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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1859)
COLUMBUS: Largest City and Country Circulation. Sutui'ily Morning. ”4, IS.'iU. See reading mutter on every page. ♦ The Confederation ofyeslcrchiy, rci>orts that cotton was plentiful in Montgomery, bringing from wagons lOjj to lO(—Strict Middling 11 cents. . ♦ The New Orleans Picayune of the 20th, —the last received, say* the re ceipts of cotton that day amouuted to 5,700 bales. The Clayton (Ala.) Banner ol the 22(1, has learned of the death of Mr. Leroy Up shaw, from the wound received in the re cent painful difficulty with Col. John 4. Kivers. —— ♦ We learn from the Greensboro Gazette that George Crutchfield, who but a few days previous had been pronounced by a jury to be insane, committed suicide in that place on the 20th inet., by cutting his throat. Miss Lila Lean Clerk, eldest daughter of Lewis Gaylord Clark of the Knicker bocker, was recently married to Oliver Leiand, Kstp, a scholar and writer of con siderable celebrity of New Vork city. ■ ♦ The steamship Han Francisco arrived at New Orleans on tho 22d instant, with dales from tho city of San Francisco to the sth. Shu brought two millions of dollars in specie, und twelve hundred passengers. The Fernandina Floridian says the Florida Hail Road was finished and ready for operation on tbcUfth as far as Chun ky Pond, twenty-five miles beyond Gaines villo, making in nil ouo hundred and twenty-two miles ironed and in running order. ttooil Picking. Tho Brandon (Miss.) Republican of the 18th, says two hands on the plan tation of Wm. L>. Bibb, picked 1,005 pounds of cotton ono day lust week ; one picked 505 and the other 400. On hill land this is decidedly good picking. ♦ Pike's Peak Gold. A Western bank recently sent a small lot of gold dust from the diggings of Jackson and Clark, Pike’s Peak, to a banking house in New York, city. The following is tho assay: Weight before melting, 44 dwtu; weight after melting, 41 dwts; 10J carats fine ; value, 81 cents per dwt; total, $32 57. ♦ Shl]l) AhlioYc. A dispatch from Norfolk on the 22d instant, says the French bark Uruguay, from Havana, bound for Havre, put into the port of Norfolk, leaking hntlly. The same dispatch says there is ono large ship snd two vessels ashore south of Cape llonry. Some Tobacco. Halifax, Virginia, is noted for the ex tensive growth of tho weed. The editor of tho Halifax Koho has been shown eomc tobacco leaves raised on tbo low grounds of Vaniater river, measuring three feet in length, nnd twenty-three inches in breadth. This was never beaten—hardly. ■■■ “ ♦ Tlio New Orleans True Delta records tho death, by suioidc, in that city on .Sunday night, of Mr. J, W. Scmmos, a native of Georgia, and a lawyer of much protniac. llis death was causod by tak ing a dose of morphine. Ho bud re ceived a diploma from the University of Louisiana, and at the time of his death was about twenty-eight years of age. No motive is assigned for the rash act. Thfc Camden (S. C.) Journal of tho 20th, says a terrible tornado passed over that country west of the Watcree rivet on tho Friday preceding, in an easterly direction, carrying before it trees, fences und housos. On tho plantation of Mr. Benjamin Perkins, several houses, includ ing the oversocr’s, barns, &o. were blown down and scattered in every direction. The destruction of crops in its wake has been immouse. Corn ready to bo gath ered has been ruiued. The last Athens ltunner corrects the statement recently made iu the Atlanta American, that lion. Anbury Hull nnd Mr. Hope Hull, of that city, had “aban doned Governor ltrown and declared for Akin.’* The Uatincr says if the Ameri can is as much mistaken in regard to the other gentlemen mentioned, as it is in regard to the Messrs. Hull, it will bo hard for tho editors to substantiate their assertion It says that there it not one word of truth in the assertion that either of these men have “abandoned Drown and declared for Akin. - - -♦ - It.v.g.i of tbe Ilog Cholera. The editor of tho Chattanooga Adver tiser, while on a recent visit to Jasper, conversed with numerous farmers of Ma rion county, und learned that tho hog cholera was making foarful ravages among the hogs of that county. A num- ber of farmers have sustained losses of from five hundred to a thousand dollars from the eff'ect of the hog epidemic. Un less n remedy can be found, Marion county will uot furnish near her usual amount of hogs for the market. The epidemic prevails in riequalchie nnd Dledsoe eountics to the same fearful ex tcut as it does in Marion county. Late Arrival. Our ears wore greeted yesterday in the afternoon, by tbe music of a fine and de lightfully toned bell—evidently a strau gor here. It proceeded from the new ono recently purchased by tho First Metho dist Church, to supply the place of the one which was fractured and rendered useless. It was swung by Mr. Barringer, weighs 1580 pounds, and is from the foundry of W. H. Holbrook, Medway, Mass. It will ring its first summons to worship next Sabbath, wc presume. May it in future years, recall many pleasant associations connected with tbe history of Columbus. ..... ■ + Prentice says it seems now to have been demonstrated that the aurora bo realis is but one of the farms of electrici ty. It is a form tnat we especially like. It is incomparably more beautiful than the lightning, and then it makes no thundering noise and it never strikes. The last number of tbe Abbeville Dan ner contains a reward of SIOO, offered by Gen. A. C. Gordon, for tbe apprehen sion of an incendiary, who set fire to bis Gin House. Fortunately, the fire was dis covered, and extinguished, before any great damage was done. New Vork Black Republican Plat form. The following resolutions were adopted by tho Black Republicans of New York, assembled in State Convention at Syra cuse tho 7th iust They are exceedingly encouraging to the lovers of peace, and jus tice to nil sections of the L’uiun. When we w nt to school, wc remember to have seen tho opinion expressed in a history of the United .States, that they seemed to he designed for one great country, instead of several smaller ones. VVs have fre quently thought since, that if the Histo rian of that day could revisit the earth, ha would reverso his opinion. Tho final dissolution of tho Union is inevitable, and ouly a work of time. It is useless to at tempt a reconciliation, it seems, of sec tions so utterly, auil irreconcilably op posed, in sympathies and interests. There is nolhingliko homogeneity between them, and it is the opinion of a large party, that they wonld flourish much better as two seperate und independent nations, with nn alliance offensive und defensive : lletolvcd, That the Republican party of the State of New York, in convention as sembled, reassert their unchangeable faith in (he truth, justice, and practicability of the principles and purposes enunciated by the National Republican Convention at Philadelphia on tho 17th of June, 1850. Jieiohtd, That freedom is uuiversal and national, und slavery exceptional and lo- cal ; and that the Government of the United .State, in tho exercise of its pow ers, whether Kxecutive or Judicial, is bound to adhere in substance und in form to the generous unil noble spirit of Ibis important maxim. lletolvcd, That tbc Territories of tbo United States are the property of the peo pie of the United States ; that the Consti tution has conferred upon Congress the power to make all needful rules and reg ulations respecting the said Territories, und that it is the right and duty of Con gress, as the guardian of their welfare, to preserve them free forever from the poli tical and social nuisances, nnd particu larly from tho infamous und debasing in stitution of domestic slavery. Resolved, That the countenance and support which have been given to the slave power by the political party which calls itself the Ltcmocrutic party, has en couraged that dangerous and aggressive oligarchy to put forth schemes for the enactment by Congress of a slave code for the Territories, nnd for the revival of the barbarous, inhuman, and detestable traf fic in African slaves, against which schemes tho Repnblican party hereby pledges itself to contend with earnest and unrelaxing energy. *. Sentence of h Sea Captain to Death. In the Circuit Court at l’ortlund, on Thursday, Judge Clitford delivered the opinion of the Court in the case of Capt. John A. Holmes, who had been convicted of Die willful murder of a seaman named George W. Chadwick, on the high seas, and whoso counsel raised objections on several points of law ns laid down at the trial. Tho opinion overruled all of the exceptions, am! denied the motion for u new trial. Ileforo sentence was passed, Captain Holmes addressed tho Court in his own defenso, in tho course of which he said: “ I most solemnly declare that I am wholly innocent nnd unconscious of hav ing committed tbc crimu of which 1 now stand convicted. I have not now, nor ever hnvo bad, any knowledge whatever of the act imputed to me; nor caul be charg ed iu any way with tho slightest responsi bility in connection with it. Qod knows I am innocent of this grent crime, nnd 1 protest before Him that 1 am not the in human monster I am represented ” Judge Ware then addressed some re marks to the prisoner, afer which Judge Clifford passed sentence upon him as fol lows : “John A. Holmes—All tho proceed ings in your case having been fully ex amined aud found to be correct, ns ap pears; of rocord, nothing; remains to be done except to say that you now stand le gally convicted of tbo murder of Georgo W. Chadwick upon tho high seas, as al leged iu this indictment, aud to prononnoe tbo final sentence of tbo law, which is as follows : It is considered by tbe Court that you be deemed, taken and adjudged to boa pirate nnd felon, and that you bo taken buck to tho place from whence you came, and there remain in close confine ment until Friday, the 25th day of Nov ember next; and ou that day, between the hours of 11 o’clock in the foreuoon and 1 o’clock in tho afternoon, you be ta ken thence to the place of execution, and that you bo thcro hanged by tbe neck un til you aro dead. And may God have mercy on yonr soul. During the remarks of Judgo Ware, and while Judge Clifford was pronouncing tho sentence, the prisoner stood tip culm and immovable. ♦ Miscellaneous. Nkw York, Sept. 20.—Ex-Senator Cooper's manifesto in favor of cheap post age and protection, and advisory of form ing nn Iron men's league to control poli ical parties through balnnce of power, gives great uneasiness to politicians. The sohooner Satillu, from Jacksonville, Fla., was boarded in tbe bay of Union Down. She bad five feet water in her hold. The crew were almost starved and too weak to work. They were taken ashore and provided for. The Captain had abandoned tbe vessel some hours previous. Arrival of the Santa Fr Mall. Inuki-kniiknck, Sept. 20.—The Santa Fe mail of tbe sth bus arrived. There has been nn nbucdnnco of rain. Otero is probably eleoted to Congress. San Francisco, Aug. 25.—Fork 17 50 to 18. LnrU 12 to 14. Sugar, Orleans 10. Crushed, 11 1. $25,000 worth bouds have been re deemed by the State at 831. The town of Murphys has been nearly destroyed by fire. Loss SIOO,OOO. The shipment of gold from Yiotoria for tbe fortnight was $144,000. From Washington. Wasuinuton, Sept. 10.—The adminis tration somewhat fears trouble at Shu , Juan before General Scott arrives there, but have taken every precaution possible to prevent it. General Lamar lias left for Texas. The San Juan affair does not call for any increase in our Pacific naval force. Tho late storm seriously damaged tbe corn erops of Maryland aud Virginia. ♦ — Singular Presentiment ol Death. Among tho effects of tho late Henry D. Lane, tbo young man who was recently burned to death by the explosion of a can of camphene in the St. Louis Democrat office, was found a diary, iu which tho fol- ! lowing entry had recently been made It is certainly a most remarkable instance of presentiment of death: To whom it may concern: —Having been impressed with forebodings of the most painful nature for the last four or five weeks, aud feeling that I am about to meet with some sad misfortune or other, I tako this method to make known my wishes should anything happen which may cause my death. It is my request that someone will inform my relations by writiug to Mr. John Duckworth, 107 Spring street. New York, at the earliest posaible moment, and also please write to my mother, Mrs. Hannah 1). L. Neal, London Mills, London, N. IL, and there by render a favor to one who died in a strange land. 11. B. LANE. From the Tallapoosa Tiau s. Opelika nnd Talladega Hall Road— Its Prospects. Now I hat the survey of tiiis road is commenced, tve tuny expict to see anew vigor spring up nmoug our citizens ; those who have been sanguine heretofore will become more so; the luKewmui become zealous, und those who have viewed ihe effort to build (his read as a mere bubble tlouling ou the ocean, w ilt begin to have faith in tho enterprise. As to our opin ion, it has undergone no change since the subject was first agitated. The question with us has all the time been a mere mat ter of time. We have the meaus to build tho road if our people will only rouse up their energy, and we have a fair prospect for help from abroad; and above all, we have the route, an important route. The question now is, shall the road be built with the present effort, or will our people j wait for another troubling of the waters? Present indications answer emphatically. ! | build with the present effort. But not | withstanding all these flattering prospects , for our roail, we would remind our citi zens that delays are dangerous, and that it behooves them to be up and doing. We have l lie promise of foreign help ; but we must not expect others to build our road ; , wo must first put our shoulders to the wheel and then call for help. We will be j the principal beneficiaries, and it is but consistent that wo step forward in this important, to us, enterprise. Wo had a short interview with tho Pre sident of our road on Monday last, who had returned from Chambers court, lie | informs us ho went to Opelika and met tho Engineer and others there for the purpose of commencing the survey, and found a general enthusiasm among the people in favor of our road ; and although lie remained Ihcro but a short time, he i received subscriptions to our road to the ! amount of slff,sUo. As an evidence of the probability—we might say certainty—of otir getting help from uhroad, wo submit the following ex tract from a private letter from a respon sible and reliable firm in Columbus : “ We are pleased to see that your peo ple are turning their attention to the Rail Road from (Ipelikit to Childersburg, and most devoutly hope to see the enterprise cousumated. All that is ueccssary, is for tho citizens along the roulo to grade it and furnish the timbers necessary. The iron, and rolling stock will bo forth com ing by parties interested Last of its tcr rninous, whenever the road bed is ready to receive them. Our people say hut lit tle, but they regard it very favorable, and when tho moment comes to act effi ciently, and decisively for its completion, they will not be found wanting.” New York Dry Goods Trade. The market has been active, but rnosly at auction. The importers are forced to the auction rooms to sell their goods, and some heavy sacrifices liavo been made on i silk goods; some parcels netting not 1 above 60 per cent, of the invoice price. Prices have declined during the week. Few are the goods that have been sold at I private sale, either of British, French or German fabrics. British goods do not i find their way to the auction rooms in any | largo quantities. French shawls, meri nos, and ribbons are sold exclusively at auction, nnd none but the very best styles are firm in price. The auctioneers are doing a profitable business, and most of them discount their own paper, induce ing the importers to sell in this way, us they can immediately realizo and ! remit home proceeds. The following is a comparative statement of the Imports , 1 of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New York, for the week and since January Ist. Mir the week. 1857. 1858. 185'J. Entered at the port $2,084.4:18 $2,018,134 $2,009,925 Thrown on market. 1.911,115 2,141,475 2,094,724 Since Jan. let. 1857 1858. 1859. Entered nt port $78.21i1!,450 $13,7!.032 $89,027,810 Thrown on m’kt. 75,590.973 60,864,198 88,979,970 Domestic staples are in good request. Cotton fabrics, except prints, are very firm, l’riuts are dull—jobbers being fully suppled. Woolen goods arc steady. Fancy cassimeres are most in vogue as “desirable” goods. Detains aro in fair demand. The late demand of the season is good, but not exhaustive of the large stocks of goods which remain on hand, and which are being offered at terms moro favorable to purchasers. —lndtpen dent. A Circus on tlieOcean. Messrs Howes & Cushings United State Circus Company are performing un der a tent in Ireland, traveling through the country, and compelled, for tho want of tavern accommodations, to encamp at every place where they show. A letter dated at Clonmel, August 22, from one of the proprietors to a friend in New York, says: Wo have applied to the owners of the steamship Great Eastern to take us and one hundred horses to America on Her first trip; and it is our intcutiou to put a temporary ring on the upper deck, and give equestrian performances to tlie pas - scugers in pleasant weather. The track of the ring will be made of India rubber i matting, the sumo as is used in the Lon don theatres whonoirous performances aro given on Ihe stage; and tho gymnastic tackle, the tight and slack rope fixings and the trapez apparatus, are to be at . inched to Ihe rigging of the ship. The following States are yet to vote for | members of Congress. In the last House of Representatives they stood: Dcm. Oppo. California 2 0 Georgia (i •> Louisiana 8 1 Minnesota, 2 0 Maryland, :l ;i Mississippi,,, 5 0 Oregon 1 0 Total 22 6 . ■■ - - Tho ordinary rate of speed per second is ns follows : Os a man walking, 0 feet. Os a good horse in harness, 12 feet. Os a good sailing ship. 18 feet. Os a reindeer in n sleigh on the ice, 24 feet. < Os a race horse, 72 feet , i Os a hare, locomotive and burrienne, | 84 feet. Os sound, 1892 feet. Os a canon ball, 1344 feet. Os tho earth's rotation nt the equator, 1521 feet. ! Os the earth’s velocity iu its orbit, 60,- : 132 feet, or nineteen miles. ♦ John Fentherstone nnd James Burgan, one a Catholic and the other a l’rotestunt, engaged a short time since in un unprofi table argument upon the merits of their respective creeds, when, iu order to prove that his belief wits correct, Burgan at tacked tho other with a knife and a tum bler, and after iutlicting a slight wouud, which, from the quantity of blood that followed, appeared a serious matter, he made his escape, but was subsequently arrested, and yesterday committed in de fault of finding bonds iu SSOO to nnswer the charge of stabbing with intent to kill —Cincinnati Commercial. - • —- New York Metal Market. The inquiry for nil descriptions con tinues limited ; sales of 1100 tons Scotch Pig in lots at sl’3 to 23 50, ox-ship aud from yard ; 70 tons Defined English Bars at $52 50, aud <IOO bdls ; English Sheet at Ojc. for triples, 0 mos. We quote : Pig. Scotch, per tan $23 00 to 23 50 Bar. BwtHlish, ordinary alre 85 00 to 87 60 Bar, English, refined.- 62 00 to 63 60 Bar, English, common 42 50 to 44 OO Sheet, Russia, flrat quality 11 to 11 Lj Sheet, aiugle, doable and treble to H Merchants’ Shipping Receipts. A new supply, Just from the binder's hands ueatljr rultd and well bound, for sale at the BUN OFFICE. 1 Items from tUe Albany Patriot. The Patriot of the 22d says: About noon yesterday a fire occured iu the “Nix House,” iu this city, and bad it not been for tbe prompt amt timely ussi-tanco of tbe Fire Company and citizens, the lire would iu a short time have enveloped the buildings in flames, and perhaps would have destroyed tbe whole block The Wardrobe aud Toilet of Mrs. Nix and her children was entirely consumed. The premises, we learn, were set on lire by u tenant. On Thursday last this section was visi ted by a severe storm und rain, which lasted during Thursday, Thursday night and Friday. On Thursday afternoon the storm was so severe that a whirlwind suddenly arose near the large Warehouse ol Messrs. Johnson & Cos. in this city, aud so severe was its power and force, that it completely uplifted und demol ished nearly tho whole of the North side, breaking the heavy timbers and level ling tbe structure into one solid mass of ruin. SPECIAL, NOTICES. For Mayor. We are authorized to announce WM. t’ERKY as a candidate for Mayor at tlie eusutng muni cipal election. Sept. 20-ts ♦ For Deputy Marshal. The frfsuds of WILLIAM It. JONES announce him at* a candidate lor Deputy Mundial, ut the election ou second Saturday in December next MANY VOTE ltd. Mr. O. A. FIELDS is recommended to the citi zens of Columbus u.i u mutable candidate for Deputy Marshal, at tho election in December next, by bin FKIEN DS. For Solicitor General. CHARLES D. HUDSON, Esq., begs leave to an nouuce that ho is a candidate for the otlico of Solicitor General of tho Chattahoochee Circuit, at the approaching clectiou. aglU-te 4T#*See advertisement ol Dr. Sa.\fori>*s Liver Inviookatok in another column. mh22ly ■ Persons in want of Bacon would do well to call on Uaglaud & Birch, as they are receiving large lots on consignment, and selling at tho low est market rates. See advertisement in another column. ap2otf ♦ — JsSt‘ Mas. Win: Low, an experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething, which greatly facilitates the pro cess of teething by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, ! it will give rest to yourselves,und reliefand health | to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See ‘ advertisement in another column. agl3-ly ACEE & IVERSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS, SKIN 0F TIIE EAGLE, No. 1)3 Broad Nt., Columbus, Ga., Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ACIDS, l-’INE SOAPS, Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN PERFUMERY, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Pure Wines and Brandies FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. MEDICINE CHESTS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, Fancy and Toilet Articles. FINK TOBACCO, Both Chewing and Suiokiug. Havana Cigars of all kinds, &c., &c., &c. PRESC RIPTIONS a# Carefully prepared at all hours, Day or Night. ACEE & IVERSON. Columbus. Ga , Sept. 24, 1859. 6m TO UK NT, A COMFORTABLE small House in the • lower part of the city, in a good Jptlw neighborhood, a few minutes’ walk from .Fi t. Broad street. Apply to W. C. OKAY. Columbus, Sept. 23. 2w FOR SALE. TAKING into consideration the very _L large aud increasing trade of the up- Mplfl per part of tho city, the undersigned is ottering for sale, at a high rate, the good and de niable Warehouse Lot iu the lower part of the city, (the Lot, 185 by 300, once purchased by Dillard,) to good purchasers. Sept. 23-ts M. BARSCHALL. Valuable Plantation for Sale. I OFFER for sale a Plautation situated iu Russell count}’, Alabama, 21 miles from Colum bus, Ga., and only one mile frtnn Colbert —a depot on tho *1 Ml and Girard Rail Road This place contains 720 acres—between 400 and 500 Iu cultivation, a large portion of which is fresh. The improvements are substantial, including a good Dwelling. Giu House, Screw, Ac WM. C. DAWSON, Sept. 23-10 t Villula, Ala. JUST &ECBIVEDI |H I*BLB. I KISH POTATOES; 11 9 5 Bbls. RED ONIONS; 30 Boxes beat State CHEESE; 10 Tierces HAMS; 5 Tierces LEAF LAUD; 5 Boxes FRESH LEMONS; 5 Kegs FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER; 50,000 CIGARS, of all glades; 10 Boxes strictly tine Chewing TOBACCO; ! FAMILY GROCERIES,of all kinds and the best ! quality, arriving every day. Sept 23. * VAN. MARCUS. IST. B. TIMIAT WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED— 1. Largo White Northern CABBAGE ; Large White and Red ONIONS ; Pink Eye and Mercer POTATOES; Best New York Stato CHEESE; Tennessee Canvassed HAMS ; Sugar Cured Canvassed II AMS; Alao. NEW DRIED PEACHES aud NORTHERN APPLES, Best GOSHEN BUTTER always on baud. Sept HOWELL A JOHNSON Choice Double Hyacinth Bulbs! JUST RECEIVED AMONG which lire the following splendid varieties : DOUBLE BLUE. DOUBLE RED. Minis mo Mnr mount; Bellvldtre, very bright; Marshal de France; Madauie de Stsel; Nouvllle Mode; Comta de St. Priest; A La Mode; l.a Superb Royal; Bride Lainmei moor ; Ylctoi ia Regina; Blue Azur; Diadem de Flora; Violet Fence; Josephine; Dttede Nermaudc; Mali* Louisa. Sept. 23-1 w AO EE A IVERSON. choice: tulip bulbs. \ FEW of the above, of several colors, for sale /l by ACEE A IVERSON, Sept. 23-Ct Eagle Drug Store. FINK TEA 1 FINK TKA I VFKW choice brands of Green and Black Tea at the Eaglo Drug Store. Sept. 23-tit ACER A IVERSON. white: mustard seed i V FRESH supply just received and for sale by 11. A. WARE A SON, 74 Broad st. ONION BEITS! IVRKSII aud genuine Onion Sets just received and for sale at the Seed Store of Sept, 22. JOHty LI .Ist IBID BiBLIt. 1 i BUSHELS just received and for rale by IUIJ SsptiO. FREE BARBACUE! ON SATURDAY’, 24th luat . there will he given * Free Barbaeuu at my bouse, four milts East of Columbus. Candidates and everybody else are Invited, ff#-There will ho speaking. Bept, 20-51 L. 1L EUBANKS. TO HBNT. i large and increasing trade of the up per part of the city, the undersigned t* ■ offering to rent at low rates, to good tenants, those large desirable Store Rooms in the Bark • Bnilding, opposite the Ware House of Dillard, Powell A Cos.; aleo twenty first-class Bed Rooms in said bnilding. F. W. DILLARD, i Pept. 20,1869. toetl 1 The Only Company that Perform ALL THEY ADVERTISE! SPALDING & ROGERS’ NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS! From N. O. Amphitheater, comprising their North American Circus, Floating Palace Circus, Ami Kail Koail Circus, /jONSOLIMTKD iuto one x, MONSTER CONCERN for a Southern Tour, by far the Lar gout, and it in believed the best Equestrian Kstuldithrm nt on t ttA tho Globe, will he heralded by sb§* ( X Gaul Excelsior Band, ou the morning of arrival, about 10 a. in., llilough the ptiueipal eticels, positively v-tj without fail, ruin or tdiine,in a Colossal Chariot, drawn by Forty Horses, FOUR ABREAST, Driven by one man, the modern MAJOR DERTH, & In this Triplo Company will be fouml the following Males j ||||l and Females, Native and For- i •STx’wfc. MISS KATE OSMOND. MISS MART WELLS, O MRS. F. ORMOND, V P Mom. FRANCOIS SKORIST, l Mod.. AUGUSTE SKORIST, \ FRANK RAItRY, SKNOR ANTONIO, “ CIIAS. WALTERS, HIRAM DAY, MR. C. J. ROGERS, LES FRERES SKORIST, TEH | CHARLEY FISH, . ! T. EDWARDS. T. C. EU3IINELL, And a host of Auxiliaries, with * | tho celebrated Trick Horses, i Ponies and Mules, 1 Aristook, May Drop, Wildfire, t- Spot Beauty, And the nearest human of brutes, the Talking Ilorso, HIRAM, i Tho entertainments will cm- -j’ j braco Gems from the Hippo j dromes,Circuses and Gymnasia 1 of Europe, ard will be AXaIL, circus, and not the fragments of a Starved Menagerie, nor the remnants of a Dilapid at ed | Circus, with which the South j ft has been so much alllicted. i’ JXjF’ Admisehn, Fifty Cents; < Childreu under ten, and Ser- %? vauts, Twenty-five Cents. . Will he exhibited at one and Tfaftf seven o'clock, afternoon and night, at COLUMBUS, Friday agj : and Saturday, Oct. 7th ami Bth, !'W\ 1859; CRAWFORD, Monday, ; Oct. 10th; and SALEM, Tues j day, Oct. 11, 1859. ft Tall tradetor i859. I. A. BROKAW & CO. ARE NOW OPENING A LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT Reduced Prices for Cash, OR TO PROMPT PAYING CUSTOMERS. ALSO, JUST RECEIVED A SELECT STOCK OF (Toths, Cassimeres, Vestings, WHICH WE WILL I MAKE UP TO ORDER In the latest and most approved STYLES I I With promptness, warranted to givo satisfaction IN ALL CASES. I. A. BROKAW A CO. Columbus. Ga., Sept. 22, 1859. ts LADIES’ DRESS GOODS! styles NOW OPENING DAILY AT Mrs. IDessan’s. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 19, 1859. ts TOBACCO. The brightest gem. iu the world's opinion, Is the golden leaf of the Old Dominion ; Tho old, the young, the grave, tho sensible. Pronounce at once ’tl* indispensable. A FEW Boxes received this day, of the follow ing brands: i ‘ Standard.” as its name indicates, the best; “Pride of Virginia,” very good; “Congress,” a fair article ; “Old Hickory,”—never to be forgotten—good. By the rigtit tlank. right dress, forward march, to 8S Broad street, halt WM. 11. 11. PIIELPS. Sept. 17 CauJy Manufacturer. PIANO VOS SALK. ONE fine new Piano, for M “ 11 ’ very low, at No. 40 Broad st. Apply soon to J • m \J Sept 14 ts JEFFERSON k HAMILTON. MRS. BARROW, (“1 HATEFUL for past patron- JT age, would be pleaded to buVH a few more Day Boarders at her present residence, ovorpj t * iß' Jr the Union Bank. IBd/ ’ Columbus, Qu . Sept. 22,1859. 3w TO DRUGGISTS. A DRUGGIST, doing a prosperous business iu a thriving town in Alabama, desiring to re tire from the business, otters to sell his DRUG STORK. Parties desiring to purchase can get further information by calling on or addressing THOMAS De WO UK, May 2-ts at the Sun Office. CIGARS! CIGARS! V SMALL lot of Seventy-five Thousand tine CIGARS, of various brands, Just received aud for sale.by A. YKLATI. Candy Manufacturer, No. 20 Broad St. Columbus, Sept. 1 ts IIARLBY SEED I \LOT of splendid Barley Seed Just arrived and for sale nt JOUN LEE’S SEED STORK, 17. No. 12 Broad street. FLOIUI FLOUR! I AM receiving weekly a choice urticlo of Flour f from one of the best Mills in the up country, which 1 am selling low, and will warrant It to give good satisfaction. Just try it. if yott “unt something that will do you good. Sept. IG. JAMES W. BAPPINOTON. BACON I BACON! HAVING made arrangements to receive large lots of BACON constantly through the sea son, on consignment, wo are prepared to offer to those in want of this article, ell descriptions, and in any quantity.at ths market rates. A0r1126-tf RAGLAND A BIRCH. ‘ IRM&...FALL ; barnettTeuison, DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY 1)1 ,’V GOODS J i** ISioatl Street, COLUMBUS, UfiOUOIA, V< lAI \ have the pleaMiin of announcing to On ir li ietidri and cu*iii:eia tlmt they are , now i-e**iving in Steie, A I.AItUK AND COMmiTK Assortment of Goods iu tlitir line, selected with great cate by oue of the firm. We wish to call attention to cur VERY SUPERIOR STOCK OF DRESS SILKS, Os the newest and moat fashionable styles. Delaine Robes, Plain nrul Figured ]Vlei*iliOes, Shawls, Oloih Cloaks, Velvet Cloaks, IN GREAT VARIETY. Our Stock of GiH’dri for GENTLEMEN AND BOYS WEAK IS EXTENSIVE AND VARIED. We would call tho attention of PLANTERS to , our stock of , KERSEYS, LINSEYS, NEGRO BLANKETS, WOOL HATS, RUSSETS, &c. &c. What we ask of all is, come and try us. BARNETT & ELLISON. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 17,1859. d&wlm | HUNT, WARE & CO.’S BAZAAR OF FASHION We ha%e as complete aud choice lot of NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS AS over came to this market, and wo invite tlie | people of every section of this State. Ala- ! bamaund Florida, that visit Columbus, to examine , ourstock befoic they make their purchases. Our stock consists in part of all styles of Dress Goods, Silks, Merinoes, DeLains, Embroideries, Lace, j Alpacas, Hosiery, Scotch Plaids, &c. i IIATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Talmas, Shawls, Scarfs, LADIES’ HEAD DRESSES FANCY HAIR PINS, &e. Zoph.yr Sliawl® Os all descriptions for Misses. For Gentlemen’s wear a splendid assortment of Cassimeres and Vestings, CARPETING AND RUGS. The particular attention of Farmers and others is called to our large and well selected stock of NEGRO BLANKETS, KERSEYS, Russet Shoes, Wool Hats, &c. ALSO A FINE ARTICLE OF BED BLANKETS! BOLTING CLOTHS! Como and buy your BOLTING CLOTHS. We have the best Anchor bi and. ALSO, WHEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MACHINES. We are the Agents. Come and sco them. They are the very best in use. Sept. 17. HUNT, WARE & CO. FASHIONABLE HATS JUST RECEIVED BY J. H. DANIEL & CO. FANCY SHIRTS, A LABGE ASSORTMENT, JUST RECEIVED BY J. H. DANIEL & CO. No. 123 Broad Street, Columbua, Ga. Cravats, Collars A Suspenders, A ITANDSOMK LOT, JUST RECEIVED BY J. H. DANIEL & CO. September 5, 1859. EDUCATIONAL. School Notice. fTUIE exercises iu the Columbus X Female Academy will be re- /T/jjKk sumed on 11. MONDAY, Oct. 3, WEKbj and continue till June 20th, 1810. Instruction given in French, Latin, Music and Drawing. Tuition in tho English brandies. S3O and S4O per session. C. W. CHAPMAN. Columbus, Sept. 22,1859. dst&wlt School Notice. MHB. F. J. ABBOTT will open her School on //LiML MONDAY, Oct. 3. Terms weeks. CMumbus, Sept. 17-3 w School Notice. MRS. C. C. MOORE will opeu /fSgk her School on MONDAY, October 3, in the Cottage next above Mr. Guth* rio’s on Troup street. nptl6-tol School Notice. MISB A. 11. BIRDSONG will re sumo the exercises of her /jJjOk ! MONDAY, Sept. 12th, ‘^|K at her mother’s residence. Columbua, Sept. 0. tscpt2s Mrs. Gray’s School. r IMIK undersigned respectfully no- X tides her friends and former I patrons that siio will re open her^JELyaMa^ MONDAY, October 3, in tbe new building recently erected by Mr. John Johnson, nearly opposite the Female Academy. Terms—s2s and SOO for nine months, payable quarterly. M. E. GRAY. Columbus, Sept. 0, 1859. td Mds. Chegaray & D’Hervilly’s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1800 Logan Square, Vine St., Phila. MADAME Chegaray respectfully informs her friends und the public in general, that independent iyofhor Boarding aud Day School, directed by herself aud her niece, Madame Pivvost, iu New York, she Intends,ln connection with her niece, Madame D’Hervilly, opening iu Philadelphia, un Institution, on precisely the same plan UH the one above mentioned. The Principals will answer applications aud re ceive visitor* on and after the 12th of September, und tho School will opt u on the 15th. September 13,1869. o w FOR HALE, A TV FAUM containing 860 y I • raff 9&0 elaart * lid Jk -■ j fresh. All the cleared land lich WfaO very well—6oo acres well tiered. A Saw und Grist MiII, and Gin House, all with c intinuous water |>ower. (out of repair. The Dwelling contains six well j finished rooms. Firit-ru)e Stables. Barns, and all ; necessary out-houses. Plenty of good water. The place is notoriously healthy, aud lies \\’ miles from the city. If desired I will divide the place to suit a purchaser. Credit given if wanted fiept. 20-3 HI JNO. M. C. BKED. WM. K. BARNETT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS RKMOVKD TO Glennville, Barbour County, Ala., \ND will attend to all legal business entrusted to him to be transacted In the counties of Barbour, Russell and Micon. August 19, 1869. Onudp 81LP11ATE OF 4PHVINE ! |An 07.8. of pure Sulphate of Quiuinc just re ILM f reived and f,r sale by R. A. WARE A BOX, Sept. It). No. 74 Broad street. FRKBH GOSIIBN BUTTER, JUST received and for sale nt June 29. DkG HAPPEN REID'S CORNER. > SALES BY HARRISON & Pixi\ A RAKE CIIAIVCK D’OK A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Troy Factory at Auction! VT li o’clock on h.* FIRST TUESDAY in q tube r next wo will h-II at tho Ylatkct ll ou in the City id Coluii bu-, tho piopeitv known 6 ,!’ the TIU*Y PAtTnlll, tioim and u*ed J>r tl manufacture of Chair*, Furniture and Wor dei AY a io, together with \\ agon*. Mule-, |, hM( | h Un , Tenements; al*o a fiDn-iate Saw Mill. Tin* ..j*,,*/. erfcy L situated about 12 niilee uoi th of Colutuhin iu immediate proximity t< large bodies of in,jp genous ‘limber, such n in lined in buaiue.w and eoiuprbes all the lulest improved uiuchiuti j I which the business require* Everything in ; good repair, and now iu auccossful operation Tbo Water Privilege id olio ol tbe best in the State—a never-failing power being furnished This is the only establishment of the kind in the Southern country combining the munulaiture of Furniture and Wooden Ware. We respectfully invite the attention of those desiring to invest in tbid enterprise. Parties can be satisfied as to the profitableness of the stock by leference to the Troy Manufacturing Company. J Those desiring to sec a detailed description of tho property will pleaco call at our Auction Room. Terms ramie know n on day of IIARRIBUN A Pir ra, Autra. Columbus, Sept. 19,1869. t ,j 8 Property in Wooliolk’s Reserve FOR SALE. those who wish lo live in X the country, yet be near - onough to tlie city to attend to business, we are pleased to say that wo cau accommodate t 1 having three comfortable HOUSES und LUTS iu WOOL POLK’S RESERVE, about 200 yards north of tho Opelika Depot, for sale, ouo cf which bus n very ueat Cottage House ou it, one and a half stories high, containing six comfortable room* also a good kitchen, ami w r ell of water. The other two lots have good houses on them suitable tor Dwellings or Kitchens. The three Lots contain all about 1% acres of ground, and will bo sold separately or all together, as suits tho purchaser. For further particulars apply to July 27-2ra HARRISON A PITTS. Elegant Residence for Sale. WE otter for sale tbe desira- . ble HOUSE and LOT at present owned und occupied by Sift ■ i L ‘ V-’ Col. Wm. A. Tennille, situatcm 1 MSBUImIKinaJt iu tho block south-east of tin Court House, undone door below the residence of Mr. Thus. Chattin. Tho lot contains a full acre of ground, with a wide alley way running through I Horn street to street ou the south side. On tho ! premises aro a largo aud commodious Dwelling, i two stories high, with eight comfortable rooms, four above aud four below stairs—all well finished ’ with fire-place, closets, Ac.; a well arranged kitch | en, negro houses, smoke-house, carriage-house, stables and a well of good water. There is algo 1 attached to the House a ueat glass conservatory I and beautiful flower-yard. This property cau be purchased ou very ccoa ! modating terms, as Col. Tennille wishes to remove ; to his plantation. For further particulars call on July 27-2 m HARRISON J RECTIFIED WHISKY! BARRELS Dean t Halo’s Becti e&OU fled Whisky on consignment OqLJ,; ’ and for sale at 34 cents per gallon, by July 27-3ui HARRISON A PITT’S. FOR SALE AND RENT. Rooms TO REST, IN tlie Duitdii.g kaown a ” Guuby’u Cornel-.” mh2B-U J. RHODES BROWNE STORES TO RENT CHEAP! Stores at No. 34 Broad street, in j . X complete order, will be rented very Ipffjff low to good tenauts. Possession given first JMJLjL of October. J. RHODES BROWNE. September 15. 1859 ts FOR SALK. ffTIIE advertiser offers for sale nine- T JL tenths of Lots 117 aud 118, with the lEasiijg improvements thereon. There is a com-JIMOm. l'jrtablu Dwelling containing three rooms, and all tho necessary out-buildings attached. The front yard is well laid out and filled with choice shrub bery. Location, foot of Broad street. For particulars apply at the Sept. 13-tit SUN OFFICE. TO RENT, r IMIE Dwelling on the corner of Jackson ■ v X and Few streets, with five looms. lHHra double kitchen, smoke house, stable, aMX good well of water, aud under g>od picket fence. I'ost.egsiou first of October. Also, Dwelling House on the corner of TroDp and Chapel streets, with four rooms, double kitchen, smoke house and stable. Possession Ist January next. Both houses in good repair. Ap ply to J. B. HICKS, Sept. 9-2 m two doors below Masonic Hall. Desirable Residence for Sale. rpHE subscriber offers for sale her resi- A , _L donee iu the city of Columbus, gitua-1 ted on Troup street, between St. Clair aiuiMaJL Crawford streets. The lot contains half an acre, and has on it a dwelling with six rooms. On the premises is a double kitchen, servants’ house, stable, carriage house, garden, cow lot, and a well of good water. For terms and price apply on tho premises. SARAII A. VINSON. September 9,1859. ts Desirable Residence for Sale rpilE subscriber, desiring to change hi* - , JL residence, offers for sale liis place sit- lEIwW uated on tbo Highlands, in Russell county. JlMijl. half n mile from tho business portion of the city. The location is eminently healthy and salubrious, with plenty of tresh air and pure water, aud is noted for being one of the pleasantest localities near the city. It contuins twenty acres good land. There is a young orchard of selected fruit trees ot different varieties, grapes, strawberries, Ac. There is a Chalybeate Spring on the premises, besides several other springs, and a well of excel lent water. Tho House contains eight rooms, a large airy passage, with closets, butli rooms, aud a good cellur. There is also good negro houses, stubles und other out houses. I am determined to sell, and any person desir ing u real pleasant and comfortable place near tbe city, cau have a bargain by calling on me iinrne* , _,, w. K. HARRIS. September 7,1859. ts FOU SALK OH REST, I'llli Dwellim; House, on Oglethorpe . . street, (just ahovo tlie Perry House,) KpH® known as tlio residence of Mrs. Anna Speu JMIJI cer. It contains six rooms with gas, und all nec essary out buildings, snd will be sold on very lib erai forms If not .old, it will be for rent from the Ist of October next. Also for rent, the Store next door to Mr. I. 0. rtrupper, on Randolph stieet. I’or terms apply to p , . „ R. U. SPENCER. Columbus, Sopt. 3. j m TO UKNT, tpilE large and commodious dwelling X now occupied by Mrs. Klrviit. as u lUSf l>r.vnte boraio K bouse, situated between jMJL tlie Methodist and Presbyterian Churches, adjoin ing the residence of Judge Andrews, and only I roa I “‘ nu , t, q r lk .i‘ o tbo L "“ iu ‘'‘ s portion of f.mr f iVrV lhl ’ Uo !' ! '“ con,ain “ fight rooms, four of which are very largo aud well ventilated; 1 ,uiu S roum lh,lt will comfortu- Heo.. 8. n 8l *°- Kitchen, Smoke ! r *i C '’ “ 11 good order ’ Possession g August 8,1869 ‘• Q ’ W ATKINSON. FOU SALK, T WO , Houses. Vor terms apply to the . ± subscriber. Also the line Mar Room known as tbe IIELI,A UNION. The stockjuiil. and fixtures of this fstahllshuient will he sold cheap for cash. lor further particulars apply on the premise, to F . WILHELH Columbus, August 4,1859. t s FOII HKSiT. r pUE commodious Euting House known . i as the OEM, under Jones’ Building, will l.e rented low to a good tenaut. <l.. BtirJ AmIHS ts JAMES WARE, April 18-ts at Hnnt k Wars'.. FOH NaLk, l DESIIt ABI.K Residence,in the tipper . . A. I"‘ |, t of the city, nearly opposite MI.C""® P. -Mcbarcn’s. Apply to Biilß Aprli 8-ts K, J. MOSES, T. M. B. A L. A. FOR SALK ou REST. I IU te.y Uestrabie re.ldeuces In tbe . . toe, “m ‘ r ’’“.m 0f ,! ,,e c ">’ hnown a. the lfc-1} the Homes are roomy umIJiOIJL , , rr UKed, with all tile necessary out-building. mo.r ,*T ? 0U .7 t, “- gardens aro the most productive of any Iu tho city, and tbe wap r cannot la, surpassed. Any person desiring to pur chase will find it to their Interest to purchase till, property. They will bo rented to good and prompt tenuntsou reasonable terms. Kor further part leu- Jars apply to the .übscrlbor, or nt tbe Dally Sun ! OIHc - 0.Q.817.8. City. Property lor Salr! pilh umliTslgueU being more in want of . 1 money than liousas and lot*, otter for Hale two BTOUICB on Broad atreot, Immedi J j dbitely fronting Mewrs. Redd. Freer A Co.’s. To a CMh customer u bargain will be offered. , >*b.Bfttf K. BARNARD A CO. UIIILOINM LOTS. sale, in the Tow nos Girard. Ala.. . three handsome L<*ts, Nos. 7, an d 1 four acre* each, adjoining each other. JEHU On oue of said Lot*, No. 18, there i* u flue ■nriui; i of water. r ® Wl ** HARR \f *Kont. Colnmbu*, Ga., Klls-elM?o.,A|g. , TO RENT, T WOB, r , No.. 60 and 04, on Broad . . Also, from Ist October, No. 64 Uro.d st .1f1.3. known as tho Kl Dorado. j Ang. -3tn BABB A CLEOHORN. CHAV POTASUt JUST received and for .ale by M JOHN tV BROOKS POTATOES mill ONIONS. JIIISII Potatoe. and Onion, just received by VAN MARCUS.
