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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1860)
*‘ZffilriUl*bfor m ftwu me, Ai§ t kiaa W oft antraaU *•, j ■ wSn 6h*4 tk* llf*‘•klulnf “t o*ar7 *bi*aa wmm bIMM bureiu Oaljr a*aa •boat llim; Bat <mu> bar Owl bu *lvn Huofa burt Pi That ftrab i >limin;f. * And her aw*et voice ever rmrlnv Beovty oior tba wrapt bean brtnxinis 8 wool U art. With bar aaany hair no early: With bar taath ao whita aud peetlj, I bare mat bar lato aud early By tba arayi Aod I taka bar hand aud {irate it la aiy own, juet to earaat it— “PmuyUttla hand - Ood bleu it!” I do any. May the world amUa kindly on he,. Baaadietiooa Tall upon bar, Angel, be bar guard of honor, da ehagoee Through thin world of aure, aingiog. Ponca to troubled epinla bringing, !fa grief har poor heart wringing With Ita wore. May tba aweaumt harp in Liearen ) Krighto,t crown that e’er wee given, Whore the wave* of life urn driven Pact the thrown, Keho to the dainty toger,’ ‘Pon hot pure brow aror linger. Wbilw aaeb angel fa n aingnr. Calling bomn. /Vow dt JToaatt Spterr AVer fro,. * bPEAg CKhUT. Spank gently to the erring. If thoo would,t e’er reeell Thu elope of the mieguided To the patha.tbat welcome all. Speak gently to the faithful, If thou wouldet have them keep That oourae that laada thorn aafely Aarou llfo'a threatening deep. Speak gently to the lored onee. At one by one they eome, To gather with tbee round the Ire In thy paternal home. Speak gently, very gently, For word, of love and troth, May touch the heart of adamant. In the aged rta lb* youth, ftpaak gently, yon, Kpeitk gantl.v. Consider the eontrol A word that's gutitly epoken May here upon the soul. From the Buthern Renner u mm fluggeeted by tk* death qf Oof, Fmnrie Hurt. • r EDWAHD Me OARDKV. Through the flow’ry fields end the genial salt Os lae balmy Booth he came; Tern from his friends, so precious end dear. To knee! at the altar of feme. Hem on the bonks of this dork rolling tide, No voice to comfort or cheer, Tbit son of the South, in the cenilb of pride. Wasdoamed to Vest on bis bier. The earage was melted in grief; Tho* stern, nod feerlcss, and brave, As kt gesed on the form of the Chief Whose life no human could save. ’Twm the hand of the stranger be fell; The tenr of the stranger wm shed; ‘Twm the form of the stranger that knell, And prayed by the side of bis hoi. ‘ Bolivia*, Nebraska, January 20th, 1800. TO MABiB. Tboy ear's departing beauty hides Os wintry stores the sullen threat: But io the sternest frown übides A look sf kindly promise yefJ Thou bring’st the hope of those calm skies, And that soft time of sunny showers, When the wide bloom, on earth that lies, Seems of a brighter world thau ours. Bryant. •■OPl'iaO MAUI EAMT AMD AUItCIIAMM..— \ |M.- etical youog lady of I’nioutown, Al., a few day* sent the following order to a dry good* Moii: Os a whale, a monster that inhabit* the soa, A do ten of hi* bone* you will please Mend to me, Alio, of ailk, two skeins I will take, To finish a garment I hare to make; The color shall be black or blue, And you may choose between the two. Amuturh Versk.- It it our honoraUo privi lege to give t#tho world another verso of “Ole Uncle Ned,” never before published, but written and tuug by the original author. It lean Im portant addend* to the picture: “Duel© Ned’s ole dog laid down by his grave And ho howled in the light of do mom ; .And be wonder’d if Ned would’nt come back again To hunt for de possum and da ooon.” Enclasp and Cottow.—lu 184# the cotton manufacture of the United Kingdom of U real Britain employed 28,010,727 spindles, busy; in 2210 establishment*, and turned by 07,132 en gine*, representing an addition of productive foree to the wealth of the empire equal to thut of 1,600,000 men. The work people actually anga in Lh.s industry amounted to 370/212. Add | the number of individuals dependent upon thews work people, those interested in the maritime, raeicautile and transportation service!*, and kept iu motion by the results us their labor, and we reach an aggregate which it is not easily possible to over-estimate. The l)uko of Argyle in allu ding, in the Unu* of Lord* to this subject, de clared that England, in her actual reliance upon -America fur raw material for her cotton manu factures, is simply “sleeping upon a voloaue,’* in permitting a population of nearly two mil lions of souls, vrone-fonrtoenih of the inhabitants of the United Kingdom, to become almost abso lutely dependent, for their won pat ion uml means of daily maintenance, upon tile continued in dustry and prosperity of u riuglo foreign eonn tT- reechos of faith !'* screamed Mrs. Part iagten, as she heard that term applied to Afexi ean violation* of an armistico. “Well, 1 wonder wbat they will have neat. 1 have beam teUof cloaks of hypocrisy, and robes of puri y, but I sever heard of breeches of faith before. I hope they're made of something that won’t change and ware out, as old Deacon Hudgins’ faith did, for his was always changing, lie went from believ ing that nohody would he, and at last turned out a phrenologer, and didn't believe iu nothing. I Wonder if it's strong as coast hi urn?” And she hit off her thread and prepared anew necdle ful MICOX FaCTORT—OOMfUUENT TO W B Holt, Ksq.— We learn that last Monday, on ocoasion of the retirement ofW. 8. H It, Esq., from the man agement of the Macon Cotton Mills, a position which he has long filled with almost unexampled success, the operatives presented hitu with a beautiful Silver Salver and Goblet, appropriately inscribed, as a testimonial of their respect and gratitude—and a verv gratifying testimonial it must have been. Col. Holt retires from the Agency of the Mills with the gratifying con* soiousaess not only of having brought order out of oonfusiott and redeemed the ventures of the stockholders in the ooneern, but with the kindly and grateful remembrance of the foree employed on toe Mills Meta succeeded by Mr. T. L llolt, with the benefit of considerable experience under hit predecessor. —Metro a Daily TVuyrujjA. 1 ‘-s*SM —i Lasso* run the Ladies.—An exchange says: A gentleman who had often been annoyed by the habit of waiting a long time for the making of the t iletsof those ladies he had escorted to balls was recently invited, by one of the ladies to at tend a leap year ball dowu oast. The lady calk'd for hitu at the appointed hour, but he was not “quite ready.” Our lady friend was ushered in to the parlor, and had the pleasure of waiting until nearly ten o'clock fur the gentleman to “dreaa.” The joke was well takcu, but was so well done that the fame thereof had extended to almost every person in the ball room in the course es the neat boar. t J -—*-— What tmevDowith Kan* i* Ja‘ax Tho moat singular arm which tho Jap&uiMK} employ in tha battle field is the war fan. Thin i* a paper faa of* larger sixe than usual, tho sheath* of which aro made of iron, so that if, fatigued by a violent peraonal eocouuter, a warror gets down for a moment to rent and cool himself, and if un expectedly attacked, he immediately bits hiaen omj over tha head with bts fan. The pattern on the fan ia the national emblem— a rad sun on a black ground; but the process of fanning onv’a aalf with an iroufan cannot bo cooling. Tba poor birda are not a very bold race, and yet* a great many of them die game. What goea moat against a fanner's grain ? If ie reaping machine. A aplendid ear but a very poor voice, as the organ-grinder Mid of tba donkey. < A quack advertises a compound that will cure •very thing from a had character tv a bad teuptr. Bit aalea are large, no doubt. ( JHPTh whisperer and adder are both to be i feared and shinned. 1 WM. B. BRANNON, ! ASCTOJAarr/r at x,a-w Columbus, (3-u. Office with B. Y. Martin —over Ounby A Cos. , Columbus, Oa. Jan. 14. djfcwfitn. JOMCpII |\ Poll, ATTORNEY AX I.AW, COLUMBUS, GKOROIA. tlFlLLaUenrt promptly to all business entrusted to W his cere in the counties of Muscogee, Hums Talbot, Taylor, Mai bin and CbatUhabebee ■ Office mi Randolph Hired, over lloli and Hutch In’* Office. Kept • Mfls. _ Marion Betlmne, attorney Cat x. aw, TAI.BOTTOM. Talbot Cos. Oa October 24, 184*. wtdtf. j None* A taw*, ATTORNEYS AT I, AW, | COLVMHUS, UEOHUIA. aTmTwieh wm a uwa j C- Office neat doer to the Port Office..#®’ I i. i, m*. dwtf. inn. M PHIblP*. WAITER 11. WEKMK. ‘ Philips A Weems, A-ttorncvs at Law, CRAWFORD, ADA. Will preclice iu the Court, of ltuccll County j —in the Supreme Court of the State, and in the j United States District Oort at .Montgomery. March 2d, IJfML-wAdlf. Rogers & Dcliratfcnreld, attorneys at law. VIENNA, Dooly County, Georgia, s. aoonits. m. nroaarrSMio. May 27, U*9 a. S. Stafford, Attorney at Law, 11I.AKK1.Y, JUIItY, CO„ HA, Blakely (1a... April 2, 1/411. wtf American Utinno! T.'IR sombtnattongW thlsOuoDo gives it high r*B put* as n fertilixer.anrf it is classed an fully equal to tbs Peruvian. A large supply expected at nn early da/ by OIJNBY It GO. Columbus. dwt P'Olt ruEjS. THE subscriber has on hand a few HTILLk fur the manufacturing of PKACIi BRANDY or WIIiH KEY, which he wiilssU at very low prime. Also Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware. of every variety and description, which can bn bought at lbs lowest rata* JOB WORK, Done at short notice and on the most liberal terms J 11. HICK*. Agnus. Nest door below Hans Hovel, Broad Htrent. July 18. Ikftfi—dwti. Of.’ JONES, ATfftmiXrXiX AT T.A-W, Union Springs, Ala. WILL pnitiM in the different Courts in Macau and adjoining counties. Kirict attention given to the Collection of Claims. February wfim M. 0. HOIiKKS ESQ., Attorney and Counttllor at law, Uilmer, Texas. MD ItODEKH. Ksq , Attorney and Counsel lot w at Law. nd Guner&l f.and Agent—will also attend promptly to the collection of Ciaims All com* intiniaiionH anawered without delay. Address, Dtl mer. Texas. fsbfi—Wtf. J. If. TAYJaOK. MM.TAYtaO AYLOR & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT I.AW. t’athbert, (<. Wild. I'BACTICK la Ilia C.,tinliaur llakrr.Clay, t’aliioun, Early, Randolph, Micwun A Terrell, ntid wiU gtv prompt attention to ail bitsiio's# entrus ld to them wivffl— wtf. Miorter, Chambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KDFAULA. ALA. WiU praetico In Barbour and tbo adjoining eountffifi of Alnbauia and Georgia. K. 11. HHOKTKR. W. n. (HAMURRH. 11. K. HHOUTKM. May 27, 1 KM. ts ; GULIMm & rURNIPSBfSD, ATTORNEYS A.X W FORT GAINES, .GA. Will practice in Clay and counties tn Goorgia, ami in Henry eouuty, Ala. A|r*> * lHfy—wtf Thanaa* u < obir, ATTORNEY AT LAW. PRESTON, Webster County, Ga. Will practice iu tho counties of Clay, Cb&tta hooohee, Webeter. Narly, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. Particular attention given to eoliecting and remitting. Jau2o 1867 —wtf. WM. r>. KLIM. TIIAUKUfI OLIVKIt. Liam A Oiivrr, ATTORNEY AT I.A-W, BUENA VISTA, MAIUON COUNTY,GA. Will prnotice iu the counties of Marion, Macon Stewart. Taylor, Chattahoochee, and any of the adjoining counties, when their services may bo reuuirod. Also in Ul District Court of the Tol led States for tho l>i*triot of Georgia. HX>tcinber 11* 18&B.—wtf. PRACTICAL DENTISTRY. OtTSMMAN, Dentbst. IN Itrwml .It,— Columbus, OVER THE MUSIC STORK WINTER BPILD’O, GIVES his undivided personal mVHBHLc&ro, and the benefit of hi* long to all patients. Heusi tlve and even painiut twtb, restored to usefulness, without pain. Diseased gums treated. Ether safely administered. Can supply temporary set# immediately alter extraction. Artificial tooth, fiUod in the finest stylo known to modern art warranted of natural appearance and comfortable wear. Defective principles in old plates remedied. Superior tooth powders, and uromatic gum washes, t r - suit eases; brushes ami (loss silk. To Dentists. First class gold foil, crystal gold, teeth plate, solder. A"., for sale. Columbus, (la., Jan. H, IbfiO. dAwly. 3STOTIOE.’ TMK Til BOOKS FOR MIMOtiKK (01,MY. I*OU v ILL t* opened at the More of Messrs. REDD, }v JOIINBON a CO .on the Firit Monday in April Next, and t kept open until the FIRT DaY Os JULY* and then <fcM-d; aud all who do not make returns hy lit that tune will be temrm-d in default, ami DOU BLE A\ D 1 The property owned the tiist dav of April by Tax Payors is the property to tm returned I would advise all to make oat a schedule of their taxable nrorerty and make iheir returns as soon as the Monks arc opened, ash will rave nine and trouble and add much to the Convenience of the Receiver IRA AC T MROORH, T k„ March fit’*, IttO mUlst July FA TORY HANDS WANTED AT THE “Eaalo Factory,” COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. r | 1 11 K KAGLK MANUFACTURING CO van eui* 1 ploy thirty more hands: Tney will give steady work and pood wages. You ug w omen ran earn fhnn 910 to #OO per month. Houses furnished hunilien Ore Os charge Jan. 0. IMP—w3i. j CASH FOR BONUS WANTED 50,000 LBS. BONES. whWb I will givr Oihi Dollar por one hundred I pound*. io lwdelivered to tnai my place, a fctw •ls| below the Carter Fsrto v. in Coluiiibu* RAMI'EI. M Cm HR AN. Columbus. Jan. Irt—wif. IiOWEB. 11 VATT &CO. Jobbing Al outiuiMlua.Mtrchsuis In Hoots, Shoos A Leather, No. ll* UCOLMQK PLAf K, Corner Murray Street, New York. ROBERT BONNER, (Former!j of Warm Springs, Ga.) Traveling Agent for (h abors firm, would respsotfullj so- Usit yenr patranags Jaali—wfciu* MRB. WINSLOW, A a esperifinced Nn rsc and Feinsle Physician, presents to the attention of mother*, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Tet-fliing, which greatly facilitate# the process of teething, by softening the gums, reducing sll inflammation- will allav all pain and spasmodic acilon, and is HUBK TO KBttULATB THEBOWKLS. Depend upon h, mothers, if will five,rest to yoiir se.lves, and RELIEF AND HRALTH TO YODB INFANT* W have put up and sold this artklv for over ten yearv, andean say, in efinfi'tenre and truth of It, wliai we have never |||iki been aide to sny of any other Ifllltl* medu incs-nev er has it faUedJWl fgl * rgie i' stance, to efier.t ft liinijlFVT iV cure, when | SS2 rt; SOOTHING zsi&s. i islactionby any vi ill h ’one who used ! it. On the con-1 lAt I , jtrary.al) ared. lighted with its operations, and sneak In terms of high. •# commendation of Hs magical eifects and medical I virtue#. Wespeak Inthi* mallei “what we do know,” alter ten years’ experience, and pledge our repututboi for the fulfilment’- f what we here declare. In almost every Instance where the infant * suffering from pain ; and exhaustion, relief will be found hi fifteen of two n- I tj minutes sfier tb syrup I* ftdUilnistr*d. I This valnaJilepreparatbrn is the prescription nfonerif I the most KXI’KRIENCKD and MKfLFDI, NIfRHRH in New England, andhas been used whh never-failing I success In] THOUSANDS OF CASJBS. It mu only relieves the child from pain, but invigor ates the stomach and bowels, corrects aridity, and gives | tone and energy to the wiiolo ayslem. It will uJ ! iustantiy relieve. j GRIPING IN THE BOWEL*. AND WIND COLIC, and ovtnoVHs I i'll |i ‘convulsions, i which, if not* rl/Ii [speedily reme ! died, end in / 111 If 1) |> V V’'death. We be ; lieveit the b*i ■*,;itnd surest reme dy in world, in Tlil/Tlfl I |all < fiees of DY rl KNTK It y| AND DIAR RIDEA IN CHILDREN whether it arises from teeth ing, or from any other cause. We would say to every mother who has a child suffering from any of the fore going complaints-no nor mkt vona rafcjcoiccs, not tub riiKn M'liK. bn o t on!r:nn, stand between your suf fering child and the relief that will b BURE— yes, All* HOLL'TBLY BURE to follow tba use of tills mod etna* if timely used. Full direr lions for using will ac i coinpHiiy each bottle. None genuine unless the fhr i simile of CUBTIB t PERKINH, New York, Is on the outside wrapper -1 Bold bv Diuggists timing horn Uie world i l'niN< IPX 1. 1 tv kick. No. UfCkoxa Btkmt, NY. Price onlycents per Mottle, Aug 3U, Ih6ii—dwly W SEAMSTRESS For Less Thau #ISOO. 9X0,000 worth of GROVER & BAKER’S FAMILY KKWIMJ M achines, FOR SALE. 1 Every Family can now have, at a reasonable price, u ttKAMHTHEHH with an iron arm. As an evidence of the superiority of Drover A Ha* , ker's Hewing Machines, it is enough to sav, there ! are now some 3V.UUO of them iu dally u.-e mid the de mand for them is increasing. Family. kJnntation and Dress maker’s Machines, are constantly kept on hand at No. M Broad Htreet, Columbus, (la., four doorsnbnve iliecornerof Mwnl.-y, Hodges lx Cos. Instructions fhr using the Machine* given free to those who wish to purchase. We submit the following certifies!#*, from well known gentlemen of this section, who have thorough j ly tested the Grover and Baker Hewing Machines, to Which is added the certifichtu of Mis. Gresham, n Drr-ss-Mako of this city (From Hon. James F Dowdell, La Fayette, Ala.) La Favettk.AU., March *O, Ihwi. Mr KElTH,Columbus, Qa. Dear Mir: I lake pleasure In reconup* ndlngGrover iA. Baker’s family Hewing Machine. We have us> ! ed the onk which we piiu-liosed of you, more ihat| six i months, and it is all that yon represented It to be It i la not only a convenience, bill w e regard it ttii indis- I pen sable necessity. Very respectfully, J I’. DOW DEM. (From Col. Nines Holt* f'nlutubus, Ga.| Grover A linker’s Hewing Machine has been in Use ; in my family for several month*, and bus given entire i satisfaction. It does not get out of order, rarely break*. I needle* or thread, >r gives trouble or delay in Its man age ruent. Its simplicity of construction, and the ease am! facility with which it can be used, cntoditotc a < putt ol'lls numerous chief excellencies. March 3.MBM*. HI.NEM liOJ.T • (From Mis M. Grcshara, Columbus.J 1 have been Mslngone ol’Gruwr A. Baker’s Hewikg ; Machines, in mV business of Dress Making, and cheer- i fully testify to the ease and rapidity with which my ‘ style ofwotk may be accputitlwhed by its use, to lie j simplicity of construction ami consequent ease nf tnuu- ■ ngefuent. No eonsideruttou could induce me to t . ‘ without one, t exchange it for uity other pattern I have seen MART GREK HAM. July Ist, IH&y. 11-'rmn 1. A. Itroknw U Co.,UommhtiN,Ga. W'enavcnsiHl one of Grover At Raker’s Hewing Machines iu our shop for three years past, and find it perfectly practicable, easily kepi in order, and well adapted to various kinds of work in a Tailor’s Hhop. We take pleasure in recommending it to the pubtie. Fob I. A. UnOKAW A CO l> KEITH, Agent. COLUMBUS, GBOHOUA Columbus. Nov fl. IBW*—uwtt HEM BOLL’S MEDICINES. EVIDENCE. EVIDENCE, KVl lid BKME. It ran, Hml, lUao 1 Ye uffiuti-d, read the following cerilllctitc ofu core of over twenty years’ standing : l>.T. H> nsolo—Dear Sir : 1 have boon trouMul with an aflHetkm ot the Bladder and Kidney* for over twenty j ar*; I have tried physician* in vain, and ui last concluded to <ive your genuine preparation atria) ms I had heurd it highly spoken of. It afforded uteliri mediate relief. I bavg.Hsed tliree bottles, and I have obtained more relief rrmn its effect and feel iiitu-h better than I have for twenty yeur* previous 1 have the greulest faith in its virtue* nud curative powers, and fdiuli do all in my power to make it know n to the ufttined Hoping thl* in a V prove ndvantagMiuatoyou ill assisting you to introduce the medicine. I am tmiv yours. M MeC'oßStrt x. Lewiston, Pa, J an. 58, 1857. Hhouid auy doubt My. McCormick’s ttattaiueni, he refers to tlm following gentlemen . lion. Wm. Uigler, ev Governor of Pennsylvania. How. Tin**, B. Florence, Philadelphia Hon. .. C Knox, Judge, Tiogaeounty. Pa. Hon, j h Black, Judge. Philadelphia. non. I) R. Porter, ex Governor Pennsylvania lion, I'iliis Lewis, Judge, Pliiiapciph|u flon. K, C Grier, Judge IK K. Court. lion, f* W. Woodward, Judge Philadelphia Hon W. A Porter, City Solicitor. Philadelphia. Hon, John Bigler, ex Governor California Hon K. Ranks. Auditor Guuerul, Washington, D C- And umnv Olliers,lf netTssurv. UK SI HOLD’S, IIEMHOLl)>8 IIK3I HOi.D’H lleiiihold's llrmtx.ld'a Hciuliuld's Hem hold’s Henibold's, fleinbold’s. Extract Huvhu, Extrarf Bttcliu. Extract Ituchii, Extrnvt Urn hit. FOR RBC'KKT AND DELICATE DIBORDKHB. f A positive ami epevilir remedy for diseases of the j IWaddn Graveb Kidneys. Dropsy, Organic Weakness i and till the diseases of the several organs, arising from j excesses, exposures and imprudom irs in lift, and j whether existing in either sax. nKMUOLD'B EXTRACT OF BtClll’ ! For Diseases of*the Bladder, Kidm j, Gravel, : Dropsy etr “ 111. StlloUi’rt Extract of Rucliu forßer.tct und Del- I cats Diseases. HF.MUULD'H Extrsvi of llurhu for Nervous and Dehi lined soitercra. UEMBOLD’H Extrnvt of Huchu for Loss of Memo, ry. Lo*s of Power, Dimness of Vision, Difficulty of Jlreathlug, Weak Nerves, and universal Latitude ol ; the muscii'ar system. IILMRni.D’B Exirart of Ruchu for all disuessing aihnenia—Ohstruviions, Irreguiauties, Excess in mar ried Ul'e, or early indiscretions Ac. UICM HOLD'S BUCHP for tlie Bladder. Uemhold's Ruclm for the Kulnev* I llsiulinld h Huvhu for the Gravel. 1 Henibold's Rmhn for Dropsy i llwmlinid’* Itochu for Nervousness, j llcmMd's Ruvhu for loss o’ Memory, loss of Pu i Heintnld’s Huvhu orC#nerol Debility. | Uemhold’s Huvhu lor Universal Lassitude. ( I lent lm id's Huvhu for Pajns in Hie ll.*u-k Ur mho d’s Biichii for ntistroeiiuii*, Irregularities, i lleuibold's Bin tin for Excesses arising from Indiscre tion and all diseases of the MEXPA ORGANS. Whether existing in Mule or Female, from whatever cause they tuftv hove originated, ami no mailer ol HOW LONG STANDING IIKMUOI.D'K Ul'till’ is accompanied hv tlie most reliable leriifirate* from Governors of Htuie*. Judges and Clergymen. Price #1 per hoitle, or six for 95, delivered lo soy addirss. A trial csta but a dollar—iro it. J W. Biooks. whole Mile amt retail agent fhrCntuni liu*. *ak for lleinhold’s. Take no other. Curea guaranteed. Jail. iU-dw h £. 8 MIN AIM ft 08., COLUMBUS, QA. WIIOLESALK ANI) RETAIL OROCBRS A PROVISION DEALERS 8 HAVE oil hand and will continue to receive a large aud well selected stock, emhravhig eve ry article in theirline, Wfakh are offered to then friends and the public at market prices- Come ••us. IMV dwtt New NUgar and Uulhnnch (it 111 IDM Hugar.all grades, ‘w* f 140 Bbis. aud bbls choice Molasses for sale by feMOdtf K lIAMNAKD ECO. Wlown nul(. t/Y HACKS for saio by •JU leblOdtf E. BARNAUI) At (►. HAVANA CIGARS, 100.( X)0 JSSSr2.'2I7Sr kT,ONI luirU-Kilir K DARNABII *<?o. MESS PORK. I(Wi tUiI.H for sale br lUvJ Feb. 18 —dwtf K BARNARD. 4x CO Plaining IPotatooH. FIIESH THOM ASTON LIME, PLASTER P 3 A.PITS, ASD KUSENOALE CEMENT, JUST Beeeiveti ind for Kale by FebtT -wtf F COLEMAN. WANTED, KII/1 Hl’WlSt* cl.:an, wollav.4C<iw Hair, OUU Fe).a7 •!. II V I.OI.CMAN. PLMBWtOY & CARTER, mmi Wholeialo Druggiiti, <-7 )g ISVITE Till. ATTEaTIOM Ui WB PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, TO TIIEIH lAROB RTOOf r.T PURE DRUGS, MKDIGINKS, Cbomicals, Faint*, Oil*, Ac. 111-VING mostly or (.’AHIi, lit Istge quanUtie- at i> the right tiinc and the right place, we are fuliy prepared to offer great inducement* to th* trad*', in * very article usuuhy h>ud in a first class Drugßto/e. We pay |a*rlicuiar aUenlion to The. Quality of our Goods, And fll l ARANTSK every article we sg)l to he STBICILY PUEE. WR OFFER RI’F.COi. BAttflAl.Nrt TO CASH BUYERS ! Ami fael confident that they ran do better with us than w ithuuy other house in the city Those who doubt nerd but try us, and find tho truth of our osaertions. REMEMBER THE SIGN OF THE BXjTTE mortar, NEXT SOOI AOOVK Sammin and Hoonty'e Furniture £?tn\r. Otlnmbus, Feb.s7—-wtscntlO Every Planter Wants One. R. G. WILLIAM’S Southern Cotton Pucker: ffjTAYYv I* nw in suecessiul oparatUa tbrouuliont • raHflajGeurgis, Alabama and TV,a*. i'at,iued as ib.L...i*ia# 186"> This Screw cannot he excelled In * heapness duruhtiiiy, or convenience. Every per* l forming piece of Uus r*crew is iron* Four hands, or | two hands undone mule can par k a bale of cotton { weighing front MW to 700 pounds in twi ntv minutes. | The screw can be attached to the Gut House with great convenience or built separately Warranted In last 10 yew#, State an* county rights fin sale by me. .'ind uiy lawful agents Individual lirlns and ; screws for sal# try tho*u to whom I hate sold County • Bight*. The Hcrew Iron can i e purchased ot various foundries for 970. Pertonsdesiring mp>nn tion will 1 nddrers R. G. WILUAM*. or T L. WILLIAM*. , Ilanntthatrhee.Gu. BEE CEimWCATES. Stewart County, (Ja., Jan. Ist, i by* Tin* i* to r.erllfv ihlt I have pack and iny entire* crop of Colton on It. U Wi hams’ Sontiiem Cotton 1 Barker, anu I am well pleased CHHRC-IULL ALLEN. W bst*r County, Oct JMh. WW. ‘j Mr. U G. Williams. Dear Hir:—l am now using your SiuilJtcrn Cotton Pinker, ami desiro no txrtti r i machine for Packing Colton. Yout*. * e. J W. BELL, j Houston Con ty, G Kept SOth, 1850. i This is in Certify that Pam now utdng H G Wii j lia*"s’ Cottoh I'io kor. and consider it far superior t* : Masse ’s Iron Strew, or any other machine that I j have seen for pa king'mtoii. J. N.OOFF February , ISt o—a 8m GPttBOIA—TRfiCP OBNTY'i Thixls to certify that I bought ••f'i. U. Williams tiie i Right of Troupe County i< GooigU. end rh-mil *■*. count/ in the Bias** of Alabsixn ihis Boiitiicrn Cot ton Packer patented Ju'y Sf'ih. •‘■.’■n, and that in a few months inn |ff|#t season. I erm ted ifiHrUseaof *ai*l ‘ P <ckeis, and all fm wlmrn I erected them expra**# themselvijs perfectly i-fitisrtfd; and i| )a , | would m>t now take fl-e thru** thn amountpaid for nld Right u# ! I have no fears from my |n*>; su> ress I nhail reelbre 1 mu*?h r."re than limt Amount in profits JOEL M CHIVE** A C.A 111 > I NOW have on hand n Itußenmaortmeht r,f VKIII ti.EK, of the finest material and choicest uiauofuc 1 turv ever before oithred in this market, r- ibradnf COAOHISB, BKRLINS. CAtgECUKa.I Muck Calerchea, Itockawsys, TOP AN O NO TOP BBOOF B, AI.HO, A SPLENDID STOCK OF New York Trotting Bugglei # T OF EVERY STYLE AND DESCRIPTION, w hich I offer on better terms titan ran be afforded Hm where, for cash or approved credit. 1 am about winding up my buntness, and w*>n|d he • nhligud to all indebted by note or m count, to call urn! i settle Other by cash or satisfactory rtintiu til. AH who lunit this will find their claims in the hand** of nn ut ttirney for collection. H i McKKK N. 11. All those who do (oit Intend paving without! being sued, are notified that five iter cent, will be de- j ducted by calling at ibe captuin's office aiui settling ! forth with 11. C McKKE. CulumßU*. January 11- wtf. 8100 Reward. r*j\ fiTUl.fiN from the subscriber n the flrjf N *bl instant, of night, my grey horse about about six yc-nr* *ld of fine sigs and in ■ , L good order, ilun uinin and tall, occasion cd by being tut >utj shod ,n front; n blaik ijuiltrd saddle; one spring stirrup and one plain stirrup, ami u double heiui stall In idle. I will pay the above reward for the thief aud horse, with pmofto convict th* thief, or! will pny a sstisfhc toiy reward for the horse nhme. Ilewosscen untkiug his wav towards RurncsviU# haxing on a rnll < (ow ned white hat, R. 0. HY AH*. Indian Hpring*, Kept. 17—Wtf. PILES, FISTULA, STRICTURE, CANCKRS AND SCROFULA CUUKD. ] J JAMPIII.KTK containing testimonials of tiu* highest j 1 rhai’ui ter, us to his succcm will h forwarded t*T f any that may wish them. Those wishing to test Ut efficacy of Dr. CLOPTON'rt w<*ndTt\il remedicv must i give a correct description of the disease. it ap|M*umr I iu it* incipient Mag*-, present condition, IncutHUi, Ac A three cent stamp must accompany all connuiuiica* tion* Address J. A CLOPTON, Huntsville. Ala. [ ( I REH GUARANTEED. nntrSbwlv, lnliriiinr) for Negroes. . DR3. BOZKM.AN Jk, STANFORD aro Jkf prepared to a fiord llo&pilul aceotuiuuda- Hons, o rossonab'.o terms, to negroes from the country, who may hs placid iu ■JL. ‘heir care, requiring aurgloal and inout el uttintion. J. F. BOZ) MAN. M. D. F. A. Si AN FORD. M.l>; (Office on Broad Street, Columbus, <l.) March 6rb, iß6o.—w3io. DAY 150AHDKRS. Jhabh. MHS. THOS. FORUKSTEH will no- OOtumodatS n few gentlemen s* liay Allli Boarders. Residence on Jachsou Street, next door to the Presbyterian Church. Term* moderate. out 28—dtf. Fancy Flour. Qf’| HBLM- Extrat'hmrc Maim Lout*, for v ■ t-* r frbffihltf I* UAItNAHIi A ( O WKBT INDIA MOLASSES, /%/ k BARRKI.H i hoseii fr *.v!h hv •*w mnrrh.Ol u dis V tt ,Mt\ XIM* * TO. ICIS PRESS) li LARD OIL. FOR sah hv 1>; At) I'RttI'IIAHT 3t (IIAPMAN lamp-Flreis of the Everglades; OK, WILD SPORTS OF THE SOUTH ! A NKW BOOK, just received at J. W, PS ASK'S fob. 18— ts. Book Store. BEDELL A WEEMS, A IE NTS FOR ItOIIIItMKVS BEAmvaifadMEßUD GUANO, TO (av. i) to iu; fgJOae-Halfbest Peruvian Guano Out) 1 tali’ Fine Ground Bono and the best Fhoi phatio Guano and to comm EiiiiiT run cut or xmuom.i. AND 4.1*#0 60 Per Cent. vs Ban* Phosphate of f.ime. January 3, lllMwtf Book Binding F'XBfTTEH In superior *tvle at tha ofllea of ih i GnlHmliniTtm> “ n i () Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral DR. LITTLE’S VERMIFUGE. In LARGE Dottle* and Vials. Nothing els# Is raqnired to rellova children of Worm*; aud bosldo* being on® of the cbmpost and b*a Vermifuges ever offered to tho public It* fre quent use In families will save much triable and sxpeu**, as well as the llvee of many children—for eight oat of every too casee generally reqaire It. LITTLE’S ANODYNE COUBH DROPS. A certain cure for tiuUU, Ooughe, BnmeSitli, AutKnut, Pain in the BrnoM ; also Orouji, Whoi/jAng Onuatu, Ae., 4tc., amonget (JkilAren. This If a pleaesui medictue to take, producing Ira- Uiedlote relief, and in nine oat of tea eases a prompt cure It exercise* tb® most controlling Influence over Dough* aud Irritation of the Lang* of any re medy known, often stopping the most violent la a fw h.iore, or at m<*et in a <iaf or two. Many cnees tboqglil to b* decidedly consumptive, have be**a promptly eared by aing a few bottlen. As anodyne expertora.it, wltbont astrlngtng the bowel*, it stand# j.iretounnt to all cough mixture®. LITTLE’S FRENCH MIXTURE. This is pronmred from a French Recipe (In the form* of Ho 1 aud 1; the first for the aeatc, and No. 2 for the chronic stage, ) and from its onsxainpled ■n**co*e Is likely to apermMie every other remedy for the cor® of disease* of the Kidneys and Bladder, (iononhmal, Hleim*irrbai, aud or Flti**r Albas affectloue This extensive compoand eoinbiuee properties totally different in taste no cburacter from any tbiug to be found to the United (Stale- i’barmsc(xßla. and in point of safety and *0! den ty Is not rivalled in Ameriea. LITTLES RINGWORM So TETTER OINTMENT. FORTIK, Wo. A. Hundreds of cases of Chronic Tottere, Bcald Beads and di***ei*e* of tbe skin generally, Lave been cared by this remedy ; and since the introduction of th No 2 preparation (being stronger; scarcely a case ha* bu n foaud that it will not effectually eradicate is a short time For the core of Cancerons Sores and Uit-ere It is applied lu the form of plasters, ana is elei'Mt iurallibie. In in ret Mu two bnndred place# In Georgia, and in il>® &*’otbru Mates, they are to be had ; aod *4 there s.evcauipM #b<iut who are eonuterfelting hi* ra-mMdi*--. by i'almlng off their own or somothing el**, by nali tfie same or eirullnr names (for ao pa teial.D watrl-'d <>r nerured amid the absurd eatenteof th* day,) let alt tie cantiiia*d to look well for th •'tnature wf tbe Proprietor, tbns:— aod s!*.< h.i* ‘■rfu® trtvtVS Into the g'-x*# if each botti* g>* u t. rs sod t.*urr# to fco ad reesed to LITTLE & BUO., # -v • Hr ; /Ml*, Mtacej, ‘Ja Nov. 14—wly. HS “f%io^ 01 I I’ • ff - V “*?•• •"■ • aH .. t. MOTT’S .. (nuili)br ( vfi 4’ills. • fl ♦ —■— An rtpftriont an<l •tomachic preparation of IKON par;fi< t! of Otygtn and Carbon by com bustion tn Hydroyeu, of bigrh medical anthor ity and extraordiaary nftioacy in each of thw lolbwintj via*: DEBILITY. NEBVOO3 AFFECTIONS. EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA. CONBTI PAXIOM SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE LIVE* COMPLAINTS RHEUMA TISM MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS MIS MENSTRUATION WHITES CHLOROBIB. etc., PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN. *. Tbe IRON btrin?? absorbed by the blood, and thue oircnlaiin? tbrmigh tho whole system, no part of tho body can escape their truly wonder ful influonc.o. The experience of thousands daily proves that no preparation of Ivon can for a moment be compared with it. Impuritie* of tbe blood, de pmaion of vital energy, pilo and otherwiie etoVty complexions iudioato ila uecesoty in al most every ooncdvable case. In all cases of fomale debility tflaor albue, chlorosis, etc.), its ©flhctsi aro renovating. No remedy has ever been discovered, in the whole history of medicine, which exerts inch prompt, happy, and fully restorative efiJccts. Good appetite, com plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength, with an unusual disposifen for active and choerful exorcise, immediately follow ita nse. Asa grand stomachic and genr-ral restorative it has no suporior and no rubstitntc. Flit h j> In u< It fl.it uiHnt tinXrt containing no J4tls, vt-e IHJ ci l'tv !M*r box • *Uc bos**, ff-4 M| Oi t- (losco liar. *■ S t*. alr y IJru ucrsili.v. Will be ml free to any Milrri* on iwlpl of tn* ytk*. All let tm, unkrei etc„ hlmjmHl Dr aditrcaarxl to R. B. LOCKE & CO.. General Agents. tit* BKOADWAT, 31 V. IVaU.-Thr abo* ■ * fwilmlls off IH# •tol (HI (;fh t’CX , For salt* by PEMBERTON A CARTER, Nov. H - wly Columbus, On. War! War! War! is unci.abed xoxiasT raiMs or any kiao nv DR. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! \KD vrv w ill Mntisficd by using j uue Dollar'* worth that they have no I'urthci uso ’ f.r Northern Lmimeqta. Foi Family and Plantation j use it lu* no equal It cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia 81 rains, Bui isc*, Ihirns, Fre*h Cuts, Pains in ths Back or Limit#, Cholic in man or beast and is the on. Jy certain remsdy known for Blind Hiaggorsinllorsss and cverv one will find it a saving of tune and mo. j ney hy keeping a supply on Kami. |D* Prepared hy Dr A W ALLEN. Columhus, G.i N'-iitf genuine tviiboat the rtignatmc and Heal of A. W AI.I.EN Foraak by t'RQUH\KT A CHAPMAN and J. W. BROOKB Columbus. WXKTEU-ft ivspoasib.c agent in every Houthein town and village. (pTCADTION TO EVERY BODY Don’t use any more Northern Liniment umil you have given the Houthern Limiucm u lair trial. CERTIFICATE. CoLiMsis. May 13, 1830. Dr. A. W. ALLEN—Dear elir: Allow us to present yon this certificate for your Mouthwn Liniment We have ud over a hundred bottle* of your valuable nn .liviiie during the last year, and dw not hesitate in *ii) lug Dial w e never saw a Liniment equal lo it, and hftve used all kinds We have used yours for Cholic h‘)*h for Negnie* and Howt * and in no instance has i tailed to efferl spve.lv relief WeNonsirier it an in* vohtable medicine ihr Cholic, Sprains, llrmscs Bwel- Fiesh Wounds. <* ,and would not be without It for any cvmsidnration. July 1 7 -wrif. J. VF.RNI)Y ACO LLMt'KIN HOUSE. I.UJII’KIN, STEWART CO. GA. subscriber, having purciiaaed the llgll abuve houw.ie resolved ti> umke it ouo i.iLworthy the patronsge of the travelling publio. Il good hire aud attentive aervaulM should entitle n lltjtel to custom, the uoddrwgned flatrere himself, that those who try him once, will com* again, (’ouoecied with the Hotel, are commo dious Stable* with trusty allers. OoUy wtj. JOHN \ ARB HOUGH. Sundries. r | l IIK subscribersxn- receiving Slid w(t| kocp con- I stantly on hand the following atticfos; No. 1 and 2 Mai kerel, in Half Kiti> and Kira, Hugar Cured llatn*—a choiceariicle, i Breaklkst Bacon, Bomked Beef, Be* f Tougues; j Also, th following artkh'S of tho best quality vir- Lime Plaster Paris, Hydraulic Ccninui, OypMium, Rlaeiing Powder and Hafoty Fuse. Rock and Alin to Knit N r. v4 w :’’: GUN BY A t O. isroTiou. J flu subfcrlber offin fl>r sale a valuable Farm tit the 7th DiMtictof Worth coun , t;aconsisting of Otto acres of Land, 130 or X. I'd) Acre#open Lands, anew Gin House and Hcrcw UjM'n the plaeS, ISO or ■JOO bead of Cattle, about tbo ssuie number of hogs, and SO head of sheep. Terms will t c made accommodating arid strictly so whn the cash t* offared. Enquire in Albany atJas. lllU*a Livoi y Htablcs, tor directions to the place. June 4—wtf THOS H. KENDALL. DISSOLUTION. ‘pHB legal cmiannciship of WELLH A McLENDON * ts this day dissolved in all maiteni pertiiiuing to and originating in the 4 ourt of Ordinary otTlay coun ty. The tormn wil practice in said Court, and the firm will continue to receive all pro(ks*inal buainess consigned lo their care, in ths Hupcrior Courts of Huuth-WestsrnGeorgia. JOHN C WILLS, A. McLENDON. Fort Gaines, Tab 11. 1800 raari—wlm AMERICAN WATCHES! IN GOLD AND SILVEK CABBB, Vh At Purple's old Bland, Jone’s New Building mmm Golamhuw. Ooorgia. mum Oct.4o—dwtf T.ff. BPEAH Southern Importation Wo are in receipt of a large stock of irxsh LxisrEisrs, TABLE AAPKI.IS, Xilnon H’lt-ffs tbo OF oun OWN IMPORTATION, AT TOUSUALLY LOW PRICES. MANLEY, IIODUKB i CO. j Columbus, Feb. 2‘J,—tf. Chattahoochee sheriff Sale* i 11/ ILL be aold before tbe Court Jfou** U<or j H in Cusseta. C hattahootline rounty, on the first ! Tueeitay in May next, within tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit; ! I/t of Land number AJ, in the filth di* rk.t of j said rountv, (’oiitaiutiig two hundred two and a half [ acres, more *-r lees, levied on ss the property of Hihon 1 L.insford to sans y sundry Jiiftire Court fl fas issued i from the Justice’* Coirt of the 678th district, G. M. In i fiivorof Hamuel D. Harp-property pointed out by riainfiff Levy made and returned to me by Mere - dirh Dillard, a Countable. JOHN G. BERRY, Hheriff. ! March 31, JfiflO. POSTPONED SALE. Wll.l.besnld before tbe Court House door in the in the town of Cusseta, Chattahoochee county, on the first Tuesday in May next, within the .egalhour* of sale the following property tft-wib Two acres of Land, more or less with the tppur tenk&eee and improvement#, tbet**ft, being a part ot 1 Lot numher forty-nine, in the 6th district o’ *aid county, M the properly of Jesse nrwood, to satis y • i\ fi fa issued rom the Hupeiior Court of said county, !in favor of K-N . Parke-, and another issued from said Kupetior Omrt in favor ol Helva St Youngblood, v. Johnson Sr Norwood—property pointed out by Platntiflk • JOHN G. BERRY, r h’ff. March GEORGIA—CIay County. Court of Ordinary, March Ttrm,\HbQ. 9. A. MrLENDON, Ordinary, Presiding RULE NlSl.—'Whereas James rlutltv*, g.. i. i n rs Missouri A. Sutllve, (now Missoori /. 1. wis ) having s| pl ed for Letters of Dumriasrti ,roins dd (.uurdianshlp: ttis ordered. That all persons concerned show cause, if auy they have, within the time prescribed by laW, why ss Id letters should not be grunted to said applicant at tbe Court of Ordinary obe held in and for said e->unty*n the first Monday in June next. A true extract from the the minutes of said Court, March Mh, IMu. npril 10—wfan it. A. McLENBON, Crdinu<y. Zacfcanah Pt ctor, i App'tcatlon to foreclose vs. v Mortgage m Marion Ko David Golden, )jror ourt, Mar.h, Term 1860. ON bearing the petluon acd uroofa of the petitioner in a ova stated case It U ordered by the Court that tiie Defendant, David U-dd>*n, do on or before tbe first day of nrXl term ot this Court pay into Court the sum or two thousand dollar*, the principal due on said Mortgage, with interest sreordmg to rhe tenor and es fee ot the not* siu said Mortgage mentioned, or that the said David Golden do show cauae at the next term of tills Court why hie equity of redemption In and u the Mortgaged premise*, to wit. lota of (and number sixty nine 16<i and on* hundred and twenty-six (lfifi) in the thirty first (31) district ot ongioally Lee, uow Marion county, should * ot be forever barred end fore closed to the extent of said sum of two thou van doL Urn. And it Is further ordered that this Rule and Or der be published once a month until the next Term of iJim Court in the Coiumb*4a Times, a public Gazette of this eiate. A true extract from tiie Minute* of Marlon Kupe tlor Court, March 13. GEORGE \V. McDLFFIE, Clerk. March IV, IfaJfi— laatfim. , GEORGIA, Marlon ( ouulyi I lOHN L Kmiib apfdie* lor Letteisol ! •# de bonis non on the estate of xvobert Brooks, de j eeaoed late of aid county; All person-- concerned, arc b* rebv notified to shew noise if any they have, why the administration of said I estste should trot be granted to naid applicant at the i Court of Ordinary to tv held in and fi>r said county on ; llie first M'.ml t) in May next. Given under my hand aud official sigruiure, Um i March 16th. 86U M AI.COM IIAUL Ord ! March lifih- w4t>d N < >ti< i:. r I'll AT about tbe 10th day of Dervnther last I gave X my ante l-*r 7 with W B. Mods well AN H. Leseui** secuM iea, to the Mu-c>gce fr*.n Work* t>., of Columbu*, pui-*bl at W atker M*ade A Co's house in M bile, Ala. Now a* the ronaiforat.o> baswhojol) foiled, 1 hereby nolily B person* that I am determm. ed not t*> gay it. GEORGE VAksOM. March 19, 1840.—vv sm* OiCOltGl A-a.Marloxx rouatyi IAtIKI N H. KEMP, applies fi.r 1.-ner* ol A.ln. j istration dr bonis non, on the eatate ofhanah Davis, dweased late of said county: AiijM-rsnu* concerned, are hereby notified to shew | causa, if any they have, why the Adin.mstrtttion ot anxd estate should not tie gr;uuvd to said applicant at the Court of Ordinary to b held in and for said coun* ty, on tiie first Monday in April next Given under my hai.d and official signature this February 50th, HfiO MACCOM HAIR, Oldinay Feb. 57th, 1860-wVd (•KOIIGI.V, Marlon County, JOHN 1.. H Mi l'll apnllr* for or AdminiMlra tion on th estate of Franei* A Brook* deceased, late -t said county; Ail peraons coin erned, are hereby notified to shew enuse, if any they have, whV the adrnlntstratiouofsail rotate shotiht not he granted to sai i applicant at the Court of Ordinary to be he'd iu and for said county on the firm Monday m May nett. Given under my hand and official signature this Mar blflth. i6 . MAI.COM HAIR, Ord March !Uth—w4fid. CtlCOauiA, Talbot County. Court of Ordinary, Ftb'y Term, 1850. RULE NISI. WHERE AH James HowilLadminieUator of Marthu llowill, (Mtfilion* this Court for letters of dis mission ironi said administration: He it ordered. That all persons couccmed ( and appear at the Be member tenn next ensuing of this Court, then and there to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters sould not b granted. A true extract firm ibe minute# of said Court, Feb. fitk, 1800. MARION BETHI NK. Ordinary. Feb. 13. wfiiu. UKOKGIA—Tstlbot County VJOTICE TO DEBTORH AND CHCDITORH.— j AN AU persons indebted to the estate ol John liatn ! mill, late of Talbot county, deceased, are hereby re quested to make immediate payment, and all persons | holding debts against said deceased, are hereby unti i fled to render them in lo us duly authenticated, with I in the time prescribed by law for pavmeat. THUS O. HBA( H, liEli IIAMMILL. l Allra ™ F’ebrnary 27, 16J0—tHOd GKOHGIA, Marion county. LARKIN I) KEMP applies f.*rl.etters of Adiuinia tr.tmn on the EsUie ofG. O. Davis, deceased, j late ol aaid rouniy. All persttna concerned are hereby notified to shew cause, (it any they have) why the administration cf said estate should not be granted to said apppiicant at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for sard county on the flrsi Monday in April next Given under my hand and offi. ial signature, this February th • t tn, itiOO. MAI.COM H AIR, Ord. I Pehniary 21th. IbOrt—w4u] G ALU persons hav n demands against Peteraon Pan.! -rs. tale of said countv deceased, are hereby notified to pre>ent them du y proven toms, within the time preset bed hy law, or they will not be paid, and ail petunia indebted to said de cased, are required to m he iiun'idia.e pavan nt JAMES 8. A! H’MB, Adm’r March M, 1660-w4od GEORGIA— Chattahoochee County: f|iWO months after date application will be made 1 lo the lion Court of Ordinary of Chattahoochee county for leave to sell the lands ami negroes belong ; mg to the estate of Peifrson Handers, tier'd. JAMES M AI.LI.MH, Adm’r. ! February 27th. IRsl w-Si*i. GEORGIA—CIay County.- ‘T'O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —Mrs A. 1 E. Piatt, widow of William Frail, late t*f said county, dt.censpd; having filed her petition in proper form to me, praying for Letters of Administration with the will annexed, on ibe estate of sail deceased: Tbi* is to ote all legaliv interested, credit rs, leg* alee*, and a*y other# imen-sied to be and appear at , the Coui* of Ordinal jr to be heJd in uud for said conn iv, on .iu> fiist Monday m M ty next, aud shew cause, if any they have, why Utters with the will mine ted. should not be granted to said pen -1 tionsr. I Given under mv hapd at office, April 9. lfifit) April? uSld rt A. .McLENDON, Ordinary. } NOTICE. fpwo MO.NTIIh arter data, application wrll be L made to the honorable Court of Ordinary of Clay | county for leave to sell th* iniereat of John W. Hut j live ami California J, ButUve, min r heirs of the laie John W. Huthve. deceased, late of said county, in ; and to the r al estate of said deceased, ying in ‘ and . about Fog Claims JAMES 81TLIYB, Guardian of John W. and California J. Htnlive April 6, IB6o—wkm liEOltt.lA, Marion ( ouutyi | Marion Court of Ordinary March Term, 1860. Will REAR Hamtirllf. Crawford, Bierntnrofthe last will and testament ofTbomas Hivins, hav ing petitioned to be discharged from said Executor ship: All persons ho are concerned, are required to shew cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law. why the said Hamuel II Crawford, should not be di mused according to the praver of his petition. Given under my hand and official signature this the ] 2d April. 18*0. MALCOM HAIR, Ordinarv • April 6, lSJO—wfim j CEOHGIA, Marion Conutyi j Marion Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1860. IX7 HERE AH William M Drown, administrator on v the estate of Nicholas Jordan, having petitioucd to be discharged from said administration: All persons concerned are required to show cause, if any they have, within the lime prescribed by law, why the said William M. Brow n should not be dis charged according to the prayer of hi* peiltition. Given under m> Brand and official signature, this April Id, 1860. MALCOM HAIR Ordinary? tpril Gwrflm T. s. SPEAR, Successor to S. U. Purple, cor. liroa*l& Randolph si. OOLtJMBTJS, aEOnaiA. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER arasns WAkiY®3Sfiss* wpik iflfiwmii .STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK., A ltoaoltful r*ri,ty of Pittonu. I will tonka lo ordar an. lUaign aAd atyfc ,tid phitt ~ a oiaj ra^mre WATCHES, CLOCKS <Sc JEWELBY Repaired by competent and experienced Woriunen, and warranted. CANES 1 CANES! (fold, Silver, Irory Loaded Heada—Hickmy OrooYaand Sord. PEBBLE ‘SPECTACLES, V , * n<l of the beat quality menu facto red. (ilanaei let lu o'a frames to suitoP eyes. I invite the attention of all to my Stoqk, And will show it with pleasure, whether yotpurckete o not. Sai-Purple’* old Btand f Corner Broad and Randolph Streets. Columbns, Oet. 80, 1858.~dwtf T. S. SPFAR PRINTING 11 BOOK-BINDING AT THE OFFICE OF TIIE COLUMBUS TIMBS 1L -is J\ -A /fireSj aSvSMWBe FIL • o RANDOLPH STREET, ARE PEEP ABED TO EXECUTE mm MB JOB FISMTIHS, In every Style of the Art [P!LA3K] ©m ©KMAOSISRnrAr,, ANT) WITH DISPATCH. They have also a complete BOOK-BiNBEItI, And will i>ut up Itool in any style ot Binding. Columbus, Georgia, May 20, 1850. ’ i. t muuts, rxmrJ* mmm ititM.a am wnr., COLUMBUS, GA. lias m Store i:J is receiving a handsome and well-selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Bleach'd and Brown Domestics, Cotton and Linen Sheetings, Table Linens, Table Napkins and Linen Towels IRISH LINENS, of the best make* Ac. &c. A L KCK AMD II vNDSOME STOCK Ol DRESS GOODS, SILK ROBES, PLAIN A*D FANCY SILKS BERAGE ROBES PLAIN AND FIGT) BKRAGES. ORGANDIE ROBES JACONET DO.. PRIN TED AND CHINTZ i iRGANDIES, PRINTED JACONETS AND LAWNS, ENG. & AMERICAN PRINTS. LACK POINTS AND MANTILLAS. ■A. GOOD ASSOKTMEKTT OF mm, mm®, &© a TlieseGo ids are aituotD entirely all new, Goode to suit the reason and Prices to suit the imie., and will be sold on time to reapoonibie paying pffrtiea, or chfap for Cash Columbus, Ga., March 20th, IB6o.—d&wtf. mm i imv sun mcuNo, m From the South Pacific (Kean, IMPORTED BY THE -^TsT^ American Ouano Company New York. fluaoo. far superior to any other fertilixer known, and of permanent value to the soil, is sold X at thirty per cent, less than Peruvian Guano, frs peculiar natural combination of the Phos phates ami Sulphates of Lime, enables it to restore to the soil the properties lost by constant crop ping, nmi the planter will be enabled not merely to reap from Ds use a present crop, but find hie Und at the end of the season healthier and stronger, requiring a‘less amount of Guano for the next planting. This Guano FEEDS, but does not stimulate to excess the roots of plants, and they are thereby en abled to withstand the offsets of Drought to a greater degree than by the uso of any other fertiliser known. The universal objection to the use of Peruvian Guano from its lata! results during a dry season ia obviated by the use of the American Guano. The application of this Guano will ensure wonderful crops of cotton, corn, wheat, rye, tobacco, vegetables, Ac. For full information and reports of the successful experiments with this guano, to gether with Pamphlets for distribution, apply to GCNBY A CO., Columbus, Ga. Pamphlets will bo sent gratis J,o person* desiring them. Oct. 26—dlw w*m. OBORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary March Term, H. A. McLENDOX, Ordiuary, Presiding. RULE MSI.-Mri. Maria Brooks, Administratrix of thi Estate of Isaac Brooks, do eased hay ing petitioned this Couit lor Letters of Dtsmisskmt it ia therefore ordered, that ail persons concerned •hew cause, if any they have, within the tirr eprescri* bed by law.wl y said letters shall not lie granted at tba Court of Ordinan to be he’d in and for said coun ty on the find M >rdav in Heptember next. A true extract from the Mmu-s of said Court, Mb Karri., 06). B. A McLENDON, Ordinary. March Sth. 1060—6 m Cards Printed with dis patoh at Times Office. UEOROIA, Martou County. Marion Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1860. ti BEHEAS James L. Baker, administrator on tbe VA estate of lubn H *aiker, havng pe itioned to be discharged iron* said administration: Ail per-on’ concerned are required to shew cause, if arjr they have, within the tune p escribe., by law. why the said James L Barkershnulri not be dismiss ed according to ihe prater of hi* petition: Given under mv hand and otfi ml signa'urs this tho Id dav Os April, IbGO. MALCOM HAIR,Ord. april 6—wfliw NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to tbe estate of Green B A Lewis, late of Fandclph county. Gi, will please come forward and make payment, and those holding claims gainst said estate w.il plesue present them duly authenticated according to law D MORRIS, Adna’r Georgetown, Q&. Peb. tv—wiOd. /•” Brandy. nun. x 4V’ . ‘■ A N D J E W K L E R , OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
