
a-at oeoupiei by Mr. Fleming and his
friend. As soon «- lie found tho negro
lmd kicked him. Mr. Fleming drew his
pistol, aiming it at tho negro’s head, hut
the negro seized him lirroly by the wrist,
with a strong and powerful grip, and lor
awhile prevented him from shooting.
All. Fleming, however, -uncorded in re
leasing himself and shot the negro through
the body,indicting a dangerous but a well
deserved wound.
The negro went to the circus, we have
no doubt, deliberately to insult the while
audience. If he did, tho result is just
such as such conduct will always meet
from Kentucky men. A negro girl, at a
private house,was heard to say that even
ing, that she “would not go to tho circus
because the negroes were going there to
take seats with the white people, and
there would bo a disturbance.” The con
duct of the negro man who insulted Mr.
Fleming looks as if it was a concerted
plan to provoke a difficulty.
[Mfn/.sriUt> (/v.y.) Bulletin.
ecu*. She was at length suited, and h
marriage became the forerunner of tho
fall of tlmt government for which it lmd
been con.-idercd u success. Tho younger
branch of the Bourbons went to join the
elder one in exib-; tho fneo of Kurope was
changed; tbo l» urbonsol Purina ami Na
ples fell in their turn. And now, the heir
ess of that great name of bourbon, the
only descendant of II**#;ry IV. that still
wears a crown, is obliged to turn toward
the mod powerful adversary of her fami
ly. and to or poet from them the saloty ot
a throne so often shaken, and so greatly
menaced at this present moment. There
Uind.- l hardly a possibility of entertain
ing a doubt «>n the subject. Tho inter-
vi*»w^n question would probably have
i.-r r taken place if fJ.m.jM Isabella had
rot '. It that tbo future and tho wolture of
l ; .“Spanish monarchy were in question
thorn are, beyond the Pyrenees men
who w-itii'l • with -a Hg *c: nviction
Ihe independence of their country to tho
id**«of IR-rian uu:y and tho desire ot
taking part in llm general remodeling of
Europe—nt least, unless proof* can bo
piven to thorn that they mUftcount neither
on the support nor on the favor of the
French Emperor. Tho object is, there-
ture, to g.iin this powerful arbiter over to
the royal'cause. A ministry such as was
r.ecessurv t> please him bus been com
posed; the . iagdotu of Italy has been re
cognised; even still more will, perhaps,
h- d*»ix.; the daughter of the Catholic
Queen, notwithstanding tho contradiction
Riven by so-> ;• of the .Madrid journals,
will, nerhaps, be given in marriage to tho
son of tbeeieumM unioatod monarch, who
ha* taken two-thirds of tho patrimony of
•St. Peter, and who covets the rest.”
Face! iu*.
• ‘‘Papa,” said Air. Brown’s youngest
son, “can’t l go to tho circus?'’ “No, my
boy,” allectn.nattd.v replied Mr. Brown;
“if you are a good bov, 1 will take you to
sec your grandmother’s grave this alter-
noon.”
A man complained of his pillow at a ho
tel in tho oil regions. “Those pillows are
made of cork, as an experiment," blandly
responded the landlord, “and I am sorr.y
to say they are u failure.”
Diplomatic Anecdotes — On one oc
casion, at the court of Henry VIII., the
French ambassador vapored about tho
beauty of his own language, and the glut-
tony of tho English; and, looking at tho
Earl of Shrewsbury, tho Frenchman
pitied his inability to speak or understand
French. When this was in targeted to
Lord Shrewsbury, the old onrl raised his
bent head, got painfuby to his feet, and
putting his bund to his dagger, exclaimed
that if he thought there was a word of
French in his whole body, he would dig
it out with his dagger. As for gluttony,
he remarked that if the English did not
eat their beasts, their beasts would eat
them. Altogether, he “dumhfounderod”
tho ambassador. This sounds something
undignified now, but it was frankness
then. That most llippunl »d diplomatic
asses, Prince Sellwartzonburg, was so
grossly impertinent as to remark sneor-
ingly to Lord Ward that English diplo
matists spoke shocking bad French. ‘Ah,’
said tho English nobleman to tho Austrian
satirist, ‘you must remember that we have
not had the advantage of having our capi
tal cities so often occupied by French
troops as some of tho continental nations.’
This sharp comment on the German’s text
was as creditable to Lord as a re
ply of an English ambassador V*7 Napo
leon, at tho tinio of the ruptur'/d the
peaceol Amiens. ‘I will make an ifttack
on England,’ said that most imperious of
muscular gents, tho Fir.-t Consul, in a
burst of fury, to L »rd Whitworth. ‘That
is your affair, sir,’ was the reply. ‘I will
annihilate you,’ roared the Consul. ‘Ah,
sir, that is our affiir,’ was the calm and
noble reply of tho representative of a
great peoplo.
A Good Thing from Andy.—The
Albany (New York) Knickerbocker
says:
Bam Tildon, the orator of Democracy,
has just returned from Washington,
where he had an interview with President
Johnson. A good &tory is told of Sam
and tbo President Everybody knowing
Sam Tilden knows that ho is an intolera
ble boro. President Johnson knew that
yeuftago; he therefore was disposed to
indulge him and let him run loose. Til
den commenced by comptimenting the
President upon returning to old Demo
cratic doctrines in his reconstruction poli
cy and bringing back the party to Jeffer
sonian landmarks. Ho branched off,
elaborating on his subject, and illustra
ting it as only Sam Tilden can. He re
minded the President that this was a com
pensating world, and illustrated this point
by calling his attention to the fact that
whilo the peacock had a magnificent rain
bow tail, the bird was good for nothing to
eat—that the elephant was a colossal ani
mal, but lacked the speed of the ante
lope.
Tho President, all tho time, sat biting
his lips, wondering what the d—1 Tilden
was driving at. Mr. Tilden continued:
“There, too, Mr. President, is tho poor,
stupid oyster; what a sweet morsel to roll
under your tongue, but what a ropulsive
object to look at.” The President here
interfered, and taking the spectacles from
his nose, quaintly observed : “That there
was one thing to be said in favor of tho
oyster, and that was he knew ivhcn to
shut up.”
Tilden lookod slightly confused at the
President, left tho room, leaving him to
digest tho oystor. Tilden has now tho
same opinion of President Johnson that
tho Now York World had of him last
fall—he is a “boorish tailor,” who knows
moro about “a gooso” than an oyster.
The Population of the Globe.
Thore are on the globe about one billion
two hundred and eighty-eight millions of
souls, of whom
Bfiy,000,000 are of the Caucasian race.
552.000. 000 are of tho Mongol race.
190.000. 000 are of the Ethiopian race.
175.000. 000 are of the Malay raco.
1.000. 000 are of tho lndo-American race.
There are 3,662 languages spoken, and
1,000 different religions.
The yearly mortality of tho globe is
333,333,333 persons. This is at the rate of
91,554 per day, 3,730 per hour, or 00 per
minute. Bo each pulsation of a human
heart marks tho decease of some human
creature.
Tho uvorago of human life is 83 years.
One-fourth of the population of the
globe die at or before tho ago of 7 years;
one-half at or before 17 years.
Among 10,000 persons, one arrives at
tho age of 100 yours; one in 500 attains
the age of 90; and one in 100 lives to the
ago of *30.
Alarriod men live longor than single
ones.
Ln 1,000 persons 05 marry, and moro
marriages occur in June and December
than in any other months of the year.
One-eighth of the entire population is
military.
Professions exerciso a great iniluenco on
longevity, ln 1,000 persona who arrive at
the age of 70 years, 42 are priosts, orators,
or public speakers; 40 are agriculturists,
33 arc workingmen, 32 soldierB or military
employees, 29 advocates or engineers, 27
professors, and 24 doctors. Tnoso who
devote their lives to tho prolongation of
the lives of others die the soonest.
There are 335,000.000 Christians.
There arc 6,000,000 Israelites.
There are 60 000,000 Asiatic religions.
Thoie aro 160,000,000 Mohammedans.
There are 200,000,000 Pagans.
Among tho Christian churohes—
170.000. 000 profess tho Roman Catholic
faith.
75.000. 000 profess the Greek faith.
30.000. 000 profess the Protestant faith.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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WIA. F
11,1885. j
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REV.,
Kbvrmuk 2d Oistbict, Ukor<
Macon, Ga., Auj
By order from Treasury Department, taxos,
whon due, are required to bo paid buforo ship
ment of cotton oan be made from this district.
The 2d District is composed of the following
counties: Baker, Bibb, Butts, Calhoun, Chatta-
hooeboe,Crawford, Decatur, Dooly, Dougherty
Karly, Harris, Houston, Lee, Macon, Marion.
Miller, Mitchell, Monroo, Muscogee, Pulaski*
Pike, Quitman, Randolph, Schley. Spaulding*
Stewart, Sumpter, Talbot, Taylor, Terrell, Up
son. Webster and Worth.
Internal Revenue Notice.
Official instructions having been iceoived this
day from the Commissioner of lutcrnal Reve
nue, Rail Roads, Steam Boats. Express Com
panies and nil peraona a~e hero! y notified not
to transport any Cotton, or iuovo it out of tho
2d oollectoral district, unless they first procure
a permit from this office or from iny doputics.
Cotton can be shipped on any Railroad to Ma-
eon. Duty oan be paid at Columbus to Richard
W. Jaquog, Deputy Collector.
JAMES C. McBURNEY,
August 22-tf Collector.
JOHN KING,
BANKER AND BROKER,
Ollier nt the old Mnrlue llnnk Agency,
WILL HUY AM) SELL
gold, silver, exchange,
bank notes and
UNCURRENT MONEY.
ALL KINDS OK STOCKS, BONDS, AND
OTHER SIICI KITIKS.
Bought nml ?oM on CoinmitMon.
Particular attention pnlj to Colleciions n
thl. ami other points and I lie proceed* remitted
rromtly. Oct 1.1—2m
EPPING, HANSERD & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COLUMBUS, GEO.
8. K. I.AWHOK,
OFFICE COLLECTOR INT’L REVENUE,)
2d District of Ukoruia. >■
Macon, August 14, 1305. )
Notice is heroby given that all Distillers of
apples, penohes, grapes, corn, or other suhstan-
ceu, and all manufacturers of tobucco, cigars,
Ac., are requirod to tako out a licenso and give
bond* Those who fail to give bond and procure
license are, in addition to all other pcnaltios
and forfeitures, liablo to pay ono hundred per
centum additional duties thoreon.
Notioe, merchants and others purchasing
liquors before tho duty is paid, do so at thoir
own risk, as the law compels mo to seize it, no
matter in whoBe hands it ma> bo found.
JAMES C. McBURNEY.
aug22-tf Collector.
COLUMBUS, Ga.. August 22. 1805.
Having been appointed Deputy Collector lor
the couutics embracing Muscogoc, Talbot, Har
ris, Marion, ChattahoocheoandStowart.all par-
ticscngaged in distilling spirituous liquors in the
above named countios will apply at once at my
office, opposite the Poiry House, and file bonds
and procure permits,
RICHARD W. JAQUES.
Deputy Collector
nug 2‘2-tf Internal Kcv. 2d Dist. Ga.
To the Voters of Columbus.
compliance with the law requiring tho
amos of all persons entitled to vote at tho
annual election, for “Mayor and Aldermon and
other officers” of tho city of Columbus, to bo
registered, I have openod n list at the Counoil
Chauibor, in the Court llouso. for this purpose.
M. M. MOURE, Cl’k Council.
Sopt 9,1865—2in_ Sun copy.
Through to Atlanta.
Spkgimkn Impudknck.—A curtain Rov.
Dr. Massey, of England, a sort of itine
rant clergyman, who spends part of his
timu in this country, attending to other
people’s business bus boon <mi West en
lightening tho ignorance of the citizens of
tho Buckeye State. Ho is very anxious
that tho policy of “tho sainted Lincoln”
shoul 1 be carried out, and particularly
that the niggers should ho made free and
equal citizens. He informs us that the
people of Groat Britain are looking with
eager cyee upon u-, hoping “that we will
make thorn (tho niggers) equal in tho eye
of the law with every other man ; that wo
were securing to thorn aU those opportu
nity ? for social, political and moral ele
vation which were the birthrights of every
man, which we declare for ourselves in
our Declaration of Independ.-nco, and
which we ought to declare for those who
have not been able heretofore to declare
for themselves.”
Can the human mind conceive of a
higher attitude t<* which irnpu tence could
rim.? In country from which this so-
ailed reverend hails, the Declaration
J8F.RI), R. B. W VTSON.
Pool.
H. II, Epping, Jos. IIa
out 17-lm
HANSERD, WATSON A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
APALACHICOLA, FLA.
Advances mode on Cotton consigned to our
friends in Now York and Liverpool.
Job. Hansrrd. R. li. Watson. II. II. Epping.
oct17-1m
D. H. BALDWIN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ROSETTE & LA WHON,
AUCTION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
131 BROAD STREET,
COLUMBUS, GA.
I)ERSONAL and prompt attention given to
A consignments.
_j«r* Uorrox purchased. july20—tf
W. L. SALISBURY. 8. B. \V IR.KOi K.
WAKNOCK & OO.,
COTTON BK0KEKS |
COMMISSION ^MERCHANTS', j -
Office No. 131 Broad St.,
(Roeetto It Lawbon'0 Auction lloora.) I !
i r I 1 HEY nre proparod to .tore Cotton, Merch- ,
: X iindum, Pro lueo, Jco. I
1 I’artieultir attention given to the Rule ot
COTTON. PROUUCE. Arc. |
| Bagging, Ropk, Ac., furnUhed at tbo market
price.
Columhui, Ga., Aug. 3, 18i>5.—tf
J. A. TYLER AM’L E. ROUISON. 1
TYLER & ROBISON,
Grocery & Commission Merchants,.
NO. 129,
(Nearly Opposite the lian/c of Columbus.) I
Great Reduction in Freights
—ON—
COTTON.
Quickest and Cheapest
ROUTE TO „
17 S PEA 11L
STREET,
W YORK.
I>. II. Bu.n
J. F. Comm
II. Bkioiuu,
C. M. Holst.
!*■ \ Xtttr York.
SUPERINTEND A NTS 0EEICE,
MUSCOtJiDK RAILROAD CO ,
Columbus, Ga., Sept. 9th, 1865.
Muscogee Rail Road Schedule.
X AND AFTER MONDAY.l
Passenger Train on this road
Leave Columbus at 7 o’clock, A. M.
Arrive in Macon at 4.10 “ P. M.
Leave Macon at 7.24 A. M.
Arrive in Columbus at 4.24 P. M.
Maoou and Western R. R. Schedule.
• NIGHT TRAIN.
Leavo Macon 6.30, P. M.
Arrive at Atlanta 2.23, A. M.
Leave Atlanta 6.50, P. M.
Arrivo at Mar -u * : ...........3.30, A. Al,
BRIGHAM, BALDWIN tV CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAVANNAH.
Advances made on c
in Now York, and to
and Glasgow.
nsignments to our
our friends in Liv
Oct. 10,1805
00NANT & YOUNG,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 39 SOUTH STREET,
Now York-,
BCp 10—' (
W. L. CLARK, Suil’t.
Mr. JIkrciikr’s Sermon.—The die
course by tho Kov. llenry Word Beecher
which appeared in yesterday’, issue of
this paper, may be truly characterized as
a remarkable production. Although de
livered (rum a pulpit, it is in (act a disscr.
tttlion on the politics of the country; but
so fraught with tho spirit of Christian
charity, us to redeem it from the reproach
nf a scculur utterance, Poor Yorriok's
sermon was not more replete with tho be
nevolent wisdom of tho Gospel. Mr.
Beecher’s profession docs not permit him
'he trivial indulgences of vanity; other
wise wo would venture to assure him that
his discourse of last Sunday is a splendid
illustration of tho purost sentiments of tho
iicsrt and the highest faculties of the in
tellect. The sagacity of the statesman and
tho humanity of the Christian arc blended
in ils provident and magnanimous coun
sels. With wbat pathos ho pleads for the
exhibition of a "kind and conciliatory”
temper toward the peoplo of the South I
with what energy of argument ho exposes
the madness and (oily of tho faction which
would obstruct tho efforts of patriots to
re-tore tho Union! Notthe least admira
ble passage in his discourse, is the tribute
rendered to the character of General Lee;
and heroin Mr. Beecher distinguishes his
own worth, for tho mean or malignant
spirit is capable of appreciating virtuos so
exalted as are displayed by tho leader of
the Southern armies. Wo congratulate
Mr. Beecher that ho has emerged from
tho atmosphore of Tho Independent office.
Wo give him praise for preaching another
gospel than that proclaimed by the Kov.
Mr. Choevor. Escaped from associations
that have hitherto eclipsed his truly ad
mirable genius; wo prodict for Mr. Boech-
,-r, henceforth, a much less equivocal rep-
mation than ho lias heretofore enjoyed.—
A", y. News.
Notice!
. . . Independence Im-i never y» l been Bppliod
.Arrest - v (Jknkrat. Oktkoa in New | to the white race. Thouatinds and tens of
'i' UK.—An in tore-link' casein connection ! thousands, yen millions ol white men, aro
witli Mexican matters, and growing out there as voteless and voiceb-Fs as the cat-
cf tho Mexican emigration excitement of tie in tho fields ; and yet this insulting
l**t spring, whs yesterday befnro Judgo creature, this base and fawning Byco-
Moncrief, of tho‘Superior Court in this I phant of monarchy, comes hero to read R»r. any defi«n or pattern,
uty, niQhntnburs, General Ortega, who is • lecture to full-grown American*, and to r -p ODPHT A fiTTC!
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of advise them to g« t down to a level withuJll oiTlJU lAuJjLiU,
i sii '- »■»> s ‘» ui i,rn '“ 8 '
ha dares to show his face. Hut after all, IRK and Jewelry repaired by good
he is not so utterly debase 1 and mean as >lo workmen.
Mexico ami Vice President of the ltepub-
‘y M.d who, hy the expirat : « n of tho term
°‘ 1 resident Juarez,'Will become Presi-
r er, t n»;xt month, arrived in this country
in April last,where he has since remained,
Kn.' ipally in this city. Some days ago ho
whs arrested and admitted to bail in the
sum o! seven thousand dollars, on the
cornpmir.t of Col. William II. Allen, who
Js'-irel in connection with tho recruiting
emigration movement, and who a!-
* *2e$ unit he wus employed by the Gcn-
R WORK,
TREASURER’S OFFICE, I
Muscogee R. U. Co., 1
Columbus, Ga., Got., 24th, 1865, j
On and after this date tho lure on this road
will be seven cents per milo.
JAS. M. BIVINS, Treasurer,
_0ct 24-tf
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
SUPERINTEND ANT’S OI'FICE, )
u i. ur i) if u '
on this Road will bo run as follows.
Leavo Columbus at 6 25 A. M.
Arrive West Point 12 M.
Arrive at Montgomery - 9 Id. r. M.
Leave Montgomery 4 A.M.
Leave West Point 1 15 P. M.
Arrive at Coloumbus 6 45, P. M,
Connecting with trains of A. A W. P. R. R.
at West Point which arrives in Atlanta at 7 P.
M., in time to conncot with tbo Western and
Atlantic Rail Road for Chattanooga and points
north,
sept 22-tf
Notice.
MOBILE AND GIRARD RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, 9th instant, tho Pas
senger Train will leave Girard for Union Springs
at 2 o,clock, P. M.
oet6—2m B. E. WELLS, Sup't.
Odor their services fo
or other produce, and
goods of all kind*.
sales Cotton, Tobacco,
REFER
Atkins, Dunham At Co.,
C. K. Woods,
E. B. Young,
W. II. Y’oung,
U. M. Gunby,
Oct. 7—3m
TO:.
Apalachicola, Ida
Eufuultt. Ala.
d. s. ]
EDICT. K. t
D. S. BENEDICT & SONS,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MunciiAWTa,
NO. 23S MAIN STREET,
Between Third and Fourth Sts.,
LOUISVILLE, KV.
Oct. 4-2m j
8. V. ROWLAND. W. M. IRVINE. 8. N» BTKWAll.T.
ROWLAND, IRVINE & 00.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN '
Notioe to Shippers.
Offich Muscoqek Railroad, I
CnlumbuR, Ga.. July 31st, 1865. )
The Muscogee Railroad is now running a
DAILY TRAIN to Macon, and aro prepared
to forward freight with dispatch to Macon.
MilledgevUle, Atlanta,and intermediate points.
july31-t f W. L. CLARK, Sup’t.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
II- lu lii
who will &o degrade tl
to this fiunkoy of tho Kngli«h
KV. K. Day Boo/;
r “>ti euporinlond the'whole matter,
tuft promise that all expenses would be,
Allen states, after ho has ro- i coiorod people in Kentucky now
< -' f l a largo number of men for Si ox i- ■ the requirement of the lato proclamation,’ell known to need any recominen-
nd incurred debts amounting to ueur- defining conclusively tho statais of the ' ' ’V" " s “ s ".
ven thousand dollars, General Ortega ! negro in that fc>tat<\ they uro leaving in Governor Urnwnlow, while
,es t° cash the bills or to have uny* ! immense numbers, and moving north- streets ol Na*>uville lately, wi
paid
fruited
«v>, an
ly sev
the bills or to have any
‘J* \° 10 l * le recruits. The action
y^terday wu« on a motion to show cause
. y '/rdcr of arrest should not be va-
le 'J- Ihe General’s response to Allen’s
•‘•JjHtK.r.,- is a complotn denial. He says
he never gave tho latter tho slightest
Excitement Amongst tiik Colored; plain Watoho.
PXOPLE.—“Cousin oi ma, m a letter to,
tho Macon Telegraph, from Nashville,
says :
There i« a ruro excitement among tho^p a INGMIRE.
L nder 1
racj’. ^ Watch Department, which
GUARANTEE that the work will
best possible manner.
have
LLED, either in Ruby, Chrysolite,
luauiarine.
SUPBRINTENDANT’S 0FFICE,
Mchcogkk Kail Hoad, >
is respectfully o Columbus, Ga.. Aug. 14, ’65. )
. . .. Shippers and Consignees arc heroby notified
o a l08, that this Company will not Ije responsible for
"•■freights shipped to any Station on this Hoad, or
—at Columbus, after it is discharged from our
TV/TT) TXfcars. W. L. CLARK, Sup't.
Mil. JJ>T aug 14-tf
Formerl NOTICE.
OFFICE MUSCOGEE RAILROAD CO., \
UCQ Tor Columbus, Ga., Aug, 11,18t»6, /
Mil. JUiVnHIS COMPANY is prepared to make con-
Fnrmerlv %• A tracts for tno delivery at this nlaco of Oak
rormeriy ^ and j» in0 Wood by the Cttr i , ad . l' a rtie« wish-
will be pleosoding same will ploose make application itnmodi-
, . , ntely, W. L. CLARK, Sup’t.
rons and frionfT auf n-tf
Oct 4,1865-1nT *
General Collecting Agency,
HENPpHK
NO. 102 WALNUT STREET,
Botwecn Pearl and Third StrcotF,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Qot. 6,1865--2m •
J W PEASE, "
Bookseller and Stationer,
COLUMBUS, GA.
T?INE LETTER PAPER, by the quire or
JF real
Fine I
Find
Ladies' Fine Note Paper, Gilt
Commercial, School and Laii
White, Buff, Opaque and Canary Envelopes,
India Rubber Round Combs,
" “ Dressing Combs,
“ “ Tuck Combs, .
Morocco PuL'ket Dunks Vu.linlluws,
Leather Wallets. Briarwood Pipes,
G.D. Gun Caps, ilm’t Merchaum Pipes,
Playing Curds, .India Rubber Pipes,
Visiting Cards, Tooth PKlcs,
Violin A Guitar String* Memorandum Books.
Violin Bridges,
September 1 -tf _ ________
A LARGE LOT OF ('HEAP
NEW SHIT MUSIC,
JUST RECEIVED BY
J. W. PEASE.
it nc/i /i/»i an, t a A/r r ana
WARti. TolLtiT SOAP. I‘LSS. NKBULKS.
COMBS, SPOOL-CO TTOX. DOMESTIC Ull Y
a of jus, rf-c’.
Particular attention given to tho purchase or
sale of any kind of produce or merchandise.
J. A. TYLER,
aug5-tf S^AMIL E. ROBISON.
" BEDELL &CO„
Qroosrs and Commission Merchants,
{Nearly oppoaitc Han't if Columbua,
COLUMBUS, GA.,
Consignment!* of Merobai
Prompt attention given to the purchase and
sale of Goods of every description.
\V. A. BEDELL,
A. G. BEDELL.
July 11 .—tf a vS HARRISON.
ATKINS, DUNHAM A: CO..
COJimSSlOSland FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
APALACHICOLA, FLA.
__July 11 th. 1865.—tf
WM. a. SWAN,
(LATE OF TENNESSEE.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBUS, GA.
Office over Gunby'’<
nud St. Clair streets.
THOS. O. JOHNSON,
(LATE OF sr. LOUIS, Mu.,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tlaiiu and Real Estate Ageut,
o. 50 Market Str«•«*»,_ (Up Stairs,
MONTUOMElt V,‘ALA.
Oct. 10—Jim 1 ’
J. T. PEYTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MUIUl'IlIS, TliNNIiSSKK.
I )H0MPT attention given to all business en
trusted to his care.
lletors to lion. Hines Holt, Columbus, Ga.
Bopt 8,1865—601
a. J. MOtsKS, 8KKIOR. R. J. MoBKS, JUNIOR.
L_AW NOTICE.
'P1IE UNDERSIGNED have forundaco-
X partnership, under the name and style ot
R, J. MUSES, and will establish au office in
Columbus, Ga., on the 1st October next, in the
meantime letters addressed as above will b
promptly attended to.
The senior partner will attend regularly the
United States District Court at Savannah, the
Supreme Court of Georgia lor tnis Judicial
District, tbo Courts of tho Chut'.uh’oochuu Cir
cuit., and upon special rc-jr^or in important
cases will attend any of t/fo Courts in ueorgia
(Federal or tituto.)
It. J. MOSES, Senior,
nug 15-tf B. J. i>JO.>LS, Junior.
JAMES M. RUSSELL,
Attornoy at Xiaw v I
(Uflico over Store of Gunby dt Co.,)
H AVING resumed tbo practice of Lav, I
will hereafter givo lay undivided atientiou I
to all bu&inoss entrusted to me for this and con-.
tiguou8 counties. J
July 20-tf _■
LAW NOTICE.
f PllE undersigned is devoting his exclusive
X attention to tho practice of law.
HINES HOLT.
Colnmhus, Ga., July 6,1805. tf__
^ Law NoliceL
MpHE undersigned, at their old office, Craw-
X ford, Russell county, Ala., are | re pared to
file applications for pardon under tho Presi
dent’s amnesty proclamation, und also to trans
act all other proIVs.-ionnl •hcMocss.
G. D. A G. Wm. HOOPER.
,uug23-tf
113 3 1
4 z. 4
In
tho To
They
■ Daily Li
At JohnHonvillo
close connection is mad
ot Moam'TS, to St. Lo
tho Cotton and pay all accrued charges to tljut
point, and transport it to .‘•t. Louis, giving
through bill of hiding to New York. At :
s the Cot to
•d by the h
Kit
»to
er rail-
carried
if ship-
Broad Gagne, Mississippi
road, free of draya^c, and by lii
to New York without change id <’;i
pers prefer tho route by way ot Lo
ngentf of the different Througii Freight Lines
to New York, will rc< civc it ut Nashville und
forward it ull tho way by Rail, paying accrued
charges, without extra expense. Tho Nash
ville and Louisville, and tho Nashville A Chat
tanooga Roads being connected. Cotton ship
ped b> way ol Johns <n\ ille will not chuugo
t Nashville.
Kates Irom Johnsonvi
bale; Irom Nashville (.
are advised.) Parties
Nashville, instead of .1
option of shipping by St
ring
; *<• pc
shin"
have
_ incinnati
'the Cumberland River being in fine boating
order.” at low rates ol Freight, not exceeding
$2 per bale to Cincinnati, and from that point
over three different lines of Raid ad, at $5 per
bale. Cottou by oitlicr route can bo laid down
in New York from Ku‘sul;i. Montgomery, Co
lumbus or West Point, in twelve nays.
.Shipper.** must consign to Steamboat Agent ut
Johnsonville, and to Agents of Through Lines,
or :i Commission Mcrchuntat Nashville. Gov-
ommeui permits must nccompany each bill c.f
,a ‘ linK - R. BAUGH.
SuptW. A A. R. R.
GKO. G. HULL,
isupt A. A W. P. It. R.
Ull AS. T. POLLARD,
• Pros’t M. A W. P. R. R.
W. L. CLARK,
Supt Mu* Mg..- Railtoi'd.
VIUGIL POWERS.
Supt S. W. K. K.
II. IJ. WALKER.
Supt M. ,t W. K. K.
L ll. EWING.
Goal Freight Ag‘t N. A C. und N. *V N. N. R R
22—tt
J.
MURRAY,
found houics nmonga
of tho North.
*“ l . h * r ‘ty f„r i.n K n B inK in thi/l u-ino.s,
," c '! *** oomnisnccci bvfjrulK* lmJ cve r
*'enA , l,.„, u:.d wl.ich ho clmmt.Tiz.nl ii- , ...»
wiUl. .nUo.Iculw°d to lead only i > Ml- country, and
*, 0 state, that ha was shockod
. learned that it was in progress,
ho believes tho prosent prooee.l-
f.,. h . re oesicnod merely to extort money
in-. 1 "J' The case has been adjourned
0Ver to the 27th instant.
f-Veie )\.rk lleral.l, ISM.
Sv‘wv77 N »; o » Ukstkoviko Tiir. Gas is
sc*. 1, . 9 e ™ uv ia whleucae«pe^ limn
thsm' ln 1,10 v, try attempt to ventilate
", arc of a very pernieious character,
“ J have often been productive of mis-
yitievoui efleet*. M. Itobinet, a chemist,
udenved » very effecp.vo mcensof free
F, ,".’ B , w " r * ‘Os plan ha,
*'> h«cn rained «»ut <»n a Miwll
gro
immense numbers, and tunying north
ward. ChicuRo, Cleveland, rhiladfdphia,
Cincinnati and other northeru pities are
receiving larKO quotas. r i i*o negroes find
places hy some moans in the North, and
manage to live. I noticed that the greater
number.of blacks I saw there were well
dressed, and seemed t<» ho well fed. They
have a Rood profpect, loo, ol becoming
in the North
bile walking the
streets of Nashville lately, was unceremo
niously pushed into the gutter by a couple
of negro soldiers. This act woulij seem to
have effected a decided reformation in tho
Governor’s political principles, ln a late
letter to his papor—the Knoxville Whig—
ho says:
“As ono desiring tho welfare of the
colored people, they will pormit me to say
lehr-nce: that : they can’t drive the Legislature oi Ten*
IitlIy N'. w Kimi ind is ! net.-eo into conferring upon them the
the best m tho world mr tbo m gro, if he 1 elective franchise. Thajr can, k>F ^® dem-
cun manage to got there. Thousand, from onstrations they are niakinfc in «»■ ffirjj*
way down South bate notio already and Don, deprive themaelvei of any auch priv-
y - ■ ,U uo thrifty termors j ilegot. so lar as lennesaoR is concerned.
^ The F ederal Government has no right to
, t control the suffrage question in Tennessee.
A Swikt Compositor -ilr. A Kob- i And Ihe (float Union party of the nation
erts, one ..( -he compositors in our office, I wd have more sense ( 'an Jo HtUmpt to
yesterday set ten tnousand sms on the control the question by Congressional
News in five hours and thirty minutes, legislation.
lie sot all” '.while from a case of hour- T* “. * * ^ . " . tl
^eoiso a*--egr fair aiiu fquarc setting. A ban Francisco dispatch states that toe
PhD is '**>tia r d t‘* heat, and a Imre one ! receipts ot treasum there lor nine months
onili'V-i he founu ah., will equal amount to 1)00,000; gain over the same
t " b*3: will he found who cannot, period ol la.1 year,*g,uS),000. The coin-
Violins.T.ndlu- tyifo a- if they w.tte /...( ago at the mint tor the last nine months
ail the tune.—K.</tt»(o Ae.. ‘owU up ov,r $lt),u00,000,
umlorsigued is aow prepared to rocoivo
jl an accounts for collection, both from tho
North and Houth. My offino, lor tho precent,
will bo at tho law room of Hon. James .Si. ltus-
soil, oror tho store of 11. G. M itokell «k Co., late
R. M. Gunby A Co.
I refer to Messrs. Gunby A Co., J. Ennis A
Co., Columbus: E. A. Wilcox, cotton broker,
Macon; J.McNab, Eufaula, Ala.; Jno. B.Wal
ker Jl son, Augusta, aud Jno. W. Anderson A
Co., Savannnh, Ga.
oot 4—lm W. II. BENNETT.
Notioe to Shippers.
Tkuisubrr’hOff
From and alter the 1st August, tire-payment
will bo required for all freight shipped to But
ler and intermediate Stations.
The fraifhton all goods roccired at this place
from any point, must be paid on delivery of the
articles.
Shippers will nleose take notice, as those
rules will be rigidly enforced.
JufySMf J. M. BIVINS. Trens’r
Atlanta H j-'';, j} 1
e no lnraer Stook nor Qnor Doods —® e|1t ' ' P
! STOLE j N
y I ©
DOCTOR STANFORD
__ can find oomlortublo ujooiu-
modations in tho city.
Office hours Iroui 11 till 2 o'clock, P. M.
Sept 6, 1865—tf
DR. H. M. CLECKLEY,
IX O MBOFATHIST,
f '| 1 ENDEllS his servicos to the citisens of Ool-
X umbus und vicinity. Office at his residence
on McIntosh street, between Randolph and St.
Clair, next door to Dr. Cushman's burnt corner.
Office hours from 6 to 8 A. M. and from I to 5
B. M. __ aug iH-tf
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Medical Profession" in oonsequen..
uiy recent inorcuntilo operations: 1 avail my-
solf tho pleasure, through the medium of your
paper ol correcting tho error, and to assure the
" Public” that I shall not pormit any business
operations of whatever niKuro, to interfere with
my medical pursuits, orto interrupt those social
I relations ol a professional c mracter, which
! have boon, for years, so pleasant and agreeable,
l Galls luit at tho Drug Store of Messrs. Brook?
1 ir Co., (one door above Ennis A Go.,) or at my
residonco on Forsyth street, will meet with
prompt attention.
WM. to. FLKWELLEX. M. 1>.
OtUHH
I O. II. IIA X KU. I Q int ,j
40 Broad Street, Columbua, tSeorgla.
Maker aud Dealer in Guus,
ALL KINDS OF UVN MATEltlM. AND
AKTICLKS IN THE SI’OKTINii LINK.
POWDER AND SHOT FOR SALK.
Keys fitted and Lock? Repaired.
sept 13—tf , •
A CADMAN,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
R. RUCKER,-
WITH
BLAIR & GENNETT,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION
AND
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,\i
13U. WHIT SIDE UI(OAJ> ST. | ■
arid complete
(ti. i‘3’ , M*LKl('} N . V-
BAKER, ROGERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
-AND-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 HO KhmI Second Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
ed to amt
lo order.
CRAWFORD STREET,
NKARLY UPPO.-ITK CU«»K > HOTEL.;
Sei V 26-2in
Select Limited ScliooL
U AVISO long outertainej tho idea that n
iiuiltml Sclmol i. nc(t mlm ted tusoonro
tho highest end of Female oilnonimn, i have
selected Columbus, Ga., as a Miiun.i; location
for Hie e>uiill?hment of sneh .in inst.»n , 'on.
The large andconunodi n- lb ti lti.n- • j Mis.
M. K. Shorter, opp -iu ihc Uaph*t chuHi.vt’l
* ‘ irpoi*
Tin
of whi *h i
uber of pi
• lu
12 c
nil
bo
Pupils must l»o enterod 1 •
year, <»r for the romaindor. afte
no deduction will be u...do for
in cases of protracted ?n knc.-s.
Tho scholastic year will bo Hi
terms—ouch 14 week?.
Tin: rifht Term will open on
ber next, Tho rates for n as I"
Tuition Literary Dopuriiuent
Fi.*l» of ull kinds.
firm
. v nliy in l[
ivuntugc < i l.ivprabl’
ng thui
cuUrly anxioui to establish
sde. merchnnG will at all times
interest to examine this
-li
Dry Goods, (irocerics, Cut lory,
Hardware, Tinware, Glo*>wuro, Crockery,
Boots, Shoes, Hat?,
Domestic and rorctgn Liquors, in os, »vo.,
2000 lbs 1 C Tin Ware,
which can bo had at lowed market prices—
Wholesale or Retull,
No difficulty in having your money ohangod.
aug2l-tf i
TEAM SAW MILL
FOR HAIjU.
... GOOD Running order, perleotly new Bolts,
• I / \N Monday I every portion ol nuicbinorv i-i coniplofe
a 1 \ / Mare: tw<L ( |er. Address I. J. I'KAUCU,
ea in tho taco: u»f Seals' .^Ution, M. .V G. It. 11.. Ala.,
block. | RfifSM * - lm ,Jr " l llli ‘
1 UOU’T-U- 1
icy^ and j
igu Fruits,
Mo in New York,
in irket, read.- to
•nugec. and b\ty-
.gi^ 4 , gives us tacilitics tur get
ting Goods, mi -iiTi^i iE hy any hou.-o in tho
Wofit. •
Advances made on cmsiffimiimts to
B. V. BAKER & ea.,*-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1
J4»| iiarr, |
Bok'rd (4>i
Tube imi
iquiviijcnt.
c with u?i
ch
i and Gu
st tu
isli tlu
the 'th of Goto-
Hows:
ftt) 00
2.5 1)0
ruiuont .10 00
12 . r *u
lu uo
75 00
: irroncy or its
unentul
tution.e.
Lts. pii-
orn
IIO Pearl i
NEW YORK.
net 27
Hu
ow c.i.-es and towels.
Applicitions for entering pupils will hero*
•eived until thoOth October.
Address until 25th Sept, at Eufaulu, Ala.,
ifier that time, Columbus, Ga.
JOHN u. McIntosh.
RRFRHKNCKrt,
Ex-Gov. Shorter, iSatnulu, Ala.
Col. Wm.Xlt Chambers.
Mr J. R. Jones. Russell «• Ala.
Col. J. T. Flowolleu, " ** '*
Dr. J. F. Bo/.emun, Columbus, Ga.
Col, J. M. Chambers, " *'
Mr. James Cook,
. Mitcbel,
NOTICE. *# .
\l EHCUAN IS noil «ihtri. who tinintoUbf I ' , .
ill MIT KU.N D.S SOUTH ohm do «, IVlim u '( )' v ()N
OOT EXPENSE by mo.lying at Agency of L
M. Bruce Ac Ci*.. where Northern Kxchungocuu 1
be purchuM-d at pur.
FLUX ALEXANDER. Agent.
M Broad at., over Hmiib' hitrdwai e store-
SKI-11 >
COTTON SEED!!
>K SALK in quantities lo suit purcha
Al.ply t., G. M. KENFRGK A