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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1860)
* Another Fire I Kre jet the emoke of the previous conflagra tion of Saturday night had cleared away, we have been visited with another disastrous Arc, one that would certainly have proved far more serious and extensive but for the timely and energetic action of our firemen. At 12 o'clock uu Thursday night the fire alarm was sounded, and the livery stables of A A J. tJamtnell were discovered to be enveloped in the lurid element. In consequence of lateness of the hour and the dry weather, the flames had couimuuioatod to several adjoining wooden tenements, before the fire companies arrived, all of which were burned tu the ground in the short space of an hour. The gallant firemen, ranged ou every side of the fire, and by the their manly and iudefatigable efforts, arrosted its progress, and one building was actu ally extinguished, after taking fire at the end and several places on top. The stables with entire oontents were destroyed, including twenty-one fine horses and mules. Wo learn that the Messrs. Gammell were partially in sured. The other wooden buildings as far as we know were a dead loss. We have not seen au estimate of the destroyed property, but suppose $20,000 would cover all damages. Our city may well be proud of our vfglant fire department. All acted bravely, wisely and well. Young America bad the honor, we believe, of getting first to tbe field, where they maintained their position with great courage. Tkusks, Trunks.—The public will discover, from the advertisement of Sherman A Cos., that they arc prepared to furnish trunks for the mil lion. AH can obtain a trunk—from tho exquis ite-id-trunk miss who flourishes at Saratoga, down to the common foot-pad,—all can bo accom modated. This firm also deals in saddles, har ness and leather generally. They solicit, and we trust will receive, * share of the pub lic patronage. Their store is situated on Broad street, one door from the Bank of Columbus. Rbal Estatk Aoencv.—We refer all who are in anywise interested, to the advertisement of Bradley and Peters, Real Estate Brokers, Mem phis, Tenn. We are ’inf jrmod by parties who know these gentlemen intimately, that they are strictly upright and honorable in all their busi ness transansactions, and thorougly competent for the discharge of the same. We therefore re commend them tool! who may need their services in the purchaso or sale of real estate or other property, in tho States of Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Teunessee and Georgia. wms ♦ Court House Square No one who is a lover of Nature, in her char ming sublimity of Spring, can fail to bo impress ed with tho beautiful verdure of Court House Square at this time. According to our apprecia tion it is susceptible of being made artificially, as it is already naturally, the handsomest ht in tbe city. The Graud Jury once recommended the straightening of the brick walls around the Square, and tbe laying off of the grounds in suitable squares and walks. It strikes us this would be highly proper and commendable. It would then become a dolightful summer resort for young and the old. Will not the proper author ities take the matter in hand and see what can be done? We have no donbt the liberality of our citizens would aid in the good work if necessa ry. It is now a proper time to agitate the sub ject as the Court House itself is undergoing sub stantial and beautiful repairs. psfrThe Columbus Guards and City Light Guards of this City, and the Griffin Light Guards have voted for Savannah as tbe most suitable plaoeforthe encampment of the State Volun teers. Correspondence of the N. O. Picayune. Farther or the Bonbantm* nt Estimated Loss $5,000,000. Ybfia Care, March 23, 1860. Robles has finished his bloody work, and re turns with his forces; leaving the city in ruins. A heavy bombardment of eight days could not conquer this city—the garrison, consisting alto gether of National Guards, defending it to their utmost. Three mortars and twelve twenty-four poun ders were constantly, night and day, directed upon the city. The fourteen inch shells thrown upon the city have caused great destruction.— the loss of lives has been comparatively small, owing to the opportune emigration of the inhabi tants ; nevertheless, many inhocent women and children have fallen. The loss of property is con siderable and calculated to be about five millions of dollars. The destruction of bouses alone, amounts to over three millions of dollar*. Texas and the l bar lest on cob vent lon The New Orleans Delta, says : Gov. Runnells and other gentlemcu of the delegation to the Charleston Convention, from Texas, are in the city, en route for Charleston.— The Texas rote in the Convention will be a unit against Dcuglas, And in favor of any man ac ceptable to the majority of the South. Gen. Jo Lane has some warm friends in the delegation. The delegates to Charleston, from the State of Texas, are as follows: First Cong. Distriot, —Ex-Gov. H K Runnells, Gen. E Greer, CoL F F Foscue, lion. R B Hub bard. Second Cong. Dist.—Lieut. Gov. F R Lub bock, Hon. Guy M Bryan, Judge Josiab F Cros by, Hon. F S Stockdalc. The electors Are Col. M D Graham, Gen. J N Waul, for the State at large ; Col. A J Rainey, lor Eastern District: Hon. John A Wharton, for Western District. A. CARD. We the undersigned, employees of the Novelty Works desire to express for Mr. F. W. Flys* our regret for bis misfortunes in connection with that concern. We were sharers with him in the general ruin by fire; but his worth as a man in all his relations with us is not forgotten. We tender to him our services as workmen and friends, and trust that a generous public will contribute to wards the building of a shop for him, where we may all find work again. CALVIN F. MILLER, JIAURY STUM BP, JOHN OLIVE, H. O'HAGAN, WM BURDINE, MOSES MORRIS, WILEY ROBERTS, JAS. McGKATII. MARJtIED. At Trinity Church, on the evening of the 10th iost., by the Rev. I)r. Hawks, Mr. Thomas M. Barnard and Miss Louisa, daughter of Mr. O. J H. Dibble, all of this city. DIED. In Talbotton, Go., April Bth, at the residence of Dr. E. C. Myers, Mr. A. C. McCoy, in his 35th year. An honest man, the noblest work of God. JSG-We would invite the attention of our rca lers to the new 4< Aora Cobb” advertised in our ‘'olumos. It is from such a quarter as will give ‘he public confidence in its efficacy, and we have ’earned from reliable sources, that its virtues will sustain their fullest expectations. Citizen* of the west caonot fail to appreciate the para mount value to them, of a safe and certain rem edy for thix afflicting distemper without either Quinine or minerals, and consequently with out injury to the constitutional health. We have more than ordinary satisfaction in proclaiming this remedy, because we are convinced it will an swer a crying want among us, and serve to re lieve a great amount of suffering. —Republican Warsaw, Ind. marl—dw2w. Mexioan Mustang Liniment lie wonderful effects and coneequnt popular!* ity—perhaps no article in the history of the J/a teria Medica, ever acquired the same patronage, was subjected to the same number of severe and different tests, and met with o few failures as the Mustang Liniment. It has justly been styled a Panacea for all external Wounds, Cuts, Swel lings, Sprains, Bruises or Eruptions on Man or Beast It is so far a medicine of surprising vir tue, that physicians are compelled to prescribe it, and from some remarkable cures of Chronic and Dietorted Rheumatic caste it has naturally attracted much attention from tbe first ecientific minds of the age. No family can afford to be without a .bottle of Mustang Liniment in the house. Bzw arx or Imitations. —The genuine Mus tang Liniment is sold by all respectaHe druggists and jkP GkMen in every town, parish and h.tm- •North and South America, Eu- LL of <he Oeeau. Buy at by Note or A<!lA B ARNES 4 PARK, come forward and *©f| JfA-nrUtnvs X V Columbus, Match • *• MRS. WINSLOW. AN experienced nurse and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup Ibr children teething, which great!> facilitates the process of teething by softening t lie gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, t will gfVerest to yourselves, and relief and health to your infant*. Perfectly safe in all cases. Hee trover tisement in anolhereoluntn. Aug. 33. IK6U—dw-lv BY ELLIS & LIVINGSTON. 18 VALUABLE PLANTATION A ECiROES And Twelve Fine NORTHERN HORSES, _A_T AUCTION ON ALIBEHALCHEDIT ON Thursday, the 26th of April, at 10 o'clock, we will sell in front of our Auction room, for account of parties interested, a very likely gang of negroes, among which are good field hands, cooks, washers and ironcr* and house servants. Tho horses to be sold were bought in the Northern markets with great care, by a good judge. Those wanting flue stock, should not neglect this sale, as those horses are young aud well broke. Among them may be found— -1 pair large bay match Horses, 4 and 6 years old—very fine, and works well in singlo and dou ble harness. I pair Blood bays—very fine, aged 6 and 7 years, works kindly either in single or donblo harness. I pair black Horses, 0 aud 7 years old, medium size, remarkably gentle either in single or double harness. 1 pair iron gray Horses, 7 and $ years old, mo diutu size, kind and gentle. 1 single harness horse—bay color, nick tail and a very fine traveler—works kindly to buggy or rockaway. 1 single harness Horse, j years old, a tip top harness borae, and has taken several premiums as a saddle horse. I cream colored, nick tail mare, 7 yours old, a very fine traveler and perfectly gentle. A No, 1 saddle pony, besides other hones, very deniable as harness aud saddle horses. All of whioh were bought by the undersigned with great care in a Northern market. Previous to tbe day of side, tbe stock cau be seen at the Livery Stables of Ivey. Smith A Cos., aud Vernoy t Mabafiy. The NEGROES can bo seen at our Auction room previous to day of sale. Descriptive catalogues now ready. ELLIS A LIVINGSTON, april 16—dfiwl. * Auct’rs. Joseph F. I*oii, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Office on Randolph Street, over Holland llutchin’s Office. April 16—wdly. GEORGIA, Chattahoochee County. Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1860. TXTIIERBAB If. J. Williams and Nancy Robinson v V Administrators on the estate of John Robin son, dec‘ed. apply for Letters of Dismission: It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned do show cause, if any they have, on the first Mon day n November neat, why they should t ot be dis missed from said administration. A trus transcript front the minute* of suid Court April 7th, 1860 april 16 -wtitn K. G RAIFOKD. Ordinary. 6EORGlA—Chattahoochee county* TWO months after date application will he made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary, ot Chattahon chec county, Ga., for leave to sell the land-* and negroes belonging to the estate of John Robinson, deceased. If WILLIAMS, ) NANCY ROBINSON, V Aaun April 16, 1860—w2m. GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: rpwo months after date application will be made X to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Chatlahoo’ hee co.for leave to sell the lands belonging to the eetite of William House, late of said countv. deceased N. N HOWARD. ( .. r- . HmRKISON THOMAS, \ r ** e< * April 16, I8flt) - w3tr* GEORGIA-Clay County* Court of Ordinary, April Ti rm, 1860. RULE -NlSl.—Where*** Shelton R. Weaver, Guar dian of Michael A. Henderson, and Margaret K. Henderson (now Margaret K Loath) having applud for Dismission: All persons concerned are hereby notified to shew cause, il any tlrev have, wnv sain Guar ian should not be disiuis.-cd from said Gunrdiahship, at tbe Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said ‘county on the first Monday in June ne .t, and ;ha this order be pub lished in terms of the law. A true extract from the minutes of said Court April 10th, 1860 rt A. McI.BNDON, Ord. April Ibib, iß6o—w4ud. GEORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1SGI). RII.E NISI.—-Hhelton R. Weaver, Guardian of Lucius Boswell, orphan of William Boswell ha ving applied for Dismission All persons concerned are hereby noiificd to shew cause (if any they have) why said Guard,an should not be dismissed from said Guardianship at the Court of Ordinary to lu* held in and for said county, on the first Monday in Juns next, and that this order be pub lished in terms of the law. A true extract from the minutes of said Tourt Acril l(lth, 1880. H. A. McLENDO.N, Ord. April 10, 1860.- w4od. At Chambers, March 24th 1860. IT appearing that the Chattahoochee and Qmtuian Courts are appointed by law ■ o be held at the same time, and it being impossible to hold them It is ordered, That Chattahoochee Court be, and the same is hereby adjourned until the ‘id Monday in June next; and that parties. Juror and Witnesses be required to attend at Hint time, and that this order be entered upon the minutes of said Court. WM.C. PERKINS, J. 8 C M P. C, A true extract from the minutes of the Blip. Court; ol said County. April Vlh. IHflO, •prillfi-w3t JOHN F DANIEL. Clerk. GEORGIA—Marion County: IT'DWARD G. DAVIW having applied to be appom- F-J ted Guardian of the person and property of Mary A. Davis, a minor under fourteen years of age; and a resident of said county: This i to cite ail jiersons concerned to he and up pear at the (‘curt of Ordinary to be held m und for suid county on the first Monday in June ne i then and thereto show cause ifany ih y have, whv said Ed ward G Davis should not be entrusted with the Guai dianship of the person and property of Mary A Davis. Witness my hand and > llicial signature, April Will, 1860. M ALCOM II AIK, Ordinalv. April 16, lbhf -MiOd GRAYDON, MeCKEEBY & (11., IMPORTERS *. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC ID It OODS, Fancv (-roods, &c. &c. Nos. 41 llarclay-it A46 Park PI are [Will remove in July nest to the Aster Place Budding Broadway New York, Our Brock will be complete by the first February and unaer the supervision of our mk. ntttti;i;in, recently HIIEI’IIP.RD A McCREERY, Charleston. H. C.) will comprise every description of Goods in our line adapted to Southern and Southwestern Trade. Merchant* visiting New York are respectfully invi ted to give us a call. Jan. 26—wlv. LO HACEMOS EY DEI ENKA PROPIA ! I util Further Aolice WE WILL SELL OCR ENTIRE ‘STOCK OF fUBKITUIE, CARPETING AND CURTAIN MATERIAL, AT COST FOR CASH. DILLINGHAM & DENSON. Columbus, March 2C. dAwtf. BRADLEY A PETERS, AGENCY FOR the PURCfTARE AND HALE OF REAL ESATE, In the City ofMemphis. And Lands in the State* adjacent to Memphis, vii: Tennessee, Mississippi,Arkansas A Louisiana Offlee Ns. 8 Calhoun *lll or It, Main Ht, Corner of Monroe, Memphis, Ttnn. tThe undersigned having been for many yearn engaged in a I nod business, their serviced** the public to buv or sell Real Et tote, and an- well prepared to give any requir mation in regard to different portions o’ the States named ab *ve. We have for sale a number of finely Improved Plantations, with and without Ne groes, a large quantity of unimproved lands and Memphis City Property, And will take pleasure in giving, free of charge, to all persons desiring it, any and all inf ‘rotation in our possession, cotittocted with their own property, and also that of others, which is offered .for sale, making no charge unol a transaction is concluded. Respect uily, BRADLEY if PETER*. I.tI.AND J. DM A Dt.KV THOWAS PBtClto. Refer to John Pontaiaa and J. T. Plawellen. April 12—dCt vr9m DRY GOODS. SPRING FASHIONS New, complete and elegant stock of Spring Goods, AT WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL. J. M'PHILLIPS, 140 Broad Street, Masonic Building, Columbus. IB now prepared to offer a large and most attractive assortment of FANCY AND HTAP* E DRY GOODS, comprising all the novelties of the season. This Stock has (men purchased almost exclusively for CASH, atle** than the regular trade prices, and as ho sells only for Cash, he will be enabled to otter goods ai prices w’.ich must convince all of the ADVAN TAGE AND SAVING OF THE CASH PRINCIPLE. Having a buyer permanently located in the market to attend to the arrival of .New Goods and to pur chase any bargains that may he offered, he will re ceive weekly all JfOVKL'HKS I.Y STYLK, MATE RIAL AATD FASIHOJh'. fancy mm mm, Black and Fancy Silks; Organdies. Grenadines, Bareges, Poplins, frc Traving Dress Goods, in every variety Genuine Irish Linens, A large invoice imported direct from the manufacto ries and warranted pure. Bleached Homespuns, Shirtings and Sheetings at extremely low prices. Embroidery,Hosiery and Trimming* in great variety Country Merchants and Planters Will find it to their advantage to examine the Stock. The prices are as low as charged by Northern Jobbers. Buyers are invited to call examine the stock, aud compare prices before purchasing. James McJPhillips’ System of business i* stunll profits and one price, without variation. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS, JAS. IVL’ZPTTIOLiXniPS MO Ilroail-steect. MASONIC MALI, BUILIHNO. Columbus, April 9, 1859. JJwtf THE ONLY PREPARATION WORTHYOf Universal < onfidence and Patronage. FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN, J A DIES and Gentlemen in all parts of tho world U testify to the efficacy of Prof. O. J. Wood’s lfair Restorative, and gentlemen of the pr ss are unani mous in its praise A few lest uiomals only can be given; see circular lor more and it will he impossible for you to dou -t. 47 Wail Street, New York, Dec.SOth, 1858. Gkmtlemen: Your note of the 15th instant has been received, saying that you had heard that 1 had been benetitted by tho use of Wood's Hair Restorative,and requesting my certificate of the fact if I had noobjec ttrn to give it. I award it to you cheerfully, because I think it due My age is about 50 years; the color of my hair, auburn and inclined to curl. Some five or si* years since it began to turn gray, and live sculp on the crown of my head to lose its sensibility and dandruff to form upon it. Each of llu.se dutagreeahilities increased with time, and about four months since a fourth was ad ded to them, by hair falling off the top of my head and threatening lo make me bald. In thi* unpleasant predicament. I was induced to try Wc o.i’s Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the fal line otlpif my hair, for 1 had really no expectation that gray hair could ever be restored to its original color except Irom dyes. I was, however, greatly surprised to find after Hie use of two bottles on y, that not only was tint falling eft’ arrested, but tbe color was restored to tile gray hairs and sensibility to the scalp, and dan ruff ceased to form on my bead, very much to the gratification oi my wife, at whose solicitation I was induced to try it. For this, among the many obligations I owe to her *ex, I strongly recommend all husbands who valuethe admiration of their wives to profit by my example, and use it if growing gray or getting bald. Very Respectfully, BEN. A. LAVENDER ToO. J. Wood, 414 Broadway New York. My family are absent from ilm city, and I am no longer at No. 11 Carrol Place. Bin mast on. Ala., July 99, 1859 To Prof. O J. Wood. Dear Sir:—Your Ilair Resto rative bus done my hair so much good since I com menced tbe use of it, that I wish to make known to tbe public its effects on the hair, which are great. A man or woman maybe nearly deprived of hair.undby a resort to your Hair U* storalive the hair will return more beautiful than ever; at least this is my experi ence. Believe it all ‘ Your* truly, WM. 11. KENNEDY P. B.—You can publish the above it you iike. By publishing in our Houthern papers you can get mure patronage south. I see several of your cer ificate* in the Mobile Monurv a strong southern paper. W. II huNXimv, WOOD'B HAIR RESTORATIVE. Prof. O. J. Wood—Dear Sir: Having had the mis fortune to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851. I was induced to make a Inal of your preparation, and found it to answer as the very thing needed. My hair is now thick and glossy, and no words can express to you ray obligations in .giving to the afflicted such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON. The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz— large, medium, and small; the small holds a pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least twenty percent, more in proportion than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 per cent, more in . proportion ami retails for three dollars. O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors 444 Broadway N. Y. and 114 Market Bt. I-puis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods l>eqler* npril 14—dwXm. mm=m Manufacturing Cos. H AVING purchased the “HOWARD FAC . TORY” are prepared to furnish their cus tomers with the following style* of Goods, in cluding the production of both Mills: U OOLEH (sOODS NEGRO KERSEYS—A. B. A C. SOUTHERN LINSKY; TRUCK FOR TROWBERS—(Jeans) of va rious patterns; COTTON GOODS COLUMBUS FAS HlONS—(Stripes; ) DO. DO do Fancv: 4-4 SHEETING, 7-8 SHIRTING ; YARNS—Nos. from 5 to 12; PLOW LINK, Bed Cord and Well Rope ; SEWING THREAD—different numbera ami prices ; SHOP TWINE, Ac. Ac. So soon as the requisite arrangement* can be made, we shall add to our assortment No. 1 ‘and 2 Osnaberg*, and our usual variety of Cotton* ades. J. RHODES BROWNE, Agent. Columbus, April 10, 1860. dw.'lin. TRIMSJia TltUlS. THINKS! TRUNKS! trunk:©, JUST RECEIVED A I'ISE LOT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES, Os various styles and qualities, at prices to suit purchasers. Cali and see them at SHERMAN & CO’S. HARNESS MANUFACTORY 114- Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. ALSO, IDLES, AT VEBY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. SHERMAN & CO. April 12, IB6o—<Uwtf. J. KYLE & CO. -A. CARD. Ilf E dwm it sufficient, and due to our customers TV and friends, and the public, to announce that oor stork of SPRING A SUMMER: DRY GOODS, IB NOW COMPLETE -EMBRACING Every Fashionable iYovolty IN LAD!EM* DRE9H GOODH of all fabrics. ANEW STOCK OF LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, <fcc. &c. Os Direct Importation and made to our own order. Our stork is unusually large and well selected, which enable* us to offer our customers More than Ordinary Attraction I T3T Let everybody call and see for themselves. J. KYItE & CO. Columbus, March 23 1860 dwlm Lost. SOMEWHERE in Marion or ChaUithooch e county about the Ist of March, a small leather Pocket Hook, containing 835 or %H) and nrobably one or two notes of no value. If the the pocket book has fallen in the hands of some honest person I will give a libe ral reward for it. W. R. BARTLETT, npril*—w3t* Cottage Mil!*, P OGa FURNITURE AND WOODEN WARE. The Troy Manufacturing Vo. CONTINUE to nianu i.m i.- s ■ > now 111 store n large FURNITURE & WOODEN WARE, all of which we warrant durable and of SOUTH ERN MANUFACTURE. We also manufacture MattroßßOß, Bolsters, Pillows, &.c\ <Ste. Os all sizes and of the best material and make. Our Cottage Chair* Os which we have a large stock a-id are constantly uiamiliK luring, are the be*t that or* made mirth or south. We make a liberal discount to dealer*. TERMS CASH! PRICES LOW. Ware Rooms No. 40 east side of Broad st Columbus. JEFFERSON A HAMILTON. Columbus, Ga., Mareh 89—dwtf. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ! Cloth, Cassimeres,Vestings, Gents’ Furnishing hootls, EVERY VARIETY OF HATS eb CAPS, Umbrellas, Trunks, I'arpet Bag-s, VALISES. tee. AKETO BE HAD AX J.H. DANIEL & GO’S l l.'l llrond Street, Colnmhus, Ga. rpilEIR Stock is now replete with every article tor JL GENTLEMEN’S WEAR and they respectfully solicit an examination. CiariurulN Viatic to Order, Being supplied with tire very best workmen, they are prepared to make up to measure their very handsome stock of English and French Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings in the most fashionable and approved styles J 11. DANIEL* A to, I*l3 Broad Hireet, Columbus,Ga. March 31—dwtf NEW BOOKS aia THE War in Nicaragua, by Gen. Walker, with a portrait of the author and tuup of Nicaragua; fSEiKiRIH Against Wind and Tide, by Holme Lee, author of Sylvan Holt's Daughter. Tho Slaveholder Abroad, or Billy Duck's Visit to England. Life before Him, a novel. Footfalls on the Bouudary of Another World. Notos on Nursing tho Sick, by Florence Night engale. Edgar A. Poe anil his Critics. Lucy Oration. X HKW StTPLV OK The Great Tribulation. Autocrat of tho Breakfast Table, Life and Times of Gen. Sam Dale. Thomas’s Africa; Self Help. La Fetrnno; Adam Bede; Irviugiaua. Juat received at .1. W. PEASE’S April 6—dwtf Book Store. KJOTiCL, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) Corner Broad and Crawford .Streets, COLUMBUS. OA. HATCH COOBI, Febl6—dwtf. PROPRIETOR. COTTON, COTTON, COTTON! CiOTTON Is now selling alt good price, and If the > notes and accounts part lne toJ. Ennis A Cos. arc notsoon paid, suit* will t e Instituted liidlserlm* Inately. A word to Ore wU ■ D sufficient OatM—wfeittf. * KNKfSJk ro. UAfiBISON & FITTS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS NEGRO BROKERS, 50 and 61 Qroad Btreal,Ooluinlms, Ua, \X7OULb inform their friend* und the public gen s'V crafty that they atfll continue trie above busi ness at their old stand. lluving every facility at com mand towards conducting iheir business properly, and giving satiefaction to all, they solicit a continuance ol the patronage heretofore so liberally extended them. Every exertion will be used to give entire satisfaction to all who may confide their business to their care.— They will give their entire personal intention to the sales of MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION —RENTING AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE—SALE OF NEGROES ON COMMISSION, £o. Liberal advances made on Negroes, Merchandise and Produce placed with us for sale. Administrators’ & Executors’ Sales ATTENDED TO ON LIBERAL TERM*. Having made arrangements in Richmond and other markets to be kept constantly supplied with good healthy negroes, of all classes, we ask farmers and oilier* who wish to purchase to call and examine oui ■lock. Cah paid for Likely Young Negroei We have received agencies from some of Ole lieuv iei-t Manufacturers of Virginia and North Ca Tobacco, and are now receiving our winter’s supply of every grade, from 14 to 74 cents per pound, to which we in vite the attention of Planter* and Merchants. CfiArt. H. HARRISON, CK.f i .'G F I PITTM ! . .*nt 7. IH.' *d v ___ ■WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY NEW PICTORIAL EDITION, 9,000 to 10,000 NEW WORDS IN THE VOCABULARY, TABLE OP SYNONYMS BY PROF GOODRICH, Willi other new features. Together with till the j matter of previous edition*. In on* volume 1750 pages. j “The eighty pages of illustrations, comparable in fineness to b*nk notes, are worth the price of the book,”—CA. Herald Price SG.4O. Mold by all Booksellers G. h (J. ME Kill AM, Hpringfield, Mas*. ; Mo’ch 23.-dwlm. m sin am Cody, Fleming* swift (UNDER COOK'S HOTEL,) COTjTJSIBUB,.CFEO. T_T AVE in Storo and to arrive, a complete and ** handsome Stock of SIAM AND, FANCY DRY GOODS, SELECTED FOR the HP JUNO TRADE. DRY-OOODS A good stock of Douostics, Kerseys, Osnahergs, Shootings, Shirtings, Ac. Linen Sheetings, Pil low Linens, Table Linens and Napkins, Towels, Irish Linens, Ac. LADIES’ DIIESS ROODS, A fine stock of Muslins, Lawns, Berages, Or gaudies, Robes, Silks, Jaconets, Ginghams Prints, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Mantillas Bonnets, Parasols, Ac. SHOES FOR LADIES, A FINK STOCK. bents’ Furnishing bonds, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Cassimeres, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. A large lot of first quality ,\ERO MU O EM. Hardware, Crookery, & Glassware, SADDLES, e. GROCERIES, A large stock of Flour, Bacon. Lard, FUh Salt, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pickles, Preserves, Ac. All of whioh is offered for sale, on the most ac commodating terms. CODY, FLEMING A SWIFT. Columbus, March 12, 1860— dwtl', THE LOHO LOOKED FOR HAS COME AT LAST At Ryncharfs linker)! riIHF. subscriber be**leave to Inthrin the citizen* 1 ol Columbus and hi* friends generally, that he has just received .(tire Jnng-looked-fttr ha* come at last) the CRACKER MACHINE, And is now fully prepared to fill nil order* Ibr Cracker*. R7”l’lense give me a tall: 1 knew you will not go way dissatisfied. WILIIAM RYNFH V wT. Columbus. April 3—4Bw. DISSOLUTION. TN come-quene* oft Ire deaih'of Mr. DANIEL, the HUGHES, DANIEL A CO. was dissolved on the 6th February The unde raided as surviving partner*, are ready to settle all claims against said firm; and those indebted to said firm, will please settle immediately as the hnsiniss must be closed. The undetsigned, in the nnnic and style of HUGHES A IIOUUES, Will continue the Warehouse dt Commis sion llimlncss in all its branches* Office at the Lowell Warehouse. WM. lI.IIUOHKH W. C. HODGES. Columbus, Feb. 13 dwtf. FRESH DRUGS. IRQUHART & CHAPMAN, AT THE OLD STAND OF DAMFOKTIi & NAGEL, Oolum'bus, Goo., IIAVR ON HAND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FRESH AND PURE Drugs and Medicines, Ac. &c. &c. VIOW offered lot sale in this market. Every article 1A sold by us warranted a* represented. All are invited to call and examine our stock aud prices of DHUGS MK DI O'IN KM I’AINTS, OILS. Sie. before purchasing elsewhere, a* ‘w • are determined to tell at the lowest prices for appeared credit, and not to he undersold by any house in Columbus for thr Cash. We mean what we say. Give us a-trial TO THE LADIES 1 Our assortment of culinary articles is complete; comprising Gelatines, Hpioea, Wine*. Brandies, Fla voring Extracts, Vinegar, Table Halt, tJorn Htiuclt, Ac ;at,so TOILET ARTICLES, j Consisting of Pomades, Cologne*. Lullin'* Extract* • Blond lie Pearl*. American Hair Restorer, jj-c. Ac., | and if you want a beautiful and economical light, pur- I clutae of us the The .Genuine White Kerosene Oil. TO PHYSICIANS. j Our stock of Tinctures. Extracts, Chemicals, Mcil ’ icated Syrup*, Ac., are selected and carefully prepared ! for the Prearriptinn Department, and no IWnmptumput I up creep* hu an erperieneed Apothecary, and prices moder late. tIRUIHIAKT At DAPMAN. Derehber7tht ’“frU-dwtl DHUGS FOR CASH! \N excellent opportunity is now offered i all who buy for CABII their supplies of MBtDICIHBS. B-A-USTTS, OILS, POTASH, Ac., IIY jJ. A. WHITESIDE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DRUGGISTS. 130 BROAD ST. iOLUffIIIUS, OEOIIOIA. VYe are conducting uui lotsinus* on lire Cosh s>s teni, and an- retailing I'm 75 |osseenls, article* which j usually Fe|l fbr one dollar. We are &Ino prepared to supply Merchants ana Physicians with l heir Goods at the lowest prices, lor the Cash, in nliuost anysgNMmtiM, making **ur purelmaes in such quantitie*, do will enable us, in several instances, to sell them article* for les* than they cau lay them down from New York or Charleston. We will endeavor to merit the patronage ofthe Merchant* uml Physician* of Georgia, Alabama and Florida, by aniline them oar goods with ot ly moderate profits added. All who vi it Columbus to make their purchases, are respectfully invited to call on us Very Respect fit lly, Feb. 33—dwtf J A WHITESIDE * CO. WOOD, EDDY & CO S c LOTTERIES, Xfi AUTHORIZED BY THE STATES OF GEORGIA. DELAWARE. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI. Draw daily in Public, under the superintendence of fwon Commissioners, at Augusta, Georgia, and Wilmington. Delaware. PRIZES VARY FROM S2. 50 TO §IOO.OOO. TICKET* I RON 52..V0 TO *3O. Circular?, giving full Explacfion and the schemer to be drawn, will be seat free us expense. by addressing WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ga. or WOOD, EDDY & <"0.- Wilmington. Del. March 1. 1860 —diwlyis COLT JM BUS Saddlery, IBarurss, AM) LEATHER STORE. 11. MIDDLE BROOK & CO., 94 Broad Street, , j. MANUrAOTIJitEBH AM) lIEAI.EEH m Hmidle*. Harness, tc Leather, if winch the fallowing comprise* h (.art —UpauiHfi Quilted Haddlcs, overlaid; Eng lish do; Maulers’ Plain do; Youth’s and Roy’s do; Wagon an Plantation do; and Ladies Raddles,- varie ty of style*. Bridled, Martlugiilc*. Saddle- Ilavrw, and Medical do. HARNESS. Fine Htlver plated Carriage Harness—all qualhO*. “ Rockaway “ •• •• “ Double lluggy * dingle do “ “ Plain black Harness, allstyle* and qualities LEATHER, Hkirting Leather,Bridle do, Hog Hkins, Pud Hkins, Harness Leather, Oak and Hemlock, Hole Leather, Coif Hkins, Lining Hkins, Hhoe Pegs, Last*, Thread and Findings, Ac Machine T3eltin^. Leather and Rubber Belting, all widths, Light Rubber and Canvas Belling, for Plow Hark Band*. Just t lie thing for Planter*. Belt Hiv-i. mu! Late Leather. THUNKS. awsrnft Ladies and Gentlemen’s . T./\SDress and Traveling Trunks, all quali ’ ffMawLAJUJMea and style*. Bonnet Boxes, Valises and Carpet Rugs. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. qMTWJLs Enamelled Leather, Pat Dash Leather and Kna.neled Cloth*, all width* and qualitie*; OiiTjarpel, Lin es, Fringes, Head Lining*, Leather Cloth Booting*, Nail*, Tack*. A.. Htirrup*, Bltta, Buckles, Harness Mounting*, Haines Collar*, Whip*, Wagon Breeching, And Blind Bridle*. Ail the above good* are of our own manufacture; made of the best material and by experienced work men. We Invite nil those who are in want of articlei in our line to rail null examine our stork, nnd we (in sure them that they will be well satisfied with the Siallty of goods nnd the prices; a* they will be sold on e very FEWT TERMH N B. New Work made, and Repairing done at the •orlest notice decl— dwlf I’l AN ( ) FOR SALE. Avery handsome Roaewooa P ano. ■dKgfein remarkab e far its strenghth mol sweetncß* ol tone, and warranted to ‘J Vtl “ endure the cli.na 1 e. w ill be sold cheap or cash. Enquire it this OAi< april M Ayer’s Ague Cure, FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF Intermittent Fever, or Fever anl Ague, ltrmltlviit Fever, t hll! Fever Bnnih Ague, Periodical IleaUaclie, or llUloua Hoatlache, aud IIIIIouh Fe vers, Indeed for the whole Class of disease* originating In biliary de rangement, caused by the Malnrlrs of ItllnHiuntattc cotintrlei. ‘■rm No one remedy is louder called tor j|f| h> (he necessities of tha American people, than it sure und sale cure for Fever and Ague. Hitch we are imw jUra ■■ Jenah ed to offer, with a pertrctcer- JBL- tuinty that it h ill eradicate the di- M ease, ami with assurance founded On proof, that no harm can irtim fiom its tree iii any qmintity That which protects Iron* or prevent* this disorder must he of tmmriree service to the communities where It prevail*. Prevention is better than cure tor the patient escapea the tisk which.lie must run in vio lent attacks of this baleful distemper. This ‘ Cure” expel* the miasmatic poison off ever and Ague from tho system and prevents the development ol the dis ease, If tnken on the first approach of it* premonitory symptoms. It l* not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, but also itte cheapest. The large qtiuntily which we supply or one dollar brings it within the reach of everybody; aud tu bilious distiicts, where fever uml ague p walls, ev erybody should have it and use it freely, both for cure ami protection. It is hoped this Jprice will place tt wltlnn the reach of all tho poor us well us the rich. A great superiority of this remedy over any othet ev er discover* 1 for the speedy and certain euro ot Inter mittent* is, that it contains no Gutuinn or mil oral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injuri ous effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cur ed by it are left as healthy ns if they had never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone llm consoquet.ee ol miasmatic, poison. A great variety of disotders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheu matism. Gout, Headache Blindness, Toothache, Ear ache, Uutnrrh, Asthma, Palpitation, A flection of the Hpleen, e Hysterics. Pain in the Bowels, Paralysis, Colic, and Derangement of the Hroumch, all ofwnich, when originating in this cause, put! on the Intermit tent type, or become periodical. This “CDHE” ex pels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It i* an invariable protection t<> immigrants or persons traveling or temporarily resi ding in the malarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to the iofeelion, that will be excreted from the system, and {cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever sit tier from Intermittent*, ifthey avail them selves ofthu protection this remedy aft’ >rd*. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the Purposes of Family Physic, are so composed that disease within the range ofthoir action cau rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search and cleanse, and invigo rate every portion of the human organism, correcting it* diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. Asa consequence of these proportte*, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility i* as tonished to find hi* health nr energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting Not only do they cure every day complaints of eve rybody, but also many formidable and dangerous .dis eases The agent below named is pleased to furnish gra’is my American Almanac, containing certificates i their cures amt directions for their usein tho following complaints: CMnmM, Heartburn , Ilcadarhe, amnua from Disordered Stomach, .Yiiusc.i, Indigestion, Tam in and .Morbid Inaction of thr Bowels, Flatulency . Loss of Appe tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising tVom a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an excellent alterative for the renovat on ofthe blood, and the restoration o# tone and strength to the system and hililatcd by disease. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Coiif(hH f CJolits. Influenza, lioarsneMS, Croun, Incipient Coiimiiii pt I on, anil for the relief of Consumptive l*a tlcnt* In ndvnncrd Mngr* ofthe dis ease . Ho wide i* the field of its usefulness, and s< nunio* rousare the cases of its cures, that almost every sec tion ot country ahounds in persons publicly known, who havebee'n re- tored Irom alarming and even des perate diseases of the lungs by it* use. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind in too apparent to escape ohfr rvation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing aud dan gerous afi'octions ofthe pulmonary organs that are in j cidentto our climate. While many intirior remedies thrust upon tiicommunity have tailed and been dis carded this has gained friends by every trial, confer red benefit* on the afflicted they can never forget, aud produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to he forgotten PREPARED BY €. AYER X CO., LOWELL, MASS., All onr remedies ftifiale by lIAVILAND, CLARK* GEORGE,) JOHEl’ll TUCKER, .!. M. GIBBON, Mobilo, Ala > WM II GILL, Warsaw. Ala l[ , ‘And l\ all Druggists in rily and country. March IV, iß6o—dwly. rEtQTHERsI dully speaking in the praise of DR. EATON’S INFANTILE CORDIAL, and why I because'it never fails la afford mslantanriu* relief when given in time It acts like magic., and one trial alone will convince you what we say is true. It contains N PAREGORIC OR OPIATE of any kind, and therefore relieves by removing the sufferings of your child, instead of deadening it* sensi bilities For this reason it commends itself as the on ly reliable preparation now known for Children Teel lilu. Diarrhoea, Dysentery, <Jrl nliiK in Ihe Howe la, Acidity of the Sto mm h, W lnd,tCold In the Head, and frnuji, also/or *oftrmni 7 the gum*, reducing inflamation regulating the howls, and relieving pi nit, it has iui eipini lieing an anti-epasmoebe it is nsod in unfailing success ill till coses of Convulsions or other Fits. Jh poll value the Itfc ami health of your children, and wish to save them from those soil ond blighting conseyucntce which are certain to result from the use of narcuti's of which all other remedies for Infantile Complaints are composed, take none hilt l>r. Ki*ton’s Infantile Cordial,tins you ran rely upon. It is jierfectly Innnless, and cannot injure the most delicate infant. Price 24 cents. Full directions accompany ench bottle. I’rer aredon ly lv ( HUM II A DUPONT, No. 401) Broadway, New York. H^OOD Healthy Intmun Ulood upon being ANALYZED always presents its with the same essential eleuieii;*, and gives of course the True Standard. Anal lyy.e the Blood of a person from Consump tion. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Hcroftila, itc. und we find in every instance certain definenries in the red globules of Bl’ od Supply these deficiencies, ami you tire made well. Tin- Ulood Food 1* founded upon this Theory—hence its astonishing .success. There are FIVE PREPARATIONS ndapie lto the deficien’ ie* of the'Blood i different discuses. For Coughs, Colds, Bronclxllls or any affection whatever of the Throat or Ijiingfc, including CoiiNUinptloii, use No. I, which is also the No for Depression of Spir its, Loss of Appetite, and lor all chronic complMlnts, nrisiug from overuse, gruersl debility, anti nervous prostration. No. 2. for Liver com pin uts, No. 3 for Dyspep sia. Being already prepared for absorption it is Taken by drops mid carried immediately into circulation, so that wlmt yo 1 gar* you retain. .The No. 4 h lor Female Irregn loriites, Hysteria, and Weaknesses, Ac. Hee special dire lion* lor this For Matt It brum, Krnptlons,|Hci o fulouM, Kidney and llladder com plulnt * take No 0. In nil casesUie dlreciions must be strict ly followed. Price of the Blood Food, ftl per bottle. Hold by CHURCH A DUPONT, Druggists, No. 30 Maiden Lane, New York. For sale by Acee fc Iverson, Pombertou A Car ter, J. A. Whiteeido A Cos., Urquhart *t Chap man, and J. W. Brook*, Cohimbus. March 29-dwtf r. li.ee, 1). i>. H Denial Surgeon, OKFICBComor Bruail .ml Randolph btreot., COt.VMUtiS U KORQIA. December 17. IB6A. wAdtf. JMKk J - FOGLE & so;i ’ D ENTISTS, on Randolph Street, neur Broad, COLUMBUS, <;a. Columbus, Dec. 9, 1867. dAwti. NOTICE To Farmers & Planters, REESE’S I ‘HOSPHOPERUVI AN OR Manipulated buano! rpHE univerMl success that has attended Him use X of the'above valuuble fertilizer in this section fins already prompted Urge orders .from our Planters lor the com mg season. Our Farmer* and Planter* are requesiad to send in their order* Immediately to insure delivery in time for use, We are now making arrangements far a large suoply ‘ Gl'NliV* < f) GulmnlMi*, Dec. P—dltwtf machine Sewing. LADIEH, save your Unger*. AH deeeriptlon* of Hewing, far Famlliee. Hotel*. P ontati-ns. Ac. done at the Hales Room of the drover ar Baker Hewing Machines. 58 Broad Htreet Ladies wishing instruction on the Grove,’ A iluker Machine will be wuited en bv Mis* l ook at tbo sale* room, or at their re*inence in any part of the city Coin mbits, Hept22 -dlwlf D KEITH, \gnit MU3COQEE R OHA N O E Os SCHEDULE. ON and afier lifith Feh. fay>. the Evening ; Mail Train will leave Columbus at 3.JK) p. m , mul ar rive at Macon at U.t)s p. m. Leave Macon al 11.30 p . in. arrive at Columbu* at 5.35 a. m. The Morning Mail Train will leave at 3.15a. in. and arrive at Mncon 8.56 n. Dt. Leave Macon 0.45 p. m. arrive at Columbu* at 130 p. in. \Y 1,. CLARK, Hunt. Coiunibun, Feb. 87—dwtt. LONaaTREET, BRADFORD & CO MAMU ACrUKISRH AND WttOLKSAMi IH4 A 1.1311S IN < liauge ot Schedule. ■i i o **¥ 0t MUNTGOMKIii AND Wbti'l I’ulM UAH. UO 4l l.u.ue \v. Os Pic it Montuomkkv NYkht Point R, R. COLUMBUS, Aug. IC.lttfiP < Lo HE CONNECTIONS. f J , lIHOUGJIIo Memphis, Nashville aud New York, X (via Knoxville) per netontuiodalion Train, leav ing 11 45 p. m. Mail Trains LeaveCnhimbu* 6.15a. m. Arrive at Moutgoiuery 13 in. Arrive at West Point 3.85 p in. Leave Columbus... 8.45 p m Arrive at Montgomery If 45u.in. Arrive West Point ‘i.4sa. ni. Leave Montgomery at.. 8 36 a. m. Leave West Point” 6.15 a. in. Arrive at Columbus ~.3.45p,m, Leave Montgomery 8.45 p in. Leave West Point. 3.50 p.ni. Arrive atColumbu* 3. a. m. Freight Traiu leaves Columbus m 4 *. M. Atnvesut 13.08 1* M. Freight Arrangenent UETWIiEN ATLANTA &OOI.t!MBt)S. BY an arrangement between the Railroad Companies composing the two routes from Atlanta to Colum bus, concluded at their convention at savannah on the 16Ut Instant, it was agreed ‘hat the following rules between Atlanta and Columbus shall govern, taking effect trom the Ist day ot May 1857 VIA WEST POINT. Com per bushel 11c. Wheat 13; Out* 8; Bacon Whisky, Flour, in sack* or barrels per 100 lbs 3ftc:— Bugging, Rope, Lard in cans or bbl* per 100 lb* 45c. Coal, Pig Iron, by carload, per t 00,83.70. 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 bids, per 100 pounds 55cents. Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, per inuf>4.tlbc. J L. MDBTIAN, President Muscogee R R GKO. W.ADAMH, SuperintendentHotuhweslcrn iloiltoad EMEKHON FOOTE, Superintendent Macon and Western Railroad [GEO. G HULL. Superintendent Atlantuand LuGranpe Kuilroad SAM I. G. JONES, Eugineer aud Superintendent M * W. P It. Aug. 17, 1859 -d*wit. MOBILE AND (HEARD E.lt. f|4HE Pasflengcr ami Freight Train will leave A Girard nt *2 p. in. daity,connecting n Silver Run with a daily line of Stages to Villola, Glettuvilc, Eu fanlal'cit Gaines atm Marianna, Fla, Aud .at Hunpen sion wituthe stages daily fur Midway, and Hardaway. Leaving 11 nion Springs at 4 a. tn. daily, the cars will reach Girard at 7 a. nc, connecting with tho Opelika and Muscogee Train*. jp s ’Dupltwle receipts must accompany all Freight Whipped. fnTAll Irnght must be paid before Goods will he discharged. Freiglit delivered at the dejwH before lour o’c ock p. nt. will he shipped the following day. Freight* for station Number 1 (Fort Mitchell) must ho prepaid Way freight tmi-i, in all Cason, he paid in advance JOHN HOWARD, Nov. I—dwtf. Eugineer * Hupt. SAVANNAH & OHAHI.ESTON STB4M PACK RT bIN V. . Tlte fctenmei WM. HEABUOOK, Capt. F. BARDEN, will shortly take her place on llti* Line, leaving Hcvnn null and Charleston twice u week. Having 11 through freight arrangement with the Central Railroad and its connection*, all freights he* tween Charleston and the interior of Georgia,consign ed to the agent* of this hue, will he forwarded with despair h 1101 free of ohargrj. J. P, BROOK)*, Agent Savannah. C. LAPITTC f* CO. Charleston. Nov. 44- dwtl I’laiitiilion Kcnti'il. Attlock’a Cotton Plantation Record. AX!> ACOOCNT BOOK. .1 ust received at J. W. I'EASE'S BookSturo. uinr. 30 dwtf. Beware of Mineral Poisons DR. J. DOVER mn Celebrated VEGETABLE MBDICINBS, HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS. Cure of Incipient Con*nni|ilUMt, Weak l’ Lungs, Weak Biomur.li, Indigestion, iDyspopsin, General or Nervoii* Debility, Piles and all Dtaeasos re(|uiring a Tunic, are unsurptuised. They are made of pare Sherry W int*, and aside frorti their niedicinsl prqperlies, they are u most wholesome and delightlul Beverage. HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC, Is n <*r’ remedy for Costive ness, liver Complaint and Lys|M-|iKia They are pleasant to the taste; sure in llieir operation; and us u CafltarU':, entirely, effect ually and positircly supercede the nut of I‘ills, an uause ouh und disagreeable to ibe taste. His Imperial Gin Bitters, Acton the Kidneys, Bladder and’l’nnary Organa, and are a superior remedy tor Dyspepsia, connected with Liver Complaint in ufi its forms. For Female Obsimctions, They are truly valuable, made of ‘Pure Iloliand Oin, pleasant and agreeable to the taste, and unay he weti termed a ne senary FEMALE COMPANION. HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP, For Infants, Children nnd Delicate Females, ix cer tainly one of the Most desirable and valuable Medi cines in the world It is a perfect substitute for Culo mel, acting tm the Liver, removing all nfatructinn* in the Bowels, curing Cmtiveness, indigesiion, and Dys ptqis a Although it is its sure and effectual in its operations as Calomel yet it i* so delicious to the taste, that children will cry for it. and it is us gentle, innocent and harmless as the dew* of Heaven. Thou sands of mother* throughout the land will bless the discoverer of this invaluable Medicine. Sole fa hole Bale and Retail Agent* at Savannah, STEWART A Bl TLKII, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Medicines, Chemi cals, Perfumery, & • , Corner of Broughton umi Mar tian! street. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD Bc. CO. Proprietors, hi!) & 641 Broadway, New York. . Sold in ‘ t Columbus by ACRE A-IVERSON, and JOHN W. BROOKS J. P. STiCKLAND, Taihouon. March 26 —ditwlv Southern Mutual Life Insurance Cos. EXTRACTS from till! last report of the above Company show: Balance on bund Sept. Ist. JBSD BH7,ITJ Re.rrived for Premium* 186!*.. . 71,1*44 Interest on Investments ... 10.464—#230,770 Paid losses in iB6O 20,060 Dividend to Policy holders 7,670 Expenses, Commissions and surren dered Policies 0,564- 49.304 Balance on hand Bept. I*l, 1840.... *106,384 Profits <>t last year <552,017 The above statement* show the Company to he prosperous and entirely safe. For further information, apply at our office in J W. PEAKK’rf Hook Store. POND & WILCOX, Agent*. Columbus, Feb. 20, 1360. dw3m. HEliiMNG’tf PATENT CHAMPION FIfUS A BCROLAH PROOF BAFBB. With Hall’s Patf.xt.l’owiie* Pooor Lock*. Uis same that were an.orded separate msdals at the Word's Fair, London. 1851. nod Die Word’s Fair, New York, 1853, and ARE THE ONLV American Hafes tliat were awarded medal* at the London World’s Fair. These Hnfc* form the most perfect Mecurity against Fire and Burglars of any Buies ever offered to the public. I*l,ooo UK WARD, Will he paid to any person that can show that a Ilei ring’s Patent Champion Hali* ever failed to preserve it* contents in an accidental fire. H. 1 . HERRING & CO., Manufacturers, No 251 llroadwuy.cor. Murray St. New Fork 54 him] and 54 Gravicr Htrect, N. O. . Aokmtr. —It. W. Knowles, Riehmond, Va j R. F. Lester, Petersburg, V’u ; Rowland Brothers, Norfolk, Va.; J. 11. Thompson t*. (Jo., Lynchburg, Va.; J. R. Blossom, Wilmington, N. C ; W Herring Sc Hon, At lanta, G a.; La Roche 4c tell, Hnvannah, Ga,; J. M 4’ 11. F Reed, West Point,Ga.; Holmes * Cos. Charles on. *. C 1 *"11 dw3m. CITY TAX RETURNS. VTOTICE i* hereby given that Hie Books for the IN City Tux lleturiM are now and will be kept open till the 15th dayofMav next, ut Kl 4 Broad Street. CALVIN BTHATTON. Clerk, t ollimbus, 4pril fall. IM6O-—did uvm MAH More Frizes than Blanks. [By Authority of tU State of Oooryia.] On (b. Plan of Ulnfl. Nnmbcra. (LONmiMTEQ LSTTlifillt Ot Georgia. Authorized by a special act ofthe Legislature, Ibr Ut benefit of academies and for other purfftree*. HODGES, DAVIS & CO., MANAGERS. MACON, QIiOKUIA, Capital Prize 3-70,000. TICKETS ONLY BIGHT DOLLARS Halves 84. .Quarter* 83. Eighths 81. Prize* payable In still without deduction. Purchasers in buying 10 Tickets, when lire number* end in 1,3, 3, 4,3, n, 7,8, 9,0, are guaranteed a pri ol twenty-five dollars. CLASS 31 DRAWS ON, SATURDAY, APRIL TANARUS, IHOO. CLASS 33 DRAWHON SATURDAY, ABRIL 14, 1 HO. CLASS 30 DRAWH ON SATURDAY, APRIL ‘AI, 1800. CLASS 34 DRAWH ON ’.SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 1860 CLASS 3S DRAW ONR SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1800. 26230 PRIZES Amounting to $971,000. Will be distributed according to the following <*UA\l> SCHEME! TO BE DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY. 1 Prize of *70,0(H) 5 Prize* of 500 1 “ 30,000 ]0 “ 300 1 “ 10,000 30 *• 100 1 “ 5,000 100 •• 50 1 “ 3,000 100 “ 35 I 3,000 . 5000 “ 5 3 Prizes of 1,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of *3OO approxitn'g to 870,000 prize are 13,00 4 “ 300 “ 30,000 ** 800 4 ** 150 10,000 •* mhi 4 “ Ilk) “ 5,000 M 400 4 *’ 90 3,000 “ 360 4 •* SO “ 3,000 “ 330 13 “ 60 “ 1,000 •* 731* UO “ 50 ■’ 500 “ 1,000 40 “ 30 300 •* 1,030 80 - 20 “ 100 • 1,600 400 “ 15 “ 50 ** tt.ooo 400 “ 10 “ 35 •* 4,000 36,330 Prizes amounting to.. 8371,306 <.’rtiiicale*ol Packages of 10 Whole’llir.kels..*ss.oo •• ** 10 Hall 37.60 •• * 10 Quarn.i “... 13,75 “ ” 10 Eighth* “ 0.87 Thi* i* the risk, and with 6 entitles the holder In a he draws ov<trß3s. THE COMBINATION LOTTRRIEH uN Til THREE NUMBER PLAN. Are Drawn Every Day, TICKETS FROM 81 )0 816 EACH the EXTRA (.LASS! On the CITY PLAN by which purchasers can *e act their own numbers, and pay any amount for Ticket?, are Drawn every day. IN ORDERING TICKETH (*R CERTIFICATE#, Enclose llie money to our address for the tickets or dered, on receipt of which they will he forwarded b) first mall. Purchasers can have tickets ending tunny figure they may designate. The list of drawn numbers and prizes w ill he sent to purchasers immediately after the draw ing. All prizes of 81,000 and under paid Immediately af ter the drawing. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Those who prefer not sending money by mail can use the EXP RE 88 COMPANIES, whereby money for Tickets.in sum* of Eight Dollars and upwards,can be sent us AT Ol K HIHK AND EXPENSE, from any city or towu where there is on Express Office.— The money and order must he enclosed in a Govern ment Post Office Htainped Envelope, or the Express Companies cannot receive them. All communications strictly confidential. Purchasers will please write their signature plain,ai-d give their post office, county and State. Circulars containing full explanations us out schemes, Ac., will he forwarded by Mail to auy one sending us his address. !£/■* A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, will he published after every drawing in,tlie American Republic, Macon, Gn., a specimen of which will be sent to everv purchaser. Address order* for Tickets or certificates to IIODGEH, DAVIB A CO.. JMii.ise. tieorgue Bept. 10. 185'J.-dlv BOOTS AND SHOES WE have now ‘u Store our SUMMER STOC of Gents, Ladi- , Missei & Chit tren's • BOOTS Sc SHOES, which for quality, quantity, and economy to the purchaser, surpasses anything brought her®.— Among our Stock maj be found— FOR GENTLEMEN, Gents’ French Calf Pump Boots, “ “ Light Welt, “ “ “ Calf Oxford Ties, *•. Kid ** •• French Calf Low Shoes, Pumps, and *• Glove “ “ “ light weltod, *• Congrest Calf Gaiters, ft “ Kid “ •• “ Pat. Leather Gaiters, “ Silk “ “ Opera ” •1 •• Union “ •* Lasting Ties, a Pat. Leather Oxfords, I'unips A % •• Scott Ties, •1 Slippers with nnd withouthocla, Highland Ties, And numerous other kinds both fine anti oummon, FOR LADIES. Finest Kid and Morocco Lace and Congress Boots, tbin soles, with and without heels. Finest silk warp lasting lace and Congress do. Serge do Berro, do do do do. Eugene do do do do Italian aud English do do do. French and Glove Kid do do do. ” Kid Heel Slippers, English Kid and Morapoodo. English Lasting do do. Velvet Toilet Slippers. French Embroidered Slippers, Whito Kid Slippers. Kid and Morocco Buskins, French Kid Ties, Calf and Goat lace Boots, with and without heels. MISSES. Misses’ Glove Kid Congress Boots, English do. with and without heels. “ Silk warp, Sorgo, nnd 44 English lasting—Congress A Lace Gait ers, with and without heels, 44 Fine Kid Slipperßwith A without heels 4 ‘ Whit© Kid Slippers, 44 School Shoe®—something durable. CHILDREN Children’s Congress heel Gaitcrr, “ Lace heel Gaiters, 44 Kid “ Slippers, • 4 44 44 Boots, and about SO ad ditional kinds with and without heels. \ I.ARE STOCK OF Negro Brogans and Servants SHOES, Sewed and Pegged, oonstantl* on hand. Wa are receiving fresh Goods every woek from our own Factories. To Country Merchants and Traders WK OFFBB OUK OOODS A NEW YORK PRICES. Only Ono Price From which tliero will be no doviation in any lu stance. A. C. SAUNDERS &, CO. 102 Broad Street—Noxt Door to J. Kyle A Cos. Columbus, Du. May 24. dwtf TRUNKS , TRUNKS l EUGENIS Trunks, Saratoga French, Solo Leather, and various other Trunks for LAI)IKS AND GENTLEMEN. Algo Bonnot Boxc, i.ontbor Bagn, PaUlglM Bang. Vatifcg. An. For " ‘'try loir at 8 ’ A. O.SANDKRS4 CO’S Boot and Shoe Store 102 Broad St. Columbus, July 4,1869. dwtf. EMPLOYMENT. #SO to #IOO per Month. K/ W V ACTIVE, energetic VOI/NO MEN are win* yUw ted to act as agents in an easy, imeftil and honorable business, by which tiiey ran ierttitly make from #BO to §IOO per month. There it no humbug here .'.£ll Fr Ml ipailUw lars, terms, Ac, address (enclosing three poslifw np. inqr{EFd TMHV . D- 10 srfimin Rockingham, C. I Ayer’s Cathartic Pills.
