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JOHN II. MARTI*
COLUMBUS :
Wednesday Konriup, Oct. 4. 1865.
Ticket for the Convention,
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IllXIiS HOl.T,
WllKY U ll.I.IA.’I-*,
A. II. < IIAS’PBI-*'-
mectlnu Tu-li.ij.
l.el not |.W'idn I ir, '> mlic< '
influence any Ceoiymn in tin- <li*r!mrfio
of the soli’liW <lntj r bo ban to- jiurfi.rni
lliis ilny. Vote f»r the men whom you
Mined to be Irn-t qaaHlbal to imuutuin
Hu, honor mill protect tlio interests of the
people of li e 8t«te. Simfn'nny uppeuln
to other feeling tlinu jmtrintisiu mid a
politic record foi the cireiinistnnces in
.,'r ^iliich v.m tire plm oil. Isdt lilt!lmve on
election in v.iiiell 1 i:i- ilitlicnes ol llle
» plnee-siH>ker oml the gerriiptiuu.i of the
^-politics of tlm past are repudiated ns
1 miwortliy el tint great occasion, fat
;r KH i men bo i locteil, mid then, having
done enr duly, mi may fenrlesaly abide
the issue and stand prepared for the de
velopments of the future.
A u-
The tfcuinu Movement.
The Intcft foreign u«lvifc-M abound with
liofiorv of I'eninn d^rnoir^trfdioiiH in Ire-
lrind and o1«rwhf'r<'. Tudo-.l thin wn«
ilie onlr exciting topic in Kurapo when
tin* Inst Hteninrrn lo't, and the Knglibh
(iovorotniuifi aroused to a of im-
peuding (lunger growing out of the Io
nian movf jnrnt. wnn making prepara
tions t<* crush it out By force.
Wo ui<* vory fearful that Fonittni&m
ir to result ill bitter trouble for unhappy
Ireland. .Should mnifd rosi.itoiicc l»o
mndo to flu* Hriti.sh potter, grout efforts
will be made to send mi. cor to the Iriflll
front this countiy. But we apprehend
tlmt the aid deri\ed IVmn America will
be wholly inadequate. It scema to us
that the movement is an e.\pcHlnijrly im
politic one, unless uoiue iin^urnnoe has
iieon reeoived of eoiinfeimncc and iim-
.-isUuce by some powerful government;
and we have n * idea that any Much «**
Furunco has b< eu gtvi-xj or can be de
rived from tin yohC.hms thht ti\iy Mich
gOveii»mei)t ul pro- nt, Mirlinnd to tvmil 8
lireat Britain. (Ujrpuiily tin.- is a very
iinpropitiom- time to base any hopes on
I’Yonoh intervention in hehiill of Ire
land. The alliuneo between France and
Kngland N*en»H to have been strongth-
f ned, rather than weakened, hy tho late
peaceful state ot 1 urope. It they had
in* real love for each other, the recent
displays of their formidable naval pow
ers, side by side, have at least made
—‘ —‘ ,l " • Kiev utt a ton not l\> ho
encountered without pi eat provocation.
It has transpired that these two powers
acted in concert and with a perfect un
derstanding throughout ouv late domes
tic war, and we cannot remonably doubt
that the bond of union beiwoon them is
now as strong us ever, especially when
a popular revolution ihreuteiidto disturb
the territorial domination of either.
France is, we think, more likely to as
sist the British Government in this mat
ter tlmn the Irish. And from wlmt other
great nation of Europe can the Irish
hope to receive encouragement / Jins-
niit would,he tho lust to uid u ftojmhn
movement anywhere. Tho Germanic
powers have difficulties and jealousies
of their own that would restrain them it
they entertained fnvmnble feelings to
wards the Irish revolutionists, vrhieh
they do not. And Spain would not, if
she could, otter any serious opposition
to Great Britain.
There is. wo think, no reason to be
lieve tlmt the ITnited States (Joverement
would cither interfere in behalf of Ire
land, or could he precipitated into hos
tilities with Kughiud in time to be of
material service to Ireland. It Is even
very tpiestionnhh*. we think, whether the
iug extract from a buainens letter Bom
Savannah to a geutlemau of this city.
The letter is dated Savannah. Sepb tu
ber 28th :
••Tho •froodmen’ lmvo nut dom> nmcli
raising rice this way. On tho Ogoei b' '-
anil Altomalm livers the usual be
fore the war was about IJIKMUIM bushols;
this year it will not lie over lll.lllHI or
12,000 bushols. On tins Savaunali, bi-
fore the war. the usual crop win HIJO.OOO
buahels; this year it will bo about 10.-
000—not enough to food llmso who made
it six months. East India vice is now
selling lie.ro at less than Savauimh river
rice. Tho East India rice and that raised
hold luot year by tho ‘lreodmnu' is vary
inferior indood. Ho it will be with cot
ton, if some plan is uot ilovised to make
the negroes work.' 1
News by Telegraph.
New York, riflpt. 80—Tim Tribuini’.*
special bHVS n telegram lm* licon revived
by the President lo-day from (i'. , m*n*l
Wrtilzul, now coninmnding in Texas. II
»talcs that the nutoriout* Ur. Gwinn arid
Kx-Oovarnor Clarka, of Miifcouii, have , i.»u
crossed ilia Bio Grande and mirrcnd*-nv.l j one
to our forces, ami are now Buiiplicaling j tak
pardon for their manifold sins. i am
The Herald’s .Jack«on correspondent
says the corn and cotton crop* nro a lail-
urri, and tho peoplo of Min.l -ippi will
have to draw rations fiom other Slutes.
Tho Mississippi river lovoes nro wu^hing
away, and the Btrnani threatens to Hood
tlm whole country adjacent to i'..
JackhoNi Sopt. £.).—■ Governor Sharkey
to-day issued u proclarnatjon uceopling
the proposition ol Colonel Thoina-, ofllio
Irendmcn’s bureau of Mississippi, trann-
toping the right of trying all negro casc-
to tho civil courts, on condition thaLtlu y
urc governed hy tho same rules :n lie
I'reexImon’B bureau.
Tho News denounce** tho ai t as ropudi-
ated by tho people.
New York, Sept. .Tkli.—Tho Timr-’
Washington special says the Socictary of
the Treasury had decided that in cant ol
the loss of chocks issued hy government
oificera, assistant Treasurer, «»r designated
Uniti'd States depository, uienot rcrpiired
S Mitliuru Slate • fr«#m one to thiee mill ion ^
of .I-.liar-, to he distributed for agricultu
ral f*'.jrposc-. if tho Southern^ States will
A Budget of I.ate News.
(Compilation of the NushrlHo Gazette,)
The Fenians bad a large meeting
adopt laws Living tho right of sutlragr* to j Yori; at (.oopor In.ufuto. on Thurs-
all mIuM •, \. i'.tioiit diuinetjon of color, | jay. Hon. John G. Mahony and John
ul and write, it i-argued that Hogan. 0 f jjt. Louis, delivered addrr»a:m*.
N The World gives some alleged fact* in
reference to tho Fenian organization.
There are at present about 000 circles in
the country, and thoy are increasing at
tiio rate of ldO per month. These circles
number from 1000 to 8000 men. There
are ;500 femah circles in the country pre
sided over by Miss lfillen Mahoney, who
is a prtneipai of a normal school at Chh«-
go. Thu Fenian bonds are now being
printed, and will be ready next week.
They will be in tens, t wen Lies, toi l:os fif
ties, hundreds, live hundreds and thou*
^ands. and there is m» doubt thoy will be
rapidly taken up. In the center of the
i;-*!e will be Liberty and a drawn sword,
and on the corners Lincoln and Bmmelt.
The ordinance declaring tbo act of sn-
ce«.-ion null and void was unanimously
Convention on
on debated all
L menburg, is on the point of ' day.
"‘"wiYu.LMV the HadicaL of the North,
nrid socura lim needed picuniary aid tor
Ihn n e • ation of prosperity in tho fcfouth.
Thu above is taken from a telegraphic
dispatch to ti e Cincinnati Knquirnr.
I.atist Foreign News*
THE J EMAX EXCITEMENT.
Halifax, Snpt. liOlh.—TIip siaainship
tkiba, from Liverpool on the ldth, and via
(Queenstown on tho Kill in«ltt»t, urriveti
here this aftou:oon. _ r
The steamship lioi ujsi i from Now l on*
arrived onion the 1 f»tl* inst.
'J'he Persiaunivod nt Liverpool nt i*m*»
o’r! *-It mi tit j morning <>l the Pith. s
'J'he Ton- - I’ari- correspondent give- n
report Unit tho Italian g ivmninertt, nn- „ ....
eoitrar-d pLMdiaps by tho Kastein traoShC- adopted by tho Alabama C'
i ; ,»r and by tho indomiiiiy accepted by ! tho 20th, after having bsoi
Ui nay duplicates.
The Post's special says It is stated the
Alabama Convention will ceaso to-day.
Kansas Citk. jSopUuubnr tJO. -The Jifst
through Irain from St. Louis over Liic
Missouri Pacific Railroad reached hero
tb<« morning.
PnTbiiURii, ISopt. do,—Tho long talked
of> ruRalta came oil' this afternoon. A
large crowd of people asRenihlecl along
the wharf to witness tho exciting scene.
One of the oarsmen bJoko an oar at tho
start, Urns leaving the contest between the
New York and Friendship. Now York
whs ahead part of tho distance, hut in the
last ground race ending the stake the boat
Friendship came in two length.-, ahead.
Large amounts changed hands on tho
result, odds being in favor of the Filth-
burg Post. Time of the winning boat i
:VJ J*—distance five miles.
Warrington, fciept. 80.—-Tho trial ol
Witz is expoctud to last several weeks
longer. Tho examination of witnesses for
the defence proceeds slowly, the counsel
taking euro to sift thorn all, lor the pur
pose, it appears, of ostahli.-hing the fol
lowing facts—that tho conduct of uccused
was generally humane; that ho wuk *ick
and absent from Anderbonville when tun
ny of tho alleged atrocities were commit
ted ; that lie was not responsible for vac
cination, which resulted so badly; that
lie novor maltreated anybody, nor acted
wilfully and maliciously; that although
the rules of tho prison were ktringc.nl, and
there was lack of physical com*oil, the
old Dutch captain, as his counsel calls
him, wbh not responsible to the extent
the ovidonce for In^frtfoMFfvll} m,r
justify his conviction.
Subpo-nas have boon Issued for General
U, K. Lee, tion. Howell Cobb, lix-Gov.
Brown, Senator Sohnsou and Col. <>uld,
a.' evidence for defence.
Wahuinuton, Sept. 80.—The Gommip-
sioner of Internal ltevonuo to-day ruled
that publisliorR i f newsiiapcrs whose rc-
coiptH tliorofrotn exceeded ten thousand
dollars annually should he licenced ns
manufacturer*, and such licence will cov
er oil Hales of these manufactured at or
from places of publication, and also tbo
printing them, sale of billheads, circular
ilc.
Tim receipts from Internal Revenue («*,
day amount to over $1,H00,(XKJ.
Among the visitois at the Executive
mansion wore Mai. Gens, Wool and Pal
mer, and L. I*. Walker, formerly Sucre*
tui v of War of tho Confederate States.
During tho past week the Treasury De
partment lias dettroyod nearly tour bun- mg
d red and ton thousand dollars worth of) ■*
rod not lied mutilated currency. n
Nkw York, Sopt. 80.—'ThoTinio.*' spe- , the
did from Montgomery, Ala., Sept, tiutli, I and
»avj»: Tho Con volition pas.-ed an ordi- ilwi
nanco by a voto of fit) to 10, practically
propomls t*» Vienna for
] ilio L*e»on of Venitia agaimt a sum of
i money. The proj(?t G said to b« suppor-
i t-d by the & >o‘.i otliees ef Franco and
i Leglund.
1 Le I li-li police continue to arrest I*en-
jinn.. The number of piiiojiers is very
largo, uteng ihem a person laid to boa
captain in the American army, in whoso
p .- .-iun document.-* and h uniform were
, r.miid. On Saturday ufiornoon the pris-
-corteti by mounted police, were
> Hu; police court to undergo ox-
amiaal'on. Trie re-suit has not transpired.
Toe mob heailily cheered the prisoners,
but made no attempts to rescue them.
A pri\y council is said to bo tilting to
deterunino what course tin* authorities shall
take in the prosijcutiuu and sentence of
the nt i * -ted parties.
IGciicmenl prevails in Dublin, and ar-
re-ls are being tnudo in other part! of
Ireland.
1 no Time-' American eorrospondqnt
represents that tho Fenians hi America
were eol ccting largo funds, and sending
money to Ireland, and spending money in
Anmricu In purdruring arms.
Tic* Djblin Kdproie, of this morning,
-aye that, after tho arrests at the Irish
People olliiai hint night, orders wore issuod
to nil tlm police tution.4 arid military bsr-
faelc* tor men to bo hold ready in case of
any attempt to r-seuo by tho populace. A
police con.-tablo was also stationed in oach
le'ograph oflice for the purposo of slop-
pi-.g any im s -ago relating to Fenianism.
It is stated that Donald McKay, tho
well known American # ship builder, is in
eb'.-c communication with tho admiralty
un the ubjectol torpedoes, whictKare tb
be laid down in tho channels of the Eng
lish harbors in case of war.
On inoitation of Lord Fcrmoy, the
lord licutenarit«*f county (Jork, n meeting
ol mure than one hundaed and lilty mag
istrate.- tool; place recently in Doric, to
com-idcr the -ct urity of the public pence,
l by Fenian movements. The
smooth. Great rivers, which collect the
eternal .-nov.g ( f tiio mountains, course
through it, and their water s c»n be applied
in irrigation. The vegetation is a fine,
delicate grass, that forms thecarpot of the
plains. This tii* beat and drought!) cures
into hay, on the ground, and it is on this
that ore hundred*iml fif.y millions of an
imals. between tbo Mississippi River and
the Pacific S' • are led. Hero, then, is the
great reservoir where the constantly in
creasing population of our great cilie.4 are
to find their flesh—food.
An equinoxial gale has boon severely
felt ah ng tho Gulf coast. Several boat.-
were blown ashore, and others considera
bly damaged.
We nro glad to soo that the Cincinnati
Gazette favors a general amnesty, as far
preferable to the present pardon system,
arid for the fuither consideration that ii
would teloRM) llio property of the South
from the uncertainty that must prevent
enterprise, and would hasten the recon
struction ol it- industry.
A terrible storm lately passed through
Grand Cheniro county, Louisiana, The
people of tho adjoining counties are pre
paring to rcscuo the victim-. It is supposed
the inhabitants, amounting to several hun
dred, have boon submerged by the back
waters from tho gulf. Fragments of fur*
nituro, houses, etc., have been found afloat
in the river. Another report says Nih-
lott’n Bluff, on the Sabine river, was visit
ed by a tornado, which capsized all the
hou-es except two or threo.
lion. David (.'. Burnett, ex-President of
Texas, has arrived in New Orleans, en
routo for Washington, with a lurge peti
tion in bebulf of Jeff. Davis.
Galveston whs visited by a most terrific
storm on the 18th. {Several houses were
blown down anil othors moved from their
foundations. Trees and fences were pros*
Dated. The town of Osage, on the Sabine
river, was blown to fragment.?. One houso
fell upon its inmates, moitally wounding
one and bruising others.
Jeremiah Townsend, the Now Haven
Savings Bank robber, bus boon sentenced
to tho Stale orison for soven years.
Tho Springfield Patriot toll 8 u- that
there are now but forty Federal troupe in
Southwest Missouri, and thoy aiotorc*
main only until the Government proper*
erty is disposed of, which will bo hy or
before the fir: t of October.
Gol. Kit Carson was mot recently at
i' ort Larned, on his way from New Mex
ico to the Indian Council nt Fort Smith.
Ho reports that there will bo no more
NEW GOODS!
JUST OPENED,
J '2~t I3rond Street,
COLUMBUS, GA.,
J. J. -McKcndrec’s Old Stand,
OPPOSITE COLUMBUS BANK BUILDING.
STAPLE 'AND FANCY
DHESS GOODS,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
BLANKETS,
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS,
SHOES, BOOTS,
READY MA DE!
CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS. &C., &C.
An invitation to call anil examine tho stocks
m respectfully oxtended to all an«l particularly
tbo Ladles.
A. V. ROATRITE.
HENRY PERSONS
WILL OPEN WITHIN A FEW DAYS
AT II1E OI,I* STAND OF
REDD, JOHNSON & CO.,
A FINE STOCK op
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
-AND-
CLOTHING.
There will bo no hirtrer Stock nor finer Goods
in the city.
Doing particularly anxious to establish a
Wholesale trado, merchants will at nil time?
find it to their interest to examino this Stock.
Got, 3,1866—tf
BHIITIfUll Mill
JUST COME AND SEE
THE BEAUTIFUL VARIETY
DRY GOODS
MR. JN0. P, MANLY
P«
will be
piucec'ling** were privut'*, but tho Cork I Lroiiblu.wilh tho Indian?, on tho .Santa Fc
“ J * “ route.
A military force, hy order of Gen. Bris-
bin, Monday night nntored a home on
Maine .Street, Lexington, arrested tenor
twelve persona who were engaged In gam
ing, and seized some thirty.live hundred
dollars, together with all their in>*tru-
menu of play.
Tim Fenians had a grand demonstrn-
ti°n iu St. Louis on Monday evening la?t
Friday evening, the loth, in Dublin, at the court house in that city. The Mis-
largc force «»t’ police proceeded from tho souri Democrat, of Tuesday, siys speech
Kxmniner .-ays they resulted in tin} unan
imoufi adoption of a memorial to the gov
ern unit, praying for nn immediate in—
civn e in the police and mslitary force of
the county. Tho nxi-tonen of secret or-
gutii/.alions dangerous to tho public peace
w»*s genornlly udn.ittC'd, and it was sup
posed that the adoption of the proposed
Mops would l»<» suUicicnt to maintain pub
lic order.
trlj of Manly 6l IIv(lgi-ii,
a.ed to meet and soivo his old nat
rons and friends at this store.
Oct 184 i
| WELLS, CURTIS & CO.,
No. 75 Broad Street,
I r,\VE JIVT It KOFI VET) and
II oflW r,., -iIo a Ii io l..tc>r
r and (*oat Balmorals^
FALL AMD WINTER WEAR,
NOW BEING OPENED
AT PHELPS’ NO. 114.
! Both Gentlemen and Ladies
Will find here every article their Wardrobe
uny require.
COM E AXD SKE! COM E QUICK !
before they arc all sold.
BRING THE CHILDREN—
Candy a plenty!
bold. 1:', lft'55-lw
tie to Farliumunl •treel, whore they
divided into two Imdics, one nt either end
(.{ the r i.ri’ct. Some of the detectives then
knocked nt the dour of tho paper called
the J i i.-lt Fuoplc, an alleged Fenian or
gan, hut were refused admission. Tho
polieo tl.cn broke open tho door, took
pr.-eo«?ion of the (.remises, and secured
iwulvo or fourteen prisonerh, said not'to
|>.* cumpo itor.-, and conveyed thoni to the
Cu-tle. The police then returned the pos-
bChsion of lie* premises. Thero is no in-
foimatioii a- the Crt.jse of the seizure, but
Lhcreato rumors of concealed arms and
documents, with tlm mimes of the leaders,
I ho r«*v iTntu'-ni was sup'p^Vp^ 1 1 1 ?*
on inf >rmatiou. Tbo polieo kept the streot
cli ai*, and thoru was no dhtm Immo.
Tho tii:.li People U k weekly journal,
and whk about to ho published that evt*n-
were rnudo to tho crowd? in the rotunda
and out- ido hy Gen. .Sweeney, Dr. Rey
nolds, ot New York, A. L. Morri-on, tiiu
erdobrated Irish orator, Niciiolas, .!. .Mor
tal jo, Samuel Krskinc, and other?, it was
a significant ilemonsli ation. Bands ol’mu-
►ic were in attendance, and delegations
hearing Liaiisparoncios and torches con
tinued to arrive until u Into hour. The
stars and stripes and the green flag of Krm
were conspicuous throughout the itn*
menso a&ruiuhlage.
A Minall lt(l>ellion in .Unrgan Couuty.
Kentucky*
Special to Rie Cineinnnti Hato'to.
LKXINOTON, K.»., Sopt. 2o.
A little speck of war has appeared in
MorKftii «**nty. A, man by thu name o!'
Williams, wuh about 50 followers has ru-
rested tho Unitod 8tutcs Collector of In-
Tho Skihborocn Cagle of tho loth an- ; ^ ev . 0 . nuf '« and comnelled him to do-
nounc- K that a Uritinh fleet is olf Cape h,8 ‘'‘ l,s business, llo has ar-
( lenr, and «oin« hovering around the i v w ^°. brought a suit
test, to the great consternation at first ol I against any rebel, and compelled thorn to
population, luit the peoplo were ' withdraw them. A company of United
forms nil emoted, without success.
abolishing the light of negroes to tastily Duohi
in courts of justice; to continue in fm ’ '
till the Legislature shall make u law •
the subject.
Gold stronger. The exports of .-pecio ;
to day is larger than wu? anticipated, | v
amounting to nearly one million of dol
lars, winch produces a btrongm tone 1
among hollers. Tho expected largo pay
mont? last week on account of 0 *ji) .•(m-
ponschocks caused an upward tendenev.
Quotations this morning ranged m 1 Ur.
Hli. Tho paymont on account of
coupons from Monday to hut ovenic"
wero about $Ifo.NNI.
Nkw York, Sept. 80.—The steamer
Noithorn Light from New Orleans has
at rived. Gon. Sheridan arrived in New
Orleans on the IfUlli from Tcxa-. No
news.
San Fram ini’o, Sent l!0Lh. Tho re-
duccd ratos of interest Is leading to .-.pecu
lation in merchandize. Nearly all arti
cles of prime necessity nro much raised,
with an unusual small quantity on hand.
The Central and Pacific railroad
tin 1
satisliod on In^aring they worn thetj
shit-*. 'Km Jvtglo si> ? now that h
u hand, in the event i>f a Fenian
sic* ii, those inclined to .-ym path iso
rohcls aro ratlmr disheartened.
The New York correspondent o
London Tunes eulo i '.es upon tho
licit the South i- nu»ul anxious''for )’<
ciliation with the North, and ipiotos
dty Soiilborn journal.- in support
loyal and triendly feeling which wa
ing evinced for the I'nion.
fill, lien! y, in addressing liis com
cn ul 4) vlouUl.irc, paid u high trihi
unhth's mnnfrentou hy both N
• •uth in the Into war, and contr.
character most favorable with
1 Austria and Prussia in the nOuir oi
Ladles' Li*
Misses’ do do do do
Ladiob’hi 1 M, v [.aptinir Congress Onlter?,
Mon’s Cu If Balmoral? and CoiiKress Baiters,
ALSO,
A VARIETY o|-’ ClirLDlttfN’S SHOES.
Wi-haveuliO a Fidondid Stock of
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
on hand, consisting of
Upper, Hide mel Harness Leather,
French Calf Shin?, ('oehir.cul and l'ink Lining?
Lasts and Bog* of all sixes,
Shoo Thread, Hammer?, l’incom, and every ar
ticle usually l:«*i»t in a Finding Store.
ALSO,
LOT TANNER’S TOOLS,
Coudsting of
I’litont 4-urryiiiK Knives and Blades,
Fleehcr and Workor?, Turning Steals,
Clcunttig Slones and Scouring Brushes.
, B o bavo uLi» several Barrels of a good arti-
«;lo of i AN Mult'S UlL.wliicii vr»- will suit h»w
f“rca»li. or will exchange it on favoriiblo terms
i.j r n I urticlu Upper Leather or eoirm
rluu-s. ^ Out 11 tt
S&HATGGA RESTAURANT,
\VKST SIDK OF IIJIOAD ST.,
Nli.M HOOH TO H. 1\ lil.US' AUCTION HOUSE,
UP STAIRS
(roHMEia. )• nn. woouniTFrs nprwe.\
j ^ or la mi lien ivish-
rooms can hayiy liem nent
D* U. CALDIVKLL.
A WYNNTQN RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.
plea uutly located in Wynnton, can lie bought
ii accoiutnodntiiiL- ternu hy early iipplicatioii
«• JAS. F. BUY.KM AN.
Uct. 8 tf ^
AUCTION SALES.
By D. R ELLIS
(BATE ELLIS. LIVINGSTON ^
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AX D
Storehouse Proporty
AT AUCTION
IN THE CITY OF C0LU.MBfs
0 N I marr? "‘.T -H-V
auction room, io (ho city J'cJ '*‘ l " ( ('
proporty known a? ,,u iQou s , tfi4
DILLARI), POWELL fc rnv
WAREHOUSE,
Fronting on Broad street about ia. .
ing on Uryan flirect iMMeo?, «nd n! v! e1, fr <>r.*.
275 foot, with all the briclt—nearly S 1 * 4*:
rebuild r y cn onthi,
This Warehouse bos destroy.,! £
tuneot Wilson's r .id ami tvouu ., fire al '!»
about 12.(100 hales of Cotton “fi
tho Warehouse, th-re arc ail Jh l
tenement-* fronting Broad atruct nett lWo ^tore
Plan of the lota can to seen* .
room. 11 at ,0 >’ MQfija.
- Bet Li.j '
By D, P. ELLIS,
(Lato Ellis, Livingston A c 0 .)
REGULAR STOCK SALES,
I PR0P0.-K TO SELL AT AUCTION’
Every Thursday, io 1-2 O'clock
HORSES, Ml'LES, CATTIJ
CARRIAGES, BIGGIES
AND WAGONS.
The interest of fartiee a, eellers or b«r«<
will be promoted by thi.
Parties tolling Stock will consult thurc« 5
interest by having them sold »,
giving me timely notice before
rSale.ta? usual every Thursday!
O-
1500 BUSHELS CORN
3POH, SdALiE.
the idaiiiuiton of A. F. llorl on the
CJliHttiitioodiee river, oight mile? from
Ulennvillo. Apply t" »Mr. Hurt or rnysudf.
netJ-lw* J. (}. BLoUNT.
KAIL'S! NAILS!
10. 4), -1 and X penny Nail?, hcstqual-
ALSO,
A select lot of S1FTKHS, PAD LOCKS,
And tine POCKET CUTTLKRY.
At .1. KNN1S A CO’S.
Govcruuu'ut of tliis c Mintiy would por-
niit material aid for Ireland ft* leave its
purls in Mil'll u state oferganizafion mid
of smelt prnpor(io!i« to he of anv avail
to the I'Vniuii-. And thin notwithstand
ing the irritation fell bncaiLsl* of the al
leged sympathy of (iival Hiitaiu for the
South in our lute Kruggh'. Woimve
laws and treatie?* tlmt oould hardly he
po completely ignored ....... f — «... .v,. ,
. , . . * / . ... ‘ mg tbo gionudn at tho junction of Sierra i
violutud us t«* pcimit great wuilike expo- Nevada preparatory to a final location ol j
ditionn to bo fitted out. in and depnvt t.ho routo acrogu tho mountain,
,T . i c, , , . . 1 An incendiary lire at Portland,Ur. .
trom the l mted Mutes In nssUt U»e I „„ the ‘J7th. dcutroyed proporty valuiitl
Iririi.
Kale ndvico- from Marfieitles rc
I ...noli alniqit there. Many <d tho in^
! t mil - are in mug on account of tho proj
■ ■' holera.
All A INST TIIK PHKKrn KMl'l
- ROYAI. COURTICNY.
I'l.ecoircApoiuientofibe LondonTl
»<l riaiTij.-. iuetitioi„s tho <Jifoovery,
i -j ort- d t'iv.it againvt the Kinperor, oi
on the w. y to S.qn Sebustiun or i*n tin
lura to Ihtyoone. Tim parties eoucoi
in it were alien?, inclading a brothe
e.-u in ol Orrini'?. 1’reiTiutionary n
ui« e were taken, ana the (Qupon of S|
inri-ied on accotnpunying the Rmp-
and limpiv:? to the railroad station, i
w ilh?landing it w a? night, in order i
she might shnro any risk run by
guest*,
MKKTtNU or TIIK ATLANTIC TKLKGR4
i mmI'ANY THE NKW CAULK TO BK l.Aj
.'ii cNtuu-rdinary meeting of the Atl
lu l cu'xmph (.'oiopany was held in L
the i lth inst The directors (
,vk Actin'
i o| Kolii^n-,. i iii!' ,u, en mm *\ihii
ncu Lands, ter State of (leorgiii,
Augusta, liu., Sept. CM. !%». j
VL Ohokk. I
«. 1. (
mpliauee with Special Orders, No,HR,
opartment. Bureau of It. F. and A. L.
tfeial Orders No. 17, Hoad Quarters As-
Cooimidrioncr for State of Georgia and
’arolina, I h--*uiuo charge of uli matter-
t to the Bureau in tho State of Georgia.
Boors and Agents of the Buroau, on du
is State, will make the reports revuired
ting order? to this Otlice.
DAVIS TILLSON,
Brig. Hen. IJ, S. Vole.,
Aft’g Ass’t Comm.
ul:
W. Jik ink, A. A. (J.
SERVANTS WANTED.
1 Y r ANTKI> To II IRK an experienced and
trusty NUHSK, and u man accustomed
P* house work and to the care ot horsea. Ser
ines roquire-l ub ut 10th October. To first
clasi sorvant? a good homo in tho city uud good
wa«Q8 wilt he given.
KKLIX ALEXANDER.
1"> Bioad et„ over Ware's drug sturo-
Oi-t. m jq" f?,in ropy.
STOLEN, ‘
i-’on maije:,
M V I-LANTATTOX in Kum.11 county, Aln„
II iiiiietf trom ('oluinliu.-, mile from Fort
Mil'-•Inrll, on the Mohilo ,V <i. It. K., containing
v«t» aercs—nbout ••iJ cleared—Ion lYcsh. There
i-a g<»< d | room plastered dwelling, with ncoc?
?ary outlmiidiug.n tramud buildings for-in hand-:
new gm house and ci-rew—gin run by water:
large trained barn: carriafo-liousc and giuith-
sliop: grist mill with turn sets stones in good
running order; iron sugar mill, furnace and
kotlicN. Also, a fish pond, affording excellent
fishing. For lurthc.r information apply t«>
T. B. HOWARD,
oct 8—1W Cutuminis. Ha.
lluirlnutlv I i>«<m lor euvurM iu,m\iis" iuvuv- i i, 0 " 1 ,'' 11 " 1 , 1 ,' |H ! n thorneult
^ - T I inor ihn iruo.o.la ,.t iL ..t! * . tap la.P cd- rt, and satl^UlllU dxpectati
'i*0|t;on, j
■ ftilui'i: 'l- duc d therolroio, oxpi
iup. a deli nuiimthm to pre»s forward w
ll-.u woik, ami unnoutioing that tfioy l
w „ „ v fihimdy entordd into u vontiact fur
J5‘J0,4MX1. liceent heavy rains have dunm- I !V' w .m 1 , ,, V"'» ,J d u \ : Undor this contr
, cod tho hnrvosta iu Oreson, ' V 11 ' * ‘ ‘ graph t ■instruction (.onipany i
I he r.dvice? to the 14>tli ult. Miy that j York, SonL 80.^-Gohl opened nt
tin- Homan Cut Indio clergy urei;i*m'iullT | Uhl Rud closed at 1-4 D ; o-kV's coupon It
d to tho Fi tiinu nn»vcmcnt» but
NKDI0T. K. W. LXNEDICT. J. 0. RENEDICT
S. BENEDICT & SONS,
CELS AND COMMISSION
HHHOIIA. l KTTa,
23(5 MAIN STREET,
Between Third and Fourth St?.,
liOl'ISV'II.LK, KV.
eneral Collcr.tiug Agency,
, undersigned i
I account? tor c
„J South. .
at tho law room of lL»n. Jame?
tho alore H. C. Mitchell A Co., late
, . . , , , Jo. new idfiio 108,
opp.„oU to tno i ('Until niovcmriit, Out | Ualtiiioh*, SmjiL 29.-Tli« liulex, of I
tlmt tluii inflitciieo. iioimlly iu>Uutt, 1 l’rtar.burg,- imblulios tho subjoined ox-
.... . . tract from » pnvalo loiter to one of its i
nsmolUcUiu! Io oltmrn it. Tho prnioi- 6 j il0r ,, f ro „, c; 0 „. ]i0 „ : .. u 8hou ,‘i 1“
pal district a in wliitli F» mnuism prevails | tho object of all to avoid controvor.-y, to »
to n imirkofl cmii, nro Ut.blta, Cnrk. | ^^^^^eoge to.ro,go,,
Tippwarv.l.’um-rittk nmi ?Iigo. A mini- : and oncourejtin* onr citizens to okriiko in
her of uri'oMe liud U.ii iimde,and ninong | end^nj^'j^Lti^th'e^dotcrildn'iiiion'ul'i'tYo
bo turned a.-ide by thought* of the past.
<ir fears of tho futuro, our country will
uot only he restored in material prosper
ity mum of .L’oOO.tXX) sierli
(liiut il»e m re cort price), to manuf.
tine mill lay dow u n in-w cable next yo
iii-d if aiicces-ful, hut, not other wise, ih
me to have in *hnrcs and cash, and pro
of twenty p.-rccn*. on ibis cost. Tl»
al ■ underinke, without uny further chut
wlintnn \ or, to goto sea with sutllcir
• able ton niplcte tho present broken «
^ hie. and us * the best endeavors to il
' end. I'm ryin*; * ut this contract requir
e V, . t ( I,.. 1 ' , ,i ( , f .i.tk.i. n . K.... 1.1 » .: . .
HuubyA
.11 Uc A
old. K.*q
o i.utca
•d in
l*o, when l
lu counu and give them i
FOlt SAIjF,
Rosidonce in Wynnton.
r PIIE id^n-anl, Imalthy place whero 1 n<*w
I reside, two mi lea from tho city, containing
fitty-sevcn acres of land—about half cleared,
tin- balance in wood?: a good well built houtie
with tour r oi ms, and hall large onough for a
dining ro- m: cellar under the house; good
kitchen wuh three rooms, and all nccoosary
outbuilding.'; well ol wati-r unsurmiNScd in the
countrv; an orchard of several hundred fine
poach trees. Ac.
Apply at A»o/’./,-#•<- olfico, to
.IORDAN L. HOWELL,
oct • l*i Trustee.
MR. GEO. W. CHASE
will continue his instructions
Vocal autl Iiistiunieuliil Ulusic
he reaid
Ell MS—4
ct 1-1 w
DB. W. 0. BELLA.MY
r PKNL»KRS his professionul service.- in the
X vu:Ions branches of
MEDICINE. SURGERY AND OBSTETRICS,
to the citizens of Columbu . Wynnton anti vi
cinity. He may always, when not necessarily
absent, bo tumid at the Drug Store of F. L.
Brooks A Co., during tho day, and at tho resi
dence of Mr. Wiley Jones at night,
sept L’7 —H*n
sale.
Rcgula
Saturday.
BY ID. IP. ELLls.
(Late Ellis, T.ivixostox A Ca)
O N THURSDAY. Vh Oet., i.p 0 ' P i af]e .
will soli in front of my uuciiuuroum
1 SADDLE AND tIAHN EPS 110USK.
5 LIKELY .MULES,
1 J1JNNV AND COLT,
i Four, iiop.se wagon,
1 CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
1 BUGGY AND HARNESS,
1 TWO HOUSE SPUING WAGON,
Oct 3-til
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
THE EMPIRE
FLOUR MILL
tiio city of Columbu.-'. (la., i? offered for <ole
Tno Mill i • x-t-li located both for convcnimi
anti cuftom. The Ballrt»ad pas.-c- within «
yard- of the door.
The lot in large, and consider ing it* W'ntioa
*ii very valuable, front in;; on threo streets, mi
comprise-i,ne aero <•! ground.
The Building i< • t brick, large, commod ni
and -uhfltuuliu 1 . b.-ing !•*<•! long. I.y
with*, three pt-irif niuii. wjjh wing, tu* rect lm
h.v du feet witlc,.. -toiicr high.
The Machinery i.« n -ally m -.v. and i>fth*Kt«'
and niuat .*u! .-tant al t liaracti r, with tf.c m •:
mctlern improvements.
The Mill has four ret!? Burr?, capable<•.
turning out li’> bbln. 1 tour and LM>bu?be.i
Meal daily.
This machinery is driven by ..
hor.-e power engine, which furniahes shuntl.it;
pow'.r. all in comidete working order. IP
iVlill is perfect in ail it? parts, and is a timelw
Merchant Mill, and can be operated withtrc*
economy both u« regtuds fuel and force.
The attention of parties wishing r.. engagiit
a biisinesH tlmt will brine sure and !nr*»e retur
is invited to this r— *•; ‘F* . .
uuilinn 'H I'J'**" ' Or Dll'jl'C.U
CL K Vi DNS \ CO.,
Empire .Mill*.
Oct. 1,1805—(it t.' duininir, da.
Louisvillo .lontnnl please copy
sentl bill to this office.
DISSOLUTION
THE FIRM OF I1U0HKS A IIODlitS
I this day djasolvci by mutual consent. Ii
firm u.une will bn used by either Partner i
making settlement?- Tin* Book- are kept at il'
otlice of Fontaine \ lhtgho.
W. H. Ill''
V.\ t:. Mill)
Columbus, Sept b\ ls«V»—i.ctl lm
NEW FIRM.
FOKTAINE & HUGHE'
for the tr&nani'tio
Warehouse and Geiu-ml Cvinmissioii Bur
All business entrusted (o them shall r
prompt attention. Our Warehouee, in prve
of erection, will soon ho ready, but iu the uni
time we will provide storage tor uur pntroa
until the building is finished- Our office at**
ont h on Randolph streot, in W. W. (iarrart
building, ne»r the »»ld Lowell Warehouse.
JOHN F«>NT.\IN’E
„ , w. ii. linjuife.
Columbus, Sept. 1 y. octl-if
COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOO
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
T IIK above Institution will be re*openfi
Monday, 2-1 October, on the corner of.’
Clair and I'mup streets, south ot St.Lukr
Methodist Church.
m . . TERMS,
Tuition from Oct. 2 to Jan. 1st
payable iu advance.
Apply to W. S. LEA
Young Ladies will have the a J vantage
Musical Instruction from l’rot. Oil ASK,
promises. cpt. 1--'
STEAM SAW MI
FOn SJLZiE
IN GOOD Running order, perfectly ne^ B«
1- every portion ot machinery in coicn
them wiw a lnt«• Cn])tuiu iu the rniDnl
florvicT, witli Jocutmmts and uni
form* iu bin imi^UMfiioil* if won lVporfml
that h jmrf> of tliarhur^ud L’uitc-il Status
giddier* )u*d landed mat OnJwav, and it
wua bUDRuBod iLui the suuding of « fleet
of war steamers to the western coast of
Ireland had reference to this report*
Conflicts hetwt en tlm police and tb«* Fe
nians bad t'C.unvd in two or three in
stances. tuid blood hns ulroudv boon
sliod.
The Hire Crop.
We reject to bear that the rice crop
c»i Utorgm this ye i will !•«• ahnost an
entire failure. Iu tho region raising this
crop the negroes have Im*mi free Horn
compulsion during t!»c* whoh* year, and
this failure of the ric* crop i« the first
fruit (or luck of fruit) oi the experiment
of free black labor iu Georgia.
Wa are permitted to muku the follow -
Ity, but will bo advanced iu science, vir
tue and religion. Wishing you every
success, 1 am most truly yours,
**K. K. Lke.
Washinotok, Sept. ^7.—Recently ad*
dronos t>y some of tho c itizens of ('bar*
lottcsvillo, Vo., to 1'rosidont Johnson,
?i romp tod by tho difficulties which hit
r«»und them iu relation to tho uppro.-iching
U’onuressiontl oleclion, appeal to him for
counsel and udvico ns to their proper
course. Rein# wholly uninformed ns t>
whether thu test oath will prohahlv be re
pealed or modified io as to admit Sc
era members, they have thought it ]
hie ho might enlighten thorn. The 1
dont does not know as to what action
gross will tako ou tho oath any nn?te
any other citizen.
Wasuinuton, Sept. 25,— The rn
Republicans aro now preparing h coii
miso on tho nogro»sunrago question.
»toad of insisting upon tho adoption <
qualified negro suffrage in the Sou
Mates, they offer now to admit the S-
ern Representatives to their seats in
gross, and to past a law loaning t-
nimimum >-1 i-’lioO.OOU to a maximum
-CoUO.OOD sterling, in cash, upon whit
new capital a preferontiul dividjnd
twelve pt i cent, is proposed, with a sha
in tin* protits ot the dividends, to whit
they are entitled, have been paid on o
; shares. Tho report was unanimous
mlop-fetl, the question of raisitig capit
ht-iiig left to the final deci.-ion ofanolhi
' meeting called for on the 12th of Octobe
Lin Kiu-oci,, Saturday Fvoning, Sop
hi —('otton.—Sales to-day 2f>,4)00 hales, il
' eiudinu' 10,000 t«> sperulators and export
er.*. 'J’iiu market closed buoyant, wit
an mivam • "t id.
Hit iitbiutl'—i i.c market is quiet an
: sloady.
1'rovifion* ar * quiet, but firm.
ter to Mcr. r>. tiunby A C«., J. Knnis A
olambus: f.. A. Wilcox, ootton bmker,
ij J. .MflN.u*, Luiuulit, Ala : Jm*. I» NVai-
^■'u, Augu-ta, anil Jno. \Y. Audersuu A
iv.imiuh, <«.i.
fo !m W. 11. HKNNKTT.
,oe to Justices of the Peace
N RU3SBLI, COUNTY, ALA.
•1 :astructed by the (loveruor of (lm State
ti-eortuin att.I. rcjiort t » the uexUe»rion
Legislature the following facts:
How many Indigent families in yuur
850 REWARD.
I’OLISN from uiy stable iu Harris couuty
' » ' (Icoraia. near Collins’ Ferry, on Tue daj
-. flight, the 2rtth of this month, a large surrcl
Imrso. Charley, well known in tho HI (Jh. eav-
aliy). about hi hands high and about twelve
| years old. He is a tig hi sorrel, short neck,
larg- ugly head, with some saddle marks, lie
is a little drooped ruuipei with rugged hip
b me.*: i* a fine pacer and splendid baggy horse.
! He wa» carried to or in tho direction of Co
lumbus. 1 will pay ibo above reward lorTtic
i itur-a and thief, with evidence to convict, or
: *2* for the horse alone.
! Sep f) 4t* DR. C. T. PATTILLO.
GENERAL ftlUllASlNG AGENCY.
ISRAEL F. BROWN & SON,
.y/: tr lo.vdo.v. co.xyumcuT,
YV1L1. atten 1 promptly to tho purchasing
iflfmily.'uSa «!m J”.. “?‘ M ^
f fie number ot person* in ouch family.'
flic extent ol their destitution?
Tne t diur.ti" l amount re<iuired for their '
J r h*cs
‘•tor ot their iufiriuities
r b'd being able to caru
.<tat« the eh
fi;j c.m.to of the
livelihood.'
hi? work of mercy I confidently appeal to
astuv? in t .-fi Beat in tho county to assist
l ho IlHa id the Corn Agents, heretofore aut«re.*,*t u
!!i.dnf W i iri'^ and 11 ' or 82 John Street, New York.
‘Li!«EKfrMBJVSSJLTSotw* u u> -“ d
(h.applicKun.uI Ull P.r.on, j„ * n ™| ‘ t 1 au l il U ' 0 '''
. they Can ntr.vc more <poedily and cer- ' -
KR\ , opplieablo to tho want? of the Southern
people.
J AH purchases made free of Commission till
| October next, at tho lowest market rates, ai d
forwarded by tho most expeditious routos. Or-
1 tiers must be accompanied with the money, afid
addressed to us either at New London, Conn.,
every portion ot machinery In coreU
Andress f. J. PKARCk.
Seals' Station, M. »V (J. U. K., Air.
order.
Sept 21—lm
at this Offi-’*-
LIVERY AND SALE STAB!
ftlcGEIIEK, UAVNES A Cft
(SUCCESSORS To R. y. HARRIS JrCJ
Ilrond Street. I’clow Cook's Hotel*
TH K UNDER*
'ui#d hiivinirrur
chase tl the Stock
and vehicles of ii. F. Harris A Co.. h» T *.
“fovfd immediately below to tho "Cr
Lot, froutlng on Broad street, where ;
have arranged the largest and tnoilcoinin'
ous Stable and Lato in tile city, and wt.l
ways keep ou band
tarriages, Rugbies autl sad
Horses,
t0 hire on rensonaldo terms. „
uohsks Boarded nt our subi** i -‘‘
cetve careful attention, and nt wd’ctii”;
to please all who may place lfUKS*? ;
SALE with us.
Wo would cill tho particujtr* 1
tion of DROVERS to *-ur l»^,
w ell arranged Lots fm ilr<>ve 5t' - :
McUKHEE, HAYNLfi
Sept 30-1 in
is.-
the desired inforu
report* trmn •.».•/, Beat must
tl leport ot the whole
tiuio for v, , uu „
>' *“ »)*“ “Jft l egislature, whirl, will tl , u
untbwe'l *’) "im m N ii vein bor.
ill rocoru all eg,e. waiehwill report to nn
JrawforJ, or olreiroeri. In time.
Gpelika paper pi cast
. , —-LMKupi'puiari v
ipoaod to bo dworts of shifting sand, I
ud tbirty-tlvii million head of abori*.
i cuttle; and when wo consider tho wild
ses, the elk, tho boar, the antelope. !
i the badgers, that roam over thuse , —
L '“Ij^uudluwi prolu.ion, wo may ar- : 'i I'eiVor t'he'guardignsMp ui
° i nn .. id .-*, of th0 numb «r Ot domt Stic , 'iror d.° o l T - l'l lk '“ cr '
JiBd aiip!ivsnt '' h fi.“ mSFVo
lie they will support. Fifty sheep or
J head ot domestic cattle can be sup.
'ted ou what would be necessary for
- eu.teuauco of one buft'alo. The soil is the neii YoV.mbeVu'rm oi
• »"<? Ju.ty from the fact of the rainless . "TV™ ml ' , m,a , r) 'V V‘ iJ
a-l|diore, but they are beautifully j * (\-II" 'T jV”*L f'V UrUitary
! BLANK U. S. TREASURY
Pormits to Ship Cotton,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Sept 22-Mf
n FOR GI A;—llAUUla CUUNTY.-WilJiaw
. . Mu> and L. D. May have applied to me for
letters ol admiuistrutiou ou tho estate of Hardy
dc«-e.i*ed, late of said county:
All persons concerned are nereby notified to
show cau«e Ut any they have) why said letters
juoulti not be granted tho laid applicants at tho
4. curt ot Urdinary t-> be held in and tor taid
county on the firnt Monday iu November next.
Uiven under my hand, thn 1st October, l«f>5.
GKGKGli \Y. MULLINS,
* oet J *.it Ordinary, i
FOR SALE,
3.1 Lmid r.irriarr.
! t style. It can be changed
carriage to an open Phactou.
ALSO,
A good second hand Piano, in good ori*
““Amilym RuSOWUOd ^ C°-S, UARR1«»
oet 1—t.t.
TuisriXG,
AND REPAIUING of Melode-i)-. A «
A on», Flutlnas Concertinos, anatR
repairing and tunii.g of Church urs“*-
PIANOS.
Orders received at Mr. Peafp’^
and the residence ot Mr*. Railint.
Vantlunberg. All work warrn , d* , » w*
desired. CA^PtR
rep 20—Jtu