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SUN AND TIMES. t.(. THOB. OILBWtT * CO.. r*nu of the Doily SM u4 Tim#*. I'M •4l«* lure# woe, be SM »u ■m*i ------ • #• -icffl* ceata a •*>t~y**ad Dealer*. Or ADPBBTlSINa. ‘r-issrs, tw* a * as *... a m ..... « se l*j a ta >« • bras weak. .....II 00 ; f 3 j£ ' A jfe 4 £lo f e I - 5 j* ' a S 5 5 S III a 5~ 1 a i,I 2 a Sj S 5 r * * « » i li- log’, n If * UP -jr.''ti____ 50 H& l»> tv t*i»c~*M : ] a 3W as! 1 11) S< »-i s<: $r t» ts sa s •4 IU' |M ••#>«* I f5 » «* »i t», »: «a iomiii ua,'li u* in * f, k, s» r o lo# ut •» iw * * ! #• «! T i #•' ■.* it# i-r> Uu uou m'is.. it it i»« «o in I## a i i« i a tuesa I* S ; a-i.0tij|«U*>Ui<AjM IV OS «U,«M 3S-> i * 'TS*#*.- s is^cs so *y;siu ! #T* e» ***ar odterliM ta |>ubiubai Jen thau. oaa *'-* #1 00 Mr Aral taw U n as# M raiu tar aarh ‘yiewiuanl loarriye. AJtsrtlMuu mil lasritel at ialvtr.la la L* -ufr^aj as utv aaaS ia*a. Uoa. .' ft ' *TAi«*-«aet -» *Td«r«-a te onou na aajr | ai > u'ar pa**, te I« rbargs# a< wa aarii leasrltaa. AdrarliMmsau d.i •p»nii-,l as k, uia*. wtllka IuWmImI Haul ufl«rtl uul, sa.t > i.«i*».l ar.orO* ■■'flf. - All advert)to*‘iiaula oauatUnaJ dual, ai tOa All! wtamoa aad r-H«c»aWe a0«,Hh>*lj For Sale and Rout. COTTON PLANTATIONS POn HAI.K, UrtTH s ,'i» o| ,Muri.la#te it in, , pro fea.xro of C v I Ksgi Mr, f .sat ■ h.r tala foot Cel too I .nt»u,..». alt xi od lai d >Q li ••meat lo i,.»ft «,. A asms them I .JT-r m, i. «n. inoca s a.i*«« *r- laCliua ™»at. Ala.. .*ii*ial»t l:«0 aar-s. 800 H. I .a V|«n laud, too sens la wood-. Or |i tear l« •li.ided Into two Hiikm.cii cf -t i aa.i tin act.* 'h All oala and hickory and us w.<a a land Tht heme lilac, hi* aa aorgaat houau,>wihuii I '«•*". #*aorrha.4«, at(hi ytatt old. a seed well and a ciatsm. laAdins Ihirijr alt ihoarand gallon •' AU the wood land la eea-aMal aad comaia*leat** I th the H«m«. Tbo < tli r titacw ai. all we'd watered. Sene o t .r I'l.i-f. «|li he rauird It Bot * l<l rt.dily. Corn m il f od.r may tc otiUlotHl wi.h llrrr. plM.*, II «.,iy «, pilr.'tao. I. nmde In H A II VKIMWA Y. N ■ a, M and!, tlai road or hidSXRi a uaHUAvvaY, On/l I.U-t Coltirnhi).. I,.. For sale. I or/FR B'TSS. for <oe M'« nice my From DWK1.LUNA Uw ,"ff|i|i.r ThptmTjB AHL ,_. Bri.lge” li>lronl»in. an r„i fiuomie,villa roa-t. whlobfilii^K S .ere. i» s ,d, far of • re Mrhlj tnifrored. Ilia., .nh live rn,-,{|*» a..., a. o.»-a y mnhaawe; X ->.d Ws » of waive t.er p.itlcm.i. apply te .1 lit 1<. wl n< u, m>;«lf <>0 iha prrno.a.. •apis If i m%aTT . _ V ll.l'ABLG , OOTTON PLANTATION, tm Ccnutuh Kivsr, io Dike fminty. Ala , * FOR SALE! rjillB Tract 001, »lo. ltl-A 7 . . _ L Here*, .Isltao miit.tn ip A L I Ahti oioo UiKA»n aprlns-. RAOaovB Al v. The will Mobil. flMBuR. K)rMa iin ibtwR|^tf^a*gi3ssI ihrougb the place a. .cioti a. Iroo can bovbiaiaad, » iL. yraui . lauvueovui UaioaSprirsv ilia pr« rv>t»n( I*m nu* of the Rud tu IU mil.. Iwlow lb. P IauUIi to. Nlkf hundMd Acres ere « Utnd end tu k0i I r«p«tr. Ail (he (eoo-i |g good oid*r Good KKUfi£>CS eac 1 tk*ee lfftu U»>*cc Bum; U*n h lute, BBMktmUh ?h p. k e«i,nd elKHfiur uecrttm ?IfTLKMKN otubuildups Tuere »r» TQHEK 0*1*11 kB 1 tj on the piece. *o th»t t e FUn ’•tin® eCMkf be divided iaui Smali re Farm* Fou» '»ooi» OkcsaRDa oa ibe prenueee—teerinic tome ol tb« Attest Feet b*e App'ee, Peer* end Plums la lb# uouotry. Tb«» piiM'e i« very bfteltby. Al*o f S,0OU bu*bH)9 Corn, Fodder, Pc»d, (»»ts, T.u -Malts, 6’urty Head Ositls, Ous Handrail Miook Hcgs, Bacsu i-nough to supply the Fai plao# nne yrar, Throe Wairuns, til lbs tning Uui a.U, aL<i One Thou , sand O.UcdP of Syrup, oan be purchased with the Pi Halation, FnriieR pn cftfi*ing c«n make tlieir own o ntract w ult the prv*ent laliurar*. For ftiriWr loformatioo apply to B. B. WAKNOCK, ocrnif ( olual u* Ga • A Chance for a Bargain it KbmiltS# the 1 • in OVFiH *at ''Middle Rariell from yrreeof forul« the coulitf, Roed, Kivm Lend, A rsloAtile 1 ' AU, in contsmina of Bridge, wjilch S thilm pl«. on « s Mi Utile Thlaylve more than tormerly hall la cultiTatiuiT ntil ei'iiated Itelongnl tn Noland Le*i», la n.ar the Llule tUhee Creak ll te very tree and produrtife, aad ibe winter paetnr ugt for rattle and etork W of the Sunet rharacter The Improvetnenie on the place arego ti -nn rlrh 1 room framad Brat aid paintad houaa,framed ottthuild tns», a rate garden, ate. . This place combi nee the ad pnttin.< f a roajntrj reaidaoco, a market and dairy farm, caay »c-esai blltty by a high rtdgo-road to (lo city, and a line opportuuiljr |5,< to rataa otton amt torn. Term* ,000 u**h. item TCtmi., acT tm at Cnrbv*felrt corner. Piano for Bale. A FINE T-ocUvu IV «ewood Piano, ifilV Wm KHtkbe A Co, Baltimore, mil¬ kers, for Nfilfiftt TSSrErUi'8 no8 1m Jewelry Htore. . For Sale. trtllE -oratbrtible DWELLING HOUSE . L on tea corner of Commarn- 14ber-1o*f and AfeN _ Jacleoo stifiot*, in »De Northern tifi*, HoUf now e consmivb occupied 5 ftoffin, by J II Is Moshe eucl +ed l. i'*ie[i||| b • brwk fence, with mceswry catLcngt i, fill In fioof ord. r * Apply #t thl* lfiM or to W L WILLI AMS. t Boi if For Rent. Three Comfortable Rooms, io Masonic Ilall ItoiltliuF Apply to K I HUNTED, Did tf at Mu c'tgeo ftiilyvfid. A VAM ARLE PLANTATION AND ENTIRE OUTFIT For Sale, on a Credit trt One, Two and Three Tears l T WILL toll mj Flsolatioo, ait baink, A uaiedto 2 miles Barb f -nr Midwajr, C uinl,, and AU- 9 k -.\ ■ miles hom No. IJiloUlt and Oi tent Ilai about road, one-half ooata'Bin* opated S_ The laud us oiaased acres, :T 'he nei*hb-rbood Is excellent aith ihe BK and On the pl .ee ia a DWE L'M» and all uecessar* ‘Orrtl’ILDINOS. Ihare MCLEk, CATTLE, 80E8P, HOS», txtftS, voiuieh,-cotton seed, bybl r, wao DXS, CAKT3, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, ■ARMINGI UTENSILS, Etc * I alii sell the PUntalioB and entire outfit b- a u n,eredaAaesre-t depot.* ortewr* the ist Mu atf, 18tTlS68. LCtwLsUan aad isrs the cpnsecuUreiy_ place and MraBn!? Mr Bear -hi fTniiiort. rn>Biwia n, art rh t I can paarf«Jre«ee.i at covi noton Borgia. oc?k*f McT'UIMI.'K SEA b For Sale. * M V -ml* AAUT I • M , it i« ter * A SD vxsrythia* on 8d0 A _ JBte. sale, it cuetaiM sere* °»»EBjfffi is wall known to be or the beat Otton piaatsnom irAg^_ In Mi Xaatero Alabawa; l» acre* cleared end la*Sa**totoforcul tlration. Goo# tmpi*Tnneote; beelthy aid a conv-ateet t well —-.-J Ot goo# Church. water; beAarwid'in one mile of 5iH*e -BO Mobile an# ol H*rt»iUe, «• the tots J - —g * LOV. PERU'S MlftiAfcl. . >aa»aroawi«c« mi*u» »«« raiai as iivisa ana oor. r*««v — me cokbtitutiomai, AM*M»a*.\ t. The tel«*rer>h he* elreedy informed -«». l.M paasrd the South <Mrohn* Legio latnre The following message of Oov. LVrnr # ill \plain influence* w r the ^ e r ticulet attention is directed to the dis patch of President Johnson. It ap¬ pears to he the expression of an earn¬ est man who is working for the good <>f Lis country * : m Kxaturn a Dtrutrass i, 1 South Carolina, Nor. 7, 1865. j fl» the /7 notable the Senate . ill 7 J/'USf of Hepr. ten2uh>,.. GaaTLrMCN: 1 bad the honor of te dniving finuj the President Af the Uni Stales, tiie following telegraphic djapati h, on the 23th of ttctoiier last "To b. f. Pipy, J'rovUutnal Goumor . “Your last two dispatches have l>een received and the pardons suggested have teeft ordered. »• I hope that your Legislature will* hare no hesitation in adopting the amendment to the Constitution of the United .States, abolishing slavery. It will set an example, which will, no doubt, be followed by the other States and place South Carolina in a most favorable attitude before the na¬ tion. I trust in God that it will be done The nation and State will then be left free and untrammelled to take that course which aouod policy, w s dotu and humanity may suggest. ••Aniinxw Johnson, * • President U. 8. >» Three days afterwards I received the following dated— 6 telegram from the Pieiident, WA»iiiNCTt)N'. < 'ctober 31, I860. *' To B. F. Perry, Prontional Governor . “There is deep interest felt as to whst course the Legislature will take in regard to the adoption of the amend merit to the CooMitutienof the United Mutes, abolishing slavery, *nd the a» sumption of the debt created to aid iu the rebellion against the Government of the United Mutes. If the action or the Convention was in good fait li, why hesitate in making it a part of the Constitution of the United States? I trust in God that Iberealotation of the Unjon wjll not he defeated, and all that has, so far, been well done, thrown awsy ! I still have faith that all will coine out right yet. This opportunity ought to be understood ano appreci ateii by the people of the Southern States If I know ray own heart, and every passion which enters it, is to re¬ store Hie blessings of the Union and tie up and heal every bleeding wound which has been caused by this fratri¬ cidal war. Let h? be guided by love aud wimlom irotn on high, and union and pogee will - once" mors reign throughout the land. IS Andbiw Johnson. It lo these tclegrsphic dispatches I replied lhal the war debt of’South Onro iu* was very iuoonsiderablo; thiU our whole State debt at this tine waV only about G,000,04*0; thai this was mostly incurred anterior to the war, in cDnstructing railroads and building * new State house, with an old debt of long standing; that we hod 1 assumed Do portion of the Confederate debt and were responsible in noway for it The expT nditurea which the State bad in¬ curred up to a certain period had all been settled aud refunded by IheCou- 1 federate States.. I stated that South Carolina had abolished slavery in good faith, and never intended or wished to reetore it; that the Legislature was then con¬ sidering a wise, jiut and humane sys¬ tem of l,tvs for the government and protection of the freedmen, in all their lights of person and property; and that fheie was uo objection to the adoption of the proposed amend me it to the Federal Constitution, except an apprehension that Congress might, under the second section of that amendment, late claim the right to legis¬ for the negro after slavery was abolished. I likewise stated that no official notice had ever been received, by the Legislature, of the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States. In reply to this dispatch, I received the following telegram from the Sec¬ retary of State, dated Washington, Nov. 0,1865. To Hrt Excellency B, F. Perry, Provis¬ ional Governor oj South Carolina: . “Your dispatch to the President, of November 4ih, has been reoeived. He is not entirely satisfied with the ex¬ planation it contains. He deems ordi¬ ne¬ cessary the passage of adequate nances, declaring that all insurrec¬ tionary proceedings al in rhe State un¬ lawful aud void initio. “Neither the Constitution nor by laws direct official information to the State* of amendments tp the Consti¬ tution submitted by Congress. Notice of the amendment, by Congress, abol¬ ishing slavery was nevertheless sent by the ^-ecretary of State, at the time, t > the States which were then in com¬ munication with this Government. Formal Notice will immediately be. given to these Htates, which were thta in insurrection. The objection which’yon mention, to the last clause of the Constitutional amendment, is regarded as querulous and unrassonablc, because that clause is really restraining in its effects, in¬ stead of enlarging the puwer of Con¬ gress. •‘The President considers the sccep' tance of the amendment, by Sauib Carolina, a, indispensable to a restora¬ tion of her relations with 11te other ^Slates of the Union. , "W. H. SswaRD. »• The formal notice of the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States has not yet been received it is 1 i will n communicate the same to you. The amendment may be seen in the Acts of the last Con¬ gress, and is io these words r “Neither slavery nor involuntan servitude, except as punishment for crime, whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the limits of the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. Sec. 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appreciate j • legislation, -—Approved Feb. 1, I860. ] A few days since, I addressed a win- SUN VOL. XI. COLUMBUS, (IA, SATIKDAV MORNING, .NOVKMHKK IS. 1805. municouon W> Mr Seward Secretary of S4*U>, enlarged by mod, in which I repeated :uut on the views previously expressed to the President, in refer* erenre to the objections which «L[f entertained in South Caroline to she proposed ( (institutional amendment. u£^Jri&*t?ssz ti6n Well founded, I considers „ as mi them as “qucrutooaatod -plain, unreasonable." It i» (rue, that a honest eon i^u'S.aa&xsss United States, m the and that t'.ingre.-s should limply enforce it. When this war was done, their legi. lation would be ended. They could not attempt, under Ute authority giv eu by this amendment, “freedmen,'’ to |aa.->law* fir tbegovefnmentof their free the The in state. Attorney General pf the United States and the President have both been understood a*, concurring in thi* opinion. It would therefore l>e well, in adoptiug the proponed amendment, to place on record the construction^, which had been given to the it by Federal the Executive De¬ partment of Government. It is manifest, from the earnest, elo¬ quent and patriotic terms in which the President baa urged the adoption of tins amendment, -that he regards as he say#, “all that South Carolina has done—and so well done -as thrown away, unices the amendment accepted b the Legislature, • * The Secretary ot ! ite is still mure Bit i I'licit in hi* language. \he He aays “the Presi¬ dent consider,! acceptance of the amendment by Shuth Carolina as iu» dispeoaab latione with o toe restoration of her re¬ the other States of the Union " The teasoo why this exac¬ tion is made of the Siuthorn States, afier they liajre abolished slavery, is future ib'at they day, might otuernise, at some and change slavery, their in constitttuona restore defiance of the Federal Government. You, gentlemen, have, at this lime, the destiny of the Slate in your hands and 1 feel assured ttial you will act calmly,and view dispassionately, with the bemg to peace, happiness Carolina. and the well of South I addressed a communication to the •Secretary of the Treasury, at Wash¬ ington, a few days since, urging that iu case the Legislature should assume the payment of that portion of the direct tux for which South Carolina is liable, that the Federal Government receive her bonds lorthesamo, suspend the collection of the tax for the present year. I would advise immediate assumption, by the of her portion of the direct tax, is about $'100,000. This will the people from the Immediate of it tn the Federal tax col and enablo the State to make me Hrrangernents in reference to it the Treasury .Department tfr nfy . In couimuuiuauon to the Secre¬ of S at a, I urged th4 propriety of withdrawing interior the colored troops from the of the, State to the forts re* cotuM, and requested that the v^ueMobp. n**Mhiined Knight, Charleston, fur the present, in George - 2km and Beaufort. I have forwarded Ilia resolutions you me the other day, in inference to school house in t’harle.'iton, to Gen. amf asked that they should restored to the proper authorities, made the same request in tegard to Military Hall in Charlestoi i. li. F. TERRY. hENEKAL I.NTELLHrEM E. (The President has received u petitiop by fifteen thousand Southern askiug for the parddn of Jeff The cases of cholera in New York confined to the filthiest portions t he city. FxGov. Lowe of Maryland, was in old Augustaon the lie has 14th, received en-route to his home. a special pardon. John Barnidger, a well known otti zen of 8t. Louis, died of Asiatic chole¬ ra in that city on Friday. Northern men are investing largely iu land in Virginia, especially in the country between Washington and Richmond. Bixteen new buildings are going up at Manas-as. The Republican party, has carried the followingJStates : New Jersey, Min¬ nesota. Wisconsin, New York, Mmssh* obusetts, Illinois and Maryland. Hon. John E. Ward, formerly U. 8. Minister to China, returned to his home excellent M Savannah health Thursday morning, of in after dh absence several years. A serious scrimmage took place in Richmond lost Friday growing out of the insubordination of the 5th Regi¬ ment of Ohio Cavalry, but order was finally restored and about hundred men placed under arrest. ‘'DeVane,” a story of plebians and patricians, by Hon. U. W. Hilliard, formerly a member of Congress from this State, has just been issued from the press of Blelock <fc Co., New York. Rev. J W. Rogers, of Memphis, is collecting funds to build a grand Cathe¬ dral “inhonoroftheConfederatedead." Mr. Rogers aays the name of every Southern patriot, whether he fell in battle or died rince the war commenc¬ ed. will be inscribed—citizen or sol¬ dier. • It has been ascertained by parties engaged in the preparation of the Medical History of the civil war at Washington, that the average mortal¬ ity in the hospitals throughout the country during the war, was less than per cent. The mortality in English andjPreneh hospitals during the Crimean war was nearly fifty per cent.* '« E. Bucba»»n Read, the poet-artist, arrived in New Orleans on Sunday on a New York steamer. He comes psrtly for the health of his wife, but while here he will paint-« picture of Gen. Sheridan and his horse, ordered by a gentleman in Philadelphia. He has already .established a studio on Canal street. Kwocxeu Him Dows.—A negro man slapped a white toy in the of a soldier, in Augusta, who true the instin ct, ofi generous nature, unteered and placed inTpelittle ibfeeoqoy assahant boy's Am nmM. - a ihox tltHtlt The Legislature of Alabama meets oir the l.*th. The 1‘laatnri,' i'osiveution of Ala 1 people Lave t met * n ,| a.M.i«te.l dele- J galea to the < 'invention 1 is on the increase. The phopte uitni feet little alarm. t he ToiUfl Stat** 1 itrMit * t#arl m in sewimi this week at llunuville, Judge luohar.1 Butteed presiding It will l>egin in Montgomery on next Monday. • Or. Moor*, the efficient warden of the Penitentiary at Wctumpka, aays that i ho courts ot the several counties which have held their >eoioM, have sent to him twenty four convicts, eighteen of whom are negroes. Some of them appeared pleased at the com¬ fortable board amt lodging they gel with him, and one of them was par¬ ticularly anxious to learn the black smithing business at the Suit's ex peuae A league or union has been organ u *1 among the treediuen of Mont¬ gomery for the pur|Mvse of fixing the rate of wsgr>s. White labor is being introduced and the freed men will soon fiud themselves without employ¬ ment. shams Companies have been formed in AI and everything is bring pul in readmes* for trying the experiment of finding oil. A well is now being Imred *1 Fort Spring, in I, aw mice county, and it is bjliove i that oil wilt t*t found. The Eutaw Wtiig and Ubserver learns that Capt.John J. Winston had about one hundred hale* of coiton dea stroyad Kuta.v by Hro at his plantation near a few nights since An inef¬ fectual attempt was made to destroy, at the same time, a lot of cotton ha longing to ex (inv. Winston. The in¬ cendiary had been diaoovuren. f K \ IS ltTELLIIitX L. A large amount of wood t*nnw wait¬ Texas ing purchasers in northern and central The |>ost iJNces at Gs veslon and Ifousion have l»een opened Poetmivlera have also been designs tel Lagrange, for Liberty, Nsrssots, Millican, Urn. hsm, Aeleylon, Gon sales and Mau Antonis, besides s num¬ ber of other offices in Texps. Tor. State Convention.—G overnor Hamilton will hardly call a convention beforo the middle of .Tanu iry. If the action of that hotly is submitted to the people for ratificat.on—as it should be, Texas shall scarcely h« represented in the coming Congress Mibixsimi nor i»k Taotrem.—Some three thousand Uni Mtatc-s- troop* passed Galveston on iliair way fro in western Texas to New Orleans nod their various homes, to bn mustered out of service t'oTTON in Houston. --Ten thousand bales were there on the7th lust , ready fur shipment to Galveston. Good Crops and Goon Nkurcks -We learn from a gentleman who hss just returned from a trip to Mohtgomeiy and Walker countiua, that the oorq crops io that legion are very heavy, and that the negroes behave very well and work diligently at saving crops.— Houston Paorissoit Telrjrttfih. Forsiiev.—T he editor of Flake’s Galveston Bulletin, in a letter to his paper, dated Washington, Oct. 24th,says : Prof. Forshey, of Texas, it here. I am informed that be has asked [ per- ~ mission to establish a military school in Texas, but receive! a negative an swer. The Secretary of War was dis¬ posed Lieut. to grant the permission, but Gen. Grant opposed it. Bishop Andrew presided over the Texas Conference of the M. E. Church which met at Chappell Hyi on the 1st. Fans Euaoi’L.—The managers of __e French University Exhibition, which ie to open at Tans during th« spring of 1867, have consented, at the solicitation of our Minister, lo extend the time allowed for Atnntir.an exlnb tors lo *>nd in their lilts lo the 31st of Janusry next, the 31st of last month having been ihe limit at fyat fixed upon. Preparation* far the ex¬ position The ar# already going forward ac¬ tively. cholera still lingered in Paris at the dat# of our advices, and was carrying off a number of the in¬ habitants, not confining its ravages solely to the poor quarters, but inva¬ ding the home* of Ibe upper clsaoeas* well. The authorities-were taking great pains to keep the public igno¬ rant of the extent to which it prevail¬ ed. Eminent French physicians havo recently stated that the medical pro¬ fession is no better acquainted with the nature of the disease, or the prop er treatment of it now than it wss years ago. All Ihe wire, necessary materials, Ac., for the completion ot the Russio-Ainencan telegraph via Behring Straits have been contracted for in Paris,and will be shortly ship¬ ped to this oountry. In Berlin, as well as Hamburg, Bi e men and other German ciuea, meet¬ ings have been held and arrangements made for the purpose o! takin up subscriptions United iu aid of the free< men of the States. A history of our late four years war, by a captain 1R the I’rUMrian array, has jusl been published in Berliu, and fs favorably noticed by the press of that city. Cirr Ktsbeb’s Position — Attho ni<m moth meeiing in Tammany !l*ll on the night of election Hay in Naw Yotk, Cspt. Ryndart thu* deciareJ himaclf : Mr. Kyorie.a vofitinued—They call me a copperhead, and it 10 be one conaiats in oreft rring a whi e one to a b'jrk one I tm If 10 prefer a wine w 5 man, timing frevto from nature and irom nature’s God, 10 a woolv*A*iced. H -1 «t wol.k ,-! pp ;d, crook, od-thii ned lo> ,:-he»->d «, m h vrnhtllih« orirn'tl odnrr, lhat do n-u fffi, mynaest •Kuans. b '»o«r mu.:h ihiy may t ckls thOM of Gtteley, over tk, w.y—(res a cf Itavhtdr)—if to prater iba wnits woman 10 thia apetimen, I b« proof thu I am a cop¬ perhead, wench’a—(laughurj—and am oae d,el in the wool—not ihe you rosy st wall rhttn me up for it at o'nee and pal me out ot ha rm’s way, (Cont inued laughter ) Gm Lwgatreei. who was formerly a paymstidr in the Federal array, ha, been given a detk-ia the Paymaster’s Depart S eal* to enabietoun to arrange tor seuliag * aco .ants as AyW&uer before the heart* oisg of tbs war. — WlfcDliX, VOWS k BRO., bbokms office V Mechaniea’ Bank Agency, t GOLD, > - SILVER, and EXCHANGE, BOUGHT AND SOLD! lliglukt Priooa Paid for BANK NO 0I0RUI4 Baitraau Btntu.-*...................a .00 Hal ro*t| nu l HMukiug Coaimiitv I B%"R of Mlldl* Ovnr|i*................... 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B»uk of Odiintlf ft............ ............ * f CtiwlitL*..... .... ........ pi lid 1 k cif CtMHri«r ..................... ‘M Hkiku Mtouritoiown iitkok H «f rtf Hamburg. Ntotoberry...................... . ................... 2) ink *25 of ili«> H'aie t»f booth (Carolina yo Haub ................. » bXfhwDKv lUi b „ w ..... 10 Parmort •*» ! B«> Bank . t* M* ifhin'i' liiiib ....... .......... I'tot rUuU plr** Hwiik b«nk , .4? a* uf katahe ^ . . in IManura'acd M«cUattle** Hank «U m%ta Rank . .............. ..... . w rfoalhtoMtosro B«ur*atl ........ . Onion Back ......... Ik'For Quotatlonn uf Other llaitk Solvi Lnqulrt' nt Oar Office. wdl tm Wholesale and Retalll DR1 "'I j FANCY QQODB, LADIBH’ CLOAJCB, LADIES’ ami CUHrsu’a SHOES, GKNTH' BOOT6, HHORS and HATH, HOOP 8K1RT8, L\r*« let Whit. »dJ Col’* BLANKETS, NOTIONS; & i, As , Also. A large lot ot BROAD *LOTH. CAABIMERK, 8ATINKT and ENGL 1H BRAVER CHEAP FOR CASH! AT A. KATJFM ANN’S, Agt, 102 Broad Street, . nt 3 2m COLUMBUS, 0 4 M J08EPU. I. M. JOSEPH & CO •5 Neil D#or to T. S. Spear’* Jewelry BBOAS STREET. COLUMBUS, OEORaiA. E 1 A. XSI CJ Y DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, Booter, Shoes, Hats, Ac Ac. WE ARB NOW RECEIVING AND OPEN- 1 NU 0 U 3 STOCK OF Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, * OLOTHI Boots, Shoes and Hats, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT PLANTATION SUPPLIES, FANCY Notions, &o., &o. WHICH WE OVriE TO THE CITIZENS OF COLUM&U3 AND CINITY AT THE . % Lowest Market M. JOSEPH* co •* c«U Next Door t» T, S. Spew’#. ~ Wanted! $10,000 IN GOLD!! I was*TO BUT *10.000 Dollar# in OoW, Mil Am Ofi## _ to old Marine J0HM KWB, Book *ffency. no. T. S. j i n tt-tioM. a*i> ExrEttMon 0 VtTinilKBR $$ a EWXC K H , Corner Broad end Eendolph St*.. AT nut OLD STAND, list aua opaa a ass aaj ttel Mori ol VINK UtU.li WATUUB8, KICH HOLD JENKLRV, HTKKL1NU SILVER WARE. VINK PLATED CASTOR*, CUP3. KN1VKS, FOBKO, SPOONS. 1MCKLK STANDS, •TRUP C'OPB, As. Alan. aSna aaaDilnsal at MIM aa 4 OOt.e THlMSLla, uom aad atLVKa ancTACuM. 11AIU W ORK, MaSa to U'Sar—as* l'»Vaar VmUara PEBBLE SPECTACLES, IN 001.p, III.VBR aad ATKCL fSAML* WATCB WORK and JEWELRY RENIIED • V <i OOP ASP RRbFt BI1FI.B WtlUltf, MB. JAMES IHKkLK, Us* ch.r*a ol lit Walsh Oapattaiaoi, watch Hi It salt it a UI'ARANITC that tha work will N doe. In tkaheat fnaalMa ntanaat. p.raun. havias PLAIN Wairhaa oaa ha»a ikaa JKWKI-I KO, ctlW«r la Uhli|, Cht)*oliU,UuMl« I.^URUI*! to a. !HT». I.TGN1RE, Who la too wall known to aawt any i.r taoi.uJa Uun fr.-m at. l>aa charfa at th* k.palrlag at 1*0 Vtrr. l oefl MMonad if F«itiag R<s,ravlB(,atr Storage and Sale of Cotton! IV-RwaalJ W .imnwnna to thn publ c thalLVTTW «oa. prapatvd to i rnatt iiu hku, coTrua, Ixd h.tl,« (naJbnuwa,aad hope HtHNETT lo y oasa i 4 trot 0O antis on i , nil It Awcar Brood aud rt dal, airawa lu.'ahJI Notioo. A 1,1. oar»on. lo tb* tau Irn of OD DT, PLkMNU A .hW 1,T , ara hsreby msiSad IM I Oiry mu! c 10 «p .. ..111- | *od tbnaa #60 feil , »* l.y S -| d.y.l jaI »a<, Ihffir NhlN .0,1 Acwunia wn| b. pat akjiHf IsmH at nara. Tba ki-.ln mhI l*.p.r. ars k.pt *M stand. Coe n»r unlive it. t'w k llot.i l-OliT, FLfM' iNuarwtrr I'n'linih- . tla-tVn M lotifi IVq 1 SHOES SHOES. BLACK and RUSSET BROGANS l Boat Grade. —AT— J. A. O O D Y * S . AepU ll * GOLD PENS. nuti: J na nst and bktv ahm>htmknt OF t.ULD i'ENH Ua'l an4 try ttianr at t. s. spir*R‘8. ' tw« If Wanted. (i tvoaut* ai.aiuma. „ bABOUNA •Uliril a. AL.I LOUISIANA bank NUtxs, in 5iir“‘Us.s. »n NO KNICK KNACKS, NO TRASH! Whoever Wapti Full Value lor tlieir JMonry Must Cone TO B. JACKSON’S, 139 Broad St., NEXT DOOfiTO ROSETTE R L^WHOR THE LARtXK? AND 1>EST STOCK OF DRV GOODS f - .—A ?ft>~ * 3 CLOTHING, Consistiug of Uy^UMiPK'l tbs irtUItt. 1 offer now U> sosi omurs: CALlOGfiH, DKLAftmMl^^ ALPACAS 808— anflUSTRES, Mb HI Frsask sad SagUth, LINENS, l'LKAUfctED MU8L1N8 and Bksetisg, LADJCBi* CLOTH CLOAKS mtay^eihe* the L u*«t -fttyle, and • great artrelus tuoTiuoistoat ts ntnilcn. 1 respsethiUy invite my friend* and cus¬ tomer* to call goon. |&rCountry MsrchmU will do well te lay ta their aopplics at my stele B. JACKSON, nol4 tf. . ' 1H3 Brood stmt Columbus Female Academy 'I'lIK I la.ic^w at tills Iaslttnitoa — will bi- opa »*4 OB the first Mot.- -wElL. d*T la Oetnbw aext. It sill be * (to Jr lijB II tr oil.I.KOfAT* lXSTHTTION, Rial ft'I ill. aud »ryti«nr« b«iw»a,r to a thorijuah aecomplifheii educe Uon will Sch-laMie tf« prtrid-d Vear »ll! baStnaed 1st. «ree Tb* rq-ia! Terns. lAsall Iha e«pi « wlU be Bode, the iamirdials loDeririetoB of Mr BBil Mra Paendera bill ouu pn « will becb&rgrd tor trUtoo. HITMOKTUiTtOV li<t m Library D Incident*! l u Mut-ie...... #i o« r«ecf Fiaj ..3. S M Vocal Mu* 2 00 |fW!6Ch...«« -----1J 00 No extra ettotoe lor Lwia. B i.rd/ r Uto Toraa----------------------T# .hwt,. I'll loo 0® Board Kitok toratrh omen, tnw •to. i»Wsss#»n>,*o«PW axtrm-f 'r waehiue aad ii.nt# Tvmoa aad Box HD »cw a* Vamra xpVaaca. eejm tt K te .-Ut’.Neaus. rrtnitent. To All Whom it Kay Concern \ LX tha DcM. account*, effect* and ****** #f j\. wt at soever k.od, of the Ifito firm of CO., DILLAfUl. POWELLA Harr bon as-iffhcd to uj, for th* payment creditor* of .aid firm. Pcnwu* h*vdia« ficfiinst •aid firm will wHity A Pl L4AfP, a# TutlfeH erne, A'm-ef tlw ws, atotlo* dwcrtpW*. me Trio so i nJtobetrd AO said flrwi «r# m«ke psjMr*- ak>oe *• o«e of »% or fee DILLAKK A POlTiuwato#, _ WA ecU lew #w I Uhw / U«i*M&9t4n3niH IS Hiite Mta ArefftoMlI' # l Mhu | Owh lUilroel to* *»# Through to Atlanta! On had T. UU i*m<unesu R. sums MM* Co, I totals Set. Os, a»p«,R I Matregce Rallr <i arms Mi M - Ut p, sa MiCOHd WKSTmtM UaTIMOAP HUT tftAll lean M.co*„. uii«> »r.l»# AUta't . -t. Ai.aala W L CLAM. MEXICO 1 MEXICO l i S30.000. •IHi LOAN of TB» • REPUBLIC OF MEXICO! Twenty.y#ar Coupon Bondi in *t *64 • 100, *600. and $1,000. INTIRE8T 8BTSN )>KR CENT , PAYA¬ BLE is tbs CITY or NEW YORK. Principal and Intarnst FaysUn to GOLD!* *10,000,000 ts be r#id nt SIXTY CStTI the DtfLUt, l» 0 » Carrotrjr, that ywidltf aa ts of !• Pat Cant, is HOLD, ot •avsaista Pat Ont ta CUB UN0V, at tha gtM«at all ot ptaaloa an gsMt Tha First Tear's latcrcst llrsady Frotrids* 1 THE MQHT DESIRABLE IYYESTME \T 9YEIOFFEUI ImaMsas Titsts ot Wtaint aad a* r-.oiiural Slaty per Otot at Port iMaa, lirposta, aad Ta** • aa, ta tha Mata* of TamauHpat aad Ssa Latt Fo. I |e»l; mm! li*# FU<bir4 FaMk of (A# mi **4 tha Osawat Aovarataatit ara all ptadgs* W Ikt rw d.mpdaa aftHu. id* «- J ;aiya*»t®f lat tr ast TUB SECURITY 18 AMPLE ! |M Is V R Cam oeyVlll bay a 1 per ct OeM *f«M; toe la t) 8 Curt.ory will bwy a T par et ftji ot *100; Oarr.oty m ei« T «"U *sad 1 HijUJ buy a p»rct tone mi n 8 Oan.n.y wilt hay ilpmMI BaeA *l«to L«t **ary Lmi of Rapiiilicsn InstYiadew Bay at Least One Bond I (traatai * hirW.rdad *xonN aad .ahycrtpUoaa •>/ W COBLTBIAOO, aad i It n rr . Via«n«t}t A saat of tba Rapob Sd of Mcstsa.lt Broadway, lf.R Tstfc. eerSiibiotipunoa a'ao raaalvad t« Buka aad Baaktr. g«a>iat]y ihr.ajbi ut tb. t'atrad Removal! nrl b*v. rMOBT.d u 11 Broad If Btraat, whara w. proems* to do bSfi GBOCWl IS MWflOI 1CSII1SP, ^* jj t Sait shall and ■wit a Mrdkafb of tali Mastofo* \v • feUaJ] ha uleuid M .It Pan : v aad m Olao y now DIMM brer ak wttha toll.' v , ? TUB inaincBT m MAKKKf PBiOII PAID Country Produce A* lf», IB Drsad Street. * JEFFWSON & HAMILTON. ▲ Five-Homo Engine for Power Safe. Engine AND TUBULAR UPRIGHT BOILER, IN asis to WITHBBS A M^e net tf Fine Piano for Sale! A »ma TtfStAV* ft A NO la tdcraj tor sals. Stoll Amur, tt SIGHT EXCHANGE —»0 V —» NEW YORK War saw try JODN KINO, "«■» lf » _H anker Liquors in Oftset! 500 Oases of Choice Whii key find Brandy, . toe Basket* Cfeampatne, «H braoda. Jaar raraivad and tor aata at B. JACRRON’8, a belt tf lto Bros* (treat * XirOULD Dawson, Collier A Co. TV reapoclfiiWy ibatih* Preeaription la form Ihnr ttonartiseBt frtaato asA i»iroii, THE will t* aaker KNTIBK OONTROL of Mr J B ( OLU KK. all H ability as a draggl -1 t> wall kpowa In ib a ally acM tf TO OWNERS OF COTTON. In ant.otr to numertme tofrtWgJ from kbroatl ice would toy that we ere prepared TO TAKE CHARGE OF, PET IN OIDEB AMO Ship any Lot of Cotton in the Statu of Georgia, South Caro lima er Alabama, at we have total agents at nearly •very town and a ‘ootp* of mott rMcwnt telrcled /— integrity, capacity and expari tncC to take ahetrgt of terry lot. We wlH also p«y an Taxei aud rhargn of every Description, MAM LIBERAL ADVANCES os the corrosi ft thert, we wiU take chary, cf the Cbtton on rtctiptf or order, and fire the Owners no trooble whatever, from tkt time wt receive it until told and relume made Ay our komee. % WATTS, CRAKE A CO., * Mew Fork, er W. C. WATTS & CXX. T Liverpool, We tnrU* the e tp e ei n l pttmtiom of urn mutants te over fadmire. t E. H. BROOK to Oa, On. located i* Ca)a»btoaa Affect tor X ■ to Co, law prepared eotekeettorf*---- ; I "nets aad win yoy fan auDwt now. toffklff i -A -!•