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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1860)
ft OSM 1 ® i*“ !>ilot - Tim Broken Home Hal IT X.KOLA. “Sineo last our cbrafc* were fanned by th© cooling wipds of Autumn, what a liM com© orer the Uomcstio hearths of many of ut! Whet bright hom scenes have boon broken asun dir ! Th* h©art'll idol UW in the dut, and f* miliar faces been burwl In the “eohl obstruction of th© toinbt'* ‘TistfiMnitfht hour—the world U ttU, Ami solemn shadows lie On garden walk whore cedar* wav© Their armi toward the aky. All earth is gently slumbering Hut sleep ha* left my brow. One dark, one bitter thought is mine, 1 have no father now / My tear* have mingled frequently With orphan friend* I know, For something whispered in my heart, That 1 would be one too; Hut ne'er before hail sorrow dreamed llow bitter was the cup. To hoar the last short Hooting breath. To give the loved one tip. To watch death shadow* gatheMig o'T The face w© loudly love. The glassy film, the half elosoa Bye Turned movelessly above* The lip that first had pmd oar own, Instructive storm* told In childhood'* bright and joyful hour*, Grow site*!, lifeless, ©old ‘ To bear the groans, the dying groans, That soein to pierco the heart, ’ to watch lifa’s struggling day and night Ere its stifirings depart, To count the slowly ebbing stream, Its ripples one by one. Ob, Ood Hi* bard at such an hour To say 44 Thy trill lie flour /” ‘Tie o'er Well never hear again That kind parental tone: Draw nearer, Mother, nearer still, For now we'er all alone ! The home so lately lilted with joy, With dreams of happy years, Is cheerless, sad, and desolate, A home of griet and tears. Yes ! a change has come, a shadowy gloom O'er Bellwood once so fair : At twilight still the family meet, But on* isinbsing there. ‘Twill never l*e the same again As in the days of yore, Anl yet the world may joyously Move onward as before. Tiie twilight star may still beam on When summer's nun departs, liut its tender, kind arid watchful ray Witt ahine w-eiyieiui/ hearte / Our Father's gone ‘ The friend of all, The guardian of the poor. The (•]>©& hand, the honest heart Arc closed forever more ! A broken fame, and yet each fount Os Marah hath its balui, To heal tho wounded, sorrowing soul, The troubled spirit—calm. ‘Tin Heaven's kind protecting love, A priceless pearl to me. And “Father to the fatherloss,” Our Hod will ever he. Bellwood Farm, l peon Cos., Us. The OittAT Elevator.—-A Southern gentle man at a hotel iu Ohio, the other day, gave a negro waiter a dollar, which the darkey thus ae knwlodged- Thank'o ui **<•>*. Southern gommen always bo — cubs us it we don't tend ‘em right, hut dey al ways give u a dollar or two ‘afore dey leaf*.— llut dose Abolinben gem men mighty hard to suit, and require to much ’tention, an when dey leave. Giake your hand, look up to de nliy and nay: 4, Uod blena you, tny unfortunate friend, and elevate you in the scale of humanity,” or tone* thing of (bat sort, but nover give u* the thing to u.” A Short C'atk<iiihm fob lINLRAitNen Poli tic! a as.— Question--Do you believe the Consti tution of the United Staten recognizes property in man ? Answer. X do. Q. Do y>u beliovo that it ii n crime to Goal a negro, the constitutionally recognised projierty of yur neighbor ? A. 1 du. if. Do yen believe that it U a crime to harbor a negro, the constitutionally recognized property of yur neighbor A. Ido. Q. Do you believe that it in a crimo to injure and beat unmercifully a negro, the constitution ally recognised property of your neighbor? A. 1 do. Q. If by non-action or unfriendly legislation in u Territory, stealing, harboring or lualtronting a negro, the constitutionally recognised property of your noighhor, is not punishable, ought Con grass to pakß thu no oesarr laws to protect such property ? A. They ought. N. ll.—The answers t< the questions of this catechism ore such an every Constitution-lev iog 11 reck in ridge and Lrtno democrat would giro. The black Republican an*wore would be noga tivs. The Douglas and Hell answers would hu spotted. They can, however, respond for theui holvss, and if they arc not too much alarmed at th idea ofst “slave code,” wo should llko to hear them on the catechism. ScilOoLS! Aatßlis W\NTKhAMo*G Dotf.l.Ah itks.- -At a Donglns procession in Bt. Joseph, Mo, trans|>arenciCß and banner* were exhibited with the following motto.* “T'or President, A. N. Duglass"—“Nigisni for Lincon”—“Det i to all lsitns.” CtfAIOM con I nhis. —The Chicago Democrat says : That Mr. Douglas ha* recodod from his hostility to 1! roc kin ridge a* against Lincoln, and that he now secs it his duty to unite with any and all for tho defeat of Lincoln. More Buck Kmi iu.h an Polks in Ya. The black republican* have raised a Lincoln polo in Wheeling, Va.. nnd the Wheeling intolUgeu ccr say* another was soon to be rised. There was no disturbance at the “raising.” Witeorawai, of Sam Houston. The Hous ton Telegraph suys that Hen. Houston will doubtless withdraw from the presidential race afar the August election. It thinks that most of his supporters will go for lirockinridge, as sever al of the most iulliioulial pa|M>r* in his tavor have come out for him. Legal I'ercocitv.- A nice young gentleman who had spent little of his pwu time, and a great deal of hi* father's money in reading for the bar, was asked, after hi* examinstnu, how he got aloug? “Very well,” said he. “I answer ed ouc question right.” “Ah indeed.” said the old gentlfouaii: “and what was that ‘” They ask and me what a quintain action was, and I told them I didn't know. A man died of apoplexy the other day in Mi chigan. The nest day the euro 11 of bold an in quest, when hc following verdict was rMamdi “Died from visitation of one beef stake, eight cold pot toes, aud a fried pie.” The number of officer* in the regular arttijr of the lulled State* who have risen I row the rank* i 23. It is not general!* known that there in h law providing for the bestowal of commissions on deserving soldiers. \ e**ki.n Wasted. Vessels are in demand at this port. There are several cargoes of Tobaveo lying here, awaiting ahiptue nt to France. Aus tria aud Italy, which aro detained by the want of moan* of transportation—if icAmond jNqpatck. Mona. DeLave i* about throwing a hempen bridge across the Niagara, near the J ail*, and in tend* performing thereou in b<>nor of the l'rincc of Wales. WiUT'ai.i a Name. —The following are Meets ofaote in the county of Hanover, Vm: Negro Foot, Hill s*, Btmard Boost, Dull King, Dog Town, Negro Town, Pole Cat, Negation burg and Teaa*. “Porter,” asked an old lady of an Irish rail w *y Tarter, “when doe* the nfno o'clock train leave ?” Sixty minute* past eight, muui,” was Mike'* reply. Poor Babko!- A perplexed old darky was on- i endeavoring to explaiu his uufwrtuat* condition; ‘aou see, caid ho, “it was indi* way a* 1 member Fust my fader died and my luudder | married again, aud du my in udder ’died and \ my fader married again, and somehow 1 does ‘ notsoeiu to have no parents at ail, nor miflin.” Poor Sambo. Tmrt Ptiim r a hi* tub AMann As.-Thi* is j what the London Spectator says ; All the difference* which have happened since * 1783 will beeomloned; the lueeting of Wallace : and Urtico was ns nothing compared with that shake of tbo hands betwocn Albert Edward, Prinoe of Wale*, aud James liuebauan. The White House will be the great mansion of peaoe; t Royalty and Republicanism will lie down tugetb or in that first beginning of the milleuiuui. - Hearts Koyal am) heart* Republican will discov- | er that there is in truth little ditrerer.ee between them. Englishmen are the same all tho world 1 over, under whater institutions they mav recent ly have lived. j • jKJir Jeflerron Dari* said at the Breckinridge ratification meeting in the city of Washington | The National Democracy presents a ticket to I the country which may well inspire the most , lofty patriotism. Ths name of Breckinridge oomes down by lineal descent from one who as serted tho great principles o! as re nOirinedat Baltimore; and as for Lane, he is too modest to boast of the deeds of his younger day*. No doubt be has split a hundred rails to Lincoln's one.— (Laughterand cheers ] < S. S. stuftoril, Attorney at Law, BLAKELY, EARLY,CO„UA, Blakely On., April 2, 18&6. wif 8. N. JUNKS, AT IT 3CKY AT X.AXT, Union Spring. Ala. WILL wank,lntlw <ti*e, 1,1 M ‘""” end adjoining counties. iHrtrl attention *vch io the. OettectkMi of (Reims- Ohm ary •#— wflm. M .D. ROGERS, ESQ., Attorney and Counellor at law, Ui liner, Te\:i. Mil. BOHEnH. L| . Altorncy and <“ • •’ ,U,nd ~r„1.,p<1y,1,1 cHrrMoB “fl Iklrib- All <f” ; ■wloiuhi* ui*vm* aiffluM delay. A ■ ,tl airr, Tt'lfl, J II TAYI.OII WM TAYI.OB AVLOR & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. t'lillilx-i'l, <• UrjLL PI A (TICK In the Couniiesof lUket.flay, . Calhoun. Early, Randolph, In-wart k. I eireli, and will give p ron.| it attention to all business ciitrua led to them. iiovUl vlif. Shorter, Cham hers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, K (/PAULA, ALA. Will practice In Barbour and tbo adjoining counties of Alabama and Georgia. B. ft. gItOBTBR. W. H. CM All IJKBB. H. It. gOORTKR. May 27, 1859. ts CULLENS & TUItNIPSEED, attorneys yvT law * fc ?ORT GAINEB, 10A. Will practice in Clay and adjoining counties in Georgia, audio Heury county, Ala. April A ie*gu-wtf Tlioimi* W ( nlilt, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I-RESTON, Wflintier County, On. Will practice iu tho countiesof Clay, Chatta hoochee, Webster, Early, Randolph, blow art and Huiutcr. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Jati2fi 1857 —wtf. ii. ,w.*ai*i\ ATTttUTCTX AT X.A'W. OolumbuH, (in. Ur I LI. practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit and adjoining counties. (Nice on Itniidolpli street, h IVw doors west of the Post Office. Julyti l / dwtf, SM ITH& I OTT. ATTOIiNKYSAT I . \ W. TIJKEF.E, A I,A. Will practice in Alnooti nnd adjoining counties, uvtiion a. SMITH Bn. W. POD. april 27 -dwtf. .lOM'ltll l'\ Toil, ATXOILXsIKTir AT LAW, col.minus, oboroia. Office on Randolph Hired, over Holland Hot* lon's Office, April Jfe—wdlv. Marion Itrtiiiine, attorney:at Z.AW, TALBOTTON, TulbotCo.. On Ootobflr U, 169. wAOtf. .Vlomcm A |.aw, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COI.VMBVS, UKOROIA. ft. J.MOHKH WM A I.AVVH. /VH" Office neat door to the Post Bopt. 1, 1358. dwtf. jno m. PHILIP*. Walter k vvbf.mh IMiili|* \ Wrriiik, A.ttornovH til Law, CRAWFORD, ALA, Will practice in tho Courts of Russell County --iu the Supreme Court of the State, and in the United States District Court at Montgomery. March 2d, 1860--wAdtf. J- FOGLE & SON, < o'WfV 1 > K N T 1 K T S, ,Vfk-Office on Randolph Street, near ‘Broad, C.OLU MU 8 . (‘ A . Columbus, Doc. 9, 1857. AA-wtf. 4j3b W. \ Lev, l. I. a. Uvulal Surgoon, OFFICK Comer Broad and Randolph Streets, COLUMBUS (i EORti IA . December 17,1858. wAdtf. Tltousftmliiturc daily speaking in the prti*” of 3DJE*. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL, and why! because It nsrer/ai/s to afford in*tant>i’ us when given In time. It act* like magic, ami <• ne Inal atone will convince you what wo say, i* true. It contains \0 I’AKEGOHIC OR OPIATE of any kind, and therefore relieves by rrwcri*/ th, sugntmge of your child, insicnd of deadening us seiui biuties Pot tiiis it-aaon u commends itself <I the on ly reliable preparation now known for CJlttltlrcu Tcrtlitng, Dlarrbu , Uysrulrry, Url* plugin llte DawrD, Acidity of (he Nfo (ii a elk, \V Inti, told lu Hie llrntl, nud Oroupi also far eofUtang the gum*. rnlmiaftnH < , regulating f hr biurets, and rrlirrihjf /huh. if has no equal being an unit is used hi unfailing in all cases of I'on Tula I omb hr other Ih'lts. |**a ndue the life and health of pour children, and risk /•> *•'#■ thrm fram those sad and blighting consequence* tchit h a> e certain In result Iron the one of M arcottr* if tchu h all nth • ri ■ r IrimtiU Comjdtuat* ate rem/HWif. l<il.e mo- ICninn's Infantile Cordial,tin* yon ( (■.) upon. It is perfectly h rmlc-s, and cannot .njtire till . <>si delicate inlaiii. Price fiSrent*. Full <lir i*ou i “iipauy each bottle. Pm-iwimml on ly bv t IK lit II A DI POINT, No. 4(H Broadway, New York. [bloodT^ i llrxi.ruv human Blood upou being analyzed ahvay* presents us with the same essential eleuien • | and gives of course the Till Kt nn<trit. ao.k l)ze the Blood of a person ‘sutTering from t onsiimo j Hon. Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Heroin;,i. A. nod we stud in mnl IMIMT certain ttyaneiat m the i.-d globules of Blood .wty these deficiencies, and l > OH wr ” Th. 1t1.....1 Food .# found, and upon till# 1 henry hence Its aattuiishing •ou <—. - 1 Tilers are FIVE PREPARATIONS adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different diK.Mis.* Bor ( miglis, Folds, Broil. lilii or any nite. .ion whatever of the Throat or l.iingi, Including Conan nipt lon, ih< V>. I which is also the No. ftu OeprcsMlon of Muir Its, Ijoms of Apprlltf, and t,, r s;i chroalc commaiECu, arising from over use. ucnerul .1. I.tlaty, .1 ,1 nsrvoni proutrntlon N. 1, .t0, Liver complaints, N.. ;; i,„ I, h p,,, -la. Hnng airmiy weed far txk, „ ly dropa nud carried uiimediatelv . •o that what yot/urnyou rctma. The N 4 i. t. r fr einale In rgularltlrs, llyslrrla, and Wraknrms, Ar. Hee ’spec in I dire.-km riii# For Malt It lieu in, Eruptions, S. re fuloua, Ii til nc y and llladderoouiplaliit* take N<> 6 In nil case* the directions must be strict• I) followed. Price of the Blood Food. 91 |r bottle H..id bvcill'Ri II ,v IM PONT. Hruggni*. No 36 Maiden Uae, New York For sale by Aeeo &. Iverson, Pemberton X Oar fer, J. A. \\ hiteside A Cos., I'rquhart ,V Chap wan, and J. W. I)rooks, Columbus. Man I, M—dwtl. ©(q)®m owrgL (FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) Carnrr Broad and Crawlkrd Hn.n., OOLUMBUB.GA. HATCH COOK, mroh-,lwif. FSOPZIStOB MESS PORK. inn b ®LB tor sale by Jl'Af Feb. |B. —Uwif U. BARNARD, A (’ll. WEST INDIA MOLASSES, P)( | BARRELS clioseu for sale by •nj manU3v—wdtf e BARNARD*4 CXI Havana Cigars,Havana Cigars Havana Cigars! DIRECT IMPORTATION OF iryY.\r-/VTsTA. OIGABS. ftl riicaiuJO’gVhn, | P.lMono f!onr ha, El Figaro fiordsprefisados, | I!l Mono Millar, r-otlnnav Bmvas, I Cl pagaro Londr* . Pnhaaastlordc |,#nsados, I u<*f/*r#*n in fiord pten *, II Clay Hag an- I Marta AuUdnHa tlor do. and other brands, Al wholesale and rnall. Moderate prior*. V> 3i Drosd HI. Cf.liiinbiir.Cn r.blt (id H. !*• IHRAS. MRS, WINSLOW AnefperiencadNerseaedFeinal* PhysiMao, pr<m itfs u ihe attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, flic process hfteething, by softening the gum*, radio ing all lotlamniatlon- will allay all pal n and spasmodic, action, and is buri: to rkgulatr tiie bowblb; Depend ujKn it, motifera, It will to your- Kf-lves, and RBl.lt;r AND HBAI.TH TO YOI U INFANTS. W<-have pul up and sold this article for over t years, end can say, in confidence and truth of it, wimt we have never lllfU twennhleto say of any other ,YI 11.1, neddne#-nev erhaa It failed, ll'fVLJl ,r H “' r g ,# - in- Si.'incc, lo et)< !• *f I.lilMF ff * cure, when know no lit- j SOOTH l.\W !stance of dirsat- Isfnrtion hy nnv, CVIM I> one who u-cl it. On the cou il I lit. I , trary.ailared.- lighted with its opr rations, and speak la terms ofidgh eet commendation of itw magical effects and medical virtues. We apeak iuthis matter “what we do know,” after ten years’ experience, and pledge our reputation fur the fulfilment <>f what we here declare hi almost everylnetnnee where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twen ty minutes after ihe ayrup is administered. ‘fins valuable preparation tsthe prescription of ne of thenuist EXPERIENCED and HKIU UI. MJBHEH in New England, and has been uscdwifli nevqr-faUing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but in vigor at* * iIH-Htomach and trowels,correetsuc idUy,nnd give* tone and energy to the whole system. It will ai Instantly relieve. BIUPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND COLIC, and overcome fi'lklk con v n Isioas, which, if not flrik, | rp'.cdiiy reme died, end to fill II HU y\TWeb<> lieve it Ihe beM ‘ 111 Ij 1/Iv>rjlv and surest reme dy In world, in TKKT Kl I\6i iU ©uses of IY. HR n ii: ii V lßßininU, | A M, I,UH KIKE A IN ( lIiEDUEN whclior it arises from ts th ing, <ir from any other can**- We would say t” eyery moihef who lias u child suffering from any of thkfore going complaints--do bot lst vopa eatJCincKs, now tiib ewKOJOOicKsoKoTneas, stand between your sui fering child and the reiiefthat will In- MERE yes, AR HDLIJTBLY HERE to foHoW the useoftlits nu*lF cine, iftimely used. Full directions for Os tug will ac* company each bottle. None genuine unless the fat;- simile of CURTIfiIt FKRKINH, New-York, is on the outside wrapper. Hold by Druggists throughout the world. PaiKc isAi.Ornva.No. llCboab Hnrtffhr. N v Price onlylficents per Bottle Aug 23, IWy—dwly ; Ayer’s Ague Cure, FOR THESI’EEDY CURE OF Intermittent Fever, or Fever sad Ague, llruiitlrnt Fever,Chill Fever liuinh Agnr, Periodical Headache, ’ or 111 I lons Ilea due he, mul Illlloua Ye ven, Indeed for the whole Class of diseases origlnaling In hlllary dr rnnaement, caused by the Idaluries or miaNiitnintlc countries. “WB'~XZ?k Noon© icincdyfslouder fittßcd MM WM by tin* necessnb of tin* American Hlr . j.-opJ f than a sure nnd nafe <nm for mMM Fvr and Ague. Huch we afv-fiow H Hr /• nalded to offer, with u perfect ter- , JH- minty that it will eradicate the dl*-i 0 cam:, and with aiumrnnrc, founded on ; proof, that no iiurm can arise from Us \ use in any qtianUfy. That which protects from or prevents tin* disorder j must be of immense service to the communities where it prevails. Prevention is batter ilum cure Iw j tii*. patient esraptts ‘ho r'*k which he mtivt'run in Flo- | lent attacks of this Imlefu distemper. This* Eure” expels tho miasmatic poison of Fever nnd Ague from I tliu system and prevents tiie development ofthedn ! ease, ts taken on the first approach of its on-monitory | symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet dWxvwed fur this class of cmupluinlH, but also tin cheapest. Tho large *tuantitv w hich we stipnlv’or one dollar bring* it w'thin the reach of everybody} nnd ill bilious districts, w hore fever andaguo prevails, v eiybody should have it and use it freely, both lor cure and protection. It is hoped tills price w ill place it within the reach of all thopofrras well as tna rich A gr**Mi superiority of this remedy over any other ov er discovered far Uu* speedy and certain cure ol lnter liiftttents Is, that it contains in* fiulttlhit or mii.ernl, r.onsemiently it product** no quinism or oilier injuri ous effet-lB whatever upon the constitution.Tliose cur ed by itaro left n# healthy • if thet* had never bad the disease. Fever nnd Ague is not nlonn the conseitueure ol luiasniati* pntHon. A groat variety of dlsordeis arise from its Irritation, among which are Neuralgia, lUu-u ----uiatism.Gout, Headache Hliudness, Tootliach*-, I'm ache. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, A libel ion ul ifi- Hpleon, Hysterics, Pain in the RnwfiW. Paralysis, Colic, and DerahKeuieiit of thoHroimicli, all ofwhirh, when originating in tins cause, put *on tin; Intermit tent type, or become periodical This * , (.|!KG'’ ex |)ds tin- poison Irom the blood, aud caiiM:*iUinUy cures them all alike. It is an invariable protection i<* Immigranit or persons traveling *>r temporarily resi ding in tin* malarious districts. Iftuken occasionally or daily while exposed to the inieetion, that will be excreuid from the system, andp-annot hih mnului*- in sufficient ipiautily to ripen In 6 disease. Hence It is even more valuable lor prole* turn than cure, and few will •■vbrsuffer from Intermittent*, ifthey avail them selves of the protection this remedy all’ uls. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the Purposes of Family .Physic, are so compufted il-.nt disease within the range oftheir action can rarely Withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search and cleanse, aud Invigo rate every portion of the Imamu organism, correcting its diseased action, ami restoring Unhealthy vitalities. A; i coiiM'tjuenrr ol these properties, tho invalid who is bowed down w ith pain or physical debility Is as tonished to fimi his health or energy restored by u remedy at once so simple and inviting. Not only do tlu-y cureuvory day conipluint* ot eve rybody, hut also many formidable and .dangerous dis eases Thu agent below named is plunged to furnish gratis my American Almanac, * imtuluinc certificates of their cures and directions far their use in the follow ing complaints: (W irenrse, Heartburn, Headuthe, from Ih•ordered Slouui, A, .Witunki, /ndipo'tiim, /bin in - ui Morbid inaction if the Battel*, PhitultHcy, /.*# (g .f pjn it it, Juundue, and other kindred complaints, arising from n low suite of tiie body or obstruction of u*- ftmetions. They are an excellent alu-rntivu for the renovutltm of the blood, and the restoration of toiu and strength to tin* sysivtn debilitated by diseu#*- Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOR TH U RAPID Cl HE OP Couglis, C'olds, luflurniH, Iloarsncss, Ciuiiii, Inrlplrnt t'oiinuinpliou, omt for flic relief of Consumptive l*u tlents In advanced btnges ofthe dls i ease . Ho wide is the field of its u*efttlue**, and so Hume rous are the cases of Us cures, that uliiiohi every sec. Mon ot country abounds in person* publicly known, who hat • been r.” to red from alarming and even des pcmtediM'um's of thelung# l>y its u-e. When <>nu* tried.it* superiority over every other medicine of its kind I* too apparent to escape observation, and whore its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate whnt antidote to employ for Hi.) distressing ami dan* ] genius a fleet inns ofthe luiimunnry organs that are in l .idem to mu climate While many mfirtor te medio# I tluust upon the community have railed and been die- I carded tin* iu* gamed friends by every trial, confer- I red benoilt* on iitllirted tiiey ran nevt'r Ibrget.nn.l produced cure*loo uumorous and too remarkable to im forgotten. PREPARED LY Pit. J. l\ AYER X t 0., LOWELL, MASS., All our remedies (hr sale by IIA VII. AN D. PL AUK t GEOIIGi: J JOHKPII Tt t KKIt, .1 M. GIBHtIN. Mobile, Ala \ WM II GILL. Warsaw, Ala ir7“And bv all Druggists in city and wmntrv M melt It, IHHO-dwly FASHIONABLE CLOTIIINIJ ! Cloth, Cncsimcrcs, Vc3tings, ! Gents’ Furnishing Goods, KVKKY VAHIETY OF HATS Cb CAPS, UmbrcllnE, Trunks, >’arpiit Bag-s, VAIjISJCsJ. iVe. AK3TOBE HAD AT J. H. DANIEL & CO’S I‘AG Hi oh.l Mtrvet, Columbus, (In. fIAHEIR Htorki* now replete with every article Lu ( 1 GKNTI.KMLN’H WEAR and they rospe.-tftilly , solicit an examination. j GarineiitH tla.le (o Or.lcr, Being supplied w ith U e very lu>*t workmen,tltcv an* prepared to make up to imrasure their very handsome stock of English aud Fiencli t’lotlui Cassim.-res and Nesting., in the most fashionable and approved at vies J 11. t> \Mi i.h a r. . 123 Broad Street, Columbus,G . March 31 - dwtf E. BAHMARid St U0 S| COLDMBtTP. OA, VVIIOI.ESALE AM) It ETA 1 L GRoccnaa PKOvieicr; dealers |I.VI tin hud ud win contimi. 1(1 ‘ ur 4''’ well selected stock, eutbraciug eve articki in ibeirluie, which :ire otferod to their inis and the public at market prices- Conic IKST-Jwtf V—Ug Flour. Ol) 1,111 s EltrtCl!,.:,® Fninl 1.0ui,, fur.alehv I *>U lcb*wif BARNABII fc C(>. GOOD NEWS! JUST HECEIVEIJ A LABOK A\J TItKSH SUPPLY OF (;kovi:k a iMkt;it> FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, OF TIIE I.ATF.HT IMPROVEMF.XTH Families who have waited thus long for the most p*rfe< t Hewing Machine, aie rtvprclfully inviiftl t” tail and rxunme flheiil. A* an evidence of the superiority of drover Se Ra kei's He wing Machines, it is enough to say, there are now some 39,00(1 or them in daily use and the de mand for tin ut is uMfeearnf. Family, Plantation and Drnss-maker’s Machines, ate i (instantly kept oa hand at No. 58 Broad Hi reel, EoJumbus, Ga., four door#shove tire* ornerofManley, Hodges 4c (Jo. Instructions for using tiie Macinnes given free to those who wish to purchase. We submit the following certifitkles, from well known gentlemen of this section, who have thorough ly tcstcatheGrovcrand'Hakcr Hewing Machines, to which!* added the certificaic of Mr*., Gresham, a Dress-Maker of tliis city (From Ron* James F. Dowdell, LnFayette, Ala ) Lx FAVffTrg, Ala., Murcli 2f, 1859. Mr. KB4TH, Golitinbus,Ga. Dear Hir:—l take pleasure in recommending Grover At Raker’s family Hewing Mnchine. We have us ed the one Which we purchased of you, more than sit months, and it is all that yoiKreprcscnted it to be. It is not only a convenience, but we regard it an ludli pensabte necessity. Very resp'Ctlully, J. F. DOWDELL [From Col. Hincsilolt- Columbus, Ga.j Grover Si Baker's Hewing Machine has been in use in my family for several months, and has given entire MUtoiturn. It does not geteutof order,rarely breaks need; l ‘ or thread, or gives trouble or delay in its mnn ageinent Itssimplieity ofconsiruction.imd tin* cih and fu ility with wbi* li U ‘ •"> be used, constHute a part of us numerous chief excellencies. March 25, 1859. lIINEH HOLT. [FromMrs M. Gresham, Columbus.) Thnv.been using one of Grover Ac Dakar's Hewim; Machines, in my business of Dress Making, andeheer fully testify to the ease and rapidity witli which my style of work may be accomplished by it# use, tons simplicity of construction and consequent ease of man agement. No consideration could induce me to be without on<n err etchange It for any other pattern I have #er.n. MARY (JRErtIIAM. July Ist, 1859. [From I- A. lirnkuw Ac (.'., Eoiumbiis, (.a Wit have used one of Grover Ac Hiker's Hewing Machine# in our sh'jp for three years past, and find l i-crfeciljpprauiM* -le, easily kept in order, and well adap'ml to various kinds of work in a Tailor’s rtlu’p. We take pleasure in recommending it to the public. Fi t 15,1859. !. A BRORAW Ac CO 0. KEITH, Agent. COLUMUUS. dSIOICCS-Xi Columbnt. Nov 11,1850—uwU. mtti.es VERM IF CUE. Pfe’ In I,A ROB Bottle* ami Viala. Nothing else I” required to relieve children of Worms ; and beside# being oue of the cheapo-l end best Vonulfages ever offered to the public. Its fre quent nxo in faiaiUes will save much trouble and as well as ihe live# of m ,y sbildren—far sight oftt of evory Un cases generally require It. I.ITTMI’S ANODYNE COUGH DROPS. A certain cure far VoUln, Cough*. BronehltU, Art hint. Pain f tho Breast ; also Croup, Whooping Oiuphe, Ae., A , arnonget Children. Tilts ts a pleasant medicine to take, producing im mediate ronef, and in nine out of tn cases e prompt ertre. It exercises the most controlling Itidne'if over Cooglis and Irritation of the Lungs of nay p urody known, oAea stopping the most violent la a few hotira or at most In * day or two. Many taovgkt to be deal deal y consumptive, have b**en promptly cured iiynslng a few bellies. As atiod- in expectorant, w'thont atrlaging the b-iwois, it *ul ; • pit amount to all cough mix turns. LITTLE’S FRENCH MIXTURE. This 1b prepared from a French Recipe fin tbo forms of No. 1 and 2; the first for the acme, and No. 2 for th- chronic etsge,) and from it# nnexHioj- t snccoM Is likofy to supersede every other remedy for the cure of diseases of the Kidneys aud Blad.f - Gonorrheal, l>leanorrb<eal, and Leuchorrhce&l or Fluor Allan* affectious. This extensive compoaod combines properties totally dliferent in last*. u character from any thing lo be fonn-1 in the t i l l Ktstc* I’harrnacopieta : aud In point of sef-ly and i tiivticy ts not rivalled til America. i.itt 1.1: -s RINGWORM & TETTER OINTMENT. COKTIS, So. a. linudreds of ca*es of Chronic Tetters, Scald Hoad*, and diseases ©f thasktn generally, have t>ocu cured t>v this remedy ; and since the introduction of iht Wo. 1 preparation tbcing stronger) scarcely a rase has been found that it will not eth-dually vimUcato to a short time. For the cure of Eancerona Hor-is and Ulcers It 1-* applied Iu the form of plasters, am* ts almost infalliido. lii in- r • than two hundred places In Georgia, and in the Uouhern fftwtes, they are I** be bad , aud a. there tire **•tups about who are oonnterfeklag bis r* m.-,1. !,y in-.'mlug off their own or c->melhu.g • l-o*. by n. i.ir tne same or similar uanisa (for no pa -io i, u HiiiKit or secured amid theabsnrd patents of in- i- •* s'.l • cautioned lo look well for th ‘.k net s * of *he Proprietor, i hue ♦ ‘-•is*- ’ ‘*m In., w - itio tin* plasv of each bottle *v •’ 1 i.-jsrs io be adlmeedto BHO., !•*-'i is. ilacou, *ia -O. .. . (*■ 1 I |! f - ■- H: ■ MOTT’ScP ( r hal]ibentr WK Am it!cut nnd stomachic preparation of IRON put “ ‘\l of Oxygon and Cavbod by com hnfttion ia Hydro ma, of high medical author. Dy and extraordinary eificacy in each of tho fallowing romplMßts, vi 2.: DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA CIATION. DYSPKP3LA. DIARRHEA, CONSTI PATIO N. SCROFULA. bALT RHEUM, SCURVY, ’ i’TAINTS RHEUMA TISM MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER MITTKNT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS. MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc.. PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF •rill SKIN. iL\ Tho IRON being Absorbed by tho blood, and thus circulating through tho whole eystera, no vart of tho body cua escape thsir truly wonder ful influence. Tho experience of thousands daily proves that ro preparation of Iron cau for h moment be cotaparod with it Impurities of tho blood, do pression of vital energy, palo and otherwiso nekly complexions indicate its necessity in al t’loit every concoivablo cose. In all cases of ? ’rale debility Uluor albu3, chlorosis, otc.), its oltbcts are delightfully renovating. No remedy has ever b m difCOVered, in the whole history [ of medicinu. which exerts such prompt, happy, md fully restorative effects. Good appetite, com- I piste i!’;estion, rapid acquisition of strength, with an unusual disposition for active and cheerful exorcise, immediately follow its use. As n grand stomachic and general rostorative it has no superior and no substitute. t*ul tip Im Hi nt tint in. tol txixc# rantnlulng 00 IHl*, price fH) r*it* |-r box; *l* boxrn, •k’J .'rt>; dip doueii h<mi. K 4 0(1. For salt- by Brugulili {(inmllj . tVHI he sent free t. nil) uildr*.# n rr< > Ipt of thf prlw. All let* l*r, onlrr, rtr., *h.mtcl In luhlrr***.l l R. B. LOCKE & CO.. General Agents. Kl 9 BROADWAY, K Y* \.ll—Tiir nbovi I* u r.ic-.'.mile of the abcT m caclx boa. I'cr ,nl,-by PKMnERTOK A CAIITDR, Nov. U—wly Coluuibui*. Executor’* Sale. jOY virtue of Uiolest will and testament of \V, unm LJHoum*. det damiaurccable loan orderofthe t ,„ rl “• tirdinary of t'halialioocliee county, will be .>l,l , >n the first Tuesday In Kepteaiber next, before the < onn House door in I'ußscta, said county, the Plantation belonging to the estate of said deceased, stlu.ited in said county, adjoining the land* oft’. Ktevcn*. T. J. i ot,M?r *■, This settlement of land contains about d.ts acme, of which WO acres are in cultivation well watered, and produce equally w ith other lauds Mir inundir.it. Pun ha*<-m dersinng a good home upon favorable term* arc requested to examine the niace tor tlietr,wives, before the dav of sale. Terms made known on tliedav of sale. N N HOWARD, ) . KARRI SON THOMAS, s Kx r * July 23, INH>- wtd*. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral War! War! War ! I* r>K< LABKb AUAIVST CAINS mi aWV*KIM BV 1)R. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! AM) every Hoitthrn *•? will I Mod by ti-ljig . one Dollar** worth that l.i* y have n> further use for Northern Liniments. F*m Family ami IMantation use it lias no equal. It cures Rln-uiuuM’-m, Neuralgia Hiraiiix, Bruises, Burns, I r- -it < ms, Fains in the Back or Limbs, (.'hoik in man <-r and is the on ly certain remedy known for llltlid Biagc*-rs in Horses —and every one will find it a saving or lime and mo ney by keeping a supply on hand. (O'Prepared by Dr. A. W ALLEN', Columbus, On. None genuine without the rtignalur- and Huai of A. W. ALLEN. .. For rale by ITWIIART k CHAPMAN. and J. W. UROOKH Columbus. Wanti:o—nresponsible agent in every HoutUern town and village. 1! TACTION TOE VERY BODY Doit t” “■ any more Northern [Liniment until you have given the Honthem Liniment a fair trial. CERTIFICATE. Com •ui i*. May 13, 1859. Dr. A. W. ALLEN—Dear Kir. Allow us to present you this certificate for your couihern Liniment. W*- have u-ud over a hundred bottle-, of your valuable mu die ire during tiie last year, and d* not b< ‘ l( nte in saying that we never saw u 1 iniment equal lo it,, and km w* ail kl"- 1 - •. l-.w ----I yu'f"r ull* kMN Nfl*ro flu-1 llflt-fl , flflO i it failed to effect speedy U e consider it an n ---valuabln medicine for Cl>- u> Mrujaea, hw - lings. Fresh Wounds, &c.,-tnd would not le wiuioui 11 J- VERM-Y * CO PEHBERTBS a CARTER, fil Wholesale ‘ raggiats, <; 2 INVITi: THE .. • NTiOS OF PHYSIGIANS, liIBRGHANTS AND PI.ANTI-IRS, TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF PURE DRUGS, .MEDICINES, Paint*, Oils, &c. BUYING mornlv fr.r CA M I?I largo nnantilk# at 1 the dftit time aud th© nghi ploc. ■• fully J pr-par-d l< offer great ii*l’ic-r*innis l<* the trad*. in ; | KVt-ry ar-; le usua. y found . bru class DrufHi** 1 We j iy |*arli- u- .r Mtui.Uffh lo Tho duality of our Goods, And OIiABANTHU will.. I GIKICI’LY PTTfiE, WJSIII’iEBfiI’EUAI. UABUAI.Nrt TO CASH H JYERS ! And feul confident rim? (he - - dobuiu-r with us than ; witlwuiy other liwiom-in tli< . Tlmmmj wb< dmrbl > lined but iry us, and find tl -of our [ REMEMBER THE ffUiS OF TIIE BLUE MORTAR, 1 i , i Pianos, Helotb & Organs. BEAHDS & MiONER. 4 a lAILO^VX^’ _ JBI . , OFFER Ul I 1 ‘ranosof thehmt am | {pgrSrTjS3| i ■’ “ ‘ 01 “'” I rTTaffw'dib.- \.\,f ’ a e\.,.o * to SIW. Tne genuine Ai* i r Organ Irom S3OO to i •8150. Oiisof tiunu. aim, , I- u. ■ :uy hr- ‘*-n at uhr Htor©, No. i- Hmul Htreet. March Iff, 1880 —wly REMOVED TO l AXiBOTTOK. B. A. RICHARDS, t(E( nNTI.V idlii'fl. vn. and (..rjii.'riv ! jjiiM k “ ow ". MU ’ * AiSS * TOOUF. not KG, Lately occupied by II E Williamson and'’ re j s:MTiinllysoiicjtaih*u/atr. niig.M.'ii- xi.dtbe .Vow Nngar autl TSolishhci |, y .., r CASH FOR BOSKS- W AISTTKT ) 50,000 LB 3C ::s. JjAOR w hich 1 Oil*’ Dt ::;<r per one hundred HA M*‘ Et> M cTmjHRAN ! (iRAIIIOY TIedIEERY A CO., I IMroRTKBS *. WIIOI.ERAtB DEAI-CIiH IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC n.Et ooes, j b’aucv ( -oo<ls, &c. &c. : Nos 41 llrclay.*t Hi Dark Place (Will remove In July to ih.*‘ Ator Muce BuUdii.g ! Broadwav Now York. mi:. j recently HllF,l’llKßf> k McCßEJlßY,C^rler.ion. H. I 1 *S.*r? KIS vi< CK- ‘.NeV,* \r.‘ ’| T* rrli’ , r '’ ‘V ed v o j Soutliorn J mj >orUition j Wfl „™i„ - r ,,. I XEtISIL LUSTENS, TAlti.a-: YVl’klAX, ! I-aIIXOIX. H’lxfffl cfcc. OF 01’It OWN nn-OKTATION, I AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. | Columbus, Feb. 2v>. —ts. I FRESH THOEASTOH LIME. | PLASTER PARIS, AXI) ROSENDAI.& CEMENT. | ICHT Received nud for Rule l-v •I Fbb27—Wtf ‘li I’ l UII.MAY LUMPKLN HOUSK. LUMI’KIN, STEWART CO. UA. aT H K aubaenher, having purefeaaed the above homi in rwoivcd to make it one j worthy the patron**go ol tho travelling ! public. If good tare andauemivoßtiivant-should 1 entitle a Hotel to cm torn, the uiuhlr ilattoro himself, that thoeo who try him once, wi*l corns again, Connected with tho Hotel, are c eoiuo* ; dioua Stables with trusty < tleiv. Oct 19. wif. JOHN YAIIBROUtHI. ; j UEORGlA—ChattalinvchecCounty: Uf OSH] I• | letters of adtuhtistraiiou.mi tin.-estate oiNalb- I nniel Cobh, late of said ■ tnioiy .i ----j tutar the kindred and creditoi sot -aid det’d to appeal j I at my shew cause, w hy said luttar* should ! iu.tbe ((Tinted} oili.-rwise said admuiHiiation will be granted to said apitlicanl on the second MomUv in October imt Given Wider niv hand at ci.'He. Yucnst 15. IS* aujtll—wlOd E. <•. RAIFOKI), Urdiimry. Administrator's Sale, i \t.HEE \m.Y to an enter of the < onrt of < :n.ina : I iV ry of Chattahoochee county, will he o|d hci.ne tho Court House door in CuH-.eia. on the firt Tues day in October next wibiio the !. cai bnors < l sale ’ ‘ I District of Chattakoucb c count v.rontaimns tOPacies */•; r l*" 4 - :,!i pr : Mtv ~i I'. r.■ :v j j dower. Teiins made know !. cu the day m >-ale Aiig.tl—wtd*. JAMEH A. AI.LL MS, Adui'r. \lmtnlMtrntor's Sal( .-*A M. r u* ;;n : , derofthe t'wurtof (hdmarv I will be sold on (lie Hrst Tu. -lav in Ormber next, the lands krlnttging to the estate m Jane 11. JarrolL late Ol Muscogee county, conHietina ol ots .and laud Non Hi and 404. i I'.ih.dt'ot lotea>i hall ol bo 17J, north baliHflot l romirtoiiu! 70s , nnes. I all in the 6th district of originally Muscogee, now Ma- i non county. Term* made known on rfav of sale August i t—wtdn H M. J l.Tl'.lt, Aiim’r j UEORUlA—dtrwart County. ! TWO MONTHS afler date, nmilhMiion wUI he ! made to tho li on. Court ol Ordinary of said i County, for leave to sell the lands belonging to I ■!’ Nccilham . 1 •u. .! .•M.1.i./. rinlMy. JOHN GRIMES, Adiu'r. August 6tSi lew*—wuK <• KOItGIA-I'nlbot Connlyi Court of Ordinary June Term. lftCO. ATTIIEREAH, Julius Hainl -i#, Aiiminstratorafl'cter I? Bai ■ i initision from aul adiniiiMtation Ur it orttam!. that all peraon* coneerued bo ami nn lHar ai my office, on, or beforo t L.- January Term next ensuing of this Court, then mul ther t> show canse, (if any they have.* why saul |:u*r *‘i.uii.i not be granted. Marion bethune. Onl. July 0, U&O—wfiiii. AcluiiuUt rator'v Rale* \I7 ILL br sold before the Court llou -r h >r in U.r Yt town of EUavilie. Scblrv r.-untj. Gn . cu the first Tuesday in November next,within the legal hour* of sale, the laud* belonging to the estate of A#a Roval, late of Marion county, der*d. \; Lot of Land Number 87 in the 3d District, .nul the North lialfof lot Number 74. in thesame district. August f—Wtds A. 11. ROYAL, Adm'r. GKOIIGI lon couitfyr ■V t oTK Eis hereby given i*> allp#r. i<n. < >ji • i rt*-*i. tliai David Nutt, lale **l Murioii county, departed this life iolewt -le. amt no person has applied for Ail ininiHtraiioii oil lit* este.tr **nii<* **aid David Nutt.umi that in ii-mm of th law ultm-o.tration will he vested in tin-Cl* rh o Thu Hop ri**r u.*urt or some otlwr fit and proper pels*'ii, tliif) .1 1 \ > after the publication us tins iUa i**n. ‘!-.* ♦ i-ine vi . l objection is made to his appointln< ut. (Even Mndei tny i:.a:d and official signature this August tkb “■’ MALC'OM HAUL Or.l. August Id -v. .* and. (iEOUGIA-Mailon County. /"iHARLOT 1 MEN FORD having ar, and <•!**• ~*• Vj pom ted Guardian of the persons and property of is and M iry Muniord, minors and orphans ol T. P. Muntord, and residenis of saidfeounty: This is ti cite all persons concerned to be up-I a: jM-ar at tin? Court of Ordinary to be ibeid ir- un >r said ?county ou thefirst Monday in October next. t!.< n and there to shew cause, if any they have, wiiy the said Cliarlott Munterd should not be *;ntm>itd wiili tlo- (Jnardiansiiip of the person** and property .i said minors W 1 ness my hand and official -ignature.thw August fith; 18,TO. MAI.COM HAIR, Ord August 13— w 10.1 GKOUGIA, Dlarlou county. Court nf Ordinary, August, Term, laCO. kJJIIEREAB, Charlotte Mnnford, Admini-trafrl i)v on the estate of Thomas U- Munfor.l, -liavmg applied for letters of dismission from said adminis tration: All person# concerned are hereby notified lo Hiew cause, ifany they have, why the said Charlott Mun fonl shouidjnot be dismissed from said adminisiraiein I Given under my hand and signature, this August I 6Ut, 1800. MAM.UM HAIR, Ord- August 13—w&m. GKOROlA—Marlota County. Murion Court of Ordinary, August Term, 1500. J Ausburn Brown, odminjitrator ujk'ii \V the estate ofH. W. Carter,haring petitioned iln- Cowrt lobe discharged from said administration; Ail persons concerned are hereby notified to shew run-c, ifany they have, witnln the time prescribe*! hv law, why the said An* burn Brown should not t*<- dismiss* i according to the prayer of his petition (liven under my hand at office the nth Aug, lW fl MALCCm HAIR Aug tf-wfim Ord imrrv. OKOROIA—MarIon County: imiERF.AH, Michael G. Brady, Administraioiou \r the *-#tate of John Watson, having petitioned u> be fliii hargi and iron **id administration AU person* concerned urr heoeby required sh* tv J ra . --, if any they have, why Hit- said M'cbaei • Be My rh'iuld not be distuissol according Uiliie prayer . petition. Given under myfhand ami official siffnntoic. July J •U. Imo. MALGi'M HAIR. Ordinary. July 9th, IMi.-wfim . I:oRGLA —Chattahoooheo County: ’ ‘art of Ordinary, Augviit Term, ISCIL {T appearing by the petitition of Thomas 4. ilm* j rdianol iulUt# A ( ode, that he bmi ft j rui 4t elyed tpu I | 1 ardia afor<-t*nid,and praying for letters of dismission. Thi* i* to cite all yiersons concerned t* lc ami , j [war at tiie Court of Ordmagy to he held m ami lot **aul j county on the first Monday in October net, then ai • then- w* show cause ifany tlr -y.nave, why said Tie j J Minus should not b ditmusM il from j ud gnarUiO’ • A true extract from the minutes of said Court. (Even under my hand, this 6th day of Auvusl. Ik*o j An*/ 10—wdo E. G.RAIFOKI), On! * DMINISTIIATuK S BALE.—WiII bo , !.l j before the Court-House door in the town ol Talhotton, Talbot county, Ga., on the first Tuos ! tiny in October next, within the legal hours of sale, agreeably to the Order <*f tho Court of Or dinary of said county, the following lands lc longing to tbo estate of John Hatntnill, viz: West half of lot J7o. 161), with 50 acre of cleared land. Kast half of lot Xo. iffi*, nnd the North-East s<* of the same lot, 130 acres of clear ed land. 120 aicres, more or less, known rs the | i Robinson place, it being parts of lots 165, 164 j and 11)7, with 90 acres cleared. South-East 56 | tufre* of lot 164, 85 acres cleared, land. Houm* 1 | lot No. 160, with nbout 176 acrc. cleared. Alt ! ! lying in the 22d district of the county of Talbot, i THOMAS 0. BIiACII, GEORGE HAMMILL, j* uwr “* I Aug. J.i, I*6o. Ids i GEORGIA—Marion County: n r HERB AH Isaac i I Peebles, Admin, sir, .mrou ii.* - Vr estateof Phsbe Peebles, ha v mg’ puliiioiuii to 1 Ua discharged from said afiaaijiistration. Ah persons coiiccrned art? hereby required m -<*w | cause, If any they have, why the said Isnnc If l*e. - ; files Httoubi not be dismissed according to the prayer j 1 of his petition. Given under my hand and official slgnaiure, tins MALCOM HA 18, Ordinary i;KUßlA—Chnliahooi-hPt* t:ot:ni y. Const of Ordinary, June Turn. ISM, YV IIERBA* Jraob Park r applies for I tff.n.. : • ** mission from the administration of tin- ; *f Thmuas J. Bacon, late of said county, duce-i-ed. j Ii is therefore ordered that ail parson* cone* <ie*f r#f-w cause ill any they have) why said let lei ** *h -ml | j not he grant*-)! to said applicant on the first Monday { ! in December next. A true extract from tho minutes of said (.bum E"c J R AIF ORD i Ord. j j Juno , 1860.—wfim Court of Ordinary March Tc .> , IS<* o h. A McLENDON, Ordinary, Presiding 111 LB NISI Mrs. Maria Brooks, Admins.turn IV-if the Estate of bma* Brooks. *lrrea.d. h*v-I h- j petitioned this Couit (or Letter*, of |.n- ♦< j li h therefore ordered, that all ih-.is,ii# concerned | shew cause. If any they have, u ithia th*-liaiepi*-c.M i i>. (by Inw, wI > said letters shall not l*e granted a* j i the Court of Ordinary !-• be hejdin and fat said won - ! ! ly on the first Monday m Hrpiember next. A true extract from the Minnies of said Court, alii < March, 882. H A McLENDoN, Ordimm. i March !•!, 1866- (im A DMIMHTBATOR’H HALE.—WiII be .sol, 1 fi. | i A. fora the Court House d<*or m the town ->i Buei . vista. Marion county.- Ga ,on the first Tuesday in ! j Hept next, within the legal hours of sale, agreeably to i ’ :u order or the Court of Ordtaary of said county, i In. { [ fitltowing property belonging to the etate of <i O. , Davis, deceased, via: Luc, a negro unman about > ! :*5 or 46 yean old; uunk a woman ttbriui 17 m la ■ ’ ears old; Deolta.it gtrl about 10 or 11 years; one 1 iso use and lot in Uu: town of ituenavuta, N-- IP* in ‘ 1 Block B.oftho pl-u of safil town. Hold for the j j benefit of Hie heirs and creditors ol said de*’ U a ed. 1 Terms made known on the day of sale I P KEMP, Attm'r. June 18. IB6o—w Ufa, EEOUUIA, Marlon County. Marion Court of Ordinary, March Term, 10. 1 \I7HEKSAS James L Baker, administrator on the * W estate <*!’ John U. Paris r. having ipt-Uiioued to - lied:--; fiargud troiu said administration; A!) persons concerned are required to shew cuts - . il'anv rimy have, within the time prescribe*, by law, why ihe mid James I. Bnrkershouid not b dismiss- 1 | ed according to the prnver ot Ins petition: (. iven under my ha mi am) offi* **'. sicuaiure this tin- j “4 -iy>! April. 18i*U. MALt OMiIAIU.U i- j [ <*KUK(*IA, i haU;tiooche* fonnip. Court of Ordinary, April Term, i.-dd. t ■ LUF.AH 11. J. Williams mu! Nancv Ho’ | Y - Jiiunistrator* on tb cst'.te of John Rohm- ; it, * apply for Letters of Dismission U - u.i -v.dif ordered, that all person* ramerjo and j | do show cau#e, if any they have, on the hrst Mon- I i day ‘i Novembei next, why they should r>ot be dts- ] j miF#<>d irom *aid adiinnistratioii 1 A true transcript from the minutes of slot Court April 7ih, Dh*'. i April I ft-_w din E G RAIFORD. Ordinary j GKUUGIA, Tnlbot County. Court of Ordinary, f ’eb'y Term, 135 V. 1U LE MSI. Ur HERE AS Jmellotrill.adniinfetrßt<)ro( Mai i j Ilowiil. petitions this Court ffir letters <*i di ; •nission trom said administration: ; Be it ordered, Thai all person* concerned be and { : appear at the H opt ember term next ensuing of this j ( ourt, then and there to shew cauve. il any tin y have j 1 why said letter* sould not he granted. A true extract iVctntbe minuteeof said Court, Feb. ! tab. Im p MARION RETIII NK, Ordinary IVh.ja, wAm. GEORGIA—CIay County: Court of Ordinary, May Term, IS6O, IYI iF. NISI Whereas O. 11. Davis, Fxcvuiur ■ IV l>au Davis, late*anl County, deceased, ap- I I'.es for letters of Digmission from said Adm.i j Ii i* therefore ordered, by the Coiirtthat ail persona concerned show cau*e. ifatty they have, on or before , the Nov. term of said Court of Ordinary t be lo 1.l in and for **n<| county, whv said Exeuirar should n..t | U'cm be diaartssed jand that this ordnr Ye pubiished iu ! term* ofthe lav. A true extract fain the Minute* of said Codrt, - : I 7th, Dd(* H A McLKNDON. Ordtnan. i may 14—wfim. AdiuiuitrAtor* Hale. w-Old befere the Coftn-house door lathe r * tow nol lliienavista, Marion couuly.Ga ,< n the j l-i Tuesday in September next.w iibin the ustiat'hour* <isa;, , agreeably to an oniar of the Court of Ordinary ot said county the f, i, owing property j wir Jasp, r a loan about VS years .old, soi l n the prnpety t . W, Davi, late ot said county, and , ,| the benefit ofthe heirs and creditors. Ten made known on the day jfsalc. ! ARK IN 11. KEMP, Adm’r. ! June Dili, 1(169 wdt*. GKOltGIA—Clay County : Court of Ordinary, March Term, ISfilC ■” A. M. I.ENDON, Ordinary, Prc„id...g RULE NlKl.—Wli*tm James Hutlivi . uKti 1 of Missouri A. Hutlive, (now Missouri L,w ! having | plied for Letters of DUniission mu. * ,nl Guardianship: It is ordered. That all pervoii* concetwd *lt>w cause, if any ihey have, within tin 1 tlnepresevibed bv I law , why said letter* should not be grained to, said ] applicant at the Court of Ordinary to be bald > and for raid county on the first Monday in June next. A true extract from the the minutoa m *aid C ■ March sth, IMO. npril 10—wfim H. A. McI.F.N [ION. Crdin.ry . GKOHUIA—TaIbot Coutxty Court es Ordinary, June Term, i \VIIF.REAH, William R Neal. Erarun<r . . J,,! .. >1 W. Carter, petitions this Court tor Leltere of Dismission; He it ordered, that all persons concerned, heard ap pear at my office at tli#Januarv Term next ensuing of tin* Court, then and there tft shew cause, if any they have, why the said letter* should not la granted MARION HETIU NE.Ordinary. July 9th, 1800—wfim GEORGIA—CIay County: WARRANTED GENUINE RAISED BY For Sale by URQUHART & CHAPMAN, DRUGGISTS, 10*7. BnOAT3 ST., COLUMBUS, O A.. . i J"'r ’f 1 . 3. SPEAR, to .S. It. Purple,cor. Broad & llntidolpli si. COLUMBUS. GEORGIA. PH ACTUAL WATCH MAKER I r .i. ■ - \ ■i, e .~ %: f* 81 ERI ING SILVER & PLATED WARE. WORK, -. .r- I ri'.i make to onlerany tlesigh anil gtjle and pUUyou ftiay re<tuire ■LF , CLOCKS <se JEWELRY • Iby *iupotent and esfierienced and warranted. ( AXKS 1 OA NES ! 0 w,. ;v, Ivcr;.- Li afl.uL--nic!l ir]f Crook, nj Sword, . PEBBLE SPECTACLES, ’ ;/ a Gold and Steel Fram^ t: r ;■ le: *. uali:y manu!:wrtarel. Glasses set in ola frames to suit P eyes. , ; . n'Ea **!'nil to my St ; -k, and will how it with pleasure, whether yoc purchase o* n.*t. - rur:-V* oMatand, Comer Broad aod Randolph Streets. * T. 6. SPHAH. I James W. Ittyi, ILMcntor of ,Bn for Hi Var ■ 1. Hit!: •- Doth ■M. Ilall.decM j reetion m | Marion Hu \VtJl.am Min ar.l hs Wife. , ptrrtor f'-im. William ( \ And loh lldl. i Wilm A I’Jlerk*’, Daniel M H*IS. and i !X T appear :-ffto the l‘-mrt by Mid MW and return of ’ | 11 W.':-1 *> I- ‘iiian a• and hi- wife ! a,d bill ‘ .Mb. u nil cl Hu.-” t uiri; and that -vrv. • !m> ;,erh • .1 op.M, a.\\A panic* by the pnbtKU tion es tfil^ord'-’ hi tbetN.M.nUsWeeklv Tones for | three m-mtlm iumu .hau v i,.M d-ng Uje next A ‘ V'*’ ■■ minutes of Marion |w i ri- r t!,r,r‘ ‘n: Match Trrm, I**. TlMe March IS, lWb,r. V \f. m I FFIK. t’lerk. j \ \ lit Hi- Edward MD nald Eppli. * forl*eUera ia •: ito i‘ear> iin .! in and lor said : r. Sdjl o 0 i - *,* Juiv 3tl. Jm O. Me I, KN DON, Ord. j Mar: Hi ur: ...ford, nary, August Term, 1860, tv n If. Wat F.xt ■ mnr of the ! V in.it will andretH-a gt of I o ... A.i fteisoni-o- c>:rjM?d ao required to slo w cause : if ay Uieybatr.wuh.il tv tunc prescribed by law ; why ! ; ;<JN::Hrai! q Wat* • shutrld not be dis | H.-vi-n Mode; t v mid -ttirtai sguatitn this Aug. b—w* u MALt'DM HAIR, Online ry. J ULORoU—Mw. a County; TITIfEHEAH John I, ‘.Matthew#, Executor of the YY las', will And tests meat of John lierendeii, ha | vjjig pi titioiiod this (.'own to be discharged ilrom *a:iF Alt cAitjerned me required to show cause I O t:>v v t.nve. wit'iiM the tune |re*. i.U?d l.y law. r “ ayenrdmgm ilm pray er <• ho peutien-. HAlit. Ordinary M. p iNorii-.tge Ac ;Hule NM. I ‘ Aprtk Term, lefift, j J.n I . l . Dine . ■ -ir., ) Hiew art Superior Court. IT appearing to trie Court by the I'ctiuon of John _- M ■ It, I . 1 tl‘e first day of January, 1 bJ*. j received, aud a!t>air, mail, ami dehven i In- due bill to Nutting Hchtt Faimer. or oearer. for Tim e Hundred ami I For* v two *■ -loofiellnr# value irreived. whidt said j due bill on said day nud ysai. caul Nulling, Scott St tarred ly and: e*-y n> >-.u.-l John M. Hcutt, and that af c C litarkbe n.execiitmi in* cert mu Deed of Mori j r-’: uh*' in in; ox eyed. Mo M other thing#, to the m “!i • h!e of;hr I'Bblu HquUtro tn the. town us ! v-r. •m| M‘.‘id! tt..ekweli A ILtetwiCk. and JF. ; Nmiiuff, runrs;> :! , ; . ->>utb mn. iv k-ei. Also, I.ot ui |,and No Tw enty Seven, pail of lot No. Twenty l Housh pan *s F: . bTof *oiA i*>r* m iheiwtniy lounh dist.ili • i . vul roomy 1 Amt a certain bouse i mi lot :•! ihesani low o m < unipkia. known ns ths I j llardw . k lot, lying > -utU ofU. . WorriUVresidence, i I uuheiiti:- uppiirtcn.il conditioned, that said’ I M..r. n; , shquld be v..,d. it said Jackson Ct: Black- ! . note and blit With lawful ! *:Trr*--* .. -It ten >• • and ettbet. And it [ appearing that wi.d no? and due b.il letuain unpaid ; iUd.-r-d, That t Jack out’ U. Olarkbnrn do pay ’ i , ,■ brfi/re tlo irt dny .of next Term “j | this t’e'Uft, ton Principal lHil Interest due on aid i M"i!. tud pofpt, (or siiou*saujifiu th* contrary,; u, . . m mdo wm Equity* Oi Red, iHpthni in *ul ! .... i M metg and ,-ieioiM- be mrever ‘bereaflm j I barred ,sad and. further ordered, That this | this Hi.,:e. or s.->ve,lon smd Jackson t*. V. Black- j rior r. nrt, .\p; ; ’li iio, lr- ! VI -# Uh duyNf May, I 1’ H F KIRKH b Juanf - w lm C.> k dupenort tNiurt. (•EOIU.S A , Tal trot Count y, *■ adioiin-trators Ot J, !, . WilHs, petition this Court j for k‘i'ts es dismieAlmi trout said admin is. ration: !>■ uat the Jar.u v Term next ensuing of this Goiirt. 1 m RltiN EETtirNB, Ordinary. \ I * IfEKRAH* Wi’diain J. Langfnnl applies for Let- j 1 y no- of Guardianship for ism ptnout ami prop erty ol It. L.. V. R.F.,nu*L. J. Langford, orphan* of Lew 10, B Laaglhrdk AlMrarwms Conrented nri> hereby notified to file I thy ol “■.l• v. . * •: *v 1 tve. on the first Moftdu;, ” Gix* .. uiui*: ; ‘ha olfirn. Pint July, lu. i:. a. RAIPORO, Uhttnary. ; Aupu.it r>. DV,-.wide. w;|SS|S^:rjvs:l •**•■ “it# mu,-ernod ere hereby notified to shew ) lu -> . t anv u . iiivM why tliesiid Stephen Hwam , *'•” “Id not iv duiuits( ,1 af, orduig to the prsyarof lit* Given Under toy Lord and otlicial signature this f July ’id, IttH* MALCOM IIAIR, Ordl'Ety. j tiEOIUiIA, Illarion County* Mari -i Court of Ordinary, lMarch Term, lßfiO Wiiham M. Brown, administrator on the , -tale ul iv icliola* Jonlau. having petitioned to he di-c barged tVoni tald tMlmintstratirtnr Ail perilousaom eruedsife required to show cause, ts any they have, within the time prescribed bylaw, , wiry the saiu Wi. iam M. Frown sitould not bn di*- iccnrrilng to the prayer of his petitition. Given undsr niv hand and official signature. this April lid. MALCOM HAIR Ordinary, apfil 6-wHm Chattahoochee Hheritf Sales. W’ILL le sold lictore the Court House door \ V in (‘usseta, t'hattahoctchoe county. on the first Tuesday in Hepti inber next, within the legal hour* ; of sale, the lollowing property, to-wit Two :*>'> ui the town of fusseta.otse known as the Tamard L‘*t. and the Other known as the Price I.ot, iiuiiiberS not known, levied on as the property of John Fn- • and from < liaual Interior Court, in favor of Jones Broach vst. John Fussell and Jesse T Cobb. Also. i.ot of I ..i ml nil in her one in the Sixth di :riri ol said ounty. a# the property of John H Morris; ‘!o satisdy u Mortgage Fi Fa. issued Irom Muscoge*- Huprnor Court in favor ol Jacob I*. I life*, sitxe ’ transferred to Thomas Bush. JOHN ; BERRY,th'tl'. j July 2!, IritiO -wide Ailminist rstor'* Smh . T ITIf.I. he sold bi-fore the Court House door in the \Y m 11,. tow nos Cunneta. Cluittahooehee county, in, tin tuht Tuesday .in October next, within the .sgal hours <f rale, all the lands belonging to the e#- 1 tale, of Robert \\ Rend, deceased, known as his un ; divided half interest in s<-l acre#, more or le*#, the lilac.- x*. > .-j.-,>n he lived and died. The other half in i iere-t can also be bought good terrrs# at the name time ’ Pun baser* are requested to examine the place hofor* Mm ‘lay <>f sale. By order of the Court of Ordinary T. rins mnde inowa *n the day of sale ltl\ EltH KEEFE. Adin’r. j Anguet 6th, lMiO—wide. | GEORGIA — Talbot County: Court of Ordinary, July Term, 18(i0. RI LE NlSl.—Whereas John H. Terry, adminis trator, ami Mary W. Gridin adnunistratm, peti ! lion this Court for letters o( disimsoioir He it therefore ordered, that nil psrsons concerned tie and appear al the February Term next ensuiiigol ■ t;o- ( v.im, then and there to shew cause, if any they have why said letter# should not lie granted A true extract from the minute* of said Court, Jttly :. Ifn MARION BEIJH NE. Ord f July :to—wCtii. f GEOUGIA—TaIbot County: Court or Ghuiaarv, July Tkhu. 1 Sto. Rl LE MHI —Whereas Henry H. McCrary, ad ministrator of Matthew McCrary, petitions this ’ Court for Letter# ul Di--n>i#sion: Be it ordered that all persons concerned be and ap ibe February Term next ensuing of tills Court i then and thereto show cause, ifany they have, why said letters should not lie granted. A true extract from the m mules of said Court, July Sin . 1 MARION BETHENE, Ord. * July 30—wfun. /.achariab Froctor, 1 Application to foreclose \ • y Mortgage in Marion Mu. D svidGuide-,. y potior i.oiitt, March, Term l^6i>. ON hrariugthe fictition and prouls of the petitioner m above stated rase. It is ordered by the Court ! th'ii the Defendant, David Golden,do ou or before I e oral day of next term of thi# Court pay into Court the -uui of two thousand dollars, the principal due on said Mortgage, w ith interest according to the tenor and ef | iret of the note# in said Mortgage mentioned, nr that the fuul David Golden do show cau at the next term i ot this Court why hi# equity of redemption in and to flic M rigaged premise*, t-- wit, lots of land number 1 sixty nine (MB and one hundred and twenty-six (It") | in tlie thirty-first (31) district ot originally Lee. now Marion county,should not be forever burred and fore 1 closed to the extent of said sum of two thousand do! j lar*. Ami it is further ordered that this Rule and Or dei be published once a month until the next Term pi j thiii Court in the Columbus Times, a public Gazette j A true extract from the Minutes of Marion Hupe i ri-.i Court. March 13. W4i GEORGE W McDl FFIE, f’lerk. March Id, IBfit)—lainfmi f.F.OUtiIA, .Morion Count) i Marion Court of Ordinary March Term, ISGU. Us HERE AH Mautuel 11. Crawford, Executor of the laet will and testament of Thomas Bivins, hav ing petitioned to be discharged irom said Executor - ; ship: All person* w ho areaunrerned, are required to shew i cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law, why the said Hamttel If. Crawford, should not | b* difUiiioH'd according to the prayer ofhis petition. Given under my hurnl and official signature this the 2d April, IH‘4I MALCOM HAIR. Ordinal). April 6. iHtiO—wfm AdiniiiGti-alorS Mole VCUKF.ABEY to an order ofthe Court of Ordinary . of Talbot county, will besoki on the first Tuce da v in Kept next, before the Court House door in the j town of Taibofton. said county, between the usual hour* of #nl**, the following valuable settlement of land belonging to the estate of Jlenrv Hnellings.de ceased, viz Four hundred acres of Laud, the late res -1 idenCe of Henry ttnelltngs deceased, situated about ’ one mile ami one quarter north ol Box Bpring onthe Muwogee Railroad, ou which there i* about 1,5 acre* ; of cleared land, good dwelling, gin house and oul liiiusc* The IMantation is well watered, land good. 1 Fhose desiring to examine the premise#, will call on ‘ William J. Weaver or nivSelf. ELIAS I. KING. Adai'i July SSd. lJtCh wtds PILES, FISTULA, STRICTURE. cancers and scrofvla cured. PA M PH LETS containing testimonial# of the highest racier, iu-to his sunress will l forwarded to any that may wish them. Those w ishing to test the efficacy of Dr. (’LOFTON'S wonderful remedies must give a correct description of the disease, its appearance in its incipient stage, present condition,location, Ac. A three cent stamp must accompany all cotumuniCE li(ii - Address .1 A. LT.OPTON, Huntsville. Ala. I I lit- UIARA.MEKI) mart— Iv. GEORGIA, Marlon County* XXT 11 BREA H WoiiEin C. Glaze, Executor of the YY w ill of Mazy A Glaze, deceased, applies for Letter# us Disutission from said Executorship AH persons concerned are hereby notified to show cause *if any they have) why said Executor should not be dismissed from said Executorship St lb# Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said rounty, on the first Monday in January next, (~vcm tinder my band and official signature, this June 13th. T#u3. ‘ MALCOM IIAIR, Ord June lth—wtiin GEORGIA —Harris County: rjAWO month* after date application will be made to A the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave im sell four negroes belonging to the estate of Geo W McGhee, late of said county, deceased. IHAACB MrF.\RLAN. Adm'r Augnst 7th, IB6o.—Wfin GEORGIA, Marlon County, IV'II EKE AH William A Bell liasapnlied to me for > V Letters or Adminirtra tion on the estate of Antes Duncan, deceased, late ol said county: All persons concerned, are hereby notified to shew cause, if any they have, why the administration ofsaid estate should not be granted to sail applicant at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said county on tlie first Monday in September next. Given Under my hand* and official signature this July 1, D’ O. ‘ MALCOM HAIR'Ord. July oth—w4od. AND JEWELER,
