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lOOAL NEWS ITEMS. ; jrt vZg >»»««• oneverypage. few Advertisements. p i R Ellis will “ lar K° 61,10 fine furniture, crockery, glass Bead advertisement and attend „ in & Harden, of Augusta, have a . of comfort tocotton shippers. They reduced rates, and insuro when . yf B Davidson is the agent. ;' ybody-er«. the Ladies-in this "loves diamonds and fine jewelry, have an advertisement in our columns ‘ that will show hoiv to get those •ted articles. Parkenson & Co., 208 dwsy New York, issue the tickets. ‘ 0 |j "residenter” shoo house of la * Curtis is again ready to supply ' „,hod solos of the people with boots ihoes of every name and quality, also have for shoemakers a few fine calf skins, lining akins, shoe fld, fisc. tier & Robinson have roceivcd a lot of , and hominy—aI so powder and shot, fe have more good news for our rend- Another shoe store in town ! Messrs. i Robinson have receivod and are ain); (at John S. Cargill Jc Co.’s) a line h ,tock of hoots and shoes. They can ,nd otherwise suit anybody. Give cali bers, Wyuno & Co. (at Cook’s Hotel) it some good servants. Arc thoro any to country ? If there are, they can good pay. y. Ridenhour has a first class iron iw cotton press for sale. It is all new, M n be bought right, he lawyers who practice at the bar of city have a card iu our paper to-day. stleraen who expect, hereafter, to got il advice, in a friendly conversation^ j find, before they know it, that they j somebody ten dollars, he triends of James Wilson announco i is a candidate for Sexton. Mr. Wil is greatly afllicted by the loss of his ;ers, and would like to bo supported this office. “Bob'* must mind how he ilishis ropes.” be present incumbents, Messrs. Porter Mcllbenny, are announced as cundi- es for A Id or men from the 4th Ward, re will bo soino good running down e. good chance to do woll is offered to i of “confidence” by a gentleman who lost his confidence in the planting iness. Ho offers a splendid plantation, erbly improved, upon such terms as i tempt many a man to speculate upon bonutiesof a country farmer’s life, ur city readers will be remindod by is in our sheot this morning that next iiriay is the day for the city election, whole tickot is presented, and it is a done, too. Still other names will bo light out for all the places named in list. hanktgii'ing Day.— We republish the .lunation of the President, appoint- Thursday next a day of nationul ikigiving. It will bo seen that the nident, with the magnanimity and ideration that have characterized it of his official acts, has so worded proclamation that the Southern peo- mj not only formally but heartily Uintho observance of this occasion, i a thanksgiving for the blessing of :e, not for the overthrow of any sec- or portion of the pooplo; and for the nties and mercies of Uoaven, not for pride or aggrandizement of roan, trust that it will bo as fully observed be South as at the North, and that our iple, in the midst of thoir Bufferings 1 tribulations, will not forget to return nkito Him who has preserved to them much for which they should bo grate- \)rizzly.—The weather all day yestor- f was of the description called “raw” idiwgroeable. It didn’t exactly rain, therdid it “dry up,” and night came on us in a slato of delightful uncertainty to what we were about to roceive from erhead. Unless all the signs have liyed out,” wo are on tho eve of the od timo coining for which everybody, <1 the steamboat men particularly, have ^ been anxiously expectant. The Railroads Overtasked.—Tho Chat tooga Gazette, of the ;K);h ult., men* Dl that may account for tho delay freight intended for this section. It F* that there nro about 200 car loads of Nashville, and 175 car loads at ULUnooga, awaiting transportation u tb. Tho probability is, too, that rail- ids above Nashville are also overbur- c *d with goods for tho South. We PP°w that wo will have a flood before *to Provost Court yesterday n color- inder, named Hill Markham, was Signed for stealing a wagon. It looked or hill that ho was sent to jail to rwl [ urlhor investigation. Hill ought ' iftvo the matter stirred any farther, can help it, for it may bo made to * worse. At the Mine time two other gentlemen, , habit* and Kthiopic tone of color- t were triad for killing, with intent to ° f fel1, n yearling, belonging to Mr. j i»on. lhe.«e jowuU, one nnmed Ivey “P*on. and the „iher Bill Johnson, a„., !e '‘ l ' J ! lced 10 bo ,00k °J UP '» the 'y Jail for thirty days. This will ftim' 0 !! 1 ° U ^°^ m,5C hief for tbat space IwiiiK ut un ' ftS8 their rations are short be but little punishment. Clty c °nrt sends offenders that i,,| f ’ e * hem 10 tho chain R an B to ■. lit . tluns an d do other work. ^ P^ Hn i u a reformatory i £hUi .*• for in order to got tho mail bment many of lhem wiU .a 6 K rea tor crime. The crimo of * HTVTET, AttMVAUP. - CoOt'S It-VTKL, Did . .1, im. Goo C Norton, Louisville; Jno W Roach, do; S P Salter, Ivy; J E Strickland, N Y; J U Andrews, Talbotton; W O Hutton, B & 0 R It; J D Cottingliam and lady, Up; Frank B Hart, 1 N Yf S W Fisk, do; M Felton, Ala; Ja* M Jjyman, U S A; J F Blair, dr.; MaPterOeo Goetctaiua, city; C P Fitzsimmons, Ga; Jas Dunlop, Jr, Vn; W II .Tackson, Ala; Louis Hamburger, Ga; C C Kellogg. Mobile? F E Davis, N Y'; D Reid, S.alom, Ala; ,1 T Newcomer, Penn; J J Hewlett, III; C (J Comstock, Chicago; it C Beale, Va; J M Elliott, Homo, Ga; Alex Cobb, Montgomery; J T Lewis, Oswitchee; Jno W Brooke, city; Thos Knight, Jr, Macon; S U Melton, do. Look at This I—And then go and see tho best assortment of boots and shoes yet offered in this market, at prices that will defy competition. They are to be found with Pike A Robinson, at the now store of John S. Cargill «fc Co., 1518 Broad street. You will bo sure to buy, as we are deter mined to let no one go away barofooted. It If you want to buy your boo s and shoes cheaper than at any other place in the city, go to .Juhn S. Cargill & Co.’s, 138 Broad street, and sco the new stock just received by Pike A Robinson. It National Thanksgiving Day. By the President of the United States— A Proclamation. Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God during the year which is now coming to an end, to relievo our beloved country from the fearful scourge of civil war, and to permit us to socuro the blessings of peace, unity and harmony, with a great enlargement of civil liberty ; and Whereas, Our Heavenly Fathor has also during the year graciously averted from us tho calamities of foroign war, pestilence and famine, while our grana ries are lull of tho fruits of an abundant season ; and Whereas, ‘‘Righteousness exaltoth a nation, whilo sin is a reproach to any peo ple Now, therefore, bo it known that I, Andrew .Johnson,Prosidnnt of tho United States, do hereby recommend to the poo- ple thoroof, that they do set apart and ob serve tho first Thursday of Doeomber next, a? a day of National Thanksgiving to tho Creator of the Universe for these deliverances and blessings. And I uo further recommend that on that occasion the wliolo people make con fession of our national sins against liis infinite goodnoss, and with one heart and one mind implore the Divine guidance in tho ways of nationul virtue and holiness. In testimony whereof 1 havo hereunto sot my hand, and caused tho seal of tho United States to be affixed. Done at tho City ol Washington this 28th day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-live, and of tho independence of tho United States tho ninetieth. Andrew Johnson. By the President: Wm. II. Skwarii, Secretary of btato. The United States District Court. Before Hon. Richard Busteed, Judge. This Court mot at 10 o’clock yosturday, pursuant to adjournment. The District Attorney boing roady to pfogecd will) hit argument upon tbe tost oatli questfon, Nvns requested by Judge Busteed to wait until the arrival of some of the gentlemen who had argued the ease on behalf of tho bar of Alabama. Alter half an hour’s delay, Governor Watts and Judge Chilton being present, his Honor stated that he desired to hoar further ar*» gumont upon that point of tho Constitu tion of tho United States embraced in Article 3, Section 1st, first clause, which provides tho Judicial puwor of the United States shall ho vested in one Supreme Court, Ac,, an J especially upon tho points whether there is a constitutional obligation on Congress to cruato tribunals of inferior jurisdiction to the Sunremo Court at all, and whether tho word ‘‘may” in this Ar- tiolo of the Constitution creates a duty or merely imposes a discretion on Congress, and who'her-Con gross may not, as to these Inferior Courts, abolish them altogether, and il il can, whether this right doos not involve the los-er one of proscribing rulos by which jurisdiction, and especially thoir practice, shall bo controlled. His Honor stated also that if tho gontlcrnon repre senting the bar desired it, they might associate with themselves any others of tho Profession and he would gladly hear them. Governor Watts nskeaif his Hon or would hear unothor gentleman upon the general question ? He replied that he would if desired, though ho thought that tho learned counsel had fully occupied the ground. After some consultation be tween tho lawyers, Judge B. F. Porter addressed tho Court, stating that as it might be delicate for his brethren who had conducted the discission to reply to his Honor's kind suggestion, he would say for himself and his brethren of the bar that the three gentlemen who had spoken for them have readied the apex, and hold tho temple. Tho points alluded to by his Honor wore then argued by Mr. White, Judge Watts and Mr. Chilton. J. Hrnitli, Esq., then replied rn behalf ol the Government. At the close of his remarks, of which we will give a report, with that of Mr. Whito’6 ?peecb, in to-morrow’s supplement, Judge I Iu stood Announced that he had made a partial arrangement to hear tho Bar of Mobile on the subject, and preferred to defer his decision for the present, especial ly a? he would not havo time to prepare iiis decision properly before his presence in thnteity would be required. Ho would announce it in tho course of two weeks. [Monty. Adr. % '2/1. LE CRITIQUE EST AISEE ET FART €ST DIFFICILE !” W.1E2 JES^Sk. DRUG AND CHEMICAL HOUSE. J. S. rEMBEUTON-. DR. A. M. WALKER. J. S. PEMBERTON CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS, WEST DOOR TO .1. ESSilS i. CO'S HARDWARE: STORK. .920,000 IjST VESTED •ft. We undmiand, is tried exclusively 1 !h « Provost Court. •tested*}• Bruc «. K»q,, has lose com. ? Publication of the following M p!J5«f'S U ?!' "‘°, 6 '»tement that h? •• I'undrJd « Ilreckinridgo with in *Wa«w!l,‘ilj Ui * nd do:ll ‘ r4 -—^ uguita Wj AV.^ta, Ga.. Gee. 1, 1805. *tement n in°» has ' usl beo ° cdlled to a Ge» H. UUr J ,ll, ?? r that l had pre- r «d thousunrt T n nrldge W| t h ono h 011 ’ • rl T opnornlt:? 0 l* ri ' wl ‘>ch I take this let. Gen tn . contradict R nd cor. Dr tahly in ( ' al Breoklnril l«ois living com- f fund. ,7,j IuU ’ 1 ) ot ' s not stand is need uol eve.. ;r i Wou 'J not accept any such b * 0l6 cui« ‘'? r8a l bl0 10 nthr it; .od WWrasejn.* ucb a report wilt be as Ilf. T....,V° blrn mortifying to my- •Par.^n v i’°; o \' nUi t beg you, and all °rrwtion Py s notice, to make this K. M. Bruce. In NEW s^TOOK embraeint: tho LAKGEST and FINEST a^ortmont of SELECT DRUG and MEDJU’INES, European and American CHEMICALS, Persian and Frenoh FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, ic., &<\, ever betore idtered in Columbus M 4 NY nf the GOODS IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES AS 1M P01lTF<I>. That part of our stock now being opened consists of tho following articles : , and wel! jon besides 250 gals (White) Kerosene Oil: 300 lbs Tea, Young llvsmi: 2«X) lbs Black. Engli.-h Breakfast; 250 gala English Aleohol, high proof; 300 lbs Keiinod Borax, English; 1500 lbs Epsom Salts; 25 lbs N uI megs; 50 lbs Gum Asa hot ida ; 50 lbs Emp. i-autharD: IU0 lbs Aq. Ammonia, J f f; loo Hxs Spirit? Nitre Dulo, f f f; 1500 lbs Black Popper; 300 lbs Allspice; 20t) lbs Race Ginger, fresh : 50 lbs Cinnamon Bark ; 25 eases Olive Oil; 100 lbs Cabinet Glue ; 50 lbs White Glue; 0(H) lbs Bi Carb Soda, Liverpool ; 100 lbs Corn Starch, new ; 100 lbs Lorillard’s Maeaboy Snutl; 25 lbs Pul Cayenne lVpp. r: 100 lbs Pure ('ream Tartar; 1(K) ozs Sulpb Qui-.inc; 50 ozs Sulpli Morphine; 50 lbs Eng. Bluo Ma-s; 100 lbs Carb. Ammonia ; 300 lbs Alum; 50 lbs Balsam Copaiba ; 25 lbs Sub. Nit. Bismuth ; 50 lbs Guiu Camphor; 25 lbs Sulph. Ether: 50 lbs (new) Hops; 50 lbs Prceip. Cam. Iron; 25 lbs Carb. Magnesia: 10 gross Mustard; 25 lbs Bath ^|>t nge; lOil gross Pres. Vials and Bottles; 25 gross Wine Bottles; 1 gross London Club Sauce: 21 gross Patent Pills, aborted; 1 gross Davis' Pain Killer; 0 uor Sor.odotit; 12 doz Sarsaparilla ; 20 doz Capsules, Cop. and Cub.: 0 cross Brown’s Ksnenee Jamaica Gin 30 doz Glass Syringes M and T; 12 doz Self-injecting .Syringes, improv 8 doz Cod Liver Oil; 0 doz pair Tooth Forceps; 10b gross Pill Boxes, and luney : 1 gross English and Kronen Hair Brus 3 gross 1 K Dressing Combs; 5 gross Kinc-tooih Couibs, Ivory ; 5 gross Coat Plus)or: 5 gross Tricopherus; 12 doz Bay Rum: 12 doz English Honey Soap; 50 lbs Pure Essence Oil.-; 100 dor. Ink, a-sorte l si/.c-; 50 roams Letter and Note Paper : 12 M Opaque Envelopes; 50 lb* Gum Arabic, select; Bridal Presents; A LARGE STOCK OF Druggist’s and Physician’s Furniture. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE SOON: 1, in Oil; 50 gl oss bottlo corks; 100 gross vial corks ; ot> lb< Turkey Rhubarb, true : 50 lbs India Rhubarb, powd’d ; 100 gals East India Castor Oil; 1 ease 50 lbs Turkey Opium; 25 lbs Pul. Ipecac, now ; 25 lbs 1'ulv. Jalap; 5o lbs Iodide Potassium ; 25 lbs Iodine, rcaub; 3 gross Seidiitz Powdors; 1 gross Mc.Munn’e Elixir Opium: 1 gross Steer's Upodeldoo; 1 gross Bateman’s Drops ; 20 doz Congress Wliter ; 25 doz Yermilugo. assorted; 25 doz Mustang Liniment; 1 gross Tarrant’s Soltzer Aperient ; I gross Drake’s Plantation Bitters; 1 gross' Hclmbold's Buchu ; 'g gross Ilostetler’s Bitters ; gross Ayer's Ague Cure; ‘ j gross Chrwtqdora’s and Batchelor’s llair Dye; ' • groaa Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; 1 gross llaarlcm Gil; 1 gross Ayer’s Pills; 250 Photographic Albums, boatiful styles; 50 pr Egyptian ami French Toilet Sets, of tho most beautif'ulstyles aud colors ; 0 doz Puff Boxes, Chinese; 12 doz Lubin's Handkerchief Extracts; 12 il'./, Night Blooming Cereus, Axtract; lido/. Egyptian Extract: 30 doz French aud Envlisti Perfume ; 75 doz Colognes, English, French, Gorman and American ; 50 do/ Rose Hair Oil ; Sii doz,Bear’s Oil; loo doz Flavoring Extract assorted ; 25 di.z Egyptian and French Pomades ; 12 do/. Luhin'd Soap; J*; doz Fine Toilet 8oapa, fancy ; 12do/. Military Shaving Soap ; '.iti dou brown Windsor Snap ; 2y boxes Bazin’s Barber Soap ; .. do/. Fine Pocket Knives ; .((j doz PortmonicH, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s; 100 doz liily Whito, all kinds; 12 doz Kctoscne Lamps; 5o doz Kerosene Lamp Chimneys; 1(H)dor. Kerosene Lamp Wicks; li ilo/. Portable Egg Nogg j 12 do/. Concentrated Milk, in cans ; 12dozt*id Reserve Imp. Wedding Wine; fO gals V. 0. P. Cognac Brandy ; (Hi gals OldTopez Sherry Wino; 50 gals Imperial Pure Juice Madeira Wine; (i doz Sparkling Muschelle Wino; WILPMAN, YOUNG & BRO., BRO K RRS, OLD OFFICE MECHANICS' BANK AGENCY. GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE BOUGHT SOLID. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES. GEORGIA. Central Railroad Bank Georgia Railroad aud Banking Company— DC Bank of Middlo Georgia 7f Marine Bank--.. 55 Bank of Augusta 2/ Augusta Insurance U Bank of Athens 31 Bank of Columbus 15 Bank of Commcrco Hi Bank of tbo Empire Stato 15 Bank of Fulton z\ Bank of Savannah A.-.; 4*j Bank of the State of Georgia 25 City Bank of Augusta— i 2. 1 Farmers’and McchnnieH’ Bank 1C Mochanios’ Bank Merchants' and Planters’ Bank Planters’ Bank Union Bank Manufacturers’ Bank. .... Tiwbor Cutters' Bank ALABAMA. Bank of Mobil , Buy’g " uy f * Bank of Selma 25 Cor.tral Bank 33 Commercial Bank 30 Eastern Bank 50 Northern Bank 45 ^ Southern Bank 70 il SOUTH OAROLINA. Bank of Camden 27 Bank of Charleston 20 Bank of Chester 20 Bank of Georgetown 20 ^ Bank of Hamburg 20 42 Bank of Newberry 25 Bank of tho State of South Carolina - 20 Commercial Bank - 17 , Exchange Bank 18 l (l Farmers’ and Exchange Bank 12 ^ Merchants’ Bunk 20 Peoples’ Bank 47 *^i| Planters’ Bank of Fairfield 18 *“:! Planters' and Mechanics’ Bank 22 Stato Bank 12 Southwestern Railroad 27Ja <0 Union Bank 60 SANTA CLAUS IIAS COME! Splendid Cotton Plantation FOR SALE OR RENT. Having no faith in the "freedmen” as Labor ers, and no disposition to undertake to manage ihem, 1 have determined to sell my valuable and highly improved COTTON PLANTATION, situated on tho Mobile <Nc Girard Railroad in Macon county, Aluhutna, forty miles from Columbus, containing 1 )2J uarea. one half clear ed. The character ol the soil is hummock, second hammock, and upland, and nearly all fresh. The timber ^..n-i-'s of beech, birch, maple, fdot Ac _ ranged for * trek. B ing ol a tine dvrelliug ol seven rooms, halls, closets, pantries, with a commodious ve mud ah one hundred and fifty two feot long It» abort, it i» an elegant Southern Haunt Also kilohea, smoke bou-e, brick dairy and ico house; eating house for laborers, and flue dnublo negro house* of two rooms each 18 by 20 feet, with gL - windows, well plustcred and painted, with brick pillarr and chininica; a commodious two story barn, packing serow and gin house, with uu almost new und very 10.000 lbs. Pure White 1 2.000 lbs French /in.-, in (»tl; 5.000 lbs Cottage Paint--, in oil: 4 hbls Furniture Varnish, No, 1 j 2 bbls Japan Varnish; 4#* All orders thankfully reroived und fdlod thing in our lino at tho LuH’E.Vf 1’RICES. 4s) • Remember the Sign of tho GOLDEN EAGLE. No.'J nis Sc Co’s Hardware fctoro. -J* > nov 20—tf 2 bbls ConchlVarnish; 5J0 gull’s Linseed Oil: 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted; 10,01*0 lbs PUTTY, and a general assortment of PAINTS nmi colors. with dispatch. The trado supplied with every Broad street, next door to .1, En- . PKMUEllTON die CO. Bank of Montgomery f 0 R QUOTATIONS OF OTUEK 1IAXK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE. Ootoberfil—2m HARDWARE! HARDWARE!! J. ENNIS & CO., ARE AT THEIR OLD STAND, 95 and 97 Broad Street, Whore they have in storo and to arrive a lino stock of HARl AAV ARE, und sucl. goods ns arc in thoir lino, which Ihoy offer to overybody at an low prtcos us cuu bo afforded. W« respectfully return onr thanks to our old customers and frionds who havo bestowed on us thoir patronago, and wo hope by pursuing tho sumo course which wo have through tho taist to roeievo your trndo. Wo respectfully in vite everybody trading to Columbus tn giro us a call. OUR TERMS ARE CASH. novjWtf J. ENNIS 6l CO. H AVE <»n build Plantation Iron, ail sizes. nov 21) tf J. ENNIS & CO. H AVE on hand CARRIAGE MATERIAL. nov 20 tf J. ENNIS & CO. H AVE on hand CARPENTERS’ TOOLS. nov 1M tf J H ELECTION NO 11 Cl.'. A N election lor City Officers will be held on Saturday, nth instani. ut tho loilowing named places; atul tho inllowinggentlemen uro appointed to manage and Kupcrinteinl the same. F. G. WILKINS. Mayor. 1st. Ward—J M. Hughes, J. lb U right—At Burras’ Corner. 2d. Ward—Tom Brussill, E, P. Dennis—At Temperanco IInil. 3d. Ward—II. MiJdlehrof.k, E. H. Musgrove— At storo of Jl. Middlebrunk. 4th. Ward-John Ligon, Win Jepson-At Court-llouso. 5th. Word—J* hn McCarty, John Whitosido— At Hallooa Giooory* 6th. Ward—J, W. Shrup, Wid. L. WlHiauis— At Durkin’s corner, dec 1 to CANDIDATES. For Mayor. We nominate Col. JOHN Qi’IN as a candi date for next Mayor of this city, believing that his praeflcat. knowledge of tho duties of (ho office and his disinterested desiro to servo will redound to its benefit. nov 30 to MANY CITIZ1 NB. For Mayor. I unnounco mysoif a candidate for re-election for Mayor, and take this occasion to deny a report that I agreed (bcloro any former elec tion) to give way for any one at this election or any other. F. G. WILKINS. nov 29 te _ For Mars lint. Wc are authorized to announce tho nuuio of WILLIAM MA1IAKFKY, as a candidate for Marshal at the ontuing tnu- nlolpal eleotlon. nov‘28 |to For Mayor. Wo are authorized to announce J. L. MORTON. as a candidate for tho office of Mayor of the city of Columbus, at the ensuing municipal election. nov 26 te R. T. SIMONS, the candidate for re-eloctio election in December n present incumbent, is a i for C ity Sexton, at tbe r 22 to For Cliy Mai THOMAS GRIER, tho p lice, announces himself us a shal at the ensuing election, urdny in December, nov is te ftltnl. esent Chief of Po- andidate for Mar- rn the second Sat- COLUMBUS, Nov. 25,1865. JUST ARRIVED! -AT THE— VARIETY STORE, TSTo. 80, PtABODY, 8CHUESSLER & WELLS, Consisting in part of ENNIS & CO. AVE on Imnd RLACKSMITIIS’ TOOLS, nov 2D tf Santa Claus, the children’s friend* To them, this pleasing greeting sends; That mindful of the last four years, lie’s come to stop their trickling tears, And can be found at tho BEE HIVE. The largest and best assortment of TOYS! ovor offered in this market, at the BEE HIVE, Consisting of Spunking Dolls, Crying Dolls, Chinn Dolls, Wax Dolls, Linen Dolls, Littlo Dolls, Big Dolls, DOLLS OF ALL SORTS DuLni l’oplii Ladies’ Belts, do. Gauntlets (buck) do. Hair Nets, do. Toilet k Dress ing Combs, do. liosu k Garters. For Marshal. We are authorized to announce the name of GEORGE A. HUCKABY, as a candidate for Marshal, at tho election in December next. _N ,f »v. B»—tr'*_ For Deputy Marshal. We arc authorized to announco the name of JOHN C. LOVELACE as a candidate for rc-election for tho office ol Deputy Marehal. nov 14 to ...ruOf kettles. r gin—sugar mill, und two 100 gallon This is one of the best Cotton Plantations in eiusteni Alabama, conveniently situated, easy ot access, and with the choice of either Mont gomery or Columbus as a market. / am de termined t<> nett. Those who wish may try tho "freedmen:” I shall not. Terms, $15,ln» cash, or $16,000 in two equal Installments. If tbo latter, (ho first payment ou 26th f). •• ’uber insuint, and second twelve months tinen.icr without interest. Coin, meal, mules, cotton seed Ac., supplied on ressuneblo terms if desired. Title* perfect. Freed people on rao place and will be glad to get home* for an .iher year. If not »old within fitteeu days, tho place will be lor r«*n(. , , , Persons wishing further particulars or to ex amine the placo are referred to my frieud, »Mr. John 8. Colbort, Oolambu., G«. TTAVINO reoelveJ a fre.h lupply of NOltTHEHN KXCIIANGK. I will bo happy to suppy my fornior ou.touiora, and othor, dcairing to remit funds North. W. FELIX aLKXAXUER. nov 29_ tf Sun A Tiiuy, vopy. 100 Dollars Reward. S TOLEN from my lot in Upson, the night ol sevon years old legs, and white » square built auin DoCbcne' (olierre) Alpnoas, y Spraguo Prints, Ainoskong Printn, Wumsutta J’rinfs, Lancaster, Elliston and Dutch Ginghams, Tissure Veils, C'Jouds, Hoods, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, Corsetfs, Bolt Ribbon and Volvot, and tho most eomplete assortment of Dress Buttons in the city. Victoria Lawn, Swiss Muslin, Bro. Canton Flannels Jaconets, Kcd^and White do. Cuuihrioj, assTm’t, Trcinont Bio. do. Brilliants, Bl’d Shirtings, Linens, Drillings and Checks, Birds Eye, Denims and .Stripes, Brown Domestics, BJoacbcJ Towelling and Towels, Bro. Um#l|. , Cofits and Wlllihmnntia Cotfon Thread, Cook’s Flax. (Brown and Black), Sowing Silk, Cotton and Silk Floss, Corsettaml Bloached Jeans, All kinds of P'k’t Handkerchiefs, And all kinds Staple and Fancy Groceries, Such sis Flour, Sugar, Cotfoe, Teas, Mackerel, Whito Fish, Sardines, Pickles, Herrings, Jcc., with Buskirk's Sozodont, and Moore’s Killiok- J. ENNIS & CO. China Doll Head*, ga China Watch Standi UAVK on hnnJ BUILDING HARDWARE. -*1 nov 29 tf “ Card Receiver*, " Bmokera’ Set*, J. ENNIS & CO. T I AVE on Land AGRICULTURAL IMl’LE- XI MENTS. novLVtl '* Baskots, cea " Segar Stands, J. ENNIS & CO. “ Babies, b» “ Match Boxes, ITAVE on band PUTTY, GLASS. PAINTS II nnd OILS. nov 29 It f “ Animals, J. ENNIS & CO. TT A .y. 1 \.«n HOLLOW WARE ,ind JJL CASTINGS. nov 29 t! " Candlosticks. “ Fruit Plato*, l " Roses, " Wash Stand., J. ENNIS & CO. ” tirnery Stands “ Cups & Saucers A ltL solo agents for llowu’s, Rail Road, Dor- il nant, Platform and Counter Scales. War ranted equal to any other make, which we soli at manufacturer's prices. nov 29 tf TIN TOYS! TIN TOYS! J. ENNIS & CO. Express Wagons, OKLL Upright and Circular Mill Saws. Also, Cross Cut Saws, Mill ltock, Bolting Cloths, Wire for Screens, X<\ nov 2'.' tf lioekaways, Carriages, . ...11 pay twenty five dollar. inare i« ; and one bur and thief, with proof She is n heavy i o be with foal. .... know were tho ' l dollars lor the mare • LARGE SAIaE OF MULES and HORSES AT TUSKEQEE, ALA. O N Friday. December 8th, commencing at 10;«j o’clock. I will soli, without reserve* in Tuskegee, Alabama: GO ITottd of Horses ! suitable'for tho Harness and Saddle—among them some VERY FINE STOCK. 40 Likely Mules ! in good condition—somo of them are extra fine. This is a good op|>ortunlty to replenish your S. SALTER. A Plantation Wanted. W. A, HUQULEY. il and one year’s supplies. 1 will return at the end of tbe rear the same amount of tmpidirg aud nil the stock in us good condition us 1 receive Notice to Shippers of Cotton, j SaHsfaetory refe^euce will f“*q OrriCE Wkhtrrs a Atlantic Uaii.R<»\u, t ! -.P5“»i»f H AGanta, Ga,, N«>r. 2N In>’>, ( j^LL peiyonc m ihl|)|dng Cotton over tho Wes* tern Jr Alluiitio Railroad, ore required to ( lusuro tbe fame agaiont Fire. Hr the r ime will, ; from this time forward, ho receivod nt the own- | er.s risk, unless notion is given the Road to in* , lure for the bene tit of the er expt dee 2 A Good Chance! I of the qorporatiuii of Luiupkin, cast ; 80 acres denied and 120eere-in the woods, novlolin* J.G. SINGER. Mucus Telegraph copy SQd send bill t« J, G, S. Scissors and Shears, Foather Dust Pistols, Shot, Pour dor* Caps. Plated ! ini ! lino, | the llardwi J. ENNIS & CO. , Ua., November 2d, 1865 tf JV l FOR SALE, JQQ FINE PORK IIOGS. ISO FINE 8TO(SK IIOG.S, 12 MILCII COWS, with young Calves, 70 HEAD BEEF CATTLE. 75 HEAD OF SUE BP, 2000 BUSHELS COTTON SEED. Apply to WM. B. BLACKMON, Oswicheo, Bussell co., Al.i., or MdiENDREE a king, nov 26 2w Columbus, tin. FOR SALE, 100 FINi! I0RIC U0IJ,S ' 1IM STOCK HOGS. SO HEAD beef cattle, 3000 bushels corn. ao.ooo LBS. FOUDEK, MiO BUSHELS COTTON SEED. Apply to SEABORN L1NCH, Suspension. Macon co., Ala., No. (I, M. A 0. K. It., or AVAKNOCK A CO.. nov 26 2w Culumbu... Ga. Hose Carriages, Dump Carts, Cirousses, I i SOMETHING NEW! S. &J. PALMER & CO’S JUNE BEAVER SACKS; STEEL MIXED BUSINESS SUITS; EXTRA FINK DOESKIN PANTS: SHIRTS. UNDER-SHIRTS; SOCKS. Ac . Jufltrteeivod and MORE COMING. Call and see our splendid stock of OVBnOOA'TS. THE GEM RESTAURANT, (CNDEll T. 8. SPKAK’S.) Ctl/aniliT b lufr t a ’n o t i c o!"u t Ia any hour. Day or Niuiit, ail the delicacies ol the « season—such us OYSTERS; GAME, of all kinds; FOWLS. FISH. Ate. Connected with the establishment is a tine BAR—at which the purest und finest Liquors and Wines may be hud. dec 1 tf &C., WOOD TOYS! WOOD TOYS! | Stultlert, House,, Dry Goods Stores, Kite lien Furuituro, Monagerics, Farm Yards, Villages, , Bureaus, Cross Bows, Guns, I Humming Tops, Buttle Dare*. Graces, Animals and Horses, Ac., Tin Swords, Steel Swords, Brass Swords, Whips, Flageolets, Zinc Mirrors, Culms, Bon Bon Boxes, I Harmonicas, Sogar cases, pocket Knives Itutiy Battles, Tooth Brushes, Key liings, dec., in fact the articles are so | numerous that wo cannot inoution even I a small part, therefore, we invite tho Public to oall and boo for themselves. The abovo stock will be for sale at wholesale and retail until the 15th De cember, after tliar time only at retail. W, H. H. PHELPS. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE O PPIOH, NO. Gf) lillOAO STREET, COLUMBUS, CIA. Success Attends_ the Diligent I OPECIAL NOTICE.— I hog leave to call n t u 0 oa ldfalisia of our coramu- ntty that I Have on tuy books a large number of llouars, Lots, Farms, Plantations nnd othor species of proporty which does not appear iu my column in the newspapers. My udvice is to all that if you want to buy call first on mo and boo if wo can’t trade, then go elsewhere. .7. II. SIKES. FOR SALS, “fid. Burglar proof iron safe— R. ax. I atnek a luiproi ed patent. Apply to J. JL SIKES. FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE T^OR land in North ( leorgia or Tennessee, the ^ ftr,n . "wned by II. M. Tompkins, near Glayton, ltarbour County, Alahania. Tho plrce contains bo acres of land, one half oleared. lho dwelling is convenient and well finished, with six fine rooms, with fire jilaco in each ; a .i n . r ?, r 00 . 1 "’On tho plneo Is a good TAN- Rra l ,'R r ‘ tiu,; * ood UEA0H YARD and APPLE ORCHARD. Apply to II. SIKES. FOR SALE. PLANTATION OF 1,0 3 ACRES OF K\- rCELLKNT LAND'FOR SALE.—This Plantation is locuteil in Chambers county, Ala., fix miles north of Snlain, 22 miles west of Co- lurnbus. Terms cash, or in cotton to bo mndo on tho place. Corn, pork, stock hogs, cattle and mules may bo hough'with if. Make pro posals to Mr. Jus. Simms, Cussoia, Ala., or to Mr. Churles Betts, on the placo, or to •J. 11. SUCKS. FOR SALE, T 'HAT well known nnd valunlile PLANTA- ^TIGN in Oswicheo Bend, formerly owned by Col. furncr; lHmiles J’rom Columbus, 7 from Iort Mitchell, M. x G. Railroad. The plneo is handsomely improved, has ovory tor comfort and convenience* trees, a vineyard, shrub- building ncoodi an orchard ot choii bery and flowers, for 130 negroes, two Ac. The ho ) tract, 1100 cleared. _ There are 1540 ml. 70) first class bottom land, a portion of the bal ance of deep chocolate and very productive. Tho fertility of tbo land is unsurpassed, and from its healthfulness and location one of the most desirable plantations in the South. Stock and provisions will be sold with the placo it desired. For further particulars apply to J. II. SIKES. Wm. R. Bkdkli.. Roij’t C. Popk. IN' IE "W BOOT AND mi STORE. BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, (UNDER COOK'S HOTEL), LD respectfully announco to tho eiti- ns of Columbus aud vicinity that, wo are now recoiving and opening our stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually koep on hand every stylo of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes, and Men’fl Boys’ and Youths’ Boots, Shoes and Gaitors, and Children’s Copper-tiped Shoos. AH Grades of Burr, Kip and Wax Brogans. Great pains has been taken in getting up oor stock, anu wo guarantee a'l work sold. 4fc#^To Country Merchants we otter liberal in ducements, and invitu them to examine uur stock. Also, o fino assortment of Soft and Cashmere Hats. oct 21-tf Cotton Mill for Sale. lirE offer for sale our COTTON MILE, loca- ▼ ▼ ted at Bradford, Cnooa comity. Alubnraa, with 1420 acres «»i land attached. For purticu- lars, address SIMPSON Sc MOORE, Ctiro of Lehman, Durr .t Co., nov 22 l m Montgomery, AJo. Mules! Horses!! MulesH! b ^ £ H A l N KS. McG 1£HEE k CO. This is all good stock— free from brands of any sort, never having been worn down in army service. Call s um. nov 22 tf E. J. PIXCKARD. A NY i A or fi Dwelling Wanted. son having a'dwelling of four, five __ rooms convonicntlv situatod, can hear of a good tenant by applying at the store of J. Kyle ic Co. Po.*se.«si«.n wanted by 1st of January next. JObKPll F. POU. _novl tf. THE LEWIS HOUSE, COLUMBUS, HA, A NEW and desirable House ou Frontstrcet, near the Bridge, fur permunent and tran sient boarders, convenient f<> the stages passing the Bridge und to the landing ut the Kivor. Conducted by Mrs. L. A. Lewis, who solicits the patronage of tho public generally and her friends in particular- L. A. LEWIS. nov 221 in _ Trust Sale. situated on the Cha t below Columbus, the following trust prope Mrs. Eliza W. Moore, viz: S Mules, 1 Uo . yoke of Oxen, Pork Hogs, Stock Huge, several thousand bushels ' *’ “ ’’ ‘ Peas, Potatoes, 1 si plantation iin^lmu nov 21 tds G. WOOLFULK, Trustee. Notice. Cody. Fleming .V: Swift are hereby notified that they must come up and settle; and those who fail to pay by first day of January next, that their notes and accounts will bo put in *uit at once. T he books aud papers of the concern are kept at our old stand, corner under Cook s Hotel. GODY. FLEMING A SWIFT. Columbus. Got. 31, Diid.—tjnnl CHEROKEE CURE, INDIAN MEDICINE, Cur.'! all diseases caused by self-ale:-, i i::— Sperm,itor- rbf i. a. m.:.if Wtnl-IUM. X.gM Lon of .</. ro/MMrtJ Law 1,1,1/., the Buck, Li in - n.s, i,l I - .mu, /’rrmalura ■ l Am. II'. tk .V. eeis. LiJI- It Brenlklog, rale (' ' i\’i v: FOR SALE, 8000 BUSHELS COTTON SEED GINNED THIS YEAR. UANDLEK. IIRoWN A CO., BovStt ltd UroM etre.l, Having bought tho Rynehnrt Bakery, 1 am prepared to get up any sort ot OAKES, in any aort of style, at short notice. Fresh Bread every doy (except Sunday). I am lim iting a superior article of Crackers, to which I invito tho attention of tliu pub lic. W, H. II. PHELPS, nov Ul) tf Advances on Cotton. J. R. IVEY * 00. TAKEN UP, lour or five years old. Tbo owner have her by payiug for thi« advertisement and other ex peases. J. D NAN0K. nov U tf low tat a sequence of j Tho Cherokee Cure stop the emivtlo , that fol- utliful Indiscretions. restore health and vigor, , . fleet a pormanent euro •h have failed. Thirty-two sealed envelope, free to any will .11 oth< page pamphlet Mint in add res*. Price $2 per bottlo, by all druggists ; or w portion of tliu world, sole proprietor, Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 37 Walkor St., N. Y bottles for *.V Hold it bv express to any Ipt of price, by tho Cherokee Remedy, does (injunction with tho CHEROKEE INJECTION, not (ill ti t-nro li'nwe*'". H 1 " 1 "" DLehman In Mai.- «r O.i.J.-. < ' As * * - recomniendtul in t!. White* tn Female«. conjunction will u complaint, have been Trie-?, Remedy, On 1 to i. :;:.ire thfi dll/UReenblo l In those cases w here other mcdiclnet d without sucooss. Bottle, |2, Three Buttles, $5. t-\ Inject!' Tho Chcrokeo “ Cure" “ JteniC'ti/." nnd u Inlet ttun" are to bo found in all well regulated dm stores, and are recommended by physicians an druggist* all over tho world, f"i tlielt Intrinsic wort and merit. Some unprincipled dealer*, huweve try to deoelve tljelr customers, by aclllug cheap •5. worthless compounds,—in order to make in place of these. Be not deed red. If tho gUta will not buy them for you, write to us, ai will send them to you by express, securely p drug- »d wo ickeil and free from observation. \Ve trent ull diseases to which the human system Ik subject, and will be pleased to receive full and explicit *! dements from thoso who have failed to recoT ‘ Ladies or D^ntlMuen ran a Idroi Jidencn. Wo dcsiro to soad i*ainphlet ftoa to every lady und gentleuvn land. Address all letter* for pamphlets, medicines, or advice, to She sole pjoyrletor. Dr. W. B. HUB WIN. 37 W»tkw « , N. Y. < ftov 29 1 Vf vllef heretofbi PkCjtct eon- rty-two i*a*e einan In the