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;t 'tllLl BSHl 111 IS Il»
• oa-uci gentlemen are Agent?
* Es^nr.KB in Alabama;
1( . deals’ Sto»ion.
iluf’ha'-bubbee.
-n, llurtvlllc.
.. Per?on«.
jilu
■ I’n'iin Spring
Lo 4 tor. Villula
'« ,T. H
IlcniivUlo*
Mil« ay.
:,i uatai'l gentlemen are our
ral •!'
the Mascog
.J. A. L. Lrk.
... |i. !• \\ 11.1 i'as.
—M 1
W. C"VlNGT'»r.
..j must soon bo
Li .-Maturo. ll is time
. about for candidates
* tin* pcplt*. Allow nn» to
\ \. Howard as the man
t n . is tv man of great
and largo experience,
suggest C»l"nel John
r candidate. For the last
•ntury Col. Quin has been
- tir.s city, lie has had much
, . uc h matters.
ClTI/.KN.
Xrw AatcrtUtmenl
h • i his usual real
state sale
3Vr some of the best
tv. A so. household
On Thursday he
rA o number of horses
carriages, wagons,
11.h, h«* will sell tho
r.ow rccupfad hy Dr.
[he run of Kllis’ sales
!.s—after all of his
•ivtd and is opening
tucks of goods in this
i f dry goods, hats,
1J ad his advertise-
; -ilip - to an cu ror in
• a eorreeled so badly
••* to tho girl or boy
m. We will publish
the name of tho first
. will meet at their
,rning at 7 o’clock,
tin oid cry, but, if it is
vioiso f*»r that Matt
ill at vill do. Leave
. r.-i le, next door to
CANDIDATES.
We are authorise 1 to ean-mur.* th.» u.
Col. II. A. TIIOI1XTOX
as a candidate for Senator lroin the 21th Sena- •
tnrlal District, composed oi the counties
Marion, Muscogee iuid Chattahoochee.
Fur the Legislature.
Ma. Editor: You will please announce the
naiuo of WM A. MeDuUGALD, Ksq„ as a t
c-andidato for tho House of Representative?' |
from the county of Chattahoochee.
Mr. MoDougald Is a young, energetic nnd in- I
telligcnt gentleman, largely interested in the *
•iue.'tion of tho lutuie supply ol‘labor for the j
South and will make a legislator iuu.il to the j
emergency of the time#.
nov : te CIUTT AHOOCHKK.^
For the legislature.
PEOPLE’S TICKET OF TAT.HOT COUNTY.
MARION BKTII c Mi,
KOUEKT BROOKS.
nov 7 te *_ PEOPLE. _
We are authorized to announce
JAMES M. IUSSELIj, Em|M
a candidate to represent Muscogee county in
the House of Representative#. __ n«»v •*» te _
For llie legislature.
We are authorized to uunouncc
DR. II. M. JETEll
a candidate for the House of Representatives
of the Legislature of Georgia, at the ensuing
election. n<>v f> te
For Congress--3d District.
Wo aro authorized t" announce the name of
the HON. PORTER IN ORAM as a can
didate for Congress in the Third Cohgrcssional
District; n*>\ t te
NpnaUr,
WTLDMAX, YOUNG & BHO.. ATTENTION!
BRO IS SRS.
OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ BANK AGENCY.
GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE
BOTJG-HT .ALSTID SOLID.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES.
For
The fr ends ot
Col. JANES J»I. CIIAMBKIIS
announce him as a Candida'e for Senator fot the
24th Senatorial District, composed ot tho coun
ties of Muscogee, Chattuhuochoe and Marion.
nov I te
For Congress--3d District.
Wo arc authorized to utinoui.ee
HON. Ill OH HI CHAN AN,
of Coweta county, for Cmigrci.* furthcJi Dis
trict.
The Third Conirrcssi >nal District is composed
of tho following counties: Schley, lay I 1
Harris, Talbot, Troup.
GEORGIA, Huy
DU> 'g Dunk of Selma
I* 11 Central Bauk
). H ' Commercial Bank
'* Knstcrn Bank
J? Northern Bank
10 SOUTH OufVTiOLIINr^V-
*\* Bank of Camden
Bank of Charleston
b' Bank of Chester
Bank of Georgetown
Bank of Hamburg :
Bank of Newberry
*k r * Bank of tho Stato of South Carolina
Commercial Bank
Exchange Bank-...
R* Farmers’and Exchange Bank
*2 Merchants’ Bank
17 Peoples' Bank
bj i Planters’ Bank of Fairfield
*- 1 Planters' and Mechanics’ Bank
State Bank
Southwestern Railroad 2’i
Union Dank —
Central Railroad Bank
Georgia Railroad and Banking C'Uipauy
Bank of Middle Georgia
Marine Bank
Bank of Augusta
Augusta Insurance
Bank of Athens
Bank of Columbus
Bank of Commerce
Bank of the Umpire Stato
Bank of Fulton
Bank of Savamah
Bank of the Stato of Georgia
City Bank of Augusta
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Mechanics’ Bank
Merchants’nnd Planters’ Bunk
Planters’ Bank
Union Bunk *
Manufacturers’ Bauk
Timber Culture* Bank
AL A.BA.M A..
Bank of Mobilo
Bank of Montgomery
FOR QUOTATIONS OF OTHER BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE
October 31—2tu
M in
ker, I
Heard, Coweta. Favettc, Cinyt»n, Carroll, |
Campbell, lluraUou and Paulding.
liiut
la/y <
tie good sorvtuils.
.-tabli: iiiiu nt arc
liuu-o and lot, on For-
•*. Sou him, for ho in-
l oily a bargain.
:l t.-orj has a new lot of
especially school
as writing fluid#, pens
attielt* 5 usually found
'nil and sou him.
:i„caM i- announced as a
U p,hintm-u from Chat-
Air. McDouguid is a
knowing tin* dilliculties
lituc-nu as planters, ho
remove them mi fur ns
sn doit. Col. li.
fstno county fc nr
Ths Colonel has
vp him tthuiff, *»•
* man that bents h
A. Thorn-
louncod for
t legislative
ro will only
u will have
* of Messrs. N. L. Howard
iair, are presented for the con-
if thy voters of this county.
, knew? hull. men. They have
duty *w they
opin’' are de
nted. and to
rated on Ma*
Brooks for the
/.i no,
• s Illustrated,
Monthly,
pQTiL ARRIVALS.
SOK'S HOTEL.
.. ... .. , November *th.
For Congress--3d District.
Wo arc authorized to announce
HUN. H. H. IIH.IIA.U,
of Troup, f*»r Congress for tho 3d District.
The Third Congressional Di-triet is composed
of the following countic.': hlcv. layh i, Mus
cogee. Harris. Talbot, lroup. Meriwether,
Heard. Coweta, Fayette, Clayton, Ca:;oil, j
Campbell, Haralson an l Paulding
net G to
We urc authorized to nnuoimcc
1). II. Ilf RTS, Km«j.,
I attahoochce, a candidate to rcprc#out tho
24th Senatorial District 'composed «r fho coun
ties of Muscogco, Cbattahoochco and Marion)
in the next Legislature of Georgia. Bloc lion
on tho loth November, IS»V>.
oct 31 to
"col. BEVERLY A. THORNTON,
FOR SENATOR.
frlitor J'.’nijuir-r : As it is now evident thaj
the Convention will uot change the present
Senatorial District, and a< the action ot tho
next Legislature will be very Important and
need our best men in that body, 1 would re
spectfully suggest Col. B. A- Thurston for <»ur
next Senator. 1 know Col. Thornton well, and
consider him one of the most intellectual men
of his age in the Stato. \\ lien in the Legisla
ture from Muscogee county, eight or ten years
ago, although then young he took a very prom
inent stand, and it was then thought that no
young member could compete with him. By
ordinary rule, Chattahoochee county is now
entitled to the Senator, and a* Mr. Thornton 1?
living in Cbattahoochco county. 1 trust that
there will he no opposition to luui.
_oot31—te MrarwjKK.
Tor Congress,--‘2<1 HislricG
Lumpkin, Oa., Oct. 21, is*;:..
T, do lo trr* of (hr *2./ (hnon^iuHof Hint rid:
In view of tho present condition ».l our coun
try, tho result of tho late revolution rendering
<>ur prominent friends ineligible to u seat in
Congress lor the presen'. I have boon induced
by friends from different parts of the District to
become a candidate.
If I am your choice I will sur port the resto
ration policy of President Johnson, looking to
a complete return of the Southern States to
their former statu# in tho I nion. The only
hope for peace, huppincss and prosperity is in a
free and cheerful support of the unirn ot the
States upon constitutional limitations.
There is sorrow at the gruvo of a first bom.
anguish in the ’ >use that weeps a parent dead
1 rometnbor * a touching lament ith.n of that
ardent and passioned nature, Edmund Burke
when ho *-mcd an only soli, the heir of his
house anu is name. You have all heard the |
wail of tho King of Israel at the death of a j
rebel son, but no such sorrow is ever ielt for tho j
soldier slain in battle "r for Iciudn* 1 gone down |
to the grave, as the exile feels looking for tho
time upon his native home, or the patriot when
he sees tho soil of his country crimsoned with
fraternal blood. May <*ur eyes never weep
those tears again. Your country hangs weep
ing on your neck and bc-cechcs you by the
memories <»f the past and the hopes of the fu
ture. to stay reproach and crimination uud
send healing waters along all the channels of
social andlpolitieul life.
Respectfully,
J. K. BLOUNT, M. D.
Sumter Republican. Albany Patriot and
Out I. Dr t Reporter 'to
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
.TTJST OPEN!
M. CONNOR,
At 58 Broad Street,
Respectfully announces to the citizens of
Columbus and surrounding country that ho has
now in storo und to arrive A SPLENDID
STOCK OI-
Comprising every article usually kept in a
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE;
CI.OTIIING,
NO KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH!
Whoever Wants Full Value for
their Money Must Como to
B. J ACKSON'S,
133 Broad St.,
NEXT DOOK TO ROSETTE \ l.AWIION.
The Largest and Best Stock of
DRY GOODS
-AND--
CLOTHING,
Consisting of tho following article <. 1 offei now
to my friends and eu-miner# •
(ALKOKH,
DELAINES
ALPACAS and LUSTIIKS,
MERINOS—Krnirli him! ISi»rIUI>,
LINENS,
ULUACIIKI) Ml’SLlNS and
SIIKKTINU,
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
tho latest style: and a great many other arti
cles too numerous to mui.tiun.
1 respectfully invito my frit-n U at..I custom
ers to call soon.
4#- Country Merchants will do well t-» lay in
thoir supplies at my store.
B. JACKSON,
oct i:>-tjunl INI Broad street.
OX HAND AM) TO ARItlt K |
A i HOICK SELECTION* op
3 |DRY ROODS,
SHOES,
LADIES’ CLOAKS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &c.
Olll STOCK CIIJII'UISKS
Sujicriorall Wool French Merinos,
Of the fallowing eidor?:
SOLFKltlNO,
ROYAL PURPLE.
MAZARINE BLUE.
ASHES OF ROSES,
BEAUTIFUL BROWN,
” ROSE;
ALL WOOL DELAINES, various colors,
DRESS BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS,
Superior Black nnd Colored CLOTHS, for
Ladies’ Cloaks,
Plain. Plaid, and Striped POPLINS. Ac . Ac
TERMB_CASH
PEACOCK AND CHAPMAN,
Formerly ot
BARNETT, CHAPMAN A CO..
Will bo pleased to fee all their old friends and
a# many new ones nt
“THE BEE HIVE.’’
KNICK KNACKS
NEW STORE! 1 Great Rickiciion in Freights
jN : EW GOODS! c O T T 0 N.
^HVammli.
»l'. li. K.
• Htnn,
•”’* York.
r Kentucky.
CHaHLKSTON lix...
;••*•:-* Independent of
• Wirie in reforenco to
v’dvtllo, savt •
V n| y 1- miles of the
‘ *'* * ( d Jays wo may
'•*• t'n M ♦ in -
Hurrah !
" ai own reduced to tivo
rrr *'l and travel is
.. /'Y a# of old. The
reminded that tho
• :.k in the
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
And a general assortment of
PLANTATION SI i’PLILS,* Liquors in Oases.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, 500 CasoB Clioico Wliiskoy
, and Brandy,
i 100 Baskets Champagne,
all brands. Just received and fur sale nt
li. JACKSON'S,
oct 15-tjaul 133 Broad street.
~ COTTOK
'JOHN T. EDMUNDS & CO.,
IBAHlNriKIEIR.S
I -AND-
C0MA11SSI0N MERCHANTS
LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS,
And a great many other articles loo numerous
to mention.
Having purelinsod my stock at tho LOWEST
CASH PRICES, iny motto will be "QUICK
SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.’*
An invitation to call and examine my stock
is respectfully extended to ail. and particularly
the Ladies,
M. CONNOR.
Oct 20, lH»Y.
Ojlir
MACON, GEORGIA,
Oil Third Stmt Urjl limn- (>, !‘. f t (
TO RENT,
her re.-idom-e, about t
near the Talbottou road.
Oct 25-lOt
, if d
I fin 1 Mrs. J .n* -
e- lr- m Cuiuiubi
LOOK OUT!
lute Major George U. Uuwsuh, lying
Dougherty county aid containing lb>) acres
•oak and hickory lands and a j - uing land • *»t
Morehorn, Wu.kcr, M<-( l iron. .1 ncs and oth
ers is tor ,-ule. Term# cu*h.
Apply to L. W. DAWSON.
oet24-3tuwtf on tne premises,
or to E. W. Scabrook, Co.uiubu#, Ga.
FOR SALF,
in Bus
a., to
miles south of l’er-on-’ J ’ i
containing 14"*) a i c>—betwoc-r |
5»n) and 600 cleared—most oil
which is fresh and well watered by MnMio l-w-
ikee. Framed dwelling " i*h 1-ur rooms. Out-
houses .-utheient b«r ? : ' han i- Guol gin
house und screw. Crop .»nd *t • k of ul! kinds
sold with tho place if desired. The pin"** i»
convenient to churches und good sehooi . I
will sell lor cotton. payaM- December, l*vj, or
for cash this lull, uu rcasoi.iibU* term-.
Address . NN. B BIT!,
oct 14-1 in* Persons, Hu#»ell co., Ala.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
; T. S. SPEAR,
PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED
WATCHMAKER
-AND-
JEWELLER,
Corner Broad and Randolph Sts.,
AT Ills OI,D STAND,
Has now upon a new anil rifh stnok of
KINK GOl.D WATCHES,
IUCH GOLD JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVER WARE,
FINE PLATED CASTORS,
CCPS, KNIVES, FORKS,
SPOONS, PICKLE STANDS,
SYRUP CUPS, Arc.
ALSO—A fine oaKurtment of Silver anil OulJ
TULMBI.KS. (laid and Silver SPECTACLES.
HAIR WORK,
Made to order, any design or pattern.
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
Iti Gold. Silver and Steel Frame*.
WATCH WORK and Jewelry repaired by good
and rcfponfiblo workmen.
MR. JAS. FRICKER
lapotidentri
nt rusting the
iii.slmll have
r currency uu
A Co.. New York,
Liverpool, Kngland.
Planters and owners of cotton
same to our care lor sale orshipni
prompt return* to sales, in gold
they may direct.
Wo solicit orders for the iiur<*hu-c of cotton.
Gold and Slltur und sight ex* , n,go m New
York bought and sold.
We rolcr hy permission to J. I;. P.o<# .V Son,
Bowdre ,v Andcrion, Kictt X J|., v •. II urd<'ii.ni
.V spark#, R. W. Cuhbodgc, N. A. Hardee A
Go., Savannah; Third National liank, Nash
ville; Citizen.-’ Punk, Louinvill* ; Uommurciul
Bunk, LFiumvillc. .
oct 31 1m
GREEN AND BLACK TEA,
O F the very best quulity, lor mlc bv
oct 27-tf UARTKR A 1 L*)l " V "V.
BAY M M.
i \ SUPERIOR Article, lor nalc bv
A net 27-tf CARTER to FI." I UNO’,.
VALUABLE MEDICINES.
) A Y N KS’ K xpectorat) t:
Ayers’ Cherry Pectoral
Bulsnui Wild Cherry :
Sand lord’s Liver Invig fa’-
Ayer’s Fever nnd Ague t o,
Tairant’s Seltzer Aponeir
Cubcb# and * < | ,n. . ,
J ayes’ Carmmniivc Bihain :
Mrs. Winslow’s S iothinu .'*>ni| :
McMurin’s Elixir of *ipn. i
Thompson’s Eye Water .
Mitchell’s Eye S.ili «•
t’herukeo Rumedy ;
Mustniig Liniment:
Seidlitz Powders;
For nalo by
oct 27-tf CARTER A i’Lol BN‘»V.
NOTIONS'
Although I havo not tho LARGEST STOCK
of tho above articles in the city, it is a
WELL KNOWN FACT
that l keep only the
) Purr
j iiih r (JOOI)S,
and that every one making pttrehasos of mf. gets
value received for all investments made ut the
BEE HIVE.
baud, in addition to the above
Stock of
1 have now
ZDIR/Y- G-OOXDS,
a choice assortment of
FRENCH
AND THE CEREBRATED
IOKERI. .
MOSS ROSE CINDIES,
Which 1 am MANUFACTUltlNG everyday,
I will begin in a short time, tho Baking oi
FANCY CAKES,
Ornamented in my usual SUPERIOR STYLE,
suitable for
WEDDINGS, PARTIES,
Asc., tfcc*.,
NOW IN STORE, a well selected Stock of
PIN K APPLES, (preserved in their own juice),
PICKLES, CAN GOODS, &e„ Ac..
Fresh Ground SPICK,
MATCHES AND CANDLES,
FOOT MATS. BROOMS, tor., Ac.,
Wood and Willow Ware,
EXTRA FINE APPLES, fur eating oi cooking.
BEESWAX AM) DRIED FIJI IT
WA.KTTEI3.
1 will sell any of this Stock for
O £3 2HL ,
lilt EXCHANGE FOR IMIODI'CE.
Our Bees Work till 9 at Night!
1 _0cl 19, lKU-iiiu
Wood! Wood!
t)v\ ICK Mukii.k AMi Gikauh R. K.
I >ARTIES wishing "uJt and Hickory and
1 11en11 Pine Wood bythuiar loud can bo
.-applied upon application to
J. M. FRAZER, Treasurer.
oet 21-tf
NEW FIRM.
r | , IIE undersigned beg leave to inform their
■ friend# nnd the public g< ncrally, that they
have tin- day formed a copartnership under the
name and style of
FONTAINE & HUGHES,
lur the transaction of a
Wnnliousc and General Cmiiinissioii Business. 1
W. L. PARKER,
(LATH nr KI..VI 1 • R . 1
H as just odunkd m x.. ci
. liroad Street, li.^t door iil-nv
Randolph, an entirely New and W. II
Assorted Stock of Goods, which ),..
otters to the citizens of -Johcuha, and
vicinity «it reasonable li^ur ,s.
Messrs. TIm’s Cliattin, das. Tliweatt
and Charley Shivers, c m always lie
found at this Kstahlislmient, and they
will he pleased to sue any of their
friends who may favor them with n call,
and will not think it a tmublo to show
Goods,
Tho Stock consists of Goods of every
description, such as:
Calicoes, Gent-’ Beats nnd Shec«
Wool Delaines, Buys *• •• ••
Hull Cotton do. itreecrifi, :t !l kind*
Poplins, I’inHu re "
MosHinbbiues, Si»ufl,
Jaconets,
Lawns,
Quickest and Cheapest
RitCTK 10
XIJW
French Ginglm
Chambrays
i n Ido
Padl..cki
lint-
Shf.c* 'i’llre.i
* l»a\ ins.
Bareges,
Apron Cheeks.
Flannels, variou
Cainbrieti,
Irish Linens.
Brown Liiicit",
Toweling.
Corsets,
Hoop Skirts, K1 ^„, ,
Ladies’ Collars to Cuffs Paper *’«
Ladies’llniulkcrehiel* St.ir:-.,; i Frou
Combs of every fylo, Gent ' Underw-
Hair Nets " " Paper and Euv
Gloves, " " Pens und Ink,
Hair Ornament-’, Pencil-,
Hose, a ml Hal!' lU.sc, • i .;
Wide Bolts and Buckles l» .
Braids, every sty e, l*i.
Buttons, great variety, Ct.-Gincre-,
Knitting Needle-, l'v.. 1 .;i •: Jc.i
Blcaehcd lioinc-puii, -'•i-t *u !• -r-.
Brown do Pncket b'.hiIu,
Ladies’ Hats, latest Calf \V»||. ; ,
_ t .«tylcs, I'audle Sticks,
Children’.# JJafs. lit ,-t Kaugbj ..
Myles, l(ii7.i.r> and Stra
Ladies Shoes, everv Sniu.*.
, style
a 6
t
— — Shoes, do do
Children’s Shoes, do •
Gent’s Hats, every style
Boys’ do do do
And a gro it many art i
, Persons will do well i -
Stock before purclm-ing
Li . ki:
GENERAL. INTELLIGENCE
O I’
At>■ .unoM) s i'll/:/;y
OOUJ.MI1US ci \.
Success Attends^ ihe Diligent!
W ANTED A while iv.inun in I „ «... .1
homo III I!|C
applying at tbo 1 nt<
SPECIAL NuT ICE.— 1 It ,i vo t..
bJ attention to the eiipiiuli , i .,.i
nity that I have on toy I. , | ;tr .,
UOQSit, Li I-. Farm . P. , |
speoiei of property which u,.. i ,• ■ . :i ,
my column m the n« \ p i, . .. .j. , .,, ,.
to all that il j..a want i . ntu |
and see if we can’t trade, tin 'n *. . U, u ,
I. giving
V ’r „rk. At St.
• le. lip* It HtS to
New A .. U with."it chan :.- ! ■ u . If shin-
r.- . ’ho route by w l( , I..»u i v i I le, the
• I ■ Freight Lines
md
rward it at I t
jin..'-, wi ll ul • . . • • • • -. I'he Nash
,(•..•■ i 1. ui-vill.-. . N do ,v Chat-
l. 1 »ttoh ship-
•d !•> wav don|.• i• \ i will i t change
i.,i, .Uuivili
-id!. ' lv.rtK
1^0It SALE-A
A street. The In u , •
buck hull lai go ei,,,!..•>! ! i
lot coiituin> ..lie ha.; r. .
nil out building- n , r
be sold cheap it i ppp.-an ■
lot
. >• mi have
i:tc '•outing
ox *eu ling
. tint point
1. at r’ per
> land li
For Sale, Land in Texas
I WILL sell or o V ,
I city or vicinity a
Bayou, Coleman o.
Houston. Jht-land
admirably adapted i
contains '• Id an e- an
by applying to
' 'bis : ludiiu
but little \
2 mil
tains l‘» acr«the h-.n
necessary out building
Apply to
. I 2-!
I lv h>.
, all the
TlvFS.
l^OR SALE CHEAP.—A lmu-e a .d I..
I Glennviil. . .\i:i., 1
r ’.in-.' 'dil 'll
ill..
. • m m,o..,it Agent at
J hr-ouh Line-.
•
; • '•■.•lipin > each bill ot
II B.U’GIU
U. R.R.
gl t». G. HULL.
- up; U W. p. K. ii.
\. i. 1 *' 'M.A KD.
• t M. .*. W. P. H. R.
W. L. CLARK.
i * n- • <• Halil oad.
X I LG I I. Pm\V| ;K>.
' Ul ; W. R. R.
I!. L. WA I KF.lt.
.-ul M.aVN.R. H.
E. II. EWING.
Station, M.
. It. R.
mely laid off
ehuico llower-. Also a . h- •.
es, applo- and gr.ipis, A .
the best sehools both iiiaio
place can be bought at ii siioi
Apply to J. II. BIKES, or
lo tho owner. Dr. \N. C. Helamv.
IJUR SA LE—Tho house a id lot on t
to of McIntosh and Tlioioa* .-ir» efs
contains acros «*fgront,.|. Tin L- u
o rooms well lini.-heJ. On tho promise*
usual supply ol oiit-buildiiu - and a
of water. Call lur further iiiforui.itiioi on
I^OR SALE—Afino Buggy. I ul little •>•
* with single or double harne*.*.
Apply to J. II. Sf K E
Wm. K. BhbKi.i
ALL KlNlx OF GF.V MATERIAL AND
ARTICLES IN THE SPuLTl.VM LINE.
Re-stuckiiig ai.d Kopa'.rint; -U.:i** •• 11It uetuners
PoWDF.lt AND .-il"T F"U SALE.
ejt tit'ed a\ i L -'k- R. paired.
1ST B 'W
BIOT AND SIOE STORE.; A CADMiH ,
SEDELL & POPE, GUN MiD LOCKSMITH.
No. 166 Broad St., Columbus,
(I'NDKR CD"K'.- ii<>ri:i. .
-to"k
i that
•p-.-i 11:
STREET,
o»K .- HU l EL.*.
II untio
it of Sllve
‘•PI .’AH.
now receiving and
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and will continually keep on hand every style <d ! uwmius and i;. d. caps.
. .. , II >1 HECEIVED.
Ladio#, Misses und Children * and ,| u,
Men’s Boys’ nnd Y. utlis* |! sjinr.« en.
Gaiters, and ChiMron’.- C .pper-tiped Shoe-.
All Grade, o'
Duff, Kip and M’a\ l!roiraii>.
Great pains has linen taken in getting up ou
stock, an l wc guarantee ad work - ! I
**-T» Uoiintry M( i •!. lit : • v. • i! i u -nil iti
dueuincnts, and invite them to exm.pi.o <>ii
stock.
ALo, a fine assort mem *d
Soft and Cashmere Hats.
oct Ul-tf
NOTICE.
the loth
!• Ut; about • 'J
k cattle,
Has charge of the Watch Department, which
in i'self is a GUARANTEE that tho work will
be done in tho best possible manner.
persons having PLAIN Watehox can have
them J KWKLLED, cither in Ruby. Chrysolite
Gurnet or Aquamarine.
MR. INGMIRE,
Who is too well known to r.oe I any recommen
dation from me, bn« charge of the Repairing of
Jewelry. D.atnund sHting, Engraving, toe.
Oct 2" tt Sun copy.
GOLD PENS.
COGNAC Dll \\ DY
UN W111 SIC I A dec"*
ncdleai | n j •• -. ' i • G‘
CAB I’KR to i L"l :•■
S0Z0D0NT.
PI IE B«.?-t nrtiole for the i**o , i .pi n.
1 can be used. For sale by
CAIEl EL \
Phoeuix Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CoNM.
Cash Capital S600.000 !
R. Ii. MI’RDDI K. A.'fr
oct 21-1 to*
Dwelling Wanted.
of four.
’ll I’e l,
I oltrrction, will soon be ready, but in the tucuu-
t.mewuwill provide storage tor our patrons
' x ‘ until the building is finish t U Oar« Uice at ptes-
>' i era i- on P. in lolph street, in W. W. Garrard’s
' ! I'liilding, tictir the old Lowell Wurehoiw.
•lollN I "M AINE.
W. H. II I'G 11 ES.
t|,. r i Ctdumbu.*, Sept. 1.'. lk'i*—o> 11 -ti
REMOVAL.
i \\T E have removed to No. E P.r ,»d ' V' \ *
>> Street, where we IT . *•• i •
i a general <
| Grocery and Commission Businetss
| and shall endeavor t : •
< I U ILL i
I ' lie r. Ver
lue on Tue,dii>
S20U Kev-ard.!
Columbus Female Academy.
RATES OF TUITION.
lie piitroniu
I our old friends and |
j ones a.* will lav. i u • with . all
•d t .
will be uiidii the imtm iiati *uper\ i*ion ot Mr.
and Mrs. Sumd.ks but ■.:..-o \*ill bo
ohtirged t>.r tuition. Tho fir*t Term will upeu
on tlio Ut Monday in October uext and the rates
for it urw as follows :
Literary Department o i
Incidental Fee 1 2*>
Mm' Uot signtne
TUE HIGHEST MaLK I.T PlUCi > p nd 1..
COUNTRY PRODUCt
Al An. IA Lfi oail Mi rrl.
JKFF£RS0N & HAMILTON
ward paid o
tekOil.
i I ELM AN
t 21
Notice.
'dwell 11
Tat
beg
s ii the mar- j
• to a daugh-
).,
es,
•hee river, 12 miles
•ontatns Wi acre-,
M'i.mnUt" 1 4‘s) of which are clearo.i. "n the pja^o i- n
* 1 ' comlortablo dwelling, with .« well uujra*d
• *n of tr.vir xnr ,j t lin d a tin ill ..r-h u i «.f choice tr .it trc»
n
ra.J ;ng to ns. | buiidin.’-. and me settleme t »nc n ij • tr ••! tl.e
• v... -,,r: .v:- i u» • ■ « i • : • : 1 ' 1
• ( - H i i 1 settled and itapr vcJ and -•.•••»: c ire ha* been
* W Wi’b I n 1 ' ld ! taken to keep it in i huu -i a- •ultivntion.
v - ‘..'b- • ^oi.co The productive Oipaeit> -I tl --o i m l.-uru well
• K *1ttmnal ma- | known in tne neigub .h -'d. Com. fodder,
nr; 1 tho old and Stock cau be purchase I
.« D.WuuvUy repu j r . | _ucl(tf._ "•
wh", put upon [ FAK M FOR RENT.
i'ARXl containing tw. hun'Iro.1 aiol ^v.;n-
>w»ui smm».uH,o» 1» bottom
Lukod i land; the place in good fix . ► 1 dwelling, • ut -
iruuliii* MixUim, stable, barn ani cin I- • hi,d screw.
Convenient to egh^l nnd snurob, wit. ;m I" miles
,,t Culutuhu. oil 1'io.toii. 'dll.ellibc
uocos-tiry farm Itntoeuients, if Go-ii%••».
I'orturai- appl> lo G. v o>ll"KN.
^ ud 17 - tl Mu lbs pU'-e
hear of a good tenant b\ .
' of -J. Kyle A Co. P«.«Ho.--i'
f PIlK FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT January next.
1 of Gold PENS. Call nud try them at novl tt.
T. S. SPEAR’S, ■
Oet 20 tf Sun copy.
bplji
•d bv I-
•1 j.*-EPH F. P"l .
n tuc puc:.
. W uuLFoLK.
■ a th.t WM ever i A ty-fivoVr«. ot GnJ, tw • hun-rjd
• « .. l , W| - y i state of cultivation, an J fitt>
kn
wh Khali
more Uy
The Great Ladies Fancy Store
PERRf & CO.,iT1f;
peeted, n
S I 1 Jrortd Strcjot,
IIAVK JL'ST Ol'KNKD TIIK MOST BEAU-
Tilt I. ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
HATS AND SHOES,
IS THE CITY.
i ilia I.* l.os it* politaly r«au*»»*l t «all on u«
LIMITED SCHOOL,
COLUMBUS, CA.
; L: 4T
ii K number will be limi'
pupils ; aud all will >
attar entering, to voi.
tin remsiuder ut tbo ye -t
The scholastic yeur will bo
ded into three terms. Tne
term now progressing will or.
comber; The ju< <ivn, will be-
January and end the last ut Mar-
will begin the first ot Ait.I i.d
Juno. Paymoute duo lor uu t
ginning.
tlT ,nJ r * ,llC,,,ar j"’ir. ,5 MTNTD.SlL
WANTI5I ),
LARI) and COUNTRY HAMS.
„ctM ti 1* 1. wil I I
I no ot Piano
Vw'al^ M usic 2 i"
No extra charge for Lutiu.
U ird for i I arm ... 7 • 00
Boarder# must furuish sheets, pillow casus,
owtds. table napkin- nnd pay extra lor wash
Tiff and light.*, 7uif 10,1 OU,/ I mu»t /»• pool
\n ailpan.c. It. M. &AUNDER",
_Sopt 17—tf President.
G. A. KOEHNE,
MKUCIIAXT TAILOR,
i I D"
1-1L
l G. htrui i
Street,
H A,- returned from New York with
liNiiih mo vtcck ••) Br_'.id t otb
BeaverCiuuucrer, D.*«.»kin-, \ (.'stings an
admirable tnmiuiug-. and is now prop trod
tw iiiHkethu latent style# of dre«s and bu*moss
suit.- at the shortest tmuce and the U wc.-t j ri
cos. Call and examine the g ods botoo pur
chasing ebe»here.
Opt. Hi. 1W 1m _
DR. A. J. FOARD,
.AL DIRECTOR ol the late Army ot
; s ,«. io .der- Ini pr-Iusm »n:il servi-
•' ti;."i* ot t’olunibaa sod u inity
. iliw p«m II *u-«
! \ EL per* .r.«>d. b*e 1 i„ t k* I •: r;.i ot
- \ « j .
thut they must eomc op .it. 1 ■.••ii.-, ,nd th .
i who tail to pay by ir-t i «v * u.a.uy next.
■ that tiieir notes and • o . • >vtli o - pu. <a
at unco. 'J he bo -k and j r- of *. . • i.
are kept at «»ur « ld #:.r !. • . r -r ui.-i i
Hotel. C"1»Y. i-1.1! M ING ,v \\ il i.
Columbus, Md. 21. 1“* ■. tiol
FIRE PROOF WARE i.GJSE.
OBBinto ik W IU : • r ..VA'T
l' erulVy." 1 * 10 01 p'.Q • v’'.'. ‘ Al 't U’ \ I ; ‘. V. U '
Randolph • LIVERY AND SALE
UNITED STATES
I N I EHN AL B EVEN l Ji. l’A.Ml’S Jus re-
R. NY. .1 AQi'KS,
Sept 21.1 v.-tf D. p. Collector^
<iK\i:uil pi m a\si\a uxm v.
ISRAEL F.
iWN & SOX.
/V' rr.
\Y
A MG !■: a . i
..ission till
rat. at d
-•He-. Ur-
XT
CARRIAGES. HORSES, v ‘
and everything * • the l.i « ’ .
Busioes*. AL * t r I I N 1, —■
he is prci atea »u ! in.’ a 1 ii. 111.A L ^
at short uot'cc.
Horses inken oil Hoard and sal.*.
and every a'tvnli *n pa. i ■ them.
Plant iti i. E r Sale.
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