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cannon at the Hotel dca Invalides announced tho victory, aud the city was brilliantly illumina ted. On the following day (Monday) tho Montotur published the following despatches from Tn* KMPEROR To THK EMPHKS.S. M aok-nta. Juno 18 ‘)9. Yesterday our army wa under orders to inarch on Milan, across the bridges thrown opou over the Ticino at Turbigo. The operation was well exe cuted. although the enemy, who bail rapaaaed tho Ticino in great t’oroe. offered a most dehorniiued resistance. The roadway was narrow, aud dur ing two hours the Imperial Guard sustained un supported tho shook of tho enemy. In the mean t iuje Gen. McMahon mado himself master Os Ma genta. Alter sanguinary conflicts we repulsed the enemy at every point, with a loss ou our fide of about 2,M0 men. The loss of the enemy is estimated at 15,0 th) killed and wound, and 5,000 Austrian prisoners rcmaiced in our hands. Mtacm, June s—Evening. The Austrians taken prisoners arc at least 7000 and the Austrians placed Aar# <h* combat are 20,- 000. Three pieces of cannon and two flags were captured from the enemy. To-day our urniy rests for purpose of reorganising itself. Our loss is about .">,OOO killed and wounded *and one cannon taken by the enemy. The following despatch, also from the Emperor to the Empress, was received on the oth and bul letined at the Bourse : SfAPOLBO.V TO FVftKNIR. HxADgi aktkrs, Monday—B AM. Milan is insurgent. The Austrians have evacu ated the town and castle, leaving in their precipi tAtion the cannon aud treasury of tho army behind them. We are encumbered with prisoners and have taken 12,000 Austrian muskets. A despatch dated Pari#. Monday night, Juuo 6, to the London Pott, says the Munieipaliy of Milan proclaimed King Victor Emmanuel, and have presented an address to him in tho presence of the Emperor. To-morrow the King will make his entry into Milan. Additional b) the Persia. New York,June 21.—The details of the battle at Mageuta were .-lowly received in England, and did not change the first complexion. The loss was undoubtedly severe on both sides. The Austrian official account only nek now foil g *s from four to five thousand killed and wounded, and says the allies lost half as many more. The Austrians’ headquarters are at, or near Cre inona, and they were driven from Marignon by Gen. Baraguay d'Hilliers, who captured one thou sand two hundred. The latest advices say that the allies- nr* ad vancing from Miinu. and that Prussia has show ed signs of aiding Austria. A meeting of the Atlantic Telegraphic Com pa ny had been held, and they adopted a report al ready published, and authorized the acceptance of the government, and the raising of anew cap ital of six hundred thousand pounds sterling. The English government have guaranteed a dividend of eight per cent, for twenty-five years to the company, provided tho cable is in working order and capable of conveying one hundred words per hour. The govern meat also agrees to puy twenty thousands per year for messages; and this amount,with the sum tobe received from the I'id led States, will probably induce an early sub ftcriptiou of the new capital. The luteal intelligence from Paris, state* tlml the Bourse was depressed, and lower, and the three per cents dosed at 01:75. The bank of Kranee had increased its bullion nenr two million francs during the month. It was reported that the Prussian army would be mobilised, and that Prusia would goon lake a part in the conflict. It is said Prussia is nego tiatiug for the passage of her troops through Germany. Garibaldi had beaten the Austrians at Brescia. Five hundred Zouaves were killed ut Mari gnon. The Austrians lost fifteen hundred killed and ! twelve hundred prisoners. The battle lasted nine hours. Both armies are preparing for another cugugw mt'iit. A special despatch announces that Can robe rt was not wounded at Magenta. LATER FROM EUROPE. OF THE KANGAROO, Xkw York, June 21. Tho steamship Kangaroo has arrived, with Liv erpool dates to the 9th int. Liverpool Ootton Market. - The market wu quiet, and quotations bad !*eeu barely maintained. The salt-? of the day were 6,000 bales. Breadstuff* were dull. Consols 93S The Emperor Napoleon and the King of Sar dinia had entered Milan and were enthusiastical ly received. The Austrians had evacuated Pavta. further by (hr kangaroo. The Bank of England ha* reduced its rates to 3 per cent. The Austrians evacuated Milan on the 15th instant. The municipal functionaries were retiring to Verona, and it was supposed they would discharge their functions in Mantua. The latest news from London was that there was a partial decline in Consuls, occasioned by the rumor that the allies had received a severe check in Italy. The defeat of the King of Sar dinia was even reported. The absence of news from Pari? had caused considerable agitation at the London Exchange. The Paris Bourse had declined one centime. The bullion in the Bank of England bail in creased £160,000 sterling. Mill Later—Arrival or tire Persia COTTON J.KCLINEH, Xkw York, June 21st.—The steamship/Wu, Captain Judkins, ha* arrive. 1 with Liverpool date* to the lltb iust. Liverpool Cottou M arket.—-The sales of the week were 38.000 bales, speculators taking 1,000 aud exporters 5,500 bales. Middlings foul declin ed 1-lrtd., while it was difficult to sell the lower grade* at ‘-id. decline. The market closed de clining. Consols 93$f (sll4. COMMERCIAL KECOm Colimbts, June 27. COTTON.—SaIe# of cotton on sAturduy were 26 Wales, at lui*c. The market closed dull. New York, June 21.—-The cotton tnaket wan i quiet to-day, with sales of 500 bales, aud the sales on Thursday were 1,100 bale*. Theflour market, is dull, with a alight docline on inferior grades. Charlrston, June 23, COTTON—SaIes of cotton to-day, 200 baler, and sales during the week 2,900 bales. The mar ket closes at from >* to } j cent decline on all qualities wrapt middling fair, which it valued at 12 east*. Savakna it, June 23. COTTON—SaIe* of cotton to-day 110 bales.— The markd quiet, and generally unchanged; sales of the week fcflft bales : receipt* of the week 1,50 ft hales. COTTON—SaIes of cotton to-day 500 bales; Middling 11a I )'% cents. Sale* during the week, 3,650 bales, and receipt* same time 845 hales against 1,025 hales. N*wr Orleans, June 24. COTTON—SaIes of cotton to-day lou bales; Middlings 1154 aUS cent#. Sale* during the week, B,3ft# bales, and receipts 1,20# boles against 3,700 bales. Hollowat'r Oiwtmbmt.—Hcoibutic affection* •fysijmlas, and eruptions trora whatever hidden eu#. are overcome by tho use of tLi# great ieleauJH-r of the human system. It bools by erad ication as well a# suppression, and penetrate* to the hidden source of the malady. at the manufactory, No. B<> Maiden Lane New York, and by all ftraggict", at 2>Vj.; ***•> u 4 l. pr **. jiu2l—lwdw. MARRIES, On the night of the 14th inst., by the Rev. Kvander McNair. Mr. J. M. Bi ford and Mrs. M. i. Wallace, eldest daughter of tho lato Dr. W. L Cowan, of Eufnula. In Euftmla. on the evening of the Bth hist., by the ReV. James JB. Paulliu, Mr. James M. Stan Kono, of Georgia, and Miss Sarah E. Scott, of this city. In Quitman county, Go., on tho morning of the 16th inst., by the Rev. Kvander McNair, T. J. Lsq., aud Alia* Mauuaiikt Savi.sbuky, all of Barbour comity. Ala. By Elder .Taino* Kerrytnah, Mr. William W. Drone of Bucun Vista, tin., to Mis* Eugenia N., daughter of Col. William M. Brown, all of Ma rion county, Gn. DIED. In Girard, Alm.. ou Tuesday afternoon, 21st inst. Mr. Green Woodson, after a brief illness of disease f the bowels, lie bad long been a resi dent of Girard, ami wu* highly esteemed there and iu this city, lie leave* a wife and .several children to mourn the loss of a loud husband and father. In Columbus, (la. on Sunday afternoon, 19th iti.K. William Rankin, after u severe and pro longed illness. He Win one of our oldest citi zens, and endured all of his suffering* with un wonted paUenoe and resignation.* Peace t<> hi* ashes ! HAVE YOUR UAHOKAS. Mr E. Lyon, n French Chemist, discovered an Asiatic plant, the powdered leave* of which m a •Ica.lly poison D> garden worms, roaches, bed bugs, a ms, tu ks, fleas, and ail specie* of iusccls, while it is perfectly harmless to mankind and domestic animals. A child can cal it. He has received medals from Russia, France, England, Germany, and numerous medical Colleges and societies. It is a nmst inipor<ant discovery. • lie idea ot being rid of these posts lit warm weather is a luxury. We can now hear the bed bugs lament— j Lyon's powder sure a* fate. Will our rn< <• exterminate. Arrangements are heinjr mart.’ through Messrs. Barnes A Park, of New York, to sell it throughout the wot Id. It is put up in mi canisters, and bears the name of E. Lyon. ’Tie Lyon’s Powder kills insects in a trice, While Lyon's Pdi* art* mixed tor rats and utire. Sample Flasks, 2b cents; regular sizes, 60 cents A 61 It ARNE# A PA UK, New York. June 3, I*6B—d Awl m WOOD’S lIAIK RKSTOHATIVB. Tlii wonderful preparation is having an ex tc-uaive sale in all part* of the Union. It ia one of the few patent medicines which arc now sold .•var the ooiuttry, that arc really what their iu - ventors ilium f- r them. Wherever it ha; had a fair trial, thn result he-- boon preei -ely a. l * Wood predict*. It never laded to turn the white hair Lack to the natural color, where the directions have been Btrietiy followed, and in numerous ro re* it has restored the hair upon heads that had been bald for year*. It is not pretended that it will make the hair grow in every ease, but where it fails there is certainly no remedy. The resto ration of the hair lm* been effected in so many instances whore the case seemed utterly hopeless, thut it is certainly worth while for all who have I'Vfiktheir hair to try the experiment of using a bottle ur two of Wood's Restorative.—[Moline Workmen. Sold by all Druggisu In this city, and by deal er* and druggists generally throughout tho United States and Canada*. jun2l—wd2w. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. From rich and poor, bond and free; all color*, grades and condition* of life. We hear the same meed of praise awarded this woiiderftti article. More* are n<-aied, pain* relieved, live* saved, valuable animal* made use fill and untold ills assuaged by this great medicine which nre surprising to the judgment of man. What family due- not require a standard Liniment.— Who ever heard of the same effects produced by any other article! For Cuts, Bruise*, Mptaiii*. llheuntitiisiu. dwelling*, Strained Horse*, Ac , ii has no equal. Every Teauurtri and , Family should have this in valuable article. Beware of Imitations. Hold in all part* of the habi table globe. BARNES A PARK, Proprietor*, New York. June 1, 1859—<Vtm. The (deal English Remedy. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a preemption of Sir J. Clarke, M. />. Phy*icin extraordinary to the (Juecn. THi: GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR JAMES CLARKE’S FF.MALF. PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE’S FKmAI.K PILLS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS hold by all Druggists N.8.—#1.00 and aix portage Mimnp* encJoiotd lo any anthorixed agent, will inauie a bottle, containing 50 Pifi* by return malt. ninrchO—duly Sold in Columbus, by Pemberton A. Carter, Ao n A vr.rttm =*nd all reepetsUible Druggi*t’ Dr. [Vietar’e llaltam >./ Wild Cherry, i* truly n balkatn. Tt eon twins the halsamie principlu of tho Wild Cherry, th<‘ hn!*atnic properties of tar and of pine. It* Ingredient* nre ali hnteamie.— Coughs, mid*, and consumption, disappear under it* bulaatnic influence. :'<X- There'll a rile eoanteefril of thin llaltam, then fore be mir* and buy only that prepared by S.W. Fowls a Cos., lloMton. which ha* the WBIT THI> eitjnaturc of /. BUTTS on the outeide wrap P er - _ ENTIRELY NEW! ENTIRELY NEW! WHAT I!S I K That Wonderful Purifying Agent Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid! Thi* it a Netr iJiseor ery. It it the remit of Learned Jtetcarch. ft i* a triumph of Scientific Skill 1 ITi a Chemical Union of materials, provided by Na -1 ture horiM'lf, foi rendenlig pure the air we breathe. It* action i* in obedience to flxerf law*. QUICK, .SURE. POWERFUL! It purifie* dwelling*. *ink*, kitchen*. It removes ali otfbnatve odors; It cures burn* with inrt.inl certainty; It is the best preparation ever used for fre*h wound*. It destroy* all vegetable and animal poisons; It relieve* tn a few second* the bite* of Inset ts, bee-, etc. It preserves meat from spoiling. It makes ha HD water sorr It relieves the heart-burn. If is the best cosmetic It Mcallerc boil* when forming; It soothes boils when formed, and ben la them rapidly D ix good tor carbuncle*, ulcer*, corns and Hore*; it cleanses tip ti eth and purifies the brealli; The worst symptom o fTyphoid and Scarlet Fever are mitigated by the ue of thi* Fluid; It has been known to check the spread of Typhoid Fever in Fatn ilte* and upon plantations. Leading phyaiciansare using it in Charleston. Co lumbia. Savannah. Augurta, Atlanta, Macon. Colum bus. Montgomery. Selma, Mobile and New Orleans. The llo*pital* of New Ortaans and Mobile are using it Hospitals,rorpentlions.shipmasters, manntactiirert. planter*, phy *icjm*. furnisheo by the gallon at reduced rau*. For sale by druggist* and country merchant* gener ally. from whom orders are r*pecilully solicited. Try at least one bottle. Price 50 cent* Follow di rections. II /"Manufactured only In the Laboratory of J. DARBY, Auburn, Ala. For sale bv all the Druggist* of Columbus. N. B.—Persons wishing soils, ores, water, Ac an alysed ran have it done on reasonable term* by send ng t<i Prof DARBY marH—Wfim NOTICE. IN compliance with the statures, notire is hereby given that 1. ns administrator of the estate of Bam ui'l H Purple, deceased, have this day transferred to I S Soulier twenty shares of the Capital Stock of Bank of L’oltimhu*, of the City of Columbus. Georgia being the whole amount of stork belonging to the es tate of said deceased. Tins February Mill, 1*59. THOMAS J M i ROLLS, Administrator with the will annexed. June#5 —wSiu of the estate of Samuel B. Purple. Uj #75 HEWARf), JCK KANAVA'AY from the subscriber on the years ot age, durk conquer! <l,3f fi urbin high, and weigh* about 145 or 15') pound* He ix supposed tobe eithersbont the residence of the un dersigned, near Glennville, or at I olutiihn*. Ga The above reward will Ire paid for hi* apprehension and delivery to pie, Bear O-wIL bee, Ala., or #6O if lodged m anysafoJail so that lean get him. T. r. BOYKIN, June-47—who Oswitohee, Russell county Ala. cauji.iC>.j£r2-afi3S3 CASKET iillllAL CASES. r pUli CAriKKT HUKIAL CASH, reprerisetit- JL ed by the above engraviotf, ia beautifully fin robed in iiiutatiou oi polisiiaa Rosewood, and is the pio*t tasteful and appropriato meti.llic cane now used. It perm.is a viw of the out ire body after it is enclosed, the top beiufl composed oi thick piste glaw, protectod by elaborately oroa mooted caps, 000 of which may bo *een in its placo ia tire engraving. All rises Iron* 271 to 75 loehe* in length, constantly oo hand. NAME PLATES lormsbed, oeallyengraved. UILLLNOiIAM 6o DENSON. June #3.1859. dwiillujan Fresh Vaccine .Hatter, JUST rseslved by ap 19—ts JOHN W BROOKS, Dru||ist HUGHES, DANIEL & CO. fgp WILUONTtWIK A OBNBRA,™ lAut, Storage and Commission,kfiW*! Reoeivingaud Forwarding; Business, AT TIIF. LOWELL WARE-HOUSE, We pledge our best exertions to give satisfaction to all wbn may entrust us with their produce. We are preparing to Atniish all customary advances to our customer* and to fill promptly all older*, at the lowest market rate* for Knggtng, Rope, Salt, and other plantation supplies. WM. II HUGHES, WM DANIEL. W < HODGES. Columbus, June 16 —dwil'. SPECIAL NOTICE! nmiRTANT SALE. $50,000 WORTH OF fflv W) w /R /R\ rH\ Ton (§ 14 A A If IP AT NEW YORK COST ! AT THK NEW ONE PRICE Sill SMB 140 Broad Street, MASONIC BUILDING, COLUMBErs. miimiips Having determined to sell out thi* season's pur chases, has reduced the price* of hi* LARGE AM) ELEGANT STOCK OF DRY GOODS and Dow ofters them without any regard to profit. The stoek is entirely uew, many articles in FANCY DRESS GOODS, Miauls, Mantillas, A c. having been purchased within the last few weeks AT A GREAT REDUCTION on prices paid for the same good- earlier in the season. Note Pricc3 of a few Goods: Deux .1 upw Silk Rohe* SD; reduced fiotn $55; “ “ Grenadine, $lB to s#& “ 25 A $35 100 Silk Dresse.s. I. “ 18 ,t 20 ■IOO Yards Fancy Silks, 50c. “ 660. 800 “ “ •* 65c. “ 850. 2000 *• Printed Muslin* 9c. “ 120. 1589 “ - “ 11c. “ 150. * 542 Lawn Rnbes-a-le*, last cols $1.35“ fl.Jj frciult Orgumlics & Juioucts REDUCED IN THE SAME PROPORTION. Plain & Fancy ltaregcs, AT ONE-HALF THEIR REGULAR PRICES. 019 piece* Calicos Bc. reduced from 10c, 837 “ 10e “ “ 11 A 12c.* 22 “ yard wide Brilliant* fust colors at 15c. 25 Barege Shawls, 49 French Lace Mantillas, 115 Silk and Lnco do. ut a reduction of 33/<) per cent, on original prices. ax.so, A, I, Alton STOCK OF OKXUINE IBISH TLiIXSTEJSTS Imported direct from the manufacturers, which will be sold at very low prices. James JVlo Phillips, docs not intend to carry over ANY SUMME R ST OCR and lias marked every article down to price* that must insure speedy sales. Lad tog are invited to call arid examine tho good* and prices before buying ua they are as sured there i* i NO HUMBUG about tho Stock being marked down nt the pri ces mentioned. ANI) SATISFY YOUBELYES that thi* is tho best opportunity ever offered in Columbus topurohaams of any goods to save their money. One Frier Only! JAMES McPIIILLIP’S, I lO Itro.-id-Ktcrcl. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Columbus, Ga., May 2M. 186?) dAwtl DRUG STORE. IRQDMRT & m\?m, AT TIIK OLD STAND OF DAN FORTH & NAGEL, Columljvis, 000., Keep constantly ou hnnd a large stock ot FKESIf AND (JENUINE Drugs and Medicines, ALHO, PAINTS, OILS, VARMHIIF.H. POTASH, CONGKEHH WATKR HPli LH PI HF. BNAN DIES AND WINKS. BRI SDKS SODA, TOILET AR I D 1 F.K foi Ladle* and Gentlemen’* use. FINE C l GARS, Dental and ‘Surgical Inttruments, STARCH, SOAI*S. I If* II I \(a T t t KLi; , GARDEN SEEDS, and all other article* usually kept tor bale in a Drug Store, wbifh they offer on fi (j G E> j'jl LI O DA ‘J* J ii (5> Aid* Mr FOSTER H CHAPMAN, of the late firm of Brook* & Chapman, and .Mr Oliver Dunfortb, whose service* have been retained by the firm, may both be found constantly at the Store, nml frem then long ex perience in the Diixiues*, teel wairant>d in asking a litiernl share nfpatronage front their friend* and the public generally. juuM—divtf l>r .1 A I BQLHART F. 8 CHAPMAN II) Traps! Fly Traps! JUST RECEIVED BY PX. ID E-W ITT. 1 Extract from Mr Jamc* Conning’* letter ] CpBE Reason having arrived for the i>ur<:lia*e and I sale ol Gilbert's Patent Ply Trf>e, I would beg io call your attention to the improvements and altera turn* I have made to them since last year, so a* to ren der them perfect as they should tie; arid they will give entire auiisfiictirtn to all purchasers. Like all new inventions, they required some im provements; all lire Ilf tl* difficulties sh them have been e tlrely overcome; and they are now so improved and adjusted that lean offer them to lire public, ns a per fect article, without any additional cost to the purcha sers. Merchunla and others should purchase them early totntcli the first breeding tins; a* one fly will breed millions during tire season .1 A.VIES CONNING, Owner of said Patent, Mobile, Ala. Notic*.—This i* to notify all mere ham* and vend or- mr to pun base GILBERT’rf PATEN 1 PLY AND Ml *<4( ; iTO T RAP, without rny printed Label* on the said Trap, according to the I’mled Hiatus Patent Law. All merchant* and vendor* selling uni Traps without kmb labels on llrem, are not my legal or duly an‘homed agents, and will be dealt with a* the law, * made and provided for said patent, direct* JAMRH CONNING, Mobile, Ala , Owner and Proprietor. N. 11. —I should tie glad to have the information ?ivcn me of any one selling them for less than Five iollars at/efttil. I will also give n liberal reward to any one informing me ofany merchant selling them within my territory without tire label with my nmnn on them. J. (J. One gross of the above Fly Traps just received and lor sab: by All. Die WITT Hoi* Agent lor Columbus, Ga. Price reduced to Five Dollars—invariably Cash. Mav 19—dwtf A. H. D. FOR SALE. THE Hubscribur, dusiring to utuvn Woit, of fers bis residMoa for sale, containing 4UO acres of good upland (tnixed) oak and hickory, and pine, 100 acre* cleared and iu cultivation, 300 finely timbered, and iu oue mile of Fort Gaines, tho terminus of the ,S. W. Railroad. It ia one of the pleasantest places in tbo South, and tho wuUsr is unexceptional#. Call aud sou it, a* lam determined to sell. DANIEL M. B RUN BE. June 20. vrllm LONCiJRESH WATKR! JL’HT re. eived and for sale by April 21 JOHN W. BROOM Pine knot White Sulphur SPRINGS. MTU 18 delight flil summer retreat, situated 18 mile* from tho City ofColumbu*. will be open e.l by Hie proprietor* on the IstJune next At grout expense they have erected new buil ding*, ol null a character ns to accommodate all their old customers and such new friends u* may hon or them with their patronage. Anew Hotel, with large • oinmodious rooms, inclu ding a hall-room and Billiard room, with nil the neces sary accommodation* of each, hu* been erected on ‘.V “ * rnu,, d. and willbu ready by tho Ist June next. Beside* the Hotel, single aud double ('ubins will be at the command of individuals or fumilicN, n* may he required. Flic Sulphur Water of these Hprings is unsurpmsod m tho South—hundreds of certificate* of it* lioahng and strengihening qualities might be easily procured and ofthred to the public and when wo add thut the Bathing preparations and facilities nre equal to those ot any watering place North or Houth, we say noth ing more than the fact* justify. Pine Knot is located 16 mile* from Columbus by the carriage road, and is easily acce**ihle from No. Son the MiiNrogec Railroad, by till agreeable drive of six mile*. - Arrangement* have been made with Asn \V. t ‘hap nian. Esq., who will convey all visitor* and their bag gage from No. .1 to the Springs. For all persons visiting tlioM- Spring* in their own conveyances, stable* and good attendance w ill be pro vided. All letters, tut per* and package* directed to the Ex press Office, Columbus, (Ju.. prepaid, will he duly for warded; and nil communications directed by mail to ‘‘Pine Knot Mill*’’ will he regularly delivered. TERMS: Hoard per month f3O 00 “ “ week 10 00 “ “ day -j oo Children and Servant* half price. lhm.es per day 75 ** “ Week 500 “ “ Month 15 00 The proprietor* have used every exertion to pre pare these Spring* for the reception of vi*itor*nml in valids, nml they now assure all peranii* who desire a comfortable, accessible and healthy retreat in the sum mer months, that it shall not be their fault if they go away from pine Knot dissatisfied. HOW ARD At Mr!.ABDULIN, May s—dw.lm Proprietor*. Moitivale Springs, Tennessee. BY WATT, LANIER & CO. OWNERS AND PROPRIETORS. Also, Owners, mainly, and Proprietors of EiM&tAdtfO IEIOBIBIL. MONTGOMERY, ALA. (S. LANIER k SONS, formerly of Lanier 11 ouse MaeoUj Georgia.) Travelers on the Railroad from |MY, tP A Dalton.Ou .to Knoxville, Tenn.reach I S ||A these Waters, the present season, by II Uflfi taking the stage lines of D. DUNN ro either at Piiilttdelphia, I.ou don or Knoxville- tiom eat it oiwliuh point*. Stages starling at six o’clock am., run in con uection with the trams lo Mont vale, about twenty font miles dunam, reaching lite latter at one o’clock, u. in Ttie undersigned, being determined to make Mom vale one of the most attractive watering place* iu the country, have, since last summer, added several new Dotln foliages and other buddings, together with oilier valuable improvement* The ground* are in beautiful eon.lition the roads near (lie Springs put in the best order a good cellar of Ire baa |een saved. All the accessories of comfort and pleasure of the best Watering Places, w ill be found here 11 ‘“As to the cure ot disease* hy tho Montvale Min entl Waters, see large Montvale Pamphlet—especially us to Dyspepam, Chronic l)iavrha<a. Dropsy, t hronic Liver Complaint, Neuralgia. Nervous llea.la. he, De rangement of the Nervous System Chills and Ft vers, A.- Ac. S. Lanier -• Soils have been engaged in Hotel Keep ing for twenty yen re. and will continue to make eve ry effort to pleas * the public. WATT, I.AMER it CO. S. Lanier, H C l.auier, ( A.P. Watt. W ti-Lanier V tiinvA—dw’im W HITE si iLPHI R SPRINGS, MERHIWETHEH COUNTY. AhAA.y, THK Proprietor* lake pleasure in in forming tlu ir many friends ami patron*. Ig | n thnt tln-ir haw been re lit led, and is ; *ssIHWT now “pen. under their >\\ n superxtsiou <**&£*& ~,d control. I-, the a. conimmlnl.oii of ‘itut or ;HI guests. We shall do w hat we can to render ail our visitor* comfortable. Daily Hacks will run from l.al<range to the Hprings, and Messrs Vernny * Cos., will send up any party thut may prefer.outing direct troni < ‘olui.dms It. MARKS Ac SON. June lOtlt. IB.VJ—dlw w4w FRESH THOMASTON LIME, PLAST33R PARIS, ANI) ROSENDALE CEMENT. lIIBT Received and lor Hale by mayin -wtf H. F. COLEMAN. JUST RECEIVED, PL/Y ÜBI.H DRY HALTED MEAT, sAY Bine Fisii m Hal! and Whole Did* Bi.-akfast Bacon; (’hoin! Mutton llama; Extra Hnioked Ile.-f; Extra < lioice Pig llaius; Clenr and Riblx-d Bacon Hide*; Ham* and Shoulders. Pickled Pork Uound*. fet.Uif Fur sale by UDNIiY A 00. CRACKERS! riJHT RECEIVED, Hoda Cracker*, ti liuiler Boston Hand Made Butter,* Wine Lemmon “ Cracknels. for Male by GIJNHY A CO. February Bth, 1859.—dtf. n\ns. \ LARGE LOT OF (.’HOICK TENNEHHEE Hums for sale by GDNIiY A CO. February I. 186 ft dtf Irish Potatoes. If ||) ÜBI.H. (Bioiee Northern I’oialoes, for sale by IUU jail 13—dwtf GI’.NBY A CO. IVeuviau r.naitt)! A GENUINE ARTICLE- wiirianied, and aseireap a* ran be laid down from New York. G(JNH\ A CO. American tiiiiaiio! r|t||E comblnafioii* of tine Guano give* it high re* I pule a* a fertiiizer.and ills clamied as folly equal to the Peruvian. A large supply expected hi iiii early .layby GUN BY A CO. Columbus, Ga. Jan. 4, 1559. dwtf. Potomac Herrings. | i v HALF BIILH. Potomac llr.rrmg, in pickle, for lU eale by OUNBI a 00. Pickled Pork. • BIILH, Rump Pork, very fine for sale by Jan IS- writ l GDNHY A CO. Sundries. ■ubscriber*are receiving and will keep con 1 Btautiyon lutnd the following articles; No. I and *2 Mackerel, iri Half Kit* and Kits: Hiignr Cured Hams —a choice article. Breakfast Bacon, Hiuokcd Beat’. Ib-ef Tongues, Also, the following article* ol tbs best quality via: Lime Plaster Pari*, Hydraulic Cement, Gypaium, Blasting Powder and Hasty Fuse Rock and AlluiuHult. JanlS—wdtf GIiNUY 4c CO. FAMILY SEW I YU MACH 11ST I :s. T3IOM the very fluttering manner in which the Urn- Jt 1 ver A Baker Hewing Machine bus been received hy tire public, (resulting in tbe sale of upwards of Twenty Thousand,) Messrs THOM. P. STOVALL A CO. of Augustti, Ga., have been induced to open a Sales Boom in Columbus, Georgia, where they will keep tin hand a variety of the GUO VLB A BAKER pattern adapted lor /hintutum and t'mmUy use, all of which are warranted perlei t ; in structions for u*imr them will be given free. All Ma chine* ordered Iran tire couulry will Ire securely and compactly boxed fortransportnuon. Needles, Thread, Milk, uml Machine Oil will be kept and sold at tire usu al price*. Cilixeus of Columbus and vicinity sre re spetcfolly Invited to call at | [No. 5 8 Illftl.U) HTIIEKT, FOUR DOOM ABOVE THE CORNER OF JVIAInTLISY, IIODCiKB dcOO and examine a .Machine which is hailed by woman a* tier emancipator trum the toil aud never-ceasing drudgery of the needle. We submit the following rertifleatee, from welL kuowu gitiillemen of this section, who have thorough ly tesredllreGrover and BukerHewing Machine*: (From Rev. A. A. Lipscomb, TiiMkegee, Ala.] I hereby ciullfy. that I have used one ol Grover A Baker’s Hewing Mac bines for some months in my fam ily, and that it has given entire satisfaction. I consid er these machine* in valuable m n family, and I very IreartJy recommend them in tire public Feb. Ud1859 A A. LIFHt.OMII. (From RttbF.G. Ferguson, Tuskegee, Ala.] I lake pleasure hi stating lo all wfoim it may con cern, that my wife has been using one of Grover and Baker’* Hewing Machine* for some morith*. It work* wetland is easily kept in order. Mo far we are more than satisfied February 9, 1859. . F. G FERGUHON. (From Rev. J. L. Moultrie, Union Hprings, Ala. Me Knitu The Glover a Baker Machine purchas* ed of you has fully equalled my expectations Avery important cheracteristir of tire Machine is, it is so very simple that any negro of common understanding can manage It. Mine ha* been used exclusively by a Ne gro servant about mi month*, and has never been out of order JAM. 1. MOULTRIE February 14th, 1859 (From I. A. Brokaw A Cos., Columbus, Ga. We have used one of Grover A Baker’s Hewing Mac Imres lit our shop for three years past, and finn it perfectly practicable, easily kept in order, and wU adapted to various kinds of work in a Tailor's Mhup. We take pleasure in recommending it lo tire nubile. Fob. lift, 1859. I.A. BUOKAYV A CO. 0 KEITH, Agout, OOLUMBUB. OEOROIA. Coiumbui, nut* , IW.-awll WORTH OF CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH l X. A. BXIOBCiYW ffc CO. NOW OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF R BAD KING Tho Stock is one of the best ever ollbroil in the market, and embraces a full assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, just received from the manufactories, together with a line stock of GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS, All of which, without reserve, will be sold AT COST. A rare chance is here offered to make a safe and profit able in vestment of ready moisey. This course is adopted in order to reduce the stock as much as possible preparatory to a change in the firm. I. A. BItOKAW tic CO. Columbus, Ga., May 18, 1859. dwtf NOVELTY WORKS ! K UUN ITa UK AT RETAIL 1 SALESROOM OVER J. MThillip's DrytioodsStore, No. 140 llrond SI., Col mu bus, Ua. AT the solicitation of many friends I have dr OU ter mined to selliny Furniture hi Pfl Retail as well as Wholesale. Audi will be happy to meet and serve my former friend* und custonieisui toy sales room, a* übo\e de signated; and 1 uinut ask of tin tie whom I have not served to call and let me show them my PFKMTURK and If it is AS GOOD AND CHEAP AS NORTHERN FURNITURE, I know that they will .as Southern people, give me their patronage. Dealer* are invited to examine my stock before going North. Bracket*, Mouldiiiga, Curving*, Turit ing, Fancy Sawing, Ac. DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. COFFINS, both covered and mahogany, Hlwuy* on hand and at all price* ili i trders solicited aud promptly attended lo Address. W. K. HARRIS. Columbus, Ua , March 1%. dwtf m vm i;s JUBT RECEIVED BY )\\m\, UODiiES & CO. Wo tire in receipt of one of tho LARGEST nml ! UA N DSOMIfiST BTOC K Sos DBY GOODS, Ever offered to the citizen* of COLU MBUS. I It couHiste of every variety heretofore kept hy j the old firm of MANLEY A HODGES with many j additions, among which will bo found the MOST ‘ DESIRABLE STYLES OF SILKS, via: Black Silks, Kcp Silk*, Don 11-Skirt Sllke, Bayadere Silks,* j Jupe Nilkn, Kobe a Lex Silks, i Mottrnlnuj Silk*, TUMUVM.Urenad'i iV e. dee. AX.HO. BAREGES —Plain, Uayadero, and Double Skirt, j ORGANDIES—Kobo A lunula, Kobe a iiuft, Robe . liiarrit’/, Roho Favorila. JACONETS —Plain, Small Figured Hobo, and i Flounced. BRILLIANTES —French Cambric* and Lawns. Our EMBROIDERIES and WHITE GOODS j canuot be surpassed, and will be ture to 1 the Ladies. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE GOODS la VERY COMPLETE —ooinpritring tho bout 8-4 and 10-4 Table Damask, Pillow, Shirting and Housewife Linen*; Linen and Cot ton Shootinga, Toweling#, Nniikina, Doylies, 10-4, 11-4,12-4 A 15 4 Toilet aud Maraeilloa, White aud Colored Quilt.a. DRAPKRY,HOSIERY,(i LOVES I'nibi'cllire A I'.-ii'iimoln. We invito ALL to give our Stock uii examina tion. it is large, and we are determined to sell. “Lot those buy now who never bought {of ut) before, And those who always buy (of ut) now buy the more.” HVU hV, HODGES A CO. 60 BROAD STREET. March 15,1859 —dwtf. NEW SPRING & SUMMER CLOTPIING. Ib H. SEfiAißYg H 7 liro:ol Stmt, HAS in Store and ia now receiving a large and well selected stoek of Gentlemen's, Youth’* and Children's Clothing, for Spring aud Summer wear. ALSO, A well selected stoek of Gent a Furnishing goods, of suporior qualities, ami of the latest and mo*t Fashionable Style*. All of which will he sold on the most reasonable terms. No. 87 West Hide Broad Street, Columbus, Georgia. March 29, dsw.'ltn. F. LAN I JON, (SIUN or THK) HAH returned from New Y’ork e of the flues assoiliiienis ol HATS ey e r before ottered 111 this city embracing . Moicakln-Drab. Oiler*Drab uiid Black Btavrr, t'AHHiMERE FRENCH HO FT HATH, and every variety of I'unumu, Htraw, Leghorn and Fancy flats, all of which ire oilers to his friends and customer* at LOW PKICEft ! He would uJmo call at tention ro his large stock >f Umbrellas, C'nnew A Cblldren'* flat*, of all kinds and qualities.— Also, a line lot of stout Hiraw and Wool Hal* fur Ne groes. U / HATH MADE TO ORDER. Mart h 16, 1859.—dw3m. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! AT \o. HO IftltOA D STREET. Wu would cnll tho attention of our patrons and the public in general to our large stock of SUMMER GOOFS, winch wu will sell REGARDLESS OF COST, in order to close it out before tho season is at an end. Particular inducements uro offered in SUMNER SILKS, BAKEQEB, OIi.GF.A.i'J IDIJ-JS* ALL KIND* OF MUSLINS, and LACE and BAREGE SHAWLS. All other Goods—vit: iwhi:*tkj woo DM, Linens, Embroideries, Hosiery BOOTS &c SHOES, HATB.CAPS, &o. AMI) KBPHCIALLY READYMADE CLOTHING, will undego a considerable reduction in prices. We are dotermined to dispose of our Hummer Goods eru the season closes, and shall not there fore mind BAC&IPICKB ! ILLIUS & ROSE, (BIICC EBBOIIB TO 11. UItOMHMAVKH.) No. Ml BROAD STREET. Gelonbiii, ok, My 21 -4wU IDXSSOX^XJTXOISr. HMIK Copartnership of BROOKS A. CHAPMAN was I disHolved on the 18th ult. by mutual consi nt. All persons indebted to said firm are notified to make pay ment only to John W. Brooks, who having purchased all notes and account* belonging to the late firm, i* nhme authorized to use the firm name iu settlement of outstanding bUHineHw. JOHN W. BROOKS, F. S. CHAPMAN. NOTICE. r |UtF. undersigned having purchased the entire inter -1 calm tin’ Drug Store of Brooks it -Chapman, will continue the business on In* individual account. A* a member of the late firm he would make lu* acknowl edgement to t lo- generous patron* of Ute house, and re spectAilly solicit ttcontinuance of their confidence and patronage JOHN W UItOOKS. January 13, 1859.—dwtf. DISSOLUTION. ‘ r l HIE Copartnership heretofore existing and doing 1 huHineo* under the uauieand style ot CLEMONS, BROWN A CO. was dissolved on the 12:h day of Feh rnary. 1H59. The business of said partnership will be settled and closed uu by VV. (J. CLLMO.NS and WIL LIAM I. WOttklM, who are fully authorized by power of attorney to ell and convey real and peraotuii property belonging to said partnereiiip. to collect a!! sum* of money due and owing lo said firm, and to pay all demand* and renew all note* or obligation* against said partnership. This the ‘2Bth dnv of March, 1859. W ti. ( LEMON'S, W.L. WOKNI M, JOHN W HURT, GEO. T. HURT, C. 1* WORM i\l March 29, 1859. -wd3m NOTICE. 1H AVE puichused Hit* Cotton Gin Munuftuluring interest of Me**i*. Cl.l MONS. BROWN & CO., and shall cnnltinue the business under the name ami “w.'g. CLEMONS, BEOWN & CO. Mr. ISRAEL K. BROWN (All us heretofore, super intend the Muttufut Miring Department. W u. CLEMONS. Columbus, March 29—wdfim. NOTICE \\TV. have sold our Cotton Gin Manufacturing in- VV terest to Mr \N’ G CLEMONS, who succeeds > us in the. bU*in<*H*. We. bespeak tor our suoce*Hur a ’ continuance of the liberal patronage extended in our . Ihinby the Cotton Planter* throughout the country. CLEMONS, BROWN <w C O | C'oliimbua. Ga., Man Ii *29—wdtf NEW SA3BLE AND HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT. SigBBIK.VI A A A CO., | For tlic purpose of Carrying outlie | SMB LI km HARNESS; BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. We have taken the Store between Gunby’s Corner 1 aud the Rank of Cnluttibu*, wile.re we intend keeping a good assort meat of j SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, WHIPS, MACHINE BELTING, SADDLE k HARNESS TRIMMINGS, and everything usually kept by the Trade, of our own | make and the best northern manufacture, which we ; will sell a* low to* can be bought in Uio South. SailellCH and Hjirnen | of any Hlyle or quality made hi order, and repairing done I aitheshurtoMt notice and oil the incut reasonable term*. W I. SIIERMAN, A HATCH. CoiumbiiN. Jan. I*t, INSH. wdlf. COLUMBUS Saddlery, Harness, ANI) i.i: ATH EJI STO KE. li. MIDDLED ROOK & 00., 94 Broad Street, I’ Jk MAM IAI II IILHH AMI UEAI.ERK Saitdlni, Hume*,, ,v Leather, | whu h the follow mg couiprisi * a pan • HpaniNli Uuilted Saddh.-t, overlaid; l.ng j livlt do; Piautei*'Plain do; Youth'* and Boy’* do; Wagon an Plantation do; and Ladle* Saddle*,—varte | ty ot *tyle*. .(lurtiiii.'alrii, Suilillc llUKH, it lid Medical do. HARNESS. Fine Hilver plated Carriage 11 aria s*—all qttaHriee. *• “ “ Rockaway “ •* “ “ Droible Buggy *■ •• “ “ Hiugie do “ “ Pliiiti black HurneNs, all Hlyle* and qualities. LEATHER, Hkirllug Ireatlier,Bridie do. Ilog 8k. iih, Psd Hkiiis, llanutHS Leatiier, Oak aud Hemlock, Hole Leather, Calf Hkm*, Lining Hkiiis, Hlioe Pegs, Lasts, Thread and Finding*. Ac. [Machine Heltiug. Leullicr and Rublicr Bolting, aii wiilths, Light Kolilicf and Canvas footing, for Plow Back Bauds. Just the thing for Planters. Belt Rivets, uml Lace Leather. THUKTIXS. jrmj) Ladies anil Gent lemon’s k? ‘l'rßWtxling Trunks, all quaß *w> i I il I'Ll.'* and styles. Bonnet It.nos, Valines 1 and Carpet Bags. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. oyßg.i.namelleil Leather, Pat Dash Leather unJ Enameled Cloth*, all widths uml qualities;, oil Carpet, Luces, Fruigen. Head Lining*, Leather <’loth Booting*, Nails, Tacks, Ac. Mtirrups, Hitts, Buckles, Harness Mournings, ll,imos Collars, Whips, Wagon Breeching, , Am! Blind Bridle*. j All the above goods nre of our own manufacture; ‘ made of the best uiateiial uml by experienced work men. YY'e invite all those who are in want of nrli< les in our litre to call and examine our stock, and we as sure, them that they will be well satisfied witii the quality of good* ami the prices; us they wilt he sold on the very HKMT TKUMH N B New Wotk made, aud Repairing done nt the ; shortest notice dcl—dwtf. UII >\V ELL'S BITUMINOUS GOAL OIL GKEASK, FOR AXI.ES, MILL-GEARING, Sec. rpillH GKF.AHF., for Htages, WagoiiM, t arts, Car- I ri tges. Mill Gi aimg, Heavy Bearings, Ac., is loniid tobe the ia-sl in use. Ii warranted to stnud any temperature. It combtire* tire body and fluidity ol j Tallow. Beeswax and Tur, keeps tire axles always i cool and does not run “If, and is unsurpuMsed hi ilutu bility and clieapness. Hold by JOHN W. lIfIOOKH, j April‘Ji, 1859 Diugglst. MLRLQN & FITTS, i AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND NEGRO BROKERS, 59 and 01 llroatl Street ,< ol ti mbits, Ga. Wllri.s’ti I continue the above lino at our old stand* Thankful for the patronage hereto -1 fore eo liberally extended to u* by our blends and tbe public, wo hope by renew mi exertion* to merit | Its continuance. No efforts will be spared to give entire satisfaction to those who utay confide their businoss to our care. YVo will give oar personal attention to the *alo of Heal total*, Negroes, Menihandisvand Pro. dtice. Having houses fitted up expre*!j tor the purpose, we are prepared lo board, purohan aud sell Negroes ou Commission. Liberal advntu-.es willbemude a* heretofore on • Negroes and Merohundlxo. Admkulitralorsand Executors’ stint attended to I 9u reasonable term*. IT A Hiock of LIKELY NKGRGOfiBof ell -lassus will bo keptoonstanU von hand. UII AH. H. HARRIHON, i OBOKGS I. FITTB. Oel um bos, §ept, t, Ifl#.~ wtwU CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON STEAM-PACK ET LIN E. RUNNING IN k OONNXCT!ON WITH TIIK North Eastern Railroad of So. Ca. - . v* THE SPLENDID and fast running Suiatner GORDON. F. Barden, L'oin iiiandcr, leave* Savannah for Chaile*- HHHBi<ii,every Sunday and Wednc*duy at teruooaaut and o’clock, and connect at CnarJeiiloii with Hut morning train of Ui* North Eastern Railroad going uortl.. Heiunimg, leuvu* A:‘jarlH*ton every Monday andF..day uigtil ol 8 oV.ck, laltur tho arrival ot Urn ear* on tho northooslerii cailroad) and arrive* at Sa vannah early uoxLiuuiuug, By Uii* route paaaaugur* can obtain through ticket* lo umlfrom Savannah, ami Wilmington. N. V. Having a thorough freight arrangement with the Ceniialuailroail and tl* connection*, all freight* be tween Chaileston and the Interior of Georgia,roiwigu ud to the agent* of lln* line, will be forwarded with de*p:Uch and free of charge. .1. P. BROOKS, Agent Savannah. IS. LAFITTE 6c (To. Charleston. Jan 15—dwll. Freight Arrangement lIETWJUKft ATLANTA A l OHIM BUS. BY an arraiigeurenl between the Railroad (Sompauio JLi couiposiiig the two route* from Atlanta lo Coluiu hire, concluded ut their convention at SavauniUi outlie I bill instant, it wu* agreed that tire loilowiug rates between Atlanta and CotumbuH sbuil govern,, laking efleet Hum tire I*l day ot May 1857. VIA WEST POINT. Corn per bushel lie. Wheat 19; Oat* 8; Bacon Whisky, Flour, in suck* or bail el* per 190 Um3sc: Bagging, Hope, Liu-d in earn* nr bbls. per 100 lbs r 4o:. Coul, Pig Iron, by car load, per ton, #2,75.. VIA MACON. Corn per bushel 14c. Wheat 15c. Oats 10c. Bacon, Whiskey, Flour in sack* or barrel*, per 100 lb*., 44c. - Bagging, Ropf. Lard in cun* or bbl*. per 100 pound* 56cents. Coal, Fig Iron, by car load, per ton#4.9*c. J. MUNTIAN, President and Kupeiinteudent Muscogee R K. GEO. VV. ADAMS, Superintendent Southwestern Railroad. EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent Macon and Western Railroad. GEO. G HULL. Superintendent Atlanta and LuGrange Railroad,* t HAM'L G. JONES, Eugineerand Superinlenileni M. & W,P. 11. j May 30. 1858-dAwti, HULL, DUCK & CO. VRE now prepared to supply their customer*.) with everything they may need for Family or Planta tion use. HULL, DUCK & CO., \KE agents for the sale of tire National Agricultural luipt’Miients, and keep always on hand Ploughs Harrow*, Rake*. Iloes, Wheelbarrows, Corn Sliellers, Straw Cutlers, Corn Mil;k, Hand-plows, etc., etc. HULL, DUCK & CO., TT AVE just received a large lot of Land Plaster, and 11 Calcined Plaster for Den rods. HULL, DUCK & CO., KEEP every thing which a Planter ran possibly . need. HULL, DUCK & CO., n’AVE a full and general assortment of Groceries of every description fine Liquors, Cigars, To hacco, Bagging, Hope, Ate.. At . HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE a large and well assorted stock of aJI kinds ol Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. HULL, DUCK & CO., I I AVE all kind* of Hiiih, Fashionable Moleskin, 1 1 ( Jtssiiuere, Aite., and Common Wool ami Straw Hat* for illaiitaiiouH. HULL, DUCK & CO., K EEP all lire Drug* and Medicine* necessary on a . plantation. HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE general assortment of Hardware, such as Hatchets, Hammers, lines. Axe*. Knives, Ac HULL, DUCK & CO., fTAVEu good stoek of Saddl** of every kind, l Bridles, Whip*, etc., etc. HULL, DUCK & CO., H AVE Boots and Hhoca of vatious kinds and quali ties. Rusm-t Brogan*, Gents’ lino Hoot* and Shoes. Ladica’ Shoes of every descri|Hion. CoiumbUN, April 18, 1869. I. ZMtikM ft GO., COLUMBUS, GA. WIiOIJBHALK AM) It KTA I L GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS e HAVE on hand and will continue to receive a large ami well mdeclad *teck. cmhrariug eve ryarticle fa their line, which i • ■■"••red to their friends and the public at market pricer- Cniue and see us. 1857 dwtf HAVANA CIGARS, loo.uoo 2ixr^:;T AnuN rSarii— wdlt K. BARNARD ft CO. WEST INDIA MOLASSES, Ext \ BARRELH chosen for sale In uianhgft Wdlf L. BARNARD ft CO. MESS J'OKK. 1 1 lA BULH for sule by 1\ nj Ft b. la.—dwtf E BARN AUD. ft CO. GOLDEN SYRUP. (YA 10 GALLON KEOH, Choice. Z’ 1 lor ule by K BARNARD ft CO. Feb, 18. dwtf TO THOSE INDEBTED. VIA E hereby give imrlcr that all claims due us. and | iiotputd or satisfactorily arranged, prior lo next re uro day ol tire respective counties in wlorh the pur ties reside, will be sued. None wiU be sti mar’A)-dwtf E. BARNARD ft CO. I IMillltlllK I*OttttO©. 1 AA BARKBLM PINK KYKH. lor sab- by 11/U fablodif K BARNARD ft CO. 1 i\ v,w NUgiir anti N O i IIIIDH. Hugar, all grades, J t 150 Hills, and U bbl* choice Molasses for sale by l.hlOdlf E. BARNARD ft CO. i l'uucy Clour. l)A BHLH. Extra Choice Haint Louis, for sale by ZA) tebftklti E. BARNARD ft til llltmu Halt. f\/Y HACKS for sale by tIU l.hlOdlf E. BARNARD ft GO. Oil CoiDiIKIHIICUf. O/ W | COILM Hand Hpwn Hope, a good article for •jv fv t stile in lota by F. BARN Alii) ft CO. Columbus. Feh. Id, 185ft—^iwtf. , J. A. WHITESIDE & CU mtikkikm Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in Drugs, MedicincH, Paints, Ac., for Curh at, Caeh prices, at 125 Broad Struct, Culuiulms, Oa. May U Ms. AITBKYTH ES &c., WANTED. WE wish to employ tUroo boys as apprentices. They must bo Able-bodied and steady. To inch wo will offer inducement*. We also wnnt to hire otto r two food Painter*. Also, a middfo-aged. able-bodied, steady Negro Man for the balance of tho year. TROY MANUFACTURING CO. Juno I, 185#. lm WOOD, EDDY & GO’S Single Number LOTTERIES. Capital Prize $50,000. TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS WOOD KDBV A, CO., MAAAGERg, [SUCCESSORS TO H. HWAN &. CO J The following kclioiiim wUi bit drawn by Wood, Eddy A, Cos., Manager* of the Sparta Academy Lottery n each tit their Single Number Lottenea tor Jtina 1859, at Alolhta, Ga., iu public under the supanutau deuce ot ('ouimisaiom r*. Class 23 draws Malurday, June 4, 1859, Class 24 draws Hamrday, June 11, 1859 Clnss 25 draws Saturday, Juno 18, 1859 Class 26 draws Saturday, Juuo 25, 1b59 Oik (he Plan of Hlngle Nun. her*. 50,000 “TICKETS— 5,485 PiiIZES. NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS Masniliccnt Scheme! To bo drawn evory Saturday in June. 1 PrUo.of. *50,000 \ u 20“00 j .4 * . * J. * < : tt 3,000 L „ • w 5,Ml IUO “ ioo “ jjj APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prl/.uM ol S4OO approx’g to s6o,oool'rlxe are I.WS 4 ” 3M “ ftkftdO “ IJMO 4 “ “ Ib,INK) “ 1000 4 “ “ 5.1*00 “ viO “ 200 “ 4,000 • flutt 4 “ 150 “ H,O(K) “ oou 5 “ 100 “ 1,6(K) “ 400 6,(A0“ 20 ~rc.... *...#100,000 3,485 Pri/.aa amounting to f32o.lidt Whole Ticket* $lO. Halves 95. Quarters *2.50. A Circular showing tho Plan of the Lotteries will be went to any one desiren* of receiving it. ( eriifictiU l * of Package* will be Hold at tire following rate* wlucii i* tlic risk: CorlllicHle* of Package of 10 Whole Tickets sBo “ 10 Half ’• 40 lo Uuarters “ 80 10 Eighth “ * 10 Sparta Academy Lottery, CLASS NUMBER 139 DRAWS WiiDNESDAI- JUNE 30th, ISM On tlie Three Number Flan. 7b Numbers—l 2 Drawn Ballots. Nearly one Prize to Every Two Ticket* ! One bra ml Prize oi s;>o,oob. 1 I’rixu of #19.179 | 4 Prises of $2,400 2 ’’ 10,000 20 •• 1,000 2 “ 8.000 j 140 u 250 4c. &c. dtis., Ac. 27,814 Pi ixt-a amounting toSSI3.KC. Vfhole Ticket* Halve* $6; Quarters #2.50 IN ORDERING TIM. t ie OR CEJFf IFICATEB Enclose the money to our addre*H for the tickets or derml, on receipt of which they will bn forwarded by first mail. Purchaser* can have ttckuittoiding m any figure they may designate. Ltai of Drawn Numbers and Prise* will be sent to purchaser* immediately after the Drawing. Purclia* rs will ; e*- write their signaUuws plain, rind give their post oincu, county and Siute. Heineiubc-r that every prize is drawn, and payable la foil without deduction. All prizen ofBl.tKW aud under, payable immediately after the drawing, other piuu-s ut the usual time of 30 days. NOTICE TO COII RF,S POND ENTS. Tire-.’ who po-f.-r not sending money l.y mail can use The Adonis Express (oux|muy, w l.ereby itiotrey tor in sum* m Ten Dmiars ,iml up ward* can lye sent un AT • >t’R RISK AND EXPENSE Horn uiiy city or town where they have an otfjcfi. The money and order rna-i be enclosed iu a Government j Post < truce fltamjiod Lnvelup., ur the Express Conq>a ny caniiolit'ceivi- them. Ali communication* strictly confidential. I Address order* for Tickers or C'enifU ute* to V. ‘HJi). LDDY 6c CO., Aturueia, Ga. ox WOOD. HDD V A CO., Atlanta, Ga. or WOOD, EDDY ft. Cif, WiimingUiu Del. Person* rending war Montgnuisry, Ala., or Atlanta, G t., im .vt- then order* lilted and save time by ad dressing S. Swan Ac Cos. ut either of these cities. To Planters & Farmers. JOHN LEE, Agricultuial and Garden Seed Store, Opposite Redd, Proerft C. Broad ftlrert, COLUMBUS. AttRH ULTURAL AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. r f ’HIE ft <• ii- t Ino. i>i ILikcn, ll.nH|.;uits, Hlwv X clt*. Fork-'. nrnrcH, Pruning r*hcar. Plows, t ul | tivalors, Oal and Slim k t ‘lUlcm, Corn HbMlertl. ftr j evor ‘ itcicd for fiatc in iiiw city, all oi wliirii 1 urn deter ii : mIoscIIRA per cent bidow thr usuwl . price a. Trosh Warranted Garden Seeds, I T My arrnrigeineuts Ireiug now complete, I uui Areper ’ ml •< sell all tire host vnriflics of ftie purest Garden j Heede at 5 cents per paper - l*i pupeis tor sft rent* Pare Peruvian Guano. * Land Plaster. IL.ue Dost, Elide Island, (’olumhian, uml Mexican Guano, :u New York prices, fVt ight merely added. KOYT'S Celebrated Super-Phosphate of Lime. Fain eolemr t for flu* sals of this frrtUiaer for tiuu I eity and neighborhood. It litre been applied with tlir* most marked success to Croton. Corn, Potatoes, aud I Garden Crop# in several jiaits of tins 8 tale, (all aud cel Pamphlets, witii analysis and certificates of iistnj# ! qualities. Honeyblade Hungarian Grass Seed. Nmv i*the uui# to plant this new and highly exioU i ad Grass; u large tot to arrive in a day or so Fiowar Jar*. Mower Hi.-mJ, Ffowmnng Pisrit*. ftr., all hi 30 percent, less Ilian sucli thing* could be houaht i ImrefotVire marrliSl dwtf Film ill ver E’lauiutiouii i POR SALE. v*§ I will sell at a reasonable price and . . tvmiHHtn three years credit, one plama ■ r -.f-.Ati'>n on the euai aide of Flint River, iifijj where the Railroad from Columbu# (<* -> M.i ii *-se, consist tug of FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTk ACKKri >*’ good bottom and marsh Laud*, and eight imndred and Ally acres of Pine land. Tire bottom and mui*ii lands are a* good a* can ire found in Georgia. This may be divided into three I xrttli nieiitH. An extensive levee bus been built, hut more work must yet be done, to secure the land per. maiiently from overflow. fi Plantation iiiiiumliauiiy below tlie estate of i...v Towns. on tin* went aide ol'ibe river, and one and a half union below tbo railroad, niibiut mg IMX) ecrwa of the best ttiver linttnm, without any marsh. and and about sixty or seventy acresol high pine land, u|- on which more is abeuuiilul mul convenient settle ment 11 pon this tract there are two autos and a half of good levco. tint requires some repair* anti conside rable exit-osion to render all the lands secure. Upon both plantations, ihi.’ land* are, with alight exceptions, | fresh and extremely productive; on the weal aide it ! >• all fresh but seventy acres. Any gentleman wish ing to examine them, will please call on Mr. Lilly on , the c.i •’ sido, and Mr. Young on the west side of the 1 liver, and should a purchase become desirable, see me ut Columbus. Pomsossioii given hist January next. JOHN 11. HOWARD January 11, 1849—wAiltf. | KT Columbus Km,Hirer, Corner Slone and ftn please copy Ihe above weekly ■wo months. ALDWOBTH’S WrouglU-Iron looking Stove. rAM now prepared to fill order* for thia No. 1 . Move, now auk now lodged to surpaaa all oth er* lor Hotel and family pnrpoaea. Aiao on hand and tor rmle a full assortment of WOODAND WILLOW-WARE, Ilip, Sponge, and shower Baths. TABI.I. AM) POCKET CLTTLtRV Hrooiiis, Brushes, Saucepans, Hollow-Ware, Ac., and many other article* too nutnoroua to mention. Cull and examine uiy Block at 137 Brood Street. April 14—dwtf K. M. ALU WORTH. l-'OJi S VI.K. ‘TUlEiiutwcribertMuioii hundafew HTILLB for the 1 .uunutailuring of BEACH BUA.NDY or Will*- . KEY, which he will tell at very low pricea. Aieo Tiu, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware. of every variety and description, which can be bought at tho to went rates. JOB WORK, Do mi at short notice and on the most Ik-oral terms. •I. H. HILKH, Agents, Next door below Hans rtoucl, llroartßtret. ’ July IH, IWH dwtl. _ EARL* SifISKIIT BAIJEH. ; \.I TILL la* told on the tint Tuesday lu July next, VV lll*tore Lie • oitrt Hollar door in Blakely, Early i i-itunl y,Cn., within the legal hours of sale, the lollow | lug property, to-tivM/ 11, ill Lot oi'Laml. number throe hundred and thirty - I live, in Ute tweoly-MXth distru tof Mid county, lev , ted on jim the properly of Tliouiac T. Kdmond l son, to satisfy on'll la I'ruin Ihe felupcrioi L'ourt of Marly county, in ihvor of Junif* Butler, v*. said T. T. ; Edmondson. ANTHONY 111 Tt'HI.NH Hli'fT. June 8. LB4W wtds. I BEOIUdA, Harris fount y t | rpWO Moo tin afterdate uppU* uiimii will he made ’ I to the Court of Ordinary of Harris County, for < leavo to sell tile lamia of William t ’opeland deceased. * W C'X'KI.A.MJ, Executor June IS. DW.~wiu Book Binding I EXECUTED in au|H*rioc atyle at the offire of the “j 1 Hnlittobite Thors •• n*n en fecial notice. ALL persona indebted to the late firm of Brooka * .'hapinau, by note or accoutit, are re|ueated to make immediate payment, as further Indulgence can- B ut he given. JM>. W BAOOKH Uolumtma. Ga, March M—dwtf.