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"local news items. - '... VT « Foil THE BSdUUEK. * r.nowilis named pentlcmen areAijcnts ’ C , in Alabama! or t ! h /ri'o.v^.Scal 5 ’Station, tfil'lvw. lintchncliubbee. ,, .. ^unborn, llurtviile. S Wnllir. Perron*. , r \y Banks. Ouorryton. c Baker. Suspension. Andrews. Cbunnenuusee. , 'n'smiib, Union Springs. ' W A. Ucster, Villuin. Thome* J- Uurke. Ulctnvlllo. j"l. Jenkins. MMjW. ’ The following iiruieil Bentleincn :uc our ] l ", 'u tbe several Jo, > ! f t n;jhnX«.:C.U. A. L. Ul Atllo* Springs. II. D; Atilenora. J. O >>•**■• At liutlrr. E. D. Watkm. a fort Valley. J- U. Byixotos. At Jones' Crossing. Jambs W. C. t .|B WEK1CLY , v . we to civeJ a long list of subscribers to w-.kiy paper from llurtviile. Ala., and cU ‘ r up'hod of acknowledging the rcccii*t barney they sent us-al. Paying in ad- . We ore also daily usked by others, de- YT to subscribe, when wo will start the a(a in. Wo crunotjust now lix the pre- , ; ffu intend to commence again tbo • ; „f tire IVeeWy timber in a short The mails are not yet extended into the .nitl the railroads, and all or nearly « we yet have are daily. But wo ifv the disposition ot so many por- eckly, and "ill therefore SeiluioW shirt it again. In the meantime ;,.m ,.ar Iriends to got UP lists and send 11 will be best tor neighbor- ilrond linos to muko arrange- « their i-apers from lho nearest of the depot to which they be mailed. Tho pricu of thu 11'c././p will be Si a year, nr ?1 for throe u advance. lime. all the wish to gratify I i„ their names. meets lot derot. and inform i Singular IHfc-AYurU <•!' a 1«tii*«itic Tho Scientific Amiricm j:i\ lowing necount * f thu labors of a iun.u.t . on iViackwoll's Islands, Now York: Has any onf* notic 'd tho minnturo fort ' at tho upper end of lEtu.kwcil’.- 1-hind to tho north of the Lunatic A-vlutn? It is ■ tho work of an innino man, who lost hi? : mind in Mexico, or somewhere else where i high privates were in demand, aril just I escaped, luting Mr. Armstrong, or Mr. I Parrott, or Mr. Whitworth, by going | crazy. Gunnery was wliat ailed him—and for* tlUcations. As he was found to bo quite! harmless, and obi dh m Jo his monoumnia, j they gave hint intrcnckir.g ton's, inld lit in ! to fortify tho island, lie took tho goo- tbe Mwcusee «la|.liicul uiul goologimil h. ..rings wifi, thu -agacity ol a \\ o.*t Pointer, and conclud ed that any attack upon it would como from tho South. So he devised a sea-om.-t battery with bomb-proofs, approached by a dike with sluices and gates, and mount ing heavy ordnance. There never was a more patient worker for humanity or patriotism than this poor addle-head. Nobody else being insane on the spine point, ho could get n<* assistance. All tho other monomaniacs had oil on tho brain, or poetry, or capital punishment, or negro sutlerago, and were quite as de voted and zeaious as he u^on their claims. So tho old soldier, with a long sigh and a brave heart, took up hi? singlo shovel and commenced to build tho whole fort by himself. 11*» wheeled barrow after barrow of earth into the set. tugg< d from morning till night, until at last lie raised a narrow causeway from the main land to a rock at tho end of a i< ng sand bar. With pebbles, nhelis and stmi •- from tho river, he walled this eau.-eway until it became permanent. All this was not a month’s nor a year’s work—year alter year passed over his gray hairs, but he kept on wheel ing. Tho great o ly on the great' r island required protection, and he was making NITW GOODS! NEW GOODS! J UST OlMiX! M. CONNOR Covington. KMllIlUill At 58 Broad Street, Nt* tv Advertisemcuts. m p KUis will sell in front of his store, on Tuesday, Ul»t in.U, ft flno lot. of furni ture, consisting of l.odsteuds, tables, sofas, ljungvs. chairs, glassware, ciockery and j'Sinur.g- als.», a flno piat Ib is a chance for bargains. Oglethorpe Ledge, N■>. 17, of the Ma- teoicfraternity, will hold u regular meet ing to-night. All good Masons are invi ted to attend. Mos.-rs. King & Farbor have taken rooms in the Masonic Hall building, up Flairs. Tney are skilled artists in frescoc, ornamental and ^ sign painting, paper hanging, etc. Madame Ballini ha? moved her resi dence on Troup stroet, second bouse north of Thomas. h’ho still gives less, in music and hopes to see her friends tbure. Mr. John Miller, late of Knoxville, Tenn., has settled in Columbus, and has his jewelry shop at U’»7 Ilrond struct, lie will repair watches carefully and warrant hi* work. L iwis Livingston [formerly K'.lis, Liv ingston A Co.) has established lumsclf in this city as a general commission mar- chon t, and will give personal attention to any business put in his hands. Ho may be found at tho Intelligence office, 0-' Dread struct. HOTEL ARRIVALS. COOK’S HOTEL.. October 2tUh* Jo?. Brown. Talbot ton, (in. Gk>. A. Proctor, Camden. Ark. Cha (.'. Hudson. Now York. J't>. I<. Dunning, Atlanta, (fa. Win. Jones. Ala. J .1. M. ltay. 1‘iensiint Hill, fJa. J"hn King, New York. E. M. Jowits ami lady, Marengo eo , Ala. W liarri.vMi, L«. Misa Cruwf 'id. La. A 1.. Maxwe'l. Macon, Ga. Phil. Milton, New Bowery Theatre. I-.me N iii'gu, (J.iinoaville, Fla. ]!• nj. ('leghorn, Macon, (in. .Mr?. Undwiuc ainl daughter. Mts.-c* Brown. u. C. Town. Cineinnut 5 , 0. hr. W. K. hurt, Montr-mery. Ala. A. II. Mitchell, (ileum illc, Ala. A. L. ekwood. Boo. N. Minrp. lb-ion springs, Ala. Chin. H. Ru?s«l|. city. U. P. M irtnude. New York. W. li. Higirins, Opt lika, Ala. .1. Hubbard, J. T. KoMn-o So he went on li uj» tho Churlcsto.i uld bo too liP bod in tho asylum himself a hut tho men who throw -bnibls; and I’m- lour " li is tusk, lie left h is ll'golher, and built to his place ol labor, i tho Respectfully announces to tho citizens of Columbus and surrounding country that lie has now in storo and to arrive A SPLUNDID STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY bet mom, Comprising every artielo usually kept in a FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOFSK; CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, And a general assortment of PLANTATION SUPPLIES, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, . r. iv Kufauln, Ala .!. W. Wiggin? Sainue) Andrev H. A. Thornton Thk PoohWiutks,Xoiitk ani» South. The L’linrletjton Courier, in replying to Fiercely pod nninmdversit'ii? of lliu Uadieul papers on .society in tho South, and ospo- tia.ly «-n that purely tnytliicnl class eallod t!"i "p )"r whiles," remarks that in South I nrolina, suul a fortiori elsewhere in thu S'Utb, there never cxistod any "poor white racu’’ ir. thusen^o in which tho term is u*t‘il at tho North. There were poor people of course; that i.- to miy, people who were poor in comparison to their wealthier neigh hors, but there was no pauperism. Inmates of alms-houses were rarely natives of the Slates. Maintenance wh? within eusy reach of all and whs ob tained bv all. * To illustrate these si ate merit?, the Cou- rier refer-, to the census of lboO—the sta tistic? of lSGO not lining ucceksiblo. 11 j’ that census (of ls-V.i) the number of pnu- V'CrC.n South Carolina was 1,01-; while i: C.inneetii-Gi the number wu? in 'dj-* l-’and, -.(i d), in New ITumpanire, in Vermont, J5,(»o:>, in Maine, f),* f M)o, hr, d in Ma*.?achu«tta, 15,777—so that in (-•a: hone of tho New Kngiund States the J'oor white class was -greatly in excess of the same da?s in South 'Carolina. AKai.lant Knight Comes to Gkikf. The following incident is given in a Now York paper as having recently occurred the Central Park : Not long ago a pretty, a&URbtor of a wealthy i , JkhiiR in thu Park with a gentl-man j-ia * une imp ? of obtaining her hand.— . e rushed his suit while they were pass- 11 K up one of the drives, and the lady nn- s wcrLd him jestingly : "If you will ridn ‘•flight acr.i?? the Park gras?, going out (■n the other s ! do, I will say *,ves 1’ ” I ho g.-ntlepian closed with the offer at ‘ ,l \ ainl spurred his nag over the soft 'Gi of which the Park Commissioners Hero bo slept and dwelt i:i tile company only of his assuring conscience ; and when at last his path was done, lie sot to work at his fort. Tho result of all thoso years i.? before ». His battery is sodded green, with parapot, beam, uiteh, magazine, revert- menu, ubattis, and it mounts nio .k or (.Quaker guns, upon carriages of capital instruction, lo iking up from the sound towards Hell Gate, like real at biters of dominion. The old lunatic is worn and failing, but he is not sati-li**d. Hi? fort is done, but not bis whole duty. So he has projected a water battery and s- a-wall around tho entire island, and means to bring to bear upon it all the knowledge of Vaudan and Todleben. When the island is impregna ble he will wrap his mantle about him and die at his battery. For tho truth of all this ptory let any body passing up the Hast river bmk upon the island tip, and *• e the < Id man ditch ing and building, ard tin.* little fort close by him bristling with pop-guns, Admission of Southkiin M kmiikus.— We find the fallowing in the Washington correspondence of ill * Chicago Times, of 1th in-1. As a general tiling, this corres pondent is unusually accurate in his state ments, arid hence wo reproduce a portion of his remarks upon it very interesting subject—one that concerns tho Southern people vitally. Speaking of tho udmi?sb>n of Southern member* "f Congress to their seats, bo says : "It is true that questions r< lating to the admission of Southern iicmbers of Con gress are disen-.-ed with at sorbing interest by tho Southern people in Wa-I.tnglon. 1 am aware that the impre?»i<>n prevails elsewhere—perhaps in the West—that the elected Southern member? iiiu.-l comply with certain terms or conditions, more or loss degrading, before they can be admit? ted. This, 1 believe, i? a mistake, li is impossible, pm Imps even probable, that the oath of 1HG2 will ho required. But that will bo all. indeed, from what J can learn, there will bn mueli ly-s opposition to the admission of the Southern members than bhr generally been supposed. It has been feared, and with amsiu reason, that the Radical faction, led by Sumner and Stevens, would bn powerful enough to exclude all the Southern members, or as many as they chogn. But 1 am confidant that such is not the ease. Tho entire in fluence of the Fresideiit will he exerted in favor of the free ndmissiou, nt the open ing, of all tho member* who have been legally elected : and your readers may be assured that tin? inl!m»nc>* will be found to bo much more potent than that of the Radicals. When the dee -ivi* day comes, many upon whose vol *.? the'Radicals now count will be found ranged on the side of the President.” We are inclined to believe that tho view* outlined above are well founded. When tho decisive duv arriws, tin* Radi cals will hesitate, and finally recoil from tho adoption of revolutionary measures. Tho Hartford Pres? toll? a story of a re cent accident on ilia New London Rail road. An intoxieaUd Irishman wa«sitting on the track, when the engine struck him and tossed him down nn embankment. Tho conductor ba« ked LB'ruin to pick up the dead body. The victim wn? found alive, howover, only ‘•omewhat bruised, and taken to Norwich. Here the conduc tor kindly offered to send tin* man to his homo, a few miles away in a hack, but lie insisted on his ability to work, and refused to be sont home. The conductor pre.??od tho matter, when the Mile-ian, who had stood thn hutting of the cow-uatcimr so well, bristled up with : "Go away wid .ver kerridgo. I'll go hum • by my** f; an’ it I've done any damage to yer old ingine, bodad I'll puy it on the spot.” Impeachment.—'Tim ijondon corres pondent of tiio Bu.-tun CommonW' ulth, the organ of Senator Sumner, calls for the impeachment of the President. He says: There should ho some chivalry some where. er-eig!' t.» Jglit the President and his Cabioet, one and nil, to the death, and pluck the spoil out of their teeth. Shame or; them, one and all; on .Johnson, who has. basely betrayed those who placed him in Mower, and the negroes, to whom ha olferod himself as it fVlo*efr; on Seward, on Stanton, on tho whole set, who have not tho honor to resist him, and, failing of 8ucce?8, to abandon an J help to jmpr.uch alas!— shame upon the whole North, who not only permit for one moment this wrung Lo go on, but actually hesitate to arraign their infamous agents at Washington. 3 Ami a groat many other articles too numerous to mention. Having purchased my stock nt the LOWEST CASH PRICKS, tny motto will ho "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.” An invitation lo call and examine my stock is re?poctfully oxtendod to all, and particularly the Ladies, M. CONNOR Uct 26,1S65 NO KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH! Whoever Wants Full Value for their Money Must Come to B. JACKSON’S, 188 Broad St., NEXT 1)0011 TO H0SET1E & l.AWUON. The Largest and Best Stock of DRY GOODS -AND- CLOTHING, Consisting of the following articles, I offer now to my friends and cu-turners : C ALICOKS, DELAINES, ALPACAS ami LISTKES, M EIUNOS—French unit KliglUh, LINENS, BLEACHED MUSLINS ami SHEETING, LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS, tho latest style; and a great many other arti cles too numerous to montion. I respectfully invite my fticuds and custom ers to call soon. Country Merchants will do well to lay in their supplies nt my store. B. JACKSON, _ oct 15-tJanl _ _ 133 Broad itNi t. Liquors in Cases. 500 Cases Choice Whiskey and Brandy, 100 Baskets Champagne, all brands. Jiiat received and for sale ut rpm n \ T rn A NEW GOODS! JUST OPENED. 187 Broad Street coxiTiMBtra, g-a.., J. J. KIcKcudree's Old Stand, OPPOSITE COLEMBUS DANK BUlMMNii. STAPLE AND FANCY ON HAM) AND TO ARRIVE A CHOICE SlItiECTI'iX Of DEI GOODS, SHOES, LADIES’ CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GtJjOVTDS, &c. OCIl STOCK COMPRISES Superior all H ool French .lleriuos, Of the following colors: SOL PER 1X0, ROYAL PUllPLK. MAZARINE BLt ::. . AS11KS OF ROSES, » BKAl’TIFPL BROWN, " ROSE; ALL AYOOL DKLA1NBS, vari.Mi? color?, DRESS BUTTONS AND TRIM Ml NOS, Superior Black and Colored CLOTHS, for Ladies’ Clonks, Plain, Plaid, and Striped POPLINS, Aw, Ace TBums cash. PEACOCK AND CHAPMAN, Formerly of BARNETT, CHAPMAN A CO., Will be pleased to sec all their old friends and as many new ones ut “THE BEE HIVE.” CctlD—6ui __ KNICK KNACKS -AND- NOTIONS! FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR RENT, 11 S,, ‘* 1 *SL1" ga Also the Hiiair rt-ii leiu o in Wynnto Chut In hooch miles beh w tl - tains about nine h of open land u Dwelling hou.-i* ' and four room.- l acres ol laud. In my absence apply i seivunt*. Attached i FT. Ilo r. S. SPEAR, PKACT1CAL AND EXPEHIENCHl) WATCHMAKER DRY GOODS DRESS GOODS, 2>»iw him:- iiui/r A Residence in Wynn ton JPor S< do. f oFFKR FOR S\LU my * house and lot in Wyanton. t containing 27 n«'it»“, t* n «•» Swt which is clfcu cd mi l ha !:n>-.*#^i woodbind. Tl «• house ha.- • r ht largo room?, with all th<* u-ual out tir.-t rale well of water; u general vaiiety fruit trees, Ac- It is a pleii-unt and dc.-irabl situation, one mile from Coluinlms, tl:i. 'UK'S. p. p. TllKRKWns. Wynn ton. Oct 2 >. 'd*» 1 w Plantations For Sale. six mile* from Col - ...... tho river, contuinitu: about l'Vrfi acres, the ether about five miles, about ti f *(» acres. 1 have also iihoul NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! W. L. PABKER, (BATE Ol - KENTUCKY,) H as just opknho «t x 0 .64 llroad Stroet, (ir>t dour iihove liandolph, an entirely New and Well Assorted Stock ol' Hoods, which ho odors to die citizens of Columbus and vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tim’s Chaffin, .Jaa. Thwoatt and Charley Shivers, can always bo. found at this establishment, and they will 1)0 pleased to see any of their friends who may favor them with a call, and will not think it a trouble to show Goods. The Stock consists of Goods of every description, ouch as: ChIB I Delaine.?, Halt Cotton (lu. Popliiu, Mej-imhiques, •tty. siR- up the middle t the A I-' til imp; - than Dbleed Puh- orehard. Being inclined to j that of f irming, all will he disposed of « . ..... ..... session given immediately, except the home I Toweling place, that )2 months front date. i Corsets, (let 2C> 2»v L M. BDiUERH. Cniuht'ic.-, Jii?lt liiutri.?. Bi Del).?, TO RENT, tig to lb" r< . eonlidtiitu Lad kirt«, ' o 11; I (font.?’ Boots and Shoes Boys t " ** (•i-ocerierf, all kinds. Tinware " '* Snuff, Pocket Cutlery, Table Padlock?, ilatchci? and Hammers Shoo Thread, Perfumeries, colors Hair nil.?, Pomade.?, To* rh and Nail Brushes ••loth and Hair do 1'alley S nip?, •**hu\ mg do t-. great variety. idenr Although 1 have not the LA1H1KST SfOC of the above articles in the city, it is it WELL KNOWN FACT that I kcop only the ; BEST and that every ono making value received for ull invc tucy girl, the I and—-ala It a nt, Select Limited School. c l the idea that a _ udaplo l to *e 'tire the highest end* of Fcinalo education. I have selected Columhus, (Ei., us a suitable locution | for the establishment «d such an institution. The Urge und cumin > li u- Re*idcp« e ol Mr*. M. K. Shorter, opp isi'.c 'die Baptist church, will ^ - a .,\j ,. H | be occupied for the pi.rti fjo. * ttr iiico of tho cholera could not havu Tho number of pupils will he limited to 4'», '"Go more huo nnd erv. The vn U nv man r,f »* , ieh number la or !J can bo recelreJ into "'(‘Li on , ... , b ‘ - J i i my family us boarder?. binil.iVk.' H , s - ho llrtrso could curry , tupili must bo entered for the Scholastic la t' ik 1 in a swampy plucu at : year, or for the remainder, alter cntcriug; und orAi.. 6 cnp «»y CHtno down upon him, ! no deduction will be made for ah mice, except esajcHlous. Instantly policemen began | ’ ru ’* every direction; rattles were ( ,»ninp; threats were uttcied. Tho np- \ T 30 H) Muslo Mu*io with use of iustruiueut ;;u (si " French 12 oO I Latin and (Bouk 1" OJ Board (exclus'vo of w.i ?fiiarr' 77 00 To he paid in advance, in currency or it? luivulcnt »r.d Be 5 irronderod at discretion' ' ! in euaes of protrimtcl trr, • HC ^» 5P °>f 1 K him borno off by tho .r* *.) a K r »y. pursued, and told tho otH- »that .-he Was the cause. They at once 1,cr into custody, arid hold both in Uff U ‘' c t,,r n hour?. This chafed the I./f Q , M,,uh that on her rolea-o she or- i** ea lli cgentleman to quit her for good, ^' TU.e j,e in„ds: « tool nt himself fo will* 1° grtisa U ^ ly cuJ ’ ns * u tCft ’ wc,lt ok tiik Sun.—Tbo eclipse of e sun yesterday, as seen from this vicin- TV" 6u, '» , .°- 0(i 10 have been a success. obvi t e °f? ty , >r Uj '* n » smoked glass was , llieru ' . ■ J ' 11 sufficiency of clouds, of after that time, Coiuiuhu« v (ju. e In *» iV *u» 00r )*^ lu ti ,, K 11 v ««*y respectable , omil',’ , tl “ n °t hear that any ustron* , meri or °lh«rs run mad on thu occasion, j [Boston Post, lilhiuf*^ * u ^Vi' co nsin who hud been (hV ^ . r f 0lne without any appaiunt Hv V; ok »n enmtio, the other day, and iiUe. lSU’g* ‘ li iU ‘ 0ll ‘ l * u K ,ivr • ,uvul1 -AND- JEWELLER, Corner Broad and Randolph Sts., AT IIIS OLD STAND, Hu., now often n now mnl rich stm-k of FINK GOLD WATCIIKS, KICK GOLD JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, FINE PLATED CASTORS, CUPS, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, PICKLE STANDS, SYRUP CUPS, &c. ALSO—A fino afisnrtinont of Silver an.ll Cold THIMBLES, Gobi an? Silver SPECTACLES. HAIR WORK, Made to order, any design or pattern. PEBBLE SPECTACLES, In Gold, Silver and Slcel Frame?, WATC1I WORK und Jewelry repaired by good and responsible workmen. MR. JAS. FRICKER Has charge of tho Watch Department, which in if self is a GUARANTEE that the work will ho done in the best possible, manner. Persons having PLAIN Watches can have thorn JKWKLLED, either in Ruby, Chrysolite* Gurnet or Aquamarine. MR. INGMIRE, Who is too well known to need any recommen dation from me, has charge of the Repairing of Jewelry, Diamond setting, Engraving, Ac. ()ct20-tt Sun copy. GOLD PENS. Oct 30 tf bun copy, FRESH ARRIVAL! MORE HEW CLOTHIHG! No. 91 Broad Street, ACEE, STEWART & C0„ H AVE Ju?t received a new supply of Men's sup. lino Black (doth Frocks. " ” Black Doeskin (Jims. Punts, “ Fine White Mars. Vest.. " " Beaver Cloth Over Coat®, " Business Suits, together with a fine assortment of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. On hand and to arrivo a well selected slock of YOUTHS’ AND CHIU DR UN’S CL< )THING, from <5 to 2) years old. The Great Ladies Fancy Store PERRY & CO., H4- 13road S(v< ‘ot, HAVE JUST OPENED THE MOST BEAU- TIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HATS AND SHOES, IN THE CITY. Tho Ladies are politely requested to call ou us Oct. 6-1 m bee mm. Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, TiLAISriCETS, HATS, CAPS, U:\1DDUUUAS, SHOES, BOOTS, READY ALA.IDE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DRAWERS. &C„ &C. An invitation to call And examine the stocks is respectfully extended to all and particularly the Ladies. A. V. BOATRITE. MR. JNoTp/MANLEY, For.aii'ly of Mutiley *!c Ilotlgex, AND MR. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Formerly with <«. L. nirOougli iX Co., will lio plciuscd to moot and serve their old put- ■ D8 and friends at this storo. Oct 4,1863-1 m HENRY PERSONS WILL OPEN WITHIN A FEW DAYS AT TUB OLD STAND OF REDD, JOHNSON & CO., A FINE STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, EATS, BOOTS, SHOES, -AND- CLOTHING. There will he no larger Stock nor finer (foods in tho city. Being particularly anxious to establish a Wholotutlu trade, merchants will at all time? find it to their interest to examine this M* ek. Oot. 3,180S tf FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE. . r-v WE have converted our largo*— ^04iVj:md commodious Livery .SiahluV •* V-jh into a Ware llouso for the st'ir-’..jiSnll ng*i of Dotton and Merchundiz**. We ?*»Ii«• it the patronage ol our Iriends ami tho p'soj le gen erally. VKKNtJY A M All A FEE Y. _oct 17-ljanl LIVERY AND SAU-: STABLE. McG UIIIIL, HAVXBS vV CO., (SL’CCEbSOHS TO It. F. JIARHIS A- 00.,) IlroHil Street, Below Cook’s Hotel. cf, ' >iimct__ d the tJ,n‘-.achi t 4 i 7V: , k r f ."‘“ 00aiviJoJi '' t " ,lirc1 '' GRNKU.IL PURCHASING AGENCY The J’iiHt Term will ween "ii tlie“lh ofOctO’ her next, The rate* l<• r it as loll-> Tuition Literary Dojcu tiuent --- •• •• ISRAEL F. BROWN & SON, yuw wyvoy. coyywTJcur, \\MLL attend i*.**uiptly to the paroha?ing * » a id f jiw ir ting **l all e ac-*d M El< L B- AND^L and overy desi-rlpth*n «'l ,MAt. 11 IN- KUV. applicable to the wants of tho .’-••uthern 1 All purchase* iu.id*> free of Comtui.ssi October next, »: the lowest market rule.-, aid forwurdod by tho most expeditious routes dors inn t be »«•< »ui|*anied with the Provisions will Lo m.. io for onumontal hranehos at tho usual rate- in other in 1 bution*. Buurdcr* must furnish their own .meets, pll- . - — - low cases and towels. i addressed to u* either at New L*> Appllc ittons for entering pupil? will he ro- or H2 John Strict, New York, ceivc l until tho 'th Uetuh* r. J Refer to K K. Brown. Macon, da. Address until JIftth Sept, at Eufaula, Ala.; 0. Clemons, Co ambus, Uu. | m^l-tf I have now on hand, in nddilion lo ilio aho\ ZDIR/Z - SoODS, A CI10ICK ASHiiHT.MI.'XT OF FRENCH niDHinminnTDi of Mrs. John A. Jones, containing a good garden and fine orchard. House io.nn <1111 he obtained by hie person renting, it de ired. Persons wishing l«i rent will lind Mis. .1 im * at her resulen' c, about tw., miles from Columbus, near the Talhotton road. (Jet 2-7-1 "r LOOK OUT! Dougherly I y i 1.. <>f the , I. • -,v ^ Paper Collars, dte? Handkerchiefs, Shirts and Fronts mbs of every style, tlcuta’ Uriderweur, *' ** Paper and Envelopes, Pens and Ink, Bair Nets U loves. " Hair Ornaments, Hose and Half II "’•do Bella and B Braids, every sty great variety liles Polls, ipes assiinoro.*, .. n ..-ntuiniiip k and hick* rv land?' ami it-poming loads of Moreh-nn, W.iiKi;, M 151 .on, Jonei and oth ers is lor sale. Terms cash. Apply to L. W. DAW.SON, oct 24-Jtawtf r on thu premises, or to 13. W. Seahrpok, Coiutnhu", (la. FOR SALE, which is tre.-n at: I well u;C* ikeo. Fr«itiled dwi Hug \ housos sullifieni !<• r* • • r ■ sold with the pl.i' if dc? conveiiicnt to cliurihos a will sell tor cotton, pay aide for cash this full, on reason: Address oct IS-111C Peisom K'lit'ini' Xeo.lk'H, r.vi'f.is in,a Jo:l LI each ca iiome^pun, :*u-peiider.?, in V vn ,, f 'lo Pocket Books, Ladies Hat.?, latest ('all Wallets, Children’s Huts, lat'.-t Kaaghjihv’Ahll?, Rav.ors and btraps, She Brushes ami led. The pi: DeC-em'herl'D- i!c term*. w. b lit r llus-t 11 co.. . MOSS Which 1 am 1 will bogii FANCY CAKES, •Mtal l'l*Ei’. lull b i LK, WEDDINGS, Asc*., i.VvT( PARTIES, A.-. PLANTATIuri FOR SALE. below Uolumioi*. 'll,c tract e<>ntaius vno 1.711 of whieli are eluaro.t. On »hn plin*« comlortuhlo dw*:Hiug, with a woll imp yard, ami 11 sin.ill **ivlui!d of choi**c truit The over.-eer and tic.:: hrpa.-o* arc all fi huihlings, and tlie sett!euff at one mile Ire public road leading to I.' lunkiu. lht* p .-ettied and inij»f»vcd ainl gn at care has taken to keep il in .1 iii 1 -into ot •itltivation. The productive c.ipin'i'x I tho.-c land- are woil known in thn neiglih ,rh 1. Com. toilucr, and Stock can he p**rcba: vd «•:» the plane. Del It 1’. W. (i. WUPI.EOI.K. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN EUFAULA. Al.A., JT O Li S _A. L K . 7"*UE Dft'olllftB lio., In.I rtoriea ami eiaiit 1 rooms woll 1 !. 1 • 1 • 1 Ml 1 u ir> out building* and w< I *>l -olci di I w n**r at t n*lu *1. T lie lot cot.tun, - .L nl Km .1. • t!;rc I urths of a block : touche-lour .-tr* ituated uimut hull way Delwcou the Railroad Depot and the business centre «>f th** *• ity, ami i.? tho Lest und prettiest location in the ••itvfdra ll«»tel. The i..t and hui ding? well enel**.?**d atol in first rate order. For particular* apply t*> L'apt J. tl Corvan, on the premia)?, or the under.--igued a: Persons’ Depot, M. A U. It It. Uct. I ha HUBERT A. ELKMINti. C hihlron .? allocs, do do Hunt’s Hat*, every style Buys' do do do 1 Ami n many unifies nut mcnlloftod. I arsons will do well to call and examine our btock boforu purchasing. August JS-Jin I. CLIFTON MOSES & CO., OFFICE No. I ff; HROAI) ST., cot. r .j/ a cm, 0*1., (At Candler it Bostick’s Store,) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Exchange and Stock Brokers. j)A It ITC1 !, A II attenlmu inti.I to » iIcf of [ < ol toil, Pi tiilticr, Grocei li s, 4:c. du . 'Ja ck returns hr. ariuhly the rule. Dealers in CUlN. Stn*;Kb, BnNDS, Jko. H..liolte.4 and promptly filled.* .U a B W e are prepared to riiip Cotton to lir.-t. 1 New 1 > • rl;, without extra charge. NuW IN STORM, tt well •, I.vied St *ck of PINK APPLES, (preserved in their own juice), PICKLES, CAN HOODS, Aic„ Ac., Fresh Hround SPICE, MATCHES AND CANDLES, FOUT MATS. BROOMS, A Ac.. Wood and Willow Ware, EXTRA FI N M A PPLES, for catim: or cooking. H EES WAY \M) illtlEI) Fill IT WANT EjD , I will sell any <• 1 tlii? Stock f. r O J&. 5525 KE, OR EXCHANGE FOR i'ROlHJOE. Our Bees Work till 9 at Night I (Jot I'J, JSi'm —iJtu Wood! Wood! 1>ART11 1 Heart mu’idied upon upplii J. M. ERA/ER, Ti DISSOLUTION. this day di-soive firm n imo will ho making .*ottluui*'iil* office uf F hi I ai ne .V Columbu.?, Scjd l 1 . 1 , 1- For Rent, NEWS DEPOT, -AND- NOTION HOUSE, (»0 UROAIJ STHKF.T COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. GEO. 11. noIIEUTS()\ & CO., I IT I ami stock of POOKS AND STATIONERY, eninprising every article u. uu'.lv kept in firrt el ass home.?. ' .I' 1 ";" 1 Fill . Dill ft’aft, I.flier. X otf iin.l Uillel, i Dili, .Miiui'iitii. Dlotting iin.l rul. I m.j blank p ipers. » White, Buff, New Opaque. Hirdnnd Wed- I ding Kn,'elopes, Mourning Pnpor, Envelopes >PKCTEELLY ammui f t.'olumhu.? ihat, they i the way here, a ch to the citizens •• now in store, and desirable dunce of tl #«rApp! Oct 17-2 * late M if. John !(. 11 n , tlii? office, * t to RtHfT. :. II \ RD A WAY. UillettV Steel Dice, Phi ing 1 king •h Card,. Tm.th Arnold's and Butler’s Pens. Eaher’s Lead Per Cards, Visiting t'.irds, (Ilas-es, Pictures, Prang'? Brushes, Nail Brushes, II foikt and Fine LV»uib-\ Ini:, Muciiag’c'and aii endless variety of STATIONER’S NOTIONS, A I't'iiiilifiil st;iok of Antb.,1,., 'a I'lft.tugriiftli Alontus, containing: from s to you p ctur**. Autograph A)hums and Drawing and Sketch Books. A choice stock of Bound and Paper Back Novels, Novullett.?, Dime Novels. American I ah ', Dime >ong.-ters, and iluiueroud Works too tedious to mention. FARM FOR RENT. i EARM contain in-* I wo hundred and seven- A ty-live acres of l.m 1. i \Vo hundred in high state of cultivation, and liity ticie.? ire?h botlom land: the place in pon*l li >:: goo l I »\ oiling, i*ut - lmuae>«,stable. La n and gin i -j-c n.d mtfiv. Convenient lo .'*diooI and eiiurcti, Within 1“ mile' ol Columhii? on Epiitoie creel;. Will M,il the necessary farm inn* ciuiui;, it ic.-irc<l. Eor terms ai»ply to (*. C. t».-B*)RN. Oct 17—tf Uti the phiec. Handsome Residence, WITH I ACltlCS OP LAND, FOR SALE, O N tlio Talhotton road, opposite Col. Limi- say’s. 1J.7 miles lrom the city. The limise contains fi rooms, up stair.?, closem and garrett, i kitchen, dairy, cellar, with other out houses, stable, carriage house and lot, all built in good order, splendid water, a garden of tnio** cere?, uriotieS tit fruit trees, ami eight | ( r y u < Wl ,j| a . j r , e will meet with prompt''atteuti IP »u|, SCHOOL BOOKS! lesiring SCHt)i I the lo ahlisli will find it to their i i is to please—our dotcru* tir.-t ela.'S reputation. \ ish prices and our motto > Quick Sales and Small Profits.” peetfully solicit order, from tlu* conn- acres of W .-mills! Eor terms apply to <J. C. OSliuRN oct 17—tf Through th* Post-oifice, Siir Sun copy. , ‘ A SPLENDID STORE FOR RENT, A l’l'LY AT A iifti'i-tr imoAi) sthi:i:t Rubber Belting <lil tdo, Rubber Belts f< rood ye ai’.' patent.. ■ml WORK OXEN J A.MILS II. StD ■ R i hit. i . 11. Hi '* I . 15. lluDl Cl l-l 111 NEW FIRM. IT, undersigned beg leave t-. inform their triemls and the public » • i.erally, that tlioy j tins day l .rmod a c«q artner: hip under the name and style i f FONTAINE & HUOHES, T alo, lb inches T wish t** ptirciin MILES. Uct 10—1m FOU.SAIiE. Rosideuce in Wynrton. place where 1 m*w lining fifty-seven ■ ’ ’ otn wooas: a good wen n ugh f icccsstry fortho i r lMlK pleasant, healt 1- reside, two miles fr«. - - n acres of land—about half cleared, the balance in woods: a good Well built h with lour roc iu.«, ami hall large en diniug ro *m: cellar under the ho kitchen with three n»oni', ami all outbuildings; woll ot water unsurna i countrv; an nrchutd of several hundred fin i peach trees, Ac. Apply at Enquir* with .'Uch I , UEU. 11. RUlJEUTfiUN A Cu. bei't 21—tf _ GENERAL INTELLIGENCE .Vo. iir. H/io.in sriii:i:v, UOULMIIUS, (3A. ; Success Attends^ the Diligent! W AN l l '!' -A whit.; iv..mini ,*in fiu.l n f,„„i > Lome .n the son ice **t . small family by I apt-lying at the Intelligence Office. I SPECIAL NOTIUE.-1 beg leave to call j attention to the oapitulis:.- *.t • urcomuiu- my hooks a jar^c tiutiiher of mtations and other 'hms not appear in ion* s, Lot ,, Earim. •ecic* ot property wliii iy c 1 u in I* in the now.- * all that it yon want r nd see tf we can’t trad: call i Inc ffarclioiisi Tin: UNDER- Fiuned having p sail (loueral C«m«b UuLitss, i —- 1 "' os8 entrusted to then’. * 1: *11 receive | • i.ir n g!t »n*e, w ill t"'ort l« rc.; ihut ir tlit■ moan- pres and vehicles ol It. E. Harris Ac Co., have re moved immediately below to tho ”('r**?haw Lot,” fronting on Broad street, where they have arranged tho largest and tu*»t eotnmodi- ous Stable and Lot* in the city, and will al ways keep ou band Carriages, Buggies aurt Saddle Horses, to hire on reasonable terms. 1IUK.SES BuARDED at our Stable? will re ceive careful attention, and wo will endeavor all who may placo HORSES l'Ult SAtk'wi 2a. building, tc Colnmhu. 'MIX EiC V. II. Ill i .-oetl-tl nl W. JuIlN li. MrIXTOSH. UKl KKKN’CEU, .. . Kx-Gov. Shorter, Eufaula, Ala, Col. \Yui. U. Chainhurs. “ Mr J. li. JoncH, Ku ell co., Ala. Col. .T. T. Flewollcu, " " ])r. J. F. Bo/emau, Colnmhu*, U«. Col. J. M. Chuwbeie, Mr. Janie* Cook, Mr. \Vn». Mit ’hcl, Mr. A. C. Elfwcllou. aopt s—iiw ftuncopy. STOLEN - , LMiOM tho store ofCooi.t r A Cr.twh rd I Notoon Charles .' , tnito «•! Uarii' c**uu j «»«., made puyaide to M'tley Williams <*r heat ' for one thousand dollars, dated sometime March, lSfid, twelve months utter 'fate. ^1 lull maker is requested n <t to pay It myself. Any information concerning n will Le lhanlilully reoeivud. ISH AM lOUl'EK. C ilumhus, (ia , t)ot Ji. lw « Wo would ('till the particular ntten- ..» of DROVERS t . • ur large and I w ell arranged Lots lor dr .\ e > .. 1 . J McOElIEE. IlAYNES A ( ). 0-lm LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. THE Unitrdened id! now pri'parodCto. gupply aSSLlho public with CARRIAGES, HpRSES, ^ and everything in the Liv in ge t«*r - t*i-e ut t ... trd’i I ALXE, W. It. HI ti " l»t. It*. It* FOR SALE, AT TUB Ol.D STAND DI' J. 13. J.iiQULS & 13RO., A LOT OK l IXi: Top and no Top Buggies, IIAn:*JS3S3. WHIPS AND COLLARS. 7ISH 1 Nil t.ii'I.ino lit lUc lot - wo will A! TWO-: JO IIP AX L. llOWKI.r., Tiu-luo For Fvent, TORY DWELLING H'H’SKwi I-. convenient t*» the buiiuo^- pu tiou of the city; Miitahle for a boarding L- 1 « ur private family. For terms apply lo Dr. M. AYoonui'Ki r MRS. >. S. BAR DWELL. oct 1—If TO RENT, \ DM’ELLINH llul’SE in. Wynnton . R. It. • has Ilt'v odd Mso « *1 id.'Ol .ii rit" •;y t«* fj.l unii i* .*ls h at I .' hou-;ht a to tho ou t L'uB RENT IN I ono coiitamln good garden and building -IK KS. m,e and h*t in -outli of Seals’ lot contain.- lour ms. All tho the place. The t i planted with rclmrd of peach- . Cmtvcntcnf fo • d female. This J. II. SIKES, or •nor, Dr. W. U. Belatuy. IRARD.—TWu UuLSES. mi taming 4 r;i..in?. the other 2 rooms; eight good rooms in ba cment I vant?. Apply at a family king, elOMOt an I ser THIS Ut 1 ICE. \\ county town, Lhe tract con I red a **i •?. E For Sale, N, situated i i tnllO' tn* *i \ .iM- Apply to J. JI.siki*.> J^uli SALK—A l’iantation l 1 .. utiles from Sa- I fell), Ala., containing NS a *res. o; cleared, and well adapted to me growth <*t - »tton; hn).» peach tree? and a variety *>t ••ilitrft uits. luui 1 place In ? 1 . ini.'o? 'rom ('..iumbii'. Also, tho stock, which can b« bought cmi.-iatiug of mules, Alsu, tho crop an I ’.niuing utensils I/UR > el! x •ap t » attuii.— threo Iiun- • in eubiva- i l-Uv 3r f. tl -V1.id—very valuable " nt. ,i*i it. belonging fo \. II. I ing **n Mclni 'h ?ti y th >ti it y riii? i full . Dr. 15 I III! -I KIN. . to Eo idem* *i'i l, y l " grist and saw iii ings are cotnui" quarter* tor SOUTHERN LINIMENT, i D R. A. W. ALLEN I*.*, rifunu* 1 the maiiu- fuciuro <*t hi? I ■ j t ;,. CELEBRATED m>E I II I:llN LINIMENT. J UuudittO. Ilo oan i*upply it in any .iu;»ntii> at !■ factory first door nt'-»vo l’erry ll<oi*c. 11 »• will he ghu to sco his friend.- ami ci\c them, octll-lm A. W. ALLEN. Horses taken on Hoard and Sale and every attention paid to then Krwjxxo-j. id otuct ■ who dt ire to K K NORTH can do W iTIl- idying at Agency ot E. M. Bruce ,V Co., whore Northern Exehaugocau bo purcliu Tl SE \1 r.BU'IANTS at 31 MIT FUNDS . , OUT KXI’eNsE o There ure two huge houses up'in tho plantati"i-. A will he '"id 'U,i. !. >gt and sheep, l'uss si before January, J. WALDDURt jiilySl— Jtawtf NOTICE w d.- iVliVd nrt till- un 1 tin dwellings, . R hull ingj. ••Hugo style. o h. with tbo nee 1 lie v\! "I.* lini-hed in l a. A fil e tlowcr garden altacl..^. .Cii.’cikr.s. ■ i an i nto-ii and l h >ma? streets. The lot euiita^n? aero* id iiround. Thu house bus r IM. RE SOLD : Carter of M u>cc ember next, ounty. cattle lonce of ,le?sc i l Jill tho iM .mft,, J 1 ftt.'l , ooo.l woll 11 f,, r lurtltor Info .‘6PI f water. Call fc uk>\ n i i.i. C> lambu*. Ocl. 12-ti the 1 v,» - -- Uhout * ' head of fattening h"g?: nlso slock hog*, cattle, n ‘ EKL1X ALEXANDER, A. .... Broad nt., ovoi KnntC h.itdwai c oloro. i an t a |hw n*ulc» an*l horse?, iorms Sept 2d ll * ostlali* JhbSCT. CARTER. 'j**®.«»w. hMi'D'iodo-u. , ' > U*ii.«lo *.r i...ub!o burn-.--. _ A|,| 'd _ . . ||. JJIKES. Atlanta Medical College. I n l. i "iin.i ..I Lecture, in n,i- Inmiimion * -il. <• .(uuieneo en the 1: « l:,v in S„. K.m.ft!.*,"' xl .. I. ur * "ult> li.vmc ibuiiiml tho Mine i'.,r tlio >«.- m, ft fl. ui Mil .hi. r I , li," win., i ii,,,hill,. J"I1.S li. WESTMOKELAND. "cl „ U»|| A , (UUi