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X l^OAL NEWS JTEMB^ ;r^TS FOK THK BldBlBKR. Howard parsons i.th.»ntho ri «d f-“ 11 w >“y»“ r Enaairer in Atlanta. On. . J^ob.UOD, I have propo.ad to tfv. th. •nt of th. Enquirer rtifl following named g.nU.m.n uraA««n*a r th. Conn u a ns Esqoikr in Alabama: °Dr S.F- Po»r>.Soal»’Station. Wmi'Irar. Ilatchachubb**. n f. Sanborn. IIUTtrill*. ff- 8. Waller. P«r»ni. j'w. Banks. Guarryton. a! C. Baker. Suspeniion. w. 8. Andrews. Chun: ■ ' --sac*, fl. H. Smith, Union Springa. . _ n r W. A. Lester. Villain, p,' Thomas J. Burke, Ol.nnrIIIm L. Jenkins. Midway. «3- The following named g.nU.m.n are onr Agents at the sereral depot, on th. Muaoogre At Station No. 2, Col. J. A. L. Las* At Bo* Springs. H. I). Wiluaus. AtUenera. C. J. O'Naai.. At Butler. E. B. War***. At Fort Valley. J. L. flrisaros. At Jones’ Crossing. Jasiag W, OBViaqroy. reading matter on every page. If y*u wild prottr and ohoap good* call on f L. Parker. No.'^p Broad street, who haa wtreceired from New Vorfc^grg* and beau tify! assortment of Cloak and Dr*S Trimmlpge'/ Drara,Cords, Baal Lace., Bugle TjpnWng, Drew Silks, Dress Buttons. Whit, (foods, all hinds, and a doe lot of Ureas Goods, which will hsiold A» non as tbgyfoah b* porahaaad sax KfKif. * Co. 8hot ! — This heoae comes mijhtynearto keeping all th* tool* and toys oar people want. Pistols and guns they have olicavi had, but now they have afcot also- possi bly powder too. See them. dec 17 3t CIRCULAR. CoLmaus, Ga., Dec. 19,1865. For the purpose of protection of the persona •nd property of the oitiiena of this plaee daring the Christmas week, the following regulations herebeen thought expedient, by both Military end Civil Authorities: I. All persona found upon the streets after 30 p. u., from Dec, 24th, 1865. to January 2d, 1866, will bo arrested and brought before the uid authorities to give an account of them* Hires. II. No persons shall he exempt from thisreg- glation except military and civil officers, on duty,including the Mayor and Aldermen, who are supposed to be on duty at all times. Added to this, all Physicians are exempt and are re quested to apply to tho Mayor for passes to irerthe time. III. There shall bo six stations, in different parts of the city; each station to be the head* quarters of tho Patrols and folios assigned to it. IVlieu a person violating the 1st paragraph of this order is arrested, be shall be conveyed to the head-quarters of the distriot in whioh he ii arrested and be subjected to the inspection of tho officers, civil and military, on duty at that post. IV. It has, for powerful reasons, been con sidered best for all saloons and bar-rooms, and places where liquor is sold, to be closed during all the time above alluded to. This order is peremptory and will be obeyed. In default a ficeof 1100 will bo enforced, and also take pos ition of the bur-room. It will bo seen at once by all order-loving and iw-obeying citizens that these regulations, if properly ouforced, will have the effect of pro moting disturbances of any magnitude in the city. Let every person, both oltisen and sol dier, consider himself bound to use the influ- he mny have, to secure peaoe and quiet during the tirno above alluded to. It is ftot the intention of tho authorities to ourtail any of the liberties of the oitisens, except in oases of extreme necessity, and this seems to demand tch a course. By order of FRENCH WOODALL. Col. Com'd’g Poet. F. G. WILKINS. Mayor. dec 20—td For City Protection*—The following is a list of persons who have associated themselves for the purpose of assisting in maintaining order during Christmus holidays. They are requested to meet to-day, at half-past 3 o’olock p. m , in the room over tho Drug Store of Dr. Ware, for the purpose of organizing. There are also number of other gentlemen who have ex prused a willingness to join tho ori anixatien, but to whom the list has not been presented for nt ot time. Thoy, also, are requested to attend the mooting this afternoon, uad unite with the organization: John R Ivey, D Walfsan, hedd, JsC Coart, U L Redd, J 11 Dennis. ii | fir* 1 TKB^d. U Jackson. A A Coleman, Clif. B Grimes, James E Deaton, R Jefferson, M Joseph, Reese < rawford, PC Unl.,11 CC Bedell, WH Bedell, J Marks, Louia Ludig, K K Carter, J L D/'xier, ID Kiue, J L Jeter, Charles Boober fj McOougli, AN M:tyo, «C Hamid, c UHawk.s, Sami E KobL-on, " Louden f —J Smith, Jerre Cox, f H n .a lleeso ' uH.Mcb 0 ; CltKuMen, n d Jones, Jboi Chaffin, Jr. b R Crane, A 0 Blackmur, J M beusen, ai J ^ ft . coe h, Alex C Morton, nv.uoww, w A R,4d, Jr-1 V U Bowers, J .°hn King, J D Msrka, B E Ledbetter, 11 C Cary, ChasT Johnston, U Nahn, R C Kueker, A L Brooks, J 8 Ace*. Thos F Martin, M Fischacker, W II Crane, J E Cargill, II W Chandler, J H Frampton, 8 M Dixon. I Clifton Moses, J F Daniel, A T Grant, B F Alderman, A W Blair, R 0 Pope. ChasT Ellis, Kobt Thompson Charles Hay, D T Dairson. WR Bedell. Wm II Cody. C0X.um&V8,Qa., (Cook's Hotel,) 1 December 10th, 1$65 j F. G. Wilkinb, Mayor: Honored Sir .—If it will moot,with your prooeede of my second Dramattc Reading Knlortainment, to the Orphans' Home of your^ city. The Entertainment to take placrtta 'Thursday Evening of this week, at Temperance Hall. Trusting the above will be agreeable to tout Honbr, I am your obedient, lervwit, 4 , ‘4 • CUfftlK CORINNX LUTIK, T’ T . ' Mayor’s Orncx, ) Columbus, Deo. lOtb, 1866. J Mist Carrie Oorinne Letter, Cook t Hotel : I am tn receipt of your favor of thi, date, proposing to give the proceed, of your second Dramatic Reading Entertain ment for the benefit of the Orphan Akylum of Columbus. Ypuf kind proposition for the benefit.of the orphdn moeis.jpy (realty approval. Though the municipal authdr- Hies have no official connection with that Institution, yet in the absenoe of being able to confer with the officer, ofi tho Institution, I, in their b*twlC#00«pt your kind offer,rend will appropriate such an amount us may be turned over to me, to the President or Treasurer of the Orphan Asylum. With respect, I am your obdt., eervt., ‘ P. G. Wilkins, - A ^ Mayor City of Cojumbua, ; lieve that the regulation! paHuCi day will be effectual (or the preservation of order, if faithfully carried out. Our citizens foresee the necessity of prevent ing the town from being overrun, and perhaps plundered, by the freedmen of the surrounding country, and they desire to prevent it. But, in view of the stand which tho military authorities have to take,it is necessary that the citizen should consent to some curtailment of nis own rights in ordor to put the blacks undor proper restraint. As the military author ities cannot and will not make distinc tions on account of color, it seems neces sary that uniform regulations should ap ply to all classes. We hope that every body will co-operate in socuring the ob servance of the orders issued, and that in stead of the most troublesome Christmas week (which many have apprehended with good reason) we 6hall have one of the most quiet and orderly winter holi days ever known. NEW GOODS! • ; V i uIpaBuco, HAVE JUST RECEIVED Another Large Lot tmrBOTJA.rjHD CLOTHING, * -> ' ’ V 1 FOR MEN AND BOYS, FINE BUSINESS BOATS (Sacks and Frooks); FINE SlbR-MIXBD BUSINESS SUITS: DOESKIN PANTS, and CASS. PANTS; BLACK FROCK CQATS; DAHLIA FROCKTES, eto.,«to.; LINEN COLLARS,,PAPER COLLARS. NECK TIES, LINMT HANDKERCHIEFS, SX^K HANDKERCHIEFS; » SHIRTS and DRAWERS, of all sorts and Tk U Musical People of Columbus • U»«on Aj Uamlin Cabinet Organ.— n« of there instruments, now so celebra- kik!!° U ** lout l *’“ itorlb, will bo on knibition to-day (December 20th.) Pro- *? ri| "*d.icai amateurs, and all inter- ,. ’ aro cordially invited to see and hear »t the .toro of J. W. Pease, Broad It - N * w Advertlaemeata. lick i* w '** *’* T8 t * 10 ' r regular eoosu lo n,orrow - T l>®y have some ,1 ar K«in« for somebody. Their jew- v ** 1* Wl11 b ® continued to-night , I r ** -arah H, Jones will have some of th f prc,fH ' rty ,old the plantation C,. al ° James H. Jones, near Jones' llik a* 1 *' ° n " us cogee Railroad, on the H n* 1 of J ‘ nu, ry. isea Hall, Moses A- Co., 96 Broad street, are of - n Pore '8 n and domestic hardware th.i ln< * 4, has always boon ona of iecti “ r * eet hardware establishment, in this I, and their present stock baa been of ik- reference to the wants or Ini, market. Celiimbut Pi^n Chirf Engineer of lha tuspa . * ^ ,re department, bai an im- a ‘ notlc « ‘o the firemen. Let every *°nndod prompt ’y r# »Pond if an alarm U ^Colonel Woodall and Mayor Wilkin, ou’ ‘“ u * d »n order, whioh appear, in to all ~* r . llli * mor ning, that U ot interast The River*— Tho ateamer Hard Times arrived on Tuesday irorning, from Apa lachicola, with some freight for this city, most of which, we understand, was taken on board at Eufaula, whero It had pre viously been left. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Cook’s Hotel, Dec. 18, 1865. Mrs J J Griffin, Russoll co, Ala; J H Griffin, do; G K Gay, Baltimore Dramatic Co; M Johnston, Milledgeville; K T Jones, Ala; M H Jacobs, Atlanta; W H Mathews, N Y; Jos Apperson, do; K IS Lanier, Macon. Ga; Edwin E Overall, N O; li J Trammell, Wost Point; W H Rorio. Russell co, Ala; A H Rowell, Ga; C D Moody, Ala; E D Paul, Tenn; E M Levy, D D, Newark, N J; Ira P Levy, Philadelphia; L H Smith, N C; J T Flournoy, Opelika, Ala; Jno R Broome, La Grange; E H Richards, Fla: Jno H O’Connor, N O; R F Harris, citv; Wm Monday, Ky; J W McNeely, Ala; R P Daniel, Glcnviile, Ala; J N Presten, Salem, Ala; J II Denson, Halchechubbee; Sam'l Lowther, Russoll, Ala; J ll Spears, do; Jno Cleghorn, city; J D Russell, Muscogee; J B Edmunson, Columbus; E Scbattman, do; J W C Denson, M&WPBR; T S Jeter, Muscogee R R; Geo H Yarbrough, Lumpkin, Ga. [For the Columbus Enquirer. TUB GRAVE OF GEN. BEE, This brave soldier lies on the blood-stained fleld of Manassas. No marble marks the spot whore he is quietly sleeplnc. It was he, who when about to surrender his great soul to his Maker, baptixod, amid fire and blood, the im mortal "Stonewall Jackson." I wont to tho spot where the brave soldier lay, And pensively stood by his grave; When, in a soft whisper, I heard something say: He died, his country to save. The oause of the South called him from his home, lie bade all his loved ones good bye; He left his dear friends, in sorrow to mourn, For his country, to live or to die. lie fell on the battle-field, far from his home. No mother or sister was nigh. To watch by his side, or oheer the dark gloom, Til his soul fled to mansions on high. The wi'd tempest may howl, and loud thunders roll, Fierce gallic; iu« storms may arise : Yet calmly he sleeps, at rost is his soul, All tears are now wiped from his eyes. Go tell his companions and kindred most dear, To weep not for the soldier though gone. The Father who led him through scenes dark and drear, Has safely conducted him home. Go tell his brave ootnrades he died on the field. He fell with victory in view; The strong arm of death oonatrsined him te yield. He is sleeping in Jesus—adieu. A. K. FROM 3 YEARS OLD, UP. Our long experience in this business has ena bled us to select a FIRST CLASS Stock of goods, and WE WILL MAKE IT TO THE ADVANTAGE OF THE PUBLIC TO BUY FROM US. Come and see us and you will be satisfied of this. REMEMBER S. & J. PALMER & CO’S. 167 Broad St., OPPOSITE COOK’S HOTEL, deo 15—tf GO TOS. & J. PALMER & CO’S And get one of those elegant little suits of Boys’ Clothing! The most SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PRES ENT you can buy. dec 15—lot L. MEYER & CO., WILL OPEN On Monday Morning, -AT- MULFORD’S OLD STAND, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS, Just purchased in New York, at reasonable prioes, consisting of PLAIN IRISH POPLINS, and other styles of Ladies’ Dress and Cloak Trimmings, which they offor at reduced prioes for cash. P. S. All poraons indebted to John H. Mul- ford. either by notes or aocounts, will call at his old stand and settle, or they will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection on the 1st January. dec 17 tf ACCIDENTS AT HOME OR ABROAD. OLLDHST INSURANCE COMPANY IN ▲MB RIOA, WITH Double the Ca.b A*»et* of any other Company, IS T1IE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTFORD, CONN., CASH ASSETS, $600,000! Over 300 olaims for compensation have beeu paid during the past year, and $20,000 polices issued, No Medical Examination Made! ALL QUKBTIONS ANSWKKXD, ANn POLICY ISSUED IN PIVK MINUTES, Life Insurance was never before so cheap and benefioial. $10 qets a $2,000 policy and $10 weekly com pensation. $2S«eU! a fcj.000 policy and $25 weekly com- pensation# $50 gets a $10,000 policy and $50 weekly com pensation. For particulars enquire of D. F. IVILLCOX, Agent. dec 17 tf CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE SOON THE LADIES ARB fMMttJBSTBD TO VISIT THE BEFORE THE GRAND RUSH! Thereby liavjug more attention paid them, find saving their drettts and pa tience. The HIVE will be kept opon till 9 o’clqrtt • at night, in order that t> - j jlfothers ni^ Father* may tywne and make their aelections quieftf; TOYS! TOYSII TOYS!!! TILL YOU CAN’T REST! Fire Works I Fire Works!! Warranted to Make a Noise ! CANDIES! Supposed to bo Sweot! ALSO THE FOLLOWING DRY GOODS, &C, SOLID DELAINES and MERINOES, MAGENTA, CRIMSON, WHITE, ASHES OF ROSES. MAZARINE BLUE, &c, SONTAGS uud NUBIAS, Plain and Embroidorod SETTS, Ladips do Il'd'k’fs, do L. C. do. Buttons, Braids nud Trimmings, Brown Sea Islund Domestic, 7-8 und 4-4 Bleached do Superior Linen Table Damask, 10-4 Brown and Bleaohod Sheeting, A good lot Stoel-ribbed UMBRELLAS, Ladies'and Misses’ SHOES, PORT JlONNAIES, &o, MOROCCO BAGS, In great variety, &o„ Ac,. W. H. H. PHELPS. deo J 7 tf "LE CRITIQUE EST (IISEE ET L’URT EST DIFFICILE!' (rax; w DRUG AND CHEMICAL HOUSE. J. 8. PEMBRRTON. DR. A. M. WALKER. J. 8. PEMBERTON & CO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMIS S, NEXT DOOR TO J. ENNIS CO’S HAltDWARE STORM. $20,000 INVESTED In NEW STOOK ambraolng tho LAROHST MEDICINES, European and Amo FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY. FINEST assortment of SELECT DRUG CHEMICALS. Persian and Fi SOAPS, Ac., Jlco., ever before ui uuulio, rritwiumr.ivx. ousi'a, «vc., aco., ever c offered in Columbus MANY of the GOODS IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES AS IMPORTED. Thai part of our stock now boing opened oounisls of the following articles: 250 gals (White) Kerosene Oil: 800 lbs Tea, Young Hyson; 2 200 lbs Black. English Breakfast; 250 gals English Alcohol, high proof; 800 lbs ReQned Borax, English; 500 lbs Epsom Salts; 25 lbs Nutmegs; 50 lbtiUura Asafretida; 50 lbs Emp. Canthnriti; 100 1 bs Aq. Ammonia, f f f; 100 lbs Spirits Nitre bulc. f f f: 1500 lbs blaok Pepper; 300 lbs Allspice; 200 lbs Race Ginger, fresh; 50 lrvs Cinnamon Bark; 25 oases Olive Oil; lOO lbs Cabinet Glue; 50 lbs White Gluo; 0b0 lbs Bi Carb Soda, Liverpool; 100 lbs Corn Starch, new; 100 lbs Lorillard’s Macaboy Snufl : 25 lbs Pul Cayeune Pepper; 100 lbs Puro Cream Tartar; 100 oxs Sulph Qnihiuo; 50 oxs Sulph Morphiuo; 50 lbs Eng. Blue Mass; 100 lbs Carn. Ammonia ; 300 lbs Alum; 50 lbs Balsam Copaiba ; 2i lbe Sub. Nit. Bismuth ; 50 lbs Gum Camphor; 25 lbs Sulph. Ether; 50 lbs (new) Hops; 50 lbs Preoip. Caro. Iron; 25 lbs Carb. Maguesia; 10 grow Mustard; 25 lbs Bath Spongo; 100 gross Pres. Vials and Bottles; 25 gross Wine Bottles; 1 gross London Club Sauce; 24 gross Patent Pills, assortod; 1 gross Davis’ Puin Killer; 0 dor. Soxodont: 12 dox Sarsaparilla 36 l ovod; 8 dor. Cod Liver ( 6 dot pair Tooth Forceps; 100 gross Pill Boxes, und fancy '’o- 1 gross English and French llair Brushes; .*> gross I R Dressing Combs; 5 gross Fino-tooth Cotnbs, Ivory; 5 gross Coat Plaster; 5 gross Tricopherue; 12 dor. Bdy Rum: 12 dox English Honey Soap; 50 lbs Puro Essence Oils; 100 dox ink, assorted sizes; 50 reams Letter and Note Paper ; 12 M Opaque Envelopes; 100 gross bottle corks; 10t) gross vial corks ; 50lbB Turkey Rhubarb, true; 50 lbs ludia Rhubarb, powd’d; 100 gals East India Castor Oil; 1 cose 50 lbs Turkey Opium; 25 lbs Pul. Ipecac, new; 25lbs Pulv. Jalap; 50 lbs Iodide Potassium ; 23 lbs Iodine, reeub; 3 gross Seidlitz Powders; 1 gross McMuna’s Elixir Opium; 1 gross Btoor’s Opodeldoc; 1 gross Bateman’s Drops ; 20 dox Congress Water ; 25 dox Vermifuge, assorted; 25 doz Mustang Liniment; 1 gross Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient; 1 gross Drake’s Plantation Bitters ’a gross Helmbold’s Buehu ? a gross llostettor’s Bitters ; Vi gross Ayor’s Ague Cure; Va gross Chrititudora’s and Batchelor’s Hair Dye; Va gross Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; f gross Haarlem (Ail; 1 gross Ayer’s Pills; 250 Photographic Albums, boatiful styles; 50 pr Egyptian and French Toilet Sets, of the most beautiful styles and colon; 6 dox Puff Boxes, Chinese; 12dox Lubin’s Handkerchief Extracts; 12 dox Night Blooming Cereiu, Axtraot; 6 dox Egyptian Extruot: 36 doz Fronch and Enrlish Perfume ; 75 doz Colognes, English, French, German and American ; 50 doz ltoso Hair Oil ; 86 doz Bour’s Oil; iuodoz Flavoring Extract assorted ; 25 d< 7 Egyptian aud French Pomades ; 12 dex Luhin’s Bonn; 86 dox Fiue Toilet Soaps, fancy ; 12 doz Military Shaving Soap ; 80 dor. brown Windsor Soap ; 20 boxes Bazin’s Barber Soap ; M doz Fine Pocket Kuivea ; 86 doz Portmonies, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's; 100dor. Lily White,all kinds; 12doz Keioseno Lamps; 50 doz Kerosene Lump Chimneys ; 1(K) dox Kerosene Lamp Wioki; 6 doz Portablo Egg Nogg ; 12 doz Concentrated Milk, in cans ; 12 dox Old Reserve Imp. Wedding Wine; ft) gals V. O. P. Couuao Brandy ; Co gals Old Topes Sherry Wlno; 50 gals Imperial Puro Juice Madeira Wine; 0 bids Old Bourbon Whiskey ; 12 M Havana Cigars ; Holiday gifts: tho GENERAL INTELLIGENCE orrion, NO. 05 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA. Success Attends_ the Diligent I QPECIAL NOTICE.— 1 beg leave to eall O attention to the capitalists of our commu nity that I have on my books a large number of Uouprs, Lots, Farms. Plantations and other species of property which does not appear in my column in tho newspapers. My advioe is to all that if you want to buy call first on mo aud see if we can’t trade, then go elsewhere. J. H. SIKES. FOR SALE, A HOUSE AND LOT on Jackson street, be tween Baldwin and Few. The lot is less then l A acre; the bouse has five rooms and a colinade in front; it has ugood doublekitohen, good well of water, with a good supply of shrub bery. Apply to J. H. SIKES. Wanted, A GOOD DREAD i<AKKR can find steady employment and good wages by applying at oboe to J. ft. SIKES. Wanted to Buy, A NICE little residence situated near tL City. Proposals received at my office. J. if. SIKES. FOR RENT. A SMALL STORE on Broad street, whleh oaii be had at reasonable rates, if applica tion be made at ouco to J, H. SIKES. FOR SALE. A TRACT OF LAND, most of whioh is oleared, 1800 acres, Tallapoosa river, 20 miles from Montgomery; the M. and W P. R. R. running through it. The lands lie well and are very productive. There is a large barn, gin house and screw and abundant, out-nouses. This Plantation is at a railroad depot, at which a warehouse could be kept md made E rofitable. The receipts of cotton at that depot eing usually from tO-'O to 1500 bales, and its convenience to Montgomery maker it a desira ble place for u Dairy Farm, the range for stock being excellent. Apply to J. H. SIKES. FOR SALE, A PLANTATION located in Chattahoochee county, Ga., 18 tnilo’* from Columbus, Ga,, 214 miles trom Cussetii, and 5 miles from the Chattahoochee River, There is 1,300 acres, {*00 of which is cleared and under good fence. Tho buildings ou the place is equal, if not superior to any in this section of the r'tate. They oonsist of a lar;e mansion house with 7 large rooms and porch b ck and front; kiteh- en, smoko house aud overseer’s houso, and 12 large negro houses, all fiumed, with brick chimneys; and nil other necessary outhouses. This place is very healthy; and is good cotton land. Formerly known as the Hardaway place. Apply to J. U. SIKES. FOR SALE, A SAiV and GRIST MILL on the railroad between Columbus and Opelika and is sit uated on Wacooehce creek There is four acres of land. It bus on it a good dwelling with four rooms. Thu Mrentu is good and runs the mill all the year round. There is plenty ot good timber iu tho neighborhood. Tho mill is well located on the rond from Dover to West Point. This uuu bo buught cheap. Apply to J. II. SIKES. Wm. R. iikOKLL. Rob’t C. Fore. For Sale or Rent DeVotie.' The House contains four good rooms. Hall and Closets. On the lot are a Kitchen with Servants’ Rooms, Smoke-house. Wash-house with Wash Cauldron in Furnace, an excellent Well of water, and splendid Gar den spot. If dosired will sell with it a good Stable with room for four horses, Corn Crib and Fodder House, immediately on the opposite side of the street, together with the lot ft ooou- pies. Wo will sell a bargain in the above prop erty if application is made soon. If not sold before the first of January next it will be for rent. ESTES A BROTHER, deo 17 tf Having bought tho Ryneh&rt Bakery, I am prepared to get up any sort ot CAKES, in any aort of stylo, at short notioe. Fresh Bread every dsy (except Sunday). I am ma king a superior article of Cruokerg, to which I invite the attention of the pub lic. W. H. H. PIIELl'S. nov 30 tf W. D. Cmri.KT. formerly of Ky. BLOUNT & CHIPLEY, No. 48 BROAD STREET, GROCERS -AND- C0UM1SSI0N MERCHANTS I Of U(. drarrmc”*”'* ^° r ‘ nne Loiter will ipv* s U »ll ODTK* nt *. rUin “* Bt “ T »"P"» nc « ■hick ,h bur,dt J availing, th* proceed, of Shan 1 * *® n ® ro u»ljr donate* to th* Or- A, Uum of our oitp. COMMERCIAL. OPFICK DAILY ENQUIRER. 1 Columbus, Ga h Deo. 19, 1865.) Bacon—Clear sides 27 to 28o by the cask. Bagging—Gunny 45 ; Kentucky 40. Butter—Country 50c. Corn—$1 75. Cotton Yarns—3.50 (n> 3Jh. Calicoes—35 <& 40c. Chaeso—Western, 35o. Copperas—lOo, Cotton Cards—$12 dox. Coffee—Rio, 40 <& 45c.; Java, 55 (9 60c. Candles—Star, 33 $ 35c. * lb. Flour—$16 (& $18 V bbl. Lard—35 & 40o. Mackerel—No-1, in Kitsfo. Onions—$8 Y bbl* Painted Buokets $5.50 ^ dox. PaUtoai-IiUh. »5 t» *7 P bbl.: Sweat bushel. Powder—$20 ® $22 per keg. Sloe—20 @ 25o. V fi>. Rope—25c. V I®. Sugar-Brown. 26 @ 30o ; Refined. 30 « Me,; Crashed Mo. Star oh-Pearl, 20o B*>. Soap—Tnrpantina, 18 @ 20o. Salt—Virginia, 4o.; Liverpool IT pertaek. Shot—$4 @ $6.50. Eoda—1»» Mo. Snuff—kiaakaboy. SO « 78c. Tobacco—600.9 $1.40 B •>. Taa-Blaek.*1.50**>; Green $1.28 *». Wbi.k.y—$J 0 $5.50 ¥ gallon. Valuable City Property FOR SALK. Hotel, they are about 48 leet front, including an Alley of 3 feet, next to Cook’s Hotel, they have been thoroughly ^repaired and renovated, aud are now rented to nrst-class tenants,paying 20 per cent on the price usked for them, -ALSO— Those two brick stores and one wooden tene ment, Nos. 180. 182, and 184, Broad street, just below Cook’s Hotel, inouding and adjoining the U. States Assessor’s office, This pronerty is about 66 feet frontt bas the privilege of the Al ley in the roar, ruuniug out into Crawford street, and is paying 20 per cent, on the prioe asked iL -ALSO- That desirable dwelling house and lot on Crawford street, opposite the old Presbyterian Church, occupied by F. Golden, Esq,, contain ing four rooniN, largo passage and pantries, to gether with all neaessary outbuildings, garden end brick well of water. This property is also paying 20 per cent, on the price asked for it. Part of the pui oha»e money for all or any of the above property may remain on mortgage for *Voir further particular* apply to JOS. E. WEBSTER. deo 17 tf Invitation to Givk Kvidixce.—The com mittee on the financial operations of the State sends us the following for publication, and we oall especial attention to it: Miulkorvilli:. Nov. 28. 1865. Whereas, we have been convened for the pur pose of making ”a thorough investigation and examination of the financial operations of the State of Georgia fiom 1861 to the present time," and desire, without prejudioe or partial lty, to discharge the duty imposed. We invite ail persons to oome forward and give, under oath* all the evideuoe they may have that will throw light on the subject matter of investiga tion. On motion, the above resolution was referred to the Provisional Governor for publication. THOMAS SAFFOLD, Chairman. C.J. JORDAN, O. A. LOCHRANK. deoT-diw 20,000 Pounds Choice Western Bacon, No. 48 Broad st. Kentucky Jeans, S UPERIOR Article instore and for sale, or will be exchanged for Wool by BLOUNT A CllIPLKY, deo 6—lm No. 48 Broad st. A LARGE STOCK OF Druggist’s and Physician’s Furniture. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE SOON : 10,000 lbs. Pure White Load, in Oil; 2.000 lbs French /due, iu Oil; 5.000 lbs Cottugo Paints, iu Oil; 4 bbls Furniture Varnish, No, 1; 2 bbls Japan Varnish; 90T All orders thankfully received and filled with dispatch. The trade supplied with every thing in our line at the LOW * I 2 bhls CoaohlVnrnish; I 500 gall’s Linseed Oil; 1 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted; 10,000 lbs PUTTY, and a general assortment of PAINT8 and colujrs. /EST PRICK... _ „ Remember the Sign ot the GOLDhN EAGLE, No. 93 Broad street, next door to^Jj En nis 4c Co’s llurdwure Store. H. PBMBERTON nov ‘26—tf .1. H. l’fiMBE WILDMAN, YOUNG & BR0., B FLO K. E R S . OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ BANK AGENCY. GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE BOUGHT A.ISTZD SOLD.. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES. LT HJ W BOOT IKD SHOE STORE. BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, lUNDER COOK’S HOTEL), W OULD re.iueclfully announce to the citi zens of Columbus and vicinity that wc are now receiving und opening our stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually koen on band every style ot Ladies', Missos’ and Children’s Shoes, and Men’s Boys’ and Youths’ Boots, Shoes aud Gaiters, aud Children’s Copper-tipedShoes. All Grade.* 1 of Buff, Kip aud IVax Brogans. Great puius has been taken in getting up our stock, ana wo guarantee a 1 work sold. 4mrT‘o Country Merchants we offer liberal in ducements, anil invite them to examine our stook. Also, a fmo assortment of Soft and Cashmere Hats. Cotton Mill for Sale. - ft/ E offer for sale our COTTON MILE, looa- I f ted at Bradtord, Coos i county. Alabama, with 1420 acres of land alluchcd. For particu lars, address SIMPSON A MOORE, Cure of Lehman, Durr & Co., nov 22 lm Montgomery, Ala. GKJVERAL PURCHASING AGENCY. ISRAEL F. BROWN & SON, AKW l.OABOX, CONNECTICUT. V ILL attoiid promptly to t!.e purchasing aud loi wuruiiig ol ull masses of MERCH ANDISE and overy description ot MACHIN ERY, applicable to tho wants of the Southern de. I purchases made free of Commission till October next, nt tho lowest market rates, ui.d forwarded by tho most expeditious routes- Or ders mui-t be uccomnnuiud with tho money, and addressed to us cither at New London, Conn., •82 John Str«et, New York. Refer to K. K. Brown. Macon, Ga., and W. G. Clemons, Co uiubus, Ga. augl-tt GEORGIA. Central Railroad Bank Georgia Railroad and Banking Company Bank of Middlo Goorgia Marine Bank Bank of Augusta Augusta Insurance Bank of Athens-..- Bank of Columbus Bank of Commoroe 12 Bank of the Empire State Bank of Fulton-. Bank of Savannah Bank of the State of Georgia City Bank of Augusta.-.— Farmers’and Mechanics’ Bank -. Mechanics’ Bank- Buy’g Buy’# Bank of Selma a.. - 30 03 Coiitral Bank •*** 40 05 Commercial Bunk 33 ** Eastern Bank •; 55 Northern Bank 55 30 Southern Bauk 75 J- SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank of Catuaen 35 15 Bauk of Charleston H0 Bank of Chester 20 Bank of Georgetown 30 Bunk of Hamburg - W 50 Bank of Newberry 35 ^ Bank of the Stnto df South Carolina 32 35 Commercial Bank 17 1- Exchange Bank - •• 18 Farmers’ und Kxchautfo Bunk 14 Merchants’nnd Planters’ Bank 12 Merchants’ Bank Planters’Bank 18 'Peoples’ Bunk Union Bank 13 planters’ Bank of Fairfield Manufacturers’ Bank 15 planters’ and Mechanics’ Bauk-.- Timber Cutters’ Bank — 1- Sta*o Bank AliABAhffA. _ Southwestern Ruilroad Bank of Mobile 7o, u n i on Bank Bank of Montgomery 95 iff FOR QUOTATIONS OF OTHER BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE. October 31—2m Columbus Manufacturing Ice Company! CAPITAL STOCK $75,000. 1,500 Hherss at $50 Per Blxare. ONE HALF OPEN TO SUBSCRIPTION For further particulars see Ciroular with Col. Joe. F. Iverson, (at the Drug Store of Dr. Thomas H. Dawson,) who will rooelve subscrip tions for Stock. GIRARDY k BUJAO. deo 13 2m PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Of all descriptions and prices, Card Photographs ; Confederate Generali; Bishops in Robe# ; * Statuary; Battle Fields: Scenery; * Actors in Cost’ime; Ac. Ac. Ad just reoeived by dec 10 tf J.W. PEASE. Fairchilds Celebrated Gold Pena, Juft received by dec 10 tf J. W. PEASE. FLOUR. JUST RECEIVED on consignment 50 Bble. Double Extra St. Clair Mills Vloar. equal to Hiram Smith's, deo 9—lw FONT AIN k UUQHEd. TO SHIPPERS 0E COTTON! We are now prepared to forward Cotton aud otlior Merchandise to and from the Northern oitica at our present REDUCED RATES. All consignments to ua through our Agent at Augusta, Mr. Vtu. B. Davison, will be promptly forwarded by our Hue of First Class River Steamers, under command of the oldest Captains and Pilots on the river, and by us promptly turned ovor, at Suvaunah, to the New York, Boston, Baltimore, or Philadelphia Steamers. Consignments to our care, from Northern oitics, will be forwarded immediately on arrival at Savannah, aud should there he at any time an accumulation of freight, an extra light draft Iron Steamer will at onoe be put upon tho line. Tho greatest possible dispatch and economy will bo oxorciscd iu getting consignments t rough, SDd our arrangements aro such as to warrant us iu saying, entiro satisfaction will bo given to all shipping by our lino. INSURANCE AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ERWIN & HARDEE. For further particulars inquire of W. B. DAVISON, Agent at Augusta. D*o«mber t>, 1866—lm - FOR SALE, AT THE OLD STAND OF J. B. JAQUES & BRO., A LOT OF FINK Top and no Top Buggies, HA.n NEsa. WHIPS AND COLLARS. Philotoken or Females’ Fr'end, able Medicine, CARTER A CHEROKEE CURE, THK OKSAT INDIAN MEDICINE, Cures all diseases ceased by sclf-aUusf, viz:— Sptrtnutor- rhtti, Seminal • Weakne**, Ni'jht * Ktn1«*ion», Ia>»» of I Memory, In iter wl f-aui- hide, Pain* in the Back, Pirn- ; «e** of Vi*io>i, Pronuitur* i VUi Age, Weak XerttM, dcult Breathing, Pale Counts- " nance. Insanity, Consump tion, nnd all dlsi-ases that fol- .. a sequence of youthful Indiscretion*. Tho Cherokee Cure will restore health and vigor, stop the emissions, and effect a permanent cure after all other medicines have failed. Thirty-two page pamphlet sent in a sealed envelope, froo to any add res*. Price $2 per bottle, or three bottles for $5. Sold by all druggists; or will bo sent by express to any portion of the world, on receipt of prioe, by the sole proprietor, Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 37 Walker St., N. Y. Cherokee Remedy, Cures all TTrinary Com plaints, viz; Oratef\I*\flam- mation of the Bladder and. Kidney*, Retention of Urine, Strictures of the Urethra, Dropsical Stcsll- infft, Brick Putt Deposits* snd all diseases that require » diuretic, ami when used in conjunction with the CHEROKEE INJECTION, duos not full to euro ijonorrheu, (ileet and all Mu cous Discharges In Male or Female, curing recent eases in from one to three days, and is eat*eclally reoommended in thoee eases of Fluor All>ut or Whites in Females, The two medicines used in coqfunotlon will not fnil to removo this disagreeable complaint, and in those oases where othor msdicinet* have been used without success. Prlee, Remedy, Ono Bottle, $9, Three Bottles, |5. ** Injection, ** 44 $2, u ** $5. The Cberokeo *• Curs*" “ Remedyand “ Injec tion" are to be found in all well regulated drug stores, and are recommended by phvsldana and druggista all over the world, for their inirln.sio worth •ad merit. Borne unprincipled dealers, however, try to deceive their customers, by telling cheap and wort hi see compounds,—in order to make money— in place of these. Bs tu>t deceived. If the drug- gists will not buy them for you, write to us, and w» will send them to you by express, securely pocked nnd free from observation. We treat all diseases to which the human system is subject, and will be pleased to receive fall and explicit statemeuta from those who have fcUod to reoelv* relief b^etotore. Ladies or gentlemen can address us in vsrfkct can- Jldence. We desire to send our thirty-two peg* pamphlet free to every lady and gsotleman ln the UmL Address ell letters far pamphlets, medleiaee, or advice, to the sole proprietor, Dr, V, 8 XEBVUf, J7 WfiUrr »*•. X. I. f