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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1860)
rn.ro’ Kprin* ..J “ toMly, JmUl.r nV “ U ’ br '” , *‘* i m * Mt!tMTM4 |.niil-ruM And i{mM^ —luqtyily* from Ihe uwrW tuottM, At Hi 4 touch of bur JcvaM Luskin*, Thefo comes Hi her approach* eojflfttio burst* Os mduU from muuuV ami vale, from tftuve Ami t-uxmy m<m<l. The tdrophcrl on thu bill, Tolu* gay. frisking lambs, (mil* merrily 5 The plough boy, in tbo'bwiuy flobl. rehuves Ills heart, with puraat |*lcn*r o'bTj By emOobc* ufmo*t h©*t'roi> song: ntnl from Tbe lilti* by tbe burn In the green mcmlow, there lx home w|yu The air no euroct fil balmy, gkcfnl nfcoof* Ami *Hvcr laugbf. In woodland* dark ttr.d d|>- In husky <lell nnd dintfUm—those l*w’rs eo#l, \Vhieh Spring doth visit nontttM4 e'er loaves The lutait, She is greeted by the bum Os lively tatted throngs, tho blithesome dash Os rt>uiping waters, au4 the ftw riling siralii* Ofjocund minstrel-birds. oft io the bruicd Heart firing .toll. ItrlSß eorr. The jay, whi. h pervades All Nature** haunts, at her Wight pnwncc, oit Produce# in the sorruw-striekvn >1 (jfiiimi s kindred joy. //*'(gentle onr , To thee, Upon whose polished brew yrim Cart Has never .vet placed his dofsciug oI ~ To thee, whoeo youthful lias ne’er lost Aught of its native clwfl icily And innomnoo, Hprltig brmr# :i# pure delight, As to the feathered ChorUt* of the wood, That Hit no airily from spray to spray, r.nyeloped iu the ihh<Y Rowing strenm* Os their own liquid notes. While tit on nldd’st t*fM#n ibis piutb. Ihoy Vfufafc atnob r#tnr Find tlose tie 1 ppy h* tow thou art- And Wboii by thy Cwiilor rhWiuutnruwntd benrt, Aluy'si tbu pus ns tbo genial broaihol v prlnj.’ A way as calmly -softly, leaving behind tb*e The blesMd fragrance tidl.iwing go6d work,-. QWfSTW*. t.'<dutiihu. April. I.*><(>. ‘“’'Mt - * ! *"• *W TISf. TANARUS I'ljHton fflydop, my d**.ir, the Kpring h^*uii'. The,Summer ‘* hogfl, long ahd wnrtn. A ml in pU'-e of the Lint* ivnd flowers flown, fin; flit # ik! nmsq nitons .- warm : ‘Hh* junebufT, through dny, and dy brawls his hum, Aud the hot night winds moke *u* ! sigh in pin Thai the zephyr* of SpHftff would court T.ho* refreshing It D to hvr yon ; m ; Os April bvautier and f hi.wft ~ And the pffliinit'i breath vNsfc tin- Spring ” winds Whig To tbv. dutfly und vie chid LoWfir*, Vtn *B to tho'Fprlng * far thy Health, tmd perhaps A iastn of Mineral water, Hut surely to flirt with a rkdt lufin’j) sou, Ami to outehitw another one’ • daughter bill Clyatmi, toyiuv*s, when f die, Ami I aupp**e, ui’vuurs'c, ( will. &. 1 idiarge you to seatift I shall be b'l'r-e to Mo/ murmuring rill. And from fear Hint 1 way mdrea. h u pbo-u That ktthwa*n h a tw Spring. 1 lrr! you'll he there, and ib thweri lair Ami ll< stud in o IVajfmnee to sing. Qi’KKN IMK MIL UkNMTII IH |MI(R v_#kv, n. HAttpAUnu. There m strange. iv tuysHc ‘-pell. 01’ memory and luve, TbiU rhains my heart louirvly day- Whertier 1 rest nr mym J <•> again the old home bouse, I wlk across eneh floor. ■ I i*o the jmn. ige through and Hand, Witb fafeWfcll WnrdS'aftd in hand, Fp„u the rill That lies hein-a'.h the door. Kaeh spot nroiiMii tlisl doar hldi'>iue Its seN kept ircttstno glv. In every tree, adil wall, hud eln.ir, fSoom eherisbnd metm-ry lives; Hut nowhere Wat tnv hturt f> high, And nowhere iiud 1 more Tltuu hvn l , whin muring!y I sttind, With farewell word* und fnil ill hand, llpnn this sill Thut lie: tiwiieiilb the door. Wlmt silent years have fled since I booked out from dear old home With hopeful koari, ihri*’ inoist'ning c.vs For better day* tu eornu ! ‘Twm boro J turned to those I left, With longing heart oueo mru llere liugvriiig still, where mv I stand With farewell words nmi stutl in hand, t’pon th sill That lies beneath the door. rvepa.Hr.ed o'er other thresholds since To grnn<lvr halls—hot still i jnevar entered hoftio liko thi* Across another sill. Parents and home we have but once, Whi gone, they coma o morn O’ what u moment when we stand, With far” writ words und tdufl in hand I'pou the sill Ttmt lies lieimnlh the dsor ! \ Pur in on bud. Sl’ IMMfIIIAVIN, A lII'SMANUCVTI km an Bella 1 (Uwrxbavin, alter serving ill the army, war m;ula sneeossii ely a Counsellor of stale, ambassii dol“ of 1 bo senate, nrusidcut of the college ol eom mere*, pvnlie Cashier, mot, in IttttD. minister of juvtieu. The posun has i>eut) trMlfluted into Jn puneaa, by ordr of the emperor, and Is hung up, embroidered with gold, in the temple of JadUo. It baa also burn train-dated into the Chinese und Tartar langunp.es, written on n piece of rich silk, *mt suspended in the imperial ptUu-u of Pekin.] UTuoti liriHNAt. Onk’ wHno presence bright, AM space doth occupy, nil iiiotimi guide . I ii.dianpcd through time’s niidv<u4kMg flight . Thou only t).ui’ there I* no tied bedde ! Briiwu almve vdMwdagvl Mighty itno’ Whom none can comprehend and m neexptor* J U'hu flM'st existenw with Tin ski dom-. ’ Kmbracing aii -ofj'ortig hilingo'n being whom w oail ri>.d--aitd kmo *i mnrt-’ in its* utd 1 uie research, phibj.- ..ph v May muwmreout ibe o. mhii de. p -mov c<uiut Th aajnds nr the run's ruvn Inn riml foi 1 bee 1 here Is no weight nor me i lire dmuc sou t mount tP to thv mysteries; season*• iirigUtest sprk, Tbn* kindlnd Iry Thy light, in vain nould tr> J o trafto Thy oounsvK intiuito and dark Atodthought ere thought can .-oarhlpti, bvu like puM ssuMlUi in eternity . Thou from primeval nothiugn. didst cadi First shanv • tlii'Ti e\Utonco laird, <>w The. btnruity had Us tdun<l;d.i*n alt Sprung forth li oiu Him- of light, b y, bario..ny. go| origin —all life all b. auty ‘i'iuue Thy fsnlmstwi all, and and ih creals; Thy splendor tills all spare w ith ray - tlfvin*. I tiou art,und wt.rt.andshall Im, gioriou-’ pi, it’ bighl-gi* ittg, light suduiuing Fotuntnta. Thy chains the tinmenurud nn■.• -1 • jmi ■uol; t phebl by Tkiw • by ‘i'licc iu-pired with hrswth • Thu the beginning with the end has la mad. And Iwtautdullv munfit >• Jilc mid <10111)1 A* spafltr mount upward fr,<m tt.o fiery hl.i • So *uh“ aro b<rn ‘o u.,rl.J spring forth from friii*-’ Aml as the t-pungU-s in the t'uunv rays Shine iMinut tiieslbcr mow. the pagv'uutrv *f kwi A million torches lighted by Thy hand. Wander uhwearied through t| tu him abvo Tlwrv own 1 |i\ p w, 1 , _ All gay with lit,. all riounwt 1 *,0,1.1 IV)mt shall wu < all them rOc# ••t',-r>.<ul ti, r |t A glorious company of gulden stream^ Lamps of e, la u.il ether, burning bright Sun* lighting systems woh theo n l ' l • In- Hut Thou to thc-eiarta* tl m->,ui 1 Yes* a* a dropuf writer in the. ac;,. All this Magnificence in Thee is hot What aro ten Ui<,usan<l worldseoinpaie<l lo Tl*e,- And wbat am / then llenveu - uiuiuint , rcl Though multiplied by myriads, ami array'd In all lhaglory of thought Is but an atom in tb balance weigh <1 Against imiuity What mu J then .* -Yosight * ■Voujbt! but lb* riPutiiiwul'Tby Wviiio I'crvkUtng world, tilth TrAi-b'd i, v btxmii tm Yc* ! in my pri doth Tl..v Spirit ihiit.. Arshines (li sunbeam in a Ump of dew. Nought ! but I live, and ou hope'* pinion- |j v linger toward* tbjr |irceeiu*v. f y r in The* * I live, and breathe, an i dwell aspirin.. l*,--j, Even to the throne of Thy Divinity, I nut, 0 Uoii! aud surely Tur must U ‘ Thou art* directing, guiding all— Tlu.u art! | Direct uiy understanding then to Thee . Control my spirit, guide *>v wauderiitg heart Though but an atom ’midst imiuentny. ,Still lam something,, fashloutd by Thy bond 1 1 hold a middle rank, ’twist heaven and earth, On the last verge of mortal being rinnd, Clofio to the realms whet* angels have their birth .Jrthtoti the boundaries of the spirit land 1 The chain of being U complete in me, Tu 1110 is mutter's last gradation lost. And the neat step is spirit- Hatty ! I can command the lightning, and am dust! A monarch and a slave ! a wt/riu, u gud! W hones cause I here and how / so uiarvcll nndy Constructed und conceivad 1 unknown ‘/ this clod Lives surely through sow# higher energy ‘ For from itselfulimeAt eould not he I Creator, yss! Thy wunb'm ami shy word ('rented M>, Thou aouren id life and good! Thou tJpirlt <•( my spirit, and my Lord ! Thy light, Thy b*r, hi their bright plonituilc Fill'd tpv with an immortal soul, to spring Over the abyss of death, and bade it wear Thu garment* of eternal day, and wing Its heavenly flight beyond this little sphere, Kvcn |o its sourco—l Tb#a—it* Author ther*. 0 thought incffkblu! 0 vision*blest! Though worthies* our conecpthm* all of Thee, Yet *bsll ‘J'ny shallowed isnsge fill our br#s*t, And waft it* hoioagcto ‘J’by Deity. Uod ‘ thus alonomy lowly thoughts can soar, Thmwk ’ll,, ,r,oiiM— B*lo*wlwnilgl! Mid.t Til, vl worli.. nJmir., i.U-j, lulorci AnJ WI.TO rti tong, no iii.ro, Th .mil lmll ,|ikin tr. ,rUtdf- Coafcmloo el a Pirate* Albert W. Hick*, convicted at New York of piracy and tbo murder of Capt. Burr sud two brother iihobwl Watts, oi the sloop A. K. John !*<u. and who is now under sentence of death, has made a full confes viou of hi* crime. The Courier and Kuqulr*r of the flth, says; ‘ Tbo conic*rinn tru* inmk by Hick* to one of his keepers. He state# that the uiurdcrs were perpetrated bet ween nine und ten o'clock at night, while all the crew, with tbo exception of one of Wattses was below. Hicks was steering, while Watt* was at the bow of the sloop, hooping a look out ahead. Hicks scire I h hate bet an < I starting forward, dr-alt Watt* a blow which killed biin almost instantly. The other Wait*, who was be* low, was awakened hy the noise, and ru#hed up on deck, but was met by Hicks who struck him over the head with hi*axe and killed him. Uioks then went down into the cabin and attacked Capt. Burr, who was a-loep. The Cap la to instantly woke up, and sprang out of Id* berth, struggled doapomtoly with In - murderer. Tbe tight lasted nor oral orfftfe*,lmt it terminated by Hicks knock ing hi* victim* brain* out. The sloop, bo rays, was titty mils* <>ut ut sea at the time the murder* were committed, nn<l (bat betook good cure the bo (fie# Kho'ild never rise to tbo surface,” Hick* also confessed that tic has ut least once before la.cu engaged in a-similar affair. In 1H44, t-'apfc jM*Kn/-to, of tlie ship hklidinu, lying at Vnl|arai*o, nu imard of whoso vessel Hick* wuh then a aeuraun, roesivud a man named ! adding n>l hi*eon ns piwseiiger* to England. Hick* and I'lcMing iinuiedialety plotted t< kill the cap talri und <bt*iin pus <-.Hh>n of the bip which bad 1 iduftble cargo. Shortly after the ship left port ainotihy wctlffed, in which McKenzie and hi* male mi T<- It m tally Murdered, the latter by Hick* ,il(<lu-, ahull ruck I!m sleeping man in tlio livad with an uxe, and (lin throwing liim overboard. After a while Hie crew <f tbo Haiidbm became thud afibeir new uaptfiiu, and again Hicksjoined in anew conspiracy, having ft*r it* aim the remo val of Picldin .’ hiin*i<]f. With 11 coolness worthy <‘i'(lands they dcbateil aud ilecld<l urion bis death while ho stood imund beside them, lie was thrown j into thv ••<•<** u, with bilron lash oil to him. Hicks scutljed the siiin near tbo (Jut f Cnnso, doing a*h(rj, the conduct of the crew excited suspicion, nod tbv were arroslod, tried and cenvictod, and *oiitencd to bn bung. A part oft be gang wore t-.Nocuiod, but Hides Wiu either respited or par doue<l.- .V, 0 Ilnllrtiu , Trial Trip uftlie Ktral Lotomotlve Major Horatio Allnn, lbn sngiucer <>f the New \ srk and Flic Hail Ki>ad, in a speech made during tho recent festival occusinn, gave (lo fol lowing in-count of the iirsl trip made by n loco motive on this continent ; ‘■When wa* it? Who win* it? An<l who awn* kcued its energies am! directed it* movement* f It wu- in Hu year IfiZS, on the bank# of the Lack.l waxen, ut the commencement of the rail reads connecting the caiiat of tbo Debt ware and Hudson Lit mil Company with their wml mine*— mot he who mblrc* -<• you was the only person on that |.><-omotlvp. Tbo ciroußutanoes which led to my being ulnae “ii tlio engine were these : The road had been built in thu summor; thu structure wa* of hemlock timber, and rails of largo <nnun*ioti“ note bad on cap* placed far opart. Thu timber bud cracked und wnrped from vpi,Air to tbo sow. Alter about bOd feet of straight Hm-. (ho r<md crossed the Lnckuwuxeu crctk un tivle work about ,",d tor t high, with u curyo of JIM to 400 ffec-t radius. Tbo impression wm vcry general that the iron monster would either break down thorgad or it would leave tbo track nt the curve and plunge into tbo crook.*— My reply tu studi appwehensb'ns was that It was tab ltu it, coNMitkr thu probability of such oe currciuHts: there was n other course than to have a trial wade of the strange nnlutal, which had been brought here at a great expense; but that it was n<>t urcosNiiry that more Hum one should be Involved lull* fate; that I would take the first ride alone, and the time would come when Lshould lookback to thtlftckfont with grout in terest. As I placed toy hand on the throttle valve bamlle, I was undecided whether 1 would move slowly or with a fair degree of speed; but lioliflidng thut tbo road would prove safe, and preferring, if wo did go down, to go handsomely without any evidence of timidity, I started with considerable velocity, passed the curvo over tho creek safely, and was soon out of hearing of tho vast assctiibhtflc. At tho ond of tho two or three uiilus I reversod tho valve and returned without accident, having thus made the first railroad trip by locomotive on the Western hemisphere.” Tittf MauTYlu Sumner's feurs of bring Mar tyrised excite much merriment in thv country, Tho Now York lloraid says he courts an assault, and advises that tho thing be done by subscrip tion. It thinks u huge reward might tempt lotno ‘■ luurdorou* ruthan,” suy from the (South, out of iun<U and ravenous for whiskey, to do tho thing up lißfliLoDiuly. A Tiuh.im; DiFVKat.Ni i-.. Judge 11 -, of Detroit, although celebrated in hi* prol'esaum, war noted among his ncifuaintaticvr in being very dull of soriuga pun. One day, bring at a dinner party, the following conuumirutn was given hy one of the guests; ‘•When is u young lady tiko u vcbiole in com tnun use f** “When rite is a little sulky.** The Judge, like all the rost of the company, thought it tlri-d rate. Tho next owning, paving u ‘initio Mi*- Heller , thu Judge thought it would ph'u.H* her very well, and cave It un fob lows: “When L •• young lady like n vehicle in com mon use:” Mi . r , ‘ uving given it up, the Judge ii • to 1 iwftf.outont and umusement: ••V. tin >• t.-. n Hitlu buggy.” • and tout tin-late Mr. 11 aliam and h . . jut i-Mowi-r, Mr. Howland, are to be sue* comb-d l*jr i.-1 l Brougham, wlu, at eighty •one .war -ot ugo, i;i preparing llioUry of the lint i h I’ .ii.uitutioii. to" A coxcomb, talking of the transmigration •and- nb‘. ant “In tnuel Mosvs, I huwno doubt In. -a goldn cult.” “Very likely,” replied u ladv ; “tiin> ha* robbed ,vnu ol nothing but tbe gilding.” 1 \ki 1 u.n. Lily 11. Honion was bung in Ai ty\ die, W do., x county i n Frit!*) last, tor thu mtinb-r <1 A! r.th.m J’) tu , in Duct uibcr lost. Tbe i-t, ‘/r,. i-ay# thu occasion drew together anjunmn-.jgourmuae ol people. ASrno no Sum U.n. Maihu Voytwo, of Tenner >o, who spoke ul a Bril and I'.vervtt rat do atbm uiceUng in liultiutorv, *n few day# ugo, ant that the c.rrujitbm if the Administration at U uhlnffluii is so great that “ihc man in the moon liastd h<d*l hi* nuAf a* be pa*e over that Uhy is it impossible for “AW Lincoln to nt lain the Fru idetoHtil chair 1 Mceausc he lack* an (us tiring *(./*.- lUnon Pour it r. Mxmi WISVMR .-I’Sl-AVK#. The law prohibit ing the uf riave.* in Maryland went iut- ojKwation 00 the br> or June, lu view of thl* ls t m* less than on,* hundred and thirty-six slave h.i\ebteti tuaiiiinilUcd in Frederick oouiitX alone, since the 1 tf March, whon tho law wava puvs*f. hakauhrUud was Imru at the Chateau of Coiulo urg. which he has iuntt©Hali*ud lu his Mmolcw. and tbe Kdriving lines ute kuowu and .•ling l*y everybody (n France. They are very melodious and full of the most touching pensiw*- infer* dost thou mucin bar still Ttic chateau by Lh UtreV soft rill, The Moorish tower so rid and gray And stern, M hole sweet belt w< loom'd every day At Us return t lU tuMnbcriM thou tbe bike sc hushed, By agile swallow gently trvwhetl, Tim nrevso the fragile retd that bowed Xo slight,- The*idling *un without a cloud bright F Ilium* Os t The i>yimt,. r of Brooklyn, New \ ork, tin* directed all his letter currier* to -have the upper lip. 1* the moustache tube deemed a sign of DouglusiMu or tiepublinanisioF Zitft'Tbc Stale Treasurer has received forty I thou and dollarlrrott tho Treasurer of the tftate | Koad, for the month ol JMay. • Superior Chattahoochee River Plantation for Sale. OFFER FOR KALE my plsin'atmn in H* soil C'<mnty Alabama yn the nforusuid river I7! i miles below Columbus, Georgia. Tub Lanhs.—Thu tract, consists of between I jt)l) and HIOO ftcra*. of which, briweon tfOO ami I mm aro riv er bottom of tbo richest quality. Tim ruiuaindcr is Fin# Land, the most of it Wing oi UwliKMtior qttdkjf kn*wu #1 tK land. _ The Itot'kovKwiiTN.- These aro equal to any in tbe Hiatu. Thu dwelling is nearly liew and is situated on a plain in tbe pine lands 2’ j ni'ls# from Ibe river—lt curtains H well Oni#hcl room* on one floor, each with a fire-plm 0 The out houses aro extensive, well built und comforta ble. The ground* ore laid off with taste and ornamented with evergreen tree*, badge* and ft choice collection of flowers, a large orchard ol fruits of all kind# and vineyard of tho choicest grapos Ac, In the yard Is an unfailing well of the purest water. The establishment in ali it* arrangemants conbfoo elegance with convent* enc* and comfort. Tiib QuAitTßn Is on the same plain with the dwelling, 2 mile* from the river Here there i* a first rate ovcrseecr* bouse, (now) with comfor table cabins having brick chimney#, sufficient for the accommodation of 180 negroes, also barn, stables, corn-house#, blacksmith #bn*p, wood shop, Ac, Then# buildings arc all in good order,- There is also at tbe Quartern (,'lmpel for relig ious servicer. Tho Quarter is obundsvofly sup plied with good water a* is every field on the place. At convenient point* on the place are two framed Oin-hon.es and Hcrcw*. In short everything in the way of improvement that could be desired is to be found on the plantation and all in good repair. There Is not a more desirable property on tho Chattahoochee river and it is hardly once in a lifetime that such i* in market. I reside on the ploee arid will take pleasure in showing tho plantation to any one wishing <> purchase. I can be addressed nt Columbus, Georgia. JAMES A. TURNER. Juno 11, —dStwlt. HO FOR TEXAS! v a i.i t hm: i*ho 1*1; in’ v KOR SvYLK. TIIB underKime<l ofl'*r d ,p following valu sKfljjLprupt'ity furcate. One trori of land continuing Mevcn Ilonft nil A< rc- W.Olll ft high ofate ol culiivuii<*n. lying adjoining the town of Union flpringx.Snd iti ring up wiUtin the incorpo.auon. On lh place, ami inside of itis incorporation, •< an excellent dwc.lJmg liotifc, containing H rooms, good kitchen, nesro c <l> hi*, gin hoimc-, carriage houses, und every oilier loiil dlng mirnsvary; good crchnrdx, *• Ttc Dwelling House i* on a commanding elevation ‘and command” 11 splendid view of the whole town. Then- m some excellent building lot* on the place, which are now in demand and celling ;at *-Joo per acre loiw. Tb< dwelling i#ulfic lenllv near she bhslnesv part pftown for a man engaged in bin me** lo walk to and irm In* huslnes*. Also, another tract oflend, *ix mil*’# from town, containing 04U acres, EWi < leered und niotdly good nsgrohimses, gin house, and htluroHiiui(dmg ‘the quality us Ihe above land* t# good good deal of the land making a hula of cotton to tlie at re. Also, In tho town we oiler for sal : uii e\t ,-11. i,t dwelling house. <oiiluining N rooms, nearly new. on the most beautiful lot In the place. Also an excellent Htor<* house 75x30 feet in the 1 < n tie of tins business port ot town The Mobile und Lirard IturJ Ifoud run- ihioiigh the east edgs ofilie Tract joining lawn, ami tbu Mooi t'omery und Union rtpringx Kuilrnud runs llii<>iig;i 1 North edyaof It Tin: t icw from linjlnoisc coininamb tlutlrain# tunning on both roads. liegurdmg thi.-place and Stirioundiiig country it I* too w*H know n for us to speak anything in it# praie*-. Our land-make u much rilton- -<un place tini|trov ing us last—we have u* good sctionls ami art line churclies-n comm unity a , wealthy and iiitelligini in all these things we cannot lie heat m Al.ibgtua. \V will sail any jurt or all of the above pmpei ty. j just us tbe party may dnsto For farther purticulMrs address or call “• W K A 11. 1.. llKlUif*. jmi*’ IH-w3m Union flprings, Ala ‘Atlanta fnieliigcnter ami Augu.-ua i.'broni/i will please ropy for .'t monlhs. 516 ACRES LAND, With growing crop of 100 acres each, con* 4no nmti.v. STOCK & FOUR NEGROES!! WILL bn sold ut a great bargain, ns ilio own er is compelled to travel; a very desirable place, in n good neighborhood, It miles Irout linion (springs, In Pike 00., Ala., 2H mUw Irani the railroad. Apply to J. J. IIAKKIB, Fnrrir>rviUe F. 0., Dr ELLIS A LIVINGSTON, may 26- titw. Columbus, tin. NOTICE. fThe subscriber oflers fur sale vuluable j Block Farm in the 7t|i District ol Worth f<nin ly. (id-.c-ousisting of UNO twrvsoi lanut. tltt* .r tWt Acres open l. ilids, anew Gin House and ipou the pluer-, 150 or 4lltt head of Cattle, almui the same ounikr of hogs, nml 3t) head of sheep Thohi will be made accommodating and strietly so when the cash is ottered. UnquMe in Allmuy atJas. llill’S lavei y rttablv*, lor dire* lions to the place. Juiin 4—wtf THOrill KENDALL i @TIJK undersigned is anxious to sell ill hi# Land In itu#*ell county, Afuliamu, < \ eopi kis Home Place, or exchange lliem loi (■'olmiibns town property. Hy cutting them up a great many small planter# can lie fitmii-hi and wiili choice home* Heeurcthe debt and pay the interest, or they will be sold low tin ('ash. See Hie price* I pay tax on them amt see the laud My title# are good HeVeral place# ar< improved considerably WILLIAM II MAVNOII, Haletii, HuSikjJl countv. ; May 7ih, lbtifl- wtf. PI’AKTAfiON AND STOCK! FUR SALE, 1 have come to the conclusion to return to j t ‘aroliua, a* my relative* are nil there 1 wish to sell all that 1 posse## in ! Georgia. I have a heautiliil little Hiimtm i | residence 14 mile* north of ('olumlms, Cu and near , lh Troy Faclorv Three hundred acres ol good l.and, well improved; about l 0 in a good state ut ! cullivalton; good dwelling house, negro house*, ham, j Ftables, gin house and m rew; farming utensil# of all ‘ kinds; cows, hog#, mules, wagons, household and j kitchen Mr nit ure, corn and fodder, and various other ; artirics 100 tedious to mention. In a first rule neigh- j horhood,good neighbors and good society. Pletur cull ami look at tnv land and stock II 11 URJNHIIEI.n May Till - wtf BRADLEY & FETEHS, AGENCY FOR THE PURCHASE AND HACK ol REAL ESATE, la tho City o't’Meiuphisi. And La ml# in the State* adjacent to Memphis, vix: Tennessee, MiHlsippi,Arkansas A Louisiana Oftlt-v Ko. 5 Calhoun ‘Block, Main St, ‘ Cornrr of Mon rot, MttmphU, Ten ri. t riie undersigned having been foi immt i years nngagwd in a land busiiie#*. <,tf,i ihen service# i.* tkepttfclictq buy oi sell t(< . I tote, ami are well prepared i,, give un\ im|uii ‘ iimiton in regard to nitfereut portions ot Mr.- } Stales tiamed ah ve We hive loi sale a nuinbei <u finely luipioved Plantations, with ami withoiii gross, it large qusutit.V of unUnpitived lands and tlcnipliis City Pruperlx, And will take plemunr In giving, line of charge, to ul) iMiiwoM desiring if, any amiiull ml •ruiattott hi mu po**e##ioii. coniiecteil with their own property and atm* that.of otheis, whk-h i# of|ereU ,fin sale, making no charge mml a transt* tim i# roucludsd l(es|HcUtilly, lIKADI.EV4’ PRTBIW i.t.i xnn j. uMxul.icy iiiomx* ei n its itefer to John FontaiiM* mid J. T. Flewetien April IS—dtit w dm A HO,VI A TIC HIT TB B ft) HHIA l„ >XB ToMC AHOMA.TIU MITEIIS, A Cordial tor Cntltes, Ag,'t-il IbrntiG, Ot these twa Varieties n( Hitters tile first i# lobe taken mixed with any agreeable fluid, white the - , cond may he taMti pVre,'orlaUt may he unit gather, iornttiig a miter of greater or less inti nsity #o as to please every taste. The aroma und ileMctous flavor the#*’ Ihlter# have induced the finest judge# 111 pioimunec them superior to any hitherto mauiUutMui ed. They are psrtieularly ettirruions hi vesturing l>-nltii, und re esiabludniig inipahetl digesiion. that fruitfYt! MMitee of dteases; such as Dyspepsia, Ner vous and l.tvet Afi'ertlons, General Weakness, allot which render lift a burden In any hyer, to I lowed hy protract,..| ctinvalescente and’ ron.xfirueiit weakness, no remedy t* lie tier adapted to rostoie strength uml hasten the complete return of huuith. JD'N 11. Thu AiHevrean Hitters may liki yxi- he taken punt. They do .mt contain much spirit#. The strong flavor they |HH>*e*s arise# ftoiu the aroma, tlu predominance of n hitlei prno iple, hoth ol which are hoyvevei, highly agreeable Huid Hitters have been unreduced Into general use in the pruuiple hoti coffee houses, Ac. ,11./*Ho|d hy A, a I'BYLTIAt’D. Wi Royal Hire. -. New i tileans TIIOM AH ItKaHHIM., Agent for Culiitului#. May 14, (hut—wtf NOTICE. THE TAI BOOKS FOB MISRHiH: COUNTY, ISO© v\7 ri- 1 - Se opened at the HI tom of Mi .-is KBDIJ, #♦ JDHNHON a I'D., on the First Monday in April Next, and be k*pt|M*n until the FIRST HAY OF JULY ami then closed; and ail who do not make return* by by that time wilt lie returned hi default, sud 1)01 RLE TAX bit 1 The property owned the first day of April by Tns Payer* i the property 1010 returned’ I would ad vote nil to make out a schedule of their taxable property and make ‘their .returns a soon u> ilie Uooks arc opened, a* it will save time and trouble and add much to the convenience of the Receiver. ISAAC T. BROOK H, T. ID (•ICOttuiA, Marlou county. rp Wo month* after date mlknlOß w ill he made I I to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Marion county loi leave to *>|| the negroes Ix'tonging to the I’n'aie of*. 1. W. Davis, dic’d I AUK IN It. KI'.MI', AdlU*f May IMh.lMO—wt. Kogefi & BedmffenrcM, ATTOUNEYS AT LAW. VIKNNA, Dooly County, Georgia. . g. Ro6kl;. M. lKoArri:Sbt:M. j Mv 27. l*b. J H. H. Si a f fortl, Attorney at Law, BLAKELY, KABLY, C 0„ DA, Jllukriy Go., April 2, lb*ti. wtf ; 8. N. KINKS, AM’a- srsnr at xa'w, I'nioii St>i-intr.. Ala. YT’ll.L jm tke in Uie • at G'mirts in Macon. * T aiof a<t)oifflngcouiitir.* urt aitetitiroi giv-n i to thg CoUecilon oi Cialwk. Pebniary XO— wf>m. M .1). ItCUEBS, ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Giiim-r, Texas. A,f J. BOGJ’UK. E#f . Attorney ands -uuitsellor iVI* et Ltiyv. and Gen* ;a! I,uml A^ent— (y ili al*o attend promptly In the collertbol of CN'ium-* All c.otn iitpnicalron* anrWere:! without delay. Addrex*. G|l* mer. Tern-. wtt. J. ri. TAYLOR. WM TAYI/iR aVLUU & iTAYLOU, ATTORNKYS AT LAW, CTifliliei-f, (<a. UT’ILL PRACTICE In the Uounflesof HakrrClay, Calli Dun, Early, Hmiiiolpii. rttewnrt At Terre ii, and will give ptompt aUctMimi id ftfi hunno t# entru lod tojtbsru, iiovTl wtf. Shorter, Clianihera & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EIJFAi:i#A, ALA. Will pructica In Barbour and tbe .-Mljoinißg counties of Alabama anrl Georgia. k. h. KttoiiTr.u. w. ij. < j4An f J;(t*. u. n. sflotirgK. May 18 Mb CPJLLENB & TPitNJPiIKKI), ATTORNEYS LAW^ ’ FDIiT GAIN LH, fe G A. Will practice in and adjoining coubtie , iu Georgia, ami tu Henry county, Al.< April j ik/iy- wtf ‘l'lioiiiiiN W ( obli, ATTOKNEY AT LAW. FKKiITONf, Wi’lifltt (>utr, On, Wiu practice ih the. ragntiftsuf Clay, rfmUa- j hooriMM, Webster, F.'ariy, BfuiOnlph, hley;.rt .ud j Hu inter. IbtrMc.ufhr aftuntion given to rollm-tiii'; i and remilHtip. 157 wif. ‘ ! ill own xV liiiu ri, EYB AT T*J\ W, TOLL’ W ltrs. <;r,ntl(;f i R,.. MDfkHH. U\f A I \\\ iffAF'DflicenoXi <lo#r f • th- D< , I . t Btpt. i, ji’os, JNf* v hiimph Walter u wrt'.v,- ‘ <V tVcniiri AttorncvH nl. I.nw, c-RAwronc, ..t.s. Will praetico in tlto OotirlK >t. tin. sell (Vmly •iu tbu Supremo Court <.f th. Hi -.te, and in the Unitedfjhilt.d J>iatriet (ari at Si,.-ni,-jouu r. Alai<b j,|, Iflfltt wA Iff. HMJ.TJ l POU, attouneys at I,a\v, TI MKMJKR, 41,A. Will prrn tiro in Morfiit and a l>;infng nornifw#. myth on B.Jtairfi w. rt/> ajtril dnrtf. .lM>|ili S'. l*mi, ! ATTOKN KV AT X.AW, COM’. Milt'S, nitii Dfliie oil Uiuidolph Htr- IK it and Hui. hm'. il to-.mliv Marion Skilump, ATTOKNEY AT LAW TAtBOTTON Talb*f Cos. Q a , October 21, ! vd,<is:. x±s£fa'. J. FOGLE & CON, 1 WfIKNTiSTS, te-08..u IU<MJ,I. !W. 0 O f, t; M U i; O A. Colatnbu,,l>op. 1, .{.twit, !•'. Lee, £.*..; Dcnfal Surgeon, OFFICE Gorier Bratul and Laud.Jjuj strectu, | CO/AJMHI S UIuQHi*lA. I December 17. wuJtf. \ I’KVCTIIAL DENTISTRY. CUSHMAN. Dentist. iu Broad kt. ColtnulruS, \ DVBRTUi: MCrilC STORE WINTER ULII.D i,, | iS ■ tive and oven palnfuHcf th, rtv {( rod u userulncf , Without pain. Disemod gun., treated. Ether | safely uduiitiUttered. (Jan supply temporary wits iininudmtoly after exlrseiion. Artificial tooth, fitted in the finest itylo known I to modern art- -warranted nf natural appc.ininca • and coiufortahlu ivoar- Defoclivo principles in | old plutos romeditxj. Superior tooth powders, ( j and aromutic i;um waah< -, 0 Mitt eu.su*; hru#hc I and floss si lh. To Dentists. First class gold foil, crystal fiold, teeth jdute, t solder, Ac., for sale. Columbus, iru .Jan. J, l.’rnfl. d.twly. M 1!S. AV I N S DO W'. j Annxprrieiicite Nmveand f'einate Phyn. im, preecm# J SOOTHING SYRUP, which greatly facilitates the pi... e- ~ft.. tbiii- bv 1 ■ ftliav nil pnllt and-im.-iiohlu . ~„l i SUUK TO RIitILLATR TilK lin\Y ELS. j Itepsmi upon it lliotlHiv, II will cive ie#l to v, iu | UI'.LIEF AND HEALTH To Ynl II INI VNTs | We have put up and sold Hi is article far nvei ten ; yeats, mid • au/ iv, ill i ontldeiuo and Inuli nf u, \ t |,.,i I : ms. rr^'rj. : WLYKLOWS: asm;.-, soothing sr;..xr i svKir, zjx-rx j lighted wuh it# o|Mu;itioiiN and KjM-aJf m t.'ruw ..} hjsli- j eat coiUiiienilatiiMi of iti, magtrai tl’ei and unoi.ai | virtue*. W. >peiiklntlu# ni:Ht‘r"nhuWedo kio’w, for the fHltiluo-ntof wliut w hero d.-elare. jn ahm.'Ji j everyiflstauee where Ibe infant is sutfeiing from j am 1 und i*xlMUiMn4), feltef will be found in lifievn ot tv,. n | ty minute# after Uie syrup i#adm‘iui**en and. ThtM valuablfpieparuuon i# the pn -i upiiun m one.if [ Ih. ino#t EN PEKIKNCKO and shll.H I. \| It.tL -t j in New England, and low been used with nov. fail ’ TUOII6ANILS OF CASKS. It not only relieve# the fluid from pain, but iuvicnr ate* the stomach and bow • i,eHncts;n .ditv, and .v. I tone and energy to the whole *v Kiein H mil a. uiKiaiiUy relieve GRIPING IN THE ftOWFJ.s* AM) WIND GuLD , j and overcome L'lkftl <nY til a ions who'll, if w>( rim I erne- i fin li i ithx ::n„ dym world, in T|'l'Tl| I \ • • I l\ BI'NT ER \ Ililillll.lWi A.ND HI Alt Rita:A IN CHILDREN Whether 1101.- . from teeth ing, ok limn any other cause. Wc would nay i every molhvr who hUK a I told Mitfei: ;i(j from any iif the fore going complaint#—-no Nor t.ar vova mu con t;s, son mu Mt|u>Jvv4<'muyi>Ttißft, niitndlH-iwccn your mii fining chUd and iku reiipuhtw w ill he s|:R|: , Alt- HOUITKLY KI'RB- i” follow thcttM ..fihi* i.ieit cioc, iftiaiely ttet’d- Full dime'imiiii lor in-nu’ will .it company each bottle. None genuine mlc* the fac simile of C,I>RT I tilt PKRKiNH. New \ i-o the outside wrapper Sold by Druggist* throughout the world. I’aix icAi. tuner,No UM i par Hum ,kt, \.Y > KOKHI \ Chattah. TWO mo mil* after data application wiU loon.:. ’ I to the i lon. Court of ordinary ot Ui,:ii ihom her color leave to m-11 the lands belonging to die . <;Hi ii J William House, tale of said coiim V. dn t : wi N N HOWARD / . UARRiKON 1 HUM AS \ *' ri Apul Ip JfifiD - WKI - x ” iiOTTS. C ! ” aiwbeats fills. An .t : : ut and rtomachic preparation of IRO7T ]; rifled of Oxygen and Carbon by eom -1 bastion :n Hydrogen, of high medical author -1 Hy and extraordinary efficacy in each of the following complaints, vie.: DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA. CONSTI PATION SCROFULA. SALT RHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA ns;.i MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CTIRONIC iIEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc. PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESB OF i THE SKIN, e*. The IRON lr.’in” tbsorbed by the blood, and ! hag circulating through tho whole system, no part of the body can escape their truly wonder ful influence. The experience! of thousands daily proves that no preparation of Iron can for a moment be compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de preswaa of Vital energy, pale and otherwise •\ckly complexions indicate its necessity in al most every conceivable case. In all cases of f male debility (floor albus, chlorosis, etc.), its effects aro driightfnlly renovating. No remedy has ever been discovered, in the whole history of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, com* plata digestion, rapid acqtrisition of strength, with an unusual disposition for active and h* .rrfal exorcise, immediately follow its ust. ; Asa grand stomachic and general restorative it has no superior and no substitute. I’ I lip lit ni .it lll*# ntfclul *• containing V) |,tl; 1- • ■'’. Ml* JMI- too* - Hlx lM>X<-, i U; .to/., ,r too*! <1 (#. l'V*r sal* hy Ito uv l ; lilt. IVII* *•* *e free la ii|.j m|i!k'*ou jf of m iii-ks. All I*#- <<%, o: >•’(*. *-# HtUiUill I# ttltillMHinl l E. B. LOCKE & CO.. Ocnoral Agents. ; ■ :r<t}\ j\V4 % , w If. •y.H. ;f. .tmtli of the j •lil t .tl I’iM’h too*. Fog kale by PEMfsKMTuM A CARTER, hw\. il ifrl) ('oluiiibu.*. a. NOTICT. \l !. p/’r-ioii- ,„ li l-lr.f so J ENMrt 4.1*0. . iMirf j bv Mol* of A...run. bust doc n# ri(ii..l*<t so J < ■•)•- lortsai.J and *■ uli- wiiloon lcla>. <‘.,bmiri! > Mao h 1. IkW an FRESH THOMASTON LIME, ’ U .AhVi'ER I ‘AVTIIS, | AND HOrU-IMtMiK ri.MKNT. 1 l 8T Itercivi il unfl tor rial* by .5 I .b. x* if II F ( OI.KMAM liiliriuiiry for \cgrocs. tDK. BOZEMAN A STANFORD art prspaftd to afford H-. pitol • -sominoda li”b., in rcasonaWo tefiaf, l negroes Irutn tits r untry. \fh<> luay l.e placed in Hair * ftps, n’ljuiring surgbml aiul ine!i ----; urinttcatir n. J. F. liDZHMAN. M. I>. I . A. STANFORD, M. D.” ((>flico on Rroiul Siffjcl, Crinrobas, On.) I j Mifrcli rib, Isfifl. wSm. War ! War! War! i* ii*< mueo a xiv r pain* of ssv'mxb BV Dlt. A. W. MiLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! 4 ND ev-'iy rtotjilii rnei will he satisfied by using I iV on.- Dollni'-w ottb thai they bar* no farther use fai Northern Liniiiier.t- Km Family und Plantation i . it tin. in. i .juui It cnri-s ltli.-iiinnlini. Neuralgia riirsln*. flrtflsew, tlurn*, FrOSli Cnt#, Pain# in Ihe Hack or 1 .ititori. (.'froth u* man or beast, and i# the on- i ’ lyei-rtftin remedy known for Blind ritagger# in Horse* -®ud every om will titiU fl a naving of lime and mo ney by keeping a eiipply ott blind. 1;V I l ' l ;■ .r -.i toy |r A. W AI.I.EN, Golunibu*, j Ga. N”WBonniro-Without the riigr, attire and risal i of A. W. ALLEN Foi -I-’ by rRQI HART A CHAPMAN. aid -f. W KUOOKri ( oliimtiu*. I W*TBB“-ar*nipUidjle ngeut in every Southera town and vi’lagc. Jl t ‘I MiTiON TOEVEUYODIYY--DanT usagoy t wioroNeithern I.iiiiuiont nutil you have given the ! riotubetn Liniment a fair trial certificate. Commoi'm. May 13, IS5*. Hr. A. W. ALLEN—Dear dir; Allow it* to prevent von thouertflu ate fur your Honthern Liniment We have tKMuf ovr s bundled buttles of your valuable toediciui 1 during the ta#t yi nr, und do not heMtute in saying flint we in ver smv a lanjment equal to it, and have used all kimto We have used your# far cholic both for Negroes nd Horse*, and in no instance has |i tailed to offer! speedy relief. We consider it an in valualdeinediciuo tor Cludjc, ripininv, Kruissm, riwel- Ifligs. Fresh W.mudi*, A , and w .mid not be w utrout It for any rcn^ldeiaiinH. ’ VERNOY k GO- | Y (A RD (NOW hav.-on haad a large as-oriment of VBIU ‘ • I Kri, ot Ah-flneM material snd rhote.-el nsanufae. J ttite evei... fate uttered m tbi# market, ibroctag COM’IIKS, uKill.ins, calkechrs, ! Neck'J'akieche*, Hot ksivsy*, TOP AND NO TOP £DQGI£B, AI.SO, A NPLENDID STOCK OF New York Trotting Buggies, OF MY FRY STTf.R ANI> DCrtl IUPTION, j “hit h I nfiei on hitter farms than can W afforded ekw * White, tin etih or approved credit. I um übout winding up niy btiMiic#*, and would fa* i uldig.-d to all indebted by note ug account, fa vail ami .e||ii culier by ca*it or fcuttxthcttory n newal. All who j (Mbit flu-will find ifieir < lauti# in the liand* nl an at- i tonru y far. ollertion (| i M. KEK N- A All th*M*e who ,1.,p0t intend paving without ‘ fa ingsuiui. me iiouin-dlhat five iM<r ceni. will be de ducted by luilttit* at the mptatoifa sfief mol -etiliug ’ Uln , II , Mi hUK Ifaliimlm#. JutiUAi v .11 uif TILES. FISTULA. STRICTURE. C.tNCiai ; AM) l-i'HOKIH.A CURES, j I ) A MlMil I.l‘S i nntMimiis n- Uni.iHiafa of the litsheßl | I . hanM’l>‘i, u> lo low Ninceeie will be fnivvaid-d fa | any that mav \vi-h fhem Those wishing to e| the 1 • -flu-in vof Dt C!.DPTON‘ri wnndeithl reimtelc# mute K*ve Q rotiert (H'#vti|UloM of the disease, it# nppc.'it.ince j lit !. tin tpleiit stage, present • ondilioii, I.H tiinui. Ac A .lio-c . itt stamp inn-t ac. omjiat.v all t on*niunii-a- ! V.I'II A LopTnN.llunfavdte, Ala. t I RES f.'l ARaNTEKI) iiiitFtMilv CASH FOI! BONKS WANT'EI.) 50,000 LBS. BONES. tv lib h I w ill give One Dollar pet one hit tidied I pound-?, fa l.e delivered lo ate n ittv place, a few J slept befi'W tlie Garter Kacuov, in (.!oltituh>is SAMI LI. M t tfl UUAN. Udumints, Jan. IV- W )f. Pianos, Helodeons A Organs. BRANDS & KRONER in BBOAS STHKET. .jm. OFI l'.R theii Pianos of the bent ma in New York and Motion at nor* H TTH then I muniments |II MIf J w ili he, wniranied A good Piano tin , ►■.'!>.' nnd up to jf'tMl Prime’* MejodMU* lor SWti I i >• >l C*ti. The genuine Alexander Organ limn IRhki io I -ISP (llie of Uieui, n magnificent Instrument, may I h. seen atmtr Stun’. No. in Broad Atni. March R, toft*— w ly j CUOKtilA —Talbot County: i *TlWi> months after date apphuation will be made to j ( L it t ■>mt if Ordinnry ot l’nlboi county, for leave lio eel! the real estate to John llamuiell, hue ofvuidrontay decea- and. TlltlMAH (J. REACH, It . , CKO. lIAMMKLL, \ May ‘if, libo. w^ni (IlSOKUIA—Marion Count jr. HUVO MONTHS after date, application will be * made to the Holt. C urt of Ordinary of Marion Couuly, for leave l” sell all the land belonging to the tat <d‘ 1 ranpis A. Hroolt?, dec'll, Into of said county. JOHN L. SMITH, Ailn’r. , viAl.t OM HAIR. Ordinary j June £th, IP iO—W4od BLA3VK.S, Os every dweoriptiou used by Lawyers,or officers j of Court, printed neatly nnd on superior paper i the TIMES OFFICE. PEMBERTON A CARTER, Wholesale DnggrieU, H nrvrri the attektsox of PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS. TO TOBIB LARGE STOCK OF PORE DRUGS, MEDICINES, kCheoiioali, Paiatt, Oili, Sc. BUYING mosUv tor OAHU. In large qaantHie# at the right time and the right place, we ar* fully prepared to offer great inducement* to the trade, m every article usually found in a first elan Dmg More We pay particular attention to The. Quality of our Goode, And GUARANTEE every article we sen to ri; STRICTLY PURE. WE OFrER HPF.UAL llaßGaiN* TO CASH BUYERS ! And feel confident that they can do better with u# than , with an) other house in the city. Tho** who doobl lifted but try us, and find the truth of our assert ton*. ; REMEMBER TUB SIGN OF TIIE BLUE MORTAE, j NEXT DOOB ABOVE Xu hi mil ri Roottsy's Furniture Store. Columbus. F‘b. V —wteepi 10 GRAY DON, MeiREERY & 10., IMPORT!:IW A WIiOLERALE DEAI.ERA in FOREIGN ft DOMESTIC 3D R.YO OODS, Fancy floods, &c. <fec. Nos 41 Bsrclsy-sl ;* 40 Park Flare \ Will remove in July Best to the'Attor Place Building Broadway New York. Dur Htock will beVomplete hy the first February and unaer the supervision of onr HR. Tld RII Rl recently RffEPfIERD A McfßEEßY.Charleston.fl. d-.) will comprise every description of Good# in our line adapted la Mouthern and ffouthwestern Trade Merth-ints visnmg New York are respectfully mvi ed v u a call. Jan flft—wly. WANTED, /lA BUBHELH clean, well-saved Cow Hair, Jw FsbfT—Wtf U P. COLEMAN. WANTISi I Dikii BHINOLR BI.OCKB tto square B'rtless than I UUU a riot) delivered in Cohn..bn*, tor which a fair pi ice in Cash will be given. Apply to mci IT—wtf JOhEPIIII WYNN NOTICE r l’o Farmers & Planters. FUEiEISEI’S I * kIOSPTIO PERU VI \ N OR Miniipulaleil Guano.! univer#al #ucce**ihai has altemh and ibe n#e : t ot tbe above valuable fertilizer m thi# nertloa ha-* j already prompted targe orders from onr Planter# tor j th* fowling season. Out Parmer# and Plauters are reouented to send in iheir order* ioimediniely io insure delivery in thro- for mn, We are now making arrangements for a lr*e ‘dimply. OINUV4 n | Columbus, Dec. P~dltwtl HARRISON & FITTS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEER* AMD NEGRO BROKERS, IV and (II Mroatl tftraat J.’oluutbus, On. U r OULD tnrirtn tlteir friend* ami the public gets- j . rally thai they still continue th.- ari.ve bu*i ■ j ness al their okl stand. Having*very fa. iliiy ai com • ! iniin.l tow ards . ouducung their business pro|irly. ami giving #firefaction to ail, they solicit a continuant e ol Ibe patronage heretof..re so liberally extended them. ! Every exertion willris used to give entire #uii#fartiou { m all who may confide their business to their care,— They wtl! give their entire psrsonai attention to the ! sale* nf MERCHANDISE OFKVKKY DESCRIPTION —RENTING AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE—SALE OF NIOROKS ON COMMISSION, Re. Liberal advance* made or Negro*.#, Men handi*r and Produce placed with ua for aale. Administrators’ ft Executors’ Sales ATTENDED TO ON LIBERALTEKMri. Having made arrangement# io Richmond and other I market# to be kept constantly supplied With good I healthy negroe#, of all tiuNwes, we ask farmer# and ; others who w ish fa purchase to call and examine out [ Htock. Caah paid for Likely Young Negroes We have received agencies from some of the hen* it-M Manufacturers of Virginia and North Ca. Tobacco, and are now rseeiving our winter’s supply of every etude, from IS to “5 cents per pound, to which we in vite Uie attention of Planters and Merchant# OHAK. ri. HARRISON, MEOMGK I. PITTS, flolnmhas.Hoot. T.lHftg --wdiy The Driggs Patent Piano, THESE BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS Are the Beat in theWoild! ‘"tWm HO t,,# be * l i u *lfes of Europe and I fl {TD kilter tea. H B. Dnggs, of New York, IJ 9 I 11* the inventor and patentee They ate mode a# much as possible like ihe Violin, having two -ounding board#, out at the top. the other at the bot tom converging outwards; a thin case with oval ends, all free from the strain ofthe strings, which come* on an iron frame or bed plate. Hy these and other pe culiar arrangement#, a better tone is produced than was ever heard in a piano before, a deep, organ toned l>a#s,and a brilliant bell-tike treble. They will stay in tune much longer than any other piano, Uie tension ol the strings not being effected hy damp or d>v weather Any guarantee as to their durability will be given fa parties purchasing, and they will be kept in tune two years free ol charge by the agent Nev er w* there so many combinations that go to make a good and durable instrument in a piano befor#,‘and whoever say# differently is either ot tells a •alMhund. The Agent, who has been tuning and re pairing Pianos for 33 Years, chums to understand the instrument thoroughly. Dr. Hillings of Columbus own# the one lhat lwa# on exhibition at the Perry House. Two ha’ e been sold to teachers in Macon, and seven lo ©the r perron#. The#* Piano# tori from ff J 75 lo fltkMi Any further iiifannation will be cheerfully given. Direct tall com munnation* to <V B RIGE, Macon, Ga. riole agent far'the sale of these Piano# m Georgia Murf* 10. Dtefi-wJm Ts V THE 0 ARO LINO OIL ‘*' at NT over Falls ,uiiuent for Hornet il Kne no eynal. : I'lom a Veterinary Burgeon, Ticondrrogi New York March 1 1&0. f |i|||ri istoietiify that I, Wm. Edward#, an Eng 1 list) Veterinary Murgeon, having had occasion io purchase a bold* ol your valuable Gargliug Ofl of Mr. C‘ I) riiinth. yonr agent, I applied nt in a nunt her of surgical operation# with wonderiui effect; and Hinting il aU and much more than recommended, I have Otted it #lnre in every variety of disease, and found it to tie aiinoat of magical service m every case. Asa Liniment far human fie*h it w not ur. passed bv any other in use W M EDVV ARl.ri riAUKi-TA. Mi#a. Hep* 43, 1860. M II Tucker h. ((hi: Gentlemen —Please forward tome at Oxford Depot 3 dot Large Mixed Oil, 3dx Medium and it do/nmaii .am nearly out. only n bottle* on hand. I think by next year ike Gargling Oil will go off very fiut, a* it i# increasing in demand I hud nn application far it from Tenneiwey eighty from here, und sent the oil bv mail. Your#, 4* JNO I* McI.ARTY. P M Ettiarlof a letter from K. Barnard. druggtt Tai lahassee, Fla , dated Feb. 19. Ifi6 Enclosed please find draff on Mt#ar*. Goodhue \ l’u New York far one hundred dollar#. You will send u# iu the coming spring some of the dollar aad fifty cent bottles. The Gargling Oil will in ail probat flitv take well,as it ha# become a liule known, and lit who have Used it speak well ofiL Gov R K. Gall esteem# it very highly, not only far cattle, but for n#e among negroes a Mined with Rheu matic and other affections Thi# valuable Oil i* far sale wholesale and retail •V Pemberton A Garter, Cohmihn#; Zeltn g Hunt. Macon, and by Druggists hi every countv April I, ItMfi—wJiii LUMPKIN HOUSE. I.UMPKIN, STEWART CO. OA. MTIIE aubacriber, having purchaMsi the above house, ia resolved to make it one worthy tins patronage of the travelling ■ public. It good tare and attentive servant* should entitle a Hotel to custom, the uoddrwgned Hattere htmaelf, that thuae who try him once, will coins again. Connecied with the Hotel, are conimo dioua Stable* with trutty ostlers Oct 19. wtf. JOHN YARBROUGH. ITOH S A LE. f pilEauhcrlb>rhaaon hand a few BTILLM for the 1 manutheturing of PEACH BRANDY or WIIUC KEY, which lie willsellat very low pnem Also Tin, Sheet Iron end Japan Ware. ot every variety and description, which can be bought atthe lowest rates. JOB WORK, Done at short notice and on the most liberal terms. —, , J B HlCki, Agents. Next door below Bans Bouci,Broadß'**e July 18,1888—dwtt. , . ICE PRESSED LARD OIL. j FOR *ale,by j I’RuI'IIART A niAI'MAN | T. S. SPEAR, Successor to S. B. Purple,cor. Kroad& Randolph st. COLUMBUS, OEOBGXA. PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER ! IP3ST3B WOIU STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR. WORK., A Wuitifol variety of Pattern,. I will make to order any de-ign and style and platt you may require WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc JEWELRY Rej dirml by eompstent anJ etperiencmi H o*kui#n, ruij warrantmi. CANES! CANES f Bold. Silrer, Irory Loaded Haade—Hickory Crook, and Sworda . ... PEBBLE SPECTACLES, / 1 Gold tM Bteel Frumps, of tbo boil quality manufactured. Glmwen set in old 1 ramos to salt al* oyoa. I invito tho attention of all to my Stook, and will show it with ploasure, whether yoi purohs w o* not Purple’s old Stand, Comer Broad and Randolph Streets. Coluutbus, Ga, Oct. 3, 1858.—dwtf T* S. BPFAE. U EOROIA—CUy County. NiriIKRKAL Lore! R. Itoixter, applies rir Letter# VV nf Ad rmuiHtnuimt with the w Ulan near and, on the I estate of William Pratt, late of said cunty. deceased • This is to rite lU legally inien sted, creditors. Miff* | uteea, and any others interested, to Ims and appear at , the Cesuftof Ordioaiy to be held in and for *.\ul cotin- ; tv, on lit* first Monas y m July next, and shew cause, j it'any thev have, why Letter# >f.Adininistiation wstli the witlantiexed, should not be grauto'd .to said B|- , pin ant. tiiwn unJei my band at oA<<. Ms) hi, ltd** Jtlnct—uAOd H. A M-I.KNDDN, Oritonaty. \ OKdUGIA- Clay County: Court of Ordinary, May Term, 18<50. | KIILE Nfff! Whereas O. It. Havis. Executor nf j R*au Davis, I ate of said County, deceased, 3p. . plies for letter# of Di*im#*inn from said Adnunistra- j H.n It is tymfeM ordered, by the I'nurUhat all persons concerned show cause, il any they have, a or below- . the Nov. term of said Court f Ordinary t< b* held in 1 sud fin said county, wbv said Executor -ii><uld not I then be dtsnii##ed, and that thl# order be published in ‘ term# of the law A irue extract from the M.iiute# of #anl (‘ourt. h ay j 7U, tousi. ri A M.J.ENDDN, Ordinary, may 14-wtlm. 1 SIXTY DAYri utter dale, application Will lie i;:ad* lo Ibe ('will ot Ordinary of Muscogee iYutni) t*r an order u> sell the wild lands, at private or public 1 *ji\ Iwlowgine to the estate of Peterson Thweali, Sen., derea-cd, late of said < oiiniy PETBKMDN THWEATT, Adui'r • June. 11. ’fiO—wtd _ . /achtmhProcter. l Appiuaiiou la h*n-cbi#e v#. • Mortgage in Marion riu- HavidGolden, Yperrir ouu. M-nh, . Term lnW ON hearing tlie petit U>n and proof# .and ike petitioner m above stated caw. It is ordered by ihe f:.urt that tlie Defendant, David Golden, do on or before the first day of next term ot this Court pay into Court tbe sum of two thousand dollars, tbe principal due on said Mortgage, with inteiret according to the tenor amt es feet of the noi.-fe in said Mortgage mentioned, or that the said David Golden do show cause at the next term of flij# Court why his equity of redemption in and to 1 the Mortgaged premise#, to wit, lol# of hind number f sixty nine (til and one hundred and twenty-six (IBB) in the thirty-first (311 district ot originally Lee, now j Marion county,should not be forever burred and fore \ closed to the extent of said sum of two thousand dot- ; ion. And it is farther ordered that this Rule and Dr- : der be published onr* a month until the next Term ot j this Court in the Columbus Time#, a pnbhe Gazette of this ritate. | A true extract from tlw Minutes of Marion Supe rior Court, March 13. I*oo. GEOSOB W McDI'FITR, Clerk. j Mart bl 9, 1800— IsaiAm QKOKUIA-MsrloncsMnty: crvvo month* after date application will be made to J. the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Marion county for leave to sell the negroes belonging to the estate of Q.O.Davis, deceased LARKIN B. KEMP, May J2th, IB6o—wtm AdnTr. GEORGIA—CUy Count y : Court of Ordinary, March Term, 18fil>. ! P.A. McLENDON, Ordinary, Presidicp RULE KlEL—' W|eas*i James riutliv. tLimi. iii | of Missouri A. Butlive, (now MiMmm A. I. WW,) 1 j having nj plied far letter* of Di#mi#eion irom said 1 I Oiiardiansbip: It is ordered, That all person# concerned show j cause, if any they have, within tbe time proscribed by ] law, w-hy said letters should not be gran'ed to said : applicant at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and ; for said county on Hie first Monday in June next A true extract from tlie the minutes ot said Court, ; March Sth, 184 W). aprilld— wfim H. A. McLENBON, Crdinaiy. (iLURCIA, Chattnhooctir*’ County. Court of Ordinary, April Term, IjMJO. UrilEßEAri 11. J. William# and Nanov Robinson Administrator* on the estate of John Robin son, dee’ed. apply for Letters of Dismission It is therefore ordered, thst all persons concerned ; do show cause, if any thev liave, on flu- first Mon | day m November next, why they should int be dis missed from aid administration. A true transcript from the minutes of said Court April ?th, ISftl aprill6—wGm R. G. BAIFOBD. Ordinary. GEORGIA, Marion County: Marion Court of Ordinary March Term, Jsbtl. 117 1D REAH riainuel 11. Crawlord, Executor ol the r V last will and testament nfTUoma* Hivms, hav ing petitioned lube linaharged 11. tin .-aid Executor ship. Ail persons who are concerned, are required to shew cause, if any they have, within the time pr**tnri-l by law, why tlie said Hamuel 11. Crasrfiml. shoitUi not be dbmiMHml aciurditig to tbe ptaycr ofhis petition. Given nudet my liuudand oificuilsignature this the < •Id April, 18*0. MALCOM HAIR. Ordinary ‘ April b. HdVl—wdni IIEMWV4 hatitlumihte # onnty. Court of Ordinary, June Term, 1 SCO. j ! \l7 HEKEAri Jacob Porker applies for h-tiers ofdis- i uiwsmn from the administration of the estate j of Thonta# J. Bacon, late of said county, deceased’ j Ii i# therefore ordered that nit penon* concerned ! -hew mu#* (it any lhe\ have) why -aid letter# should ! Hot be granted in mid sppiKUUt nu the first Monday i in December next. A true extinct from the minutes ofsani Court • riven under mv hand and olticinl nipnaiure K G It Vll i >ll to. Old. I line A. I Hid wr.m John M B<o|i i Morigrige Ac .Rule Nisi. ; v*. J April Tenu. Im#i, Jxdtaen C. (’ lllackburu ) st*wmt ktupenor Court. | IT oMeanug to the tHmrt by the Peiitian of J<ibn . M. tfcoit, that on the tiro day of January, 1858, Jackson ii Itlackburn, then <>• said county, exe riitetl his i>tmtssory uote, whcn*h> he promised tu pay John M Bcott oi hearer, *• day after date, Seven Hundred ami Fifty Eight bo- loti ih.Hum. vane received, ami ufierwardp, on ihe day and year first aforesaid, made and delivered his dm; bill to .Vittting droit 4 Falmi'f, Ilf nearer, for Three Hundred anu Forty two Urt-ltm Dollar* yaW received, which said due lull un -aid day and year. *uut Nutting, BeotJ it Palmer, le.na 114(,ru vshi.thle conaUemlioti,trail*- I'erred hy delivery to said John M. Kcotl, and that af terwards. 10-wit, on the VAth day ot January I*s* to secure ihe payment ul said ifiMiiuineiile. said Jarksou C C Biackbnrn, eXcOUMd hi* certain Deed of Mrl- MUffc when bv he conveyed, among other things, to said John M t>< oil. alt the parcel of land situated on the *uiph side of'the Public rtquare in the town f , Lumpkin, in said county and ritate, between ihe 1 store* o| Mansfield, Rockwell h. Rostnick, and .1 F. Nutting, running bat k south muety leei. Also, Lot of Land No. Twunty Seven, part oi lot No. Twenty -Bv. also fractional lolNo.Kn, thirty-live acres offul Month pnrt of No Five, nl! ofsaid lots in the lu-euty lotirth distrnt • I said rountv And a certain house mid lot in the sard town or Lumpkin, known a* ihe Hardwick lot, lying south nlli 8 WorriH'a residence, with all the appurtonaaM's; conditioned, that said Mortgage should be void, it said Jackson C. f; Ulack btitn should |j said note and due bill with lawful inienud according to their tenor ■il oflbrt. And it 1 appearing that said note and due toll remain unpaid ! Ordered, That said Jackson C. C. Black hum do nay into Otnirt on or btfott the first day o| next Term of : this Court, ihe Principal and Interest due on said . Mortgage and cu*u. (or show cause to the contrary.) i or on failure to do so, the Equity of Redemption in ! and to said Mortgaged premises be forever thereafter barred and foreclosed. Further ordered, Thai thi* ‘ Rule be published in one of the public gatettes of •hia State, or served on said Jar kaon C. C. Black liurn as required by the statute in such cases made c and provided. A true extract from the minutes of Stewart Rupe- | nor Court, April Term, IWO. This OTU day of May. 1880. E. F. KIRK BEY, June l-ttlm Clerk Superior! Oourt. DKORGIA - Mnrlon t ounlj. WO months after dnte application will be made X to the lion. Court of Ordinary for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Asa Dovd, de ceased A. 11. ROYAL. Arim’r Given under my hand at office the 4th June, 1861* MALCOM HAIR June ll—w4od Ontfnarv. Cards Printed with dis patch at Times Office. GEORGIA Talbot County'. Court of Ordinary, Feh'y Term, 185® RULE XISI . } ir HEREAS James Howlil.administrator of Manb# Vs IlowtU, petitions this Court far letters r>f dis ’ mission from said administration: Be it ordered. That ai! persons eoncarned be and appeal at the Hepicmber term next ensuing ot thl* ; Coort, then and there to *h*w cause, ifany they have. : why said letters sauld not be granted. A true extract front the minutes of said Court, Feb ; CiMitfO. MARION BBTHUNE, Ordintn Feb. 13. trim. | GEORGIA—CIay County.- ! Court of Ordinary March Term, 1860. j ri. A. .Mr I.ENTMiN, Ordiuary, Presiding. RI I.E NlriJ —Mr# Maria Brooks, Administiatni .of Hu F.*ta(t- of Isaac If rook ■, dec eased, 1 hav | mg petitioned this Couit far Letter* of Dismission ■ ll i# therefore ordered, Hist ali persons concerned ! hew cause, if any Huy have, within the time preset, . bed by law. Hi > raid letters shall not he granted *’ tbe Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said e.-un y on thr ftrst Motulnv in September next, A true *-Jkir;u t from the Minute# of said Court sis March, iMM. ri A McLENDON, Ordinal) March I Sib, Iftfdl—fan GEORGIA, Klsrltm Countyt Marion Court us Ordinary, [March Term, 1860. 11’ HERKAri \VliliHin M. Brown, administrator nn v v tbe estate of Nicholas Jordan, having petitioned to l* discharged from said adioimslration: All person# concerued are required to show cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law why the #aid William M. Brown should noth* dis charged according io ibe prayer of hi* petitition Given under my baud and official signature, tin# Aprilld, IMO MALCOM HAIR Ordinary april ft-wfim GEORGIA, .Marlon County. Marion Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1860. 117 HERE AH Jame# L Baker, administrator on the vl estate of John It. Parker, haring petitioned i. ] be discharged from said adiuinistraiion; j All pemoiis concerned are required lo shew cause. ifany tliey have, within the time prescribe/, by inn ’ j why Um said James 1.. Barkershould not be disnii*>- ! ed according to the prayer ofhis petition: Given under mv hand and official signature this flip 2d day of April. INk). MALCOM HAIR, On! april fi—w inn Jaaws W Hail, Executor of ) B'li for Di riaraii L. Hal! A Dann.l M. HaK.dccM : reeflon in v#. I Marion ri. William <VBannan and Ids wile. ‘• periorCour: I WiliiniH ('*x and Leah HaH. ’ Wflie A. Clarke, Daniel M. HaH. and j Martha Hall. JT appearing to the ( ourt by said bill and return <>t the Sheriff, that William O'Bannan and Ins wile I Mary, Willie A. Clarke and Leah Hall, are not within ! the jurisdiction of this Court, but beyond the limits of this State: It i* ordered that said parties plead, demur and an swer said bili by the next term of this Court; and thst j service be perfected upon said parties by the publics | lion of th I# order iu the Cnlumhua Weekly Time# far : three months immediately next preceding the next term of flu* Court, according to the statute in su h i cu*e# made and provided. A true Extract from the minute* of Marion Supe rior Court, at March Term, 1860 This March 13. IHfri Maytt-wJui G W McDUI'FFIE, Clerk. GEORGIA, Marion Cuunty * \\J HEKEAri Wilium C. Glaze, Executor of the ▼ * will of Mary A Glaze, deceased applies for ! Letters of !b <umoin from said Executorship All persons concern'd are hereby notified ’o shew I cause (if any they have) whv sate Executor should , uot be dunnieKed fr'-m said Executorship -t the ( ourt nf Ordiuary to be held in and far sate . ounty, on the ! first Monday m January next, I . Given under roy hand and official aijrr autre, thl* ! J"“ ‘3th- MO MALCOM HAIR, Ord j June 18th—wffai ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—WiII be sold be fore thu Court House door in tbe town of Bue a vi-ta, Marion county, Ga ,on the first Tuesday in riept. next, within the legal hours of sale, agree hly to an order of the Court oi Ordiuary of said comtiy ihe fallowing property belonging to the e uie of G C Davis, deceased, vz: Bu*, a negro woman shout 350 r 40 yean old; Uarri-t, a woman about 7 or Id years >ld; Deoiia. a giri about 0 . r 11 ,earsj ore home ami lot in the ton of B’>enavisa, No tern Block B. of the pi nos said town. Bold for tbs benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased Terms made known on the day of sale , „ L B KEMP. Aflm'r June 18, 1860 wide. Administrators Sale. U r ILL be sold before the Court-house door in tbs fawn of B enavi#ta, Mari *n county.Ga.,on tbe j let Tuesday in September next.wfthin the usual hour* ( of sale, agreeably to aa order of the Court of Ofdinary |of slid county the following property to it; Jaapct j a man about v3 year* old. soli as the. propety Z. T. C. ; XV. Davis, lat>* ot said county, deceased ‘ Bold for the benefit of th* heir# and crednots I Terc # made known on ti e dav ifrale I ARKIN B. KEMP, Adni’r I June 18th, 1860- wits. Executrix’s Sale. VGREEABLY fa an order of the Court of Ordinary of Stewart county,Wiil be sold on the first Tues day in Julv next, bffare the Court House door in the town of Lumpkin, said county, between tbe usual hours of sale, flic Plantation belonging to theestate : of Green B Bail, deceased, comprising tbe followtr-g ! described lands, all lying, being and situated m the ; twentieth rttfith) district <>f oiiginaliv Lee, now said j county of e lew art, to-wit: 1 Lots number two hundred and three (803) two hun died and fourteen (214,)tw0 bundndand fifteen i215, two hundred and lbilly-three (233.)tw0 hundred ami thirty-four (SSI.) two hundred amt thirty-five (t 35.) two hundred and torty-eiA t24n ) and the east half of i tot two hundred and iivo (2C2,) the west half of two ’ hundred and lour fJiei.;ihe wexl half of two hurdred I and lorty-wt-veh i2v.) and one hundred twenty acn-s ; of the west side of two hundred and forty-five 1*J45.) ■ all ronlaui'iig eighteen hundred and Ihrty one and |om fourth (IN4H4) acres more or less Hold for tin* 1 (Mirpose of distribution among the heir* of said dr I l eased Term* made Know n on tlx- day of sale J lined—wtd*. HtJl'lll A A BALL, Ex’l <i uai ilinn’s Bale. GEOltUIA—Clay County: LTNDERan order of Ihe Court of Ordinary of Clay county, will Ire sold in the town ofFotr Caines 1 Georgia, on the tiret Tuesday io August next, within the legal hours of sale, the residence of the Isle John W. Hutlive, tereased,of ‘said ‘county, and all the lands attached thereto, embracing from four to six acres more or less Said land extends to the Chattahooch-e river, and lies couth and south east oftlia place designed for the Southwestern Railroad depot at Fort Gaines, and i> adjoining the lands de j signed to Ih occupied by the H W. Railroad Conipa ! ny a* per plat indicating the location ot said Road A •spot. This place ikconveniently located to the riv j erand the railroad, and w ould be a very eligible place | tbr building a river and uptown Warehouse. Hold for the benehl of the heirs of the late John VV. Hutlive, ! deceassd. JAMES HFTLIVE, Guardian June 18, IB6o—wtds. UKORGlA—ChoUahooohoe County: ■ rpwo MONTHS allht Am.'. wIU I* I iiiudr to 111, Court of Ordourj ol ..ul county, I fnr l,Avo to .oil Un, lainl. holontinj to 111. rM.lr ol James McLester, deceased. W W. 81IIPP, Adm'r. June, ?U 186C—COd. GKOIUiIA-Mrloi. County. PIIARI.KB ItJGRIIN applies far letere of Admin t ;|q|...n on the estate ot John T. Green, Jr., deceased, late of said County. All persons concern ed are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, whv the administration on said estate should not be granted to said applicant to the Court of Ordinary to be held in ami for said County, on the Ist Monday in August next. F. B. GREEN. Adm’r Given under my hand at office, tlus June 4th, 1860. MALCOM HAIR, June 11—w40d Ordinary. AND JEWELER, j
