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LOCAL hews items. '^treading matter on every page. AGB.HT8 FOR 'I HE ERRUIRER. Ur. EDWARD PARSONS i»th» kuthoriud •fast of the Enquirer in Atlunt*. On. The following nemeU gentlemen ere Agent* O, the Coixmos Ksqointn In Alabnms: Dr. S. F. Power*. Soil*’ Stntion. Wm. Ivey, Unteheohnbbee. B. F. Senborn, HurtrilU. y/, Q. Weller. Pereon*. I, W. Benhe. Onerryton. o'. C. Beker. Suepension. w. 0. Andrew., Cbunnonuggee- U. H. Smith. Union Springe. Dr. IV. A. Loiter, VlllnU. £ Dr. Ihomu J. Burke. Olennrllle. B. L. Jenkins. Midway. gf. The following named gentlemen are onr Agents at the eorerel depots on the Muscogee Bailroed: At Station No. 2. Col. J. A. L. Leg. At Bo* Springs. H. D. Williams. At Geneva. C. J. O’Nkal. At Butler. E. B. W*tkbs. AtPort Valley, J. L. Byixotox. At^>rrs’Crossing. Jambs W. Corixotog. New Advertisements. 1) J>. & K. Kills, auctioneers, had t stock sale yesterday,that effected a change ofownors of a large number of mules, horses, cows, &o. They will hate another sale of valuable property of a moro gen eral character to-morrow. D. F. WillAfr, administrator, will tell en the 18th instant, at the residence of the jits * Mrs. Cairnes, corn, fodder, peat, gats, etc. Sea his notice. John Johnson, ordinary of this county, has a legal notice to those concerned. Hester Green. Girard, will sell at the court bouso in Butler, Taylor county, on the first Tuesday in January next, some valuable property in that town. Hejor Sikes has some Tallapoosa river lseds for sale. Tallapoosa is a great “state" and her lands will besought for. I. C. Johnson has a plantation on the Tslbntton road. It is a nice place, sur rounded by good orchard, etc. Mr. Johnson can be found at J. Ky|e •& Co.'s, Broad street. J. J. Huff, Ordinary of Marion county, has an important legal notice to "whom it any concern." Our present polite and efficient City Clerk, Mr. M. M. Moure, is again a can* didate for that position. We do not know of any opposition, and hope tlioro will be none, for "lie will do." Another full ticket of Mayor and Al dermen, is presented in this paper. Tha people may elect other men, without se lecting better ones. Tlio friends of J. W. Sappington and Foster S. Chapman have associated their names together on a ticket for Aldermen of the second wind. We congratulate the 2d, upon haviog so many names fit for the place. The Weather seemed to be clearing up, ud was coriainly turning cooler, yester- day. No rain yet to do any good. Our river is showing more temperate habits lino ever before—it soeme determined not to get "high" even at Christmas. do Small Pox in the City,—Wo are glad to have reliable confirmation of the belief upraised by us yecterdny, that there is no ■mall pox in Columbua. Or. Jas. Roper City Phyeician, informs us that there are UStJUfe’ V'lfrl' bt'JS'fiptember. Dr. It. also informs us that the negro imsll pox patients on the Alabama side of lbs river are about a mile and a half from ike bridge, removed from the immediate locality of any family, and where the dis ease is not likely to spread. They are five ia number, and aro properly caved for The disease was communicated to them by °e||roes from Montgomery, Ala. The"Biggest Thing" yet, in the way of robbery, was porpotrated in thia city on Wednesday night. Some thieve* took ten rales of cotton from the warehouse of Mr. Vernoy, on Ogletborpo streot, and ear ned them oil' to other parts. Five of the kales were afterwards found on the com- ®oo, but no one could tell how they esme Irate. Hauling wagons about through a GlJ in tho night, and stealing and carry- off such bulky articles as cotton bales, “certainly a groat improvement in tha art of robbery. Old Morcury himself (but »e believe ho was only » day or two old he il ° l8 ‘he oacn) is fairly beaten by oodern adopts. We expect next to find 'rat they taken off n storehouse Or two on Broad street, with all their contents, and Bet nobody taw them at it or heard the ■tail noise. CANDIDATES. For Aldermen 2d Ward* J. W. SAPPINGTON and F S. CHAPMAN Will be supported Jor Aldermen ol the Second Ward by MANY CITIZENS. f Fdr Clerk et* Cornier* : We nr® authorized to announce M. M. MOOKK ard candidate for re-election aa Clerk of Coun cil, at election on Saturday 9tb inrt. doc8-2t* Fur Mayor and Aldermen* If* Mayor—F. G. WILKINS. FOR ALDKRMBN : Ward-W, W. FtpweUen. J B. Wrifkt 2d do. F. S. Chapmen, F. 0. Johnloty. 3d do. Jno. King, J. K. Ivey. 4th do. J. C. Porter, Jno. Mcllhenny, UK do. Jno. Peabody, W. L. Salisbury. IUr do. J. M. Bivins, A. M. Btaanon. doc S to WAIttl OF OTttHpMVi’A CLAUS No. 125 Broad Streot d l THOMAS £ C0„ • ‘ < J ' I l ! • l i 1 Columbus, U*.. D.oemb.r ikh, 1866. Ma. Editor: The following ticket will be warmly aupported at tbe election for Mayor and Aldermen on Saturday next: “THE PEOPLE’S TICKET.” For Mayor. JOHN QUIN, For Aldermen of the Firet Ward, W. W. FLEWELLEN, M. D.. JOHN B. WRIOllT. For Aldermen of tho Second Ward, JAMES F. BOZEMAN. M. D.. F. C. JOHNSON. For Aldermen of the Third Ward, .r'iUd W, H. GRISWOLD. J. R. IVEY. For Aldermen of the Fourth Ward, B. D. BARNES, U. E. GAGER. For Aldormon of tho Fifth Ward. A. B. BOSTICK, * T. S. TUGGLE, M. D. For Aldermen of the Sixth Ward, J. M. BIVINS. JOHN DUilKIN. deo 7—te Wt'an authorized to announco Win. it OH IS WOLD and J. KINO. a.* candidates lor Aldermen 3d Ward. Fur Alderman 2d Ward* JOHN n. LAWRENCE is announced as a cadidate for Alderman lid Ward. *l*c7 te Many Voters. f ur Aldermen Gill W ard. We authorized to annouuce JNO. 0. CALHOUN aud JNO, DURKIN, aa candidates for Aldermen Olh Ward. ai 7 to Huitoss of EngviRKR—Next .Saturday our citiitn* will be required to elect a Mayor, a board of Aldermen, aud othor city offioars ( for the year ltWfl. Every man who has any intorest whatever at stuko will admit tho importance of electing good men. Allow me in your ooliunns to suggest the following names for Mayor and A I'domen of the different wards. ForMayor-F. G. WILKINS. Ward No. 1. T. K. BLANCHARD and F. J. ABBOTT Ward No. 2. F. S. CHAPMAN and F. C. JOHNSON. Ward No. 3. and JOHN KING. Warp No, 4. G. E. GAGER end Dr. E. F, COLZEY. Wabc No. 5. W.L. 8AULSBERRY and JOHN PEABODY. Ward No. G, JAS. M, BIVINS and A. M. BRANNON. These are all men of business capacity and the Board,' Are, A VOTER.* deefi-tf. For Alrieiuieu .Id Ward, We aro authorized to announce the uanm of JOHN KING and J. R. IVEY ai candidates lor Aldormen of the 3d Ward, deo G te For Alderuutn ith Ward* The friends of Dr. E. F. COLZEY announce him aa a candidate for Alderman of the 4th Ward. deo fit* For Aldermen 1th Ward, We are authorized to announce K. F. COLZEY. JOHN LIGON, as candidate* for Aldermen 4th Ward on Satur- day nett. dec fi _to For Alderman &th Ward* We are authorized to announce LAWRENCE WALL, and A. B. BOSTICK, as candidates tor Aldermen . r >th Ward, at the ensuing election, dec (i te For Aldormen 4th Ward* We are authorized to announce J. C. PORTER and JOHN McILHKNNY, as candidates for re-election as Aldermen of ttie4th Ward. Election Saturday, Dec. 9. dec 5 la hotel arrivals. Cook's Hotkl, Die. 6, 18C5. v'iV ,9nnvi|18 ' A, »i u “ N " y Hsrrison, Milledgevill..; 0 W B,?2,r Ho- cbildr ' n ’ AU: j 'ySyrlok, Biker co; " H Unthera. city; . L H McLsugUin, Marion co; “HMgthews. do; Dr fiSSik , Sr liu & S»»e»"*h; * - Uf Smi l, Box Spring.; Mobil; yubmub, Os; Ala; fstSSfUSB'— fife's* 0 ' i'bo. r rr'' y ' Pcfcrsburg, Va; ‘bra UUrar. Opelika; ’ P 0 u 9 M ,s ’ Warrington, Ga; ?? do: ( ’U"slU JW<“‘ cra,b ! Ala; j ite M * W P R R; J v , * rll , n . city; h e u'* lrd ’ Miicon: < “’g«ms,y, Harris oo. | l£c nouki« eihfhifLr A * ‘he scion- 141 British “‘.‘be meeting of .-•oliid«i j ls ',' c '* llon ' Which has Just 4,, c »«» an i!T on “ Bivmingham. .l-raoteu by M r s t H m ,r nt ' , ioT * Dt *3 end by B ', H ? wlc ‘. °f‘bc War Ui,"‘hW* winds, from tbe rD *. can be m U i P . l ° l ^ e furious htttis.r j ^^de to record th*iir own AksS“ASrarsT* have' J!? !lV of W 11 * 1 ‘ h « •bo» n to, de“ ? h S r ‘->ur«<l io |,. F ' tnd UiutT strength ia 6 ^0ffpreci.li, n » n ounce, and this with idJaneiro slate Lh odtb.' , Advice* received •late the* Coloeel Wood - ior land. »ma.i to aego- Hanieri 1 r *»">»*l* hundred 8oulh- •Ptiou Th2* e t 1111 entkujasllc For Mayor. W« nominate Col. JOHN QUIN as a candi date for next Mayor of this city, believing that hit practical knowledge of the duties of the office and his disinterested desire to serve will redound to its benefit. nor 80 to MAN Y CITIZENS. For Mayor. I anuoui.ee raj self a candidate for ro-aleotion for Mayor, and ta!<c this occasion to deny a repoit thu ; 1 nzrccd (beture any former elec tion) to give way for a»y one at this election or any other. F. G. WILKINS, nov 29 te For Mayor. We are authorized to announce J. L. MORTON. aa a candidate for the office of Mayor of tha city of Colnmbn?, at the ensuing municipal election. boy 26 te FOR MARSHAL. We are autnoiizcd to announce JACOB BUR- RUS for Marshal, at the election on Saturday, dec U te For Marshal. We «ra authorized te announce the name of WILLIAM MAIIAFFEY, as a candidate for Marthul at tho ensuing mu nicipal election. nov 28 te For Cliy Marshal. THOMAS GRIER, the present Chief of Po- lioe, announce* himself as a candidate for Mar shal at the ou*uing election, aa tha second Sat urday iu December, nov 13 te I1.5jL Heve tliih ilsvy recuivod uupljuiv 1<>‘ of SPLENDID' 1 ' 1 ’ h&ii.Ahd Brat n.'.ortmcnt of For Mar.bel, Wear, .ath.ris.tl to snaounce tbe name of GEORGE A. UUCKABY, e> s o.ndid.t. for Marthsl, at tho .ImUob la Btwbw next. Nov, H—U* For Deputy Nsr.haL Weave authorised to anoouooe tbe asm.of JOHN C. LOVELACE as s cadidate for re-.Uclion for tbe ofio.or Deputy Marshal. nov 14 U BEAUTIFUL LOT OK BEAVER SACK^ AND GOATS 1 BLACK CLOTH 00ATS; SUPERFINE BEAVER AND DOE PANTS I ELEGANT LOT OF MELTON SUITS; MAGNIFICENT LOT OF OVERCOATS: EXTRA FINE LINEN SHIRTS; LAMB'S WOOL AND SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS; JEANS, COTTON end FLANNEL DRAW ERS; ALEXANDER’S AND PEIUNOT'S KID QLOVS; BEAUTIFUL lol of HANDKERCHIEFS. Let ALl, who are in nood M elegant und tie- coining Suits, cull on G. F. THOMAS ,t CO., at No. 126 Broad slreoi, nnd they shall tie pleased, both in prtro sml iiuslity. dTTERMS CASHI^E dee 7—dm “removal. I. CLIFTON MOSES & CO., HAVE REMOVED TO No. ltll 13road St., (OPPOSITE COOK'S HOTEL.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS -AND- 8T0CK BROKERS. HAS COME! Sant, Claus, tbe children’s friend. Tn them, this pleuring greeting send.: Tho* migdtul of the last four years. Ho’S'come to stop their trickling tears, , I ,1 Anfi cun be (outul ,tth, BEE HIVE. w YS! ever offered in this market, at the BEE HIVE, . |. . . — Consisting of Speaking Dolls, Crying Dolls, China Dolls, Wax Dolls, Linen Dolls, Little Dolls, Big Dolls, DOLLS OF ALL SORTS! China Doll Hcmlp, 1 ^iChina Watch .Stands “ Card Receivers,’ ^ [ : g 1 •* Hutkot*, ^ ) " Rubios, : ** 'ri " Figures, “ Cnndlestioks. ■ ^ | " Fruit Pinion, “ Kuiery Standi -3- Smokers* Beta, Segar Standi, Match Uoxei, Animals, Korea, Wash Standi. Cupi k Saueera dec 7—tf _ For Sale, JJAGQINQ, ROPE, Tobacco, Lard, No. 1 Cotton Cards. B«»op, kp. By L. CLLFION MOKKS k CO., No. ldl, (oi»porito Cook*n llotol.) deo 7—tf GOLD, SILVER, Exchange on New York, X^OR Sale by_ dec 7—tf '‘“ c " ifriiVorr. AVante<l, 10,000 .'Dollai’H in, GEORGIA and ALA.BAMA BANK BILLS, F OR Which the highest market prices will b paid by I. CLIFTON MOSES & CO. * Broker*, dec 7—tf No. iol Broad streot. J. R. IVEY <& CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED 60 rolls KENTUCKY BAGGING 50 coilB ROPE, 500 lbs. TWINE, Large lot of INDIA BAGGING. Any of the above articles wil be sold in large or small quantities. nov 30—tf Pistols, Powder, Shot, &c. QOLT’S POCKET PISTOLS, COLT’S POLICE do. SMITH hi WESSON’S do. nil =ir.e.<, CARTRIDGES. POWDER AND SHOT. PERCUSSION CAPS, und a now tut of STEEL PEBBLE SPECTACLES, J net received ut dec 2fit _ T. S. MPKAH’S- FOR RExVr, A GOOD PLANTATION in Rtiff»ol( counts. Alabama, from -00 to 250 act ’.** of which i» frenh land that, will produce cotton finely. Com Fodder, Mulex, horaeA, cattle, and lion--, can be purchased on the proiuixef. Apply at thin Office, nov 17 tf Bank Notes Wanted. North and 8oudi Carolina. Virginia, Lom-huia and Teuuogsee, and will i»ay full market ratt? ltr the lame. . „ , W. FELIX ALKXANDKR, / Ag’t 1.. M. Bruce A Co., N»». M, Broad ut., over Ennis' at. oct 20 tf Buo oopy, A House and Lot iu Wynnton FOR. RENT, ANLY a abort dHtaoce from town. The vy house contuinM twelve rm iim, There ia a well of very 4no water mi the place. All neces sary out-buildi chard of very Ac. Apply at this office, n 214—tf F*r City KtxUu. JAMES W LL60K, a* he la by toes of all his Anger* on ono baud not able to do common labor, we bore he will be supported, dec 6 te MANY FRIKNpri. If or Mr x too. K. X. SIMONS, tho present incumbent, l« a candidalc for ro-olection for City Beaton, at the election in Decomber next. l » ■■ a.—- Wanted, A T ONCE, two Dinluc Room Servant* aad two Furtera, ul avwd oliaracter, for which Notice to Shippers of Cotton. Outick WKgTZKN k Atlantic Rail*oars ( .j Atlaiite, Nov. 2S,lb(Kj. ) A LL persons shipping f f ttoii over the Wos- torn *V Atlantic Uinln.ad, are re«juired to Insure the sauio eguitirt but- a-the .‘ame will, Irom this time forwurd, bn mneivcd at the owu- er.i risk, unless notioe is viivtn tbo Road Sti- eare for the benefit of lh* owner and at bluer her etpen-e. ROlJ’T BAUnir, Sup’L detB lw f » ’ LAKGK SAl.l. OF MULES and HORSES AT TITSKEGEE, ALA. O N Friday. Demuibor 4th. nomuionning at lOJi oVl i k 1 a ill soli, without reserve, in Tu*k*t(eq. Alabama BO ttoad of IZoraeia I llarnet-s und Saddle—among FINE STOCK- i TIN TOYS! TIN TOYS! Express Wagons, itockuvrays, Cuiriages, FIoso Carriages, Dump Carts, Circusses, Ac., WOOD TOYS! WOOD TOYS! Stables, Houses, Dry Goods Stores, Kitchen furniture, Menageries, farm Yards, Villages, Bureaus, Cross Boars, Guns, Humming Tops, Battle Dares, Groces, Animals and Horses, Sc.o., Tin Swords, Steel Swords, Brass Swords, Whips, Flageolets. Zino Mirrors, Cabas, Bon Bon Boxes, Harmonicas, Soger eases, pocket Knives Baby Battles, Tooth Brushes, Key Bings, &«., iu foot the articles are so nuinerra's that wo oanuot mention even a small part, therefore, we invite tho Public to oall and sec f6r themselves. The nbovo stock will bo for sale at wkbit.-Aile And retuil until the 15tli De cember, after (bur time only at rotail. W, II. H. PHELPS, Having bought tlio Kynehart llukery, 1 am prepared to get up uuy sort ot CAKES, in any sort of style, at short notice. Fresh Bread every doy (except Sunday). I am ma king a superior article of Craokers, to which 1 invite the attention of tho pub lic. W. H. H. PHELPS, nov .'10 If Dissolution of Copartnership. Cei.uunus, Us., Dm. 2d, 1865. I ’UK uonsrta.nhir heretofore existing under the iieine nf Seels, Jones te Acee. is this ilny dissolved by nuitiml consent. Tbe business ol the 11 rin will bo closed by J. fcl. Jones and J. «. Auce. W. B. 8BAL8, J. S. JONES, J. S. ACER. HAgfcOttST KKCK1Y-KF TT-4- Dlonclieil uml Unbleached C'OtTtiN MEETING! 11-4 Blenched anil LTltMeurhes! L1N'K» t)U HEXING ' COLORED DAMASK); ALL-WOOL UNriHV, KENTUCKY JE.lNS.' ’ Henry Persons Has just received 60 MOSCOW BEAVKtt OVERCOATS 0 CHOR1CH1LLA OVERCOAT S. Henry Persons Has just received EMBROIDERED COLLARS and EMBROIDER’D HANDKERC1UKFS —J^rom fS to $IH’sitch.— noti-4t Jno. T. Blookt. W. I). CHiri.Kv, ul Talbotloh. formerly ofKy. BLOUNT & CHIPLEY, jSo. 48 BROAD STREET, GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS «» alter Monday l»ec. 4th, U'e will oflbr uur entire itook of. LADIES’GENTS’and CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS’ anil BOVS’ HATS, GENTS’ SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR. TABLE CUTLERY, .lad revcr&l other article.-, | AT 25 PER CENT. j Ires tl, ai , they can be bought in the City, j n., we intend hereafter to devote our attention J exclusively to the DRY GOODS and NOTION | Bupinecs. Call early before they are all gone. W. L. PARKER, G 4 Inroad Street, Doc. lw firm and name ut dualu, Jones dc Area will uoulinucj by ibv undvitiigned ut tha old stand, “ der tho name nnd style of Jone* Ic Aow». J. H. JOSHS, 4_ ^ J. S. ACEK. : (Jreeu and Blaok Tea. A FRESH LOT of Jenkln.' aelebrnled Teis. jiAt rwetvoi »ud l«r falo bv doc tl CARTMR A FLOURNOY. Sage. J lichIi Sage, just received am carter a fluuknoy. Lemon Syrup, | V fMiiyrior quilitf.^'or sale by CA>'fER k FLOURNOY. Fhilotoken or Females’ Friend, A MOKl Valuable Medicioo, (or sale by A loofftf CARTER A FLOURNOY. Drake’s Plantation Bitters. fKiiffiH»» FRESH LOT ju.l Sterling’s Ambrosia, s U*)ST Delightful end velueble prepere- A tn • A FLOURNOY. Corn Staroh, * 0 F dM l :*:f‘ r ‘ |U c!ut'TKR*V* FLoUHNOY, suitable for the T¥*v 40 Likely Mules ! 1* gund conJni.,n-M>wu .if them art. extra Ann, TW« ir • «">»! apphrtuiHly to repl.nHk >dir stock. S. SALTER, any 36 Kw IJ AVING rceeived u Ire.h lupply of NORTHLKN EXCHANGE, I Will ho happy to nippy rnr former cu.tomSM, vtil ntlifia. limiting to remit fund. North. • ATT W -yv, FELIX ALKXANDKK. nov 29 tf Sun k Times oopy, ‘ I(JO Dollars Reward. S TOLEN from uiv lot In Upeon county, on the night ul the 28tb tilt, my BAY MAR*: eeveu yearn old. with, a *htta faoa, taet and leg-, ntd white about the belly. She a heavy lajuure built enintaj, and eaam. to be with foal. I 1 will >ov twoaty hvo dollar, to know weta the 1 nteiw Hr and un. handved dullanlor tha more I au, ‘ ,lu,f ’ T'al uUtit LEY. deog ' VI- 20,000 Pounds Choice Western Bacon, TN 8T0RK and for sale by 1 BLOUNT Ar CIIIPLKY. Kentucky Jeans, QUFERIOR Article In shire and for sale, > O will be exchanaed for Wool by , ,, BLOUNT *V ClfTPLI,Y, dec 0—1 m No. -is Bimul ul. “USEFUL THINGS EMPORIUM, -OF- SAPPINGTON, DEWS b CO., Gentlemen’s Hats: Boys’ lints: Good Wool Hats; Gentlemen’s Shocri, Ladies' Shoos, Boys' Shoes, Mi.-i.seH Shoe*. Children’s Shoes, Suspenduhf, Handkerchief*, Gloves, Spool Thread, Pins, Needles, Home.-inm, Osnnburgs, Cotton Yarn, and many other thingd for aalo cheap at SAPPINGTON. DEWS A CO’S EMPORIUM. deo 6—tf BOOTS AND SHOES. 50 Cases Boots and Shoes JUBT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL BY PIKE & ROBINSON, At Jno. S. Cargill & Co’s, 13H BROAD STItEKT, Constating of LADIES'. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, MEN’S, BOYS’ AND YOUTH*’ Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, AND CHILDREN’S COPPER TIPPED SHOES, NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LOT Men’s Calf and Sewed Peg Boots Boys’ Youths’ and ChildrenV Jo : Ladies’ Calf and Kid Balmorals: Misses' and Children’s Cop|>er-ti|ipcd.S!iuOr. Ladies' Lasting Congress Gaiters: and many other kinds too numerous to mention* Those in want will do woll to eaH and examine our stock before purchasing. WKLL8, CrUTlK sV. (O. dec 5—lw French Calf Skins. | DOZEN Best quullty French Calf Skin.". ALSO, A large lot Shoe Thread und LiuiuK* of differ ent qualities, for sale low by dee 5 lw WKLLS. CUHTH * <k>. Splendid Cotton Plantation FOR SALE OR RENT. Having no faith In tho “froedmen" u- Labor ers, und no dtpimsition to undertak*’ to in nm jo them, I liavo determined to ridl my vatoabic aud highly improved COTTON PLANTATION, situated on the Mobile & llirurd Ituilroad iu Macon county, Alabama, forty miles liuiu Columbus, containing 1V2 1 uoros. on<« linl! » Icnr- ed. The charucter nt tbo soil in 1>nin».M*« k. second hammock, nnd upland, and » *u;lv uU fresh. The timber oon.-iftri 01 l.uu.’ii, Inndi. foplur, wHI :»r -. beside mnple, hickory, vriiito ouk, i o t pine Ac Fencing in good rci.sti ranged tor stock. Buildings e.'.ct ‘ug of a fine dwelling ol seven r lallri. closcU, panlriei, with n n andah one hundred and :«ftt«o bi t long: n snort, it is au el«i.<tnts'voii'/<> » //or-' A 1 **, iitcbcu, smoke house. h*uk d.-try ami ic< use; eating bouse for isborers, and fine uDle negro uouso" of tw6 rooms each IS by in __et, with glaiM windows, well plastt rod und painted, with brick pills* and ohitnr.its: n eomeiodious two story barn, packing ,-ciew aud gin bouse, with an almost now und very supe rior SO saw giw—sugar will,and two gallon k *^r: is one of the best Cotton Plantations In eastern Alabama, oonveniontly Mtuutcd, cusy of aoeses. and with tbeohoiooof either Mont gomery or Ooluuibus as a uierket. J am a< - u- mtngxi to ooU. Thus who wish uiuy tiy Ihu ‘freedmenI shall aoL Terms, $16,000 oasb, or $16,000 in two equal installment*, if the latter, the lira payment ou 26th Iteceraher instant, and second iwt-ltc mouths thruafter without interest. Com, maul, mules, cotton see»l Lc., supplest 1 rousonable terms if desired. 7»//«*• > <•> h iead people on the place and will be y Is l to get homes for auother year. A not sold within fifteen days, the place w ill be tor rear. l’jiotu winning iurther particulars or to ex- tt’W&te, 1 -;:’ ^ Mr 4o*5-tf. Mules! Horses!! Mules!!! ia Ss. KA HEAD ef UneTeonesiee Mu’es snd Hors *J\) es. fbr sale at tbe Livery Stable* of HAIWKS, MeGKHKK A 00. This is all good stock—’free from brand* *.l any sort, aerer haring been worn down in sruy ,r- k. J. FIITCKAKD. REMOVAL. E, BARNARD & CO., HAVE REMOVED TO 83 and 85, Broad Street, ISAM MIS A ROONEY’S BUILDING,) \ATHERK they are receiving in addition to T T thoir proaent large and varied stock of GROCERIES?, thefollnwin urticles— loh Coils Green Leaf Rope; IDO Pkgs Mackerel in Barrels, Halves, Quar- toiri, und Kits; -•*> Dozen Mixed Pickles, < Underwood: a'» ’* Mangoes; l f »0 Suckri Liverpool Salt; INDIA BAGGING AND TWINE, aud other articles arriving daily, doc 6 lw GUNS! GUNS!! SHERMAN, JESSUP & CO., Manufacturers, Importers f nd Wholesale Dealers in SADDLERY, HARNESS, GENERAL INTELLIGENCE .VO. 0.5 BROAD STREET C'Ol.UMJJUS, (JA. ’ Sucoess Attends^ the Diligent! S p .&rei7 it r Rl !>« *•-. fpooio. of propoi ty ^whioh**dooa °nn, an< 01ll !’ r uiyoolumn lD ’hi B.w.no,:™ *B* , !! p f ,,ri 1 n to All tliat if you wanttV l ” and »o. if »„ can’t trod., th.n go ,l«5wLv" ““ J- H. SIKES. FOR SAIE. A JicalS Z n 0 " 1 l,f w M* h i- rsxYhrumrtf.'.SiSiSStS which a worahouan oimld* 1 ba'koia a'mf V tssrau’isriBATBSFS Apply to J. H. SIKES. FOR SALE, A ^ANTATION located in Chattabuochee 2U miU- y *VfV, a *V' 8 m " e < f, j m Columbus, Ga.. CJiattiihoochoo H?ver’ fl ' " Hd 5 n ’" M fna ,he «d h uiSi? S 600 ° f WblUl1 '* rlraro ' 1 ■..V 10 ’ ^ u *ldiitKS on the place is cquul, if not lt ? fcction of the Mate, inoj coDKist of a lar^e mansion house with 7 largo room* and porch b ck and front; kitsh- cd.muoko homo, and ovoraeor'a house, anil 12 largo negro homos, all framed, with brick SlJJF 8; . antl 'other necessary outhouso.*. p v' e \ \« r y health j ; and is good cotton land. Fornwrly known as the Hardaway place. Aj»>ly to * ^ _ J. II. SIKES. FOR SALE. A and GRIST MILL on the ruilroad ; . hetwe-u Columbua and Opelik.i and is sit- uated on n acouche«* creek There is four aero* ot land. It hufe on it u good dwelling with four rymu'i. l he stream iri good and ruas the mill all the year round. There is Plenty ot good timber in the neighborhood. Tho mill is well located on the road from Dover to West Point, lht* eau bo bought cheap. Apply to J. 11. SIKES. FOR SALE, A FINE Five and Burglar pruof iron lale— R. M. Patrick's improved patent. Apply to J. H. SIKK.8. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE L/OR laml in North Georgia or Tennessee, the T Farm owned by 11. M. Tornpkins. near Clayton. Barbour County, Alabama. The plrce coutaina 65 acres of land, one half cleared. The dwelling is convenient nnd well finished, with aix fine room*, with tiro place in each ; store room, Ac, Un the place is a good TAN- YARh. in successful operatiuu ; good PEACH and A1*TLE ORCIIAKD. Apply t» J. U. SIKES. DANCING ACADEMY. MR. C. H. CLEVELAND Respectfully proposes to the oiti- zenri of Columbus uuJ viciuity to Sv commence the Exercises of bis Dmj-aBI cing Aeudcmy. assi«ted by the cele-«-•*&. brated Yiolioirit, Mr. J. A. FRANK, at TENPEKANCK HALL, (Up Stairs,^ on Saturday, 9th December. 1865, introducing all tne New and Fashionable Duuceg of the day. lluurs of Tuition for Young Ladies, Misse- and Master*" at 10 o’clock a. tn.. till 12 tn • after noon from 3 to 5 |*. in. Gentlemen. Thursdays and Saturday* at 7* 2 I'- ,n - Term- $10 per »‘*e-- riion ot 12 lessons, i»eyablo iu advance. A .Soi ree will be given every Friday evening during the Session- PupiU will find a list for entering their names at .1. W. Pease's Book Store. doc7-3t* COACH MATERIALS, Springs, Axles, Hubs, Spokes, Shafts, Felloes, Ac.; also, Rubber Leather Machine Belt- iug, and Rubber Steam Fucking; also, French, German and American Calf Skius, Shoe Findings, and Leather of every description, •Aa I* nnOAD STllKKT, AUGUSTA, GA., Adjoining City Bank, and opposite U. S. nnd Globe Hotel*. Branch of BETTS, NICHOLS k CO., £49 Broadway, Now York. dec 6—JOt Just Received, CORN MEAL and ALSO. A nood rapply l’OWDKB ard SHOT. C—D TVLKK A BOBISON. National Express Company. B OOKS are open for a limited subscription • v tor stock in the National Express Couipu- ny, One per cent, ou tbo stock subscribed is required to bo paid in. THOS. CHAFFIN, jr.. doc 5—.»t 64 Broad street. Boutweil's Tax Payer'* Manual for 1860. ^IMllS if tbe most oompreheuiuva worg on me I Internal Revenue Law now extant. In addition to the law it contains schedules of ."tump Duties and Taxable Article*, together with tho latest Rulings of the Commissioner. A few copies only for sale. Anply to doc6~r>t _ JOS. E. WEBSTER. Administrator’s Sale. H Y virtue of an order granted tne as admin istrator of the Critttte of John G. Key. de ceased, I will offer for Bale, anon the premise . on the old Federal road, six miles north of ilurtvillc, ou M. ami G. R. R., on Tuesday, the 12th inst., the personal property ot decedent, consisting of mules, hog*, cattle, uorn. fodder, farming tools, hlaekrmitn’* tools, carpenter’s tool*, aud a FINE SET OF GUNSMITH'S TOOLS. Terms—All sums under twanty-tive dollar* cash : all over on u <-rodit until the fifteenth of October next, with interest from date; two un proved securities ami small note*; to be paid in I . S. gold. Also, will rent the farm for next year, ooe- risting of two hundred acre* cleared laud, in a high stale of cultivation. HENRY A. KEY, deo 6—it ^ AdmlnUtrwtor. Day Boarders. WHOSE desiring DAY BOARD can be accom- i modated at the Saratoga Restaurant at per ui«>i.th. Persons wishing one meal a day Boarders can got their meals at any hour. A For Sale, NO. 1 Iron Cotton Screw, complete in rv- FOR SALE, JQQ FINE PORK HOOS, TO FINE STOCK HOOS, 12 MILCH COWS, with young Calves, 7« HEAD BEEP CATTLE, 7.5 HEAD OF SUEKP, 2000 BUSHELS COTTON SEED. Apply to WM. B. BLACKMON. Oswiuliee. Russell co., Ala., or iMcKENDUEE A KING, nov 9J 2w Columbus, Ga. FOR SALE, 100 F,NB P0KK hoos - 100 STOCK HOGS. HEAD BEEF CATTLE. BUSHELS COHN, jO,*h LBS. FOBDBR, MW BUSHELS COTTON SEED. Ajiply to SEABORN LINCH. Su.ponxion, Muci n oo., Ala., No. 6, M. h 0. It. R., or WARNOCK hi CO.. inn jar Columba*. Oa. Dwelling Wanted. A NY parton b*rin( a|l*elHnf of four, Iv* ll or ,ix room, cunTenloatlr iltuatW, oan hraruf.xood tanunt by applylsr at tb. nor* ii: ELECTION XOlft’E, A N election lor City Officers will be held on Saturday. 9th instant, at the iollowing named places: and the following gentlemen are appointed to manage and superintend the same. F. G. WILKINS. Mayor. 1st. Ward—J XL. Hughes, J. B. Wright—At Burr us’ Corner* 2d Ward—Tom Brnssill, E, S. Dennis—At Temperance Hall. 3d. Ward—H. Middlobrook, E.H.Muigrove— At store of 11. Middlcbrook. 4th. Ward—.1 ohn Ligon, Wm. Jepson—At Court-House. 5th. Ward—J* hn McCarty. Jehn Whiteside— At Ilallooa Grocery. 6th. Ward—J. W. Shrup, Win. L. Williams— At Durkin's corner, dec 1 to Wm. R. Bhikll. Rob’t C. Popi, IsT E "W BOOT 1ND SHOE STORE. BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, (UNDER COOK’S HOTEL). ' w now receiving and opening < BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually keep on hand every style of Ladies', Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, aud Mod’s Boys’ anJ Youths’ Boots, Shoes aad Gaiters, and Children’s Copper-tiped Shoe*. All Grades of Burr, Kip aud M ax Brogans. Great pains has been taken in getting up our stock, aim we guarantee a 1 work sold. $Sr*To Couutry M« reliant* we offer liberal in ducements, nnd iuvite them to examine our •took. AIho, a fine assortment of Soft and Cashmere Hats. oct 21-tf Cotton Mill for Sale- W F. offer for sale uur COTTON MILK, loca ted at Bradford, Coosa county. Alabama, with 142ft acres of land attached. For purticu- lars, address SIMPSON Sc MOORE, Care of Lehman. Durr A Co., nov 22 lm __ Montgomery, Ala. CHEROKEE PILLS, Or M'emale Regulator, 1, Pain* in the Bt 1 ck, Wet Giddine**, and nil dis- en*cs that Kpring from Irregularity, by removing the cause and all tue effuct* that arise fioin It. 'fliey are perfectly oafe In all chscm, *•#;.! tnhen (at bidden by Wfi'se- tloha, Ri.d are easy to adminUter, ut they are nicely *noar coaUd. They .should be in the hands of evciy Maiden, Wife, aud Mother la the land. Lndhi* cun address us in perfect icnlidi'iicr, and slnte their com plaints In fall, in we treat all Female Complaints, and nreharo Mcdluincs suitable for all diseases tn whlrli tIm*\ ui i* subje’t.— 1 Thirty-two page pamphlet. In a sealed envelop!*, free. The Cherckei- Fills are sold by all druggists at $1 per box, or six boxes fur (b ; or they aro sent by mail, fieo of postage, in t*n ordinary letter, free from observation, by nddresring the sole proprietor, Dr. W. R. MCRWINi 37 Walker 8t., N. Y. . N- B.—Cherokee I'llls No. 9 are prepared fbr tpocial <vi*e*. when milder medicines fail; tbesa are sent by mail, free >»f piwtago, on receipt of $<k the jndce of each In#. Dn WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR* Or, JS'tistnct of Lift* f Cures General Debility. Weak-, y r»e*s, ll'/hUrire in J-rinaiee. •> r ^ Palpitation of the Heart anti all Xenxw* T>l*.aee*. It re s' store* new life nnd vigor to the *. .v .... x • causing the hut blood of r * 1 'f,\ yonUt to rnur*o the vtina Ms* ^ fir"! en'Zlm Vm, ;v l “K ,l1 ” <tj t neiff life"—10 does tion % remi>cingJtnptiei lht* F.luir tejutrn- DAUity. restoring M ate the system and and full rigor, thusr overrxnnt diaease perfect " Ellrir of 1 moving Sterility and Rsironnew In both l the young, middle-aged, and aged, there 1st boon thau this •• Elixir of Life." It le*»e of life, causin;; the weak snd • have renewed strength snd vigor, l . , , thro© bottles |3; express to any address. Our medicines are sold and rcootmosadad r**Motabte druggists \w every part of the cl' globe; home unprincipled dealers, however, deceive their customer* by selling cheap sod * lees compound* In order to mak* »r~ deceived—ask for these luedlftnes others. If the dnigglst thus not f to us, snd we will send them by i»scke*l, fura) fr«»m observstlun. - 9 t«! reoelve letters with frdl sur^‘ any disease with which UM aflioted Address sll Utters lets, or advice, to ths sole i>r« Dr. W. R kfEUWlMi