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LATER FROM EUROPE, j A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE | GOOD JEUEHL
Days taler—by tUo Niagara.
Hamkax, Feb. 28.—The steamship Niagara,
Copt Wickman, has arrived wilh I'nur doys lalcr
intelligence from Europe, having left Live,pool on
•he 11th of Febuary.
General News.—To the great comfort of the
English Nation, a rumor was issued from high-
quarter. that the war with Persia hod ended, and
therefore no more troops would be needed Tor any
further encroachments into the Persian dominions.
Some symptoms of Russian demonstration to hack
up Persia tended considerably to tamo the llrltlsh
aggressive spirit in this region.
Even in China things are being tranqudized and
no more troops nre demanded lor the East. In tact
Great Britain not knowing what time another rup
ture may break forth among the unsettled crowned
FOB SALE!
LOCATED about 1 mile on the |
laiuilion i "ad, and jim far enough
Iroin the road to bo free Irom dust.
The House contains 6 rooms, each
with n lire place ; there are all necessary outhouses,
horn, stable, &c., attached. Also a well of excel
lent water. There arc 130 acres (70 in the woods.)
attached to the place, line young Orchard, and a
vegetable Garden enclosed. Possession given at
any time. Apply on the premises, to
March 6-twwtf] E. 0. BELLAMY.
/"'I KOROTA. HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas, William Nlch-
\X ol* applies Tor Letters of Administration on the Estate
of (Jeorge Nirhol*, late of said county, decerned:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all porxotm con
cerned. to ho and appear at my ofllce within the time pro
scribed bylaw, then and thereto show cause, (If auy they
have.) why said Letters should not l*o granted.
Given under my hand in office, March 2. 1867.
March 5—5t| OKU. W. MULLINS,Ordinary.
convention
in Pn
have distant belligerent irons in the fire. She need,
men and weapons for home • consumption, lho
much talked of principalities are again the hone ol
contention between- Russia and her opponents, and
much uneasiness is felt as t- the issue of this af-
% le London Times thunders forth one of its
strongest articles urging an unlempurising policy in
opposition to then union.
All folks seem to perceive a new trouble browing
on account of these unlucky Principalities, ot pre
sent no man’s property. .
Livibpool MAItKKTa.— I'he news from the Uni
ted States bv Ike Atlantic and Persia advanced lho
cotton market from }d. to Tied. The sales of Fri
day amounted to IB,000 bales; sales of the'veek
67,000 Kales, of which speculators took -5,000 ami
exporters 5,000.
Private circulars represent the cotton market as,
active and excited, and quote an advance of 3-10d.
i ,r .ho week. The market closed firm, with an up-
ward tendency, the following are the quotations:
Fair Orleans
Middling Orleans *..*.*.* 74
M AdvTccs L, frim Manchester' were favorable. The
stock on hand was 342,000 halos, of which 227,000
were American.
Breadstuff, and Provisions were dull.
Lard and Sugar were steady.
Consuls were quoted at 93} to 94.
Money market was decidedly easier.
Wheat had declined Is. to 2a. Flour was nom
inal.
|,'n»m California.
New York, Feb. 27—The steamship Illinois has
arrived from San Juan with later dates from Cali
fornia. She brings, it is said, a million and a quar
ter of dollars. . .
The news is from California is unimportant An
expedition, composed of one hundred men, had
started for Sonora.
She brings nothing later from Nicaragua.
( Court of Ordinary of llarrin county, Gr., for leave to sell
• . ..7.* the Land belonging to the Estate of benjamin Ragsdale, do-
anxious not to , rof|Rpd> .Ju,IN THOMPSON, Adin’r
Mareli 6, 1867
COM M13 RQ3 A L.
COLUMBUS, March 4—There has been very
little change in prices since our last rcporl. lho
inquiry continues good, and extreme figure* ureoh-
tained for lho various grades, ranging from 111 to
131 cents.
Stock on hand 1st of Sept. ISofi
Received this week 4i 710 76 1174
Received previously
Notice!
A N ELECTION lor Directors ol the Hank of
Columbus will be held on Monday the fitli ol
April noxt,nt*3 o’clk 1*. M., at the Bunking House
in Columbus, Ga.
WM. II. YOUNG, President.
March 3, 1857 tw tape
Valuable Negroes for Sale!
T WO splendid House servants, both good seam*
stresses, washers and ironers.
Also a likely 130 Y, 16 years old, has worked at
the harness making trade for two years, and is a
good body servant. Enqu
m
15 3
%
ploasuro in informing the public that they are now receiving a well assorted stock
j RNITURE, and guarantee that purchasers will lind better Goods at their estab-
TAKE
FINE FURNITURE. w
lishment than lias ever been brought to this .Market by any other concern. Our Furni
ture is all of the LATEST STYLES and SUBSTANTIALLY MADE. Our advantages
for getting up GOOD FURNITURE are equal to those possessed liy any other linn in the
United States, and we are determined to sell good articles lit inoiit-ruc,- prlcev.
\Vo will also keep on hand a good assortment of
Mats, Baskets, Children’s Wagons, Wall Paper, Window
SS0ajj.ciQ.-3. S3 ganadLL -23 ca>uf-gki3, a* ss a
Persons in want ot Furniture will find it decidedly to their advantage to make their pur
chases from us.
Our Store is next door to IIall, Moses & Co.’s Hardware Store.
The same house has been occupied for several years past, as a Furniture Store, by other
parties, and we deem it hut justice to ourselves and the public to state that we are in no
wav whatever connected with the persons who occupied this house up to the 1st of No
vember, 1855. Neither do we get our Furniture from the same Manufactory, and purcha
sers may confidently rely on getting bettor articles from us than has ever been sold by any
house in this City.
Columbus, Ga., Dec. 11. ’55—tww tf ] G. W. DILLINGHAM & CO.
CUSHMAN,
WSSik DENTIST:
JJ -t_CLr WINTEH nut 1,1)1 XU,
48 Broad Street, (East Side,) Columbus, Ga.
tww ly
October 25, 1850
DR. A. M. WALKER.
Marble! Marble
11
f. WILL SELL ON Six. MONTHS TIME, or
-L liberal discount tor CasnT VrspTenalH lot ol about
$1800 worth ol Monuments, Tombstones, &c.&c.
Apply soon. A. K. AYER,
Fob 28-tvvlm No. 131, Broad Street.
Money! Money!
my debts, and I desire to collect it speedily and
peaceably if 1 can and lorcibly if I must.
Fob. 17—wit twGt B. BEASLEY.
tfa SOCK LB,
DENTIST:
Randolph near BrondStreei, Co-
| Jan 1,56—wtwtf
WM. F. LEE, D. D. S.,
DENTAL SURGEON:
^U-TTj Office corner of UROAI) and RANDOLPH StB.,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
October 25.1850 tww tf
NOVMIjTY ROHRS.
ALBERTSON, FLYNN & CO.,
Ct'LUMBUS, GEORGIA.
SALES ROOM, MASONIC HALL, BROAD STREET,
M AM’ FACTIIR ERS anti wind cattle and
retail dealers in Fashionable and Plain
Total number of bales..
Shipped this week
Sliipped previously
. 7«,807
...UJ,uUU
..17,138
SAVANNAH. March i.-Thora was a Roodsaqalr,TorXot-
ton to day, nnd prices have advanced iuily y H »‘> »• " n
of the week previous. The .aim/not.up HDI
i■> itii i «i5 at 12*u. 5i at 13. 1 o at lAyC. *-< 1,1 1 ,i’
nt ’lil 'rt. 222 it 13' .,. 72 at t:;"’*. 20 at Id 11-US l at ld> 4 , and
5 bales Jethro Cotton at 15 cents.
CHARLESTON. Match 3.—Stiles to day of 1400 buh-s Cot
ton at 12 to 13% cents. Prices full.
NE'V ORLEANS, Fsb. 28. Sales of Cotton to-day reached
1200 bales at unchanged prices. Bales for the wook Jl.otiu
bales against 0.000 bales last year Stock 320,000 bales-
Freights dull, to Liverpool 15-32. to llavro lc. Stalling Ex-
rtj -r. 8.W2000 hale.
Receipts of two'havs 5,800 bales. Mess Pork »2 (Qu . $— 0
Bacou better.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—Sales of Cotton to-day£000 bales.
Middling Orleans 14%. and Middling Uplands 1-lyjC. llie
market is firm, aud holders demand an advance of % since
steamer’s news.
CINCINNATI, Fub. :!7.— Flour unchanged and dnU l'rc-
. . - t ... u... Unrh *Mi (iQ; Bacon sides 10; .j;
“LAUGH WHILE YOU MAY!”
SIGNOR DONNETTI’S
GREAT PARISIAN COMIC TROUPE OF
ACTI.VU
MONKEYS. DOGS AND GOATS!
TIIIRTY-SEVEN IN NUMBER!
Will commence a series of Exhibitions at
TEMPERANCE HALL,
On Wednesday Evening, March 1th, 1857.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY !
ftn. Particulars in future announcements.
K. U. WATERMAN,
March 3-tw3t| BusiricHs Mana.'t-r. ^
S, Swan & Co.’s Lotteries!
THE BEST AND FAIREST LOTTERIES IN THE
WOULD I
Draws Saturday March 7,1857.
NOVEL SCHEME:
1 Prize of $50,000 ! 1 ol *9,000 I
1 Prize oi 1 of $H.OOO !
1 Prize of §10,000! 1 of 97,000!
3,000(lowcst) Prizes or 920cncli!
fSDuWhole Tickets $10; Halv.-s $■'»; Quarters $2
\j v\.Certificate Packages Wholes for $80 UO
“ •• llalrc* for 40 00
“ “ Quarters lor 20 00
tr^.Xow for your Tickets! chauco to draw THREE I’riz.-s
with ONE Tickot, and the lowest Prize $20.
Tickets and Packages '
Good Chance for Investment.
\\fF, OFFER on most accommodating terms, the
W following pr<>; riv.und for terms and particu
lars refer to A. K. AYES, Columbus, Gn.:
A PINE NEW
STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILL!
On St. Andrew’s Bay, capable of employing forty
bands in the Woods and Mills together, and Saw
ing 20 M, feet per day, nnd Planing 1*2 N. ft. per
day. The Wharves run out into a depth of water
sufficient for vessels to come to the wharf and load.
Tim Bay is a fine harbor. The Timber Land be
longing to the Mill is convenient to the water and
the Logs can be floated to the Mill down the bay a
distance of 8 or 10 mile i: about 800 acres of Tim
ber Land belong to the .Mills; also 1 or 5 Log Carts
and f» yoke of Oxen
There are 2 Circular Saw Mills nnd 40 feet of
Carriage Ways to each Mill; also some small Cir
cular Saws, also, extra Saws lor use. The Engine
has a capacity of about 75 horse power. There is
also n lino small GRIST Ml LL, capable oi grind
ing about 7 bushels per hour—-French Burr Stone.
The Mills are constructed with the Hatchett
lloadblock which is the latest improvement; four
head blocks to each carriage. Thore is a fine log-
hoisting machine in the centre of the Mill which pla
ces thelog along side of each carriage, also a number
of Curs and Railroad tracks for conveying the
lumber out of the Mill on to the Wharves. The
Pinning Machine is one of Woodworth’s Iron frame
which turns the Lumber out Planed and Tongued
and Grooved. W« are now getting 812 per M. for
rough lumber, and 818 for dressed at the Mills, and
we have orders for one million of feet for Western
Texas at theso.pricespayable in good New Orleans
acceptances at 4 months, by the cargo.
YOUNG, WOOD FIN &, CO.,
Feb. 28-twlm Marianna, Fla.
W
GKO. \V. MULLINS, Presiding:
It ERE AS, Renjncain Williams petitions for Letters o*
Dismission from the Administration of the Estats of
Burton Johnson, iato of said county, deceased:
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all porsons con-
cernod show cause, (if any they have.) on or before the next
September Term, 1857, of said Court, why said Letters should
not then be granted.
GEORGIA, | Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1857.
HARRIS COUNTY. | RULE NISI.
OF. b W. MULLINS,Presiding:
W HEREAS. Nicholas Hutchinson, petitions for Letters
of Dismission from the Administration of the Estate
of Henry Truett, late of said coqnty, deceased :
it is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons con
cerned show cause, (if any they have,) on or before the next
September Term, 1857, of said Court, why bald Letters should
not then Is* gran red.
A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, March 2d,
18,7. in-irch 5-intim UKo. W. MI'LL! NS, Ordinary.
GBOROIA, I Court of Ordinary .March Torrn, 1857.
HARRIS COUNTY. I RULE NISI.
GKO. W. MULLINS, Presiding:
W HEREAS. Nicholas Hutchinson petitions for Letters of
Dismission from the Executorship of the Estate of
Samuel Truett, lane of saidcouuty, deceased :
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons con
cerned show cause, Gf any they have,) on or before the uext
September Term, 1857, of said Court why said Letters should
not then lie granted.
of Allen Brooks, into of said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons con
cerned, to appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, and show cause, (if any they have,) why said Letters ol
Administration should not tie granted.
Giveu under my baud and official signature. March 2d,
1867. march 5-6t DAVID WORSHAM, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, | Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1867.
HARRIS COUNTY. | RULE NISI.
GEO. W. MULLINS, Presiding:
W HEREAS, Sterliug Jenkins, petitions for Letter* of
Dismission from the Administration of tho Estate of
Edmond Jenkins, late of said county, deceased:
• It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons con
cerned show cause, (it any they have,) on or before the uext
l.S.'tt.iif K.-iiil I'niirt w I
GEORGIA, | Court of Ordinary. March Teruj> 1857
HARRIS COUNTY. | RULE MSI,
GEO. W. MULLINS, Presiding;
W HEREAS. Wilkinson Sparks applies for Letters of Di»-
siou from the Administration of the Estate Mary Du-
chan an, late of said county, deceased :
It Is therefore orduied by the Court, that all persous con
cerned show cause, (it any they have,) on nr before the naxt
September Term, 1857, of said (Lurt, why said Letters should
not thou liegrautud.
A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, March 2d.
1857. march 5-iuOm GEO. W. MULLINS, Ordiuary.
the Land belonging to the Estato of Willoughby Beardiu,
late of said ciunty, deceased.
RICHARD 13. KEN NON, Adm’i
March 6,1867 awn 2i
THE GEM
Restaurant, Bar and Billiard
s A JL (IONS,
A RE now in full operation, and fur elegance and taste, in
fitting up. vie with any Saloons in the State.
The Proprietor desirous of satisfying all taste* and pecu
liarities. is constantly r. reiving from New York, Mobile, Ap
alachicola and Savannah fresh supplies of
Oysters, B’ifcJa, 4*unie,
N. YORK BEEF, VENISON, &c.
•tnd in ordi-r tu gratify the most fns-
tidi »us fancies and palates, has. regardless of expense, secur
ed the services of a FRENCH COOK, a better than whom
ne’er Dined a Turkey.
The Wine Cellar of “THE GEM’’ contain- a goodlv sup
ply of Million's Cabinet, aud Yussnay and II**ldsb-k Cham-
pngues. P-irk-' Fine Sparkling and Mill Catswlers: old Rudes-
hi '- ! I ■ ,v . 1 i :i . < a I- ’ . .. . . i-i ..it 11
tog, tin r with I.:.,- old Bourbon I! u.dy, J’,. aiuuifas W his
key, and other Lijui-rs of the finest imp u ted brand—all ol
which were selected by able judges expressly for tho ’‘THE
GEM ”
In the BILLIARD SALOON are two of Winant’s
best Table*--mi !•■ under tho immediate supervision of one
of the l«est piaveiH in \«w York.
With TERRELL 1-ehlnd the Bar. JACKS )N in the Kitch
en. and the a! >ve markets to supply it, what shall beat THE
OEM?
Open all
Qpluuilius, Dec. 27.1860 twwtf
€u8,ii * I * ass!t S‘ !
NEW YORE $25 ! '§sfejy£
WEEKLY
<S-UNITEl) STATES MAIL LINE**
The NEW aud SPLENDID side-wheel Steamships:
August a, 1500 Tons...Captain M. 8. WOODIIULL,
FIoi-IGu, 1300 “ ... “ ISAAC CROWELL,
Alabama, 131)0 “ ... “ G. It. SCllENCK,
Saturday,
These Ships are among the largest on the coast, unsurpass
ed iuspeed.safety or comfort—making their passa resin 50 to
OU hours, and aro commanded by skillful, careful and polite
officers. Having elegant stateroom accommodations they oiler
* desirable conveyance to New York.
PADELFoRI). FA V’ & CO. Savannah,
SAME L. MITCH ILL, 13 Broadway,
,1857 New York
F F «L ^ I T I li S’,
UOMPIU8INO in PART
SOFAS, TETE-A-TETE*, LOUNGfeS,
BURKAUS, WARDROBES, CHAIRS,
Heiisteads, Tables, Ac.
gV Having recently erected in this eilv a large
WPiaml convenient Y ACTOR Y, and furnished it
* l'throughout with the lutest improved machine-
ery, our facilities lor manufacturing it superior ar
ticle ol Furniture nre. not surpussed by any estab
lishment in the United States. It is our aim to
convince tho people of this section that an article
can be made here, and sold nt a murk leas price,
equal in every respect to articles of the same class
brought from the North. Knowing this, we ask
with confidence the patronage of this community,
assuring them that nothing shall he wanting on our
port to deserve it.
Wo have adopted the fasii plan, ns being the on
ly one with which the Southern manufacturer can
enter into suecr Ini competition v, iih those nt the
North, where this system prevails.
Our Sales room will he under the charge of Mr.
W. K. HARRIS, who is favorably known to the
public.
Those who wish4o examine articles of our man
ufacture, ure respectfully invited t« cull and see the
samples at our Sales room.
SOUTITErN LOTTE R Y f
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA
ON THE HAN ANA PLAN OF JINGLE .A ’ ' ’ '
LOWEST !»??? . IFORT \ DOM.AKS I
Jasper Comity Icadciuy
[Bv Authority n* thi State of Gi.'. ■
CLASS W.
Draws March 10, IH57, at Savannah. Ga.,
Under tho sworn superintendence of Major W. P. Bowes and
W. It. Symons. Esq. Saturday Schemes will be draw n every
Saturday at Macon, tin. Monthly Large Schemes will lie
drawn at Snvatiuah. about the 15th of uv. ry month.
NEARLY 1 PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS !
15,000 Tickets, 1.TI2 Prizes!!
Priu’K Payable without Drdnctlonl
45>*Tlii.- I«ottery has only Fifteen Thoiisand Nutulier*—
less t:.«n any lxittery in the world!
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
1 Prize of $15.000...1 Prize of $2,000...6 of D00 r^2500
1 “ 6,000...4 Of 1000 are $4,000...8n of 100 aYe8,000
1600 Prises of $40 are 00,000
20 Approximations of $100 are 2.000
50 “ 60 are 2,500
50 “ 20 are 1,000
1712 Prizes amounting to $102,000
Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $2.60.
00. Purchase Ten Tickets ending with the consecutive
numlter--1. 2, 3. 4. 5, G, 7, 8, 9. 0. audyou will draw back four-
tenths of the amount paid for the Tickets beside* the chances
of obtaining Capitals. Patron* will find it to their interest
to buy Certificates of Ten Tickets, ending consecutively with
1, 2. 3. 4, 6. 0. 7, 8, 9, 0. By tills plan they forfeit the Prize
ending with the same NuintxT ns tho Capital, midget four
more chance* iu every ton to gain the Capitals.
Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets, are sold at the fol-
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on New
York remitted tor Prize*. Address orders for Tickets, or Cer
tificates of Packages of Tickets, to
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager.
We are also prepared to Manufacture
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, BRACKETS, MOULDINGS,
Cornices. I) ior and Window FRAMKS, and Ar
chitectural Work generally.
{Kr Planing, Scroll siwing, Carving and Wood
Turning, executed to order. Jan 27 wtw-tl
HEMOVAIj 2
CABINET WARE-ROOM.
J. H. SIKES,
Feb. 17—tww tf
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
Fall and Winter Stock Complete.
MANLEY &. HODGES,
1 Tirol. 1 LI) respectfully call the attention of their
VY iriends nnu the public, to their LARGE and
CHOICE assortment of
Btii’Si B'Eoiiiarcd Silk Robes
Elegant BROCADE and CHENE Striped SILKS,
of the very latest styles.
PRINTED and PLAIN DkLAINES:
Cashmeres, Merinos, and Highland Plaids,
tor Misses and Children.
A large assortment ol VELVET AND CLOTH
MANTILLAS. Long and Square SHAWLS.
Every variety of
FRENCH AND SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs ot new Styles.
A full as.sortinont of
Irish Linens,Table Damask, Linen Sheeting’s,
Pillow Case Linen, &,c.
NEGRO Blankets, Wool Huts, Georgia Plains;
11,12, and 13-4 Bed Blankets—in this line of
goods our stock canot he excelled.
Whitcand Colored MARSEILLES QUILTS.
If you want a handsome OIL CLOTH to fit any
size tlooror Hall; BRUSSELS, VELVET TWO
OR THREE-PLY CARPETS with RUGS to
match, and prices ft* low us can he found iu any
house in the City, call examine the stock of
MANLEY &, HODGES.
Sept 30 tww tf
«ii
ri.K.a* n J'-wi-lry J-toreT win .. -
plot . ' bi id p tfrona and * » '
frhuids. II “ill : upon tin- | rin.-ipb- that the‘*niuiblo six-
Jewelry, Watch Repairing
A N D
r-v !E3 xx s x.* izr i m 55 .
TltK under*umd routimie to P.EPAlll WATCII-
and JBWKI.RY at their ..Id Maud,
next Door to the Savannah Hank.
AM, W-iitK entrusted t-. us will la. ted in the
with promptness.
experience in the bu-ines:!. an 1 lire paurantco
best sty le
Our In
of all tho work
Amount of patr
9 <lo, has alio!
1 largi
1 sufikieut rocom-
whloh
mendation.
A. 1NGMIBE,
I.0UI.8 GUTotVSKY.
Columt'iis. 1 '<•!. 9, lS.'.r, tn u ' m
WATCH REPAIRING.
MY FRIENDS and patrons are hereby in-
formed thai I have now, permanently with
two of tho best Watchmakers in the
Unio
1 the best man-
I perfect Hatis-
RO R A13 AC K’S
Compound Chemical Soap!
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COXCBUN!)
I ISAAC RORABACK, do hereby nive n lice
that i have obtained a PATENT from the Put -
ent ollice o 1 the United States, for the prtfccss of
making a Chemical Soap commonly known as
“RORABACK’S COMPOUND CHEMICAL SOAP,”
and I do hereby request persons who have hereto
fore purchased from me tin* authority to communi
cate said process to persons residing in different
counties and States, to forward to meal Columbus,
Georgia, their respective names, nnd the counties
nnd States they mny have so purchased, nnd I will
at once forward them a Patent Right lor such coun
ties and States.
The public arc hereby cautioned not to purchase «’!
any person except such as have been authorized by
me under my hand, or that ol'ntv legally authorized
agent or agents, any right to make said Soap, orany
right ro transfer such privilege to others ; and I do
hereby notify nil persons so engaged in so unlaw
fully making said Soap, or transferring such privi
lege to others, immediately to desist therefrom, as
l am determined to prosecute such persons to the
utmost extent of the law.
ISAAC RORABACK.
February 21, 1857 tww3w
OCrAll work promptly executed
n jr. No pains arc spared to give
facion.
All kinds of JEWELRY repaired.
Watches utid Jewelry at reduced prices, foi
Cash ! Call and See.
A. II. DeWITT
Nov. 22, 1855 twv tf
Notice!
A LT, persons aro hereby cautioned from trading
for a Promissory Note made payable to P. L.
Weekes or hearer, dated the 14th ol February, 1857,
and due the first day of January, 1858—for Four
Hundred and Eightv-two dollars—as the conside
ration for which suid Note was given has failed, and
we are determined not to pay said Note unless
compelled by law. J. A. HUNT & CO.
Whitesville, Feb. lfi, ’57 Mob 3-twlt wtf
WILLIAM RAGLAND. JOHN N. BIRCH.
Groceries and Provisions!
T IIE undersigned having taken the store former
ly occupied by R mo way, Cleckj.ey &. Co., arc
now receiving a complete assortment of ull articles
usually found in a Grocery Store, which will be
sold on moderate terms for CASH! The stock con
sists in part ot the following articles :
SUGAR, BACON, SOAP,
('O FREE, EAR l>, ST A R CU,
TEA, FLOUR, TORACCO,
SALT, FISH. WINES.
NAILS, CANDLES, LIQUORS,
MOLASSES, CIGARS,
with many other articles too tedious to mention.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing.
RAGLAND 6c BIRCH.
Columbus, ,Ga. t Feb. 19, ’57 tww 6m
GREAT ATTRACTION !
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY !!
THE
NATURAL GO LOUS at LAST l
M clNTYRE’S bettuiituily colored Ambrotype3
and Photographs, of every size and style ot fin
ish that fancy can suggest.
The Great Desideratum Finally Accompli sued,
TIIE NATURAL COLORS.
Mr. M. has discovered an entirely new Chemical
process by which he is enabled to impart to his Pic
tures a brilliancy of efllct, an elegance of tone and
truthfulness to nature, hitherto unknown to the
Art.
Call and see his splendid collection of specimens.
Gallery over VELATI’S Confectionery, Broad
Street, No.'20. Open from 8 A. M. till 6 P. M.
OCT Likenesses taken without regard to weather.
Feb, 17 twtl
NOTICE!
COLUMBUS, (rA., January 1st, 1857.
M U. F. G. THOMAS having this day retired
from the firm of J. II. DANIEL & CO., the
business will he continued under the same name
and style (J. II. DANIEL 6c CO.) by the under
signed, who alone nre authorised to use the name
ot the firm in all transactions appertaining to the
In returning our thanks to the many friends and
customers who have so liberally sustained us in
the past, we beg to assure them that vve shall con
tinue to use our utmost exertions to supply them
with Good Goods at Steady Prices!
J. II. DANIEL,
J. A. GIRDNER.
P. S.—All persons indebted to the House nre re
spectfully solicited to come forward and settlo.
February 5, 1857 twwtf
HARDWARE AND IRON!
mn TONS BAR, BAND and SHEET Iron.
4fcv./vJ 5,000 lbs. Cast, German and Blister .Steel.
15.000 lbs. Plow Steel.
100 Anvils and Vises.
1.000 lbs. Block Tin nnd Spelter Solder.
100 Boxes Tinplate.
500 Sets Axlo Springs, Hubs, Rims und Spokes.
2.000 lbs. Maleubl * Castings.
50.000 Carriage and Tire Bolts.
200 pieces Patent Leather and Enamelled Duck
and Drill.
2.000 lbs. Cast Nails.
1.000 dozen Hoes—assorted.
3.000 Pair Truces—assorted.
300 Gross Knives und Forks.
1.000 dozen Pocket Cutlery,
Also, a general assortment of Hardware, for sale
by N. B. 6c II. WEED.
Savannah, Jan. 20, 1857 tw ly
NOTICE!
T IIE Firm ol B. WELLS & CO., was disw Ivcd
on the 1st of January. 1857, and ull persons in
debted to the firm, either by Note or Account, are
requested to come and settle the same, as all out-
standing claims not settled hv the 1st of April
next will he placed in tho hands of an attorney for
collection.
The business will be continued at the old stand,
under the name and style of
WELLS, d ims & CO.,
who will keep their usual stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
LEATHER, BELTING, &c , and all such articles as
are usually kept in a finding Store, all of which
will he sold on reasonable terras.
Columbus, Ga. February 5, 1857 tww tnpll
Notice!
A LL PERSONS having claims against A. An
dersen, deceased, will please present them to
Mr. P. L. Andersen, nt the old stand, for settle-
meift; aud those indebted to suid deceased, will
please come forward and pay to P. L. Andersen,
who is duly authorised by me to settle the same.
PETRI A ANDERSEN.
Columbus, January 24, 1857 twtf
James T. Norman,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Union 8prings, Macon County, Alabama,
Will practice in the various Courts of Mucon and
the surrounding counties.
Feb. 19, ’57 tww ly
He will alw.ivf have <Mtup-t<
Cabinet Work’.
I’articular attention pi'
I > any kind ol
Repairing
Upholstering, of all kinds, done in the neatest style,
Columbus, Nov 20.1850
ONION 8RTS !
BROOKS & CHAPMAN.
| ANDRETH’S NEW CROP GARDENSEED
Li jus! received, at
J. W. PEASE’S BOOK-STORE.
Fel) 3 twwtf
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT.
1837.
UNRIVALLED STOCK OF
RICH SILK GOODS,
ErVTIR-33 TJ3NTI03NT2
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO.,
SPRING IMPORTATION OP
FOREIGN FANCY DRY GOODS!
EMBRACING
VARIETY,
STYLE,
ANI) EXTENT,
That will he found to be unsurpassed, if equalled
in this or any other market.
Tho attention of cash or approved credit buyers
for Bank paper, also PACKAGE buyers is respect
fully invited. Fell. 3—tw6w
NEW BOOKS!
/pfBjijll’Ti THE IVORS, by Sewell, author o
&Jr~~ & Amy Herbert, etc.
The Household Angel in Disguise,
by Mrs. Leslie.
Prue and 1, by George William Curtis.
Old Moll and Little Agnes, or the Rich Poor, and
the Poor Rich, by Mrs. Leslie.
History ol Henry the 4th, by Abbott.
About Common Things, by Abbott.
The Works ol Rev. Rob*. Hull, A. M.
Gardening for the South, or the Kitchen and Fruit
Garden, with the best method for their Cultivation,
by Wm. N. White.
American Almanac for 1857.
A Now Supply of
Dr. Kane’s Arctic Exploration. The Prince of
the House of David. Torchlight nr Through the
Wood. Lena Rivers. Benton’s 30 Years’View,
Just received by
Feb. 5—twwtf J. W. PEASE.
Palaoe Mills.
$8 50 pt<r iwirnd.
Superfine Flour,
Extra Family,
Doublo Extra
5 pur cent. Discount to dealer*.
«9. DOLLAR Sacks, a new article,
Discount to dealer*.
Feb. IP,1857
1 which 10 per cout.
For Sale.
« TH/'T DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Lot
No. 153, with improvements, on tho West
if Oglethorpe street, fronting East on the
Court-houje square.
Apply o L. T. DOWNING.
February 11 twwlm
JUST RECEIVED AT
MARCUS & RAGLAND’S :
H IRAM SMITH’S FLOUR; CholcetlOSIIEN UUITEU;
Fine llatu* and Loaf Lnrd ;
Fresh Duck wheat;
lloeker's Farina aud Oat Meal;
Fresh Hominy;
Smoked Tongues;
Smoked Salmon nnd Halibut;
Pure NATIVE WINKS;
Codfl»h, Salmon. Mackerel an ! Shad. Feb. f-twtf
ST. NICHOLAS
Daguerrean and Photographic Gallery !
ItIDDI.E’S
GREAT PICTURE GALLERY!
Is ut lust completed, and vies with any place of the
kind in the Southern World !
fTMIK undersigned has spent time and money in
Jl the arrangement and completion of his Photo
graphic department. Has visited the North and ta
ken instructions under the most able Artists in the
Profession, nnd does not intend his Pictures shall
be surpassed ill tho United .States. Has an entire
ly new plan for taking AMBMO'TYPJES—they are
colored beautifully and not reversed.
PHOTOGRAPHS
IN OIL, WATER, OR RASTELLE !
All! who wish nature’s perfect likeness to adorn
a parlor wall, should have a pointed Photograph.
They have suuereeded Oil Portraits in the United
States. Mr. R. has one of the most proficient col
orists iu the country to paint his pictures in the
above styles.
They can be inserted in PINS and I.OCKETS
as beautiful in effect, ns nn Ivory Miniature, but far
superior in point ol Likeness, and as large as de
sired. Ladies and Gentlemc 1 visiting tlm City
who wishPhotographs must call at tiie GALLERY
ns soon ns convenient, as it requires some time for
the coloring. Those who live at a distance that
have small Pictures they wish Photographed and
colored to life, cun forward them by mail, giving
color ot hair and eyes. Lovers of nature and of
nature’s art, and the public generally arc invited to
call.
D3r Gallery in Jones' New Buildine, over S. B.
Puri’le’s Jewelry »Storc, corner of BROAD and
RANDOLPH Streets, Columbus, Ga.
A. J. RIDDLE, Proprietor.
October 30. 1856 tww tf
By HARRISON & McGEIIEE, Auctr’s.
DRY GOODS. FANCY ARTICLES,
rfcc- eft? c.
AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE S^LE
ATH' l**’!? leave to inform our friends and the pub-
Y lie that we are now receiving and will continue .
tors eive, throughout thesenson, from New York,
a large and well selected lot of Dry Goods ami
Fancy Articles, consisting in part of
Dress and Furniture Prints, Ginghams, Muslins,
Plaid and Solid Linseys. Ostiaherg Stripes, Irish
Linens, Brown and White Damask Linen Table
Cloths. Cotton nnd Linen Towels. Negro Blankets,
Marseilles Table Covers, Kentucky Jeans; a largo
lot of blenched and unbleached Domestic, Cotton
and Silk Handkerchiefs, Cotton Hose and half Hose
(plain and funcyj Flannels, &c &c.
— A 1, ti o: —
Letter and Cap Paper, Percussion C..ps, Hair
Pins, Spool and Linen Thread, Needles, Fins, Ra
zors Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Boxes, Fine and Com
mon Double-barrelled Guns, Lead Pencils, Suspen
ders, Steel Pens, Memorandum Books, Port Folios,
and a great many articles t- o tedious to mention.
Country Merchants, Farmers nnd nil who wish
bargains, will find it greatly to their interest to give
us a call, ns our Goods wore bought to sell and we
intend to sell them.
QCT Please take notice that our NIGHT Sales
for the season will commence on Wednesday night
next, 12//* iust., and will continue through tiie win
ter.
Evcrv article offered at Auction warranted as
repiesenied, or no sole,
{Kr Cull at 15!) and IBI, West side Broad St.
Columbus, Nov. 8. ’ .(» tww tf
NO. 76 EAST SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
Whore cun always be found a large selection of
From the best Manufactories in the United States,
ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
— A LHO: —
Meloacans,Guitars, ViolincelloB, Violins, Ban
jos, Tamborines, Flutes, Flutinas, Accor-
deons. Music Boxes, Clarionetts,
Flujfeoletts and Fities.
Also, all kinds of BRASS INSTRUMENTS for
BANDS, together with Bass and Tenor Drums.
STRINGS of nil kinds, and the largest assort-
of SHEET MUSIC for nil the above named In
struments, that can found Sou hof Philadelphia.
{Ur Second hand Pianos taken in exchange when
now ones are bought, and the highest prices allow
ed for old ones.
DSr Second hand Pianos for Sn!e or Rent.
{Qr Pianos, Organs, Mclodeans, -nd all other
Musical Instruments repaired in the best manner,
and at the shortest notice, und warranted to give en
tire satisfaction.
All orders left at our store will be promptly at
tended to.
T. II. VANDEN BERG,
76 Broad St., Sign of the Mammoth Fiddle.
Columtnis, June 7 1 S.’if, , ww . t ,
MONEY WANTED.
T HE subscriber having purchased the entire in
terest of V. R. TOMMEY in the NOTES and
ACCOUNTS of the late firm ot J. Kunis & Co M
(which firm was dissolved on tho 1st of Oct. 1855,)
would earnestly solicit all indebted to suid firm, ei
ther by Note or Account, to cull at the Store of J.
Ennis 6c Co., and settle the same, or they w :, l find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands of nn offi
cer for collection. J. ENNIS.
Columbus. Ga., Oct. IB, 1856 tww instf