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RrfTCrg took hold freely yestorday consid
'•°TT ’ • dated state of the market, am! 1016 tales
eriu* ,he iT ‘ . ff rlfeß . M’e quote Middling to fair at
“ tre “’lot” c . Receipts of the day 901 bales.
“ :4t ‘v.’ix SeDt 30.—COTTON—The sales to-day
gAVANN. a 1 [e8 _ llt prices ranging from lU% to
,mount to
’ - nn aoauence of representations made by
Piconsoq United States Minister
Ml ’; J £ Uis said at Washington that the
:lt Consuls at New ork and l’.alti
l*ortaf i, een uotitied that their functions
in or e ‘ a t | (e p rege nt, suspended. The slave
c carried on so extensively in New York
tra i Baltimore is said to be the immediate
; .. iUSC of this
The Hair.
There is nothing so becoming to cither than
• „,ian as a good head of hair, yet we see
‘•i.hiv who, from carelessness or neglect, let
hair become so dry and frosty that it is
‘.’ -Uv not S' to be seen ’ while ’ if t] '°y woul(l
iv proonre one bottle of Wood’s Hair Res
iovafive and use it, they could have as luxu
riant a crop as any body else.
-i_r ■ |, ~ | —*i
NIUSCOCiKI -
K.ILDIKfiANO LOAN ASSOCIATION.
mill'monthly instalment ofono dollar per shards
I due and payable to this Association on Saturday
recoiainionthly meeting of tlm Association will
i mnn the evening of the fame day, at Concert Halt
ciakreftieVlock. .STERLING F. UJUMKS,
tetober M 866. _ 1 •
FOR REST.
IMH’ Store House No. 58, formerly occupied by .).
Smeeton. For further particulars, apply to
i£ 2 1856. W. K. LOtM.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
23-ST .A.. 3E51.
‘I'iIKKK, LIKELY YOU Jill MECHANICS— Hricklay
sor and I'l.i-steror, Carpenter, and Fainter.
1 ‘ A LSO
~,, | lU | U i au d to arrive, 00 Boxes Virginia Tobacco ; Fine
,•',•l common Cigars; Pine Brandies in l’ipos, half and
l-a'-dTCasks; 30 Barrels YVilshiro's Whiskey, and a
1’ ,V,-n<lid Sundown Rockaway and Harness.
i ictober 1, 1856.
STOLEN mi STRAYED
Oy Thursday morning la.-i from the Ogle-® -O
thorpe llimsc. a black King Charles-
S|,.inil Pup. A reward ofslo will be given fonts resto
ration to this office,
ilglethorpe House, Sopt. 86, 1856.
FOIE SALE.
1 1 nil'! llnure and Lot on Iho Female Academy Square.
| formerly occnpied by I’. A. Clayton. Possession giv
en Ist of .lauuary. Apply to
Sept. 2!', 1856. G. WILKINS.
Font nine Fire-Proof Ware House.
HI GHKS & DANIEL having associated with them,
John I. Knstham, will continue the Warr
[ house, Receiving, Forwarding and Com
mission Business, under the linn of
HUGHES, DANIEL & CO.
i)ur particular attention will he p;iveii to the sale of
iitton and other consignments. VVe are prepar'd to af
r >1 all facilities usual in our business. Liberal Cush
advances made on Cotton, in Store or for Shipment to
ither points.
Bagging. Hope, Salt, 4c., will be furnished our custo
mers at current rates, ami orders of every description,
will meet with prompt attention. Thankful for the lib
. ral patronage last season, we hope for its coutin uuuee.
Sept. 1, lSiifi. HUGHES, DANIEL & Cl).
BACON! BACON!
r j TENNESSEE and Western ltacon for sale at reduced
! prices at the sign of the I log.
Sept. 27, 1858. B. A. RICHARDS & 00.
TO RENT.
r ?'ilE House on tlie corner of Forsyth and Few Streets,
f Kitchen. Smoko House and a good Well of water on
the lot, all in good order. Possession given Ist October.
Applyito
Sept. 27,1850. OFFICE EAGLE FACTORY.
DR. T. J. EBOOKS,
HAS removed Ills office to No. 112 over the t>
. Bank of Columbus. Saif
Residence on Troup Street, next above that of 6S
“s. Dr. Hoxcy. .
September 25, 1858. 3m
BARNETT, ELLISON * CO.,
Are now daily receiving and opening their Stock of
FALL AND WINTEH GOODS,
” Inch, for beauty, elegvanoe and cheapness, pan not be
” riM"! lin this market. In our stock wo have almost
nery thing in the way of
Foreign and American Dry Goods,
comprising Rich, Fashionable ami handsome
DRESS GOODS,
fr-m the CHEAPEST CALICO, to the FINEST SILK,
winch they would especially invito the attention of
the Ladies. BARNETT, ELLISON & CO.
Columbus, Sept. 24,1856. 49tf
It ATTENTION UNITED RiFLEH.
fj t f.\
p ‘” u a r e hereby commanded to appear at the $
. ompauys Room, on Saturday, October4th, at 714 Ji
„ ‘ , tor tlie election of Commissioned ami Nnn
-1 mmlssionedOfflceis. liy order of
LIEUT. BALDWIN,
•'■ei't. .3. Commanding.
NEW FALL ANI) WINTER.
GOODS ill
J. KYLE & CO.
A an now in receipt of a large and well-selected stock
J ~ •'! tOIiI'.IUN and DOMESTIC GOODS.among which
some ul the richest and most beautiful styles of
LADIES 1 DRESS GOODS
evi*r exhibited in Coin
\ * Wu . especially call the attention of their cus-
Mers Hn( * public to their new importations of
Linen*, Handkerchief*, Embroideries,
TALMAS, CLOAKS, &.C.
• I they can easily perceive tho advantages of
‘"i iMORT,VTIOX.
Also, a full supply of tho best lied anil Negro Blank
• . \ersoyg, r,iu9 t .yN, Shot* !, ffats, Ac.. now in ntor<*.
1 olunibu*, Ua., 80pt.22.tr
M FASHIONABLE WtESS IIAKEIi.
iss iM. K. SEYMOUR respectfully lnforuiH tho La.
, |* 1 I 1 8 ul fk’lumbus, that nho Is engaged in the Inisi
-111 Dress-making, at the residence of Mrs. 8. Vina n
ottp Street, where she will lie pleased to rco her old
oniers and others who desire her services. She is
■eternilned to please,
hepteinhor 22, ls.ne.
TO EMIGRANTS.
j AGUES efTexas LAND for sale, in •luuntltics
) oli to suit; 11,800 acres of which in superior iinnll
■vh ‘l'Pjy to WM. OKAY.
. ‘pt 17 ts
&IDGWAY, CLBCKLBY CO.
WHOLES AHE DEALERS IN
rsS ugar Coffee, Salt, Bacon,
HACCO, BAGGING, ROPE, liic.
N'O. 14 K BROAD STREET,
( < >lit MBUS, < i BOR<; lA.
, DRAY notice.
I ‘Hi Patron* of the UNION
* I*UAV COMPANY, will ©Wtv
0* ,“.', 7 >?rin that Jerry
I ” is nut in tliclr employ. ~r/T -.
o. friends wno l^SS
n i iMHiticaa attended to will please apply to
’ >. Sept. |o, 1860. ,i. W. HOWARD.
DO LIMIT.
1 li’ ‘ u hi idled Sides, and 4 Clanks .Shoulders, upon
’ o h the;. is no limit. Somohody will get a hnr-
; v ‘■iiMing soon, at it. M.'OKAY’S
Commission House,
t WAY A- TAYLOR,
‘“'tiulsslon & Forwarding Merchants,
dlM'it OF HAY AND DIIAYTON STREETS.
, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
” eiihu attention given to the lliling of Planters’
”"lers fur II At Mil NO. HOPE. Ac.
” “AY. IV. S. TAYLOR.
■ i 1 in, ‘"‘''/sieoed. surviving partner of tile tut •
M..'” ■^'"’“phreyw. may lie found a! the office of
‘ *>* •'aylos, where consignments of Colton.
. , . Produce, will meet strict and prompt attention.
I'l o. 4ia T T SMITH
COX* UMBO'S PlilOiJS CUBBENT.
UAUMHiH-Keutucky. ~ ~£ ,/
bale itoi^^ucky:..:::::: |i g
BEESWAX ! ig J®| “•
o™sis-Ri;;. \l & $
Lagulr* plb 15 | 16
u,im k'c'tic'goods- 11 1 6u f 60
Cotton Osnaburgs * yd 12
•> 4 Brown Shirting v y ,< 8
FFATIIEFS Ci, ‘ irUUK --
elsl —Mackerel No. 1 61 20 00 (a, 25 00
t> W 15 90 (u, 20 00
w , . No ,pbl 900 ©WOO
•Ktesi jl uu ' 3
lIIDF.S Dry. ylb 8 (g, 10
English ||ib! 5 ® :::
M B y?
satf“* £ p,
ww-tM jJ,j, 5 i S ! ’
,Oi V l iJgl 1 50 (3, 250
proves: I
Baa-AtotH ivhb j ::: & :::
| P it. I 15 (St! 10
U4Co.N—. llama V- to i 12 oi>i U
w ;3cs >:ib: to (a. 1 u
Shoulders I plb i 10 te j nU
I o.K—Mess jtl gl ... J ...
• llull! ff hi I ... (a
hAt’-b I'pllb i ... (01 15
Bcr’ruß—(lo9hc.ii ‘p. to 33 36
Ooitnlry ‘ V-tt> 25 (a 35
itdtb 15 (a Hi
Potatoes—Sweet ip;b’l ... (a
Irish..: hdb’l 350 (a 400
SALT 1 %* sk (a) 2 00
SAI/i'l’KTliE I it! lb 20 lai 25
SHOT p6g ... (a> 250
SPIRITS—Brandy, Cognac V- g'l! 2. 25 Op 800
American... t’ g!, 05 (u-l 1 00
Peach ‘j g'll ... (Oi! 150
Hill— Holland r C* g'l! 126 ©i 250
American F g’lj 75 fed 100
Hum—Jamaica ‘p g’l ■> no fe! 300
New England.... id g’i! 76 fell 00
Whiskey—Reetiiiad it g’i| 40 fe! 45
Common if! g'll ... fe
Monong’a.... ij> glj 75 (p 150
SPIRITS TURPENTINE irt|g'l ... fe! 100
STEEL—PIow ijtiib j ... (J;; JO
Oust flitb ... 0 1 22
Herman pi ib j ... fe ; 15
American Blister jdib : ... fe; lo
English Blister Vito i ... (u:i 15
BUOAH —New Orleans ~ tUb In fe 12^
Loaf. ft |lb : 15 @1 16
Crushed V-!lb ! ... fe 1 10
Palveriy.ed cVlh ... fe jj
TALLOW ¥lb 10 fe V2>A
TEAS ?.)> ! 80 @| 200 “
TOBACCO —Common to ! 12li’ fei 15
Fair P-jlb 20 fe 30
Choice ‘V to ; 50 fe! 75
TVV INK Vto | 25 fe!
VIX EH Alt—Apple, thb'l 650 ife ! 760
WHITE LEAD Vlb 275 Ifej 325
WINKS—Fort ; Vj/I 1 50 jfe 300
ua.lcira Pig'l! 1 50 |fe 5 00
Claret .V-jg'l] 300 jfe 500
Champagne it’-ibki 1 00 .fe.2o 00
WOOL “Hil>l 15 jfe 23
BATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRBCTKD BY W. K. M>Vi: & CO.
LOTTERY AMD EXCHANGE BROKERS,
X'O. 04 BBOAI> STREET.
UUTI X(1 RATES. SEJ.UXO aATi.S.
New York, 00 days
Phii,.u>’a, “ “ I V, ct. did “ none
Boston, “ “ iyj ct. di5....„. “ none
Charleston ,s ■■ none. none
N. Orleans “ “ none. none
Alabama Bank Notes 2 ct. dis
Tennessee *• •• 2'Z r 't>. ct. dis
Kentucky li ->2 “x-l ct. dis
N. Carol’/, “ ■/ ~ u i bl. dis
Virginia “ “ 2 ct. dis
Gold and Silver 1 c t. pm
All Solvent Heouoia and S. (). Hanks par
MUSCOGEE II All. ROAD.
C HAR 3HEDUL EJ.
|JMiOM and after ibis datft, the Day, or Express Train,
will loave the Depot at 1, P. M., ami arrive
Macon at P, M.
Leaves Macon at 2A. M.: arrives at Columbus at
7K a. M.
Morning, or Accommodation Train, wilt leave at
A. M., and arrive at Macon at 10.54. A. M.
Leaves Macon at 3 l*. M.; e rives at Columbus by
10.10. I'.. I H. J. L. MUSTJAN,
Columbus, June 29. 1856. Sup't.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Office MoNTCOSDiKY and West Foist R. H Cos.. I
Montgomery, July 0, 1855. j
ON and after this date, the Passenger Trains on tiiis
iioad will be governed by the following Schedule:
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Montgomery 5 45 A. M.
Arrive at West Point 1145 A. M.
Arrive at Columbus...., 11 50 A. V.
Returning— Leave West Point 9 00 A. M.
“ Leave Columbus... 8 40 A. M.
“ Arrive at Montgomery 2 30 I'. M.
NIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Montgomery 7 00 P M
Arrive at West Point 2 30 A. M.
Arrive at Columbus...* 2 45 A. M.
Returning— Leave West Point 1130 P. M.
“ Leave Col limbus 11 20 P. M.
“ Arrive at Montgomery 7 15 A. M.
Double daily connections are continued from West
Point to Atlanta, Augusta and Nashville, and from Co
lumbus to Macon. Augusta and Savannah.
It-) - Negroes traveling alone must be provided with
two passes, showing permission of their owners to travel
over the Road, one of which w ill be retained by tile Con
ductor.
Nov 10 SAMUEL U. JONES, Eng. A Sup.
TICKETS TO
MONTGOMERY £3 75
ATLANTA 5 50
NASHVILLE. TENS 15 50
GBANGER’S MAGIC
j ft:- Q
Is k , 0
R y
a. ; a
n 4 m/ V >
o..'v y- JL.. J**” U
s # % . >% Z
n “ ‘ ‘feg. rj
J I 'rJi-'1... 0
r |MIE uridcrsigiiO'l liavlng •il appnintwl ag id* for
1 the almva cel.diratud Mill, i all til •at tent ion of Plan
ters in its great superiority over all Olliers.
The friction roller*, the spiral spring And the lover, be
ing attached to tlie shell or out*ide, gives it a steadin’ ss
of motion, possi <s *d hy no other .Mill of it* kind, and we
have proven to th” satisfaction of nil who witnessed it*
performance, that it. r sfnlres less hor*” power.
Filfclias rs nan see lie Mill in suciveaftil operation, hy
calling on it* at oar Warehou.
OKHHNWiIUD & G lit MLS.
Columbus, July 4. iB6O, ly
FIVE LOUR.
r U3T received. Albion .Mill*. “ lm*t Extra.” Also.
rs l.i-In it hi Mills Extra Faintly, leitli wilt ranted line.
Align t 30, I y so. OUNBY .4 Cos.
FOII KALE ON CONKIONMENT.
1> ACdN Fiile*. ILuiis. Sni il Oat*, uml Corn. By
HUaiIES L DANIEL.
Jan 18—ts
CLASH IN MUSIC. v
rr-rro
MRS. T. v. rutiierfoud,” 7 <y 7 7
\yil.L ii same llieillltie of her MnaieChiH* on Mnii
vV day Die 29t!i .•* |ip:mber. instant. Y■ Mil|S badn s
expecting to jnin the Cla:-*. tire enrne tly reqnested to
1-oimni nisi nt the first of tlie ses.-inn.
.September 11, 1856. ♦n I
INKTUUCTION IN AIUMIC. .-26? ——
JOSEPH U AKdKMKIt hegs leave to in f Ej ‘ j
9f form tin* inJiiiMtuntid of 1 * J “
fttul viHnity. thut hi* is to jfjvi* ii Mu
ir. < Mili’i -j l*Tt sit Mr. ChHn'. MoM. Stor**. will r**-
reiu- prompt H ll**ll tio||.
JO. 1 H.'jij. lin
CATALOIiUE
ur
iXJNTjEi O-KOCBBIES,
MARCUS & RAGLAND,
77 xAroad Btrcot, Uolumbua, (Ju.
Flue Teas, American Ricblc,
\l°l9Ug loiuatoes
Young Hyson Hod Cabbuge
Hyson Peppers
Imperial Hlierkinsin bbls ami kegs
Lunpnwder .V> uccarant.
Souchong and Pouchoxig Vermicelli.
Sugars. CUeese.
Stuart s Crushed Knglish Dairy
do. (1 round StHteCliee.se
do. Ruflned, ABC Sap Sago
, N. O. Brow n j Fmo Apple Cheese
do. Claritio ! English l heddor do
Coffee. Hutter.
Old (,ov Java tie.-he 11 Butter, by every
Brown ’• steamer
Superior white Java Molasses.
Old Alocha Hidden Syrup
Laguira and Rio Stuart s do
Provision. NO Molasses
t--Nle ssee llam* Mlsiieilaneotis,
! ‘b’orgia IColgute’s Soap
v “ 1 ILuut I•• ,Starch
,\e\v York Spe. 1 Caudles
j Fulton Market Beef jFutent
1 Smoked amt Pickled do Star *•
j Smoked Tongues Olive oil
} Pickled do , llorse Jtadlsit
Extra Pig Pork I Pie Fruit
1 Bacon Sales and Shoulders j Powder
; Best Leaf Lard isiiot
j Fiali. leaps
Mackerel in bids and 111 ilo itlitn Wads
| Salmon, sm’kd and pickled Powder Flasks
VV bite Fish SJioL fouehes
} Apaktcii’a do Drinking I'l.cdt
| Fresh Shad in cans Kaspberry Syrup
“ Lobsters , ; Lemon. ’■
j “ Salmon ‘ !Cordials
Oysters -• Brandy Fruit
l ickled Oysters jOliocoiate and C.atoa
Lobsters Potatoes
Hominy. Onions
Split Pens. Wood and ’Villow* Ware
Flour. Scotch Ale
Extra(leuessee Loudon Purler
“ St Louis Rice
City Jlills i Candy
Extra Buckwheat Yeast Powder
Crackers, Strasliciirg Pates.
Soda Biscuit Petit Pois
Butter Crackers Trudies
| Boston “ Moutarde Dc Mai lie
j ( 1 rabam Bread Pates lie F'oie (Iras
; Sugar Crackers Saneegand ('ulsiijit.
Fancy “ Worcestershire Sauce
Bent s Crackers, in bids and i Heading -•
cans i.loiui Bull
Frniis. ; , oper
Malaga Raisins , I .mu; to Caps up
Layer •• j Walnut ••
Prunes .n jars | .Mushroom ••
” in boxes | Ulslenvood's Itelidi
in kegs, fiir cooking F reud} Olives
Sultans Raisins 1 Seville
Fresh Figs Capers
Oranges Sardines
Lemons Tobacco
Apples Cigars.
Currants and Citron Always on baud a line lot
Nuts and Almonds of choice brand.-.
Siiiecs. Vinegar
Nutmegs Wines.
Mace Madeira Wine
Cloves Port
Cinnamon ■ ‘ilicrry *•
Giugur Malaga
Black Pepper White Cooking Wine
While C liampnj; nc.
Cayenne F’cpper 1 Loidseiek fe Cos
Allspice <i mum's Vergenay
Currie Powder •• Cabinet
Jtlis-il ./deed. •• Imperial
Canary and Heuip ,! remo de Bou/.y
Preserves. : .Still Uock
Pineapple Sparkling lioek
Limes Rhine Wine
Peaches Imperial Sherry in bottles
Pears Regina Port * “
Green Gages Reserve Madeira
Canton Ginger J'forreo “ “
Jams and Jellies Hitpiioi's.
Isinglass. (Hard Brandy
Cooper's Sliroti Hounesso Biatuly
Cox’s Sparkling Geiatine. lutpcrial ‘ * in hollies
Re lined isinglass , Alpha il
English Pickle. Old t| •• <•
English-Mustard Pickle Old Nabob'Rum
•• Mixed do Scotch Whiskey ••
White Onions do Irish ;;
Clmw Chow Monoiigaliela Whiskey
Gherkins Old Bourbon
American Pickle. Jamaica Rum
Gherkins Holland Gin
Mixed Pickle I rid, Whiskey
Mangoes Cooking Brandy.
March 14. Iv
ALABAMA FAR3I.
i OFFER for sale, in Russell county, Alabama, A-.**.
. a desirable FARM, containing 4.0 acres—2BU pSpiW
acres cleared and under fence, a good framed-* 25
iiouse with four rooms (file-places iu each,) six negro
houses, stables, cribs, and carriage house, a large framed
Gin House and a first rate screw. The farm is’ well wa
tered with three good springs and one of tlie best wells
in the county. The location is not surpassed for health
tiny where; it lies within six miles South West of Co
lumbus ou the Eufaula and (ileuuville mail.
Persons wishing to buy will do well to cnll soon as 1
intend to give a bargain. Terms will be easy.
Columbus, Ua., Aug. 22, 1358. <’. E. MIMS,
A. K. AYER
OFFKIIS lor sale a well selected stock of YULI XU
VIRGINIA N EGJtOlfiS, uml has effected m ar
rangement to keep constantly on hand such a supply as
the .demand may require. Hy the tirst of October he
will have completed safe an 1 comfortable apai tun nts
for the aecriumodation of one hundred Negroes, at No.
131 West sida llroad street, where he will be ]>ieu.sed to
see and accommodate his friends and patrons.
fcJept. 11. la&O-ti*
S A LA.U AAUlilli
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS!
Patented July 3d, D by Robert I>. Dwyer.
r |M£ESfO Rods are known to be the be.-t ever used fgr
JL the perfect protection of all descriptions ul build
ings, Farm Houses. Public W orks, etc.
The Insulator consists of a ilitit glass stand, which is
attached to the building by hoi d-fasts or screws, so mim
ed as that the combination * f the damp and Insulator
is perfected ny the rod passing through rhe tTiuun iimi
over tin? glass, thereby connectin'/ the entire three with
out the intervention of any ot tier fa:-tchiug vrhatever.
This construction is simple, f/rm and of durable mate
rials—the insulation is pertieet—thus nil flic*
defects of other Lightning Rods now in use.
iSept.yihn Ji. M. AfjDWOttTII. Agciit.
P. xUALLKTT,
General Commission Merchant,
NEW Y IJiK,
/ i.VN bi; found ut tlm niiloe ol D. Coldvn Murray, Esq.
\j 82 Smith BtiouU
U,tl lioul.ll’ attention giVell Ul uldl'lS fill
Esngggiii;g s Rope, Cffjavs, &c. &,c.
liefer to
John Munii, 7-1 -I). Coiih'ii Murray,
Colombo 1 Du. New York.
Jut • 23. IXSO. i;i.
BACON! BACONt
\ lIIIDK. anil 21 Imxis TENNE.-i-EE BACON, un
-v*J sorted. ju*t received mi consignment, and for Hale
ut thi’ Alabama War II air. bv
June 21-ts “ KING .v SOILSBY.
TEN NESS hi E MACON.
W* E I'.iull receive in af. w d-.y -a large lot ul'choice
Vy Trnii ‘‘f llaeim Slues.
August 1. Glt/.E.WViJiID & GRIMES.
WILLIAM G. LEG N. M. CAETEIi.
LEE & CARTER,
COM M ISSJON M IbltCi 1 AMTS,
General Agentß and Collectors,
COMMERCE STREET,
JIDN’TGOMEItY, At,ABAM A.
\\riLL pay partlcular I'tUr.'liou to the pur Ii ;m‘ami
Ts sale of COTTON and other GOl’N FRY PUGRI.TK.
RrfrrnireN ;
.Johns.m. Stewart •’ Do. iiargrovn t': Smith
Pommy A. I*. Pilder V;
.h)lnli Morris. Joseph S. Winter.
Wc 4 Liberal (.'h-jli Advam e made on uts
when denired.
AtigUHt It# iiS.Ph Tltf
NOTICIC.
M’RfjfOK Y O-h, rn-o"iat.*d J. * witli <l.
. W. UOSKTTF.. flu* name and style *f tlie firm
will btf
Rosetta, Melick & Cos.,
Wh* te cun always h. fuiinJ a ktrire ht M-k of hhADV
MARK CLitTfllNU and FI.'RMSIUXG <Po!S. which
will he sold at the lowest |)i'icc> for CaHh.
\v. It tIS hr IK.
J. T. Mid.M !\.
Y. hr.PMU .
Sept. 13. isiii;—fit.
LOST f>zr UUShAUh
5 .#r mislaid, a DfJi\ HILh drawn i> M.:<on V
6 j Dibble, dit and Macon, July Is.'.*, f u Ki\ Uoudi<d
d'di:o't. >tt favor of Win. Darnoll. All Pi , r<ou- a**c lhr*-
w in and from trading for mul> mde. hh it Is m piunei ty
July JI, 1 S'*b. M. (1, Mel\f N |l.
SOUTHERN LOTTERY!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
MURE PRIZES THAN BLANKS !
7,805 PRIZES.
1013,000 X)OXtXjA.H.S.
Only 35,000 Numbers !
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
Uy Authority of the State of (Georgia.
OIjASS K>,
To he Drawn October 15th, 1850,
At Concert Hall, Macon, Georgia, under tlio sworn tuiiier
mtendence of Col. Gedrge M. Logan iinil Janie*
A. ft£Boit, jbHtjr.
I‘atiMU.s will phano examine tliin Mugniijeent Scheme
qaiefully—coni|..u-‘ (, with any other, and if it in not
the best ftver olteved, add the i-liunceH 10 obtain Capitals
lar be tier than any other ftchemo ever onered, don't pur
eliaae Ticket?.
CAPITAL PRIZE $15,000!
’ t’ru.c id % 51u,900 is £IS.IKS)
” arc 2,500
La Apprnxitualiuns id fell arc 1,0(0
“° ” of 25 •• 1,260
99 ‘■ of 20 •’ 1,000
_M‘O •• of lo •• 1,000
‘°9o Priy.cs of eaoliare O&TCO
7.H05 i’riaes amounting to $102,000!
iiekets j'!o Halves :sn (fnarters 60,
The 7.5110 Prlf.es ofsS] j arc determlncil bv the ruini
ler Which draws the £16.010 Prfec—if that number
should bn n odd number then every odd number ticket
in Ihe Scheme will be entitled to $6 *SO; ilan even miln
l"s, Ihvnov r.\ even ruiniher ticket will be entitled to
;8 ~u. in ailiHtion lo nnv oilier Prize which nun he
drawn.
i ui! : buying an i|uautity oi’odd oiul oven
nmni.t r tickets will be curtain <>l drawing nearly one halt
tlie Co.-1 of tlie name, with chances ot* ohtainiiiK other
Prizes.
All t hose tickets ending with U, -J, 4, b, 8. are even
all those ending with 1,7, ‘J, arc odd.
Persons ending money by mail need not fear Hn Ik iug
lost. Urders punelually atteiided to. Communications
confidential. Hank Notes ot souml Hanks taken at par.
Tlmse wishing parlienlar numbers should order imme
diately.
JA M I'S V. WINTKU, Manager.
Macon, Ga.
Wi K. I,OVE, AgcstJ,
No. Broad Ftridd.
Bcpl. Id—ld. Columbus. Ga.
MEW FIRM.
makcus jsc i^^vca-XjuAisrx),
At iheold stand of Maiiits fe (biAEiI.,.
\\ 7 Ibb aUva vs keep on b rl :v wall sidcaFad Maak of
t> tilOlIK FAMILY GKOCEiCKS
AH artialas s.ibi i,n< wanahtad to givti sartsbiction.
Call anil -ac us and don't litraai that iiv sail for rush.
VA.S M A litdiTHOM AH R AULA Mb .lit.
.Sciit !M(
A. IL AYER,
(i KNI’UiAL ACi ENT.
AUCTION, COAl.ld.-tSfciJ.OlM, ItEOEJ VIWO
Ami Esnvuntiug Mrrviiaul,
No. I;5 t Wast Side iiroatl Htrect, Cohmihti - (la.
** Partiaular attuiitioii givan to thokeeping.purtha,sa
and sab; of Kegrue,
KS” Idininisfrntors’ and Exarutors’ suk-s attuudml lo
on raa . 1 la tarnis. Oct, 23, ly
•t. 0. Ht.SE. J. 11. JI.VVIS. V.. 11. 1.. Ml
RUSE, DAVIS & LOING,
C O Bi M I B BI O jfe II EiiC 11 Alv T IS
And Shipping Agent.,
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
‘1 > ’ I iiL piirclutsu in.l sail cotton and ol liar produce on
T Y Ciimntissioii, and strictly attend to ha wanhug
goods and filling orders from the country.
base, Puß-u .V Cos., agents Coiuiuhus, tij’ wlnau liberal
advanccfi will bo made on consignments is!in i to or
through ns to our friends in Liverpool or the North.
Jan.ld !y
FIIEBH AND KINK.
JUST JiFICKt VEI)—
Extia St. Lonis Flour
Extra *leliesM-c do.
Ailantia Siipertioe ,10.
Pilot ftmiil; Butter and Soda Crackers
Arrow Root and Fancy do.
■lava, Maracaibo and Kio Coffee
Tons, a very choice solci tli'ii
Sugars of every kind
Raisins, Cunants, Citron and Almonds:
Together with every tiling usually kept in flu- Grocery
line, for sale by GDNBY fe CO.
mar 12
PItIMTINGAND WRAPPING PAPJSIt.
KOOK ISLAND PAPEIi MlLLfci,
COLVMUUS, (jJ.OKGIA.
fIMIKsB ill LIJJ twe pnijiarcil to furnish tlie liost nr
tide ol Printing and Wrapping Paper. The paper
‘ll ivliidi Tim Daily Hun is printed, is made at these
Mills.
FOR SALE OH REST.
r IfoLSE on the corner of Troup and *
Thomas streets, Lot 400, with five rooms,
an cxcuLiunt well of water, all the out* improve
ineni.s, and has been recently put in if “ r
repair. Call at ‘ SAM.MIS & KOO.NnV’S.
Juno 21-lm
BIRD CAGES.
A JjARGL lot of 111 it U C AGES, jual recei v
il ed and for sale cheap, by
dune h. bm ii. M. ALDWOItTii.^SP 0
WANTED.
r EXTV Fi Vj£ to work on the Muscogee
JL Rail Koud. for whom liberal wages will lie paid.
J. L. .ML’JSTJAR*
M >; ?l Id. Sllpeilllf'lldlllf .
NEW BOORS ! : !
Vlil) L!L!1: in liCfurical Romance •! Texas
> a . * lc.\ i•■( >. hy Jo re Clemens, of Alabama .
M { *r .t!h; \\ iid Western .<vms. senes, hv J. 11.
Ju* •.*.’ *
l)l'‘aia- aiui Je.dities ;f a J’asior Itlid ‘lVaelm;. hy the
Aiitli .r at Parish ,^ide;
The l.‘ Hunter:
The ( ro.do Oi pJiiuis; by J. ri IVucocke:
I lood s Pul t ifui VVoi k :
Hi art u, Mai hie W are;
Clara. . . lav o life iu ,au*oj e. wilii a pietil< o by A. All
Boii. hurt.
Liic ol .miii l ■ Uticii tiian, l>y R. G. Horton :
La.st oi the Foresters, hy J. 10. Cooke;
\ iciona, or the Worjb Orotvoiiio, by C. ( hei-obroj
Cummodoi” Perry s Japan hv F. L. Hawks.
A. •; School ho <!: blank bu >ks. ami r.v, lor
*>th* I*. hhu. \y. MATHivSV r,
uug. Ihiti \4. 41 Droad Kt
TO THU? PCHI-IC.
r S I ■* public w h Inv.e hilimrto patruiiiznl the
6 I RGY f AC'l'uUV , will pk*iirt<j take notice that \V'. K.
II \iii!f is no longer conn* <t*d or associated in any man*
nm wiiiitevei v\ it)i the huiiioss of the ‘‘vtHhlislinioiit.—
Ail hiidness heioafUn’ will be Ira unacted exclusively with
oursolvos ut our Ware Pamms.
li. G. JKFFKKHGN (JO.
• ‘ >)iimbuß ( O'.t, 20. if
COAL YARD.
JTIfOSiO winking CuAL for Cratex, cun he nupplied at
1 ?13perToi; !>v calling on
JOHN W. HOWARD,
Nov Agent fcelma Coal Mine Company.
SUMMER CLOTHING
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
OMIG uii'lfv-li* -:i gm>.l >rf Tin'll * I LINEN
I MEM ME9 i ‘I.GTH ! sG, wliii'li ho is ul ‘ m;g at groiit
ly roilncoil pric.cH. to olio- out tho Kn k. Among which
fin—
Black r>'*>l.in niiJCloili Fiiut*;
l>m|i Dc Tc amt Aljiurtil I’nnt*:
Hi ■wn Gincii Drill Flint*:
Linen Duck I’ant*;
‘.V lift.- I.incn Drill I’nnt* ;
Fancy Linen Drill l’ntil*;
1 1'iiey Linen l’nnt*:
‘ol toll ‘ale iiinl lie,ivy Culloi* f'nnl*:
Dlncf: Frcneli i,rnl KnglGli Frock Ulelh Coftr;
Black Drn,’ It* Te ami Alnacca f'oata:
Brown anil While Linen Duck (’onl*;
Cheek Mar eflle* uml l.iimn Coat*’
’ ‘otorcl ami Black 1 tailaa Olofli Celt*.
A great variety of VEBTS, BIIIBTS am! i ti i u*i!IRTB,
Tiiuwria. HALF III'FE. 4e All who want •nmuicr
clothing, are in vile It” call, ami a* ninny a* rail ami buy
*tlui 1 have i'lot hlng for almiil half tlx 1 iimihl price.
July 24. G. W. ATKINBGN.
BATON.
t/t { 1/ W | FOUNDS E'hoSc ’iiainmni. Bc..n. j nut
1 U,’ “r I veil ami I lie by
Angu-I 29. JEFFi .(AON i IIAVI 11,TON.
NOTICE.
\\ r A NTKIf linmeiliately, FORTY HANDS to n..ik
ft in (kiliunliu’ at Buck Work, amt alao Heverii good
Stone Mfiflon*. Liberal wage* will be |iui<l.
A-lil, HAIIiIII
iSOMETHIjSO- FOB THE MILLION!!!
PROFESSOR WOOD'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
YOUNG, to the wonderful preparation, which
turns back to its original color gruy hair—coven the
head of the bald with a luxuriant growth—removes the
dandruff, itching and all cutaneous eruptions—causes a
continual How of the natural fluids; and hence, if used
us a regular dressing for the hair, will preserve It*
color, and keep it from fulling to extreme old age, In all
its natural beauty. We rail, then, upon the bald, the
gray, or diseased; in scalp, to use it; and surely, the
young will not, as they value tlie flowing locks, or the
witching curls, over be without it. Its praise Is tlpoti
the tongue of thousands.
Waterford, Matt., July 16, 1866.
I’liOF. O. J. WOOD—V\ith confidence, do 1 recow
mend your Hair Restorative, as being the most effica
cious urti de I over saw . 1 have used the Walphenuand
other preparations of the day, all without effect. Sine*
using your Hair Restorative, my hair and whiskers,
which wire almost white, have gradually grown dark;
and I now feel confident, that n few more application*
will restore them to their natural color. It slso has re
iiv ted urn of all dandruff nml unpleasant itching, s*
common among persons who perspire freely.
J. 0. KILBY
Aorlh tji.it Kfimap/i'uniVi, Mat ch 9,1836-
Slß—in consequence of having hair, for several years
past, not only gray, but peifectiy white, I have cut it
short, and Worn caps to bide it from view; but seine
three months sinco, 1 was induced to nso your Ilalr Re
storative, and I must, in justice say, that its effects wer*
almost mii nculons; fur it has clmngcd it gradually to al
moet its former splendor ne to color, end left il so soft
and glossy us to be more beautiful Lliu.li It over was,
when under the influence of line oil. I earnestly, therc
lore, recommend it to every lady nn decidedly tho fcoet
preparation for toilet use, ol anything in tlie world.
HF.TBY SMITH
PROF. WOOD—Having experienced the magic effect
of your ilair Restorative. 1 drop you this upon the sub
jeer. About two years ago, roy hair commenced falling
oil and turning gray; l was Inst becoming bald. 1 mo*
a friend who had used your Restorative, anil spoke su
highly of its virtues, I was induced to try it, although I
had but little tailh, ns l had before tried so many otlnv
nu diciiu s. I commenced using your Restorative in Jaa
n.i; y last; A few applications fastened my hair firmly
It began to till up. grow out, and turned buck to Its
toi mur color, (block.) At this time, if is fully restored
to its original color, health nnd appearance, and 1 chee* -
fully recommend its use to all. < .1.1). UOFB
Chicago. 111.. May 1, 1854.
llt'lj'nrtl , Mi ircfiUtr an., Mat*., Xnv. 13, 1864.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD—Daar Sir—l lake pleasure la
bearing voluntary testimony to tlie magic effects of
your wonderful llnir Restorutiie. As far back ss 1836,
my hah’ commenced falling off. until tho top of my scalp
became bald and as smooth as glass, umi it Ims con tinned
In Tail for a great many years, uotwi'bstundiug I have
tiHcd many celebrated preparations for its restoration.
Seeing ymir udrei tisement. 1 aim induced to givo your
article atrial, and, to my utter astunishuient, I found
alter a lew applications, that my hair became firmly set,
and assumed a glossy and beautiful appearance; and by
the time i bad usi and a quart bottle, luv bald bead sf.i,
covered v> itb a young and viguroi,. growth of hair, which
is non ftoiu one lo two inches j. Irngtli, and growing
fast. Yours, truly, HER itY” GOODRICH.
Acic YtirkfWldohc.r 2, 1854.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD —Dear Fir— After reading the ad
vei tipciueut in one ol the New York journals, of yov c
celebrated lluir ltestoialive, 1 procured a half pint bot
tle and was so unicli pleased witli it, that I continued
its u.-e for two months, and urn satisfied it is decidedly the
heal pivpiuajion before the public, ft at once remo'ed
ill d. noli nil nml uiipli-asant itching from tho scalp,,nut
lots n sion and ioy ;lmii naturally, amj, I liavu no il- obt,
| jjk Mi,
\On hit Vi* jM’j iitirbioii to u-j.t to me, all who utoioln
Kfi.v iloiiht ot it* j i l loi iiw ~.. nil tliat in cluiiijou tot* it.
Ml^. v FkhKaS orc(Avenue.
1 Imvi• um I iMttt'uHbur O. J. Wood s Hair Retoiat f .;i.
and hnVf adiuired its wonderful eflerta. It restored ruj
Lmr w'ln-io it had tullen oil; it (loana tho head, and i> j
dt rs llo* liuir HiidMiuuoth much more ho oil.
MAIiV A. ATKINSON
hotiitivillu, Nov. I, 18,74,
#f) Sold at 114 Market street, St. Louin, MisHonri, 18
Broadway, Neiv York, and hy nil I)i nfjginlH ev*-iyw re
\II kinds of family |ntrnf inedorhien for Bale, r*- th
r eht possible tornin, at I’rnf* hhoi* Wokd** ertahlin,’ jiuJit,
114 Market street, St. I.onia.
For sale in OolumhuH at the Drug Stoio of
KIVLIN, THOMAS A CO
19—4-Sii
ICE AT THE
01x33 ICE HOUSE.
lIIAYE filled and (ipeiicil the Old Ice House at a great
e.\|n use and cofiKhlcrublelabor, to sii|i|ily the want*
of the jienjile, and I claim your patronage, being 0M
of YOl . I will furnirh you a* LOW mm any one else. 1
was run out luM yearntnl have n|i|i<ieition to deal with
tliir, hut 1 am determined fait to Be run out again, uml
Hotter tlie nioiiiijiol y In advance (.lie and a half cent* oa
the. citizen*. 1 never have, nor do I expect to auk mor,
than TWO AND A ll ALE CENTS in quantities amount
ing to more than 30 iintiudH.
I am prepared with a llor*o and Wagon to deliver it ioi
the City, at your door*; and will attend punctually ta
till order* from the Country, or neighboring Towns, ta
lie Hi-nt by Bail lioad, Stage, or ot betwire, a* you ma,
wish.
Ua Ticket* tolie hull nt the Ire House, m at mySlose
T. M. HOGAN
F. S.—lee 1 tonne open t all lo ur* during tho day (*-
cojit Sunday). On Sunday from BA.M.to 12 M.
April 15, 1856. ts T. M. H
FOR MALE.
Fl'll E subscriber ofleiH tor sale bi* reaidenre on A-—X
1 Oglethorpe Street. The house fa new and BBW
ccudailirt live rooms. For particulars empiire of -a l -* l *
W. It. Carter at bi* Munir Store.
Sept. 23. WM. It. CAKTBR
TURK IP SEED.
YJRE.su Tl.’KNll’ SUED—new crop, just Imported,
J 1 for sale at tin Blue Drug Store of
August 9. lutf BROOKS * CHARM AN
THE CLAYTON BANNER,
CLAYTON, BAKItOCK COUNTY, ALABAMA.
BY KIEBEK & POST.
fpillS Rapt r possesses a large circulation In the coun
i tie* of Barbour, Rike, Dale. Henry and Coffee; and ta
the iucrcimiit*|of ColumboM i* offered an excellent op
portunity to make known their tiiisiiies*.
A HOMESTEAD FOR 310.
§310,000 worth of Parma and Building Lota
In i lie Gold Region of Virginia, Cnlpepper County,
ri'M tie divided amongst 10,280 subsci ibera, ou the 17th
1 of Feptonilier, 186 U, for the benefit of Rort Royal
Female Academy. Sulmr riplion* <mly ten cbUari tuch ;
one liall duw 11, the rest on tho delivery of the lieiel.
Every .-ulisei iber will g. t u Bulldlug Lot or a Farm,
ranging In value front #li) to |2.'i,t'oo. i hise Farm* ami
fait* afe sold so cheap to induce eettlement*, a sufflclent
iimulii r being reeerved, the increase In value of which
will ci'injicnsutc for tlk apparent low price now asked
‘The most ample Kecuilty will be given for faithful pet
fiiniuinrr of contract* and jironiiHCk.
M ve Agents ere wanted to obtain subsedbera, ta
whom th” must liberal Inducement* w ill he given, ftnmv
Agents write u* that they arc milking S2OO pel month.
Advertising w ill In* dene for every Agent where possible
For lull portb olar*. Snhscriplinn*, Agencies, Ac., apply
to K. BALDER,
June 27. Fort Royal, Carolina Co s, Ya
CHEW ACL A LIME.
. f|MIK imdersigmul, Agent* of the above Lime Work*
J[ ar< prepared tfill order* ut all Ulna* for LIMK in
the following package*, to wit : 3 llnshel Barrels, and
Bushel Bar! els, in good older for shipping.
Thi* Lime i* of fine'lunlity. equal in every reaped t*
the h 1 1 I liomastoii l.ilne, end ha* siipersedisi it in the
iiitcii.i a \ litliaiiiH and Western Georgia. It can lie de
li vi ,! id any point in Middle Georgia materially cheap
er I him Thomortiin.
May 24. OUNBY 4 CO.
I'EAS AND BEANS.
< /. BL.'IIELB PICAS and BEANh, Just rccatrod and
J. *4 (/ for sale by
May2.tr JEFFERSON A HAMILTON.
CHOICE WINES.
(til AII IMG \E. Port, Clan t, Maderta, Cielly end Mwl
J nga.jost received and for Male hy
May 2.; GUN BY 4 CO
PEAS.
Ifl/l lii'SHKLB PegsjuHt received and for *nl hw
•'f'’ OUNBY 4 CO
May 23
PIIEMERVEM.
IJXTHA “Cnuchols” Meat India Preserve*—hy rha
1 Case.
May 23 OUNBY 4 CO
- HALE.
\ FIRST rate Northern made Two Kora* In ay or
Wagon, nearly new. low for rash
August 1858. JAMES LIGON.
IRISH POTATOES.
N’ EM Northern Irish Potatoes Just received and tor
sale by JKEKKUSON A HAMILTON.
Fi ptember |, 1856.
PEACH BRANDY.
1,8 NT It A old SOUTHERN REACH BRANDT, ju ru
j ftived and for *le by GCNHY 4 Cos
Fept. 8
PULTON MARKET BEEF.
(UloiCG Fulton Market Reef and Rxtra I*4 ot
./ Tennessee Hama. Just received by
SRt 13. eiiNBT 4 .