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.oBJIS FOU 'IHE EMttllKKH.
The following named lontl.mcn«re Ajent,
L a F. Powers. Seals fcuilion.
Wo.'l»ey. Uatehaehubt.ee.
B f. Sanborn. UurtTiltc.
w 0 . Waller, l'craons.
T ‘w Banka. Uuerryton.
o'C. Baker, Siwponidon.
W 0 Andrews, Chunuonuwee
,, u‘ Smith, Union Spring.
w A. Loafer, Villula.
nj,' Thomas J. Burke, tiler,nvill».
j. 1. Jenkina. Midway.
, The following named wntlemen are our
„„ at the several depot, on the Muaeoge.
!Station No. 2. Col. J, A-U «*■*•
,Bo. Sprinea. U. I). Wiu.iams.
(Genera, B, 3-0 Naai..
(Butler, K. E. " atkbb.
, fort Valley. J. L. Bvi.vorox.
I .Tone.' CmeelnK. J ' yKa "• CovlSOTnx.
irt’NRUAl. NOTICE.
h , friends and aeuuaintanco. of Mr. R. C.
, tQ( j y rs , Luveoia Floyd, are respectfully
I d to attend the Funornl of the latter from
rwidencc of Mw. K. H Turner, tbi** mom-
alii) o’clock.
New Advertisements.
D P. & U. Eilis will have a large sale
f stock and sundries to-day at 11 o’clock,
e advertisements and go to the eale, and
bid. f „
j L. Wimberly, Ordinary of Stewart
unty, has several legal notices that
u ght to be noted.
W. 0. Wool folk, administrator, gives
otice of the sale of valuable personal
roperty of the estate of J. W. "Wool-
'Ik. Sale to take place 13th December.
Santa Claus has«found the “Bee Hive."
he children anil their fond parents must
ot let “Kris Kringlo” get in loo, for he
igbt clean out the “old gum." Phelps
L t supply everybody, although ho is
illing to do it.
J, K. Ivey & Co. have bagging, rope
d twine enough to sack up half the cot-
j, i u tbo country. Those wanting such
pplies can now get them by applying at
eir warehouse.
The friends of Judge John Quin nomi-
te him for the mayorally of the city, at
e election to take placo the second Sat-
'ay in December. Col. Quin is one of
r oldest citizens; bus filled nearly every
sponsible oflico in the city, and has been
uently elected to the position he now
Ids, that of Judge of the Inferior Court
the county, lie is reliable wherever
iced by his fellow citizens.
Cotton,—Our market was perhaps a lit-
more activo yesterday, but prices were
thout noticeable change. Middling,
a 40c.
River too low for navigation, but ap-
rmces givo hope of rain soon.
Yesterday's Race.—The following is the
ult of the race yestei day over the Chat-
ioochee Cour.-e, two-milo heats:
Bedell’s hr. in 1 2 1
Pryor’s sorrel m. 2 1 2
1me—1:004, 4:10, 4:18.
he race was a very well contested one,
d excited a good degree of interest.
The Watch left at this office on Tuesday
red to be the watch of Mr. Weaver,
t at the time of the robbery of that gen-
man. We suppose that it fell from the
pof the robbers and was partially
nceiled in the sand, and that they did
t tike time to find it again.
As several applications have been made
our oflico by persons who have lost
teller, wo givo this notice that the one
t with us has been identified and rostor-
lo i friend of the loser.
jOTSTERH.—Wo are indebted to our old
end W. A. McKenzie, for a barrel of
3 Oysters, and also to Mr. P. A.
ullioe the well known engineer of tho
i running Steamor Glide, for another
the “same sort.” Where’s tho Enquir-
Where is Tom W.—Eufaula
were within shelling distance, and
take it that our Eufaula friend must
Te had a long oyster fast, else he would
ve discharged one batrol at us before
ivtly devouring the whole. May Dover
,ler open valve to him again until ho
mn out of that bomb-proof and re-
wbers his friends in bis momontsof cx-
»ive good luck.
^ e regrst to learn thaTMr. L.W. I)aw-
*». son of the lute W. C. Dawson, died a
days ago at Albany, Ga.
Charley Barrow, at the Saratoga ltes-
ran t» bas just received from steamer
'1 Times u few barrels of fresh oysters,
thcihbll. We understand from sev-
tfentleruen, who consider themselves
that they are not only first rate, so,
ll hat Charley has them fixed up in a
: ^**1 would improve any oysters.
,in K*lreody declined several invita-
_ ni f° °ysters and—trimmings to-night,
Wl '‘ n ° l bo able to give those at the
r *toga a trial. It
'***« h's (late tuk “Perky
/—In consequence of the low
water in the rivor, I have been
“^fttogttmy goods hero in time to
^ toy house* on tho day determined
ul ^ am P r epured to aceormnodatc a
re * ui » r and day boarders,
j, d. 1*. Horracm,
Proprietor.
Hotel arrivals.
Poor's Hotel, Nov. 28, 1805.
^«IPuVy°d^ ViUe ’ Kyi
L lovvoll, Ain;
« AJami, AvlanU;
’ lUld,vJ "'‘ d 8 °"' AUi
^Mellon’ Fla-
>«oB*k 11, • 1 ,0 '“ 8 ’</*'. (in;
K > :
Kicliafdson, Lmnnkin.
MAHKKT KKI’OICJ'S,
i Ala
11: K KT,
Xkw-Tmhk 1)r v-Boom
Tao Ex piece says the lull carpet trade is about
over tor the eeaeou ; it has been quite prosper
ous lor all tlie manufacturers; the dock on
baud has been reduced to an unusually low
point, nnd tho prices very firm. There Hre u
large number of orders unfilled, and manufac
turers, generally, will be kept busy on then) un
til the close of the year.
The New England mills arc working full time,
and the production ot domestic cotton is large.
This iuduces buyers to be cureful in purchases,
Any pressure to sell would muke much lower
price-. Low and middling Prices of moderns,
both domestic and foieign, dull. Fancy casai-
mcre are selling at lair prices. French merinos
and delaines are bettor sustained than other
goods. Fair demand for silks, especially fancy,
and they are still offered freeiy.
The dry goods trade remains dull. The down
ward move in prices continues. The jobbers
are only buying to supply their immediate
wants, anil there is a general disposition to re
duce stocks, as the season draws to a close. The
standard brown sheetings declined to 32 oarly
iu the week, but afterwards rallied to 32}£.
Fine brown sheetings have decliuod from 2 to 5
cents per yard, with more doingat reduced quo
tation. Prints have fallen off one cent, and
are dull, buyers waiting lower prices. Bleach
ed sheeting arc firm in New York mills, but all
others are down from 2% t • 5 cents.
Cincinnati. Nov. 25.—Flour is In good local
demand at $>7.50 <a 7.75 for superfine, $8 (& 8.75
for new extra. 1‘J (n ‘J.50 for old, and 19.75 (<v 12
for family and fancy. Wheat steady at $2.05 for
old red, and $1.60 @ 1,75 for new. Corn is dull
and nominal at 50c for sound. Oats are in good
demand, and prices have advanced to 41 (y 42e
in elevator. Bye is quiet at 82c for prime.
Provisions are lower and unsettled. Old city
Mess Pork could have been bought at 27c. New
is held nt 2l»e, Green meats closed nominal at
$9 12 (o.‘ 14 for shoulders, Sides and Hams. Not
much is doing in old Monts. Sraull jobbing sales
of clear Bucnn Sides at 22c are reported. Lard
is nominal, and 2 ('$ 3e lower; it was offered
freely at the close at 23c for prime kettle-ren
dered.
Groceries arc quiet. Wuiskejr dull at $2 26.
Hogs are dull and lower. Correet quotations
cannot be given. Sales are reported ot $9.05
for gross and $11 for net, for good heavy. Aver
age receipts, (1,000 head,
LE CRITIQUE EST AISEE ET L ART EST DIFFICILE!”
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL HOUSE.
PEMBERTON.
DR. A. M. WALKER.
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Ala;
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How Sugar is Made White.—-The
way in which sugar is made perfectly
white, it is said, was found out in a curi
ous way. A hon that had gone through a
clay inud puddle, went with her muddy
fuel into a .sugar house. She left her tracks
on a pile of sugar. It was observed by
some one, that wherever the tracks were
tho sugar was whitened. This led to some
experiments. The result was that wet clay
came to bo u*od iu refining sugar. It is
used in this way: The sugar is put into
earthern jars, shaped as you see tbe 6Ugar
loaves arc. The large ends aro upward.
Tho smaller ends have a hole in thorn.
The jar is filled with sugat, the clay put
over the top and kept wet. Tho moisture
goes down through the sugur, and drops
from tho hole in the small end of the jar.
This makes tho sugar perfectly white.
It is rumored in theatrical circlos that a
distinguished American tragedian, now
acting In this city, one of the last great
representatives of Shakspeare’s heroes,
will soon lead to the hymenial altar a
beautiful and accomplished daughter of
the South, already well known for her
genuine and original literary talent.
IN. V. Herald,
Tho Mississippi Index learns that one
hundred balus ot government cotton wero
ftolon from the depot at Crawtordville on
the night of the 20:1). The Index says,
“no duo has yet been obtained as to who
the thieves aro; although suspicion rests
rather heavily on some of the military
not a thousand miles oil'."
Tho ministerial organ, L’Union Nation-
ale, at Toronto, Canada, speaking of tho
contcmpluled Fenian invasion, doclaros
that government is organizing an army of
forty thousand men, to be stationed along
the entire frontier line of Que'ooO and
Toronto, and to garrison all frontier towns.
Depositors aro withdrawing their funds
Irorn the banks, and panic prevails.
Significant.—The ltaleigli Progress,
of tho lCih instunt, contains a lettor from
the State Department at Washington to
Governor Holden, enclosing tho amend
ment to tho Federal Constitution adopted
by the last Congress. The writer of the
letter, Acting Secretary F. W. Seward,
requests the Governor to cause tho decis
ion of tho Legislature of North Carolina
to bo taken on the subject.
XlKHUlLDINO OF THE TeMPL*.—The
Jews, both in this country and in Europe,
have for several years pust been making
great efforts to raise subscriptions for the
rebuilding of tho Temple at Jerusalem,
permission to thut effect having been givon
to them by tbe Turkish Government.
There is a sublimity of purpose about this
movement which must claim the respect
and sympathy of all Christendom.
Negro Brigandage.—The Savannah
Herald says that John G. HoHzcIaw, of
Gr*cno county, and two assistants with
him, on the way to Savannah to procure
tho corpse of Mr. Holtzclaw’s 6on, wore
assailed, grossly assaulted and robbed nt
Scroven’a Ferry by a party of negroes,
w ho w ero not easily dissuaded from shoot
ing him. The negroes told Holtzcluw
they did not intend to lot any white man
travel through that country.
An article in Blackwood in regard to
the Trent affair says: It in now no lon
ger ti secret that Lord Palmerston had
made up his own mind not to go with the
Fcdoral States. Tho Etnperoy of France,
equally us long-sighted agreed with him,
and had there not been with Palmerston
in the Cabinet, man to whom the thought
of war under any circumstances is dread
ful, a message would have been sent to
Washington which would have required
but u short and categorical answer, bo-
cause u fleet equipea for action would
have escorted it to the mouth of tho
Chesapeake. In the Cubinet however,
here sat at that time, not only Messrs.
Glade stone, Milner, Gibson and Villers,
but Sir George Cromwell Lewis, tho
most subtle ot political reasoners and
the most pacific of ministers.
The articlo savs that ut the time of
tbe Trent affair England had a long list
of outrages to be accounted for. It had
been cheated in the Ashburton, troaty.
The States claim as their own territory
wlmt they had iu their possession. The
clearest proof belonged to us; and as if
to cap these outrages, tho Island of San
Juan was admitted to be ours up to tho
moment of its occupation by our forces
These, with other lesser, bat not impor
tant wrongs festered tho Trent outrage,
which presented such uu opportunity as
could never be expected to occur again
for lighting them all, and by a process
which would have bonefitted the whole
world. Had wo struck then, as Lord
Palmerston was anxious wo should do,
the Southern States would have achieved
their independence and become to us
faithful allies, as well us our best custo
mers.
Properties of Charcoal.—Among
t lie many properties of charcoal may be
mentioned its power of destroying smell
! taste, nnd color; and, as a proof of its
possessing the first quality, if it be rub-
‘ bed over putrid meat, the smell will be
destroyed. If a piece of charcoal bo
thrown into putrid water, tho putrid taste
or flavor will bo destroyed, undtho wa
! ter be rendered completely free. Sailors
| are aware of this ; for when water is bad
at sea, they arc* iu tho habit of throwing
; pieces burnt buisouit into it to purify it.
Color is materially influenced by chur-
i coul, and in a number of instances, In a
• very irregular way. If you take a dirty
| black syrup nnd filter it through burnt
charcoal, the color will be removed. The
charcoal of nnimul matter appears to be
the hot f >; this pnrposo. You may learn
the influence of charcoal in destroying
colors, by filtering a bottle of port* wine
through it; iu a filtration it will lose a
great portion of its coloring, and become
tawny ; repeat the proof*** two or three
time*, and yon have destroyed it alto
gether
J. S. PEMBERTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS,
NEXT DOOll TO J. ENNIS <fc CO’S IIA HOW AKE 3TOKK.
8::0,000 INVESTED
Iu NEW STOCK onihraciup tho LARUHST and FINEST a«nortmont of SELECT DHl’dS
and MEDICINES, European :»tid American CHEMICALS. Persian and French
FANCY 1‘KIU'l MF.RY. SOAPS. &o.. Jfcc., over before
offered in Columbus MANY of the HOODS IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGES AS IMPORTED. That part of our .«to< k
now bciuK opened consists of tho followiDK articles :
250 ealo (White) Ivoroaeno Oil;
300 lbs Tea, Young H.vf"h ;
200 lba Black. EnglLh Breakfast ;
250 gala English Alcohol. l»i:;U proof;
800 lbs Refined Borax, Emriisii:
1500 lbs Epsom Salts;
25 lbs Nutmegs;
50 ll*B Gum Asntiotida ;
50 lbs Kmp. Cant ha: L :
100 lbs Aq. Ammonia, 1 I f;
100 lbs Spirit.*- Nitie l»uU\ f i f;
1500 lbs Black Popper ;
30) lbs Allspice ;
20) lbs Knee Ginger, fresh ;
5) lbs Cinnamon Bark ;
2") cases Olive Oil:
l(i0 lbs Cabinet Glue ;
f>0 lbs White Ohio ;
OoO lbs Bi Curb Soda, Livorno- I :
100 lbs Corn Standi, n**\v ;
100 lbs Lorillard’.s Maeaboy Snutt :
L'3 lbs l’ul Cayenne Pepp.-r;
100 lbs Pure Cream Tartar:
100 o*s Sult-li tiaiAine ;
50 oxs Sulpli Morphine ;
50 lbs Etifr. Blue Mip* ;
100 lbs Curl*. Ammon ; a •
300 lbs Alum;
60 lbs Balsam Copaiba:
25 lbs Sub. Nit. Bismuth ;
60 lbs Gutu Camphor;
25 lbs Sulpli. Ether;
50 lbs (new) Hops;
50 lbs Pretdp. Curb. Iron :
2-5 lbs (lari). Magnesia;
10 gross Mustard;
25 lbs Buth Sponge;
100 rtosb Pres. Vials and Bottles ;
25 grots Wine Bottle-;
1 gross Loudon Club Sauce;
24 Rivss Patent Pills, assorted:
1 gross Davis’ Pain Killer;
fi doz SoKodont;
12 do* Sarsa pariIh ;
20 doc Capsules, Cop. ami Cub.;
ti gross Brown’s Essence .hi'.naica Ginger :
30 doz Glass Syringes M and T :
12 dor, Self-injecting Syringes, improved;
8 do* Coil Liver Oil;
0 doz pair To Hi Forceps;
1U0 pros* Pill Bozes. and fancy do:
1 gross English and French Hair Brushes;
# 3 gross 1 R Dress'.ug Comb*;
5 gross Eiue-tooth Combs, Ivory ;
5 gross Coat Plaster;
5 gross Ti icophcr.it;
12 doz lLy Hum:
12 doz English 1 Ionov Soup ;
50 Ihs Pure Essence Oil*;
100 doz Ink, assorted si . •
50 reams Letter and Note Paper :
12 M Opaque Envelopes :
50 lbs Gum Arabic, select;
Bridal Prefcnts;
50 gross bottle corks;
loti gross vial corks;
1, f'urkey Rhubarb, true ;
•>o lbs India Rhubarb, powd'd ;
lot) gals East India Castor Oil;
1 c«se 50 lbs Turkey Opium ;
J lbs Iodide Put..„.-.»... .
25 lbs Iodine, iesub;
gross heldlitz Powders;
1 gross MuMuna’s Elixir Opium ;
1 gross .Steer’s Opodeldoc;
1 gross Bat Oman’s Drops ;
20 do/. Congress Wator ;
2-j do* Vcrmilugo. lussortod ;
2) dor Mustung Lininiont;
1 gross Tarrant s Seltzer Aperient;
1 grofH Drake’s Plantation Bitters,
'i gross Heliubold's Bucliu ;
. 1> gross Hostotler's Bitters ;
'a gross Ayer’s Ague Cure;
gross Cbristadora's and Bateholor’s Ko.li
l)yo;
gross Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral;
1 gross llaarlem mil;
1 gross Ayer’s Pills;
25<)Photographic Albums, beatiful styles;
• k) pr Egyptian and French Toilet Sets, of the
most boHUtiful styles and colors ;
dor Puff Boxes, Chinese;
12tloVi Lijbin’s Handkerchief Extracts;
12 doz Night Blooming Colons, Axtraet ;
tjtio/. Egyptian Extract;
lid do/. French and English Perfume ;
75 doz Colognes, English, French, German
. uud American ;
T»0 do/. Rose llair Oil ;
SO doz Boar’s Oil;
100 doz Flavoring Extract assorted ;
25 d' i. Egyptian and French Pomade*-;
12 doz Lubiu’s boap;
3*» doz Fine Toilet buaps, fivnoy ;
12 dor Military iShuving Soul>;
3b doz Brown Windsor Soup ;
2d boxes Bazin’s Barber Soap ;
doz Fine Pocket Knives ;
3t» dot Portiuonies, Ladies’ iindGentleineH's;
loodozliily White,all kinds;
12 dor Kutoscno Lump.-;
hi) dor Kerosene Lump Chimneyr ;
100dor Kerosene Lamp Wicks;
it doz Portable Egg Nogg ;
12 dt /. Concentrated Milk, in cans ;
12 dor * Md Reserro Imp. >Yedding Wine;
f(i gals V. O. P. Cognac Brandy ;
(H)gals Old Toper Sherry Wino;
50 gals Imperial Pure Juice Madeira Wine
11 doz Sparkling Mnsehelle \\ r in« ;
12 doz lieidsiek Champugne Wine ;
11 bbls Old Bourbon Whiskey ;
12 M Havana Cigars ;
Holiday gifts;
Will(MAX. YOUNG &
BRO E R S .
OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ BANK AGENCY.
GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE
BOUGHT .A.IN*ID SOLD.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES.
GEORGIA. i, lly . K
Central Railroad Rank “‘“N 0 / ^
ik-nmia‘iailro'.a aud Rankin, Onmpanr... W Comm.roiut Bank..'.'.!' ZZZZZZIZ 30
V ' I- 1! “-'-rn Bank 50
Wzrz:—:: ; ^hol Ina .
,, , e n * Bank or Charleston 20
ank of 1 ulton Bwik of Haabuw
Bank u .nratnuln"..... 43 Rank of N.wbcrrj-
,.** | 10 ( ,'° °, COrB a ’] Itank of tho State of South Carolina 20
177°“. .“n r Kxohan«e Bank is
. Tix I 1", *«■«»«• and Exckanso Bunk 12
M'rohauts and Pt.nterr’ Bank 12 MerehanU 1 Bonk 2 n
Manteca Rank « . l«.opW Bank 47
"(I " l’lanter.' Bank of KairBold 13
„ . , B - A -- Snutbwcsteru Railroad 27'-.
,, , . ... ('111011 Bunk 1,0
Bank ot Montgomery Do
<tk- VOR QUOTATIONS Ob' OTilUR BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE.
Oftober il— 2iu
NEW GGODS! SANTA CLAUS
HAS COME!
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
OFI'TCE,
-Vf). (i.j BROAD STREET,
coi.um_bi;s, cja.
: Success Attends^ the Diligent I
kCl'ECi.W. NO'i’iCE.— X bp, Icovo to call
I 0 .V CI . ll r°. n f,) l - 10 fipitulists ot ourcomniu-
n itv rhnf I h;n
> nil that if you
. on my honk> „ | arrf0 number of
d m ms. Plantations and other
property which decs not appear in
’ nowspar ers. My advice is
. . . . Mot to buy call first on n«
in i -t-c i, wo oun i trade, then go elsewhere.
J. Jl, SIKKB.
FOR SALE OR RENT,
T"| K ,Ua rS r " ir '’ now ocpuilied by
• IiTrppM. f,?.7., ,, ln ’^ninmerviHo, Alabama,
j o ’eai ed. halmme 35
A| ’ 1,lv 1,1 J. II. SIKES.
FOR SALE.
A luuibu. < t2 l n 1 ’ ’’'iJ 1 -' 1 - " miles fromOo-
ioRn South of^nii 4 ^ 0 . ( CO 'i nty - Alabama, on*
BSft. n ° W 0Wned
uud under uomi iw' " 0 01 wlllch UclearaJ
aSSSSM
1 bull.ilmn n- loeated in Olininiieracounty, Ala..
b.u. l h. , i. , *‘r’V. 1 ® n, t 2 “ miloswcRtofCn-
' b ' l..T" m ^'^ h -“ r n ootten to be made
P d m l , S’ 1 ".' I'°f k - 1»"Pk kora, cattle
1 ml m, Ipp unty be boualit with it. Makepro-
Vi . .?e" . • si,n |np. t'u.rcta, Ala., or to
ol*.' borleb llettp, on tile pluoe, orto
J. II. SUCKS.
FOR SALE,
JUST RECEIVED
, i . - y . tor eomfortandconvenience.
'' , c , r ',r cUome frees, a vineyard, shrub-
r> . mi nowers. there are cabins sufficient
J l.Wncg.ocH, I wo gin houses, barns, stables.
There are 35Jn acres in tho tract, 1100 cleared,
first Hues bottom land, r portion of the bal-
»colate and very productive,
f ttu land is unsurpassed, end
atice of d'
The fertility ..
Irom its henltlWuIness and location oneo'ftho
UJo plantations in the South.
Stock
• luce if dfc!
For further p
L ^HV°visions will he sold with the
titulars apply to
J. H. SIKES.
Roh’t C. Pops.
| Santa Claus, the children's friend,
To thorn, this pleasing greeting sends;
That mindful of the last four yo-»rs,
He’s come to stop their trickling tears,
And can bo found at the
BEE HIVE.
Tho largest and best i
A LARGE STOCK OF .j
Druggist’s and Physician’s Furniture.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE SOON:
10.000 lbs. Pure Wh
2.000 lbs French Zi
5.000 lbs Cottage P
4 bbls Furuitur
2 bbls Japan Varnish;
All orders thankfully received and filled
thing in our line ut tho LnWKST PRICKS.
Bkr .Remember tho Sign of the GOLDEN EAGL1C, No, 03 Broad »troot
id,
i*b. No
2 bbls Coach!Varnish;
500 gall’s Linseed Oil;
30 box os Window Glass, assorted ;
10,000 lbs PUTTY, and a general assortment of j
PAINTS and colors.
with dispatch. The trade supplied with evoiy
t. do
I N1CW VO UK MILLS COTTON,
OTHER HKANDS ,l„.
| UEL> JiLANKETS. nil size*,
OKKSS Sli.KS, vnriuus C'tlcr.i,
j CALICOES,
; PURLINS,
.1. S. PKM1IBHTO.V 4
CARRIAGES,
ROCKAWAYS,
B XT G Gr I TG B,
COACH
OF K V K It V
MATERIAL,
I' K S C R I 1* T ION.
der tho name aud slyi
McKEE BROTHERS,
will be found at tho
Old Stand of H. C. McKee-
where they will receive orders for CAB UI AG
ES. BUGGIES, and CARRIAGE MATERIAL
of every description.
Orders will lm forwarded by n- to tho best
Manufacturers, (an arrangement having boon
made with Mei-srs. James M, Guirnby, Jc Co.,
and others.)and fill««l at very kuimk r possible
date, and at LOWEST CASH PRICES!
•We hope by tho 15th January to upon tho
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING
defahtment,
and will bo supplied with full slock of CHOICE
MATERIAL nem-sarv i r our husinr.-s.
Work of all kind- will be flubbed in VERY
BEST STYLE, and warranted to give satisfac
tion.
We respectfully solicit patronage of onr
friends und the public generally.
McKEE BRO’S.
n° v 23
COLUMBUS
Woo d-Y a 3?
d
PINE and LH
nish by the quarti
length, ready for i
place or stovo.
iponed a Wood-Yard,
id Tfionui.** street,due
. wlteie lm will Keen
K and HICKORY.
OOD, which ho will l'ur-
, half, 'ir cord. >awod in any
se. Miitablc either for fire-
Wood delivered in
of charge.
Orders loft at the
promptly filled,
Perry House, Garni
Thweatt, Poabmly,
E. B. Law, Bedell A C*
nov 2ii
any part of the city, freo
following places will be
A. P. UKll>.
imo.\i> ST.
Audi*
Room
Saratoga Restaurant
WEST SID*
Next Door to D. P. Elli
UP STAIRS,
(Formerly Dr. Woodruff 1 ! office.
THE Sobt-cribor having
purchased tl.i« w« II Known
und popular Ri-taurant,
would inform hi- friends
and the public generally, that ho will spare no
pain.-or expense iu making thi* one of the most
desirable resorts in the e.l.v. He will always
have on hand every delicacy this and other
markets atlord. .
Ladies or families wi-hing ineal? sent to their
rooms cun have t
city at reueouak h
nov 25
tf
part of tho
J, C. BARROW.
To the Ladies.
respt
offers
COLUMBUS, Ngt* 27,^05.
JUST ARRIVED!
-AT THE-
VARIETY STORE,
No. 80,
PEABODY, SCHUESSLEB & WELLS,
Consisting in pnrt of
UoLaintu, Ladies’ Belts,
Poplins, do. Gauntlets(buck)
Armurop, do. Hair Nets,
DoCherres (cherre) do. 'J'oilot t DreAH-
Alpaoas, ing Combs,
Spragito Prints, do. Ilovc A Garters,
Ainoskeag Prints,
Wainsuttn Prints,
Lancaster, KIIDton and Dutch Oioghams,
Tissuro Veils, Clouds,
Hoods, Balmorals,
Hoop Skirts, Corsotts, Belt Ribbon and Velvet,
and tho most eompleto assortment of Dress
Buttons in the city.
Victoria Lawn,
Swiss Muslin,
Jaconets,
Cambrics, uss'tm't,
brilliants,
Linens, •
Birds Eye,
Brown Domestics,
Bloachod Towelling and Towel-,
Bro. Crash.
Coats and Williuiuantia Cotton Thread,
Cook’s Flax. (Brown and Block),
Sewing Silk, Cotton and Silk Floss,
Corsett and Bleached Jeans,
All kinds of P’k’t Handkerchiefs,
And all kinds
Staple and Fanoy Groceries,
Such as Flour, Sugar, Coffco, Teas, Mackerel
Ll'IHN'.S GKNULVK KXTKAL’TS,
UAZIN’S SOAl’S,
BAZIN’S I’OMADES,
SOTODOST,
THE BEST ANl) PRETTIEST
TOYS!
ever offered in this market, at the
i BEE HIVE,
ConsMtiuc of
Speaking Dolla, Crying DolL,
China Dolls Wax Dolls,
Liueu Dolls
Litilo Dolls Big Doll.,
DOLLS
OKA L L SORTS I
Wit. R. Bxurli..
2fEW
BOOTHS SlOt STORE.
! BEDELL & POPE,
I No. 166 Sroad St., Columbus,
fl’NOEU COOK’S HOTEL).
W OULD respectfully announce to the oiti-
ren.*- ol Columhu^ ami vicinity that we are
I now receiving an l opening our stock of
'BOOTS AND SHOES,
J and will continually keep on hand evory style of
! Ladies', Mi-son 1 and Children's Shoe?, and
j Mon’p Boys’ and Youths' Boot-), Shoe* and
' Gaiters, and Children’s Copper-tiped Shoes.
All Grades of
UulT, Kip and M ax Brogans*
Great pain- has been tnkon in getting up our
I stock, mu wo KuarHUluo a.‘l work sold.
I •aria Country Merchants w« offer liberal iu-
ducemeutn, aud invite them to examine our
stouk.
Also, a flue assortment of
; Soft and Cashmere Hats.
China Doll Uead9,
" Card Receivors, ^ |
is
“ Boskets, | gg ,
I* !
“ Babies, j •*
” Figures, ,
“ Candlesticks.
' Fruit PJutos, |
Emery Stands 1
China Watch Stands
Match Boxes,
Animals,
Uosoh,
Wash Stands.
Cups Jk Saucers I
Cotton Mill for Sale.
VV K D> r sale our COTTON MILE, loea-
, , rr 'i nt Bradford, Co os i county. Alabama,
with 1420 acres «»! land attached. For particu
lars address
SIMPSON I- MOORE.
Care of Lehman, Durr A Co.,
nov 22 Dm Montgomery, Ala.
Mules! Horses!! Mules!!!
>>
F\t\ H EAl) of fino Tennessee Mules and Hors-
ep. for sule at the Livery Stables of
mi . . „ H AIN ES, McG EH E E k CO.
1 uis H sll good stock—free from brands of
auy sort, never having been worn down in army
service. Call soon.
_fiov 22 tf E. J. I’INCKARD.
Dwelling Wanted.
i \ NY person having a dwelling of four, five
j or six rooms onvcnientlv situated, can
i hoar of h go' d tonunt by applying at the storo
• J* Kyle A- ( o. Possession wanted by 1st of
JOSEPH F. POU.
novl tf.
Bro. Canton Flannels
Redaand White do.
Tremont Bio. do.
Ri’d Shirtings,
Drillings and Chocks,
Denim- and Stripe.-,
ASSORTMENT OF
ZKl’JIVi; KMT SHAWLS,
VAN DYKES,
MOODS.
NMIMAS iind
MHAD DKKSSKS,
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
W. L. PARKER,
64
BROAD STREET.
Nov. 2~t, 18t>5. Iw
Dissolution.
TIN TOYS! TIN TOYS!!A
Express Wagons,
Rookitways,
Carriages,
Hose Carriages,
Dump Carts,
Cirousses,
with Dunkirk's Sozodnnt, and Moore’s Killu
inick Smoking Tobacco,
Nov. tf
berservice> to the Litdios of (Jidurahui
FA 811 ION A III.1C If AIltOltUMSKlt.
Orders left it ifi" reildenco of Mre. J. 1.
Ridgeway will be promptly attended to.
nov 2b I w
SOMETHING NEW!
S.&J. PALMER & CO’S
piNK 1SKAVKK SACKS:
BTKKI. MIXED BUSINESS SUITS;
FXTRA FINK DOESKIN I’A NTS:
SHIRTS. UNDER-SHIRTS; SOCKS, Ac,
Just received and MORE COMING.
Cell uud see *ur spFudid stook of
OVEnOOATtt.
nov. M~~ lw*
i a a hop: sale of
MULES and HORSES
AT TUSXE0EB, ALA.
O N Friday, December 8th, Commencing at
lUj-j o’clock T will sell, without reserve, iu
Tuskegee, Alabama:
OO IZoad of ECoraosi !
!>uitablo for tbe Ilurness and Saddle—amoug
them some
VERY FINE STOCK.
40 Likely Mules !
iu good condition—suiue of thorn are extra fine.
This is a good opportunity to replenish your
8. 8ALTER,
. .'onsent.
• the late firm will find the hooks,
uml accounts in the bauds ut F. S. Chap
man, who is with
J)]{. TirOMAS 1J. UAUSU.V,
At the old stand of Urquhart .V Cliapiiian,
whore they propose to keep a good stock of
DRUGS, MEMC1NRS, &c„
and will -ell them ot» as rojipotiqhl'* trims a- the
time- will allow.
K.-pecial attention pnid to the
P11E8CUIPTION DEPAUTMKNT.
Nono but competent Apothecaries w ill be em
ployed in his business.
Nov 1,1805. (nov 24 lm] __
Wood! Wood!
Omi.'K Mokii.k ami Girard R. K.
I >AllTIES wishing tluk und Hickory and
J ilenit Pine Wood by tho cur load can be
supplied upon application to
J. *M. FKA/KH. TreuNurcr.
oct 21-tf
FOR BENT,
WOOD TOYS'.WOOD TOYS!
l jt?j Stublos, llousos,
Dry Goods Sturos. !
Kilolion Furnituro, Monagerio-i,
Farm Yards, Villages,
Bureaus.
Cross Bows, Guns,
Mumming Tops, Battln Dares, Graces,
Animals and Horses, <5r<;.,
Tin Swords,
Steel Swords,
Brass Swords,
Whips,
Flageolets,
Zinc Mirrors, Cabas, Bou Bon Boxes,
Harmonicas, Segar cases, pocket Knives
Baby Battles, Tootli Brushes, Key
Kings, itec., in fact the articles are so
numerous that wo cuimot mnntiun even
a mnall pnrt, therefore, we invite the
I’ublio to call nnd see for themselves.
The above slock will he for sale at
wholesale and retail until the 15th De
cember, after thar time only at retail,
W, H. H. PHKLl'S.
THE u^KWIS house
COLUMBUS, CM.
NEW onrl dwirahlo Homo on Frontslreel,
near ttic* Bridge*, fur permanent and trau-
j sicnt boarders, convenient to the stages passing
. tho Bridge nnd to tho landing at the River.
) Conducted by Mrs. L. A. Lewis, who solicits
j tbo patronage of the public generally and her
| fnendshj particular. L. A. LEWIS,
Trust Sale.
O N TUESDAY, tho 5th day of December
next, l will sell ut my lower Plantation,
I situated on the Cha tahonchoe rivor, 10 miles
ixC., below Columbus, the following trust property of
I Mrs. Eliza W. Mooro. viz: 8 Mules, I Hone, 1
yoke of Oxen. Pork Hogs, Stock Hogs, saveral
thousand bushels ot Corn, Fodder, Shucks,
Pens, Potiitou.-. 1 six horso Wagou and all the
plantutiou implements.
WM. G. W(
21 tds
SV00LF0LK, Trustee.
Notice. ~~
A h J,
L pi
ndebted to the late firm of
- g Ac Swift are hereby notified
that they must ooiuo up and settle; and those
who fail to pay by tir**t day of January next,
that tueir notes and accounts will be put in tuti
at once. I ho boi.K - ami papers of the concern
are kept at our old stand, corner under Cook's
Hotel. CODY, 1 LEM ING Jc SWIFT.
_Columbu-. Oct. 31, 1-iiV—Ljanl
Bank Notes Wanted.
1 AM authorized to purchase notes of the
Bunks in the .States of Georgia. Alabama,
North and South t orolinu. Virginia, Louisiana
and Tcunus.'co, and will pay tull market rates
tor the smne.
W. FELIX ALEXANDER.
Ag’t E. M. Bruce 6i Co.,
No. 05, Broad at., over Eunis’ st.
oot 20 tf Sun oopy.
A Good Chance!
I OFFER MY TAN YARD and 202% acre-
1 ot Lund for sale ; udjoining the whole length
of the oorpurati.m ol Lum|ikiu, east; 80 seres
cleared und 120 ncrcs iu the woods.
nov 161m* J. G. SINGER.
Macon Tflegrsph copy and send hill to J. (I. S.
FOR SALE,
AT THE 01,D STAND OF
J. B. JjtQUfiS & BRO.,
A LOT OF FINE
Top and no Top Buggies,
xx-Aw isnauss.
WHIPS AND COLLARS.
U - ISO ING to eloso out the lot .oon, wo will
.ell cheap for ca.-h, or exchaoac for cot
ton. Sinn. A, 186.*>-tf
Having bought tho Kyurhart llukery,
I am prepared to get up any sort ol
OAKES, in any sort of style, at short
nolice.
Fresh Bread
.-took.
Osnaburgs.
igv 25 5t GKO. W. WOODRUFF
A Plantation Wanted.
AIhIm
land that will produce cotton t
Fodder, Al’iles, horses, cattlo. and
c purchuitd on the premises.
Apply at thisOflit*
I n«y U t
AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.
M'lfli underiisned hnvin. opened an AUC- j
i TION and UOMMISSIoN bioRKat
No. ISO, Hroart xtrrt-t.
t-vt-ry doy (pxoopt Sunday). 1 ui
king a superior artich- of 'Crackers, to !
which I invite the attention of the pub
lic. W, M. H. 1‘HKLFS.
nov 30 tf
Advances on Ootton.
it and ono yeiu s supplies. I will return at tho
\ end of the year the same amount of supidit* nnd
| all the stock in ai* guod condition as 1 receive
! it and will givo one uaU of the crop lor the rent.
, Satisfactory reference will be given.
Ruqaire at TICl.-s Oi l k K.
nov 24 if
toil to soil to the burl advantage.
-ALSO—
Wc keep oonstantly on hand at private sale, :
Family Groceries,
which wo ofler lor sale nt the Lowest Market I
i.rleus, COX & BROOKS. j
| uov ig tf
. .. „ Ne
advances,
oot 27—tf
and muke liberal CASH
J. R. IVEY A CO.
DR. M. WOODRUFF
FOR SALE,
3000 BUSHELS COTTONSEED
GINNED THIS YEAR.
CANDLER. BROWN Jt 00.,
nov 0 tf 1M Broad street.
TAKEN UP,
A SMALL SoRUELL MARK poncy, eome
i t p.ur **r five years old. The owner can
have her by payiug lor this advertisement aud
other expenses J. D. NANCE,
novels u
Advances on Cotton.
’PllE UnJeisignod are ptepured to make oash
1 Giich Advauces on Cotton consigned to their
trtends m
NEW YORK,
or v
LIVERPOOL.
Parties deelroue of shipping Cotton to the
it hove points ur« invited to give them a call.
. » ov * 7 ^ ni GHKENWOOD A GRAY.
A House and Lot in Wynuton
FOU KKISTT,
O NLY n choit distance from town The
house covutui twelve looms. There is a
well ».l \ cry fino water on tho place. All neces-
► ary out-buildiugr iu g****d repair. A small or
chard of very olioice fruit L ees, good garden,
Ac. At pi) at (Lit office,
uov SI—It
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