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Newspaper Page Textsafes SPECIAL NOTICES. %W“ WE are authorfked to announce A. C. MOR RISON aa a candidate for Tax Collector of Muscogee county at the etwufrkg January election. Oct 28 dw tc In,. HPB o low with It all beauty, unless nourished and Invigorated by some chemical preparation, for which nothing hi yet been dlicorered equal to Professor Wood's Prej ffotal $tttos |ttma. twain our )toertl»lii K Columns. T Ai c. MtsUMt ia announced aa a Halt for Tax Collector ol Muscogee na. D»hWWn*>* A Demo* are open- Irani and serviceable lLmsc-furniahing t their ektenaWc Furniture Store. , r Alabama Plantation —Mr. Robert moat desirable , Kuaae.l county, very convenient to y. tt ia w»U improved, and will be r#«r '#?mr. ,jU Pocket rtddki—See the no'tce of j deaR-re tn the Uultvd s..t*w and danada. IvVoitc. ol Hintiltoit, offering a reward ! 2 *’ Inocket-book and contents, stolen from T »'»KltVS vkkmiPUOE o«.t DEAD SHOT" I Jl / H*R UOUMS -1\orma do r.otcraflm theia»rlv«a ittlgntncry. exclusive'- t- 'he «traiiach and bowel*, thej some- . . , r » —— j time. *iTa tb.-ir w tv int» other parts of the -yfteui, , r f,A fa* **+ Coieemhn* Enquirer. ! producing the m»;t diutgerou- I denced in foul stomach. i.uU^cjt r distress;.:* -‘vmpt-'ma. The prompt ni;d rnrrce'U - - ^Prof. Wood a dencf I in foul f.orr.aeh, i.idi^otlo idd<n Omth.—Wc m deeply pained In . ‘S2R«5i-talff.-,™.-lion mt that Mr 8AMt,'EL D. Clarke, of the | puWon of W.-rnw; haa i-vtMtcrrtl It highly popular. j The genuine article never falls to cure. Prepared and soldhy .V. It. !c P. r.\NPS, Druggists, Pit easily ohtained. WUtar'i babum of Wild Cherry i . ituivu qhv uin '•.“"W-V On of .11 preparation, | STbSSS,^ county, Oa., on the first Tursdav In December If desired. 1,wlthlr - '—•*-— * ' — Jo, Clfirkb A Iveraon of thl* city. |d dead .hi. morning .1 7 o'clock, in hi. '7 «,*' r 93 Brond street. It ia reported I he was subject to fits ol despondency. SoW l ’- v Dniggiito I decettsed wa* a nstife or AuftiiU, Ga. NV. <<■/■! from a protracted cough when relief may | about 35 year* of ago. The Coroner n ioqueat over the doceased, and the j offrred for the cure of throat and tung’coinplainu> .pf >h« Jury was, th.i "lie came Id *■},£, 01tmln , a,, .riurp of r li'eath from some unknown cause.” ; Berra. ly hi* many virtues, and tho manly kind- b°llln toiun us b - pA , <rvi , [Tl , XAOELICO., f hi* hear\. hn endeared himself to all And PEMBERIOS 4 Co., Druggists e gained his acquaintance. t PROr DK aRAXU will not be responsible for the —-■- I evil effects which may be produced by a counterfeit ootlug III Miller County*—We learn called Electric Oil after hi* great remedy. If persons ,, . . i will not be cautioned and heed Id- repeated advice a Gentleman from the above county, j throU|rli tile newspapers, and buy and Ui« n ha*.- ar- » seriout, if not a fata! rencontre, occur- I tide when his Electric Oil,so well known red so high- . . . _. , , ly recommended by Mayors of dues Members of on the 12lh mat., in Colquitt, between Cougrus und, Physicians and Merchants of the ldgh- j— Mr. | sw?*? " ob - H-Biaavs w • STOVESISTOVES! A I HAVE REMOVED my stock of STOVES, JB9 House Furnishing Goods, Tin Ware Ac., to No. JEwl 131 Hrmil S rret (a few door* below Mill A Dawson’s old comer,) where I will be happy to show my old customer* (and a* many new one* as I can get,) a full assortment of Cooking, Office and Parlor stove*. House furnishing floods. Tin Ware, Wood and till- R M. ALDW0RT1I. Columbus, Gu., Oct. 25, ls5S dwtf NOW OPENING f — AT — Dillingham & Denson’s FURKTTURE STORE! A I.AKOE MOCK OF CARPETINGS. K.TJC3-S, MATS, ‘SOUTHERN NATIVE" FOB BALE t THE subscriber, desiring to quit the NeW*paj<er business, offer* the Print ing material of thl* Office for »alfe The dffloe U we» stocked with Jon a Washington The "Southern Native" b firmly es tablished, and doings good business; hss s good cir culation, and Is now Just closing the Fourth volume. Any practical printer could take thl* office and make It profiufilr, abd to such the undersgned offers In ducements as he I* determined to sell. A half-interest purchaser can be *ultod, as there b now an application to buy half Interest. JOHN T. WAGNON, Euf&ula, Ala. 1 October?* I*'" _ d*1 Valuable Plantation for Sale tog. THE 'uWrlbrr off.r*f"r • U- "•■bi.M ' P' mintin'. |\ inu about 4 mtle* from t oluiubun, V "np*rl| ••..u. , *> '1 • fheplic-l- proved v (th a goodfran . • u .••out r . each h.ivlug A bHok chlmn»v. with nil 'hr n- r oulhnildinr*both fore' i * -''lin'‘' and' rvt r ; of lau.l 12" In rn'tifat J. R. DANIEL ft CO., low IN STOKE and will be CONS TAN FLY RECEIVING during the FALL months the moat Fa*liinn;.ble and approtvd style* of 8) READY MADE CLOTHiNG ENTIRELY of THEIR OWN M A .NT FACTOR B. which -l.-y CLAIM to SURPASS any bruughi to the Southern marker Also, * Inrge and «:ar».|'ii||y srlrctod fuck nf GENT8* FU RN WH.ING GOODS ! MATS. CAPS, IK IN KM, V,UIM>. I Utl'i.t HAGS, 111 iVKI.I.INfl IM.AN- U”TM and ximV*,*, TMftH ;i.|.%M, \ r «At. Air, i Tory a keep on hmd no ’•* .rfo , «*.tt ol 75Tou-tlxs’ Clotliinpr ! CLOTHS, CA SSI ME RES, VESTINOS, • »f the LATEST srYI.K.s mid e oi o*. varir M tW'F i« TI’Hl.l) TO ORDER, A larg<i Mock of KubHiatifinl (»oo«li f.»r 1, MiOlUVO MKN ! J. H. DANIEL & CO., Sep* f9-d\v tf 1'i.l Hrusd •»!.. Culumbua. fia. The Pobtry of Physio! AVER’S PILLS glide »n«r- ahod over tbs palais, tiut Uielr energy, although wrapped upi esse. There « nuffi-rcr* who would no their dbtempefi If the} they could be cuaed for 2 Try Ayer's IMlb, and , know It. Purify the blood and disease will be itarved out. Cleanac the *y*tem from Impurities and you are cur gd already. Caundlce, Itheumalbm, dcrangementa of the I.lvcr, kidney* and Dowel*, all derangements and all dU- [•ase* which u purgative remedy can reach, fly before }i.em t1k< rlarkueas before the ran. Reader, If you are suffering from any of Uie tou» complaint* they cure—suffer no more—the reme dy has liven provided for you, and it b crlmlual to neglect It. That Arm'.- flnaaav PaoraaAt^ b the bc*t medicine for a Cough. U known to the whole world, and that Iren’s Pill* •*-- * »- ho*e who hav Prepared by I fl n ' , hept 15-Si d by all druggists nud dealer* tr. medicine. Baskets, See. Columbus, Os., Oct'. (and for health l' ■ to call nnd rev thl* Iwtf Terms of aalr *' ticulnn. call « rd.l »ould dor.ell j For further par- } lug the pine* Mil l i Imitation* iM»l in tlie hands of the lnttar. Ltttle if wub) Children shouldbavs It for croup andteathlMJ . hopea wara e tertalnud of the recovery s and ladles use It for the *kln and pimple*, complex- Sheffield when our informant left. Reed | Ion, Ac. Rheuraatbm or any pain cannotoxbt whon ■ manufacturing departm-nt, 89 f 'Vi street, I’tiiJadcIphjL. Price 25c., 50c. aud $1 per bottle, and no perron has ever made a real Electric OH but myself in this or any other city. tun the legal hours of isle, agreeably t John Neal, late of said county.'deceased, ris: Lot No. 826, In the 15th district of originally Musco- r Taylor county, also the undirid MARTHA NEAL, Adm’: . 70, in said dtetrlct. will be sold u 111; the place KOltrUT P. LANKY. October 80, d2t wtf POCKET B0( K & VOTES STOLE'I. PTOl.EN from the subrctO’ei l?th of October (Instant.; .«t the Depot, Mot tC'U'rry, AI. b -m per Pocket Hook containing ...i t DMlNffTRATRLfN KALE— Will be sold Mon the ' ' Court-house door In the town of Cutset o, Chat la- an order of the Court nf Ordluary of Talbot county. Ga., the Minting land* belonglag to the Estate of JaLu .Neal, late of sold countjr-af Yalkai, deceased: -- J of Land No r hopea were (field whet mediately arrested, and Court being •esai»n„ l r '®d »nd acquitted. We i cause assigned for the difficulty, [rthcr than an old grudge which exis'ed f nveon tho partiea. t -<#>»«». The Fair ly. The inde* j Tll0 < ..... _ Ltig'able and courteous Secretary is oo the I JAMES t’LARKE S ound, with his bands lull, superintending’ C’clcbrnlittl IVinnlc S'ilfa. e general arrangetnenta, receiving good* I VrejHired from o prefcriytio*i of Sir J Clarke, |od directing their dtcpoaal. There ia more M- D. Pb/flciaH Extraordinary tothx Queen. every «Jepartmenf nowon the ground, then j This InValuahU mri .null unfailing in tlj* curs . «*.. ,• , _ . _ of all th'.c ivaliiful sod datikeron* din ass* towhlch s been at lha same time at any previous j ^msl««.u*iltuUoo lasubj<w< It moderstss all ir in this city. j iiAIi "lift rvutovos Si) obstruction*, and a spsedy I W« aaw a plan for A Model Agricultural ’ f *kebayhereibdj kair, cotnpriaing three well exreuted draw. ! png*, from Rome. Georgia, from which it | u (r monthly period with rscolarity the Society are tti earnest in re- ! Ea.-b bottle u.lceOna Dollar.boaisth*tb>vsrnm«nt ■, F ,e„co la .a Agrirullar.l College, .ml w« j " r 0r "*‘ I***^* T *^ h'Tl'e *hey er®‘ p>»4c Pill* tSnvtd net be taken by fernatu during Tb. r. P ld «ri..l Ol 8'ork l.-d. th. .look , rt , , monlhlnf J^ „„ I master to apprehend want of room, although i (,rin a .i .Vuniirto/r*- but any other time they are *aj< I arrangements, hitherto, have been dee»u• | 1* alt mm of Meryeua and sHnal AflWctlons rd ample. Many fine animals are already on the grouad. A great variety of Stoves manufartred at the Augusta works, of beautiful design and workmanship, are being rvcvived. We are glad to see this, and hope our suggestion in reference to cheap Stoves or gratea for the poorer classes may attract attention aod be adopted. There is Fruit here front North ami South Carolina. Mississippi and Georgia. The display in this department it ia thought wili esreeil anything that has been dona for years, including some new varieties. \N e notice Hrrta contributed by Mrs. E. Hackett of Atlanta, which exceed anything we ever saw. There are eight of them, and they will measure from twenty-five to thirty inches iu length and eighteen or twenty inch es in eircomlerence. Messrs. Clark Ac Lewis contribute among many other articles/a wire FcndeT which ia ‘quite a novelty. It ie high, light, and so constructed as to he adjusted to any width of fire place. Every thing ia in a state of forwardness for receiving ami placing contributions wilh dispatch, and without confa«ion. The en ergetic and almoat ubiquitous Secretary ia well supported in hit efforts by hia gentle, manly “.Seerefurief" and "/lead* of Depart mentEach is working as if he, individ ually. fell responsible for the results, and a gratifying ethttsisem pervades officers and contributor*.—Atlanta American, 18/A. Mobile Ai Girard Railroad* By the politeneas of Mr. Rutherford, we have been jwrmittad to collect from hia books the different receipt* of cotton from the Mo bile and Girard Railroad for the month of Beptaniher and to the 20th October of the years Ifififi, 1857 and 1868, showing con clusively that the tiusmcs* on this road ia fast increasing, and pouring into our city a lags amount of cotton, which haa heretofore taken s different course. If this road ia do ing so much for our trade with not fifty miles in operation, what nsay wc expect from it as Its length ts intended into the heavy cotton counties of Macon and Pike. But to the alatemrnt: toastved fet BvYWksr, IhM Mtf I’aln In tbs dark i I l-lmbs. I stl^us on slight ex- , r*lpl'ation ol thf 11 sort. M\ -terlra A White*, |H “ i all other Dean* i! remedy. there Pills will affect i b*»ef»nda)tb> n_ contain Iron, calomel.atiUnion)' to the ronstltutlen. Full (ttracMoasln the pamphlet ag*. which »honld he earetully prv Sole Axenr for'tbs United Steles my thing hurtful troundearh pnek- (Ute B—$1 a fid ft po*tagestamni «nI Agent, will Ineuma ">< Pills, by return PI . . gob- Wholesale *nd Retail A/etits. Hsldwiu ICo,) Roehestar, N. V Im-ed to any a tbortent Agent, milt insum a Lottie containing 50 ' rn mall V'>r sale bv PRMRKRTmN, f t.VK'»MJ* A CO , d Retail A/etits. tort'olumbus,Oa. Afent for Amori -u* and Newnan. Kiihriiaff «. 186# HARRia COUNTY PRESENTMENTS. HARRIS MJPRMOR COURT, I October Term, 1859. f We, the Grand Jurors, chosen nnd sworn for the first week of this Term, beg leave to make Uie follow ing Presentments: We have examined the Office* nnd Rooks of the Ordinary and Clerks of thu Inferior nnd hupsrior Court*, and find their Rooks n» usual, nnd always heretofore, neatly and satisfactorily kept. There is « balance on hand of Hie Poor School Fund nf seven hundred and sixty right dollar* and fifty-five cents ; In Treasurer’s hand.*, $66. We report the Jail In good and safe condition, ex cepting the step* and platform In a decaying state repairs, and perhaps the Jail * October 2fi, lh58 Sale of 1,400,000 Acres of Land ! JUDICIAL SALE OF LAND George flarr, nud others, l State of Florida, 1 Western Judicial V Circuit. In Frank i, Trustees of the Apalachicola ] Un county. Land Company, and others, J In Chancery. •pi’MUANT to a decree madr by the Hon. J. J _| Finley, and rendered In this cause, the under- signed Receiver, appointed by the said Court—'will ■ell by public action, on the first MONDAY In Janu ary, A. P. 1869, In the city of Apalachicola, all the Lauds belonging to the said APALACHICOLA LAND COMPANY, lying In the Western Judicial Circuit of Florida, with the r _ “ * ' ' “ ptlon of the Town Lot* In these lands Include ovcry^H sriptkm of Soli, Timber nnd qualify to he found In the city of Apalaehlrnls— land* Include every de- llty to hr found hi the good Fisheries. The proparty Inducement to thl* description of buyers — - orm p trl p f *the Foar ■, dtsfrihution, by the The Island of 8t. Jome* ha* a front of twenty mile* c of the on the flea, and affords safe, fles-shora residence. The Islands of ft. George aud Dog Island, also, form part of this properly. An almost Inexhaustible supply of the forest [due timber, suitable for Masts and Spar*, and a general timber bushier*, I* found on the banks, and In the vi cinity of the numerous river*, that form an outlet to the 8ea through "The Forbea Purchase,'’ beside* a variety of rare timber, such as Live Oak, Cedar, Ju niper, Ray, Cypress, Ash, White Oak, and Hickory The City of Apalnrhlcola It on the Ray of the | non r»uiuy,'mu >n same name, at the mouth nf the Apalachicola River. | dl-trict and county i- in Importance Win ltay, for ail'j.'W, 1 on the *am« lor ♦l'.’u; I on Augustus Fleming, made payubl* to Murphy A Crook, for |?ft‘, ? on Mn*cs ffi ldo.i, forfdd, encti made pay- ■Ida to Murphy A Crook ; ; John Thornton, j>a>- . pa- them to any 1 will give 880 for my Pocket Rook and contents, - r - - * 'Muf with I’ idem R F. WHITE. btit my*elf . will give $2 or IMforthc Book,content», andnduf with to convict. D F. 1 Hamilton, Ga„ October 20,1855 T/XECITTOR’S HALL—Will be sold before the Court I » House door In th« town of Hamilton, Harris county. Oh., on the flrtt Tuesday In December next, within the legal hour* of sale, agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county A valuable Plantation containing 701 acres, more or less, well Improved, being a good framed Dwelling House, good Gin House, and all oth'.-r necessary houses There I* about otic-half of the iM^g’ and partly fresh, the balance In tho woo good wood land and a* well timbered at^ In the county. The land lie* In the lltth district of original)y Muscogee now Harris comity .‘■’old as the property of James M. Urawner, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said deceased. L-Wso on H'eduri'lav the dny following will si SoU) OK sail* I’LiKTlTtOF ; All the perishable property belonging to the Estate ■aid deceased, conalsllnc of llov ' furnllure. Horses. Mules, Hog*. ... of Corn, Fodder. Wheat and Oi *IU, and various other articles too numerous t H day of sale. RR \WNKK, r.x’r. of ssld deceased, consisting of llouseludd and Kllch- iillure. Horses, Mules, Hogs. Cows, Ac., with* Corn, Fodder, Wheat and Oats, Farming uten- id various other article* too nutnerou* | lion. Term* made known on the day of sale FALL AM) WIMEit LL0THI\ti! A LARGE and WELL A ELECTED STUCK ha* JUS I’ HKKN K EC HIVED AT THE CArtH fLOTHIYG KMFOHU'AI OF Ilio BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS. (JEORtilA. ALL the litvt; In on itoLutcd with tinnau-il car*' and trnitlc up tit the beat manner md <n the Iwtx’at Fwaltinu, A* most nf the stock has Imhmi bjught fir O.ish. tln*v ran !»• k 'Id at such prices for i ASl bn u'lll lx* L< > VV HR tlm i u tv of Iter li"uan can anil i ii* hi mo qiiHiittea (PT* All goods sold at I hia cviihit-hmcn’ will bold.tud ;m roprpiontrrl. ovn stim’.k or GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS H LVfcOE AND WILL BE FOUND r.OM|',.EIT. W«* Vasp cona'antly In BOYS and ITOTJTTtLS’ ODOTHIXISra-. a large lo r o»- C rii3»k-.. ValUcs Carpet B ■ t , nib''cll«», I-udltR*' ^‘oiaiH't IJnxt's and Teat < ilitiR Trunk*. A FULL SUPPLY «>F GENTS’ SHAWLS, TRAVELLING ML.VNKKTS AND MUFF]*ERS dOO 8uit> Blue SBM'.fts f ir I'ra Irra ! 300 Sniti Ki'ftaoya, f *r Si rvatits' ut*ar. {& i htkb i g iltr oilv CmmU I'lotbltig lintabUwhmeni in h- I'nv. h irer* lor CA&H will find i- to "»‘ir t" uroat t<» utvc u* a cult id -n* ninkiut; »n*-ir inirchaatH. u*&" Posit in*! v no ai" moron lu m amount* kept against pur-ha*''* made Tliniil.lul fit pa*' p-ilr uisue we Impu to tncrtt a contiiiU-nLU.il thu . nr HOMKITr. MH/jII K . MR. S. K. LAWIIOX, i')l|«hm«n>. w„u>d rc p!eagcrl Cc'oher 8fi, 1 XKCUTOR’fl BAI.B tqrccobly l • rhin f"i .. door in tlie t lv sold before the C. cna VNta. in *tld i, and ranks next to Mobile. The Interior and other streams, extend Into ■ five hundred mile*, and drain the Cotton, Tobacco and Lumber Dlstricta In AI bama, Georgia and Florida. The Ray of Apalachicola has recently become point of increased interest, from the discovery by f officer* of the United States vey, of a new Channel le^ | Reach, of the Coast Survey, reports Profes, painting. Wc recommend lu being kept a* clean possible. Where bodies of r for a week at a t * 180*. to 90th October, 155ft .. Increase over 1854 InfiT .. 18M.., .1,184 .5,571 ...8,454 ...2,409 ...7,1 T ...A81« ■ ...SjMS ..11,788 c compelled to be keiit to- so. on Important business, comfort l* u great Item, The Grand Jury Room I* supplied with bard, uncouth benches, calculated to tire out and put any set of men In ■ bad humor, and perfectly horrifying with the Ides of Incre ased aggra vation In encountering the Hpcclal Jury Rox, a tedious case, and ■ slow brother at law Wc advise a supply of Chairs for the Orand Jury Room, to tear up the Jury Henche* and supply their place* with Chaim, or have them cushioned. This last request haa been made by former Juries, from time to time, but the honorable guardians of the peoples’ money have not seen prop er to do It. We love economy, but we love comfort, and despise a popularity purchased with sUnginr**. The high rate* of tax which we are now paying Indu ces u* to flbpe for a change A largo number of our people desire seata within the Rar, adjusted for seeing and hearing what may be going on In the Courts of Justice, by the more peaceable and fortunate portion of our cltlsen*. The Bridge at 1! L. Lowe's needs plank and r i a dangerous condition ; also the Rridge n limn'* is reported to u» as needing repair, road* generally arc In a good condition, owl . perhaps, as much to weather as work. We present A J Gordon, Tbac. V Walker, and L*roy J* Fearer to the consideration of Inferior Co&rt, as Commission ers of the 717th district, for the bad condition of the public road leading from Judge Huey's to Colombo*, or that portion from the south side of the Mountain to District line. We are almost Induced to preen I the Commissioners of the t*hoe-«hop district on sc- portion-of the road from ^Towers' Church to tawe’s brldpa* which Is truly "a lard road la trsvil" Patrol Commissioners, and to leave It as before In the id Jto twenty-two feet water In this Channel tide," which would give about twenty-five or twenty six feet at high Rile. ThJ* makes AimhirhJcohi the best Port on the main land on the Gulf of Mexico, except Pensacola, and fully equal to It. Another clr- the *a;ne distance, cult are under dec amount In the ng| hundred thousand The Ocklocknep, Sopchoppy, New nnd Crooked Rivers, all well Umbered, flow through these land*,I and connect, by tide snter through Crooked River, with the Day or Apalachicola and with the Apnla< hi ' “' It* trihutarirta^MU|Mf|^|ig^gfd| * for proeurli ship timber, naval More* and ness, unsurpassed In the Unite! tages, with the facilities afforded by so fins a harbor and the ready access to the markets of Cuba, New Orleans, Texas, Mexico, and 6outh America, should make Apalachicola the first lumber mart In America. The sale Is under a decree of the Court of Chance- cei7, Is unconditional ami without reserve. Terms.-"One-third of the purchase money to he paid In caah, the balance In one and two year*, In equal Instalment*, with eight per cent. Interest from date; titles to he p- payment Unmade. erty or the titles, will apply* to t\»e following Rollcllor* In the causr: D. P. HOLLAND, Esq., Quincy, It, J. FLOYD, Eaq., of Apalachicola. tjjppbi, first' portunlty In the sale of this Immense tract of Land, The Receiver will glv portunlty in the sale ol Including thousand* of i _ any Information In hi* power, to those who write i go to ills office at Apalachicola. CIIAKLKH ELLIS, Receiver lu the abov cause. October 19, 1958 dlt w 1<H Ncffroei Rt Exeoutor’d Sale. T>Y authority of the last will and testament of John J 1 Stinson, late ol Talbot county, Oa., deceased * will -ell befort the Court House door, In the town Talt'otton, within Hv usual Imuts of sale, on the 11 Tuesday In December next: Tiv48ty*4«v«n Islkftlgr Nagroea I Consisting of Men, Women and Children. Pold for distribution between legatees of John Mlnaon, de- the laif proviso. advise . , law exempting person* over 45 years from Patrol duly 9,985 It may not unsafe lo estimata the total receipt a over thia road for ihw year at fully 30,000 bales. Wi have though', it Well to give thia information, that the friends of the road who have fought ile battle# against public opinion, may begin to cheer up aa ■ their promised reward is juat coming into view—Sun, lid. Muscogee Railroad. The operations of thia Company for the month of September last show the hand some result ot #19,706.71. The groaa re ceipts for the corresponding month last year were #12,293.28. The exceas for this year #7,4111.26 For the firat ten day# of the pre sent month tho roceipta were #7,526 51; lor the same period in Oct. 1857, #5,015.66- Increne*' thia yeor #2.510.85. Thia ta cer tainly a fair showing for tne commancement of the winter's hua’iiee*. Il the cotton •hould continue to come in without abate ment of quantity, aa there ia now a geat prob ability that it will,.for the next three or four month#, the receipts of tho r ad will be great ly In advance of any previous season since its construction. There ie no better ei^ht po- cent, stock in the State, and capitalists will not be alow to find it out. There ia not a dollar’s worth ol tha stock upon the market and holder# in this section have so much confidence in the profitableness ol their in vestment that they consider h sale, at a lower figure than our beat Railroad Stocke able to r.ommmd. a sacrifice. Notwithstanding the buainessof the road has been increased to such an extent, the expenaea have been, in almost a corresponding ratio, dimintehed, and it ia now operated uDon a system ol the moat rigid economy practicable. We hive every confidence that the present guardians of its interest will give a permanence to this prin ciple which shall be illustrated in punctual and remunerative dividend# —Daily Timet. O )\1 \1 Kl M 51 A-L. COLL'MBUS. Oct 15-11 m Weekly Reyori.—W* quoted Cotton at 10»-4*a lie aa ths closing rates of the bulk of the sale* up to the date of our Iasi weekly report. Prices gave way a fraction further in the early pan of last week, when kbe former figure became the oateldr price for Strict Middling*; but mi Friday the market recovered a tUUe, and on that day and Hatnrday tales Were freely made at Iff 54to lle.atwMch rate* the market flow ed with some Annnr** on the part of holders on Hat Mr day e v. ntug. The week’s receipts were edti largo— about 7>ri bate*. ThU morning both the receipt, aod transaction* have been very Halted, and we can only report that there I* very Utile tf any change In price*. NEW YORK. Oct Cotttcn—Pales to day 1.400 hale*, with a dun market. Fleur firm, with *ak« ofl \JU*i barrel*. Wheat ha* drclinrd, sale* 89,000 gropes t of the rom Patrol duty for that *ervtr# to meet at all for liu next ten year*, and give us tline to understand the budget on hand. Crime seems to be on the Increase In our county. In the last nine months there hsve hern tone five es se* of poison snd suspected poison, within 20 mile* of our county site The failure to detect and punlih BIT encouraged attempt* on human Ilf™ We think that the e«lc of deadly poUoot should he prohibited, under heavy penalties, except to physi cian*, and wc don’t know that they arc absolutely necessary to them. We think, with hb Honor, Judge Womull, tiiat speedy Juxticc U Indispensable to good government, and by delay many vllllaiH ** cape their desert*. The InteruSt of the public die* away in a false sympathy, and tht criminal Is let loose on society ten fold more the child of the devil than before, an Insolent *w*ggering wretch, that ha* killed hi* man and claim* the rear* of all who may come In his way. Our Jurte* almost invariably convict on first trial, but as ha* been done repeatedly In our mld-t, by the hope of the Rupreme Court, by th« •hrewdn*.** cf counsel snd by every Imaglnsble delay, the public despair, and, aa r. consequence, the OaJ lows ha* not had Its due*; aod as consummate scoun drel* aa ever wsnt unwhtpl <>f Justice are suffers 4 to walk fre r through the land. We wwuld not set up our Judgment In an arrogant manner, but we do *ay that our people have noi realized their hopes respect ing the Supreme Court, and unlea* It results In more certainty of the law, and the public becomes salbflrd that it la not the cauic of the delay of speedy Justice • ’ * ' ‘ ah< ed H Jury differ* with the Judga, thrJudge whh the Jury, the Lawyer with the Judge, and the client* If unfortunate, differ with all, and !t reeulu that justice b a matter of opin ion and satisfaction. A party before the Circuit Judge Is satisfied; hi* opponent la not, and retort* to t»«r . highest Court, reverse* the dad-Ion Mnw, and hb ! satisfaction or Justice become* the disquietude and Injustice of the other. Rut, ** against delay, we would not advise undue haete A vindictive and h*»- ( tv public sentiment U perhaps m->r» lobe dreaded than a slack reluctant execution of the l^wr. On* other item and we have done In <-a*es of indict ment for murder we find, ten- prevalent, a feeling ' and sentiment against capital punishment, which, rer, yield readllv to a punishment oLeonfineJ for life. Had the Jury the power, they acquit entirely, they might inflict the sev<-i JAMW* M BTINBON, r.x’r., nf John fltlnson, deceased. of Mu*cog*e eouuty, «ia.. for Isare to sell part of I No, 111, and a part of Frae'lon No. ata Reserve, and Lot No 11, In the ■aid county, bolonglug to Wro. 0 Oshoru. i unsound inlnd October 20, 18? \LFHI n the first Tuesday In Dv G01.HSRF.RUY, Y RMIMPTH ATOR-'^Al.F Will I llfirrl* county, Gu , with tlic first Tuesday In !>*-«. order of the Court nf < following Negroes l" I i Atidmoii, late of said ■ nty, the f klijah October 19, Isf.S MARK J. IIAltWF.LL, | (; npplli-aut at tin t'oiirt HAVING taken an intorrai in tin-n old 1'rieil‘la nud ncquaiiitance* anil will li- ?. I'trmber 21,1858 tlw’j ALA HAM A WARK-HOUSK. D P. 1LLT8. B. H. MATHIB BliLIS & MATHIS, ATCllOir lad COMMISSION MERCHANT#, Columbus, Gal Will give prompt attention to the tale of Mdrobandiaa. CduAiry Produce, NegToeg, Purnitura, Vehlolea, Stock, Real Rotate, to. F. ut" *jVlr1* iT **N ,,irtJe,,,, Jk ,,tt * ,lt,0,I ^ Kw,,t,n * B**' Administrator* and Guardians’ Sales will he con- ducted on Fseaor.sble terms. Llhetwl Advance* will bo made. All good* Id ■tor* will be in*urcd uni-sit othsrwlit- dlFeeted. . fleptomber 11,1888 tww tf e ALLEN A CA^IAK hnvinn purchna- l 'belirii'f ai - I ll A. Sossjiv in r w nil known Fire-Poof Uncle TFiareAovsr. would Sr .flail to aer tlti-ir "Id trionds nit] patrol.s ut thru new plan* nl buaiiiesH — wltrro 'hev hnve formed n ro partnereliip with J. W. KING, under '.he name and myIe ul KHG. AIJJ^ A- CAJIAK, for the trin*nctfon of a general Storage nnd Commisaion Bust >eaa. {'CrSpedn! o'trhHon paid to the SuleoJ Cot• ion and Pro tyre, and l/it Receiving and Re warding Ut ere hand in- continued to onr care. Liberal >dv;i■•••»•* metfe on Coitnn iu aturnur turShipni n» tu :ti liiendainShviiu- nah. i hwrieron. 5>w York or tflHOwbcrt-. nat'Klni; aitif Rope furniahod our cunt- omura.it maiker price*. Wu anliuita shurnol puhlidFatrnttagu.i.nd pledge r uraelve* by eloao attention to l»t:al* neaa, to merit it. J W KING. A. M. Aal.LEN, l ltOS. CAMAK. July 1. 1858 tww tl Florida Planfcvtion for Sale. » T!!K mibscrlheri oiler for sale the valuable riuiitutloii belonging to the Estate of tho late TOBACCO AGENCY, Cnlumbuu, Georgia, BZjZjIS db MATYTTaa- MANUFACniRED TOBACCO, n AVK on hand and will rontlnpe to reeelv* d|- rvet r*oM mm et.xa* MtisrraeTtmxa* a largo • upply of all trra0.m To»n*co. which th*v will Ml lo ths trad* at Fact or j- Price*, nxpense* only added. *a.Tra«!m will do well to rill before buying wlaa- September H,'5« tw#tf Browmvood Institute, Near LrtGrungc, Goor^in. JNO A. FOSTER, A. 31., I're*! (font. Prof, of LinguagHi *—’— . — Prof, if Natural drlauca. RKV. W tf. GU ".IMMA.ri. A AL, I'r-f.-.e.r of • lreel: and Manial f. .•.! «?• ALEXANDER KMili. A. M. l*rnf of lfath«n«flea. Cnl rviar. The 8chol*»tle yiar lavinv rn (ho l*»t Monday ia \ hi lh«• county of Jack i>f I.hihL u*cr"--ir.v biilMInva are In good condition, containing 112**0 acre* «if 1.mu<L Barbour Co. Eands for Sale. I Uanforth. Nagel & Co. <P*. HAVING purchased land in the Woat, : wiinLR'Ai.t ami hltail dbuctGists, The pUi-8 "ii w ... h hnwrnidr.knitwn.is, ' "I'"" 1 uln. i he Barn# Ivey plantation, r.oiituiuu 2.475 lit. A It*, acres, with a large proportion Ireeh nnd hum- i l»,Kt. Tlww.rr M«. ,r,n m 'In- ‘ 1< INI - S""te Plai'inimn in n lint*aioiuol cultivation, thor- j ‘ outflHy drained by n large uuiuher of well |i>c*"*d diu*h»■!*. Tin* dwelling is continodi- 1 .-v >.,« our, having 6 large rooms, neolly finiaht d. i | j ' nutl in Hiiuuidl with u the corporate lintita | >1 (ileimville, conviuient to both the Col-j logre nud CTurcheR The nuiliouara in good repair nod aulfieient 1 «r thu auc mod a'ion ol 100 m-gr-'ea. On thia plan n Screw aud >uo new Gin llotthea, ot wht'-li ia propollcd by w«ier power, al -hi. place i, my u.I.er ; ''"‘j » Plat.titiioii. recently owned by (’ol. W. II ni vi.'..dtii *:au dwona, coiiiiittiiiiK 'JOI iicree I he Dwell ing oul-bmiM'*, Gin IJnuac. ami Screw arc nil now md well linialird, and ait mi tod equal ly i-.iiivcnieiii to Glennville Being diner- mil ed to sell. I would not object to divid ing mv lurid* to anil ptirohaHorw. To'lioau iicqiiQinied with thewe IuiiiIh I need not aav mo t -to iIioha u> n dtMtauoc 1 of lo .ilifi or pr.Miuf liven . Eum Ah l MouiU) Id IVct<uibvr . ltitli <lsy of MctnlMir, I .1 .|| . I. riI \.-. i\ . 111.1111.»rv - t EOliUlA. MARION UriUNl’Y—Wharros. I kduiltrstratlun .it W. Fuhhi-1, furnivily <>( thu 8lat«i of Tuxaa, Uec'dt rite and n.lmoulsli all pvr- muse (It any tinry have,) why tb^ aiitiil ii Ut ration ol HSid rstatu slioulcl ant t« grnuted to ssld applicant at Hi* Court ot Ordinary to he buhl I.) si'll tor said I'dUUty. on tha first Mou- The**, are thorafor \I T. MeCoy, applies t r ««uar.lli and proper1» ot ll -iijtnilo Rr>* year* « fsg. : sud f-.r tft- |*r l * Rryan--all orplini* of l Tharufurr all paraons .-enei-rni l«r*lisruuy notified s liy lb* lliiiirdl-vu- / i KO \ f II. t Hj* Court . I Ordinary u»J*« hold iu and I county on tho I-rat Monday In |)uc*imh*r y hand tills J.ilt. fletobar. 1888. •Mil .I'HIN* I'. Ordinary. -Whrreaa, Alfred c far lalUrs of AilniiitUlre- KOROIA: TALBOT COUNTY 4 i, late of said cotin- therefore to rite and admonish all and Urowi. -ipptl. Mae 'h.' r ty^jiaceaacd singular the i:indred and creditor* of said decrased, t« be and appear it iny office wltliln the time prctcrl- GEORGE OBBORN, OuardUn. GEORGIA, I Court of Ordinary October, M UP COG EE COUNTY. 1 Term. IWW. K ULE N1B1-—John C. Ruse, administrator of John A. DeblnU, deceased, having applied for Letter* of Dismfaoion It is ordered that *11 personsi concerned ahow cause (If any they have,) ' ‘ ■aid B.lmlnlatralor slmuld f Ordinary to tie held In *«Ut' aniT'for said county, on the Aral Monday In May next, and that this Order be pubtlsh. G? F.ORO 1 A, HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas (tea , D«v> spiills* for l^*tt*«r» of Adtnlnl* the Kstat# nr i^iwl* Pst-it s d wean sad. I aU of ■ «ld rounty s .... j I Tbs** ar* tharefor* to cltv and admonish ait and aluxular tb* kindred and creditors of »sld *i*i-*ai«* I '• >#aud spt **v *t -nv iilfl-w within the rim* BD-s.itl*wd be I .w. then »n*l »»*«r»- to show caue.*. .If sny thaj have.I why said Litters should not l>« jrranted •Jlvsn undsr inv h-nd. In offl. Oetolwr 32.1*68. Oct C4-*t fIBO.W. MULLINS. Ordinary. piiof.'de 0RATH'8 0EIGIXAL ELECTRIC OIL ! This great discovery Is now creating a great appear at my <> hud bylaw, then and thereto sliow cau*u(.f any they have,) why said lettcra should not be granted. t.iveri under toy hand and official rlguaiuri, tbla 20th October, 185b. C 25-5t : pope applies MARION RETIM'NE, Ordinary. OUNTY.— Whereas. Allen • fur Letters of Admtnislra- i. R i'opo, duoaased, !«•« of preacrlbod bylaw to ebon eao^-tl/ • In «nld letter* should not bo_granf*d. Olv. n under my t. tier 24tb. 18 >8 I boy hav#,; (Court of Ordinary, J ».«w. ... _j, applies by petition I thia Court, for Latter* of Dismission from said Ad- '"'it' bordered that all persons conoored be and ap- pui,r at tl\t May Term of Uie Court of Ordinary, next ensuing, then and there to show cause (If any they have,) why said Letters should not hr granted. A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, Oc tober? at, 1858. Oct 98-mflm MAIUON RETHUN'E, Ordinary l)AM OR nil NAGEL ii CO. Tl A, T quality. R-r an •• hv DANKtiRTH. NAGEL A CO. nil.: on.: UN, Mnc.htm ry and TauuuVa* Otl lor I’lANFOR I II. NAGEL A C II tll( PKI’.IMIIATIONN. DAN Ft firm. NAGEL Sl CO. The charge tor board and Tul annum and bv tarm 1* e« foil. % Spring Term—Hoard, ineludl o. is (liitl 00 p*c l/Hlglnv. Waab- TuRl"n ith ou .Fall Terr*—- board 42 7b No extracharxeasremade Ptu’dcntsfurnish thetr -wo light* sud toweln. Buildings. nrowBWnod I* situ*ted 1 ^ utile* west of tb* Court property nf th" Principal, aired and refitted during the I _ Ample arrnmmnd.iflon* srn now offered fur fiO lioarders snd 160 student*. Th* room* are targe and wall ventilated and nopaltiawlll be spared itllai to render llrownwi dk guut and industiiatte fj From the eharnrtfi oi tin s* «ho compose the Fae- gentlemen. VFftouJty. r ot tlicW wH ulty.lt will Iteotearved that It l« th.- Intecttcn of t liammqrk land In the fitatc Is on said plantation, also j. tu r Mint Mill* Pine Land. If said Plantation ta not sold before the 1st day of December ll will be sold publicly on that day. Terms—One-third Cash, balance In 12 months with 8 per cent. Interest and security. Also, on (st day of December, lot of Corn and Fodder, HORSES, IIOG8, Plantation utensils Ac. A<-—all at said Planta tion. J. R. ROl’LHAC, I- . TV. K. ANDERSON, t rxr *' October 18, ISM <i?i a im 1858 FALL STOCK, 1858 J. II. MERRY H AS REMOVED his Store to No. H7 West aide of broad Street, I door north of Redd, Johnson i Co.'*, where he U now receiving a large supply of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, For UENTti', YOUTHS’ nnd nilUHtEN'S wear. Also, a large aaaortraent of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS ! Together with every artirJi usually kept In a Clothing ilursof the Institute. ' out th*- duelgtis of the foun- chartered It. .Non# but c Ity will beengasn-d as Instructor*, and no*(Tort will he spired to Increase tb*- rapittatl* n and enlarge sphun* of usefulness nf tho achool. DiaoipUnB. All the rules of the lnniitute are Inreuded to cure order and dlllfrii.v In study, and to promote I tntxllrrtual Interst* of l‘ Pupil. l h* discipliuo is mild but Arm. It Is earnsstlv de sire-! that no young m**n should apply for admission, except th'M* whoenn cheerfully submit to the r*<u- latlous—wooMert ran remain. We are nnxlou*. not to acquire a reputation for controlling notorlousfv bed *l-nj«: tlioeo haring such In charge need oof send them hither. Reranrka. CulLgeer Unlverettr, but to offer the very best ad vantage* fbr acquiring ** thorough practical education, any/or i ere,ring nrwmrafMs./nr adtniui"U b> any of the chute* of the. Untrereitu. We are not acquainted with any In this part of the country which propose* the same things, and w,i know that 'here are nun (Ac cla*m . with any In this part o he same things, and wo kn r.dsot yo*.ug men who n«d Just such tadlltlea ■* we offer. Tbe friend* nl >• ung men, wbi* pn*p<iM in * f«w years, to devote thdr energle* to nn-rnantll* or planting loterevt*. «re Invited especially to inqulte Intolhe opportunities for getting ■ good!preparatory education In this roprlet i of rd lor the morality, in* i ie h' tinted lv! inline I rom Mubilc »V Glrnrtl HsiltMui), 6 ntilt-B Irotn Jerniaan, n atenm- boot landing on ihc Ultattnhnofiheo rivor, nnd 16 nilli'H from Enloula, 1o which point the S'Mitii Wu* •• rn Uuilrofid of Gnuryia will aonii In- o*Hiiplc"'d. For lurthcr pnriiLtilnrs udilrcea tin* undcrs tinod at GlennviHr, Ain. Sni.i 7 IR5H wil 11. HASP. p *• \, t ", ui'l "i t.. cany "'it injr plan#west, 1 propose, If 1 can find n purchasrr for the above named Lands, to Rd them ro at the low price of f UK per acre Utah. And If not sold by Jhtuntap the ‘Mth of .Xo\<finher nest, I will hav* them divided off Into two or more tracts, bv a survey, and offer them that day, at public outcry, to Ute highest bidder. £Vf**Lnnd buyers might do well to call and exm till**.- Lands before buying cUewere. II. RAW*. October 3', 1858 d*_tda To Teachers. f «y TDK Trusters of the MARIANNA Ml and FetnnR Seminary arc desirous '/s'rm tors t<i take charge of thin School Jr forth* ensuing year. The salary will ” he gl.fiOUfor the Principal, and |«KM) for the Fcinnli l>«pi»rtmsnt, payable quarterly; Uie Tril lf-t- •nnloyitig a* many Assistant* ns may be needed. Gentleman nnd wife preferred, will he supplied with Apparr branches itsually taught In a appR • icept those who arr , can bring ttsslliimnlal* of undoubted character and of- cl„ m v E. flfTLfPS, President. Octobsr 1#, loD - BwHfcWtf NEWSI ! AM BROTYPE8 OEOsTTS! . — _ Tilt subscriber* take the P 1 *’ 1 * aorvysci wrj>Ulure of Informing thecUituns urifyoW generally, that thev haveQBMB fitted up Room* for the purpose of taking AMIIR0TYPE3, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND MKLAIN'V TYPES, Up Htftira, over W. 8. Jioodham'a Btoro. No. 151 bread Htreet- mm- Children taken in from on# R. two seconds. Columbus, Sept. Lampkin House. LUMPKIN, OEORGIA. THE subscriber, having p rn house,Is resolve 'orthy the patronage I,IIAI> AND Dll,. U J HITE Load and Lineucd Oil sold by DANl-oK I’ll NAGEL A CD. III.Ijr.KTDNI-: AND COPPRUAM. U LUESTDNE nud Coppara* for xuln by DAN FOR Til. NAGEL A CO. oil,: DILI 011*1 HLE. Noat* l»V kN FORTH, I.MICCII l->, LKKI H »•> 1 1*0 r AMI. B est quality, ”finn son isa#," i* h«1« bv DAN FORTH. NAGFL 6t. CO. s ti’ntirir.it. A NEW nnd cxvHIrnt article for innkmg RirLLY’^ COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUOHtr Would solicit your attention tottiat preparation, with a vie* tolls trial lu ynul- practice. Country Physi cian* especially, whose facilities arc limited for ob taining at ail times fro.li and reliable preparation* of the kind, would d" well to make a trial of Its re me lt ml should It prnre aa represented In all I UB 1J bv $100 Roward. It ANAAVAY front m.v Plantatloi r thoroiigly educated and -omplcct- ... . ck eye— »r t tlioiigh slow ^ . high forehead, -w*T»w spokvu In quick to , and silly when Interrogated. I think he *111 proba bly call hi# name JEP. I purchased Joe of Judge I Ki-tifroaof ChaUaboclu-s county, 0*> I I will pay the above reward for aulflrlciil evidence I to convict any white man of harboring him, or I will pay i‘45 for lodging blm in any safe Jail. ALEXANDER II. ROWELL. Dover,^la-' Oct IS, 1858 dlt wtf Goo. W Mullins, Attorney *xt Iinw, HAMILTON, GE0R01A. I Particular attention glrcn lo collections. I October 15, |N'n d* ». j 50 NEGROES WANTED HAVING made our arruitifft “ - tlir above house,is resolved to make worthy the patronage of Dio -lllng public. If good fare and with the Hot t.-y lilm m.tnodloua lit able* with trusty •r. in Hamilton, Harris roun the Court ll . ty, fla , on |hr first Tuesday In December next,' In tiic legal hour, ol -al*. agrceahlv to au r,rdt the Court of Ordinary of said county, th- following Git No. 197 and House JOHN YARBROUGH October 16, Isfi-i GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! WIlBliLER Ik Wll.SON’S SEWING MACHINE!! T .AROM the nuni'-roue Infringement# upon tin ir right L by unprincipled imitators, the proprietor* of the shove Machine hare L " *-■*—•* *“ — price 25 per cent, on Machines. Tli«-y fro-,. |1V1 to Il'Nt, dlscssr* of tlie KIPNEYR, RLADDRR AND URETHRA, It would prove not only a convenient form for gen eral use, tuif on agreeable pr>-|>aaratton,*o far aa re gards taste, Ac., to your patients. Tlie preparation, you will bear lu mind, was suggested by several end- iii'itt physicians who want'd a reliable article Ins convenient form f,-r their .-nn practice; and liy them nud humfn .(« of "il,. rstt L n been used for years, always m ills the liapp'i st r,-suite. In all disease* of THE UHINIARY ORGANS t Is a remedy safe, speedy, and effectual, and can be relied upon with the utmost confidence. And an also Irauty ai f taken according to directions will very'’seldom If ver fall In effecting a specedy and prrmnnent cure. 11 AllllAL, IlIHLKY k KITCHEN, Importers and Wholesale Druggists, New York. For sale In Columbia by D. YOUNG. October 14,1858 dwlm FURNITURE! I IlKi 1 to return my Uiattks to the good F ixopli- of Columtiiis, and country around, for the pntronng'- they hate heretofore fa- Ft vored me with, and ns I am *1111 In the fluid N1TURK, making to order nnd Repairing, I respect fully solicit the custom of iny old friend*, and to new ones I would *ay try tne. 1 have on hand a large lot of MATT It EWER, TIL- LOWS and ROLRTKRR, wfilrii nuut bo sold soon. I'articular attention to Upholstering Church I’d Rocking Chairs, Ac. Oct. I -dw If J. II. £!K». THOMAS s. STEAK S. H. PURPLE Il AHju-i - -tved. In *d- |j» dlft in to hi- former stock, Watches, Olotfca, Rich Jewelry, allvar and, I’lsted Ware. Table Ontlw y, I'ucket Knives. Guns, Pistole, Ac. HEAD ORNAMENTS. An entire new assortment of lleed Dresses and Hair I’m*. HAIR WORK! A beautiful tarie't of Patterns. I will make order any dimlgn or pattern yon may request •»- bf.TTLBJNO ■ * A FOSTER, I’reridenL Thia poaltlon will t-i filled 1st January next. FeptomLer 18, lh.'* tww tf MANLEY & HODGES, \ KK now in receipt r-f < ne of th« l%»t snd most carefully sel-ded FALL HTOCK.9, they hsve ev er offered to their rnstonmr*—prices is*, and styled A’liKR 8ILKF In crest rariety, lobe s'l^i* I'l-laitii s. Rohe m'l.e* Merino's. Plain IVorated D«cl»ln»s. NAPKINS, D0YLIE8. 10 11-DI snd 13-4 MAI18KILLK8 QUILTS. Suporlor Bed Blanket#. NEGRO HI.AN KBTri. Wool lists. Ac. White Good* and Krobrolderlea ws* never better. Rept 27-dw tf MANLEY A 1I0DQFJ. GREENWOOD & GRAY, Ware-Hoaae and Commiaalon Morchanta, OOLHMBU8, OA. THE undersigned hare formed a K.Y& OOLCMBUS, OA. (JfeL MWP THE undersigned hare formed axUBU Copartnership under the above firm for the transac tion of a general WARE HOUSE aud COMMISSION BUSINESS lu thl* olty. F*rnm the long experience of Mr. Greenwood, (In the late (inn of Greenwood A Co.,) and Mr. Ursy.tln the late firm of Stewart, dray A Co.,) they flatter themselves they will he able, by giving Uielr undivi ded nnd personal attention lo all business entrusted to ibeJr care, to give general satlefacUon. They will he regularly supplied w-lih Uie lateit foreign and do mestic InUilUgenue, which will always be at U»« ser vice of their patron?. The usual CASH advance* will he made, and RAG GING, llOVK, or other GOODS furnished when da- K. 8. GREENWOOD, . 0. GRAY, wtf hnviiift Nt H t<i tliair inten-a rr w« still r. Coinmisat'Mt >111(1 make i jilara lltrir Nepr I fftr Liberal nlwa Nearre-i | Call h wilt'll ri* i •!l N.-gmeeati ill hr ajiared to a tlt'ivr uho mny r rharge. IvHnrca made on Nn price* ranging '•.ording to style and quality. This is the only Machine that can make a perfect :orcry 1* now creating# great srnsa ranipht-ll Rurton. late of said county. Medical FsfuIUe* of Europe and tbU ^’Kcn. fit of tbl creditor# and legal. 1 —-film followlngtnol everything.) j J”! ■It lying the 20th district ( llar’rii county. Fold as tho property jrtnn. l*t» of said county, deceased, redltor* and legst. • » "f ■■! i known on the day ot rate. JOHN T. RURTON, Adm'r stlte.li, that cannot be raveled—perfectly adapt- all kind# of KAMII.Y HKWINU. be ariuched to thia Machine o ('bills lu five minute#; r croup in one night; r DeafitcM in two to four data r Rurus and Scalds In ten lulnu c Sprains, inent f»r licmmlng, which saves the labor ml then hem* Ui -Will sell Hi tantly on hand a run supply oi ner- c'lf and both Milk and Cotton Uiread, for and RruUcs lu from GEORG I Aj TALBOT COUNTY, I Court of R ule nisi. A. Hobbs, petitions thl- I mission from said Guardianship : short of taking life. t*oua- think the p ' “belcftu "■ Ethmrnt of all rrimea ihould hr 1<f |are not prepared to givi Lord, in mercy, may grant mind to a means by which t- corrupUrs <>f uegroea and man, and save us generally fr-n To Judge Woaaiu. we Under and our ldgh regard for him a» The Solicitor, Tust*. Ouvaa, wi menu tur fit* attention to our bo under to J. N. Rimsky, John A. Middlvbrooks, T H. \ ardemwM, J. 17. Rrawncr, Randal Morgan, Orderrd. that tha Praateitmr-r queeud by that body. A treie extract from lh(||M J>OUTER AND firm, with sales of 1 rior Court, this October 26th Ined; • bostirU. Com lower ; sales gO.non bush. I* ciusiorros, otm, .^-Cotu,o-f.].- PLANTATION AND STEAM MILL this forenoon *00 balm, a' — in^i . - - 4 price* ranging from UH Igll - „c. Holden are not offering freely. ACOnTTA, Oet. Tha sale* of Ootlnn to Mo 1 Lauda lor *alc. I OFFER for sale a bait b-euoo of Land with i r 7't scree In cultlvaUon . - ^nfi; - -J- Tliefr i» SB ordinary I>* I due nn the premise* I la New Orleans \lJl«t Wales at 11 g-l rents for Mid- wllh lrDI|U Tlie Plantation u about U mile* from 1 dttnga—other market*unchanged The reriepta con- i Colun.hu--. and wlth'.u about thr- - lit. -jf the Mobile t down the hem, nnd than hems Uis garment most beau tifully. whloh we wills We keep constantly die*, Fiinnla. I these Machini. tff* Instruction In Ute Me and management gi< when desired. HUNT, WARE A CO t'olumbua, Ga., Ort 19, 18W wl* « I m in pat; nf Wine, Ale and Porter C( i IIAHKK1* l' * Piper ts Co. Hotdaieck 10 faika Mn r St. Bona Pale K\t\ For sale by E BARNARD fit CO ALB. Hold hr •in-tOKF A CHAPMAN Drugs! Drugs'! Drugs!! BROOKS & CHAPMAN, WII ri.K-«Al.K 4SD RETAIL 3D -R TJ Or O-1S T S, Sign of tbe .Negro nod Mot Ur, OOLUMRUft. GEORGIA. n AVf. i.ii hand and are cnatautly receiving a Urge and well selected stock nf thuf'a. Medicine*, Cltemleal*, Denial aud Surgical liialrtirorutn. i*atuta, < Mia, Dye Ml tills And all other srtlrh's t«-rtalnln< to thatr l-uslncaa. which thev "ff r ,t fhe Inwretl prices, and warrant them fresh sud genuine FAMILY MliDICLYI Phyalidsi and Qin. *Jentiine , and dlapateh. Prem-rlpth Idle to-day wer* 4.001) bate* at I . for Middling* Mane heavy. t j Koilread, lo Kassel) c Wf* Coffaa lole at Auction ! ta ^b^. i,, Th#Mobi!^A Oka/d Ntw You, Oct. tl.—A large sale of coffee took : mktwav tbroufh thl* bod/. This piece U entirely lu P>eee this laornlmg, Including 4,000 bags of Rio al I the wuid. and u adapted to cultivation, bat Muadal- v f avaragtng IMP; 4,Oik5 bag* of Java at ]y nitabU for a Meam MW. ^ T. rEMOFI^ | '* bag* were withdrawn for private 1 fi |B efTisr • - ic mu*t beware The/ are worthta»» r sale by • Dr D. Y Agent. Broad ftt. Cc.lembaa.Ga-.an ,n J Conn try Merchant" gaarrally BRANDI.B AND WlNiiH, ••‘••SKaA’Tafirw’ WILPON, Adm’x | Octoher 94. IMr URrrroR'fl balk 117ILL he sold before iheflmirt House door In vf t-i»n of Talbotton,Talbot county,Ga .outlie Tueeday In Dcn-mbcr next, within the legal how* «*le. *.-weeat.lv to sn order of the Court of Ordlna ssld c-.iiniv. th* following Land*and N'cgroea txl Ing f. the Estate of NaaiKel Fuller, latmoteaW c ir*” *ey ■ Woman 14 years old. M.I'IIEUH FULLER, Adm’r. October 14,1858 *# H fJRWrNO FMTTD «*mVv RPtVK.' a OMAPMAff. METHODIST BOOK DKHOSITORY, Nt>. «6 llrnad Ht. 1 «-d hawcunwe'itcd to au;-|>ly Rr Mchodtat cotnmunity nnd at-ction nf Count TV, !* v k*ep lit* Onice.a full atipplv of Book* pu!»:i*ba) at ll»** Mrtbodtai Book C*»uc*-rn, Nashville. Teim- The Nt tv Dlwrl|iUiie, llyrati nook* ol nil gita* a-id it tetteral aaaoiiinenitoj Books, H • will at the antne time rnrwlve «ub»crip* tioua for nil tlie Advocate*; II 'nte Cirri- \ Quarterly Review ; Sunday School Visitor, Ac. Ac ALL BOOKS SOLD at CATALOQUZ rRICKS. a Ci'R ot City Accgrr*r*cg. Per. t distance mtfht find ll convauieiit to order fhrotigli the merchant with whom they trade, in our city. M WOODRUFF, M. D., Sept 2l-d6t wlm 65 Broad Bt. Notice. i LL Persons Indebted to the undersigned or 'he V old firm nr JOHN MoGOOGII A CO., either by a* 1,9 Aiuut.mi tn must rnimctfuUy requested to i longer Indnty) October f, 1 1 tawt quality manufaetursd. 1868 MULE TAKEN UP! AT MY Plantation. S mile* from Praa- ton. Webster couutv. Ua.. on or about th# >17th ln»t . a medium sited black bore# MUl.ff. 4»sb-ta«wd and some 7 or* yaara old. Tha owner hr ranting t»».inland paying tha cost of tula advorttsomnnt can pet film. Bept. -a.UAS-wVtn 8AMP8QN BELL- __ S«lC»rto—Direct Itnportallon. 1 C\C\ HAVANA—Of vuriou* lUUiUv /U brands :oi aale at a small advance for Cnl Jan, 19 Life of General Havelook. A lso, |H P*PV Julia Knvananoh, and other work* juat ivrd by CHAFFIN Sl JOHNSON. Novel, b) ocoived by April 7! nf J. FOGLE & SON, DENTISTS: Oflroon RANDOLPH n«»r BROAD f Street, Columbus, Georgia. Oct 2, '68 , ‘W8pi r dwlf JNO. McflOUOll T OSSOCO AND S.p“ ii ' all times ot th* dev red night FANCY OOODMl I UHIN'M llsodVen-hlnf Extract* fin* Uologna , Waters, fin* fi'Mip. aud I'oioade*. sis-> Hair and Tooth Brush#* <-f Kugllah and French inaiiuf-icture. gold bt I- K)Kfi t ' II A PM 15. KRROIRMU OIf. AND l,AMPto K BROSKNP. Oil and Lamps I T atln hj DANFtlU Ml N \0F.L A CO. OREY POTASH. I ^ iiri. < dw tr* M “ ^ lillMllT 4 CII kPMAK. J1 Bacon, Bacon. HA IK on ««<"( and w'tfl bn con- V\ atantlv rn critriny prime Teoneaae Bacon, II«tn*. fildaaand Shouldara. wl-nli we soil at tlie at • '-•tniniaiton Ho'iaa pri es K. BARNARD A CO March 20. 1858 iwwil THE BELLA. UNION i EATING SALOON ! 2 Doors Im-Iow Mi# Poat OflBec,) WILL RE OFF.NF.R on THE 4th of October. HOARDERS taken by than Month. Week or Day . | ;p“ Meal* at nil Hours, Par or Niourl THIS BAR | Will always be auppllad with the cb<dc«*tL1QU0RB i end CIOARA Oct i-dAl wtf j F. WILHELM, Proprietor _ MXAL 8WEEPINGS aaTsOtEBNlNO# ' ■ r'OR CHICKEN Food. Stc.. dtc.mba had I chuap #< PALACE MILLS. | t'Wtf J PI IIPLK’S Old Stand, HARRISON & PITTS, AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, stand. Thanktul for tht patronage heretnlore an libcrolly extended ua by our friend# nnd the public, wu hope by renewed exortions to merit ita continuance. No ef fort# will be aparod (ogive entire autialxction to thoau who may m-nfidu iheir buaim-sx to our earn \V«. will give our personal ntten- lion to the sale of Real Etlite. Neproe*, Muii'hitndixe and Produne. Having houaea fitted up expressly for the purpoau we me prepared to board, purchase and aell Negroes on Commisaion. Liberal advancea will lie made aa uaual on Negroes and Merchandize. fcy Adtniniatraiora and Executor#’ Sale# attended to oil reasonable terms. A atock of Likely Negroea of all elaaaea, nlwnys kept on ha: d. HARRISON A PITT* September 2. 18*8 tww tf FALL STOCK O F FURNITURE, CABPBTITTO-, AMD CURTAINS! NOW omNINO SAMMIU & R00NEY 8 \ COLUMRUB, GEORGIA Oct 2, ’fb ^ dw-tj*n 1 PAHTON’S LIFE OF AARON BURR ! LIVINGSTONE-8 Trvols in South Africa. CHAFFIN 4. JOMNSON’H. April 8 tww tf S. SW1N& CO.’S LOTTERIES WILL hereafter be DR A WJV in AUGUSTA, OA. OUm BO* Oraws Saturday Oot. 30, '68 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME : ' Prize ol #7<MHM): l of #4,<M>o : 1 Prize nl #30,000! 1 ol 93*0001 1 Prize nl #10.004)! I nf #1,K4H)! f Prize of #5.000 1 of 31.0001 IfTU krir T!eb*t* f 10; llalvaa |b: Qra. f2 60. O- Sparta I'cademy Loitery brww f *«#.<* t .lily / Drawn Numb.re reratv#4 as aeon as tha r *ff- i > “•*" -> n «" #4 to #'40, 04Bc« op#n until n*ar tha rest OW## CRKMICAL8, F VROM the Iren* tnanulaetorisj. for aale by DANFORTH. NaOCL a CO. K. BARN A HD &00„ Columbue* Cicorgla, WHOLKh'ALR AND RKTA1L , Orooery and Pro W do a Market, Have on hand, mid will aon tanily keepe well selected 8tock—embracing all ar ticles in their line—which ere of fered to their friend* and the public at the LOWEST MARKET PRICBSS Conte and aee ua. Sept. #9,'67»tww tf Ogletree & Jackson, AUCTION ul GOKKIsaiON MERCHANTS, 131 Broad MrecL Columbus, Ga*» ATriLL glv# prompt *ttantlou to tb* t^la of Mat YV chandlaa, Country Produo#, Furniture, Vehirlee, Btook, Reel EaUte, to Tlavlug aacnred a houa# fltUd up #*prraair tor the purjnS £ prepared t - Hoard and Hall NKUROW 0n j^l Ub#r*l advanr#* will ba mad# on Morrbandta# A-tinlnlit'Wt'-r* and Executors' Rat#* att#nd#d M on rearanabl# tarm*. Bept to, Cheap Painting! IJMIR undsralgnad havingdatarmln#d to•BffkffalA House Palntlug Dualnesa. offvr* hi* aarvlroa to tha dtlrana of Col am bn* an«t th# public g#norally, at tho moat reoaonablo rata# po##R-ta. by th# JOB, or tho DAY, aad #*roooUy an- New Books! THE TWOMlffTEM,by Mr*, fionth Fred. Markham lu Husain, or tb* Boy TravvVot to h* I-aud of tho Oxor. two Million# by iluttar—a sew aapply. Ad.la.hv Kavauagh—* now BOpely Frank Lrelki’a Magaxln* tec Offoeir.