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DEMOCRATIC MEETINH l.\ BAftßlt. A Meeting of the Democratic Party ~f Harm county, will be held at Hamilton, on SATUIIDAY. the 27tb iust, for the pttrpoa© of bringing out can did ate* tu represent. Horrid county in tin* JLiegiaig* ture, at which tiuiu auci place it expected that the lion. A. M. SPEKII, *.:mdidatc for of the .‘hi District, will be present and address the people; ami other speakers will bo present also. Onr follow citucus of the county of all parties, are requested to oomc out and lu ar lor th'iui Wives. M A N Y i> V M rtf ’ i! ATS Aug. 17, —d wtd. YpjHtiaimeaUt. Messrs. Orawford and Douglass the candidat*-* of the Democrat io and Aweroan parties, in thi I District for Congress, will address their le|l<\* : ia®ua, at the following places amt tin* Buena Vieto, • - Frid.iv An-. KllaviHe Saturday 27 •• Oglethorpe . Monday IN “ llawkinaville - Wednesday i•• Ahberilla . Thursday 1 Sept Vienna . Saturday .1 •• A morion* Monday Preston Tue.-.day Luuipktu - Wcdiu ,day ; *• Dawsou - - Tuesday l;t Starkeaville - Vic.mcday 1 4 *• Isabella - - . Friday 1•• Albany - Saturday f. *• Newtou - . - Mmidac l'. •* Camilla - - . Tuesday 20 <• Baiubridge - . . Thursday 22 •’ Colquitt - . lri.Uy Blakely - - Saturday :'l Moigu - Slumlay Fort tluios - Wediioilny as Quitman - . Xhur-iuy Cwtbberl SelurUey 1 tS-t AKe.eiMi U K|uw,p The Democratic candidate for Congre >s, will ad drew theettitenaef the ThirJ DLirict, a- 10l lows ; At Thomaaton, l psou Cos., on Friday, An 1 “ Pratt aburg, liuo of Talbot * Taylor, &*t urd.iy. Aug.. 20. “ Valiev Plains. Talbot c Minty, Tm I•.. An.-ut, 23. “ Waverly Hall. Harris county, Thursday, August. 2a. “ Hamilton, Harris couuty. Saturday. _ August. 27. CHARLES B. 11l DSON, r ;i ,l„-,| t .„ u announce that he I.- a candid*:,. ~r the .•*: •• u : Solicitor General. of the Chattahoochee oircu t, at the approaching election. Aug 9, Isj9, w£d-tde. To file Voters of llarrts County. I hereby announce ntynii as an indepeum-nt ran delate for the Georgia tonare. Induing ibis 1 aui prompted aioneby a attici! anti fixed determination to stand by, and maintain niv long cherished prim iplcs of States Rights ai.,| stan Uovereiguty, w hich b-r thirty year* l ave i*-. „ nn political polar stars Having thrown nv bum rto j the breeze I shall stand by it to tin; wiieri.cr in I triumph or defeat. I shall not be tnuu toe lied by party aucuse--. ..i dn | and staoid u solulion* wtiicti ar- i.i and •tgnlfjiug nothing. G. W. LPPtf. Ham-county, July 15. wgaoud From the Columbus En-.-ii, - , To the Volt'll ofCbuttahonrhi-t; Count). •—! aui before you, the rt -ular • nominee.f tho Opposition party, u,i cautti-. : to represent Chattahoochee oounty, itt the Sena i torial branch of the Legislature of the Staff ... Georgia, at the ensuing ser ein ; In making this, my first debut, in a political j fight, I remark Ist. Wo are not opposed to the Democratic j party of Chattahoochee county, hut to iho pro .*ut unsound, unjust, Motional aud oppressive’ \d ministration. 2d. Wo, a* citizen- r a great commonwealth, have rights that should be infringed upon by no manor set of men divery man, by tht chnn- .f ! his creation, is the equal of his coteinpornrii *: j tho essential rights of every generation same the rights of ancestry’ are ih .t ■; ...... 1 ty. Man has claims whifb *it becomes his .I-* tv J to assert in right of his existence; au-h tu the ri i feasible right **t thinking and h •tiny’ f r him-*’*, when thought and action do mu infringe tl.. of another, as they never will, when truth o.d I justice are made the basis of human intercom .... These rights, common to i nil ,;|. 1 American citizens, cannot be abolished . ? cession, statute, precedent or positive instruction, j and when wrested or withheld from the multitude i by their ruler', ui:iv be reclaimed by the ] .pie ; whenever they see proper to do it. •Ad. In the momentous affairs of government, nothing should be made the exclusive property • i a few, which, by right, belong to all, and me ‘.<• ‘ safely and advantag f>iisly used by the rLrluJ'ul | proprietors. Property i, Uoiniuiou h< m n, right of power, and if in the hands of a few the balance of government is destroyed by enabling j them to control the destiny of the whole. 4th. The subjects t ail government* have n right to know the official acts and du.ugs >■( their agent and officers, and to demand iheir puUit a- j tion accordingly. Whenever the mt.je< ts -d u ; government resign the right of discussing freely i and AmHfWily the conduct of their rulers, w bet her it be ‘lone by direct concession, or uoffre tiv bv ! attaching theomelves to, and oiitinuuig ap.hin the pale *f a party ; when such a system of ; i 1 . obtains, they renouucc, to a %i.rful extent, lir.*t j principles of American freedom. sth. The vindication of nn Injured people Juv contention for their right* is furnished by a • shameful denial of their existence, and any move- I meat by the oppressed, to recover their rights, will be resisted by those who oppressed tin tu . but suffering and persecution (in a rauae,) which the love of God ami man rcM|iiire should be j foarlcssly met and resolutely borne. With the preceding deelarntions, I enter ujioii the pditical field of battle to gain bio-. • victory a just and e*)ual adraini*tration of gov ernmeut is the only Nate policy for a free and m dependent people ; guarded by the lights botore ! me, i shall endeavor to “Seizo upim Truth wherever found. On Christian or ou Heathen ground . Among my friends among my Lnv?. Tho plant’s divine wherever it grows.” Very respectfully, your ob t scrv’l, S. J. AI’.STIN. Cosseta, iia.. Aug. B.VTIRKLY NEW ! EMTIKELY NBW! I XVHAT is lTf That Wonderful Purifying: Agent Darby's Prophylactic Fluid! ThivUa Srtr Ditto try. It i* the rr<-.U of j Learned Htrea- ■ It it a Irtumj>J Scitmsijlv Skill ! TT Is a t domical 1 in .ii <f in .! rial*. privcd-Un \:i ----1 ture bewif. for reiulerilit'inn., tt.c air w: to- ■ • i*.■. Its artion is in obedience to iix< i iaw •>. QUICK, BURK, POVVKRFUL! If puntW dwellings, sinks, kittiieiis. It imnovMiaU offi nsive odors; It rures burns with inmanl certainty; If is the bent pn-juuMiun ever used ii.r fresh wound*. ) It destroys all vs*stable and animal poisons; it relfevws in a few seconds ttie bite* of insects, | bees. sic. It preserves* meat fiom spoiUng It Miake* ii ahn w r* son- It M'licves lb*- heart-luini It is lb<- best tissun-U Ii scalier* Ik>ils when formnuf; It sptUties I-,*,ip w lim formed, and heals I Item rapidly | Ii Mgms4 lor • trhuncles, iib-fra. corns and s*res; It cleanse * Ihe tenth and pumkw the breath; The w orst sttnptoui* of TyidtoM and rtcarb-t Fever j arc mM|aied by the an**- <t tins Fluid; it ton* (eon j known to check the spread of Typhoid Fever in Pain- , iiie* and upon plaritatmiM. la'idm? piiydtiSDMri’ usiiii Itin ficirloetou, Co- . lumbta. Wavaunah. AugMt t, Atlanta. M ( 'oluiu- j bus. Montaoutery , Melina, Mobile and .V w Orleans. The Hospital* of New Orleans and Mobile nn , uama n Hospitals, corporations, slop masters, mauutaiHirers. ; planters, p!i>an-tans, lunnsiou by Hie gaiion at reduced . ratea. Fbr Mle bv druggiatM and country meri hanls genCr- j ally, from whom order* are rnapet-rthUy <>licit< *l Try at least one hottle Price SO rent*. Follow dt- j reetlons. fT7“Manufactured only in (he laibomtory of H J. DAltliY, Auburn, Ala. For aab* hy all tb Oruavios of Ooluuibu*. N. II Peraons wishing soils, ores, wu* r. A* an aly ze.l can have it done on reasonable t* i iuh Iry ***nd ttf <>] a. rof. 1a a it it V marl4—wton The Great English Remedy. SI It J AMES CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Fills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. It. Pky sieian cstraordinnry to the Queen. TIIK OKKAT EM*I ‘dll Hi:M I.l#Y TIIB GREAT ENOl.trill REMEDY THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR JAMBS ( LARKF/H FEMALE PILLS rilK J AMEri I LARKE'ri FEMALE PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEaaALE PILLS •OLD MY ALL DRI GUIHTS SOLD BY ALL DRI GUISTS •OLD BY ALL DRUOGIriTri N B any authorized agent, will tnaure a hottle. rmitaininf bv Pilla by return mail march*—dwly. •old in Colntnliua, by Pambarton A Cartar, Acae A varaoa and ail raapbcubla Drugflara Ht>U,OWAY'S PILLS. 1.. you .suffer frotji lowue.sr of apirits, ami a pniniYi! tcmleney t* b>ojk cu the dark till© pf • • ii* 4 ’ ‘ ‘Cry a few <los- of thi< invigorating i* a .y . ihev reenperute the system In all pha-es o ; voitratiou, iwiiuiianting aud motoring the i’u oiiotgips. Sai lut the manidaoton. No -* Malden l.nue, Now A oik, and by *U l*rug gista, ut 25c., o.’c,, amt $1 per box, .1* • /- iy -no,tileryuf merit***: f the Oxygena ted Bit tor* in > uring Dyspepsia iu its worst de- VoU,p4--etits # ht'ootna know a and apprecintad, ot- U.; ,i j.re pounng in iroiu oil pria of the •<.uii rv North, South, Kast ami West. This tuUs tLo atory. A*..’ of our readers ntUictoU with Scrofula or Seri . ton- .-omplaujU, will do well to rend (lie re e tl. in our Advertising <*olnmnß res looting it Bui i.tfitf'd th< itui >! this vUaorder has hfbn , ■ : v. -. ’ v , !•. aid the clear exposition of j j tu I• . iveii, IV M IWv” O R4H-otiild© tUnl lUWt'ui. i \\ 0.. flkhoi . ;dn:i:t-d tliu scurchlng ami utie j manner in which Dr yi*r treats every ut he touelio* : whatever ha* hi-attention nt all, lias .• gnutt <i. i of it, he masters what he umierttikoa, :>>ui no ••iu i who ha i a pailudo of ftndiug for bis m.’ .eii and followuian, tutu look with indilleronoe up :)•- lab..;’ f -rthe .’* b. llotid what he says of Scrofula, ami sue ;n how few words and how clear- | ly hr Iclls ii- more than no all have known of this uini*ti*u.H mid fatal ma l idy.— Sun Ph l/adelphia, * WOOD'S lIAIR RI2STOUATIVK. In *',*. . . -iriin--in !• hr found art advrr • - . i. Mnrative Wo kuow noth of. if- i .i'T- savti'wluu w o road, but that i suf fi’ ; 1 ‘darfy when v*• *ro sveh teattuiony of it* 1 • me ibi... viHg, winch c * lu* from tlm Otu w.i f'r, o Trader; ”11‘Mile died Mtc>*)s*ivety vumliy lustily rocom ■ h itriontev* on r*ur ownnaif denuded crown, v. e about l**rt nil eoufidcucr in uo-dmuis of that aorl, ‘•ntii iv.i .A nt*\V!’ n>rt a dietjn(pushed politiriau of t.ii’ ritny . whom web id anon three years ago with thin li. r ■ ; • * ‘/my nsu fat,* but now l.oaMmi{a tinea h*-.i l..*ir a* ,-onld wish. Wndentanuodthese '’ret ,'f'f* impn.ve.l nppearauce, when lie rendilv ar. “mu lot ii t*v aanibniK it to Ihe virtues of Prof. soil’s lum restorative. We shall try that next.—(Rock S"i.i ■>;. Droggi - 4u this city, and by deul ers.;:- , es rem rally throughout the United S; ... *n i t’vt Hdas. jvilglrt—wd2w. DIU(iSIDKu W3 U JOHN W. BROOKS. Vj AT-JHK OLD STAND OF >~3 BRitOKS A CHAPMAN, skin or \egro Mortar. OlUM.lt OF •■y* Broad & HandolphSts., t.’OLUMBUSGA., BBALKKS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, ils, Dyestuffs, fcc., &c. AL * Still,ltAJ AM) DENTAL INSTiir.Rf.NTV BK6IDKB JP.A.3NTOY GOODS ‘ Kiohmein? cverv variety of PERFI MRRY, mm; riOAT.S POMADES. UAIR and TOOTH BRUSH KS. COMBS, A* . A e.. all of which are of i red to the j l .iflie on as liberal terms a* any H<mo in thv >uuthenrc market. All order* will rfct-Ive prompt and careful uttentioh. Soap. Soap, Soap! MPOMIUS 08 CO NCI XTRATED UK ti (lie t'FfI’APEST and most convenient article for lii.-n.,;.* unis,..ii \\.i;b;*'. ever olltned to the pufri. On-*pound, *•* • nl) 50 ...ii, will make i.trty jxiuml- i’ -m .u hard soap, in every in *i.nifc ,vher* *he iprectl l ” • >i’ fltUy compUod wiili T!*“ ntnnuerhi usiiix It ri -fmple and similar to the or d.nar> p*‘iu:<li. but tar tupei i*,r to it a* a sapontfler MOLD IIY JOIIIS W. BROOKS, At tho Old Stand of BROOKS Sc 01-TA.JP3SrA.ISr, Corner of Broad aud Randolph Street*, riJUN ut IHE i>i( noitTAit, ( i)LI MRUS GEORGIA. ES:sid Tsim-v \<> ?!••. \N V l.nl . ort;< nileman mi the Ibiited States, puo w-iiit ti.nu itivlT** *7 ran inter into ancaay andre |H cteßh- l*m,i *:**, by which from s?jio #lO par (toy can l*c reyli/i'd For particular,*, address, (with stamp ) \A It ACTON, St to. Ant. w.’hn 41 North (tilth Ht . Philad’*. Fust Hate Place for Sale. I wit> sell my Ihrm lying within 13 miles of - * ‘ 41 h.-u creek in Chatlahoo .. ..... ■ .omry tieorgri. **.,*. Uillttlr* and ‘liiilvevi-niy tive anas, vv Ii improv rd amt j.ioi tn iive. Titiiwr.a>v aud a* niuinmilauiijr Auji.-:! u .1150*; JETIMU) OATHH. Chattaiiouclicc l.ami’ I'Ott KALE. ON the fit>t Tuesday in October next, before the ■icon., i : M ih. aWriber wffl s* :i to the higti* sf fitdderhis plantation and landa in said county. Ivii.q ...u.imn? the land* of Rev 1 .1 Mile* and i:.i via .- v*mi*. aud other*, containing about 330 a* it - , with alxiiit 150 aril 1 * *.i*eu and 111 cultivation. Ti.< an \ c land., w ill !>e *viltl on easy lenn*. mid per -... -i p.tr* liHnc tit r***picecd I■ • call amt ei . . 4 o i -:,!*. VC ILL* AM HOURR.per Am*. 9‘l—w-t4a St.N. Howakd Executor’s sialc. V*., WILL !*•; ••;d before the Court House dour u j town of Buena Vima. Marion county, on tirat Tutieday in ocluber ne*t, within the ’■ “ ImUii* ofsi.ie the Lands belonging to the I : of Willium 0 llnrdlann, lateof*aidcouatv,d -* < I-* .1. roii'ij.'ni;: oi his Inf.*- Plantation containing of 1,647 acres of .No l* otion Jarol* with finr improve merits ih. -on. nndit*a!e<l at the head ofMud t reek, and up-o) the Buena Ytata and Coiumhna Road via PmeVille The place is con*idere*l to lie second to mine in ihe t.ounty Will he divided into two aeltle menis if d--wired -1 ,*BO acre in one place 417 acre* in Terms of rial*- One-half payable 95th December, W11.1.A It If ARDIriON, Ex'x it i McHEHEK, ) ... F I IIAItDIriOIV, Peter to Col Levi It. Hmith. TnlboltonGa.,and flam. .1 Hal* her and Dr. if M Jeter, Columbus, Ciu. A tig I i-j'J, W-Us. s‘2. llewartl. r% jg RAN AW 4Y from tli* auhwriberon the 3dintf. ‘ljffh * negro iel...v by the iiameui 1 rauh He i* of y itow complexion, .*<i**ut& h*et 1 niches high ! /ft weigh ale mi EC*, walks n liltlo stooping, ami ateps quick Hint when he leii a little heard on iritil i * hit) He is a carpenter by trade, and i* |wo btUoy seeking l* gel with a negro carpenter by the unwieof Raleigh, who. I understand,i*now somewhere iu the n- u-hhorh<x>*< of liainbndge or Alt>any. CJa Frank, m seekingmnployuwnl, may profess to he a car penter, paint* r, or a repairer of gins ; and in talking about making a < ontracU lie uMiiany throws ins head on ’ sol--, looks wi.e and one eye The above n'tvard will b* p;od to any person who will deliver said tie'.tro mme ui UpeLka, All. “f confine bin) in any jail i - itiht lif i lo.ii ANDREW D GRIFI- IS Aug. , wit. \DMIMBTRATOR H HALF..—By viriireofthe last .w ill and t< *iau*eut ot Wirimui Roberts, deceased, will in ) ..nl tori’. ire rim Court House door, hi Dusseta, Chattahooclreo county Georgia, within the legal houre ~f- *,*•, on the iirst f.ieMiay in O* tuber unit, a certain ii.-’in man nu<.i*-d Harry, about sixty years of age. as the property of -aid dereass *t. for tho purposi- *f a di*- Terno* rnade known on the day of sale. NAVY KOHBRTH, admix, Aug 22, w-tds with Ole will annexed. I:!•;<is",! A-LiiattuhooelMe iouny. niWit Moitth-after date tippitea'ion will be made u> I th*’ C.iort of Ordmary <i said county, for leave to h< “ 1 tat* o( jot* 11 l.,.|<*n v. .1 IM \t A\ adm’r \nr -J. w'.m with will anna zed FOk ‘ALE. \KIMI Cotton phut tat ion uu North Cowikee .Crw k near (ileanvUie, Harbour county “Ala- This Hinntation contains about IHOO acres of laud, wish about 12<" aertv in cultivation, the iuprova nierif-’ consist in h larjftj < ouifnrtahlo ilwelling, good ovii -ocr In-use, good negro cabins, two good giti houses, one ot which is prrtpelled by wafer power, with h grist mill atUtohed,the plantation is thoroughly drained, with a number of well loca ted ditches. Tito growing crop at preaent prices will nliout pay th” price asked for ib entire iiact of land, ('all and look before buying elsewhere. An” 2o—d2t-wtl;>Hj. HAMLIN HASH. Ur ILL be sold heforglhe Court lloo* door, in the iovn of Talbothm, Talbot county, Georgia, on tlt<> flr-t Tuesday iu October next, within ihe legal hour* ni sale. Asreeaf.i to nn order oftlre of Ordinary of said • ..uniy, nstheiiropvrivol \N ilham McManus do’d. part of 1 mnnVi to:'in iire'iJ.l district, commencing at tho Booth East <*nir‘.faatd lot, ruining North with th,- oriiritraJ litrif t** th*- centre of said line, thence West ’ , of the “ •>'< rocs said l**t, thence Booth to the Mouth ‘ - ml tot. ‘tiei.ee Hast wrtti *ri*inal lin*’ to the login mg, being *25 acres. Also the undivided one tlnrdof 150 acres, being a part of Jot nhmber 9K, in -;o>i district KOBKRI McMAM B, Adm’r Aug, 10, l*.W, W-ld- rpwo months after date application will be mail* tb I lire onrt of Ordinary, ot Talbot county Georgia, for less, to (Nil lb*. Hr II K-tnto. belonging o the Es tei,. ~f ritephan Weathers. lat** of said .minty, dcreua ed HMV IB T WKATIIKIIH, Adm’r. Aug lb. 1859, W 4 2iu WO months after date application will be made to I tits Gourt tfOrdmarv, t Taibot county Georgia, for leave to sail ihe Heal Estate of Henry Hneiling*, iata of taut couuty. deceased. ELI AH L KING. Adm'r. de borne non, teith will annexed. Aug. Ift. IM9. w?m r p WO monthsafier date, application will be made | L tite Court rtf Ordinary, ut Talbot count v GnorgC, lor leave to sell ihe Real Estate *.r John U U rimuh. lute ofsald county. Uacoased Aug.46.wUm EZEKIEL U. HMlTll, Adui’i Ildrscs and Unit's. IWILL he to Columbus ou tho I'Sth of August. wlth llno Hundred and Thirty-four Mule* and Horses, call at Ivry, Smith .4 Cos., and examine for yourseivo*. J 0 TUCKED. Ami To, d-il-R w.it. WA\Ti:i). To lilBE. I?IFTY tmuils, either men, women, hoys, or gills, to pick out rollon, from the tirsl of rii pieniber to the find of November, for which one *l*l!ar per day will be paid, c Aril I HAMLIN HASH Aii if 15, xv ‘.’i JOHN U. I'KUKIVS, HU. R. ItKAU. (iRO. W. & Jill 111 READ, /' WiitronA 120 f’bamle rs St*. f NEW YORK, MANUFACXUHERS & WHOLESALE EAt,KKIt IN HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, &t'., HAVE now ready u Choice and Desirable Htock u the above goods, to which they solicit the Inspe*- lion ol all Ffrsl Class Purchasers—by tho C-aseor other wist*. CATALOGUES containing description of Goods, with prices attached, sent by mail on application. Aug 15, w-lt. Greenwood & Gray, WILL CONTINUE THE WAUEHOUSE & COMMISSION BU fN.VON AT their old Maml, near Ihe corner of Broad and Randolph rilrcet*, in this city. They are prepared to extend ail facilities usual iu their line, and to furnish Hugging, Hope and Twine, or any otlo i description ut Hoods, when *>r dered They a veal themselves of thin method of ten dering their service* to the public, with the assurance Hint prompt attention will he given to all business coutided to tbcii care. l rt. unt’.i Nwood. WM.C CiltvV Columbus, July 18.JWW. wit'is SELF FRESEItVATIO.A ! HAVING on baud for ovei MLg* three months, h uuuibei ot watches .ni cm>ckh, land a lot ol JKWRI.RV. * f which there i < luge minoint ‘Bl itil' 1 mr l"r repaus. and wliM II o* the “O nets have failed to enlt 1 have iloit rtnined to <*c.i JWJfV si*l uuieles to enable me to realize the money forthecharg es on them P ARTIES interested will govern theiu- B*lves accordingly ID*Repeiriug\WATCHES, t l.)i US and JF.W ELRT.) promptly, nwuiiy, ttiul fuiihfiilly executed a* heretofore. K 0 LANi'HEU Next door to I <f srwrßK's Aug 15, xv 4t-d6t VALUABLE RIVFR PLANTATION F O’ SAL, F,. tC*, I’ll E Subscriber now “fit rs i>rxalehls vatu able river Plantation, eight tnliesabow Port IJm Gaines, conthinlng 71.* acres, of which til,. -A- are drsl rat.* Rtvet l.i ttoiuand llie balance -u KD fiufLaiul ofitood quality, eiubrac.ing a good aud comlortable dwelliuv with a well *>t excellent water, anew Cotton ricrew and Gin House and alt no ce*ary outbouscs andflxiitrrs otthe bottom land 360 acres are cl oared, ••no thirdof which is fresh. In ray absence apply to Samuel A. Grier or Hoiuis k. Prescott, ut Fort Guinea. Jan uar v id. IHAH.—wit JAM EH GRIER. tlnljania l.ami’ 1 hi- Sale. r J , iIE subscriber offers bis pluutatiuu in Bit Mill * county Ala., for sale, within 7 miloa of Colttßi Ims, Uo., containing 480 acres, “.2u acres Oak nnd Hickory, and I GO Piuu Lund with about ilot) acres cleared. Willi framed dwelling; with > rooius and four chimneys, 0 negro eubins, house and screw, a splendid ham nnd stables, carriage house atid an excellent well of water ami several good springs ou the place. Tho (ileuville und Eufiiula road runs through a portion of it • any one wish ing to purchase a small farm, would do well to call soon and see tho place, as I am determined to sell. WM G ALLEN. August Nib, 1 S.V.t. w.’tm I‘laiitaf ion tor Male. THE riuhscriber otfi i* for sale his phin tation. contahling 700 acresofiunl, .•qiia) IllSSs 111 “oH to any ill this section of (ieorgiu, jlllHß there IsalKuii one hundred acres iarnlti meats; sillliU. dll miles soudi ..f'l iilti lo*rt, near the road to Hlukely, amt I*2 miles east of Fort Gaines Terms will he niude to suit Ui* c*>iiv*-m* uc*- of a purchaser. /. K I loot) August I, 1899—wdm. FOR SALE. OU RENT IfiTl aercs land on tho Cbattnhoo ebee river, in Henry .county, Ala.. .5 tpiles from t oiumnia, sua ;.t im! holuw l’*rt Games, H.jtt aercs elearod tw* thirds <*t which is fresh, 230 acre* cleared last year. t 0() Acres river hot tom than which there is none better on the river, improvements sufficient for the place, water good amt abundant, and ns healthy as any portion of Ala, S3O per acre was offered and refused lor a plantation just above this, which iu uiy opinion is no better. I will sell the place at a reasonable 1 trice, nnd on long time-tour years, if desired, or ! will rent it at $2 Mi per acre. For further par ticulara see niout Midway, Ala. Aug. Bth 1859—wtf <’ A ROSE. Spirit of the South, Kufaulu, pleaao copy. SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE FTHlßsoventli annual course ofLectures in thislniti- I ttitioii will commence on the tecond Monday, itiu tourn-anth of November next. Preliminary lectures will commenco on the first of November. . FACFLTT : R. 1). ARNOLD, M D, Professor of Theory and Practice *t Medicine. F M KOLI.Hi K. M D , Pro'essoi of Obstetru s amt Diseases of Women and I ‘htldren. W G BHLLOGK, M D. Professor riurge ry J It READ. M Ii Professor Materia Medim JIJUIAH IIAItKIri ,M I), Prolesor Physiology. N A PRATT M D. Professor Chemistry. W It WARING. M D. Prof. Anntomy. J E. GODFREY, M D, Demonstrator *if Anatomy Clinical Lecture* at the riavannali Hnspital, twit *- j a week, try Dr* Arnold and Bullock, *.|| fheir respe> : tiv branches These are the only clinical lecture* dc- Ilv* red hi the Hospital for the benefit of ghuderii* Agreeably to the condition of the rirnte Donation, on ritudetii from each Congressional District will b<- ! taken tree of charge. Appli* anon* with necessary voucher* must be mude ; to the Dean. Fees for entire omr*e of Leetares $105.00 Matriculation ticket (paid oucc) 5.U0 Demonstrator’s Ticket 10.00 Graduating Fee . 30.00 For further particulars, apply t** Aug. IV, d4 l wl l W (i. BULLOCK, Dean. THE GREAT FEVER AND AGUE THE GRENADA ELIXIR, THE GRENADA ELI XI It, IS WAKHANTKD TO CI,'HE IS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE. THE GRENADA ELIXIR THE GRENADA ELIXIR | IS WAItRA NT ED TO 00NT HIN I A WARRANTED TO CONTAIN NO ARSENIC Oit MERCURY. NO ARSENIC OR MERCU RY. TIIE GRENADA ELIXIR Irt warranted to contain nothing the least Injurious to the system, and can tie given in all rases unit under all circumstance* Try bottle ami lie convinced that it is not only the best but the cheapest Remedy now of lured in the public. One Dollar Dottle has niton cured from live to sir * uses. |J.7“Remember it is warranted, and if it fail* to cure, the ntonuy will be refunded u> y ou. Mold wholesale and retail by PEMBERTON & CARTER, • COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, And hy all Druggist* in the City, Also lor sale hy Dr. K. I. Mtrohecker, Ma* on, (ia. (Jlackmever it Hilliard, Montgomery. Ala Julv I—dw4m V| 11 |<*m iiuil lIorHCH. I WILL tie in Colittnhus, at the Sinbl of Vkii Ajcor A Mahakpkv, tlielitb in*t., with M Ml Ids AND II HORNES ! Os tho very finest stock that will leave Kentucky this year. There are 18 Mules well broke, aver 16 hands high. A ll of which I will sell on reason able terms. Call and see them. G. ELKIN A BROTHER. , Aug 11,dw-tsep 1 GLENNVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE, BARBOUR COUNTY, ALA. FIRST •F.MION of th< ensuing year to open ’2*l Monday (the Mh) of An **wr-gust an*l close Decanil*r *2.1*1. ri*■l-011*1 Session t” open vVi nd close June 90th, lefiO. Ohnjivlle. July ifif, I**'•. Imdu THE HARP 1000 STRINGS JUST tba hook to tako to tho Spring* or in th country with you. Anew lupply, juitreoeir •d, aud for aal* at. July 4tb. 4-If. J W PI AH I Be*k Itin NEW CROP TURNIP SEEDS WARRANTED GENUINE RAISED BY LANDRETHS PHILADELPHIA For Sale by caaß.ssxs2raaaO CASKETBIIHAL nm. CASKbT BURIAL CABU, immhmM* ft. ed by (tie above engraving, id Iteanlilully fin ished in imitation ot polished Rosewood, and is the most tasteful and appropriate metallic case now used. It permits n view of tho entire body niter i*. t> enclosed, the top being composed ol thick plate gla.-.i, protected by elstioraioly orna meuted caps, one o which may be se**n in iu* place in the ©ntrnving. All sizes from 271 to 7fi inches in lenuth, constantly on hand. NAM E Ci.VTI S furnished, neatly engraved. lUf.LINGUA .M \ DKNBON. Jure 2.1. IriSAF dwtills'jan I A 1..1. STV 1 JO. AT Vi IL HIGN OF TIIE t IM BIG * HAT SO It'roail Street, L 1 LAN DON ui now receiving all the fashions * bln Sty let of flats, for the Fall trade, consis ting „f MOLESKIN, CASSIMERi:. FUKNOU FELTS, of ail colors nnd qualities OTTER j BRUSH HATS, PLAIN and N \ll‘ED BLACK I and DRAB UEAVEiI. :iu*t all other kinds adapt Iml to thi Market. CAPS of every style and WOOL HATS nil nuidili',. I MBKKI.I.AS CANES. ETC. We uvo now prepared with a conformo (*.■)•, to fit every head, so that the lint will retain it* proper shape ami tit the head easily, (’all und examine our stuck. Aug. Oth, 1859, dd wtf. ECONOMY IN BUYING, DRUGS, MRBICINEB, POTASH, <ScG., J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., WIIOI.RSAU: AM) KETAII. I) I{UG <i 1 STS, lan BROAD ST., tl ii s s. UKOKU.t. itARE offering baijraimi to CASH eustotnera which are not excelled in ihuteection of conn XVe have beer rying tho CASH system about six months, and Iwllnve onr prices give gen oral HAT LS FACTION. Our goods arc warranted to he uv represented ly us. PLANTERS Would ave money by purchasing from us for PHYSICIANS, Will liti-1 that wo ure offering better CASH bar gain* than they can obtain in this Gauntry. MERCHANTS, A''ill also find that we are prepared to till their or der* with diupatch, and nt liberal discount from usual tiriees. EVERYBODY. ’ Can obtain their Medicines, Perfumery, Spice* Ac. in quantities tnsuit, at tin- CASH I>R I G BTORF, dollar's worth they buy for CASH. Wo are doing daily what wo promote above. Call and examine 1 our good* and know the price** of them, j Respectfully, J. A. W HIT RBI Dl2, A 00. ! Aug IH. d-wtf. ISBOAD STBfifC. natdioi,iTu(j>*A .Fewclr)’ It UFA I RED BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. ONP OF THE BEST WATCH-MAKERS IN THE TTnsrxoisr. HAIR JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER. DIAMONDS SET. MEW JKU ELKV M ADE TO OIIDKR, \%\u. A. 11. I)r.WITT. Ga., August 5. dwtf. \t'H (Uigur nnd HoliHM M tl | Hit Its Hugiir, nil grades, a* * 150 libls. rind % blilH oliolcc Molasses for snlchy fcbiOdtf K. IIA UN ARD Ol CO. I’aiicy Flour. ,)| t liHLri Extra Choice Hsint Louis, for sale hy vl / fetiUOdil E. IIAKri AHD fc t;<J. Blown Mall. Pyt \ BACKS for -ale fiy I tebltktlf E BARNARD it CO. On OoiiMlgmiMiiit. O/ G I GOILH Haml Spun Roll*-, a good arm le for O’ ’ salem lots Ly l. It AUN AUD it CO. Columbus. Fab. to, 1854k—dwtf. S. BAR.NAHIi & CO., COLUMBUS, Cl. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL QHOCURB & PROVISION DEALERS ‘ HAVE mi hand and will continue to receive ’? large and well selected stock, ctubrariug eve- Dry article in tbeirhne, which are ottered to their 2friend* anil the public at market prices- Com*- and see us. IHA7—dwtf HAVANA CIGARS, 100,000 ,r^;:;^!;T vr,ON ’ muril-wdtl E. BARNARD k. CO. WEST INDIA .MOLASSES, BARUELB hosau for sal*’ by ‘ f man U3O wdtf E. BARNARD k CO. MESS PORK. I* Ilk UDI” tm l” i'F IUW 1,1.. l-.-Jwtl Ii R4BI*ARII.iICO. GOLDEN SYRUP. OH >0 GALLON KKOH, choice 4Jy l for -al by E. BARNARD k CO. Feh, 18, dwtf TO 111 USE INDEBTED. \,C’E hereby give lurice that all rlaiuiM due us. and vv not paid oraatlsftcf torily arranged, prior to next return dayol tlie respective counties in which the par lies reside, will be sued. None will he slighted. niarSO dwtf E. BARNARD * CO. riiintiiiK roiutopk. | / u \ BAHHKI.ri PINK KYEM, for sale hy MIG i* it lod If E. BARNARD k. CO. One Price Only! JAMES McPHILLIP’S, 110 Iti-oad-Mti-ect. COLUMBUS, UKOROIA. Columbus. Ga., May 28. IB.vi dAwti liiitlCAN WATCHEB! IN GOLD AND?FLVRR CARER, Wfex At Purple’* old Hund,Jua*’s New Uuiiduq, tU JlCol.imbus, Georgia mum oct ao-dwtf t. • p kar URQUHART & CHAPMAN, AT TIIE ULD BTAND OF DANFOIiTH, NAGAL A Cos COLUMBUP, *iA. Aug. -H dwif HULL, DUCK & CO. \HK now picpaiad tn supply then customers with . everything ilioy luay uevd for Family ot I lanta non use HULL, DUCK & CO., \RK agents for the sate of the National Agricultural Implements, and keen always on hand Ploughs Harrows, Rake, Hires, Wheelbarrows, Corn HlieUers, Htraw Cutters, Corn Mills. Hand-plows, etc., etc. HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE just received a large lot of Land Plaster,and Calcined Plaster fur Demists HULL, DUCK & CO., KEEP every thing which a*Planter can possibly need HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE u full and general assortment of Groceries of every description fine Liquors, Cigars, To. bocco, Bagging, Rope, At., fcc HULL, DUCK & CO., H AVE a large and well assorted stork of nil kinds . ot Htaple and Fnnry Dry Goods HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE all kinds of Hats, Fashionable Moleskin, ('nssnuerv, Ac., und Common Wool and ritraw Hats for plantations HULL, DUCK & CO., KFjEP all the Drugs mid Medium** nernssnry on a plantation HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE a general assortment of Hardware, auch aa KaUiels, lluminers, Hoes, Axon, Knives, A* HULL, .DUCK & SCO.. n'AVK a good stork of riaddlss of every kind. Undies, Whips, etc..etc HULL, DUCK & CO., n'AVK Boot* and Hhoes of various kinds and <|uali tics Ku->.i i Brogans, Gents’ fine Boots and Hhoes, Luditw’ riiiocn of every description Cnlumhus, April 18, IHSU. SPECIAL NOTICE IMPORTANT SALE. SSOOOO WUHTH OF Ml M AT NEW YOEKCOiT AT THE NEW ONE PRICE iSMII M 140 Broad Strcel. MASONIC BUILDING. COUXJTVtC^JTTS. ju.Mmups Having determined to sell out this season's pur cha*e<t, baa reduced the prices of bis^ lan<;r; and elegant stock of DRYGOODS and now offer* them without any regard to profit. The stock is entirely new, many articles in FANCY DRESS GOODS, Miau ls .Tlanliflaw, Ac. having been purchased within the lust few week IAT A GR’ AT INDUCTION on prices paid for the same goods earlier in the MMOU. Note Prioe of a few Goods: Deux Jupe Silk Robes $10; reduced from #55 <• “ Grenadine, #IH to $25 “ 25 A S3O 100 Milk JJresHea, 15 “ 18 A 25 400 Yard* Fancy Hilks, 50®. 44 t’ f. U 0 44 44 ’* 05c. 44 85c. 2(100 ** Printed .Muslin.*’ 9c. 44 12c. 1589 “ “ “ He. 44 150. 512 Lawn Robes-a-lett,foot 001*51.35 44 $1.7.* French Organdies A Jaconets REDUCED IN THE FAME PROPORTION Plain & Fancy Bareges, AT ONE-HALF THEIR REGULAR PRICES ti t 9 pieces Uaiicoa fie. reduced From I Or, HJJ7 44 44 Die “ 44 11 A 12c.” 2.1 44 yjird wide UriUiauts fast color* at 160 25 Ilaregw Khawl**, 49 French Lace Mantillas, 115 Milk and Lace do. at a reduction of per vent, on original prices. AX.MH. A LARGE HTOCK OF GENUINE IRISH LUSTEINrS Imported direct, from the manufacturers, which will bo sold at very low prices. James M.eI J hillipH doe* not intend to carry over ANY SUMMER STOCK aud has marked every article down U* price* tha< must insure speedy sales. Ladies are invited to call and examine the {ood* aud prices before buying us they are as sured there is NO HUMBUG ibout the Htock being marked down at the pri •es mentioned. (tyCALL EARLY XD AND SATISFY YOUSKLVKS bat this b the beat opportunity ever offered In Jolumbu* to purohaaer* of any good* to *ava tba! ttOftay. Wonderful! Yea Passing Strange ! THAT SO MANV THOUSAND Grover A Baker’s FAMILY SEWING M A-O ti INES, Hhoutd have tbund their way Into s many families (tie nevertheless true, there are now about V.*,uuo ol these machine* In daily use, and the demand furthem increasing , kI . Juki retuived tew itiuie of those popular Mai tune* know*, as the‘LADIES’ WORK BOX” They are admirably adapted to n great variety ot ivork. A gen tleman could not make hi*i wife, uauglrter, sister or mother a present more deababte. than one of those beaiitiful little machines encase*! tu Rosewood. No family can afford to do without this itsefiil and beau tiful article* of furniture. Family, Plantation and Dieea-maker’s Machine*, ate constantly kept on hand at No 58 Broad rinoet, t'olutiilais, Ha., four doors above tticcornei ot Manley, Ifodfp-H *. (<> losliuctiomi tor uJing the Mar-htne* given free tu those who wish to purchase. We Niibmit the following cemfiei.'ei., from well known gentlemen of tills section, who have thorough ly tested the Drover and ‘Baker Hewing Machines, to w hich in raided the certificate of Mr*. (2re*haul, a Dreas-Mukt-roflhla city. (From Hon. James F. Dowdell, LnKayette. Ala.) I,a Faykttk, Ala., March 9ft, IHW. Mr KEITH, Columbus. Hu Dear rtir: 1 lake pleasure in recommending Drover A Baker’s faintly Hew ing Machine. We have us ed the one which we purchased of you, more than six months, and tl i all that yon represented it to be It Is not only a convenience, but wo regard tv an indis pensable necessity Very respectlVilly, .1 F. DOWDELL (Front Dot Hines Holt, Oolumbu*, Ga.l Drover k Baker’s fckw iug Ma* Ittue lias been in ure in my family for several mouths, and has given enttse natuthciion. It does not get out of order, mrely hioak* iieeilles or thread, or gives trouble or dolay in tu man agement. Its simplicity of construction, and tho ease amt limlity with which it cun le used, constitute a part of Us numerous chief excellencies. March ‘25, 1*59. IIINES HOLT. (From Mr* M Gresham, Columbus.] 1 have been usingone of (Dover & Baker’s Hewing Machines, in my business of Dress Making, und cheer fully testify to the ease and rapidity with which my style of woik may bo accomplished by its use, to its simplicity of construction and consequent eaae of man agement No consideration could induce me to be ! without one, or exchange it for any other panern 1 I hove se*n. MAIIY GREHIIAM. | July I hi, 1859. [From 1. A. Brokaw k t.’o., Columbus, Ha We have useil on*’ of Drover Ml Baker’s Hewing I Machines in our shop lor Hires yours past, and find |it perfectly practicable, easily kept in order, and well I adapted to v arious Linda of work in u Tailor’s Hliop. Wetake pleasure in retfoiuiiieiiding it totli# public. I Fob 45,1859 l. A. BROKAW k DO. T>. KEITH. Agant, OOLTJ tvr ii UtJ. UEOBUIA. Dolumhiis. July It. 1854—nwtt. TRUNKS, TRUNKS I j IJMJUEN IE Trunkii. Saratoga, French, Sol* .1 Leuther, and various other Trunks for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’. Also Bonnet lioxos, Laathor Dag*, Fellisiar Hag*. Valises, Ac. For salie very low ut A. (J. HANDERS A UO\S Hoot an ii Shoo Store 102 Broad St. o*lnabt) . •* ni > 4. i BAB COLUMBUS Saddlery, Harness* and leather store. 11. MDDLEBUOOK & GO., 94 Broad street, / r\ MAM'FACTIIUKKB JV.\l> l>i:\i.i:K ----i it. .mSfitea, il.riie,., & l.olltl.er, DHtnf which the following comprise* a pan -Spanish tduilted Huddles, overlaid; F.ng liHhdo) Plainer-’ Plain do; Youth’- and Boy’s do; Wagon'in Plantation do and Ladle* Haddles,—varie ty of myles. Brltlleii, Martingale**, Saddle- ItOKt, au*l Medical flu. HAHN ESS. Fine Hilver plated raniagw liarnew—allqualßteg. “ •• Hockaway “ •• “ •* Double Buggy •* “ Hmglc do ” Plain black Httriiesa, allatylen and qualities. LEATHER, Hkiiting l.cHiher,Bridie do, Hog Skins, Pud HkuiH. Harness Leather, O.Ucaud Hemlock, Hi*l<- Leather, Calf Hkina, Liuiiig Hkuirt. Shoe Pegs, Lii*ta,,Tlitend und Fiudiugrt, fkc. JVLacliine lielting. l-*alher unit Rubber Belling, all widths. Light Rubber ami <’anvils Belling, for Plov. Hack Bauds. Just Urn thing for Planters. Roll Rivets, and Lace leather. ■LrxLXJJSi'iSLiai. i cj TiTi Ladies and Ueiilleinen’s 1 “nd Trnvetmg Trunk*, alt qualt CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. I -4EBJL,Enamelled Leatln-r. Pat Dash i.eathor an -1 Enameled Cloths, ail widths ami *piuluie*j | Oil Carpet, Laces, Fringes, Head Linings, Leather Cloth Bootings, IN ails, Tacks, fcc. riiirrupfi, liltrh, Bin kles, Harness Aloinumgs, liames Hollars, Whips, Wagon Breerlmig, Aral Blind Bridles. All tho above goods are af our own maniilhrlure; made of Uie bast material and ty experienced work men. We invite aU those who are in want ol articles in our lfli to call aud examine our stock, and we as sure them that they will be well eatisfled with the quality of geode and the prices; as they will be sold on the very Bk'HT TERMH. N B. New Work made, and Repairing done at me shortest notice dael dwtfe NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS i KBTABLIBBMENT. SHBRtIM A CO., For the purpoae of Carrying on tlx® SAOdU AN3 HARNtSS j BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ; We have token the more between Gunby’s Corner i and the-Bank of Columbus, wham we intend kcc-piug Ia good assortment of BADDLKW, UARNEiO, TUUNKri, BRIDLES, COL ’ LAKH, WHIPS, MACHINE BELTING, SADDLE k HARNESS TRIMMINGS, andavrythingu*ualiy kept by the Trade,of our own 1 make and tlm best northern manufacture, which we 1 w rit sell asinw as can be bought in the South. M;kI(IIcm and ll:ii‘iicmn ofany Style or *|uatity made to older, and repairing done ul t he shortest notice and on the most reasonable term*. W L. BHEKMAN, A HATCH Columbus. Jan. lat, Ihftfi nftf. NOVELTY WORKS! K URN ITU HE AT RETAIL I SALES BOOM OVER J. UThiilip’s Dry Goods Store, No. 140 Itrosrl Ml., Coliiinbua, Ga. AT the Holkitation of many frtetida I have de terimned to sell my Furnituro ut frl Ketail as well as Wholesale. And I will lie happy to meet and serve my former friends and * ustonmrsut my sales room, as uhove de signuled; Mini I must ask of lino® whom I have not served to cnUnnd let rue show them my FI KNITtHK and if it is AH GOOD AND (’litA I* AS NORTHERN FURNITURE, I know dial they will as Mouiherri people, give me their patronage. •4. Dealers are invited to examine my stock Iretbre going North. llrar.ket*, Moulding*, Carving*, Turn *■>ll. Fancy Nawlug, Ac. DONS AT bHOKT NOTICE. COFFIN B, both covered und mahogany, always on hand and at all price** ftV‘Order* solicited and promptly attended to. Address, WKIIAKIIIH Columbus, Ga . March 19. dwtf Flint lUv*r Manlutious FOR SALE. jttgv I will sell at a reasonable price and , #o&<i|H)ii three years credit, 01m (.larilu- on Ihe erist side of Flint River, |wamJ Gjtmm wit**re tlm Raiiroaii front C'oluinhiis to LJLJ. Macon cross* *, consisting of FIFTEEN IH N DUGI> AND FIFTY At KEB *,f good bottom marsh Lauds, and eight Imlidrcd and filly acres of Pine lund. The bottom and marsh lands are as good ns can be found in Georgia. This may be divided into three settlement*. A ll extensive levee ho* been built, but more work must yet be done, to secure the land per. ruanetitly from overflow. Also, u Plantation immediately below Ilia estate of Gov Town*, on the wwl aide of the river, uffil one and t half miles Imlow the railroad, embracing lUOOucres of tlie best River Bottom, without any marsh, and md about silty or seventy ra resot high pine lurid, up on which iherr i u beautiful and convenient settle <nent. Upon this trai t there aretwo urilet und h halt of good lavfte. but require* some re |ni us and conside rable extension to render all the land* secure. Upon both piantetiona, the land* are, with alight eicepimn*. fresh und extremely productive; on the west side it in ail fresh hut seventy acre*. Any gentleman wish mg to examine them, will plewe < all on Mr Lilly on the eat shlo, ami Mr. Young on the west side of ti.e river, und should a pur* base become desirable, sire m. at Colurnbu*. Po*aea*iou given first January next. JOHN || HOWARD January 11, IMP—w * fit /. - (L7* Goiumbua Enquirer, Comer ■ten* and Egn pteata ropy the akov* w*ehly two nreuth* rj m m m MONTGOMERY AND WEST POIN KAIL HO AII COMPANtfi Office Muxtoomeby W*st Point R. R. COLTJMRVS, Aug CLOSE CONNECTIONS THROUOH to Memphis, Nashvtile and New York (via KnoxviUe) por accouunouatiou Tram, leav ing 9 45 p. 111 Mail I tains LoavoColumbus - ••>.0.30* ui. Arrive at Montgomery l 4 m. Arrive at West Point 9.25 u in. Leave f’oluinfiuM 4 45p in Arrive ut Montgomery Ainve West Point 3.11i. nt. Leave Monigomery at H 4 a• 111. Leave West Point 6.43 a m. Arilvo at Columbus from R’ont’g’y,. 1 1 >(*. in, ” “ ** “ W Pul. ll .I i.’2oa. m Leave MontgvMiiery y u. p. u*. Leave Went i'oint *4 .1 | UI. Arrive at Columbus :: .5 a. m. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN’S Leave Columbus ~,0,45 p. tu Arrives at W'.st Point J.ll a. tu. Freight Arrangement UtrWEEiS A FMATAvVCOUIJIin's IIY an arrangement between the Railroad ompanb v 1J composing tho two routes fVom Atlanta to Cotuu. bus, concluded at their tvon enuoii ut Havanuaiimi tin Ititii iustani, 11 was ngined that ihe 101 l owing i'i* between Atlanta and uiuinbu* shall go>eru, takiu. “ti’ert front the Ist day ot May 1857 VIA WBBT POINT. Corn per bushel He. Wheat 12; Oats 8; Bacoi Whisky, Flour, in sacks or barrel* per lud lbs 35ci- Buggmg, itope, Lard in eansot bids por BH lbs 45< Coal, Pig lroiit by car load, per ton, fill.; 5 . VIA MACON Corn|M-T bushel 14c Wheat 15c. Uau 10c. Ba..)i* Whiskey,Flour in sack* or barrels, per 100 lbs.. 44c.- Ilagging, Hope. Lard in cans or bills, per !oti ponmi &5C4-UIS. Coal, Pig Iron,by car load, per tnuf4,fific. J 1.. SIIJHITAN. President und Huperiuteiidcnt Muscogee R R. DRO. W.ADAMM. •upertnteudent Houthwestern lUilruad. EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent Mncuu and Western Railroad. DRO O HULL, •u|irtnteiidoui AUantaandLaOrange Kailrond, HAM L JONES, Eugineerand Hufieriutendenl M it W. P. H. Aug. 17, IHSU d&wl(, MUSCOGEE ii. CHANGE U F SCUED UL E. ON and alter 15th July lajo. Ute Rvemug Jtok*. Train will leuve Columbus at 3.4 u p. m., and ar rive ai Macon at 9.1 b p m. Leave M.nou ui 0.45 a. ru. arrive at Columbus ut 3.45 p. in. The Morning Mail Train will ieaye at 4.0t1a. m. ami arrive at Macon w.5Ua. in. Leave Macon 11.45 p. in. arrive at Columtnm m 3.35 a. in. J. L. MUHTIAN, upt. Coiuiubus, July 45—dwtf. ilOiSluti AUD GIBAIiU it. H. : f MIL Pauscngei and Freight Train will leave X Dirard at 2p, in. dany,tonne* ung at mtver nun nil a dairy line ol Stages iu Viiiui,., loeuuvue, Eu fuulal'<n Uauies and Marigniia, Km. And ui du;i> town with the hi age* daily loi Uschee, Olivet, Euon, t Imuiienncggco, Midway, lluiduwuy, Parole, und Union Hprings. Leaving Duerry town at In. tn. daily, the cam will reach Guard at 1 u. ut., conuetimg wuti tn*. Opsui.u and Muscogee Trains. Duplicate receipt# must accompany all Freight Shipped. jff./” Ail freight must be paid before Goods will nr discharged Freight delivered at tlm depol botore four o’docw p. 10. wiU be “hipped the following day. Freights for Hiauons Number 1 ‘.Fort Mitchell) an Number s (Piersons,) musi be prep.tul Way freight must, mail cases, be paid in advance JOHN HOWARD, m.tr‘2s, ‘s7—dwtf. Engineei k Hupt. Cl LANGE OF ac’iiEOO'EE, SAVMNAii & OUAULEbiOiS STB A M-P AU K Li LINK. SI NNING IN CONNECTION WITH THK North Eastern Eailroad of So. Ca. I'liU BPI.K.NDID und faat ruuumt Steamer GORDON. F. Barden, Cum leave* .-savannah lor Churiw* . very Buuday aud Wednaeday tu 1 ***imoosa* . o’clock, and connect at Charleston u lUi ih*- luormng train of tbn North Lnatein Kuiiroau gomg nortL. Huturmiig, leaves Charleston every Monday rad F* .uy uight M oV (after tiio arriva • am ou the noribeusieiu aud arrive# m Ha van iiah early next moiling. By this route paaaengri* can obtain thiougli tickets to ami from Buvannaii, and Wiiuitegtou. N\ ( . Having a limrougti freight arrangement with tbe CvuiraiiiuUtoad amt us cuimcUom>. ml uetgUu lie tween Churtesioli uud tho lnieilor oi Georgia, con-i*** ed to tlie ugenis *>l this line, writ !>** iumwdeU w*u despatch ami tree or charge. J. I*. OIiOOKH, Agent Auvannah. E. LAFIT’I’L k CO. C'ltarleHhin. Jnn 15—dwtf. , JOSE Milt & CO , IMPORTBRB OF HAVANA CIGARS. RANDOLPH BT.—COLUMBUS, GA. i Fwo Doors \Vt*Ht of tlie Cohmil.ua Time* Office. * * ILL Keep constantly ouiiamt a arga aaaoriu.ent > ol the CltUlCLri l UilANDri. j Orders i'rom the country are respsctftiiJv solicited, and Will be tilled at tho very lowest price tor cwii. Jannaiv-25 dwlv. BOOTS AND SxIOSS IliTl ‘ hnvo now iu Store eur SUMMER STOCK of dents, Ladies, Misses & >a. Ctuidrea's BOOTS <Sc SHOES, which for quality, quantity, and economy to Ihe purchaser, nurpaadc* anything brought here.—- Among our Stock tuny he found— I OK OKATLEiHEX, (Jorilti’ French (Jail Pump HootJ, “ 44 Light Walt, ** 44 44 Call Oxiuul Tic*, *. a Kid 44 French C'alf Low Shows, Pump*, au*l 4 * Glove “ “ “ light wo.tc*l, 44 Coiigrent f’nif Gaiters, “ Kid 44 44 Pul. Leather Or*iters, 44 44 Silk 44 44 44 Opera ** 44 44 Union 44 44 Lasting Tie*, 44 Put. Leather Oxford*, Pumps <S J 44 Scult Tics, 44 Slippers with aud without heels, “ Higulnnd Tice, And numeroua other kindahotb fine and common. IOU LADIES. Finest Kid and Morocco Loco und Congrooa Hoots, thin soles, with ami without heel*. Fine*!: rilk warp lusting iaco und Cougren do. Serge de Jlcrro, do do do do. Eugene do do do do Italiun and English do do do. French and Glove Kid do do do. 44 Kid Heel Slippers, English Kid and Morocco do. English Lasting do do. Velvet Toild Slipper*. French Embroidered Slippers, White Kid Slippers. Kidand Morocco Hoskins, French Kid Tie*, Cmf und Goat lace Boot*, with and without heels.; IH IBSEN. ” Misses’ Glove Kid CongroM Booty, 44 English do. with und without heel*. 44 Hilk warp, Surge, and 44 English lusting—Congress A Lace Gait ere, with ami without heels, 44 Fine Kid Slipper* with k wlthoutheel* 44 White Kid Slipper*, 44 School Shoes -something durable. (iiinmiA Children’* Congrea.i heel Gaiter*, 44 Lace heel Gaiter*, 44 K*l 44 Slipper*, ’ 4 44 44 Boot*, and about fiO ad ditional kinds with and without hut I*. A LARGE STOCK OF Y(‘gfo Uroguns and Servants SHOES, Hewed and Pegged, constantly on hand. We are receiving fresh Good* every wo*k from our own Factories. To Country Merchants and ‘) raders :WK OPFKKOUR UOODB AT NEW YORK TRICES. Only One Prico From which there will b, nn il.rlntion m mi, in. •tanoo. A. C. BAUNDEKB & CO. 103 Broed Street—Neel Dour lo J. Ryle l Cos. Cotambue, Ue, Me; 3*. dwtf WOOD, EEEY & CO’ Mingle Nun*her LOTTERIES. Capital Prize $50,000. PICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLAR 8 WOOD, KDDI A ( 0, ffi A IV A <• JcliS. IHUCDEBBQRB TO H SWAN dt CO.) the following s. home will he drawn by W ood, Eddy Cos., Mu,•;ig;:rv ol the Hj.Hrta Academy Lonery. In hr.!) ot tlour HiiuMm Nuinoer Lotteries fbr Aug. 859, at Auuista, Da,, in pubdc under tlie superintan* hftice of CoomuMioiters. .t.-h 3J lirhws .’'.ourday, Aug. 6, 1869 ‘ias* 33 (traua Saturdaj, Auj(. 13, 1869 Claoa 3-1 drawn Baturd), A>. 20, 1869 * ‘la*-,. 35 draws Sulurda), Aua. :-7, 1b69 Un (he Mkii el Ivtiii.bcin. 50,000 TICXXXS- 0,5 Jrt.lZiS. *tABLT 0i: FRIKE to E Vl aV Ni*K TfoKliTl lilnpiiiic* , t Mclicutc! To be drawn worjr Saturday tn Aug. 1 PfiKfl of V 5 .000 I ” HO-8(0 4 “ UmiJO 1 “ 5,1X10 1 2 *>!s i ‘ 8,000 1 “ 1, .00 to “ ftyo iw !* 4* m ifio “ no 100 “ too APPROXIMATION PRIZES. * Pr.4i*.*oi * u Approx'k to Ofto,uou Prise are 1,000 M 8(50 “ lo.trtiO “ iJtfjO 1 “ >6O “ i<yUo KHHI l “ --3 “ v’bu “ V 0 M Y'O 4,*410 “ gOC 1 “ 1 > “ a,iHX i* fi,K) • “ ItKl “ • W‘* 90 re 0100,000 •Ifift I'll to” ar*,* ‘ to,. ffttt'lC* Whole Tut.* t., Halves Oft. Quarters W. 50, A Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries will ire ••nt to any one desirous of receiving it. I’eriiftc.il- - ol Packugi-H will be sold at the fblinwiof Htes which is tho rik; OrullcaUisot Package of 10 Whole Tickets, ffiO “ “ 10 Hall “ 40 10 Quartet* * 4 90 ” M 10 Eighth •* 10 Sparta Actaeniy Lcttcry, OC.>i.e;S .DOJMB£B 466 POAirs IViDSESPAV A LG. 31, t, 186* Ox* tlie Three Number PJan. 75 Numbers—l 2 Drawu Dallota. Nturly one to Every Two Ticket! / Oise (n’Uiui ii ize ol‘ 840,(100. 1 Prueoi sl6,l*OU j 4 Fuzes ot fifi.iMO 1 “ 10,000 j # 4,0u0 l ’• 9.0; U | h 2,000 *<*• Ac. Ac., Ae. 27,bid Frizes a mounting to!*t>iy.l9o. Whole Tiekeib 4>lb; items ifo; Quarters $2.6 (N O*,• M..UN*. Tl. t\ - ,C OR CF.fcTinCATKB f-.’nri.'.s. Hie monKy to oi.r ,k!dress for the tickets or tor. and, n reu iptot vvhirh they will be (brwarded hy rir-i n. ii. I u** in tmvo liclteu..tiding in any inure tin. v may dy itf*. I.hi i Di iwii Nm.- i miJ Prize* will be sent to ,'tirrhniorn immediatclv afrnrthe Drawing. I’u:< -1:1- ■•:.) VM . J era* write their signatures plate, cud at v* tl*. -i pi.nt * a.- *,. ,ui,iy am! ritaur. h. ‘!•'.. Ih.;t every prize is drawn, and payable in fuli wmurat deduction. AilLtr,/ • ot > I ; t'“ .inti undef, pay able immediately ■ fret the liriiiviiig. othm prizes nt Hie usual rime of 30 days. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Tin ~ \\i: ‘ ..*••! i *iui -'. mluji money by men can use flit .lilanii Exprcxi Company, whereby t'rimvy t*.r in in* ;. Him* of Ten Dulhiis unit un .V . ~ ran l. Mint* AT <*l K KlfiK AND EX PEN HE rom any * i.y m i<*ivn w her- they have an ofij. e. Tt, f vy •*•-•• latter mu.- sored ui a Govern mem I’usi Oli;c ?! .**:,.. *. Lovciupe, oi tiii; Express (Jompa. ny rannc! r-vpive ifitu: Ail coiuniunuaii.'ii’ uictiy confidential. Ail*lr*> • ar.mnf “*r l kete *u C’i rttfi* ntoMo W OOD, EDDY *. C'O., AagnMa.'Ga. oj Wool), LlriJ\ Ct (O , Atiania. Os. : Del. Pcrr. ■ re- V-i/ nr .v.*utgonu;r>. Ala., <yr Atlanta, .• *■’• ■■■■-<:■ .i. ! nnd *vc time by ad hr. - ‘in; ri. Swan s iv. at either of those cßies. ■s& aiis JUbX RLoijxVLD BY MINLGt, U & CO. ” • “ • pi ol ~t the LAitDEST and UANDSU.'dEio 1 61'VC Ix 6of GOODS, Eve* ■ r*.j to tho cii*.....* ol COLL.Mlib*. It cviioi.;: •~1 every variety heretofore kept by the old annul iiA .> c, i'_ i a tiODO wile* iuauy rildiii’ *;.-, au; v. wul beiounu die AlOaP DEriIiIADLE M x Lb*o Ob SiLEil, via: j Hi ante Bilks, Hep hilks, tii.lluU SUlit h.f Urn, llfeyaucit tfliks, 1 4 au,.i Roue be. hilks. i .'iouiuliig hilks, imtm biit.Htt'l Ate. 4c, 2AHEUK.S—PIain, D.iynuoro, and Double Skirt, OKDANDIES—K-'. c Aiim-da, Kobe a Lee, ltobe Hiurritz, Lobe iruvonta. JACONETS—I ..tu, * mall Figured Rube,and • Flouucod. iiRILiiIAN ‘l Lo—i i uiub Cam brier ami Lawns. Our E.WHUOIDEUIE. ■ utu WHITE GOODS ‘annul bo .'urpaesed, and m.*i ti be emr* to pleasa the Ladies. OUB SXUCK OF GOODS a \ LUI CosiPLk,'iE—eoinpr.suig the best b-4*ucl I'd-4 lauiu Diuua.iH, t uio*. , Shining uud Housewriu Ltnwnc, Luiitu auu Cut tou TuWoLugS, ,SapkiU k Duyiies, lU-4, i 1 -4, li-f 4 id-* ioiiot cad .da 100 tiles, White and Coiorud V^uiiu. DKAl’Ein .liuSltUA .GLOVES (JiaSitll;!* & Paraol*. We invite ALL to give our Stuult uu examina tion. It m large, aud we uie dotermined to selL “Lot those buy now who never bought (ofue) before, Ami tho.. who always buy (of ue) now buy the SI TV LEY, HODGES & 10. eu ukoao fcrjs,f!ET. M.rcb 16.los,—dwlt. TX-XI3 I GREAt WONDEIt Os the tv ineteejutli Century, liAiit KESIOHATiVE. SAYri the nt Luis Douiocrat: Biow we publish a letter .0 Dr W oe*t ui this city, from a genne **“• “* hi line, whibfc spt-k# g.own.gtj 01 the supenor “ic.it* of hKhiiri. 1.1. tSu. I. oviueuce must have its .-ii*. i. win 11 . am pg from a reliable source it tariff. ‘ ••• are Kuniun ec* m (uiih. tile Dr. needs no cn comium*, nor use.e** putu rv irum the p„ ** Hath , MAl.lt, Jan. tl), Ihsb I’K'il *). J. ,v C'OD kDO 1.. cm* 11: U.i.u - my attemton varied a few Ml : . ".** “1 ih* ii.ghiy benvhuai * ffeuß ol your ..air restorative, I w m*iu* ed to make application ol .1 upon ut) own hair, \ im h had become quite gu-y pr.ibahif oiie.ilunl whin ; uiy whisker* vu>ioi *am* ..trader Bourn thi * uiumha since 1 pro*uieda te-rite !'yourl.air 1. -I.,*;,uve, an 1 used u. I tuna |"V J Hlmt 1 had wished. J used u .ibiiui twi* e a iv* e;, | h.iv- siiue f roc*.red amufir 1 **• ■ ‘ )■•’ L 1 have Utod *onu> l van now lenuy ;I ■*’ ■* 1 ui. 1, .. w*. ~.ij 01 wlnte hair totu.iy uiu*p pearud I■ut on ...y i*• 1.1 Mini ii.ee, ami ,j i.nfr ho* >..n.c.l *i* 11.uu1.ti i <>ir, ami I b**in>v in>*ie boll ami Ki< *•> Hum It hu, 1 .M il h*|..|* lor twenty live yeai*. I am now u.y )cu. Id; Uiy g. od wilt at the uy* „f liity iwo 1 .is •■*: i 11 with S ling tiled. ‘I i.. n -me 1 d*-. in cue tu you for your vlu iMc di'cvciy. 1 an* asd.ic ilbai “h* eves *. u, richt ty ii*.-, )M per line, it* nn. vmu ml i.kvc occasion 4o cojUMdni nn siatement- i ~,11 a*iux>n of n.„ tl ,y md a r- ■: :* i- 1 hc-v l.u lile iu*i fiinen y o au, and hin mown lu every on* hen iqd adjmi.mg towns. Any •urn you inuy ni ikeoi the ah. v**, with n.y i.ann at tadied, is ai your s*.v>..-. | wih 10 prese.v* Ui# beauties Ul uaiurn uUiei* Weii asn ysil i AUI truly you is. a.c Raymond. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATTVB. lUhTiMugg Jan. tu. |HSB Prop O .1 Wonn D* nr-*ir—ilavuig had ilieaii*- i.iriiiue 10 los.- the .. * .*>r*|. um my imir, fr, u nlecisol tin* yei.i.iv fever 111 New llrleaiis iu Itol I iu- ...dine*l.u umk . iiiat.ilA.,ui pieparaimn, sad ■Mi.du i*. 1.1 -v . . I everyihli giteeii.il. My hair n n till* 1. and U and no *.. , 9 { Dr .. ‘■yl)iiKaii.M.- to you m giving tn the nffi,. ,e*l .u.hs (reaatite. 1 |.\LKV h UNthiJV. rie.L Itov.J.K Bragg, is a minister In “."T, ~rt l the Or hudni t luinh n lininkile.il. and- 11. 1411 gcidieman ol great in niietteo, uud uliiVeisai y beinVed WILLIAM DYER. Bn<MKm t.r>, Jimnary It, Dyifi Pro'ensor Wor.ll Den. r-m Having n nde h trial of your llu. l K* *■ . \v and :.vi invp,aui* 10 suy that oßv> 1 i.as l.ciiii cx. eik'M in retiKAhig ii.Aaininaimn 1 I•• >■ • . 10 lull., K wuh wl.lrli 111.,, tir.n 1,.. i,J |„j ■ 0,..!, im* also restored inv h-.tr wlri..liwm bt-ionmig *ruy to 1* ig.M'.i * I have used uo oilier artiue with any ihi< g .ike tin’ stuuu pieusme orpiotlt, Y “iu* trulyi J K BRAGG. The Kertniativ* ia put up in bottles 01 j ewe* via— ,arL'c. m< ilium, uud mi,:.;,; tl,* -mail bold. n, l I for “tic don..; per (adtli'f lire Hicdiuiii hold* it .( .nuiwaniy perrrni. more ill proportion ilihii rii mall, reiuii’ inriwo dolJ.iM.pei Imiile; the large liolds I nttert. 4C |.er cent more in proportion and rctaih lor three dollars. U. J Wifi'Ll k CO . I’rupriMtors 444 BroadwsvN Y and 114 Market Ol Louis. Mo. ,N ’ AmiMii| by nil good Lmggist* ami Fancy Gooda Otatere JuMlMwlre.