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Newspaper Page Textm HU wMwwb w tawU MPkS Vat he .Kfattlftwi M ?V?iu;irgeo».« win weir rtaiiuned in Ibo Jarjen dee Wanton, nave, it' la said, killed slid esten du ring the three days the mro birds, and destroyed the phessentry J even the small exotic birds have shared the same fato At the MoTgne where the bodies of all persons Brand killed atw+ ftfoimortectiun, and not tamo missing, and who seek their remains in't(ils mel- aneholy depository. [Trap the Journal of Commerce, of this morning I tatest Hews Asa the Coaliaeat. By Special and Extraordinary Ex freer. Lie F.e root. Jpljr fo—3 o'clock P. JL Oor special express from London has this mo ment armed, spit by It ws are in pnssession of la ter advices from Paris and Madrid, a brief synopsis of which we append:— In 1‘sris we find that it was considered necessa ry on the day ofthe funeral procession. (Thursday) to disarm a huffs portion of the Faubourg St. An toine, in consequence of a slot made to assassinate Generals Cavaigtnc and latmoriciore. Noiwilh- standing the contradiction given, auch a plot seems to have boon in existence. General Oudinot has been elected President of the Council of War, in the (dace of General B> deau, whose declining of tho post ot foreign affairs has been complied with. M. Thiers has made another speech In the dis cussion on the constitution. He is an advocate fora Dogate *s well as Honse of Representatives. H.-argued that a republican government with on ly sue Chamber would have all -the harshness ami ruddnest of a desporiogovemment. Udder a teo- ble President there would be that worst of despot isms. |lie dsspotism «rsingle assembly. Under an energetic President, supported by popular favor, there arotild lie the despotism of a tavorite of the multitude; and'if neither was disposed to yield, there would boa death duel between tlic Presi dent and the Assembly, without nil intermodiate ho ly to soften and conciliate the contest. Ji. do Lvnartino 11 id addressed a letter to the Constimtionncl, giving an indignant denial to all the insinuations iloalt out against him in complic ity with the insurgents. It was rumored veste 'A' loodadr t^fGaan.-Tlif Lodisvitlo Jour- jfil thnl the Regiment, alwttl 100 strong*, uwm their recent return, p.i»e^ up thrWter to Baton Rouge, Wheh* tliej taw Gon. Taylor*, that they greetre tho old hero wWi three tremendowa them, tipon which they wreaVcd the Whole force of (hrir lung*; mid that a ijentlomin. or ehtfo&rr who urenf among them for (lie p trpnac of hscartalning, report* tint thin nut * uW- g> o^e in the whole R-ginnnit Vho did not nfc- claim hU determination to vote for their ohl ben- erahin-Chicf. * ** 1 * Short axi> Sham*.—The London Fund) apeak^ of Louie Napoleon a* hatched from a goo*c«egg in an eagle’* neat! Call Veetlni of Crow Lodfe Ifo. 13. Lumpkin, July 20th, 1913. The following Preamble are! Rotation* wore nnaqi- mowly adapted touching the death of mtr much lamented friend and brother, Albert J. Oaulden. Another rad instance i* furnished ra, ahowinff the in* road which the Kina of Terror 4 is making upon our Fraternity immediately among u—the old, tlie middle aged, and the young, have proved its victim*—nothin* will etop hi* pragma. There i* a time appointed for all m*»n tortie, the craftsman a* well at the citizen. The living tenement reared by the Supreme Architect, called man, ia but dust, n:id must eventually fall into natural decay. Such is hi* destiny, nnJ euppliantlv must all aubraisaively l>ow to the. decree. ’Tis melancholy to witness death where disea«c in the in*trum *nt cutting asunder the vital chord; hut oh! indiscribnbly more so, wlieu nnevpectedly, untimely, a* a thief m the night, the messenger come*. Such ’ii* our duty to suggest, was the manner of our much respected ami loved brother, Albert J. G.i'ilden’s death : nt a time when he thought not. the rial went fi >rth ami hurripdly was he us he rod in the presence of the Architect who gave him exigence. Broth?r Oaulden was intimately known nm»ng u«. a member of nnr Institution, our friend and brother. The cord which bound u<w.v doubly strong ; we lament his death ai a ritijrn and friend, we mourn hi* I os* a* a mason; we would mingle, our grief with hi* family and relative*; they have but lost a member of tlieir domestic circle, (a groat low this* it hj,) so have wo of-our great family, our loved Institution. Their lo.** i» irreparable, *o i« our*. Brother (tanlde.n ha I his faults, who has not ? Human nature h net infallible, all nr*' liable to err, all nr* faulty; his weakners wu veiled by his ra iny virtues, he itossessed many amiable Unit* of char acter, he yot naturally htd sums enemies; to there I would a ly.let the sable curtain he drawn over hi* foibles, au l with iIhj Incarceration of his body l<> the narrow walls of the tomb, consign likewise hi* h)«mi*hcs of character; reinember that grand cardinal principle, Charity. Brother Oaulden w as a nt‘mber of Cross Lodge No. 1*2, hr Lumpkin; he died far aw a v from us. still Its i* •mo of us, an I ns an evidence of our grief au l respect, it was unanimously Resolved, That the Lodge wear the u-util badge of mourning thirty days. And furtIter Rjsoived, That a copy of these proceed* ingsbo hande<l the family and relative* of ilia ileaeased. Resolved, That these resolutions he published in the Columbus Enquirer anti Tim-*. IV D. HIM., Sert’y Cross I/idg„ No. 1*. TiuiMAsrev CAttt Matriau— (JoeAection or Ea- ooa-^-Tb* Upton tmmy Competing, of ike TWi- Oitou Circuit, wiH bomtnettCe ou Mouday qvening, tho 38th of Aoguat^aud not on thi* 7th, a* published in the Southern Ch rati an Advbcate through mistake. Apy. 1,1 ElR (38-fo) jRSSS b6RTNQ. KT* We are rt^ncited to my tha$ WM. HUDSPETH * a candidate for the ofHci of Tax Col lector of Harris county, at (he ensuing election. July 35,-1643 33 tf ter CONST7M PTION.-There Uperhaps, no disease with which our country is affected, that swoops oil an* nually so pony victim*, as that fell destroyer of the hu man race. CotUnntpUun. Day after day, year after year, life msatiata monster hurries to the portal* of Hie cold and silent tntnh fresh added victims to it* couqueat*. No walk of life is *acred from it* blighting influence : no a?-’ u exempt from it* death-dealing shafts. The old, t'»e m ; d He aged ant the young, all alike, are food for this com non enemy of mankind*. The white-haired patriarch, whose life of icmiR'rance Ira* rendered hissya- tem impervious to the attacks of other ills, and whom good deeds prepared him fer the enjoyments of life'* calm evening, tin is Consumption listening its fangs upon his vitals, and tearing him from a world c\er bright to minds which look complacently on days well spent. Is there no help for the affl'cted ? No preventive of th * danger* w hich beset us in our changeable and fickle clitno ! We think there is. And if tho allegation* of those who aro at least entitled to veracity, may bo bo lievod, there i* a preventive and a remedy. Wistar** Mai.sam or Wild Cherry-—‘■offered to a stiffenin' world an such. It need* not the “ adventitiott* nitl " ill a long string of fictitious certificates to give it notoriety. Its true value and intrinsic excellenoo are sufficient to entitle it to the confidence of the public, and to “ Waft on to fame,” the nnm.* of it* inventor, as a benefactor of his species. teg* None genuine without the written signature of I. utta on X\i6 \\ For sale, whol Shoal Academy,/ IIFFF, Tator lid Acndrrtiy, Patrons and Tnpflees together on Frt- . .... h Hist., at whioti time he examined all Id* small ptipTVs who Wore jrolo to undergo an exam ination—-tho eterufcps of w|nch ^consfein'l of Spelling, Reading, Writing artt^frmgfnphy; and on Thursday fol io whig. the 2.Hh in<t., k^fud an examinati »n <>f hi* Mu- dent*, w hich consisted dies— Arithmetic, Eng All of the above exofeise* wero-i^rfonn 7d with so much case and read inem/n Ilia part ofthe stulents. that we hereby announced hat they are entitled to muchupplnui'e, and their tutor#'Mr. James D. Huff, mofits much praiso and honor foofne rapid progress of his student*. ^ / WILLIAM GIsAZE,8rl / MOBB8 JONRS. 1 T ’ . / WM< W. WKI.LHORN, f lr,mtie "' TU08. BLANCHARDJ A*>g» 1,1843. 33 It Vahiabla Property for Sale. rpHE subMrftar <>ff,rs 1 r sal. the wel| Known Stand _ v tou.p, simaiod oil tho Sisn Rout from Colnmbli. to L imphin, commontr cilled the Theft ionl- Alro Mle by EM.tS A CRAY. nitron G EORGIA rnre'i tfnm4 Shio , » ond ShouMrrj. a *oo«l mppiy of LAI An,. I Appln rtnoirnf, A SUPERIOR srticlei-For ante h, LA- Sim. 1 , KI.LIH A OKAY. IleHuod nail Crushed Sugars, E OR sale—by 1 . ELMS A OKAY. Hutt* on th«> wrapper. tolcsaio and retail, by POND A WILtCOX, R. A WARE, Columbus, Ga. Also, bv Wm. G. Lit'le, Talbotton; and Bowdre & Woodson, Thoinastnn, Ga. [Aug. 1, 1313. 03^The following testlmmiv in favor of ftfBNCKa’l Pii.i.**. from Tobias Folsom, IW. we extract from the Cam leu Journal, published at Camden, Kershaw Dis trict, 8. C. Kkraiiaw Dist., 8. C., June 21, 1346. I have used in my family ” Spencer’s Pills,” for two piAi, and during that timj my contidenco in their other similar preparation within THE REMAINS OF CAPTAIN KENDALL- 53 IJpATOtK, Mtiscoyw Co., July 13, 1943. Information having reached the Upntnjp P. O. on Sat- luday. the Ifldi in«t., that the remains of the late Captain Kknoall. had arrived at Columbus, early on Monday fallowing th*- '* Muscogee Dragoons,” commanded by rday morning in Pari* that a collision took place on the night previous*, in tlic Faubourg 8t. .Martin, in which aotuo ofthe rioter* wer * wounded and taken priaonera. Parts peoerally contintied tranquil. Several arrest* and aeinreaof arms we,re tnadnon Tliurs- diy in theFonbourg 8t. Antoine *, and it it atid tbit tt was this circumstance that gave rise to the rmnorof an infernal machine hiving Itecn dis covered. Au array nf 30,007 m.*n will b3 encamped nesr Paris, prohably atttt. Maur, near Vincennes. From Npain we learn tip exportation of specie had been prohibited. Tho Government slid not think seriously of Cabrera’s entrance into Cate* Ionia. Traveler* arc allowed to take with them , •jo: c-.ch. The Moatenviiim.te are riling M C»pt. n-wih. maprhel In .ml.r of pro™«io,i w II , p , to receive the remains ana to perform tnc last Irnmwi *» of ir *' a . ... , r , . ! respect to our lamented neighbor and fellow-citizen. Tho various Slate* and Kingdom* of the Aus- i At 9 o’clock on Tuesday morning, the (> Columbus trian Empire are “coning to ord t”—slowly. | Guard*,” with many of the mn*t respectable nitisen*, es- Boh?mia i* quiet, though the Provisional Govern- coitcd the remains from the Court Hmu>c to the oast com- « h« bee,, di^lved hy the *»u W 'u PTjon- TSSTn tST^SH,^ al command. On the southern borders of Hnn- , mark , hy j. A . L. I^e. E*q. to which Captain Booth re- gary, Ihoro are Ntill bloody contests between the | Rpomled, the remain* were delivered to the “ Muscninw Teutonic and Sclavoniun inhabitants. | Dragoon*.” Th - proces*ion then formed,and moved far- ard in n brisk but solemn pace until we arriv'd nt Co’. ms with his patriotic com- ” joined the procession, anil > w ... double lines to the place of defer the abandonment of all the Italian territory | interment. The nature of the ground adjoinin* tl»" formerly hold by the Emperor. From the rest of i graves was such a* not to admit of the military’h l»eing Iulyri» n ow.Uu m u , 1 H 1 m,m. , "u!"n.^: rc Fhe warm G.mmark a«,.i \ ^ Id NoAhern Italy, the war is stationary, with the JR ». i 1 ■ception of tho capture of . uingrl* fortr. M hy j ^^th?“W&Jl»oIli5*“*I ie Austrians, who cannot, howev jr, much longe T t h« whole moved reward In dnul »war in Denmark lietween the Germ ins and | Scandinavian* is virtually end^d. Russia, co npletely nxempt from wir and politic al revolution, is visited by that ottor scourg • of Divin* judgmmt, the psstilenc**. Thn Chol°ra has revived in its m<Mt malignant form, and has resumed itsd ‘*tructivo m iren westward and south ward. It soems to have been withheld from cen tral and western Europe while desolated by civil commotion, as if in forbearance of a double visi tation that would hive utterly overwhelmed the nations. Tho movements of that groat epidemic disease have been much slower than at its former appearance in 1830; hut its advance is not less steady and sure. Tho tendon Morning Post, of July 6, contain** a report, with considerable specification, that th* Emperor of Russia was marching with tin im mense annv towards his western frontiers to make war upon tho German pow ;r*. 'Phis is not noticed j jv^ lr j j K * chlng remark*, and made a few then offrred up to tho Drapos nprvnpriate prayer. Thu Snrgn and re*pectablc eon course «»f pcr*on* who a**-.mhlcd to witness the *ad event—tho many weeping relative* and *olemn friend"—are 'he l>e*t eulogies of Cspt. Kendall** chsractar. Peace to hi* spirit! After the «olemn duties nf the occaMinu wore performed, the gentlemen repaired tn the *hop *>f Mr. Brawn, and partook of a plain but ■uh-uantinl dinner. It- B. P. superiority over every oilier similar preparation wit my knowledge ha* n»en eonMantly increasing: at) 1 1 now e*t*iun them to ho the very he*t Cathartic Fills in 11*0. Kfii n inv earliest rem.vnhmnce I have been iitffe- ted with S.ek II a laelie and 0<»aivene*s. an 1 forannm- bjr of y nr.i pa-t have bom trying variou* alverti*eil renndi.'i: lun-ug others, Benkwitli'*, Lee’s and Peter*' PdD: but fuled to obtain anv permaiieut rdief, until Januiry, HIS. at which tun* Dr. Spencer’s Agent left in* smi of his Pill*—recommending mi to try som? id the n for my omplaint. I did so; nnJ by their superior acti m up.m th j m irhid matter, an 1 their mild yet eff*c- tu.il purgative properties, they no cleansed mv stomach and bowels that they removed both the headache ami the cause, and gave me certain and Dpeedv relief. My muhir-ln-law has also mod them with success in the same comp'aint, which she Its* had no severe a* to throw her into *p*Min and convulsions, being obliged in thene eases D respri t<i cupping and other severe application*. I have also nude frejuonL and constant tl*e of these Pill* in my family. In cases of Rowel G iinplainti, brought on hy too fro* in Inlgence in tin* u <e of berries and fruit, and i i all ctiM with siicce**. In short, I have never known of their f tilure in any disease which they are recomm Mi di* i to cure f'r which I have known of their being tried, if tU-Mf u«o was persevered in, and directioun strictly fol- lowe I. Tonus Foi.so.m. For sale hy POND A WILLCOX, Columlm*. (Ja. For c.'rtiflealeiof recommendation, and other informa tion concerning the nbovu Melicinen, see future Oliver- tisomonUi, and pamphlet*, which may he oliiaine.l of the Agent.*. fAng. 1—33 5l CITY AFFAIRS. Council Ciumder, July 10, 1349. Con i'*il ri'i pursuant to ndjournm mt. Present, hi* llouor the M iyor. and Aldhi Andrew*, Allen. Brook*, Clay to i. H ill. HoLtead, Johnson, and Jone*. Tho jour- ii il of tire I i«t meeting wai read and approved. N. P. F Hier pi*ntioncd Council for a part of the south called the Half-Wa’ 1 from Columbus to L River Road, 18 miles fro n cither town, inched to tlie Stand 310 acre3 open nnd tinder goo- fence. The Stand is in ex- »l»nt one fir selling gow c. There is al*o in operation here a Tan Yard ; and Sin II Creek Post Oftloe is located on the promise*. In the vicinity istwogooil Scliools and two or three Cluifchesl Notwithstanding the place is only one mile and n half worn the Chauahoechee river, it is one of tho healthiest |tlaces in Georgia. The sub scriber has not had a fevot in his family, from a local cause, since he settled it, Which is upward* of twelve years. There are no mu«<p|itoc*. There are about 8 or 10 good 8i»ring* on tho promise*, to ono of thorn is at- mcliej a Bath-House, with a never failing stream of wa ter ; also a good Spring in piy Horae Lot. Wo have a Mail twice from Columbus qnd twice Irack, in tho week, rtnd n Stnqv Stand. There are two good Grirt and two Saw Mills convenient, ono a mile and a half and one two miles and a half off. My Houses cannot be equaled, f»r a Country Stand.' I have two dwelling houses in the lot, one of them for my family has seven rooms and a large dining room; the other has four 18 feet square room*, with a brick fire-phtcf in each room, witii a ten foot piazza nnd a ten foot pn<suge; the house framed, plastered nnd well glazed. My 8table is framed and ha-i 16 stalls, with a fodder I nil that will hold 20,000 lbs. fxlder. T nest! sny no more, ns it is generally known that I sold here, the last two years, near $20,000 worth of Good*. We have one of the best neighborhoods in Georgia. I will al*o sell horse 4 , oowil hog*, corn, fodder, wagon, cart, household mid kitchen fhmitnre, Ac. Any person wanting such a Stand con come and view the premises, and should he like the place, I will make the payiu.-nl* that may Itc agreed on as accommodating a* possible.— Apply to mu at Sh°ll Creek p. 0.,or to Mr. T. Ragland, in Columbus. Possession given bt January next, sooner if required. I also offer for sale a Brick Store House in Columbus, about half way between Nrj Fontain’H Corner nnd Mr. Rankin’*, 8 ) fat-t long an-l 3'J wide, occupied nt present by B. Hick* A. Co., and brintingarent nr $)00 per year. Any parson wishing such a Store will please address ine lit Shell Creek, P. O.. Muscogee county, Ga. JAMES McGUlRE. Jqlv 2ft. 1318 22 tf Carpenter’" Compound Myrup of hiverwnrti Extract of n letter from Dr. Ilii.i., of Burke county, Ga. D EAR Sills—I had « uqvoro and almost constant indisposition during tho-Hiimmerand fall; howev er, my health i* now nearly restored, and 1 think I am indebted to your valuable Compound Syrup of Liverwort far it. My tn lispmitlon was catarrhal, attended with u distre-ming cough. After tho-stage of exoitemant had paused away, leaving considerable pultnonary engorge ment, I placed mvself upon th* n*o of your Syrup, mid I declare unequivocally that I never hail an article to nf- ford in * such prompt nnd decided relief. Its effect* were of tho nvwt soothing nnd tranquilizing nature. For the bottles you Hcnt with my medp-iuo*, pleami aceept tny warmest thanks. C. M, HILL, te/* For sale hy Aug 1 POND A WILLCOX. llutlur'N TaatnlCNS Scidlit/. Fowilur. A LL the solid ingredients sf the Kjidlitz Spring that l\. are usually offered to tlip public in two j-epamte pinions, are here, hy a priwes* which prevent.* any *pou- latieous action upon each oilier, ooinhiued in one com pound powder, tlto effervescing solution of which in wa ter i* very nearly lastrhm. Beside* being more palata ble, it is made in mueh le** time and with infinitely loss Harris County. W lLLb° sold Wore the Court Rouse door In the town of Hamilton, Harris county, on the first Tuesday uj September next, within Ora legal hour* of sale, tbc following property, to wit One lot of van I, number two httufirod and thirty-two, in tho fifth diNtHnt of originally IVonp. now Harris coun ty, containing on* hundred and sixty acres, more or less; levied mi n* tlu i>ri))a>rty of John A. Lyon*, to satisfy two ft fa* from If irri*S«qpcrhir court—one in favor of Kiuichett J. T. Little v.'jsaftLLvon*, one in favor of An drew G- Gordon vs John A. Lyons. Property pointed out by defen lant. Aug 1 ALFRED BLACKMON, Sheriff. At the sitoe time ati-J place will l>e sold : One bureau, he ), there bedsteads, one chest, centre table, small dining table,nne hook-csNc and a few books, one clock-case and gloss attache Jy'brats clock, six choirs, j'l'C* botm'Sj Unu sugar dhtpepMcicvied on an die property of William L A ulhreth, by virtue of a ft fa from Harris superior emurt, Augustuyf. and Eannetiu* P. Haney vs William L. Culbrctli# Aug 1•- AA’M. FARLE\\ l>cp. Sheriff. MlUtsrjr Salt at'White Springs. t llERE will be a Miliurr BeUuibk ylam talk* Vth liwtant, end mvenl wlitaqr Coiupeniee wHl be lueitendenee. Ample preismilone wOlbetndeMrd who may etkind. M. D. ECTOR, Pmpriefeif. Am. 1, IW £ NOTICE. M R. D. r. W ILIXlIX. i> my duly eutheriaed Agent (hiring my aheence frum the city. CHARLES 1ETS. Columbiw, Au^. 1.1B4H,S tf Hope. 1 A nnn I.us. Ronn.VStoSinohe.—thcltixer 1 U.Ul/U *i»ee raitnlilr. for Cctton Prcwcr—(ir ole by HAM. & MOSER. June 13 P AINTS, Putty, Vemtahee, Glue, Olh, Turpentine, die. Ac., for wle by HALL A MOSER. • plcecanl e health in Ml euru for Ml it cirujun bun of) his the Intel of the Blood nnd Interne! Mini',, want of action in the bumuEtefe NaMe, Iron, Hollow Wan. O N liend—1,000 cuke cut NAILS, eeeoried 3d. lo 60d. ion tour Bur IRON; •JO tone Hollow Ware i IMLL A MORES. Gin Cnetiace. 8 9, 10 feet GIN GEAR—fiownlo try , June 13 HALL A MORES. HALL A MOSER. Window Glass. 8 BY 10. 10 by 12.12 hy 14.12 by 16,13 by 18,12 hy 20—and other sizes, in Mg to suit SlffiSS'HGTiBiii “^aasefc«r cure. It fa perfectly mfo.etMeuuk In lie uperation, and aSbnh kmnedk opiiitMi ay rurtieiaaa. rh r Yonx, May 3d, !M7. ie, in lot. tu huh purchaM*re; 11AM. dt MORES. scribed Dr. 3fc!lltn■ll , exanipled success, and givi very best prepanuldh far the public. H- 8. Watson, m. o. MARRIFU, f Ja Tuesday, the 25th ultimo, by the Rev. R. T. Marks, Mr. RonraT A. Cox, of Knoxville, Tenn.. to Kmza Ann, daughter of Darin* Cox, B*q. of Must auunty, Ga. DIKI>, Jn this city on the 25th ult., nftern severe illness o ifaree dsy*. Msar Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Neil (J n I Mr*. Lucy Smith— a gad 9 year*. 2 month", and 10 • Tho Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away ; of the Lord.” J. in other paper* 0 f lato dato and hotter authority, I and without reference toil* improbability, may hi* discarded a* unworthy of ©redAnc.\ In Sn tin nothing of groat motnent Imaoccurrid, other than anno'incements of C«rli.*t iiwurreciiona and tlto preparations of Govcrutriont to put them down. The uattal amount of blustering and bullying i* reported in Ireland, with no more protp-cl if any | Cu^i’iTJ'.udion^l^'i^aat!,"™™"a' thttig worse coming to pis*. F.io Government I* • still vigorutia in ratpprt*a*iug nil di*turlnncca »»l the peace anti in taking ureas lire* to punish vio- latinos of the law. The general aspect of European affair< exhib ited by this arrival, somewhat favors th j hope of it restoration of paaco and order. Winn that oc curs, the cholera will supply the newspapers with , the requited amount of exciting and interesting matter. Aaaivt Ut-vt Foreign Nows, of T«r. Mteimrs Dniteo States Dav* t.atkh ruov Europe. Four Dm Ik nf dm Dstici*-—7Vc/u* '1’h‘uiand Prisoner* p, V| taken—Continued aatnlem-nt in trAani—The markets * —Cotton firm—Flour Lanputd. Tho American ateitner United Slates, (’apt-tin iHaekutaff, arrived at Now York on Tuoad iy morn- ling, after © fitw ron from Havn, of less than 13 ay*. Her French n^w* i* to tho I2:h, the day upon vhii’li s!u* sailed Paris had become perfectly tranquil. The ar- lesta of in Jividual* unplir itenj in lire rmvtte and j scaur-.* of ar.as, however, still continued. TU • Jmnter of prisoner* now amount* to 12,009. (Jen. Duvivior, wh<» was honorably con-ipicnans linong the c un'ratania at the barricades, h v»du*d; i iking the sixth general officer slain. I Gen. Bed/au, a moderate republican in principle, 1 been appointed Min ster of Foreign Affairs. »place of Al. Baatide, a me.n'»?r of the late vernracnl. f thing inli ate* tlwt the Gorernrmnt of On Sunday night, tin* 231 ultimo, at the hniiieofWm. Autry, in Chamh-r*, of <li*oaRt* uoutraeled in Mexico, Walter A. AuTRV.a volunteur soldier in Cnl. (’al- b ein'- Irattalinri—in tho 22 I year f»( hi* ng *. The de ceased wasundeavnring Ingot back among lii* friend* in Morgan county,Georgia, hut alas! di*ea*o overpowered him and lie sleeps in the Hiurchyanl at Cuswtn, to await liis final doom. Many who are anxioudy trying to |{et hark to their home*, relation* nnd friend*, nre dropping into the grave on the road thither. Peace to tlieir a*he* vhirh ha* brought shout so much mucry au l sorrow, Miffrimg and death! The object of thi* passing notice of In* death, suffered much—the struggle between life an I de nh was hard : life yielded, and tlie spirit fled : he ho* received his eternal furlough. May he rest in prospect of a hap,»y resurrection! A. At his resi lener in fttowart county, on the 221 ultini», Jesse Harrell,senior, in the 7Vih year of his age. The tloreavd was born in North (’arolina, in 1709. and iwnnv ui to (L-orgia in I8(K), (heiria 31 years of age,) and settle I in Wn-Uiogton county, wh-*re he remained until H35, w lion he mine to this county and resided hero until hi* death. During his long life he was an active number of soci ety. and urni.l all hi*Healing*and relationship* with men, always faun I h »ne*l in heart and upright In prlncl- A* a friend, he wa* firm an I devote I - a* a fKirent, tulgcnt—v a Itii'-band, gentle and affection- ntc—i kini and benevolent n.dghbnr—and has left a large family and numerous friend* to mourn his death. reace to hi« memory ! teT The Christian lude*, (I'enlfeJd.) and Milledg-Mllc paTHjr.*, will plcaao copy. ^OR tlie isutve NOTICE* »of ihim wliu feqryiug toe 1 OlL-e, at hty for th« * Aug. 1. ISJpi (33-tf.) .of M/wr-. t Wednn4i©y sUJ Thttradnv. every JOHN W KDW\IU>8. the river hank, fer the pitrposo of con- strucling ImildlngR for r«|vtiring sieamhon lion, referred to commillc • on common*. J. M. Hughe.* submitted the following report: To the Mayor and Council— Gentlemen: I hive examined lire Pu.np* uul find them in goo I order, with one exception, and that Me»*rs. ('iirv Ai Stanford are at work on, at thi* time. The well near Mr. Birnard's store ha* very little water in it: It wants ih\':»jtiing and a new curb. J. M. HUGHES, .Marshal. Henry T. Hall submitle I the following certificate : Columbus, Jnlv 1st, 1818. ~\ (|n h Toby certify that the proprietors of theColumhii* Water Work* have filled and kept filled six of tlie city/ tanks or reservoirs, during tlie last quarter, tin I frntiHlrc 1-t April to date. IIENUY T. HALL, Chief Engineer. y AM. Holst cad : Resolved, That one hundred dol lar* lx* an I the nom - is hereby appropriated and placed in the ban Is of the CommUrioner* o r the Poor, to he ux- petiJed ax said coinnilMioni'in may see projier, far |Msjr ptretsme*. (Adopted. Toe following accounts were presented to (Jonricil: One in favor of Pitu & Hatcher $7 M3 One in fd\ or of do. -jfl do 6 OU One in favor qi William Perry 285 (K) Wit ch wire ordered to he paid. Alio, out in favor of John G. Winter, for iit.m ranee. I Re fer re I to the c »innittee o.i accounts.) O i in ition of Al I. IIohtead. Council agreed to ron- ven-on Wednesaay, the 12th iu*t., ut 3 o’clock, p. m., for the pnrpo.ie of taking ujinnd adopting thu balance of the City Ordinances. Council then udjourned till Monday the I7tlt day of July (Inst.) at 4 o’clock, P. M. ' CALVIN STRATTON, Clerk. Council Chamber, July 12, HIM. Council convened, agreeably to the action of the last meeting, fur ill" purpose of taking up aul a I opting the balance of the City Ordinance.*. Pr -ient—hi* Honor the Sf.iV"*. VM’it Allen, Brooks, Colratnn, Clavton, Holstea l, Hall, Johnson, Jones, J. A. L. Lee, and Wm. M. Lee. Whereupon Council took up nn-l adopted said Ordi nance*. Aid. Johnson moved that a committee be ap pointed to revise the ordinance appertaining to the Fire Depart men'. iWlt'ich was agree l tn. Whereupon, hi* Honor the Mayor appointed Ald'n J i!tn*on, IfnlI and Brook-.a* that Committee. II. T. ilall. E«q. submitted the fallowing report: Th" mi fandgir.* 1 h-g- leave respectfully to rctiort, that kiocT hi- last cominitnication to your honorable ho ly, ono fire only hire occurred in thi* city, which consum'd the ,‘t a i-ive stallies, carriage hmi«?, «\ic. of Messrs. Hatcher Ai Puls, on Odeihorpe street, destroying ularg^ nuinlicr of valuiMa lior« - , an I lie would avail liiuivdt of thi* oc casion to ex pres* to yon hi* approbation of the energetic effort* of tho ni'inhere of the Fire Departm uit, and tlie efficiency of tlie Enqhta*. apparatus mid reservoir* of water: 111 hi* further to re port, that all t!io R.s-rvoini are in g'md order and wall filled, with the exception of the on* located tit the intersection of Bryan ntvl Broad street*, anil another at tlie corner of Front nn l Iliritfalph I way. IMPORTANT TO ALL! W E would ro.x|toctfully call the aUeiiliun of the pub lic to the tostiiiiony of Mr. (3tarlc« A. Penlioily, in relation to ’Pntt*rsalPs Heave Powders. It needs n comment, a* it spook* far Rju.dC Srat.Nn Hill, Ala., July 24,1848. Messrs. J. F. Winter Al Co. : . U.<ntlcmm •—! most cheerfully heir testimony to the grout cffi. acy and virtue of the n Tattkshall’s Heave Powders,” in the cure of llnrees affected with hoav coughs nit I colds. I have a vnluiible hor c that was si iM'veruly iiff-cted with heaves nnd violent coughing, that I had well ttiuli ludt him, when I purcltamd u package of Taifcrsiir* I leave Powder*, which entirely cured hint mid restored hisapjmtite. No owner of horse* shoitlil In 1 without it. Rc*|v-ctlully, you re, Ciiab. A. Pkaroiiy. tel" The above valuable medicine cm) lie had of J. F. WINTER A. CO., Ang. I. 8olo Acetti* for ('olumhiis. Muscogee County# W ILL ha sold at the Market IIju-c in the city of Co luinlitt*, within the legal hnure of wale, on the first Tuesday in Seplenilier next, the following property, viz The stenuih mt Ettfaulu, with all her tirichinery, tuck Ic au l furniiure, tosotidV a fi fa rcliirnahlH to the infe rior court of Mirecogoa county, in favor of Sutnnal J Crmv vs said Inat nod owner* ; mid other fi fat in tny hand* ngiiiu«t s iid boat and own-re—tevcral from a mi- gistralo’s conn. I<evy nude on said boat and returned to mi hy the bailiff. , One half acre l it, iithnVr imvrecolli- -te I, it biing th" lo* on which William PMJu-oiuw reside*, in the city of ( ’oliinihu i; levied ou turaVhriV a tax fi fa ngainnt said Pride. ■*" s City lot numhar one httndpitf and thirty-two, in tin dty of Cpluuihu*, loviojMl.to satisfy it tax fi fa against f'iilSlllv ;-eight, containing nt* thereon; Ie- ji satisfy a •f William ,nd returned lo in-* my li fmE agaiiiNt said Transylvania University. I uwfuln i ^3 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.) 1 rpirc 3l*t 8.***i«iTi will fq»en on the flrit flfontltiy I i X la Novembsr nnxt t u.ider the direction of th IWImvin “ ing faculty, vit. :— Benjamin W- Dddlbt, M D., Profeisor of the Priori • ackQowledgtl hy woll infonned Frm-.htncn. [ t f , • iMr nivR t'.o tviv r.w . U--, n rv nM | tt 1 Thoj. I). Mitciiell, M D , Pr »fe**or of M itcrtl Md ,t Ibuwlll NWtjk' wayfora Itogeory, and It . ir , W(li *n.arapwuic. looked for that Thief*, GJtlion Barrot, and oth- Robert Peter, W D., Profetdor of Chemistry and ance in about to merge into a military dropiihnn i Fr^»i will abortIv be called hy General Cavaiguttc in hia Council, it no moral doubt that Lamartine, L-dru an J othera of th© late Ex^utive, were i:n- |cated in the recent Insurrection. Lam mine i* ot to leave France, any* the French Journal \ it ia denied by that gentium in, msut emphati- i pleajBcd at beine able to announce to von t confide nee U rapidly gaining ffro tnd hoh in and in the dtpxvtfhents, and that it i« con- id commerce and trade must to a certain ex- lrevive. The French fund* underwent a con Pharmacy. Jamb* M. Bum, M. D., Professor of Special and Surgi cal Anatomy. Sxmuel Annan. M D.. Profe'jor of Oh*tctric«aud tlv- Di*ex»e* <»f Wumoa and Cbil Iren. ELtatiA Bartlett. M. Ii., Profussor of Tlteory and Practice of Mjdictno. Etkrliert L. Dudley, M. D.. ProfexHor of General an f Pathahigical Aaa'ranv and physiology. II. M. 8killm t.x, fl D , Dxmanstratnr of Anatomy. Cy TU* rent of a fall roara-f U One Hun Ircd and Five Dollar*. tnwriiMy m aiwvc -, in riot.-s of g *>i a id snl- vent Bi-ik* of die States whenro Ihe pupils ronte. 1’b** “ - * Five dell are. Tit* Matriculation And Library Ticket is *Grmdd*tion .roc is Twenty-Five Dollar*, pac »n mey. . . r. . , The Di«*eofin| Tickot 1* Ten dollar*. CUnical fast rue- rise la*t wook, and on Saturday ttill more ; tion gr.itii. to the r«ndkUt«ss fa- graJuntfan. •ved, tlio Throe per cento doing at 51 f. 50c., _ Boardlhf and bilm including lifbts, at from Two ~ « . • .. i i irae p sllara per week. j ROBERT PETER, SI. D., J D*a:i of tlw Farultv t Five per neat* at 79f. Conuidtfrablo par- i of manufactured good* are aaid to have i made in Paria during the weak, kt Havre thb cotton market In* improved, and ling the past week tsalca have much incraued. [Saturday, the 8th, tho tale* amounted to 831 , the large*! day’s bu«ine*a known for som'* The total sales of the week exceeded 8JJ03 I fix*. exiiigtnn, Ky., July I, HH , at a ri»? in price of about l|f. per I0J > middling qualities. «r • , —- mm by tbf Brougham htd called the attention of the ! Russell county, Ajnhai S i ROUGIIT to 9 ty, Georgia, i age, of jrelTow pounJ*. r longs to a I will weigh about 150 in, rays that he be- Cjrenn Biggerst-tff, of „. .a, but at thxedm-* he runaway Govorntnent to the alarming increase of Clubs and ; wo* hirod tn a man by tiu name of John. Berry, in the urnol ofgiairiuot, in Irelxnd. He prnmi«d ih»t l‘ ro '*’ lb" c umrv uro ild «^7>rtiiny m.unurothu inigl« ** r. W “ 1*3 adontuJ u> uupplMu them. AtLiw>! *erpool th« pricj, for CoUou wen fully uuKtlnai. ion Ixxlxxd Mr. Duffy, ft eoolribmor,loth* Irish nde Felon, liaH Iwen ftrrMtsd ftivt eom-niilod for Irish i ia Mr MftSin, Uw proprietor, had l»:en «l»o arroftled ft!) I oommiilad to N w Cuile. her - 1 - ■ —— «e- Tux Hftxr C«or n Kmtucm.—A friend ider wriiinp te'Ui, aaya the Louiaville Courier of ihe lOih inai., fro.n Midway, Woodford eouniy, auder pin- dale of ih"7ih lust., any* in ft pn«trrip!: rec- , ‘-The crop of hemp in Seoit, Fayelteand Wool- r.-ie j ford, fa very inferior. It U decidedly tlie woral I crop I hare teen in the Uat twenty yetr..” i». an I lake him awav. , S1.M L V. AU’.X INOKH, JaiU- JalyjKb, ldU 33 It I Cour lot of land i fifteenth dm trie: of xecirrora SALE._wm t» sola n Cuurth(Ni*e ifaor in Dt'Kalfi county, on the f lay in OctoherNMit, iwrier an order of the InCei Court of Harvi* cuu»t% sitting for ordinary purpoam, number ou* bun I rid and fiftv-tsro, ‘ urpm*,i >. In tlw riy Henry, now lfakalb -!HOI-V . mm »»l Mlifepf RirharJ ^ATfoi Et'r. heller Paper, Poolartp au l Bill Paper; POND it WILLCOX. recent imciirreneaj bare fanlierfeutod ta*) I imyortanc-j of the*.* «it;iplio« of wat'jr, ha call tlic atfaution of your baly to thy tu rn, a* previously re omm-Mi I-j I II« has reoeiveri |!h* re/ular reports of all lh« Fire Wardens of the city, w th th.* exception nf that of WarJ No. 6, from whom it a report hi* bjon received during the pre/ent year. It Worn:* lilt duty In Mate to you th»l Jlv* store of Memrs. Sort well, on Rffial ntreot, ha* h-ren twice rep *r- ted to him a* containing a larger quantity nf gunpowder than in permuted hy tin municipal regu'iitioni, and would direct your attonti ut to this violation of tits law. All which H re*peclfally Mibmitlod. II. T. HALL. Chief Engineer. To the Mayor nod Council of the city of f* duinh'ts. [On motion, was received.] By Aid. J. A. L Lie : R-smdved, 'That lh- M iyor he rc-q ir- vl to ca'.l a rn feting of the citizen* of Colnmhui ou Thurwday (to-marrow) evening, at 8 o’clock, nt the Council Ch unbar, for thr* tMirp-iwj of making arrange- ment* far tlio proper rc«*ption of tho ofil -era nnd noldier* of thu Suite, now ou their return fro:n Mexico. (Adopted. Coutreil th-n adjourned till the regular meeting. CALVIN STRATTON, Clerk. Council Chamber, July H, 1811. A meeting of Council was railed thi* day forth - pur pose of p^uiiug an appru|»riation far a Harhncu • lo hj nro- sided in lion jr of th • rcturne 1 officers and soldier* iroia Mexico. Pitueut—hi* Honor the 5lny-ir, Ald’n Allen, Andrew*, Br-tok«, Coleman, Clayton, Hall, Johnson, Jon ;*,und J. A. L Lra. Tlie fallowing resolution wu suhmittod to ('onncil from the cliairmi.’i of lists comtniltoa of twenty-one : Columbus, July 19,1919. Rasolred, That lh* CltyCouuc.il are. hereby r«i »e*t«-l lx appropriate thi sum of fivu hunJ.vl dollar*, tu In ex pended in furnishing a Barbecue to tlw returned Volun teer* of thi* State. I). McDOUGALD, Chr’n. Ham’l K. noDJW. 8-xrr’y. Whereupon, All. J. A. L. Lss offers*J tin fallowing resoliirionr— Rjtolve I, Tnat five lm Ire 1 d ttlart, urn* much tltcre- as miy bj istceuary, b? appropriate! fur lit j pnrpwe ooving thi etpj.uwA of a H irbreui tu be given by the Colu.’nVji to tlurjtur.i -1 oafiporsan l*jl.lien from a. (Rjjeclol. Wh ireupn, the yen an I uty» wera require 11 • hj re- led—/eas 4, tuys 5. jse w'.r* vote 1 in the aftlraiUiva were Al I'n An- *, Clayt ii), J(ilitpun,a 11 J. A. L Ira. Tin*-! who in lh; negative were All Alhm. Brooks,Cobmm, . and Junes. Council than adjuuniel till «Vi regular mieting. CALVIN STRATTON. Clerk- ^ CAUTION! H»rehy rxtttkEff against ire isory Notes^fl# twdnly-five d«i lh* fourih of January hu, Ule on the flr4_(" Marion County* W ILL be Hold on the Public Square in the town of Buutm V Hi a, Marion county, on thu first Tuesday in September next, between the usual hours of sale, the fallowing property, to wit: One. house and lot in thu town of Tazewell, number not known, containing one ami one half acres, more or Ie.*, it yeitig the place wheruon C B. Straiiagnow lives, and one «ry goods store house and one grocery Itouse and lots in said town, each Bunting thirly-fiytf foot nnd run ning two hundred and ten feci back, including a middle counting rootiW situated on lot* numhers six and seven, in said town; aW all the right mid title, interest, claim and demand of G B. Strange. In and to the Tazewell Village llnll. nnd far plat* of gfottnd thereunto Itejonff- trig, known iw the Tgvtmi now occti|dod hy James L \> tggin*, in said town} also, five milch cows and calves, five cotton mattresses. (Hie olght-dav dork, one shle. board, and one tliirty-imlluu sugar boiler: levied on as the properly nfC. B. Arrange t also,one lot of liutd, num ber one hundred nnOWn. SnH|ie thirtieth district of for- merly Lee. now AUfrion county, and one negro boy. fif- teen year* old, bvtlio uatne of Weidey, levied on ns the property of AlturanderGootlrion : nil levied on to satisfy four fi fa* iMUiyf from the superior courfuf Marion county, in favor of Hurrell, Hare A: Co. vs. Chanter B. Strange, McCarter f Allen vs. Clmrnur B. StrangoJHiller, Rip- Icy < o. A*s. Charner B. Strange, nnd Alexander Good win; and/Miller, Ripley At Co. vs C. 11. Strange, maker, and Afaku tiler Goodwin and Thomas Bivins, midoreers. Propeify | min ted out by (’. B. Strange mid Alexander Goodfton. Otto lot of Innd.v^n the fourth^listrict, number not known, it being the ftface whessfet Solomon Wall now lives, with valunhld ituprovofnent* thereon ; levied on a* the property of Solumo^llfall. to Fntisfy two fi fas is- hiii'H from the Mtperior court of Mm-ion county, E. A F. Bmdlev Vhi Solomon Wall, and EdtVanl Bradley vs Sol omon Wall, J • Tun netvs of land, lying in tho south-west corner of lot of land number t*^o Itiiu.lrejl mid t\wnty-uinc, in the third district of fnrutrely MuRfoenufTiow Marlon county; levied •nuts the proiierlvwfB.wtnmin I < nticn.-«ier. to sat- t fy two fi fits isMtod fronL4MMiqices court of Marion county. In favor of C. 5LChe*hyr VaJ8etijamitt Lancas ter, and Jeremiah Wilchnr vs Henjumtn l.ancniter.- • Levy rondo and churned to tne hy n cuiiNjuMth [..It of litnH niHn*ftt«iijhtV-riv<!. iipW iwvlllh difaritl of nriginully jMii.ri)ai.(.7iWw41irWnr,iiinly; levied m “ die pn»|«rly of J. C. LoeJtKbfft^Uiatiefy one Ii h i«- sited from a jiihtii-cs coiirLrif Marion cnilm^ in favor of IL Gtddons vs J. C. Loelfhnrf. Levy innde and returned to me hy a cniiMabU*. A«iK I / MORGAN KEMP, Sheriff. At thesnine tint- and place will be sold : Ono negro girl hy tfaapnmn of WTrutev, nlxotit sixteen years old : sold ns the pronerty of Joel It. Nimoiiton, lo satisfy sundry fi fas iKSuydfWnii a justices court of Marlon county, Leroy CnllowitV nnd othan vs Joel R. Simonton. L'vymade mnl returned to ine by n bailiff One negro boy l»v\e name of Jlrtt—levied on n* the pro|mrty of Hugh Moffa-mt, jkC’witfafy sundry li fa* fe- sued from njn*tIces court'japniil county, in favor of Sol omon Wall nnd nth-niWlniili Morrison. L:vy made and returned to mqjbytt bailiff •Au$ I B. J. HALLEY, Dep. Sheriff Talbot County* W ILL Imj Hold lieforo the court-house door in the town of Tulbutton, Talbot county, on the first Tuesday in Septcndwr next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Two negroes, I^n mutt tliirlyjtattTs old, and Jim, a nnn about forty-five yearn old* levied on M the prop- ert v of Pater Dennis, ifoecawd. to satisfy twoli fasfVoin Talltoi Hunertor Court. utHjn favor of Michael Dennis vs Jacob Dennis, principal, Pater E. Dennis and Jacob Dentil-'.uxeciitorH bf IVtcr |)eimis,ileceased.siTurities; the other in fairar of Michn-1 Dennis vh William T Dennis, ainfefeicr E. Deutits and Jacob Deiuii*, cxecu Collins’s Axes* inn BOXER Collins’s AXES-far sale by 1UU Jfinell IIALL A P ^ Ames’s Khovels nnd Spades. DOZ. Ames’s Shovels and 8pades—for sale hy June 13 , MALI* & M08EK. P. A, BanqerVoRdT t«- »• A. £ SSZXiVi. For »lo only by ROBERT CAXHtt. *!«!.. 8iirnofilu>t«n8»luc. 50 IRON. aaa ArkJY LBS. Swedes, English and Aaieri- £Uv/sUUU can round, tquaru and flat bar Iron, of all Biz>*s. Also, Nail Rods, (loop, 8heet and Band Iron, a fall assortment, making ottr stock one of the best ever offered in this market For rale nt J. ENNIS Ai. CO 8. mny 1fi Iron nnd Hardware store. Flutes nnd Halle. A SUPERIOR article of anti-friction Plates and Balls, designed for parking screws, Just received by may 16 J. ENNI8 A CO. IrTperSlDn, safe tinder inf cir- inde ef persona eai new beer tes- ed. • hundred mid fifty-one. in tho Important to Planters! A <-HOICK selection of genuine Medicine*, A. for Plntt hie tortus, of J. F. Winter. W. ti. Peters. Dr. LeRoy’i ganapwUta Mi WiH Cknfy mu. “ I N every fiwtoM* when « fok 1 Dr. LeRuy’e Pills lave tovftrift e Hording pernanent rallof 1* all ca ft "peedy cure for HeedftcBe. Bilfoue end ] platnM, hesrlbunr acid by ofthe apirila, dlaiurbed deep, nuquent general debility, coetivrM They an mild in their . came lance., and Ihonande et limony to tlw benefiu u> be del . r ! l , f ”,. 1>ill « ,B: "bperior to any ever btfctodlfoovewi In all bilinu. rmnplninu; In general 1i vnrnarnt —T fra nelcm; In nd disorder, which remit from a MUhn the blood, them PtlliareamveTelgniMnedy. - In ilw clnm of diaeuxe called chronic. Dr. URaur Pill, achieved their liiglihyt triumpla Here they dev all competirion. Entering within the bidden recetee. W the mtrm, they quietly hut .nrely porlfo da Meed, rUM out direftee, end give I«M end vigor tn u* body. ■ - By their uw tlic week will become wrong i the ntn nndliiliiHie completion be reatored to it periectiy Been nnd healthy color j all the bad lymptoiae will one bfede direppear. In ehurt, thene l'ille are an inconceivable advenoe up** any other medicine ever before ofleied to the poHir. For aale by the -tgent, ROBERT CARTER,. Aug I Sign of the I Vnrnlphee, P AINTS, Oile, Glare, While land, A c July II by J. F. WINT Conqreee Wntcr I A GENUINE artielo In.t n*reivwl. at July 11 J. Y. WINTER it GO’S. Mnl Modn, for Wnahing I A VERY ■nperiur article, received by July II J. P. WINTER A CO. tl f« i. fit -1 from u miimrei Taylor V. -aid Nolo by a bailin'; and uSfdrfl fits' Nolens, from ii^tfiaistralc* Aug I, IHVT A S RUTHERFORD, Sh'IT. eoej I'O.NKO BthS, Al the nvpte time nnd |ihiyrtvill ho cold : Part of Ini utimbar otto Iminf red and sIxly-Bcvcti, in the rjiy of fhiliiinhiHSbakfgttVcnty-five "font front on Itroa I street, running It^nKpnc hundred feut, with all the improvcm tuts tlwvftnti; iiNriud on ax tho properly uf Richard II topur, UMutl.fy n munjpxgn fl fuissit-J from tlie superior emyoof Mttxcozec county-, in favor of John tt. Winter vs raid Hooper. Aug I A. S. RUTHERFORD, Sheriff MORTGAGE SALE. At the sums place, miTlte first Tuesday ipOctuber next, O.te-v.Ulh part of thegiiglni-. miiaMnery, tackle ami furniture of the siuainboatL-iduMltfui, which machinery, engine, tackle an l (uruittuca mtajie'Mi removed into nnd i» now ill tlie sii jan^UMtll. S. Smw^ ; sold to satisfy a nnrtg.igi- (I fi irisu-.Vl from Mitit-ogve inferior court in fa- Vi r Of Francis W.iRvn William S. Noll. The fjllywing negSDes, viz, Marjpk/u woman about twenty years id I, and fla^boj^>ktflI about two years old. Ben, a in m about t wenty-firo and Turner, about twenty years old ; levied on tv *. iU*(y n morlgiige fi fa issued .r i ii the inferior cogt* of MusnOwie county, in favor of Hauipto i K. S uisn vs William S.^lell and Elizabeth .Nell. A. S. RUTHERFORD, Bh’X Augt* 1848 wTi Stuwnrt County. W ILL be .•.old IH!fore the Court House door ill the town of Lurnfikiu, Stewart county, between the usual hour* of sab-, on the first Tuesday tu September next, tin? followin'' property, to wit: One house and I'R in th • town of Lumpkin, known on thu place at prest'nt oamipied by Rev. L. G. R. Wiggin-, levied on as the praucrtfW John It. Barte?, to satisfy one ft fa in favor nf>fto-l lartl Rookwt H v* Johu U. Bar- tec and Thotnav F. BarU-e. John Wo jIcj ’h interest in l«*t uffand utimhcr unknown, hill known a* the idu'-^wh'-rsdn the widow Wooley now live^-—properly punted ot|^hy Richard Ponder, wenrity —to sulisfy a justices cogft fNiafroin the 727tli district, G. M-, Srowart ommlf, in favoiNi(JeMite Harrell vs John Wooley and RicJftfu Fonder. Luty niadt* and rcturne.I to mu ny* II. C. Beard, conitahle, Henry HarrisfirtN intere»t in lot of land number five, in the thirty-tJiirJ aktrict of the wart county^-levied »n tt satisfy sundry fi lasfrom a jilt tires court, Stew art county, in favorer It. A. ShipD vs Henry Harrison, f/svytnade and rtlnrned ti utu by Samuel Durham, constable. Ono half-acre lot iu the town nf Lumpkin, known in the plan of said town Ua.the tmrkl* aljoining N. Clif- Urn’s old store on tit? souiH^-lerted upon a* the projmrty of Nathan (’liftnn, to satisfy «M)afi fa from Stewart infe rior court, in favor of Jam-«s L. Martin vs Samuel Tiunp- kins, tmker, and Nathan Clifton, cndaqier. Aug 1 ’ JOHN V. PRICE, Sheriff. rOiTPONKD MoaTUVUR SALK, same place,on th" first Tuesday in Octob'r next, tors of I' Lot of land niittfaer 22.1 district of Tulhuf tin- Httperlor Court of wiFlvimitity; Martin W. •Stumper, assignee. Joint Doe, Ex. JPfa. .of W. Kh.-pherd Elisha Trammel vs ILohard Rue, ra^ml ejector, Jesso Ctirhtc, fttiitup, far.; levied cut a* thu property of saM (htrlec. Three lots of land, number fiftv-two, fifty-three, forty-five, in tho Knit district of Talbot county, lo on as the projs'rty of Nelson Flournoy, to satisfy two fi fa* Issuod from a J»i-ti«v»*M Courl in favor of Joiiatliuu II. Mcf’rary v* Ne|w»»fFl iilrnay ; levied on as the prop erty of said Flotrnioy. fa-vy in td< and hy a constable. Two lots of land number one hundred and seventy-fix o mnl one hnntlred nnd Vvotily-siy, in' thu 21 di.-trie.t of Talbot county ; I«vi<-d oiVa.« tfe- property of Suin't -I K t rull, to satisfy mIQ fi faff 'tn Talb'.t Superior Court, the Central Hank vaMnuittnl K. Cr*41, Fro|*erty point ed out hy Miid Graft. SIMEON PARKER. Sheriff Aug. I. 1848. POSTPONED SALE. — At the snrnn time nnd place will be Hold— Lot* of laud tmtbhT twonty-threc^ntimher fortv-rix, nnd the north half of hg, uiunber AWmity-two, all lie ing xitiiatotl in thu 231 district'nfTafh-it comity; levied oil a* the property of Peter Dump*, derensod, to satisfy two fi fast from Tulbot Superior (hiuri, uuu in favor of Micltnel Dennis vs Jacob Dqurtfa, principal, and Peter E. Dennis and Jacob Derinis.'exeeutore of P.i er Dopni'-. deceased, uecurities • tlw'other in favor of .MicliaM Donum vs William ’I’ Dennis, and Peter E. Dennis and Jacob Dennis, oxenitorf of Peter Dennis, deceased. Three lusgroes,3wurdun. a boy 15 tears old, Mary, a woman 27 years old, George, a boy 1 year old ; levied on a* the property of Wiulncn W. Bally', to suti .fy a fi fa from ’fetlhot Superior Court, hUhvor of Thointui Ilailey vs saitl William W. Bailey. -- SIMEON PARKER, Sheriff. August I, 1818 C N DARDIAN’Kr'aLK. -Will \» STS tl.H first J Ttt"Mday in Oragber next, befiir" the Court Horae door in tlie town of Ciitfcbu£l4*!lnDdnlrjh comity, a likely negro man hy the name at Frank, hefoitgiug to Mildred linitcy, lnlii»r. JESSE 11. KEY, Guar-linn. IiidWo, Jlludiler, Coppcrux unit Logwood, F tOll ,nl« *>ii very ru;ijum»ble term., by July II J. F. WINTER & CO. Compound (.'oudenfted SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA! The Great Southern Panacea! Medlriiiiii-, smuny tho vuit aniouni of the various compounds which urn tluily impound on the people of lltia country, under the nniiMi of •• Ext. 8i«rs«parillA," which in fact do not con tain n pnrliclo of tlio vnluahlo root whoso name they bear, hus hern induced to manufacture n pure and powerful prepa ration from ihe genuine HON Dull AH HAflHAPARII.I.A ROOT, cntnlutiril with the routs uf QUEEN'd UELIUIIT and LEPTAN’DRA VIROINICA, ami would state that after much labor, earn und tixpuime, ho lias succeeded far Irnyoml hit expectation, in producing n i)icdicine unsurpassed for its alterative, healing and restnrntiva qualities. It has for thn |.i*t two >unra linen used hy I'hyxicmna and othera iu this vi cinity with unparnllelnil success, nnd although a very larpo amount lias been used here alone, it tin* never yet failed in givini entire satisfaction. This vnluuhle prcpurntinn is now offcreit to the Medical l-'uLUlty and tlie Public generally as * sale and sure remedy for all disease* uming from nil iiniiurn alote of the blood, for Scroftils, Chronic IlheunmtiMii. Brupitoi " ofthe Skin, Tet ter or Ringworm, Scnldliead, Enlargement and pain of tho Unties and Joint*, Stoh'iotn (Tlcsrs, Ltimliago, Erysipelas, (»uut, Paralytic liability. While Swelling, Diseases arising from nu injudicious use of Nercuiy,exposure or tiuprudeuc • in lilh, Dhroniit Constiluilounl Dlsortlers, Dyspepsia painful affection* of tha back and luiua. Neuralgic pains, Knvcr Soros, Mutches. Pimples and Riles, to his unrivalled prepa ration, Ac., being n highly concentrated extract, presented in the form of a Myrup to make it palatable. il hi* statninout below can he certified r ciliaona, who have seen him ohtig- nlk upon crotch* s. lie is qow entirely cured by the u*eof tuy Rarsiiparills— Cot.uMBUs, April 22, IP48- Mr. II. II. PrrtNG—Sir—Owing (oyon a debt of jrulitutl . I am induced to make a public arkno'wledgment of thabeno- lit I lia\e received from your in valuslilo preparation of Marsa parilln. I had hern, fur nearly throe year*, severely afflicted with ChronicRheumstism,amithobstormenting pains tortur ed me in such a degrn.t that I could liud no rest, nor could I walk without the .iN«i*tanre of crutches. Notwithstanding Iliad various rammlios.iny rase con tinned to grow worse evt ry da)—when fortunately fur me,a fiietid who had linen in . similnr sitiiaiion anti had Imcn relieved by your Compound Hjtrup of Marnep.trilla, rcconHn<'iiditd tho use of it to me,amt ‘ my greet astonishment and joy, after using a fnw In.ttlos, I found myself entirely relieved, hnindVnVt theni'ohe* t grntituile, y< ■itlentl 1 walk ithout kn thi irs may ' savins Green Mountain VegeMble Oint—U T III8 extraordinary Ofnlment derivea its grant cam* live power* principally from a vegetable found on th« Green Mountain of Vermont, and is a sovereign rem edy lor the following complaints, viz.: Glandular awell* ings, ague tn the face, inflammatory rtietfUMthni, pain in tlw back and aide, welled breast* and aMe nlppiee af nurainc women, bronchitis, tumors, boil* and ulcere, fcl- ltd ringworms', mil rhctira, amid head, eryiipidae, ■welling*, quinsy, mump* and croup, cliapped hand* Bps, Pimpled and blotoltud face; and it iaan It dressing for bnrna, arald*, and drawn bltaem. ndaannl aluable luation of the Eye yield* to it* power immediateljr} all brniaea, sprain*, aiui freHk cut wounds, are cured with grant rapidity. The poiaon from the bite of venomotta animnla, and the ating of beaa. I* instantaneously absorb ed by the application of this Ointment, and the wound mired. The principle* upon which it effects cure* In tha above diseases are, to rkduce inflammation, and raatore the functions of tlw body to a healthy action. In no in stance will it, or can it fail of a cure, if applied according to direction*; and a* a pain bxteactoa, it cannot hie rivalled by any otimr Halve, or Ointment. Aug 1 ROBERT CARTER, Sign of tho Red Mortar. ter PRICE REDUCED TO $3 001.40 challenge any medicine before the public to com- VV pare in tahtp, or certainty op chre, with Dr. A. W. Coleman’s celebrated GONORRHOEA MIX TURE. We are authorized to refer to number* of the first Phjfe aidana in the South and West, (particularly in Mofafa and New Orleans,) who are using iltn preference to any other medicine. It ia now put tip in larger bottles, and in neatar style than any medicine ofthe kind before the public. It is ntude of FRK8II DRUGS just raceIved from tlie importer, and \varhanti:d not to nauseate, or in any way inconvenience the (xitieut. teT See envelope around each bottle, with direction*, Ac., with description and directions to cure Gleet, Stric tures, &r. Prepared nnd sold by E. D. COLEMAN, 106 Dau phin street. Mobile, and for sale by ROUT. CARTER. Sole Aeeut. July 4,1848. Columbus, deoggia. JACKSON’S PILE‘EMBROCATION. H IGHLY IMPORTANT !-The gentleman whosa name ia appended to thin certificate ia wed known in this city, and also through the southern and western Stales. The testimony i* convincing. Philadelphia, Feb. 10th, 1846. Dr. N. Jackson: Dear Sir:—-You inquired of me what benoflt 1 bail derived from Ihe use of four Pile Em brocation. I feel bound to state to you that I have t was a cose of tlw most painful kind, often obliging me to give up business. I nod tried almost every kind of me licine recommended fortlw tf cure of Piles, but with yory little benefit, when, during the lost fall, I heard of several persona who had been cured by the lisa of your Embrocation, and finally was Induced myself to try it. Alter using part ofa bottle I was entirely relieved, and have hail no indication of a return of the disease. The cure. J have every reason to believe, is permanent. If it will lie of any advantage tn those who are aimilarlv nfllieied, you ran ire this note for that pwrpora; and may also refer any one to me, who may wish Amber in formation on the subject. Gkokue Helmick, No. 357 Lombard street POND 4 WILLCOX, (29 Gin) Bole Agents ml utipsrti C'lluin'n From Dr J. J. H»*«HI lipping** 8.tr- q, ifiIIn. mnl Ii ii any preparation of N.,r,*par'Ua >, July 6, I,--IS. vo it i q ml, if , her fora in .1. BOSWELL, M. D. From Dr. *f W flrinifN I hnvo u .ol L|ipiiif’s pra|t«rali5n of riurn.qi.irUa iu eases nf Tottor. wlllistirn.s*. Tliiirofoi* racoNluieittl Uin Use uf it to *11 parson* willi<li«eaim* ofthe skin. Dolawbu*. July u. luitj T. \V. DRIMEri, M. D. CoLOMSUt, July 8, 1048. Mr. II. If. Kii|>lng—From ruy knuwistige of the composi tion of I'.ppiay'KHarMipariilt, f laknffrn it pleanurein stetisf that k i muidrr it otm of thrLeat prnparatinus of risrsspsrilla ooniah all. an l k|h» wm i» ••*«. and in nil mips wloro remwlie* of that class *rn nid deceased, to he desired,H is worthy of trlffl. 8.^A. 1ILLINO, M. D. — ... . -*wiilTlh-l!ie time prescribed by j..i. ■» icuk ft' 1 '! "how ««^if ft.., Uw, liny.-, ,, „ r . |>pin| _u,. rll ^4ju.U't 4^.- wh> said h ttere^yadmini. tratton should, trd b(' granted ,,p., r iiu hi tcvrr.il ernes, sud have no li*aitsiio« iu staiisf ill npf^ennt. that it is fall v equal, if Nut strpririor to any of tlie preparations r my hand nt oflW. this July f4tlt, 1918 of Dial articlv in use. Truly xnuri. Ae. VMFF.L II. CRAWFORD. i W. K HCilLEY, M. D. | Volunteers ttud DiNchargrd Koldftfa haring trading, dollar* - January la«, sn l payable on tha first of /OjiivT fasit, to Juhn M. Cane, ;.-nt for hi* wife. E n:a\ ny».* t far the hire of n oegru girl, on I aitf u 1 F. M Wdn, i 8. Ware. Tho roa st Is rat ijn f ir which olu rntex whig givjit having entire ly fade I, I am drisniiiwii not to my them u itil com polled by Uw. / >toM. WARE. Rani dphcMAUi I.M18 33 2i onida* W. Dili npplicv torn,* firr Isttitru ofntlininU- t rat ion oti the estate of I^irenzo D. Hdl, Into of said comity, deceased : 'I’lwo arc therefor - fe cite ami rldiivinirih all and sin gular tlw kindred und (-reditu/* of aaid d('c?n*?d. t«» fa* au l np|H*;ir ut my office wHliin tlw time prv»rrihud hy law, tlwn and there to show (Suiss, if any they have, why aai*l letters ehotitd not hr* mnterl. Witness, the honorable Murwtdl K Ilarrlmn, oti" of the Judges of the Court of Ordinary of slid county, this July8711., 1848. F. D WIMBERLY,ecu Aug 1 33 fn I’homi D-iy.ier, alia * Thomas C\ Dozier, late of said county, dtM easod ' Th :se are therefore to disc and admonish all and sin gular the kindred ami ereJitor* of said deceased, to Ir ItHiirnrd aii A and debilitated from Mxico, read thu. We Hava the evidennn ufDr N. M Hulion, a ilikiiuauiabed Fhysleisn of Taueoell, Marion comity, Dourfia, woo ores crilied Kqipliitf'* Harispanlla in ■ cssa of extreme dcMIity from exposure or iniprodeoca iu life; in fact, tlicpaliset ws* uotabla tomnvQ lii* limbs for some time before hecommaucud taking Eppius'* CninpouMd Condsnaetl riyrupnf garsupecillu. He wa* one of our brave Volunteers, »o many of whom kava returned sick and deldlitstrd te their home* He I* sow riMpluti'ly cured. —— Another Crrti/icute, From Mr. U*csr Ashton, who cru bn found at the Dry Good ritorn of Mr. Unofge A. Norris t Ciilumsl-s, fSto. July 1ltth,ld4B. Mr. II. II. Kpping—SirHavinx b«en for yeare puat af flicted with lnleuniUn.it Fever, and lakeu a great deal of Her cury. for that di*trrie*i.-f emnptaiul, witbentexperieueing smv p*rq>aur ut relief, and bwiomieg very inueh detuliutoil ue wel fludiug my skin tu become eflVcied aud my system muelt deranged. I conetudrd to try snnin nf your^arstpaii^ l.. i 4, »d Nid ®k««rftiftj'twtify tans valuable propertiee,ae by au 1 Appear at my omr*<>., within Uw tiiun prescribed by uhiegefaw Bodies of it I fold myself compfetaiy restored to t - foHMfeniaM*''"*"'" * * “ Att! will b) Lot of )• trie! of Stewart law, sniil felt Given >T forty-fi**. in the ttirwUieruh dis- •unty^rVieJ upon os the property of Thomas C. Trotip tu. tosctlfeftr on» mortgage fi fa in fa vor of William A. JtBWaon vT Thomas f*. Trotnun.— Projwrty pointc 1 out in sai l in irfj.if*. A tig I J JOHN V. HUGE, Hh-riff I J1XRCUTOR8* SALE.—Will be sold, by order o ihe honorable inferior court of Talbot county, on thr first Tu «day in October next, b/fore the court lion** in Lumpkin, Ktregancounty, the following lota of land, lo wit: Lot number one bundrei ani fifloeu, weul lull of lot* numS-.tr ou* bundnvl and uitte and eighty-four, all in tlie twenty-fourth dlsuict of originally Lm, i Stewart oounty. 8jIJ far tne fern fit of tbo hairs creditor* of lire o tat j of William Y.wral(m. late of Tal bot county, duc*a«e J. Term* on thi fiag of sale. _« grant.. der tny hand tlii.i 2fith day of July, 1813. CJIAtt. H. STILLWELL, ecu Aug 1 33 fn G eorgia, talbot roi’NTY.-cjmirt nf onii. nary, July Term. l*J4fl.—Rule. Ni id. Wluraai, Jonah Mnuhews, adminifflrator of Thomas Matthews, decuoaej, apptiox for leimr* of iliunimion from said adimniairation: llo it ordered, That all per*ri:tM coiu-ern • I Iw and ap pear at the March Term, nrtt eneuing, then and there to •how cause, if any tliejt bate,why aaid letters should not I* granted. A true extract from the Minutes, July 25th, 1818. •CHAN. If. 8TIU.WELL. uou Aug 1 M m6m Yours, Ac., OSCAR ASHTON. Perron* living iu a low scctfeu of country, and ere aebkut > luteruiittent Fever and Fever and Agar, would tie • ell te take « bottle or two of t&pptufV Coat pound C«H.daused riyrup t f riarsaperitU evory soeson.uf thereby they cun entirely re lieve tbemealvee and prevent Hie meal attack. Iu ueitcliuiuu, the proprietor eunaot refruie faoui *treugly r commending his Sarsaparilla to Purcetsand lleails of Fern- ilia*, who wish lo preserve tho health ead stieegth.aad good looks of their child i eu. as au EemIUmI Bum mar gad Ml Hwaedf. ' Ry a timely us* of ibis nrticK many a child might he saved from disease dunug thn hot summer mouths, by peril) in* lh* Wood.ihorehy ewamiag it u**4«r to bear the afpimh* aeufl. IT This will equully apply lograwu person*. OfiT This Saruaparilla is put up tn Quart Buttle*, and sold at $1 oer kettle, and I* much ch—pra than any similar article, he lug three liMgnatke oitMl DR. A. W. COLEMAN’S Anti-Dyspeptlo & Tonic Bitters, Approved and rmmuu ndtd by Ike Medical ('ac uity, 1‘rvjM, and Public generally. T HESE tinriv-lln) and incumpftnhfo Bitter,eontin lie ui iiwi-ow ill popdftritj, u fo ftviaoftd by the nnnreredenteil mIc. thn proprietor h*a IMO*. Tlwy »re not one of the enneacent iMMnuns ef th* ilay, hut have proved thonwelvee waO* #T Uw MB*, dom e of tlw public, Iwvin, been in me npvftKkoJ ft yuan—the intention of > renkr Phyiickn of mot* thftft thirty yean •iicrewful procure in the Soutk—trove keen renewed by Uw eon uf ihe inventor, who bold, Ihe ericb nst recipe and patent, and wbo b alone ftcquafnled with tlw forniuln. They are now ■ Wanieri Medicine, In oominended hy numben of the mat rnapMUfotn Fhyet* ciane in the United Siatee. They am pnnly ■ vefetft blc compound, not contalnfa. Alow or ft ein^a ■mil om innredient ' ' They an rornro—utod M a TONIC, in Jum an* Fever and Ike common Fiven ofthe Benth, inTypfiu., Scarlet, Ship, Jail and Huepfta! FcVcn. Aho. to caaro of Dyrontoryor Fin and Diaitkai, af ter tlw me of promr ealhartio medfrtnee. If they aro taken regularly and poneveiingty (widen ie important In rtobhom roeoe) they will men, altar Uw iwe of a few bottle., hefomrl to aeeenF with decided effect—impartil c rearing and improving the nut Syrtcin, cteamdng the removing Sallow Confotal. _ _ ■trongthentng Ihe Clroet ltd Lamp, and at wnivtag Peine, Cramp, and Stitcbeem foe Side and Sweet In caroe of ucnnnaL dkhlitt they hero proved one of tlw beet wnedtro, and are ikewlhre Mgfeqr ncoro- mended to eldtriy parrot#. Ulermry geadeawa, rtnfcnu. and thorn of eedentary baldta. In eaaae of Dnoepala, f Coadvonew, Jaundice, See have never been known to foil in ft Ac a certain and rofo remedy iw preferivd to any of the vrrroitagee in me. . ■i^ajgagiWaisiXMMt leria, Heai baity, and of Ifwprepamtiiaaof' iu advaulagoc without taken in aKrttmUniu The greet menial in direaaoe poentinr each Botdp, rootinm,) Am t, KM SINGLEI'UN THORN r.fo'n. NTON. EFFING. . WINTER fo FOND it CO.

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Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, August 01, 1848, Image 3