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JOHK II. M ARTIlfi COLUMBUS : Tuesday Morning, Nov. 21, 1865. The time for the meeting of Congress la neer at band, and tho popular interest in the futuro action of that body doepong. Much anxioty U »l*o felt respecting the recommendations of the President as re gards the policy to ho pursued toward the States that have ronewed their allegiance to tho Union. Wo aro glad to find it more positively assorted that tho Presi dent will recommend their full recogni tion as States in the Union and the refeto- ration of their former political rights. Some speculations have it that ho will, before tho meeting of Congress, proclaim tho rebellion at an end and the Statos en gaged in it restored to their old standing. This would be embarrassing to Mr. Mc Pherson in his now generally understood purpose to excludo tho Southern States from his roll and prevent tho calling of the namos of their Representatives. But we are not sanguine that tho President is yet prepared to pursue this course. Wo fear that tho persistent accounts of con tinued Southern disutketion and imprac ticability, with which the radical press abound, have created too much distrust even in high olllcial circles to permit a lively hope of such decided action at this time. We appruhond that a prolonged term Of probation is in store for us. But we bavo unshaken confidence in tho dis position of tho Prosident to make that term as short as possible, and even to close it nt once if bo can do so without disregarding a sentiment of tho co-ordi nate branch of tho Government which he is constrained to respect as long as it is not flagrantly violative of tho spirit of tho Constitution or injuriously unjust to somo of tho States or tho pooplo. Our CongrcNHlunal District* Tho returns received mako it highly probable that Mr". Dip Imnan has been elected to Congress from this district, hut not Quito*certain. Tho following countios have boon heard from : Buchanan. Bighnm. M uf cogoo .*>*4 226 Harris 140 445 Taylor 10 Clayton 16 Fayette 100 Cowota 786 Troup tfH Meriwether .‘561 Campbell 261 Carroll 240 inaj. ....216 200 272 ....820 ....228 8000 * 2808 We havo also reports that Hoard has given Biglmm u small majority, and that Talbot gavo him a mujority of two votes. Tho countios yet to bo hoard from, and fiom which wo havo no reports, uro Har alson, .Schley and Paulding. Georgia C ongieNdloiial Delegation, 1st District.—Tho only county heard from is Chatham, in which Mr. Cohen has a largo majority Cohen 7‘.W, Styles 108, Hopkins 18. 2d District.—(] on. Phil. Cook, of Ma- coa county, is oleeiod in this district hy a largo nfajority. 8d District,—Lion, Hugh Buchanan, of Cowota county, probably oloctod. See tho rolurns received olsowhoro. 4th District—lion. li. G. Cabaniss, of Monroo county, oloctod by a largo ma jority. 6th District.—Tlio rolurns indicnlo tho election of Col. «las. 1). MhuJicws, ** thorpp, though a protty qigong boon polled for lion. John Mill Bichmond. 0th District —The returns roooi said to bo ftfvorabloto tho ejection H. Christy, Ksq., of Clarke. 7th District.—Gen. W. i\ Wollord, ol Cuss couuty, is unquestionably elected hy ft considerable majority. Tm Ma.tio.ial Seuat*.—We glvo •*- low tho names of tho member. ol f th. Senate of tho United State., which astern- blci in December next at Washington: Virginia—.lamesSegar, JohnC. Under- wood. , , , . , . Mnrylaml—Keverdy Johnson, John A. Cross well. North Carolina—No election. South Carolina—John L. Manning, 15. F. Perry. Goorgia—No olection. Mississippi—James L. Alcor, William .Sharkey, Louisiana—C. Smith, K. K. Cutter. Missouri—John B. llcndcrson, K. Gratz Brown. Tonnessee—II. J. Patterson, S. J, Fow ler. Texas—No election. Florida—No election. Arkansas—Elislm Baxter, W. I). Snow. Kentucky—Garrett Davis, Jas. Guth- News by Telegraph. -Tho Connecticut—L. S. Foster, Jan. Dixon. Massachusetts—Charles Sumner, Henry Now Hampshire—Daniel Clark, A. H. Cragin. Kbodo Island—W. II. Sprague, Homy B. Anthony. Mai no—Win. P. Foseondon, Lot M. .Morrill. _ ... California—James A. McDougal, John Conncss. Delaware—William Saulsbury, Goorgo R. Kiddle. # , New Jersey—Wm. Wright, liobert L. Stockton. New York—Ira Harris, Edwin D. Mor* gan. Illinois—L. Trumbull, A. YaP**. Indiana—II. L. Lane, Thos. A. Hen dricks. I own—James Harlan, J. W. (j rimes. Kansas—Samuel C. Pomeroy, Jas. II. Lane. Michigan—Z. Chandlor, Jacob M. How ard. Minnesota—Daniel S. Norton, Alexan der Kamscy. Nevada—No election. Ohio—John Shonnan, B. F. Wado. Oregon—Jamea W. Nesmith, Goo. \\ . Williams. . Pennsylvania—Charles It. Buckalow, Edgar Cowan. Vermont—S. Foot, Jacob Collatnor. Went Virginia—W. T. Wiley, 1*. G. Van Winkle. Wisconsin—Timothy O. How, J. it. Doolittle. i old Paper. J s our loi ;d Chief, fKro Columbia's grontc»t glory lair friodoiii’fl lriond. . tVhi.-o fame in martiul htory .-hull la-1 till tunc itself shall end. Vo muscH Inina your harps and Ming sweet lays tlnii in Hinuoth numbers run, in memory of our lost horo—the groat immortal Washington I Bin fatno through fuluro agon Columbia’.- freo- The thdiiio all heurtfl onKiurod. all tonguos shall join to sing his praise. With joy Hound forth hin virtuous worth atvl tell the vlorioufi doeiia he’s done; Ui all mankind tho greatest was our beloved Washington I And oh! thou great Creator, who formed hid youth and watched liifl ago, Who, in thecourrio of nut uro, haul culled him Irotu liifl earthly fltago, Croat power above, enthroned in lovo, \N lio \v:i.«i lieloro this world begun, Keceive into tby bosom the groat, the glorious Wailiiugton. Valuable Importation*. ( IIINKHK .HKKDH AND I’A PICK—CUIUOHJ tikh.—Tho Washington Chronicle says that Commissioner Newton, of tho Agri cultural Department, has received from China a collection of nearly one hundred varieties of cereals and vegetable seeds, in small quantities, for the experiment or propagating garden, together with nn al most endless variety of curiosities from (’liina. Those aro tho rosults of tho labors of Varnum I). Collins, who wont to that country about two years slnco. In th collection is a Chinesevolume on botany and agriculture, complete, printed in the Also, Chiuuso language. Also, numerous speci mens of agricultural and other implements and machinery. Quito a large collodion of specimens of llbros, some of thorn real curiosities, accompany this collection, and are well worth the attention of those versed in such matters. Mr. Newton also recoivoa with this roin« forcomont to his department a number of specimens of Chinoso paper. Bamboo paper, nearly white, and of good quality, A. k rm!n. «t »bn r«ta of $3 08 pel New Yukk, Nov. 18.—The i sue of gold ccrti!!«•)•,'..-t v.-t* r.lav and t - -say at the Cusl -l • • ■ >76,000. A dm the Qu icti of S| ain has been pwLii-Le i. Iwi’buliling t'»e extension of m-gr*' slavery in he Bpani-h Colonies, In '"nr' i • ‘ F niari excitement has subsided. A g-neral fueling of security prevails. Wash inotok, v »v. 1- -The Jadkioa Standard says owr one thousand rebels have b.-en hanged, and it i- probable that before the c-airts martial d'»so their sit- tingo two th'iu-:and wiB ‘Ullor death for their attempt at extermination. Cincinnati, Nov. 17.—Gov. Anderson, of Ohio, iiitr, ( iiuiged the day of '1 hanks- giving from November 80th, to December 1 Nkw York, Nov. 17.—The Tribune’s spo< iul says the Ciover'-meiit has decided to appoint f. malu deloctivus for the pur pose of searching V-mion who aro engaged in smuggling -ill:. ,«!\i n . between Can ada and the United Slates. The chief operations are tr.in. i. b*d by way of Grand Trunk, Jvy. it is believed that Buffalo is the main depository lor these goods. It id rurnon d that the gunboats nt Portsmouth Navy Yard are being litted for sea. . .... It is understood that from this date the Government will cease purchasing cannon for the armU i at the North. Tnc World’s special says General Duff Green :s not dead, us reported, but alive and well in Washington. Governor Curtin, who has been ill in this city for two weeks, i- recovering. A Turn - .‘■penal ►ays application was made to tho Navy I), partinnnt, by Ethan Alien ni'New Y< ik, in behalf nf tlio Km- Alan an 1 Am- r < m and Overland Tele graph Coinpato, lor a ve..- >1 to aid in lay ing the i uhi"mci ih< Behring's Straits. Tlio application v.m refu nd by tho Assistant S,.crclnry of tin* Navy, on lUo ground that it w i positively a private enterprise. The 'i ril.ui'- - .‘•phcial says tho witnes ses lliu- far examined in tho Croam Court Martini rn-e have given oath of testimony decidedly in favor of tho commandor. The Herald's Washington dispatch says that a trial of Capt. P-dti', an artillery of« ficer at Alexandria, charged with cruelty to prisoners, is progressing boforoa gon- errl court martial. Tlio t- itimony thus far adduced hm> bu .n very strong in support of tho charge. The Jlerul i'- W- shinglon sp- cial says a batch of sixteen pn- >ners, three-fourths of whom were colored, r..r.vicied ol offoniuE ranging from grand larcony, upward in tho catalogue, were to-day lor winded to the Albany ponilwitlary. Brig. <t- n P. S. Michie, successor of Gen. Wcifzel, as Chief Engineer under Gen. liuficr, has been granted a year’s Ionvii ofakenco, whic h ho will speud in Florida. Later from Toronto—Hon. Dancy Mc Gee in a fpeoch made at Montreal lust night donouncod tlio Fenians as ravishers. Speaking ol the expected invioion, ho says, 'To tho hanks would be the cry of one, see to the c- n venls of the ether. lia'.o of Cain ami tho cupidity of Judas and the luht of Belial would lie th cation of wed I sorted allies, for ll of both would be plunder and of rage."*.” Tho Times’ sperial says that among tho property captured by tho Federal lorcus ju-t b 'f'u otlie cb mi of the rubollion wih a drnfL helom ing t«» the r bela, Janu ary 12, 18*li i tiiroo tliou-aiid pounds Htorling, drawn by the Federal Govern ment "i» tho house of Brown, Shepley & Co., London A short time ago this draft was sent t«* New York lor collection. To day the Secretary of the Tri a ury rocoived oflicial information that the draft had boon paid, netting the sum of 11,0 58 in gold. Yesterday General Giant visited l)u- ben’s priv .ie trotting hack,where a grand display ol trolling Wn>« s wa- made. In the evening lie vi>itcd Nihlu’s 'I’lioutro, 'J’ho World’a di-palch Irom Washington says: Intelligence l.n-. b» * n received here to-day, and cuiimunicut' il to tlio proper iiulhuritios, relative to the flituation in Mexico. Agent Leman has airived hero, who.-o word nn be Vouched for. llo says that on hi.- way from Tabasco in Now York, within llie pa f. two wooka, ho met an agent of Ma\iinil , a:i l who atatod that all airs were near.y in cxlrcmeB for tho Imperialists; that every leported victory of the Impel ialists brought with it no sub dent bft» decided that Mr. Odoll ihall re tain biinresont position. Gon. Grant received s number of his friends at tho Metropolitan to-day. The Po-t’s special says the Government has restored to tho Winchester and Poto mac railroad company all its stock on a long credit. Gon. Howard returns to Washington to-morrow. Gen. Logan has signified an acceptance of tho mission to Moxico. Gold dull and lower, opening at 147 and declining to 146J, and closing at 147. Montreal, Nov. 17- —Tho Fort Prai rie raurdorer, S. Barrow, was executed this morning at 10 o’clock. St. Louis, Nov. 17.—The steamer Wa- motfit burned at the lower end of the levee last night. She wai valued at $€0,- 000—insurecifor $50,000. The stouiner Ben Etickney, which sunk at Island 18, on Wednesday, was valuod at $16,000—no insurance. Gov. Flotchor has appointed tho 7th day of Docombor us a day of thanksgiv ing. Toronto, Nov. 17.—The Fenian ex- citement of tho last two days has appa rently disappeared, nnd.u feeling of confi dence now provails that all nocenaary pro cautions havo been taken to prevent dep redations by members of tho Brother hood. Washington, Nov. 17.—A correspon dent of the National Intelligoncer says Messrs. Curtiss, Kidgoway, Barbour, Da vis and Hodge, olected to Congress from Virginia, will take the test oath without scruple. Of the other two, Messrs. Con rad and Stewart, ho adds, whether able or not to lake the teet oath, ho is not in formed. COTTON MARKETS—FRIDAY. New York, Nov. 17.—Bales of 3,000 bides n iton at 62 to 58c. Gold 147. Mon ilk, Nov. 17.—Hales of 1200 bales of colt ui to-day. Nominal sales of the week 8.250 bales. Keceipts of the week 12,61.*' hales. .Stock ou hand 57,277 export hale Gold 48 to 50u. A private dispatch from Mobile says : Cotton in good demand to»day; Middling 48c, closing firm. Nahiivillk, Nov. 17.—Tho cotton mar- kot is active, prices ranging from 40 to 43. New York, Nov. 17.—Later dutos by the Europugivo a decline of id. New York, Nov. 17.—Gold 1471. J. O. Nicolny, United States Consul at Paris, has forwarded to tho State Depart ment u detailed report of the ravages of tho c holera in that city, which has made its appearance there, notwithstanding the nflorts of tho authorities to conceal tlio fact fur fear of a panic among tho inhabi tants. Tho number of deaths from Sep- tombor 18 to October 10 was 2,07»i, include ing a lurgo population outside of Paris propbr. Trouble Among the Nkciroeb.—In- fonyution lias been received hero of an etTmltr among tho negroes near Mariana, Jackson county, Wott Florida. We have not heard thg. full particulars, but ie iqjtfHV 1^ j>olie\Alp oi»o bftd suflered in person. jo objects ch^Vri-'lPw^fcawlMbiiap'd Mr. Thomas l all out- Whity’s gin liouso, with abmT^sfcAv bides N ew and Fashionable Goods FOR LADIES: LINEN AND COTTuN UOL'.SE 11UN1S1I- G0UDS, U08Ii:ky. gloviis, white goods, :assim nit i:s, sattinets. J FANS fur Mon’s and Boys’ Wear, A Good Assortment of FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, Together with SHAWLS, CLOAKS, BALMORALS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac. .1X0. S. CARGILL A CO. j) . The I^Llaturc. tfi A Tofts. * per i . oo paper. 4tn; Alul- • .tlior llitn- * f - excellent pping. 76 • i \ brown, 15 Bamboo vwioi miU good face, $1 84 per roam; and straw paper, good quality, tits per roam. This paper is more difllcult to tear than that of American luamiluc^p A luri^rct • 9 0 HgfcATdftfl.' Fulton, &(*.-—/. F. Johnson. Cvtthiun, Ac.—Geo. »S. Owyns, TjalboMpo.— r J'ko Macon flaperg roport the elc^tdn of Jas. N. ltainsey, Jisq. But ^hbofflcial wtfgtff Mr. Kod- ding noarij tour hundr JPSfhjority in county, and a verbal report Kays Koddiwjf has also a majority in Talbot. Wo dt» not understand how I'pgon county, which claimed tho Heimtor this timo und lmd a candidate of its own, and which gavo Mr. Jenkins only a little over four hundred votes, could ovcrcomo this vote of Harris and Talbot for Redding. Tloyd, Ao.-C. II. Smith (“Bill Arp.”) Oglethorpe, Ac.—Jas. S. Gholston Bibb, Ac.—J. J. Grosliam. K chniond, Ac.—Wm. Gibson. Meriwtthor, Ac.—W. A. Turner. Troup, Ac.—J/B. McDaniel. RKlRKgRNTATIVKH. Chatham.—Philip. M. Russell, U* Harrison. ^ Wilkes.—J. McLendon, Gwinnett,—Thos. 11. Mitchell, S. ^ umber of snocimons of Chinese cords ifre also in this batch of curiosiliefl, and consist mostly of tho fibres of troos, Ac. A few Lotties of sorgho sugar, syrup, and a variety of sorghum seeds are cm* braced in the collection, tho sugar being rety fine articlo. A curiosity shown us was a Tostamont stanlial inability t rural district ills was carrie Ho further patched by A for one bund forty thon;iin leon failed to eviic.uat.iou i »u:»t of their * to., from tho r..-t the Libor- «»f cotton. Tho commanding (»« hnro or«l*Tud forthwith a company « 7th infantry (regulars; to West Florid to quell the disturbance. It is to bo hope that an example will bo made of Hio-o d fyor? ol tho law that will prevent anotlu such occurrence. P. B.—Since tho nbovo was in typo wo bavo met a gentleman from Mariana, who comes hero oil business connected with the disturbance above alluded to, and ho informs us that serious apprehensions uro entertained—a number of nogroes breaths ing vengeance and threatening hostility to the whites. There wero no troops ut Marianna at tho timo he left. [TaUtiftai&rr Sentinel x 7th. Coi.orkd Troops Executed.—We are informed by a gentleman, who l«*fL Jacksonville on Saturday, that five of the men belonging to tho 3d regiment U. fc>. C. who wore engaged in tho recent mutiny against thcii officers, were execu ted on tho previous day.—Ibid, ft* printed in Chinese language, in the finest stylo of the Chinese n%k' *hu result of Aincriam genius and enterprise, in tho person o\ Mr. William Gamble, superin tendent (K tho American Presbytorian press nt Shanghai. Our attention whs next cullod to seven cases of insects, collected in China, and the greatest variety ovor rocoived in that department from anv country at any one well \ spection time. They aro well worth u careful in^ Mar tin. A specimen of Chino&o wall paper graced tho same table, tho colors of which wero rod, yellow and bluo. This is man ufactured. from the fibres of a ti«« which grows in that climate only. Mr. Newton has also receivod sovoral varieties of Uhinoso upland rice, which it is believed, would tlourish well in this country. It is unfortunate that this department has no chance to display such articles to advantngo. Largo donations are received from various parts of the world every day, and the Commissioner is compelled topila them away for want of space to properly display them for observation and inspec tion. 11 hut on draw supplies, the u nr tigai on ut. a dead expense. Ills Hint he had been Jis- ximil’.ian to France, to ask •d millions of dollars and troop-*, and that if Napo- irni It men and means*, the Mexico, by the French, iuii<*t. certainly f. llow. Tnc Lmp- ior w ksaboul shipping a good deal of specie t<» Europe, ami the uetions of this government will hasten events on ills part. Nkw Y’okk, Nov. 17.—Tho Herald’s ndout say - that tho cap tain of the Haytiaii rebel n team or, Val- drange, staled 1m told tho captain of tho Bull Dog, that the steamer ho was about to flft./.o, was a I laylian steamer in tho em pire of the Gillard government, carrying troops and munitions of war, and ho be lieved Hillard and somo of his Cabinot wore aboard at the timo. Tho captain of tim Bull Dog in-dated that she was a bona jidc BritLh vernol, *’ii a legitimate voyage, and refused captain to search her. 1 he Bull Dog lollowed the Yaldeiange and thosteameis winch accompanied her to tho captain of tho llaytian, and sending a boat iTsh'.re was informed that none of bar bouts could land unless by superior fjk-o of arms. Her only armed launch was sent with orders to land but tailed, being met by a charge of bayonets from the infantry. Tho crew wore then permitted to tako oil the British Consul, and then prepared to fight, and tho Consul again landed, but no further communication was allowed with tho shore. TI:o white people wero greatly exasperated at the e nducl of tho BriiA«h mm tumult r. Even women came out ot their Lou*,* armed with knives mid sliowxd vonget»...;o un the English crew if they attompied t • hmd, T’n »y broke open tho Brilisli Con.-ulate mu! t.mk thurofiom seven or eight refugee?- b lunging to Gif- | foid. placed lh»>re for protection and held A letter from India to a London paper stales that the ' monkeys of that country seem to bo firmly pu^uuded that tliotolo- graph lines and poll! there aro oiected for their speeiul ido and behoof in performing gymnastic exorcises. Hogs havo declined in price in the west ern portion of Indii, on account of tho cheapness of corn, whch can bo bought in fields, along tho VVabish Valley, at uftocn cents per bushel. Tho late lamented Lompricro tolls us that 1.0 was changed iito a ueifor; but wo havo lately gleamed from tho doctor's prescription tho folloving pioco of infor mation respecting the end of that young person ; “lo-diduof lotassium.”—Punch. In a recent convention, tho I'rcsidont is reported to have sid, "To give negro sutfrago now would roduco a war of ra ces.” This floniimot of tho President will bo approved by very sound thinker and beleiver in tho opacity and superiori ty of tho white race. Tho South has sub mitted to much, but if we do not inistako tlio character of it pooplo, no threat, menace, or danger, mwover great, could over induce hertouhmit to negro suf frugo.—Atlanta Inttigencer. Comical Blundh.—A Columbus (O.) paper, in an accout of tho l'crry cele bration at Clevelam says: Tho procession w* vory lino, and noai ly two miles in Ugtli, as whs also th prayer of Dr. Berr, the Chaplain. A Chance fa- a Bargain. T OFFER FOR S*jK, n valaahlo place in 1 Russell oounty. iLbsma, 6 miles distant Iho rivor llri.la on ,h« "Middle Komi, ooiitainmg ebovt .'.tcre* of Imul. of wiiith » little uioro thun halL m cultivation, the re.-t well timbered. y Thi, formerly,innsoj to Nol.nd l.eiv- is. is wijll known ii la« neighborhood. 11 rituutcd near tlio Lite (Jcbeo crock, uonsist mainly of creek boom land, is very freo anJ pruauotivo, ana tn%intor yuslurugo for uatlb JUST RECEIVED At !N”o. 5. VARIETY STORE. SMITH & WESS0K-S POCKET PISTOLS. do do do C >LT\S SHARP’S BACON’S do do With Cartridio? to fit ail tho abovo. Powder. Shot, Water Prool and 0. D. CapJ. -AMD- assorted CANDIES, Fino and common, at wholesale and retail* Also, BUSK IRKS WORLD RENOWNED S0Z0- D0NT. nov 21 lw h White Sulphur Nursery. MW. Pr now |.ro|.arr.l t.. fill or.li 1 !..r u l.mitf■fsu^i.ly ut In- FINK BI.A< 4 it AI uueli AUCTION SALES. GROCERIES, DRYGOODS, ready-made clothing, at. AUCTION. ROSETTE & LAWH0N WILL SELL wErjRii3ax3ih.Tr, November 22d, at 10 1*2 O’clock, GROCERIES, 10 KITS MACKEREL, KEGS Bl. CAR. SODA, j BOXES PEARL STARCH, 5 do ADAMANTINE CANDLES, 5 do No. 1 SOAP, 1 CASE—ICO!. Doaea—SARDINES, 10 BOXES INDIGO, 10 do UINGEK, 10 do ALLSPICE, 10 do CLOVES. DRY GOODS, by D. P. ELUs (Late Ellia, Livingston A Co.) ’ O N THURSDAY,"STinat ,, . will loll in front of ,to"« " ' 11 0 I A PAIR VERY FINE MARES-', u , years oW-Murgan and Frank Allen “'»«■*! 0*,.' kind, broke to single and double c *d by H. H. Epiiing. Eaq. A Very Fino BUGGY AND UARXEp.s A do do EXPRESS WAGON, ‘ A do do ROAD WAGON, A VERY FINE CLOSE CARRU ug Harness, of modern style and mado t„ or ! baa been bnt little used. A VERY FINE PAIR MATCH BORSP' A FINK PHJTON and 1IAKNE.W ly y good uKa 4 HSUJ «WWarriage horses GOOD HORSES, 2» YDS DELAINS, 50 HOOP SKIRTS, 10 BOXES SPOOL THREAD, 30 IJU/.. LADIES’ COT. HOSE, do WOOL f j HOSE, do LINEN NAPKINS, do L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS, PACK PINS. CLOTHING, HATS AM) SHOES, 100 CASSIMERE COATS AND PANTS. 50 PR. MEN’S OAITERS, 10 I>0’/, HATS, assorted. FANCY WOOL OVER SHIRTS, WOOL DRAWERS, ENAMELED TRAVELING BAOS. Nov l'.i ts ROSETTE & LAWH0N AT PRIVATE SALE, •25,000 OSNABERG SACKS, 10,000 LBS. POTASH. MULES. [60 do FAT SHEEP, , 6 MILK COWS AND CALVES, AES0, 10 SHARES MUSCOGEE R. R, STOCK nov 10-110 NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED! ired by all visitu . u hundred of tho MAllKS MAM- M*»111 n.A* ll, 2 yoar« kmIm. At la .ill -• ••• k <•! liu best variolic* of I’llAll n.i:; S.(l>Wiirh2 years old. The b«. t <>1 \v!»s• !i in <• tli- llurdett, If'Auueulthi,, r. u . /> . and Uuerre Eattey, all nr.iitu 1 ir i 1.1 • :rin-- trees on tho place, and V. BOATRITE, • •ts i tul l'iuins of all the bt.-t Hem aro yet In bcnriiiK. ell them until the juirent ith Mr. Win. Bench by the •r, \s til he tilled und sent to his care »•* idant out by tho oI<h« **f the , whn li 1 i.*id»-r_tlie host season for |>ut- < tl ouch. Vines 50 cent.* each for 2 yean •«.t*. fn * li must bo left with tho i»nlor-. ■ 21, tit It. i. KKS. 0 N th PUBLIC SALE. • (dm wn as tho Stratford |duce, t ShIoiii, A In., onthui oth day ot this in**ntli, will bo sold without reserve at uiiotiou, all tlio (jorsonul property on the prtnii^i - .mi, i ting of Bogs. Cows, \ ourlitigs, 11 •)«>• '. ,V . Corn. Fodder. Whoiit, Potatoes, A .• . \\ a»:«.n*. ItoeKnway, Buggy and Harness, rartuing t (ensil-. Furniture, uud two excellent *’•■11 or Mills, with twenty nUndi, together with y other urtb Its. CA>1I. umtuonoo at It) o’clock, .t. u. »n eau bo bought at private sale or ivd for Ititki. A. II. DkWITT. Puloni. Nov. 1(3 tds IK KM • 8:ilo to . Plnntat will be re ISTotife. I Wir,L SET*L« limy premisi 1 Cidrunbu*. «jii Tuesday the next, lino Devon stock, turn s hogs. | imitation tools, w igotis, orticluJ t« ’ t- li-’Us t" inenti"M. C. 15. T.VLIA IKK HO. , 2' 2 miles from 12th December »ck hogs, pork »tc.; and many tdfl Sun and Times ropy tds. The Internal Revenue Laws, Act approved June 30th, 1S64, ns amended, and tho Act amendatory thereof, approved March 3. ’«> with Copious Marginal References, und TABLES OF TAXATION, Just Roccived by J. W. PRASE. BRAZIL; ITS ut.-. Climate and Productions, Just received by J. W. PEASE. • 10 If Inbabi FOR SALE, Warehouse, situated on tho south-east cor- of St. Clair and Troup streets. I.SO, one buggy hor*o aud sot of harness. J. M. MULDON, Jr. Stolon, n the night of the Columbus, on the hesnut S.nel STALLION, rears old, hind log* vcr> ctraigl-.i the sliaj'o of a deofj very sloping. ' ad, FANCY PRINTS, FANCY Di;LA INKS. mourning dklaines, BLACK SILKS, SILK ALPACAS, COLLARS A N'D ( UFFS, BRITISH UOSIKKY, HANDKERCHIEFS CANTON FLANNELS, * PL UN FLANNELS, SAUCE FLANNELS. CAsSIMKKFS, UNION CLOTHS, JEANS, TWEEDS, DRILLS. SHIRTING, SHEETING, 0*»NAl’l UGS. YARNS. l"-l SI1EEl lXQS, Blonchod and Brown, TABLE LINEN, PILLOW LINEN, IR1 Sli LI NEN—Dtiubur> Dickson A Co. make. NAPKINS, TOWELS, F \ N C Y A N D J I; T D It ESS B U TT0NS. VELVETS, Trimmings, Whale Bone, CORSETS, BED BLANKETS, Ac., Ac. An invitation to call nnd examine is respect ful!/ given to all. nov 17 2w A. V. fUOATRITB. FRESH ARRIVAL NEW GOODS! S. CHERRY & CO.v (AT J. P. IBLOBS’ OLIgRTAND.) 1TG Broad Street, new and complete as* STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, h they invite tho Attention of the Ladiec, and other citizeno of Columbus nnd surround ing country. Wo have the best of American, Sprague, Nerrlmae and Philip Allen PRINTS. LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, of all kimls; CulTi And Collar*, (paper and linen.) Drcs.1 Trimuiiugs, Tinsel Cord*. Velvet and Silk Ribbons; Braids, of alloolora; Magic Killings; Bcrage und Tissue Veil*; llandker- chiefs, Gloves. Hosiery, eto. Also, a good assortment of Ladies' Cloaks, Bnaktut Shawls, Nubias, i(. IRISH LINEN, BlMched Domeatlea; Win to, 1UJ. Shaker, Canton, SalifVury Mil Opera, FLANNELS: Shirting, Sh.eting. Dc- Babbitt'g Concentrated PoUR,| CJUPKRIOK to any Other laponllK Tf ®arket, ono pound making 6««» litW of soft ,oap. For saio bv 1 _novl,5tt CARTERS FLOTRXOIJ Barori'j Celebrated Barber t Sot otinv-xipF CLOTHING! JLtreb si P . niins, Tic':ing. Ossnaburgs, W For the (iontlemen we v *' mint of PIECE GOOpfiTUBK SATINETS. CASSiy^RLs, etc., with a large lot of BY IT. p. ELLIS (Late Ellis, Livingston A Co.) * DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE O N SATURDAY 25th in/at at li / • i i Will adl in front ot mi"aicUon r^" 1 ’ 1 HOUSE AND LOT formerly oceuriod by W. II. Webb, «*,,( Mutcogeo R. R. depot, ami irontiug K«,t C M . mon, with about one acre ground uttach,i Home haa five furnished rcotua, kitchen, home, .table, garden, and all necoary s „. building.. Term. cash. Title, good, nov IS $10 ALSO, house a lot, Comer of Bryan and McIntosh .Iro.t., 0>0ti by Mr., C. II. C'bi.olni, latoly occupied by Jlij Ragan. House has C rourua, with necet.aijon building*, garden. Ac residence. Title* good, nov l'J $3.50 ALSO, A VERY DESIRABLE FARM IX HC-3FLL COUNTY. ALA. Containing 255 acres land, seven tuilra tr«, Columbus, ono mile south of Craefcrd ruid.oi the Ucbce Crook, with 135 octet fresh cleuii and under good fence, 80 acres rich betl* land, balance good pine nnd hickory. If you want a good farm come and buy hi,. Term, Cush. Titles good. . nov 21 $0 Tt B Y ID. :p. ellis ,« ■ iir . wiiii larcc-Mamn the \\ a ter Lot Comnnny’s property auJ riiyj- all more particularly doscribod below, tu n _ - --T—.*y— desert bod below, rii„ On th© east side ot the river five C.j lot* T». tir## (3 i without water privilege*. Three-aml-a-hult (3k) Lot* with i.n r““hi*«• half (3k* Lot* with ii7m unvilegee; three (:i) brick and two (2) woe building*, containing in all two hundred i« aixteen rooms for operatives; And threo fourth interest in the WaterL Company* property, con*isting of eichta Water Lou. All the above Lota are 72 feet front. On the west lido of the river, ten boDoati river bank, and nine Lot* in Girard. Twenty-iix acre* land, on which tr« t Dwelling House, forty-eight operatives’Hoi and one work-abed. The lale will be without reserve. Thepre erty will be shown to persons (lupins chase, at ai tds rttviuws to iho diyoflid R. M. GUNDY, PreTl NOTICE. A LL persons having claims sgainit theil tuto of II. C. McKee, deceased, areb(*l tified at once. And all parties i estate by note, or otherwise, will pies "‘tie at r~- once, or I will bo couipfUdi s on Cotton! COTTON SEED . . » jey are <>! a-a. kind of cotton nn-i warranted fresh sl I, Parties at a distance can bo furni-hid oct 29 lin J. K. 1VK11 j ADVANCES ON COTTON W. W. UARRili Meriwollior.—Tucker, llendor.' ...Cnrroll,—Kli Henson, S. (’aiidlci. arJ.—J. C. McDowell. -McKIvoy. W. Adams, M.S. Durbam. ’ohn Montgomery, VcCuIIoukIi. odj. liCWKKNCK, KiSSAS, Nov, 14.—Col. (Iravee, speeiul Indian Agent, and Col. Dodd, agcntol' tlio Navajoes, loft here to day with n trnin of twenty-five wagons laden with Agricultural implements, nn- nuity goods, nnd present* for that tribe. About 8,000 of the Nnvidoes have agreed to sottle on l’reos river and abandon their wild life. A big railroad meeting whs hold Just n glit nt Leavenworth, at whirli Senator Lane inndo a speech, nnd resolutions wero pnssed for I '•Ueo-.llie Lenvenwortl^ to; .AD . CAY ni t >. LD. -’.ettei F ■ iTT I ) ! ! ot n*'» * i.o* being fiOYb, *ron\, /.inly, an -ve,. 5io. s, will be fopnd. ibe uegro troops who have been station ed at and near Lexington have been or dered off, and several rugimnnta Lave ai. ready left. We understand tbey »rv go. lag to the West to figbl the lodtaus [Lwinill, Democrat, 13(5, . .stern > > 1 talking of manufn. I corn. The St. Louis A1,! T 1 oOD-'Y L-.S . ‘5 „ . 11* Lhraa imlirtT- r , ruiu * DU * nel Of Qori three gallon of oiolaues can be extracted I «u?. r .!! wc . l,in 5 dub *“ ‘ b « Mifciuint ncv ; a 55T®“ (o teatiS in ih.'sitel-ouTte'^f o»ys if*. Inlke TteJ r * A very comfortsUs | Terms liberal. fir. I I fc-J llohn I’.ice f Pbelf Ijilioo W 1 Iboft] Irry to | wh VALUABLE propertti AT AUCTION. IE5T COLUMBUS, OA, I lay £ J vint IWe d ftur^ain ■o wh( It othe WHAI-HS* to thehi|bal if bidder, un Thursday the 14th day of Dr " teh l?k? ,ock »B K«sl K*t_, with all the nghtfl, privileges uud appurnoip lifjrrr, lotnerl s i kn< ! wn . fi«wny e^muotmt Lots, with and without water entile,,, nil operative* Houses on both side, I ,,.1 I wee ding ag bit nit 11 iutei bather' bn men Itilenlte We'loi itlr.li, J Rurj/lt jgbt a tl lot Horn It borin lit hasp, (red del si), at Iheir »dv ibe propt p it to b< Ucautt hut so ve 0» the Mr. Jerr; lion of hud. Tl |hu bad Ihierej" Ixottbs. | Ii: .r dent lun’ is t! Jol the bu I •( them Tolun Uitor I've t-ts Ptl.lJ.y I (ratiCeat I industry I in ,o iboi I libe tbii I «*be» ,nd I <n buildii I (he pleat' energetic with a ret | daunted 1 bj retsoi »«te wat yoa,