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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1858)
COLTJMBTTS: LiRQBST CITY CIRCLEATION. Kondy Korklnf, April iift, IM3H. Sec reading matter on every page. Struck toy Llghlnlng. Wo understand that on Friday last, during the thunder storm that occurred on that day, the lightning struck the ro sidcnce of Mrs. Judge Lewis, residing in Alabama about throe miles from town, tearing off the shingles and splitting the raftors. What was strange about it was, the house had a lightning-rod upon it. Fortunately no one wns hurt. The Augusta Constitutionalist aunoun- ] ces the death of Edward (Jarlick, Esq., a ; useful and popular citizen of llurkc coun ty, and for the lust twenty-five years I clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts of ISurko, and at the time of his death, j Ordinary of the county. 11 o was sixty ! years of ago. llis death was caused by hemorrhage of the lungs. The Mississippian announces the death of the lion. Win. K. Cannon, of Lowndes I county, on the 16thinstant. Mi. Cannon was a native of youth Carolina, lie has i been a member of the Mississippi Legis lature, and at the last Democratic Slate Convention his friends pressed his namo for the Gubernatorial nomination, and lie came within a single vote of receiving it. ♦ According to the returns of the county assessors of Illinois to the Stale auditor, the aggregate value of real mid personal property in that commonwealth (omitting several of the counties not yet received) amounts to $ 408,477,367, being an in crease of $72,2127,210 over the total of the year 1850, or twenty-two per cent, difference in two years. ♦ The Utah Command. If the Washington dispatches are reli able, the command of the Utah Army lias been finally assigned to tien. Smith. This will doubtless be satisfactory to the other officers, ns his rank is that of Major-Gen eral, while Generals Harney and John ston rank only as lirigadier-Generals.— Gen. Smith is highly qualified, by milita ry and civil qualifications, for so impor tant and dclicato a command, - ♦ lloth houses of the Virginia Legislature passed a bill, at the recent session, pro viding for the employment, at the discre tion of the Governor, of free negro con victs in the Penitentiary, on the public works, aud to make the same disposition of slaves sentenced to transportation. This will relieve the States south of Vir ginia from tno salo into their limits of slaves convicted of felony. IJ nnd uH e rated Patriot loin. Tho Legislature of New York adjourn ed ou the 17tli iust., after a laborious session of one hundred nnd four days.— The pier diem of the members is limited to one hundred days, and of course the expenses of the four extra days have to ho footed out of the privato funds of the members. Such disinterested patriotism is rarely met with in Legislative bodies, aud we opine there was a wheel within a wheel, which held tho body together be yond its constitutional limit. It is announced that ISrigham Young declares his determination, if matters come to tho worst, to burn down St. Louis, Keokuk, Chicago, New York, and Washington. Wo are surprised that he says nothing about burning Louisville.— Louisville Juuntul. Nothing nt all surprising about it to an outsider, Brigham doubtless considers Louisville ns bad a placo us Salt Lake, and has stroug hopes of having it annex ed to liis dominions, and peradventure will move his hcnd-quartors tlicro when he wliipis Uncle Sam into subjection. - - • Tho Temperance Crusader learns that a young man, calling himself Wilcox, a student in the school of the ltev. J. W. Reid, at Philomath, died a few days since, and upou his death bed confessed that he had been misrepresenting his real name, because ho said that ho had com mitted murder in Louisiana, and lmd fled from home. He had been sout to Georgia by his parents, with money and isstruc tions to have him sent to a good school. He requested Mr. Reid to write to his friends in Louisiana and tell them of his death. Oov. Hobln.on on Kansas. Mr. C. Robinson, the Topeka Governor of Kansas, now in Washington, lias writ ten a letter showing must clearly ltii pre ference for the admission of Kansas under the Leoompton constitution, rather than no admission at all the present session. He says in the conclusion of his loiter: ‘‘lndeed, were there no question as to who would receive the certificates of elec tion, lam not ccrtiin hut Kansas would he the gamer by being admitted under any con ceivable constitution , if the agitation could thus he aided, rather than to bo leftiucou fusion w.th three State constitutions aud governments, besides tho Territorial gov ernment for another year. Kansas has had her share of political agitations, and tier impoverished citizens are anxious for a return of honorable peace uud piros perity.” Gone to Give them Another Trial. It is stated that Mr. Ten llru-ck, the Napoleon of the American Turf, sailed from New York for England ou Tuesday lust, for the purpioso of testing tho spieed of the English horses, with his hitherto iuvincible Charleston. John Hull had better look well to his laurels, and also to bis purse strings, else Mr. Ten llm-ck will pluck tlio one aud unloose the other, for we are satisfied that with nn open field and a fair coutest, Charleston will be a match for the fleetest horse upon the English turf. Though no great advo cate for the sports of the turf, we never theless wish Mr. Ten brack may suc oeod beyond even his most sanguine ex pectations. We bavo the biggest rivers, the largest railroads, the tallest moun tains, the bravest men, tho prettiest \vo meu, the fattest babies, aud we seo no good reason why vro should not also have the fastest horses. Tile Crop*—The Kroll. We have just returned from nn excur sion down the Chattahoochee river, in j the course of which we traveled some by land through the counties of * lay and - Ga., and Harbour and Russell, j Ala. We found the corn crop looking well, apparently good stands, aud from four inches to near kneo high. Wheat! is in bead and looking well, though we hoard some complaint of rust. Cotton is up to a good stand aud looking well. Tlio j surface planted, from the best informs- | lion we could gather from conversation | with planters, is about the same as last year. In the afternoon of Friday, there was a J slight blow from tho northwest accompa nied by a shower of cold rain of about | fifteen minutes duration ; and after about : two hours of cold misty rain, the clouds | pmied off. Overcoats were necessary for comfort the remainder of the evening and night, and where we were at daylight Saturday morning, (about 25 miles lrom Columbus, in Russell county,) light frost ! was to be seen on tlio fences. The frost was not heavy enough, however, to do I material damage to vegetation because | of the warmth the land had obtained from j tlio sunny weather which immediately preceded it. The temperature of the atmosphere moderated ou Saturday and no signs of frost were perceptible in this vioiuity Sunday morning If serious damage was done to cotton by Saturday morning's frost, it was con fined to localities where mure or less hail fell on Friday eveniug. As yet we have no positive information. Wo would caution cotton operators to receive the reports going over the wires of the frost damage, with considerable allowance. We give them no credit. From tlio Savannah Republican. Svvun'a Lottery. Editor Republican : Having noticed tlio article in your issue of the 21st, copied from the Columbus Sun, I request that you insert the following affidavit, and obligo yours, respectfully, J. J. IIIiSMUt. Savannah, Ga., April 23, 1858. 1, the undersigned, agent iu this city for Messrs. Sam. Swan <St Cos., of Augusta, Ga., do hereby certify that 1 was present in my office April Gtli, and saw the cash ier of Messrs. Swan & Cos. pay to a gen tleman of this city the money due on his prize ticket, Nos. 0, 19, 28, Class <157, which was drawn in Augusta, Saturday, April 2<l, and which combination drew the capital prize of $50,000. And 1 also certify that the gentleman purchased the ticket in my cdlicc, and that he requested his name should not be made public. J. J. Helskr, Agent, Savannah, Ga. Sworn to before me, R. Wayne, Mayor. The Columbus Sun is requested to no tice this. J. J. 11. Os course we’ll notice it. Hut we are sorry that that fortunate individual who drew that $50,000 is so extremely modest that lie does not wish his name known, llow intieh more satisfactory it would ho to the public if his mime could be known, and the fact established beyond contro versy that lie is not a myth. As this gentleman is so modest in the matter, wo tiro fearful that somebody in Savannah has been dabbling in lotteries who ought not to liavo done so. +. Correspondence of tike Dully Mini. MonTVAI.E SfltlNUS, lilount Cos., Teim., April 18. j Eds. Sun: I arrived here on the even ing of the Gil instant, and have been gradually improving up to the present time. 1 am not thoroughly cured, but feel so much better that I am positively satisfied 1 will speedily and effectually gain my health. The water of this spring has acted like a charm upon me. 1 was scarcely able to walk or sit up when 1 arrived here, aud now I can take an ex cursion for miles into the country on foot, not only without fatigue but with zest aud relish. My cure, or rather couvalcscense, thus far, is truly surprising to uie. Hu: there are, and have been others, whose restora tion to health is mueh more marvellous. For instance, we have had a patient up to last week, who had been troubled with chronic diarrhea of many year’s standing, who has been restored to health and use fulness by those springs. It would be impossible to enumerate the number of cases of jaundice, dropsy, dyspepsia, liver complaint, rheumatism and neuralgia, that have bceu perma nently and thoroughly cured here. One ease of neuralgia (a recent one,) was ef fectually subdued in seven days. 1 wonder much that these springs are so little known throughout the country. Hut they liavo never, until the present, been in the hands of a man of energy— one capable of consulting the public good uud his own immediate weal, by tho con struotiou of a suitable edifice, and by satisfactorily catering to the wants and wishes of visitors and guests. Thegrounds are now being improved nnd beautified in a tasteful and imposing manner, and, ere the warm weather sets in, and with it the flow of visitors, in quest of health and pleasure, they will present an aspect of rare beauty and loveliness. My own individual suffering from neu ralgia, within the past thirteen months, has been such that 1 can truly sympa thize with those similarly afflicted* Ac tuated by this fooling, and by a desire to benefit my afflicted fellow beings, 1 hum bly request you, to whom my sufferings ore known, to give this epistle a place in your valuable paper, Ry so doing you will render a service to tho community at large, aud obligo LYKEL. ♦ --~— Tile Tilings we are lliiylng. The foreign imports continue to show a largo falling off’, as compared with previ ous years. Thus— Week ending April 18, 1867...53,289,092 “ “ “ “ 1838 2,199,269 Decrease $1,090,428 lu glancing over tho items in our bill of purchases for last week, the most no ticeable thing is the almost total disap pearance of the luxuries. The heaviest item on the list is sugar, of which we imported upwards of lmlf a million of dollars worth. Tea Domes next—s2s6,- 272. Tobacco and cigars are still in de mand. Os the former, we bought to the value of $15,339; anil of the latter, $18,861. Coffee, $283,289. (N. B.—No ehieory on the list this week.)—AW York Express. Fortune grows tired of always carrying ho same man on her back. BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL. • Telegraphed to the Augusta presn. FURTHER RY THE CAN ADA. Liverpool Cotton Market.— The sales du ring the week ending the Bth iust., inclu sive, were 77,000 bales. The market has been considerably excited, and all quali ties of cotton bud largely advanced, but the demand subsequently fell off, and the market closed quiet at an advance of J to }d. on the business of the week. business in the breadstuff's and provi sion markets was inactive. No cliungo is reported in tlio London money market, and Consols are quoted at 96) to 90 jj. SECOND DISPATCH. Halifax, April 23.—The cotton mar ket opened early in the week at an ad vance of §d. to Id., particularly on the lower and middling qualities, but at the close of the week the market bad become settled ut Jd. to jd advance. During the week, speculators took 14,- 000 and exporters 8,000 bales, leaving to the trade 55,000 bales. •Sales ou Friday were 5,500 bales, and quotations were barely sustained: Fair Orleans V ,1. Middl'g Orleans.. 6 15-101. “ Mobilon 7•>,,<]. “ Mobiles .6 13 161. j “ Uplands 7 %<\. “ Uplands 6%d. j The stock in Liverpool was 432,000 j bales, of which 320,000 bales w ere Anier- j ican. Manchester advices were unfavorable, as Imt little enquiry existed, and prices were barely maintained. Flour was quiet and slightly declining. Wheat was firm, but nil qualities had somewhat declined. Coni was dull and Rice heavy at a tri lling decline. Navals were firm but dull. Latest.—Liverpool, Saturday, 4 p. m. The cotton trade was dull to-day with sales of 6,000 bales. Bombay dales to the 18lli March had been received. It is slated that the re bels were fleeing from Lucknow, aud nearly all the city was in the possession of tho British. The cavalry and artille ry had been pursuing the fugitives. The fighting had not been very severe, and the losses were consequently small. There had been a panic at Calcutta, but the fears of an outbreak had proved unfounded. The China and European news by this arrival is uninteresting. Washington News. Washington, April 23.—1n the Senate to-day a mossago was received from the l’rcsidcnt, in answer to any enquiry in relation to the slave and Coolie trade, anil French apprenticeship system. Themes- I sage was referred. The deficiency bill was discussed. The report of the Kansas Conference Committee was presented and is still un der debate. In the House, by a vote of one hun dred and eight to one hundred and five, the action on the report of the Kansas Conference Committee was postponed un til the second Monday in May. A mo tion to reconsider this vote is pending, and a spirited contest is anticipated to morrow. Later from Mexico. New Orleans, April 23.—Advicesfrotn Mexico have been received up to the 11th iust. Juarez with his ministers was at Coluna, and Parodi was at Lagos. Methodist. Conference. New York, April 23.—The Methodist Conference to-day passed a series of anti slavery resolutions, by a vote of fifty-one to thirty-five. Colfee in New- Orleans. New Orleans, April 23.—The Rio cof fee trade was buoyant yesterday, at from ten to eleven cents. Steamboat llurnt, anil Loss of Life. St. Louis, April 23.—The steamboat Ocean Spray, iu a race with tlio llanuibal City, took fire to-day, and was burnt to the water’s edge. Nine lives were lost, including two ladies and two children un known. The steamer Star of the West caught lire from the flames ot the Ocean Spray, and was also destroyed. + _ News from Havana. New York, April 19.—The United States mail steamer Black Warrior, Cap tain J. W. Smith, which sailed from New Orleans on tlio 11th and Havana on the 14th inst. arrived here this morning. We report from Havana 18 British gun boats are stationed around the island on coast survey and to prevent the land ing of negroes. American vessels trading about the island have been boarded and searched in tho most insolent manner by them without any ground of suspicion of their being engaged iu the slave trade, and have good cause to complain against such detentions uud insults. A grand ball was given on board the Spanish flagship Isabella 11. on the 11th | inst., and is reported to have been a fine affair. Stock ofsttgar at Havana and Matansas, 216,000 boxes; prices firm at last quota tions. Freights dull. Exchange on London 12 per cent pre mium ; ou Now York 60 days, par to 1 per cent for first class bills. ♦ ■■ Ln(i( Indian New*. By the arrival of Col. Rector, yester day eveniug, we have gratifying assuran ces of the complete success of his nego tiations with tho hostile Seminoles. Col. 11. is sanguine that all the hostiles will assent to the conditions of a peacea ble removal, and be ready to embark for the West on the Ist proximo. A large number of them are now sojourning at the encampment of the Delegation : gov ernment teams are sent out for others and their baggage. Six or eight members of the Delegation, together with Billy Bowlegs’ Lieutenant, are now iu this place. They intend visit ing the Istapoga country to hunt a party of 1 1 warriors, of Sam Jones’ band. They will bo accompanied by several volunteer Captains, who are well acquainted with that section. Sam Jones, himself, is unwilling to leave Florida, but his objections will not influence his followers to persist in re j stating Government. He says he has but few days to live—he wishes to die in the 1 land of his nativity Wo presume he | will be forced to terms—cither to go West j or remain here under the special charge of Uncle Saui. Tampa Peninsular. The “Elixir,” prepared Dr. James Wil liams, for the cure of Dyspkfsy, and nothing hut Dyspepsy, (m advertised in another column. bus hy its own merits, obtained for itself so hi,.ii n reputation iu Philadelphia, that Physician- u. - ! quainted with its properties, are using it tl.m- 1 selves aud prescribing it to their pativnD • n vinced, hy observation, of its great efficacy m ro j storing the disordered dig* stive organs t• * a healthy function. Numerous esses of Pysp psy, : of the most aggravated character, which were ! abandoned as incurable hy some of the Medical Faculty, have, hy the use of this Elixir, be* u re stored to perfect health, as attested certificates testify. April KMy *9-The Felling qualities of Beer have’s Holland Bitters: Queiikc, Canada, June 20, ISSL We have no doubt it will sell well here. Send us one gross. JOHN MUBSON ft Cos. Mo.MJ'f vl,Canada, July 1, 1864. Send us two gfoss Ikerhave’s Holland Bltt.r**. Wo want a medicine of this kind in our market, JOHN BllOtS CO., Medical Hull. Salnt Paul, Minnesota. There is quite a ready sale here for your Bu*r* have's Holland Bitters. WM. 11. WOLFF. WELLSHLUO, Yit., Nov. 1, 1856. Send mo another box, three dozen, 80-rhavu’s Holland Bitters. It is taking the lend here of all other bitters. WM. 11. KIKIvKR. York, Pa., Feb. 4, 1857. Please send us, per express,six dozen Bu rhave s Holland Bitters. We are entirely out. C. A. MOB Hi a & CO. Sold at SI.OO per bottle, orsix bottles lor $5.00, by the solo proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGB. Ju. A CO., manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa.,and by Druggists gum rail) Api il 20, 1858-61 Halt* lteslorative.—-K'ory one will, we think, agree with up in tlie opinion that tho human hair is the greatest natural ornament that is pos sessed either by a gentleman or a lady. Just meet an apparently good looking man, for instance, in the street; you admire his features, whiskers and gem ral bearing; but 10l he lifts Lib hat in recog nition of your how, and the charm bus vanished, for Irliabod is wiitten ou his bald head, and the glory has departed with tho flowing locks that once flourished luxuriantly there. In the case of a holy, the matter is, if possible, worse—such cases reminding one of the circumstance on which tho following epigram is founded: “0! give mo, fair Km mu, a lock of your hair,” A bashful young lover took courage and sighed : ‘•’Twas a sin to refuse such a modest request— So take the whole wig” the dear creature replied. Now', to prevent such a catastrophe, is within the power of every lady and gentleman; for by using Prof. Wood’s Hair Rostorutive, hair is not only prevented from fulling off or turning gray, hut the article will r store hair to bald places, and even if it lias changed color and become gray, it will bring it hack to its pristine beauty and luxu riance. Those who arc acquainted with the anato my, physiology and pathology of the hair, must bo well aware that certain substances have specific action upon it and it is by a judicious combination of these that Prof. Wood has succeeded in com pounding a mixture possessed of remarkable vir tues. — Waverly Magazine and Literary Gazette. Sold hy all respectable Druggists in city and country. April 24-2 w Notice.—We have been informed that several unprincipled parties have, for some time past, been refilling our empty bottles with a spurious article, and retailing it to their customers as the genuine Hostetter Bitters. All such engaged, should be shunned hy all that value their health, for it is evident that those who would prostitute themselves to one base action, would not hesitate in others. We would also earnestly caution you to examine well the bottle before purchasing, as in different parts of the Union several worthless preparations are gotten up with the evident de sign of being palmed off as our Bitters, having a similar bottle and label, and the directions, etc., taken oil verbatim, save the omittance of Dr. J. Ilostetters name. HOSTETTER A.SMITII, Pittsburg, Penn. For sale in Columbus, Ga., at the Drug Store of april2o-2w PEMBERTON, NUCKOLLS A CO.— ♦ Friends of Humanity.—To you (always disposed to aid the suffering) it may appear in credible, after in vain trying all the “wonderful” medicines of the day, that one application exter nally, and a few drops taken internally, of my (genuine) “Electric Oil,” will so very suddenly relieve the sufferer from the most violent pains; yet it is a fact, as testified to by good men and good women, whose names are at my office. Not any have used it without deriving some special benefit within an hour, and many lire they who have been perfectly cured of Rheuma tism, Neuralgia. Spinal and Bronchial Complaints, Croup, Tic Dob mix, Felons, Cramps, Bruises and Sprains, Piles, Cuts and Wounds, Swelled Glands and Stiff Joints. Scrofula nnd Erysipelas, Sore Nip ples and Swelled Breast, Salt Rheum and Cankers iu the Mouth or Stomach, Eruptions,and all kinds of Sores, (Headache and Toothache in five to ten minutes;) al*.*. Chilblains nnd Sore or Tender feet. It will be seen that l do not profess to cure every thing, but only a certain class of complaints; all of which are curable on simple Electric and Chemi cal principles, through the affinities of my “Elec tric Oil,” aud tlie Nervo-vital Fluid of the human body. The modus operaudi of progressing and ever changeable Rheumatic pain, is imperfectly under stood by mankind, whether its location is the membrane or covering of the nerves, inflamed by derangement, (like the coating of an inflamed stomach.) or some disturbance of the electric fluid itself; certain it is that my “Electric Oil” is readi ly absorbed into, if it does not actually supply a needed deficiency in, and equalizes the circulation of that greut principle of human organization. Let the skeptical and the humane look into tlus matter —for if these are so, all are alike interested. 1 will take any case from the hospital to test it for all. My “Electric uii” is pleasant and innocent; no danger of cold or re-action,” as all will Ik nr me witness. Prof. CUAS. DeGKATII. Price 50 cents and $1 per bottle. For sale in Columbus, Ga., by D. YOUNG, and by April 20-0 t druggists and merchants generally. Good Ail vice.—The thousands of cripples whom rheumatism has left with stiffened joints, or whom palsy ha * bereft cf the use of their limbs, are advised to try l>r t Bragg’s Arctic Liniment, which has never yet failed to cure a single case of the kind iu which a fair trial lias been made. It is also useful in relaxing muscles, contracted or drawn up from cramp; in reducing or scattering white swellings; in healing ulcers and in curing all manner of eruptive diseases of the skin, such ns tetter, ring-worm, scald-head, Ac. It is also useful iu healing wounds of all descriptions, and in removing wens and tumors. This invaluable artible is already obtaining a wide circulation and celebrity, and many marvelous cures have been wrought by it. It is also infallible iu curiug the diseases of horses and cattle, and is in general use by all the livery-stable keepers in the United States. For sale in Columbus, Georgia, by DAN FORTH, NAGEL A CO. An agent is wanted in every town and village. Applications should be made to Bragg A Burrowes, St. Louis, Missouri, and must always be accompa nied by good reference. April 0-1 til The Great English Remedy. .-lK .i AMKb CLARK’S CKhEBRATEI) FEMALE PILLS, Prewired from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke , M. D. y Physician Extraordinary to the <Jue.cn. This invaluable medicine unfailing iu the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It mod erates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring ou tho monthly peri<*d with legularity. Caution.— These Pill* should not t o taken by Females iu the flrnt three months of pregnancy ; at any other time they arc perfectly safe. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tin* Govern ment JStaiup of Great Britain, to prevent counter feit. In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Fain iu the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex ertion, Palpatatiou of tlio Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Fills will effect a cure when all oth er lueaus have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, uutimouy, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be cart*fully preserved. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOBKB, (Late I. C. Baldwin A C 0.,) Rochester, N. Y. N. B.—sl aud 6 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle containing 50 Fills, by return mail. For sale in Columbus, at the Drug Store of FKMBEIiTON, NUCKOLLS A CO., Sole Wholesale ami R* tail Agents for Columbus aud vicinity. Dr. YOUNG, Agent for Newuan and America*. 1 January 15, fH5*. 12m SPERM CANDLES. SPERM Candles, iu 12 lb. boxes, a desirable style for family Use,Just received by April 2. RAG LA ND I BIRCII. 081 ION BUTTONS. V CHOICE lot for sale at wholesale and retail j by JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. March 18,1858 ! THEATER! TEMI’KIiANCE J I ALL ! Malingers Allen A Booth by. ALLEN’S DRAMATIC CORPS, Monday evening, a hue 26, isos. It E N E F 1 T O F MR ALLEN. V - —- To commence w ith the beautiful Drama of FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. liuey Gomez Mr*Allen Dutchess Mrs. Allen To ho followed by the DAY AFTER THE WEDDING! Col. Freelove Mr. Allen Lor*! Rivers Mr. Clinton Lady Elizabeth Mrs. Allen To conclude with the JVLA-ISr ABOUT TOWN! Jim Bags, (the Man about Town,) in which char acter lie will sing Yillikin* and his Dinah..Mr. M .Liuc Mrs. Allen JUi; -ib ices of admission 60 cents; reserved seats 75 ceuts; Children and servants 25 cents. Columbus, April 20, 1858-11 NOTICE I NOTICE I Office Muscogee Rail Road,) Columbus, Ga., April 24. / f|M!K charges on Cotton Xhy this Read to JSavan- n&jftSSg fill nab w ill be Sixty Cents per 100 lbs., until furtliei-" 1 notice. J. k MUSTIAN, April 26-ts President and Supor’d’t. PURS APPLS VI MB GAR AGENCY T I ‘IIE undersigned lias been appointed Agent by J a large farmer of New Jersey for the sale of his Pure Cider Vinegar. 1 have just received and w ill constantly keep a supply on hand of pure aud unadulterated Apple Vinegar, which I have gone to tho expense of having chemically analyzed, and fur the result please read the following card of Mr. Clarke. For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, by D. P. ELIJB, Sole Agent. Mu. I>. P. Ellis: Dear Sir —! have chemically analyzed your Cider Vinegar, and find no trace cither of foicign acids or deleterious substances, aud consider it a pare article made from apples, such an article as can rarely be found. 1 send 3*oll a vial of pure acetic acid distilled from the Vinegar, which is the only acid genuine Vinegar should contain. Respectfully, S. D. CLARKE, April 26-ts Chemist and Pharmaceutist. NEW GOODS! SEW GOODS! T7l arrival of Mackerel, No. 1. in quarter bbls.; No 2, iu quarter bids.; No. 2, iu half bids : No. 3, iu whole barrels; Mullet in barrels; Red Fish in barrels; Trout in barrels; Salmon in kits. —A LSO— Currants, Citron, Pie Fruits, Extracts for Flavoring; Spices of all kinds; Almonds and Pecan Nuts; Lemon Syrup; K‘.sherry Syrup; Cherry Brandy; Cchnaps in quarts and pints; Claret Wine, Slurry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Champagne Wine of best brands; Fine Brandy and Whisky. For sale at reduced prices by April 26,1868. GUNBY ft CO. CANDLES! CANDLES! \ BOXES Star Caudles; i/’-/ Go Boxes Adamantine Candles. For sale by GUNBY & CO. Columbus, April 26,1558. SOAP! SOAP! IXI FTY Boxes of assorted Soap for sale by April 26. GUNBY A CO. COFFEE! COFFEE! JAVA, Mocho, Maricabo, Laguna and Rio Coffee for sale by GUNBY & CO. Columbus, April 26. NOTICE THIS. IVERSONS indebted to the undersigned are re quested to call and settle their accounts by tlie first day of May next, or they will find them in the bands of officers. April 24-5 t CLEMENCY ft RI( HARDS. CORN! COHN! COHN! YATE have just received a large lot of very T V choice White Corn, which wo offer very low for cash. CLEMENCY RICHARDS. Columbus, April 24-5 t ANNUAL PARADE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. i SMIR Officers and Members of the several Com -L panics composing the Kite Department of tlie City of Columbus, are hereby ordered to meet for Inspection and Drill ou SATUUDAY, the first day oi May next. The Companies will meet at their Kngine Dooms at ‘Z o’clock p. m., and report themselves, with their Kngine and other apparatus belonging to their Company, on the Parade Ground, (on Uroad street, between Si. Clair nnd Kaudolph streets,) at b o’clock p.. m. Dhi:S—White Pauls, Fire .Shirts and Caps. J. L. MOKTON, April Chiet Engineer Col. F. D. TROY MANUFACTURING CO., COLUMBUS, GA. YYTK, the undersigned, have this day purchased 7 V lrom .James Hamilton the “Troy Factory” and entire stock, and will continue the business under the name and style of TKOY MANUFAC TURING COM PAN V, and will manufacture and keep constantly on band, at wholesale and retail, Chairs, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Tjihs, Buckets, Safes, Tables, Bureaus, and other house furnishing articles. All orders addressed to Troy Manufacturing Company will receive prompt attention. JKFFJSRSON & HAMILTON. Joseph Jefkkrson John- 11. Hamilton. Columbus, April 19,1868-ly LET THERE BK LIGHTI HAVING purchased the right to sell Clayton & Hailey’s Patent Non-Explosive Fluid Lamps, 1 take this method of informing tlie citizens of Columbus and vicinity that 1 have just received a large and beautiful assortment suiltibic for Parlor, Dining Hoorn, Store and Kitchen Lamps, which 1 will sell chi up for cash. Old Oil and Fluid Lumps altered and repaired. Also (111 hand a full assortment of Siovot, Bath ing Apparatus, Lightning Bods, Ac., for sale cheap far cash. Jt M. ALDM’OKTH. Columbus, April lil-2m POCKET-BOOK LOST. ]OST, on W ednesday. March 31, air- J large Leather Pocket-Book, eon- >-< “j tuining notes, receipts and other pu-|l .O’ J persin favor of das. 8. Williams, „t Bin, dumb a Columbus, Ga. The tinder Mill be liberally re warded by returning it to tho owner. April ti. 1858-ts JAMKS S. WILLIAMS. LIGHT! LIGHT I KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP. NOT EXPLOSIVE. Vir K have just received a supply of tlie above Oil and Lamps, and guarantee that it will give a light equal to that of three sperm candles, iit a cost not exceeding one cent per hour. DANFORT,I, NAGKL & CO., April 11. Sole Agents in Coiumhus, Ga. HELL & DUVALL, Dry-Goods Commission Merchants, 4tl Mailt st., St. l.oiiis, Missouri, \0 KNTS for the sale of Brown Sheetings, Usna burgs, Seamless lings, Cotton Yarns, Bat tings, and Southern manufactures generally. —ALSO — Agents for the purchase of Hump, Bagging, Ho e. Twine aud Western Produce generally. All orders attended to with promptness and dispatch. K W.RZM'KS. Messrs. Greenwood A Co.} Columbus, Ga. Mr. C. Rogers, Tiiomaston, Ga. BULL A DUVALL, April Li dm St. Louis, Missouri. NO TICK. 11l AVK this day sold tlie Troy Factory and en tire oteck of ware to Messrs. J KFFLKSON A HAMILTON, and commend to tlie public patron age tlie succeeding company. J. HAMILTON. Columbus, Ga., April 10, 1868. apJ3-t)t REORO WOMAN FOR SALK. VN excellent Cook. Washer and Holier—a val uable woman, about thirty years of age. Apply to M. UAKSCII ALL. Columbus, April Z3-i.it PEAS t PEAS I • 111 BUSIIKLSnf Peas for salo low for cash by npIZ3 TIIKKKW ITS.CODY A HUDSON. COHN I COHN! CORN I I <"r “ UL’SIIKLS of Coiu for sale by I / .) apl‘J3 TilltHKW ITS,CODY A HUDSON. BACON! BACON! 1 r\l | CASKS of Haeoti for sale by 10l t npIZM TTIRKKWITS. COltY A HUDSON. FIsOVRi FIiOtTR I | I li | UAKHKLS of Flour for sale by I’ IU npl23 Til It KKW ITS, CODY A HUDSON. QUEEN VICTORIA! NEW ARRANGEMENT. r I ‘HE Lai ten oi Coluiubuß would do well to call JL at my Rooms at Mr. RATTLE’S, on Oglethorpe street, near the Opelika Rail Hoad Depot, Colum bus, Ga., where I am prepared to stamp 250 Patterns oi 1 Embroidery, Suitable for SKIRTS, PANTALETTES, BANDS, YOKES, DRESSES, S A CODES, BLANKETS, CAPES, Ac. (STAMPED TO OHDEH.) Those Patterns have taken tlie Premium in Boston and New York. 1 have ma :c. arrangements by whicli I leave un agent, who can be found at tile residence men tioned above, who will always have on hand a large stock of tlie latest sty le of Patterns of Em broidery, executed in the m utest niauner. April 17, 1858-1 nip MRS. COOPER. COLD SPARKLING SODA WATER, W 1 m ALL THE ‘ Most Delicious Fruit Syrups, MAY BE FOUND AT THE BLUE UDIRTTG- STOKE. HU! every one that thirsteth,come and quench your thirst with this pure and delightful beverage. Come to the Fount where the Syrups and pure Carbonic (las is drawn together at a freezing temperature. April 17 it J. 6. I 'EM BLRTON ft CO. CHAW FORD STREET LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. N K \V~‘ r i It M . THE undersigned have thisrxdir.y, formed a partnership uu me name and style of DUDLEY, AY Elin aCo . for tho purpose of conducting a Livery and Sale Stable Business, in all its branches. Having purchased of G. \V. Martin liia entire interest, we are prepared to ac commodate ail who may desire our services. Our Stables are largo nnd commodious and Luts dry. Wo offer our services to the public, promising to use our best endeavors to please and satisfy the most fastidious. The following scale of prices will be strictly ad hered to until further notice: Carriage and Horses at night st; ou Carriage and Horses per day t; gq “ “ Half day, Cash 3ou a “ Credit 4 00 Buggy and Horse at night a ou Buggy and Horse, per day 3 00 “ llalf-day, Cash 150 “ “ “ Credit 2 00 Saddle Horse at night 1 5u Saddle Horse, per clay l ;',o “ “ Halt-day, Cash 75 “ “ “ Credit 1 00 Board per month ]5 00 Board per day 75 Single Feed 40 ENOCH DUDLEY, W. 11. WEBB, March 27-taug2 F. A. J EPS ON. PICTURES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. rnHOSE who have not feasted their eyes on JL handsome Pictures are invited to tall at RIDDLE’S GALLERY. His Rooms are the resort of the elite and fash ionable in search of those beautiful Ambrotypes, in water colors, which are the tie plus ultra of that beautiful art. Asa lady exclaimed a few days ago, “Oh: 1 do believe 1 saw that picture wink,” the artist will try and keep the gentlemen’s pic tures under such subjection that they shall not wink ut the ladies y the ladies of course can wink as much as they please so ‘they do not break the top glass. Mr. R. takes every style of Picture, of any note, that has ever been introduced since tho discovery of the art by that world renowned genius whose name it bears. Gallery iu Col. Jones’ New Build ing, Columbus, Ga. A. J. RIDDLE, P. I*. February 3, lhsß. Fine Arts! Fine Arts! i F you want an excellent LIKENESS, in any ol the different styles of Pictures now in vogu*, call at POPKINS’ PALACE ROOMS. The new Picture, styled the “Sphereotype,” (for which Mr. P. has the sole right for this city.) are acknowledged to be superior to any Likeness* s ever offered to the citizens of Columbus. His Photographs stand unrivaled in point of the accuracy of the likeness, and their depth of tone, and are considered more curable than any Picture now extant. All who are in want of a truthful Likeness would do well to give him a call. The public are respect fully invited to call and examine specimens always on exhibition at his Booms. Children taken in from one to five seconds. B. F. PUPKINS, Dec. 5-ts Over the Blue Drug Store. SUNDRIES ! SUNDRIES ! OA lIIIDS. New Orleans Sugar,all grades; £>VJ 80 Bbls. New Oilcans Syrnp, choice quality; 60 Boxes Tobacco, various brands; 40 Bags Rio and Java Coffee ; 75 Bvxes and hf. boxes Adm. and Star Candles ; 10 Boxes and qr. boxes Sperm Candles; 45000 Segars, comprising all grades and styles; 10 Hhds. Tennessee Bacon ; 100 Barrels Corn Whisky ; 25 Half barrels Corn Whisky; 80 Pkgs. Mackerel, all Nos., whole, half, quar ter barrels and kits; 15 Tierces Prime Rice; 10 Barrels Crushed Sugar; 50 Boxes and half boxes Family Soap; 75 Barrels Fine and Superfine Flour; 3o Baskets Superior Champagne M ine; 35 Boxes Oswego Pearl Starch; 40 Boxes Sup. C.Soda, in half aud ono lb. papers; 50 Dozen Preston ft Morrell’s Yeast Powders; 20 Barrels fine Sweet Newark Cider; 50 Gross Plain and 10 do. Fancy Colored Water Proof Matches; 75 Jars Lorrillard’s Maccoboy Snuff, all sizes; lu Casks Muir & Son’s Scotch Ale, in pint jugs; 10 Casks London Porter, pints and quarts; 20 Boxes Toilet and Fancy Soap; 25 Boxes extra glazed and uuglazed Pipe Heads; 0 Dozen superior French Mustard,for table use. Receiving and in store by ftprlj . RAGLAND ft BIRCH. J. MASSALON, Portrait and Historical Painter, MOST respectfully informs the inhabitants ot Columbus and the country generally, that he has taken Rooms for the present over Laudop’s Hat Store, where he cun be found from 8 o’clock in the morning until 5 in the evening, unless absent. The public are invited to call and exuminc his work. Persons having daguerreotypes or ambrotypes of deceased friends, and wish life-size portraits made from them, can have it done by him true as 9fe- Sept. 17-1) $4,000! ANY’ kuo Laving $4,u00 in rush can hour of uu opportunity to invest in n .alb biiHinemgwilh a guaranty of a certain yield of 15 per cent, per annum, without danger of depreciation of capital, hy address rung “ X,” caro of Son Office. March 18,1858-ts FLOUR! FLOUR! ral W I BBLS. ExtraTenneaee Flour; •JVJyJ D)0 bbls. Fancy St. Louis Flour. Just received and will be .old at greatly reduced prices hy GUNDY A UU. March 2li, 1858. NOTICE. \ LL orders for U. 11. Eppiug’s celebrated com - Y pound Fluid Kxtract of Ilucliu, must he ad dressed to BROOKS A CHAPMAN, who ate the Tnanufiicturers and sole agents for L. Pierce A Cos. April 18. Long anti Short Sweetening. I r "4f I R OtitKirS and half barrel. Choice Syrup. ‘ sJsJ 31) lilirl., N . o Sugar, all grade., for .ale at email advance lot Ctudi by Jli. 19. K. BARNARD A CO. IBW ORLEANS SUGAR. | lIIIDS. New Orb-iins .-ugar iu store aud re *JV r ceiriug, for .ale at luwe-t. market price, by >*>■lß. ALLAN A OAMAK, lO.VjItiSMENT. \ LARUE lot or very choice IRISH POTATOES, jTX a line Potato .for tlio table. For .uie at a .mull advance, by VAN. MAKCKS. T InN N ESSEB BACON. .)< 1 (HU) LBS. choice T'enumuee llacon jn.t *9.1 R received and fur sale very low by March 23-ts JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. SEED HI E. It || I BUSHELS Seed Rye, choice, for .ale by t OctH GUNBY A CO, NOW IS THE TIME TO SOW. r PHE celebrated Rescue Gru.e Seed, for ale by 1 octlk JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Wilting and Wrapping Paper POH .ale by I 1 Feh. 20. JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. BEDSTEADS At 91 AT TRASSES. 4 LARUE lot ou baud and for .ale, very low J\ , J. H. BIKES*. ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS. SAFES of the best make and material, and of a new .tvle, at price! varyiug from $8 to 120, for mhltf by J. 11. SIKES.
