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IW* il Iw IK.'!'" nJ r*" i»«“ • wk* ill «•• rtl*** A... *j^SEWSJTEKS._. -~T~ „i|l please hand in their "^4 o'clock in the aftomoon, uibla- -- ■ ■ ,« THE BN4il’IHER. K* TS ..^oJ eentleman are Agents fo ' lo *‘°‘, KKumana>» Alnbnraa: ,C fpo«P. Scal, ' S K liai0n ' f '» ‘ y Hatchaohubbec. Hartrfilo. Waller. Person'- ff ; B.ok'. nu,rry . t ?' •"^'nin.Srriegs. VT u't.r- Villul ‘- ?-*27 liorke. Olennv.lle- Tho® Mi ii w fl 3" ■ , i. «inr usmed gentlemen are our n "l ererll Jci-oG on the Muscogee V*'*, 2.C0I.J. A. h. Lkk- W'flu H. D- Wn.UAMS. *££5.“ *««• „ B. B. W1TKRS. B II.V J. h. Btikotox. wear - Advert teementa. hfiM cki.oIclo™ofilK>EHgloMa..u- H n Tco«P»'>y wm, ' ol,cenCBllfor Sg on tuo 14th in.t- Wo trust u rebuild and resume business :~.jnew goods! JUST OPENED, Broad Street, lotion to ** A lleu offers for solo bis utiful Summerville residence. U k M(ulpiece at any season of the .Lin,he hot months of summer L, variety of delicious fruits added i, e salubrity of it* atmosphere, makes gistiblc. The M»j or wlU llUo SP " „p , splendid plantation in Florida, d,e coast. See him. ]eJ , r( n.C. Mitchell & Co.. ct Gun- old corner, have a long list of good ’ „„d yet the list only contains n ,11 part of the stock. So those wunt- P anything named, or unnamed, may there and be suited. The craft will notice n regular meet- „f Ixiviek Piorco Lodge to night, rohere iu good standing are invited to ° - Ellis will sell at private sale the irablcresidence in Wynnton formerly ned by Mrs. liounott. His tcnnswill cosy. Maj. Sikes has added new attractions his “Intelligence" column, ilessrs. Blair & Gannett have removed the west side of IJroad street to of tho commodious stores under w k’i Hotel. On Monday next they I receive a new stock of goods iu their Dou’t fail to attend Ellis’ stock sale He has some fast ns well us ifui animals to offer. Ho commences irk promptly at 104 o’clock, and ex its to have some spirited bidding, light exchange on New York can bo icured in any amount by applying to IV. Garrard. The Election.—There was never n re quiet election held in this city than for delegates to the Convention yes- day. A pretty fair vote was polled, tit fell several hundreds short of the m(#T given in this city at previous chons. t was reported yesterday that no polls uld probably bo opened at any of tho untry boxes except (Tpatoio. The following is the voto cast at tho urthouse: 512 374 ippeil 373 k>t: 303 283 altering 30 We loarn from Upatoio that Messrs, liana, Holt and Chappell, the nomi- w, received fifteen votes (all cast) at at precinct, it will be seen that the tee first named gentlemen have been seted. ton.—We cannot yet quoto any noge in prices. The market has a ‘do range, though most of tho cotton W is included in the quotations 28® We hear of occasional sales as as 32c., but it takes a good “lot” to mg that price, and moro cotton is sold figures bolow 28 than over 30c. There •till a good deni of very inferior cot- II brought in, and some of it barely mmands20^25c. in the market. Per ips the market is stiffening a little, but advance can yet bo quoted. A Story ot a H oman An English paper en.y An incident is just i>" in military ciroh s, so extraordinary that, j wore not it3 truth vouched lor by official authority, the narration would certainly’ : be deemed absolutely in credible. Our 1 officers quartered at the Cape, Home fifteen or twenty years uro, may remember a j certain Dr. Hurry, attached to tho medical j O O Xj TTIWHEITJ’19, O a t| 1 staff there, and enjoying a reputation toj considerable skill in his profession, e»pe- 1 •!• J. iMcKcildree’S Old Stand ! cially for firmness, decision arul rapidity 1 * in difficult operations. This gentle run OPPOSITE COLUMBUS DANK BUILDING. | had entered the army in 1813, had passed j of course through the grades ol* assistant i j surgeon and surgeon in tho various rogi- j nients, and had served as such in various i quarters of tiie globe, ills professional j acquirements, had procured lor him his I promotion to tho staff at tho Cape. Ho was clever and agreeable, savo tor tho drawback of u most quarrelsome temper, and an inordinate addiction to argument, which perpetually brought tho former peculiarity into play, lie was excessively plain, of feeble proportions, and labored under tho imperfection of a ludicrously squeaking voice. Any natural “chafing" with regard to those, however, especially aroused bis ire, but was at length discon tinued on his “calling out" a persevering offender and shooting him through the lungs. About 1840 he became peomotod to be medical inspector, and was transferred to Malta. There ho was equally distin guished by his skill, and by his pugna cious propensities, the latter becoming so inconveniently developed upon the slight est difference ot opinion with him, that at last no notice whs allewod to ho taken of bis fits of temper. Ho proceeded from Malta to Corfu, where ho was quartered for many years, still conspicuous f«*r hid peculiarities. When our Government ceded tho Ionian Islands to Greece, and our troops, of course, quitlod tho territory, Dr. Burry elected to leave the army and take up his residence for the rest of his days at Corfu, lie them about a month ago, und upon his death was discovered to bo a woman! Very probably tlm fact was elicited during the natural prepara tions for interment, but them seems to be an idoa prevalent that nituer verbally, during the last illness, or by some writing perused immediately after hi* (for we must still uso tlm “masculine’‘) death, he had bogged to bi buried without a pp»l mortem examination of any sort. This, most likely, only aroused the cu riosity of the two nurses who atlondcd him, for it whs to them, it appears, that the disclosuro of this mystery is owing. Under the eirqfptnrtanccs, the tact was doomed so important that medjcal testi mony was called in to report upon and record its truth. By this investigation not only was the assertion placed beyond a doubt, but it was equally beyond a doubt brought to light that tho individual in question had some time or another boon a mother. This is oil that is as yet known of this extraordinary story. The motives that occasioned and tho time whon commenced this singular deception are both shrouded in mystery. But thus it stands an indubitable fact, that a woman was for forty years an officer iti tho Brit ish service, had fought one duel, ar.d had sought many more, had pursued u legiti mate medical education, bad received a regular diploma, and had acquired almost a celebrity for skill as a surgical operator. 13‘ STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, BLANKETS, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, SHOES, BOOTS, READY MADE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DRAWERS. AC., AC. An invitation to call and examine tho stock# is respectfully extended to all and particularly tho Ladies. A. V. BOATRITE. W. W. Klkwkllkn CLOTHING EMPORIUM. ■NEW BOOK MlljLi FOR SALE AND BBHT. NEWS DEPOT, G. E. THOMAS & CO., NOTION house, , OO broad sthkkt, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. GEO. II. ROBERTSON & CO., No. 125 Broad Street, Columk>us f Goorgin, I RESPECSTFULLY announce to tho citizen? j of Columbus and surrounding country that they have now in store, and to arrive SPLENDID Stock of „ , - announce to tho citizens Columbus that thoy have now in store, I on tho way here, a uhoico and dcdrablc 1)KSPKCTF Tv of Colunil and on t BOOKS m STATIONERY, MR. JNO. P. MANLEY, Formerly of Manley 6b Hodges, will be pleased to meet and serve his old pat rons and friends at this store. Oot 4,1865-lm A Curious Musician.—The Italian organ grinders dosorted Philadelphia two years ago. Their hegira was expedited by the complications id the draft and tho Garibaldi suecosses over the Imperialists at home. The reverses over the Italian revolution, and tho restoration of peace to our own land, have caused a reflux of emigration from the Levant, aVid tho or gan grinders havo nearly all roturned,im proved by travel and the martial strains of camp and field. Tho sound of tho portable*harmoniums and hand-organs, silent for two years, may again bo heard along the streets. Tho chief of tho musi cians of tho pave is a short, blaek-cyed, wild-haired Milanese, who 1ms crested an excitonient among tho patrons of Italian organs and Savoy monkeys, lie plays at one timo three instruments,and uses them with fine effect. With one hand he plays a hurdy-gurdy, supported by a stout tr- hen prop; with the other ho holds a Pan- doan harp to his mouth, while with his foot he beats a drumstick against a heavy drum dependant from his shoulders. Tho concert of the throe instruments is singu larly effective, and tho shrill strains of tho mouth-harp, mingling with the muffled roll of tho drum and the clear noto of the hurdy-gurdy,gather an impromptu ctowd in any of tho city thoroughfares. The Milanese is the only maestro we over knew who combined a whole band in his own person, and was at the same time or ganist, harper and drummer. His skill is winning for him daily substantial rewards of his ability, an# he intends shortly to build a block of houses for his follow- craftsmen on ono of tho open commons of the first ward.—Philadelphia yews. Air. Greeley, as is well known to his friends, says the New York correspond ent of tho Cincinnati Gazette, is very fond of a dry joke on almost any subject, and ir. his love of jest does not even spare what is cailod the divine institution-mat rimony. A young man went to him not long since for advice, and informed tho journalist that lie had thought seriously of settling in North Carolina, where, it appeared to him there was a good opening for youthful energy and enterprise. “Don’t do it,” said Horace, emphatically; “don’t do it; my friend. i went there once myself, onco too often indeed; 1 found my wife there. Take my advice, young man, and keep out of North Caro lina.” Tho Charleston Mercury is about to be republished; R. B. Rliott is the incom ing editor. HENRY PERSONS WILL OPEN WITHIN A FEW DAYS AT THE OLI) STAND 01’ REDD, JOHNSON & CO., A FINE STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, -AND- CLOTHING. There will bo no larger Stock nor finer flood iu the city. Being particularly anxious to establish a Wholesale trado, merchants will at all times find it to their interest to examine this Stock. Oct. 3,1803—tf BE&UTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! JUST COME AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL VARIETY -OF- DRY GOODS, -FOR- FALL AND WINTER WEAR, NOW BEING OPENED AT PHELPS’ NO. 114. Both Gentlemen and Ladies Will find hero every article their Wardr may require. COME AND SEE! COME QUICK! before they are all sold. BRING THE CHILDREN— Candy a plenty t Bopt. 29,1865-1 w Our Street.% presented ft business-like ‘pmanco yesterday. Wagons with »ttnn and othercountry produce seemed we numerous than usual, and there 18 a general appearance of activity iservable. Perhaps a part of this was 10 election; but wo think that * foN hado is increasing, and that it ill continue to grow until the resump- »n of navigation brings back to us tho ' "inter spectacle of crowded streets “ bustling activity in every branch t>f a e °r Industry. “So mote it be.” n> tort Factory—Tho call tor a iMtiDg of stockholders of the Eagle a nufacturiug Company es a pro- umptiou which we trust will soon prove certainty. It is that the pauy is wut to "follow in the footsteps” of the "Seism °f Hi® country and push for* the work of “restoration." Wo " f^ cherish the hopo that this and lr other old manufacturing establish- '™ l * »ill soon be in operation again. '■ v constitute a ttJid base for the oeperity of Columbus, and will afford E «ns of support to thousands of needy ^deserving p 00 pl 0 . The war has pc) increased tho number of this Md they must bo provided for in _ muiner. Besides, tho ohangee l™°® 1 ^7 the war make it necessary * * ^ ou th hkould plant less and “future more. Let us commence “ r manufacturing as largely as ' 3 e ,lle g’cnt staple of the South. I “" , g the fabrics whoso whole pro- i,U e tb<! raisin K of the raw mate- • e finishing work of the loom, i* 1 at our own doors. MARKET UKPORTS. Augusta Market*. Augusta. Sept. 2 ‘. Gold—Buyiiig 43, gelling 44)<j. Cotton—Thu receipts by wngons linvo bc< very good. The demand ha* been aetiv oomdderable transaction* during tho week, quote from 30 to 3»ic. Dombstics—.Sheetings Shirtings ‘.be; 0s- naburga 2fifo21c : Yarn.- A2.75*! 3.»L). Flour—$14^18 per bbi. Mkal—$1.25 tier bushel. Corn—‘Jim$1.10 per bushel. Grit*—$1.80 per bushel. Bacok—27fe30e. w * Iron- Swedes lU’ je per lb : English ]0c. Tobacco—Chewing Oo('j>8I.!25; Smoking 2-^ W. IL Skalb, .Tab. S. Jon kb, formerly with Redd .V Johnson, .T. S. Ackk, formerly with F. C. Tillman. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! • per Hidkb—Dry 10*'L’e JJaggz.vo—Gu/iTiy, scarce. Cofkkk—ltio 36t«'Bo : 1 «»rto Rieo 40; Sugar—Drown : C‘Jk*: A (ij28; Crushed 30o- Che ksk—Aku 35 r. Nails—$12(fl 25. . . « , Mackkrkl—Bbls No. 1, $23^30: $l4C>lo: \i do. do.$8.50^t'9.50; Kits Nc 14(415; 1 4 *lc ,o. No. 2, $4. Liquors— Bye Brandy $13*? Id. Whiskey. $3^5.50; French FOR SALE. TJICKQRY COTTAGE, fo Xl. lumbus. on the Talhotto miles from Co lumbus. on the Talhotton road, containing 50 acres of land-17 acres in tunber-a house with five rooms; hall, pantry and store room, rolling blinds, liumo kitchen, stable, brick dairy, 18 feet long; excellent spring wuh mar ble basin; mill seat on the place; farming utensils and household furniture. Also, crop, if necossary, will be sold with the I'lace* Hos- session given immediately: Apply wt this office for intormatlou.* Sept DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN EUFAULA. ALA., F O R S A. L K . T HE Dwelling ho. two stories mid eight rooms well plastorod. All neoessary out- o u r *i <1 well ot sidendid water attaohed. Th. Imt .ins about lour Hero—three-fourths Of a block • touches four streets, situutod about B&asrAivaffEriB ISiSff WS wSli .nolcVInd in fir.t r.,. ?-S« n ’loUll'oluemiV.V ‘ojjlf. iadm.fgntl at M K0°DE R Kr R A. FLUMIKa. OPENING AND TO ARRIVE A WELL SELECTED STOCK -OF- DRY GOODS. CALL AND SEE THEM -AT- 012 Brood Btroot, Third Door aboie Mini; & Hodges' Corner, SEALS, JONES & ACEE. Sept 22—2w 8. & J. PALMER & GO No. 167 Broad Street, OPPOSITE COOK’S HOTEL CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, FOB MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN Equal to the best Custom Work, thereby - the pnivhasei the delay, annoyance and ex* pmiho usual y attei ling Custom \\ ork. Having been m^agod in thin IjiuiiiMi i Ilk time, and having socured tho services of WM. PALMER, the well know Merchant Tailor ol Kuoaville, Teun.. they hope uud expect to ho ^ benctit and couvenionce to all who buy tncli *°iieiogneiai«tomo . for yeen to ftt'nlah P«oi>le of MATCH 12 JUDGMENT AND TASTh thoir entire wanlrobe*. every artuto hurmon- inn« und elevating in its tendency, ihoy locate i'i Columbus and offer their goods for salo, in in confidence in thoir aa-bility to givo Hatiilaotlon. Come, thou, and rnako known your wunU. and thuso ol your children, and have them supplied bv those who have learned theniMlve* aim KNOW HOW TO CLOTIIh YOU. hep? 34-tl • ISHI -AND- RUDY-MIDE CLOTHING Comprising every article usually kept in First Gass Clothing Houses, CONSISTING OF SPLENDID FRENCH AND ENQLISII CLOTHS. Blaok and Fancy Oassimeres, -AND- FAIS1CY VESTINGS, CLOTHING, Fine lot of OVER COATS, Cloth and Ciusi- Coatii, Full I)re«s nod Business .Suits of every style, Doe and Cassimere Pants, and Fancy Vesting*. Large lot of Fancy Cassimere, Lin en, Hickory and Merino .Shirts; Canton Flan- nol, Jeans and Merino Drawers. Fancy Linen and Paper Collars, Gents’ and Ladies’ Ilandkerchiofo, Fancy Kid, White, Berlin und Cassitnore Gloves, Buck. Guuntlots, Cassiinero Hats, Valises, Umbrellas, et cetera. Wo have secured the sorviccs of MR. GEO. H. BETZ, our Manufacturing Department, who is now propered to servo his old customers, and as many now ono* ns may favor him (and usY with thoir patronage. Having just roturned from Now York, where he has been enabled to ac quaint himself with the lutest fashions .and styles of cutting, he will be the bet tor prepared to give that UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION which has always distinguished him ns one of the MOST CELEBRATED TAILORS in the South. We oerdialiy invito tho ” Public ” to givo us call before purchasing elscwhoro, as we in tend to make it to thoir interest to purchu.se from us. Our aim will bo to ple.ase, and it is our deter mination to establish a FIRST CLASS REP UTATION. Having purchased our stock at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES, our motto will bo ‘Quick Sales and Small Profits.” Columbus, GiWvSept. 27—lui ^ VALUABLE QITY PROPEnTY FOR SALE. TTI73 EMPIRE FLOUR MILL, f the city of Columbus, Ga., is offered for sale. The Mill in well located both for convenience and custom. The Railroad passes within a few yards of tho door. Tho lot is large, and considering its location is very valuable, fronting on three si reels, and comprises one ucro of ground. The Building ia of bnok, large, commodious, and substantial, being DO foot long, by 45 loet wide, threo stories high, with wing. GO leet long * ““ * y dories high. .. nearly new, and of tho best and most substantial character, with the most modern Improvements. Tho Mill has four sett* Burr*, capable of turning out 125 bbls. Flour and 200 bushel* Mml'Fatly. , iin This machinery is driven by a superior 80 horse power engine, which furnishes abundant iwer, all in complete working order. The ill is perfoot in all it* part*, ami is h first clans Merchant Mill, and can bo operated with groat economy both a* regards fuel and t«wce. Tho attention of parties, wishing to engage in a business that will bring saro and largo returns is invited to this property. For particular* apply to or address CLEMONS A CO.. Empire Mills, Oct. 1,1865—6t Columbus, Ga. Louisville Journal please copy Ot and send bill to this office. comprising every articlo usually kept in lird class house*. Legal Cup, Bill Cap, Letter. Note and Billet, Gilt, Magenta, Blotting and Tissue, ruled and blank paper*. White, Buff, New Opaque. Card and Wcd- Envelopes, Mourning l’apcr, Envelope# and Card, Arnold’s and Butler's Pod*. Faber’* Lend l* Cards, Visiting Cards, Glasses, Pictures, Prang Ink rod IV. Hi Portfolio Gillett’s Steel Plnving Looking Sketch »’ irds. Tooth Brushes, Pocket, and an Brushes, Nail P.ru»«h Toilet and Fine Combs, Ink, Mucil endloss variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS. FOll HAIjE, Residence in Wynnton. j r 1MIE pleasant, healthy place where I now I. reside, two mile* from tho city, containing 1 fifty-seven acre* of land—about half cleared, j tfie balance in woods; u good well built homo with four room*, and hall largo enough for a j dining ro in; veil it- under the house; good I kitchen with three rooms, and all nccen*ury utbuildings; well ot water uusurpttHsed in the countrv: an orchard ol .*evoral hundred Ono PVaoh'f.reas. .fco. Apply at Kauai,er office, to .JORDAN L. HOWELL, ootS—lw __ Trustee. For Rent, A TirO-STOKY DWKLf.IKU HOUSE with •L ftix room*, convenient to the businos* por- •on of the city; Htiitalilo for a boardinghouse or private family. For term* apply to Dr. M. Woodruff or MRS. S. S. BAUD WELL. oct 1—tf FOR ReNt, r |MIE largo and elegant, Bn*cment under Spear’* Jewelry Store, fonuoriy known a* “Tho Gem.” i’osscssion given at once. Alao several room* suitable for bed rooms or offices. Apply to PEABODY A BRANNON. Sept Id—1 m Attorney*. Autograph Album* and Drawing and Sketch Books. A choice stock ol Bound and Paper Buck Novels, Novollctt*. Dime Novels, American Talcs, Dime Songsters, and ilumcroua Works too tedious to mention. SCHOOL BOOKS! Teacher* or parent* desiring 8C1100I, BOOKS will find it to their interest to buy from us. Our aim is to please—our determination to establish n tir^t class reputation. We buy at the lowest cash prices and our motto will bo “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” We respectfully solicit orders from tho ci try as well as from tho city. Order* from ono will inoet with prompt attention and those who favor us with such may rely upon just dealing. Anything wnntrtl nntl not o Il h lid run lie MUjiplietl wit llln fl v dtiyu. Call and see u*. GEO. 11. ROBERT.?ON & CO. Sept 21—tf NEW STORE! NE W To 01)8! W. L. PARKER, (LATK OF KENTUCKY.) H AS JUST OPENED at No. 01 Broad Street, first door abovo Itaudolpb, an entirely New and Well Assorted Stock of Goods, winch ho offers to tho citizens of Colunibns and vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tim’s Chaffin, Jas. Thwcatt and Charley Shivers, can always be found at this Establishment, and they will ho pleuscd to sec any of their friends who may favor thorn with a call, and will not thiuk it a trouble to show Goods. Tho Stock consists of Goods of every description, such as: Gent*’ Boot* and .Shoos A; FOR SALE, FINE two story houso. with six rooms, on owe.st*ido of Broud^atreet. The ho use nearly ipw; has every c<™ onienco necessary tliu couddrtul a family. Ga* in every rooui; A fine wed of water; all needful out-buildings, and nil in excellent order. Po*session can be given immediately. Apply to sopt 13—tf G. M. RKNFROE. FOR RENT, 4 COMFORTABLE framed House, contain- l\ tug two room*, situated on the northeast earner of the lot now occupied by Mr*. James II. JSbortor. Ienn* reasonable aud possession given 1st October. Apply to Sep5—tf MRS. SHORTER. TO RENT, A DWELLING HOUSE In Wynnton with iV eight goo'l rooms for a family and four room* m basement for cooking, closet and ser vants Apply at THIS OFFICE, sept 14—tf FOR RENT, _ ler, west Hide Broad struet, next above Pemberton & Carter'* drug store. Enquire ot t L. T. DOWNING. Sopt 21-tf FOR RENT, acres; house with 7 rooms; out-build ingH good. Apply to D. P. Ellis, or this office. Rent $700. Sop 30-1 w GENERAL INTELLIGENCE oitiob, A’O. G.-> 13 HO AD STREET, COL.UMJ3TJS, GA. Success Attends the Diligent! I nAVE oponod this Office with tho view of making it one of the permanent Institution* of the country. I think I can satisfy the pub lic that it in to their interest to patronize me. My advorti'cinenL-* will *huf? how I propuso-lo serve the community. Find below some of the property which I havo Valuable Property for Sale, in Wynnton. >rsalo tho fine re*idencp known — — ...Jioo, in Wynnton. Tho lot con- taiu* 10 acres. The dwelling has 8 largo and well finished rooms, and there is plenty of out houses on the premises; yard i* handsomely laid off and decorated with choice flower* ami shrub- hery. This place is one und n half mlJo.1 from Columbus, and i* ono of tho roost desirable Places in this section of country. The furniture may be bought with the place, if desired, ^ J. H. SIKES. J?OK SALE—Tho plantation near Dover, in A Russell county. Ala., south of the Railroad, 11 miles from Columbus, on which Mr- K. P. Baker resides; 400 acre*; 200 acres in cultiva tion; dwelling, gin, gin house* and tho necosbu- ry out-buildings, ull iu good repair. This place may be bought cheap. • ALSO—The plantation on which Major Wim berly now lives, 285 acre*, in Russell co., Ala. L^OR SALE—Two good Billiard Tables, with -A bails, ques, Pool Fixtures und everything complete. Apply to J. Jl. SIKES. UOR SALE, a Plantation four mile* from Columbus, Ga., in Alabama; 2Mu acres, li>u acres cleared and well improvod: a four-room iramo dwelling: all ucco*.-.ary out-building*: iu good condition; large vineyard with about U.OhJ grape vines; largo orchards of assorted peach, apple und pear trees, Ac. This plantation is in theDudly settlement, and i* very desirable- owued by Maj. Drayton Nanoe, For further particulars apply at the Intelligence office. •cptZl J. H. SIKES. I lj'OR SALE.—A Plantation on the M. .V G. R. R., 4 inilos from Hurt villa Ala.; 712 acres; 500 acres cleared; 300 acre* fresh land; well watered: well adapted to cotton; good gin. gin bouse and screw All outbuildings in good order; thirty-two miles from Columbus* exceed ingly healthy place. Thin place can he bought on rearonablo term®. Apply to J. H. SIKES. sept 12—tf J. W. PEASE, Bookseller and Stationer, COLUMBUS, GA. CONE LETTER PAPER, hy tho quiro or A ream. the quiro or roam, ote Paper, hy tho quire For Sale, DISSOLUTION. rpHE FIRM OF HUGHES k HODGES i* 1 this day dissolved by mutual consent. The firm name will bo usod by either partner in making settlement*. The Book* aro kept at tho offieo of Fontaine Ac llughe,^ j£ uunjIM W. 0. HODGES. Columbus, Sept 19,1865—octl-lm small Farm four north of Kulaiiln, Ala. Apply to W. J. BRANNON A CO., Auction and Commission Merchants, Sept 17—Itn KutanUu Ala. FOR SALE, .TF, second 1 . It can be carriage to un open Phaut ALSO, A good second hand Piano, in good order—6J4 octave*, with Rosewood oa^e. Apply to C. S. HARRISON, oct 1—lit. STEAM SAW MILL I’OFl SALB. I N GOOD Runningordor. perfectly new Belts, every portion of machinery in complete • * 1 * nmi s. ull kind*, Pocket Cutlery. faldo Padlock*, llatchci* and Hal ^lioo Thread, Perfumeries NEW FIRM. r |^UE undersigned beg leave to inform thoir X friend* and the public generally, that thoy have this day formed a copartnership under the name and stylo of FONTAINE & HUGHES, lor th« transaction of a Warehouse and General Commission llus.ucss. All businoM entrusted to shall receive prompt attention. Our Warohooac, in process of erection, will soon he ready, but in the mean time wo will provide storage lor our patrons until the building is finished. Our o|Rice at Pres ent. i* on Randolph street, in W. >V , Garrard * huildiuy. n«i»r tho old Lowo 1 Worohomo JOHN rON 1 AIN L, W. Jl. HUGHES. Columbus, Sept. 19.1865—octl-tf MR. GEO. wT CHASE W OULD respectfully announce to the citi zen* of Columbus and vicinity that he will continue his instruction* in Vocal aud Instrumental Music > at the residence of Mr. W. S. Lop. Tkumb—$27 per quarter of 21 logons. oct 1-lw TUNING, A ND REPAIRING of Melodeons, Acoorde oils, Flutinas Concertinas, and thoroughly repairing an J tuning of Church Organs; also, PIANOS. Orders receivod at Mr. Puase’i Bookstore, aud tho residonce of Mrs. Builini, und Mis. Vundenberg. All work warranted or no nay donired. CASPER MlCilKL. sop a>—lm UKNEIUL PlRtllASlMi AGENCY* ISRAEL F. BROWN & SON, NSW LOSDOS, CONNECTICUT, W ILL attend promptly to tho purchasing and forwarding of allolatiae* or MERCH ANDISE aud overy desoriptiou of MACH IN- KRY. applicable to tho wants of the Southern purchases made free of UbimnLsion till October next, at the lowest market rate*, ai d forwarded by the most expeditious routes- Or ders must be accompanied with the money. and addressed to us either at New London, Conn., or 82 John Street. New York. , , ttf Refer to E h. Brown. Macon, Ga., and W. G. Clemons, Co umbus, Ga. augl-tl Cnlicoos, Wool Delaines, Half Cotton do. Poplins. Mosambiqncs, Jaconets, Lawns, French Gingham*, Chumbrays, Barege*. Apron (Miock*, Flannel*, various col Cambric*, Irish Linen*. Brown Llhcn*, Towoling, Corsots, Hoop Skirts, CVavatf. groat variety, Ladies' Collars k Cuff*, Paper Collar.*, Ladies’ llundUerchiels. Shirts and Fr< nt J , Coinh? of every .stylo, Gont.s’ Umlerweur. Hair Net* ” ” Paper and Envelope*. Glove*, “ “ Pens nml Ink, Hair Ornaments, Pencil*, Hose and Half Hose, Slate*, Wide Belt* ami Buckles Doll*, Braid*, every aty.e. Pipe*, Buttons, croat variety, Ca**imcres } Knitting Needle*, Tweeds and Jcun*, Bleached iiouiospun, Suspendon, Brown do Pocket Books, Ladles’ Hata, latest j Call Wallets, styles, I Candle Sticks. Children s Hats, latest Kaugliphy Mills, styles. Razor* and Strap*, Ladies’ Shoes, every Sours* stylo, Shoe Brushes ami Misses Shoes, do do Blacking, Children’s Shoes, do do dent'd Hats, uvery style Buys’ do do do And a groat many articles not mentioned. Person* will do well to call und examine our Stock bofuro purchasing. August 2H-3m J. ENNIS & CO. W OULD rcrninJ their old friend* ami cus tomers that thoy aro still engaged in tho HARDWARE TRADE, AT T HKI It OLD STAND. U.. AM) VI UKOAn STREET. Wo hope iii n very short time to have a good stock of goods, which will be sold a* cheap as can bo auarded. Wo havo now in store u fair assortment of i n o i\r, and some other goods, such up TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, FILES, LOCKS, kc. Columbus, Ga„ Sopt. 0,18(8—1 jo NAILS.! NAILS! m s, O, 4 unil j.onny Nail,, bast auul- , Sty. ALSO. A solootlot nf SIFTERS. PAD LOCKS, And lino POCKET CUTTLKRY. At J. ENNIS Jt CO’S. Oot. S-71 ^E3T3STA. INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. laorporaGtl 1S19. 1’erpotoal Clieltr. NET ASSETS $4,000,000! 1NSUIE81’E'Jl’EHTVUF KVKUY DKSCR11*T10N. UtVRU RISKS TAKEN. L. 0. BOWERS, Agent. Columbus, Ga., Sopt. «, 1866—lm BEDELL WAREHOUSE AND PRESS. NULUUY Ob HEDEIiL, Proprietors, W E nre now nropared to receive Cotton for storage and repacking, having erected for the latter purpose a tine screw. As wc have a largo yard, we oiler superior fa cilities for classing, mending and ro-mnrkilig. Tho proprietors aro sworn weighor*. Columbus, Ga., Sept 8. 1S*W»—lm For Sale, FIRST CLASS *econd-huud forty-heme STEAM GINE, in perfect running order. 11 has a good double tilled Boiler and all tho appurtenances ueces surv to make it complete for immediate work Address A. A. SMITH WICK, Eufuula, Ala., or sept 21-tf Enquirer Office, Columbus, Ga 1500 BUSHELS CORN FOR SATjU. N the plantation of A. F. Hurt on the 0 Apply to All FOR . eight mile* from . Hurt or myself. J. G. BLOUNT. SALE, AT THE OLD STAND OF J, B. JAQUES & B RO., A LOT OF FINE Top and no Top Buggies, iTAnwiasa. WHIPS AND COLLARS. lot soon, wo w exchange for et Sept. 5, istft-tf ream. Fine Cap Paper, by the quiro or roam. Fine Commercial No or ream, Ladies' Fine Note Paper, Gilt, Commercial, School aud Ladies. Pens, White, Buff, Opaque and Canary Envelope India Rubber Round Comb*, ’* '* Dressing Couifts, Tuck Combs, Morocco Pooket Books. Violin Bow*, Leather Wallets, IBriurwoou Pipes, G. D. Gun Caps, Im’t Morohuutn Pipe Playing Cards, India Rubber Pipe, Visiting «***«• «. .. . Violin J Violin Bridges, September 1 -tf Visiting Card*, Tooth Pick*’’ A Guitar String* 'Memorandum Book* A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP NEW SHEET MESH!, JUST RECEIVED BY J. W. PEASE. P AMPHLKT NOVELS AND S0N(l Ilook.. Just received by J. W. PEASE. just rei . W, PE ARE’; Book Store. Stamped Envelopes, 17'OR SALE AT JC J. W. PEAS1 LIVtRY ANDi^LE STABLE. McGEHEE, HAYNES & CO., (SUCCESSORS TO R. F. HARRIS * CO..) Broad Street, Below Cook’i Hotel. THE UNDER-. jo, sinned having pur-« enasod the Stock 11 * M hide* of K. F. Harris & Co., havo re moved immediately below to the “ Croshaw Lot,” fronting ou Broad street, where they have arranged tho largest and most oommodi- ous Stable aud Lots iu tho city, and will al ways kecji on hand Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses, to hiro on reasonable term*. HORSES BOARDED ut our Stable* will re ceive careful attention, and we will endeavor to please all who may place HORSES FOR SALE with us. We would call tho particular atten tion of DROVERS to ‘>ur large und well arranged Lot* for drove Stock. McGEHEE, HAYNES Jc CO. Sept 30-lui R. Z. RUCKER, WITH BLAIR & GENNETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 130, WEST 8IDK BROAD ST. A lways on hand » run un.i comi.iei. Stock Dry Good,, Grooerios, Cutlery. Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crnokery. Rnuta. Shoes, Hata, Domestic and Foreign Liquors, Wine., \c.. 2UU0 lbs I C Tin Ware, which can bo had at lowest markot iirioc.i— Wholesale or Retail, No difficulty in bavin? your money change 1. aua 21-tf BOARDING AND SALE STABLE. To the Voters of Columbus. IN A u compliance with tho law roquirlnff the amci of ull person* ontith'.l to voto at tho uil election, for “Mayor and AlJcrmcn and other officer*” of the vity of Culttnibu*. to ho rrgUroif l. I have opened a list at the Cnumul Chamber, in tho Court If. j*o t r this p irpo o. M. M. MUhllK, Cl'k Council. 8ept IMS —2m Sun copj - NOTIO® IVEKCUANTS nml other* who desire to RH- M MIT FUNDS NUKTH ran do *e WITH OUT EXPE.N.nI: by applying at Agency ot E. Si Bruco .k Co., where Northorn Lxcuango can bo 1 ,urch.ued,,. j; ay ALEXANDER. Arm.. 106 Bread at., over H arc's dru. itoro. Sept Utitf Dissolution. . the 1st day _ OCTOBER next, a Stable for tho recep tion of llor*e* onboard and sate, for tbo ac commodation of hi* friend*, and the public generally. A. GAMMKL- The Stable will be located on Randolph street, in tho rear of tho Post Office. Gammell’s old Omnibus stable. Coin robu*, Sopt 23, 1865—* tf FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, RANDOLPH ST. Iricnds aud the ladies geucrully. that she has Just returned from New York with a choice .-lock of GOODS, consisting of I, idles’ and MisffH* HATS, trimmed and uiitrimmedt French and American FLOWERS, Ribbons, Lace?, Pluuio*. Feather*. Veils, and many other article* too numerous to mention; allot which sho offer* at LOW PRICKS. An carlv cal. is respectfully solicited, aug 26—tf PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. r l 1 HE undersigned beg leavoto inform their L frienus and the publio generally, that they have built, a first class Foundry anu Machine Shop on Oglethorpe street, betwoeu Franklin aud Bridge streeu, and aro prepared tj do anything in their line of business. Wo will make any kind of Machinery to order; such us SUGAR MILLS of nny size, with wrought or cast iron shafts, from 14 inches to 18 inches di ameter; also KETTLES from 20 to 100 gallon*, and all the intermediate size*. We will malio order SAW-MILLS and MILL WORK lernlly, of Brass .STINGS, HO LI IRON HAILING, t may desire made of brass or iron. All kind* MACHINERY repaired with neatuc** and despatch. In connection with our business, we have se cured the services of a first class freodraan, who will take great nleasure in hauling all Castings made at our Woka to the different depot#, steam - boat landings, or anywhere in tho city, free of charge. L. 1IA1MAN d CO. P. S. All kind* of Couutry Produce taken in exehange for work, on liberal terms. auglh-if _ L. ii. & co. SELECT SCHOOL. By a Well Known Teacher. 2d of October next. Young men wishing t quire a business education better apply enriy, us the school is limited to twenty-live scholars. Tuition $ln per quarter! one hull in advance, sept29—Iw S. eARTWELL. New Notice. O PEN CARRIAGE or I* II .ETON ami Har ms*. Rock away and Harness, rpiIE Firm heretofi X Cargill is thi* day, by kn< wn as KIvlin A • uni consent, dis- late firm will he K IVLIN A CARGILL. SERVANTS WANTED. \\IAN'l’ED To HIRE an experienced and VV truidy NUK.nE, and a man accustomed t» house work and to the cire ol horse*. Ser vices ruiUircd ab ut luth -October. To first t loo* serv nil* a good homu in the eUy und good wage* will bo given. FELIX ALEXANDER. Itfci liroud st., ut cr U are a drug store- Oct, 8 tt >un 0 pv- UNITED STATES Columbus Female Academy. RATES OF TUITION. into thrvO equal Terms. As all the pupils will bo under the immediate supervision ot Mr. and Mrs. Sauxdkrs but one price will l<o charged for tuition. Tho first Term h ill open on thelst Monday in October next and the rates for it are as follows : Literary Department- Ti.... .-I L'... -I20 1 2* Boarders must furnish sheet*, pillu _ wets, table napkins tog end light*. Tallin COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. T HE above Institution will ho rc«opencd on Monday, 2d October, on tho corner uf St. Clair and Troup street*, south of St. Luke's Methodist Church. TERMS. Tuiti-n from Oct. 2 to Jan. 1st *•«,) po payable in advance. Apply to w, S. LEE Young Ladies will have (ho ;vdvaut«ge“of Musical Instruction from Prol. CUASK.on tho premises. WATCHES AND 0. J). CAPS. 1 RECEIVED, a fine assortment «*i sil\er tl Hunting Case Watobes. .. ALSO, lO.tfcM Per.His.iou Caps. T. s’, v J»l \. \i