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‘'local news items. A(a ,vrs von i iik ENitvntKtt. jao following named tt.ntloiiicu uro Acotils , r UniC.’i.rg"i'8 lisniulBKit in Alabama: ' ji r Fowori.. foals' Station. Wim'lv*y. llatchacbubboo. JJ. jt, Sanborn, llurtvillu. • jV. Waller. Persons. •j W. Banks, Hu.tryton, ,j t \ ilaker, S(«|(®umuii. W tt. Andrews. ChuniionuKaee jl'll. Smith, Union Springe. \V. A. Lester. Villula. jir. Thaina* J- Burke, Uloimville. £ L. Jenkins. Midway. e f The following namod centlemcn nro our A’cuts at the several depots on the Muscokco K At Station No.2. Col..J. A. L. Lkk. At box Springs. II. I>. Wauaus. AtUoncva, C, .1. O Nkai,, At itutlor. E. II. Waters. At Part Valley. J. L - Bvixotow, . At Jones' Crossing. JsURS W. Covisotox. New Advertisements. 1), l’. Ellis had a larRts sale of stock VI..— I'll lied in 'iinn of 1 !i Dkativ ok a Vhoi l*!\ris n hhort timo * hi^li linwieo, und. imu i-:>i tomiiiK years of riotous livin ', v •r.si.l TMli’u* hr- tune, the Duke «!•» Orunicnt CadoNoupe. lie was the very prince und type ot tli. se remnants of nn Hlete tiri.•tuernoy, who. still prmi 1 of title which siirnify nothing, and rich enough to think of no « arm r hut ona of geU-itutulgcnee, am cilleil lm jeunr.BM three, The best thing that his friends can say of him now that ho is g no is, that ho was nobody's enemy but his own. lie was tried at Versailles three years ago for killing in a duel .Mr. Dillon, tho sporting correspondent of Hell's Life in London. Ho conducted himself very decently on that occasion, lie did not, n« some pooplo thought ho ought to have done, show any remorse **r ivi ' utunc ) for having taken ‘Dillon's life. Ti nt would lytvo boon inconsistent w ith the lino which ho took a* a professed duelist on proper occasions. AY hut ho did ho told the Judge ho would lmvo deliberately done again, and it would havobeon wenlcncss to shrink from the consequences. Ho was for many years, on account of his extravagance, un der what tho French law term- an “inter dict ;” that is. although not adjudged to bo of unsound mind, ho i* considered a pe&liytm, untit to have tho management of his own fortune.-—/'am LeLh r. GOODIES! »; lor day, and to-morrow ho will sell va rious things, and rent tho handsome resi dence of tho iuto Major Dillard. U. M. Johnson is going to roopon his echoed for boys at Kockby, Hancock county, on the ‘did ol January next. Mr. Johnson h a teacher of tho highest order of capacity and qua I ideations. Tho fuel that he was at ono lime tho Professor of Hollo I .cures and Oratory at Athens, is a sufficient recommendation. A. V. Ihmirito has been getting more goods, llo is always getting more goods —of the latest and best styles. He has everything from common ofcnnburgs to tho most delicate fabrics of foreign manu facture. Go to Kortlrito’s and got suited. (Jruenwood & ilrny will advance on cotton shipped to their correspondents in >'ow York or Liverpool. Messrs. Harnett & C’o., cotton factors, romniifiiori merchants and grocers, aro jiroparcd to do anything in their lino of business ns commission merchants and to supply any demand for any sort of gro ceries* of superior quality. J. tforson & Hamilton, nt Kodd’a old corner, lmvo choice bams, lard, fresh butter, etc. Everybody likes these sta- j.L\« and ought to go and got them while they are mi tho market. Anybody wanting to rent a good plan tation and buy stock to start with, tbo cutuing year, can bo sui'ed by applying at this olHco. 1 wo highly improved plantations—ono in Harbour anil tho other in Marion county, Ala- -nro otiered lor sale. These arc large tracts of lino cotton land, and will be sold at a bargain. For full par ticulars apply to Mr. K. W. .Sonbrook, in tni.- city. Mc.-»rg. Redd 1 ».V Co. have a lot of coast nit which they aro ollbring for sale. .Salt i* a great surer—wo therefore recommend It' many people. Cuttioi.—dltir markot was rather dull rfeterduy. Middlings may bo quotod at |4I( 14Jr., though tho rnngo was greater, iood Middliugs 4Jle, Haiti h and lhe. Hirer.— Tho rains |cea»od Wednesday evening, and yester- was a fair and pleasant day. Our r 1ms risen a foot or two,but not enough It • afford steamboat navigation. Our Ku- Ifaula friend was correct in his protestn- 11;..11 that “it Wtth only going to bo a little •r," so far as tbo cfTuet on tho river | wa- c oncerned. But wo aro still hopeful uf better luck next time, and that soon. 77m; Ila&lern Mail, yesterday evening, | vi»» a very scant ono. It brought us no li.’y paper from Macon, and nothing •in nay point beyond. Tho vote of Tay- r •-.ainty (given olsnwhore) was tho only ectiuii 1 eturn we received by thetruin. J' 1 lUeetinn.— Wo could not ascertain, ester Jay, the vote at any country pro- r.rt in .Muscogee county. Tho vote cost |:n the city indicates the choice of tho r.tv f"r all the officers elected by Mus ee alone, and we think tho result in the tutorial diftrict. S.—Thu following is tho vote of Up* Jenkins -o, Buchanan 10, Bigliam Burts **, Kussoll 121*, Moses 1<1, Jeter 6. llUilJ, AHHIVAI.S. F- *k’< Hotkl, Nov. ir», 1800. pl il Waugh, t 'nion Springs, Ala; p l'» McCrary, K v; ‘ Campbell, Lit; '* Campbell, do; It.Nl.rnv.- Ltiiniikiii PVIiAn.W«.ii, Ky; ’ linker, .1..; r "wn, T.llx.Uo,,, Oh; _ 11 Leonard, do; 111 . Rockwell. Lumpkin, On; |A l Kurt, ,1„; k 'I Lightnor, ilo; I;'kl Jones, A Ir; '■ 1 1 'win, TnlboUiin, On rutit; N Y; r. l.nuLvilln, Ky; Niii-livilli-, Im; Tcnn; JUST RECEIVED, Am; Thk Auab IIoHsk.—The Arab horse is watered only once in* tho twenty-tour hours. Ho is often obliged to content him self with dates instead ol barley ; llo scare given to him before they are pm-fuetly rlpo, when their stones u»e »• * ft. and are eaten, stones ami all. In the spring he is turned out on th*» pastures; but in the summer, if his master can ail'ord it, begets a little barley. On this scanty fare a Ipmso in tho dosortn is expected, if noeesH.irv, to accomplLh for live or six successive days, distances of a hundred and twenty-live to a hundred and fifty miles. and alter a couplo of days' rest and gad feeding, he will be «iuit»* w<*ll enough to rep.'At the feat. If no shakes him.-eif at any resting place, or paivs the ground with his foot, U is held that there is no occasion pull up in thojournoy; and if you would know at the end of a day of excessive fatigue how fur you can yet depend upon your horse, get oft'his hack ami pull him strongly b.v the tail—if he remains unmoved, you ma v still rely upon him. “It is of no very rare occurrence to hear of a )i.*rse doing one hundred and eighty miles in twenty.four hours!” The requbilcs which the men of tha desetta look for him are, that “lie should carry a full grown man, Ids arms and a change of clothing, !<>od for both his rider and himself, and Hag even on a windy day, and if it bo fiucossury, drag a deudy 1 oily behind him. They have a new burglar trap in Lon don designed especially lor safe-robbers. When tho burglar attacks the safe to force tho lock, he afficls telegraph wires whieh'hftvo been placed in communica tion with tho street lines, and sends an alarm to the nearcit police station, indi cating the number of the * do which is in jeopardy. The >ah»* nro ivgi.-lere.! with the number of the houses where they be long, and the officer.- proceed at (Hire to the spot and capture th** cobber who h,»s informed nguinst himself. Tho scenery ulong tho sources of the Salt Colorado must be grand. ” For thousands of foot on each side, uprise per pendicular walls, timc-'poiiidind, Irom whose giddy hoiglits, looking down :i faint glimpse <»f the river, is caught, cold and Uurk ns death. A sunbeam never yet wus rdluctud from that watery grave.” N kouo iSukkaok.—Tim question of ne gro sutfrngo was submitted to the people of Wisconsin, nt tho cl or-lion on Tuesday last, and rejected by a majority of about ten thousand. The Republican ticket pre vailed by a majority a* large. We hope this is the last we shall hear of negro suf frage for the present. - AV/.W/b Mammoth Citcr* ok Iowa.—A cor respondent of ilio Chicago Tribune, wri ting from Davenport, Iowa, ol date Sep- iber lid, says tho crop of vegetables in •tt county, Iowa, this year, is worthy of special notice: Tho crop of onions is without precedent. Tho number of biisliuls raised will roach ono million, nt an nvorngc of four hun dred bushels per aero. On a farm owned by a Mr. Johnson, near Davenport, from six acres were gathered tin**.* thoi^and four hundred bushels. Some fanners sa.v thnv will get eight hundred bushel* ft.uu a sfnglo ogre. Tho grapo and putatoo crops are a! > very heavy. Ol the latter, farmers claim to have raised four hundred ImtdicU per acre. At |>r(sent prices (armors will r.-a- li/.o fifty dollars per aero. *»l"t«• r all expen- 808 are paid. Thu* is the farming country we want to lap l»v the North M - ouvi and St. Louis and Codur Rapids Railroad, What imSai.kh vtus?- Wood i- burnt to nsho=, ashes aro lixivated, ley is tin Hull. Ley is evaporated by boiling, black salts U tho rosidum. Tho sail undergoes purification by fire, and the putn-h of c merco is obtained. By nt.other pro we change potash into poni'liudi. Now put th<»80 in Backs and place thorn over n tillory wasli-tub, where the formenUtmn evolves carbonic acid ; the prmiucL b«-ing hoAvicr, whiter utid drier than the pearl ash. It h now faleralus. How mud salts of ley and Carbonic acid n human stoniacli can bear and remain healthy, a question for a* salcmius eater. Sm people say salorutua will not harm too stomach. It is a ley. A clergyman, thinking to puzzlo a t^im- Uor, asked him -. “Whore was your religion before George Fox livid ?’’ “Where thine wn c ,” fiaid the (Junker “before Harry Tudor’s lime. Now," ad dad tho Quaker, “pray lot mo ntk lii question. Where wn- Jacob going when he was turned ten years of ago? C'an&t thou tell that?” “No, nor you cither,” «nU tho clergy man. “Yiwi call, : 1 replied the Q*iak( r , hewn going into liis eleventh year.” \S, l'!: 1 * *''"lin. r, ,io; kl>borh»rt, .i.i- • 'mnipll. We»t Tolnt |A Alu; " •' MicUhhI, (la* |‘»t> .«.,K. r> Snit„„ Ain; , "'■•well, Ain; w' i ‘'".’i a V; 1: ,"?' 011Al "; W Al »l , Lin; ;l uii^i ISA*-,, Tl" *•’ Your rocKKTiiooK.— 'pocket, who was laid5 ly, ■ ■- l'rison for nd.deed*, bo% 1 K ,.*. , . r lu » marvelous adroitness in I . V. ‘I.****. ' v ' kS requestod to reveal . *•. non tl... fffyy,.., , M'vr discloBuren, were made. 1 • a , 51 m liliuly to i»o useful to 1 . * r . w, jljng t" tako a hintt 1 I the pick pocket, “at. 'v t. it I,.'.'I?’ , of un resident of the . “ ; i '»rndy Atrangers and country- j -i.. 1 ti ,ri "*' n * asked how ho dis* 1 ihoV!" »‘-’ lio r’ “; -ory ,,iuil >''’ 1- 1 "'"Wing list of persons who IVr. m, - V,cl,ms uf the craft : .r 1.. * n ,in omnibus who takeout t, 0 p after tho stage stops an "Untrym^n, Those wh*» stop ,"ii thu fidcwalks or thorough- Pii utn!?. 1 °M t P^ekotlw iki at the box die theatres or steamboat 1 Vi ho stop t-. game at shop "un money, or shew pock- UrnKf sl % ur tall ill the Funk ’ these” he said, “aro • g lit,.. 1 -. v,cl, ini. If 1 tind a man ir > the iu# i ^ 1 0P carrying an open ■ h,i i» vrH „ * n n,n ° times out of l tr »of.N *a n d wo victimize him. ■< 1T ' " u«if n ^ u '‘ n thoatre, or stand 'A ana wo * re K oner aily country 1 I'wki).,^ .?*** 01 ihoso observations of rUe an.l V!.'°hvi«»us to all city Pthat ll,« ft?,u nU f '.' r 1,10 ^markable ' Ike t.I,,,.' , ^ rssidentH seldom aiifter iDtry ^fatwns ot ihoso light-fingered ry r' iir J La! £3. yLi- m FRENCH A KkmaRKanf.K I)t:«• i-s 1 •.n. — In New 1 irbmns lately, Judge buplnnlier dec tliAt tho value of u pew in church n depend in a great d- gree on the "legiti mate pride of a father to esiabli-h a gifted daughter with the bandit In bo derived from tho conspicuou- position” in ques tion. This is tho first time we over knew it t‘> be said so from tho Judicial bench, Thk Nkwbi'apkk.—Take tho most tho rough man of the world of your joqunint- anco-tho man most perfectly voiced in all that goes on in all conditions and rank * oi life—and I ask you what would ho be without his newspaper? By what postl* bio machinery could ho learn a> lie sits nt his breukfust tho la.-t news from China, of tho but bullet at i’urL, the state of tie* funds nt San Francisco, the winner at Newmarket, tho pantomime at the Olym pic, and the encyclical of the l'ope ? Without my now.-paper Im<- would nar row itself to tho small units of my per sonal experience, and humaniiy be com pressed into the ton or fifteen people 1 meet with. As for tho advorlbeinonts, 1 regard thorn as the mirror of the ago.— ,8how mo ono page of tho “ivanb" ol any country, and 1 engngo mys-jif to give a sketch of the current clvdizaiou of the period. — Lord llroughmn. Jenny Lind Lozenges, Crydulizod PruitH, Licorico Gum Drops, Crctnn Sticks, I Winn Drops, Omitou Ginger, Superior Cordial Sugar Almonds, mu Strawberries, Cordial Filberts, Cordial Fancy Kings, am PUtaclio Shells, am Hearts Pomcbee, Cream Frit ache Imperial, Uosolivs, Apriont Slices, Mnrslimallni) 1 hops, Jelly Gum Drops, K.»se Lozenges, Pino Apple Lozenges, Peppermint Lady Drops, Huso Lady Drops, Orange Lady Drops, Lemon Lady Drops, # I'-L'K SlicoH, lC»"lisli Pcpporminl Loepiircx, Stc., A:c„ icc., Acc. n^v 15 tf FRESH ARRIVAL! Mohs’ and Hoys’ Hats, LailUis’ ami Misses’do.; Crapo Lustres l’lnid Shawls, Cloaks; lied lilankcts, MngHsli atul Froucli Prints, French Percales, Merinos—all shades, Opera Flannels, llalmorals, from $ l/»0 to $18— Very hanilt'umo ; llosidos many other choice goods, At SEALS, JONES A ACEE’S, 62 Kroad Street. Nov n, lSo.'.—'JlT NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! s. pump .& co., No. 23 Broad Street, (HUNTER’S OLD STAND,) Ilavo in 8toro and aro daily receiving a largo ua ortmuit of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Dress and Cloak Trimmings CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, isroTicFisrs! Hats and Caps, Hoots and Hlioos, CENTS’ AND HOYS’ CLOTHING, Gents’ FURNISHING GOODS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, JEANS, TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, and all kinds of Moods suitable for Uonta’ La dies’and Children's wear, which they offer to tho eitir.uiiM uf Columbus and vicinity at tho lowest market rates. Tho espocial attention of Country Merchants is invited to call and examine our stock beforo purchasing elsewhere. Liboral Discount allowed to the Trade. MR. THOMAS CHAFFIN, Sr., (formerly with Redd, Johnson «!L Co.,)and MR UUoROK MFRKD1TI1, (formerly with J. Kylo Sl Co.,) would bo pleased to poo their old friends and patrons at tho abovo address, where they may rest assured they will be treated with tho saiuo fuirnoas and kindness which ohamotemod tboir dc.tlinKS with them in former times. WILDMAN, YOUNG & BRO., BRO.KERS, OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ BANK AGENCY. GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE BOUGHT JSJN1D SOLD. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES. SOUTH CAROLINA. Central Railroad Rank Uoontiu Railroad and Mankind Company- Bank of Mhldlo Georgia Marino Iinnk Rank of Augusta Augusta Insuraneo 10 j * bank of Athona Rank of Columbun Rank of Comiuoroo Rank of the Empire Stuto Rank of Fulton Rank of Savannah Rank of tho Stato of (loorgia City Rank of AuKUBta Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Rank Mechanics' Bank Merchants’and Planters’ Rank Planters’ Rank 17 Uuion Rank Manufacturers’ Bank Timber Cuttora’ Rank ALABAMA. Rank of Mobil Rank of Montgomery **' {•'OH QUOTATIONS OF OTHER BANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE. Dot nbor .51—2m HENRY PERSONS no partuor—neither general, nor special nor active, nor silent. HENRY PERSONS II keep tho boat of ovorything in his lino whether of DRY GOODS, IIATS, SIIOKS or CLOTHING, HENRY PERSONS Offers no goods at wholesale except such i l»o re-sold at his rotail prices. HENRY PERSONS Will soil Ills goods at as low prices as they can bo bought for in this market. HENRY PERSONS la Belling Silks from $4<i to $uu; Cloaks from • 10 to $185; Over Coats from $10 to $70; Pants from $ii to $28; blankets from $0 to $'t r ». HENRY PERSONS Will rocoivo I hid week Ingrain 3* ply and Hr soils Cnri ' tings. HENRY PERSONS Will keop his stock complete by weekly arriv of goods. HENRY PERSONS Has written an ungrammatical sentence in tliii advertisement and will give t<* tho boy or glr* under fourteen yoars of ago a present worth live dollars who first corrocU it. Hi) Broncl Street, Old Stand of Redd, Johnson & Co nov7,2w G. A. KOEHNE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Second Door from i. G. Struppcr, on Randolph Street, H AS roturned from New York with a handsome stock of IS road Cloths, Reaver Casiiueres, Doeskins, N estings and admirable trimmings, and is now prepared to make the latent stylus ol dros.-* and business suits at tho Rhortest milieu and the lowest pri ces. Call and examine thu goods before pur • chiidiiic elsewhore. Oct. M. 1865-1 m GEORGIA. * Rank of Selma Contra I Rank Commercial Rank Eastern Rauk '!!. Northern Rank Southern Rank — o.y Rank of Camden*. ]*' Rauk of Charleston .... 10 Bank of Chester Bank of Georgetown — — 23 Bank of Hamburg ... 42 Bank of Newberry ’’" Rank of the Stato of South Carolina ■••• 28; Commercial Bank .... 10,, Exchange Bank •'** Fnrmere’ and Kxchango Bank Merchants’ Bank Psoplos’ Bank... *** |”|| Planters’ Bunk of FairtioM '* |“iI Planters’ and Mechanics’Bunk „ Southwestern Railroad *•* Union Bank NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! W. L. PARKER, (LATE OF KENTUCKY.) H as just opened at No. 64 Druad Street, firwt door above Kaudulph, au cutircly New aud Well Assorted Stock of Goods, which ho oilers to the citizcus of Columbus and vicinity at reasonable figures. Messrs. Tho’s Chaffin, Jas. Thweatt and Charley Shivers, can always he fouml at this Establishment, and they will he pleased to sec any of their friends who may favor them with a call, and will not think it a trouble to show Goods, 1 lie Stock consists of Goods of every description, such as: Gents’ Boot* and ShoM Boys '• •• •• Groceries, all kinds. Tinware '* •• Snuff, I’ockot Cutlery, Table Padlocks, Hatchets and Hammers Shoo Thread, ! Perfumeries, T. S. SPEAR, PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED WATCHMAKER -AND- JEWELLER, Corner Broad and Randolph Sts., AT IIIS OLD STAND, Hus now oiion a new and rich stock of FINK UOLD WATCHES, lilCU UOLD JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, FINE PLATED CASTORS, GUI’S, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, I’ICKLE STANDS, SYRUP GUPS, ALSO—A fino nssortmont of Silver and Qold THIMBLES, 'loM unj Silver SPECTACLES. HAIR WORK, Made to order, any design or pattern. PEBBLE SPECTACLES. In Gold, Silver ami Steel Framoj, WATCH WORK and Jewelry ropaired by good aud responsible) wurkuieti. MR. JAS. FRICKER is charge of tho Watch Dopurtmont, which it self is n UUAltANTKK that the work will he done in thu best possible manner. Persons having PLAIN Watches can have them .1KWKLLKD, cither in Kuhy, Chrysolite* Gamut or Aquamarine. MR. INGMIRE, Who is too well known to nood any recommen dation from mo, has charge of tho Repairing of Jewelry, Diamond Betting,•Engraving. Ac. Oct20-tf Hun copy. GOLD PENS. FINEST AND BE f Quid PENS. Call 1 Oct at tf Sun eojiy. NO KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH! Whoever Wants Full Value for their Money Must Come to B. JACKSON’S, 138 Broad St., NEXT DOOR TO ROSETTE A LAWItON. The Largest and Best Stock of DRY GOODS -AND- CLOTHING, Consisting of tho following articles, I offor now to my lrtuuds and customers: CALICOR8) UEI.AINR8, AIaPACAH mill M’STKKH, niKlUNON-French and KttgILIi, L1NF.NS, ULilCACIlKD NllSLIiVS and H IIKKTRVU, LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS, the latest stylo; and a great many other arti cles too numerous to mention. I respectfully invito my friends nnd custom ers to call soon. 4*r Country Merchants will do well to lay in their supplies at my store. B. JACKSON, _ oct 15-tjanl 131 Broad street. Liquors in Cases. 500 Cases Choice Whiskey and Brandy, 100 Baskets Champagne, all brands. Just received and for sale at Calicoes, Wool Delaines, Half Cotton do. Poplin a, Mosumbiques, Jaconets, Lawns, French Ginghams, Chaiubrays. Murages, Apruu Checks, ,, , UUW1 , Hanuels, various colors Hair Oils. Cambrics Pomades Iri.-di Linens, (Tooth and Nail Bruflhoc Brown Linens, Cloth and Hair do lowo tng. Fancy Sow*. Vi r . 'shaving do t.?\T ^ Cravats, great variety. Lailfos Collars A Culls, I’ai.er Collari, I<adius 11andkerciiiels, .Shirts and Fronts. Combs of every style, Gents’ Underwear, (Unvnu tS ,‘i 1 1'npor aud Knvetopes. , , 1’cns and Ink, liair Ornaments, : Pencils, lloso and Half Hose, Slates, Wide Belts and Ruckles Dolls. Mrauls, every stylo. Pipes, Buttons, great variety, Cassiinereic Kmttiug Needle*, Tweeds and Jeans Bleached Homespun, !Suspenders, i ro i Wrn ,i, , , ( *° l Pocket Books, Ladies Hats, latest Calf Wallet*. nt,;i 8 S yeK >' n , Candlesticks, Children s Hats, latest 1 kuughphy Mills, i .. ,*i> e "A| Kntora and Straps, Liulies Shoe*, evory Spurs, vi;- wty, 5t . , Shoe Brushes and Misses Mooes, do dp Blacking. Children s Shoos, do do Gent’s Huts,over}'stylo Boys do do do And a great many articles not mentioned. lT 11 / Wl J° l “ C ft H and examine onr Stock before purchasing. August 28-iai GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OPPIOH, iVO. «;.> BROAD STREET, GOLUMlilJS, OA. Success Attends^ the Diligent I OPKCIAL NOTICE.— T beg leave to call ut'onlion to thu capUalista uf our eemrnu- mty tout I havo on my books a largo number of lions, s, Lot.-, I 1 arms. IMantations and other species ot property which does not appear in my column m nio newspapers. Aly advice is t*i all that it you want to buy cull first on mo aud see if we can t trade, thun go nlsewhero. „ T . J* U. SIKES. PLANTATION OF 1,028 ACHES uf RV. r CKLLLNT LAND FuR SALE.—This 1 Ifltit.'ition is located in Cnamberscounty, Ala . six miles north ot Salem, 22 miles west of Co- T; l ‘""V, or in Oottjm to b. 10.(1. ulilbeilnve. Corn pork, rlock, b ova, caul a ami uiukw lunv bu bought with it. Mate pro- B’n ul.urL.V- *- C,,M0 ' H ' A. V. BOATRITE, 127 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GA., OPPOB1TK COL.liill UI'M II A .VK, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY COODS, BOOTS, SHOES, UATS, CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, —AND— ROPE. .J US r J’ ARRIVED yo oils Hemp leaf rope. Nuv u-i ur rale by j. n. ivky .t co. Ail th or cm ■ m tl.o .'—Tho f..|. '.ion n'Ulc, ilrunl; ? Well I'll r»» <1 ruxk, ii wiiun Wiie.v ix a Man Diun lowing ;iolil« couri onv. r tho much di-lmln l .lucstion Lawyer— \Vn» Mr. Urali.i WitllbSs—(motH|lllV-ilull.l loll you. 1 Jon'i ibiiik it (j became il is prully liard ........ .. man is really Urunlf. L—Tlion you linva (joi enlargo.l idoas — on the .o'j mt of drunk ? W—Ye., sir. I ( all a person sober, a- long as be call walk straight and not stagger. L—As long as he don’t full in thu gutter. W—Yes, tie—<rmf ilon’t catch hM uf the yeas, to htc/t himself /rum l otlnuj •N*otice. 1J Is note* ot Raugh ic Tillman wore de stroyed in April last. Persons oweing in will make payment to them alone, or their huri/.ed agent. EDWAUD RAUGH. WA NTED, 5000 Pouuds Pork, 1000 Bushels Corn, 1000 Bushels Meal, 1000 Bushels Peas. Ull'.VTKY PKOUUOK of ov.rv dvjrrip- i<>n bought and sold at Wo. 1G Rroud troetby JEFFEKSON A UAMILTOI* Bank Notes Wanted. I AM authorised to purchase notes of tho I Rank* in (be States uf Ueorgiu, Alabama. North and South Carolina. Virginia, Louisiana and IViioensue, and will pay lull market rate* lor the sumo. W. FELIX A LEX AND KU. e Jt Co.. KoH*’ at. oct 'Ji tf Sun copy. Drs. SCHLEY & RAINES, OFFIOlfl AT ODI> FEMsOWS* IIAMs, First floor to the right on (ir.it Uoor- novlO-Lf Seasoned Wagon Timber. W E liuvo for salt) cheap. Hounds, Axletreus, Polos and Wheel?, Singletrees and Iloublctruus, All ironud aud ready fur usu. All of good nea- soned timber, Just received a good assortment of Rogers Scissors. Carpet Tacks, Knob and l’ud Locks, Shovels and Tung*, Pruning Theuiy. J. ENNIS 1 CO. ^nov 10 lm __________ JOHN MILLER, (LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TKNN.J PRACTICAL and Experienced QL 1 WATCHMAKER, No. Do Broad street, opposite Cooks MWiiM Hotel. Watches carefully rnjuiiroU ami war ranted for 12 months. Salitdnctioo guaranteed, oct 28-lm ;COTTO IsT. JOHN T. EDMUNDS & CO., -AND- COMMJSSJON MERCHANTS MACON, GEORGIA, »» Third Htreel nest /Ivor to /*'»/ (ijjice. Ojti \\ A Co.. N' r York, or to our correspondents Planters and owners of cotton entrusting the same to our care for sulo or shipment, shall have prompt return* to sales, in gold or currency *u> they may direct. We solicit order* for the nurchuse of cotton. Gold aud Sliver and sight exchange on Now York bought and sold. Wo rofer by perniisrion to J. R. Uoss A Sun, Bowilru.V Anderson, Knott A llowe, Hardeman «k Sparks, R. W. Cubhudgu, N. A. Hardee X Co., Savannah; Third National Rank. Naah ville; Citizens' Rank, Louisv.Re; Commercial Rank, Louisville. oet 31-lin T'r AT v FOR SALE, orchard oi oho , 11V ;** k”™" ami V(dual.lo I'LANTA- l., n"i T 111 Qawiohuu Bcnil, tormorly nwn.J ..’ Vi- ' r ";,T: J s ""b'.i r..m C.,lulnbuB. 7 Iroiu f...r M( thull. M. .V U. Hailrua.l, 1 he pliu’o is handsomely improved, has every ouii timtuoeessiiiy lor eouitortand eonvunienou, a trees, a vineyard, shrub- . there are cabin* sufficient mr l.io negroes, two gin housos. barns, stable*. - 1 .T& er ® f re '? 4,) .wm in tbo tract, 1100 cleared. ,i«l Unit olabi in buttoiu, a purtiun ol the bal ance ot deep chocolate. ihe fertility ol tbo laud is unsurpassed, and troui its huulthluln^ss and locution oneoftha most deal ruble plantations in tho South. Mock and provision* will be sold with the place it demrud. For further particulars apply to Vl . u u . T . , J. II. SIKBS. run bALfc-A plantation lying on the Chut- tahooebeo River, it miles this side of Fort t,tty Hh., coiifaiuiug 6.'X) ncroc. 4o0 aero, cleared Moat of tliir land I, good bottom land and well adapted to tho growth oi cotton. On the place is a good framed dwelling with I room.-, good JiShouaVaJd screw and with tho usual supply of outbuilding*. V.. u t Columbus, and 7 miloa lh « It ill road, and direetly on the river igaldo at all *** — ~ r "- whera i ding wiudi cold cheap SIGHT EXCHANGE ON NEW' YORK, FOR SALE, In Sums to Suit Purchasers. Oct fi-tf w. w. GARRARD. SIGHT EXCHANGE ON 1NKAV YOI tlC, FOR SALK BY JOHN KING, ncrSltu UANKP.lt.' WANTED, U«orRia, Alabama, South Caroli na and l.vnisiana BANK N OT ES, IN ANY QUANTITY. John kino. Office at the old Marine Rauk Akuiu'V. uet 18-lm JOHN I\ ItlANhKY, Formerly of firm of Manley A lie dge*. JOHN W, WILLIAMS, Formerly uf firm of G. L. McGough Sl Co. nov fi 2m WANTED, $10,000 IN GOLD! I WANT TO BUY TUN THOUSAND U0L- liar, in HOLD. JOHN KINO. Office ai the old oct 18-lni Marino Rank Agency. NEW FIRM. fl'MlK undersigned beg louvo to inform their I Iriends and tho putdic generally, that they have t his day formed a copartnership under the name and style of FONTAINE & HUGHES, for the transaction of a Warehouse aud General Commission llusiness,' Ail business entrusted to thorn shall receive prompt attention. Our W«trulu>u.-e, in proers* of erection, will soon lm ready, but in the mean time we will provide storage for our patron* until the building is finished* Our office at pro*- cnl is on Randolph street, in W. W. Garrard’* building, near the old Lowell Warehouse. JOHN FONTAINE. W. II. HUGHES. Columbus, Sept. 19,18AV—octl-tf Columbus Female Academy. RATES OF TUITION. rpiIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR will be divided 1 into three equal Terms. As ull the punils will ho under the immediate supervision ot Mr. and Mrs. SaUNUKU* but one price will be charged for tuition. Tho first Term will open on thu 1st .Monday in October next and tho rates fur it uru a* follows : Literary Department $2D00 incidental iue - i 2a Music - 20 00 J **|0 Vocal Music— **y 2 00 French 10 00 No extra oharge for Latin. Hoard for the Term 7.*> 00 Boarder* must furnish ihoets, pillow cases, towels, table napkins and pay extra for wash- R d .»i U - T “'' “' H:' M.' S A if N UK Seii 17—tf President, FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE. WE have converted our large; ruAiWiand commodious Livery Stabli bfiHliiito a Ware House for the star* , , age of Cotton and Merchandize. We solicit nutronage of our Iriends uud the j>eople ^en* "Illy. VERNOY A MAli AFFKY. oct 17-tjanl lot) BOXES Fine Chewing Tobacco, -AT- li. .TAXTKHOTSm I :«:• HHOAU MTUKKT. u»t 21-ir II. Makshali.. Ed. Pauhonh Southern Real Estate Office. MARSHALL & PARSONS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, auction and Commission Merchants, WHITEHALL ST., (UolUnd Iiouao Block, nour tbo Roil Road ATLANTA, GA. W« mokeoftloa of Storks, Produce, and col- loot Routs, Debts und .Soldiorv' L'loiiin, o»««utl Doodi. Mort«o»(W, oxomiuo Titles, etc. Nov 9, ltkir*—km Phoenix Insurance Compauy, HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital $600,000! nmjs old and ssoll known Company will ro I opon it. busing at tuy oflice und no pro par«d to tako all kinds of Firn risks. ' It. B. MURDOCK, Aneut. ^ oet 24-1 in* Dwelling Wanted. A NY person bavins a dwelling of four, fiv® /x. or six rooms conveniently situated, can hear of a good teuant by applying at the store of J. Kyle A Co. Po**e**iun wanted by In ol Janusry next. JObEl II h. 1 OU, novl If. SELECT LIMITED SCHOOL, COLUMBUS, GA. T MIK number will be limited to 40 pupil*: and all will ho ex pected, after mitering. t«» lontium the remainder of the year The eeholaftio year will be dlvi ded into throo terms. Hie nitai term now progressing will end the 2'*th cembrr; The hkcokp, will Login the fii>t «»t January and end the <>t March; thu nil up, will begin tho flr-t of April and end the last of June. Payment* duo lor each term at its be ginning Wood! Wood! OmcK Mm.ak xsn tltaum ft. ft. 1 )ARTIES wishing Oak and Hickory and . Heart Pino Wood by tho car load cau be supplied upon applicationi to J. M. MtA/.hR. ireajurer. oet 21-tf Wantod b<»ys who can answer bell* promptly, et drunk or sick once ur twice a week and can baud all business hours and strictly lion WYNNE A CO* E eet. Wa^e* paid monthly. m. sons uf the year, COTTON SEED FOR SALE.—!«0U ljjoo bushels of good cotton scud, fur salu. Apply at the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. !?»» SALK-Tbo School Hou.hu owned and A. long occupied b.v Mr. Flynn, located on the common* earn of thu Opulika depot. The buil- :u ’ f««t long and 22 tout wide with! 12 J and chimney. This building will be I” J. H. SIKES. For Sale, Land in Texas. I WILL sell or exchange for property in thi* city or vicinity a lot of land lying on Pecan Bayou, Culumuu up., Texas, near the city of Houston. Hus land is said to bu excellent and admirably mlapted to stock raising, ’rbe lot contains MO acres and a good trade can be made by applying to J. H. SIKES. L'UR RENT—A handsomerosidencein Wyun- -I ton, l uiilus trom Columbus. Thelotcou- lius l.i acres; the house bo* six rooms; all thn iwssary out-buildings ure on the premises. Apply to J. II. SIKES. l^UR SALE C1IEAP.—A house and lot in I Glcunville. Ala.. 12 miles south of Seal*' Slatiou, M.und G. K. R. The lot contains four acres. Tho house bus four room*. All thn necessary out-buildings are on tbo place. Thn yard is handsomely laid off and planted with choice dowers. Also a choice orchard of peaoh- «». apples and grapes, Ao*. Ac. Convenient Ve tho biwt schools both male and femalo. Thi* place can be bought ut a sacrifice. Apply to J. 11. S1KF.S, or to tho owner, Dr. W. C- Rclaiur. Wn. ft. Dkpkll. Kob’t C. Popg, 1TEW BOOT MtD SHOE STORE. BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, (UNDER COOK'S HOTEL), D resncctfully nnr of'Columbus and v iug und upnniDff • BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually keop on baud every style of Ladies', Misses’ und Children’s Shoes, and Mun's Boy*’ und Youths’ Boot*, Shoe* and Gaiters, uud Children's Copper-tiped Shoe*. All Grade* of Buff, kip and M ax Brogans. Great puius has been takeu in getting up our stuck, ami we guarantee ail work sold. 4T«r-Tu Country Merchants we offer liberal iu- duceuiciila. and invito them to examine our slock. Alsu, u lino assortment of Soft aud Cashmere Hats. oct 21-tf REMOVAL. W !'• havo reiuuvud to No. l.‘> UrAud* Tt Street, where wo propose to do|| a general jj Grocery and Commission Business and shall endeavor to merit a fair share of pub lic patronage. We shall he pleased to sou all our obi fi tends and patrons and as many uuw one® a.® will favor u» with a call, 4u- Cutudguiuoat* solicited THE HIGHEST MARKET 1*1110US paid foe COUNTRY PRODUCE At No, ft A Urontl Mtrevt. JEFFERSON & HAMILTON- o.t a-iiu Notice. A 1*L persons indebted to tho late firm of » 1 V 1 ' 1y ‘ *■ ,oll ii> , g A Swift aro hereby uotified that the> uiu't come up and settle; Mild tho«« who fail to pay by first day of Jauuary uext. that tboir notes and uccounts will bo pul in ««U at once. Tho ImmiRs aud papers ot Ihe couoera are kept ut our old staud, corner under Cook’* lintel. OODT. FLEMING A HW1FT, Columbus, Out, 31. l*bo. tjaul