Georgia Historic Newspapers

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BOHEMIAN.
Portland, Fob. 2.
The steamship Bohemian tiM© arrived at Pori
land with later dale* from Liverpool.
LtvKMi><>oL Cotton .Uaickkt- of ootto
for three days 3U.00U bales, of which spooulatoi
and exporters took 7<H>o bnioa each. Fair a*
Middling qualities slightly dearer. Market olom.
quiet owiug to the advance.
Liverpool, Tkmreday —Soles of two days 01
speculation 16,0041 bales. Sales for elk ports 2,60i
bales. Market quiet. Steamer's news caused
greater firmness. Cotton advancing.
Bank rates quoted at 7 jnsr Mat.
Pa is Universe suppressed.
Consols y iV*.
Additional by the Bohemian.
General 3rw
The Paris Unireme, the leading and ultra of*
gait >f the Papal churen, has been suppressed in
France.
The ©bp Armorial, fr >tn Bristol for Savannah,
has been ahtuidonod at sea. Her crew wtte
■ATcd.
The ship Emlyraon. for New York, was total'?
destroyed by fire, iu the river Mctwy, while ah* ul
to sa l from Liverpool.
The Endyut u was burnt on the 111 st of Jaoi’.
ary, in the morning. The crew, passengers and
baggage were all saved. She had a large anil
valuable carge, composed in part of machinery,
silks, satins, crate goods, aud general merchan
dise. A portion of the cargo, it is believed, wii
be saved, but (he loss >s ostimated at thirty thou
sand pounds.
Tbo English budget will be brought before
Pariiatne it ou the 6th intt.
The London Time* says, that propositions a lj
be made to the United States, iu the San Jun
case, which may fairly be raid to be of such a
character as will fully satisfy both countries.
The Paris Bourse is greatly depressed, owing
to the Emperor Napoleon’s brevch with the
Pope.
It is stated that a seige is expo, ted in liut •
gitry and Veuetia, In the latter offices have
been attacked by the people.
The Hungarian Protestant Associaiion left \ 1
•nna without au audience with the Emperor, the
latter refusing to receive them except as private
individuals.
A I'uriu letter says that tied between
Sardinia and Central Italy are growing closer.--*
The question of ft de facto annexation befog dift*
cussed, it is expected that despatches fr< ui Carl*
tial, Italy, will decide as subjects of Victor Em
mauuei will take seats iu the Parliament at Tu
rin.
The Hungarians demand the restoratb nos all
the rights and privileges of their church. One
ruler or the other must yeid ora violent struggle
will ensue.
I‘KIX(i: AIJtEBT.
NftW York. Feb 16.
The steamship Prince Albert has arrived wiih
intelligence from Liverpool to the 4th mat.
Havre Market.
New York. Feb. 10.—Dates fr*m Havre to
the 31st of January have been received. The
cotton market closed stiff, and Sales for five duy
reached 6,200 bale©, Orleans Baa© closed at 9 4 .’
francs. Ihe imports during the week were 2ft.-
000 hales, and since then B,ooft bales have been
received.
Liverpool Cottvk Marki.t.—Sales of cotton
for the week 84,000 hale*, of which speculators ;
to<tk 11.500 bales and exporters 10,500 bale©. The
market was quiet but steady. Sales on Friday. !
the 3d, 7,000 bales, of which 1,600 were ou spi.eu ’
laiiou and for exyKirt. Market firm at tho ft*!- i
lowing quotations:
Fair Orleans : : : : 7**d.
Mid. 44 : : : 7sd.
Fair Mobiles . TVid.
Mid 44 ; CUlftd
Fair Uplands 7>id.
Mid. “ : : : : §Kd.
Consols for money and 94 .< on account.
The cotton market was reported iu the early
portion of the work active, but tho activity wa*
checked hy the advance in the rates of discount
by the Bank of England.
The ©took of cotton waft 695,000 bale©, of who I
449.000 were American.
Manchetser advice© were fftvorahle, hut th*
trade was quiet and holders of go<tds firm.
Liverpool General Alarkei.— ¥\ur closed dul
at 235. a 275; W heat was steady butwin
a better tone, at unchanged rate©; t orn war
firm } Provisions quiet: Sugar dull an*t declin
ed 6,i. to Is. for refining purposes; t'offee w*
steady ; Rice firm: Rosin firm at 4s. sd. to 4s
0d ; Spirits of Turpentine firm at 30s. 64.
At London money so ©dghtly more ©tringent
and very active.
(•ntera! News.
Lord John Russell bad announced in Parlla
ment. that the English Government could not
procure the correspondence relative to the ru
mured cession of Savoy to France.
The British Ministry have been defeated on tb*
question of appointing a committee to investigate
the mivcellaneous expenditures of the Government
by 28 majority.
The Hanorer Cotton Mills at Manchester have
been burnt. The loss it* Jt3t\ooo.
The Paris Bourse was improving, and Bent* t
closed ou the 2d inst. at 67.60.
The London Post announces that England and
France are allied on the Italian question, aid
further, that it has been formally determined,
that there will be no intervention
Hungarian affairs are dally growing more
complicated and serious.
The ship Garnett from Milford, and the Nich
olas Biddle from Liverpool, have sailed for Ka
vannah.
ARABIA.
* Arr#TA, Ft>. 18. j
Tbe steamship Arabia, from Liverpool Fob. 4. •
has arrived at New York. Her new* id generally j
anticipated by the Prince Albert’* advices to si me
dates.
//•jits Cotton Market.— Orleans Tros Ordinaire
105, IJhs VOf. Sales of the week 6,500 bide*.—
Stock of cotton at Havre 123,000 bales. The ;
market was steady.
Tbe bullion in the Bank of Prance had de
creased 616,500 f.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Saturday afternoon,
itk. —Sales of the day 16,000 bales, f which >,
000 were on speculation. Tbe market closed ad
vancing and buoyant.
Breadstuff* and provisions quiet.
Consols 9i% too4 3 *.
Additional by the Arbia.
New Yukk, Feb. 18
Tbe French and English treaty wu* exebung
ed on tbe 4tu inst.
Dr. Tobb. tbe eminent Pbysicologist is dead.
The Paris Paine says that tbe quostiou of tbe
annexation of Central Italy will be aebordinati*
to the result of tbo universal suffrage of all pow
ers as to the propriety of Urn* msMSna
At the Bourse, on the 3d, Rental closed firm
at 67.85.
Tbe French army is to be considers My reduc
ed.
An affray * reputed to have taken place at An
oona between the Papal Chasseurs and artillery -
men, against the gens de'armes. Three hundred
of tbe former bare been arrested, forty of whom
were wounded.
Kossuth has suddenly disappeared from Lon
don, and it is thought be bae gone to Hungary.
Austria is said to be directing more troop* to
northern Italy.
Reliably accounts state that tbe Mooriab regu
lar army bas not yet been brought ottt- One di
vision, numbering sixty thousand, of well discip
lined troops, are awaiting the great battle. The
o ject of tbe Moors a| pears to Le to draw the
Spinlards into the interior.
Borne of tbo Paris Journals seem to conider
the annexation of lavoy as nearly tt ->
ttntluded.
Turin. Friday Feb. 2.—-Several Sardinian offi
•era have gone to B fogua to organise an army.
Arrests continue to bo made at Venice to an
alarming extent.
Ihr south and thr Drmocrary.
In tbo Montgomery Mail of a recent date, there
:* ft patriotic lettej* from the lion. William F.
of Alabama, addressed to Mr. Spencer
\dams upon federal affairs. The able writer iu
iulges iu reductions appropriate to the follow
mg themes, to-wit •
Ist. To preserve the Democratic party in
•••wer.
2d. To reform the Government.
3d. Tube ready lor dfeKnlutirtj), if thut prove.-
co bo unavoidable.
As to the preservation i>f the Domouratio party,
Mr. Sauiford suy:
‘•rt is sufficiently known that onumy owe, 7r t „
• ere in the South, 1 think there ought to he prio r
nd fraternity. Theru remains but tbs single
.-sue ot slavery to distract us. and the Whig?
ttsve nobly given up all Kaiional attachment©
and nldunce* lor the sake of the South, and I sei
neither sense 3Kr patriottu in perpetuating out l
profitless aud bitter leads. It avows to me that
they dotn to’ •- nr Mibli ->fw_kvep oh iu
tic leanirg strings of mere spill ‘*n ,
•M't us a p ey to di U desires of wicked m
whose tnmooiiiiNii.•••wsisia „ .
i.ot* ol party. Ho o caui ( ready to promote by
-W honorable means a good underst,aiding atnoug
ail the sons ot the S inli, of all parlies, no
whose* n i>*d coguscls and anno we shall depend
in tbo day of our detain/. T-> this i trim l. 0.,., ~
•pou Contentious of iJiu people, aud such a re
taxation of party urguiiaaiiou© as coiisi-tent w th
u tree movement ot (ho popular heart and unbia*;-
cd ut font net* of the popular tongue.
Bur it i*u iitio't nt Hung altogether, te dis&olvo
the Louiociauc panv in the Nwrrh. It has done
tnnoh service in Jays pant, with or without
hope fr its tuture, it is not unreas- liable to pre
serve its existence as against Black Repubii .u
isiu ami give it a i-hamc to redeem, if it will, Its
past errors, and rouse, it it tuny, a dormant Uon
-orvatisa in the North, up * which Divine provi
tcncc uay re-cons;ruct our fallen fortunes. A I
uttvo already suggested, if i can do nothing else,
’ may keep the sw id andpurse o! the Federal
Government until we are in u position to duly tho
•n and seize our ©haro of tho other. lieuuu I
g up by my Bunrcsouutivea to the Charleston
Convention, and shall support its nominee, if
hat Convention nominates ,i sfe man upou a
*nf platform for the South.”
*A Coti.istON.—-The Washington Star of Sat
urday. says;
“Wo bear that oil yesterday after noon a per
sonal collision oceifrrnd between Messrs. Fd
uiundeon, ot Virginia, and liickmairuf Pennsyl
vania, of which the following are tho partic u ms :
About o'clock, p. m., Messrs, Kdmuudson,
Kent and Vice President Breekcnridge, in com
pany with two other gentleman, weft: leaving the
Capital, and when about half way down tho ave
nue way from the Capitol grounds, they mot Mr.
Hickman, who was apparently unaccompanied.
Mr. Edmuudsop walked up to Mr. Hickman, and
S"Ui words passed between them in relation to a
late speech of Mr. Hickman’s (apparently that
made ou the occasion of a Info serenade,) which
ended in Mr. Fdumudsou dealing a severe blow
to Mr. lin kmen upon the head, knocking ofl his
hat and following up the as.-wul’ by some cuts
with a switch, at the same titn- designating Mr.
It. as a “slandtxsr and a coward.” Mr. Hickman
endeavored to nlosc with his antagonist, but fur
fiber hostilities were precluded by the interposi
tion v.fothers, Mr. Keitt taking Mr. Edmondson
fr.ui the ground, and Mr. lireckiuridge perform
ing a like office for Mr. llickmAn.”
DAILY i UMMBK(HL KECORDI
a=—rr^srr=--mr :
oouiwm-b, Feb. lit, thrift j
The sales on Saturday were quite lurge, j
amountiug to 1117 bales. The market was more
animated than for several days before; the advi- ,
©eg from abroad by tho Arabia being favorable, j
an advance with a buoyant market being report
ed. The roceip a, owing to the inclement weath
er, were small, only numbering 223 hales.
*KW OtU.KA.Na cl. AAM VIC AT loss.
Inferior 5(£7 j Middling I
Ordinary j Hood Mid IJ % (<o 12 i
■ Good Ordia y..b^k l 4 j Midd’g Fair.. 1 2k (<i, 12%
Low M.d., ,1H p , Fair f.j,
NKW OULKASI* cotton statkmrnt.
Saturday Morning Fob. 12, 1860, j
Block on hand dept. 1, 13611.... .. .26.6-12 ‘
Recinved since ..1,604.270
“ yesterday, 11,060-1,016.226 I
1.642,710 j
Exported since Sept. 1.1000 1,675,0H3
“ yesterday 0,623 —1.081.(66
Stock on hand and on shipboard 660.744 j
In itinerant Sterling.
At a meeting rtf the Democratic party *f Troup
county, at the court house, on TANARUS etdftjr, the 7th
mst.. Col. Flowers waa calletl to tho chair, and
iKniel N. Speer, .-■ requested to act as Sucre- j
i tary :
On motion, the CUairtnan appointed a c(,uitail
; im- of lour, runsmtin*; of Win 15 Mur. u-. Joel
I -i. Davn, John A. Speer, O. il Staahij, to ri-port
.unable persons t rrprtumiit Trwapoounty in the 1
I Democrat it Convention, wtiirb m to suunUskl
j dtllo*igiviUo on the 4'b of March. Throtareit
ce. aTter retiring, returned aud reported the fol
lowing persons’ u* delegate*, (with power U> fill
Col. Flower*, Bm N. Speer,
0 A. Bail. l)r O. U S aii|y,
Q 6. H<>ddio, Foter A. Heard.
It write then mured that the proceedings of the
meeting he published iu (he Atlanta Inttlltgeu
cer. uni that the ('<>ti*tituitoiial'nt, Federal Uuion
ami Columbus Times b<- requested to copy.
The meeting then adjourned */c die.
JA. M. FLOW KBS, Chairman.
Dak, N. Spuf.ii, Secretary'.
MARiIED
On the 30th November last, in Bienville Par
ish La., ai the residence of Andrew 0. May*, by
John Nolea, Esq-, Mr. .John F. McDaniel to Mias
Sarah P. Tomlinson, all of saui place.
EI ED,
In Tallapoosa County, Alu., February Bth,
ISrtO,of Consumption, .Mrs. A. V. Wilmdno, |
wife of Jam> s L> Williford, and oldest daughter
of the late Martin and Matilda Brooks, of this
city.
Wilkes lit publican and Marianna (Fia.) pa
pers will please copy.
At his residence in Harris county on Sunday
the f>th inst., Aaron Goodman, aged fifty lour
years.
Tribute of Respect.
COLUMBIAN LODGE, No. 7, l
February, lotiO. j
At a regular communication of Oelumhiuu I
L • igo No. 7. the following preamble and rea.du j
tiuut w< ro unanimously adopted:
Wher-us, it has ptoased the Divine Architect
of the Universe |o remove from among us our
worthy and esteemed brother. WILLIAM DAN
ILL, and Columbine Lodge Iwmg called togeth
er to pay tho last tribute of respect to bis mem
ory, be it
Resolved, That in the death of our Brother.
Win. Daniel, the Masonic fraternity baa lost a
highly ei* ectned member, who was ever ready to
rsApotfd to Uhs call ofduty awl u, tiniest a x**al
■ us attachment to our time honoied order, in (ho !
practice of the benevolence which it teachc*.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with .
his bereaved laraiiy, and point them to tho great ,
Grand Muster oi the Universe, lor the consola
tion lie alone can give.
Resolved, That this Lodge he clothed in, and
the Brethren wear, the usual badge of mourning
for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That those proceeding* be sproad on
our Minutes, und a copy of the nitos bo trans
initlcd to the family of the deceased, and be
handed to the city papers for publication.
Vi. ckoFT, i
J. M. BIVIVfI, t Coin.
W. L. .SALISBURY, ( -
Columbus, Fob. 17. IS(>H.
One e/ the humanitarian movement* of the
timet, although little known us uob, can hard*
iy be over estimated in its importance upon the
well bciug of our Wiuuly scattered eounuuudi**
The population of the American States is in
many sections so sparse, that skillful physician*
are hardly available to them. Vast numbers of
our people are obliged to employ . in sickness,
such tn d.cal relief as they can bear of from
each other, or indeed any they get from any
garter. Hunoe uriaea the great consumption of
Patent Medic in ea among us, greater by far than
tu any oftha old countries, where skilful physi
cians are accessible to all classes. Unprincipled
men have long availed themselves of this necessi
ty, p> palm off their worthless nostrum*,uutil rha
word has becotno eynonomoua with impuaitiou
and cheat. Oue of oar leading chemists in the
Rust, Dr. Artß, is pursuing a course which de
feat* tbia iftiqui y lit t rings not only his own
but the best skill of our time# to bear, for the
production of the beet remedies which can be
made. These aro supplied to the world, in a
convenient form, at low prices, and the people
will no more buy poor medicine* instead ol good,
at the same colt, than they will brau instead of
hour. The inevitable consequence of this is, that
the vilt compound! that *flood our efuntry are
discarded for those which honestly accomplish
fhoond in view—which cure. I>. we over esti
itafe its importance, in believing that the pros
pect of supplanting the hy-word medicines, with
those of actual worth and virtue, is fraught with
immunse eiweequunoft for good, to the masses of
our people. —(Janette and ChronieU, Perm, la.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
From rich aud poor, bond aud free, all colors,
grades and conditions of life, wo hoar the eiinie
uieed of praise awarded this wonderful article,
•Sores are healed, pains relieved, life saved, valua
ble annuals m ide useful, and untold ills assuaged
by this great medicine, which is surprising to
the judgment of than. What family does not
require a s'amlurd Liniment? Who ever hoard
ot the Nam© effects produced by any other article?
For Cute, Hruim *, Sprains, Rheumatism. Swell
ings. St ruine I l!ort>s, Ac., it has uo equal.
Bmvahr of Imitations—Foe genuiue Mus
tang Liniment is sold by all respectable druggists
and Livery M u in every town, parish and ham
let t roughout North and South America, Eu
rope, aud the islands of tho Oeeau. Buy at
“nee. BARNES A PARK,
Feornary 14—wlm Proprietors, N. Y.
Tin* Ureal English Rnunli
SIR I.VMKS ( LVRkI/S
Celebrated Female Fills.
Prepa/.-d Ah,,n a prenoriptimt mj Si< J. Clark ,
M. L. Phyxicinn ■■straonliHmy to th> Queen.
fill: RBEAT E.N.1,1811 UKMKPN
r ftGHEAT ENGLISH HK.MKI)\
niKGuEAT ENGLISH REMEDY
AIK JAMKB t'LARKE’B FEMALE 1M1.1.8
sill JAMES rI.AKKE’S KKMAI.f PlI.Ls
SIR JAMES CLARKE’S fK.uM.t. Pll.l S
SOLD “V AU. DRUGGISTS
•OI.D BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SOLD n, \i.l. DRUGGISTS
N.H. Sl.tHt amt six postAiD* stani|is enclosed io
oi intlMWtsed will insure a bottle, runtatniin;
i t’ii.4 *>v return mail. marchd—dwly.
Sold ii* V'olumhuH, bv Pemberton & farter, Are*. A
iwiu -ad *< w>in‘S*lil* Dmifi" l '*
M llrf, \N IVSI.t I W
AN extiertenced nurse and female pbysicisn. lias a
Scuttling Symp for children teething, which greatly
iiMilUales the processor teething hi solteiiiug the guois, j
rtxlucmg all lutiamiuntiou-. will allay ail pain, and is )
an re to r<>guiiu,- the bowels. Depend upon it, niottu-rs, j
will gfve rest i* yourselves, and relief and health to 1
your in fonts. Perfectly safe in all cases See adver j
(isemcnt m aunihercolumn.
Aug. 43. —ilw-iv
Pott Office P.fgulation-
For the special aceommodation of the labor
ing elite sum, ami those who cannot convuniuutiy j
visit tho office during tbo regular office hours, the
Post Often will hereafter not be closed till one 1
o’clock, P. M. The office will therefore be kept
open from 8 o’clock A. M. till 1 P. M , and from
2 till 6 P. M., except during the opening and
distribution of tho Eastern and Western Mails.
H. M. JETER, P. M.
February 16tb, 1800.
m L CHAPKE AC liiKMV.
t* THE Exercises of the abovs lustitu
g NEAR MAULL’ft SPRINGS,
h in Russell County, Ala , cnmineiiced on ‘
“iih* 6tl Jatntrt 1-fitl, under • lie charge ;
ot I>r. J. p. Hoyt.
Tic Trust© s feel in obtaining the services of Dr
lloyt wi o lias been a suet;■■ asftil teacher H *iuJi f. r |
several yearn) ami ii account of the healthful and 1
<riou of die Academy, they r • om*mud
j this institaiion to parents and guardians, living in-he i
j VHiou. and abroad, having children t* school, as .
| posseseititf sii|erior advantages
tl / Hoard un be had in good families at reason a- |
■ t*le rates
yriTion. pxb lonoLUTic vxait:
I .wcr hr u, he- Read ng, Willing and .Menial Arith
• incur 1*26 t'O ’
I il ylo'r Itiaiiches Written Arithmetic, Classic*. Slv.
Ac 34 00
B. HEADLEY.
R I*. LANKY, j Iru ‘ ,t,,# J
February f) wli
S. N. .ION KN, |
ai-jt ►;naif*'a- ap r.A ur,
U nion Springs, Ala.
\\ 11 1. prame in the >1 iff. rare Courts in Mic.on
and adjoining families Mir let nilention given
’ to the Collection of t'initttM.
j l e.l'twary 9*i wOui
TEXAS LANDS.
,A . \ ELEVEN THOUSAND ACRES OF J
j ■ j t Texas Lunds for Eleven Tbousaod Dol-
J s '• lari iii two | ayni- ms. A good cbuuce
for sfiecularius. Apply ai tho Times office.
Fob. 13—wll*
TO PLANTERS.
CALL AT
J". W. XJEVIIi’S
(C mr ol f'ns ord and Oglcttioine Miieeu, bsi k of
Cook’s Hotel/ ini sea
MORRKL’S
Set t! riatth r mill Fertilzer!
IT OPENS THE FI RltoW; DROPS and cov
•ri Corn, Peas and C-dtoo Su:.l, thh k or thin,
deep *<r sfaallpw ns y->u may wteb.
Tbs cousttuoDott is simple, and it is eonily
kept iu (ix.
Coiautbufl, February 18 d3t wlm
(amp-Fires (if llu* Kvcrg lades;
OR,
WILD SPORTS OF THE SOUTH !
A NEW BOOK,just received at
J. W. PEACE'S
| fab. 18— if. Book More.
850 REWARD.
A A LIKELY NKOKO MAN named
j Bt* Collins, about 28*-rot>or year* old, 6 ft. ’
Za lUor il iuchoM liigli, weighs about 176
lbs., dark congploeted. disappearod from
the H>>uthwestru Railroad about the first
of January lust. Said negro belongs to me as
Trustee for my daughter, Mrs. S. K. Nixon, and
I have strong suspicion that some while person
lias hiui concealed or has sent bun off out of the j
State, lie wim seen in Macon about 16 days ago.
I will give tbo abovo reward for proof to convict
any white person of the < ffVnco, aud I will pay u ‘
liberal reward for the safe delivery of said ne
i gro to me in Marsbslville, or if safely lodged iu
! any jail so that I can get him.
JESSE RICE.
Trustee for Mrs. fs. E. Nixon. j
February 14—-d2wlt
BARKERSURAHRAR
OF TIJK
ENGLISH LANGPAOE.
ufmfM, HKING an Improvement on .Morris's
j */A fjA I'iniosopl ’ Graniiiinr, und the only
w 1,1 w 'hMli words are pained in
mcSfimeCfisamr accordance wirti reason and common
! sens**. p.-ciuieo copies may be obtained bvenclos
ug3 * • eni inl ‘iU|>H to < buffin and John Hon Cos
lumbus.Gi J. L. BARKER.
• February 6th, I6>—w3m.
BKHdGI if Clint h<*"Cii*** t ouniy.
U r IIEREAS H. J. Wdliams and Nancy Robinson
applies lor Loiters of Ad nr lust ration on iha j
! est’ite ot John Holom* n, late of sat'l *o'.utv dee’ed.
These are ‘hersfose to cite and ad'itomsh alintid sin- \
Ko.rtrfhe kindied and realtors oi said de> eased, to |
I*• and appear at my offit* on or before the First j
! Monday IO April next, an > file their ohjoethms ii any
(hey have, otherwise said letters will then and there
: he granted.
Given under toy hand at offr e. this February Dth,
I Mlf) E. O RAIFoRI), Oidimry ,
| February 40th, 1860 —w4 and.
GEORGIA Harris County t
l i IIERE \H John 8 Goo,limn n-d II run A, |
’’ Goodman apply f*r I tiers of admuus'r.i'ion on
I the esist,. ,t Aar n Goodman, late ot said county,
I Alt persons concerned, are hereby notified to shew !
cause, if any they have. w*hy Hie administration of |
j sail or late should not
j a the Court of Ordinary to ue held iu and for said
counts the Fi st Monday in April next
j Given under iu> band at nffu e, Fe .. 3, 1860.
GEO W MULLEN ri, Ord
February 26, I“Co—w4od.
LOST OH MISLAID
\XOIE on I. J. Roqucmore f**r Three Hun
• dr**! atid Fifty Do lars. dated about Ist of
J.tnua y. 183 V, and due 23th December, 1859
I Consideration, the biro of a negro man named
Henry, a black-urn tb. All persons are warned
against trading lor this Dote, which is made to
’ and belongs lo
LOCK WEEMS
I Feb. 17, 1866—dlwlt,
j ri
(FIRST CLASS HOTEX,)
Corner Broad and Crawford Streets,
OOLUM HUS, (iA.
HATCH COOK,
F,hl—dwtf. PHOPIUETUK.
WORK WANTED,
lAM n w prepared td ‘<>ntricl for srpentei’s
W t\, ether m n wn ir country iu larg*. or small
job*. ‘ n is good tern s a any shop in Uis place, and
I to eX> cute it as wall aid .prompt!
jßi#-dly JVKH •• MblMf
SI J RI NG ST Y L KS.
AT TUE dtGN OF THE
BIG Vi HAT
SO Itroad Street,
LSNDONts aw prepsr dto elmw hm friends
• and customer* one of ihn finest ass ouueuts of
lints eV-r offV lin I'aluHihu* enjiraeing all v oieiics ,
of M* ‘LEstKIN, C \M| v F.R and F n liFUH Sos i
ever.v color and qaaltly, ot the ven I ilcm in <>ria- t
ttonaftlidat price to-iiitali. C ps.of evrrv kind and
also a great va ieiy of Children’* II .is ai.rt <a, sand
od Assortment of Unih'e lar ami Wilking t'ma s
lit hare aver* eupenar #Fsf Hut for V natation -rrf'icr,
mss lit yene* henoff, m a*/rwps <//<- ‘or our trade. Wth tutr
L'onfariniaor we can til .very hud. fell 11— If
’ lUSSOLI i lOX.
IN ••.(!( quciue of the death of Mr DAMEI, it.a
HUGHES, DANIEL A CO.
ivh dissolved •n I lie tali Febrtt try Th* mid rsiirr* * ■
as surviving (miner*. .lr iradv to ~n co. ms
•ttfauisi said firm; and those de'.i.-d to said firm wll|
I'leasCsettle imtne'iatelv ns the I'tisi ss u.io.t le
rioted. Ttm uud< r-dgitod, in tin* nmn • ini style of
HI GRINA IIAIHIES,
W I 1 i ue the Warehouse A ( oninili
tou lliiMliM *s til .a.tis brxucesN O.m ,u itm
Li n . War* ll ‘Uso
VVM II HUGHES
W. I\ h*dgi:s
Uoiniiilm- F**h ‘.A dwt
1)0 YOltt OWY (lKI\l)I\(ii!
CORN SAVKD,
T.lYi.OlI A \
Ji j.3- ‘_ta
For GiindiiigSlea and Mock Fe and,
i'ATi:yn,i> may, ios*.
vulualile Mill is ii’ sv, forth, fi st time, off ‘ 1 }
! T ed to I lid 1 nblic II IS a Helix hup. (H-I will
j grind Curn andj’.ihs thrhorse teed, -.qi truing iht in-
I digestible part inn *f fho Cnh lb .in tho Feed, tmkes
excefioiit meal, without heating, can Or propelled hy
thcsnme jmwer as vour Um, will grind 40. • 0 bushels
i ol grain hftluit) it needs rni.-ii'N and Mien iti au he
j made a* good aa new lor TWO DGLI.tIiH AND A
HALF
I l ..r speed, durability and cheapness it cannot he
1 excelled. Call an ‘ see uAt
FLITS ti LIVINGSTON, Agents.
February 9 —U4.
HKRRUVG'B PATENT CHAMPION
FIUEdt UI RGL UK IMIOOI'N Y F GM.
Wirn flall's I'atbnt Powinm i'huok !.*>• jcs the
same iliat were awarded sepirau* medais ai the
Word’s Fair, Lotion, .SM, and ill** Word's lair.
New \ ork, 18:>3. and ARE TUB ONLY Amein an
Hales that wer© awarded medals ai tho London
World's Fair.
i Th ns© (Sales form tho most perfect security against
Fire aud Burglars of any Can s ever offered to ihn
public.
91,000 ILK WARD,
Will be paid to any perl m> that .an show that a Her
ring's Pa’eut Champion Hate ever felled In preserve
its contents in an accidental lire
H i’ HERRING* cm. Manufacturers. No 2M |
Rroa.lway .or Miuray st New Y ork 64 and and 64
Gravjer Street. N <)
Aukmw -It YV Knowles, Ri- hmoin'. Va ; R. F.
lister, t’elersburg, ‘a ; Rowland itioiliera, Norfolk, ■
Va ; J U Thompson a Cos.. Lvn hbiiru. V u j .1 U.
Blossom Wil.eimrton N t ;\Y He.ring A M.m, At
lanta, Ga ; l.sR •• lie ti all. is vftnnah, fin.; J >1 Ji
ll F. Reed, W.-si Point.42a ; Holiuea tJ.. ( h.tr.es
on 8 O. (anil dwdiu
HARM S- WAN! FACTORY
11-i Brou.il isiri'.'t,
com tattCN, a s \.
HIKHMW & CO.
HAVE recently engaged in the
mS m.'iiKii iMurH M ItAItNRSS of cve
a superior G l"r H I “l< \
mole mu le ( >n now ii ivo tlir (>|e
poriunity of doing so. Wo vii.ph.y skillful workmen.
. use the best materials and w 11 warrant every orti. le
pur. tinned at our mannf o lory
In a.-dumn u otir Harness, we keep ou hand ev. ry
artn lu ku<> w n iu our line <>f*|.ii-im • s
SADDLES,
of ©very different pal ern, hi pri r* t > amt the quality.
IjKATH EH, Ot’ Jill UiridM,
kbor P|tHgs, ot every <l**s* rip i ;i|
THUNKS. v ...... s'/ . ‘ii . #r> ms;
Vslisrc anil Carpet Rg t
Mut'liiiie Hoi
I.FAT 11F It and MIIHI R.f all widths ;
Carriage, NadiUr, Hanteaa Trim iiilngHi
(201.F. I.EAHIKU Wlllus, HI.Ar.KETS,
Chilareu's Carriags, *c
Oursto. kis mwitnd Venn pie © We Invite the at
tention of buyers, bulievttig \v; rati suit thru* to qual
ll* ">l pri”-
Hopalrins
done wnh ileppan ti nnd in the.bt-sl manner.
Columbus t.a Jan. 14—dwtt
Whv Use
DR. J. ROVER DO in
HKt.'AlXe’ sot the< or-of In iptent Ooii-iiurpt urn,
Weak Lung* Weak Bmm. hfl Genm m !>.• lily,
and for parilyitig and i:nri'iong the H o *1 they tiro
• nsoliiteh tiutinrpjsee*l lr> un\ tber mme.h To he
n-stt'e ■ of lu. it i onh ne.•••*** >r\ in ntak.- the trial.
The Wine U-el isot a very -up r oil l- near.
1, double the usual rongth ot other wiif* w arming
and invigornting the whole system u m tn ad to
the feet AS tlmsn Hitters wm tout, and alter itive in
then churaclet, mo they Ktrotiglheu und uivignrate tlie
whole system, ant! give a
j I Ina Tone auil He llhy ( clion.
j to all its parts, by equalizing D**’ circulation, removing
obstructions, and , reducing ageiieisl nrmUt.
j They are also o**©l>ni tor diseases ami w< aliueHs
; pscniiar to Females, where atouh t le.juticd to
1 t-tieugthen and Braae the Western. !
No lady who is sohjecl to iiissiiudo or Itimtiess
; should be Wilhoullhom, Slid they am rev vtlying in
their action
Tit se Billers will not only euro but prev* tit dis
ease, and in thin respect an- douldy vutuaide to Hie
|w,rt*ui. si’ k or well wb • may ►•’ them
For proof of the truth <l thin, b.-o lull particulars
aud relerunt;© l” parsons m od on the t ire lar iusule
; the wap|Hr, ac. <m.p mytng •* ch * hi*-.
! Mimsiera of tin Gospel. Lawyers, Let otters and all
public speakers should use
Dr. J. Bovoe Dod’s
IMPiRIAI, WM B 1 THR.S,
why?
j Because they strengthen th< lunge quiet and Booth j
1 the nerves promote digestion, sirengtlieu and brace i
tlie whole n> sp in Aside from Un'ti me In al virtu*
they are unsurpassed as u il- lightlul hey*-rage pr d;t j
rintr ali the wxliiKra ing elt'ecis f Hramly • r Wine j
j without tlporiniiirunts resul'.-*. Totha’ uiifoftunaie j
■ * lass ai indivitlualN addi ted t* th*-. use of tr.mg j
Drink, these Holers wfi* pr *v© inyalii d>le. a* the S
prevent ihesutdoo ream* u whit It in wrinkly to ows
a •*spn , e” and. acUng as hr aiier.Utve, remove Irma
the sysiern the potffon which is imbibed by a l * Wb ’
indulge in the inn of the adult” .a *;d Liqm t- to he
found in in os of the bar ooms ot tl is < ounljy. Inc 1
, hrn'es who Wish tn reform anil yel reiptm: a stiiuu
j lent, by sii'.Niiotimg tiieKO But is for Urn mixed wuie„
jan i liquors o 11. drinking - a;■. >i•. can in a short
time res rainecUr J> fmii ‘he use of siinuilants
• one hot le and the tuners will tell their own ,
| story.
FEMALES
Both Married and Hmgie. hut ©apertally Mothers,
I should always keep on hand of
Dr. -T. liovoij Dad's
IMPERIAL W.N.: BItrETS,
FOU DISEASES PECL’UAU To FEMALES.
Tliev‘”ai t like a charm,” they prevent Lassitude or
Faintness, and all cases wlier a tonic is r qulred,
| these But. re
Have \o • r tor.
i finis Wlmlesah and Reran A ‘Hi'* at H-.v'rntmh,
HTffiWAMT * HI TLER,
! Dealers m Foreign and t oon sti* .B*-.ii n.e> t'hemt
! i.a's, I'orfumsry, Bt’ , G*nir of H ougbtoa aim liar-
I nanl so i
I CIIAKLB* WI’DDiFIEI.D* CO Pr*. prietort, I
014*1.6 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Go'umhne l.y
ACEE IVERriON
and JgIIN W HROOKB
January 18 —d * w I y
Trustee Sale—Take IVolice.
BY Virtue of several DwJl of T rust. mr|n to
mo as Treasurer ol the Columbus A Muß'-i. eo
| Building ami Loan Asosciatlons, I will off r lor
sale to the highest bidder for Cash, ill fro t of
tho Market House, uo the first Too-day in April
next, during the usual hours of sale, tho follow
inj; property: —All times pans of lots 26, 27, 2,
%mi 29, described in tho Deed of Trust made to
me by Jag .4, Williams, to secure fount for
Eight. T ousand Dollars, due to the M u .-engr ■
and Columbus Building und L an Assm ifttlooft.
K J. MOSKF, Truces.
January 27, IB6o—vrdtf.
lien ('rop tlola*M*.
| Alt BHL-.CIIOIi E VBW 4Y,tUI * i store and
lU l ’ to arrive, forsai© hy
d© 2D dw f TVLBH* M'XFX
TAFFA,
('~\Y iny owi ma ua- lure, dlways hnnd
/ i'h.; triio supplied 1 li* . r> ,i Ivin *. Ord. i
solicited. W. il 11..FiiLLFfy,
Jan3U~4tf bS Broad btraet.
PLANIfiRS* EM.Pft3.MiM:.
HULL. DUCK & CO.
Hill & Dawson’s old corner,
Beg leave to inform their old oustouiers and tbi
public generally that they aro
DIMLGIIN
EVERY OHiSGRII^TIOISr
or
l'.wn Nus'Ai’ii;
DRY GOODS
10,900 Y ards OsiYaburgs,
6,000 Yard’ Kerseys,
6,000 Yards Liusoys,
6,000 Yards .Shootings,
6,000 Y’iiri. Shirtings,
1000 Negro Blankets at prices which defy.
Ugfiooes. Dclaiui.s Uiuvts,
Hosiery, Linen, t’foak*, Mantillas,
and every kind of
LADES’ DRLSS GOODS
(tHOCEKI isb,
Sujtitrs of dvery kind,
Hm. l„i.,unyrn .lavu, and Mu* Ini Coffee,
Cigars, fi.lmocv., Ac. Ae.
UiiiiK :iuJ
Os ftll qualities. Kwtilied Whiskey,
I'ine liraudiaa; Whiskies, Hip' HU l Bum.
I he Lost stuck of Liquor* in Ualuaibus.
H A lIDWABE,
| ARNE’S Shovel.- and Spades, Scmvill Hues, Col
lin.'’ Axes, ! race Chums, Pocket Knives,
together w.ill Agricultural Implements,
such us Corn Snellors,Ploughs, Hakes.
HADDLEIiY <
i Fine Su ‘dies, Wagon Saddles,
Blind Bridles, Biding Bridles,
Whips, Collars, llaincs, Ao.
BOOTS & HOBS,
3000 Pair Russets,
Ladies Shoos of all kinds,
Gent’s do do,
Boy* and Men’s Boots,
Ditchers’ Boots, Ac.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
SuitnDio for Plantation use.
CI tOCKERY.
1 Plates, Cup* and Saucers,
Dishes, Bowls, Tea Pots.
T umFlora aud Glansware of all kinds.
HATS AND CAPS.
Moleskin, C.is-imore, und lino Wool Hats, a large
lot ot Cheap Y l ’ ml Huts, lor Nogroos. Boy’s
and Men's Caps, tiuo and common.
BOLTING CLOTHS.
of tho best Brands and assorted Numbers,
in fact a general assortment. Having a resi
dent. portlier in New York, wo can supply our
triende and the public at the very lowest pricos-
Plantvrs Will find l) So thuir interest, to vail butore
purchasing elsewhere.
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
Cnlninl.iiM. Gqn *i|i. |S6U
i2a®4[£iss>
YV** would inviie the attention of ;
1 .* pm. “as who uit iu the baba of purclm
gi,n iheir
Drugs, ’tlcdicines.&c.
E’ -fe.-, _ Q |ON A (.itEDIT, i*> ilie i;tci Hint at our
F ‘.lf iSr-Y,. tmi) >"'i *ve tinni I3U to V()
fcii v ‘*J him from u wuli
Th . THE CABHI
-J|orc |iirchs-ii'if eiscM'lmr*', for they
* i .limlltuii vv ‘ are giving the hargai winch * e R*i
©fl-itM© loinvc T.m *|-i:illv of nl hiiu'lcs soid hy US
Warramed lo tmaew* reim'seuithein.
4, A, WHITiSIDES &C-3,,
W HOLESALE if Hi TAB.
x>x^.-cjc3rG-xsb , :rsi,
125 Brofiu Strett, Columbus, Georgia.
REST G’ A LIT V
Gi:M INi. KKUOS ME OP ,
At wholesale and retail. Keiail Ca-h Price S', per
g"l by I A WIIiTBifIDBACG.
Coiumhus. Ga. Dec. 21 -dwtf
FRESH SRVaS.
i (inii'iT & iiiiruiv
A T TH K OLD HTAND 0T
DAXJ’OKTIi it NAGEL,
Oolvtmbus, G 00.,
It A V K ON HAND TUB LARGEST UTOriK OP
i RKSII ANJ Pt KK
i); ami nediciiies,
(Src. &c. &c.
V"W oil*:I I r -id© l” Hus market. F.vary a-licte |
-N sold l> n a ana le. a- re ; .i, s-nled Al are |
DliliG.S Al EDU'JINKS, I
PA I VIM. OILS. -v..
hes re |iwr liiim a (•ln.MVi.mc. Ms we ie dele unne! to *
HrJl at t‘ie lotre ft /tr cesfir iptprovnl cr dt. nd no lo hr |
untie sld tai unit lu.ti mi l ilium bn* fur Ihe Cooli VVe
TO THE LADIES 1 I
r mpri*M u CJeiai! „ H,'.."!- IV'.,ch Ui'i and ."J, Fia*
Vvring Extract©, Vii,eg Ha l. C. rn ftiart.li, At
; A> ho
TOILET AHTICLES,
Cornu.'* n*-if Pom nles. Kola ue- I.ohm's Kxtrirli
Bi tai De *e. irj ). Am r- an llur Restorer, \ Ac.,
ami p you w mt a bc .utuui andecuiio.iiicai liglit, pur
chass of iih the
Ti ii iim W:nti Kero>OD3 Oil.
TO rilVsidAW
Our stock of Tinctures Kv.ru t Oil -mi ale, Med
icated r ops. \ r... led mi l rtra’ illy prepared
f. r the Pupti ii Hcpariin-'ot. and tin Pramijdmu pul
up i rrept bij an experlenrtd Jipu'hr ary and riri -in -iler
atc UIU4I H ART *l CHAPMAN.
Decerni. r7th* I6W dull.
Flint diver i'iuntaliuiiH
FOE SALE
l wili soil ai a reasonable, price and
[-. three years cre.lH, one pianln
the c;u)t -nit <>l FUm River, .
wiieie (be Kafi.oa*) from Columhus lo *wY J
M r. loss,H,conswiill* or FIFILKN lit NUKED
AND FIFTY AURKH of good hotlnm and marsh
F unis, ami eight hundred ami fitly acres of Pi ><■ land, j
I i'h Uoiloiu ami tnaimli l*n is are as yood ns can fie
l-.uud in Georgia Tills iy !>• divided into time
setllemei.ts. An exu*nsi*a levee hits been hu 11, hut
more w ork luusi >d l e done, tote m- Lite laud per.
; manenliy fimu overfiow.
- Also, a Plantation immodiau-.h below he estah oi
| Gov low ns, mi the v* c-t side ol ttie river,ami one aud
) a hail oiler ‘mlriw the railroad, *milirartb* i'.RMGtcn s
’ o’ iht i-eHt Rlvi i HoMoiu, without any marsh, mid
a id about ixty or s©vnly ttcres*fttifil* pine land, up
on wlmJi it” n is ahHiinful ami convenient selthv
I miMi Upon Hus tract there are two miles and a hujf
of good levee, hui rcqiiiiiis some repairs ami onside
i ralile extension io remlei ah the lands s> . .ire. Upon
! both i aunt i.i >- ‘lie lamiHitre, with slight exceptions,
! fresh and extremely prodmiive, on the west -it* it i
IH ali r |i be seventy mrei*. Aliy gejdlemaii Wis - I
i.,gt i examine mem, will please . al. no Mr. Lilly on
I ta. east Mid*-, aiid Mi Young op ilie west side oi be
river, and bimild a purcjiuve. beemin desirable, uo me
at Loin ml. is PowH-ssion given nri J-uiuan naX.
JGIIN II .I *A A •
January 11 |4SW— w dlt
IL/” iJo'-Hm'.'.s Kmjmrer 1 *rner *
NEVY BOOLS.
% ||.w Could ho Help It, or tbo
* ~ *■*' l^ddfiTnoinphuni, ly A. T. Hoc.
if - ‘■'* Preniiciftua, or Wit atnl llituior
in Para.'rnp's.
liro .to’s Fool of (i'jality, anew supply;
Car-'Bum Sp >rD “
Kiahvr’© River, “
Hold Foil, 44
Public Laws of Georgia, poised Nov, find Doc.
1800.
i exM Ahnannc for 1860, containing mucii val
uithlu information fluting to Texas.
Ju©t m-tfivetl at
J. W. PKASE'B Bookstore.
Jan. 18—dwtf.
NEW FLOWERS.
A sma.l and select lot of Jnnonii ns. Chines*
rnjfc* AxaUss. Dwarf fining©-, lb bn© hi'nnir,
dish J'.niper© u *1 llM) 111 But I r u I Flower
inn I’liini, DuiK.it Gra*einig Jui r -.cived
an for sain bv OHN LEE
M*ed Mi>.re l*>. Hrond Mi ('..iHinhiis, Ga.
Ilec.. 44 dii
Macliiiit’ STWing.
I ADMW, mv*. ymir fingers. All descriptions
l j Me -.j,.. for Fnmlies lloinls Fix mm mu© A
one a > !<;*,■* |: 111 of I hfl Or >Vi r nnl flit -
e hi . M i< hu-fls OH Broad Mireei
U*l *S wishinginslril lim on • Oi V(.f \ link.
Mrhii e“ to # it© I o i Mi ‘’ lit© sal
to in, or ai their residence m any uait oi the city
Coiumuue, fteptW-dwtf D KEITH, Agent.
SAVANNAH * CHARLES ION
8T E A HP \ 0 K KT LINK.
The Mteain©i WM. H KAIIRonK,
L’apt. F. HARDEN, wtd ehorlly ink*
her place on this Line, leaving Mavau
JaHgMllllMl .mb and Cliarleetou twice a week
Having a through Height arrangement with tin
■mitralßailroad ami its connections, nil freights be*
vveoii Chat lesion and tb© Interior of Georgia, consign
•and to tlm agents of this line, will be forwarded with
espau-li and fee©of charge.
J. P. HROOKB, Agent Mavannah.
B. LAFITTB A <SO. Charleston.
N*v. 9S- dwtf.
(iiaiijjT ol nichciliilc.
MfJfiMiLttflllfll
108TG0MEKY AND W ESI POIN
KAIL l \l> COMPANY,
UKKICK Mo.VTttOHRKT WftftT POINT K. R.
COLI MIH S, Auk 16.16:9
CLOSE CONNECTIONS
lAJIROFIJII to Memphis Nashville aud New York
(via KnoxviUaj p. r aooiumoduuon Train, leav
mu >46 p. m.
Mail Trains
Leave Columbus • ....0,16a. ni.
Arrive m Montgomery 14 m.
Arrive al West Point 4.46 p tu.
Lea>fli'oluiiibus 3-46 p m
Arrive at Montgomery..., In 450. m.
Arrive Wen Point ... 445a.m.
Leave Montgomery m h 3U a. m.
Leave West Point 0. ‘5 a m.
Airive lit Columbus 4.45p.m.
Leave Montgomery a.4b p m.
Leave West I'oim *.sup.n>.
Arriv-hi Columbus .3. a. m,
Freign Tram 1- uves Columbus st 4 •*. M
A.r.vcs at . . .. 14.08 P M.
Freight Arrangement
IIKT4V’.\ \TI, A NT A vV f’OLfTJHIII'N.
ij Y’ an arrangement between the Railroad • ompanies
|J composing dm two routes from Allanta to Colum
bus concluded ul their eon entlon nt Huvaiuiah on th*
lddiinstant.it was agreed dial the following rates
•et ween Atlanta and Columbus shall gONern, taking
•ifect from the isi day ol May 1867
VIA WEHT POINT.
Corn per bushel lie. Wheat 14; Oats 8j llaron
Whisky. Fiour, in sac as or barrels per 100 lbs 35c:—
Hugging, Rope, Lard in cans or bbls per 100 Iba 45c
’ ‘oai,Pig Iron, by car load, per t0n,63.75.
VIA MACON.
Corn per bushel 14c Wheat 15c. Oats 10c. Racon,
Whiskey,Flour in sacks or barrels, per 100 lbs., 44c.
Hugging, Rope, Lard in cans or bbls. per 100 pouudt-
Mcenla. Coal. Pig Iron, by car load, per lou64.tißc.
J L. MUBTIAN,
President Muscogee KR
GEO W.ADAMB,
HupnriiilenrieiiiSouthwestern Railroad.
EMKKHON FOOTS,
ftuperiiitcndent Macon and Western Railroad.
GEO G HULL.
Buperiniendcnt Atlanta and I.uGrange Railroad,
ftAM’l. O JONES,
Engineer and Superintendent M. AW. PR.
Aug. 17, 1860 li&wtt.
MORILii AND GIRARD R. R.
al"~8 ::T r W KS g s ’
‘j'IIS Passenger and Freight Train will leave
I Girard ai 4p, in. daily,connecting at Silver Run
with a dailv line of Sutgna to Villula, Gleiinvite, Ku
feulaFon Gaines aim Marianna, Fin. And at Suspen
sum with the stages daily for Midway, mid Hardaway.
Leaving Union Springs al 4 a. in. daily, llie curs will
reach Guard al 7 a. m., connecting with the Opelika
and Muscogee Tram©.
jl ,i Duplicate receipt* must accompany all Freight
ri filliped.
Uj*AII freight must be paid before Goods will be
disi'ltarged.
Freight delivered ut the depot before four o’clock
p. hi. will l.e shipped the following day
Freight a for statiou Number 1 (Fort Mitchell) must
be prepaid
Way freight must, in all rases, be paid in advance.
JOHN HOWARD,
Nov. I—dwtt. Engineer & Hupt. I
M.U SCOGEE Irt- JR
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. j
ON and after 13th July 1858. the Evening Mail
Tram will leave Columbus at 3.45 p. in., and ar
rice al Mm on at ii. IM p in.
Leave .Macon at 4.45 a. in. arrive at Columbus at
3.t5 p. m.
Tim Morning Mail Train wilileaye at 4.00a. in. aud :
urrivi at Mn* nil 11.60 n. in.
Leave Macon 11.45 p. m. arrive at. Cnlumbu© at
1.85 n m W.L CLARK, Hunt.
Columbus July 15—dwtt.
91) BROAD STREET.
AY itlclirw.UlockN At Jewelry
REPAIRED 1)Y
COMPETENT WORKMEN.
ONE OF THE BEST
WATCH-MAKERS IN THE
xjzsrxoasr.
HAIR JKYVELHY MADE TO ORDER.
DIAMONDS SET.
YEYV JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER,
A. 11. DtYVITT.
Ooluiiilmis, tl. Aug. 6 dwtf.
, l.u lE\E. EVIDEbCE. EVIDENCE EVI
iIi ‘'ESI K Kkaii Head, Rf.au ’ Ye afflicted,
ii. nJ ii,.- in iiw ng ft’ ruficaiv o* ft cure of over twenty
\e .it-* siandii g :
T II Muo DU —Dear Sir: 1 have been lrubl< and
will* :IH aii i l the Bladder und Kidney© ft*r over I
i ‘umnyy ms; I have tried pliysiflam* in vain, and t !
: i ik ion aidi din< ve yourt-enuine prcparaiiuiatrial j
1 I had Ii it’ it highly spoken of. It afforded ill© 1..
i mad ate re i*T lli ve IIS. and three hoiilee and I have
. olilaine l more relief rrmu it© effect Mini fe* i much
| lii tierHi.in | have f>r twenty years previous I have
J die gr. arm i.ii ji in its vinm s ami curative powers,
an I rhmi ri<> ad In niff power to ruuk*’ it known to t e
■ fill led i!"|Mug tins in is v prove ud Mining, ous to you
in usr.'snng v.ui lo introdute the medi- me
I am iru y yours. M. Mct'OHMrcic,
Lewisti n, i . .litn. 98, 1857.
Should nnv doubt My Mr’ ormick'© ©tattement, h©
rele s to die loll..wing genllemen :
Hon. Wm H'gier, Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hon Tho*. li. Florence, Pbdadelphift.
Hon. . C Knox. Judge, Ting ■ county. Pa.
Hull. J M. H i. K. Judge. PiillndeipliiH.
II n 1 K Purler. e Governor I'euusylvania.
lion E lih I. tvis. Judge Pliilapeiphia.
11 • u It t: Grier.Judg'd ri. Court
IDiii. (1 VV Woodwarf, Jud Philadelphia.
ll.in. W’ a I’ort- r. Citv riolicltor. Phdadeipliia.
Hon. John U'gler, ex Governor C Oiforma
Hon K Banks, Au iturGeneral Washington, D-C-
And many others, if necessary.
HEM HOLD’S, III.M HOl.Il’K IIU6V-
HuLD'ft llemhold’s ilemboid's liembold’s 11.;ui
huld’s Ilemboid’s, Ilemboid’s.
Extract lim hu. Extraci liucliu.
Extract Hm.hu. Extract Burhu.
FOR 8E( RET AND DELICATE DISORDERS.
A pot uve aud specific, remedy for diseast-s of the
Hhid.h r Gravel, Kidneys Dropsy, 'rgann Weakness
and all the disc >©es of the several organs, arising rom
cuceH-e- exposui* s und imprudem ies in life, and
whether exi ling in either sex.
H KYI HOLD’S EXTRACT OF BtCHI I
For Discas*!© ol ,;d>B 111 oilier. Kidney, Gravel,
| Dropsy etc.
liEMßrilTu’S Extract of Buchu for Secret and Del
iraie Dieae©.
llEMliOl.D’ri Extract of Buchu for Nervous and
D lo i iied hi mrers
HEMII ‘l.D’ri Extract of Hi|©hu for lami© of Memo
rv. L-es *if Power. Dimness of Vision, Difficulty of
Hra lung, VAenk Nerves, and univ* rsai Lassitude of
dn* musen r s)©fem.
HEM HOLD’-* Extract of Buchu for all distressing
iiilim.ons—Ohsltu* mi, lingula.uies, Excessm mar
ried iit'e, nr early im'isi reiloiis. At.
UEM HOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
Hem . Id’s Buchu lor Hi*’ Kidue>s.
’ Meinhold s Rtx hii for th© GraVoi.
I llemhold's Hu< hu f*.r D>• psy
Ilemboid's ttm lim for Nervousness.
I lam hold'* Buchu tor less o’ Memory, loss of Power
ileiiihiid'rt tin* ho .-rG* neiHl Debihly.
Ilfiubo d's Hm hu mr I'mversfti I.UMsitudo,
llemhold’s Hoi hit for Pons in he Ha* k
Memlro d’s Bur’ u for rilwiriicti. iih. Irregularities,
llemhold's Hm hu lor Excesses arising from Indiscre
tion ami altdis.'HM s ofths
HEXIIA ORGANS.
Wh. Oier existing in Male or Femal©, from whatever
• nose they may hve originated, and no mutter ot
II >W LONG STANDING
IIEMIPiI.i.’S HUt 111 is acconqiunted hy the niost
reliable er ifi ai* e from Governor© of States, Judges
and C ergv men
I'rne p. r bottle, nr six for 99, delivered to any
add ess
A trial costs hut a dollar—tro it.
J W. Brooke, wholesale and retail agent fhrColiim
l> •• *sk for Ilemboid’s. Take no other Cures
gnnrameed. Jan. 83—<lwlv.
Trustee Sale—Take Notice.
f)Y virtue of a D*d of Trust made to tho un-
I > dersigned hy Charles G. Rise, I shall offer
for sale on the 2(>ih d©y of February instant,
a’ tbo Markot House, during the usual hours of
-all), the billowing property: Lot Number Five
Hundred and riiirtucn, 16I6) in the City of Co
lumbus, will llie Improvements thereon; on which
-tioro is a Mortgage to the Columbus Building 1
I. .ui Association for S2BOO, which can be pniu
ft under the rule* of said Association, for $616-
I ho said property is rented until the Ist October
■ ext. with good note and security, for S2O per
month. Pu“.ssion will be given on tb© Ist Oo
lobcr, and lh© runt from the day of salu to the
I it. of October, will be turned over to the purcha
.r. The above property will bo positively sold
t ‘he tune an t place aforesaid in the city of Cos
uubus, to lliu highest bidder for (-'ash.
R. J MOOBS, Trustca.
Ei.i.i© A I.tvfNOSTi.w, Aue'r*.
t'olutnbus, (Ju., Jan IB—-tltds,
’ L )KED Beet Tongues and Cod Fisb,
Just teurivtd bf V4N MAKCUft.
WOOD, EDDY & CO S
UKOIUiIA A.DDKI.AVVAK STATE
lotteries.
qq qqq q
CAPITAL PRIZE
SIOO,OOO.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
of Wood, Eddy Co’s Three Number Lotteries
will take place in puhin under the oioeriiiietMlenge of
sworn Commissioners, at Augusta,Ua. as follow*:
• ‘lane 0U draw© {Saturday Feb. 26, I^*6o
166 Irawn Haturtlay Mur. HI lb6o
Claes 204 draws *Sutur(ia>, April iB, iB6O
tCARLV ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE riOKITk
EJctraord in arv Drawing
To take piano us above spu ill. and
One Urmul Capital Prize of
£6100,000 1
1 “riae .i ii van j kmi l,OOO
8 1 9• ( 170 ‘ Mill
4 1 10,000 j 05 5 0
9 0 I 05 “ 75
4 “ 6 ot’ I 05 “ 0
2 “ 4. ‘Ol 0) “ *0
4 300 1 18 0 “ 4t.
8 4, 00,47 u4O •* *
34.31*0 Prices Amounting to ril.foOJed
Whole Tickets§Bo. Halves #lO (quartern #5
Ortifi'ate* of Packages in the above Schema will
be sold at dm following iui • winch is the risk:
Certifi* ales or Pat kagts of vt> Who.*? Tukcts §BOO 0
r “ 4 Half •• 40 50
“ “ 40 Uuarter ” 74 75
“ ;* 40 Kighitt • 37 37
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS
of Wood, Kthly dr Co’s ht'iglc Number l.ottt-ries will
take place in public ut Augusta Ga. as follow©:
Class 5K Draws on .Saturday, February 4, 1860
Class 69 Draws on Saturday, February 11, 1860
Class 60 Draws on Saturday, February 18, iMlt)
Class til Draws on SutunUy, February 26, iB6O
Class 62 Draws on Saturday, March SJ, 1860
Class 03 Draws on Saturday, March 10, 1860
Class 04 rifuwg on Saturday, March 17, 1800
Class (16 Draws ou Saturday, March 24, 1800
Clans 00 Draws on SHlurduy, March 31, 1800
Class 07 Draws <u Saturday, April 7, 1800
Class 08 Draws on Saiurd y, April 14, 1800
Class Oil Draws on Sulurduy, April 21, 1860
Class 7' Draws on Faturday, April 28, 1869
Ordinarv Ui’awingiß
Ti. take pine, above specified.
1 Orxnd CnjiHiti Prize of .. .,,.,§50,000
1 Price Of—#4o,ono J i Prnte of ... *1,6 o
I “ 10,000 I 50 Prizes of .... 500
1 M .... s,o*g I HMI - 4*”
I .... 4,0.10 1 KK) “ 800
1 ** .... 8,0.0 ‘ 100 “ 15’
1(H) “ 100
AJ J PRC)XI ftIATiON PRIZES.
4 Prlzefl of §4OO Appr x’g o fjo.'iooPrize are I,fleo
4 “ lino u 8” i *OO “ 1,4(4
4 “ 4*o “ Rt,ooo M HKM
4 “ 845 “ 5,0'4t “ Out
4 4i 800 “ 4,H00 “ 800
4 “ ISO ** 3.000 “ ftl”
* “ 100 t* 1,600 “ 40(
5,000 41 20 ire tUH),O<
>,485 Prize© amount!n to o:WO.un*
Whole Ticket© §10; llalvos $5; Quarters $2.50
(Vrlitiratea nt Packages in tfin Ordinary Draw.tigs,
will he sold at the M Loving r ues which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of o YVhme Ti bets *H'
10 Half “ 40
“ •* 10 Unurler “ 40
* “ 10 Liglult ** 0
IN ORDERING TD K! Y 8 OR I'.CtIKICAI’K*
Enrtose the tnntiey t-. our address far the tickets or
dnrert, on re'.-ipt “f which they will be forwarded by
first mail. Purcha*. ran hftve tickets >tiding in an)
I figure they may designate.
[ List of Drawu Numherv and will be sent to
purchascrt mimeiiii i*h at't.’i die Draw ing.
Purchaser.-will pie write ilieii signutiires plain,
| ami give their post oliir*., county and State
Remeinher that every prize iu drawn, and payable in
full without deduction.
All prizes of SI,OOO and under, payable *mmediate,y
hAc-the drawing, other prizes at the usual time of 30
dnvs.
All contntu it leal ions ‘-•tr/ftly cmifidenthd.
Address orders for ViekeU- or Certificates to
WOOD. EDDY A CO . AuitUata. Ga
or WOOD. KI)D\ Si CO , Atlanta, do.
or wool) EDDY & t'O.. Wilmington Del
|JjrWood, Eddy C’i.’b Lotteries are .Hawn in
Au.’usta, C i. and YVilinwigi* ti. |tg|
Circulars nuitnbniiL’ <r lour*■-• fonlie month ill be
sent free ufX|ien : by mldt is-mg .is above.
Fall trade for 1859.
I. x\. BROKAW & CO.
Are now opening a largo Stock of
Fall and Winter nothing,
WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT
llrclucftf! Prices lor
Or to prompt paying Custo nors.
Also,
Just rueeivoil, a select Stock of
Cloths, Oassiiueres, Vestings,
WHICH WE WILT.
MAKE UP TO ORDER,
Iu the latest and most approved
ST’X'X.Eti,
With promptness, warranted to give sutixfuctiun
XINT ALL OASES.
r. A. BIiOKAW A CO.
Columbus, Sept. 21.—dwtf.
Enquirer and Sun pletum copy.
BOOTS AND SHOES
tin WE have now iu Store our
1” I SUMMER STOCK of
.-©-Yl-risfoenU, L.ulie, Mise &
Children's
BOOTS Sc SHOES,
which for quality, quantity, and economy to the
purchaser, tmrparses anything brought here. —
Among our Stock tuay t* found—
inn (.EVri.EiiK.y,
Gouts’ French I'aJt J’liiup RooUi
44 “ Light YY'elt, “
“ “ Calf Oxford Ties,
. o Kid
** French Call Low Shoos, Damps, and
• Glove “ “ “ light welted,
M Cungrest Calf (4ftters,
” Kid *’
“ Pa’ haaiher Gaiters,
“ Silk
“ Opera “
u u Duion 44
u Lasting Ties,
u Pat. lioathor Oxfords. Pumps A H
41 Scott Ties,
44 Slippura with und without heels,
44 High laud Ties,
And numerous other kinds both fine and common.
ion LADIES.
Finest Kid and Morocco Lace and Congress
Boots, thin Holes, with and without heels.
Finest silk warp lusting luce and Congress do.
Serge de Berre, do do do do.
Eugene do do do do
Italiun and English do do do.
French and Glove Kid do do do.
“ Kill Heel Slippers,
English Kid aud Morocco do.
English Easting do do.
Velvet Toilet Slippers.
French Embroidered Slippers,
White Kid Slippers.
Kid and Morocco buskins,
French Kid Ties,
Call and Goat iu>-e boots, with and withou
heels,
VII SMS Est.
Misses’Glove Kid Congress Roots,
44 English and.. with and withoutheeL
44 Silk warp, Serge, und
44 English lusting (’ougrers A Lace Galt
ers, with and without heels,
44 Fine Kid Slippers with A without heh
44 White Kid Slippers,
44 School Shoes—smoothing durable.
CHILDREN
Children’s Congress heel Gaiters,
44 Luce heal Gaiters,
44 Kid “ Slippers,
•< ** 41 Root*, aud about SO ad
ditional kinds with and without heels.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Negro Brogans anti Servants
S I IOIOS,
Sewed and Pegged, constant!” on hand. W*
are iveelvilig fresh Good* every week from oui
■wn Factories.
To Country Merchant* acf*
’ radors
WK OFFKK mill GOODS A
NEW YORK I’RlCnd.
Only Ono Price
From which there will be no deviation In any in
stance.
A. C. SAUNORKS & CO.
102 Broad Street—Next Door to J. Kyle A Cos.
Columbus, Ga. May 24. dwtf
HAVANA PlAlt
JVion Pitxeft (ban 6 auks.
[Hy Authority of the State of Georgia,]
On the Plan of Mingle Nmn hers.
tONSOUOATtO LOUCRHf
Ot tiirorftia.
Autliorixed by a ■p. < ial a* tii m, Legislature, Ihr th
bunefilot ar.nl*mien ami for other purpose©,
HODGES, DAVIS k CO., MANAGER?.
MACON, UEultiii a,
Capital Prize
5)70,000.
TICKETS ONLY EIGHT DOLLAR-
Halve© §4. Quarter* ft#. Eigbtha §|.
Prixe© pa> able in foil without fiefiu non.
PurchaserM in buying IbTukr i©, when the numbers
end in I, 8,3, 4,6, fi. 7, 8. W, 0. are guaranteed a prisn
ol twuuty-five dollar©
OLABB 14
DRAWS) ON KA II ItlMl DEL 3,1850.
CLABB 16
DRAW ft ()N sAtUIMI. in; 10, IMOOw
CLASS 10
DRAWHON RAII IlhAl Dl.( IT, 1N(I0
j f SS I*7
DRAYVriON HA IUKI.M, DEC 4, 1859.
CTASS IB
DRAWN ON sail kPaY. i)E 31, 1859.
20220 PRIZES
Amounting to $471,000]
Will l> distributed according to the following
(rtlM\l)
TO BE DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY.
I Prise or §70,000 j 5 Prises of 500
1 - 80,000 10 •• 300
1 44 10,001) ISO “ 100
I “ 6,0u0 I 100 “ 60
I •’ 3,(KHI j 100 “ 85
I „ 2.000 I 5000 44 5
3 Prune of 1,000 |
APPROXIMATION PRIZFri.
4 Prise© of §3OO ftpproxiiu’g it 970,ut<0 prise are 18.00
4 ” 200 “ 80,000 ” 800
4 “ 150 “ 10,000 “ 600
4 “ 100 “ 5,000 44 400
4 44 00 •• 3,000 44 3(0
4 44 B 0 “ 8,000 •• 380
18 44 00 “ 1,000 ** 7'io
80 ” 50 44 S(H) •• 1,000
40 * 30 “ 3(H) “ 1,030
80 44 20 ” 100 ’* I,fito
400 “ 15 50 0,000
4(H) 44 10 ” 25 “ 4,000
20,220 Prise© amounting u# 9271,200
Certi(lrate© of Packager. •(’ 10 Whole ‘I icketa. .955.00
•• *• It) Hall 27.50
“ “ 10 Qusm.i 18,76
4 * “ lOKighths 44 fi.B7
Tbi© i© the rivk, and whirl) entitle© the holder to a
lie draw© <t%or§Bs.
THE COMBINATION LOTTERIES ON THE
THREE NUMBER PLAN.
Are Drawn I.very Day,
TiCKBTb FROM 1 .O ©l6 LACH.
THB
EXTRA (.LASS!
Ou the CITY PLAN by which purchaser© can se
en their own numbers, and pay any amount for
Ticket©, an: Drawn every day
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Em lose the money to our address tor the ticket© or
dered, on receipt “I which they will he forwarded hy
first mail Purchasers tan have ticket© ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of drawn number© and mixes will be sent to
purclinet-rs immediately after the drawing
AU prizes of 31,000 and under paid immediately af
ter the drawing.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those wti* prefer mu ©ending money by mail can
use me: EXPRESS COMPANIES, whereby money
for Tickets.in Nunn* ot Eieht Dollar© ami upward©,can
be ©• nt us AT Ol it Kl.'K AND EXPKNrib. from
any city or town w here there i© an Express office.—
The money and order must he end* sed in a Govern
mv*nt Post Office Stamped Envelope, or the Express
Companies cannot rec eive them.
All coimminicatioiiß strictly confidential.
Purchasers Will pleas” w rite their signature ploin.ard
give their post office, county and State.
Circulars con uin mg lull explanations of our
schemes, Alc . will he lot warded by Atail to any one
sending m- hi© address.
(pr A hsi of the number: that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount nt the prixe that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every draw ing in the
American Republic, Mu•>■• Gw., a spectinsu oi winch
will be sent lo vrv pur* baser.
Address orders for Tickets nr certificates to
ItOUGEft, DAVift A CO.,
Atu im (ienrgia
Sept. 10, 185 W. —dlv
NEW STOKlia£ —
ISIW GOOIISp
at lUO A IU.
UNDER I lib Ni,\\ HOTEL,
CORNER OF
Broa and Crawfbrd ,
fULUMHUo, A.
cody, flemTyo A SWIFT,
At 166,
ARE now receiving a splendid stock of STA
PLE ami
FANCY DRY BftftDS,
SUITED TO THE FALL AND WINTER
TRADE.
Ladies Diess Goods; Silk Goods ;
A tine slock of Laces und Trimmings.
Sheetings, Liiu-u*, Flannels, and household goods
of every description.
Domestics, Kerseyß aad Blankets,
a laige stock.
lints, Cups, ltoots and Shoot.,
LADIES SHOES, a flue Stock.
VV would cal l *he attention of Planters to •” •
large stock ol Si. *UU SHOES, which we
very low.
Our stock will be ©tunpletcin a day cr two, aud
conttiin every thing unuuliy kep‘ .n a well
ed Dry Goods Store, and shall lie sold at the low
cst market rates.
At next door. 1:8 We keep a laige
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
of every kind. Sue nr, Coffee, Ten, Salt, Soap,
Caudles, Tobacco, Cigars, Nails, bagging. Rope,
Bacon, Cheese, Fi h, Pickles, brandies, Wines,
and Liquors generally.
A LEO,
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Saddles.
All of which is offered at the lowest market
prices.
CODY, FLEMING A SWIFT.
Columbus, Ga., Sept 2s dAwif
Sundries.
r r7IIK subscribers are receiving and will keep coa
1 slantlyon hand the following article©:
No. I ami 2 Mackerel, in Hall Kit* and Kits:
ringui Cured Hums—a choice article.
Break fas) Bacon, Hmoked Beef, Beef Tongues,
Also, the following articles of the best quality vis:
Luue I’taster Paris,
Ilydr&ulir (.emerit,
f)vpi"in,
Blasting Powder and riafetv Fuse
Rock .md Ailwui riatt.
Nov 4 -dtr ocnrv * rn
WH. A. HABPAWAY. I. L. ORAY
HARDAWAY A GRAY,
GENERAL
Commission ad Forwarding
MEHtItAIVT.,
Corner of Olive and Commercial treets,
SAIAfT LOIIIH, flO.
V.kr.mrv 22. I Hf.U_.lA w IY.
Hamilton Female College,
HAMILTON, GA.
TilE Spring Hession of thia Insti
tuliou will coimiiunce on Tuesday,
the 17th day of January, 11*50
*n§ The Course of iustru. lion i© thor
mbSr ougli and complete, embracing all
the brioches usually taught tu (be best College*.
For a Catalogue address,
dec 12—worn.* J. U. LOVELACE, Pres’t.
Kli, s it.
r |'7|lE mibscriberhes on hand a few HTII.LH for the
1 ininufn* luring of PEACH ItKANDY or WHIfl-
KE Y, which he w ill ©ell al very low price© A iso
Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware.
of every variety and description, wlieh can be boafhl
at the lowest rales
JOB WORK,
Done at short notice aad on the mom liberal terms.
J l. HM KK, Agents,
Next door below rinn© Hour i. Broad fttrent.
July IH. IH*K dwil
EM PLOY .VI ENT. “
!(?50 to sj> LOO per Nfonth.
ik ACTIVE, energetic OIING MEN u>e wan
t t t ted to act a* ageol© in an easy, usofol and
Honorable biißine©©, by which they can rertemlu mak©
nun #SO to rilOO per month.
IU”7TWcs ieno humb ghereljgi foe foil partleo
ars.term©, Ac, aUdrert-, (enrhutmg three poaMga
-lamp© (•> prepay return poMage >
WILLIAM R TERRY
"''i Hockinrh mi f?
Book Binding
EXECUTED In superior style at tffft office ol th©
4 Columbia Tiwn,” nf