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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1860)
A VtfKrtMc Dclt No Mitutionef tit* middle rigoroM than that of knigbt-errantey TANARUS( MM the approval of royalty, and wa* awWod “I*?",,'’ the fair rex of all Europe. CblraJrn* knights, triad In coatly and gorge*** array, and attended by their faithful squh**, fode forth in quirt ol daring adventure* and dl*W*ffd *lpro rlaiining eronrwhere the fw*fM <?ha|W of tW lady lores. The Indk-reo* *pert of kulghtortr rantry wu not diseovnred uatii Cervantes wrote “Don Quixote.” ilia knight was lunatic, who wore a barber* basin for a helmet, and rode the leanest of broken down back# through Spain, fighting with windmills, shepherd* and eonvlet*. fits lady love was a fat,j|rea*y innkeeper’s chain bar maid, and hie equip* era* a fit, pwrable-quo ting peasant, who rods a very small mule. The roar of inextinguishable laughter which greeted this burlesque of knight-errantry, killed it as effectualy as St George did the Dragon. The recent affair of honor at Washington bo tween that distinguished octogenarian, Hubert J. Walker and the equally venerable Attorney General of the United Statos, Judge black, threatens, if the press in to be credited, to damage tbe 41 Code” as seriously as Don Quixote did knight-errantry. By denying the nxijrteoca i*f a letter from the President, which Mr. Walker declared that he had in his possession, Octogenarian Walker be came greatly enraged at ttcpteagensriati Black; ad as neither of the parties had much time to spare, Mr. Walker without delay chulionged Judge lliack to mortal combat. Besides being the chief law officer of the Government, Judge HLeck is the most straight-laced and HgM of reformed Baptists, a aert which turns its fence against duelling more steruly than any other in the In ion. “Docs Walker want to kill two 7 '’ ssked the astonished Campbell.i-t Meett when the chaßeuge was handed to him. “Tell him I won't fight.” 80 the bellicose Octogenarian la “spoiling for a fight,” aud can got no man of his own years to meet him, unless Gen. Cans, who is about Gov. Walker's ago, will •eenmmmfetc him with“pfatol* and coffee. M No other member of tbe Cabinet has so small a }K>ssession of Ilfs to lie cut short by the pistol as Gor. Walker. In spite of bis advanced age, Gov. Walker en joys the reputation of being a man of ludotni tablo pluck, and is yot a quick and ready stmt It is, however, tho first In stance on record of so old a man being so prompt to demand sutisfactlon. We are in tbe habit of associating youth and hot blood with such affairs, but there Is no reason why tbetireps of the whole Union should be in a broad grin atone very old gcntlnmn challenging another. One half of tbe great General* of th* world, at this very time, are as old a# Gov. Walk cr, and aro as full of courage and as full of smell of gunpowder, as when they Wore thirty team of age. - ‘n iw e wa Adams KxprcM Compaaj, A correspondent of the Bavannah Republican, writing from Baltimore, under date the 28th ttl timo, pay* tbe following merited compliment to this company, which, from its great has grown an imperative net-entity for all htM| ness men: It may be worthy of note that the existing Adam*’ Express Company, since 1854, has no cunueetiun whatever with tbe old concern known a* Adams A Co’s Express. The present con cern is owned and managed by some nine orton fiersons residing in different portions of the country, all of whom are well known, and whose interests are in unison with the conservative in forests, wholly free from politics of every section the Union. Their promptness at all Umes in paying immediately, with the money or a check, losses of customers, though amounting, as has been the case, to sum* of fen, fifteen, twenty, and even forty lire thousand dollars, has secur ed unbounded confidence. 80 great indeed, is the desire to have this welt established concern —Bow reduced to a mutual public convenience progress unmolested, as un in Ur fend with, that many persona, (unsolicited took an active part before our Legislature last winter, In preventing and defeating tbe proposed charter for an oppo sition., They did not wish to injure a certainly, al ways ready to accommodate, aud ever prompt in discharging its functions, for an uncertainty,!hat might or might not be depended upon. The chief agency in this city, take* in and ramifies through through tho whole southern sweep ol country, from I'hiladelphia to New Orleans. The vari - riou* agent* aud nttarUeea aro especially tried, called out for the business, proverbially polite and always accommodating, markedly to tbe pres* and tho business comuiunity. From tiro fSumter IHipmcti. Thr 1 allfornla Mom We arc, through the kind nee* of n liu-tid uud aubacriber of tbi* plitoo, iKirnutted 10 pub lish the loUowtug letter mUre-aed to him by lr. Joseph IrtrCotite, of the youth Onrolinn College, in relcrnuoo to the California l*cer, h I leverage which has recently been so exten **tvelf Hied, anti whjeh lifts nwrtkenml uppro lionsions, in the mind* of many, n* to it* whole* • someiieNa. We regard J)r. l<ct'oiutu us of the higheal scientific authority in otir fcjtiile, uud where he mnken an moterlioit an to theory or feet, in relation to any organic substance, ft* correct nt.-** is seldom disputed bv tho aoicn titie men f otir day. lie no carefully weighs the truth and force of every principle he ut cuh ntcs, and is so thorough Mu devoted n searcher utter truth, whether in the material or moral world, that any emanation from him is entitled to thoughiful consideration. We take great pleasure m extending to our rend ers the benefit of his observation ; CoiitiMMn 8. C,, Aprils3, Isfio. lhar Sir: About ;t week before the recep tion of your letter, curiosity iihpeffed me |< examine carefully under the timroQope the so called ‘'California moss, used ,1s ferment •* princtpiil in t hililoiitm beer. I iound it lobe nothing Inn a true “y®a*t” —a Stiffen apco which lifts characters under the microscope which cannot tm mistaken. Ido not tuauu to say by uny means that it is common yeast. It may be a natural product found in the springs of Californio ns reported. I use the word yeast us h general term, including the prim i pie of ferments whether made from mult, or from wheat, or from any other organic sub* stance—for nil ol these nr® similar in proper ties, both physical ami chemical. It tins i* tv natural product bn reported, it doubtless isfho result of the fermentative decomposition’ of vegetable matter under peculiar eirciiinsii-u ----ces. It certainly differs m geuertri appearance frigs any yeast l have ever seen, but it is only m general appearances, tar in all essential characters there is no difference. 1 see m reason to Ihiuk U is unwholesome, hut these.at ouly be certainly determined by a trial. f.r the wholes*iilienes.i or miwholeouieiiess ot any organic subsinneu generally depends upon coiiditedis far too delicate to ndmit of (wing determined by chemical 1 have hem and reports of its being unwhtilesiaue - iml on the other hand, I have known several who have used it with impunity. Kespeeiftitty yours, JOSEPH |4wCONTC. IJnhihh K*isn t. a Ntvv On f.F.ANs NiRo~A Hum* ISrKtaK iyw I'kfkimim. The New Orleans J**Uti uuyu, tfcNl• dimrit wilted slave l*y, mlhuil ye*r* f tißv, the rouin wnrvmtl ol u gimtleiiiaii iu that a lew days since tlrcweed Himself iu In* clothes, and uimc ins cm pet ict, niiolt* 1 Oddly iroiu tin* house, having first stolen the passbook used by Ike Imuily ni a neiphhur " jwJUt, Walking into the more, ho itt lormcd the koepor that hi* mauler had been nuU dewy called ttwuy Crow home upou huahxess, ami he wanted him (the proven w lend Kim oue hundred and fifty dollars, and enter it m tin* pansliook. The grocer knowing the hoy well, mul Mooiti# lion with thu passbook, suspected nothing, hut upon looking in hta drawer found fie had only fifty dollars. The Hoy replied Unit lie did not know- whether fifty dollars would do or not, hill he would run around mid see hu master. After having been gene a length ol lime sufficient to have seen lus master, he re turned and said that fifty dollar* would do. and accordingly the ftooor handed it over to the hoy, who pocketed it uud took charge of the passbook alsic After giving lua baggage into the hnuda of some accomplice, who was to assist Inin in getting away, what dot** the tmy do hut go down to the office of hi* master. When there, lie said to hi* u.aster that his mist res* had been out shopping mid had sent up pared* to the house, which she wanted twenty sit dollars to pay for. The master noticed that the hoy was dressed up in new clothes, hut suspected nothin:- and would hate given him the mosey, but did net happen to hate the amount about him. He told the hoy to tell lu* mistress he would be up iu a short time and bring the money, and the rascal went ott, say ing “ Ye*, sir, I'll tell her.” When the mistress returned home, the female servants Ink! her the l*oy had left the house with a carnet sack, and she at ouce suspected that something was wrong, and went down town to inform her husband; who, however, bad perfect confi dence in the boy'a honesty, and could soiree ly believe he would do wrong. However, suspecting that if he did intend running away he Would go upon some up river bouL the owner went down upon the levte, and procuring the service# of officer Hays, described the bo\ accurately and offered u re ward for him. ‘l'be officer thereupon institu ted a lookout, and about four o’clock he noticed a boy whom he at once recognised at flu* run away, just in the not of going aboard of a Cin cinnati boat. The officer called him by name, and the young rascal, with a hard fare, asked him coolly if he was addressing him Hays uaked him who he belonged to, and he replied “To a gentleman at the St- Charles hotel and I am going on board the loat to take a mes sage.’ Hays asked him it he knew Mr , giving the name of lus owner. The boy re plied that he not only did not know him. but he had never seen him. The description, however, given by the owner, was tooac.en> rate, and Haym took him in charge and looked him up and sent for his owner. Ilia baggage ecu id not to; found, and was douUlcs* in charge of the accomplice. ItKAursaagacK or Man. J. 0. H*ewan at thk Bo war.—Mrs. J C Ilavnau, an Adah Isaacs Menken, ex-captain of the Dayton Light Guard, erttnoifturcd a short engagement at tbe old How ary theatre last evening, and was welcomed by a crowded house. Her appearance in the first act of “Satan in Paris” was greeted with a wild out burst of enthusiasm, which did not subside for several minutes. “Benecla” was properly rs me inhere. I in the enthusiasm, and three times throe and the indispensable “tiger,” were given in bis honor. Daring the performance of the first piece Mrs. lleenau was frequently applauded, l Hit when the curtain fell at the conclusion of the play, Then rose at one so wild a yell, It Mjetnod a* though each fiend that fell Had shrieked the kroner cry rtf hell. Pit, boxes and'gallery joined in the shout, which was kept up itotil Mrs. If canon mod* her appear ance before the enrtcin, when the troubled ele ments became calm and tranquil, in breathless ospeetition of hearing a speech. The fair artiste briefly returned her thanks for the enthusiastic welcome that had been Cv her, but declared hersulf wholly unable to do justice to her feeling* being “too lull for utteronoe.” Hhe then retired aafei afresh outbreak of enthusiastic cheer* for Mr. and Mrs. Keenan.— N, Y.'Jtcrald. Thk tJnwst!# Circulars <f instruction have been issued to the Marshal* for the taking of the eighth cminus, They are full and explicit, and uro iiccuiapauul by specimen schedules for ths making un tbe returns with uniformity. Tbe matter std form do not differ materially from those used in the seventh census. Tbe {Superin tendent expects complete returns previous to Oc tober. The census takers are cautioned against coiuinunieating result* to individuals for private purposes, or to tbe press for publication. Tur Omvat KASTVfta. -It is stated by the London papers that the Great Eastern Is to be got reaily tor sea by the latter end of May, to accompany the Prince of Wales on bis visit to Cutiuda. X 24,000, it uppeur*, will l*e expended in completing the ship, but this wHI not include new decks, the old ones being left in their pres ent discreditable state, which, says tbe Liverpool Courier, must I* a very gratifying thought to i lie-passenger, a* bo will have the water trick ling into hi* berth. Mr. Thomas Bold has been appointed general manager, and it is anticipated that Capt. Vinelmll, Huperintendent of the Mediterranean .Steam Navigation Company, will doubtless be appointed to tho command of the vessel. Tik Tfior Baii uoah. -The Troy (Ala.,) Ad vcrtin r states that some fcto,OOP have been raised upon the project to eonnoet Troy with the Mobile and Girard HaUrood. The Advertiser says there is no doubt of the success of this enterprise, and expects to sue the dirt thrown in Troy by the Ith of July next. A liule daughter of Tho*. A. Hudson of Port Hope Canada, fail through the railroad via duct on Friday, and descended ‘some thirty feet upon tho hard ground unhurt.* Her crinoline expanded like a parachute, and the poor little thing descended toward mother earth a* would a dove. ———a-a mm Death or a U. fcj. Decltv Mahhual. -Wu regret to announce the death of Joseph D.Hfeel, Esq., tor many years past the efficient 17. 8. Dep uty Marshal of the Eastern District of Virginia. He breathed his last on Saturday night being then in tbe 30th year of ids age. Asa tribute of respect to the memory of the ( <torea*od, the flag of the United States wa* raised at half-mast yester day, over the Armory of tho K. L. I. Blues, on mth sireet. .Mr. .Steel was tor 20 years an active mouther of that Company, and his remain* will bo escorted to Uiolr last resting place to-day by hUlalci comrades. Capt. Kawiiiam. -On Tuesday afternoon, about five o'clock, a number of well known gentlemen, friends of Oapt. Famham, who has for some time past been confined in our jail on a charge of be ing Connected with tho Wanderer affair, repaired to tho jail and demanded tbe key of bis apart mnui from the jailor or assistant jailor, which be ing delivered to them they released the prisoner and coudmrtod him to the I’ulaskl House, where he win to remain in more comfortably quarters, until bis trial before the United Hutes Circuit Court, which is to come off in a tow days. Wo understand that U. H. District Attorney Couper demanded Uia restoration of the prisoner to cus tody. which was resisted by his friends until yes terday, wlion, we arc informed, Capt. Furuhnin voluntarily surrendered himself and returned to Tii C'uoi.ii; Tiiauk.—A trial for kidnapping Coolie* wan lately be loro the Supremo t'our tof Hong Kong. A Chinese shop keeper, resident in llmig Kong, wus charged with “kidnapping and •'lave dwtliug.” Ho hud taken part in inducing olio hundred and twenty Coolies to otuhark in a passage boat for Macao, ostensibly for tbo Betel plantations near Singapore, but in fact tubs son \eyod to the sugar plantation of Cuba. In the course of his remarks the Judge called attention to the marked distinction that exists in China between a system id free emigration and timt iniquitous t radio so productive of crimes like that now under considers!ion. After a short con sultation iho jury r turned a verdict that prison er war guilty of every thing charged against him in the indictment. The Judge then proiiounevd his seutonao, which was, that be should be sub jected to four years’ pouul servitude. Tiir. CoAartMu Timur, ktc. The following is h Waahfeghm despatch of the 27th : The Soerotary ol the Treasury is understood to have under consideration the request of the Brit ish government for opening the coasting trade between the Atlantic ports nn* California to British\esseU. The matter is urged upon con siderations of reciprocity, etc. 1 hoar that Secretary Cass has been for some time preparing a manifesto upon the obligations and dutioa of this government touching the sup pression of the African slave trado. •* After it short interval of pouipartive repose,” writes a correspondent of the Atbeim-um In Naples “ Vesuvius uppenrs half disposed to get up an other sensatlou. The report f the 2tb und 21st <*f March is as follow*: At one A. M. the Moun tain throw out firo mid burning stones, ut the siuiut time uttering a loud mdse, ss of thundor. At the foot of the mountain throe small craters were formed, ami * I counted this night,’says the guide, thirty-two currents of lava, one of which was full six Won palms iu width, and travelled rapidly lathe direction of Sun Salvador**, whilst the others wont towards thl* Piano do la tlinestra. As I stood and lookud, l saw the earth open and current* of lava issue.'*’ The vrouteuailer ou the Chaiiips EtynMM and in the ll.os Uu Boulogne have been daily treated for soiu* lime past to a rather ntuuxinjg exhibi tion, iu the shape of nu IntMtelj black and oily looking negro lollmg comfortably in an carriuqe, drivou by a and powdered while coachman, and uit ended by two tall white foot uren. The “eullud |uhsoh” who enjoys his ride after (his aristocrat ie fashion, is one oft he x- Kat)rer Fauslin’s “dukes,” who luanaged to *s ea|m (Voiii llayti with well lined pockets, and is now tasting the delights of a I’arisian existence. Mrs. Harsh McCauley was buried in I*h l.wUl |>hin on thu 2Vth ult., from the residence of her mother. The deceased wns firruwrly Miss Sarah Mom r. and she llcured prominently in a painful tragedy which took place seme 17 or IH years ntfo. Iu consequence of a wrong done the vouiir lady, her brother (Singleton) shot llutcliinson lluhertoii, while in a carriage, ou a ferry boat In the deck ou the Jersey side of the river. Young Mercer was triml al WtaidUury, and arquilleti ou the ground of insanity. The affair caused an in tense excitement at the time. Miss Mercer, who was a very beautiful girl, married a young gen tlcuianof l’hilatlclidiia, but they were soon after ward divorw and. She subsequently married Dr. J. 11. McCauley of New York. She was about 35 year* of ajjc at the time of her death. Siißleto Mercer Wffot to Norfolk, ns a nurse, at tbe time of the terrible fever there iu 1855, and he fell a victim to tbe scourge. Hi- remains lie at Laurel Hill, along with the other Philadelphia xictluAof the epidemic. Sai.k or Nnonoxn. On Tuesday lust (safe day) John E. Ihike, Kx ecu tor, sold at public out* cry iu this city, the following negroes, ou a credit till 25th December next, at prices annexed : Ifotacy, 45 y's old, Jt child I y'r old $ 876 00 Gabriel, a man 45 *’ •• 755 on •loe* a boy 18 “ 1575 50 Sam, H boy |2 • • ]}ft| 00 AU,, a j-irl 14 •< “ liu 1)0 Mary, u girl J 2 ** • yji uo I.ittdcy.n Riri 8“ •* 885 00 Jim, a boy 5 57000 Making in all $8,513 50 These prices look iwetty high, but some of the negroes .old would have brought llu>lT mm9y under other circumstances. Such sales don’t in dicate hard times r scarcity of money. Ori/hn (ita.) Jlrmocrnt. 1 Hkavi Lo#j or an Amriiican MkßciAirr. -. Since the news was received of the destructive lire in Jeddo, Japan, the friends of Mr. John U. Walsh, formerly of Montgomery, Ala., have been advised that he was sufferer to the extent of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. lie wo*- the first American merchant who entered ’hat country under our late ctinuier*ial treaty. I Exchange * PLANTATION AND STOCK FUR SALE, jgs 1 bsve eame to the ronrlusieii to return to I swh to Hell all that I (HHures* in JaZMesato l have s beautiful nuir summer residence 14 mWe* north of Columbus, Ga and near tbe Troy Factory Three hundred acres of food laud, well improved; about IM Hi a f*od state of cultivation; <md dwelling house, negro bouses, barn, stables, fin house and screw; (kerning utenatla of all kinds; rows..ho**, males, wagons, bouneheld and kh< lien Airnkture.com and fodder, and various other artirU-s too lediou* to menUoo, In a first rate neigh horhood. food aeiftibors and good wrriety. Please call and look at my land and stork. It II BRINHFIELU May 7th—wtf. x.Aisrr)i TIIF. underskfned is anxious to sell alt hi* I .and in Russell county. Alabama, ex- IISSI e#! P* hi* Home riare, or erhan*c them for UZLcolumbtts town property. By ruutn* them np a great many amall planter*ran he Aimkehed with rhokce homes. Hem re the debt and pay tbe interest, or tiiey wMI he sold low tor Cash. dee tbe prkre* I pay tax on them and see the land. My titles are food. He veral places are improved considerably WILLIAM H. MAVNOR, Halem, Kiism-ii count). May 7ili, iw’ri-wtf. 3STOTIOE. THK TAI BOUM FOB Ml MOAKF. (Win. IMHf WILL be opened at Itie Htore of Messrs RRIH), JOHN HUN fit CO., on the Firit Monday in April Mext, and be kept open until the FIRHT DAY OP JfILV and then closedi and ail who do not make return* by by that time will h* returned in default, nnd Bui IILK TAX k! I The property owned the first day of April by Tas Payers is the property to he returned. I would advise all to make out a schedule of their taxable poverty and make their returns as soon as the llooks are opened, as It will save lime and trouble and add much to the convenience of the Receiver. IMA AC T imUOKM.T. U- March 3li, IMO wtillst july. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND 160 Acres of Land for Bale. I HEREBY offer for sale, a most flflß desirable place, until very recently |]MB| the rssi.Umce „f John L. Walton It AIAUHis I mile west of tho upper Bridge, on the Alabama able, and comprises lfi acre*. Home 40 or 00 acres are cleared and in good state of cultivation. There l* a good DWRULING JIOUI4K mU, containing fl rooms; with good orchards, garden*, water, and all need ful outbuildings. The house occupies a high, comment.ing and healthy position; the road to the city is good and the distance so short, as to make it the most eligible place for one doing bu stueA* in town. It baa an abundance of pine timber, to an-wer all puniose*. By the legal sur vey, it is known as the North half of tho South west quarter and the South half of the North west quarter of section 16, township IT and range HO ea*t. The terms of sale will be liberal nnd accommodating. Apply to Mrs. Caroline TI. Woodson, in Girard, or to the undersigned. JOHN A. LEWIS. April 24 d2t wit UKAYIHI.H, MrCREKRY Si, i’O., IMI-ORTEIM * WIIOI.EriALF. UKAI.KKM IN FOREIOB & DOMESTIC U> R “ST-O- OODS, F’nncv Goods, <fec. <fce. Non 41 Barclay-it;*4o Park Place (Will remove In July next to the Astor Place Building Broadway Now York, Our Block will le*onqdele by the first Febrnarv and tinner the supervision of our HR. n<4Ri;iKV, recently HHRPIIERD 4k MnCUEERY, Charleston.H. <’.) Will comprise every description of Go.nl* m our line adapted to Hunt hern and Houth western Trade. Merchant* visiting New York are respectfully invi ted to give u* a rail. Jan. 2b—wly BRADLEY A PETERS, AOKNI.V FOR nig FIIR.'IIAHU AND HAI.I! OF REAL Z2SATE. In the City of'MomphiH. And Lauda In tli States mljm-eirt to Memphis, vi: Tannessoe, Mississippi, Arkausivs A Louisiana Office No. 5 Calboutt ‘Block, Main kt. Corner of Monroe, Memphis, Tenn. The undersigned having been for many seats engsged im a land bOslae**. off.r then to the public to huv ur sell Real Es tale, and are Well prepared 10 give any requir ed Inr.irmutiou in regard to dilttoenl portions ot the Plate* mimed ah-*e. We have lor sale n numtornf finely improved Plantations, with and wnhoiii N grows, a large qumitity of uHimproved land* and IttcinpliiM Oil) Property, And will take pleasure in giving, free of charge, to all persons desiring tt, any and all inf ■riimtion in our powsemdmi. connected with their own pnqterty, ami also that of others, which In offered for sale, making no charge until a transaction is concluded Respect tilly, BRADLEY \ PETERH. I.Rt.SHDJ. HMATFi rV THOMAS eKTKHW. Refer to John Fontaine nnd J. T. Flewetlen. April 11- iIM wlliu TRY THE GARGLINO OIL Tlint Nover Falla At a Liniment for Hot ft it ha* mo equal. From u Veterinary Burgeon, Ticnndcroga New York Man li I. IM&. rpiltu IN to certify Dial I. Wtu Edwards, an Eug -1 lisli Veterinary Burgeon, liuviiik had occasion iu niio base a bottle of your valuable Gargling till of Mr. V I) Huntil, your agent, I applied pt in u num ber of surgical operations witli wohderlul effect! aud finding it all and ninch more than recommended, I Itavc used it since in every variety of disease, nml found ii to he utmost of magical service hi every case. Ash l.inlmeiit for Immaii tfesh it is not sur passed bv any other in uae. WM EDWAHDB. Hsitm, Miss Hrpi . 23, IM M il. Tucker so itfo Gentlemen- IMeasc forward to me at Oxford tn*poi g dox l.arge Mixe U Oil, 3 do-/. Medium and ft dor, Hiiihll. . uni nearly out. only A bottles on hand. I think by nest year the Gargling tMI wilt go off very fast, as It is inn easing in demand I had an Application for n from Tennessee eighty mites from here, and hciii the oil bv mail. Yours, 4-c. JNO. V. McI.ARTY, P M Extractor a teller (him K. llarnurd, druggist, Tal lahassee. Fla . dated Feb. IP. iHft'.l. Kudosed please find draft on Mi ***. Goodhue Si 4So. New York for one hundred dollar*. You will send us In thecotningspriog some of ihc •tollar and MUv vent bottles. The Gargling OU will in nil probal llllv take well. Ml ii has become a little known, and .ill who have used H speak well of it.— Gov. K h Call esteems It very highly. noS only fur cuttle, bui for use among negroes stltn ted with Rheu matic and other affections This valuable Oil Is for mile wholesale uml retail hy Pemberton * Carter. Columbus; /elm 4- Hunt, Macon, ami by Dmggists iu every county April I, IWO w3m The firings Patent Piano. TMK.SK HKAIITIKUI. INSTKUMKNTS Are the Best in the Woild ! gUiMjeteym BO say the best Judge* of Ramps mot *YfiVln Amcrwit b. It. Driggs, lf New York, ff 9 I Ii” Go* inventor and palcntcs They ars mails as much as ponsibto like the Violin, having two sounding boaids, one ut the toil, the other at His bot tom converging oniwaids; a linn cube with oval ends, all free from tin* iiaiit olTke Hirings, which comes on an iron trautn or bed plate. Ity these and other pe culiar arrangements, a better tons is produced than w as ever heutd in a piano In*fore, a deep, oigan lulled bass, and a bnlliatil bell like Ireldc. They will slay in tunc much lotigei than any other piano, the tension ol Ut* siring* not heing effected by damp or dy weather Any guarantee as to then durability will he given In paities purchasing, and they will be kept In tune two years tie* ot charge hy the agent Nev er wan there *0 many comhinntionM that go to make a good and durable instrument Ilia piano befor*, ‘and w hoever snvs differently to either ifnmuut or tells a •nhehmml The Agent, who has been inning and re pairing Pianos for 23 YkaJM, Claims to understand the instrument thoroughly. I>r. hillings of Columbus owns the one that gw as on exhibition at the Perry House. Two lta*e been sold to teachers in Macon, and seven to other pm sons These Piano* cost from *375 to *6OO. Any forther information will *e cheerfrilly riven. Direct pUI eoni iiiuuicntions so o It. RICE, Macon, Ga. Bole agent fer’tlM sale of these Piano, iu Gt*oria March 20. INK)—who Pianos. Mclodcons A firscans. BRANDS & KRONER. 48 BROAD STREET. OFFER their Pianos of the beet tna in New \ ork and Boston at nor- prices * Alt then Instnuneiils J J V jlf w ill hej warraiiUHi A good Piano tin •HI aud up to BAA*. Prince's Mefodeous lor *SU to $l5O. Tile genuine Alexander Organ Irom fSttoto 945*. One of them, a magnificent Instrument, may be seen at onr Mtore. No. 4n Broad Hurst. March Its. |Mit-wly 1t.% UK Lit'** <■ KAMILA It or tiik ENGLISH LANGUAGE, toffftlm BEING an Improvement on Morns'* liilosophit Grammar, und the only work iu which words are parsed in SfIUHMm accordance with reason and common wensr Bpra-imen ropiea may be obtained bv cnrlos- Mt 3V rent* in stamps |o t'tiaffin and Johnson, t'o toaibits.Ga J 1. BARKER. February fith. 18(10 w3m CASH FOR BONES WANTED 50,000 LBS. BONES. |ToR which 1 will give One Dollar per one hundred r poumU,)tn be delivered to me at my place, a few *M|m. below the t'arler Factorv, in f'oluinbu* BAMI’EI. M t Ot HR AN i'olumhue, Jan. 16—wtf. Rogers & DeGraffenreid, ATTORNEYS at law. VIENNA, Dooly County, Georgia. a. ROGERS. M. DEORAPFREUEin. Mar 27, IS&tf. H. S. Hluffi.r.l, Attorney nt Law, BLAKELY, EARLY, C 0„ UA, Blakely Go., April 2, 18541. wtf S. N. JONES, ATtf 3TEX; AT T.A-W, TJniori Spring*. Ain. WILL practice in the ditfcri ni Courts in Macon and iidjnininx rouniws. Htrict aUcntiou given loth* Unllci lion of Claim*. February Ml—worn M.D. ROGERS, ESQ., Attorney and Coumellor at Law, Oilmt r, Texa*. Mil ROGER*. Be.) , Attorney and ConuaeMor • at Law, and General lAnd Agent—will nl-<> attend promptly to the eolbetiuS of Claims. All com munication* nn-wered uitlioui delay. Address, flik m*r, Texas. fsbtk—wlf. j. tv. Taylor. vam.taymi AYLOtt & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT I.ANV. Ciillilm-i I, <■. U/ttL PRACTICE in the Counties of Baker,Clay, W Calhoun, Early, Randolph, fitewart Jx TrrrvU, and will give prompt attention to all busings ••atm*- tod to them. UOVRI Wtf. Shorter, Cham hern & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUFAULA, ALA. Will practice In Barbour and the adjoining counties of Alabama and Georgia. K. M. KHoHTKIt. W. U. ORAMBKUf. H. X. HlfoaTßlt. May 27,1859. ts CULLKNN & TURNIPpEKI), A. TTOHNKYB AT LAW* FORT UAINKH,IOA. Will practice In Clay and adjoining counties in Georgia, and in Henry county, Ala. Apr’ l * IX6B—wtf Tlioina* M Cobb, ATTORNEY at law. PRESTOS, Welwt.r Conn!,, (in. Will practice in the nouutiesof Clay, Chatta hoochee, Webster, Early, Kundolpb, Htewart uud Mum tor. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Jun 26 1857—wtf. SMITH AcPOTJ, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TISKCOEE, ALA. Will practice in Mucou and adjoining counties. HYTIIOM It. NMITII El). W. POl . npril 27—dwif. joHcpb r. I*oll, ATTOENBY AT LA W. COLLI ill) CIS, OEOIUiIA. Office on Uandolpii ritrcci, over I lull nnd llunliin’* i M.. . April !'■ Wdl) itlarion Itctliiinc, ATTOKNKY TAT LAW, TALBOTTON, Talbot Cos. On ttoicM A l.an*, attorneys at taw. COL VMH VS, O noli UIA . R J MOrtKH WM A I.AWH. Offlc* next door to tha Pont S|>t. 1. ISA ilwtl, J Nf> M FIIILIFH. • WAI.i’RR If. WKKMH. I*liili|>- A XYcciiim, iVttornevN at Law, CRAWFOHI), AI.A. Will practice In tlie Courts of HuhmvU Cotmiy —in tho Supreme Court of the State, hikl ill the United Suittis District Court at Montgoutury. March 2d, 18(10 -w A tits. 35UOTIOEI. tThe HubHcriher offers for sale n valuable Block Farm in the 7i|i District of Worth rnn ty, Ga., consisting of tMiatres of Lund, UN) or Ibt) Acre*open Luuds.aneff Gin House and 1 poll the place, 150 nr 2tK( fiend of t'allle, itl.ui the same iiunitor ol hogs, and 30 In-ad of sheep Terms will be made accommodating ami strictly so when the rash is offered. Enquire in Albany at.to*. Hill's Livery rttabie*, for direction# to lire place in... 1 wit rn*m 11 kkndai i Ayer’s Ague Cure, FOR THE BPKBDY Ct'HR OF loteviiilt lent Fevsr, or Fever nnl Ague. It ein 111 e 111 Fever, tlitll Fever Dumii Ague. Periodical Ileatlaelie, or Klllous flcmlnrlir, anl Hlllous Fr vers, I mil-eil for (hr whole i'laii of dlicatci onglnntlug In hlllary lr innga mi-nt, cmiaeit fry thr Malarlrs of Mlasiiinlatlr i-uunlrler. No one teinedy is louder culled for |jP H by Ihe necessilics of iln- Aim-m.in . people, than u sure and safe rure for Fever ami Ague. Kiicli w are now ii-uabled to oiler, willi a pcrled n • JBL. minty that u lw ill eradicate the die- M ~ ease, uml with armirancH, foumled on proof, that no haun en arise front ns use in any uuantiiy- Thai wiiic.ii protects from or preventN tins disorder must In. of immense service 10 the rotnuninilic-r where ii prevails. Prevention is better ihan cuia lor the paiieui eM-apes ihe risk which.lie niio-t run in vie teat attacks of this balentl dtststnper. This • Cun-'* expels the iniaiuontir poison offerer and Ague from the system nml prevents the development of the dis eaee, if tuken on the first approach nfjiia nremoiutoiy symptoms It is nut only the best remedy ever yci discovered for thia class of complaints, but also the Irr spirt* The large quantity Which we supply <>r one doltar brings it vviihiu the re tch ol everybody; and in bilious dtstrii is, w here fever and ague p'evail*. ev eryhmly should hive il and use it freely, both for cure and prelection Ii is Imped this )prkv w ill place it with.ll ihe reachpfall—the poor as well as the rich A great superiority of this remedy over any other ev er Uncovered for the speedy and certain enre of later mitlents is, that il contains 110 Umnlne or mu eial, causeuuaatly it produers no quinism or other mjnri ous eltecis whnlever 11 poo Ihe constitution Those cui ed by ii are tell as healthy as if they had never had ihe disease. Fever and Ague is not alone Ihe coitsequl.ce nt miasmatic poison. A great variety of dtconlvrs aiisc Iroin lie irritation, among which are Neuralgia. Khcu matiom.Goiit, Headache Itlmdness, Tomhaclu-. Kai ache, faliurli. Asthma, PulpiUinut. A (tec lion of the rfpleeii, | Hysterics, Pam in the Itowrla, Paraty-Ms, f .’olic, und derangement of tlieHromuch, all ofwhn )■, when miginating in this cause, put)on the Intermit tent type, or become periodical. Tins “I’lIKK” ex pels the poison Iron* the blood, and couserpicnily cures them ail alike. It is an invariable protection to immigrants or person* traveling or temporarily rest ding in the malarious districts. If taken nrcaamnaity or daily w hile erpoand to the lal'ecium, that will be excreted from the system, and accumulate in sutticiciii quantity to iipen Into disease. Hence 11 is even more valuable lor protection than cure, and few will ever suffer from lutermiileuie, iflhey avail thciu selves of the protection this remedy affards. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the Purpoies of Famil;|Ph;sic, are so composed Unit disease withiu the rangeofiheir action can rarely withstand or etude them. Their penetrating properties search and cleanse, and invigo rate every poiimii of the human organism, correcung its diseased action, and rcHtnriug its healthy vitalities. Asa consequence of these puq*orties, the invalid who 1* bowed down with pstn or physical debility ts as tontohed to find lit. health or 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 •awes The agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish grans my American Almanac, containing certificates of liieii t ures and diroctions for their use in the following complaints: (Wrieeness, I/nut Stint, HntUnkr. anentf from Ikeonternt St,mmh, lialtffitum, /‘sis is amt MorStJ htaetutn es the Boteet*, Hut wintry, l.*s „J Jtfft tur, Jwmndue, and oilier kindred conqdsims, arising from a low state of the hudv or obstruction of its functions They are an excellent altniative for the renovation of the blood, and the restoration of tone and sUrnglh to the system debilitated by disease- Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOR TIIK RAPID CURE OF CM|lii, Colils, Inflatnia, lloitr sitess, CJrouu, lurlulrnt C'onauinptton, himl for th* relief of foiiiuiuptlve P ttents In silv snrril M nges of (hr lU *ac. Bo w ule is the field of Us usertilness, und so ntiuie rousure the ensee o 1 its cures, that almost every sec* lion ol country atom into in penmn* publicly known, who have been rvalorrd from alarming ami even de*. perate .Ivseoees ol ilre lungs by Its‘use When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where Its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what autidote to employ for the distressing and dan gerous affect 10nm otthe pulmonary orgnns that an* m cideni to om climate While mariv infrrfor renu-di. - thrust upon therouimunity have failed aud been die carded, this has gained frn-nds by every trial, confer red benefits on thenrtlu ied they can nevei forget.and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be A>rgHten. I‘RKPAItKD BY UR. J. €. AYER A CO., LOWKLL, MASS., Allourreiuediesforsale by IIAVII.AND, f'I.ARK so GEORGE,) JOBEPII TITKKH. J M. GIBBON, Mobile, Ala \ WM H G 11.1., Warsaw Ala. C7“And by all Druggi-m in rlty and country. Sank I*, )•—dwly. FRESH THOM ASTON LIME, PLASTER PARIS, AND KOSENDALE CEMENT. JUMT Received and for Male by F.b7 -wtf ILF. COLIC MAN. WANTED, r\Afl BBMIMH clean, well-saved Cow Hair, dW FebfT—wtf. B.f COLEMAN. PEMBERTOk A CARTER, Wholesale Druggists, Hl WVJTB THE ATZF.RT IOR OF PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS AN U PLANTERS, To their Larue htoi k of PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemical,, Paint,, Oil,, Ac. HU VINO mostly lor t;AHII, In laigi! quantllh s at the right tiiur and tin- right . plar.-, we are fully prepared to offer gn at fndnremcnts to the trade, in • very article uwu.ifiy found in a first rlas* Iliuj; it to re. \V- pay particuhtr attention to The. Quality of our Goods, And GI'ARANTBB every article we mJI to l- STRICTIY PUBE. we <>m; rpx.-ml iiaroainh TO CASH BUYERS ! And feel < onAdeq|l Hint they can do butter with us than with any (rtfier fioiue in (lie rny. Tho*, 1 who douht need hut try us.and find the truth of our aesortioti*. RKMCMhKH Tftlf CHON O# TIIK BLUE MORTAR, XIOtT uooa *UO E Sum mi* and Roouet/'* Furniture Store. (.'olumlrtts. Felt.97—wtM'irtltt Ev ery Planter Wants One. R. G. WILLIAM’S Southoiu Cotton Packer Georgia. Alalninia and k Teia*. Patented n* MBHl'kr as toifi. This rtr.rew cannot lm excelled in cheapness durnbility, Or convenienre. Kvsry per forming niece of this Mcrew is Iron, Four hand*, or two hnnd* and one mule can park a hale of rotten weighing from 500 to Tfiopmuid* in twenty minutes. The screw run he uttnehed to the (,'ia House will, great < onvcnieiwe, or built separately Wan anted to last 100 years, Rtate aaJ county rights for sake by me. and my fitwfui ngenl*. Individual risln* and screws for sale by those tawkuui i lve SOld County IfighlH. The Herew Iron ran be purchased at various loimdries for W7ll. Persons desiring Inbmnaiion will address R. U. WII.LIAMi-, or T L. WILLUMH, llaiin.'ilialchee.tfa. HF.E f KRTIFICATEH. Htewart < oumy. Us.. Jan . Ist, 1850. ThUi* to certifr that I liavr- packed uiv entin- crop of C otton on It. CL Widram*’ rt.,iah in C otton Parker, and I am weft pleased. rminmiLL ALLEN Webster County, Oct. 15th. Mr R t.. Williams, Dear Ho I uni now using your Houlherii Cr.tton Packer, und desire no hettcl niaefeioi for Purkiug Cotton. Yours, hr. J. W. BULL. floiiMton I .’minty, 6s. Kept 30th. 185*’ This is to rertify that I am new using R. c; Wu-j hams'Cotton Packer, and eonsideT it fur superior to i Massey’s Iron Hcrew, of any other note bine that Ij have seen tor pat king< otlou JNCJOIF Fehraary fi, lutifi— w3m €, FttßCilA-TROPP C OUNTY : The, i* to certify tlHt‘l bought of H. O. William* the ! Right ol Tionpe Oonnty in Ueorgia, and tilmuibers county in the Utah- of AUbanu, !<• hi* rtoutiiern (kit ton Parkf, patented July fiUih, and that in a lew months the past m I eteiJr-d fotnlecitOl said Fotfllers, and all for whom 1 PfUtMMI them eipres* ihem*“ive* p ri'■tljr satisfied; and that J would not now take fie iiiiicm Ihe amount paid for stud Right..■ n I kmv* nn ti trs from my past success i shall resits* mu h n.of* than that amount luproflis. JOBL M t 11111 l R* AGAHD I NOW huve on hand a large assortment of VKIII j 1 i l.F.ri, of llwflio-sl malt naland choicest manufto : lure ever before oih red in Hus mnrkel, e ibnwing COACHBB, lIKRI.INS, CAI.KKCIIKS, MackTalrrclirK, lloi-ktwnya, TOP AND NO TOP BtJGOIFE. A LUO, A HPI.KMHH HTot K OF New York Trotting Buggies, OF EVERY HI YI.E ANf> DEHf UIPTION, which I offer on IM-Uer terms than can In* afforded else ] Where, tor cash or approved credit I am about winding up my business, ami would Iu- - obligetl to all indebted by note or account, to call and { seiileeilln rby cash or sat>tacloiy renewal All who j oiuil this will tiud their tlaims in the hands of an at ] lorm-y for rollertioi, Il C McKEE. | Nil All Uioh. who |o not intend painig without Itemg -ue<t, me notmedlhat five iwr 1 eni. will In- dr durledhy 1 ailing .11 iln- captain's ottlcc and Mdtliag ! foribwiib 11. t MckKE. I f'otumbiiy Jsutinrv 31 wtf SIOO Reward. sTOI.EN front the Mil-/riher n the jJ ~r(“\ .id ni trighf, try grey hoi-e almtit /PTA'ahnnt lit yfuri old. ol tine him* and in ‘.A l 1 good order, thin loam and tail, imaxiaii ed bv bring cul out; dim! in front; u black quilted saddle; one spring stirrup and one plain stirrup, and a double brad Milt bridle I will pay the above reward for Ihe thief and horse, with proof in convict Ihe ihirf, 011 will pay a Mii-ur lory reward fur the horse alone, lie was seen Making his wav towardsUarncAvitU- h.o mg 011 a lull crow oral while hat it. t; n\ Alt*. Indian Hjiringn, Hept. 17—wif. PILES, FISTULA. STRICTURE, CANCICUS ANl> EGROFVLA FlIRBl). I ) A M PI I LETS containihfftpstimonials of the higbuht t clmrarter, ns to his success will In- lor warded to any that may w ish them Tin*se Wishing to test Ihe rAurv of Hr rl.opTo.N ‘.S wonderful remedies must give a correct descriptiaa oft he disease, us apiwarancc to its incipient stage, piew-nt (..million, location. Ac. A three cent stamp mini accompany all com mu nno tlmis Addn-rs J, A. 4'LOf’ I‘ON. ituiilsville, Ala. Cl REM Gt-ARANTKEU lv IMS. I.ITTI.K’S VERMIFUGE. In LA HUE tiottlc* arul ViaU. Notbluf elm 1 reqalrad to rellavs children of Worms ; and hsslJas bviug obs 0/ ih cheapast and best VenuifrtgM war ogored to tbs pobllo. Its fre quant use la fsiuiitM will save Much trouble aud expense, as well as th lives of many children—dor eight out of every tea eases generally require It LITTLE’S ANODYNE COUGH DROPS. .4 certain enrt /or Cold*, Ctuffht, Broncttftit, A*tk sun, Tufa < /As hreart: a/so frrap, IfWjdsf fbeete, 4tc., Jkc., among ft CkiUnn. This U a pleasant medicine to take, prodnetng im mediate relief, sad In nine oat of teu esses a prompt cure. U exerrieea the most coatmUiag laf>na-e over Coughs and Irritation of the Lung* of may re medy known, often stopping the most violent in a few hours, er at most la a day of two. Many casee thought |o be decidedly consumptive, have boo a promptly cared by using a few bottlea. As aoodyoe expectorant, without Ostriaglag thehowoi*, It staade psraiaount to all sough mixtures LITTLE'S FRENCH MIXTURE. This la prepared from a French Recipe (la the forms of Ku. 1 and 3; the first for the acute, aud No S for the chronic stage,) and from Us unexampled sueeesa ts likely to supersede every other remedy for the cure of diseases of the Kidney* aud Bladder, Honorrh teal, Rlennorrhraal, and Leaehorrhosal or Fluor Albus atTerUona This extensive compound combines properties totally different la taste and character from any thing to b found lu the Uuiied Flat as PhsmiMopaala *, and la point of safety and .til eicucy in not rivalled lu America. LITTLE’S FIINGWORM & TETTER OINTMENT, fr'OIITIS, No. . ti umlrsds of cases of Chronic Tetters, Seal <l 11. .ids and diseases of tli* *kio generally, have keen cured by this remedy; and nine* the introduction of tbs No. 2 preparation (being stronger) scarcely a rase ha* keen found that it will not effectually eradicate In a short tins. For the cure of Caucsroas Mute* and Uleers it In applied iu ths form of plasters, aud U almost Infallible In more thaw two hundred place* In Georgia, and tn 11.0 Soothers State*, they are to he had ; aud on there ire era tups about who are counterfeiting his reuie.lt***, by palming off their owu or something else, by uslm* the same or similar names (for no pa tout b wanted or socurod amid the ahsnrd patents of the day.) lot all be cautioned to look Well for th signature of the Proprietor, thus:— aud also his name blow u lul<> the glaMSf each bottle •T All order* ami I. Her* to t* ndlxeat.-J to LITTLE & BHO„ Wholesale Pi 0,-gists, Mac* a, ‘is Nov. 14—wly. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral jl ..DR. MOTT'S (I‘halplvcate plte. ♦ft ♦— A t aperient and stomachic preparation of IKON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the following complaint:, vit.: DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA, CONSTI PATION. SCROFULA. SALT EHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA TIBM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES. INTER MITTENT FEVERS. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc., PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN. el?. The IKON being absorbed by the blood, and thus circulating through the whole system, no part of the body can escape their truly wonder fal influence. The experience of thousands doily proves that no preparation of Iron can for a moment be compared with it ImpuriUea of the blood, de pression of vital energy, pale and otherwise rtckiy complexions indicate its necessity in al most every conceivable earn. In all caaee of female debility (fluor albus, chlorooia, etc.), IU effects ore delightfully renovating. No remedy hai over been discovered, in the whole history of medicine, which exert* such prompt, happy, and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, com plete digestion, rapid ocquioition of strength, with an unusual disposition for active and cheerful exercise, immediately follow its ue. Asa grand stomachic and general reitorative it has no superior and no substitute. lui Ml* In iirsl !*• metal loxee eonlulnlng /<> pi IU. prlrr .V) rents per box: •* |4 50 5 one *>*•*. M to. For <•* by l)rtii(gUt* gent-rally. Will be sent fj *° any u*t<lrr** n rerelpt of fixe prlre. All let* ter*, order*. ttc M *m>u!l Ir addmuwd to R. B. LOCKE & CO.. General Agents. : w lIHOAOWAY, N Y* N. 11.-T4f sbovr l h tkfXmllr of the at**-1 **m rncls l**.X. For sale by PEMBERTON A CARTER, Nor. H wly Columbus, a. War ! War! War ! IS DRI LA HUB AO AIS ST PAIN* Os ANT KIN O BV DR. A. W. ALLEJV’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! 4 ND every Southerner will to satisfied by using one Dollar’s worth that they have no (briberuse for Northern tontment* For Family and Plantation use. it ha* no eun il It cure* Rheumatism, Neuralgia rttrain*, Bruiae*. Burns, Fre*li Cuu, Pain# in tbe Back or Limbs, t'holic in man or toast, and is the on ly certain remedy known for Blind Hi agger* in ll<>r*e* —and every one will find it a saving of time and hib nsy fiy keeping a supply on hand |j7’Prepared by Dr. A. W AI.I.HN. f'ulutakai, Ga. None genuine without the Hignature und Heal of A. W. ALLEN. Forsabi by URI4D HART h. CHAPMAN. and J. \V BROOKB t’olunibu* Wantxd—a responsible agent in every rtouiln-rn town and village. JO CADTION TOEVKRYBtfD Y—Don't use any more Northern .Liniment until you have given the Ham hern i.iuiim nt a fair trial. CERTIFICATE Com moi a. May IS, IMSW. Dr. A. W ALLEN—Dear Eir: A Sow us to present you this certificate fir your Hotutorn Liniment We have used over a hundred bottle# of your vnluahie media lie during the last year, and do not hesitate in saying that we never saw a Liniment equal to it. and have used all kind*. We have used yours for Cholic both fur Negroes and Horses, nnd in n install. * Urns it tailed to effect speedy relief We t onsuler il an in valuable medicine for Cholic, rt plain*, Bruure*, Ww*l ling*. Fresh Wounds, Ac..,and would not Ire without It tor any consideration. July IT—wtf. J. VERHOV 4k to LUMPKIN HOUSE. LUMPKIN, STEWART (X). C*A. MTUK having purchaned tho shove house, t* reeolvud to make it one worthy the patronage ot the travelling public. 11 good lure and attentive aervante should entitle a Hotel to custom, the uoddnigned flattere himself, that tboee who try him onco, will coma again. Connected with the Hotel, are commo dious Stables with trusty ostler* Oct li. wlf. JOHN YARBROUGH. Intinr.no for VcgriM-s. DUS. BOZHA!AN A STANFORD aro prepared to afford Hospital aoeuintnoda tion*, on reasotiablo terms, to from tbo country, who luay le placed in •JLm their care, requiring nurgical and meU cgj alienlun. J. F. BOZKMAN. M. D. F. A. STANFORD, M.D* (Office on Brood Street, Oolambtis, (Jo.) March Hh, ISfttl.—w3ui. Sundries. r I HIE subscribers arc receiving and wtU keep con- A slant Iv on band the following a tides; No. I and 4 Mackerel, in Half Kits aud,KilM, ffug.ir Cured Ham*—a choice article, Brvukfhsi Baron, Hmoked Bwf, Beni Tongues; Also, tle following arlM'lee of the fosl quuhi) viz: Umm IMaster Paris, Hydraulic (Ytm nt, Gypsium, RUsting I'owder and rtafety Fuse. Hock and A Hum Hall Nuvl—wdtf 4.HNBY A 4 (. NOTICD. t 1.1. Bcrsesr indebted to J E.NMH A (HI, eiiher Ahy Not# Ot Account, pant due are requested to t ohm- forward and settle without delay, t'oluinbu*. March 1, I4te-tf WANTED I HOD SHINGLE BLOrKi (to square not less than HflMI a foot) delivered 111 Columbus, for which a lair price in < ash will be given. Apnlv to OCI IT—wtf JOhEPII II WYNN HABBISON A FITTS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS AND NEGRO BROKERS, SW aixl 01 Urontl St real Coluiubna, (It, Ufotll.lt intorra their friends and the public gen erolly tiiat they still i otitiuue the ab ve busi ness at their old stand Having every facility at com mand towards conducting then business properly, and giving antisfarliou to ait, they solicit a continuance ot the patronage heretofore so liberally encoded them Every exertion will be used lu give enure satisfaction to all who may untide their business Ut their care.— They w ill give their entire personal aiu-ntton to ihe sahis of MERCHANDISE OF It V KEY DESCRIPTION —RENTING AND SALK OF UKAL ESTATE—SALK OF NEGROES ON COMMISSION, Ac. Liberal advances made on Negruev, M. rctiandtxe and Produce placed with us for sale. Administrators’ & Executors’ Sales ATTENDED TO ON LIBERAL TERM*. (Living mode arrangement* in Richmond and other markets to be kept n>ustantly supplied with go..d healthy negroes, of all c lause*, we a*k farmer* and other* who wish to purchase to rail and examine our stork. Cath paid for Likely Young Negroei We have received agencies (Ton some of the heas lest Manufacturers of Virginia and North Ca. Tobacco, and are now receiving our winter's supply of every grade, from 15 to 75 cents per pound, to winch we in vite the attention of Planters and Men bants. OU AH. H. 11 ARK (ROM. OEOROK I. PITTS i oumhua.Hept. 7, IKT.V wdl v UKUHUU, Marlon County, TOlfN L. HMITII apuliesTor Lcttera or Admiuhrtra *1 lion on the estate of Pram is A Brooks deleaved, late ot said county: All ftersono concerned, are hereby notified i. shew cause, if any they have, why the ad un nun rat mu ofsaid estate* should not lie granted to aai I applicant at the Court of Ordinary to he held in and for said county on the first Monday in May next.’ (liven under iuy hand and official signature this March 16th, IMP, MAI.COM 11A1K, Ord. March Itth-w4od. GKURfilA—Marion County: Court of Ordinary, April Ttrm, 18f.fi. Rt'LE NlHl.—Whereas, Joseph Mato, Guardian of the person and property of Mary F. Tavlor, a minor, of Lee in Taylor, late of said ceenty, deceased, having ftiUy dlat lmrged his trust, applies to be dis missed from hi* guardianship a-* aforeNar,l. Therefore, ail persons concerned, are hereby notified ami required to he at my office, on. nr belbra ths first Monday in June next, ad show cause, (ts anv they have,) why said Joseph Mayo should not be dismissed from his *aid guardianship. Given under iiiv band and sesl of office MALCOM Hair. Ordinary. Apnl 53 w4od T. S. SPEAR, Successor to S. B. Purple, cor. Broad Sl Randolph st. COLUMBUS, OBOROIA. PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER V&NU aUEWiI STERLING SILVER & PLATED W ARE. HAIR WORK, A beautiful ruriety of rlteru. I nill make to orjorany deji-u uud style and pUlt you m*y require WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc JEWELRY Repaired by competent and experienced Workmen, an,l warranted. CANES! CANES! Uold. Silver, Ivory Loaded Ileude— Hickory Crook, and Sword, PEBBLE ‘SPECTACLES,. ’ 1 Colil nnd Steel Frames, of thel*at quality munnfwtuiud. 0I„ Jet in ola Iruuie, toauitall eyei. I invite tlio attention of oil tomy Rtoek, und will nhow it with pleo,ure, whether yot vureboM o’ not. ‘MuPurple’,oldStund, Corner Brondnnd RundolphStrenU. CoLTinbu,, tin., Oct. 3*. 18M.—dwtf T. S. SPSAB. NOTICE To Farmers & Planters, REESE’S I>l I OH PI IO PERUVIAN OR Manipulated Guano,-! TUB nnivcmal success that ha* attended the use of Itogabove valMUble fertilizer in ibis section lias already prompted large order* .from our Planter* tor the coming season. Oar Farmer* and Planters arc requested to send in their order* itiimeiktdy to Insure delivery in time tof use. We art- now making arrangemente for a large mi up!) GIJNBV 4” * :y ’ Columbita, Dr.c. r*dltartl j GEORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1868. KULB MlNl.—Hheltoii K. Weaver, tiunrdwn of Lmlm Boswell, orphan ot William .Boewell a ---♦ ing applied for Disnuesioh. All person* concerned are hereby noiified to shew ranee (if any they have) why said Guardian show id not be dwmi*ed from said G mud unship • the (,'oart of Ordinary to he held in and for said “r<mty, on tire first Monday iu dune next, and that thw order be pah h hed in trim* ol the law A true extract from lh minute* ofeaid Oot AnrM lam, i*o. h. a McLendon ord. April Ifi. MM.-##!. NOTICE. fTXWrt MONTH!! after date, application will o ---1 mode to the honorable Court of mdiitory of Clay count) for leave to sell the interest of John W rtut live and California J. Hullive, minor heirs of the late John W. rtutfive, deceased, late Jnf said c.mnt). in and I” the real estat- of said deceased, lying in and about Fort Caine* JAMEB HI TLIVE. Guardian of John VV. and California J. Hullive April t, ItHto— wJm NOTICK. e a v11 AT about the loth day of IVt ember last I gave I my note for $725 with W. B. Modawell it N 11. la-*eur,***curilies, tothe Muwogee lr*>n Works Cos., nt t ’olumbus, pa cable at W alker. Memle St Vo’n houec in Motule, Ala. htowa* the coiouderatioahas wlndely failed. I hereby notify all person* that I am deteriutn ed not in pay it. GEORGE VArtnOK. M...1i I*. IC***, —mOtm • Adm lit I*l ra tor’s Bale. WILL be sold before ttwttoart House door in the town of Outset*, tin . on the tinit Tuesday in June nest, within the legal hour* of sale, one sixth part of the east half of lot number thirteen, in the fifth district of Chattahoochee county, a* the property of Ae<|Uiila Cobh, deceased, b> order of tlie Court of t irdinary ol* mid county. Term* made known on the day of sale. JOHN ft DUNCAN, Adm r, April 23. Ititkl. td GEORGIA— CIay County: W IILUEA H O. VA Wakefield applh-f for letters of aiiuiiiiMtralioti on the estate of George B. Wardlaw , late of vaid county,deeeaoed. All |M-n*ons concerned, are hereby notified to shew cause, if any they have, why the idisiilMHtks of said estate should not he granted to said applicant at the ( omt of Ordinary to be held in and lor said county the First Monday m Msy next. C/ivt-n under my hand at office. March 30, 1%0 rt. A Me LBN BON, Oral. April 17. HMB—w4od. t;BOM1 a, 11 hriou 4 onix>. Marion Court 0/ Ordinary, March Term, liW>o. W’ MKKEAS .lames L (laker, ndnnutsitnlor on lit*- T V estate of John R. Parker, having (pe itioned to bediecharged Irom said administration All persons concerned are required to ehew cause, if any theyjhave, within the Imre prescribe*, by law. why the said JoiSS L. Barker slmmild not be disimss ed according to the prayer of hr* petition: Given under my land and official signature this the Id day of April. 180d. M ALt (M 1I AIU, Ord april G KußGlA—Marion County: PbW AKI) (1. DAVId having aiqdiud to be apnoin- I!i led Guardian of Ihe person and properly of M;*r> Ala vi*. a minor under fourteen years of age; and u resident of said county; Thb is t cite all persons concerned to be and ap pear at ihe Court of Ordinary to In* held in and tor said county; on the hmt Monday In June, nett, then and (here to show cause ifany th-’y have, whv --aid Ed ward G. li.i vis should not be erilrusted with the (2liar* diaiodup oftlie person and property of Mary A. Davis. J Witness my hand and official signature, April Ifith. 1860. MaLCOM HAIR, Ordinary. April ts. I HC4 w3od GEORGIA—Marion County. Court of Ordinary, April Ttrm, ISCO. , RULE Mill.—Whereas, Joseph Mayo. Guardian of of the |ieisoii and property of Aeimry L. Taylor, u minor of Lewis Taylor, late of said county deceas- , ed. having fully discharged In* (rust, applies to be dis- : missed from his guardianship a- aforesaid. There- I fore, all persons concerned, are hereby notified and . required, to appear u mv office, on. or before Hie tint .Monday in June next, and shew cause, (if any they ; have,) why said Joseph Mayo, should not be disiui**- ; ed from said gnardiarodnp Given under my hand and official signature. MALCOM HAIR, Oidinary April ‘23 wdffil GEORGIA —CIay County: lI7HEREAH John R Moody applies lor letters v v of Guardianship of the persons and property of James T. Whepherd, William 11. Shepherd, and Ann K Shepherd, orphans and minors of Win. It. rihep- j herd, late of Randolph county These are therefore to cite all interested in said Guardianship to shew rauae.if any they hav, why Letters of Guardianship should not be issued to said applicant at the Court ofOrdmary to be held in and for said county, on the first Monday in Mav next. Given under my hand, this 30th day of March. IhM. h. a McLendon, fhd UEORGIA, Marlon Couxxtyt Marion Court of Ordinary, [March Tern, 1360. Us HERE AH William M Brown, administrator on the estate of Nicholas Jordan, having petitioned to he discharged from said administration: AU persons concerned are required to show cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law. why the said William M. Brown ‘should not be dis charged according to the prayer of hi# petintum. (liven under my hand and official signature, this April*!. Iwm MALCOM HAIR Ordinary, apht fi-a fim QKORUIA, TalbotCsnnty. Court of Ordinary, Feb'y Term, 1859. RULE NIHI. Wit ERE AM .1 anoui Ifowill.adniinisirator of Martha llowill, pel it ions tins Court fbr letters of dis mission from said administration: Be it ordered. That all persons concerned be and appear nt the rtepteutlter term next ensiling ot Uni Court, then and there to shew cause, if any they have, why said letter* smihl not he granted a’ true extract fironithe minutes of said Court, Feb. 6th, It**). MARION UKTfll NE, Ordinary. Feh 13. w6m. GEOlttilA, Mariou Comity: Marion Court of Ordinary March Term, l SCO. WHERE AM Samuel II Crawford, Executor ol Uiu last will and testament of Thomas Bivins, hav ing petitioned to lie discharged .from said Exe utor atup: All (arsons who areconeertied. are required to shew cause, if any they have, within the ‘time prescribed by law, why the said Haerael 11. Crawford, should not be dismissed according to the prayer onus petition Given under my hand and ortirlal signature this the 2d April, IffiHl. MAI.COM OAIK. Ordinary. April 6, IhfiO—wfim GEORGlA —Chattahoochee County: TWO month* after date application will he made to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of ChattalunM-tiee co.for leave to se)] the lands belonging to the estate o William House, late of said county, deceased. N N HOWARD. HARRISON THOMAS, $ fcXec April 16, I*flo-wstn GEORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1860, t*. A MeLEN DON, Ordinary,’ Presidir:? RULE Nidi.—Whereas James Kutiiv. ILi.it 1 11 of Missouri A. Hullive, (How Mhsohii A. L w i* I wiving aj phed for letters of W—>Mstnn troin *uhl Guardianship: It hi ordered. .That r all person* concerned allow cau*e, if auy they have, within the time prescribed by law, why said letters should not be granted to aaid applicant at the Conn of Ordinary to be held in and for said county on tlie first Monday in June next. A true extract from the the minutes of *aid Court. March #tb. IMO. apnl 10—wbin H. A. MeLEN BON, Crdtnaiy. GKOKGIA, Marlon lountyt JOHN L. Haiith applie* for totters of Adinimsi ration de boni* non on the estate of Bober* Brook*, de ceased, tote of *ald county: Ail peison* coucemed, aie hereby notified to shew cause if any they have, why the administration of aaid estate should not be granted to said applicant at the < ourt of Ordinary to be held in aud lor said eounly on the first Monday in May next. Give* under my hand and official signature, tins March lrtth.tfuio MALC'OM IIAIK, Ord. March Itab—w4Cd GKOKOIA-Clay Cauntyi Court of Ordinary, April 7\ rni, iB6O. Rule NISI -Where** Shelton R. Weaver,Guar dian of Michael A. Henderson, and Margaret K. Ilenderwui (now Margaret K. Leaib) having applied for lliemission All persona concerned are hereby Hotified to shew cau*e, ifany thev have, wav am tJuar tan should not be dismissed from said Uuurdiahidnp, at the Court id Ordinary to be held in and for saidfeounty on the first Monday in June next, and that this order be pub liHbed in term* of the law. A true extract from the minute* of said Court April I mb. 1960. H A. M. I.UNDON, Old. April Ifitb, I HAD - w4d. GEORGIA —Clay County: Court of Ordinary March Term, 18G0. \ *. A, Mci.E.NDOH, Ordinary, I'n.itlms RULE NISI.—Mr*. Maria Brooks, Administratrix of thr Estate of Isaac Brook*, deceased, hav ing ‘petitioned this Court (or Letters of Dismission: It w therefore ordered, that all person* concerned shew cause, if any they have, within thetimepieHcri hed by law,wl y said letters shall not be granted at **’ <'o,.n of o,4mary to be held in and tor aaid coun ty on lb first Monday in September next. A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, 6lh March, Bfio. H A McI.ENDON, Ordinary. March 12th. IB6o—tun. GEORGlA—Maocogee C'oatitv. Clerk'a OJftec, Superior Court of uid County. Van taonarri. Trustee, The Water tort Company of the City of Columbus. rpilß defendant in tlie above staled ra*e, w hereby L required to lie and appear personally or by attor ney, at the next Kuperior Court, to be held in and lor said county, o the fourth Monday in May next, to an swer the plaintiffs demand in an ariMiti of tiespu** on tlie case Witness the Mom.ruble Edmond 11. W’omll, Judge of said Court, tiu*24lh April, tot*) A. 8. RUTHERFORD, Cleric. April 45. 1800 Id GEORGIA—CIay County, rpo ALL W HOM IT MAY CONCERN.-—Mrs.* A. A E. Pratt, widow of William Pratt, late of said county, deceased; having filed b*r petition in prosier form to me, praying for Letters of Administration with the will annexed, on the estate of said deceased; This is to rite all legally interested, creditors, leg. alees, and any others interested, to le ami appear at the Court of Ordinary to be held in'and for said coun ty. on the first Monday 111 May noxt, and shew cause, if any they have, why totters with the will annexed, should not be granted .to said peti tioner. Given under nv hand at office,'April 2, ]MA April"—wdthj H. A. MiI.ENDON, Ordinary. Notice to Debtor* and Creditors... \!l persons indebted to the entate of Aaron Goodman deceased, late of Harris county, Ga., are requested to moke immediate payment; nnd alkiliose having de mand* against said estate will present them to the un dersigned Administrators within the time prescribed by law, gaiv Authenticated (hr payment. .INO. H GOODM AN, HIRAM. A. GOODMAN, apnl .70. I in Adm’rs. A DMINI STRATI R*H RALE.—WiII be sold Ire fore the- Court House door 111 the town of Talbot ton, Talbot county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in June next, within the legal hours of sale, agreeably to u order of the Court or Ordinary of said count), 50 acres of land, known as the Adk'ms place, adjoining the lauds of Willis Collins, and others, in said coun ty Bold oa Ihe pnqieny of John J. McManus, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. April *3.1 WO 4thl. EI.ItBRT MAN KB, Adtu’r. GKOUUIA Talbot Conaty Notice to debtorb and ( reditorb All persons indebted to ihe estate ol John'llam initl, late of Talbot county, deceased, are hereby re quested to make immediate payment, and all persons holding debts against said deceased, are hereby noti fied to render them in to us duly authenticated, with in the time prescribed by law for payment. TTIOB G liEAi'fl, > . . , GKO. IIA MM ILL. S A ‘ ,o rB February *7, Htift— w4tkl < hattahoochec Sheriff Sale*. Ur ILL be sold before the CJourt House door in this town ot t'usseta, ( batiahoorhee county, on the first Monday in June next, lot of land number fifteen, iu ihe firth District of Chattahoochee county, levied upon a* the property of Abel Briley, to satisfv n Jus tice’* Court//h in favor of Elisha Beall vs. Abel I<r ley. Levy made aud returned l* me by B. A. FusseJ) Constable j.g UL’RKY. may 4—td. Sheriff GEORGlA—Muscogee County. | Clerk’* Office if the Superior Court of aid County. j Howard Manufacturing Company, vs. J The Water Lot Compon) of the City of Coluiubus HPHE deleudant in the above staled case, is hereby I required to be and appear personally, or by attor ney. at the next Superior Court to be held in and for said county, on the fourth Monday in May next, to an swer the plaintiff * demand in an action of trespass on the case. foe. Witness ihe Honorable Edmund 11. Worrit], Judge of said Court, this 24th April, IMK). April 15, 1960, Id A. B. RI'TIIKREORD,CIerk. OKORGlA—Chattahoochee county: TWO months after date application will be made so the Honorable Court of Ordinary, ot Chattalioo chee county. Ga , for leave to sell the (lands and negroes belonging M the estate of John Robinson, deceased If. J WIM.IAMH, > 4 . , NANCY ROHINSON, \ Admr • April 16, I*6o—w‘2m 4. I.oitf. | A, i'liHtlltliooclM-i- 4 ouniy. Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1860. U r IIF.REAB 11. J. Williams and Nancy Robinson Administrators on the estate of John Robin son, dee’ed. apply for Letters of ‘Dismission: It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned do show cause, if any they have-on Ihe first Mon day in November next, why they should rot be dis missed from said administration. A true transcript from th* minute* of said Court Apnl 7th, iHOO. aprtllft-wfitn K. G RAIFORD, Ordinary G EORGIA —Chattahoochee County: ALL persons having demands against Peterson Bander*, late of said county duceased, are Jiereby notified to present them duly proven tome, w-itliin the time prescribed hy law, or they will not be paid, and all pesons indebted to said deceased, are required to nitke immediate payment. „ ... James s. ALuws-Aiim-r. March 26, I*6o—whkl AND JEWELER,
