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• ! £siws nras. «7lTplea*° h » nd in tl,eir S; d ock in the aftornoon, "■ rl tmE fi^UVlRKR. f 8 ,.ml.®on are Atonts ■r. Jboro. H“ rl,il1 f,ll.r, P« i0nF ' r«k,. Oo.nrton- w»r $UiP® Dl,on * . Chunnenatt' 6 - J f.f7'elon Sprint*. °. Lter.VMula. '“kits. Mid*»- ... „-m,d »entlemen are our ^U»U o» th.Mu.co... !„,S«.tCol. J ' A. h. I'M. ,1c. J. O 1 "* 1 '- uTj. B. 7.1,,. j. L. Btisoion. ,'Ci«.j*«» w - cuvm,qto! '- ,5or BSftww®*- ,lr«i. low lint of labecnber* to “* „« from Hurtville, Ala., and 17 wTof acknowledging th.roc.ipt P»i»« i"» d - .Ld.ilp ukidbr other*. d«- "•“LLt ih.n w. will *t.r« «h. .^■..annotJuitnowSgthopij.- ba”««io‘'“ d 10 oomn , ? n.. i « ! in i th. i of th« _JM* Enquirer in a short not yet ertendod into tho th. railroad*, and .U or nearly „ yet hsv. are doily. But we ‘.tho disposition of so many per- Efoor weekly, and will therefore «to itari it wain- In the meantime „„ur friends to get up lUt. and .end It eill be be»t for neighbor- railroad lines to make arrange . retting their papers from the nearest d inform us of the depot to which they mailed. The price of the Weeb/p ^ill be $11 ye«r. or $1 for throe i0»dr*nce. _ Kew Advertisement* Ellis will soil next Tuesday, the I.H., to ‘.be highest bidder, in front Ve»t suction mart, a large variety Cohold vsluablos. See his advo fnl for particulars. Ho also lias for rivitely, a splendid dinner *ot, con I of over one hundred pieces. They Cr«. 1. Clifton Mosos & Co., whose Is at the store of Messrs. Candler & |k, have commenced a commissio ^change brokerage buiinese. The produce of all kinds, and fill Illy all order* for merchandize. E* - and stock brokorago will also |a portion of their attention. l*ar Jidiitanco wishing business trans- |in this city are directed to the card . Moses A Co. L lovers of fine slock and fine things ke it in, will have an opportunity of I# some excellent purchases by see- lajor J. It. Ivey, at his warehouse. \ who know the Major will know the J to be good, for ho never has any I sort | J. Solomon has had a lino pair of t driven off, and perhaps sold, by |miD (so called) of tho freed man He offers fifty dollars for his k and buggy. They are su pposed to fsm here and Mantgomory. jor Sikes knows a gentleman who II wet nurse. ^voters of Russell county are begin amove in tho right diroction, po ll;. To have good laws, thoy must [food men to make them. The Is of Mr. John Uuuhanan aro en bring to secure his services in tb |Legislature. Wo hopo ho will per il to elect him. 1C. Morton, E«q., ofTors for ront I dwelling-house on Broad slreot.— i but respectable white popple nood TRIBUTE the Metitorn of Mr*. G. T. Hurt and her hikhen, E>!gnr Fleirellrti and Gen me Troup, Brief time has paasod, sinco round the hearth* Where yet no shadow fell, A joyous and unbroken band, Securely seemed to dwell. With eartly happiness replete, Was that love-lightod home, It knew no dark, foreboding fear, No dream of ill to oome, And yet. It came,—as falls the bolt From an unolonded sky; God's fiat bid the light be quenched. The joy in sorrow die. Oh Thou, whose ways are iu the deep; Whom clouds enoompass round, Thy love was veiled in darkness then, Unsearchable, profound. And whon we saw the seal of Death Upon the mother's brow: And mourning o'er the perfect wife, The strioken husband bow, Strong need we had of holy faitb^ Upon Thy word to loan. And feel that mercy dealt the stroke, And trust the lovo unsoen. And when we saw the first-born son— That father’s joy, his pride— Ere closed another day, lie down, Cold by his mother's side, Amaxed and stunned, with speechless awe, We bowed before Thy might, And strove to say: " Doth not the Judge Of all the earth do right?" And yet, Thou wait not doneagain The dreaded angel cast The shadow of his wings across That cirole narrowing fast, And in his arms he took the babe Whose smiles that home haul blest; And now the blessed spirit liee Upon its mother’s breast. Oh God t console the mourners left, Thou who alone hast power; And may they feoi the light still shines Beyond the clouds that lower; The stars, from oarthly skies withdrawn. Still burn in these above; The angels, from their presence gone. Are with the God of love. A Fauivd. SPECIAL NOTICES. Pow nesting. The Pews in the Fint Baptist Church will be rented on Monday morning, the Oth instant, at 10 o'clock. oot 7-td (l« Ml." 80 “ n “ Notioo. MOBILE AMD GIRARD RAILROAD. On and alter Monday, 9th instant, the Pas senger Train will leave Girard for Union Springs at 2 o,clock, P. M, oct 6—2m B. E. WELLS, Sup't. Notice. MOBILE AND GIRARD RAILROAD, On and after Monday. 9th instant, the Fare on this road will be reduced to *U cents per mile. oct •—lw J. FRAZER. Treas’r. Eagle Manufacturing Company. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. There will be . meeting of the Stockholder* of th. Eagle Manofacturint Company at their offloe in Colnmbu*. on Satorday, the 14th of October, at 10 o'clock. A. M. A full attendance 1* deeirable, aa important hualneee will bo brought before the meetlur. „ K. M. QUNBY, Preeident. Pet, 5-td Notice! J TREASURER'S OFFICE, Musoogee R. R. Co., Columbus, Ga., Sept., 1st, 1665, On and after this date the fare on this road will be fire oenta per mile. JAS. M. BIVINS, Treasurer, Septl-tf NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. SUPKKINTENDANT'S OFFICE, Mvsooon Hail Road, > Columbus, Ga., Aug. 14, '65. j Shippers and Consignees are hereby notified that this Company will not be responsible for freights shipped to any Station on this Road, or at Columbus, after it is discharged from our oars. W. L. CLARK. 8up»t. aug 14-tf It market reports. sfon.—Thore was lively inquiry, with Jning prices, in our market yesterday, filing cotton may now be quoted at | which price was yesterday freely I for it. fir street! were thickly dotted with Jtry wsgons yesterday. ft W. Milford, 141 Broad street, |t*ke pleasure in forwarding, by tho liife opportunity, any leltors or papers Iperaoni in Marion county. Leave n it hit store, plainly dirocted. Ihile on Broad street, yesterday, we linto the newly fitted up and ele* fy lU **«d store of Mr. A. V. Boat- The numerous purchasers we mot e seemed equally delighted with their frins and with the polite attention f n l ^ em *>y tho gentlemen in attend- ► By tho way, wo found our old NJ. Williams there, serving hie F. 19 familiarly and with alllhe F»ty that mado him so groat a favorite FMhe war, when he was a member ■oid firm of G. L. MoGough & Co. r* r ° ur G«n».-Major Gen. Steed u published orders announcing that irm.tion li„ reached him that private If * T *-• ome in*t*ncoi, been seized pmiliUry mthoritics in bis dopart- I (i • 1 *** Ibroufth a misunderstand. 1° ’*order* He now announcesex- F 11 J that "private arms, such as eport- «“0f, pUtoli, io.. (other than Colt’s L' r,I ° Tt!rl ’) *>11 in no case be taken peaceably persons making no im. '•V, U, ) e t . hereof -" But all Confederate ■ 1 States arms, of every descrip* mnit »t once be seized. . *• not materially sl ide ul Ut We ®* t - ** ut ll At change* L “J lll » »ubnitution of lower fig- k i. 111114 t0 learn the pros- L , for * ®ti 11 further roduclion of L. * n M,1 J r d, y. especially in gro, iMm. r ntry I' rodl, ca wilt also have la- . 0W|> M *oon a* the competition N.Kh“dS CSi,f " Ci,iUt0dbyCh8 * P Irlhini^r^' Dutl ' Poit A cljulant, has |p, r - 1 ur » very interesting Woatern l r - HckI ~® ar n8lt door neighbor. Columbus Retail Marlxet, Columbub, Ga., Oot. 7,1866. Suoab—Brown 25t£30o, Stewart's A 35c, do B 35c, do. C 30c, Crushed 35c, PulverirediOo^^ Sybcp—Cane, by the barrel 50c V gallon, Sor ghum 25c V gallon. Cofi kk—Bio 45@50c ¥ *>>.. Jars 55<iP60c, Tea—Green $1.50(^2.50 Black$1^5®1.75« Maokkrki —$5.00 V kit No. 1. CtiKKSK—New York State 50o, Dairy 40c, Buttbb—Country 25fg>35o V fi>. BACos-Sides 25c, hams 25<h.30c, shoulders 22 fifi). Lard—33c V fl>. Candlbh—Adamantine 4tK^r»0c V N. Corn and Mkai*-$1.10®1.25 per bushel. Pbab—$1 * bushel. Flour—V bbl. $2«). Cauookb—40(^50c'^ yard. Shrktinob—35®40o V yard, 8Ulrtings 30®35c OsnaburgR.lOc, Bleached Domestlos«50®75c. Cotton Yarnb—$3.52(<j>3 50. Country Homkbpunb—40(^50o by the piece. Bagging—Kentucky 40c V yard. India 40® 45o V yard. Ropn—30c; Twine 62‘^c V Whitikxobk Cotton Cards—91.50, Swrkt Potatorb—$1 per bushel. Drird Bmkv—35c per ®>. New Orlcaai Merkels. [Condensed from New Orleans papers ef 30th.] Cotton.—Ordinary 32<?d35o.. Good Ordinary 38®40. Low Middling41®43, Middling 44(^45. Sugar and Molabbkh.—Stock in the city light; wlrite clarified 14|<«o. prime 17ko.. fully fair 15^4c., Cuba from 14J-2 to 19c. A lot of Mo lasses was sold at 75 ots- per gallon—very little doing in it. Sales were made to Government of 20,000 lbs. white orushed at 22^c., 375,000 lbs. Cuba brown at 9%o. V 9>., 10,000 gallons Molassos at 62) £c. 'ft gallon. CovritB.—Fair stock on hand; ordinary Rio 30J4o. V lb., fair to good fair ltio 31®3lVi, com mon Havana 28^®30o., prime Havana 81^®32. Flour.—Good Superfine scarce—sales wsrs made at 97.50®$9.25 ? bbt. Extra $10.26. Good Extra $10.60®$11.25, choice brands as high as $13,60. Corn—Mixed, 85c. per bushel, white 95, yel low $1. Oats.—58®C5c. Hay.—$25 per ton. Mrbs Pork.—$33^36.50. , ,, Lard and Bacon.—Very scarce—ribbed sides 20c., cloar sides 24)^0., shonlders retail at 18)-^® 19c., and sugar cured hams 35o. V Lard re tails at 31® 32o. Bagging and Ropi.—Market very dull; rope 15o„ bagging 24)4 V yard. New York Dry Goode Market. New York, September 30, The largenosa of the import of dry woo naturally attracts attention, but as yet it h not been found that the supply is in exoess of out tho season, and prioes have raled very firm and high. The total receipts at this poKfor the four weeks of September have been $11,- 98,257, against $4,147,419 for the same period of lost year. The receipts for the past week amounted to $3,129,787 against $917,990, for the c rresponding week of last year. The auotions of the past week have been well attended, and goods bare realised high prices, exoept Saiany arena goods aud low priced English worsted labrio', which are in excessive supply, and have sold at lower prices, in domestic cotton goods the market has shown a general recovery of tone and prices during the week- The marking down of prioes a few days ago by some leading jobbers, was, no doubt, simply a bear triok. and as auoh it was successful. The parties to it then bought up everything they could lay their bands on in certain scarce styles of goous. The G rioes consequently rebounded and the late ears are npw in turn Bulls, and are realising handsome profits upon their purohases dr -t — the depression. During the week about the reduction inode during tbs previous' has been recovered, and the market closes _ and with a good, steady demand for goods, the stock in jobbers’ hands being exceedingly scarce. , . Brown Shkrtinos —The prices ot brown goods genorully show a reoovery of per cent, during the week. There is a better mand and tho week closes firm. Stark Lawrence A, Indian Head A, Appleton A m*. Armorv standard are held by ageuts at »4o 4-4. Grantville, 33o %\ do 57c 4-4; Augusta Factory* 34c 4-4; Wackusetts, 34o; Ntffchua Extra. 33c for 4-4 and 28c for 27 iocb; Tremont C 31: Poeas- Ket A, 300; <1** iN COZ*C meuiuro <x»c; ma«- sschusetts 3lV,o for A, and 36c for B; Otheso 31o. Blkacukd SusKTisaa.—The supply is in creasing, and pricei are lower on the finer makes. New York mills have been delivered at 55c, and are now sold at that value. 4-4 Waintmtia, 52V$C5 9-8 do 5to; Tuscarora 50c; NOTICE. _ -rabl ...... and Pine Wood by the oar load. ing same will please make application immedi ately, W. L. CLARK, Sup’t. 11-tf Notice to Shippers. Omci Muboookb Railroad, 1 Columbus, Ga.. July 31st, 1865. | The Muscogee Railroad is now running a DAILY TRAIN to Maoon, and are prepared to forward freight with dispatch to Maoon Milledgoville, Atlanta,and Intermediate points. July31-tf W. L. CLARK. Sup’t. Notice to Shipperi. From and after the 1st August, pre-payment will be required for all freight shipped to But ler aud Intermediate Stations. The freight on all goods received at this place from any point, must be paid on delivery of the artioles. Shippers will ntease take notice, as these rules will be rigidly enforoed. july31-tf J. M. BIVINS, Treas’r. DJotloe t OFFICE MOBILE A GIRARD R. R. August 15, 1865. An adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will be held at the Office, Girard, Ala., on tho third Wednesday in October next, at 11 o’cloek. As M. J, M, FRAZER, aug 10-td Secretary. Through to Atlanta. SUPERINTBNDANT’S OKHCK. MUSCOOsiK RAILROAD CO , Columbus. Ga., Sept. 9th, 1865. Knieogi* Rail Read Mclaedule. 1 AND AFTER MONDAY. 11th inst., Passenger Train vm this road will Leave Columbus at. 7 o'clock, A. M Arrive in Maoon at .4.1U ** P. M Leave Macon at 7.2? * A. N Arrive in Columbus at 4.24 * P.A MsOOR and Western R. R. Schedule NIGHT TRAIN. Leave Macon - 6.30, P. M Arrive at Atlanta 2.23, A. M, Leave Atlanta -6.50, P. M, Arrive at Maeon~.~~~ ^.80. A. M ■ep 10— tl W. L. CLARK, Sup't. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPKKINTKN^)ANT'S OFFICE, ) Montqombby', Sept 20,1865. j \N and after Friday, Sept. 22d, 1865, Trains J on this Road will be run m follows: Leave Columbus at - B 25 A. M. Arrive West Point 12 M. Arrive at Montgomery 9 15, P. M. Leave Montgomery 4 A. M. • Leave WestPoint 1 15 P. M. Arrive »t Coloumbus ...,^.4 46, P. M, Connecting with trains of A. A W. P. R. R. at West Point whioh arrives in Atlanta at 7 P. M.. in time to oonneot with the Western and Atlantic Rail Road for Chattanooga and points north, DAN’L H. CRAM. •ept 22-tf Gen’l Sup’t. G. E. THOMAS & CO., -AT- No. 125 Broad Street, CoIumlDun, Georgia, RESPECSTFULLY announce to the oitizons of Columbus and surrounding country that they have now in store, ^od to arrive, a SPLENDID Stook ef FURNISHING GOODS -AND- REIDY-M1DE CLOTHING CootprUln, every article usually kept in First Class Clothing Houses, CONSISTING OF IBENCII AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, -AND- FANCY VESTINGS, CLOTHING, Fine lot of OVER COATS, Cloth and Cassi- Coats, Full Dress and Business Suits of every style. Doe and Cassimere Pants, and Fancy Vestings. Large lot of Fancy Cassimere, Lin en, Hickory and Merino Shirts; Canton Flan nel, Jeans and Merino Drawers- Fanoy Linen and Paper Collars, Gents'and Ladies’ Uandkorcbiefs, Fancy Kid, White, Berlin and Cassimere Gloves, Buck. Gauntlets, Cassimere Hats, Valises, Umbrellas, et cetera. We have secured the services of MR. GEO. H. BETZ, in our Manufacturing Department, who is now prepared to serve his old cuHtomer.- 1 , and as many new ones as may favor him (and us) with thoir patronage. Ilaviug just returned from Now York, where be has been enabled to ac quaint himself with the latest fashions and styles of outting, he will bo the hotter prepared to give that UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION which has always distinguished him as one of the MOST CELEBRATED TAILORS iu tho South. We cordially invito tho “ Public ” to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we in tend to make it to their interest to purchase from uh. Our aim will be to please, and it is our deter mination te establish a FIRST CLASS REP UTATION. Having purchased our stock at tho LOWEST CASH PRlCIfS, eur motto will be “Quick SalflB and Small Profits.” Columbus, Ga., Sept. 27—lm NEWS DEPOT, —AND— NOTION HOUSE, DO BltOAl) STBKKT i COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. GEO. H. ROBERTSON & GO., R ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Columbus that thoy have nmv in store, and on Ui° way here, a choice and desirable BOOHS UNO STATIONERY, comprising every artiolo usually kept iu first class hou.«oj. Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Letter, Note and Billet. Gilt, Magenta, Blotting and Tissue, ruled and blank papers. White, Buff, Now Opaque, Card and Wed ding Envelopes, Mourning Paper, Envelopes and Cards. Arnold’s and Butler’s Inks, (Sillctt’s Steel Pens, Faber’s Lead Pencil’s, Dice, Plating Cards, Visiting Cards. Portfolios, Looking Glosses, Pictures, Prang’s Sketch Cards. Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes, Pocket, Xoiltt and Pine Combs, Ink, Mucilago and un endless variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS. A beautiful stock of Anthony’s Photograph Albums, containing from H to 200 pictures. Autograph Albums aud Drawing and Sketch Books. ^A choice stock ot Bound and Paper Back Novels, Novelletts, Dime Novels, American Talcs, Dime irongUers, and numerous 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 is to please—our determination to establish n first class reputation. Wo buy at the lowest cash prices and our motto will bo “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” We respectfully solicit orders from the coun try as well us irom ibo city. Ordoru from any one will meet with prompt attention and those who favor us with sm-h may rely upon ju»t dealing. Anything wanted and not on Uau«l can be hiipjillrd within live days* Cull end sco us. GEO. 11. ROBERTSON & 00. Sept 21—tf • GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Shippers on the Savannah River. ERWIN & HARDEE’S LINE, COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING FIRST CLASS STEAMERS: IRON STEAMER AMAZON, C,pt. JOHN80N, NEW IRON STEAMER WM. G. GIBBONS, Capt. PHILPOT, NEW STEAMER LAURA, Qapt. HILLEB. the rate of freight by this line has been reduced FIFTY PER CENT. Freights aru received daily, and forwarded aemi-weeUfy from Hevannah Tfca line la prepared to ship 2o00 bales of Cotton weekly from Auwusta T Ho Steamer Gibbons is in every particular a flrat class Fallenrer Boat. Insurance can bo effocted by this Lino at the lowest rate*. 1 artica shipping by this Lino will And it to their interest to conahrn to An>U of same at AurusU aud Savannah. * ■*»*-*<• October f», 1865—lw WM. B. DAVISON, Agent NEW STORE! newToodsi W, L. PARKER, (LATE OF KENTUCKY,) H AS JUST OPENED at No. 04 11 road Street, first door above Randolph, an entirely New and Well Assorted Stock of (roods, which lie offers to the citizens of Columbus and vicinity at reasonable lieu res. Messrs. Tho’s Chaffin, Jas. Thweatt and Charley Shivers, no always ho found at this Establishment, and thoy will ho pleased to soo any of their friends who may favor them with a call, and will not think it n trouble to show Goods. Tho Stock consists of Goods of every description, such as: FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE, Residence in Wynnton. r l''IlE pleasant, healthy placo where I now 1. rosido, two miles from the city, containing fifty-seven acres of land—about half cleared, the balance in woods; a good well built house with four rooms, and hall large enough fora diniug room; cellar under tho house; good kitchen with three rooms, and all necessary outbuildings; well ot water unaurnassed in the country; an orchard of several hundred fine each trees, «kc. Apply at Enquirer office, to JOltDAh’ L. HOWELL, oct ;!-]„• Tru.toe. For Rent, six rooms, mmvnnient to tho business por tion of the city; suitubie for a boarding house or pnvnte family. For torms apply to Dr. M. Woodel’PP or MUS. S. S. BARDWKLL. oot 1—tf FOR RENT, “The Gem.’ several roou Apply to Sept 1»5—In Possession given at once. Also suitable for bed room? or offices. PEABODY A BRANNON. Attorneys. SUNDRIES! “SO CALLED.” H. 0. MITCHELL <fc 00., (LATE OUNBY & CO.) list comprises only a few of the items 20 Bales India Bagging Whittemore Cards, 50 coils Rope, Soda, 2 bales Twine, j Starch, "ine Bourbon Whiskey Macaboy Snuff, lio and Java Coffees, Spioos, assorted, .Cocoa nut Dippors, ' Fine Bar Soap, | Steelyards, ; Padlocks, .Superior oast-stcol axes j Curry Combs, USlatesand Pencils, 47M»c for 4-4, 55c for 5-4, 40c for 5a 33 inched; Lonsdale, 5lo; Hone, 4ic; nea uank, 40c for 4-4, and 37c for 7-8 do: Whit. Hock. 52! jo. , ,, , Coasir Jeaks.—The demand is active, prioes firm aud stook light. Indian Orchard, Andros coggin, Bates, each, bring 32c; for colored and bleached Nnumkeag, 36%c, and eatins 40o. Cottox Flannels.—A better supply, end moderate demand. Prices are, upou the whole, lower. Naumkeag. brown sell at 48o; Tremont and Suffolk each^47.‘ **: Slatersvil c, 50c; Nash ua, 40c; Manchester, 47%c; Hamilton s, 50c for F, and 45e for ettra, BOARDING AND SALE STABLE. niUE undersigned will open on th. lit d»y I of OCTOBER n.xt, n St.bl.torlhoroo.i.- tr.n-Uj’' K ' lVe ul - T-siterdsy, a ploa.- lion of Hor.es onboard and in\t. fnr th,«c- S° f lhe f ‘ cl th * 1 “ikeep. the ““ frlenJs ' ireib meat* n,. r i * RaIai-aIa.! nn Randolohstreet. OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REV.,) Revenue 2d Dibteiot, Qeoxou. r Maoon, Ga., August 11,1865. ) By order from Treasury Department, taxes, when due, are required to be paid before ship ment of ootton can be made from this district. The 2d Distriot is composed of tho following counties: Baker, Bibb, Butts. Calhoun, Chatta- hooebee, Crawford, Decatur, Dooly, Dougherty, Early, Harris, Houston, Lee, Macon, Marion. Miller. Mitoheli, Monroe, Musoogee, Pulaski* Pike, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Spaulding, Stewart, Sumpter, Talbot, Taylor, Terrell, Up son, Webster and Worth. JAMES C. MoBUKNEY. August 22,1865-tf ^ Collector. Internal Revenue Notice. Official instructions having been received this day from the Commissioner of Internal Reve< nue. Rail Roads, Steam Boats. Express Com panies and all penone a-e here! y notified not to transport any Cotton, or move it out of the 2d collsctoral distriot, unless they first proouro a permit from this office or from ray deputies. Cotton oan be shipped on any Railroad to Ma oon. Duty oan bo paid ut Columbus to Richard W. Jaques, Deputy Collector. JAMES 0. McBURNEY. August 22-tf Collector. OFFICE COLLECTOR INT’L REVENUE. 2d DtHTttOT ov Qkomqu. Macon, August 14, 1865. Notice is hereby given that all Distillers of apples, peaches, grapes, corn, or other substan~ oes, and all manufacturers of tobtceo, cigars Ac., are required to take oat a license and give bond. Those who foil to give bond and procure license are, in addition to all other penalties and forfeitures, liable to pay one hundred per oentam additional dutiee thereon. Notice, merchants and others purchasing liquors before the duty Is paid, do so at their own risk, as the law oompels me to seise it, no matter in whose hands it may be found. JAMES C. McBURNEY. aug 22-tf Collector. COLUMBUS. Ga., August 22. 1865. Having been appointed Deputy Collector for the eouuties embracing Musoogee, Talbot, Har ris. Mari.ai. Chattahoochee aud Stewart, ail par- tiecengaged in distilling spirituous liquors In the above named oountieo will apply at once at my office, opposite the Perry House, and fils bonds and procure permits, RICHARD W. JAQUES. Deputy Collector aug 22-tf Internal Rev. 2d Diet. Ga. ! rwn m *ti that the country af- TtSi Stable will be looted on Randolph: street. N. f ^" din * * =oupl. o? f.7. n ,l "" 0 ' ,h ‘ P0 “ ° fiCt ' tiionh */ or ,n Sunday dinner. F oe h.ed ev.^d.j.' aod al dil _ PJMuunche, , nd „dd!.. of tempting Columbus, Sept 23,1885—tf |k»nlrind i -M« : 1 "yy be divided into three FWrieoee wl, o le»rn from the K , n-h~.° ,b u* r :-' th *r happy ^i.nca~T w **° learn from thoir own Cvgryy.wwiee mm. 3. And r° oorfrnm 4. 1 :' e,rn neither from their Fv ere h^® olh,r P en P'e'» eaparience— | General Collecting Agenoy, rpUK unH.r.irowl i* aow rr.parwl to r«.lv, I \u ... .....t, for .olloetioo, both from th. North and South. My offlo*. for th* frtMnt, will be at the law room of Hon. James M. Rus* sell, over the store of H. C. Mitoheli k Co., late K lteV±. Goobv k C... J. Bnnl. k Co . Columbus: E. A. Wilcox, cotton \roker. Maoon; J.MeNab. Eufaulo, Ala-; Joo. B.Wal- k«r 4 Son, Augusta, and Juo. W. Anderson A Water Buckets, Well do Covered do Brooms, Whitewash Brushes, Blacking do Pocket Knives, Powder, Percussion Caps, Kentucky Jeans, Oct 5.1865-1w 'Crockery A Glassware, |Spades and Shovels, iKnives and Forks, Ac. The Great Ladies Fancy Store. PERRY & CO., 84 Broad Street, niVI JUST OPENED THE MOST BEAU TIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HATS AND SHOES, IN THE CITY. TO RENT, A DWELLING HOUSE eight good rooms for .. rooms in bnsoment for cooking, closet and ser vants. Apply at THIS OFFICE, wept 14—tf . FOR RENT, Calico os, Wool Dolaincs, Half Cotton do. Poplins. MosiimbiqucH, J aeon els, • Law nn, French Ginghams, Chumhrays, Bareges. Apron Cheoki Gants’ Boots nod Shoes Bovs all kinds. DISSOLUTION. T HE FIRM OF HUGHES A HODGES in this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho - t, ar t n er in kept at tho W. H.' HUGHES, W. C. HODGES. Columbus, Sept 19,1885—ootl-lm NEW FIRM. leave to iuform their — lc generally, that they have this day formed a copartnership under the name and style ef FONTAINE & HUGHES, for the transaction of a Wwfbousf aid General Commission Business. All buiineaa entrusted to them shill receive prompt attention. Our Warehouse, in process of erection, will toon be ready, but in tho mean time we will provide storage for our patrons until the building U finished- Our offioe at pros- ent is on Randolph street, in W. W. Gairard’s building, near'the old Lowell Warehouse. InllV W/lNTilV New Notice. CARRIAGE or PHJHTO! — hock.vv ud Hunew, Batty ud Uirew, .11 la Bn, order i 0miM * aa "\ f0 c r K^K- S k Son, Autu Jar®' w. *. giNNiyy. Ts the Voters of Columbus. R e.Bpll.noo wUb lb. le* nenlrin, th. i.bm of ^l p*r,OD| ..tiU^ to vot. .t tb, van**) olwtlun. for "M»yor »»d Ald.rmsn end CbMabor, l. Mft t. u**-eb it, rtw. SARATOGA RESTAURANT, WBIT SIDK OK BROAD ST., N*XT DOOR TO I). V. ELMS’ AUCTION HOUSE. UP STAIRS (FORM Kill YDK. WOO DR UFF'S OFFICE,) Ladies or familiog wish ing ineul.i went to thuir rooms can have them gout to any part of the city at reasonable rates. D. B. CALDWELL. Oot. 4-tf Sun copy. D. S. BBNIDIOT. I. W. HINKDICT. J. 0.JlRXKDICr. I). S. BENEDICT & SONS, OB00ERS AND COMMISSION ManOBANTH, NO. a36 MAIN STREETi Rotws.u Third end Fourth St*., LOtl*VI!.l,K, KY. I Oct. i-»tu Grucuriei Tinware Snuff, Pockut Cutlery, I'ahlo Padlocks, , Hatchets and liaminorH Shoe Thread, ... Perfumeries, Flannels, various colons Hair Gila, Cambric*, ; Pomades, Iriah Linens. Tooth and Nail Bruahos Brown Linens, Cloth Hiid Hair do Toweling, Fancy Soups, Corsets, Shaving do 11 oo y Skirts, C. a vats, great variety, Ladies’ Collars A Cuffs, I'ajior Collars, Ladies' Handkorchiofa, tShirts and Fronts, Combs of every style, (mots’ Underwear, Hair Nets " " 'Paper and Envolopos, Gloves, " “ Pens and Ink, Jlair Urnnnients, Pencils, IIosc and ilull ilosc, Slates, Wide Bolts and Buckles Dolls, Braids, evory style. Pipes, Buttons, great variety, 1 Cassimeres, Knitting Xeodlos, Tweeds and Jeans, Blonched Homespun, Suspenders, Brown do Pocket Books, Ladies’ Hals, latest Calf Wallets, stylos, Oondlo Sticks, Children’s Hats, latest 1 Kaughphy Mills, styles, Razors and Straps, Ladies’ Shoos, every Sours, stylo, Shoe Brushes and Misses Shoos, do do Blacking, Children's Shoes, do do Gent’s lluta, every style Boys' do do do And a great many articles not montioned. Persons will do well to call und examine our Stuck before purchasing. August 28-3m NAILS! NAILS! 10, s « 4 and 3 penny Nails, bostqual- ALSO, A select lot of SIFTERS, PAD LOCKS, And fino POCKET CUTTLKRY. At J. ENNIS A CO’S. Oct. S-7t SADDLES, BRIDLES, Ac H. MIDDLEBROOK k CO., 01 I1KOAD STRKRT, JJAVE JUST KKCEIVKD ami offvr fornale Sacidles, IlridluH mid Miu-tingiilos, Carriage und Buggy Whips, Lining and Hmdiug Skins, French Calf Skin-, Harness Leather, With a general assortment of goods in our lino. ALSO, REPAIRING of nil kinds done at tlio short est notice and la tbc host manner. «ug25-tt H. MIDDLEBROOK Si CO. TUNING, NI> REPAIRING of Melodoom-, Accords on*, Flutinm Concertinas, and thoroughly repairing and tuning of Church Urgauw ; uDo, PIANOS. Orders received at .Mr. Pc ise’s Book store* aud the residence of Mrs. Bailini, and Mrs. Vamlenberg. All work warranto I or no pay desired. CAdl'Hlt .MlC.ilEL. sep 2(>—lm Notice to Justioes of tho Peace IU BUSSELL, COUNTY, ALA. I AM instructed by the Governor of the State to ancortaiu and ronort to the next scssiou of the Legislature the following facts : 1st. llow many Indigent families in your couuty'f 2d. The number of persons in each family? 3d Tho extent of thoir destitution ? 4th. The estimated amount required for their support per month ? 5th. .State the numberof males und female.' in each family, and their ages,? 6th. Stato the character ot their infiruiitios aud the oanse of their not boiug able to earn their livelihood? In this work of mercy I confidently appeal tho Justices in each Best in tho couuty to Assist mu. The lists of the Corn Agents, heretofore appointed, will he of great service ; and If they will appoint a certain day in their re*i> Beats, At some public place, to hi mine the Applications ot all purs* nqui 1*. T. DOWNING. For Sale, north of Eufaula, AIh. Apply to W. J. BRANNON A CO., Auction und Commission Merchants. Sopt 17—1 m Eufaulo, Ala. STEAM SAW MILL FOR BiV-TiXl. I N GOOD Running order, perfectly new Belts. every portion of machinery in oomnlete order. Address T. J. PKARCh, Seals’ Station, M. A G. K. R., Ala., Sept 21—1 m or at this Offioo. For Sale, powor STEAM ENGINE, in perfect runuing order. It has a good double- fined Boiler and all the appurtenances neocs- snrv to make it complete for immediate work. Address A. A. SMITHWIOK, Eufaulo, Ala., or sept‘21-tf Eoquiror Office, Columbus, Ga 1500 BUSHELS CORN fou saxjE. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFIOa, NO. (>5 BROAD STREKT, COLUMBUS, OA. Success Attend^ tho Diligent I w a n t e o, ■A. VO ot Wurae, B\HS^SSS& IS ,hu d * T - oct * J. H. SIKBS. U-OR SALK—A aeoond hand Piano. A 1 At the INTELLIUENCK OFFICE. F °.ki Il r KN X — 4, st ®rt on Broad *trMt.,nlt. able for Dry Goods or Grooerr. An .(or ient stand. Apply to J. il. SIKES. Valuable Property for Sale, in Wynnton. I M&PSPSF ( or “!• ‘k? fin * rooid.nce known 1 as the Butt place, in Wynnton. The lot *oa- ta-p.Rl acres. The dirollin, ha, 8 l.rg, ... well finished rooms, aud there is plenty of •■!<• SffSHSS" th ®l' r «“i»®«;yard is handsomely laid h£5 nd 'pR or# i !T ,tll0 “ 01C6 flower* andsaiwb- hery. Ibis place is one and h half miles from Columbus, and is one of the most desirable places in this section of country. The fureitage may be bought with the plooe, if desired, oot 6 j If u fir Da UOR SALK—The plantation near Dover, Ui A Russell county, Ala., south of th* KaHreed, 11 miles from Columbus, on which Mr*R. P. : a 9 r ®? ; 200 *ore* in ealUve- !8r f * gin |, i ? n hou f M *•***- ry out-buildings, ull in good repair. This place “iAy^bouaht cheap. p,W ALSO—The plantation on whioh Major WIm- t ftCrei ’ in Hassell oo., Ala. pGR SALK-TWO good Billiard Tabl^TAth balls, ques, Pool Fixtures and everythiM complete. Apply to , J. H NIK HR POR SALE, a Plantation ffow mUm flSm " Columbus, Ga., in Alabama; 280 acres. 199 aores clearod and well improved; a four-reom frame dwelling; aU necessary out-buildings: in good condition; large vineyard with about 3.098 grape vines; large orchards of assorted peach. ?» nd n 1, ® tt ^ rce> ’ &c ‘ J Thii PlABtaUen Is in the Dudly settlement, and is very desirable; owned *by Msj. Drayton Nance, For further particulars apply at the Intelligence effiee. sept 21 j u 8IKKH JALB.—A Plantation on the M. k G. - 1 - 4 frtttn Uurtvilie. Ale.; 718 acres; 500 acres cleared: 300 acres fresh land; well watered: well adapted to cotton; good fit, gin house aud screw. All outbuildings in good order; thirty-two miles from Columbus; exceed ingly healthy place. This place can be bought on reasonable terms. J.H.BIKHB. J. W. PEASE, Bookseller and Stationer, COLUMBUS, QA. JjMNE LETTER PAPER, by the quire er Fine Cap Paper, by the auire or ream, Uino Commercial Note Paper, by the quire or ream, Ladies* Fine Note Paper, Gilt, Commercial. School and Ladies. Pens, &u B bbSrte3 KL, • l0M, ' *1 !*. Dressing Combs, „ Tuck Combs, Morocco Pocket Books,! Violin Bows, jpiW-ssr ?m75 o .°„ d bfisr>i, M . 1 rftuX c*. r rd'; 'Tooth p“k^* rP 'P m - ' 'Soli!! iJrwio" StriW ! B»«k*. September 1 -tf . M. IRVINK. S. N- STRWAKT, ROWLAND, IRVINE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IK * NO. 102 WALNUT STREET, Botwqen Pearl and Third StreotJ, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Oot. 6,1865—2 m FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, RANDOLPH ST. stock of GOOM.S, consisting of Lidies* and Misses’ HATS, trimmed and untriinmed; French and American FLOWERS, Ribbons, Locos, Plumes, Feathers. Veils, and many other articles too numerous to mention; allot which sho offers at LOW PRICES. An early call is respectfully solioited. aug 2fi—tf LIVERY AND_SME STABLE. McGEUEE, HAYNES L CO., (SUCCESSORS TO R. V, HARRIS k CO.. Broad Street, Below Cook’s Hole! TIIE UNDER-.m sinned haring pur- m rib used the Stock 11 1 and vehicles of ti. F. Harris k Co., have re moved immediately below to the " Croshaw Lot,” fronting on Broad street, where they have arranged the largest aud most commodi ous Stable and Lots in the elty, and will ol ways keep on hand Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses, to hire on reasonable terms. HORSES BOARDED at our Stables will re coive careful attention, and we will end to please all wbo may place HORSES SALK with us. We would call tho particular atten tion of DKOV EKS to nur large aud well arranged Lots for drove Stock. •Lft> MrUKIJEK, HAYSKS A CO. Sept 30-1 m A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP MW SHEET MM, JUST RECEIVED BY J. W. PEASE. Sept 19—tf R. Z. RUOKKR, WITH BLAIR & GENNETT. WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 139, tvsa-r SIDE BROAD »T. ^LWAYS ON HAND » full ud etaplM, Dry Good., Uroc.riM, Cutlery, Hardware, Tinware. Olaeeware, Creekary. Ruota, bhoea, Hat*. Liquor*, Wlim. Aa„ 3UU0 lb* I C Tin War,, whioh nan be had at lowaat market prioee— Wholesale or Retail. No difficulty in having your money ohaaged. bug 21 -tf CITY FOUNDRY. of Brass or Iron: such os Sugar Mil la of Ike ■SMI IMPROVE!) PATTERN^ and any Mi which we will WARRANT to 6f AND; SYKl KETTLES, BARK MILLS. GIN G^ARIF and any kind of mill work. d.7,*.:"k rteiiiVs 1 . W'iRtE: and in tact any thing in our line. secured the services of one of the beet TERN MAKERS in the oountry. W* are also making a large assortment er HOLLOW-WARE: such as POTS/OVENS, SKILLETS, SPIDfcftS and LIDS. We will exehaage any thing in our line for ®yJHnd of Country Produoe, at eld PJtICXtf r MONEY. Ordors respectfully solieited and promptly ixecuted. PORTER. McILHBNXY k CO.. Near Steamboat Laodini May 19. 1885.—tf Columbus. < and deter- . in noed of cudily and cer tainly at the desired information. Tho reports irom Heat mu t ho made to mein time for a general report of the whole county to the next Legislature, which will con vene on tho 3d Mond ly in N oveuiber. 1 will eoord all cases wnich will report te roe ..Crawford, VwADDKLL, oct 4—Tt Judge ol Probate, Russell Co. ter Opelikk l-»l-»r NOTICE. M^tS^NDS NOBIH oau do' OOTTON! OOTTONI KEIN <& CO., AUGUSTA. OA*. OOTTON FACTORS, AND AGENTS of THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER HELEN. Running weekly between Augusta and Sa- \auunb, H AVING made the necessary business ar- raufcuiutits, wo arc prepared to make lib eral advances on all consignments ef Cotton onlru.-dod to them for sale or shipmeut to Sa vannah. New York or Liverpool, with all the costs, charge* and expenses attendant thereon, including internal revenue tax, Ac. Consignments entrusted to their care for Sa vannah or New York will he forwarded on ar rival by the first trip of the HELEN, and tent to our triends. Messrs. Smith A Dunning, of New York, if intended for sale in that market, so an to arrive in the short space of eight days. Having established a Hne of clipper ships be tween New York and Liverpool, all shipments of Cotton intended lor the latter place, will be aw u in oau uo so nun m VSE by applying at Agency of E. sent forward without delay, thus aroidiogthe Jo., where Northern Exchange can i further expense* of insurance and storage while bo purchased at nsr. 1KL1X ALEXANDER. Agent. 108 Broad «t., over Ware's dreg store- SeptNU In New York. KKiN A & aa, nitu OppotR, Ullle, Jackwm .traal, te No. 2, >Vmi»b PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. T <HK undersigned beg leave to Inform ibelr A frienus and the public generally, that the? have built a first class Foundry and Maehinn Shop on Oglethorpe street, between Frnnkllm and Bridge streets, and are prepared to do anything in their line of businees. We wUl make any kind o! Machinery to order: smeh no SUGAR MILLS of any site, with wronghtS cast iron •hafts, from (4 inches to 18 inekeedl* ameter; also KETTLES from 20 to 100 gallons, and all the intermediate sixes. We will mako to order SAW-MILLS and MILL WORK 5W toteR‘i d IRON RAILING, and anything the paotie MVmti vViJ v^* °* br -r, or W- A1 » •! MACI1INEK\ repaired with neatneas and despatch. In connection with our busiaeei. w« have so* cured the services of a first class freed man. who will take great pleasure in hauling all Costingi made at our >N oks to the different aepoto, steam- or anywhere in the city, free of P. S. All kinds of Country . exchange for work, on liberel ter aug 15—tf Wt.. WATCHES AND U. D. CAPS. V,'WT 9TV li v- »• trws.