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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1859)
COLUMBUS: 1/urgestCity and Country Circulation. Saturday Morning, l)cr. 17, 1850. 1 be bill abolishing puhlio executions lms passed both Houses of the Legisla ture. Col. Luther J. Glenn, recently nomina ted for re-election to tho .Mayoralty of Atlanta, has declined the honor tendered. ♦ Breckinridge's majority over Critten den jn the recent Senatorial election by the Legislature of Kentucky, was 20 on joint ballot. Wo see it stated that Charles J. McDon ald and Ohediah C. Gibson, of this State, were recently admitted as Attorneys and Counsellors in the Supreme Court of the United Stales. Urnj F. Winter, a blacksmith, has been ordered to Icavo the town of Hamilton, Harris counly, by a meeting of citizens,” for avowing abolition and incendiary sentiments. J - The steamship State of Georgia, the ships Empire and Frederick Glbbard, the bark Morton, the sciiooocrs Tan,"’ “ J Helen, from New York, a>- ’ ’ ,,r sc ' loon<; r Sarah N. Smith, fro- t’hiladeiphia, ar rived at Sav—>•# | l |t ‘ 16th. —♦- The Petersburg Express gays there arc annually sold, in that city, between six teen and eighteen thousand hogsheads of tobacco, and some three millions of pounds in a loose condition. The manu factories of the nausoou- weed, iu that city, number about thirty. Mobile and Ohio Itall Komi. The Mobile Advertiser learns that the earnings of this lloa I for the month of November were SIBI,OOO, ngainsl $l2O, 000 fame month lost year, and that the total earnings for the quarter ending 80th ult., were nbout $425,000. Advised lo Leave. Tho Rome Courier, of Wednesday, says a book peddler, supposed to be one of the same, who a lew days since, found the climate of Columbus a little too warm for him, was advised to hasten his depar ture from Rome, on last Saturday night. . Political Meeting In Itarhour. Urom tho Clayton (Ain.) Banner, we learn that the Southern Rights Democia cy of Barbour counly, held a meeting at Clayton on the 12th inst,, and appointed one hundred delegates to the Democratic State Convention. The resolutions adopt ed at the l’erry county meetiug were re aflirmed. Addresses were mado by Hons. John Cochran, Jeir. Buford, and D. M Seals, Esq. Uealli or Col. YV. p. Fannin. The LaGrango lfepnrter comes lo ns with an obituary notice of Col. Win. F. I'unnin, who died at his residence in that P'aco on the 10th inst. lie was a useful and euterprising citizen, and had occu pied several prominent positions as a member of the Legislature, Commission er to Texas, &c. He was a relative of Col. Fannin who foil in the causo of Texan iudependcuse. Southern Cultivator. ThtU rwifinil !n1 IY.. Xu* i/eutfiuuer, uevoteu exclusively to Southern .Agriculture, Hor ticulture, &e., is at hand It is ably cJitcd, aud is acknowledged to he the cheapest paper of its class published iu the South, issued monthly, by William a Jones, Augusta, a., at the low prico of $1 per year. ♦ North UrltUli Ut vltu, i bis excellent Quarterly bus been re ceived. Its table of contents is varied and interesting. Among the latter we note, Canning and his times; Japan and the Japanese; Libraries; New llxegesis o! bhakspeare; the Italian Question, Xc I he North British Review is republished by L. Scott & Cos , 71* Fulton street, New Aork, at $3 per annum. Fumly and Whitworth. The re-oonaidered hill for the pardon of Johu Fundy, under aeateuee of death in Gwinnett county, passed the Senate of Georgia, Wednesday, by a vote of 07 to 30. 1 he House adopted a resolution order ing the bill vetoed by Gov. Urowu for the pardon of Thoinaa C. Whitworth, to be tiled in tbe office of the Secretary of State. The object is to prosecute a writ of error to the Supreme Court. Supposed Slaver on like Coast of Georgia* The Savannah Evening Express, of Wmlneaduy, ayCnpt. liiii, of ilia bark Saruh Ann, loading at St. Marys, iwo weeks yesterday, heard firing etl’ that port, and that a gentleman of St Marys, who was at Fort Clinch, euw with a spy glass, distinctly, an American armed steam echo- uer tiriug into and chasing two schooners, one small, supposed to be a slaver, the other larger, carrying a topsail, supposed to be a tender. Tho steamer is supposed to have beeu the Harriet Laue, winch went afterwards into St. Marys, and searched all the ves sels in that port. Southern Made Cars, lho Memphis Appeal thus relers to the box cars made in Chariestou, by D. \ U H. Rikcr: “ Amoug the articles of Southern man ufacture, to which we call attention with pride and pleasure, are the rail road box cars of Messrs 1). & It. H. Hiker, of Charleston, S. C. They arc of excellent workman-hip and elegant finish, and have proved in use good, durable and usetul cars. The enterprise an i spirit of Messrs Hiker have demonstrated the fact that a Southern shop cau turn out ns good work as can bo found, and that we have no occasion to go North or Fast for those articles—we cau independently supply ourselves.” This house has recently delivered a number of their cars for the Memphis and Charleston Kail Hoad. The President, Col. Tate, says they are us good us any, if not the best, on the Hoad. ■-- The sloop Leopold O’Donnell, when neariug the landing cast of Roberts’s will, yesterday, was snugged by an ob nio!.u M<1 k 1" k ’ 8tl ” Ull “ hoard wteek t T ,° f o,,Uuu from the wicck ot the ship Larrabee. As vet all .floru it, rui.e her have been fu .V, ll fr expected, however, tl,at , Mil! ** UrjmU,. Cotton Shippers Application Book, handsomely ruled tud bound, fur ..I* ’ oct * ®* CN OFFICE. Chattahoochee Stork Water Navi. Katton ( on,|>uliy. The Early County News closes an arti cle on the above bill, pending before the Legislature, by saying : “We understand *our neighbor of the Sun Ims launched some heavy mnledic- i lions against it. He have not seen his ; article, and therefore cannot tell what his reasons are. We suppose they have something lo do with Columbus, Proba bly ho lias become a convert to the doc trine of Mr. Cuyler, and thinks it will violate the “Rail Itoad system of Geor gia !” Oh, monopoly, monopoly ! what evils hast tliou caused t” In our issue of Nov. 22d, we briefly stilted our reasons for opposing the pas ! supo of the bill. A dangerous monopoly | j of the navigation of the Chattahoochee | I W,IS precisely wlmt we desired so prevent, j and we arc at a loss to understand how J approving it and urging its passage would produce a different result, Tho reasons that influenced us effect, and Columbus, so far as render it (as well as every othe place on tho river) independent jff ur e, restricted in its conimcrcijJ o 'nd reading Since the bill passe(J n ' g fur ,|,e r from it, wi have lio.ir^ ng n natural death. (it the Legislature, its injustice apparent upon itH face must cause every reflecting member to j ut (be seal of condemnation tijion it. ♦ Extract from Wm, I*. Wright & Co’s Circular, dated New York, Dec. Ift, and sent out per steamer Europa: We rem w the expression of our opin ion that lliero has been a desire to in dulge’ in exaggerated opinions as to the extent of Iht* present crop During the past week there has I een a ch inee in public sentiment in this regard. The extreme estimates are discarded, and more moderate views on the subject are fast gaining ground. We have a tele gram from New Orleans, dated 10th inst., lo the ( di et that crop estimates there are being reduced. In the south west por tion of the cotton region, they have been visited with a heavy snow storm, which has doubtless impaired the quality and quantity of the late pickings Receipts for the week 200,000 boles— tlie largest by over twenty per eeut in any previous wee- in the history of the cotton trade. A sudden rise in the South ern rivers allowed detained boats to crowd their cargoes into port We arc not likely to see so heuvy a week’s receipt during the remainder of the season. The following is a statement of the movement in cotton since the Ist Septem ber last, ns compared with the previous three years: 1859. 1858. 1857. 1850. Roe. at P0rt5...!, 004.000 1,855,000 720.000 1,07f1J100 Kx.toti.lt 505,000 OOIUHKI 208,000 211,000 ” Kroner 111.000 152.11U0 07,000 102,000 *■ Ollier K. P. 70,000 72.000 1:1.000 (8.000 Total Export.. soo.eoo di'l.ooo .'i;;rooo BM.OOO Slock on li'it... 702,000 014.000 379.000 550.000 Os which during the past week included in tho above : Hoc. at Ports 200,000 152.000 112.000 120.000 Kx.toO.lt 81,000 51,000 40,000 :;h,ooo Franee 22.000 20.000 11 .uhi 13,000 “ otherF.P... o.ouo 7,000 5,000 5.000 Total Exports_.lo9.ooo 81,000 50,000 57,000 Summauy. — Receipts. —lncrease at the ports compared with last year, 343,000 bales. Exports. —lncrease to Great Brit ain, 220,000 bales; decrease to France, 41,000; decrease to other foreign ports, 2,000. Total increaae in exports, 1811,000 bales. Lord Brougham and Slavery in Georgia llev. C. W. Howard, one of the editors of the Southern Cultivator, soys: Our attention has been called to a par agraph which lias appeared in a number ot newspapers in which Lord Brougham is represented as saying, in substance, that slavery was forced upon Georgia, while a colony, by tho mother couuuy. Mis Lordship is in error, and the error is one which in the present state of public opinion as to slavery at tbe South may do harm. We are perfectly familiar with the whole facts of the case, having examined the original documents relating to it, in the State Paper Office in London. Slavery was prohibited in Georgia, at its settlement, by the Trustees The grounds of its prohibition, ns stated by tbe Trustees, were prudential—not moral. General Oglethorpe, himself, owned a plantation us negroes iu South Carolina, at the time lie was at the head of affairs iu Georgia. One of the motives in the settlement of Georgia, was to esinblish a strong force in a favorable position to check the advance of the Spaniards from F'orida. Another was to give a home and employment to numbers of white per sons iu F.ugluii I and on tbe Continent, who were the victims of misfortune.— Another was to introduce the growth of -ilk and wine, h. th of which were sup pond to require a degree of intelligence not attainable by negroes. The introduc lion of slaves was deemed incompatible witli the ends proposed by the founders of Georgia Tho colonists very soon ascertained that ibis prohibition was fatal to them. , Carolina tlourishcd—Georgia languished. I For years the colonists petitioned to be : allowed negroes. Instead ot increasing ! in numbers, Georgia in 1740 was reduced I in one-sixth of its former population.— The persons most influential in inducing the Trustees at la.-t to allow the iutroduo of negroes, was the celebrated George | tVhitefield. Wo present an extract Iroin ’ one of his letters, as a pleas ml theme of ; meditation to the abolitionists. “God is ; delivering me out of my embarrassments by degrees. With the collections made at Charleston, 1 have purchased a planta tion mid some slaves, which 1 intend to devote to the use of Rethesda.” (tho Or- I plimi House ) The Highlanders at Darien, and the Moravians at Kbcnezer were averse to the introduction of slaves—they constitu ted hut a small proportion of the popula tion—the rest were mo-t eager to Cos ul i lowed their use. After yours of petition, 1 in the year of 1740, the law agaiust the introduction of slaves was repealed. Tho etb et of this repeal was magical.— All the interests of the colony pri spore I, and lie advances was repaid beyond com parison The introduction of negroes intoUeorgia, instead of being a compulsory measure, of Kngluml, was an act of necessity, sug gested liy the painful experience of the colonists White labor had been tried and foun 1 to be practically useless in the climate of our sea const.’ Tho African ul tic was found capable of enduring our almost African sun. This chapter of Georgia history contains a pregnant les son of instruction. It teaches the nbso lttlc necessity to us of the institution of slavery, and the insane folly of those who would disturb it. 11. Ur. Mrl'llulnck'n Cold and Cough Mixture Is • coaiblnnlloaof tinture's vegetable antidote, to the Irritation and dl.ttuh.aee of the breath I ng apparatus, which produce cold., coug In, hoarMß..., and wire throat. It removes iii . very short time every veetlge of inflammation from the lung, and throat, and renews the free respiration of perfect health. Trice 26 cunts. ♦ l>r. Me(lltitnck's r< cloiii’ N> rti|> ~ Ktandtng In tin* first rank of th* pro ft* is ion. Dr- McClintock has given this mtdidtit to (b vcrld under the guarsuty of his high rputitlt>R, as a means if certain, tniinedoit*. and j erniaiient re lief in of tin* threat and lungs which hate defied all other rein* dies. Price sl. dTlm ♦> —— I#* I'eraonsiu want of Bacon would do well to call on Ragland A Itircb. as they arc receiving large lot* ou consignment, aud selling at tbs low •■t market rates. flee advertisement In another column. ap26tf TELEGRAPHIC ♦ TKI.KfIItAI'UEV TO ‘ll IE 11 Mir SIX. ARRIVAL BI <.f rTN UTKAMKJi A M 12 B I c A. COTTON DEOLIIN-EID. Nf.w Yobk, Dec. 10, 1850. The steamship America arrived at Hal ifax to duy, with dates from Liverpool to the 3d Instant. Liverpool Cotton Market.— The sules of the week were 61,000 bales, of whirl 3,500 were taken by speculators-ied, 0,000 for export. All qualilieswer, the and quotations (ire 1-10 toady, market closing quiet banJiiy, Dec. 3 d. — Latest—Liverpool quiet. The cotton me.—The udvices from Man i?/at,ofiiimje favorable. chy.uJuu Money Market. Consols had ad- vanced, and are quoted at 06J to of>|. Hanging of tlis Insurgents. Augusta, Ga., Dec. 10. A dispatch from Charlestown, state tlint Cook und Coppic succeeded in escap ing from their cells, the evening of the 15th, hut were discovered and imprison ed again. Charlestown, Va., 12 m., Dec. 10. Green and Copeland were hung at 11 o’clock this forenoon. The others hang this afternoon. Further hythetVova Scotian. Liverpool, Nov. 30.—Sales of cotton for the past, three business days 10,000 bales, of which speculators and exporters took ::,SUO hales. The market closed at un changed pl iers, except for the middling grades, w hich were difficult to sell. Invitations have been issued for a gen eral Conference to be held early in Janu ary. There has been a battle between the Moors and the Spaniards, and the for mer were defeated. The Assemblies of Central Italy have been convoked. The return of Garibaldi has been de manded Congressional. Washington, Dec. 15.— Senate. —The following Committee has been appointed to enquire into the Harper’s Ferry affair, under the resolution of Mr. Mason, viz : Messrs. Mason, of Virginia, Davis, of Mississippi, Collnmer, of Vermont, Fitch, of Indiana, and Doolittle, of Wisconsin. Ilev. I*. JJ. Hurley, was elected Chap lain of the Senate. The Senate then adjourned until Mon day. House. —Vallendigham, of Ohio, made a speech, in which he made many home thrusts ut the Abolitionists. He express ed Ins willingness to give the South all her rights under the Fugitive slave law, as well as her right of property in the Territories, and whatever else the Con stitution assures to her. Mr. Crawford, of Georgia, made an on slaught, on the fanaticism of the North; and concluded by saying that he spoke the sentiments of the Democracy of Geor gia, when he declared that they would never submit to the inauguration of a Black Republican President. For him self, he was for independence, now and forever. Texas—Mexico. New Ouleans, Dec. 18. —Advices from Brownsville stale that Cortinas quartered the dead bodies of the Texan troops, killed in the late skirmish, nnd suspended them i... ,1111.... - c ki_ (ft.-- “ u “* **v uuuvxno Ul mo tivujpo. iUt 1C was much excitement at San Antonia, all the Mexicans there favoring Cortinas Dates from Vera Cruz to the 13th of November, state that the Liberals had evacuated San Luis l’otosi, which was oc cupied by the Church party, Miramon and Marquez were at Guadalajara. New Ouleans, Dec. 15.—Tho Mexican correspondent of the New Orleans Pica yune, says that Senator Laredo had re turned to llie Cabinet, which cousents to the ratification of tbe McLean treaty without alteration. The Secretary of the Mexican Lega tion, Scuor Romero, came passenger on tbe Tenncsse, an t left here for Washing ton to-day. A Verdict for Pifty-Tliroe Thousand Dollars. New York, Dec. 15—A verdict was this day obtained iri the United States Court in this city, by tho Adams Express Company, against Nathan Maroney, (the former agent of the Express Company at Montgomery,) for the sum of fifty-three thousand dollars. + Trade of Baltimore. Baltimore, Dec Hl.—Exports of the week ij 142,551 ; increase over same week last year $3,580. Imporis of the week $133,71(i; decreaso from same week last year $18,408. Trade of Uliiintlelpliftn. ruiLADF.LIMIiA, Dec. 10. Exports of the week $91,140; decrease from same week last year $40,000. Imports for the week $107,000; iucrease over sumo week lust year, $77,000. . . . Liiues Inscribed to Gen. Scott. Verses inscribed by Mrs. lieu. Scott to her husband: 10. Star of tho West! throw thy radiance Ih*- nign, t nebulising and strong, on the warrior’s wav! May the waves that surround him. through favor divine. He as lustrous and culiu as thine own cheer ing ray! “The hero of many a battle” goes now More joy fully forth on a mission of peace; oh. star of the West! Ik* the prototype thou, tU success, whose blessings shall never sur cease I liod prosper the bark that hath borrowed thy name; Supplications heart-!torn to his throuc are ad dressed. For the good and tin* brave and the pious who claim Our devotion, our prayers, in the “Star of the \V cat.’* They go all unarmed, (save with holiest views,) Tho isle of ambition ami strife to arrest. For the spirit of John tloved Apostle> imbues Ural is now seeking his isle in the “Star of the West.” Inarmed they will land mid contention and w rath. Hut on high ‘tis ordain* and that “peacemakers art* blest They w ill follow once more their long, long oeean path. And regain their own shores*with the “Star of the West.” Still on, gallant Scott! true disciple of Virtue ! Whose Justice ami faith every danger will breast; Avert the sad conflict—llcuvon w ill not desert you. There are angels on guard round the “Star of the West! 41#* Mas. \t nvtsLow, mu experienced Nuns nmi female Physician, lias a Soothing ffyrup for chil dren teething, which greatly facilitates the pro cess of teething by softening the gums, reducing all in flam mat loti—will allay all pain, atid is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, Bothers, it willgirerest to yourselves.and relief and ht alth to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Bee advertisement ill another column. agl3-1y l>r. MrCltiitork'a Ast Inn a It r meriy. All its iugredicutsare vegetable. It imparts vital energy to the oppressed lungs, removes every im pediment to full and free respiration, and affords •uch unexpected case in chronic Asthma, as to astonish and enrapture the invalid. Per Atthma and whooping cough there is nothing comparable to this patent remedy Price 50 cents. A#* See advertisement o! Dr JUxroßnM.iTi.il IxviootATOß in anothcrcoluiun. nih*Jly . ANNOUNCEMENT^. For Solicitor Oenoral. CHARLES JJ. HUDSON, Esq., beg. leave loan nounne that he is a candidate for the oflic'’ 1 Solicitor General of tho Chattahoochee Cir r “ ! the approachingeloction. —— For County TreaU flt ‘’ for ,he .. ae ensuing elec- I announce myself os >■.... . .. ... .. . * /licit the support of 1 office of County Jrcasi* rt ; tion in Jiiiiiiury.ic.v' JoHN . T WA ,. KER | the citizens of M* ✓rized to announce JAMES A. j We t 1,9 ftr ‘ an^*^ate f° r County Treas- | BR s *'* Muscogee county, at the ensuing J i-*’' 0 ”- - For Sheriff. We are requested to announce tho name of JOHN HAZLETON as a enndidato for Sheriff of Muscogee comity, with F. M. Brooks as his Deputy, at tho ensuing election in January next. For Clerk of Superior Court. We are authorized to announce A. S. RUTH ERFORD as a candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Mumco goe county, at the ensuing election in January. For Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce J. IL HICKS as a candidate for Tax Collector of Muscogee county, at the ensuing election in January next. We are authorized to announce JORDAN L. IIOWELL as a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector of Muscogee county, at the election in January. - —♦ For Clerk of Inferior Court. We are authorized to announce GEORGE J. LLO Vl) mh a t andiduti* for Clerk of the Inferior Court. Flection first Monday in Januan next. SPECIAL NOTH i;s. Daf Boarders. Mrs. JOHN SMITH is prepared to accommodate a few gentlemen as Day Hoarders. Her residence is on the corner of Jackson and Bryan streets. Oct. 28-ts -♦ - Day Hoarders. — Mrs. THOS. FORRES TER will accommodate a few gentlemen as Day Hoarders. Residence next door to the Presbyterian Church. Terms moderate. October 28. 2in Ladles and Gentlemen —ls you wish to have your watches nicely fixed and put in good running order, you must go to the SWINGING CLOCK, No. 81 Broad street. Sept. 28-Om. Dr. McClintock’tt Family Medlclnrti and Hryan’s Tasteless Vermifuge For saio in Columbus, Georgia, by URQUHART A CHAPMAN, Nov. 7-ly JOHN W. BROOKS. -■ firyan'g Tasteless Vermifuge. THE MOTHER’S HOPE. Fretful, pallid, weak and thin Was fho mother's pet and pride, “Something must be wrong within,” The distracted parent cried. “Worms the doctor said, and gave Jalap, calomel, gambooge, But all tilings proved useless, savo Bryan’s Tasteless Vermifuge. But up in bottles. Price twenty-five cents. The Great English Remedy. SIR JAMES CLARK’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS, Prepared f rum a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke , M D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which tho female constitution is subject. It mod erates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a ipeedy cure may be relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, ‘•ring on tbe monthly period with regularity. Caution.—These Pills should not he taken by females in the first three months of pregnancy; at any other time they are perfectly safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, t'aiu iu tfro Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics aud Whites, these Pills will effect u cure when all oth er means have failed, aud although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern meut stamp of Groat Britain,to prevent counter feit. Full directions iu the pamphlet around each package, which should lie carefully preserved. Sole Agent for tho United States aud Canada, JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin A C 0.,) Rochester, N. Y. N.U.—sl and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle containing 00 Pills, by return mull. For sale in Columbus, at the Drug Stores of PEMBERTON A CARTER, AGEE A IVERSO's mch9-eowly ami all respectable Druggists. MOST ENTERTAINING BOOK OF THE SEASON. THE SECRET OUT; Or, 1,000 Tricks with Cards ! I > V the author of “The Sociable,” “The Magi 1> ciau’aOwn Book.’ -Parlor Theatricals.” c. Large 12roo, Clotb, gili side aud back. Price sl. A Hook which explain* all tbe Tricks and De ceptions with Playing Cards ever known or in vented, and given, besides, a groat many new and interesting otie—the whole being dw-cribed so accurately and carefully, with engravings to illus tiate them, that anyb. dy can easily loam bow to practice these Tricks. 1 his book contains, in addition to its numerous Card Fricks above described, lull and easily-un derstood explanations of some two hundred and forty of the most curious, amusing aud interesting sleight-of hand ami legerdemain tricks ever in vented. and which are illustrated by engravings, to make each trick understood with ease. All th* so tricks are either new or different from those printed in any other book, aud they are so plainly explained t hat you cannot tail to understand them —thus giving this book au advantage over any other Book of Tricks we ever saw. Asa book for a holiday present it cannot be surpassed, biing ptiuted in the finest manner, il lustrated by about Throe Hundred Engravings, and hound in a handsome gilt binding It con* tains about 400 pages, and the price is tine Dollar tor copy. For sale by all Booksellers. Miigle c ’pies sent by mail, post pibl. Send cash orders to DICK A Kll ZG kll A LD. Publishers, Dec. 16-wJt Xo. IS Ann street. N. Y. POULTHV, BiiUS, Ac. W r K n o now constantly receiving from Ten nessee. fresh and tine FAT FOWLS, FINK DUCKS, FAROE TURKIES, FRESH EGGS, nil ilrMucil and ready for cooking, which nt the price, we are idling them,are cheaper anil hetler than cau he bull,:lit out of wugoue. Dee. 1 ft—if TYLER AMOSES. SCIimU hE Oh’ Tlll<; Steamer Iliver Bride. f ptlK steamer ‘ Hirer llride” will m, l now commence miming l-epnlar Ltd.*. ;a* tv betweeu Columbus ami (hattahoo jAP-eVe Ji-i itaee by ihe following .eliedule : DOWNWARD TRIP-WILL LEAVE Oolumbue, Tu,.tiay. 12 til., ami Saturday. 8 a. nt Kufatila, “ ttp.m.,- •• 2p.m. H tialuea, ) „ , „ Franklin, t 4 Howard's, “ 10 “ *• 0 *’ Columbia, “ 12 •• “ •• 8 “ vViHidvtlle, Wed’scPy, 2a.m ,*• M 10 “ N**al’s, “ 4 •• “ l*2 •• Ibdvue, *• H •* • Bumlays, *2 a in. Chattahoochee” 8 •* * •• 4 •* UPWARD TKIP—WILL LVAVK 11**1 vue, Wednesday* 11 a.in .und Sundays ‘ n.m Neal's, “ J pm. *• “ 10 ** UYodvllle, “ 6 •* ** “ Ip. m. ColumhiN, “ 8 “ * *• 4 *• Howard's, “ 11 “ * “ 7 “ Krankllu, j T, “ d • 3 * “• “ *’ 10 “ Kutaula, •* 6 *• ** Mondays, la. ni Columbus, “ 5 p.m.,** “ 1 ** Uuiucy Republic. Marianna Patriot, and Abbeville banner, copy one mouth ami forward bills to this office. Dec. ld-it EMBROIDERY! OVER TWO UUNDRRDDiFKhUKNT STYLES can be Stan<ped on anv kind of Goo *s. l adies wishing such work done cau ho arc< ni nitKisted by leading their orders at KIDDLK'B G a LLKKY OF AKT. or by calling at bis Dwelling House, corner of Troup and bablwin streets. Columbus,Ga., Nov. 21. IN.H>. ts TftVHBI I THI SSKB ! TUIT rtctlved. per Ifarndcn’e Ki f| press, a good assortment of cel Irated RF.INII AKDT TKCBBKB ) Double and Kingle Lever. We respect fully Invite the attention of physicians and those afflicted to an examination of our stor*k. Aug. 24. K A WARK k SON, 74 Broad st. 1 \KK NOTH K. I \H(Ut()l1 j ri'KT received new supplies of fine GOSHEN • I BUTTER, Extra Fine BTATK CUEEKK, fine large ONIONS aud IRISH POTATOES, at 0ct.22. WALTER C. WRIGHT’S. & CANNING!’.* lety Theater P * AT rKM FEKANCK HALL! LAST NIGHT of the SEASON! Fosifively the Lust Appearance OK IIIK DISTINGUI HEl> YOING AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN, Mi*. Edwin Bootli. Hist time here of fl.e exciting Tmgic Play, tiauhlated from the Geiman of Frederick Von Schiib r. entitled THE ROBBERS. Edwin Booth in his great character < f CHARLES DE MOOR ! Saturday Evening, Dec. 17, ’59, Schiller’s Grand R. man lie Play of The Robbers; Or, The Forests of Bohemia! CHARLES DK MOOR EDWIN liOOTH. Favorite Dance by Mollie “W il iams. To conclude with the scream!t g Farce of THE HENHEZYOUS; Or, Love in all Corners! Doors open at 7 o’clock, peifoiniuncis will com mence at 7% precisely. Tit kefs 76c ; colored persons 2oc docl7*D FOR IALB f \ LIKELY Negro Buy, 22 ycnm old Apply to I\ Dec 17-ls EDWARD CROFT. WANTED, A GOOD Washer and I roller, i.ileial wages will he given. Apply immediately to HATCH COOK, December 17—ts stCook’s Hotel. A PRESENT WORTH HAVING! r IMIK best and most appropriate present from a 1 husband lo a wife i-j u good, reliable and efficient SEWING MACHINE! It relieves her of her most Krio'ous burden; it emancipates hi r from a sedentary and monotonous employment, that, is one of the most prolific causes ol ill health. No more “ Eyelids heavy and red. Fingers weary and bore;” but with a busy hum and a merry click, keeping time with the joyful Kong of its mistress, it does ail the work in tho morning before breakfast, and can then be set aside as uu ornament to the chamber, “A thing of beauty and a joy forever 1” G-ET THE BEST. FOUR! FOUR! 1 (J U K ! F O UR! Different Styles to select from! LADD & WEBSTER’S, A. B. HOWES’, EINKLE & LYON’S, WILCOX & GIBB’S, All Premium Machines! AT PRIORS FROM $35 to SIOO, In cases of Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut, on tables and plainly finished. Call and see them at the NOVELTY WORKS SALES ROOM, No. I4S Broad street, a few doors below Masonic Ilall Building. T. T. EDMUNDS*, Agent. Columbus, Ga., Dec. 1(5, 1860. ts Valuable Land for Sale! rpilE subscriber offers for sale 1 Light Hundred seres of Agfiif&L - L LAND, lying in Macon county. Al t .on the Cuhihatchee Creek, about i-ix miles from UniontalsbKSiSassE Springs, and some distance from flic Mobile and Girard Bail Road, anti immediate ! y on the road leading from Rev. Joseph T. Moultiee’a to Tuske gee. About One Hundred and Seventy-five acres are cleared and under fence, with a good framed Dwelling House and n few good Out Houses, and has two or three excellent wells of never-failing free-stone water. For further particulars, apply to the subscriber, at Tuskegee. Alabama. Dec. 16-ow’4wFr JOHN B. BILBAO. COLUMBUS Building and Loan Association r !t II K Stockholders in this Association are 1 hereby notified that SATUKDAY, tho 17th inst.. is the day on which the Sixty-second Month ly Installment on their stock in due at the Office of the Treasurer. The money will be sold at 7 o’clock on the evening of that day. Dec 16——t R J . Mt it? Kri. Treasurer. WANTED TO HIRE, Xn ABLE-BODIED NEGRO FELLOWS for J the ensuing year, to work on Hail Road. Liberal wages paid. Address the eubscriUr at Columbus, Ga. J. M. WILLIAMS. December 16,1859. 4t LOST OR STOLEN, \ WHITE POl NT EH VU 1\ from my xV piemises. 1 will suitably iewarci any person returning it to me. Dec 10-3 t R. COLEMAX. W INDOW SHADES S KECEIVED on consignment, a large lot of Window Shade?, which wi'l fe sold very low, at S. ROTIICHILD & BRO , December IC, 1850—ts 82 Broad street. Lllil OUS AND GROCERIES I J UST received,and for sale low for cash twenty kegs genuine Dutch Herrings; Madeira, Rhine, Port, Sherry,Claret and Catawba Wines; St. Croix, Jamaica and New England Rum ; Bour bon. Monnngahela, Old Wheat, Pure Corn aud Common Whiskies; Old Holland. Pine Apple and Rose Gins; Fine and Domestic Brandies; Syrups of different kinds; Mutton Hams, Fish, Catsups, Pickles; Crushed, Pulverized and Brown Sugars, J. B SHIPMAN dc CO., July 28. No. 2 Broad street. Administrator’s Sale. XI r ILL be sold on tbe first Tuesday in Februa ry ry, 1800. at the Market House in the city of Columbus, the HOUSE and LOT in the ‘‘Northern Liberties,” near Columbus, known as the Cottage School, a* the properly of the late Tlioniai A. Edgar, deceased. Terms Will he m-ulo known on the day of sale. WM. T. 11 OLDER NESS, Adrn’r. December 15, 1b59-tds MITCHELL & ARMSTRONG, Dealers in Provisions AND COMMISSION ME 11CII ANTS, LOUISVILLE, KY. \\ r E are u*w prepart dto supply our Southern TT friend* with new Hu-on—Hums. Shoulders. Clear Side?, Panel, tierce and keg Mess Pork, at tbe usual commission. Dec. 13-6 t MITCHELL A ARMSTRONG. COLUMBUSBAKERY and Cracker Manuiactory! I I AS always ou band a saleable article of Light I 1 Bread,Crackers ttud Crttckncll Biscuit, made fresh every day. Also, all kinds of PLAIN and FANCY CAKE, not forgetting the celebrated COCOANUT CAKE! Ornamental Cakes, fur weddings and par ties, fixed up iu the most hamlsoiue sty le at short notice. Orders, accompanied with the cash, promptly attended to. C. CRICHTON. Columbus, (in., Dec. 12. lui CLOAKS! CLOAKS! VII ANDBOMK lot In VELVET aud CLOTH. Alto, D lUBLKand SINGLE Hack, Thibet and Plaid Shawls. Just received By decK-lm REDD, JOHNSON & CO. A OOOD SROAR l YV r lb* l4 day n-ceivid a very elude** l*t of V* Segars, (sele* ie > in person,) and we now challenge the city of Cnluuihu* to produce any thing better iu that Hu* than we now * fl. r to the public. 11. A. WARE A SON, bee. 6. No. 74 Broad street. Fire Crackers ! Fire Crackers ! UK) BOXM FIRE CKACKKBB ju.t tociivod I” ** “ aud for i.h- low by Die 12. 11A0LAXD k liIKCII. OSIOM HBTS A\u BOTTOMS, VI. 1, tpiaiitit,., for aa!e l>y 1>.0.6-tf UKyLIIART k CHAPMAN. APPLES I APPLES) *7\ R IRIIKLf. Norlh.rn Applt.Ju.i Krcelvot] f •> aui for 8.1. by .1 AS. 1,1(11 X, l>i'C U-tl at Hogan*, coritt r. WHITE POTASH) 170 K .ab 1 by I* D.r 6-ts V'RQUIIAUT A CII \ I’MAN. CASraTUM 1M) woo*. \\ r E have ju.t r.n-lttul a fri.h importation of T> English 4-4 VELVET au,l llltrs.-EI.S CAKI’KTI NO ami KIIOS, ami will .ell tlirm low No*. 29-lnt BAMMIB A KuONEY. FIBS, CI HMANTS, Arc. I?SMU Smyrna Figs, Currant, and Citron; Cor. Oyster,, in can, and half cans; Lotiatcrs, a *. u .. Salmon, <* << *• u ** Just received aud for sale, wholesale aud re twil* by J. L. OKLLA. SEW BACON. HHDSBIDIS, 11 AMS and SHOULDERS For sale by K. BARNARD A CO. DRY GOODS CLEARANCE SALE! Immense Reduction in Prices AT TIIK One Price Cash Store i No. 110 tHO AD STREET, masonic BXJix,r)xasrGi- JAS. McPHILLIPS, rpo dispose of the present stock and make toon X for Spring purchases, is now offering his LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OK Fall and Winter Dry Goods AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! Without any regard to Cost! A largo portion of throe Goods I ave been pur chased .ecoutly (for rush), at force! New Yolk Auction Sales, at lets than the cost of importa tion, and will be sold at Prices Lower then ever offered before in this or any other house in Columbus GREAT BARGAINS IN WORSTED DRESS GOODS! 57 pieces plain and fancy Worsted at 12^cents, worth 20 cents; 60 pieces Cashmere at 12 cents; 3,f’(i7 yards fancy Worsted 16 ami 20c., reduced from 30 cents ; IMui/i and fancy French Worsted, Merino** Caelimeres, Do Eco-se, Valencias, utU iuau, Poll do Chevie, Ac , all at reduced prices. ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF FLANNELS, KERSEYS, FINE BED BLANKETS, LINBEYS, HOMESPUNS, NEGRO BLANKETS, &c., at unprecedentedly low prices. OA.IjICOES ! Merrimac’s, Bunnell's, Sprague’s, Coehcco’s, Allen’s, and all the best makes, from 8 to 10 cents per yard. cash Buyers Will find they can nave money by making their purchases here, at# tho WINTER bTOCK must hi disposed of during the present season, and all the Goods have been intuited down to prices that must insure speedy tale. £B* Remember tho address. JAS. McPHILLIPS, I lO Broad St ~ Masonic Building. Columbus, Ga.. Dec. 17, 1859. IMMENSE REDUCTION ON Silks and Fancy Dress Goods! SILK ROBES, SHAWLS; FRENCH DELAINE ROBES; FANCY SILK DRESSES. Also a Large luvoice of EMBROIDERIES ! COLLARS, BANDS, SLEEVES. SETS, &c. All of which will be sold at less than the cost of importation. LADIES are respectfully requested to call, examine and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. JAMES McPHILLIPS, Dec. 17. No. 140 Broad Street. overcoatsT 300 OVERCOATS OF VARIOUS STYLES AND QUALITIES! All of which we are now offering at $6, the same be ing worth from $lO to sl2! CASH CLOTHING EMPORIUM, 125 Broad St., Columbus, Ga., ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. Overcoats at SO, worth 810 “ “ 6, worth 10 “ “6, worth 10 Purchasers are requested to call and ex amine, ami satisfy themselves, km we feel confi dent that they will be convinced of the fact. HOSETTE, MEEICK & CO. Columbus, Ga., Dec. 10. ts CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! I. GE STRUPPER, RANDOLPH ST., NEAR THE POST OFFICE, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, “ITTOULD inform his friends aud the public W generally, that he is in receipt of a FRKSII and FULL SUPPLY’ of all the various kimin fresh and dried FRUITS, Much as Fine Apples, Bananas, Oranges, Apples, Grapes. Raisins, Dates, Figs, Citrons, Currants, Cocoa Nuts, Prunes, Almonds, Pecans, Walnuts, Ac. Ac. Ac. CA-ISTDIES! A fresh supply of MAILLARD’B deliduus Bon hons. Cream Chocolate, Cream Jolly, Ac. Udreworks! A full assortment, such km i*ky Rockets, with Stars; Roman Candles; Sixteen Balls; Vertical Wheels, large; Triangles; Pigeons; Torches; Ben gola Flowi r Pots; Slims; Color* and tins, Ac. In Store. 100 boxes Flro Ctackers. Also anew supply of FANCY AKTIOLKB for the coming Holidays. Talking Dolls, Wax Dolls, Work Boxes, Puzzles, Gaines, Mechanic Toys, Or. Dements. Chinn Bottlm. Ac. All kinds ot CA'DIKS manufactured him) sold by the box a- i 11KAP uv any other house in tbe city, for OABII. Dec. 2-3 w DRINK AND BE MERRY FOR Christmas is Near! TYLER S MOSES HAVING Just received cane* of the choicest Lhjiior*, of all kitdn. n.w is your tune to got supplied Willi a pure and good article, among which me tho following : BRANDIES; WINES, all kinds; \\ Ii ISKIES, “ Choice SCI IKI DAM SCHNAPPS; RUM; CORDIALS; HITTERS; FAMILY LIQUORS, all kinds; PH EM IUM CII AM P AGN E, war ranted o(|ual to any brand. All of the above I** from direct importers, and guaranteed a pure atticlo. For ►a 1* by the case or hottl* at Dec. 12—ts No 132 BROAD STREET Ivoryotypes and Pketograplu! TUCKER & PERKINS, OF AtutiHta, Ga.. will open their NEW p|l<> TOG HA DIIIC GALLERY OF AKT in Colum bus in a few weeks. Tucker & Perkins’ Ivoryotypes rrrrutly Introdnnd In the Clt, . f \ n gnata at, acknowledged by all who ace them to bo (ho moat jxiftctyrmt of the Photographic Art oror exhibited Tbeir Cul iuot and Us aixo Photo graphic Port.alia, In oil and pa-101, arc w. II and aidoly known in Uaorght and the South, and they .peak for themael.e.. The... ami eeer, atyie of Picture, known to Ihe Art, they will be prepared to make in Columbn. in their u.ual superior atyl., “ “ ‘ •A- Notice will be given to the public a< tom, a, they are ready for buaincr.. ‘ d. C B If TO ARIIIVK) ■)|)() W hi.ky, din mi l Malaga Win.., ‘ per .learner Marianna t),c - 1--H 1 TYLER A MOSKB. 1860! ALMANAC for 1S(2) for .ale by UT CHAFFIN A JOHNSON. FOR ‘SALE AM) KFA j . FOR JKBMT, VCOMFORTBLE Dwelling House, with five roon h, good water, gar eu and Tslu'w ,c tHMiry outhouHts, situated corner otJMl' 4 I'houiHS itnd Forsyth streits Apply.lo Dec. 14-dtp I) WALLBOBN. FOR lALRf a VERY desirable pi ice c< nvenh ut to j. * : \ busiii'SHln the city. The buildings e all ill good repair, with excellent ua ilßl-ffl crand sufficient ground attached to make a aim. 1 or terms, Ac , apply to Dec. 16-ts B F. MALONE. FOB SALE. iMIE suliMiiber offers two likely NEGROES for sah*—they aie good Cooks, Waslieis and 1 oners. Also, two 110U8E8 and L /TS ; location e-alt by, aud wif bin a few paces of Colnnil us. Terms cash Call early If you wish a bargain. Address, or call on uie, at Girard, Ala , or C< luin uh, Ga. C. 11. SN'IDER. December 5. 2w bOR RENT, r'llE House and Lot ininn diately on the . river bank, on the North side f the jfssUn L >wr Ibidge, in Girard, Ala. Every tbiny onnectod with the place is in good repair, and will be reuttd low to a good tenant. For further parthularu apply to the under signed, in Girard, Alabama. Dc. 13-2 W MBS. FRANCES WACASER. TO KENT, A COMFORTABLE llouho, second door . on the south-west corner ot Forsyth wpgß titU Few streets. Good gulden and out u| uildings; also u fine well of water on the iot. Possession given January. Nov.3U-tf J. RHODES BROWNE. WHO wliii TO BUY ,i IIOUSFJ ANI) LOT The llwuse is . t nearly mw; contains six cumlortn ole rooms with lour fire ]>laces. On the lei ill there is a will of good water, a kitchen Mm ko nouse, Ac. 1 offer to sell the above at a low price *ll tho fol.owing teims: One-third cash, one-thud iu one year, and the other third in two years. For further particulars call at the Diug Store of J. A. Whiteside A Cos. Pel. 19-ti JAMES A WHITESIDE. FOB SALK, A COMFORTABLE Residence in a do- . sirublo part of the city. Apply to waslw Oct. 10-ts F. WILHELM. -IMl^ Desirable Residence for Sale. i 'Ult aub-ctiber otterb fi r .ale her rmi- ■ , Jence to tbocit} of Colnmbu,, niimi r ud on Troup street, between M. Clair arc JCfO. Crawford btriets. ibe lot eontiuns Leif „i, H cie, aud ba.ou it a dwelling with six reome. On tie premises is a double kitchen, servants’ house, liable, caniago liuuee, garden, cow lot,and a well ol good water, for terms and price upply on the premises. SAKaII A. VINSON. September 9,1859. ts poFubkt. I-IIE commodious Eating House known . as the OEM, under Jones’ Huildins. 1l!S?f| will be rented low to a good tenant. Ap-JHiil JOHN A. JONEf, or JAMES IVAItE, Aprll 18-ts a Hunt A IVare’s. BUILDIKO LOTS. sale, iu the Town ofUirard. Ala.. . . J? three haudsouie Lots. Kos. J, 8 and ffp’ 18, four acres each, adjoining each othei Mfell On one of said Lots, No. 18, there is a fin. Bnrit.it of water. Apply to W. K.HARRlS,agent.Columbus.Ga.. or W.O. VONOE, owner, Tong, ’e, Russel ICo, Ala. August 2(>. 1858-tl WANTS. _ WAITED TO RKfkT, V COMFORT ABLE I)W ELLIN G, to con . . taiu i.o less than five Rooms, besides |B££|ra out buLoingt, Ac., and to be loiaied ne.x JHAiJm. *l e business j art o tho city I'otgus.on wanted u tli* Ist of January. Add.e.-s B* X 247. P. 0. D cembet 10—ts CHARCOAL, WAV TED, MMEDIaTELY. Apply ai the J_ Dec 8-ts fl'X LOOK BINDERY. MUSCOGKfc RAIL. KOAD,I tA., Lee 318 i-U J *A7 ANTED, immediately, ten abk-bcuitd V v NEGRO MEN. to *irk on repair* ol Lead until tho Ist ot January, lbtib. l*j, S2O ptr mouth auu touud. Apply* to A. B. Bob'! ICl\ or Dec. 3-2 w W. L. CLARK, bup’t. Situation as Teacher Wanted. * LADY, who is a graduate, with some expe u.\ rience, and well qualified for its duties, de al, es a situation as general assistant or other- a High School in the city. For iuither lntornitttiou apply at the Hut, zc-tf feUK OHICJS. WANTED, it l( it I ®tllNUl>- BUOCKB, (to square Dot U’,B t Hu.il a loot.) celirtri u iu Columbus, fur wliiclmtuir price iu cash will be givt u. Apply to Oct, ii-ts JUBLPII U. VVtNN WANTED, it 1 COI!1)S 01 g“b TINE WOOD at tbe Eui p re Mill. CLbMONS a CO. Sept. 28, 18511. PINE WOOD WANTED! r pilK EAGLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY A w*ut to buy 500 Cords us PINE WOOD August 26,1859. IDTTI3 NOTICE. J. H. DANIEL & CO. WILL be obliged to tbo.-e iLdebtid to them bv bote or open account, fur Goods purebased P“„ i to the pree,-,“ year, if they will come fur ward aud settle the seme. Parties notified at above, failing to comply with our rcqnett on or before the first day of Jan uary next, may expect to find their claim, in the band, ol an officer, as we are comp,lied to ZT'oTf, J - 11 DANIEL & Cos” oct No. 123 Broad .trei-t. STEUEOSCOPIC PICTURES f Most Wonderful and Beautiful! T. WILLIAMS STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS ever in tbe city; the price, of which are a. low they can be bought in New York citv Tliev are worth lr< m 12 cents each to sl. $1 .h“to^‘“ 0 “ ,,, * nt 0f from Aw- A liberal discount to liberal buyer. “■ t FASHIONABLE MILLINERY jV! 1 .?! 8 ’ V.A ba. now on linud xrA u beautrlul a.bonuieut of Rich and Elegant BONNETS, HEAD DRESSES, LACES, RRIDAL WREATHS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, CARS, Ac. lodic, who have not yet purchased, will !.’.!*“* l ' ttU 1,1111 • r latest sty 1,. Just opening, limy are pronounced tiro prettiest of Douneta. 11, r store is on ltandolph meet, next dot r to 1 O. ■*• Nov.lß-tf A CAltlA. NEW MILLINERY STORE. MISS L. A. FLYNN would reapectfully an uounce to the Ladle* of Colnmbni and a'NIVrAIM ue h V , '" 1 ■** -I ‘ltg, a M.M MILLINh V Ml ill E, ui at do. r to I. 0. Strapper a, on Randolph meet where ,b, altl keepal! the lateat aty lee of Fa.hlonuble Mlllln.ry She will be receiving dally all tb. 7 OK MS OF FASHION. Haying acquired her expeile ie in tin beet praetlrai arhoole of Millinery In New York ehe feelh eontldent 111 her ability tueuit,l| wlio'may ravorherwithlh.il , atronag*. y leoliinil.llH,,-et 20 1860, Dl*. J. liOVEK DOII'S IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS on earth ’ ‘‘" t * ur ‘ tt “ t ' 1 L > “ n F fund, AS A BKVKItAOK dim rl'lnl' 111 ; l"o.!uei"g all the exhllara fl !e.u l V;. l ' ,r ” , ‘' l> ‘k-'rlnju Minleter. of the tloepel. Eawyera, all I uhllc jl'ißkera ay well ae bookkeeper- and olhere leading needenttry life, eh,add never he without tindMe..fe . ,c,l) linden ",’* r “’ 1 l-d.one which are to be found in mint of the beverage* t„ he had at the bar room, and liquor dealere . hSL'i'u. l7 >1" A 1 'i*■ WM)tm* IKLD. No, 049 and bhl Hr oad way, N. Y.: lIA NES A PA UK, No. U lark row, and by A || Druggists. I rice, One Dollar per Bottle. ACRE A IVKRFON, o<*42K\tom g,,i 0 agouti for Columbus. Mattresscß! Mattresses! IF YOU WANT A GOOD CLEAN AND CHEAP MATTRFSS *x> the Carter U’uctoTy. „ , **-Order, thankfully received ("lambu.. (la.. Dec. a. 1e69. lm rVKSITVBB, H HTAIN*, Ac. oUJ,‘i"A*i0 U J,‘i"A*i o t ? I .*. D . t of FVhNITUXX, CAKPETS and CUItTAINi I. very lull.and will be .old oo ihe most reasonable terms. _Nov. 2lMm SAMMIE A ROONEY. WHITE NDITAHI) NKKD) A FRESH *npp!y Ju.t received *nd for .ale by R. A. WARE A SON. TANARUS Broad t.
