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COLUMBUS: Largest City and Country Circulation. SnlurcUy Hornlnfi Fb. 18, 1800. The Small I’ox is xaiil to be prevailing to a serious extent iu Powell county, Ky. Some forty or fifty cases have been re ported. Hon. L. J. dart roll hue introduced in the House of Representatives of Hon gress, a bill to establish in the city of Atlanta a Port of Delivery. • —♦ The lit. Rov. liishop Quinlan, of Mo- j bile, will Preach and administer Confir mation in the Catholic Church of this city, on to morrow (Sunday) at eleven o'clock, a. m. , . ♦ Pennington for President. The Jersey City Courier raises the name of Speaker Pennington for Presi dent, subject to tho decision of the Re publican National Convention. . —♦ Klee lion of Mollcltor. The Legislature of Alabama, has elec ted John 0. Stokes, Esq., us Solicitor for tho Ninth Circuit, lie was formis-ly editor of the Dudeville (Alabama,) Dan ner. The Ranks of South Carolina have a total circulation o( $12,401,347, duo Re posits $4,092,000, duo Ranks $8,080,378. They have in specios2,olß,ls7, duo from Ranks $1,874,803, domestic Exchange $13,024,627, foreign Exchange $1,052,- 491, Discounts $12,828,087. mm ♦ Kait mi m Isuml Olllce* One of the items of intelligence from Washington is, that J. K. Jones, of Kan sas, formerly of New York, is to till the vacancy occasioned by the death of Col. Ely Moore in the Lecompton Land Office. —♦ Ordered to Leave. A young mnu named Hartley, a Cana dian by birth, was waited on by a Vigi lance Committee iu Sutl’ulk county, Va., and requested to leave, which he did.— The cause was his disposition to make negroes bis associates. ■ - Committed. Thos. Gault charged with the murder of Richard Hews, was brought before Jus tices Camion ami Wayno iu Jacksonville, Ala., on Thursday last, and after a hear ing of the testimony was committed for trial at tho next term of the Circuit Court for Calhoun county. Selma and Gulf Hull Hoad. The Seltnn Reporter states that “ground was broken” on the Selma & Gulf Road, last week by the force of Mrs. Tipton, under tho superintendence of Mr. Armel her overseer. Several other contractors nro ready to begin their work. Charleaton Convention. The Charleston Courier announces that tho Institute Hall has been engaged for tho use of tho Democratic Convention, and that the Hibernian Hull Ims been se cured for (he Mills Houso ns an additional space for dormitories. . Punernl of Mrs. Tlclienor. We regret to learn from tho Montgom ery papers of the death of tho cstiinablo wife of tho Rov. J. T. T lobe nor, Raster of the Raptist church in that city. Thu Mull suyn ihe fuuui ul nus luigcij utU’im cd by tho sorrowing relations and friends of tho deceased. will* C’ aml ll nt r for Uovmior. A con vent ion in to lio field in N. C., the--J inst.to nominate a Whig candidate for Governor. The Whig Par ty of Mecklenburg comity met in conven tion Saturday the 10th just , and ap pointed a number of delegates to the gen eral convention. ♦ House lluriM-il. The Tullupoosa (Ala.) Times says the residence of Gideon Illack, three miles South of this place, was burned on Sat urday night last, consuming every thing therein. The family had went to a neighbors to remain until bed time, and on their return found the house on fire. It is supposed to bo the work of an in ceudiary. ■ ♦ - folia of Malm. The Nashville Union says there is no question that the order is a benevolent one, and has done much wherever it lius taken hold to ameliorate the condition of the worthy needy. The order may have other objects than charity in view. Os I this wo know nothing; we only praise them for their good deeds. ————♦ Oentli of Judge O. 11. Kenan. We learn from the Macau Telegraph ! that lion. Oweu 11. Kenan died at his I residence in Whitfield oounty on the -7th of January in the seventy fifth year of his age. lie had filled the office of Judge first in the Uomulgee and next in the j t berokco Circuit. Pining iho last years of his life he retired from the bar and lived on his tanu in Whitfield county. ♦ ■ ■moa AUbftmii Huarlrr MhnUi G> iter til* On the fith ballot Thursday, the Ala bama Legislature elected t’apt. U.T. Thom Quarter Master General to till the vacan cy occasioned by tbe resignation of Gen. P. 11. Urittan. Tbe candidates were F. L. tSinitfi, K. T. Thom and C. K. tivuns. Mr. Nniitfi withdrew on the last ballot. Gen. 8. P. KeSmitb of Lowndes, was elected Adjutuut Gcuoral over Gen. W. C. Mclver of Dallas, on tlio first ballot. t'ae of timnll l’oi. The Augusta Chronicle of yesterday is informed that a ease of small-pox has made its appearance iu the town of Daw son, Terrell county, cautlug considerable apprehension among the citizens. A young man, who had bceu spending some time iu Macon, had recently returned, been taken sick, and on Bundue last the pbysi ciaus pronounced it a case of small pox. *- - Aukum* a I,U Moron Hall ltosd. “e learn from the Constitutionalist of yesterday, that the City Council of Au gusta met l hursday afternoon and adopt ed a resolution, authorising the Mayor of the city to subscribe the >uui of $500,000 to the Macon and August a rail road,under the conditions and amendments of the charter of the road j aud also providing for the issue of bonds, &c. A young lady, Miss Stewart, of Cum berland county, IV, was so badly fright ened a few weeks ago by meeting a wdl p’-tbe-wisp that she was tnkeu ill upon reaobing home, and in a short time af terward died front the effects of the pros tration of her nervous system, superiu dueed by the fright. Wraltlk of itluaicogcc! County. A correspondent of tho Eufnula Ex press over the signalnre of “Cowikes,” h iving seen a synopsis of the tax returns of Muscogee county, including tho city of Columbus, in which the valuation of all property is set down at $12,603,081, was prompted to ascertain how Harbour county and Kufaula stood in point of wealth. Three hems of land, negroes and town lots, amount in the aggregate to $12,429,011. He says, “to my astonishment, 1 found that threo items alone, land, negroes and town lots, even at an estimate much lower than would be placed on them now, (for tho negroes of this county would average moro than I have set them down by nt least 20 per cent., and town lots iu Eu faula have increased in value more than 50 pcrccut.) exceeds the entire wealth of Muscogee county, including so large arid populous h city as Columbus.” Gut of about fifty-three counties in Al abama, Harbour ranks, we believe, sec ond or third in respect to the valuation o 1 taxable property. She may well chal lenge comparison in this particular as well as all others, with any courtly in the South, but the correspondent of the Ex press should remember that the nica of Muscogee county is comparatively little larger in extent than the corporate lim its of tho city of Colurnhus. The coun ties in Alabama aro extraordinarily large —so large that Grand Juries at several of tho last Cull Terms of tho Circuit Court presented it as a public grievance, and recommended a reduction of their size, or a la-organization of the Judicial Cir cuits to remedy the evil. In Georgia the counties are about the “size of a saddle blanket,” of which Muscogee is a fair specimen. Without any desire to insti tute invidious comparisons, wc would say that when an estimate is made between the comparative wealth of counties, due allowance should at the same time be made for their comparative size. illiwmlmml|>pl Moving. The Jackson Mississippiuii states that I the two Houses of tho Legislature have | mot iu joint convention and selected the following gentlemen to represent the .State of Mississippi in tho Atlanta Con vention : SamuclS. lioyd, of Adams ; Wiley I’. Harris, of llinds; A. M. Clayton, of Mar shall; Samuel J. Oholson, of Monroe; W. U. Hill, of Yazoo ; Henry Dickinson, of Lowndes; Hiram Cassedy, of Frank lin. ♦ Klmmli Is In ml Ktule Convention. A mass convention of the citizens of the citizens of Rhode Island who aro op posed to the Republican nominations for State officers, was held in l’rovidenca on tho Ist instunt. It was attended by about 1000 persons. The following nom inations were made: Fur (lovernor, —Wm. Sprague, of I’rovi donco. I'ur hunt, (lovernor. — Isaac Saunders, of Scituato. Fur Attorney General. —Thos. K. King, of North Providence. For Secretary of Slate. —John R. Hart’ lett, of Providence. For General Treasurer, —Sand A. Par ker, of Newport. Tho lust three nominations are tho samo as tlioso made by tho Republicans. .liamiiril nIT the Cdim Wo learn from tlio Daily Locomotive of the 15tb, that on Mouday evening as the .Slate train was coming in to Atlanta, a Mr. Hassell, whose mind was impair ed, jumped ofl’ the train from the hind most car, ouly two miles from the city. Our informant says that the mother of the man requested the conductor to stop the train to look after him, but he stead fastly refused. When she arrived here, she was almost frantic about her son, j whom she supposed was killed or badly crippled. Messrs, ’lluunicutt, Clem llowcll aud j Oweus wont to search for him, and found him, eighteen or twenty miles from the place where he had leuped from the cars. They reached him about four o’clock Monday morning. We aro happy I to state that he is unhurt Tlio Conductor who would refuse such I a request under the circumstauccs, ought | to ho instantly discharged from his of fice. - From tin* Washington Countitution The Material of which Committee* are made. We publish below the names of iho members of the House of Representa tives of the National Congress, who “cor dially endorsed and approved” the Helper book, iu order that the public may see tho more readily how many of them have been rewarded by Speaker rennington. Those whose names are printed iu small capitals arc chairmen, and those in ital ics member* of important couimittoos of the House of Representatives: Hciu vt.m (\>t i ax. J F h\trnsu'oi th, .Ifliuii ItuihuyiViti', O. I. Knapp, OtVCH lAJVtJojft /*. A’ J’VtUnUt Atnoi P. G ranger, Philemon It lien, Kdwln S. Morgan, M ami n W.Tmtax, Giu Mi a A Grow, <'Aorta* Oi.<*. Juhlium H Oiddlngs, T. Dmyh. | low til At/ieon/ H’.i.ta, Jiutic* Piko. . Calvin 0. Chaffee. li-rntr 1’ /w-ve.. William II Kelsey, Isaiah P Claw sou, MW’i.ii/i I. llommt, A.*. Murray, Usury Waldron, It >bert 11. Hull, Joint Shrkman, Valentin* it. Horton, H’ ISihirr . Fmkkmax 11. Mouse, IP, g’*h A, /Aleut KUtftnr, limy /'■ <(•*.. William Stowart, I Justui s Morrill, S.>inu,l li. ('uiiis, j / John M Wood, I J l llinyhau i. Jotm M. Parker, UWtum ktli'W • St,i Urn V. /Wfer. K II W Asiim km:, Chart. * J Gilman, HtNJAMIN M.AXfON, Churl* S 11. H alt'd, Edward DoJdJ Jouu Thompson, | i'ylnor It /tnijiVinl, .1. W. Sherman, J JoAa Os*Willtaiii H. Itrnyton, Cai. C. Wasiiih R>r, Jouus HnjiuMm. Samuel G. Vndrawa, O. U, Abraham 11 (Win, Richard Molt, Sidney DvtDi Georg** K. Kohbiuc, Nath. H Purser. Iweklvl P. Walton, Kui .ry It Pottle. James Wilson, DsWitt 0. Leach, 8. A Purviauee, i John F. IVuik, Kham ik K. tfeinskS, T. Davit, Mmi I Silas M. b\.rrvuyhs, •— - % Southern Tratlr Meeting. A meeting of our merchants, interest ed iu the Southern trade, has hem called i at the Corn exchange on Tuesday next, when propositions establishing lines of steamers to will be submitted. I The meeting will be addressed by Mr. , Crichton, Rresodcntof the old line steam ers, and, it is believed, such information atforded us will demonstrate not only the necessity of tho lino to the commercial interests of Baltimore, but also exhibit the certainty of its proving a-self sus taining, dividend paying enterprise Jlulfitn ore A mtrica h . ♦ Tle •'Wife** of Joint llrtiinn. Adah Isaacs Menken wrote n letter j stating that “be wan the wife of lirenan, the bruiser, “tho bravest man in the world.'’ A. J. Menken} writes to the , Spirit of the Timm that ho unfortunately married the lady in April, 1850, nud that he ban never obtained a divorce, though’ , new engaged iu that laudable undertak- I ‘“!?• Uc calls the fair Adnlt an adulter ess, etc. CongrvMMloiinl. Wahiiijioton, Feb. Hi—lb Senate was engaged to-day on District of Colum bia business. A committee was appoint ed to report in regard to tho inaugura tion of tho statue of Washington on the 22d inst. Tho Senate then adjourned until Monday. In the House, several hundred bills, from all the States, were introduced. llealli of lion. P. Huili Floyd. Washington, Feb. 10.—Hon. P. Rush Floyd, a brother of the Secretary of War, and a resident of \Vythevil)c, Va., died suddenly here, last night of disease of the heart. Arrival of tile Overland Mall. St. Louis, Feb. 14.—Tho overland mail of the 23d ult., arrived yesterday. The anti-Lecompton Democratic con vention did not elect delegates to tho Charleston convention. The indications aro that, an attempt will be made by the Lecompton Democratic convention to send Douglas delegates to the Charleston con vention. Gov. Latham, the V. S. Senator elect, ulso favors the nomination of Douglas. Arrest of a Fret-negro Alnluctor, Augusta, Feb. 10.—Andrew J. Rod gers, hailing from Helena, Arkansas, was arrested hero to-day under a charge of abducting free negroes, and selling them as slaves. He has been taken to Macon, in charge of a Macon policemen. Connecticut Delegates for Douglas. Washington, Feb. 15.—Eleven out of the twelve delegales appointed to the Charleston National Democratic conven tion, from Connecticut, aro in favor of the nomination of lion. S. A. Douglas, for the Presidency. Virginia Deinoeratic Stale Conven tion, Washington, Feb. 13 —The Democratic Stale convention assembled here to day, and effected a temporary organization.— The indications are that a majority of the convention is in favor of tho nomina tion of Gov. Wise by the Charleston con vention. The State convention adjourned this evening, in memory of lion. P. Rush Floyd, deceased. Slavery lit tlc Territories. Washington, Feb. 13.—The Demo cratic members of the Senate are under stood to be busily engaged in preparing a platform respecting slavery in tho Ter ritories. boas of a Vesuri front Hie District. The schooner llrotbere, from Alexan dria, was suuk off the highlands of No visiuk yesterday. She came in collis ion with the schooner U. H. Huntley, from Haltimore. Items from New Orleans. Nkw O t.kans, Feb. 13.—[Received in Charleston February 15, 9 A M.] Tho Convention to elect Delegates from this city to the Democratic State Conven tion, for the purpose of choosing Dele gates to Charleston, have made their se lection. There is a large administration majority among those chosen. The Almadeu Quicksilver Case, which excited much interest in California, lias j been decided in favor of the United Slates. Fire in Kllzabetn City, A, C. Noiu'olk, Feb. 14.—A destructive fire ] occurred to-day in Llizabctb City, N. C. ; Forty houses were burned, with great loss. Among the sullorcrs are Gutkius, Cobh, Dole, Wheeler and others. Many families arc without shelter or means of support. The insurance is only partial. The lire was the work of an incendiary. There is great excitement. Wasiiinuton, February 15.— We uu derstaud that Messrs. Toombs, of Geor gia, Olingman, of North Carolina, and some others, are using every means in j their power to make the Democratic Sen ators commit themsolves upon the reso- j lutions, now before the Senate, bearing I upon the Presidential question. They wislt with Douglas no action whatever ! upon the subject of Territorial policy. ■ ♦ A (.nltnnt Young I-ady. A beautiful young lady, Miss L 1, | of Mobile, had quite an adventure in one of the St. Charles street omnibuses yes terday. It appears that, in company with a young lady friend, she had been paying a visit up iu the city, aud was coming down to Canal street again. Just as she had pulled the string, and was iu iho act of getting out of the bus, a man sitting near tbe door snatched her purse from her baud aud ran ofl'with it. The young lady, with gn at preseuce of mind sprang out of tho ‘bus and ran alter him. The thief, in attempting to dodge into the crowd, slipped and fell, when the young lady, stooping down, gracefully caught hold ot him by the col lar and said iu tho sweetest excited tone imaginable: “Alt, you bad man, ain't you ashamed to take my purse, give it back to me directly.” Tho thief was perfectly subdued, aud handed over the purso to the young lady, who not uutil th-n released tier tiny, jeweled hand from his collar. Tire rascal was probably actuated to the hasty de livery by the approach of a crowd of gen tleinen attracted by the singular scene, and was glad enough to skulk away w ith out bciug arrested. The young lady, blushing considerably after tho excitement of the chase, and tho gaze of the young gentlemen who came too late, rejoined her companion, and walked away as if nothing had occurred. [A\ O. Delhi. ♦ liny lug XV lif ut nt Half Imon . Mr. lleury V Mciglts, the agent of the Columbus (lia.) Oily Mill., has recently been iu Baltimore, where he hot purchas ed HO,OOO buiketa ot : W heat,the most of which lias actually gone forward loColum hus’ and will be manufactured nt what arc called tlio “Palace Mil!*.” These Flouring Mill* first sought to purchase wheat iu the South, and failing, were compelled to go to Baltimore. Their first efforts were made in Tennessee, hut tho demand could uot be mot, owing to the groat scarcity, aud tho loss of crops now in the grottud. We arc uo alarmist, or croaker, but our information, by letter, from all parts of Tennessee, from Georgia, Alabama, Vir ginia, Kentucky, and theCarolianinns, is to the effect that the winter has been ru inous to wheat erops. In whole sections, the trtil will not be realized. The result 1-, that corn i going up, Gat* o-e high, aud Hay is advancing, and will continue to do so, until they reach high figures, nud many suffer for the necessaries of life. It is uo use to disguise these faels any longer. We are to have a hard year of it. Farmers who have provisions are holding them hack, y> see bow the coming crop turns out, and many are holding up for Iho highest figures that may be renehed. Many of the Southern Provision llous e- are writing u private letters, to know what corn. Flour and Bacon, as well ns Lard can be had for. We reply to each and all, in Tentieasee, bacon is now worth 10 ceuts bog round, and rising, while Hama go readily with ut at l‘J£ cents.— Knoxville Wkif. Twin Children Horn In Dlftvrtnl Ytaris The following announcement i* from a Scottish paper:—“At I'ilverhillocks. (I nline, the wife of Charles Wilson, of twiu daughters, one horn on the 01st Ue cembcr, 1859, aud the other on January Ist, 1 Stiff. ” TEMPERANCE IIALL! For Two Nights Only! TIIK CELEBRATED OLD FOLKS CONCERT COMPANY! TWENTY LADIK3 ANJi GENTLEMEN, With their gplmdid ORCHESTRA, BAND & CHORUS, Assisted by MIMB JENNY TWICIIKLL. I'llOP. I> IIALL, MR. It. IIA LL, MR. L. 11. W KT. And other eminent VOCAL und IN ST It r MENTAL VERFORMEItS, Will appear chid in Costumes of 100 Yoars Ago! And give their FIRST GRAND CONCERT! Commencing on Tuesday Evening, Fell. 21. ADMISSION 50 cents; Children &5 cents; Secured Heats, 75 cents, can be lmd at the Hall during the day ami evening. Doors open ut o’clock; Concert commences at 7 y 4 o'clock. ftsblU-dot TEMPERANCE HALL! MADAME ANNA BISHOP BEGS TO ANNOUNCE A GIIAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT! On Monduy Evening, Feb. 20. MAD AML ANNA IIISHOP Will be asidstcd by the eminent Baritone, F. RUDOLPIISKN, And tho American Pianist, HARRY SANDERSON, who is conceded to bo tho greatest octave per former living. Ticket* of Admission, sl. Seats can be secured fit ttie Mmdc Store of Mr. W. H. GARTER, without extra charge. Tickets also to bo had at Mr. Carte r’s. Doors open at 7 o’clock; commence at 8 o’clock. February 14, 1860 d6t TUCKER & PERKINS’ NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. To correct a misapprehension, we would stato that AMBROTYPEB, As well us OTHER STYLES OF PICTURES, Are taken at our Photograph Gallery, OVEII THE DItUG STORE OF J. W. BROOKS, ISronil Street, Columliua, On. Feb. 18-2 t TUCKER & A CARD, r|i) the Press, for their kind and favorable nc- T of my humble labors, and to the Citi/eus of Columbus and tho surrounding country, lor their very liberal patronage during the past year, I return my sincere and heartfelt thanks. Being permanently located here, I rely upon a continuance of these favors, and 1 assure my pat rons and friends that 1 shall labor most faithfully to render my services acceptable. My Ollice is over GOETCIIIUS & IIODtJES’, corner of St. Clair uud Jackson streets. 11. LEWIS WOODRUFF, Feb. 18-d3t Resident Architect. Wild Sports in the South; OR, TIIE CAMP FIRES OK TIIE EVERGLADES. J)Y Charles E. Whitehead, just received by ) Feb. 18 J. W. PRASE. PRIVATE BOARDING. MRS. MARY A. ALLEN has taken the large and commodious houso on Oglethorpe street recently occupied by Mr. T. S. Kilpatrick, where she will bo pleased to accommodate her friends with DAY BOARDING. She has a few vacant Rooms to let to early applicants. Terms moderate. Feb. 17,1860-ddt COLUMBUS Building and Loan Association rrilß Stockholder* in this Association are A hereby notified that SATURDAY, tho 18th iiibt., in tho day on which tho Sixty-fourth Month ly Installment ou their stock is duo at tho Ollice of the Treasurer. Tho money ou hand will be sold at 7U o’clock on the evening of that dny. Feb. 17-2 t K. J. MOBKS, Treasurer. NOW VO ITU TIME! A LARGE LOT OF SUPERIOR SOUTHERN-MADE FI RNITURE That MUST BE CLOSED OUT immmediately FOR CASH! All who want FURNITURE can now get it CHEAFESR Than it can be had iu NEW YORK CITY! THIS IS SO—NO HUMBUG—CALL AND SEE. NOVELTY WORKS SALESROOM, 11S Broad street. T. T. EDMUNDS. Agent. BEDELL & WEEMS H AVE just received 200 DHLS. CHOICE ST. LOUIS FLOUR, comp fitting the following ! favorite brnuilt*: UAYAHD’S UPPER TEN CHOICE EXTRA; WALSHS UNION ! CRESCENT MILLS EXTRA FAMILY; MOUNT Vi’ INON, Ao. fab!7 NEW ORLEANS S\ KI P. i|U \ HIILS. and half bblc. Choice New Orlcann IUU Syrup, by | Feb. 17 BEDELL A WEEMS. PLA■TING POTATO k -*. r\{ I BBL 9. Planting Potatoeii— Pink Kye. very I JU line, by Feb. 17 BEDELL * WEEMS. STEWART’S A SIGA 11. ; k BBLB. Stewart’s A Sugar, by cHF Feb. 17 BEDELL A WEEMS. N■ w OIL i: \N S IDOAI, I lIIIDS. New Orlcaus SugHr, all grade*, by tJVr Feb. 17 BEDELL A WEEMS. COFFEE M'OCHA, Java. Laguira. and Rio, by l ob. 17 BKI ILL A WIEMB. WHITE FISH, / \t ARTE It KITS, half kit*, mid whole bid* . by Feb. 17 BEDELL A WEEMS. FI {ESI 1 SUPPLIES J 1 ST RECEIVED BY “V-A-lSr s. SUGAR CURED HAMS; i Prime I. *af Lard ; Fulton Market Beef, Smoked and Plckle.l; No. I Mackerel, in kita aud quarter barrel*; No.l Me** Mackerel ; { Choice Uotlteit Butter; Pine Apple Cli* ce ; Nutmeg Cheee ; Macai i iii and Vermicelli; i Sweet Potatoes; i Heedlt** aud Malaga Rai*ln; Citron, Ac , Ac. Feb 17 VEOKT A Ul.b'.S. I l ST rmlfnl from N**w York, Kiur CabbujctS fl Rut* ]}•£ Turnip*. I Uj, Blood Ihot*, Onion*, tool Potato**. f. bIT JAM KS LIGON. Jltir HKCKIVKD, N'gRTHKRN llt'ini*. Huttt r lleiini, Cow IVh, Whit# l’i*ii*, Hacki'd Corn. Kur Corn. Corn >lt al. Flour, Mt>* I’ork. I’tcklcd Uctf, Go*)ii'U aud Country Uuttvr, Flnr Cbtivat'. Fob. 17 JAMKS LIGON. K\ IU A CHOICK. 4 LARGE lot of *>xtra rliolco l liaudlrr ACo ’a a V lhavy Si.lt>* and Bhould>r>; 30 bbli >xtra I'liiu** I'uro L.al Lard. February 17 JAMES I.IGON. FEBIH UITTKII AMI) KUUtI. IUBT rrotivtni from Teaurim*# and f>r *ah> by Fob. 17 TYLRIt M MOBKB. LAltm LAUD! \D>T of I'rinu* Nrw Lard. <>n couniirnim>ut. for *al* by foM7 TYI.KR A MObkS. 3\r OTICE ! I’HOSK INDFIITKH to ,1. ITOVEf.Lt will 1 pliose CALL AND SKTTI.F lie CLOSES HIS BUSINESS On TtllllAYi IhiXlH Inal., Ou #liirh day tbe l*alabcr of Slock, Fixtures, Furniture, Ac. WILL II SOLD AT AUCTION. J. BTOYKI.I. lia* a few Fin* Benar*. ■•lliuti at -by Ote !h \ F*-!t lrt vUI PICKLII, lAMOIIBIt dkc. Pick lea, by the frail on r Jar; Sardinn#, I and diffarrutaort* ol I'merT#*. FortnSaby IWomOht a. J. L. CRI.LA. FHICNII VAtCINK, I I’BT rrctlvtd and for aalv at tli# Cult Drug tl Htorr, by Feb. S .1 A V. lil i ! 81DK A CO HEST KKHUaENK UIL, \T Iha lowMt eaah price*, by Feb. 11 K A H ARK A SON. \ SALES BY HARRISON A PITTS. BV HARRISON A PITTS. Stovell’s Confectionery for Sale AT AUCTION! \T 11 o’clock, on TUESDAY NEXT, the Zl.t il!Bt.,w will .rib at tin? storo occupied Mr. Storell, iu the Oglotliorpo Building, tilt, I'utiro stock of GOODS, FIXTURES, Ac Fsli- to coatiiiuu from ilay to Uuy. until Ihj i-u tiro Still k i* cluw il out. Terms CASH Fab. 17—Gilt HARRISON . PITTS, Merchants ami Housekeepers TAKE NOTICE! TlfK hove this day received from New York, on W consignment, the following Goods, all of which are warranted fresh and in prime order, viz: 50 Uhls. Fine Yellow Irish Potatoes; • 4 Kegs Choice Goshen Butter; 20 Il ixcs Pickles (assorted); f•• Tomato Catsup; j 5 •• Pepper Sauce; 15 *• Champagne Cider (quarts and pints^; I 5 u Hydraulic Candles; I 5 •• Brandy Cherries: 2 Half Bbls. Old Nectar Whisky (very line ) All of which wo otter at reduced prices. Call und examine the articles. Feb. 10-d‘.’tr HARRISON k PITTS. COHN FOR SALE. 1000 Corn just received and for | Feb. 10-2w k HARRISON A PITTS. Every Man his Own Miller! rpUK above cut represents the celebrated Excel- J. sior Corn and Cob Mill, YOUNG AMERICA, now on exhibition near the Perry Houso. This Mill is made of Cast Iron, with simply a lever at tached, and can be worked by one or two mules or horses, grinding the Ear of Corn, Shuck, Cob and all into feed for Stock, ut the rate of from 15 to 25 bushels per hour, according to the degree of fine ness wanted, it also makes good Family Meal from Shelled Corn, at from 3 to 4 bushels per hour, from which three-quarters of good Meal can bo sifted, the residue beiDg good Grits. It also makes good Hominy. The great point of excellence, and its incompar able advantages over other mills, consists iu the Moveable Bings, which do all the grinding, and are cast separate from the main body of the Mill, of superior, hard metal, thereby attaining great du rability, and are placed in the Mill, and remov ed when worn out. upon the same principle that new points are put to plows, and can be had at the Foundry at three dollars per Ret. One 6xtra set accompany each Mill sold, making it a perpetual Mill, as no other parts are liable to wear out. The Planters and Stock-feeders of tho States of Alabama. Georgia, and North and South Carolina, are hereby informed that the COLUMBUS IRON WORKS COMPANY OF <3-E O R Q-1 .A., Are now largely engaged in manufacturing the above Mill, and have purchased the exclusive right to manufacture, sell and use tho above Mill iu the couuties of Troup, Harris, Muscogee. Stew art. Randolph, Houston, Chattahoochee, Quitman, and Clay, in tho Stato of Georgia, und will attend to the tilling of orders for the above counties. Warranted to give satisfaction for Sixty Dollars per Mill, including an extra set of Rings, with Lever. Ilook, Bolts, Ac., all ready for bolting on two pieces of Hewed Sills, 5 orC feet long.B inches thick, and secured iu place by four Stakes drove in tho ground and nailed to the Sills: a small piece of inch-plank nailed across the sills to keep the Mill in place, and can be put in operation in less than one hour. The COLUMBUS IRON WORKS COMPANY will also furnish the above Mill to parties owning the rights of counties in either of the above States, at tho wholesale price at the Foundry, filling all orders with dispatch. All Mills to be paid for on delivery at the Foundry. For further particulars, enquire at the Foundry, or at tho Perry House, where the Agents can be found. Letters addressed to COLUMBUS IRON WORKS COMPANY, will receive immediate attention. Columbus, Ga., Feb. 16, 1800. dAwly NOTICE TO TRAVELERS! SAVE YOUR MONEY! frUIE OLD LIN E OMNI L BUS will carry pas- Bcngers to hqil from the PERRY HOUSE, free offi charge, to aud from Rail Road Depots and Steamboat Landings and to and from any other place in the city for 25 cents each way. Persons wishing the Omnibus to call for them, can leave directions at Vernoy A Mahafifey’s Livery Stable, or at tho Perry House. N. B.—This Line will be responsible for all Baggage ami Checks delivered to the Agent. Feb. 8-dt-f D. M. DENIBON, Agent. Spirit of the South and Union Springs Gazette copy till forbid, ami forward bill to this oflico. WARNOCK & SALISBURY, COTTON BROKERS ANI) FORWARDING HER (’ 11A NT S, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. OFFICE AT LOWBLL WAREHOUSE. February 10, IStiO. dly niDDLE'S GALLERY OF ART! COLUMBUS, GEO. T IFE SIZED PHOTOQKAPUS by the Camera, 1 J made from life or pictures of any kind, aud painted in Oil. by no foreign import, but by Mr. ,T. K. SANDERS, a gentleman born aud reared on Southern soil, who is permanently associated with the establish ment. We are prepared to make every style of Picture kuown iu the Photographic art. But the Picture that will stand the roughs of time, and oue to be recommended, is tbe Photograph in Oil! as painted by Mr. SANDERS. So if you want work done, and douc well, call on RIDDLE!. SOMETHING NEW! VIGNETTES, OR Photographs on Visiting ( arils TAKEN AT RIDDLE’S GALLEUY OF ART I Columbus, Jan. 20,1800. dim AT THE OLD STALLS! II 7K hare taken Stall ; No*. 1 an 1 ~ii - ■ m. T 7 *4. in tbe Market llou*o (Stall* widely kuowu a* furuishitifj No. 1 Beet.) x\liore we will be happy to at teud to the wants of nil our old cu*t mier*, and a* many i.ew one* a* will favor u with their patron age. For past patrniiufce we tender our wurme*t acknow ledgements, and Inpe >, continuance of tbe same, by strict attention on our part to busincca. We have now iu Market, every morning, No. 1 Alabama Beeves! which are uice ami uo mistake. Remember, our Stalls uiu No*. 1 and 2, on the North entrance. The highest CASH market trice a paid for FAT UEK\ KB.SU KEF, lIOUB, Ac. Fab 14-41 tu GUTTINGKII A SMITH. SPRING STYLE ! if. LAnsriDoisr 18 now pr< pared to allow to hifrfriend* and cus tomers one us the fluent asuortuient* of Hutu ever offered In fhle city, etui treeing nil varieties of Moleskin, Cassimeres, and I’RKNOH 1 KLTB, Os every color and finality, and of the VKKY IsATJCIT IMPORTATION, at price* to unit ail. CAPS OK KVKRY KIND, and ulno a greet variety of CllllsimKK’tl HATH AM) CADI. And a Kood assortment of l iiibrcllus ami Walking Canes. We have a very superior WOOL II AT, for plant ation icrvic*. fcluUT OlNCkt* UKAVY. made especially for our trade. Hlih our CONFORM ATOR. we can flt every head. Krb 11,1800-4 m rturi lii riraa. AKIIWT HATH article conetantly ou hand of alliir.ee. The mui is priuted ou our paper An*.l2 HOC*ISLAND PAPER MILLI. Kl VOIOI PAPKIII AKKW Ueama of Cotton Invoice Taper, for •ale by CIIAKKIN A JOUNBJN. B<*pternU.r 3. 1868 KSBORS. Aik.\\ pair of Lai if* Seiseore, made by a su perior aurgicwl instrument maker. Pur sale by K. A. WARK A SON, Jan. I. 74 Broad it WANTS'. WANTED, r|>WO XKGRO BOYS lrge taoiyli I” plow. I IVan’ - kooil and paid Mini’ lil.i, It d‘ .-iri’il. Apply at fabU-dlit THIS OFFICE. OWNER WASTED. KECBIVED from Ojieliku Rail hoad, la -ai'kn Meal, marked F for Juliu Florence, ‘i lie owner will pleaae pay charge* and take it aw ay. F l>. U WAItNIKK * SALISBURY WANTED TO 11I11E, ITXOK ilia Lalanceof tho year, a good Nigu. Axe . mun. Apply to JEFFERSON 4 HAMILTON. CARPESTERS WANTED. IWISII to employ two or threo drat rate CAR PENTERS, to whom liberal wage* will bo given. A. 11. Y A KINGTON. Union Spring., Ala.. Fob. ?. 18GO dtf PINE WOOD WANTED! rTHIK EAGLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY X want to buy 500 Uorda of PIN E WOOD. Auguat 20,1059. ts CASH FOR BONES! WANTED, 50,000 POUNDS BONES! IXOK which I will give 6‘2% cents per one hun ’ died pounds, to he delive-ed to mo at my place, a few steps below the Carter Factory, iu Columbus. January H-dtf gAMUKI, M. COCHRAN. FOR SALE AND RENT, FOR RKMTi • J'WO comfortable Rooms iu the upper story of * the new building just erected, adjoining Teiuperuuce liall Apply t* 1). D KIDKMIOUB, Feb. 1 H-dtf or to T F. UIDKN HOUR. Postponed Administrator’s Sale. \\T ILL he sold, on the FIRST TUESDAY VY in MARCH next, at the Market Houso iu the city of Columbus, the House JEHLJL aiid Lot iu the “Northern Liberties,” near Colum bus, known as the Cottage School,as the property of the late Thomas A. Edgar, dtceased. Terms will be made known on the day of sale. WM, T. IIOLDKRNBSB, Adm’r. February td_ FOR RENT, ]/W\ ACRES of Open Land, divided J yjy / two fields of fifty acres each, withoutfSfiP any buildings, and under good fences, about four miles from the city, - nil near Lindsay’s Mill, on the Tulbotton road. For further particulars, apply at February y-dtf THIS OFFICE. FOR SALE OR RENT, • A HOUSE and Lot iu the city of Colum- * bus. The House lias been recently ■spß repaired, and is now in good order. Apply jan3o-tf I’. A. CLAYTuN. TO It ENT, A COMFORTABLE dwelling HOUSE, j. with four rooms, convenient to busi IpTr'fjn ness. Rent $250 per annum. Apply to .tft-liiM. January 30-dim JOHN QUIN. FOR RENT. 4 DESIRABLE dwelling on Jackson JmnAm X3L street, in the upper part of the city. Kill between Judge McKendrte’s and W. Robison’s. Possession given immediately. Ap ply to THOS. S. SPEAR, or VAN MARCUS, jan 5. FOR RENT. THE commodious Eating House known . . as the GEM, under Jones’ Building, BiSsV will be rented low to a good tenant. Ap- iMi-il ply to JOHN A. JONES, or JAMES WARE, April 18-if at Hunt A Ware’s. Valuable Property for Sale! FN pursuance of a decree of the Honorable the J Court of Chancery for the county of Muscogee, will be sold, at the Market House, in the city of Columbus, ou Tuesday, the 21st day of February next, for partition, the following property, to wit: That part of Lot No. one hundred and sixty-six (IGG) in said city, embraced in the following limits: Commencing ur the north-west corner of said Lot on Broad and St. Clair streets; running south along the west line of said Lot fifty feet; thence east one hundred and forty-seven feet and ten inches; thence north fifty feet to St. Clair street; thence west along the north lino of said Lot to the aforesaid coiner. Said property sold for cash. Titles to be made in conformity with said decree. A. S. RUTHERFORD, Receiver. Columbus, Jan. 21-dtds NEGROES. POSTPONED SALK OF NEGROES. WILL bo sold on she FI IST TUESDAY iu March next, at the Market House in this city, two NEGRO MEN, Bootmakers,belonging to the estate of F. Bachle, deceased. P. F.GITTINGER, \ E , Feb.s-tus Id. bAKSCHALL, j Postponed Administrator’s Sale. UNDER an order of the Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county. Georgia, will be old. on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, at the Market House in Columbus, in said county, the following negroes, belonging to the estate of Mrs. Judith Ann Venning, deceased, to wit: ANN, about 22 years old; NANCY, about 20 years old; aud FANNY', about 13 year* old. Terms made known on the day of sale, febll-tda JOHN R. HULL, Administrator. MATTRESSES. .MATTRESSES AND CARDED COTTON BATTING. THE CARTER FACTORY HAVE A SUPERIOR LOT OF MATTRESSES! Which, for material aud workmauship, cannot be surpassed. Jan.3l-d3m MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES! Tlie Troy Manufacturing Cos. \KK making, and keep constantly on hand, MATTRESSES of the best matt rial and make, and all sizes, which we sell at low prices. #4*“ The Ware Rooms are ut No. 40 Broad nt. Columbus, Jau. 10. lm MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES! ALL sizes, of superior quality, constantly on hand and made to order, at my!7*tf ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILLS. HOLIDAY BONNETS! Ladles will please notice that Miss L. A. FLYNN I* now offering her superb stock of BONNETS AT COST! Here is a chance to get a “ love of a Bonnet” at a bargain. Call soon if yon Would have your choice, as she is determined to sell. Iler store is next tloor to I. G. Sti upper**, Randolph street. od>“’ Terms Cash! “'twa Columbus. Ga , Dec. 23,155D. ts No. 1 MILKS! We have at our Stables torWfc^ Jui* j, Twenty-flvo woll-broko Mulos. Am” Call early to get choice oncs.'&fli Dt c 31 n \ ,v J <; VMM KL A ( “, -A.. WITTICH, (Formerly with 8. B. Purple aud latterly with T. 8. Spear,) PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Oue door above J. 11. Strupper*# Candy Store, 13i Broad St., Columbus, Ga, RESPECTFULLY tenders iWjL his services to tbe citixeus ofColumbu* and tbe coun try iu all kinds of w< rk np pertaining to hi* profession. All Al-AHA ways on band a good stock of Clocks, silver and gold W atchea from the best manufactories. 1 have also ou hand u flue lot of Spy Glhhm m, which will be sold low, for cash. A call from all in search of good workmanship, or good Cl* rka and Watches, is respectfully solicited. Jan 2 .fin. LANDHKTir* GARDEN SEKllti. A FRESH supply, Just received and for sal* by Feb. 11 R. A WARE A SON. N K\V BOOKS! HOW could be help It! Or, tha Heart Trium phant. By A. 8. Ho#. Prenticeana. or Wit and Humor in Paragrspbi; Brooke’s Foot of Quality, anew supply ; Carolina Sports, ** 44 Fisher River, 44 44 Gold Poll, 44 44 Public Law * of Georgia, passed iu Noeemb* r and December, i860; Texas Almanacs for 1860, containing much val uable information relating te Texas. Just received at jaulS J. W. PHASE'S BOOK STORE M \ 4 IVILLK 111 HNING OIL. to any Kerosene or Coal Oil In the roar j ket. Cash price* per gallon, $1 25. Also, the genuine Kfsoseue Oil, at $1 25 per gallon rash. For sale by % February 8 J. A. WHITESIDE A CO. I'H KLKD PORK. 1 i W k DHLS. Romp and Mess Pork, for sale low. JUU Ptb.2 TYLER A MOBKB. J. H. BRAMHALL, PRACTipAL \\ A T CII MAK Eli AND MANUFACTURER CF FINE WATCHES. 3G BROAD STREET, COLIJM HUB, O EO It Ci IA. I HAVE liiu-ly lutiu.il fiom No 99 Brouil Slrci-t, 1 and upetud a UNTIESTORE, AT MY PRESENT NUMB HR SG BROAD STREET, Where I shall keep constantly on baud a good assortment of GOLD & SILVER WATCHES GOLD CHAINS. KEYS. At Ac. And shall give my personal attention to WATC H It KPAIIt IN O, AND MAKING Fine “Watches! I NOW OFFER A FRIENDLY CHALLENGE TO ALL WATCHMAKERS South of Mason A Dixon’s Line To makethu wuikaof a FINE PATENT LEVER DUPLEX or CHKOXOMKTKIt WATCH, to Lo i x hibited at tho GEORGIA STATE FAIR noxt Full, for A PRIZE, if 01 e should bo oP.ertd Ladies and Gentlemen Having Watches in bad order from wear, break ages, or, worse than all, from being worked at by incompetent workmen, cun rely on having tho imporfect parts replaced with perfect pieces, and the Watch made a good time-keeper once more, by leaving or sending them to 56 BPtO-A.ID STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. J have ou hand a few SAMPLE WATCHES, which I shall be pleased to show ull wishing to see a fine AMERICAN WATCH. J. H. BRAMHALL, No. 5G Broad Street, NEAH TIIE EXPRESS OFFICE COIiUAIBUS, GrA. Columbus, February 4,1860. dlv HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO WISH TO 13TTY GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES! At Nos. 24 and 104 Broad St. You will find a Large and WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods MILLINERY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, And an excellent assortment of Ready-Made Clothing &c. &e. &c. ALL OF WHICH AHE SUITABLE FOE THE PRESENT SEASON And now offered and will be sold At and below Cost! ALTHOUGH it is a general thing now-a-days, to indict the public with lengthy advertise ments in every variety of phraseology, in which goods are offered at unlicard-of-pricee, and well aware of the fact that such advertisements aro regarded by the public as mere humbugs, yet, in spite of all this, we do now assert that the public will not bo imposed upon. We are firmly and un alterably determined to offer aud tell until the Fifteenth of February Next, our entire stock, consisting of new and well so lected goods— At ami Below New York Coat!! Our goods were bought at the lowest wholesale prices, and we are, therefore, warranted in saying that our friends, and the public iu general, will now have an opportunity of buying goods at prices which will astonish them. To convince yourself of all this, you have only to give us a call, and if you go away dissatisfied it ahall not be our fault. B. G. & S. STERN, jan. 7. No. 24 and 104 Broad street. IRISH LINENS! *T. McPHILLIPS Has just received a complete assortment of GENUINE LINENS! IMPORTED DIRECT FROM IRELAND. To which he would call the attention of House keepers and those wishing to puichaso PURE LINENS at less prices than usually paid lor a tpurious article. Richardson’s, Barklie’s, Dunbar A Dix on’s, and ull the best makes of SHIRTING ANT) TABLE LINENS. TIIKEK HUNDRED HECKS Fine Linen for Shirt Fronts, Very Cheap Goods! ALSO, Bleached and Brown Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Linen Diapers, Linen Table Damask, Towels, Sheetings, Pillow-Case Linens, &c. &c. l'urt bust is are respectfully invited to call and exumiuo these Goods, and CUM RARE PRICKS, before purchasing elsew here. Also, at very low prices, a largo assortment of bleached and brown homespuns. l’illow Caning:, Sheeting;, AND HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS! JAMES McPHILLIPS, 140 Broad St., Masonic Building, ONE PRICE ONLY! Columbus, Jan. 11,1K00. Southern Mechanism Triumphant! I'OHTABI.K AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES BUILT HERE AT HOME! TORBET’S CELEBRATED EXCELSIOR STEAM ENGINES, Manufactured solely by the MUSCOGEE IRON WORKS! Corner of Uglethorpo and Fraukliu Streets, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. q'UKFF. KNGINKS are airing , M I perfn-t .atiarartloa to ■ t*lnnti-r.. Hint art* low offered UNKIVALKD for IMautatiua, WomH Hdie. Hint otbrr puriio.'-rf, HknHPNB raaptctfull, lurtta |,ortle dr.inua to |iur eliue to cull and examine then Machine., and Judge for thruirriTc TRY US. K. S. ROBKKTS. Sac'y aud Troa.urrr Feb. 11-d&wltu Muicuaro Iron Woih.. PI. AH TIC ft*. HQTICB t ON hand aud for .ala, at M-.ir., DILLARD, ROWKLI. A CO.'S, and at Mr.ir. H.LIS * LIVINGSTON'S. m*at I’nrtablr Knif’u.uitrd for plantation aud mill.!.’ no. Will gin >ix to right balw. of coiton per day. aud will grlud from 80 to 76 hu.liel. of curu per day, with no rt.k. High pticea of tuulea aud their iuefflclent iabor ihoald Induce every farmer to buy one at the tow price offered. Feb. t. lAOO-dly
