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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1857)
GENERAL ITEMS^ There were nineteen deaths in Montgomery in the mouth ending 28th ult. J Ex-Governor Win. Smith, of Virginia, has been nominated for re-election to Congress. There are now over six huudred miles of railroad in Tennessee, upon which daily trains are running. The Natchez Courier announces the death of Gen. Felix Houston, a few days ago, at Wash ington, Miss., in the o7th year of his age. The Post Office appropriation bill was finally adopted with an amendment providing for a regular mail service, in four horse coaches, between the Mississippi and San Francisco. The steam rice mill, with two acres of land attached, on Pennywath Island, was sold at Savannah on Tuesday for S4IOO. Six negroes sold at the same time brought §SBOO. The ship Fanny McHenry, of Philadelphia arrived at New York on the 10th inst., from London, having made the passage in nineteen days and a half. Among the celebrities at Washington on the 4th of March was a turkey weighing thirty four pounds. It was forwarded from New York to grace the table at the Inauguration Dinner. The total number of deaths in New York for last week was 448, showing a decrease of two deaths, as compared with the report of the previous week. Included among these are 41 deaths by scarlet fever. The sales of swamp or overflowed lands in Louisiana from the Ist of January, 1857, amounted to 850,1145 acres—total sales of Swamp Lunds up to January first, 1857, 995,- 271 acres. It is thought that the Supreme Court of the United States in the Drud Scott ease, will, by a large majority, sustain the extreme Southern ground, denying the constitutionality of the Missouri Compromise. Probably Judges Cur tis and McLean will alone dissent. By the bursting of the boiler of an engine attached to one of the freight trains of the Western & Atlantic liailroad, on Thursday last, a fireman by the name of Wing, was in stantly killed, and the engineer, Mr. McGuire, severely wounded. A woman named Parker, from Cairo, who had been supported by the charity of some kind persons, died suddenly at the Rundall house, St. Louis, on Saturday. After her death, SBO9 in gold and silver were found se creted on her person. The Senate struck out of the Deficiency Bill the House item, appropriating $185,009 for books for members. Probably a more corrupt “job” never was started, even in the house of Representatives,—and the Senate in throwing it out, only did what was honest. A fire broke out on the 28th ult., in the Car ol.na Mills, at Jacksonville, Fla., and in spite of efforts to extinguish it, destroyed nearly the entire building. The mill was built in 1852, and was owned by Kelly & Cos., whose loss is estimated at from $15,000 to $20,000. Mr. Jarvis, of Portsmouth, Va., after a pro tracted series of experiments into the various method of neutralizing the act of teredo on timber submerged in salt water, alleges that in the white zinc he has discovered the great desideratum. It is now said that Henry Ledyard, of Detroit, Michigan, General Cass’ son-in-law, is to be Assistant Secretary of State. Mr. L. was Secretary of the Legation at Paris under Gen eral Cass. He speaks French and Italian thor oughly, having spent eight years in Europe. At Gothenburg in Sweden, the paupers of the parish are every year farmed out to specu lators, who bid for them at auction. The pur chaser is bound to feed and clothe them; he has a right to their labor. It need hardly be said that the parish pays him so much for taking charge of them. The fastest time on record is said to have been made by the Lady Kate, in a trotting match on the ice at Chicago, 111., the other day, she having completed the last mile in 2:20. The official time keepers were gentlemen of experience, and the watches of outsiders agreed in the result, so there can be no doubt about it. A Miss Duncan, accompanied by a friend from Cincinnati, met her divorced husband in Louisville, Ky., on the 20th ult., aud after forcing him to retract alleged slanders relative to her character, cowhided him publicly. The affair created considerable excitement. The heroine made her debut at the National 1 hea ter in Cincinnati, a year or two ago. Bishop Early, the widely known minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, preached in Raleigh, N. C., on Sunday forenoon and night, Ist instant, to a large congregation. Bishop Early is seventy years of age The Standard says he bears his age well, and looks as if there were many years of good # service in him yet. The Treasury department advertises for pro posals and specifications for building a steam revenue cutter of six hundred tons, with dou ble engines and side wheels, to carry ten guns, to be of the fastest sailing qualities, and rigg ed as a sail vessel and to be ot sufficient strength uot only for navigation, but also as a tug vessel in emergencies. Congress has ap propriated §120,000 tor the constiUution. Matteson is the ouly one of the four mem bers of the late Congress, implicated by the report of the Corruption Committee, who will bo in the next Congress. Gilbert aud Edwards were defeated at the last Congressional elec tion in New York by Democrats, aud Welch of Connecticut, has been passed over in the re cent Congressional nomination ot the Republi can party of that State. Tho following are some of the items ot the appropriations made by the last Congress: ror the Const Survey, $420,000; for the continua tion of the Custom House, in Charleston, $400,000; for repairs of Fort Sumter, SIOO,- 000 and for fortifications on the coast of Flor ida,’ $048,000. The sum of $30,000 is appro priated for the survey of the Keys off Florida coast. \ friend of the Temperance cause writing from Augusta to the Crusader says our cause is flourishing even here. We arc making ef forts to get up a petition praying Council to raise licenses from sixty two dollars and fifty cents to one thousand dollars per annum. Par ty may, however, render it abortive at this time, but we are determined to give them a “feeler.” A Washington correspondent of the Herald, writing on the Ist inst., says the rea j p ing in the Senate, recently negotiated by Mr. Spence, our Minister at Constantinople and the Persian Minister at CoUf!^, ! tmo F, 1 1 e ’ simply a commercial treaty. This will[ ac countfor the application made by the State Department for an appropriation tor the ex penses of a Minister to Persia, which passed the Senate after quite an animated discussion. We have never had any intercourse or com mercial relations with that government, and it is anticipated that this will open th e way for extensive business connections. Ihe treaty w an important one in this respect, and it will be taken up after the 4th of March and ratified. COMMERCIAL. daily SUN OFFICE, I COTTON —Th . , Culu “‘ b “ s - M <‘ r cl> 10, 1857. / ” * iho yesterday foot up £l3 bales at at 13c 8 from U tOlSc - >‘ uo “’ Good Middling at 13c. Receipts of ,l lc day 231 bales. COLUMBUS GROCERY MARKET. BACON ...I COLUMBUS, March 9, 1857. ISAOON.—The market is sliuily supplied. We .mote ! J*7 7, f ° r and 10c. tor canvassed; I es era Sides H>*.; Tennessee Clear Sides 13c.; Shoal- ! ders 10 to 13c. Country Hams 15. t„e Can°’~ BU|l,)ly e ' lUttl l ° d ‘’ w, ' nd ’ llt 14 10 i BUTTER— Country 26; Northern 35c. BEEF—In market, 6to Bc. by the quarter. ILOUR.—By the Barrel, $8 to sll. SUQAR.-N. O. Brown 12 to 14c.; Crushed, Pulver ised or Loaf, 15 to 18c. COFFEE.—Rio 13 to 15c.; Java 18 to 20c.; Laguna 16c.; Mocha 20 to 22c. MOLASSES. West India Molasses 70 to 80c.; Syrup i5 to 80c. BlCE.—Rice 6 to 7c. CORN—9Oc. MEAL.—BOc. BAGGING. Market well supplied with India at 20c. -No lveutucky in market. ROPE.—Supply abundant at 12JaJc. 1 W INE.—Plenty in market at 25c. supplied, at $1 50 pur sack. COLUMBUS ICE HOUSE. I ii'Vii’ ope ?f l n >y Ice House between tbe Oglethorpe j 1 * , 1 Brr y Houses, on Oglethorpe street, where 1 w ill ‘i v l i r" B ,’ “ ? 1 eaao “- All orders from the conu l itS 1 ’ attended to. Price 2J,’ cents, when more three cent's P ° Undß ftrc tak ™’ A ” under that amount, Families supplied with Tickets at the Ice House. Feblbtf A. F, LANGFORD. THIRD AND last call FOR THE SEASON. BARGAINS, GOOD BARGAINS, THE BEST BARGAINS. Come One! Come All! Come Everybody! A TKIN,SON is now closing out his entire stock of sta -4 k P' e 11 iuncy Dry Goods at unprecedented low pri -50 Pieces figured DeLaines, (worth 07 Uc) at 20 cts. °UI , .“ < “ 50c) at 25 cts. All wool French Merinos at 70cts. English Merinos aud Paramattas at 25 aud 36c. All wool French figured DeLaines at 50c. All wool French plain DeLaines at 35c. 50 Pieces 1 yd wide Bleached Homespun at 12hqc. 500 Embroidered Collars at very low price. 500 Jaconet embroidered Bands, very cheap. Honiton Lace sets at half price. Black Alpaca aud Bombazines very cheap. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Talmas, Ribbons, Laces. Ac. And many other articles too numerous to mention. Come and look and assure yourselves that you can find tbe cheapest goods, at ATKINSON’S. Jau. 00-ts 1857- MARCUS & RAGLAND HAVE on hand and are constantly receiving fresh supplies of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES \\oodaud Willow Ware, Fine Wines, and Genuine lle vannull Cigars. Bust quality Powder and Shot. Caps, Cartriges,’ Gun W’ads and Shooting aparatus. Soaps, Candles, Starch, best quality of Flour, Sugar, Coffee and Teas. Besides numerous other articles, all of which we propose to sell at the lowest living rates for cash. Jan- B—ts FRUIT TREES AND FLOWERS. LEE, KIDD & DUNCAN, *§& ARE now prepared to till all orders with the best varieties of APPLES, PEACH, APRICOT. PLUM. PEAR, ami NECTAR JN E TREES, and the most choice se lection of ROSES, EVERGREENS aud FLOWERING PLANTS of all descriptions, adapted to this climate. Their establishment is near the upper end of Broad Street, first door above Mr.llervey Hall, where they will be happy to wait on those who may wish any article in their line. Columbus, N0v.28-ly NEW BOOKS. DOKE, by a Stroller in Europe; Katiiie Braude, a Fireside History of a quiet Life, by Holme Lee; Milledulcia—a Thousand Pleasant Things; Lake Ngami, by diaries J. Anderson ; The Ivors, by Sewell; The History and Record of the Elephant Club, by Does ticks; The Tongue of Fire, or the True Power of Chris tianity, by Win. Arthur. Tlie Flower Garden, by Joseph Breck; Buist on the Rose Culture; Adventures in the Wilds of America, by Charles Laimmn: Passion and Principle, a Domestic Novel, by Mrs. Grey; History of the Turf in Hbutli Carolina. Just received by J. W. PEASE. Feb26tf PORTRAIT PAINTING. fTMIK undersigned respectfully aunounpis to tbopub -1 lie that he has again returned to this city for the purpose of prosecuting his profession, and is prepared to accommodate those who may honor him with their pat ronage. Portraits from Life, and from Daguerreotypes taken at short notice. Rooms in the m w Masonic Buil ding, 3d Story. JOHN MAIER. Feb. 27-lwp LOST OR MISLAID, A NOTE drawn by the undersigned and made paya ble October 1, 1857, to E. 11. Musgrove, or bearer, for the sum of oue huudred and fifty Dollars, for house rent. It is endorsed by Thomas Kenney. AH persons are forwarned from trading for said note. March 2, 1857. JOHN H. MADDEN. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY rpiIIS Company continues to take Fire Risks on Build ings, Merchandise, Cotton or produce in Store, on as favorable terms as any company. Oct. 7-fim. D. F. WILLOOX, Agent. FIRE INSURANCE. Consolidated Fire Insurance Company, PHILADELPHIA, PENN. CAPITAL $300,000. JAMES M. WATT, Agent, Dec 10. 1856. ______ Columbus, Ga. GOOD EATABLES. JUST RECEIVED—Fresh Baked Crackers; White Beans; Eggs and Butter; Cheese and Lard; Fulton Market Beef; Molasses, ill barrels and half barrels; Mackerel and Codfish; Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Salt. Ac. Feb. 21—ts WATT <fc SAPPINGTON. GENT.’S WALKING CANES. i N invoice of the most beautiful and serviceable kind, A opening this day at DIBBLE’S. Fcb24 UMBRELLAS. i COMPLETE ami fresh supply of all varieties, on A ale at DIBBLES. Fub'2-A VALISES AND CARPET BAGS. r|MIE best quality of these articles, to be Purchased at X Feb 24 DIBBLES. GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS. , i hIRTS, Undershirts, Collars, Cravats, Drawers, halt b Hose, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, etc., to be procured * 1 Feb-i 4 J— MISSES’ KID GLOVES. A MAGNIFICENT variety of the smallest sizes, just received by Bxpress, and on sale ut DIBBLE S. Fcl>24 • STRAW GOODS. i TV VERY description of Straw Goods, now Fi and for sale at DIBBLE S. Fcb24 ‘ OFFICE FOR RENT. nvHE OFFICE now occupied by Ilarmlen’s Express, 1 will be for rent on March Ist. Apply to Feb24-lw _____ FINE HAVANA CIGARS. 1 jqUXK Havana Cigars A NA(;K |.S NEW HAMS. LARGEandfre,hsu,,ply. K Jnsrecelvedby AY Feb. 9. ___ . buckwheat. 4 SUPERIOR article of Buckwheat Flour, Jurt re- A ceived and for sale by MACKEREL and salmon. _ riermfr Nm 1 2 and 3. in whole, half and quar- M ter barrels, and i'n'kits. Also, S “^^ k *CO received by March Ml FOR RENT. A DWELLING with five rooms, new and well finished, lu a pleasant part of the city. JSfIJL Apply to CLUCKLY. FebJOtf FA i h ion able emporium. mu. E- DIBBLE, I WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL Dealer in tho latest styles of HATS, CAPS, AND GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, At the sign of the Mammoth Hat, West side of Broad street, Columbus, Georgia. Feb24y GREAT ATTRACTION! FOR A SHORT TIME. THE natural colors at last. Maclntyre’s Beautifully Colored AMBHOTYPEB AND PHOTOGRAPHS, ot every size and style of finish that fancy can suggest. The great desideratum finally accomplished, THE NATURAL COLORS. MR. Si. has discovered an entirely new chemical process by which lie is enabled to impart to his pic tures, a brilliancy of effect and elegance of tone, and truthfulness to nature,hitherto unknown to the Art. ('nil and see his splendid collection of specimens. Gallery over Velati’s Confectionery, Xo. 20 Broad St. Open from 8 a. in. till ti p. m. Likenesses taken without regard to the weather. February 17, 1857. tt SOUTHERN LOTTERY! SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, ON THE HAVANA PLAN. LOWEST I‘IUZE FORTY DOLLARS. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY! By Authority of the State of Georgia. CLASS \V. Draws March 16, 1857, at Savannah, Gu. Under the sworn superintendence of Major W P. Bowen anil W. R. Symons, Esq. Saturday Schemes will be drawn every Saturday at Macon, Ga. Monthly Large Schemes w ill be drawn at Savannah, about tile fifteenth of every month. Nearly one prize to every 9 Tickets. 15,000 TICKETS. 1,712 PRI2SES. Prizes Payable Without Deduction. /tS” This Lottery has only Fifteen Thousand Num liers—less than any Lottery in the world 1 BRILLIANT - SCHEME: 1 Prize of. $15,000 1 “ 6,000 1 “ 2,000 4 Prizes of SI,OOO are 4,000 5 “ 500 are 2,500 80 “ 100 are 8 000 1500 “ 40 are 00,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 20 Approximations of sl<H) arc 2,000 50 “ of 60 •• 2,600 50 “ of 20 “ 1.000 I>Tl2 Prizes amounting to $102,000! Tickets $lO Halves $5 Quarters $2 00. Purchase ten tickets ending with the consecutive num bers, 2,3, 4,5, 6,7, 8,9, 0, and you will draw back four-tenths of the amount paid for the Tickets, besides the chances of obtaining Capitals. Patrons will find it to their interest to buy Certificates of Ten Tickets, end ing consecutively with 1. 2,3, 4,5, C, 7,8, 9, 0. By this plan they forfeit the Prize ending with the same num ber as tile Capital, aud get four more chances in every ten to gain the Capitals. Certificates of packages of ten tickets, are sold at the following rates, which is the risk : 10 Whole Tickets S6O 00 10 Half “ 30 00 10 Quarter “ 15 00 Bank notes on sound Banks taken at par. Checks on New York remitted for Prizes. Address Orders for Tick ets or certificates of packages of Tickets, to JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, Feb. 14—td. Macon or Savannah, Ga. JOHN .MAY, Agent, Opposite the Post Office, Columbus, Ga. IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. P. H. HARTMANN 11 T ISHF,S respectfully to inform VV the citizes of Columbus, and visiting public generally that he has jj® opened a Hair Dressing and II Shaving Saloon, in the rear of Purple’s Jewelry Store, where he expects, by strict at tentiou to business, to merit the confidence of all who will honor him with their patronage. He is confident, and determined that his establishment, anil the style of his work shall be second to none. In bis cases will al ways be found a full assortment of Perfumery, Invlgorators, Oils, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Collars, Ac. and Toupees furnished on short notice, and warranted in all respects. Entrance on Randolph Street. Feb. 4-ly HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. riMIK Subscriber offers for sale for CASH, two AeraA X Comfortable Dwellings anlLots. ||jj|gK One is situated on the corner of Oglethorpe and “ Water Streets—is built in Cottage style, and contains three rooms aud a bath room on the first floor and three in second story, and a brick cellar kitchen, with good well, out houses and garden. This lot contains about one half acre. The other is situated on corner of Jackson and Com merce streets, and contains two rooms, good well of wa tor and garden, and is about a half acre lot. Either or both will be sold at a low price for Cash. — Titles warranted. Applicants can apply at the first named house whore 1 reside. Feb. 2-lm WILLIAM KYLES. COLUMBUS HOTEL. Till? house situated north of the Cos . lnmbus Bridge, is now open for the reception of regular Boarders aud trail-fl|ji yltgr. tz. Tbe fare shall be good, and clinrgcs*Hfis§gso6s reasonable. No efforts will be spared to make tbe gueets of this house comfortable J. T. SCOTT, Jan. 14—3 m Proprietor. FOR SALE, VGOOD FIRE ENGINE, together with _ about Seven Hundred feet of HOSE, in good ordef. This apparatus is well adapt ed to a Country Town. . For any Information, address II T. HALL, or Columbus, (in.. Feb. 11 Jit I. G. STRI’PPFK. COME AT LAST. A NOTIIEII good supply of Cocoa Nut Candy, which lY consumei s pronounce to lie an extra article, for sale at my Fruit Store, 152 Broad Street, Jan.3o-tf J. L.CKLLA. ROCK SALT. ROCK SALT in blocks from 10 to 200 lbs., a superior article for stock and cheaper than any other salt, by Dec 2-ts GUNBY * CO. CHOICE BUTTER AND CHEESE. I C KEGS and half kegs Orange county BUTTER; Ivl 40 boxes English Dairy and State Cheese: just le- I reived and for sale by JEFFERSON * HAMILTON. Feb 3-ts SOMETHING RICH. JUST received 1 bbl. Catawba Brandy, made from the native grape. 1 Bbl. Poplar Log Whiskey—fine. 50 choice Venson Hams. Green aud Dried. For sale by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Jan 30—ts SOMETHING DELICIOU 8. JUST received pr. Express, u select assortment of Pre served Game and Meats. Also, Lobsters, Pickles, Sardines, Essence of Anchovies, Rasberry Vinegar, Pine Apple Cheese, Swiss Cheese, etc. F. CORK A k CO., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. TO RENT. A FRONT ROOM in Warden’s Arcade, suitable for an Office or ed Room. .Apply to K. CORRA * CO., Feb. 10-ts No. 42 Broad street. FLANNELS, FLANNELS. VERY CHEAP at Jan.3Q-tf ATKINSON’S. PERFUME RY. IVKKNCH and American, from the best Perfumers — Lullin'*. Buzkos and others, for sale by Nov. 19. DAN FORTH A NAGEL. BURNING FLUID AND ALCOHOL,” OF tile best quality, at Fell 14 K. A. WAKE S. TO HIRE. AN excellent House Girl, 18 years of age. Feb. 19-6tp A. H. SHEPHERD. | WHEELER tt WILSON'S IMPttOVKD SEWING MACHINES FOU Families, Manufacturers and Other*. T I UlKSEMachines are successfully used in every couu X try throughout the world, lu simplicity of con- I struction anil adaptation to all kinds of sewiug, they are , unsurpassed—ease of operation, noiseless movement, and I the remarkable perfection of their stitching, lecom inends them to every person as the greatest labor-saving Machine of the age. li.C. HAYDEN, their authorized agent for thosuleof these Machines may pe fouud iu JONES’ NEW BLOCK, UP STAIRS, COLUMBUS, GkA~, where he will exhibit these Machines, and the variety j of work done on them. Instruction will be given to any one who wishes to \ learn to work them. Any Machiues of their make will be adjusted it out of order. Noodles, Thread, Silk and all pints of the Machine kept constantly on hahd. Call and see them; sign of the Red Flag, Jones’ New i Block Up Stnirs. FUURGIKLS waiitod to operate the Machines. For the excellence of thwo machine's, refer to Mr. N. ; Nuckols, Mrs. Joseph Kyle. Dr. Uuquhnrt, Mrs. J. E. Hurt. Mrs. lteOben Shorter. Mrs. John D. Carter, Col. 11. Holt, Hon. James Johnson, Mrs. W alter T. Colquitt, Da- ; vid Hudson, Dr. R. A. Ware, John L. .Mustian. mid Mrs, \ R. C. Shorter. 4t,. A Lady in attendance to unit on customers. Dee 28-ts 11. O. HAYDEN. Agent. SCHOOL. Miss MARY R. EVERETT Will resume her SCHOOL on ll(l ftmM MONDAY, FIFTH INSTANT at the residence of her mother on Broad SHAD EMPORIUM. r I “'HE undersigned tuts opened a Shad Market in trout of the ‘-SUNN Y SOUTH,” first door above Uunby A Cos., and will re ceive them fresh from Savannah every day. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. Call and try mo. Feb. 6-ts A. F. LANGFORD. PRESCRIPTIONS. HAVING made many additions to the prescription department, aud using nothing but the best extra Medicines, 1 can now offer every facility to Physicians ami others in want of medicine. The front room over my st.vro is occupied by Mr. Kivlln, who will be pleased and ready at all times to attend those in want of medi cines after regular hours. H. A. WARE. Open on Snnduys from 8 A. M. to 1 P. M., and from 2 I*. M. until 9 P. M. fiddly BOARDING. MU. and Mrs. JAMES I.IGON are prepared and de sirous to accommodate tweuty or twenty-five Day Hoarders, at the new building over Nos. 122 amt 124 Broad Street. The Fare will tie good, and every niton turn given to make Boarders comfortable. Terms mode rate. Oct. 13. TO OUU CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB LIC GENERALLY. til ROUMSTANCES have recently come to our know!- / ed ;e which render it necessary for us to announce, that Mi L. STERN, a merchant on Broad Street, in this city, lias no connection with our linn. We are not to lie field responsible, either mol rally or otherwise, fnruny of his acta, as lie has never had any connection with either ofour Stores. B. G. k S. STERN, Jau, 16—tint Nos. 28 and7o llroad Street, C’ lutnbus Ga. A CARD. MY Uncles It. G. A S. Stern stated in this paper yes terday that I have no connection with their firm, ofwhich lam very proud. Also, lam truly sorry to he a connexion of theirs by birth. .My moral character Is, 1 consider, far superior to theirs, und I do uot wish them to be re ponsible fur any of my acts, as lean always meet my demands without their assistance. Furthermore, 1 would warn said gentlemen not to trouble me any more. If otherwise I shall leave it to the community to decide otir moral characters. L. STERN. Jan. 17- 3m WANTED TO PURCHASE. A HOUSE on a lot not less than a half acre, below Crawford street. Apply to K. J. MOSES. Jan. 20-ts PARAGON FLOUR. fkA BBLS.in sacks, fresh ground. This flour is ground *J\J from the best selected white wheat, and admits no superior—as good as Hiram Smith, and three dollars per hid. chtaper. 300 bushels fresh Corn Meal, sifted and ground from new corn. We will sell you meal—not bran. Jan. 19, 1857. K. M. A K. L. GRAY. Agts. ON CONSIGNMENT. O |)| 111 BUSHELS new Corn, in sacks. Special con* Ojv7V_/v/ tracts can be made with tlie undersigned to deliver corn in good sacks, in any quantity ut either ot the Rail Road Depots, or (ill Steamboat. Call and see us at 133 Broad Street. Jan. l.'J-tf It. M. A E. 1,. GRAY. FULTON MARKET BEEF. Cq HOICK Fulton Market Beef and an Extra lot of J Tennessee Hams, just received b\ Sept. 13. J3UNBY A CO. KEYS FOUND. II’WO KEYS, one believed to belong to an Iron Safe, X the other a common door key, were recently picked up on the street. Call at the SUN OFFICE. Jail. 29—ts SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persous indebted to the late firm of Kyle. Ever itt A- Cos., are requested to cell on tlie undersigned at the store of J. Kyle A Cos., and make immediate pay ment, to enable hint to settle with the estate of John Kyle, deceased, lute partner of said firm. Jan. 30, 1857. 1 m JAMES M. EVEKITT. DISSOLUTION. r |MUE partnership ill tlie grocery trade carried on by JL tlie undersigned in Columbus, Ga., under tlie style nfj R. HULL ACO,is by consent dissolved. Each of tlie Undersigned are authorised to niaks settlements and collect the debts, All persons Indebted to said linn are requested to make immediate payment, or in delimit thereof, tlie uldof tlie courts will lie invoked. JOHN R. HULL, January 30, 1857. M. U. PATTERSON. SWEET HAVANA ORANGES. JUST Received,by F. CORRA A CO., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. JUST ARRIVED. CIA N ill ES.—Cocoa Nut, Vanilla, Feu Nut, Cream Nut, / Love, (l love you) Sugar Almonds. Blanched Al monds. Lemon Gum Drops, Mottoes, Widow Malone’s Cough Candy, Ac. Ac. F. CORRA A CO., Febi 4 42 Broad st. BROWN’S HOTEL, FRONTING THE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. kn .Veals ready on the arrival of every Traiii.-qV# Jan. 28. 1857 0m TOBACCO. SOME of the finest i’lug and Solace Tobacco, at Pebll R. A. WARES. TENNESSEE FAMILY FLOUR, 1/OJt sale by ’ Jan. 12 GUNBY A CO. COW PEAS. I.TOK Sale by ’ Jnn. 12.’57. GUNBY A CO. PERFUMERY. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Perfumery and fancy lx. articles, ut [l'ebl4] K. A. WARE’S. INSTRUMENTS. INSTRUMENTS and Gold Foil, at Fehi4 It. A, WARE'S. WHITE LEAD AND OIL. AFRESH lot. just received at Fold 4 R. A. WARE’S. BRANDY AND WINES. 1101 l medicinal uses; also, some of tho pure Catawba Wine, for sacramental occasions, at F.1.14 R. A. WARES. NEGRO HATS. riMIK largest lot aud the best variety in this market JL for sale at DIBBLE'S. GARDEN SEED. JANDRETH’S NEW CROP Garden Seed, Just re j eeived at J. W. PEASE’S Book Store. Jan. 28—ts SUPERIOR WRITING INK. LlOlt sale by J 1 _____ _ PANFOWTII A NAGEL. SEG AllS. SOME of tlie choicest Regalia, Opera, Concha, Com ma lies, and other brands of Segars, at Febll It. A. WAKE’S. GUANO. 1 A TONS Peruvian Guano, for sale by IU Pel,. 26. GUNBY AJ'O. RAISINS AND ALMONDS. RAISINS in quarter and half boxen, aud Atwoods, Currents and Citron*—all fresh-just received and | for sale by (Feb. 26) GUNBY A CO. PROFESSOR O. J. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HKADB, AND RESTORING GRAY HAIR, TO THE NATURAL COLOR. ‘FlilS astonishing and utiequaledprepurutiou lias uev j J. or failed to produce a growth on Bald Ili ads, w hen I used according to the dirictioua, aud turu Lair track to I its original color, alter having become gray, and reiu i statu it in all its original health, lustre, softness, and j beauty. Removes at once all acurf, dandruff, ami un pleasant itching, scrofula, eruptions and feverish heat i from tlie scalp. It also prevents the hair from becoming unhealthy and falliug off aud lieuce acts as a perfect HAIR IN VIGOR ATOR AND TONIC. We annex a few certificates to corroborate our uiirr ! tl us. fUati <if llliuuit, titrlule, June 27,1853. 1 have used Prof O. J. Wood s llair Restorative, and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair wus heroin, ing, as i thought ]H‘imnnenlly gray, hut by the use of the Restorative, it has resumed its original color, and, 1 have no doubt, permanently so. SIDNEY UK ELSE, Ex-Senator United Stales. A gentleman of Boston writes to hi* friends iu New Bulbil .I thus: To your Inquiries. 1 would reply, that 1 first c n,im,ne ed using Pro! Wood's llair Restorative,my hair was al most white and hud been so for the last ten y curs, and it was very thin on the top of my hind, auil loore, und pulled out treaty; but 1 mliml Glut before 1 bui used all the second bottle, (w hich was eight weeks.) my hair was entirely changed tu its original color, (light blown j and is now free from dandruff, end quite moist. 1 hitv • hud my hair rut five or six times since the change, aud have never eeeu any thing like white hair starting tioai the ro< is; and it is now us thick us it ever was, aud dura uot come out at all. It bus prevailed in my case all that I could w ish to usk. Yours, etc.— July J, 1866. Gardiner, Maim, June 22,1864. Dear Sir; 1 have used two bottles ol Prut. W ood’s llulr Restorative, and can truly say, it is greatest discovery ol the ugc, for restoring and changing the hair. Before us ing it, 1 was as gray us u nmn of seventy. My hair has now attained its original color. You ran recommend it to tho world, w ithout the least fear, as my ease was ona of the worst kind. Yours, D X MURI’IIY. iS’f. Linus, March 7, 1864. Prof. Wood : My hair commenced failing off some three or four yuan since, and continued to do an, until 1 be came quite bald, i triedull the popular medicines of the day, but to no effect. At last 1 was induced to try your celebrated Hair Restorative, and am happy to say, it i* doing wonders. 1 have now a line grow th of young hair, and cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly afflict ed. A. 0. WILLIAMS, 133 Second street. Jianti, Mich., Any 2,1866. Tin's is to certify that one year ago, 1 wus quite gray, and my hull'so thin Upon tlie tup of my head, that 1 feared itseutire loss. In this Condition, 1 applied for and obtained a Isittle of Prof Woods : m d,retire, umlbefioo 1 bad used oue quart liottlr, tin gray bails lias eulirely disappeared and It hud tbickem . up. so as to be as full as usual and it assumed a glossy apt uuiancr, apparently more beautiful than ever it was bet. is. L ilo, thereto!e, cheerfully recommend It to all those ladies who value a beaut Dll head ot hair. 1 will also statu that I use it now, occasionally, for its healthy and beaut tty mg effect. saraii j. bkuwn. Chicago, Mag 1, 1864. 1 have used Prof Wood’s Hair Restorative to decided advantage. It prevents the lmir from coming out, gives it a gloss and softness very desirable. The few gray hail* I Imtf, have entirely disappeared. (Jllitis of tin family have used it, and concur witli me iu pronouncing it all it professes to be. 11. A.CLARK, Micbigun Avenue. St. Louis, Sept. 20, 1863. l)r.O. G. WOOD—Sir: I have used nearly three bot tles of your Hair Restorative and have fouud its effects very satisfactory. It has entirely destroyed all dumb uff from my lieud, and restored my hair to itsorigmui color, which had become quite gray. WM. TRUSDALK. AST” Sold at 114 Market stieet, St. Louis, Missouri, 316 Rroadway, New York, and liy all Druggists everywhere. All kinds of family [intent mederinis fi r sale, on the best possible terms, lit Professor Wood’s establishment, 114 Market street, St. Louis. For sale in Columbus at the Drugstore of KIVLIN, THOMAS A CO. Dec. 17 —3m FRESH AND FINE* ‘PHE undersigned has just received a fresh supply of X Family Groceries, aud afew Hue Hams from Tennes see. Also a fine lot of Irish Potatoes and Onions. Alt of which he is determined to sell on us reasonable terms as they can lie bought in the city. So, all who are iu wuut of fresh Cheese, Butter, und other articles usually kept in a Family Grocery Store will please call immediately on J. J. JONES, At tlie old stand of Jefferson A Hamilton, comer of Warren aud Franklin Streets. MATTRASSES. A splendid lot at J. H. SIKES’S CABINET WARE-ROOM, 48 BROAD STREET, (East Side,) COLUMBUS. QA„ * WHERE he will be pleased to see his old friend* Slid patrol.- “'flWHgglSfA the Cabinet line. He will always have competent workmen tu do all kind of CABINET WJJIK in tlie best stvle. Particular attention given to Upholstering and Repairing. PuFFINS made to order with promptness 1 at moder ate charges. Jan. 26. 1857. J. 11. SIKES. texjEghaph RESTAURANT, OYSTER SALOON, I* Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. £54-LUNCII every day at 11 o’clock, A. M. Jan. 2u-tf PIANO FORTES. F'IRSONS iii want of a Fine Instru-|Bfi£eSiSPil inent, can be supplied on W'TpWrn terms. A line assortment to select front, • a 1/ at October 31. ts A ROONEY’S. TENNESSEE WHISKY. r\i ) UHLS. Tennessee Whisky just received audfor sale by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Jan. 21. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. fpwo MONTHS after publication of this notice. p- X plication will be made to the Court of Ordinary ot Muscogee county, for leave to sell the real and personal estate ot Seymour It. Bonner, dec,d, late of hhlil county. Janualy 23, 1867. ALEX. I. ROBISON, Adm’r. in n 24—2 m r I'WO MONTHS afterdate application will be made to A the Court us Ordinary of Muscogee county, for leave to sell a Negro Boy named Aurelius, lielongiug to the estate of Ann E. Mathcson,deceased, late of said eounty ELIZABETH MATHESON, Adrn’x. Fel. 28-2 m FOR RENT. A CONVENIENT House in the lower part of the city, new, with four rooms, porch Ac.. Kent to Ist of October, sll,O. Apply to It. J. MOSES. Jan. 17—ft SEGARS. ANOTHER lot of those fine Segars, better than th others. Just received ut the Eagle Drug Store. DimlfMf NANCE A GEHNKR. FRESH AND FINE. TjTXTKA large and fresh Italian Chestnuts and Texas Jl* Pecan*. Also a Splennid assortment of French and German Pipes, and dellghtlul Smoking Tobacco. Just received at my Fruit Store, No. 20, east side Broad Street, Jan 3D-3HI a. VELATI. HATS AND CAPS. ~ BOYS and Childrens Hats and Cap* at _ ATKINSON’S. CALL AND EXAMINE A LARGE lot of Embroideries and Hosiery, cheap foi cosh, at ATKINSON’S. FOR SALK f|'WO desirable residences, pleasantly located iu tbe JL dty of Columbus. For further particulars apply to Nov 29-ts GEO. W. DILLINGHAM COAL YARD. THOSE wishing COAL for Grates, can be supplied at sl3 per Ton, by calling on JOHN W. HOWARD, Nov 27 Agent Selma Coal Min* Com puny. PARTNER WANTED. A PARTNER wanted with a cash capital of alanit 3 or 4(8)0 dollars, iu a good lucrative business in this city. To one who can command theabove amount, will find this a profitable opportunity to invest by addresaiug tlirougn tlie Post Office. A. B. C. Columbus, Dec 15-ts SNUFF. MACCOBOY and Scotch, at wholesale and retail, by DANFORTH k NAGEL.
