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will |)lo»' . befof° I r °" b -Tn iVii. bkhviukm. „ »»mca gentleuien ore Agents f« ll< ” rin * in Alirf.i»m»: *,0WE* ,r * to f' power?. Soule’tW""- kH H n (ehMlw , 'lwo ” r Suborn. Ilurtville* tf«ll«f. 1 ’ or '’’"'' •j t «k-. (iuorrvt.ni. ' 'n, ke r, Suii-ei>«" n - o wife*. Clmnnonu woe «* Smith. l oi " n ' W A. teeter. A'llla'a. ' T Kefnllewi. ,K iwmeA goniletnen lire nur ^oeven. lioiwte JBoiSpring 1 ; U.V;™' ‘““[TVlL Watbrs. tB 1 "'.' .. I I„ UT1M11MS. [f.irtieli )• * . \y (jnviNOTnN. , Jones’Ct 0 ” 10 *' .»“• >e « Advertisement,. lUickon’ t'ott.tgf. tlmt le-nulifu! »•'*- Bill, nil its vnliutljli' uppmU - . i3 offered for wle- Gu imJ «•» 1B dW««^» kuf ' ,int . ct, °’ 7 ,w ; * , hc nover-fniling nud wo L will lw induced to buy. The very pleasant renidoucoof James tVsrrcn. Esq-^ offered fur rent. I» located i» # u>°st excellent nelghlmi- j j,.a jn«t fur eiinugli IVinn town. pj.C.T. I’ntillo wisliee to l'ny fifty Inis rewind for bi t eop'el lmmo“Clmr- y a „atlielir,ef wlm -tole liiin. Sec notice’ SvC tlte excellent order of Col. 1 rencli Aojall. commandant of ibo Jiost. AVe call especial attention to tbo ful- iseiiiciitof Jlessw. Clcoryi lliiynes t t McGrlieo it Co. They Imvo fitted dnow livery “"-I «onr „|t's Hotel, oil Uroad street, and will Joulit do their utmost to plcai-e all v , ni iy favor them with tlu*ir pativm- t ,. Give tlie boys :t trial. 1). P. Ellis will rent at auction, on mtUy m-xt, a Ionise 'situntcil oh Hry- ctroet. See lii- inlverliM*ir»riil. ; /ilt)li -\Ve hear that z**»\ cotton is ,|y bringing »)</ We. >>' "" r “larket. on ey isplonty. anil there i> no tlillirtil- iu effecting sales. fi nr X, us.—We learn that thi’ steam- Alice, ono of llie new l»oat- lt»r t his ew ciMiunamleil by t'ajt. Wingnto, K *n last hoard from, was in Chootnw- t(Li« huv, where she ltsul put in, on r *jy to Apaliiehieola, oil-account ot v r.'itfih slate of the weather. It i.. Paid that several of 1he cotton xes tlmt lately left our wharf h»v Aptt- hicoln are ngremnl in the river below. Wuliear that one-of Cnpt. Dan. Fry's ft Units, called the C. D. Fry after bis eased brother, is loading at (’moni tion her way round. Tito other was isliiug at l’ittsbiirg, and it was thought aid be ready in about tlircc weeks. Latest by the Moravian* By Telegraph to Londonderry. | DivbbpoOL, Sept. Id —Political ntivtn J unimportant. The stockholders of the American Tel egraph Com pan y—h a vc held a mooting and unanirnously adopted the report of the diroctord. A now contract is to be made for the building of another cubic, to bo laid next summer. The question of raising additional capital was postponed tor nnother meeting, which is to be held October 12th. The - Manchester market is inactive, and some goods aro steady while others aie oador. Blend stuff's aro dull but steady ; Richardson, Spence & Co., and Wakefield, Nash »fc Co., report /lour dull and easier; wheat inuctive; corn &)s. for mixed; pro visions firm; Biglnn'd, AftfJ’gn Ss On.,-and Gordon, Bruce & Co., report beef quiet and steady; pork was linn and bacon scarce, with prices advancing; lard lirm at 80s. ; sugar lirm and unchanged : coffbc steady : petroleum lirm, 2s. 9J. to 2s. 101. for relined. London, Sept. 13.—Breadstuff's dull and tending downward; sugar is quiet and steady ; coffee firm ; tea steady. Lotulo'i Mmey Murkel.— Consols closed on Wednesday at 8'.); to 89? lor money; Illinois Central 79} to 79? ; Kric5»W to57 ; and 5-20's at OH, Latest via Londonderry. Liverpool, Sept. 15 —The Colton Bro kers’ Circular reports the sales of the week at 71,100 bales, including 11,900 to speculators and 19,500 to exporters, i’ho market opened with a downward tenden cy, and closed with an upward tendency, though prices were 1 to ilc. lower on the week for American. Thetiuthori/. *d quo tations are: fair Orleans 21 id, middling Orleans 18i|-J, ‘middling Mobiles 18Jd, middling uplands 181*1. The sales were 20.000 bales, the market closing with an upward tendency. The stock in port is 327.000 bales, ol which 25,800 aie Amer ican. Breadstuff^ quiet and steady, except Flour, which lias a downward tendency. Provisions lirm aid unchanged, except Lard, which is buoyant at NK London, September 15—P. M.—Con sols closed at 89ft(ai80J tor momr; Illi nois Central, 79i(*t.80; Erie 5 20 ’,, 0^1. The above prices were previous to the re ceipt of the Persia’s news.' Bullion iti tho Bank of England hud decreased £107,000. OFFICIAL. [Special Dhputch to tho Cincinnati Emiuircr.j Wasiiinuton, September 22d.—The mustering out of the negro troops and their exclusion fiom ltichmond, Nash ville, Memphis ami Nntclicz, and various other places in the South,is regarded here as a complote abundoniucnl of tliu exper iment of making soldiers of negroes in a white man’s country. It is evident now that tho experiment is to bo finally aban doned. The policy of the Government is to reduco the military forces to the regu lar army standard as fa«l ns the ponce regulations ot the Southern States will admit. At present the military organiza tions maintained in the South are as much for the protection of tho white population from any outbreak of tho negroes up for the protection of the negroes from any oppression by their former masters. Tho FrecdmonV Bureau and Provost Marshal Courts will be compelled to take this direction. Tho number of pardons now daily granted is an evidence that tho President 1ms set himself to work in good earnest to cflWl a reconciliation. Not on*» oilt of the thousands of Southern men who have como has gone away dissatisfied with the policy pursued by Andjovv Johnson. All of them are ready to sustain him against tfio machinations of the radical Itepubli- cans who are opposing him. Not many months will ensue beforo wo find that the rebel party against tho Government is in the North, led on by such men as Charles Sumner and Thad. Stevens, who are making themselves equivalent to Jell*. Davis, Hunter and Lnwroneo M. lxoitt, in 1801, Secretary Seward wa« sufficiently re covered to attend the Cabinet meeting to day. Secretary Welles was also in at tendance. The only absentee was Stan ton, who was represented by Assistant ►Secretary Eckert. There are somo who ; 1 would rejoice from tho Adamic to the Mississippi if Stanton would take a no li not to return to the War J).*part- qt. It might compel Mr. Johnson to rearrange his Cabinet, and mnko it what ho ami tho country need. Tho Cabinet session to-day was very . . ; brief. Nothing of importance was pro- mlml, as clcv< r and entcrpriMiig sontod.* have union"' | The receipts of internal rovonuo to-day . ” i amounted to one million twi> hundred mi that tho thousand dollars. UK At) QUARTERS 1)EF’’T UF ifKoltb I A,') OnuCE f.F TilK Pkovoht Mahsmai. v'|,, Avgusta, Ua., Hept. 1. is*.:., ) .Provoit Mnrthul ffon<rQ/’* f Orti-rt So. j Intormntion havii\g boon rocoi\cd nt the. e 1 Head Quartora, that lui«o numbers of ('•Hiird- eratc and U. S. fire-arms are distributc.l over | the Mato in tho hands of dc.-Dnnur ; and It appearing that the peace of the S an . tho lives of tho citizens, and I lie ttcurily ot property is hereby greatly end.iiwor* 1, it is j orderod— I. That within thirty days noxt horc.f: . r, a I i such* arms of every description, together iti« j nil ammunition mid munitions of war wlmt e\cr. | nowin tho bauds of private |»er." >!ir, in this 1 Stpto, be turned over to the nearest Pr-tvoat 1 Marshal, IF. That after Iho expiration of said thirty | days, all Assistant Provost Marshals within thi- j Department aro directed to soizo all . u -h fire- ! arms, and munitions of jvat found in the hands j of any ouo within their respective districts, and i all persons found with such arms will bo nr- ! rested anil forwarded to the Ue uf Quaiv r.-. IIT. Sub-District Commanders aro-hQn.’.v authorized to grant permits t»> sueli verom.- ;is in their judgment, are entitled to them to retain private arms for sporting purposes, using their ■ utmost discretion to prevent improper !•«•;•■••n.- from enjoying this privilege. By command of . ’ MAJOR BEX. STEADMAN . C. II. Grosvj'.nou, Brv’t Brig. Ucn’l and Pro. Mar. Ueu’l. _Sept.' 10—tlstoet. OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERN At. REV., i Revenue 2n DiaTKier. tlitoimn. M urns, Ha.. August 11. t-* ; •. I By order from Treasury Department, wiioti duo, are required to bo paid lodbn* ship ment of cotton can bo made from thi* dim riot. Tho 21 District is composed of the follow ini counties: Baker, Bibb, Butts, Calhoun, Eluut.t* hooebee, Crawtord, Decatur. Dooly, DoughorQ Early, Harris, Houston, Lee, Macon, Marion, Millor, Mitchell, Monroe, Mmeogce, I’ula !.i. Pike, Quttmou, Randolph, Schley, Sp.»ol.line-, Stewart, Sumptor, Talbot, Taylor, Terieli, l • sou, Webster and Worth. JAMES C. MclU RNEV. August 22, lS'J5-tf V'die-t. r. Internal Revenue Xolh e. Ofiicial instructions having been leeoivo*! this day from tho Commissioner of Internal Reve nue, Rail Roads, Steam Boats, Express Com panies and «// imi ftons tru hero’y notified not totrunsport any Cotton, or move. il out ot the 2d colleetoral district, unless they lir.-t procure apormitfrom this oftlco or from mydepniies. Cotton can bo shipped tm any Raili<•:».! t.* 'Ei con. Duty can be naid tit Columbus t* Itielnird W. JtPiUCs, Deputy Collector. JAMES 0. MuBI RM: . August 22*tf Collect -r. I W7 B. SKtu, Jones, formerly with B,dd t Johnson, j J. S. An:v., fomicily with ]•'. r ..... NEW STORE! 1 E. THOMAS tfe CO., -A T- No. 125 Broad Street, Oolmnou®, Grcorsia, l< KSPEt.’STl'TLLV announce t«» the eitir.cnR W Columbus and surrounding country that luy have now in store,, and to arrive, a SPLENDID Stock of NEW j n OPENING AND TO ARRIVE A WELL SELECTED STOCK -OF- DRY GOODS. CALL AND SEE THEM -AT- Old Broad Street, Third Door nhnve 3Ianl\ lloJufs' Uarurr. Messrs. Pirn/ \ Co., l^-l lli'oml >li«‘ut, ve brought us tunl»*v lom'wcJ iddigu os for the latoit Cincinnati, Iamuh 1c.Nashville ami Atlanta paper** wo , tion nof to return to thu^Wnr JJoparl- re roonved. Wo liavo several time** ere ImJ the plettHuro of aukliowlpdg- 'UtepapurH sent by tlial firm. They Comprising every nrlielo usually kopt in Fipsi Class Uolltiii^' Houses, CONSISTING OF SmiMlIII FIIEM'II AM) I’MiLISil t'LOIIIS, Black and Fancy Oassimei’es, -AND- FANCY VESTINGS, CXOTH1NG, -ne !ni <>| OVER COATS, Cloth and t’n.ist- •ats 1* til I Dress and Business Suits of every >1". Don and Oassiiucro l’. uts, and Fancy o-i’iigs. Large lot of Fancy Cassimero, Lin- i. Hickory and Merino Shirts; Canton Flan- d. Joans and Merino Drawers. uriey Linen and Paper Collars, cut-.’ ami Ladies’ llundkorcliiels. Fancy Kid, Berlin ami Ca->iiuoi‘o Gloves, Buck, unit lots, Cassiiuerc Hats, Valise--, Embrellas. SEALS, JONES & ACEE. Sopt 22—2w V Wh DFFJCfi COLLECTOR INT’L HK\’KXi:i:,( 2l> DlSTIIIOT OK GKoIO.IA. Macon, Augu; tit,! s .. ) Notice is hereby given that nil Dt.-tillcrr *»t apples, peaches, grapes, corn, or other substnu- cun, and all iuanufuoturers «»f toba. co, * i. «te., aro required to tako out aTuvu n ini lgiw bond- Tho-'o who fail to give bond and pro* ur* license uro, in addition to ull other i11ii* and forfeitures, liablo to pay* one luiinlii d pci centum additional duties thereon. Nutico, merchants and other* pnrehnsim liquors before the duty is paid, d*» so at ilich own risk, as the law compote me to r ii. i. matter iu whoso hands if may lie found. JAMES C. MoBl KM.Y, ang 22-tf C'dlc *r. I 2J. 1S.m. cl cetera. \\ c havj* secured the sen led) of | MR. GEO. H. BETZ, iir Manufai'lnring Deparlmonl.'Nvho is now pared to serve his old customers, and as iy new onos as may favor him (and us) with ir pntrouago. Having just returned from w York, where ho lists been cnsibleil to ac- lint • himself with the latest fashions and .of cutting, ho will be the hotter prcqiared five tlmt I NIVERSVL SATISFACTION icb lias always distinguislm 1 him ns one of MOST CELEBRATED TAILORS in tho COLUMBUS, G.v., Augu: Having been appointed Deputy t’ollocio tho counties embracing Muscogee, Talbot, ris. Marion, Chattahoochee ami Slowart .all tiesengugod in distillingtpirituous 1 i>jit--i i- above named counties will ayply at mo o ollloo, opposite the Petry lloti*c. an l tilo !> and procure permits, RICHARD W. JAQUE8. Dopnty thdlceto aug 22-tf Internal Rev. : -l Di■ . < Tlirougli to Atlanta! SUPER1 NTEN L*ANT’S OFFICE. MUSCOG OE RAILROAD »:n.. Col.UMill's, Ga., Sept. • 'h, 1 HO.• Plilscogrc I?nil S< livdr. 1C, -out U. Wi •ididly i (I i : ivile the " Public " to give us '•ha*ing elsewhere, as wo in to their interest to purchase j Our aim will bo to please, and it is ourdeter- i mii.alion to establish a FIRST CLASS KEP- y A UT ATI ON. j Having purchased our stock at the LOWEST I O \S1I PRICES, our motto will be | “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” j Columbus, 0a.. Sept. 27—Im 'iMOTICB/ ' k| j.RCII \ . I S i.ud others wb,, desire to RK- Ml f I ENDS NORTH can d*» so WIT1I- I I it! T \'\ PE'\S|; by applying at Agency of E. M. Bvi. .v t ... where Northern Exchange can icss men ns any that " and wo tiro glad t<» I blio genorallv uri* well tipprocintiii; It men. The Fenian Organization in the _ | Northern {States.—We loaru lYom ro- II. Robert'<>n. A- Co., till Hronil I liablo acuirces that the Fenian organisa* ’ . , . tion in tho Northorn States nuinbeis two ect, are daily muling to llu-ir stock ri j hundred and twenty-one thousand men. T hose men aro openly pledged to move any day on the great quusllm of the lib- oration of Ireland, and to aid a^d assist in that noblo undertukins;. It is also stated that a number of subaltern officers have left LdIs country for Ireland within »\ lew months. If so few liberty loving spirits can produce such a profound son* Button in England as now prevails, sotting the Government, tho press and British subjects iu a state of alarm, what will be tho effect when two liundi-d thousand similar souls, all animated by the same glorious sentiment—the Ircodoni of Old Erin—shall land upon tho soil of Ireland? [Sew York Herald. and interesting publications. In •t they receive them us l'as1 as they arc Uftd. Among those tlinl ciime to band sterduy are tin* following : Frank Leslie’s Ladies’ Magazine for tuber; Mm«. Domorest’s Mirror of Fasliions October; And tho Wavcrly Magazine. The ladies, especially, will do delight- to obtain tho two first-named pulili- 1 . A : tliis roaU w i 11 • I .lti •’ Mr Wm, JL IVck. editor and publish- of the Georgia Weekly, of Talhottou, in our city for the* purpose of getting' vertising from our merchants. We nira^nd him to their liberal patronage, he crop? ia Tennessee aro turning out Uerthan was anticipated a few weeks o. This is the tenor of tho news we ro ve from all portions of Middle Tonnes- v It seems tho crops prefent the sumo ndition in West Tennesseo. Tho Boli- r Bulletin 6ays: “The recent rain.* '•t been of preat ho no fit to the crops oughout this section of the country. It 1 thou trimi!.a a I... *.r.t /i. iT.ii.nt mil I a 1 BLANK U. S. TREASURY Permits to Ship Cotton, FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. Sopt 22—tf Urtsongor Ira Leave Columbus Arrive in Macou i LeavoMuoon at • Arrive ia Columbus at T.2I DIiicoii nml WcHlvru It. II. St NIGHT TRAIN. Arrivo at Atluutu Leave Atlanta Arrivo at Maeoti • sop 1»—tt W. L. CLARK, Si ( HANGi: OF SCHISM!u: * S U PER I NT END A N T’S 01’1’IC: M. A W. 1*. R. R.. Montoomkhy, Sept. J', l->' 1 O N and niter Friday, Sopt. 221, D'lv. on thi- Road wi.l be run as l«*lh»t.» : Leave ('niumbiu at Arrive NVosf Feint 1 1 Arrive at Muntgeincry.* i • Leave Montgomery I A. Leave West Feint • 1 Arrive ft Colourabus Connecting with trains of A. A \» . F at West lV.int which arrives in Ai!:ii'.'- M„ in trine to connect with 11*•• '"<■ • Atlantic Rail Road for CUattan a north, Dissolution. * C u gill i *»M-e,|. the I'ftle.l by M ire known as If Ivlin A , by mutual consent, dis ol' tJ»o into linn will bo (• •'!■ I’EN OR TWELVE DAY BOARDERS lAX UK ACCO.MMODATEI) with bnard,on / re.asmiahie tj rnn*. at the Smaloga Hoalau- i. Nn. n > Broad at root, up .*tair«* l next door to . F. Idlin' auction room, uptllii tf . FOR RENT, i d nii>m* .-uitablo for bed romu.M nr ollioey, idvi.. FKARODY BRANNON, i >t 1*1—1 In Attorney*. r FOR SALE, sept 22 tt DAN’L II UF. ’ Notice! Diought'by those who tiro competent to ge llihL the lieavichl average yield of ] a will bo gathorod this year tiiat has j ’hidlbia section for many a year. The °p is dne; mod of tlm field- are now • ening rapidly. Vast quantities of tur- j *«od liavo been sown; Lite yield of ect potatofa muil bo small, owing to . t .r..„A ......... Let that but tew perrons ha 1 sweet quire, A1 .^IloRl NUllkhund Wo Have Received AT THIS OFFICE A HOOD SUPPLY Off 3E Suitablo for making any kind of BLANK BOOKS. Utoei in the spring. However, it ia nn- ^ated that what is produced will be ••Quid a* to quality, r lour is w*>i tl* ^7 r hundred at the mill* and good quality Hat tolls readily at. $2 per bushel " IN THE BEfcT STYLE. Sopt. 9, 1805— tf ° Q TD * PuifLic.—Any person in door- outh Carolina, Florida nr Alubuma |’ ln K preserved printed copies of my '?r* fiom the Army, will confer u spe- * tavor by informing mo of the fuel, by to. »tthis place. V?S • of . ,ll . v f r, ends of tho Pro’s is “ } n Riving this card a general cir- itUon the .Slates named above. t, . , P. NV. A., . . *Jiomniton Upson County. Ga. Pt. 2tith, l mi. ’•Columbia (Tonn.) IIPraia of llio inst Fays: “Wo are interested in : V)* that one of our citi/uns lm< an ap pending at the I’nlehl UJli. e, tor ‘i 10|,r, i5 fleam gun. intende.i t.> "M’!’ Us of lianLun .1 mi. Hie •|SARATOGA RESTAURANT, WEST SIDK OF UltOAD NT., NEXT DOOR TO 1). 1*. ELLIS’ AUCTION 110FSK. UP STAIRS (10ItMPRL Y DU. WUUDUUIT .S oPP/CE.) TREASURER’S OFFICE. Muscogee R. R. *’<•., Columbus, G:i., Sopt., Ll. 1- , Op and after this dato the (ar^nuthi r will be five cents per mite. .IAS. M. B£V£N8,Troasurei Sept 1 -tf ^ N0TICK TO SlilPPKHS. S UFE It I NT E N D A N T’S <) F F l ♦) I i, • Musooui.k Rail U«»ac. Columbus, Ga„ Aug. I!, ’*• >. Shippers aud Consignee# arc hereby nni i that this Coiupnoy will not he re.*p-msiMe freights shipped to any Station <m thi- K ' "l at Columbus, after it is disehuiu * I Irem cars. W. L. CLARK, . up’ aug 11-tf NOTICE. OffffICK MUSOOliEK KAII.IIOAI)' •>, * Cui.cMntis. Use., Au::. 11. IK •. rpillS COMPANY is prepared i ■ « 1 truets I t ttio delivery at this pla.*'* and Fine Wu.>d by the oar '* k 1 in^ Buuiuwill pleaso mak'. ipj>'i • ’•■;•» ' ; iitcly, 'V. L. Cl.ARK. t| _ ang 11-tf ^ . Notice to Shippers. 1 N I! tv.i* “terr hnuso. with six rooms, on \ tho wo t fitlo oF Broad troct. Tho house ur.it iN' n w : has evurv e"Uv•••iiirneo necessary • >it ..I ii family, this in every room; A lii . • 1 1 i i: id I needful out-buildings, :c. i ..ll iri i-X' Fe.it order. Fussossion can l)o ri\ •• ii itcly. Applv to •■pt 1 ’-It U. M. RENFROE._ r o it it E N t , « C«i.\| I'oirt'A |{LJ.’ tiunioii lihums, c nit.iin- /V ine iwi) i'im,ui*. : itudtod on the nnrthenst iriM i of I he lut now oeeupied |,y Mr.*, )allies !1. Shnrter. Terms re.isonnblo and possession gi\en I .t Hotuhor. Apply t.» Sop ’■ tt MRS. .SHORTER. TO RENT, in Wvnntnn with a family and four in elniot and soV» THIS OFFICE. FOR v\1 u.l RENT, >TURE • Mipied by F. Ilcih- •1^ BruJid '•f- .1, next above ,iTier’s dm,: »r• •. Eiiqiti'*o ot I.! T. downing. NEWS DEPOT, -AND- NOTION HOUSE, 110 I1RO A11 STUKKT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. «CO. H. U0UERTS0N ^ CO., R E^FECTFULLY annouueo It) the eUi/eus of Columlius that they li.ise n >w in rtore, and on tho way here, a elioiee and desirable block of BOOHS £ND STATIONERY, comprising every article usually* kept in first class houses. Legal Cap, Bill Caj». Loiter, Note and Billet. Gilt, Magenta, Blotting and Tis*uu, ruled and blank papers. White, BulT, New Opaque. Card and Wed ding Envelopes, Mourning Paper, Envelopes and Cards. Arnold's and Butler's Inks. Gillett’s Steel Fens, Faber’s Lead Feneil's, Dice. Fhiving Curds, Visiting Cards, P.ntfolios. Looking Glasses, Pictures, Prong’s >kcteh Curds. Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair llrudus, Fe.-Uel, Toilet and Fine Combs, Ink, Mueilago and an endless variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS. A beautiful stock of Anthony’s Photograph Albums, containing from s to 200 pictures, Autograph Albums and Drawing and Fkctcli Books. A choice* stock ot Bouml and Paper Back Novels, Novolletts, Dime Novels, American Talcs, Dime Songsters, and llumurona Works too tedious to mention. SCHOOL BOOKS! Teachers or parents desiring SCHOOL BOOKS will find it to their intero.-t to buy from us. Our aim i.* to please—our determination to . ostahlihh a first class reputation. We buy at I the lowest cash prices aud our motto will bo ; “Quick Sales aud Small Profits.” We respect fully solicit order* from the coun try asKvell a< from tins city. Or lots li.no any one will meet with prompt attention and those who favor us with such may rely upon just dealing. ♦ i>- Any tiling wanted anil not on hunt! can lie Hiipplictl \%lililn Hie tiny*. Call and see ns. GEO. 11. ROBERTSON »V CO. _Sopt 21—t f CANDLER & BOSTICkT UNDER COOK’S HOTEL, RE WELL AS SORT Mil S TrI O JE S , At Wholesale or Retail. Also, at Retail—Cottonados, Stripes, Ticking UmbTofins, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Combs, Noodles, Buttons, Ac., ,te. Fresh arrival of COUNTRY FLOl'U and CORN MEAL, List ground. All -d which will ho sold lor a small advance. 200 Sacks Liverpool Salt, TO A R IU V E. Wo offer our sorvicos to the public to do a General Commission Business. All consignments to us will meet with prompt attention. Our personal attention wiil be gU'on ty all sales. Columl^s. Ga., Sopt 21, 1Si'.*>-:!w REDUCTION OF PRICES PHELPS fi WHITESIDE’S. Contemplating u cliungo in our huni- ncss on the first of next month, wo Imvo determined to reduce the RiTees on our goods invrder to effect QUICK SALES! We have tin hand a nice assortment of Coats’ and Clark’s Spool Threads, Col ored Threads, Needles and Fins, Flench ed Homespun, Hickory Stripes. ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET. Luhin’s and Piser's Ferfumes, Foma- tums* Cologne, Magnolia Water, Head and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Full’s and Boxes, I*ily White, Brown Windsor and other Soaps. Hair Fins.- SUNDRIES. Wash Boards, Clothes iJnek, Well Buckets, Bar Soaps, Cooking Soda, Starch, China Mugs and Vases. PIPES AND TOBACCO. Clay, Wood, Lavu, Chinn and Meers chaum Fipes. Turkish and Killiekiniek Smoking Tobaccos, Wood and Wax Matches, variety of Marbles. Chewing Gum, Money Books, Wallets and Satch els, Fine Fans, Slates and Fcncils, Ladies’ Buskins, lloop Skirts. CANDIES. /mu n I No. 167 Broad Street, OPPOSITE COOK’S HOTEL, H AVE brought to (he city of Columbus, and have now on exhibition uml offer for sale a “tuck of CLOTHING A N 1> FURNISHING GOODS, FOR MEN, HOYS ANJ) CHILDREN, Equal to the bc.*t. Cintom Work, thereby saving Iho purchaser tho delay, annoyance and ex punge usually attending Custom Work. Having been engaged in this busincM a life tuue, aud having secured the services of WM. PALMER, tho well know More bant Tailor of Knoxville, Tenu.. they hope and expect to be a positive benefit and convenience to all who buy their good*. Being aecuptome 1 lor year* to furnish people of MATURE .JUDGMENT AND TASTE llu-ir entire wardrobes, every article harmon- i.-ing aud elevating in it.s tendency, thev locate in Columbus and oiler their goods for sale, with cmifidcucc in their ability to give satisfaction. Come, then, and make known your wants, and those of your children, aud have them supplied bv those who have learned themselves and KNOW HOW TO CLOTHE YOU. 8opt 21—tf NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED AT W. L. PARKER’S, 64 Broad Street. POPLINS. B AI.MOP.AL SKIRTS, Mohair Lushes, English Merino- Bomba/.ines. Wool Flail.*, Irish Linear', Bel ing, Casflimeres, Ac. Sept 27-Jt •« » vri,i l, e, French Merinos, De Bains Frintod Flannel*, Uorsetn, Table Cloths, Hosiery, NEW STORE! NEWG'oODS! H W, L. PARKER, (LATE Ob’ KENTl'OK V.) AS JUST Ol’KNRI) nt No. r.4 _ Jtroiid Street, tirst door above llnndolpli, an entirely New ami Well Assorted Stork of (roods, wbicb be offers to (lie citizens of Columbus aud vicinity at. reasonable figures. Messrs. Tlio’s Cbaffin, Jas. Tliwcatt und Charley Shivers, mu always bo found at this establishment, and they will he pleased to see any of their friends who may favor (hem with a call, and will not think it a trouble to show Hoods. Tho Stock consists of (Hoods of every description, sneh as: llents’ ILintS'iiml Shoe, Boys " ** " Groceries, all kind*. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE O PPIOB, AO. (ij BROAD STREET, ooi_iUmbt;i3, a a. Success Attends_ the Diligent! I mlno.? this Office with the view of makinxit one of tho liorinaiient Institution, ‘A*., r . th nk 1 ™" "“("'y ((■« nuS- lio that it IF to tholr interest to patroniie me ‘ how h0 ’ T 1 ,,ror,0 ‘ 0,o for •afe^ el0W < ’ 0m6 of thc Property which I have f^OR SALE—Tho plantation near Dover, in A « u «®» county, Ala., south of the Railroad, II miles Jroin Culumbiu, on which Mr. R. F. Lakor resides; 40U acres; 200 acres in cultiva tion; dwelling, gin. gin houses ami tho nocosaw- SayTo boltehf cheat!" ‘'° od r0 ”‘ Ur ’ pl,< "’ ALSO-The t.lantaiion on which Major Wirn- berlr now live,, 28o acre, in Hus jell co.. Ala. UOU RENT—Froiu tho 1st of Oot. a very A comfortable dwelling on Forsyth st., be tweeni Kanuolnh and St. C’lnir street; 4 rooms*, large hall; lull ucre lot. N. i,. HOWARD. Apply to J. II. SIKES. DAIRY and VEGETABLE FARM for sale, J. li. SIKES. l^OR SALE.—A fine Saddle Mare. 1 *«yt2d • J. 11. SIKES. KORSALE Two good Billiard Tnhlos, with A balls, ques, l*ool Fixtures and everything complete. Apply to J. H. SIKES. l^OR SALE, a Plantation four miles from J- Columbus, Ga., in Alabama; 2Mn acres, loo acres cleared and well improvod: a four-room frame dwelling; all necessary out-buildings; in good condition; large vineyard with about 3,0(Ki' grape vines; large orchards of assorted peach *■■■ ; ihis i*unt,Tion u m the Uudiy Jcttloment, and >« very dejirnbl. ■ owned by Maj. Drayton Nance, For further particulars apply at the lptcllinence oBlne " e '"J. H.HIKK8, W ANTED—A WET NUBRH, A whim wo , 'J* aood heattb can find a ttood home ana liberal wanes by applying at the lutelll- J ’ «• »«». ..mV.. . j “ores irewi iniH. well wutered: well adaptol to cotton; good gin. gin house and ecrow. All outbuildings in good order: thirty-two miles from Columbus; exceed Ingly healthy pluro. ibis place can he bought on reasonable tornw.. APldyto^ J.H.SIKE8. sept 12—tf W A .9 ftl Mnoo » two good men servants fiir * f dining room, at the J.CP 10-tf ^NTKLLIUENCE OFFICE. J. W. PEASE, Bookseller and Stationer, COLUMBUS, GA. CM NIC LETTER PAPER, by Iho mmo or A ream. Fine L'ap Paper, bv the tiuire or ream. Fine Commercial Note Paper, by the quire or ream. Ladies’ Fine Note Paper. Gilt, Commercial, School aud Ladies. P* Dressing Combs, „ . Tuck Combs, Morocco Pocket Books. Violin Bows. Leather Wallets, G. D. Gun Caps, Flaying Cards, 1 Briarwood Piper, ;Iiu’t Merolmum Pipes, India Rubber Pipes, Tooth Picks, A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP Calicoes, Wool Delaines, Half Cotton do. Popliua, Mosamhiqucs, Jaconets, . awns, French Ginghams, Chtimbruys, Bareges. Aim>n Checks, flannels, viiriou-col Cambrics,. Irish Linens. Brown Linens, Toweling, Cutsets, Hoop Skirts, U/avals, gri Ladies’ Collars Si Culls, Paper Collars, Ladies’Handkerchiefs, Shirts and Fronts. Combs of every style, Gents’ Underwear, IInir Nets “ ” Paper and Kuveloi Gloves, *’ " Fens and Ink, llair Ornaments, Pencils, Hose and Half Hose, Slates, Wide Bolts and Buckles Dolls, Braids, every styic, Pipes. Buttons, great variety, Cawnuteres. Knitting Needles, -Tweeds a*ul Jeans, J’inware Snuff, Pocket Cutlery, Hatchets ami Hammers i Shoe Thrcud, Perfumeries, .* Hair Oils, Pommies, Tooth and Nail Brushes Cloth and llair do Bleached Homespun, Brown do Jjndies’lints, latest styles, Children’s styles, Suspenders, Pocket Books, Calf Wall. ts. Candle .Sticks, Hals, latcst'Kuiighphy Mills, Razors und Straps Ladies' Shoes, every Sr stylo. Shoo Brushes and Misses Shoes, do do Blacking. Children's Shoes, do do Gent's Hats, every style Boys’ do do do And a great many articles not mentioned. Persons will do well to call and examine our Stock before purchasing. August 2H-3m DR. W. C. BELLAMY NDICKS hh profe. hi ions branches of MEDICINE, SURGERY AND OBSTETRICS, to the citizons of Columbus, Wynuton and vi- einilv. lie may always, when not necessarily absent, be lound ut the Drug Store of F. L. Brooks A Co., during the day, and at tbe resi dence of Mr. Wiley Jones at night. Bept 27—Om _ Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &Ci SHERMAN & CO., rmiLD CALL tbo atlontioii of tbvir old 17 JUST RECEIVED BY J. W. PEASE. PAMPHLET NOVELS AND SONlJ Hook.. 1 Just received by J. W. PEASE. Sept 17—tf NEW SHEET MUSIC, \710LINS, VIOLIN STRINGS, POCKET x Books, Fine PipeB, Combs, Fine Letter and Note Purer. Envelopes. Ac., just roefeired ut J. \V. PRASR'S aug 13-tt Book Store. Stamped Envelopes, pOR SALE AT COTTON WAREHOUSE, -AT- Jaqiies’ Carriage Rppesilon, OPPOSITE PERRY HOUSE. f T 1 llE undersigned have opened n Wureboure A aud Commission Business at the above stund. nml will give prompt attention to slur age. sale und shipment of Cotton ami all mer- vhandize consigned to them. Will also keep on hand BAGGING. ROPE. T WIN E, and a general Stock of GROCERIES, which will be sold by piece or package at the lowest market price, We will buy Cotton upon order. W. A. R Kill), | J. U J AMUR'S, > a. w. JAquic.S'j Columbus, Gu., Sept. 1, HA IV. A. ItEUI) A nt. lm will supply customers with the Rest calab't* tho market affords, and cooked iu tho best style, at any time, and in any quatWty ; Persons louvingon tho morning trains can procure u warm breakfu*' beforo stu.i ting. L idics or families wishing meals sent »o ‘heir rooms cab havo them sent to uny part of the city at reasonable ratos. X|f , Abo, Meals served up l»r Parties and Wed dings in the best stylq and on short notice. I also’have WINES ui»tl .L* 1 ^ •’*, 1,10 hestquality. **• tALIMV kbL. sept IP—if J in imrucncii clay niwiq; tttc ; *d trai’l;, for t Icurint; it uf inlnul- | cow -.nnoo, tho fir.mto.-t sour. « of ,-T »o al 1 who travel by mil. Tho idem | . 10 suRROiitod, in order t«» bo : 0 (tho woudtit* i» that it hu- 'R«»neo been reduced t«> J>rftc•tice.’ , i"-' r > Kd 1 y equipped WILLIS & CHISOLM. Factors, Commissiou Merchants, On : Mr* Ha SHIPPING AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. b«*nl«r<iil un effloor of «no of our eunDouts .»m the* ship’# books. Tho - of (’• j E. WILLIS. A. R. CHISOLM ii r 1 LL uttend io tho purchase, "ale aud ship- il* 1 '* f vin» his ragged appear- reurarko.l caioloibly that bo would replied Jack, “that f ment—(to Foreign und Domestic Ports/-* Lumber. Naval Stores; to the Col- .da. honor will not condemn tho hull on 1 , n . 1 l be rigging. ’ Tho reply ex Ibe officer, who «onl. - eaiunr-lmaUui tur below for a k«»oi| un the -hip. lection ot Dim t J . Pur-'haso and Sale ol all Se curities. Consignments or Yessols solicited. mkkrr to; Messrs John Frasltr & Co., Messrs Goo n » ! M««r. (}eo A ^.MCc, . ! ClmrlMlon: fi. 0 : tleo Snkl,y. Era.. 1 S Meliralf. Ks.i Augus'a, Ga.: Messrs ( lark, Dodge X G,i. .Messrs Morray X Nephew N.-w \ ork; Messrs F. W Clark A Co., 1 hili Jolphiu. i enn.. M^vrs pi-ii.lorgust, I’oiiwtck X V.o,. BultiuuA*, .Id. aug 2l-2m d.uinhus, Gu., July ■‘•I t, Pn*. I The Mu-co^eo Railroad is now running DAILY TRAIN to Macon, and ar« prvpai to forward freight with dispute!) i » Millodgoville. AtUuita,and intcrni' -iiate p, julyolrt ( W. L. CLA KK. Sup’t Notice to Shippers. Tbka«u|!i:u’»idhck. Mu*imrco R. II. J In. Columhus, Ga., JulyJlsl, 1 v • • *• From and after the 1st August, pre-t • un will bo required for all freight shipi-t d t" B ler aud intermediate Stations. The freighton all goods received at thi.- pi from any point, iuu*t ho paid on delivery ol articles. •S’.iippe^ will ph*:-'o Piko notice, ;• th rules will he rigidly unforced. ..... ju!y:M-G J. M. tHV IN -. I • XMTotioo ! OFFICE MOB I uB A Gill \RD [L. R August I .. I '• «. "An adjournod meeting <»f the Stoi-khoM •. this Company will !»«• hold at the , * 1 ’ Ala., on tbe thir I WcdiiOaday tn at 11 o’clock, A. M. ’ J. M. FK\/.LR. aug ltf-td Kesidenre aud Small Farm I>On SA.X.B. f DFFRU for sale my Resilience and i * 1 lying lour miles uortn of Colu.iJoi*. >•' river, containing 250 acres. Any person w* oils ot entering Into the manniaet uriug •» nes* will find a g<mJ water power (• ; i' in thia \ ielnity. I t inn on it a good « liuuituand nuthouses and Gin ILm o Applv soon oi you may loose u h n v ' . 11. B M Sept. 1, lVo-lm BOARDING AND SALE S r FA. BTjK. ;l^r- m I rnilK undeisiutied will open on . J ut m: l uttl'Hl next, a Mable f. i | l( ,i, ot lloi «•- .a Ito.ird and .ale. for tueac- I 1 , Miiimoil.iiiou of his friend-, and tho public generally. A. GAMMKL- The :*! A In will In* located on Randolph street, in tli- rear of the Post Ofllco, Gammell's old • I On.idhti* .-table, i i'oludihus, Kept21,18G'» — tf UNITED STATES ~ ! t I’lJtNAL HKVICNUK 8TA.MPS Jus ro- I 1 1 . ':i\ ed and for Halo by R. ML .JAW'IKS. K-*pt 21, Ism-11' Dep. Collector. 4 For Sale, I I itsT CLASS flceond-hand forty-horse ” j 'fcia’fciA. EJINTCJH ISTE, in iuv., ru it it 111 -r order. It has a good dmihle- ilu iJl-.d-.r and .ill tho tippy it oninnms neees- ,r>. to hi i’.e it complete i r iinniedlate work. A. A. ,-V. 1 1 11 \Y h'K, Kufaula, Ala., or ^ „ M .i i , i Kn iuirnr GOHu, Oolnmhus. Ga FOR SALE, AT THKOLD STAND OF J. B. JAQUES & BRO., A LOT OF VINK V. Top aud no Top Buggies, rn'i. I XXXT.TM'M«tj, ii„; WHIPS AND COLLARS. lfilllNii llthalal ,«nn. wo will l)| i'Iioji* I..I "r okoliutio*' l".' *'"( - . IwT . II ,. r i,. 0 IMIK.I.I'^ J. tt'IHTKSIIIK. BoiiLl»-l!w SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c. II. MIDDLEUitOOk' \’ IU, oi imoAU sTi:r.t*’.T, 7|AVJ: JUST RL’CLl VLD .-ind oiler Jbr «alo StuldloH, Hiidlos and Martit»;*al«*s. (Jarriagi* mid Ibt^y W hips Lining and llitidiiig Skins, French (’all’ Skins, llufticrtM Ijcather, With a genoral usitortinent ot goods in our line. ALSO, ul! k i ino best minion. II. MIDDLKBKOOK .V FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, KANDOr.Pl i ST. a 1 US. KICK would respectfully inform her lVJ friends and the ladies generally. I hat -he httiju.t iciurnwl from N™ I "ik wiilj ."‘‘"Jjj nlwck of IliiUW,-’. ooiijutinit "I >■ i‘l" •it"* .11,-0,' || A’i'fi, Irimuiod nml ', ,rluimill: rVciu-h Ilia Amorlo»n FLOWERS. I.iiouj, l'lnmiw. Fonlhcr.,, \ cifi other articlos too numerous jo which »ho offer An early oaL h aug 2d—tf hear as insert men i ot \\ mid entiou; allot YtT/ow PRICKS. rcs|M}Cttully eolicited. A N WANT El >. .Vo. 1 BRKAD COOK, ot goodeliai.i n'l VKK'lw \ NN F-b [j‘| i.lumlois, Sept 17- -h> ones iik may ho disposed to favor them with a call, to tho t'liot that they are muuufuctunug goods in tbe above line at as reasonable ratos ■a* can ho obtained elsewhere. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange For any Article lit our Line* Our place of business is the store tormerly occupied by Ragland A .Birch, a uw doors clow Bank of Columbus. September 3, \86V*lm ^ J. ENNIS & CO. \A TOR 1.0 rominil their «M friend, »nd ou«- \V I.micr. that till!,-lira .'ill rni(,i.e,l ill Ini HARDWARE TRADE, AT TIII5IR 01,1) STAND AND Ol UltOAD STKKKT We hope in a very short time to have Block ol goons, wh'Ch will he h can be ullordoil. . We hax'o now in store a f n IRON, und some other good6, auch os TABU: and tba spoons, pockkt and TABLE CUTLERY, FILES. LOCKa’, Xr. Columbus, Go.. Sept.«'». * -lm ^ETISTA. INSURANCE COMPANY, j oF HARTFORD, CONN. ! Incorporald ISIS. Pnpptanl Charier. 1 NET ASSETS $4,000,000 ! J INSUI’.KS PltOPKH'n IIK r.\ KltY llESURIPTIOM. ' IIIVUK UlfiKN TAUF.N. L 0. BOWERS, Affent. Coluiublt-. S«l*- “• ,MR “ I,U To thc Voters of Columbus. I v r.mnilianco ivilh Iho law ra.iuiriiiK tho I all i»r.un. -aUlk-d l. auaual elo.‘tinu, l.,r Mayor im.t Al.lel wrn ami allair oflicew’’ ul 'ho nly of .olam ^ lob* ro,i«lcrod,I have u|.ene ; \ a Iwi »( ; J■" Cham her, in 11 ^, <0 jj ,L y, fi/n i; ,"c I ’ k Luueil. 8oi>t9.ma-an Sun COM. WATCHES AND (I. D. CAPS. f RIJCEl V I’D, a tine noaornuanl ot Silver BRANDIES AND WINES, For Medioal Use. ->HRK COGNAC BRANDY. t Pure Apple Brandy Pure Peach Brandy, Old Bourbon Whiskey, Wheat Whiskey, Rye Whiskey; llostetter’s colebrated Stomach Bitters, Wolf’s Plantation Bitters, Seheidam Schnapps, Scbeidaui Holland Gin, Stoughton’s Bitters, Coleman’s London Ginger Wine, Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Rogers’Catawba Wine, Longhworth’s Catawba Wine, Sauteur Wine, St Julian Wine, Black Berry Wine, Letuon Syrup, For sale by tlie bottle, gallon or case at, SANS SOTJOI, No. 14i4t Broad. Mt. v sept 12—tf A. L. WHITLEY. HOliSK TAKEN UP. A BAY HORSE with black feet and legs up to his knees; blind in one eye, and the other weak. The blind eye appears to hare been recently put out- The horse ia about nil* o horse bv nr. , plication to JOSEPH H, BROOKS, at the plantation of James Ennis, Muscogee county. Supposod that the horse was stolen by a l reed- man toriuerly belonging to J. Ennis, train New nun. Gu., or vicinity. sept 27—1 w CITY TAXES. rilllE time for paying Taxes due tho city has t been extended by the Council to thc 2-*tU lust , by which time it is hoped that all who have not done so will come forward aud pay and ut, ou.t of uxMutlona. D J0|INS0N . sop Al—ll) City Tro«»ur«r. COTTON GIN REPAIRING. UNTIL we can rebuildoor works, which were IJ burned on the 17th April la«t.wc fril! repair Gins at the establishment ol Mr. K. It. lus in this city, from whom we hft\eohta»nod shop room and i owor f „,.ir- mastbo paid for; burned on the 17th April last ^ ^ ^ uj,op room and i owor for present use. Alt re ust be paid for ou delivery of work. Wfil. CLEMONS. BROW N A CO. Columbus. Ga., August JftHliu For Sale, j i, »?; Hunting Case Watches. _ ol ijowndcs, ten miles from Valdosta, the uuty town, and two miles from Ayattuh.— The trad contains four thousand three hun dred acres. Fourteen hundred are in cultiva tion, not surpas ed iu fertility iu the county, of which eleven hundrod havo been cleared within four years. The climate if. decidedly healthy and tho settlement eligibly situat'd. Appended to tho plantation is a substantial grist und saw mill, entirely new. The build iiirs are commodious and woll constructed The quarters for the laborer* aro comfortable nml • npablo of accommodating upwards of two hundred. There are two largo cotton aud gm houses upon the plantation. All of the »!<«*k will be sold with it. cornu*’iug ot mule:., cattltf. hogs and sheep. Possession to ho giveu on or be to re January. J . WALDUURG.B ivsunah. i |uly2l -Jtawtf