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TOLUMBUS: NDA V MORNING, OCT. 29, 1865 City ud Ceoiitry dfcalttion. 11 rn h rmofli wiu»|Wi»vmi. , trial *;ori<•«* nudenoa of lb* Son and Time*. MILbeUGKVIi.Le, Oct. 2(i. 1865. W lji e the Delegates, under tbe request cl the Presid'int, have retired from the fur the purpose of appropriating ' I h*ve concluded to drop you* lice W-rJo <'f a regular report. Under a •• hr-pfit t», tuber sun,” made ilaaeiual by t)u ii tu ml tVcbutrr, tbu proceedinga oi ib. C mention trill redound to the honor iijij glory f this groat btatc. The w;s dim, |.ikU:otisui aud eloquence t>f the Su * *ft here Msomtded, Here (ss Pres id ■ t { ,l me Gonvnntion) aits the eloquent U. \ . .tiilinseu Tbe vensrable Charles J 'cabins (the personification el Out •.isticrt “ srfiuss asst is ihe bosom of Hod »uJ aboss voice is tbe harmony el the noi'id ") (sots tbs dig allied Chairman of the Committee of thxterm Here ib .fijjHifia Hill, ‘•taiiht’ul amo rig the laitb t»t to tfia Constitution and the Union Auer under, lime is Holt, Williams and '.’happen, Floyd and Cabanm, the iuoor. t uptlble Hare are bundrado of village UaUidnus aud oountry Cromwells, guilt Use of their cooutry'e blood. Under suco igtlosnces, against the wind, against the tide, the old ship of State will steady with uptight heel, aud purified by tbe fires of the late revolution, she wit! icro after escape tne roca oi disunion and tbe ~Wtrtriponl of consolidation i should elate to you that Judge Jink, iushasnota oannidale for President, of the Conveutiou. The vote ue received sue bill a voluaiary tribute to his vir tnve ob a man, his learning as a Judge, and big purity as a etatesmau. lie has tr.any frlendo herewbc would be glad to ■i o him elected Governor. Ooi. 27th, —Dr. L. Pierce delivered a ,'smiou (or rather a lecture) last uigfit at the MeUiodia;. Church from the text-- “Blw.ied is the people whose God is the Lord. The “ edd roan eloquent’’- -the JSentor of the Georgia Divines, impressed u his hetrnrs the importance of having i plain Recognition of Christianity placed in out Cl tie Constitution He will lecture again ou Civil Law to-morrow night. U. A. AL AU Confederate Congressmen wit! re anHihar J. M. Leach, of North Carolina, tie was elected in 1804 as a “Peace Can tijitc.' lie introduced resolutions in the Congress at Richmond looking to an tiuuorabl* settlement of the war without further bloodshed, lie is a man of aluli iy; hu:* been solicited by friends in his dkdri, t to become a candidate for Con gres*. Ue declines becoming acandidaie, because, as be save, if elected, be cannot mis the Teel Oath, tie declares “it should bathe paramount object of every trne man to see that no obstacle is thrown in the way of the great work of rehabita uon.'f 1. 1 lut) TeuuasMe Legislature- a tew days k<7 1.4. * n Mr. Waters from.MaJisou omiuty intt.H(«u«d a.blll requiring the Uomptrol- Jer 10 pay members their salaties .u gold, : OSits equivalent. Tbs Mil was referred. The lltinols Legislature made a move i» Ui« same direction in 1863, but, the project failed. r i rcßties of i-obch between the Arapa nous and Cheyennest and the Government currmljllotseis Lave,ueen ooucludod, and other tribes of Indians have given pledges ivi sign ihu treat iea agreed-upon, as thus v. war wHh th» wild Indians of the plains will be averted General Upward, in an a interview with the Mayor of t’barlestou, stated that he hspst! nrrcagemouts would soon be made entirely satisfactory to the community in relation to ibe Frcedmen’e Bureau. Gen. llowati was to visit the islands, and eubseqjently Columbia. A Lt .I has been presented In tho Tenues see Legislature "to discount debte owing by loyal pereous to rebels.” It provides tfca when a loyal debtor's property has been lesssoed by the war, debts due dis loyal creditors shall be discounted in the saute proportion A cave is being excavated near Nash ville, which enters the rocks in the Ohst tanroga KailroaJ, out but little beyond Steliei's Browry, which is supposed to be a den of robbers, and it is thought gome of them may now be in there. nteaby. Since the execution of Chtmp Furgu son, at ITaalivilJe, certain parties, familiar with Col. Meshy's war history, are inter e:tiug themselves with a view to bring sui. against him i i>e Adams Exproaa Company at all petals south of Louisville passes into the Band* of the Sou’htrn Express Company -a tbs Ist of January. Both companies i-re virtually the same institution. lijc. A. H. Stephens passed through ■Atlanta, tta., last Thursday morning en Lis way to Crawfordville. It is said that Beta' bofcms perfectly grey since hie imprisonment. C-tnrjfU dletbodteC Conference. Tho Georgia Annual Conference of the Methodic, Episcopal Churoh will convene ,n Mscoa v n >lro loth of November. it ii slated by a Mississippi paper that Beo ammQ Humphries is the only Whig ever elected Governor of that State. A case of practical amalgamation oo tarred at Lawrence, Kansas, not long sinoo. The couple were driven from the country. HfeMhe purpose of practicing law. Georgia State Convention.' SECOND DAY, fipwiat Corretpondmce o( tbo bua and Time*. MII.LhDOIVILtB.Oot 26, 1805. j 3 A o’clock, V M. T EVENING EIEBSION. The Cunvtntnu adjourned until Xj o’oli ck P. M. The ordinance of elections being under consideration, u reported by tho com mit. ee of six.ecu, we,i carried. Aye l , 2'Ll; nayii, .15. The following is the ordinance : A tt OB WHO MCE, To establish Congrc.Hsioual I)it-tricts, and to provide fir < orlairi cict/riotiS : The people of Oeargin in Convention ,/.»• snnlde.it, do onlairl, That eoufortniug to the last, apportioumeut of tnuoibere of the*lloust, of JlapfeiiiUitttiver of the United Btaioe Congress, there shall be in the Plate of Georgia seven Cod v rsi siunat Districie, constituted as follow, ■jutil changed by act of the General A Stimbly, viz ; The First DsHct shall include ihe comities of tTiaiiuiai, Bryau, Li’ n , VL iutosfi, Wayne, Glynn, Cauiile: , Charlton W’»■-*, Pieroe, Appling, Tatn&ll, Bullock, Ltlingham, , ■ riven, tmanurl, Monigumory, iuifsir, Coffee, Clinci’i, Echols Lonudes, Berrien, Irwin, Lau itius, JofitD-on, Brooks, Colquitt and Th. mas Tue Second District shall includ'd th* cournies of Decatur, Early, Milter, Do ktr, Mitchall, Worth, Dooly, Wilcox, Po Uski, Houston, Viiioun, .vlarioa, Cnatta hooobßH, 3ucnter, Vfebsisr, Stewart, tjumuau, Clay, Calhoun, Rjudolpo, Ter rell, stud Dougherty. Tbe Xbi .1 District shall include tl ? cuuntiss of JUusC’.gee, S-hiey, Taylor, Talbot, llrrriu, Truttp, .Merri wether, Heard, 0.-weta, iayell*!, Clayton - , Car roll. Campbell, Harralsoa autt Paulding. The Fourth District shall luolude *.h« counties of Upaou, Pike, lipau! ling. Hen ry, Newton, ftiuts, Mfituoe, Crawford, Bibb, Twiggs, VvTlkiusun, Baldwin, Jones, Jaipur <*«d Putnam. The Fifth Dint not shall include .’he counties o( Waahlagi >n, .fsßareoa, Burke, Richmond, iitir soi L, Hancock, Warren, Columbia, Line Pi, Wilkes, 'l'adiafarr, - , Greene, Morgan, Oglethorpe tied Elbert. The Sixth District shall include the counties of Milton, Gwiaett, Walton, Clerks, Jaccmn, Madif-m, Hart, I’l-aislt lin, Banks, Uail, Forsyth, Pickens, Daw son, Lumpkin, Wbitß, ilabsrohatu, Ra bun, Towns, Union, Fannin and fTiltnsr. Tbe DuvomU Uistrict ehtil inolu io toe counties of be bath, Fuitun, Ccbb, Polk, Fluy.t, Bartow, Oberokce, Gordon, Chat tooga, Welker, Whitfield)• Murray, t'w tonsa and Dade. Sec. 2 —There eha.lt I e held, on the 16th day of November w it, « general slectiuiiiiiibeoever.il counties aud elec tion distrirlff ut this State for Governor, Senators (bj Senatorial (its!rut?) and Represcntaftves (by Counties) to the General Assembly, in conformity to the Constitution wtikh this Convention may adopt, and of members of tbo House oi Represantativss of tbs Duited States Congress by districts as herein before arranged, one member t v raoh dißirict. Sko J Tbo elec ion herein ordered i-ball beconduoted, and retards thereof made, as is uow by the coda of Georgia provi. ded. Bec 4th.—Aad the Convention do further ordain, That (he «!«(-.ion for Mayor and AUlortnen of (be city of Ca vaunah shall beheld ou the Ist Wednes day in Deoetuber, in the preeeuh year, and tliat. at snob election all laws apper taining thereto shall be in force etoept. ttio law loqiiiriug (he registry of voters. Mr. Chap'pelt—A resolution to rhauge the ruiss us iha Convention as to the call of the ayeu and nays. Joshua Hill—A resolution to request Gen. Tillsun, oi the Freedman’s Bureau, to address the Convention to morrow night. Conveuiiou adjourned until o’clock to-morrow. G. A. M l UIUD DAY. MILLIiDOfiVILtK, Oct. 27. MORNING SESSION. Convention aid according to adjourn. ment. Prayer by IVjv Mr. fcTinn Mr. Barnes of Columbia—A resolution to authorise tho luetuberu of Ihe Conven tion to ratuam with tliair Lata on during the sittings of too Convention. Lost. (fov. Johnson cornu uuk.ated a tlos.it meut and latior appertaining to a oh a tig* of ihn police regulations, flow Gen. 1.." sou Referred to Ihe committea cf tug. teen. Mr. Goode of Houston—An ordinance to declare certain laws, conttseis pool decrees, made aud passed nnoe the ordi nance of secession, to bo valid end legal Referred to committee cf ir.xtoeu. Mr. Holley of Troup—-To appoint a alerts for commit tee of sixieon. Fassed Mr Doyal of BpaUmg—To exempt certain properly from execution and 3sle Laid on the table. Mr. Cohen cf Chatham-—A mol a to take a recess uutU SJ o'clock P. AL, in order to give time to the cotamitLse ol sixteen to report buss or as for the action of the Convention. Passed. O. A. M. Additional from the Macon Tvlegraph. GOTBKNOa’s MJtiSSAGS. The following message from his Excel lency, James Johoeou, v.-os delivered to the Convention, by L. H. Briscoe, hi* secretary: Exkcuxiv s Oixxcb, \ MUIe-igeville, Ga., Oct. 29, 1865. j Gentlemen cf the Convention .- Brig. Gen. fiUson, ae'ir.K assistant commissioner of tie bureau of refugees, freedmen and abandoned lauds, It .a com municate! to me a propotitnu on « sub ject, to which I invye your attention. You will find it contained tn tno copy of hi* letter, hereto attached. Not having power to confer jurisdic tion in courts, or to piesenbe the mode of trial of offenders, I could not enter in to the arrangement If main, and execu ted in good faith, by the officers designs ted, it will, in my judgment, tend much to an sarly removal of martial law. J. Johnson, Pro. Gov. cf Ga The Utter of Gen. Ttlson, alluded to in the above message, is in substance lie represents to the Governor that the Bu reau is embarassad lu the administration of justioe, and in tho regulation of the colored population, by a lack of a suffi cient number of officers in the army to •at in all the countios of the State; that the objcc'o us the Bureau, and the wel fare of tbo community, would bo very ranch promoted If the Convention would authorize Liw> to appoint, in tiro various oouatli sos i lie Stine, where there aro no mtlilaty authorities, Maglstratcfi and Or dinarbis t> act a- agenie of the Lureau; that in waking suoli app riutinenta be would lie governed by the fttneda of the uipllcault requiring only that, euoh egente, in the disohnrgo of thoir duties, should adminiotor cituple juctico without regard o condition or color. This rind the flrM motsage of the Gov ernor wu« referred totheCommiltue of 18, Mr. Duproe, of Twirls: I oiler the following reeolution ■ Re*nlce<l, Thai a oommission consisting of two persons, be appointed by bis Lx oelleuoy, the Frovioional Governor of Geotijia, ii prepare ami report to the tier’ Legislature, what laws will bo neceessiy and proper, in oonsequenoe ol the alter <,‘.on3 made in the fundamental law rind especially to prepare and sub mit a mode for the regulation of labor, ’ th* protection and government of the oMcii-ed population of this Ntaie, and that t Legislature fir tbs compensation ut eaid ootnuiieulon. I olu. ,on was referrad to tbe Com (i, -.ttM f 16. Too I'icstdent announced as follows tbe Cointni tee to petition (be President to pavd on Jefferson luvis, A H. Stephens ;.?id other prisoners, under tbo resolution of Mr. /.nteraoa of Chatham ; Cook, of M ,oou Mathews, of Ogltihorpe- Bsf foLt, of M , rgaa ,- Hook, of Washington. 1 HE LATEST NEWS LAISE rfiOM £(7it OP a—ASteiVAL OF THE ferE'AIUEE AVDIOE. HALiiti, 0;t 26—The sfettiuer Afc«- c>«. wuh I vorpool dates to the 14t‘j, has arr.vh Livaspo-Oat 14.—Sales of cotton :u ony 45,000 imltS, l.icludiug 12,000 tc exporiero a.id rpscuiat ra. The in nr kit 010 ad uuo.i (tiit, with au advaara us J to 4(1 LieadslfiffM q.iie.t.a .1 e.eady. Provij ions firm and quiet Loudon, 00.. 14 Cf.n®uls dosed at 384 io 80 fc.- iujuwy. i aKeJ flutes 5 20’e GT trrf.S The N*■ :..no Cittk ot Belgium has ad tauood ftia rata of di.couut of 5 p*r oont The f. axell l arreaponJenae attracts groat -l eiuL/u and in itch eduoral cotu meht. Hqc io «retieraliy tipreesed thst it wid c tue to ia amicable Boluticn. l'lie Timpi says (be position i.-ten by .lie liri leh tfavm-nuirait vciil preclude has!-# from the depreda'iona of t'oufedo laii cm st.ra heiog reterred to tils pro posed coin tniei. tone rs. Teatap arreiita oontiuue Madktd. Oct 10—Great increase in ti e cholera here y eater day—s4o cases, and 170 doathu durtug (ho day Genet a, piinic prevails rttOM WABVXSOTON. WxsßiiiGroH, Oct. 25 --Official ml op. cianuD s’a'c:, that President Juare?. wae at El t’.is > oa U, i 2u rt September, uartaii twenty isreqali-.i for comma air a uott bet ./eeu J'd Fuji ani the city of Mexico (no • t .i.ila.nation of Maximilian, dated Or-t©bet- 24, that Juarez had aban doned ii *> native land is discredited in diplomat>c circles The Wiu. Military (V.imnisaion hat artjourne < and -uLmHiud (heir findings to (ue President. The result cannot, with certainty, t,e known until officially pforavilyaveu. A Bpeolai to flic N Y Herald, dated j, October dlt.U, »»ya it is re ported that IViisr has been found guilty and v.ill be banted on Friday next. .IgtW JSEflf. OIiLEANS xlsw OfcT.cixs, Oct. 26—Got. Wells i 6 ecuva'y <ng(i;s.t orgauiziag the State Militia n ..<»r ,„s tho ai puiiittnent of Colonels tu ea.cn pai ikh. Most of them taro pui.T.!itcuL Coqtoderaie array* uffioors. Gen UaU-iuc-n iia» called on the city poL. elct ;iii.. vt all negro \agrauis aud turn theta over io the Trovoat Mavehal for the Freedman s Bureau. • THIS SOU. H CAKOIINA ULUCTIONS. New Yobk, Om. 25.—Tho Herald’s Oharl- .it■ n mlrrespondent says that Jus. L. O.f ilk-- lo.tivad a najoriiy of votes for Gotsruof in Charleston, and that the mere:-iids and working-men's ticket for the legislature is successful. Go. ferry lira written to Secretary fiewcf-l that tie will c-jutiuue to perform the dude ' of the office until relieved by tho Pres if tit The World's correspondent nys that everyGiU-N icdlcatoa that Wade Hampton is elect'd c\ u!tj Carolina. To ovideuoa cf this, ie cues the voien polk 1 1j 1 n -i'ii-aton, and lu the election {in a < f Binkley, conpc<e>l of the par ts jus t-c-iudni'l In the judicial district of G ; ' <t< t, cuL-ido of the corporate lim iiii ti city. 1 the city r.f Charleston the vote s'suls 1. O.r, TBS; for Wtae Hampton, 651. I- Git- 1 arbbes jnst ineni' uel the vole a: Aide 225 iipr Hampton, aud 61 for Orr, leaving Hxr.pi.on a msj iritycf forty votes in this Diat.net alone. The South Car. Itjia I glslatuve, lately elected, arsemblcd iaex rsßeuuiou to-day. exit. Bswaxb ii cuiuLssioa. Geo. IIowt>: and, mini iilerviow with the Mayer, Connell and citinsns of Charles ton, said that until the brato allowed fre«iiia«n to testify in the Courts tha bu reau would not >-n abolished.- Howard also Bald be ' ou-1 be very chary of sur reuderto £' th - bi*te to wivil Inw until them wr.s *cv@vo ! ; :b of euirage* oa tlve blacks. G c Howard ; .ave encouraging rcpt-.es tc t ..o {lanmra etnitag the rtStora tiou of thvH property. u« istutdi es tsblising Gousu > consist of army offi cers and two i b Joct to take Cogairance f, r tiie pr-.m . tom -o’.n-s affecting negro, s. 11; iw -s t addressed the negroes a eng the coast, and then left for the State Capiat to confer with Gov. terry. A largo amount of proparty has been restored to the c- .-cubs of C-uar!esi.-n. FBc:d v.'ASHr.’Grr-M. Washioigiou, Oct. 22.— A sofietne fur the colonir -tio •• . f the irrcdmen of F.oti dn ha been laid befarauha Eecrotnry of i he laleriu-. It is thought ti nt Gen. Briscoe's *ic. teaca will re made as light »a possible. Gsri. Negrete with a body of men, .taied do ba 5,000, has Uu Ghihuscua ctceely puisuau by Gea. Bainc urt. Jfe grelo destroyed L'g artillery and amuiu uition and disbanded his man. MiacruAKXors New 1 obk, Oct. £s. Tcxsa is Ike only Scutheaa State which has not ca'.lvd a Convention fur reconstruction under the President's Proclamatlcn. Collector Kin'tendered the miJitorship cf the Customhouse to G<m. Bpinner, who would not accept; but the Secretary cf the Treat ury told him his serv ices were indispensable at Wsshiegtou. The f' 1 6s if invention of Florida met to-d»y hon. rn-tiMAii ivov. L ptaßi*oNT. Hoa. Tnunan Clark, Qumptmller of Currenev, aas wtittea t-reiMy <o die card of Gov Pieipnnt, in whioh. the lat( -r dc nlop that h« ever assf rte>l that the people of the 8o«F U would not eufcmit to Le taxed to pay'the national debt./ Mr. Clark un qualifiedly aaserta that be did express such sentirurnte, and that, too, in inde cent and uugenileuxtnly language; and that ho thereupon ordered him to leave his office. Mr. Clark supports his state ment with- Oidavit of Mr. Chap. I>. SD’ith, of the Now York Supreme Court, who was present, and heard the whole of the con versation. It is el/own that Mr. Johnson earnestly desires that his (idminietratiou shall re store absolute ponce and union to tbe wbole country. He w»nts to Le the President - r both North and ,South, and of both patties ia esr-h section, lie is anx ious to solicit the unanimous support of the people In tbi* effort he finds its leas difficult to bring togothor, in a unity, the people of (he North end South, thau to iuduco the D tnocrats and RopuLlioanß of tbeNorlbev.u States to coalesce. In this emergency, bavin# hitherto left his Cabi net as he found it, he, It U said, propose,e to make a direct appeal to (he. Northern Democracy by ou sting for the Secretary of War th© man who wao the Democratic candidate for President in the last elan don. For this reason, it is rumored, the reiuru of Mor'lollau has h«eu reqaested by the Pro- idnut.. You Can’t Opi-.u tour dps, La lies, without rovealiag whether you use the Fragrant, Sozodout or cot, No occasion fur wordj s’our »eet.ti find breath sf ak for you. The lustre and purity imparted to the dnnt&l machinery by that peer le?- fluid, and th« fragrance it gives tc the mouth, oar,not be realized by the ns- of nay other article accessible to tbo hut?at- fswffy. There m bitter complaint in Texas of ‘.he conduct <f IrtedDien. F, WXLDIKG, S aSiIH'SSBhS BOOT-M Aitfc.ii, Y\JO~Cld> reepecthilly Intorm liis Vs eld frieuou ai,4 patrons .hat ■»- is sell carrj in« oa tradoess at CisgSfaii <• . res Übpo* ca .'«ckv>B BtrSAt, id rear of Uatman’s Foundry Altcrd-rs f.» v :rk will receive prompt stten tioo. 0c24 •' For Bale, At. M up,Csrrttve ltvporitory, a SAMDSOMEROOKAWAY or the Latest Stylo. 0r23 e» For Kent. M.y lieaidenco in Wynn ton, about two miles fr ia the City Apply to 1 3 S?A”FOSIP, at 73 Broad street. oc?9 fit J F WINTEH. 100 Boxes Fine Ohewiog Tobacco, —AI— li, TiU KNON ii, JSS Broad Street. 0c29 6t V A I. Vi' A It 1., i: COTTON PLANTATION, on Coiißcah Uiver, iu Pike < ounty, Ala. s FfhK rrtHE Tract contains I. acre?, a . teen milts from L alon bpring.', It The Mobius SBb GiraSP F.iiLEOi;. will rut J’jp-s rfe*rTS''?._ threagh the p-’v- e »e aeon ap *h-' v '’’ r fcilfrlf~ Iron Can bt OtaUisJ,’ oc tha gradl m is n.-na truin Union Bpn;.gs 'ha prt ient termiatiß of the Ettad to 10 iviilea l-elo th; Plamstinr hlae hondrad flerm ere clha-. id »n and In No. I rspstr. All the fences ip. good order, tjood BEtslDii’lCK and th ee larxe Buns; Gin house.Blaaksdiita simp. tietr--oltou.-s*»od oil other ntf<iti,7 ombulldings There ara TBJtEK OTE KR t£TXXEME2vT3 on the place, t>o t.liat r ie Plan tation eoaHi ba r video into SMAixsa Fanas. F.orn Goon OacstßDt ou tha preraises—heatlns soma ,t the fleeit ioaibci. App ea, Ptars aud Plurus i.i the country. Ibo placs is vary healthy. Ales. 3,00-' bush.'ls Corn, Fodder, Pew, Oats, Teu Mules;, Forty Head C&ltle, One Hundred Steels Hogs, Bacon enough to supply the pl-'cs r-ts year, Three Wasons, all tho Farming Uteueil?, at.-d One Thou Baud Gallons of Dyrup, can be purchased with Uto Fiautatlon, Parties purchieimr can make their v.wn coolract with tha preneti . labornra. For further mformstios arp’r to 8. IL WAR.NOCK, oedp it Columbus. Ga. STotlco.—Removal i MADASI VITTOFTA EAIXIM has re- jjb, tuor.d to Treuo V’e. I, evcond houserffJgM North of Thomas, where the will nontliinovffiilyl tc givo teasons in Vaea.i »ai Isitramenthi Jilimlc, »•-’ win be pleased to receiro rails from oM friends. ociS St« YirtOKU BAIIIM. HEW BOOK STOiRE ! No. 60 Fr:ad ffreet, Columbus, fix. GEDs If. ROBERTSON, (Sutcesior so tlea. il. Roltsrshojj dt Cos.) IvESPECTFUiAY Bimonhcas to the cltieens of L Columbus end onrronnding country that he has now in store, ecu cn the way, a choice and de sirable Slock of BOOSTS AXD STATIONERY, comprising tvery arti ’* utua.iy teptin Ciet cl*3j houses. Legal Cap. Bill Cap, l stter, Note and Billet. Gilt, Maf-nta, Biotnnc and Tissue. Puled sod .blank FAPBti. White, Bti3, K«w Opaoue, Cara and Wedding Envelope , Hourriiig F.>p«r and hi-f VELOPES and CASES Arnold's and Butler’s Ins, flillett's Steel Font, Fiber's I.ead I’eooils, Dice. F.ayirg Cu-rle, V.siting Cirdu, Portfolios, I. joking Glasses, Pictures, Frano?, Elietoh Cards. Tooth Diuehaj, Nail 8.-usi as, Uafr Brashes; Pock et, Toilet and Erne CcOi;-,- 1 Ink, Mucilage and «n endless variety of STATSONEiIV aud NOTIONS ; A tv autlfa- stock cf Anthony’s Photograph Al ton .-s. containing trera 3 tv JOO Picturer. A choice stock of rioupd ord rarei*baoh Jfovels. I keop on hand a largo aud s„eoried etcokvl SCHOOL BOOHS * A’---a chotcs « v-.ioa f MCdIC and MCsIO BOOEd, So ”B#, s, tuatts add Quartettes: tha Hums Circle f-Hvat OHord, ebower i Faarls, Gold «*u Wrcs'lk 'Aim r's Perfect Guide, lor Guitar. Guitar, Viol u an i Eanjs Mrfng , in coaceouon wl ir ail f rei.r. papor printed. Ia so keep on tar t ad the Weeklies, lifenthi,es, end Litsrar.- papiers pubiieljed m the Cutted St'tee f buy at tha lcvr.,:t cssk pri:es jr.J cur irotio will be "ejuiok EsaUj and Small Profits T ANARUS” T respectfully solicit trdere from the- Concry ss we’- m from the City. Oide>« fretn any oua wiil meet with prompt at tention, and those ..oaiayfhToruawith icrhcii) ra!y upon just dea -ig. fssy-AuyUiS.. b v anted ami not « can be suprii*-’ -.t short notice. Call sni aee me. SO. H. ROLtERTgON. ocJ7 tt Dawson, Collier & Gc, WC»t 10 tbeir frlcaiis anti : yatrc" -8 tftn: tho Preicription Oapartmeiit ; will b« iLOfJsr TH> INTIRK COSTROIi of Mr : J B COLLIER* ~hvs9 aljUiiy as a irr-gsiet 1m well j known ia the citj. 0c26 ts j KINO & FA.EBEB, AliTlSTid IN FBEBCOE, Oraamonlal, Fancy uud SiguPainlifigf Grai nitty, Tar hieing and Paper Hanging, lloomu in Maar.tiic Hull, Up Stairs, right haud. Fr.U4-;i promptljr attended to. oc2B 3*pd Bluestone, Blnestone, 50 0 POUNDS JEST RECEIVED, B.I.! foi Oitleby DAWSON, COLLIER & CO. or"? at TOBACCO AND CIGARS! ' I INK ARTICLE OF •BB W; 1 TOBACCO ABO SOOD UIUAUS. For sal" ut - UR R A WARE’S, 00.25 at* 10c! Rroud St. 4 VALI AHLE PLANTATION AND ENTIRE OUTFIT Fot Sale, oil a Ciredit of One, Two and Three Tears ! I WILL »?!l my PUutation, ait uatKl in ilarb ur County, AU- oama, 2 n.ile:. »f Midway, nod Q XT . •tiili.s lentil No. (I, Mobile RitU ace?, hlk ut one-hetf Opef.ed with (he .>b "L tin,l 'tie neighborhoodi* excellent Oo the pl,u uis a LVi'EtXlNljf aid ~.i necessary OUTBUILDINGS. I hare uuleb, cattle, sheep, uoos, CORN, FODDER, COTTON SEED, BYRUR, WAG- Oils, CARTfI, ULACKSMITU TOOIB, FARMING UTENSILS, Etc. I »;il «ell the I'leniation anJ entire outfit to ». re spmisil le i'«rty oa a ore,tit of one. two and three years, and racelvo COTTON in payment-, to be de li! ere.t at nearest depot on or before the Ist Jana ary IS. < IS6B, and 1869, consecutively. jlr C Ch. near the place, and Jlr Jno S "olbert. Cos umhus, (it, will show the property, and I can be addressed at COVINGTON, Georgia. oc2S ts McCORMIOK NEAL. Bank Notes Wanted, [ AIxZ authori/'red to purchase cotes of the Baals ft in the St&re9< % f Georgia, Alabama. North and South C’krohDft, Viryinia, Louisiana aod Tennessee, and wilt pay full i arker, ratet4 tor th© Name. V fe'ELIX ALEXANDKK, Ageut E AI Bruce & Cos., I o 9j. r-nad straef, over Danis’* store. JKftf ts For Sale. O H K ,ES S IE 4 BCJUFF, 8y tWjdt’, bottle stud paper. BROWN SUGAR Ry WALL & THOMPSON, oe2T fit ■ NR 134 Broad etiest. eTwlyioise. ATTORNEY AT X-.A-W. Office "n Broad Street, OVE» STORE OF MKoORi'. SF.F.NCER & ABBOTT 00.27 2m Dlt. Wf. .5. MDSES, e \EfeR3 Ms sh'-R-tii In Ihe cltisens of Co v - birnt'iii in all I-tai, .-.ijeo i,t his profession. wB ©if CHire over Sr ear’s Stoie, Room No. 5. Kot t tiei of Jaokoou and Baldwin fit.rrt*to, oe 2, fiW COTTON I mo. T. EDMUNDS & CO,, Tankers and Coasmission Merchants, AiAGON, GEORGIA, OCi,:e G!„ '■id 'jiff l next Poor io Post Office, TT'E avo prepared to mak»cash advance* ou el,ip it raeotd cf • >tr. u to Norton, Blahghter i Cos., Kei/ Vork, . r fr* >w- chnejpondenta in Liverpool, Migiand. I’JiDtevs and iwaois of cotton entrusting the MU.& to .. r fLie U .ii© or shipment, shall ba?e luompt returns o sates, in gold or currency aa they Tony direct. \ve golicit orders for the purchaae of cotton. G-i,i aed Siivcc ai.d tfjght Jbizchaiige oa New Votli, bought ands Id. v .-mn to .7 fc VIOB3 &£cn;Bow dro <fc And rahj. hUvdt <k Howe, Hardeman A t'parks, y. W Gubbed&e, N A Hardee *(!o, Bavan nah; Thirl ': : j l. iuyi Bank, Naaliville; Oitizeas’ Bank, 1. .dsyiße; Lcuimercial Bauk, Louisville. In. ADVANCES ON COTTON! will U’Ji.’TO'T to first class houses in -‘EA? YORL' aiu! -lie eral CAUH advances oc2 r 11 J U IVEY & CO. I’lii'T- butt lit iLDING A TOWER i~ COUNCIL CHAMBER, 1 October 2S, 16c.5. ,( Si* 11 IN 1.. I -. 1 ill ho received tor one week, hv th« Conm.-'t Committee «,f this Council, tc.r the BL*f I 05.NG of a TOWER tor the hanging of mi .* L .SM EE. i.,, i. r the use of the city. Plane, Rpeciflcaticnv, Ac, will be furnished oa eppheation tn Sir Ii 51 ortop, Chief Engineer Fire Deparimeut. j c FORTER, 0c266t . -Chm’n Gout. Com. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS JUST OPEN! M. CONNER, at 5S Hroad Street, IXRSPFCTF ill • .'lounnes to the citlaeas of Co s luuirii3 a lid ‘.nit ".-milling country ti.st he has new in store aud to arrive a SPLENDID STOCK: cf ST.APfji ’ and pc AIN* Cl'V' BIT GOODS, Comprising every ai tide usually kspt in a FIF.3T CLASS PRY GOODS HOUSE. OLOTHIJVG, Boots, Saoei and Hats, aud a general assortment cf PLANTATION SUPPLIES, st aacj - (Hoods and Xofions, l adies’ Cloth Cloaks, end sgreat srin.v other article* ten nutneroui to mention. HAVING FCE 'UA7ED MY STOCK j i owest Case iPiices, my MOTTO WILL FE Qaiciioah 5 saJ SiiJ-rsll Profits. Ai»Aoinvitation to call and eiaimns ciy stock is respectfully extended to all, and pxrticulary the Ladles. M. CONNER. ■v?6 lm DR. A. 0. FOARD, Medical Director cf Tats Army of Tecruasse, fjprNDBBB kit i rofo-ii.nal services to cilixens of Colomf ra and vicinity. OFFICE IN THE PERKY HOUSE. ocSS ts AUCTION SALES By OTP. EllFss (Late Eilis, Livingston iCo.) FINE FUKNITUKE AT AUCTION! ON TUEBDAY, Slst Ociober, at 10 y, o’clcck, [ will sell ku front, of store, f ,r|;t#,jount of a v„j y genteel family, shout leaviug the city, l Spleudid 7-oclave ROSEWOOD PIANO, of -up rior tone and Huish ; cost before.tbo war fTfsl, I Fine Krencli Mahogany Beiistead. 1 Ensmeled Cottage Bed Room Set, including Red. stead Marble top Bureau, WailistanJ, Chairs, etc. 2 Fine Brussels Carpets. 2 Fine Three?ply Carpets. Marble-top Ceutro and Side ’Fable?, Divans, Lonuget, Sofa, Ottomans, Mahogany Chaita, Fine Rugs, Kirc Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, etc. I Fine Solid Mahogany Extension Dining Table. 1 Marble top Ktegsio Sideboard, Lade Window Cut lams with Crimson and Dam (jak Valance*. Cane,scat Dining Ream Chairs and Cottage Chairs. 1 Very Fine Walnut Book Case, Conches, What-Nots, Mattresses, Feather-beds, China, Crockery, Glassware, etc. 1 Good Cooking Stove and Kitchen Furniture. 15 Handsome oil Paintings and Enaxavings from the best masters, resides many oiotr article* of value In the hunse-keapitig line. oct23 ids DAWSON, COLLIER & CO., \ : V*Uolevale and Retail DRUGGISTS No. 158 Broad Street, fclnnnbm, Ga. Sundries, Sundries! Mrs ALLEN'S World-renowned HAIR RESTORER and DRESSER, BARRY’S TRICOPHERUS for the HAIR, STERLING'S AMBROSIA for Restoring the Hair, BURNETT’S C.GCOAINE f<-; the Hair, CRTSTADORO’S HAIR DYE, Received and for sale by DA Vt’yON, COLLIER it CO. Gc2s tit Hurley’s Worm Candy, FAHNEGTOCK’S YERMIFUQE, McLANE’S VERMIFUGE, TBOMPSON’fI EYE WATER, ' MITCHELL’S EYE CALVE, HEGEMAN’S COD LIVER OIL, BAKER S COD LIVER OIL, McMUN’S ELIXIR OPIUM, MrLANE’B P4LLH, STRONG’S PILLS, WRIGHT’S PILLS, JAYNE’S PILLS, AYER’S PILLS, and tnauy others. Receive-1 nod for sale iu any quantity by DAWSON, COLLIER & CO. oc2-j 6t Lamp Black, Lamp Blacks A fino lot of LAMP BLACK, received aud for aule fiy DAWSON, COLLIER & CO , nc2s 6t Druggists, 156 Ernad St. Flavoring Extracts! Yauilii, Almond, Celery, Peach and otitcio, received and for sale. DAWSON, COLLIER & CO. 0c25 fit Congress Water. 26 iioz CONGUEStJ WATER, HENRY’S MAGIIESIA, HUSBANDS MAGNESIA, CEIDLITZ POWDERS, received an.! fur sale. DAWSON, COLLIER & CO, oc£s fit Starch, Starch. 10 Baxee of BEAUTIFUL STARCH, received and tor sale, DAWSON, COLLIER & CO. 0c25 fit Ooxe’s Sparkling Ghilatine. A iice quauiiiy on hand and for sale. DAWSON, COLLIER &. CO. oc2i3 61 Advances on Cotton! PERSONS desiring to ship Cotton to NEW YORK or LIYF.f.POOi can have it done :o first-elass houses, and ADVANCES MADE, b, ap plying to 0c24 tt w W GARRARD WHO SAYS GOODS ARE HIGH ? ANY gentleman having COTTON aud wishing to buy a regular auppiy of goods for hie fam ily I would say to him tnai I wilt OPEN THIS WEEK, AT THIS OLD STAND OF REDD, JOHNSON & CO., FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF B'AJSfCJYT and STAPLE DRY GOODS Hats, Boots, Shoes, —AND— O JLs O \r I I l7S' G 1 and that I will take hia Cittcn st TEN CENTS old prices, and sell him his supplies at old prices, vi-t: Osnatourgs 1) cte, Homeapun 10 cts, Calicoes Wool Hits 75 ctv, Negro Fianke.s »1 Sn, and er.rything in tha same proportion. In addi tion to this,if nie bUi amounts to SIOO, I wiil givs him SIOO in Greenbacks. If toil! amounts to SSOO I I will give bum SSOO in Greenbacks, and whatever amount of bill J will giva same amount in Green backil If apprehensions obtain that I will retract this offer before arrival of goods, fears maybe allayed by mating eugagemeets cow. To those who are unfortunate and have no Cot ton but havs Greenbacks I will sell j/oods CHEAR aJI than offered above. 49* My Goods pa3sad through Augusta last Tharsday and will arriva this week. HENRY PERSONS, Coinmtma, Ga., Out. 24 66