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"" nna; .t.ii. ■--.a A STRICT CONSTRUCTION OF THR CONSTITUTION—AM HONEST AND BCONOMICAL. ADMINISTRATION OF Til* UOVNBHSIT. -land A Wyime,^riet^| (}|^ ^ ^ n COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1866. vol. viu.—no. 32.;;;: * 1 T K H : *f ** nv TUI estimates that the entire 6Uir*r crop of •j Iberville, will -be under. «igki hundred hogsheads for 18o5. It says : “la foraior yean the tame section of 'I'Jo^tnd Dealer** •» tkie**eefig—•• I im «.«; ;"u:rr.:rr~:'3^io« ihr.. week* l —‘ '® '' - 1 -!g 3;Jiff • it ... Of moisnel, •lid not enough corn to tut tilt spring. The valuation of exportation product., lakh)* till averngp yield And price* hi for- ififfryearl, in there nine t>ari»he«, era., in round number., exceeding $(>.000,000 per atinum. The valuation will not exceed rutm*- ', From the N. Y.''\Vurld. 30th. The President and the Radical!, The report, publtihed by all the paper. ’yesterday, drtllo-KUb^ffincfl or conversa tion between President Johnson and a Senator, is undoubtedly authentic. It condprmt tOTvhpr **} previously known of the PrreideiiV.-rerurnientj; it is in the for transportation; they provide knitting ,rarfT.rtis.moat. pabil.k«d l«j the* on* ti no p«r iqiiw* f« r* |**t{ # * twit per iquar# f#r —* •obeeqAnt imtii.tMot. in.*rl*d at laterral* te b* -pd m new earh liscrtioa. j’rertUcneota ordered to raciaia 3a say loUrpii*. i® •>* charged m aav eaek 1a- fffljsss&aa ns5KS5a®s>vj*# tinsertion end relleotable ***on»*flIr, tt* oiUuiie (thougha liulir more emphatic ! prononhoMU Utidveral oonvoraationt with various niembor* of Ceogre*., of which an accouh waa given in a Wash ington letter to tho Cincinnati Gaselta, about a week ago. Tne author of that letter professed to wrlie from note* and memoranda mado by the President 1 ! in terlocutor* spooled lately after the inter views. The convur.stiou reported by tel egraph yesterday differs only in being more specific ana.particular in relation to two measures nop pending before Con gress. namely, the negro suffrage bin for the District of Columbia, and the suffrage amendment to tho Constitution. Krom-tb* -*entapeut* wptnwpd by the President respecting the negro suffrage bill hr the IMswiM, there can be no doubt that bu prill vet'»■ it if it passes the Senate. Fair-minded Kepubiicant tbould ragard it as an act of prudent.frieadabip on the pari of the President," that he ha* given this intimation In such a w iV that it must come to flio knowladgef of the Senators proviou* tn' their action on the bill. If • they ar» willing to dare and defy the President, if they are resolved to precipi tate a collision, their votes in favor of Ibis bill will fully unmask their intention. If, on the other hand, they think it more for the advnntnge of their parry not to opanly break with the President, they will give no opportunity for th e iulerpoeitioo of tho the debate, and shall hav* rank and y of a colonal of cavalry, and'ihall ■k* provisions for enrolling, nrgaaialnf, Inf and equipping the militia, pre- ‘ i rule* for discipline, luparintend- . distribution and care Of arms and uipment!, and shall furnish the Secre- j of War with a special abstract of tho •<nt returns of the militia, which shall i laid before Congreweo or before Feb usry 1st, in each year. Section seven provide* for fhehnpoiht- ent ind classification of the Clark* of the Bureau of Militia, the yello* envelope, discovered that the “lucky number" brought a worthless fin- gar ring. ’The victim raved and awore, and pronounced the whole thing a cheat, and threatened to prosecute and «xpote the concern i but hit friend quieted him with the assurance that, it was all chance, and referred him to his (sharper's} previ- out prir.es drawn, at the same time tailing bins that be would pay bis fare home— which generous offer was finally accepted •S the. best thing to be done under the circumstances. This ia but one case out of thousands of those who have come to ,,, , grief through these concerns, whose agent* 'ngp yield and price* hi for-, jare on almost every block of the public b..» nina-hart.il*. —■ I- thoroughfares ofth# city, shaking their handbills in the faces of passer* by. The foregoing occurrence should put stranger* visiting this city upon their guard. Every sensible person should know that an article worth $160 cannot be “given away,” at they term it, for ooe dollar—because that would not pay, and the gentlemen who carry on a business of Ibis description never entertain the idea uf losing money. They do not buy pianos for counlrymon—thmo would bo too heavy Master Wllaeu'a Militia Bill. “asbinoton, Jan. 30—Mr. Wileon, Ittoduced a btW, jPrpvidwg for s aatieesl defenoe by detaWiihrtig a ••rm militia, and organialng an acUve aptcer militia throughout tho Untied lection first repeale tho acU of Mai 8, 2, and March 2,18C3. Suetioa second declare! that ail ame nd citizons or those who have declared 1 ririntostion to b*oomaciti**n*obetwyen ■] years of age, tfiall be gffrolU Section third exempli from mililiaduty i veto. eViee-President of the Uaimi siWkM, . The Joint resolution proposiag the con t Judicial and Executive uffleeri of the eiiiutiunkl amendment is a thing that t-oes rernment, members of both Uoueei of not exactly fall vrithfn the scope of the ngruis and thoir officers, OutCosn House .elo power. Requiring two-third* of ceriand clerks, inspectors of exports, both Houses to pas* ft at all, the veto Is, marina actually employed la sea would be praolically inoperative, unlees ice. officers who have aerved three some of the members voting for it should raJiLlbu army pf navy,.gll uffingraand change their minds. And yot the Coneti- orteiok ib arsnorim,jpoetraablfirfi, *lqit- tution, with explicit dUtinctneas. require* ' lers, and stage drivers em r Conveyance of ib* U nil* I,ferrymen of any ferry on a peat road, rsnh operators when employed as Quakers and Shakers, and ail who , or may ba hereafter, exempted by -Is law. , Section four prohibits the enrollment of mu, lunatics, common drunkards, vaga- nds, paapers, or criminals, and If coo led uf crirao aflor enrollment, to be -keg from the rolls. } I lion five oreate* a burwau *f militia i War Department, which shall have j execution of this and gll other laMI occting the militia. Section aix provides that the chief ofll- oi tbe Bureau that! be appointed by ePresident, with Ibeadvice and consent that it shall be present* io the T resident; end, in point of Tact, the emancipation amendment passed "by the last Congress Was preaanted to President Lincoln, and aigned by him on the first of February.— A veto would probably make no differ ence, and -ip aush a-case is of no coose- quonce, sinco tbe final decision rests with the separate Slates. President Johnson justly thinks the prorent no tithe for frequent changes in the Constitution. Tho sentiment of or- dor, Stability, and permanence is more important. at ,thig juncture than . any Mutely demanded by the changes not aim mostorgeht heoetnity, i States lately Staked 1 by Nearly a third of everything to sevar i to the Ounslitution; and • them and us that tbd their allegianop it iaklMse impdrlaut for the tree which has been wrenched by the tempdsl should have a season of quiet till it is again firmly rooted in the soil. But if the Constitution were to be fur ther amended now, the President would put the amendment in a form more con sistent with equity than that before the ijoute. II the basis of representation is to be ebanrfed, he would change that of taxation too. Taxes, he thinks, ought to be In proportion to the ability to pay thgln; that is, in proportion to wealth. He is willing that the number ef qualified voters in each State should constitute the representative basis; assigning as ene rea son that it would leave the control of tbe suffrage, where it has always rested, with the Sutea themselves. A chief recom mendation of this measure is thnL.b).Ik both sections Would have something, to surrender and something to receive. ‘If the South had fewer representative!, it would also have lighter taxes. At preeght the South U very poor, and the North rich. Does Massachusetts car* gnoogh for depriving South Carolina of two or three of her representative* to be willing to pay two-thirds or three-fourth* of her texes? When the question come* in this shape—the shape in which President Johnson wishes to submit it, if itis to be submitted at all—there will probably be seme abatement both in the eegeenesB Vf the Radicals and in tho reluotann* of the Southerners to ratify the amendment.— Mr. Johnson’s idea is more equitable than the proposition before the Houses io an. other respect. It exclude! tbe unnatural- ited immigrant* in the North, ag wall as the non-voting negroes of t..e South, from the representative basis. It would therefore reduce the number of Northern as well as of Southera renro.ent.live*, though not in so great a proportion; but this would he compensated by she accom panying change In 'he basis of taxation Section eight provides for tbe appoiqt- ■eolof one adjutant-general of mlmii a in seek Stele, who shell distribute orders, •fiend reviews, furnish blank far tab of returns required end explain them, when necessary, receive rgturnt of militia throughout the Stale, report condition of srni, equipments, etc., and make return* to the adjutant-general uf militia of the United States, annually, before the 1st of November. Section nine provide* that the militia *hen ctllcd out by tb* President shall n.ro tbe same pay, ration! and emolu- inusta and if killed or wouacM in Ue line of duty to have the same pension to them, their widows or children, as is pro- v f° r officers and seldiers of the United States army q( lik* grades. Section ten directs the organisation la each State of one regiment of native vol nutter militia in each Congressional Die ‘[icti.one in each territory, and th. District of Columbia. Section eleven provides that tb* mem cars of the volunteer militia shall ba cite xeni of the Unilod Slates, or who have declared their intentions to become such, between twenty and thirty.fire years of •ge, sad residents of the Hints or district in which they are enrolled. Stctioa twelve—tba volunteer militia is to he enrolled for six year*, or during War Gilt Enterprluur— Mow They are Made if declared within that period; and those to Fay. who servo faithfully and continuously for T be people of this matropoli*cannot fail 'll*?. °r during war to receive anhoo- b(Ve not j C ed the fnctthnt gift enterprise establishments are rapidly Increasing in number throughout the city. To tbe cas ual observer the** places seem te be well stocked with ail sorts of oraamaalal arti- alee of gilt and silver ware, including also rosewood a till mahogany cased pianos, and one woald naturally conclude that i business so extensive must naturally be a paying one. This would be a true infer ence, but kow it is made profitable let the lollowinr actual occurrence illustrate, by which tbe reader may learn what a sharp eye to busi iese these “enterprising" ind • viduals have. One of tbe home bred sons of Newport, R.l, having occasion to visit this city, and being anxious to see tbe elephant before returning borne,' took a stroll up Broadway, and struck by the daaaling array of gold and silver (?) goods, which were ou exhibition io a window of one of the establishments above alluded to, he waaigduoed te eater. Whilst loot needles, splendid (tin) teaspoons, andothur article* of like description, for that class of customers—and, in fact, for every cla-r. When* man tries to “ring” you into any establishment, that is good evidence that it is best te keep out or it.—N. K Sun.. Qett. Prim—Tfi(* Last Hpaulah Revo- , Iigtfeh. Prom th* Saturday Review.) But tbe best reasons for a Hpanisb in surrection ate seldom tbemnst immediate or tbe mott OMtFMM A revolution in Spain is not like a revolution anywhere else. It li lYprciil Spanish p roduct, like large sdfvet add kherry. To revolt in Spain, and in ail Spanish oolonios, is merely to deeiaVe that a particular leader i« a candidate fop power. Jie issues his card, as it were, calling attention to hia merits, thanking his friends for past fa vors, and engaging to do everything in ills power to earn their kind patronage for the future. If h* succeeds, ho is Prime Minister or President, or settles who tho Prime Minister or President shall be. No ope thinks of him as an offender against law, Ha is merely a person who bss won a contested election, and, if the contest has been close, so much the greater credit to the winner. He is made a duke, whloh would be a very high honor were it nut that no one can recollect hi. title; he tends his best friend to' make a fortune out of oonaiving at slave-running in Cuba; aad perhaps, if one of these events is tak ing place in his family, be gets the Q men to bo godmother to bis acw baby. Tuisis a revolution in Spain when successful. If it fails, a few hundreds of nobodies are shot; Ibe leader gets off, being suffered to e capo very easily, repairs to Paris, snd seioite* cigarett t there until bis revolu tion is forgotten, and then returns to his revolution is forgotten, and than returns to bis native country as a notability. Spaniards are wonderfully tender of the laadors oJ.jjMMirectious, having! fouling of latent admiretion for them, and a re spect as fpOMif |rhp will very lively live to revolt knotner day. In one of the re cent revolutions in Peru a few months ago —the last revolution but two, if we right ly roniomher-tclhe defeated President a as -imply put on board a cruiser, end sant for nine months to see. If a man leads or joins n revolution, and is killed or wound, eg, there it no mot* to be said. Ha has had bad luck, but be hat only got what be Wight faiyly expect to get. Hut if he it not snht; then he is no worse in any way for having rsvoltod. To attack Ibe gevernment, to lira on tSogps,' to desert oolors, to diet with a man one dnv, aad to try to have him shot tbe next, seems tonSpnni.rd eti in tho usual wny of business; and be goes into a revo- lttion just Mgn Irishman go t over to England it harvest time, knowing that he will have* little rough work, but hoping t« make something by it, and, at any rats, stirb of having tbe fun ofgoiug. This is a very bad national habit, and enlightened Spaniards are now pretty well agreed in their denunciation, of revolutions. But then ovary man is inaliU'd to make a re serve. There ouant to ho just one revolu tion to csrry out Mis particular fancy, and thaw revolutions might to stop for ever. If we could but got a good sovereign, they say, we ahould start, fair, and might bop* tbat, if wa honestly trial to do our best, W* should be rewarded by seeing our GROCERIES At Wholesale! BARNETT & CO., m BROAD STHKRT, COLUMBUS, OA. 119 IT. are bow remising snd have in store the fallowing Goods which w* offer AT WHOLESALE to pnrohuers, At Greatly Reduced.<Pl&&: 60 bbla. Maoker«l. NofSOjara Snuff, 1, 2 and t, i'JO tiercM.Ktae, 100 balf'bblB Maftkerol.'lOO doien Ala and Pur- 1 and 2, • ter, 150 kitfl Mackerel. No. 50 bbla Whisky, 1, l and 3, '10 bbla (Jin and Rum, 50 half bbia Filberts, 12*4 cask* Sherry Wine, 150 half bbls Almonds.,Pori Wine, 100 boxes Raisins. allCotcnao Brandy. sixes, 3K) boxes Candles, 50 bbls "C M Boyar, 50 half bbls Golden Syr- 20 bbla “A” Boyar, up. 20 bbls "D” Sugur, ,100 dot Cotton Cards, 50 bbls Brown Sugar, [50 bays Java Coffee, 20 bbls "A" Crushed 150 coils Rope, 20 h»,v.ri.M Sk «&‘ 0nCW Bar, * beam Ink, assorted. 150 boxes Starch, 80,000 Domestic ana 100 boxes Assorted Cen-i Havana Ciyart, die*; i.iO boxes, loilet Soap, 150 14 bbls Crackers, a!!.50 boxes Picklea kinds, 1000 bushels Oats, 800 boxes Cheaae, Weat-|!l00 bbls Yirylnia Salt, era Reserve, 2 Dsi-| tea*. Mustard, ry Ana Pine Apple, Conperas, Vinegar, 50 bays Rio Coffee, Soda, Pepper, 500 Willi Flour, nil 1 Allspice, grades, 'Chewing Tobaooo. 200 bays Shot, all sixes, Matches, 50cases least Powders,,Herring, 1000 lbs Smoking To- Sardines, baoco, and everything else kept in a Grocery estab lishment. PURCHASERS WILL FIND IT GREATLY TO THEIR INTEREST TO GIVE US A CALL. BARNETT & OO. *9“ All ordors sent will be filled promptly, according to our Weekly oorreeted quotations. B. * CO. Jan 28 tf T. S. SPEAR, PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED WATCHMAKER JEWELER, Corner Broad and Randolph Sta., AT MIS OLD STAND, ’Has now open a new and rich stock ef FINE GOLD WATCHES, RICH GOLD JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, FINE PLATED CASTORS, CUPS, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, PICKLE STANDS, SYRUP CUPS, Ac. ALSO—A fine andriinent of Stiver and Gald THIMBLES, Gold and Silver SPKCTACLE8. HAIR WORK, Mads to ordor, any dstign or pattern, PEBBLE SPECTACLES, In Gold, Silver and Steel Frainea, WATCII WORK and Jewelry repaired by good and reepontdble workmen. MR. JAS. FRICKER Ha* charge of the Watch Department, which in Kself is a GUARANTEE that the work wil be done iq the bast pouihlo manner. Persons having PLAIN Watobee can have them JEWELLED, either in Ruby, Chrysolite' Garnet or Aquamarine. MR. INGMIRE, Who is too well known to need any recommen dation from me, has oharge of tho Repairing of Jewelry, Diamond setting, Engraving, Ac. Got 20-it Bnn Copy. IRRIYIL OF NEW GOODS No. 125 Broad Street. G. R. Tnonas. W. W. Fi.awsLi.iv G. 0. THOMAS & GO. are in receipt ef another lot ef their SPLENDID A. M. ALLEN & CO., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HARDWARE! HARDWARE 11 J. ENNIS & CO., Ark at tiikib old itand, 95 and 07 Broad Street, Where they have in store nod to arrive a fine •took of HARDW ARE, and such goods as are in their line, whloh they offer to everybody at as low prices as ean be afforded. We reepeotfully return our thanks to our old onstomerx and friends who have bestowed on us their patronage, and we hope by pursuing the xame eourfe whioh we have through the past to reeleve your trade. We respeotfully in vite everybody trading tq Columbus,to give ui a call. OUR TERMS ARE CASH, nov 22 tf I . J.Af m »W»lw«i rw b. r. tffenft. 1 1 l. , cpDortg. M R. BELL 8c CO., (Fonaefly B»u., Mooaa Jr 130.,')'’ ’ ‘" rn WHOLESALE GROOfcRS, ooMMiaaioiv And - Forwarding Merchants. MARIETTA STRCRT, ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA. Consignments aro solicited, whioh will re ceive our beet personal attention, end the for warding busineag carefully end promptly dune- REFERENCES: Messrs. S. K. MoCatny k Co ....Atlanta, Silvey k Dougherty, do. Messrs! Horton i J. ENNIS & co. j. ENNIS a co. J. ENNIS & CO. JJAVE on^aml CARPENTERS’ TOOLS. J. ENNIS Sc CO. J. ENNIS Sc CO. TJAVB on baod BUILDING UAKDWARK. H uov A* if J. ENNIS Sc CO. °; during war to receive aa hun- oreble dltcharge from the Adjutant Gcn- srel of Militia, under seal of Ilia War Du- pmtnent, which thall exempt them from' turlbsr military duty. .... 110,1 lh| rteen provide* that A* vol unteer militia thall be an In fealty fore*, j™ prescribe, in orgaaiaatiefi, which iv ut tame a, tuiuutweg mien try daring the fourteen provide* that the oO- S![J •>« appointed by Governor! of 2BV» d , b * ‘ he Fretldgnl U thg Du- iricl of Columbia, and aball bn aelaoted tiara par.cn. who bnve bean sxaminad by * ?' board, appointed by the game Mthorittn. Regimental oommendert are oa^T Dt u,Bi ' ° ,b non-committioned T ,i U "t e , sr nillilla into the tervice of rahaliu" • dnrfriir inturreetion, , ^ _ lbs l«~*. “ r *** n war - ^ obstruction ot ! rauturo at die .ijiKu and toenst around tiM m^. ,0 ° rron « for the civil aulbon- hlm. be wai politely accotted by enotier •»»«•*«*.or upon apprsheetion eT! • ** to An< * “F member who shell fail" ,,:*??** »ilbout valid excuse may be S* “»rt martial for deaerliwa. w “ referred to thg Jfiilltarj (f* ®J*M***H Commercial eeyt i Ohio^-o'i 00 .^ 0 lhe farmer* of Kentucky,' tor.h!! n<1 !" di * n ». •• 10 plant at largely id a#/^m l 1 * cou >in* tesaon at puuiule, mnnot ^v 8 * oth ' Tb * Ih.uLRj 1 '* tatitfactory contract! wi(i the Tr^i • ***• eon tract* are mafia, wUboin !!i Uor * ol laoniaiaoa adjourned tiers!? “* lh .* P*n‘<o 10 conlraoU, and rsaui.fi 10 lndi, po*ition to abide by lb* Tb. of AT Freedman’. Bureau, U* reri?i“ p , 1 2 Lou'idanethspaat "•JttlJSk h T^PV 01 * Hou «*eontlgu- e*disl , ? k *^ t Imlow that of any pre» a,••“g* tbs cuilureuluaas oum- * *>« Baton Ruuga Advaoat* oountry belter guverned, happier, and richer. That tb* bhd nf Spanigh revolu tions seams at yet far off in thedim future; and although It would probably ba better for Bpain if General-Prim were now to fail, yet it Is impoteible to follow the re. aord of big very fortunes withodt remem bering that Bpaniarde have much in tbe r goveraineat to provoke them; and tbat, if h* makes a naiMaks in organizing a revo lution, it it a mistake in which be hat been oounlenanced by the example of every leading Spanish politician, and more es pecially by the example of tbe mnn who it nuw engaged in endeavoring to crutb him - ,^.>.4 The Bud of tbe Werld. It bet been cut'emery for crazy fanatics to predlct'tbe end of the world, periodi cally, over tinea its babyhood; and yet tbs lough old planet spins serenely in ill orbit, caring no more for the assault made upon ill. vitality than a rhinotcuros docs for a sand-fly skipping over hit breast plate. Some good-natured people, quite aa innocent and equally crazy, swallow all the prognotiiel of these Shoddy Saints and tend forth lamentation fer the immi nence of tbe bon-fire and suddenness of tbe wholesale catastrophe. A prsaober in England, called Gumming, is the latest agi ator on subjei ts. Us hat been a terror to lbs grannies in the United Kingdom for tbe lei: ten yea's, and now proposes to whelm thbm—spem**l*s and all—into a singed h<ft einfr. This may be pertinent ly describ'd as th* "Dimming wrgtb,” and as the vociferous divine it evidently e man -f culture, we must charitably pro sum* that his wit has traversed the narrow confines, dividing its territories from chaos, and entered into tbe realm of mad- ness whioh both a king called Porphyro- gene, tbe swuet bells of whose mind are [angled out yituae and berth. The Rev. Dr. has issued what be is pleased to vhristien bit, "Lott Afam'isy Cry." It flies upon tb* year 18B7 at the year when tb* prophecies become reali ties, and Ibirgs terrestrial “throw up the •p«SNI» , ’~4*, lie fistic champions term a dead beat. Wo are firmly persuaded that this will prove to be a “groat cry and lit tle wool;’’ For, shave tho pig beaded world as you may, bristle alon* fall into the apion of the inspired barber. All this raving about ibe end of the world Is mere bosh and indigestion. A bad stomach is tbe origin of a vast deal of the lugubrious raligiouol our fellow creatures, and Dr. ow ning would do well either to go to a Water cure sttahlishment'Manilary com- miiiion. before be dons bis ascension robs ia th* Judgment Day of UF17. Many signs and poi tent, *xl-t, and a great many peo ple ia tbs .South have bad a partial speci men of tbe Pin Intj be that a* it may, w* feel positive that tbe world will come out of inn ordeal in 1167 io a manner a little startling to Dr. Cumroing’t theory. ] We stake our money on tbe planet, and thick it sale; in lb* interim, let everybody be as pious snd cool aa possible, Dr. C’s. horoscope u> lbs contrary, for, “Whsa Bis bop Berkley said there was ns raat- I.Tjac ■setter what hassid." , • j Iriug. Conti. — ■ -.. ■*, * Desdsmnn. ,aid tbat bar heart was on FRENCH BLACK CLOTHS; BLUB AND BLACK JBKAVBR CLOTHS; BLACK VELVET YHSTINOS. CLOTHING. BLACK FROCK COATS; FRENCH BHAVEU SACKS; FULL DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS; GENTS’ MORNING ROBES; ELIGANT LINEN SHIRTS; SPLENDID LOT OF UMBRELLAS; BEAVER OVERCOATS; BEAVER aad DOE PANTS; W* art prepared to faruish every article usually kept in a "FIRST-CLASS. CLOTHING STORE.’’ —AT— PRICES TO SUIT TUB TIMES, awn or MATERIAL THE VERT BEST. Now D your time to BUT WINTER CLOTH ING upon tb* BEST TERMS, and do not for est to eall on G. E. THOMAS & 00., No. 125 Broad St. Jan. S7 tf visitor, apparently a slrangor like bims*lf, and tboy both went round tbe establish ment admiring god commenting on all they saw. Ibe new friend, who was ell kindness and attention, ioriled Ibe New port man to take a chance in e lottory, assuring him tbat there was no doubt of winning something truly grand and ex pensive. "Greeny” in reply urged the lateness of the hour end bis distance from home, statinj Ihstit ha mi'isd tbe irain he would have to stay ovor night, &c. But the sharper (for tuub he proved to bo) met every argument with another and bouar, and fir ally the countryman, hav ing an eye to the supposed profits to bt made, consented. His friend paid down a dollarirst. and won * fine silver weteb. Tbe second and third chances war* equally lucky, and tb* Newporter was oonviooed it was all right, and that ’•something could be made.’’ U* waa l*vi»ed to join hit pile (about $56) with hU friend, end then take a chaooe for Lb a “**00 gveecheok prize.’’ Tb* untuspeoling youth did so, Tb n .gifrm.n p^d* Dredumon. said tb.t h.r heart we. on .d to look up the prize, but z pertbef he* *l**re. A greet many other ladi.e japping up »t th« 9ui \ h*?§ ** r * rU *P° n ia * ,r LARGE STOCKS OF GROCERIES, Dry Goods, SHOES, ZHI.A-TS. -AND- HARDWARE, Constantly On Hand, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A. M. ALLEN & CO., No. IBB Broad til. 1 OPPOSITE COOK’S HOTEL. Columbus. Gx.. Jxn. 3, J^8(W tf_ ^EBTILIZERB. M!apes’ IfitrogencoHS Super - Phespbates or zjzmii i S0J lbs. per acre, on ordinary land, vlll pro- duoe one bale of cotton per aoro. A* M. ALLEN St, CO., Ageata. JanStf Corner opposite Cook’s Hotel. EDWIN E. OVERALL, PROPRIETOR OF TUB Merchants’ Exchange, —AND— NEWS ROOMS, Corner Si. Charles St. tod C maercial fIim, NEW deo 15 tf ORLEANS, LA. Manufacturing Company JNotico. For the conronienco of persona applyinf fer Stoak in the RAGLE and PIKERIX MANU FACTURING COMPANY, (late Eaf.e and Howard) I have opened an offica at the Bank of Columbus, where applications oan be made to me for Stock, and in inj absence Mr. W. U YOUNG will reooi?o subeoriptions and rooeipt for the same. Tbe subscription Hit is alroady begun. Por- sons desiring to secure Stock will make early application, as THE WORK WILL BK PUT IN IMMEDIATE PROGRESS. N. J. BUSSEY, Columbus, Ga-. January 14, lH6t> tf J. ENNIS & co. ITAVK na band PUTTY. GLASS. PAINTS *nd OILS.n„v A) tl J. ENNIS A CO. marttA* wu ' ow J. ENNIS & CO. A RE solo 010^1 for IIowo's, Rail Road, Dor- nant, Platfofi - .atfofm and Counter bealot anted equal to any other make, which at manufacturer’s prices, War .... ti sell DOT 29 it J. ENNIS « CO. S ELL Ui,right and Clrcalar Mill Saw?, Also, Cr ws Out Saw., Mill Busk, Boltins Cloib., Wire for Snreena, Jto. nov IN ti I F YOU WANT Pocket »nd Table Cutlery, Solwow end Shears, F e*th.r Dusters. Guiis, Pistols, Shot, l’owdor, Capa. Plated Spoons and Fork- ; in fact, anything in tho Hard Wart, .luu, call on _ J. ENNIS & CO. Columbus, Ga.| Novemb r 29,1865 tf Sub copy. BLAIR & GENNETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS US, WIST SIDE BROAD BT. A LWAT8 ON HAND a fell and ooraplate A Stock Dry Goods, Grocarioa, Catlory. Hardware, Tiuware. Uleasware, Crockery, Domestic sur^ Foreign Liquors. Wines, Ac., 2000 lbs I C Tin Ware. ... which ean be had at lowest market prteei- Wholeesle or Retail,. No difficulty in having your money changed, aag iil-tf SIGHT EXCHAGE OIST 1STEW YORK, IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. JOHN KING, J M 2 3m Bunker* HALL, M0« & CO., No. 96 Broad St, COLUMBUS,' OA., IMPOKTXRS AltD DKAl.KKg IX FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, IRON, PLOUGH BTBEL, NAILS, CA8TINGS. CIRCULAR SAWS. MILL and CROSS-CUT SAWS. 8COVIL HOES and AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS, Of all kinds, AXLNS, SPRINGS. HUBS. RIMS, SPOKES, OILS, of all kinds, PAINT3. Dry and in OIL GLASS. BLACKSMITHS’ TOOLS, GTNS, PISTOLS, SHOT and AMMUNITION. Are AgenU for FAIRBANKS’ SCALES At Menufxeturere’ price*. * Order* reeelred for STEAM SAW MILLS, And all klnix ef MILL GBARING, dee 20—if Bun Important to Ootton Shippers, BUPKRINTEN DINT’S OFFICE. ) Mpxcoqt* RaiLxntu CouravT, v Columbax, Gx„ Jxn. 81,1186,) The MuMogee Rxilrexd Company will glva through BUN Lxdlng for Cotton to Savannah at $10.50 p«( bale ol 800 !b«. fib S lui W. Is. CLARE, fiup’t Hamilton Female College, HAMILTON, GA. T i HE EXERCISES of this Institution will be resumed on Tueeday the 23d initant. The College it furnished with a welt xeleoted Apparatus end with pood Muaiogl Instrument!. Tne count of study is thorough and complete. Every department la supplied with compe tent teacher*. Board oan be obtained in the beat families at $15 por month. J. U. LOVELACE. Janll—lin President THE GEM RESTAURANT, UNDER T. 8. SPEAR'S.) la now prepared tb fur m — (A#°'^ et abort notice, ktl^^ any hour, Day or Nioht, all tha dc'.icttctM of the. JU 1 eeaeon—auen ax UVSTKtt2>; UAMK. ef ell kindx ; FOWLS. FISH. Ac. Connected with the eetabliohment ii a fine BAR—at whieh the pureat and finest Liquors and Wines may be had. WALTER STEWART, ■dec 1 tf J. J. KKHNAN. HORBACH’S HOTEL, Let. “PERRY nOUSE." OolumbuB, Georgia. IS House having been repaired, refurnieh- A ed and refitted, iu all renpecU. aa a First &.J1.UI, u “ ow iiSkiiaoFa of deo 31. 1865 tf Proprietm Metallic Burial Cases A.ND OABKBTB, J UST RECEIYPD at No. M Bruaff Slrret, ev.r K. Barnard aud Co.’.. SAMMIfi, ROONEY k CO. Jaa 18 If N’otioe. Treaturer'* OUoe, Hums gee Railroad Core COLUMBUS. GA., Dtc Reduotlon in Prioe* of Wood. aad alter datv this Company will furalak vF Oak aa* Pin. Wood by th* Car load of fire (11 Cords, at twenty-fir. ||Z« duller, p.r <ar. Oaa furuish auy am.uat dreired. J. M. EIVIN#. Trreaurer, dMl* ti loe, 1 npany, f c. 30. 1865.) jmo. w. 8TOOKTOX, *• ymrATxicx, T. LKAOBT. j UNITED ITim HOTEL LOUISVILLE, KY. j Centrally looated and the near ext Hotel to all public offices, place* of pubho amuse ment and ohurohes of the oity. STOCKTON & CO., PROPRIETORS. JOHN T. COX, dee 28 if Two Agricultural P.per* for fii.SO The Southern Cultivator, D. REDMOND k WM. N. WHITE. Editor.. ESTABLISHED IN 1801 Volume 24 Commences January, 18661 By special arrangement with the MARY LAND FAWMKR. 7 ’ another excellent Rural Monthly, published in Baltimore at $1.50, both papers will be eent one year for ffi-OO-tix of eaoh fur $16—10of eaeh for $25—giving each eub- ... Augusta. Git J. W. roars A Co., Robert Habersham k Sons, Savannah. Erwin k Hardee. do. Lee k Norton M ntgoraery, Ala A. I. Koaob k Co., Memphis, Tonn. Marcus J. Wright, Kaq., do. M T“' deo 2—3m P. P. Pease dt Co P. P. Pease, Scott's Hanoi. 3d St. Bet. Cherry k Mulberry ATLANTA, QA.I MACON, GA. COTTON FACTORS, -AND- Forwarding and CommiBBion MBBOHANTS. No. 1T Alabama at, 1 James M. Beebe, Boston, Maas: D. Rodney ■ King, Philadelphia, Pa; Win. Bryce Jr Co., New York; R. M. Biahop k Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; McDaniel k Irby. Lynchburg. Va; ttr< win Aliardee. Savannah. Oa; Guthrie Jr Co,. Louisville, Ky ; Ward. Shaw <k Co-, Montgom ery, Ala; S. S, Webb A Co., Mobile, Ala: Mm- eeugale k Snyder, NaehviUe; Win. J. Taylor, Now Orleans. deo 2 3m PHG3NIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP- _ frienud and the public generally, that they have built a first oltuta Foundry and Muohiue Shop ou Oglethorpe street, between Franklin and Bridge streets, and are nropared to do auy thing in their line of business. We will make auy kind ot Machinery to order; such as bUliAK MILLS or any sise, with wrought or cast iron sh&tls. from 14 inches to 18 inches di ameter; also KETTLES from 20 to 100 gallons, and all the intermediate sixes. We will tnnko to order HAW-MILLS and MILL WORK generally, ot Brass or irou, and all kinds ot CASTINGS. HOLLOW-WARE. PLOUGHS, IRON RAILING, and anything the public may desire made ot brass or iron. All kinds of MACHINERY repaired with neatness und despatch. , In connection with our business, we have sc oured the services of a first class freedman, who L. UAIMAN k CO. P. S. All kinds of Country Produce taken ia exchange for work, on liberal terms. lfr-tt L. II. Jr CO. C. G. HOLMES & SON, COMMISSION AND SHIPPING mbhohantb , APALACHICOLA, - - FL-A. G. Holmiu, Charliu T. Holmku eo 21 3m LIVERY AND SALE STABL E. THE Undersigned is now prepared _to supply ,the public with CARRIAGES, HORSES be is prepared to furnish a FINE HEARSE, at short notice. Horses taken on Bonnt and Sale and every attention paid to them. A. QAHMKLL, Columbus. Oet. 13-tf NO IMPOSITION I Direct Importation of Habaua Cigar*. J^ONDllKS PRINCIPE, of Walt..; Londres Intimidad Brevas Ingenuidad Londres Sculapio; Conchas ol Viajero do ima; Wholesale and retail by It. F. OL'KA N, Corner Randolph and Broad streets. Wood! Wood! Omen Mohii.r and Girard R. R. I)ARTIES wishing Oak and Hickory and 1 ileart Pine Wood by the oar load cau bo ’’on to FRAZER, Treasurer. MURRAY, j.rrwsm i papers for #2 5«1 WM. N WHITE. Athens, Ga. E8TABLISKD IN 1780. T. MACKENZIE & SONS, HO. >M BAT1MORB 81HKKT, (NKAll CHARLES.) BALTIMORE, MD-, 1MPORTRR8 AND DF.ALKU8 IN COACH, WAfiOJf AND SADDLES! HARDWARE AND HARNESS MATERIALS. FELLOES. SPOKES, HUBS. BOWS, SHAFTS, AXLES, SPRINGS, ENAMELED AND PATENT CANVAS ENAMELED DASH AND COLLAR IiSATHBR, COACH VAHNISU. JAPAN AND LEATH ER VARNISH. BBNZOINE, IlareMiOil Blaekisf, Axl, Or.aa., Carriax, Ball*, Banda, Oil Cloth, Buoklai, Tarrata, Hook., Bltta, Ornam.ata, Hemre, Lao., PrlngM, Ac., all at th. Iowmi price, Nov ( wfim FOR CASH. GOLD PENS. HI FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT of Gold PENS. Call aad try them at T. S. SPEAR**. Oot W U Bud to»y. 46 Bread Street, Columbus, (ieorgln. Maker and Dealer in Guns, ALL KINDS OF GUN MATERIAL AND ARTICLES IN THE SPORTING LINE, Re-stoekiug and Reuairiug done with neatuoea and uispateh. POWDER AND SHOT FOR SALE. A. W. PERSONS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, GA. W ILL nraotice in the Court* of the Cbattn- boouhee Judicial Circuit, also, tbe coun ties through which ;>u»40i the Muncogfe aud and H. W. K. K. Also, the rouuticn of Macon, KumoII and Barbour, in Alabama. Will give prompt attention to all buiineei in the militury court*. 1 ain prepared to reduco to shape all claim.* agaiuBt the Government, to be dually managed by a distinguished legal firm at the capital. Special pardoug procured for the $20,W)0 cla.id at Biiort notice. Office on itreet. de« 15 tf Hall, Moses & Co. JJAVK JUST RECEIVED A lot of fine Double Barrel Gum. White Lead, Zinc, Colon in Oil, Fine Keroelne, Nails, aad many other articles aiueh needed iu the Hardware tiaa dee if tf Sua eeyy,