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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1860)
Dousin'. n(irking 10 Kim imrohi Thn following moil romnrknMu f Interne,,l wn raoantly taada by lion. Anson Burlingame, in a opnoch in Min,M reported by ft corripondnt oFSi Bangor Union, of the 26th olt. * e would like to tee 31 r. l>oag|M’ Mtndx explain or refute thin remarkable announcement. The lion. Anton Burlingame eddrotted the citisene of Belfast on l*tt Tuesday evening. The only point the sneaker made which U worthy <>l the attention of Democrat*, it that which fltowot f.i bi alleged confidential relatione with Mr. D ouglat. Upon thin matter I give Mr. Uurlin gamc'e language, at fellow*: “Colfax, 1 rank Blair, and myaelf have had frequent private m terrlewe with Mr. Douglas. iu bli own house. On those ocoaeion* Mr. Douglas freely made ueo of expression* of the deepost indignation against* Southern dictation.” “ I also had u private in terview with Douglas,” continued Mr. Burlin game, “on the occasion of his visit to Boston.*-- Mr. Dougins then made use of this language ‘Burlingame, l am elected Senator for six years l have got Joe Lane's head in h basket, and shall soon have Slldtd's, Bright’* and Fitch’s.— Won't it be a splendid sight. Burlingame, toaee McDougul returned from California. Baker from Oregon, and Douglas and ‘Old Abe,’ all at Wash ington together—for the next President is to come from Illinois V ” Mr. Burlingame then exhorted the Douglas men to vote tor Lincoln, both to revenge the wrongs done to their favorite by the Southern Democracy, and to carryout Mr. Douglas’s wish es-"for,” said Mr. B. “what else than the elec tion of Lincoln coaid Mr. Douglas have had in view when, in his recent speech at Hooky Point, Rhode Island, he declared that he never, on earth would agree to a union with the Breckinridge men.” “This, 1 * said Mr. D , “means the election of Lincoln, and nothing else.” Fiom the Louisville Courier Probable 11 Itbd rural of Mr. iiougiaa- Urrut Alarm la tbe Douglas < amp Ihe Boot on the oihrr Foot. Tbe origin of the report that Mr. Breckinridge meditated a withdrawal from the canvas, as there never wns sny foundation for it, has not boon un derstood. A well inf-rut oil cone pondent of the National Democrat, (Cleveland, 0.) let* the cat out of the bag this wlr-e - “Cleveland,” lh* WashgipVoti telegraphic correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, 1s Douglat’private secretary; ond says the report originated, under these circumstance* “Mr. Douglas, finding bis chances for Iho Pres idency just no chances at all, had written bach t > confidential friends hero,giving such intimation of an intention to declini; as alArmed them; and tbe rumor that Breckinridge intended to the same thing was a happy thought to prevontthe ex eon* tionof Douglas'project. I have tbeae facts from sources entitled to the grejresf confidence, and so far from Mr. Douglas having given up the ides, he still entertains it, and is unxioua to follow out his own views, which he feels confident yrijl result in bis nomination and election four years hence. Many of bis friends here, who Lava haen lot into the secret, approve of his withdrawal, while oth ers, who, like Forney, have been playing into the hands of the Republicans, unwilitug to sen Judge Douglas yield the track, for leer it will elect Breckinridge and Lane. The e Lin 1 know to he true facts, and I am confident ttinr Douglas, who ii deeply Involved by lotto speculation, m anxious to retire from a hopeless contest, in t>rder to look aftor his prlrato affairs.” Ho itr is Douglas; and riot Breckinridge, who wants to withdraw? And tkis, wo doubt nt, is the true version. Douglas Isa bad mnn but he has been badly (rented by his.friends. Ho be trayed them by refusing to lead them over to the Black Republicans, a.* ho promised bolero the leading oanviws, and they will bnvti rntisfac tion Ly forcing him to light their battle* for thorn now. They suppressed nis letter'to Baltimore, begging them to let him off ; and they will hold him on until after the October eloction, when he wUI probably withdraw anyhow. The Great Strcrjmtftkr* for sso,ooo. roLu nii.n heats -famuon couwas:. Wears on tho ovd of one of the most impor tant raro incctiops ever hold in tho North. The normu* amount, of tuouey staked upon tho re sult, tbs character lor honor and staunoh integ rity, aceArdod to tho <nmtending partios, and tho lame and renown Required by tjie stood* engaged in the contest, hare invested iho coming raees over tho Fashion Course with interest audoxoitc uent seldom, if over felt in this section us the country. The firri grand event will he the meeting of Planet, Daniel Boon and Cottgnrep, for a sweep takes, s&,ooi< suhaorintum, half forfeit, to which the proprietor of the Fashion Course has liberal ly contributed making a total of s2t>. 000 to the winner. Tho distance four mile heati. Under Un>< iremit#Mutccr, llto uinount ui mu ney to ho rou for would naturally attruot all the world and his wife to witness the rare ; and when coupled with the fact that three of the best homi* in the country are the rival* in this contest, the furore which hoe been awakened, and i •'till on the increase, la by no means surprising. On'fuosdey, the ilatb of September, (he race will taka place, Htid, &fa matter of reference, wo give the names of the owner* and horses Messrs. T. A T. W. Boswell’#, (of Vp.) oh. h. Planet,by lUrvenue, out of Nina, by li.. t..> ; live year* old. Messrs. Lfoailuax *1 Cottrell's (of Ala.; b. a. Daniel Boon, by JLvxingtoo, out of Magnolia, by imported Oltmcor; four years old. Mr. Thomaa i*oryeur' (of 3 C ) b. o. Lnngart* by imp. (ilcnooe, out of Miflawootl, by imported Monarch: four year# old. The first named, rianet, by bis successes in Virginia, Gforgin and Lbultianu, has fairly laid claim totho title Hr gvandriro, liot toil, so nobly gained “the trareiing conquering terror.’* lie haa run at all distant. . noma sixteen or eighteen racer, antbhas tuet with but two reverses in his whole career, ami (hen defeats happened at times when hir friends were clearly of opinion that he war not in condition ; and yet, even in defeat,l he record etandr in one of them unrivalled. Ilia or rival at the Fashion Cornu© on Thursday last ad ded fuel to the flame of excitement which alrea dy existed * and the crowd that followed hi# foot etep* from hir rtable to the course on Hominy io witnerr hir exercise, and returning, besiogei his stable door to got a eight of \iltu when stripped, fully indicated the Interest that is Mt in his -on cer*. Daniel Boon wajj rcarevf in Kentucky, by John M. Clay, Esq., of Loxlngtou. In hir tbiec rear old form while there, be mu two racer and war eerily beaten hi both. 110 came into the bandr of Mr. Tbomar IS. I’atterson last fall, and hat; tluoe run four race#, in ail of which the wreath of triumph encircled h:S brow, and in one ofthein at Now Orleans, be met and vanquished the world renowned Flanot, in the beat raco at two utile beats ever run in America—3.Bß Tt.'jtV’* ‘ The lost was, iu a groat measure, the cause us the prorent grand evout, each party believing i. own the belter uag—non* errron.* Congaree was raised hr his preioit owner, Thomas Puryeur, Esq., of Columbia, ? C In all hir contort*, leu in oarnbet, he bun proved t .. fleet for tbo iwiftect—too stout for the urong With hitu “there llßOlucb word as faM.” At the host accounts, all the horses were doing well—."going like mad.” Oue of the conditi n# of the race is “agood day. In this event w shall be greatly disappointed if the heat time<M>i made in the North, oven that of the nonj ..roil Fashion, be not made a matter of the p.t t itu pilnt of the tcll-talo pece. The oreulr of the Friday follow ing the gn at rweeprtake* will he noted more tally u- due time, sulfloeitto say that (hero will !>e thrbe ram iu •no day. The flat, a match race bote con Proph et and Ojstermtui, four mile heats, fur SIO,tUHI. The aeuonti, a match between Muddy Coon (the nemo ought to beat him) and Tbrogeneck, to which there avre six or eovtit nominations. This it certoinly an eatrardluarjr attraction, and doubtless a multitude that no man cun number, will witae*r tlic i*te*.-r-pi,rf*r' . tyxraouFftY (Ala.) I'au. Hack.*. Ihe f*U race* ut Montgomery Ala.. xvtjl'eoiuroeuoe yn Tuesday, the 30tb of <ot., aud cvutinue Itv o Uuv The following is tho programme First day, sweepstakes for .t yoar 01d,., mile boats, S3UO subscription, SSO forfeit, the t lub to a.ld S2OO if tUroo or more “tart Kaue day. Jockey Club pure S2OO, mile Inputs ••otrsnee ten par cent added. Kecond day, sweepstake* for year oldv, one mile, SWO subsetiptiou, half forfeit ’!.• club to add S2OO if three or more enter. Same day, Jockey Club puteo $ tod, to- mite heats, an trance tm per cent., added. Third day, IWauke L-r alla-i. three mile heats, S2OO subscription, p. p., ft.ur yr more to till the stake and tho club t.. add soou. seoond horse to save liia aubfcnptu.n. [\f this Make -hould not fill the S6OO will be -iff. rtd as .1 >ekey Club purnc three mile heats.j Fourth day, sweej stakes tor .’ >*ur olds, two mile heat a, SJOO cuG.-c ription, sluu forfeit tic ebb to a<M S.IOO if three or more start. Same day. saddle horse raw (Ktrietly’ for -,ad •lie, one mile. Fifth day, Jockey Club purs* *IOO, mile heats, best 3 in j. Same day, Jockey Club pur . S2OO. for hen ten horses, two and a half miles, Paooaesa or Tfi* STtfar L\vjniDAf* Mr. Douglas has spoken at Rochester and at Lyons, at the former of which places tho followitii’ new feature was introduced into Li peeh* aeeomln - to the telegraph i “He claimed that he had always tup ported and upheld the Missouri Compromiar, o lyug as the people of the free States were willing to abide bv it, and in 1549 bad introduced a bill, which was passed by the Senate, extending tho hue to tho Paeiflc. Tho House r< jetted that bill, aud be claimed if it had parsed it, it would hare settled slarery agitation forever. Jle charged that it had been defeated by a uuion of free-oilers and Southern fire-eaters, who bad then combined against the Missouri Compromise, a they new combine again-t popular wvercigntv To .Our Debtor* ! rnnohE O'our friend* who have been so kind a* A become indebted to u*. and whose indeb'ellnas* la past dne. will please coin© Up nod nettle, as we are compelled to nave money. We have done our duty end we now give you 30 days to perform vours, nth erwiae we must turn over nor paper* to an offerer for collection. ALLI'M** BA RUFF Cusseta, fla., Bttplvmber 17—w it SIO lUWAItD M RAN AWAY from n.y farm, in the lower f VJL pa ll .( Bussell Couitlt, Ala , about the *Hb if June last, orv negro man COLLIN* about Sfi ~r 30 ye si* of age, of dark complexion, nl,out 5 feet 8 inthe*- high and weighs about —A--: ISO 11,*., in -lirewd an.i ilillllge.iii. a rough ie*m carpenter, and prolksee*. to’he a painter No rusrlis or sears recollected, except a small one on the Pit rote hover at the hand rut with an iu< A Bov of none inform* me lie; has a small raised scar nearly under one arm, but a little hack, caused by sticking iu the point nl a knife, und another nearly upon tin? top of one shoulder, some two inches long; thinks they Hie not upon the same side. • oJliiM is piotiably engaged wirti some negro pain ter. d* a free boy, in or around OolubUi, Atlanta, Mat on or Augusta, Ga .and is vary likely with a Inn known us Hheppard O’Neal. -T he public will closely scmtsnixe ewety boy answering the dsscription given anti if reported tree look st hi* credential*, lie no doubt ha* a pass of some kind. 1 will give the above reward for hi*confinement in Jail so I ran get him. any inioliigem :<• thankfully received. D T IIAI.LIDAY Auburn, A'a., Hepi. Bi— wfit. LAND! (TIP. undersigned i* anxious to sell till (■ hi* Land in Hu**<Tl county. Alabama, ex llUll <-ept his Home Place, nr exchange them for ULL <o lu minis town pro|Mirty. By tutting them up o great many small planters t an he furnished with choice homes. Bes ore the debt sod pay the Intereßt, and lime t in he had. or they will lie sold low for Cash. Bee the price* I pay tax on them and see the land My titles are good. Heverai place* are im proved considerably. WILLIAM II MAVNOR, Haletn, Hassell county. May 7th, IWXi--wlf. Laud for Sale. I offer firrr sale my Plantation lung i slaliee -reek, Mm on county .Ala. four miles from Huerry’* Depot, Mo h.le and Girard llallroad, adjoining • In f” 1 t‘ T Austin, of (olniii |,ui The trai t contains Kevon Hundred and Ten Acre*, about one halt i loared and mostly fresh, and ftoimlel* of Prairh . Hammock, and Hsruls rind, mix ed with lime. Il I* one of the most productive place* hi the country, perfectly healthy, abundance of never rilling water—a ,<;ooifdwoiiHig, gin house and screw, and nil other necessary build in gt With the nboye. If desired. I would sell Ihe lot on which I live in the Town of Warrior Bland, distant Hires miles from the plantation. Apply early and grt a good bargain * It lIDTvMN. M D August *idth, IfifiO w f Valuable Place for Sale. 1 °ff*f for sale n good Plantation >n 11 I, ul.be. , r.-ek o| t.Ulnrn-H, ■wr^CTKb | ni | li | I ot which are cleared and in .< * good state of cultivation, pood negro dK&wMMrttV houses and nil OUtllOttse* complete The cause of offering my place is going west I have pur- based west, and 1 will neii a bargain !<• any one will buy. | have a good eop oi Voiton and corn al irndy mode oath#*'place lwiltscll both as they stand or the place separate)) . Thr* place lie* ;i mile i from f'u.lieci, and 4’ :, from Bilver liuu on the Mobile and olrani Railroad. Cnll at the Livery Biublt of |vey,tHmllh $r so f’o turn bio., I, H.TIfOMPBnN Angunt I Jth dlt wll Valuable Farming Land FOB SA I ri*;. House rhmi.’thooi III r, coil III), oil the Tuesday In Qclohni next, within the i i e legal hot|gs of sale, all the real estate, i veaptiag widows’ dower, belonging to the es tate oi'Ur. iaiae* EiT.ester.daceasea, roniaining *uo ncins, iiiora or tesM, eoiiHist’iig of'lot Number 113 and frarlbm Numhei h hi ihe.'l3d district of originally Lae now Chattahoochee; 4|M> Lots No* 113, lit. part of Ibis No 116 and I IP, and part oflot No. hi Tin the tlth j Distwcl ot originally Mu*eig?e, but now f ‘liailahoo , i lieu c onuly: T lie Atsove lands need no other than iheirpnidtuTlon. Which for corn, cotton, and such othur product* au aru raMed tiMiaJly on farm*, cannot b ;surpa*sed iu Houth-western (fJcorgiu.— There i on tho place aoUfUciepl proportion us open lauds P.r Hhineiliate use, and I* wi-tl supplied with water. Person* desiring to purchase are requested to all and examine the premia*, it* lines, houndarleN, &r , previous to the day of sale. By order of the. t ourl oi Ordinary. Terms made known on the dsy of **!. VV. W. HlliPP, Adiu'r. Align si rib, I 800. wtd* (dntiivillc Female (Ullege, (ilennvlllc, llnrlmur r>onnty Alnimmn. Till’ l’all nud Winter ‘l’orui will || Monday September ltd, und Friday (he Jth April. Tbe Spring and .Summer Term will open Monday ffrh April, nnd close Wcdtieadtiy, June I2tb, 1801, Gleutivillc, Aug. 15- d.U wßtu. forkllllll, V onus A Kolterls, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, t.AMT SIDB or OOLKTffUHPV STRgXT, HFFOKITK TIOIPF.It AJVCK B U.ii. AT THK OLD MTAND <F I ii > 1 xLIJtTS xVMcK i:K, UJ !’• tMVtte rite stlrnlfou of fiicitd* and the publii generally, tn mir large ami vailed nine It of VEHICLES, of every (Isaciiption, ■•mbractng every ranciy nl Fine loaohei, Hooka ways, Light Top Wagons, Top anil No-Top Buggies, Side Springs Buggiea Funny Light Trotting Wagons, &o„ All ofthe latest and most approved styles and best makers, and which we offer inf sale on the m **t hi - rammodatiQc tetuis Ik-mg convinced Hint the CASH HYHtF.M i* most ooudtici e to the interests of both httyei and elicr, w<-Khali endeavor to ennduct our bustuesß a* nearly a* possible on that plan, uml we their tore oiler 1 xthaori>inahx inbiw rxiMTs to 1 *h putchaser*, feeling assured we mn make It greatly to the advantage of all parties ileHiring vein to bring iitc titoitey. Having ample facilities we tenpectfuHy aolteh a rail, and hope hy strict atteditiuu to Im sines* to merit and receive a liberal ehnte of pa Donate, I’ M. - Ilavtag extensive and complete workshop! we are fully ptepmed to do repairing in all it* hraio Ii eat the ehoitetH noun- uad in the best tuanuei. To enable os so a lopt the lows*! possible scab of prices, nil work and. 1 * 11 om -li-*p - wIM be cash >.ll d<-li\et\ of tl,.- work- HURT. U LOCKHART. Hpff. II YOUNG, JOB. v ROBBHT^ ( ••10t01... , 1 nly S) wn. Ft RNITItRF AM) WOODKN WAR F. The Troy IHAViiifafluriiiff (o. inauiilVn luge largely, .yi ami have nw in • • l nl whuhvvc war l:u l durable uml ol I also man ufa turn MnttroHsos, Holstl ’illow.Sec. .V c. Os ail sire# and of the h**t material ami make. Our Cottage t'liairx Us which w have a large stnk and are Constantly munnfiiriiirmg, pi? the best that gr mad finrtlt iV eouili We make a literal drocoutH to dealer*. TEnMfl CASH 1 PRICES LOW. | Wiuv It- 11 mm Nff. 40 east side of Itioad |. Colitnihiro, JIPH.RffuN a II \MiI.TON Columbus, Ga . Mum It tO dWtf AKONATIt BITTER CO li 111 i 1.. OS/C A ROMA TTV BITTERS, \ Cordial (or l.ailles, Aged Person*,*,. OfUwee two varieties of lUllors the first is lo lie taken mixed with any ague-able tluiil. While the se cond ma> fir taken pure, nr both ma> be i.uugledio gciltei, forming a bitter of greater or lee* iutensity no ns t please every taste The aroma and delicious Jlttvoi tin.* bitters have Induced the finest judges to pronounce them superior lo say hitherto inauulbrtur bey arc paiticulaily efficacious in restoring health, and le-csubUshlug impaired digestion, that fruitful source of dteaeea; Mich as Dyspepsia, Ner vous ami Liver Affections, Genera! Weakness, etc . •iiof which render life nhimlen In any fever, fol lowed by protracted convalescence and consequent Weakness, nn remedy is better adapted t,. icstuir strength and hasten the complete return of health IL/ N U. The American Bnter* may likewise he taken pure. They do not contain much spirits. The strong flavor theyposeeas arises from the aroma, the predominance of a bitter principle, both of which are however, highly agreeable Bald Bitters have been introduced into general use in the principle hotels, coffee houses, 4r. „ inr'idhy a A FCYCIIAVD, W Royal Htrest, New Mi mans THOMaH BRADHIM Agent fr Cfflnmbn May 14, 1860-vvft s*. a. Btallord, Attorney at Law, UI.AKKI.Y, KAIU.Y, eO„0A, Bl.ktlj 0., April 2, ISAA. l( | M D. RCIiF.KS ESq., Attorney and Counsellor a tLaw, (■■liner, Texas. Ml> UOOERrt, K*q . Attorney and * . at Law,and Henernl Land Agent—will also attend promptly to the collection of (,'iaiin* All com munications answered w iiltont delay. Address, HU aier, Texas febO Wtf J II TAYLOH WM.TAYLOR aYLOK & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Ciitlihei-I, (tin. Us ILL PRACTH Ein the ( onattusof Bah* t < isv, Calhoun, Early, Bmidolph, Bicwart It 1 erreil, and willgivs prompi attention t alt busbies* entrus led to lh*:in u.ivTl -wll Shorter, < ham Iters A Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KLFAULA, ALA. Will praotico in liarhour and the adjoining counties of Alabama and Heorgiu. K. H. RHoKTKH. W. 11. •MA MBRRR. 11. R. HHOItTKH. . May 27, 183 k. (f CULLENS & TIJRMFHKEI), ATTORNEYS -AX LA.W FORT (JAINKS^HA. Will practice in Clay and adjoining counties iu (leorgiu, andin Henry county, Ala. Apr ! * >46o—wtf Thomas %V ( oltli, ATTORNEY AT LAW. PRESTON, WeWtcr County, Lu. Will practice In the counties of Clay, Chatla hoochee, Webster, Early, Kamlolph, btewart and Humter Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Jan2fi 1867—wtf. ii. n. stAi'p, ATTOUSTEY AT LAW, OolumbuH, <J:i. Ur 11 1. practice in the f'linltatiooehee *'irniit and adjoining cmtnlics. Office on Kandolpii Slieet, a I'eW doors west of the Fast Office. Julykft—dwtf, HMITI i He POU, ATTOKNTF.YS AT TANARUS, \ YV. TIAKK( l jt:i; tu. Will practiceiirMacon and adjoining cuunties. IIVTUUM B. RUITII Kit. W. futr upril 27 <1 wll. Jms-|>li I' 1 . I*oll, ATTORNEY AT X.AW, I'OLUMUD.N, UKOHUIA. tidier on Randolph Hired, over Holland Huh ■lnn’ Dffbe, Ajtrfl Jd wdly. Tlai'ioii Hr llm nr, attohnev:at law, TALBOTTON, Talbot Cos. On Oeuibar 24, U6S. widtl Hosi-s x. I.aws, ATTOHNKYH AT LA W, COUIMHI S, liI.ORUIA H J.MOHKH 1?M a Ta. 4 net door tn tt.e Po,t o'fDcu..afiiC Kuiit. I. 1858. dwii. J.MI M I'UIUIPh WAI.TKKir WKRMH ■'lnlip-. A WrrniN, AttomovK at Law, CRAWrOBD, ALA Will practice ip tho Ootirts of Kumsoll Opunty ; iu the Supreme Court of tbe State, and in the United States District Court at ‘Montgomery. March 2d, Isfili wldti. J. FOULU & SON, i ) e NTISTS, Oftioe on Katidulph Street, Broad. COLUMBUH r A Columbus, Deo. R, 1867. dAwti |ak\V, r. I.ee, 11. I>. V. ll uxW Denial Surgeon, OFFICE Corner Broad and Randolph Streets, 1 COLVMBVS (iEOR(,!\. Deceuilier 17,186(1. wAdtf. GOOD NEWS! • MIST RECEIVED [ A LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY OK IwROVER A H\ki:it S FAMILY SEW IAU MACHINES, OF TUB LATEHT IMI'ItOVUMHM H Families who have waited (him tout; <"> Uiw most perfect Hewing Machine, i\r* re*pe<tfolly hivtfcd to < n l l and exuum-e ihVm j As mi evidence of the superiority of Grover A. Hu I kpr's Hewing Machines, it is enough to say, there | are now some J'.i.lKHJof them in daily use nod the <!• mmui for them in increasing Family, Plantation and HrwreuderV Machines, r constantly kept on hand ut No. M Uioad Htreet, Columbus, Oa., four doors above thecornerni Manley, Hodge* It Go. Instructions for using the Murluneu given free 10 those who wish tn pMteliasc We submit the following oil ilia, le*. from well known gentlemen of (hit* section, who hare thorough ly testedthe Grover mol Bukei Hewing Machine#, to which is gilded the Ceruluate of Mi- Giesham, a Diess-Maker of this oily (From lion Jamas |\ Dowdell, l.iFuyetic, Ala.) l. Frvrril, Air . Man li W. lhM* Mi KHi I'll. i :iumbiis, (is. lieui Hir—l take pleasuie m rei-iNtiim-nding fJrdvci A Hakor’s family Hewing Macliiue. We have u ed (he one w hich we pari hosed ot you, more Hum si* months, and it is all Hint you’represented it to he it Is not only aconveuiem e, Inn w legatd it an uuli.< pensilhlc necessity Very respeclAsHy, i F. Dow HE H IFrniwt'ul. Ilinns Holt* Columbus, Ga : 44iover A H iker’s Hew ing MlChinc has fveen in n-> id my thiuily for several mouths, and has given entire satisfaction. 1 1 does not get on to I order, finely breaks needles or tliieud, or gives trouble oi deify ju its man ugeiueut. ItsHiiuplK iiy ofeousirtiflion,amt the vase ami facility with which it ran be used; nit-Hinte n paitoflis inuncioo- chief excellencies. Match U.IhSW JIINRA Mol.T Iln-inMis M (Jit-show, Columbus. | I have been using outs oi Orovei A Baket's H. wing < Machines, m my business of Dress Making, amlrheei i fully testify in the ease and rapidity with which my style of Wotk may be areoiiiliHhlkml tty its use, tolls sflnpitc tty of const ructloo and consequunt ease ru man agement Nn cousideiatiou could Induce me to he w ithout owe, or etchange it for any oilier pattern I have seen M AR\ t.'ltltrill A M July Ist, IKMI [Front I A tliokiiw A t'o , t'oluinhus, (In We have used one of GmverA Baker's Hewing Machines in our shop for three years past, and tlml -t perl. rtly prs< tica le, uasily ke.pt in order, and well adapted to various kinds of work ill a Tailor** ft Imp. j W • take pleasure in lecomuiendmg it to Hie pnbiie. I Fuh IHA‘* I. A HIIOKAVV At O D KEITH. Agent. OOLUM9kTJfci. (AHOHQIA. Golunibus. Nov 11, lt5U own NOTICE. \ I R II < MchEE having disposed oi bis Carriage 1 depository and Htock ill llie Carriage hliaiiios hi t olinnlms.lias located his office at the store of Messrs Chaffin A JohimAu. Uioa.l Hired, w here all pnrties indebted by note or account will find their ‘btiins in the hands of Jolui O. McKee for settlement, and parties owing old claims are parilrularly reques ted to call and Mttiu by rem-wal oi otherw i*e. July U-wtf || r . McKEE. tlacliinc Scwiii;. I ADlEH.sava your Ungers. \U descriptions of I j Hewing, foi I'.tiiulKS, Hotels, Ptanlnuei *, done at the Haigs Uoou* of the Utover and ffaker Hewing Machines, as iirond Htrett Ladies wishing instruction on the tirover *. linker Machine will be waited on hv Miss Cook al the *!••• room, or at tlteir resilience in any part of the city Columbus, HcptTJ -dlwtt I* KRITII, Vgeti’ I. SAftNAHQ & il. v COLUMBUS, OA. VVIIOLESALE AMD KKT ~ il. GROCERS A PROVISION DEALERS gII.AVK on hand and will coiuinue to receive a large and wall selected Stock, umbrae mg eve ry article !n theirilno, which are offeiwd to then friends and the ipibltr al market prices- Come’ and see us. Is7—dwn ‘ Hlowit null. r\| k HAt KH for sale hv fahiodtf e Barnard a co MKBS HOKK. 1 1 U | HUI.H tor sale by •Unt Feb. lA.—dwtt B. B AHN AKD. 4 CU. HAVANA CIGARS, 1(M) (MV) niRKrT IMPORTATION., Ulo ,1 I'f\rVrVr\J brands, ft-r sale by marVl—wdtf F HaRNaRD 4 CO. j Ayer’s Cure, FOR THE SPUEDY CURE OF Inteiuititenl Fever, or Fever and Ague, llerntttent F ►ver,Chill Fever IliiinD Ague, Pcrloilcul Ileadaelie, or Utllii lleadaelie, mid Iflllous Fe ver*, Indeed for (lie whole Clasa of dlaenee* originating In biliary ile rangement, caused l*y lle Mninriei of Mia*mnlatlc countries. No one teniedy is louder called fur ■ t,) the ini■•M*itie* of tlie Aiiu-ni.i,, ■■ iar pKOple, than a sti/c and saf cure for lever and Ague, rtucli we are now ■ ri nuhlcd to offer, with a perfect cer -B®- that ir w ill erndkau- tli dls- M . and with i***uranc.e, founded on “ pntnf, that no harm uii arise from it* use in any quantity. j Thatvuuch protect* from or proventa this disorder muH Ins es imno n-c servico to the communities ! where it prevails. Prevention i* better than cure tor the jin'i- 111 c, the risk w Inch lie taumt run in vio hnt attacks of this bai* lu distemper Tin* • Cun ” expel* the miaeiuatic p<l*oii of Fever and Ague from the system and preveabf the development of the dis ease. il taken on the first approach B jiretnonitory symptoms, lit* not only the best remedy • ver y.-t discovered for this class of complaint*, but also thn cheapest. The large quantity winch we supply <or one dollar brings it within Hie reach of everybody; and iu hillous districts, where, fever and ague prevails, ev- T eryhody should have it and u-e it freely, both for cur* | and protection. Ills hoped this price will place it within the reash of all- Hie poor as well a* the rich. A great supefluriiy of this remedy over any other ev er discovered for the speedy and certain eure ot Inter mittent* i*. that it contains no Uninine or mkeral, consequently it produ*c* no quini-m or other injuri ous effect* whatever upon the constitution. Those cur ed h y it are left n healthy a* if they had never had the disease. ( Fever nnd Ague Is not alone the consequence of miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheu matism, Gout, Headache Blindness, Toothache, Ear ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Affection of the Hpleen, Hysterics, Fain in tbe Bowels, Paralysis, Colic, and Derangement of the Bromacli, all nl which, when originating in tin*cause, ‘put‘on the Intermit tent type, or become periodical This “CUBE” ex pels the poison trorn Hie blood, and consequently cure* them all alike. It is an invariable protection to imimgraiiu or person* traveling or temporarily rei dinclu lire mafariou*di*lrifU. Iftaken <ccasionally or daily while exposed to the iofeetion, tliat will l*e excreted from the system, audp anuot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Uence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, sod few will eversuffbr faom Intermittent*, if they avail them selves of the protection tliis remedy all’ td. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the Purposes of Family Physic, are o composed Him disease within the range of their u< iurn can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties ■‘•arch and cleanse, and invigo raw very portion of the human organism, correcting iri diseased action, and restoring iu healthy viialitb--. Am a consequence of these proporties, the invalid who it bowed down with pain or physical debility i*a<- mulshed to find his health or energy renored by a remedy at once no simple and inviting Not only do Huy ettreevery day complaint* of eve ryhody, but also many formidable and .dangerous di* vase* The agent below named i* pleased to liirnisit giati* my American Almanac, containing certificate* or then lire* and diref jinn* for their use iu Hie bdlowing complainis: fWOerir/'*, Heartburn, Uuulatkn, r)*r*jr from Ih.-orJfrtJ Stomach, Xiiu>ra, InJigi ttion. Pain in and MorluJ Inaction of Hit Bauflt, I alulcmy, / e * if sf,ip, IPX flnundk*, nod other kindred complain,s, arising from a low stale of the body or obstruction of it function- They are an excellent alterative forth, renovation ot lire blood, and lb'* r< .inration of tom and sireugth to the system debilitated by di-ieane Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FUR THE RAPID Cl RK OK RoaglUf (’old*. Influeniti lloarsnrMs, Cronli, Inclpleitt I oumuapiliiiq amt for the relief of Conauiuptlve |e tlrnti In silvsaceil kiagrn off lie dis ease . Bo w ide h tbe field of Itu u<e til lues*, and ho nume rousart) thb cascH of its > ure*, that uhnotu every sec lion ol country abounds hi persons publicly known, who havubcon lottomd Irorn nlHruting and even de*- pet.'lt*’ dr ■*!*•., of Ihe lung* by it* u-e When once trted.it* superiority over othrr niedh iqe of it kind is too apparentto escape b*ervaiton, and wltora It* virtues are known, llie public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for lii distressing and dan gerous affections of ibe uuhooi.ary organ* that are in cideni to our climate. VYhiie many mfirior reiiu die* ihriiKt upon Hie community lift ve failed and been dis carded this has gained friend!* by-uvery trial, <onfer red Ixsneiii* on tjie allli. led they can never forget,and nrodiired cur>. too numerous and too reinariuiLlc to ho forgot ii n FREFARED BY OK. .1. < - IVKK (V I 0„ LOWELL. JIASt, Al! our remedies for sale by II A VII.AND, * LARK At t.'IURf. K i UMIEFII TU< KEK. J M. UlKriON, Mobile, Ala > WM II (I ILL, Warsaw. Ala irr And by all Drnggi*!* in city find couatry March.lT, lwK>-dvvly War! War! War! J* OKCI ARKH AOXteMT PAIJIM OK AM BV 1)11. A. \Y. YLLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! \N D every B'liiiheroei wiil h *aiiueil by using one Dollar’* worth that they Imve no furtheru*e j for Northern Lioiiio iilh Foi Family and Plantation 11*0 it ha* 00 equal. It cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia i Mtrains, Bniimw, Burns, Fresh Cuts, l'ums in the | Back or Limbs, Cholic 111 man or beast, ami 1* the on ■ ! ly certain remedy known for Blind Hiaggor* in Horse j -and everyone will find it a saving or time and 100- ! ney by keeping u supply on lianet. jP/’Prepared by Dr A. VV AI.I.LN, Cohtfnbus, Ga. Nunc genuine without the Signature and Seal of A. VV. ALI.HN Fnttealo by I Itril If ART so (IIA I’M AN afid J. \V. lIKOOJKrt Calmnbu*. VV vmao- arosponsiuii- agent to r ve.y Boutiieril town and village IL-'(’AIJTIM.N TOF.VBUYBODV Don’t UMttny iimre Northern Liniment until you have given the ffnuriiernj.iiuuif 111 a fgir trial. ( Kiml-1( ATI’ Coi.rMpt s, Mgv 13, J BAD. Iti A. W. ALI EN Deaißir Allow us \p pri-sent you tlilseertificate for your Bouihern l.initueni VVe have- used over a hundred bottle* of your valuable medicine during the last year, nnd do not hexitaic hi saying Unit w< never saw a Liniment equal In it, ami have used all kind* We have used yours for Cholic both for Negroes ami Horses, and in tm instance, lias it foiled to affect speedy relief. VV e consider tl an 10- valtitthlemedicine foi Cholic, Sprain*. Bruises, Hu el liiißs, Fresh Wounds. a< .and would not be without It Ibr any consideration. J nly 17— wn .1. VERNOY so Cp FISTULAS. PILE. STRICTURE, CANCERS AND 6CHOFI I.A CURED. I)AM I’ll I.CPs containing testimonial* of tin- highest I rharaetsr, as to his since** will be forwarded -• any that may wish them, Those wishing to imf the ertkacyol Dr. CI.OFTON'H wmidertiH remedies must give a correct (inscription ofthe disease, it* uppearam e ill its incipient stage, ptesuut cntidilion. lonatten, so.- A thin* cent stamp must aeenmnar.v all comtnuiiiea tion*. Address .1 A. CI.OTTt t%. Hiuil-.v tile, Ala. t I RKM Cl 1 ARANTEED maritewly. EEAlfjj- * I'* vj; U: .. - ‘*~M ) I ■ Ij rv._. DR. MOTT’Sep O’ Ira In beat c An :tp;i iut and itomacltic prepuratiou of IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com bustion m Hydrogou, of high medical author ity an-i extraordinary efficacy in each of the following complaintt, vix.: DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA. CONBTI PAT [ON. SCROFULA. SALT RHEUM. BCURVY. JAI Niifl ‘ ’ !M'U t’OM PLAINT# RHEUMA TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER MIT fL NT FEVERS. NEURALGIA, CHRONIC HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNES3. MIS MENSTRUATION, WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc.. riMTLES ON THE FACE ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN. t> The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and thus circulating through tho whole eyitern, no part of the body cau escape their truly wonder nil influence. Tho experience of thousand* daily proves that no preparation of Iron can for a momant be compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de pression of vital energy, pale and otherwiee *ickly complexions indicate its necessity in al most every conceivable caae. In all cases of : male debility uluor albus, chlorosis, etc.), its effect* are delightfully renovating. No remedy hiu ever been discovered, in the whole history of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, and fully restorative efiVcta. Good appetite, com pleto dictation, rapid acquisition of strength, with an uuuaual disposition for activo and cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use. Asa grand stomachic and general restorative it has no superior and no substitute. I'lif it|* In uml Qnt it*< tnl voiitnlnliig M i>!Um. jirlw nits per iwx; tx boxes, V 4 •'<*; one (loam biM, 41 00. For nl<- by f-riirrally. Will lie sent free to “iij luuin-m oh mrl|it of the price. Ail let ters. tr., Mhoitlcl In- aihiriiuil to B B. LOCKE & CO.. Gonoral Agonts. ::;u uroadway, x v. N.B.—The klieve Is n fuc-slmllr of tho bel on riMiti Ihh. For saloby PEMBERTON A CARTER, Nor. 14—wly Celumbn*, 9. DR. J. BOVEE ROD’S IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS. ARE made from a pure and unadulterated Wine, . which i* about double the usual strength of oth er Wine*, and is imported by only ono house in the United BUtes. * Aiwo from tho follow ing valuable Roots, Ilerba, 4-c. vir.: rtolonion’s Henl, Hpikenurd, CotiHrey, Camomile Flowers, Ht-ntiaii, Wild ( berry Tree Bark, and Ihi) berry X, XV IO ( HALIJLYbi; TIT K WORLD • TO PRODUCE THEIR EQUAL! We do not profess to have discovered some Root* “known only to the lndiuu* of Bouth America,” and a cure for “alldisease* to which fleidi t* heir to,” hut we claim to present to the w< rid a truly valuable preparation, which every intelligent physician in the country will approve of and recommend. A# a rem edy for INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Weak Lungs, lndigi’iom Dyspepsia, Diseases or the Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles, Diseases pecu liar to Females, Debility and hi! cases requiring a tonic, they are xjTsrsxrrtF^vssEiD, For sore throat, -ot oriimon to the f lergy, Hiey ore truiy invaluable. Forth* aged and inbi mi, or for person* of a weak constitution—-for Minister* ol Hie (loupti, 1.-iwyer*. and ail public speakers—for Book Keeper** Tailors. Hearnstrei-ses, Htudents, Anists, and ail persons lea ding a sedentary lif, they will prove truly beneficial. A a Beverage, they are wholesome, innocent and delicious to the taste. They produce nil the ■ xlrtfer ating effects of Brandy or Wine, w ithout intoxicating —and area valuable’ remedy for person* addicted to excessive use of strong drink, and wi*h to refrain from it. Tiiey are pure and entirely free from tn<- poison* contained in the adulterated Wine* :n,d l.i qiiorS with which the oounlry ih Hooded. These Bitters not only Lure but prevent di-<-sse, and should be used by all wlio live in u country where the water im bad, or where Lluil* Aid ('ever* are pre valent. Being entirely innocent and himnbn, tliey may be given (Yeely to chlldn n find infat.is with mi punity. Physicians.flergymen, and icminnino itdvorai.-s, as an act of humanity should a**isnn Mpicading the**- truly val'ableHitter* overths land, and therrby es sentially aid hi barmHurif; drunkenness and diseare. CTIARLEB WIDDIFIELDAc CO. Proprietor*, 7k W'ilUaui Htreet, New York, And sold by Druggist* (Mineral!)* Bole Wholesale anAßetall Agent- f-*r Heorgla, PLUMB &- LEiTNfcR, Augo-ri. i.. Sold in [CvhimluM by AFFT A IVf’.RrtriN, Juns vl c’Jtwlv. tj if: DMA PREPARATION Having Proofs so Sti.iigarid Direct EX PEI, THE DOUBTS or AM.. I -oil rt,■ii.Ju.l,. I I,u,r, 1'..,-- ... - I oldest school-;m ueliqs new, give il their uu qoatilied sanctions and recommend il tor all case* of 1 eruptions,anddiseas* ■■ t tin • • ! ■ ~... . ’ who have used It, unite in testifying (Oat •’ w ill pre i nerve the hair from hemg gray, ami tom foiling to ’ any age, a* well a* restoie. it* ..d tli |..R<>wißg OaJt On.re. H. t . June tMih. I*6 . J Prof. I> J Wood, Diar -811 -V.mr Hair R. nc.ru live is rapidly galnitig popularity iu this rmniuMtittx ! I have had occasion to lay prejudge usitb uul give I your llmr Hestorativo .1 tierfeci rest j Dunug I lie year IKtl. | was ho uufortonnie be Uirowii from my euiky agmo-ita rck near Uu r>-td .le, from w Inch my head received most terrible tnunicaled to lire brain and external surface of the ht-wd, from the effect* of which my liair \vs - anally destroyed over the entire Mir face of the head. Pern* the time I first discovered il* dropping, I tivvever, up the Duo- of it* total disappearance. I employed every thing kaouid think of, bring !proles-onai nmn ruy* *ulf, and a* 1 IhoiiglH, linderl.*udilig Hie i rlure of the disease, but wa Itan.lV delSUled 111 • very preset ip* lion advanced j These and no ether eircum-tam r* iodu< ■lme to resort to your worthy Hair Uewnrattve wlmh 1 have ••very reason to believe pllkluced a very happy result; two inonths after the first application, | had a* beau- I nftila head ajjiairos 1 ever saw, lor which I icriain [ Os, I -fiftll your tern- y to till eiiqnir. . i moreover, I -hall iih* my inflttem*-. wtiicji 1 (latte, I mybelfto say i* mil a little. Vo., r an publish this l >ou Hunk prop.-. Yours very respectfully, M .1, WRIGHT. M I> Office of the Jeffersonian, Fhihppi, V.. ( Dec IMi 11, ififth \ Dear Bir—l feel it my duty a* well a* my pfeasur.’ ;to state to you (the billowing 1 irtqingtan'-c, wmth j you can tee as you think propci. A gentleman 01 iliis place (a law yetj ban been bald ever since hu eur ly youth; so much so that he was compelled to wear a wig. He was Induced loose , bottle ot your linir Restorative, which he liked very nun h,and after u .mg j Home two or thiee bottle*, his hair giewout quit*? lux | unantly, sod he now lie- * haodeomc head of hair ■ The gentleman’- name 1- Bradford and iisjiei* very i wottkimwn in Our adjoining rouriiie*. i.muy perium* (HU testify to lilt troth ol'th;* Hia'<n.r.lil; I give 1! to j..ii by dwrequest >• Mi Bradford great deal of your Hair Retuoraiive tp this and tl. Yours,A-e. TIIOMPHON cI UOIINOK | Dr. Wood Dr Bw—Permit rue to cx|ues Dm oblifttlion* lam under forth* entire ifMoiatmii of j iival in the t mli-d ritai. -* it w:h i.'tpidiv hr*, gray, but upon the apjiln atom of yur Hair Re-tora live il soon recovered Its orisinni hue. I consider your I Kr*toiauve a* a very wondvtfui inventi-xn, quiie.-iß t*. THAI*- LRU. j ThelestnratiVM w pyi up m houi- 0 (of S -I*. *. vix— Urge, medium, and siiiall; lh- -mi:! hold* ‘ a a pint, I and retail* for one dollar per Imtile; the medium holds . at ;sa*itwenty per cent more in proportion Uian th I small, retails turlwo do Harr pi 1 h.-nle; the latg- hobls 1 a quart, 4C percent, more in proponmn Auiu reiaffs j for three dollar* j O, J. WOOD A, (‘ > I’iopi 1 : n ■ *,v ,y N ! V ami 114 Market Hi ! Andscld hv Druggist* **•! Fancy Goods 1 Dealers * july.'M-dwSm Tli<vuftAitd#iute daily speaking in Bn-pr o * XSK- EATON’B INFANTILE CORDIAL, and why! because it urr, , f.ul* t.* farj issfa,t.‘a>if.ius refn>/when given in time, liana IW iMfir, anfl irfilaloHf \vill i nil Vince yon wtt ■a ■ tn e, It \<l r VKEtiOHIC UK tiriATG of any kind, and therefore rclicvi by e#awrisr r fttfir ring* of your child, instead >d deadening Its nemo bihlies For Hus n aiou it i vpnmeuds itself as Hie on Jy reliable piepajrauoo now known for f'tillcPt rn reel liiuu. Dlurrliu'ii, I> -eillery', Grl> |sl isfg In llie HewrleAldlty m i lie M t o inseli, Wind) 4-01 l tn (lie iitml, and CJroup, also/*r <s. “cio r*i'n hi ting fAc hotr*l.i,nnU irhrnng p.//g, it ha* no twingnii anh-tpatmixiu it Is used in v ~ n nil cases of ('onvsilaloua or other Fits, vs tWsr the lift amJ knilth of yece , hthlm, nnd \*k U’ ,*art them from t him nod and blighting ron*tfpr*cr ~ irhU/i are ftiturn 0> result front (hr 1/j.t if i *gr,\tks rs trhicb nil niher rrmtdltnfor InfanliU T\nniilumti . .• . --n.t*k, mm* but l>r. feuuioii's lufantile Conilnl, you can rely upon. It H perfectly and <an not injure the most delicate infant Frt.-e Hicenu- Full diO'Ctmiis aceompanv each bottle |*r. < ;tred<o. IV by • 11l IK II A ill COM, No- 40'.* Broadway. New \ ork j llkal.tAy human Hlmul uponb. ng A.isr.A.x.-YZEr) always presents us Whh thr satm eisential rlctuenis, ami givrs ofcourse the True Utandsnl. Ann. I lyse the Blood of a prison )RuffV)iug from ( oiiatiutp- I lion. Llyer Complaint, Dyspepsia. S, I. iuls. *• and j we find ill erre* nsrnnrc mtaiu dtfnexif m i!i, red j globule* of Blood. Xupi’lj; the-e Uefieiem Ks. and I you air wiule well. The lllond Komi , n.iui.l. H upon this Theory-htnt* its astonishing FIVE PREPARATIONS I adapted to the deiWiencies of the Hhmd in different j itwaases For Coughs, tll, ltroit<-liitiM or nv affection whatever of the Throat or Lungs, including Consumption, ti-r No. 1. ( Which is also the No. for Depression of Splr Its, Loss of Appetite, amt for all chronic routlila tots i arising from over war, Hfueral lrhlllty, ami nervous pt-oslrat lon n |t. ArLiver rouipla)utt, No. :> for Dvsprp sin. Being *frt.u!yprr}urfd far Htwpuonlii* Taken by drops and carriediiuumitiau-If into nr. uhuion, wiaijotih>) • Ni hi Female Irregu I urlt lex, Hysteria, and Weaknesses, 4tc. H. c ‘.-penal dim mn* 1.0 this. lor Halt KUcum, Fruptloits, Sort* fulouii, Klilney uni 111 adder com plaints take No. 4, In all cases the dirertions must he strict ly followed. Price of the Wood Fund. -M pet bottle Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, D-n/r.H, Maiden Lane, New Voik. For sale by Acce & Iverson, Pemberton A Car ter, J. A. Whiteside A Cos., Vrquhari A Chap man, and J. W. Rrookf, Columbus. March 88— dwif. OIMDXW wmrn>^ (.FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) Corner Broad and Crawford Htreels, COLUMBUS, OA. HATCH COOK:, march—dwtf. I'KOI'RIETOIt Fancy Flour. Oil BBI.H Kura Choice Balnt Lottis,fbraale br t febaodtf 1 fIARNAUD mi). LUMPKIN HOUSE. LUMPKIN, STEWART CO. GA. MTHB subscriber, having purchased ibe above house, is resolved to make it one worthy the patronage of the travelling public. 11 Rood tare and attentire servants should entitle a Hotel to custom, the unddreigned flattere hirnsell, that those who try him once, will coma again. Connected with the Hotel, are commo dious Stables with trusty ostlers. Oct 19. wtf. JOHN YARBROUGH. Fianos, Mclmlcons & Organs. BRANDS & KRONER 4:8 BROAD STREET. riFFER their Pianos of the best ma in ‘ ° r,c ai ''’ Boston at nor- prices. All then Instrument* JJ W j 1/ will be warranted. A good I‘iauo for 2i,5 and up to BSM). Prince's Melodeon* lor B&O loflSO. Tbe genuine Alexander Organ from BJOO 10 <tso. One of them, a magnificent Instrument, may be seen at our Mtore, No 48 Broad Htreet, March HI, I*6o—wly CASH FOR BONES WANTED 50,000 LBS. BONES. FV)R w birii 1 will give Om Dollar per one hundred J be delivered to me at my place, a few *ieps below the Carter Factory, in Columbus SAMUIL M COCIIRAN Columbus. Jan. 16— *itw LimiMlY MrFREKRY & 111., IMPORTERS fc WHOLESALE DEAI.EILB IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC ID. Ft'Y-G O O 3D S , Panov floods, &c. &a. Nos 11 llarclay-st [St 40 Park Place [Will remove in July next to the*Astor Place Building Broadwav New York, Our Stock will h*!eompiete by the first February and nnni-rihn supervision of our ?ir. tih ki:i:ki\ recently HIIKPHERD so MrCHßEßY,Charleston.H 1 ) will comprise every description of Goods in our line adapted to ffouthern and Houtbwestsrn Trade. Men h ints visiting New York are respectfVil!) invi e.l v ii a call. Jan *6—wly Chattahoochee Sheriff Sales. Us ILI. be said before ihe Court I(ou* door lu Cuasels, Chauauoochse rouniy, on the lust Tuesday in October next, within the legal hours of * rile, the following property, to-wit lot of Land number one hundred and 'l wo in the rih dwirirt of said county, a* ihe property of J.<hn H >1( Daniel to satisty Hiindn- h fa* issued from the Justices Court of the 1 IMni distiKl CJ. M., one in la ’ vox of Cod v, Hudson, Holt so Cos , vs. Joim If. Mc- Daniel und others m favor of William Bagley v*. ‘John li McDaniel, principal, and \N liltom P Merry >nd James M Brooks, endoraers; levy made and re united to me by Green B Taylor, < on*iabie Aim, ‘.'J Head ot Beef Cuttle, levied on a* Uic prop erty of John Fussell to salinfy ali fa issued from the | Infi-rior Court ot *ah|County m lavor of June* Brsmch a*. Jesse T Cobh and John FoiMell—Property point i efirmt by piainliff. JOHN O BERRY. Sh'ff. I Kepi I, infiO.—wtd* Adiiilnixtralsi** Mule. U'ILL be sold before the Court-house door in the town ol ( useela. ('hattaborfiee rounly.Ga . on t:ie 1.-i Tuesday in November next within tire usual ! hours o| s.tle, a negro w oman named Mary, belong ing to 1 lie estate of John RobltMioii, deceased, foi the -••mifit of tbe heirs and creditor*. By order of the 1 -‘url of Ordinary of said county. Term* Cash II J. WILLI A MB. / > AN( Y BOBINHON, \ r Bepteinber 17—wtds. GEORH IA —-Stewart County. TWO MONTHS after date, application will be * made to tbs Hon. Court of Ordinary oi said : County, for leave to sell tbe land* hfifonging to | the estate of Needham Johnson, der’ti, late of said rouaty. JOHN CRIMES. Adiu'r. Abguot Cats. IftbC—Wtds • Valuable Plantation for Sale. 1 ‘ N DEB an order ofthe Court of Ordinary of Butt* l county, will be sold in the town or Vienna,D<>u- G ■ “imiy, on the first Tuesday in October next w Hon ti.e iegul hour* of *ufe, the following lands in-wit Lot of Lund Number 145, the North hall;aud 91 1 acre* in the south earn corner of the south ball of lot of Land Number 126, both iu the ninth district •>t Dooly county and adjoining each oilier Hold lor the benefit of ihe heir* and creditors of the estate of James Carter, *r. deceased. Term* made known on the day of tale. -••pi” wide J. R M CORD, Adrn'r . (iL'O&iilA—Marion Couuiy \friIEREAB Isaac II Peebles, Adumristratoron the t> 1 state of Fhebe Peebles, having petiuotod to : lie iliHchsrged from said aJminwiration: All persons concerned are hereby required to shew • title, If any they have, why the said Isaac il. Pee ! hi*snould not be dismissed according to the prayer of bis petition. Given under my hand and oflleial signature. Ho* MAI.COM HAIR. Ordinary. t; FOKGlA—ChaUaliooehet* County. Court 0/ Ordinary, June Term, 1 K6u. \C'II KULAK Jacob Parker applies for letters ofd#- ’’ misr.iOit flour tbe aduiimsU.UtOß of tbe rststc j of Thomas J. Uac<m, late of Kaid county, deceased I Ir 1* therefore onleted that all persons roncrrnsd -in w cause HI any they have) why mid letters should not be granted to said applicant on the first Monday 11 ik- •• tuber next. A true extract from the ntiuute* of said Coun Given under ntv hand and official signature K CJ RAH old*, onl June 5. Irik).- wOhi Court of Ordinary ifar ck Term , ISftO. c A. McLENDON, Ordinary, Pre*iiding. Kl I.E NIHK Mrs. Maria Brooks, Administratrix .of the Kstste of Isaac Brooks, dereosed, hav | big petitioned this Couit tor Letters of DimniMion: It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned “•hew cause, if any they have.wdhm thetinseprawcri bed b> law .w I > said letters shall not tx> gianied at ‘he Court of Ordinary to be held in and fbr saidcouu ty nu the tirsi Monday in (September next. A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, s<h March. HoJ. K. A MrLENDON, Ordmarv March Hlth, ISfAl—biu GEORGIA, Marion County. Marion Court of Ordinary, ifarck Term, lSbll. Ur II CUE AH James L. Baiter, adinuustrator on the < state of John U. Parker, having p tit toned to , b>-discharged liom surd adailnlstrailon All pei#iins i unreined are ie,jmred to shew t ause, In any they have, within ih Uiun ptesirile. by law. why Hie -.aid James 1. Barker should not he dismiss ’ ed aro.rdmg In the pi aver of his petition Given ituaer my hand and ofiJal signature tin# ihe 1 day of April. Infio M M.( <M IIA IK. Did j apri|6—wtiai *. COIU.I A, (Tiaiiulioorhor* Countv. Court of Ordinary, April Term, l.Hfltl. U’ IILRRAH 11. J. William# and Nam-v Robmsoti Administrators on tlie estate of John Robin* ■on, dee’ed apply lor Letters of Dismission- It is thcreiou-ordered, that all persons concerned do show* cause, if any they bave.ou the ilrst Mon day li November next, why they should got be dis missed Gum said administration Alim transcript from Hie nnautes of raid Court April Till, l*.o . n wbni i ti RAIFOBD. Ordinary. j HKflßtllA Clay County: Court of Ordinary, May Term, 1860. HI II: MSI —Whereas O. II Davis. Executor oi F-au Davis, ]ate of said County, deceased, ap. pin - tor letters of Mismissson trout aid Admnisira li is t.herefore ordered, by the Coumhai all persons 1 ‘interned show cause, if any they have, on or before Hie Nov term of said Court of Ordinary to be held in \ud sot said county, why said Executor should not then be dismissed; and Utal this order be published in terms of the law . A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, b ay : li. IHiM ri \ M<I.KNUO\, Ordinary, may 14—wdm. GEORGIA Clay County : f\urt of Ordinary, Marih Term, I Slip. t 5 A McLENDON,Ordinary, I're.idtr.v KI LE NTH!.—Whereas Jutne- Hotlivi o.iuit.i.u .1 Missouri A. Hut live, (now Mi“*otwi A. I. os. I lining a| piled for Letters ot Di.i.,<->i.,u Horn **td 1 bu.nrdiaiishi|M It i* ordered, Thai all persons concsnimd allow • -*use. 11 any they hove, within the lime prescribed by nnv. why said letters should not be granted to said uppHr ant at the Court of Ordinary tn be held n, and foi said county on tin* first Mondav in June next A true eitrart from the the mmole., of -aid Court, March sth. ItNiO apfiliO—wdni s a ‘I.LE.VHON t>dina*y. bKUIIUIA Talbot County Court qf Ordinary, June Term, 1860. \\*IIERKAH, William R. Nea*. Gexerutar f John 1? W. Carter, petition* this (Joint 4>r Lstlcn of | Dtomhfiotu lie it ordered, that all |>ersoiis concerned, beaadap , pear at my office at the January Term next erisiiinc of •mis Court, then and there to shew cau<*e, if any thev 1 have, why the said letters should not be granted. MARION HBTIIUNE.Ordinary. July Dth, 1800—wdm (i F. 01401 Talbot County: Court of Ordinary June Term, IS6O. \1 ’ II KIiKAH, Julius Banders, Adimastrator of Peter U Handers, petitions this Court for Letters at dis* mission iron, said admiustraUon: lie it ordered, that all person* concerned, be aud ap (>< ir at my office, on, or before the January Term nc u ensuing of this Court, then aud there to show • auxe, in any they have.) why said letters should not be granted. MARION BETIirNE, Ord. July 0. INAO—wGm. V DMIMiTRATOR H HALK.-Will be sold be V tore the Court House door in Floyd county, on the l*t November next,within the usual hours ot sale agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county, the following property to wit, X l o ol Land number *7B in the 4th district land 4tto “ccuon of Floyd County, Georgia. The lot contain mg IU(l acres, more or loss, told as the property of 1 horn a* D. Adam*, deceased, latent Burke county. T B. ADAM**, Adm’r. Septembers, ISCff—wtds , - Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. T. S. SPEAR, Successor to !S. B. Purple, cor. Uroud & Randolph si. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER wssm immz nr. STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK, A beautiful variety of Patterns. I will make to order any 1 .1 nn.i -tyle and plait you may require WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc JEWELRY Rej.airrol by ca.uijietent and experienced Workmen, and warranted. CANES! CANES! Hold, Silrer, Ivory Loaded Ilea .Is-—• Hickory Crooks and B words PEB BLE spectacles, P Iliilil i Steel Francs, of ihoWt quality manufa* turo*t. HLi, ea aet in oLt Iraines tvsaUall oysa. I invite the attention ol^ail to my Stock, and will show it with plo> whether yor purchase ee not. .'egfo.Purple’s old btan.l, Corner Jfroa l and Randolph Str-.-u CoTutuViud, Us., OeL RO, dwtf T. 8. BFHAK. UKDHULA—Cbnttabooehee County; UriIRRKAS. Jaaue* rt I.ogan applies to 1 .■(*. letter* of adiiiiiiisUaiion.wii tireestxw of Nath aniel < uhb, lute of said county deceased These am therefore t<> rite and admonish al! and via guiar the kindred and creditors of said dr. ’d to appeal at my offirt-'and shew caove, whvsatd lelters sln.iitu , not be gi inled ; otherwise •.aid ad rn to ten at ion wilt b.’ granted to said applicant on the second Mond:*y in 1 October next Given urwler mv iiand at ofioe, Aucual 15. Iri.o augli-vv44M K (’ RAJK'tKD, Ordit. .1 - GKOKHTA —Marion County: UrHKRKaff. Hw beel G Brady, Adm. . t mi ..n Hie estate of John \Vat*ou,iiaviMg Mlit.oiuul to be discharged from said adumiitration Ali perwij'* concerned are hersby required m -**• a cause, tfanv tbev have, why rir said Mo*ha‘l (l. Brady should not be dismissed according to the prayer I of hi* petition. Given uad* rmy ’hand and dffinal signature, .J I .!> , 2d, IBM. MAl.t’OM IIA!U, Ordinary. j July ftth, loo*, wbm AUmlnlsti-wtor'* Mule. A GKF.I'.X Bl.\ loan order of the 1 nnof u..n... ry of CltaUalloociiee cminty, w iil !■-.>id Hie Court House drar in busseta, tsn site nr- 1 Tu* day iu October next w ttiiiu the legal hour* of *ale. Lot of Land NutnberTC, and part ot Lot *is m tin. 3.1-1 District of Chattahoochee county .containing SOOar o - more or less. * the. property of Peterson Banders, deceiiced, subject to the as*igriuint of the widow.-’ dnwer. Term* made known ou tlie day of sab*. Aug 21 vMF.K K. U.LI MB. A<tui tnl*t rutor’* Sale. WILL be sold before tits Court House door in Ihe town of Kilavilk. Bthlev f ‘onuty, Ga.. on the first Tuesday in November nvn,w ithin the legal hours of safe. Hie land* belonging to llm estate o 4 Asa Koval, late of Marion county, dec'd. vi/ Lot of Land Number 87in the 3d District, and the .North half .f lot Number 74. iu tis- -aioe district August o—Wide VY, A 11. RO\ AL, Adm r i tl in inl*t rt ttr’s wnl*.—Agieeab;> 1•. an . . Jx. der ofthe ( ourt of Ordinary wfMttiogee ••• iv, w ill be sojdon the first Tuesday ir Ortobt r next. th<- lands belonging to the estate of Jane 11. Jarrati, late of Muscogee county, deceased, eonenting of lot* <>i Ultd No*. 11l and 204, east half of Jot 20!). east half ..1 lot 173,north luiii ofjot riu, eompming 7ite" 4 ui re*. . all iu the sth district of originally Musi ogee, now .Ma- 1 rion county. Terms made know 11 on day of sale August H —wtd* H. M. J FTKR, Adt.i'r I.Mtltl-IA, .'•iniioa koiiilj. Court of Ordinary, August, Term, 18(>(). Vj tIERKAB, Charlotte Munford. Admini*ratix * on the e*iat*: of Thomas R. Munford, hnviof applied for letters of tl tern tost n -from said adnum*- trauon: All person* Concerned arc hereby notified to riiew cause, tfany they have, w-hv the *ui<l Chariott Mun* ford should not be disiniased front said administration. i Given under uty band and signature, this August fob. 1860. MAM iM HAIR. Or.l August !3 v\ dtn. GKOHUIA, Talbot ( aunt y. Court of Ordinary, Sept. Term, JBffo. UfHCRCAB Hen na Purkman. Guardian of Win. If Parhinan and Harah Darkman petition ‘ tf.:- Court for letters of diami*einn Be ft ordered. That all per-ons concerned he and appear at th* November term next ensuing ol th* Court, then and them to ah*w cause, ifany they iiaxe why said letters sould not be granted A true extract fn rtttoe minmesof paid ('uurf. - • 4th, iwW. MARION BETH! Nl, Ordinary BrjH.il, wlm. GEORGIA Talbot county Cnturt 0/ Ordinary September Term, lobO. TITUKRKA4 Job 4 Fatterson.admuitstrator of Ma rt ry Ann Cabcan, petuiuii* thts Court foT letter* of dismission front said administration Be it ordered, That ali persons concerned be and ap pear at my officeatttie April Term next ensuing <f this Court, then and there to shew cause, if any th* . have, why said letters should pot be giantt .1 A true extract fonm the minutes of said ‘.Court, th,. 4th September IBtiO. Marion uftih ae, <*ii September Hi, lfifiA—wfint. HKOROllA—Chailaltoorhee Couuty UfIIKREAH CMkwiiitt falsi apple for l.etu 1 of Administration on the estate of •*.■:,Ji.. w 1 I*o tut, deceased: These aw: therefore tand admonish ailnnd enter the kindred and creditors of said deceased, (■> In- ami appear .it my ofiire on or before the I 11-1 Monday next.and lilelhen objection- tfanv they have, otherwise said letter* w ill then and tho e ’ be granted. Given under my hand at ofiire. August 2?ih, augJl—w::i> K.G R\IFORI). fnl GEORGIA —CbatLaboochoe County: UriIERF. AS Mary A t obbatid Oliver Cobb ap ply tor l.etter-of Administration on (he p>l 1 . af William CoW, deceased. Tucks tut- tocite and di<>iu>b all ami .-ular’.b.- kindred and creditors of said deceaiuid to appear at siy office and life Mteir objections, ifany ttiey hav- . otherwise leiter* w ill be grantsd to said apjiik anis on the Ist Monda y iu ()eto!>*r n< xt Given uuder my Itand. at office, August Fth, L i. RAIFriKD, Ordinary sejiteinberS—v 30d. John MHcuil y Moil gags *< .Rule Nl.-1 v*. * April Term. ItMkt, Jarkeun C. C. Stewart Superior Court. IT appearing to the Cotfrt )-y the Petition of Jolui M rvcott, that on the first day of January, Jackson C. C. Blackburn, then 01 said sounty, ie eiited his promissory note, w hereby he promised m pay John M Hcott or bearer, one day alter dare. Heven Hundred and Fifty Eight 00-100 Dollars, \aiin received, andaAerwarff“, on llie day and rear fir-t aforesaid, made and delivered his due bill to Nutting Hcott 4 Faltuei. or nearer, for Three ilumlied ami Forty Two ikt-luo Dollars value received, which said due lull on said day and year, said Nulling, Kcoit 4 Palmer, bona fide,lor a valuable consideration,tram furred by delivery lo said John M. Hcott, and that at lerward*. to-wit, on the 15th day <.f January lob* to secure the puyment of said iosrrtuueuts. said Jack-.-u t*. C. Illackburn, r\e. uted his certain Deed of Mort gage whereby he conveyed. among other things. (<■ said John M. lestt, all the parcel of land situated on the south side of the Public Hqaare in the town of Lumpkin, in said county and Mtate, between the stores ot Mansfield, K<H k\V)rll 4 Bostwirk, and J l\ Nutting, running back south ninety feet. A -o. Lot •f Land No. Twunlv-Beveu, partol lot \* Twenty Mi\, also fractional lot Xo.Siv, thirty live a. re* off . { - No. I I > en'v fourth disuiCi i fsaid county AndaccMain hot.-, and lot m the said town of Lumpkin, known a* the Hardw ick lot, lying south of R. h. WornU'* re-nieui <■. with all the up(iurtenances; coiidithMted, that said Mortgage should be void, it said Jackson C. r itia. k burn should pay said note and due bill with lawful interest according to their tenor ad effect. Ami it 1 appearing tlrat mud im>i aud due bii rumuii unpaid . Orderwd, That said Jackson ( Bia< kburii do pay hito Cdiff on nr bafflre tlieflrvt day ot next Term v*f this t'ourt, the Prnmpui ami Interest due on said Mortgage and costs, (or show cause to the contrary.’ or ou huiura to do so. the Equity of Redemption in ; and to said Mortgaged premises in* forever thereafter barred and foreeiosed. Further ordered, That this Rule be published m one of the public gazette* of this State, or served on said Jackson r. I. Hiack* burn as required by the statute in tHch rages made I and provided. A tme extract from the minutes of Stewart Hope- ; nor Court, April Term. IMtt ‘Hus Mth davlof May, j 1860. K. F.KIRKH L ! June 4—w4in Clerk Buperiort Conn j GEORGIA, Marlon County t Marion Court of Ordinary, March Tn /n, lftol) i U r HERE AH WiUiaiu M. Brown, admin i*U at or on ; the estate of Nicholas Jordan, having petHiouevi to l*e discharged from said administration; All persons concerned arc required to show cause, ifany they have, within the time prescribed by law', why tbs said William M. Brown should notin’ dis charged according to the prayer of his jietiutton. Given under my hand and official signature, this April Id, i960 MAI.CoM lIAIK Ordinary, april t>-wbm WANTED, AAA BI HHEI.S clean wellumvedCow Hair, |UvU Febf—wtf. B FCOLEMAN CiFOKC-lAf iHsrlun < uuuty! 1/11 if fli Ordinary March Term, UfiO. t ITHf'RK v-t Bantnelll Craw ford, FteciUrol the it • ; • ■ :u..i tciHiiient ofTboauM Blvios.hax .1 IM —;li. 1 Llf. SISI ship \.;pci .. 1...-rued, are required m shew can l ’- , u any they haw, w ilhin the tirne prerwribed by law. Why the m.l Hamuel 11. I rswford. should not be ili*uii, cd according to the prayer Ol hte prtUvon Given nndri tm hand am! officll *Vnaiur this the 2.1 April, ItP-o M Al.CriM It\lß, tirdlnarv April ti. toif 4 wi-rn OKOKHIA— Harris Cotiniy: CYtYVo imynUiii afterdate application will be made to I (i.e 1 .‘itryd Ord narjr of aid couuiy, for leave to -••11 four tjffroe* belonging to the estate of lieo. W Mit.hec, (ate of aid con lily, drcenscd. IB AAC B M. KAMI.AN. Adrn’r AngiiKt 7th, Ififitl.— w’itii A A!.! IVi UH • i before tbe Court )louse doer In Ihe (own of Ta'Jn.t ton, 1 . - ! c unty, (la., on The first Tue day in Oe! -i-er r 4 .xi. within Ihe hours of ale, agreeably to (ho Order of the Court of Or ’ dinary of .i-l county, the foliowtug lands be lon-cing to t!:e ite of John llamutill, vix: \Yi -• ha'.l • i i--r Nil JC'.*, with iO ut*re of cleared land. Last half of lot No. 165, and the North. .>• of (ho Faroe lot. 120 acres of clear ed nil. i-iiacro?, nt ore or leg)*, known a* the He . . n jii;ice, it being parts of lots 165, 164 and i i ~ with u ,0 ;c cleared. South-Kaat 60 acre-ol U-t l i. .5 acre’ cleared land. Iluu<e lot N 100. wi: 11 wbmt 170 acre 3 cleared. All ‘NI fii.-trk*t of the county of Talbot. TUOMAS (i. liKACII, , tiEOItC.E HAMM ILL, 1 A ' ,Ul r Aug. 15. 1860. tds GKUKGIA Clarion County. Marion Court of (rdinsry, August Term, 1860. TITIir.RE A ‘• An-’ urn Drown, administrator upon 1 • * : 11. W. Cartci,having petitioned thi 1 nrt to b.- di” !.arged Irani Mill admimstralion All jter-afl* 1 - < rpc.i me hereby notified to shew cau r, ifanv tlxev j.axr, wilnin the lime prescribed by tew. w liyTh** >1:.! \nshitrn Brown nhould not be di*m 1* lun i.rfmg to the prayer of bis petition < 8’ • col ar cifiire the hth Aug, 1860 mai.i om hair Anr ‘i v. 1, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Marion County: TV II ERE AH H’epher Hwain, administrator on the e-t .:• of Jo. i.,h Hwahi, having petitioned to be I rlisfiiarged fr iu said a<lininistraiion | AUpet-,ns concerned are hereby notified to shew I <■*'.-c. it am they have) why the sai.l Htephen Hwain I • iiuuld i<< t !"• t* .1 according to the pruyerof hie I petition. 1 Given under hi- hand anti oflicial signature this July ?<f, Df'ti M AI.COM HAIR, Ordinay July 9th, Ihfiti—whin GEORGIA, Talbot County, Court of Ordinary, June Term, 1860. \C HERE AS, Jain.# I! Wiilmtad J..hn E. Willie, M adinim-'tiatoca ol Joltu WtU>, MillionUiu Court sot letters of dismission Bom said ml minis ration H.- it ordered that nil persons concerned be and ap pear at the January Term next ensuing of this Conn, then and there to die* rau.e, if any they have, why iiad letters should not be granted MARION BgTIIUNE. Ordinary ADMINIHTRaTOR’H HALE—Agreeably to an ordei of the Court of Ordmarv of Marion county • will be sold on the first Tuesday mi November nexr. u iihm Hit) legal hour* nfsale.tit*’ .load heiongmg to i the i-gfnie of Fraiiru A . Brooks, deceased, cxmsuitne of Hiacres of lot of lrftid N<. 121, in the 4th dei. of i origin ally MnKofwMW Matron county. Hold for Ihe l*< nefit ot the heirs and creditors. Tenn# made known >*n the dav of sale Ang2 - \\ JOHN L. HMITII Ada. i NOTICE. NOT'D * • ■>■•■:<>'-given to oil person* having d* niand-i ..” list l’ett rM. Martin, dac'd. late oi Meriwether • ouutv, to preM iitibeiu to me at Oalom bus. (la , properly made out, within the Itlne prrtcrrle . and ty law .soas i show their character and aoemi* Audall p. r ■.ns indebted io the deceased, arc hereby required to tnixks immediate payment. ROB I . A. WARE. Adm r A iu 1 .1 w t:’ i m Peter Martin j GEORGIA -Tall*of Couufy.- Court r,f Ord.nai u, July Term, iftfld. tbf'l.r NIHI Whereas John H Terry, adnunwi IV trator.Mod Mary W (HtAii admir,l.traint, pew tn.n this Court for U tters ot dismission Re it therefore ordered, that all parsons concerned he and appear at the February T.-rm next ensuing •>* i Hi! -a uit,theu and there to shew cause, if any ibrj j have uhv send fetters -hould not be granted A true * tti..< -i Hie iuiantes of stud Cnun. Jd> 24th. lie MARION UETIU NE, hd July 30—wCm G LOUGIA -Thlboi County Cocm of Ordinary, Jew %s.hm, 1 W-u. Kl I.E Nisi.—NMierca* Henry 11. McCraiy. ad umu-trator <: Matthew Met tary, petitions tin* Court for Letters o| iHeiuissloti: Bea ordered that all persons concerned be and ap pear at the February Term next ensuing of this Court then and there to show cause, If any they have, why said letter-* should not be granted. A true extract ft ;.i the minute* of said Court. July 241h.1M.ii M ARION BKTIII'NE, twd July 3W w fun GLORt.IA, Marion C ounty : IX7 linREAd Wibiam Claze, Executor Os the \ will “i Mar y A (•!ize, dewcnuM •t, apfd i I hi. r.. Dmib i’ H front said Erscatorsbip | All persons < <>uc•rued am hereby notified to sfiew ausi* If any they have; why said Kiemtor should riot bedian -d Ikmii said Eierutorsfiipat the Court j of Ordinary t*. he held m and for ad county, on the I first Monday in January next. Given uu.b r my hand and Mlinal signature, this Juiro l&h.lMH*. MALCOM iIAJR, Ord | June 1-tli—wbm , GEORGIA—Marion County: Marion Court of Ordinary, Augk.-t Term, \I7IIRREAS Nathan M. Wauoti, Eie.utorof the >4 last w ... mu! lest ar-.ei.t r,i L.lvicey Armstrong ha- I ving petitioned this 4 ‘quit to he discharged from said Eve. utorsbip. Ail person -, oi., erm-d ur* required to shew muse . if any Hiey have, within the tima prescribed by law why the sai.l Nathan M Watson should not be dis missed a. i ording to the paayer of hi* petition Given uudermy hand ami official signature, this August the ]*t 1M)0 Aug f— w- m MAf.COM HAIR, Ordiaaiv. GEORGIA —Marion County: IX7 HERE AH Isaac Ilait and Isaa. II Peebles, ad s V rnimairatoi- n the estai*- of Isaac L. Peebles, deceased, having petitioned to be discharged from said administration. All persons concerned,are hereby request dlo shew cause, if any they liav. why the road Isaac Uart and 1-aSc 11. Peghlcs -hould not tie discharged accor ding to the prayer of this petition Given under my hand and official signature, this MALCOMIIAI*. OiJ Jaly 9rti, lfffiff— wbm Administrator'* Hale. \X7 ILL be sold before the Court House door in the VT in the ion uof Cosset a, Chattahoochee count). ou the lir-t Tuesday in October next, w ithin the .egalhonis of sale, all the lands belonging to the ew tate oi Robert VV. Head, deceased, known as bla un divided half interest in 561 acre*, more or less, the place whereon he lived aud died. The other half In terest ran also be bought good terms at the same time Purchasers an* requested to examine the place before the day of gale. By order of the Court of Ordinary Ttnn* made kuown on the day of nale. RIVE HR REEHE.Auui'r August 6th, 1860 wtds. A N D J E W E L E R ,
