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( 01! II 11l s, MOMKI, JAM.UII a. Istw. Democratic State Convention To iiomin ite Uelegalcs to the Na tional Democratic Convention at Charleston, will assemble at Mill edgevilleou the second Monday or M arch next. By order of the Ex ecutive Committee. South American* la (ungrate. The Southern Opposition Lave never bad a chance t elect auylrojy uui Sherman, and that they refused t<> tl--, and will refuse tu the and ol the chapter; wuile the democracy have had aev eral oppart iniiwe (•> tlurl a S-mhgru *iav ctrolti ing Speaker, and that they refuse tfi do, though they kuw the -rely a-tleroaviveis ths election and a Biaek Republican. I’Dut in (he #tatetneul of the cao “in u uuutieli.'— Enquirer 3Wh. Thte is an uufair and aueundrd .-datemeut from the Enquirer, which Wc are surprised .tu an* i. that journal. The hUtcrneas of party aeal should not bliud wur ooteiupwrery an toe use it (unto teiiuouaily) to leave a different impression upon the nituda of iu reader* that tb# facts justify. A perusal ot the above paragraph Ootivy* the idea that the democracy obstinately refuse to elect .1 Southern man speaker, when the opportunity was time and again ottered. What are the fitett ? Mr. Gilmer, a North Carolinian. hut a rotten and unsound politician, an eppoeer of the pro-slavery Conetitatioa of Konaas, a wishy-washy Union man, received a c umphmcntaiy vote on a lew scattering halloU from eonie of the Republican*. Thoae Republican# wore the friend* of Sherman and would never caat thrdr Haifa) s for Gilmer, if there was the remotest idea that their Votes would elect him. They did uot intend to *uk t> Gilmer. it was u subterfuge, a trick. If they would auuouuce their purpose, euougb of them to elect Giluiur with the combine.l vote of the demo crats, the democrat* would veto stir Gilmer. They have not and never will say it. It is a lament able fact, ton, that half of the South Americana in Congress refused to support a Southern demu crut under any cr. unufasuo, A reference to the vote* will prove (hi* aassrUoa. They will uot vote for ffarock nor Milltron ; the latter, too, the choir* ~f the South Americans id caucus. Let jus Ike he done. Wo Lbiuk the democrats fnna the North have done well. Hepreseutkig anti slavery oousutueuu, they have voted for Southern •larehnhdtr* lor Speaker. The whole American force i from the South ; some twenty five vote*. Ye*, half of this little squad oanuot be satisfied. They ureal have their way or Do way at all.— They bavo luoro at heart the interest of a faction than the wuitare of (he South. A portion of them are disposed to do right. We find the Ame ricans aud democrat* from Georgia agreed upon Mitlaon aud Botuter. They rots for Maynard of Teunessee aud any sound Southerner. Would that the South could be united! Would that party spirit could ho uHayed and the great’ Sam son of the South would rise iu his majesty and strength, with looks unttiuimed by freacberuu# Delilah*, and strike down the demon ofabolUUm ism, that rears its bloody bead amongst us! The Old and Nf Tear Tiau/i ever motive and noiselcs* mug* have borne uon to the eloee of another year. To the reflective mind, each successive milestone in life's journey, offers a u m for calm jwrtrpsfwtfcn and -*elf-exnii.atin. Life ha* heen fitly liken ed to a year—as well because of its .brevity as for its changing seasons —its sunshine and storm —it* hour* of brightness q<l gloom. Whilo the year just closed ha* boon one of joy and glad ness to many, to some it has been the pall of misfortune, darkness and death* While to many the “rosy hours have glided by on winged feet,” to some it hss proven a long, dark and cheerless night, without the radiance of hope or glimmer ing of a single star. While the proud and self. ! important votaries of wealth and fashion, hare dressed in purple and ’lino linen” and “fared snmptousiy every day”—unmindful of the stern, uncompromising calls of duty and humanity, tin duties and obligations of life—- the squat lid sons , of poverty and want have “eked out a miserable I existence”—fondly dreaming of a “better time coming,” and died without the sight. Such are: the eotntnoo recurrences of all years: and few : men but can testify with the ancient pat riarch of Israel, “few and evil have the-lays of the years of my life boon.” W’hai was true in bis day, is true ‘ also in ours, liut while many Rachaels have / wept for their children that were not, and many Jacobs have been brought down with sorrow to the grave, the year leak will long ho remember ed as a year of prosperity and happiness. Prov dence has graciously smiled on our laud and j country, and mrunsc of prayer and praise daily asoeuds from millions of altars, ia tokuu of gra- ; titude for all His mercies to the children of! men. Colombia, the land of the free and the , the home of the brave, has Leeu blessed with J peaou, and lieavou's protecting care fr*nu war,; pestilence and famine vouchsafed. Farewell to i the departed old year. To-day inaugurates te the business world the j year ffNW. May its unfolding annals bring no ! curse upon us; no blasting or mildew, or posti- ■ leuee “that wastetb at neon day.” May it proveto ! all a year of blithesome joy, with no corroding cares aud vexations of spiriu it is Dow a At pe- | riod to east aoout us and see wherein we have erred and misappropriated onr time and energies during the year just gone, and wisely determine to set our standard higher for the one that is to coma. After turning .1 neflr leaf, aud forming ; rasoives, lei us pros* onward and upward, eon- j fideutly relying for counsel aqd help from Hua ‘ who w the helper of all who help theiuseivoe. Or in the 1 aiiguxgo of Davy Crocket, “bo sure you ar# niuHT then go ahead.” Dcmorrailr ftiieithNi. The March Convention of the Democracy of Geergt* promises to be large aud imposing. A majority of the members of the Legislature, who j went into the last Convention, will attend the March Convention, as only kighterx counties J were represented in the Convention called i by a portion of them. Harmony and uuiou wdj bo restored when the people are uot slighted ami wbeu the Convention is regularly called.- sue March Conventioa will dear up the difficul- j ties brought upon the party by a few Mcuilhus of the Legislature. No thrust will be made at D°v.’ ‘of)t ortho delegates appointed to Charles ton, as Uy are recognized as sound democrats Marine Disasters. Naw York, Doo. gu.—The schooner 8 Utterly, of or for Charleston, which was got off on S7th, was ran into yesterday by a steam tug, and cut down U tue Water - edge. The schooner ran ashore aa the Vt bank <>f the rtf „ * nwW fall of water. The steamship Gfe-ada. Tnm New Orleans, sunk iu the North rive.t Ml that her cargo, which is Hucipally of oottun, \ wiU be nearly a total loss. very thing below deck if submerged. PostOrrrca DaeaßTiianT.—The department has the money to pay all she sums nu j uu f or the quarter ending with September, but iA| (} le legal authority fur that purpose. The experts** for the current quarter are not due till February. Over $4,000,001) arc required on account of ai tearages for the year ending with last June. The statements of indebted ness to contractors on which they have raised money to the amount of two millions dollars, are in the hands of persons in the city of Washington. Washitotox, Dec. so.—Yesterday, during the debate in the House, Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, *l>vl*d the word ‘ uugebtiemanly’ to Mr. Bracb, of Notth Carolina. The latter requested a retrac tion of tb epithet, which was refused. It was supposed that the aflair would be settled by the friends of the partial, but it is uow understood tkrt a dirsst ehtltyp has been passed. Got Hunks Vrtocu the Vegro Soldier Bill. Washi.nuton, Doc. 2d.—A special dispatch from Boston, received hore to-day, states that Gov. Banks ha* vetoed the bill fto revise the oode •f Massachusetts, basing his objection to the bill on the military clause admitting negro volunteer# into th‘State militia. The Governor says that (his ulaute is uooonstitutioaal, and that it cn- Hicts with the Federal laws. This intelligence caused great excitement among the Republican members of Congress, while i? is generally hailed id the first indication of a more conservative <*our#e about to be pursued by the North. Excitement In Missouri. St. Lotus, Dee. 2U.—Last night a body of ne groes attacked the town of Bolivar, iu this State: •uit the citiiens milled and drove some of the in surgents into the woods, having captured most ol them and oonfinod them in the jail. Several mounted companies are now in pursuit of the routed fugitives. The citiiens areall armed. The excitement has somewhat subsided. Great Fire in Sew lurk City. New Yuna, Doc. 2V.—A terrible fire is raging in the this city, on Beukman, Gold, Fulton and Ann streets. Several large warehouses, manu factories aud importers’ stores are in ruins. The wli-d* of Ann street, from William to Gold street, composed principally of small dwellings, shops and Ui'inking saloons, is in flames. 1. a tub whom tub n. r nnn. Dec. 2ft. * i’. m —The account of the fire in this ciiy ha** been greatly exaggerated ; there wore six buildings burnt on Beekman street, four burnt on Ann street, and in the rear of these, two im mense warehouses were also burnt. The lost is about eighty thousand dollars, which is probably covered by insurance. KHlrtmenc or Jamra T. .Msbel, Ksq The Augusta Constitute,,unlist, of the Slst uIL, bring* us the vafodfotory of James T. Nisbet, Esq, its editor. For several year* he has edited this journal with signal ability and success. Follow ing the brilliant Gardner, „ his friends were doubtful of bis capacity to maintain the reputa tion of the leading democratic paper in the State, but he retires having won honor in his recent position. We wish him a iuorctive practice at hi*profession. Mr. Henry Cleveland makes a neat bow a* hi* nueoeasor. This gentleman is the author of the letters from Milledgeville during the present session, signed “Xorissiuius,” which arc a sufficient guarantee if hi# ability. We cordially welcome him in theoorps editorial. Urn Jo Lane. A Washington correspondent of the Oincinnati Enquirer think* that Gen. Joski-h Lark, of Oregon, has defeated his prospects for ihe nntni nation at Charleston by advocating a “slav oode” for the Territories. Gen. Lane has the patriotism anil firmness to give every Mention its right* and will not shrink from the responsibility of a just position to make him President. All honor to bim for it! The South will not forsake biin, became.* he i* her wnrua friend. They will vindicate him for advocating what some are pleased t<> term iu derision a ‘wSs* code” for the territories. Thomas Colxtt. —There is a call for a Demo cratic meeting at Thomasville in the Wire Grass Reporter, to appoiut delegates to the March Con vention. einpowereil with authority to select rep reeent&tivos for the Bute in the Charleston Na tional Convention. zar- Wo are in receipt of the Southern Dfmo •■rnt, published at Uriffiu, by Hill A Logan, Edi tors and proprietors. It supplies the place of tho Ifdfpend* ut South and Empire State. We wiah our ootamporary greet success! We trust that it may prosper as i; deserves. PursiduxtiaL Ki.k< tons.--The Demo cratic State Convention of Mississippi, on th l?th inst.. selected delegates to the Charleston Convention, ami nominated the following named gentlemen for Presidential electors: Pun tus State at Laugh.—H. T. Ellet, of Claiborne; A. K. Blythe, ofYaliobusha. First C ongressional District—J. W. Clapp of Marshall. Second Congressional District.—Richard Har rison of Monroe. Third Congressional District —P. F. Liddell, of Monroe. Fourth Congressional District—Livingston Mitn* of Hinds. Fifth Congressional District.—J. B. Christman of Lawrence. GKNKKAt. WINKIM.U SjCOTT, who is Spoken of as a candidate for the next Presidency, is sev enty four years of age. He was born in 1786. Polltlriil Intelligent? Statb Convbmtioms.—The following table embraces tlie time and places for holding the State Conventions which have been designated up to the preseut time. DBMoCHATIO. Hfulf*. * Place. Time. Illinois Springfield Jan. 4, Ohio ....Columbus Jan. 5. Kentucky, Frankfort Jan. V. Indiana Indianapolis Jan. 11. Georgia Milled guv die.. Mar. M. Alab iina ......Montgomery., Jan. 11. M ! nne* >ta... Ht. Paul Jau. 12. Virginia Richmond ...Feb. 16. lowa Dusuioiucx Feb. 22. Michigan .Detroit.. Feb. 22. Pennsylvania Reading Mar. 2. Texas Houston April 2. Missouri Jefferson...... ..Apr. V. BKPVnUCAH. Rhode Island Providence Jan. 4. lowa Deauioines Jau. 18 JhlTTbe San Francisoo, California Natlona I says it would afford the Democracy of California infinite pleasure to support Gen. Lane for the Presidency. The Sierra (CL) Citizen says: It may be, howeves, that our own Pacific coast snd the young State of Oregon will furnish the nominee, in the person of Gen. Lane. His exec utive ability and character of the Jacksonian Stamp, lit him eminently for the position; and bis past history and the very great service* be has tendered for the country and the party, en titles him to the highest honors. Later lmm Texas. Nbw Ori.kanh, Dec. 20.—The steamship Ari zona has arrived from Brazos Santiago, with a hundred and fifty thousand dollars in specie. By this arrival we have dates from Brownsville to the 2Uth. Cor in** was defeated, and had retreated. No particulars are given. The Wandrrer. The Boston Traveller, speaking of the Wan derer. recently arrived at that port, on suspicion of living u slaver, says : “The owner of the vessel is Mr. Lamar of Sa vannah, who, it will be remembered, advertised her as a runaway vessel at the time of her leav ing Savannah. The crew, it is stated, are in a state of destitu tion, almost, in regard to clothing and the neces saries of life. They are mostly young persons. The Wanderer, though styled a yacht, is a fore and-afl schooner of over 260 tons, with good storage capacity. Her ends are sharp with slight ly concave or hollow lines, her floor long and well spread, us if designed to combine in her model the best points of the centre board, witheut its ioeoDvenience. Speed with power te carry sail, are the principles upon which she has been built.'’ Minnksota Ei.bctioh— OrriciAb. —The ofll eiad canvass shows the following vote on Gover nor Alexander Ramsey, republican ......31,266 George L. Becker, ueinocrat.... .....17,682 Republican majority 2,762 JeiiN R. Shbkd Esq. the able Editor of the •"bx -tnuah Republican writing from Washington L'itjr. ays : Got. ‘cnith, (Extra Billy,) of Va., having the floor for r„ loading speech, consumed the greater portion of►, sitting. He was terrible in his lashing of the Republican candidate for Speaker, who writhed un<W his blows, but said not a word. Gov. Smith exhausted his ingenuity ia at temp ting to foree him Iron his silence into a personal repudiation of the doctrines of the “Helper Book,” but all in vain, reveral friends volun teered to come to his aid, but Mr. Smith would have no second-handed testimony—tbe gentle man must speak for himself, But it wm “no SO/’ From (Washington. The Speakership—Manifesto us fforaes F Clark —Southern Opposition affiliating with Repub licanism—A Firebrand among CanoiliaUny Elements—Excitement and Adjournment—A Day to be devoted to an attempt to Organise — Personal. Washington, Dec. 22, IfidV. The partial union of the Opposition to Repub licanism iu the House of Representatives, yester day, ha# given an unusual interest to the que# tion of organisation, aud so ali-pervadtng i# this interest, that not only were the spacious gmHerie* crowded with ladies and geutleuien Yesterday uutil the late hour of adjournroeut, but this uiorn tng the interest ha* iu creased rather ihuu abated ; and iu fifteen minute# from the a*HuuiMiuu of (lie House hurdly a vacant scut is to be found in that part of the Representative* Hall assigned to the public or the reporters. The speeches, yesterday, of Mr. Davidson, of I.ouisiuna, aud Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, the latter •if which Mr. Cobb announced was not coueluded, elicited nothing specially novel or interesting. But when Mr. Bo&fer, Os Virginia, who was elec ted as an old hue Whig aud S .uitiern Opl<ud tiunist, and who had received forty-out vote# lor Speaker, rose in his seat, aud in a few remarks lull of eloqnence, patriotism, uud disinterested regard for the Union, withdrew hi# name ln>m the contest, and urged the union of all eouserva live men against the endorsement of the Helper interference with the constitutional rights of the South, there was an eiithu#iM*tic inauitestatiou in Inr or of concession—and bad a vote at that time been reached, a# wo* almost universally demand ed, I have no doubt the vote of Mr. Milison would have nearly reached the number given for Mr. Sherman. In this state of feeling in the House, Mr. Hor ace F. Clark persisted iu deftuing his position, aud that of the live or six men who voted with him. aud having obtained the Hour for that pur pose, he occupied the time of the House for an hour, during which bo exerted himself to the ut most to ride two horses, ami concluded with the declaration that he should continue to the md to throw such a voto as would prevent either party from ©looting a Speaker. Asa whole, the speech of Mr. Clark wu# a total and most perfect abor tion, and is the subject of universal ridicule among Democrats, Republicans aud the Southern opposition. in the course of the discussion# yesterday, sen timents were announced by Mr. Etheridge, of Tennessee, and Mr. Hill, of Georgia, which mani fested an outire sympathy with Republicanism in*its most objectionable form, and the Republi cans themselves not only crowded around these Southern socUoimlists while they were speaking, but when the time for voting came, several of them voted for Mr. Etheridge, with the confident assurance that, in the final result, these “South Americans” would vote for Sherman. After the ballot, yesterday, Mr. Anderson, of Kentucky, obtained the floor, and this morning made a most comical speech, iu which hoanuouu cud himself as a “Whig,” (hat he always wu#, and would always be a Whig, that he was a pro tective tariff man, and not iu flavor of a “United South.” During this speech, Mr. Anderson, whose seat in contested, proclaimed his intention to support such n uibu a* Gen. Scott for Presi dent. aud vote for uo man who denounced South ern Know-.Nothingistu. Mr. Anderson was re plied to by Mr. Burnett, of Kentucky, in a can did and able speech , and iu answer to iuquirio* from Mr. Anderaou, distinctly proclaimed that if Senator Douglas Vie the nominee of the Demo cratic National Contention at Charleston, he would give him his support to defeat Republican ism, though he disagrees with that Senator upon the question of popular #'vorwij{ut.j’ ; uud also that be was ready to vote for u national uiau for Speaker, whoever the mail was, though ho dis claimed any intention of voting for Mr. Gilmer, of North Carolina, so long a# he was the nomi nee of respousible aud influential Republican*. Congressional. Washington, Doc. 30.—There wa* nothing of importance done in the Senate to-day. That body adjourned until Tuesday. In the House, Mr. Boyce of South Carolina, made a speech in which be alluded to the dangers of Black Republicanism, and in support of (he South. Mr. Hickman of Pennsylvania endeavored to get the question taken <>n the plurality title. Mr. Clark, of Missouri, wished to obtain a voto on the auti-iielper reeulutiou, but did uot suc ceed. There was no ballot for Speaker to-day. Tho House adjourned until Tuesday, by am jority of two votes. The Meant? Printer The Wash.ngtou correspondent of the Wee York Time* says: The Senatorial Democratic caucus met to duy, aud the nouiiu&liou of General Bowman was in sisted upon by the friends of the President aa a vindication from the charges made against him by Mr. Wendell. Nineteen Senators thereupon voted for him, but Senators Brown, (’lay, Ches nuf, Clingman, Iverson, Johnson of Tennessee, Pugh and Toombs, left the .uncus, refusing to be bound by itsaotious, and saying that they would unite on this question with the twenty-six Oppo sition Senators, rather than submit th tin- ap pointment. It ia said that the friends of Senator Hunter complaiu that uufiiir advantage lias been taken of him in this matter by the President’s friends. (’©ogres 4 * linns Efforts are making to-night to unite the demn erats, anti-lawompton democrats and South Americans upon General Hamilton, of Texas, for Speaker. His supporters say, he is n Union iumi, but do not declare his sentiments on I/ocompton or the right* of sutlrage. Secretary Cobb: his first assistant, Mr. Clny ton ; Mr. Thompson, Secretary of the Interior; aud Asaistaut Attorney General M. 0. Calm-mt, were on the floor of the House to day busily en gaged in conversation with the democratic mem bers. Rumor says they were urging ♦htf’intro duction of the plurality rule and speedy organ! saliou of the House. smxatoh Dol'd, a a at his pout. Senator Douglas was o', the floor of the House to-day. He confined himself to the democratic side, and was greeted cordially by tlio fire-eaters of the South : be merely passed the compliment* of the day with some of his anti-Lecompton friends, especially those who have voted for Bhor man. They seemed as reserved as he. There was a general inquiry in the lioune why Douglas waited until the Senate adjourned, before making his appearance at the Capitol. The question is , unanswered. While Douglas was on the floor of i House, Mr, Slidell entered, but did not notice the fanner. There are a number of Southern Senator* who are ready cocked and primed to pitch into the “Little Giant.” He is prepared, I understand to defend bimsdl and his position from all attacks come from what quarter they may. Threatened Suepeneiau of the Mail Service, I* is generally conceded that the mail service will be stopped id a few days, unless the House organizes and appropriations arc made. From the Southern {Griffin,; Democrat. lh-Morrallr ion lent lon As patriot* and true Democrats, let us pursue such i> couree as will conciliate aud harmonize the whole party. Besides, we know that such action will promote the interest of the favorite of the delegate* of the Convention of the Bth inut. The Convention of the Committee to meet in March, will certainly be held. What then will be the attitude held by the delegate* of each body to each other, and tbe Charleston Convention? Why fautionist* as a matter ofoourse, and it mat ters not which I* received Into the April conven tion the effect on the eboioc of the successful delegation will be the same. It will bo disaatruus in the extreme and however bright may be his proapeets, with a united and enthusiastic consti tuency, the light of his hopes will surely bo ut terly extingumhed in tbe gloom of disappoint ment, if bis friend* shall act so unwisely as to force that state of thing* which will present two set* of Delegate’- from Georgia. Besides, if we shall present a divided and broken front, it. will demoralize the influence of the whole Boulb, and jeopardiKe the interoNt of tbe irue friends of the C institution. God forbid that there shall lie such a result from tbe useless dissention* of the Georgia Democracy. If the friends of the Con vention of the Bth lust., will consent, a meeting of tbs entire party cau be called for the 2nd Mon day in March, and the difficulty will vanish with the call. Will they object P Candor and patrio tism ask why? Teiejarrapliic. kepokteTfok tile'daily timesT LATER THOM EUROPE. AltßlVAl 'g|j|jj^ or T,,E CANADA. COTTON DECLINED. New York, Jan. 1, 1860. Tbe steamship Canada from Halifax arrived to-day, she reports the sale of one week previous to her departure sixty two thousand (sf,o6s.) All qualities slightly declined about 1-Hd. Holders are pressing on th* market, the new crop. Sales on Priday seven thousand (7660) bales, qmot market. Bale* on Saturday, the day before the departure of the *u:iner. Little inquiry and prines weak. Consuls unchanged. AtrottSTA, Jan. 1, 1860. There are heavy floods iu upper Georgia. On# bridge on the Western and Atlantic Road has km washed away and another *nch damaged. COLCMKVS WKK.MLV COTTON STATE HP. NT. ‘Coufriiirg, Jan. 2, 1800. During 1 * the past wo ok husineae has been more animated than is usually the case iu the Christmas holyday*. The receipts have of course not amounted so high, but the number of bales changed hands have been considera ble The number us bale# received during tho past week aniotinMO ’J.BttS, and the sales a# reported, foot up 2,M3 bales. Silica the date us our last weekly statement our cotton market ha# been buoyant, and the demand brisk. Prices wore firm at our quota tions. and factor* not pressing tho market, a small advance on some qualities wu* asked and obtained, while other grades wont olf at previous rates. To sum up, we report tli.it out market, since the lust week, ha# been quite favorable to Ihe planting interest, and we re fer our country readers to the quotations be low for particulars. The new* from Europe, although the advices have not as yet hail any drepre##iug effect with | us. have not bc*u a* Cav orabto a* could be desired -and tho -advice# by the etc iui*hip t'suud*. ! which arrived at New York, *>u Sunday. Jan. I. ( inform us, as may be seen by relVronoe to uur j new# columns, that all qualities bad declined Sic. AVlint effect this decline will have upon our market remain# to he seen; butwo£nro not ap prehensive that it will have much either way.—• The detnaud will not probably be a# brisk fora I few days, but we do uot expect any decline in ! prices, I The holyday# have passed over very happilys ; mid tho new year commences auspiciously for business; wo may expect to see our ware house, ■ crowded during the present mouth, as planters ! invariably hurry tbeUcott. u in immediately upon the do# ng of the Christmas recreations. The weather haSlmeu quite disagreeable during a portion of tho week, heavy rains having visited i us; and we hear lhal several slight accidents have occurred on the ditb>rent roads, which may probably have a teudonoy to retard tho torward j ing of cotton to and from t.io city. We rotor to the following quotation#, which may be relied upon us correct. We quote the extreme price# of the market at tUSi to 10 :, 40. j Middling Ftriet Middling, lU(g>lhbi ’ Good Mobil mg 10*., (-i.lli'm Middling Fair lU'ifu 10*4 Scorbutic disease# are the parent stock | ; from which arise* a large proportion of (lie , fatal uui ladies thut afflict mm.kind. They areas it were a species of potatoo ret in the human I ciiuidilntiou, which iiiulcnuine# aud Corrupt# all 1 the sources of it# vitality and hastens decay.— | They are the guriu from which springs Ceil sump s tiou, Rheumatism, Heart disease, Liver Com i plaints, and Eruptive Disease# which will be rc ! cognized among those most fatal and destructive |to the race# of men. Bo dreadful are it* oonsc -1 qucnccs to human life, that it i# hardly possible Ito over estimate the importance of an actual, re i liable remdy, that can sweep out this scrofulous combination. We know then we shall proclaim welcomo now# to our readers, ol ouo lroiu such a quarter as will leave little doubt of it# efficacy— aud still more welcome, wlu-u we assure them, that it really doc# accomplish the cud desired.— W mean Avku k Barsatakii.i.a, and it i# cer j taiuly worthy the attention of those who arc at’ I Dieted with Scrofula or Scrofulous complaint#.— Register, Albany, .V. doc.s—fin j The bleat English Itemed}. SIU JAMES (JLAItkK’S Celebrated Female Fills. Prepaied /non a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. I-. Physician extraordinary to the Queen. THE GREAT ENULWH IIEMKRY TIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY TIIE GREAT ENGI.IrtJI REMEDY HIR JAM (SB UI.ARKE’rt FEMALE PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE'* FEwiAI.E PILLS ISOLD BY ALL DIU'GGIHTS SOU) 11Y ALL DHUGGIS I S MII.D !i\ ALL DRUGGISTS N. H. AI.MO anil six |iimirk< •hhcm.—..! . .in authonaew agent, will ia#urc a bottle, coutafriim, 50 Pili# v return mail. man lid—iw ly. Sold in tUiluinlais, bv PmhMnti & Gaiter, Acre A veison ad all table trn*ii’ MKS, VVINSI.oW, AN cxpcrleii'crl niirsc aml tcmaip |ihy#ulnn, lot* a Soothing Syrup for children tcethhiit, which gre-itly iKi iltlate# Uic pror cssot teetliingb} softening the glim#, reducing all iinlaininalion- will allay all pain, and 1* j sure to regulate theb<>wc!a. Dcpeml upon it. inotlu-rs, it will p'lVe rest to yonraelv*#. and relief amt health to yur intont*. Pcrlhctly #aft in all rase# Roe udver ii)-cnitni in aiioibercolumn. An*. (U. lead —dw*tv LAD IKS, ATTENTION. ‘A STITCH IN IME SAVES NINE.’ Kuouoiity, I >C6pnt<*li, SPALDING’S I’UK l’A RED GUI K 1 SPALDINGS PIIKPARKD HLUK! SPALDING'S LIQUID GU L. j SPALDING'S UQI ID GLUE. ‘ A single bottle of Spalding'# Glue will #avo ten time# its cost, annually, in evnry bouhehubl. j Ju#t Received and for sale at J. W. PEABK’H Jan2-dwtf ___ Blare. | TEXAS LAND & STOCK FOR SALE. mi- .)K SALE It tr.-irt of Land nitiiHlr*il j in San Frauuaco County, wiilim a fnw I miia of liter - oftjit, ODltAUitlig aliom four thousand five liiiniDed am-#, well urn- j hared with rnusqueet oak A;-’ and liav j irißncar it# centre a never railing lake of 1 dear. I’ esh water. Tu |*arti*# dcsiroH# of emigrating to Tet a# either for . farming or slock rawing pm pose#, this land offer# in <l jreuiefiu unsurptihsed liy any location tn the State. | ALSO, One liaot -nrtaiiiing about V MM) terse, ■ilunted on the Bmi” Crook, tu Refugio county, witliln live mile# ot naHwAter, and shout the name distnnee from tin 1 tow n f Sr Mary’#, Uo* ternnnu# of the propu#e<l j Ark 11 hi- and Son Diego Railroad. Titles to both Die i|pVe trad# perfeoi. A Stork of Came whl be sold with either of the above tracts, if desired For terms and particulars, inldr the undervivnwd, I I* It BYRNE, 11 Magar.iue at., New Ouean*, La. December .’M w3m EMORY COLLEGE. TIIK Spring Term open# Wednc*. day, January tUo l'ii. AppiicauH ’ for wlinisi ;o will please he in at teudanro on that day. Dr. Mean#’ health being restored, hi* prntiti-md errartte of Lecture# before the Uulloge may hb ex ported in the Spring. For Catalogue# or other j information, apply to Col. Janie# M. Chamber#, President Board of Trustees, Columbus, Ga. JAB. E. PALMER, hecrolury of Board. Oxford, Ga., Dec. 12, I BAH.—dw till 15 feh. isrjusu^yi-ai l -’^ O ASK liT lit RIAL CASH, repr. .men ed by th# almvo engraving, I# MVOtimlly lin* mhed tu iiniUUuo ol polished Rorowood, and it* tho moat iHHtefui and appropriate rnetalLc ca r. u-w uoed. It perm.ti a view of the eni.ro body alter it is enclosed, the top being composed 01 thick plate Riam, protected by elaOoratoiy ortia rue ited caps, one ol which may he #een In it> place m liio engraving. AH eize* from R 74 to 7(> iacbes in (—gth.constantly on hand. NAME PLATES I urn 1 shed, neatly engruved. iiIuLINGHAM fe DENSON. June *3, 1859. dwtdLlMU* NOTICE. tTlm sebs:rih*r ortrr# for s# 1 #- a valuoble fttork Farm in th** 7tfi District of Worth rrun ly. t>n . f onKjating of UdO ai r**# of Land, 180 or )Mi A re# open I. iimlm, anew Gin Hoiikc and l|*on the place. IM or iRXI head of CoDle, atmnt the #am number •H'hogn, and 80head of shvep. fenu# wig he tnode acsemmod.n mg and etrictly #o when the cash w offered. Enquire ,11 Albany atJa# Hill’s Livery Stable#, for dlre tion# t the !<•*>. June -4—wtf THO* H KENDALL. ’ WANTBU- I A fin “HINGLK BLOCKS (tn vqiiarc not le## than lUUva tool j delivered in Coini.lbu#, for which a tair price in Cash will b given Atqdv in M 1 V JOSEPH It W 1 N N Hacliinc LADIES, save your fingers. All descriptions o Sewing, for Families. Hotels, Plantations. Jtc. done at the Sales Boom of the Grover and Baker Hewing Machines. M Broad Street. L idles wishing instruction on the Mr over tk Baker Machine w4l be wetted on by Miss Cook nt the sales room, or at their reside nee in any part of the city OolumlMia, MepuiS—dwtf D KKITII, Agvnv AMERICAN WjTtcHESI IN GOLD AND MIL VLB GASES, Why. At Purple’s old Huiud, June’s New Building Wr* Columbus, Georgia. mum Ost. Mf—dwtf T. 0. HPKAR Dr. Bronson, having been snfttr reduced It) Con vunipiion. n to i)e considered beyond nit hope of re covery by the mom eminent of ibu medical profession and also by Limns If- a tegular phtsinan of twenty .rear* praii n•• -i- a ia.i roeort, t omvived the idea t ANAtVitlNb THE HLO ‘ll. and applyinir the snh jeot o t'hysinlogy to the more inmu<liaie. connection and effect of toe etaisof the idood upon the l eulth and r\stent The result has been the production of this “BLOOD FOOD ” from the oat of w hich lir Bronson xvu restored to perfect health Within ait inn lit Its after Ha introduction. over two thousand fon stiiuiiiivsv nr iii-rtUKlIy curoit by it. If you Imve any rotjtpi*tnu nl n coiisiMnpt .vi tendency, Onn. f A, Omla. he Palpitation n(11$ /fturt, toss if j§'ppr.ut* vr I‘utn ml/tr Side lore no lliilfl 10 procuring rt bottle of tiie “BJ.t)MI POOH.” if you are suff.-rlnf ftont .Wiwgjr />*•> tin,, ui your -Vcy 1 * krukn or duturbmt, if your Spirits an- /></•<■**#/ or your organs relasra you willtlndan utitnilngreutedv by commencing with ran •Imp* li'yottr lever is torpid Oi dim used ui ati\ utau Her whatever, out nr nr* btir.i will lie Bittern invig orate. and bring it into lively and health ml action In the most inveterate rase* oi Dyspepsia, the patient i-Hii here find the most etfi. lent and grntolhl relief K benefit is always Htpenenrrd after taking inilp w <><- Vr. !n.Ui/(iff.M /r (\nnplomt.s and Urokneta**. the •Hlb o r,after trying other remedies in vain may re -t a>iire !. th.it n certain cure wil* result from the use of two or T?uvo tmlt|ck. The RI.Ool) KOOI” is offer tital ill all caeca o- Kmations. Sail iUemn. rteroflfts, and other hkv comti ttintM I’ale and cunt, iated chil dren and Mdolta arc immediate - (ten dined by Its mm. Itgivcs mn't'v'ldo tile b.'dj tind color and beauty to I'.e skin. I’hyst- tans of aII Heft obtain using it with wondertu’ diet e-* l*orlViu direction* sec circ'ilai* Trice ad per bottle In presenting yon with l>r. EATON'S INFAN TILE t'ORDI Ah. w ile-ore to sta'c its siiiierbmu ~v - nr nr every ituplrum that nuros or quack has heretofore offered you. First, li Ih the preparation of a tegular physician, who is well qu tltlit'il from non |ic.\| rietten m iulHn rih’ coiuplaiutrt to prescribe hir them Secondly—U ib entirely free from paregoii. or opiate of unv kind, mid cote 1 riuently re Have* by removing the sintering o your child, insleud of deadeniiig iih tmiiatbiiitjes.— Thirdly- It is put up With gruafcure, a u compari son of it wfth’tmy other nitl'le for In nntiic com plaints will ulnov; the very roots from which it j* Ii- Mlled being dug from ihefnresfs tlml rihe ‘direr--ion of Mr Kate 11, 111 my of them by bis own hands. Fourthly -it is perfectly harmless and cannot injur* the most delicate infint, and is a certain tit ru and relief m all tfo following rases, whir It is itselnef uiti.l ovpi eve ry other preparation, vile: Pun MX CoMIH.iINTS XlTk.M>l*n TKRTHIJVtt Kltrh S IHSTM'KKV.COI.ir, *Vc • also for soffwitiug the* gums and relie.vti upani. F r regulating tbc bowels, it is uncquulled. For fold in the llend it is a stint relief. For ('l(ol< I* the most fat ui and r> ving of ois eases, it can be relied on with perfect confidence! and Iming a powcrthl iintl-spa-ui ’ris in all cases of row vulsions or tit#, wo enroeHtly recantm nd vou to loose no time in procuring it. httslly It conts mo much more than other pi parntiohs of the kind; lluu w cannot ass rd snob long advertisements hs can those whose whole expense is their ailvmittitif; tortile same teasott it commends itself ns the niosi reliable to nil ninth) I'M. In all t nt.es. the direeiions wrapped around each bottle, must In-strictly followed. I‘roe IMictjnm per l ottlo. Sol.! hv CMMU ‘ll <s• 111 I’ONT. r DrnrgiHtr<. N'o Maiden l.si,.'. Sk o York; hy M'iili ,v IVKiISON, (yoiun.i'iiH. (• >.t find hyutromei reaped. >!•• lirtjguiaiia throughout lint (uiumiy. der.2l- dwif FRESH DRUGS. siiQtiiitiiT & mmi AT I'll K 01.1) STAM OF DAN FORTH & NAGEL, CoXtiinbii b, O-00., HAVE ON UANIJ TUB LAKMKST STOCK OF FRESH AND ITRU Drugs and Medicines, &o. &c. &c. NOW ofl’ered (Virwiln in tins market. Evary article hold by n- wnrrMi'laii a* rcpwiMUitcd. Al 1 urn invited u* call ami examine out etueJt and price* of oituua mkj xioinks, I’AINTS, OlliM, Ac. heff.re purrbaaiiif’eiw|iare. tu we re dele mine Itu sail at t l&ti tst pr'rrsfrr afijintrstl cntiH, ■ tut itvf t* he venters, 1,1 hy any huu titt ( vlvmhvsjur tht Uut We mean what we aav.- diveunu trial. TU LADIES 1 Our im jrtmeut of Culinary ai<i< i-t ia . anpleic; clrtpri-ins; Uelatoiua, Bpi , W ipoa, iirnbilitot, h’la vurwg Extract*, Vinegar, T lJble Suit, U. ru rHuu.li, *s TOILET ARTICLES, CoTiKitOiiig-if Pomadea, (‘nln.'iieH I ulun's Gxlnlrti Bi'.i.d lie I'.’ i:l‘\ Ann ri ail liiiir Hcnlorer, .V - Ac., and if you want: beautiful ami ecynonicul light, pur chitae of us the Tli Gamin’) White Krrorene Oil. TO I’M VNItIAV*. Our UtOcA of Tineinr. ** Ex rat ta. CTi-iui'nlfl. Med icated Ayrup*. Ac., .ire*.- ‘ led.and etmi illy prepared for til* Pafni tipfitm Department, anil )t i'rrarupturn jr*t vp eiupt hy an si,<erit*eeit end price* moder ate II hit I II \HT A CHAPMAN. December 7tt> y Iflb'.f and it. £a FWe would invite the attention of ona who are tit thu Imlm of purrlta ‘Aging I heir Drugs. Medici lies, &c. ON A t'HKLIT, to the tun that at our . jrtlort; they rail save fioin to 90 ’’ jaipu nil Mitch dolin'' wor li, by buy ling hum ii* Willi I THE OA-emi ITtii* i- an i -.in imi ii /Hoiniir given jl' n-iilo* inaiui'g <'AJ<II pnri haaea are. invited to (‘all and prU • ourOnod* b .•'fufi* (imfliinoß elaevyhere, for they will find that wv are giving tins bargain* w.nrh we ud veriifn-togive The ‘fiatltv “f ail trti ‘lna gold by us warranted to heitaWi rttprowjlit them. Vcrv reejHM tf'iliy, 1, A., WHiiTCSUHS ft &a,, WNpI.R ‘ALE A- .BETAII. DITTJ&GHSTS, 125 broad Siiect, Columbia, Georgia. HUNT Ctl'AUtY UKV'INK KBROSv'.SK OH., At yvlinteaal* and retail Hei.nl lEoll Price 1* per gallon, hv U WHITErfIDE * <JO. Culiiuihua, Gtt. Lye Ul dwlf JOHN IV. BROOKS. Col mu bu, Ga. o-A WIIfILMAHS A RKTAIL DRALFitt IN &;}$ grßgs,Blti)itiits ; And Chemicals, DYE WO 1)S AND J;.:b tl'l DYESTUFFS, (til#, Paints, Anti Pitintjr Ar-ticlos, “V A.RWISHES, VViiislow and Putty, glass war-', I’FiHKUMEHY. I INK SOAPS, Fins Bair and To-'th Brushes, PAINT B llHiHlSg Dental and TTtrrtHF. m and NfirPOMTH|D4 ■* ai fcimis.rtPUJKri MM FF. MANI'KAt l-ULD THAGC!rt aftthe FATE ■ T **l FKI'HIET* llk MKDIGIM7M <i( tl e Hay. SUPERIOR INKS, Pure Brandies and Wiucs F'tß MKDKTN 41.1*1 RI’OHKrt. FANOY AHTZOLEB, Sc n -1 11-- >an and u ill #••!! (.. <-qi<aft- n# low as they ran be obtained from y Himimr < Kta.l-s)u< sni in this se- tn-fi. Ail w.-irrHitied to he fVeiih puro iiiidgsni'ue Ofd- r# from iliu - o-uitry pfmnpilv tfiicil amt ►uim-iuc tion giiHraiae-'d. with rcysiil both | |>nc nud quality. HE HI'ME find t'ALLwt the . mil U ttTOJKU OK JOHN W. BROOKS, At the Old Stand u! BROOKS Sc OHAFMAN Corner of'Broad mul Ran'lo!|,h Htreete, MIUN OF THK Vnißtl t\l) .UOKTAK, COLUMBUS GEORGIA. Decembur7—sift wtf. B4IPLOYM EM. ~~ ifcjO to $ 100 poi- Mont 1. Pvl Ut ACTIVE, encrgsifa v ODNG URN •; wan • / ‘W rod to tufi as agents in an easv, boetui and hmiombls* buslm s>. by Which lliay can tirtumiv make lYtmiftjW to RIOQ par tnoiith \XT There is no hum),ng hers For fail (Mirticu lar#,terms, Ac., mldro*- (enclosing tbrea |<o*tag stamp* i-i prepay rsturn pHlnse ) _ to WILLIAM K TERRY. Dseltt —wfiM Uaskingham, N 0 Fall Trade tor 1859. I. A. BEOKAW & CO. Are tiow opening a large Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, WHICH Wifi ARK OFFERING AT Rrduced rrires lor Ciwh, Or to prompt paying Cio-iomera. Also, Just received, a seleet ftto**k of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, WHICH wu WILL MAKE UP TO ORDER, In the latcßt and moit approved STYLES, With promftnsfMi, warranted to givt satinfixoMon XJNT ALL CAEB. I. A. BHOKAW A CO. Columbus, Sspt. 21.—dwtf. Enquirer und Sun pjeaso copy. BOOTS AND SHOES l(j ) WK have now iu Store our yi SUMMER STOCK of Ladies, Misses & Children's BOOTS Sc SHOES, which fur quality, quantity, aud economy to the purchaser, nurpusso# anything brought hero.—- Among our Stuck may be found— l Olt GEiYTLUTIICN, Gents’ French Calf Bump Boots, “ Light Welt, “ ** u Calf Oxford Ties, • Kid 14 French Calf Low Shoes, Bumps, nnd ‘• Glove “ “ ** light welted, 4 * Cuugrest Calf Gaiters, } •• Kid ** 41 44 Pat. Leather Gaiters, 44 44 Silk 44 44 Opera “ 44 44 Union 44 44 Lasting Ties, 44 Pat. Leather Oxfords, Pumps A % tl bcott Ties, 44 Slippers with and without heels, 44 Highland Ties, And numerous other kinds both tine and common. Kilt liADIES. Finest Kid aud Morocco Lace and Congress Boots, thin soles, wi tli and without hoels. Finest silk warp lasting lace and Congress do. Sorge do Berre, do do do do. lfiugene do do do do Italian and English do do do. From-h and Glovo Kid do do do. *’ Kid Heel .Slippers, English Kid and Morocco do, English Lasting do do. Velvet Toilet Slippers. French Ktubroidered Slippers, White Kid Slippers. Kid and Morocco Buskins, French Kid ‘Tie#, Gait and Goat lace Boots, with aud without heels. m i *!•:$. Mi##©#’ Glove Kid Cungrus# Boots, 44 English do. with and without heels. 44 Silk warp, Serge, and 44 English lasting—Congress A Luce Gait ers, with an l without heel#, 44 Fine Kid Slippers with A without heels 44 White Kid Slippers, 44 School Shoes—something durable. CIIIMHIKA Children’s Congress heel Gaiters, 44 Lane heel Gaiters, “ Kid 44 Slippers, • 4 44 44 Boot #, aud about BO ad ditional kind# with and without heels. A I/AllfißWOtKei’ Ycgro Brogans and Servants SHOES, Sewed and Pegged, eonstantl” on hand. We are receiving troh Goods every week from our own Factories. To Country Merchants an* l Traders WE OFFER Olill OOOItK A NEW YORK PRTCnS. Only Ono Pi'loe From which there will he nodevintion in any in stance. A. C. SAUNDERS & CO. 102 Broad Street—Next Door to J. Kyle A Cos. Columbus, Ga. May 24. dwtf DO BROAD STREET. \ViitcliCN,<'locli* A Jewelry REPAIRED BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. ONE OF THE BEST WATCH-MAKERS IN THE TJisrioisr. HAIIi JEWKLKY MADE TO ORDER. DIAMONDS SET. MEW JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER, UiKUKAVINtt. A. H. DbWITT. Columbus, Ga. b dwtf. HA RitLON ft PITTS COMMISSION MKKCUANTS, At;tTEo.vt:i:it AND NEGRO BitOKERS, 119 and A I Mroail Wtreet • olumbui, 01, UrOIILD in farm their friends ami die pulOu gmi lUiiii) dial they sliii Miutiiius the above busi n<;ss us tiieir old st umt Muvinp'-ven ftni!itj atcom muml rewards i-Miulnrimg lliaW bn#iiros property, anil KtviMVsaliaf ictbMi nil. they * - 01l na - ontinu.-im-,e o| the fiatrotuif LenHof-re so libera iy cxfi-u-led them Every exertion will he used ui *ivi- entire euiulMfitlii to nil who may - oiilide their i.usiiimss t-> thou care.— They wll give their entire |cr#oual altennroi to the sale# of MEROIIANDI.SK OFKVKRY DESCRIPTION —RENTING AND SALK OF REAL ESTATE SALK OF NEGROES UN COMMISSION, do. Liberal advance# made on Nironies, MerciiandiKe and Produce plat ed with us far sale. Administrator*’ & Executors’ Saiea ATTENDED TO ON LtBKII ILTIMt*. Having made arraiix m- iit# in lUchiu-rod and other markets to le kept rnnutaudy slii-pl ed wish good iieaidiv nugroeN, of ail c iuuiea, we ask iurmors and ot tier# who wish repurchase recall and examine nut stock. Cash paid for Likely Youn„’ Negroei Wa In* ve rereived ayem ies from nme of tt-e lien ie#t Munufu- Hirer# of Virginia and North Ca Tobacco, and #ro now receiving our winter’# #"pply of every grade, from IS to rS rente per pound, to winch we in vite die attention of 1 lamer# and Merchant#. gUa*. o. UAUdtSON, dKO.dJV |. PITTS •o T ft and y HUGHES, DANIEL ft CO. lift WILL CONTINUE A \\ t Storage aud Receiving aud Forwardiug Buiiuebs, AT THE LOWELL WARE-HOUSE, We pledge our best exertion# u> give enthdne-inn tn ail wire may entrust us wllh their produce We are prepared lo liirnish ail customary advances f.o our customers and to fill promptly all orders, ar th# lowest mttrket rates for Kupe, Welt and other plantation aiippiie#. WM. 11. iII'CHKS, WM DANfEL, VS , G. UODUKifI. Coin minis, Jim* Iff dwtf. COTTON, €OTTOk ! 7 ft IIALKit INDIA RAGGING far sale hy tj nil -.lif TYLER A .VH'meh WARNOCK & SALISBURY, ConimisMioM, I'liclornfrt', ASH Receiving & Forwarding Mli: ROHANTS COLUMBU.A, OA. (OFFICE at the Lowell Warehouse,) PARTICULAR attention pan! tothesala of Cotton, and furnishing Bagging, Hope,fee. t Planters Gelouibus, newt Ift dw4m. WOOD, EDDY ft EO’ Winnie Number LOTTMHLRS. |liv STATU AUTHORITY.] CAPITAL SIOO,OOO. NT A ftT.W to xqif rrt’KETfc HIE EITRADUBINAit DRAWINGS •>f I. iij q (■,.•# tiinato Ninubm- l.omnlm wilt take place in public utilfr'-ftifc ‘•ti'nernmo J. ~,T n f •Worn Guiiuniiuuoiier#, at AugHtft,<u. a*t'i.|few4; 47 ilviwa rißtunluj, NaV. ill, isss Clin* 61 draw* Qslurilaj, Jo-,-. 1 ,, ISSH l.'iaM 6<j. ilpw* Hslui-iii’ Vi Jan’', ill, 1 4;,fl 4 ->•>” 4-1 ilraiva .Suturlaj/ TYb. IS, liiljU Kxt-i'uoiHjiuaj.-v J drawing Tu take pttti >1 u# above opacified. One brand Capital Prize ol SIOO,OOO 1 4 Prite ut ....aaV ‘,oe j 1. “ s,()i>o f “ S1 /” j < soh l ** ... 6on so * ffn 1 1 •’ ih.oigi mu ♦♦ i,(i|io *. s‘H’ lou •’ ft!j. * I* fljfl'l lu.’ *’ ....4 0 1 “ SJMO 15U • 3tff 5,000 I'rißca of #-J0 rc fitiii.tg#) 5.M0 I'rtXCH Auiuunting tu <kolt,oOo APPI64*\IMATION I’KIZL-v 4-Fna# ol Appruxg ffititMMi I'noe rnM,4t'o i •* ill,00(1, ffuoo ” .‘lo,nix) Lfiou 4 S".l “ lfi.LjO I,HI 4 ‘-kM “ Ri.Ov 0 M-u •ki ion • .Nouo a, ouo Whole Tkkett- *BO. Halves fjo. Quarter# ffl. THK OHUIItAiiY ORA WINGS of Wood, Kddy A- < o’* Lotiertea will take place m I AHgUsla Ga. a# kUlum#: Cl as# 40 Draws uu dattirduy, November 5, 1 sftv Cla-* If- Draw# oh Saturday, N.i vein her 12. Ihi>fi I Claa* 48 Draw* un batunlay, Deconibfr H, isafi ! Cloa* M Draw- on Saturday, IK-.uihur 10, L'j'J I Clfi*B o 2 Draw# on bulunhly, Doremhar 24. |Si‘J I Clava i>H Draws un faaturdHj, Deci tuber 1. | Clan# al Draws on Saturday, January* 7, l;;*> 4 j , Class i>o Draws <u bat-Utday, J a unary 14. lhfih j Cl**-h jT Draw# <>u Saturday, January 28, igjy Oixiin.-u y J iyavriugw T.> take plniie aiH-ve hjuxilleil. 1 Gruikt! Captt al Frias’ off 50,000 I Prioe of .. -)"t ; ! I'nz.e of i,A-u I “ .... lu.tioo 4u Prow* of .... .'uo 1 “ .... O.tiufl I UHI ** 4<)u I ’* ... VHitl I Ol) 44 30,1 1 ’* 1 too “ 15 10ft “ Kk Ai+ RUAIMAT SIN SRIZKS. 4 Pr.ie. <>f ?'■*’ Apyr i \ r i-rti, nr. I tv,‘ ♦ “ ‘ “ • l"'l •* ;a V 4 “ jfit> “ jnjrfH) V* 1U4.0 4 “ Mr “ V"H) “ *J C 4 “ *OO “ 4,'Hkt • 8011 4 “ 1,0 “ 8,1-tH) ♦♦ S"f 3 “ SOU ** J,a'Jt) “ 4-lC 3,000“ W re fildtl.O*.; Prizes amount ins t0...,* $T4v;."Mi Whole Ticket# #10; Halve*! |5; Quarter# 12.50 j VltMul, A €o’s 6UKAMI EM lunitlUMUY DUWLNGS. Outhe Threu Lumber lian. CAPITAL PiU/.M Take# place uu l.u; la t jSaiui-l.iy tuMotuh— Whole Ttckei# ?tlu; IflStv i-duhd frnarten- in p oportiuii IN OaDEIV.NC, Tlv.iv . i'K • LitflFlt A.) F8 Eudoe lit* money ro our .tAidteoe tor ui* tmfirw or dtre.l, mi rereipi of which they w rii b fimv.iwtedhy linUßiafi. Pun iittiioi# um have ti kel*a4in(r in an> future they tuny d#kPaUe. Lint of Draw, l ,\umben. anil Fn/,rs \vß be scat to ! purr.liasers iiaiie.iiinu-lv attar the Driiwioir FitaJ.usera Will pa*:*b> write tiieu s-anaturet plain, 1 mul xivfc vheir tarsi uiitee. c-muty aud tOaim Buim'iuker that ve;> prise, id and payable in [ fel! wiUifui dodiK-tb n. Ail urines oJ <dl,Ui><'and under, paynl.i** unmediately 1 aftc tue drawing, other prize# at the usual time nt'Bo 1 days. All coinuiumcetiojiH mriiir eonliile.utial. Addre*> .-id. .ut T4nk*m ** x>rnUrate*to WUf )D, RDDY 6l t'tAuguetn, fix 01 W<>* ‘D, EDDY A. CD-, Allan la. Ga. or WOOD, EDDY 4s CG., VYdmiufton Del. A list nitlie imirbftiWrtm* are drawnfV.*ni the whenl, with Die aui'Hint ol the pri/e thro ear*’ .me w enftflmf to. will he pu Limited after event dr-w ma. in ihefo*lnv inv paper-.-: Aaguata (Ga.) <st*n#litßii<m!i.iil. Mobile Ilegtotcr. Na*hV;ile <hi/.ee nivhmonAf)i#|mM!i.!*nul - (Mi#s-)CUruni, Nirw.'Tiek Hertihi and N YTltue# SAVANNAH & OHARtESION ITEiH-PACX ET SH E - The etcamcr WV SFAtiBOOK. -r : V.” ;.'4 Clip!. F. BAHUSN.’ WI.I Rhnrtly take | •k. her pluce onUius Line, leavtna Wfiveti- I WWlarfcakrtSk ••-'h and L'harUaun. twoii a week. ijavuu; 1 thmirvt* freurht with h- ; Central If -itr-nid-ustl Its ronmu tfium nU (Yeights b- - I tween Charleston and the Interi -r of Geotglu.consign j •■dto the ayentunf this hue, will be fpiff’n'dtwt with despatch and free of chtrpc. J. I* P.U*t Kt}, As* ut rSi.vmmnh. | E. L A FITTS k CO. Cimrieaton. | Nov. 9S dwtf lli;iiij(T ol Nclicdiile. SSf ® Sf aONTGOMLY AM) Wid’ t FOtNl il.il L itOM) CPJtVAN V. OrriCK MojftruoMßHY Wkst Point R. R. ! CDLLiiDL'fci, Aug 16, Li> r >W I CLOIiK CON NL*:1I’lONB. j r to \li iiqmi#, NoaliVille ami New York i. (uu Knuxvilli ) pt.r u< coiuiuudatmu I rmu, ivitv mg ‘) 1j p. m. Mail i raniN Lravt Coluuil'ud ... 0.13a.m. | Arrive at At-u.lgonivry . 12 in. Arrive al Weal Point . 2.23 pm. j Leave i .'ohiiolpu. :i 43 ji m Arrivi- if Moi.lgoinery I” 4c p in Arrive Wa#t Point..,.. . 2 43a.m. j Leave fif<nitK"wu-ry at e a. m. Leave Wmt Point fi.i.a m. ] Arrive ‘if ('nfiiiuhu# 43p. in, L*-av M utvoniTy ......... b-J'3 p m Leave Wi Point. X..'iO p. in. Arrive nvOoliunhuH .. . H , Freiglc Truut leaves Columhas si 4 ** M Arrive# at |v in P .Vi. 1 Frtight Arrangement j ItmVH A ATI A tkTA ! | ) V u arrunirMiueni between the H.iHroad ‘nuipanH-s | JJ emupositic the twarouiaaiiam Attania tn Cnhin*- hus, con- Mule.l atti-t 11 .1-n el;Lioli nt H;tvniißoli un ll 0 I lfittiiiiHtuut.it wit# a freed Uial the ioKuwug ratu Ih Iwosd Atlanta and Colmnbu# si-all g •-.rn, takaig eifsrt from the Ist dev ot May 14A7 VIA WticT POINT. Corn per bushel Hr. Wl.c- -’ l* .OaJs 8j BfiCOn Whisky, Flour, ia sirk* nr hanwl* r'• Jft D s— B qtidn, . foiru .n e u ‘orb!!# u , 100 lbs 43c ; Coai.Pig Iron, bj i “iu,fi3.V3 VIA MAfW>N Corn per bushel 14< vVi.catlac. H* fn Whiskey,Flour ill #-.-k nr i.irr .#, per ; !># B-iyyiiu. Rope. Lard in earn - ’-is. pei 0 put 3ftcentk. Coal, Pig ir -a,by and, pei ..mfflJßbc. .1 L ML.IT IAN, PfshlMU’ MftscwfefMH K ABO W’ ADAM. 4, HujierinMinii ntWnuthw- ►o-t Railroad. KMifIIHON FOiPTE, Huperioten-hni Macon and Western Railroad. CEO C UI LL. Haperinteiideiit Ailufifa 11 ml LxOrang*: Railroad, KAJffD C. JON tin. Ruiieei und Diipcrintendoii’ M A W P B. Aug. 15. 183 W ‘Uiwtt. MOSU ASJ) OIRARX) R. R. m r pilK Pi-, ngcr nut Kf-igln Tmu will lea-. I Girard hi 3p, m dully , - ortuerUntf ni Hilver R-. With a fialfr Uiii* of tSfngeS fir) Villul.i, Glenuviir*, En ftinln Port tiaifn anl -i irl-infi 1, Flu And ai Binqicu aion wiili the stage * dally for VlnJway. jiu 1 iLiniuway. Leavi-ut T ! 'iiun Hprtn;'s uJ 4 1 -u. -Lilly, tiq; ,at* will roach Girard at 7 a. m., cotimicthig with ihe Opelika And Museoifee Trttuis. lt rDr>lb te reset,,is,mist acsoiupauy all Fieigld ShUUK-d. n /-All ■might must be paid la;liirc C--od* will be fiUcb Atf*d Prelgbl delivered tt th*- depot bo tore four o’clock p in. will In; #liipni-i] the tuiiowiiig day. Preislit* ft,r jjatinfi Nuinherl (Fori Mitchell) must Ip-prepaid wav lYeifht fimst, mail case#, be nni.t In adv.mo, JOHN HOWARD, Nnv. I—dsrtt. Bnjpheer A Nupi, MUSCOGEE JE-l- vu a .v a b or so n e dpi. k. ON and after I3llt July HSF. ll* Dveutng Mail Tmie will b nve Columbussl 3-p. m. t und ar rive at Ma on at V H p. m. Leave Mueoii t u. 43 a. m. Wrive at < otumbiis al ).4A p tn. Th. Mrnntnv M ill Train wltHrayeat 4 00a. m. and arrive at M on m. Leave Macon I ).-* p. m. nntve at tNdmtihiis st J.Jft:, Ml w L CLARK, Hopt ( ,„.,,i.h /illy \h - iUvii i iflT N -t,. f J ‘JIB an!si riberliMsoii hsud a few BTU.I.M for the L Mianui-eturing ol PtfiACil UKANDYor WIIIB -Y . whi< Ii he wUseßat very low price#, Also Tin, Sheet Iron and Ja:>on,Ware. of every variety and dw.cription, wliich an bu iK-ufnt atths l<wstrate#. JOB WORK, Done at short notice aud un the most hhersi term*. J. H IIICKH. Agent#, Next door below Buns Burn 1, Bread direst. July lb. ib3b—dwii. HAVAHA PlAlt More Prizes than Blanks. [ffy Authority of the State of Georgia.] On the Plmu offilngle Nnmbsn. MMSOWaA.rEa. : IBTIEftIE Ot 2(><coi*ffia. Authorized by a special act of the Legislature, Ibr U) benefit us acadeiitiH and tor other purposes. IKMESJDAVIS ft CO., MANAJERP. MACUK, IfSOROIA, Capital Prize !d70 s OOO. TICKETS OOT T BIGHT DOLLAHS- Halve# *L Quarters ftft Eighth* ftl. Prize# payable in ftiil wiihout dedurfto*. PiWSktOMrs in buying lOTickuls, when the numbers einl in 1, V, 8, 4,3, ti, ‘5,‘H, V, D, are guaranteed a prize ol iwiiuiy-llve dollar* , , OL.AKS 14 DRAWN ON H ATT MDA Y. DLc. 3, IMO. GLASS Ift DRAWS ON HAH HI)AY, till. 10, lh9 CLASS 10 DUAWRON HAII RDAY. DK.tJ. 17, IHfil) CL /A 98 17 DRAWN ON HATIiKDAY, BBC. 5*4, INSO. DRAWK l)N PyTiTUM p nio 31, lfifiO. ‘2G*3iiO I’RJZES Amounting to $271,000 Wilt be distributed according to the tallowing UfMftD SCHEME! TO BK DRAWN BVKKY BATCH BAY. 1 Pints of ftltkliou 5 Prises of SOO I “ SiVHX) IU “ 3(10 I “ 10,00(1 20 44 100 I “ ... 3,000 100 “ 60 1 *• 3,000 HM) 44 26 I „ 2.000 6000 44 6 3 Prize# of 1,000 APPROXIMATION PHIZES. 4 Pri7.ua of AkMI .qiproxuii’g to 1*70,000 prize sre 11,00 .4 2*lo “ 30,000 “ 800 4 “ 130 “ 10,000 44 000 4 “ 100 “ 5,000 * 4 400 j 4 W “ 31,000 44 *io l “ 80 44 2,000 “ 320 1 12 44 00 44 1,000 *’ 720 20 • 60 “ 300 “ 1,000 40 44 30 “ 300 “ 1,030 mi 44 *3O 44 100 44 1,000 400 “ 13 “ M) •• 6.(N10 400 44 10 44 26 44 4.0C0 30,2‘JOPrizes amnUßting In ....*271,200 CertificfiSesof Package# -l 10 Whole! teketi..*33.oo ” 44 10 Balt *J7.50 44 44 1 0 Quanui 13,75 44 44 10 Btgtalhs 44 fi.UT This is thu risk, and which entities the holder to a he Ui aw s \ 1 *26. THE COM IIIN AID >N l.nTTkltlLH ON TUB TURKU NUMBER PLAN. Aro Drawn Every Day, TiCK.r. iUOBuS-l TO sl6 lach. EXTHAILASS! Oil Uie CITY PLAN by w ich purchasers cause lec.lllicir own unrulier*, and pay any amount fe Tickets, araDrawm every day. I IN ORDUniNG Tlt-KETf OR CERTIFICATE*, Rim :-.M 1. - UM-iiey tu our address for the tickets or dered, on re-eqit of which they v. ill Ik- forwarded by > first imiil. Pur- baser#can have tickets ending in any 1 lHr-.iv they imiy dusignrae. 1 iie list <>i -Ii o 11 iiufiib’ rs and prize., will he sent to pm 1 a nr imr n dial* lj ift 1 the draw iiif. Aflpit/FFi>!4i,wP serf unSsr paid immediately af ter the drawiMf. NDTICK Tt) CORRESPONDENTS. Those’ who prefer not sendiniMuonvy by mail ra* us- the EXPRESS t.-OMPA N iF.H, wherehy money ! fur Tioki- - m iMioa •! Giobi DollNuand upwiirda.eaa I be 1 ■ ni us A I OLE AND EXPENSE from I any city Or lnw, w-iiere DHftre is an Euli ms# Offics.— Tie- money arid ordet niilsi be enrioSeo in 11 Govern, n.efit Peri otfi.-e Si:*inped Envelope, or the Express j Compniiir# uinnolreceive them, b All i-onusitMicatkWls strictly confidential. ( {Puri |i:im m will please wrio-tJieir signature plain,sad ! give iluar fpst uffl. e, couniJf SSid Slate. Cinul.iT* ceii I no * g luii exp.aiiMlbns of our srhemn#, Ai will be for Warded by Mail to auy une sendins UH III# nddrees. A list oftftrimmherH Dial are drawn from ths w Im-i I. with the amount ofths prise that each one is enailtd lu, vvui le- pulU-hed alter every drawing in the American Republic, Macon Ga., specimen ol which will be sent to ev. rv purchaser. Address orders for Tickets or certificates to HODGE:*, DAVIS A CO., JMa-on, User fin Sept. 10, 1850.—dlv NEW BTORI2S, AND MSV coons, ill lO< A 10#. UNDER THE NEW HOTEL, COItHKR OF Broa and ( l anlord St# , COCCMMtW, WA. CODY, ILB’riVb & SWIFT, At 186, VKH now reeeiviny; a splendid stock of STA PLE iii..l UMM DRY CQOQY, TO THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. Ladies Dress Goods; Bilk Goods ; A tine stooa of Litres und Trimtuings. Sheetings,Linone, Flaouels. ami bouaoliold goods of every doHcriptlnn. Domostics, Kerseys and Blanket*, a large f-t-e-k. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes; LAMES SHOES, a fine Stock. We would call the attention of Planters to our Infge stock of NEGRO SHOES, which we eoll very low. Our-stock will he crmipletein adsy or two, and cfatain every iking nk it ally ltel)t in u well assort ed Dry Goods Store, and ahull be Bold at ths low eat market rates. At next door. 188—We keep a large STOCK OF GROCERIES, of ovary kind. Coffee, Tsa, Salt, Soap, Caudles, Tobaeou, Cigars, Nails, Ragging, Rope, h.tooii. Cheese, Fi. ft, Rickies, ii rail dies, Wines, and Liquors generally. ALSO, CROCKERY k GLASSWARE, Hardware aud Saddles. All of which is offered at the lowest market pries*. CODY, FLEMING A KWIFT. Columbus, Ga., fyept 28 dAwtf New Goods! New Goods I MANLEY. HODGES ft(o. Ar- in rt*eipi of a very fine and L/URC E STOOHL Os Staple and Fancy which ihey are offering at tho VERY LOWEST TRICES. In StH|'lw Go and,. thoy Uav. u Hue u.ortm.iit of Kerseys, inseys, Negro and Bed Blankets, Bod Tickings. W iute and Red Flannels Linen sud Cotton >heetings, Table Linens, Irish Linens Doyles, Napkins, Toilet Quilts, ANl> A LAIttIF SttJOK OF Iloait-rv aml 4>lovch! Tlt.tr ritu, botb is nnd quantity, as as qmdttJPit) Silks, Plain Black, Figured Black, Plain Colors, Double bkir.s. j wo F,ounces,Fine Jc rcnch Delaines,Merinos Bombazines, Alpaccas, Scotch Plaids,Shawls VELVEE & CLOIH CLOAKS, (JAKNOT HU JWKFAfffcilD. They have also a free ax.sortauut of UAIIPETiNGiS AND RUGS.J A LAUGH SUPPLY OF HOOP SKIIITS ON HAND. Those wishing to pureh&#o are invited to oall and nee tor themwdves. MAKLEY, HODOES * CO. October 10, I&M—dwtf. SM->KLD IJeef Tongues and Cud Fish, Just tetstvsU by VAN MARCUS.
