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Terruh-e Tragedy at Brooksyill*, Mibs.—From ft gollem»n wlio oaran down od tho train yegterdfty from Mm- masippi. wo learn that n teniMo **■■#***? occurred near Hrooksvillo. in that State, ou Sunday raoruingj la»U which inrolved the death of nearly a whole family. It eeema that a young man named James Thompeon had a misunderstanding with his father, T. K. Thompson, about the title to some properly hold by the latter and that ho went to the house Sunday morning about daylight, and killed his mother, his two sisters, Jennie and Mar garet, and his brothor, Clay, and attempt ed to take tho life of his remaining sister wounding her soverely. He thenwent to the river, whore his father was at the time, and attempted to kill him also, snapped both brrrcls of a shot-gun at him. and then wounding him with a pistol. The murderer was arrested and taken to Biooksvillo on Monday, when he was taken up and hnngod by the citizens. This story is confirmed by a letter from a friend in thut section, who says the murder was tho most fiendish and diabolical act over perpetrated, and that the murderer richly deserved the punish ment he received.—Register and Aiher- liter. . The True Philosophy.—One sultry hot summer day an honest old man was plowing his field, when suddenly he be held a godlike figure sowly approaching limi. The man started hack. '1 am Sol omon,’ said tho phantom, in a confiding voico. ‘What art thou doing hero, old ■nun 1—If thou art Solomon,' was tho re ply, ‘how cans't thou ask me ? When I was n youth thou didst send me to the ant; I saw its method of living, and it taught me to ho diligent, industrious, and gather tho superfluous for a stormy day. What I then leurnod, I still oontinue to do.’ ‘Thou hast studied thy lesson but half,’ replied the spirit, ‘go once more to the ant and learn from it also huw to find rest mid quiet ill the winter of thy years, and how to enjoy that which thou linst hoarded up. A Tradition.—It 1ms been a ques tion for discussion among philosophers, how it happens, that women, naturally amiable, when nroused, can say such sharp and penetrating things. Tliomys- tery was solved not long since, by the discovery of some very old archives, that gives the following explanation of the matter. It is said thut when Lot sepa rated from Abraham, thut ho determined to invest Ins surplus funds in real estate; and the city of Sodom presenting an in viting field, he turned his fuco thither, mid tlirre located.— Hut so great wuaJh 0 wickedness of the people, flint it was de termined by tho Creator id'the universe to destroy the place ; accordingly, mes sengers were sent to lend Lot and his family out; they departed reluotantly ; and Mrs. Lot giving her bonnol box to a servant to bring along, was watching and stopping for her nnd scolding with ul, when she was suddenly turned into a pillar of salt. Thus by a strange and wonderful sympathy, a woman's tongue oven to this day.is quito salty, whonovor she feels disposed to convert it into a saline weapon, especially, if her bonnot is missing or a subject of critique,— Southern Recorder. Cheeky.—A Now York correspond ent tells an aneodoto of a robbery that lately took place at one ot tho largest banking houses in that city, The bank er stcod inside his counter, near tho safe, A man oaiuu in without a hut, and with u pen behind his enr. lie walked^ round to tho spot where (Im hunker stood, who was talking with a gentleman, mid said to him. “l’louso to move sir," und the banker did. Tho fellow cooly took out of tho safe several thousand U - S. bonds, and oooly walked uway, and has never linen seen from tlmt time to this. Near tho closing hours of business the bonds wore sought for and oould not be found. Tho banker turned to ouo of the clerks and asked him for them, stating that lie saw him remove them from tho drawer. Fortunately the clerk was able to prove an alibi, und then the nudaoity of tho thief was niude apparent. The waterfalls which form so impor tant a part of tho toilotof a modern Indy of fashion, mo procured, it would seem, lit the expense of a grout deal of amioy- unoo to the softer sex pf Germany, Ac cording to tho Kuropo nowspuper the whole country is in an iuproar on aooount. of the people who go about, scissors in hand, with tho express olijeot of cutting the hair of every woman who walks with it dressed attor the fashion of tho coun try, i, o., hanging in long plaits over tho liaok. Even the churches are not free from these pestilent thiovos, the lastonso reported being that of a lady whoso hair was cut off whilst ongnged in hor devo tions in tho Evangelical church of liuda. Another Story.—A St. Louis ex- change says: "Mr. Juntos Luinley, an old ltocky Mountain trapper, states thut when about 75 miles above the fulls of the Upper Missouri, last Soptcinbor, he discovered an immense meteorio stone ourved with curious liieroglyhpios with fragments of glass, mid heio and there dark stains, as if caused by a liquid* He is confident thut the hieroglyphics arc the work of human hands, and tlmt the stone itself, although but the fragment of nil immense Laly, must have been' used for seine purpose by undiluted be ings of another world.” A passenger swearing terribly in the cars on the ltoston and 1'rovideuce Kail- rood, was approached by a young minis ter with more zoni than discretion, who said to him abruptly; "My dear sir, Jo you kuow wlioie y„u are going ! —straight to hell." "Just my d—d luck!" replied the mau, looking tho minister in tho tnoe with an alarming uir, and suddenly fum bling for his cheek, "1 bought a ticket for Providence.” In Sacramento, recently, a woman procured the release ofher husband from jail, and that night ruu oil’ with uuother fellow. Her object in procuring her hus band's release was to leave somebody with the children. Bassouiterrc, tho French Embassador to Spain, was telling Honri Quatro how lie entered Madrid. "1 was mounted ou the smallest mole in the world,” "All," said Henri, “what an amusing sight — the biggest ass on the smallest mule I" a "I was your Majesty's representative," wtw the rejoinder. Au Irish witness ill a court of juatioe being asked what kiud of “ear-marks” the hog in question had. replied, "He had no particular ear mark. hooches, Early, 1 MUIsr. Pike, Quitman Stewart, Sumpter ion, Wabater JAMES August 22,1865-tf R SALE AND BENT. ilendid Cotton Plantation ' FOR SALE OR RENT. aving no faith in the "freedmeu” a* Labor- und no disposition to undertake to manage —m, I bare determined to sell my valuable and highly improved COTTON PLANTATION. .tualedon the Mobile k Girard Railroad in ilecon county, Alabama, forty miles from Internal Revenue Official Instruction, having baen gay from tho Commlaatmiar of Internal nut Rail Roads. Steam Uoats. Express lutlwwuv bara'.y notlladnot to transport any Cotton, or mova It out of tho 3d ootlcctoral district, unlasa thay »r.t prooure , permit from this offioa or from my deputies. Cotton oan bs shipped on sny Railroad to Ma- ooa. Daty oan ba paid atColumbua to Klohard W. Jaqaes, Deputy Oollaotor. JAMES C. McBUHNEY, August 22-tf Oollaotor. OFFICE COLLECTOR INT'L REVENUE,) 2n Oistmict or Ogoapi*. f Macon, August 14, 1865. ) Notice is hereby given that all IMatillersof apples, psaches, grapas. corn, or other substan ces. and all manufacturer, of tobaoco. outers, *o., are required to take out a lloanse and give bond. Those who fail to give bond and procure license are. In addition to all other penalties end fort, itures. liable to pay one hundred per oenturn additional duties thereon. Notice, inerohauts and others purchasing liquors before the duty is paid, do so at their own risk, as the law oompels mo to seise it. no matter in whose hands it may bo found. JAMES C. McUUllNEY. aug 22-tf Collector. COLUMBUS, Gi.. August 22. 1865. Having been appointed Deputy Collector lor the counties embracing Muroogee. Talbot, Har- rls Marion, Cbntiaboochooand Stewart, all P»r- tie’sengaged in distilling spirituous liquors in the above named counties will apply at onoe at my office, opposite the l'eiry House, and file bonds .ndproour.p.rmiU.A Deputy Collector Internal Rev. 2d Dist. (in. ITS PEARL STREET NEW YORK. D. H. Baldwin, I u Vn , u J. F. CUMMINQ. f N0,, *° rk ‘ H. Dbiohau, la...„..i, C. At. iloi.gr. f Savannah. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & C0„ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH. ,22-tf Through io Atlanta. SUPKRINTKNDANT’H OFFICE, MUSCOlliE RAflROADCO UiiLUNBUa. tie., bept. Sttb, 188.1. RXneoogee Rati Road Schedule. QN AND AFTER MONDAY;,llthtaat.. the _ Passenger Train on this road will Leave Columbus at J o' 55 • Arrive in Maeou at .. P- “• Arrive In Cotumbu at L24 P. 51. Maeon aa« Weetern R. R. Schedule, night train. Leave Maoon—- ‘S*?' a’ M Leave Atlanta s' IS' Arrive at Macon sep 10—-U Advances mads on consignmento to our House in New York, and to our friends in Liverpool and Glasgow. Oot. 10, |86&—3m J. A. TYLKK SAM'L K. H0BI80N. TYLER & ROBISON, Grocery Si Comnissiou Merchants, NO. 129, (Nearly Opposite the Hank of Cidrtnthvn,) K EEP on hand a good xtouk of FAMILY GROCERIES, CROCK EH Y and STOAE- WA HE. TOILET SOAP, PINS, NEEDLES, CO MILS. SPOOL-COTTON, DOMES Tl ;D l() ,Jn ODS, ik(\ 'articular attention givon to tho purchase or v J ‘ "oduce or merchi J. A. TYLKK, „ SAM’L K. HOB ISON. J L ,—.... - uce or merchandise. ' J. A. TYLKK, augf> : tf CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERINTEND ANT’S OFFICE. ) M. k w. r. it. it.. > MoKTUOUaUY, Sept. 20, 1865. J O N aad alter Friday. Sept. 22J, I860,1 on Ibis Road will be run an follow* j Montuomkuy Naad eflcr Friday. Sept. 22J, I860. T-ains _ ouihl. Road Will be run as follows: Leave Columbus at w * Arrive West Point iiixp M Arrive at Montgomery - •/ ‘“’A • **• Leave Montgomery * o. m. ATKINS, DUNHAM & OO.. COMMISSION ffiDtl FORWARDING MERCHANTS, APALACHICOLA. FLA. jluly 14th. I860.—tf _ _ JOHN KING, BANKER AND BROKER, Office at the eld Msrlue llenk Agency’ WILL HUY AND SELL GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, B-A.3STK NOTES A.JSTX3 UNCURRENT MONEY. ALL KINDS UP STOCKS. BONDS. AND OTHER SECURITIES. Bought und sold on Com mini on. Particular attontion paid to Colled Ions a this and other point* and the proceeds remitted promtly. Oot 13—2m kiontgoi Leave West Point Ht COir-— Arrive i 1 16 P. M. oumbuH ••••41 46, P, M, ’Connecting with trains of A.AW.P. K. K. at West Point which arrives in Atlanta at 7 1. M in time to connect with tho Western and Atlsntic Kail Hoad for Chattauooga and points north* sept 22* tf CEANE, JOHNSON * ORAYBILL, XAVANBf All, UEORUIA, K0UWAID1NG anil COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ' T li. ORAYBILL takes ploiaute In tnform- J . ing bis many friend. in Columbus and tho country .thatbe U r.-MUbi shed_bt. firm in SHvauuab and will glva oaretul attontion to all business entrnuted to thorn. a * oa.Hg. JOHN a. Johnson, j. h ngavaii.L. sept 18—3m. - ——_ 0. W. R08KTTIC. a. K. IsAWHON. ROSETTE & LAWHON, l " StroTio^ COMMISSION MERCHANTS 131 BROAD STREET, COLUMnCS, GA. IVJEY VR JlrtiT REi %0'rOffi KENTUOK 50 coils ROPE, 500 lbs. TWINE, £a<go Ul of INDIA RAGGING. Any of the above articles wil be sold in Urge Advances on Cotton. WE "ill VV in N advances. ill SHIP COTTON' to first clou house, ew York, and make liberal CASH J. B. ITHY k UP. FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE. and commodious Livery Stab into a Ware Huase fur tb oTOottoft and Merchandise, patronage oi our friends WKhavoj jX.Wf of PISTOLS. PISTOLS, which we are selling obeup. J. ENNIS it CO. Preen and Black Tea. A FRESH LOT of Jenkins’ celebrated Teas, Juet received *nd lor sale bv dec 3 tf CARTKK k FLOURNOY. Sage. A SM ALL lot effresh Sage, just received nnd tor sale by CaKTEK k FLOUKNOY. dec 3 tf Lemon Syrup, Philotoken or Females’ Friend, Drake’s Plantation Bitters ft ra WM. O. BWAN, (LATE OF TENNESSEE.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, QA. THOS. O. JOHNSON, (LATE OF ST. LOUIS, M0-.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Claim anti Real Estate Agent, No* 00 Market. Street, (Up Stair*, MONTGOMERY, A Is A. • Oct. 13—tm* * ^ f j J. T. PEYTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MEMPHIS,' TENJfKNSKK. Holers to lion. Hines Holt, Columbus, Ha. sept 8, I860—dm Hpgii M. King. James M. Rlhrell. RUSSELL & KING, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COLUMBUS, GA. MIE above named having formed n pnrt- _ nerehip. will practice law In Muccogee and adjoininguounties and ip KurnwlI county. Ala. Pgroflioo front’ rDom over Odnby’s store, dec 10—1m . : , C. Vf. M( ATTORNEY 11 P ERSONAL .ad prompt attention givon to consignments. Cotton purohueed. lulyZU—II w. a. sxusNiinv. «• »• warnoik. WARNOOK &OO., COTTON BROKERS COMMISSION "MERCHANTS, Office No. 131 Broad St., (Rosette k Lawhon's Auction Room.) HKY are prepared to audise. Produoe. Ac. , . Particular attention given to the salo ot COTTON. PRODUCE. Ac. Baqoiko. Kora, Ac., furnished at the market ** Columbus, Qa., Aug. 3.1866.—tf R. J. M08KI, SENIOR. ± R. J. MUSES, JUNIOR. LAW NOTICE. T MIK UNDKKSltlNED have formed a co partnership, under tho utune und style o! K, J. MOSEb, nnd will eetuhlish an olhoo I11 1 Columbus, tls , on the 1st October next. In tho moantime letters addressed a* above will * promptly attouded to. Tho sonior partner will attend regularly the United States District Court at Savannah, the Supremo Court ol Georgia for this Judicial DUtrioL the Courts of tuo Chattahoochee Cir cuit, and upeu special retalnor in Important cases will attend any of the Courts in Oeorgiu (Federal or *tato.) BEDELL & CO„ Grocer* and Comminion Merchants, (Nearly opposite Hank • f Ojlumbue, COLUMBUS, GA.. ROCEL f every kind. Consignments of Merchandise solicited. Prompt attention given to the purchase aud ‘eseription. W. A. BKDKLL* A. 0. BEDELL. C. 8. HARRISON. H. S: IS 1 OOsolnnmtl. *£ ^ }n.Y. BAKER, ROGERS A 00., WHOLESALE GROCERS -AND- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MO A 30 East Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO, W HOLESALE DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Urooeries. Western Reserve Cheese aud Butter: Dried. Canned and Foreign Fruits. Fish of all kinds. Seed. Ac. , t J wo members of our firm reside in N ng thus eonsuatly in the market, take advantage ot favorable obanves. and buy ing from first hands, gives us fooilUies for got- ri„ U <mds. unsurpassod by any houso in tho *** Advances made ou oonslgnmonts to B. P. BAKER Si C0„ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 tO Poarl et«, Hanover Square, NEW YORK. oct 27—3m* _ __ Day Boarders. T HOSE (iwlrtn, DAY BOARD ou U smn- modatwl at th. Saratoga ltMtaurant at £10 par month. Feraona wishlag on. meal a day 115 Boardar* oan gat their meats at any hour. •^Meala furniahad to those leaving on tha Maco^ain. CHARLEY BARROW. parbouli short tail." -mark* except a very The Chinch) in CeUfuruia arc ad.anc * ing in oivilitatiou; iualead of pilfering hen-roosts they now rob the banks. aug 15- tf R. J. MUSKS JAMES M. RUSSELL, Attorney at Xiaw, tUflice over Store of CJuuby A Cu„) H AVING resumed the practice of Law, 1 will hereafter give my undivided attention to all buidnesi entrusted to me lor this and con* tiguous counties. July 20-tf r Law Notice. kord, Russell county, Ala., are 1 ropitrud to _ applications for p&rdoa under the Prcsi- dt ut’s amnesty proclamation, and also to trans act all othor prolossional busiucss, G. D. A U. Wu. HOOPER, aug 23-1 f Sterling’s Ambrosia, _ lion fur the Loir, for sale by dec3tf CARTER A FLOURNOY, ed» The character ol the sou is hammock, second hammock, and upland, and nearly all fresh. The timber consists of beedi, bireb. _ , -,/en rooms, oesiact U,-closet*. pantries, with a commodious ve randah one hundred and fifty two fret long: In short, it is an elegant.''ionthem Uouee Also kitehen, smoke house, briok dairy and ice house: eating house for laborers, and fine double negro houses of two rooms ooeh 18 by 20 foot, with glass windows, well plastered and painted, with brick pfllat and ohimeies; a commodious two atory barn, paeking screw and gin house, with an almost new and very supe rior 60 saw gin—s agar mill, and two 100 gallon kettles. This is one of the best Cotton Plantations In ehsteru Alabama, conveniently situated, easy 'if access, and with theobolceof either Mont gomery or Columbus as a market. 7 am de- (annined to ntll. Those who wish may try the "freedmenI shall not. Terms, $15,000 cash, or $16,000 in two equal installments. If the latter, the first payment on 25th December instant, and second twelve months tbroafter without interest. Corn, meal, mulos, cotton seed Ac., supplied on reasonable terms If desired. Titles perfect. Freed people on the place and will be glad to get homes for another year. If nut sold within fifteen days, the place will be lor rent. Persons wishing further particulars or to ex amine the place are referred to my friend, Mr. John £. Colbert, Columbus* Qa. deo5-tf. Administrator’s Sale. O N Wednesday the 13th day of December -.V ox h an or der of tbo Court of Ordinary, «t W1 ^Vg. 8 ?. 11 th,® personal property of Joseph W. woolfolk, deceased, late of Muscogeo county, at the plantation belonging to his estate, situa ted on the river road seven miles below Colum bus, consisting ot Corn, Fodder, Peas, Shucks. Potatoes. 12 head of Horses and Moles. 30 or 40 head of Cattle, among them a fine English Bull, several fine English Cows and others of mixed grades, t-heep. Goats, a large lot of Stock lloss. Cert*. Ox Wagon, Cooking Utensils ami Plantation Implements of all kinds. At the same time wifi Be rentod, for the next year, the Plantation, containing over 1500 acres, 700 of which is opon land—500 acres of the cleared land lies in what is known as Woolfolk’s Bend, end is not surpassed in fertility by any lands in the State. Sale to continue from day to day until the property is disposed of. W. G. WOOLFuLK, Adm’r. nov ?u ids Administrator’s Sale. tha L. Carnes, deceased, in Musoogee county, near Upatoie poet office, the personal property of said deceased, confuting of corn, fodder, oats. peas, potatoes, farming utensils, two wag ons, household furniture und bedding, mules, LOOK OUT! PRAIRIE PLANTATION. Lands, situated in Maoon oouuty, Alabama, Land For Sale. WILL sell 3C0 acres of good pine land, suit able for cotton; 60 acres cleared, the balance well timbered: half mile from the M. A G. it. K and ona and a half miles above Silver Run depet, on the old stage road from Columbus to Eufaula. PoFiession given immediately if de sired. For particulars apply on the premises to nov53 2tawlm J. A. TOWERS. miles south of Tuskogee Creek. There arc between seven and eight hundred acres cleared land in a high state of cultivation; good framed negro oabins for 40 hands! framed gin-house and iron screw. All bean built with in tho last four years. An artecian well, fur nishing an inexhaustible supply of water, Thcrio lam's have long been considered the most desirable in the State, for their DURA BILITY nnd PRODUCTIVENESS, yielding remunerative crops of oorn and cotton. Corn, fodder, pork and stock hogs, cuttle and mulus. cotton seed and implements to carry ou tho farm for another year, can be bought with tb« placo. Freed men on too place can be hir ed. Possession given immediately* dec 2 Jm C. E. JOHNSTON. Montgomery Advertiser and Tuskegee News, will copy and send bill to this office. Lowujos, ten miles fro’e Valdosta, tho county town, und two miles from Ayattuh.— The tract contains *our thousand three hun dred acres. Fourteen hundred are in cultiva tion, notsurpos ed in lert lily in the county, of which eleven hundred have been oleared within four years. The climate is decidedly hoaltby and the settlement eli Appended to tho plantation . __ « gEW ,1x511, entirely m commodious and well constructed.— The quarters for the laborers are comfortable and capable of accommodating upwards o’ two hundred. Thero are two large cotton and gin bouses upon the plantation. AI1 of the stock Plantation for Bent or Bale. iug 1200 acres— 600 to 700 oleared; good Dwell ing IlouHe, Negro Houses, Gin House, Gin. Screw, and all other appurtenances of u first cities place. Apply to dec 2 liu J. RHODES BROWNE. before January, FOR SALE, M Y PLANTATION on the Chattaboochei river. 1< <miles above KiUaiU*, Barbour couatVt Alew.oppusUo Florence. Georgia, taming 1480 acres land, 600 cleared: 20v w which is fresh und well watered by the Wepuf- koe creek running through the centre 01 it. Eight negro houses and accessary out-build- iugs. YVnter Gin; Grist and Saw Mill. G id Stock of all kinds sold with the place, nov 12 t Jan 1 Q. li. WILLI Ah 1 A Good Chance! I OFFER MY TAN YARD and 202V* 1 ».f Land for sale; adjoining the whole length of the corporation of Lumpkin, cast; 80 acres cleared and 120 acres in tho woods. nov 10 lm* J. G. SINGER Mucou Telegraph copy nnd sond bill to J. G. S. Corn 8tarch, dec 3 tf THE GEM Restaurant, (UNDER T. S. SPEAR'S.) /—x ' li now ilrepared to fur- (eJniHh at short notice, at EiJ^siif hour, Dat or NiaiiT, all the dclicacios of the M r season—such as OYSTERS; GAME, of alt kinds: FOWLS. FISH, * and Wines uiay he had. deo 1 , tf WALTER STEWART, J. J. KEENAN, Advances on Cotton rilllE Undersigned *re prepared to ipako rash 1 Cn'h Advances oil Cotton consigned to their frionda in A SPLENDID STORE FOR RENT, 78 BROAD 8TRKKT. For Rent, FOR RENT, jomfortable ROC Hall building. AppUt. NTgR> 00.11-tfMun copy. atM«»o6,ss R.llrotd. Buggy aud Carriage Factory ! WITH NEAT UOTTAUC and a MILL T OFFER FOR SALE, that large a»d>com • I uiudions Buggy and Carriage Factory, situ* nted in Foravlh, Ga., formerly owned by Capt. J. it. Banks, of Columbus. Th' extensive, covering nearly an a fronting tho street 300 feet The Blacksmith Shops have seven Forges, with every couvenieuce for work. The Wood riul. Thu Paint, Trim and Harnees Depart ments tire peculiarly well adapted for the dif ferent-hnackes. There is a go%d supply of lrtntTFltwqbw Intent improved Springs and Axles. A must excellent seleetion of F'ine Paints, Trimmings and Leather. An inexbaui- table quantity of Spokes* Hubs. Rims, and 20,UU) Bolts aud Screws. A fine assort- LlV,]il.ll POOL. Parties desirous of shipping Cotton to the ubove points aro invited to givo thorn a cull. j iiyv.17 lA»t . GREENWOOD k GRA\ BARNETT & CO., COTTON FACTORS, aOCKIW AND COMMISSION MfcBCBANTS, qas:i.»r Mf CU.tr alftsl,Broad «t..i COLUMBUS, (JA. 1JR0MPT Attention given to all Consign X uents and Shipments of Cotton to New York. New Orleans and IAv«fPQol. Libctal udvanccb made on consignments, nor 17 U rnontol Harness (both wagon nnd boggy) and Harness Material. In foci erervt ,ug co plete for a first clas. Carriage and /' uggy Fi Drs. SCHLEY & RAINES, OFFIOK — AT ODD FELLOWS HAM** First door te the right on first floor- novlIFtf t < t a DR. V.1I. TALIAFHRR0 RESUMES the ptoc'ioe of Mediciuo in this Othiotf over the law office of the late Col. Holt. Residence on McIntosh street, formerly occu* pied by Mr. Dewitt. _nov 26 lux DR BELLAMY H AS removed his offlbe to the Prescription Store of Dr. Law. No. 79 Broad Street. Residence at Mr. Wiley Junes’, sspr-flm. ’. 1 HCOtlOBK RARR1B EW LOUISVIJ.LE, KY. - Nt*v. 11,18t>6—ly Mules! Horses!! Mules!!! !te 1.' *£ 4a Aa HEAD of fine Tennessee Mules and Hore- m. fur sal/at the Livenr Stable* of HAINKS. MctlVHlEE A CO. This Is all cflod Mo«k-*fr«e from brands of any sort, never bavins been worn down iu army ffi. J. BlKfK ARD^_ Rank Notes Wanted. T AM anthortied to purohase not FOR SALE. AND TO ARRIVE, Ann isACics •200 nov M tf CKS Lrv’BRPOOL «ALT. OANDLKR. BROWN A CO.. 146 Broad Stre.t Wood! Wood! * OWICM Mot ILK Alto G mi to R. R. P ARTIES wishing Oak and Hickory and Heart Pine Wood by the oar load oan be tupplied apon application to 1. M. FRAZER, Treasurer. act n tf DR. A. J. FOARD, \A KDICAL DIRECTOR ol tb.1,1. Army of IVA Tennessee, teuders his prefessional aervi- ees to the oitiien* of Columhus und v wiuily. House. Office in the Perry Oct 28 tf DOCTOR STANFORD RESUMES th* prootlw of MoUMo. . XV Surgery. Cases from a dutauce requir! surgical attention can find comfortable a:co AM anthortied to puroheae notes- of the * '* “ ' Alebema, LoukUnm and Teuneasee. end will pay full market rate* t„rlh..nm.. w - x x7,kxaNDKR, Ag’t K. M. Bruce k Co., No. 95, Broad st., over Ennis’ st, OOt M tf 1. i GBP OfPfo ! ,i.il:llil.'t Dwelling Wanted. tory. It is the larpcat Factory of tn_ (leurpia, aud is now in successful operatiou with h lull corps of the beet workmen, both morully und mechanically. Every thinking man must know that all South ern iiunutjarturee cannot but succeed and any invent,nent in them will pay u handsome divi •tend. A business man, xeith energy, cun utuki the propertyp^fv 5U per cent. Upon the lot and wtll bo bold with it tea verg nice Cottage, with nil necessary out-buildings, garden, Ac. If dosired. 1 will sell with it, or separately, my fur mi near Forsyth, Upon th* pla-'e is one of the best Grfct MiMs in Georgia. For full par ticulurs, apply to Cant. J. K. Banks, of Colum he* who knows all about it, or to Saupingion. Dow. X Co., Forsyth, Ga. 1,000 ACBEA VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR S-A.X-E OR. RENT rpilE Plantation end Residence of Mrs. V. H ity. Hi mil Walker, in Harris count] riles abov 8« on t ,je 1-th ul Dceembt. jHdcr. Also, wilt be toMnoro, fodder, mules, wagons, cattlo, bogs, .Vo. Terms easy, nly^’i A. C. WALKER. Notice. e ... —Jrtby Motif that they must come up and settle: and th_. who fail to pay by first day of January next, that ihoir notes and aooount* will be pul in smt at onco. Tho books and papern of tM concern are kept at our old stand, corner under Cook Hotel. CODY. PLhMlNG k SWIFT. Columbus. Oot. 31,1866.—tjnnl N otioe. .press Jt on the 12th ot Dooembar next, 287 acres of land, 'Cow*, bogs. horses end mules, corn, fodder, peas, potatoes, household und kitchen furniture. Turin a cash. G. M. AND ARSON nov 26 2 For Sale, power STEAM ENQINE, in perfect running order. It he* e good double- fluinl Boiler and all the appurtenanoes neces- Rnqnlrer K Jjj, Iambus, Qa DR. H. AI. CLECKLEY, a o ubofat: a LENDERS his service* to theoitiseng of Col- ninbus end rteinit/. Office el his residence on Mclntosn street* belwee.i Randolph and Jst. Glair, next door to Dr. Ctuhtusu's burnt oorner. Office hours from f to 8 A. M. and from 1 to 6. P. M. aug 18-tf A Plantation Wanted. • good Cotton Ptm. g year, with stock to work plies. I will return at the T WANT TO KENT a good Cotton l>tnnta- i tion for the ensuing year, with stock to wurfc U aud uae year’s sppplib*. I will retum at the *nfl of the v#nr thesnme amount of supplies apd all the stock in ds gOod condition as I recr ! ~ shslfo .... .... - r receire it and will give one naif of the crop tor the rent* wU ‘ b, #lffl oI-Y,cR. nov 24 tf of J. Kyle k Co. Possession - January next. .JOREPL1 F. POU. __novl tL FOR RENT, 1 GOOD PLANTATION in Russell otmntv. A Alabama, from ilk) to 250 acres of w)tich is rrosh land that will produoe ootton finely. Coru Fodder, Mule*, horse*, cattle, and hogs, can bo purchased on the premise*. Apply at this Office, noy U tf t ISELECT LIMITED SCHOOL, COLUMSUS, QA. T HE kimkwwHI'b* to 40 I’Uj'iI,. and .11 will b« *x- fwtM. .fl.r .atarihk, to oOWtinot a Ik. roiurindar of th. r.*i Th. K*h«l..tta y.ar will k Jod iuto ih 10. term*. Thi ?h l irk* June. Payment*dee for each term at FOR SALE. TWO HIGHLY IMPKOVED COTTON PLANTATIONS O NR. well known'e* Roanoke, in Darin coonty, Alabama, eleven miles above Ku feuta. end thirty-five below OolmuKa». lying immediately on the Chattahoochee river, can taining 2,400 acre*. 1,300 of whioh are cleared and 80U river bottom. The other known a* Calebee. in Maoon conn ty. Alabama, situated about three miles from the Mobile and Girsrd Railroad. sn«l \ fhitn Oolnmbq*. end contaieityr l.Up at of which are cleared, nnd being part tioh land. These plantations hnvs always bsen regarded a* among the most desirable in the StaU account of their prodnetirenees, end oenren lent location. Bach place hne the*neceseari outbuilding tor 40 to 60 laborers. Previsions, ■took, and implements, can be bought at mar ket Tolu** on the places. Negroes on the pie ces may bs hired. Apply to E W. SEA BROOK fit - Coiambus, tia. I JKai T 8, AVB A.V** “^rtm.Dt 6f 8tr.w8.rry t its be < I Plant*, which can bs bed In any oosnUty M«W # . .. . . f by applying to A. M. Allan, at RinfitfSold Petr rates and parliculoie apply le [corner. JAfl. ML^LLER iTr. McINTuSH* j dwllf late Major George 4 — Dawson, lyi Dougherty county and containing 1100 k and hiokory lands) and aojoime lying . __D0 acres — v — ng lands of orehorn, Walker, McClaren. Jones and oth- s is for sale. Terms cash. Apply to L. W. DAWSON, oct 24-3tawtf , on tho premises, to E. W. Seabrook. Columbus, Ga. For Sale, Possession to bo given on or J. WALDBURQ,Savannah. GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY 3 Agents, we have this day formed a co partnership with Messrs. White, Carter & Co., t«2 Broadway, New York, and they wr" very shortly be prepared to loan money for tl cultivation of Cotton, Rice and Sugar. Th . will also provide white labor for the South gen erally. Iu a low days we shall issue circulars setting forth all those things in detail, from the above house. Having formod this arrangement wo cau offer greater facilities for the sale of Southern litnJ than any establishment in th*s country. We therefore solicit the patronage of those desiring to sell land. Prompt attention givon to all business entrusted to our caro. Dec2—tf MARSHALL k PARSONS. ^OpET_ORDEfiS. TA V, 'Oll COIIKTY7 G\X^. TAYL0R ~?^Chh of .aid exeente to th. .aid Mi ifi^ conditioned to .x.ouu tkfJi huTS the .aid William w 1? ‘“'P 1 ") lot of land (No. 12!> 1 num'i/ 0 ’"'•"'wt loi 1 twenty-nine, and all onJt number on. hundred "ti (S, fl lot of land No. 123 ) nnmK.. 1,1 ,ll * e .xiid»?’ tow'fiiimp: ssar-S wffi 1 B.TiifvfiwrtaiK'lft H titles to tho said lois of land W „! b o° ut erwifle, nroTidin* therefor ’kid psarin* that the.aid William u- the full amount of th. .urchu,' h «l! lots ot land ; and said Wi1ltY.^*u- r 'E c< petitioned Ihi? <girt to“SSJf'M 5 Rucker, tb. ij«cutoVof th. IS*. reil 4l Richard B. Rucker, dacealed n il* “'5, J title, to .aid lot. of lanch hi l ”'f r w “"u5 .aid bond. Therefore, .11 are hereby notified and rtouiVSi". objeo lion, (if any th« ba"2. iuhS SI** prescribed by law.) why ,aid HtUm kt ( not be ordered to execute or,, Lk in SKI Extract from th. Minute, of r , dec 8 warn J ~ J ~ Ouardian~s5eT F T virtue of an order from the Co-_‘,, n.ry of Taylor county, will me Court Home door in Boiler. TajU,^ on th. flrit Tuesday iu J.nuaiV aS?’£S the uaual hour, of tale, one houi.^udiijaS town of Butler whereon Mra Beii*,»I. now reside., on the north aid. efth. u' Kaiiro.d, There is some twenty i attached to the plftco; aood dwel' .Mary out-building., ,ood w.IUfi.‘Si or.tty aood orchard, and vineyard, ' Tonguif to the orphan, of Enoch 11" »,' leceased. Sold ior toe benefit ot Term. cash. HESTER ffiW .HovZS.mdrd^awfitlUm) 'Wt'L OGORGIA.. Taylor County, | Court or Ohdi.vaiiy (or.aidCount,J WHEREAS. Mr..Nan™ b wiffii S ,7 * to mo for letter, of tuardinK li. K. Nancy Ann, Sarah Ann, Willi,“ 73 E n r„ d i , ,op A r L ' ' Vll * on i orphan* oi Wi son, into ol Taylor county, deceuel 1 -i. T - hl8 l*,tbo r or o re t° cilo all concerned J their obicctions (if any they hart) J ahould not be gruutod th. applic.nl ,,? of the Jaw, r u w Witness my hand officially. HUFF, nor 15-wlm GEORGIA, Tatlor Cocntt—Two y after dute. I shall apply to the Conrufl dinary of saia county, lor leave to sell al 1 real estate of Martha Newsom, late o'J county, deceased, for the benefit of thehtid n JOSHUA NEW80.V, nov 15-.2m ' G F.0RG I A—TA\ LOR COUNTY.-X.fl Invnlo applies to me for letters of add Iration ou the estate of John S. DaiiJiutl of said county, deceased. " All persons concerned are hereby Dotiiw show cause (if any they have) why said lm should not be granted to said appliraot» next November term of the Court of 0 lor said county. Given under my hand, this Nov.lit,lit nov2-30d J. J. HUFF, OrdiM G E0RGIA-TAYL0R COUNTY,-8.1* McKinney applies to me for letter*«( ministration on the estate of Joshua Mcau lato of said county, deceased. All persons concerned are htreby show cause (if any they have) why uid should not be granted to said applicant next November term ol the Court of 0 for said oounty. Given undurmy hand, this Nov. lit. 1*1 nov2-30d J. J. HUFF. 0rd.an flQO.OOO WATCHES, CHAINS DIAMOND RINGS, Ac. WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS I All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, Without regard to value!! Not to be paid for until you know what you are to receive I SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES! All to be sold for $1 Each: 250 Solid Silver Dining Sets $75 to $300 600 Silver Salvers and Urns. ... 50 to 250 600 Solid Silver Tea Sots complete .. GO to 300 150 Rosewood Musical Boxes, 32 airs 75 to 250 200 Mahogony Musical Boxes, 24airs GO to 200 250 Gold Hunting Watches.... 75 to 250 250 Ladles Enamelled Gold Watches 50 to 200 500 Gents’ Hunting Silver Watches 35 to 100 600 Open-lace Silver Watches 25 to 50 500 Ivory Opera Glasses 25 to 100 500 Mother of Pearl Lorgnettes 50 to 100 300 Six Barrel Revolvers 15 to 50 500 Single and Double Shooters- 10 to 50 .'i00 Elegant Oil Paintings 50 to lot) 250 Marble Statues, Busts, kc 50 to 200 I Diamond Rings 50 to 100 _ mouths from date application will biq to the Ordinary of Taylor County for is sell the real estate belonging to the * K. U. Wilson, deceased. HESTER WILSON,(Jut Oct 3d, 18ft5-2m|oclH] _. T _ T Photo. Albums, all sites.. 2,(MM)old Vest A Neck Chains 3.000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets.. 6.000 Chased Gold Bracelet* 2.000 Chatelaine k Guard Chains .. “ olitaire A Revolving Brooches jtya k Florentine do 6.000 Coral. Opal k Emerald do 6 000 Mosaic, jet k lava Eardrops ... 7.000 Corel A Emerald Eardrops 5.000 California Diamoud Pins 5 non Cal. Cluster Diamond Pins sets Solitaire Buttons k Studs 8.000 Gold Thimbles. Penoils, Ac 10.U0U Lonket*. double glass ■|,UO0 Lockets lor Miniatures 1.000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, Ac 1.000 plain Gold Rings - .000 chased Gold Rinas 10.000 Shield A Signet Rings 10.000 California Diamond Rings ladies’ Jewelry, jet ladies’ Jewelry, coral 5.000 set. Ladies’ Jewelry, onyx 5,000set* Ladies’Jewelry, lava 2.600 set* Ladies’ Jewelry, mosaic... 10.000 Gold Pens with Sil. holders-. 5.000 Gold Pens with Gold holders— 5.000 Gold Pens A holders, super’r- G.OQOSilver Goblets A Drinking Cups S.00J Stiver Castors A Wine Holders 2.101 Silver Fruit A Cake Baskets... 5 to 50 15 to 30 5 to 10 0 to 12 5 to 20 5 to 10 4 to 10 4 to 10 4 to 10 3 to 8 5 to 20 3 to 10 3 to 10 3 to 8 3 to 5 5 to 10 3 to 8 4 to 10 4 to IU 3 to 10 3 to 10 5 to 10 8 to 12 10 to 15 12 to 20 20 to 30 5 to 10 0to 12 10 to 15 8 to 10 15 to 50 20 to 50 Mrs. S. K. Davis, sdmioui/irj the estate of Joseph E. Belvemteo, d«c«L having applied for letters of diimUnw li said administration: L It is therefore ordered, that all perfciifl cerned show cause, if any they baTi.akTlr of dismission, as aforesaid, should not bin ed to the said applicant by the Court ofll nary to be held in and for said county*! S rat Monday in April next; and thatthum o published in terms of the law. J A true extract from tho minutes of uidn J. J. HUFF, UrJiH Oot 5-mfim n EOBGIA—TAYLOR COUNTY.-Rn VJ St.—W. H. Ingram, administrator oil estate of W. L. Guy, deoeaied. bavintup for lettors of dismission from said mutii It i* therefore ordered that all ptrwul cerncd show cause. If sny they bare. Hr ters of dismission, as aforesaid, looudg granted to the said applicant by tne caj Ordinary to be held in and for said cost the first Monday in April next; and m order be published in terms of tne U». A true extract from the minutesofmij J. J. BUFF, L Poet 6,1865 m6m MAU ION COUNTY. Messrs. PARKINSON A Co.. No. 2>-8 Broad way, New York, Extensive .Manufacturers aud importers of many of the leading and most fashionable styles of Watohes and Jewelry, de siring to increase their business to an unlimited extent, have resolved upon a Great GUt Sale, subjeot to the regulations following: Certificates naming each article and its value, are placed in Sealed Envelopes and well mixed. One of these envelope* will bo sent by mail to My address on receipt of twenty-five cent*, All Articles Sold at One Dollar each, without regard to value. On receipt of the cortificate you will se# what you are going to have, and then it is at your option to send the dollar and tako the article or « ot. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Wntch. iantond King, or any set of Jewolryon our list for One Dollar, and in no cose can they get less than one dollar’s worth, a* there are t<o un certainties. The price of certificates is a* fol lows. One for 25 oents; five for $1: eleven for $2: thirty for $5. with elegant premium : ?ixty- flve for $10, with bonus j one huudred for l|a, and^ handsome present te the getter up of the C AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE, to whom special inducement* aro ofiered. Ad r0M 'PAKKINMON A CQ. f lmportets. 2U8 Hroadtray, Netc York. KSTABLISKD IN 1780. T. MACKENZIE & SONS, NO. add BATIMOIIK 8TRKBT, (NEAR CHARLES.) BALTIMORE:, MD., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN COACH, WAGON AND SADDLE HARDWARE AND HARNESS MATERIALS. VRLLOES, SPOKES. HUBS. BOWS. SHAFTS. AXLES. SPRINdS. ENAMELED AND PATENT CANVAS ENAMELED DASH AND COLLAR XjBATBXIR, 00ACU VARNISH. JAPAN AND LKATU- • EH VARNISH. BKNZOINK, HftrtMMOil BlMklnx, Axl. Onm, C.rri*(. BolU, B.nda, Oil Cloth, Bu.klu, T.rr.U, Ho.lu, Bill,. OrnuB.Dti, Hum Lac., Frimn. Ac., ail at th. lowMt price. • FOR CASH. . N.t 9 «<m WATCHES AND G. D. CAPS. iluatlni Ca.. Wateha*. ALSO. lo.out) Par.ua.loa Cap,, aftf 16-tI R ailroad stock at adhbb TOR'S PALB.-l)y virlu. of an orf« th. Court of Ordinary of.ManonwjMJ be aold before tb. Oourt-Iln.i. « hll»' i *f on the ftrt*t Tue*day in Febmiary lowing Lund ami Railroad Hook. t^ "i of land. No. Ill ; north half of No.lU 6 hnlfofNo.il/>: aouth half of So. o> j fntninir five hundred aerca. non> o'' 1 " 1 the noth diatriot oi Schloy county. 6a. Alio, ut tho oan. tin* .harm In th. .South-M.f-t.rn Rail"^ 1 as the property of Dom.l iryior. Terns »od.kno.n Y on th.^^ dec 7 w46d (J- u- A DMINISTRATOR’B BALE.—Jr ' A an order Iron th. Uonor.bl. Co' 1 * dinary of Marion county, will h. •“",1 fir.t Tooadn/ In February n.st. ” jj Court-llou.o in Buena \ Uta. ing lots and narc.li of Und. * .outh half oi No. 247: Fifty W north-cart corner of No -V. J No.O'ai: aud No. 267; conumwf ««" 1 r«i and fifty IIW acroa, nor. or the fourth tfth) district oi orig’Milf** now Marion county. Sold.« '“Jo Isaac 11. P..b w,l‘W“ “ d tMtV ' Credit until 25th Dk^blVIJ dec7 w40d (J* —- _ to me for letter* of ■' tate of Charle* A. Be... - fiietia-l All concerned. * re 5 Tnidlf tion* on or by tho .eecond jowaa^ -j next, to the granting ofM'o 1\ it new my band In C deo 7 td rrjT'giig nEOBOlA, MAKION C0CNIY - , tl Nutt, guardian of J.mo» A, n* fur letters of dismlalion. ^ «•* All Pomona efflW’VflhffthTSS'i file their objection* Jitotn i ^ ^ by law to tho >’o^- Witnotf, my hand in utnee. LO j 1865. dccl worn |-xE0K0Ia7maRIdN C01 lx oold before the Court Buena Vi.-u. »"; b ’'''ubSjDf 1 * next, the Law Cl' 11 '' * 1 uiil*'*, Oliver, doeemsed. W '^7„ LitrartJ Buena \ ista. p. OLIVKK dec 1 w40d 1 —' thi. Court for leas, to se» decca*cd : , - a all eooc* r#, ‘ J This la therefore l " J't'i' rxLX"*vr h,o “ ,d " 0 ' b ' pM f 2.5th, 1865. o JAS * ^ ^ of Mra. P.raulu "1*“' J county. «,„rt*rned » ,eber tvwJl AU person* corner:) ,, ,h> show eupa. Uf J.Tu, laid *ft Jfi should not be gr»"'' <1 ( lb , Cotf'" next Doeembor term , (hr said count! • , j thii N^VaJ Given under n» “*^ 0 . nov2-w30d nEOKUIA - "•‘1“'“. C il r Lo*'% IJ Crawford «nd B.W-, T , t„r. of the ~taW , UK said dw.a«od. j ,re h All person. e.neera'“ >r . .kr% show cause. 8 •“> Mf ,, Lh. sal. of *aid ISJLJJJ, IO.J5 1 *1 at the next F.or»»jforWl Ordinary to b. heU JJ 1 d ,bu W tliv.n oodsr in) ““jjo. U * vember, 1865. dec 1 w2m