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TELEGRAMS OF THE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Naples dispatches to the 23d say that Messi
na and Syracuse have been evacuated by the
Royal troops, who were being eonveyod by the
steamers to Naples.
Garibaldi has cup lured Melazzo.
Victor Emmanuel has resolved to send an au
t"graph letter to Garibaldi, requesting him not
t> attack the continental possessions in Naples.
Eleven thousand French troops have gone to
aiyria, and thirty live hundred from England,
and the English fleet were going. The British
military authorities request an increase of the
. tbo army.
Dispatches from Paris say that everything
lends to the belief that Garibaldi was directing
an expedition against the mainland, but it lacks
confirmation.
L rd Palmerston's speech on the national de
fences caused great uneasiness.
The Canadian has arrived, with Liverpool ad
vices to July 27th.
It was repotted that the convention relative to
the intervention of the Great Powers was signed
at Paris on Thursday.
ri) e G Jwood cup was won by Sweeiseuce.—
Mr. Tenbrneck’s £taik was fourth.
Letters from Paris state that Lord Palmerston’s
spoech had caused great sensation. Some say
there is a serious alarm about preserving the
peace between France and England. It is report
ed thut the French furloughed officers havo been
ordered to report immediately. The French fleet
in the Mediterranean havo beon ( largely increased
ami the reserve corps has been called out.
Arrival of the Europa.
Halifax, August 8.
The British and North American Royal Mail
-usaiuship Europa, Capt. John Leitch, with Liv
pool dates to the 28th ult. arrived here to-day.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool Cotton Market. Tbo sales of cot
t"ii t’ Jay were 8,000 bales of which speculators
ami exporters took 3,000 bales. The market
was dull.
Havre Cotton Market.—New Orleans Tres Or
dinaire was quoted at ‘J3f. and Has at 84f.
London Money Market.—Consols were quoted
at ‘O, a y:5. Money was unchanged. Tho
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
General Sews.
A conference was holding at Paris relative to
intervention. It wascxpccted that tbo call for a
convention would soon be signed.
It was reported that Garibaldi had been wound
ed at Melazzo, where his losses were heavy.
ARRIVAL OF THE
ADRIATIC.
Nrw \ Aug. 11.—The steamship Adri
atic wall Liverpool dates to the Ist tost., ar
rived here to-day.
C< IMMERCIAL NEWS-
Liverpool Cotton Market.—Consols were
quoted at 93 3 fca93%.
State of Trade.—Manchester advices were
unfavorable. Yarns were dull and easier; hut
there was rather more demand.
Liverpool General Market.—Flour quiet;
quotations easier, but unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn dull; mixed quoted at 30* a 30s
•and. Provisions quiet. Coffee dull. Rice steady.
Naval Stores. Rosin steady, at 4s. 2d.—
Spirits of Turpentine dull.
Latest Liverpool, Wednesday, (via Queens
town. -The sales of cotton were S,OOO hales.
The market was quiet, but quotations were
unchanged.
London Money Market.—Consols were quot
ed at 93!,a93?i.
General News.
All of the war sUamars at present in the dock
yards will he made ready to meet tho next emer
gency.
Turkey accepts the proposals for the interven
tion of tho Paris convention.
A military convention has boon held between
Garibaldi and tho clergy. The Neapolitans will
keep tho forts of Syracuse, Agestn, and Messina.
The navigation of the Straits of Messina are to
bo free.
The mooting between the Emperor Napoleon
wul Victor Emmanuel will propably take place
this month.
Some Hungarian soldiers at Mantua, it was
said, bail fired into a corps of Chasseurs who were
noted for their loyaly to the Emperor. Tbo ser
geant of the Chaseeurs was killed.
The Adriatic brings Lady Franklin and her
niece as passengers.
The Popo has decided not to quit Romo.
England, Austria, and Russia are ready to
rend troops to Syria.
New fork Nomination for Governor.
Syuaitsr, N. Y., Aug. B.—Tho Breekinridgc
convention nominated Jamkh T. Brady, for
Governor.
Fire in New Orleans
New Oklbaxs, Aug. V.
Tho planing mill and sash factory, and seve
ral other buildings on Grarier afreet, were burn
ed to-day. The loss was estimated at sixty thous
and dollars, on which was an insurance of fifteen
thousand dollars.
Latest from Mexico
New Oulkaxs, Aug. 6.
The schooner Potomac, with Vera Crux dates
to the 2let ult, arrived here to-day.
The Potomac brings important despatches for
Washington.
Tho city of Vera Cruz was healthy.
The Spanish frigate Isabel arrived at Vera
Cruz to communicate with the Spanish Minister.
Miramon war at Logos.
The Liberals were concentrating their forces to
attack tho Capital.
Tbo Liberals Lave seised the Bishop of Guada
lajara,to effect an exchange for Frega.
Mirumon's party were threatening to attack
\ era Cruz.
Gen Walkers Movements.
New Oulkaxs, Aug. A.
Intelligence has been received that Gen. Win.
WalkerN exj*edition, with five vessels and five
hundred men, left tho Island of Cosumel, on tho
20th <>f July, for Nicaragua.
From Washington.
WAS HI.NO TON, Aug, 7.
Lx-Secretary Conrad ia now in this city, pre
paring for publication a letter urging a joint
Bell and Douglas ticket in all of the States—the
Electors thus chosen to cast their votes for the
candidates having the greatest strength.
Later from Texas
New Oorr-.x Crop. —The Daily Civilian, of
the Ist inst., says:
New cotton is no longer a novelty. The Hous
ton Telegraph says that W. J. Hutchins received
nine bales of new strict middling Cotton, from
the plantation of B. J. Franklin, Esq., of Wash
ington county, last Friday. Picking in progress
throughout the State.
Fieri lon In Missouri
Hr. Louia, Aug. 7.
Tho return* arc meagre so far, but they indi
cate tbo election of John S. Phelps, in the Sixth
District, and John W. Reid, in tho Fifth District.
They are both Douglas candidates for Congress.
The vote cost forllannock Jackson, the Breck
inridge candidate for Governor, is quite small.
The Bell and Everett ticket for Governor is
ahead in Washington county.
In Benton county the Douglas ticket for Gov
ernor (Claiborno F. Jackson) is ahead.
Bt. Louts, August B.—lt is generally conce
ded that J. Richard Barrett, democrat, is elected
to Congress, for the short term by forty majority,
but F. P. Blair is olectod, for the long term, by
one thousand majority.
Semple Orr, Esq., (the Bell and Everett can
didate for Governor,) has been elected, by about
two thousand majority.
In the St. Louis District the Black Republi
cans have elected a majority of the county offi
cers.
Later from Mexico.
New Orleans, Aug. 9.
The Schooner Star, with Vera Cruz dates to
the 29th ult., arrived hore to-day.
The Star brings important dispatches for tho
State and navy departments at Washington.
Aeonducta with five million dollars was ex
pected at Vera Crux from the Capital.
Ueucral Miramon was at Lagos, and unable
to escape.
■ i
hen tuck) Klcclon.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 7.
The returns from Kentucky indicato the elec
tion of Gen. Coombs, (the Bell and Everett can
didate for Clerk of tho Court of Appeals) by a
largo majority.
Loitsvillk, Aug. 7, P.M.—Gen. Coombs’ma
jority is estimated to rango between five and ten
thousand.
Kentucky Kirn lon
Louisville, Aug. 10.
We have received returns from the fifty-three
counties, which give Combs (Bell.) a majority of
twenty-two thousand.
North Carolina Election.
Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 5.
Forty-tbroe Counties havo been heard from,
and Kllia is 6000 votes ahead of his opponent,
Poole. There*is no possibility of Ellis’ defeat.
Tho Legislature will certainly bo Democrat.
w • m
Arkansan Election
Memphis. Aug. 8.
It is coucoded here that Richard M. Johnson
has been elected Gsvornor of Arkansas, by about
ten thousand majority. Mr. J., is the Democrat
ic nominee.
[From tho Atlanta Locomotive.]
Ala*. Poor Nathan Gray.
BY THE RDITOR.
1 stood beside the window.
And he passed across the way ;
He reeled around the corner,
Alas ! poor Nathau Gray.
I saw him seize the wine cup,
Which he dr&iued from day to Jay :
The scarlet flush was on his cheek
The check of Nathan Gray.
Old books lay on bis counter,
For bis skillful hand to bind;
But the demons of the wine-cup
Were dancing in his mind.
Alas ! poor man of srorow,
Where do thy footsteps stray ?
To the sad and silent church-yard
To thy grave, poor Nathan Gray.
We could not chock his footsteps,
And his course we could not stay ;
He's gone, the way of all the Earth
He's gone, poor Nathau Gray.
They lockod him in tho guard bouse
Dark Acral cauio that way,
And bad compassion on him.
And took poor Nathan Gray,
lie bound his books s<> nicely,
That his oustomere did say.
That none could e’er surpass him,
The kind old Nathan Gray.
But the grave will strongly bind him,
Till all earthly things decay ;
There’s a tear for all frail creatures,
And a tear for Nathan Gray.
Cuolbra. —No medicine is more prompt in
action on this disease than Perry Davis Pain
Killer. It is tho acknowledged antidote which
selduin fails if applied in its early symptoms. No
family should be without a bottle of it alwnys on
baud.
MUSTANG LINIMENT,
SAVE YOUR HORSES!
“Wo tako great pleasure in recoimnendiug this
Mexican Mustang Liniment ns a valuable and
indispensable article for Sprains, Sores, Scratch
es or Golds on Horses. Our men have used it.
tor severe burns, bruises, stiff joints and rheuma
tic pains, and all say it acts like magic. Wo ure
no other Liniment. J.j,W. HEWITT,
Foreman for ,‘Amorican, Hnrndeu’d and Well.*,
Fargo A Co’s Express.
Gentlemen—“l had a negro man xvorth $1,200
who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless
for over one year; I had used everything l could
hear of without benefit, until I tried tho Mustang
Liniment. It has perfectly cured him und I cun
now take tho above price for him.
Respectfully, JAS. DOKRANCE.
Every family should havo it; three sizes. 1
Harare af Imitations. Sold in all parts of the ■
aabitable Globe.
11ARNES A PARK, Propri.turi, N. Y.
July 20 vim
MRS. WINSLOW.
AN experienced nurse and female physician, ha- i
Hoothing Hyrup for ehildreu teething, which greatly
facilitate* the prcss of teething by ■otreiiuigtlic gum.-,
reducing all iiiflatmiiaiinn —will allay all pain, uml i#
sure to regulate Uie bowels. Depend upon it, niuiher*,
t will gfve rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your in fonts. Perfectly safe in all cases. Hen adver
Useutent in another column.
Aug. 23. 1850—dw-lv
Sand*’ Sarsaparilla. —Although scrofula U
generally inherited, yet it is possible for those
born with a perfectly suuud constitution to become
Scrofulous, from living upon improper diet, ex
posing themselves to mephitic gases, or malaria,
or from inactive digestion, ail of which impair
the vitality of the blood, rendering it thickened
and inflamed until eruptions break out upon the
eurfaoe of the body. In this exigency nothing is
so efficacious as SANDS’ SA USA FAR ILLA to pu
rify 4 the blood, promote a healthy circulation, j
strengthen the functional organs of the stomach j
and effect a radical cure.
August 13—d Awl w*{
Hollowat’s Pills.—Nikvous Debility, etc
—As a sedative and invigorating medicine, these
Pills have had an astonishing success in every
part of tho civilized globe. They are unaffected
by climate as their operations are the samo in the
torrid zone or the artio regions. They regulate
the pulse and the action of tbo heart, brace and
strengthen the relaxed neryes, give tone and en~
orgy to the general system, and by re-establish
ing a vigorous effort of the vital functions, ex
tinguish the eloments of melancholy, depressed
spirits, blues, vapors, Ac.
Sold by all druggists at 25c., 62c., and $1 per
box. july 21—dwlw
pfrK British officer writing from Teheran,
Persia, to the London Times remark#: “A Ca
thartic Pill manufactured by an American chem
ist, (Dr, J. C. Avar, of Lo wall, Maw.,) has cured
the Bhab, of a Livar Complaint that threatened
bis life. This simple fact, as might be expected,
renders tho Americans immensely popular hare,
while we English are overlooked. Doubtless our
own scholars made the discoveries which he em
ploys, and thus it is iu everything, wo do tho la
bor, then the mousing Americans put their mark
on it and tako the reward. Dr. Ayer is idolized
by the Court and its retainers here, which will
doubtless be reflected to him on a gold snuffbox,
or diamond hilled sword, wbilo not the name
even of Davy, Christoson or Brodie—tho great
lights by which be shines, is known.”—(N. Y.
Sunday Paper.
July 14—dwlm
A D MINIST RA TO R'B SALE.—WiII be sold
2? before the Court-House door in the town of
Talbotton, Talbot county, Gu., on the first Tues
day in October next, within the legal hours of
sale, agreeably to the Order of the Court of Or
dinary of said county, the following lands be
longing to the estate of John UatumiH, viz :
West half of lot No. 16V, with 50 acres of
cleared land. East half of lot No. 165, and tho
North-East 50 of the same lot, 120 acres of clear
ed land. 120 acres, more or less, known as the
Robinson place, it being parts of lots 165, 164
and IV7, with V 0 acres cleared. South-East 50
acres of lot 164, 35 acres cleared land. House
lot No. 160, with about 170 acres cleared. All
lying in the 22d district of the county of Talbot.
THOMAS G. BEACH, )
GEORGE HAM MILL, j AUUI r
Aug. 13, 1860. ids
CtBMMtE KIBD’S
CELLBRATED COTTON GINS.
THESE Gins are unequalled for fast ginning,
and producing a fine staple.
The patentee’s improvement oonsists in flang
ing the heads of the cotton box six inches from
where the saws pass through the ribs in a direct
lino outwards, farming an angle of about fifteen
degrees, so that in every revolution of the saws
the ootton is contracted in going upwards and ex
panded in going down, In such a manner as to
present to the saws anew surface of cotton con
tinually. Thus onabling it to gin one-third fas
ter; make a better staple by an eighth to a half
oent In the pound, taking off the line much clean
er from the seed, and preventing the cotton from
dogging on the saws.
For sale in Columbus by
JOHN LEE, Agent.
Aug. 11—wlm
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills.
GEORGIA—CIay County:
Court of Ordinary, August Term, 1860.
niILF NISI.
ALBERT M. llEßßH,Guardianof Rhoda’Aim (’ole
lirving applied in proper form for loiters of Dis
mission:
Those are therefore to cite all Interested! in said
Guardiatitdup to shew • ause.lf any they have, why
Letters of Dismißsion should not lie granted to said
applicant at the t'ourt ofOrdinnry to he held in and
lor said* county, on tli, first Monday in October next.
A true I'vtraet from iheinumtes of said Court, this
Aui:iis| ‘.hli, 18IMI ,
Aug, 13—w30d 8. a McI.ISNDON,OId.
UlCOitOliY--Mnrion countyi
NOTICE is hereby given to all parsons concern and
ihut David Null, late oi Marion county, departed
this tile intestate, and no person tins applied for Ad
ministration on the esicie of the said David Null, and
that in terms of the law administration will lie vested
hi the Clerk of the Superior Conn oi'smne othei til
and proper poison, thirty days altoi i ho. publication of
llus cilu ioii, unless some valid .objection is made to
his appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature ibis
August hill, 1 hit \ MAL.COM M A IK, Out.
August 13—w30d.
UKORGIA-Marlon County.
/ *ll ARI.OT I’ Mt NFORD having applied to he ap-
V J pom led Guardian of the persons and properly of
Lewis and .Maiy Muuiord, minors and orphans o*
T. I*. Muuiord, und residents of sold {county:
This is to cite alt persons concerned io lie and ‘ap
pear at the Court ot Ordinary to be Llteld in ami* lor
said b ounty on theffrst Monday in October next, the i
at and then* to show cause, if any they hat e, why the
said Charlott Muntord should not Lie entrusted’ with
the Guardianship of the persons and property of sud
motors. Wtms> my hand and oth< ill signature,this
August (>th; 1- •<>. MAI.COM llVilt, did
August IS xvBM
,>.utlaulA| lilurlun county.
Court of Ordinary, August, Term, 1860.
17 IIEREAB, Charlotte Muntord. Administratrix
I? .>ii the • M ilo ol Thomas It. Muufonl, ,having
applied for letters of dismission from said adminis
tration:
AU persons concerned are hereby notified to shew
i uuse, ifany they have, why I lie said Charlott Mun
ford should,not he dismissed from said administration.
Given under nty hand and signature, tins August
6th, 1860. MAI.COM HAIR, Ort!
August 13—w Gm.
(lEOllttlA-Marton County.
Marion Court of Ordinary, August Term, 1860.
UjrilEßE Ausbitrn lirown, administrator upon
the estate ol 11. \V . Carter,having petitioneiUhis
Court to bo discharged from said aditnnistiatloii:
AU persons concerned are hereby notified to shew
cause, ifany they have, witnin the time prescribed
bv law, why the said Aushurn Brown should not he
dismissed according to the prayer of his petition.
Given under my hand at office the 6th Aug, 1860.
MAI.COM HAIR.
> vv m OnMnitj
Atlm Inlet rotor's Male.
Us ILL be sold before the Court House door in the
town of KUtville, Schley County, Gu . on the
lira rutidi) in Novotna xt, with in the legal hours
■•I -tie. the; lands belonging to the estate ol |Asa
Koval, lute ofMarion county,dec'd. \t/ Lot of Land
Number 87 in the 3d District, and .the North half of
lot Number 74. in the same district
August y—wtds A H. ROY AL, Ai'm'r.
GKOKG IA Chattahoochee County:
Court of Ordinary, August Term, 1860.
IT appearing by the petitition of Thomas J. Hines,
I Guardian of Julius A. ('ado. that he has felly exo
ruled the trust devolved upon him as guardian as
aforesaid, and praying tor letters of .dismission:
This is to < lie ail persons concerned to he and ap
pear at the Court of Ordinary to he held in amt for said
county on the first Monday in October nett, then and
there to show cause ifany they-have, why said Tims
.1. limes should not be dismissed from said guardian
■Wp
A true extract Irani urn minutes of said Court
Given under mvhaiid, tins 6th day ol August. 1860.
Aug 10 wlO I G.KAiPORD, Ord
Valuable Place for Sale.
1 >*” • v'”
purchased west, ami I will sell a bargain to any one
will buy. I 1 ave a good crop at !’c otton and corn al
ready made on l lie plai •. I will sell holhusthey stand
or tie place -eparately The place lies 3 miles Iroiu
Cos hen, and 4‘.. liom Silver Run on the Mobile and
Girard Railroad*
C- II at the Liven Slabii-of Ivev. Smith Cos Co
lumbus, I, rt.THOMPSON.
August lltli—d3t wtf
(ilennvillc Collegiate and Military
The next S> - ion of this Institute vvil l
nnAb lK l'” on the first Monday in September
• fc iS3i4k\Ve here comhiiie thorough Classic;! 1
Mathematical and Military training’
y&WrThe school is under Miliiaty govern
mi nt, the pupi forming a military corps,
Cd. G Gray. < “mmandant.
Tuition in Primary Department, per term of &
months *lO
Intermediate” Department i:>
English Department
Classical and Mathematical Department per term 25
tltcidental Fee per term I
Tuition p:tval>le half in advuio . ami half at end ot
term Board, per month *l3
Kuril ( i.li-l r. T.nr. il to .. ,i,r n un.fotm, lUe com of
which ia about *3O.
JAMES M. WRIGHT, Pres I.
Valuable Farming Land
FOK SALE.
w.LI f'cuSiuG
widows’ dower, belonging to lliees
ia,e of Dr. iaiiH'S EcLester, deceased, containing MHI
acies more or lss, consisting of lot Number 113 amt
fraction Number * in the 33d drain. t of originally Lee
now Chattahoochee; also Low Nos. 11.1, 144. part of
Il.ts No 115 and 116, and part ot lot No. 81 .in tho bill
District of originally Muscogee, bin now Chattahoo
chee con nty . , . .
‘I he above lands need no other recommendation
than their production, which for corn, cotton, and
such other product* a* are raised usually on farms,
ranriot he ;surpassed m Houih-western iGeorgia -
There is on the place asullo lent proportion of open
lands for iiumoumte use, and is wed supplied w itli
“persons desiring to purchase are r quested lo rail
and examine ih* premises, ils lines boundaries. A
previous to the day of sale, lly order of the < mt
Ordinary. , . . .
Term- made known on the day of sale.
w. W. HillPP, Adin’r.
August 6th, iB6O. wld *
j \ \|J WWA, PLANTATION
FOR SALS.
10l PER I'OU HALE mv Plantation ly
i / on the Uiav.aliooi.liee River, m Early
iSilSi < <oint v. Ha., ten miles south of Fort Games,
.i....:.. \1 W. Htamper, .1 K. Bramtlllo.
Th, , i.. ,mains Twelve Hundred A<ers, five or
1,1 .• J , , i,and in a good state of culti
vation? two hundred’acres of which are fresh land
rbout four hundred acres River Bottom, five bund-
Th.- P1.1.1.W...1 I, *• <
ter.-d w.lll r...'k :...<! I.n.n. I,• H.r.... K 1. .1;
ol 11, 1f... .a Ml. I.""’ 1 ’ .ml 1"” “1"”
two i,iur, 1,,-.,au.l ni. arndeii.y In<mmi> and n.|iiar*
Inrot lit.: Id.” THOMAS HAI.TKR.
July 44,
MEDICAL COLLED K,
Os the BUte of South Carolina,
HUM’ Annual I .nt .■ of l.r. mr. m Him Inutiliilion
T will “.umientn .... 1t,.. 1t,,1 da) *■"
I> . n,
F.T ,KO.
i*iivai<ii<iirv liv Prof. Janie* Moultrie, M i.
“ k
At tin- K"l>-r and Maim.! Uo.piulx, lic a *,
n,,„ iu, “
August sth,—wit
V illi ABLE I*KOI*i;KTV
FORBALE.
THE Splendid and Commodious
Residence of tho late Mrs. Boykin,
the upper part of tbo City of Co
s Tbo Dwelling J ouso and
all tho outhouse?: aic iu good impair, on the
premises, whirh comprise fcnr city lots, or tw
acres of ground, there ie r. rperier v/01l of wc •
ter, and largo quantities oi cnoico shrubbery,
flowers and shade trees.
Also,her summer residence situated about
two miles from tho city of Columbus, adjoining
tho lands of Col. Seaborn Jones. This lot is
well improved, has excellent water, healthy, and
is a most desirable place, and has attached one
hundred acros of good pine land, heavily timber
ed. Possession given immediately.
For terms apply to the undersigned, or to A.
11. Cooper, Esq.
T. C. BOYKIN.
Columbus, Ga. Jan. 23 —<ltf.
Enquirer and Sun, please copy.
SUMMER READING.
JtJSlgfW THE Kellys and O'Kellys, by
Jk i r43Sm Anthony Trollop.
3mmv Tho True Clerks, by the Author
Dr. Thorne.
Mademoisolle More.
Tho Semi-Detached House.
Jlawksriver, by tbo author of Against Wind
and Tide.
ALSO, A NEW SUPPLY OF
Mill on the Floss; Adam Bede; The Autocrat;
The Professor, Ac.
JUIT RECEIVED AT
T- W. PEASE’S
BOOK STORE.
Columbus, July 4th, 1600—dis
IMPORTANT TH I tRMIJtN
AND PLANTERS.
THE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
OF LIME,
MANUFACTURED BY TII K
lVim City Manuladui ing Cos.
AT THEIR WORKS IN
PIIILADELPI II A,
Is offered t those in need of Munure as
Superior tn any now in use.
IN recommending this superior Fertilizer to
the planting community, it is claimed that it is
perfectly reliable, and that it is au extra No. I
article, one that is richer and will do not only
more good at first than any other Manure, hut
will lust longer in the soil.
But up in barrels of about 275 lbs. Pamphlets
with full directions can be obtainod of tho Agents
in this city, who haven supply on hand.
HULL, DUCK .1 CO.,
may 2—ts. Colutuhus, G.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
ORY-GOODS
SELLING OUT
AT NEW,YORK < OST !
J. M’PHILLIPS,
140 Broad Street,
WILL PROM TIIIH DATE OFFER 1118
l'n I ire Stock ot
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dny-GOODs,
at net cost !
HE HAS AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF j
FANCY’ CRESS BO DCS,
IILAIK SILKS,
FANCY DRESS SILKS,
RICH GRENADINE ,t PINE-APPLK SILKS
Reduced to 40 Cents per yard,
ORGANDIE ROBES, BAREGE ROBES
Barege and Anglais Robes, U and 11 Flouncos,
Muslin, Barege and Traveling Dress Goods,
in great variety.
HOOP SKIRTS,
II Spring*—first quality, 50 Cents—Finer
Grades in the same proportion.
LAO F MANTILLA S.
DUSTERS SHAWLS
LACK SETTS, selling below cost.
Merrimnc, Dunnolls, Spragues, Allens, and all
the best makers, from K 10 cents per yard.
LINK NS ANI) HOMESPUNS,
IN EVERY VARIETY.
ALE TUB ABOVE (lOODS WILL lIE
Sold at and below * ost!
CASH BUXEUS
Will find that they can save money by making
their purchases hero, as his large stock must ho
disposed of during the present season.
Call, Pi very body, as Isar
gains will be givon.
■T AS. M’PHILLIPS
I IO lli’oiul-Mtrcct.
MASONIC HALL UUILDINO.
Columbus, May 111, 185 V. dAwtf
HOM E IO EMAN IX
The Pain Killer.
MBTiittßN, Mass., Aug. 26, ’57.
B m j Messrs. I*. Davis ,t Son
H Mr-]/ l have had occasion to use your
Pain Killer very frequently du
ring tny residence in liiirmah, and
have found it a very useful medicine. I did not
think I could visit the Jungles without it. Iri
cases of colic, diarrhoea and cholera, the Pain
taller gix os speedy relief, ;and for many other
ailments 1 have found it beneficial. It is becom
ing popular in ‘Burniah, among tho natives us
well as Europoans. I always carry it |with mo
for my own benefit and thufgood of tho people
where I go. Sincerely yours,
M. 11. DIXEY.
Tho Rev. 11. L. Van Motor, writing from Bas
so in, Burmnb, says: “The Karens praise it very
highly indeed. I cannot conceive how a singlo
medicine could hotter moot their peculiar ail
ments and habits than doosyour Pain Killer.
Wo are now using it freely in our family and find
its excellent qualities confirmed with each renew
ed trial. Please send 400 bottles by first oppor
tunity.”
Sold by druggists, groeors, and medicine deal
ers generally. Aug. 6 (12w2t.
THE GEORGIA
110)1 K IVSIKWIK COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, 6EOBOIA.
CAPITAL $250,000.
r J t IHB Company having completed its orgnnizafion,
1 under the Charter granted by Act of the la-i
Legislature, (which offer# unusual guarantee# In pull
ey holders) is now prepared to insure Dwellings,
Hinres and other Building# Merchandize, 1 uttun and
other produce. Household Furniture, and all kinds ol
insurable property, ngainst Loss or Damage by Fire.
Also to take risks of Marine and Inland Navigation,
at the lowest rates charged by responsible Companies.
DIREt TOIIH:
Jolin McOough, Daniel flriffin, Jim. I ? . Bozeman,
llol.i M Dim by, NV II Hughe*, I. O. Htrupper,
t . I. T. Downing, J. I*. Illge,
Win. V. Young. JniiM-H Enin*,
JOHN McOOIIOII, I'residenl.
l P Wim.cox, Hecrelarv.
jjjrortieu mi ilif mar of tin- llunk of Columbus
I ‘olHUitfO- May !W—dwtf
* LA. IST ID 1
THE undersigned.!* anxious to mill nil
MO ih l.aml in Russell county, Alabama, *•
cept 111 h Home Place, or exchange them lor
Columbus town property. Ily rutting them
up a great many small planter* run lie furniiilieil with
choice homes. Hecure the debt and pay the interest,
or tin y will In: Hold low lor Cash. Hee tin: price* I
pay tax on them and see the land My title* an: good.
Several placemire improved considerably
WII.UAM II MAYNOR,
rtulein, Russell rouuly.
May 7th, 1800—Wtf.
Lockhart, Young & Roberts,
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
KXaT MIIIK OP OOLKTHOUI'E HTfIKKT,
OPIMMIITK TEMPERANCE IIALL,
AT THE OLD (STAND OP
I<< )I!EHTrt&McK KK,
UJ E invite the attention of friend* and the public
generally, to our largo and varied *tock of
VEHICLES,
of every description, embracing every variety of
Fine Coaches, Rockaways,
Light Top Wagons,
Top and No-Top Buggies,
Side Springs Buggies
Fancy Light Trotting Wagons, &c„
All of the latent and moat ‘approved ntyle* and bent
maker*, and which we oiler lor *ale on ‘the rn*t ‘ac
commodating terms. Heing convinced that the
c;AHII SYSTEM in moat conducive to the interest* of
both btiyerand seller, we shall endeavor to conduct
our business as nearly a* possible on that plan, and
we the re lore offer ex tra ormn ar v inducbmkmth to
Cash purchasers, feeling assured we can make it
greatly to the advantage of all parties desiring vehi
cles, to bring the money. Having ample facilitiea we
respectfully solicit a call, and hope by Htricl attention
to business to merit and receive a liberal share of pa
tronage,
I*, rt —Having extensive and complete workshop*
we are fully prepared to do repairing in all its brain li
es at the shortest notice and in the best manner.’ To
enable us to adopt the lowest possible scale of prices,
all work done at our shops wi'l be cash on delivery
of the work.
ROBT. B. LOCKHART,
DEO. H YOI NO,
JOH. A. UOIIERTM.
Columbus, July 30—wtf.
mown Mttlt.
\ HAC'KH for salo by
OU fcblOdtf E BARNARD * CO.
SPRING STOCK, 1860.
URRUHART & CHAPMAN,
DnuaaisTs,
COLUMUUS, GEORGIA.
HA VE received a large stock of Drugs, Medicines
t liemiihl#, &t , io which they invite the atten
tion of their triends and the public.
ROOD QUALITY INVARIABLY UIKAKAKTKKD !
Congress Water,
Direct from the Bpring,flesh.
Brandies and Wines,
For Medicinal purposes.
Perfumery,
Embracing .Wood Violet (new) Ede’s Hediosma,
and Luliin and Bazin's bent IlnntlkrithitT Kitracts.
Flavoring Extracts,
A flesh supply of the best varieties, of richest fla
vor, to x\ hit ti xx e invite the attention of tint ladies.
Spices,
Of'every variety - Mare, Glove, Nutmeg, Allspice,
Black IVppei, ( iniiaiiioii, Vanilla, Gmgi i,
i oru Starch,
The most delicious of all preparations for Pud
dings, ('ustards, Pies, Cake, Ilium Mange, drc.
Coxe's Sparkling Gelatine,
Makes the most beautiful and cheapest ChrystHline
Jelly in a lew minutes, with little trouble.
Candles,
Fine Sperm and Adamantine.
Bridgewater Fire-Proof Paint,
From Nexv Jersey, tire and water proof, possessing
greater body, elasticity, adhesive and durable quali
ties, than uuy mineral paint now hi use, effectually
preventing rust of tin roof.
Potash.
R|Tlie best White and Gray Potash, from which a
barrel of the best Hoap is made of 18 lbs., of Gray or
W lute Potash,-I lbs. Bul 8od;i and I*2 lbs. Lard or
Clear Grease. The Houp will he whiter and stronger
uud blench clothing heller, than made hy the usual
process.
White Lead in Oil,
Fresh pure White Lend of the I'ninn While Lead
| Company, tho best Lead sold in the Bnuth.
Austin's White Kerosene Oil,
I From whom tin* genuine Kerosene .Oil is obtained
only.
Zinc White.
Know White Zinc, French and American, in Oil
and hi Duinnr Vurni h.
Varnishes,
f 0,1 i'll hmlv Varnish, Furniture, White Dauiar Vnr
m li Drying Varnish, Black Leather Varnish.
Linseed Oil,
lUixx , Boih-il and Linseed Oils.
Paint Brushes,
I'mbrncing Graining Brushes, Hash Tools, Badger
Blunders. Wire bound and Twine-bound Paint
Brashes, 1 to 8 ot.
Hairißrushes,
A line variety of the heal English and American.
Fishing Tackle,
Walking Cain Rods, Float#, Limerick Fishing
Hooks of all sizes and styles.
Columbus, Gu., May ‘1 -xvdtf.
FURNITURE
AND WOODEN WARE.
The Troy Manufacturing so.
J CONTINUE J to
j- ;manufacture largely,
and have now m
store a large lo k ol
FURNITURE
■ > ~ Wooden Waro
\ ®B of which we war
rant durable and of
HOIITIIERN MAN
aiso manufactiire
Mattrossos,
\ tolstoi-s, l’illows, itec-. &<•.
Os all sizes and of the best material and make.
Our Cottage Chairs
Os which we have a large stork and are constantly
muiitifnniiiing, are the best that are mad rimtli or
south We make a liberal discount to dealers.
TERMS CASH! PRICES LOW.
Wure Rooms No. 40 east aide of Broad st. Columbus.
JEPFEUBON A HAMILTON
Columbus, Ga , Man Ii 2U- -dwtf.
HAVANA CIGARS,
l/ui tUU\ DIRECT IMPORTATION, various
I[ M MM ) bland*, lor sale by
mur'22—wdtf E BARNARD It CO.
TKNNKSSKK BACON.
I I lIIS. No. I, Clear Ribbed Hides.
■ * do. do. Hlioulders.
do. Joints, Rumps, ,te.
Just received and for sale low.
April 21 TYLER A MOSES.
NOT equalled hy other Diuggista in the City. I
urn conducting my business on the Cash Hysirm, and
can well afford to oflerauch inducements, * will make
it to the interest of persons to buy of me WITH TIIE
CABII, either at xvholesail or retail Articles which
usually sell for One Dollar, I am selling at 75 lo 85
cents I ‘ash.
J. A. WHITESIDE,
iune2l- ts. Druggist, Columbus, Ga.
Tin • I tc.-st
AITITCIDER VINEGAR,
\ I.Hti, While and Black Muat'ird Heed, Tumerie
('lnyes, Allspice,Cayenne and Blin k Pepper, for
naie, at J. A WIIITKHIDK’H
iii in- Ml -tt Cush Drug Htore.
Genuine Kerosene Oil!
1 M ill sale at J, A. WIIITF.HIDE’w
I ) nne *zl ts Cash Drug Htore
LANDRKTH’STURKU’ SEED
In ;tl>imd:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
,J. A. D II I T ESI DE’S
CASH DRUGSTORE,
< 01,1 TMtl K, U\.
August 6, 1860.
Mi iR sale at I A WIIITFHIDK'H
I; inne *2l if Cash Drug Htore.
INTEYV 1
Ladies and Gentlemen,
AT HOME AND ABROAD,
CONSTANTLY AMHUIUi 18 THAT TIIE
AMEJ iICAN
PREPARED ONLY BY
URQUHART & CHAPMAN
Is taking the place of
EVERY OTHER PREPARATION KNOWN FOR
RESTORING GRAY HAIR
► PEEDII.Y AND CERTAINLY
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,
(Jiving it thcniOHt beautiful gloss and
I >KI AX il ITFULi ODOR!
PREVENTING IT FROM FALLING OFF,*
’ Removing and preventing
DANDIIUFF
A Mil ALL
Humours and Eruptions
• IN THE HCALP IN A FRWiIAYH.
o\< i; undo,
IT Wil l HE FOUND AN INDIHPENHAHLE AND
POSITIVE REMEDY
For Hie numerous Irritations of the scalp winch
PROD I ( Il BIJPKRAIII/NDANT DANDRUFF.
[p’Prlcc M cents full Pint Bottle. i
Prepared only by
UKQUIIART & CHAPMAN,
DRUGGISTS,
Aug3—dwtf COLUMBUS, GA.
#9OO Hi:WARD.
. HTOLBN from the. subscriber on Wednes
day the 9,'itli wf July, a mulatto boy named
AK Hherrod, about 24 y ears uld, 6 feet 0 inches
high, nnd weighing about I fit) pounds. The
only particular mark rerolleted, Ison hls right
A hand, the little linger of which is cut Off.
The above reward will be paid lor the delivery of
the hoy and thief, with proof sufficient to convict tks
latter. Or One Hundred Dollars, will be paid for
the arrest and delivery of the boy.
Address . I WYNN,
August Mb—wHt d3t Troy, Pike co. Ala
NOTICE.
It. 11.0. McKEE having disposed of hie Carriage
IVJL Repository and Block in the Carriage business
I in Columbus, has located his office at the store of
Messrs. Chaffin It Johnson, Uroad Street, where all
parties Indebted by note or account will find their
I laimt 111 Iks hands Os John G McKee for settlement,
and parties owing old claims are particularly reques
ted to call and settle by renewal or otherwise.
July 14-wtC H C. McKEE
ONLY PrIKiUTION
Having Proofs so Stroug and Direct
AS TO
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF AM..
I7M)R Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Physician * ■
1 oldest schools a# well as new, give it ilitir un
qualified sanction, hiul reroiiunend it for nil cn- i■- oi
eruptions, nuddisenses of the >■< aln and brain; Imi all
who have used it, unite in testifymg that ;t will pie
serve tho hair from being gray, and iiom lal iu -i..
any age, as wellaa restoie. Read the folloxxni;’
Oak Grove. 8. ( , June ‘24th, 185'J.
Prof. O. J. Wood, D* in Hu \mu linn llc-inu
live i# rapidly gaming popularity m ilu- . ommuioiv
I linve had occasion to lay prejudice aside, andeiv<
your llair Restorative a peifect test
Uimug the yeai 1834, I xx a# so uiilortliira'.e .
lis thrown from my sulky .. uu t a rutk ueui tin r• •;<<!
side, from which my .head received a nm-t ierriM
blow) causing a great deal ot irritation, xxlmii com
municated lo the brain and external muii.r i>| ilm
head, from the effect# of x Inch my Iran was finally
destroyed over the entire mui face of the head. I'o iii
the time 1 flrsi discovered its dropping, I oxx ever, up
the time of its total disappearance, I employed even
ibmg 1 could think of, being a (professional man uiy.*
self, and as I thought, xunderstanding the nature o|
the disease, hut was tianlly defeated in every prescii|i‘
tion advanced.
Tlieseandno other rircunistam es indu< e.i me m
resort to your worihy Hair Restorative xvlncli I have
every reason to believe produced a very happy result;
two month# aftei tin- lira appUcktion, i had
titYila head ofhaira# I ever saw, forwhirh I certain
ly owe you my sincere thanks. lies’ assured, de o
sir, I shall recoinnieud your remedy to nil enquiiers,
moreover, I shall use my influence, which 1 flatter
myselfto say isuot a little.
You canpuhln-h this if you think proper
Your# very respectfully,
M.J. VVIHGIIT, M D
Office of the Jefl’eraonian, Philippi, V;i„ )
Dec. I‘2th, 1858. \
Dear Hir I feel it my duty as xvell as my pleasure
to state to you |llie , lolloxx ing em umstan e, winch
you can use a# you think proper. A gentleman m
this place (a laxx yer) has been bald evei -im n his ear
ly youili; so much so that lie was compelled to xvearu
wig. He was induced louse a bottle ot your Ilu
Restorative, which lie liked very mtich;und atYerusuiu’
some two or tluee bottles, Ins hair grew out quite lux
uriantly, and he now has a handsome lo ad of |i;;u.
The gentleman's name is Bradford, and as ,he is vei\
well known in our adjoining counties, nranx person
can testify to the truth of this stateuient; I give u
you by the tequest of Mr. Bradford. You in ,i .>
great deal of your llair Restorative in this and tin
a-'joining counties if you have the proper agents
Yours.dc. THOMPSON .8!!Ilu 11 NOIL
Dr. Wood:- Dear Sir— Permit me to express tin
obligations I aiu under for the entire restoration m
my hair to its original color; about the tiineju my m
rival in the United Htates it was rapidly her,imiinc
gray, but upon the application of >Olll llair Restor.i
live it soon recovered its original hue. Ironsulery ]
Restoralivv as u very wondnftil invention, ,quiie < lit
cacioiis as xvell as agreeable.
8. TiIALBERu.
The Restorative is put up in bottles [of 3 sizes, viz
large, medium, and small; the small holds > u a pint, ‘
anT retails fur one dollar per bottle; the miiliuiu holds |
ui least twenty per cent, more in proportion than tin
small, retail# for two dollars pm bottle; the large Iml.ls |
a quart, 40 per cent, more in proportion ami retail- ;
for three dollars.
o. J WOOD & GO., Proprietors 44-1 Ilioadway N
V and 114 Market Hi Louis, Mo
A lid sc Id by all good Diuggists Mid Fniic.v Ii
Doalers jiily 31 -dwSn*
m mm tsm
CODYFLEMINOiStV'IIT
(UNDER COOK’S HOTEL,)
COTLiTJM BU8,( 1 Ki >.
LI AVK in Hlore and to arrive, a complotound
handsomo Stock of
STAPE AND FANCY
I) liY GOODS,
SEI.ECTKIIFOR the SPRING TltAln
DRY-GOODS
A good stock of DouiOHticE, Kcrhoys, Ostral.n -r ,
Sheetings, Shirtings, Ao. Limn Sheetings, I’il
low Linens, Table Linens anil NnpUin , Towel.-.
Irish Linens. Ac.
LADIES’ DRESS ROODS,
A fine stock of Muslins, Lawns, Beragee, •>r
gundies, Hobos, Silks, Jaconets, Ginglmiu
Prints, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Mantillas
Bonnets, Parasols, Ac.
SHOES FOR LADIES,
A FINK STOCK.
bents’ Furnishing; fdxui
Shirts, Collars', Cravats, Cam-nm. , ILif.r,
Caps, Boots and Shoes.
A largo lot of first quality
A i; <• it o s is < s: s.
Hardware, Crockery, & Glassware,
baddlds, <ac-
GROG E R i US,
A largo stock of Flour, Bacon, Lard, I i/li
Salt, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Pickles, Preserves, Ac.
All of which is offered for sale, tin the uio-i
counnodating torins.
CODY, FLEMING A SWIFT.
Columbus, March 12, iB6O dwtf.
AMERICAN WATCHKS!
IN GOLD AND 81LVF.lt fASIS
LAv At I'nrple’s oldHland,Jom N- llm I
C-2* ColumbiiH. Georgia.
illiira Oct.M—dwtf T. M. HIT,AIt
TIIE CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
MERRIWETHER COUNTY, GA.
M HAVING purcbasml tho Chalybontc
Springs, I will open them on tbo lirat ot
June. Four-horse coaches will lou-.•-
Geneva and Thonra.-ton for tlm Springs on I
arrival of each passenger Iroiu.
may 16—dw4m C. B. LEITNER, M. D
VANDERBEER'S
SCHEIDAIYI SCHNAPPS !
THIS ARTICLE
ISOFFERP.I)
TO THE I‘IJIU.LC
AS A I*UHE UKVKIIAIIIi,
Famous for its Medicinal Properties.
IT i, h ~urly imported arliclc,mui vviirnuil.
od to bo without doloterious particles >d any and
Being u great purifier of the lilood and clmii- i
of the system, it gives hii impetus to the digerti. c
process, and as a Tonic and Invigorator, is n mar
vel of the age.
Its counteracting Influence in nil di-c.i , n i
slug from malaria, is a household word in tho
South.
UOHN MILLS .He 00.,
Sole Importers,
NEW “YOKK.
HULL, DUCK A CO., Agents,
may 2 ts. Columbus, Georgia.
WOOD, EDDY & CO’S
AUTHORIZED BY TnE STATES OF
DELAWARE. MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY.
Draw daily in Public, under the superintendence of Sworn Commissioners.
The Manager? offices are located at Wilmington, Delaware and St. Louis. Mi.-s<uri.
TRIZES VARY FROM $2.50 TO 8100.000.
TICKETS ITU MI ?2.30 TO >2O.
irculars. giving full Expltnticn and the schemes to be drawn, will be sent free i: expense,
by address?
WOOD. EDDY & CO., Wilmington. Del
or WOOD, EDDY &CO.. St. Louis, Mo.
March 1. 1860 —diwlyis
PLANT RYE!
• Bushels prime Heed Rye for sale low.
OUU aug. -ts TYLKII A MOHEH
BOOTS AND SHOES
ft; WJE havo now n Store our
WJ SUMMKII STOC.v of
Gents, Ladi t rf , Misseg &
IWm Chilaieu’s
BOOTS Ac SHOES,
which lor qti.i'M .qt nt-lty, and ocotiouiy to the
purchaser, surp.is, j cs anything brought hero.—
Amongonr Stuck may bo found—
for r.i:xri,i;ti ew,
Gents’ French fair Pump Boots,
“ “ Light Welt, “
“ Calf Oxford Ties,
“ Kid
French Call Low Shoes, Pumps, and
• Glovo •* “ light welted,
“ Congrcst Calf Gaiters,
1* “ Kid “
•* “ i’lit. Leather Gaiters,
” “ Silk •
** ‘* Opera “
“ ■* Union “
“ Lasting Tics,
“ Pat. Leather Oxford/. Pump*’ A %
u Scott Tte.a,
* Slipper: xx iO and xrithout heels,.
“ Highland Tiee,
And numorous other kinds both fine and common.
rmz i,aimuw.
Fiuc- t Kid and Morocco Lace and Congress
Boots, thin soles, with and without heels.
Finest silk wnrp lasting lace and Congress do.
Sorgo do Borrc, do do do do.
Kugeno do do *lo do
Itulinn and Kngiiih do do do.
Jfrcnch and Glove Kid do do do.
“ Kid Heel Slippers,
English Kid aud Morocco do.
English Lasting do do.
Velvet Toilet Slippers.
French Embroidered Slippers,
White Kid Slippers.
Kid and Morocco Buskins,
French Kid Ties,
Calf and Goat laco Boots, with and without
heels,
111 SSI *.
Mi;-? os'Glove Kid Congress Boots,
“ English do. with and without heel*.
” Silk warp, Sergo, and
“ English lasting—Congress A Lace Gait
ers, with and without heols,
” Finn Kid Uppers with A without heols
41 White Kid Slippers,
u School Shoe.: -somothing durablo.
C'SStl.Dit EA
Children’s Congress heel Gaiters,
“ Luce heel Gaiters,
** Ivid 41 Slippors,
“ ‘* Boots, and about 30 ad
! ditional kinds with and without heels.
A I.AIM. 12 STOCK OT
Yegro Brogans and Servants
SHOES,
Sewed and Pegged, -onst:antl on hand. Wo
; are receiving fresh Goods every vxoek from our
own Factories.
‘To Country Merchants acH
Traders
WU OFFEKOim (10011.-: A
NFAY YORK I'RICES.
Only Ono Prloo
Fr* in which there \\ ill ho no deviation in any in-
A. < . ,SAUNDERS & (’().
Hrj Broad Street Next Door to J. Kyle A Cos.
Colutuhus, Ga. May 24. dwtf
SIMM nc; STYLKB
- T TIIE 81(3N OF THE
BIG HAT
‘> SSroixl sti---|,
I ‘ I.ANIK'N io<\\ prcpnicil to show liix friend#
t . . of the finest assortments •
II : .x. . i- !hi * mbiM, embracing all varieties
I ot xtul.i;. aIN.i WSNIMEHK and French FELTS of
ev*-ry o.oi iiml.p.i.uiiy, ol the very latest im porta*
1 11• i:. and a: ;n >.n it all. < a ps. of every kind ail
■liMiit tcnt vii i*• iy oi ( liildreii'.# Hats ni.d Cnps.uu
, , ! Walking 4 am
H ? hurr tt !■••••: ■ Haul lint for I'lunttitiun rrrrue
. mnu■>.. hum,,, no for nur trade. With nut
fMomoll iiLOTlii 1
Cloth, Cassimores,Vestings,
Gents’ I'liriiishtug Goods j
I:VI’ItV VAUIK'I'V OF
Ifmbrctir.s, Trunks, 'arpet Bag's,
VALISES, cSri-.
TO 2333 HA-E) AT
3. H. BikNIUL & CD’S
I'Ll llroail Street, Colunibtis, Cn.
! ’ | *ll El It Stu-k !- li,m .tc xv ith every article for
I tiE.N I I.EM 1..N'8 U EAR ami they renpeclfully
t.ariiinils itiailv io Order,
; filing #U|)|>lic! x\ tilt the very lost workmen, they are
1 |ih |.;in .! to n, it.. 11j* lo iie-a-'iiH-their very haiulitoiiie
-io,l. “I Ia:- ii .nil I i-'iir-h Cloth-*, ta- -iiiicrcs and ‘
\ cpling. 4 in the oo -1 i.i-Iholiable and approved aty lea
.1 II HAM 1.1.8 CO .
I’ : lii'i id Sii• (t, t'olumbiiH,(>'n.
I March 31 dxx i!
CM ) I M 1 M IUJS
Saddlery, Harness
a ii i,s:.\ ■ ■ s nil:b,
11. MI DDLEBJvUOK & GO.,
9-1 Broad TAreet,
MAM I A(T|i|ir:US AM, UEAI.ERA
1, 1,..,her,
ISHVoi’ xvl.i. ii the following < ompriHeH a part
• -panihliGuiUed Baddh .-, overlaid; Erig
!i-?!i do; I'Lini* ‘ J'iani ilo; Yimilli'h and Boy'# do;
Wagon an Pi.u,ration do; ami l.adie# H.uldlc#,—varle-
I tv of stylus.
UrldlKK, iTlai-llitgales, Fadille
iciid *:<r-
I lAKNKS
! FinoHilver plated Carriage ll:,u |hh'*i',s.
“ “ “ Rock aw ay *
‘* “ * Double Bugsy ••
•* “ *’ Kingli do •• “ •
I Plain black llaine .*, all styles amt qu illlie#
L.EAT.I-DJR,
rtkirliin’ Leather,Bridle do, Ilo;; Bkiira,
Pad Skills, flames- la atli, i. Oak ami ileiidt-ik,
Hole la-nlo i, Calfßkins. Lining Hkiun,
h i>• h . Liu ts, Threa i and i iuHap, fiuc
Mctclriuo Uoltin^p.
Lc ilher and Rubber Belting, nil widths.
Light Rubber and Canvas Beltiuf, for
I’lov lint k Itaudh. Just the thing foi Planter#.
licit Itivel■.amt Lace 1.. ,uhei
*3.’XI.TJ3MXi:SEr.
Ladies and Gcut ieim n’s
i ‘III.| ( I lt.il ‘
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
j . fSnßjp Enamelled |.c'.alier. Put Dash Leather anJ
‘. f -*Y~ U*. iiocled ("..in., all widths and |itahiie|~
•Ml < :arjiet, Lines, Fringes, Head Linings,
Leather (doth Dontiiig . Nails, Tin ks, A..
Kti: rti| Huts, Ruck!’ s, Harness Mnuuliuga,
JI.HIO i Collais, Whips, Wagon Urencbing,
And iiluid Bridles.
I AII the alio ve goods ate of our own
j liltlde. ol the best niHtciiui Klld by experienced work
men. We invite all those who are in want of articles
hi our line to i all amt examine our stock, and we as
suie tin in that they will Ihi well satisfied with the
1 ‘lualllyoi goods ami ilie join ■, ast.iry wilJbe sold on
the very lIUhT TERMS.
N It. N.-w Woik made, snd ItepaiilOf done al the
sortesi nonce dec. I-dwtf.
BEDELL & WEEMS,
AGENTS FOR
itomrvMi.VK
GUANO.
VVAUIt.V 1> TO IIK
One-Jlall’ In.-t Peruvian Guano,
Ono 1 lull’
Fine Ground Bone and the best Fho>-
pkatic Guano and to
CONTAIN MUST I’KIU'KXT OK AUIIOMA,
Ann
4. r )‘fo 60 /’<■<■ Cent, of ttotir Phoijhatt of Hmt.
January 3,18(10 —dwtf i
I’Ultr, WHISKEY.
BBDS. pure Too. \ years old Ryo Whis
key ; Old Bourbon, and other favorite brands.
Guaranteed pure. For sulo by
April 21 TYLER a N OSES.
TR Y/ YOUP r t'CH 1
HODGES, io. , A
60NS0LIUATHU f
Ol Georgra.
Authorized hy a ■peris) set ot tin
benefit of the Washington Count x
, KoVALHAVA
26220 TG:
Ainouiiting to -
Will he diMiithutcd Hfcordin,
HOYAt, Min
TO UK DRAWN EVERY BATCRDAY.
| 1 PriM (If #70,000 s'Phto. of Hit,
M “ 90,000 10 “ ... SOf
I “ 10,000 ‘2O •• jot,
I ” 5.000 100 “ 60
I “ 3,000 100 “ ........ U
I *,OOO ‘.5000 •• ft
3 Prize# of 1,000
*.ii Approximation Prizes amounting to filß,*(io
TICKETS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS
Halves §4. .Quartern fi*. Eighths 91.
SOMETHING NXW !
CITY PLAN,
SSO.OOO!
I'O It o\i; HOLLAR !
DRAWN DAILY AT FIVE O’CLOCK.
7f Numbers—l 2 Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME !
Any 91 Ticket xvith H No#, on it. all drawn, SSO OtO
*•7 ‘25 000
•• •• •• 0 “ “ “ It! ouO
” “ “ * 500
“ M 0
“ 3 “ “ “ 100
“ * 30
“ i a
Any 91.60 Ticket xvith h drawn number on it
stationed to come out at any particular
place, such as 57 Ist, 2d, 3d, or any other
slut ioii in the drawing (Hi
Tickets from $1 to anv price at the
above rates per dollar.
REM F.MBEH—If two or more selerted Numbers
ate taken, and all those numbers so selected are not
| drawn.among the Twelve Prawn N uuibers, the Tlr-ke
in a Blank.
i 11 j’ By this Helium* purchasers ran select their owl
I Numbers.,
COMBINATION PLAN
Drawn every day at 4 o’clock.
Capital Prloiea
#IO,OOO ! $32,000 ! $25,000 !
#20,000! 910,000! 95,000!
$2,500, etc.
TICKETS FROM SI TO tlO EACH.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS,
b TliuNe xx Im prefer not sending money by mail nui
use the K.XPREHH C.'OMPANfEH, whereby money
lor Tickets.m sums ot Fight Dollars and upwards,can
be sent us AT OUR KIHK AND KXPENriE. from
any city or toxvn w’liere there is an Eipress Office.—
The money and order must he enclosed in a Govern
ment Post ortice Htamped Envelope, or the Kipress
'onipanie#cannoticr.etve them.
All communication# strictly confidential.
Purchasers will please wine their signature plain,av and
give their post office, county and Htate.
f ircular# containing full explanations of our
schemes, &c., will be forwarded by Mail lo any one
sending us his address.
Address orders for Tickets or certificate* to
IIODGEH, DAVIB A CO.,
MiUtne, Goorgnt
June 4. Istf.—dlv
TMLaamu,
TKI)H S! l ltl VK !
TRTJiSrrcs,
JUST Kl.'rurVFD /, riN'K LOT OT
TRUNKS AN I’ Y
Os various style.- an.l quirt
purchasers. ‘Jail and sot
SH ’MI
HABM S MA
1U Bfoui
HIM tl| K, 4.
ALSO,
S-A.XDI33L.E
Ar VERY LOW PRICES I
SHERMAN* j.
A ril 12, iß6o—dilwtf.
COrfON, COTTOF, OOTTOFI
CtOTTrt > is now selllngnli good prlco.and if th
Quotes and accouutt pual Ju toj KuirtsA Go.
c noisoou paid, suits will t.e Inatllut*’ ilscrini
•■ns.idv. A word tothowlae iteufflc'ra
Oet 14 - wScdt f J V !S l Ik rt t
DR. J. BOVEE \\m
IMPERIAL WINK BITTERS.
AIM’ made from a pure and unadulterated Wine,
which is about doublw the usual strength of oth
er Wines, and is imported by only one house in th
I mled Htates Also from the following valuable
Roots, Ileitis, 4*< . viz: Holoinon’s Heal. Hpiksnard.
( omfiey, Camomile Flowers, Guiitian, Wild Cherry
Tree Bark, and Bay berry.
tvt: challenge
TI I E WORLD
TO PRODUCE
THEIR EQUAL!
We do not profess to have discovered some Roots
“known only to the Indians of Houtli America,” and
a cure for “alldlseaaes to which flesh is hair to,” but
we claim lo present to the world a truly valuable
preparation, which every luleiligenl physician In lira
country will approve of and recommend. A# a rem
edy for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs, Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Diseases pi
the Nervous system, I'araly# s, Piles, Diseases pecu
liar to Female#, Debility and all cases requiring a
tonic, they are
TTISrSTTIRIP.A-SSEID,
For sore throat, so common to the Clergy, they are
triiiy invaluable.
For the aged and inflim, or for persons of a weak
constitution—for Ministers of the Ooapxtl, Lawyers,
and all public speakers—for Book Keepers, Tailors,
HuainstresseH Htudenis, Artists, and all persons lea
ding u sedentary lit, they will prove truly beuafielal
A# ;t Beverage, they are wholesome, iouoceut and
delicious to the taste. They produce all the exhiler
aling effects of Brandy or Wine, without intoxicating
-aud tire a valuable remedy lor persons add bled to
. xrcssive use of strong drink, and wish lo refiam
from it. They are pure and entirely free from the
poisons contained in the adulterated Wines and Li
quota with which the country is flooded.
These liiiters not only (.'lire but prevent diseass,
und should be used by all who live in a country where
the water in bad, or where Ghill* aud Fevers are pre
valent. Being entirely innocent and harmless, they
may be given freely to children nnd infants with bn
punity.
Physicians. Clergymen, aud temperance advocates,
HN an act ot humanity should assist in spreadmx these
truly valuable Bitter# overtire land, and iberrby es
senliully aid in banishing drunkenness and diseass.
CHARLES WIDDIFIKLD4 CO Proprietors,
78 William Htreet, New Yurk.
And sold hy Druggists generally.
Hole Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
I’M Mil u. I.KiTNt.U, Augusta, Ga.
Sulil in [Columbus by
A< EK A IVKRHON,
June 2*2 i'Awlv.
DISSOLUTION.
IN conseqiiene* of the deathof Mr DANIEL, the
. film ol
HUGHES, DANIEL A ™
was dissolved on the 6th February Tin
as surviving partners, ur. res / to set
against said him;and thuae md’ h'-
please settle immediately n# Ute - -
closed. The undersigned,in ‘ ‘
HILIIEs ‘
Will continue ilie Wnrehoua
slon Itualneas in all Us in
Lowell Warehouse.
w V
b 13 dwrt
TB.UNHLS, TM*
IjAUGENIK Trunks, Saratoga
j Leather, and various other
LADIES AND GENTL
Also Bonnet Boxes, Loather Bags, Fsllisie
Baa;s, Valises, Ac. For salle very low at
A. C.BANDERB A CO'S
Boot and Shoe Store 102 Broad St.
Columbus, July 4,1861 L dwtf.
RYE FLOUR
OBLS. Bye Flour, fresh and fine. Just in.
U VoT ialo by TYLEH A MOSES.
April 24
