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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1857)
spaiLy sun. Wednesday Morning, March lx, 1857. The eteainer Gen. Stokes departed on yes- | terday eveniug for Apalachicola. The steamer Ben Franklin arrived at our wharf on Monday night last, and departs for Apalachicola to-morrow morning. • We understand there is about 8J feet water in the channel of the river. ♦ Mr. J. W. Pease has our thanks for the February number of Blackwood’s Magazine. Terms of the American edition, $3 per annum. The weather has been quite cool, aud the streets of our city rather sloppy for the past few days. We perceive that some ot our merchants are receiving a portion of their new Spring stocks. W r e suppose the cool weather prevents them from making the fact known to our readers. To Correspondents. Citizen can gain all the information ho desires on the subject, from the Solicitor of the City Criminal Court. In our opinion there is as much injustice in selling a slave a gallon of liquor as there is in selling him a drink.— We can see no equal justice in punishing the retailer, when the wholesaler is not noticed. Your complaint that the law as carried into execution operates only on a few, when the majority of large transgressors escape fine, may be true. It is the sworn duty of every officer to show no fear, favor, or affection ir. the performance of his official duties ; in other words, equal punishment should be visited on like ofleuces. It is a usual rule, though we doubt its utility, to bestow half the tine on the informer. ‘‘4th Ward.” According to our understan ding of the law, no negro slave has a right to carry on a business of any kind, on his or her individual account. We agree with you, that allowing slaves to hire their own time, is a great evil. There is a legal remedy, and the Solicitor of either Court will give you rules for proceeding against such instances as you cite. “Thirsty.” We see no way to evade the “Sunday restriction.” If you cannot afford to buy a jug full every Saturday night, and thereby assume an independent position, you had better join “the Sonnies.” Asa matter of course, bar-keepers can give away their fluids on the Sabbath, but as there is neither pay, reason nor fun in it, the habit is rapidly falling into disuse. On the whole it is a good law for such saloon keepers as desire to attend divine service on the Sabbath, to say nothing of the money a man may save for the purchase of family supplies on Monday. That’s our say, Mr. “Thirsty.” “Female Pedestrians ” We know of no means by which the city can be compelled to widen the sidewalks. We presume il’ the mer chants and grocers will remove the boxes and barrels now adjacent to their stores, aud the ladies evince a similar proclivity by dressing on the principle of multum in parvo, there will be no actual use for the lateral enlargement of the city pathways. We trust for the sake of peace there will be a mutual disposition to ef fect an amicable compromise. Distressingly Quiet. Our city is quite peaceable at present, and therefore, no local news of interest is to be found. Our Mayor, magistrates, bailiffs, judges, and sheriffs are throwing themselves back on the dignity of their titles, and con gratulating themselves on the pacific demean or of the sovereigns. Nobody will get mad— nobody can be frightened —no one seems to have money enough to oiler any inducement to light fingered gentry—nobody’s horse will runaway—no one will mysteriously disappear —the watchmen will not fall asleep—the tap sters are hugging closely to the cash system— people keep their chickens cooped, their pigs penned, their smoke-houses locked, and their bridles hid. The Jailor has no more room for incumbents, and in fact wc are having a per fect calm of peace, after such a hurricane of crime. We allow our children to play with those of our neighbors as usual, and feel as safely secured from harm, under the Presidential rule of Buchanan as we did under the guardian care of Gen. Pierce. Postscript.— Since the above was in type, we are confidentially let into a secret ot great interest. We learn the eyes of some of the police are widely open upon some suspicious characters, whose movements arc very curi ous. We expect a full development of the matter, and will give it as soon as the time of pledged secresy expires. In the meantime, let every one keep a careful eye on their prem ises; and on all persons who are loafing about our corporation, without any visible means of support. _ Rail Boad Biot. We learn that a few days einee a serious riot took place on the Fernandina Hail lioad, in Florida. The particulars of the affair, as far as we could learn from a gentleman who arri ved in this city, yesterday, areas follows: Some slight misunderstanding took place ne tween a countryman and a laborer on the road in relation to a horse race. The affair ended in a light, and the parties were separated.— Some hours afterwards the friends of both par ties made arrangements for a conflict on ft more extended scale. The countrymen, arm ed with rifles and guns, made an attack ou the railroad men, when a severe ba,ttle ensued, du- ; ring which one man was killed and a number wounded on both sides. The railroad men , were defeated and driven from ‘heir ground some of whom made their escape ®j themselves in the neighborhood, ‘ a ‘ rived in this city by yesterday s eteamcr.- The parties engaged in the no , vi. formed, numbered from forty to fifty on each side. In consequence of tbi unfortunate af fair, our informant learned that the work the road had been temporarily suspended. , Savannah News. The Democracy of Missouri, in Convention, have nominated K. M. Stewart as a candidate for Governor to fill the vacancy occasioned by the election of Governor Polk to the Unite States Senate. There is said to be a gentleman in Augusts who owns forty thousand bales of cotton an expects to clear half a million dollars by the sale. daily (UN office” j COTTON- Th Columbus, March 11, ISO". / COlfON—lhe market yesterday was some easier 0.1 the lower grades, aud 300 bales changed hands. Uood j Middling readily commanded 13c. llecelpta 1U bales. | Urch il OOTTON—The market was market bare P “P °‘ ierft,io ‘> a f Saturday left the We have hearrt I f ß&mple , 8 ’ , Thele is ver >’ ‘i‘tle offering, cetnts of the ands n ?““ l08 from warehouses to-day. fit bHle9 ’ S "**onhand J M arch COLUMBUS GROCERY MARKET. Blmv , COLUMBUS, March 11,1867. BACON—The market is slirnly supplied. We quote ams c. fur lenneHsce, uutl 16c. for canvassed; estern Sides Tennessee Clear Sides 13c.; Shoul ders 10 to 12c. Country llama 15. LAKD—Supply equal to demand, at 14 to 16c. by the Can. BUTTER—Country 25; Northern 35c. BEEF—In market, oto Bc. by the quarter. FLOUR—By the Barrel, $8 to sll. SUUAII—N. 0. Brown 12 to lie.; Crashed, Pulver ised or Loaf, 15 to 18c, COFFEE—Rio 13 to 15c.; Java 18 to 20c.; I.aguira lbc.; Mocha 20 to 22c. MOLASSES—West India Molasses 70 to 80c.; Syrup 75 to 80c. RlCE.—Rice 6 to 7c. CORN—9Oc. MEAL—BOc. BAGGING. Market well supplied with India at 20c, No Kentucky in market. ROUE—Supply abundant at 12^c. TWlNE.—Plenty in murket at 25c. U LT—Market well supplied, at $1 50 per Rack. COLUMBUS ICE HOUSE. T HAVE opened my Ice House between the Oglethorpe -1 and Perry Houses, on Oglethorpe street, where 1 will keep Ice during the season. All orders from the eoim .£? promptly attended to. Price 2J,£ cents, when more than thirty pounds are taken. All under that amount, three cents. Families supplied with Tickets at the Ice llouße. * eblhtt A. F. LANGFORD. THIRD AND LAST CALL FOR THE SEASON. BARGAINS, GOOD BARGAINS, THE BEST BARGAINS. Come One! Come All! Come Everybody! A TKINSON is now closing out his entire stock of stu _YV pic and fancy Dry Goods at unprecedented low pri ces. r 50 Pieces figured DoLaines, (worth 37Vic) at 20 cts. W “ “ “ ( “ 50c) at 25 cts. All wool French Merinos at 70cts. English Merinos and Paramattas at 25 and 35c. All wool French figured DeLaiues at 50c. All wool French plain DoLaines at 35c. 50 Pieces 1 yd wide Bleached Homespun at 1 -’)dc. 500 Embroidered Collars at very low price. 500 Jaconet embroidered Bands, very cheap. lloniton Laco sets at half price. Black Alpaca and 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 the cheapest goods, at ATKINSON'S. Jan. 30-ts 1857. MARCUS & RAGLAND HAVE on hand and are constantly receiving fresh supplies of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Wood and Willow Ware, Fine Wines, and Genuine Iln vannah Cigars. Best quality Powder and Shot, Caps, Cartriges, Gun Wads aud 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 LEE, KIDD & DUNCAN, ABE now prepared to fill all orders with the hest varieties of APPLES, PEACH, APRICOT, PLU.M, PEAR, and NECTARINE TREES, and the most choice se lection of ROSES, EVERGREENS and FLOWERING PLANTS of all descriptions, adapted to this climate. Their establishment is near the upper end of Broad Street, first door above Mr. Horvey Hall, where they will be happy to wait on those who may wish any article in their line. Columbus, Nov. 28-ly NEW BOOKS. DORK, by a Stroller in Europe; Kathie Braude, a Fireside History of a Quiet Life, by Holme Lee; Milledulcia—a Thousand Pleasant Things; Lake Ngami, by Charles J. Anderson ; The Ivors, by Sewell; The History and Record of the Elephant Club, by Doesticks; The Tongue of Fire, or the True Power of Chris tianity, by Wm. Arthur. The Flower Garden, by Joseph Brock; Buist on the Rose Culture; Adventures in the Wilds of America, by Charles Lannian; Passion and Principle, a Domestic Novel, by Mrs. Grey; History of the Turf in South Carolina. Just received by J. W. PEASE. Feb26tf PORTRAIT PAINTING. THE undersigned respectfully announces to the pub lic that he has again returned to this city for the purpose of prosecuting bis 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 new 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 one hundred and fifty Dollars, for house rent. It is endorsed by Thomas Kenney. All persona are forw-arned from trading for said note. March 2.1857. JOHN 11. MADDEN. HARTFORD EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. mins Company continues to take Fire Risks on Build X ings, Merchandise, Cotton or produce in Store, on as favorable terms as any company. Oct. 7-om. D. F. WILLCOX, Agent. FIRE INSURANCE. Consolidated Fire Insurance Company, PHILADELPHIA, PENN. CAPITAL $300,000. JAMES M. WATT, Agent, Dec 10,1856. Columbus, Ou. GOOD EATABLES. JUST RECEIVED—Iresh Baked Crackers; White Beans; Eggs and Butter; Cheese aud hard : Fulton Market Beef; Molasses, in barrels and lmlf barrels; Mackerel and Codfish; Sugar. Coffee. Rice, Salt. Ac. Feb. 21-ts WATT A BAPPINGTON. CJEST.'S walking canes. 1 V invoice of the most beautifulawl serviceablekind, A opening this day at DIBBLE’S. KelcU - l 11I1KKLLAS. V COMPLETE and fresh supply of ull varieties, ou sale at DIBBLE’S. Feb 24 - VALISES AND CARPET BAGS. r|MIK best quality of these articles, to be purchased at Pcb24 DIBBLE’S. OBKT.'S FI'RNUUING goods. , , ii [ i{TS. Undershirts, Collars, Cravats, Drawers, half Hose, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, etc., to he J.r.s ured at i'YbJ-l ’ ■ £*— MISSES’ KID GLOVES. * MAONIFICENT variety of the smallest sires. Just A received by Bxpress, and on sale at DI Illthh • . t'eb'24 _ ———- STRAW GOODS. TV VF.I’.Y description of Struw Goods, now receiving, and for bale at DIBBLE B. Feh2l ___ OFFICE FOR RENT, mHE OFFICE now occupied by Hamden's Express, 1 will he for rent on March Ist. Apply to Feh’.’l-lw ... FINE HAVANA CIGARS. JA XE ***” fI, DANFOKTH A NAGEL* IIAMS. Y LAKGE and fr.sh J* Ay . “S eb. 9. 1 buckwheat. i SUPERIOR article Os Buckwhet j Flour,Jut^ chived ind for by _ - MACKEREL AND SALMON. , Vos 1 2 and 3, in whole, half and quar- M te, barrels; and in kits. Also, Hahm.n in kits, jhlst ; received by j March FAIHIONABLE EMPORIUM. mH. E. DIBBLE, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL Dealer in the latest styles of HATS, CAPS, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, At tho 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 AMBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, of every size and style of finish that fancy can suggest. The great desideratum finally accomplished. THE NATURAL COLORS. Mil. 51. has discovered an entirely new chemical process by which he is enabled to impart to his pic tures, a brilliancy of effect and elegance of tone, aud truthfulness to uaturo, hitherto unknown to the Art. Call and see his splendid collection of specimens. Gallery over Velati’s Confectionery, No. 20 Broad St. Open from 8 a. m. till 6 p. m. Likenesses taken without regard to the w eathcr. February 17, 1857. ts SOUTHERN LOTTERY ! SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, ON THE HAVANA PLAN. LOWEST PRIZE FORTY DOLLARS. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY! By Authority of t.h Slate of Georgia. CLASS W. Draws March 16, 1857, at Savannah, Ga. Under the sworn superintendence of Major \V P. Bowen aud W. R. Symons, Esq. Saturday Schemes will be drawn every Saturday at Mseon, Ga. Monthly Large Schemes will be drawn at Savannah, about the fifteenth of every mouth. Nearly one prize to every 9 Tickets. 15,000 TICKETS. 1,712 PHIZES. Prizes Payable Without Deduction. ■Hi)’ This Lottery lias only Fifteen Thousand Num bers—less than any Lottery in the world ! BRILLIANT* SCHEME: 1 Prize of $15,000 1 “ 6.000 1 “ 2,000 4 Prizes of SI,OOO are 4,000 6 “ 500 arc 2.500 80 “ 100 are 8.000 1500 “ 40 are 60,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 20 Approximations of SIOO are 2.000 50 “ of 50 “ 2.500 50 “ of 20 “ 1,000 1,71* Prizes amounting to $102,000! Tickets $lO Halves $5 Quarters $2 50. Purchase ten tickets ending with the consecutive num bers, I, 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, 5,6, 7,8, 0, 0. By this plan they forfeit the Prize ending with the same num ber as the Capital, and 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 Halt* “ 30 00 10 Quarter “ 15 00 Bank notes on sound Hanks 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 tho Post Office, Columbus, Ga. IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. P. H. HARTMANN ‘ll TUSHES respectfully to inform VV the citizes of Columbus, and the visiting public generally that he has opened a Hair Dressing and J Shaving Saloon, in the rear of Purple’s Jewelry Store, where lie experts, by strict at tention to business, to merit the confidence of all who will honor him with their patronage, lie is confident, and determined that his establishment, and the style of his work shall he second to none. In his caseß will al ways be found a full assortment of Perfumery, Invigorators, Oils, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Collars, Ac. and Toupees furnished on short notice, and warranted in all respects. Entrance on Randolph Street. Feb. 4-1 y HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. riMIE Subscriber offers for sale for CASH, two A-yyL X Comfortable Dwellings anil Lot s. I|gp| One is situated on the corner of Oglethorpe ami 1 i "“ Water Streets —is built in Cottage style, and contains three rooms and a Bath room on tho first lloor 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 Jackmn and Com merce streets, and contains two rooms, good well of \va ter 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 hoiißC where I reside. Feb. 2-lm WILLIAM EYLE.S. COLUMBUS HOTEL. THIS house situated north of the Cos __ lumbus Bridge, is now open for the reception of regular Boarders ami The fare shall be good, and rl, nn ~ reasonable. No efforts will be spared to makethe guests of this house comfortable J. T. SCOTT, Jan. 14—3 m Proprietor. FOR SALE, A GOOD FIRE ENGINE, together with _ about Seven Hundred feet of HOSE, all in good order. This apparatus is well adapt cd to a Country Town. For any information, address II T. HALL, nr Columbus, Ga., Feb. 11-3 t I. G. BTBUi’PFU. COME AT LAST. A NOTIIER good supply of Cocoa Nut Candy, which consume, s pronounce to be an extra article, for sale at my Fruit Store, 152 Broad Street. “Jan. 30-ts .1. L. CELLA. ROCK SALT. KOCK SALT ill blocks from 10 to 200 lbs., a superior art icle for stock ami cheaper than any other salt, by Dec 2-ts OUNBY St UO. CHOICE BUTTER AND CHEESE. | KEGS and half kegs Orange county ill TTETt: J iJ 40 boxes English Dairy ami Stale Clo t *< : just re ceived ami for sale by JEFFERSON Sc HAMILTON. Feb 3-ts SOMETHING RICH. JUST received 1 bid. Catawba Brandy, made from the native grape. 1 Bbl. Poplar Log Whiskey—fine. 50 choice Venson Ilams, Green and Dried. For sale by JEFFERSON St HAMILTON. Jan 30-ts SOMETHING DELICIOUS. J UST received pr. Express, a select assortment of Pre served Game and Meats. Also, Lobsters, Pickles. Sardines, Essence of Anchovies, Kasberry Vinegar, Pine Apple Cheese, Swiss Cheese, etc. F. CORRA St CO., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. TO RENT. i FRONT ROOM in Warden’s Arcade, suitable for 1 A an Office or ed Room. Apply to F. COKKA A CO., Feb. 10-ts * No. 42 Broad street. FLANNELS* FLANNELS. ! Y7-ERY CHEAP at ; V Jan.3o-tf ATKINSON’S. PERFUME RY. TSRENCII and American, from the hest Perfumers— X 1 Lubin’s, Bazens and otheis, for sale by Nov. 19. DANFOUTII St NAGEL. | _ BURNING FLUID AND ALCOHOL, OF the best quality, at Fcbl4 It, A. WARES. TO HIRE. AN excellent House Girl, 18 years of ag". Feb. ltMltp A. H. SHEPHERD. WHEELER St, WILSON’S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES FOB Families, Manufacturers anil Others. ft 1H ESE Machines are successfully used in every conn | Jl try throughout the world. In simplicity of con- | struction and adaptation toall kinds of sewing, they are ! unsurpassed—ease of operation, noiseless movement, and the remarkable perfection of their Btitching, lecorn inends them to every person as the greatest labor-saving Machine of the age. U.C. HAYDEN, their authorized agent for tho sale of these Machines may pu found in JONES’ NEW BLOCK, UP STAIBS, COLUMBUS, GkA.., where lie will exhibit these Machines, and the variety of work done on them. Instruction will be given to any one who wishes to learn to work them. Any Machines of their make will be adjusted if out of order. Needles. Thread, Silk and all parts of the Machine kept constantly ou luihd. Call and see them; sign of the lted Flag, Jones’ New Block Up Stairs. FOURGIRLS wanted toopernto the Machines. For the excellence of these machines, refer to Mr. N. Nuckols, Mrs. Joseph Kyle, Dr. Uuiiuhart, Mrs. J. K. Hurt, Mrs. Reuben Shorter, Mrs. John D. Carter,Col. H. licit. Hon. James Johnson, Mrs. Walter T. Colquitt, Da vid Hudson, Dr. It. A. Ware, John 1,. Must!,in, and Mrs. It. C. Shorter. tSer A Lady in at tendance to wait on customers. Deo 28-ts H. 0. HAYDEN, Agent. SCHOOL. Miss MARY R. EVERETT Will resume her SCHOOL on nßffl MONDAY, F IFTH INSTANT at the residence of her mother oil Broad street. Jim 8-ts SHAD EMPORIUM. tPIIK undersigned lias opened a Shad I Market in front of the “SUNN Y SOUTH,” first door above Gunby St Cos., aud will re ceive them fresh from Savannah every day. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. Call and try me. Feb. C-ts A. F. LANUFOItD. PRESCRIPTIONS. HAVING made many additions to the prescription department, and using nothing hut tho best extra Medicines. I can now offer every facility to Physicians and others in want of medicine. The front, room over my staro is occupied by Mr. Kivlin, who will lie pleased and ready at all times to attend those in want of inedi ciues after regular hours. R. A. WARE. Open on Sundays from 8 A. M. to 1 P. M., and from 2 P. M. until 9 P. M. febl4y BOARDING. Mil. anil slvs. JAMES LIGON are prepared and de sirous to accommodate twenty or twenty-five l)Hy boarders, at the now building over Nos. 122 and 124 Broad Street. Tho Fare will be good, and every atten tion given to make Boarders comfortable. Terms mode rate. Oct. 13. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB LIC GENERALLY. CUItCUM STANCES have recently eoiue to our knowl- J ed >e which render it necessary for us to announce, that Mr. L. STERN, a mere bunt ou Broad Street, ill this city, has no connection with our firm. We ure not to he held responsible, either inorriilly or otherwise, for any of his acts, ns lie has never bad any connection with either ofour Stores. B. G. & S. STERN, Jan, 16—3 m Nos. 28 anil 7l) Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. A CARD. MY Uncles li. G. St S. Stern stated in this impel- yes terday that I have no connection with their firm, ofwhlch lam very proud. Also, lam truly sorr.v to bi ll connexion of theirs by birtli. My moral character is, I consider, far superior to theirs, and I ilo not wish them to la- re.-ponsible for any of my acts, us lean always meet my demands without their assistance. Furthermore, 1 would warn said goutloinen not to trouble me any more. If otherwise I shall leave it to the community to decide our moral characters. L. STERN. Jan. 17- 3m WANTED TO PURCHASE. V HOUSE on a lot not less than a half acre, below Crawford street. Apply to R. J. MOSES. Jan. 20-ts PARAGON FLOUR. j 1 BBLS.in sacks, fresh ground. This flour is ground from the best selected white wheat, and admits no superior—as good as lliram Smith, and three dollars per bid. chtaper. 300 bushels fresh Corn Meal, sifted and ground from new corn. We will sell you meal —not bran. Jan. 19, 1857. R. 51. St E. L. GRAY, Agts. ON CONSIGNMENT. Q 7W W k BUSHELS new Corn, in sucks. Special con* •5) UUU tracts can be made with the undersigned to deliver coni in good sacks, in any quantity at either id the itail Koail Depots, or ou Steamboat. Cull and see us at 133 Brood Street. Jan. Iti-tt K. M. & E. L. GKA%, FULTON MARKET BEEF. CHOICE Fulton slarket Beef and ail Extra lot of Tennessee llatns, just received bv Sept. 13. _ _ GUNBY * CO. KEYS FOUND. rpiVO KEYS, one believed to belong to an Iron Safe, 1 the other a common door key, ware recently picked up on the street. Call at the SUN OFFICE. Jan. 29-ts SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Kyle. Fver itt St Cos., are requested to cull on the undersigned at the store of J. Kyle & Cos., and make immediate pay ment, to enable him to settle with the estate of John Kyle, deceased, late partner of said firm. Jan. 30, 1867. lm JAMES 51. EVEUITT. DISSOLUTION. r |MIK partnership in tin- grocery trade carried on by X tile undersigned in Columbus, Ga., under tin- style of J. Ji. HULL St CO., is by consent dissolved. Each of the undersigned are authorised to mak-r settlements and collect the debts, All persons indebted to said firm are requested to make immediate payment, or in dclault thereof, the aidof the courts will be invoked. JOHN R. HULL, January 30. 1857. 51. 1,. PATTERSON. SWEET HAVANA ORANGES. JUST Received, by F. OORKA St CO., Feb. 6. 42 Broad Street. JUST ARRIVED. Cl AN DlES.—Cocoa Nut, Vanilla. I’ea Nut, Cream Nut, / Love, (1 love you) Sugar Almonds. Blanched Al monds, Lemon Gum Drops, slottoes, Widow- Malone’s Cough Candy, Ac. Ac. F. COKKA A CO., Febl4 42 Broad st. BROWN’S HOTEL, FRONTING THE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. &ts -Meals ready on the arrival of every Train.*'A Jail. 28, 1857 6lu TOBACCO. SOME of the finest Plug and Solace Tobacco, at Feld4 R, A. WARE S. TENNESSEE FAMILY FLOUR, 15011 “ale by ? Jan. 12 GI.’NIIY A CD. COW PEAS. I.V IK Sale by < Jau. 12.67. fIU 51 BY k 00. PERFUMERY. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Perfumery and fancy iX articles, at (I'cbUJ It. A. WARP'S. INTUUMKNTS. INSTRUMENTS and Gold Foil, at Fel-14 It. A, WARE’S. WHITE LEAD AND OIL. Aj/kesh lot. just received t PebU It, A. WARE’S. BRANDY AND WINES. 18011 Medicinal uses; also, some of the pure Catawba Wine, for sacramental occasions, at F-bU It. A. WARK 8. NEGRO HATS. ’DUE largest lot anil the te st variety in this market X for sale at DIHBLKff. GARDEN SEED. I ANDRETH'B NEW CROP Garden Seed, Just re J j reived at J. W. PEASE’S Book Store. Jan. 28-ts SUPERIOR WRITING INK. 15011 sale by 2 DA.VFOIITH St NAGEL. HE GARS. SOME of the choicest Regalia, Opera, Concha, Com munes. and other brands of Segars. at Febl4 K. A. WAKE’S. GUANO. i I/"! TONS Peruvian Guano, for sale by iU 1.1. 20. GUNBY St CO. RAISINS AND ALMONDS. RAISINS in quarter and half boxes, and Alwouds, Currents and Citrons —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 HBADS, AND RESTORING GRAY HAIR, TO THE NATURAL COLOR. fTWIIS astonishing aud uuequaled preparation has nev JL er failed to produce a growth ou Bald Heads, when used according to the directions, and turn hair back to its original color, attar having become gray, and rein state it in all Its original health, lustre, softueis, and beauty. Removes at once all scurf, dandruff, and un pleasant itching, scrofula, eruptions and feverish heat from the scalp. It also prevents the hair from becoming unhealthy and falling off’ and hence acts as a perfect HAIR INVIGOUATOK AND TONIC. We annex a few certificates to corroborate our asser tions. State of Illinois, OarMt, June 27,1853. I have used Prof O. J. Wood’s Hair Restorative, and have iniuiir-d its wonderful effect. 51y hair was becom ing, as 1 thought permanently gray, but by the use ol the Restorative, It has resumed its original color, and, 1 have uo doubt, permanently so. SIDNEY BULKSK, Ex-Senator United States. A gentleman of Boston writes to his friends ia New Bedford thus; To your inquiries, 1 would reply, that 1 first commenc ed using Pro! Wood's Hair Restorative,my hair was al most white and had been so for the last ten years, and It was very thin ou tho top of uiy head, and loose, mid pulled out treely; hut 1 luund that before I had used all the second bottle, (which was eight weeks,) my liair wus entirely changed to its original color, (light brown) and is now free from dandruff, and quite moist. 1 have had my hair cut five or six times since the change, and have never seeu any thing like w hite liair starting from the roots; and It is uow as thick us it ever wus, and does not come out at all. it has prevailed in luy case all that I could wish to ask. Yours, etc..—— July 1,1856. Gardiner, Maine, June. 22, 1854. Dear Sir; 1 have used two bottles of Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative, and can truly say,it is greatest discovery of the age, for restoring and changing the liair. Before us ing it, I was as gray as a man of seventy. My hair has now attained its original color. Y’ou can recommend it to tlio world, without the least fear, as my case was one of the worst kind. Yours, DN 51UBPHY. St. Louis, March 7,1854. Prof. Wood: 51y hair commenced falling off some three or four years since, and continued to do so, until I be came quite huld. 1 tried all the popular medicines of the day, but to no effect. At lnat 1 was induced to try your celebrated liair Restorative, and am happy to say, it is doing wonders. 1 have now a fine growth of young hair, undcheerfully recommend its use toall similarlyalilict ed. A. 0. WILLIAMS, 133Secoud street. liasin, Mich., Aug• 2,1855. This is to certify that one year ago, i wus quite gray, and my liair so thin upon the top of my head, that I feared itsnntire loss, luthis condition,l applied for and obtained a bottle of Prof Wood’s 1 estorative, andbefoie 1 hud used one quurt bottle, the ~iay hairs has entirely disappeared and ii had tbickem - up, so ns to he as full as usual ami it assumed a glossy up) eurunce, apparently more beautiful than ever it wits before. 1 do, therefore, cheerfully recommend it to all (hose Indies who value a beautiful head of bail. I will also slate that 1 use it now, occasionally, for its heultliy and beautifying effect. SARAH J. BROWN. Chicago, May 1, 1864. 1 have used Prof M ood’s Hair Restorative to decided advantage. It prevents the hair from coming aut, gives it a gloss and softness very desirable. The few gray hubs I bud, have entirely disappeared. Others of my family have used it. und concur with ms ill pronouncing it all it professos to lie. 11. A. CLARK, 51ichigan Avenue. St. Louis, Sept. 20, 1853. Dr. O. G. WOOD—Sir: I have used nearly three bot tles of your liair Restorative anil have found its effects very sutislactory. It lias entirely destroyed all dumb nil from my head, und restored my hair to its original color, which had become quite gray. Wsl. TKUSDALE. /fa* -Sold at 114 Market street, St. Louis, Missouri, 31t Broadway, New York, aud by all Druggists everywhere. 411 kinds of fumily patent medecines fi r sale, on the best possible terms, at Professor M’ood’s e.tublislinu-nt, 114 Market street, St. Louis. F’or sale in Columbus at the. Drug Store of KIVLIN, THOSIAS St CO. Dec. 17—3 m FRESH AND FINE. f|MUI undersigned has just received a fresh supply us X Family Groceries, and a few fine Hums from Tennes see. Also a fine lot of Irish Potatoes aud Onions. All of which he is determined to sell on as reasonable terms us they can be bought ill the city. So, all who are in want of frosli Choose, Butter,amt other articles usually keptiu a Family Grocery Store will please call immediately ou J. J. JONES, At the old stand of Jefferson A Hamilton, corner of Warren and Frunkliu Streets. MATTRASSES. A splendid lot at J. 11. SIKES’S CABINET WARE-ROOM, 48 BROAD STREET, (East Side,) COLUMBUS. GA, WHERE he will be pleased to .seeflßK?qiSoS||jߣ, bis old friends and patrons iu the Cabinet line. lie will always have competent workmen to do all kind of CABINET WJKK iu the best style. Particular attention given to Upholaterlng and Repairing. COFFINS made to order with promptness- at moder ate charges. Jan. 26. 1857. J. 11. SIKES. TELEGH AP XX RESTAURANT, xsayjf and nfj OYSTER SALOON, 42 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. 2}(,-LUNCII every day at 11 o’clock, A. 51. Jau. 20-ts PIANO FORTES. 1) Kit SONS in want of a Fine meut, can be supplied on moderate™")? terms. A fine assortment to select from,” “ W V at October 31. ts BAMMIB A ROONEY’S. TENNESSEE WHISKY. RULS. Tennessee Whisky just received and for sale dM I by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Jan. 21. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. rpWO MONTHS after publication of this notice, ap- X plication will lie made to the Court of Ordinary of Muscogeo comity, for leave to sell the real aud personal estate of Seymour It. Bonner, dee/1, late of said county. Jainuiiy 23, 1867. ALEX. 1. ROBISON, Adm’r. jun24—2m ’PWO MONTHS alter date application will be made lo X the Court of Ordinary of Muscogee couuty, for leave to sell a Negro Boy named Aurelius, lielongiug to the estate of Ann E. Matheson, deceased, late of said county ELIZABETH MATHESON, Adin’x. Feb 28-2 in FOR RENT. A CONVENIENT House in the lower part of the city, new, with four rooms, porch Ac.. Bent to Ist of October, SIDO. Apply to K. J. MOSES. Jau. 17—ft SEGARS. ANOTHER lot of those fine Segars, better than the Others, just received at the Eagle Drug Store. Dec IS—ts NANCE A GKBNEK. Fit. LSI I AND FINE. |7.\TltA large and fresh Italian Chestnuts uiul Texas i j Pecans. Also a splcnnid assortment of French and Herman Pipes, and delightful Smoking Tobacco. Just received at my Fruit Store, No. 20, cast side Broad Street. Jan 30-3 iii A. VELATI. HATS AND CAPS. BOYS and Childrens Hats und Caps at ATKINSON’S. CALL AND EXAMINE A LARGE lot of Embroideries ami Hosiery, cheap foi cash, at ATKINSON’S. FOR SALE finVO desirable residences, pleasantly located in the X city of Columbus. For furtherparticulars apply to Nov 29-ts GKO. 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 Mine Company. PARTNER WANTED. APAIITN EK wanted with a cash capital of about 3or 4000 dollars, in a good lucrative business in this city. To one who can command theabove amount, will find this a profitable opjairtunity to invest by addressing through tho Post Office. A. B. C. Columbus, Dec 15-ts SNUFF. MACCOBOY and Scotch, at wholesale and retail, by DANFOUTII k NAGEL.
