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LOCAL news items. ^
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1. following »»m*l lentl.men M. A*«ntl
,VheCoU'»Bi« Alabamat
w n s v Power., Seals' .Station.
u f Sanborn. Hurtrtlle.
,r 0. Waller. Persons.
r.'w. Banks, Uuerryton.
’ r Biker. Suspension.
w 0 Andrew*. Chuunenuggee-
u If. Smith, Union Spring-.
, ' w A. Lester, Villul*.
L Thomas J. Ilnrke. (Iloanvlll.
T L. Jenkins. Midyear.
TO.foliowiul named gentlemen are our
agents at the several depots on the Muscogee
^At Station No.2. Col. J. A. L. Lk.
Bo. Spring H. D. WtLUsua.
AtO-nevft. L, J. 0 2*kal.
At Butter, E. B. Wat....
at Fort Valley. J. L. Brtxoro.v
At Jones’Crossing. Jawsn W. Covikotos.
Setv AdTertlsemeuta.
n p Ellis has a las K® stock sale to-
, Horses, mules, milch cow#, car-
tiages, 4c., Will be knocked down to
^Saptington, Oews Ss Co., at No. 104,
are now opening a stock of goods that is
worth looking at. If anybody wants any-
thing that caanot be found there, they
will have to look about right smartly be
fore they can be suited, for these mer-
chanta keep everything.
I A. Towers utters for sale a tract of
r ,od pine land. It is well timbered, and
1 • . oh'.uK th« Mobile ami Girard
f ear-rings Lave been Inal. The
bo lurid fur his honesty and
lnaviiiK them at this otllce.
y Woodruff has removed his of-
flcel0 iim Broad j-troel, over Sappingbon
JT Co. T store. He will promptly attend
tv) all calls.
Xbe coDsigceei per steamer .Marianna
vill be found in this paper.
The ladies have no cause to complain
cow, for .S. Pump & Co. can supply them
«ith anything they may WAnt. (’all and
•lamtne their splendid stock, and you
riuaot fail to leave without making a
purchase. Remember the place—7 ; I Broad
street.
pr, ,|. S, PeinberUm has formed a co»
partnership with Dr. Austin M. Walker,
for the purpose of carrying on the drug
tutiness in all its branches. Dr. P. has
just returned from the North, whoro he
purchased a large and complete stock of
drugs, medicines, chemicals and fancy
articles. Road hie card.
S. Pimp & Co., No. 73 Broad street
(Hunter's old stand), have juat received
i large assortment of Balmoral Skirts,
Velvet Trimming, Skirt Braid—in black
ifid other colors--Plain and Tinsel Cord,
Cloak Trimmings and Ornaments of all
styles and colors, to which the especial at
tention of thu ladies is called. H
A C£ltD.
I demo to return my grateful u^knowlodgo*
stun to my friend- and patrons who have ho
henlly extended their influence and patron-
M« to mo for the last ten yearn. I would an
yone* to them und the public that, as the
aerm of war i» over and commerce looks bright
tr;m East to YV0.1t, I have e-tabli-hed myaelf in
ih drug business, and shall devote my entire
'am and energies to the same. I have formed
»copartnership with Dr. Austin M. Walker, an
old resident of this city, a gentleman of sterling
integrity uud worth.
I have lust returned from New York, whore I
•sleeted in person and purchased for onflh, di
rect from importers und manufacturers, the
targea and most complete stock of European
mJ American drugs, medicines and chemicals,
also the finest stock of Egyptian, Persian and
fr«Dcb fancy goods and perfumery ever before
offered iu Columbus.
6wing to the many adulterations in drugs and
chemicals at the present time, we have added to
oir establishment a chemical Laboratory for
tbt purpose of manufacturing our preparations
•uh improved apparatus and strictly in acoor-
>liuc« with the rules of pharmacy and ohemis-
07. alio for the purpose of detecting and re-
aaiui the impurities of every article dis-
jauied tr*m uur prescription department. AV
WtdinUi ootnpotiny a prctcrijitinn ihoufrl be
u be pure, that they may have the effect
to'ndtd by the acientific phyiician. It id Of
vital importance to all that they procure pure
«"1 reliable medicine*.
Uerchemical and prescription departments
•ill be under the control of Mr. YVilliam J.
j < i' 1 ‘killful chemist and phnnuaceuti.it.
I would announce to the medioal profession
»a<l die trade that we have fitted up oommodi-
•w rooms on the second floor for the wholesale
•adJobbing trade. We intend to keep such a
Wfl.ind compl.t. .took uf ex«rything In our
“taimlto offor.ucb luduoouienti u will
™. wironwt. to Southern iudu.try und enter-
HU. I rejpwtlully invit. my old ou.tomera
th. public to call and examine our utook
Md price,. If I d„ ngl make it to your intor-
* 1 “‘“Dot expect your patronage.
With uiy compliment, and i.e.t wish,, for
I-'-u b.ppiae.. .u,i prosperity.
I am re.pectfnlly,
I our obd't .erv't,
J. S. PEMBERTON,
ot the late firm ol
r , . Pemberton Ik Carter.
W«mbu«, Qe„ Nov. 23, 1865—fit
p#r » t .am.r
Not. 1H8S.
LDwii.I. o. Strupper, G. S. Morton.'J. B.
WVW. S. B. Lew, B. E. Well,. Tom Bree.111
7n' A11 * n ’ R - M Q “^y, N. j;
I in ’ 11 Jokn.on, Caodler end 4 Boithk,
■ 6. Broolu, Barney Hank Ins, J. Enni, & Cop
‘ »«c«d 4 Co, Hall, Mo.ee 4 Co.. L. L.
ii” r« A ' r 0- Ul ‘ ckmar ' Blaekmar 4 Chandler'
lu.lV J „ A ' MoN’oal, E. Vf. Moire. M. P’
t Kerulker 4 Co,, W. E. Clark,
. n. H. Phe pe, L. 0. Bower., H. C. MitobeP
,' rt . f ' ' Aa “ Bates, J, C. Calhoun,
W r ' n', U - lltt * h “- R B-Mott. J. S :
lSV^ Mil| t Cartar 4 Co.. A.C,
p m ?■ J ' K »>* A Co„ Henry
m «.*' J' g ‘ in ' s P«ncer 4 Abbott, C. K. Dex-
. A . R * 4A * Co., McRae 4 Co.. The.,
*Co j p“". T ', H ' 8 P ,a r. Sappington, Daw.
W V; 1 **- J - A - C « A >'. J- Grant,
limooiUJ E.°" D - B - Tbompwon. B»doll A
VAN MARCUS. Clerk,
loss of their removal or destruction. The
Chief of Police reports that when thu
alarm was tirst given, two men, represent
ed to be iu the garb of soldiers, were seen
to jump from the window.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cook’s Hotel, Nov. 21, 18tt5.
.1 O Buylston, Clayton, Ain;
G W Johnston, Henry co, Ala,
E Burton, Philadelphia;
J M Coulter, Baltimore;
\V R Hutchinson, Tenfc;
W H Bonnoy, Cincinnati;
A F Harvey, Richmond, V«;
J R Goolsby, Greenville, Ala;
Jno N McArthur, Macon, Gn;j
Maml HTignor, Hf\yc=ville, Gu;
' H Nelms, Russell co, Ala;
YV A Gregory, Lumpkin, Ga;
i* H Gregory, do;
J H Gregory, do;
G B Hurley, do;
Wm Taylor ami servant, Cuthbert, Ga;
J H Taylor, do;
W E Sturgess, Mobile, Ala;
Id T Renick, 'I’exas;
J II Mallott, Fla;
U K Hodges, Term;
S YV Thornton, Atlanta. Ga;
Mrs Ebberhnrt, two children and ser
vant, Alu;
F B Goff, S W R R;
Jos A Hunter, Union Springs, Ala;
G A Gnosspelius, Savannah, Go;
D Bullard, Ala;
J R Jones, do;
N J Bussey and son, Jamestown, Ga;
J M Granberry, do;
Geo Ii O’ Neil, Ala;
J C CoEAtt, S W’ R R;
JWG Denson, SUwP R K.
PROOEEDIlfGTi^ COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEET1NU.
CowKcn. Cm
Pre-ent his Honor. I
Chapman, Johni in. Kiln
Durki
N..v, 20, IW.
uyor, Atileriueu
>woW, Quit) i.oJ
Porter, Mcllha-
link ami Bivins.
The CoiumiUee o
payment of one in ... »
for $000.75. Which wa.i oub-red puid.
The Bridge CommUUc submitted the follow
ing report, which was recoivod :
"In reference to tiio Bridgo over the creek in
Girard, wo examined the same and found it to
bo a very poor structure, and will last but u
short time. It contains about (our thousand
teot of lumber; for which wi> ntlbred to pay .Mr.
Gray $73. Ho asked ua $H*J. YVe rut used to
give it. YY'e callod on Mr. Gatnmol and Mr.
Appier to inly eaoli .f2 >; Mr. GHinuiel naid lie
would pay ; Mr. Appier said ho would imy
910. Alter this interview Mr. Guiuinol told Mr.
Gray not to remove the bridge, that wo would
pay fur it. The Committee recommend that
Council shall not pay more than Bitty Dollar-.
Mel Lll ANY, (
ii ill V i '■ u, n 1,1 •
.lUiiNtjON,
>rt of the
1
up Lighto
The folloi
us received;
"Col.l'mHUf*. Ga., Nov. 1':. Dim.
a Hon. Mayor an-l City Cuuw >f :
Gents—The same lumps reported as out of or
der and not lit, Sept. 25th, eleven iu number,
are still in the same condition an then, lor want
of material to repair them- 1 was sick and un
able to make a Vcport at your last meeting.
The negro whom I employed to clean the lampi
tailed to do it. and l have had to employ hands
unaccustomed to the
attend to it in perron.
Respectfully.
rk, uol being able to
J. YV. SIlOl P,
Lamp Lighter.
Nov. 20th, 18»T» t - Since the above was written
T have to report one lump on AhkI« street bro
ken, und the glasi also broken out ot live <»tb
era. but which, though lit regularly, are prompt
ly extinguished by the wind. One at I cnbody s
oorner, and one at Barden’^ corner, and one at
Murdock’s corner, iti addition to the pioveti re
ported above, havo not been lighted since the
duik nights until last 'J hurmluy night. ’
The Bridge Keeper reporlod receipts from the
bridge for week ending Nov. 11, a.i 9d02.L0 ( und
for week ending .Nov. H,
The applications of Stuwnrl Kcouan und
Caldwell X iiotluiuu for license to tetail liuuor
wero approved and granted.
Accounts in favor ot Roaotto & Lawhon for
•28. J. A. McNeill X Co., for *ll.7f>, J. P. Mur
ray for 9o, and Tom Tillinghast lot 911 were
read and ordered paid. _
An account in favor of K YV. Blau r or $51.90,
was referred to the Committee on account-.
A communication Irani YV. 11. Mitohell, Pres
ident ol M. X (i. It. It. Co., was road, and, with
accompanying pupers, relerrcdto the Finance
Committee.
The following by Aid Uri wold was adopted;
Resolved, That the Inti'dings and property
occupied by tho Sluters of Mctcy bo exempted
from city luxation.
Aid. Chapman moved iliul tho City Physician
be paid at the rule ol tfl/tni for his -ervijai for
the nresent .soar from May 1st.
Aid. Johnson moved a substituto that he be
paid at the rate of ■fl.ixnj, which was IohI.
The resolution of Aid. Chapman was then
adopted.
Ou motion of Aid. Chapman, a committee of
three were unpointed to ndju.-t with Dr. Billing
the matter of rents for several buildings, rent' d
from him. by a committee of Council the first
of tho year. Aid. Chapuiun, Oriawold and
Quin were appointed that committee.
On motion of Aid. Quin thu bridge nommiitee
were autherixed to pay Mr. J. I>, Gray 9S0 for
the bridge aoross tho crook in Girard, provided
it shoald not be removed by himculf or other
parties,
On motion of Aid. King, the Mayor was re
quested to get repealed through our immediate
Representatives, tin: law, requiring the Uruiug
by the City of Hailr 1 Rctip t<-i ato k in ,Y1.
X U. Railroad, for taxes collcRoi for Railroad
purposes.
On motion of AM, Johnson, tho City Alter
ney was instructed to lake such measure.) as
may be necessary to prevent persons from run
ning ferries on the river, in tho upper part et
the city, and receiving pay fur the same.
Council then adjourned.
M. M- MOORE, Clerk.
"1 don’t miss my church so much au
you may suppose," said a lady to her
minister, who had called upon during her
tllncgy, "for I make Betsey ait at the win
dow as soon as the bell begins to chime,
and sho tells me who are going to church,
and whether they have gut anything new."
Tho Washington correspondence of tho
Philadelphia ledger pay*: "The news
from South Carolina has cuuaod both sur*
priso and pleasure. Tho delegation to
Congrt-as, I am told, will bo Lacked vigor
ously by the President, no matter whether
they can take the oath or not, and so will
the Representatives of tho State.*), when
their Legislatures rally t*» the call of the
Executive, as th j Palmetto has doue."
CANDIDATES.
For Sexton.
R. T. SIMONS, tho present incumbent, is a
rJi* ,te,lner Marianna, (Japt»in Van.
“n, i, reported al Abercrombie’s
heavy fr 0 i ght for lMs matket _
r,»„ ^ l ' le .Captain,who is a safe
bein K in doubt whether ho
venture higher. Wo are kind the
k« *?" 80 l,ear ' ** n<1 tru »’ tl'»r«
taluk ° Un ,‘ w “ t6ren<m tt* 1 in tlie chan-
• e^tbom up to our wharf safely.
)'i»d Si* 1 ’ ll0 " i8 . lbat ba * be *n buill on
•u Mt wRb *n five years, or since (he
<1* n m *' lc * d '' elC0 PUhe oneofthesame
° n l ' le corner ) ws» burned
Ita. ‘S’ night about nine o'clock. The
“J wae occupied by Mr. Webster, a
Th, , wor (My man, as a meat shop.
k ,uo lion ol Die house, poor as It
U * ' aJ bl °w K> Mr. Webster. He
k n g .A ll '! Uranc *’ nor ba * b * tbe rnnkos
^ vn’lnict We disliko to see such
u,.». * ® n ® r °sd Street, where good
Ml lit U u 1 fot'ry when
• tbb *Mr, Webster have te sustain the
A Large and Varied Awortmeut of
MEERSCHAUM,
BRIAll ROOT,
ROSEWOOD,
APPLEWOOD,
CHINA,
LAVA,
NEW IDEA PIPES!
WITH CHARGES.
Rer/jV SogurettHH,
Puncli Segarettoa,
Kino Ludio.i’ Segarettos,
SMOKING TOBICCO,
Variotia Brand*;
KILLICKINICK,
DANVILLE,
ELEPHANT,
WASHINGTON,
BIRD’S EYE,
GREEN SEAL,
THREE BELLES,
MAY BLOSSOM,
I. ATARI A,
SHANGHAI,
CARTE BLANCHE,
TOBACCO BAGS, &c.
FIRE WORKS!
UT’IIRsE] WORKS!
FIRE CRACKERS,
TorpedouH,
lioDinn Candle.,
f’low.r Puts,
SkyruoketM,
Ulu. Lights,
8orolls,
Verticltfii,
.Saxon#,
Serpent.,
BnngolHs,
Hopper*, Ac.
ALL AT THE
BEE HIVE
election in Decomber noxt.
nov 22 te
For City Mar
• li.il.
THOMAS GRIER, the i
esent Cliiel' ol F<»-
lice, announces himself a* a
and,date tor Mar-
fllial at the cutting tdeetuut,
urdny in December.
• u tho riew.hd .' it*
nov lrt te
For MarNltnl.
YVe are authorlted to announce the namu o
GEORGE A. HUCKABY.
as a candidate for Marshal,
at the election iu
December next. Nov, 1«
■44*
For Deputy Marshal.
Wear, authorised to announce tlientueuf
JOHN C. LOVELACE
as a candidate for ra-olection tor the oflioeo'
Deputy Marshal. * , not 14 te
FOR SALE;
TWO HILIIL1 IMPROVED
COTTON PLANTATIOHS.
O NE, wall known a- Roanoke, in Barb'ur
county, Alabama, eleven rail©* above hu-
faula, and thirty-flv* below Columbus, lying
immediately on the Cliattahnoyhee river, con
taining 2,400 acres. l.uOU of which are cleared,
and 800 river bottom. . ,,
The other known a.1 Calebeo, in Macon coun
ty, Alabama, situated about three tulles from
the Mobile and Girard Railroad, and 4 > mtle-
Irom Columbuu, and containing l.Ttttt acres, vou
of which are cleared, and being part rich prairie
Theeo plantations have always been regarded
as among the most do-irahle in the State, on
aooount of their productiveness, and conven
ient location. Kach place has the necessary
outbuildings tor 40 to .>0 laborers. Provisions,
stock, and implements, can b« bought at mar
ketvulu *" the pl« c*. Negroes on the pla
ces may be hired. on.nDfU.L’
• Apply l" K W. SLABHOOk.
Columbus, «la.
noy 17 ffuwlm
Salt! Salt!!
70 BBL - fl 00461 SALT BEDELL 4 00.
FRESH ARRIVAL!
Meua* uud Hoy#’ Hatfl,
Ladies’ and Misue#’ do.; Crape Lustres
Plaid Sbawls,
Cloaks; Bed Blaukets,
English and Frenoh Prints,
French Percales,
Merinos—all shades,
Opera Flannels,
Balmorals, from $4,50 to $18—
Very bdudioine ;
Besides many other choioe goods,
At SEALS, JONES & ACEE’S,
6a Broad Street.
Nov 9.18A5.-2W
WANTED, .
5000 Founds Fork,
1000 Bushels Corn,
1000 Bushels Meal,
1000 Bushels Peas.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of everv deerrip-
tlon l.ooulH »oil K.rd «t No. IB Ur.;*d
Street hv J KFFKKSO.N 4 HAMILTON.
Bank Notes Wanted.
1 AM authorised to purohase note* of the
Bunk- in the St ate a of Georgia, Alabama,
I North and South t-iiroMne, Virginia, Louiiiana
j aud Teuue-iee, und will pay full market r*te«
i tor tho same.
! W. FELIX ALEXANDER.
Ag’t K. M. Bruce X Co.,
No. 95, Broad it., over Unnii' et.
oct 2C tf .Sun copy.
Just Received.
A ' FINK LuT DOUBLE BARREL SHOT
GUNS;
AMERICA.
PISTOLS, GUN CAPS end
I POWDER uud SHOT.
J. BNN1B Sl CO.
nov 11 2w
A Good Chance!
I OFFER MY TAN YARD and 202^ a«re-
1 et Land for Bale; adjoining the whole lenwth
ot the corporation of Lumpkin, east; 90 Mr**
oloared and 120 acre* in tho wood*.
nov 16 Ira* J. G. _
Maooa Telegraph oopy and aead hill
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
S. PUMP & CO.,
No. 23 Broad Street,
(HUNTER’S OLD STAND,)
Have in sturo and are daily receiving a large
assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
1ST OTIOTST S!
Hats and Gaps,
Boots and Shoes,
GENTS’ AND BOYS’
CLOTHING,
FORNIM GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
SATINETS,
JEANS,
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS,
and all kind- of Goods suitable for Gonts’ La-
dioa’ and Children's wear, which they oflor to
the citizens of Columbu- and viciuity at the
lowest markot ratos.
The eapocial nttontion of Country Merchant*
is invited to call and examine our stock before
pnrnhiiMiig olsewhere.
A5T Liberal Discount allowed to the Trade.
MR. THOMAS CHAFFIN, Su., (formerly
with Redd, Johnson X Co.,) and MR GEORGE
MKRKDIT11, (formerly with J. Kyle X Co.,)
would be ploa.«cd to sue their old friends and
patrons at the uhovo addi osi, where they may
re-t assured they will ho treated with the eurne
fairness and kindne.«.i which characterized their
dealingH with them iu forwor times.
Nov 8 lm
Babbitt’# Concentrated Potash,
{SUPERIOR to any Other aaponlfier in the
^ market, one pouud making titteuu gallun-
of soft soap. For Bale by
HOYlfttf CARTER & FLOURNOY.
Bazori’s Celebrated Barber's Soap,
A DELIGHTFUL Article for either .shaving
or wuBbing- For kiiIu by
novjfi tf CART lilt X FLOUR NOY.
Marchesi's Femnle'3 Catholioon,
r IMlE very beat medicine that «*hn bn u-ed for
A the complaint- for which it is recommend
ed. For sale by
u»vl5tl CARTER X FLOURNOY.
Shallenberger's Pills,
I ^HE surest remedy for fover aud ague that
baa ever been introduced to the public.
For sale by CARTER X FLOURNOY,
nov 15 tf
Letter Paper and Envelopes,
/~kF u Superior quality. Fortmloby
yJ nov 15 tf CARTER X FLOURNOY.
Mrs. Allen's Celebrated Hair Re
storer,
I x^OR Bale by
nov 15tf CARTER X FLOURNOY.
NEW SHEET MUSIC.
largo lot of
to be
BVANGFLIN'K-Song. by J. R. Thomas;
TRUST ') Ii ALL IN ALL—YVord- by Ten-
nyso
_ f MALLOY—By
BEAUTIFUL ISLE
PAT MALLOY—Bp Dion Bourioault:
**”AUTIFl’ ■
Thomas
I OF THE SEA -By J, R.
I’M DOVK’Ji TINY CHILD TO-DAY—By E.
G. B. Holder.
LANAGAN’S BALL—Arranged for the Piuno
by (Jlover;
THOU LOV'ST NO MORE-Words by Thou
Moore;
A SONG OF PEACE—By Casflonella ;
IN THE GLADE—By J. It. 'ihomas;
TREMOLO (Nocturne)—Roselien ;
ROSEBUD GALOP;
BEAUTIFUL DREAM Kit-Arranged with
brilliant variation*; Ac , jig., Ac.
novliif J. W. PEASE.
The Internal Revenue Laws,
Act approved Juno hOtb, 1^4,
as amended,
aud the
Act amendatory thereof, approved March ’85
with
Copioud Marginal References,
and
TABLES OF TAXATION.
Juat Koceived by
nov 19 tf J. W. PEASE.
BRAZIL;
# ITS
Inhabitants. Climate and Productions,
Just received by
n«.v 19 tf J. YV. PEASE,
G. A. KOEHNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Second Door from I G. Strupper, on Randolph
Street,,
H AS roturned from Now York with a^A fl
hHudsome stock of Broad Cloths.
BeaverCaaimerea, Doeskins, Vestings ana IlA
admirable trimmings, and is now prepared JOL
to mako tho lateHt styla.i ol dress and business
suits at the ahorteat notice and the lowost pri-
ee*. Call and examine tho gnodi bofoie pur
chasing elsewhere.
Uot. al, lmW-lm
Drs. SCHLEY & RAINES,
OJ’FIOK
AT ODD FELI.OYYH’ HAM#,
First door te the right on tirst floor
noviO’tf
JOHN MILLER,
lLATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENS..)
ranted for 12 months. Satisfaction guaranteed,
oct 28 1m
SIGHT EXCHANGE
ON NEW YORK,
FOR SALE,
In Sums to Suit Purchasers.
OotS-tf W. \Y. UARRAKD.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
ON NEW YORK,
FOR SALE BY
JOHN KING.
u A NKKU.
T WANTED,
LARD and COUNTRY HAMS.
oct .41-if K. L. SWIFT.
FOR RENT,"
4 GOOD PLANTATION in Ilusicll countv,
A Alabama, from 200 to 25o acres of which is
fresh land that will produce ootton flaely.
Corn, Fodder. Mules, koresa, cattle, and bugs,
oan be purchased on ike premises.
Apply at this Office,
nov 17 U
WILDMAN, YOUNG & BRO.,! NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ BANK AGENCY.
GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE
BOUGHT .A-ZISriD SOLD.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES.
asoRaiA.
B»»’»
s
^ Buy’g
Bank of Selma 25
Contral Bank m
Commereial Bank 30
Bnitern Bank go
Northern Bank 4a
Southern Bank 70
SOUTH O-A-ItOXfiHSTA..
Bank of Camden 27
Bank of Charleston ... 20
w r Bank of Chestor 20
Bank of Georgetown 20
Bank of Newberry 2n
"j 1 Bank of the State of South Carolina 20
Commercial Bank 17
\j! Kxehange Bank ig
* ” Fnnntvs’and Riehange Bank 12
Merchants’ Bank 20
Peoples* Bank 47
Planters* Bank of Fairfield la
Planters’ and Mechanics' Bank 22
State Bank 12
Central Railroad Bank
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company... 90-
Bank of Middle Georgia 70
Marine Bank 55
Bank of Augusta 25'
Augusta Insurance io|
Bank of Athena 331
Bank of Columbus jfi!
Bunk • of Commerce io
Bank of tho Empire State
Bank of Fulton
Bank of Savannah
Bank of tho State of Georgia
City Bank of Augusta
Farmers'and Mechanics' Bank
Mechanics’ Bank
Merchants and Planters' Bank 1;
Planters' Bank y
Union Bank 11
Manufacturers’ Bank l:
Timber Cutters’ Bank i:
i> t e J S«nth«Mt.rnRktlrotd Z!'s.
Bank o Mobile ; T«! „»| 0 « Bank ,. «
Bank of Montaomory 95
«r FOR QUOTATIONS OF OTHER BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE.
ru
r. S. SPEAR,
PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED
WATCHMAKER
-AND-
JEWELER,
Cornel- Broad and Randolph St#.,
AT Ills OI.D STAND,
Una now o,»on a now ami rioh .took of
KINK GOLD WATCHKS,
IUC1I GOLD .1 EWELltY,
STERLING .SILVER WARE,
NINE PLATED CASTORS,
CUPS, KNIVES, FORKS,
SPOONS, PICKLE STANDS,
SYRUP CUPS, Ac.
ALSO—A fino assortment of Silver and Gold
THIMBLES. Uold and Silver SPECTACLES.
HAIR WO RK,
Mado to ordor. any design or pattern.
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
In Gold, Silver and Steol Frames,
YV ATCll Y\ ORK and Jewelry repaired by good
and reiponnihle workmen.
MR. JAS. FRICKER
IIus char#* or tbs Watch Department, whioh
in Itself is a UUARANTEE that the work will
be dono Iu the best possihlo manner.
Persons bavin. PLAIN Watches can have
them J EWELLED, either iu Ruby, Ohryiollta*
Carnet or Aquamarine.
MR. INGMIRE,
Who la too well known to need any recommen
dation from me, has charge of the Repairing of
Jowolry, Diamond Hotting, Engraving, Ac.
Oct 20- tf Sun copy.
NO KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH!
Whoever Wente Full Value for
their Money Mutt Come to
B. JACKSON’S,
133 Broad St.,
NEXT DOOR TO ROSETTE 4 LAWHON.
The Largest and Best Stock of
DRY GOODS
-AND-
CLOTHING,
ConaDtlnv of the following articles, I offer now
to my friends and customers :
CALICOES,
DELATES,
ALPACAS and LUSTRES,
MERINOS— French and KnglUli,
LINENS,
BLEACHED MUSLINS and
SI1EET1NO,
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
the latest stylo; aud a great many other arti
cles too numerous to mention.
I respectfully invite my friends and custom
ers to tall soon.
Country Merchants will do well to lay la
their supplies et my store.
B. JACKSON,
oot 16-Qenl 133 Broad street.
W, L. PARKER,
(LATE OF KENTUCKY,)
H AS JUST OPENED at No. U4
Broad Street) first do or above
Randolph, an entirely New and Well
Assorted Stuck ol Uoods, which he
offers to the citizens of Columbus uud
viciuity at reasonable figures.
Mesurs. TIio’h Chaffin, .Jas. Thweatt
and Charley Shivers, e ta always bo
found at this Establishment, aud they
will be pleased to sec any of their
lriends who may favor them with a call,
and will not think it a trouble to show
Goods.
The Stock consists of Goods of every
description, such as :
Wmfnli,ain„, ^nt*’Bu»u „d 8W.
Hall Cotton Jo. <»rucflrie8, all kinds,
ropitno Tinware " *•
Alosambiques, Snuff,
Juconotfl, Pocket Cutlery.
Lawns, Jablo ••
Fieucn Ginghaaia, Padlncks.
Har? lbray8 ’ HatchetaandHammara
;“•« . Shoo Thread,
Apron Checks, Perfumeries,
CraSr&.v" 1 .’" 1 ’" 10 ” pXai 1 ,'’
jSinifffA,' JGfhJSf ilair BrU do”
Coro’taJ' ^."Jfn^r-
wWlftr. 4 Cuff,. Taria ^’
S JJ ^Jkorchiou, Jliirta nmi Frnuti,
Loinbsof m vry siyl*. Oorts' Underwear
SilivM,"’ •• {!'|; t or a - lA Envolopov.
Hair Urnament.., I’onniu 1 0lt ’
Hose and Half Hose, Slate" '
Wide Balt and Buckle; DollC
Braids, every sty.i. I'h-.h
Butlonr, gre i* variety, I'ti-^iincre*
BleaVhl'dH'ome.pun, ^mmiudma J “ n '’
te'Ualr.a.t mSS^-
. fltyles, i; , n( u ft ,
Children's Hats, latrst Itaugliphy Mi’ll,,
Ladleij' sh.ei,
, , .Slioo Druahea and
A ifliefl&hoM d° J., Blacking.
Children’* Shoes, do do
Gent’a Huts,even ?rylo
Boya' do do d*.
And n greet in Any art idea n.R mentioned
taafer
genlral intelligence
o o£- * X O Tr3 ,
‘Vo. 05 BKOAD STREET,
COLUiimJH, (JA.
Success Attends llie Diligent!
kJPk.CIA_L NOTICE.— I he. leave to call
St.‘ffil? t# tk * c -‘ 1 P ,, “h ol our onmmu-
Hmij. h . , : V V", uiy V,’" 1 "’ * ! ar *« “amber of
.p.e‘.:’o B ?n/pe^r"whnm a d'eiT t a S, l !pe 0 . t k
my oolumn in tho n* w-i. i.. ei - 3 \u. u
to all that it you w„m i‘, loiy -alI fi??* V ~ e J*
and nee it wo cau’t trade, th
k < el.’ewhero.
J. H. SIKt’S.
FOH SALE.
GOLD PENS.
“jjarwfcF’ii.ws »j‘r, ENT i
T. S. .SPEAR’S.
Oct 21) If Sun copy,
W. W. OARBARP, J- R. IVEY, J. W. TUU.Ii.
J. R IVEY & CO,
COTTON FACTORS,
AV areliouso,
BECKIVINIi, FdHIVAKDING m GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
H AVING n commodious Iiriok YVarohouse
with ample storage room, we are propared
to do tho YVurebouao, Receiving, Forwarding
and Commission Uuaine** io all it* varioua
branches.
YVo are also prepared to advance on Cotton
and Merohandice in Htore, and on Cotton for
•hlpment.
Coniignraenta solicited.
Oppoflite Post Office.
. t „ J- R- IVKY k CO.
Columbus, Ga., Wov. 1», 1896—liu
Liquors in Cases.
500 Cases Choioe Whiskey
and Brandy,
100 Jackets Champagne,
all broods. Just received und for sale at
oct 15-tjanl
B. J ACKSO.V’S,
133 Broad street.
NEW FIRM.
r PIlU undersigned beg leave to inform thalr
J- friends and the public generally, that they
have this day formed a copartnership under the
name aud stylo ot
FODJTAINE & HUGHES,
tor the transaction of a
VVari'lioiisf ami General Commission liusioess.
All busmens entrusted to them shall receive
prompt attention. Our YVarehouse, in process j
of erection, will soon be ready, but iu the mean- '
time we will provide storage for our patrons
until the building i* Anisbod. Our office at pres
ent is on Randolph streot, in YV. YV. Garrard’s
building, no»r the old Lowell Warehouse.
JOHN FONTAlkB.
YV. II. HUGHES.
Columbus, Sept. 19.18t>*>—ootl-tf
iCOTTQJSr.
JOHN T. EDMUNDS & 00..
-AND-
COMMISSION MEBCHANTS
MACON, GEORGIA,
0tfic4 on Third Street ntxi Door to Pott OJtic«.
Liverpool, England.
Planters ana owners of cotton ent ranting the
same to our oare for halo oreliipinent, sballTiavu
prompt returns to sales, in gold or currency ua I
they may direot.
We solicit orders for the purchase of cotton.
Gold and Silver and sight exchange ou New
York bought and sold.
n We refer by permission to J. B. Ross A; Son,
Bowdre 4c Anderson, Knott k Howe, Hardoman
k SpaxW^R. W. Cubbedge, N. A. Hardee A
Ce ; , Savannah; Third National Bank, Nash
ville; Citiaens’ Bank. Louisville; Commercial
Bank, Louisville.
oot Sl-lm
A VCHY UOOD i’ABJl. ; miltn from
if!.?"**»*■ A
i ,r ,- ' “ " 4 L <*«a#r#4
produciiitSN) n'nin'u u. ^’1 i™,learn 1 »uj
Will be sold U baigdiu ii fold ar once r °’
{ tLANTATION OF 1,; AeREV’oK®!*
CELLENX LAND F01. SALE Thi;
Ittutation is lucaifcil in CaimiberH county Ala
on th. i.lftoo. Corn,’i.ork, atook kon oatu!
nosah!" o° Itr* J in' k™'
Mr. Charles Betts, on the place or to A a ” ° F U
J.H. SIKES.
FOR SALE,
forlJUneg.iu-S’ two gia houses, burns, stables
Notice to Bridge Builders.
1 AM dirocted by tho Court of County Com*
1 missionors for Russell county to advertise taf
nropoAfllfl to re-build the Bridges over the Little
Vchee on the old Federal road leading from
Columbui ; on tho Little lichee, where the road
from Crawford to Girard crosses that creek,
known ua the Turnp ke: and the Bridge at the
town of Girnrd. Sealed propofluls will be re
ceived by mo at Crawford until tho 2Jd instant,
wlion the several coutiHClH will be let out for
buildiug the same immediately, to the lowest
biddm- for c*.«h. All the bridges are to be oon-
strui fod in accordance with the plan of the
forinor hiidgos coustructod at the name places.
J. F. YV AD DELL.
nov l!» lot Judge of Probate.
H. MaagaaLL. Bn. Panaotia
Hsutberu Real Estate Office.
MARSHALLPARSONS,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AUCTION AND
Commission Merchants,
WHITEHALL ST..
(Holland House Block, near tho Rail Hoad
ATLANTA, GA.
Im!"} SS! SgiSf.lS"’'/ 1 ” r tion of 1 th»“bJ
fro’m“l^J.‘i»uiJi’“ *'•’"J* ru.
irom iu neaitnluinesi and location ouo of tl
IU st!>?a 5 " tt i bl< ’ iHa.niationa in the .South.
plaoo°U dehiru{t° V1S 011 ’ 1,0 with U
For furihor parttoul.m apply to
q“?„ cia ',io tt “y u» 1 ‘ ,J . si !? °- f V«J
ill! th nI p , :1 " "; eil ftdupted to tt
dwollintf wmiiV i* n 'I’^lduco is a good framt
screw and \*iVh th 0, “*' ^ ffHihouso an
S fit w ii i I, u . L. •"!’ 1 01 ‘"“building
t. r tho .R.Uro“d, unit L din!".l^^"? ho 7 7iv
wbeie it 13 navig iblo at ull auu>ons ot tho voa
h«gSTW SEED FOR SAL ii!—500‘or LO
bu.hols ot Koo<t oottou t.-od, lor suto.
Apply at tho
F i, pniLLIGFMCE OFFICE.
'R SALE—Tho bohool Houro owned ar
tong occupied by Mr. Flynn, located on tl
dhuni’k! “TV ” f th ° '“P” 1 - Tho but
5 t?* RIli -- tcctw.de with-
“"d ohlmnej. This building will !
.old oheap. J, H . SIKES.
For Sale, Laud in Texas.
I taILL soli or exchange tor property in tb
i. city or vicinity I t of Und lying on I’ocr
Bayou, Coleman co., texnj. near the oitv
^ i* 13 ,at H ' to bo excellent ar
admit abb adapted i- stock raising. Tho 1.
* IJ ty'd a a’O'-'d trndo can ba mat
by applying to J. H. SIKK3.
l^OK KI N i'-A handsome residence iu YY'yni
t.inl'ia ’ 2 ,U “V lr i om Cb »H*whu-c Tho lotcoi
lams io acr* s; the house has nix rooma; all tl
iSHiy out-buildings are ou the premises.
J. H. SIKES.
Wo make sales of Stocks, Produce, and ool-
leot Rents. Debts and Soldiers’ Claims, execute
Deeds, Mortgages, examine Title*, etc.
Nov 9,1865—-5m
Apply
Wu. R. Bkd£ll. Ron’y c. Pi
FEW
Fhcemz Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital $600,000!
T HIS old and well known Company will re
open its business at my ottioe ami bo pre
pared to take all kinds of Fire risks.
R. B. MURDUCK. Agent.
eet 94-1 m*
FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE.
WE have converted our largot
land commodious Livery Stable
age of Col
Jinto a YVare House for the *tor-HJH|
;otton aud Merchandise. We solicit the
patronage of our friendfl and the people gen
erally. VKRKOY k MAHAFF1CY.
_ oet 17-tjanl
lOO BOXES
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
-AT-
B. JACK80NH
133 BROAD ITHKKTi
o8t 29-tf
5,000 Dollars.
’ pHK Court of County Commissioners of Hus-
1 hell County has authorised the undersigned
to borrow Ftve Thousand Dollars, on aocouat
of the same, to build the Jail and bridges on
the Diott important highways. VERY LIB
ERAL INTEREST and PUNCTUAL re-pay-
mentguaranteed ky a Ben on theinoomingroT*
enues of the County. JOHN A. LEYvlB.
Nov 1«\ )Sd'>—7t*
Stolen,
I /ROM the uudtraiKued. on the night of the
1 17th, eight mile* above Columbus, on the
llauiiltou road, a CUeuuut Sorrel STALLION,
about o or 7 yearn old, biutl legs very straight
and nook in theobuneof a deer, very sloping.
Any one taking up the horse aud delivering to
me at my bouse or Gammell’s stable, Columbus,
will bo liberally rewarded.
„ B. YV CLAM.
Muscogee County. Nov. 19, *6fl Jt
Dwelling Wanted.
A NT parson having a’.dwelling of four, five
or six rooms convouieatlv situated, oan
hear of a good tenant by applying at the store
afJ. Kyle k Co. Poeseeslon wanted by 1st of
Jaausry next. JOSEPH F. POU.
SELECT
LIMITED SCHOOL,
COLUMBUS, GA.
^HE number will be llmitod to
X 40 pupils; end all will be ex-
pected, after entering, to uontiuue*
... year will be divi
ded into three terms. The fiiuit
term now progressing will end the 25th of De
cember; The sxcoNn, will begin the Unit of
January and end the last of March; the Titian,
will begin the first of April and end the last of
June. Payments due for eaoh term at its be
ginning.
For rates and partisulars apply to
nevi-tf J. R. McINTOSn.
Wood! Wood!
Ornoi MoxtLg aud Ginito R. R.
P ARTIES wishing Oak and Hickory and
llaart Pina Wood by thu oar load oan be
supplied upon application to
J. M. FRAZER. Treasurer.
Wanted
A T ONCE, two or three experienced hotel
xx boys who oan answer balls promptly, don’t
(M drunk or aide sue. or twio. . «.«k und o.n
d. ua bud all buMum bour. and atrlatly boa-
**l»r 7 if** * ilYVVit*, WY«M ■ * CO
BEDELL & POPE,
No. 166 Broad St,, Columbus
a’VDER COOK’S HOTEL).
\Y ul bB f r r !”'' ! ! u:lr >«»“Ubc. to tlioolti
1 tf. i \. .I.tiy that wear
now receiving unu opening uur stuck of
BOOTS AND SHOES
and mill continually kocp on hand every style c
Ladles’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoos, uud
Mens Boys aud \outh6* Boots, Shoos an
Gatters, and Children’s Ccpper-tiptd Shoes.
All Grades of
Bull’, Kip and Wax Brogaus.
Great pains has been taken in cettiug up ou
stock, amt we guarantee u J work e-dd.
4WIo Country Merchants weotter liberal in
ducomcnte, aud invito them to examine ou
stook.
Also, a line assortment of
Soft aud Cashmere Hats.
oat SI—tf
iuumovaT.
W K l,aT * rauiorad t.> N’o. t . R : ., a .l .v»,
.Wni'rT'' " h * r * ' T “ "‘ ,1 ' "^’11^1
Grocery andOomuiissioii Businesi
a w r . t0 i m n ri . 1 ft luir share of pub
no patronage. Y\ c fh ill bo i U-.ised to sou al
our old frtoudj and patrons and m manJai
odmu mil tavor ui with a call. y “
Lousignmouts solicited.
THE lUUHEST MARKET PRICKS paid to
COUNTRY PRODUCE
At No. I 5 DroA*l Street.
JEFFERSON & HAMILTON.’
_oct 24-lm 1
Notice.
AcodS*?f , .'! , i. i '" 1 ' b !i '»t. firm o
ih.i .& * lciul,ll< •• «r» kereby nontt»
. must cnu.n l||> ruJ rcttlc; Mid thoei
thia»K l l ° p ,y by fu -i l .y ,>| January next
that their notes und accounts a ill be put in n»
’J h ® *>00k8 and i aper* o| the concert
we kept at ourstand, oerner under Cook’t
Hotel. COPT, FLEMING i SWIFT
Culuiatue, Get. II, l‘9l. —uaul