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local news ITEMS, -~;" rs KoTl TUE KNU11KF.II. named nanUomen are Agent. ^'.oiinW* E»««1I«R»«» Alnlmmn: ' orth u> i“vrcff, **#‘1011. n-J’l.'oy, Hetohachubbee. II sanbom. U.rt»ill|. ?r 0. Waller. Tenons. T ,V. Ranks, (i 00 ™. 10 "’ ,V r Baker. Stupenaion. V fl Andrews. Chunnonnenec. Ml. Smith, Union Sprloea. . W A Lester. % llluln. "'• T L-n»< J- Uarke. Qlenttville. j. ], Jenkins. Midway. T ,, follavtins named «entlemcn arc our A *«t'«tlhe= ovc,al J °l >uU 011 the Muscogee ‘“ifeutionSo.S. Col.J. A. L. L«. A !S E.B. WaTEBS. A ‘e „ Valley. J. L. IlYlsOTO.v. Tones’Crossing. Jsmes W. Covtxtirox. THE weekey Kvunumt. T o cived a long list -r <" our weekly j throw of llie fiscal p!tm upon wbteli llio | O. I . Stalelmtl boon procf'i'iiiiurfur f ((U r votin'. 1 “ " ! it its necessary lo ta.ee a survey of the j wreck and ascertain wind materials aro I left out of which to construct a new svs- j tcm. This view the Comptroller’s lie- j port takes, and we refer tiie render to it for information. It will he seen tliut the repent is the annual one required of the Comptroller by law, and was net made especially for the. information of the Convention, as wo erroneously said yesterday.- iG. E. THOMAS & CO.. -A T- No. 125 Broad Street, ColiimToua, Groor^ia, A Miserable iSctfUmcnl Broken Up,— For some tinio past thort* have heen on the east common a number of nulc shanties made of the tin roofs of the rail road buildings destroyed during the raid iir April. There were *25 or HO of them, inhabited by negroes and a few destitute whites. They have h»ng been n nuisance to the neighborhood, their inmates using llESPEOSTFULLY announce to the eiii/.cns of Columbus and surround?a? cot they huvo now in store, and to SPl.E^pID Stock of th.lt ! aindrst anything within their reach for ^tieBioncjJhcy^ a|tkc( , , jy othcr3i Jc fuel, and being suspected of ccnimitting j greater depredations. It was a difficult j matter to get any of the negroes living j 0I , uu in these lntfs to work—tho men being jna ii ? urc not yet oxtendod Into the j known to refuse offers of work at good I TaaCC ‘ ,, lubscribo, when we will start tho "'°vle again. We cannot just now fix tho |,re- * , - L. ire Intend to commence again the 0 f ,bo ffcefctg L'nquircr in a short Juvonfi the railroad.-, unit ail or nearly ««r;r«e yet have aro daily. lint we ‘S.Mcjratifytlio dlerorilion of to many per- uku „ur weekly, and will therefore "k fcMte to start it again. In tho monntimo “,'rMuateur triondc to get u,, li.tn and .end tathlir emos- It w il« be t ort tor neighbor- too l! of the railroad lines to make arrange- ,,t. rff »uini their t aper* from the neurit inf'rmu. of the depot towbiehtbey d 'T,' bc mailed.- The trice of the Weekly will he -la year, or M for throe .mllu,in«dv»nre. | ^ Any person baring a plantation of five liun- , J,„ ts or more, of cultivated land, dc.-iring to lento the same on advantageous terms, for a timber of years, can have an opportunity of- [ K! j by railing immediately at J. 11. S kes- rttl estate agency. No. do Broad street, Colutn- . ( j a> Apply “I 01100 01 11 good opportunity I may be lost, t , m octlO-tit 111 W, have new Carriers; bo, if any of our city tubscribera fail to bo sorvotl, they will please call at tho olKco and report tho fact, arid Kol their papers. Notice. The colored people of Columbus and I vicinity are invit, d to attend n mooting lo I beholden tho .North Commons, on Sat- l utdny, tho 21st Inst., At 11 o’clock A, M., Ipwniidor our future wellare. A. Smith, IP Secretary. /ELL ITS, New' Aclvertisciments. The many friends of nur former fellow* I citizen, F.dwiird Parsons, who kept tho I Terry House in this city so acceptably, to see that ho has established I himself in tho Lafayette House, Atlanta. I Mr. IVaons is a model landlord, and wo I commend him to tho public. Colonel Holt ha? been robbed of sundry lirtielw of value. Ho will pay liberally I for the recovery of tho property. J. K. Hubbard announces himself a Ictndidato for sheriff of Russell county’. [Mr.Hubbard is an old ami good officer. Anyone having a house, such as de- licribtd, and well furnished, can find a ■food renter by upplying ac this offico. J.M. Lowe, Ksq., Ordinary of Marion Itcar.ty, bus a legal notice in this paper. The National Marino & Fire Insurance ICompany, of New Orleans, has established In Agency \n this city for taking risks on It!. Linds of property. It has a largo lean capital, ami is composed of tho best lkiiness men in New Orleans. Mr. D. F |liilcox is tho agent in this place. Or. J. A. Tillman will pay a largo Irmrd, and ask no embarrassing ques- u, if any one will return to him five linlesslolen on Tuesday night last. Tho llkieves will taako moro money by return* gtbm by keeping properly. Four gentlemen, or two families, can Ihtir of a delightful pluco to bourd, in a [pivote family, by applying at this office. J. R. Ivey will give his personal ntten- ISwto tbo buying and selling of cotton. ■Sow, whilo cotton is so high and so much 1 of it in a datnuped condition, porsons in [the market either us buyers or sollors, Itoulddowoll to avail themselves of Maj. Ihfj'i judgment and experionfto. For It is prices, and the women declining to do washing or other work. Yesterday, in olieuienee to orders from Mayor Wilkins, a portion of the police force of the city. accompanied by u cou ple i>f soldiers sent by the military au thority, proceeded to these shanties for the purpose of breaking them up. '1 hey found the shanties full of negroes—from live to eight or ten occupying each little division. Among them wore twenty-live or thirty so sick that they could not be removed. In one of the shanties they found a negro woman dead, who was said by the other inmates to have been poi soned by another woman. In another was a dead negro man, and in this same shanty were several who looked as if they would soon die. A moie pitiable and revolting spectacle could hardly bo imagined. There were also four or live families of white people found in theso shanties— I every one of whom wore sick and not in i a condition to he removed. In one roou j | “so called,” which had no shelter ovor- j head, was a woman witli two sick chiUl- ! ren, and all tlm inmates were in a most wretched and deplorable condition. The polico tore down a number of the structures, and dispersed the inmates. Hut. they saw that there were some among the sick who could not bc re moved without endangering their lives, and these were suffered to remain. They have been reported to tbo City Physician, and steps taken to minister to their present needs. The Eclipse,yesterday morning,though a “grand, gloomy and peculiar” specta cle, hardly came up to the promise ot the hills. Tho moon was too far from tho earth, and consequently presented too small a disc to obscure the sun to the extent that the ulmanac makers had led us to look for. Still it was sufficient to make us realize how important, the sun is to our comfort, and how cheerless and gloomy the earth would bo if deprived for any length of time of even a portion of his light and warmth. Tho only star that we could makes out was Venus, west of tho sun, which was quite plainly visi ble. The temperature, as indicated l-y tho thermometer, fell only a degree or two during the eclipse, hut to the human feeling the dark inteival was one of un comfortable ehillnes-s. ED, 5 20 cuj y ftDtlJl m )RH :haser! iRBAklf CEJ )!! t pm4L if., i-1 iT Ol.ITlI ID of 'b<t - h -‘"I r t;-« TT’ll Bill J I'elit J«T r .'.ib. It-. akkr. J :,-uit Cool Judl'. U nied in ® .ppean 1 " ..ut beiU, ;kr, cii»h deiire'JJ Jo *0 " AiCDCV '•* p\cb3i>l*l I EH. Al«| eT E fot I ,. uobis23 [CE. itnin^! ' 1‘becifi RVC Fy^moking get ICillickiniek. iM'lfcinick ro to tho “Bee Hive.” Ipjtl, Broad atreot U HRuin full of band- jteme and *ea?onflblo g-ods. Tho ladies l*iilall no thero before buying elsewhere, |fculUbat is lho.ro is now, T Spear has returned from tho great IfcekfU of iho East, and has brought I^i’.h him ono of tho most »plendid stocks I Hoe jewelry ev- r opened in Columbus. l ' Peiir '* a t® 10 goods ho I and knows the wants of our people I*°well that «1! of u« may be suited at bit IWibvUhmer.t. IIo has Air. Jus. Friclcer lathe watch department, whilo Doctor Itf i^ 6 reor * Rr, * zaa ' demoralized jowelry* | i Al,!peci »' mpelimt of Council, Wcdnea- | r/ l "r ,Mr - Gf «T’s|) r oposUinn to let the ByiMiltolrotho new city bridge upon the ca? b and tho balnnco li)0 NV0, k is finished, whr I; : “J" 1 i,r - Allon Fleming was him c tl ' !ee l'i-r, with n salary of |l«o , So ^° n<! SRltins Iho Cutfncil did lbin * i ~ it S 01 in its poBBessipn it got a good | M10 take charge of it. Ellis' Elock Sales.—Yostordny’a sale proved that Ellin hit upon n ciipitnl idea when lie determined t.i devote nno day of each week to sales of live stock, wag ons and other vehicles. lie had a largo number of horses and mules to soil, be sides a number of buggies and u wagon or two. The sale drew a largo crowd (though the joking nutioneer would in sist that two or threo of his slow bidders only came to town to see (lav eclipse and brought tin money with them), and tho stock sold commanded prices materially highor than any that have been realized for months past. Wo saw one buggy mnro sold for ijv'loO, another for $175, and a road wagon for $ 110. Persons living in tho country, who desire either to sell or to buy 11 vo stock or vehicles would do well to attend Ellis’ sales ev ery Thursday. Coinibrifin,? every article usually Uej i in First Class (lolliiiut Hoitsrs, CONSISTIN'!! ill' SPLENDID FRENCH AND ENliLISH CEOTIIS. Black and Fancy Cassimeres, -AND- FANCY VESTINGS, CLOTHUVCi, V’ine lot of OVER COATS, Cloth ami Coatf, Full Drois anil Buaiaoss Suits of every style, Doo ami Cassiiuoro Pants, anti l'nney Vcetings. Largo lot of Faney Ca-iimere, Lin en, Iliekory and Merino Shirts: Canton Flan nel, Jeans mid Morino Drawers- Fancy Linen and Paper Collars, Gents’and Ladies’ Handkerchief*, Fancy Ivid, White, Dorlin and Cassimere Gloves, Luck. Gauntlet*, Cawimorc Hals, Yalisea, t.'inl»rell:is, et cetera. We have secured tho services of MR. GEO. H. BETZ, in our Manufacturing Department, who L now prepared to servo his old customer:, and m many new ones 113 may favor him (ami us) with their patronage. Having just returned from New York, where ho has been enabled lo ac quaint himself with tho latest fashion: and j styles of cutting, he will Lo tho better prepared to give that UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION which has always distinguished him a- r -'0('f ' the MOST OKLICIIKATEI) TAIl.OH.S in live South. Wc cordially invito tho " Public ” to give us aonliboforo purchasing elsowhere, as wc in tend to make it to their interest t., purchase from us. Our aim will bo to please, uud il is our deter mination to establish a FIRST CLA.-S REP UTATION. Having pimdtased our stock a^tho LoWliST CASH PRICES, our motto will bo “Quick Sales and Small ProfiPv’ Columbus, (in., Sopt. 87—*lin FRESH ARRIVAL! I0R[ NEW CISTIII! No. 91 Broad Street, ACEE, STEWART & CO., |.| AVE Just received a now supply of IX Men’s sup. fine JBack Cloth Fro i<.-. " Rluok Doeskin Cass. Pauls, Fiuo White Mars. Yosts, " “ . Reaver Cloth Over Coat •, " Rusiness Suits, together with a lino assortment of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. •>n hand and to arrivo a well solcctrd -to.:); of YOUTHS’ AND CIULDRIIN’S GOODS! JUST OPENED. 1< 13rood Sti’oot CiOLUMBUia, Ci,/v., J. J. HcKcnilrcc's Old Stand, OPPOSITK I D 1.1'.MBITS BANK Brn.DINiT, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, DRESS,.GOODS, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, BLANKETS, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, SHOES, BOOTS, R BADY ]\1 A l)E CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DRAV/ERS. &C., &C. \M invitation to call ami examine the stocks is respectfully extended to all and particularly H»o Ladies. A. V. BOAT RITE. MR. JNO. pTmANLEY, i formerly of iUaulcy A Hodgex, AND ! MR. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Foi Hirrly wilH (•. L. 31 «•Uougli A Co., will bo pleaded to meet and servo their old pat rons and friend* at thi-* ^torm to 1. !rt65 Ira HENRY PERSONS WILL OPEN WITHIN A FEW DAYS AT THE 01.1) .-TAN'l) OF REDD, JOITHSON & CO., A FINE STOOK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, -AND— CLOTHING. There will lie im larger Stock nor finer Goods in the oily. lJeing particularly anxious to establish a Wholesale trade, merchants will at all times find it to their in teres l to examine this Stock. Oct. :5.1-Sti")—tf i & J, PALMER & CD.. No. 167 Broad Street, OPPOSITE COOK’S HOTEL, l KIT NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! H W. L. PARKER, a m; of kenttcuy.) AS JUST OPKNKD i.t. No. <i4 linjiol Slreef, fit ft door above Randolph, an entirely New and Well Assorted Stoek of Crouds, uhieh he offers to the citizens of Columbus and vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tlio’s Chaffin, .fas. Tiiweatt and Charley Shivors, can always bo found at this Establishment, and they will ho pleased to see any of their friends who may favor them with a call, and will not think it a trouble to show j Uoods. i Tho Stoek consists of Uoods of every description, such as: I Calicoes, HalfRotton do. Poplin n, MoHiiinbiriucH, Jaconots, Lawus, Fro nun Ginghams, Chumbruyd, Raroges. At»ron ('hecks, Gcntd’ Rants and bhoos Roy* Groceries:, all kind*, Tinware “ ’Snuff, , Pockot CuMery, rubio Padlock*!, ilntehei^atid Hammers Slice Thread, Pert'u in cries, •* Hair Oils, Pnmndei. Tooth and Nail RrushcH (•loth and Hair do Soaph, Flannel*, variotiseol Cnmbricb, Irish Linens. Brown Linens, Toweling, Corset*, >having do Jloop .skirtp, C aval*, great variety, Lod;e9 Collar* k Cuffs, Panur Collar.*, L illies’Handkerchief Shirt * and Front*, Comb* of every style, Gents’ Underwear, Hair Net* " ” Paper and Envelope*, Glove*. " “ Pen* and luk. Pencil*, FOR SALE AND^RENT. TO RENT. Josephus ICcliol.-. I)st|., in Sum- np rville, i* offered t< '1 he house contain with out-houro- ot every kind necessary. There is connected with this place a Vineyard, containing Id acre-, in 11 high Hutu of cultiva tion, ol a choice vrapo for wine. Also very largo Poach and Pear Orchards, Apricot* and Plum*, al! of a choice quality; also largo and very fine StrawVry bed* of select kinds, and a large Vegetable Gardenia excellent condition. Tho Vineyard, Garden and Orchards that muv bc cultivated on tbo pluco would jitbl a very largo stun ol money. There G a V ine Cellar, a Still, and ovu lhing ,ne« e**ary to make and keep the wine. There t* also connected with tho re.-iJencc L H X) acre* of cleared land which may ho rcnlod with tho place if prefered. Apply to R. II. LOCKH ART. at H. C. Mitchell A Co’*, or to oct ItJ-lw Dll. M. WOODRUFF. FOR SALF, which is fresh and (veil watered by .Middle Cow- ikeo. Frained dwelling with tour rooms. Out house* sufficient tor 40 or oh hands Good gin house and screw. Crop and ft’ck of all kind* sold with tho place if desired, Th*i place i* cpnvoniciit to churches and good schools, f will sell for cotton, payable December, 18i?\ or tor cash this fall, on rea*oimble term*. Address W. B BUTT, oetlb lm* Persons, Ru^eR co., Ala. PLANTATION FOR SALE. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE O 3?* 7P X O 3S3 . AO. HROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, UA. Success Attends_ the Diligent! CPKCIAL N0TICK.— 1 Leg leave to cnll .a*.. 1[1 .i. cl ? t i l, » n *’* * 10 c,, ,ldtJlists of our coinuiu* k* a large li urn her of nity that I have on my I Hous .*, Lots,. Farm*. specie- of property which doc9 iny column in (he new-paper*. My mlvico i.; to all that if you wunr to buy enll'lir* . and see it we can’t Crude, then go eb < wliuro. J. il .sriciis. I^'Ul SAT.K CillJAP.—A house and bit in J Giennville Ala y> miles roulh of .Souls’ ‘ tation, M. ai tl G. K. U. The lot contain* four acres, ihe house ha* four roooi*. All the uecospnry out-building* are on the place. The yard is handsomely Janl off arid planted with clioiee Mower*. Also a choice orchard ofpcach- uud grapes, .to, Ac. Convenient to ti c best school* both male and lernale. Thi* Place can bo bought at a sacrifice. Ai.j.iy to J. II. SIKHS, or to tho owner, Dr. W. CV Rchunr. F°L R . K T r I , X ARD.-TWO IIOUSKS, ««?•! Sj:^«rTSa n Kuu r jYu?;i!, fc i , ;.."V l,cr 2 ruom8 * soil county, miles south id' Persons’ Dci»ot, containing !4nM acres—between 500 * * Apply t J. II.,SIKES F°iL SA a!’ E — A { ,| an»..,iio„ UiuiilMlmmStt- unfi wMI u, :,s4 lloro '. olOHru.l. aim well ailar».cil to «iiu growth of cotton : lUOO *',- rue ;‘ , . an ^.l l '’Mi'icty ot other fiuits. Thi* I 4,'»0 of which arc elraro l. On the pu I couilortable dwelling, with a well imp yard, and a small orchard of choice fruit tree; Hair Ornament?, Uo*e and Half Rose, Wide Bolts und Buckles Braids, every sty e. Buttons, great variety, Bro\ Slates, Dolls, Pipe.-, (JiiSKimcres. Tw veils amt Joans, Suspenders, Poekei Book*, Call Wnlb fs, Candle Sticks, Ladies’ Hats, latest styles. Children’s Hat*. lat*st'Kaughphy Mill style*. Kuxors and straps. Ladies’ Shoes, every Sours. ... style Shoe Brushes and Misses Shoe*, do do Blacking. Children’* Shoes, do do Gent’s lints, every stylo Rhys’ do do ri . viv fs I OTH1NG FUPNiSHING HOODS, F 0 U MEV, BOYS AND CHILDREN, ! I!«|mi! • » Cm best Cu*tntn Work, thereby saving i the putCi. iser the delay. aiinoyiMieo and cx- 1 pen u ual 11 ittondinit Cu l n Work. Having been engaged in thi* l»'i.«inc*s a life time, and having secured tho vrviues of WI. PALMER, the wul! know Merchant Tailor of Knoxville, Tci’.i;.. ' hey hope and expect to ho a positive hou'ditand convenience to all who buy their lining neeustoniod for year* to furnish pooide of ,M ATI RK JUDGMENT AND T A STIC their entire wurdroho*. every arlif le harmon- i-itn: and clcvatingjii it* teiulem v, they loenlo i ( ^Imubu.s and oficr their goods tor sale, with mmidcncc in their ability t*• give .-atiataction. ('omc, then, and make known your want*, and tho ol your children, and h ive them supplied bv tli0*0 who have learneo tltpui.-olvc* and Hnuw how toclothi; you. Sept 24—tl FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. And a great many articles not mentioned. Person* will do well t > call and examine our St- ekjieforu purcha-itig. Align t ’Jv-oin T h NEWS DEPOT, -AND- NOTION HOUSE, OO llROAD SVnifilfiT, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. OEO. IF. ROBERTSON (S: CO., of Columbus that thoy have now in store, and on tho way here, a choice and desirable stock id’ BOOKS AND STATIONERY, comprising every article usually kept in first cliis* hou.-os. Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Letter. Note and Billet, Gilt, Magenta, JBotting and Tissue, ruled a ml blank patter*. While, Buff, ding Envelope and Card*. Arnold's and Butler’s Ink*, Gillctt's .Steel Pen*. Faber’s Lead Pencil’*, Dice, Phi\ ing Cards, Visiting Cards, P.itiniins, Looking Glasses, Picture*. Prang’* Sketch C irds. Tooth Biusher, Nail Rru.-hcs, Hair Brushes, Bucket, Toilet and Fine Combs, Ink. Mucilago and an cudle&s variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS. A beautiful stock of Anthony’s Photograph Album*, containing from N to *J(mi p elures. Autograph Album* ami Drawing and Sketch Books. A choice stock ol Round and Paper Back Novels, Novollctts, Dime Novels, American Talc*. Dinm Song-tors, and Humorous Works too tedious to mention. SCHOOL BOOKS! Teacher* nr parent* de*iring SCHOOL BOOKS will find it to their intern t to buy from us. *>ur aim is to nlease—our determination to e-tablish a first class reputation. Wc* buy at the lowest cash prices nfid our motto will he small The. overseer and negro house.- are ull framed buildings, and the settlement ono mile from the public road leading to Lumpkin. This place I settled and improved and great care ha* been taken to keep it in a high state of cultivation. The productive capacity of these land* are wcil known in thd* neighborhood. Corn. Fodder, and Stock can bc purchased on tho place. OclJtf. W.G. W0OLF0LK. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN EUFAULA, ALA., TT OR S A L E . T^IIK Dwelling has two stories and eight X room* well plastered. All necessary out building* and well of splendid water attached. Tho lot contain* about lour acre.—thro, -fourth* of n block; touches four street*, -iluated about half way beta ecu tho Railroad Depot and the business centre of tho city, and is the best and prettiest locali-oi in tho city for 0 Hotel. The iot and bui ding* well enclosed and in first rale order. For particulars apply to Capt J. G Corvan, on the prcini*cs, or the undeisigned at peai. 1 — — .... .v,; I., u. hit Place He* lo inllo* «rom Columbu-. Alno.Tho ’ '1 U ’^ C . MM I'® bought consisting of mulor. l0g *’ A ' v ’* Hie crop pn t •arming utensil* Apply to J. JI. 6IKES. T^Olt SALL—A vory valuahlo oily residence, • - known as the Ihornion place, at uresent 1 hDlonging to A. II. DcWitf. situa .-d and trout- m* till .Mulnlii.il (Iri'M, rumiihB Inuk In Fur- I «)j 1 Ktiunt, U joining Iir. I! unman'o,Mence. *h ' ,ori ' lot: •'onluin. t«.. liivulliiu., I 1J 1 V T1 f 10 noow-iry out hull .inat. A f?r,» i hundsuiu. .• .ItllBS .Ulc. I A one nonrur Kunlun attuclimi, Annly n> j. 11. sinus, I F°« fi-AUi-Tho hmi,c ami I corner | X ol Molnto.il ami luonnc .ucoia, Il,e lot 1 ontmr.h I'j, ncre, c,i arouml. Ihe lion.-o liaa Cruoui. well lim.hcii im tho |.ieiui.o, i, il,,, ■ | a.ual .unpiy of cut-lmiluine. i'-.J ..Koodwel! I ol water, t.ali iorluriliur irilunnation ‘III J. 11. SIICKS. I F 0 2i,h^ -A ‘!" e i? jK ' w -' l,ut liu|t > W' 1 :”. I with single or double name-- A "llyto .1. 11. SIKES. W A N T E“ D, -A- 'Wot Muvbo, Bte'&ylS ,llh CU >'- ^*iLeral wage, 0018 J II. BIKES. For Rent, F. TV. Dill .rd. dev.caacd, adjoining the re*i- denee of tho late Mai. John II. Howard, flip*Apply at this office, or to Oct lT^w JtOUT. 11A UP ATVAY. FOB RzEllsTT, A large and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, near the upper end of Broad si rent. Apply to HALL, MOSES £ CO. Pet, it — it .. FARM FOR RENT. P°K SAKE—A seeomi hand I'iano _ Al Ihe i N i r.Iii.lijI,;.i:k OFFICE. 1. clifton raosSTH! OFFICE No. l lii Bit0.4 D ST. wj£» tnrjt r \s, a. 1., (At Candler & Bostick’* Storo, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Exchange and Stock Brokers. PI’o:'t«ii,’l*roiluee f t Oro'eerlei.' j&V- 1 ' 9“ ll ; k rDtunis i.i vm iahly Urn rule. Ccalew in i.Ol.S, »l(li L, llo.NDS, Jfeo. Ajr Urders solicited and prouu tly liilva, a. L \\ e ato prepimd to -hip Cotton to first ,,c“ 8—iln , ,! ni " ,W ' urk,w, ' ll,iut extraeturae. DR. W. 0. BELLAMY r I LNDKltS hi* pr »fc.-«ional service* in tho ± various branche* of MEDICINE, SURGERY AND OBSTETRICS’, t? the citizen* of Coluiulm-. Wynnton and vi* Brooks X _ ... donee of Mr. Wiley J always, when 1. a tho Drug id ore of F. L, durina, the tiny, and at the resi- night. WI! have converted our largo 1 , ... ail commodious l.nerv Stable ..ifftinlo a Ware Rome P r the -tor- ol Cotton and Morohan ii -. 0 loliult t patronage ul uuMnond*jiml the pemde/en- ! i “ ! erully. 10 BN GY A M A HA F FLY. CANDIDATES. j. r. HniRivru) | Is a candidate for re-election to tho offico of Sheriff of RuhscII county, Ala. . oct JO—te For Cougress. Wo arc authorized to aunouuco tho name of HON. GEORG K UEKSli, former Senator from Chamber* and Randolph' as a candidate for Congress in the IVT District of Alabama. ■ ' IT CLOTHING, ueing all age* from (? to JO years old. Tho Great Ladies Fancy Store. PERRY & CO., 84 Broad Street, HAVE JIJST OPENED THE MOST lili TIFUI, ASSOUTMENT OF 0 H Y COCOS, FANCY GOODS, HATS AND SHOES, in tiie city. I GLENN VILLE T teia t001111 <,nu '|male institute. FASHIONABLE | TWBMflgj'JSSn announcing that the.\ have pru- cured tho * Tviee* ol Dr. Wiliium Butko a* Principal for (lie • i.-uit.g . M'hobi ticycat. From hi: b ng ox- perieipo i» te.ie itiog. (having . j taught in the. city of Richmond, . .. . _ , | year*', wo feel in hesitancy tn . diciting lor him j tbep.i rming** duo him a* a ennuiuu gentlo- mm m. I ■ M 'u.Jar. The S-ho.d i* n ur 111 mic a: , 1 ee -ic.l <•( oral ion, and wo would 1 -oommend it f the lav. > t-..i-i.I.-r it...-i 1 ate,it.-, ami " • | to young mt n de-'iroui* ••! advancing in the high- nriineho* of innthrmat e* and the cla*»ic*. J01.1l board can >te*ha l upon In r term*. M. M. GLK.V.V, js'cc’y. Jicniivillc, AU.Oct. 11*L'j—co.l’Jw Quick Sales and Small Profits.” Wo rcitoelhilly solicit order* from the coun try a* wcil a* Irom tho city. Orders from any one will meet with prompt attention and those who favor us with such may rely upon ju.it dealing. far Any tiling waiP«d anil not on linml cun l>« wltlila live (lay *• Call Mid Sept 21—tf GKO. 11. RORKRTSON & CO. MILLINERY, RANDOLPH ST. M RS. LBE would respeelfuliv inf >rm friends and the ladies generally, that htiK juBt roturnod from New York with a m ptoek of (JUOLbS, oonri.'ting < t LoUeV Mi*>es’ HAT'S, trimme.d_ and untriun French 11ml American FLOWLRS, Bib> Ijiicos, Plume*, Feather*. Veil-, and 1 otlior article* too numerous t-» montio-.i; . which she offers at LOW 1’B hi.'-. An oarlv oall i* respectfully solicited, nug :?*i—t f DISSOLUTION. rpilE FIRM OF HUGHES & IIODOES i* I thi* day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho firm name will ho use l hv either partner in making settlement*- The Book* are kept at tho offieo of Fontaine A Hughes. W. 11. HUGHES, W. C. HODGES. Columbus, Sept 10, lHfio—oetl-lm . NEW FIRM. T HE undersigned beg leave to inform their lricml* and the public generally, that thoy have thi* day formed a copartnership under tho niuno and stylo of FONTAINE & HUGHES, lor tho transaction of a Wiiri-lionsc iiDii (ioncnil Commission Hus'ness. All business ontrusted to them slmll roeeivo prompt attention. Our Warehouse, in process of erection, will soon be ready, but in tho mean time vro will provido storage for our ' ntrons until the building i* finished Our office at pres ent is on Randolph atreot, in W. W. Garrard’s building, neur the old Icjwoll Warehouse JOHN FnNTAlNE. W. H. HUGHES. Columbus Sept, I9« 1885—ootl-tf SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c 11 11..1 I ,^ : -0° r market wus quite uctivo L,' a ' V T at Prices still further ttd- h 0 »n,4 6 V« nRprico " f Middli,,g Ll . , a 47n., anti wo hottnl of n L;,,. ? nct Middlinpr at 48o. One sale !” ‘ 8 aleo reported. There hCtr mberof c ° tton w "s° na |G« a » .! —Just rpcoired tit 1 Cbim* “ ober tson .V Co’s.: g*I Corner: "•» York Ledger, oe'diuB« ( iJt.. lit snr,™ a interf::. ■upt thoM aracter, - and will fe^iiocord; * York Clipper; Pilot; Wak, ‘ Spirit. - ’ ^epori—We have matlo Sr^ ft ^’ or & portion of Comptroll * sntlua i report, and will to- COI.. n. II. POWELL I* a candidate to represent Macon County, Alabama, in tho Senate. Election fint Monday in Novciuhen net 18 to For Sheriff. I The friend* of LORENZO M. RIGGERS j reasonable rate*. 1 announce him as a candidate far Sherill ol j ! Muscogee County, lie has heretofore s.ervcd j ! in this office aud very acccptub'y. It eleytod ' j Samuel E- Robison will bo hi* Deputy. Oct 18,1865-te j ! liidepcudcnl < aiuliil.Mf. JAMES T. HOLLAND | Is a candidate for Sheriff of Uv-sell county, | ! Ala., at tho election first Monday in November next. '>"* , 1 Wo are nuthorir.ed to announce R. F. LIOOX, K*q., of Macon couuty, as a candidate i?r U« /ic*cn- tntive oftho3<l District of Alabama in the Con- gres* of the United otaivi. Tho Diitricf in j composed of tho counties of Macon, RutJoll, . Chambers, Tallapoosa, Coosa, Talladega and 1 Randolph. Oct 10—* e j CCT Wc are authorized L> ann^unco u. MONROE BAKER as a candidate for re-election as Clerk of the , SARATOGA RESTA?M?tT, j LIVERY AfiQ SALE STABLE. WE sr s.oe or into An ht., 3|c(; EE> HAYNES & CO., (SUCCESSOR> TO R. F. HARRIS St CO.,) * HroftJtStreet, IJelow Cook’s Hotel. NEXT DOOll TO l». 1*. ELMS’ AUCTION HOUSE. UR STAIRS {FOHMEHL Y J)It. vroonHUFF'S OFFICE,) Ladie* or faiuille* wi*h- ing meal* tent to their them .-out ( 0 ) part of tho city m.>—' Oct. 4-tf SOUTHERN LINIMENT, D U. A. W. ALLEN has resumed tho manu facture of hi* CELEBRATED SOUTHERN LINIMENT. Ho can supply it i«- any Quantity at bir fact«,ry. fir*t ilor.r above Periy lloii.-o. He will bo km J to *co his friend* and serve them, oct 1 !-liu A. n ALLKN. -Jttky j, ‘' ,UB piiblioiitiou of the o* 6 ’ 10 " tbep<>ou ’" L . lt N of H'P Stuto. After tho ®*V*rieuted by iLm uver- Oolumbus Female Aoadomy. RATES OF TUITION. rjilIK SOIlGi,AS'l'IC YEAR wiil.be^divitiod into thr^t* equ-xl Term*. As all th«* pupi will bn undei t' immediateaupervumn ' ”• anil Mr*. S.ursineKM but one nn 0 u charged for tuition. The first Term will on tho let Monday in October next and Uu»rat*' for it are as follow* : Literary Department sill bi ....|20 On Circuit Court of Russell couuty, Ala., at tho ennuiug election. Oct 10—to’* FOR Til 1C LEGISLATURE. JOHN nrcnANAN, of Russell County, ▲ U., will be supported fur (he Legislature. *’Y Met g—ide Want F^i*>**, Use ofVia no! Vocal Music. French...»••••• No extra charge for Latin. Board for tho Term • • ” Boarders mu*t furnish sheet*, pillow cu er. towols, tnblo napkins and nay extra for wash- in|T end light*. Tuition nwrr * mni [•* pool U R. M. SAUN’DEK'. Sept 17—tf A’re«lde«i. ! w bWS THE UNDER- ! i and veliielp* of K. F. Hurri* «V Co., have rc- moved immediately below to tho "Oroshaw ! Lot,” fronting on Broad stroet, where they 1 liaMi arrangL-il the largc-'t and most eommoni- I on* Stable and Lot* in the city, and will nl- ; ways keep on hand Carriages, Buggies anil Saddle Horses, to biro nn reasonable term*. HORSES BOARDED at our Stable* will ro- eeive careful attention, and we will ondtnvur tn (dense nil who may jdweo lfURSKS Full SALK with us. We would cnll tho particular atteu- tion of DROVERS t>» our large atid well arranged Lot* f. Sept JO-lni LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, THE Undo now pr-'parodi ^tbc public with CARRIAGES, HORSES, ■ile of cultivation, and fifty nere* lre*h bottom laud; the place in good fix : g »>d dwelling, out- hou*e*, stable, barn and gin house and .-crow. Convenient to*t)hool and : church, within In mile* of Columbus on Epatoio croi k. Will sell the noccssnry larin implement*, if desired. For terms apply to G. C. USBgRN. oct 17—if On the place. Handsome Residence, WITH 1H ACRES OF LAND, FOR SALE, hot ton road, opposite Col. Liud- j mile* fron» tho city. The house contain* (i rouin*. up stair.-, olosen ami garrett, kitchen, dairy, cellar, with other out-houses, stable, carriage luoi-o and iot, all built 111 good order, splendid water, a garden of three acres, an orchard of varieties ol Iruit tree*, ami eight acre* ol Woodland. For terms apply to G. C. OSBORN, oct 17—tf Through the Fust-office, ■mr Sun copy. TO RENT, F VK LARGE STORES on Broad Street, in the ’’ JiANKS BUILDING.’ Apply at tho GEORGIA HOME INS OFFICE. | Oot 14-ff __ A SPLENDID STORE I FOR RENT, A FPLY AT A OotlU-lf 7S BROAD STREET. FOR SALE. A very desirable orchard, four mile* and a half above Columbus, on the Troy Factory road. Person* desiring to pur chase can reccivn all necessary inhumation cou- corning it by calling upon me at my residence. Oct 10—lot Mary l. joxks. Rubber Belting. S EVERAL Splendid new Rubber Belts lor sale, lti inehe* wide, (Goodyear’s patent.) I wish to purchase several WORK (»XF.N or MULES. JAMES II. SHORTER. Oot 10—lm Wanted, A FIRST RATE GARDENER. Oot 10-lot MART L. JONES. FOR SALE! Residence in Wynnton. , T'JJK jdeasant, healthy place where J now 1 rucide, two miles from tho citv, containing fifty-seven acre* of land—about halt cleared, the balance in woods: a good Well built house with Jour room*, ami hall large enough for a diniug ro <m; cellar under tho houso; good kitchen with threo room*, ut.d all necessary outbuilding*; well ot water uusurna—ed in *1.0 country; an orohard ol scvural bundled fine pcadi trees, &0. Apply nt Enquirer office, to JOUDAkL.UOWEI.Ii, oot 3— lw Tiustoe. J. W. PEASE, Bookseller ami Stationer, COLUMBUS, GA. F l ™' m PAPKU - b >- tho T-'ro or Einc Cap Pitpor, by tho unirn or ream Hue Commercial Note Paper, by the uuira or ream, M Ladies’ Fine Note Paper, Gilt, Commercial, S-bool and Ladies. Pen*, White Lull, unaquo and Canary Envelope* India Rubber Bound Comb*. P ’ „ ** Dressing Comb*, vi r, . *„ uclc Combs. Morocco l ocket Books Violin 1 Leather allet.s, G. D. Gun Caps, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, \ iolin & Guit i*- Briarw.iou i’ipe*, Im’t AJerebuum ‘ Pip**. •I V'Ddier Pipes, loot!) Pud;?, Strings Memorandum Rooks. 1 September 1 -tf A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP *Vn »u^ JUST RECEIVED BY J. W. PEASE. Sept 19—tf li. z. kuckVu, WITH BLAIR & GENNETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 131), WEST N11)1£ DltUAD ST. A LWAYS ON HAND a full and complete ajl Mock Dry Good*, Groceries, Cutlery, Hardware, Tinware, (Dataware. Crockery. Boots, Shoe*, Hat*. Domestic and Foreign Liquors, Wine*. Sic,, 2000 lbs I 0 Tin Waro, which can bo had at lowest market prices— \\ hoi ©sale or Betail, Nu difficulty in having your monoy changed. MIDDLEBR00K CO., 1 U4 HltOA1) STRKKT, JJAVB JUST RECEIVED ami oficr for sale | SiiiftUcs Britllcs mul Mariinualt'a, Cm-riagt) ami itiiffgy Whips, Iiinin^ and Binding Skins, French Calf Skins, II am CHS Lpatlioi', With a Kencral assortment o( aeotla in cur iiuc. j ALSO, REPAIRING of nil kinds .lr.no .it tho short- j est notice and in tho la"I manner, auafij-tt li. MIDDU.UUUOK A 00. UNITED STATES ’ . TKRNAL REVENi: ceivod and for *a!o by Sept 21, Ifidft-lf WATCHES ANI) G. J). CAPS. J UST RECEIVED, a fin© aanonmciit of Silver Hunting Case Watchos For Rent, A TWO-STORY DNVKLLING HOUSE wit six rooiu*. convenient to tho bufiuos* pur tion of tho city: Kiiitablo for u boarding hous or private family. For term* apply t<» Dr. M. Woodrckk «-r MKS. S. S. BAUD WELL. _ocM-tf TO RENT, basement for cooking, ol vant*. Apply at sept 14—(t I'll IS OFFICE. cUKlIKK, HAY.'fKS A CO. ’M EiNl.’ HEARSE. ! and everythin': in the Livere lltiiincss. Alsu fur lUM-.KAI i ho is prepared to furnish j at short notice. Horses taken on Hoard and Sale *c i every attention paid to them. A, aAMMiq.c. bklimbw. Otu ALSO, 10,000 Percuaaion Cun*. T. 8. SPhAR. aug 15-tf * FOR SALE, AT THE OI.D STAND OK J. B. J^QUES & BRO., A LOT OK FINE Top and no Top Buggies, : nAiiRrmss. WHIPS AND COLLARS. WISHING t0 out th ® ,ot ® oon ' wo wl11 VV Nell cheap for cash, or oxehango for eot- ton. Sept. 5. NOTICE. \iriT.L BE SOLD at the rcnidonee of^Jeweo t * Ch FOR RENT, rltJlK SMALL STORE occupied by ?. Ill ih- 1 ler, west sido liroad street, next above l'embortea .t Carter’s tiruh store. En'inire o! „t L. T. D0WN1NU. Sopl 81-tf STEAM SAW MILL I'OR «JVIjI3. TN GOOD H linn inn order, perfectly new licit I. every portion of machine) ' “ “ order. Address m 1 V ,i SoaL Mation, M. A (1. ... .* . Sent81—1b> ” r «! ,lu : 0fl>co v For Sale, \ FIRST CLASS eeoomMiand forty-hoise power steam engine, in perteet runuiiig order, ll ha* a good double- tiued Boiler and all (ho appurtenance* nocos- ?»rv to uiako it complete tor immcdinto work. Addres* A- A. sSlITIlWlCK, Eutaula, Ala., or nept 21 -tf Enquirer Office. Columbus. Ga CITY FOUNDRY. 'THE *ubscribora would re*pec(fu'ly inform A their friend* aim tho i ubli * generally, that ■(hey huvo RERUlLf their Ful NDRY, aud are now prepared to do any kind o! CASTINGS of Bra** or Iron: such a- Migar Mills ot the most IMPROVED PATTERN, and unv sixe: which we will WAUUAN'l to > FA N h; > Y itl'P KETTLE.-, BAKU MILLS, GIN GEARING, and any kind of mi ) work. Wc will tuukn any kind of Mnebitiery to or- dtr; such a* SAW-.MILLS. GRlsT MILLS, and in tact any thing in our lint*. In connection with our bn: incs.*, we have seciirel tbo service- ol <>no ol tbo be«t PAT- Tl'.RN MAKERS in tho e u- try. Wc are al-o making h l -fg* a*-ortinent of HOLLOW WARE; such a* PUS. uVENS. SKILLETS. SPIDERS m LIDS. VS e will exchange any thing in «>ur linn for any kind ot Country Produce, at old PhlCES or MONEY. Orners respectfully solicited and promptly oxvcuted. PORTER. McILUENNY X CO.. Near Stcumboui Landing, May 10,1885.—tf Colun DUS, Ga PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. NOTICE. IXTILL BE sold Ht Ihe lute rosidenco ^ol j VV Jai “ ttenu in«l a lew mulei ett U-uL* *- und home*. I c men nugn. Ter Dll ea*h. JLSaBK CART Ell. Junie* G. Burt, of llama county, de ceived, on the Jdth insl . ull (he perishable | property of hi* esinte, confuting ol corn, fod der, wheat, potatoon, aoed oat*, cattle, hogs, horses, syrup, oxen, wagon, curt, buggy, cotton feed, net blacksmith tools, plantation tools, household and kitcheu lumuuro. Ac. Also, the plantation will bo to ront for next year, containing about three hundred acres cleared land. Temnoash. T. M. PACE, Agent. Get li—UT Iricnu* und the public . cuciiilly. (but thoy huvo built a first class Foundry and Machine Shop on Oglothorpo street, between Frunklin and Bridgo sir«ot«, and aro prepared to do anything in their lino ot busitu.*<. Wo will m ike any kind of Machinery (•' order; such a* 1 SUGAK MILLS or any site, with wrought or ! east iron -bati’. I mm 14 inches fo 18 inuhe*di- I uincter; .tlit* KETTLES trom 20 to 100 gallons, and all tbo intermediate size*. \\ o will uiako :w ,|0tu I to order e.UV-.MILLS and MILL WORK Vi’ geneially, ol ilraa* or Iron, and ull kinds of 'CASTINGS. HOLLOW-WARE. PLOUGHS. IRON RAILING, and anything the publio may deaire made ot bras® or iron. All kinds of MACHINERY repaired with neatnose and despatch. Ineounootion with our ouslnt«n, wo huvo se cured tho services ol u first eln** freedmau, who will take great nlnasuro in hauling ull Costings made at our Wok* to thcdiftvrent depot*. *t cam- boat landing*, or anywhere lu tho city, lroo of charge. „ , ..... , L. HAIM AN A CO. P. h. All kinds of Country Produce tukou in oxehango for work, on liberal term*. _HUg lo-t! L. U. A 00. TUNING^ A ND REPAIRING of Mtdodeon*. Accord©- on*, Fluiiua* Conccrtuu*. and ihoioughly repairing uud tuning of Churcji also, PIANOS. Orders received *t Mr. Pesxu’a Book store, and tho residence of Mr*. Bailini, and Mt>. Vandcnborg. AH work wuirnM|««] . » noj.ay .!»*-. 0A8PBR MlCilKLiy »«y 20-lUJi