Daily Columbus Enquirer from Columbus, Georgia • 1

COLUMBUS ENQUIRER I i i I 1 i IH A Ragland Wynne Proprietors hall ww A likHKLl li HAXItlHON WlloMCtfAUM AND RETAIL KJA tft i a a 9 i BOOTS AND SHOES OR SPRING AND SUMMER oil 0'1 IO I I 1 L4sJ I'M Bl! I 4 7(1 Um IW 121) 130 110 150 till) 170 ll0 Through to Atlanta A ALLEN CO A NEW GOODS A Saddles! Saddles Saddles i Arq 13 OR HALE 13 WL SHERMAN 'R Under Hank of Columbus MnrMitS II vonvr I'flswiiun Sugar of all gr es JUranuhuM Chleknry A llspioe ground 1 (hintllei I I PROPRIETOR THE Corner St Charles St and Commercial Place ininuu Ginip Coi'it nPe Nutnu gL Cuyonnv Popper Blink do MnsliirilRlI grmlca Chocolate Wushing Blueing Jndigii iinil Madder Burnett Extriwte duc2Htf 4 3 50 15 (M 00 6 00 10 IN) II 00 EmbttWvliud ill Styles of un' Liuho Jo Mtarit1 and weuri NEW ORLEANS LA dec 15 If Thbiie are eight portriiita of Quen Elizabeth in tlio London National picture Gallery Thcsn represent her at nil ages from rosy maidenhood to shrivelled ng They all represent her as blonde slight with a light shade of red hair blue eyes thin and finely ant moil I li and noso Some what aquiline One of them a lemish portrait depicts her in a black jewelled and quilted gown with the partly shown at the throut Another painted after death shows us the Queen seated nt a table her head upon ono hand the other hand holding a book she is very old now and she wears a sad thoughtful ex pression Allegorical figures surround her and Death is whispering in her oar y' II aumimi in A letter from Colorado says of the perplexities of the fiirtnors in that territory Tim pursuit of iignoiiltiiro in this country is a lottery Dust )enr the grasshoppers destroyed ninn teliths of tho crops those whoso land escaped their visit titions making small fortunes by sahi of produce In the full of 18154 these dcviiHtnt i ng insects deposited tlmiroggsinthu country audit was the young brood bringing up tnul literally covering the ground which devoured the crops end ruined tho prospects of ninny a hard working family urtunntoly last full the grasshoppers selected aomo other breeding ground or stock riiis ing the country cm not bo excelled Arizoni whs tho theatre of nn ancient civilization which has left inunumonls but not history Well conktruelod huiisea uro existing them untennnted and evidences ufextuusivo mining and agriculture It was evidently not Aztec but Tolceiin or nnti Tolocan civiliza tion Among tho structures creeled by tho formur people in Arizona is a house larger than tho City I lull of Now York and five stories high Certainly that surpasses Air Benedict Arnold's wind mill at Newport in point of marvel Tho Apaches a specimen ol Indians tinalug ous to tho Malays of India now overrun the 'leuitory mid ciinnot bo civilized TliO Mokes am ri more interesting peo ple They hvo upon the inounliiiiis rind cultivate the land in the valleys for which they pay a tribute ofono tenth to the Apnehos They now number abotit 1200 tiro of fair complexion and some what Europium features Some Welsh colonists of Utah visited them and found a remarkable similarity of language tho same intricate system of consonantal words and other dialectic peculiarities belonging to the Cytnracg Colonel Porter from tlmso facts wove out tho theory that Prince Madoc who Iclt North Wales in the reign of Henry II of Eng land wns the founder of un American colony of which the Mokes are the de scendants And orwarding Merchants MARIETTA STREET ATLANTA GEORGIA COMMISSION MERCHANTS No 41) East Side Broad Street Received The death 'of Mrs! Thomas Uiulylo wus oven inore singular than would bo imngiimd from tho lolegrnpliio mention of it Shu was taking her lisiinl drive in llydu Park her pi't dog which was running her brougham was run over by a carriage 1 Thu miimul was nut nimdi hint but his mistress was greatly alnrinod She lifted (ho dog in to Ilin eHriiiigii and then died so sud denly and silently (hid liur conehmnin did not1 know anything had Impponod until ho ctuno to ii Itow Murn Poiik from a PusiiiX of A correspondent the 1'iainr answers this question iih follows A serins of carefully oxperi mouts huvo established thu following rulu upon this subject A bushel ol good raw unground dry corn fed to a mid dling good breed in coinfortublo quar ters without much sun and not allowed to root and buforii cold weather will pro duct) 10 pounds of pork mid if thu breed is very good 15 Thu suinu amount of formented corn meal one half more tnul if cooked also tibout throe fourths more than tho brst mimed hence it is ousy to liind how much pork should bring to cor respond with (lie price of corn Tnko for i list nufo raw corn tho most common way it is fed pork nt live oeufs per pound is equid to emu nt fifty euuta pet bushel and so on above or below in thosumo ratio Harness I Harness I Harness Exchange AND 'NEWS ROOMS ANO DKAIKII9 IN Winos and Liquors MASuNU) HAJtjBUHDlNO TxTo si BEDELL POPE (UNDER COOK'S HOTEL) AKH tl KCKlVlNil T1IE1H KA THS OU MJIKCH IPTJON 0(10 it If i I ijl 1 (10 3 00 Six month 00 dtnirlu cornu lu cents A liberal tie luj(ion will be ttunki in lav or of i'leWisboys uud Oriilerx KATKS ADVKKT1SIXG 1 Square one week I two week 1 throe wook 2 Squares uuo week 2 two week 2 tbr ii ck BROGANS OR REEDMEN Tho most of our block lifts been Munufaohirtd or Our Own Trade And guarantee tUq work to be good 'Aprll I if 1' Drs BOZEMAN STANORD CONTINUE THE PRACTICE MEDICINE AND SURGERY In all their branches OICE OVER STORE On Broad Street COLUMBUS GEORGIA April 20 3m DR A OARD NdTEDICAI DIRECTOR of the late Army of LVX Teanesseo will practice Medicine and Surgery in the city ot Columbus and its vicinity Otiice in Horbai'h's (Perry House) way 13 0 A PiAtttii of Loi umTs TIio Alge rian journtds tiro filled with dotuila ol' disastrous invasion of luciisls Thick cloudsof thorn have alighted on tho coun try near Dellys and they tiro also nu merous at Marengo The cultivated slopes of Mustuphn hiivo sulfi'rod severe ly the corn crops being nenrly id de voured At Ihrimindreis ami Ihrkndom tliu green of the potato and Ilium crop Inis boon completely destroyed Grout numbers have appeared at Algiers and the noighboihood and Churchell has been assailed by imiumcriildo flights which have committed dread id ravages nt Oued el Aleilg 'A li tter from Oran announces tlu ir arrival in that ihstriol when) T'orrira bus sullered tho most Tho military ituthoritios liavo placed lie soldiers at tho disposal of tho iolmimts A armer inRtttfflirdsliiro liughmd lost somo cows lately hum tho rinder pest and got an idea that be was suffer ing from tho disease hitnsi If His med ical advisor who was a wit agreed with him and sent him to the apothecary with a seifled proscription Jhitli patient mid druggist won rutlier nstmiished nt rend ing: limn Ims gut tho cuttle pluguo take him into tho liack yard mid shoot him according act of Parlia eotlMUVN ClIUURUIA ILL CUNSI'ANTIA' ON HAND (JIIOCTKIES AND PROVISIONS KVEHY Alo WIhm Liquor nnii liinnostlo ntullm Ai'ortc1 which Wo lax Ito tho ult out Ion of Dent vr anil UoniUBWrt i jib tf tl RAttSUURV 1 li WAUNOi WAKNOOKAOO 00TT0N BROKERS a a a 2 Zti A 4j5o 4130 A ULAKK UiliLyNntlUiTCIT GBOOEBS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS "tf1 111 mW The London Itkfnn urn in a rmiuw of of Noted Names of nmnlions the following partic ulars respecting tho deseciuhnits of Jbiboit 1 tlm original which will hu now to many of our rhndera: Paterson whom Scott saw reviving tlm inscriptions on tlm tombs of tho Uovuiinnti'rs went Io Amoricti and beunino tlm griuidfatltcr of ii Pntoraon whoso widow married tlm Marquis Wellesley Tho of that Mrs married tlm Duke of Leeds and Lord IStntrord Tho direct blood of Old Mortality wrht in utiotimr mid as remnrluibln ti direction fits grmuldimghter Miss Putersou was tho first wife of hiroiim Bonupiirle Thv nuirriugu was nover mmiilled mid son who sprung from it (Im gronf griiudsoit ol Old Murtiility is now on tlm Btnir of lin cousin thu Emperor of thy Imtleulir uttuntion shim to fllllnif orders fm I'liiiiiutiuii Siumiliw rovisionj (Jrooorlej mid Merehnndlrjgnncrully olthor by OurhmiM hero tl 'in Luuisi A I Ill'll I II) VERIIiiE lllNUHAM Mph'h i COPELAND CO COTTON ACTORS 3siKrjrartAXji COMMISSION MERCHANTS No 63 Carondolot St NEW ORLEANS LA 1 lUvirov AAi: Drs SCHLEY BAINES IC AT 01)1) ELLOWS' HALL irst door to the right on first floor novlO tf NEW MUSIC Vocal and Instrumental of th Celebrated Composers Wollehhmpt Aecher Hofftnim jl idler SchuilKiff Ponde Yom Wely Strakosch Col fins WOl workmen Cuffing trimmed in nA I LEY ft good Upholster nud Repairer ol who will b) glad to receive orders from bis old friend Btuiueu ii still kept up Id nil its branches Being grateful for former pa ronyge I trust the community will lavor me with a continuance of the same JQA1X 8 AIiLEN i Jan ON anti after riday Sept 2 2d lbb on this Hoad will be run aa iullows: Leave Columba al Arrive West Point Arrive at Montgomery Leave Montgomery Leave West Point A I 'il ii nil 4 with Lniititi of A at West Point which arrives iu Atlanta at" Mv in lime to connect with the cistern and Atlantic Rail Rond for Chattanooga and points DANT II CRAM sei't'22 tf ASiit'i do Brandy hUknv hn i and Madurni'W mo Univ Potash Pocket Kntvep Knives and orka rMacithov and blotch i Snuil (jApi'fn tncgnrCod islt fl rhb Polatoc) NUPEKLN DEN DENT'S OICE I MUSCUU HAlLllUAl) CO CoiUMbvs Ga Sept 0th 1S65 ntiiauogec Kail Hoad Schedule ON AND ATER MUNDAY 11th inst the Pussensrer 'Irain on thia road will Leave Columbua al 7 A Arrive in Macon at fllb ')! Leave Macon al Arrive in Vol uniLiis at Plucoik uiitl Wrslrrn 11 Il Schedule NIGHT TKA IN Macon Arrive nt Atlanta' Leave Atlanta Arrive at Macon gep tt CHANGE SCHEDULE OICE 1 1 Ii Moxtuomkky Sept 20 1805 i AN andafur riday Sept 221 18IJ5 T'aiiin ii 25 A 12 JI 1 A 15 4 45 ABERCROMBIE WYNNE ATTORNEYS AT LAW IAILL pruclive Lnwin the Counties of Mus VV cogoo and Riiscoll and throughout the)d Judicial Circuit Office uvor may 5 tf ilEXHY BENNING ATTORNEY AT LAW COLUMBUS GA OICE on Oglethorpe street over old Sun office tf u'p VOL Vlri Id 2 Ht 2" now hiroeeli'tiil well eletodlitudi GROCERIES among which may be found somn doshnblo goods fuch as: Coftec i Ewenite of Coll THE MAGNOLIA CIGAR MANUACTORY OERS lo the public their hot trnndol Cigars warranted of the choicest Havana to be had at our downtown Store nt $5 per Box of ho cigar and at retail two for it quiHb Purchasers not satisfied with thoo cigars uro entitled to return them and got their money back To the Trade We offer 100000 manufactured of the best selection oi tAomesltc Tobiteoo The tobacco selected and the cigfl's made by than whom there i no older nor better judge of Tobacco LOPEZ CO TO Broad Nt apl 13 Just 'Received from 'new York All the Latest Styles of fclfetf List Confederate Dead Burled at Sharpsburg NObTll'cAlioblN A Brnnt ill th regiment ht Lieut Whined 27th regiment ield 27lh rcgiiuwnl Ke net James Ikmmsii 27th regiment Parke 27th regiment SJuhiniou 27th regiment' Rd in nd 27th regiment Wlllinm Chesnut 27ih regimentlarnea 27th rcginiont A While 27 th reginumt 8 Smith 27 1 ii'uiintuii Samuel Young 27lh regiment Hardin 27th regiment Wesley Vudvrwoud 27th regiment Ih uton or Scniiis 27th regimentIneob Jackson 27th reahuont 11 27i regiment Tlmmns Carmiehiid 27 1 regiment A Homie 27th regiment Shield 27th regiment Shade Williams 27th regiment John Moore 27th regiment Allen King' 27Huegimenl Bruwu 27th i vginumt Patterson 27th regiment A lluiiios 27th regiment WLTajlor 27Hi regiment Joseph Story 2lh regiment 27th rcgunnt Joshua Cane 27ihrgimunt a Riddlivk 27lh regiment It Billups 27tli regiment Billups 27fh regiment Wuods 27th regiment Liifaycttn Merrill 27lh jegiment Hardy 27th regiment 0 A Branch 6th regiment John Wren Oth regiment Garrison Gth regiment Null Gib reglujcnt LSBIgrovo Btheglmcnf John Teague tUhTegimeut Brown 'J Hi regiment Leoni ur Lcprcl Dili regiment A Neill 9th regiment John Henry 9th regiment 0 Stakes Dih regiment Smirk 9th regiment 1' Smirk regiment Kcloimin regiment A Bird Ihh regiment Al Petro 9th regiment A Drinker Ihh regiment Mills 9th regiment Perry regiment Randall 1 1th regiment AUu)s 4th regiment Lieut Win A Threadgill lth regiment Carimlisnn llth regiment Dead 1 1 1 regiment Heddy 1 iih regiment Hooker 1th regiment Harper llth regiment Curtis Hardy 1 lib regiment King lth regiment Tijrg llth regiment Pinkcter I Ph regiment' Duncan Isi regiment Dyhme iSth regiment Wells ISth regiment A BinJ t2dd reghurnt Wm right 23d regiment Sergt Stlftrham 3d regiment illiams Rd regiment Sergt John Whaley 3d regiment William Heady 3d regiment Isaac Middleton 3d regiment UEMugrove 3 regiment Neil McLeod 3d regiment Edward James 31 regiment Doula 3d regiment illiun Muysun 3d i i giment Gaehcry 3 1 regiment Poole 3u regiment 1 Williams 3d regiment Smith 3d rogiiu nt Win Me Ilin 3d regiment William Gray 3d regiment Nippon 3d regiment WiUoi) Justice loth regiment Wm 11 Legrist 1st regiment Bryant Bell Lit regiment Wm Parish Lu regiment Poole 3d regiment Pratt Inf regiment Henry West Jd regiment k'cichl 1st regiment Elisha Lane bt tcgiment ILiWiird 2d regiment Lieut It IVithinglon 2d regi on Brooks 2d regiment A Mason 2d regiment Charles 4th regiment Warner 5th regiment II Craven 5th regiment Thonlason Gth regiment A filh regiment Joseph Barnes 1 th regiment Thoiiuui Perry 3d rugimiml Teacher 3dregimonb i PUayuton 21th regiment jj latched hl reg meat 8 Gee 5th regiment II Hardistcr 5th regiment Garner 5th regiment (1W Linsming 13th regiment Henry W(t 3d regiment 'j ouitrns ibi regiment James A Baker 7th regiment John Eacrett 2d regiment Britt 1st regiment Arnold Balcln ee 3d regiment James 0 llerruu 3d regiment Porto 3d regiment A Johnson 15th regiment rank hencr 23d regiment 11 1 ullindcr 23d regiment A Loder 2id rrgiu cnt Bennett 23d legimenl Brvant 24th regiment John 38th regiment Johnson 48th regiment A 11 Hicbtirdsun 48th regiment Alins 48th rogim nt James Watson ibth regiment John Morton 48th rngimenl A Smith 48th regiment Stewart 49th regiment JI Lewis 1st regiment Bobcrt Shaw ht regiment Tyson 3d regiment JT Powers 20ih regiment Sutton 3l regiim nt Carmichael co 27th regiment Smith co A 27th regiment Ebenczor co Ibili regiment Doy co regiment Johnson llth regiment Colligo co 4th jregimunt Asprcy 4th regiment W'Nuir llth regiment Lieut Latham co 1st regiment IV Winston co 18th regiment IV Barnes co I 15th regiment Benjamin A Buller 30lh regiment Quince 3d regiment II 11 West 20th regiment A Wiley 15th icgiment MeB Barnes Kth icgiment McCraw 15th regnm nt A 11 ago 15th regiment Dillinger loth regiment Putman 15th regiment Thomas Divinmery 24th regiment AV Elhuit 45th regiment Haywood Brown 4Sih regiment James keg 48th regunent Burrell Deacon 48th regiment Bragg 31th regiment Sellers 2d regiment HiH 3d regiment Harbin 4th regiment Henry Blum hth regiment Wing 1 1th regiment JI Dupree 27th regiment AV Wvndick 27th regiment Amos 23d regiment Kidd 5th regiment Jenkins 3d regiments Sellus 2d regiment Tbarpcr 14th regiment Stridcr llth regiment A outs 18th Henry 2d regiment AV Cokomun nr Coleman 3uth regiment A Crogau 23d regiment James SjilHc 23d regiment Benjamin Jacksun 3d regiment Attwood Capt 48lh ginient AV Bailey 28th regiment Boeks Capt 27th regiment 8 Nobles 27th regiment Parker 27th regiment Caleb urgusmi 3Jd regiment Edison 48th regiment AV Mason 3d regiment Butts 23 regiment AVm Shanks Bzth regiment Baker 27th regiment AV Wellb 27th regiment cthcrstone 13th regiment McNeill 13th regiment AVillinm PoB 14lb icginient CGoodson Llth regiment Raford Thompson llth regiment Saylor 1 4th regiment Jamea DasdcnUih regiment AV Eaton 48th regiment Edward Lane 27th regiment 0 AV Henry 2d regiment A Koonss 48i regiment Lieut Downing 2d regiment A Speigbtftd regiment AV iM Kniilfi 3 I Ton ini fin nr information nl onv rf al address AARON SbarpsburK Wash ington coumy Maryland A correspondent writing to tho Balti more Sun from Lynchburg my: tho negroes nro beseeching their former masters to take lueru buck and wherever the master or mistress can be assured that they will be sain in doing so by tbo ne groes remaining faithful and can find any us for them at ad they are taken in clothed and fed greatly to the relief of the half starved freedmen But thousands sre still without homes where they are deemed a VpriU 3rn ft IILG 1 I a ft BElIf MOOIIK 1 1 CVDDRn BELL CO (ormerly Biin Moomr A Co) WHOLESALE GROCERS Consismuents solicitel which will re ceive our best personal attention and the or warding business carefully and promptly done REERENCES: Messrs It MoCaiiiy Co Atlanta Ga Louglertj' do John Duncan Hsi Messrs Horton Ac Walton Augusta 'la Mangham Macon Ga ears Co j0 abersham A Sons Savannah KrwinA Hardee Jo a Montgomery Ala Honch A Co Memphis tenn arcus Wright Kfq Mwsr Manimle Snyder Nuln ille Tenn 4ec2 Kew York COMMISSION MERCHANTS No 82 Magazine Street NEW ORLEANS COLUMBUS RIDAY MORNING MAY 25 1866 General Commission AND OKWAEDING MEE CHANTS (orlisr Csi onih loi 111 Uni NEW ORLEANS Cl lt( I A I infeiitlmi given th erlers firpiir cliuso ol lilt lesenpiions nl and11 mchii iidise mid hloriil nilvmieo imide on iwnsigioi rnu ol Cotton tn our address 1 ii 1 1 hi tw5lll (b ihilues'ToYn? COMMISSION AND SHIPPING KoixykTrTe3 APALACHICOLA LORIDA ItolMkH ClIAIll KH Hoi MBS hpiImui a 1 TAI IIUG TIES tVAll UHOHSi AND GKNKItAf COMMISSION MERCHANTS ALL burinoss anti listed to tliem shall receive prompt utlontlon JOHN ONTATNE IV II JltiGIIKS Coliilnbur Deo KTKflS tf ATKJNH DUNHAM Io Co COMMlSMONaud fOllWAKDIXO HKRCHAMS APALACHICOLA LA July 1 1ih To tho Holders of Past Duo Bonds and Coupons of the City of Columbus Ga BY Ordinance of City Council of Coluinbuj Georgia tho undersigned inance Com mltii'o are instructed to bare prepared RONDS to Redeem all past duo Ronds and Coupons of tho City All pur ties holding any tf Said Bonds or Cou pons nro requested to notify the committee of tho character and amount of said Bonds 01 Coupons and to send them to some agent in this lane 10 bo (it tided Tho Honda nro now being prepared and wilt toon bo ready tor issue andtbeatayor and Treasurer hnve been instructed and authorired to Issue said Bonds ssenon ns prepared WL SALISBURY) 111 II ASS I inance II GRISWOLD Committee MnylS tm OAiir uvtt 1 itu ol lntt 'luah Mobile Nupolcon's llUtury of Cu Secund Volume Wt) ilnd in tho Londuii Daily Mown of May tlm following neeount of tho second volumo of NAjmlmm'a of Julius Advance slieut of thodriiglish tninata tion of tho (icuinl volume of tho Empe ror 'History of Julius aro now in our linuds llosurving for an other and we tru early opportunity detailed notice of tlioso rotiiiirkablo chap Luis wo mud bn content fuy tlm present to givo a brief suiiinnuy of their contents Kvilders who look in those pngns for po litical allusions will probably be some whxt disappointed though it might not bo iiiipuasiblo to discover in ninny scut tored passages of thu fourth book in which tho events nt Romo of tho yours G9U 701 in 0 related a decided sympathy amounting perImps to it follow fooling on thu purl of the 1 mporiul biogrnplwr with the cniiso and fortunes ol his splendid prototype The wars in (laul for which of course tho have fur nished the iimtoriala are treiltod with it fullness and mastery which nro evidently the result of long labors and of patient resonreh Indeed the narrative seems iininmtiid tliroughoiit without an almost' professional enthusiasm IT10 present his torian hm) no doubt enjoyed rare advant ages in the prosecution of his interesting task from tlie various resources of Collab oration at his il tosu I 1 1 0 has Hindu tho most of those advantages and he is not tho less deserving of the Musoof History for having rallied to her service the ob scurer zeal and science of a corjm il'dile of interpreters and i muiiors Wo believe we mny at once undertake without llatlery to describe this volume as far more valmible and even far more readable than its predecessor though it denis much less with theory nod senti ment mid much more with geographical descriptions accounts of battles and sieges marches mid campaigns recorded with sciupulous technical precision An English reader will naturally boattiacied by the ''irst Deacent into tho muoh disputed question of thu points of embarking and binding Hie ''Second beseem into the march into the interior of the island mid tho march toward tho Thames Tho Revolt of (laul A 702 thu operations in Auvorgno and thu siege of Alosin we should bo dis posed at a first I unco to cite among tho best examples of the manner in which the illustrious biographer has availed himsoll of his learned auxiliaries and displayed his own literary and military capacity The curious political reader will turn pel Imps instinctively to the recapitulation of events nt Romo from A 9G to 705 and will noto for read ng tliu such suggeslivo and burning topics as tho Dilliculties of Cie mr's Task Riots nt Rome State of Anarchy in Rome Corr ipiion of the El ctrnns Ciu rar's Relations with Cicero the Republic Declured in Bangor Spirit which Am inates Adversaries tho Quustion of Right between tho Senate and Cic iir Intrigues to Deprive Civ nr ot Ilia Com mand Violent Measures adopted ngainst Ca ar State of Public Opinion umulus carries the Statu ngainsl Cnsmr Ctesar is driven to Civil War Ciusnr crosses tho Rubicon with which the present vol ume eloss trio Pillowing words: Roman world did not find ponce until tliu heir of is nmnu find mnde his cause triumph But it wits no longer possible for Augustus to renew tho work of Cieoir fourteen years ol civil war had exhausted the strength of tho nation and used up tliu characters tho men iinbm with tho great principles of the past woro dead to succeed Augustus himself Had made peace with thu murderers of his adoptive father the convictions wore ex tinct and the world long'ng for rest no longer contained tho elements which would have permitted Canar as was his intention to re establi the republic in its ancient splendor and its ancient forms but on new principli At tho foot of passage (which we do not single out as gum of translation) thu name of the latest histoi ian of is'signed and below is the date nt which tho passage was penned Tuileries March 20 Tho heirs of great men aru believers in great dides Thu London Telegraph also devotes an article to tho volume The following is a uassiiue The present volume is the secund of tho work and includes thu "Wars in coming down in Roman events to the passage of the Rubicon If this were the place to quote at length the last of tho published pages "would amply bear out what wo have advanced as to tho purpose u( tho book tSutlico it to extract a single sofitence which id once shows what his Majesty thinks of Cmsar' mid whom else ho thinks of while tolling thu story of Julius' life a loader of says his Majesty elected by tho pub lic voice and appears in the midst of the storm which endangers tho vdsscl of state then ho alone can direct its course and bring it to tho harbor Ciisnr was not the instigator of this profound perturbation of Roman society he had become the in dispensable pilot MAHSAURK lUKPPlY The Governor of Idaho has addressed a letter to tho Commissioner ot Indian Af fairs informing bun of tho massacro'of some sixteen friendly Indians on tho 1 1 th of March fifteen miles above that city near tho mouth of Creek On tlio Boise river by a party of citizens of Ida county He concludes by saying: were but two' grown males rest were women and Tho im mediate settlers miners reported the murder and their statement 1 shall send you in a few days showing that tho Indi ans were defenseless mid peaceable If anything will serve to bring on gonbrul Indian war it is such acts as those 1 have gathered tho rest Of the tribo and put them under tho protection of tho mil itary of this post 'The excitement runs high and I have nil I can do to carry out my instructions against tho depraved moral sentiment evinced toward the poor savages Things look stormy just now but when tho road to tho Indian country becomes pussable I shall quiet the trou bled waters In no case that I have ex amined have 1 found the red man tho ag gressor but invariably tho trouble sprint from some fiendish outrage of bad white men Hom anufacturks' Now or never tho Southern people should encourage and support homo manufactured articles more I especially bo when these articles can com pete successfully in price and quality with those of Northern make Manifestly this is tho true policy of our people and tho sooner it is inaugurated mid strictly ad hered to tho sooner will the great resour ces of tho South bo developed and afford new channels for enterprise and profitable investment vVe have before us a case in point which although it may bo a email one is sutliciently largo to answer our purpose Messrs Bones Brown hardware mer chants Campbell and Broad streets have now in store seven thousand pounds of hollow ware consisting of spiders and ovens of various sizes manufactured at the Augusta I'mindery from the bc't of Scotch iron by Messrs Malone Co In quality durability and prion this hol low ware competes successfully with the best of Northern manufacture This be ing the case we say by all means never cook Southern food in Northern' spider and Northern i Admitting that this be a contracted view of tho relations of trade Southern people will find that thn sooner it is acted upon the sooner will it bo found profita ble and our country self sustaining By all means then let us support home Augutfa Cowit OR SPRING AND SUMMER WoM elt Panama An CH KA marob 17 tf LAN DON A CO liOII'i'ii AND SHOES Georgia State Directory or iiiil IS67 By CAP LL BKAIN of (ilCQKGli rPII IS v'ftl 11 nllo work ol referonepwin be inh jiHhctl rn ornhoui tho ter day Jnno next It will enibrnco tho exant location ol owry IhifI mini ni pr'desfionn 1 mini tn tho Mato ol tfia ih well as tho private roflidencoa ull (ho cities and will bo (ho tnosi ox tonal vo nnd cnin directory over publnhod No btiMihCs man should bo without it and none should foil to advertise it as it donbth'Ss splondul medium through which to with subatiintuU chwes throughout tho counit In the city ol Now York nlono tho Publish or luw nearly hvo hundred bu bsmlh ra nnd lhnt hat is daily on ho incrcaao Tho price of kuIi aeriidum Ih within the roach oi overv hivtncss mitn however limited hia means Thoft'lver tisiug terms nro IiIcuwiro ronton Gio 4 UnvaHor lor oil roudonees Mr Indd TKKMH 1 OH ZOvKhTIHlNU One page in on uoo hah page 311 no Onefourth page 3 18 0l Uno Merchant Card Ineludipg a copy of tlm work 10 00 J'ri hmH the work $5 00 'Address BOX 2I2 1 1 Savannah Gi D3 COUPl'Dl Agent can to found at Hotel room No 5L uiwy 23m HAVANA CIGARS I JOSEPH POU ATTORNEY AT JLAW COLLMIH GA OICE over store No 8 1 Broad street Wil! practice in the Courts of the Chattahoochee Circuit ami in Russell county Ahu Jan 20 Law and Collection Office GRIGSBY THOMAS ATTORNEY AT LAW HtfllDING Couxkr St Clair and Oglethorpe Streets RESPECTULLY inform the clients of the Lite Judge TiluMAS that their un settled suits are receiving every attention at his hands Special attention given to the collection of past due and maturing claims in Muscogee and adjacent counties eb Bi if 1 HOOPER ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY WILL in nil courts in ust Ala bniui Oifice at Crawford Russell Couuty'Ala IIAHII Into HurlwaU at Co Mullite I TD0H a LYon Into Kintlli Lynn It Co Mobile BUT1' LASH LYON GOLD PENS fpHK INEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT A of Gold PENS Call and try them nt Oct 20 If Sun copy 10000 Spelling Books Just received at apr 19 tf STORE 1) 'GOOKS 4 I Trunks! Trunks! Trunks! KUldlS STOCKy OB' Dry Goods SHLO2ES PI A TS AND Coiiatiint ly Or Hand 1VP JiKTAlC A ALLEN CO Nd lilt) Jtiumt DITOS1 ftS COolv'rt IIOTI 'L Columbus Ua Jun 3 iKtkl if WP TURNER CO Just received at VV Bonk S'ore COMMISSION MERCHANTS Olliuo No 131 Broad St (llonotta Auction Ruvim) q'HEY nraiirepiiril to Moro Colton Moroh andhe to 11 ifiuitm Horn Ao luruWiod nt tho market prl'l Oobimlmn GO Aug3 13(15 Mb JL 1 ViiitmiKi 'zlinoTiiKnH Himiiau 1 LmilnvIUo Ky Now Urban airchild Vorhooff Bingham COTTON ACTORS? AND Juit received nt Bonk Store 1 10 IIS $311 i1' Mil 1 15 55 $50 l5 $70 2 1x1(10 Is 51 till hrt 72 7S MP (I 21! 4ft 521 frtl1 I) MU S7 Ul lirt 10S I I Jilt 45 fd Itl 71 79 M7I 95 1W 111 119 127 5 ai 0(1 75 lol 109 117 125 133 Dll 1 IV 6 4 70 W) 10" 11" 13) Illi) 110 150 IGO 170 ISO 12 (i lKW ISA 140 IK 170 IW22U 215 310 215 2(10 IX hOH3 150 I si! 22i 2 1(1 34) 21M (11)1)1)20 (1 10 2t lol) 17 200 2J0251) 27I3UU 325 350 376 100 THE GEM RESTAURANT (UNDER flfSx Jnnow prepared to fur (Ky4 Jnish at short notice nt any hour Day or Night all thu dolicncius uf iha such as OYSTERS GAME ot all kinds OWLS ISH Ac Connected with the establishment inn fine ut which tho purest and finest Diiuors and Wines may bu hud WALTER STEWABT decl tf OEOHGE lEIUIITI' ino Paper and Cards JUST RECEIVED a flno'etonk of ol the different kinds for Poster and Letter Press Work 01 CARDS and CARD BOA ROb all colors and him AT THIS OICE eb ID tf Short orm Declarations OIL KzlWYKltH JUST PRINTED ON INK PAPER at the Amnu 1 inquirer office GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY ISKAEL MOWN SON tV LONlOS CONJVLVTICUT (TILL attend promptly to the purchasing nod forwarding of all clades of MERCH ANDISE and every description of MACHIN ERY appliciJdo to the wants of the Souther people AH purchases made free of Commission till October next at the lowest market rates aid forwarded by tho most expedition routes Or ders mu 1 be accompanied with the money and addressed to uu either at New Lonttoih Conn ur 2 John Street New York Refer to Brown Macon Ga and (J Clemons Co umbus (4a tttigl 4 A XPn 1 njw XXX ALE in Half Barrelf for ante by LOPEZ A CO apl 13 tf 40 road street MIdDICAL IJLU this day assooiated with uno NO MASON late of Auburn Ala in the practice of medicine and its collateral brunches under tho name and ptyle of BILLING MASON Office on Oglethorpe between Randolph and St Clair streets Dr Mason's residence corner Troup and Bryan streets immediately opposite St Paul's church Dr Mason having considerable experience in the treatment of Small Pox will treat all ciiscs confided to his care A Bl LLING JOHN MASON March 1 tf EDWIN OVERALL miukt (oxHrnucTioV ok tiih (owi'iwm ix hoswat uu euovoukal hhimh tum uovhiuoiumt No 96 Broad StJW COLUMBUS' GA' 4 DwinrKriH ta i OREIGN AND DOMESTIC 4 It Dllta AltH 3 IRON PLOUGH NAILM CASTINGS CIRCULAR SAWS MILL and CHOSHCUT SAWa1 7L' BCOV1L HUES and 4 AGHICUITURAI IMPLKMKNTSD Ofallklndi s3'j AXLES HUBS RIMS OILS of nil kliula jj PATKTS Dry ami iu ()il' ULARH JIL ACKSMITHS' TOOLS VjNS PISTOLS I SHOT mid AMMUNITION Ar Agon for AIHBANKS SCALES At Alanufftoturorn prlMtii 1 Or dci 4 rvoohed for 'j STEAM SAW MILLS 4'7 And all kindol MILL GEARING doq tt bun copy CORN 1 CORN 1 CORN 1 WHITE AND YBLL0WI Hay 1 Hay Hay am) swrcri LOUR! 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EVERY GRADE Also ps eu other nrlkie nccewHi 'o MPtnhi mm or heart ran bo found at No 13V Broad bllCfl ELLIS TYLER ROBISON jin iil ll Montgomery and West Point Will pluiu Ink notice Hull have removed my office to tho llnolt Stor of Appier Thorn ton (Jo No ill) Broad Hraet whorolcanb found all hour of the day Marchants and others rcOBlvlnggoml ovorthls road will please call at till ofllo and pay charges before lend ing to the doiot at irtird lor ihclrgooda JK Agent i I tf Notice' Office i Muscogee Kn ll i on Company CuLUMBUS 0 A' Deo 30 1865 Reduction in Prices of Wood AN and after data this Company will furnish Oak and pine Wood by tho Car load ol hvo (5) Cords at twenty fl vsi dollars per car in tarnish any mount desired BlVlNbTreasutcr deof6 tf Notice Importantto Planters SurKntNTKNllSST'S 0nC JIUSCUGEE 11 CobUMiitB Ga Aprils lbb6) Guano und other orlillzor will bo transpor ted over tin llond at tho following low rates To Suit ions Nos 1 and 2 50 per ton 3 4 and 5 4 00 7 and 4 50 CLARK apriatf The Conquered Banner A New Beautiful and Popular ap 19 tf Powder Shot and Gans Jan £6 tf i L' 7 JWKk I 'r 7 i 9 IB I I.