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hp pally gu. Ly fHOMAS DE WOLF. I ,I, Hi Five Dollar- *. year. “ hcve t lie sub l|isli<<l ‘^ ( | c jor lews 1 lmu hi the rate of fcf ,h,, i'‘! ( \,i„uth. ffingle copie*, five C"ius. I 11 aIiVKK'I’ISINU ItATEd. I ...(< will Ini inserted at bive lli-lUs H Uut- I’’' r . iLn n l Three Ccuts n line for t'HCli;uit>,s<” ■r-i l” ‘iiin yf the same —to l*o J>M for wKAn tlie |- hH'iUod into the office. I’' 1 ""'’ i uvi'imi't u>v:tmidu-. F ‘lliun a lilies. not renewable, will hr I■’ ‘nvuiitlin li.r six iiumllietOr.fi;., urono l r: ’ I Time agreed upon to be panl tor before the l*? .• Struttn type. ■ ments not exceeding ten linns, umtnvahle at ’ ?- n year—to be paid for quarterly ■ivaucr- i(s lino.-, renewable at pleasure, in 'i„ velir _payable quarterly in advance. Vvilv’ertiaeinents exceeding J” lines, will be ’ tlie rate of sid for for every additional ten ffi 1 Ihle quarterly in advance. ■"'T, meals or notices, oeeupyiug a place between 1 r >matter and advertisenients. will be . barged Kei't” a line tor every insertion. ■ i) WARRANTS. ■ wi) OPriCE AND A(lK\n, b “ v O R THU PtRCHAHK AM) H , i k OF REAL ESTA T bJ, A (,| Abb DESCRIPTION*. H .l O NV E V ANCER, &c. Ac, M p n Haudolph Street, ‘■ Hn , T U,.; POST OFFICE, t'Ol.t'MllUjt, GA. B” i pl ,.iniilicd In devote my time exclusively to HP'S IN KSS. nml hope, from my Uimwlcdg* j„ Georgia. t lie able to give . mire satisfac ''i„|l„iiiav elltnist mevvitli l.'i-im! am pie cT,,i,-11. perhaps I” better udyuiitugx l person in “r-t- iii - r .-..iitli-western lauds to sell, cull iq ill and. not por Jin.l vou a purchaser. li you wish to buy, ]i( | h .,v,. many valuable Ini- mil s.-tll •im-ul* Pruin my extensive I .-uv lodge of I lie . y| am prepared t.> asivnmu tin- owner of ,nc,mr lot of land in lli” - in.'. If you wish land valued, you may r-lv up m ••'•rn-t in ■ UEEDS, MOItTU a CiES, liLttiam -ids. drawn er.rr.vily anil at b.vv rate_ i'y,.’, united m sell ltonnvr's large ;u , pee rent, given. mr (.AM) WAR KAY* .llowinu .^maiission . ... f( i s , au at runp' lilt*u t with •* a c *l the ?>••*! I am prepared to apply for yOUNTV LAUD WAHHANTS, |H, ... mr. will charge but Five Dollars fur mb ap [„ w paid fur vvln-li tin vvariem arrives. your claims soon. H^KI to make this a permanent i.-im --. and ■■ ~, mulivided attention, with n dotoi iuiii.itimi to li.iii. I hope in receive a liberal shar. of paj „ an friends and tin- enmmunttv gen.-ndlv HP ,S. 11. BONNKI>, ;.. band Office. Columbus. IKmVKTTK F'KMAbK (Obl.K(ilb First .Session, fop IS.'di. will e-.ituiien.'t* H a.ii.iat the Jlst of .lamiaiw, dial close :-l of Jillv. Bt I’ACUXiTY. ■ .1. F. liLKDsm-;, Tpiiicipul. \l. K. HinviiKiss. Assist ait i f,it. Dept. Nor.uan, Professor of Music. Kates of Tult ion Her Vniunu. class.. SDi (Ml class “Jo 00 in re"ul:tr course* ■'<- Otl Hnm-r years each -I*l 00 flu Language JO MO tin- Piano, including use ofln- AO MM Harp, including use ;; ln- (Ti MM i.n iho Guitar IM 00 Expenses, 1 MO and Greek E.-mguagen will l.u* ■in. as a part of tin* regular course, D* all desire them. will he given in Drawing, Paiti ■ limbroidery, Wax and Paper Heavers at rates. music vfill lie iaught to the whole BV"J free of charge. ladies ittin he aeconiluuditttid with in tlie family of the Principal, or in families, at ten dollars per month, thing furnished except light:..* ami tow- lillll ;|;lj,irili;Ui.s living Ml it ilUt.'lllCv*, ® j^lnested to ippoiiit an ujMvtr i:. Ijm, I'tiv iii'D ;-jj,i!l make all jitircluixp* of oWli'mir. ■'? their (laughters or want-. V ll J. 1!. Norman is mi evpi-ri.iin-td and teacher of inusio. and is prcpnivd tu instruction in the nvt of ('osijxiKition. mul Bass, to advanced pupils. Institution is supplied with a fI-irp. and ■ now Pianos. S’- Hotchkiss; who has not, llelcl. dore. oiMiiected with the Institution, comes to recnmiiieiiiled. as a tend er of rare Among other testimoninls the letter from Prof. N't'wr.inn. of I'nion Non York, is an ample -nacaatee for anil efficiency: I Union CoLLKnv., Jiao. lilt, 1 S-VV fini: —ln reply to your inquiry, I Miss Hotchkiss, 1 know lobe emi 'l'talifiert for teaehnig. Her Kcolarshiji anil very thorough. She is entev uml nmliitious—loves to iea.dn ami mi is the best qualified for it, of any 1 ever instructed. I speak (bus c.onti because she was a. pupil of mine some B “<■ live years. Truly yours, I .JOHN NEWMAN. W “ ‘hcgeneral priuci])le that nothing tends 1 1 impair and destroy the intellect, than habits of study, no young lady, in BB 1 ’ beyond tlie grasp of her mind, m to a.d- H r tV'ini a lower to a higher class until she ‘"'roughly mastered all that precedes.— J ? !llm 'l that lias not comprehended common and English Grammar, is but poor B'lalified to grapple with the intricacies of ■■" Slier mathematics, or the subtleties of :i Ph>Hics. , ‘. IIIVI 'c patronage, ami we intend to do '*: hut we do not promise to linike schol- BH “ i day. While modern science has al- ‘"'"ihilated time and space, the mind ■lif." iS f , |’ ‘ ts ol 'i"' ua l dualities and capabil- IV: ‘he Intellect, in its onward progress, ■ ‘ ‘"‘pendent upon the principles of asso- K, 1 Ihe powers of judgement and memory. i l " V; 'ncetnei , t in knowledge now . as it has |1 ’"<% is slow. junt. I I 1 MVEKSITY of georoia. HL At hums, December IK, 1855. ira’ i ‘*l ’his Institution will recommence ou I*' l i Vii,. •’ °*January next, and continue uutii the ■sm- a ’ when there will be a week’s vac itioo. after lles W 'U be resumed until tin; winter vacation. H ‘ t m 01 | ‘hr first Os November. ■ ‘ ti.„ r aMe antl experienced ufliciT* comprise H Li’ (acuity—who are expected to be at their discharge of theirdutlrf. B 4l i „ I „r" r, 'h, l*. i>., President ami Professor of I’oliti- M " n,n ’ Philosophy. BB:. ottddel, a. M„ Professor of Aiieienl Languages Issi , n, 1 * 1 ' 1 I'rantley, B. I)., Professor of Holies Lett res. It nh^ and History. |t “Conte, m. i>„ Professor of Natural Sciences and B |. ;|i Dench. I hi. ‘Broun, a. M., Professor oi Mmhiiniati. s, ■ ft .riK 9 ? dCiv, l Knfriueerinß. I l *’ ,„S ‘enable, a. r„ Professor of Natural Philosu. I lip “'"““try. I I* niVi i! hh bumpkin, i,L. 0., Professor :>f Law. I * Hi or, ii’ Terrell, Professor of Law. Bil ■*” Henry Waddell, . m.. Tutor in Ancient l.sii- I y.’PhclnuV* l ’ j’ Tutor in Mathematic, l**4 -a tL. v , “dmission are recommended to be pees | f ofthe term. | ,J I’ - ‘biardiane may feel satisfied tbnt their | li:.. -jitf can here obtain a thorough education. ASBI’JU HULL Sec'ry. i|jt |ailg Jsuii. VOL. I.; REMOVAT,. FURNITURE EMPORIUM. SAM MIS A, ItOOJVKY, “e v” ii-iuiiveri tlv.-ir extensive Mtuek us Furniture t,. liu-ir IROAI FROST,, A'evv Four Story llrtek ISuiliUi,-. Nearly opposite their Mid Stand, \\r JIKItK they will In- liuppy In see Mieir IViends ,md . ▼ f ,Customers and /jltow tlieni sinnetbiiig brflliuutmid inviting in tin way of Furniture. Mm ft iirc-honui* are unequalled in beauty, nml imr I - uniitiirt? ve"/trn‘/tf. \\ • <ttV*r rare in pur* cliiMcrs, turni.shill” houso.s tliroughout in a tastH’ul and uniform .st.vloj by having si linuicli of our in Now Nm!; city, wluuti tin* Senior piii’tiirr nu uni fact mvis. under his own eye, urtides 1j suit Inc most fastidious. We h jvo on hand furniture suitable for Parlor, Bed, Sitting, Dining JLtoom, Kitchen A'*., ot lU*se VWmhl, Mahogany. Walnut, Pine. ,ve.: ti.s how us eau be found Ntutli Stmtli. An assort* incut of CAHJPKTIfIfCr AM) H HT.MXS. will also be oil band, that will not tail to ideas.,*.’ Pall UUg hee. Our stock consists in |iai l of Trtt Teles, Wliat Nols Ann Chairs, and Sofas, uniose-Wood. Brooatdh* and Mahogany, for IV, v ts. Bureaus, Drossiug, Marble and Mitiiop,any ‘Tojis. Shle-lSuavtls—Marble and Mabojany Tops, Book Oases* of all kinds ami uttarhed. Tables— Centro, Dining. Work a ml Extension. Ih dst rads—High and low post. Frendi and i -ottage. Knuiiiel Sets lor Hed Kooins. all eolors. Walnui: ami Ma hogany Sets for lied Uoonis. Olmirs—an extensive assortment of all woods. Looking Glasses—all sizes, in frames and out. Carpets—llru.ssels, Ingrain. Tapestry. vr. Curtains —of llroealeib* and Damask, all eobn *. Sluviles—Gilt Corniees and Cm tain bold. is. •Uitimry 17. ISOti. V. lv. AVER, (rENERA I i VCIKNT. AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING And Fin vviirilliig JUtrchanl, No. l.’ll West Side Jiraul .Street, Columbus, tin. I'ni'lii.ulur atleiilion given to the keeping, pui-dinse iijkl sale of Atgi'ttru. # jf-Admlnistrators” ami F.x ecu tors’ sales atteihleil to on reasunabJuterms. Oct. ‘j:i. ly .1. C. Bt'SK. .1. 11. DAVIS. w. 11. 1.-IM.. RUSE, DAVIS & LONG, CO M M ISSION MERCHANTS And Shipping Agent-. SAVANN AH. IJE.AJIT;I A. ‘ll 7 ILL purchase, hint soil cotton audotb.-r produce on If connnission. and strictly attend to torwardiuv .MdHlsand Ulliug orders from tin- eountry. rUISe, Fatten ay;* nts Columbus, by whom liberal advances will be* made on consignment*’ either to or tli “oiigh us to our IViends in Liverpool or the North, dan. Id ly LAAIPKLV HOTEL. Lumpkin, btewart County, Geo. f|l 1:110 above Hofei has been thoroughly reiiova- p s I fed and re-furnished. The undersigned thankful for past favors will take pleasure in ae- aHi | ■ oinmodating all those win* may favor him u itbJUJuJ-. t heir patron a. jv. I'. LAMI'KIN. Doc •> I'roprietor. INSUItAUCJS. I HUE. M A KINK, HI VEIL nml LIKE It IS K S taken in I responsible ••'Mnpanie*- bv JOHN ‘ll NV Agent. tltU *e No. over L. Hainan I v l’o.*s store. Plioenix Insurance Company- Capital <joo.onn. S. L. LOOMIS. President,. JOHN MLNN. Agent. tiOluinbuM. Ga.. Nov *J7, tl * HiILLOWELL Al THOMAS, Mattress Manufacturers, T)tOUH IKM)H RLIiOAV CITY HOTEL. KKOA D STREET. ( oliinihns, Grorgbn OHDEKS for Cotton or Cotton and Shuck Matin es. jiromptly executed. The patronage of the citizens of Columbus and vtcinity, is r**sueetfully solicited, i Ictoher 29.1?57>. 1 y RAKKDGEK MORTOaV .Sr.jam Sash and Blind Manufactory, !>i;i,i;tiioi:i>f: stiikkt. rou Mitrs. ha. ‘■tins Mi.nuf irtory lias been is iu successful operatiuu 1 for over three years, a,ml is still continued. All wort vjil lie done by e.\i>crieneed workmen, witlygood finality if lumber, and the latest improved machinery. SASH, BLINDS, AND HAWED DOOKS, Will be furnished anil boxed at tin- factory . at tin* follow ing prices: Sf lStl — Si N 111... 7 cl> Primed and 11 laze, 1..,]‘J’ , ,-|s. 10 X l-'... !’ •• “ ...is ‘ lUxU-.llt- - - ... 25 ldx tu.,.11 •• •• ...-.’r I'4 x “ *• “ -.bO ■U:(ii)„.U P.'x aa...l(j •• ...to I2> 24...18 “ •• - ...45 fli above Snail arc l : ' s ’ inch Ifiiek. and made plain. 11l all cases where they are made Lip-Sash, twli cents pel fatt; will be added. All Na-li vla/’ and with l'lvneli lUnss, primed with the left Paint, and superior Putty. Rollins: Blinds lei W indows, (it) cents per foot. Measuring the length, A window live feet would f,>-t Cl. without painting, eaicln-. or hinges. PA MEL DOOKS. } j , i ich thick, without moulding, si 50—-uionldiue one side, sd 00—moulding botli sides, sd SU. ) inch thick, without, moulding, 2 75—moulding “ii” side,3 i!s—moulding botli.sides, <1 75. )i ; inch tliieli, 4 paimein moulding on one side. >:i sft moulding both sides, st 00. iy. inch thick, 4 panels moulding on one side, .vt o(V— ----moulding both sides, st oft. In addition to the above. Itlilids painted and furuished wllb. liinges and catches, it desired; also, Sash glazed wit i Ciennaii or French plate, painted, stained, ctinme • bid, embossed ami llolieuiian (Hass, of all shades and eo|. ors, for side nud transom lights and olliee windows. Plans and spwilications fur alt descriptions of Imindings furnished to order, with estimates, if desired. Contracts wade for const no tion and eruption of build bigs, on reasonable terms. All kinds of lumlicr planed, and tb>ring and ceiling tongued and grooved. Scroll and other descriptions of brackets, fur ornament. i'.jg Cottages, (riven Houses. Ac., made to order. The proprietors being practical mechanicsnud builders, believe they can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them with orders. Sba All the h!k>vc work will be furnished lit short notice. Saeii.kept, constantly on hand. All orders sent with ll.i cash, or city acceptance, will meet witli prompt at tention. Work to be sent by the Diver, Kail Hoad, or in Wagons, will be at the risk ofthe purchaser, as tin- work will lie consldecod delivered. /’ii -Special entractsean be Hindu for large jobs. ‘l. lIAUKINfiKIi. .lauuarv 24. Iv *1- L. AiORTON. LAND KOll SALE. VI.OT in Uobb county, well marked on llieiirant as Mineeal Tract.:One l.ot ’Jir.'lif acres in rion county. Three fractions adjoining, eomtnnue-J. ing about one mile above Ihiinliridgc in Decatur county, a ad embracing tbu bank ot Flint lliv er t**r two miles, on wjiiclt there ate some good Hammock and Cotton Hands, and the balance as well calculated for making Turpen tin any in the Southern country tlso a Lot with eomfortalde improvements at New Pi rn Knot Springs, adjoining t <!. liedd. Ksip Titles in di- ,utsNe Apply to I'b .(. lIAKDIN January HI, Ho". Odum bus, Ha. BROOKS <k CHAPJI AS \l ’Ot’LD call the attention of Pliysklsns to the y\ newlv discovered medieine.called I )lt. N. \V. SEAT'S negative electric fluid. It li superior to Norwood's Tincture id Verstmn Vcradi, lor nil pniJMJ “S that the latter has heretofore been used lor. February 4. _ _ FANCY CANDIES. rIJST I. reived a tine supply of Fancy Candies and ('on tJ tectlouery, at 42 llroad stivef. u Pel,mm , I ELLA ill'’ IAH. •i. u. HULL Ac co.. GROCERY MBKCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN’ I) Aid 11 Nit. Hope, Twine Sue Ml. Coffee, Mm ‘ j > lasses. Salt, Teas, Cigars, Tobacco, Wines. l!r indies,liiu, ltye, MmiougaUel i, lluurieiu.andlßßt, scotch Whiskey, and Provisions and Groceries generally. etthe old stand of John .1 MeKendree 10(1 Hr I'lraet, Coiuuibus, fl:i. Novein I ,er 21. 1855. ly BACON. HDKs). ih'tice Biuon—hog round. Jn-i v. ••i""* £*> sod fm sale .1 the .'..west thrures. I.y Msp h 10. GINBJ * tV. COLUMBUS, GA.. AJ’RIL 10, IHfXi. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, EAST SIDE OF OGLETHORPE ST., Kmvvi-i-ii tl nml -'Mgli-tUoipß” lluti-l s. and *li re'tJy Temperance Hull. COEUMIIUS. 11 ]-;oil( 11 A. \\rl* have now iii store and receiving the M 1 est and most extensive stock of vehi* jggSrscEi les to bo tonn*l in this country, comprising CALDCHES AND MOCK CALECHES, •*t finest and richvst fiuitfli, and n**sl elegant appearance. lIKKLEVS ANI) C OACHES. •and latest styles and uverv variety. HOCK AW AYS AND HYItOLCIICS. of every known pattern and shape, suitable tor ouc *>r two Imuses. amt complet** assortment nf Top and Vo-Top BUGGIES and wagons, of the latest and most fashionable style* now used. Tim fact that tlie well known and highly esteemed work of •IAMBS M. l|l INIH .t Cos. as well as that of other makers ot tho highest repulatioii. can !• found only ul mil* lioiiM', and that all one slock is math* up un der the ]>crsonal direction of .Mr. lEG. McKee, (whose hum experience guarantees its quality) enables u> t<* oiler leller work ami at lower prir.es, than arti cles i>! the same <|iinlity he sdd for Ly any tli*‘i* dea ler in this country: ami ipiite as low a-> flies run !*• al t**r*led in New York city. For pro**fi;f which we .•••spect tully invite all win* wish to purclmse. t call ami -**r us. Ue are selling at the vers loss'.est rates. f*r or up prftvftl credit, and always usk our s llium prices, so our customers and Mrnugcrs as well, may rely on being honestly and fairly dealt with. Eve ry article is warranted to lie strictly ns represented, and satisfaction guaranteed to all. MeKEi: .v KOIJUKTS. N. I*.— Having Hie bust, regular set of Curriiijge workmen to be found in this country, we are pre pared, as herctolbrc. to *)o all kinds f repairi at the lowest possible cates, with the utmost promptness amt in th<- best manner. Mels. A IL January *2B. ly UFA SONIC FEMALE (OLLEGE. Fmmpkin, Ga. fjl HE Trustees and till* institution take pleasure in am 1 lioiiJicing to tin- public that they have secured tin following futility, to take charge *f‘lln* tV.lb-.ve. *t ftm opening nf the next tei ni. rtu n i : Go!. Augustus Ablen. v. .m. Drenideiit—l , i**fess<u of En glish Literature ami Ancient Languages. lev. E. .\. Forster. .u.— *f Natural Science and Matlu'iuati* >. Miss Ann E. Alden, Instructress in Krem b and llota n v al,*l Principal of IVepamtovy iH-jiartiiu-ut. Nhwic. This institution i. locatcil in one of the most, beautiful and hea.lthy villages of AVe.st.ern Georgia ; owned by iln* Masonic Fraternity, ami under its supervision; it L kept free from all sectarian bias—-at Hie same time, n •l'jisite care i> taken to secure t< tin- pupils proper moral, as well :*> n rout a I tfaining. Tin* next session will open un Ho- secoml Momlav in January next. The Classes will t hen b<* organized, ami will progress as heret"ihr. ISearding can be obtained in tin* best lauiilies of lie place, when* the students w ill be surrounded hy lie snb - giiMr*ls ami amenities of the families circle. Tin* rates ofhiiiion ami hoard, are as low as tlio's- of fered by any similar Institution in this part of tin* .Sate. Tin* Collegia's fiirui'lied with anew amJ coinjd* t< set of Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus. Globes, ‘laps. Gharls, ,Vc.: in line with everything necessary* for illwa trati**n in the setverai departuK'iits <t VatuvMl ami Expo riim utul Scieiiws- The C*!b ge Huibliiig is >* at raii.geil Uiat tin Depart* lueiita will be kept entirely separate.-each occupying its respective rooms. Arrangeiiieuls an- uw in prugres- t* secure for iln Music Dejiartiuinit, a geutleiUaii of the highest grmb of abilities ami moral el,ara**t r. M’e invite the patrouage of a Hberal and *hscGriiiu:. public, being ii.v-invd. from tin? character and reputation oftho-e oiistitutiugthc Faculty, and the ample facilities f**r ioMruction mw mdiially in jioSsessiou of the In-tiiii tiun, that every plcdg*- we make ,-hall be redeciuetl, every inducement we offer will prove to be a tart; and that our Institution can challenge rowpnrNou with tire proudest in the land. I'ersons desiring fu.uhcr inlbruintion in regard ro tin (Ndlege. will please addres> L. .'L. Cx. Lumpkin, or lb v. T. \. Forster. Cuthbevt. Ga.. who will furnish tlicm w ith Gin'ular.s. .Vc. Jan.'2btf ACADEMY FOlt YOUNG L YDIKB. f pil E underhigued designs opening a. Private Academy JL for Young Ladies in Eaton ton. Putnan county. Ga.. on Wednesday, January tub. l>.j*J. lu the Literary Departnie.nt Ho* course of study will be extensive and liberal. The Latin, French. German and >panis|i Langutiges will be taught if desired. The Ornamental Department will include Music *n lb* Piano. 1 farp. Organ ami Guitar. Also. Drawivn:. Painting, ami Eiil.roidery in all its branches. A coiuplch apparatus will he furnished in order t*> at* ford ample illustrations in the Natural Sciences. Musical instruments wiJI be provided, so that each pupil may have the mean* of daily practice in addition to the regular lesson. Tlie number of pupils will be limited tod**, luitieii per annum. .vl2o tMj; liaif in ;**l>/imt. .*ml tie balance at the eml •*f the year. Attention Is called t* tin* follow ing advantages ; First, tin pupil receives a much larger share of attention, than •when tliepehool is large aud overgrowu. Second, in addition to the regular course of study, sb< can uinkesucli a selection from the languages, and tin Ornamental Deparhuent..as time and choice may dictate, without extra ebarg* . Third, the low rali; *f tuition. **Hiipar**d wiih that of other schools ‘Pljo usual charge for il • English branches. is..>'lo o* Nf nsie 20 on Latin (Extra ■ Jo on French *• 20 on Drawing nml Painting 2* on Kuibroider> 2* o*i Making the aggregate of .VISO 00. To tlii> ad*l the.extua charge- nimb- I’or the us*’ e'n sh nmcfits Matmio-ry, A*\. and the amount will not fail far short *d >'JV)O. whereas, in the plan adopted in Ibis Academy, the charge for He -e i> sl*2" leaving a differem • o| SoO to Si 0 111 IU favor. Pens, ink, paper, slates, pencils. A<-.. gratis. Hook*, sheet music. Drawing, Painting and Euibroiderilij?mate ria Ih furnished at the usual rates. Persons desiring further inforiuution.or w isliiug t< en ter their daughters or wards, may address me. for tie present, at Lumpkin. Stewart Gmintv,Ga. .fan 2d. 4 I. IL DRAMIAM. riIEHOKKK IIVP'I’IST (’DIJiWGK, Cassvilie, Georgia: f IMIL first Term *f this liistitiiti*ii will b**gjn *n the X first Monday in February, INTIo. nml* r the lirecti**ii of t be following Fhc ii 11 y. ltev. Thu.MAa lIAMUAI 1. Gbairmaii and Pr •f**.-.-* r of Am lent Language-. Hcv. William 11. Iloio ri. PrfeN<nr of Mathematics, lb v. It. W. W ill Lin, X'. Prolesor of Hell* *! L• 11 •*v- and English Literature, lb v. \\. II ironutr, Pr* t*t|u. Profess**r of Natural S*:lem *. Tb * . It. l\. WIIILHKN. p*” bm. Professor of Moral Pbi's"pliy and DiMlcetiial S i*‘iie* . Other Professors will V elected ;i - -nt|| (t tile WO lit -of tin* **o|)cge require it. Hoard and lodging can \e pi <u* dat .* I*<*ar<ling house or iii private families, at [r**m eight t t<*o ilollar- p*r timiiHi. TiiUioii. In Academic department, per year vjx on 1 n College departmeiik )cr year <M tfcholarHhljwo The Hoard of Trustees ar’ m\v offering t** sell u liobir* ships for four years at J *lbM <h Scholarships for siNllen years, at 24n Oo Thus making tuition pen ly imiuinal The animal coinmriceuieni will take plae- **ii Tlmrs. dav after th** first Sdnnlay in July. L(m*h t ton. Cass'ill” is a h/althy location. Our college huiidiug is situated three qJart*i> of a mile from the village, and is a commodious building. Here young men will be comparatively fra* free the allurements of fuxbfruiltde lit**, the baneful jpthicare nf grog ‘•hops, and the mr po ured of a mixed ppulatiou. Any in format etnas well a* cotnloum s. • an I*** obtained on .application trtV orwiiv of the faeult’ . , JOHN ||. RICE. December :vl. j hark cha*k FOR SMALL CAPITAL. 1” OFFER for saly* spleinled set ot Tinners’ Tools and Ma chines. with J lino si set of Patterns as there is in the .State, ‘cry low fr cash or g*od notes am) M‘ciirity, ps>* able Ist JauuarAiext. Ten per rent, off for cad*. \ bargain can be lad by early application. Also, a lirst ifh* sot of Wool Gard>, with all appertain* ittg iiittcbinervis good new. Pall soon or you lose a bargain. / •>* •’ TODD Fcbriiir’ •*./ 26 Broad Street. FACTORY YARNS. I AAOTORY YARNS of all Nos.. Osnaburgs. Shirting X Sheet in g./tripes. Cottminden Ae..conMtantly on hand ntd for sale if Factory price**, by Oct tt / J J TODD East Alabama Female College, Tr.sKKOKK, Macon Covntv, Ai.iiama. IOCATEI) in ‘L’uskogee, a village far-buued for its j healthful climate and rclined sixdety, the college is ••asy of aivess from east and west by the Montgomery and Mi st Point Rail Road which passes at the distance of four miles, and from tin* upper and lower country by excellent roads. The public may feel assured that the high standard of education hero adopted will never be lowered. It is our determination to present at all times an institution whose faeilities for instruction shall justly claim for it a posi tion among the first in the country. These are. au ele gant and commodious edifice, erected at a cost of some forty thousand dollars—a large and able corps of instruc tors —a well selected library—; good apparatus and a ca binet, prepared with special reference to tin* wants of the college. The boarders enjoy pom liar advantages. They have flic privilege of membership in a literary society, meet ing weekly for rehearsals, reading and exercises in coin position. One hour on Sabbath afternoons is spent by j tlieni in,giving an analysis of the morning sermon, and i in other exercises de.-igueil to cultivate a taste for reli gious truth. They also attend monthly levees conducted , by the governess and other members of the* faculty. Their dormitories ore all carpeted, well warmed and ven tilated, and furnished with every needful comfort. Re sides hoarding at the same table with tin* President and others of the Faculty, they are under tli eonstunt super \ isiou of the governess who directs them in all matters pertaining to their habits of study and roei-eatimi. ami to ; tin* eiiltivation of their manner.-. or mi; it 8. Literary Depart in cut. Hi.xiiV A. Bacon. A. >l.. President. Mental and Moral S'ienc**. Gj.okoi; \\. Thomas. A. M.. Higher Mathematics mid Ancient Languages. J. KRZECZEOWSIt!, French, Italiau and German. Miss Imm WTli.ia.ms. I Agie. Rhetoric and lli-ton. Mrs. N. T. Taylor. English Blanches. Mi-- M E. Womack. Preparatory C!lar>'*--. Musical Department. Dr. M. Uaii’ii.ktt, principal, f!|MOl> GIKSILKR,) Mr-. \. I'. ‘I’wLOK. ; Assi-tants. Miss bvniA lioor. J OniaiiM utal Depart mem. Miss 1,, if. ituin, Principal. Miss Assistant. KoKriliug Departmeitt. Mi-s L. 11. Rj;n. Governess. Mr. ifAMr.sox La.mi:j;. tit*ward. Mrs. Emily K. I.vnuk, titewarden-. Mrs. Lccixua I'vrrox, Assistanta.ml \m>e. Calender* V i-t Term, from 8* pt. *2Jd to Dec. 2Jd, iuclusivr. ! ‘> inter Vacation, tuu Dec.2ith t Jan. 7th, incliiriv*-. 8 eond Term, from Jan. Bth to April sf.h* inclusive. Third Term, from April Utli f* July Uth. inclu.-ive. 9*uiuiu( i’ Vacation, from July iißh toß*pt. 22d. inclnsive, r.*iiifiierii*i*iiieiil of lß*ji. ou W ednesday, July mli. .\m ry KipeiHes. Primal''y Gla*s*- }(•*'* form v 7 00 D .t (’ do 10 On A V do L’ 00 f'ollegc do If. t*o Board, including lights and washing jr. term. JO Oo lbniks. statiom ry, materials, tC., furnished al |o” pi n es. Kvtru Kjpenae*. Mmlei u Languagi s, per term ,i 7 ••*.* Dra wing, Etubroidery,(,'heuilh*, >Vax or Fancy W**rk, per term ;> do W . t* r t'sdors. |K*r Verm lu Oo Hi! I'aiutiug, pel* term Id IKi I’iatn*. Guitar, or Vi'fliu, per term I*. n. I -* of liistrumeDts for U s.-ons ami practice. per 1* rui 2 *0 llarp, ; nclu*Jing use of inslruujent, per term... 2’* oo 1 ’J'hosc who ‘lisigu tutoring for the l)r*t tiw* at the be giiiDiu.g of tin* next term, “ill tiu*J it to their advantage to correspond with the Pfcsidcnt on that siibjccL November 21, tl TPSKKFKK female college, ‘t'uskegee. Macon County, Alabama. Facility. Her. A. A. LIPSCOMB, \K fb, Prtwiifeiit. ILv. MARK S. ANI*KK'VS, A. M., I’ioU.--„i of Ancient l.:iuguagcs and Mntliematics. Rev. GIiORUK V. PRICK. A. M.. Professor of Enjtlisb Literature. K. J.. KUNCK, Professor of Music. Mrs. ADKUUA J. HASS. A~qstnt TraHirr of Music. Mrs. CIIAKLOTTJJ M. M. RKKI*. Priiwipftl of tWo Priuiary Department. HO A RDINO lit; FA K I'M UN I. Mr- OCTAVIA S. RAIUIA . ritnSTRKs. Dtivid Clo|itou, Ksi|., President. R. K. Ligon, Ksfj., .Stic’v. Rev. I*. Perrv. .1. 1). Porter, Treasurer. 11. H. Dowell. J. IV’. Willis, K“<( Arnold Seals. ,1. I>. llilhro. |t. K. Anthony iS. Dent. Job Thompson. Mon. 1.. Alesonder. Dr. It. if. Ilow'iird. R. I-. l(oward. iitr>rKi> ox tilt. t’AHT <M rtiv; i;oNr;i;;sei* M. K. Ciunteil. ALABAMA. Rev. M. S. Andrews. Rev. .1. A. Heard. S. Armstrong. “ **. R. Ulue. T. .1. Kosrer. t\ OFtICIO. Itr.v. K. I. Hauiill. Rev. T. (V. Doiinun, D. D. W. R. Neill. “ If. Kllersoii, I*. D. i.'umcr, IDuiict. —A large and eomniodi otts Imiltliiijr, planned liv tin- lies;!; in'chitectti ral talent, ittnl elected ill the ntotst hiibbtautia! iiiiiuner. is now nearly ready for the reception ol pupils. Feeli no the {treat importance of space and comfort for the educational uud do mestir interests of the Institution, the Trus tees liave spared neither pains nor expense to meet the demands of utility ami lieuuty in the (•oustruction ol the edefice. Knt iatiovai. F vt’ i lit ms. — A new and val uable Apparatus lias been purchased for the t'ldleop, Galenrfs of tlinerals. Fossils and < iiriositie- have also been provided. Stated (Vnirsed of J,enures oil Science, Art and Lite rature. will be iTelivereil. Oi'BNiNf;,- The first, term will commence on the. second Monday in Fe’ rnary, lJSoij. Ti u'is. Itoard, inclmling washiug, fuel and lights', will be funiislied at !*<lJ JO per month. Tuition fees will lie at the ordinary rates. Rkmaiik-. The present, oircnlar is merely designed to give notice of the approaching opening of the College, and to afford a gener al outline of its plans and objects. The puli lic may rest assured that the. Trustees, in co operation with the Faculty, will use all proper and possible menus to render the Institution worthy of a cordial ami generous support.— The. remaining otticer- ot the Faculty will be elected as: soon as circumstances allow, and it is confidently expected that in a short time the t'ollegc will bes lly organized in all the de partments of < thorough and efficient elucida tion. Acknowledging with gratitude the earnest and liberal sympathy which this enterprise has so generally received, and thankful to that kind Providence which lias conducted it to its pres ent stage of promising usefulness, the, Trus tees have now the happiness to announce the near fulfillment of their long cherished wishes. The location of the t'ullege is as healthy and agreeable a- could be desired. It is perfectly accessible, and vet -iiHicieutly retired for tlie purposes of a moral, intellectual and womanly culture. Its expense- will be made as mode rate a.- practicable, and a faithful, parental guardiiiusbip will lie exercised over all who may be. eoinmitted ♦.. the charge of the Insti tution. TOBACCO. t *• Hum Toluieco. various lirarnls, rai viveil amt tor ‘t*J tale l>y JAMES LIGON. I WISH POTATOES. • ) .“% Bai r. I veliow Irish*'l'oiatoe., rn siveit amt b.j .ala 4|/ by JA.MKSJ.MON. TROY FACTORY WARE ROOMS, BAST SIK BROAD ST., IVOS. a* ao. K. JEFFERSON A GO. S 1 ul)u\obßtabluhineot busu-o]>eoeilTJ’ its s.uio auii VVure-Koom with a full assort ■ Jfi* ujtut, couqirixing tl>efollowing urttil<--< otflcl SBBl recent, iiiumithctiire unit of the very best luutoriuts, viz: IteilsteiKls, of vuiiiiu# latltrue, varying in julk from * t to jao. l UAlH'.—-t'oltagiy BuStuli. Jtockltig, ttrtice Ui'tttfry Nurse s, Childrens, uud Dining. ‘leu-. Uucklth.—Common Pine, Cedur and Jnnl|.ei l.rass uud iron hound, of various sizes. t'HUKNs.—Coiumou Pino, Cedur unit Juniper—tuas, an.l irou liouud. of various sizes. WELL BUCKETS, BOAT BUCKETS. WAIIDItOUGS, WABHHTANDS, TABLE.-, Besides many other articles for hutise tm nisliluo’ and ,1... uiestic pur]>oes. All orders I• 1 1 at the \\ureu'uoui or directed toE.te. Jettersoii .’c Cos., from country merchant* and nthej- will he promptly attended to. The Factory is - diluted ill a section which affords fui uhuuduut supply nf Oak. Iliukur.v. Bem h. Walnut. Ann, Pine. Asti, Poplar, t'liiua. Ac. Hl*‘lj.u:i U. JEI FLU.SON. JAM)** HAMILTON CohimbuH, Ga., Oct. J, lbOo. On, ‘no. m. THE BRITISH PERIODICAU*. A Nl> THl:! F'AMMlifH’tS &UZD. tireui reduction in the price of the fatter publication. 1.. .-Cult ,v C,,., Nr.iv \ ork, ceutiuilO to publish the 1.1 l""lujt leading Kiitish Periodicals, \iz: TilE LONDON ql/AItTLKLY (Couservatliei fill. i:i)iN(iiuii:t;ii iteview (Whig). THE NOItTII IttMTISII HEVIKW (Fnc t t.m.h; Till; WESTAIIN.STEK KEVII'.U iLil.eralJ. BLACKWOOD .- KDf.XIII Ittill MAGAZINE r l'.n>>. II'IIF. great and impot taut events —Religious, Poltu.al, A and Militarj--now World, give to these Pulillcatiotiu au iulercat runt ralui tlu.y never Imliire poHsebaed. ‘fhey occupy n avidflj. ground Leuvenu Oh- hastily written news items, truth speculations', uud (lying rumors ..| the iieWfpaper, at,* the iKUideniue Teu the liisloiiau. mitten long alttu tlie living interest in the fuels tie records shall haw passed away. The pmgre; sos the IVor in the East ofYu- I'ies a large space in their ji.cfc.H. Every meveiuent i, closely criticised, wlieilier of friend or r.f foe, and cui short-coniines fearlessly pointed mil. The lei ter ill oro the Crimea uud from the Baltic in Ulackwood'n Massilut. from two us its most inipiilur contributors, ttlve a nioi. iutolliv.ihle and reliable account ot the moieu.entsoi ih; : real lielligerents Ibatcun elpewliere I.e found. These Periodicals ably represent the three great polli. ■ parties of tile :i lliquin VVhie. Torv,amt Badroul,- ’ hut politics lorms only one feature of tiled ehauactej i A< Organs of the ne . i profound writer, on Srianca, liu | rat in, Morality, amt Itnligion, they land, m, they ev.r have stood, unrivalled in the world of letteis, tnliis, ion fidere.f indispenSMhle to the scholar and the proteiJoiuU man. while to iln iut< Id cut reader of every . dv-a lurnish a more corn'd and satisfactory record ot the rn< icut literature ot the day. ihronghuUt the vtotld. thui. ran he poenildj obtained from any other soui<, Early Copies. Tin receipt of . n/ounce Shift- from tl<e BiuLdi pul.hxl, <rs ‘ives additional value to the.-,- Iteprints, copedoty dm in the present , veiling state- of European &rt.ui, fa, iisinnch as they enu now ho placed in the handaol eat scribers about as as the orioiicil cdilion.. Terms. Pei aim Fur any oneul the lour reviews sv i„. For any Imi of th, four Itevievvs j (•.< for any ibre,- of tlie four id-views V hu For all four of the Keviews it v. Foj’ Biccl, eon ltd Magazine i fvt tor ittachvvnod and three Beviews ‘J (si tor iliac It wood and the four Iteviews 10 t*vi Pay incuts to he marti’ in alt case* in advance. Mossy vul l'*; 111 in the Mate where i,sued will hr received at |-s Ululiltn|(. A disc.nut of tueot.y live per cent, trout the nbove JS .• oea will be allowed to Gluts ordering direct ftt-ua E. fs ou A Cos., four or more copic of any one or mo:o nfUm she > uoi l.s. Thus: Four copies >.| Hlwkwood, ur of viirtt, view, will bo scut to one additsn fori'.'; (bur copies otths four lit vi.-ws ami l.'lacitwood l'ur.VtMl; end soon. Podagf. In all the priucipal cities and iv>wuc,tbe.-e tvwLs wrU be. ilolivttrctl, freo ol portage. Wht neut by mall, th* pc. ia;<t to any part nf the L'uiU'd btufe,- will be but fuv;. ty'Joiu’ i.ruU a year thr ‘'Blackwood.' 1 aod hut fi-.c, ‘.•at i veal-for <;oli ot tbeltovicws. TIIE FAKHEH’S CftiJDE To .-l ieni lit. and Practical A|r<ciihnrc. By IK-dry Stephen- F. It. f. of Edinburgh, and the'fen, J. I’. Norton, t'ruftrvor of .-eiontitlc A(jvkullu( U Vide College, N.,-v llHveu. C voir. Koyat Octavo IWi |,ages,-atnt nniru rolls Wood ami iterl Tbi.-: is, cool'.—cilly, ttie laoat i-.nuplete woib 00-Aist I etillute ever inihlhlnd, amt io order 0/ (live it a Mn Icireulafiou lie. laitili-hvis have revolved to reduce ft.. price to Ftvr Oiillm. ror the Two Vainnotit VV hi'U zent hy until t|et-liaid) to GiliEinuiand Orae-'-a. th- pi ic. will lm y,. To miy other part of the Union ai.d to Caomla. (post-paid e <( . XWeTbia work Is not thaoi* j “Hook ul the Farm.” Kemittaiices for any of the, ahoie jiUhlti.atJoii& i.-ytile j always be urtdresued, iior;l-raid, tu the Filbllaher. l.liON AKD, SCOTT i CO , So. hi fluid ftrret, New VtsrU -OUTIIERX NITLITARV ACAOKWV ’* FREDON lA, CHAMBERS COUNTY, Al.x G. V. HILIi, Eisy., Principal autl KroprlMoz^ Mi l. N. VV. ARMSTRONG, Gradual* of tba) state Military Academy. South Carolina. > Ascizuua.i lli.. H TNA.VI .v Cu.. J.S. HARK Ft!, A. it.J i ‘ i *Ht Fourth si'hoUeti'i Year of tbi, AiaJraij loro J mencedon Monday, January 16th 1866. and will eon tbi lie. iii sr.-sina di.riua forty vv r - 6 s As thin Academy received very liberal azabUMU* ttuia tlie Stict-3 at the t-s-l se<s,jou nf ihe Degtalature. there will tie uo charge for tuUioti. On euteriiig tin. tn-ilmtlun .i initiation fee of twenty dollar* will be r-qiifodof e*;/. Omlel. ev-ept rin Ii a- come under the tlie following pr., vi-i.iu. viz: , F.K'.'fi cmuly in the State ut Alabama ia entitle At. id.' <oo j uni- Cadet free nf charge. Such Cadet to be aelecUA •> j th* Judge of Probate and County Couitiit>,iioui i, Iron. -.unit men a- sre lateuted, ileeervioa nml of good moral 1 character. Orphans abould receive Ibe [ireferenc. COURSE OF STUDIES. Spelling, JleuiJiii;.. Wiiiiuu. A lit ii me tic. (iianiDiM. i,-i>p>ra.|;hy and Uislury. Algwbni, (ieointtry; Plato, Descriptive and Anatyti, ai Trigiiumuetry, Culeultis, Shadows amt Perspective, Natu inland Mmal Phili.sophy.C'tu'Oiiatry,Conveyancing 1. 1,11 stitMtunial Law. Aucieut l.augiia'jrs; t reie h. Civil er.d Military F.iiguieeriiig. Surveytny. Mechanics and .Vs truDuniy. Tacticn will t.e tanglit at siieti tiiin-s h. iud I.* interfere with tin- regularetndii'H. ‘The dis"i|diue vviit lie eutiirced. UNf FORM. 11l e-s Cmit of (in > Cadet l.'lul b, i.tnudiug idlar. IrUulued with convex metallic lint loud aud sixteenth -Inch biu. k chilli, aii iii'iling tu tlie usual style; Pauls of Giey Cloth witli lilack stripe mi the outer seam one aud an eighth iii “li- in w i.itli—to lie worn till the iirsl of May White I'unls from Ist May till September. ‘The uniform i- not tu lo- worn except on Kn*ral ( noire, and s.ueh special am-Jons as the Milllarv liisliro to muy direct. Tin- A Hide lily Buildings ale large and welt miHLOe.T and the locution ie eniiueutly haaltby. Board e.ia be prm ined Itojil el!{ht loteu dollars a moatb The prineip.il will so direct the ediieulioo of ht.s pupus He. if pusrilile, In lllltliu iBI'UI plactical lltld IJSellll UlUi The ev|ierieiii e and qualilicatious of the instructor will entitle ltd- I n-iilutioii. in a liifl) degree, to pvil.ll: routiJniee. F. A. /ACMARY ify-dJei Swartary of the Kmud of Visitors. KOIt SALE ON CONSUiNJIKhT, I >A! *l\ side . Iliillis. Semi Oats, ttud Ctiru. ilv I HUGHES A U VNIFi . Jan J.-—TI SIIIKEK HARDEN SEE I*. Crop a.- ood an the best, warranted Xrsstt j 1 now on hand mid to arrive, nt .1 J. TtllJtl S. December II -hi Broad Street NEW < .PA RTJVKRKIIIP. ‘l'fft: iimlerrigiied have entered Into the GUOCirt 1 I BUSINESS, iiudcr the nrrn aud name cl tilbu VVAY. ULEi.KI.EV A CO. Vie. will tirep ronaiaritiy c.ry limn* a In)*’ ‘” -lock of choice (lrftivrhe. 11. A. KtDOWAY A. D. t DECKLE If VI. If. HONEY, •Hmblf II.M.ctiECKU.V VALI'AHtiK PROPERTY. ‘l'Vvo Vdlualile young itegru Uriels Lay- sm, 1 eva, and ouo of the most derireble aud cou-'KSjfl veuioutly arranged Hesldenrevin the city, Pa t* 2 *-” -ale ou resionnhle terine. A. K. AYER April 7. 18id 11 K!1 Rni.vd Stir-u l'ur mere, Your Imrrrvt to Here. r.f k ()()() LBS. Chandler A Co’* very superior IFt •/* ’* /* ‘ tied .Sides, in hau'lsooi” boxes of about I'lO lbs. eiwh. Packagea to you ul'o a half ‘*Ut per Ft less tLnii .mull lots. Come up and buy no leas than a package. Just receivefl and lor sate hy viuii'h :i. JAMES LIGON, tOAlt V A HD. rnilo.SK wishing I,'HAL for orates, ran be supplied at I. Aid per Ton. bv calling: on joiin w noWARii, Nov J 7 Agent.-clmaCoal Mine Comptoy UOUffiTK V BI'TTKH. POUUTRV, *c. \ .N excellent article ot Countiy flutter, POULTRY. Ac. for calc at J J TODD ii, February 16. 66 Broad Strexv.