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TO* T** TIK* jgllMli Childhood! Ifiothelop*- f flhl'"* , I <mU thoohooh, lwo ra not nook , LWoto*! Imi-m!"* “ “ ,J ‘“ r * My r>int mi And bid m l“ k far up thofunnj, Moiling ulopo of timo. Down wblflh I'* trod With rapid pub*. Tbo wish to bo transported now Is rains, Ere Wl the sod And ends the rone- Then, snnshine thronttb ray llult world w* ’l™' 1 ’ No umrky cload Did tbreoten tbr To pour It* liquid renounce on ray No UiUßdtT luud Could I A*n hoar. Tho world without wu fllted with |>riHy fl-twem, Tbo world within Joyous aud froc, Bright steeds <>f hope draw ow tb radiant luuiw, N<; thought of sin Did trouble iris. Borrow not then had loomed the way to fling It* shadow dark Arrow my brow. And (bar could not upon my bright cheek bring Ita death mark, A* it oan now. • The surface of life'* stream ws* mirror bright, My little bark No ripple gave To the sleeping waters, it wm so light It made no mark And loft no waVe. The bankl on either side were tilled with trees, llirds on their boughs Did carol loud, A voiced incHuae floated on tbo b Hearing their vows Itof.sre their God. I had Ho thought that life could over change, Tbo past was naught, Or 1 knew none, The future, bounded by to-morrowV range, With beauty fraught Wus sure to come. And It has coino but, unliku that of yor, It sorrow brings, Dark days are her*. (tenth's messenger, oft beard by me before, Now shakes his wings, O, God ! draw nonr, Pair moon ! that witnessed my delight, As Laura's little hand in mine Wo walked, the doodles* summer night, Beneath the purple-clustered vino. Hay, hast e'er fufftood a fairer fare With the mild-splendor ol thy wing. Or known a form of gentler graee Than hers of whom [ fondly slug. Ye stars ! that in her happy eyes, booked down and saw yourselves more bright Speak I have you over, from lb *kios. Behold a being half so light f Waaßvomoro lovely, when, newborn. Tbo fairest thing iit Paradise, The world's first lover woke nt innrn, She flashed on bis astonished eye*’ Ye trees, whose branches o'er my head. Waved pendulous that blessed eve, And heard the loving row she said, Do love-birds sweeter strains o’er weave,’ Or do the tales the soft winds bring, Which make thy whisporng leaves rejoice, Or silvery streamlets murmuring, In melody surpass her voice t O sea ! that kiss'd our foot tliut night, Did heavenly Venus fairer roam, When like the iris, dot hod in light, Hb* (tap'd t Ufo, amid thy fnnm Y Or when thy waves bore from the la ml ligypfs durk Queen hud site more charms ? Or Item, when upon the strand Hheolasped humidor in herajrms? Winds! that bore from the garden’* bloom, Like spirits of tbo loved in death, The soul oi li*wors —a swoet perfume •Say, wus U sweeter tbun her breath? And when you kiss'd her blushing du*k. And nestled in her jetty hair, Andsinuoas, stirr’d her bosom meek, Did ye not suck a warm death there? They all are silent moon and star*, They speak not; yet a loving heart! What heeds it what the answer bo; Though the whole world deny each part. Is she not more than all to thee '( Murry lug; ut lUniloru. Tho “local©” of the Buffalo Republic tells the following very Mod ‘on. One of our Justice* of tho I’eae© was enllctl, yesterday afternoon, to go to a German Utilise iu tho olty, and marry a couple. Putting on a clean dollar, and placing u marriage certificate in hD pocket, ha started for tho festive None. Arriving at the house, under the direction of the blue leg ged little boy, who pointed out the plane, ho knock ed and went in. In tho middle of the doer stood a stout UerniMii girl, sorry uml plutnp. her blue eye* rolling out tours us large ns butter pats. “What'* the malter ?” said the sympathetic .Ins ticc. “Matter,” said tho girl, “Dal Qotlell. wend off, and wouldn't marry rue, ain't it?” The justice suid he supposed it was, and intimated that lie hud come to marry someone, and n|ucstcd tho old lady to bring ou tho lambs to the sacrifice. Old lady said, “Dare vos no lambs—tlotluih ish run off, and vill net marry my Katarina.'’ “Well,” said the Justice, ‘'(ioUeib isn't tho only mau there Is -send for sumo ofchtn umu to umry.v her.” At this Katarina'* face brightenod up, and she eiiteu laloil. “Yah~dut goot -amid mil Him*/’ ]{an> was sent for, but couldn't come. \Vltn her mes aenger returned, Katarina, determined not to give it up, said, “.Send mil Joseph,” Shoscpb was sent for, but he couldn't bo‘found. Katarina'* heart foil at this news, and fbe Jus tioe was growing impatient. Just then Katarina looked out of the window and saw a short and thick young Herman going by. when she rushed to the door and haHomwl “Frit*’ PrHs !” Frltx shortly made Ids appearance at the door, when Kutarina’s mother said, “Frits, you lefsm.r Kata riuu ?” Frit* allowed be did more us saum kraut. “Then stand up here.” thundered the Juste : and before Frit* could realize his position, hr wu- man and wife, and Katarina's arms were round hie neck, and her lips pressed to his, she crying be tween the calisthenics, “mein husband mein Frit*.’’ Our duty os a oorreot historian, eorupels us to say that Frit* bugged back as well as he knew how. The Justice with head even,’stepped smilingly out, leaving the lovers to themselves, and w alked away meditatively, a holy calm steal ing all over his massive proportions, the con- Mioutmcs# of having done his duty gleaming in Ms eye, and honor, honesty and reel Hu do in hj.s footstep. Thk Army or I’ovkhti .—YpaivnUy tin* first business day of lira now year, the Depart meDt of the oul door poor in tho l*urk Rotunda, was bo eoifCfd by applicant* fur help. They crowded about the door, nearly Ailing the lurg* space bo tween Chamber* street tuul tho upon Dark, anti though they wore admitted and registered a* fast ** powtible, yot the throng diminished but little far into the day,and presented a long und die mul panorama of jmlo and pinehod t'ncv*, shock ing bad hats, ditto coats, Aided shawls, and tat tored hoods. A largo proportion of the importu nat* crowd were font aloe, and mauy of them had childrou in their arm*, with which affecting ar gummilf it was hoped to move the SuperitHend ent'e oorapHedmi - which however, needs no such appeal. The army o’ poverty ,of which the wv oral thousand who pressed upon the Superintend dent (Mr. Kalloek) yesterday are but u small h*- taobmeut, number* probably not less than M',ooo. Thea* receive assistance of some sort from the Almu House Department, tor which they apply personally, or wait In Ignorance of any source of relief, or iudulfle a pardonable pride which keeps front asking for it, until some kind neighbor has reported their case to the Superintendent, and di rected a timely aid to their door. The Superin tend cut merely rooeivss tho names and addresses of persons deserving assistance, and on the day af ter the application, gives them to the eMv visitors —numbering twenty,- who cell at tho j.i.uv* .o eifled. examine personally ts to t J,e necessity*. >f each ease *"d order the distribution of coal and money, or both as may he reqiltwwt.—- Journal v/ Com mem. Am Irishman's Lbttkm. The foHowiug u a true copy of a letter received in Boston, lroiu across tlie a star : WraftAm. Irhi-Amp. March 27, ’s(l, Mp />oor AVpArtc- l iisre uot heard anything of ye sou* that lasi time 1 wrote ye. 1 have mov ed from the place where 1 now live, or 1 should have writeu to you before. I did not know where a letter might fiuJ you first; hut I now take my pen in handto drop you a few lines, to inform you of thedeuthof your own living uuele, Kilpatrick He died very suddenly, after n long illness of six mouths. Poor man. he suffered a great deal. Jie lay a long tune in convulsions, pcrfeelly quiet and S|*eoblese. and all the time talking incoherently aud inquiring for w ater. I'm very much ut a loss to tell ye what his death was occasioned at; but the doctor thinks it was his last sickness, tor be was not wall ten JsjTiuricg bis ‘•soWmMit. nil •* J* know J.t M well u T 111 ull y, j kt TO twentjdre yn oM imi 1. u.iVisg months: and if be bad | HmdtUl IW, Urat.be would here bwrarik mouth, | dead, list. N. B.- Take not la, I inclose to ye a tin pound note, which your father sends to ye untraknowu to IOC Your mother often speaks of ye; she would like to send yr the brindlecow, and I would inclose her to ye but for the boras. I would beg of ye not to break the seal Os this loiter until two or three day* after y read it, for which time ye'll be betterprepared for the sorrow ful news. Patrick O’Jlrakku*. To Michael Money, No. —, Broad street, I nited StaUMof Ameriky, Btote of Massacbosetts, in Dostfl® The New Hrnotc < hasher- Description. We And the fcUvwiug description of the new Hon ate Chamber given by a correspondent of the New York iJamid : TMK JtISW IIAM- The general aspect of the new hall is light and graceful. In shape and dimensions it is similar to tbo new Hall of Representatives, but to the eye appears more finely proportioned. The style Had •haraetev of decoration are ueerly the same in both houses, except that in the Senate the tone of Color is touch more subdued. The area of the floor is 80 feet by 48 feet, and of the roof 1 12 by MU fact, the difference being occupied by a contin nous gallery around the lour sides us the apart ment, and capable of seating 1,200 persons. The inner roof or ootling, of iron, is flat, with deep piuiahr, twenty-one of which arc fitted with ground glass, having in the centre of each pane a colored um*<iallion representing the printing press, steam engine, cornucopia, and other symbols of progress and plenty. The light is supplied wholly through this window in the roof, and the effect is good- a flood of light falling on the reverend signors on the floor, while the galleries remain in half shad ow. Tin* gas apparatus is placed above the ceil ing, so that the light streaming through the panes may seem like a softened effect of sunlight. The ceiling is thirty five feet from the floor, but pre sents an appearance of greater attitude. If is encrusted with floral and other cinhoUishniont* in high relief, and all of iron. The floor of the • hainber is covered with 1,700 yards of ta|>Htry carpeting, having a large pattern of flowers on a purple ground. Its effect is not unplcaaing. Had time permitted a carpet would have been manu factured of color ami design to harmonise- a*, for insUUK'u, of red stars on a buff ground. The Vice President's desk is a modest table, of mahog any, os unlike as possible to the marble bar on which Ihe honorable Speaker pound*. The places of Senator* are arranged in three rows. The spectators’ galleries arc upholstered in drab dumask, rather too blue in tone for good effect. Ample accommodation w supplied, even to the extent of a ladies’ robing room. Access to the galleries is obtained through doors of maple, in laid with bronze. The gallery net apart for the pres* is fitted with dunks for about twenty parsons, and it is understood that no one will lie |rt>nutfted within it unless specially accredited by the Viee President. Thick ok a Law ran.—Mr. Charles Breton Ijeslie is a lawyer in Wall street, New York, aud sports a shingle with all its flourishes. Mr. Let lit* was employed by David Majoe to defend a suit | brought by Laura A. Curtis, who, a* her counsel, bud employed Abbott Brother*. The Time* *ay* : The retired young counsel, anxious to make a good case for his client, thought the best way to achieve this end was to poHHcK* himself of all the point* oil the opposite side. He eofled on Miss Curtis at her residence in Brooklyn, representing himself as one of the Abbott Brothers, and receiv ed u full ami confidential Hlatement of their side of the ease, telling Miss G. that he wished to pre pare mi affidavit for her to sign. Informing Miss C. that he would send for her when he had pre pared the affidavit, he politely touching l.is bat, waivod uu adieu, and retraced bis steps to his Wall street office, with the mammoth sign in front. Thu imposition was discovered yesterday, and Charles Breton Leslie, sq., was arrested and taken before Juutise Osborne, of the Lower Police Court. The Justice could make nothing but a “tniMdnmeaflor” of it, and requiring him to give bail ff.tflfl, which he did. Army Intelligence. Copt. E. A. c. Ord, of the third artillery, has returned home after u long and meritorious course of service in California and Oregon, and will be stationed at Old Point Comfort. Pr<iu Fort Walla-Walla we learn that the bar racks of B and M companies, 3d artillery, |Tii tod States army, had been consumed by tire. Kle von caries of ammunition went also destroyed, and it was thought that a part of the force at that place would nave to be sent elsewhare in coune quenoe of the loss. The following disposition has boen made of the sixth regiment of infantry, lately arrived at Beni cia. The headquarters are at the Presidio, Han Francisco, with the staff, consisting of Lieut. Col. Andrews, commanding ; Lieut. Corley, adjutant; anl Lieut. Huwtelle, quartermaster,jand the band. Hendrickson, and Lieutenant Smith, garrison the Presidio. Company B will proceed to Hmnlxddt bay to subuc the Indian disturbances in that uuar ter. The officers arc Captain Lovell and Lieu tenants Higgins and HardouNt-10. Seven compa nies are to he stotioued in southern California aud in the Mohave country. They arc as follow*: Company (J, Captain Kctchttm and Lieut. Moure; company A, Captain Flint and Lieut. Harrison; company C,.Captain Foote and Lieut. McUleary ; company D, Brevet Major Johnson and Lieutcn nn.s Carlin aud Dillon : company F. Lieut. A. J. Smith : company I. Lieutenant* Marshall and Bryant: company K. Captain Harnett and Lieut, MbLsiuois. These troops will he posted at Han Diego, San Bernardino, and along a portion of the route traversed bv the overland mail stages to Ht. I.outs. Kkv Wacmt. Dec. 21, 18iS. Lt. K. B. Hunt’s corps of Engineers, If. K. Army, arrived from Boston ou the tHh itist. He lias charge of Fort I'aylor, active operations upon which commenced the oth of Dec., and will bu continued during the healthy season. The ap propriation for the fiscal year ending June 30th, OfiaW. was $7A,000. The sum appropriated for Fort Jefferson, Tortngas, was $150,000. Both of these extensive works are far advanced. At Fort Taylor, 44 S Inch Oolumbiads are mounted, and a uuiulmr of howitzer guns, in cuscinatud batter ies. Fort Jefferson is toe larger work of the two. The first tier Is ready for the armament, which will be vest heavy. These two works mount over 700 guns. Many year* must elapse ero they arc available, as ihe sums allowed by Congress arc u. Inadequate for an early completion.— Journal of foMitW*. Pwor. Wit. A. Uakius. Virginia has for the last few years done tier part well in supplying her own colleges and those of her sister States with efficient ifirufeasor*. We ore proud to announce iiwoJtr nutuocc in which the lcuruing aud tal ents fn young Virginian have raised him to high I..entry and scientific position. Some twelve mouths ago, Mr. William A. Harris, a son pfVir giuin, and a distinguished graduate of sotue of our ovfn weientiflr institutions, was elected to the chair of .Natural Solonec* and French, at La ‘s range College, Georgia. The young Professor Immediately made his murk, and the President of the f/Mloge, Hvv. W. {4. Sassnett, I>. !., having lately been called to preside over another institu lion. Mr. Harris has been promoted to fill the vacancy. The new President is a younger brother of our distinguished friends. Dr. Clement H. Harris, of Culpeper, and of John T. Harris, K*q., of Rock ingham.— Nrnw Y* oak's Cuu.- Thw old custom of giv ing oud receiving calls on New Year's Day will go iuto full effect to morrow. 8011-wires aud front uoors have been nut in complete order during the present week, and the prov ision stores, contortion era, Ac., all make a tempting display of choice moats and viands suitable for Indies tables, which await customers’ order*. In the prices of these articles, there is nothing remarkable Malaga grapes arofictirce. and sell at #1 per pound ; prime pirklvd oysters, about $2 per huudrod ; figs and prunes, 55 cent* per pound ; Ilavaua oranges, 50 cents ja r doses ; p|*iuie layer raisins and soft at luoMds, 2fi cents per pouud : lady apples, $1 pur half pock; bams, tongues, Ac., are variable, ac cording to quality. Sharp wiuter weather and good sleighing promise to add to tha pleasure* of tk festival.—- Jur„ml •( thcoimerrr i>e. filsr. KarTiiwi'AKK in California.— A fsw minute* Itefore one o’clock on the morning of November 26th. the people of Sau Francisco were awakened by a severe shack of an earthquake. Scarcely had they otiened their eyes and congratulated themselves that it was over, when a still more se vere and longer continued trembling of the earth began. The latter shook lasted between 10 and 20 -icrniids, aud tall brick build tugs swayed to and fro ot a terrible rate. No serious damage wa* dour however. This earthquake was felt at vari oils place** over the State. At S took ton it wns probably as severs as in San Krauoiseo. In Sacramento the trembling was less sensibly fblt. At Sun JoM it was much more set ere, seri ously.cracking and injuring many of the houses. About me mid a half miles flow the latter place, tla ground in one place is reported to exhibit able amt fissures, fYom alienee sulphurous smoke ascended the morning after she earth qu*k<-. However, the fissures existed before the earthquake. At Petaluma, and various other places, the earthoiiukv was also sensibly felt Tho San Antonio ledger notices the arrival in that plait) of Oul. France with flfteca hundred slieep and uu thousand g.mts, which he has just purchased in Mexico, aud which he in lends ta king to llraxos, where he resides. The amount of taxes Annually collected in Cuba u s2a,ooo.outi, which is equal to about 6#4 lor every inhabitant BROWN WOOD INSTITUTE *ar T.Orng*. 0* THE Heauon for 1859, will he opened Jn|Un Monday lOlto January. ol Iwo run - our mouth*, U*i other of three |WILI.IAM JOHNM. >'"* u ' ur antrurtor in Politknl Keunonty .Moral it Men ndaic * . KDWAKD U DiI.KMUN, lnatrunor in Ancient Laiignagasand PhjiiicSl Hnenn. |> I* HI.ACKMIOM , Inatruetor m Msthemtiics-Pnre and Mixed RODNEY DENNIH, Inatranoi in Knglnh language and Literature. It M HEARD AND LADY. Bonrdin* Department December It, life -dfcwtf. CmiNSWORTH INSTITUTE NEAR JTALBOTTON, GA. TffE Exprvlads of this Institution wfi3 ,Me resumed January I7U, 1850 Hoard V 9 .10 per we'k Tuition *0". MdlLliM M 111 i ‘" <l I""’ sc|n*|a*lli’ yenr ♦!* to HW- J.T MeLALOHI.IN ) lIiVII.W HBAV. J II MWKAKINGF.N, Ansisiant W f H. NEWELL, Mieward Dei ein her 1#- w4t MARION HIGH SCHOOL. m ENA VISTA, ft A. This school will he re opened for reception of student* on the third Monday in January, 18511, under J. mHtr R, PARKER, principal, io--iaU<l by B. W. K KN'N KKLY. A. B. formerly of Tennessee. The subscriber takes {tleaNarM in announcing to the public, that there is no longer any nedessi ty of sending y<#uugmn to Cofl*gc*lo have their morals and iiiunnAi ‘ corrupted rdurntr them “I nr nenr home. We lira now prepared to givu a tbo run ■iU col lege course. Rates of Tuition per scholastic year of ten months; 18, 21, 30 and $36. Board ut from $8 to $lO per month. J. K. PARKER* Dec. fl. 1858. w2m LIBERTY HILL ACADEMY, Chattahoochee County, oa. THE Ltercwcri o< i).h< luslimtiou tviil cominenrc on llie lif-l Moiidat m l'i -l.ru ary Hoarding ran be obtnincd in i ni il-m rttli■- nt imi per inontb JkJF The locality ol flint M< liool m ran tar k a able for health, and the ucigSkorhood wilj roraparc with any in morality and tsiKMMSt. KATEH OFTHTION ; For WrholSstic year flirt, ¥‘2t uod #N Muair #45, including the use of the iiiHliuniuul. For Part iru lam add re** tiic uliMcntu*r ai Pfneville, (i a (dec IS— w lit j m M.tjßL'HMrt KOII 8 v I.K r piIE suhsrriltcr ha* ii liand a few MTILI.H for he I manttliutaring of PEACH IIHANDVor WHIM KEY, which lie will sell at very low price* Also Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware. of every variety and dcM-rlption, which can he hough t at the lowest rata* JOB WORK, Done at shaft notice and ou the most liberal U‘rui* J D Hlf ‘Krt, Agcats. Next door hdow Hun* Houri, ilioud Street. July 18. 1858 dvMf BBDEF.L & WEEMS Wbaltulaut mull GROCERY DEALERS, V(yILL veep constantly on hand a well aelee * ted Stock comprising all arttclesin their line, which are offered to their -nends and the public geuerally at the LOW ESI M A HALT I’M CEE. Give us a call. LOCK WKKMS. A.U, ULPKLJ-, Columbus, (ia. Dec 22 wtwtf. llItAITIKi:. | 11, SIKKk, respectfully returns Ins “ J J thanka to his Iricmistor past lavur* and tiega leave to remind them til the I'jtE&t ‘- fact that be is mil! at his old tiu*in<*se uud *tan<j, 36 Broad street, wimrelm will lie glad t. ,e hie old curiiomere. and as many now ooee a* i.re w llmg to give him a trial. Mattraasex iu any quantity lor sals cheap Ke pairing of every description f Furniture done at once, and iu tlw ueateot style. Portieulsr aitemion given to upholstenug C hurch Pews, Chairsfand Cushions of all kinds. Got. H, wd ts. NOTICE. A LADY experienced in Teaching, and com petent to iimtruet iu the UHUaI branches of an | English Education, with inhale <n Pian<> uud i WMIV ‘W.alB n.it’ .Wj.vi „, forming a school, by the union of r\ eral fafuilies. Addre** A. B. C., Drawer 176, Columbus, Go. Best of roforeneo given. December 22—42 A wtf. LOST, IN Albany, Donglu rly comity, or lietween that place 1 and Newtou, Uaker couaiy, a Promissory Note lor 942.(M). Hivpli(>n Thompson, mnkei. dated nnnie time 111 June. 1857, him! payable m A J IliUev oi ta-a rcr, six moatha after the date thereof I hereby fore warn all parsons ngnuuu trading l\>r said note. Jiiii Its wJt* AJ II 111 LEV I Timber Cutters’ Bank. B XCHANO K AT Ml OUT ON MKW von K, LONDON, I*A IllH, Pi unit fort-n tlicMslu II A 31 Ill'll(S, BKItLIN, „ AHBMBN.As Ae ror sale at this Mauk In suiih to salt purchasiors. J. 8. HI-fTON, I Huhisr. Bavannan. .pi a, Iham. w o n , FIFTY NEGROES WANTED. HAVING mode our u tangements for **‘l tfde, wo deMirolopuicha.su 50 or Sixty Likely negroes, JslZ ot good character, con*ist‘ag ol young men, woman, plough boys,and gir|*, for whom the Ingueet marketpneo will be paid. Bum ns ha ving nnerow for sale willfmd it to their iotcreet to give us Mil. We will receive and *ull Ne groes on Commission and no efforts will In, spared to make satisfactory sales, for those who may place their negroes in our charge. Liberal advances always made on negroes when desired Call at the Auetiou nod Negro mart of Harrison \ pitts wlwtt 50At 61 Broad Street. Law Malice. mUK Kirui.J HOlll) A ROBINSON Imvm* X Nvecu dissolved, tin* undersigned will eontiu ue the practice of the law in the counties of Ran dolph, Stewart, Flay, Knrly, Miller, Calhoun. Terrell, and Wait man. Office at Futfibert, tla. ARTHUR lloui) Jan. I, 1858. w.Ul2t. GEORGIA -Talbot County: WO months afterdate application will be made to I the Court of Ordinary ot Haul,count), ror leave to ■fjl Martha, a negro woman and her two children. Chariot, a hoy ahout three years old, anil an mhtnt. be lon|iitg to the estate ol James l. lather. deceased WkkV CHUNKY. EDW ARD W PoC. Risentnm of James |. rallrei, deceased Deceember *27, IH4r Administrator's Mole—Agreeably to mi.., der ot the honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chattahoochee rounty. w ill Iw sold before the Court House dour in the town of Cuneeta in said county on the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal hours of wale—tine Negro man Allen, about A) or 35 years of age. na the property o| (Samuel t Dodson, de ceased Hold tir the benefit of creditors Terms matte known nn the dsv of sale JOHN H DtMAN.! .. . W J 1)1 N( AN, 1 A'lwr p. November 8, IBJB w |Sg A DMIMHTRAToU'H hale.- Will be sold a. .1. Fort Haines, Do., on Ist Tuesday in Vpnl ne to (he highest bidder, fiur Negroes to wit Kitty awo man 40 years old; Maria a Woman SO yearn old, aud her children JoliuH year* old, and a child 1 years old. as the property of Win. Tonev. deceased. ROUT. (. KICKS, > . . W.TONKY, JAdm-rs January B,lßsß—wtds. (iKOKUU,,( Uy Count > i ‘pwo months after date application w ill be made to the 1 Coart of Ordinary for Clay countv. tbr leate to *|. tour ttegiws. kitty, a woman; Mnriah, a woman: and John a hoy, and Mary a child, belonging lo the es tate of Wm. TourV. deceWaed. of Ctav countv, tia It C RICKH, ) ’ , , W. TON |V, I A4tpis January 6, IN69—wßui I Voile* to Debtors and Creditors... \n il pereoqa indebted to the estate ol Stephen Meath cr* an* heiefiy leoested to lo make immediate pay ment, and all holding demand* agaii l Haul deceased aiv hereby notified to reniler them in to me, duly an thcntieated. within the tune piecnl>ed hv law, ioi nav •oent FHANt lM f M K \ I lIKKH. AdmV January U, la5U-4t)d. fp\VO months after date application will he made to I the Ordinary of Muscogee county for leave to sell two negroes. Ilenrr and Gilbert. belonging to the ea late of John K. Disharoon, late of said county ... T. J DAVIS. Adi.it. ., IA4S —wlui Wnh ths w iUannexed “W” A.3STTE3D, Rf\ roKDH WELL KKAtfONED PINK WOOD Appply at t Ilia other. oetJU dtf O-A-IFUDS, In Plain and Fancy Cclors of auy site, naatly pHatad at ths TIJIM #FFICh. B. r. H AtlTlM. J. 3. ts ARTUt. 3.3. BLADE MARTIN, mXkTIN 6c SIiADE, A-ttorneys at Law, COLUMBUS, OA. December 17, IWK —4#lf. it. st:\Ls, attorney at law, HAMILTON OA. Will praetico In tbecounltes of ifarris, gee, Talbot, Mariwetbor and Troup*. Particular attention, will be pain to collection*. December B—wAdly.f lloward A Weemw, ATTORNEYS AT X-.A W, CUAWrOHD, ALA ROOT. W. HOW ARD. WALTER R. WKEMa- I Crawford, Aia. June H. widtf. 1 t \V. S. .loliiihoii, ATTORNEY .AT I.A W. C 0 H 8 K T A, CtiaUHbuorhi-r ( onuty, (.a. 4iiven hi, entire attention to til* praniire in Chut tuhouchec aud adjoining eonnttea. April 28—wAtfly. tVilliam ’l'aylor, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 11 TIIIIKRT. *ANU(>mi t'O OA. Will practice in the * ounte* of Bundolpb, j (’all)OuB, Terrell, Early, (May, Baker, Dougherty j .Miller and Ktewnrt. Rkverto —Wellborn, Johnson A Sloan, Attor ncy* at Law, Cohimbtu, tia. All bufiniMM entrusted to his care will receive immediate at teat ion. Jnnea’M—wdtl. , Ttarion 11-lllnlie, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TALBOTTON, Talbot Cos, Qa Oetnlier 24. ISSB. wAiltf. Uof* A l,:i 11, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COCVMBVA OKOROIA. H J MOHRH WM. A I.AWH !£< -ttfli'-* nett door t the Post Office. Sept. 1, I*4B. dwtf. T. U I I attorney at law. HAMILTON, OA. Will uttend promptly to all huninos* entrusted to his care. Jan2B 1858— wly. K. A. Tui‘nl|>M-i-il, attorney at law, •U'TIU K K T. Kiimlolpli County,(in. liming removed from (-unset* (o’ Cuthbert, Itandolpb ewunty, will give prompt uUeiition u* ull busiriH* entrusted to bis core. April 27. I#'**. wtf Tliiiii:i*t W 4'obli, ATTORNEY A r r I.AW. PRKHTON. Webster Gounty, Ut. Will practice in tbe counties of (.'lay, Chat la hum-hut, Webster, Early, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. Particular attentton given to eoHeertng and remitting. Jan 26 1857—wtf. WU. D. ELAM. TnADTt'B OUVIT Oliver, attorney at law, BUENA VISTA. MARION COUNTY, IM. Will practice in the counties of Marion, Macon j Stewart. Taylor. Chttahr>o<‘hee, and any of the [ adjoining enmities, when their sen iCe* may l>e j i-oijuired. Also in the District Court of the lui ! tiul State* for the District of Georgia, I September 11, IBSS. wtf. WM. U. OMAMBCH*, U W M KoRRIXH- J.A ROliaiVS Chambers, Robbins & Robbins, A‘X* T.AW, EUPAOLA, ALABAMA Will prorticu in the counties of Barbour, Pike, llewy. Coffee Dale, aud Russel]. fcbl—wty, U. *. Malloi-d, Attornev n.t. T .nw Blakely tia., April 2, 1556. wt f i . Jjix. %. dentienin, ATxtmarßX at x.axc- And (Solicitor In fhanrery, ABBKVILLR, HBNRY COUNTY, ALA. July 10, 1858 wiy. TO®®. ier, ms, AUCTION & COMMISSION merchant cutubbrt, <;a. |\ll\ (j(Hll)M, Brotnin, ,‘ru.hi. c, ind ~l every dest riptmn received and void on —Tnissnm REI ERK T*: io!. Mk r , k M k '" H ° ; AllM4on * Atkins, H Drake; aNiiioo; Judge j D la>nnard. Bond 4t Kolummn ruth Iwut, Ueorgiii. IS? “Sf 1 ***** .ffSEfe'V. F, k.ee, D.D.S “'iixxr Denial Surgeon, f OPPICKCorner Brand oiul Kodul|>h Siroou, ambus Osorgia. December 17, 1856. wAdtf. jeflM J. FOGLE & SON, DENTISTS, fefc.Office on Randolph Street, near Krowl, COttJMBUS, a. Columbus, Dec. 9, 1857. dAwtf. W H HAVRE A H WIIITR m v iti . a tt it in:. Commission i\\crtbants, *KI> DSAI.HRK IN Pork. Bacon. Lard, Flour Butter, CHEESE, DRIED FRUIT, Ac. QOWalnutStroot eiimiiUMAVMMaiio,. Fsrtirulai otteation will tr giv en to the Purch&M> and lftki|Hneut of all descriptions of Western Product?, ami arttrles of Ctucfenafi M;uiulaelurv. November tl, I**sh. * dlmwfen WANTED, A N Ovcmeer (hr a fnt. of eighteen hands in South J\ Weatern Georgia He must b s.-Uvr, u.diutn..u and honest, and must furnish a reromiiiemtatmti of his rharai ter m all three respects A married man would ho preferred, but his family must bu small AppU in parson si this other N*\ I -v\ ti I. BARNARD A CO., COLUMBUS, GA. VVHUI.KSAIJS \M> HIITAII GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS Bl*A\ K “W bond and will rominne to receive a large mid well selected stock, emhraciag eve ry article hi their hue, which am offered to iheir friends and the public at inutket prices- Come nil u< 1857-Ulf viimira i Svs rim. OF ALL SIZES AUDIiOAUIIES, FOR SALE AT R(K:k Island Paper Mill Office, IN FRONT OK PALACK MILLS. TRMNN CASH lun.lAwtwtf F. LAN DON, IS STILL AT THK SIGN OF THE tm 111(1 f MAT where may bo found all kinds, sorts, sixes, de scriptions,qualities and quaniiiiwot HATH AND CAPS.and lira prettiest Children’e Hale &. Capa. C H E “P. Columbus. Ga.,Oct.*S. 1858. wAcdtf Land Warrants Wanted- THK subaenbervare paying the highest market price tor Land Warrants. Call and see us. ~ , . . M J. ENNIS Ik CO. Columbus, June 17- wtf. LUMPKIN HOUSE. LUMPKIN, STEWART CO. GA. MTHE Htttwribttr, h,io purcbwd lb above houM, is resolved lo make it one worthy the patronage of the travelling public. If good tare and attentive servant, should entitle a Hotel to custom, the unddraigned natters himelf, that those who try him once, will come again. Connected with the Hotel, are commo dious Stable** with trusty oflfllen. Oct 1. wtf. JOHN YARBROUGH. SEED OATS, a I.AIMJK ISL'PPLY constantly on band, from the A Middle mates, where ike Kuti did not prevail •nJßw’iiu fftNDV a ‘ • X B. & W. A. BOSS. Wholssiie and Retail DRY GOODS & GROCERY MERCHANTS. Bacoo, Georgia. Also. Agent* for Wheeler’s and Witoon’s Sewing Machioea. ftlll—wtf. TROY FACTORY, 4 uliimbii", La. W’ R, the undersigned, have thtaday purchased from James Hamilton, the Troy Factory uud entire, stock, and will costume the bun<*s under the name ao*l atvle of Troy Manufacturing Company and will manufacture and keep coo -*tantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, Chairs, lied lrails, Wardrobes, Tabs, Backets, Safes, Tables, Bnrsaus, aud other House Furnishing articles. AIJ order* addressed to the Trey Manufacturing Company, will receive prompt attention. JEFFERSON <Sr HAMILTON. Joseph JcrrEßson, Johh H. Hamilton Cplnntbuß, Ga , April 19, BKOWH’S HOTEL, OPPOSITE THK .'ASSENGER lEPf>T MACON, GEORGIA. K. E. BROWN, PROPRIETOR. B. DENSE, Superintendent. tMeat, ready en the arrival of every Tra o. Maeon.Ga., April 15,18116. wtf. PLANTEitS’ WARL-liOl SE. COLUMBUS,GA . Juni'|2l . 1858. THE uoderviged return their thanka lijffcsfcA'i * their friendriand the public generally the liberal patronage heretofore beatow ed, and hope by a strict attention to buoMHoe to merit further favors. They are happy to Mate that thev have secured the nervicea ol Mr. J. .M. WATT a* Hook keeper, and Mr. W.A BED ELL aa salesman,who wifi be happy to serve their friend* and the customer* ol the bouse. DILLAKD, POWELL A CO. Columbus, June 29, INSB, —wly. MORE NEW GOODS! ATKINSON ft TAYIOR/S tot it aernml now rttork of Fall and Winter Good* baa arrived and ia now in atore. and the lada* snj . imqipritr the handsomest amt tidiest M<lecliuiy IKiV m MtobMaa to the lrmd- <>> I ate ri-cegtU comfMWs su enure new stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Satinets Tweeds, Jeans, &e. &c. WHITE AM) RED KUNNKLS, 1) E I, A I N E *, CASHSIEHES AND PI.AIDS, SHAWLS, in uimoat t-very variety and color, all of the lateti *)ia|ia and inski*. A I.AROE LOT .OF VERY lla iid some I ’rints, varyiaa in pries- frsrtn and* 4 *> rente. W's- have now in Htore a very handsome Htork of SWlriri EMBROIDERED COLLARS, Klcnvis and (Tdiara m rein, of the rtneat French work. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES'- Our lan- reertrrta aieo Vompnac- n Rood a all Horiin* ui of Lada-bi, (irnUrmcm. Hoy*, and j i liililm ii’- MllttfiS. vs hirii are very ('heap W's- aiao have H ATS & C APS, &c Rc. fee DOMESTIC .GOODS, A T |MJA*N lF A t T U,Il E It‘B Pit IC ES. examine our Koodi* t for*- pur* toaainx. We brnf no in ft-ryor auotWa tela of old K'MHta; neuhi-r done hoy any good* ,u auction, but sateet from the best, ru-lmat and Mock* in the Northern market*, rejecting *ueh a* are iiii|H-rtert or out of style In regard to prif-tui.wp are determined not to he undersold by any house in the city, and indeed our aim i* to dc*er\e to be cailed the Clieapeat Carti Store in Cotiimhuii. W> have lately engaged the aervicea of two more *ale**Bui, by which we hope to remedy the only nbjt-c ----tioii te our tiouw, that of ta-ing uuabJe t* nerve all our patron* promptly. We rihall in a ii-w da\a receive a large lot of Germantown Zephyr Woollens, coneirtiug .f Cbiidr<sn’a Talmas, Basque *, Jackets, Sack*, Cloaks, Boots, Ac. Also- hunting Yarn in while, black nnd lam y cotesa. If you would he nutted in price, quality mid style, giro u* a rail. No Kci-Aiud pru < T> nun ( a*h ft- w* ATKINHON it TAYLOR. Columbus.tig., frov.au, |BSB. w tf HARRISON A FITTS, AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEGRO BROKERS, 8W and Ol Uroad Street,Columbus, Us. VV (Hill citMiiue the atM.v || n# Mt our idd , * stand, thank I ill for the patronage hereto* lore so liberally extended to us by our friends and the public, we hope by renewed exertions to tner.t Its coutlnnanee. NoetPrta will be spared to wive null re sailstartUm to those who may confide their busiucs* to our care. We will nive oar peoeuttl attention to the •ale ol KealksUte, Negroes,ffiesehaadlae and Pro duce. Having houses fitted up expressly tor the purpose .we are prepared to board, purchase atu sell Negroes on Cou.imlm‘.ob. liberal advance- wUlbemado a* heretofore on Negf(*v> an.! MvoihandtXe. A •iuiiuiKi raters aud Executors’ sales attended to on reasonable torn* i ar a *ock of L.iKct.v ne<;k(;oeh o i all classes will be keptconatantlr on hand. CHAH. s. HARRIBON, (iKnittiK I. PtTTd ('otMinbnx.Hept. V. IKW wiwl* 1000 ACHES OK Flint River Lands, for Sale. aL. THK undersigned being desirous..l wind up their business, offer for sale, on any to suit purchasers, a vats able setlle -■*— men tof One I'housand Acres of Laud, lying on the West side of fbe Flint River, ten note* uortbui Oglethorpe, aud tea miles’ south of Rey uolds. T W o huudrod aerosol this settlement Is num ber one pi tic land, the balance ictst acres* entirely swamp, rho swamp land la lest liable to be In nun dated by the River thao any lands ou said River in Maoou couoiy, and will doubtless make from j**L*g.- Htbuxhela of ooru per acre, and from IS(M t* VhUKHh* of cotton. There are 80 seres oi ptne land, and l&oi Hwamp cleared and in a state of cultiva tion. Water, health and society cannotbeexcelled In Houvh Westerr Georgia Apptyto . , .. (tM>K Sl MONTPORT, JulTll-wfctw.f, .1 A CARD. H\y.} St Withdrawn from the hrm of HUGHES DAN IEL &. CO.. 1 cheer tolly ! recommend them to all our funner pairoor, and the public generally. JOHN R EASTHAM. ‘T'HK Rutwcnhem will continue under (lie rame A name end style—a general STORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS AT THI FONTAIMfi & LOWELL FIRK-PROOF WAREHOUSES. Thttnkliil l.r the past liberal patronage of onr friends, we aolieii its continuance, and pledge out individual exertion* to please all wh<> nuv -ntrosr ihetr buewwwe to ut. We are prepared to grant usual faciJitieeto our customer^ ... .. HUGHES, DAN lEL Sl CO.. Wm. H. Huohrs, Wm. Danikl. WESUtY IX iioDttES. Aug 5, Bacon! Bacon I \l’K have nowonhand and wilt be conaUnt’.v n ..1 Maeoa—Hama. Hide . htch we will sell at theloweaaComa ml**ion Hnuae prices. MarYO wAtwtf E. BARNARD k. CO. XaA.'W BOOKS. PUBLIC LAWS OF CKORGIA. paswd by b the General Aesenibly at the Seseion held in November aud December iSiS, emhraeing ma ny very important Aete. For Mile nt the Book f J. W. PRASE A CLARK. CLitt liookw. A Splendid Auortment of Book, for Cbriitiuaa and Naw 1 ear’, prwenu. Juit reerired by d.,33—wdtf V. W. PE AUK A CLARK. NEGROES! NEGROES! WE are conrtantly receiving from Vir gioia and North Carolina a large and well *ei“cted stock of Men, Women, boys and Girls, including field Imad*. house servants, mechanic*, flic., bought by one ot JL the lirm expre*ely for this market. Our friends may rely on getting negroes of good charactei, coming up fully to our repreaeutations—a* we sell none on commimion. HATCHER At McGEHEE. July 26, IMS—wtf TTiag ffißltWi ©Eia®El EATING SALO ON. / \ WILL be opened by the ot October. Hoarders wdl be taken by the month, week or day. MraU at all hours day or night CCrT HIS BAR will always be Supplied with the Cbotoset Liquors and Cigao- I'liis House i* two doors below the P. O oct4—wtf. F. WILHELM, Proprietor. DJL W. W. WILSON, DEALER IN DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Books, Sta tionery and Fancy Article*. Talbot ton. Os., Sept. 24, w—ls SPHOTTns ( KLKIIKATEI) VERITABI.E oi.i) i i.isii, AND AMERICAN BITTERS, AN INESTIMABLE TONIC, DIURETIC, AND a \n-n in peptic. SCIENTIFICALLY prepared (roei tne original recipe of old Dr. Hnrott. and (eininentlv uoce fullaud highly , popular physician of fthropsblre, Emrlamt. Tht-e highly palaiah'e and agreeable bitter* betng composed of PURELY VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, Jiidlc.-ouaiy selecle*! and skHJtuliy compounded are coujfidcnlly rocommended to the public tr their Valuable Medicinal Properties. rl .For I*'**# rtf Appetite, Nervou# De nitty. Ennui, Dyspepsia, they are Indispensable. In luncilotuil derangesnents of the Liver and Kidneys, as well as Jtim*d'C. Rheutnaiism, (*out and l.ravtl, they nrea'*shi*i qua non” For Female Complaints tnla prepare!on is pecu liarly adapted. For children bsrra**o*l with the Colin, and tbe pains of DenliUeul 1 1 Aa a stimulus to Invalids, the enteehieU and sick these Miters are unsurpassable and free from Atcllrt hoi and, are a sure preventive of Chill* and Fever. MItUmoJIB A wire g’ass two or three timetaday. For ladies Iw * thirds; Uni Id re u in proportion. (For very weuk stomachs one third wuter. Prepared at at Fag’s Laboratory, Montgomery Ala To be had of Druggist's and country merchants* generally. dept.if wtf HULL. DUCK IK O. J a I‘i:m hi.k i < it co. HANDS WANTED AT THE Englo Factory, COLLMIIt H, OLoRetA I?IFTY HANDS ran findregulur -mptoyneiitat this JT Factory. U"/* Boys and Glrh ran earn from 7 in 2u dollar* per uiontii, arrording to age nnd skill Nov 8, itjsri who NOTICE Tt) COTTON PLANTKKS, IXTK, the undersigned, iovenlots of the Irou YY screw Frees, teko pleasure in calling at tennon to this Pn*w, lor which we have obtained Letter* Patient. From experience we are tuuurfied that this Press ia not only capable ol proving cot ton to the u-ual aixe, but with a small additional coat ol com|'e*gou at the Gin to a size suitable for shipment by sea going vessels. The cost now for compressing is from *0 to‘JO coots per bale, which indirectly cornea out of the planter. This Press is durable,as all of its bearing and straining parts are of Iron.simple and suitable tor negro manage moot. We are making arrangements to put up the Press at all suitable points for inspection. For further information, address us at Selma, Ala., or D. A Hohbie. Journal Office, Montgomery Ala-,or E.C. Corbett,Columbus,Ga. W. F. if C. J. PROVOST. August 8,’57-wtf. i'UKRT Hum, nm r r*HE UASKbT BURIAL CASE, repr‘nsent- X ed by the above eogravmg, is beautifully bn- Hhed in mutation of polielied Rosewood, and is the moat taetoful uud appropriate metallic Ciiaw now used, lt permits a view of the entire body after it ta enclosed, the top being compoeed of thick plate glass, protected by elaborately orna | menied caps, one of which may be seen in iu* i place in the eograving. All sizes from *27* to 75 j inches in length, constantly on hand NAME PLATES funnelled, neatly engraved. N. 8.-—JVa Char Mr /or l hay,me or /Jeitcery. DILLINGHAM &. DENSON. Sept. 15th, IR6B. ddiwtt RMJII 4.1 4\41 ! rpHE undersigned are daily expecting a large 1 supply ot this popular lertilizer, purcha*ed Irom the agent of the Peruvian government and warranted genuine Price four d<llre per one hundred pounds, or #7B per um ol 2000 pounds Tann* cash in all cmm. Octl4-wil (iUNBY 4 n> VALUABI.K KIVIT! IT.ANTATKLN FOR SALE. /ft. K Hubacribur now offers for vat.* bis valu able river Plantation, eight n. lies a hove Fort TP4 Ualatea,coutalninK 7-’* acres, ot which HIS .fsJLto are n,st rate River Hotloiuaml lb. balance ItiKb rinel.uud of good quality, ernbrac nn good and cnmlortable dwelling, with a well ol excellent water, anew Cotton Here* and Uiu Rous.-and all ne cessary outhouse* and fixtures <fthe bottomland •00 acre* are cleared, one third of which ts fresb. . ”” APPjy <> Samuel A. Grier or Ueml* kl Prescoo.al Fort Gaines. Jaunarv ‘hi. iftSjg, wit JAMI GRt RR PLANTATION AND MILLS FOR SALE. , HAVING delennm.sl lo remove Wm SJ*l ofler lor )e my PknUlwn and Mills in .4. 1 nanahooches ooaory. The hodv ol land, contains about I 300 acre., of which there <■ Porhon open and in culliealioo. T he mill. (Gnat and Saw) are in Hood repair al moet new attualed on the road l-adm* t r ,!m Co umbua 10 Buena \ tata, via Glanalu. uu it., Ouhili SSt T , ndvanlageotisly Cereona wishing to purchase thtamoet dearrable place are requeeted to call and elamme lor ritamaelvce a. •ured that a great bargain may he had. During mv alwence the premises will lie shown lo purcha se™ by G. r. Gordy, who may he found on ibe Great Inducements to LAND BUYEKS! the rnlto.lny aeau.ae hanraia, IS (hose who wi.n Ira, l.nd In Harbour ISIIK "((< (>, Alh, JMMn3lt ** ’ will tell my homt l place, situated miles rViuth of tue l-.wu o( Clayton, at fri per acre. Thla plaee oouUius One Thouaand Aeres. few are clean and, 250 freah. lies well, a*ut 1* „ne of the hamisoraest places In the country The grow ing crop. which purchasers are invited to examine, will .peak for the produetiveneea of the laud. I’he woodland is heavily Umbered withoak and hickory The Improvements sre of the beat character, embrac- Ine a two-story house, with eight rooms, well built ami in good repair. The health or the piece is ex cel ent, bsfMd el> doubt: and there i an a bun dance oftheftest water Kencea in excellent order, and ihe plantation Improvement aa# good a* exjuld he desired. * In immediate connection with this place, I will sell a body of 500 acres. :tnO acres open, first rate fences and the other improvements prelty good. Pno* go pe r acre. Hold separate or In connection with the home place as preferred. 3. Also 900 acres of lanu three miles distant from the other places, known as the mill tract. On this pleee there an* 300 acres land open, balance well Umbered. Health and wale- excellent and the land stmng and productive. Price six dollars per acre. 4. Also, several Desirable building Lot*, iu the town of Clayton nroeMra soon and buy bargains. . JOHN H. .VII.LER Clayton, Ala. Aug. 90, IHsß—wtf. VALUABLE Chattahoochee River Lauds. FOR SALE, AT A LOW PRICE. fTHE subscriber offers lor auie 3900 scree ot land lying and frooim* twomilee on the River to Henry county. Ala., 15 miles Fort Games Geo. (to which place ihe aouth Weeturn Rail Road ia now being extended) and 5 miles above Columbia, Alabama. The tract is susceptible of division into two very desi rable settlements—lies very level, iswell watered the location remarkably healthy, and the purcha ser could have the corn, fodder and stock at a low rate. Being determined to sell, those desiring a bargain, will not be able to find one more die pod to (Jive them one then I am. I .hall keep U>M adveri>,emeui .landing until 1 nil. Come end iTOkfovyoureelvM, °f tor particular, addreea me at Columbia. Term, easy to the purchaner. j.i T *o. 18W _^ u(,8Mc,fLUSTER Aefina Seeiatahenaliet o,v weekly nil fer.id t. s. SPEAR, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER Successor to S. it. Purple, cor. ltroutl &- Randolph st. COLUMBUS, GEOnGIA. JFISTII WATO2M2&SL BUNI3IK STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK., A beautiful variety of Patterns. I will make to order uuy design and style and plait you may rmpure. WATCHES, CLOCKS <3c JEWELRY Unpaired by competent ami eaperionceif Workmen, anj warranted. CANES! CANES! OoW, Silver, Ivory Loaded Heads—Hickory Crook, and Sword,. PEBBLE SPECTACLES, <iold anil S,et>i ‘ ralnes, of the best quality manufactured. Glasses set in old frame* to suit nil eyes. I invite the ivttention us all to ray fitoeft, and will show it with pleu?ure, whether you purchase erne! i'urjilf's old Stand, Corner llruadand Randolph Btretst*. Coiuuibup, Ua., Ooi. 30, 1868.—dwtf T. S. SPEAR lie WITT’S JEWELRY STORE, At the Old Stand, next Door to J. Ennis & Cos. 90 Broad St., ColumDus,Ga. ferCi*WHERE can Im* fonnd a superb assortment of Watches, Jewel- ry, Silver Ware, Fancy Hair Pins, I Lad Ornaments, (iuns, Rifles Pistols, best quality of Gold Pens, nd every depc-riptioM of goods rV KfcVfoi usually kej>t in a firs! class establishment, ft>r Ci:h or approved Y Credit. Every art‘c’*)S>ld will be* warrantedrepresented, and ffvKv v will not he allowed to e sold any other way. cMs-^Je Mr. J. 11. BR AM HALL, a practical Watch-maker, and Manufac turer offtoc Chronometer Duplex Lever and other Watches, is in charge to do the Watch Work. I will add that Mr. B’s reputation in New York as n first class Workman I is beyond question. He w ill be happy to wee all who have good Watches, nnd desire I them kept so by having them properly repaired, also those who have U-en unfortunate lin having had their watches injured by incouipoti-nt workmen, and desire them put in |a good condition as when fimt made, and at reasonable rates. Samples ol his new work will be shown at any time. Mr. GOLDBBBCK iu on hand at his post, ready to set diamond*, make new Jewelry, engrave neatly, all kind* of llair Braiding, in a neat and artistic style Thankful to my then da and the community at large for their liberal patronage hereto fore we hone to merit continuance of tlie same. 0:19 w&dsm A. H. DkWITT. J. H. D ANIEL St GOu Have now in Store and will tie constantly receiving during the Fall months, the most Fashionable and approved styles of READY MADE CLOTHING! entirely of their own manufacture, which they claim to surpass any brought to the Southern Market. -•*335623*- . jb A LARGE ANDCAKEFULLYSELECTED STOCK OF GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, Huts , Caps , l mbrellus , ‘ Trunks, Vnlises , Carpet Bags, Traveling Blankets, Shawls, &c., &c. They also keep constantly on hand an ass >rtmentof YOUTH’S CLOTHING, of th i j wn manufacture, ranging from 10 to 18 year*!*. CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES AND VESTINGS, of the latest styles and greatest variety, manufactured to order in styles to suit patrons A large Stock ol SUBSTANTIAL GOODS for laboring men. Sept 29, 1858—dwtf. J. tl. DANIEL & CO. lid Broad Street, Columbus, Georgia. CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Caro of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,WHOOPMG-COIGH, CBOCr, ASTHMA, A.VD coKfsrmpTiox. naiwriKLD. Mas* .‘JftthDer , 1855.—Da .1 C AVES 7 ‘ ° keaitote to My the Iwsi remmiv I have ever | round for Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the coarmoitont sympAowiw of q Cold, is your < I IK. KKV rt< TtlßAl. Its roiiMtaiit use in my prarpt e and my tanuiy fi>r the Inst ten years has shown it to possess i superior virtues fr the treatio. i,t of iltese • omplamts EHEN KNIGHT, M D A H NfORTLEY, Ewf of Utiro, N Y writes: “I | ■ av * “• ,M * Jor Pectoral myself and in my family ever wnre you invented it, and believe it the best medicine ror its put out With a bad cold I slmnid MmMWMjy twenty live dollars for a bottle than do [ w ithout a, (, r take any other remedy LffifJOP. WHOOPING COUGH, INFLUENZA, HpniauriKLD, Miss. Peh. 7. 1858 ] Brother Ayer: I will rheerfuity certify >..ur Pectoral j Is the In st remedy we possess for the cure of H AmaMUM j Ucutfh. Creep, and the cheat diseases of children Vt> es your frtiu rnity in Uie South appeciate your -ktlhaud j nimroend your medicine to our iieopie HIRAM CONKLIN. M 1> ’ ,*"*""*’ E!M ,I ; Monterey, la.. Writes :td January ; 1856, I had a tedious Influenso, which confined me j in tloiini sit weeks; took manv medicines without re • let; finally tned your Pectoral bv the advice ot ..u r I ‘lvrgy man I’he ijrxt dose relieved the sonmeas in nn UiriHti and lungs; lens than one half the bottle made ‘** r <*nipl*tely well Your medwirifM are the chenpe-t aa well as the boat we ran buy. and he esteem y.m t Or. and your mediritiex a* the poor man’s friend AHffiMA OR PHTHISIC, AND BRONCHITIS. Wkst MAKHSmi, P*. Feb. 4. IK^O. Sir. Yonr Cherry Pectoral is performing man ellotn cures in this sertion. It has relieved several fr*.ni alarming *> mptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man who has labored under an affection of the lungs for the last forty years. w HENRY I. PARKS. Merchant A A Ramsey. M D , Albion. Montm (War.tw.lowa writes. Sept n, 1855: “During mv practice of msny years. I have found notliing eijual to your Cherry Pec toral for giving ease and relief to consumptive patients •i curing such ax are curable ‘* AVe might add volumes of evidence, but the most convincing proof of the virtue* of this rern.'dv u found la ita efleets upon trial HOLD ;by Dr David Young, and DanfbrUi 4 Nagvl, in Coluui i bus. and by Druggists and dealer* in Medicines gen. r I altv every where acUffi-wdin, A GREAT BARGAI N! THE Subecriber., havin, now porohand Ihe enti re property of the Coweta Fall. Mann lacturtng Company, oder the same lor sale, ii u one ol the best sHvatioas lor .Milling aud Manu lacturing purposes in the whole country, and will be sold on long credits, and the most liberal terms. 11lies of Warrantee will be made. SEABORN JONES, PAUL J. SKMMES, JOHN L. MUSTIAN, fune 10. —wtwtf JAMES W. WARREN. GEORGIA—TaIbot county. RULE NISI. Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1858. VATHF.REAB, John 4>. Duncan, adrainlairator of Franklin Duocan, potiiion4 this Court Tor leu ! ters of Diamiosionfrom said administration: Belt orders.!,That all pers* ns concerned be and appear at the February term neat ensuing of tbi Court,tben and there to shew cause. If any they hav. why said letters should not be granted. A true or traettrom the minutes of this Court, July 94th 185 July96th—w6m MARION BETHI’NE.Ord Book Binding EMsas*®*- *•” ■ A WfIfNIHTRATiiR’S SALE.—WiII lie sold before | the Court House door in the town of Tnibnttnn Talbot county, tta. on the tina Tuesday in February : next, VMlfiin the legal hours of sale. ngn-euMy to mt | order of the Court of Ordinary of sard county, ull • *kv negroes bolonging to tfie esmte of Khfridge Adams, : late of said county (teeensSfd—via: Frank a man *2*- I years of age. rthack. a man Mfl years old; Emily $8 ,r* ; old, and her boy child 3 years old; Hu-on ‘M\ v’ear*. old 1 abd her three < hihlieo; R a child Hold thr the pur pass division JWiiN E BARKF.HDALU. | B - l,T—wtd- Adiu'i and( bom- iiu ChoUtiktmn. free Court of On!innr if Jhr. Term 1858 Present K. <i. Huiford. Ordinary. P PON Hie Petition oS Hyman Alhritleu. Ad|ilim*tra tor on the . state or<h. en 11. ntlv. and. i eased: It lx ordored riiat alltw-r-ons concern.-d. etiew rniiiw. if any tliey Imre, why said Adininiatraior should not be discharged from said adratiunuarioii by order <•! caul < nurt, on the find Monday in June, IBSU. A true tntbscrijit tVoui numitou of aaid Court. I De. ember 14. I*sß f firrlß—wfiwi g,(l BAIFORD. Ordinary * \ BMINIHTK ATtjR'H HA LI Act able to u\. of Court of Ordinary ofMtiscogee co., will be -old at tiie Market House in the city of Columbus, iu said county, on the first Tuesday iti February next, a negro man by the name of George hlmuil 25 years of age he longing to the estuU- oi John M. BiMseil, deceasedaJsn ranny ami her four children, and Henry about 15>. arc ot age, belonging to the estate of Rarnh E Russell de ceased Term- made known on the da\ ..fsaie JAMEH M. RCHHEIX. Ad ini _ “I Jbn M. and flaraii E Rurseil i December lb, 1856—vy-lOd <• 1.01K.1 A—CbtUlttlioochce < txiuy. r ‘hirt of Ordinary, October Term ISSB. Hilliard J. Wllfiaino, adinluistra vv lato-on boeauteoi John F Wlll.aim-.tlec’d. petitions this Court to. letter* of t-u isalon from •aid admtnixtratiou: 111- llisnif.ire ..rdvrv.l, 11.,i ,11 p t r.on. ennevrn lo t,u '’ K .. 111-, within too time preociibed hy Uw, wt.y raid eiter* should not be granted. A true transcript (rnm the inlnirtos oi said Conn this October 4it.. tBS-. Pet. 7, (f&H. w-sip. £. <; Rfi|i 4 ,rj,. Ord ■ * 180Hci TA—Chut lull<michoc County: \\’ BURRAH Ride rt C Patterson and Martha Brow v v mug apply to me for letter* ..I Aduuuiatrauon on the eat ill* .>! Perry Hrowiiing, decent. mI, late of sa.d ■ county: . Tb'w nr- ihere|>re to cite and admonish ull and sin , gvilar, the kindred :uid . redHot* of said deceased. i. ap pear at my office and file their objections, if any tlwi have, on or bsfnre the second Monday iu January next otherwise Letters will be granted to satd applicanD Given under my hand at ofttre. Dec ft. m,w Prolfi-wlßd E. (4 HA I FORD, Ontmar v. ffiMMiffi Talbot Ceuuty. \A whross Archibald Atkntson applies to me for letters of RUHiduniHliii* of the person and uroiwrtv ol £2!H£” *"•* HmlUth,. ~n ! l,anw of Hnry HnefiMfs. derensed These are therefore tn cite arid adinnuith all parsons leaunganiatereM m smd guardianship to Im> and aniieur ot •.*’ owhtrv 11,. i„„. p,ew„lw4low ih,,;, „„1| l lr "’ it on, the, lion), win „on] should unt be granted be^lMfi 11 ** 1 11 ,H> O,, ' C,aJ ‘bw K'th Decern L 1.1. w4od. MAR, ° N “KTHCNF.. ...dinon- GKOKGIA, CHATTAHOOCHEE CO. j lA7HKREAS Samuel D, Harp, Guardian, for f v the per n and nro|erty of John G. b\ McCook, ‘plies lor letters of dismission from i ti.e same All person-.*ncerned, are hereby roquired to W ar tmy ‘'thee, within the time proscribed by law, and sbui. cause, (ff any,) why said letters should not be grant, rs. Given under my hand at office, the 2d day of August, Jodo. J*!*., On,lnary. PRICES TO SPIT THE XIMES. THE! EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO, /~\L L ER their various styles of Good*-, compri sing OSNABL RGS, YARNS, PASIIION, „ (orstripes,) k , ,lff£J. PI !: AINS nbgro kerseys, ftSTHMN LINSEYS. “TRUCK FOR I ROWSERS,” COTTON ROPE, *c. 4c. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. IX.V invite the special ttlention or the Tr.de to their Stock which ia co.nplete in every respect. J. RHODES,fiROWNE, Agent Columbia, Dec 5, 1857, twltwtf. AND JEWELER,