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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1857)
DAILY SUN. Friday Morning, March 0, 1857. Ladies, Attention! We call the attention of the lady readers of the Sun, to the Masonic invitation to be found in another column. Substantial of Life. Messrs. R. M. & E. L. Gray advertise in to day’s paper, a large amount of Tennessee Ba con, and Rio Coffee. These, with the largo stock of flour they have on hand, will give them a turnpike road to people’s hearts which it is said lies through the mouths of mankind. Life Insurance. We call attention to tho advertisement in an other column, of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company, of which Mr. 11. H. Epping, of this city, is the agent. This is matter in which all have a deep interest. Recollect, it is not pro posed to insure the prolongation of the life of any one, but merely to secure, for a small sum, a competence to the wife and children after the death of a husband or father. To know that one’s wife and little ones are beyond want will be a happy consolation on the dying couch. Think of this, readers of the Sun. The Tine Arts. We were shown yesterday, a very ingenious piece of work made of sheep skin or binder’s leather. It was a picture frame, about fifteen by eighteen inches in size, resembling carved rose-wood; and is the production of Miss Huu gerford, who proposes to give instruction in the art, to the young ladies of this city. The work may be seen at the residence of C. My gatt, Esqr. LATEST FROM NEW JERUSALEM. Meeting of Infuriated Antagonists. “Gentlemen may cry peace! pence!! but there is no peace.” “When Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug of war.” On yesterday a little ayont the hour of twelve, as we were hurrying homeward for our mid-day meal, the sounds of the word “hom bog! kombog! 1 hombog!!! ” arrested our at tention. It proceeded from the stentorian lungs of one of those individuals who does the business of selling “so goot as sheep cloding as never was prought to dis down.” He was making fun at some adjacent rivals, who were putting up anew sign. Smith was replied to by his insulted rival Keller, and taunt followed taunt; the lie was speedily given and as quickly returned. Obscene language, insult ing to the public thereabouts, and to females passing at the time, was freely and vociferous ly used, and crimination, and re-crimination of the charges of theft and swindling, continued, and on Smith drawing near to Keller’s door, caused a combative meeting of these “cloding” merchants. After attempting to fight with stretched arms and open digits, each party ran for a land biscuit, but so great was the hurry, and so intense the anger of the disputants, that instead of furnishing themselves with a rock or brick bat, they grabbled haudsfull of sand and let it fly with all their strength and vengeance. “Whilst the simoon of gravel was going on at a fierce rate, policeman Simons came up and separated the infuriated warhorses. We could not help smiling at the novel way that Simons fired at the rear of Smith. Keller was con ducted to his store, and we suppose the matter will be settled by each party taking out a peace warrant for the other, or in their way of expressing it: “bail ’em mid de jail.” Justice Quin was early on the ground of ac tion, and did all he could to throw “oil on the troubled waters.” We heard the Colonel, in remonstrance to the belligerents, remark: ‘‘lt is a shame that a nation, against whom it is said, all the world is in hostile array, should have dissensions, heart burnings, and angry blows among themselves,” (we are of the Colo nel’s opinion) and the quieted parties, went to work again to sell “so sheep cloding as never vas!” We have done with chronicling spring fight number this, and trust the Mayor will inflict the heaviest penalty, for the obscene language vised on the occasion. Docket cleared, spring fight number next set down tor review and trial. For the Daily Sun. Things about Town. Rambling through the streets of our fair city not long since, in the broad sunlight of day, I saw and noted several things which l thought very unseemly for so beautiful a city as Columbus. 1 passed by a fine dwelling, With a richly variegated flower garden in front --a beautiful rose bush grew near the fence, and there I saw a voracious old red cow open her greedy jaws and bite ofl those beautiful branches, which in May would have laden the zephyrs of spring with an aroma exquis itely delightful. Our shade trees are a great ornament as well as useful to our city, yet I saw three cows __old Red, Old Brindle, and Old .Spot attack a beautiful mulberry and skin it almost bare Wherever there aro so many children, and protty dears too, it is almost impossible to keep the front gate closed—this nccounts for the drove of swine I accidentally discovered in the flower garden of one of our lady citi zens, and it was enough to make a crocodile Hhed real tears to witness the havoc they jnude with the hard labor of that lady, lake n good hearted Samaritan, as I am, 1 turned the swine out, and would have driven them down a steep place into the Chattahoochee if 1 had not known they could swim across to Girard and treat them the same way. 1 Ktrolled up town, and there I saw a white ■yearling, without any horns, pitching into a erocer’s Irish potatoes extensively ; of course I drove the calf ofl", and the grocer smiled his thanks But see that poor negro from the country. How nobly he stands his ground to defend his fodder from near about a dozen pi ratical cows. He has hallooed “ lluc go way do* bias yer,” until he has grown hoarse and ns he goes one side to drive off an attackin KtuatMhe other side is being pitched into Very unceremoniously- But I hear a yelling up about the fish stands ; there I sea• ■■ g'jjjj old sow has concluded to ll I Rve ,’ l Vlo h n man per, and the fish seller, hard hearted man, will not let her have it. . Now Messrs. Editors, are not these curious items for a city like Columbus; but 1 have luance i rwe are indebted to “Rambler for his Contribution, and will accept his articles if written on one side of the paper, and are as short and interesting as the above initial.J COMMERCIAL. DAILY SUN OFFICE, I COTTON— Sw,es yeß teX m ier B ; M 3 “2Ui;rii L. \ COLUMBUS GROCERY MARKET. BACON , COUJMUIJ S, March 20, 1857. llama 14c “ mrket ‘ dimly supplied. We quote Vea ern sn BUUe ” S “’ “ Ud *v.Ll; doralzT i T'lT'* 1 ' e “ , "”' Bue Cle, “ Sides 14c.; Shoal ueia I. to 13c. Country Hama 15. the Un l, ’~ BUPP ' y l ° Uum, ““ 1 > llt 14 l#o. by HOTTER— Country 25; Northern 35c. “f **~ ln 8 M 10c. by the quarter. * LOUR.—By tho Barrel, to sl2 ■JrEStxr* ~fc - -SnSStST*- •-*>- MOLASSKS.-Wont India Molasses 7u to 80c.; Syrup <o to 80c. * 1 RlCE.—Rice ti to 7c. CORN— 90c. to sl. MEAL.—BOc. to sl. BAGGING—Market well supplied with India at I7c. to 20c. No Kentucky in market. ROPE.—Supply abundunt at 12Vdc. TWlNE.—Plenty in market at 26c. -SA LT,—Market well supplied, at $1 50 per sack. FOR. SALE OR RENT. . A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in Wvnnton pTq two mUes from the city. The place .■..! PPI lams fifty-nine acres of land, about half cleared” A good, comfortable house, with four rooms, double room liii ell ’iia 0k . e house, barn, carriage house, stable, Ac. 1 will sell it at a bargain, or rent it for the present year March, tt JORDAN L. HOWELL, Trustee Tn-weekly Times and Enquirer copy It. COLUMBUS ICE HOUSE. 1 lIA , V ,!' : “I 16 ?®* 1 n *y leo House between the Oglethorpe J- and l erry Houses, on Oglethorpe street, where I will keep Ice during the season. Alt orders from the coun try promptly attended to. Price 2J,£ cents, when more three cents P ° U “ dS a ‘ U Uk< ‘“’ A ” under tlmt llmo, ‘nt, Families supplied with Tickets at the Ice House. * eblßtf 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 bis entire stock of sta ple and fancy Dry Goods at unprecedented low- pri- CCS. 50 Pieces figured DeLaines, (worth at 20 cts 50 “ “ “ ( “ 50c) at 25 cts. All wool French Merinos at 70cts. English Merinos and Paramattas at 25 an,l3sc. All wool French figured DeLaines at 50c. All wool French plain DeLaines at 35c. 50 Pieces 1 yd wide Bleached Homespun at 12Uo. 500 Embroidered Collars at very low price. 500 Jaconet embroidered Bands, very cheap. Honiton Lace sets at half price. Black Alpaca and Bombazines very cheap. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Talmas, Ribbons, Laces, Ac. And many other articles too numerous to mention. Como aud 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 and Shooting aparatus. Soaps, Candles, Starch, hest quality of Flour, Sugar, Coffee aud Teas. Besides numerous other articles, all of which wo propose to soli at the lowest living rates for cash. Jan- B—ts FRUIT TREES AND FLOWERS. LEE, KIDD & DUNCAN, ARE now prepared to fill all orders with the hest varieties of APPLES. PEACII, APItICUT, PLUM, PEAR, aud NECTAIII N E TREES, and tho 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. Ilervey Hall, where they will be happy to w ait on those who may wish any article in their line. Columbus, N0v.28-ly NEW BOOKS. DORE, by a Stroller in Europe; Kathie Brande, a Fireside History of a Quiet Life, by Holme Lee; Milleduleia—a Thousand Pleasant Things; Lake Ngami, by Charles J. Anderson ; Tho 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 Breck: Buist on the Rose Culture; Adventures in the Wilds of America, by Charles Lanman: Passion and Principle, a Domestic Novel, by Sirs. Grey; History of the Turf in South Carolina. Just received by J. W. PEASE. Feb26tf HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. rpiIIS Company continues to take Fire Risks on Build X ings, Merchandise, Cotton or produce in Store, on as favorable terms as any company. Oct. 7-6 m. D- F. WILLCOX, Agent. FIRE INSURANCE. Consolidated Fire Insurance Company, PHILADELPHIA, PENN. CAPITAL $300,000. JAMES M. WATT, Agent, Dec 10,1856. _ Columbus, On. GOOD EATABLES. JUST RECEIVED—Fresh Baked Crackers; White Beans; Eggs and Blitter; Cboeso and Lard: Pultun Market lleef; Molasses, in barrels and hall barrels; Mackerel and Codfish; Sugar. Coffee, Rice, Salt, *c. Feb. 21-ts WATT A SAPPIM.TON. GENT.’S WALKING CANES. AN invoice of the most beautifuland serviceable kind, opening this day at DIBBLE S. Feb 24 • UMBRELLAS. i COMPLETE and fresh supply of all varieties, on A sale at DIBBLE S. Feb 24 VALISES AND CARPET BAGS, rp he best quality of these articles, to be Prckaed at X Fb24 Dmuhf.a. GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS. l| I RTS, Undershirts, Collars, Cravats, Drawers, halt & Hose, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, etc, to be jiwuwd rt Fel>24 ‘ ‘ - Hock island paper mills. PRINTING and Wrapping Paper for sale on low terms. I’ CASH PAID FOR ~ , „ Rags Scents peril)., over 100 lbs. 3U cents per b. Old Kentucky Bagging and Hope 2j/f cents per 1 >. Old Manilla and Gunny Bagging 1 cent per lb. Grass Hone 80 cents per hundred. . , . Clean Shucks, Rice and Rye Straw, m bales, >0 cents ! per hundred. Columbus. March ts. 1857. new books. VNKW supply of Katie Brando; a Fire-side History of Quiet Life: by Holme* Lee. Goodrich's Recollections of a Life-Time. Una Rivers; by Mary Holmes. Violet, or The Cross and the Crown. hyW. J Mclu tosh. ..... Currer Lile: by Louise Reeder. The Prince of the House ol David. Dr. Kane’s Arctic Explorations Prescott’s Charles sth. Just received by A fklN * JOHNSON. pen. 27. WATER, JUST received and for ssle by * NAGEL. On Consignment .'3O Jj ABBK, “ S Tenn ‘jFFEKSON A-''HAMiLTO.V “ March 11. HARPER’S WEEKLY & MAGAZINE. ocmcriwions t * k * B Chaffin * Johnson. CEMENT. Uq BARREL* Cement, for-mb’ by 4 Cos. O.J Feb. 26 - BURNING FLUID AND ALCOHOL, OF the best quality, at A. WARE’S. FebH FAImONABLE EMPORIUM. mH. E. DIBBLE, WHOLESALE AND UKTAII. Dealer in the latest styles of HATS, C-AUS, ANI>— GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, At the sign of the Mammoth Hat, Meat side of Broad street, Columbus, Georgia. Feb24y GREAT ATTRACTION! FOR A SHORT TIME. THE NATURAL COLORS AT LAST. Maclntyre’s Beautifully Colored AMBHOTYPES AND, PHOTOGHAPRS, ol every size and style of finish that fancy can suggest. The great desideratum finally accomplished. THE NATURAL COLORS. MR. M. lias discovered an entirely new chemical process by which he is enabled to impart to liis pic tures, a brilliancy of effect and elegance of tone, and truthliilnoss to uuture,hitherto unknown to the Art. Call and see his splendid collection of specimcna. Gallery over Veiati’s Confectionery, No. 20 Broad fit. Open from 8 a. in. till 0 p. m. Likenesses taken without regard to the weather. February 17, 1857. ts IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. P. H. HARTMANN * IYTISHES respectfully to inform TT the dtizes of Columlius, and visiting public generally that he has ‘ 7® opened a Hair Dressing ami Shaving Saloon, in the roar of - ‘4*l° Purple's Jewelry Store, w here he expects, by strict at tention to business, to merit the confidence of all who will honor him with their patronage. He is confident, and determined that his establishment, and the style of his work shall lie second to none. In his cases will al ways be found a full assortment of Perfumery, Invlgorntors, Oils, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Collars, &c. <F*f~Wlgs and Toupees furnished on short notice, aud warranted in all respects. Entrance on Randolph Street. Feb, 4-ly COLUMBUS HOTEL. riTHIS house situated north of the Co- . _ X 111 in bus Bridge, is now open for the .u'Vi— TANARUS, reception of regular Boarders and trail sient patronage. kB 11 jljiL'.'Ltaa, Tho fare shall be good, and rlmiye.ißM reasonable. No efforts will bo spared to make the guests of this house comfortable J. T. SCOTT, Jan. 14—3 m Proprietor. FOR SALE, A GOOD FIRE ENGINE, together with Aa. about Seven Hundred feet of HOSE, all ill good order. This apparatus is well adapt ed to a Country Town. _sSc_2?_ For any information, address H. T. IIALL. or Columbus, Ga., Feb. 11-3 t J. G. STRUPPFR. COME AT LAST. ANOTHER good supply of Cocoa Nut Candy, which consumers pronounce to be an extra article, for sale at mv Fruit Store, 152 Broad Street, Jan. 30-ts J.L.CELLA. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. rpHE Subscriber offers for sale for CASH, two A-I—s. X Comfortable Dwellings andLots. One is situated on the corner of Oglethorpe and J®'* l ® Water Streets—is built in Cottage style, and contains three rooms and a Bath room on the tirsl 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 corner 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 he sold at a low price for Cash. — Titles warranted. Applicants can apply at the flrst named house where I reside. Fob. 2-1 in WILLIAM KYLES. SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Kyle, Ever itt A Cos., are requested to call on the undersigned at the store of J. Kyle A 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, 1857. lm JAMES SI. EVKRITT. DISSOLUTION. riMIK partnership in the grocery trade carried on by X the undersigned in Columbus, Ga., under the style of J. R. HULL <t CO., is by consent dissolved. Each of tho undersigned are authorised to make settlements and collect the debts, All persons indebted to said firm are requested to make immediate payment, or in delimit thereof, the aidof the courts will ho invoked. JOHN K. HULL, January 30, 1857. M. L. PATTERSON. SWEET HAVANA ORANGES. JUST Received,by F. COR It A A CO., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. CHOICE BUTTER AND CHEESE. I C KEGS anil half kegs Orange county BUTTER; 1 ‘J4O boxes English Dairy ami State Cheese; just re ceived and for side 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 A CO. SOMETHING DELICIOUS. JUST received pr. Express, a select assortment of Pre served Game and Meats. Also, Lobsters, Pickles. Sardines, Essence of Anchovies, Rnsberry Vinegar, Pine Apple Cheose, Swiss Cheese, ete. F. CORRA A CO., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. JUST ARRIVED. Cl A N 1)1 ES.—Cocoa Nut. Vanilla, Pea Nut, Cream Nut, / Love, (I love you) Sugar Almonds. Blanched Al monds, Lemon Gum Drops, .Mottoes, Widow Malone’s Cough Candy, Ac. Ac. F. COKHA A CO., Febl4 42 Broad at. ON CONSIGNMENT. *) / inn BUSHELS new Corn, in sacks. Special con- OjV/l'v/ tracts can be made with the undersigned to deliver corn in good sacks, in any quantity at either of the Rail Rond Depots, or on Steamlsint. Call and see us at 133 Broad Street. Jan. 1 ts-ts R. M. A E. L. GRAY. FULTON MARKET BEEF. C (IIOICE Fulton Market Beef and uii Extra lot of / Tennessee Hams, just received by Sept. 13. auNBY A CO. KEYS FOUND. rpWO KEYS, one believed to belong to an Iron Safe, the other a common door key, were recently picked up on the street. Call at the HUN OFFICE. Jan. 29-ts _ _ BROWN’S HOTEL, FRONTING THE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. Ut, -Meals ready on the arrival of every Train .A A Jan. 28, 1857 Gm TOBACCO. SOM K of the finest Plug and Solace Tobacco, at FebH H. A, M ARK’S. TENNESSEE FAMILY FLOUR, sale by 1 Jan. 13 GINBV A CO._ COW PEAS. IJOK Sale by ’ Jan. 12, ’57. OL'NBY A CO. PERFUMERY. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Perfumery ami fancy articles, at [fobl4] It. A. WARE S. INTIIUMENTS. INBTRUMKNTS and Gold Foil, at £ FebH R. A, WARE’S. WHITE LEAD AND OIL. AFRESH lot, just rereived at FebH R. A. WARE'S. BRANDY AND WINES. IIOR medicinal uses; also, some of the pure Catawba ’ Wine, for sacramental occasions, at FebH K. A. WARE'S. NEGRO HATS. rpHE largest int and the beat variety In this market j X for sale at DIBBUBJH. I GARDEN SEED. I ! ANDKETirS NEW CROP Garden Seed, Just re j j reived at J. W. PHASE'S Book Store. Jan. 28-ts SUPERIOR WRITING INK. 171011I 71011 sale by 4 PANFOKTH A NAGEL. SEGA US. SOME of the choiceat Regalia, Ojxya, Colielia, Com munes. arid other styles of Segura, at FebH R. A. WAKE’S. PROFESSOR O. J. WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE. EOK PRODUCING HAIR ON SeA.laZ> X£XiiikX>Sy AND RifitiTOlilNU GRAY TO THE NATURAL COLOR. f PUIS ustouitthing aud uneiiuahulpioiiai’aLioii hu* nev JL er Lult'd to ptouucb growth ou liuld Heads, when uaod according u> th directions, and turn hair buck to Us ongiuul color, niter having ovcuiue gray, and rein state it in Hints original health, lustre, soilness, aud beauty. hemo\oh hi oiu e all scurt, tiuudiiill, and uu plcasHUi itching, M iuiuia, eruptions aud ieverish luut troiu the scalp. It also prevents ihe ban troui becoming unhealthy aud tailing oil and hence nets us a perfect HAIR 1N VIUOKATOit AND IoNII. We annex a tew certificates to corroborate our asser tion*. Male, us Illinois, CarlislfyJunt 27, 1 have used Diot O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, and have ftdiiur*'d its wonderful elfect. .My hair was becom ing. as l thought permanently gray, but by the use of the Restorative, it bus resumed its original color, and, 1 have no doubt, permanently so. KIDNEY 11KE EKE, Kx-Henator I)nited States. A gentleman of Heston writes to his friends in New Bedford thus: To your impiiries, l would rfcply, that 1 llrst commenc ed using Prot Wood's Hair Restorative,my hair was ul uiost white and had been so for the last ten years, ami it was very thin on tho top of my heud, and loose, and pulled out freely; but l iuund that before 1 bad used all the second Dottle, (which was eight weeks,) my hair was entirely changed to its original color, (light brown) and is now free from damliull, and quite moist. 1 have had my hair cut live or six times since the change, uml have never seeu any thing like white hair starting front the routs; aud it is now as thick as it ever was, and does not cornu out at all. it lias prevailed ill my ease all that i could wish to ask. Yours, etc.—— J uly 1, 1860. Gardiner, Maine, Jinn 22, 18 r >4. Dear Sir; I have used two bottles of Prof. Wood’s ilair Restorative, and can truly 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 cun recommend it to the world, without the least fesr, as my case was one of the worst kind. Yours, 1) N MURPHY. St. Louis, March 7,1864. Prof. Wood : My luiir commenced falling oil some three or four years since, and continued to do so, until l be came quite bald. 1 tried all tho 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 is doing w onder*. 1 have *nw u tine growth of yuung hair, and cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly aillict ed. A. 0. WILLIAMS, 133 Second street. Itusin , Mich., Any 2, 1805. This is to certify that one year ago, I was quite gray, and my hair so thin upon the top of my head, that 1 feared its entire loss. In this condition, 1 applied for aud obtained a bottle of Prof Wood’s Restorative, and before 1 had used one quart bottle, the gray hairs. luik entirely disappeared and it had thickened up, so as to be as full as usual ami it assumed a glossy ap| earuncc, apparently more beautiful than ever it was before. I do, therefore, cheerfully recommend it to all those ladies who value a beautiful head of hair. 1 will also state t hat 1 use it now, occasionally, for it* healthy and beautify ing effect. SARAH J. BROWN. Chicago, May 1, 1554. I have used Prof Wood’s llair Restorative to decided advantage. It prevents the hair from coming out, gives it a gloss and softness very desirable. The few gray hairs 1 had, have entirely disappeared. Other* of my family have used it, and concur with me in pronouncing if nil it professes to be. 11. A. CLARK. Michigan Avenue. St. Louis , Sept. 20, 1853. Dr. 0.0. WOOD—Sir: I have used nearly three bot tles of your llair Restorative and have found its effects very satisfactory. It has entirely destroyed all dandruff from my head, aud restored my hair to Unoriginal color, which had become quite gray. WM. TRUBDALK. Sold at 114 Market street, St. Louis. Missouri, 316 Broadway, New York, and by all Druggists everywhere* K\\ kinds of family patent tnedecines fer sale, on the best possible terms, at Professor Wood’s e^taldishment 9 114 Market street, St. Louis. CORN S FINK CORN! rill-IE subscriber lias a large lot of the cleanest, lieavi- JL estaiid best Corn in the State, which he offers a* fol lows : •j t 100 Bushels (a) 00c. Old Alabama Corn, vvfanned, (a) 70c per bushel, in any quantity wanted. No charge for s.icks. M. M. NANCK. Feb 28 ts BIEIILKR & CO., pi FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKERS, l J IOG Broad Street. COLUMBUS, GA. OUR putrous will ploafc bear in mi ml that we shall strictly ailberc to the CASH SYSTEM from this date. March 26,1857.-6 m. LIME! LIME! LIME! qtllE uiidursigneU, Agents of the Cliowuola Lime I. Works, have now on hand, ami will be daily receiv ing, a large quantity of the above Lime, of a very supe rior quality. [feblltf] GUN BY It 00. CHEROKEE NEW COIIN & MEAL. ME A I. and Hominy 90 per bushel. 10 Bushels 85 “ “ CORN, 90 “ 20 Bushels 85 ” “ Alabama old Corn and Meal 80 “ “ Bran and Short* 1 26 “ hand. WINTER’! PALACE MILLS. Mar.!), Us]. Tennessee Extra Family Flnnr, FOll Dale by March if. JEFFEItSGN ft HAMILTON. .11 ST RECEIVED, I (\1 t lIAKKKLB best Plan tint; Potatoes. JUU GUNIIY A CO. March 3. PRINTERS INK. ALAKGK lot of Printers Ink, both News and B<x>k— the former at 30 cents, ami the latter at 40 cents per II)., aud in cans of different sizes, just received and for sale by CHAFFIN A JOHNSON. March 3-ts JUST RECEIVED A FULL supply of Men’s, Boys', Youths’ ami Cbilil . ren'sCttlf Bouts. Also, u good assortment Os Ladies’ Heel Ouiteisand Morocco liisils; and a lull stock of all kinds of children's Shoes, which I will sell as low as the lowest for cash. G. E. GAGEK, A yen t, No. 134 Broad street. March 14-ts Two doors above Masonic Hall. LOAN ASSOCIATION STOCK. 1,1011 SALE. Ten Shares in Muscogee Building and j Loan Association, and Fifteen Shares in Columbus Building aud Loan Association. Apply to U M. C. OKAY, or March 18. ts G. M. STONE. SOMF.TIIING NICE. IvOI IILK Extra Family Flour at Ten Dollars per bar / rel. File per cent, discount to dealers. Slade of pure White Wheat, and warranted to please the most fastidious. WINTER'S PALACE MILLS. March 12-ts GAS LIGHT STOCK. m SHAKES of the Columbus Gas Light Company Stock, for sale low. Enquire of March!! I—ts J. M. KVKIUTT. FINK HAVANA CIGARS. TTIINE Havana Cigars for sale at X DANFOKTII k NAGELS BUCKWHEAT. V SUPERIOR article of Buckwheat Flour, just re ceived and for sale by OUNBY k CO. MACKEREL AND SALMON. MACK BREL Nos. 1,2 and 3, In whole, half ami quar ter barrels, and in kits. Also, Salmon in kits, just received by GUN BY A CO. March 3-ts FOR KENT. A DWELLING with five rooms, new and well <*-” lx. finished, in a pleasant part of the city. Ijjlk/l Apply to Fcb2stf H. M. CLBCKLY. PERFUME SY. IAKKNCII and American, from the host Perfumers — ’ Lullin'*, Buzens and others, for sale by Nor. ID. DAM FORTH A NAGEL, j STRAW GOODS. i A VERY description of Straw Goods, now receiving, Is and for sale at DIBBLE’S, j Fe!i24 KAISiNS \NI ALMONDS. RAISINS in quarter and half boxes, and AI wends, j Currents and Citrons—all fresh—just received and | for sale by i Fell. 2#; GUN BY A 00. MISSES’ KID GLOVES. A MAGNIFICENT variety of the smallest sizes, just . received by Bxpre*s, and on sale at DIBBLE'S. F'et.24 NEW HAMS. A LARGE ami fresh supply. Just received by li. M. A E. L. GUAY. Feb. 9. 1 WHEELER A WILSON’S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES FOR Families, Manufacturer* and itther*. f| 111KSEMachines are successfully used in every conn X try throughout the world. In simplicity of con struction aud adaptation to all kinds of sewing, they are unsurpassed —ooseof operation, noUeless movement, and the remarkable perfection of their stitching, lecow meuds them to every person a* the greatoet labor-saving Machine of tho age. 11. C. HAYDEN, tlielr authorized agent for the sale of theee Machines uiuy pe found In JONES’ NEW BLOCK, UP STAIBS. OOHiXJNZLBXJS, GkA.., whore he will exhibit these Machines, and the variety of work done ou them. Instruction will be given to any olio who w ishes to learn to work them. Any Machines of their make will be adjusted if out of order. Needles, Thread, Silk and all parts of Hie Machine kept constantly on hnlid. Call and see them; sign of the Red Flag, Jones’ New Block Up Stairs. FOURUIRLS wanted to operate the Machines. For the excellence of these machines, refer to Mr. N. Nik kills. Mrs. Joseph Kyie, Dr. Uuquliart,Mr*. J. K. Hurt, Mrs. Reuben Shorter, Mrs. John 1). Carter, Col. 11. Holt. lion. James Johnson, Mrs. Walter ‘J'. Colquitt, Da vid ltmlsiui, Dr. R, A. Ware, John L. Mustian, and Mrs. li. C. Shorter. ltt)\ Lady in attendance to wait on customers. Dec 28-ts H. C. HAYDEN, Agent. SHAD EMPORIUM. f|All E undersigned has opened a Shad X Market in front of the “SUNN Y SOUTH,” first door above Gunliy A Cos., ami will re ceive them fresh from Savannah every day. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. Call and trv me. Feb. 6-ts A. F. LANGFORD. PRESCRIPTIONS. HAVING made many additions to the prescription department, and using nothing but the best extra Medicines, 1 can now offer every facility to Physicians and others in want of medicine. The front room over my st.vro is occupied by Mr. Kivlin, wlio will lie pleased and ready at all times to attend those in want of medi cines after regular hours. It. A. WARE. open on Sundays from 8 A. M. to 1 P. M„ and from 2 I*. M. until ts P. M. feblAy BOARDING. MU. and Mrs. JAMES I.IGON are prepared and de sirous to accommodate twenty or twenty-five Day Hoarders, at the new building over Nos. 122 and 124 Broad Street. The Fare will be good, and every atten tion given to make Hoarders comfortable. Terms mode rate. Oct. 13. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB LIC GENERALLY. C1 IKCUMSTANCKS have recently come to our knowi- J edge which render it necessary for us to announce, that Mr. L. STERN, a merchant on Broad Street, in this city, has no connection with our ,u in. We are not to lie held resiKinslble, either morntH.i or otherwise, for any of his acts, as lie has never Inti! an,, connection with either of our Stores. U. G. A S. STERN, Jan, 16—3 m Nos. 28 and7o Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. A CARD. MY Uncles 11. G. A S. Stern stated in this paper yes terday that I have no connection with their firm, of which 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, and 1 do not wish them to he ro-piiusible for any of my acts, as lean always meet my demands without their assistance. Furthermore, I would warn'said gentlemen 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 FRESH AND FINE. ’UIIK undersigned lias just received a fresh supply of X Family Groceries, and n few fine llams from Tennes see. Also a line lot of Irish Potatoes and Unions. All of which lie is determined to sell on as reasonable terms as they can lie bought in the city. So, all who are in want of fresh Cheese, Butter, and other articles usually keptiu a Family Grocery Store will please call immediately on J. J. JONES, At the old stand of Jefferson A Hamilton, corner of Warrc ll and Frank lin Strcets. COLUMBUS BAKERY, 130 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. RYNEHART & CRICHTON A RE prepared t> furnish at the shortest notice, and X\_ on tho most reasonable terms, all descriptions of BREAD, CRACKERS AND CAKE. Being practical bakers, and provided with the latest and most approved machinery, they ure enabled to supply a superior article ol every thing usually found in the hest establishments of the kind either uorlh or south. They are prepared to execute orders for all varieties of Cake aud Bread, aud flutter themselves that from their long experience they can give complete satisfaction to those who may favor them with patronage. They use none hut the best materials. Butter Crackers ts cents, and Soda Crackers cents per lb. at wholesale. Ciders from a distance promptly attended to. N. 11.—Any description ofCake made for Forties, Wed dings, Ac. March 0, 1857. ly MATTRASSES. A splendid lot at J. 11. SIKES’S CABINET WARE-ROOM, 48 BROAD STREET, (East Side,) COLUMBUS. GA., Ts THERE ho will he pleased to e e $ fit’(Sfec- VV Ids old friends and piUrmis ii, B.lwßififtwMil the Cabinet line. He will always have competent workmen to do all kind of CABINET W.)I(K in the best stvle. Funicular attention given to Upholstering and Repairing. CgFFINS made to order with promptness’ ut moder ate charges. Jan, aa, 18W. J. U. SIKES. TEiiEGn Ar II RESTAURANT, OYSTER SALOON, 12 Broad Street, Colambua, Ga. Hi) LUNCH every day at 11 o'clock, A. 51. Jan. 20-ts PIANO FORTES. 1) EK.SON.fi in want of a Fine inent, can be supplied on moderated fj |J *Clj terms. A fine assortment to aeteet from,” u of 1/ at ._ October 31. ts SAMMI.fi A RIMIN’ KV’S. TENNESSEE WHISKY. p.t i HBL.fi. Tennessee Wbiskyjust received undfor sal.’ •J'l by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Jan. 21. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. I'WO MONTHS after publication of tide notice, ap plication will, be made to tlie Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county, lor leuve to sell the real and personal estate of Seymour K. Bonner, deo ( d, late of said county. Juiniaiy 23, 1867. ALFIX. I. ROBISON, Adin'r. juri‘24—2m TI TWO MONTHS afterdate application will be made to 1 the Court of Ordinary of .Muscogee county, for leave to sell a Negro Hoy named Aurelius, belonging to tbe estateofAnn K. Matheson, deceased, late of Mid county ELIZABETH MATHESON, Adin’x. Fell 28-2 m - • FOR KENT. A CONVENIENT ilouse ill tbe lower part of tbo city, lx new, with four rooms, porch Ac.. Rent to lt of October, SIOO. Apply to K. J. MOSES. Job. 17—Ft SEGA KS. A . NOTH Fill lot of those fine Segar*, better than the . others, just received at the Eagle Drugstore. Dec 1” ts NANCE A GKBNER. FREBH AND FINK. IAXTKA large and fresh Italian Chestnuts and Texas l j l’ecans. Also a spleiinld assortment of French aud German Pipes, and delightful Smoking Tobacco. Just received at my Fruit Store, No. 20, east side Bread Street. Jan 30-3 m A. VEI,ATI. COAL YARD. THOSE wishing COAL for Grata*, can bo supplied at sl3 per Ton, tiy calling on JOHN W. HOWARD, Nov 27 Agent SelmaCo*l Mine Company. WANTED TO PURCHASE^ A HOUSE ou a lot not less than a half acre, below lx Crawford street Apply to It. J. MOSES. Jan. 20-ts PARAGON FLOUR. r,| I DHLS, in sacks, fresh ground. This Hour is ground ■ “ ‘ from llio best selected white wheat, aud admits no superior—as good as Hiram Smith, and three dollars per bid. r.htaper. ■'too bushels fresh Corn Meal, sifted aud gruund from new corn. We will sell you meal—not bran. Jan. 19,1857. K. M. A E. L. GRAY, Agts.
