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COLTJMBTJS: hardest City and Country Circulation. ThurxU) Slorliliijj, April 13, 1800. See reading matter on every’ page. lu the United States Supreme Court, on Tuesday, April 3d, on of lion. P. Phillips, Mr. William S. Rockwell, of Georgia, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of thnt court. -♦ Tho editor of the Ncw # Vork “Old Spirit” went to see Adah Isaacs Menken llopnan act tho other night. He writes in bis paper that, “in professional lan guage she strips well.’’ ♦ A Mrs. St. Joheus, of Mt. Carroll, 111., was shot and killed the other duy by her littlo son, a hoy üboul ten yours of age. The hoy levelled tho gun at his mother iu sport, not knowing lliut it was loaded, when to his inliuatc consternation, it Went off, killing her almost instantly. —. ♦ —— .fudge I. The Atlanta Intelligencer learns that this gentleman lias purchased property in, and has determined to become a per manent resident of that city. His pres ent place of icsidonco is Albany. • Sale of hlauurs, The Supreme Court of Mississippi has affirmed the validity of the law making it penal for retailers to sell liquor to a drunken man, und declaring that the owner of tho establishment is responsible instead of the bar keeper in this behalf. ♦ ■ Later from Trias. Tho whole amount of cotton received at Galveston, says tho Civilian, sincu tho Ist of September exceeds the whole amount sent to that port last year, for seven months ending April Ist, 14,806 bab a wcie received. So IV uni nail Nat uvnltzul 1011, A special dispatch to tho llultimore Sun from Washington, the Oth, states that Mr. Seward’s friends in that city, speak openly of plans by which Conuec ticutis to he assured to him iu Novem ber. The plans relate to tho imposition by the Legislature of additional restric tions upon naturalised citizens. Accident ally Sliot. The. Savannah News stales that a young sou of Mr. ltoullineau, of that city, acci dentally diet his mother Monday after noon. He was on tho point of leaving the bouse, with the pistol in his hand, and stopped a moment at the door to speak to his mother, when the weapon was accidentally discharged with such disastrous consequences. It is supposed that the pistol was cocked, without tho boy’s knowledge, and tlint liis linger came in contact with the trigger. —— ♦ Notional limot rii l l Committee. At a convention of the National Demo cratic Committee at Washington to con sider the expediency of changing tho place of holding the l’residentlal Conven tion, Alabama was represented by Hon. Henry l). Smith, and Georgia by llou. .lames Jackson. Tho former made a speech opposing the changing of the place, ami disputing the power of the Committee to do so. Mr. Smith has, for overa! sessions, represented Lauderdale comity in the Alabama Legislature. ■ a Augusta M uitlcl|ial KLclloii. The election held iu Augusta Monday for Mayor and Aldermen, as wo learti from our exchanges from that city, resulted iu the selection of Foster lllodget, Jr., loud er of tho Independent Ticket, over Robert 11. May, leader of the I’eople’s Ticket, by two majority. The candidates for Al dermen on the latter ticket wero elected. There wero six Democrats and six Americans on eaeli one, and no question of a political character was involved in the contest. We are pleased to know that lintli tickets were publicly commit ted to tho Macon liailroad. Suprt'mr Court Uicitimi. lit the onso of Urich U. Wilkinson, VlainlifT in I'.rror, rs. Jeffers & Cothran, from Coweta Superior Court, the Supreme Court, at its present session in Atlanta, aflirmei! the judgment of the Court below, anil held that a negotiable promissory note trasferred as it collateral security, is not subject in the hands of the holder to setts-off or demands by the market against the payee, and this whether the note be endorsed before or after maturity, when the demand does not growr out of tho original consideration of the note. ♦ The California Trlcgi-apli. A dispatch from St. Louis, the fith inst., says tho operator at Fresno City writes that they are extending the line Fast rapidly. It will bo iu operation to Visalia, over sixty miles this side of Fresno, in two weeks from March 17, and to Fort Tejon, which is within one hundred miles of Fort Yuma, by the mid dle of May. An ollice on the Missouri line will he opened at Springfield to morrow, and the lino will be extended toward Fort Smith as rapidly as possible, so that we may soon have another eight day express by the llutterlield route. hi a , - Mliii in on. The telegraphic dispatch that Mira iio*iihad an agent in New t Irleans endear oring to procure ammunition is confirmed. The correspondent of the Charleston Courier from that city says upwards of fifty kegs of gunpowder were seined by the police a day or two ago, in an open boat at the levee, and, as nobody eluimed them, they were turned over to the Uni ted States authorities. In fact they had been purchased liy Miratuon's agent, hut owing to the unpopularity of his cause, be did nut cure to risk claiming them. —.— ♦ - ■ ■liming of I lie *• I mjn iiilliig trial*,” The iireenvillo (lit. C.) l’atrlot states (hat several incendiary documents, con sisting principally of the ••Impending Crisis,” were admitted to the Hemes in that town on the 2VUh ult., in the pres ence of a large crowd in front of tho Court House door They had been cir culated in that District by one llarrold Wyilie, who had been convicted of the offense and sentenced to oDe year's im prisonment. Contribution* were made to the pile by citiieus of Laurens, Pick ens and Spartanburg, l'bc fuel was ar ranged and the pilo ignited by Bob, a colored boy who seemed to he as much in earnest as auy one present. The New -Vork Kdifora. “Rink,” the New Vork correspondent of tho Charleston Courier, in teresting gossip nboiit the editors of that city. Gerard Halloek, of the Journal of Commerce, is a rich man, his wealth be | ing estimated at $300,000. He und his two sons own three-quarters of the es tablishment, from which they realize ; $30,000 or $40,000 per year. Horace Greely is notrioli by any means. The Tiilmne is a stock concern, a tenth interest in which has been sold for $33,- 000. The Times is not u paying concern like the Herald und Tribune. The proprie tors, however, moke a good thing out it by its influence in stocks, und is an j thorily iu Wall street. The Jirookes of the Lxprcss, are hotii growing rich. They both married money, ■South, one near Richmond and the other in Washington. Jumcs Rrooks besides the estate of his wife, is worth SBO,OOO, and Erastus cannot he worth less than $45,000 to $50,000. The Courier and Enquirer makes con siderable money, hut docs not compare in its profits with the Journal of Com merce. liennutt, of the Herald, is the richest editor in New Vork, his wculih being es timated at $600,000 or more. Robert Rentier, as the world knows, is the journalistic Aladdin of the new world. He has only lo rub his Ledger und out comes tho gold. It is a tight race be tween Runner of the Ledger und Morse of tho Now Vork Observer —both being high in the Editorial financial graduated scale, and beating all the nabobs of the daily press hut Dennett and Halloek. Runner, if lie is not now ahead of Morse, will be soon, for he is not only a post, but a staging driver. The Anil I’lilygamy Hill. The Washington correspondent of the Charleston Courier states that tho bill for the prevention of polygamy in the Territories, and the punishment of it as a crime, originated with the Republicans, and (lie assault now made upon it may be considered as n precedent for a war upon its “ twin relic,” slavery. The hill passed by a majority of more than two tliinls, hut among the negatives were many members of good judgment whose opinions are entitled to respect. Every member from 8. Carolina voted against the bill, and Mr. Kcitt made some strong remarks in opposition to it. Whether it is a judicious measure is questionable. It is regarded us a violent interference with the domestic affairs of a community, and, besides, it is likely to be a dead let ter if it is opposed by the sense of the community. The people of Utah, only a small por tion of whom are practically polygamists, will unite in opposition to tho enforce ment of the measure. The law cannot he enforced without a standing army.— Dcsides, the immigration into the coun try, and the travel ami commerce upon the route through Pike’s Peak, SaULake and Carson's Valley will soon extinguish Mormoniam. What the Senate will do with the bill remains to he seen. It is remarkable that Congress has been so slow to manifest their abhorrence of the vico of polygamy. A nut lier Tornnilo, Tho Canton (Miss.) Citizen records the visit of a terrific and destructive tornado through that county Saturday night the Hist ult. Its course was from West to Fast, and the track was about three hun dred yards wide. It passed over several plantations, unrooting gin houses, mid blowing down negro cabins uud other houses. On the plantation of Judge Shackelford, the tire from the healths of tho cabins burnt ouo of his negroes, tin that of I)r. Money, the dwelling house of Mr. Wills, the overseer, was demolished, two lnrge trees being blown down on it. Avery valuable negro woman was killed ami another severely injured. On this place, also, a large tree was blown across a negro cabin, crushing in the roof, and a large limb penetrated through to tho ground. In this cabin there wore five negroes, and none of them wero injured. Those who visited thesoene of devasta tion, say that largo trees were wrung otl midway, and others were snapped off at the roots, and carried in some instances fifty yards. - P'urthpxr by tho Prince Albort. The limitations for cotton at Liverpool were for— Fair Orleans 7 :1 .,i1. I Mill. Orlaans i, < J. Pair Mobile* 7V - I Mid. Mobiles, li tod. [No quotations for Fplunds received. | The stock of cotton at Liverpool was 847,000 hales, of which 000,000 were American. The political news is of little interest. The cotton market at Havre advanced slightly, but closed with a decling ten dency. The “ales of the week reach 10.000 hales. The geuernl markets at Liverpool re port Hour declining. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. Fork firm, and all quulities have slightly advanced. Itacon was steady. Sugar heavy. Coffee quiet. Dice firm at a slight advance. The London money market was deci dedly more stringent, and Dank rates had an advancing tendency. Tho bullion in the Dank of Fngland had decreased £oti,ooo. Manchester advices wero favorable. llavhk, March 21.—Orleans Tret Ordi naire quoted at 10b francs, and Has 08 trauca. The aaleß touched 2,600 bales, with a firm market. M.tlcHU lii.w*. Ni w Orlkank, April D,—'ill© schooner Arrognnte, from Sisal ou die 4tU in*t., lias arrived. A SpHiii-li vesHid, tho Habanera, * * in |>orl with tlUpati'lir* for Havana, from the Spanish squadron ut Vora Crux. On thu Ist lust. Vra Crux was quirt, and it was reported that Miramon had loft for the capital. Arrival of lhr North Alar. Nr.w York, April 10.—Tho steamship North Star, with California dates to tho ‘2oth March, Ims arrived. She bring* one million one hundred thousand dollars iu specie. Her news is generally unim portant. Texan News. Naw Üblkaxs, April I.—The steam ship Arizona is below, with Brownsville dates to tho fith Inst, Tho news is un important Congressional. Washington, April 10—In the Senate, to day, the homestead bill was under dis cussion. Printing Ink for Sale. We have tor isle, at tha Dun Office, an eacclli at artlclaot Printer', Ink, In 2f> pound keg*, which we ran eell at 26 cents per pound. We Intend to keep a stock of Ink to supply the demand of tha neighboring pres*, aud they may rely ou getting a good article adapted to the season. WUtar’s Balsam ofWffil Cherry.— This remedy has been cheri.hcd by the comma nlty fovitM remsrkslilo efficacy In relieving, heal ing and curing; the meet 01-.-iiuHle. painful ami long standing case. of Cough, Cold, luflnenxa, Boro Throat, Bronchitis. VI Inroplirg Cough. Cn-up, Asthma, Inflammation of the hung.; while even consumption itself hss yielded to its magic influ ence alien all other means have failed. Its whole hlitory proves that the past haa produced no remedy of equal value, aa a cure for the numer ous and dangerous pulmonary atlectiona which prevail all over the land. Head the following certifies!. from Mr. Nor borne Norton, of the Examiner Office, Richmond : Richmond, Va , Teh 23, 1860. Meaars.H. W. Fount a Cos , Boston—Qentlemen : I with pleaauru testify to the greut merit of your iuvslimhle lung medicine, Ilr. WtsTXH’s lints am or Wild Ciizsav, which is likewise highly valued by many of our eiUented fellow-citizens, who have tented its virtues by trial. ! first made o” of this Ha]-AIM .onto three vein since fir a violent and distressing cough which baillud Die skill of physicians, and to my joy, ex perienced such gratifying relief as to Induce me to persevere in its use. I always keep it by me, slid ever And it to be unfailing In its effects. Ho medicine that 1 have ever used has given such speedy relief. Toms truly, NOKB )RNE NORTON. *r Cauiion to Plki rtAstris.—The only genuine Winter's Balsam tins the written signature of ** 1. Butts” aud the priuted one of the Proprietors on the outer wrapper; all other is vile aud worth lens. Prepared by BETII W. FOWLK A 00., Bos ton. For sale by all druggists In Georgia, and in Columbus by UItUUHAKT A CHAPMAN, .1. A. WHITESIDE A CO., mh'-Jtdeodwootw PEMBERTON A CARTKK. $7,500 REWARD! THK MAHI NR HANK AGENCY nt this place 1 wuh Mitoml on Monday night with false keys, uml Forty-five Thousand Five Hundred and Forty-two Hollars extracted therefrom. Os this amount Twenty-four Thousand Dollars was in Marine Hank notes of vim ous denomina tions; about Four Thousand Hollars in bills of the Merchants and Planters* Hank of,Savannah; Two Thousand in bills of the Hank of Savan nah ; Three Thousand of the Hank of Com merce; Two Thousand of the State Hank of (Georgia; Three Thousand of the Hank of Charleston; One Thousand Manufacturers* Hank of Macon; One Thousand Bank of Mid dle Georgia ; One Thousand of the Central Hank of Alabama; balunee not remembered, but on various Hunks of (Georgia and South Carolina. Five Thousand Dollars reward is offered for the recovery of the money, and pro rata in proportion for the amount recovered, and Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars additional for the arrest of the thief with proof to convict. The above reward is offered in lieu of the one of $3,000 offered by me ye.-terday. L. G. HOWERS, April 12-dwtf Agent Marine Bank of (ia. Geoi'niit drays Hall! A It A 1,1. will be given by tlio GEORGIA OKAYS, at CONCERT II A 1.1,, on Friday Evening, tle 15th Inst.,< at 8 o’clock. kJL MANAG S R 8 : J. J. Bradford, Joseph Ropkr, William J. Dillon, Wesley C. Vinson, Admission TWO DOLLARS. April 12 2t WANTED, good House Fainter* and oueortwogo *d Grainer*. Tha highest wages given. Apply to EDWAIiD .1. KING, or SON, April 12-2tp Columbus, Ga. Montgomery Mail copy one time and forward bill to this ollice. TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS! iI^TRUNKSSjgI JIIBT RECEIVED, A FINE LOT OK Trunks and Valises! Os Various Styles and Qualities, At Prices to Suit Purchasers. CALL AND SEE THEM AT SHERMAN N CO.’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY 114 Ilroad Street. ALSO, I At Very Low Prices for Cash. SHERMAN & CO. Columbus, (la , April 1?, 1860. J&V Papt-rH in which wo advertise pleaffo copy. “HOLE IN THE WALL!” WM. R. JONES, Oppoaito Cook'd Hotel, keeps alwayii a supply of FAMILY GROCERIES. Froili Vegetables received daily from Savaunah, while in fe*aoii. 44“ Remember the place is the “lIOLK IN THE WALL.” April 11,1860-dtf PEMBERTON & CARTER Have just received an extensive stock of PERFUMERY, Fancy Goods, BRUSHES, &c. &c. Cousieting iu part of Lubin’s Celebrated Extracts, Humming Bird Extract*, Butterfly Extract*, Gucrlaiu’s Extract*, Frangipauni Extracts, Kias-me-tweetly Extract.-*, Kondoletia Extract*. FINE GERMAN COLOGNES, Roquet d'Orlean*, lla/in'. Toilet Waters, Luhiu's Hose Soap, l.utiiu'e Musk Soap, Kiliimel's Knglish S isp, llarln'* RarbuiV Romp, Transparent ttoapr. lVrfume Sachets, Idly White, liloud de Pearl. I ’omtulrs. Os *vry ascription, highly perfumed and beauti ful in style. COMBS, Avery large aortmeut. Tooth Powders and Washes, That cau la* highly rocommouded. 44* Call and Bee. April 11, 1860. NOTICE ! VlaL indebted to u* for Guauo, will pieaM a all aud *ettlo. \S o are now receiving a fresh *upply of American Guano, which we will mcII tor cadi or on time, upou the term* of the proprietor*. April 10 OI NBY A CO. Lurgo and Peremptory Sale of SOLID SILVER, PLATED WARE, JEWELRY, &c. AT AUCTIONt VT II o'clock mi Thursday next, thu l.’th Inst., I wilt suit at uiy Jewelry Store, positively amt without reserve, my entire .lock of Silver Ware, Plated Ware. Jewelry. Ac., roneietiug iu part ol the following, viz: Solid Silver Pitcher*. Cup*, tloldet*, Waiter*, t'ake Itrt-ket*. Napkin Ring*, Spoon*, korke, Cake Knives, Pie Kulve.. Sc , all of which are of the licet silver. Aleo, Plated Ware of the hot quality and pat tern. such ae Tea Uni, Walter*, lew Pitehere, Dipper*, hadlee, Caetore, Cigar Holder*. Ootlele. Tea Sets, Vaaea, Ac. Ac. Aleo, l.adlc and Ueuta'Uoht aud Sliver W atchee Jewelry Iu sle of every .lyle, Uold Pen* and Pencil*. Ladles and llente Hold Chains, Diamond Pine and King*, Heavy set and Plalu Hinge, dune, Hittee, Knlvee, and a great many artlclo In my line, too numeroua to mention. My stock of lloode h purchased exptee.ly for the Ooluiubue retail trod*; therefore It is uaclesa for me to eay anything u to the quality aud •tylea of the articles, further thau that they cau be depended ou a. good slot geuuine. The Ladle* are especially invited to atLn l the morning sales. The sale* to continue every at 11 o'clock, and 7 1 j o'clock at night, until the etm-k 1* closed out. The Uoods will be shown to those w ho wish to see them, at auy time before sale*. •#- Terme Coh. A. It. PxWITT. HARRISON A PITTS, Audi, nitr< Columbus, April 10-d6t it KICK TUN U IKS! C HOICK Smoked DeefTONUUKS, Juatrecel.ed aud fur sale by Sept.l2. OUNUY A 00. KSM. H. BRAIYIHALL, Practical Watchmaker, AND MANUFACTURER OF FINE WATCHES, 50 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Jil AVK just received anew and select stock of Amerieau Watches and Clocks, Direct from the Manufacturers Aud offer them at rates fully 80 to 30 per cent less than any Store in Georgia. I have also on hand an excellent assortment of ENGLISH AND GENEVA GOLDS SILVER WATCHES GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, Ac. Ac. At Unprecedented Low Bates, I And guarantee all goods to be tquul or totter than mi represented. An I give my piaoual attention to Watch work I would say to Ladies and Gentlemen Having Watches in Lad order from wear, break ages, or, worse than all, from being worked at by incompetent workmen, cun rely on having the imperfect parts replaced with perfect pieces, and the Watch made u good timekeeper once more, by leaving or sending them to 60 IBPtO-A-ID STREET, COLUMBUS. Mr. F. Ik GOLD DECK, Man’faeturing; Jeweler AZVD SILVEIISMITII, (Foi'merly with Mr. A. //. De I Pi lt.) I S now associated with me. and will be pleased to receive orders for manufacturing Fine Jew elry aud Silver Ware. Persons having relicts of gold or silver as keep sakes they would like re fashioned or made into useful articles, can rely that they will really re ceive the sane- Go Id or Silver. All Styles of Hair Braiding And the finest Hair Jewelry made to order in the most fashionable styles and taste, a the customer may desire. Tho Hair Braiding is done in Colum bus, and therefore not subject to bo changed, a* when sent to Charleston or the North, as much is done. J. H. BBAMHALL, April 9, 1800. iiti Broad street. yV cyviFixx WK deem it sufficient,aud duo to our customers aud friuuds, anil the public, to announce that | our stock of SPRING & SUMMER Dry Groods! Is now complete, embracing Every Fashionable Novelty IN LADIES’ DRESS GOODS of all fabric*. Anew Stock of Linens, Embroideries, Ac., Os Direct Importation, and made to our own Order. Our stock it unusually large anil well .elected, which enables us to offer to our customers M”RE TUAN ORDINARY ATTRACTIONS. #B- I ,et everybody call and boo for themselves. J. KYLE & CO., Columbus. Ga., March 28,1860-2 in and. T. WILLIAMS’S Ambrolype ami Photographic PICTURE GALLERY! No. G 7 West Side Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. AMBROTYPES taken on Iron, Glaus, Leather, Miea, and Paper, finished in the very best style, and satisfaction guaranteed. My prices are from FIFTY CENTS TO ANY PRICK DESIRED. PHOTOGRAPHS Ou Paper, Canvas, and Visiting Cards, at less price than any io tin* city. No person is bound to take :t Piet me from the iiai'ufi y if >1 JiA; act The public are respectfully invited to call at my Gallery an 1 examine specimens, and satisfy themselves. G. T. WILLIAMS, April 2-0 m (2d p) Photographic Artist. Positive Sale of New Buggies A T AUCTK >X! By HARRISON & PITTS. VT 11 o’clock on FRIDAY NEXT, the 13th Inst., we will sell in front of our Auction Roem. without reserve, eight very superior New BUGGIES, (Northern make,) of the following patterns : 1 Straight Tray body Top Buggy, Panel Boot; 1 Godwin Bracket Front Top Buggy; 1 Tray body No Top Buggy, panel boot, back and rack; 1 Godwin Bracket No Top Buggy, back and rack; 1 Tray body Top Buggy, panel boot, varnished; 1 Scroll Loop Top Buggy, full plated, rack and hood; 1 Oral Panel Top Buggy, panel boot; 1 Scroll Loop No Top Buggy, panel boot. Adr Terms made known on day of sale. Also two of Wheeler A Wilson's SEWINQ MA CHINES, warranted in pertect order. 4t*r Pet sous wjsbing to examine the Buggies can do so by calling at Vernoy A Mahatfey’a Liv ery Stable. HARRISON A PITTS, April t, 1860-td Auctioneers. NEW GOODS! fIMIE subscribers have received a freeh supply of X the following articles, which they are offering cheap, to wit Hautoe and Huinatiu Coffee, beat qualify ; White Gov. Java “ “ “ Red “ • “ “ Mocha “ Cuhaaud Kio “ Itaker'e Chocolate, superior quality ; Haiaius,Currents and Citron, tre*h and good; Choice brand* of Champagne M ine ; Madeira. Sherry uud Claret; 6000 of the celebrated J. C. Calhoun Cigars— Concha aud Regalia size, all color*. Call uud try them. uplt) GUNDY A CO. C'l'll A MOhASSES. • )/\/\ DHLS. Cuba MoUhsc*, just received and vV/U for sale by apltf GCNIiY A CO. FLOI It I FLOUR t hi [ M \ Bit I*B. Extra Choice Hour, fresh and Hue. I XJV f Just received and for sale by April# GUN BY A CO. | Idt ADI E S Os Tolu minis, Ga., and Vicinity: ♦ TO-DAY IS TUK DAY 1 Ot’KN MY MAY VARIKTY OK SPRING MIUINKRY! Give mo a Call, AND LOOK AND KX AMIN K TUK KAIHIONI. Rt>M,M>otl\illy l Mrs. M. 11. DKSSAU. Coluuitiua, April 11, IMO-dtf MATTRESSES 1 A LA lb IK STOCK, MADE at the B<>UTH, FROM SOUTH FUN MATERIALS, For Sale f hr*|i at ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILLS. Colnmbui, Feb. 27. ts MATTRESSESJ MATTRESSES! The Troy Manufacturing Company \KE making, and keen constantly on hand, M ATrKKsSKjt of the he*t material and j make, and all llzes, which we sell at low pricer Tha Ware Room* are at No. 40 Broad t. i February 24,1160. ts M ATTItKShKK AND CARDED COTTON BATTING. THE CARTER FACTORY MAVIS A SUPERIOR LOT OK MATTRESSES! i Which, for m*t,rl*l soil Workmanship, cannot 1 beiurpoaaed. Jau. 01-d3ni RICH, HARE AND TASTY! JS THE SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING! NOW OPENING AT TUB GASH (Elotjiing I'lnprium! 1.-0 14road Slreal, COLUMBUS, CtA. ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. M OULD CALL THE ATTENTION Os CLOTHING BUYERS TO TIIKIIi Large, Varied and Extensive ASSORTMENT OF Ready Made Clothing! Os their Own Manufacture. THIS STOCK HAS HERN GOTTEN UP with; great care, AND FOR liEAUTY’, CUT AND STYLE, WILL COMPARE WITH ANY IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY! THIS IS THE ONLY Cash Clothing House IIsT THE CITY! No. 195 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. —————— Rosette, Melick & Cos. HAVE IN STORE A Complete Assortment ol’ BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ Cl A > TIT INO ! To suit all ai;es from 0 to 15 years. Boys’ Drup D’Kte and Alpacca Round Jackets; “ Linen and Marseilles 44 “ “ Cloth and Casaimere “ “ “ Mohair and Italian Cloth 44 44 “ White Marseilles Vests; “ Fancy Marseilles 44 “ Fancy Silk 44 100 Pairs Boys’ Linen and Marseilles Pants at $1 ri'Hl FAIR ! Boys’ Black Drap D’Eto Pants; 44 White Duck 44 44 White Marseilles “ 44 B! n C 1 ’ Oao.-.’rr.ara 44 44 Fancy Cassimere 44 44 Cottonade 44 GENTS 5 FURNISHING GOODS! Thread Cambric (full-bosonud) Shirts; Linen Lawn 44 44 44 White Linen Bosomed 44 Puff Bosomed 44 Fancy Bosomtd 44 Fancy Marseilles \ 44 White Marseilles 44 Fancy Print 44 Fancy Puff Bosomed 44 White and Pink Undershirts; Gauze Merino 44 Lisle Thread “ Check Cambric “ Cambric Handkerchiefs, Handkerchiefs, Cottars, Cravats, Gloves, Half-Hose and Suspenders, Rosette, vMelick & Cos. 125 Hroad Streot, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. / HATS! HATS! HATS! HATS !/iIATS ! IIATS! Miiats CAPS I CAPS! CAPS! CAPS! CAPS! CAPS! CAPS! Great Variety of Styles, Qualities, and Colors. . . ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. TRUNK DEPOT, JS3I No. 195 BROAD STREET. Trunks! Trunks! VALISES! VALISES! Carpet Bags! Carpet Dags! Ladies’ Traveling Trunks! lotidio* Hon net I foxes! W, i i—O ■ am PLANTERS AND TRADERS: I Three Hundred Cottonade Suits! Rosette, Melick & Cos. 125 Hronl Street. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. W* would rrspectfblly iuvit, all tho., wishing to mtciiASi: First Class Clothing! For Spring mill Summer Wear, To call and examine our stock, feel ing assured price and quality will satisfaction. ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. ’ Col mubtia. Oa., April 9.1100. To tlie Ladies! HULL, DUCK & CO. Would call attention to to- :c slock of DRY GOODS For the Spring Trade. , have a full stock of Shirtings and Sheet llngg, various width*; Linen Shotting, Pillow Case Linens, La musk Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels. Ac., Ac. IN DRESS GOODS, | A Complete Assortment of all Styles: French Orerandio Muslin. French Jaconets, Barege and Organdie Ilobrs, English,Scotch aud American Printed Muslin, Plain, Striped und Printed Ban get, Scotch and American Ginghums. A FULL SUPPLY OP Ladies and Gents’ Kid (doves, The J4et equalities. HOSIERY, IRISH AND FRENCH LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, Muslin Collars and Sleeves, Burnous and Chantilly Luce Mantillas. Low-priced Mantillas, Plain und figured Laces for Mantillas, Swiss Muslin, plain und figured. Nansook Muslin, plain and plaid, Bishop Lawn Jaconet Muslin, India Long Cloth Bi illiante, Ac. A beautiful lot of FANS, plain and fancy. Ladies and Misses’ Parasols ANI) UMBRELLAS. iiIiACK, riiAIJV AND FIQUHED SILKS ! FUKNCII SUMMER SILKS, FOULARD SILKS. Hoop SltLirts! Embroidered Skirts, Marseilles ami Corded fckitts, Anew pattern Trail Skirt. A fine assortment of Ladies’ W ork and Traveling Baskets. FRENCH CORSETS, Embroidered Corsets. All of which is offered for sale on accommoda ting terms by HULL, DUCK & CO. Columbus, On.. April 7, 1860. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Spicing Silks! Received by Express this morning ut JAS. McPHXLLIPS, 140 BROAD STREET, 1.500 Dresses! Spring and Summer Silks, AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES! rpHESE Goods wcru purchased within the last X week, at forced sale*, at an immente loss on cost of importation. Also a full line ot BSCHOFFS BLACK SILKS! Admitted by all to he the beat wearing goods manufactured. Also, LACE MANTILLAS, LACE POINTS, DU STEPS, PARASOLS and SUN SHADES. purchased direct from the importers and manu facturer*. Prices guaranteed lower than ever before offered in this city. ALSO 5.500 lIOOP SKIRTS! Os tlie lies! Quality, AT ONE-HALF TIIE REGULAR PRICES! Buyer* are invited to call and examine the stock and compare price*. JAMES McPHILLIPS, March 22,1860. 140 Brunei Street* NEGRO HATS. J. H. DANIEL & CO. ARE SEELING NEGRO HATS At $l5O to #2 00 per Dozen! March 31, 1800-ts A LARGE LOT OF TURKISH TOWELS! At Unprecedented Low Prices! Juiit received and for Hale by J. XX. DANIEIj *5 Cos. March 31,1800-ts SPRING MILLINERY! A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF HK II AM) ELEGANT BONNETS, Traces, liibbons, &o. now orjcNiso ny Miss L. A. Flynn & Cos, All of which they offer for Mule LOW FOR cash! Miir Tlu ir Store ii u< xt door to 1. O.&TRiPPKii’s, on llaudolph street March 23*-tf THE NEW PATENT CORRUGATED SPRINGS! 1 > EDUCING the weight of skirts and lucreming IV the atreugth ueurly oue-huit. are found only in Thomson’s Corrugatd Skirts, .it st MCHYIii Fresh Thomaston Lime, PLASTER PARIS, Feb. 21,15e0-dlf B. F. COLEMAN. Tailoring and Repairing. G-. C. BODEN", TAILOR, KKdPEC'TfUtLV announce* to the < itl a* , ton* of Col umb urn that he ha* taken Hoorn* t ver the store of W.B. Needham,on ill Ikon 1 street i nearly opposite Cook’* Hotel - ‘, vhre be i* prepared to execute all order* in hi* line, with mntneM and dispatch. A share of pa* tronago if solicited. Mir Hood Fit* guaranteed. March 2#-Gm Light, Flexiblo and Strong! N'OVKI. and beautiful In hape. approved by alb Inquire for THOMSON CORRUGATED PKIHTB. Four Thousand Skirts per Day! REQUIRING four separate Factorle,. and the i labor of one thousand hand* are required by ttie detnnnd for Thoimon's Slx.lrt. February i, 1800. aow3m ULEAUHEII 81’KUM OIL. A SPLENDID article receive I thla dav aud for •ale by R. A-WARE A BON, April 3 *4 Broad eteeet. A. D. BROWN, Jr., At the Carter Factorv , IS MANUFACTURING WHEAT TilllASlililts and FABis, Straw and Shuck Cutters, WllKl J. BARROWS. &•<•. t k'LIH undersigned lias located at r* ** I CARTER Factory, where lu W JUL.J— ba3 fitted up Machinery lut almosi (Aery d-, B ; t ton oi Job \\ oik. alMj rfwfcpTTiTl WOOD A Ii IRON TLKM..C|BaadlhßMli done wiiu neatness and dispatch, i*> vxptnonti-d workmen. BOLTS cut to oid-r, from one iuch iu diameter dowu to un> size do-ired. 1 also uiunulucturo Patent- Corn and Cob Mills, For planters’ use, acknowledged by all who havo eeu Uniu iu operation to be the inout suitable Mill lor taimers in use. There is one in my shop which all who desire tun see at woik. Patent Straw aryl Shuck Cutter, A machine iu vented, patented, aud made in the &ouih, ol .Southeru materials, which is pio uouiiced by ail who bate tried it, to be the veiy beet, and least liable to gel out of older, of any Cutter known. It is so simple iu construction, aud at tLo same time so substantial, that the most ignorant negro h id-hand can manage it without any difficulty or danger of breaking. Kail Komi conductors will please biar in miud that I urn prepared to make to order any number of WHEELBARROWS, of as good material and as cheap as can bo bought North or {South. My WHEAT FANS Need no comment from mystlf, aa every one who has them will certify as to their excellency and durability, fcince 1 have begun manufacturing them I have told over two hundred, purchaser, being pleased iu every instance with their per formance. lielow 1 give some of 1 lie very natter ing ceriiticates received from different patties : CoLbMUUS, July 2oth, 186". We take pleasure iu staling that we have beeu soiling Jlr A. D. Brown’s \V heat Fan for the lust two years almost exclusively. We have sold them to all sections of I lie surrounding country, both iu Georgia and Alabama, and they have given general satisfaction. Wo bavu never heard any complaint of the first one jet, aud believe they are the best Fans now ill uso. We have formerly shipped Fans front tiro North for our own trade, but we have abandoned them, Mr. Brown's Fan having superseded them entirely. (Signed) J. ENNIS A CO. CH.ti.Mlus, Ga., July 26, 1867. Wo have been sollrng Mr. A. D. Brown’s Fuub during tiro past season, and tuily concur iu the above. (Sigued) ESTES & BROTHER. UfSSKLL Count y, Ai.a., July 26,1867. Mr. lirovm—Dear Sir: 1 tako pleasure in certi fying to the exce-ilency of your Wheat Fairs. I have just cleaned nty crop of wheat with one of them; it pleases me well, and I take pleasure in recctt;mending them to farmers as being superior Farts. Respectfully yours, W. LOUTHKR. “WlicAt Tlirasliors Ou baud of my ow n manufacture, superior to any other machine of the kind in this country. GKEN G-EA.RI2S3-G- Made to order, with wooden logs, which are supe rior in every way to iron. To those who purchase Mills, Fans, Thraahors, and Cutters, by tho wholesale, a liberal discount will be mad*'. Public patronage is respectfully solicited. A. D. BROWN, Jr. Columbus. Ga., April 7,18G0-tf TO PLANTERS OF GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. RHODES’ SUPER-PHOSPHATE. THIS STANDARD MANURE For Cotton, Corn and Wheat Culture, Besides the Various Hoot Crops, Gardens, Fruit Trees, &c. IS manufactured under the supervision of emi nent Manufacturing Chemists, and i* WAR RANTED TO BE PURE AND FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATION. Tho RHODES MANURE has received tho en dorsement of SOUTH CAROLINA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, GEORGIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, ALABAMA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Prof. CiIAS. UPHAM SHEPARD, of the South Carolina Medical College, in a letter addressed to B. M. Rhodes, the proprietor, dated Charleston, January 3,1860, say*: “The two samples examined, as selected by my self front the warehouse of Messrs. Rhett & Rob son, of this city, appear to be. as nearly as possible, identical in their mode of preparation and com position, and the article cannot be too highly com mended for the uniformity of tho mixture in the several ingredients present, and the impalpable fineness of the Phosphate and the Sulphate of Lime. It is tho richest preparation I have yet seen for the Soluble Phosphate, and in this respect cannot well be improved upon. The insoluble earthly ingredient does not appear to be greater than is incident to tho most carefully prepared fertilizer.*-* THE MODE OF APPLICATION IS VERY SIMPLE : either broudeast or in the bill or drill— -100 to 200 pound* per acre. This Mannre does not fire, as is tho case with the Peruvian Guano; but being strictly nourishing, can be used any way tho convenience of the planter may suggest. Ample stocks at all times on hand and for sale by DILLARD, POWELL & CO., Sole Agents, March 15-d&wlm Columbus, Ga. F. C. TILLMAN, 117 Broad Street, COLUAIBUS, GEORGIA, IS RECEIVING AND HAS IN STORE A HANDSOME AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS! BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &e., &c., &c., &c., GOODS THAT ARE Almost Entirely All New l GOODS TO SUIT THE SEASON AND PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. On time to responsible and prompt-paying parties, OR VERY CHEAP FOR CASH! Columbus, Ga., March 19, 1800-dtf DIRECT IMPORTATION! I I'ST recoived. _ a fine HM*ort* mrnitof BINGLK AND DOUBLE HAItKBL SHOT GUNS, inumifuc-f/ tured for o n v-r solveh All Y) non* in want of v AiAVWr ’r a GOOD O U N would do well to Zr &Ljn ‘tyffF call anti see them before buying. J. ENNIS & CO., April 5-oui at the Sign of the Anvil. NEW BOOKS! RECEIVED liY CHAFFIN & JOHNSON. U TOMAN (La Panina), by MlchcUt; Lot# (L’Aniour) “ “ The Tribulation, by Cummltig * Life of Geo. M. Troup, of Ga.,by E.J.Uurdin ; A NEW SUPPLY OF Adam Hoade; The Rivals; The Queen of llearta. March 19 THE LUXURY OF THE SEASON ! Thomson’s Corrugated Skirts, For rale by the Principal Retailer,. Come at Last! r T’ 11 AT fujierlor Western English Dairy Cbeeee. I Also reelved this day : White and Ked Onion*; Lemon*; Smoked Reef Totigutr large and flue; Pickled •• “ •• “ •• 10 bogi-i Brucked lit rrlug*; larina. Wine and Sugar Crutkcis; Date*. Figs, Prune*, l'ickles, Ac. March 30 HOWELL k JOHNSON. ■AITBRM MAI • ) 1 KALES b>it Eastern Hay, superior to 1 Northern Hny, for sale by March M*tf A. A J. GAM MEL A CO. EVERY LADY IN AMERICA TIT 110 value, comfort, boalth and elegance, T V should have one of THOMSON’S COBRPOATID SKIRTS. FOlt SALK Oil HIKE, A VALUABLE Negro Man. a good Cook. He la for aaloor biro Ibr the balance of the year. Apply to febti'J-lf H. It. HAWKS. INDIA Ht lIUKH BALLS. V NOTH EH anpply received thla day and for gale by R. A. W ABE k SON.