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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1860)
LATER FROM EUROPE. THE PE R 91 \. Xtw York, Juiy 3. Tb tm hip Persia, with Liverpool date* to the 23<i of June, arrived hero to-dny. COMMERCIAL. Liverp .i/1 C otton Market.- The sulct of cot* ton on Saturday were 10,000 bales, of wbieb speculators and exporter* took 3,000 bale?. Tht market was generally unchanged. qrotATToxa. Fair. Middling. Orleans 7%i Mobiles Uplands ..7 and s*£d Toe stock of cotton at Liverpool was 1.3C0.0C0 bales, of which 1,100,000 bales were American. Slate of Trade.— Manchester advices were fa v .rablc. Gioml Yew* The Xcapolitcns were fortifying Merrina Oar ribaidi wa3 preparing to invest iton tbo 23tb. All of the Sicilian:! request the annexation of Piedmont and Ravenna. It was stated on the 23d, that the Austrian (love nme t had compelled n Sardinian merchan vessel to hoist tho Pontificial flag, and that tbe\ refused a steamer at TicudJ papers, iMvauae ibex hoisted tri-colors. i Skip A’srw.—Arrived from Charleston, thi *bip Julietta, at 13arcel<>iia. HAVANA. St. Johns, July 3. The steamship Havana with Liverpool dates to the 27th ult., arrived here to-day. COMMERCIAL XBW^. Liverpool Cotton Mtarke.. —The sales of cottoi on Monday reached B,ooobales, of which specu lators and exporters took 1,600 bales. The tnu - het was dull and irregular, but quotations wort generally unchanged. Liverpool tieneral Market. —Provisions verj dull, tut steady Sugar dull. Coffco dull. Rie* steady. Rosin steady, but unchanged. Spirit? of Turpentine steady. London Money Market. —Consols were quoted at 93% for account, ex-dividend. tirneral . The stcamiship lluvana took the plae*. of th Connanght, who blowout her cylinder head jus as she was ready to sail from Wexford. Tbo Austrians wore making vast military pre parations at Ycnitin. China.—The allies M.upicJ Churtu withoui resistance. No Mancbca'er report wb received ul'ter the tiling of the Persia. Thu Neapolitan* determine Jto u-*toro the tw* aptured vesselbut the American Minister de mand* repantfijn for the iunult to tbo Aroericnt. -*g- Th< King of Naples was ill. It was atsertod that hi* counsel had resolved to grant the Con stitution, and a general amresty. iFlto*. Case Race, July C. The steamship Fulton, with Liverpool dates to the 27th ult., was hoarded off here to-day by the nows yacht belonging to tbo Associated Press. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Liverpo ■l Coiton Market. — The sales of cotton fur the past turoe days reached 27,000 bale*-, ol which speculators anJ exporters took 7,000 bales. The market was dull and declining, hut quota tion* were generally unchanged. Let don M inky Market. —Consols wore quo ted at9J%@‘J3>£ for account, ex-dividend. New York, July 6. The Fulton brings Liverpool advices toTburs day evening, the 14th of June, and London dates to Wuduesday, toe 27ib. Too advices irom the Manchester market wer* favorable, but prices, as well aa the trade, were somewhat irregular. At Liverpo *1 breadstuff* closed dull, at declin ing prices. Provisions were steady. Wheat ana corn were somewhat lower. Toe steamship Vanderbilt arrived out on the 20th of June. It is staled that the King of Naples had ac cepted the propositions of his Council, for the adoption of a Constitution on a liboral basis, and tor an alliance with Piedara- nt, on certain oendi lion*. From II ivsni New Orleans, Joiy 3—The steamship liu ban a has arrived from Havana, with dates to 30th June. Sugar was steady and prices un changed. Sterling Exchange 12% a 13 per et. prem. Exchange on New York I@l% per cent, premium. Freights had slightly declined. Later from Vt xfro. New Orleans, Jane 30. The schooner John A. Taylor, with P.uaton dates to tbe 2Gtb, arrived here to-day. The people of the Inland object to the treaty in regard to tbe cession of tbe Inland to Honduras, it is probable tba*. tho treaty will be amended Fifty troops bad arrived from Belise to maintain order. New Oblkaxs, July 2. Tbe steamship Arizona has arrived from Bra toa Santiago, with dates to the 28:b of June, and seventy three thousand dollars in specie. Private letters from Monterey of June 22d, and from Matamoraa of June 2fith, ray that O* n. bar ugossa, in command of the Liberals, bad defeated and taken prisoner General Mirauicn, boar Sal* tnanco. Own. Ramierez, commanding a division of Mi ramun's troops, was defeated by Oru raas. Civil war was raging in Nuova Leon and Co abuila. Efforts were making In Northern Mexico in favor of C*moufort's return. New Orleans, July J.—Tbe acboouer Emily Keith baa arrived from Vera Crur, with dates to tbe 2lt of June. The steamer Wave from Tampico for Vera Crut, struck on tbe bar, coming out of Tunpan Inlet, and will prove a total loss. Her cargo was saved but in a damaged conditiou. Tho news by this arrival is unimportant. Private letters from Monterey state that Gee* Miramon bad but n defeated Ly God. Zaragoza, •nd that the Liberal army was near Baiamaaco, Broth •CK.R. Vnotor. New York. July Z. —Advices received here from California, announce the death of cx-Sena t”r Hauo of that Stot**, which event took tbe fttb June lail. Washington, Judo 2b. Lieulcnaat Colonel James E, Johnson, 4th Artillery, was contirae*l to-dty as Quartermas ter-General, by tne Senate. Riparturr of the Japanetw New York, June 30. Tbv Ud led States steamship Niagara, with the Japanese Embassy end their Futfr, pu* to sea this forenoon. Macon A Brunswick Rati Road. We see from tbe liawkinsville Tiuec that Judge C .ebran is to address tbe citieen of that plaee un Saturday the 7ib, at tbe Court House, on the subject of building a branch road from Hawk iusvilie to the* Main rank of the Mscon A Bruns wick Road.—,l/r n T>!(graph. First hair of Jfew (otfon New Orleans, July 5. The first hair of new cotton this season wa received here this murniog. It will lrt> shipped to New York Accrptaan ot Joe Lan. Nr.w York, July 6.—The llun. Joe Lane of Oregon, has written a let'er of acceptance of the nomination for Vice Prciident. fit att. Rights Opposition Proceedings.— •Owing to the crowded state of our column#, we ~oald not possibly find room ia tb; morning's issue for the very iuterestiog proceedings of the State Rights Opposition Convention, which ad journed in this city on Monday last, having pre viously determined by an almost unanimous vote to sustain Breckinridge and Lane. W regard •iuch a body of Btate Rights men as a glorious accession of natriots to oar ranks. We ern proud, too, to have the co-operation of toe Mall, tbe spirited organ of tbe State Rights Opposition, in the support of Breckinridge and Lime, aud shall re-publieb from its columns its excellent leader of Tuesday, t]**fioing its position. The of ficial proceedings of the State Rights Opposition Convention, will appear in our next issue.— Mont. jLdv4rlitir. EpraCTS op this Tornado.—The lowa City Reportor publishes the following summary of the great storm : Hardiv Cocxtr—Killed 7; wouude<l 20; hous es destroyed. 37; eaumited loss $73,000. Livv Cocmtv— Kilie 1, 18: wounded, 35; houses destroyed, 18 ; estimated lose, $150,000 Ccdar CorvTY—Killod, 3; woun od. 13;hous es destroyed, 8; estiin ted loss, $15,000. Clinton County—Killed, 75; wourded, 150 ; estimated loss, S.OO 000. Jos as C*cvr—Killed, 3; wounded, 30; hous es destroyed, 13; estimated loss, $30,000. Thus it will bo seen that in lowa alone on* hundred and two pera ns were killed, iwo hun dred and fifty-flvo wounded, and s'xty-fivo house? lestroyed, other than those blown down at Cau. ancho and in Clinton county, while tho oauiu.u amount of property reaches about six hundred thousand dollars. Beside* the above there is ta be court and th> loss of life and property a. A bany and other pin ces in Illinois The Dc Witt Standard says that good judge report th*t tho damages by tbo late t<-m and •, fiou Win. D. Smith’s west of De Witt, to BropbyN •reck, a distance of about ten miles, are at lc*m $100,000; that $5,000 will not supply the cattl. and horses killed in that awful hurricane. The Davenport (Iowa) Democrat and New says that when the tornado srru> k Camuuebc. tour men were engaged in play mg cards in ot> oi bc buildings totally dee royed All four were Allied with the cards in their hands. Tornado is Tknkxsssk.—'Tho recent tornado, extending up the Iloleton river, in Teune.-<i>ee, was very violent. A itiiterfrem Freel**m, Teun., latedthe 16th ins*., says that the ploughed oarth waa carried into the air by carteful'. It adds : “At H ill’s there wis a quauiity of bar-irou ; it waa picked up and carried a quarter of a mil*-, and some bars were twisted aro. ni •tumps i>: rees that they had to prise off with band-pike*. Mr Dayvslt had over 200 bushels of wheat in iis barn, which was carried off and has not been ■card ot as yet. Bacon, flour—in short, eviry hing within the range, were carried up in the •ir. Sheep and stot k were seen away up in the He dobs not Kkmvunu.—u was ai n unced in :he convention yesterday that C*d. J. W. Echols the President of the uonveniion,) ad five other • I the most respectable cilia, us ot Macon county, had wrt ten Mr. Bell, fire or six weeks since, eu osing bimlbe American platform of 168 and asking him whether or not be a endorscd it. Up to ate, nothing has beta heard* from him, and the presumption is that be will not answer, or. as wa> aptly said yesterday, that “he has quit taking let ters ad newspaper.” If Mr. Bell endorses the platform it would be rery easy fur him to avow it, and then there would bo no doubt as to his poaitiou—no dotfl le -Ictiling. As u ir, no one knows his positi< n, amt the North and the South may support him fi r di rectly opposite reasons, and of course, one or tho .•tber inu.-t be cheated B’c wish “neither to cheat or be cheated.”-—* Montgomery Mail, Zdinet, A Poor Albnny Atla and Argu, uuder the heading “Maine,” g v. a some intelligence from that Statu favorable t<> Doug'u*-, but we do n<*t think the following paragraph i> particularly flattering : ‘'Nineteen genthmen who formerly voted the Republican ticket, having heard by telegraph of he r. .tninatiun ofMepben A. Douglas, attended the caucus, and voted to ratify Douglas's noin • na'i-n on 4 *ft nd up vote.”* Slui'in of Russell Con ny. We are authorized to announce lIE.NRY BEN TON a candidate for Sheriff of Ru?*cll county, Ala., at the ms ng election on the first Mrn day In August next. July 4 ftherifl’* Election. Having been oquc ieJ by nanny friend* In to become a • andidute tor he 8; cuff* tv of that enuu y.ltakethis meth I fannou ncing that have con sented to the use of my n -me and hereby annun e niys -li'a candidate for tlic office >i HhenfT of Rissei • canty Ala , att e special e.e ti--n to be held on Hie first Monday in August ensuing. June V—dwtf D B MITCHELL From the Daily (Colutubua) Sun. Lines suggested by tbe Death of Mrs Isaac I Haas There was an awful beauty iii that night, A stillness <>n 1 a chill, Tbe fuli-uioon, ith a clear cold light, Foreboded id. Within tbe patient sufferer lay Upon tbe couch of death, Mortality struggling to stay Tbe parting broath. Silane* ! tuy heart flood still; Is tho sad conflict o'er? Great Go®! we bow before thy will, She is no more. E'en wbilrt I gazed, a mellow light deemed II *ven to par', A radiance, beautiful and brigLt, Beyond all art. A rush of wings, an 1 near rue passed Three fignr. s swift; My vision t ained upon tho last 1 sirovt to lift. Now they are rising o'er my head In geutlu wave, And n tbeir aims, behold ! tbe dead Whom none could sve. Still rising Ilesv* award in tho glow Os purest light, Brighter, brighter, too brilliant now For mortal sight. It passed, yet one rainbow sped Downward to eaitb, An i rusted < none stricken head Os modest worth. And up that halo to her angel child A mother’s spirit flw, And down the beam in accents wild, Adieu? adieu! Ob. Oop! before thine awful will VYe humbly bow. But cun the wailing heart be still? Not now ; n A now. Then a jnd us fortitude to bear But not complain, And be her memory ever dear Tho’ fraught with pain. O'er those two orphan* spread thy wing, Thy children still, Draw from that buabandV heart tbest og Sent by thy will. Let sorrow soften every heart For her dear sake, That each may humbly act bis part To give or take. K W. M. OBITUABT, Departed this life, at the re; id* no-e ot his broth jr-10-law, Mr. R. F. Grist, in Fort Game*, Mr. Odium w. WAKLFIELD, in the I7th year * l lib* sgc. The docea cd wus a native oi Connecticut, but or the last 25 years a resident of Fort Games, a hero be w*- successfully engaged in mercan lie pursuits. Although death u the inevitable lot of tbe hu man family, yet how startling (he announ.-tmm -hat he whom we mourn bad been called to obey tbe solemn fi .t. Possessed of an at hletic const i iioo, a genial spirit and that pleasant philoso phy w bio . takes life smoothly, bis friends bad dattered themselves that theno were the *ure pp'inise of long life. How uncertain are earthly dopes and cs cuUtioßs! The firat serious illues - he bad ever known summoned him from tbe btt -y areni vl life t-* tbe ucuiterablc rcaiitif* ol ■siernity. In tbs Providence of God these visi ations oome t jwaru us that none arc ex*utp> rum ihe decree “Dust tb" art and unto du*i rholt ibon return,” and as each fared one lab* ,elore tbe great destrover, tbe a<imonition ir (irvased upon u *‘le ye sLo ready, for in aud. n hour as ye think uot the masti r cornetb.” That mat., who dying, can be said to leav. oo stain upon his reputation, has Justly won a <o"d name. This we believe every one who en joyed the privilege of Mr. Wakefield's acquaib -auce will award him. In all the relations oi life, bis amenity ot dxi mr* and kiudnvss id b art, won tbe regard of all with whom be wa associated. His urbanity was not so much a rv gard for the convtntion I rules of society—bo marked him as the true gentleman of heart. H ‘‘Oidness and *encration lor bis aged parents,w*.* lived in a distant Miaie, was a beautifully dwi ope.] trait tn hia character. The engag* ment >f life, b*wkver pressing, never deterred bin from visiting theta annually; that he- might by toe ustitnouial* of filial regard, cheer tbe declin ing years of their pilgrimage. His sympathy for tbe poor wero strung and moved his heart t* many an unoMtentatious deed of ktnduess and bns ottcD mode tbe widow's desolate heart sing l*o joy. In oil the intimate and t4odcr re-lslions *. !if<r, be was all that friendship could ssk <>r a ■ facti< n claim; here where his character was be. understood, and bis usefulness and virtues m o highly appreciated, bis lose is most painful y felt and deeply lamented. He is gone! Tbe wheel at tbe cistern is broker the chain that bound him tolowrd ones is swart** •'And earthly hands con no'or again Unite tboso brok* n ties.” The battle is fought and tbe struggle <n<led.~ On tbe banks <f the Chattahoochee L sleeps tb soft and beaßtiful repose of victory; *ut a lr* graoca still cltags around his memory, exhale* from tbe olusteriag virtues which beautified h.s character. DIED, Iu Columbus, on the 4th July, after in illness us 30 hours, li t e >allic OtmtGM, tide-1 chll i of Van and Hattie M..r< u-. ugd 3 years ami 11 months. Tbo sweet bud Las been broken from its pa .nt stein, but i's perfume siili ) u m bad around loving hturis Tie sunb-aai which brought light and beauty has boon shut out, but it marked tho path In m whence it came and whither it has gone. *|’ws H ‘'tWiiaeur* —’tis 11 is alone The mea“iy *<n y ..f her pro ciousgtit remains. Can we fe* lin r< mleriug her buck -it is more < l 3-o*l t-J g Vo t • II t ‘ reroiw?” Rest, Little .-no, in your | bin n- urn er.- and your lowly bed: tor never u re* wi.l \.ur sweet lips lisp the prcplu-tle words “Ia t to be un ** Wo cvtiild n> t look upon y.ur patien: suff.-rings or see toe aweet “UiiU ?t-tiiim. v r sea. uirvs and ath h . t tug a bund ufung'-Is w*r* around t< w.iii v nr spirit homo C nuo again, with y-mr ?utt it.flu oiuts, brvMtbo pearo • tir her. uv and loait- l.v er guide and guard ihvin, and lignt up death's shadows with your new Joys, In this city <>n tbo morn ; g of July tbo 4'li, J-.un Donnei.LT, eg and 14 years 4 luouti j uoil 8 dajis, ou of J. u t C. UouDaily. As u fa ihfnl and obt ditnt child, few could I t. j Ins ?np-nois. Ilv wus b**l< v and b,\ ad who in :.v j hiui, ami “.<• kn >w in was to love iiilu. A h nrtf h oinpulby .v- n ifi*- 1... in .!’ > all iho fiien Is ..f ihe f m<!v f r tin r> ,and l. r. av - ! Uletlt, n'.d tuiy He win* Itiiqurs .In- u u I t.i t-.n j t>boru iamb, cheer them u m; r -..-l and ■ hours. “I’ilgrim from n I ml > f ivnc, Pi gr iu now with freedom I I W li-ouie fiom thy home b l, w Welvuuie to a place f r*s .** om*. j Savannah News please copy. MUSTANG lINIMFNT. Intrinsic virtue n'orec-uld insure tho success ; which thisait ole has Httiiined. 1’ r B''cnmnti.-tn ] Salt Rheum, Burns, Broiics.Sutl Juin's o: v...i |.-, spia uor Pole E\ il, urd . v well n upon h<>rs-., It has no equal. No perst-n w 1: l.e ullomt it who has once tested its value. “A I will rtf* erenco to the ger eral 't<u,atin >l the Mustang L n uient, I can chorliH.t suy tli t no article . ver {atrloruied so n any ettfes in our licighhorhood as this. I. W. Smith, Ridgeficb*, Conn ’’ S, laiteb. Esq., Hyde Paik, V*., wiius, -that lie Imrso ws considered wurthh. s, (his !.-<■ was -|mvin) hut since tbo fno use and the Mu-tnug- Liuitmut I bare sold him fr $l3O. Vo ir L-u meut is doing wondeis up here.” Siu-h t - ny is reaching us every day. Tcu half j n t u.ld. Every family should have it three-oe* HeKarr of Imitate ■, Sold in ull part 4 1 tho habitable Globe. B vRXKS A PARK, Propr , V. V June 25 wlui Can Scmoflla nr. ccm t- Most assuredly it oau!!! Inconteaiible es-dence of.ur. iin nutnt rois eat<*s by SaV!'>’ Sarhavajilla ul tbo, worst kind of scrofula, salt rheum, U v.-r hom . ulcers, liver oojuplatut and tiro chi >-of di.a .. arising from hii imptm; state o( il. bbuct. ~r do ‘ rangemint *f the biliary ium-iions, are dory r CeiVcd from ul! quurtcis, t .*■: launn! us buff* rvrs who are surprised eo find tin uol\* radically curcsl by thi* purifying and vffi. uei-ois preparation. July —dAwlu. HoLLOWAY't PlLl.fi —AiUui'in. -L': c.itdin, the efieto theory adopted by the modern phy.-i e.rin iu tho treatincut of th. tradual and ws?tiug of the human body, H'dloway’.-- ii.cdh f*ei*u on the direct cuu-. of thodu the bio* -1 Tney purify un i enrich j: -they *iimul;ito n\ ! invigoruto the exbautted system, by givi l ; ii:- to each iissue, stnngih t.< tho mus*Sc. i.< i .:y t - the invalid, elasticity t” the spirits, and tin. I .- nr of htul b io the pal id cheek. Id b\ >.ll lb gifs, ut 25e., C2e., and -I per ho- July, 9.~-dwiw. .MRS WINSIAiU . A N experienced nurse an.l f. c. • •; •ollunK Byiup for fill*.lren le. thnv **!.: ii “ o tcUttaies lire pro eniiol leethmif *’> soUennu: Mu irir erlucmf all iwUauiuianou—w in ana;, .r |,.im and i ute n regulate UielHtweis. Dep* i. u ( >-,n . 1 Will give rust to )<ursrile . . I rein i- I ■ u mein in anothercnluiiin —'(*’■’ * Ague Curb. — This i. aoineriiingor a Knee a well a? mod.cine. The tupr. in u.tii. uity • I too sen O', i. i> accomplish un end wiihwu i jury to •he health—-tha supreme cxceliercu of (ho uic-li eiDa is in aauytnplisluug just ihot iev er and Ague bar long been eurod t*y Q .(nine, Hismuth, MoreUry, hut the U IS< hlvi Wi.H. tho deep au <>f.en p.auful foolpruiis tho’ i avs left >n t m o'*ns'ttutnihitr*sutc (*y tbeni. Dr. Ayer new remedy cures without a pur.ielc.til either of *hed or any >th r dolit nous inhd'unee. And Qo promised not only absolute sufoiy *•* |c !v t rtunity ot cure, with wht-ii w ms, Oion . >:• - *her quality < f excclleu e in t t be ..v*il-.ke-i t>.esu times, kui t utf. is ids low pri- wi.htr .(S til is .-r.'Wniug gl/ry of h:- u-i vvi.tntitl.e ! Hen ol all —[ll ruin, Lake CO., Ind. Juno l —d>• Itu. : Te*>timoi,ial fnm F„r un Covtirs. | I uc Y i.i Hi Iff ’ A plt-uing in.v I.i c M Ml. I lb tJMI wMM j “ TQbf/Jrjf Ki.lv. A no-Id rjy ihea,dy.'< n ery *-r uholc-ra morbus. * ■s tft.t.uaily utd ins i ti.iiiM-.fUf y r. lit v. and by it, i it is equally effectual in cm ; *l-.... bu-tir. ,(.•. Tb man 8. Kamov. writin; from Kang n, ltsnnb, December iy, I6tl, >•}*—l i* •<•* m mg m -re popular, un i iit *eviwt m t n in* Imn j ass > red lbt the cholera bus lice it ur*.*ud umi j life preserved bv is use. The late pftv-ilvii* >■ of ■ huitra here ha* sw.pt ■ fl abut. nil ho Piu i Killer I had, aud purt-baftt rs Juokin hme t rii j supply will bo disappoi-K: I m my n x ; v i* supply tl< rn. Flense set u mo uu ii.i iceijljti worth by tbo firtt oppottuuity “ C.I'B I Otvv, Af'ri* ♦, Jan 2\ I .m>3. ; Messrs P. DaV.s and .'on— Dour su> : Tim Pain Kiliet, Wo arc happy to *<i; , i* p<-’- j ting in good iepU'c, here, and i. good qt n itiv i ire bei .g appr> ciated. L u.ly. we have a r.i : demand lor the snide, a■ and *:< i:fi k-ntiy ;u,ii*.i|,ate | .i I .rge trade in the Bum Kd .-r. LOKI.ODAILI , THOMI*M N, IIAM. A O) : Sol iby druggict*, grocer.-, and mc-li. ine ■>.. . ; e s gcnerulJy. JulyU—(2w2t. ! GEORGIA, Marlon County, .i HEH B rt i.iuOt A l ■ ii. ; -. -i, f..i | Let er> or Admirnttrs lion nth • .v< ! ’ uni an deita*oi. laie • I said c< uu. v Ail iHtra *• a e4n'V , n**i, r*h oh> n title Ito i.’ vv j Hunt, if my they have, why <ln viuiiiux'r.ii:*in.f ----• stale f*h<mi not be granted to hd . ppiii i it (l| ■ mrt **t i ifdtJiafy to be heid in nnd for a the first M” duj in Sept* n l er B* xt Given under my baud and ■Hi ‘iJ figiuuure I:- •uu l lad . MAJ.Ct.'M llA.lt, ord. i Ju y ytn—w4od. TEORGIA—JIarum County; MMU AH lan•< ii. I* ntiaisirat ** on th* • •*< • I m L der< ased. Ii v ns petitioned ‘O be d.i Ini'. ; ad n. Ail i - q efeu :.'i * •>* ; can e, it ny l .ey Ii vc, why to. ~ 4 i <, iu > , uid lsan< H re beset! uMnnih dl ‘ - r j Insio he prayer of inis pill ion Given under my lon I ; . * j July the 3d. le.”. 1 MALCOM HAITI, Old J July 9th. IMD—wfm iKOEGtA—Marion * uuty - . > •, the estate of Josiab Bwain, havi gpe is.vi c t !••• •it • har ci frri mud -d • iiiistrmioii. /*■ person ►wi nee rind arc hereby jiptifif.d to shew ause, (it any they have) why UmH.id H|e|l.i n ‘•••oi r ti* ul't net be di missed artorfling >o iac •* oi hia p iu.on Given under in.’ hv. *i end ‘Ho. .-ignah! • J ly Id. I*oo MALCOM HAIR. Or., miy. July 9th, 13£0- tei’.m JKOBO 1 A—-Marion County ; U7n bitß •M, Mn had <> Brodv. Ad ;.i. •- rs . th e laieol John VAaison. It vng ,t ■ nnl l*r e dta haryed fro i, inu i-r.i.i i - persons Minr> rued ar*-) ■ <b> • ul 1 >’ 10 idn w n*e if any th.ylia-e why thi? u and M •. G •rud> •li .u.d no. h< disia imid according v* th*. pr.i>*-r f bis pc lt*on Givei, Ul <i* r rii> (.nr .f <1 K• .• i • i:. . Ju.j id **>6o MALUf S AUt. O.iiin <ry. July mb. IW.-wfUl EORGIA—Marh n toun:;: il/Hfc.bEA lia.cli I’anrihe Ad ii nil. if e-u cMll*a* be i’* “ i- t* io • *• ■ * ms. il ryed In.Ul .>ll itdi.or Sin toi l Ai pe son* c lie n.t and ire b r. I • . q *ir* ‘.nih w • ie, f ii) the* Imv. whv tn* •ml i .e 11. . ui*l not be dwii.!*-* .1 .ir * or.llin t<* .In i-iayir | ilia i e.l.ion. i.iven uii ft III) li iltd aii I effit't il t un*, tt •i - 3d, led j MALL* M HAid, Ord iiiiry. uly 9ili w< m GEORGIA Talbot f.riutlj i Court of (J. dunt iif Juut Ttmt, 1L CO, ITIIKIHAd Jit ill Ha . er- Ad'in. *'■ r ‘‘l**. (V W,iti r, .e it o i tbt C"Un |. rI. “<-rj * l and. ns mi* (r in s t.il .i> ni n> t ’• oi ! He It orimwl. ‘hit'll peiatinsconcf r.i't, ■ . .*! •*ar ut my offi e. .mi i r i.eb r l* Hilary ‘* •xi e sums of .Ms C ••• rt ik* n and r • •H< a **}. (i a y th*y lmv**,j t Iys .m . t< is b- h and 11 n • gr nt and MARIoMWTHII,NE. Ord Juiv 9. IfliA— Wni Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. (IKOU'I 1 A—Cloy County; Rl I.E XI-1 -VA herens. Jauws V. Ba*lwin, tiuni ■.'•mu ..i I u y Pli/Hiieth Baldwin.nq. atiJuneidi Boowln. having filed his petition tn proper bum for ei ere Ui-inissot}: hi* th<nefor> ordered by th * ourt, that nlliK-rs.wi* m’er*ed, show cause, (it any Uu*y have,) on, *>r he • rt* til i,evi H'>p emhtr i*rn of’thist.’ >ur why ho sh> lid not ho ditnniared bom said goardiariHhip. A iruo extrne fiotn the minutes of said t otirt duly hi. H'U r* A. Mcf.fr.NDOK, urd. J ily ‘b, 10do—w40l. QKORGU-Talbot Count v t'ourt oj” Ordinary, June T rm, 18<iC. {XT 1 f KRIv \8 Wi liam H. Nest , Eexecutnr of John M ter, pet lion* tins * < urt for Lett, ra ui t l*m hr on: It.- it ordered, that all persons concerned, I e nrd ap (i. ai .*l tnj tfi’ e *t the J u.uaiy Terui ne * rnsnin of t'c * Cou i. he tann tin r to shew cause, if any they have, why the haiil I tt- rn should not be pinme*l. M AltlON Br.TIIDNF.,* -r.linary July ‘J'h, IHOU w to (•KOIIUU, Tu'bot County, tVurf./ (.>/ *miny June iei; ,1800. \\’IIf.RFAB, J mss 11. Wil.*B. nd John E Wi'hs ” and “Inis r .... sot J h iis la-tit,on tills Corn f r leu rsof >'.1.111 sokii. from sal I •dinii t* r ti n: ii. i . r ‘ered ti ui nl p r.-mna cottew red he and ftp p- rat (he J-tnu ry tc m mai mMiingoi tli a Court l -ui a”.t here > shew c. •*• il'aiy in ty h .ve. vhy h.ti ‘ !l'.e a sii* U < n > he giamed M hlo.X ahTi.ITNR, Ordinary Jn yt'lli l*ft > s0 ii BALL AT PINE KNOT. ’ PIH-; l* op t ter tak.-s ph i.hure in h f irnuus his I. t ii” han pa rui.N mat itio opem IIALL o t . Mv#*.li Will ake pla on Tuesday tvei.iig July lOt'i 1860. ‘i It •>> In*il.itioi, wil bona din due tum*. June .* dwid J. \N 11**\V Aivl>, 1* wiUKtu r SPECIAL NOTICE ! ORY-GOODS SELLING OUT AT Nc.W YORK* OSr ! J. M'PHILLIPS, 140 Broad Str XVII I. FR"M lIIIS I.ATEOFFKII MIX (Allire Modi ol STAPLE AND FANCY DIIY-GOOISS, :it; net cost! Ills HAS AN I.LKU \NT Asd.-HTMb\T til FANCY/ DRESS GOODS, III,At k KII,KN, FANCY DRESS SILKS, i It’ll (i KEN VMNE& PINE-APPLE n lI,KS It. duccd to 40 C*.nth per yard, OHCANUI ROBES, BABIJCsE HOBKS m :<■> Mi l Anglais Robe*, 0 and 11 Klumices, Muslin, llnrego an.l Traveling Drum* tHonda, hocp SKiaTS, 11 Si ring- first quality, in Cent Finer t ir.oh j in t!io hudiu proportion. 1., A * F MA NT 11.1. \S, I)ESTERS SHAWLS &. l,A.cr SBllF,...oiling bcluwcMt. Merrimno, DunneUn, Sprague.- 1 , Allens, and all the best uiukerp, tr<>m H to 10 eenla per yard LI.XF NS AND HOMKSPI NS. IN K\KRV \ MUrTV. Al.l. Tin; AU.VVK <iOOJ>.- V. IU, lit: Sold at and below 1 bst ! CASH X 5 DYEIIS Will find that .bt*y enu save immey by making thvir purchaser huh*, ns hi a largo stock inu-i be di;i|ium'.J yf during the j*rei<ont tun.-vi,. < ‘all, everybody, as l’ai-- yainswill bo givou. JAS. dyLMPLIII^L,XF*iA 110 Keoail--!reel. MAM,NIC 11.U.1, Ht ILUINO. ('..lixul.li,. May l. ISS .lAwir ■m.ni’ ifeWWiiVr CODV.KLE \iIXG & SWIFT (UNDER C OCK'S HOTEL,) CO l.u MBITS, GKO. I I WE m .Sn.ro ami to arrive, a complete and handsomo Stock of SI APE AMO FANCY D U Y GOODS, ;i.: ('TEDFOR the Sl*UIN(i trade: DRY-GOODS A iT’ o-l ; to.'li of D •incaticff, Kersey*, Oaoaberg*, ‘ >l.. .•lings, Shirtings, Ac. Linen Sheeting), l*il h.w Linen*, Table Linen* and Napkin*, Towclfl, J 1 lilES’ DRESS ROODS, A i.'K. Kiock ol Muslins, Lawn.-*, Bernge*, Or- . v'liiadicß, K .!)( •, Siik*, Jftcoiii-t*, Ginghume j l'nntr, llocpfckiris, Hosiery, Gloves, Mantilla* : SHOE I FOR LADES, A FINE STUCK. fin its’ liiriiisliiiiK Uoods, . rs, Ooll.ir*, t.’ravut*, Ca*siu>ro, il.it , Cap*, DouU and Bbees. j A largo 1 .t of first quality x i:a. ho o es. Ii i dware, Crockery & Glassware, 3ADDLEB,&f. (; R O CEKI E S , A large stock of Flour, Bacon. Lard, Fh.li - . r.ihucco, Cigitr*, Snuff, Sugar, Cofiee, lYn, Pickles, ProMrrvva, Ao. All of which is offered for *ale, on the m*rt nr umni(>daikig terms. CUDY. FLEMING A SWIFT. ( ..'cuibus, March 12. IWW—dwtl. JtlM . VID TO TALBOTTON B A. BItHARDS, !<'.(. C vn,\ cfGcneva, and foriarri | i , ttj\i 1,1 1 ‘"iiuibii*. (a, ha taken the hot* In. lk j.jft. Ta hotton, known a* the TIIOKi; HOI WE, Imf iy “ci upicd by Wij |‘. Williamson and i , • ciiud) •cherts tlw patronag ofh'u m ud* and th*- j j v lie ai.) Vial* v I(holton I i’ n l'i|i, (.11 J ly 3—w'im Cot.on oin improvement. | EXPANSION ROLL !! t lIL put*! cin l.cr t) iidbruied ‘list I *n the Invcn- ! 1 mi aul me* *'fau injprt)v*in*nt of Ut*- ('<>t ‘ Gi .. iai vd Hu’ EXi'ANrtltiN BOIL” U run ii- nt lei ns mi ttie roll box on erh aide heltbnl i<c o it>.d” *;jw4 u hoard of *ur.li tliickncs* as to sj. ( im n spitre ‘o*iy ’i-'O ni un in* ii tewc*ii it ut*i tbe - im ,u n*l lie etc ‘ from the p* mt v hen; tin- tiwt tour'll • Hjfi (ito; t out of lit*: bo* *** tli.it •;*. each turn ’•I ihe - >Gtuler the roll expand-*, tin:,t liy brm(;ingH i n- u sMii.ne *.f c <t- n in contsi-r with tl;o taws at ! \ r mutt.inc-n Wi U tbU-tddition the Gin i* ic )■ vi- *1 ip) n rt.lch i ‘I *: *>r * opting, and v\ii! turn out oin • u to 3 o pom *iso lint perday, n**nc limn it vv u<l will. Mid it I hsvit I* ft a no.d*-l, allowing (he i .iproie*u*-i<t ;*t tho Tiiiicm Office, ivlarc iilantcrn irr i ■ i ii o < iiii and * x tame it for thrum* 1< e. 1 am ,i -noife*! ‘* ret r to iiv ‘ti j dried eertificstrs from cnticm a who iuve leMcl the value of my patent. WILLI \M M I 1 NIH7N •V tUntry, Meriwether Cos., Gn. i I HTIFK ITKM I fctiify tb.it J have Will McLendon’s improvc ii’ n* ii iu Go ton Gin, and have been iiring it two •i ir; n a nil won it not bed pn ed • fit fi.r fifty do •i ci*n c*n wntie'-rtj I’’• J -s. lint from sunrise : ur.s- 1 with a 1 aw fin; be <rr liavmp tho tm • ovi-in* ii I rou <1 n t it’ • more tl-m * 0 tlis lint B • pU'Muir tin improv un i t ill 111 (Till il Wt'SHlo OB . ■up* ‘ h(e to (jui tin- laat pi king; now 1 * an gin th< 11 we! a ’ti-’ fut picking Mk I, 2Jd p >. ISAAC PIN CHER. M*-rriw- th i Conn'v. f!a , Nov. *, l 9 Th a into *'•r -1 v that I li v*> used Wild .in M*Lc M>ti ‘ii Pal’ ni for ‘ ins and find t to In- vaiuShle. aim in . nwil *in it lint t onufittrib to one *bir* nofO and bet nr but TIIOS OI.AL'HX. uc Afar *rtgf<r two yc irs the M London f'ott* i ;m Ati.‘li I -nu K.iitf.irt tt is an improvenie ■iimi t *• *-. ui OGi i. *Vit • ill * i -ipniv m-nt nttaclie*!, the Gin n-v* <p i.bi • roll, mii I w 1x u sb-iot no In ands tr -hi, •; in eoiutrucn n an 1 n t i bl to -st •ut <i i r. A I lIILL, M rriwsihcriu. Wi.odhuy Mfriw. thcirouidy, Gn. / M.cbHti.lNl \ (*b; T (i pn ent I mm* oioent vo*i atm he( *o •"> t"i G n or vuajitt fa fury, n-l i al x*)U ‘ep' nod 11 jbe l Wo-iol not di nn-ewit il f*- ha • llispuec.it tl<- gn. ipr V-Ills rhok.RK at ill win js an 1 in. r- a s thet'iinoutof in’ Yours, wc. J, AO ASTON. SPRING STOCK, 1860. URaUHAR- & CHAPMAN, unucrGisTs, (OUIMUUh.UWJIIGIA. HA VF, t.-reived a lurse hum k of Diupa, Me.tn Inc* ChtMincaU At- u> hit li tl.ej invite tbn at left, tiun of their ri Ml* and the public. GOOnqiALiTY INYAKI.IULI CiIRAIUNTEFD! Congrc.s Water. I’ recv ftotu the Spring,Ficah. Brandies and Wines, For Medicinal pur|K).e*. Pcrfainery, Rmbrueinii Wo .1 ‘iott (i \v| I'.", ’ . Iledtoiunn, ■u*4 i-uldn ftAd libziiJhbest llaiidKerchief fcatraeia i'lavot ing txtracts, A ‘.resh Hiip.dy of the ( eat varieties, of rn host fla vor, l > Mhtrli vveiU’ it the auMdiou of the ladies. Spices. Os every Xiriety- Cb ve, Kutuieg, A)lv|iict', iiln.:K Bttpper, Ciitaaiiiou t'nin in, (Jiiik'-i, &••. < orn Starch, Tlie ••<> and dehrious of nil pfttlßwatlons fhr Pttd d.ngH, Cuatard , I'll !., U ike, Bimlit’ M use, Q-c Coxo's --parkl.ng Gelatine, M *ke Hie m .t he i l nil 1 and he ipe-i Chryntaline I Jc ly in a lew munitti.i, uli U.tlw trouble. Canales, Fine Bp*mn and Ad.iinaiititn Bridgew t-i I'i.c-P.o f Paint, I “til N ivJi ‘Hi v fllW an I ••’fttur proof, ii.tsWii-itig great, r boil),elasiKttx, adi * ive ml b rable quail- i tie-, Ihuti any mm. iid ~ni"t hutv tli Use, effectually pnventinj. runt .dim roof. Potash. The bent \V|i \,-and Or * otn*h, fiom whn ha 1 bai.t'l ot the Ik h -ap ih made t ‘ *> lln*.. oi Or.iy or ; Wlntc Coihhli, •( Him <*.iii r**d and t‘J Ihn l.arJ or I • bar Or. aHc Ihe -ou;* tvtll he whi erand Mrougm nml Idea* h (f;n: ;lu t*• , uimt n .de hy tli iihuhl ! |sroe*.RH. t White Lead in Oil, r.a .il IHe L. ml . f ill. t alon White l.ead < “‘*Mip ii), thi* tst l.ead sold hi the Mouth Austin's White Kerosene Oil. Kr<’i ■ tv'hun the if* , limi •• Kerom.i.e il ri *>htaitied ! on ty Zinc White. Hr.. Whf. ‘Am F .'i am*. Aimn iui, in Oil : nml i” 1 1 “ntr Vurni *’ Varnishes, I tN n.ii Ihv,!v \ .irntKii. Fu’nitu *’ W hit* Unmar Var- I ntsh Dm in;; ‘ :iM.-11, I lack I.eailMl Van.inh Liuscod Oil Raw , Do. • and MidLinNeod *il. Taint Bnishes, l Embracing Hi.*i in ing Brunhes, Harh Too!**, Badger { Biu idei -. Wire iiaund and Twine bound Paint i |Bm ihes. I -07. Hair Bmshes, ■\ tin,-t ariety of the boat Gngknll and Aiof riran Fishing Tackle, I v\ i,.. :, H >.i .. Fl'JSti,, ,;, k I'lK.linS ! I ll<„,l- i,n 1 I :iiiiihil*', (•)*.. Mas ■- wiitf. I’HRMTIRE AND WOODKN MAHK. lln* Troy t o. j -jMU'jqiMm. rONT,^r, 2 ,0 niiiiiM-. -•% .-j FI RNITHKK j \VO( DEN WAlil’.j iDJ of which wo w.irraiil dunhle and *.i Sul, I'll* . l !!N MANmi TI hi: We nl-*manultutur.- JVEiitta.*oa3fiseis, 11< >l.~t <i s. L’illiuvs.iN e. \*i'. *if all piz*Mi and 0* the h> , \ maieriul ami make. One Cottns'c ('hnirs ■ I‘t wliu h w.■ have a Inr stock and nn- 1 ojißlantlv j i tnulitc nrlnj:, a■ th*; het that nr • umd north .’r j 1 fiilli. Wemk*'a'i eial diMi oimt to deaf et.;. TERMrCAfcH! r. IJBS LOW. i Uar. Km-uis No. Hi.ast yideo llrmid at Cnlumbil*. I .’ I.fr'I'LUHUN A II IMILTON. ‘ o'undio , f..t, Mar h UP- dvv*!'. THE GEORBIA HOME IWIKAHi; COMPLY, i OF (TUl.l MIH'S, GEORU.A. CAPITAL $250 000. r 1 ’ll!* 4 < ■■.l'i’ iny ha\ unjcompl t* .1 it* orim.i, mum, J I under uni (ii*. ii Kraut, and l y At of tin; last ■ Li'itisiaiur*, (wt.ii’li * fl*-rr iimißitni itoaranu *** n. poti o lioltieis) i* ii” \ prepa < and 1.. inaviru Dwcllinfi*, j Mr.' no “Uiei B uhiint’s M -Ttim.ilt/.c r.j'too and 1 min i |*r.l • n*ui*adioi<i Pnriritt.n , n"d all kind* ol | uuurabli* property, eauisi L"c* or liamnir*’by F<r. , Alan to oil; • risk of M trine and Inland Navigati n, at the “tv. hi rate* rhar<ed by rcsp'insible Couipanim. ! I>l HECTOR*: Jphn McfJ.i .eh, Im iei (•iiffiu, .In* F Bozeman, K*b: M Oiinby, W il Huai■*, I U. H .-upper, G. t (• .*ly L T. Uoa iunj! J. I’. Uig. a, rt in. Y \ ■•Ung. hiii* i Enid , JOHN M< GUI Gil. I*.. -.dent. I> T Willc x rt <r tiiv. )| 7*Offi e in he r i *.l die Bmk of Columbii l ('...uinbiis, >lm> 3” t. I 11 AVING purchasai tho ‘ HOWARD FAC- I TORY” uru prepared to lurnifh rheir cus tomers with tho following styles of Goods, in j eluding tho product ion of both Mill*’ \voihj;\ (sOoik ; NEG 1H KK H SKYS- A. Ij. .1 c. ! HO HI HERN LIN.SKY ; ! TRL'CK FoR TKUWrtMRS—(Jean of va rious patterns} COTTO\ | COlii; MUUB FA ‘ll IONS (Stripe*;) DO. DO .h. Fancy; i I SHEETING, 7 8 SHIRTING ; Yarns—No*, from & to 12; FLOW LINK, It. (2 Cord ad Well 10.pi* ; ; F,W l.\u THREAD— different nundorr* and prices: SHOP TWINE. A\ A So soon ns tbo requisite arrangeuien< ci*ri be rnadf. we shall add to <.ur ti**ortnient No. 1 nnd I 2 Oku a berg*, and our ii-md vnrietv < f Cotton , iidoa. .1. RHODI S UUiiU’ .r, Agent. Columbus,April 1". IBf.il. dwdm. BEDELL & W EIS, AUBNT.i FOR ltUii,\SOX.*. moY n j if v ;ii ..y t GUANO, VY'AUIt.. V, DiOliK One-Half best Peruvian Guano, C >i.o I lull’ i'me Ground Bone and the best Phos phatiu Uuaao aul to UINTAIV KIOIITfkKI .AT IIK AMMONI A, AS.’ |Ai l\r Cent.,,/ B.„i. of Li,nr. j I Jonuiiry IHOO-■ dwt/ Till: CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.| MERKIWETHBR i Ol NTV, (.A /r.r.Y HAVING purch.icd tho L'halybento j lit"7B Kprinjg- - . I will open lEctn on tho first of • •iSs.lLl.luni 1 imr Uor r * l.i Bill Lave’ Geneva and Thotnimton’for tho -‘prings <-n th*'j nrrlv/i! of eaoh foiSEenger train. nint 10- ltv 1 m C. B. LJOITNKIL M. I>. j nacliinc Xcuiiik. I Allll’.rt. *siv jour f*rg*,: All doarriptions of j Setting, lor Fatritliee l *eN Pmj.mfb tls. See il iu.'.'ii Hie lie*'*” ‘ * ,H *’ <’rrvvr su* Uakur H< mu Mar hi tie* 68 llrond Hir#*.-f Ladio- \v.*'hingii , *iiutiinii I*lll| efirovr-r A linker Mu. luiK will I.** waited on hv Mia* 00k at t'n* sales r."in, or m (ben reeinenr* in tiny part ol tin* riiy roltininm-. rtrpi2'j—dlwtf 1 KEITII. \r* nt MESS FORK. li II I UHi.B for “file by |I|U IVb. IH.—IW E IIAUNAMIi A 4’G HAVANA ( lOAKN iiio.(HM),s. , i , ?. , : , r AT,o * vv ’ mar39—wdll E. II \ItNA It IS Ac fit. (3W&T3 iKiCOTIL, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) Comer Uroml nud i'ratvforil Ntreel* COI.CM UtIS.OA. HATCH COOK!, mort!h.-.l„tf. I'IIOCHIKTOR TRUNK S, TRUNKS l ITM OKNII’ Trunks, Saratoga, French, Sol J Lonthcr, and various other Trunks for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. \l*o Bonnet Boxes. I.eather Bag, Pollisiv? Rage, Valises, Ac. F*>r sail* very low at A. C. ‘ANDBUS A CO'S Boot aud Shoe Store 102 Jiroad St. Columboa, July 4,18MF dwtf. FtSUIIIMU (LOTHIM!! Cioth, Cassimer s, Ves ings, bents’ Furnishing floods, EVERY VARIETY OF IIATS cto CAPS, Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags, VALISES, .fee. ARE TO BE EC A.D AT J.H DANIEL & GO’S IX3 Uroad Street, t oluin biw, <n. fpIIKIR Stock la hour pudote with everfxrtwle br I OEN’TLEMKN'S Wr.Alt and they respectfully soil it an exaiuiunti u. *h ai* in ei, Isi Hade Jo Or.lee, Being supplied with tbo very trt workmen,'hey are prepared to link** up tonicftHo e their very linndrmme slock of English and French Cloths CaR-itm-rea Bird Vestinga in the niontfljshmnable ami approve I st. b - J. It. DANIEL* n ctL, 123 Broad Street, olurnbus.Ca. March 31 -divtf K -1■ p 6 as * . • ts,.- ea gii f I ii ® Pi x, c ■ ‘A 1 Q I. J ri. -*-* , o r 24 Ml H <=) ‘S3 LL 2 5 * n s < 2 s > ®’ eg i*a is as s~ a? m l - 1 8° u) H 2-M S t Pi S c U c z go -S2 sP 5 * §S Q ■ S|f oh £ ®s “ s 0 3lsss “ ij t, a IMPORTINT TO FAHMEHS \NI) PLANTKRS. SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIMJ?, MAM F Acre UK!* RV Till: I’wiii Lily Manulaeliirlni? (<*. AT THEIR WORKS IN IMIIIrADKLrJUA. Is oiTert"! to t!-•.-*• in need < f Mar.uro ; Superior to any now in use. IN recolnmemlin/j thi.-* Mtjierior fTrliltger to Ibc plantingrotntuunify, it is claimed (hat it is perfectly reliable, and that it in an extra No. 1 article, otio that is richer aud will do not only more good at tiint tlmn any other Manure, but will Inst longer in the Boil. Put up in barrels of about 275 lbs. Pamphlet • with full directions can he ohtuiuod *>f the Agents in this city> who ha* e n supi ly *>n blind. HI LL, DU’K and CO., may 2—ts. Colutubu**, On. VANDERBEER’S SCHEiDAM SCHNAPPS ! THIS ARTICLE IS OFFLUED TiJ THK PUI?LTO AS A PURE BEVERAGE, Famous for its Medicinal Proper!i n IT is a purely Imported article, nnd is warrant- • iedto be without deleterious particles ol m.y *1 j Being a great purifier of the blood nnd clean .. r | oi'thoaystojß, it gives nu impetus to tho digestive j process, nnd as a Tonic and invigorutor, is n mar ‘ vel of tho kgo. Its counteracting influence in all diseases tin j J “ing from malaria, is a household word in tbo j Houtb. JOHN TVTTI.LB <Sc CO., Hole I potters. NEW YORK. HULL, DUCK A CO , Agents. j may 2 -if. CulumlKiu, Georgia, 1 (JOEUMIiIJi^ .Saddlery 9 llarist* AMI LEATHER KT K! . : U. MIDrftEBROOK’& CO., !) Broad Street. w MAM'f aCTUKRRrt AND DIM ! • in M"dr.,*.,A Gcitnci, [ will. ...I**- folioßing roinpriM*'. ■> ■! C —iHpaitliihGuiited rtaddlc*, oviTiai.J; i Imn do* Flantftra* Flam do; Youth’* and lioy’.i ("; Wagon an Plantation do* and Ladiek Saddle • IV of *tvl*. Ilrl<lle, na.li.iKali'N, Na*l*ll*'- lla;i*, ***<! Jledl.al 10. HARNESS. Fine Stiver plated CfTta(o llarncM—il uu “ Rockaway “ 1 Double Uucxy “ “ “ Mingle dn ‘ Plain black Harneat*, aMwiyl*-* und tpiuiui* * LEATHER, rtkluing Leather,Bridle do, llg Hkm - Pad Mktlta, liarues* larathcr, Oak iitui il. iu nik j Mole L* ether, Half Bkitie, Lininj Mkiue, rthoc Peg*, Lnsu*, Tliread and rinding-, •. Nlacliine Heltin;;. Leather and Ruhlier Helling, all width- Ligbt Rubber end Canvas H* lung, b 1 Plow Heck Banda. Ja*t Hie ihinf for P.;, beii Kiveis.and Luce Leather. TRUNKS. tswyyro Ladies and Gentlemen's ret* and Traveling Trunk*, aii wmLLJUD aandrty’cs, l(*nnet It’ V* 1 ■ J j and Cat pel Bage. (A It It I AGE TltlMM INGB. ■ar'jKw, EnAn. . *1 L.-aiher, Pal Doan . ..ihcr anJ WOHlPfe KnaniGed Cloth*, all width* .-iml *(*:* ’ oIlTTip. t, Lu* is, Fringe*, llcad l.intmi Leather < loth Bootings, Nall*. Tack*. &• rttirn(.-<, Birrs, Hu. kle*, llariir** Monnio.-C l(ainc* Collars. Whips, Wagon Breeching, Aud Blind Bridie*. AU tbe above good* ure of our own ni.uiiifaciun j imJgsfduterfwisrinl and l*y <-i” men. W invite oil those who are in want ol article* in our lino to call aud examine our stock, and wens *ur them that they will be well uatinlied with the qunbtyof good* and the price-; is o-v writ* bes old >n the very BEHT TBRMM. N 11. Nw Work made, ami RiqiMlmiv dot.- mine WirlMi notice dec 1 dwtf mjmv-i Till A aiTBIKIt ! TRUN KS, JVAT BBCEIVkt) A ( INK I.OTOV TRUNKS AND VALISES, Os various atylea ami qualDlar, at prices to suit purchasers. Call and vvn them at SHEKMAN & (O’S HARNLS MANUFACTORY 114 Broad fcjtx-oet, COMIIBIS, ALSO, SADDLES, AT VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH SHERMAN & CO. April 12, IPo—<lAtr. Cards Printed with dis patch at Times Office. l Oil s l,|\ pilßuuhacTth,rbu,on tianS*fu,v HTIEI.R f„T ih, .‘..'""■“fwunniof I'E AI ‘ll 1111 AM) \ WIIIH wv. V , Which he will sail nl very low price**. Almo Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Waro. ,1 *v„n) variety and ,1,--riptlon, h;c, can lie Immiei, atlio lowest latus JOB WORK, Done arahoit notice and on the raostUheral tarnis J. 11. IIIJ.'Kh. Akihilh, Next door hrlow Hans Hnuct.itrond Hi - • lul v Ih IWM—dwK TH K I'liOcKSsoli Os tho Breakfast Table r >k- Dy tho utli rof tho Aut.crut oi VV jA tho Breakfast Table. k Cousin Matu.ltj ami liosatnqnd, l v > hu author of Luna Rivers. The War in Nieara juu by Ueu. Win. Walker. Pioneers nnJ I’ivnclicr.* of tho Mi.*9lsilpp4— by the blind j,r. a her, M’. 11. .Mtlhttrn. Tho mwieal ltoiii'oii Why, hy a Clergyman. Luey Cro.ton <* Jugt received at J. W. PE \. C E’S Book Store, Columbus, Ga. Mny.U. dJ wtf. ini. j. mm DOI)^ MI'KKIAL WINK HI ITEHS. VRP mad” ffhtu a ptriC and iina ’u temtctl W ine, w>iclvls;il*out douhl-'the i.Hualsir tiuln < t'oth r*in , and h import.■ ‘ |.> nn*y *.ii*’ litina* ttn* UnjUtil Hi iich Al-o ‘r* in ‘*c folio*i ‘ll valuable K..*t .II r's *r. -1/ H0.,1,,..,,’* >r.,t --pikenmd, C*mifr. \. Cinn*” i e p:ow. * . ... nifn.i, W i:,t cii**r/y Tre** Bark and Uujbeny HE ( HARLXJd: THE W O 1 i Ij 1> to riioeu.t THETKEQGAL! We d** not pr f *.h o have disco Vend eon,. It. ‘*a “known iy io the Id am* <*•’ <• th A**., ii u ” >-id acii.jtfur ‘ ft’ lix a *>wt wltleh lie; hiln k to,'* hot we • Imui ('.pres* t to the tv rid n iru: vamaho prepar tio*., o hi* h every intelligent |hy ic> n in il e roiintrv will tip; rue of a.*d re. “.nn.ead Ai a ro.li ed y ‘or INCIPIENT COrSUMFTION, Weak Ljinga* In igrßti.ji. Djhpepvia, Dii.o,•.• of the fNenHi taa* tem, • araiyn .* if .., l*>• j-t*p*Ht’- ‘ hir to I'einalti!*, 11. hiO) ••i.tl all < •■> >'■ *fr>iuirfhg*a toiiu, they arc XTISISTJ 2R.IP.A. SSED, For sore throat, we nm.**n to tho Chogy, t •• y nt* tru y inVain .hi.. Forth*; ag *1 and ii flun, *r for pe'imea us t xven'i coiiHtitut on - or Mi*.inters of ll *• (timpel. Law er-. 1 ami all ul* he npeaker f r Book he p in, Tai or.*, Heuiusue hCh Hlu pj*Ur, Ai r i 8, ad i! per on lea ding® iff drill: ai* 11 they util prov* mil) I* no ■< i.*l Am aB vnra.o. th. yme wlim muhc, in v< in and ihdiij t*> tin- ‘aslu Tin y pnoiu * all ti e exhilrr .ting efleet;, o H andy or IN i e, Will,out mi.,vie tli g —and art* a vnlualil*'i;tu< dy (ir ra*n n< dreb and i*> naive use ot h roeg il*Mils, amt wi-h t. re ruin from it* They are por -and oil indy tree ir 111 ii.o jibisuns cnntaitied in ih • adult.'raid W sand l.i .pi.i's with v\hii'u the c •mitrv i fl >od and. Tltoae Hit tern n I rule (Jure ill pr vent and sear-, and at'on Id lie ii. s dh\ all wit. Ifvo in u country when i Ihe w ater tab ul, yr o Lore (LjUtil and l ov.r- ..re (■*•’- , vul-nl. Metric ‘* ti-e’y irthoreiit And har>. 1< • tli -3 | may he given freely tucl.udreii u* and intani - wa.t tui- j punhv l*hv: i. iuii t lergyuiun. and temper nee ate-, : au an net •I'humanity sliuuld a-s-i. in **p ea ing il.e: truly v ain lle Uiller'* over ih land, amt t'n rliy * . semiolly aid in nn.dshing and UiiKhiiiicsr ai.d dbe.ise. IIARI.EH WIDDIFIEI.D L. (JO. I’ropri* totr, 7N Willi , 'hi H ref. N’rw \.ok \ml -"1.1 l<\ 1) m'griis get eially. .- !>• WlmiesTilri and Avente f i ti.. ;n >. PLT'MU LV TN K, Align* .*. S’ hi in ( ‘ahim/iii* hy At.T.E IVLRHUN, j .lan; —dAwlv BOOTS AND SHOES ; j ) YVE kavo now ’u *St'iro our ‘ LrUAlftlLß STO'J ci Cents, La i. , Mise & vMt, Chi: . r-n's BOOTS eSc i which ft.r <y,a(ity, quantity, urnl tfoohuuij u. the ‘ purchaser,surpaascs anythine hrotighl here.— ] Among o#f Stoijk max hu J’oatfd — ( OK (dtATLCIIE.Y j tJont*’ French Calf Pttrftf* Boot*, “ •* Light Wolt, “ CalfOxlord Ties, •• Kid j • French Calf V ;ap.. m. •! ‘ • ifovo “ •* ‘ “ ngbt wr-fF?, *• Calf Gafter-, i “ *< Ki*l “ “ Pat,. Uathwnni.rt, Silk , “ Upora | “ “ Vnio* j ‘ LaHtLag T wa, Fat. Leu titer t>A.fi#rdi>. Pumps A , i Scott ‘£•*, Slipper* with und wUhotttJ.ccD, j “ Highland Tie?, i And numerous other kinds both fine and ■ • mrncm BOR LADIES. ! Fiito i Kid und M Law and Cc; frt :• Boot*, thin sulce, with nnd without bc:!*. Fine t silk warp lading toco nud C n-rre.-j* and Serge do Brre,, da do ,- tn do. Eugono and., and * d<> *io I T:alion and Bn dis)’ and > o a- i Frontu and Glqva Ki<j (<■• * g* “ Kid lioelSlippers, j Ungiisli Kid and Morocoodi* I Gnglish Lusting do Y'elvot Toilet Saippero. i French Embroidered Slij.j•••• White Kid Slippers. Kid and Morocco lJu*k!*.’r, i French Kid ‘lies, j o*lrlA <l*t tar, Borl,. wist ,4 • MIStiKM. MiSßfia* Glotu ffCld Boota. 11 KugiisL do, with i ‘* Kltk warn, Wcrgn, and ’ KuglYah lasting—Congrt-H* A La.ee laif- f ‘•re, with and ‘without heol*, “ Fin*. Kid Slli<|Jrr* with A wltb ulhoots ” White Kid Slippers, ” School Shoes— uoiucthii ;.* durable. MiH.imri Children’,- Congress hoel Oaitorj, “ Lace heel Halter*, “ Kid “ Sltppera, “ u Boots, nod >ibou >0 ad ditional kind* with and without heels. a i. titbi; sTot K or Xegro Brogans and Servants SHOES, ! Sewed and Pegged, constan.H.” on hand. YVe I arc receiving froh Goods every week from our ! *-wu Factories. To Country Morohanta an* l ‘i raders WK OKFKROIJR (lOOJIH A .NEW YORK I’HICKS. Only One Price ! From wbb*h there will be no derfatitpu Iu any in ’ stance. A. C. SAUNDKIIiS &. I JO. 102 Broit'l Street—Next Door h* .1. Kyle A Cos. I Columbus, oa. May 24. lw(f SPi 11 NO STYLES- T Tin: HJfiN or THE !'. Iti -i ~ HAT ell iii'oioi rtii-vet, I i I.aNDON is *nw prr-pnr diosbow hlw friend* ’ . and i;iißioiiir-< “ti** of tin- finest nttaortmenu ot ! Hal* *-v*-r oflc <--l in Golumbu** •-uilirneMiK fill varu-liri ul M< iI.ErtKIN. C\Hrt| *• BRg wot fci*u*li EEI/lUo* i-Vcry t"l"r aud quality , <•! the very latest im, mis timi*. aiidai pin*- i.i-oitall. (J pß,**l every kind nil i aj.-.o tt greiii >ably of Children*# llatc ni and flaps nn ,i j- od H-rtorluo iii nf Llohifcilnti and Walking I auri* j lit have car” **p*rtr If uni llat for b uiitetwn /itr tun ui/hi mi hub ham, m tut* tap* Md/g/wvgr trmtr. NV.lh oui Conforuitaor we tail fit very h n*l f*?iil 1— it \c *utai- ami KlulnNNFi* |i | lltilM rtugsi. all eiartHß. ■ W 160 Uhls and % ()('•* clHiln- M-.lh-cm (brnali bv * I'U'dlf C.’IIAIIN ARI> A ro. I. iASiWAdIU A GQ, COLUMRUH, a A, j WUOUSSALE AM * tt 111'AIL aMOaOMB* PROVJBIONOEAI.ERt HAVE on hoii'l mm’ will * ‘iiliio.U’ !•> M'iv. ft large aud well *•-’ • sm k. no brae Ilf# *vi ry ‘irticl*- io tlwiri* o.wtiu h trv otn-red t* Mini triniidi nnd tlm pub I '*'nt market price*- Coim a id ace un. I#s7—dwtf TRY YOUR licit HODGES, DAVIS & CO’S CONSOLIDATE LOTTERY Ol Georgia. Authorised by a special art of the Legislature, for <1 e I‘cnefit of the W shington Count) Acad* tnl***. HoYAL HAVANA I'LAN. 20220 PRIZES Aiiiounling to B(iri,9Oo; Wil! lie distributed according to the loUowUu ROYAL SCHEME! TO BE DRAWN RVERY SATURDAY. 1 Pri.'.- 1 <•( A70.000 5 Prltet of ~. , (urt 1 20.000 10 “ ..'**• \ 10,000 30 ‘ •’ ,on I ft. ooo too •• i * 3,000 ioo •* ~ ‘ l 2.000 fttKIO •’ ... 0 3 Prlv.es i*l 1.000 fltfi Approximation Prizes.t:n untirn; to #d9,3co TICKETS ONI.T EIGHT DOLLARS. Halve* *4. <iuarlers #2. Kighlha#!, SOMETHING NEW ! CITY r>L A_KT, S50.000! roll ONE DOLLAR I a;: i;v\ ar mi; mtin /.’> ,N umbers-IV Ikntvn Mhll..is, SCI IKMK ! Any *” l le L-* with “ N<)‘* •* i*. n'l drawn, *.V ***•, “, ” *’ V. <• uti ” ‘ ” INC 4 “ • }<( .. J 4 .... m , • t 3t. ” ! 3 A*y ,K ’ .‘ Ticket with a drawn imuit%ru ft (•rationed to rents out at any partnular place mi cl* as 57 Ist. 2d 3d, or any other station m (he drawing ric Tickeu iiom SI io an. price r( l.hv abu’/o rates per uoiiar. REMBMCER If two Q| morn gflertfld N-mir**’ 3r>. t ikee. nd all t'’ i>.” t um'jent so selected are mu draw n among the Bra'* r Numbers,the is a Blank. LD‘ By this K 1m uk ran utlvc* rbeirewt, Numbers COMBINATION PLAN Drawn every day at 4 o'clock. Capital Frizes $ 10(Mil)! s:t j,iiiio I s2.‘),OtiO ! •**,‘-0,000! $10,000! iji;,,ooo! •S'2,.’Uo, etc. ■CK E.T3 PROM @1 TO *lO UACh notice to cokkejfondfnt* l: tvh'* pred r not sending money by osuil can *’Mi IL\l’Bl'-H C'oMI’ANIEB, whereby nmne) P r Ti, L, i .rn .'iiiim nl Right DidJanium! upwards,can i • “iiu, AT >l rt ItIH AND EXFENIiK frmn .’’.ny city or town where there is an frlxnrean Odice - f io* m. 1,11) ru. I order uiunt t*e enclosed in a Uovern ii.-nt ln.st Ottuu tStuinped Ruvetope, or tlr** Bxt*r-<*’ t-ompuni. i innoireceive them. All • “iniuuniratioim strictly confidential, i’urcba.-en* will pleas*’ write their signature plain,and give then post office, county und Hute, ('ihuLm coiiidining lull explanations of our ilo ,oi 4c., will bo forwarded by Mail to arv op* hoiidiiigus bis addrt'HK. Add res orders for Tickets or certificate* to HODGE*, DA VlB 6l DO., .Vsan, fiteergp* June 1. ltd*;*. —dly MUSCOGEE R an ANO K OF SC II RDV LK. t ON nnd afii i ‘Will Feb. IRfi'i. the Evening Mai! Train will leave 4'iilumbusnt 3.30 p. nt., nnd ur rtv*’ ul -Min <*n nt tUri p. in. Leave Macon at 11.30 p . ni. arrive at tk>!umbus at s.'ft a. in. The. Mominp Mail Train will iuuve at 3.15a. m. and arrive at Macon H.ftia. in. Leave Macon ‘*.ls p r.i. arrive at Columbus at • i> n W. L CLARK. Hunt Columbus, Fob. 27—dwtl. Change ol “(ludiilr. : - --mmmm ’ tKY AND WEST FOIKI HAH 1.11.VU CUJIIHA!iV. trier. Mostoomxrt West Powr R. R. CULI’MBUS, Aug. ('LOBE CONNECTIONS. r I'IfROUGH to Memfdda, Naahville and N*iW Yrore J. (vm Kiioaviu* p.-r * * •,ouu"*JHlon Train, lw ---ing 146 fi. in. Af nil ‘f rain* Leave Coin mini* A.lbn.m. Arrive f.i Montgomery . Hm Arrive at Weal Point 2.26 pm l.- .ivet “luinbua. 3.45 p n Aniveat M*mk-,iinerj'..... in 45u.ni Arrive West Point... 2.45a. m Lwv< M ‘iig*m*sr.v w.. . . ...... a*oa. ot Leave Weal P*(nt fi.lsn. iu. Arrive m Coimubu” ..2.45p.m. ( • live Montgomery .. h. 45 p m. G*uve Went Point 3.50 p.„ ArrtV” atColniubiH . ... . .3. a. to Fretgln Train lon. * -.'0n.1. .- • * 4 P. M. Air-ve- t ...... *- il Freight Arrangement *1 t AMMI'UU MUl'k. jiV an art.tngem* atlietweeu the Railroad* ompanlo* 11 -(iii'[nMtnii Ue> two route* from Atlanta to Colun* Gti*, cnn>'lU'i*..*l uilhiircun Miiion a*. Savannah on li. B'li'ii’ tael ii v. a* auo-ed that the following rate** h- ’we- n Atlanta and Coitnubu* rliall iov**ti, ‘abine -bCi ‘1 IW day oj May 1857 “A VVErtl POI.M. ‘ “"Sind lie. Wheat 12; Dih i; |mo a : . ai, in ar.K*r Imirul* per 100 Iba Jfiev ‘ tgf “*g Ccal, Pu'jr'n Ly ear load, per ton. W,7fr MA MACON. • Own p / 1 ” i Hr Wheat 15c, Oaf aloe. fcuc-o* V'iiit- > .r 1 iu . uck, or barieia, |wr 100 lbs., 44.- ’ - 1 Lard in COU4 or tibl". jnjr 100 pounds ’ * ,r 1 “tg li<-n,by car load. t-r tnn4.ijp.- j l. Mi an an P'Midcnt Mnsr ogee H H •;E< W.ADAMrt. rtupei intend*; ti Mouth we* tern Haiti. EMERSON FOOTE, Huprrhttei dent Ma*:on and Western R;ihn*ad GEO HULL, MuperiuU'ndt tii Atlanta and LaGionge Koilr>od. HAM'L G. JONES, Engineer and Huperiiileitdeiit M ft W 1’ k, Aug. 17. 1850 dftwtf. &oMl£ AND (HEARD R. R \4 Jf PIIE Pass*,Dig. I and Freight Turin will leave I Girard ni2p. in daily, I’onneetlng at Silver Ruu with * *)Hil> hue of Stage* to Villtila, (ileunvtle, Eu faulk fc*.il Oniiie* umi Marianna, Flu. And ai Mu*pit MOII will, the Hinges daily for Midway, nnd Hardaway I.* ivi.u! I'nion Mpringa ni 4 a. m. daily, the rar* wik reaeli Girard at 7 a. nt., connecting wuii Ue Opelika and Muacogee Traini. L >-*Duplicate lereipi* must mi'ortinany oil Freight Shipped. ID*All Height must he paid before Good* will he Utrhurged. Freight .le live rad Ut the depot before four o’Goek in will be shipped the follow ing day Freight* tuitstation Number i (Fon Mitchell) must *ie |*repaid Wav freipiit nint mail rase*. b paid in advance, JOHN HOWARD, Nov 1 —dwtl. Engineer 4 Hun* SAVANNAH Af t'HAKI.EbiON m MI-P 1C I LT UNI. The ft.Hmej WM HCAIiRfMtK, i ... ( Opt. F KAUDL.N. will ahottly ink** her pfare on thm Uu, lNVil| Maviin tJmtCIiXSXiXo mill ami Cham-Hinn twin: u week. Itav irijf u thruuch Ireißht arrai.n. mint with the • vntral Kailmao and ith rniinectionH. all freigliM !•**• 11 “ ‘ Imrli HU.ii and the Interior of (jeorfltt.coiiwifu ‘Ho the ayn.t • ofthin line, will be forwarded will) Wtwputrli and fret* of liinrigc. J F IIRooKH, AgenrSavannah. E. I.APITTE & CO. Chttrleetnn. Nov dwit DISSOLUTION. IN cor. l • >|ih;rh> ofthc rleoih of Mr. DAKIRL, the . am 04 HUGHES, DANIEL * CO. wn* >li- ‘• ‘• 0,1 ‘lit-* ‘dli February. The md uriel .mviniin partner*. ace ready .* wt'le ail clai<r .iirum* 1 aid M ini and tiiumj unbilled to aawl ttrin, will id. .•■•■M'ltlt: nuiiitM lately an the hutviinM mum 1 I h*’ moleragruod, iu the name ami atyle of til < lU> X IIODVEB, W II roiitinui’ Ilia Warrhn( At ( ftiniulH tioii llumlucmm in all |tn hraitrueHA OfSe* *f *h (.owe.t VV luvlinitae. wm. n.m uiiK- W. < . IIOIXIEH (‘•ilttiiifcaii-. Feb. IN dwtr AM Kill CAN WATCHES! JUU IN o|.|>ANl> HILVEK CASES, At Pujpie’a old Hiaiid..lone’ New lluiW n% i* • Lolliniloie, Or ori* £uJ twir-dwt f r.H. HRKAfc
