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TELEGRAMS OF THE WEEK .-BETuBTKD TOR THE DAILY TIMES, LATER FROM EUROPE. of the EURjPA- Nkw Yon*. April 18. The Steamship Europft Ims armed with Liv erpool dated to April 2d. Liverpool Cotton Market. —Sale* of Iho week 62,000 hales, of which speculator* took 9,©Oft and exporters 10,000 Bhlh. The Liverpool Circulars conflict ns to the ex tent of the advance iu the price of tlio urliclu.— Some report an advance from J 15d to 1-M. Sales on Friday previous to the departure of the Steamer s,oiio bales. Fair Orleans, BS.<l Fair Mobile* Fair Upland* T ! d Middling Orleans -*d Middling Mobiles TH'd Middling Uplands 7‘*<l Stock at Liverpool 1>27.0t)0 bales. American st xtk at Liverpool 292,250 bales. Political news of littlo interest. BECOXD DISPATCH. Sales of the week 13,000 halos. II(jlder8 offer freely, but thow no disposition to j press sales. Market closed at an advance from 1-16x1 to j l-Bd. Bread|tulfs dull. Consols were quoted at 95 7 *. ARABIA. Important Political Nows. COTTOS DkCLISEU ! War Imminent Xr.w York, Aptil 20. The Steamship Arabia from Liverpool arrived at Halifhx, this forenoon, with Liverpool advices : to the *Jth int. Liverpool Cottah Market. All qualities-of cotton had slightly declined— I middling and lower grades declined most. Market closed firm. Consols were quoted at IM3* to 95. Political Brew* The political iutelltgenoe by this arrival is of great interest. The English Ministry have deci ded to dissolve the Parliament. Advices from the Continent present a warlike aud threatening aspect. The latest fhtelllgeoce from the Coutiueut rep resents a cgi.-ia to lie at hand. Large bodies of Austrian troops were on the march for Italy. There wus great activity in Military proba tion, in Fnum. The Paris Bourse was much depressed—having declined nearly one per cent for the two dayspre* ▼ioua to the Arabia's departure. Additional by the Arabia. Xkw York, April 21. Salon of cotton for the woek previous to the Jv partnre of the Arabia, were thirty-nine thousand (3k,000) bales; of which speculators took twcuty five hundred (2,500,, and exporters four thousaud (4,000) hales. Sales of on© day puevi* ous to the departuro of the steuun r, wore sgven thousand (7,000) bales. There was a decline of oue-sixteenth (1-10) during the week, on Mid dling Mobiles and Uplands. There was no change in the other grade* of the article. The Liverpool Circulars conflict as to the amount of (dock at Liverpool. The most reliable is, that there are on hand there, three hundred and seventy thous and (370,000) hales. From this number, three hundred and twenty-nine thousand (329,0991 are American Block. Sales of Saturday, the day before the Arabia's departure, were seven thousand (7,000) bales with a declining tendency. The buyers’ were demand ing a reduction. Apprehension# of war still increasing. DAILY COMMERCIAL 11 REI ORD. Cota uavs, April 2b. COTTON —The receipts on Saturday were lim ited to only 77 bales, and the sales lit) bates, at prices ranging from 11 to 12c. Market dull. Ai.baxy, April 21. COTTON—BeIow we give correct stock of cot ton on baud, with receipts, Ac., to date. We would way to our buyers that if they want any more of the staple now is the time, as the stock is rapidly decreasing and receipts light. Extreme quotation* 8 3 a 12c for Uplands. 1A a 22c for long cotton with good demand, particularly for the latter. Stock on hand 2d Sept 340 bales. Receipts to 7th April., 30.144 “ Receipts since 311 •* Making a total of.„ 30,908 “ Shipped to date..,. 20,973 Stock in Ware-House-* ... 1,025 “ Macob, April IS. COTTON—There were a few small lots of poor Cotton sold In Macon yesterday. The best grade* will not, at present, bring over 12 cents lu our Market. MARRIED. In Muscogee county, ou the 21st inst., by John F. Daniel, Esq., Mr. John J. H. Stock daljc and Miss Mary J. Cook, of IfaeeofN county. At th M. E. Church, in thi- city, on the 2l*t iost., by Rev. W. W. ltoi>i*on. Captain Byrd 31. Grai k. of Texas, to Miss Imuama Bakdkv, of this city. In this city, on the 2Jst nst., hy Rev. W . W. Rebison. Mr. Ui i.uhihir to Miss iMßia> E. Yorso, both of this city. HARRIS COUNTY GRAND JURY PREBENTM.-.NIS, I'ITE, the Qrand Jury chosen and sworn for YV the April Term of I.'U. of the county *4 Harris, recommend and present as follows, vis; I The Legislature at it* last Mission having given our body, in conjunction with the Ordinary, thf power of devising ami adopting a plan lot the educatiou of the poor childreu of our coupfy ; we, the Jury, therefore, adopt wud tie vis*’ the. toi- i low lug plan : Ist, Thai porUoa of the fund up proprwted by the Legislature for educational purposes, out of ths net earnings of the Weaterii , and Atlantic Railroad, coining to the county, he added to the Poor School Fund of this county. 2d. That it be obligatory on the Justices of the Peace in each District to make a true return of aU the p*or children in said districts, *t. I said Justices be allowed five cents for each child re- Vurned hy said Justices, and said Justices to he govsrued in making out their lists by the indi gent circumstance* of the parents of said children to give them an education, or the indigent cir cumstances of the children In case of no parent*. That the Ordinary enter the names of said chil dren iu a book, to ba kept hy Imu for that pur pose. That tbcseversl teachers in the ounty be required to return their accounts to the Ordi nary by the first of January next, naming each child between the ages of ti and IC, untitled to the beuefii of the Poor School Fund, ae allowed by the Justices of th© Peace afore-mid, that tin* attended their school this year, and the fiufhher of day* they were in school, which said account shall be sworn to before some officer authorized to adimoiatrr au oath. After the Ist day of Jan uary the Ordinary shall proceed t* distribute the Poor .School Fund of said county, which include# all school mourns rocoived by him. whether from the appropriations made by the Legislature of the net earning* of the Western and Atlantic Rail road, before alluded to, the Tax as*SSßid by the Inferior (Jourt upon the State Tax, recammended by us at this Term, or thy money received by him (Vom the Statu Treasurer, pay each teacher 7 cent* per day for aach child between th* ages of fi and Iff year*, allowed by the Justices aforesaid, if the fund* in bis bauds will authorize Mm to do ao—and pro rata iu the event of the said fund not being insufficient. That the Ordiuu: \ba author itod to jmy the teachers who taught the poor and indigent children in 1858, 7 ceuU per day, not returned by the Justice of the Peace, if tin. fund will nutboriae it, if not pro rata with children al lowed this year ; said teachers making oath in addition to the correctness of the account*, that tn same ia unpaid, and having attached thereto the certificate of one or both of the Justices of the Peace of the District iu which such child or children wer© entitled to the Ireiiclit <*f the Poor School Fond. The Ordinary be allowed 5 per rent for receiving and paying out takl Poor School Fund. Knowing tb© Important* of ©footling tbs ints ses, believing that the stability and tbo penna nenee of our free nnd bappv country depend in n groat measure upon the intelligence of flic people, observing that vice, and immorality, and crime vanish, before the |.award march of science and learning— •urne*tly invoke the aid and as sistance of every philanthropist and iover of Ids country in (he cause of education. Georgia has taken one step in the right direction in appropria ting the SIOO,OOO >f the not earnings of the Wes tern and Atlantic llailr>ul for educational pur poses. We recommend to our next Legislature to make an additional appropriation of at least SIOO,OOO for tho same purpose. We recommend to our Inferior Court to assess 15 per cent, ou the State tax for Poor School purposes. We also re commend 75 por oeut. for comity purposes. We have examined the Books of the Ordinary 1 mid County Treasurer, and of the Clerk of the | Superior and Inferior Court*, uud fiud them j neatly and correctiy kept. ! We have also examined the Jail, aud recoin- I mend that the steps and platform bo inndo new. and that the jail be painted, and tho inside white washed with lime. i In taking leave of hU Honor Judge WorriH, wc > tender him Mriiiawre thanks for the able, <iigni | fled and impartial ufhnnur in which he has dit- I charged the various duties that have devolved upon him. We also tender to tho .Solicitor Genornlprotein, our thanks for his polite aueotioii to our body. : We also recommend that our Presentments be I published in the Columbus Enquirer and Times. HENRY C. KIMBROUGH. Foremuii. Rich'd E. Benning, John B. Thomason, John M. Nelson, William B. Smith. John S. Goodman, James J. W. Biggors, J Btliaol G. Tucker, Allen T. Brooks, Jefferson A. McCurry, Powhatan L. Hopkins, James G. Davis, John W. Lanev. David R. Swell. Henry C. Lowe, William T. Smith, James M. McGehee, Josiah Al. Freeman, Jesse (’ox, Elijah Brakcfieh!. Isaiah Davidson. LcoxAttn I>. A. Mom.i v, Sec'y. A true extract from the mi antes of Harris Sui perior Court, April ltith, 1859. N. H. BARDEN, Clerk. April 35—rW 11 The Great English Remedy.! SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a preemption of Sir J. Clarke, J /• A Pln/iieiun extraordinary to the (fueen. TIIB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR JAMES CLARKES FEMALE PILLS StK JAMES CLARKE’S FEMALE P11.1.M SIR JAMES CLARKE S FE.wAI.K PILLS sold by all imrcmisTs SOLD BA ALL DRUGGISTS hOLII BY Aid. DRUGGISTS N. B. SI.OO and six postage stamp* enclosed to fuiv aulUortxed agent, will insure a bottle, containing 30 Fills by return mail. march#-—dwly Sold in Columbus, by Pembriton At. Carter, Acee Al verson and all respectable Druggist’* H'ket Hot lend/ r* fto*/. of Bark leer’* Holland Bitters J ti.l I.M i.a. Editor of the iShcboygaii A'teutr*.bade, in a lettei dated September bth., 1631, thus remarks.; “You will observe that T have published several cer titicare* 1 itely Tehee are not were ‘puff*.’ but hleralty true ; and should *■>* continue advertising with us. M>M may exfMHi to seenrrt large order* tH>m ever) iL'Uai.d settlement in the t oiled Stuie*.” Tin* ih on latrucl from one of the many loiters re ceived from the Holland settlement*. rinrely when Hollanders recomnu ml the Holland Bitters *o warmly. A mere an* may not hesitate in testing its virtues tor themselves April 13 d.vwlw The Question Settled’ —Those eminent men, Dr. Janus Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria, and Dr. Hughe* Bennett, say that consumption can bo cured. Dr. Wistar knew this when be din cowed his Balsam of Wild Cherry, and expe ricDco ltn pfoved tho correctness of his opin ion. jp&~ There’* n tile counterfeit of this Balsam, therefore he sure and hoy only that prepared hy 8. W. Fowlb & CtL, Boston, which it< • the YVIMT TRN signature of J. BUTTS on the outside wrap per. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Intrinsic yirtue alone rouid insure the sum s* which tlns artl.l has attained—for Rheuuiaiunii, Halt Rheiiml Bums, Bruise*. Stiff Joints, .or fluids, riprnin, Polo Evil, and dwellings upon Horses, it has no equal for man or beast. .No person will ho w itliout it who ha* once tested its value. “And with reference to ihegen eral estimation ofthe Mustang Liniment, I ian cheer fully say that no article ever performed so many cures in onr neighborhood os this. L. \V SMITH, Ridge field, f'onn “ ri. Leihli. Esq., Hyde Park, Vt. writes: “that the horse was considered worthless (his case tvs* spavin,l but since (lie use of the Mustang Liniment, 1 hare sold him tor tflftO Ymir Liniment is doing won ders up here.’* Hitch testimony is reaclung us every day. The half is not told Every Teamster and Family should huve tins in valuable article. Buwarc of iimtations. Hold in all parts of the habi table globe. BARNES A PARK. Proprietors, New York. March 31, 1859—wl in IlnnscN Cleared of Vermin. Lyon's Powder and his Pills, All the insert tribe will kill Judge Meigs, President of the American Institute, say*—“The discovery of this powder, hy Prof Lyon is of national importance The Farmer’s Club have tested it ihoioughly. Locosl*. grasshoppers, ants, bugs and all vermin can be destroyed, gardens preserved nnd houses made pure, his free frma poo-on to man kind, aster .saw Mr. Laon eat it.’’ There is DO question as to the great eftu ncy of tins article. A few applica tions destroy everyth! g like garden worms, bed bugs, fleas, ticks, roaches, etc. It i an Asiatic (riant discov ered b> Mr E Lyon Many worthless imitations are advertised The on ly genuine at signed K. Lyon. It may lie ordered through any merchant ’Tt Lyon's Powder kills insects in a trice. While Lyon’s Pills an* mixed forints and mice. •Sample Flask*. 93 cents; regular size*. 30 rents it fll B ARN EH it PARK. New York. Marth 30, IHsß—d&w Im LOO A TO TOUM i STK BUST. Sufferers from Scrofula ami Scrofulous affec tions, clean up ! Why wear your Pimple*. Blotch es, Uhmra, Sores? Why have the life twisted out of'youhy Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Gout?— Why sutler Syphilitic and Mercurial diseases to rot the hone* in your body, or the flesh off your boMe* ? Why let your sluggish blood drag, and scatter its distempers through your veins ? Ayer* Compound E.rtrnrt of Sarsaparilla cures these complaints, and cleanses them out of the system. Use it faithfully and you bring to society a hcalth- ; *T, cleanlier, and far more acceptable member. Demur rut, Balt., Md. WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE. Os all lb* i(-storati.ua for the hair that fcave been invented, Wood's pre-eininviitiy elaitna the first i>l wo It will eertsiiulT restore the n*turn l color of the bair, if lire direction* are followed lor a sufficient length of time. It ha* also produced astonishing eflect* in bringing out a growth f hair, where the head bad Keen previously bald.— Wo.ol does not pretend that it will do this in all cases, nnd we think his condor is a good recom uu'iidatioii of tire virtue* which his restorative really pottos#©*. If the roots of tho hair nro ‘lr stroyed no human power can make them grow agaHnr but where there is any vitality left in tin root, tbc restorative will soon renew the hair in all Ha pristine vigor. It baa dorm this repeatedly when all utbar remedied bad lolled. It is there fore worth while in ail oases to mik the experi ment. For clearing the head of dandruff, and thickening and strengthening the hair it has no rival.—[ ftMtm Patriot. Bold bv all Druggist* in this c.Dv, and by deal ers and druggist# general!v ibroug h'-nt the United BtaU-rt and Canada* ftpril W'i’Jw. ENTIRELY NEW! ENTIRELY NEW! WHAT IN Iff That Wonderful Purifying Agent llarhj’s l'ro|ih>larti(* Fluid! Thi* it a A ’nr Ditrnrtry. It it the muit of I Learned Uettareh. It it a triumph of OtienUfic Skill I IT is a Chemical Union of rnuf rials, provided by Nn- j tore heraclt. for rendering pure the air we breath*- j It* si-lion is in olwMfience to fixed laws. QUICK, SURF.. POWERFUL! It purifies dwellings, sinks, kitchens. It iamove* ofi oflenslve odors; It > ores burns with instant certainty) It i- tin- best preparation ever used for fresh wound*. J It destroy* all vegetable and animal poisons; It relieves hi it lew seconds the bites of inaects, bee*, etc. • It preserve* meat from *poiting It mukes ii ai> wxti.usokt. It relieves tlu* ireuti-lumi. It 1* the hest coHtueti It Hcaitort: boils vj hea forming: P soothe* boils when fimned.and heals them rapidly It is good for carbuncle*, ulcers, com* and tore*; ltd Mute* the teeth and puritie* tire breath; Tic- worst symptoms of Typhoid and Miorlet Fever are iniiiguted ty the nac of this Fluid; it ha# haen j known to check tire spread of Typhoid Fever in Fuin -1 liars and upon plantation*. L’ .i it ou phyi<-tan*are using it in f’haiiestnfl, Co -1 lutnbla. SavantiHh, Aug'HtA, Atianta. Macon. Odum ! bus, Montgomery, H-lma Mobil# and New Orleans j Tin- Hospital* of New OfltUN and Mobile are ! using i’ * Hospital*, corporation*, ship most) r*. mnnufacto rer*. planters, physicians, Aimisheri by the gallon at reduced raiea. Fr sale hv druggist* and country merchants gener ally. iron whom order# are respertfuliy *oh ite.d. fry at leaei on* bottle. Brie© 50 cent#, follow di reotions. lnrManufactureri only In the Laboratory of J. DAHHV . Auburn, Ala. For #al by ail th# Druggists of Colmbu*. N. B Persona wishing *uil*. ore*, water, Jtc. an al} ted cun have. done on reaaooable tonus by •cod ing to Fros. DARBY. awrit-wflin. JJJ ■■■■■■. ‘L — '■ — Bill*” ■■■U . f/e//eipflg’s Pills and Ointment. —Villainy hu hoen at wotk ! For counterfeits are in the market: The test of Imrity is known hy the water mark. “Hollow ay, New \ork nnd London,” iu semi-transparent letters on every leaf in the book of dirc'-tinns around each not or ln*X. Hold at the mnnninctorv, No. 80 Manic Lane. New York, and by all Drupgisr*. at 95c. kfle and DM per box or pot April 15 and v wln rt i > \v i;j7r/s PATENT BITUMINOUS COAL OIL GUEAHE, FOR AXCxES MILL-QEARINO, Ac. ‘PHIS t;ItF, VBl, for stag!*. Wagons, ('arts. Car l nages. Mill-Gearing Heavy Bearing'. Ac., is found to be the best in use It j* warranted to stand any temperature It combines the body and fluidity of Tallow. Beeswax and Tar, keeps the axle* alwa>* cool and doe* not run oil", and is unsurpassed in dura bility aud cheapness. s <*"l R JOHN W BROOKH, April 31, 1539 Driiugist Feesl, Vaccine Haller, It HT received by *l*l9 -11 JOIIN W BROOKH. Druggist BARLOW’S IN DICK) BLUR, FOR BLUEING CLOTHS. \FEW grains dropped in a tub of water being wf ficienl for a whole w ash Hold lo JOHN \V BROOK A. , April 31, IBM) Druggist. (<s\t.ti>* tun ic II H I’ received and for sale Im Npnl -I JOHN NV BROOKn SB i:Fill'sll FFFCHKK, I l ST nn-eived by • t April tl JOHN vn BROOKH (.ItAY POTtKII, iI’ST received by v JOHN W ItEOOKA. hokhi: r\Yii\6*. ‘IJROKF.saoU STUNK will teach a class in the a.t I of laming Horses, TO-DAY n! lOo'elock Apia, tical lesson will be given at Gummell’s Stable* at the above hour. April 3n dtt .foseph F. Pen, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COI.I’MBU.S, GEORGIA. TlTll.t. attend promptly to h!I husme>s entrusted to ’ ‘ I"** ‘"ire in tln< counties of Muscogee. Harris Talbot. Tavloi, Marion and f'huttahoochee Ofik< on Weal Side ol Broad atioet, over NN jnn K Park’s Hton sprflU wills m wm'nm JUST RECEIVED BY MIMJiV. HOULES & (0. Wearo in receipt of one of lh LARGEST and IIAN DSOMSTOCKS of DBY GOODS, liver offered to the oiiueus of COLUMBUS. It consist* of every variety heretofore kept by the obi tirm of MAN LKY A IfODGKS with many additiou', lunoiif; w hich will be found tlio MOST DESIRABLE STYLES OF SILKS, vi/. Black Silka, Hep Silks, Double Skirt Silk*, Bayadere Silks, **!* Silk*. Kobe n Lea Silks, Miiurnliig Silks, Tissues, Greund’s Ate. Ate. AX.HW. BAREGES—PIain. Bayadere, and Double Bkirt, ORGANDIES— -Rohe Alnieda, Kobo a Lcs, Robe Biarritz, Rohe Favoritn. JACONETS—PIain, Small Figured Kobe, and Flounced. BRILLI ANTES—French Cambric* and Lawn*. Our EM BROIDERIES atm WHITE GOODS cannot he surpassed, aud toill be sure to please the Ladies. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE GOODS is VERY COMPLETE—comprising Ihe host 8-4 and 10-4 Table Damask, Pillow. Shirting anti lioubowifu Linens; Linen uud Cot ton Sheetings, Toweling.*, Napkin*, Doylies. ID-4, 11-4, 12-4 A 13-4 Toilet and Marseilles, White and Colored Quill*. DHMT.KV.IIOSIKKY, CLOY ES I m lire I In* .V Para*ol*. Wu invite ALL to give our Stock an examina tion. It is large, and we are determined to sell. “Let those buy now who never bought (yf us) before. And those who always buy (of us) now buy the more.” .11A\LEY, HOBOES & 10. 0(1 BROAD STREET. March l:,.l dwtf. FANCY SILKS FA NCY SILKS JAMES M’PHILLIPS, Has received another lot of those Cheap Spring and Summer Silks, which he ha* sold out so rapidly. Those just received he can afford u> sell even still cheaper. 1,000 Yard* Fancy Hilks at 30c— worth 90e. 1,500 ’* “ flO “ #|.oo 500 Dress Pattern* from $7.00 to $12,50 worth from $12.00 to $20.00. Ladies are respectfully sol iu ted t„ cull mid exam ine these goods beforetnuking their purchases else where; as this is the best chance for buying new ami fashionable DRESS GOODS, for hull their value, that has been otk-ivd iu ('•duiubus this sea son. J. MePHILLIPH, 140 Broad St. FLAMERS’ HOTEL WK, the undersigned, having pur tlll§M chased th© entire internet of .Mr. if JMfllfll SMITH, in the above well JbnA&Zk 1 ‘town Establishment, beg leave to tender our nervines to the traveling public, ns well as to the community ut large, for a continuation of tho patronage which has been bestowed on the house under the former pro prietor. At the same tlmeplcdgin g ourselves to spare no pains to make th# Planter's Hotel em phatically the Planters’ House. If good fare, attentive servants, and strict at tention to business deserve anything at the Lauda of the public, then we claim a share of your patronage; for wc are determined that our table shall he supplied with everything that the market affords, and iu addition to which our tonus will be moderate. All we ask is to give us a call, feeling satisfied of our ability to please. brooks'* kandkfgrd, Columbus, Ga., April Ist 1859. NOTICE]. The nndandgned in severing his connection witii the Planters’ Hotel, would take this occasion to return his grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage which has been bestowed upon Lilli, and at the same time would reccin mend Messrs. BKGgK> A HANDKKORi) wh<> succeed him in the business, to his former patrons and the traveling public generally, feeling well assured that those who may favor them with a call, will he satisfactorily accommodated. JACK SMITH. Columbus, Ga. April I, 1859. wdlm Daily Hun and Corner Sitinr copv one month New Goods! New Goods ! ANOTHER LOT OF i\E\l SPRING IYD SI MMER FANCY DRESS GOODS, jrsx received nv Express at T’J IECI lEA !*• WHOLESALE & RETAIL EIUIE I OF mumiiFS 140 Broad Street, MASONIC BUILDING. COLUMBUS. These Good# have been iM KCIIAIKD AT A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PERCENT.ON THE PRICES PAID FOR SAME STYLES LAST MONTH. Amongst thiu will be found son* very desirable Goods, vis— Flr.unced French Silk Robe,, Brocaded ’• ’’ Barege Rob©#, I French Cam brie Rohes, Grenadine “ j French Jaconet do. Organdie, ** | French Brilliant do. Pine Apple Robes, and Chinese Fancy Cloth Robe, Also, a largo assortment of Orgundina, Grena dines, Bareges, Lawn*, Tissues, Ginghams, Ac. At a very Considerable Reduction. 3A.A. McHJILLIPS, 140 Broad Etwl. HULL, DUCK & CO. 4 RE now prepared to supply their ruatomcr* with everything they may mad for Family or Planta tion use. HULL, DUCK & CO., A ***■ ‘‘(rent* for tin* sale of the National Agricultural TV Implement*, and keen always on hand Plough*, Harrow*, Hakes, lines, \A hCtdlmrrow*. Corn Kludler*. Straw Cutter*, Corn Mills, Hand-plows, etc., etc HULL, DUCK & CO., n.VVU, just received a large lot of Land Plaster, and t alented Plaster fur U'ousts HULL, DUCK & CO., every tiling which a Planter can possibly HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE Bill and general assortment of Groceries ot every de*cri|*tn., flue l.iqums, Cigar*, To baeco. Bagging. Hope, HULL, DUCK & CO., H AVE a large and well assorted •nock of all kiud* ot Staple and Fancy Dry Good* HULL, DUCK & CO., II AVI’ nil kinds ot Hat*. Fashionable .Moleskin, II t a.kimere, Ate., and Cotliuiou \\ ooj uud Hltaw Hals lor plantations. HULL, DUCK & CO., KEEP all the Drugs and Medicines necessary ou n . plantation. HULL, DUCK & CO., H ave a general assortment ot Hardware, fitch ns llutcliels, llnmnieni. Iloes, Axes, Knives, Ac. HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE n good Stork of Saddles of ever* kind. Bridles, Whips, etc., etc. HULL, LUCK & CO., HAVE Boot* and Shoes of various kimh and quali ties Hu *et Brogan*. Gents* line Bom* and Shoes, Ladies’ Shoes of every description Colitinbu*, April la, I*sy i. BAamsia * go., COLUMBUS, QA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS * PROVISION DEALERS A IIA VE on hand and will continue to receive Ely* 11 hrge uud well aelected stock, embracing eve pilL ry article in tlieirline, which are ottered to their MZJLJ friends and the public al market prices- t ome and *ee m. 1857—dwtl HAVANA I,'lllAßS, 1(H) ()( U | DIRECT IMPORTATION, variou* IVm.v/t ‘'J brand*, foi sale by martta—wdtf E BARNARD fc GO. WEBT INDIA MOLASSES, | BAHRELH chosen lor sale l\ iJ'J marctiJy wdtl E. BARNARD & CO MESS POKE. 1(H) BBUrt for stile by IWW let. IN—dwtf E. BARNARD, 4c'CO. GO I, DEN SYRUI’. 10 GALLON KEGS, Choice •wl r lilt sale by E BARN AUD k (O. I Feh, 1, dwtf TO THOSE INDEBTED. \l’ K hereby give BJrice that all cliiiiiim -tlue us. and Y* not paid or satisfai tority armnged, prior to next re urn da*, ol the res|M‘ctiv< couulies in which the par tie* reside, will he sued. None will he nhublcd mar*)-dwtf E. BARNARD it GO. IMuiiMiik l*ota(uN. 1(H) BARRELS PINK EYES, for sale by 11/U trbltldii E BARN ARD 4t GO. Nuitar and Molipim n I / | HMDS tin gar, all grades, IU 130 Hhls and % bbls choice Molasses foi sale by fehlOdtf E BARNARD A C<>. Fu ii4-’i Flour. V HULK Extra Choice Saint Louts, for sale hy A*\l leb’JOdtf E BARNARD A CO. ,*( Itucon. lit IIIIOS Hide*, llama aud Shoulder*, choice ‘“l* / meal, for sale by E. BARN AKO A GO February 10, IN3U dtf llloun Naif. Ni \ SACKS for sate by *J\ l feblOdtf K. IIAIIN ABO ADO. On CniiNlKiimenl. >l |j | t'GILH Hand Hpun Hone, a good article for •>< M I Male in lot* h> l! IIAKA \IIH * t.’G. fVdumhii*. Feh 111. I HAD-'—dwtf. IRISH LINEN'S ANI> HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS! JAMES McPIIILUFS, I IO lli-uad'Nti-cet. Would direct the attention of Ladies, Hmuekeop ers, and those duairou* of | ure has mg GENUINE LINENS, to hi* huge and varied stock of those Goods, im ported from the BEST IRISH MANUFACTO RIES, and which bo will null here at price* .i i’i;n < i;\t lower than is usually charged for inferior good*. He would also call the attention of Country Merchant* and dealer* to thi* Department of hi* Stock, arid can assure them that Irewill Job them those goods at New York prices. ono price only. EVKUVTUINU MANXEI. AT Tilt I.OWCUT I Jame* McPhillips. 140 Broad Btreet->--Maaonicßuilding COLUMBUB, GEORGIA. fnlumhus. Ga.. April 14, 1869. dfcwtl SPRING CLOTHING FOR 1869. I. A. BROKAW & CO HAVE just received uIIANDHGML LOT of SPRING CLOTHING, <!• insisting of Finn Black and Fancy *. I,Moth amt t'assimere, Back and Frock Coat*. Mixed Hdk and Linen Hulls, \I2 J L manufactured expressly for our Mprnig —t-*. Trde. Also, a tine lot of CLOTHS A CASSIMERES, FOR COATS AND PANT#. VESTINGS, Os great variety, which we w ill niaktt to order in the most faalimtiable styles We shall be receiving hy the weekly summer* from New Vork, our stock of Spring & Summer Clothing, which we invite our friend* and the public generally o tall and examine, as we are determin’ and not to he outdone mtlrer m style o©rice by any llaus# in ths city. W will invariably deduct 10per cent for Cash. I A BROKAW lx CO. Columbus, >farcli 4, 1169-dwtf GREAT BARGAINS! AT HT NTi nrs BAZAAR OF FASHION ! TIIE subscriber, from continued had health, being unable to give In* business In* personal Ktipet vis ion, ha* disposed of Ins lease in his old Store, Hint has removed the stock to his NEW AND ELEGANT BAZAAE, No*T3 Want BUl*> ol’ llrowd 81. directly opposite lo his old slum! These two stork* ol new and seasonable Dry Gouda, v\ hun combined, form now hy tartha largest stock in The slock consists in purl ot LADIES’ DRESS RQQBS, PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, BAYADERE and CHECK SlLkSj INDIA and MU LARD Mll.Krtj BLACK SIt.KS. nil the various makes; ‘-c| GREN ADINE ROBES, I.lack and colored* BAREGE ROBES, ORGANDIE HOBKS; JACKo.N ET ROMES, flout 81 30 to HIM GINGHAM and CALICO ROUES; J.IHH) Yards RAY A MERE 11\1.7. AHI \ EH; vnrds PRINTED LAWNS, at 10c. 4,.>00 yard* PRINTED JAt KONEVS, small pal tenia, I’JVaf. |s'i yard. ENGLISH and AMERICAN CALICOES, at 10, II and 13!;._.• pryim|- Cast Colon*} *FRKN('lit’ \I.IC<'Es, a large assortment; SCOTCH and AMERICAN GINGII MIS EMBBOXDERIES, IN GREAT VARIETY. Hosiery, Gloves k Handkerchiefs, l-ADIKS’ HOOP SK lUT.S, UOKHfcTS, Ac., ALL MAKES AND l’Rlt LS. MY BAOCKOP lIOUSEREEnKG GOODS Is very large, and selling nt prices which will defy coutpetinn. MV IMPORT A PIC NS OF Irish Linens and Scotch Fabrics -A.il:B INTO HUMBXTGI Call and examine my stock of them, before purcha sing elsewhere, us >on can save 9.i pr’r tent,, w'nclt is generally paid to Importer* ami Jobheni in the norili erit.market, by retail merchants For nn iiilWrioragu clc, purchusers of my Linens will receive u pure arlt- LACE MANTILLAS., A MA< J N IFI C K N T A SSORI’ M KNl’. Sliawls, Oliawls, Circular Shawls, in Rarege, Crape d’Paris. Cueli mere, Merino. Ate. I'ARASOI.S, IN (iRKAT VAUIF.TV. H ATS. DAPS, BOOTS & SHOES. Not being able to attend to the business myself, and Wishing to reduce in\ stock to the lowest possible point, I now ofiei my slock at merely a nominal proi It; and being w ell supplied w ith a stuff us genllenmuly and competent salesmen, Lndies may rely on bmng well waited upon; nudes a further mduecitieni, all htils purcliuaed over nil) dollars will lie discounted five percent, for cash Lathes, call nnd sue this new ami iM-uuiilul esiabltsliment. As there i* none like it m the city, n will repay you for a walk through it. Y'ou cannot mistake the place, us the name and nnmher are conspicuously painted on the front of the house, A 111 NTER. April 7wdtf No. 73 (West Hide) Broad Mt. { SUMMER DRY GOODS. JEST received from New Y ork uud Europe, by D1 ItECT IMPOKTATION at J. Sc GO’S til. IXM) Iti'orol St. Owing ti) the long stamlutg and well known repu tation of our House. We deem it unnecessary in (loud the town and country with flaming hand bills and long unmeaning advertisements. This season, howevei, we would III’ doing injustice to our friends, customers aud others, hy neglecting to inform thenuhat ’ ourt STOCK (NOW ( OMPT.BTK IN IWlilU DEPAKTMKNT) Is the Largest aud Best Selected wi-: kvi:u iiau, on was Ever Received in Columbus, IT KMBRACKrt M.I.THH NEW E ST STYLES OF ia>* idtiiDs, In every fabric known, including the PINE .APPLE (IHKNADINES. PLAIN ANI) DOUBLE HKtRTH, amt the BERAGE ANGLAIS: FABRICS ENTIRELY NEW. Alan, a fliU assortment of every article in the DRY GOODS-LIKE, A large portion of which are IMPO UT ED BY t) l! UaEl. VE S Oiroct Fruiti Uuropo! lloirt saving to those who tuiy of us the tinpoleirt and JoblM is Profit* in New York. Cnlumbmi, Ga iti |Hf>b. dw ts, ieoKsi>: iioksi:* : MY’ Mteotid lot of horses, 2<> in rum Bur, trill Bo in ('oluiiihus on the l.fth \ iiiwtitnl. I have, live pairs, well watch ed, two first rate saddle horses, and the Balance well broke lo single hnrneat. April 12th, 1859—dw2w L. lIOWK. AMERICAN WATCHES! ms IN GOLD AND HILVEK CASES, Al PtnuJe'rt old Htanil, Jone’a New iliiilding, Ih-J BtGdiiinbus. Georgia MeuJa 0ct.30- dwtf T IS HPKAIt To Planters & Farmers. JOHN LEE, Agricultural and Garden Seed Store, Opposite Redd, Freer it Go. Ilnmil hired, COLUMBUS. AGRICULTURAL AND GARDEN IMPLF.MENTM, r I )|IB Im-sI collect ion of Hakes, Iloes. ripades, iSliov- I Forks, hy tinges. Pruning rili. ;us Plows, ( ul tivnlnrs. Out and #hlick (utter*, ('"in Hliellore. A ever ottered lor sale In :tus i ily. all oi which I am deter iiiineilio „<-|| 545 per cent In.low like usual prices.* Fresh Warranted Garden Seeds, ■“. My arrangements being now complete. | am prepnr ed iu sell all the heal varieties of the puresi Gulden Heeds ut 5 cent* pci paper 12 pa pci* lor 50 cents. Pure Peruvian Guano. I.nnd Plaster. Hone Dust, Elide Island, Columbian, apd Mexican Guano, at New York price*, freight merely added. HOYT’S Celebrated Super-Phosphate of Lime. lam aoleiig t for the sale ot tins fertilizer tor tin* city mid neighborhood. It has been applied with Hie in.Mt marked auerc** lo Cotton. Corn. Potatoes, and finrden Crops hi several part* of this H title Call and gel Pamphlets, with analysis and certificates of its true qualities. Honeyblade Hungarian Grass Seed. Now i the litoe to plant this new and highly extoll ed Grass; a large lot to arrive in a day or ho Flower Jars, Flower Heed, Flowering Plan!*, all ot .10 per t ent less Ilian such things rouMl be hough! heretofore. mufeltSl—dwtf. NSW STORK GARDKN SEEDS, FRUIT & FLOWER TREES,FEKTH.I/.KRB, AtililCUU TURALIMPLEMENTS, dicic. JOHN LEE, Agricultural and Garden Feed Store, at Barnard’s OLD STAND,, opposite Rudd, Freer A Go.. Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GA, 111 now receiving a complete assortment of article* I counseled with Agriculture in this section. Mr. Lee having a practical knowledge of the detail* of *e. Icrtingand planting Heed*, from several year* expe rience in cultivating Darden*. Orchards and Nurseries, in tin* neighborhood;hope* hy bunging it to hear in the service of Ins customer* to merit their support. He has received and lias now in store. Fruit Trees, gApples, Pears, Pea lie*.Plum and Uulnts Tree*, Su Q Urnpv Vine*, ill nek Prince, Holden (hassallas, Diana, Catawba, ate. Garden Meed*, Garden Pa©*, Bean*. Cabbage, Turnip, Corn. Onion Hats, HaUdwb, Lettuce. fc< .and every variety suitable Ibl’ the season. Flower Heed*, A choice *e led io ii especially aele< led for this rliniate to which, and hi* Plants and Flowers, he invites the attention of the Ladies Flowering Plant# and Mlirnba, Joponica*, with Bloom buds, Chinese Azalias, Geran ium*, Hones. Hpireus, DnliliSs. Japan Liiiea, Hyacinths, Tulip*, flladinlu*, fcc. KverbeariiiK .Hsupberrln. Agricultural Implements. Wifi he shortly received Grain Cradles, Corn Hhellsr*, Plows, Gat amt Mlinek (utters, and a complete u**ortnient of Horticultural Implement*. Manure* and Fertilizer*. Ha is daily expecting© large lot of Pure GIIANO,Bon© Dual, Plaster, and will taka order* for filtur# delivery. Potatoes {for Heed. A FINK VARIETY O.N If A N D Having concluded arrangement* with the leading Nurseries in this Hlate and ut th* North, to supply their must desirable Tree* and Plant#, for which order* wit be taken at any time and for any quantity. Ctfiumbut. ju. a. <i tr NEW GOODS AT THK New York ItrnniTi Ktore, Butler, Taylor Cos., Ga. Til K nmiursitfited is now rmreiving a very ex teusive stock of Spring umJ Summer (lomls. eou sisihtir of DKY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOuTS and SIIoK.S, Ac., A„ whih he will Mill at wholfsalo and retail al prices to glvegenwnl sat i.-. fact km. L. JOSLPit, Proprietor. Crone A Lovy, Agents. Htitlcr. March, 2S. w&l. 1 85‘). ! spring AT G.W. ATKINSON & CO'S Broad Street, Columbus. Ga. IT gives us much pleasure to return otir thanks nnd gratitude to onr friends and patrons, who have so liberally bestowed tlieir patronage upon us the past season, amt now have tin- renewed pleasure m placing before them oui Circular dew rtbing our NEW SPRING. STOCK., Our new Nprmg Slock is very large uml comprise* the richest ami luiKisomest collettlon ot Fumy Good* everollered in Coluiubu*. Below we call ycur iui’ ntion lo a few of our leading “•vies and fabrics, for ripring nnd riniioner \Y uui V\ e now have in atom. Berntie Holies. Double Jtipe Paris Tissue. Hvrage Robes. Double Jupe riitim, UeragO Robes, a Les, lie rage Robe*. Eugenic llerace Robes. Double Jnpe, Re rage Rohes, l'ansiennc, At price* from $5.50 to *33.00. Organdie Robes, n Les, Digmidie jKolws, Hiyadftff, Organdie Robes, lmpertuie, Orgnmhe Holies, 3 Jupes, Organdie Robes, Plain, Oigiimiie Robes, Favoritu, Oi'gHmim Robert, Leonora, Organdie Robes, Alnhamieite, At Prices from .*.l M to slhoo per Rohe. 0111 SILK DEPARTIIEYT Gompriaert a complete Stock, Double Jupe Htlk Robe* oi Latest Htyle. to slhll per Robe; Rla. k (irode Rliiitus, tiest quality; Lyon's Patent Black HiUts* Plain Black I‘ouit de Hole; Ultuk A rum res; tllick mid t’oi'd Guide Epsom, t'hene llnya xtcrej Bayadere Plum r>ilk Robes} a very large lololTow price Hilk Robes uud Dress es; irom #t to pm Pattern* Plain I ronch Jaconets, best quality; Pinned French Jaconets; Printed Jaconets, ('hint/. Colors; Plain From li Pet rules; French Printed Percales, PUmi t rape Morel/, all Col ors; Plain Bernges, all col ors; Plain, White and film k Bareges for Shawls, Pa ris Printed Bernges, Plain Grena dines, Plain Crape Dopants, Elegant Grett adine 3 Jupe Rohes, Elegant Printed Muslin de Sole, UccMnntillai, REAL LAUEk, Ac. Ac. Real i'hiintilly Lace Mantillas, Rent French Luce Mantillas. Rent Pusher Liu c Mantillas; Piccokiiiiiiii Pastier Line Mautiltas. Lace Point Mailt litas; (tii-uudiae Bordered llerage j Hlniwls. Ribbon Bordered Itoiugc Shawls; \Y lute , ! llerage Hliuw l; Bl’k Borage Shawls; Silk Isuu SlptwU, j Our Mantilla and ribawl Department “comprise* mu- | nv novelties, among wliwhan 1 some of Paris's richest ‘ productions YY e have the most lomplete stock ol La j I cos o\er uttered in retail in Georgin. ‘compnsing YY line jt'up Net**. Fiencli Run Mechlins. Black Bi!k Nets, Utieeii ‘A Blond. YY wve Linen Thread Edgings. Fine ’ Imitation Threud Luces, Black Guipure Lin es, Endu'd ! Maliio s, Englirii i bread Edgings, lU*nl lloniton Y'. t iencta*, Ac KIaB.IOIOEIUL'S be ILiniton Collar*and rileevxw, Book and Jaconet Setts, Point App'upu: liiuxelle* Collars, Breaktiist Collars, I Rest Y uiem .ties Collars; Mourning riells, ( 'ollar* and ! Sleeves; Point Gil/.e ( oliars nnd sleeve*: Real trench l.mluonieri. Maltise and finipure Collars; Extra litre i Muslin Hcits; Rcai ripauisli l.tn e Collars; Freni-it Lin en Lawn Sens; Embroidered H'dk’ts; Infant Cash I mere Cloaks; CioaAs. Frm ka, Basques, Ituls, and In- I lams’ Real Lace Caps. Children's Dresses o. Brilliant),- Pique, Royul Cord and Lawn. Jackonet and Swiss i Ldgings; Jaconet uml Swiss Flouncing*; Cambric, ! Hook, ami Mull PlouuciiigH. A targe slock of Low ! Priced embracing everything in tlteeui j liioideiy lino. j White Goods, Muslins, &c, .lackoftets, <'ambries. Tape Clucks. Swiss Checks, Tape Siripes, Swiss Stripes, Bishop Law ns, Nainsooks { Nainsooks, checked and stuped; Brilliant*, Hair ; | Curd. Dimity, Benin Skirting, Crinoline Lining. India 1 I Book, Iniliii Mult, Swiss Spot*, 4cc. YY e have a large stock ot these goodii, mid shall offer them at very low HOSil'.ltY, tiIiOVKN, Ac. j Ladies’ Puns Silk Mils. Ladies” and Gouts’ Kid Cloves. I best quulity; l.udier,’ aud Gents’ < ‘otton. Silk and Lin en Hose; Aliaao*’ and Childrens’ Striped Hose | JJoiuiets, JrtibboiifS,d*sc. Our stock ot Rthboiis, Flowers, Blonds, Honntta, Plata. I Children'* llai*. Ac., is very Miiuplete, and we think by , the aid of nil aceoui| iislied Milliner, who has charge of ’ tin* department, llnn we w ill be able to suit the moat | fastidious all VVe shall he able to offer these good* ul iowegprices than ever helore, and rcspei ttul- J iy invite the ladies to give us a call, before they have | made their purchase* Medium Priced Dress Goods. Pine Jaconet* and* Law us ut 13'jC. per yard; Jaconet Robes, two Y oJaniH, from *3 to ;>; Berugc Rohe.- a l.es, from **4 io s’; Pine Frem li Jaconets, ut 33c tier j yard; Plum uud P'lgured llerage* at H-’h ;ht yaid; Past ; i olored Aiiiern.au Prints, at ! AmericanGiiiglianirt ut igbji . LINEN DEPARTIViENT. I Oui Linen Department comprises u full stock xis every thing iu Linen-. A < YYT make no pretensions us to direi i mi portal mil ol Linen Goods, but beneve that we get our Hioek of Linens under more favorable circttin • soinnti than v\ e • oiild to directly impoii them our- I sx*ive*,and therefore do not liesitute to say, thut we i will sell Linen* as cheap, or cheaper, than any tloiiso in Geoigiu. Goods for Gentlemena’ Wear. YVhite llamesi", Drill. Brow n Linen Drills,Coitotiades J.iueu Dui ks, Spring Gassiuieres, Itlm k Doeskins, : 1 lent hand Englisli Drap de Eli*. Italian Cloths, While and Colored Marseille*. Ilia k Prune 11 Cloths, A> YY > | mso huve a lull line ul Linen Goods lor Boys’ YYeur. 300 XS Sc SHOES. (lm Boot and Hlme Department is vert complete,and coiupri'-i ’ a great variety ■>! styles tor Ladies’ Gent*’ Hoys’ Misses’ urn! especially Children** wear, all of vv hn h ill be sold very cheap, lor a good article. Hats, Laps, and Straw Goods. We have now in Htore n large stock of Hat*, Caps, and Mtraw Good*, consisting ut Men’s. Boy’s, chil dren'*, ail entirely new, and nil] be sold at remarkably low prices # READY-MADE CLOTHING, Immediately over our store, wo linve a large room filled with lasiiionablf and good Clothing, lot Gentle men’* Wear, nianuluctiired Hits Spring tor our trade. All we ask in Ibis department j* an inspection, after which, Ulnae in want of ready-made Good* will he sure to Ini v from u* DOMESTIC GOODS. In Domestic Goods, we keep a very large Hunk, and sell them ui the Manufacturer’* price*. Gui aim m placing (hi* advertisement before you, i* to induce you to call and examine our Hlock ufGood*. when visiiiiig Columbus. We do not head ale to say, Ihul we believe it will Ire to your Interest to give u* a call before making ymir purchaae* We think we can osier you Goods lower lliuu von W ill find them else where ill Coluiubua, and ©how you the largest stock luaelect from. Our Iwruia are atridly f'uab. which eualdes u* to oiler our goods at 15 to 30 per cent, lower lliuu u credit House; and the extra lui ililies wl icli we huve lor buy ing our goods cheap, enable* us In sell fheni at a frac tion Jess iliau any oilier house iu Golumhus We irusl that lhe larg; slock we me exhibiting, and lire lanuess w ith wlm h we deal with our patron*, w ill be siilliueiit to induce you to examine belore purchasiug. TERMS CASH—NO SECOND PRICK. G. W ATKINSON &CO, lIHOAD HT., COLUMBUS, GA. March ‘JB. 1959. w ts. PILES, FISTULA, STRICTURE, CANCERS AND SCROFULA CURED. i) A M I'll I.K'I’H eontaiuinf teatiinonml* of tin- highest J charm ler, ns lo Ins sikccm* w ill be forwarded to any Rial may w mil them. Tim** w tailing to test the eltinu y of llr. CLOPTON’H wondertnl remedies must give a correct Uesrriptioti ol the disease, its appeaiiiiice hi its Incipient at age, present condition, location, &< . A three cent stamp must accompany aJI couiuniiiicn tions. Address J A. ( I.GPTG.N, iLliitsville, Ala. Cl ItKH GUARANTEED. murttewlv. ALABAMA LANDS FOIL SALE I I <l7 I ACKEH in Henry county. 3 mile* below I ,*) I J Cnlumbin, on the Chattahoochee river.and 2-Vmlle* below Fort Gaines; KVi acre* are cleared— ©OOucrer are river bottom, w hich will produce from JU to 50 bushel* Corn, or from I.INMI In U.AOO pound* o| Cotton lo tire acre On tire place are all the necessary improvement* House* for Negroes; good w ater, and :e healthy as any s<ction in A inbMaiu. For further particiilms, apply to me at Midway, Ala., or It Allison and A. G Janes on Hie premises Also, 1900 acres Lund, near Midway. Bnrhour coun ty bb sires cleared all fresh having been cleared ni Him lasi *cveil years. Tin* is strong lime land and will piodUC* from 20 to 30 bushels Corn, mid from one to two thousand pound* cotton per acre. Improve ments fine the dwelling lost V4.0U0, and l* situated on a high sandy ridge, w ith good wafer, and (!Vry convenience, desirable m country rekidonce. Both of these place* are known in foluiuhii*. Ga.. where inquiries can Ire made. 1 invite those who ore purchasing, to examine these places during tire coming spring and summer, and Judge them by what they see. c. A. RohE, March Id wU‘ Midway. Harbour Cos. Ala. Wheat Fan* and Thraahers. ‘T''IIK bust article over offered in thi* or any I other market, manufactured and for sale at the Bin Faotory. Prio© $25 and S3U OAHU. W. G. CLKMONB, BROWN A CO. April 13, 1839. 41tw2m. Enquirer Bad Corner Stott©, copy. F. TrANDON; (JlflN OK THK) BIG fW HAT n.\B reßiruad froiii New York with (, ne of the finest assortiiiimtH of Tfh ever bet >re oil.;re.l m this citj ••nihrucing— Mnlwkln-Drab, uticr.Brab and Black RcfiVcr, GAHriIMERE FRENCH jkot T !IaTB nnd every variety of Pnnmnn, rt.rnw, Leghorn and Fancy Hat*, all of whlrh lie offers to hi* friends and customers m LOW PRICED ‘ He would also . till at tention to hi* large st..’ K. <>t t in liri-l lixs, Cnue* At <'lt ll.lien’s 11 it is, ut’ all kind i and qualm.-. Also, a him lot of stout Straw and Wool Hats for Nn- 1 groes Ji ‘MAT* MADE TO ORDER March 13, 1831). -dwJm. 3STEW SA3BLE ANH HARNESS KSTAIH.ISIIM EM’. />. spy THEunderslgiml have lirmcd a KaJ I MMffa GopartiieisliipinliiiS bill under tin: nutiic WlOsiiLA S ..A J SIIKIDI t V A CO., For flx> imrpoae >r Carry tng on the SA.Q3LE A m IMRH££$ BUhIN Lirij} IN ALL liri JUIANOitES. YVehave taken tire Store hetween Gttnby’a Curlier! and the Bank of Cohiinhtis, M ltxrre w intend keepiuu • a good Hssoiiiiieni of I SADDLES. HARNESS, TRUNKS, BRIDLES. COL LARS, WHIPS, MM HIM) BELTING, SADDLE & TtARNESS TKLYtMINGH, and rverytlihigu-uialiy kejit hy the T rade, of nur own I make ami Hie best northarii ninnutacture, which we j w ill sell ac low as can he bought iu llm .South. SiKlillt-N :iml Uiimi-Kx | of any style or quality tuude to order, and tvpuiring done | al the sburtent mdicuand on the moat, tuunoitahle Uubi*. W. L. SHERMAN, | A HATCH. Columints. Jan. Ist, IMS. wrftf j COLUMBUS .NaldScry K2a*rsses* AM) r.K A TllF.lt* S TOIIK 11. MI I)DLLbROOK & 00., 94 Broad Streak /- % MAM l ACri lIIUIH* AM) OKAUiIIH {.. A in Bxlx|lea, tiuruni., A LfcAtber, LT whicii liie loliuwtug compitnws .. purl ® Spanish Quilled Smldle*, overlnixt; Eng lish do; Planters’ Plain do; Youth’s and iio.v’s go* Wagon an Plantation do; and Ladies hoodie*, varie ty ul style*. ltrl<ll'M, niai-Uiiiralv*, Kaildlc- Uu.it, Miitl .lieuleal tio. HARNESS. Fine Silver plated Carnage Hai nes*—ail qualities. •* •* •* Rockauay “ “ “ ** Double Buggy ** .. •• ** Single do •* “ Plain black Harness, all si y lea and qttnlitiee. LEATHER, Skirling Leuther. Hndlxt do. Hog riktns. l*ad Skins, Harness leather. Oak and Hemlock, Soie Leather, Calf Skin*. Lining SKm.*, Shoe Pegs. Lasts, re ml and FlndUipi, Ac. Machine Belting. Leather and Rubber Belling, a.i widths, Light Rubber and Canvn* Belting, lot Plow Back Bunds. Junt the thuig for Planters. Belt Rivet*.and Lace Leather. ■a?HTT3H'X3C.Si. prra Ladies aud Gem It men’s JS3K\®IS Ur, ' f!< U "* Traveling Tilinks, uli q.iinp- L U ih rues and style*. Bonnet Boxes. Valise* and ( arpet Bags. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. rJJ®JL/KiiaiTiPlled leather, Pat Dash Leuther an.. Emntiehtd (’loUis, ah width* and quailtie*; <hi I ‘Hlpet. La. es, Fiinge*. IB ad LiliUign, Leather Cloth Bootings, Nulls. Tacks, Ai. Stirrups. Hitts, Buckles, Harness Mountings, t'ollarß. Whips, Wugon Breeching, And Hhml Bridles All the above goods are of our own manufacture, made of the best material ami by evpermnced work men. We invite alitUxMe who are in want of articles in our line to call aud Hsamtne our stock, ami m as sure them that they wiil be well satisfied with the quultty of gnodH and tti* prices; as they will he sold on the very BEST TURN*. N It. New Worts made, and Rep-ailing done at the shortest notice. > deal—dwtf. NOVELTY WORKS ! F U l i JN IT T I t E A-T RETAIL ! SAI.ES room over J. inMilllip's Dry UoodsStore, No. 14<t Brand St., Columbus, Bn. AT the solicitation ol niaiiy tiictulb i have de Cj^^teminted to soil my Fiiriutnie ut rfl Retail as well as Wholesale. Ami J vx ill Is- happy to meet and nerve my former friend* uml’ iishoner*at my sale* room, ire above de signated; and I must ask of those whom I have no: served to call and let me slum them my FUKMTi'KE and i|’ it in AS GOOD AVD CHEAP AS NORTHERN FURNITURE, I know that they will as •riuuthtrn people, give no their patrointgc. * ry Dealers arc invited to examine my stock helore. going North. Urackxsts, i)liulxliiif(s, Crvlii|(s, Tuni lu*;, Fauey tiawing, Ac. DONli AT BHOKT NOTICE. GOFFINri, both covered and mahogany , always on hand aud at all prices. (p“Ordr* solicited and prompt!v attended to. Address, W K HARRIri. Columbus, (Ja . March IV dmt WM. A. II AHI) A WAV fc. 1. i.i.al HARDAWAY & BMY, OEKiiIIAL Commission and Forwarding aiBU. taaarx , Corner of Olive and Commercial .Streets, SAINT 1.01 is, MO. K.hruarr 22, IHAU—il.tKly. MATTRESSES For tixo Million. r IM!E undersigned now have and ep consiaiLU I on hand a huge sum k of MA I”. Ui..* t,> ,i . ai/.es, weight* and male rial*, and • ~. -n i are offered for sale CHE Al* at me IK ii xAr. . WARK-KOOMH, No In Hr- ul Hi r Feh'JX—dwJm JEFFERSON A. >i \ *.. NEW II At O . ~ ONE Hundred T!iu#unil j’. nniijUßt received —New Haul*, N w ,Should* rs, oulud -.lid Pickled Pork. TYLIR .SitOilx i.it. HIDES. WE WANT HIDES 117 K will buy Hint or dry salted hid** in W any qmiutity and almrent any pnet. Bring tiium in. The cash is ready. We pay more tliai. anybody when wo buy, and charge lens whan wt gell. Try ns and see. feblO—dwtf TYLER A .SHORTER. SEED OATS. OKED OATH raised in Maryland and free from O rust, F aruiers buy yotl •>. dor nunc. fublo—-wdtf. T i LEU A bHOUTFK. MOLIUMEB. |(|i) Barrels for sale by TYLER A SHORTER. NEW SPRING & SUMMED CLOTHiisra. J ( 12* MERRY* *7 Uroail street, H AS in Store and i now reoefaring ii large and well al©ctod stock of Geiith inen'*, Youth * aivi Children’s Clothing, tor Spring and Kutniiu-r wear. ALSO. A well Meleetod stock of Gent* FurnUhing good*, of superior qualitm*, and of the in rest and inai Fashiouiibie Style*. /Ml of which will Ire sold on the uio*t reasonable terms. No. M 7 West aid© Broad Street, Columbus, Georgia. March 29, dawJm. COTTON, COTTON, COTTON! CiOTTO • I* now •elliugaia .<nod piiee, aud •/ li* ’ u<4eaand aocounta pant due U*4 hnnha o are not soon paid, suit* will ho insitiiiirei tiuiiaertn.* ioatoly. A word loth© wise I. ruffle lent, ivtr© -wardir. i MMkro. J. FOGLE & SON, K N T IHTH, on Raudoipli Street, near Rromi, COLUMBUS, GA. Columbua, Doc. 9, 1857. dAwtf. F. L.ee, JU. U. a itentul Surxoon, OFFICE Cora.r Qroai aod lUnd'dph .Street. COLUMBUS UEUUhIA. Dietmber 17,18 5 ti. wliltf. WOOD, EDDY & CO’S Siingle Number LOTTERIES. Capital Prize w 550,000. T 1 C K ElB 0 NLY TEN DO L EARS NOTICK TO TIIK PUBLIC. As the members o?our firm iiavcq'hy way of pur | chase, become the owner of Ihe grants chartered by the MUUuuoi Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, uml partol i iHxwo tn Georgux, umb.-r tin ui.inagi-melit Gregory A i\l ain y, of Wilmuigloii Dolawure, we buvi deemed it eApedfent to chuiige the iiftnie o| oiu firm, on nafinflei Jatiunry In. IKV.i, to that *n WOOD. ED DYA GO, Ito will he realtor have the management of tiu* riparlit Academy Lottery, and the others ■ abovu mimed. In fill triuirtactimia we have endeavored to romluct our btininesH with integrity ami prompt ireaa, nnd v. i .in assure the public that the patronage heretofore he sioweil on us i wt*Udesert ing of_ being ti insferred to our -ii., Ksors. , Y^'cry respectfully, Augusta,tin, Doc. 13, ’ih. ti. vV AN St CO. AVOOD, I.DDV A CO., BANABEKK. |.SI t t ErtSonn TO ri. HWAN AfU’O.J Tire fftllowing scheme will be drawn hy Wood, Eddy & G” , Manager* of tire Hparta Acndomy -Lottery, in ea. li of tlieir Single Number I.ot tinea lor April, IS.VJ, ut At ui's'i a- Gx.. ut |iUldii under tire siipermten dem 00l Ooi.uatHsiotirtm. C’litsfl 14 draws Saturday, April J, 1859, I'lsuM J 5 Uimwh Saturday, April 9.1859 Ui.):? Hi iiraw Satunlay, Aptil ili, 1859 Clahs 17 draws Saturday, April 23, iB6O Claas J 5 draws Snfltrday April 30, 1859 On (hr Plan Numbers'. SO,OOO I'ICKLTQ 6,*05 NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS illaiiiiilici'iit Siclirusc! To lie drawn evury iSaturduy in April. 1 Prize of #si,ootl I *• 3d ‘too 1 “ Ill,wdo 1 “ ft,UOO 1 “ 4,000 I “ 3,000 1 “ 1,00 30 “ 300 100 “ 4tM) BN) “ JiHl 1“0 “ 130 lOt) ** llN) APPROXIMATION PHIZES. 1 4 pn*e of #4OO Approx*gto #W,uiOPrta® are 1,6(4 ! 4 ** :<igi •’ “ IJMO l 4 “ 350 “ Iu,POO ** 1000 4 “ #35 “ 5,000 “ 0 0 | 4 “ • “ 4,000 *• K)0 4 “ 1 30 “ 3,000 “ tUNI ft ’ lto “ 1,300 “ 4(10 3,000 44 *4O are .#IOO,OOO 5.4N5 PtlifOs Moouatlcg to ictNUMlb YY hole Tickets #lO. Ha!von #5. Gnarrer* #3.5t). A Girnilar slmwiug the Plan oft lie LoUtines wiii ha sent t< any uuv desirous of receiving ir. t.Vrttfiuiies of I'lult.ige* will In: sold at the following niton which is the rink: Garuiii ate* us Package of 10 Whole Ticket*. #NO “ “ 10 Half “ 40 “ “ Uuarreni “ 2t) “ “ 10 Eighth “ 10 moEDETUNH TICK FIB 'K LItTIFICATKM Enclose lire money to our address for the tickets or dered, ou re- dpt of which they will be forwarded hy tirtli mail. l*ureimser* can have tickets ending iu any figure they may designate. List ol Draw u Numbers ami Prizes will be sent to purchaser* immediately after the Drawing. Purch i ers will pleiree w rite tlieir signature* plain, and give then post nttjce. county and Htate. K member lUa> every prize m drawn, and payable in full without deduction. All pri/.es of *I,POO and under, payable immedmlely after the drawing, other prizes ut the usual time of 30 days. NOTICi'! TO CORRESPONDENTS. Those w no pref r not sending money by iuuil tan use Tire Adam* rixptiixs Coiupnii} , whereby money lotThket* Vii sums of Ten Dehors ami up ward* cun be sent us AT OIJRKIBK AND EXPEKriS Irou'i any city or town where they have an office. The money and order must Im enclosed in a Government Poet i>lhi < Slumped Envelope, or the Expres* Compa ny cannot rmeive them. All commtinn ntion* strictly confidential. Address orders tor Tickets or Ortiiknles to YY OUD, EDDY U GO., Augusta, t'Ja. ox WOOD, EDDY fit CO , Atlanta, Ga. or WOOD, EDDY’ A CO., Wilmington Del Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala., or Atlanta, Ga., can have their orders filled and nave time hy ad dressing i* £wiui it Go. ut either of these cities. A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wlre.e, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, v ill be published after every drawing in the follow ing papprs: . iOn ) ( •nwHtntomulist; JVein Or leans Itelta; .\f ‘me Heywter; .Vaskviile Ornette, Jttlanta Anv York lletlUy Cay t<>- ‘A; Sarunnuk Daily Seres; Hir%it!otid l>iffnit.-h; ATiie York Cuq utck; tHsI.Un m > (Jins.) (Jinmm, iota LtUU Hock (j9rk.’< irv* l’i atprr-it KsFf.CIAI. NOTICK. \ 1,1. persons indebted to the lats firm of Brook* A 1 V t i. .pi.ian, by tiotexn acxmuiU. are requested to make iniinetiinfe payment, tis fuither indulgence can not t#given JNO W. BROOKS , Cnhinibuu, Ga., March 34—dwtf. m, m\mu, &u, A.T CASH PRICES. .!. A. U iiITiiSIDE & CO., bHUGGJ STS, < OL t PI BS >, ULOSt GI A, UWL ihe pleasure ot inviting the attention of ilia puliiic to tlieir large, fresh aud welt assorted supply of • Ilillt'S, CHEMICALS, Ac., which they nre selling nt I.OVV PRICES for CASH. Articles w'\klx usual*sell tor one dollar, liiuy are ot ferntg nf 7ft lo rrt/iii. CA.HI. THE JuiVEa LNVIGOIiAi'OU, 1-KCTAItC.I) HV 1) It. S A N I) P O R D, COMPOUNDED entirely from gums. IH one oi the best purgative find Liver Medicine.* now helore Ih* public, that acts us u Cathartic, easier milder and more efteciuui than any other medicine known. It is not only a cainuriic hut a liver remedy ac ting lira! on the Linn to eject its morbid matter then on the slot ouch and bowel* to curry oif the mutter, thus uccuuipiwhing two purposes effectually, without auy of tlie painful reelings experienced in the operation ol most caUm Ucs. U *ireugitieus the system al the rauiu time it purges it; and when taken uaiiy iu mod erate doses, will strengthen uml build up with unusual rapidity. < the principle reguia ! >i>. wul when a per | lire power* of the *ya * A* Ure stomach i* al • mil on lire healthy ac i ftrufho perlormaocc o, J atomarli i* ut tuutl the ; the whole system suU . one organ-do- Ltv !m iu duty. For the j one oi the propnetora iin praetb-e of more 5 timl some remedy ) act tire many derangc * nun . > medy w at lout found, ! with t.lver Corn* ( forms, ire* but lo try a j i* certain. ) ail morbid or had mat ) supptymg iu liieir ptuce ; luvigoraiuig the Hio- digest well, purify- I giving loue and heunh J ry, removing tire cause • tuig a radical cure. are cured, and, ; prcveuitd, by Ilia )elver lavigwra. tis sutftcwiit to relieve ! vent the tood rruui ! before retiring pre )at night, loosen* ’tire lit-urva t©tttveuai { each meal will cure it ( tea spoon I u Is will al lieutluc lie. female ob*irndirn* re- J ‘tiaeaae, and niakv* a | iiateiy relieve* cholic, ( led ui a sure cure lor < uid preventative of } i* needed lo throw out ,) ot medicine utter a long 1 ea for Jwundtc© re- D unnatural color from > short tune before eal i appetite and niaksa sanTd fo h d ; s ijtyhYK isryrao rator. The Given* one ol tors of the lm man bo form* u* iUuclloimi wU | j rein are tuiiy li, vetoped i moat entirely depend , lion ofthe Liver lor the I, it* imictiou*, when the bduei* at fault, uim 1 era in ciHMMqaUHM© t having i traded toL UiiM.'as'a. of Uiai orguu, nao uiaue u in* studv, than twenty vent*, to wherewiUi Ui counter meiu* to wiuiJt u i* To prove Uiut lid* re any peraon Uoubied I plaint, ui auy oi iu uoUle. a;ui U.NVICUOU ‘lhese gums remove lor from me system, ,1 healthy tiuw ol bile, mum. cauaiug loud lo lag ill*. biuoil.l to lire whole machine nt tire diMUMre—eltec 111 i loo*. iut k *liiil ts blur, “ccMsioUai use of the tor. •n© doaa aftar rating lie* atomoch and pw rising and souring. Unly one done ta, eii Wilt* Mghlnre. Only one do#r u en 1 oowii* g**ntiy, ml Oio lime inuej. xltoi .. • | gjol two w tv* ruiiove Hio4x l>fl dose taken foi move tire eati.-c ul the ported cure. Only true done Imnie a hue Gin* iio*u often repa hulcra muriou, L note ru. 00 -Only one bottle •f tire *>*u>nith altod* Oi klies'*. ! ii/ Oho bottle lak iiiovo* ail am low us** in me xkin. One dose taken a ng glvs vigor lo the loud digo*l Web. One ib.*e often repeated cures t'hronlc i)tr ---rh<i-M, in it* worst forms, while Hummer and liiiwtl complaints yind aJiimst *•> Ure ilrsl dose. ffrie or (Wodime* cities atrnrks caused by V* arms oi children. Hu rt) i* no surwi, saler or speedier remedy m tit© world a* U MsrOr tails. • ii/’ A lew botUea cure* Hrop#F by exciting the absnrbnnis. VN c. take pleasure in recunmending tin* medteine a# # preveutuiJv'-lur K©v©r *ad .\gu,(Jhliii Fever, and (Ui Ke vera ol a HllToua Tygie, R opera!'’* with * rtuuil>. and thousand* are wilbng to testify to it* W'onlerftil virtues. All who mm it are giving it their unanimous testimo ny m ii* favor. Mu v\ .u, i in the mouth with the Invigoraior and -waiiow both logetlrei, THE LIViJR IN VIGiOR 4.TOR, la n scientific medical discovery, and is daily work mg cures Mluioal ton great tor belief. It cure# tin if by inogtu, even the first d< giving benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is required to cure auy ktud ot Liver Complaint, from (In- worst jaundice or dyspepsia to a coinni'in Ireadocire, ull of which are the result ot a disetuicd liver. Price Gire Dollar per Bottle. HANFOIID U CO. Proprietor*, 845 Broadway N. Y. W UOLKHALE AOgVTM. Barnes A Park, New York; T. W . Doytt 4c Son*, Pliiludelpluai M S Buirit Cos., Boston) II H Hay & On. Portland; John D Park. Cincinnati} Gay lard 4* ilammoiid, Cleveland, FaJiu*uick Davit, Ciilcago; OJ Wood A Vm. Ht. Louis; Georg# H Keys#r, Pltto inirg; H H Ilunce,, Hailimoic And retailed by all Druggist*. W hoi ft alt nnd Retail by Fomhortoii A Carter, John W. Brooks, J. A. Whitesid©* A Cos. aqd L’ruuhurt A Chapman. Ny *. IH6H—dfcwly. aad all Dru||tsta.