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JEWS ITEMS. oli tS® ESUtlHEIl. ia mcd gentlemen are Agents CS ES« 0,BBB in A,abaraa! f, Seals' Station. [diacbubbeo. llurivillo. r , persons, j.liuerryton. Suspension* CbuunenupKce. i Union Spnnss. j.ter, Villuln. j. Burke, Glennvillo. J. Jlldwey- „; oe named genUemon aro our several depot the Muscogee •o.iCoI.J. A. L. Lke. ; . ii. i). Williams. C. J. O’Xkal. . u. Watkbs. , v J L. JJyinotox. Vsiins. JaMF.s W. Covington. H./uams. of Kufaula, Ala. t ! ^.l’rt-'i)Vteriun church on next nov 11 2t inp. ^ , t Advertisements. ( oxt, at 10 o’clock, George at auction a largo lot of od?, boots, feboes, &c. , n Tuesdni’, has unotber pilule, of a most defiirn- ■ A:e. Sco advoitiao- for sale a valua- in Barbour county, oll’t* ini'll ton .Florence, lla. i Hamilton want pork, corn, BiU-’i notilies persons owing , i,i ptiv no one but thoni- „n wants t«> give twonty-fivo -oconvict some unknown . ;.o t it-ced a calf from It is lot right. , ii ns for sale a good rocka* l0r s remaining in the city bo found in our columns it. Ivey A: Co. have a fresh 1 hemp-loaf rope. This is in this market, and those va;\ 1 do well to go early Mon- t and bn v. -T;ic smoke-house of Mr. H veil was entered Friday nighj, not having the fear of the uni,;,-.barrel gun beforo their vj'.irod the stock of Mr. Bard y supplies by taking nearly a jjr, Mime lard, mackerel, salt ope their bread hereafter will J that their salt will not save a trouble-some conscience. i l‘sjUiu>c*.—Our friends seem ini; un potatoes this fall, and for the largest specimen is well W<- havo twice thought hero- • had bi cured the largest pota- try was capable of producing. : wo have noticed previously yone sent us on Friday even . J. A. Id Loo. It weighed tunds, and was shaped very turnip. Colonel Leo sent us hil, nil of largo size. Wo are Pi fay that wo aro convinced not only tho largest potatoes f them than any one else who h<* ring 1 If any oro, yot ck, can beat him, wo aro ready acknowledgment. But we re that it can ho dono. bus.—Messrs. C. S. & y >r, proprietors of tho Cbatta’ -..r'p, are making arrangements • 'ting tall M eeting. They an -ral purses, and have opened ■ riptions for sweepstakes for •us ages, which will no act the attention and meet the , "iv tiers of blooded slock. The i nmionec on Tuesday tho 28th lust through the week. Wo an sport an l a revival of tho nl of tho South. News by Telegraph. Mobile, November 10.—Bulger, 1440; Batton, 131; Smith, 81. Monroe County—Bulger, 104; Patton, 501; Smith, 43. Clark County—Bulger, 5; Patton, 285; Smith, 178. Patton has large majorities in Wilcox and Baldwin. • Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 9.—United States Senator Jacob Collator died to day. Washington, Nov. 10.—Wirz was executed this morning, lie died calmly and without fear, protesting his inno cence. The charge of conspiracy which tho court found against him includes the nnmo9 of Davis, Seddon, Cobb and Wind or. Chicago, Nov. 8.—Tho county elec tions in this State yesterday resulted, so far as heard from, with lew exceptions, in the success of tho republican candidates, o republican majority in this county 1 >roximate.s to 5,000. .’renton, N. J., Nov. 8.—Official: Wood’s majority in tho Stato will not vary much from 2,000 to 2,500. The next Legislature stands as follows : Union ma jority in the senate 1. assembly 10. Newark, N. J., Nov. 8.—Wood has from 2,000 to 2,500 majority, again of nearly 10,000, over lattyoar. The repub licans have 10 majority in tho assembly, and 1 in the senate. Flections of Ward secures tho appointment of republicans as clerks in chrncery and supremo courts, nil a host of other positions, Tho Slate ringing with rejoicing. Milwaukik, VVis., Nov. 8—Returns! from 57 precincts, including the cities of I Milwaukie, Racine, Kenosha, Fon du j Lac, and Watertown, give Fairchild i (Union) for governor, 1,087 majority.; The voto for the extension of sulTrage in 17 jrccincts runs 413 behind the ticket. There s but little doubt that Fail child is elected by from 5,000 to 10,000 majority. The ne gro sullrago vote is doubttul. The whole vote is light, compared with that of last ear. New York, Nov. 8.—At half-past 12 look, to-night, the Tribune’s estimates show the Union ticket elected in this Slate by about 20,00;) majority, with a demo cratic majority in this city of 23,000. Ward (Union) is probably elected gov ernor of New Jersey, and the assembly of that State will bo Union. This insures the passage of the constitutional amend ment. The Times’ estimates show tho election of tho Union ticket in this Stato by 30,000 majority. Washington, Nov. 8—Louis Sehodo, counsel for Wirz, had an interview with the President to-day, in accordance with a previous arrangement, lor tho purpose of asking a commutation of the sentence, lie mentioned as one of t> o h ading rea sons for his request that tho prisoner was very feeble, and his appearance indicated that lie would not live six months longer. Tho President being survounded by u largo number of visitors, Sehodo did not consider it proper to ask for a direct an swer, thinking it possible that somo addi tional facts might come to tho knowledge of tho President before Friday, which ight induce him to extend the executive leniency. Ho left tho President a short tatement, with tho reason on which ho based the application. Tho President re ceived tho paper and promised to exam- CANDIDATES, Stewart County Nominations. Lumpkin, Nov. 7, 1835, The citizens of Stewart County met this the 7th day of November, and nominated the fol lowing names to represent this county in tho next Legislature, to-wit: W. BOYNTON, for tho Senate; DR. I. W. STOKES, and Judgo JOE. S1IAW, for Representatives. J. Sc a if, Chairman. Quo. W. Kidd, Socrotary. nov 11 te uppers by Steamboat or tor McBurney has given no >f stouin boats and boxes tho t'lmttahoocheo that they • leaving Columbus, obtain from l). W. Jnques, Esq., Depu • and report to R. G. Morri wn, and havo their manifest to James Outline, Fort Vrmits from that Collector s&re required for tho shipment whi.-key, tobacco or cigars, but '•■ shipmentof osnaburg*, sheet' • —After a fruitless attempt 8»lurd«y morning, we had *•’ up wind during the day, in i.olhcr dry cold snap. •’ ‘bJ n^t maintain its rise long ' 1 : -Lg up the boats. It is again rtuin prospects of bettor bo • many curiosities and won lately been discovered it ''..'..•rn wilds, none is more ■msrvi.llouM than the mountain ■ *3jiaied about twenty miles " ' • ty, Nevada, and only lr >m the head of naviga- ■' . r-hdo river. It rises ab- •‘•c Putin, about four hundred •/- J Ml > t Untftin * )Uro ' 5 l )urk 01, :i. AKUIVALS. Ks Hum.,' Nov. 10, 1805. ^Weco.Oa. Great Circus. <7. Uu diiiT"" am , Jo Parker, Alu rhUJ - R ^ P ' ,3 “- ■el. city. ,, i**1 Tenn. '•rk. SShvi'l’l '' ° co “’ 0| »- S'Sp.’fteifi"-- a.a. l UlLjJ w n |, ’“Gwart county. KewVurl, > n, .1,, rK * COL. JAMES N. RAMSEY is a candidate for re-election to the Senate from Harris, Talbot and Upson counties, Wo are authorized to auuouuco tho name of Hen. l’UIL COOK as a candidate to Congress from tho Second Congressional District. Gen, Cook was originally opposed to secession, but whoa his Stato secedod went into the army and there remained until the closo of tho war. nov 9 to Wo arc authorized to announco A. W. REDDING, of Ilarris’county, a candidato to represonttho Senatorial District composed of the counties of Upson, Talbot and Harris, in tho ensuing Leg islnlure of Georgia. Wen authorized to announce the namosof It. J. MOSES, and J. M. RUSSELL, ns candidates for the llouso of lloprosontativcs for this county. Nov 8 !o We are authorized to ivnnouuco tho name of Col. U. A. THORNTON as a candidate for Senator from the 21th Sena torial District, composed ol the couuties of Marion, Muscogee aud Chattahoochoo. nov 7 to A CARD- Editor KxqriRi:u: During my temporary absence from home somo partial frionds havo announced my name as a candidate for the Legislature to represent tho 21th Senatorial District. Permit mo to say that my privato en gagements are such a* to preclude tho possibil ity of my being a candidate for the position. Respectfully, nov 8 to JAS. M, CHAMBERS. For the Legislature. Mr. Editor: You will plcaso announce tho name of WM* A. McDOUGALI), Esq., as candidate for tho llouso of Representatives from tho county of Chuttahoocheo. Mr. McDougald is a young, energotic and in tolligont gentleman, largely interested ii question of tbo l'utuiu supply of labor for tho South and will.make a legislator equal to tho emergency of tho times, nov 7 te CHATTAHOOCHEE. a it. , « i Wirz remarkod to Ii is counsel to <lny that ho was not well in body and quite feeble, therefore he feared that lie could not walk to tho place of execution with a steady pace, and this might be interpreted as a sign of fear and guilt. This morning when ho saw workmen building the gal lows it surprised him ; ho said that bo did not shudder, but this was because ho loll nnocent of the crimes with which ho was charged. 1*0 UGH KEEPS IK, N. Nov. s—A Stato convention of colored inen mcl here to-day for the purpose of advancing tho interests of their pcoplo of this State. Upon tho assembly boing called to order, lifteen towns were represented. Tho arriv ing trains bring more delegates. The con vention was addressed this evening by a Mr. Day. Frod. TKuiglas is expected to address tho memcors to-morrow. The adjournment wili take place to-morrow. William Fitch of Troy, is chairman. Considerable interest is manifested. New York, Nov. 8 — I)r. Sayers, of this city, yisitod the Atlanta yesterday. No sickness on banrd* all the sink having been removed to the Nightingale hospital ship From statements made to him by Dr. Burdoll and the health officers, there can bo no doub as to tho nature of tho diseaso. It is Asiatic cholera. Gov. Curtin is lying very ill in this city. Ilia physician reports him better to-day. New York, Nov. 8.—Gobi dull and lqjvor, opening at 147-, declining to 14GJ, and closing at 14G&. Nkw-York, Nov. 8.—The Commer cial’s Washington dispatch says ; Tho President will issuo his Proclamation de claring tho restoration of police beloro the mooting of Congress. For the Legislature. PEOPLE’S TICKET OF TALBOT COUNTY , MARION IEETI1IIN E, HUUERT BROOKS. „ nov 7 to PEOPLE. Wo arc authorized to mmounco JAMES M. RllHSULL, Ei(|., acanuidato to roproeent Muscogoo county in tho House of lloproscntativos. nov 5 te For the Legislature. We'aro authorized to aunounco DR. II. M. JETER a candidate for the House of Roprosontat’m of the Legislature ol Georgia, at tho ensuing NEW STORE! NEWGOODS! S. PUMP & CO., No. 23 Broad Street, (HUNTER’S OLD STAND,) Havo in store and aro daily receiving a largo ns ortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Dress and Cloak Trimmings CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, ISFOTIOISrS! Hats and Caps, 33oots and Shoes, GENTS’ AND ROYS’ CLOTHING, Gents’ FURNISHING GOODS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, JEANS, TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, and all kinds of Goods suitable for Gents’ Ln- which they offer to icinity at tho WILDMAN, YOUNG & BR0., O KSRS, OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ HANK AGENCY. GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE BOUGHT -AJSHD SOLID. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES. GFEOBGIA. ;j ; Bank of Selma ^ Control Bank Commercial Bank-- Eastern Bank Bank of Augusta 25 Central Railroad Bank Georgia Railroad and Banking Company— 90i Bank of Middle Georgia 70! Marino Bank 55! M . u '’ 1 Northern Bank Southern Bunk Augusta Insurance Bank of Athens Bank o( Columbus Bank of Commerce Bank of tbo Empire Stato Bank of Fulton Bank of Savannah Bank of tho State of Goorgia City Bank of Augusta Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Mechanics’ Bank Merchants’ and Pluntors’ Bank Planters’ Bank Union Bank lot Manifucmror.’ BMk 12 , p UnUrl . aml Mechanic,’ Bank limber Cutter*’ Bank 12 : ALA. BAM A. St»eB.nk Bank of Mobilo Bank of Montgomery FOR QUOTATIONS 0^ OTHER BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT* OUR OFFICE. October 31—2m • SOUTH CAROLINA. ** . Bank of Cauiden 27 " U'Bank of Charleston 20 *• Bank of Choster 20 ^ Bank of Hamburg 20 •• 42, Danfc 0 f Newberry 25 •• 25 I3 an k 0 f th 0 state of South Carolina 20 •• 23 Commercial Bank 17 •• 10 ; Exchange Bank 18 - 10 Farmers’ and Exchange Bank 12 "* ^ Merchants’ Bank 20 * Peoples’ Bank Planters’ Bank of Fairtio'd 18 NEW STORE! newToodsi H W. L. PARKER, (LATE OF KENTUCKY,) AS JUST OPENED at No. 64 If road Street, first door above Randolph, an entirely New and Well Assorted Stock ot‘ Goods, which lie “{fora to the citizens of Columbus and vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tho’s Chaffin, Jas. Thwcatt and Charley Shivers, can always bo found at this Establishment, and they will bo pleased to sec any of their friends who may favor them with a call, and will not think it a trouble to show Goods. I lie Stock consists of Goods of every description, such as: Gents’ Boots and Shoes Southwestern Railroad Union Bauk Wool Delaines, Half Cotton do. Poplins. Mosambiqucs, Jaconets, French’ Ginghaui? Cliumbrays, Bur o ties. Apron Cheeks, 1' lanncls, variou • Cainhr Groceries, all kinds, .Snuff.' 6 Pockot Cutlery, l’i. bio Padlocks, Hatchets and Haiutnc Shoe Thread, Pei fu iils, i Lit and dies’and Children's wear tho citizens of Cohnnbu.< lowest market ratos. The especial attention of Country Merchants is invitod to call and examine our stock beforo purchasing elsewhere. Liberal Discount allowed to the Trade. MR. THOMAS CHAFFIN, Sr., (formerly with Redd, Johnson & Co.,) and MR GEORGE MEREDITH, (foruioriy with J. Kyle A Co.,) would be ploasod to see their old friends and patrons at tbo above address, where they may roat assured they will ho treated, with tbo snmo fairnoss and kindness which chnractorizod their dealings with them in former times. Nov 8 1m dee »to For Congress--3d District. Wo arc authorized to announce IION. IIUUI1 IIUCIIANAN* of Cowota county, fur Congress for the 3d Dis trict. Tho Third Congressional District is composed of the following counties: Schley, Taylor, Mus cogee, Harris, Talbot, Troup, Meriwether, Heard, Coweta. Fayette, Clayton, Carroll, Campbell, Haralson and Paulding. nov 3 to Fenianlsiu in Canada, Toronto, C. W. November 3,—The Fenian excitement stilt continues. Quito, a number of private soldiers are under arrest for sympathizing with tho Fenians. The city and its approaches aro picketed. Many Americans are preparing to leave for thoStatos. Numbers of Orango-men aro arriving for tho defense ol thi3 dis trict. I have posilivo information that the Canadian brotherhood hits n fast etoamer ready for armument, it is reported that a number of officials of tho government are ongaged in tho conspiracy. Great military preparations are going forward. The Sholbyville Union says: “Thero is conlinod in our county jail, a man who surpasses any one in relieving himself from irons that wo over heard of. For four consecutive night 1 *, ho has managed to extricate his Imndculfs, and after boing taken daily to tho shop to havo thorn re newed and improved. On Thursday last ho was harnessed anew, both “hand and foot,’' and on tho following morning, to tho great surprise of the jailor, his rnana*. ides were off, and the hot part of the joko hope-fur peace, happiness and prosperity is, thoy cannot ho found. After a diligent search, up to tho present writing, no brace let or anklol-'tcnn bo discovered upon the jail premises.*’ For Congress--3d District. We are authorized to announce HON. B. H. BlGill AM * of Troup, for Congress for tho 3d District. Tho Third Congressional District is composed of tho following counties: Schley, Tayloi, Mus- cogeo, Harris, Talbot, Troup, Meriwether, Heard, Cowota, Fayette, Clayton, Carroll, Campbell, Haralson and l'aulding. oot 81 le Wo nro authorized to announce D. II. HURTS, lCsq., of Chattahoochoo, a candidate to reprosont tho 21th Senatorial District (composed of tho coun ties of Muscogoe, Chattahoochoo aud Marion) in tho next Legislature of Georgia. Election on the 15th November, I8G5. oet 31 to . COL. BFlViilRIjY A, THORNTON, FOR SENATOR. /■'<litor Enquirer: As it is now evident that tho Convention will not change tho present Senatorial District, and as the action of tho noxt Legislature will he very important and need our best mon in that body, I would re spectfully suggest Col. B. A- Thornton for our next Senator. I know Col. Thornton well, and consider him ono of tho most intolloctual mon of his ago in tho State. When in tho Legisla ture from Muscogee county, eight or ten years ago, although then young ho took a very prom inent stand, and it was then thought that no young member could compete with him. By ordinary rule, Chattahoochoe county is How entitled to the Senator, and as Mr. Thornton i* living in Chattahoochee county, I trust that thero will bo no opposition to him. oct 31—to Mugcoowft For Congress,--2d District. Lumpkin, Ga., Oct. 23, 1865, To the Voters of the 2d Congressional District: In viow of the present condition of our coun try, tho result of the !ato revolution rendering our prominent friends ineligible to u scat in Congress fof tho presen*, I havo been induced l*y frionds from different parts of tho District to become a candidate. If I am your choice I will support tho resto ration policy of President Johnson, looking to a complete return of tho Southern States to their former status in tho Union. The only HENRY PERSONS Has no partnor—neither general, nor special, nor active, nor silont. HENRY PERSONS will kocp the best of everything in his lino whether of DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES or CLOTHING. HENRY PERSONS Offers no goods at wholesale except such as can be re-sold at his retail prices. HENRY PERSONS Will sell his goods at as low prices us they can ho bought for in this market. HENRY PERSONS Is selling Silks from *40 to $110; Cloaks from $10 to $185; Over Coat# from $10 to $70; Pants from $d to $23; Blunkots from $0 to t?35. T. S. SPEAR, PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED WATCHMAKER -AND- a-E-WELLER, . Corner Broad and Randolph Sts., AT III8 Ol.D STAND, Ilm now upon n new ami rich stock of FINE GOLD WATCHES, 1UC1I GOLD JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, FINE PLATED CASTORS, CUPS, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, PICKLE STANDS, SYRUP CUPS, &c. ALSO—A Duo assortment of Silver and Gold THIMBLES, Gold and Silver SPECTACLES. HAIR WO RK, Made to ordor, any dopign or pattern. PEBBLE SPECTACLES, In Gold, Silvor and Stoul Framed, WATCH WORK and Jewelry repaired by good and responsible workmen. MR. JAS. FRICKER Has charge of the Watoh Department, which itaolf is a GUARANTEE that tho work will done in tho best possible manner. Persons having PLAIN Watches can have thorn JEWELLED, either in Ruby, Chrysolite 1 Garnet or Aquamarine. MR. INGMIRE, Who is too well known to need any recommen- dation from mo, lias charge of tbo Repairing of Jewelry, Diamond setting, Engraving, Ac. Oct20-tf Sun copy. h - K.!K’.*i" n v! K0,0 «ry. , ''Ckf,.|| ‘ v?iA?W ** Orleans, k •'Ui p ly -’ ’f 1 '*****. LIST OF LETTERS R EMAINING in the Post onice ill Columbus, Ga., Novembor 11, 1m>5. Parlies calling l»-r any of which will please gay they tire udver- 1 A-Lowis M M Alien, Mrs U 1‘ Allen, Mrs J Alexander, Capt Win P Aubrey. B—C B Barry, Mrs S 1-; Battson, Col K Baugh, Mrs M J liaakley 2, Mrs rf Beasley. John Bick ers, MwE Bird, Mra A F Black, Frank Bly, K Bluckrock, J 11 Bozeman, Mrs M .1 Brady, S D Bridgeinan. Asa Brooks, Mrs E Brown, R Bryce, Anna Burrows. C—John Carisellc, L Cannon, James Canty, Miss D C Cary, J Costner, Olms Carpenter, A Clegg, B Cook, S F Coulter, J*r N N Cooke C C Corbett, J A Corbally, 11 on S T Crawford, Mrs S Crew, Win Culpeper. D—Mrs K Day, B Davis, L G Davis, Dent A Co. Mrs S E DeMoss. Miss A Denson, J D zicr, Nancy Dowsing, Miss M L Dudley. K-S Eliass, F Epos. K—J M Fletcher, J II G Freeman, O G Free man, Freeman & l’ye, J Fuller. H—Mrs J F Gastis, Mrs M Gib - <n, J G Gibbs, Miss (4 Goodion, J Goldsmith, LGnucs.Wm Gorman, F Grant, G Grab urn, J 1, Green 2, W J Green. II—Mrs W H Harriss. Airs M Hamilton, Mrs M Harvey, MralK Hart, W .3 Hair, A Herring ton. Mrs A b Hicks A C llulowuy, il Hotch kiss. J—Mrs E Jones. K-J Klein. Ia—.1 Lawbon, B< nj Levy 2, Mrs E J Lynch 2. M—Mrs K Mays, G 1’ MacMurdo. W S Man- field. Mrs S (J Martin. D MeArn, 11 It McCoy, McCrary, Mrs ^1 V McMahon. U McGee col, Midi A N Miller, Dr T S Mil.hell. U Moencb, Mrs CC Moore, Miss K C Moore. T A Muir. N—J K Noble, A J Noles. O—Mis, F Oliver, Mrs MollU Owens, Mrs A \ Owen P-Ml _ Perry Miw Fr&nciu Portmanu, Miss M Profiltt. H—-Mrs T A Raines, T Rowland 2. Miss S II Kobmson, A C Robinson. 8—BF Sanborn, Miss 8 Sillman, A Simpson, Dr Slav Mrs K C SUppy J H Snipes, A Snow. T r G A T'lVake. J R I’hmnba. W-J H Whitten, Miss M Wycli. uov U T. M. IlvJAN, B, M Mattie Pettro, T W HENRY PERSONS Will rce< vo Ibis week Ingrain 3-ply and Brus- soils Cat pelingd. HENRY PERSONS Will keep bis stock complete by weekly arrivals of goods. HENRY PERSONS Has written an ungrammatical scnfenco in tli advertisement and will give to tho boy or girl under fourteen yours of ago a present worth fivo dollars who first corrects it. 85) 13road Street, Old Stand of Itedd, Johnson & Co. _nov 7 2w JUST RECEIVED! -BY— WISE & WATT, IN LIGON’S BUILDING, NEXT DOOR TO THE OLD POST OFFICE, A Fine Assortment of and cheerful support of tho union of the States upon constitutional limitations. Thero is sorrow at the grave of a first born; anguish in tho house that weeps a parent dead* I remember the touching lamentation of that ardent and impassioned nature, Edmund Burke* when bo mourned an only son, the heir of his house aud his name. You havo all heard the wail of tho King of Israel at tho death of a rebel son, but no such sorrow is over folt for the soldier slain in battle or for kindred gone down to the grave, ns tho oxilo feels looking for the time upon bis native homo, or tho patriot when ho secs tho soil ol his country crimsoned with fratcrnul blood. May our eyes never weep those tears again. Your country hangs weep ing on your neek and beseeches you by the tuetnorios of the past and tho hopes ol‘ tho fu ture, to stay reproach and crimination and send healing waters along all the channels of social and political life. Respectfully, J. E. BLOUNT, M. I). Sumter Republican, Albany Patriot and Cuthbert Reporter copy. oot 29 te HEADERS MILITIA RUSSELL COUNTY, 1 Crawkohd, Ai.a., Get. 3d, 1365. J Special Order I i\o. 1. f The citizens of Ru.-sell county aro hereby in formed that, by virtue of appointment, ami in obedicneo to instructions from his Excolleney, LEWIS E. PARSONS, Provisional Governor of the Statu ot Alabama, I heroby ussumo com mand of the Militia ol this county. All persons desiroui of forming Volunteer Companies for the County, to suppross insur rection und crimes of violcAce, are invitod and authorized by the said order to form themselves into Volunteer Companies, and will recommend suitable persons to comtnund tho same. Jhe necessary arms and ammunition will be furnished. By order, CHARLES M. HOOPER. ' olC. com’il’c Militia Russell Couuty, TO-WIT; Extra English Dairy Cheese, Pickles, Chaw Chaw, Sardines, Cun Oysters* Lobsters, Raisins, Candles, Nuts, Liquors, Tabic Sauce, Dried Figs, Fancy Baskets, Crushed and Pulvorizod Sugars, Champagne, and a great many other articles too nmueroi to mention. tmvKIw J. R. IVEY & CO., COTTON FACTORS, AY areliou.se RECEIVING, MWARDING AND GENERAL Commission Merchants Briok Warel ii. we no propnrod ving, Forwarding iu all its vuric GOLD PENS. Gold PENS. Oct 20 tf Sun copy. NO KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH! Whoever Wants Full Value for their Money Must Come to B. JACKSON’S, 138 Broad St., NEXT DOOlt TO ROSETTE & L.UVHON. The Largest and Best Stock of DRY GOODS -AND- . CLOTHING, Consisting of the following articles, I offer now to my friends und customers: CALICOES; DELAINES* ALPACAS and LUSTRES, MK1UNOS—French and English* LINENS* BLEACHED MUSLINS aud SHEETING* LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS, tho latest stylo; and a great many other arti cles too numerous to mention. I respectfully invito my friends and custom ers to oall soon. Country Merchants will do well to lay in their supplies at my storo. B. AOK SON, oct 15-tjanl 133 Broad street. Irish Li Brown ..... Toweling, Corsets, p Skirts, * Collars tc CufiV llandkerchic:* >’ style, I oolli and Nail Brushes had < Hair Nets Hair Ornaments, Hose and Halt j|„>v, 'Vide Belt?and iJu -li,- Braid., overr fly e, KnVttimr S'Vtdlc?,"' Sliirt' • louts' Paper l ndoryvear, ohd Envelopes. Ladies’ Hats, latest styles, Children’s Hats, latest K 1'weeds and Je mi (lenders, I’" ke; Books. Calf Wallets, style, Misses .Shoes, do do Children’s Shoes, «|„ do Gent’s Hats, every style Aud n groat many article lemons will do well to ea Stock beforo purchasing. i*. mentioned, md examine ot August 23-Jrn GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OPPICE, .VO. Ii.-, broad street, OOMaiHUS, GA. Success Attends the Diligent! S 1 ’, 1 /. 01 ^ ^’OTICE.— i hen I (’ii vo to call ami see it wo can t trade, then g.. elsewhere. Ha nc« n G , , "‘"'v ll,P ‘■' urt .-.V 1 c,ttJ .‘■ ou »*y« ‘containing b50 land II .t ,1H lit nil nthe Ida ‘All is Fair in the West." with ample st. . _. to do tho Warehouse, It and Commission Busine branchoi. We nro also prepared to advance on Cott and Merchandize m store, and on Cotton for shipment. Confignu cuts solicited. Opposite Post Ofllee. , J. It. IVEY Sc CO. Columbus, Ga., Nov. 9, l3i 5—lm L. LIVINGSTON, (LATE ELLIS, LIVINGSTON it CO.,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, COLUMBUS, GA., W ILL attend PROMPTLY and give prr- * until attention to tho sale ofCO’JTON - and other produce consigned to his care, aud filUII orders lor Merchandise which eanYe procured in tho city of ('..lumbus und forward the same either by BOATS. RAIL ROADS or WAGONS. Thankful for tho very liberal patronage ex tended to our old firm, would solioit a share of tbo same at tho Intelligence OfBeo, No. t»0 Broad street. L LIVINGSTON. Oet iB-Uu E. S. SWIFT, Ag’t, 163 Broad Street, OPPOSITE COOK'S HOTEL. IS JUST RECEIVING and opening a largo -L assortment ef Staple and Fancy Groceries, consisting in part of tho following: Prime N. 0. Sugars, (brown) Clarified r ’ • Crushed and Pulverised Sugars, Rio and Java Coffee, Mftfkorol, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Black aud Green Toa. Candles, Erasivo Soap, loilet Soaps, Assorted and Fancy Candies, Gum Drops and Raisins, Currenrs, Dates and Prunes, Macearoni rnd Cheese, Jellies, of different kinds, Mono and Cinaiuon Bark, Poper, Spice and Ginger. Picklos, quarts and pints, nnd I’icolili, Preston & Merrill’s Yeast. Powdors. Soda, Fine Clrweing and Smoking Tobacco, l resh Salmon, Lobstors and Sardines, Fino Winos. Liquors, London Porter and Ale, \V orcostor Sauce, Cumberland Sauce, Tomatoo Catsup, Fino Sugar llouso Syrup, lino Family Flour, Macaboy Snuff, Nuts, Citrons, Almonds and Fitbuts, Butter, Pio-nio and Soda Crackers, Mustard, Lost English, French and Amerioun. Call soon and exaiuiuo lor yourselves, os I havo too many articles to onuinorato f®r the printers. E. S. SWIFT, Ag’t. Oct 31—2w A. V. BOATRITE, 127 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GA., OPPOSITE COMJMUTS HANK, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, IIATS, CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, -AND- blankbts. JOHN l», MANLEY* Formerly of firm of Mauley Jc Hodges. JOHN W, WILLIAMS* Formerly of firm of G. L. McGough A Co. nov 5 2m A SPLENDID STORE FOR RENT, PPLY AT ^ OctlO-tf 78 BH0AD STREET. For Rent, For torius apply to Dr. M. Woooturr or MRS. S. S. HARD WELL. oct 1— tf WANTED, $10,000 IN GOLD! Liquors in Cases. 500 Cases Choice Whiskey and Brandy, 100 Baskets Champagne, all brands. Just received and for sulu at oct 15-tjanl . COTTON. JOHN T. EDMUNDS & CO., IB^UDsTIKIIEIRS —AND- COMMISSION MERCHANTS MACON, GEORGIA, Office on Third Street next Door to Post Office. •dapt id with the i the Rail • f Col urn ■mid. and dii._c •igtble at all sea the year, ■IK ES. or 1,000 COTTON SEED roll SAL bushels ot good cotton seed, lur solo Apply at the • pl'KLLKIENOE OFFICE. I I’.hk - ..wii|,ie,n,yMr.' KI y',! 3 "ideated on “ho The bull - ■ Flynn, In du tb; 12 ding >• "•‘-rw.’-As©' F btroJt ^hiVou""™,!}"!’ V’ 1 0,1 F^syth V V. J 1 ll ' '■ ; ,I, ' 11I| 1 S I"U1- r 1 Hill-; tho h"1f* h " nlllli room : thd •k hall I nil out iluiTdi be sold cheat 'h »ud water i property ’ upplii J. IT. rIKKS. For S.ile, Land in Texas. WILL sell or ioinit uperty A Co., New York, or to c 0 cash advances on 1 Norton, Slaughter r correspondents iu Planters and owners of cotton entrusting tbo samo to our cure for sale orshipment, shall have prompt returns to sales, in gold or currency us thay may direot. Wo solicit orders for tho purchase of cotton. Gold and Silver and sight exchange on New York bought and sold. Wo refer by permission to J. B. Ross A Son, Bowdra'£ Anderson, Knott & Howo, liurdcmnn A Sparks, H. W. Cubbedge, N. A Hardee A: Co., Savannah; Third National Bank, Nash ville; Citizens’ Bank, Louisville; Commercial Bank, Louisville. oct 31-ltn GREEN AND BLACK TEA, 7 the very ‘ ‘ “ oct 27-tf HAY RUM. A SUPERIOR Article, for role l.v octn-tf CARTER it FLOURNOY. VALUABLE MEDICINES. J AYNKS’ F.xncctorant; Ayers’ Cherry Pectoral; Balsam Wild Cherry: Sandford’ii Liver Invigorator; Ayer’s Fever and Ague Cure; Tarrant’s Seltzer Aporieut; Cubebs aiul Copaiv.-t; Jayes’ Carminative Balsam; Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup; McMurin’s Elixir of Opium ; Thompson’s E>e Water; Mitchell’s Eye Salve; Cherokoo Remedy; Mustang Liniment; Seidlitz Powders; For sale by oct27-tf CARTER A FLOURNOY. KSSnSiftS: neec-Sjiry nut' Uufl/lVniV’:,re',’,li'tl.'e'pr" nO-c. 1110 A™ ,yt " 'I. H. SIKES. UllKAP.- A house .,nd lot l„ J, qioin.Mll.. Ah,., |- miles snut t ufioaU' Mutton ,l.tmd O. H. R. The lot eon tains tour ueres 11,o house hus four All | yard i- liund.-uu : flu fly J.ild oil ; -U both • i planted with >h ird ol ncach- , 1 onveuient to 1 K-mulo. Thus e can bo b »i»ly to to th R. Bkokll. .Rob’t C, 1ST EJ "W COGNAC BRANDY lart in GOLD, oot b lm JOUN KING. Office at the old Murine Bauk Agency. selected BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, tU.VDER COOli’.S HOTEL), WSfflr’ IIUUoIIUl’O to tho Oil,- now receiving a!| U i lll, ls n j n< u, ’ ,,u,y wo are BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually keep on hand every style of Ludios’, Miss os’ and Children’s Sbt.es. and lb. iaitcr: id Youth) Boots, ’Shoes and Coppcr-tiped Shoe*. * and Children’ All Gr Buff, Ri|i and U a\ ItroRans. **■ l " Country .Mereluints we offer lil.eralin- due stock. and iuvi Alsi Soft anti Cashmere Hats. S0Z0D0NT. can bo used. For Bale by _ | \irvi IM .,i oct 27-tf CARTER & FLOURNOY. | >V slr.f i will removal. i to No. l.i l)ri Phoenix Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital $600,000! WHIS old and well known Cnmpiiny will re 1 open its business at my # office and bo |>re pared to take all kinds of Fir oct 24-1 n It. B. MURDOCK. Agent. Dwelling Wanted. A NY person having a dwelling of four, five xV or six rooms convouieutlv situated, can hear of a good tenant by applying ut the store of J. Kyle A Co. Possession wanted by l-t ol Januury uoxt. J'J>lil , lI F. I’uL'. novl tf. gonerul Grocery and Gommissiou Business uuil aluill ulhiuuri.r to moril u fuir.hur. of uuh- rt'nr ''utri'Ui'uo W'c.-li.,ll l,o | Ir.,., ,| to *00 all «•- C o ,-iunruunla ,ollr-itnl. the HUiltEST MARKET PUlOfS i>uidiur COUNTRY PRODUCE Al Jio. 1» itI'nml Sired. JEFFERSON & HAMILTON.. oct 21 III! • select- LIMITED SbHOOL, COLUMBUS, GA. peeled, after entering, to eoutiuuo the remainder of the yonr. The scholastic year will hcdi\i- ded into threo terms, Tbo kikbt cetnber; The hkcokd, will begin the first January and end the last of March : tbo Titian, will begin the first of April and end the last of June. Payments due for each term at its be ginning. For rates and particulars applv to novfrtf J.R McIXTOSH. Wood! Wood! Omctc MoBILR AM) GlROth K. R. T>ARTIKS wishing Oak and Hickory and 1 Heart Piue Wood by tho car load cun be supplied upou application to J. M. FKA'/ER, Treasurer, ucl Notice. A LL pers .ns i:ul< l>:c l to tin .’.tie firm of ^ V Cody. Fleming A Swift an- aureby notified that they must e-.aie up an i settle; and those FOR SALE, AT THE OLD STAND OF J. B. JiLQUES & BRO., A LOT OF FINE Tod aud no Top Buggies, IIA. rilCESS, WHIPS AND COLLARS. \Y 1 ' i, i l i I ? tS '".T" " »>>« *>M.n. wo will err-h, ur , rr luiuuo l,.r «n- *' Sept.0,186ft.M 31101) YDS iMAl'ON SIILUTING, |,’OR SALE hv tliu halo ..r ut rotail. A A. V. BOATIUIK, uov i l\\