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matter M^try past-
u .r7„- burin* bo.n nonounoed «• »
for Alderman lit Wnrd. I tnke thin
informing my friond* th&t I am mil
• ,h " a . F. J. ABBOTT.
lore dinnor, ami wlioti Dm deasart is
brought In, rfnd after It is tsken away,
it may bo two, in Die
pert'iips,
Udidatc.
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erly lit
Ala. 1
ECp:
Shucks;
Case bees) |
Ellers, Ac.;'
roperty. I
fALrAFRii
lined forPil|
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h at 11 o
«* east o£tl
V. F. Blum
Hired, good«(
3., on tU« pr
Teli
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B ARll I
CARRIA31
nufacttirerU|
•n, as ffooi i
1I0RSES,H
ible burn** I
can beieni
amoni thiij
and Beef Cl
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)gew Ailvcitl.eiuentn.
I n & B. Bills will h» ?e A *»lo of
k to-d»y flno mBtoh liorses, » num-
‘ 0 [ inulor, oows, carriage*, buggies,
' ijootboir advertisement.
. j Thorn in & Co., at 1116 Broad st.,
re to Boo a * tock of clothin *’ » nd * uoh
j artists to cut .and make up the do
lt cloths on their counters, thatthoir
, B | 0 t(,o distinction of being the lead
er fashion can no longer be disputed.
0 w ill take occasion to speak of this
me again*
■be lovers of the danco will be glad to
the csrd of hlr. (Jleaveland. He has
•hi the art long, and his pupils cannot
lurpssted in the graces of the cotillion
*,ltz. . .....
»o splendid match mares will be ,raf-
for on Saturday night at Wall *
tmpson's. They aro fine blooded ani-
s and dozens of our young gonts are
bus to call them their "own.”
he Pierce Lodge (of the Masonio
therhoodl will meet to-night,
he People's ticket for Mayor and Al-
jnon will he found in our Columns to-
No one hood slay from the polls for
|«,nt of good men to vote for.
Ennis «fc Co. have a large lot of
l*,if shooting'pistols. Ennis & Co.
lays get, and soil cheap, just what all
;i want.
I f, always did love to soo the ladies
pped in lino silk velvet or cloth
llenry Persons has some of the
Idiomest wo over saw. He also has
dresses, netts, buttons, trimmings,
first-rate house can bo rented by np-
S ng at this office.
.r. F. d. Abbott declines being a can- j
Ite in the 1st ward.
. J, H. Lawrence is announced as a
I didato in the fid ward. Mr. Lawrence
httomuke a good alderman, for no
knows the duties better than lie
»<>
C. Calhoun and John Durkin are
Ididates in the Oth ward. They ought
i well, for thoy know every foot of
| turf down there.
jf. U. Griswold and John King nre an
Incedas candidates in tho fid Ward for
Jermen. Thoy are the present incum-
|ti, and have mado diligent and inteili
t representations.
L Clifton Moses & Co. havo moved to
I store, 161, opposito Cook’g Hotel,
fy want bills on the various bunks of
I Southern States.
p/m C. Calhoun is a candidate for Al-
nan in the Sixth Ward. Ho has beoh
I tizen of Columbus for the last twenty
rs, and has rendered valuablo service
he country for fouryears. Ho deserves
k>d vote. It
, wvmi, juai, uu kuuu you
frao drowu^Ing ur enooziug; butdinn* be
Hi WAVS dram-drinking.
iloro tea, urid al'tor ton, and between
tou and slipper, it is no more but right and
good; but let me caution you, brethren,
not to bo always drAin-driuking.
‘Just whin vuu atari for bed, and when
you'ro rowdy to pop into't, to take a dram
or two is no more than a Christian may
lawfully do.
*Hut, brethren, let me caution you not
to drink more than 1’vo mentioned, or it
may bn yo may pass tho bounds of mode
ration.’
ThkWILMtNUTON AND VVkLDON KA.IL-
iVpad.—Wo learn from the Wilmington
Journal that the President ami Superin
tendent of this mad havo returned from
the North, and havo been successful in
making arrangements with tho govern
ment,, as well as with other parties, which
will enable the company to complete ne*
cessary repairs, as well as to operate their
road efficiently,
CANDIDATES^
Coi.uunus, Ga., December Gth, 1805.
Mr. Editor: The following tiokot will be
Warmly supported at the election for Mayor and
Aldermon on haturdny next:
««THE PEOPLE’S TrCKET.”
Ear Mayor,
JOHN QUIN.
For Aldermen of tho First Ward,
W. W. FLEWELLEN, M. D..
JOHN B. WRIGHT.
For Aldermen of tho Second Ward,
JAMES F. BOZEMAN, M. I>.,
F. 0. JOHNSON.
For Aldorinen of the Third Ward,
W, 11. GltlS WOLD.
J. R. IVEY.
For Aldorinen of the Fourth Ward,
B. D. BARNES,
G. E. GAGER.
For Aldermon of tho Fifth Ward,
A. B. BOSTICK,
T. S. TUGGLE, M. D.
For Aldormon of tho Sixth Ward,
J. M. BIVINS.
JOHN DURKIN.
dec 7—to
;. REMOVAL.
E. BARNARD & 00.,
HAVE REMOVED TO
83 and 85, Broad Street,
(■AHMItf 4t ROONEY’S IIUII.DING,)
W HERE they aro receiving in addition to
their prosent largo and varied stock of
GROCERIES,
thefollowin articles—
100 Coils Groen Loaf Rope;
100 Pkgs Mackerel in Barrels, Halves, Qi
tera, and Kits; •
26 Dur.on Mixed Piokles, (Underwood's);
25 " Mangoes;
100 Books Liverpool Suit;
INDIA BAGGING AND TWINE, undo
articles arriving daily,
dec 6 lw
~ GUNS! GUNS!! "
SHERMAN; JESSUP & CO.,
Manufacturers, Iinportars and Wholesale
saddlery'harness,
&
|The Cornucopia." —■£hat Phelps is a
f appointod agent of “Kria Kringlo”
I mado agreeably apparent to us yes-
pay. It has been n long time since we
Is seon such a variety of dainty con-
■Sons as ho soot us, as a sample of what
j "Cornucopia Bakery” can turn out.
jero were cakes of all the choice varie-
i, and pies of most palatable compound
1 cookery. His establishment is just
fth an ono as every city of any size
Iht to have and to sustain. House-
Ipers can always procure from him
tcacies for their tables.
Silk Hu
Collar*.
In afii* 1 * 11
i and SWj
airtoawl ‘1
h, but
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, the ejtr*l
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Email Pox.—We learn that there are a
faber of small pox cases—all negroes,
[ understand—at a house bn the out-
of Girard. The house is on tho
Jthwestern suburbs of the town, and is
|cved to be so isolated that thero is but
i danger of its spreading if people
■dently avoid the vicinity.
■here aro also reports—which will no
lbtgo into the country—that tboro aro
111 pox cases in this city. But we havo
] seen anybody who knows of a Caso,
| we do not believe that any exist
ka Extraordinary.—Don't you feel a
|e nervous, Mr. Editor, at hearing how
Jh oil and coal is being discovered in
■earth, thinking how quick we could
Joburnodup? We boil things in a
|to make tho grease rise to the top, and
Ttyou think the fact that so much oil
lurnl whore it was never found before,
ps that tho grease is rising to tho top
I the pot is boiling down below, pre-
Itory to a grand burlt up? It takes
|MilIer to forotell that M tbe end” is
for if the fire doesn’t come from
fw, the wickedness of the world will
4 d f aw it down from Heaven—for4he
wination fails to conceive of that£ of
|oni and Gomorrah a9 being worse.
Ozin, thk Cotton Planter.
are requested to statu that tho
It Office will only be opened from 8
|0 o’clock a. m. to-day.
Ikatii of Mr. Crew.—Wo learn from
■Atlanta Era, that this gentleman died
PUho wounds received from tho hands
iome murderous ruffians, on the night
■ho 28th ult., without being conscious
tin 0 $ lvo information that would
| to the detection oi the perpetrator*;
I becomes our sad and painful duty to
Bniclo tho death of Janata tt. Crew,
I'-i • d . ,rom t* 10 elKwds of tho
■na inflicted on him by an assassin
lln usd ay night. Mr. Crew was ono of
Ibest and most prominent citizens of
■nta, and at tho time of his death, was
■adulate for Mayor of this city, with
[prospects of election. Aa a gentle-
1 oitizons, he occupied a high posi-
1 in Atlrnta, and as General Ticket
|nt at this place, he was useful in an
[f«nt degree liis place will be hard
us has tho life of One of our worthiest
>n*boen terminated by the hand of an
Nn, and unless something is done to
the reign of crime in our midst, wo
►tly foar that we. will l?e called upon to
nicle aimilayoccd<i!et><ie8 pf tho Kind.
© lato hour at^vhich weVecotVed no-
l°f Mr. Crews’s death, precludes a more
faded notico.
L rowurd of one thousand dollars lift'
n otTi<red by the city council of Atlan-
| ur the nppruhension of the murdorur.
Ioainst Pram-Diunkino.—A Scotch
R° n once nreached a long seriaop
■'nst dram-drinking, a vice prevalent
J. 18 Pwisli, and from which, report said,
■J 8 * not free himself.
■ When yo get up, indeed, jre,may take
£[ a,n » Rntl another just borore break liist,
^ perhaps another ufter; but dlnna r1-
be dram-di inking. ,
you are out in the morn, you may
u P, witb anothur dram, and
Phain take another before luncheon—
f0,r «L , Uk ? °n« whiLhis
Lktof "“**“*’. b ° l dh,n ‘ b "
paebody can ,oru|>l* for on* jmt be-
Wolare authorized to announce
Win. H. GRISWOLD aad
J. KING,
as candidates for Aldermen 3d Ward.
Jb'or Alderman 2d Ward.
JOHN H. LAWRENCE is announoed as i
cadidate for Alderman 2d Word,
dec" to* Many Votibs.
For Aldermen (itli Ward.
We authorized to aunounco
JNO. C. CALHOUN and
JNO, DURKIN,
as candidates for Aldermen 6th Ward.
dec ’
to
Editors of Enqcirkr—Noxt Saturday our
citizens will bo required to oleot a Mayor, a
board of Aliiormcn, and other city officers, for
tho year 1866. Every man who has any interest
whatever at stake will admit tho importance of
electing good men. Allow mo In your columns
to suggest the following names for Mayor and
Aldermen of tho different wards.
For Mayor—F. G. WILKINS.
Ward No. 1.
T. E. BLANCHARD and F. J. ABBOTT
Ward No. 2.
F. S. CHAPMAN and F. C. JOHNSON.
Ward No. 3.
and JOHN KING,
Ward No. 4.
G. E. OAGElt and Dr. E. F. COLZEY.
.Ward No. 5.
W. L. SAULSBERRY and JOHN PEABODY.
Ward No. 6,
JAS, M, BIVINS and A. M. BRANDON.
These nio all mon of business eapaoity and
habits, and most of thorn are old mewbors of
the Board,
A VOTER.
dqcft-tf. ^,
For Aldermen ttd Ward.
Wo are authorized to annouaee the names of
JOHN KING and
J. R. IVEY
as candidates for Aldermen of the 3d Ward,
dec 6 to
For Aldermun 4th Ward.
Tho friends of Dr. E. F. COLZEY announce
him as a candidate for Aldormau of the 4th
Ward. «
For Aldermen 4lh WaTd,
Wo arc authorized toannounco
E. F. COLZEY.
JOHN LIGON,
as candidates for Aldermon 4th Ward on Satur
day next. deo 6 to
For Alderman 5lh Ward.
Wo aro authorized to announce
•LAWRENCE WALL, and
A. B. BOSTICK.
as candidatos < lor Aldorinen 5th Ward, at the
ensuing eloction,deo 6 te
For Aldermen 4th Ward,
We aro authorized to announce
J. 0. PORTER and
JOHN McILlIENNY.
as candidates for ro-elootion ns Aldermen of
Uia ilk Ward. Election Saturday, Dec. 9.
doc 5 to
For Mayor.
We nominate Col. JOHN QUIN asaoandi
dato for next Mayor ot this city, believing that
his knowledge of the duties of the
office and hU disinterested doipro to serve will
redound to its benefit.
nov 30 to MANY CITIZENS.
For Mayor. ,
I announce myself a candidate for re-eleotlon
for Mayor, and tako this occasion to deny a
report that I agrcod (beforo any former elec
tion) to givo way for any one at this election or
any other. F, G. WILKINS,
nov 21* te i •
For Mayor.
Wo are authorized to announce
J. L. MORTON.
as a candidate for tho offico ol Mayor of the
city of Columbus, at the ensuing municipal
eleotion. no* 26 te
FOIL MARSHAL.
We are authorised to announco JACOB BUR-
RU8 for Marshal, at the election on Saturday,
deed to ~ ’
For Marshal.
W j nre authorized toannounco the name of
WILLIAM MAIIAFEEY,
oh a oandidate'lor Marshal at the ensuing mu
nicipal eleotion. nov 28 te
For City' Mzrihal,
THOMAS GRIER, the present Chief of Po
lice, annouucea biuiself as a candidate for Mar
shal at the ensuing election, on tho second Sat
urday in December. j k . ,
nor 13 to . .
Wan
COACH MATERIALS,
Springs, Axles, Hubs, Spokes, Shafts, Felloes,
&c.; also, Rubber Loatber Machino Bolt
ing, and Rubber Steam Packing: also,
French, German and American Crlf
Skins, Shoo FicdiogR. and
Leather of every description,
*95 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, G A.,
Adjoining City Bank, ami opposite
U. S. and Globe Hotels.
Branch of BETTS, NICHOLS ii CO., 319
. Broadway, Now York,
deo 6—lot
CLAUS
HAS COME!
Sinta Claus, the children's friend,
To them, this pleasing groeting sends:
That mindful of the Inst four yenrs,
lie's come to step their trickling tears.
And can be found at the
BEE HIVE.
Thtf largest and best assortment of
TOYS!
ever offorod in this market, at the
BEE HIVE,
Consiptin, of
Speaking Dolls, Cryiug Dolls,
Chinn Dolls, Wax Dolls,
Linen Dolls,
Little Dells, Big Dolls,
DOLLS
OF ALL 3 0 IIT S1
Chinn Doll Heads, £3;China Watch Stands
HENRY PERSONS
• H A3 .1 l/St lUKCKr/BD ■
7J—4 Bleachotl Unit Unbleached
.COTTON SIIKETUNOI
11-4 Bleached find Unbleaeh.d
LINEN 811 EEIIMl!
COLOKED DAMASK,
ALL-WOOL LIN8EY,
KENTUCKY JEANS.
Henry Persons
Has just received
60 MOSCOW BKAVEB OVERCOATS
6 CH0R10H1LLA OVERCOATS.
Henry Person^
lias just received
EMBROIDERED COLLARS nnd
cUff.s,
EMBROIDER’D HANDKKROHIKF.S
—From §3 to $10 each.—
noG-4t V
For MarMlial.
authorized to nnnpuncq tho name of
* 'GEORGE A. UD0KABY,
m u caudidatc fur Marshal, at the election iu
DcocmhiVnext. • Nov, 10— te*
For Deputy Marshal.
Wo are authoricod to announce the aumo of
JOHN C. LOVE BACK
as a candidate lor re-eleotion fbr the office
Deputy Msivhal. _ pov 14 te •_
Administrator’s Sale.
ceased, I will offer for siilo, upon tho premise .
on the old Fedorul road, six miics north of
Hurtvillc, on M. and tJ. R. R„ oil Tuesday, the
12th inst., the personal proporty. ot decedent,
consisting of mules, hogs, cuttle, corn, fodder,
farming tools, blnaksmith's toolp. carpenter'?
tool?, and ft FINE SET OF GUNSMITH’S
TOOLS.
Tonus—All sums under twenty-five dollar. 1
oash; all over on a credit until tho fifteenth of
October next, with interest from date: two ap
proved securities and small notes; to be paid
in IT. 8. gold.
Also, will rent the farm for next year, con
sisting of two hundred acres cleared laud, in a
high state of cultivation.
HENRY A. KEY,
dec 6—ifc Administrator.
1 Card Receivers,,
1 Baskets, I
!
1 Babies, j
* Figures, >
* Candlesticks, j
‘ Fruit Pintos,
* Emery Stands
S.i
Smokers’ Sets,
Segar Stands,
Match Boxes,
Animals,
Roses.
Wash Stands.
Cups Si Sauoers
Day Boarders.
ner month. Persons wishing ono meal a day
■15 Boarders can got. their meals at any hour.
J^Meals furnished to those leaving on tho
Macon train. CHARLEY BAlUtOV/,
doc C lui
For Sale,
A NO. 1 Iroti Cittton Screw, complete in ov
ary respect. For terms apply at this offico,
or to T. F. RI DEN HOUR.
deo 5—lw
J. R. IVEY & CO
HAVE JtJST RECEIVED
50 rolls KENTUCKY J3AGGTN G
50 coils ROPE,
500 lbs. 1 TWINE,
Large lot of INDIA BAGGING.
Any of the above Articles wil he rold in largo
or small-qaantitics.
pov 30—tf ^
Pistols, Powder, Shot, &c.
(JOLT'S, POCKET. PISTOLS,
COLT'S POLICE do.
SMITH A WESSON'S Jo. all sizes.
1 CARTRIDGES. POWDER AND SHOT,
PERCUSSION CAPS,
V, 1 I' jind. now lot of 1
STElii peedLe' spectacles.
Just rucotvefi at
fiec 2 fit T. S. SPEAR'S.
A
.... IPQJl IvEjMT,-
A GOOl) rifiiCNTATfDN in RumcII aountv,
Alabama, from 200 to 250 acres of which is
fresh land that will produce cotton finely.
Corn Foddor, Mules, liorses, cattle, and hogs,
can bo purchased on tho promises.
Apply at this Offico,
nov IT tf .. 8
Bank Notes Wanted.
I AM authorized to purchaso noto3 of the
Banks in tho State? of Georgia, Alabama,
North and South Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana
ami Tennessee, and will pay full markot rotes
lor the sutne. : ■
W. FELIX" ALEXANDER.
Ag’t E. M. Bruce k Co.,
No. 95, Broad st., over Ennis' st.
oct 26 tf Sun copy. • , ;
A House and Lot in Wynnton
FOR JF5.B3STX,
O NLY a short distance from town. The
houso contains twelves room?. Thero is a
well of vory fino water on the place. All neces
sary out-buildings in good repair. A small or
chard of very choice fruit trees, good garden,
Ac. Apply at ibis office,
n 24—tf
For City Hexiou.
JAM KB WILSON, us he is by loss of all his
Angvu on ono hand not able to do common
labor, wo hope he will bo supported.
dec 5 tq MANT FRIENDS.
, J Jl. For Hr zlon.
II, T. fHMOSS, the present incumbent, is a
candidate for re-oleotion for City Sexton, at thj^
election in December next,
nov 22 te
Notice to Shippers of Cotton.
Office Westmin a Atlantic Railroad, I
Atlanta, Ga„ Nov. 2tt, 1H>5. f
A LL persons shipping Cotton over tho Wes
tern k Atlantic Railroad, are required to
Insure the sauio against Fire, a? the same will,
from this time forward, bn received nt the own-
or,s risk, unless notice i? given the Hoad to in*
sure for the benefit of tho owner and nt his or
her expense. ROB'T BAUtilt, Lop t."
dec 2 lm
/ UXTIOK SALE OF
MULES and HORSES!
AT TUSKEGEE, ALA.
O N Friday, Doceuib
WA o'clock, I will
Tuskegee, Alabama:
GO Hoad of Horses !
suitable for tho Harness nnd Saddle—among
thorn some
VERY FINE STOCK- *
40 Likely Mules!
in good condition—some of them arc extra fine.
This is n good opportunity to replenish your
" t0Ck - S. SALTER.
pov 25 2w _
, " 1 Dwelling Wanted."" :
A NT EOMon havtna aMwoltTp* of'ft'.'jir. fivo
Amfii rooms convuuicnttv situated, cani
hear of a good tenaut by applying hi the storo
of J. Kyle J Co. Possession wanted by 1st ot
Junuaryuoxl. .JOSEPH F. POU.
mU . . .... .
Notice.
V must couio up iiuil seine; anil mono
to pay by first day of January noxt,
r notes ami account? will bo put »'»
* The bo.AaAml i»upe*i of the conoorb
Cody,
that they
who fail to
that tbeiy n
kt oocoi ‘ 1— -— , j- _ , ,
are kept at our old stand, corner under Cook i
Hotel. CODY. HOMING Jc SWIFT.
Ootugibna^Oct. 31. lsfij.—tjaul ^
'Notice.
W ILL be sold at tho residence of G. M
Anderson, ot Muscogee county, on tb«
old Expross Rood, eight miles from Uolufalmw.'
- r - £\~ acres of land.
TIN TOYS! TIN TOYS!
Express Wagons,
Uookawaj's,
Carriages,
Hose Carriages,
Dump Carts,
Circusses, &c.
WOOD TOYS! WOOD TOYS
Stables, Houses,
Dry Goods Stores,
Kitchen Furniture, Menageries,
Farm Yards, Villages
Bureaus,
Cross Bows, Guns
Humming Tbps, Battle Dares, Graces,
1 Animals and Horses, Arc.,
Tin Swords,
Steel Swords,
Brass Swords,
Whips,
Flageolets,
Zino Mirrors, Cabas, Bon Don Boxes,
Harmonicas, Sognr oaana, pookot Knives
Baby Rattles, Tooth Brushes, Key
Kings,' &o. : , in fact the articles aro so
numerous that wo canuot mention even
'a ■simtfl port, therefore, we invite the
Publio to oqll and soo for themselves.
The abovo stock will bo for sule at
wholssalp and retail until the 15th De,
cemDer,'after thur time only at retail,
W, H. H. PHELPS.
Having bought llio ltyuehart Bakery,
I am jropurod to get up uny sort oi
CAKES, in uny sort of style, nt short
notice.
Fresh Bread
every doy (except Sunday). I am ma
king a superior artiole of Craokers, to
which I invite tho attention of the pub
lie. W, H. H. PHELPS,
nov 30 tf
Dissolution of Copartnership
Coi.uMRua, Ga., Dec. 2d, 1865.
r pHE copartnership heretofore existing unde.
JL tho name of Seals, Jones k Acee. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
of tho firm will be closed by J. S. Jones and J.
S. Acee. W. B. SEALS,
J. 8. JONES,
J. 8. ACER.
The business heretofore conducted under the
firm and nuiae of Scald,, Jones k Acee will be
continued by the uudorsigned at the old stuud,
under the name and style of Jones Sc Acee.
J. S. JONES.
J. S. ACEE.
dec 3 lw
Green and Black Tea.
•FRESH LOT of Jenkins' celebrated Teas,
uciveil end for sale bv
PART Eli k FLOURNOY.
A -FRE
Sago.
.. fresh Sage, juev
carter i flournoy.
BARGAINS! Mil!
BLOUNT & CHIPLEY,
No. <48
BROAD STREET,
GROCERS
-AND-,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
dec 0—1 m
20,000 pounds
Choice Western Btacon,
F ST0RE “ df Sl«yfcWi>.v.
Kentucky Jeans,
SUPERIOR Artiole in store unJJurfcalo, oi
5 will bo exchanged for Wool by ‘ -
BLOUNT k CHIPLEY .
dec 6—lm No. 44 Broad st._
USEFUL THINGS
EMPORIUM,
-01'-
SAPPINGTON, DEWS & CO.,
Gentlemen's Hats: Boys’ Hats:
Good Wool Hats;
Gentlemen's Shoes,
Ladies’ Shoes,
Boys' Shoes, Misses Shoes,
Children's Shoes,
Suspenffors, Ilnjidkorchief?, :
Gloves, Spool Thread.
Pins, Neodles, Homespun, a
Ostiuburgs, Cottort Xom,
and many other things for §%lc cheap ot
SAPPJNGTON, DEWS A IjO’S
EMPORIUM.
dee 6—tf . - y ' r
BOOTS AND SHOP.
50 Cases Boots and Shoes
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL BY
PIKE & ROBINSON,
At Jno. 8. Cargill & Co's^
138 HltOAD STREET,
Conaietina of
LADIES’, MISSES'AND CHILDREN’S
SHOES,
MEN’S. BOYS’ AND YOUTUs’
Boots, Shoes ana Gaiters,
AND CHILDREN'S
COPPER TIPPED SHOES,
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.
JUST RECEIVED,
SPLfitfDID LOT '
Men’s Calf and Sowed ?cg Boots:
Boys' Yoaths’ And Children's do :
Ladies’ Calf and Kid BtUmorals ;
Misses’ and Children’? Copper-tipped Show.
Ladies’ Lasting Congress Gaiters,*
and many other kinds too numerous to mention-
Those in want will do well to call and oxnmino
our stock beforo purchasing.
WELLS, CURTIS & CO.
dec 5—lw
French Calf Skins.
Q DOZEN Best quality Frencu Calf Skins.
ALSO.
A large lot Shoe Thread and Lining? of differ
ent qualities, for sulo low by
dec 6 1 w WKLLS. CURTIS Jk CO.
On and after Monday Dec. lib,
We will offer our entire stock of
LADIES’ GENTS’ and CHILDREN’S SHOES,
GENTS’ and BOYS' HATS,
GENTS’ SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR,
TABLE CUTLERY,
And several other articles,
AT 25 PER CENT.
Less than they can be bought in the City,
we intend hereafter to devote our attention
exclusively to the DRY GOODS and NOTION
Business. *
Call early before they are all gone.
W. L. PARKER,
64
Broad Street,
Dee. 3. lw
HARDWARE!
HARDWARE!!
J. ENNIS & CO.,
ARK AT THEIR OLD STAND,
95 and 97 Broad Street,
Where thoy have in store and to arrive a fine
sleek of
HARDAVARE,
and such goods as are in their line, which they
offer to everybody at as low prices as can be
afforded.
We respectfully return our thanks.to our old
customer? and friends who have bestowed on
us their patronage, and we hope by pursuing
the same course which we have through tho
past to recieve your trade. We respectfully
vite everybody trading to Columbus to give us
a cal!,
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
nov 2D tf
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
OT-riOM,
yo. 65 BROAD STREET;
COHUMJiUS, OA.
Success Attends_th8 Diligent I
OPLCIAL NOTICK.— I be* le.re to Mil
a . t c c ? t r 0 i n 10 l * 10 L *®PitaliUs of our commu
nity that I hare on wy b,, 0 k? a large number of
llou?* 1 ?. Lots, Farms. Plantations and other
species of property which doe« not appear iu
my column in tho news, aners. My advioe la
to al that if you want to buy call first on ma
and see it we cun t trade, then go elsewhere.
J. H. SIKES.
, _ FOR SALE,
A HAW and GRIST MILL on the railroad
between Columbus and Opelika and is sit
uated on Wacoochee crock. There is four acres
of land. It has on it a good dwelling with four
rooms. The &tream is good and runs the mil!
.. There is plenty ot gobd
all tho year round. There is plenty ot gobd
timber in the neighborhood. The mill is well
located on the rood from Dover to West Point.
This can be bought cheap. Apply to
J. H. SIKES.
FOR SALE,
A FINK Fire and. Burglar proof iron safe—
R. M. Patrick s improvod patent.
Apply to J. H. SIKES.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
i a*
— .. — — , near
Clayton, Barbour County, Alabama. The plrce
contain* 63 acres of land, one half cleared-
The dwelling is convenient and well finished,
with six flue rooms, with fire place in each ;
store room, Arc, On the place is a good TAN-
YARD, in successful operation ; ‘good PEACH
and APPLE ORCHARD.
Apply to J. H. SIKES.
FOR SALE.
PLANTATION OF l.UM ACHE3 OF BX-
Jf CELLliNT LAND FOR ALE.-Thi*
Plantation is located in CLatnborscounty, Ala.,
six miles north of *alcrn, 22 miles west of Co
lumbus Ttuui- cash, or in cotton to be made
on the place. Corn, pork, stock hogs, cattle
and mule* rosy be bought with it. Make pro
posals to Mr Jus. Simm?, Cusseta, Ala., or to
Mr. Charles Botts, on the place, or to
J. H. SIKES.
FOR SALE,
T HAT well known and valuable PLANTA-
iluX in CDwichee Bend, formerly owned
by Col. Turner; 18 miles from Columbus, 7 from
Fort Mitchell, M. k 0. Railroad.
The place ia handsomely improved, has every
building nectary lor comfort and convenience,
an orchard of choice trees, a vineyard, shrub
bery and llowers. There are cabins sufficient
for 13d utigroe?, two gin bouses, barns, stables.
kc.
Thero arc 1540 acres in the tract, 1100cleared.
TOO first cla.v« bottom land, a portion of tbe bal
ance of deep chocolate and very productive.
The fertility of tbe land is unsurpassed, aad
from it? hcaitblulnes? und location one of tbe
most desirable plantationr in the South.
Stock and provisions will be sold with tMi
place if de?ired.
For further particulars apply to
J. H. SIKES.
J. ENNIS & CO.
J. ENNIS & CO.
i on bond CAKHIAUE MATERIAL,
v 28 tf
H A I
J. ENNIS & CO.
VTAVE on hand CARPENTERS’ TOOLS.
J1 nov 29 tf
mm. & BROTHER
HAVE REMOVED TO
3STo. 90 Broad Street,'
(Ono door abovo Pease’s Book Store,)
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
DRESS TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS.
BOOTS, SHOES.
11A rs, CAPS,
CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. Ac.
Also, a good assortment of
LADIES’ CLOAKS,
which they arc offering at Reduced Pbicss.
The Ladies will find it to thoir interest to call
and examine their stock of DRESS GOODS
before purchasing el9ewhore.
MU. L. I. HARVEY
is with thi? firm, and will be pleased to see hla
friend? and old customers. dec 2 lm
J. ENNIS & CO.
J. ENNIS & CO.
H AVE on haml BUILDIN0 HARDWARE,
nor 2a tt
Lemon Syrup,
r, for talo by
K.TER k FLOURNOY.
Philotoken or Females’
Friend,
A MOST Valuable Medicine, for sale by
dec 3 U CARTER Sc FLOURNOY.
Drake’s Plantation Bitters.
Sterling’s Ambrosia,
CARTER Al FLOURNOY.
Corn Starch,
O F Superior quality, for sale by
den U tf CARTER A FLOURNOY.
I. LAYING received a fresh supply of
NORTHERN EXOHANGEi
I will bo happy to suppy niy former customers,
uml others desiring to remit funds North-
V '«'* W. FELIX ALEXANDER,
nov 2D tf Sun A Times copy.
,. 100 Dollars Reward.
tfloLEN from my lot in Upson county, on
O the uight of tho 28th ult. my B A\ MARK :
., - —||it e fioe, fret and
eevvn yean old, with a wnuo iace. leet ana
leg?, end white about tho belly. She is a heavy
Miuuto built animal, and seouas to be with foal.
1 will pay twenty five dollars to know were t u
2tk ol December t
Splendid Cotton Plantation
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Having no faith in tho “freedmen” a? Labor
er?, and no disposition to undertake to raunuuo
them, I havo determined to soil my valuable
and highly improved
COTTON PLANTATION,
situated on the Mobilo Sc Girard Railroad ia
Macon eounty. Alabama, forty miles from
Columbus, containing 1520 nor«?, one hall clear
ed. The charector ol tho toil t? hummock,
second hammock, and upland, and nearly nil
fresh. The timber consists of beech, birch,
maple, hiokwy# white oak, post oak, poplar,
pine Ac.
• 1 well r
Jenehurin Med re)
ranged for »teok. Buildings ovcclle
ing of a fine dwelliug of cevon room-, besides
halls, oldseta. pnwtrioi. with a coiouiodious ve
randah ono hundred nnd nftv t»\.» feet long:
In short, it is an elegant SoytH* n //-»*« Also
kitcheu, smoke hou»o, back dairy and ice
house; eating houso for laborer?, nnl lino
double negro houses qf tyro room* euch 18 by 20
foet. with glass windows, well plastered and
painted, with brick pillas snd ohiiume?; a
commodious two story bam, packing screw and
gin bouse, with un almost new und very supe
rior 50 saw gin—-sugar mill, and two PH) gallon
kettles. , ... ..
This ie ono of the host Cotton Plantations in
eastern Alabama, oonvoniontly giiuafod. easy
.of access, and with theoholceof cither Mont
gomery or Oolumbu* as a market. / urn d> -
tennined to sell. Thoau who wish may try the
•‘ft-eedmen:’’ I shall not. _ , a
Terms, $15,000oash. or $16,000 »n two equal
installments. If the latter, tho first payment
on 25th December instant, and second twc'.vo
months threafter without interest.
Coro, meal, mules, cotton seed Ac., supplied
en reuaouuble terms if desired. ;*<;»;'« <■*
Freed peeplo on tho place and will he glad to
get homes for another year.
If not void within Ufteon day?, the plaoj will
b«« lor r«ni.
Persons wi-fting further particular? or to ex-
sujiue the place are referred to my irioud, Mr.
J >hn S. Colbert, Columbus, Ga.
dee5-tf. ■ -
Mules! Horses!! Mules!!
Ua 4s.
RA )1 K AD of fine Toonessoe Mutes and llort--
alU ea, for sale at the Livery Stable* of
HA1NKS, MctlEHEK A CO.
Thia is all good atock—free from brands ot
aay sort, never having been worn down in aruxy
service. Calieeon. .....
nov 22 tf E. J. PINCKAKD.
J. ENNIS &
E on hi
MENTS.
co.
J. ENNIS & CO,
JJAVE on hand PUTTY. ULASS, PAINTS
und OILS. nov 2s) ti
J. ENNIS & CO.
J. ENNIS & CO.
A RE sole agents for Howe’s. Rail Road, L ..
nant. Platform and Counter Scales. War-
tanted oquai to any other make, which we sett
at mimutaoturer's prices. nov 2D tf
J. ENNIS & co.
Scissors and Shears,
Feather Dustora, Gun?.
/ADS, Plated Spoons and
the Hardware line,
J. ENNIS & CO.
Just Received,
RAA BUSHELS CORN MEAL and
ll^uiny.
ALSO.
A good supply POWDER ard SHOT,
dec 5——4t TYLER A ROBISON. _
National Express Company.
B OOKS are open for a limited subscription
lor stock in the National Express Compa
ny, One per cent, uu the stock subscribed is
required to be paid in.
dec 5— St
BoutweU’* Tax Payer’* Manual for
1065.
■PHIS is the most comprehensive work on the
J Internal Revenue Law now extant. In
addition to tho law it contains schedules of
Stump Duties and Tnxablo Articles, together
with’tbe latest Rulings of the Commissioner.
A few cooie? only for sale. Apply to
. - \\ L
Wit. K. Bkdell. Rob’t C. Pops,
NEW
BOOT m SHOE STORE.
BEDELL & POPE,
No. 166 Broad St., Columbut,
(UNDER COOK'S HOTEL).
receiving and opening our stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and will continually keep on band every style of
Ladies', Mis?es’ r.ud Children’s Shoes, and
Men’s Boys’ and Youths' Boot.?, Shoes and
Gaiters, and Children’s Copper-tiped Shoes.
All Grades of
Ruff, Kip and Wax Brogais,
Great pains has-been taken in getting np oaf
stock, nn l we guarantee a'l work sold.
J5TTo Country Merchant? we offer liberal In
ducements, und invite them to examine oar
stock.
Also, a fine assortment of
Soft and Cashmere Hats.
Advances on Cotton.
J. R. IVEY A 00.
TAKEN UP,
dec 6— ,*»t
JOS. K. WEBSTER.
A Plantation Wanted.
J WANT TO RENT a good Cotton^ Planta-
) at the
it nnd or.o year’? supplies. 1 will
end oftho year the same amount of sup
all the stock in as rood condition ea l receive
it and will give one nail of the crop tor the rent.
Satisfactory reference will bejriyen.
Enquire at
nov 24 tf
THIS OFFICE.
A Good Chance!
T OFFER MY TAN YARD and 202^ acre-
J. of Land for sale; adjoiuing wh< it- length
of the corporation of Lumpkin, east; 80 acres
cleared and 120 acros in tbe w»od*.
nov 16 lm* J. G. SINGER.
Macou T«lc«raph copy »nd .oud bill to .1. G. S. | tpfM „ lfM> wU , n uinJl . r „ u ,,i| c | De i fail; _____
nt by mail, free of pustago, ou receipt of |fiy
Cotton Mill for Sale.
V\TE offer for sale our COTTON MILE, locsr
TT tetl at Bradford, Coosa county. Alabama*
with 1420 acres of land attached.' For purticn-
lars, address
SIMPSON A MOORE.
Cure of Lehman. Durr A Co.,
nov 22 lm Montgomery, Ala?
CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or JTnnale Regulator,
n M
:utM.
lions, Valns
J/taetache, Giddiness, and all dis
ease? that spring from Irregularity,
by removing tho cause and all in*
effects that arise from It. They
aro perfectly safe in all case*, m-
trpf when forbidden by dices-
tioi.s, nnd ntc easy to administer,
(<s they aro nicely sugar coated.
They Vbould bo in the hands of
every Muhlen, Wife, sml Mother
In tho land.
Ladles can address us In perfect
. nnfidt-nco, and state their oom-
plalnts In fhll, n- we treat nil F. ninle Complaint*,
end prepare Medicines sultatile for ell diseases U
which they arc viil.jcet.—Tblrty-twopegepemphlst,
In a sealed onvolorw, tVce.
The Cherokee rills m e sold by ell druggists st $1
per box. or ?tx boxes for $5; or they are sent by
mall, free of pontage, In un ordinary letter, freer
from observation, by uddressing the sole proprietor.
Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 37 Walksr 8t., N. T. 4
N. B.—Cherokee Pills No. 2 ere prepared far
FOR SALE,
|QQ FINE PORK HOGS.
150 FINE STOCK HOGS.
12 MILCH COWS, with young Calves,
70 HEAD BEEF CATTLE,
75 HEAD OF SHEEP,
2000 BUSHELS COTTON SEED.
Apply to
WM. B. BLACKMON,
Oswichee. Russell co., Ala., or
McKENDKER A KING,
nov *J1 2w Columbus, Ga.
FOR SALE,
100 mE P0KK H0QS ’
100 STOCK HOGS.
30 11KAD BKKF OATTLB.
3000 BUSHELS CORN.
at.OOO LBS. FODDER.
500 BUSHELS COTTON SEED.
Apply to
SEABORN L1NCH.
Suspen.ion. Mncon co., Ain..
No. f), M. A O. R. U.. or
WARNOCK A 00.
hot 30 2k Calnmbp,. Gn.
Me ;.riV< t/e.10/1 bvr
Dn. WRIGHT’S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Eaatnet of CIO, j
j General lability. Weak-
. ffutterics its f emales*
nitaiiou of the lltari and
It r
»■ lifo and vigor to thw
ting the hot blood of
At the Phentx rites t „ ronrao the veins, ree-
S — tt
tint Ftixir inuif> I*tlility. restoring Manlinem
ate tiu tytiefx and ami futt rigor, thus proving *
overcome dieeate. jarfect ’• Elieeir of Lots," re
moving Sterility and Darren nets in both sexes. T®
tho young, middle-aged, and aged, there lano^reeter
boon than this “ Elixir of Life." It gtree a new
leaao of life, causing tho weak nnd debilitated to
havo renewed strength and vigor, and the entlro
system to thi ill with Joy end ploMuro. ; •
** . bottle tjri\ three bottles 99; sent by
r oddi.
Prici.
express to a..,
Our inodiclui's are sold and recommended bv ell
respectable dnigcbts In every part of the civilised
globe; some unpriuclpleu dealers, however, try to
deceive their ruttoumrk by selling cheep end worth
less compound* In order to make money. Be not
deceived—ask for then* medicines and Uke no
other*. If the drnggUt doe* not keep them, writ#
to us, end we will m d.1 them by r*press, osrefklly
I lacked, free from observation. We wlU be pleased
lo receive letters with frill atntoments in regard to
disease with which ladle* or gentlemen ire
llcted Add reus all Utters for medlolnee, pamnk-
frrfee, to the sole proprietor, ^ ^*a
Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 37 Wnlkar 8t. ( V. I,.
ISJlctU
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