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Iseradisrr raklMUstfs la ifcf Hall, Wa lark* attaation to tbt following latter of tka Poatauteter GaosraL u oonuiniug ifl/orui •tiott highi/ important to }>otaiastor* Uw paMia generally at the prevent tf*D: Post Or rue I)r amtmkkt, f December ft, Tflftfi. i Sir:—l am ia reoeipt of your letter of the 2d instant. In wfcieh, after referring to tbo o pin tan of the Attorney <Jemra.l of Virginia suettining tho constitutionality of the statute of that State denouncing, under heavy penalties, the cirouia tioa of books, tkMrapsfwrs, pamphlet*, A*., tend ing to incite the slave population to kwarrectiua, you ask to be instrnotod a* to year duty, in ref erepeeto such documents, should they be receiv ed through the mails for distribution at the post office of which you have charge. The statute alluded to it la the following words: “Sac. 23. If a free person write or print, or cause to be written or printed, any book or other thing with intent to MTiwor incite ngnM in thin Btnte u> rnbnl or ank innmnlUn, nr in culonltng rwvtnone te tt rteht of if m*.Uwm th.ir iUt.i, or If b. ■hll, nitii intent to nM tkn Imrpunna of nu, neb bor.li or writing, knowingly clrcoUteihe iiw, he abnll be con’ fined in the penUnnttnry not lea Own eoe nor woreibnn Are yenrt,” “■sc- 24. If n pmuhW or rlepnty poetwee ter know tbni nay nub book or uUt.r wilting hn> bwen reeoirod nt bin oflleo in the mill, bo .boll giro notion lb woof to aonte jnetiec, who ehnil In <4 u ro into Uia eircoro.Ui.ee., wnd bore eueb book or wilting bnroorl in lit, prwenoe. And it H nppnnr to him ttut the ponotu to whom it wnn rlirooted lubeoribrrrl tborotor, knowing lie chnr aeUMt, or agreed to receive U for circulation to aid the purposes of abolitioniste, the juetice shall commit such pmrru to jafl.” “If aoy postmaster or deputy postmaster >lo feuUti* section, ho shall be Sued not exceeding The point raised by year enquiry Is, whether this statute is in conflict with the act of Congress regulating the administration of this department, wbiok declares that “if any postmaster shall un lawfully detain in his oftou any letter, package, pamphlet or newspaper, with the intent to pre vent the arrival tad delivery of the same w the person or persons to whom uch Jotter, package, pamphlet or newspaper may be addressed or <U rontod, in the usual course of the trausportatlon of the until along the rente, he shah, on convic tion thereof, be fined So a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, and he imprisoned for a term not e sound ing six months, and shall fmoreover be forever thereafter incapable of holding the office of post master in the United States.” Tho question thus presented was folly decided by Attorney General Cashing, in tho Case of the Vasco City post office. (Opinions of Attorney Generali, vol. H, 4M,) He there held that a stot wte of MiMisKiupi, in all respects analogous to that of Virginia as cited, was not “consistent, with the act of Congress quoted, prescribing the du ties of postmasters in regard to the delivery of mail matter, and that the latter, as good citwens Wore hound to yield obedience to such Htate laws. \ ou are referred to the lumlnons discussion of the caso for tho argument* urged by that distinguish •and civilian in support of tho eoncfmdon at which he arrived. Th* Judgment thus (pronounced has been cheerfully acquiesced ia by this Dojiart ment, And is now recognised as one of Uioguides of tie administration. The authority of Virgin ia te enact such a law rests upon that right of self preservation which belongs to every govern ment and people, and which has never been sur rendered, nor indeed can it he. One of the most solemn eonsiitutioaal obligations imposed on tho Federal Government is that es protecting the States against “InsnrreeUon” and domestio vio lence—of course, none of its Instrumentalities can be lawfully employed in lacking, even In the remotest degree, to this very crime, which in. volvm in us uratn nil otbsrs, and with the sup preasion of which it is specially charged. You must, under the responsibilities resting upon you as an officer and as a ellisen, determine whether tho beeks, pamphlets, newspapers, do., received by you for dlstnbutim, are of tfce incendiary character described in tlw statute; and ifyuu be lieve they aro, then you are not only aot obliged to deliver them te those to whom they aro ad dressed, but you are empowered eud required by yohr duty te the State of which you are a citisen, to dispose of them in strict conformity to the provisions of the law referred to. The people of Virginia may uotoaly forbid the intro duction and dissemination of such documents within their borders, but, if brought there lu the mails, they may, by appropriate legal proceed ing*, have them destroyed. They have the same right to extinguinli Are brands, thus impiously buried in to the midst of their homes and altars, that a mao has to plttok the burning fuse from a bombshell which is about to explode at bis feet. Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, J. HOLT. Mn.CftxnT.itfl A. Onto* Postmaster at Falls Cburoh, V*. The above able letter from the Postmaster Gen eral ia plain, palpable, and woll defined, and is applioablealike to all the Houthern States. It .eaves no doubt as te the proper coarse to be pur sued by all ‘postmasters in similar cases made and provided. Hkwaki* ami jUkkuhhk JHjiuit ih Kririoi;.— Hv way of a set-off to tko maudlin <teinnfltru tio& of sympathy enacted by fanatic* in ourfote nortbarn citio* on the day *f JoUa Brown's exe cution, the aiu'iooiß of Priaeaton manifested 1 heir feelings in quit* & different spirit They fonued a procession, headed with trausparouclea. bearing the mottoes of “John Brown, the burse-thief, murderer, and martyr“ Down with Reward “Down with liei try Ward Beecher.” They oar* ried witb thou alao two figures representing the two last named worthies. After parading tho streets the procession returned to tbo college, in front of wbieb Seward and Beecher were burned in effigy and several speeches delivered before the large crowd whle.h)had gathered to witness the bur meg of the arch agitators. The speeches were all londly oheered.— Trenton (AT. J.) A inert cam. ■ ‘ Thh Mantoroi-tTAN Otußna ~At the meet ing of this new Military Company in Montgom ery, on Saturday evening last, iU following named gentlemen were elected olio-era for the ensuing year: J. S. w inter, Captain. J. W. A. Sanford, Ist Lieutenant. Virgil H. Mtirphnv, Shi Lieutenant. P. D. Page, 3d Lieutenant. Fort Hargrove, 4th Lieutenant. J. W. Whiting Ist Sergeant. J. N. Gilmer, ‘id Sergeant. Allred llethca, 3d Sargeant. P. D. Sayre, 44h Sergeant | A. L. Otlrieu, Quarter matter. C. B, Hilliard, Surgepn. N. J. Doolittle. Ist Corporal. Jaa. McAnernuy, Jr., ‘id Corporal. V, M. Tatum, 3d Corporal. Wsda A. McTlryde 4tft Corporal. Uniform-—! ho reverse of the •* Blues”—white for red—silver ftr gold. Ttai.y.—The following; i the test of Genarat Garibaldi's proclamation to the Italian people, ai published by (ho Avenir of Hioe j “Tv tk, Jtniiani.— Kinging that, by cunning device* Mid Tail pretext, the freedom of notion inherent in my rook in the army of Central Jtaly hi continually hampered—a freedom which l bare •rar Med for the objoet which ovary good Italian inuel wi*h to attain—l leave the military eer ▼ice. “On the day when Victor Hmanucl shall again eall upon hie eoldlare to light fhr the deliverance vs our country, 1 ehall And an arm of eoaie kind or other, and a poet by the aide of toy bravo com* pauiaue in anno. “The miserable and tartunua policy which for the moment trouble* the majestic march of our affaire, should engage ue more than ever to rally rouud the brave and loyal soldier of our iudepou* dance, who la incapable of repudiating the aub lieie and ganeroue design which he conceived.— More than ever we aiuet lay up store* of gold and otaei to prepare a good receptioa tor whoever may attempt to throw ue book into our former miserable state. •I. GARIBALDI. The Bates Demonstration at the lorth. The I'nhHk dottiotist rations at the North look wary well on paper: the speeches read admirably in print, hut more than this will be nor cer>- to aaliaty the South that it mean* something. In the pulpila of certain ohuroiira in Boa ton to-morrow, ao doubt directly opposite sentiments will ha proclaimed and listened to with approval by ten Umca the number *f persons who Wain* enthusiastic at the eloquence of Kverett end Cushing on Thuraday. Immense meetings can always be gotten up in auoh cities as New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, on almost any subject; therefore, public demonstrations of any charac ter art hot fair evidence of public sentiment; and the South. knowing this, will not be lulled mb* the belief that “Helpert**”. does net exist to any great extent in the North. # When the people of the Northern States send national men to sit in the council* of the nation, instead of “SeetlonaUsts,” like Seward. Wilson, Hate, and those who indorse I 'HelperV vilium oue scheme to “throttle the South then, and aec until then, can the South hare eonidwee that the dein-.netrations which have Just bean held In Philadelphia and Boston really mean that the people in the Nsrth are in earnest.—JKatss and Union. M ret ton of Texas Tatted Male* toaster Hew Ori.eamr, I>ec. 14.—Advices from Ual rastoa to the Uth, state that leirii T. Wigfall, formerly of South Carolina hasten elected 1.8 Senator hy the Texas Legislature, over Gan, Bam Houston, by a majority of two votes. This is coastdsrad a regular Democratic victory, sad lms free tad soft* eadtemvut la feaes g"’ mm-?'* Flint River Plantations FOX SALE. jm 1 will sell at a resfldblif fi'rifet and ffißSfrmow ibw*- * i ts credit. .ns | '.-toiur on tte aunt ride of Htn’ Itivi-r, [,;£*! where Mia- fitdrood from f.olM iribfi* lo JL.JP— Msf..nchws.toflieunf of fIFTCtSft HL’MJHfcfr ANf) FIFTY Af ‘ußfl of gnoft bnttrtifli and hmrsU L/Iflits, and ri:'M hundred anil fifty acre* es Pine Und Tbs bottom u<l luaraJi land* wail fitted os can te found in Gor|la, Tlrts may te iltvVdnd ittto three ScuJcnu ou An extensive lew Las boen Until, >jit more tvork tmistyctbe doiUs, tosttottre the land yet . wencUUy faKuovurltow Alsp.eFlaßUtion iflsfot diWdy l. “.'V tb< estate ot flov. Towns, on fee west side oi the aver,and out and a half mites kotow ther ulroad. esibraring ItlOUaerce es the test Bltyr K.aom, wifliowt n y marsh, and end about sixty us mettmty nsrcsof hish ptim laod, op on wiikh Uii r* i* abeuotdul and flouvemsat setUa, aiKnt. Upon ili*tra| ihoe are two mites nrtd a b*l( es flood ievre. bm rCcjutrr* smfiierepfur* and ronslde mblft extension to refidcr sit the Und* itemr. Upon both plantations, the lands *•, with elight exceptions, IVssb and extremely prod.iMivn on the west mde it te ait tn-Rh hut seventy uc.rns. Any genticnisii Wisli infto eiamtne them, wtf) p!eaW> cal! on Mr Lilly on tbe east*.-1.-, and Mr. Youny on the west.side of tc river, sftm sheul?l a pi rchs#*- heemao de*dmhle, me at oUiminis. Fos*sshb nyen Urn Jsuh hv iihW. JOUN H IIOWA!l>. January 11. tSft'K-w fcdtt. K7* CJoittinhos Knqimer, f orner ■ please *py the above wwMUv two mkhiUis. HUBKES, DANIEL A CO. fl/JHjPv h GftMFkllALgTV^ jHiijstorago and Receiving and Rorwarding Busiacsa, AT TIIK LOWELL WARE-HOUSE, We plndfe our test osertions to flivo satisfaciion to all whoiusv sutruut us with ttspir p/oducw. We are prepered to liitnisb ah ‘i"*t"ioary advances te our rustemer* and mfHt promptly all swrtl, #t the lowest market rates for llaggtng, Hope, Mult and other plantation supplies. wm. ii.nuotfEg, WW ItANiKf., W O. liOUUKB. Ooinmhns, June Id—#wtf. TBlttKASg” tisKfil 1 EUOBNIK Trunks, Kafetoga, Fiensh, Hols Leather, and Various ether Trunks for LATHES AND GENTLEMEN. Also Bonnet Boxes, Leather Bags, Psllisier Bags, Valisoa, Ae. For bU Very low at A. o.BA!fDKtti> A CO'S Boot anil £>bue .Store 102 Broad St. Columbus, J uiy 4,lßft®. dwtf. COLUMB (JS haddlery, Harness, AND LKATWKR STOHK. 11. MIDDLEBIIOOK & CO., 64 Broad Street, A- A MANtTFAOTI ttKIIM AM) DKALKIIH 00oh in Mmtit I■, ts Mr ness, Ar Lsathrr, vvbico th“ liilumiiMf ivinprisit- a pmi , ■ -Buknlah (doiltcil Saddles, overlaid; En- Itskda; FlanAr riem duj tsUth*! ud Hoy’s do; Waflon an I’laauttoii doi aud Liu!tint HadtUus, - vane ty of styles. Brldlcii, HarUßtaliM, Saddle- Ilur*, and Jleillcnl do. MAitNliSiH. Pin. HilvM ,U(..l Curing- ITim.-nn- aJI •* •* ** Rrakawsy ** ♦’ h m .• tHmbfc HSfliry ** do “ M FHdwMacW MauirsM, to Slates MU qualiues. ft trifling La-stUnr.fi/idii do, {log ftkius, Fad Hkins, Harm n Thuthi r, Oak and Hemlock, H)U> fissthei. A-ali rtkins. Lihjux Hkins, gboo Pegs, and Findings, Ac. Machine lioltiixg. B liter ind Rubber ReTtinv, oil widths, tt BuhlMu sod Cunvns Helling, for Plow Hack Bands. Just Hie thing fur Planturs, Belt Rivets, nttd Lace Lmuittf. tuxtrthls, ■BBrnu Ladlps and Ontlemen's and Traveliag Tniiikn, mi ,nali- ■ and styles, lioonat Hons, Valises and Carpel Hags CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. finamottmi l,rt!ier. Pat l)b Leather unJ *u® mribd ffieths, alt width* and qualifies;* Ourarpet, lairs-s. Fringes, Head Ltntoff*, titlter Oiuth ftmMtiup, Noils, TmAs. As. mips, (Hits, Ruckles. Harness Mbimtings, Uaiues ('ollats. Whips, Waguu Mrcoclunx, And IN bid Rtidtea All the above fuAdb arc of our own mauuArture; made ofiiiu testmuterial and Uy . g<e.rieocd work man. Wo Invite all lhn* who art) in wiitu of artioJus in our Una tocsllaud txnrnlim 6ur upak, and wd as sart! them that liruy will te well satisfied tyilh the quality es goods and the prices; os they will hi- sold on she very HEHT TKKM*. N B. New Work mado.aud Be part ing done at th bsortesinotice dttel—dwic FALL STYLE AT rim 41UN OT TUS f# Bread Street, KV LAN DON is now receiving all the ianhiona -1 Me Styles of Hals, for the Fall tradw cornua tin* of MOLHftKIN. OARSIMKKK, FUHNCH FKLTH, of all colors and qualities. (JTTKU BHUSI! HATS, PLAIN and NAPI'KD BLACK and DRAM MKAVKIt, and all other kinds adapt ed to this Market. CAPS of overy style and WOOL HATS of all M uUiisH. QMBRVLLAS OA.NKR, KI'C. Wo arc now prepared with a eeu/ermutur, to fit every hud. so that the lint will retain its proper shape and tit the head easily’ Call and esanipe our flock. Aug. 6th, 180, dA*tf. Nuddiery, Harness, Leat her Ac. 1859. FALL TRADE. 1859- snrUHIY A CO., AKK now receiving’ their ralll stock, tonsUlliiK nl SADDLES AND HARNESS, of all kind*. 11.-ml .k and Uuk Solo I French aud American Calf Dklua, Band and Lacing Leather, Hemlock, Oak and India llobbor Belting, Sole Leather, and Ladies French f*ranks, Os rartotts slacs and styles. Valises, Carpet Bags, Saddle and Harness Trimming*. Whips, Cullers, litulles, Plantation dear, Trace Chains, 1 turner, and every other thing usually kept in the Hue, which are offered low for Cash or approved cred it. Hive us a trial. • We are also manufacturing HARNESS our selves, and would invite the orders of all who want a first rate homo-made article. REPAIRING done with despatch. SHIR MAN A CO., Neat doer below the Uuuk of Columbus, Sept. 13-dwtf. Columbus. Os. I. SARiNABtt ft CO., COLUMBUS, OA. WHOU3BALK AND RETAIL GROCERB A PROVISION DEALERS 8 HAVK on hand and will continue to receive a large ud well Delected stuck. ejiihrmiug eve ry arlkla in theirUu* . which ore otfeivd to ihejj (minis and the public ui market prior a- < urn* e ns. IW7—dwtf New Huaar and MolitK.r. 41 kIIIIDH Hug.tr,all grades, J ISO Übls snd S bbls rhoice Molamws for sale by febltMtf K HARNARD ft CO. Pamy ft'luur. PIIVBBLB KluiCtiucl B.tnt l..'w, fnr i%le 5v t ivbnwif K BAHN4.U)* lia Hlowu unit. t\t \ (A'ltirorule bj OU ftbllMtf S. B\RN ARU k CO. HAVANA QKUK3, IHH flfif I DlKKt;TlMrt>MTAllON,various IvUivUv brands, fui Nla b> ■artfi-wdif B. BARNARD fe CD. MESS FORK. li'U i 11 MIX r„r ..I. bv IUU l.b IS. -,l<vlf *. BARN ARD. * ( Cl. PlttnUng rolatocy. 11 tl t “ARRB PlSIt KIT*. Ihv .lib. bv Wtl bWdl H.KMaRII * CO. WEST INDIA MOLASSKS, rJI BAWELH chosen for sale bv iAI nt*rrk wtHl K UAKNANH a. ( <'* Amerirnn Umbol npHE combinations of thisC.uano gives it high re st puls ss s fertiliser.and it is rlnMed as foUy aquni Peruvian. ▲ latge supply sxi*n ted si an cart, *ili , M Umi r co. Vgldfefeife, fee, Ha*, 4, IW* g m m pgs— ll Aoteph f. Pott, ■A.-r-rccßisriß'sr at:i,aw, COUJMBUS, GKORGIA. ‘VXrjLL Attend promptly to si! business entrusted to VV hiscnreiii t)te • ounties of Museogee. Harris Talbot, Taylor, Marlon and riiAttalioo. Re# Office on flsailoipb fiticet, over IL-Uand Uutobia’s Aqpt, Wd7m. Howard A Weems, ATTORNEYS A.T LAW. CHAW FORD, ALA. Boar. a. now add. walthhb. wens*. Aia. June S. wAdtf. Jtlarion lletlmne, attobnjstt :a.t i. aw, TALHOTTOW, Talbot Cos., Oa Otesf 24, HW. wi.it/. _ Hoses A Laws, -AXTOitiNr J3-YS at law, COLUMBUS, OEOHOIA. U 1 MUKEH. w”m a, i.a WB. jMruoiee next door to the Post Office. Sapt. 1, 1868. iiw If. . r. MARTIU. i. J. HARTnt. #.f. HI.AVM MARTIN, MARTuTib BLADE, A-itoi-nevs at Law, COLUMBUS, OA. Dccn,br 17. IMS.—dwtf, Samuel Tlialrlier, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Georgetown, Quitman Cos. ;oa. WILL praeiice in the counties of W*ibter. TWrell Randolph, Chatiahoorc*, Hlewarl, Quitman, Way. Early, Miller, and in Hsrhuur county, Ala. Mov 43 - (Iff 891 i. AOTK’E. J. 11. DANIEL & CO. ~WJ H.I. te oliUs-d to those indebted to them by note Vv or open arx-onnt, lor goods niirrhusiMt prmr to tlu: present year, Ifttey will come forward and settle (he eamu. I'artles notified as above, tailing to comply With our reqtMtft on or before ihc first Monday in January next, may expect to find their claims in the hands of sc. qtfictr as we are amftlldio have money. j H. Daniel fc eo , Odumlms, Oct. 3fl - rftf IM Itmsd gireei. Shorter, Chambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. EUFATTLA. ALA. Will pyj> I® Rstrltour and the adjoining counties of Alabama ami Georgia, a. n. HBoaTxn. w. n. chamubkk. a. n. sbortkr. I J li 1 UL(ii WM TAYLOR. TAYLOR & TAYLOIi, ATTORNEYS AT I.AYV. €u(hbert, I.a. WILL PRAOTICE to the < •Mimics til Hakor.CMay, t'ulkfHln, Early, Randolph. Hiewart St. Tt-rioli, nnd will give prompt attention to all buslnes* cninix tori i” i (<• hi CCTtLENS & TURNfPSEEB, ATfOBNEYS AT LAW, FORT OAINKH, GA. Will jiractioa ip Clay and adjoining counties in GcorglH. andiulLaury seunty, Ala.. Apr 1 ’ UtSfi—#ff er. s Johnson. r. I. kMIN. FoiINHON & RI!CKF.it” ATTORNEYS A.T X.AW, CUMKTA,; CUATTAIfOOCSIIEB t.'OUNTY, GA. Wll.Lgive prompt attention to ail business entrus tsd toihelrcarc ttiroughoiu the Pataula (ItrcuH, and filie'eounttesof Talbot, Harris, Marion, Taylor and(H: hley. of (he Chattahoochee Circuit. February 1, IBM>—wiv. T. J. <- I S ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAMILTON, OA Will otto ml promptly to H business entrusted to bis case. Jan2h 186®—wjy. Thomas W Cobb, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I’RBRTON, W,l„tr Court/. . Will practice in the counties of Clay, Chattu huoohoe, Webster, Krl.y, Kaudolpb, Stewart unit Sumter. Particular attention given to collecting ami remitting. Jan lift lSfl7-wU'. Wll. 1). KLAM, THAORnS OI.tVRR. Ulain A Oiivrr, ATTORNEY AT X.AW. BUBNA VIST A, MARION COUNTY.UA Will practice iu tbo counties of Marion, Macon Stewart. Taylor, Chattahoochee, and any of tho adjoining counties, when tholr services may be required. Also in the ltistriet Court es the Uni ted States for the District of Georgia. September 11,185B.—wtf. Rogers & Driiruttenrcid, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. VIENNA, Puoly County, Georgia. ■. noflßßfl. m. oiuuxrrßNaain. Mavn. 18ft®. _ fl.. StsAte, Attorney at Law, BI.AKBI.Y, EARLY, 00„ UA, Hl.kt'l, .. April 2, 1111. wtf. To the Farmers and Planters or OEOIU;1A AND ALABAMA. Economy, Jriiprorrment, Convenience, nUESE^S MANirULATBO Offi FllOHbito PKHL>VI AN GUANO. r pHK fed that this (iunno is squat to Peruvian, X P Mind par potiini. is as well established as my •act can be sttabUghsd by hunisn testimony and ex perience. Four good reason* why former* should use Uiis Uu auo in preference to any others: Ist. It is ftiliv equal to Peruvian on the Aretcrop. 1 It costs, |t ( leaciii prices of Peruvian, ten dollars less per omi 3 It i” jwrtectly props red for immediate use by drill or otherwise. 4, It contains 6Ay per cent more Phosphate thin Peruvian; and Is therufoceauioie pennant mmipruvci of tle soil. This (Joann has been used ip the vicinity of Colum bus by R .1 Moses. C. A Peabody snd others, with very satisAu lory results. Oansumenfmust hi- particular to specify in their or dsrs R* ese>, snd observe that our nawi is branded ou the tfege Terms rash, or acceptable time dialts on city houses Pamphlets giving a hill account of the above (luano esn be obtained by addressing Cl UN Ii Y vV CO., SOM! AUIfKM, KOK COLOMBCa.IU. __N> ve other 4th, I MO—dll w 3m. NOTICE. -nm The subscriber offers flu sale s valuable AaSSffis K i‘*ck Faria In the “ih Distnrlnf Worth cnUu Urn , ronnistUig of MO acres of Land. 136 or Jdk. IW Acres open Lands, n new Uin House and beruw upon the pls.-e, IMI ui WO head ol OaUle, about the same number of imga. bud 3t* head of sheep Terms will be made at c omiuodaiutg sud mi h ily so when llw cash is oil, red Enquire m Albany atJs*. URPaUver) riiabiss, for duectiops tthe place. June 4--wtf TIItIR II KENDALL. PLANTATION FOR SALE. T WILL soft at a nrice ami upon A luch terms as will suit a gnua purchaser, my iilaotatioit in Marion county, sitttatml upon “Pint Knot” L’reck, 11 miles from Rucua Vl.ta. Upon the place U a Flouring and buw feill. Gin House, anil all uecosenry out buiUingS : consisting of good framed negro cabins, staid**, aud barn, ail in the host repair, having only born built a short Gt&c; a good dwelling with five rooms. There is attached to the plaon two thousand acres of m welltiinhoi-ail feud as can he found In Geurgia, ami about one huudrvd under cultivation. The Grist and Saw Mills are both doing a fine busi ness. A ready sale can be had for ail the lumber, bomg only six miles from the Muicogoe Railroad, ever a good rai; To one who wfehoe to make a good and safe Investment, I would call tlielr attention. My reason for wishing to dispose of this valuable properly is, that my profession will not admit of my personal attention to it. In my absence from hoiuc. by calling on A. Floyd, b w ill giveaU in fbrniatiou in rtgsrd to the property, f. l. McLaughlin, Pine Knot Mills, P. 0.. Aug. 26, 18oA ts THOS. MACKENZIE 4 SONS, Importer* of tADMLERY HARDWARE, MAStSACTirsBK# OF rUTED COACH AND (liq HAMES, AND DKALEUR IN CARRIADE TRIMMINGS. Na. 4%n;ilalt lmore-et. Near Cltarles, BALTIMORE. fob. 14, IfM-wly* 44.A —IA A.. II —s—snwcass ffiutghnitt pis. s Cl *• An Aperient and stomachic preparation of 0N purified of Oxygen and Carbon by oom bustlon in Hydrogen, of high medical author ity and extraordinary efficacy ia each of the following complain tt, vi*.: DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONB, EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA MAIIRHEA, CONSTI PATION. SCROFULA, SALT KHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA TISM, MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER MITTKNT FEVEH3, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, MI3- MENSTRUATION WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc.. PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN, ete. The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and tha circulating through the whole system, no part of the body can eecape their truly wonder ful influence. The experience of thousands daily proves that no preparation of Iron can for a moment be compared with it. ImpcriUee of tho blood, de prewion of vital energy, pale and otherwise sickly complsxlona indicate its necessity in al most every concuivable case. Ia all cases of fema'e dobility (floor albus, chlorosis, etc.), it* effects are delightfully renovating. No remedy ha* ever been discovered, in the whole history of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, com plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength, with nn unusual disposition for active and cheerful exercise, immediately follow it* use. Asa grand stomachic and general restorative it has no superior and no substitute. Pal np 111 uvat flat metal boxes eiiiiUlnlMg W pi lie, prter 50 esU per bo* : six bouoa, fa Ml; one Iwores. gl 00. For sale by Druetlits gmrrally. Will br sent free to any nudrrwA reeelpt of thr prtee, til I*t* ter*, erilrn, #tc. f thnuM Ik- sddmM'l U> R.B. LOCKE & CO., General Agenti. 3;ia HiKtiiIYVAY. r r. n.n The shove to • fbe-slnolle of the •tel on i-urh tel. For sale by PEMBERTON A CARTER, Nov. 14—wly Columbus, fie. . K. LITTLE'S VERMIFUGE. In LAHOK BuUlti and Vials. Jtotbla* e|s In rs'nnlrsri to rsllsvs ehlGrsQ of Worms : sod bssides telog obo of tho clumpn-t 4 boat VfttfKftiflat over o*rod lo ths pnblic. Hs fro tme iu fitntfUNS Udl **• much troobls sod #***nne, as welt as tb<* Itvw of many obtldreu —for eight out of OTery tea rsmm gauerslly require It. IiITIL^S ANODYNE COUBH DROPS. A cerfhin tmre for Cnlds, Coughs, HrnnrhUit, Asthron. Pain iu the Ifrrrut : also Orvup, Whooping Coughs, Ae., Ae-, amongst tJhiUirnn. This U s nlosesnt oiediein* to take, producing lm- Bredlst'i r!isr, snd ia aloe ont of tn tmimn a prompt CnfO. It tmercis** Ihe most controlllug Influnnea over Couglut end IrrttstUu of the Lnsgs of aur r#- niadv ktinwo, often stopping tho most etulcut In a few ifour*. or st most lu s day or two. Msnf th-Might to bo decidedly eoasnmpttre, have boon promptly cured by using a few bottles As snodyne expectorant, without sstrlDgii*,iheb'.we!s, H stand* psmuiuautteoil cough mixtures LITTLE’S FRENCH MIXTURE. This U prepared from s French Recipe tin th* form* of Re, 1 and 3j the flrt for the scute, sud Ifo. X km the chronic stage, t and from It* un'-xninpU-d siiccmhs is likely to tuporhede every- other reinedF for the crof dlsesece es the Kidneys Had Bladder, WoaorrhoDu), mMßen’hOMtl, std Lem-iiorrlnnal or Fluor A Inns siToctioss. This exteusive Compound cofolnnee preperitea totally uut is tsaie auri fbat acter from shy thlog to be fottod In the Culled htate* l’bnrinoroprela ; sod is point es safety and *• et4*acy is nut rivalled la America. LITTLE’S RINGWORM & TETTER OINTMENT. COUTII, No. a. Hundreds of cimos of Chronic Tetters. Scald Hoad*, and dl*eaaes of th *kiu Keuerslly, Dave bee* cure* by tMs remedy; and etoee the Tntfoductlou of ihe Ifo, 2 prci>rMt4'U (betug stronger, scarce ty a ra*w Era* heß foitnd that it Will uH eflectually sradteste Is a Sboit time For the cure of Canceroiu Sor.-s and Uloer* ft is applied iu the form of plasters, and Is almost Infallible. In inoretliAn two htt*dred places tn Georgia, and ta the Southern Suttee, they are to te had . and a* there are Nampa about who are eouaterfemag hit remedies, by patiuiuK ofl thetr own or someth teg else, by using the same or similar Daruee (for no po tent Is wanted or secured ataid the absurd patents of the day,) let ail te cauS<tfl4~to look well fur tk signature of the Proprietor, thus:— and also his dams blows Into the glass of each but tie ♦#“ AH order* and letters to be addressed to LITTLE & BRO„ Wholesale Braggists, MseoS, ‘3* _Nov. 14—'wly. War ! War! War ! M DS( i.AMCb sosiNst rsias or AAV ams sv DR. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! \ ND everv Houtheruer w ill be SHViedetl by using ■a ouo Dollar's worth that they hav* no further us* for Northern Luumeiits. Ke Kajnily and Plantation use it lias no equal It cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia Hirsute, UruiM'e, Hum*. Fresh Cuts, Pant* m Ihe Back or I.itnhs, t'ho'ic in man tw beast, ami is |h* on lyreriatn reiWedy known tbr Hhmi Htagger* m Horses -and every oue will timl it a saving ui Urns ami tuo ney by keeping a supply n hand. Cl 7“ I* re pared by in A. W AI.LRN. Coin in hue. Go Notts genuine tMthotii the Hignautre aud Heal 01 A. W AI.LKN I For sals by I'Rtf I'll ART 4 CHAPMAN. and J. W. UROitK* Columbus Wa*Tß--arespuiiaibfe agent in every Houthein town and village. 117" CAUTION TGEVERYItODY —Don't use any 11M..C Northern Liniment unlit you hsvs given the Southern Liniment a tnir trial. CBRTTPIOATI! tuiiMßts. May 13, 1839. Dr A. W. Al.LEV—Dear Sir: Allow us to present yttn this rertigeate hir your Hoiithcrn Liniment W have usod over a hundred tartUes of your valuable medicine during the last year, and do not hesiute in say ing Hint we never sSw a Liniment equal lo it, snd Irt used all kinds We have uno<l yours fm Cholic hmh for Negro>t and Horses, and in no instance has ,it Iqilcd to ertoct spce.lv relief We consu'. ru an 10- valuable triedtclne for Cholic, Bptnins, Hnuscs, Hvvel lines. Fresh Wounds, fee.,snd would not bo without It for any consideration. Julylt-wr J. VKHNOV It CO BEDELL & WEEMS, HAVE rwmovwd to tho corner lormerly occu pied by W. A Kodd, A Go., lately by Watt and SappioglOfe, wlroro they will kwep sourtantly •u baud, a woll uelactod stock of GROCERIES, conaisting io pan of Uacoo. Bagging and Hope Sugar aud Cofloc. Liquor*. Ac All of winch they offer at the lowwat market prices. Ag. J. 1855. wtf. PEMBKRTO3I A CARTER, (Sign of the Big Mortar,) COLDM BUS,’ GEORGIA, Have on hand a well selected stosk of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Faints, Oils, Glass, DYB-STTJFFS, Perfumery, Fancy Article,, Peftimery, Faucy Articles, Brushes. Spiees, Glass Ware, Surgical Instruments, Gold Foil Ci gars. lluruing Fluid, Ac., .10. Which thev offer on term* as favorable as <4n be ufTonted w Dus sc, non of country. They would lespcrtuMy aak of those wiahiH to buy !’ aisiatas their go.ufe and priees be for* puiha ‘ t septa, .tedm Atj Etiucational. who has ,had tro years’ aiperi- X ‘*we in taaetiing and governing boys, desires to establish. In a healthy and sm sabls section *f the couu tty, a preparatory Hslteof, Hi wlurh will bs tiuiglH the usual c ouise of study pursued in similar itmitu tiona. Reh tern eof rharartsi and qusiiflrstions fem- IsfeMifdssijed. Address Immmtirr 0 ILtWlnte, Tn -o a & vfimrk NEW YOBK MACHINERY DEPOT, 222 Pearl Street, Xew York, MILBANK & ANNAN, (fitisoessorMto A. I Asknima,) MANL-paCTUfIeSS AXD DBAlSh■ Iff SOON AMD WOOD, STEAM ENGINES AI>N BOILUHS, LEATH ER AND RUBBER BELTING. WORKINO MAfIIIMJItY AND Manufacturers’ Articles, &c. Hptomter XO, IB6o—tt'fiui SIOO Reward, STOLEN from the sutecriter n ihs ZkrA M Inmant, at right. my prgy > or-*: about about els years old, of rioe ni/.-i atul in ■Wax A. g iod orrior. thin msm and uul, nesasten ed by bolng ciil out; )iod ,u froul; a him K quill'-'l saddle; use spring stimipand one plnkn stirrup, ami u double heed siidi nitrite 1 will pay the above reward fur the thief und terse, with prwnbekftet the tltef, nrl wHI jwiy a Sailsfer tory reward fur ibe Jtonw uteie. Hu was aeu making bis way towards Ihuneavule having on a tall crowned whitehAt. H. O.BYAk*. IndiaH Springs, Pept. 17—-wtf. 85.00 ri:ivari>. HTRAYF.II nr Hi leu trow iht suhscriber, ‘Majflfeoria milsaliove Peirgy It/*d'H ‘ ridge, o* the ‘F ‘/lHftoatoMi a Hsy Mare, shod in front. | f. i.’t .p iriuimed cteee. A Mttte *wa\backed; a lhtte ; hipped M the lfi nip*, heavy mane arid tail. When i She left had a small rope round tier r.eek. 1 will pnv I tne above reward for her delivery to ie, or lea dbl- Isra with proof re ,-*nvn t the ictef D A NIKI. fftOOffi. Water Oak P 10. Oa. |S<Y It *1- w-f K. C. COBBKTT, BROXKR and Dea er In SLAVES, HAVA VN AH, OKORGIA. WILL keep constantly da hand a good supply of Virginia and ffiaoigpi Nerrnevlbr sate, lie will also reeefvfl, buy and MUfi>rthoa ‘teiirray; bis servi ca. Hr is also p/e (jared to make rbe n>nal advances on property, both real .Mid personal, tell in bis charge for sal*. 0* tear tte’PMlaski House and Post nffia*. Jlfiv 4, Irifttl. —W®M, I tit wits a KOHVi.lt, ae BKOAD ST. OFFER XIIEIR EXCELLENT STOC* Os PIANOS MELODEONS, AC., fjjptJj Al ftsrthern prices. A gonrl Piano for SSW>o; Mwofikion* front fSO to sl2ft. Also, ah.flßMUflnt Organ for Church or Lurlor at S4O. Call and exam inn at vfi Broad Hirwft. ‘ ‘ Jaji4,lßft-^wly, J. B. & W. A. BOSS, _-Who!eile and Retail DRY GOODS & GROCERY MERCHANTS. H a coii, (*eor|ia. Also, Ageot* for Wheeler’s nod Wilaon’a Sewing Mflchififlfl. •ctll—wtf. FRESH THOMASTON LIME, PLASTEE PAEIS, ANlf ROSENI>ALE CEMENT, J UST Received and tot Hate by may I fjwt k,F CULkMAN. WANTED, ann BDNIIKLH risusA WffifinavedfNtor flair, UUU rnavto wtf. . F CULBMAaN PILES, FISTULA, STRICTURE, CANCKHB AN# SCROFULA CUHF.U. PA M NII.KTrt umUining MwChuouiAki of Uie lush* n fJmrn. ic.r -to Ids sorfc**** Will te totwnrd'-d So any that may wiylt them. Those wtelun* H) teat ihe 4>.;fb a< \ ot l>r JiN’M wntidvribi must give |corm l dusrnpttou f (tie d**-.w. ilg am>-aratn.v irts im tpicut pterrni eondiU u.. locali-ui, Ac A three cent stamp Aim* cc<unptrtiy oil comnitinim tiuns AridrMM J. A. rl.OFTO.N,lluuleritlc, Ala. ’ I’IIKKM Gt/ARANTftKD. mWlnwlv. U vIiKIN HOUSE. I.UWI’KfN, STKWAUT CO. CA, MTHB Mibcriber, hnving purnheeri tho above hau46,is raeolvod to ntakfttt ooe wonky tte pnimoage -hf-i travrilmg public. It good lare and attentive servants should entitle a ILitel to custom, the uodd/ned flatter* himself, that those who try him once, wiJi coma again. < oaueclod with tbo Hotel, arc commo dious Stables with trusty <•►tiers. Oct W. wtf. JOHN Y AKBROtfGH. NEGROES! NEGROES! W E are constantly receiving from Vb* alntn nnd North Carolina a large j(i and well w>hctd stock ot .tdetj, Hops and (iris,including fiwUJ hands, houdw ffV Hervnuts, tiieohamee, tkc., bought by otmoi Ihe firm exprwsly for tltis merket. slur fru-nd* may rely on getting negroew ol good character coming up fully Io oar repreaeßUtiofte—mb wo sell none on corainfesiou. liATCUKUA McUKIIEE. July ‘46,lßsß—wtf nniTyfo sriTTiiLTi.M is. THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO, OFFK.K thefr v.riou.H,)-. ot'UoodF. eompri- U* OSN ABL H'JS, Y ARMS, PAStIION, (nr np.-, PINF-KNOT PLAIN'S. .YtxatO KKIIPKYB, SOUTHERN UN.'UYS. “THUt'jj FOR PHO WSERS,” COTTON HOPE, Ao. Ac. AT (.aSATLY KEDUCED PRICES. Ttifv invite ilia •uenlicn of iho Trd. ta their Stock Mict, I. < O.npl.ve in every rwoect .1. RHODES, tlttOVv NK, Ajeut. Colnralm., l*.c S, 1857, llvlurtf. IPIHW have mi hand a large aaoortmeat of VBHI Cl. Kit, i*f theflnevt materia! and rhoierst mnnnfac tuve ever befbre uticiwd ui this market, e iluaviug COACHES, reruns, calebches, Mii( kTnlr*hr, Harkaw)-|, TOP AND NO TOP UUGOica, ALftCk a ftTLftMMB ;btocx or New York Trotting Buggiei, OF RVUy STYLE AND DRMCRIPTHIN, which I ofbr on better tcr.uathan cau bs aßTxdsd else Where, for ctuh nr Approved credit. 1 am about w inding np my buatness, and would be ohiigcd in all indebted by uoic. * account, to call and actile cither l-v cash or aatiafkctorv irm-wal All who omit ihw will 6nd ihslt l iainut ui the hand* of an a|. lorweV for cnUsciinp ||. c. M> KKK. X. II All those who do uot intend paying without being sued, arr notified that flve per rant, will be de ducted by cal Img at tk csptrtm's uitlrw wad settling forthwith H.L'. McKKK Columbus, Jauuaiv 31-wtf. KABSMANNB IRON HOOPS AN TIES, FOE COTTON 8A1.K3. /V*se 6 Cm* l>ir 14. ANY nn considering the advantage of Iron over Rope ass metenal for fondwig coiHui bales, will he su.prise<4 that it has not been adopted Utag ago,— In itasecurity agsin-t 6re there is an uviwhs.uiiag reason for ns ssopti n. The preeses io ihe seaport elites have been Ihe main cause of tie mu being generally sdoptsd; hut now that objection is remuved generally, and ihe Offeans Press —the largest in New Orleans-give* it ihe prsfersmes over R*'p. Th* Fasamnnii Iron Uorh l and Tins the unprovement of on* of the rroprietora. and U adopted front the feft, that it is found aAer lung experuuvai. to combine the neatest merits in “‘mphritv and flu tiny of application ~(*„) one m i made. It isso pre<m*d as to require no change for ssittg. Thus ob vin tii g the only remaining difnsm’ry at the seaboard cities. The hoops ate sent of any Iwortl. from eight to ten fret, and a I'tiHtnarantes given thin neither thr Ties nor Hoops will break. And further, that all cotton hound in them shall be received on Hfosatne terms at the Orleans Press, aa rop* bound cotton The wet rht pei bale is about ths same as iope, not one pound more orh-ss. To show the opinion shipmasters have of l, w* give the following, among, numerous commendations we have: The undersigned, mas-ers of vesact*. having had cotton > nut pressed with Fsssntann's new Iron H, >p* and Ties, hereby recommend the sou,,;. The ba.e* he. ing welloimpressed,, and tbc biitt uia pi Iwops nev.-r breaking w ben thrown down in the Skip’s hold, or when stowed. I.L Condsy. Cgptaia of slop More* Davonavrt, A- RoWmson. •* Ma-lns. James Tomas, “ “ Henry. A Talbot, “ % llnrenscoket, John Dean. “ •* James Pilnt, John V Wilner. “ ” MulhoHae, 11 Konpewholdt *• “ Rila A ( lark. L T Msrill, *• *• Bark KimbsU. The price of Hoops and Tics at New Orleans is six cent sper pound, and nil orders will receive prompt at tention l iberal deductions triads to merchants for any acceptance. F HILMIER. Agent, I*Ni •ewosrsmi Pissw. NsW r!*sas /ui* 4 -fmw T. S. SPEAR, rKACTICAL WATCHMAKER Successor to S. It. Purple, cor. Broad Sc Randolph st. OOLtTMBtTS, OEOnOXA. aMRRB STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK., A beautiful variety of Pattern*. I will moke to order any design nod style and pUtt yoa may require WATCHES, CLOCKS eSc JEWELRY Repaired by competent and experienced Workmen, and warranted. CANES! CANES! Gold, Silver, Ivory Loaded Head*—Hickory Crook* and Sword* PEBBLE SPECTACLES, ■ m .1 Gold nod Steel Frames, of quality nunofnotaroJ. 01Mel Mt In old [row t,altril T-*- I lnritlho itu ntUm of.ll lo my Stock, and will .bow it with pleMUie, wh.tbor yt purchcw o- not FurpU'i old Stind, Corner TJrou.l nod ltnntlolpb S treetc. Cmambui, On., Oct SO, 13S8.—dwtf T. 8. SPB4R. am h Biai zm Ifimi Uu'iSouthd’aclfie Ocean. “-JSL- VSte’ IMI'OBTBU *T TIIK American Guano Company Now York. rpi) IQ far superior to any other fertiliser known, and of permanent value to the soil, is sold X St thirty per nvni tors than l*oi avian Goan*. Its peculiar natural '-oaubina>tua es tbs Phos pbattri and Sui]7batoe of Lime, enable* it to restore to (be soil the properties lost by, constant or p piog, and tho planter wiil be ch*t>Jed Ufrt weral/ to re|> from its use a present crop, bat find hit laud st tfifl end es the sefeKffi h**eUik*r.aad atranger, reiuiring a less etcoant of Gaano far ihe next planting.* • Thu Guano Flvh’itS. bat docs not slimnlate to exnefla tho roets of plaiitx,>naTbey>ru thereby en ablod to wiUixtjuid the effects of Drought to a greater degree than by the use of any other fertilirer known. The universal dbjectu.n ts lb* are of item visa Goaoe front lU fatal result* daring a dry •canon is obviated by tbs uw o# (l*e American fiutbo. Th* apj-lioatton of this Guano will en*ur* woaderinl rop*of eottext.'eern, wheat, rye, tobacco, vegetable*, te. For fell infermatioo And report# ei the snseeeeful experiment* with this gnann, to gether with Pamphieie bp distribatloa, apply to GUNBY 4 CO., Cotnmbas, G*. Pamphlets will be sent gratis t j>rßO*ac-iirhif them. Oet. fi—dlw wfiin. M r INBI-OYV r , An experienced K'trecand Female IMiyeKtun, present* lu the attention *r taotiiem, her SOOTHING SYHUF, For Children Teething, whirfi greatly facettette* fii pfti< i-m •ftoetkiiif. by so fir nu> K thv gum*, rrdottug all tiid.mtmiattMit- will altav alt pals andep—muffif-ytfon, and i* SUHK TO_RKai r LATTHB DOWELS. p.-pend trpr*n ft, mn'liri*, 1f wiil givwjrest to yoar tmtef#, mud RBLtBF AND IIKALIU Ti> YOUR UNFA NT# We have put up and s-'UI this Ofticie for over ten year*. titd< a sv, ut eontident e awl trtiiii t.| u, w box We have never “ l|Cw< ~T";ltelt able'tpfing ■ us any other .71 SI 3* tnwdtdn*-VMrv erh.v* it fiilled..||’ ■ y aj| illf,'A l} * * “utfle to wano*, to ertett ls aMv 3 cure, when timely ased.- As IS IT SI I\ d* ‘* wr * r did w know an in j MHli ill Ul tanc-of dtusai tsla-ttoittoy any I A VII I'll •>• who uued It. On li..- ooh \ tV 11% 11 nqyifl are Uc • lighted with its operatfiui, and *iuik in terms of itigtt mS ranuiiemtatiun of Vts magical rltrr tn and mcdteul • trines Wi-spRAs Uilßis ni.titet w ltut wedu hpow,"’ After ten year*’ experience, and pledge our repaUtio* for tte lutfoment < f wfiot we her* a- lure tn ahuei every itMtain’e where the m&nt hi surii’nrtK (rutu pain and e*iiau*tn, t reiteCwillte found >r nftrc.-nor twen ty to twite* utter tho syrttp fe admimstrecd. TlW* \ : .loin is the ps* . nj-lirnofriieof the most RXPBKtEM Ell and KKIJ Ft I. NI'RHF.* in New England, and bus beeu HMd with uever ouling succeao in THOUSANDS OT OA6ES. It hot only relieves the rbitd from pain, hot itiriflor ates th.- suiuock*wd%awla. correct* acidity, sad gWu* turn- ami energy to ihe whale aysti tu. It wiU ai instantly relievo. (JUiFINU IN TilK BOWELS, AND WIND COLIC, and overcome. Lilli r ° J v u Is j mm, wiirii, if not; niU (xpoesUg ier died, end hi /ITT ft I\D L’ V;de*h. We be lievoit Ihohesi L. 1 * L!-iiaifoeuicst wu.c riy tn world, in Tl. FTS| ! \(I i” r e*of DY rtENTKRI 1 ririllllTU, a.ND DIAM RIKEA IN UflLDKffiN wi.eitet it avisos ftom teetk in*, m feus any other rims VA would say u> every u.>i tier who ha# a rduld sufienng from any ol‘ Uw fore gntnc eoutidahu* -ot* SOT LXT voi * poKjenn ks, ana r*fc MHueiiKK* or oTuru, stand istwmi >t>ur sui tenng child and the rode I that wife he St UE—yrs, Ali lOLi TKLY Ht'ltli to follow th<- *■*■- tfttim mod cinc. iftimely need. Full directfnns fin using will ae conipaii\ each bottle N*ae nmnne unlue# the tar #<miie of CIKTIMA. PERKIN*, Nen lurk, is on Use outside wrapper. fluid by Drugjrwts.throughout the world. r*iacirxLlfrticx,lfo IJCkdar Stwsxt. N Y. Price onlyXSretiU per Hottl# Aug *J, tei'.i—dwly CO It SALE. STILLS for th X manufoaurmgof FBALII ÜBANDV or WHIS KEY. which he wili sefl at wry low priced. ai*o Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware. of every vuristy and description, which ran be bought at tht lowest iurea. JOB AVOItK, Done at short notice and on the m<>at liberal terms. J. b RfCftS, Afcnts, Next door below Hans Rnuc i, Broad Sheet. Julv I Maw—dwtt novelty’ works 1 F UIiNITU ItE AX RETAIL 1 SALESROOM OVER J. MTiiillip's Dry Goods Store, N®. 140 Broad St., ( olnmbni, (Ja. rt AT the aoheitnuon of many Inc mi* I have Je- UL temuicd to aeR ray Fonuutrv at Retail as well as Wholesale. And I will lu harpy to meet and servo my former fVieiid* and rustmui’iaat tuy aaiaa room, as above do signated; an.ll imut .t*k of thoee whom i have not served to call aud let me *iuw> U.crn uiy FITIMTLRR and if ft is AS GOOD AND CILKAP AS NORTHERN FURNITURE, 1 know that they will as Southern people, give me Iferir patronage. t "Jr Dealers art invited to examine my stock before gwitf North. Bi-aekefei !*Tnaldtnffs, Carvings, Turn ing, Fancy Hawiag, fee. DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. COFFINS, both < trend and mahogany, always oa hand snd at all prues ITT'Orders solicited and promptly attended to. Address. W K. HARRIS. i . ('sinmbu. Gn . MSrrh If. dwtf 4DM IN 1 STItATt HI rt HA Lk -WRI fe eoid at the 1 V Market liouse in the t ily Os C'darohu*. Muwro- i get county. Oa.. -tathe Rr*t Tnely in January neat within the legal house of sale, Agreeably to an order ofthe Court of Ordinary rs said connty, all the Ns pees belonging to Utefeelare of Charies P Wntnutr. deren*. and, viv. -Charles about 40 ysars old; Isaac JTj Bill W. Dm k 91; Wt'Uam IS; Makcly fld; Khcabetfc 13 GeotgtanUi Caroliae i.and her two . h.ldren. Mari an io. and a boy 6, Sold for drairthorinn amang the she legatees. W. L. WORM M, Adtn’r. November 13, I£A3—-<wtd* (TTS'ROlA—Cfahtt.iLoocbeo Connty: months after date application will be made 1 to the (100 Court of Ordinary of t haltnho*ehee count\ for leave io anil reitula seetrerpd lands and one n*?m in.iii named John, baiooenig to the cute of Thomas Bu*h Arc'd. HEPSBY A. BI'SII, Ex'x- December 6th. ISgfl— wtm. N'OTICK TO DKDTOKB AND CKEDITuKS. AT! persons hobJfttg dethnndß against the ••tfeteo/J. J. Me Matins, arc> hereby notified to pre tent thou duly authenticated, for payment within the time prescribed by few, and all p#r sous indebted to said estate are requeued to make immediate payment. ELBERT MASK*. Ado Tr. December 12, 1869. w46d. Book Binding: EXICTrrSD la superior style at ife oflee sf tbs Goluubus ruuee.” „j # ! L-'XBCCTrin-* HAI E Will B, ~i'd h<-r-rr r! • j I a Couvt House dour in the town of ffarvrtitnn.llar ( n# county. Oa., Within the legal hours of ante, on the j hret Tuexdvy in February next, Ihe follow!n* l -'# of Land lu wh—Lota Wo. *<*4 ami tfs{ b!*o tliat porlKT t Lot 8P lying w est nf the A iahunt or Telegraph it ‘iid Said landcumpruung tire iHi.iu!rci acres mure .nr lea*, and lying in is* cighteeßth diMrir* of new Harris ommy—teinfl a porrfon of tte real earefeof tin* late t harle* Philips of enui county, doceaaed. and sold fur division aiuon* ths heirs. iIBNRY MGFFBTT, E*etor •ecwmhev iih. Mfift v,-da H F.‘> EG IA Muscogee County: n'Wumor. tk*d tte rrtaic application will be mode to I the Court of Ordinary, oi Muso-gee county, Oa, tor leave to uni! a part *f lot of laud lying- in Floyd unt), betongingto the ***tatr of Tlmuia* I>. Adaru#, ttereoeed, late of Burke county, li# F B ADAMS, AtlmV November ‘2B, I tog.—aim* r'XF.rrTOßfl* tSALK -Under an after of the’ a Courtnt Ordinary of fltewart count). iieorgia WIM te s<dd before the O-'uH House dodr in Lojupkin. w* the first Tueaday >* Junnaiy m-it, the fuUosnnf named negnve#, t.rlonging to the estate of Mary Hh4*cs, itaaowaMsd,Tn M Tom, a man of yellow romptosinn. atent4 year* okf; Fra*rea. a woman nfdark eentpiesron, about rtf year* old, and her ihvec elnldren. hl for the porpoae t>fm diatribuduu #• the legaiee* mentioned in the std Item of the hist Will and Testament or said Mary Bridge*, rfrrrsred Term* (kWh. JAMBS I*. ELUfI, Bx r. Nov n. lim qffid, Admliiistratoi'’* Kale UTILI* te sold before the Court houve df>*r in the Town nf Talbot tn. Taibot county. T<a.. on the flr*t I'ueaday in Januat v next, witbui ihe iwuai ot sale, agreeably t<i an order ot the Court of Ordinary of Mill county A Talbot: XMm rtenf of Land being Lot No *o§, and fraction in Ihe T3d dfarrb t, known a* the Iteao nlare. ad join ing Dr. niel WentUera. Tho# Brady on tin* rmitli. Jobn RiiwtiL o* th* wem; also .Vb acre* known as the Ruffian place, adjoining Bi n fl*i;th south and we*t. Alex Johnson nerlh; the acres oi land, tte residence of (Stephen Weather#, deceased, at lt|n tunc of his death; the .-laim of fltephnn W emb ers will te Mil. All sold as lUe propr-rty ot said Ste phen vt .-atliers, dcceawd. noVTj-wtda FRANCIg WEATtIBRB. Adm r. Gusrdisn’i Sole. A < REE ABLY to so order ufliie Court of Ordinary XV of Musroge* fertility,will be sold an the first tqcs dy m January next, at tor Market Hunse in the City * es t oiantbos, between thensual hours wf sole, a Ne gro woman by the name of Columbia, about X y#ar* ( hi# .etd a* the property of Ueurgu C. W. flLark, wv I ner. and Mrs. Mary A. Jordan. T< rm* Caafc. C. M. JORDAN. Guardian Nor IA 185#.—wtds GEORGIA—TaIbot County: r p W r o months after dais application wilt he mode tn 1 the Court of Ordinary of Talbot ‘entiuty for leave j to the real estate belonging to tte oiaie of Jesse Buiry, deceased XACUAIUAH PKOCToU. •triobsr ID, ISsl—a-ftin Adm r. Admim-strator* bale-wui m *id on ibe first Tuesday tu January neat, befent lie Court House doer in Ckatlgboochea county. *grral>ie 1 loan <>idcr<DCourt of Ordinary of said county ‘ Twelve Ithaty aagrofe. wen, women. children, bey* l*d sols. Sold as the property of Peri) Browning W ---reaped late nf said county for the benefit of the iietia ami creditor* of said dec-unset] Terms made kuuwn on the day of rale. R l* PATTERSON. Adm r. Martha browning. Adm'i November I®, 1 a6V w*4ud. Adailalstrater’s Sale. \ URKRAHI.Y to anerder af% lb Cwm rf finite aA. ary ol Muscogee cotiniv. auitn* for Ordinary 1 Mipart I will expos* fnrsaleat ih* Market linns.- in i the city i/ CoUimhu*. on the first Tuesday m Janun , ry next, within the level hours of sale, all the Negroes j bOionffnfto the *tafeei'S A Hailey, d*. ewti; ai l s'* twenty tour aad a half shares oi tfioefc m the Vue I fo**” Railroad, soht lor the benefit of tli Imira, and | for the jiurp*>e of division. Thornton a man aged about carriage driven Julia j I>W Wife about 40 ynais took; Albert 14, T*un 10; No , ra 9; Cturhnte 0; Rob 4; infant I; Mary Barker extra , house servant and Amiinti 3; Josephine spend id i house servant 17; Aiek house aerv nt; wash tirat rate Cook S2; Man*. flrrt rate hoose servant 46) Charles . I*. George II; Ned flsat rat* Arid hand 5 Termn on.- third cash, the batunre a note with two , good seruruie*, payable Kith December it Ol Kh in tcrest fiom date. , . H A BILLING*. Adiu r LVuiutm*. Nov. 14. ISdV-wtds. A dintnlMtrater's Sale.—Agmrahl} to an or ! -fx. dec id the I'ourt of Ord.uarv cfsAvnogee roiiiiiry. Oa . will be sold at ihe Market lions? tu the city of J GmiUimbiis. in wud enuniy.nn the ftret Tnesdai in I January next, during the legal hour*of aaio, on# house and lot contain mg three acres of iaud. lying about ■ tlw*c mile* from the city, on the Muscogee Railroad, kuonn as the pur* waerrou Mrs Mary Wpiexa now lives. Hold as the property of Ferry Drowning, de ’ eased. for the benefit of the bens and creditors— TaimaCaafa It t PATTKRaON. Adui r MARTHA BROWN IN 6, Adm'x. Nev, 14, Iftfi®,—wtris G KOKGTA—Chattahoochee County: Cvurt Ordinary, July Ttrtn, lSsg. Present and presiding. K. Q. Haiford, Ordinary. UJ lIibREAH. it hi shown to the Coam by the Pe tition of Nathan i. Bussey, and William Wooldrnlgo administrators on the estate of Thomas I WiMildnaga. dec eased, that said estate i* fully #d minieiered, and praying TdrLeilers of Diaumeion fmm Uie same; lilt therefore onteied, that all persons enerned. he required to shew cause, if any they have, on at before the second Monday in January neat, why their should not be dismissed from the administration of said estate. A true tmnsrnpt from the minutes of said Goan July 4th, ISSO Julvll- worn K. G RAIFORD, Ordinary. UKOROIA, Maieoges county Court of Ordinary, Auifutt JWtn, 1869. RULE SISI. SAMCBL D HARP, Admiuislralor of th* Ernie of J hn L Harp, deceased, having applied fur disotii. atoiv It is ordered that all persons rOtKen od shew cauae, (If any they have) why said adioß'ratnrshonld not be dismissed from said administration at the Court of Ordinary to be held in aad for said county on the torsi Monday tn March next, and that tins order he publish ed in Terms oftke law. A true transcript from the minutes of said Court. AiigOth. IHSW. JBHN JOUNhON, •rdiwary Aug I. ludW-wSui Ayer’sSarsaparilla A compound remedy, in which We have la bored to produce tho most effectual alterative that can be made. It i* a concentrated extract of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with other substances of still greater nlteradre power as to afford an effective antidote for th® diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It i* bclim-ed that such a remedy i* wanted by those wjp suffer from Strumous complaints, and that <mu wliich will accomplish their cure must provo of immense wrvice to this large class of cur afflicted fellow-citizens. How completely tliia compound will do it has been proven by exper iment on many cf the worst cases to be found ot the fcilovring complaint*: ANI) hOROPULOCfI C'OWPLATNT*, Ektrmwsot AND Katrrrrv* Diseases, Ul< tus, Pimpia-, mtare&ks, Tumohs, Balt Riixt u, Scald Head, Syphilis and Byp>hiliixl’ Ar rtCTioifs, Merttrial Dtsbash, Phopst, Nkl ralcjia on Tic DorLwrußux, Dewittt, Dts- PEPWA AND iNDIOUHTtOX, ErTSIPSLAB, Ko ok Sr. Anthony’* Fire, and indeed the whola class of complaints arising from Imjmjiuty ot thy Blood. This compound will be found a grout pro mpter of health, w hen taken in the spring, to expel the foul humors which fester in the bicod at that season of tlx- year. By the time ly expulsion of them numy rankling disorders are nipped in the bud. Multitudes con, by the aid of tliia remedy, spare themselves from the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerou* •ores, through which the system will strive to rid itself or corruptions, if* not assisted to do this through the natural channel* of the body by an alterative medicine. Cleanse out tlte vitiated blood whenever you find it* impurities bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions, or sorch; dennse it when you find it is ob structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your feelings wifl tell you when. Even where no particular dhiordcr is felt, people enjoy hotter health, ami live longer, for clcan&ing the blood. Keep tltc blood healthy, und all is well; but with this pabulum of life diaorriorotl tharo can be DO fasting health. Sooner or later something must go wrotwr, and the great machinery of li/e is disordered or overthrown. AND JEWELER, Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputation, of accomplishing these ends. But the world ha been egregionriy deceived by preparations of it, partly because the drug alone has not all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because ninny preparations, pretending to be concentrated extract* of it, contain but little of tho virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thing eke. During late years the public have been mis led by largo bottles, pretending to give a mi art of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of these have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa rilla, Iwt often no curative properties whatev er. Hence, bitter and pnlnral disappointment has followed the ruse of the various extracts of Sarsfipnrilla which flood the market, until the name itself UJustly despised, and has become synonymous with imposition und cheat. Still we call tlus compound SampanHM, and intend to supply such a, rornr dy shall rescue tlte name from, tiiu load of ol.loquy which rest* upon it. And wo think we have ground for behaving it haa virtues which are irrcsistibl* by the ordinary run of the disease s it is intend ed to cure. In order to secure their complete crailicatinn from the system, the remedy should be judiciously taken according to directions on tho bottle. PREPARED BY OK. J. €. AVER A CO. lowf.il, Mass. Price, |i per Bottle j fill Bottles tor |ft. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, has won tor itself such an nosn for the cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is’ entirely uaneccssary for ua to recount ths evidence of its virtu**, wherever it has been enj piuycd. A* it has l6ug teen in constant uc throughout this section, we need ac* <lo more than assure the people it* quality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may be reUcd on to Uw foi their relief a]l it lias ever Urea found to do. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, POR TOT CUBI OF * (Jostiuencss, Jaundice* t)t/epcpia, Indigestion, iJysentary, Foul SicvincA, F.rysijxtas, Ueorlache, Piles , j ßheumatism, Eruptions und Skin Diseases, lAxor Complaint , Dropsy, Tetter, Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner JHU, and for Purifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi tive can take them pleasantly, and they aro th* best aperient in the world for all th purposes of s family physic. Price 86 cent* per Box; Five boxe* for SI.OO. Great numbers of Clergymen, Tkysioians, States men, and eminent personages, nave lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of thes# rt rnudivi;, hut aur *pac6 here will not permit ths insertion of them. The A*n>tt below named fur nish gratis our Akerican Almanac in which they are given; with also full descriptions of the above complaint*, and the treatment should be fol lowed for their cure. Do not be pm off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Ayer’s, and take no otters. The sick want the best aid there is for them, and they ihoulfi have iu All our Remedies are for sals by •Oi.J> IA CULLMULb BY T’r<pihs* 4- Tbapawn. J. A. WftffisShN* * Oa os* dt'tf J\HA asri UM sr6 <n csernifly. Vspt J —4<te ■V 1 atffis a Hcbtsfl Mt t’rad 1 1 or*.—All i V pv**“* twdclviM frt t>* wriSin nf K-'tert W. Rr .il, <te(ra-s4. nrr I r<-.jsn4l to tnate imn*. Hiatt: fM)*ienl, *t>4 U •tenw**!* sgviosi said dr-*sad, arr fier*i-y botifUiri U> rvutk-r tbtu, lu toms duly ai(hrnti<'ati-d. n Ithtu tb’ time pn>s-nbari b>’ law N*v te. !Ktv< ,1 Utvrite ftEF.HC, Adn/r AUiiiiiii.trator'. .%!>. W] 1 1L he *dd i.r 4he &Ut <lajr oi December v v lu-xt. t tho lat> rririttefire of John W. G. Kwiirti. and of Talbui Cos., all r.f the i>*Tf*hsb!e piYipcrty Lsiosglug to Skid Cftsfr; vonlsrig of Mulct, Horn's, CaUh;, stock Hog*. Corn, Fod der. one apt of Hin ok smith's Tools, Wagon, tort, Mie four wheel Carriage, House bold ami Kitchen Fomiuire. a good new Cottmi (jm orri a large quantity of Cotton B*ed. bold mva rreiUt of 12 mi.-nths all tnm over stfi. ui-tsx that amount cash, leold for ths purpose sf a division among tbo legatee*. K. B. SMITH. AJm’r. Nov. i. ’MI- - *H*. Kienilor 1 , Sole. IVTIU* *"* °w the lirs* Tuesday tn .launary v V neat, before the iiouve door in the lewn ol Greei.vrtlr, Mcnwother eianrv, rta., during the le gal hours of safe, lots of lahd Nos. 7 A aad 64, mi U. eevc-mh dun net oi stud eunry, as the property of tie ataj% af Francis Jorer. iate <*f sotd <>waiy, deceased. Terms made kn i*n on the day of n|o. U. JETRH. H M JLI fcR, ( Kl on - Oti 1, 1559 wtds Allminlstrafar’i Safe- Will \ l ie <iouri H-csss door in thgtnww f CNieeeta, the fiut Tut-wla* m Jamia ry next, aitlvH Uk uptf hours or Snie—One Negro *“V named Henrv, ns ilf property es Will*am*rn B. KrJiy, de, rased, fr.r tlie teu-4t>ofil>e heft* and cred itors K> order es the L*Urt .f tVdo nrv. Nov.ta—wide. ÜBO, U KULtf, Adn'f. Gk'Oßii lA***ohll,, ■v!iw l'<mnfy; Ur 11KK(.Art. Wifv •. , W. BMpp epplfes to me for hrtjers wf ou Mu- estate ofjns. M. LrSter, latest naid evunty. deceased Twware ihrrvbui; t the and adm-un-h all and sin guter tile r. mired end credtrtteeAf ss,d rfe*d to apfu-ar at my office and hw tpuwe, why said letters ateulrt aos bi; grunted; sstd admit)wfration will Ie gragtea to rtd ippikml r>t (be sceoad- Mc-ndav tn January nett Given uod*r my hand at #*.• the f4ih !Yt“.v 1*99. .. EG.RAfFttRD.Ord. Nov -wdt. 4 I)MI K IFTH \TOR * PA! F, Win b# sold be fore the Court! Hsuao ttoor in i he town of tts'lef, Taylor County. Ga., on the brst TtsMsdav in J* utry acre, ivutoin ihs tegsd hour* ol saß*, ah the txrdslol- iretrqr tAthe esftrto nflfehry W. Mangjinn., Ie <>| aankci umy, Aecenre*!. Tlie following ar* the iota (rthes dd-i.anwli -Lots number S6, loA, Itr.iJlu. lffi, It 7, HI: also on* biindird /* ofh*t aumbei ’•2 thirty acres ol number *g, one hundred and 4lly artrs of numher4ll, fonjupuraor number IM on* hundred an<( ninety fuiK acres of nuniher 116. and one hund red and meritv-hvi arti-sot number l.nll ih the Islh dieirkt vs uiigiuaUy Min,> ogc now Taylor csioniy.— Also, lot munber 147 in tfte T4*h ihstrlet Os said iSotia* ts, togeibei with the house ard iot at t arawneilie— c.ontaiiiiiig eight acres —in whub the family of said deceased unw n sides Bold for tire pnrymsd of dis tributioa among the heirs r# said drtSNM JAMEH t MANMIA.V. Adm'r. Novenibei wtdit. UKURUU-Tslbst < uunty Court of Ordinary. Jun* Term, l&3f. Hn.E MFI. VV Uereas Jamvs limveii, Ad inihisMs* tor of Mathew Ho well, <W-i>a.<d, (d-tirtmis this Court for 1 outers <■* Dimhihsm*k Be R dnlorerf. Tl,at p-re<-us concerned be and ap peal at tli Jttmarv Term next mailing ol this Court ilien .Hid there tnihow cftusr. if any they have, why •aid letters should u<M bo gnu.led A true c xtriuf horn the the minutes of sa*4 Court, June 24th. ltU. MARION liETmjNtt, Ord. Julv t, IHW-wfim. TO CONSUMPTIvi^ A CLERGYMAN having rttred his son of ronaurnp tho In Its rtaryt stages, ufrer b* fri| given up to die, Uy the most celebrated pßystHniftf, flesirea W tuake known the mode of the cured Which prove* successful In every case.) tn those fit in •-('wit it Cougtis. and Con*ainjdion,aii(t hs wU semi tin* same tu any ad dresa. ft*** o charge. Addrwas, **iic!omjr Hro stamps u> pay return m stags DAM El. AUKK march*- wfv SI I Centre Strssi, N Y.