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L'HE DAILY SUN. +. DkWOLP u. J. YAUINGTOX....T. GILBERT. IIIOS. GILBERT & CO., iLclitoi’s ttmi Proprietors. Tho Bun i3 published daily at $5 u year, payable trictly in advance. When not paid within six month*, £ti will be charged, it’ uot paid within tho subscription year, (7. Mo.subscription taken turlesuthan three months, which must in all cases bo paid in advance, at the rate of fifty cents a month. ADVKUI'ISING RATJ£S: All advertisements ot live Hues nr less inserted u 50 cents for tho first Insertion, afld 25 coats for ,ach additional insertion. Advertisement* exceeding five lines,except by special contract, will be <.hargod 10 Cents a liue for :Uo tivst insertion, and 5 cento a lino for each ad ditional insertion. A card uot exceeding six lines, not renewable, will bo inserted throe months for $5, six months tor SS. and twelve mouths for sl2. feu lines, uot renewable, will be inserted three month* for SB, six for sl2, eight months for sl6, and twelve months for $lO. Advertisements of ton lines, renewable at plea ,ure, inserted at $25 a year. Contract advertisements exceeding ten lines to be charged at the rate of sl‘)for each additional tun linos. Advertisements occupying a place between the reading matter and advertisements to bo charged an addition of one-third to the above rates. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. T. PATTKIISOJV, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, COLUMBUS, a A*, A. r ILL practice in the Chattahoochee and au- VV Joining Circuit*. ittglffftO-ly tlTd. SHORTER W. 11. CHAMBERS 11. It. SHORTER. Shorter, Chambers & Shorter, ATTOUNBYia AT LAW, LUPAULA, ALA., J iiACTIUC ia the counties of Bat boar. Bike, X Codec, Dale and Henry, Ala., auJ in gun man, Clay and Randolph counties in Georgia. Office on Randolph strove, one door north of Bray’s Hardware titore. j>2'J- fy A. 11. BllljH, ATTOK.NEY AT IdAEUAiMNA, JTljOiiiiJA, „ t KFERti to 11. Middlobruok A Cos.; l\j Hull, Alosca A Cos.; Wni. il. Young, President Rank of Coluinbua; J. il. Daniel c Cos.; J. Kyle & Cos.; L.T. Downing, Esq.; D&nforth, Nagel & Cos. July 30,’69-ly JEFFERSON BUFORD D. M. SEALS. iIUFOUD cl S£AL^, w, CLAYTON, ALABAMA, &uriLL practice iu the ueveral Courts of Dar- W hour aud adjoining Counties, and in the Bupreme Court of tno State. mylll-tf 11. D. CLAXTON F. M. WOOD. CLAYTON &, WOOD, ATT'On.wrsYrs law, (JJLjAYTON, ALiABAM A, . u rihL give prompt atteutiou to all business f entrusted to them iu tho counties of Dur buur, Pike, Coffee, Dale, Henry, Russell and Chambers. References—Editors of Sun; Hall, Moses A Cos.; Robert Baugh, Esq. ap127’69-ly BtVEKLY’ A.THOUNXON WILLIAM K. YUHMAJi. THORNTON & TURMAN HAVE removed their Law Office to Oud Fellow*’ Hall, Oglethorpe street. They will attend to tail business iu their line with promptness and fidelity in all tho couutiea of the Ohattahoochoe Circuit, Ga., and iu Russell, Macon, and harbour Counties, Alabama. Jan. IU, oU-iy vonbe,McClellan a^barnks, |_)KACTICE in all the Courts ol West Florida X Offices at Mariauua and Pensacola. C. C. Yongo, Pensacola, Florida, j. F. McClellan, Marianna, Florida. January 5, 1858. tmy2l iIGBKKT 1-. DIXON, attorney at law, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. • t FFICE on ilandolph Street, formerly occupied U by Seymour R. Bonner, opposite the Post Os ilco. Feb. 2,1819. ly SAMUEL D. LAEY, ATTORNEY A.T COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. I > ARTICULAR attention given to criminal cases. To be found at the Perry House, when not professionally engaged. Reference — HIMSELF. Feb. 29,18G0-tf DR. PLEASANTS RESPECTFULLY offers his Professional V services to thu public. Office over lliomß store of Gunby & Cos. janlGtf AS* CUSHMAN, DENTIST, 43 Broad Street, Winter Building;, COLUMBUS, GA. ARTIFICIAL Tooth supplied ia tho best style known to tho art, ranted of natural appearance und th>r<lLi.i plates of easy lit. Materials for ah;. jan l-y WM. F. LEE, D. D. 8, DENTAL SUKGEON, South-east corner Broad and Randolph streets, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Nov. 20,1858-ts J. FOGLE Jk SON, DENTISTS, OFFICE ON RANDOLPH, NEAR LROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. mhl4y Ornamental and Economical. IMIE undersigned have on hand and for sale a good assortment of Kerosene or Coal Oil Lamps, with the most appro veil burners aud of beautiful patterns, for Churches, Parlors and Bod rooms. Also the best quality of the Oil for burn ing in the Lamps, together with Chimneys, Globes, Shades, Wickfi, Ac. We offer the above, as w*ll as all other articles in our business, at the lowest prices for cash, and would solicit all to examine our goods and price them, believing wo will then have the pleasure of selling them the articles they may want. Very respectfully, 1 J. A. WHITESIDE A CO., Cash Druggists, March 8 No. 135 Broad stieet, Columbus, Ga. CASH DRUG STORE! IF YOU WANT TO BUT YOUR SUPPLIES OF Drugs, Medicines, Potash, &c. FOR CASH! And nt the Loweat Ciwh Prices, call at the Caah Drug Store, No. 135 Broad Street. U WHITESIDE & CO., CASH DRUGGISTS, COIiVMBVS, GA. Oolumbus, Ua., March 8,1800, MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. CLAIBORNE & FERGUSON, No, till Noutii Calvert Street, Baltimore, Maryland, ARE engaged exclualvaly in thosftle <>f Virginia and North Carolina Manufactured Tobacco, and being now the largeat roceivera North, would invite the attention of Southern whohwale dealer* to their tck, which embrace* every variety adapted to the Southern Trade. UEFKRKW'KS *. Merchant!’ Hank, Halt , Bank VirKluia.Lynchb’g, Citium*’ Hank, “ Farmer*’ Hank, “ Hank Virgiuia. Danville, Merchant*’ Hank, “ Hank of Danville, “ Exchange Hank, “ Wm. T. Sutherli*, “ Win. Crompton, Jm.Thuman, jr.lUchm’d, Dr. Jaa. Sander*, 4 February 20, 1800. d6u> P WARNOCK & SALISBURY, COTTON BROKERS AND FOBWABDING MEBCHANTS, COLUMBUS, OEOIUiIA. OFFICE AT LOWELL WAREHOUSE- February 10, 1800. CUAS lILAUK, N Orleans. J •li*l'-1 ‘ N . mt f, A!. BLACK & BYINGTON, COTTON FACTORS AND GKNKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 30 Nutchea Street, NEW ORLEANS. IVbrUMi-y n, f' >. a .A. G- XIRVIN, House Carpenter and Joiner, Shop on Jackiwn •troft, *at ot Court House, kK'PBOTPOLLY tn<b-re hl services to i sr tie, in wsnt ofnoy work In hi, line, ilenoi! a lufflcicßcy ■* V* and workmen, he I, prepared to dispatch work In eupjrior style, snd at iliort notice. Order, taken at the Shop, or nisy he bauded to Judge 8. K. Andrew,. , Order, for CASH, 1,1.1 XDS end DOOltßattended to promptly. Jsn. 16-ly WINIIUA Mi.tDKS - . 11B0R1VKD on toulnUii'Ht, n Ur.-e lot of IV Window Simile., which wl I be old very low, nt 8. IIOTHCHILD A BKO., December 10,1859-ts 82 Broad street. VOLUME V.} PLANTERS’ EMPORIUM! SPRING TRADE, 1860! HULL, BUCK & CO. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, HAVE IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPLE AM) FANCY GOODS! FOR THE SPRING TRADE. GROCERIES. 60 llhds. New Orleans Sugars; 200 Sacks Rio and Lapuira Coffee; 60 Packets Java aud Mucha Coffee; 60 Bbls. Retiued Sugars; 100 Uhls. and half bids. Syrup; 200 Bids. Western Flour; 8 Uhds. Cuba Molasses; 100 Packages Mackerel; 25 Half bbli. White Fish; 100,000 Lbs. Bacon; Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. 600 llbls Rectified Whisky ; 300 “ Monongahela and Rye Whisky; 100 “ Pure Corn Whisky; 100 “ Old Bourbon Whisky; 100 Domestic Rum, Gin and Brandy; 200 Quarter and eighth casks Fine Brandies; 50 Baskets Champagne; 260,000 Fine and Common Cigars; 100 Jars Snuff; 300 Boxes Tobacco, of ull grades; 50 “ Cove Oysters; 60 il Champagno Cider; 50 ** Schoidam Schnapps; 50 44 Syrups—Lemon, Strawborry, Ac. 150 “ Starch, Soap and Soda; 15 Cases Sardines; Raisins, Nuts, Pickles, Candy, Ac., Ac. DRY GOODS. A full supply of Domestic*; 5,000 Yards 03naburgs; 1,000 “ Sheetings; 1,000 “ Shirting; immr mm kdbds. Muslins, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns, Jaconets. lHreges, Organdies, Silks, Robes, Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Mantillas, Dusters, Corsets, Barege Mantillas, lloop Skirts, Table Linens, Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Shirts, Collars, Cravats, French Cassimeres, Drills, Ac., Ac. IIAILDWAniU Hoes, Rukes, Collinh’ Axes, Shovels, Spades, Trace-Chains, Hatchets, Hammers, Pocket Knives, Locks, Padlocks, Knives and Forks, Nails, Tacks, Scissors, Porcussion Caps, Grindstones, Meat Cutters, Plows, Corn Shellers, Corn Mills, Cultivators, and Farming Uteneils generally. HATS AND CAPS. Common Wool and Palm Leaf Hats, for negroes; Fino Ca3simere, Wool and Fur Ilats; Fine and Common Leghorn Hats; Fashionable Silk Dress Ilats; Patent Stainless Caps; And all the late styles of Straw and Felt Hats. BOOTS ANI) SHOES. 1000 Pairs Russets (some Southern made); Geuts’ Shoes; Gents’ Fine Boots; Ladies and Misses’ Boot*', Shoes and Slippers ; Children’s Shoes; Servants’ Shoes of all qualities ; Ladies and Gentleman's Rubber Overshoes. SADDLERY. Mon and Boys’ Saddles; Ladies’ Saddles; Heavy Wagon Saddles ; Wagon and Carriage Whips; Collars; llames; Stiriups; Spurs; Riding and Blind Bridles; Martingales, Halters, G irths, and Curry Combs. Drugs, Fancy Articles, &c. Epsom Salts; CaetorOi!: Laudanum ; Paragoric; White Lead; Linseed Oil; Perfumery; Combs; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes; Pomades; Pocket Books. Purses; Reticules; Carpet Bags; Fans; Looking Glassy, Ac. Crockery and Glassware. Plates, Cups and Saucers, Tumblers. Decanters, Flasks, Pitchers, Bowls, Dishers, Ac., Ac. BOLTING CLOTHS Os the best Brand* and assorted Numbers. LAND PLASTER. Fifty barrels Land Planter. All of which is offered for sale oil as favorable terms as any Ilouso in the trade. HULL, DUCK & CO., 121 lb oad Street* Columbus, Lift. March 5, 1860. ts J. P. MURRAY, Successor to HAPPOLDT A. inUUfi COLUMBUS, QA., MAKER AND DEALER IN GUNS, Keeps constantly on baud, all Linds of Shot Guui, Powdei Flask a, Powder, Killes Shot Pouches, Shot, Pistole, Shot Belts, Caps, Drum Flasks, Game Bags, Guo Material Kuives, Gun Wads, and every tiling In the sporting llna* Restocking and Repairing dona with noatnass and dispatch. Keys titled and Locks repaired . February 9, !BS9-tf NEGROES! r|XHi: iubcribiT would notify hi. former pa- X tKina.and nil other.ln want of choice healthy and youliK NKUHuKF, that hr lin. Ju.t nrrivod In the city with a .uporlor lot, which ho will toll ut hi. nccu.tomod low price. For the present ho enu he found ut tho Livery Stable of IVEY, SMITH A 00., wh. ro ho will lie ple.Hod to attend to any nd all liexirtng to pur chiiee flno and likely yean, Negroee. 11. BISHOP. Columhu., q.,Oct. IS, W. htn E. BARNARD & CO., COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, Wholesale and iletnll GROCERY & PROVISION DKALKKS, ; | A’VK ou hand and wtllcoustantly koep **large IX un i well selected stock, embracing all artl ties n their lino, \ Mchsre offered to their friends and the nubile, at Vue lowest market prices. ffjr-C'OM K AND HKK US.-fcff Kept. 29. lSbH.tf PIANOS! MELODEONS! ALEXANDER ORGANS! BRAND3 & KORNER, No. Ah Broad SI., Coluinl.ua, On., \GKNTP for the nlabratad ALEXANDER OHOANS, anil for lotne of tlm boat I’IANO MAKERS of Now York, offer their liutriinioata nt Nortlii.ru uric*., freight. added. I’IANOb from $240 to {MO ; MELODKON* Irom *nO to tiro. Second-hand Piano, taken iu exchange. * BRANDS a koknkk. 11. A. CIIBSOK A CO., Grocery and Commission Morchtnts, Corner of Crawford and Front t., COLUMUUB, CiA., WILL, attend promptly to all order, for liaroo, I ~r i. Corn, ari l Country Proda-e *-nr ---."v i ii,,.-al a1 i:o i menl. n.ada cn eon.lnn- >■ Mpr COTTON SALKS’ BOOKS, POR W.r.h.. STORK. COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, MARCH 26, 1860. 1847! 18(50 A. 11. DeWITT, 99 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS. JUST RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF ICE PITCHERS, CASTORS, WAITERS, HUTTEIt DISHES, COFFEE URNS, TEA SETS, SILVER WARE! Cake and Pocket Knives, Fruit Knives, &c. &c. &c. &c. PEARL SETS, CARBUNCLE ETItUSCA SETS, MOSAIC SETS, Lava and Coral Sots, BHACELETS, NECK CHAINS, LADIES’ CHAINS. VEST CHAINS. ALI. WARRANTED OF THE FINEST QUALITY! WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED By the Best of Workmen, AND WARBAUTED 1 ALSO, A FJNE LOT OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES On Hand of Every Quality . A NEW EOT OF aOLD PEN’S! WARRANTED. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE ! Columbus, Feb. 23, 18(50. NEW JEWELRY STORE! zeus of Columbus and vicinity that they have opened a .1 KWKLKY STOKE north of Dr. Ware’s Drug Store.where they will keep on hand a good assortment of first class Jewelry, such as fine GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, SPECTACLES, PINS, KINGS. BROACHES, LOCKETS, SEALS, STUDS, EAR DROP3, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Hold Penn, Ac. Alo, Clocks and Plated Ware. One of the firm will give his particular atten tion to the repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, and hie long experience in that business enables him to warrant liis work to give entire satisfaction. Purchasers aro invited to call and examine our goods, as wo take pleasure iu showing them. ’ Columbus, Ga., Oct. 29-6 m 6m WITTICH, (Formerly with 8. 1). Pnrplo and latterly with T. S. Spear,) PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, One door above J. B. Strupper’s Candy Store, 131 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. KI.SPECTFULLY tenders -to* JftSPgL his service* to tho citizens of Columbus and the couu- try in all kinds of work ap- ffocSß pertaining to his profession. JHA All work warranted. Al-fcj~—jja ways on hand a good stock of Clocks, uilver and gold Watches from tho best manufactories. I have also ou hand a fins lot of Hpy Glasses, which will be sold low, for cash. A call from all in search of good workmanship, or good Clocks and Watches, is respectfully solicited, j an. 2 3m. WASHING MACHINE! CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED. Indispensable to Housekeepers! fTMIK moat simple,economical and durable art!- I cle over offered to tho public to alleviate the discomforts oi washday. DESCRIPTION . It consists of a metal cylinder, with ribs on tho inside, and an interior cylinder of wood, with lihs. There is a space of from 6 to 8 inches between the two cylinders. Oue crank turns both cylinders ut the same time In opposite directions, rapidly cre ating a suds, forcing the water through tho clothe* ■ iid effectually removing the dirt. The action of the water does the work quickly, dispense* en tirely with rubbing, and thus saws the wear of clothes. SULLIVAN A HYATT, Proprietors, f4 Ih ekman street, New York. N. B.~State and County Rights for sale, and purchasers supplied with Machines at wholesale ou liberal terms. A Machine is in operation by a laundress daily, at the Salesroom, 439 Broadway. March 1, 1860. ddw3m JOHNSTON, CREWS & CO., DIItECT IMPOHTEHS, AND WHOLESALE UKALKHM IN DRY GOODS, No. ‘1 1 I Iyn St root, CHAHLESTON, 8. O. A. 8. JOHNSTON, A. J. CREWS, A. CANNADAY, J. M. BHAWLKY, A. 8. J PERKY, March k, ISHo ‘Ey FLOUR I FLOUR I CAA IIIILB. Eitr* Family Kl nr, rlz. OU’ / Mllla,Pprl< Kttrl'l Mill., Uimlon Mill.,Ac. All us the lmt ‘iunlity .ml wnrr.nt.il to Klvn >al Ufm:tlnn In orcr y w.y. For .mlooii con,l,{nUMint ut .. low IlKurr. H, the lowe.t March B TYI.KR A M’i J EH. COOK I CORK I c AAA RUPIIELk Print- Brwul and Pel Corn /’ / in ilome.tlc i.cki, f r ,al. a. cheap . I hy.nylimly. Mar II I TYLER A M'i-E ----,1. LO 111 CIIKKHIC. \,) lIOXKB Mild W..ti rn Rmurv, Clin.io for ! v') ..In low. y.b.lfi TYLER A MOBKB. tOIIW MEAL AMU COW PKAH ! , PEW hnndrcd bo.h< I. ofaacli sos Aala al low I G.b*ir* 0 ‘ S MO—. LAIto: MWH \ I>iT of Prim. New Urd, oa M.lEn'L fcr A aal. by f.blT TYLER k MOM*. lsiiO ! 3>T E ‘W 1800 ! SPRING GOODS! CODY, FLEMING & SWIFT, (UNDKIt COOK’S HOTEL,) COLUMBUS, GA. nAVK in store and to arrive, a complete and handsome stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS SUITED TO TUB SPRING TRADE. DRY GOODS. A good supply of DOMESTICS, 08NABUKQS, KERSEYS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, Ac. Linen Sheetiugs, aud 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 largo lot of Negro Shoes, of first quality ; Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hats ami Capa, Ac. HARDWARE, CROCKERY A N i> <: LASS WAR E. GrIXO C ERIES OF EVERY KIND. Flour, Bacou, Lard, Fish, Salt, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pickles, Preserves, Ac., Ac. All of which is offered for sale on the most ac commodating terms. CODY, FLEMING & SWIFT, 160 and 168 Broad Street, COLUMHUS, GEORGIA. Columbus, Ga., March 1.1,1800. FRESH DRUGS! URQUHART & CHAPMAN, AT TIIK OLD STAND OF DANFORTH & NAGEL, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FRESH AND PURE IIRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. &c- &e. NOW offered for sale in this market. Every article sold by us warranted as represented. All are invited to call and •xnuiine our stock prices of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c., bifore purchasing elsewhere, as we ar & determined to sell at the, lowest price.* for approved credit, and not to be undersold by an;/ house in Columbus for the Cash. We mean what we say. Give us a trial. TO THE RADIKS! Our assortment of culinary articloß is complete, comprising Gelatines, Spices, Winos, Brandies, Flavoring Extracts, Vinegar, Table Salt, Corn, Starch, Ac. Also TOILET ARTICLES, Consisting of Pomadee, Colognes, Lubiti’s Ex tracts, Blond Do Pearle, American llair Restorer, kc., Ac., and if yoa want a beautiful aud eco nomical light, purchase of untlie Genuine White Kerosene Oil! To Physicians. Our stock of Tiucturee, Extracts, Chemicals, Medicuted Syrups, Ac., are selected and carelully prepared for the Proscription Department, and no proscription put up but by an expe rienced Apothecary. Price moderate. Dec-O-ts UKQUIIAKT A CHAPMAN. NOW IS YOUR TIME! Cheap! Cheaperl Cheapest! WISHING to reduce - our large stock, cou- - sisting of Jewelry, Watch os, Pianos and M Goods, we offer to sell at twenty-five per cent, lower than any other house iu this city. Our assortment consists of the fob lowing Goods: Gold and Silver ‘Watches of all descriptions; Gold Chains for Ladies and Gents, of the latest patterns; Ear Kings and Tins, all styles; Gold Necklaces, Hlecvo Buttons, Studs, Ac.; Gold Bracelets, Lockets and Finger Kings; Gold, Silver and Bteel Hpectacles; Pocket Cutlery of the best and latest kind; Pistols of all of the latest patterns ; CLOCKS—Thu very best assortment in town ; PIANOS by the most approved makers; and severul good second hand Pianos for sale, equal to any ; Violins, Guitars, Accorduons, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tambouring, Bows, .Strings, Ac. The largest and latest clock of HIIKKT MUSIC always ou hand, and a variety of various articles too uuiueious to locution. Watches, Jewelry and Accordeons Kepairedand warranted at the shortest notice, and iu the very best manner. -Aa/* Bh sure to call at the subscribers, No. 76 Broad street, Columbus, Georgia T. 11. VANDKN BUKO, John Swi::i>, Agent. No. 76 Broad st. Nov. 24,1869. M CLOTHING AM) (KMT.'S FURNISHING GOODS At No. 80 brood Ht. VTTACHF.D to our Dry Goods Btore there will be found a large stock of Ready-Made Clothing HATS, CAPS, tient/tt Furnishing hoods, Ac. All of which are particularly adapted to this market, and which will bo sold at unusually low j.i k ta All those in need of the above named articles will find it to their interest to give us a call, as we are determined not to be undersold In these Goods. ILLIL’B A JIOBK, 86 Broad st. Columbus, Ga. octl VAN IIAAOEN A McKEONE’K ORIENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP! ON V. pound of this celebrated Washing Hoap will go as far as Three Pounds of cominou Kosiu Hoap. It saves half the lime and labor; < billies ism no boiling or rubbing on a Wash board, and it is warranted to give entire satisfac tion, or the money will b rsfunded. Van Ilaaßcn & MoKoono’s „ I kIUPi” fir Sorubhlßg ami Rough Waehlug. “KATHA PAlxK"an<l CIIKM IC AL DM V K kOkPIt fur general home it... nr. euperior to any olhar .llnllai Soap, matla In tlio United Hutu. Our erica, will ba found lowar than < Iriee of aoy other Manor.’ tutor In tba country. Circular* anl other Infurmation rurt.ii.lu.il by ud'lreeelug lha Hole Ag*nte, Til AIN A M K RONK, Noa. 22 ami 21 South Where.*, March 12-dlm Philedeiphl., Fa. FhOIIHI FLOt'H I | AM receiving weekly a cholca artlcl. of Flour | from ona of the beat Mill. In tba up country, which I am .ailing low, and will warrant It to give yod aatiafaction. Ju.t try It, if you want ini, lathing that will do too rood. Hapt 1. JAMEB W. BAPPIN9TON. DR. R. A. WILSON’S TONIC, CATHARTIC AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS, The Great Family Remedy. A never failing Antidote for Sick Headache, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver (Annjlaint, Cos lio ness', liiliuusncss, Neuralgia, Colic, Depraved Apatite, Disordered Stomach, Female. Obstruc tions, tfv.y dc., ifc. ONH PIIiIj -/V DOSE! Price 25 Cents por Box. WILSON’S PILLS are universally acknowledged to he tho best now in use. Asa Family Medicine they are particularly recommended— wimple and harmless,but highly medieifinl in their combination. ONE PILL a dose, with mild but certain effects. Tho robust man and tho delicate child use them alike, with every assurance of en tire safety. With WILSON’S PILLS every Mother in the land becomes her own Physician. They have proved themselves a specific, and stand without a rival for tho following affections : KIHADACIIK, FEVKII AND AGUE, lIK A I) AC 11 U, FEVER AND AGI’E, HEADACHE, FEVER AND AQI’E, 11EAUAC1IE, FEVKII AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, Costiveness, Biliousness, Neuralgia, Coativeness, Biliousness, Neuralgia, Costiveness, Biliousnoss, Neuralgia, Costivoness, Biliousness, Neuralgia. Read the testimony of Gov. WISE, Virginia : “Wilson’s Pills are a safe and mostusoful Family Hemedy for Constipation aud affections of the Di gestive Orgaus. For Headache, they have provod themselves a specific.” Read the testimony of Gov. King, Alabama : “I would not be without Wilson’s Pills for any price. For Indigestion ami Headache, I divides Pill and take the half; it gives immediate relief.” MOTHERS, Watch well your Children, and when their trou bles ariao from that great Lane of childhood, Worms, ascribe their illness to its true cause, and remove it by giviug B. L. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, A safe and sure remedy, prepared from the purest materials, and has proved itself tho most effective antidote for Worms ever offered to tho public. 4®- Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. PREPARED RY B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., IMPORTERS ANO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. GO corner Wood and 4th Sts. PITTSBURGH, PA. For sale in Columbus by URQUHART & CHAPMAN, PEMBERTON A CARTER, J. A. WHITESIDE A CO., R. A. WARE A SON, JOHN W. BROOKS, February 29,1800. ly PEMBERTON A CARTER, Wholesale^~Pp*Druggists, invite: the attention of PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, 10 TIUIII LAR'IK STOCK Os PIKE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,&c. JYUYING mostly for CASH, in large quantities, > at the right time and in tho right place, we are fully prepared to offer gnat indue< ruenls to the trade, in every uiticle usually found in a first class Drug Store. We pay particular attention to Tho Quality of our Goods, And GUARANTEE every article wo sell to bo STRICTLY PURE! WK OFFER SI’KCIAL BARGAINS TO CASH BUYERS! Aud feel confident that they can do better with ns than with ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY'. Those who douht need but try us, and find the truth of our usiertiouH. REMEMBER THE SIGN OF TIIE BLUE IMIOIRT^VEI NEXT DOOR AMOVE Baminis & Rooney’a Furniture Store. Columbus, Ga., Feb. 25,1860. CHEROKEE REMEDY! Bpi Cures from AN UNFA I UNO CUKE FOR Gonorrhaia and all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. ri’lllS REMEDY cure, whim nil other |ir.|iiira- I tlonn fnil. It I” nntimly uiilik” *ry otlmr compound: ooutalDlup; no mini,ml poiwin or u.u .ttou. druK, n. it I. prepared nolely from Hoot., Hark, and i.tavt-H, und hua lawn handed down, from one Reneratioii to another, l y thn Cliiirnkee Indian. It I. offered to the public on it. own in trlnaic merit.. It perform, it* duty ffuicklyand thoroughly. The unfortunate of either .ex ‘will he repaid hy u.ing thin Kt-iudy,llllli ad of plifillg the in.el vex at tlm mercy of xoinn (piaek or Pro fe.nr. Thl. Remedy ‘trike, at the very rixd of the die axe ; It. tendency I. not .Imply to .impend the |X||*l||. Imt to remove tho earner on which It depend.. Full direction. In pamphlet fnm in • coin plan y each hot tie. ‘i lie xp< edy and |” rniHlierit rebel afforded by thix Remedy. In all eaxi.x of Ihinnrrliir., €xl,*,*l,Uravalr Nlrlolm e, Fluor A Ihnx i W hite. In Female.), and all dia eaxex of the Urlu.ry Organ., hu. a.ionl.lwi the moat wdenlittc men of the age. Till. Remedy not only eradicate, all poiaou from the ayaleni, hut iuvigorate. thn mint delicate eoliatltuUon. It doe. uot affect the breath or Interfere with any cla*. of huxlrie.., or require any deviation from the uaual diet. It reiirtire. no aaelxtance frow. other nredlcln.. And what .trhaace. It. valna I. the entire ah .•ncn of all nau.eou. taale, being a pl.a.nnt and d.lidou. lyrup. **- Price 12 per Itottle, or Three Bottle, for {5. PIITTF.It *l MKIt W IN, Hold Proprietor*, St. Ixouftt, Mo. Sold in Columbu., fJmrrgla, by PKMRERTON A CARTER, ACRE * IV I'iRHON, J. A WHITESIDE A CO,, JOHN W. IIKOOKS, and by Druggi.t. generally. * JOHN WRKiIIT ACO , New Orleana, Whole.aU Agent, lor the South. Man'll 2,1*1*1. dly NOTICE TO TRAVELERS! BAVK YOIIH MONEY! II OLD LINK OMNI BUB will carry pas sungsrs to sri'l from Wo’ Jv , y I’KItKY HOUHK. fr.-u ebarga, to and from 1 ‘J Rail R<fad Depots and tb> Htt-amboat Ismdings and to and from any otb*r placM In th city fur *26 cents each way. Person* wishing the omnibus to call for them, can Isbvb directions at Vernuy <% Mahaffey’s Livery llabla, or at lh Perry House. N. B —This Liny will ba responsible for all Baggage and Checks delivered t” |h* A|*Ut. fsb.l-dtf D. M D UNI WON, Agent. (Spirit of th Booth and Union Hprings GaxotU copy till forbid, and forward bill to this offleo. mmunr aid flabti ■ dakiii HYDRAULIC Cement sud Plaster Pari! al OT W.y.. hand and for ..'.Uj oi(tt4oo (NUMBER 205. THE DAILY SUN PRINTING AND BINDING KSTAHUSIIMMNT. /'IONNKC- V V 4 tod with AgGv 4 \ tho Sun of- .e +Vh. flee ia one of ,'*•*’ • ‘ th.b~t.nd j I j^;._, , - _ .. - description of Printing is gotten up in a style that CANNOT BE SURPASSED, North or South, mid with isrrut tHaputcli. Tho RAl’I-'R mu I CARDS used in this etiuhlishmcnt urn of the best quality. Two of the proprietors are priictirnl printers of ntueh experience, under whose senttiniKiti(t supervision, all work is done. Our PRICKS ARK MODKRATK,and work war ranted to please. THE ItOOK BINDERY ✓; l 8 most complete / /VW in nil itn arrange > SoXrr menu, and is in .’u \m -V —3^ > charge of a com workman. rrln thia depart• \ ‘ - ''v* nient, also, none g V but tho best stock i s kept, and the jjjjlj'ij% on gotting flrat life’llV ■ clafifi wtrk. For tho BLANK BOOK MAKING, all the latest improvenientH have been procured. Having purchased tho nolo right, for Columbus, of ROWAND’S SPRING AND CARRIAGE, for blank bookfi, wo are prepared to make up MER CHANTS’ HOOKS, COUItT RECORDS, Ac. in a stylo far surpassing any Bindery iu South-Western Georgia. Tho Spring in a great improvement, am! is only to be seen to bo appreciated. No extra charge is made for tho Spring. MUSIC, MAGAZINES, LAW, MEDICAL WORKS, and other printed workß, bound in any dsaindiljlti J. H. BRAMHALL, PRACTICAL W A T CUM A K Ell AND MANUFACTURER OF FINE WATCHES, 50 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. I HAVE lately retired from No. i)9 Broad Street, X and opened a 3STEW STORE, AT MY PRESENT NUMBER OO nnOAD STH.BBT, Where I shall keep couotantly on baud a good assortment of GOLD & SILVER WATCHES GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, Ac. Ac. And shall give my pernonal attention to WATCII REPAIRING, AND MAKING Pine “Watches! I NOW OFFER A FRIENDLY CHALLENGE TO ALL WATCHMAKERS South of Mason & Dixon’s Line To make tho work, of a FINE PATENT LEVER DUPLEX or CHRONOMETER WATCH, to ha ax hibitod at the . GEORGIA STATE FAIR next Pall, for A PRIZE, if one should be offered. Ladies and Gentlemen Having Watches in bad order from wear, break ages, or, worse than all, from being worked at by iiicoinp<tent workmen, can rely on having the imperfect parts replaced with perfect pieces, and tho Watch made a good time-keeper once mors, by leaving or sending them to 56 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. I have on hand a few SAMPLE WATCIIEB, which 1 shall be pleased to show all wishing to aeo a fine AMERICAN WATCH. J. II BRAMHALL, No. s<> Broad Street, NEAR TUI BXPRESS OPKICR COIiOMEUS, OiL. Golumbus, February 4, 1860. dly YES YOU MAY USE OR RECOMMEND Hoimstreot’s Inimitable HAIR COLGRING! AND FIND IT TO HE A Perfect Hair Restorative, (PROMOTING t be strength and growth of the f llair, and giving it ail the beauty of youth. Ho you doubt it ‘f . 1 teui l! Head! lieswl! BouaooN Like, Essex county, N. Y.,) February 6, 1868. j W. K. Hagan, Troy, N. Y.,— Hear Sir : Having used your Uafr Coloring or Restorative, and being uiurb uleaaeil with it, 1 take pleasure in making the following statement: From the effects of a very severe lit of sickness, when about 18 jears of age, my hair commenced turning grey, and so continued to grow until it became ]*rftcUy white, being very harsh and Course. Lust summer I bud reached toy fifty-third year, when I was induced by a friend to purchase two bottles of llelniNtreeP* Hair Restorative, prepared by you. I commenced using it according to directions, uud iu u lew days was surprised to find that my lialr from the roots outward was turning hoi k t its original color. It so tonfinu-d to grow uutil it whs as truly brown and gb-sy an it was in my youth Iu I days, aiu/ <* how folly rutorrd to its omjinul eolor. MV LA BKAMAN. Y.Mif.% OtrnTV, ss.—My la Heatimn came before mid was duly sworn, slid says that the above statement Is true, ibis 6th day of February, 1H&8. JOJCL K. POTT Kit, Justice of the Peace. I'ITTNFUBD, VT , August 1, 18ft7. I hereby <ortily that my hair having become quite grey, I used lleiiustreel's llair Restorative (prepared by W. K. Hagan,Troy, N. Y.,) for four weeks, and my hair was In that time restored to its original color. 1 can fully recommend the ar ticle to be all It claims. WILLIAM KINGBLKY, Pastor of the Baptist Church, Pittsford, Vt. Mr. W. K. Hagan: 1 have used llalmatreet’s llair Restorative for three years, and find It to boamott excellent article. It not only restored ths color cf my hair, giving it new life and strength, but it cured myself uud wife of a most obstinate eruption upon the sculp, which nothing eltr straw I to fxtvft. 1 fully believe it to be the I* st article ill use. Yours, respectfully, KNOWLTON HOWLAND. The above are but a few of the many letters of recommendation which have la-eu tendered to the propi Ictors of llelmstreet’s Hair Coloring or Re storative. It has been used by thousands of peo ple, and It never falls to restore the color and growth of the hair. This singular effect is not produced as when dyes ars used ; for Its acts npon Iho nstural secretions of coloring matter at the roots, ami thus effects the change. The color pro dun’ll it not •• counterfeit , hut the natural shade ts youth. It does not color the skin. price bOc. and fl per Bottle. Hold everywhere W. K. JI AGAN A CO., Proprietors, Troy, New York. Bold in Columbus at all the responsible Drug B tores. JOHN WRIGHT k CO . New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the fiouth. March 2, 1860. ‘ Uw, J_ It. HUAI) IHIPPIMU ÜBfEIPTI. JUBT r.c.lroil, a m w •iipl'ly of Hull Road lU c.ipt., fur Merchant. 1 u.c,hnJ.oniely bound nd n.ally mind, and for .alakir • Jan CHAPPIN * JOHNSON. I(VE FLOIIHI JUST received by HOWELL k JOHNSON 1 to 3 Days THE DAILY SUN. From Saturday's Evening Edition. Mr. Samuel Fairest, a Parser in the Navy, died at, Staunton, V*., last Mon day. lie was a native of the District of Columbia. He was appointed purser in 1836, Mr. Grimes, a merchant of Little Wash ington, N. C., died of Apoplexy, on the stenmer Louisiana, laßt Saturday, while on the passage from Norfolk to lialtimore. Urinarkahle Csie of Longevity, In Nantucket, lately, died Miss l’hebe Nowbcguiu, at the age of 00 years and R months, the oldest person on that island. Sho leaves a sister 90 years of age.— These two old persons have, until within a few years, lived together from child hood, in their old house just west of the town, and have Blept in the same bed until tho night preceding the death of the elder sister. The Court Circular reports another ltelgravinn elopement. A young lady eloped with her guardian’s under butler on St. Valentino's day, and nothing was heard of their whereabouts until tho 18th, when a letter, containing a mnrriagc cer tificate, was received by Mr. W., inform ing him that the ceremony had been per formed at a well known church in the aristocratic neighborhood of Wnpping. The lady, on coming of age, is entitled to £IO,OOO. _ Notwithstanding Macaulay’s reputa tion for conversational power, he appears to liavo tittored lew /xpi mots, to have made few conversational points which are re peated and remembered. One of the very tew good stories current of him is the fol lowing: It is said ho met Mrs. Beecher Stowe at Sir Charles Trevelyan’s, and rallied her on her admiration of Shakes peare. “Which of his characters do you liko best?” said ho. “Desdemona,” said the lady. “7\h, of course,’’ was tho re ply, “for-sho was the only one who ran after a black man.” I*or Fellow 1 It is said that a man living in Philadel phia not long since attempted to escape from a termagant wife, and to that end hid on board a tow-boat that was soon to proceed down the Delaware. liis wife tracked him to the boat but could not find him on board. Just as she left, the boil er of the boat exploded, whereby her husband was blown into the water, and thence swam ashore within view of her. Sho at once enptured him and carried him off, whilst he protested that he would rather have encountered death than have boon caught by her. A L.OIIK Political Career for a Voting Man. lion James A. Pearce, who has just been ro-clected to the United States Sen ate from Maryland, was an old Whig, is now a Democrat, and has bad the rare good fortune of an uninterrupted public servioc for more than thirty years. lie entered the Maryland Legislature at twenty-five, was sent to Congress at tho age of thirty, and after serving six years in the Lower House, was elevated to the Scnato in 18R1. His new Senatorial term lengthens out his services in that branch of the Government to twenty-four years. Ho is now but fifty-five years old. The Iron Trade. The London Times says that tho num ber of furnaces in full work iu 1850, in the north eastern iron district, compris ing Northumberland, Durham and Cleve land, was sixty-eight, or ten more titan the average for 1858. The total produc tion of last year wub 020,000 tons, of which 43,934 tons were exported and 124.006 tons were used in the district, shipped coastwire and sent away by rail. The total <iuantity thus absorbed was 571,000 tons, leaving a surplus of 40,000 tons over the deliveries. Thu stuck, December 31, 1858, was 25,000 tons, and the estimated stock ut the close of 1850, was, therefore, 74,000 tons. Against these slocks of pig iron, large sales have, however, been made for future delivery. Four furnaces were completed and putin blast iu tho district in 1850; tivo more are now nearly ready, aud Bix mote have been begun. Tito Philadelphia North Americun re marks, that it is to be regretted that there are not equally prompt und trustworthy returns of the American iron production at the termination of every year. It will be seen that the average production of l be Knglisb furnaces was about 0000 tons which, although large, is less than that of the Lehigh unthrucite furnaces. These produced, in four or five instances, about lOJMk) tons to the furnace during 1850. The total production of anthracite iron in tho Lehigh region, in 1859, was about 130,000 tuna, aud in tho Scbulkitl about 80,000 tons, in both cases a con siderable advance upon last year. In the circle of Philadelphia business, it is estimated that the production for the past year was probably 250,000 tons of pig iron, but for more distant places it is feared that the return will present a far less encouraging statement. On*- Hundred Girls In a Telt-ffrApli Office. In England the business of operating telegraph wires has been to a great ex tent placed in the bands of young ladies, who find it very agreeable employment. The inland department of the Electric Telegraph Company in London now em ploys one hundred young ladies, whore, eeive and transmit ihe messages from all parts of the United Kingdom. The room in which they are engaged is lofty, spa cious, ami admirably lighted and venti lated. A number of long tables are plac ed across the room upon which the in struments are placed, an attendant being seated opposite each one. There is one table for Liverpool, another for Man chester, it third for Birmingham and Glasgow, and ho on for the whole of the chief towns. When Dot engaged at the instruments, the girls employ themselves with needlework or reading. The room is in charge of a matron. The compen sation ranges from 10s. to 255. ($2.50 to $0.25) per week. Teu hours constitute a day’s work. A period of six weeks is sutlieient to learn the whole process of telegraphing, but longer practice is re quired to impart efficiency aud rapidity of execution. There Is a kitchen in which the young ladies cook their dinners, and a servant to wait upon them, with a lav atory aud other appliances for their com fort and convenience. The access to the room is by a staircase exclusively devot ed to tbe ladies, and no person of the rudor sex is upon any aocouut admitted into their department except upon a spe cial order. To tbo honor of the “fair sox,” the ex periment has proved to demonstration that tho proverbial incapacity of women to keep a secret is a great untruth. Os the thousands of important and valuable Secrets which must yearly come to the knowledge of tbeso young ladies, not a a single one has ever transpired. Many of the fair operatives are closely related to individuals distinguished in literature, science and art. ♦ Ladles and Gentlemen— ls yon wish to bsveyonr wateho, nicely fixed ami put In good running order, you most go to the SWINGING CLOCK, No.Bl Broadstreot. B*pt.2B-6m. Dr. MeCllntook’i Family Medicines AND Ilryan’s Tasteless Vermifuge Tor sale In Columbus, Georgia, by ÜBQUIIAKT * CHAPMAN, Nor.T-ty JOHN W. BROOKS.
