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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1860)
DAILY COMMERCIAL RECORD. Collmbi a, March 10. The reeeipta on yesterday amounted to 264 bale*, and the galea to 51h bale*. Somewhat more animation iu the market, but no change in prices. Savavkau, March 8. Sale* of cotton to-day 1,000 bales, at quiet but unchanged rates. The sales of the week reach 7,750 bales, and the receipt* 12,000 against 11,- 000 last year. The increase in the receipts at thi* port ia now 65 000 bales, aud at all ports 666,425 bales. The stock on hand is 63,600 bales. Sterling Exchange per cent, pre mium. Ch ARLB9TON, March 6. Sales of cotton to-day 1,000 bale* : sales of the week 12,000 bales. The market closes weak. Nkw York, March 8. The eottou m&rkot was atoady to-day, with •ales of 2,000 hale*. NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATIONS. Inferior I Middling )0%<<411 Ordinary T l <7\ | Uood Mid ll?i(^12 Oood Ordin’y..BV4 4 j Midd’g to 12% Low Mid.... 9% 10 j Fair... NEW ORLEANS COTTON STATEMENT. Saturday Morning March 3, 1860. Stock on baud Sept. I, 1850 26,445 Received since 1,854,433 “ yesterday, 11,016-1,865,440 1,801,804 Exported since Sept. 1.1850 1,302,915 44 yesterday 21,046—1,323,961 Stock on hand and on shipboard ...,567,933 During the conflagration of Canton caus ed ly the bombardment us the British, the ex tensive medical establishment of our country man Dr. J. C. Ayer of Lowell, (the depot of his Cherry Pectoral aud Cathartic Pill* for China) was totally destroyed. He now makes a demand on our goverumout fur indemnity from the loss of his property, and hence will grow auother nut to crack with our elderly brother Johnny. Stick to it Doctor: and if our government maintains our rights wherever your pill* are sold, we shall only be unprotected on tenets that are very barren.— Reformer, Trenton, A’. J. March 7th, 1860. The Great Eugiisn Remedy. SI It JAM KS CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Pills. Pruparud fn.m a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, w . >’■ Physician extraordinary to the Queen. Tl E Q IK AT ENGLISH REMEDY Tl K y EAT ENGLISH REMEDY iltlb UtIEAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR JAMES CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE S FEMALE PILLS SIR JAMES CLARKE’S FEasALE PILLS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS SOLD MY ALL DIM GGIMTS SOLD MY ALL DKI GGISTS N. B -81.00 and *ix pontage stamps •nrloaed to an abthoriAed agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pili* *y return mail. march#—dwly. Sold in Columbus, hv Pemberton !c Carter, Kerne A croon and all owrtable Druggim'*. Mexican Mustang Liniment From rich aud poor, bond and free, all oolors, grades and conditions of life, we hear the same meed of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores are bealed, pains relieved, life saved, valua ble animals made useful, and untold ills assuaged by ibis great medicine, which is surprising to the judgment of man. What family does not require a standard Liniment? Who ever heard of the same effect* produced by any other article? For Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism, Swell ings, Strained Horses, Ac., it has no equal. Bewarr or Imitations.—The genuine Mus tang Liniment is sold by all respectable druggists and Livery Men in every town, parish and ham let throughout North and South America, Eu rope, and tbe islands of the Ocean. Buy at once. BARNES A PARK, February 14—wlm Proprietors, N. Y. DIED. In this city, Friday night, Feb. 9th, at tbe residence of bis uncle, Mr. James Kimbrough, William Conner, aged 16 years. Macou and Upson papers please copy. At his residence, near Greenwood, Jackson County, Fla., on the 27th February, after a pro tracted illness, Mr. William llartsfleld, aged 61 years, 6 months and 12 days. Enquirer please copy. Notice. The reward of five hundred dollars that was offered for the arrest and delivery of John John son, to the Sheriff of Barbour county, Ala., by J. W. Rogers and 0. T. Rogers, has been with drawn.—feb 12 dwtf. GEORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary March Term, 18(10. # A. McLIKDftV, Ordinary, Presiding RULE MAI —Mr*. Maria Brooks, Administratrix of thf Estate “f Ina.n Brooks, dereaaed, hav ing petitioned this Gouil lor Letters of Dismission: It ie therefore ordered. that all persona cakteriwil shew cause, if any they have, within the tine prescri bed by law, wl y said letters shall not he granted at the Court of Ordinary in be he'd in and for said coun ty on the firet Monday in September neat. A true extract from the Minutes of said jCowit, 4th k'arcfc. Mil. HA McLENDON, Ordinary. March ’Bth, I HOC—dm. GEORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary , March Term, lttfiU. P. A. McLENDON. Ordinary, Presiding. RULE NISI. —Whereas James Bntlive, Guardian of Missouri A Hutlire, (now Missouri A. Lewis. I having | pi ed for Letters ot Dismission from said Guardianship: 11 is ordered, ‘That fall persons concerned show cause. If any they have, within the time prescribed by, law. why said letters should not he granted to said applicant at the Court of Ordinary *o be held in and for said county mi the first Monday tu Me leather next A true extract from the the minutes es said Court, March 4th, IHflO. marehlS—wdm H. A MrLBNBON, Ordinary. G iRGI A—TROUP COUNTY: Tim is to certify that thought ofR. G. Williams the Right of Troupe County in Georgia. and Chambers county in the Btate of Alabama, to hts Houthcrn Cot ton Packer |*atented July 9etli, 1448, and that in a lew months the past season, I erected fourteen ot said Pickers, and ail for whom I erected them express themselves perfectly satisfied; and that I would not now take ties times the amount paid for said Right, as I have no (ears from my past success I shall realise much more than that amount in profits. JOEI. M CHI VERB •WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY NEW PICTORIAL EDITION, 9,000 to 10,000 NEW WORDS IN THE VOCABULARY TABLE OF SYNONYMS BY PROF GOODRICH, With other new features. Together wilh ell the tuiatter of previous editions. In one volume 1750 oages. “The eighty pages of iilustratione, comparable in fineness to hank notes, are worth the price ot the book Ch- Herald Price fid.so Hold by all Booksellers. O so C MKKRIAM, Springfield, Mass Marti - Iwlw- PEJIBERTOX & CARTER, fJI Wholesale Druggisti, *xl Ta TUTITI THI£ iTTtKTIOa OT )g PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF PURK DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Ac. IIUYIMU moJy ‘or CASH, In large quantities at Jj the right time and the right place, we are fully prepared to otter great inducement* to the trade, m •very article uetialiy found in a first claae Drugstore. We pay particular Attention to The Quality of our Goods, ▲ ud GUARANTEE every article we eeli to be BTBICTLY POKE. WE OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS TO CASH BUYERS ! And feel confident that they can do better with ue than with any other houee in the city. Thoee who doubt lived but try ua.and find the truth of our assertions. REMEMBER THE SIGN OF THE BUTTE MORTAR, NUT DOOA AAOVB Sammie 4- Rooney’* Furniture Store. Columbus, Ftb,l7—wtwptlO Ayer’s Ague Cure, FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF latcrmlttcnt F*vrr, or fever and Ague, R*- m ttCent Fever. < hill Fever Dumb A gi>e, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, and Kilous Fe vers, Indeed for the whole < laN of dleaes arlgliistlng lit biliary de rangement,'cau-ed by the Alalwrle* of Miasmatic couturier. No one remedy ia Inu ’er railed for PS r*T by the necesHtiw* of III* Aiiiiwuaii - people, Mian a sure and ‘safe rnre for Fever and Ague Hindi we are new kV y subbed to Bur. w ith a p rlei I cor tainty that it “v ill emd’cate the dG* M ~ saae, ami with aseu itms founded on m proof, that no barm c..n arias from its use in any quantity That which protects from or prevent* this disorder must b* of iounetow servics to the i ommur.illes where it prevails Prevention is bet'er than cure tor the patient escape* ‘he link which he iMit run in vio leni attacks of tins baleful distemper. This 1 * Cura” expsls the iuia> malic po.sun of Fever and Ague from lb-* system and pie vents the development or the dis ease, if lakea on the first approat h of Jits premoniiory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yel discovered I’or this class of complaints, but also ihe cheapest. The large quantiiy which we supply or one dollar brings it witlnu the reach of everybody; and in bilious districts, where fever ami ague p evails. ev erybody should have it and use il freely, both for cure and protection. Ilisliojred ibis “price will place it within the reach of all the poor as well as the rich. A great superiority ®f this remedy over any other ev er discovered for the speedy and certain cure ol Inter mittent*!*, that it contains no Quinine or nurral, consequent')’ it produces no [quinism or other injuri ous cffhrta whatever upon the coneVtution.Thoee cur ed by it are'eli aa healthy as if they had never had tiie disease. Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence nf miasina'x poison. A great variety of disordi rs arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Kl.hu uiattsm. Gout, Headache lllindues*. Tooth'll he. Ear ache, Catarrh, Asthma,Palpitation. Affection of die Rpieen, . Hvslerti *. Pam in the Bowels, Piralysis, Owt, and Derangement of the Brouiach. all ofwhhh, when origiliaiing in this cause, .put’on the Intermit tent type jpr become peribdifal. T his “Clli K” u pel* the poison from the blood, aud consequently cun** them all alike It is an invariable protection to immigrant* or pergnns traveling or temporaiily iesi ding in die malarious districts. If token oeeasmnal'y or daily w hile exposed to the infeelUHi, that w ill be excreted from the system and .cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease Hence it i* even more valuable for protection than cure, and lew will ev> r suffer from Intrrmitlenfs, if they avail them selves of (he protection this rsiuedv ass rds. ‘ Ayer s Cathartic Pills, For all the Purports of Family Physic, are so composed that disease w ntnu the range oflheir action ran rarely withstand or evade them Their penetrating properties search and cleanse, and invigo rate every portion of the huiuan organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. Asa consequence of these proporttes, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility is as tonishl and to find ho* health or energy restored by a remedy,at once so simple and inviting Not only do they cure every day complaint* of eve rybody, but also many formidable and dangerous .dis eases ihe agent below named is pleased to furnish gra'ismy America’) Alumnae, containingceriiff-ntes ot their cure* nnd direi none for iheir use hi the following complaints: limtserntss, Hearth* rn. Iletuuuks, anting from DisnnUred Stonuu tr. A" mscu Indigestion, I'otn in and Merited luactum of the Bovtis, Ftmtnleucy. I.,** of .Appe tite, Jaundice, and other kindred compl.tirtiß, arising frout a low Jt*te of the body or obstruction of it* functions. They are an excellent alterative for the renovat on of the blood, and the restoration of tone and strength to the system and bilitated by disease. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Cos ught, Colds. Influenza. Iloarane**, C roup. Incipient tvnSniiiplloii, nnd for tle relief of Con i.siim |>( Ive I'b -11 elite In advauerd atagof llirdlt ease. Bo wide is the field of its usefulness, and so nutnr roaare the cases of Its cures, that almost eveivsec lion of country abounds m persons publicly know n, who have been re to red from alarming and • van d*f perate diseases of the lungs by its use When once iried. its superiority over ev ry other medicine of its kind ia too apparent to escape obi rvation, and w heie its virtues are known, the public uo longer iiesiiate what antidote to employ for the dial reefing and dan gerotis affections oftbe pulmonary organs that are in cidentto our climate While many infirlor remedies thrust upon tbecoiiiniuoily have failed and been dis carded this has gained fnen s by eveij trial, comer nd benefit* on the afflicted they can never forget and produced cere* 100 numerous uiul too lentnrkaide to tie forgotten. PREPARED:BY im.j. c. h i;it a to., LOWELL. MASS., All our remedies so- sale by UiVIUMI, CI.AKKA GEORG K. J Jt iBKPH Tl I II K.H J. M. GIBBON. Mobile, Ala ) W M H GILL, Warsaw, Ala And by alt Druggists in city and country. March I*, ttkil!— dw if. PLANTERS’ EMPORIUM.. Spring Trade, 18< 50. HULL. DUCK & CO. ( OL.L.’UIII N, fi t. Have in Store anti to arrive a complete Stock ol PAiiC V AND S'IAPLK DUY GOODS for the spring trade. DRY-GOODS. A full supply of Domestics; 5.000 Yard# Ounabtirgs; 1.0 0 “ Sheetings; 1,000 - Shirting; LADIES’ DRESS GOODS Muslins, CaUeoos, Ginghams Lawns, Jaconets, liaieget, Organdies, Milks, R. iws, Hosiery, hives,.Lare Maatilias, Dnt'srs, Corsets, Barege Maulillas, IL.tip Skirts, Table Linens, Gents’ Furnisliiim Goods, HHIKTH, COLLARM, CRAY ATM. FRENCH CAM . rtI.MKRLH, DKII.LH. foe GHOOEKIES, 50 111.. U New Orioan* riugars; 900 Hacks Rio and Laguna Coffee; 50 Packets Java and Mocha Coffee; 50 Barrels refined Hu gars; 100 Barrels and halt burr. Is Syrup; 900 Barrels Western Flour; H liiwrisCuha Molasses; 100 Packages Mackerel; 95 Half barrels Wane Fish; 100,000 Pounds Bacon. Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c. 500 Bids Rectified Whisky; 300 •• MoiiongniielH and Rye Whisky; JOO *’ Pure Corn Whisky; 100 *‘ Oh Houdton Whisky; ISO “ Domestic Rum, Gin and Brandy; 900 Quarter and eighth Casks fine Brandies, 50 Baskets Champagne; 950,000 Fine aud Common Cigars; 100 Jars Hnuff, 500 Boxes Tobacco all grades; 50 •* Cove Oysters; Ml < hampaign Cuter; 50 “ Bcheidam rtchnapps; 50 44 Hyntps—Lemon, Htrawberry, foe. 150 44 Starch,Hoap and Soda; 15 Cases Sardines; Rais ins. Nuts, Pickles, Candy,'foe. HARDWARE, lines. Hakes, Collins’ Ai, Shovels, Spades, Tims Chains Hatchets. Hammers, pm ket Halves, Locks. Padlocks. Knives and Porks. Naila, Tacks, Scissor*, percussion Capa.Grindstones, Meal Cult*is. Plows, Corn Shelters, Corn Mill*. Cultivators, and Fanning Ut* nsila generally HATS AND CAPS. Common Wool and Palm l.enf>! its. for Negroes; Fine Cassimere, Wool and Fur Hats; Fine and common Leghorn H its; FaslHOlii ble Milk Dress Hats; Patent Beamless Caps; And a 1 tbs latest stv tea of Biraw and fed Huts. BOOTS & SHOES, 1.000 Pairs Brussels - aoms Southern made; Geiita* Mimes; Gents’ fine Boots; Ladies and Mieses* Boots, Hhoes and Slippers; Children’* Shoes; M rvants’ fihoes of ail qualities; Ladies and Gentleman's Rubio r Overshoes. SADDLE RY* Man and Boy’s Baddies; Ladies’ Baddies; Heavy Wagon Kaddlss; Wagon and Damage Whips. Collars Humes; Btyrrups, Spur*; Riding and Blind Bridles; Martingales, Halters, Girths and Curry Combs. DRUGS,FANCY ARTICLES Kpuoiu Milts, Castor Oil, Laudanum, Paregoric, Whits Lead, Linseed Oil, Perfumery. Comb*. Hair Tooth, Nallai.d Clothes Brushes, Pomades, Pocket Books, Purses, Reticules Carpet Bags, Fans, Looking Glasses, for CROCKERY And GlaSSwaro. Plates Cups aud Usurers, Tumblers, Desanters, Flasks, Pitchers, Bowls. Dishes, tfC. IIOLTIXU CLOTHS. of tho boat Brands and assorted Numbers. LAND PLASTER Fifty Barrels Land Plaster. All of which is ottered tor sale on as favorable terms as any house in the trade. HULL, DUCK & CO., I*l Broad Street, Columbus. •nl ambus. Marsh;*, IM*. ~ WANTED, CAA BUSHELS dun, w.lMaTedCo* HR, OW f,M7-wtf. B F COLEMAN DISSOLUTION. THE legal cqmrlnendiip ofWEI.I.HA. M< i.ENDON is this day dissolved in all mullets pertaining to nod originating in the Court of Ordinary . f Clay conn ty. The fnrmei wil practice in said Court, nnd the linn will continue t receive nil professional hmnness consigned to iheir care, iu the (Superior Court* of South-Western Georgia JOHN WE1.1.8, 8 A Mi LKNDON. Fort Gaines, Feb. fl, 166(1 mnrs—w3m liilirmary for \cgroes. DUS. BOZEMAN’ A STANFORD arc Jflp prepared t< afford Hospital aoeointnoda -71 lions, on reasonable term*, to negroes from the country, who may be placed in their care, requiring surgical and nodi cal attention. J. F. BOZEMAN, M. D. V. A. S I AN FORD, M. 1). (Office on Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.) March sth, 1860.—w3m. ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER LORILLARD, Snuff'and Tobacco Manufacturer, IMA. INCH AMIIICUM ST. (Formerly of Chatham Street. New York) Would call the especial attention of Grocers and Druggist* in his removal, and also to the article* of in* manufacture, viz: BROWN SNUFF. Marc ahoy, Demicros, Fine Happen, Pure ‘ Irginia. Uoano- Rappee, Nariuiorhes, American tiontleniari. Copenhagen. YELLOW SNI FF. Scotch, Fie si i Scotch; High Toast Scotch, Lush High Toast, Fre.h llouey Due Scotch, or Luudyfoot. TOBACCO. SMOKINO. PINRCIT CHEWING. SMOKISO. No. I. p a. L or plain. Bt. Jagn, I Oavendi*li. or Sweet Spanish, No* 14*3 mix’d, Sweel Scented Oronoea, Canister, Kitef'oot, Tinfoil, Pine Turkish A Circular of Prices will lie sent on application. N H Note the new article of Fresh Scotch Miilff which will lie found a superior article for dqiping purposes. fwbß7—u lm. FKESH THOMASTON LIME, UPX.-A-STJEJR, PARIS, AND ROSEN DA LK CEMENT. JUBT Ueieived and lor Male by FebV7 wil’ n. F COLEMAN. DISSOLUTION. IN consequence of the dentil of Mr. DANIEL, the 1 firm ol HUGHES, DANIEL A CO. was dissolved on the full February. Tim uudi isige.i as surviving partner*, are ready to sente all claims agamm said*firm}and those indebted to said firm, w ill please settle immediately a* the lm*in<eg iiitixt lm closed The und-r*igned, iu the ntmie and style of 111 A IfOiM.I H, Will coiiiinue the W arelmiise A Commli* • lon KtiHincaa iu all its braneness Office at Him Lowed Warehouse. WM H.IIIIGIIRS W C. IIODGKH Col uni bn*. Feb. 13 dwtf. 8P H I >7O ST YLES. < I TIIE SIGN OF THE BI(1 | I lIAT Ml llroad Mtreel, LA\DON ia i ow prepar'd to show Ins friends • and ciiMloim-rs one of the Jiuest UHMoriiut-ntM ni lljlk ever nffe ed in Cotuinbiis euihracing ail vam iiea of ,M< iI.EsK IN. C A SSI M ERE and French FELTS of every color and quality, of Urn very Heat imj orta tion*,:md*t price- lo .nil all. Cap*, of every kind an also a great vu iely of Children’* II it* ui.d Caps, an a g’xnl asMortiiiem of I tnbiellas ami Walking Cane* It t have a eery superior Hunt Hut for t‘, aututtou service Cirht ounces hmiry. made eepc tally jer our troth W<l It oil i Confirmtaor we can fit < very n.ad. fehli—if DRUGS FOB CASH! \N ex* ciir-iti <riunily i* now offered u all win* buy lor • AHIIU.nr supplies of M33X>IOXKrEB, oils, rOTAMIf, Ac., in J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DRUGGISTS. 1315 BROAD ST coli n hi■, o tom. i a. We are conduct-tig our business outlie sash sys tem. rind are retaihnif f< 75 to 85( elite, articles which usually reil for “tie dollar. We are also prepared to supply Merchants and Physicians w ith tbeirGonds at the lowest prices, lor the Cash, in almost any quantity, making our purchase* in *ik It quantities, an will enable in*, in several nn-tunces, f< sell them articles for ess ilihii ih< y ran lay them down from N’W York or Charleston. We will endeavor lo merit the patronage of the Merchants and Physicians of Georgia, Alahau a aud Florida, byaeiliiur them our good* with oily moderate profits added. Ail who vi it Columbus to make their purchases, an; respectfully invited lo call on us. Very Ut-speeifully. Feb. 23—dwlf J A. WHITESIDE 4* CO. (FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) Corner llrond mid .Crawford hit reels, COLUMBUS, GA. HATCH COOK, CcblG—ilwtf. PKOI'HIKTOK. Why Us© UK. J. BOlEfi DOD’S IMPERIAL WINS BITTERS. BECAUSE for the cure of Incipient Consumption, Weak Lungs, Weak Mioma'bs, General Debility, and for paritying and enriching the Blood, they are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy To lie assured of’his, it i- only necessary to make the trial. The wine itseD is of a very superior quality—near ly double the usual strength ot other wines w arming and invigorating the whom system, from the hr ad to tbs feet. As these Bitters are tor ie and alterative in their character, ho they strengthen and invigorate ills whole system, and give a Fine Tone and Healthy Action, loall its purls, by equalizing the circulation, removing obstructions, and I reducing a general warmth. They are also excellent tor diseases and weakness peculiar to Females, where atonic is required lo strengthen and Brace he System. No lady win* im subject to lassitude or faintness should be without them, and they are revivifying in their action. Tb*se Hitters will not only cure but prevent dis ease. and in this req ect are doubly valuable to tbs person, sick or well who may me them. Lor proof of the iruib of ibis, se full particulars and reference t persons cured outlie ctre rlar inside the wapper, accompanying ewb In’tlJe. Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers and all public speakers should use Dr. J. Boveo Dud’s IMPERIAL WINE BlitTEftS, WHY? Her a use thry strengthen the lungs, quiet and sooth tbs nerves promote digestion, strengthen and brace the whole system Aside from iheii medical virtues, ihey are unsurpassed as a delight ml beverage, produ cing ali the eihileraiing effect* of Brandy or Wins, wiilioiit their injurious results. To that unfortunate class of individual* addirted to the use of Strong Drink, these Hitter* will prove invaluable, as they prevent Hie sudden reaction winch invariably follows a “spree” and, acting as an alterative, remove from the system the poison which is imbibed by all who indulge hi the use of tile adulterated Liquors to be found in most of the bar rooms of tins country. Ine briates who wish to reform, and yet require a stlaiu lent, by substituting these Bitters for the mixed wines and liquors ol (lie drinking saloons, can in a short time restrain entirely from ibe use of stimulants IL/’Try one hot*ls and the bilUirs will tell their own ■lory. FEMALES noth Married and Single. but especially Mothers, should always keep on band a supply of Dr. .J. Bovoe .Dod’s IMPERIAL WINE RITTERS, FOR LiISLA.SKri PECULIAR TO FEMALES. They “act lk* a charm,” they prevent Lassitude'or Faintness, aud all cases where.a tool* is required, thesu bitters Have No Superior. Sols Wholesale and Retail Agents at Savnnnah, STEWART 4k BITLEH, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Medicines, Chemi cals, Perfumery, Ac., Corner of Broughton and Bar nard stre I CHARI.EH WRDDIFIELD fit CO Proprietors, tvlVAfifti Broadway, New York. Sold in ColumLuu by A< EE A IVERBON, and JOHN W. BROOK*. January!*—ilßwiy. HARNESS MANUFACTORY 11-I BAiad Street, COl.till IIIX, CEOUOI A. SHBIIMAN & CO, HAVF recently enenerd in the inunnfac.ture of IIAKN EMM ol eve mf'fret ry description. Persons who wish buy a superior niWTII E R N made article, can now have Hie op port unity of doing so. We employ skillful workmen, use ihe beat materials ami wil warrant every article purchased at our manufactory. Iu addition to our Harness, we keep on hand etery article known in our line us business SA.D3DX,ES, of every different paiiein. at prices to suit the quulity. I.KAT 11 KH, ol nll kinds. Mlioe I't ii <llngs, of every description; TKUNKM, of venous sixes’and styles; Y ullsck and Cerprl Itug-t M;u*liiuo Koltiru^, LEATHER and RI MUERof nil widths ; Carrlngc, Saddle, llnrites* Trlmiiiiiigsi MOLE I .RATH EH. WHIPS, 111 ALKETM, Children’s Carriages, &c Our stock t* new and eompleie. We invite the at tention of huyeis, believing weean suit Ilium in qual it) and price. Ropnlrin* done with dctmutch and in the best manner. Columbus, Ga. Jan. 14—dwtf. 183 NEGROES PUBLiC SALE, r |MIK undersigned having marly completed his L Haii. Hoah roxrgAcr* ami being unable to find other work for In* hand*, w ill offer for sale nl Public*. Outorv * IN Fort Valley, Hou.-toa Couaty, Geo., ON WBDXESDA Y, MA Y 2d, 1860. His entire force of Negroes Carts, Wagons, mules, and all other articles necessary for u force of two hun dred hands. The negroes are all choice ami select hands, and be lieved to be the most valuable 1 >t ever offered in anv Male, vir.: tS3 NKGROKJI, of whom 70 are young and likely men; Hu: balance consisting of boys, women unit children, till selected by the undersigned Tbe 32 Mules are also large, young and iu good condition Teams—The above property will be sold on ncredit until Ssth December, 1860, for notes with nppr <ved seenritv. For furiher informailon apply t” L. N. Whiffle, at A1 iron, or the uiidenugiicd at George towo. Ga. ASY THOMPSON. Gworgetown. Ga Fob go wtda. Trustee Sale—Take Yotico. BY Virtue of several Deeds of Trust, made to mo us Treasurer of the Columbus A Musdogco Building and Loan Asoscialions, I will offer for sale to tilt; highest bidder for Cush, in front of the Market House, on the first Tuesday in April next, during the usual hours of sale, tbo follow ing property:—All tlioso parts of lots 2fi, 27, 28, and 2fi, deserihed in the Deed of Trust nmdo to mebyJas.B. Williams, to secure lonus for Right Thousand Dollars, due to the Musoogco and Columbus Building and Loan Associations. R. J. MUSKS, Trustee. January 27, 1869—tvdtf. Soutliern Importation We are in receipt of a largo stock of IRISH LITSUEISrS, I t III.L NAPKINS, Linen Il’lcffs tfce. OF OUH OWN I.MI'OUTATION, AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. MANI.KY. IluliUli.s 4 00. Columbus, Peh. 29, —ts. HKRUING’B PATENT CHAMPION FlltK* HI ItGL A It PROOF fiAKKjI. With Hall's Patunt Powdkk Brook Locks, iho same that were awarded separate medals lit the Word’s Fair, Lou ton, IM'I. and llie Word’s Fair, New York, 1H53, and AllE THE ONLY American Hates tii.it were awarded medals al Iho London Woild’s Fair. These Hates form the most perfect security against Fire and Burglars of any Hafcs ever ofioted io thu public. SI,OOO UKWARD, Will he paid to any person that can show that a Her* ring’s P.T'enl Champion Hale ever failed to preserve its contents in an accidental fire M. U HERRING A CO., M.mula. lurers, No. 251 Broadway, cor Murray *l. New York 52 and and 54 (•ruvier Street, N. O. AOK NTs. - It VV Knowles, Richmond, Va ; R. F. I. Petersburg, Va ; Rowland Brothers, Norfolk, V'h.; J*. 11. Thoni|won A Cos.. Lynchburg, Va.; J H. Blossom VVilmingu.il. N I . VV Herring <k Mon. Al lan lu. Gtt.) Lb (tor he & ell H vaiinah, (la,; J. M. df -11. F Reed, West Point, Ga , lloiuies a Cos Charles on. M. C. janlt-dwSm. Southern Mutual Life lusurance Cos. 1 .EXTRACTS from thu lust report of the above Zj Coii puny show; Balance on hand 8. pi l*t. 1*59 g 157,379 Received for Premiums 1*59.. .. 71,“42 Interest on In vestments lo 4ift—523(1,779 Paid losses in 1*59 90,050 Dividend to I'ollr y holders 7,t01l Expenses. Commissions uinl surren dered Policies 9,505 43.394 Balance on blind Sept. Ist, 1859... $190,385 Profits of lam year... . §52,017 The above statements slow the Company to he prosperous and entirely mite. For further iiiloriiiii'iiin apply at our office in J. W. PEASE’S Hook Store POND* WILCOX, Agents. Columbus, Feb. 29, 110 110 .1111. FRESH DRUGS. IMPART & CHAPMAN, AT Till? OI.I) STAND OF RAN FORTH & NAGEL, OolumLuis, Cioo., HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FREHIi AND PURE Drugs and Medicines, &c. &c. &c. VTOW offered for sale in this market . Every article li sold by iis warranted as represented All are invited to 1 nil and examine our stor k ami prices of DRUGS MEDICINES I'AINTS, 011-S, &c. before purchasing elsewhere, iis we are thivininnl to cell al the. lowest price* for appruceil credit, < ml not lo be unUcm/tl by any hou-tui Col u mime for the Curb. We mean wl’.nt wesay. Give us a trial TO THE LADIES 1 Our assortment of culinary articles is complete; c mpri mg Gelatines, Wines. Brandies, Fin v< nog Extracts, Vinegar, Table Halt, Corn Mia rob, Ac TOILET ARTICLES, Consis'ingtif Pomades, Colognes. I.iihiii's Extracts Blond D* PearK American ILnr Restorer, *y-c. Ac., and if you want • beautiful and econniuical light, pur ciiase of us the Tne Oenuins White Kerosene Oil. TO I’ll YMCI AN*. Our stock of Tinctures Bxirart* Cliemi r als. icaled Hyrups. *r„ arMss e’ tcd ami carefully prepared for th Preemption Department, nml no /Vwci tphon/ml uji ctecpl by uh luperuimol Jtunthh ary. and (trices Hinder* ats URQI II ART so CHAPMAN. December7th IASM- dw||. Female College Lottery, OF (JEOiiGJA. Chartered by the State in IM6B. ::w. C. DAWB( >JST & CO. M[A NAG l.;it rt. * Mnron or Savannah, Urn. Policy Plan Lottery. BY Til IB H< HEME Purchaserscanselectibeirown Numbers,and pay any amount for a tu ket they may desire Extra Class 2 clraws Oct- 3,1859, And on every succeeding day (Holidays ex cepted) at 6 o’clock, p. in. | l£7*ln this Scheme, fhen- are 75 numbers plaredfn | Die Wheel, from i up to 75, and twelve of these iiuoi ; bers are drawn from the Wheel. If a person select* one Number out of the 7S, and that number is among the numbers drawn, he gels five times the amount in vested. if two selected numbers are drawn, lie gels 1 thirty for one; ifthree selected numbers are drawn, lie I gets two hundred for one; If four selected numbers are 1 drawn, he gets a thousand for one; If five selected numbers are drawn, five III’ usand for one; if six selec ted numbers are drawn, fifteen thousand to one.— Remember', if two or more selected numbers are taken und a 1 those Numbers so selected are not drawn among the Twelve Drawn Numbers, the ticket is a HI ink. our HAVANA PLAN LOTTERIES DRAW FOUR TIMEH A MONTH. And are the most liberal of any schemes ever ottered For particulars address W.C. DAWSON At CO. Mnnagers, Oct. 21— dll Macon and Savannah, bn ’ Sew m on, A FEW Thousand Pounds Hog Round, lust recei ved and for sate by TYLKH * MOSES. January IM—dtf WOOD, EDDY & CO’S AUTHORIZED BY THE STATES OF GEORGIA, DELAWARE. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI, Draw daily in Publie, under the superintendence of Sworn Commiasioners, at Auguste, Georgia, and - Wilmington, Delaware. PRIZES VARY FROM $2-50 TO SIOO,OOO. TICKETS FROM 53.00 TO S3O. Circa lare, giving full Explamticn and the schemes to be drawn, will be sent free of expense, by addreefiing WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ga, or WOOD, EDDY & CO., WiimiEgton, Del. March 1. ISM— diwljrii 11 KM BOLD'S MEDICINES. | VI PEN< E, RVIUENCE. EVIPENt T.. EV|- I* PEM'E Hkau, Kkau, Rkui! \ afflicted, read the following certificate ofa cure of over twenty years’ stnmlmg : T. ll’ Mot.l>—Pear Mir : 1 have been troubhd with hii ai|tu:ii.iu o( the Bladder and Kidney* for over twenly y ari-; I have tried physician* in vam. ami hi lasi com Hided to <tve your genuine preparation atrial a* I had heard it highly spoken of. Il afforded me im mediate iciiefi I h ive iitu and three botilnn, ami I have obtained more relief rrom it* effect and feel nine 11 hotter limn I have tor twenty veura previous | have the greatest ftuih in its virtue* ami curative power*, nml shall do all in my power to make it know n to the afflicted. Hoping thia mav prove advaiitngvouH to you in a**isiiiig you to introduce the in* die Ine I am truly yours, M. Mot'on.wrcK. Lewiston, IM , Jan. #B, 1557. Mliomd anvdoiiht M v McCormick’s stattomenl, ho refer* to Hit- following gentlemen : llon.Wni lligler, ex Governor of Peim*ylvaiua. lion. Tim* li. Florence, Philadelphia Hon. .. C Knox,Judge, Tiogi county. Fa. Hon. ,i. M. Il lack. Judge. Philadelphia, Hon P. R. Porter. **< Governor i’einiNylvanin. Hon, Ellis lewis, Judge, Fliilapeiphia II m It (’ Grier,Judge (I H. Court Hon. G \\ Woodward, Jml.e Plnholelphiit lion \V a Porter, G'ity Moltciloi. l’hilndolpliiu. lion. John lligler, ex Governor Califomiu Hon E ll uilis. Auditor General. Washington, D (J- Aml iiiuiiv otlmiH.il nooessarv. IIFJIBOI.D'B, llE.ffltOhD'g HKM< I 1 HOLD'S Heiuhold’* llciubold's Heiiiboid's Hciii bold’s llemli'ild’s, Ilembold’s. Extract Him Im, Extract Huchii. Extract lluchu. Extinct Hm lm. FOR HEGItKT AND DELICATE PIMORPEUM. A p<>* 11Vo ami specific remedy I’or di*eu*< ■ ..film lllndd<-i Gravel, Kidneys. Dropsy, Organic Weakness and all the disease* of itie several organ*, arising from veer*so*, exposures and iinprudem ie* in life, ami whether existing in either sex. I IEMBULD'Ii KXTIUf T OF lif t lllJ t I * Foi Discuses oi Bladder, Kidney, Gravel, Dropsy etc. lIUVIUOUI’ri Extract of liiielm for Metre! and Hel ical* Disease*. lll'.Vtllol.D’rt Extract of lluchu for Nervou* and Held luff’d mi defers. IIEMIP'I.P’M Extract of Hm liu for I.i>*b of Memo ry. of Power, Diume** of Vniuu, Difficulty of Breaihiug, Weak Nerves, and universal Latitude of tin’ muscular system. 11 EM HOI. D’B Extract ofß'Khu for nil disiresNing jh1111• nlH—Obsiim non*, Irrcgnhi'iiies, Excnssin niar ried life, or early indiserntiou*. it i HEM HOLD’S BUdIU for tli*. lllatlder. Hmolndd’t* Bin lm t'oi the Uidiisis. Ileuihold ’* lluchu for the Gravel. 11 einbold *r- lluchu for Dn piiy llemliold'r llui liu for Nervousne*-. Ileuihold’* Buchil for loss ol Memory, lom* of Power Memlnldlluchu <or General Dcbilily Hemboid’fi Biirhu lor Universal l.anstludo. Hemhofd’s Bindm for Pains in the Urn k Ifemho d’h Hmdm for Ob*uui inm*. Ineuulnrilies. Ileuihold'.- Bin lm for Exee*-ys arising from linliscre lion and alldisen-i sol the ME Ml A . OiIGANH. Wln-ili. r existing iu Male or Female, from wlmlnvsr cause iliey may heve originated, and no matter ut HOW LONG STANDING III.MIH-l.lt's IllU'llli ih mronipiiineil hv the most reliable < < i mi. ate* from Governors of Stulss, Judges and Ulergy men. <• -|i| per ImUle, or six for *3, dcliveiwd to auy A trial costs but a dollar—tro it. J W. Uiooks, w holesal* and retail ngent for Coinm loih Xsk for Ucinbold’a. Tak* no oilier Curva guarnmuad. |an W—4w' v BEDELL & WiMS, AGENTS FOR I?O2?C\SO\\S ‘M &m'£ *3 Wi® GUANO, W \RRAM KI) TO BK One-Half best Peruvian Guano, One J lalf Fine Ground Bone and the best Phos plmtio Guano and to CONTAIN Rielir I'tHCKNTOK AMMONIA, AND 4. r ) to 60 Per Cent, of Hone Phosphate of Lime. January3, IB6o—dwtf. OKUIIUIA, Nnrloit county. lAltkiNß K l r .M P applies for Letter* of Adminis- J trillion on ih Estate ol'G. O. Diivim, deesaaed, ►hue of said courtly All priiMiu* concerned are hereby notified to sliaw cause, (if any they have) why the Hdiinnistralion < f said I'Hiiite should not he grained to tutiil apppikant at Hie Court of Ordinary to be held m and for said county on ihe first Monday in April next. Given under my hand ami offh ial signature, this February tli) 2 111, lbt>o. MAI.COM HAIR, Ord February 97tii, IHfW* w4"d I*l A NO TUN I NO. j ,jg> Tn Usj H. li. RICK is now in thia oily, *t r l M,r P' ,ie nd r- J J J J J pairing Pianos Names may be left at Mr. Vandc’iibergs, Mr. Rooneys, or the Perry House. jan. 28—dtf. W. It- CARTER nAS rmnuved to filestore next G Atkinson, Tav lor so (.'o where he will keep on hand GRAND k BQUARK PIANOS. f uni the (debrated uinniifuctoriee of ( II M K Kill M so HONS Boston, and WM KNAItEfoCO., Balti more, and oiliprs. ALSO MFLODBONB, VIOLINS, UUITARM, FhU**s, rifi*. Banjos, Tauiiioruio*, Miring*, foe. ALHO- klicH Uunls and Instruction llnuks,for various ineirumente. W M B. CARTER. Oct. 13 —dfim No. 72 Broad Htr at. DAY HOARDERS. MRS TJIOS. FORRESTER will ac j com modal** a fuw guutlouien a s Day E-JL-l Boarders. Residence on Jackson Street, next door to the rushy tori an Church. Terms moderate. oot2H—dtf. BEDE LL & VVEEMS, HAVE just reoulved 208 bbls. CHOICEST. . LOI IS FLOUR, comprising the following favorite brands : HA YARD'S UPPER TEN CHOICE EXTRA; WALSH'S UNION “ CRESCENT MILLS EXTRA FAMILY; MOUNT VERNON, Ac. fob. 16— ts NEW ORLDANH 6YRUP. If If I BIII.S and half barrels, Choicu New Orleans I’M/ Hyritp. by Feb. 20 -dtf BEDELL WEEMH. PLANTING POTATOES. fW i BBI.M Planting Potatoes -Pink Eye, vary fine • /’ * by BEDEI.L so WKEMd. Fsb. fo—dtf STEWART'S A. SUGAR. MARRELIt ritswart’s ‘Bngar. by j ‘B/ Pc\m dtf BEDELL 4-WEEM : NEW ORLEAS SUGAR. rJUDIDS. New Orleans Sugar, all grades, by GU I cb2o - dtf BEDELL so WKKMB, COFFEE. i \ fUUIIA, Java, Laguira, and Rio. by IVI Fcb'JU iltf BEDELL \ WKKMd WHITE FISH. KIT 4 , % and whole Barrels. Feb2U—dtf . • BEDELL so WEEMH TRUNKS, TR.UN.K.S l EUtJKNIK Trunks, Saratoga, French, Sole Leather, ami various other Trunks for LA 1)1 KS AND GENTLEMEN. Also Bonnet Boxes, Leather Bags, Pollisier Bags, Valises, Ac. For aalle very low at A. 0. SANDKRB A CO’S Boot and Shoe Store 10£ Broad St. Columbus, July 4, 1859. dwtf. NOTIOH. The subscriber offers for sal* a valuable w/raLflluch Kurin in the 7th District of Worth coun- Ga.. con*istiiig ofyso acres of Land, 130 or ISO Acres open Lands, anew Gin Honan amt Screw upon the plaee, KM) or 900 head of Cattle, about the miiiih number of hogs, and 30 head of sheep. Terms will be made accommodating and strictly so when the cash is offered. Enquire in Albany atJas. Hill's Livery Mtables, for directions to the pines. June 4 i’ THOM It KBNDALL GcdNtead*, 111 A VK juft ro'.'oivod a lurge lot of COTTAG K BKDSTKA >B, and an l hiu more in want of money than Bcdoioad”, l will sell them cheap. J. IL BIKES, 48 Broad st. Feb. 12. 1860, dtf NEW BOOKS. How Could ho Help It, or the f Heart Triumphant, by A. T. Hoe. vi ifti. ilia Jr Preuticiana, or Wit and Humor in Paragraphs. Brooke’s Fool of Quality, n uew supply; Carolina Sports “ Fisher’s River, “ Gold Foil, Public Laws of GoorgU, passed Nov. and Doo. 1860. Texas Altnanao for 1860, containing much val uahle information relntiug to Texas. J ust received at J. W. PEASE’S Bookstore. Jan. 18—-dwtf. BOOTS AND S HOES fclTl WK have now in Store our \ I SUMMER STOCK of ■dS‘-0/*^*G e uts, Ladies, Misses & ffljv Children's BOOTS Sz SHOES, which for quality, quantity, ami economy to the purchaser, surpasses anything brought here.— Amoug our Stock may bo found— FOR WENT LUMEN, Gent a’ French Calf Pump Boots, “ 44 Light Welt, “ M Call Oxford Ties, • “ Kid 41 French Calf Low Shoes, Pumps, and ‘• Glove 44 44 44 light welted, “ Congrest Calf Gaiters, 44 44 Kid “ 44 44 Pat. Leather Gaiters, a a Silk 44 44 44 Opera 44 44 44 Union 44 44 Lasting Ties, 44 Pat. Leather Oxfords, Pumps A H 44 Scott Tics, 44 Slipper* with and without heels, 44 Highland Ties, And numerous other kinds both flneand common. FOR LA DIEM. Finest Kidafid Morocco Lane and Congress Boots, thin soles, with and without heels. Finest silk warp lasting lace aul Congress do. Serge do Uerre, do do do do. Eugene do do do do Italian aud English do do do. French and Glove Kid do do do. 44 Kid Iloel Slippers, English Kid and Morocco do. English Lasting do do. Velvet Toilet Slippers. French Embroidered Slippers, White Kid Slippers, lvid and Morocco Buskins, French Kid Tie*, Cnil und Gout lace Boots, with and without heels,’ n IXSES. Misses'Glove* Kid Congress Boots, 44 English do. with and without heels. 44 Silk warp, Serge, and 44 English lasting—Congress A Lace Gait ora, with and without heels, 44 Fino Kid Slipper* with A withoutheels 44 ‘White Kid Slippers, 44 .School Shoe*—something durable. CIIILDItEN Children’s Congress heel Gaiters, 44 Lace heel Gaiters, 44 Kid 14 Slippers, • 4 44 44 Boots, and about 30 ad ditional kinds with nnd without heels. A LARGE STOCK. OF \ci>ro Itrogaus and Servants SHOES, Sewed and Pegged, constantl'* wi hand. We are receiving fresh Goods every week from our own Factories. To Country Merchants and 1 raders WE OFFKII OI K GOODS A NEW YORK I'RICikS. Only 0110 Price From whioh there will ho no deviation in Miy in stwnce. A. C. SAUNDERS CO. 102 Hroad Stroot—Next Door to J. Kyle k Cos. Coluuilmx, Ga. May 24. dwtf fl IIUO/IB STKLET. W niches, 4 locks A. Jewelry REPAIRED HY COMTETENT WORKMEN. ONE OF THE BEST WATCH-MAKERS IN THE xjisrxoisr. HAIK JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER. DIAMONDS SET. NKW JKWKIiItV MADE TO ORDER, EHiißivmo. A. H. Dr.WITT. Columbus, Ga. Aug. 5 dwtf. .BOOK BINDING All, lIN lIItAM'IIFS wilb(iM|ialeli and elegantly done at short notice TIMES OFFICE Columbus, Nov. 2f dtf KMI'I.OYM KNT. to 4k l Ot) per Month. G I ACTIVE, energetie . DUNG MKN are wsn • D’O ted to art a* Hgciits in an easy, useful and honorable business, by which they can tortmnly make from #SO to #I(X) jier month \\ J’There it nu humb iy here f fur foil partiru laiH, lerina. foe, addie*. (cm lotting three postage stumps to prepay return postage ) WILLIAM K TERRY. Decl9 wfiniis Kneklngham, N IJ NOTICE. A IJ. parsons indebted lo J. KN'Mrf so CO, either , lA. by Note or Ai count, oast due ait requested to come forward and *eule without delay. Cohnubus, Muieh I, 1800- wtf Fail Trade for 185®. I. A. BROKAW & CO. Are now opening a large Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, WHICH WE ARK OFFERING AT Keduced Priwi for € ali, Or to prompt paying Customers. Also, Just received, a select Stock of Cloths, Cassimorcs, Vestings, WHICH WE WILL MAKE Ur TO ORDER, In the lateit and most approved STYLES, With promptness, warranted to give satisfaction 11ST ALL O-A-BiJS. I. A. BROKAW k CO. Columbus, Sept. 21. dwtf. Enquirer and Bun please eopj. Groceries, Groceries ! A full: assortment for FAMILY SUFELIES, Constantly on hand aud for ealo by Feb?—dtf TV LEI* k MOSES. MUSCOGEE B.- It OUAN (1 a OF SOHKV VL C. ON ami afterß6th Feb. 180. the Evening Mall Train will leave Columbus at 3.30 p. ui., and a t rive at Macon at | m. Leave Macon at 11.30 u , m. arrive at Columbus at b.M a. m. The Morning Mail Train will leave at 3.15a. m. and arrive at Mucon 8.56a. in. la*av Macon 0.46 p. m. arrive at Columbus at 3.80 p. m. W. L. CLARK, Supt Columbus, Feb. 97—dwtt. LONG STREET, BRADFORD & CO MAXDKACTUHKKH AND WHOLKHAI.K UKALUKM IN SAVANNAH k CHARI KS ION STKAM-PIRK KT LIN B. „ ~ The Mteamei WM. MEAIIROOK, . >KrjgHite Oapt F HARDEN, will shortly take h*r ploc* on tins Line, leaving rtavan null and Charleston twice a week. Having a through freight arrangement with the Central Railroad Nml its connections, all freights be* tween Charleston nml the Interior of Georgia,consign edio the agents of this line, will bu fm warded with despatch and IVeenf charge. J. P. KHOOKM, Agent Mavannah. E. LAFITTB A CO. Charleston. Nov, 35 dwtt. Cliaustv ol Mcliednle. MONTGOMERY AND WEST POlN'l KAIL IIOAl) COMI’ANY. Orncic MoNTuoMc.nr West Point R. R. COLUMBUS, Aug 16,1859 CLONE CONNECTIONS. Meiiiphis, Nsshvills ami New York, X (via Knoxvfflv) per uscouiiuoiiation Train, leav ing 046 p. m. Mail Trains Leave (Columbus ....0.15 a. m. Arrive at Monigomery 13 in. Arrive at West Point 3.35 p m. l-eaxcColuinluiH 3.45 p in Arrive ni Montgomery 10 450.r0. Arrive West Point. 3.45a. in. Leave .Montgomery at M 30 a. in. Leave West Point 6.15 a. in. Arrive at t'olumhu* ....... ~.2.45p.m. Leave Montgomery h. 45 p in. Leave West Point. 3.50 p.in. Arrive inColuinbus ... 3. am. Freight Train leaves Columbus ot 4 tv M Arrive# at 13.08 1* M. Freight Arrangement IIETWKKN vri.,% NT A V COM IHIH N. |)Y an arrangement between the Railroad ‘ ompnnies 13 compoHiiig the two route* from Atlanta to Colum bus, concluded at their eon ention at Savannah on the Ihtli instant, it was agreed that the following rate* between Atlanta and Columbus shall govern, taking effect from the Ist day ot May 1857 VIA WKBT POINT. Corn per hiishul lie. Wheat 13; Oats 8; Bacon Whisky, Flour, in sancs or barrels per luo lb*3sc; Bagging, Rope, Laid in cans or bbl* per lUO lbs 45< Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, per ton, 93.75 VIA MACON Corn per bushel 14c Wheat 15c. Oats 10c. Bacon, Whiskey, Flour in sacks or barrels, per 100 lbs., 44c. Bagging, Rope, Lard in cans or bills, per 100 pound* 55cents. Coal, Pig Iron.by carload, per t0n94.68c. J L MI BTIAN, President Muscogee R R GEO. W. ADA Mr), Superintendent Southwestern Railroad. EMERSON FOOTE. Superintendent Macon and Western Railroad. GEO G HULL, Superintendent Atlantnand LaGrange Railroad. SAM I. G JONES, Engineer and Superintendent M A.W.P. R, Aug. 17, 1850 (lAwtf. MOBILB AND CURARD S R wmm rivjjit Passenger and Freight Train will leave J Girard al9 p. m. daily,conceding at Silver Run with a daily line of Mtuge* to VRliihi, Glennvile, Bu faula Fort Game* anil Marintinn, Fin. And at Suspen sum wiviithr stages daily foi Midway, and llardawav. Leaving Union Mpnnga at 4 a. m. daily, the cars will reach Girard at 7 a. in., connecting with the Opelika aud Muacogee Trains. lO”l)uplicate receipts must accompany all Freight Shipped. Hiy*A II freight must he paid before Goods will be dinchiirgud. Freight delivered at the depot before four o'clock p. in. will he shipped the billowing day. Freights for station Number I (Fort Mitchell) must be prepaid Way freight must, in all cases, he paid in advance. JOHN HOWARD, Nov. I —dwtt. Engineer so Bupt. NEW STORES, IBW GOODS, :it Gift so Gift. UNDER THE NEW HOTEL, CORNER OF llroa ami Crawford s(m, COLUMBUS, GA. CODY, FLEMUVU & SW IFT, At 160, RE now receiving a splendid stock of BTA FANCY DRY/ GOODS, SUITED TO THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. Ladiei Press Goods; Silk Goods ; A line slock of Luces uml Trimmings. Sheetings, Linens, FUrmeN, and household goods of every description. Domestics, Kerseys aud Blankets, a large slock. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes; LADIES SHOES, a fine Stock. Wo would cull the attention of Planters to our large stouk of NEGRO SHOES, which we sell very low. Our stock will bo complete in a day or two, and oontain every thing usuuily kept in u well assort* od Dry Goods Store, and shall he sold at the low est murket rates. At next door, 168—Wo keep a large STOCK OF GROCERIES, of every kind. Sugar, Coffee, T< s, -**ll, Soap, Candles, Tobacco. Cigars, Nads, Bagging, Hope, ilacoti, Cheese, i / b. l'ickios, Brandies, Wines, and Liquors generally. ALSO, CROCKERY & C CASS',VARE, Hardware and Saddles. All of whioh is offered at the lowest market prices. CODY, FLEMING k SWIFT. Columbus, Ga., Supt 2b d.fcwtt COLUMBUS Saddlery. Harness, AND I, KATH Ell STOKE, 11. MIDDLEBROOK & CO., 94 Broad Street, a /a MAN liFACTUKEHH AND DEALERS n|mA 111 Na.lillcs, lUriiriE, A Lcslher, t]/.SBC'>f whichUie following comprises a carl A -—Spanish Quilted Saddles, overlaid; Eng lish do; Planters’Plain do; Youth’s and Hoy’s do; Wagon an Plantation do; and Ladies Huddle*,—varie ly of styles. llrldlcM, JluilliiKale., Saddle llagH, aud Medical do. HARNESS. Fine Silver plated Carriage Harness—all quaii'm*. “ “ “ Rockuway “ “ “ •• *• Double Buggy ** “ •• ** Single do “ *• Plain black Harness, allstyles and qualities. LEATHER, Skirting Leather,Bridie do. Hog Skins, Pad Skins, Harness Leather, Oak and Hemlock, Mole Leather, Calf Skins, Lining Skins, Shoe Pegs, Last*,.Thread ami Findings, Jtc. Machine Belting. Leather and Rubber belling, all widths, Light Rubber ami Canvas Helling, for plow Hat k Bauds. Just the ilnngfor Planter*. Belt Rivets.and Lace leather. thunils. trrpfTj Ladies and Gentlemen's >*. ly,|Dress and Traveling Trunks, all quull- NkskJLLXJJi,- , and styles. Bonnet Boxes, Valises and Carpi t Bogs. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. Enamelled Leather, Pul Dash Leather an . Enameled Cloths, all widths mid qualities; Oil Carpet, Lares, Fringes, Head Linings, Leather Cloth Bootings, Nulls, Tacks, Ac. Stirrups, Hitts, Ruckles, Harness Mountings, llamea Collars, Whl|M, Wagon Breeching, And Blind Bridles. All the above goods are of our own manufacture; made of the best material and by egjrerienced work men. We invite all those who are In want of articles in oar line to call end examine our stock, and we as sure them that they will be well satisfied with the quality of goods and the prices; as they will he sold on the very BEST TERMS N B New Work made, and Repairing done at toe hsor lest notice deel—dwtf. HAVANA. HU More Prizes than Blanks. [Ry Authority of the Statu of Georgia.] On tlxe Plan offllngle Nnmberi. tQNSQUQATEQ LftTIiRICt Ot Ueorgia. Authorised by a special act of the legislature, fbr til benefit of academies and for other purposes. HODGES, DAVIS & CO., MANAGERS. MACON, UEOItUtA, Capital Prize 58’70,000- TICKETS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS. Halves 94. Quarter* 93. Eighths 91. Prise* payable in Bill without deduction. Purchasers in buying 10 Tickets, when the numbers end in 1,3, 3, 4,5, tt, 7,8, V, 0, are guaranteed a prime ol twonty-five dollars. DRAWS on; SATtGUtA® HOI. 95,|18f10 CLASS SB DRAWS ON, BATURDAY. MAR. 3 y 1900. CL A S9 37 drawn on Saturday, mar. 10, 1900. OTA S© 28 DRAWti ON HATIiHDA Y. M K IT, I860"* CLAB9 29 DRAW ONH HATH III) AY, MAIL M 4, 1860. 26220 PRIZES Amounting to $471,000 Will he distributed according to the following <*it v\i> snn:m: i TO BK BRAWN EVERY SATURDAY. 1 Prize of 970,000 5, Prizes of 506 1 “ 30,000 10 “ ........ 100 1 44 10,000 30 44 100 1 44 6,000 100 “ 50 1 •• 3,000 100 44 36 1 8,000 5000 “ . 3 Prizes of. 1,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of 9800 approxuu’g to 970,000 prize are 13,06 4 44 2041 “ 90,000 “ 800 4 “ 150 “ 10,000 44 600 4 44 100 44 5,000 44 400 4 44 00 44 3,000 “ 300 4 44 80 “ 2,000 “ 320 12 44 W> “ 1,000 “ 730 90 “ 50 44 500 •• 1,000 40 “ 30 “ 300 “ 1,030 80 “ 30 “ 100 44 1,600 400 44 15 44 50 44 6.000 400 44 10 44 35 44 4.000 36,220 Prize* amounting to ....—..9271,200 Certificates of Package* of 10 Whole 1 icket*.. 955.00 44 44 10 Half “.... 27.50 44 44 10 Quartet 13,76 44 “ 10 Eighths “ 6.8 T This i* ihe rick, ami which entitle* the holder to a he draw* ‘>\,*r9‘ls. TUB COMBINATION LOTTERIES ON TUB THREE NUMBER PLAN. Are Drawn jLvery Day, TICKtiTB I’KOM *1 iO sl6 LACH. EXTRA ( LASS I On the CI TY PLAN by which purchaser* can ae ect iheir own numbers, and pay any amount for Ticket*, *re Drawn every day IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATE*, Enclose the money to our address for the ticket* or dered, on receipt of which they w ill be forwarded by first mail. Purchaser* can have ticket* ending in any figure (hoy muy designate. The list of drawn numbers and prize* will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. All prize* ot 91,000 mid under paid immediately af ter the drawing. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Those wlm prefer not sending money by mail can use the EXPRESS COMPANIES, whereby money for Tickets.in sums ol Favht Dollars and upwards,can he sent us AT OUR ItlrtK AND F.XPENHE. from auy cily or town where there is an Express Office.— The money nnd order must he enclosed in a Govern ment Post office Stamped Envelope, or the Express Companies cannot receive them. All communication* strictly confidential. Purchaser* will please write then tuguature plain,aed give il.gir post office, county and Htate. Circular* containing full explanations of our schemes, 4tc., will be forwarded by Mail to any on* sendingu* hr* address. j] / ‘ A list of the mi inhere that are drawn from the wheel, with ihe amount of the prize that each one ia entitled to, will he published ntler every drawing m,the American Republic, Macon Ga., a specimen of which will he eent to every purchaser. Addre** orders for Tickets or certificates to HODGEA, DA VIA so CO., Macon, tieorg m Bept. 10. 1859.—d1v HARRISON & PITTS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS AND NEGRO BROKERS, 5V and 0 1 Hroad Street Ooluinbm, Oa. HTOULD iiitorm their friends ami the public gen erally that they still continue the nbova busi ness at their old Stand, ilavinj every facility at com mand rewards conducting their hiiHiursM properly, and givma satisfaction to all. they solicit a continuance ol the patronage heretofore so liberally extended them. Kverv exertion will be uned to give entire satisfaction to ull who muy confide their business to their care.— Thev will give their enure pereoual attention to the sales of MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION —RENTING AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE—SALE OF NEGROES ON COMMISSION, ko. Liberal advances made on Nevroes, Merchandise and Produce placed with us for sale. Administrators’ & Executors’ Sales ATTENDED TO ON LIBERAL TERMS. Having made arrangement* in Richmond and other markets to be kept constantly supplied wi.h good healthy negroes, of all (-.'asses, we usk farmers and others who wish lo purchaee to call and examine our stock. Cash paid for Likely Young Negroes Wt- have received agencies from some of the heav lest Manufacturers of Virginia and North Ca Tobaooo, * and are now receiving our winter's supply of evtry grade, from 15 to 75 cents per pound, lo which we in~ vite the attention of Planters and Merchants. 011 A.-. o. lI.tIUtiHMN, OB'wGF. I. PITTA Colombo* foifM.7. IK'D and v Hill HALE. manufacturing of PEACH BRANDY or WHIS KEY, which he will sell at very low prices. Also Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan War*. ot every variety and description, which can be boufOt at the lowest rates. JOB WORK, Done at short noticeand on the most liberal terms. J.B. HIUKH, Agents, Next door below Bans Houci, Broad Street. July 18. 1858—dwtt. SOULE CIIAPF.L ACADEMY. THF. Exercises of the above Institu- Jf/iSk lion sifiia'ed NEAR MAULL’S SPRINGS, % hi Russell County, Ala , commenced on tKV the mil January INK), under >be charge of Dr. J. P. Hoyt. The Trustees fool tliar in obtaining the services of Dr Hoyt (who ha* been a su< c- sslul teacher Mouth for *everai yeais)andon account of liie healthful and plea sant situation of the Academy, they can recommend this institution to parents and guardians, living ir. the vicinity and abroad, having children to school, as possessing superior advantages IL7 Hoard can te had in good families at reasoaa ble rales rnirion.PKk s hoi.astic yeah: Lower branches—Read ug, Writing and Mental Arith metic .... 495 00 Higher Branches—Written Arithmetic, Classics, fo* foe. foe M 00 H BEASLEY, J Tr R p. Lanky, ? Tr ‘ February *0 - w4t Sundrie*. r I ‘HE subscriber* are receiving and will keep WtJ 1 stantlyon hand the following article#: No. I and 2 Mackerel, in Half Kits and Kite: Sugar l ured llains- n choice article. Breakfast Bacon, Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Also, the following articles of ths best quality visi Linn- Plaster Psris, Hydraulic Cemeut, Gypsiuni, Ulasiing Powder and Safety Faso Rock and Allum Salt. Nov 4 wdtf RUNNY so fJO. Apple Itrniidy. f fffi A few Barrels pure old Apple Brandy, 1 xJLlifor sale by TYLER k MOSES. Fub. 2—dtf TO TLANTEILS. CALL AT J. W. BEVIL'S (Corner of Crawford and Oglethorpe Streets, book ot Cook’s Hotel) *nd *ee MOB BEL’S Seed Planter and Fertllzer! IT OPENS THE FURROW, DROPS and cov ers Corn, Pons and Cotton Seed, thick or thin, deep or shallow as you may wish. The construction la simple, and it is easily kept in fix. Columbus, February 18 d.Ht wlm NOW OR NEVER! BLACK SEED OATS. BUSHELS Prince Edward Island Heavy Oate JUU Just received and for sale by Febll—dtf TYLER4* MOVES.
