Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Largest City and Country Circulation.
Weduiiiilfty Dlorutng, K). O, 1850.
flee reading matter on every page.
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Ur. J. 1!. Troup, of Darien, (ia., who
win on board the ill-fated North Carolina
iU tho time she was burned, accompanied
by his two risters, lost all their baggage,
and $2,000 in money.
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Mr. .loltn Gomez, a printer, but at the
time of his death, in the employ of tho
Florida Itail Hoad Company, was killed
recently by the explosion of tho boiler
attached to the steam pile driver at Cedar
Keys.
The examination of witnossua in the
case of the Express robbery, is atili pro
gressing hofore tho Committing Justioes,
at Montgomery. Tho Advertiser thinks
it will not be gotton through before
Thursday.
The Mobile llcgister rays there is an
abundant supply of counterioit quarter
and half dollars, principally of tho uiiut
age of Isr>7 and 18&H, now in circulation
in that city, and that many of the citizens
have been victimized in a small way.
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Kxtenatvc Fire,
The steam raw mi”, of Cox, Markely A
Cos., at Greenville, S. C., was burned on
tbe morning of the 2i)i(i ult., with all its
(• intents. Loss about $1.1,01)0, of which
$5,000 was covered by itisurt nee.
Vie reliant’ nail Planters’ Hunk.
tin Saturday last Hiram Robert.', James
I’. S riven, 11. Molyn.aux, John Boston,
Geo. Cornwell, John Murchison, .). H.
Noely, J. VV. I’oar.iou, and i. V/. Morrell,
were elected Directors of tho Merchants’
and I'luntors’ Bank, at Savannah, for the
ensuing year.
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l’ork Pocking n(. tin- West.
The Cmcinnati l’rico Current of Feb.
2d, publishes its annual statement of the
pork packing in the West, showing an
increase in number of 228,000 hogs, but
a decrease in weight of ti,\ per cent., and
a decrease in bird of 7) per cent. The
int increase in the crop, a- compared
with last year, is 70,000 hogs, or 3;j per
cent.
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Southern liunk of Alabama.
The hooks of subscription of this bank
lor the purpose of increasing the capital
-t irk (bo amount of $250,000, in accor
dance with tiie amended charter, will bo
opened tho 7th of March next, at Mobile.
Stockholders are to have tho exclusive
privilege for the first five days. The
llcgister says the new stock will bo quick
ly taken.
a.
tlnitkni]>t I!!!l~Mr. Toombs.
It i- stilted in tho papers that Senator
Toombs intends, in the course of this
week, to bring forward a bankrupt bill,
similar in its details to tho one reported
by tho Judiciary Committee at the last
so- ion, and sustain it by a speech. Al
though there is much pressure of public
bu-iness, some of the prominent friends
at the measure in both houses, if it is
presented, think the bill will pass, pro
vided it is advocated with zeal. It is
claimed that the Senate being opposed to
interfering with the tariff, gives the bill
additional strength.
In Trouble.
It is said the Michigan Legislature lias
“put its foot in it,” by voting fi 10 acres of
land to Mrs. Rogers, because rho pro
'iuccil four little Rogerses at one and the
same birth. It has set a precedent which
may cost tho State thousands of acres of
land. The Detroit Free Press says Mr.
Job lbiriiap, of Sumter, Wayne county,
has applied to the Legislature to divide
its favors, llis papers sot forth that
Mrs. liiirniip “has given birth to nineehil
dren at four births, three of whom were
born ten months after marriage,” that ho
is a poor man, and tlioreforc prays for a
donation of land, as in the case of Mrs.
Rogers.
Tin’ Wanderer’* Africans.
In the course of an article under this
head, the Savannah Republican of Satur
day asks what is to be done with tho two
Africans now lying prisoners in the ('hat
ham county jail; and cays that the act ot
ISI7 authorizes the Governor of tho State
of Georgia, upon information that Afri
cans have been landed within the limits
of the State, “to appoint a commissioner
or commissioners, who shall take them in
possession and convey them to Millodgo
ville, where the Governor, after giving
sisiy days’ notice in a public gazette,
shall proceed to dispose of them at public
outcry to the highest bidder.”
The Republican suggests that this law
be enforced in relation to the two Afri
cans, mid thinks Governor Brown would
meet with no opposition from tho Federal
authorities in enforcing the statute. It
would not only benefit the prisoner#
themselvcH, by providing them with cotn
forlable home and employment with kind
masters, but relieve tho govonrfncnt of a
soi ions burden, and au expense that is
daily augmenting.
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Atlanta unit West l’nint itullltonii.
Wo are indebted to G. G. Hull, K*q.,
Superintendent of the Atlanta and West
Point Kail Road, for the following state
ment of its business for six months end
ing on tlie Ist of January, ]Bsff. The
expenses are not given, but wo learn that
they have been much lighter, for tho same
period, than heretofore. This exhibit is
certainly very gratifying, and, whan
tiikon in connection with the improve
ment in the business of most other roads
,u Georgia, shows au unparalleled degree
of prosperity in all departments of busi
ness .
lLu.digcrj. Freight, MfctW, i ■ Total.
I'irnitiKK lust nix
m 1 ’litlm 70 $08,400 70 $188,402 40
Same tunc ‘67.,.. 84,410 Oil 50,67 4 00 100,001 60
fnrroino $6,510 04 $43,Ml Mi $48,440 00
Atlanta American.
The legislature of Missouri has pasred
an act limiting the maximum of tlie State
debt to $50,000,000.
Further by the Asia.
Os the 41,000 bales sold for the week,
1 speculators took 500 and exporters 5,500
bales. There is some little discrepancy
in the reports of the circulars—some state
Uplands hud declined l-llid., others that
Mobile and Uplands had slightly declined,
and again that tho market closed with a
declining tendency. Tho sales on Friday
were 0,000 bales, closing dull. Tho fol
lowing are the authorised quotations :
Pair Orleans “'/pi. I Mlddl’g Orleans * 7 and.
“ Mobile .7it. I “ Mobile 0 11-lbd.
“ Uplands..o 13-H I. | “ lij>'ands....C 9-IW.
Tho stock of cotton in port was 540,000
bales, of which 272,000 bales were
American.
Sint of Truili. —Manchester advices
were favorablo: cloths were firm; but
little inquiry existed for yarns and prices
were weak.
//.ii re Cotton M ulct, —Orleans Tros Or
dinaire quoted at 07 francs, and the
market closed dull. Sales of tho week
0,500 bales. •
London Mulct. —Money was reported
in somo circles decidedly more stringent,
and in others unchar god. Gonsols were
i quoted at. 96-J. The bullion in the Bank
of Kngland had decreased £O,OOO. The
Barings, in their produce circular, report
the sugar market buoy. at.
Liverpool General Murid*. —Flour dull,
and quotations nominal. Wheat inactive
with a declining tendency. Coni quota
tions barely maintained. Pork firm, and
all qualities slightly advanced. Bacon
heavy. Bard dull, at 565. Sugar firm.
Coffee steady. Naval stores firm. Rice
unchanged.
Tho steamship Fulton, with accounts
from tho United States to tho Bth of Jan.,
reached Havre on tlie 21st.
Tho growing confidence in the continu
ance of peace had caused a partial revival
in the Paris Bourse.
Tlie death of the King of Naples had
been reported, but was discredited.
The Austrian loan of six millions .ster-
I'ng had boon announced.
The latest correspondence from the
continent states that confidence in the
continuance of peace is losing ground.
Warlike preparations are continued in
France.
It is reported that au offensive and de
fensive alliance has been concluded be
tween France and Sardinia.
It is said that Great Britain has re
solved to protect her interests in Mexico.
The Swiss National Council has voted
five hundred thousand pounds sterling to
immediately convert all the public guns
into tho permission principle.
Austrian troops are pouring into Lom
bardy, but no outbreaks are announced.
Many steamers for transports are pre
paring for sea, in France.
Overland Mall from California.
St. Louis, Feb. 7. — The overland mail
from California lias arrived, and dates
from San Francisco to the 14th January,
have been received.
The Suprme Court of California has
decided against tho constitutionality of
the acts of tho legislature taxing mining
claims, and prohibiting the immigration
of Chinese laborers.
Latest from lluytf.
Boston, Feb. 7. —Intelligence from
liayti to the 10th Januury has been re
ceived. The revolution has extended to
all parts of the empire, and Soluoquo lias
been defeated on land and at sea. At St.
Marks there had been severe fighting with
considerable loss of life. The imperial
licet had taken refuge at Port au Prince,
but it was thought Souloque’s retreat had
been cut off. llis coffee had all been
■ eized and sold at auction.
Congressional.
Washington, F'eb. 7.—ln the Senate
to-day, tho agricultural college bill was
passed : and District of Columbia affairs
wove discussed.
In the House, tho Senate resolutions
were passed refunding to tho States of
Georgia and Tennessee the amounts ex
pended in the Irulintr wars.
Resignation of Hon. Jiitm Forsyth.
Washington, Feb. 7.—Mr. Forsyth has
resigned his mission in Mexico. It is un
derstood that Gen. Cass has assured him
that the Administration expresses full sat
isfaction at his course in Mexico.
A New National Democratic Paper.
Washington, Feb. 7.—lt is stated that
Messrs. Forsyth and Pryor are about to
take charge of a national Democratic
journal in New York, with a capital of
one hundred thousand dollars.
Lost ami ntiiilili’d Schooners.
Wilmington, Feb. 7.—The bark Exact,
from New York for Savannah, got ashore
at Frying Pan Shoals on Saturday. The
vessel and cargo are totally lost. The
crow wore saved.
The schooner George Harris, from Bal
timore for Charleston, was put in here
dismasted and leaking.
From Africa.
A writer on board tho U. S. Hag ship
Cumberland, in a letter from Porto l’raya
to the Boston Courier, gives an interest
ing description of Uengucla and the eouti
try adjacent. Deng lola is tho capital of
tlie Portuguese province of tho same
name, and contains about 2,000 inhabit
ants, of whom about 100 are whites, or
of mixed blood, and tlie rest pure blacks.
Tho country abounds ; n game, and tho
river swarms with crocodiles and hippo
jiutouii, wHilo twenty miles in the interior,
lions, tigers and elephants arc to be found.
During the stay of the Cumberland at
Bcngucla, a party of natives from the in
terior arrived, laden with elephants’ tusks
and gum copal. They arc described as
being tall and erect, and some of them
good looking and of graceful carriage ;
lmt they were all miserably dirty aud
emaciated, and nearly—some of them
quite—without elothiug. They exchange
their ivory und gum with the Portuguese
for coarse cotton cloth, some old con
demned government muskets, powder,
and a few bottles of rum—the Portuguese
getting the best of tlie bargain; and they
were again lleeccd by the women of near
ly all they obtained, save the rum, which
they took good care to drink at once*.
The writer describes a native village
which he visited, where there was such
dancing, jumping and shouting among
the natives, in honor of the Americans,
that they seemed to be so many happy
maniacs.
The Cumberland remained two days at
the 1 mouth of tlie Congo river, sending a
boat up the river to look for slavers, but
finding nouc. Several American slavers
had lately made their escape with full
cargoes of slaves—among them the brig
Charlotte with S(H), tho Ellen with 300,
and tho yacht Wanderer, (’apt. Corrie,
with 350; but unluckily they wero just
too late.
Merchants’ Knit llnnil Shipping
Receipts, neatly printed null bound, for sale
1 t the BUN OFFICE.
GEORGIA BtJPREME COURT.
SESSION AT MACON—JANUARY TERM, 18fcv.
Rep rtod for tho Fa. .nnuh Republican.
Alexander B. Martin, vs. Matthew
Williams —Complaint. In error from
Terrell. Judgment below affirmed.
In a contest between two, under deeds
from tho same quarter, one of which was
dated 10th July, 1834, and recorded sth
May, 1830—tho other dated 3d April,
1834, and recorded in the yenr 184.).
Held: that tho older deed takes prece
dence, notwithstanding the younger was
first recorded.
James Gorham, vs. Rabun G. Hood, i
et aL —Trespass, in error from Harris.
Judgment below affirmed on the first
ground, and reversed on the second.
1. A constable may, on tbe trial of a
ease of trespass ri cl armis against him,
for the seizure of property, make a nunc
pro tunc entry on the fi. fas. showing that
such seizure was made as a levy.
2. Trespass vi ct armis is the proper
remedy against a constable for a levy on
negroes, where there is sufficient personal
property other than tho negroes to satis
fy tho fi. fas. in his hands—the constable
in such case not being authorized to levy
on negroes.
Asa Marshall, vs. Thos. J. Draw
horn — Bill, ike. In error from Taylor.
Judgment below reversed.
Marshall sued Drawhorn at law on a
contract of general warranty, in tlie sale
of a slave. Drawhorn filed a bill against
Marshall, asking an injunction of the
suit, and praying a reformation of the
bill of sale, in which the warranty was
included. The bill alleged that the con
tract, as really made, excepted from the
general warranty of soundness tho stiff
neck of the slave and the effects of the whip
ping that had just been inflicted upon him.
.Marshall demurred to the bill in tho Court
below, and tho Court overruled the de
murrer. Held: that the demurrer ought
to have been sustained ; the seller not be
ing liable, on the warranty for these de
fects; they being patent defects, and hav
ing been shown to the purchaser before
the sale.
Benj. Green, vs. Wm. W. Cjikevur.—
Case. In error from Dougherty. Dis
missed for want of notice.
James Moon, vs. Nathan Rf.spass—
Bill, Sc. In error from Schley.
This case was withdrawn by Plaintiff’
in error.
Jacob Waddell, vs. The State —Va-
grancy. In error from Marion. Judg
ment below affirmed.
Tlie decision of the Court, below refus
ing to set aside the verdict, and grant a
new trial in the above cause, was affirmed;
the Supreme Court holding (as the Court
below did) that the evidence justified tho
finding.
Sterling J. McCrouy, vs. Samuel
Casky —Debt. In error from Schley.
On the 20th day of December, 1853,
suit w r as brought on a promissory note,
bearing date “Dec mber Ist, 1852,” and
due “the 25th of December next.” Held,
that on the trial of such a case, and to
prevent the dismissal of the suit, plaintiff
may prove that tho note was so written
by mistake, and was intended to be made
due, the 25th of December, 1852.
Nkwnan Mcßain, et a!., caveators, vs.
Elizabeth Wimbisii, propounder, &c.
Caveat to Will. In error from Schley.
Judgment below affirmed.
Wm. Wimbish died in the county of
Sumter. Elizabeth Wimbish propounded
for probate, in the Court of Ordinary of
said county, the Will of decedent, and an
appeal was taken to the Superior Court.
Pending said appeal, the county of Schley
was formed, and the residence of testator
(while in life) was cut off from Sumter
into Schley. Held: That the transfer of
the record from Sumter to Schley was
proper, and that the Superior Court of
Schley county had jurisdiction oi’ the
cause.
Henry J. Lamar, vs. Tiios. P. Cottle,
et at. —Assumpsit. In error from Schley.
This case was transferred from Sumter.
Lamar brought suit in the Superior
Court of Sumter county, vs. Cottle, of
the county of Sumter, as principal on a
promissory note, and Burnam of the coun
ty of Houston, as endorser. Cottle lived,
at the time of suit, in Sumter. The Sher
iff of Sumter made a return of non cst
inventus, as to Cottle. Burnam was prop
erly served with a copy of the second
original declaration. At the trial term of
the cause, Lamar obtained an order that
service bo perfectc 1 on Cottle by the next
term of the Court, which order was pur
sued. Both defendants appeared and
pleaded to the merits. Held, that the
Court below erred, iu dismissing tho suit
at the hearing on appeal, the original de
fect in the service having been cured.
Nltnmlioiii Explosions.—Since the dis
covery of the wonderful efficacy of Da. Bragg’s
Arctic Liniment iu extracting the tire from burns
and scalds, it D becoming customary for the com
nmuders of ateamers in the Western and Southern
waters to carry a good supply of tlie Liniment in
| their medicine chests, to he used iu eases of fire or
an explosion. This is a judicious arrangement,
but to make sure of a supply, however, iu case of
necessity, cacti passenger should procure n bottle
before going on board. Every family, also, should
I keep a supply iu the house, for there is no know
ing at what moment some member may be badly
burned or scalded, and in case of such rnsnnlty,
the quicker the Liniment can be applied tho better.
It instantly extracts tho pain and smart, and if
applied immediately utter the accident, wilj gen
.rally prevent blistering. This Liniment is also
l Invaluable in curing the diseases of horses, mules,
I ntid other animals.
Fur Sato iu Columbus, Georgia, by
l mil'll ART A CHAPMAN.
An agent is wanted iu every town aud village.
Applications should be made to Ihii.gii Burrowes,
; Bt. Louis, Missouri, and must always lie accompa
! uied by good reference. Feb. S-liu
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The Liallml of the Flu&il !
MiU im u.n bonum sub nubibus , mortulibus notion, <st
Fluid urn! —Jovinuut* Kulylub, Do Bonis, J.iv. y.,
iv., ad lot*. Fragments in the Bodlefnu
Library.
| When little John bit Busy’* too,
Aud Nancy scalded prattling .100,
What healed their wound* ami soothed tliuir woe.’
Tin: FLUID!
When T.'inmy gouged hi# shut's eyo,
And stinging been lundo Ellon cry,
What sovereign balm did wo apply ‘:
TlllS FLUID!
What agent, then, could ouc desire,
To quench tho rage of burning tiro,
To soothe tbo stings of iuseelH dire?
THIS FLUID!
Each Druggist in this happy land,
For Fifty Cents “ shelled ’* in his hand,
Will forthwith place at your command.
THAT FLUID!
WHAT FLUID 9
WHY,
Darby's Wonderful Prophylactic!
THE GREAT PREMIUM DISINFECTANT.
Manufactured only iu tbe Lahratory of
J. DARBY. Auburn, Ala.
From which, or
It AURAL, KIBLEY A KITCHEN,
70 Barclay Street. N. Y., it may be ordered.
For sale in Columbus, Ua.. by
JOHN W. BROOKS,
PEMBERTON A CARTER.
URIR'IIAKT A CHAPMAN.
,1. A. WHITESIDE A CO.
ACEE A IVERSON.
January 12, 186th taplO
Fever and Ague! A case of eight |
’ months* standing cured by B<Enn.ivr.’s llom.a>.d j
: 131 iters.
Michael Kelly, No. 117 Seventh, near Grant
I street, Pittsburgh, aay i :
“Last July, while running on tbo river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and Now Or
j leans, I was tah -u with Fever and Ague. For
eight long months I suffered with tlpn dreadful
! disease. Tho greater part of this time I was una
ble to work, and spent at least tlfty dollars for
different medicines, but found no permanent re
lief. Three weeks ago, one of my friends insisted
upon my trying lkcrliaTo’s Holland Hitters, saying
that a cure was guaranteed. After taking ic for
I one week I must any I was a round man. I have
bet u at work now for two weeks, and have Lad no
’ return of the Chills or Fever whatever.”
I certify that the above Blab merit is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or It. Cluster’s GcUhic Hall.
Caution.—l3(s careful to a*k for Bcerliave’s Hol
land Littcrf ,manufactured l>y tbo sole proprietors.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jit., & CO.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold in C duinbuH by BROOK* & CHAPMAN,
und Drugging gem rally throughout tho State.
February S, 1859-fit
MAHBIED,
At Enterprise. Miss., on the lutinst., at the reri
donco of Mr. George W. Freeman, by Rev. J. E.
Newman, Mr. 0. S. Holland aud Miss Lucy Free
man, all of Enterprise.
ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICA*
r IHIE members of Fire Cos. No. 6 are
.1 requested to meet at the Engine
iiooiu THIS (Wednesday; EVENING,i c
at 7 o’clock, equipped for drill. iK?!?S2~
By order of Foreman. Feb. 9-lt
WIIAT THE LAIHEB ARE AIL JL
WANTING !
JUST received, Ten Pounds* of the very best
WHITE WORSTED, fresh from New York.
T. 11. VAN DEN BE KG’S,
Fob. 9-.'3t No. 7b Broad street, Columbus, Ga.
DRIED BEEF ! DRIED BEEF I
i>EEF that is Beef, and tlso best of Beef, enu be
> had by calling soon at
Feb. 9. ‘ PrORAFFJSNRK’.P’S CORNER.
FOR SALE,
fIMIK late residence of Dr. E. T. Taylor, ■
JL one of tho most completo and desir. $ -
bin in the city. Price $4,b00. |ijj ~ I
Also, a STUItE HOUSE on Broad street. JailajlL
one of the best stands in the city for a large gro
cery business. PAUL J. SEMMES.
Columbus, February 8, 18l)9-tf
HIDES! WE WANT HIDES!
UT>l will buy flint or dry salted hides in any
VV quantity and at almost any price. Bring
them in. Tho cash ready. We pay move than
any body when wo buy, and charge less when wo
sell. Try us aud Bee.
TYLER & SNORTER.
01j!> MAGNOLIA YV11I8KY!
rpilE best and purest of all liquors, warranted
X free of poison. Livers of good liquor, here’s
a chance for you. We are agents for the manu
facturers, and sell to the trade at their prices.
febl TYLER * SB RTKR.
NEW BACON*
lit A AAA LBS. just received. New Hams!
nIU.I/Ul/ New Shoulders Salted and Pickled
Pork. [feh9] TYLER A SHORTER.
CORN AND FLOUR.
A GOOD lot now arriving and for sale low.
feb9 TYLER A SHORTER.
MOLASSES.
1 & Li i BARRELS, for rale by
JUJU fobs TYLER & SHORTER,
BEED OATS.
QEKD OATS, raised in Maryland and free from
iO rust. Farmers, buy good seed or none.
febfl TYLER & SHORTER.
WANTED,
A GOOD Cook, Washer and Xyoner, without in
cumbrances. Apply at tho o2ice of HUGHES,
DANIEL & CO.S’ Warehouse. Feb. 8. tl.
HOARDERS WANTED.
4 FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can bo accom
jt\. modated as Day Boarders in a private family,
and also a gentleman and wifj furnished with a
comfortable room. For further part iculars apply
at tho SUN OFFICE.
Columbus, February 7-ts
WYNNTON PROPERTY ~
FOR SALE.
A YKKY comfortable anil c<m
/JL veni utCOTTAGK BWBLL- L
ISO, w ith eeveu rooms and fija ~, ]uj
modern improvement*: au cx-Kau ,
cellent well of Water., and a cb-aJ?.‘- -fA—.'.'-iA'A.X
tern of pure water from which liaihiii fe and bed
rooms arc supplied by pipes. Tho place is situated
in a good neighborhood, remarkable for health,
two miles from Columbus on the St. Mary’s Koad,
anil convenient to good school*.
Titles indisputable, and terms easy.
Apply to J. J. McKENDRKE, Bsq., Columbus,
or to Dr. E. C. BOWLIN, Opelika, Ala.
Columbus, February 7-ts
By SLL.IS & riATIIIS.
rOSITIYE SALE OF
$5,000 WOBTH OJr’
PURE SILVER WARE, WATCHES
AND
-irUTk.ybtTO-Vr GOOIIS,
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, 10th inst., at 11 o’clock, we
will bo lat the Ftore iu Kt. Mary’a Bunk
Building, a large lot of
PURE SILVER WARE,
suoii as
Silver Coffee Urn?, Silver Water Kettles,
Soup Tureens, Silver Pilcher?,
Silver Ice Bowl, Silver Sugar Boxes,
Siivur Knife Rests, Silver Salt Spoons.
Silver Dippers, Silver Butter Boats,
Silver Wire Cyphou, Silver Pickle Fork.?,
Silver Pishes, Silver Wire Stund.^.
Silver Soup Ladles, Silver Cake Ba-Jet*,
Silver Sugar Tor gs, Silver Forks and Spoons,
Together with almost every article of Pure Sil
ver and Plated Ware requisite for table use.
A L SO
Several very line Gold Watcliea, Mantel and
Table Ornaments, Extra Fine Oil Paintings, Ac.
These goods were purchased expressly for family
use, with great care as to style und purity, and
the public have now an opportunity of purchasing
such ware nt their own prices. The goods will be
open for inspection for a few days previous to tale.
Air* The sale has been changed to the above
time and place for tho especial accommodation of
TSEI
aud wo hope to have their attention at this auc
tion. Good accommodations w ill be made for their
comfort.
The Goods will bo ready for inspection at the
above named Store on TUK&DA V N EXT.
id ELLIS -v MATHIS, \ , -.
CITY MILL! • El.
!’• 811. lia’.f libl. Qr. llbl.
DOUBLE Extra $u oo 60 2.'.
Extra Family 7 00 .. 60 1 76
Superfine fi 00 !l 00 1 50
City Mills Fine 5 50 2 75 1 10
Geo. Mills or N0.2.. 500 260 125
Meal and llominy 80c. per bushel.
Brail ami Shorts, mixed 50c. pur lOOlhs.
Rich Shorts 80c. p r 10*i lhs.
Feb. 5-3 m WM.J.COmKiiP. Agt.
FIVE YOUNG WELL lihOSci:
HARNESS HORSES
And Ono Buggy at Auction,
/ \N TI'HSDAY, Februury Hth, at half rust 11
V / o’clock, will lie sold in front of
ELLIS A MATHIS’.AUCTION ROOM.
In the mean timo they cull no arm nt the Livery
Staldo of
lab. 6,1859. 8t IVEY, SMITH A CO.
ATTENTION, MAK-K KKPUKs !
PURE CORN JUICE
FOR SAI TL
\\TV. have jmt rieolvud llftrcn barrels
1> ifU. W . Alvvalid.r', i'UKU CORN
M'IIISKY, from Tmiimaoe, which .
warrant junuiui'. Uar-Kiopara and ethers in nai.t
id a No. I article will ulraso call iu ami examine
this Whisky. For sale low by
Feb. o-lui UAKIIISON & PITTS.
■BSD OATII IEKD oats :
! | UISIIKLS of SEED OATS on cousLu
- tH/U meat, by
Kell. .VJv H ARRISON A PITTS
•COAR t 1170 AM I
j < | 111 IDS. of SUGAR, different prudes, for „ule
February 5-1 u UAERISOK A PITTS.
TOIIACCO CIIKVVEHS
qWKC notice that there is semething nic.- ~l
l DrOUAFKENREID’S UOKNBR.
C Igura—Direct Import nitons.
|||i| lIOXEB Ilav.ua. Y u lons brands, for sale
i 1 ‘ fat final 1 advance for Cush by
Jan. IP. K. BARNARD A CO.
TEMPERANCE HALL !
LI-:-*;-ME AND MANAGER Mr. It. O.MARSH.
GREAT SUCCESa OF 1
MARSH'S JUVENILES!
Wedne day Evening, Fob. 0,
Wrll bo predated, fir tho second time,
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
T - conclude with the amusing Farce of
HATS, THE GOOD FOE NOTHING!
NAN Master G. VV. MARSH.
►Seat- 1 may b. 8 cured at tho Ilall during the day
from 10 a. m. until 2 p. iu., without extra charge.
Admission $1; Children and .Servants 50 cents.
Fe! uary 9, ISA''—lt
REMOVAL.
ffUiE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
J removed his stock of
IDiRTST GOODS
to No. 73, (directly opposite his old stand,) on the
west side of Broad street.
This Store haw been newly fitted up with all the
modern improvements, and with a special regard
to the comfort and convenience of the Ladies.
To make room for my Spring Stock I will sell,
regardless of cost, great bargains from now till tho
first of March next. A. HUNTER. •
Columbus, February 9, 1859-1 m
FOIL RENT,
HIS old stand, No. 72, on the east side of Broad
street, till the first of October. Possession
given immediately. A. HUNTER.
Columbus, February 9-lm
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
BRANCH OF TITCOJIB’B
GREAT BOOK BALE
FROM
• sueozesxxjles, iixxza...
NOW OPBNIINO IN
X7s7"oimi'’os . ! Si.i-orvcio,
BROAD SXRBtiT, COLUMBUS.
LN order to insure a np-.iuly ante all of tho hooka,
comprising an usaorim* ut of every useful work
published in t very department of literature, will
be sold as low as ihe publisher’s prices, and in
many instances for less.
A gift worth from 50 cents to SIOO will bo deliv
ered with each Book at tlie time of purchase.
A complete catalogue of all tho be*t Standard
Books may bo seen by calling at our Store.
Unprecedented inducements are offered to all
those who wish to purchase Books.
i\ .v - Ludic-} are parlieu’ary invited to call and
examine our Books. IILIUIISON & FITTS,
Feb. 7-ts Auctioneers.
NEW JAPONIC AS.
JOHN LEE
IT AS just received a splendid lot m
iA. of new striped and variagated .W.®
•JAPONIOAS. Also,Garden Hakes, kSst
Hoes. Spades,'Weeding Forks. Finn.
ting Trowels, ITuuiug Shears, Ac.,
to which he invites the Attention of the public, at
the COLUMBUS SEED STORE, opposite Redd,
Freer & Co.’s, on Broad street. Feb. 7-fit
• FOB £S ro RfiNT.
r jpll]lEE large STORES to rent in Banks’
Building. Inquire of
7--lm J. B. SHIPMAN & CO. JBUSi.
BUILDINO JL.OTS.
}.lOii salo, iu the Town of Girard, Ala., three
’ liauAioiuu Lots, Nos. 7, S und 18, four
acres each, adjoining each other. Ou ono of said
Lots, No. 18, there is a fine spring of water.
Apply to ,l\ K. UARRIS, agent, Columbus, Ga.,
or Vi. O. YOXUW, owner, Yonue’s, Russell Cos., Ala.
August 28, 185b-tf
FOR SAI.XB,
\ NKW, comfortable and very desirable /tmA.
1\ Residence, eitua.cd in a beautiful and ppS- 1
iiealthy part ot’ the city. A bargain can-*=**-
be had in it and no mistake. A negro will be
taken iu part pay.
Also, 120 Acres Land, 40 cleared, balance
heavily timbered, situated 10 miles from the city,
w ithiu one mile of the Mobile and Girard Rail Koad.
Apply to J. T. ECTOR.
Columbus, .January 24, ISoB-2m
TO BEST,
fjpWO BIVELLING HOUSES, contain-
A ing four rooms each, with necessary
oat-houses, near ihe Presbyterian Cliurcli. P r.
Apply to JOSEPH MILLER, .dOLII
Dec. 28-Ls No. 50 Broad street.
FOB Rf,
VV KltY desirable Dwelling House, con- . _ .
tainiug seven rooms, adjoining Mr. f'AsvH
Atkinson’s, and near the Presbyterian JuMMaL
Church. Possession given Ist January, 1859.
Nor. 27, 1858-ts 11. W. NANCE.
FOB BENT,
rpilE CITY HOTEL, ou Broad street.
I near the Market House. Apply to jfc-sdl
P GIITTINOER, .KSa.
October 2-ts At Rankin’s Old Stand.
FOR SALE,
iJWO comfortable Residences and Lots, . ,
one on the corner of Thomas and
Mclntosh streets, and the other on the K.. -S. j
corner of Thomas aud Mercer streets, oiieAlfLEiilL
containing a half and the other a quarter aero.
Apply to e. WILHELM.
Cahimbus, Ga., Oct. 2-ts
FOR SALS OR KENT,
’ j ’ll REE new p.mi pleasant
S Residences, half mile north *, ..U'Y I
of the city, with all necessary aii.'tau.lJ
out-tiuildings attached. r''M
Fur terms, Ac., inquire of ■ ‘
iIAUKISiJN & iilfs.
Nov. 15-8 m or T. I. PEARCE.
LAND FOB SALE.
r IMIIIEE Hundred and Twenty Acres l(
JL Land for sale six miles south-west ofi£;'j
C dumhus. Thu Land is on tho Fort Mitchell
R"ad, in Alabama. Apply to J. .1. Abercrombie,
E<q. liis office is over Gunby & Co.’s Store.
Dee. Sl-tf J. G. KELLAM.
NEGROES FOB SALE.
r PHU undersigned has ten or fifteen iikely
YOUNG NEGROES for sale, among them
Men, A omen and Boys. They can bo seen at tbe
Livery aud Sale Stuhie of Ivey, Smith & Cos.
Jan. 21—tt* CH AS. V. SMITH.
office: mviooobb r. b., >
Coi.LMUUH, Ga., Jan. IS, is, ... j
)( | GOOD able-bodied NEGRO MEN wautod
—a ‘ for tlie balance of this year to work on tho
repairs of this Road. Good wages given, und pay
ments made quarterly.
Apply to J. L. MUSTIAN, Pnperintendout,'at
the Depot, or on the lino of Road to
Jan. 18-ts A. B. BOSTICK.
WANTED,
A COOK, Washer and lronar, for the present
2jL year. Apply at the store of
Jan. 20-ts S. ROTHCHILD & BUO.
J. B. SHIPMAN & CO. t
Grocery and Commission Merchants,
No. ISroud &t, 9 Columbus, Ga.,
Vi ’“ILL attend promptly to all orders fur Bacon,
♦ Liqn u-s, Ac., Ac. ‘
Liberal udvHiiccn.ontc made on consignments
eent to our house. .lan. 27. ‘69-ly
jose mm & co.,
IMI’OK IKIIB OF HAVANA CLOAKS,
ltnmloiph Mlr.-ft, Coluiutnis, On.,
Y.vu Dduru West of tho Columbus Times Office,
‘■ \7 (LL keep constantly ou hand n large assort
-I'i meul of the CIIOit'EST BHANDB.
4ai-Orders from the ecuutry are respectfully
solicited, and will bo filled ut the very lowest
price fur ru-h. ja„‘. 27-lj,
NEW ORLEANS SYRUP.
NEW Orleans Syrup ot tho new crop, a choice
artit le, tor sale low by the barrel or gallon at
Nov. 1A RAGLAND A HiKOil’S.
candles: candles: -
i\t 1 BOXES Star Candles;
t/i/ ;id Boxes Adamantiue Candles.
For sale by GUNBY A CO.
LOST,
ON 111” stree or lietweeu the Planters’ Hotel
aud Muscogee Depot, a SILVER CUP lined
with gold, with G. IV. J. marked nu it. A suitable
reward will he paid fur its delivery to the
Fell. ;i-if SUN OFFICE.
LAW BOOK
7 >ULIC Luwh < f G orgla, l Ly the General
J. A.; “mldy at the 9canion hold in November
and Decomber, i*i6N, oiiibracinu very n>any im
portmt, Acts, t- r ‘ill at the Bo ’k Store of
: - . r. W. Pig ASB vS: CL A BK.
m:w BACOBt NIW BACON!
irsr received H flue lot of NKW COUNTRY
t) JIAOtIN, con: luting of Hants, Shoulders and
Hides,at Dr.GRAFFENRKID’S COKNKH.
Oolnmbus, Fohrtiary L
100,000,000
14LilTllls
EMBRACING every variety and style now in
market, can l-e found at
Chaffin & Johnson’s Book Store.
NEW IBOOKS.
t fresh supply of the following NEW UOOKB
have just received : 0
\\ hut. W ill 110 Do ith It, by Bnlwor;
Carlyle’s Frederick the Great;
The Four Sinters, by Fredrika liromer’
Meta Gray, by M. J. Mclntosh ;
The Coopers, by Cousin Alice;
Lady Blcssington’s Convensatioua;
Ministry of Life;
Courtship of Miles Standish;
Thu Sociable, or Ono Thousand and One Ilum
Amusements.
Fel ( HAFFIN A JOHNSON.
TO PURCHASERS OK
YAllifliil
BY calling at my Store you will have the on
portunity of selocting from nn 1
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF RECENT IMPORTATION
From Xjoncioii.
As thin in my first year in tho VALENTINE
TRADE, I am determined, if
PROFITS
will be any inducement to purchasers, to dispose
of my largo and splendid stock.
REMEMBER
No last year’s Valentines amongst my stock.
Come, before the assortment is broken,
Come, aud get a nice Love Token,
Come, ere it is too late,
Come to the Sign of the big 88
February 5. \y. H, 11. PHELPS.
VALENTINES!
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
mtESTiSES
ENVELOPES, VALENTINE BOXES, Ac.,
At J- W. PEASE’S BOOK STORE.
*’ Orders from Country Merchants flllod with
dispatch, at liberal discount.
Columbus, Ga., January 24,1858.
JNO. F. WHITFIELD WM. I>. SMITH
WHITFIELD &, SMITH,
Premium Book and Job Printers,
OVER THE POST OFFICE,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
OUR Office i well supplied with New Presses.
New Type, Borders, Curs, &c., Ac., and wo
are well prepared to do Printing in any stylo.
November 17, 1858.
Grecian Painting.
VTE beg the attention of tlie ladies to our stock
Lithographs and Engravings,
Prepared expressly for Grecian Painting. We keep
constantly on hand a large and well assorted stock,
and would be pleased to show them at any time.—
Please call and examine.
Feb. 5,1859 CIIAFFIN & JOHNSON.
Livery and Sale Stable.
IVEY, SMITH & CO.
HMHE undersigned having purchasedr-cljjHg; M ■
A tlie interest in the Livery and BaliitSwOljP
enable of F. G. Wilkins and A. I. Robison, formerly
occupied by IVEY, WILKINS & CO., the busi
ness will in future be conducted undei tho name
and style of IVEY, SMITH A CO., and solicit a
continuation of the patronage heretofore so liber
ally bestowed. JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
Jan. 21-ts CHAS. V. SMITH.
DISSOLUTION.
rPIIK copartnership heretofore existing under
1. tlie mime and style of IVEY, WILKINS A
CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to tlie late firm, aod those having
claims against the same will please settle with and
present to IVEY, SMITH A CO., who alono are
authorized to sottie tho same.
J. It. IVEY,
F. G. WILKINS,
Columbus, Jan. 21-ts A. I. ROBISON.
TO THE PLANTERS OF
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.
KETTLE WELD’S
MANIPULATED GUANO,
OR,
Peruvian and Phosphatic Guano;
XM PORTEI) from the inlands of ChincaaDd Ne-
Combined aud closely integrated by
machinery. No. 1 warrented to contain 8 per
cent. Ammonia, 45 to 50 per ceLt. Phosphate of
Lime. No. 2 warranted to contain 5 per cent.
Ammonia, 55 to 00 per cent. Phosphate of Lime.
Surpassing Peruvian Guano in tho production of
a first Crop, und Bone Dust in tho improvement of
the Soil.
“My Manipulated Guano having become tho ac
cepted and successful rival of Peruvian Guano, I
trust I shall he pardoned for putting upon public
record what is so universally known in Baltimore,
that 1 am solely and exclusively the Originator of
this article by the use of machinery.”— •American
Farmer f 1857. KING, ALLEN & CAMAK,
Jau. 25-tapl Sole Agents, Columbus, Ga.
MATTRESSES!
FO R TH E M ILLION!
BOIE undersigned now havo and keep constant
-4L !y on hand a large stock of MATTRESSES,
of all sizes, weights and materials, and of every
style, Which are offered for sale CIIKAI* ut the
Troy Factory Ware Booms, No. 40 Broad street.
Jan. 81-3111 JEFFERSON A HAMILTON.
New Sewing Machine.
BARTHOLF’S
UNRIVALED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IS now in thin city, and can be eoen at ROSETTE,
MELICK •& CO’S. Thee Machines are admit
ted to be far the best now made, aud took the
PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
over all others at tho Fair in Quern’s County,
Brooklyn, New York, at their Inst Fair.
It sews Leather, Cloth, Kerseys, Muslins, Silks,
Linens, etc., makes the Interlocked or Back Stitch
•:>a h Bides, Gathers, Tucks, Stitches in cord,
and hems without Basting. TIIE WORK CAN
NOT BE RIPPED OR RAVELED.
The Machine is simple, durable, easily learned,
and runs vit great speed.
The public are invited to call and examine it for
themsi Ives before purchasing elsewhere.
Price from SSO to $l4O.
-9®* Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired iu
good style.
-l-Ls F. A. FAIRCHILD, Agent.
PALACE ROOMS OE ART!
fpilK subscribers, having purchased the interest
X of Mr. 11. F. Popkins iu tho Palace Daguer
reuu Rooms, beg leave to inform tho public that
it will bo tlioir aim to keep up the already great
reputation of tho Rooms. No Picture will be fin
ished except those cannot be excelled in tho city.
Wo most respectfully invito everybody to visit
our Rooms and examine specimens, whether w ish
ing Pictures or not. BROWN & TURNER.
Photographs!
GO TO DROWN & TURNER’S
Ambrotypos!
00 TO BROWN A TURNER’S.
Melainotypos!
GO TO BROWN A TURNER’S.
Spliereotypes!— (Patent Right.)
BY BROWN * TURNER.
Columbus, June 1,1858-ts.
NOTICE!
SIIIl’P!! It* of freight “tl tho Opelika ■
Bihill'll Mid Montgomery and Wet IAL-J
I’oint Bail Ruud, are not I find tlmt
Freight will he received from 61111 Rid” “ “
until 4 o'clock ]>. m., aud not hofore or after the*”
hours. J. FI. AFPLEK, Agent.
Columbia!, Dec. 20, 1858-ts
COP A R VM ERSHIP.
MR. K. 0. PEARCE having been admitted a* a
partner in our house, the Imsinesi will here
after be conducted under the hamr aud Htyle of
0. W. ATKINSON A CO.
O. W. ATKINSON A TAYLOR.
G. W. Atkinsuk. Jas. TaVLok, 11. C. Piarcz.
Columl ua, Ga., Jau. 11,18511.
VHBSItI si PPMKs.
It XT R A GOSHEN BUTTER, sweet and nice;
2j NEW SMOKED HERRINGS;
Just received by
December 4. TYLKK A SHORTER.