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IjOOAL news items, New Advertisements, n P & R. Ellis fcave nn Ructlon . ' ta-j.y tli«t everybody ought to ! n j They will Bell shoe., overcoats, ,„d »long list of other things. See their '’Messrs'^- V - V ' : ‘‘ zU & Co " of AtIauta ’ d Mr I’ P Pease. (,f M “ eon . l, “ ve » !.,d in'our psper this morning. Those Ltlemen Bre thorough-going business „en, nnd will promptly nltond to any business put in their Lunds. Messrs. M. R. Bell d: Oo„ wholesale er s «Dd commission merchants, At- Ljj. are prepared to supply all orders for groceries atlhe lowest wholesale prices. Ibey are also commission and forwarding merchant-. See ihcir card and references. J Rhodes Browne will sell or rent a plantation near Chchaw, Ala. Soo Mr- Browne. He will make good terms. Cargill A Bro. have removed their elegant slock of staple and faDcy dry poods to the nicely titled up store No. 90. The Messrs. Cargill can show the ladies as handsome goods of all sorts as they can 6o d in the market, and will sell thorn on ei good terms as anybody. Mr. E. T. Shepherd advorlisoa his largo Cne brown bull as having strayed or been itolen. . Messrs. Barnett A (Jo. have clear sides bythecusk. This will he good news to Ids buyer, as well as to tho seller, at retail. Thn first law of nature is self defence, ,nd the best foo/s for that purposo that ws know of are "live shooters.' 1 T. S. Speirbasa splendid assortment of these toy.. Those not heelnl, ought to harrow one of them. Mossrs. .1. U. Ivey & Co. have more hay, and that of the best Eastern growth, than wo have before snen in live year*. Il i, new and well cured, is cheaper than fodder, and all well raised cattle prefer iL Shippers of cotton will find an Impor tant notice from Robert Baugh, Superin tendent of the Sliito ltoad. They may profit some by reading it. Mr. Calven II Johnson oilers a fine prairie plantation for sale. It has on it all necessary buildings for hands. Read Johnson’s advertisement, and trade him out of his land. Mr. W. A. Huguley lias had a lino mare itolen. The animal is so strongly marked that any one seeing would notioo her.— Mr. U. makes a fair proposition. We hope ho will send somebody to tho peni tentiary. A/eisrs. Marshall.\ faranns have opon- eJ in Atlanta a (Jcrierul -Southern Land Agency. Tho purposo of these gentlo- men is to have all parties who have large tracts of land for sale to leave witli them idescription of property, locution, price, Ac. They will then prepare cutalogues.and maps when de=ir-d, ami forward them to theiragenls in the North for the inspection of those who may wish to emigrate to this section to get a homo, ns well as for the information of thollmusand who an- seek ing info and profitable investments for their capital. Wo w ould direct tho atten- lionof land sellers to this agency. It en joys unusual facilities for bringing buy ers and sellers, who live di-lant from oach (filler—together. •— — • • - * — — Religious.—Uov. .Jumps Park, of Tt*n- neisee, will preach in the Presbyterian Church to-morrow (.Sunday) morning, at the usual hour. Salt.—A. lot of Liverpool salt was sold it auction in this city, yesterday, at $9.50 to $12 per sack. Cotton.—Unfttvorubln foreign advices hive&liKhtly dopres-cd tho market. Thoro wm a good deal of cotton brought in by wagons yesterday, which was sold at 35 to 40 cents. We heard of no sale above 40c. and it took a butter article than Middlings to reach that figure. Buyers are still operating freely. Superior Court.—The case of West Bure* fields, charged with horpo stouling, ha? keen before the Superior Court of Musco- gc« county for two daj’s. Ou Thursday, the counsel for Harellolda rained an inter esting question by plea to tho jurisdiction vl tbeCourt. They contended thatGeor* giiwasyet under military government, ind that tho cftrfl authority not having been restored, this £ourt had no jurisdic tion over tho ca c o. The Court overruled the plea and proceeded with the trial The prisoner was represented by Hon. Alex. C. Morton nnd Hon. W. G. Swan (the latter formerly of Tennessee), and the State by Solicitor Peabody nnd J. M. Hassell, E?q. Yostcrday the jury brought in a verdict of guilty, but tho prLoner has not yet been sentenced. There is another horse stouling case on the dockot. Soldiers in Girard.—Wo are informed tint a squad of Federal troops have been lent over to Girard nnd have been on duty there for several days. It is surmised that this step has been taken because of some objectionable conduct by tho militia or pitrol forco of Bussell county towards the freed men. It is also thought that urracgc- wants are making for regularly stationing froopg in Girurd. hotel arrival*. Cook’s Hotrl, Nov. :J0, ltffW. ^•Taylor nnd daughter, Ala; ;L\ Mumford, Montgomery; jw W Johnston, Cincinnati; ira Bridahaw, Washington; g H Tiggen and lady, do; Mr« S E Hammond, do; J- L Sparks, Ala; J'* 1 Hirdeman, Macon, Ga; MJ Harris, Tenn; JJ W Hatch, Miss; J A Robinson, GrilUn, Ga; 5»'“1 Pike, N V; Mei-riU, Nownan, (Jr; IT. Bu J,‘ and 80n - Russell, Ala; tf ir I Hm l ' Rrt V. T, ‘ lbot eo ’ , H Hilt, lia Qrango, Ga; wJfnV L Mar, hall, Ala; M m R Turman, do; 18 Jeter, .M ASWKB; 2* Robinson. do? Jatne The llelAl&’s yVu'ihfbgton special con* : tains the uAlowinu: Generul Grunt and partm hi- start'wGJ L-»vm h«»re on Monday t » visit Kichnuotl, Cimi le.-ton, and the j interior citio*. They will be absent about I ten days. It will be remembered that j General Grant has not visited Richmond | since its eurtendtsr. Among those awaiting an interview at the Whim H*ntse on Saturday were, Al bert Piknund Mr. Cummings, Ex-Gover nor of Utah. Tho latter joined tho South in tho rebellion, but reported to hate just bad this claim allowed for about six hun dred do i laid baok pay due hi in at the commencement of hostilities. Mr. Pike is an applicant for pardon and restoration of his ,u\v library, valued at thirty thou sand dollars, now in Federal possession. Neither of the requests have yet been granted, but be is permitted to locate in Memphis for tho practice of law. Tho daughter of the rebel Secretary Mallory has not succeeded in obtaining her lather’s release. It is reported that during ,secretary Stanton’s trip East he visited Mallory in Lafayette and request ed some information concerning archives of the rebel navy. Mr. Mallory declined to give it. Caleb Cushing afterward mudu the solicitations, but Mr. A. then denied all knowledge of their custody. Atrj. Clement C. Clay has been inform ed her husband cannot bu paroled, but will be held tor trial. -itcaw*HsTMsonemESTDimouriwitPMAX, VOTING BRO !«■«■ intelligence uS&W&kiM&'tteP „ ’ ' . fVV | OPPIOE. • - BRO 3E5L MS Ft S . OLD OFFICE MECHANICS’ BANK AGENCY. GOLD, SILVER AND EXCHANGE BOUGHT -A-lsTID SOLID. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BANK NOTES. DRUG AND CHEMICAL HOUSE- PEM B LUTON PR. A. M. WALKER. J. 8. PEMBERTON & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS, NEXT DOOR TO ENNIS tt CO’S HARDWARE STORK. H >0,000 INVESTED Thk I)kad of Chiokamauga.—Tho work of disintering the Union dead of Chickumaugit battle field is still going on, under the supervision of Captain Van Horne. We learn that up to yesterday evening nine hundred and eleven bodies find been taken up and buried in the Na tional Cemetery near this city. About five hundred remain t » be disintereU.— Chattanooga Gazette, 'J&th. NewYork Dry-Gootla Market. [Reported for tho New-York News.] N*w-\oax Dry-Goodr Exchangk.\ Nu». *y und 51 Puk Place, Nov. *4. 1W&.J JOJ1HKR8 1‘KIOKS. Brown Sheetingf*—Standard W.'-i; Laconia, II. 32; haoonia. U, U3: Laconia, E.liO; Medford, WV,; Pitt-fu Id. A, 25. iflcachedShirtings—William»viUe,4«V<i; Hill 4 4. 35 ; Hill, ‘a, Hluckstone, 4-t, 82?-i ; Miifunville, .17*a• James, 4-4, 62)4 ; James. ! ,\i. 2U? j, Prlnfa—Cufheco, 20; Hamilton, 2'»; Arnolds, 22 1 -i; Frueiucn, 21. Delaiue*—Ilninilton. 31 ; Lowell, 28. (limjhuin—liancnfcter, 2S ; Glasgow, 27. Ti«-ks—Amockea*. B. .Vi; Aiuoskoaff, 0, 47J*j; Ainoskuag, U, 42\. .Stripe?— Everett. 3'»: Amorican, IW ; Uncus- ville, H4. Boniins—York, 50 ; New-York, 47) j; Pitts field. 21. Corset J cans—Bates. ;W»; Lowiston, Brown [»rilla—.Standard, J4 ; Wintbrop, 7* Cauton Flannels— Ermine bleached, 42 Nftshur, broe n, oo ; Boston colored, 42. KoutU'-ky J eons—Rich monjl, 4'»71 a. Balmoral i>kirts—Gilberts, M2 pur dozen. Hoop Shirt--—Bradley’* Duplex Elliptic; de mand good, prices undiluted, Meyero’s i X L narrow tapes, 20 to 40 hoops, to 70. Meyer#'a 1 XL wide lupus, 20 to 40 hoops, 60 to $1.25. Mcycrn’s Doniustio Corsets, cano, $10 50 por do*. Meyers’s Domestic Corsets, whalebone, fl4 to The following dispatches have been received at tho Dry-Uouds KxchuiiKe. Louisville: Trade fair; brown sheetings, scatce and in demand ; prices uncimugod ; money easy. Baltiinorc—Market quiet; prices the sam yestordny. St. Louis—Trade light: no disposition to give way in prices. Cineinnuti—Tho aspect of tho market n changed, a general dullness prevailing, Col ic-lion- from the country slow and small IVilndelphi*—Cotton goods dull and irregu lar ; buyer? holding oil'. Trade light ; stocks of staple woolens steady hut quiet. “HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUJC.” u.unurs, G.v., Dec. 1st, l8iV>. : Will you okligo the many friends of Col. John Quin, by re-publishing th t from tho " Columbus Times” of October 2Dt, 1816: Amhuiman Quin.— Du ring the absence from city ot tin* Mayor, his place has been nbly sup plied by tho sulfation by Council of Aid Quin, as Mayor pro tern. Many arduous duties Have devolved upon him, nod among them, and not Important, those causod by the de i-.-nllag' ation which eo lately visitec Upon that occasion, ho rendered ot liciunt sorviec, and, though with the knowledi that his own property was being consumed I . the devouring element, with praiseworthy in nip lu NEW STOCK embracing and MEDICINES. Kur FANCY GOOD.-. roily, othe... Tne amount raised iu this city by contribution lor the suirerers (about $1000; has been at the disposal of a committee, und arrangements wore mudo by theta by which much immediate sui lering was roliuvcd by the distribution of pro visionr, kc- In th s they were aided by tho ad vico of the Mayor pro tom, who has acted in this, as in other mattois, so as to entitle him to the public expression of tho thanks of Council, Without wishing to prejudice tho claims of any other candidate for the Mnyoralty, wo d sire to solicit the support of our fellow citizens in favor of Col. Quin, tho record cl whoso life demonstrates that it huj been devoted to th forwarding of the well being and prosperity Columbus, in proof of this proposition we beg leave to adduce tbo article which we request yon to copy. His disinterested zeal f<»r the city's welfure so conspicuously apparent in the article quoftion that we forbosr to urge his eligibility further than to assert that the same sense of duty which characterised his actions then (19 years since,) still distinguishes his life, Respectfully, &o. doe 2 It MANY CITIZENS. ELECHON NOlICii', [o and superintend tho sail F. G. WILKINS. Mayor, 1st. Ward-J M. Hughes, J. B. Wright-At Burrus* Corner, 2d. Ward—Tom Brassill, E, S. Dennis—At Temperance Hall. 3d. Ward—H. Middle brook, E. II. Musgrove At store of 11. Middlebrook. 4th. Ward—John Ligon, Ww Jepaon—At Court-11 5th. Ward—J hn MoCurty, John Whiteside At lialioca Grocery, 6th. Ward—J, W. Shrup, Win. L. Williams hi Durkin’s corner, dec 1 te re LARGEST and FINEST assortment of SELECT DRUGS c»n nml American CHEMICALS, Persian nnd French PERFUMERY. SOAPS. .A'o u ..ACm_ ever before 250 gals (Whit.O Ku *.-clo Oil 100 Tbs Ten. Ymn.g ll»..n : 200 lbs Black. Euglidi Ru.iklV 250 gals Kn«!i.-h AL* '• I. hi.Ri SOO lbs Rcfinod Borax, Ein'iL!. 1500 lbs KpFom Suit ; 25 lbs N utiiieg*; 50 lbs (inni As.ihe 1 Ida ; 50 lbs Kmp. Cnmb in-: 100 lbs Aq. Amuiwuiit, Iff; 100 ll>s Spirits Nitio J)uL-. i ft 500 lbs Black Pcpjicr ; 300 lbs Allspice ; 20) lbs Race Ginger, trosli ; 50 Its Cinnamm, Bark; .Mi'ii * > . i"/ n i s. .VO,, AC., ever u M ANY of the GOODS JN ORIGINAL PACK A IKS AS 1M PORTED. That part of c.ur stock now being operiod consists of tho following articles : 50 g loo "f; bottife corks; vial corks; 50 lbs Turkey P„hubarb, truo ; India Rhubarb, powd’d ; sOlii 1««> lbs Cab it' 50 lbs White ' (UK) lbs Bi Ctrl 100 lbs < »rii Sr 100 lbs Lortlla 25 IIis Pu Ca: tllu 50 t Suit. 50 lbs Eh. . . 100 lbs Cml*. A iimomi 300 lbs Alum ; 50 |tis Ji * Isam f ’op.iib 2S lbs Sub. Nit. iiisini 5<) lbs Gum t'tim; itm ; 27 lbs Sulp.i. Eliicr ; i lbs - 11* 50 Hi 25 llis Cum. Maunc-i: 1 ; 10 gross M ostiu d ; 25 IhsB.nh sp-.ngc; BKi gros.i Pu-,. Vial* ami B 25 gro?.- Wine lk-uli>>; l gro.-s London Club Sau 21 gross Patent Pills, a - 1 gross Davis’ Pain Kill,- 0 duz Su7. nlotit: 12 dot Sarsapurill i ; 20 duz Cni-ulc-. C .... ami 6 grobs BtoWuY L? a i. <• 8d do* (i ,i - *ii > i NI a 12 doz Self-inject in-4 S, 8 do* Cod Live « do/, pair To - 100 grus« Pill i)o 1 gross English 5 gross Finn 5 gross Coat 5 gross Ir:< 12 do* B y It 12 do* Hugh 50 Ihs Pure l 100 do* Ink Oil; lr Fuiccnn; *‘*e. »i.d tinny ilo nnd : r. nob u..i. •ssing Comb?; 50 i I Lc! 12 M Opaque Em oh p 50 lbs Gum Arabic, ,u Bridal Preuints; lot) cals East India Castor Oil; 1 case 5o lb« Turkey Opium ; 25 lbs Pul. Ipeoac, now; 25 lbs Pulv. Jalup; 50 Bm Iodide Potassium ; 25 lbs Iodine, fextib; 5 gross .Acidlitx Powders; 1 gross MoMuim’a Elixir Opium; 1 gross Steer’s Opodeldoc; l gross Bateman’s Drops ; 2i) do* Congress Water ; 25 do* Vermifuge, assorted ; 2> do* Mustang Liniwent; 1 gross Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient; I gross Drake’s Plantation Bitters; * B gross 11 elm bold's Bucbu ; '' j gross Uostettor’s Bitters ; 'a gross Aver * Ague Cure; 1 j gross CUrismdora’s und Batchelor's Hair Dye; 1 ■■ gross Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; 1 gioss Haarlem Oil; 1 gross Ayer's Pills ; 250Photographic Albums, bcatiful styles; 50 pr Egyptian und French Toilet Sols, of the must bcautifulstyics and colors ; d do/ Pull Boxes, Chinese: 12do* Lnbin’s 11 audkerchief Extracts; 12 do* Night. Blooming Cereus, Axtruct; ••do* Egyj'tian Extract; :ui do* French and Enulish Perfume ; ) do* t’ulognos, English, Frcucli, Gorman and .-Vnioricuii ; 50 do/. Rose lliiir Oil ; Mi do* Bear's Oil; B o do* Flavoring Extract assorted ; 2'» do* Egyptian and French Pomades ; )2 do/, Lubin’s Soiqi; '» do* Fine Toilet bnaps, fancy ; 12 do* Military Shaving Soup ; :Y> do* Brown Windsor Soap ; 2o boxes Ba/.in’s Barber Soap ; ;;o do* Fine Pocket Knives ; ;•«» do* Purtuionics, Ludica' und Gootlemen's; loo do* Lily White,all kinds; 12 do/. Koiosono Lumps; ;.() ilo* Kerosene Lamp Chimneys; piO do* Kerosene Lamp Wicks; 11 do* Portable Egg Nogg : 12 do* Cmicenlruteu Milk, in cans ; 12 do* Old itesorve Imp. Wodding Wine; F0 gala V. U. 1*. Counac Brandy ; (idguls Old Tope* Sherry Wine; 50 gals Imperial Puro Juice Madoira Wine; 0 dot Sparkling Maschcllo Wine; 12 do* lloidsiok Chumnugne Wine ; li bbla Old Bourbon Whiskey ; 12 M Havana Cigar* ; Holiday gift : GEORGIA . Central Railroad Bunk Georgia Hall road and Banking Cunpauy- Bank of Middle Georgia. ,.. Marino Bank Bank of Augusta Augusta Insurance Bank of Athena Bunk of Columbus Bank of Commerce Bank of tho Empire State Bank of Fulton Bank of Savannah Bunk of the State of Goorgiu ,, City Bank of Augusta Farmers’ aud Mechanics’ Bank Mechanics’ Bank Merchants'and Planters’ Bank Planters’ Bank Union Bank Manufacturers’ Bank Timber Cutters’ Bank ALA BAMA. Bank of Mobile n...» Buj’t | | Central Bank - - jj* * Eastern Bank - 50 ^ Northern Bank. 46 !*’’ Southern Bunk.. 70 SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank of Camden 27 Bank of Charleston - 20 lu Bank of Chester 20 J’) Bauk of Georgetown : 20 Bauk of Hamburg - 20 Bank of Newberry 26 ^ Bunk of the State of South Carolina 20 Commercial Bank - ..., n Exchange Bank ]8 Farmert’ and Exchange Bank 12 Merchants’ Bank 20 Pouplee’ Bank— 47 ^.Planters’ Bank of Falrftald 18 Planters’and Meohanios’ Bank— 22 Southwestern Railroad 27><j ' (k Union Bauk 60 Bank of Montgomery 95 *4- KOK (iU')TATU)\.S UF OTIIliK HANK NOTES ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE. October .51—2m Buggy aud Carriage Factory ! j Q 4 ATrp 4 pT A TTQ WITH NKAT COTTAIia nud « Mibb. ! 1JiLlX X L\. U O HAS COME! modiouH Buggy and Carriage l'aotorv, situ ated iu boras th, Ga., formerly owned by Oapt. J. R. Bunks, of Columbus. The buildings arc extonsivo. covering nearly an aero of ground, fronting tho street 3( f) loot The Blacksmith Shops | with every convenience lor Department has apace ?:ulhcient for i bunches and well stocked with seasoned male- . rial. The Paint, Trim nnd Harness Depart- uientH are peculiarly well adapteu forthedif- ' lorunt brniiclics. There is n good .-apply of Iron, with the latest improved Springs anil 1 Axles. A most excellent selection of Fine Paints, Trimmings nnd Leather. An iiioxbnus- tablo quantity ol Spokes. Hubs, Kims, ami over 20,1)00 Bolts and Screws. A fine assort- • merit ot Harness (both wagon and buggy) and Harness Material. In fact everything com plete lor a first elufe Carriage anti Buggy Fue- Santa Claui. the children’s friend. To them, this pleasing greeting sends; That mindful of the last four yesrs. He’s come to stop their triokling tears, And can be found at the tory. It is tho taro Gforyia, und is now in r with a full corps of the b morally and mechanically. Evnrv thinking uujae.Uo ■ hat " thn ■ kin l i nH South- I BEE HIVE. inventment in tin •tend. .4 hunt ne*n man, mi Hi nn-rgu, min inab , the property pup 50 per runt. Upon tbo lot ami will be bold with it is a very nice Cottage, with ull necessary out buildings, garden, Ac. Il desired. 1 will sell with it. or separately, my farm, near borsylh, Upon tho pla e is one of the best Grist Mills in Georgia. For fall par ticulars, apply to Capt. J. IK Banks, of Culum- i all about it, or to sapping.ou, thoundersiguod. dee 1 In OE, •VO. U.l BROAD STREET, OOLlJM_BUS, U.v. Suocobs Atteuda_ the Diligent I OPECXAL NOTICE.— i beg leave to call O ationii.m to the cjt.i.nll.f, o( ..ureoinmu' nity that I have on ray book- a luivc number of liousts, Lots, Farias. P.'autuliocs and oUior species of property which docs not appear in t,K * ,,fc ' vw D ipcrs. My id^ioe i* to all that if you want to liny call flrxr on m* and see it wc can’t trade, l licit go <•!*«*here. J. II. SIKES. FOR SALE OR RENT, f piIE very nice residence now occupied by I ve,w, » jn Summerville, Alabama, V ! e, *i ,rou ‘. l '0 ,, » , M)>us—JPUaoroa. 36acroa oleared, bitlnnccin wood* Ai.i.ly .J. II. SIKE8. FOll SALE. A VERY HOOD FARM, 7 miliw froia Co- ltu . il " 511 f.'imty. Alahuum, ou. .od .ampM by“Vw. j‘ U M. R.I& U °' ? , ' ,Ta ' U 1 fi J ”f which in cleared Tbit plaoc is newly rottled and capable of producing 8( 0 pounds cotton to the aero will be sold a bargain if sold at once. °* PWNTATION OF l,0« AORB^OK^k- 1" CEL LENT LAND FOR SALFI. — Thi, Pluulution is |,»oHtod m C.unuber, o.iunly, Ala •lx milu norib of .'•alom, milos wr«t *f CcT tumburf. Terms cash, or in cotton to b. lind. on tho plnce. torn, pork, .lock hors, cattle and mules may bo bouehr with it. Makapro- V o.al. to Mr, Ja». dunms, russet*. Ala., or to Mr. Charles Betts, on tho place, or to J. H. SIKES. FOR SALE, •d vuluuble PLANTA- Bend. formerly owned from Cohunbua, 7 from Jly improved, has every • tort an*t convenience. rpiIATwoll kn. ... L IT ON in Oswichei by Col. Turner; 18 mile Fort Mitchell. M. A G The (dace is hund.-on building necessary lor < an orchard of choice trees, a bery and flowers. There .r, lor 130 neg. Ac. two gin ho bar There ot 700 first cla unco of dei The fertility from its healthiulaes most desirable plain Stock and provhii lo4u acres in the truer, J100 cleared, bottom laud, a portion of the bal- •ool.iteund very productive. I t the land i« ansuri>a.ssed, and nd location one of the •us in the South, will he sold with the to the eiti- ity that we are took of A LARGE STOCK. OF Druggist’;; and Physician’s Furniture. BNi'HCTED TO A.RIUVE SOON : 10.000 \bs. l’uro While Leid, ii 2.0(H) Ihs Vrcn. ’.i VAou, \n t»:i; 5,000 U>« Cot: age »*i-.i;.t . in * 4 Furniture \ m. ni l,. 2 bbls Japan Yarni-h; All orders thnnkU.llv .<• thing ia our lino at tin- l.uW K 4Hr Remember the. Sivu o! « uia A Co's Haidware Store, nov 20—tf oil; I 2 bbla Coach!Varnish; ! 50(1 gall’s Linseed Oil; 1: | 50 boxoB Window Glass, assorted; No. I ; 10,000 lbs PUTTY, and a general assortment of 1* AI NTS nml colors. '••ived and filled with dispatch. Tho trade supplied with every ■T 1*11 H’KS. <: GULDLN EAGLE, No. 03 Broad «trc»»K next door to J, En- J. M. PKOlUUllTON & CO, To Rent, 'IMIE TEN MILE HOUSE, ten miles fruru J- Columbus, on the Cusseta road, in Chatta hoochee county, Ga. The place contains two : hundred acres, sixty cleared, with u good Dwelling House containing six rooms, a Store llouso and all nocessuiy out-buildings, and a good Peach Orchard. It i.*; a good stand for a ppiy - “ E. ROWLAND. country storo. For term deal 2t^ STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Sort CARRIAGES. ROCKAWAYS, 13 U G G l 3i] S, COACH MATERIAL, F E V E H Y I) K S 0 It 11* T I ON. dor tho name and : \\ h McKEE BROTHERS, will bo found lit tho Old Stand of H. C. McKee. where they will r«%‘ivc "rdei*- forUAURIAG KS, BUGGIES, nr of every desot iptP Orders will !>•• forwurde Manufacturers, (an anai. made with Messi. Jai ; . and others.)and tulod a J i date, and Mt LOWEST C/» We hope by the 15th January to open the MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING X5 33 •: V1^. •it’* AVr :C3 I\T T. and will be supplied with full -tool, of CHOICE MATERIAL noce.vsiir: l' i or.r buHiiiess. Work of nil klt.J u ill f.i idud in VERY BEST STILE, and warranted t<» give satisfac tion. We respectfully no rit putron.ige oi onr friends and the public generally. j-.a.mokW.} McKEE BRO’S. nov 2> tf UUUAtiE MATERIAL irdod hv as to the best Sil FRICES l COLUMBUS "W^ o o cl-Y a t* tl Wood-Yard, CANDIDATES. For Mayor. We nominate Col. JOHN QUIN as a candl date for next Mayor of this city, believing th hifl practical knowledge of the duties ol th< ofliue und his disinterested desire to serve redound to iU buuefit. nov 30 to .MANY CITIZENS. Wmt Mayor. I announce myself a candidate for re-election for Mayor, und tube this occsrJon to deny report that I agreed (before any former elec tion) to give way for any one at this election or any other. F. G. WILKINS. nov 29 to For Hanb^l. We ;iro authorized to Announce the name of WILLIAM MA11AFFEY. a.* a candidate lor Marshal at the ensuing mu- nicipal election. nov 28 te For Mayor. We arc authorised to nuuounce J. L. MORTON. as a candidate for the ofiice ot Maj’or of the city of Columbus, at the ensuing municipal election. nov 26 te 1. corner of .Inch, oil and Vh mas street, duo South ol tho Court-Hou-h. i m.ro Im will k*wj> on hand n supplv ..I n.lK a ,d FINE und l.ltiil 1 W- ou. wl.n l. he will fur nish by tbc quarter, h.il». • r c r<I, - '<"cd in any length, ready lor mo. suimoli! either lor hio- plnce or stove. Wood delivered in any part of tuc city, free of charge. , Orders left at the lolluwlr.g places will be promptly tilled, Ferry lie use, GammcM’s M..hlv. Bod'd! A Tbwuatt, Fen body, h-.u : r und Wtli,. Dr. E. B. Law, Bclull k Co. t „ f . Tf nov 2i> lw A. P. RKID, COLUMBUS, Nov. 25,1805. JUST ARRIVED! -AT T11E- VARIETY STORE, TSTo. 80, PEABODY, SCHUESSLER & WELLS, Consisting in part of DcLuit.es, Ladies’Belts, Popiius, do. Gauntlets (buck) Armuros, do. Hair Nets, DoCherrea (oherre) do. Toilet * Drcss- Alpuciis, ing Combs, Sprague Prints, do. Horn a Garters. Amo8kcug Prints, Wamsutta Priuls, Lancaster, Kllietou and Dutch Ginghams, Tbwuro Veils. Clouds, Hoods, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, Coruotts, Belt Ribbon and Velvet, and the most complete assortment of Drew Buttons iu the city. Victoria Lawn, Swiss Muslin, Oambricp, a Brilliants, Linens, Bro. Canton Flunnol.s Kudjind White do. Tremont Bio. do. Bt’d Shirtings, Drillings aud Cheoks, Denims and Stripes, Saratoga WEST > Next Door to I) i; (Formerly I THE a Restaurant, I 1>JiS IBtOAU ST., Brown Domestics, Biouuhud Towelling and Towels, Bro. Criuth. Coats and Willinniuntia Cotton Thread, Cook’s Flax. (Brown and Black), Sewing Silk, Colton und Silk Flo&s, Corsctt and Blenched Jeans, All Uir.de of P’k’t Handkerchiefs, And all kinds Staple and Fanny Groceries, Such us Flour, Sugar, Culfce, Teas, Mackerel, While Fish, Sardine*, Pickles, Herrings, Jcc., with Buuhirk’iHuxodout, und Moore’s Killiak- inl'.k Smoking Tobacco. No • If _ In by applying to A. M Aik corner, doc I If tent of Strawberry l in nny quantity i, at. Rankin’s old JAS FULLER. The largest and best assortment of TOYS! ever offered in this market, at the BEE HIVE, Consisting of .Speaking Dolls, Crying Dolls, Chinn Dolls, Wax Dolls, Linen Dolls, Little Dolls, Big Dolls. DOLLS OK ALL SORTS! [Public Kale. ly owned * .uColbert depot, in Russell county, Ala., on Wednesday, , the «>tb day of December, sevcrul fine Mules, ' Mares and Colts, Milch Cows. Merino and Sa x on Sheen, Goals and Stock Hogs, two splendid : iron axle Wagons, good set Blacksmith Tools, Swedes Iron from 2 to 7 inches wide, one fine Saddle, Ploughs of various kinds, Cotton Sued, Just Received AT THE EMPORIUM, ISTo. IP-4, pRIMK JAVA COFFEE; PRIME 1U0 COFFEE i FINE YOUNG HYSON TEA : FINE OOLONG TEA; RAKER’S CHOCOLATE; CRUSHED SUGAR; POWDERED SUGAR; STUART’S A SUGAR; STUART’S C SUGAR: FINE BROWN SUGAR . &ml many other tcood things Tor srlu Ly SAPPINGTON, DEWS & CO. nov 28 tf ia Doll Heads, | Card Receivers, ' Baskets, ' Babies, ' Figures, Candlesticks. Fruit Plates, Emery Stands ss 41 Si China Watch Stands | " Smokers’ Sets, j “ Sugar Stands, Match Boxes, Animal*, Rories. Wash Stands. Cups k Sauoers For further particulars apply to _ J. II. SIKHS. Wm. R. Bkpki.i.. Hob’t C. Pops. IVBW BOOT AND SHOT STORE. BEDELL & POPE, No. 166 Broad St., Columbus, (UNDER COOK’S HOTEL). W OULD respectfully aim zom* of Col ambus and vi now receiving and opening o BOOTS AND SHOES, and will continually keep on bund every rityle of Ladies’, Mirises’ and ChildreuV Shoeri, and Men’s Boys’ und You tho* Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, and Children's Cupper-tipcd Shoes. All Grades of BuiT, Kip and Wax Brogau.x, Great puiui» has been taken in getting up our stock, and we guarantee a 1 work hold. **“To Country Merchimb. \v« offer liberal in ducements, aud invite thorn tu examine our stock. Also, a flue nsportmeut oT Soft and Cashmere Hats. oot 21-tf Cotton Mill for Sale. W E oiler (orsale i.ur COTTON MILE, loc.- ted at Bradford, Coos i county. Alabama, with 1420 aertri of land altticlivi. Fur particu lars, address SIMPSON k MOORE. Caro of Lehman, Durr A: Co., nov 22 1 m Montgomery, A It. Mules!Horses!! Mules!!! 5a tSi !ta. k ii Kulsula," Als; Mr. li if6 SC ’ n ', C '"’ ,aba ' Altr. SSSBI'Ar*--.". j Wound lioueya. (4» Jnu Monnd, do; * J J Most., city; W L i J u®*' du; i’ISSirtc. For Sexton. R, T. SIMONS, the prefent incumbent, is a candidate for re-election for City Sexton, at the election In December next. nov 22 te i’or cup Nnrihali THOMAS GRIER, the present Chief of Po lice, unuouncus himself as a candidate for Mar shal at tho emoting election, on the second Sat urday in December, nov 18 te and tho public * pains or oxpun-c. » dealrablu rcsortri i haveun hand tvi markets afford. Ladies or lumiw rooms cun ha vl i city at rcasonat.b- ty, lie will alaayr uoy tiiie and other .u mettli sent to their L t'» any part ot tho J. C. BARROW. For Ma rubai. Wuare authorited to announes the nomo of oEORGK A. 11UCK A BY, as a candidate for Marshal, at the election ia December next. Soy, 16—te* For Deputy .Marshal. Wears authorized lu auuounce the name of JOHN C. LOVELACE a« a candidate for re-eltctlou lor the office ol Deputy Marshal. nut 14 te ^ To the Ladies. A L'RKLIA H1DGKWAV resprcHully oilers her service., to i..o Lndie <>t '.olumbuH af a FASHION A BMC I! A 2ill>lt IfiMSKH. Orders left at th** : •d»*ncc .Mt- 1 . J. I. Ridgeway will bu promj.i.j att-.-inad to. nov <!H lw SOHa’iHISS SjSW! S. & J. PALMER & CO’S piNE BEAVER S\'.’K.«; STEEL MIXED BUSINESS SUITS; EXTRA FINE DOEsKIN PANTSi SHIRTS, UNDER-SHIRTS; SOCKS. Ac. Justf.c.ivcdbud MORE COMING. C.U und sen our .[dcudid stock cl’ ovdanoOs^-T**. LCV J8-1*. I.A1U1K SALK Ol’’ MULES and HORSES AT TUSKEGEE, ALA. rid»y, i _ ... i o’clock Tii'kegeo, A lab GO Hoad of Zloruou ! suitable for tlic Harness and Saddle—among them riouio VERY FINE STOCK. 40 Likely Mules ! in good condition—some of them nro extra fine. ThU U a good opportunity to replcnRh your S. SALTER, $50 Reward. tho plantation «*f A. S. Truitt. >.•» No. 5 Mobile and Girard Rail road, Ala., Nov. 19th hurt., two tmiro Coin. One a dark iron gray, with a narrow white blaze in fore head, black mane aud tail, 2' > yours old. The other a light roan, long black mane and tail, heavy built, white blare on lot ahead, 3). years old. I will pay fitly dollars reward h»r any information which will result iu their re covery. N. A. NUCKOLLS. Adtn’r. Union Spring*, Ala., Nov 29 tl' Administrator’s Sale. f |MIK Sale ol the pcririhnblc proportv of A.S, A Truitt, decookcd. will take place at No. 5, M. and G. It. K.. on Wedne*duv. Dec. i.ih. lsti>. Mulori. Jlorseri, (’..It.-. lM.,niu*ion :'..,dri. Af., ut public outcry, h r cobh. Corn, Foudcr, Pota- tocri, Ac., at t rivate sale. N. A. NUCKOLLS, Vdm'r.Au. Thus. J. Nuckolls, niforney lor uttnto, ut Columburi, Ga, will ?cil tbo cn»j*4 i.i private riale. n .v ft It Wood! Wood! Offiok Monn." r t» (Trturto R. It. MARTIES wDbiug arid Hickory and X Heart Piue Wood by the car iuad cun he supplied upon applh oct 21-tf stock. TIN TOYS! TIN TOYS! Express Wsgous, Kookitwayi, Carriages, Hose Carriages, Dump Carts, Circusses. Ac.. WOOD TOYS! WOOD TOYS! StuLles, Houses, Dry Goods Stores, Kitolitn Furniture, Menageries, Fnrm Yards, Villages, Bui'enus, Cross Bows, Guns, Humming Tops, Battle Dares, Graces, Animals and Horses, Ac., Tin Swords, Steel Swords, Brass Swords, Whips, Flageolets, 'Zinc Mirrors, Cabas, Bou lion Boxes, Harmonicas, Segar cases, pocket Knives Baby Battles, Tooth Brushes, Key Kings, icc., in fact the articles are so numerous thut wo cannot meutiou even a small part, therefore, we invite the Public to oall and see for theinaelves. The above stock will be for sale at wholesale and retail until the 15th De cember, after tbar time only at retail. W, H. U. PHELPS. any sort, nc service. Gall uov 22 tt all good ato«-k-fr L. J. PlXCKARp. Dwelliug Wanted. boar of a good to of J. Kyle A Co. January next, novl tf. dwelling of four, (Ho lion11 v Mtuatod, can applying at the store ion wanted by 1st of .JOSEPH F. POU. THE LEWIS HOUSE, COLUMBUS, GA, A NEW and desirable lli»u.-con Front street, near the Bridge, l»r permaueut and tran sient boarders, convenient to tlu* stages passing th© Bridge and to the Jandiuc at tbo Hivor. Conducted by Mrs. L. A. Lewi.-, who solicits the patronage ol tho public gencrullv at.d her frieuds iu particular. L. A. LEWIS, nov 22 lm Trust Sale. O N TUESDAY, the 5th day of December next, I will sell at my lower Plantation, situated on tho Cha t rho- uheo river, 10 miles below Columbus, the following trust property of Mr*. Eliza W. Moore, viz: S Mult*. 1 Horse, 1 yoke of Oxen. Pork Hogs, Stock Hogs, several thousand bushels of Corn, I odder. Shucks. Peus, Potatoes, 1 six l:or.so Wagon and all tho pi natation i nnd om c n t s. nov 21 tdri SYM. G. W00LF0LK, Trustee. Notice. the late firm of e hereby notified suttlo; and tho*u who fail to pay by first day of January ncit. tbattbeir notes nnd accounts will bo put in vuit at once. Tho books and papers of the Concern are kept at our old stand, corner und«*r Cook’d Hotel. CODY. FLEMING Jt SWIFT. Columbus, Oct. 31, HU*—tjanl CHEROKEE CURE, INDIAN MEDICINE, Sptirr • HfUitno**, Sight • Hmimionn, Lout o/ Memory, I'nirerttal Iaimi- tnde. /‘ain* in the Bad, !>tm- -IMS or 17dim, JWmufi/r* Hid Age. Wmk Serve*. cult Breathing, Pule nmnte- nance. Insanity. Connump- tion. mid all disousw* that fol- voutliful ludlscr** "os. p will reatoro health aud vigor, and effect a permanent cure after all other medicines have fulled. Thirty-two page pamphlet MUt in a sealed euvelopo, free to any Frier $9 per bottle, or three bottles for $5. Sold by all druggist*; or will ho bent by express to any portion or the world, on receipt of price, by the •ole proprietor. Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 37 Walker St., N. Y. M. FRAZER, Treasurer. FOR RENT, A Plantation Wanted. | I WANT TO RENT u good Cotton Plantu- ! I tion lor the ensuing year, with stock to work I it aud one >oar’s supplies. 1 will return at thu , end of tno yoar the same amount of nupidie* and I all the stock in an good condition us I receive ! it and will give one hall ot the crop tor the rent. SnMrf.to’ory relorcnco will be given. Enquire ot THIS OFFICE, ! nov 21 tf A Good Chance! I OFFER MY TAN YARD aud 202’f t 1 1 • ! L»ud for falo; adjuluing the whole le of the corporation of Lumpkin, oast; fO i I cleared ur.d 129 iersa iu the wt»ods. uovT«>lm* J. G. SINGE Mecca feUisi aph copy >,nJ loud biU tu J, 1 Alabama, from i< fresh 'and that will produce <*«dton finely Corn Fodder, Mules, horovs, catlJc, and hogs cun be purchased on the premises. Apply at this Office, nov 17 If FOR SALE, AT HIE OLD STAND OP J. B. JAQUES & BRO., A LOT OF FINK Tod and no Top Buggies, JE3E.s3k.iT.IX) WHIPS AND COLLARS. IS1IING tuclosoout the lot soon, wo »il u.U, or ekohai.se forcot- Seft. I*. 1 Mm- 11 i Having Bought the Kynehart Bakery, j I am prepared to get up any sort ot i CAKES, in any sort of etyle, at short nntU'P. Fresh Bread .-very doy (except Sunday). I am ma- ] king a superior article of Crackers, to ; which 1 invite the attention of the pub- | lie. W, H. It. PHELPS, uov HO tf low a* a sequence ol The Cherokee Cu •top the einU-doiM Cherokee Remedy, ami rat Sueu- Oust />tposit*, d all diseases that require liiirotlc, and when us#J In onjunctloQ with tho CHEROKEE INJECTION, doc* not fall to cur© t?ouorrA«*.f, Gh ft tud all Mu cous IHscJutryes in Male or Female, curing r«c#nl easss in from one to ihre, day*, and i.x vsncctalljr racontmeadt-d In those cases of Fluor Au>uh or Whitss in Females. The two medicines used In oonjuuctlon will not fall to remove this disagreeable :ompla1nt, * »whore other medicine* SIGHT EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, FOR SALK BY JOHN KINO, a.valiu UAMKRU. Advances on Cotton. W U will SHIP COTTON to first «Imm hctuM in New York, nnd make libernl CAtiU “Wif J. R. IVEY k 00. TAKEN UP, A .SMALL SORRELL MARK s.u.y, sob. I /V tour or ftva ye&n old. The owner can I have her by paying lor thll advertisement and 1 other expeunee. J. T>. NANOK. I vuvII U d In thot.0 c have been used without success. Price, Remedy, One Bottle, |9, Three Bottles, $5. ** Injection, ** w |2, “ “ The Cherokoo ** Curs,” “ Remedy," and “ Jniec- tion" are to be found In all well regulated drug •tores, and are rcc-omtucudod by physicians and drnggUU all over the world, tor th*lr intrinsic worth and morit. Some unprincipled dealers, however, try to decelvo tholf customers, by selling cheap and worthless compounds,—In order to make money— In plaoe of these. Be not denote*d. If the dmg* gists will m»t buy them f«>r you, write to iu. and we will send them to you t v expreiw, eecursh packed and frse from ohsoi vstlon. 5N c treat all diaess*** to which the human system is ■object, and wifi be S to rscelvo full and explicit l *V.‘ t f t K dD ^«r^ tho have fklled to rccelvo »cllsf bsrjtol^e. or footl.ui.n <‘.n b. r.7.r7..*s;WtSi a S flo.L AdJrw. .11 l.tura f.'r pwnlihl.U, nirdlolDM, or Blrtc^ to lbs sol. proi>ri.l.'r. Dr. W. R. BEBWrN. 37 WOisr 8'., S. X. ' DOT W Ilf