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Military PrrpanUluU.—ThuraJaywa*
a day oi cnusuierable animation amona the
members ol our volunteer compauiea, and
o’here, in consequence of a dispaich front
MilicUgeville noiityiug thorn to be ready to
take up ihe line ol march for Pensacola.—
The readiness and ardor evinced by nl|
wbdao circumstances would permit them to
lenvo on short notico, was highly credit.-*-
lie and gratifying. The work ol burnishing
anna and completing a military outfit was
commenced at once, anrfmany wero c^gcr
-iL' J° hcar l, ‘« aumtnons to atari • without de
,/* A \ * f “ a£ —UuL^C^LMmhus n's
Guards held in the oficrnooon7TwcTYt~“vn~--
fifteen n;w membrn were Nulmitted on np-
plication, and acventyai* reported thorn*
selves ready lor the service. Wo learned
% inific afternoon that the announcement
' w ~ > 'frum Miilodgevilie was either prcmai
misunderstood, but the reatlv>* , 'P on * e
which it elicited is an as»uranar‘‘ ,al * u ***
a call, it made, will bo recoil ,cro 111 l * ie
'proper spirit.
About noon,
Springs, called
arrived by tlioJ
into our city, en route
whither they havo been
the Governor oi Alabama,
a company ol recent organization,
landed by Cnpt. R. 11. Powell, otto ol
rb most spirited and popular citizens ol
Macon county, Al-., and are -a very fine*
looking b-;dv ol young men. It is sur
mised that their destination is Pensacola.
They left by iho train o( yesterday ultor*
ltoon lor Montgomery.
We leurned yesterday that about five
hundred troops Irom Middle Florida were
on tho point of leaving Chattahoochee lor
this city by steamer, and may be expected
hero to day or to morrow. They, too, are
on route for Montgomery and Pensacola,
ilitary companies will no doubt re-
them in u suitable manner.
tfpany from Union
“Southern Rifles,"
mid Girard Rail
road sod i
lor Mo
d |K-t>tivu tcFnTx
but not bountilul.
to usefulness that t
throbbing humun I
City Light GuardH.—Wo understand
that sixty one men on tho roll ot tho City
Light Guards (Capt. Colquitt) arc ready lor
tho service of tho State, and are drilling
once or twico a day. The^ ure young men,
ol patriotic impulso, and may bo rolled
upon in the day of trial. This company
was very prompt in tendering its services
to tho State, nod is anxious to bo among
the first in the field.
Phelps is right in his opinion that the
Southern people, it they really -menn to ho
independent, should encourago all branches
ot homo manufacture. He thinks that
fancy conicctiounry can no well bn put up
bore as at tho North, and is going extensive
ly into its manufacture. Lei dealers in all
the country round about note tllis fact,
sond lor one ol his priced catalogues, and
try his candy, &c. Sco his advertisement
on this subject.
The Yuuiir Men’ll CHrtttl^u AH.iiclq.
" UOiTT-^Yi i'll if I i* V
Mon’s Christian Association of Columbus,
nt thoir Rooms over tho store ol Redd &
Johnson oil the evening ol tho llth irst..
the lollowir g officers, c ircled lor tho pres
ent year, wt re torrnully int-iolled :
For President—N. S Leo. jr
Vlee Presidents—Tttoina-J. Nuckols, T
8. Spear, Robi. G. Weir, G. J. i eacoek.
Recording Seu’rv—Tr» zevant Harrison.
Treasurer—Dr. T. T. Fogle.
Corresponding Bec’rv.- J. 13. Oliver.
Librarian.—C C. Slmppetson.
Morb Conventions.—The Legivldure
of Missouri lias passed s hill culling a -Stale
Convention ; Ihe people, in voting fur del
egates, to vote also on Iho question of hav
ing ihe action of the Convention submitted
^ lo a popular vote. The L* gbloture of Ar
kansas has pitted a lull submitting to the
people the question ot calling a Convenin'!).
G?* The Convention bill passed by the
Legislature of Virgiuia provides that tho
people, in voting for tho election of deb
gates, shall ulso rule upon tho question of
f ** w, VBb6jTning tho action of tho Convention to
a popular vote. ^ ^
Decline ih Mules.—The Paris (Va.)
Flag « f Ihe 9ib eaja : “A largo lot of mulct
sold at the auction sales on Monday h r
$100 per bead that coal $132 some time
since. Tho cost of feeding makes the lass
per head about $50.
Advice from Rakey.—In saddling a horse
I proceed thus: 1 first show him the saddle.
II you pull him nboul or blind his ejrs he
a thinks eomething i- wrong, and ol curse
resists. L>ut accustom him to the cuddle
by placing it on and nil several times, ai d
all is right. In mounting, too, gentlemen
go wrong, as they oo about everything —
lliiucliterj—about a horse. They bear
tbur weight on the loot in the stirrup and
try to climb up, so that the horse is like a
fly on a pane ol gLss—his weight on one
aide. Mr. lUrcy then proceeded to illus
trate ins method ol mounting—standing
t oae to the horse bearing his weight upon
ths horse's shoulder. Now, a horee has
f riat power in pithing his head down, but
it tie when it is pulled a-un*>-side. This
Shows vou howto stop n horse when fie
by bis hoot a rape. Out U you turn him
cund and round (illustrating) he is power-
e m.
II a horse jilia with you in tho street,
and refugee to go on, don’t attempt to spur
him ; turn him round and round. Hr
w ould rather go on tiisn keep turning any
time. You remember the mule who used
to go tnrough a brook to lighten hia bind 1
ol sv't, whicn dissolved inl'Uo water. Hit ■
master cured htm by loading lu.ti with '
sai.d, which tho wsieri made heavier, i
No beating could have actum; lishtd such
a rclorma'ton. Mr. ftardy then took a
drum, ahowed it to the hors#, explaining
that horses only (eared what they did not
understand, as boys feared fabe-taces in the
dark, unit as they knew them to be paste
board ; and then, rattling the drum over the
Bet votia-puller, concluded this purl ol his
lecture amid hearty applause.
fRarest Lecture.
Had Hiti i hike—The Charivari lately
gave an account of t>n aspiring gentleman,
who had written a five-act play,and proposed
to a celebrated dramatist to divide with btm
the boners of the autbor.bip—a very com
mon practice in Paris, which explains the
seeming fecundity ot insny French writers
in repute. Ths dramatist, otherwise en
gaged, declined the oiler log the iollowing
terms t
•»I cannot accept your proposition, Sir.
It it written in Scripture—‘thou shall not
yoae the ox with the ass.' "
Hereupou the would-be collabaratcr left,
in a rage; and, the next murning, the
dramatist received a challenge, commencing
thus;
•‘Sir : You insinuated yesterday that I
am an ox," Ac.
Gov. Pickens' cabinet in brief—
8ecratary of State... .A. G- Magrath.
Secretary ot War D. F. Jamison.
Secretary ol Treasury.X). G. Mctnminger.
betretary of Interior. • A. G- Gatlington.
foslmaater GfuaraL--W.il. Uarlee.
'tho aauio relation
statue ha.- to a
beautiful,
dofcCriBtivfl, ..alfurinu and lilehss. It suu- how, ondwa*.
gffZtlufffreiii nvhiitrv '•+* •«>«(««», bur vtrr , tdjri" DVt wo
powerless. It renewed grout motives, but
was motionless. Ho wool round a great
many things, but in a radirai,-scnto, could
not he said to haw touched any uno thing
tho centre*
Senntor Seward did llot brltevo the Union
could he diaouivcd, as the United Suites
i/overnment could not be leas sovereign
than tiiut ot tho fntiiiidual Biases ; nor did
fie sen tho worth ol the Union it saved by
the sword. D.asolution would distinguish
ways—it would provincialize
Mount Vernon and a vo the Capitol to dust
and desolation, while yet tho dome was
using, which was to be crowned with Lib
erty. II disunion took place, ho doubted
it the grand drama, ot wnich wo wero the
characters, coulu be reconstructed, It
might be that Us sublimity could not be
continued. Alter Washington and tho
iiill-xiblo Adams, Henry and 'lie peerless
Hamilton, Jefferson and the majestic Clay,
Webster amt tlie ucute Calhoun, Jackson,
tiie tinniest Tuylor and Scott, who rises in
ure&tiices under the burden of years, and
Franklin and Fulton, and Whitney and
, have all performed their parts, let
tint cu lain lull. Thu eloquent Senator
reviewing our diplomatic relations with nil
the I’-nding powers ol the earth, asked if the
contcdoruuica which mu to spring up on
core prepared to enter on these
ro'Hiinns with thu world.
Tho cagt-u ol the present disturbance was
not thut iho C onsiitumm hud lost its spirit;
it is the chosen model oi the ctmiedcr
lit to be ; it wan not tho election ol AUra-
t Lincoln, becauso tltn'JwoB unimpeacha
ble; and, personally, Mr. Lincoln wns a man
unblemished virtue amt umiubiifly. Tho
cause was, he said, the dieuuioninia did not
accept as conclusive thu arguments which
wem urged in behalf ot Mr. Lincoln. Hu
would usk, tl the arguments oi the disun-
imiisia against lum wero any inoro salis-
lactoty to hia supporters. Ho deplored the
rashness which :n this state ol afftirs would
rob our children ot so precious a heritage
us that which we ourselves received. Ho
was lor prucu uiwuve, secession, disunion,
civ.I war, never. He declarod Republican
ism subordinate to Union, as everything
under Heaven should bo ; and, so far as he
was concerned, Republicanism should dis
appear before any resort was made to civil
war. It otiiers would invoko revolution to
overthrow thts^government, he would not
wil ully allow hinntell to he misunderstood.
Alter an oxicnsivo prelude ol generali
ties, the Senator iivViwrtP-W4«w«*dL_ia |»vor
of: 1. Tho repeal ol, all personal liberty
bill* the constitution, 2. Aa
slavery in the .States ought to bQ left to ih*
Suites, he is willing to amend i|m Consutn-
ti m so that Congress con never abolish
slavery in the Stutes. 3. While* believing
iimt Congress lias unquestionable authority
to legislate upon slavery in the Territories,
vet the exercise ol that power is to bo
do'ermmed on practical grounds. 4. llcfwus
willing to accept Hie propositions inlroduu-
by Senator Rice, ol Minm^ota, mak*
dittcover n ted Palmetto flag at
Morns Island, appmontty but luilu
inuu a mite Irom Fort Sumter.
“Lit possible tnat those fellows have got
a batto y off here I’* asUemte.
••No," aitpwcis another; “there
battery there." , . . ,
But mere is. It is now 71 o clock, ami
u are uoout two miles from Funs Sumter
COl.UMUUA, <
‘(.elpts Saturday nmounted to about
300 bales; sales prol.at.ly j'lOat prices ranghig hoia
0 to IOJh cents.
Kecdpta cf last ri d. ulintt} bales, mIcS
about *J,6-tl» bales, hi prkvi* mainly tuctiulcil In Ibe
tng two.States of the existing Territories—
utli and the other north ot 35 deg.
30 min. 5. He was willing to mako laws
tp arrest John Brown raids ; and 6, was in
lavor ul two Fuctlic railroads, ono ol which
shall connect the ports ar jund tho mouths
of the Missivtippi, and the other the towna
on the Mt-souri and the Lakes, with the
harbors on our western coasts.
When cccentiic movements of disunion
bad come to an end—when peace and hor-
many bhall have returned, and equananiinity
reigned i i the public mind, then, and not
till then, would ho advia: consultation an
to what amendments were necessury to tho
na'iomtl organic law.
He had confided in the wisdom and vir
tue of the An criean people, and did not
believe the hour find come for the ruin of
ibis great n.v.icn.
Few will s-ny that there was not consola
tion in the teutatka oi the.Senator (rout Naw
York ; but wo ned nto»e than consolation.
Consolation ta lor tho weak and the wretch
ed. Wo need what the strong always
nerd—good edvieo. That, to say the very
most, .Senator Seward only suggested in u
very timid und gingerly way. lie did not
give it. 1 Jo ne.tiicr came up to the require
ruem of party or patriotism. He did not
ph ase tho views ol his own section. He
did not please the views of national men
lie hud courage sufficient not to he meanly
sectional, but not sufficient to bo broadly
national
During tho delivery of this rernarkablo
production, the Republican leaders presen
ted a mranao array ol physiognomies.
Senator Jlala sat unratily, tceui ng as
though lie argued hunicll into a eonditioi. 1
not io expict anything, and yet was con
stantly rebelling ugaiusi it, und inquiring
ol hnmtclf v. hat was the use ol ull this talk-
.Senator Summer car»-Md his head with
an impleuS'int air oi dLratieluctinu. Sena
tor Foot, ot Vermont, stmiod h placid emilo,
aa is his wont. Senator Wilson—mudo
ol mop* partis'll! stuff—bit li:s lip to dis
guise his discontent. Senator Wudo sat
s iff, with rugged cariuslnrs*, and, with
linger* intertwisted, twirled his thumbs ;
w h:lo S> nator King preserved that rquanan
imity which lie rarely permits fob- ruflled.
Ha sat up straight, ilia hands in hia pock
ets, Ins head embedded on rho top ot his
paunchy protuberance, looking like Falstufl
ut tiio Boar's Head waning for Butdolph
and the mug ot soc k, "with u toast in it.
On ’he other side ul the chamber that
attention was paid the Senator to which
ins position entitled lum. The speech
v.us the subji ct of univerr'ak.cornmout. not
alone in this city, but in New York, Bos
loti, Philadelphia, (us it w«s in type thero
and publisiicd in wbolo or part alter the
telegraph announced its delivery ) during
riuturiuv night, yesterday, and this m<*r-
i iog. Coining down Irom the Senate, Hun
ter, Toombs, Benjamin, und Slidell, stop
ped in to the teb graph nnd transmitted
views ol it to their lieutenants in the
dts'urbed districts.
shot Irom Morris isiuml. It ptui.f-.-
the water ami ships along, but tell siiott ol
steamer. Tito lino was forward ol our
ot course, an invitation to
ifo not reudy to accept the
proferred liospttaiity, and thn Cupiutii |iays
no attention to it, except to run iip titu slurs
und stripes to thu ntastheud — tho garrison
flag mentioned before. A moment oi anx
ious suspense, and bang! goes a heavy can-
Irom the some inusked buttejy. The
shot (ails short c( ns a hundred yards or
more and hounds clean over our vustu-1 all,
nearly on a lino with tho head of u sailor,
but luckily a little above il.
go, and—wlnjLx! again geos the
smaller gun first fired, and another i tctiocijet
snot ekips ulong tho water and lulls bitort
ol ur.
Booh!' 1 cxclaintB tho Captain, “you
must give us bigger guns than thut, boys,
or you cannot hurl us. '
go, without heeding the compli
ments ol our Charleston triondn. Another
moment and bang ! again gms 'lie heuvy,
gun. The hull now strikes our ship in tho
tore chains, about two feet above the water.
A seaman was holding The lead to take the
soundings, uml tho bull e-truck directly un
der bis teet. It is not surpiiuing that, un-
doi the circumstances, Jack was strongly
inclined to take to his heels, nnd he begins
to scramble upvwith might utid main, when
the captain assures him that there iu no
danger,uno bull having struck so near him;
on the principle, I suppose, that light
ning never strikes twico in tho sumo place-.
Jack, reassured, patiently takes It id place
and drops the lend nguin.
Tho ball, furlunutcly, was too far spent to
go through the fide ol our vctail, although
it left an honorable tcur.
Tho batters continues to play upuu us,
and a hugo bail coin** clean over ns near
tho wheel-house. Wo aru not yet within
range of tho guns ol Fort Moultrie, and
yonder is a cuttor in low of a Bienmho:
preparing to open fire upon •
dally for lo*<-r grtnlen.
MOltll.l', January 1 s
O.rOO bales; Mhhtihw* tuj%»
11,Pitt bull-.*, receipt - U
hero tUl.lt’b. i:>| "•t» »f wo
buK-n. PrelgtiU •
ling Kaclianico lua
*T u ’.i per vent. ilUrount.
— auav OiU.KANa, Jun 1 k
ittury, Pri -hHitf .
ii Mnrxhall, for I
jitli' inlalrution •<
WIMItr.IM.Y,
T\ III t i
ft it:, r. w vii. i:t>,
-Pales of Cotton t
. _ . . A niainent
longer and \vu shall bo iu range ol tiusu
threo batteniea. Tito gunners of Moms
Island ore growing confident; if they get
the right range they will send u ultot
through out side, scattering death und
deairuciion. Mouluic, directly iu front,
will bring her heavy gun a to bear nnd will
drive their deadly mimic* into our how,
wltilo the cutter will open on our right.
Why doe* not Major Audemm open lire
upon thut battery uiiisavo us t We look
in vain for help; tho Arnericm flag flicu
from Fort Sumter nnd the American flag
at our bow nnd stern is fired upon ; yet
there is not the Mighmst recognition of our
prcienco from the fori to which wo lo il;
lor protection. The unexpected battery on
Morris Island has cut offull hope ol osenpe
by running.Uto.vousel around near Huniu-r
nnd Tailing to tlie boats. Is it poseiblu thni
Fort fchimukt hu» hv«n lakuu by tho Hot'll.
CurolwiinnH ! II it bus not, wiiv doen not
Major Anderson show that ho will protect
us. or at least recognize us in some way {
To go within rango ol the guns of Fort
Moultrie is tooxposu vessel, men und stores
to utmost instant destruction, or to capture
by Ihe enemy.
“Hrlm out of port !" shouts tho Cap
tain, and the Btnr oi the West is tumid
nbnut without any great loss ol time, us
you may well'imagine. Wo turn without
accident nnd steam away, with the stum
and stripes still floating, und the buttery
still playing upon us by way of u parting
salute.
As we steam away the steamer near
Moultrie, having the hostile cutter in tow,
s'esmsaway into Swash Channel, c idem-
ty with tho intention ol cutting of] our re
treat ; but the soon abandons the chine
.nnd we sail out, without u man killed or
'wounded, with our stores unharmed, and
proceed unmolested, probably on our ho'*’M-
ward journey.
Thu military men on board highly com
plimented the South Cnroliuiiiiis on thuir
shooting iu this first attempt. Tlioy say
it wan well done; that oil which was nee
ded was a littlo better range, which they
p-obably could have obtained in a few
minutes. Their line was perfect ; nnd the
opinion is expressod thru some oint had
charge of tho guns who understood Ins
business.
Two guns wer employed ; the emnllcr,
it is believed, a twelve pounder, ami the
larger a thirty-two pounder. Tills how-
ever, iu only conjecture. Whatever «heir
size, they were well manned. They wero
fired rapidly nnd w ith a will.
It is believed that it the South Caroli-
nisiis had not mode n uiistnko wo should
havo partaken ol thoir hospitality, what
ever it may ho, aa prisoners. Il the battery
on Morris Inland had waited ten minutes
longer before firing wo should have been
completely at their mcrcy> it was only
necessary for them to watt until wo wcio
within range of (lie gunu of Fort Moultrie,
and et-cape would have been impossi
ble. So thut, had it not -been for this new
and unexpected battery on Morris Inland,
and its premature firing, we should inevi
tably have Ih lien into tho hands of thu ene
my, it wo had escaped shooting and drown**
tog.
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t’Ules, nt prices ranging: from SUj to 12c. Tl.u nmrktl
Is generally unchanged.
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limns \\ lb 1J* /|«a 15
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Drugs and Medicines!
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Spalding’s Glue!
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ho !l./t C •' •'•r In s,.i
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n•' l*torb, Jvt•nnd I'carls, Turquoise nnd
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! IVi.dlM, Fine Gold I’ena or the
and fllvcr Th.inblm, La.llca' Odd
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, Naj»kln IJingM, (Tups,
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iitilvc;., Jrlly Knh-CJ,
T.A GLASSES!
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Guns and Pistols!
nirjn*’* I'l.loD, C'olv’a PImIoIm, Adam’s J'lstola,
mV Pi-tols.
rcchu, liiiivcj of tho Best M:ike:s.
Kut.scli’s Pino Table Cutlery
Vi .1 t.-und on h ind, put up iu Hosenoud Cuavs,
Canes-Gold.& Silvoi* Read.!
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ii'ol dn mu Pitchers.; Candle Hticka.
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Bosom Buttons.
„ * T | n *\| 0, *l t - , °rnele«»u t Jet, Onyx, Carbuncle,
Sleeve Buttons.
. P‘*m! and Caibnn.-I.*, .let and Onyx, Mulkltu and
C >iat, J;.Mpi-r and Cmiielenn.
C -C - *’ AH gnoils will he bhown w ilti plciihure.”k.R
A. H. DcWITT.
oad gireet, Cola
jvJMG VV
& WINTER GOODS
CODY, FLEMING & SWIFT’S,
l’J NltWit OOOK’U HOTEL,)
COf UM flUH, OKOUdlA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vr. gj aid o.
epli.-ille .rill !•.•'
. n.-.H, hi.di.ftiv a while
r own; IIium iI*,j word
Umh, Misnlfylnfj“for
I'pn'arJred In counec-
not Ueau.rhe itin-dy.
iiinii* gu-.eiitl uay.antl
.or.* tom won m. P.io<-tro.
• di.itinetlon nn tor.dgn
'ardly
Ill ’ad 'ii ’nrilldo Vadnclie thinbaftemenn, han d
Stepped Info Iho fntpolhecurlox ban t mjb hi to t|,
mail Cnn you h*-*-.* mc.fnu buduchet" ‘-Dies
l harlm iir;. fa* r c * ll. vnadm/l.mth Id
.nc-l opm. that an*urn at. pY.llr M.l. hand
* quick that 1'ardiy realized
nllo )ljrn by vhirh nature
‘ ireriicis the nat-
d In ILU ii^ht it
I ’« 1 *nit nn ’.-.uJirli
ilr.iu.uiiK I- the
n.ahe' know ii an> d.-\ Jal
, among w ti'cji nri* A| j- •;»’»:
GROCRERIES & PROVISIONS
tent ion of purchasers of (JRO
J>'in2c» t b'*Ir large and vailed auorl meat to which
coun.aui additinnn will be made from tlmatotfina,
•h tho trade require*. A* we have determined lo
adhere nn clnm ly an ponnible to tb» Cash system
and i il at very close profits, Cash pnr*
clianer* wilt find it to iheir lutertsitu ooaaa and
see ii* noloro supplying thtraaelvefl. ” •.,
Wo have In store and In tran>lb-~
lA hhds. New Orleun* Hugar;
bn bbln Clarified A It C. Hugar;
5-0 itbln. Crn*ljod nod Powdered Sugar:
45 bags HioCofTte;
l-» t-ign old good Java CofTee j
1’> bag* hnguyia and Coata Hlea OclTee;
- ' bid*. New Orleana andaud Hugnr bou**Syrup;
10 bbln prime white t taf f^ird;
SO keza prime white Lear Laul;
ylo bni«ii extra hwivy Uunpy Hogging t
flifl coilh extra Machine Hope;
•10 coil* ilandapun Hope;
Too racks IJvurprol Bait,
loo bvxen Candiia— Adamantine, Star and Sperm,';
To boxes Pearl Htnrch in 1 lb paper;
JO jara Mncraboy Snutt to 4 gallon* ;
2*ni r.ami. Wrapping Paper;
Si, boxes Nn. l Pale and Family Soap;
ao l*oxes Toilet Soap;
75 whole, half nnd quarter bbl*. Mackerel—all
li under**,
50 half bid*. White Flah and Shad;
ISO 1k)xoh Tobacco—all price*, style* and qualities;
oo.uuo Segar*. all price*, from the lowest price Oer-
uian to thu rnont delightful Havana,
fit) boxe* Aborted and Mixed Candy;
I'hlcli l'cj’uelu-1
I’m tiilnxhi.- il.:,
firid.. I — ...
day a Oo.it il ait her.
I’D hugs Shot-L n |i r | z< . a ;
75 bbl*. Hectif.ed WbUkej ;
2') tdd«. uld Monongabela and Rys Whiskey;
VO hail IJjIn. Monungatiela aud Hvs Whiskey;
fm l,U* d< uitbiicUio, Itutn and lirandy ; beddM
Foreign Wiu,•» and Ihnndie*, ol all kind*:
iD riniui imported OomI*. by the original package, ■
c .at. Hire, point, e*. Grind-tone*;
i'-'eki-r* Preserve*. Cheese, llutter:
. ‘lVaanl all kind*:
n Fruit* and Nut* of all kind*;
L-.mou Hyiup. Porter, Alo;
* g.-hiiapp*, ilrandy and Wine*, and all ar-
u-.'iy found In a lirst claB* Grocery and Pro-
RAGLAND & BIRCH,
No. lZAHruad aireet.
Ii Ighttul dMoin.-j
Tho way to keep well, lake Me
, Cu.i iuu rro
Hue advertisement In another column, ja
COMMON gKNfcK rule* tho mass of l
whatever tho misnamed and luUauthrop
pliers may nay to tlic conlrury, Show Ih'
thing ; let It* merit* ho cleurly dcnmnslralud,
ir.-2*v
people,
By Royal <
1‘ntcnf.
A Pretty Little Allegory.—When
Noah planted the first vinn and retired
Satan opptoacbrd and said,“I will nourish
you, charming plant." Ho quickly brought
three animals—a sheep, a lion, and a hog,
and killed them one after another near the
vine. Tho Virtue of the blood ol these an
imals penetrated it and ia still manifested
in it* growth. When a man drir.ks ono
goblet he is then agreeable, gcnllo and
friendly. That is ths nature of the lamb.
When ho drinks two h* is lik# a lion, and
•ays, “who ia like me 1" and talks of stu
pendous things. When he drinks more,
hi* »en*e* forcaako him, and at Isngth be
Wallow* in the' mud. Need it bo said he
rosemblea a hog 1
I"3T A man that has a soul worth t six
pence, must have cuemiei. It is utterly
impossible for the best man to please the
whole world, and the sooner this is under
stood, and a position taken in v|ew of this
fact, the belter. Do right though you hav*
enemies. You connot escape them by do
ing w.nng, and it ia iitilo gain to barter
away your honor and mauhood and divest
yourself of moral courage to gain what 1
Nothing. Better abide by the truth—frown
down a’l opposition, and rejoice in the feel
ing which must inspire a free and inde
eudent wau-
Prepared from a preicription uf Mr J. Chile, M.l)
rhytician Kxtrordinary to the Quern.
This invaluable medicine it unfailing in therur
of all those palnfulaaddaugeroukdiKoixc* towhU h
the female constitution is subject. It moderate* all
•areas tad remove* all obstruction*,from whatev
er cause, and a *pe«*dy euro may bo relied on.
TO JtlAHH1KD LADIES
It I* peculiarly suited. It wtll,tnn*horttlmo,brlnp '
Iu tbe monthly period with regularity.
Each tattle, price One Dollar, bear* the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit
CAUTION. ’
There PiUt thnuld not be taken by femalee during
We Jlrtl Three months,pregnancy, at they art sure
to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they
re safe.
In all case* of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain In ths Rack and Limbs, Fatigue on blight exer
tlon, Palpitation ot the Heart, Hysterics and White*
these Pills will effect acurswhrn all other means
have fatted; and although a powerful remedy, do
not contain Iron, calomel, antlmouy, or any thin^
hurtful todhe constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age,-which should be carefully preserved.
Sole A gent for the United states aud Canada,
JOB MOSES, Uochester.N.Y
N. B.—$1 and 8 postage stampk endobe to any au
thnrized Agent, will Insure * tattle couUlulug 50
pills,by return mall,
bold in Oolutnbus by
PEMBERTON & CARTER,
J. A. WHITESIDE k CO^
and ACEE A IVERSON,
and by all respectable Druggists.
JOHN WRIGHT ft CO., New Orleans, wholesale
agents for the South. Mar S-dw ly
rJIal
I till!
judgment of a pbynidan, concerning the virtue* of
ItOSTETf Elt'rt tun hits, a* may he seen try the
immense quantities ot this medicine which aru an
nually iohl In every tcction of the land. It i.« now
recognized a* greatly nupertor to alloth* r remedies
yet devised for dlaen-cnof the olgcbtlveo|-g-n«,«uub
a* diarrho a, d>scnlt-r.v, dyspcpsln, and for tho va-
rinu* fevc-ie dial arise from derangement of flume
portloiifl nt tiicaystem. Ilo.oettot’n name U rapidly
becoming n household word, from Maine to Tex a*,
Fold iu Columbus by 1'hMllhltTON k CAHTHt,
and It. A. WAHK & PON,
For rnlc by druggbt* and dealer* gcn«-ri,ily every
where. jan'JJ-dwlw
Tiy. OXYGENATED BITTERS.
A Qirnv.--Why nill you sufTor ? Dy»|" ]<*la Isa
brief but comprehensive term lor thu nt.im-rou-t di.-
> ax-t -xhlcli affect Ihe »lonia'-h,Un r, and in fact l! •:
who OWE • f lu O.me furu-.inl and PAY IKS PART
ii not able t'V.iay all.
J, KYLE & CO,
Colmnl.uf^fj.t., Dec. 2U, |:*U0 .bit w |(
NEW STQRESMVEW GOODS.
H AVING r-.ntly im». .1 to my New ytnrw, eor-
ner of (Igltthorpu and I flair btr.-.-u, | am
prepared to offer to lily customer-; and ihe piddle
generally a large uml well Meleclud *toek of
Groccricu & Domostio Drv Goody,
Clothing, Bools, siiocs. Il.-di, Class,
f i-ockfry mill Wtllovv-u n it j
io I bo-icta FI Am , Doubl- |*\tra
bn barrels lri*b Puia oes:
It) barrel i Old-) .s;
Mt Mid*. Hacf.ii^ld. a ■'
20 box-a l'hee*i-;
It) keg* Kre*h (Ipshell I’.ullcr:
2'H) hoxtf* lohaefo, various lira
10 barrel.* Pickled llecf;
V" Um l- Mark, i. I, I, ami
tuOsnek* bin and Java (’.dfee ;
I Dr. <
.dt-ne.
Strayed or Sloleii.
17ROM my Stage Stables at Silver Han,
r en the Mobile ft Girard Kaltrosd. on
2d of December, 1**60, one gray UOIlbE,
10 or 12 years old, Interfere, badly on
front anklfc and ts lame from spavin In the right
hind its *, tbe other a tmiU bay, t or 6 years old; no
marks recollected, he will not work with breeching
or crupper. Any one delivering them to we at SUrt-r
Ron, Ala., or al my stables In this diy, will be libe
rally rewarded, or to Mr. Wm. Ambrose, In Pal* m,
au. Any Information concerning them will be
thaokfelly received. T. C. PRIDGEN.
Columbus,Qa., JaR.22, lbCI w3t
lie Oxygenated Hitler*
fault and hud exhausted Its. If in a fruitless efforts
to cure till* dUcnsc, The Dyspeptic need suffer no
longer with a disease that is always painful, and fre
quently a fatal affliction.
Tlili unique and peculi ir compound will as cer
tainly euro thu dlm-ast- as tho disease exist*. Had
it not till* power, such testimony us follows would
not be given in it* favor :
DYSPEPTICS, READ!
AfellCKLOT, N. II., Oct. ff, ’o'J--.M»-r>rs. 8. W. Fowle
ft Co—Gen’*—Nino years ago 1 was *o much re
duce*! iu alreugil) a* to bo unable to att* i.d to the
common duties of my household*!, and * tide red from
a cotuullcNtion of diseases thtu truly rendered life
a burdeu. 1 resortud to various physicians of n»-
knowlcdeo*| skill, but without relief, and my case
was considered beyond the posMtilllty of cure; but
at this Juncture I in ask- use of tho Oxygenated Hit
ter*, and so rapidly did I mend that the effect *»*
wonderful. My phy-oh-lau's distrust of list- medicine
gave place to iho utmost coutldcnco in it. After
u lapse of year*, I now remain in the enjoyment of
good health, and havo ever found thu Hitters n nev
er-falling antidote tor the various symptom* which
arise from constitutional derangement*. 1 have
recommended then) lo several of my friend*, with
uniform and satisfactory results.
CATHERINE RAYMOND.
lately a resident olMUtli, N. Y.
BxTU, N. Y., Deo. 23, *W—Mes-r*. Rcth W. Fowls
ft Co., Ilniton—One y
ygeuated Bitter*. I havo cntln-sjon
as n sure remedy for that dUagrveable
Yours, with much rwtii
l'anlnr XI Oliuroil, I.SVI VIICV* >»«■ « «
UROUIUIIT ft CHAPMAN,
’ Dress Goods!
Rich Vilvo.t Cloaks, Cloth Cloaks,
t -muii’it^ in p,rcat \urlvtyl
CAS9IKJSUIH, JIY. J'EAXU, fto.
DOMhST/C (JC-ODS )N GKE\T VA1UETY
PLANTATION GOODS.
Kt’lM ys, I.in.-jpyM,
UMiiilmr^H, Klarmels,
UiiinkotH, Wool Hals,
Nivrro Slioths, S:c. kc.
A LSG.
Fine Hats & Caps, Soft Hats
A Cool) STUCK.
Bools and Shoes—A Large Stork !
Children*), nnd MIbhok’ Finn Flux-*,
Sill UTS, HOLLA ItS & CRAVATS,
MI.KIM) rllll.T,? nnd VI NTH, for Gtiitkliau
and laidkii.
• Abo, a largo e’oek of
GROCERIES, DAGGING AND ROPE.
Sugar. tV.ffiv. .“alt. T*>bi*vo Snuff, Cigar*,
H'i'ir. III -. itU’-mi. t.ird. Fi.sn Caudloa,
Pieiilv!*, Exlrartfl, PiC'Htfrve*, Ac.
ALSU,
HAJLS, CASTINGS, Il AUD WARE, CROCK
ERY, GLASSWARE, SADDLES, 5tc.
^ Our :.tr.U; i- l irg.'r and i-nihrare* a gr.-at.T variety
11 •' .-"t*r«‘l.i!l ti-.m u*. and w,'. guarani*** that ^
i'fiL.a shall bo at tho Lowost m .rliot ratoa
CODY, FLSMIHS & SWIFT.
f:.:ism ^ j.iy
NOTICE!
\ ^ * I! mo ph:i«* d to inform our friend* and the
* » public generally that we hnvo removed to our
NO. 22 BROAD STREET. OPPOSITE
’Lire ION jL2^3NTI2:.
I Hi.du."li ping by i-lo.c nppiluutloii to buai
I in 1 ’) to itc.ivva liberal rhari: of patronage,
MIMS & PERRY.
Great Reduction in Prices! ■--*»■'’'» ■»»«*“■
F U U nTt U li Fj I CHAFFIN & JOHNSON
ASB WO OBEX (US I ! ““,
By Troy Manufacturing Oo, N EW BOO KS!
^ 1st r>
N2W STATIONERY!
0 -i i •*’* i», (It .<>•!■ - * i^il') da tf
mo:Hamilton Female College,
Pine TubsemjM Wtipermst;, II A .111 k'lOIW, CIA.
t 1U t : spring
mako a liberal dlBcnunt to *!*-a!er-*.
all :t* we aru deti-nnined to ;o-lt.
JEPFKUbO.N ft HAMILTON.
15, ISflt dv»«f
N. B.---MILITARY MEM
j vYl Ul’:v TACTICS,
UAHDIh’3 TACTICS,
M* COMB’S TAOTICt?,
CAVALRY TACTICS,
BAYONET EXERCISE, Ac. Ac.
J. W. PEASE'S
«lcc!2-t1wtf Hook*lore.
REDUCED PRJCES FOR CASH
J^EPIRING
r u til, :
••nl. Hominy, F*ula*-r
‘to-, to get
pt In n V
•j r*-*|»i-tnjllv Invited to rail nr
'Inc my iloch bidoro pun-harirg t-bewlu-te.
JOHN LIGON.
Ilblrs, Tall**
ticks usuaJlj
Tin- public
ohrr 51. 1S60
NEW ”
CLOTHING STORE!
'■pilE nithrerltar ha* now In store, and Is eon-
1 xt.inily raivivlng from Now York, a large and
woli Rideeted *im-k of
GENT’S AND BOYS’
READY MADE CLOTHING!
Embracing ull tho latest styles of
Bisincss, Plain and Fancy
DRESS SUITS!
HoIIixlK, biSALsKItf,
CLOTH AND BEAVEB
IP V E R CO ATS!
Ahto a full ami e tupleto HHsortinent of
GENTLLMEN»8
FUaMSHIN..i GOODS,
Comprising Liut-u Bosom .'hirt* of the test materia
and m.ika. and warrutted to give Mtlsfactlon. Vie
rltit*. cashmere and Silk Undershirt*; dilk Ties and
, tiu.rpender*, Ao. fte. Also, i
TRUNKS,
G’nrpet Bajs, Umbrellas, Walking
(Janes, &o. &e.
Al.•*n. n full and rnmplute assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
>• r Uhuiit-iUHit’a Wear, aud a large assortmeut of
l.i ll -.’Sit**.**. Root* and (Ltittrs ot .he very beat
ma’rr.al and wet kntanablp, aud every variety of
Chlldreti’H t hoo* and Boot*.
Also, a full and well assorted stock of
MKN’S AND BOYS’
HHATS and CAPS,®.
Ol- 1 TUB VEJBY LATEST STYLES I
> iiy. 1 hav*» ni'w UdikIh, and go**d Good*, aud am
didt-rmin^.l to udl thmi. M\ store 1*
UNDER COOK’S HOTEL.
Itroul Street, wlmru I will i«ke gt*-at plnliur* in
wailing upon ail whoum tavornte with a call.
F. M. BROvtKS.
_rnlunil,u. (Ih.. ivi a, I d.llm
YOU CAN’T FIND
A.V AI1TICI.B THAT SUITS AS WKLL AS
UEIMSTjtEET’S INIMITABLE
HAIR RESTOfiATfYE.
Apoihvcarb-s and Contuimeii* All testify that It lathe
u^.y i.cliabiu AiDctuior tLu halo und Groy
Read the testimony from Kentucky:
Pwurtii, Ky.,Jufi 27,’(JO—Mr. IV. A Ukll— Dear
Mr:-1 have used lleiuudreet’* Inimitable llair Re-
rt.native, and um * .iLfied, from an experience In
urutluD* f«*r the like purpose, that it i*
rundillou i-l H:j bruin j
lh » Pick Um
GUNBY & CO.
r size—from tiio best maker* Iu this c
a fresh lot of
WHEAT FLOl’ll-and
X
1 HTKW
1 I tioiial *u. .
“CREAM Ol ri!K WEST. ’and Star of the
xxxx
! ring <
i 10-dwl f
A US, Coffee, I.ar.1, choice Warn*, Polatecj,
*fler thu lit'sl of •IrtUliM »•>•
next, <*!.«r e r mucI; of UROCERllk, und PRO- |
VISIONS '' r.« uced prlc *furOA°lI.
To Tl)»s*-Iwtpbtrd To t ! s l ,
We hog to s$y we ure much in w-»nt *>f m „ m . y , . 40 mu*.iu.
Now Bacou.
appeal to them
r*l at tli^aviiral meinciit poskilde,
tnr*n»y ti4«,wX»n, aaftpote* for balarn t
Guiue f*»l-
! pay v»hat
.e us thejtroubjb is well a* expt-u»e of riding
or them. L t E - 11AU.NAKD ft co.
Jccuubwr jl7^ 1 'CO I dw-’m
EDWARD"W.’ POU,
Blown 3alt.
SACKS, for sols by
On Consignmont.
O'# CURE ^s5r
Nervousl-Seadache
CURE
t). Ky., July 27, 'CO—Messrs \V. E. IIaoxh
i-nia—Above pleaxe find statement of Mr.
. Italy, merchant, of our cit*, In regard to
efore the public claming to be Hair Ke-
uvett, uml must be conaldered conclusive a* to
n rltx ot the Inimitable I am out of the large
Forward by Railroad double the quantity we
hud before. Very truly your*, W A. HbLL.
IT WILL RE8T0LE IHE NATURAL t OLOR
>f the HAIR, where nge or xlcknc-u ha* turned
It grey, and and will render It soft and glowy
“ANYBODY”
Who may try it. will find that it does not color the
n, but l*y stimulating tbe natural secretion* at
• roots, give* new die und strength to the hair, and
thus '• ’ •'* ' * .. .
Louis, Mo., June 1, 'CO
e-srs. W. K. IIaoan ft Co —I hereby certify that
• •air having heconie gray ami my head partially
!. I l.ouchl Irom Henry Reynolds, Druggl* , one
bottle of I lei nut reefs Inimitable Hair Re-
atlve. By Its use my Hair was restored to its
I thick ness; ii removed all dandruff.
nd guve it u rich, glossy appear-
‘-’ l > ”*• "ililni { „ ri
Its •*Dec’ were entirely differeut from
r.-parali * i lever used before. I know of
cl.ctpext Hair Preparation In our market. 1 cnn
fully i«.commend it, uml will r. fer any one o Henry
Rrynobis, Druggist, lor the truth of my Htntement*.
WILLIAM IIOSBYSIIALL.
Rend one of the many letter* Letter* received by
ti e Proprietors: 8t Louts, Mo , Aug. 2,’fiO.
Mi-sr* W. E. Hxa-iN ft Co.. T oy, N. 1.—(lent*:
Tin- happy ri suit* utieiidlng the use of Helmaireel’s
Inimitable (in every t-nse of the wor*l,l Hair Restor
ative. *<*cin* to demand that ! should give tny testi
mony that other ladle* might profit by It 1 havo
never used a hmr preparation that 1 liked no well.
It has completely restored every hair that wa* (trey
to tl.<• color l’ wa* in girlhood, and ha* brought ft
out tli t-k and hemthy. I wa* induced to use the ar-
Mr. Reynold*, your Agent here. If this let-
l per Unite
Co . I‘m print*.ru,Troy, N. Y.
Sold Int’olumbu* by J. A. WHITESIDE ft CO.
PBMBKItTuN ft CARTER,
ACKK ft IVERSON,
and bv s-D *leal-r*ln Mwllcluo*.
JOHN Wit tt i i IT ft CO., Wholesale Agent forth)
Routh-rn State*. Mnn-b 3-dwly
?.ndS
oi
lly tho use of these Pill* Iho p* rlod!-’ attack* cf
.\en .us or .Su/. il-wl .c’e- may b* pievented : and if
taKi-u at tin- coin man viuont of an attack iuiim-dlate
reL.-f from pain and slckn*** will l», obtained.
Tt»« Sol 1 .til 1.11 iu removing Ilia .Yuaacwtlid Head-
a» to which l. nub:* .-re so sul-j -it,
tdu-y act goutly upju tliu bowels—r.moving Cbi-
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Ft-mah*. and
at I parson* ut sulentarj habits, the) are valuable as
a Laxative, luipiuv lug tin* "/);>c/i7c, eivlttg tone and
v'y to tl..* Jueanvc organs, and r.-. t >rtng the nat
ural elasticity .and s'n-ogth • f the whole ’*y»toin.
Jhi CEPHALIC PI 1.0 aretha r.-sult of lotg In
vest ig.lt lol
j.'uliy conducted e\j erlun-i
E. llARNAUD ft 0.
I sale In lota, by
A T T O V : N hi Y \ T L* A W
RlempUlM, Trim,
0’I, I ?^?.ii? : cv,'"tX;«.“' ul 1 "Mess Pork.
* Vfl H dwtf ^ j JQQ HUES, for sale by
E. BARNARD ft CO.
Pastor M. A. Ctiurui, Lawtenccville, Pa.
• UROU11ART ft CHAPMAN,
PEMUKR1 ON ft CARTER,
J. A. WlllTikUDK ft CO..
Columbus, and by *11 tho Druggist* aud Country
Merchant* of Georgia. dcoM-dvrlm
J. FOGrLfi & SON,
DKNTItJTBi
Oihc. on JlANDOl.i^ tu-.y BROAD
Wost India Molasses.
^QAIH-.KUUl, cliOlcc,f<WjU,k. by
| V.b U, ’bO
100
.(•Mkli
V
UAUTXUU i CO.
Planting Potatoos.
DULd. PINK EYEJ, for sale by
K, BARNARD ft CO.
Now Sugar and Molasses.
it \ KIID.-L—all grade*. l.V> bbl* and half bbls
‘dl/ Choice Molasao, for bale hy
E. UARNARD ft CO.
they h ive provmud ani rellMved a v«<t amount of
palu and s iffariu^ from HeadacUe, wholher ertgi
natin,; tu the nerv-nis aysteut or from a dcraugoJ
atnto of tho stomach.
They are tnliroly vegetable In th*lr coinposltlau,
and tnay ta taken at all time* without making any
change of diet, an t tlf absence of any disagreeable
taste renders it easy to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signature* of Iluury C. Spxli
tug nu inch Box.
Sold by DruggUt* aud all othar D.*a1t-ra iu Mcdl
cine* A Box will Lo scut by mail prepaid ou receipt
of the
IMtlCE »3 CENTS,
All order* should ad'Jrx>*e<l to
I1SNRY C, SP.VI.DINR,
4H Cedar Street, New York.
Nov. ’.T, wljr
CHEROKEE REMEDY!
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AN UNFAILING CURE FOR
Gounonhooa and all Diseases of tho
URINARY ORGANS!
fT UTS REMEDY cure* when all other preparation*
X fail, .t l» entirely unlike every other compound:
con’aiding 1*0 Jlltiii-ul Poteou or kauic*
OU* l>ru;n aj It \* prepared solely from Roots
Biuk' amt Leave*, and has been handed down,
from one generation to nuother, by the CHKR0KE1I
INDIANS. It U offered to tho public on Its own In
trinsic merits it performs Us duty quickly and thor
oughly. The Unkortuxatk, ol either iex will bo re
paid by using t <1* Kuudt, instead of placing them
selves at the mercy of some Quack or Profeeaor.
Thi* REMEDY strike* at the very ROOT of the die-
cure; Its tendency U nut simply to suspend the po(.
boo but to remove t Ite cause ou which U do-
pond . Foil directions In pamnhlct form accompany
each bottle. '1 he speedy ana permanent relief of-
forded b,\ tills Remedy, In all case* of Donor*
rlio-u (Clap.) Gleet, Gravel, stricture,
Fluor - A M»u« (Write* In Female*,) and all die-
coko <>f the Urinary organs, has aatoulahcd the moat
scientific men of tho age Tills remedy not only
I Poleax from the BYitTBU but UtvtQO-
.. Kxuaxcu Iu Valub U the Csnu
Ars'bxck of all Nachuiub Tarts, being a F
and Ukuctou* Sracr.
Agent* f r the 8outh tnarl-dwly
J. H7DANIEL & OO
R espectfully r*miu t those ladebud uthem
for Good* purehiued prior to V* . — • eat year
hat lliov aliout t not be forgetful or tho hat la
iie-o tiar.l tl no* It U (ll.ltouU for itihi. teoo * .oaad
1USA1U to mset liulr oeu Uab l Ue , aal traa-
o’.lef lu Ci fir power.
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