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For the Daily Sun. , undersigned, inembera of the “ Aiiier ” ask leave to submit to the judg c'four fellow-eitizeus, the following deoln- ( l J f political principle, and indication of po , .'ary to be pursued in the present crisis. ‘Consider the union of that State?, \ e Constitution, as understood and P |hv the fathers of the .Republic, “tho ‘Cunt political good. “ ■(insider the maintenance of the Union ft ! j u p o n the maintenance of the equali- State, in the Union. i .onaider the 12th resolution of the Cou *(C # f the American Party at Philadelphia, !C ! 1800, which is in the following words, 1,3 Qtia i link in the chain which bound the ■-can party. a!U * on indispensable element ;1 nationality; *■ imerican party having arisen upon tin.- ruins of the opposition of lUO Whip; anil Demo |S“[L C annot be held rosponaiblo for tho obnox ■* pledge* of eitber. And tho sjgtcm *'l lion of the slavery queftiau by these parties, 1’ ted sectional hostility iuton positive element noasr and brought our institutions iulo peril, become the imperative duty of the n party to interpose for the purpose of giving country and ptrfitUtUy 0, /hr I ‘ninn. And as **• <*h shown it impossible to reconcile opinions ***'those wltlch eopaiale the dlspiiurls, and i* l1 * 1 ” be no dishonor in submitting to Hie laws, Atonal Council deem it the boat gun run tee ..f com , stream! of future peace to abide by tuid maintain “Vsstoutt upon the subject of slavery as a final settlement of that subject in spirit and ***^'rding it the highest duty to avow I heir opin ** siibiect so important, in distinct, and mi terms, it hereby declared as the ecuac of this Council, That. Congress possesses no power un- T ousHtutiou, to legislate upon tlie .subject of ,ltl in the States, where il. does or may exist; nr ex -1 nv state lrom admission Into toe Union, because does, or doos nut the institu >f Slavery as a pai lot its i-'ainl system. Audex !* nrnterinittiog any t vpiv-n-iou of opinion upon tlie id Congress to establish or prohibit ilavcry in any ’ ■La* it is tho opinion of tho \a ional Council, that ought not to legislate upon llio subject of slavo the Territories.oy tho > uit<j‘l States, and that L’interfcreueo *T Congress with niuvery as it exists in ’ Ctrict of Columbia, would be a violation of the ** anil iutentiou of the compact by which tho State -Uarvlsud ceded the District tj the United States, and well el the national faith. - ’ 7c consider the repeal ol’ (lie law known as KMissouri Compromise, as n simple aliinmi :n of the doctrine set forth in the sum! vcso- Jion.and necessary to the maintenance of the Bon of the States, ami as the “best guuvan (of common justice,” and a final and con uive settlement of the subject of slavery.” ffe consider the maintenance of the existing lfs upon the subject of slavery sacredly #0(1 by the American party, and necessary tie preservation of tlie Union, and thereby tte paramount question,” to which all others : y before the country should yield, and upon fell in the South there should be no division sentiment, either ns to tlie opinion or the lethod of its expression. And while wo abate none of our hostility to of foreign influence in the ad iustrfttion of the government of our country, iJ while we as much as ever deprecate that, jlicy which admits those owing and acknow dging civil allegiance to other powers, to the lists ami confidence of official station, yet wo nnsider this principle, though of vast import ace, secondary to the issue upon the question of tvery now presented to the American people. The American party of the State of Georgia, a the 20th of December, 1855, re-affirmed esc doctrines, and insisted that they bc.cn oised by the National American Convention, ml that the candidates selected by it be edged to their adoption, as fully appears, by e following resolutions, by it at that time [Wished, to-wit: teolrod, The. Territories of the. t'nitod Stales we re id as the common property of all the .-Mate* as co ral sovereignties, and as such open to sottlcnoont l>y tcitizen* of the Stated, with their property at matter ot |U, and that no power resides either in Congress or trie mtorial Legislature, or the people of the Territories bile a Territory, to exclude from nett lenient in ti> niton an v portion of the citizens of this republic with sir property, legally held in the States, trout which if emigrate. , ’ Tile agitation of the subject of slavery should cease, frights of the South are plain, palpable, well oouueu, and understood, and we believe they should not longer treated as open questions; w o trill maintain our guai- M constittutional rights, and our right, ot propel t v flares. Georgia has solemnly declared wllat she will jardl as future grievances on this subject, Hud “ hat [remedy will be when these grievances ahull be lil ted. We will stand by the ’‘Georgia Platlorm. \te Ike the eontinons agitation oftliis subject is miulo by tonal politicians for personal and party promotion, lit hurtful to the South, the institution ot slavery, ithe permanency of tho Union. S, We instruct our delegates to the National Uonven tto insist upon the adoption of the foregoing prmcl sii spirit and sutistance, before going into a nonu lien; and that the nominees lie pledged to carry out fame in good faith, as in the administration ot Ilia Moment and the appointments to office. ffe consider the Convention of the American irty, at Philadelphia, in February, 1 *><->, has wed itself regardless <>f the preservation ot tUnion:— , First, by repudiating the 12th Resolution ol if American Platform ol 1855. Secondly, by condemning and denouncing the tpeal of the law known tvs the Missouri Com romise, and thereby attempting to re-open ktquestion of Congressional interference with ht subject of slavery in the Territories. And thirdly, by disregarding the action ot tlio invention of the American party of the state f Georgia, and in contemptuously spurning tom that body any consideration of their fishes; and by these acts has severed the tik of unity which bound us, and rejected the *rms of our alliance. Although we have undiminished confidence 11 the patriotism, ability, and. integrity ol ‘liu.uid Fillmobk, wc consider it uuvrrtc and for the South to run him for the Prc 'idency in the present contest, for ‘\ v gtj in ß urn the electoral vote of two or three Southern States, we might throw the election into the ‘louse of Representatives, where tho same power which elected h llhick Republican speaker, would insure the election oi a black ‘‘(publican President, a result alike destruc ’i'tof the Union and the constitutional gov foiuent bequeathed by our ancestors. Wo consider that the Democratic party, rc '<%, at Ciuciuuati, in Convention assembled, ‘<% fairly, and honestly placed ltselt in buttle array, and tendered this “ paramount -uc’ to our enemies and to the world. Vncl 11 view of these facts, and because ot the be °to mentioned considerations, we feel it om y, as Southern men, to support its nominees id on U m i UUn with it conquer or with it therefore recommend to our iellow-citi y the election of Jawm Buchanan and jn C. Bkkckv.nrumvi; as President and ‘ we ’esident of the United States. v * Leonard. I K. • Wwo, Williams. William Thy, ft. L. L. Gumbrill, W.Tbweatt, . .V. Ttaorntt.it, Ja. Wrnov. Juo. A. Jouea, Jh". Chaffin, mi . .I*s. M. t. SI. Hogan, 11. J- . . •>. T. Brooks Jonathan J.Tuiwick. J ohn Ligon,’ John StriugtieW w H. Umar. Wui. P. Stringlml-l, t. D. Johnson, Anrou G. Turreutuie, Cos. W. Howard. minefield Torrence. t.T. Woodruff. Jno. V- Goulding, Jno. E. Davis Maleoni Covington. Juo. i>. Manlr Tho*. 3. l’itforil, r - B. Frost ‘ Mathew Kuatwond, ■'ss.Koe, ’ K. H.Calhoun, •'aiUMcEarthain. H. ‘'* r ‘b Cornelius Semi, CVTtt* ‘’ • Btawm t. Jhn Fletcher, Henry Car tew Michael Clarida. Luther Gough, Ueudrick. C. 8. Whitt®?. ‘hulU Blakoly. Thos. 8. Mc.CU-koy. ?*W Patilla, M. McCleskcy, J*. A. McCleskev. Chas. Sherlin. Holland, ‘ J- Upton, 100 Dukes, W. C. Uodgoi , iUiatu Bartlett. Jno. U. Base .V. Calhoun. ! •P- MUi*. ttsl Ingraham U, Batten, it. A. Bedell. F. M. Brooks CM. Cieghorn. M. Woodrufl. COLUMBUS PRICES CURRENT. CottutCTKI) WEEKLY^ B A ( HI 1N —Kentucky” .... |t iyd itT~,p ~30 &ut 1 1 1 lit ... 9 yd 1 BALK ROPK—Keulucky ft | \i yn/ SKKSIVAY NortU * ru - $1 ... CANDLES—Sperm %i ttt . 15 <g 50 >lb 00 <g> 33 COKFFIK Kio f £ 13 | H f ¥tb 18 ® 20 rmiv *P| (3) 1 DOMESTIC DOODS- |jd’ f.° !& °° §KSS®=IJf l Hf: “ ; •111™™’™“'“'“** i 5,1 * 5 > c LAI 11 LKs -w ft 4q . k 0 FlSH—Mackerel No. 1 bl SO 00 @25 00 •t®-* sOlls 00 Mlia) 00 ~ . !l0 " J Vbll2 00 15 00 gunpowder bl 7ib ‘@|nbo 1 iron Pig. ... ill ::: IV tb 5 .(g ... s, “ ,ot Vtb 8;c io | 3! OLA.. .>K gn* (a oo !* A u.s wtb o a,. o; v OTUS—biu i'i-il V'K - l’ 125 |(b ,1 50 ’flam IV s’li 75 (ft |1 00 Sperm... I'ftg’l! 150 ,(a)| 250 bartl |V g’il 1 25 jft? ! 150 PIIO VISIONS. V, - (3*i - llrkk—Mesa g* lb ... m Prime ffitb 15 ,(„ io luco.x—UaniH l?lJb lou;i@ li’.. Siilea Vtb 11 @ lit? Shoulder* j sfth o ]( , Dim:*—.Mess IVigti ... ;(**: I’rime rj*:i,i ... |(o bum ;>> ib aj.ffio., i2j.. lii.TTKti—Ooshen g* lb 121 “1(3!) 35 Country •'* lb 25 !( , 30 I ‘KKCSK | g*:lb I 15 ;<3?i 10 I’iitvtors—Sweet friali j*!b'l 350 |@. 4 00 SALT tV'Sk! 175 ; (o*l 200 SALTPKTHK ®*. tb ! 20 @ 25 SHOT ;(* lig, 225 (n 250 SPIRITS —Brauily,Cuguuc ft g’li 225 \(a\ 8 (X) Americau...r# i?’l| 05 |<3> 100 l'each V g’li ... <3) 150 Hii) —Holland jV- g’lj 125 (o 250 American ;'g( g'l| 75 ® 100 Itnm—.bimaica V- g’l 200 @ 300 Now England.... g’l! 75 (a l 00 tVliiakry—llcctifiwl g’l j 40 @ 45 Couimun *j > . g'l! ... (g ... MoiioDg M.... “fe g l 75 (3) 150 Bl’lltlTS TIiUI’ENTINH ¥ g’l ... @ 100 STEEL —Plow ¥tb ... @ 10 Cast id lb ... 22 (tcrinan I* tb ... @! 15 American Blister tb ... tu]’ 10 English Bluster “fttb ... @| 15 SrtiAlt —New Orleans ¥lb le @| 12 Lour. ?iib V2]4@ i:t (hushed ¥-lb 1212@! 13 I’ulverized... ? ! tb 12jh @ 14 TALLOW ?'tb ; 10 fa. V2ld TEAS )* lb SO 2 00 TOBACCO—Common f- fb 12*4® 15 Fair Choice ¥'tb 7>o (o 7.5 TWINE Wlb ! 25 ... VI NEC All—Apple Wb’li 050 <3 750 WHITE LEAD ¥,lb ;2 75 <§*. 325 WINES—Port %l|g'l 1 50 3 (Ml Madeira Claret I? g’l 300 j® 500 Champagne :V hk 1 00 |@i2o 00 WOOL .’ !?;bi| 15 i@i 23 RATES OP EXCHANGE. CORRECTED RY W. E. LOVE A CO. LOTTERY AMO EXCHANGE BROKERS, XO. 84 BUO.Al) STREET. JtUYINO RATES. SELI.INII RAVES. New York. 00 days V/, (ft ct. dis sight, \k preni l'Hll AD'A. •* V/, ct. dis “ none Boston, “ •* ly.s%sct.dis “ none Charleston “ ’• none. “ none N. Orleans “ “ .........none. “ none Alabama Bans Notes 2 %>, ct. dis 1 Tennessee “ “ 2K jl ct. dis Kentucky •• - %l ct. dis N. Carol’\ •* “ 2 %lct.dis Virginia - 1 *• 2 %l ct. dis (ban Mm Silver 1 t? ct. pm All Solvent Georgia and S. C. Banks par MORE GOOD NEWS! READ! READ 11 BEAD!!! EMBROIDERIES AND DACES, TO 15E SOLD AT AND BELOW NEW YORK COST. T HAVE just received, ou consignment, a large assort- I mont ofEmbroidenes and Laces, among which arc— o(io .lacnet Collars at 15c., worth 40 . •JOO Swiss (kiUui s at 2Uc„ worth 5Uc. .JIM) French Worked Collars, at from $1 to $4 100 Alpaaaee and Lace Collars, from 35c. to si .'iOOO yds. Thread, Maltese, and Lyle Lace- JOO Jacnet Bands, from 25c. to f 1 -’OO Swiss Bands, from 25c. to $1 1000 yds. Jacnet und Swiss Edging 1000 yds Jacnet and Swiss Inserting. Among the goods above named w ill b tbnnd some very desirable styles, all of which will be sold at prices as above quoted. T will also sell from my stoek in store, ot cost— •JOO Fashionable Summer Mantillas 1500 dozen Hosiery, of every description 1000 pieces of Calicoes, price 6 to 10c. JOO pieces French and American Lawns, 7 to Joe. •>OO “ Ginghams, 10 to 20c. 500 •• Bleached Domestics, price 6to 11c. Also, colored and lilack Silk Dresses. Bareges and Ba rege Robes, newest styles. Hours open all day: admittance free, and no charge for showing goods, Very Respectfully. GEO, W. ATKINSON junelti 105 Broad st., Columbus, FINE DRESS HAT. G( ENTLKMKN wishing a “FINE DRESS HAT,” r for spring wear, or a very light and beautiful Jim SOFT HAT, should call and examine the “No nw49% Ultra,” at nuomivwu April J. OSBORNES IV. S. i:ku \. BELI, V. Q- JOHNSON BELL, JOHNSON 4k CO., MANTFACTURKB9 AND DEALERS IN Liquors, Flour, Grain, Stock, &c. &c. Chattanooga, Trnnessee. REFER TO 4. CORRV, Jr. Cashier Union Bank, Chattanooga. I en, JAMES LIGON, Colunilms, Ga. March 15, 1856. bin WANTED. rjIWKNTV FIVE NEGROES to work ou thu Muscogee I Bail Bead, lor liom lilsoal wages will be paid. J. 1,. MUBTIAN, April 14. Superiubudeiit. NEGRO SUMMER HATS. TRIE attention of Plauters who are purchasing SUM MER HATS for Nogroes, is directed to the tana- Alan Straw, at a very low price, yet a durable arti- just received a) 0SB qhnE‘S. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE. I|)||is House is located on Lookout . | Mountain, ut an elevation ofthir- AviiWllL —” L. ty iwo hundred feet, presenting a_sce- glll>MKa% icrv not Mirp.issod by any in the ‘• ‘"'■UdHkMA ied'state*, end an atmosphere aud salubrious. Those who sock pleasure, health and culnliM't, bfiiuty and grandeur of a ,I * tul n al nut have their wishes more h hf me! than on ILOOKOUT MOUNTAIN. Here pure cold FUKESrONL WAlt.it. in übiiudance, is found,and CHAIA BEATE, as g<s.d as itliicc <;an lfOitMt of. . , .. .. . hi. Mountain is ••any of accent beiutf ouly tlvo union fntm niAttauooa*, atnl Uoraea, Ilnggioß Mid Hack* are (Iwavs ill •• a dines* to coMfcy visitors and ther I to Its summit, where their imaginations will be lully „ •) and tlieir wants well eared for. The Home will lie opened on the Ist oi June, and clou ,d Ist •>! “‘tide i. (JKO w ASHBUBM, I‘roprieb'r. \pril J 2, lS .es- bM. A NBLEY, Supeiintendent. Times mid Enquirer copy. M.EX. *• • CARITHBRP. McDOUGAhD A CARITHERB, Attorneys at Law, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, rv - IIT oractice in all the counties of tho Cliatalioo* \\ -Le ‘chruit ; in ‘he counties of ChatUhcwhee, tK. and lUndolph.Of the Fata, a_ Circuit; and Calhoun ami Decatur counties, et th< Kou cuit. ; Kebruar)’ JB, 1856. ly . STAR CANDLES. 1/Y BOXES tine Star Candles, Ju-t £™^”' U,,r | I;-/ ““*2 by HI Broad Street. Mhv 1< i ■ SEED PEAS. , /NHA BUSUELS Seed Reas—White, Red and . P* *4UU led. just received and for uuuN ._ TRIMMED CURED HAMS. r UdT received on consignment, 10 Casks more ‘ han M Nii 1 trim and and for by ■I. 11. IIIPVOLnr I. p. MURRAY. HAPPOLDT A. MURRAY, No. *Q Broad Street, Columbus. Georgia. Importers and Manufacturers of GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. And all Articles iu tlie Trade, fhr impairing executed with neatness and diapßt< li.~tfc& Keys fitted. Terms cash for all kinds of work, dune 5. ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! AT THK ARCTIC HOUSE. KEEP COOt. ALL THE SCMJIKK. JAM Ims the pleasure to announce to his old friends 0 and patrons of ’5.5. that ho is again in tlie field for the Warm Days of’on, and pledges himself to sell ICK aa low as tlie lowest. My ICK lIOCSK is directly t.etween tlie Perry and Oglethorpe Houses, oil Oglethorpe Btreet. All orders from the country for ICIC by the box or otherwise, will la l forwarded with dispatch. it. Bit AN NON. Agent. Columlms,•April 7. 1850. If It at AT THE OLD ICE HOUSE. 11l AYK tilled and opened the Old Ire House at a great expense and eonsioemlde lalair. to supply tlie wants ot the people, and 1 claim your patronage. Isdiig (INK of YOU. J will furnish you as LOW as any one else. ! was run out last year aini have opposition to ileal with • his, but I am determined lint to lie run out again, and suffer tlie uitmo|>oly to advance one and a half cents on t tie citizens. I never have, nor do I expert to ask more than TWO AN DA II A LK CKNTS iu *piantities annnmt ! ing to more than 30 pounds. 1 am prepured with n liorso and Wagon to deliver it in the City, at year doors; and will attend punctually to all orders troni tin - Country, or neighboring Towns, to be sent liy Hail Hotoi. Stage, or otherwise, as you may wish. W Tickets to lie had at Hie li e House, oral uiv Store. T. .11. HOGAN. P. S.—lce House open at all hour- during tliedhv (ex cept Sunday). On Sunday from s A. M. to 12 11. April 1:5, 1850. ts T. 11. 11. A <JAKJ>. HT. GREEK WOOD, ofthe late firm of Grcen ( wood .V Morris. New Orleans, respectfully jt t jjzS v informs his friends mol former patrons, tlmt hejUgtdjfci lias permanently sett led in tlie city of New Yoi^l-.SMB* Having associated himself with the house of LIVINGSTON, BROS. & KINKEAD, WHOLES A 1, K Ur It OGER (S, Commission and Importing Merchants, No. 62 Vesey Street, in retir ofthe Aster House, lb 1 is prepared to supply them with everything iu the GROCERY LINE, outhe most favorable terms. Also, to buy on Comiuis , sion any articles sold in this market. Me promises to use every exertion to give satisfaction, and will give his personal attention to the tilling of all orders with which lie may lie favored. New York, April X, Itfc'n,. Ota FARMERS’ AND EXCHANGE HANK, OF UUAKLKSTON, S. C. Agency at Columlms. I ) ILLS on New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Charleston, XJ Savannah, or Augusta, discounted at customary rates. SIGHT KACHANGK. on the above named cities, for sale. K. T. TAYLOR, Agent. Nov 15. dtf Odiee next door to the Post Office. EXTRA LEAF LARD. Aft BARRELS Extra Leaf Lard, just received and for &\J sale at the lowest figures, by March 15. GUN 11V .Y CO. J. FOGLE, ny ** *>***_**'*. OmCK on Rauclolph, m*r Brol ?trcut. Kntnuicc on Hainlolph stive’.. Jrtiiunry 15. 1856. 1\ CUSHMAX, WINTER BUILDING. 48 Broad street, Columbus, (In. .Tan. 11, 1856 2m CALL AT .fOIIN RUIN’S STORE AND SAVE YOUR MONEY. IMIE following Good erg ju>t received fresh from lir.t hands, and cun be tbnnd at the store at presulii oc cupied by the undersigned : J 5 pi s. of Fine Spring Prim- from ‘J to iljdc. uer yard. 150 pcs. of Fancy Qumuoii ilo. fiom ■’iJ.J to t%c. per yd. 100 pcs. of Bleached Shirting, from 0 to 7c. per yanl. 15 pcs. of 30-iuclu Beil Tii Kings nt 10c. per yard. lOpcs. of Greenfield Extra do at lie. per yanl. 20 pcs. of Superior Cullnit Diaper at lojjc. per yard. 20 pcs. of Flirniture Prints at 7'Jfe. per yard. 25 iloz. Fancy Turkey Red Hnudkeri liicfs, .cl J 5 per ilnz. 10 dozen Gents Regetia Shirts at gO per dozen. 10 dozen Imperial I’inU f'liirts at >1 60 per dozen. 10 dozen Silk Parasols from 70 to SO cents each. 5 dozen Cotton i'arasols limn JUtn 25 cents each. 5 dozen Gingham Parasols from 25 to 00 cents each. 2 dozen Glazed Traveling Bags ut 00 cents each 100 dozen Ladies’ Hosiery at 20 per dozen. 50 dozen Men's Hosiery I'l nni si t.> jsl 25 per ilozeu. 100 dozen Scott's Sewing Cotton at 15 cents per dozen. 2 dozen Superior Accurdeon , at $1 25 each. .ill reams Ruled Letter Paper at various prices. 00 dozen Almond Soap at 15c. per dozen. 200 dozen Fine Glass Tumblers at jil per dozen. 200 gross of Georgia Matches at >il per gross. 20 double-barrel Shot Guns liom $7 50 to slO each. 10 new Homemade Bed-toads from ,5 to $0 each. Wardrobes, Safer, Tables and Wash stands at low prices. Home Buckets anil Tubs of all descriptions. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES And Clocksal various prices. Hold for cash only. Particular attention given tn Administrators and Ex ecutors Hales. Call al Nn. Id! west side of Broad street. JOHN QUIN, Auctioneer. April 28.1850. Jio A. J, RIDDLE, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, HAS closed bis rot ins “Vrr M.vgatt's Store, prepara tory to re-opening m scale of magnificence far surpassing anything liiTetolnrc known in this City. His licw rooms will be on the eorner of Broad and Randolph streets, in the block now Imlng liullt by (Jol. Jones, and as si sin as cnmpl led. March 7,1855 “ Farmers, Votir Inlerest i* Here. s-/x Tlflik LBH. Chandler .V (Vs very superior rile OU.UUU bed Sides, in handsome Isjxes of about 400 Im. each. Packages to yon an-a half cent )icr lh. less than suiull lots. Conic up and buy no less than a package. Just received and f"!’ sale by March 24. J \ M EH LIGON. BEST TENNESSEE BACON. uwv j w w I LBS. Best Tennessee Kamn-hog round, II J\ t ‘M f* ‘ now nfteriug at low ligures. Doiit let ideas oriower prici s keep you away. M.v la is well cured, and Ila lieve. selling now at tin lowest price for the season. Come to the Meal House anil buy of Mchar 24. JAMES LIGON. LADIES’ WORK BASKETS, lAOIITE MONA IKS. and other Leather work, neatly repaired, at tlieltaib Hun lllnderv. Apr 'l jj, JOSEPH IIOSENFELD. DR. CARRIGCR, IS prepared to attend to alt Surgical ca-oe oiue J mltted to his charge. O01(‘t) 88 buri'tulorf. in tin 1 ‘*M St. Mnrv s Hank IS building. , , . ... Beside nci—Northeast corner ol Cl aw lord and tor myth streets. I"’*’ - I-I) PRESERVED FRUITS Lt. I VINE OLIVES, Olive Oil, Eremli Cream Fruit, pn d served Fruit, and ripe Fruit of different ktnda. Also tine fresh and Kancv Candies, just received and fur -id • t 42 Bruit<J Str‘* t. May 15. BELLA A THOM AS. JAMES LIGON, COMMISSION MIiBCHANT, No. 133 East Side Broud Street. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Bacon Lard, Flour,Coffee. Sugar, Molasee.-.. Salt. Toliac- Cl'.we, Onions, Potatoes, Apples, Dried Kndts.Ac.. October 20. ly THE CLAYTON BANNER, Clayton, Barbour C'o., Ain. by kikser a post. This Paper possesses a large circulation in the coun tieslif Barbour. Pike. Dale. Henry and Coffee and to the men I Coluu.trW. is offered an client ~,e portnuitv to make known their business. OATAI sOOITF. c t FINE OR OCERIES, MARCUS & CHAFFIN, 77 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. Fine Teas. Oolong Young Hyson Hyson Imperial i Gunpowder Souohoug ami Pourhoiig Sugars. Stuart’s Crushed 11 do. Ground It do. Refined, ABO . t N. O. Brown 1 do. Clarified 1 Coffee. Old Gov Java U Brown Superior white Jam Old Mocha Laguira and Kin Provision. Tennessee Hams Georgia Ex. Sugar-cured Hams New York Fulton Market Beef Smoked and Pickled do Smoked Tongues ; l’ickled do ’ Extra Pig l’ork Baeen Sides ami Shoulders ! Best Leaf Lard Fiala. j Mackerel in bids and lif do . Salmon, sui’kd mid pickled White Fish Apalach'a do Flesh Shad iu cans •• Lobaters “, •• Salmon *• Oysters •• Pickled Oysters “ Ladwters Hominy. Spilt Pens. Flour. Extra Getieeaec “ St Louis ! City Mills j Extra Buckwheat Crackers. Soda Biscuit j Rutter Crackers 1 Boston “ Graham Bread | Sugar Crackers i Fancy “ i Bent's Crack vis. in bids and cans Fruits. J Malaga Raisins Layer Primes in jars ; •• in boxes 1 •• in kegs, for rooking I Sultana Raisins I Fresh Figs ‘ Oranges i Lemons i Apples j Currants an*l Citron Nuts and Almonds Splve*. ! N utuiegs Mace 1 Cloves Cinnamon Ginger Black Pepper White •• Cayenne pepper Allspice Currie Powder II it'd See il. Canary and Iletup Preserves. Pineapple Limes Pencil” Pears ! Green Cages Canton (linger Jams ami Jellies lsinglasi). Cooper’* Shred Cox’s Sparkling Gelatine. Refined Isinglass English Pickle. English Mustard Pickle “ Mixed do White OuioiiH do Chow Chow ’ Gherkins | American Pickle. ’ Gherkins Mixed l’iekle i Mangoes March 14. 1y DUS. H. 91. &. 91. A. IJL.KCKLEY, HAVI YU nssoeitited themselves iu the practice < >•’ . MKl'K’I N bmid SI l(UKit V. lender their nervier* to the public ggoiendly. I’nrtiruhir attention will lie bestowed to ilWiisee piru liar to lentclrf, Chronic idleotinns of all kinds, wliieli may be entrusted to tlieir treatment. Hi: -Oltiim next iloor to Kiilgvvay. Cleckley .It Cos., over Perry Spencer's tlroce.ry -tore, Hiotnl ™t. Hi littice hours from Hto 10 t. si.. anil front l> to I h. >iilly,, at night In'tWeen X ami lOoYloel,. Columbus. April 25 II DtAHIILK Al) TOMB-STONE WORKS, Randolph Street, opposite Oglethorpe Hotel. COLUMHUS, GEORGIA. vvlo-re lie is prepared. with tile lent Italian (mil Atnerl can Marble, to furniHli all lclllds of MonumciitM, Tombs and Grave Stones, ltd cheap as they run be hail in any purl of the country North or South. lie rent eel lull} solicit* a elmre ot pub lie patronage He Hatters himself that for workmanshi| he will give mUt-factinn to the most histidinun. April lb, 1 Sst>. 1y IIK.MtV MeCAI I.KV. R. I*. SUAI'AUU . V. MITCIIKhL. KHAPAIiI) A MITCHEIiL, WHOIiEBAIiB GXIOCBXtS, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, ami dealer* in IRON, CASTINGS, Arc.,, South Side ot the Public Square, Shelbyville, Tennessee. References. Seymore, Fanning A Cos,, A 11. A It. Douglass A Cos.. | Hillman A llrnthor. 1 Nashville, Tennessee. lander A i'htllips. I Davis, I’ll,Tier A Cos. J .1. li. Wallace A Brother, l ... , ~ J. K. Williams A Cos. J Atlanta, .. Granville, Sample A Cos., Chattainsiga, Tenn. McCally A .l ines, Macon, Ga. ■I. It. Hull A Cos.. Colnmlme. tin. .1. A. Auslev, I . , .... * . i/ o . /• Aiiirustn. (i.i ManU-u, Kolb a<o. j * first Ilf A Frierson. Savannah, Ga. sheponl. McCray A Cm. Charleston, Febnmiy, 8. J*•■)(>. bo, FRUIT. 19K1 ITS In endless variety—Ripe, Driitl, ami Preaerw ’ eil, for sale at 1- Broad -tleet. liy February n. CKI.T.A A THOMAS. TO THE PUBLIC. rnuK trading public who have hitherto patronised the I THOV FACTORY, will please rake notice that W. K. llakui.s is no longer connected or aaaociateil In any man ner whatever with the Imsiuess of the establishment All Imalnoss hereafter will he transacted exclusively w ith ourselves at onr Ware-Rooms. R. G. .IKFFBRBON A CO. Columbus, Out. 25. ** YAM \ HI, K I.OIISIA-VA I,AM) FOR BALE. I\\ 11,1, sell till’ beautiful PLAN- . _ TATIOX known a* the Hargrove INtate IMare, in Jack-on I’ai ish, 1.a., Vlj|Hd|k uiller south of Vernon, 2>> miles the Onaeliita river, end 12 miles fromWiV the Vicksburg and Shreveport Rail Road, containing in the agerogati, 1130 ucr'*, about .‘JOO of which N in a lin^-f-it* <t cultivation, within*! hfiilcHoKH, fiucb an Dwelling-. 4• •11 ami Snfw, Calling, Stabl<*, de. Ac. Iu of Ijrjltli noil lustily, till* pllM-A fe iJUaurpa*- pt-i| j 11 tl)o Tbc |fatiti*4ioii it wHI water*<l, iind flu* tr t botfly tiinbcrwl. I will M-ll thin jilmcunil tuj?< thr. °v in lotn to *uit pur cbatfvr*- (li'nirotirt of making valuable inTt uu nti ill fin well to cull. For further particular*, !*• M. Haigtovf. * ♦ r ou, Jack *OO Var Mi. I*.. or mil at ltin re*i<lfjre,•> mile* ♦ait of tlmt pllU m. . .. J|*y ♦. IH&6. fiu K M. MAKHfIUN K American Pickle. romatops Sed Cabbage feppers Iberkiusiu bids and keg* Uaccaroni. Vermicelli. Cheear. rnglish Dairy date Cheese : p Sago l ‘I ue Apple Cheese V higllsh ( hedder do Butter. G t'Shen Butter, by every . steamer llolHsses. tH Aden Syrup Stuart’s do N (I Molasses liiliacellanroii*. Colgate's Soap *’ Starch Sperm Candles Patent Star Olive Oil Horse Radish Pie Fruit Powder Shot (hips Gun Wads Powder Flasks Shot Pouches Drinking Flasks Raspberry Syrup licmou ■’ Cordials Brandy Fruit Chocolate and Coi'ou Potatoea Onions Wood amt ’Pillow Hare Scute,k Ale Lontlon Porter (lice < 2a ml > V east Powde r StniHlionrg Bate*. ~ ?clit l’ois 1 fruffies . douiurde De Muilli 1 *utes De Foie (1 rss > iaurrs unil Cal*ups. 1 Voreestershire Same 1 tending “ . ‘olni Bull “ I ’epper ** ’J Nnnato Cajisup 1 Vulnnt 1 I lusliroom ■* 1 InderwiHiil’s lteli.-li I ’rein'll Olives Seville 0 tapers Siardines I'olmrco Cigars. Always on hand a line lot of choice brands. Vinegar Wines, lliideira Mine Port “ Sherry Malngil *• IVhite Cooking Wine Clintiipiigne. Ileidselek A Cos M mum’s Vorgwnay *■ Cabinet *• Imperial Creniode Bouzy Still Hock Sparkling lloek Rhine Wine Imperial Sherry in I Kittles Regina Port “ Reserve Madeira Torree Li<inors. (Hard Brandy 11eunease Brandy Imperial “ in bottles Alpha •• •* Old t’ Old Naliobl Rum Scotch Whiskey *• Irish “ “ Monouguliehi Whiskey Old Bourbon “ Jamaica Rum Holland Uin Irish IVhiskey Cooking Brandy. MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS! 5,031 PRIZES. 00,000 UODLARB. 10,000 Number* Only! GRAND SPECULATION! FOR A SMALL INVESTMENTII IMPROVEMENT ON THE Approved Havana Plan Lottery. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY! By Authority nf the Stnte of Georgia. CLASS O. To lie Drawn July 15, l sail, At Concert Hall, Macon, Georgia, under thesuoruaupei intendcuce of Col. George 11. Logan and James A. Nosblt, Ki|r. This Lottery is drawn on the Plan ol the Royal Let tery ..f Havana of Single Numbers. This lias only lO.OUo Numbers, ami the Havana Lottory .'14.000 Number*—till Havana 210 Url/es- this Otlttt pri/ei.. Isiok to yeur In terestl Now is the time. CAPITAL PRIZE $7,500! 1 l’rlw of #:,:.(>o is S7,U)O I *• 3,000 is 3,000 1 “ 2.0U0 Is 2,000 3•• f.oooaro 3,000 oiiOure 2,50(1 20 •* 100 are 2.006 5,00” “ Hare 40,000 5,031 Prizes amounting to #00,000! Tickets 410 Halves .45 Quarters j 2 60. sill Pris.cs Payable Without Deduction. Perseus sending money by mail need not fear It* balm; lost. Orders punctually attended in. CeimnunlcatJeo* confidential. Rank Notes of mud Hanks taken at par. Drawings sent to all order : Mg Tlrki'ts. Those wishing |tartienlar niinitirr* slwaild order ilnnle dialely. The ojaai prises ot'HS, tire determined by thediaiilbg ot the Capital of g7..i(Si; it the number that drsrrs tb Capital is an even number, those Tickets cudju£ with 0,2, 4. “, S, are entitled tv p:if an odd number thoe* Tickets cmlin;; with 1.... 7. (I. an> entitled to JUt. *ta-Addr<s JAME’ F. WINTER. Manage#, May 15 td Macon. Gn. >V. E, LOVE, Agent, No. 4 Broad Street. Columbus, ti.i SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, XFOR A a SO. AT THE ONE-PRICE <'l .< >T! I IN< ; KM IHIKIIJM OF J. H. DANIEL <Hc 00., 128 Broad Btroot, ColumbuH, Ga., Oun he found a full supply, with eoustnut adiilfiotis, ~f tlentleiiien’s First Glass ItKADV M \l>l* OLOTIIINd, Os their Own Manufacture, Warranted to give fill I sittisfio tion i, th, purchased. 1 large mid well selei'teil Stork of Gmtlenien’M Km iiislilng Gooilh, Hats. Capa. Trunks. Car(a t Hags. Valises, Umbrellus 4, Also, a Leautil'iil iisarirfmeut of French am! English CLOTHS, CASSIMEREB & VEBTINGB, lVlii<'?i lhj ale prepared to mnkn up in a style oft'ut and Maimtai lure, jn-veryet cpuiUcd Bouth. Gall, evuiiiiue and lie suited. April . 1'56. NEW CO-PARTNKRRHIP. lUikYUlkLld YARD. J. 11. MADDEN 4k THOMAS KKNN 4 , Oglethorpe Street, where they will at all times bo hallo! ready to ree'eive null and promptly execute Mil onlri - given tu them. They pledge themselves to satins) nil who patronize them, in material, vvorliiriuuship, and qtlii km’s.- of execution. They will keeii Constant)) on hand Cement nail Plaster of I’ai'lx. luim Kalllug, of |ln* newest patterns, ulwny prociircil at reasonable i at<x and on the most adViutta geous terms. All who know Mnildon, know him to I,e a w’orkrmui of taste aml judgment. Those whr, wish to show rwx|oo') to tho “dear ones depnr'ed” will And il to (heir Ativan tage In give the new tlrni r call. h..|i 1;, FRESH AND FllkE. JUST RECEIVED— Extra 81. Loots Flour tlkts Extra (lemssee do. * J;Atlantic Superfine do Pilot Bread; flutter and Hods Ciial,,.- Arrow Hoot and Fancy do Java, IlanieailHi and itioCoth e Teas, a very cholre zeha tion I; Sugars of every kind Kaisins. Currants, Citron mid Almonds; Together willi every thing 11-ilnllv kept in the In-r , line, lor sale hv Cit'N'Bk’ A CO. marl 2 GARDEN SEED. TEST received a linn stork heel Garden Herds. J JAMES LIGON. PEAK. lon Itt'SIIKI.H Polls Inst received ami lot -ale hv It M f GUNIII .( <s May 23 CHOICE AVINKK. ( IHAMI'.IG Mi, I'm t, tllun t, Mndi rin. Cieilv and .Mat i ‘ aga. insl ived mol for snh hy .May 23 ifUMIV A CO I JRKSTON 4k M KRIIELL’H Celebruled ai„l 1 infallible Veask Powders, tin* best article 111 the Cull ul States, for lam lly me, manufactured ill Bis, ton. i e itanllv on hand nmi for sale, wholesale ami retail, l>) J. J. TODD, Oct, 23. No. 26 F.s • t Side Broad Silo. ’. FINK AND COMMON TOBACCO. JUST received amt for sale, low for i/.shor approve* credit, 30 (sixes line and common Tobacco. October 26—ts J. J. TODD, JUST RECEIVED, \FINE lot of Raisins in lloxe>, also a I urge lot et figs, for sale wholesale or retail, hy Dee J i ELBA A THOMAS FRESH SUPPLIES. J U ST rei'elved. fresh Dntea, Rainins, TToserveH, st 42 ISiond si reel. CELL A A TIIOMAf. WHISKEY. UTv MBI.S, id ‘Wgia Planter’, pure corn wl.ih HMdis,. £•) J. Ithls, “ “ •• •• Ifuoee 3 ! Ta.vhii ’s Old Domestic Distillery *■ ■35 hi 7 5 ee||ls pel gallon, jlllt received froln Teunc— 11, (in i oi slgniin hi. and for sale hv May I* JAMES LDRIN. PIGS FEET. 1 4 Htt.SII -upplv of fresh pickl’ and Digs Fu l. Jusl ir j\ ladveil and for -lllc al IJ llroSil -Ireet, hy February H. CELI.A .t THOMAS. SCOTCH HERRINGS. \FI.NK lot of Scotch Herrin juvt received anil hi sale at 42 Iti'cul stri ct, l,j f'chriiarv 6. ( 1,1,1,A A THOMAS. FINK SNUFF AND CIGARS. I JINK Uuvimiia Cigars, Isn'elurd’s Snuff, eonxtanily • a ” hand and tor sale, wholesale ami retail, at No. Do. Itrou l street. J. J. TODD. Columbus. Oct. —U A. M. HULL, Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Commission Merchant, AT tlm old Stand of I). KUix A Cm. 1 4 l!ruadljjjitJl atreet, Colutnbiu. Georgia. December 18 —(3 SITUATION WANTED. 4 CITIZEN competent to transact any respe. tUJ. d\. business (except hard ll” r.) is out of cinploj insxii and would ho glml to have it for a very lassonahlr com peusutiou, Apply at this office. February lh. PEAS AND BEANS. Irii UUBIIED’ PE Ah and BEAN*. {ll,l icrelvod end t)U for sale hv May 2. ts .1 Est KBS"\ ,V HAMILTON. NO. I FLOUR. I HACKS Ills lbs. each) and 46 Hacks (4ti lbs ■,c fi- I O O. A A. Iluguley’a No. I Flout, Osanuiia MIIU-- Just received 011 cousiguiuent Slid for sale by May M. .1 A.MKB LIGON. *7,1*00 3,006 2,006 3,0(8* 2,500 2.006 ki.oou