About Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1860)
jgotal to glints. nukii. Wt hare on hand a tplcndid lot of Teaser Mo- ucoi, and other fine material for Binding Munlc aud other work*; aUo a fine lot of design* for em bellishing and beautifying the aaioe. Paging Machine. Hi visa purchase 1 a Piuiso Mtcuisa for our Din dery, we are prepared to page Ledgers and other Account Booka. Frcra the Topeka Kancaa Record of August 4. Terrible luiliau l*’lght* Wo learn Irom Mr. Davidson, of Indian* ola, that a paintul rumor wag brought to thnt place on Saturday, by n rcmntml 1’iko’s Pcakcr, ot n severe Indian light, fi'me thren wcclu since, on the Solomon, about 100 nines ul* *vo Fort Utley, m which ubmit 300 i'ottawatiumiea and Delawares were killed. Thu n.lormsnt says lie passed directly through the aerno ol the tight ; that the dead were nil scalped,and uttppo-eti the other party to have been Cheyennes, Arrapahocs, Ate., who were known to have he« n in that vicinity at that time. The murdered Indiana aru supposed to he a par* ty o| some three or lour hundred 1‘otiawat omies, bull-breed* nod Delawares, that went Irom this vicinity a snort time previ ous to the rumored battle lor the purpose ol hunting btillalo. Mr. Davidson him sell had a very narrow escape tram the hostile Indians, b.tng with another party hunting buti'alo, and on the day ot the rumored tight they were only lb miles distant, on Uiu identical spot, on Salt Creek,a tributary ol the Republican lork. where u battle had been (ought only lour nays previous between the Atrupahoue, vVe. The State Conventions. VIRGINIA DOUGLAS CONVENTION. Staunton, Va., Aug. 17—The Douglas convention met here yesterday, and they have delegates from eighty count r*. Thu indications are that they will nominate n straight out and out Douglas electoral ticket. 1*. M.—There are no indications on tho part of the Douglas men, in the convention, to accept any propositions from the Brock* inaidgr party. Tho convention has fdopt* cd resolutions rc-aflirming (ho Miilnruurc or Charleston platform, and resolutions de nouncing the present Federal Administra tion. No elector* chosen yet. Aug. 18.—The Douglas convention adop ted a resolution to cast tho electoral vote for any candidate who can defeat Lincoln. There were many accessions Irom the Breck inridge convention. A full Douglss electo ral ticket was nominated. The Crops.—A visit this week to the Milledgeville Convention aflegded an oppor tunity to observe tho condition of tuc corn and cotton crops along 138 miles of railroad. We Relieve thnt we are entirely correct in saying that there is no: a fair crop ol either un any plantation between this city and Macon, along the railrood line. They ull exhibit evidences ul severe drouth, and it is difficult indeed to find a field that w'll yield ten bushels ol corn or two hundred pounds of cotton (judging the latter by the sue of the plant and the uurnber ot bulla at ihia advanced period ol the season} per into, when they caino suddenly upon a large ! county in the Stale was largely represented. cc« l- l camp ol Indians, numbering, be thought, A cl)mm i Ueo Wai appointed to confer with tthousand. i he Indiana called them- |to Djug , M „ ConVKI ,Uon, in session s l awnees, but lie and bis party be- ~ lieved them to be Cheyennes, ns they had been victorious hi the fight ot u h«w days belore, mid had driven the Pawnees Irom vicinity. 'Pile savages immediately surrounded the little caravan, numbertug ily Id men. making hostile demons! rn- ons, and would doubtless have murdered them all but Irom a tear that other and larg- patties ol Puitawatlomieti and whilua were in the rear, a delusion which tho hun* encourn VIRGINIA UKECKlNKIbt.K CONVENTION. CUAULOTTKSVILLS, Va., Aug. 17 The Pawnees. Ilia party had advanced j Breckinridge Democratic convention met few miles beyond this in quest ol but- yesterday at this place. Almost every acre; and this routo traverses autuu lent lands. Between Macon and Millcdge- villa tho prospect is decidedly better, ami the crops of both corn and cotton, though not very fine, present a much more encour aging appearance—thoy have evidently tiud more favorable seasons than those west ot Macon. Planters attending tho Conventions from the different parte ot the .State make variant reports of the crops in their respective r«« gions. The reasons have been very partial, and the majority scented to complain ol drouth almost as bad aa that which has destroyed many a Impel ul anticipation in the region between Columbus and Macon. The Mains.—Within tho last week abun dant rains have fallen in this region, and planters are now much more hop.ful ol lair crops of patatoce and peas. Tho prospect lor cotton, too, itt belter, though that crop hss several risks to run, and the dwarlisli size of tho plant prevents tho hope ul even a lair crop with the moat favorable masons Irum now till frest. Wo understand that unusual attention is given by planters gen* erslly to their turnip crops, now planting, as they rely upon them as a substitute (or corn as feed. A Sad Accident*—We learn that Henry Vtoden Berg, son oi our fellow citizen, T. H. Vaogtjn Berg, was shot and killed at El- laville, (ia., about the 7th ol tlii.s month, by Dr- bivins. It appears that young Van den Ucrg was on a visit to Dr. Bivins, and that rhe Doctor was examining an old j>it>u>i when it accidentally went oil, and tbo eon. tents took effect in the abdomen ol the youth which caused Ins dentil the next day. Humored Withdrawal of Hrqcklnrldcf. Washington. Aug. lb.— The Wostnng. ton correspondent ol the Now York Hom'd says a rumor is curront that 11m. J.iIiuC. Breckinridge has ended u* committunn . i Ins Irieads to decide the propriety ol his withdrawal. Pawnees nneera who were lo, and was dose til they got clear ol their Cheyennes nnd 'ed by ouph Northward, ami that the honest Democrats in thal'region who have been beguiled into the support ol a candidate without a party, and a body guard ol secession iota as hit* counsellors, will ni themselves renounce their misplaced allegiance, and will cast their suffrages in aunt u manner ns to in jure, and not to benefit the Black Republi can nornineo. Tn« luture will prove whotii* or we aro prophets or not. Supreme Court Decisions* Peyton & Wade, pills in Error, v#. Sarah A. Powell, by her Trustee, James Ed mondson, dull, in Error.—Equity Irom Muiray. This trill was filed to review ami set aside an award. The Court below overruled a demurrer to the bill. This decision was reversed, the .Supremo Court holding — 1st. An Attorney or Solicitor nus the power to reler the cause ol his ciicnt to ar bitration, and tin; client will bn bound by the submission, alt hough no special author* uy to tutor be shown, especially where tho submission as made live order ol court und u ruleol re ernnee taken. u’d. It is no valid objection to an award ;nut made, under the act ot lt$5(>) tnnl u copy ul thu same in trot furnished tut |i« pat tic?. 3d. The Arbitrators (even in cases not submitted under the Act ol 185b) may fix their own compensation by Uiu uwuul, uud it either party cun show Hint such compen sation t* excessive, when it is proposed to 1 COMMERCIAL. M0BII.R. Aug 17—Sales of cotton today It* lira. Mid'"' , Thestock l< NIC tv YORK, Aug. IS—Bale* of cotton I I.JoO bale*. Mid i I,nr Upland* lu)J u 11c. ' li. itsy : 1 , ■!' ii r.-lh. \\ 'i- a! 'pti' t. sold t<*dar at IT 1 Wuiicii Auon pill in Error j A. Powell, lor del; wt Error, Judge Lyon delivering i opinion. MOUB Kl'SION ItKI’OllTKD. Wasimnmton, Aug. 17—P. M.— It is reported hero to-night, that u fusion hn- taken place inA’ow York bo'.ween the Bell d by them ns being a leatlul scene. The combatunts, numbering s oil in thousands, were nil mounted, and kept constantly circling, lying down tu tluir saddles, und tiring over their horses’ necks ns they approached the enemy. Tne light lasted two hours ; quite u number were Killed—tlicir irJorniutits did not know how i nnd /Iruckinridge puny, mi the Mtu le ticket, many—and at the and al that unto the I’atv- J>, r „ cu i„„ nees broke and run, with tbo Cheyennes I aftnr them. I'lnnsvi.vania houglas convention. In addition to the above information, Mr. ' HAnnisnuRu, Pa., Aug. 17.—The Doug* D. inlotms us that great excitement prevails las Convention met yesterday. The hi- throughout the frontier settlements on ac- I tendance was small. They reconi nit nd a tusion with tho Breckinridge u| "" bin iiomnmted a straight out Dough •Staunton. A resolution was introduced to instruct tho elector* to vote for either of the other Watieu Aikon and T. K, candidates if it should he necessary, to dr- foil Lincoln. The convention ro-ufiirincd the majority platform or Charleston teao- lutions, with the exception ol thoy. in rela-[ Charles S. Lee, pill in Error, vs. Moses Lee, dclt in Error. Equity Irom Troup. 1 hia was a bill tiled to enjoin a common law action anil allow i , complainant ceiumi soils oil. The Court hi low susiauied a Ue« niurier lo the Bill. This decision was rc- Svracuse, Ni. Y., Aug. 17 — P. M.— versed, tho Supreme Court holding ilmt : cdecto* Whilst u claim ivuicii is li&ncd by the Yoik, s'ai'tte ol hiiiitaiions at tno tune thu action was comuii'uucil, is nut tho aubj.ct mutter ol sol oil at law , althougli tin ciuini is re vived by o new promise in.ide alter the coin- made, Equity will ,-i jotn the uuiiim'at Ltw und administer justice between the p. lxj3sa:e>kxim I masonic female college. Parent* «lci-li In* u thorough i give ui their patronage. tV.M. 1’AltK, , August it, Ws) Wanted. mn\ AS TKACH i. a Southerner ami University of North i August'-I. 1800-wlin Oltimhu, (><-nrgln. Alabama Lands at Administrator's S A 3L.U ! UNDER mior I r iron’l.o Probate Court of Vy KimmII county,th "■ ii ^ di»ivl\n.l l.mnW, uim.ngtho heirsto-wlt Pacific railway, and the hqui-i of Cutoi. There bus hocii no clioico ol I elector*. the time hunting bulla- ) The union of the Hell and Douglui 11 Indian dcpiedntions ; that wituos had been killed ; also, that lio met many tanrthrson their way to larger settle ments cartyiug with them their entire household goous, huving abandoned their l>A crops, uud everything they I ]) PI1|I nd John- electoral ticket. DOUGLAS • ONVKNTtON IN .MARYLAND. Baltimoru, Mu.. Aug 17.—The Dough carry away. Companies t.Ma .Mr. Breckinridge n, Ju is a democratic ( Doha denounced sentiments ol h * | I Nt'l A NAPOl IN, In|l , Allg .OIIVOilllMI | where the comp.utuaiii would bo otherwise dell An JudgirJcmtiiia delivering tin-opinion. [Allunlii Intel* From l'exRs. (lalvcetoti, Texas. Aug. 1^*, (via’ Nelv Orleans.)—Returns Dum live counties give Flournoy (Democrat) lor Attorncy-Ceiicrul 471 majority. l'hu Abolitionists arc operating actively «n the Wertern holders. Two nun were hung in Anderson county lor iucniug insur- SPECIAL NOTICES. LAXDRETII’S TlFltMl* SEEDS IN AUl nuanok: St AVhoUaal.. smt luuil,«t James A. Whiteside’s CAH11 DRUG 8STOHE, clt in Indiana Fatal Allray. We learn that James D. I, Sheriff ol Calhoun county, w hit Wa.urday, in Morgan, by u .Needham Arnold. It ir, former killed un had engaged in h fight, and Arnold had gone to a physician’* oilier to havu his wouuda dressed. Shortly a in i Lowe went to have his wounds attended to, and ask ed Arnold if be was much hurt, to which tbf physician replied that ho wui not, uud luiued to lock at Lowe, when Arnold seized knife ami plunged it into the breast of l.uwe, and aUu cut two severe gsetiv* on ibr back of hia neck, Irom which L»w« oied in about five nuLutigu The physician tcittlied belore n C"roqj&ilk.iy (hut either the wounds would n^Bt iduccd douih. Arnold attempted to esenpe, but wos cjp- tured.— Culhiert Hr porter. id Sopternbc tlio Tippccam-o oration alludi'd to, rcckinndgn auvs : "The speaker had it charged Hint llielilteeu biavu States ^inspiring io obtam entiru possession (ieneral (joverinneni, with a view ignig its powt-r to bear, to extend and uate ttie ‘peeuiiur inaututioii.' (Jen- nttompt. ected witti m> purl)' that has 0 extension ol sluvery, nor v ent the people id a Statu of 'I deeiduig tno question ot its 1 them tor thcmsulves." ■ I oeill it t Irom .Mr. Brt }>eecti at Tippecanoe, belore ol 1 . . i — hi John Van roe tit to hear him. We B.i- New York Uitv.— A* tar a* ascertained , it sypeara Hint the populaium of this city i hundred and lilty tliousjml ; an ncrraie of four hundred and thirty-four thousand four hundred over tho amount as •hown by tlio census of 1 f>0. Including be Metropolitan Police District, composed ot tha coumira ot Nt-w York, Kings, (Brooklyn,) R.chmond, und Wt-tclie#ier, illofwlncn may bo said lobe comprised New York, the population w II bu about million and a half. Next to London und Pari*, we may aet down New York as the third city in Christendom, and in twenty | i jeatt more we ahull probably bu ahead ot ' u thrae. Yeildo, Pekin, Canton, and n lew Dthir Asiatic cities uro ahead of the cities have namsd, but they aro of longer {roath. It it intimated that the rnatshals not been as exact ua they ought to Lavs been- There is a constant flouting population here large ei:<*u-;ti to constitute ■ a city—Cor. Hut. Inttll. I by Mr. BrocKinridge, «>r oven baiisiui tor.ly explain* ed to the Bom hern ear, unnt wo read the Advertiser ot the 171U mat., and would like lo aeo his denial in print. It he ever domed the utterance ot iLo sentiment it mutt have hemi dono too late to a (feet hits elec tion to iho Vico Presidency. Tho Free- Boilers needed no explanation. It nutted e purpose of distribution I .. W. * of the east half ol .^ectloi . 11, T. H, It. th'. ft, T. 1 npelikii Kutlrund. •'(•Ilent wot. r on thr tlie plHi.tatloii he Will lie Withdraw f It hun been Hiiggested, in view id the ad- the turtunu* ot John E. Breetunndge, that that gontlemuii should gracefully how to (lie popular hehesl, und wtihdru contoM. it Presiileiitial < solely t« their emmtry'ii party aiumoniv to that p mini.. Iv doiimiistriii that ancliou ol » de- t then What John Hell huld in i T." In tlie Imigu^o of tho Delta, cull upon tho slaveholders ol the South tu read ttm foregoing paragraph and 'ponder it fittingly.' It is an open conlcsaton «d thoprinciplo ol SuqHtter Boveroignty, which J.diii C. Callmun -o vigorously denouneod, and which him been set up. an a political will-o’-the-wi-p, to mislead the .South Irom qiiagmiro to quagmire, until it punk irrem- dtabiy in thu 't-lough ot despond.' Ji im n pfixtlice dii'f orutroa that the uniter a of n 'Jirrilnry hu re u rielif tu legl$lule rlutcry Inlo Unit Tt rritoiy or out c/ it, lietore. orguu- tion ot u State Got erumtnt, and un Much hold it up to i/uy to the irom and indig- ftort ot the Sluuholding Stairs. Words i but tho counters ui tuought tt i* true ; t such words hh .Mr. Biecktnridgo used Ttpp*catioo arc spurious, ring false, und mid Lo nailed to the coumer without l.iinoalM 1 "’ Dernoerai r leaf. the Boutli, lie pul ward as tlie spokesmau of the ! party, und not content with ug tho doctrine ol tiquatter Sov- molly pr go .svniiitNor.it or aicmrs. I would not have the South truckle o: render any ol their rights. I would not ’«s them yield one Jut or title ot their gKts'butl would have them make no uewionable issue* in advance, stir up no rile upon unneccesaary abstract question*, vtog no practical value, hut to d<> always i»t is right upon all questions. When h »pleoc territory apply lor admission into Union, under a constitution lairly form* with the assent of the people,excluding 'cry, 1 would admit it promptly; ami hnoan application comes, on the ott er L from the people Of a territory who lairly formed a constitution recog- i.ag slavery, J woul f wisiit upon it* m'- non an a tlaet State. It tlio North 'Uld not agree to this, it would be time ugh to consider the remedy.—John Veil, -h March, I860. Talc—A mountain ot pure ulc exi*'* 1 “J 1 C'herokoe county, North Carolina. West I <)n ' Murphy. It ia termed the ‘*/'Vc»icA j hoik" by tailors, who use it a" a substitute c h*lk. It is now extensively used in 1 >■ • • manufacture of the line snaps, and a* antifrictioniet on heavy uiachmrrv and agons and carriages moistened with oil. the vicinity of navigation this va*t •^nation" would be of great value in tho but where it is the expenses of Iran*- msttsn would leave no profits to the mi- sad it must therefore remain unused danse population with accompany- fsetcriM encompass it. Florida.— We have the most glowing counta of the prospects of our candidates ‘be East. Indeed cur friends down n *«y if the balance of the State will dy Jo its duty wo have nothing to (ear. c *noot apeak for tho middle, hut we our friends in the Ea*t that tbu of Florida is all right side up.— •oocauntj will roll up a majority 1,1 ‘be disunion candidates at the next bon without any exception.—Mariunnu ttrpriic. 1 he California Democracy, io Democratic Stnto Central Coinin' o- appointed by the li>te Demncrat c C uivr'ii'uui, met ut 8an Franeiac" i Until and 31st ultimo, and, alter a I *r utter the lato demonstration in Kentucky, could dream tliul tho Hlaic would vote lor Hrcckinmtgo in November, might ho char- itatdy coimidereti a lit inmnio lor Bodliim und a straight jacket. In North Carolina, Mr, Ureckmridau tins contrived to annihi late a Democratic majority ol more than lfi.OOO—and (tint too, when his party en countered no opposition Irom tlio D-Miglas- itea. As tho latter tue about forming an electoral ticket in the North 8tutc, ol course Mr. lircckinridjjc'n prospects aro utterly obscured. In Mi* *ouri tho Yoxcuy candidate ib scarcely heard ol in tlm ruce, Ins lew followers having given their vo es tlio Douglas nominee lor Governor. In nocratie Irom tune unmenio* i sp! i tlio party by hoi By. F. Iy iwt dei la. ) loruier ha o nomitia te m nil tie i.e, and ten tor Dnug» vo colled u State Con- ral ticket on , hold Arkansa!. rinl— Mr. Mr. Hindman, >. Congress, t>y an i knowledges I tin t ii'hlo that Arknnsi Such aro tlie I lurnishrd l>y the i untiiiised reader carrying any see Mr. Hr« ekiuridg endeavoring to boli like New York, l*c the ra lor und ilin iiidicationn 'Inrh '-| |.' > 1\ I" ,|. 11. ..ul | |||, I,',,r, |, ,,,( JAMES A. WHITESIDIT Wholesale and Retail Drucgist, (JOL.UMHUM, (IA, Jill)’ It*, Ivto If. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES! ""VAX'S I'UI.MONICJ WAI EHS. lUlll'V Bptltlll.' ' lleMev* liirti'i.-iit lilt Y A N'. - ' Itsltyw' Iriilall' i N'ul only rnlli'V" Kill • IL- IIKYAN'8 m.J i I xuiily *li"iili| I i I’mIiiioiiIo U’ii tit SKUMiM that ho i llit Douglas the ' nd tho^Umon f *, r •nservatistn r. Breekiuridgi hiv well mhia letter* sec lies l What would ho thu iiso, prudent uni iuudablu a Dr. WI8TAR’S BALSAM of WILD CllERUY, 'Villi t ih«*i either Breckinridge r« gulurly nominated by .... mi ii, and leaving it op- |( b parly wh.ch candidnlc Ibi.y l llull , b ’ r on Id dutca A Breckinridgu and I.vne ratification meeting wu* heio in 8au Francisco on Sat. nrday evening. It wot called as a demo cratic rniificaiion meeiing, and thu Douglas ' men attended in such numbers as to he able to vote down all tho ratifying rosolu* i .State, and that Thoy leui confident ol car- I (b b |iu ivmy niogUi. oI Iho d.lilocr.ry wilh lire,,,. “"'J" Iulh '1 ho ifrrrkuiriugo uuu Ernie men, however, U(| (|1JJ ^jinroation nro '■« «'«»' ““<1 „ur, tlidI Mr II- and ttioroiigh orgiiuuaiiuri and ! uplishuig anything lor itsull, but at able io bhsiratl u suflicieut Democratic votes to give .States Lincoln winch he would otherwi*e Iobo, and u cumph te coinOiuaiiou ul tlio oppos.- tiou to Black Republic-instil would tie el. luctod, atid would, in ul) Itulimit probability, rescue both thu Empire and Key Stone .Stuns trout tho rule ot Abolitionists. In tho South thu contest would hu between Bed and Douglas, and ll would bn n lair nly struggle, winch, in whatever 'rleliratcl I li'egcd that the Douglas dern »'•** 'liroi,*liuui ll,• j 7i,a'nn'.'f",1'mipth'TiTr,nirlti".Twoul'd bl'.’ed •he suprdor excellence of thU remedy lhat Mil few of the niHiiy wlm have tested Its virtues l.r experience fall to keep It at liiuul as it speedy bml certain cure for sudden utiark* «»f — fully- h c . Ilevlng that U« mwllul powers are mmprohonalve illglitcnt cold In the most daiigiroiu »)mtom o| pu|. Pnnnfxutyiif ttnhl. Turner, I'uuililhi \ y | W Ittur's lint**'" Montlny in Ocl'ilirr next. H Alt All A. Abl.KN, A.lm'v ^ ^ ^ l». M. BANKS, Adin'r. Planters Take Notice! AFFLECK’SCOTTOX I’LANTITIOX Record nnd Account Books 1 foil HALF AT j. W. PEASE'S Bookstoro. August l.\ 1-Oil ilwil A \EU SOUTHERN HUT AM ! FLORA SOI THEItN t \ITED STATES! i-ntitalnhiK nl»rl'lg«*tl desrrlptlnns of the FLOWUltlNO H ANTS AMI !• FUN.** of T.-im, T'iYlA.Cj, lpaoi. FALLk WINTER RIH GOODS! HOPKINS, HULL & ATKINSON, 21M Unltimoro Btroet* Daltinroro. Aid., l \i l. HTOI'K ».l v.ntt-h. IH'iirli'.inil NEW ! Ladies and Gentlemen AT IIOMK AND ABBOAD, CONSTANTLY AMUltB t’8 THAT THE A M EUK’AN HAIR RESTORATIVE s TUKPAllED ONLY BY URQUHART & CHAPMAN,| !" taking the place of I.VKUY VttKl'AUATJON KNOWN FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR BPRRD1LY AND CERTAINLY TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR I Living it the most hcautllul glois anil • DELIGHTFUL ODOR ! ! l'HKVKNTlNO IT FROM FALLING OFF, Removing and preventing DANDRUFF AND ALL HUMORS AND ERUPTIONS OF TIIL DC ALP IN A FEW DAYS. 03STOH TJSEO IT WILL UL KOI ND AN IMilHPENBAUl.K AND PON1TXVK KKNKDY For Hit' numerous Irritations of tlie|[icalp altU-h PRODUCK fiLTKRAHUNDANT DANDRUFF. HTPrlce 7H Ceuta full Pint llotlle. Prepared only by URQUHART & CHAPMAN. DRUGGISTS, ^ t u ( <• l Cohtinlms, (leorgln, SPRING STOCK, 18(50 URQUHART'& CHAPMAN, DRUGGISTS, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, IIA V17 rotHired A LA RGB STOCK OF n S DRUGS, t Medicines, Chemicals, &c., To which they Invito tbw ttUvnUon of tlrelr frond* Congress Wator, Dirwt from (In* Hprlng, fronh. Brandies and Wines, Fur Alclli-itiiit purpuaea. Porfnmory. Km I'm,-lug Wood V Inl. t. (tirw). Kilo's lledlostna, n-l Lunin nnd Dailn's hunt llandkereldul'Kxtrnets Flavoring Extracts. A ti. Oi supply ul tlm W» v.irluttuH. of rlrhnat ln'-r, to which we luvltu thuattuntluii of the ladies. Spices, Of every variety—Mice. Clove. Nutmeg, Allspice, Rack Pepper I'lunauioii, Vanilla, (linger, Ac. Corn Starch, Thu must dell' ll u- of all prep irtllon* for Pud- llngs. *’n»tar'l», PI*-. Cake, lllauc .Malign, Ac. Cox’s Sparkling Gelatine, SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY FOR THE CASH! A. H. DeWITT Ila* Just received a new and elegant arsortment of SILVER WARE! Silver Tea Setts, LADLES, FORKS AND SPOONS, BRIIRY SPOONS, Crumb Scraper*, Pie Knives, Cake Knives, Fruit Knlve*, Pickle Knives and Forks, Silver Goblet*, Cups, Castors, Napkin Rings, Halts, Pitcher*, Ac. Ar. Ac. ALL WARRANTED EQUAL TO COIN’ THE GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE C0. 9 OP COI.UMBUS, GEORGIA. PIKE AND MARINE.) CAPITAL @260 OOO! rnHIS Company having completed It* organtaufon 1 under the charter granted by act of the last which uffer* uniual piarantees to Policy Holders,) Is now prepared to Insure Dwell ing*, Mores mid other limb lings, Merchandise, Cot* '.'I'll. °V', er Household Furniture, and bi-urahle property against Lo*sor Dam- .•.•.•.• by FI "- Also lo laae RNt, of M-rlnc and fn- S.ii;i."kll;;;;,x:!" ri "“ eii,,si " «• Dlrcctorai JOHN M'flOl’Ulf, |, -j*. DOWNING >1 (i I'NRY, JAMES F. BuSStAN. UAKin. > ?iHirriN, It it V. it vo™!r JAMES “ fi “' JNO. McGODOH, Prea’L i annultment ih aili unaLhi , ll $10 Reward. I.ivcry stable, hr. Band i'or Salo. dly In * « lliu-t I rnlitul ew minute*, with little Candles. Ii"ap"-t s'liry Mtalllne Bridgewater Fireprpof Paint greater i«>dy. "la-ilcliy, adhesive mid durable qunl- "diieral pajut now lu u»e, ellectually ; rust ul Hu i Potash. White Load in Oil. Fr.-h pure While lo«ad of the Union While Lend Company, tha l«"<t U«ad sold In the South. Austin’s White Kerosene Oil, From whom th« genuine Kotowne till | H obtnlnud Zinc White. i:\mii or’s (; v, minlslralloi Varnishes. Cuaidi-Ualy Varnish, Furniture Variilsh, White Daniar tarnish, Japan Drying Varnish, Black lo*th- Linseed Oil. Raw, Billed and LiiiM-ud Olio. Paiht Brushos. Linbracing Graining Brush.-. Fash Tools, Badger Blunders Wire-bound and Tfflue-houud Paint Hair Brushes. A till" variety ol Ik*m Knglish and Amerlraii. Fishing Tackle. Walking Cane lloda, Float*, Miuerick Fishing II'" k*"i all sixes and sit lu*. May 11,1800 dwtf STEAM ENGINES, SAW AirCLS, AND WINTER’S I.MIMtOt Kl) STLAil IKtlLLKS! DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS! A new and elegant assortment of DIAMOND KINCIS ,V- I’INS. Canes! Canos! Canes! Just received, a full aisortnrcnt of Cnncs—Cold Heads, Silver Heads, Ivory Heads, Pearl Heads, Sword Canos, Crooks and all the latest styles. PLATED - WARE! F. Wiu.rux^,Sec'y. i- Ofllce In Hie rear of dumhuit, Ua., May 28, l j New York Wire Railing Co. I N consequenre of (be greatly Increased demand for tlu' p.'.Miliar styl- uf Railing made by tho New 1 urk Wire Railing Company, known as the COMPOSITE IRON RAILING, tbo Company have largely added to their facilities : t..v manutaetaring, and are now prepared to execute "rdrr* to any extent. Tlio Cumposlto Iron Bulling agent for tlie »ale of i. p.ion of all our Designs, and Fpcclmvt Uuliliig may Plated Tea Setts and l.'rns, Pltrhrn, Forks an ) Vnrd,on UglcUior^toptreet, Colarnbutjfla, is, Cups, Uohlcts, Syrup Pitcher*, Cream Pitch- j jq a y UuUingln Columbus, a .. .. anil 8peclir.*t _ ... times in hD Marble lu.rpe Street, Col HUTCHINSON i -large and small suits—11. NEW JEWELRY , Far Rings, Neck Chains, Gold Pena and Cases. FROM tho LARGFST to the PMAI.I.FST FI7.KA The above Good* have been Bought Mostly For Cash! and wilt he SOLD TO CASH CUSTOMERS ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. rtT'A STANDING INVITATION TO ALL.’k.» KING, ALLEN &CA.MAK, fi. H. DeWITT. All kinds of 11 El ’ A r.R I N r C; Done In the BUST MANNER—will not allow it to be done In any other way. JRNCRAYISa ! 1 KNULISII TEXT, and ALL KINDS. DIAMONDS SET!! HAIR JEWELRY MADE TO OnCBR. Columbus, C.a, May SO, iSCfl dwtf ]NrEW juft/*. BOOKS.Gi^y EOOKS. tIih FIRST LOVE OF AARON lilltU! RUTLEDGE! A new Novel of marked power and absorbing Interest FIVE YEARS IN CHINA, by Charles Taylor. Just received by CHAFFIN & JOHNSON. Columbus, Juno l'i, IhGO dwtf 8h « 1h 5J Q Cj © “ ^ A P? ’5 — % oi o ^ ^5.0 -2 g a a o 2 5 s|§ ° 1 ^ .r © cm " AT THEIR LARUE AND FPACI0U8 NEW ALA IU1IA WAREHOUSE, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Legitimate Advances made upon Consignment* of Colton nn«l oilier Produce. | fT* Orders for Uu^Klng. Hope, Twlnr, nud Ctrocerlea, together with oilier supplies, will receive rnoMit ivrkNTio.v. YES YOU MAY UttH OH lUSCOM'.KM) Heimstreet’s Inimitable HAIR COLORING! AND FIND IT TO ]IK APEHFECT HAIR PESTORATIVE promoting tli" strung th and; rnwth ot tha Hair,and •ivlng It all tha Iwautr of y nth. Do you doubt It? Ki nd • Full ROOM Lakb. Krmx Co ,N. Y., Feb. 0,’68. W. K. IIa.UK, Troy, N. Y.—Dear Fir—Having used your Hair Coloring or Restorative, and being much lib'Atwd with It, I lake pleasure In making tbs tol l-wing tdaleineut: From tlm etTeets of a very -ev. r* lit or sirknecs. when at»out lh year* of sge, my hair cum men red turning pray, nnd s<. rontlnutnl to grow until >t l> * m* perfn t!./ white, being very harsh and . '.irso. Last summer I had reached my |.:td year, when ivu iiutucvd by a friend t“ purchase two b'dlb'S uf ILImstreet's llalr Re»t"ratlve prepared by you. I niuifuc-l using It ar -' Hlng to dlmc- ' ' tew days » »* surprised to tlnil that m rout* outward wn* »ui ' original color, tt wMrniUnuedtn my hair Irom the outward wa* turning back to !U original color. I •- j It wv* a* truly Frown ye Ui o (M J l < Walton G. Jordan, Attornoy at Law and Solicitor in Equity. HARDAWAY, MACON COUNTY, ALA. \1/ ILL I'oiillnua lu endeavoring in attend t<» any V? piofusslonal liusini-f* that may he entrusted i" LU iii.inag' iiiimt In any of tlie countb a or Courts In ib.' Stnic . xrept the huprcmi* Court. ( "J 1 "'. II ud.nwi.v, Mar..u ''utility, Ala., 1 '* ' ' 'Iy "rruplod l.y bis latel.rid^i"i- OALVERT'8 Patent Saw Glimmers. U ? Hit'll will gum the bcavlcat Saw «Bb the gi'-nt.-.t facility, wliboitl lakliig It out of It# •1081 All M. MATI1F.V I'uluinhua Mvhiii Luglnr nud Snw FALL CROPS! WONDKHFL'L CHOI’S S.!^g ... w t = CO a> »?:•„ a ll’a-a SfS O < to 43 °° pZ "a a" W 2 ° « O tt. 1_3 w « M *xf .t W 3 = Ci o r- ^ s.j > B “ -*T * s . m ^ H j-t: OJ 2 g -3 N £ Ps -o »fH u O is H L NOTICE TO TRAVELERS MYLA BEAMAN. in tt ue, this Ctli day ol February, 1*>68. W W flfi o o o o &&.. ILIr Itestoratlve, (prepared by W. K. " -.••**. "i Hoy N. V.,) for four weeks, and my lialr nsKin lh.it ttm;. restored to Its original rulor. I cau lull)' recommend the article to h* all it claitua WM. KINQ8LKY, Post'ir of (he Baptist Churrli, t'lttstord, Vt. Air. iMMr ,vtt.t.e. N. v . March 17.1800—Mr. W. K. | ll«. >'-l bare us.*I Jliiinatrect's Hair Uwaloratira I"1l*lit aril. t In* wlilrh nothlui: "la.. ik>cuied to beueflt. 1 never nil* In restore the color and gt hair, 'i bis singular effect ia not produced aa wheu dyes are used; tor It acta upon the natural Mcro- tl"ii* of coloring matter at the roots, and thus »f. tecta the change. The color jirmlucnl it I'lU the natural shuite of youth. It do** not r V.l'rlco <iUc, and $1 per l»oUl*. W. E. Uaoxn k >. I’rnprletora. Troy, N. Y. Fold lu Columbiu by J. A. WIIITE8IDR A 00. IJEIIFONH p. 1 furuDbcd f ( t . BUTLER surrounding country, by i-rtlUng on tbu nnilerslgncd “new LIVERY STABLE! on the EAHTMIfF:«.f tin l Dt'RT lltH’SF BQUARF, where tb'-v will ul way* t.u t *.«!<• ni.d Drat llorsis good Vcblchw mid careful Drivers. The patronage of the puldlc 1* . -pedally solicited. “■ “ “ J | * Horn.' pi ” “ times. Call a Rkskiikkckh II Hire to salt tbu . RUCKER, I oprlel.it AYllllam* and Col. Bncll, Conductor.* oil tlie Train*. Butler, (la., May 2U, I MW wly New Bacon. (IX 11111)8. Bides Hams nnd Shoulders, for sale by ‘1U K. BARNARD * CO. Blown Salt. 1 KACK8, for sale by DU K. BARNARD *00. On Consignmont. 0/1/ 1 COILH Hand Fpun Rope, good article, for OVK ' salt in lots, by _ - *• BARN AUD k CO. Mohs Fork. 1(1(1 DDLS, for sale by HWI E. BARNARD k CO. Feb 14, ’» dwtf Planting Potatoes. inn BULB. l’INK KYF>, for sale hr luW E. BARNARD k CO. Now Sugar and Molasses. grades. lf<0 tiUU and half bhlt inle by E. BARNARD A CO. Southern Htatea. March d-dwly CHEROKEE REMEDY \ AN UNFAILING CURE FOR Gounorrluca and all Diseases of the I R1NAIIY 01(4/ ANN! r PHIS UEMEDY cure* when ull other preparations J fall. It Is entirely unlike every othtr compound; containing i>» .lllneinl IhiUmi or Nattse-' on- Oi-iitf | aa Ills prepared solely from ltnot« Jlarka anil I,fives, and bos been handed down, one g. -i. ni. n t • an >th. r, by the CHERdKEk! Taira, of either aex will bn i ‘"I by "*'ih.’ i •!* K* wsnv, Instead of placing them- * '*■ * — n Quack or Professor. ludural ba fking up jjiv Rorhl. rditOi i great atfvuii jutirnnl. Ul tho ai huld over a cv.»*ur at t I advocating Dougu tc»:n nl tho State .Senator* who d will voto lor Mr. Owin'* sue- ) next mtetiiifi ol tho I.sgisla- turo, *ix arc known to bo J)oug>o*men, and several other* are non-committal. ; draw. J| left to tho w.-rklng* ot his own I tttiiid, untillluoin cl by Uiu poti.cmcd aueau ' ol tlie Adiiiiniatruu.*ii and the tricky Ucui * ein-rgenry, cover in in sell with Lonor and | preaerve Ins politic ai reputation unsullied. I Hu*, unhappily ho tain toe hands ol men who will not lot him act indepuiidonily ; men who have atarted in thin campaign wuii tho indoniuatile rcaolvo to keep him in the li' ld, ' cotno what muy men who arc consciously or uncoiuciouaiy lighting tho buttles ol WT,v Notice. st tho lain rr-l Fancy Flour. DDLS. Extra Choice Bnlnt Louis, for laloby ; 'WHEAT, RYE, TURNIPS,&c.| C0ME 0 ne! COME ALL! I (.an t*« made by the application of j . I liriTII a view of closing up our bualnaaa by the AMERICAN GUANO!!,” , ......... . M Grocorios* Provisions, &c., Gutuuix.—The Louisville Journal ^f* John C. BreckinriJgc, speaking the ‘*t day of tho Hon. Jamc* Guthrie, l*un- * T «xprei#ed a determination lo "un- him before Nor ember.” If ho meant "• compel Mr. Guthrie to declare •*ther himeejt or Mr. Douglas, he ‘“•J propoimg to himaelt a work ll— , . - , - . - 540 »perforin. Mr Guthrie holds (h*t colli, but opposoa the separate stcesiiou of and Yancey, arid the rest ol ‘ “‘‘V. 'UMDocr.itc noollt,*li.D, -» i C,ruUn.. I U1 Jg ’'f 6, **• * n *l w « dont believe that a ft Maridg* power could lorce him to ' *** either. 1** ** iLURoie.—The Chicago l'i C ol tho to,,, crop in that hi &T Col. Orr, ot South Carn'ina. lormcr hun with tne absolute iorcknowledge tbut Speaker of tho !lou»o ol Kcpreacutativcfl, they arc helping to elect Lincoln, and tho ha* written a letter in which he admit* the j otlmr with tho secret or avowed dcsiiu that utter hopoleasncsM of tho election ol Hreck- ! this muy he (be upshot hi order that (heir inndge. He declares hnn*ell in lavof *d j project* ot disunion may l>« thereby advan- the withdrawal ol all tho Southern State* cod. Elect Lincoln and then dissolve the -I Union, ia tbo programme ol It . JMH the disunion tbu rank aud fuu innocent ol iltcsc t'ark plots. They arc Domestic SytiAmiles is "Fifth Avim t but instrurneut*, mere waxen balls , moulded at the will ol the crafty leaders.— the well-known sewing | yy 0 have little doubt that Mr. UrccktnMdgo arrested in iVw j j |a# bla eyes thoroughly bandaged, so ouipUint nf hi* , aa to bo wholly in tbo dark wilh respect lo That Stale,! alleged that her husband bad tbtaa mschination* boaten her violently and choked her w n0t ^rcatthe e.timate. sol t t » return which man, of the surplus i h oroe uotil Irgsl meaaurra should bav* .•xsc-wti.Wiri^k: * iii>|,t * j f " hn 1""'“"°" f ' um iur - IK ' “ w dtfiicult. Wo can * *il! U ‘•nd which We h <*0, Oi*th« * * il b * ,e * * , ’°° d «*n in ih«Ta*rT* , luV# *• firm U*n- *on J* ' cr °P ‘hia ata»ou.-Sno. Rt. Hcsx Tomatoe Pi*.—Line the aide* of of a deep plate wilh pastry slice lito tomat oes thin, add sugar, a littlo butter, some pounded cloves and nuuneg, ana a hall a cup ut water aud a little brandy. A little flour make* the syrup richer. Cover the whole with pastry, leaving an opening in Ihc venter to lei the -team escape. lop ol Ills bent, lie itt duly ssrured (list bu si a nd a a lair chance ol being elected, arid that New York, Now Jersey and i'cnn*yl- vania, in tlio North, are rapidly veering round to his support, wlulo (bo whole South is to give bun her electoral vote*. Nothing is easier than to d'luue a i'reaiucniu! can didate by soothing all hi* apprehension# and leading 1st his hopes. N ed t herenu will strive manfully to make Li coin Fresideiit , but we are not without hopes thu the manifest and gUmotia con- servattvu reaction at ll/o Jiouth wtll.extead imoukaTuRIh auothtr column. I have Intlu.’iit*nl m«i,y*p. ,„«W. me of U.U remedy, and ala.. • - .... Ma-. ROUT TERN kit. Hf" Caution to J‘uriJ,a,rn.-~T\n- only U'nuine. n'itlar’g Hal torn h*x liio written algnaturo of "I Butts" anil the printed ouc of tho I'roprlctora on the outer wrapper ; all other U vllv ami worlhlesa. Prepare.! l.y BETH tV. FOW I.E * Co., ||..,-n, and foraalv wholesale ami r.*iall \,y Ultql llaitT A CHADIAN. I’KMIlKitTiiS A I'AKTI lt J. A. WltlTKHIDK k GO Oiluwihos, nn>l hy all Uie lirug t •a, for Isavn to *«H ih" if aa!<t <’.oulity, dweaia- Au;urt IT., VtfiO •I Pamuel bian.a, Ut« . DKA80N, Adtu'x. A DMIMSTRATOKK’ .«ALI Ua.I.r an order of » H ' ant ot in Jhiary «.f Hlowart county, lia , • ill I.e i'*h| on the first Tuesday in October next, be- i lAjRipktii, *ai<I couuly, We h * ju»t learned that ' Mai NOTH- . «a df reel mi. Try It—It I* pleaaaal lo take. .. i L.r column, auK‘JI-2w| AU.E.VS K"l TltHt\ I.IMMENi CURED IN FIFTEEN MINUTER. Da. A. W tiLxx. - Ifar Mr. Allow mo In behalf of your Foutlwrn Unimsnt to tender you my certifi cate. 1 have town attllcted for twenty year* wilh vi olent attacks of Cm.Ur, In which l have suSered hr- yond any power «>f languaxe to dearrll.e. j have con anlte'l many physician* hut their prescriptions have all failed to relieve me During one of those attacks when exercised with all the pain I could rmturr, / chanced to ace a l.ottleof your IJuBaent that l had used upon my ln.i.««— 1 took about a spoonful of it and in hfUm *•■*•</«* I was free from pain. 1 have taken It live times and It has uhuaytrelieved me tmnediauly, and now for months I have not had return of the eltoUs. I would ant take a luAdted llarnden's Kiprees,Columbus, (Ja. frt.M.lM* , wtf |f"*» advertisement of Dr. 8ANK>RD'8 Lit Eg pwly ty L« lort V b.g to thr i! HMi dirti j.-t of raid r August )7,1-''# into MONT lit a Ret i ... ‘"«ry of Museogee county, ,-tr! l.y tl.e name «■/ Ue»r- i -Ur M. Basrmort' and Jon-- ’W'l Addtaon A. Ramsey, Ray i n^Raujscy, minor chlldn i, .,f •U. tV. EBtYAUDB. Guardian. JAM IS & I!AKFit’s ISLANDS. | The altantlonof VFHEAT GllOtYKIlrt is {mrtleu* A largu supply of the above Guano for vale hy C. A. K LAMAR, Havannah, GUNBY k CO., Columbus. %guat 7. IftCO dwlm It. W. WILLIS. j7T. W 11.1.18 Willis & Willis, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Talbotlon, Talbot County, Georgia, Y17ILL clve prompt attention U> all liurlnesH en* II trusted to their care lu Talbot and the adjolu- countlea. Van h SO, '68-wtf FRESH TURNIP SEED’ OF ALL VARIETIES, Jl'BT HEUKItED BY URQUHART & CHAPMAN. July 24,1860 dwtf AT COST, FOR CASH! We have In store: Code*. Fugar, Fine Tear, I'anvar*".! Hams, Stunk ml Beef, Stunk"! ll .f Tongues, Starch, Bnda, Pirkled ll*-.-! r lU-ef T-.ugura, Yea at ‘ While Ftrh In hall I I'lekl"I H.ad. I»rt ep r 1'otash, Fegars. T-^baceo, enutt Hoinw UimkIs, Tuba, l‘i_’i’lnr, llsrktft*. Sit far llnxe*, Falls, Brooms, BrUhhea, L 'Bing I'tna, Belv*■*, S|».r>nr, Ignllt", 4c. I’reaervea, Canton Ginger, and a vaiiety of American Preserves and Jvlllea very rheap. A large lot of English and Aui. r an l'krklev. Aim. Fardiiiea, Urarkera, Danddlon (Vfl.f, Ralslna, Fig a, Date*, I'runes In tars, kr. A All of which. and n tinirrnua nth >r artlcler In ou Ine. we will sell at COttT FOR UAHII upon dell vert Call wion if you want giawls rhrap. Aug. II-d trgpl HOWELL k JOIINBON. IVc# lit I i B 1 'ii Im t •• « .it lli<-very ROOT of the dis^ < • IU Uiideney la not simply to suspeud the pol- tut ' remove (he enuan on which It de- I" "I- Foil dhecilon* in pamphlet form accompany • Cl The speedy and permanent relief af- ' * • It ...<ly, In all cases of (lutior- K'l .[-.I Glee I, lint vrl, Mtrlcturr, A thus (Whiter In Femaler,) and all dig- I S' lelillDc l eradicate* all I s from the *vst«M but taviut*- n vt* ~ the tnort delicate runatluitlon. Goo. W. Mullins, Attorney <vt Law, J. FOGLE & SON, DENTISTS: Ofltreon UANDOLI‘11 u«ar BROAD Coliimliua, Georgia. H. M. SAPP, ATTOUNKY AT I.AW, ' C0LUMBU8, GEORGIA, U r ILL practice In the Chattahoochee Circuit and the adjoining counties. OlHco "tt Randolph Btreet, a few door* west of the Poet Olth e. July '(iD-dwtf K<'iniou «V Rullocli, srtefVOUit.rFrhru.ry lKOo the Morning ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, Y u" ’ “ HAMILTON, OA. 1..... .I.tun ,, * i'. A. it., wrlvi at Ct.lu.bua W'i-t. '"•'"I 1 , 4 ltd I' M M Talbot, and all the . •unties In 'lie UhnUa- KwnW Tr.1,1 .Ill Ir.ve Colui.il,u. U ».!» 1>. M.. t™' 1 '" •"• ,l " *•!"•>“« C-unU*. «I Alu- active at Macon 9 ti& I*. M i L av. Macon at 11.60 I*. It, arrive at Colurubu* , of aU k '" J, F'unipUy a«ended to. I JL M I _ J "»r »l-'tawrlf Frb 'J.N 'Iwtf W. L. CLARK, Bup’t. j ^V^lntod DR. V. H. TALIAFERRO. A dlTOATION as HU OVKRKKKR by a man af U OFFICE wl'li Messrs. HOWARD k Allfe.lt• | ( *-’lyeara experience, as a farmer. Anyp.i**.* rtBpOROMIHE, at Graar'a k Co'a Corner, where * Uhl,, « *« vuiph.y a man for the i*r. .., , ,„„ 1I1K \W he may he f...in<l .luring th* «l»y, aud at Mtv J**v ''* 1 ' *" ,*!* ,l " *" b >' «• CR Km*- - Boarding II. u.c dutlng the night. *' k " " r Court Houae. June If, lfe4*J dwtf B. 1. GARDNER. . uatr j Columbus, August 1, IvCd »utf | and arrive at Mr* I XHAacn. lu Vali'BU the Kartau An.-*vu of all N.u .ixoua Tiara, being a I'Ltuaxirr and Dxucuioa Hrat’f. I'rh c per Bottle, or three Bottle* for g/1, VOTTKll k MEUWIN,Hole Proprietors. Hi. I.oiits, Mo. Bold In Colunihus, Ua., hy ALL THE DRUGGLSTfl. JNO. WRIGHT k CO., New Orleans. Wholesale Agent* f»r the 8«>uth. marl .lwly COOK’S HOTEL, irutsr a.ass iiutll.) Corner Broad and Crawford Street., COLUMBUS, QEOROIA. HATCH COOK, l'i"|ir letor. 10. BARNAUD 4 00. 4 .tllllUbtlM, t/t’OI’fela, WHOLES A LK AND It ETA IL Grooery and Provuion Market, liavi) on on hand and will e.instaully keep a wet) se lected stock, entbradtig all articles lu tltelr line, which aro offered to their frlcuda and the public at the I.OU EST M ARK 1ST FHICfiMt nr*COIIB AND BKF. CB Bi-tiiemher 29,1*67 w wtf Dissolution. IN ronacpieunce of the duath of Wit,LIAM DAN- I I EL, the firm ..f lllGIIItt, DANIEL k CO., waa d Irani red «ti the Mh of February, iSflO, 1 hr uti'lenlgned, at sun Ivina partner*, are ready to lett'e allciahtir against said lit m: aud lima* hi- m ni" UumcdUuly.aa Uic burine** mart be closed. the undmlgtird, to the name and *tyl* of Hughes & Hodges, will conllna* the Warvhoaio aad Comaiaaion Bu«in**», n all their brauebet. U/llce at the Lowxcl M are- l“»u*o. JVM. II. IIUUHba, W. C. HUDOKh. ’ Oeluwbus, Gx., February 18, lbtio WORK WANTED!" f AM prepared to contract for CARPI.nYFIUH. I WORK, either In town or country, lttlar*T*tt rHiall Jobs, on as good ter.... as any ■!. >p |i, ,k- |4a* ", and to iXceuU' It iu a v ll and nromllt 9 Jau U, !>Cd-dwly JuilN ff. ALLEN* ^ 1
