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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1860)
THE DAILY SUN. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY. Thursday Morning* March !i3. Register Your Letters. We request all persons making remittances to our office to have their letters containing the same registered. Unless such is done, we will not be accountable for monies lost by mail. Remember, registered letters are at our risk. The River Bride. A dispatch from Capt. Pcndergast at Chattahoochee, states that the steamer lliver Bride will arrive here this evening. — New AdvertUcnuuli We would refer our renders to the new advertisements genet ally. They will re ceive special attention to morrow. The Itnllnu Opera Troupe. An advertisement auuounces authori tatively that the l’arodi Italian Opera Troupe will commence a series of three entertainments in this city, commencing Monday evening, the 20lh. We will re cur to this subject again to-morrow. ■ - ♦ The gin house of Mr. John P. Kiley, in the eastern part of Muscogee county, was burned down a little before day last Tuesday morning. It had no cotton in it at the time, hut contained a large amount of cotton seed aud peas. Loss, about four hundred dollars. The fire is supposed to havo been the work of an incendiary. 6. W. Atktuson tk. Cos. Elsewhere will he found about a col umn of information of interest to the la dies especially, and not entirely desti tute of importance to the opposite sex. The many fine aud nice things aud novel ties in the way of Spring goods, &c., will be found enumerated in the advertise ments, to which we invite tho attention of our readers generally. Thoso who are posted in the important item of knowing what to buy aud where to buy it, are reg ular readers of the papers ; and those who disseminate this important informa tion are those who give publicity to their business through the papers. Capt. Lams-Correction. In the Sun of Wednesday morning, we Dated the election of Thomas Larus as Captain of the “Montgomery Cadets,” and stated that he was formerly Ist Lieu tenant of the “Columbus Guards.” Our statement was based on the authority of the Mail, and as we have since ascer tained, was incorrect. Capt. Larus never held a commissioned office in the Colum bus Guards during his residence here, and we are not informed that he ever held any office in the Company. Since writing the above wo see a correction in the Mail, which says the company mentioned should have been “City Light Guards” instead of “Columbus Guards.” Theatre—Tuesday Eveatug. “Margot, the Poultry Dealer” and the Comedy of the “Four Sisters,” were pre sented to a very good and an appreciative audience Tuesday evening. Miss Maggie Mitchell always forms a just appreciation of tho author’s wit, which she rarely fails to bring out in perfection. Her perform ances were interspersed with dances, and one or two beautiful songs—sweetly sung. Messrs. Donaldson, Wright, Fuller, Lewis, and Mesdames Scott and Grattan sustained their particular parts with con siderable credit —iu fact this Company is by long odds the best that ever has visi ted the city. Mr. Fleming has exerted himself, and has done more than could have been ex pected of him to cater to the amusement of the community, and withal is a pleas ant and very gentlemanly man. We trust tho patrons of the drama will testify their appreciation of his efforts by a large turn out to-night and the remainder of the week. The play of the “Marble Heart” will be presented this evening, and a full house may be expected. Sale at tUe Oglethorpe Corner. Tho sale of the largo and beautiful as sortment of Frcuch Porcelain, Bohemian Glass, Silver Plated Ware, &c , &e., was commenced yesterday by Harrison & Pitts, at the Oglethorpe corner, lately oc cupied by J. Stovell. The collection of China is a magnificent one, aud the same may be said of the Bohemian, French Crystal Glass and the Silver Plated Ware. We saw several ladies present who did some spirited bidding when the China sets were pui up, and as there are “a few moro left of tho same sort” we apprehend they will turn out again to day. The sale will be resumed at 10 o’clock this forenoon at the same place. All who want bargains should attend. Unit Practice. Wo beg to allude to a very improper custom in which most of tho audience in dulge on the occasion of entertain ments, and especially those of the Thea trical company at Temperance Hall.— We allude to the practice of getting up and going out just before the conclusion of the play If it is worth listening to at all, it is worth while to hear the conclu sion. Moreover, It is disagreeable to a part of the audience, and must be exceed ingly annoying to the actor. Those who do so, do it thoughtlessly, and evidently without intending any interruption, and wo hope it will not ho repeated for the future. ♦ —— Mayor's Court—March, 1800. Mayor and Council vs. Jacob l’owder tnaker, for disorderly conduct in said city. Fined $5 and cost. . Mayor and Council vs. Joseph Britton, for disorderly conduct in the city of Co lumbus. Fined and cost. * Mayor and Couocil vs. Oeorgo Bryant, for disorderly conduct in said city, l! med $lO and oust. , Mayor and Council vs. J. R. Richard son, for disorderly conduct in said city. Fine l $o and cost. Mayor and Council vs. J. R. Richard son, for drunkenness in said city. Fined $lO and cost. Mayor and Council vs. A. C. Holliday, for disorderly conduct In said city. P ined |6O and cost. Mayor and Council vs. William ltosin, for disorderly conduct in sai l city. Hoed $G and cost, or six days in the Guard House. Mayor and Council srs. Mrs. John Con nor, fur disorderly conduct in said city. Fined $5 and cost, or five days in the Guard House. ‘ _ . „ Moyor and Council v*. Mrs. John Con nor, for disorderly conduct in aid city. Fined $5 and oost, or four days in the Guard House. Mayor uud Council vs. John King, for disorderly conduct in said city. H'tcd $5 and cost, or five days in the Guard Home. .. CALVIN STARTTON,CIerk. ! Bogus Lottery—At tempt to Swindle. The following letter received by a gen- I tleman of this city, from probably a ficti tious individual, who represents himself to be tho agent for the Delaware State Lotteries, will explain itself: Dr\r. Sin: Wishing to ex tend my bu siness in your section of country, by send ing a handsome prize to somo one living there, 1 offer you the refusal of a certi ficate of a package of eighths of tickets in the Delaware State Lottery, class 130, to bo drawn on Tuesday, March 110th. (See full list of prizes enclosed.) 1 have only a few packages left over in this grand Lottery, and as I have never sent a prize to your neighborhood, 1 hope to send a good one now ; a rare opportu nity is offered to you of coming iu ; osscs sion of a splendid fortune. The amount necessary to send me for the certificate is only $lO, and there are twenty-five lucky tickets in it, that may draw over thirty thousand dollars. To bliow my faith it, 1 promise that if the certificate I send you does not draw at least one thousand dollars over the amount paid for it, 1 will giveyo'u another certi ficate in one of the extra $5,000 lotteries for nothing. Send me $lO by return mail, when I will forward tho certificate, and depend upon it, you never put $lO to better use. I will send a Dank draft payable to your order, for the amount the certificate draws. Enclosed find an envelope with my ad dress on, to put your letter in. Please let me hear from you immediate ly. Very sincerely, James Fletcheh. On receipt of the above tempting com munication, the gentleman in question, addressed a letter to the Postmaster in Baltimore, who forwarded the letter to the Postmaster at Wilmington. The fol lowing is the answer of the letter which shows that lottery tickets are not sold in Maryland, and moreover, that the Agen cy of James Fletcher is a bogus and swin dling concern : Post Office, Wilmington, Del. \ March 9,18G0. / Dear Sir : The Postmaster at Delaware forwards me yours of sth inst., to bo an swered. Selling lottery tickets now in Maryland is illegal and criminal. France, Broad bents & Cos., wore formerly the proprie tors of the Maryland Grant, and now own that of Delaware, their office being at Wilmington. They sell no tickets now in Maryland, nor is any person author ized to sell for them. J. M. Winchester, Special Ag’t. P. O. Department. For the gun. Capt. Lams of Montgomery Cadet*. Eds Sun: —ln the Montgomery Mail of the 20th in9t., I notice a statement that Capt. Larus of the Montgomery Cadets, was formerly 2d Lieutenant of the City Light Guards of this city. I beg to cor rect the Mail. Capt. Larus never held a commissioned office in the City Light Guards. lie was for a special occasion, brevetted to the post whilst holding the post of Ist Sergeant. The occasion was the visit of the Light Guards to Mont gomery under command of Ist Lieuten ant A. 11. DeWitt, several years since. AN OLD LIGHT GUARD.— ♦ SPECIAL NOTICES. Sue advertisement headed llllmdold'h Genuine Preparation, in another column. See advertisement of Dr. Sanford’*- Liver [nyigorator in another column. mh22ly Ur. Bods’ Imperial Wine ffitterg.— Seo tho advertisement of this excellent Tonic in another column of this paper. Merchants’ Shipping Receipts. A now supply, just from tho binder’s hands neatly ruled aud well bound.for .sale at the SUN OFFICE. Ladles ami Gentlemen—ls you wish to havo your watches nicely fixed and put in good running order, you must go to tho SWINGING CLOCK, No.Bl Broad street. Sept.2B-6m. Ur. itlcCllntock’* Family Medicine* AND Brynn'h Tasteless Vermifuge For sale iu Columbus, Georgia, by URQUIIART A CHAPMAN, Nov. 7-1 y JOHN W. BROOKS. Ur. McClintock'x Cough and Cold Mixture consists of a variety of vegetable spe cifics for pulmonary irritation, combined iu one infallible antidote , by a physician acknowledged by his professional brethren to have “wo superior .” It dissipates immediately tho most distressing symptoms of cold, cough, cr sore throat, and re moves it entirely iu an incredibly 6hort time. Price 25 cents. mhSlm Mrs. Wixslow.hu experience)! Nurse and female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething, which greatly facilitates the pro cess of teething hy softening the gutns, reducing all inflammation—will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowelß. Depeud upon it, mothers, it w ill give rest to yourselves,and relief aud health to your iufants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Sue advertisements anothercolumn. agl3-ly y ♦ Or. McCllntoclx’a Astioua Ki-meily. Who that endures the agonies of Asthma, choking In dump weather, and never well enough to eDjoy oven a genial temperature. doeß not long u-ith in tense auxiety for relief and cure ? In this prepar tion the means are presented. It is a positive, absolute, unexceptionable, specific both for Asth ma and Whooping Gough. Price 00 cents. Helmbold'u (Genuine Prcparat lon for Gravel. Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney Affections. UKLMIIOI.D’B OENUINK PItKPAItATfON for Nervous and Debilitatod Sufferers. If ELM BOLD’S OENUINK PREPARATION for Loss of Power, Loss of Memory. lIKLMUOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Difficulty of llreutffing, General Weakness. IIKI.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION for Weak Nerves, Horror of Death, Trembling. lIKhMDOLD’H GENUINE PREPARATION for Night Sweats, Gold Feet, Dimness of Vision. IIKI.MBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Languor, Universal Lassltudeof Muscular System. UELMBOLD’B GENUINE PREPARATION for l’uilld Countenance and Eruptions. HELMIULD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Pains in the Buck, Headache, Sick Stomach. Known UlTect.—When palu or in flam in a tion is present iu a human body, aud Urandreth's Pills are used, they at once seise upou the humors which are the occasion of the pain or lullammo ti -n, auil remove them ftom the body, and they cannot Injure hocus, their power Is only upon and over those humors or Impurities which sis unhealthy (want life) and whose presence iu a part cause the palu and burning heat. So in sore throat, croup, culds, coughs, rheumatism, pain in the side and pleurisy, which are all cured hy from one to throe doses of these pills, whose power is only exerted to remove imparities from the blood Tile rightly directed will use them snd be cored gold at Dr. liraudreth's principal office, No. 394 Canal street, New Yolk, and by J. W. BROOKS, corner Broad and Randolph streets, and hy all ospectahle dealers In medicines. mhfl-lni Dyspepsia.—Wilson's Puts possess singular efficacy In Dyspepsia and kludrod diseases. Origi nally used by the Doctor iu his prlvato practice, they have since attained celebrity, having received the sanction of many shining lights In the medical w oriel, and Ihe unqualified approval of eminent statesmen and hosts of private title* ns who have used them. Peculiar ill their tonic action, they exert no hurtful chemical Influence on the stom- I acb. while they prevent the elimination of gases, ■ and neutralise acidity. Prepared by B L. Kalrne- I etnek A Go., No. 00 Wood street, Pittsburgh, and j sold by Druggists everywhere * Uryan’i Tasteless Vermifuge. What a horrible thing (Is It not) That worms in children should be rioting 1 Can uobody tell mothers what Is the hist way thso vermin cf (juleting? Vc, hear Hie glad tidings of truth, UhTAv'a Vihaiuos, tasteless as water, Destroys these aassllsnte of youth, And harms not the child by the slaughter. Put up In hottlos. Price twenty-flva cent*. OOMMEHCIAL. DAILY SUN OFFICE.’ ’ ~ ) Columbus, Ga„ March gJ, 1860. / | COI TON—The receipts yesterdov amounted to go, and tile sides to 23 bales. (iiARLESTox, Mareli 20,—Sales of cotton to-day I.bOO bales, at unchanged prices. New Omiss, March 20.—Sales of cotton io day O.oiHl bales, with a quiet market. The Fill (on * advices caused lc>s firnmcaa; Middlings ID ‘s, to 11 <*.; sales for three days 24,500 Bales, and receipts during the saino time 30.(XX) against 17,250 bales for tho corresponding time last year. The increase at this point is 43SJXH), and at all tho ports 743,000. Sugar and Molas ses are steady Freights to Liverpool %e. Monii.K, Mareli 90.—Sa/os of cotton to-day 2000 hales at irregular prices; Middlings 1 * {to h)}/ 3 cents. Sales for three days 7000 hales, and re ceipts for samo time 6,500 bales. NfcwYußK, March 20.—The sales of cotton to day were loo.) bales; tho market is heavy. Flour firm, with sales of 9,500 bbls. — Prices ol BreadstufTs. OORRIOTID WIE KIT DT PAIAOI MILLS. 810- Half BUI. Ur. Bbl Georgia Mills $7 00 $3 50 $1 76 Extra Fine K 00 4 00 2 00 Superfine S 50 4 26 2 16 Extra Family 9 00 4 60 2 25 l/oulde Extra 10 00 5 00 2 60 Bolted Meal and Hominy $1 50 per hush*!. barge Hominy from Ilom'y Corn. 2 60 per bushel. Unbolted Meal and Hominy 1 10 per bushel. Bran and Shorts, mixed 1 50 per 100 lbs. tfiidi Shorts 1 75 per 100 lbs. Five per cent, discouut ou Flour will bt made to merchant?. The Great English Remedy. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. Protected Let tors by Royal ‘i I>atcnt - This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous (liseanesto which tho female constitution is subject. It mod erates all oxcosb and removes all obstructions eud a speedy cure may bo relied on. TO MAltltlED LADIES It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity. Caution. —These Pills should not bo taken by Females iu tho first throe months of pregnancy ; at any other timo they are perfectly safe. In ull cases of No . ous aud Spinal Affections. Pain in tho Hack aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics und Whites, these Pills will efTect a cure when all otb sr means have failed, and although a powerful romedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Each bottle,price One Dollar, boars the Govern ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter feit. Full directions in the pamphlot around each package, which should bo carefully preserved. Sole Agentfor the United States aud Canada, JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin A C 0.,) Rochester, N.Y. N.B.—sl and 0 postugo stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, willinsure a bottlecontaiuing 60 Pills by return mail. Forsalein Columbus ut the Drug Storesof PEMBERTON A CARTER, ACEE A IVERSON, mch9-eowly and all respectable Druggists. Printing Ink for Sale. Wo have for sale, at the Sun Office, an excellent articleof Printer’s Ink, in 25 pound kegs, which we can sell at 25 cents per pound. We intond to keep a stock of Ink to supply the demand of the neighboring press, and they may rely on getting a good article adapted to tho season. TIME SCHEDULE OF TIIK Steamer River Bride. THE steamer “River Bride’’ will now commence running regniarjfijyk , ly between Columbus aud Chattuli<> chee by the following schedule : DOWNWARD TRIP—WILL LEAVE Columbus, Tuesdays 12 in., and Saturdays 8 a. in Eufaula, “ 6p.m., “ “ 2 p.m. Ft. Gaines, ) <t 8 “ “ 4 Franklin, ) Howard’s, “ 10 “ “ “ 0 “ Columbia, “ 12 “ “ “ 8 “ Woodville, Wed’sd’y, 2a. m., “ “ 10 “ Neal’s, “ 4 “ “ “ 12 “ Bolvuo, “ 6 “ “ Sundays, 2a. m Chattahoochee*’ 8 “ “ “ 4 “ UPWARD TRIP—WILL LEAVE Belvno, Wednesdays 11 a.m.,andSundays 7 a.m. Neal’s, “ 2 p.m., “ “ 10 “ Woodville, “ 6 “ “ “ Ip.m. Columbia, “ 8 “ “ “ 4 Howard’s, “ II “ “ “ 7 “ Jft.Gatno , ,\ Ir)l ’ w ,’v „ in •< i< ran Kim, ) Eufaula, “ 5 “ “Mondays, la.m. Columbus, “ 6 p.m., “ “ 1 “ Quincy (Fla.) Republic, Marianna Patriot, and Abbeville Banner, copy one mouth and forward bills to this office. Dec. 13-ts Notice to Passengers! fJIIIE Apalachicola Ja J. and New Urb ans Steam Navig ati o n f Company’s new aud / IfTTiTk elegant steamship ii FLORIDA, .. ! 718 tons burthen, O. 0. NELSON, Commander, Leaves Apalachicola tho 4th, 14lh and 24th of each month. Leaves New Orleans the lOtb, 20th and 30th of each month. Fare between tho following named places and New Orleans: Columbus $lB Kulaula 17 Fort Gaines and Bainbridge 16 Woodvillo, Bellevue and Chattahoochee, 15 TICKETS To be had on board the ship or any cf tho river sti amore, and at the offices of the agents, ALBERT DODGE, Apalachicola, Floiida. JOHN A. MITCHKL, Jan. 5-ts 32 Poydras st., New Orleans. FOR NEW YORK! FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER STEAMERS. Cabin Passage Jul.’S 00 Steerage 7 00 11Y the splendid and commodi i) ous Steamers of the AM Kit* J£\ HI AN ATLANTIC BCK E\V STEAMSHIP COMPANY. R. K. CUYIiER (new) Capt. F. CROCK Ell. .MONTGOMERY ft Capt. W.C. DERBY. HUNTSVILLE ~.... Capt. JOHN A. POST. lliese Steamers were built expressly for this trade, and iu point of npeed, comfort aud accom* mod at ion, cannot be excelled by auy Steamers -n the coast. Tho Steamer* Huntsville ami Montgomery will sail a* above EVERY TliCitflDA Y, und the R. it. Cuyler EVERY OTHER HATUPDA Y. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO., Agent*, Savanmdi. II- B. CROMWELL A GO., Feb.3A.tr Agenta* * - u \ iik CHANGE OF SCHEDULE! mmmm Muscogkl Kail Road, ) Columbus, Ga., Feb. 26, 1800./ Ijt ROM and after this date, the Day Mail Train will leave the Depot at 3.15 A. M., and arrive at Macon at 8.56 A. M. Leave Macon at 9.46 A. M.; arrive at Colum bus at 3.30 P. M. Night Mail Train will leave Columbus at 3 30 P Mand arrive at Macon at 9.06 P M. Leave Macon at 11.60 P. M . arrive at Colum bus at 6.35 A M. W. L. CLARK, Columbus, Feb. 29,1860. Sup’t. NOTICE ! MCftCOUEE RAIL HOAD COMPANY, 1 Cos 1.l Mill's, Feb. 23, 1860. / / CONSIGN KFH of Freights to care of Mobile and \ j Girard Rail Hoad are notified that Goods so marked will be turned over to Commiesion Mer chants, uuiuss some arrangement otherwise. The Girard Road blfilg Mftmd t<> pay SblffMl nr, hi lug on them in transit from the North, all Goods remaining at the Depot over two days will be sent to Warehouse at the expense of the Consignee. Feb. 23-dtf W. L. CLARK, f'up't. MARBLE and GRANITE YARD. llrou<l Street, near Nnrkct House. The subscribers • having removed - their MAR HI K V>V 31 V’ • >RKH, respect- / y/jW’mL f y “I fully annuunci-B , -j, ami pxtrat.v tliat y -.1, I.ati-1 Am-r I ‘ jf\ IL | \ Can M *’ * TOMB?, Tablat*! ‘S s _, VseesTsc., of the V _ * near oat etylee, which th-y will wll l price* low as cen be bail North or South. Also, ibon bailing furnUhed at short notice. Al". Granite Work, I luu Fleeter, Ac. Ac. Order* front the country attended to. A lid r nee JOHN ADAMM. Columbus, Oa., March 16. 1860-ly BARNETT, CHAPMAN & CO. AF.E NOW RtCEIVINO THEIR STOCK Or SPILING GOODS! Comprising the various new styles of SUMMER SILKS, FOULAUD SILKS, ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES, ORGANDY ROBES (NEW DESIGNS) PINK APPLE GOODS, French, English ami American PRINTS. We invite special attention to our stock of LACE POINTS, LACE MANTILLAS, And LHistern of roat vwrioty. Our stock cf DOMESTIC GOODS is UNSURPASSED IN VARIETY! AM) PRICKS ARE WARRANTED TO PLEASE. We are well supplied with TABLE LINENS, TOWKLINGS, COTTON AND LINEN PILLOW-CASINOS, COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGS. DOYLIES AND NAPKINS, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac. We have HOOP SKIRTS! At Price* Below wliat they have been in our Market* Wo have also a large supply of Pans of Indian Manufacture, To which we would call attention. BARNETT, CHAPMAN & CO. Columbus, Ga., March 19,1860-Gw 18001 DKT 33 SPIUNGGOODS! CODY, FLEMING g SWIFT, (UNDER COOK’S HOTEL,) COLUMBUS, GA. HAVE in store and to arrive, a complete and handsome stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS SUITED TO THE SPRING TRADE. DRY GOODS. A good supply of DOMESTICS, OSNABUKGS, KERSEYS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, Ac. Linen Sheetings, and Pillow-Case Linens; Table Linens and Napkins; Towels, Irish Linens, Ac. Ladies’ Dress Goods. A fine stock of MUSLINS, LAWNS, BAREGES, ORGANDIES, ROBES, SILKS, JACONETS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MANTILLAS. BONNETS, PARASOLS, Ac. LADIES’ SHOES —a lino stock. BOOTS AND SHOES. A good stock for Gentlemen ; A large lot of Negro Shoes, of first quality; Gentlemen’s Famishing Goods Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hats and Caps, Ac. HARDWARE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. aROCERIES OP EVERY KIND. Flour, Bacon, Lard, Fish, Suit, Tobacco, Cigaru, Snuff, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pickles, Preserve*, Ac., Ac. All of which is offered for sale on the most ac commodating term*. CODY, FLEMING A SWIFT, 160 and 108 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GKORGIA. Columbus, Ca., March 13,1800. SPRING STYLE ! HAT SJ4 CAPS IF. IL,-A-TSTID OTsT I S now prepared to show to his friend* and cus tomers one of the finest assortments of Hats ever offered in thi3 city, embracing all varieties of Moleskin, Cassimeres, and FRENCH FELTS, Os every color and quality, and of the VERY LATEST IMPORTATION, at price* to suit all. CAPS OF EVERY KIND, and also a great variety of CUILDKKAPS IIA TS ANI) CAPS. Aud a good UHaortnicnt of Umbrellas and Walking Canes. We have a very superior WOOL HAT, for plant ation service, EIGHT OUNCES HEAVY, made especially for our trade. With cur CONFORMATOR, we can fit every bend Feb 11. If 60 Aro Incorporated in 1810. HARTFORD FJ RE INSURANCE CO. or HARTFORD, Conn. CAPITAL AND ASSETS $936,709.00. I V)LlClKßlittitdaiidrn©wd; Los Hep equitably 1 Hiid jHiitl iinmxfiuUty u|>ou Hatinfac tory proofs, in j\tu> York funds, by the uiub rnigu ad, the DULY AUTHOR I ZED AGENT. D. F. V/ILLCOX, Agont. Mai< Ii I, 1 1 y Pemberton & Carter OFFER it very Urge lot of the following nMined arli< ls at the lowest prices: I'll re \V bito Lend; Linseed Oil; Hpirits of TurpentitiMi Varulshtoi; CliroiiiuGrim, (Ground and Dry); Chrome Yellow, “ “ “ I'rusnUn Blue. “ “ “ Verdigris, “ “ “ Terra de Blentia, “ “ Umber, I'arls Green, Venetian lied, ** “ “ Yellow Ochre, “ “ *’ Vandyke Brown, Red fjead. Litharge, Ar. Call on ue if you want to purchase I’uinta ■ i Mar f> i IMP. riot ii i loi ii i CAA BIJLB. Extra Family FI ur,vlis: Is'anori •M jU Mills,.-pri gfi Id Mil l/md r Mills,Ac. All of the best .{utility and wiirrauted to give sat is fact ion in every way. For sale on eonslgnmeut at *a low figures as the biwest. TYLKIt h MiHKH. C ORN I COHN t e? aaa BUHH ELH Prime Bread and Meed Corn MU lin domestic sa< ks. f r sale na / heap aa by anyb/>dy. M, ■ ft MOM KB. i boon i mill At BGXKH Mild Weat*rn Reserve Cheese for ) sa!e low. Feb 16 * TYLEK k MOBFS COHN MEAL AMD COW PER \KEVV hundred bush* la of each for sale at low flguroa on /M^nalgnment. Feb. 15 TYLKIt k MOHIB. HODGES, DAVIS & CO.’S CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES! Authorized by a Special Act oi the Legislature, for tho benefit of Academies and for other pur poses. MACON, UKOIUJIA. tIA.VA.3ST-A F3L.A.3ST. MOBE PRIZES THAN BLANKS! CAPITAL PRIZE, $10,000! TICKETS ONLY $8 00. Halves, $4 00; Quartern, $2 00; Eighths, SIOO. Prizes Payable in Full, without Deduction! Purchasers in buying 10 Tickets, when the num bers end iu 1,2, 3,4, 6,0, 7,3, 0,0, are guar an ted a prize of $26. Class 23 Draws Saturday, Feb. 11, “ 24 “ “ “ 18. t( or. tt it t( or “ 2G “ “ March 3! “ 27 “ “ “ 10. “ 28 “ “ “ 17. “ 29 “ “ “ 24. “ 30 “ “ “ 31. “31 “ “ April 7. 20,230 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 8271,200! Will bo distributed according to tbo fallowing G HAND SC H EME : TO BK DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY. 1 Prize of $70,000 6 Prizes of SSOO 1 Prize of 20,000 10 Prizes of. 300 l Prize of 10,000 20 Prizes < f. 100 1 Prize of 6,000 lUO Prizes of 60 1 Prize ol 3,000 100 Prizes of 25 1 Prize ot 2,000 25,000 Prizes of 6 3 Prizes of 1,000 970 Approximation Prizes, amounting i0..5182,000 20,220 Prizes, amounting to 271,200 Certificates of Packages of 10 WholeTickete..s66 00 “ “ “ 10 Hull •• 27 60 “ “ “ 10 Quarter “ 13 75 “ “ “ 10 Eighth “ 087 This is the risk, and which entitles the holder to all he draws over $25. COMBINATION PLAN! CLASS 33, Draws Every Tuesday at 11 a. m. CAPITAL PHIZES, SIOO,OOO 78 Numbers—l 4 Drawn Ballots. 14 Drawn Ballots in each Package of 20 Tickets. 1 Prize of SIOO,OOO is SIOO,OOO 2 Prizes of 60,000 are 100,000 2 Prizes of. 25,000 are 60.000 2 Prizes of. 20,000 are 40.000 2 Prizes of. 6,000 are 10,000 2 Prizes of. 3,000 are 0,000 2 Prizes of. 2,000 are 4.000 1 Prize of 1,000 is 1,000 350 Prizes of. 200 are 70,000 04 Prizes of. 100 are 0,400 04 Prizes of. HO are 6,120 04 Prizes of. 60 are 3,840 128 Prizes of. 60 are 6,400 6,504 Prizes of. 32 aro 176,128 28,224 Prizes of. 10 aro 451,584 34,412 Prizes, amounting to $1,030,472 TICKETS $16 —HALVES SB—QUARTERS sl— Certificates of 20 Wholes $250 —Certificates of 26 Halves sl25 —Certifiictotes of 20 (Quarters SO2 60— Certificates of 26 Eighths s3l 25. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! That in ordering Tickets, tho only thing necos sary to insure* safety and dispatch, is, that you ad dress us, iu a plain hand, giving your Post Office, County, and State, and your orders will bo un swered by return mail. That wo send the Official Printed Drawing to every patron, immediately utter the samo is is sued, and with tho Drawing a Statement to each individual of what ho or sho has drawn. That we cash all prizes under SI,OOO imme diately alter tho Drawing, in Specie Bank Notes, or Drafts. #i>_. All Communications strictly confidential. Purchasers will please write their siguatues plain, and give their Post Office, County aud State. CIRCULARS Circulars containing full expl nations of our Schemes, c., wiii be for war lieu, by mail, to any one sendiug us bin immo. AddrosH ail orders to • HODGES, DAVIS A CO., dec. 23. Macon, Ga. S. BOTHCHILD & BRO. 82 BROAD STREET, ARK NOW RECEIVING Til KIR STOCK OK ppDßffi prm ornimj uuujij And have already in store a large lot of mu;ss goods, A rich assortment of CASHMERE SCARPS, A well-selected stock of LACK POINTS AND LACE MANTILLAS. ■— And more particularly deserving of notice is our IjARGE lot of BUCK FANCY SILKS! ROBES, Five and Seven Flounced, And all other lute styles and IIANDSO.MG PATTERNS. - ♦— * Call and examine befote buying elsewhere. S. ROTHCIIILD & BRO., i\o. 02 33XLOAD 83T. Columbus, Ga., March 13,1H(!0. .11ST l*rilLll'lli:i).-A NT.W TREATISE ON .s’ irrnuitorrheii. Stun mil lft id, it/ At re ous ami *•1111 nil l/t'tnlitfti hapoh -in , ami all dtttiMi an .'ini'fmm the /mint nl st If airlift amt utht r nrt • ts. Pram tl . unyuhlisluil JSlaauscripts qj At JUisun il'” I* At. It. i */” Pointing out a mode of cure nt Mice cor- Luii and effectual, by which rwry sufienr, no ■ alter what hih erudition, may cure niinM-lr. • ithnut the knowledge of even a ro ri -mate, and .it the leant |> )-!*• <#-t, nby avoiding tl • ii'miornumpiau.-U i and quark fioMtriimsnf the day. Thu untie.r waa a French Physician of treat attainment . p In gating the nut are and treatment of this diia a e, which annually carries thousand* to hii untime ly grave, Sent under seal to any addr* q on reeel nt of two postage stumi'o A.1.1r.*... H.r. 1-AINK ttCO., Umla-llto. Ky. or-JOHN W. HKOOKH, T. li. SCOTT, 147 Broad Street, Columbus, 000., KKCPM ALWAVM OK IIAHU A.V Al->oatMßMf Ot Groceries, Funillj Provisions, AM) COUNTHY PRODUCE. virimE FIBII by ..Uil or barrel. Anyone \y In want of ch* op Groceries for CASH, will do welHo call on mo before purchasing, a. 1 sell a CHEAP AH THE CHEAPEST. T. B. SCOTT, 1 \ 7 \V Ml aide Broad street, Feb. 29,1600*tf Columbus, Georgia. •H IT UHICUIVICD, Fresh Thomaston Lime, IM.ASTI.It PARIS, .A.JNT3D CE3VEE3STX. Evb.iil, lSOMltf B. S'. CODEMAN. I’IDD YOU It DIUUAUIEbI Now Im tho Tims t< Kt your MAGAZINES BOUND! HARPKR’H.Oodry'*, the Meetle, , beelle'e, end other ttssaalßt e ; ■ tknl art. ii'.w cuuiplutedl Hart. ■ w .4 MTnekly, the flouthern flelrl Kireel.le. and other papersi and ‘* ‘* xiew*mS sir.. Lew,and Me*lieal w >rk 1, be md wlfli noatneee *d diepateh. at the uiiunitnv Oeluuibue, Jan. Ml, IHM. ■U ’ IHNDIIIi. K v K CLUbHI JUIIT received by UQWMIL k j O „ NgOK TO PLANTERS OF GEORGIA AND ALABAMA, R HOLIES’ SUPER-PHOSPHATE. TUTS STANDARD MANURE For Cotton, Corn and Wheat Culture, ilo idoa tho Various Hoot Crops, Gardens, Fruit Trees, &c. IS manufactured under tlio supervision of emi nent Manufacturing Chemists, and ie WAR RANTED TO BK PURE AM) FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATION. The lUIoDKS MANURE has received tho eu dorm ment of MOUTH CAROLINA STATE AtIItICULTIJUAIi ; (M lI’.TY, G 12011(41A STATE AGRICULTURAL COCIKTV, ALABAMA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Prof. CIIAS. UPU AM 811KHARD, of the South Carolina Medical College, in a letter nddiesKed to IK M. Rhodes, the proprietor, dated Charleston, Jnnuai y 3, iB6O, snys: “The two samples examined, As sci cfed |y my self Irom the warehouse ol Mihmp. Rhett A Rob eon, of this city, Bp| ear to he. rh nearly as pocsible, identical iu their mode of preparation und com- i posit ion, and the article cannot be tot* highly com mended tor the uniiornilty of the mixture in the several lugrenii r -n present, and the impalpable fineness of the Pin spt ate und the Sulphate of Lime. It is the richost preparation 1 have yet seen for tho Soluble Phosphate, and in thin respect canuot well bo improved upon. The insoluble earthly ingredient does not appear to be greater than is Incident to the most carefully prepared fertilizer.” THE MODE OF APPLICATION 18 VERY BI.MPLK: either broadcast or in the hill or drill— -100 to 200 pounds per acre. This Manure does not lire, us is flu* case with the Peruvian Guano; but being strictly nourishing, can ho used any way tho convenience i>| the planter may suggest. Ample stocks at all times on hand and for sale by DHL AUD, POWELL <1 CO., Folo Agents, March 16-d&wlm Columbus, Ga. F. a TILLMAN, 117 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, IS REL'KIVINO AND IIAS IN STORK A HANDS''MR AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY (HOODS! BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &C-, &C-, &c., &c., GOODS THAT ARE Almost Entirely AH New! GOODS TO SUIT TIIK SEASON AND PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, On time to responsible and prompt-paying parties, OR VERY CHEAP FOR CASH! Columbus, Ga., Mareli 19, ISOO-dtf NOW IS YOU It TIME! A LARGE LOT OF SUPERIOR SOUTHERN-MADE FURNITURE That MUST BK CLOSED OUT lmmmediatoly FOR (3 AS H ! All who want FURNITURE cun now get it CXXISA.IPIIJXI. Than it can bo hud in NEW YORK CITY! THIS IS SO—NO HUMBUG—CALL AND SEE. NOVELTY WORKS SALESROOM, 1 4N If road street.. 1.-M7 ir T. T. EDMUNDS, A B ent._ HOLIDAY BONNETS! Ladies will please notice Dial Miss U. A. FLYNN Ih now offering hor superb stock of BONNETS AT COST! Here is u chance to get a “loveof a Bonnet’* at a bargain. Call soon if you would have your choice, us she is determined to sell. Her store is next door to I. G. BtrupptrV, Randolph street. IST Terms Cask! “'te# Columbus, Ga , Dec. 23,1559. ts BEDELL & WEEMS UA VK just received 200 BBLS. CHOICE BT. LOUIS FLOUR, comprising tho following favorite brands: 11A YARD’S UPPER TEN CHOICE EXTRA ; WALSH S UNION “ CIII:SCENT MILLS EXTRA FAMILY; MOUNT VERNON, Ac. fel>l7 NKW ORLEANS SIIIUP. lit/) KMLS. and half bbJa.Choice Now Urban* lUU Hyrup, by Feb. 17 BEDELL A WKEMH. IMaA fIITIVO POTATO!Bis tr ( v DHLS. Planting Potatoes—Piuk Eye, very tJI f ntio.by Feb. 17 BEDELL i WEEMS. ITIWAET'I A Hi OAR. PL / \ BULB. Stewart’s A Bugar, by K. b. 17 BEDELL A WKKMB. NWW OttLEANS SUGAR. pLi l HiID.S New Orleans Hugar, all grades, by tJV/ 1-eb. 17 BEDELL 4 WEEMS. COFFEE. M'OCIIA, Java, Laguirn, and Rio, by K b. 17 DEDELL A WEEMS. WIIITK FISH, KITH, <iunrt< r, half and whole bbla, by Feb. 17 BEDELL A WEEMS. JUS'F RECEIVED ATJ33 FOn SALE: on/l mill LIhS.TEN.NE.’ BACON,ronalet flUDilMHl lug of Hmui*. .Shoulders and Hides. 75 Bid . Extra No J LARD; 56 Bbls. Piuk-Eved POTATOES, for ph.nling; 100 Bbls. Extra FAMILY 1 LOUR. Kn. I arlkle; 1066 |tush> Is CORN ; FODDER, Ac.; 100 Bushels CORN MEAL. INCLCbJNO A I INK AHSOBTMENT •)¥ FAMILY GROCEBIES! Embracijig every article usually kept in our liue, together with I>Ji Y GOODS, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CATS, AM) OHOCK KitY, WH.I.OW. WOODEN AND HARDWARE. To which 1 wuiihl respectfully call the attention OGLETREE & IIOLLEY, No. IJ2 lintud Strcict, COLUMBUS, CJA. Who’/ sale and Retail Grocery and Commission BRCHA NTS, I 1 A VKon hand and are constantly nedviuga J 1 LARGE and WELL HELECTED stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, aui li as I’Hi 11A UK, BACON, l-Altl), rboUK, HV KUB, *<i Alsu, Dried Knilta, Yu Ito u Market Dried lieiit, Mackerel, Ac., and every artlile ibat 1 i. ii mini ly kept In a flrat class Ktccer j ature. | W.T.(dll.ETItr.I5. T. J. HuLbEY. Umi hM KTKAM NA IV HllslaN. WK manufacture flteaiu saw Mills complete, H-a ly to threw mi Oim belt, In as portable a form as Is eotuialunt with practical couvuuletioa or wiw economy, ttur larx'-st six,- w sell at Two Thousaud Dullara, and warrant them capablo ot cutting DJI II feet Os inch plank per In ur, from aunrise to sun.et. Our mnaller sixes are propor tionally bus expensive. They can be shipped by I rail i Ni l or ves ‘-I very cheaply und conytuiently. .1.11. BUTT* CO. Attents, Keb. liP-tf ‘ Coliiuibue, Ga. NAAKKK.% cotton IKED I A FEW HACKM of tbla deed, which prodie es as /V wdl at', Sl id the product of which sella for uniotbird more Ilian conitnnu cotton. Just reoeiyed, and fur sato at the Koutalna Waiehouse. by eb.llt(-lin JOHN bIOON. Piro Craokors! Firo Craokors! Win BOXKd EIHK OIIACKEKfI Just received ” ■ i,, ’‘ l ,', , *, i i.Asn ai.ikcii^ pi;, s. i,e.1l BbANKKTS. InrilOME In *i*i doftheaboya article will And. I ssoitiuent, at irrmtly fodureil price*, -f- ‘ lbblUd A KOdK’i, Nor. :xj No. kt) Broad at. IS6O. TIIK LAST AND 1860 GREATEST INVENTION Os TIIF. HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURE. TIIOMSoiri - PATENT CORRUGATED STEEL SPRINGS, Ih’ditciitrj the TL i/y/it and Increasing the Strength of SI. iris nearly One-half. \\ T H T P OMBON 4 CO. offer the above V. as tho latent fiovelty,and the most impor tant improYonient in Skirts since Hoops were in vented—giving to this favorite garment a light ners flexibility and atrongth never before known. Every Lady in America whoyalnes health,comfort and ol ’ganco of costume, should havo one of those Admirable Garments. Inquire for Thomson’s Corrugated Skirts. These beautiful goods, owned and manufactured solely ly us, now form a part of Which are offered this Reason in improved styles, shapes and manufacture, as follows : THE DOUBLE TRAIN SKIRT, TIIE PARISIAN BELLE SKIRT, TIIK GOSSAMER SKIRT, TUB INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT, THE WOVEN SKIRT, TIIK EXPANSION SKIRT. For siilo throughout the Union, by tho principal Jobbers and Retailers. See that both our nuuio and tho crown are stamped on every skirt. No others uro genuine. W. S A C. H. THOMSON A CO., Manufacture rs of tho Crown Skirts, New York. January 26, 1860. eow3m TIIE ONLY PREPARATION WORTHY OF UNIVERSM CONFIDENCE AND PATRONAGE. For atatOHmen, JudgCH, Clergymen, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, in all parts of the world, testify to the efficacy of Prof. O. J. Wood’s Ilair Restorative, and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its praise. A few testimo nials only can ho here given; see circular for more, and it will he impossible for you to doubt. 47 Wall Street, New York, ) Dec 20th,1868. / Gentlemen : Your note of the 16th inst. has been received, saying that you had heard that I had boeirbem fitted by the useof Wood's lialr Restora tive, and requesting my certificate of the fact if I had no objection to give it. l award it to you cheerfully, because I think it duo. My age is about 60 years; the color of my hair auburn, aud inclined to curl. Some five or six years since it began to turn gray and tho scalp on thii crown ol my head to lose its sensibility and dandruff to form upon it. Eacii of these disagreea bilitio* increased witli time, aud about four months since a fourth was added to them, by hair falling oil the top of my head and threatening to make me bald. iu tbia unpleasant predicament, I was induced to try Wood’s Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling off of my hair, for I had really no ex pectation that gray hair could ever be restored to its original color, except from dyes. I was, how ever, greatly surprised to find, after tho use of two bottles only, that not only was the falling off arrested, but tho color was restored to the gray bitira and sensibility to the scalp, aud dandruff ceased to form on my head, very much to the gratification of my wifi-,at whose solicitation I was induced to try it For this, among tiie many obligations Lowe to her ►ex, I strongly (bcommend ull husbands who value tiie admiration of their wives, to profit by my example, und use it if growing gray or getting bald. Very respectfully, BEN J. A. LAVENDER. To 0. J. Wood A Cos., 144 Broadway, N. Y. My family are absent from the city, aud 1 am no longer ut No. 11 Carroll Place. Si \mston, Ala., July 20th, 1859. To Prof. O. J. Wood—Hear Sir: Your “Hair Re storative” ban done iny hair so much good since I commenced the use of it, that I wish to make known to the PUBLIC of its effects on the hair, which uro great. A man or woman may be nearly deprived of hair, and by a resort to your “Hair Restorative,” the hair will return more beautiful than ever; at loast this is my experience. Believe it all! Yours truly, WM .H. KENEDY. P. H —You can publish the above it you like. By publishing iu our Southern papers you will get more patronage South. I seo several of your cer tificates in the Mobile Mercur}, a strong Southern paper. W. 11. Kenidy. WOOD’S IIAIR RESTORATIVE. l'r<f. O. J. Wood—Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair, from tho effects of tho yellow fever in New Orleans in 1851, 1 was induced to make a trial of your preparation, and found it to answer as the very thing need>-1. My hair is new thick and, glossy, and no words can express my obligations to you in giving to tho afflicted such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON. The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz: large, medium npd small; the small holds % a pint and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at bust twenty per cent, more iu proportion than the small, rotatls for two dollars p,.r bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 per cent, more in proportion, and retails for $3 a Lottie. O.J. WOOD A CO., Proprietors. 444 Broadway, N>w York, and 114 Market street,St. Louis, ifo. And sold by nil GOOD DRUGGISTS and FANCY GOODS DEALERS. March 14, 1860. 3m MRS. WINSLOW, Au experienced Nuraeand Female Physician,pra soutato the attention of mothers,har SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, which gn*aly facilitates the process of teething, by softening tho gunm, reducing all Intlanjinatiou —will allay ail pain an/1 spasmodic action,and is Suro to Regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it mothers, it will give rest to youra/dvos and Belief and Health to your Infanta. \rp, liavo put up • and aold tble article YV fm OVC r tun Qj year., and can say. in uonflilcnco nntl truth of It, what we iiuv, i-cvr ttcfi* aldw to eay of eny other medicine-NXVEH . HAS IT FAlls p;n, IN A SIN- Qe* OLE instance, to Eli cot it CUBE, . wln-n timely osed Nuvei did we know M ” instance of dlseatie fs,ti„n l y any one ~ who used It. On the , , * .11. oil are lie- (Q IlKhted with Iteopera ti. ...f aud speak iu teitusofkinheetcoui ■ll, r.'isli'.unfits uiaal- cal etfuctsaud medical vi,lues We spi.uk in this matter “what WO do know.” us r 5 ‘or ‘**u years’ expert nu<l plodge our reputation for ttio lullUraont of gw what wo hero de eltiro. Inalmuetev- r-t ery iuetauce where tin. infant Is autlerlng tH frum pain end exhiue tion, relief will be ajj found In fifteen or twenty minutes after the Byrup Is admiola tered. e. This valuable preps ration Is the prescrip tion ufom <>f‘ho most— experienced and skillful Nurses in C,_) New EiiKlaud.and has been used wltli nov- or failinff success in u THOUSANDS .ys OP CASES. ltuut only relieves ”** the child from pain, but InvlKorntes the stomach and bowels, correeH aciility, and lvee tone sod energy to tlie whole system. It willaliuoatlustaut ly relievo * Griping in tho J> Bowels, and WIND F* COLIC, * and nvercoiui* “*nyub slose, which If not S)„ , iiily i-.-ui lied end In death. We believe it it bust nndsur- i_j ost tsfmedylnth* world, in “II cai.ee _ of Dysentery snd Dtarrhcor inChll- CQ dren, whether lt at {Hen from teething, ot front auy othar cause. We would say Z to every mother who has a child suffering 1 1 from eny of the fore ([elnxooiiiptatiit*—du M not let your pre iudtocs, nor ths prejudices of oth dr*, stand between (5 y°“ r euflerin* child and the p-lief that will be SUHE—yM, ab solutely BUUE-- follow ‘h hje of this medicine, if time- .ly “*•• Eulldlree. ti.,us for u.imt win rn tie. Ni ns ir.ntilm.un- _ ul'HkVnhn.- Os UUIITIS * Qrf N,w v'ork in on lli out- wrtp|>#r. gold l.y Pri.KKl.tr fcH throughout the world Principal OAlco, W 13 Cedarat.BT. Y Price only 25 cent* per Bottle. am list is, • iydp HEW BOOKS I A I,IKK KTKUGtII.K, by Mlse Pardoe; Hintory of AmerL#, by M#ry Howitt; Bull llolp A NEW BL’PI’LY OF Th# Rival*, by Jro. Clcmtiuu; Wild Btiorta of tbe South ; Flli#r’i Rlvr; Th Bociablr, or 1001 Honm AmiiavineDta. Juiit rt*civ#d at J. W. I’KASIC’B March 6 Book Stor# : Is Tllol*ol* IT AW Fire Insurance Company, NKW YORK. May ‘J4-1y HKNHY V. MglOß, Ageal.
