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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1857)
DAILY SUN. Tuesday Morning, March 31, 1857. Had Better Refund. We are requested to inform the magnificent and extravagant young gent who had “ nothing less than a Twenty, ’ after purchasing some small article from one of our merchants, and getting change back, the immediate necessity of redeeming the bogus bill, passed off by him, otherwise, he will be added to a large delga tion of representatives, now officiating at Mil ledgevilie. Quick Work. One day last week a car containing five thousand feet of rough lumber left Woodruff & Goetchius’ Saw Mills, twenty-six miles from Columbus, at a quarter after eleven o’clock in the forenoon, came to town and was drayed to Goetchius Steam Planing Mills, dressed and jointed, and was drayed to, and placed on board of a steamboat, by sunset of the same day, bound for Apalachicola. Just think of it! Under the dispensation of old fogyism, it would have taken five wagons, five men and twenty mules at least two days, to have driven it to town at five times the cost of Rail Road conveyance. It would have taken seventeen men a whole day’s hard work to have planed it, or one hand seventeen days, at a much larger cost. It might appear, and it has been said, that by the substitution of machinery, hand labor ers would be thrown out of work. The result does not prove it. In former times Barringer & Morton and Goetchius used to employ from five to ten hands each, and then did all the work which was required. Now they employ forty or fifty men each, in their Machine Shops. Increase the facilities and you increase the demand. We understand that there are now eleven steam engines in operation in the city. These, with the water-power by which the Flour and Cotton Mills are propelled, show a part of the industrial agencies of the city. A Word to the Ladies. The ladies we know will not neglect to read the advertisement of Mrs. Dessau, who has the credit of being up with the latest fashions in Millinery goods. Her fine taste, and the high character of her patrons, give proof of her ability to please the most fastidious. In fact she can come as near making a beauty more beautiful as any one within our knowledge. More than a Swindler! John P. Copeland, who was put in jail a few days since for swindling a countryman out of an ox, is found out to be a very dangerous char acter. He sent an order by some visitor, who concealed it from the jailor. This is a copy: Henry—l want you to bring me one pair of light shoes and some more clothes; bring me one candle, a few matches, my pocket book, a viel of aquafortis—secretly put that in my vest pocket. Then farewell Columbus, lam going home to-morrow morning or at dinner. I shall look for it sure. Bring me some shoes that will cost about $1 50 or .$1 75. Be particular about that aquafortis—put it in my vest pock. This note by accident was returned with the pocket-book, and allaskedfor in the note. The bundle, on being searched by the jailor, contain ed a vial of aquafortis. His pocket-book contained sll6 in spurious bank bills, and $4 25 in good money, besides notes and other papers, among which was a receipt for pay ment of a bull he had killed, knowing the same ■did not belong to him. The following is a copy of the note sent back with the bundle of clothes : John, I had a particular friend to tell me that it would not do for me bring the things, and 1 collect what I am owing you, haint got it, but if you make the trip come over here and I will have it all in a few days. By the vigilance of the jailor it will be seen that Mr. Copeland has not so perfected his ar rangements, as “to make the trip,’ or “bid farewell to Columb'is.” We hope, however, our law enforcers will do something with this bull killer and ox swindler, and thereby give him for the benefit of his health, a voy age of pleasure to, and a protracted residence at Milledgeviile. Having had so many per sons calling to sec Copeland, the jailor is una ble to determine who acted as messenger. THE CASH SYSTEM. MRS. DESSAU, No. 108 Broad Street, Columbus, Georgia. IS now receiving and opening a brilliant as- j sortment of fashionable and seasonable French Millinasy and Fancy Dress Goods, con listing in part of French and English Straws, Liam and Fancy Ilair, Crape and Silk Bonnets; Flats, Biding, Misses and Infants Hats; Ribbons. French Flowers and Head Dress' I*, 1 *, Mantillas, Silks, Grenadines, Barages, Embroideries, Maltese, lloniton, Valencian and loint taee. Also, in sets, a full and elegant variety of mourn ing goods, and various other articles of taste and ele gance. All of which nre offered at the most reduced price for CASH, and for CASH ONLY. . I>. s.—All Cash orders attended to with fidelity and dispatch. [March 31—ts BRANCH OF TITCOMB’S GREAT BOOK SALE, On Boyal Street, Mobile, Alabama, NOW OPEN IN WARRMN’S ABCADE, East Sido Broad Street, nearly opposte the Union Bank, COLUMBUS, GA. A LARGE and splendid stock of New Books, just published, and the following liberal inducements offered to purchasers. Each purchaser of a Book will have an opportunity of purchasing, for FIFTEEN CENTS one of the following articles. We shall sell GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD RINGS, GOLD BREASTPINS, GOLD PENCILS, GOLD LOCKETS, Ac. For Only Fifteen Cents! This sale will be conducted in a strictly legal and honorable manner. Each purchaser shall, before pur chasing see for himself the article which he can buy for 15 cents, in addition to the Book that lie has bought, and it shall be left to his option whether he buys such article The object of the sale is to dispose of a large stock of New Books in the shortest possible time. We would particularly invito the Ladies to call, for a large share ot the Books were published expressly for Lady readers. We have a large stock of Splendid Billies, rayer Rooks, Histories, Albums, Annuals, Ac., which wo shall sell less than the usual price. So Come One and All, ex amine our Books and manner of doing business. Those desirous of purchasing any of the above men tioned articles, can lie accommodated by giving Mr. Tit comb a call in Warren’s Arcade. The Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine Mr. Titcomb’s stock. Descriptive Catalogues of Books can be bad at Sales Room. HARRISON A McGEHEh. March 27-ts PINE WOOD WANTED. THE Eagle Manufacturing Company want to buy from Fifty to Five Hundred cords of Pine Wood. Apply at Factory Office. Columbus, March 17-ts COMMERCIAL. I DAILY SUN OFFICE, I Columbus. Marcli 31, 1857. / COTTON—Wo could hear of no sales yesterday. The i receipts of the day were 22 bales. o’ Mwh *U-t'OTTON-Bales to-day b’°°o bales. Middling cotton slightly improved, and quoted from 13)4 to 13%. Sales of the week 46,000 bales. Receipts --,260 hales. Breadatuffs are quiet. Coffee quiet, and prices quoted at 11% to 11 cents. No change to report in other articles, i MOBILE, March 27.—COTTON—Sales of cotton for j the week 8,000 bales. Receipts 3,000 against 10,000 last 1 ea , r ’ Decrease in receipts at this point 90,000. Stock ! Jon shipboard 96,000 bales. Middling 13Uc. N EW YORK, March 28—COTTON—The cotton market i is firm, with sales of 1,400 bales. Flour quiet, with a de i cline of from five to ten cents per barrel. Corn de pressed. Other articles unchanged. SAN ANN AII, March 28—COTTON—The sales to-day foot up 413 hales, at prices ranging from 13 to 13%0. COLUMBUS GROCERY MARKET. COLUMBUS, March 31, 1867, BACON,—The market is fully supplied. We quote Hams 14c. for Tennessee, aud 16c. for canvassed; Western Sides 13o.; Tennessee Olesr Sides 13U to 14c.j Shoulders 12 to 13c. Country Hams 16. LARD.—Supply equal to demaud, at 14 to 16c. by the Can. BUTTER—Country 25; Northern 35c. BEEF—In market, Bto 10c. by the quarter. FLOUR.—By the Barrel, $8 to sl2. SUGAR.—N. 0. Brown 12 to 14c.; Crushed, Pulver ised or Loaf, 15 to 18c. COFFEE.—Rio 13 to 15c.; Java 18 to 20c.; Laguira 16c.; Mocha 20 to 22c. MOLASSES.—West India Molasses 70 to 80c.; Syrup 75 to 80c. RlCE.—Rice 6 to 7c. CORN—9Oc. to sl. MEAL.—BOc. to sl. BAGGING.—Market well supplied with India at I7c, to 20c. No Kentucky in market. ROPE.—Supply abundant at 12%c. TWlNE.—Plenty in market at Hoc. SALT.—Market well supplied, at $1 50 per sack. FOR SALE OR RENT. . . A .A A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in Wyunton, S|l two miles from the city. The place con-JOti. tains fifty-nine acres of land, about half cleared. A good, comfortable house, with lour rooms, double room kitchen, smoke house., barn, carriage house, stable, Ac. I will sell it at a bargain, or rent it for the present year. March7tf JORDAN L. HOWELL, Trustee. Tri-weekly Times and Enquirer copy It. COLUMBUS ICE HOUSE. I HAVE opened my Ice House between the Oglethorpe and Perry Houses, on Oglethorpe street, where 1 will keep Ice during the season. All orders from the coun try promptly attended to. Price 2% cents, when more than thirty pounds are taken. All under that amount, three cents. Families supplied with Tickets at the Ice House. Open on Sundays from 8 to 10% A. M.. and from 1 t<> 3 P. M. Feblßtf A. F. LANGFORD. FLOUR ! FLOUR!I PRICES REDUCED AGAIN! SUPERFINE Flour S.B 00 per barrel. Extra Family 8 50 “ “ Double Extra, equal to Hiram Smith 10 00 “ “ 5 per cent discount to dealers. Dollar Sacks, anew article, on which ten per cent dis count to dealers. WINTER’S PALACE MILLS. March 19-ts MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION $500,000. C. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary—A. D. MORGAN, l’res’t. Drs. Boswell & Billing, Medical Examiners. 11. 11. EPPING, Agent, Columbus, G. March 20, 1857. ly HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY- I'JHIIS Company continues to take Fire Risks on Build JL ings, Merchandise, Cotton or produce in Store, on as favorable terms as any company. Oct. 7-6 in. 1). F. WILLCOX, Agent. FIRE INSURANCE. Consolidated Fire Insurance Company, { PHILADELPHIA, PENN. CAPITAL $300,000. JAMES M. WATT, Agent, Dec 10,1856. Columbus, Gn. GOOD EATABLES. JUST RECEIVED—Iresh Baked Crackers; White Beans ; Eggs and Butter; Cheese aud Lard ; Fulton Market Beef; Molasses, in barrels and half barrels; Mackerel aud Codfish; Sugar, Coffee, ltice, Salt. Ac. Feb. 21-ts WATT A SAPPINGTON. GENT.’S WALKING CANES. AN invoice of tlio most beautiful and serviceable kind, opening this day at DIBBLE’S. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS. THE best quality of these articles, to be purchased at Feb 24 ‘ DIBBLE’S. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. hereby given that the partnership liereto 1\ tofore existing between myself and James Terry, under the name of VERSTILLE A TORBY, is dissolved, and that from this time I shall not be liable or accounta ble for any contract made in the name of said firm by said James Torry. TRISTRAM VERSTILnE. Columbus. Ga., March 24.1857, 2% o’clock p. in.—ts WHITE LEAD. 1 c i |A|l POUNDS Brooklyn White Lead in Oil, JtJ.UUU just received and for sale by- March 25. R. A. WARE. OILS. LINSEED, Sperm, Lard, Train and Lamp Oils, best quality, just received and for sale by March 25. R. A. WARE. DRUGS, MEDICINES A PERFUMERY. HAVING now received my Spring and Summer stock of the above named articles, I am prepared to fill all orders in the best style, and with the. most choice arti cles in my line. All wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine. R. A. WARE. March 25 BRANDS A KORNEIt, Tuners and Repairers of Pianos, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, OFFER Hansen’s celebrated PREMI- -sae- - UM PIANOS for sale at very lowfll prices—from $275 to $450. Second handPfj jtU Pianos taken in exchange. “ W \1 * AS-Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Call at the Furniture Store No. 34 Broad Street.* Marcli 24. ly _ CEMENT. Bpi BARRELS Cement, for sale by 0 Feb. 26 GUNBY A CO^ ROGERS, WOODALL A CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 7‘i Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. REFERENCES: Mr. E. Barnard 1 Columbus, Ga. Mos Hrs. Kstes x Brother, j March 16,1857. ly WILLIAM G. LEE N* M. CARTER. LEE & CARTER, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, General Agents and Collectors, COMMERCE STREET, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA. lIfILL pay particular attention to the purchase and YY sale of COTTON and other COUNTRY PRODUCE. Reference* : Johusnn, Stewart A Cos. Hargrove A Smith, Pomroy A Gregory. A. P. Pfister A Cos. Josiah Morris, Joseph S. Winter. Aw* Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments, when desired. August 111. 1856. lltf f SEGAKS. SOME of the choicest Regalia. Opera, Concha, Com munes, and other styles of Segars, at I Febl4 R. A. >\ ARE r. FRESH CEMENT AND PLASTER. JUST received aud for sale by W. RANKIN. Columbus, March 21. lm BURNING FLUID, Ac. BURNING FLUID, Spts. Turpentine, and Alcohol, a j full supply. R. A. WARE. Mareli2s ! IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS. \\TK have on hand and for sale Sixty Bushels Jethro I W Cotton Seed. Call soon. March 27. BUSSEY A HULL. 1 FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM. mH. E. DIBBLE, WHOLESALE ASP RETAIL Dealer in the latest styles of HATS, CAPS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, At the sign of the Mammoth Hat, West side of Broad street, Columbus, Georgia. Feb24y GREAT ATTRACTION! FOR A SHORT TIME. THE NATURAL COLORS AT LAST. Maclntyre’s Beautifully Colored AMBEOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, of every size and style of finish that fancy can snggest. Tlie great dosideratum finally accomplished. THE NATURAL COLORS. MR. M. lias discovered an entirely new chemical process by which he is enabled to impart to his pic tures, n brilliancy of effect and elegance of lone, and truthfulness to nature, hitherto unknown to the Art. Call and see his splendid collection of .specimens. Gallery over Vblati’s Confectionery, No. 2u Broad St. Open from 8 u. in. till 6 p. m. Likenesses taken without regard to the weather. February 17, 1857. ts IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. P. H. HARTMANN 11’” I SUES respectfully to inform the, citizes of Columbus, and visiting public generally that lie lias opened a Hall- Dressing and Shaving Saloon, in tlie build ing formerly occupied by the Apalachicola telegraph Office, where he expects, by strict attention to busi ness, to merit the confidence of all wlio will honor him with their patronage. Ho is confident, and determined that his establishment, and the style of his work shall be second to none. In ids cases will always be found a full assortment of Perfumery, Invigorators, Oils, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Collars, &e. 4KtF*Wig* and Toupees furnished on short notice, and warranted in all respects. Entrance on Randolph Street. Feb. 4-1 y COLUMBUS HOTEL. rp HIS house situated north of the Cos . JL lumbus Bridge, is now open forth-: A reception of regular Boarders and trail- B&. . fcjJ The fare shall be good, and reasonable. No efforts will be spared to make me guests of this house comfortable J. T. SCOTT, Jan. 14—3 m Proprietor. FOll SALE, A GOOD FIRE ENGINE, together with— about Seven Hundred feet of HOSE, ull -7^^ — in good order. This apparatus is well adapt- ed to a Country Town. ,2B_Sc_ For any information, address H T. HALL, or Columbus, Ga., Feb. 11-3 t 1. 0. STIU ITFK. GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS. SHIRTS, Undershirts, Collars, Cravats, Drawers, half Hose, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, etc., to be procured at Feb 24 111 BBLE’S. ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILLS. PRINTING and Wrapping Paper for sale on low terms. CASH PAID FOR Rags 3 cents per lb., over 100 lbs. 8% cents per lb. Old Kentucky Bagging aud Rope 2% cents pel lb. Old Manilla and Gunny Bagging 1 cent per lb. Grass Rope SO cents per hundred. Clean Shucks, Rice and Rye Straw, in bales, 50 cents per hundred. Columbus, March 9.1857. HAY. P\( 1 BALES good Northern Hay. For sale bv U\J GREENWOOD, HARDAWAY & 00. Columbus, Marcli 19 Ini TENNESSEE BACON. —^ WE nre receiving, on ment, large lots of SIDES, HAMS and SHOULDERS—both in.vKy-v-jjk tasks and boxes. For sale by - gf.u* March 23-ts KING & SORSBY. SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Kyle, Ever itt & Cos., are requested to call on the undersigned at the atoqa of J. Kyle & Cos., and make immediate pay ment, to efiable him to settle with the estate of John Kyle, deceased, late partner of said firm. Jan. 30, 1857. lm _JAMES M. EVERITT. DISSOLUTION. rpHE partnership in the grocery trade carried on by X the undersigned in Columbus, Ga., under tlie style of J. K. HULL AGO., is by consent dissolved. Each of the undersigned are authorised to malm settlements and collect the debts, All persons indebted to said firm are requested to make immediate payment, or in default thereof, tlie uidof the courts will lie invoked. JOHN K. HULL, January 30, 1857. M. L. PATTERSON. SWEET HAVANA ORANGES. JUST Received,by F. COBRA & 00., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. CHOICE BUTTER AND CHEESE. 1 (X KEGS and half kegs Orange comity BUTTER ; I 40 boxes English Dairy and State Clieege; just re ceived and lor sale by JEFFERSON & HAMILTON. Feb 3-ts ROCK SALT. ROCK SALT in blocks from 10 to 200 lbs., a superior article for stuck and cheaper than any other salt, by Dec 2-ts GUNBY A CO. SOMETHING DELICIOUS. JUST received pr. Express, a select assortment of Pre served Game and Meats. Also, Lobsters, Pickles. Sardines, Essence of Anchovies, Jiasberry Vinegar, Pine Apple Cheese, Swiss Cheese, etc. F. COBRA A CO., Feb. 5. 42 Broad Street. JUST ARRIVED. C( A Nut. Vanilla. I’ea Nut, Cream Nut. / Love, (1 love you; Sugar Almonds. Blanched Al monds, Lemon Gum Drops, Mottoes, Widow Malone's Cough Candy, Ac. Ac. F. COBRA A CO., Febl4 42 Broad at. ON CONSIGNMENT. 3 4144 A BUSHELS new Corn, in sacks. Special con jV/UU tracts can be made with the undersigned to deliver corn in good sacks, in any quantity at either ol the Rail Road Depots, or on Steamboat. Call aud see us at 133 Broail Street. •Tan. 19-ts B. M. A E. 1.. GRAY. FULTON MARKET BEEF. C (HOICK Fulton Market Beef and an Extra lot of / Tennessee Hams, just received by Sept. 13. ‘GUNBY A CO. KEYS FOUND. r J ’WO KEYS, one believed to belong to an Iron Sale, J. tlie other a common door key, were recently picked up ou the street. Call at the SUN OFFICE. Jau. 29-ts BROWN’S HOTEL, FRONTING THE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. -Veals ready on tho arrival of every Train. Jan. 28, 1857 Ciu TENNESSEE FAMILY FLOCK, T7OK sale by -T Jan. 12 _____ GUNBY A C(>. ; COWPEAB. FOR Sale by Jan. 12, ’57. J4UN IIY A CO. NEGRO HATS. r |MIE largest lot and the lust variety in this market X for sale at DIBBLE*#. GARDEN SEED. JANDKKTH’S NEW CROP Garden Seed, Just re i reived at J. W. PEASE’S Book Store. Jan. 28-ts WAN T E D ml W ill LBS. DRY HIDES, for which tlie highest ” “ / market price will he given. GREENWOOD, HARDAWAY A CO. Col ambus, March 19-1 in LOST. A SAFE KEY The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at tlie Daily Sun office. Marehl7tf WANTED TO PURCHASE^ I HOUSE on a lot not less than a half acre, below /Y Crawford street. Apply to K. J. MOSES. Jan. 2d-tf TENNESSEE WHISKY. ptf\ BBLB. Tennessee Whikyjnt received sod for -ale •J’ ‘ by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Jan. 21. UMBRELLAS. V COMPLETE and fresh supply of ull varieties, on sal” at DIBBLE’S. Feb 24 SOUTHERN LOTTERY ! ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY! By Authority- of the State of Georgia. This Lottery has only 15,060 numbers —less than any I Lottery in the world 1 SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME! To be drawn in public, at Macon, Georgia, under the sworn superintendence of Cel Goo. M. Logan aud W. C. Andersou, Esq., EVERY SATURDAY IN MARCH AND APRIL, 1867. 15,000 TICKETS. Capital Prize $5,000. Prizes Payable Without Deduction. Class 17, March 21; Class 18, March 28; Glass 19, April 4; Class 2), April, 11; Class 21, April 18; Class 22, April 25. SCHEME: 1 Prize of. $5,000 1 •■ 1,500 1 •■ I.OOU 1 •• 1,000 3 Prizes of SSOO are 1.500 50 “ 100 are 6,W0 100 “ 50 are 6 000 1616 l6 are 24,000 1,057 Prizes amounting to $44,000 Whole Tickets $4 Halves $2 Quarters sl. Certificates of packages of ten tickets,ure sold at the follow ing rates, which is the risk ; .10 Whole Tickets $24 00 lb Half “ 12 00 10 Quarter “ 600 Bank notes ou sound Banks tukon at par. Checks on New York remitted lor Prizes, Address Orders fur Tick ets or certificates of packages of Tickets, to JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, March 20-td Macon, Ga. JOHN MAY, Agent. Opposite the Post OfflcarOoln minis, Ga. Hi -ExtraClass N. Large Scheme, draws May 15,1857, 30.000 numbers—Capital $60,000. THE GREAT DESIDERATUM. THE UNFAILING REMEDY. The Southern Cordial. ‘liriTliOUT doubt Smith’s Sovereign Panacea,for all derangements of the bowels, is tho surest, safest, and most invaluable medicine offered tea discriminating pubHc. The most severe and protracted Attacks of Flux, Dysentery and Dianlia*, either Chronic or Acute, or diseases which always follow the Measles, are quickly and completely cured by this justly celebrated and fa vorite remedy. Its powers are wonderful, its taste is p datable, its cost is a mere trifle in comparison to the value of sound health, and it may be ranked as the greatest medicinal diseoveiy of the age. It has been tested at home and abroad, and all concur in pronounc ing it the friend of tne afflicted. This is a homo pn purn tion, discovered here, put up here by the proj i ietor.who is too well known to have to resort to any dishonorable dealing to dofYoud the public with a mixtme A trial will convince the most sceptical stiflerer. It is good for all human kind, from the babe at the breast to the centennarian. Asa citizen of the South, he otters a Southern renn-dy, and is willing to lisle his reputation by asserting it lias no equal as a medicine for all bowel affections. Lay aside all prejudice, test its merits, and make up your honest verdict of its curing properties. For sale, at all hours of day and night, in Columbus, Ga., at the store of (lunby & Cos., at my residence, und at all the l)rug Stores in the city. March 2-0 m JACK SMITH, Proprietor. ISY HARRISON dc JMcUEItr. S4. A Delightful Country Residence FOR SALE. WE offer for sale tho residence aud lend w attached, occupied by Mr C. K.bextor. ly ing about one mile east of \ oluinbus, mar initial Wynn ton, and adjoining the lands of Mrs. Shop JIIJLjI herd, Col. Seaborn denes, and Wiley ifi. Jones. The lot contains 15 acres, more or less, on which is a well con structed dwelling containing five large rooms, a fire place in each two closets, one bathing room, end plaza in front and rear. Also a tine large kitchen with brick oven and cooking range, a convenient wash-house, ne gro house, stables with carnage house, crib and fodder loft attached, a rirstrate well of water, and two bold and never failing springs. The houses are all new. well bu ll and in ttrst rate order. About two acres of the land is cleared and under good fences, the balance in the woods. This place being located very near the city and possess ing the advantages of good water aud a pure healthy at mosphere, renders it peculiarly desirable. Call and ex amine it. Terms liberal. Apply to lIAIIiUSON A McGPHKK. March 0, 1857. lm •JUST RECEIVED A FULL supply of Men’s, Hoys’, Youths’ and Child ten’s Calf Hoots. Also, a good assort ment of Judies’ Heel Gaiteis ami Morocco Hoots; and a full stock of all kinds of children’s Shoes, which I will sell as low as the lowest for cash. (J. K. GAGKK, Agent, No. 134 Broail street. Marcli 14—ts Two doors above Masonic Hall. BIEHLER & CO., FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKERS, I J 106 Broad Street, fcafes.iN**?**'® COLUMBUS, GA. PSSw OUR jiatrofia will pleaee bear in mind that vc shall strictly iullicru to tin, CASH BVSTEM fruiu this duto. March 2d. 1867 -Oui. Tennessee Extra Fnmlly Flour, said bv 1 March 11. JEFFERSON & HAMILTON. JUST RECEIVED, |/W i BARRELS boat Planting l'otntoup. lUU GUNBY & CO. Mareh 3. PRINTERS INK. A LARGE lot of J’riutcrs Ink, both News aud Book— iY. Ilio funner at 3(l cents, and tlie latter at 40 cents per U>., and iu cans of different sizes, just received and for sale by CHAFFIN 4 JOHNSON. March 3-ts State of Georgia, Muscogee County. BY permission of tlie Ordinary of Muscogee County, will be sold on FRIDAY, the third day of April next, within I lie usual hours of sale, at No. Broad street, sundry articles ot Household Furniture. 4c., be longing to tlie estate of J. I’. Henricks, deceased. ISAAC I. MOSES, Executor and temporary Administrator. Coiniobiis. March 23-Ids LOAN ASSOCIATION STOCK. U’OR SALK. Ten Shares in Muscogee Building and i Loan Association, and Fifteen Shares in Columbus Building and Loan Association. Apply to WM. C. GRAY, or March 18. ts O. M. HTONB. SOMETHING NICE. ItOUULE Extra Family Flour st Ten Dollar, per Imr * rel. Five per cent, discount to dealers. Made of pure White Wheat, and warranted to please the most fastidious. WINTER’S PALACE ..MILLS. Mareh 12-ts GAS LIGHT STOCK. Al\ SHARKS of.tlie Columbus Gas Light Company 11/ Stock, for sale low. Enquire of Marchg 1-ts J. M. EVER ITT. FINE HAVANA CIGARS. T7UNE Havana Cigars for sale at ’ DAN FOOT n A NAGELS BUCKWHEAT. \ SUPERIOR article of Buckwheat Hour, just re ceived and for sale bv GUNBY 4 CO. MACKEREL AND SALMON. MACKEREL Nos. 1. 2 and 3,in Whole, half end quur ler barrels, ami in kits. Also, Salmon iu kits. Just received by GUNBY 4 CO. March 8-ts FOR RENT. A DWELLING with live rooms, new anil well A—-4* 1 A finished, in a pleasant part of tlie city. L,.. W Apply to Fel2stf ts, M. CLEf’K LY. I* ERE IMF 111. IAUENCiI aud American, from tlio test IVrfiimere— I.nbin’s, Ibizans and othe:s, for sale by Nov. 19. DAN FOB'! II 4 NAGEL. STRAW GOODS. VERY description ot Straw Goods, uow receiving, . and for sale at DIBBLE’S. Feb'24 RAISINS AND ALMONDS. RAISINS in quarter and half Luxes, ami AI wends. Currents and Citrons —all fresh—just rert-'v-iU and fi.r sale by <Fi b. 26; IJUMi t 4 CO. MISSES’ KID GLOVES. A MAGNIFICENT variety of the smallest sizes, just received by Itxpress. and on sale at DIBBLE’S. Feb 24 FISHING TACKKL. VLAHGK siipplyjust received bv March 18. BROOKS 4 OIIA PM AN. GUANO. m'l’oNH Peruvian Guano, for sale bv . I Feb. 26. GUNBY 4 (8). STOP THE MURDERERS. • 1,900 DOLLARS REWARD. I7LISHA W. CALLAWAY committed a cold blooded 11 und brutal murder in killing my brother, Lewis J. Laird, ou the 3d of Juuuary last, in this place. A. H. Bailey (Hill Bailey) was engaged in the base act, and U equally guilty as accessary. I immediately offered a re ward ot five hundred doliara each, for their apprehension to be lodged in any sale jail ill the State, ro that they I could be brought tojustico. The Govern, r of this State’ ’ has since offered a reward of two huudred aud fifty dol ars for each or either of them to he delivered to the pro per authorities of this county (Coffee co.j I have now concluded to change my offers from five hundred dollars tor each, to Seven Hundjod and Fifty Dollars for Callaway, and Two Hundred and Fitly for Bailey. Tlie rewards uow stand (the Governor’s inclu ded) Gut* Thousand Dollars lor Callaway, and Five Hun dred Dollars for Bailey. These amounts will be prompt ly paid whenever tlie murderers are delivered as above. Callaway is about twenty-seven years of age, about six feet one inch iu height; weighs about lflo lbs., is very straight anil of fine personal appearance; complexion and Pair very light, eyes blue, nose a little Roman, lips thin, has one or more from teeth plugged with gold.— Ho ordinarily has but little to euy, but Is well educated ami Very intelligent, and is very fond of dress and liquor. 11c is let! handed, is a gambler by profession, and will be apt to follow gaming for a living wherever he mu\ go. lie has a scar on his left arm near the elbow, caused by a pistol ball. Bailey is about, twenty-five years old. about five feet six or seven inches in height, weighs about 150 lbs., is somewhat chunkey built, eyes blue, hair auburn color, Ids face has a peculiar redness, and appears somewhat spotted. His voice is rather gro sand harsh, ami his education is quite limited. He is a horse jockey and picayune gambler, by profession. He will be more apt to stop in some backwoods country than in town or city. H. W. LAIRD. I’leaso assist mo, reader in bringing the murderers to justice, and greatly oblige, 11. W ■ L. Geneva. Ala., March 9th, 1867. 198-ts To Southtrn Merchants anil Tonrlat*. pacific”hotel, 172 Greenwich Street, New-York, One Door North of Courtland. ’ I’ll E Proprietors would advise tlie people of the South JL who intend visiting tlie City of New-York, that they will find the amplest aud choicest accommodations ut tills fine Hotel, and a table ut all times furnished with an abundance of viands, cooked and served in the most unexceptionable manner. The location of this Hotel is superior, being In the vicinity of tlie various approaches to the city ami to its greul thoroughfares, and yet suffi ciently private to make the establishment a Home anu Famb.v Circuk where a genial hospitality may he en joyed witliou many of the annoyances and inconveni ences of most public hutels. Tlie patronage of tlie Southern people is respectfully solicited. JOHN PATTEN, Jr. Mareh 24-Ouip BEN.I LYNDK. FRUIT TREKS AND FLOWERS.” LEE. KIDD & DUNCAN, VRE now prepared to fill all orders witli the best varieties of APPLES, PEA( 11, APRICOT. PLUM, PEAK, and N ECTAItIN KTKF. . -.and the mostcholcese lection of ROSES, KYEIUJI,. ...\.’ and FLOWKRINU PLANTS of all descriptions, adapted to this climate. Their establishment is near the upper end of Broad Street, first dour above Mr. Ilervey llall. where they will lie happy to wait on those who may wish any article in (heir line. Columbus, N0v.28-ly COLUMBUS BAKERY, 190 Broail Street, COLUMIiUS, GEORGIA. HYNEHART & CRICHTON VRE prepared ii furnish at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms, all descriptions of BREAD, CRACKERS AND CAKE. Being practical bakers, ami provided with tlie latest and most approved machinery, they are enabled to supply a superior article ol every thing,usually found in the best establishments of the kind either north or south. They are prepared to execute orders for all varieties of Cako and Bread, and Hatter themselves that from their long experience they can give complete satisfaction to those who may favor thorn witli patronage. They use nune hut the best materials. Butter Crackers 9 cents, aud Soda Crackers 9% cents per lb. at wholesale. Orders from a distance promptly attended to. N. li.—Any description of Cuke made for Parties, Wed dings. Ac. March 9, 1857. ly MATTRASSES. A splendid lot at J. H. SIKES’S CABINET WARE-ROOM, 48 BROAD STREET, (East Side,) COLUMBUS. GAo 41/11 El! E lie will lie pleased to t! bis obi friends and patrons in ■ypli|9ipMß| .l the Cabinet line. lie will always have competent workmen to do all kind of CABINET W IRK in the best style. Particular attention given to Upholstering and Repairing;. COFFINS made to order wjtli promptness’ ut moder ate charges. Jan. 26. 1867. J. H. SIKES. TELEGnAPII RESTAURANT, OYSTER SALOON, 48 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. lin LUNCH every day at 11 o’clock, A. M. Jan. 20-ts PIANO FORTES.”” I)KKSONS in want of a Fine lustre ment, con be supplied on terms. A fine assortment to select from,• “ If u U at October 31. ts BAMMIS 4 KOONKY’S. SHAD EMPORIUM. rpif E undersigned lias opened a Shad 1 Market in front of the ”SUNN V 80ETH,” first door above Guiiliy 4 Cos., and will re ceive them fresh from Savannah every day. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. Call and try me. Feh. 6-ts A. F. LANGFORD. TEN DOLL ARM REWARD. IWILL give the above reward for the delivery ut’ my boy BEN, (known as BEN CODK,)\/Jf either to myself, or in any jail so that 1 can get him. [Mareh 14-tfJ J. 11. DANIEL. RAIL ROAD STOCK FOR SALE. fell SHAKES of Mobile 4 Girard Jtail road Stock for •J'J sale in quantitels to suit purchasers. HUGHES, DANIEL 4 CO. March 3-ts CIIEIIOKEE NEW CORN A MEAL. M UAL and Hominy, 90 per bushel. IVI l(i Hiishcls, 86 “ “ CORN 90 “ “ 20 Bushels 85 “ “ Alabama old Corn and Meal 80 “ “ Bran und Shorts 1 26 “ bund. WINTER 1 ! palace MILLS. Mar. 9, 1857. BOARDING. M lt. and Mrs. JAMES LIGON are prepared and de siicusto accommodate twenty or twenty-five Day Boarders, lit the new building over Nos. 122 and 124 Broad Street. The Fare will he good, and every atten tion given to make Boarders comfortable. Terms mode rate. Oet. 18. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB LIC GENERALLY. (lIRCUMSTANCKS have receutly come toourknowl- V edge which render it necessary for us to announce, that Mr. L. STERN, a merchant on Broad Street, in this city, lias no connection with our firm. We are not to fie held responsible, either morrullybr otherwise, for any of his acts, as lie lias never had any connection with either of our stores. B. 0. 4 8. STERN, Jan, 16—3 m Nos. 28 aud7o Broad Street, Columbus. Gn. A CARD. Vs Y Uncles IJ. G. 4 H. Stern stuted in this paper yes -IVI terduy that 1 have no connection with their firm, of which lam very proud. Also. lam truly sorry to be 11 connexion of theirs by birth. My moral character is, I consider, far superior to theirs, and I do not wish them to la- re ponslble for any of my acts, as I can always meet my demands without their assistance. Furthermore, 1 would warn said gentlemen noAo trouble me any more. If otherwise f shall leave it to the community to decide our moral characters. L, STERN. Jan. 17- 3m FRESH AND FINE. ri’HK undersigned has just received a fresh supply of I Family Groceries, and a few fine Hams from Tennes see. Also a fine lot of Irish Potatoes and Onions. All of which he is determined to sell on as reasonable terms as they can be bought in tlie city. So, all who are in want of fresli Cheese, Butter, and other articles usually kept in u Family Grocery Store will please call Immediately ou I. J. JONES, At tlie old stand of Jefferson 4 Hamilton* corner of Warren and Franklin Streets. NEW HAMS. ~~~ LARGE anil fresh supply. Just received by R. M. 4 K. L. GRAY.
