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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1859)
DAi L. V SIT NT. Monday Morning, Jan. 31, 185 9. Traveling Agent. Mr. Each. Rousns is our Traveling Agent in Alabama, and is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly Sun. ——♦- To Advertisers. We state .'or the information of advertisers, that the Daily Sun has a circulation in thuCity of Columbus equal to the combined circulation of all \ Alter dailies in tne city. Thu c mutry circulation j of tiro Sun also exceeds any daily in the city. A 1 word to the wise is sulllcient. For County Treasuser. JHs. .Sun: l’leaso announce in your paper, the name of JAM 118 A. UKADFOJID lor the oillco til County Treasurer, made vacant by tho death of K. Birdsong. MANY CITIZENS. The iriends of JOHN’T. WALKER respectfully aunounce his name as a candidate for County Treasurer to till the vacancy occasioned by tho death of K. Birdsong. MANY VOTEIiS. New Advertisements. See advertisement of llarrisou & l’iits of sale of fine steel engravings. See also, advertisement of Jefferson & Hamilton, offering Mattresses for sale at the Troy Factory Store. See advertisement of occupants wauted for rooms at Mrs. Kirviu’s boarding house. Phelp’s valentines have arrived. See advertisement. See card of J. 0. McKee, correcting error in his father’s publication in refer ence to Mr. Heberts. Hirer News. The rains of Friday and Saturday have served to put the river up to a good boat ing stage. We are without any advices in regard to the movements of any of the boats be low. Arrived. Mr. and Mrs. Crisp and their Dramatic corps arrived in our city yesterday, and open at Temperance Hall this evening. The high character given this Company by the press of Nashville and Memphis, where they have passed Jong and suc cessful engagements, both this season and last, lead us to expect, very agveea ble entertainments during their short engagement in our city. Fatal Accident. We are pained to have to record a fatal accident which happened to Mr. Richard Coleman, overseer for Mrs. McDougald, ten miles below this city, on the Georgia side of the river. While out duck hunt ing on last Saturday morning, by some means bis gun was accidentally discharg ed, lodging the entire contents in his left side, and causing his death almost in. stnntly. A negro boy who was in com pany with him says he only exclaimed, “I am a dead man,” and immediately ex pired. Mr. Coleman was only 27 years of age. Haof Columbus. On the 10th irist., the Capital Stock of the above institution was increased to the amount authorized by the charter— $500,- 000. Oa that day the last dollar of this sum was paid in and the bank launched upon a career of wider usefulness, com mensurate with its augmented resources. It is a matter of congratulation with our community, and all others that have shared the benefits of its operation, that, during au existence of two years, a single circumstance has not occurred to disturb the confidence which its auspicious inau guration was so weil calculated to inspire. Iu prosperous and adverse times it lias steadily advanced in popular favor, and to-day, at home and abroad, it enjoys an equal rank with the first banking insti tutions of the South. The place which it holds in public estimation may be inferred from the fact that the applications for stock far overran its charter limitation, and seven and a half per cent, premium was offered and refused for subscriptions to the new stock. No better guarantee than this of its able and faithful manage ment could be given, especially when it is known that tho premium bid was made by a gentleman, himself a banker, and skilled in ail the intricacies of financial opperatious.— Times. The Florida Indians. We learn from the Peninsular of the 22d instant, that Capt. McNeill, who has been out to the Istapoga country, accom panied by an interpreter and two or three of tho Indians composing the dele gation, had returned to Tampa, and re ports having conversed with four war riors. They are not williug to go West, but the Captain thinks they may be induced to do so. They promised to meet Col. Hector and discuss tire subject of removal. I/Htchl from Hayti. A dispatch from Now York on Satur day states that private advices have been received from Hayti up to the 10th inst. It is staled that Soloquo had been defeat ed by Geffard, and that the former was retreating, pursued by the latter. It is now believed that the empire is in the hands of the revolutionists. The Vote of the North-West The following is the popular vote of tho North-West, according to the elections of 1850 and 1858: Ohio 390,000 Illinois 252,000 Indiana 235,000 Michigan 120,000 Wisconsin 130,000 ; lowa 95,000 Minnesota 35,000 Total 1,263,000 Thu seven North-Western States, says , the Toledo (Ohio) blade, poll a hundrel j thousand more votes than the fifteen slave States. They cast nearly one-third of 1 the votes of the Union ! After the census ! of 1800 the North-West will be the gov erning power of the Confederacy and anti-slavery. The health of Tampa is still improving ; on the cast side of tho river there is not a single case of fever, and on the west side, there are but two. Hut little doubt is now entertained of a speedy restoration perfect health.— Peninrular, 22 J <n*f~ Arrival of tiie Tennessee, New Orleans, Jan. 29.—The steamship Tennessee has arrived, with Vera Cruz ■ dates to the 25th inst. The Spanish licet had left Sacrificios for Havana. Accounts received from tho City of : Mexico to tho 19th instant, report that ■ Mi ram on would not accept the Presiden cy ; nor would he favor Robles, but would adhere to Zulonga’s plan, lio was march | ing upon tho capital; and had ordered a j forced loan of SOOO,OOO on Guadalajara, I including foreigners, who paid under j threats of expulsion. It is stated that the French and English | Ministers had demanded from Juarez the immediate payment of claims duo tho sub jects of their respective Governments— and iu ease of non compliance, they would seize Vera Cruz and Tampico. The Lib erals bad taken Mazalbar. Congressional. Washington, Jan. 28. —1n the Senate to day, Mr. Gwin, of California, gave notice of a motion to reconsider the Pacific rail way bill. In the House, Mr. Stephens, of Geor gia, introduced bills establishing Terri torial governments over Arizona, Dncotnh and Jefferson. The last embraces the Platte country. Nutiounl Democratic Caucus, Washington, Jan. 29.—1n relation to many suggested alterations in the revenue laws, the Senatorial caucus have declared that they regard it inexpedient to increase the tariff, but on the contrary, suggest that the expenses of the government ought to be reduced to meet the present revenue. Vessels Ashore. Boston, Jan. 28.— The ship Roebuck, from New Orleans, has gone ashore on Cobasset Rocks, aud bilged. The crew were saved. The brig George Washington, for Mo bile, has gone ashoro in Nantucket roads. She will probably be got off at high water. +_ Tiie Bitllad of tile Fluid ! Maximum, bonum sub nuhibus , mortalibus notum, esf Fluidum !—Jovianus Fulvius, Do Bonin, Liv. v., Cap. iv., ad loc. Fragments in the Bodleian Library. When little John bit Susy’s toe, And Nancy scalded prattling Joe. What healed their wounds and soothed their woe? TilK FLUID! When Tommy gouged his si. rer’s eye, And stinging bees made Ellen erv. What sovereign balm did wo apply r THE FLUID! What agent, then, could one desire, To quench the rage of burning lire, To soothe the stings of insects dire ? THE FLUID! Each Druggist in this happy land, For Fifty Cents “ shelled ” in his hand, Will forthwith place at your command, THAT FLUID! WH-A-T FILiTTIID WHY, Darby’s Wonderful Prophylactic! THE GREAT PREMIUM DISINFECTANT. Manufactured only in the Labratory of J. DAUBY. Auburn, Ala. From which, or UARRAL, RISLBY & KITCHEN, 70 Barclay Street. N. Y., it may bo ordered. For sale in Columbus, Oa., by BROOKS & CHAPMAN, J. S. PEMBERTON & CO. URQt lIAKT k CHAPMAN. D. YOUNG. ACEE k IVERSON. January 12, 1569. taplO Kaue’s Arctic ExpcdlUou.—Very few persoi.s, while setting at homo comfortably in their easy chairs, can form an adequate idea of the hardships endured by the men who followed the lamented Dr. Kane, on the Grinnell Arctic Expe dition. Beside the suffering caused by the inhos pitable climate, the intenge cold brought on rheu matism, stiffness of the joints, Ac., aud the privation from fresh meat and vegetables produced that terrible disease, scurvy. Their sufferings from these causes were very groat, and would have been unendurable but for the happy results of a Lini ment iuvented expressly for their use by the cele brated Dr. A.G. Bragg, a plentiful supply of which was takon along with the expedition. This Lini ment proved ho valuable, and its merits were so fully continued, under the most unfavorable cir cumstances, that Dr. Bragg has boon induced to commence it* manufacture for the public, lie calls it very properly Bragg's Arctic Liniment. For sale iu Columbus, Georgia, by J. A. WHITESIDE & CO. An agent is wanted in every town and village. Applications should bo mado to Bragg A Burro wes, St. Louis, Missouri, and must always bo accompa nied by good reference. Jan. 7-lm Proposed Change In the Jury haw. A petition has been presented to the Legislature of Massachusetts, praying that a law may bo enacted, empowering three fourths or more of a jury, in civil cases, to pass upon the rights of litigants and find a verdict. This petition was signed by some of the most eminct mer chants of Rostou. VALENTINES! A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL miifii&Sy ENVELOPES, VALENTINE BOXES, Ac., At J. W. PEASE'S BOOK STOKE. 4L,) -Orders from Country Merchants filled with dispatch, at liberal discount. Columbus, Ga., January 2i, 185s. A CAUL). I NOW have on hand a largo a*Bortmnnt <>f j VEHICLES, of tho finest material and chain*, t manufaoture ever before ottered in thiw mark* t, ; embracing COACHES, BERLINS, OALEOIIES, MOCK CALECHKS, lIOCKAWAYS, TOP AND NO TOP BUGOIEtJ. Also a Hjilemlid atock of Now York Trotting Buggies, OF EVERY STYLE AND DESCRIPTION, which I offer on better terms than can ho lift rd’ and ; elsewhere, for cash or approved credit. I am about winding up my husinea*, and would ! be obliged to all indebted by note or account, to ■ call aud settle efthor by cash or satisfactory re newal. All who omit this will find tlieir claims iu the hands of au attorney fir collection. It. C. McKKK. N. B.—All tliose wtio do not Intend paying with out being sued, are notified that five per cent, will be deducted by culling at tho captain's oAFe and settling forthwith. H. C. McKEE. Columbus, January 20-ts THE PEOPLE'S COFFEE POT! A NEW ARTICLE, I FAR SUPERIOR TO TUK 01,1) DOMINION. r |IIIE subscriber has Juit received a few dozen of | these superior COFFER POTS. Those who are fend of good coffee would do well to o*ll uud sue them. Also a tine assortment of House-Keeping Articles, ’ such us COFFEE URN'S; ToII.KT SETS; neatly ! painted CAKE BOXES; SUOAII do.; WAITERS; : all shapes of CAKE FANS; JKI,I,Y MOULDS; i COOK INO and PARLOR STOVES, sold at tost. ] Also all kind.) of i'latu and Japaued TIN WARE. JOB W OKK, OK ALL KIND, NKATL V EXE Cl T E J. Thankful for past favors he hopes for a continu ance of the same. Call at No. lit) Broad sirs'-, two doers below Masonic Hall. I will sell as low as can bo had iu this market at a liberal discount to cash customers. J. 11. IIICKS, Agent. Columbus, tla.. Jan. 24,1 Sol). ts O, Whar slid ye Cum From 1 JUST received and for sale Imv. a superior lad of AI'FLES, at 1 Dec 17 DtfIHAFFKNKIED'H CORNER. 2 Li. daii.y SUN OFFICE, 1 Columbus, Ga., January 31,1851) ( COTTON Saturday, though very inclement, was still characterized by quite a respectable day’s bubluesf, sales footing up 805 bales at prices ranging from 10 to The transactions of the day wer© confined principally to the lower styles ot Cotton. The advices by tho Arabia produced little or no effect on the ideas of dealers, Receipts for the day hi bales, and for tho week about 2.U00 bales. CHARLESTON, Jan. 28.-1,000 bales of Cotton were sold to day, at unchanged prices. Nothing done since the arrival of the Arabia. NEW YORK, Jau. 28.—Sales of Cotton for tho past two days 2,400 bales: market quiet. Nothing oone •in e ttw arrival oi tbat amor’s n< v, j rations nominal. NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Sales of Cotton to-day 500 huh s, with a heavy market. SAW NX AII, Jan. 20. —Sales of Cottou to-day 470 bub s, aith a quiet market. Tho steamer’s news has measurably depressed the market, al though quotations are unchanged. NEW ORLEANS, .lan. 28. —Salt's of Cotton t >- tly ft,ooo halos. Middlings llj .e. Tho better grades are stiller. Tim steamer s news checked j operations, titles of the week 60,000 hales, and the receipts of the week 64 UOO against 67.000 bales last year. The stock is 408.000 bales. [The New Orleans Fmes Current of hist year reported the net receipts at 40.245 hubs.) The increase this year in the receipt! is .".21.000 bales, and the iu : creuse at all ports is 010,000 bales, MOBILE, Jan. 28.—Hales of Cotton so-d \y 3,600 hales. Middling lIK to 11* j cents. Tho Males lor j the week were 28,000, and tho receipts 27,600 ; against -1.025 bales last year. The stock i.. 104,000 ! hales. CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 27. In Bacon holders are asking 10c., hog round, loose on tho banks; | little on the market. Corn is bringing 45 cents on I tho banks without sacks; the d<innnd active, i Flour—stocks light; Superfine selling at $2 60 to ! £2 75 per HO'k. Lard—smpplys light: gtdtig at 10 j to lU]oC. Wheat—sales made at $1 04, sa.’ks in eluded; a first-rate article would command $1; do* manllgood. Whisky—city brand 27 cts.Den ns 30 cts; demand for city brand greater than sup ply; good supply of Dean’s on market. Apples— few in market; good demand. Dried Apples, salts at $1 30. LOUISVILLE, Jau. 25. The demand for mess pork i> activo at full pricia. The sales to day, be fore noon, we to 4000 barrels .it $lB 50. In bulk pork the market is very firm, aud liolderc are ask iug higher n.*tea. In b ‘c.n, holders are demand ing higher prices, and the market continues very firm. The demand is childly for consumption, and continues good, with prices r- ruling upward. Ba con rides, clear 10b£, ribbed OJ-.j, shoulders TJ-^c. For lard, therein an active demand at full prices. The Milos to-day, were 1000 kegs at VU ,c. COLUMBUS GROCERY MARKEi'. COLUMBUS, GA., Jan. 31, 1850. MOLASSES—The stock on hand is not exces sively large. Wo quoto 42c. by the barrel, half bbls.4si\, and 50c. retail. SUGAR—Recent arrivals have given our market an ample supply of thin article. We quote at wholesale 10 to 11c. for New Orleans new crop. Retail 12*4 rents. CHEESE—The market is well supplied with a good article of Cheese. We quote 12 to 12J4 cents whole, ale. BACON—The stock on hand is rapidly diminish ing, and prices are advancing. Clear Sides we now quote at 11 to 11J4c.; Hams 13c.. and Shoulders 9c. at wholesale. Retail rates to 1 cent higher. ROUE—The demand for Rope has been very good latterly, aud have reduced tho stocks quite low. We quote Machine 9*£c. and scarce, Hand Spun 8 to 9 cents. CORN 7 —Tho supply on hand is not very large, and the demand light. We quote at 60 to 70 cents. LARD—The supply in market i-* very good, and but little inquiry. We quote, wholesale, iu bhla., 12c.; in cans, aud retail, 14c. COFFEE—The supply on hand is ample, and we quote as follows: Rio 12|4 to 14, Java 20 to 22, Laguyra 16. OATS —$1 per bushel. BAGGING—The stock on hand is very good, with good demand. Wo quote India at 20c. SALT—SI 50 to $1 75 per sack. FEATHERS—Late arrivals have put the market iu good supply, and we quote at 60c. - Prices of Breadstuff's. CORRECT J! I WEEKLY 1$ V PALACE MILLS. Per Obi. Half Obi. qr. Obi. Georgia Mills $5 no 2 50 1 25 Extra Fine 5 50 2 75 1 40 Superfine 6 00 3 00 1 6u Extra Family 6 50 o 25 1 65 Double Extra 8 00 4 00 2 00 Corn Meal 80c. per bushel. Grits aud Ilominy 90c. per bushel. Bran and Shorts, mixed 50c.. per 100 lbs. Rich Shorts 70c. per 100 lbs. Ocean Steamers. SAILING DAYS FROM EUROPE. Bremen, (N. G.L.,) fm Bremen for N. York.. Jan. 8 Arago, (Am.)fm Southampton for X. York.. Jan 12 Etna, (Hr.) from Liverpool for N. York lan. 15 Arabia, (Cun.) fin Liverpool for Heston Jan. 15 Kangaroo, (Br ) from Liverpool lor N. Y lan. 19 Edinburgh. (Br.) from Glasgow for N. Y Jan. 22 Asia, (Cun.) from Liverpool for New York.. Jan. 22 Indian (Hr.) from Liverpool for Portland....fan. 26 America, (Cun.) fm Liverpool for Boston Tan. 29 New York from Broun**n for N-w York Feb. 5 Fulton,(Am.)fm Southampton for X. York Feb. 9 mmmtamm mammmmmmmammtmi imsmtmmumm saaßMßMMl EXPRESS FORWARDING. HARNDEN’S EXPRESS. THE Ilarndon’H Express JssstskdimLnow offer to the public ua-feln paralleled inducements tor spe u and y fjjjfc f jqi transmission and safe delivery of Bank fa'— Notoa, Gold,Silver,and a!! valuable Packages and heavy Freight throughout the cities and towns in the Union generally. Daily Expresses leave Columbus, in charge oi cxperiouced and trusty Messengers, for all points North, Lint, Boul.li and West. Measurement Goods Fifty Cents per foot for Cases over three, cubic Jeel from Now York to Co lumbus. Heavy Good.* Three Dollars per hundred for packages of one hundred pounds and upwards. All Expresses run upon Mail Steamers and Fx~ press Mail Trains. Persons wishing freight shipped via land route will please have it so marked. Persons can take a receipt at the point of sLip- I mont,with tho amount of freight specified therein. Fur special contracts and niouey apoly to 8. 11. HILL, A gout. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 8, lHsß~6tn THOMAS S. SPEAR, (SUCCESSOR TO S. li. PURPLE,) Corner of Broad inirl Uundolpli Sts. NEW GOODS! r |Ml 10 mil .- Tiber would nett ro | Hii’ otfully inform tim cili/ons Ay ot OolumiiiiH ami vicinity that ho 1u. ,/ is now jierinatu iitly locati'l in Gi.'n wSSPL place*, v. li ’io be olb rn for Hale rich and *xtonivo asHortinent el go-ziit iu hiH IIUU, (... I. Hflut.d wlilz-l, t. ill I , -F fuctory to tho purcha; *r in roganl to price atm quality. Every article warranted oi represented, and goudh hliuwu with ploaNiiru at all time*. Ilia atoek (. jnaiHtß in part ‘f ULOCKB, a variety of Htylen, all warranted to keep good tiiii". WATOHEB, for Ladle* and Gentb in’ n’s uho, in lino gold and ailvur carton. Ludh aud Geut.’n Gold Chains, Keys, ficali, Ac. A rieli assortment 1 of Ladieu* 11 re ant Pins and Ear IlitigH, JlrarcletH, j Xecklacea, Gobi, Jet and Pearl Crosr.eH; beautiful i Pattern.', Gold Pencil*, P< iih for Book-Keeper*, Diamond and Plain Wedding I tin#*, Gold and Silver Thimble*, Cuff Pirn, Miniature Lockeln, Cljildr. n’ Knr Drops an! Hoops; Masonic and Odd Fellows’ PiriH, Htuds, Sluovo llattoua, Collar Buttons, Ac., A--. Pur<* Silver SpootiH, Forks, Pickle Knives an 1 Forks, Butter Knives, Napkin ltiugtf, Fruit Knives, ; Goblets. Ac CAN EH—A large asse rtment of plain and Fancy CnncH, Rome with nwordH. PISTOLS and superior I*OCCKET KNIVES. PEJ3BLK SPECTCLEB, Os OoM nnd Steel Frame*, us l,e,t quality manufactured, J” Watches, Clocks und Jewelry Repaired By experienced workmen and wai ranted. Lettering ami Engraving, Neatly done. Coluinl)UH, Ga., January 20, 1859. COST TRUNK. I OFT, on the 21st inst., a HUS- p-—.-.-eS, j SET TRUNK, marked A. J. sJAJLi i MoOINNKY, on the Eufaula me I, lw n L.V\ between Columbus and Fort MU **e*-J- J i-i l clo-11. A liberal reward will 1 paid for delivery of said Trunk to A. M. AUDEN, Jan. 25-1 w At Alabama Ware House. JUST RECEIVED, e / i BUI -. OLD CLARIFIED WHISKY, as well OU as f.EORUIA PLANTERS’. A good assortment of liue BRANDIES, HOL LAND (lIN, RUM, Ac. . 20,000 pounds of SAI.TI.I) FORK. SAUSAOKS, fresh and nice, always on band, together with Spare Ribs and llat k It me*. January 27. J. It. SHIPMAN k CO. A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO CLOTHING BUYERS TO CLOSE OUT TIIE FALL AND WINTER STOCK FROM TUB OJA.&X3C OXOTHm& EMrOR IU M, UNTO. 135 BROAD BT., COLUMBUS, u;.\. ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Till! I. AST CHANGE OF TUB Si: A SON! AS \VK I’UUOII ASK!) AVKRY LARUE STOCK, xnil SAMI) MUST III! SOU) SOON. AVK DO MIT INT BN II TO CARRY OVKR ANY “Wi.3OLtO3L“ SStOOISL -1T is N IT out, MODE OF 1)01 NO BUSINESS. QUICK SALES AND NO OLD STOCK. THIS IS THE MODERN SYSTEM OF Working tlio Clothing Trade. ‘•QUICK SALES,” “ SMALL PROFITS,” AND ••FAIR VALUE FOR CASH.” NO OLD STOCK. CASH CLOLHING EMPORIUM, j 120 Broad Street, Columbus, Oa., KOSETT’K, MKLICK &. CO. Tho Wtoek now offered consists in part as follows: TOO OVER COATS AND RAGLANS, SILK FLUSH, SILK HE AY EK, II LACK CLOTII, MOSCOW, SEAYKII, PILOT CLOTHS, SEAL SKIN, MOHAIR, FUR COATINGS AND FANCY CASS, Prices from S3 to $35. I,HOO DRESS I ROCKS AND HI 1 .-INI. .- COATS, Prices from $3 to $25. I 000 PAIlt OF PANTS from £1 25 to $lO 1,000 VESTS 1 00 to 10 Qent.’s Furnishing Goods. 2,000 WHITE and FAXCY SHIRTS, embracing all variety, stylus and qualities, varying in price from 60 cents to $3 50. | Under Shirts! Under Shirts ! &c. CASHMERE, M4JRENO, SAXONY WOOL. SHAKER KNIT. SHAKER FLANEL, BROWN AND WHITE COTTON. LAMB’S WOOL, AND MERENO FINISH, BLUE AND RED FLANNEL, sell from 60 coots to B*2 60. LADIES’ M EKE NO VESTS. BONNET BOXES, TRAVELING TRUNKS. 150 GENT.’B SHAWLS and BLANKETS, from *2 50 to $lO 100 OIL mid RUBBER OVER COATS, from $2 to $S 00. Boys and Youths’ Clothing. 150 OVER COATS.. Price from $2 60 to $lO 150 CASS FROCK COATS 250 to 10 100 CLOTII and Sat. Room! JACKETS 200 to 0 200 PAIR CASS, and SATT. PANTS... 150 to 6 100 SILK and CASS. VESTS 175 to 4 Wo intend to have no old stock ! Wo there fore invite every citizen and stranger, who wish to purckaso lteady-Madu Clothing, to visit u* and be convinced. To avoid. Old Stock, the Closing Out Prices of tho Season are astounding, and astonishing Xiow! Will convert every skeptic at the CASH CLOTHING EMPORIUM, NO. 125 BROAD ST., COLUMBUS, GA.. ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. Columbus, Dee. 2,1853. IEnTjB-W STORE. FRUIT AND FLOWER TREES, GARDEN SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, Agricultural Implements, &c. JOHN LEE, VGKICtiLTUKAL AM) GAB DEN HllKl) S'lVil fi, nr Bar- VjMcyh'V nurd’s old stand, opposite Freer & Cos., Broad street, COLUMBUS, OA., is now receiving a complete assortment of articles connected with Agriculture in this section. Air. Bee having a practical knowledge of tie* <l, fails of selecting and planting Meeds, from several years experience in cultDatiug Gardens, Orchards and Nurseries, in this neighborhood,hopes J>y bringing it to bear in the s< n ice of* hi t nintorin is to merit thi ir support. lift has received and has in store, FRUIT TBEJSB, Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plum and Quince Trees, Ac. GHAP33 VINES, Black Prince, Golden ChasuallnH, Diana, Ca tawba, &c. GARDEN SEEDS, Garden Pens, Beans Cabbage, Turnip, Corn, Onion Sets, Kaddish, Lettuce, Ac., ami every var riety suitable for tho season. i'LOWEK SEEDS, A choice selection especially selected for thia climate, to which, and his Plants aud Flowers, ho invites the attention of tin; Ladies. FLOW BRING PLANTS AND SIIU ÜBS, Japouicas ‘villi bloom buds, Chin -e A/alias, G niniuinH, 110./ s, Spin a-, Dahlias, Japan Lilies, Hyacinths, Tulips, Ghidialus, Ae. !i V BUBKA HI X G K\ S PBKI IH fF S. AGIUCULT (J HA J j IMPLEME N TB. Will he shortly nceivod Grain Cradles, Corn SI; lit is, Plows, Cat and ifhuck Cutters, and a complete assortment of llortiruPui.il Implements. M AN Ult MS AM) FKR i'i I.IZLiiS. He is daily < \p* < tin n Imyr lot of Dure HUANG, Bone Dust. Plaster, and will take orders lbr future delivery. POTATOES FOR SEED. FINK VAHI KTY ON I I,\ND Having ejncJtided arrangement with ihu laud ing Nurse i ien in this rttate and at flu* North, to supply their most desirable Tn *'* and Plants, for which orders will be taken h( any time arid for any quantity. Jau. 20-ltn UUUiCTj o 1/j.Tionrinv. JUST rccuiviol a full a..-t>rtim*at <>< HUI’KIiITN'K ROVAL FOLIO ROST, “ FOLIO ROST; “ liUARTO ROST; •• OOMMRKCIAL ROST; •‘ MLIIIUM, all wulgUtrt, “ DKM V, “ “ I LAT CAR, “ •• LAWYERS’ BRIEFS, a very Mip article; “ MERCANTILE CAR; “ I'OOLS CAR; •• MERCANTILE NOTE; <• LETTER, in half ami ifiiarler reatu*. nf all iial it 1.-h. Ac., Ai ~ tn^' , thnr with NEWS ami WUARRINO RARER ul < very Mize ami i siipuilur quality. Fur Mule t unillltially low price* lit the Dm . 17—ts ROCK ISLAND RARER MILLS. •i M H OVAL. NANCE & EENEROE UAVK taken tin SVno recently occupied by j Messrs. Allen & Camak* one door south of ; McUough A Cos., where their friends and the publi generally an* invited to call. Their gtock of GOODS i larue nnd wdl wlcctud, ami tlieir I’riu, a. low nt* any limt-ic in tho city. Jan 4. 5.1-tr _ N INI K A ItKNt 808 CAW AND SEI II.K. HW. NANCE will tu'realtor ho at tho tUoru , . of Nunc# A Ronfrno, where thoao owing him j drag or other acconntM w ill (dtowo call and >ettle. I 110 I. deMiroun to clo.-e UR all hlz old buMitien. January 1,1869-ts NOTICE! t< HIRRKBSof Freight on theOnolikn •.. O Brain ban I Montgomery and Wont IdJ J | Rolnt Rail Road, ar notlßed tbat ■ Freight will be received from Stm Kino until 4 o‘i luck |i. m. and not lieforo or alter Ilic.o I botira. .1. K. ARRI.ER, Agent ColumbtiM, Doc. 2d, IHSM-tl 1 1858 1858 1858. ! HATS, J 4 HATS, JUST RECEIVED AT j Mo. I*3 Broad sit., Columbus, Ga. J. H. DANIEL & CO. (A ALL and examine our assortment of lato pur- J (.'lrons of HATS and CARS for Men ami | Youths, consisting iu part of the following vario ) tics of fashionable styles; FASHIONABLE MOLESKIN HATS; Drub, E; all and Black SOFT CASS. HATS; FRENCH OASFIMEHE HATS; TWEED OASSIMHRE HATS; BLACK and C JLOREI) CLOTH HATS; LEATHER HATS; SOFT GLAZED HATS and HUNTING HATS. Silk Velvet, Black and Colored CLOTII AND GLAZED CAPS. YOUTH'S PLAIN aud FANCY CA RS, uesorted. A Large Lot of PACKING TRUNKS For sale very low by J. H. DANIEL A CO., ■ Dec. 14-ts 123 Brood Street. 80 Broad Street. 86 GREAT BARGAINS! D ESI KING to cl oho out our present largo and well asßortcd Stock of TDBL-'?- GOODS, Ready-Made Clothing, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND (M&NTS. I'llUXiSlllNC; GOODS, RIUiI’AKATGRY TO RECKIVINU UUR SPUING STOCK, \YE OFFER TT AT NEW YORK COST, FOR CASH. As mi Indcicemc'iit to Huycrs, Wo offer as follows : A good article of Black Silk, 60 cents per yard. All wool Delaine KobcH, $2. Figured Delaines, formerly sold at *26 et., 12)rc* French Mori non, bust quality, 5-4 wide, 75 cts. A lot of Mourning Delaines, 9 cts. por ytird. 1 jadies* F.uamelled Shoes, all sizes, 60 cents. And all other goods in proportion. Please give us an early call. HjXjIUS <& JEIOSB, Jan. 22. H 6 llro:ul s(. DI9SOLU noir. r E eojiartre rHliip of BROOKS & CHAPMAN Jf was tussolvj'l on the 18th lilt., by mutial con* ‘lit. All pe.’Hoiis indebted to said firm are notified to make payment only to JOHN W. BROOKS, who having purchase if all notes and accounts belonging to tho late linn, is alone au thorized to u e the firm name in settlement of out- JNO W. BROOKS, Jan. 13, 1859. F. S. CHAPMAN. NOTICE. rjPHE undersigned having purchased tho entire 1. interest in the DRUG STORE of Drool; A: Cliapmari, will continue the business on his individual account. Asa membor of the lato firm ho would make his acknowledgments to the generous patrons of the house, and respect fully solicit a continuance of their confidence and patronage. f\(). W. BROOKS. Columbus, Jan. J3,1859-tf N. HAL BROOKS, (FOR I JOY .JEFF,) Horsc Srioer and Blacksmith, HAVING taken th” Shop on tiie corner of . Oglethorpe and Bryan streets, opposite the Perry House, is prepared to do every description of Blacksmithiiig. In the department of HORSE SHOEING In* feels that he is sufficiently versed in the art to Shoe in such a manner as In successfully cure all dis. ii es of the feet caused by bad (shoeing, to pre venHivoi-rcaohing, interfering or stumbling. He respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. January 14, 1859 lin WOODEN WARfift CHBAFI REDUCTION IN PRICES! iy E would respectfully inform the merchants V 4 and the public generally, that we have made a great reduction in our wholesale prices of / Tillulu Wares, and other goods in pro portion ; and we know that we can make it to the interest of Southern Merchants to patronize home manufacture. We ask you to give us a call before going ,Worth to purchase, ami wo are confident you will make your purchases of us. TROY MANUFACTURING CO.. No. 40 East side Broad st., Columbus, Ga. Columbus, August 13,1868. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALK. Terms— One-third cash, balance one and two years with interest. \ tF I LL bo sold at tiie Market ff House, to the highest hid- A der, • n l he r IRS'i’ TUESDAY in Mjn ~ February m-xt, u very desirable Ml Hi ilikplßti■AjT iiosbl -mc on Me l otosh stn i in a [)!<•** wint n ighboi liof.d, uitiiiu a few minutes walk of sh Rail Road, the Ghurelies, or Broad st. Tin- buibliogH are all new. The Dwelling is 48x48, suh and intiaily built throughout and handsomely flni-heil, with all coiivooieDces of closets, puntii h, h. . ‘Die out liuildiiigs are ample and well-finished. The lot ( ] / v acre) contains a number of fine shade tiee-s, a well (brieficd from tin: bottom ) of excellent water, and it productive garden. December 23, 1853-ls ELLIB .V MATH IH. FIXE RESIDENCE FOR HALE i N T COLUMJUJS. r |GIG . -r.imodiouß and well J tiui l” 1 House and Out- Vi - Buildings, with one half itcio y>v Am. : j . isoll'o e l i'mi sale on at comm .dating terms. f*":j on given on the first day of October next. Titles iid 1 iputabli’. Apply to April I) rs R R. GOKTCUIUB. HOLIDAYS! HOLIDAYS! .JUST ItKCKIVKD \ T UVV SILVER DII'I'ERS; ITTCIiERM; A3. V...., FORKS; GOB LETS; BUTTER NEW JEWELRY, Os every description, very, very cheap! Also, anew lot of Fine WATCIIKB, for Ladies’ wear; and Fancy Foil CHAIN#. Also some more of thoao very Fine WATCIIKB, Niiitable for Gentlemen. Watf lies and Jewelry repaired, Diamonds set, Engraving and Hair Braiding done., nil in the very bent manner and no mistake, at Dec. 17 A. H. Df.WITT’B. W. W. ROBERTSON & CO., N0.22 Broad SI., CoiumDim, Georgia, Oiki Door Bouth of V( lati a Candy Store, Wholesale and Retail Bacon House. m CASKS or NEW SHOULDERS; Id •• “ HAMS; 10 “ “ CLEAR SIDES; 1 >• of DRIED REEK; Übl. I’ill FEET; b\i “ HOG TONGUES; 600 LLb. HOLuG.NA SAUSAGES; On-kx of SMOKED JOWLS, January 25, 1869-ts Columbus Factory and Mills. OFFICE AT THE FONTAINE WAREHOUSE. hrBM. Hairi; i gr iihi ((l.l'El.liXL Flour st; 00 f.; 00 J 1 60 Family F10ur.... 650 825 106 Extra Floor OO 4 (JO 2 00 Corn Meal and Grit* *oc. per busliol #,|r Cotton Varna, Oanal'orv). Llnaeya, Stripes. I Joan . A' 1 ., Ac. ltniiet ((d Black Shoe*. All timalajvnnr: ufimr uwii mannfnniuro. Jau. K, 1869. HENRY V. MEIGS, Agent. DOUGLAS GIOKROLD’S WIT. | > BCOLLECTIONS of tlio last four l’opci, by I\, Cardinal Wmcman. i Faliiola, or the Ciiorch of the Catacombs. Recollection* of Shelley and liyron. w I ilia, tli h Pilot; a aoqiud to Swisa Family Robinson. Meta Gray, by Marla J. Melnlosli. gir Philip Sydney ami his Times, at Jan. 17. PEASE’S BOOK STOKE. CLOSING SALE OF FALL AND WINTER ROODS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF WOOLENS. WE are now offerlug our entire stock of Woolen (j'Ki.is at and below NEW YORK COST. Our Stock ol Wordens now on hand consists of ALL WOOL DE LAINKS, ALL WOOL FRENCH DK I.AINE KOIIES, 1 AMERICAN I)E LAINKS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, TOIL DE OHEVRKS, ENGLISH PLAIDS, omti Childruu - BLANKETS, KERSEYS, LINSEYS, Juana, Tweeds, Satinetts, Cloths, Cassimcrs, &c. . t'ino lied Blankets, lieavy Shawls, Merino Sliawls, Pluck Thibet Shawls, with Silk and Zephyr Fringe, Talmas, Ac. Ac. Wo are also offering our large stock of SILK DRESSES, i at a great reduction, and at prices which canAotfail I to induce purchasers to buy from us. Wo invito j ‘all, and tile ladies especially, to givo us a call be fore making their purchases. Our object is to make room for au entirely new and largo stock of Spring and Summer (100 ‘ , „ Uicli we promise shall he in no respect second to any stock in Georgia. GEO. VV. ATKINSON A TAYLOR. 45 iV’ Terms cash exclusively. 4i.) •Wo have just lecoived a large aud beautiful stock of Ladies’ Embroidered Collars and Sleeves. Call anil see them. A. A T. janOtf CLEARANCE SALE! REDUCTION IN PRICES FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AT THE NEW ONE PRICE CASH STORE, No. 140 ilrond Street, MASONIC HALL BUILDING. JAMES McPHILLIPS HAVING determined, in order to mnke room . for the Spring Stock, to clear out tho entire balance lemaining of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, will on and after January I, offer I>in entire stock of SILKS, SHAWLS, M ERINOKS, DRESS GOODS, BE A N K ETS, FLANNK LB, and all other WINTER GOODS, Without any regard to Prolltl CALICOES AND HOMESPUNS Os every description, at very Low Prices. Cash Buyers will And they can sve money by making their purchases here, as bin large an Hortinent of WINTER GOODS must ho disposed of during the present season. if 0- The whole stock has been marked down to prices tbat must insure speedy sales. Heim inker the address. JAB* McPHILLIPS, Xo. 140 Broad Street, Masonic* Building. Columbus, Jan. 1,1869. SOLD OUT! UA VING sold out my stock of DRUGS, Ac., t# Messrs. J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., I would respectfully ask my friends aud patrons to con tinue their calfs at No. 136 Broad street. January 21 D. YOUNG. -A. CARD. f|MIK undersigned having purchased of Dr J YOUNG tiiH stock of Drugs, Ac., have formed a partnership lot the purchase and sale of Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Sic., under the name and style of J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., and would respectfully solicit a liberal patronage from their friends and all interested in the pur chaso of Medicines, Ac. J A. WHITESIDE, Jan. 21. JOSEPH DARLING. TAKIS “NOTICE 1 \1 1 4 persons indebted to the lato firm of DAN* FORTH, NAGEL A CO., are requested to call at tiie Store recently occupied by Dr. D. Young and settle their accounts, and greatly oblige Jan. 21. 1859-ts J. A. WHITES I DK. COPARVn It. 8 HIP* nil. J. A. URQUHART and FOSTER S. CHAP MAX respectfully givo notice that they have purchased the establishment of the late concern of Danforth, Nagel A Cos., and will continue the DRUG BUSINESS at the same stand, under the firm of UItQUHART & CHAPMAN. They solicit the continued patronage of their old friends ami customers, with uil others who may be pleased tr. give them a call. Dll. UIMAUIIART WILL continue the practice of medicine, and will keep bis office at the Drug Store. January 12,1859-ts . Copartnership Notice. Bib undersigned having formed a copartner- J ship under the name and style f AGEE & IVERSON, Will continue the Wholesale and Retail X>ri£JGr BUHINXiaS at the old stand, idugie Drug btore, JXo. 93 Broud Street, where there vaill always be be louud a choice lot of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, I'AINTS, OILS, GEASS, PEFUMEKY, FANCY AtID TOILET AHTICLES, Hair and Tooth Brushes, RARE WINES AND BRANDIES, (for medical purposes only,) Chewing anti Smoking Tobacco, Clgai'n, &C., & C.f uil of which wo warrant of best quality, and we guarantee to sell them at the lowest possible price that enu be offered in this market, for cash or approved credit. Whenever an article purchased from our house does not come up to our representation, we will refund the money on the reception of the article. We most respectfully solicit a liberal share of public putrojiug-, hoping that by atrict attention to business and to tho interests of our eustomorH h> merit a continuance of the libeial patronage bostoA< and upon our predecessors. rhyajcuiuH prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, dav or tdaht. bv a rnn.nr* • * SYDENHAM ACEE, JOHN F. IVERSON. p. S.—Persons in want of medicine after the usual hours for closing at night will find our Mr. Aceo iu the front room, directly over our Store, ready to atteud to their wants. ACKK A IVBBftON. PALACE ROOMS OF ART! ri'lll'. Hubicrlburn, having purchaHod the I rite rent I_ of Mr. B. K. I'opkina iu the Palace ItHKuer rcuu Hooiiih, bolt leave to iuform the public that it will he their aim to keep up the already meat reputation of the Houma. No Picture will lw lin iahed except thoao cannot be excelled in tho city. \Vc most respectfully Invito everybody to virit our Hoonta and examine apeeimena,whether wish* in Picturea or not. BKOWN & TCJtNKK. Photographs! 00 TO BKOWN & TUKNKR’B Ambrotypos! UO TO BROWN A TURNER’S. Molainotypes! GO TO BROWN A TURN HR’S. Sphorootypes!—(Patent Right.) BY BROWN A TURNER. Colombo*, June t, IK6B—tf. LUMBER FOR SALK. 4 LARGE lot of SEASONED LUMBER ou j\ i m „d and for ale at euatomary pricea, for Cohli or Produce. W are also prepared to cut aud deliver on the care all order* for Lumbar. Order* respectfully solicited. Address O. 11. WALTON A 00., Oceola Mills. March 2-tr AGENT, Muscogee A. It. NEW ORLEANS IYRUP. xt KW Orleans Syrup of the new orop, a choice 1\ article, lor sale low by the barr.l or galloß at Not. 18. RAGLAN® A
