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* local news items. Sew Advertisements, gosette & Lawhon will sell uL suction to-day totne valuable property. Soo their advertisement and attend tho sale. TesterdBy D. F. Ellis' had a larRO saio at bi» house, and tomorrow Messrs. D. p jj B. Kllis will liavu another one atth 0 •sine place. K A. Nuehols offers a roward of fifty dollars for the recovery of some young cdts, stolon from the plantation of the late Mr. A. S. Truitt. They aro hardened thieves who will f?o and steal the property of the widow and orphan. v* ^ Xuchols will soil at public out cry, on the 6th of December, some prop erty described in an ndvortisoment. Such Mies ought to bo attended by all who Wiat to continue plunling. Jai. Castleberry, Ordinary of Cliattn- boochee county, and G. W. Millions, Or- dinitfy of Harris counly, have legal no tices to whom they may concern. Dr. Merwin, of Now York, long cele brated.for the skillful manufacture of gome of the beit medicines in use, has a card in our paper this morning, llis remedies have been used in this country for years, ami thousands can tostify to theii efficacy in curing the diseases l’or which they aro severally prepared. Ennis & Co. aro now filling up their lyacious store with tin entirely new stock of hardware. None of us can forget this ttaunch old house, that so steadily stood by us during the long reign and high car nival of specalations and engrossments. X© exorbitant price was ever demanded by this firm during the four long years of war, when all the rest of us were stretch ing ourselves to too who could got the highest prices. Messrs. Cox & Brooks have opened an auction and commission houso at their present stand. These gentlemen are good business men, and will transact with dis patch and faithfulness any business put in their bands. Mr. W. .Felix Alexander has sight ex- chango on Northern cities, which he will sell in sums to suit purchasers. Col. Fi O. Wilkins announces himself as a candidate for Mayor, ut tho election on the second Saturday, in Decombor next. The Colonel has never agieed not to run whenever ho wants to, and it toy one can outrun him, when ho starts, he will have to bo right lively. Col. Wilkins is the present Mayor, and baa for several previous terms filled tho offico; and his frequent re-election shows that tho people generally were satisfied with his rnodo and manner of administra tion. The Hares over tho Chattahoochee Course commenced yesterday. Tho at tendance was pretty good, and the race an interesting one. THe following is the report: Pryor's br. m. by Frank Allon, dam out of Betty King, 1 1 Bedell's br. m. by Jack Gamble,dam by Epsilon, 2 2 Time 1:531—l;. r >7—mile boats. The raco ton day will be two-milo heats, best three in five. City Council.—This boi^y did not meet on Monday night; hence we havo no re port of proceedings. In the Superior Court of this county, on Monday, tho ca9o of Dr. Boswell •gainst the State, for services rendered in taking chargo of small-pox cases in 180$, was decided in favor of tho Doctor. We understand that tho judgment rendered was for about $*2 1 !ldO. "Semper”—We have received a com munication from tho author of tho letter to tho Now York Evening coplod and commented upon by us about a week ago. Tho communication shall havo a placo in our columris to-morrow. Watch Round.-rAn honest freodinan brought to our office, yesterday morning, a fine gold watch, which ho had picked up near tho locality of tho highway robbery on Monday night. We sup pose it to be Mr. Weaver’s watch, but justice to the finder requires that it be particularly described by tho loser beforo givon up. Wo havo no doubt that the owner will liberally reward tho findor, who has acted in so praiseworthy u man ner. Tho watch is at this office. Audacious Highway Robbery,—On Mon day nigh!, about 9 o’clock, a Mr, Weaver was attacked by three white men, near Mrs. Clegliorn's residence, corner of Oglo* thorpe and St. Clair streets, and robbed of about ono thousand dollars in money, a tine double-ease gold watch, and some valuable papers, Tho robbers mado a violent assault on him, and, in spite of bis resistance, robbed him on tho street at an early hour of the night, at u point which wo would call tho very contro of the city ! If tho highway robber can sue cossfully prosoi.uto his work at such a place and such an hour, when and where is any citizen safe? Is it impossible to catch a few of the rascals perpetrating so many villainies, and make such an exam ple of them as will be a terror to the whole tribe ? A change ha? been made by D. P. Ellis, in his business, by adding the namo of his brother Roswell to tho firm. It is unne cessary in tl.ih community for us to say anything for D. V. & It. Ellis, and we will not say anything for D. J\, for he talks— and that loudly—for himself; but we will •ay a word for Roswell, for wo want all who do not know him personally to un derstand that he is a real Bolid acquisition to the house, lie has lived in this city for years—so long, indeed, that the “memory of the oldest citixun runneth not unto the contrary”—and ho has boon true in every position, in peace, no milder or more amiable man lives—and in war, his firm nww has made him infirm for life. W congratulate D. P. Ellis and his many patrons upon tho addition of such a man to the concern. There has been no time since we have known Columbus, when tho >•«»/• materials of good living could bo found in greater variety than at present. If any ono does not think as we do, let him go to Poabody, fcchuesslor & They aunt us yes- *a r day, and for which wo are “much obliged," a basket q{ the nicest things we havo seen lately—among them a large HOTEL ARRIVALS. Cook’s Hotel, Nov. 27, 1865. John Cochran, Ala; A W Cochran, do; F F Bell, do: Miss A E Adams, do; ‘WnvJonee, do; Boykin Jones, .do; Miss Billups, do; Mis3:Jonet», do; W D Chipley, Ivy; Miss Chi ploy, do; Thog Chapman, Ala; E J Kirksey, Fla; Wm Watkins, Atlanta. Ga; J G Goss. Lexington, Ky; A C Waller, Decatur, Ga; B Hill. Talbotton, Ga; J W Walker, Merriwether, Ga; S Jones. M & W P R R; J W C Denson, do; E W Cozatt, M & S W R R; L Edwards, Russell co, Ala; J Jas L Pollard, Hurtville, Ala; W R Youngblood, Hamilton, Ga; D Taylor, Harris Co, Ga; E M Pratt, Montgomery; Jno R Broome, La Grange, Ga; Wm Hawes, Lumpkin, Ga; Chns Downer, city; T 5t Barnard, do; J M Proctor, Talbotton, Ga; G W Brannon, Eufaula, Ala; Goo M Mullins. Hamilton, Ga; G M Bosley, Mise; Joel T Ruskin, Buena Vista, Ga; Jno McDoug&id, Cussota, Ga; 8 C Marks, do. Richmond Medical Journal.—A pres sure upon our columns excluded from our issue of yesterday (says a Richmond pa per;, the prospectus of the Richmond Medical Journal, which is to bo establish ed by those two eminent surgeons and practitioners of medicine, Dr. E. S. Gail- lard, of this city, and Dr. W. S. McChes- nny, of Staunion. The first (J|puary number) will be issued early in December. This Journal is inaugurated under au spices tho most favorable. Its founders and editors are peculiarly fitted for the conduct of euch a journal—and the ex tended Southern field is unoccupied by a competitor. Such a publication is a ne cessity to tho medical profession of the South. Than Dr. Gaillard thero is no more distinguished medical name in the South, nor indeed is his roputation con fined to this section. He is equally well known and appreciated at the North. His scientific attainments and professional skill and experience attracted the atten tion of the late Confederate authorities, and he was assigned to serveral eminent positions, which ho filled with signal abil ity. Ho is a writer of cultivation and power, and tho Journal will bo enriched with many original articles from his pen. It is proposed by tho editors to pay lib erally for contributions, which will ena ble them to command the best medical pens in tho country; and they have, be sides, tho promise of voluntary articles from many’ eminent sources. We com mend thj%ifcntcrprise to the medical pro fession in the South, in the full confidence that it will in all respects prove worthy of thoir patronage. Its editors are not only gentlomen of eminent professional qualifi cations, but of the highest moral worth and social standing. _ _ R A CARD I desire to return my gratoful aoknowledge- monts to my friends aud patrons who hare so liberally o*tended their influence aud patron age to me for the last ten years. I would an nounce to them and tho public that, as the •torm of war is over and commerce looks bright from East te West, I have established myself In the drug business, and shall devete my entire timo and enorgie? to the same. I have formed a copartnership with Dr. Austin M. Walker, an old resident of this city, a gentleman of sterling integrity and worth. I havo just returned from New York, where I selected in person and purchased for oesh. di rect from importers and manufacturers, the largest and most completo stock of European and American drugs, medicines and chemicals, also the finest stock of Egyptian, Persian and French fancy goods and perfumery ever before ffered in Columbus. Owing to tho many adulterations in drugs and chemicals at the pr<*eut time, we have added to establishment a chemical Laboratory for the purpose of manufacturing our preparations with improved apparatus and strictly in acoor- Junco with tho rules of pharmacy and chemi* try, alto, lor the purpose of detecting and re moving the impurities of overy article dis pensed fr*m our proscription department. All dienlH oompttsing a prescription should be m (a be pure, that they may have the effect ntended by the scientific physician. It is of vital importance to all that they procure pure aud reliable medicinos. Our ohomical and prescription departments will be undor tho control of Mr. William J. Lund, a skillful chemist and pharmaceutist. I would announce to the medical profession and tho trade that wc have fitted up commodi ous rooms on tho second floor for the wholesale and jobbing trade. We intend to keep auoh a large and complete stock of everything In our lino, and to offer such Inducements as will se cure patronage to .Southern industry and enter prise. I respectfully invite my old customers and tho public to call and examine our stock aud prices. If I do not make U to your inter est I cannot expect your patronage. With my compliments and best wishes for your happiness and prosperity, I am respectfully, Your obd't serv’t, J. S. PEMBERTON, of the late firm of Pemberton k Carter. Columbus, Oa., Nov. 23,18»&—6t r EST #,SEE P«w BT wnoui” WTL1)M AN, T0UNG f MO:,! ‘ oi> pro ENCE rjarja wmr: tivtLQ' m «« w^ AO. <55 JiROAV STREET, COLUMBUS, OA. ! Success Attends the Diligent ! SPECIAL NOTICE.—* [ Leg Icuvo to call ■ g / j e v v f f » j ^ attention t-> the cnpi'ulists of our commu- GOLD, SILVER AND EXCIJaInGE BROK.BRSi , T t i BANK AGENCY. OLD OFFICE MECHANICS DRUG AND CREMMdHOUSE. DU. A. M. WALKER. J. 8. PEMBERTON & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS, NEXT DOOR TO J. RSXJ & CO’S HARDWARE STORK. 20,000 INVESTED NEW 8’COOK einbi-HoiiiR tho LAIRG 1ST m.d FINEST iworun.nt of. SELECT nilfOS ami MEDICINES, Enrol’.un nrui Am.rican CHEMICALS. FANCY GOftDS. PERFUMERY. SOAPS. Ac.. So., over ix offered in Columbus MANY nllho GOODS IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES AS IMPORTED. That part of our stock new being opened consist* ortho fol lowing article*: SO gross bottle corks; Borro-tacT .A.isr:D solid. in. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES. aEORQIA, 250 gals (White) lvnui 300 lbs Tea,.Young liyw Oil; Black, English* und'Broakfast: Refined Borax, English; 1500 lbs Epsom Salts; 25 lbs Nutmegs; 50 lbs Gum Asata'tidn ; 50 lbs Emp. Canthnriu; lUO lbs Aq. Ammonia, i l f; 100 lbs Spirit? Nitre i>ulo, 1‘ f f; ]500 lbs Blank Pcppov ; 300 lbs Allspice; 2u0 lbs Ruce Ginger, fresh ; 50 lbs Cinnamon Bark; 50 lbs White Glue;. (XX) lbs BtfClwb S »da, Liverpool 100 lbs Corn Starch, new; lot) lbs Lori l lard's Muon boy Smi 25 lbs Pul CtfipAiie Pepper: 100 lbr Pure Cream Tartar; 100 ots Sulph (Quinine; 50 i i Sulph Morphine ; :D 100 gross vial corks ; t 50 lbs Turkey Rhubarb, true ; .50 llw India Rhubarb, powd’d ; l00 gals East India Castor Oil; i ease $0 lbs Turkey Opliuu : 25 lbs l’Ul. Ipecac, new; 25lbs Pulv v Jalap; * 50 lhs Iodide Potassium ; "* lb* Iodine, resub; l gross Loidlitr. I J gross Mo.Munn gross tSleorV Opodiddoo; I'gxosa BVsOtfmn’s Drops ; 2»Vdo7. Oougress Water ; 25 doz Vormituiro, aborted ; 25 dor. Mustung Liniment ; 1 gross Tarrant's Seitsor Aperient; 1 gross Drake's Plantation Bitters ; gross Helmbold’s Buohu ; ’ j gross llostettcr’8 Bitters ; gross Ayer’s Ague Cure; •a gross Christadora’s and Batoholor's Hair I)ye: \<* gross Ayer’s Cherry’s Pectoral; 1 grossJiaarlom Oil; 1 gross Ayer's Pills; 250 Photographic Album*, beatiful stylos; 50 pr Egyptian and French Toilet Sets, of tho most benutilulstyles and colors ; H do7. Pull’ Boxes. Chinese: 12 do/. Lubin's Handkerchief Extracts: 12 do/. Night Blocuiiug Corcus, Axtract; 6 do/ Egyptian Extract; 30 doz French and Envlish Perfume ; 75 do/ Colognes, English, french, Gorman and American ; 50’do* Rose Ilair Oil; 8»i do* Roar’H-Uil; 100 tie7. Flavoring Extract assorted ; 25 do* Egyptian and French Pomades ; 12 do* Lubin’s Soap; 2d do* Fine Toilet boaps, fanoy ; 12 do* Military Shaving Soaps ; 3d do* Brown Windsor Soap; 20 boxes Bazin’s Barber Soap ; :Vi do* Fine Pooket Knives ; 20 do* Porttnoniea, Ladies’ uudGuutlemon’8: 100do* Lily White,ail kinds; 12 do* Kerouono Lamps; 50 dot Kerosene Lamp Chimneys; 100do* Kerosene Lamp Wicks; 0 do* Portable Egg Nogg } 12 dpz Concentrated Milk, in cans ; '■*' )* Imp. Wedding Wine; . — gnac Brandy ; (V)sals Old Tope* Shorry Wine; gals imperial Pure Juice Mudoit .... 30 Buy’g Bank of Selma 25 Ccnltol Railroad I)ai*k y. HO Cor.trn) Biiak ;» Goomia Railroad auit Ranking Coui|.uir-> 00 Otmiu.rnU Buk...— Bonk or Middle Qoirgln .r. .'.~r 70 u an ], Marine Bank - of. N()nl , Qrn Bank , Bank of Auguotn ; 2d Southern Bank : 5 AugustaInouraneo.." » 10 BO UTH OAROUNA.. Bank of Athena r«.M...I.;,.,.(. 30 Bank ot Camden Bank of Columbus 15 Bank of Churleston — Hank of CommerCT....t.-.....i.UA..«.i..A/..:A... 10 i Bank of Choeter Bank of the Empire«ti*(«....A...rr.t. 15 ! Ba nk of Georgetown l.ank of hultou .../. 23 | Bank of Hamburg... - — 20 Bnnk of Savannah... ... l *42 , Bank of Nr wherry 25 Bank of the Stuto of (Joorgia< City Bank of Augusta * ...... KarmorB’nnd Meehan ins' Bank . Mechanics’ Bank Morchantn’ and Plantors’ Bank Planters’ Bank Union Bank ManufactuverB’ Bank Timber Cutters’ Bank ALABAMA. Bank of Mobilo Bank of Montgomery 1 FOR QUOTATIONS OF OTHER BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE. October 31— 2in | ^ SI Bank of the State of South Carolina - .23 Commercial Bank *•••* 17 •• Exchange Bank IK - HI Farmers’ and Exchange Bank 12 *12; Merchants' Bank 2D ... 17 Pcoplen’ Bank 47 ... 10|. pintxterK* Bank of Fairfield.. IK ]2|| Planters* and Moohanice’ Bank—........ 22 Statu Bank - v* .12 1 Southwestern Railroad 27Li "°j Union Bank db 121 1U0 lbs Carb. Ammonia ; 300 lbB Alum; 50 lbs Balsam Copaiba : 25 lbs Sub. Nit, Bismuth : 50 lbs Gum Camphor; 2’> lbs Sulph. Ether ; 50 lbs (new) Hops; 50 lbs Preojph Caro. Iron : 25 lbs Curb. M.iancHia: 10 gross Mustard; 25 1U8 Bath Sponuee 100 grt)»s Pro*. VhO* ami lioltlef : 25 gross Wine Bottles; 1 gross London Club Sauco; 24 gross Patent Pills, assorted; 1 gross Davis’ Pain Killer; 6 uo* Sozadont; 12 dos Sarsaparilla ; . 20 dos Capsules, Cop. and Cub.; b gross Brown’s Essence Jamaica Ginger ; 3b dos Glass Syringes M and T; 12 dos Self-injecting Syringes, improved ; 8 dos Cod Liver Oil; b do* puir Tooth Forceps; 100 gross Pill Boxes, and fancy do: 1 gross English aud french Hair Brushos ; 3 gross I K Dressing Combs; 5 gross Fino-tooih Combs, Ivory ; 5 gross Court Plaster; 5 gross Trieophcrus; 12 do* Bay Kuiu: 12 do* English Honey Soap; 50 lbs Pure Essence Oils;, 100 do* Ink, assorted si*3f,i 50 reams Letter aud Note Paper ; 12 M Opaque Envelopes; 50 lbs Gum Arabic, select; Bridal Prosentr; A LARGE STOCK. OF Druggist’s and Physician’s Furniture. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE SOON: lOil; | 2 bids CoaoblYarnish; I 600 gall’s Linseed Oil; 5,000 lbs Cotlago Paints, in Oil; 50 boxes Windsor Glass, assorted; 4 hbls FaruUoro Varnish, No. 1 : 10,000 lbs PUTTY, and a general assortment of 2 bbls Japan Varnish; | PALNl’8 and oolors. *9- All order* thankfully received and filled with dispatch. The trade supplied with overy thing in our lino at the LOWEST PRICES. 1 A 49- Remember tho Sign of the GOLDEN EAGLE. No. D.I Broad street, nextMinor to J, En nis k Qo’a Hardware Storo. 8* - PBMBBHTON &l CO, nov 2u~tl NEW. GOODS! JUST RECEIVED . mum Hie licv.'cp rie ... . all tPat it you want to buy call first on and .-'ey if wo cm n’t trade, then go elsewhere. J. H. SIKES. FOR SALE OR RENT, r lMIE very ni rt o residence now occupied b> A Jtdgo Iverson in Summerville, Alabama, threo mile* from CoJuinbuj—lOOacree. 35oorea cleared, balance in woods. Apply to J. ir. SIKES. FOR SALE. A VERY GOOD FARM, ^ miles from Co- J* mmbuH, in Ru^ell county. Alabama, ona inilo bouih tnu Orawfurd road, now owned and occupied by Capt. J. M. Bugg. 1‘hero is 2K‘>! ■> acres, 140 ot which U cleared anil under good fence ThH plscc is newly »i producing H' 0 pounds of c... WM „ will bo sold a bargain if bold at c .1 H SIKES pLANTATFON OF 1.0'S ACRES OF EX- i: tRLLKNT LAND FOR HALE.—This Plantation i« l-.cated in C.■amberscounty, Ala., six miles' north oi cmleui, 22 miles west of Co- luiubitr. Form* cash, or in cotton to be made ou tho place. Corn, p- rk, stock how, cattle and mules may be bought with it. Make pro posals to Mr .1. is Hi m ms, Cuss eta, Ala., or to Mr. Charles Betts, un tho placo, or to J. H. SIKES. FOR SALE, npiIAT.woll known and valuable PLANTA- A IION in (Duvichee Bend, iorranrly owned by Col. Turner: IS railed from Columbus, 7 from Fort Mitcnoll, M. .V G. Railroad, The place i.s handsomely improved, bos every ' fom lor turn! convenience, lioice trues, u vineyard, shrub- is. There are cabins sufficient two gin huu-es. burns, stables, building i . nn orchard » fiery and Ho lor 130 negro JlC. Thoro ure 15-10 acres in the tract, 1100 cleared. Too Hrvt clnn bottom land, a poition of the bal- anco nf deep chocolate and vory productive* The fertility ot tim land is unsurpassed, and from it8 iieiilthfuluosN and location one of the most rlerirnhic plantations in tho South. Stock und provisions will bo sold with the NO. fit BROAD STREET, 12 u.07. uoncoiuratoa m 12 do*'did Rcsorvea li ftl gals V. O. P. Cogna (wgals Old Topes Sho , Imi , _ „ 12 do* Heidslck Chamj>agi 0 bbls Old Bourbon ^ 12 M Havana Cigars ; Holiday gifts Wine: s Wine; CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BIJCtGIES, COACH MATERIAL, OF E V E R Y DES 0RIPTI0N. der the name ari’l Hiylaol"' McKEE BROTHERS, will bo fuiiinl at tho Old Stand of H* C. IdcKcc- where they will receive order 0 tbr CARRI AG ES, BUGGIES, and CARRIAGE MATERIAL of every description. .. . . Orders will be lurwarded by us to the bent Manufacturers, (mi urraugement having been made with Metsrs. James M, Quimby, A to., and others.) aud tilled at very kaklikst possible date, and ut LOWEST CASH PRICES! We hope by tho 15th January to opon tho MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING Dinr'ja.nTjMiEKrT, and will be supidied with full stuck of CHOICE “wlfk^nkiiTOuhV'Sb'S'n'VKRY BEST STYl.E, ami warrantee! to give sutiUuo- w’e r«r>«ctfully solicit notronago of onr friends and tho publio generally. 1 McKEE BRO’S. C01.UMBUS, Nov. i\ WCo. JUST ARRIVED! -AT TUE- VARIETY STORE, No. PEABODY, SCHUESSLER & WELLS, Consisting in part of Base Ball* Tim Rrooklyn K»«le philoitophor, in hi, efforts to Itoep up with the emuioroenls of the ngc, bus slipped into base ball sport. He thus explains the science of the gutne: . „ . The game ii a great invention. It is easily understood. All you have to do is to—keep your eye on the ball. It’s till about the ball. They also u*o a bat. The bat is a club built on the model of the club Barnum killed Captain Cook with. Tbit is why tho or*aniaation is called a One fellow takes & club and stands on a lino, and another standi in front of him, and fires the ball back at him. The chap with the club hits back. The ball flies in the other direction. Tho first follow drops the club as though ho whs poured, and runs like a pickpocket witli an M. P. after him. Several fellows run after the ball, home body catchee it and fires it at tonoebody else, when tho chap who had the clut> stops running. , . . . Another follow then takes the club, ana the same man, who is called the “pitcher, pitches on him, fires the ball at him, and he hits back, knocks the ball, drops his chib, und cuts his stick for the first base. Half a dozen fellows out on picket duty scramble lur the ball. One reliablo B. B. is posted behind the club man, in case the club man misses the ball, to see that it don’t go by and hit the Umpire. . . .. When one side is out, the other side goes in, and when both sidei are out, U is called an “inning*.” . . It i* quite an intelligent game, depend ing entirely on the use of your legs. 1 he first principle of the game is running. When you are “In” you run away from i...n .. i..,.. p/ui .r* “nut" vou run nov 2rt tf COLUMBUS ■W o o cl-Y a v d _ i9 street, uuc Sonthof the Court-House, whore ho will kee^ on hand u supplv of OAK and HICKORY, PINE and LIUliTWuOD. which ho will fur nish by the quarter, half, pr cord, snwcdjn any length, ready fu place or etoyc, uitable cither for lir city, lroo Wood delivered in any part of th °^0rder* U l<‘ft at the following planes will ho promptly filled. Perry House, Gammelr Thwestt, Peubudv, Hcfiuo E. B. Law, Bedell N t’u. nov lvr A. P. RKID. Saratoga Restaurant WEST HIDE BROAD ST., Next Door to I*. P. Kills’ Auetiori Rootii UP STAIRS, (Formerly Dr. Woodruff’^ ufiloo.' THE R'.fiicriber having purcliaueii thi. j well known und papular Kutftaurunt, would inlui ui hi* friend* and the public generally, that ho wilf *| pains or expem.o iu nm King tills one of tho mot<t desirablo rosoria in tho city. He will always have on baud overy delicacy this and other markets utford. , „ ... Ladiee ur families wiahtng localu Bent to their roe ins can have them 9unt to any part of Hl^ cit, rt reuaunablo rate. ^ q bakr0 ^.T^ Ladies’ Belts, do. Gaunllots(buck) do. Hair Nob*, do. Toilet a Dron ing Combs, do. Huso h Garters. DoLuit>e», opltaB, Armuros, DoChorrcs (eherre) Alpacas, Sprague Prints, Amuskeag Prints, Wumnutta Prints, ■anooster, Ellbton and Dutch Ginghams Tissure Veils, Clouds, Hoods, Balmorals, Hoop Skirt*, Corsetts, Bolt Ribbon and Volvot, and the most eoiuploto assortment of D Button* in tho city. Victoria Lawn, Swiss Muslin, Jaconets, Cambrics, ass’tiuT. Brilliants, >) Llnons, Birds Eyo, Brown Domestic?, Bleached Towelling and Towel?, Bro. Crash. * Coats and Williumantia Cotton Thread, Cook’? Flax. (Brown and Black;, Bowing Silk, Cotton and Silk Flo??, Corselt uhd Bleached Joans, >AHJriiula Af Handkerohiefs, And all kinds Staple and Fancy Groceries, Such aa Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tea?, Mackerel. White Fl*h, Sardines, Pickles, Herrings, ic., With BusUirk’s Soxodont, and Moore’s Killiok- Inick Smoking Tobacco. Nov. 25 tf Bro. Canton Flannels Redound White do. Treruont Bio. do. Bl’d .Shirtings, I>rillings and Chccka, Denim? and Stripe NEW YORK. MILLS COTTON, OTHER BRANDS do. BED BLANKETS, all Hikes; DHESS SILKS, various color., CALICOES, POPLINS, LUBIN’S GENUINE EXTRACTS, BAZIN’S SOAPS, BAZIN’S POMADES, BOZODONT, A Lnrge nod Vsrind Auorlment of MEERSCHAUM. BRIAR ROOT, ROSEWOOD, APPLEWOOD, CHIiVA, LAVA, NEW IDEA PIPES! WITH CHARGES. Borgs’ Sogarettas, Punch Seg&rettos, Fine Ladies’ Segnrettos, SMOKING TONCCO, Wm. 11. Bkdri.i.. Koa't C. Por*. NEW BOOT 11 mi STORI. BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, a .NDUlt. COOK'S UOTEL), l opening our Btook of BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually keep on hand every atjla of Ladies', Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, and Men’? Buys’ und Youths’ Boot*, Shoes and Gaiter?, and Children’? Copper-tiped Shoes. All Grades of Buff, Kip aud Wax Brogans. Great pain? hns been taken in gelting up our slock, an i we guarantee a 1 work sold. 4Mp To Country Merchants wo offer liberal In ducement?. and invite them to exumine our stock. Also, a tine assortment of Soft and Cashmere Hats. net 21-tf Cotton Mill for Sale. w;,« with 142*» aure lars, address ile u„r COTTON MILE, loea- «• *i-l. Consi county. Alabama, l laud attached. Forpurtiou- Yurious Brands: i THE BEST AND PRETTIEST ' killickinick. DANVILLE, ASSORTMENT OF I ELEPHANT, WASHINGTON. BIRD’S EVE, GREEN SEAL, THREE BELLES. MAY BLOSSOM, LATAKIA, SHANGHAI, CARTE BLANCHE. TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. TOBACCO BAGS, Ac. nan. uurr ac uo.. Montgomery, Ala. Mules! Horses!! Mules!!! HEAD of fineTonnc?‘*eo Mu'es and Hors- or, for sale at the Livory .Stables of HAINES. McGEHEK k CO. Tbi? in all good stuck—free lruin brands of auy sort, never having been worn doiln In army fcerviee. Cull soon. nov 22 tf E. J. PINCKARD. DweilinR Wanted. dwelling of four, flv* ionllv bitunted. can . .d tenant by applying at the stora Ar Co. Posioasion wanted by l?t of •xi. JOSEPH F. POU. ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS. VAN DYKES, HOODS, NUBIAS and HEAD DRESSES, | of J. Kyh Janu.-ir.v n novl tf. THE LBWI8 HOUSE, COLUMBUS, GA, A NEW and dcrimble lluu-oon Frontstreet. neurtlie Bii'lyc. for permanent nnd tran sient boaruers, -vnvouicut to the Htngee pausing the Bridge hi 1 t-. the laniliug ut the River. Condiioted by Mr-. L. A. Lewis, who solicits Trust Sale. next. 1 will tell ut my lower Plantation, situated on the Cha filio chee river, 10 mllea heluw Columbus, i ho following trust property of Mr?. Eliza \V. Moure, vii: 8 Mules, 1 Horae, I yoke ot Oxen, 1*- rk Hog?. Mock Hogs, several land bushels Pen?, Pot plantation imilcu horse Wagon and all the W00LF0LK. Trustee. M otice. A LT, peraon. iuritbled to tho l.t, firm o< Cody. Fleming ii rfoift aro h.reby notitled : that they mas: c.ino op and settlo: and tho.. who tail 10 pay hj lir.-t d.,y of Janu«» n.it, tbat their notr m d aoeounts will b. put ta »«i. at unco. 1 ho books an i papor. of tb» oonoOT ' are kept Ht -lb ataml. corner under Oook a . Hotel. Citin'. H-BM.1NG FlWIFI. W. L. PARKER, 64 BROAD STREET. Nov. 2.T, 1805. Iw Dissolution. Culumbi . .31. l*t»5 —Uonl Bank Notes Wanted. J. Rank? i North and and Tonne (i tu purchase notes of tha States ot Georgia. Alabama. < truiina. Virginia, Louisiana i:d will pay full market rates FIRE WORKS! fURUUHAKT A CHAPMAN day disitolvod l y^ inutunl^oonscnt. • J-t -y] Hc’. H-i large sale or a'iii; l All indobtod to tho k'to^ttrinwill Oniithe bimit*. 1 notes nnd accounts in tho bntids ot r. o- Chap man, who is wilh |)R. THOMAS II. DAMSON, At the old stand of Urquliurt .V Chapman, TorpedoOH, where thoy pruposo to keep a good stock ul MULES and HORSES I DRUGS. MEDICINES, fcc., "W OE/KS! FIRE CRACKERS, Romnn Cuntllpa. i Fluner Pot4. A Good Chance! 1 OFFER MY TAN YARD and 202*4 acres i 1 »i Land for i , uf the corporal . ilenrod and I20 j Macou Telccrm FOR SALE, AT THE OLD STAND OF J. B. JnQ,UES & BHO., A UOI OF FINE Top and no Top Buggies, IIA .AiVJhBB. WHIPS AND COLLARS. 1 reasonuhbi terms us the w *'<* cnUagt, and Iritth polatuui ffnu | the ball—»h«u you ar« “out" you run •»ou*h tornake Foni.n. of u. all. {J- |plendld txo rci.r; keep, you w TU N, w H .vTk^ in.i.U up..,, it r‘ r ,n'ner n UnTr tly “ “ ‘' W ‘ T “ P " Ikat Uen. Banks. hasingboonH.otjew.il tn summer Unto. jfMkaoB's Commip-ary cannot, it ejected 10 „W r ®*s» ^ke the oath that he bag n«*V- •*“» directly or indirectly, ’ ^iveu aid or comfort to the enemies of the Union, Letter Paper and Envelope*, 0 K n‘ 0 ?Tt r , tOr 'Ati ^LoVrNOY. nov 25 tf To the Ladies. AURELIA RIDGEWAY respectfully offer? /V her service? to the Liidic? of Culumbus as a FASHION A III.K II \ lIlDRICSSKIi. Orders loft ill tho reridouoe «.l Mi>. J. I. RMgeway will bo promptly attended to. nuv HIV' _ 8THAYED . Tnliafe ... ..... _ largo bay tuara h Iter on; mum: and tail closely trimmed. Auy lotormation which will lead to her recovery will b« liberally rewarded, nov 28 21 C. D. TALIAFERRO. AT TUSKEGEE, ALA. K Friday. December 8th, commencing at ^ 10>% o’clock. I will sell, without rosorve. iu Ttt^kegee, Alabama: ^ |oo XZoadL of Horses ! tablsfor the Harness and Saddle—among Home Advances on Cotton. W E will SUIP COTTON to first 6l»ss hou,w in New York, uud make liberal CAM1 * <l uo* l ]B—If J. K. IVEY Sc CO. DR. M. WOODRUFF 1 R I1S R.m<trbd his ufboo to Nu. 101 Uioait It tutd will atra.t, ovor th« store of Saptiinrftot. Dews Satlifaotor I. All calls promptly attended to. ' Kuqmre BOY » lw B1V 24 tl VERY FINE STOCK. 40 Likely Mules ! In good condition—some of them nro extra line. This is a good opportunity to replenish your **'’ Ck ' S. SALTElt. nov 25 2w Osnaburgs. "FLINT ItIVEK MANU- or salo, by the bulo. GEO. TV. WOODRUFF. A Plantation Wanted. tion tor the ensuing year, with Mock to > it and one yoar’s supplies. I will return at Un did of the year the Fame amount «>t supidi*-* aud all the stuck in a* good conditions* 1 receive it und will give utie hall uf the crop tor the rent. Satisfactory rafer.no, will I and will soil them times will allow. Kspocial attontion paid to tho | pllUHCKlPTION DKPARTMKKT. None but competoot Apothocitries will be em- I ployed in his business. Nov I v l8d5. luov lui) it ^. !N"otico. ■\iriLL bo sold at the rehidonco of G. M. Anderituu. ul Muscugee couuty. ou the old Express Road, right mile* from Columbus, on the 12th ot December next, 237 aero? of laud, (.-tie?, hogs, horses and mules, corn, fodder, peas, i *i5SSr,’ASE* hu “ FOR SALE. IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, .1AH SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. 2UU CANDLER. BROWN H 00,. n , n ja if tw Broad Street. CHECKS ON NEW YORK, IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, poll hale by Kl . 1>lx ,, 1UNSERD A CO. ssvlMis Skyrockets ! Vertiolee, Blue L^rlits. Si 1NG to oloso nut th, lot soon, wo will sell cheap.... cash. ,.r esch^.e for cot- borolln, Sinpeut?, FOR SALE, „ 8000 BUSHELS COTTON SEED !> “ xol ‘“-1 dinned this year. CANDLER, BROWN Je CO., RengolrtH, Hopper*. iVc. ' _ 145 Broad Street: "taken op. ALL AT THE Wanted BEE HIVE. a a havi I ulhu dvortisement an J. D. N|lN0U. nl Advances on Cotton. mik. Cotton con«ignt4to their NEW YORK, or IVKUPOOL. rtl i T Cash Advai uov 21 tf | frionds in Wood! Wood! Orno, Molina and Oi«a»d R. R. L P ARTIES wishin. Oak and Hickory uml l’artios desirous of sliippin* Cotton Hoart Pina Woo* by tho car load can be above points are invited to kIvo them a supplied upon apjlicationjo^^^ Treasurer j Gi'.l' ENM QOD All oct 21-tf * ’ e i A Houso and Lot in Wynnton FOR RENT, i-or tltjtstt, A GOOD PLANTATION in Ru.sell oonntv. - v ““ Alabama, from kiK) to 250 acre* of which i? to th« call. HAY. Treah land "that »fit produce cotton finily. I W# *D I very h ,; C«n». Fodder, Mulaa, horeea. cattla, and hoge. W otit-huii tn g _ have not lea* “"'^•^"JSS.F.WBaN, A.ent. aov 2& ossn be purchased the prensisaa. APP'fXt tXUOfe,, I boy 17 tt Tha wulve room*. IhureUa ou the piece. Allneoee- guod 1 opair. A tfinoll or- hard of vary cnoice fruit traaa, ((ood (ardan, c. Apply at thn u»gt^ Ac.