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BOlfitf SUN
■ LL
THE DAILY SUN
VOL. XL
, RlsTMttl tl MH I«TK
,K meeting was held at the Capitol
til Montgomery on Thiu»d»y, to lake
steps toward* organizing a society to
collect the facts relating to the part ol
Alabama In the late war, and to erect
A monument t> her h. roic dead. A
committee was ap|«Hnl«d to re|»ort
permanent effiesr*. rromm^Ri mot
m sde *(teeches. follow¬
At A meeting on the“3th the
ing (•ermsnent officers were chosen
For President—Hon. Thos. II.
Watt*. ,
For Vice [’resident*—1st Circuit, Dr.
4. T. Reese, 2d do., lion Thus M Wil
Itartis'. ikl Acj, Albert Martin, !>*f ; dth
do., Chpt E L P Goodwin; 5th do, Hon
A M Gibson; Glli do. Col S J Murphy; N
7 th de. Col j ' C Lanier: 8th do. Dr A
Worth*. Uw do. Col Richardson Pow¬
ell; iOtiido, Gen W II Forney; lltli,
R K Dawson. E*q. Hodgson Assist¬
Secretary, Col Jos ;
ant Secretary, Col W II Fowler.
Tha following is the report of the
committee ou organiutlion :
The committee deem \( unnecessary
to ray tlist the proposition to organise
the As ociation, cannot too strongly
appeal to the svmpatbiesof the people
of the State. The meie call strikes a
string whose key is the human heart.
Next to the return of our detd sons to
their hearth stones, are the memories
of their lives and deaths; and from
manv a lrntne amidst renewed tears
and lamentations, Rachel* mourning
for their children, will be heard the cry
of. Let ui haaten to perpetuate their
YRe coaamUte* finds it unntx’evsary
fow, to mix with tbi* griefs aud duties
of the oi'caslon, the idighest aUuuon
to the origin of the struggle, in We which wish
so many have found grave*.
to (ireserve the recollection of our
heroic dead, unmixed with bitterness.
We desire A pail dropped upon the
past, except so far as their pa triolio
devotion is to be recorded. The grave
of a hero ie RAcn-d, everywhere—the
impu’ses which prompt to it* venera¬
tion is indifferent to neither friend or
Lie. The Englishman fall of the
thrills, which accompany the memory
of Waterloo, bows, in reverence, to the
tomb in which repose the ashes of Na¬
poleon. The childreads, on the monu¬
ment. which marks the resting places
of Wolf and Montgomery, lesson*
which inspire to public virtue, and
self incrifice in the cause of his coun
try. this desire to record the
In sense tv©
memory of our sons ; and erect a ceno¬
taph which shall at once be sacred to
their names and battle-field*. Nor
will it tie said, by the invidious critic,
that thia pious task is affected by un¬
faithfulness to our now common coun¬
try. The Union and Constitution of
that country owe their origin to no of
principle, at variance with the love
our birth-places, which, beginning in
tba family circle, is the germ of love
of country, and which, mankind gradually in ex¬ ite
panding, take* in all
generous grasp of benevolence and
patriotism. We say, therefore, let
t here come up frotrr every mountain
and valley, a fervent response to thia
movement. Let us all unite in erect¬
ing a pillar for the dead of Alabama in
the solemnity and manliness of a yet
free people. Let it record only of her
sons, what the traveler reads of the
cnllantSimrtans who fell at Thermo
Pja a), " fe lie here in obedience to
toe lows of our country.” F. Portek,
Benjamin
Chairman.
Hon. B. F. Porter, of Butler, was ap¬
pointed corresponding secretary of the
society. passed authorizing
Resolutions were
the appointment of a committee to
memorialize the legislature to of appro¬
priate five thousanddollars out any
monies in the state treasury, not oth¬
erwise appropriated, as a basis of capi
tal upon which to begin the erection
of a monument, the outside lo be of
marble, on the Capitol grounds, honors with her
the inscription, “Alabama
sons who have died in her service, >>
and to solicit subscriptions ot the peo¬
ple, and to gather data and a correct
list of every soldier raised in
between Jan. 1st, 1861, and May, T865,
and to publish ten thousand of these
lists for general distribution, filed the one
dred of them to be in
archives. Said committee is to
sist of not less than one nor more than
four from eaoh county.
Resolutions were also adopted for a
committee to prepare an address to
tiie people ef tha state, and to apply make
an act of incorporation and child who desires to it
every woman
a member of the association.
REKT MOD KE80LI TI0Y8 «F THK
Tr.VXESHJUC PRESSYTKRIAYH.
We take the following from the
Nashville Reptiltiean Banner of t he *25th;
A Convention of Miniatere and Rul¬
ing Elders, belonging to the Synod
Nashville, was held in Columbia, Tenn.,
on the 21st and 22d inst. The meet¬
ing was intended, originally, to he
Synodical, but on account of tbe iu
founaJity of the “cal!,” tbe members
in attendance resolved themselves into
a simple convention, claiming no ec¬
clesiastical j>ower or jurisdiction. The
Presbyterians represented in Knoxville, tbe con¬
vention were Hols ton,
Kingston and North Alabama, the
Presbytery of Maury having recently
been merged into that of North Ala¬
bama. The Presbytery of
wse not represented of in the the Synod convention.
The large majority informal
absent on account of the
Rev. Mr. Park was chairman of the
meeting, and also of the committee
appointed to prepare a paper to Ire
dressed to- the General Assembly,
mee{ in Macon, Ga., on the 14th Dec.
prox.
The following were adopted :
Memorial and Metofutiovt of the
Synod, to the Reverend, the Moderator
the General Assembly at Mactm, Ga.
The undersigned members ol
Presbyteries constituting the Synod
Nashville, said would Synod respectfully had
that the has no
meeting since the autumn of 1861;
that having convened in the
at Columbia, Tennemee, on a call
the meeting of the Synod on 21st
November, 1865, discovering an
ourselves mality in the call, we simply and
into a convention,
COLUMBUS, OA.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER -!*. 1865 .
T -
luamorteliM }uMr wvwmhI ho>K to !
oraer • meeting of OMr Sy»o4 At snob
lima And |»lsoo as you maf doom ad
fisabla. and i’w t« appoint a Malaga
tor thasanip. to ju.-sUu ow, r tbs dstikfnHnA* of
,
Wo avail our—It.-* ol tkh <>}>portuti
itf. also, to solid u> you ouf most tifto*
tian and fraternal aalutatiBn*. coupled
with our prsyfr* to the Otoat Master
of at-wmblu* Ai.d aourewdf Dmue in
tkteiiivs to eodtie you wKk the spirit
ol wisdbfn and charity, and to guide
you to the way of truth and righteous*
new.
yoursolvas, Constituting as we do a portion of
and deeply concerned, a«
etrery portion of the system must lie,
mall that effects the IxhIy itself, we
earnestly address fullsyin|*athy,'nud ourselves to you iti
assurance of our iti
sup|tort of all that may be uecosiutry to
be done by yo* in lifiCW ol the linad
ship of CNirist, and ms right to rule in
flis own house.
We love our Church, the 1'rrabyte
rian fUiurch, and we “joyfully recur to
her instrumentaluy: iu aJI the pwat in
promoting ever.#g **land noble onuse
among men,” and lament over every
fault we find recorded in her history
We rejoice in her clear testimony for
the truth of God and^tbc purity of IIis
Church, and her great and blessed ef
forte to enlarge and establish the
Kingilom of Jeauif'T’liriat our I<ord
We delight in contemplation of her
acts and testimonies against all errors
in doctrine and encroachments on her
policy, and all political alUaunes.
Ae s Couventioi^ wt have hIso adopt
ed the followiAf r*"<»l*tious;
1st Resolved, That we Accept the
fact of our separate ecclesiastical exist
once as one of the orderings Providence of the all
wise and overruling of God
for the accomplishment of Mis pur
pose concerning Ifiw kingdom on
earth.
3d Resolved, That the Convention
hereby express it* approbation of the
wisdom of the action of the General
Assembly at its organisation in Au
its gusta, cordial Georgia, December, of 1801, and
endorsement the views
and principles aotfouh in the address
of the Assembly “to the churches of
Jesus Christ throughout the earth.”
And now, trusting that tbo great
Head of the Church will preside over
your deliberations, and that the Holy
subscribe Spirit will guide you into all truth, wc
Synod ourselves Presbyterians of
the of Nashville in Convention
assembled.
James 1’abk, Chairman.
C. E. Williams, Clerk.
•T. M. Blacxbcbn,
W. E. CaldwiLl,
O. B. Caldwkll,
F. L. Living,
Robt Caldweu, Minislen.
A. L. Kumb,
T. If. McCallib,
G. A. C.ILOWBLL,
J. D. Tadum k » *
T. J. Fl.CHINA, .1
J. IV. 8. FatiBsoN Elder*
MEETING Or D18TINGUI8HE0 MXH0.N8
IN (HARLK8T0N.
The Supreme Council of Sovereign
Grand Inspectors of the Thirty-third
and last degree Rite, of Masonry. Ancient
and accepted assembled in the
City III. Bro. of Gberleston Oe|isntl (Hiring laal week.
Albert Pike, of Ar¬
kansas, presided as Sovereign Grand
Commander, III. Brother A. T. C. Pier
eon, of Minnesota, as Lieutenant
tirand Commander, and III. Brother
Hon. A. G. Maekay, of-South Carolina,
as Secretary General, with a conside¬
rable number of distinguished Masons
from every part of the United SUte*.
Among them wero the Illustrious
Brothers, Col. Wrn. S. Rockwoll, of
Georgia, H. Shaw of California, Henry
Buist, H. W. Schroder, and R. Bush
Campbell, Shaffner of South Carolina, Cal. TaL
P. , of Kentucky, Charles T.
McClonaghan, of New York, and L. R.
Page, of Massachusetts.
The Courier says:
This did high much body ef diadnguished
sons work, their meetings
having been other suspended daring the war.
craft Among notice things that of interest they to the
ed IU. we Bro. may Col. Tal. appoint¬
P. Shaffner, Spe¬
cial Deputy for Europe, and elected the
following persons Honorable members
of their Council.
Sweden Ilia Majesty Charles XV., King of
and Norway.
Hia Royal Highness Oscar, Crown
Prince of Sweden and Norway.
Denmark. Ilia Majesty Christian IX., King of
His Royal Highness Constantine
N iwjlawieh. Grand Duke of Russia.
Illustrious Brother Henry Buist was
elected Treasurer-General in place of
Achille Le Prince, deceased.
Saturday The Supreme Council adjourned late
several night, dsyVtfi aOer being held in
session conti nue their
session on the 3d Monday in March,
1866, at the City of Washington, D. C.
The profane world, as Masons call
them, are perhaps not aware that this
is the Mother CoonoH of all the 8u
preme Councils of the world. It com¬
prise* distingwishod among ita members tome of the
most men of this coun¬
try and Europe.
General Pike occupies tht*. position
of the Supreme Grand Commander of
the Council, and open its convocation
delivered a most erudite and eloquent
address, reviewing tha condition of the
Masonic Order throughout the United
States and in Europe.
We make the following extract
from the opening of the adareas;
IUustrwut Brethren and Soverrgn Grand
Commandert.
At the close of the great harvest of
that pitiless reaper, Death, and, while
having paused through mere weari¬
ness he rests, we assemble from stales
widely distant from each other and
not long since mad with alt the dire¬
ful passions of civil war, to kneel to¬
gether one e more around the altar of
Scottish ahd labor Masonry, to lament the dead
to for the benefit of society,
our country and humanity.
During (our terrible year* our Tem¬
ples have been for the most part desert¬
ed, the ashes of the fires upon our al¬
tars have been cold, and the brethren
have met each other at enemies or
ceased to commune with eaoh other.
1 asolsted in moat of enr * tales from
the outer world, we have had no cor¬
respondence with foaeign bodies.
attempt has been made to enlarge the
borders of the Ancient Accepted bodies Seo*
ceased tisfa Rite. to meet, )ft% fhe subordinate Veil of the Tem¬
ple has indeed keen not in twain, our
worktop (i»!- were I>mUd anti cur
r.luotne lav overthrown »n«l prueirate.
In war whi n boll iegwlai,-* for hu~
inatuiy and all ib« horrJJo infiuent-va
that <*aa 'IdiMS and tirmoralis*. men
irr busily at arotk. Maaot.ry can do
littte evan to tolieu lbs Imiror* and
tampar tbs bat rod, t .f a strilo that the
aras |>ow» rle** to at eit. In s.MUe .jusi -
tera. indeed, ker laws were eougtti to
\kj tramjdetl W underfoot and Masonic
itriVtlnge* to denied to those whom
their brethren thought it Ma-toot,'
piety to brand as rebels. They torgtl
that when States were arrayed against
Statea id an o|i«n war of gigantic pi • *
portions. Masonic charity required
them to believe that their bretliieii
who fought for |>oht cal iiid<-|-cudeuce,
bowerer much they might lie tn error,
were sincerely and honestly oticying
their oonrictions of duty without any
ol the mom) guilt of treason; and
iliojr forget that, in rights holding them Masons to
hare forfeited their cs
thry thewaalvra, were led by their
|ui*Mons to violate their Masonic ol>li
gallons. Hut these were noi |iermii ted
to make Masonry, and least of all,
Scottish Masonry, a party to the* ml
war wage! between States. Thry
cotnprounu d themselves alone, and
the fire and smoke of the battle
scorched not her gsrmenls. They
earned the condemnation and con
tempt of the world of Masonry , but
Masonry itself » > add as to be entitled
to honor and admiration,
With peace the oppoitunity for use
ful lalxu returns to the Ancient and
Accented Scottish Rite We slinll
soon be prepared to extend it through*
out our jurisdiction; and elapse I trust that will
before three moie yesra it
number its initiates b\ Ihonaands, and
its lodges aud higher bodies l»e found
ip every State.
During their slay III. Ilroa. Gen. AN
bert Pike, Colonel Tab P. Shstt'aer and
A T. C. Pierson have been the guests
of III. l5ro. A. Mackey The two lat
ter led with Pro ^lackey yesterday
morning ao attend the meetiug of the
Grand Lodge of Iho State, in the city
of Columbia, which assembles there
to-morrow Gen. Albert morning, Pike 31st inst. North
left by the
eastern Railroad for Washington on
yesterday morning.
MEXICAN AFKAIRS.
The Herald's Washington corres¬
pondent It is reported say*: that General Carvijal,
Col. Larritr^a and Robert Duchaancr*
are in New York purchasing arm* and
ammunition for the Mexican l.iberal
army. A Broadway firm ha* received
order* for 15,000 uniforms, to be de¬
livered in the present month. Order*
for ritlo* and ammunition have been
sent to New England to lie filled in
the shortest period of time
General Magruder ban taken tIn*
oath of allegiance to the Mexican Im|>erial sub- gov¬
ernment, and is no* a
IBCt- “•
In a dispatch to the late Minister
T'ayton, the secretary of state said be
casion might not by remarking improperly that improve the the oc¬
execu¬
tive government of ids country has no
organ to express his views and senti
ment* in regard to France and other
countries. These can he known al
way* by the language of diplomatic
minutely, representatives, and direct* lor it them instruct* tospe.ik them
frankly tiiia and freely. A short tune be¬
fore diapatch was sent to the
Minister, Mr, Seward wrote to him the
statement, made by Druyn da i'lluys
concerning the Emperor's intentions
are entirely aatibfactory if we are pre
pared authorised to assume them by us having been
tube made the Emperor
in view of the present condition of af
fain in Mexioo. It iv time, as I have
remarked,the hereafter Elnperor's with changing purpose* may
change cir¬
cumstance*. We ourselves arenotun
obaervant to the progress of events at
home find abroad, and in no can© are
we likely to neglect such provisions for
our own safety, as every prepared sovereign
state must always be to fall
ba«k upon, where nations in which
they have leagued are in a friendly
cause.
We respect the moral treaty obliga¬
tions. Your own discretion will be
your guidance as to how far and in
what way public interests will be |wo
moted by submitting M. these views to
the consideration ol Druyn de
THuya.
The Mat Amors* papers complain bit
terly of the conduct of our ’people on
the Texas aide of the Kio Grande, who
insult they say the assemble Imperial in large crowds and
The gunboat Antonia tla| has'reached
Matamoras with a detachment of ma¬
rine*, having been tired upon as she
was Transports coining up. had left Vera
Cru/ with
reinforcements for the garrison at
Matamoras
Brownville papers confirm the re
port that the Liberal forces had aban¬
doned the aeige of Matamoras entire
iy.
F«ob Texas —It is very sickly among
our General troop* Russell, at Corpus the commander, Christi, Texas.
and
more than half his officers, are down
with the break-bone fever. The pres,
sure for transportion is so great that it
is doubtful whether the brigade will be
removed till the early part of Decem
b«r.
The Austin State Gazette say a about
three-fourtbs of the volunteer* from
Texas have been qualified by taking
tbeamnesty oath.
General Custsr and staff have arrived
at Austin, where his cavalry will be
stationed.
Prominent Texans are arriving hero.
They concur in stating that the mis¬
management of the Freedmen’a Bu¬
reau lias demoralized the negroes, who
were at first generally cqntented to re¬
main with their osrners and work for
them, and has also created great dis
aatisfaction Geneva! Gregory amongst tbe his whites against
and agents.
The railroad from Lavaca to Victo¬
ria will ba completed during tbe pres¬
ent month.
A gentleman who accompanied Gen.
Breckenridge from Europe to Canada,
has arrived st San Antonia, Texas.
Breckenridge announced his determi¬
nation to remove to Texas shoald the
President pardon him. He ascribes
the tinning point in the Confederate
'fortunes to the removal 4>f Johnson
from the army ai Atlanta.
AND WINTER
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tb* «> -t HKAl of Mil.
ISISV «Kk>l-r *«#r broasbl to IM* city, row
i*una *>l
v»ii«. si too i*t Mt amt Kara.
While owl M.ock ' eghoro IIA IS.
»i.Ha *o 4 w*ck t:»*u*» Straw It kt*.
K*« Bo**ot osS nook IU VS,
1 *■« •' IliMea 1 , lw.j*',Mkl totooC* laWrutSorod
IteMenJ t’op*. 1 1 , foul'* HOB AS.
l-eeriiofe. Sow* Muw i>4 Tortctnn*.
Flow era, Flo *•4 K**lb*t* of *t*ft 4*wiip
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til* k Collate , tVkck »«4 Wbtto
to e. He 'll**, UleFk W hit* Halt Htolt*
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Itullvx' t loulkBund Hiiviiuw.
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Also. 1st** *n*k it KtllUII ut *totf ol Hb
•ad .nbo., MIBOtlN VBLVKT at *<vty
wi.tll. Allef which oiM he
*1 1,1 *1 V*»» II td*r*4 t*t Iroi I
Mr. LlOt,
R*adol| b Mn*l, Oulsmbu*. Us
-w— • ♦*•—
t Altering, Preasiug ami Dymng
IIate and PonneU in the Latest Styles.
»»ls im
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS I
S. PUMP It CO.,
IN’«*. 7M Broad St • e
(IIUNTER*S T)U» STAND,)
HAVE IN STOKE AND ARE DAILY
tveoivtag a Isigc assurtment ol
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Hrc>\ nml ( look Trimminn,
ClonlfM nml SluiivN,
LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS,
NOTIONS,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoos,
and Boys’ Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
BROADCLOTH AND CA88IMERES,
VESTINGS, SATINETS. JEANS
AND TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, and all
kind* of goods suitable for
(ieolV, ladies, and CtUdren'* Wear,
wliirlt they offer lo the ctiiiens ol Colum¬
bus and vicinity st lbs
Lowest Market Rates.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS sro espe¬
cially u,riled to call and eisniin* oai stuck
hslors purchasine ihs elsswhsrs. A libsral dis¬
count allowed to iride.
Mr. Thomas GhaiOn, Sr • I
formerly with REDD, JOHNSON A C«».,
and
Mr. Geo. Meredith,
formerly with J. KYLE * CO., would he
pleased te se*ihetr old frtsnds aud patrons st
ths shove they address, will whsrsthey may ibe rest ss
•tired be tree led with aim*
iairnose and kindness which nhsaseierired
their dealings wuh them, in former times.
fioM Ini
j uh *r It K C HI I V K 1)
b v
DUFFEE & CO.,
FltBBH OY8TKRS,
FINE GOSHEN RUTTER,
PICKLES, IN CANS AND JARS;
CBANBF.RRIE8;
WHITE AND YELLOW ONIONS ;
1R18I1 POTATOES, COD FISH ;
ORKKN TEA, HARDIN Ed ;
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
FRUITS, ft# , ft#.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
nrit iloor to Csrlw'• Disg Store,
No, Brand Ht.. Cvlmiibu*. On.
nolo tf j I, purrxx A Q| ».
Wholosale and Betall 1
IF YOU WANT CHEAP 6000S !
OO TO
A. KAUFM ANN’S, Agt,
102 Broad Street,
COLUMBUS, GA,
woo ass
DRY GOODS
CONSISTING Of *
FANCY GOO 1)8,
LADIES’ CLOAKS,
LADIES’ and Childrtn’s SHOES,
GENTS’ BOOTS, SHOES aad HAT8,
HOOP SKIRTS,
Large lot Whit* aad Gol’d BLANKETS,
NOTIONS, Ac , &o„
Alas s larg* 1st of
BROAD CLOTH, CA8SIMERE,
SATINET and ENGLISH BEAVER.
CHEAP FOR CASH !
DoS 2m
Peabody's LongStaple Upland Cotton Seed
I IIAVx IOO boahria of th* 8o«4 of thlaaorlrallod
f '*‘“i” j*r Srioo Is *13 par bn.h.l
Tito coUod i* to product!** ** too moot prolific op
l*c<i Tarwtito, and will briac Ml tha market, where
M**ara Orton wood A Oray. of Ontnmboa. *oM m*
».t crop Of 83 kalto at S3 cto. when
wero ranRlna from fi 10 to*, ftae* tbo aottlam-at
of o«r |-ol it cm I difficttlfirn, I nent m raiddIm of this
cotton raiato teatywr toa I dr* rasaafaenirtag -a
•ab i*hir.*at >orth. (>ka ami ihat f Tifiunul u.ii
■• lowing at crop) and wub*d to kaaw It, r*lon. nClta foi
I* S copy of tt>o letter rec.ired la reply I
Hartfwd. Ct .top 4,1S6» ;-Cha* A Paabody, Kwj
Lnat, wuh MBpI* : J •* '* t c » . 4 pl of yoara of tbe IVh
extra aottoa grow, by yomrmH.
oomlB* I am plttoMtl with tha mmpla **nt, aad bop* yonr
crop will ba equal to it to leecth aod
at-ength of tuple. If ao It wiH ba wortk fer oar aae
woie Whea twaoty(*>)centaabors Ut*pric*of middlings.
yoar oottoa is ready to akta would ba plaaasd
!o corrtopond wiih jrm e. the aab)*ct.
Tialy your*. fc C IVES,
w WilHmaaUc Uses OB.
wood tf 9ray, of Ooinmboa, are tny agrnti tor the
•ala of th* 3aad,ah«ro eanmlto *f the list can L*
“SS- 5* 8^*4 . ^ ba put op (-'HAS hi Neka A of pxabodt. ho>hat
r [**<*•. <J*4«* one
|ol tbanSwraparttra, may be addrvaard lo me, or Hlh*r
noissm
NO. 78 .
T. S. Sl'EAR,
MUCTtCSI. S*p P.SPKUBWCB0
vmi«un to
AND
JEWELLEH.
Corner Broad and Randolph Bt*„
AT n» OLD ITAJTD,
H*» sow *y*i s tow oa* rich stork ol
fink gold watcbrh.
RICH GOLD JERK LEY,
HTKRLINU SILVER WARE,
FINK PLATED CASTORS,
CUPS, KNIVES, PORKS,
flPtK)lf8, PICKLE STANDS.
SYRUP CUPS, A*.
Also, * An* MxtiiwSBt Of
AllYBK .o.l 0UI.D THIMBLM,
oolo *sd eitAKA aracTAcuw.
IIAIH WORK,
M*A* lo Oi.ler-ur l»olaa or f aUww
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
IN 00L1*, SILVAH ai*ii mil rBAUM.
WATCH WUBI nod JEWELRY KKPAIRKU
bv ooo» tub iurwsn .1 wuaamw.
MM. JAMES t'BMKKR,
lls* ch*r*o of Ik* Woteh Deperiai*wi. wht*b la tl
toll i« • uI ABAMTKB UiSI ill* work elM to Im*
la lb* toot yutoUiU bi*w >m
F orsou* hoTlafi PLAIN Wslrhw* c»n hat* lb**
JRWBLLKD, either ta Hstif, Oto|solilo. Uoiuslor
Aquiskrlao.
MR. INC1MIRK,
Who I* too w*ll known to a**4 nay iwmirii'
lion freru a* has okorfo of the Mogalrise *t )<*■
•try, ntkansd toll in*, Bafirsrisa, Mr.
oi-Jl it
A. V. BOATRITE,
l«7 BROAD ST
Columbus, Georgia,
(OPPOSITE COLUMBUS BANK,)
•DEALEHIN
Staple and Fancy
BBY GOODS,
Iloutn, Ahoee, Kata, Capa,
Ready-Made Clothing
and Blanketa.
JOHN P. MANLEY,
Pwmeriy of Bra, Msalty i Ho,I,**
JOHN W. WILLIAMS,
5 9m fnrw*rly sf Arm U L Motlough d 0*.
•ii*
NOTICE !
A 1.1. |i*r«om li.Tln* eUini* *a*l*M lb* *.l*i* of
II. C. MrKKB, 4>c«s*t4, at* torsby so
ti*«'l tn |>r«*«si Mil ittatam prnmrty rsrttfltfi st
■uc* Ami alt psrtlw lodririsS to «I4 Mttt* by
noi», or oth.rwis*, will Dtsu* call *ad MtU.st
•sen, In lb* or 1 I will b* oompsllsd to ptso, **14 SW uni*
haiul, of so ntbnrMy tor ooltoetton, s* tkl*
»t*t* tuu*i b* ssulsd tioSHdiaiUI
JO MEIE, A ills’ r.
columba*. Os., Novwibwr IT, INS If
YYIMIY1YN. YOUNG & BRO.,
BROKERS OFFICE
Mechanics’ Bank Agency,
GOLD, u
SILVER.
and
EXCHANGE,
BOUGHT AND SOLD!
Highebt Friooii Paid for
BANK NOTES.
OIORU) A. •uy's
Central Ballroart Bank......................... SO
Vaurgta Mali road aad Basking Coapaay
Bank of Middle Q*orfta.................. 7U
Marina Baak .....
Bank of Angaria.... .36
Augusta Inauraur* 10
Bank of JUbsna...... ta
Bank of Cotaratiu*. IS
Bank of Oommara* to
Bank or ths Umpire St*U 3
Hank of Pul loo.
Bank of Hutu
Bank of tbs I of Ctoorflt ■A
City Bask of w
Farmer*’ aad Maebaalea’ Baak
Mackaaica’ Back.... 10
Merchaati’aad Plan tar*’ Baak 18
Planter*' Baak tl
Onion Bank............ 10
Timber Cutter*’........ n
Manufacturer*’.......... .......it
ALABAMA.
Bank of Mobile........ TO
Bank of Menlatoaery 95
Bang of Srima. ..... •-’4
Central Baak...
Commercial Baak .30
Eeriern Bank
Northarn Bank
Southern Ban^ r#
SOUTH CA ROMKA
Bank of Oamden.,..... v
Baak tf Charleakga.... m
Hank of Chester........ K>
Bank ot Georgetown 89
Banker Hamburg ...
Beak of Kewborry ................
Bank of the Male of South Carolina ..SO
Commercial Bank................. .. 17
JtxcbasgaBank ..... ...... .19
Farmer*’ »n4 Kxchauge Bank II
Meronant.’ Btak......... .....
Pee plea’ Bank.,................... 4t
Planter*’ Bank ot Pair field .. 19
Planter*’and Mechanic’* Back SJ
State Bank...................... -- Jt
Southwestern Railroad.............
Colon Bank...... .<* M
•error quotations of Other
Bank Notes Enquire at Our
Oflice.
o*»l 3m
ue WRITING INK!
i v * tor sale at th*
-
weplb 6UN OFFICE,
«• ■J-W
oir rJ
Ani*»«i Warn V 2 jr*~ S*K<
lirlna !*»'■ *• \
PWot wh tobe*irt«fui
T B M, ta Mm *e to* * * * ••
lea.* Ballreed ** Chalteecofia sad
*
Through to Atlanta! 1
Oa and After , 11th Inst.
Muscogee Railroad Nrbedalo.
Artie* M a. at v
...lata
An tv* »
Jfttv.vs WtbTKBM NAfLKOAD SCStDVLB
suit mu. AM
S M
StVtV* AU****- - ------AMo.sk
Loan Atloaio . .
Arrive Mi «tc
NO SNICK KNACKS, NO TRAS81
Whoever WaaU rail rains
for tkrlr Money Must Can*
TO
JACKSON'S, jm
B.
lf*3 Uroatl St.,
NEXT DOOR TO R08ETTR ft LAWHOK.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
*
—AN®—
CLOTHING,
Coeiifidag ef the following artltlva d ™
offer now to my frkiade and wufioatn
CALICO RS, .
DRLAIMRP,
ALPACAH and LUSTRES,
MERINOS—Frwack aad RagUtk,
r.INKNri,
Bf.CACHED MUSLLNSaad Sksatiag,
LAOISi’ CLOTH CLOAKS
the Lafiae* Style, and a great ataay fiber
artieUa Uo auaereas to nMatMi. *
I respeetfaliy iavito mf friend* and eui*
toner* to e*ll soon.
Country MmkanU will do wall tf
lay la their euppBaawtaiy Mere.
B. JACKSOST,
o«14 tf 133 Bread street.
GOLD PENS.
AND ASSOBTNXXT OP
Oall safi try ibfln al
T. 8. SPEA.B’8.
Mil tr
sightexchakgF
NEW YORK
For tot* by
JOHN KINO,
sofi lb. I tanker.
Liquors in Cases!
600 Caaba of Choice Whig
key and Brandy,
IOO Rhfiketi ( linmpagor,
*11 brsod* Ji,*t rafsIvH and Air sal* st
B. JACKBON’fl,
OrUtf til Tiro.it rirrst.
'txroULD Dawson, Collier & Go.
r**p«ctfnilr (hat lofbim th*tr Maud, sail
rill V V to"»«Kirr lb* Proscription D*p*r(toast
THK XNTTXE OONTHiH, ol Mr
i H COLLIER, vibrs* nbflltjr ss s dnuitri t* Writ
knows Is tb« oltjr, sen tf
Storage and Sale of Cotton!
W E wostil an Boner* lo Uis liabl e lhAI WAV'
*•*.* prwpirwl to
STORK ABO SELL COTTOn7
ti*vls( •kel'o* food huusw.SBtl bop* to si vs t*o*rsl toll*
orU tf BAKNEtT A <X),
Uocs*r llrosd sod St Clrir ttrssla.
Advances on Cotton!
P RISONS VOEK sr ilMlrlBR 1,1 VSKPool. lo *hlp <ka Cotton b*vs It ts d«M NEW ta
Srsl-Blsas boll ms, sn.l ADV ANCIS MADE, by tp
P'ylsa *0
oc24 tl W W CARRARD.
Bank Notea Wanted.
I l AM eoltiMlssa to t»»r*t»*i>»ot*«of th*B*nt,
la Ihs Stats* of Utorcts, Alabama, North aad
•oath Carolina. Virginia, Louisiana an# risBassaa,
asd will pay foil imrksi rats* for lh« asm*.
W FELIX ALRXANDXE,
Agaiit K M B.IIM A Oa,
No »s, Bros# .treat, over Rant*'. .t*r*.
oClf-tf
DRAY LINE!
I 'll* unSarsisM# sr# to
olnga regular lisa ufOnyuv Mb&rSm
and hi,. (,r*para,l tn d -
IHO of asy dtomlptwo at
Uwstuit aanos. Onlsratsflal Me. •« RtreetS
••rsst, Will Bitot wltb prompt aU«8tios.
aapty It t> K W1LI 1AMS A CO.
SHOES SHOES.
BLACK
and
RUSSET
'
BROGANS!
Best Grade.
—AT—
J. A. CODY’S.
aaplf tf
Notice.
A LL peraoaa ladeblad U> the lafe firm of COOT,
PLMNO A SWIfT.ara barrby Briffiafi that
they mau by Sr*I coma up ef aad Jaatary utUa; aad Umm wka Ml
lo pay day naxl, thafr Note*
aad Aocounto win t>a pat la atilt at one*, 'lit*
Boofeaaad Fapjr* an. Hoi«f. kept at aur old riaad. Cor.
aar aadar the Cook
Ootamha*. „ Ga, Oct. OODT, FLEMISG A fiWtfT.
SI. lSSn IJaa 1
RV wanted.
D a Virginia lady, a great gaObrer by tba war,
a.itaatlon a. TEACH KB, in acme priratafha.
Hf In lit fouits. Sn# will t oa tract m the SI pHIo. utaai
SaUry Knglirii branebea. Preach, aad Ma*ic oa '
Wa bom*, Do < 4act, all rite dwtiwa .ichaape-f b a food couforta- *
fcararaace* Plea** ad
****•> ^Oatwof , John VIRGLNIAN.
Brttff A Co, BrlUwora, Md.
Columbus Female Academy J J.
apHB 1 wU) Egmciam be opened ol oa tbi* tha laatltutooa, first Mott- wrlnk ^ •i
day ular la COLUSuIATt October »e*t. iBSTITUTlOff.* It win bd a reg¬ k
and all the aup’.iancaantceaury toa.
thorough -
wBI and proTided. arcomp.’iihed edumt
t!on be \
Tba Scholastic Year will be dirtdad Into thrr* •rtj
Must Term*. Aeall thajopi’* wtfl be uadarUto
Immediate *uper*irien of Mr aad Mr* fiauadmra
but on* price w«I ho charted fer tuition. .
RATBBOP TUmOK:
isaasiEsi=r==?Ri Moeic---
ITeoef Pwe*........ .......• M
Vocal Marie........ *86
Free eh—.,,........ ■Btorittow. *.v ' V?
V
K"
Vi boakd am h pjits n> adtajfcs. i .«F.