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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1857)
DA.11.-5T STJlsrr~ Thursday Morning, March 19, 185 T. The stoauier OHwichee, Capt. Vaa Veghteu, arrived at our wharf last evening freighted with about 8,000 barrels of assorted merchan dise. Scaut five feet water in the channel. Flour Reduced. We call attention to the reduction of prices at the Palace Mills. See advertisement. Dancing to Steam Music. The Montgomery Messenger, in reply to va rious inquiries on the subject, auswereth that it has it in its power to state that the St. Nich olas, with that steam music, will be back there on Saturday morning, about 8 o’clock, barring accidents and Providential interposition. They are promised a telegraphic dispatch, giving the exact minute of her arrival, of which they will give their readers timely notice, that they may be on hand to join in the grand cotillon to come off on the wharf. We of the Sun, suggest that the aforesaid readers who intend to participate in the cotil lon as before mentioned, will appear armed and equipped as convenience directs. On ac count of the plenteousness of mud on the wharf at Montgomery, it would be well for the ladies to don the trousers which they virtually wear, and tho gallant males to roll up their pauts as far as the knee, and pitch in barefooted, so the dance could proceed without any serious in terruption. What a fine opening the wharf will present for anew brick yard. Come Montgomeriuns, do not let a little mud prevent you from being as gallant as you have credit for abroad: On with the dance! whilst music’s sound Delights the fair and gay, To its sweet notes go waltzing round, Through boggy mud and clay! On with the dance! delighted throng! Blow Callioiie! lire up, you loud mouthed musical institution, and with full throttle, go it strong! An Apt Reply. We find the following in an exchange : “ Madam,” said a doctor one day to the mother of a sweet healthy babe, “ the ladies have deputied me to inquire what you do to have such a happy, uniform good child.” The mother mused for a moment over the strauge ness of the question, and then she replied, simply aud beautifully : “ Why God has given me a healthy child and I let it alone.” The doctors are good men at heart, and often give medicine to children whose parents consider and mistake any little indisposition in their otf'spring as serious sickness. Instead of giving them a good and thorough rinsiug in soapsuds, and administering a plateful dose of kitchen physic, nothing will do but a doctor with his pills aud squills, plasters and drugs. The great alarm of the parents, and the ina bility of the helpless babe to speak, are deemed a good cause to commence tampering with the little tender patient, until He who gave it as a boon to cheer its parents, takes it back to Heaven to be enfolded with the inno cent and pure in spirit. The Athens (Ten.) Post learns that some of the Knoxville money changers have been ex tracting pretty largely from the vaults of one of the Branch Banks at Athens; but the Post is not advised that anybody is very indignant about it. It says the brokers should be care ful how they run on Knoxville Banks, or they may get up another “bust.” The Panama Massacre. A letter from Washington says the Govern ment has received telegraphic advices to the effect that the Hon. Isaac E. Morse, who was appointed Commissioner on part of the United States to arrange the settlement of the diffi culty with the New Granadian authorities, growing out of the dreadful riots at Panama, has thus far failed in his negotiations, nor does there appear to be the slightest prospect that any satisfactory arrangement can be ef fected, unless the most decided measures are taken on the part of the United States. It is understood that Mr. Morse has for warded to the Government the result of his labors, aud much interest is felt to learn what course the new administration will pursue. It will be remembered that our former Commis sioner, Hon. A. B. Corwin, was also unsuc cessful in his mission, and that one of his recommendations to our Government was the the entire Isthmus, and placing it under the control of the United States. Whether Mr. Morse will advocate the same decided measures remains to be seen. The subject is one of great importance, and the action of our Government will be anxiously looked for. Beware of Office. Someone, who has evidently seen not a lit tle of the ways of the world, gives the follow ing wholesome advice in relation to accepting public office. We commend its considerate perusal to that large class of hungry expect ants in every community that seem to do ail immense business on a very small intellectual capacity: , “When a wild animal once tastes human flesh nothing can ever after, says Uuffon, <,ls ” suade him from human slaughter. hen a politician once obtains a public office, no per suasion can ever induce him to go to work, at anything but a nomination for another and an other, during the term of his natural existence. If you want to spoil a good tor ten years, secure him a berth in the Custom House. He will never be socially a well man afterwads. Send him to Congress and you ru in him for life. He may carry around placards and tickets at the polls, accept a subordinate Situation in the police, or run errands for the door-keeper of a political meeting house, but he will never have independence enough to emancipate himself from bis morbid appetite for the “spoils,” and go to work like an honest mail and a Christian.’ Tribute of Respect. Company Room or Columbus Fire Cos. No. 1., 1 Columbus, Ga., March J, 186i. J Mr R R Goetchius moved that a committee of three preXJoMh? SehnK “of South of our late fellow member, Mr. J. I • ’ which motion wm unanimoualy agreed to. f „ Your committee would &*£**£ be ?n j of tho deepest regret and sympathy that > | informed Os the sudden and naan*****-™} j •CM February last, of our lellow member, Mr. J. ■ UH ' CKS , JMUtbvffio death of our late fellow member, | M r W j"p Hwmnicxs. society has lost a good citizen, and ‘ * n ‘ ’ valuable and cberluhed member. ,h is%°Xt ssSm s-s *"; the mother of the deceased. , UU()n the Resolved, That these proceedings be spread upon toe minutes of this Company. 00BTCUIU8 v 0. WISH, Committee, j. D. JOHNSON, ) COMMERCIAL. daily sun UWICK, I OOTTilv H , Columbus. March In, 1857. j COLUMBUS GKOCKUY MARKET. BACON tv , COI ‘ UMIJL,8 > March lU, 1857. Hm,J iiT e T ‘"‘““fr ■">•*■ We quote ! Western ders l M ‘ 1C “ C Cleal SKIe “ U°-i Shoal ders 1. to 13c. Country Hums 16. i i££t*** nUAi 10 UW “ WId ’ al 14 to Me. by BUTTER Country 26; Northern doc. m,4rk, ’ t ’ Bto 10c - hjr the quarter. thOUh.—By the Barrel, #8 to sl2. j i sodur lic - ; J,lv “ l810 2uc - : nlXT™* lm ‘ iH 70 10 ••! Syrup KlCK.—ltice 6 to 7c. CORN—OOc. to sl. MEAL.—BOc. to sl. BAGGING-Market well supplied with India at 17c. to 20c. No Kentucky in market. HOPE.—Supply abundant at 12^c. TWlNE.—Plenty in market at 25c. well supplied, at $1 50 per sack. FOR SALE OR RENT. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in Wyunton, pfff XI two miles from the city. The place con-J£lfi tains ‘ty-nine acres of land, about half cleared” A good, comfortable house, with four rooms, double room 1 wini , ’i?w 0k . t ’ h , OU * 3 ’. ljar “ - t ' lirriil ß c house, stable, Ac. “?L l ‘ l at * bargain, or reut it for the present vear T" ch 'r, .... JORDAN L. HOWELL, Trustee. in-weekly Times aud Luquirer copy It. COLUMBUS ICE HOUSE. r HAVE opened my Ice House between the Oglethorpe A aud Perry Houses, on Oglethorpe street, where 1 will keep Ice during the season. All orders from the coun try promptly attended to. Price cents, when more than thirty pounds are taken. All under that amount, three cents. EtoMto supplied with Tickets at the Ice House. . I ' , ' l ’ lStt A, F. LANGFORD. THIRD AND LAST CALL FOR THE SEASON. BARGAINS, GOOD BARGAINS, THE BEST BARGAINS. Come One! Come All. Come Everybody! ATKINSON is now closing out his entire stock of sta ple ami fancy Dry Goods at unprecedented low pri ces. 5u Pieces figured DeLuiucs, (worth 37%c) at2octs. f ,u “ “ ( “ 50cJ at 25 cts. All wool French Merinos at 70cls. English Merinos and Paramattas at 25 ami 35c. All wool French figured DeLuiues at 50e. ’ All wool French plain DeLuincs at 35c. 6d Pieces 1 yd wide Bleached Homespun at li]//.. 500 Embroidered Collars at very low price. 500 Jaconet embroidered Bands, very cheap. Iloniton Lace sets at half price. Black Alpaca and BombAziues 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 llie cheapest goods, at ATKINSON'S. Jan. 30—ts 1857- MAECUS & EAGLAND HAVE on hand and are constantly receiving fresh supplies of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Wo,si aud Willow Ware, Fine Wines, and Genuine Hn vanuah Cigars. Best quality Powder and Shot, Caps, Cartriges, Gun Wads and Shooting aparatus. Soaps, Candles, Starch, best quality of Flour, Sugar, Coffee aud Teas. Besides numerous other articles, all of which we propose to sell at the lowest living rates for cash. Jan- S—ts FRUIT TREES AND FLOWERS. LEE, KIDD & DUNCAN, ARE now prepared to fill all orders with the best varieties of APPLES, PEACH, APRICOT, PLUM, PEAR, and NECTARINETHKES.und 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.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. DORK, by a Stroller in Europe: Katliie 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 Win. Arthur. The Flower Garden, by Joseph Block; Buist on the Rose Culture; Adventures in tile Wilds of America, by Charles Lauuiau; Passion and Principle, u Domestic Novel, by Mrs. Grey; History of the Turf in South Carolina. Just rec(#vcd by J. W. PEASE. Feb2Gtf HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. IVHIS Company continues to take Fire Risks on Build ings, Merchandise, Cotton or produce in Store, on as favorable terms as any company. Oct. 7-6 m. D. F. WILLCOX, Agent. FIRE INSURANCE. Consolidated Fire Insurance Company, PHILADELPHIA, PENN. CAPITAL $300,000. JAMES M. WATT, Agent. Pee 10,1856. , Columbus, Ga. tiOOD EATABLES. JUST RECEIVED—Fresh Baked Crackers; White Beans; Eggs aud Butter; Cheese aud Lard; F’ulton Market Beef; Molasses, in barrels and half barrels; Mackerel aud Codfish; Sugar, Coffee, Rice. Salt. 4c. Feb. 21-ts WATT & SAPPINGTON. GENT.’S WALKING CANES. AN invoice of the most beautiful uml serviceable kind, opening this day at DIBBLE S. Feb 24 UMBRELLAS. i COMPLETE and fresh supply of all varieties, ou A sale at DIBBLE S. Feb 24 __ __ __ _. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS. THE best quality of these articles, to be purchMed at Feb 24 DIBBLE. GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS. OIIIRTS, Undershirts, Collars, Cravats, Drawers, ball S Hose, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, etc., to be procured at Feb 24 ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILLS. PRINTING and Wrapping Paper for sale on low terms. C Rags 3 per lb., over 100 lbs. 3k cents per lb. Old Kentucky Ragging and Hope ‘l% cents per lb. Old Manilla and Gunny Bagging 1 cent per lb. Grass Hope 80 cents per hundred. _ . j Clean Shucks, Rice and Rye Htruw, in bales, uO cents per hundred. Columbus. March 9.1857. NEW BOOKS. ANFW supply of Katie Braude: a Fir-side History | of Quiet Life: by Holmes Lee Goodrich's Recollections of a Life-Time. ia.nn ltlvera: by Mary Holmes. Violet, or The Cross aud the Crown: by Vi. J. Melu tosli. , „ , Currer Idle; by Louise Reeder. The Prince of the House of Hand. Dr. Kane’s Arctic Explorations Prescott’s Charles sth. Feh?27 W< * lTe<l CHAFFIN 4 JOHNSON. CONGRESS WATER, JUBT received and l,r-ale by ? On Consignment, 30 Ten VnAMILTo"'” March It. HARPER’S WEEKLY A MAGAZINE. nCWCMWION* take* >g HAFm k Jo||ltgoW . - CEM ENT. 85 t>,UW,t ’ f " r by GI'NBY * CO. I FAIHIONAHLK EMPORIUM. mH. E. DIBBLE, \VIIOI.UAL£ AND RETAIL Dealer in the latest styles of HATS, CATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, At the sign Os the Mammoth Hat, West side of Broad | street, Columbus, Georgia. Feb24y b GREAT ATTRACTION! FOR A SHOUT TIME. THE NATURAL COLORS AT LAST. Maclntyre’s Beautifully Colored AMBKOTYPEB AND PHOTOOKAPHB, of every size aud style of finish that fancy can suggest. Thu great desideratum finally accomplished. THE NATUHAJ. 00110118. MU. M. has discovered an entirely uow chemical process by which he is maided to impart to liis pie tures, a brilliancy of effect and elegance of touo, aud truthfulness to nature,hitherto unknown to the Art. Gall aud see his splendid collection of specimens. Gallery over Velati’s Confectionery, No. gu Broad St Open from 8 a. in. till 0 p. ui. Likenesses taken without regard to the weather February 17, 1857. tl IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. P. H. HARTMANN AIT ISM KS respectfully to inform T V the citizes of Columbus, and visiting public generally that halms 7® opened a Hair Dressing nml 7-r-^ Shaving Saloon, in the rear of mnis Purple s Jewelry Store, where he expects, by stricl al teutiou to business, to merit the confidence of all who will honor him with their patronage, lie is confident, and determined that Ids establishment, and the style of bis work shall In. second to none. In bis cases will al ways be found a full assortment of Perfumery, Invigorutoru, 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 COLUMBUS HOTEL. mills bouse situated north of the Cos , 1 lumbuH Bridge, is now open for the A, ‘'s reception of regular Hoarders and trail siont patronage. Ml 8 J The fare shall be giwd. and cliiyesKs.mi![jslS-5La reasonable. No efforts will be spared to make the guests of this house comfortable J. T. SCOTT, Jan. 14—3 m Proprietor. FOR SALE, VGOOl) FIRE ENGINE, together with, about Seven Hundred feet of HOSE, all lu good order. This apparatus is well adapt ed to a Country Town. For nuv information, address 11. T. HALL, or Columbus, Ga., Feb. 11-3 t i. G. STKUFi’FH. COME AT LAST. ANOTHER good supply of Cocoa Nut Candy, which consumers pronounce to he an extra article, for sale atuiy Fruit Store. 152 Broad Street. Jan. 30-ts J. L. CELIA. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. rpilK Subscriber otters for sale for CA Sll, two AjuA JL Comfortable Dwellings nixlLot s. T|||M One is situated on the corner of rlgletliorpa and *■ **“**’ Water Streets—is built in Cottage style, and contains three rooms and a Bath room on the lirsi floor and three in second story, and a brick cellar kitchen, with good well, out houses aud garden. This lot contains about one half acre. The other is situated on coiner of Jackson and Com merce streets, and contains two rooms, good well of wa ter and garden, and is about a half acre lot. Either or both will be sold ata low price for Cash.— Titles warranted. Applicants call apply at the first named house where 1 reside. Feb. 2-lm WILLIAM KYLES. SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Kyle, Ever itt A Cos., are requested to call oil the uudersigned at the store of .1. Kyle & Cos., and make immediate pay ment, to euable him to settle with the estate of John Kyle, deceased, late partner of said firm. Jan. 30, 1857. Ira JAMES M. KVKRITT. DISSOLUTION. fFHE partnership iu the grocery trade carried 011 by X tile undersigned iu Columbus, Ga., under the style of J. R. HULL 4 CO., is by consent dissolved. Each of the undersigned are authorised to nmki settlements and collect the debts, All persons indebted to said firm are requested to make immediate|mymi nt, or in delimit thereof, the aid of the courts will he invoked. JOHN R. HULL. January 30, 1857. M. L. PATTERSON. SWEET HAVANA ORANGES. J UST Received,by F. CORK Y A CO., Fell, . 42 Broad Street. CHOICE BUTTER AND CHEESE. I KEGS and half kegs Orange county BUTTER : 1 •_* 40 boxes English Dairy aial State Cheese: just re ceived and for sale by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Feb 3-ts 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 GUN BY 4 00. SOMETHING DELICIOUS. JUST received pr. Express, aseloct assortment of Pre served Game and Meats. Also, Lobsters, Pickles. Sardines, Essence of Anchovies, Kasberry Vinegar, Pine Apple Cheese, Swiss Cheese, etc. F. COBRA 4 CO., Feb. a. 42 Broad Street. JUST ARRIVED. CtANDIES. —Cocoa Nut, Vanilla. Pea Nut, Cream Nut, ) Love, (I love you) Sugar Almonds. Blanched Al monds. Lemon Gum Props, Mottoes. Widow Malone’s Cough Candy, Ac. Ac. F. COKItA 4 00., Feb) 1 42-Brood at. ON CONSIGNMENT. 31 If if 1 BUSHELS new Corn, in sacks. Special con SV/V/V7 tracts can he made with the uudersigned to deliver corn in good socks, in auy quantity at cither ot the Hail ltoad Depots, or on Steamboat. Call and see us at 133 Broad Street. Jan. 19-ts R. M. 4 JL L. GRAY. FULTON MARKET BEEF. (CHOICE Fulton Market Beef and an Extra lot of J Tennessee Hams, just received by Sept. 13, GUNBY 4 CO. KEYS FOUND. r IHVO KEYS, one lielieved 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. Jan. 29-ts BROWN’S HOTEL, FRONTING THE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. c- Veals ready on the arrival of every Train.-aA Jan. 28. 1857 ttm TOBACCO. SOME of the finest Ijlitg and Solace Tobacco, at Febl4 K. A. WARES. TENNESSEE FAMILY FLOUR, 17011 sale by ’ Jail. 12 GURIY J 00, COW PEAS. IJOlt Sale by ; Jan. 12, ’67. GUNBY A CO. PERFUMERY. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Perfumery and fancy articles, at |febl4] It. A. WARE'S. INTRUMENTB. T NSTRUMENTS and Gold Foil, at X Fbl4 R. A, M AUL S. WHITE LEAD AND OIL. AFRESH lot, just received at Febll_ R. A. WAKE’S. BRANDY AND WINES. IXOlt medicinal uses; also, some of the pure Catawba j ’ Wine, for sacramental occasions, at Fel>l4 R. A. M AKE S IMHO HATS. fI’HH largest lot and the best variety in this market ! X for sale at DIBIiLK^K. GARDEN SEED. IANDUKTH'S NEW CROP Garden Seed, Just re j j ceiveil at J. W. PEASE’S Book Store. Jain2H-tf SUPERIOR WRITING INK. 15 0R sale by DANFOKTII * NAGEL SEGARS. SOME ol the choicest Regalia, Opera, Concha. Com uilines, and other styles of Begars, at e Feb 11 K. A. WARE'S. PROFESSOR O. J. WOOD’S HAlii KESTORATIVE. FOU A'KODUCiN'G lIaVIK US 13A.XjD HEADS, aVND HKBTOKINU TO THE NATURAL COLOR. 11 M 11& uMtoiiiutiing ami \humjuhlc<l bds tiev- X r t'Hiloti loprotTuci’ h growth ou Bald Hi'iulu, when um'J aocordiug Iv the Uutotftouh. and turn hair back to its original color, utt**r having become gray, and rein- Htateit in ailita originui health, lustre, st ttneaa, and bounty, iittuiovea at once all acurl, dundiutf. and un* pl aaut itching, servtun*, oiupuona und ltroiitih heat troiii the bealp. 11 al*u i<n vohlp. the Lair I'ioui becoming unhoaithy and fulhug oil amt hence m u, ua a peitei t ilAlii I.N VIOOKAToU ANi; IOaNIO. We annex a low certidcau-K to corroborate our aaser lioub. •Slate ({/ lUtHuia, CurlisU, June 2V, I>Cks. 1 have used l'tol 0. J. Mood's llair lteatorutive, and have admif'd ilB vsondcitul ottect, hair vsiu becom ing, aa i though, ptinauieutly gray, but by tho u*v ot the ivfolvjiuli\o, it iiua resumed its original color. and, I have uo doubt, permanently so. MONEY lIKKKSU, Ex-ISdialoi United .Status. A gonlleiuuu of Boston writes to his friends in New Bedford thus: To your imiuiriea. 1 would reply, that l first commenc ed Using l*roi Moods Hair Keatomtive, my hair wuh ul most white and had been mu for tho lust ton yearn, audit was very thin on tho lop of my head, and loose, aud pulled out Ireidy : hut 1 louud that before 1 lmd used all tho second bottle, (Which was eight weeks,) my luur was entirely changed to its original color, (light brown) imi is now tree from UftiidruU, ami (juile moist. 1 have had my hair cut live or six times since the change, and have never soeu any thing like white hair startingfroni the routs; ami it is now as thick us it ever was, and dues not come out at nil. It has prevailed in luy case ull that 1 could wish to ask. Yours, ole. July i, lb4>i>. Gardiner , Maine s June *22, 18i4, Dear Sir; 1 have used two bottles of ITof. Wood’s Hair Restorative, luidcantruly say, it is greatest discovery of the age, for restoring and changing the hair. Before us ing it, 1 was as gray as a man of seventy. My hair has now attained its original color. You tun recommend it to the World, without the least fear, us my case was one of the worst kind. Yours, 1) N MUHPHY. Ht. Limit) Murch 7, lhi)4. Prof. Wood : My hair commenced fulling off some three or four years since, and continued to do so, until I be came ipiite bald. 1 tried all the popular medicine* of the day, but to no died. At last 1 whs induced to try your celebrated llair Restorative, and am happy to say, it is doing wonders. 1 have now a line growth of yuiing hair, and cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly afflict ed. A. C. \Y I IjLI AMS, lit'LSecond street. Jtasiiiy Mich., Any’ 2, 1805. This is to certify llud one year ago, l was ijuite gray, and my hair so thin upon the top of my head, that I feared its entire lons. In this condition,] applied for and obtained a bottle of I‘rof V\ ood’s Restorative, and before l luid used ono <pmrt bottle, the gray hairs lias eutircly disappeared and ilhad thickened up, so as to be as full as usual and it assumed a glossy apj euram e, apparently more beautiful than ever it washt-h ie. I do, therefore, cheerfully recommend it to all those ladles who value a bountiful head oj hair. 1 will also slate (hut I use it now, occasionally, lb* its healthy and beautifying effect. SARAH J. BROWN. C/ticayo, May i, 1854. I have Used I*ruf Wood’s llair Restorative to decided advantage, it prevents the hair from coming ut, gives it a gloss ami Softness very desirable. The few gray hairs 1 bud. have entirely disappeared. Others of m> family have used it. and coneur w ith me in | rounuuctpg it ail it professes to bo. li. A. Cl. ARK, Michigan Avenue. •it. Lou it, Sijd. *2l), 1853. Dr.o. (J. WOOD —Sir : 1 have used nearly three bot tles of your J lair Restorative aud have found its ell'ects very sutislactory. It Inis entirely destroyed all dandruff from my head, and restored my hair to its original color, which had become quite gray. WM. TKI'BDALE. Sold at 114 Market street, Si Louis. Missouri, 316 Broadway, New York, and by all Druggists every where. Yll kinds of family patent juedecines fi r sale, ou the best possible terms, ut Urofessor Wood’s butublishment, 114 Market street. St. Louis. CORN! FINE CORN! r IMI 15 subscriber has a large lot oftlie cleanest, iieuvi- X eat aud best Corn in tho&tute, which he oilers us fol low’s : sto 100 Bushels (a) 00c. Old Alabama Corn, miij<m<ed, (<t) 70c per bushel, in any quantity wanted. No charge for sacks. M. M. NANCE. Feb *2Btf BIEIILEIt A, e O., SS FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKERS, X I 10G Bvonil Street, COLUMBUS, GA. OUR imtions will fflvHi u biariu miD<i that vunliall strictly ailhi'rc to Uiu GASH 8 VST EM frurn lliin iln I h. Mul'ch 2d. 1867,-t'ui. LIME ! LIME ! LIME ! q'lIE Aucnt.- of tlic (’licwiulu Linn i WciVku, have now on hand, and will lit- daily recciv- i ntt, tt largo tjiinil ity of tho hlmivo Limo. of a very xu|k;- riorquality. |fclillif] GUNIIY ,v DO. CHEROKEE NEW CORN 4 MEAL. A TEA L and lluminy ffd (H-r lahlii'L iVi Iff Hu hida, 85 ” CORN, ~...! no •• 2U I’.iisliclz 85 •* ALihatna old Cffrii luid Moul Bil *• Bran arid Short.’ 1 26 *’ lmnd. WINTER t PALACE MILLS. MW.9, 1567. Tenneaice Ext ra Family Flour, 011 sniff hv ‘ March li. JEFFERSON 4 HAMILTON. JUST RECEIVED, inn BAJtllEi/S L.sl i’lauliiiff Potatova. lUU GUNBY 4 CO. March 3. PRINTERS INK. V LARGE lot of Printers Ink, both News and Book— the furnier at 311 rents, amt tho latter al hi cents per lb . anil iu cans of different sizes, just received unit for sale by CHAFFIN 4 JOHNSON. March 3-ts JUST RECEIVED VI-ILL supply of Men’s, Hoys’, Youths’ and Child r n'a('all Boots. Also, a iroo-1 assortnient of laolies’ Ih-el Gaiteis and Moroeeo Boot.; and a full stork of all kinds of children's hlioea. which I will sell a, low as tile lowest for easli. O. E. GAGER, AVff-nt, No. 134 Broad street. March 14-ts Two door, above Masordc Hall. LOAN ASSOCIATION STOCK. DOR SALK. Ten Shares in Muscogee Building and 1 Loan Association, and Fifteen Share* in Columbus Building and Loan Association. Apply to WM. C. GUAY, or March Is. ts O. M. STOKE. SOMETHING NICE. I Hil lll.h Extra Family Flour at Ten Dollars per bar -1 / ret. Five per rent, discount to dealers. Made of pure White W heat, and wai l anted to please tile most fosttdkm*. WINTER’S PALACE M 11.1.5, March 12-ts GAS LIGHT STOCK. j/k SIIAIG. oftlie (oluuihus Gas Light Company t> / St<a.-k, for sale low. Enquire of Marrliß 1-ti J. M. BVBRITT. FINE HAVANA CIGARS. If INK Haviiua Cigar* fur sale at IMNFGRTII 4 NAGELS BUCKWHEAT. \ SUPERIOR article of Buckwheat Flour, just re ceived and for sale by GUNBY 4 t’O. MACKEREL AND SALMON. \ ACK KRKI, Nos. 1. 2 and 3, 111 whole, half and quar iVl ter Carrels, and iu kite. Also, Salmon iu kits, just received by GUNBY A CO. March 3-ts FOR RENT. A DW ELLING with five rooms, new and well fA-aA XV finished, hi a pleasant part of the eity. gglffl Apply to -*— Feh2stf 11. M. CLK’ KLY. PERFUME RY. I, ■'BENCH and American, from the In st Perfumers— Lullin'*, Iliizeiis and otheis, for sale liy Nov.IU, PANFOKTH a NAGEL, STRAW GOODS. I A VERY description of Straw Goods, now receiving, Id and for sale at DIBBLE’S. Feh24 RAISINS AND ALMOND*. RAISIN.* In quarter aud half I sixes, and Alwondf, Currents and Citron# —all fresh—just received and for sale by (Fob. 2fi) GUNBY 4 fXJ. MISSES’ KID GLOVES. A MAGNIFICENT variety of the smallest, sizes, just received by Bxpress, and on sale at DIBBLE'S. Peh24 NEW HAMS. \I,A RG K and fresh supply. Just leceived by It. M. *K. L. OKAY. i Feb. 0. I WHEELER A WILSON’S IMPKOVED SEWING MACHINES FO Families, IMmnilact tircrs and Other*. r J ’ llEsEMiu hiues are successfully Used in every oouu X iry throughout the world, hi simplicity of con struction and adaptation to all kinds of sewing, they are uiisurpassou—ease of o|Hirutiou, noise levs movement, anil the renurkahle perfrctlon of tlioir stitching, lecoui meuvis tbum to every porsou as the greatest lahornaving Machine of the age. 11.0. It AY DEN, tholr aut horiied Agent tor the tale of these Machines may pc found in JONES’ NEW BLOCK, UP tJTAIHS, OOLXJMBUS, GhA.., whore he will exhibit tlioaa Mucliint's, ami the Yariety of work (ioiio ou them. 1 n.iii tiction will be given to any om> who wibla * to learn to work thorn. Any MnohluvN of th*ir make* w ill bo mljuntfil if out oforuur. Noutlies, ‘l’hrcml, s*ilk ami all part* of tho Mnchiu** kept constantly on lutkd. Call ami moo thorn; sign of tho llud Flag;, Jonei*’ Now Block Up ytuir*. KuUKiiIKHS wanted tho Maeliino, F*>r tho oxcolloiiucot thou* muclilnea, 1 otor to Mr. N . Nuckolls Mr*. Joaopli lvylu. Dr. Unquliart,Mrn. J. K. Hurt, Mr*. Houbon shorter. Mrs..lolm I>. i’arbr.Uul. 11. Holt. Hon. Jaiuo* Jolmaon, Mi>. VVulter T. (Jolquitl. Da vid llmlMon, Dr. U. A. >Yaro. John b. Muatiau, and Mm. It. C. fcihortor. Ad A Lady in utU'iuiuiioo to wait ou cuatoifli'ia. Dec 28-tl il. (!. IIA\I>KN, Agent. SHAD HMIMUtII M. rpilE undoiNiguod has opoiiiMl <i Blmd 1 Market in front of tiro **SSUNN Y rSollTll,’* lirst door nbuvo fhiliby A Cos., ami will re ceive thorn f roah from Savannah eviry day . All order* from thv country will roouivo prompt attention. Call and try mo. Feb. 0-ts A. F. 1j A.MiKOlt D. PHESCUIPTIOXS. HAVING made many additiotiM to piocriptam department, and uning nothing but the hint extra Mudicinuh, Iran now offer ovury facility to I'hyulcian* and othur* in want id’ medicine. Tho front room vr uiy rtt.iro is oi-eupied by Mr. Kivlin. who will hr plenrod au<l ready at all tiinoH to attend thoao in want of niedi ei lies nftur regular hour*. K. A. WA UK. Open ou Sumluya lroni K A.M.tol I*. M.. and from ‘2 1. M. until l* P. M. hd)|Xy HOARDING. MU. and Mr*. .lAMKS LIGON are j• i'ojured uud dv HiioiiMto aaommodate twenty or tweidy-five Day Hoarders, at the now building over Non. )'2‘2 and 1*24 Hroad Street. The Fare w ill bo good, uml every atUn tiim given to mako Hoarder* Tcrina mode rate. Oct. 13. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THK PUII liIC GENERALLY* / iIRHUMSTANCKS have recently e-ome to our ktiowl- V 7 ed ;e which rotider It nwetmary for uh to nnnouuoe. that Mr. L. BTKHN, a merchant <n Unwed Street, in tlii* city,hux no connection w ith our nun. We arc not to be held rcHpoiiniMo, either inorrail; “roiliot wiav,forauy ol liix acts, ut* lie hit*never had unji conimm-i ion with Hther of our ?tore*. IJ. G. \ S. STERN, Jan, lb—Bin Non. *2H and 70 Hroad Street, OohlinbtiH, (la, A CAIID. MY Uuclaa H. <). A 8. Stern stated in thin paper y*- ti’uiay that 1 have no connection with tluir firm, of which lam very proud. A Do, Jam truly worry to lie acuitne.xioti of theirahy birth. My moral character <*, I consider, far *uperhn to theira, and 1 duliotwiah tliein to be- re pon.dblo ftn any of luy ut In, k I oun always liitut my demand* without their usaiNtuuci*. Fmtlicrniore, 1 would warn *md gentlemen notto ti*onhlc mu any more. If otherwise 1 shall leave it to the com hi unity to deckle our moral clmructuiH. L HTKKN. Jim. 17- But FIVESII ANDFINE. rpilK uuderuigued lias juat received a frmh Hiipjdy of X Family GrocuriCH, and a few line liana from Yunnan nee. Also a line lot of Irish Fotaloe* and Ol|k)UK. Allot’ which lie is determined to **•!! un a* reasonable terms a* they can be bought in the city. So, all who are in want of fresh Cheese, Butter, and other Articles usually kept in a Family Grocery Store will please call immediately on J. .1. JON KS, At the old stand of JtdferMun A Hamilton, cornet of Warren and Frankliu Streets. COLUMBUS BAKERY, 150 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. RYNEHART & OKICHTON \RE prepared ti furnish ut the shortest notice, ami on the most reasonable hums, all ili'H'sriptioiia of BREAD, CRACKEHS AUD CAKE. Beilin practical linkers, uml provided with the latest and most approved machinery, they arc enabled to supply a superior article al every tlilim- usually found in the best cstalilishmcnts of tho kind either north or smith. They are prepared to execute order) fur all varieties of (lake nml Bread, aud flutter themselves that from their lout; experience they cun give complete satisfaction to those win. limy favor them with pl.t ion nut-. They use none hut .he Lest materials. Butin 1 Crackers II cents), and hoilaCrackers #{4 cents pgr Hi. at wholesale. Older* from a distance promptly attended to. X. B.—Any description ofUskeuiailo for I’urllea, Wed .lines, 4c. March if, 1857. ly MATTRASSES. A sploudid lot at .1. 11. SIKFiS'H CABINET WARE-ROOM, 48 iIIIOAD STREET, (Bast Side,) COLUMBUS. GA., YirllEHE hit will he pleased lo see VV old frieuils and pillions in the Cabinet line, II” will always have competent workmen to do all kind of CABINET W IHK in tile heat style. I’m ti. ular attention given to Uulaolsttriiigr and Repairing. CtIFFINS made to order with prouiptnoss’ nt ineder. ate charges. Jim. 211. 1857. D. SI KEF. teuegh RESTAURANT,^ OYSTER SA.XaOOXsT, 414 Hroail Street, Colnxnbua, La. Ho LUNCII every day at 11 o’clock, A. M. Jan. 20-ts PIANO FORTES. i)ERS()NB In want of a Fine In wtru -ilfr; ~ B -TTfl men t, can be supplied on terms. A flue assortment to select from,” ■ l/ al October 31, ts HAM M 18 k lIOON KY'H. TKNIVKMSKK WHISKY. vl | BULK. Tennessee Whisky just received and for rule Oil by JEFFEbSON 4 HAMILTON. Jau. ‘A. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. r l’WO MONTHS after piibllcalion of fids notice, ap- X plication will lie made lo the Court of Ordinary ul Muscogee county, tor leave to sell the real and personal estate of Seymour B. Bonner, dec/l, late of said eounty. Januuiy 23, 1557. AhK.Y. ]. KOitIHON, Adair. ilin'24—2ln fUWO MONTIIB after date application will lo ms,ls to A tho Oiirt of Ordinary of Muse) igw.ouiity, for leave to sell a Negro Boy named Aurelius, Muiigiog to tile astute of Aim K. Mathegoii,d(.c*ase<l, lute of said couiily ELIZABETH MATIIKHON, Adru'x. Feh 28-2IU FOR RENT. \ CONVENIENT House in the lower part of the City, J Y new, with four rooms, porch Ac., Kent to Ist of October, #1(10. Apply to It, J. MOSKK. Jau. 17-ft SEGAKS. ANOTHER lot of those line Segars, batter than I lie others, just received at the Eagle Drug Store, he, |u-tf NANCE & ti KM NEK. FREsil AND FINE. LN.YTRA large and fresh Italian C'hcstiiiits un.l Texas Fj Pecan-. Also a spl.iinid assortment of French and German I’ipes, and delightful Smoking Tobacco. Just received at my Fruit Store, No. 20, east side It.-ond Hlreet. Jim 3u-3ui A. VKLATT. COAL YARD. rnifOHK wishing COAL fur Grates, can lui niipplied ut 1 sl3 per Ton, by calling on JOHN W. HOWARD, Nov 27 Agent Kotina Coal Mine Company. WANTED TO PURCHASE. A HOUSE on a lot not less than a half ac re, below Crawford street. Apply Pi K. J. WOBKB. Jan. 20-ts PARAGON FLOIIIt. | BBLB.III sacks, fresh ground. This flour la ground • )"/ from the best selected white wheat, and admits no sii|M,rtor—as good as Hiram Huiitli, and tbrc. dollara |s*r bLI. elitapgr. 300 bushel* freah Corn Meal, sifttal and ground from new corn. We will well you meal—not bran. Jan. 19, 1857. K. M. k K. b. BRAY, Agts.
