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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1860)
TELEGRAMS OF THE WEEK REPORTED FOR THE DAILY TIMES. LATER FROM EUROPE. Cape Uaic, Oct. 24, 1800. The steamship City of Washington woi b>ard oil off Capo Rrce, with advices from Liverpool to tho 10th iost. COMMERCIAL. Liverpool Cotton Market..—She reports ilo sales of three days 40,000 bales. Tho market was buoyant, and closed with an advancing ten dency. State op Trape—Manchester advices were favorable. SECONii DISPATCH. Liverpool, Oct. 11.—Sales of cotton to-day 12,000 to 15,000 bales. Tho market closing buoyant at full prices. New York, Oct. 24. Details of the battle f Y<d*urn . state it to hare been a protracted struggle. Tho Neapoli tans were driven back disordered to Capwa with a loss in killed and wounded, of tbreo thousand mon, besides five thousand prisoners. Garibaldi lost 1,200. There was n > insurr ion in the Pa pal States. Tbo Piedmontese bavv entered Neapolitan Territory, and many of them a--, -id tie Guri baldians in tho bottle. Maznni has left Naples. The buttle of Volturno lasted eight hoare. Gar ibaldi and the King of Naj.lee were present. Garibaldi requests Victor Kiuanuel t-. send 14,000 um to aid in attacking the line at Voltur no end Capua. New York, c.-t, £O, isra). Tho steamship Canadian arrived here to-day with Liverpool dates to tho 12th inst. COMMLUCIA L NEW a*. Livurcoi Cotton Mark r.T.-—Tho sales of tho week 00,000 hales at an advance of • ~L-the the advance being chiefly on fine qaalitife*. sale§ of Friday 10,000 bale-, tho market ftkwing firm. London M. n y Market. -CVr-ols quo*. lat 92 7 . 93. Political news by this arrival un tnp> riant. FURTHER 11V THE CANADIAN Father Point, Oct. 27. The sales of eutt o for the week were 90,500 bale.- , f ahich 20,000 were taken by speculators, and 18,000 by ex porters. The sales cl) Saturday worn 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 wore taken hy {peculators • n.l eportcr.*. Tho folio v ing arc the antlrorirod °*b m* 7* i r Mobiles 7 1 ,1 ‘Hands 7',.1 (. 1 Tho clock of cott’ at Liverpool ums , - 7,000 hales, of which f.16,000 bales wero American. There was no produce report received. The Patis correspondent of the Lon ’x n Time-a indicates that there arc n vctmints in Austria against France, aud tho Dormer tho I treaty abrogated by the attempts of Ur; -, t-* J revolutionise the former’s provinces. New York, Oct. 28. The -t .unship A-. : i I arrived w.th Liverpool dates to tbo I :th inet. Liverpool Cotton Market—The aalca r.u Satur day were 10,000 laics, of which speculators aud exporters took 2,o<>*’ bales. The mark© closed firm. London Motiey Market -Con ? were easier. Havre Gotten Market. Tho Havre Cotton Market was firmer. FROM HAVANA A VENEZUELA. New Orleans, Oct. 20.—Tho Star of the Went from Havana the 18th arrived hero to-day Venezuela advices of the 2Ut ult., stare that, in consequence of the Spanish Minister having demanded bis passport* and left tho country, all the Spanish citizens were !<-nv iqg. The difficulty relates to the refusal to punish the murderers of certain Spani.-h citizen*, and make indemnity therefor. The question was t- rrel to Madrid for adjustment. From llava.ua New Orleans, Oct 20.—The steamship Ca huwba, from Havana, with dates to tbol7tb, bus arrived. Thcbealthof Havana was fully restored Sugar was quiet at b’ 3 fa .s , rs.; to<!. UW,- 000 boxes. Molasses was active, clayed quoted at 3M<g,3', r.. Freight?, were ina<'ire. >u-r. ling exchange quoted at 140<J4 Exchange j on New York 2to 1 per ct j-rctu Tho total rev enue of tho Inland f>r the pas? eight months was upwards of ?! 3,000,000. MEXICAN NEWS. New Orleans, Oct. 2.:. Private advices from Mexico e.iy that the Lil -i cral party, under Ogor.on, h.id capture l Goa l-j altjara. KprUltlon Again*! < ontrul America. The Washington correspondent of a New York papor, says that tho United States Minister to Nicaragua has notified tl St i*. Dcpf.T?:u> t.t that a plot exists in the S'u them ; ? i in vatic ! Central America, for tho purpose v( extending slavery under ibe auspices of a powerful combi nation, of which General Walker was simply au agen t. ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. 1 St. Joseph’s, Mo. Oct. 2X The overland mad, bringing S.in Ur. ■ dates to the lotit imt., ha* arrived. The Oregon Senatorial ©lot lion camt ..n tl. Legislature on the 2d inst., and resulted iu tho I election of Nesmith, Dougl is Democrat, and Da kar, non-intervention Republican, furicu candi- | dates. An emigrant train, c .n.-i tr -of f. r:y-:. \ sons, a majority of them women and children had j with one exception, been massacred by the Snako Indian*. FROM TilF. PLAIN.', Drowncville, Mo., Oct. 15, Capt. Guinc?, with his surveying party, reached this city last \ evening. ll© has been engaged upon tho govern ment surveys, west of the six prinetpal meridians fur the past two month;-. He reports a < untry i rich in soil and well watered, with a scan iry of i timber, except Upon the Little Dine rircr add its tributaries. A largo party of Pike’s Pcakers ar rived this morning and left on the boat. They brought a largo amount of gold, arid report mir- j ing matters a* favorable. prom rinndurav LETTER FROM Col. RI DLER. A correspondent of the New York Timer, in a i letter from Truxillo, dated Oct. tb, endeavors to remove the false impression that the Hun* j durana aro a barbarous, cowardly, and cruel ; people, and gives the following letter ns having been written by Col. Rudlcr to tbo Comm andante at Truxillo, through tho British Consul: My Dear Sir; I cannot tuko my departure without first acknowledging to you my heartfelt thanks for the friendship you evinced lor me during my confinement aud trial. Your conduct in this instance is worthy of tho highest praise, both as a Christian and a gentleman. As the former, you have fully carried out the precepts of our holy church, to return good for evil. As the other, you have show n that generous and high toned character which few mon would hove had the fortitude to carry out in tho trying ordeal which I have just pas.-01. To your kind lady, I am aho indebted for the many comforts received at her hands, and now, through you tender her my grateful thanks. I also desire to make you tbo instrument in conveying my thanks to those gentlemen who have so generously befriended me. In doing this you will add to the many obligation* which I have already been indebted to you. In con clusion, permit roe to assure you that my conduct shall be such as to prove to you and all those who have befriended me, that I was not unw-.r thy of it. May God’s blessings be with y<u and yours, is tny earnest prayer. Your more than friend, A. 11. RIJDLER. Venerable Matron.— The Washington (Wilkes county, Ga.) Independent says; Died, in our town, on last Frl lav Mr*. Harina Terrel. She had nearly reached the age of one hundred years. Mrs. Terrel was a native of Char leston, S. C.; she was a resident of Charleston in 1776, when the British attempted to reduce the city, and remembered the time well. DAILY COMMERCIAL RECORD. NASHVILLE MARKET, Oct. la. Wo hear of no doings in the produce market. Flour aud Grain re main steady at hist week’* quotations. Provisions aro dragging at previous figures, with light receipts and a corresponding light demand. FLOI R AND GRAIN—-There is a good sup ply of flour on the market, which is finding ready sale. Wo quote Superfine at $6 a 6 50 and Ex tra at SV. f0 a 0 75 pcrhbl, anil s"■ 25 a 3 50 in .*aek*. The tranvacticmj in wheat arc confined mainly \o tho filling of order- for seed at a range of $1 - 40 a 150 per bushel. Corn continues in fair venues t und we note tho market well supplied. Wo quote yellow nt SOe. and white at 85c. per bushel, sacks included. RYU Is in limited request for seed and is held at id a 1 25. OATS —Thorc is a fair supply of Oats on the market, but tho demand is rather limited nt 55 a GOc. per bushel. PROVISIONS—Bacon is selling in a limited way at 12’ _ a 12\o. for ribbed sides, 13 a 13?-j fur clear sides, 10’..c. fur shoulders, and 13? : c a 14c. for hams. Tho stock of Qtrd is nearly exhausted. Tbo de mand, however, is limited and wo quote barrel nt I3’.j aud keg at 14’ .. a 15c. GROCERIES—Wc bear of no changes in the prices of groceries. WHlSKY—Rectified is hall nt *6 a 23e. per gallon, and country nt 50 n 75c per gallon, ac cording to quality. Cine in rati, Oct 19. Flour dull, $5 a 5 10. Moss Fork steady, sl7- T*} a 18. Whisky 78. Sugar S a o’j. Coffee 15 a 15 4 . Molasses 42 a 43. Wheat dull. Oms dull, :UK-. Linseed Oil 57? NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATIONS. Ii:! rir (i, J Middling 10?.*(Tu 11 Ordinary 7 fin 8 | Good Mid 12 (.*.l2', Good Urdiu'y..y(fi ‘.i ‘* j Midd’g Fair.. ( * Luv MiJ....lo!iW a I Fair ( \ •• <>HLEANS < OTTON STATEMENT. Wednesday Evening Oct. 17, 1860. 8 h>l; on baud Sept. 1, 1860 74,197* Revived since 252,735 ” To-day, 7,127 259,802 334,657 Exported since Sept. 1.1 00, 119,798 To-day 9,859 —129.657 .. a baud and ou shipboard...#o4,4oo WEEKLY STATEMENT. Columbus, Oct. 29. U‘fTON -Fur the week ond : ng Saturday, wo rep.-rt ri < vipts 4.979 bales, and tho sales 3,}-1 b.tu-. In making up our weekly statement, we arc placed as we wero tho previous week una ble to gin- 8f rrect table of qnotatlons.The mar ket hu- been active; buyers have been disposed to l*o liberal in their offset for tho finer grader; ordinary and low middlings cot being anxiously s -ughtfor, Tho lowest that baa been paid whs > t!.o highest quo tod was IP*. Tho majority o! -h* effected at prices ranging from 9S to I’ .. M o wouM bo wilting io give the amount of sub i transacted on tho street, so our friends in the o< mu try could wo© how tho market was i but wo find it extremely difficult, also impolitic even to attempt it, as no cotton on the street is sold according to clarification, the highest bidder has tho refusal. Tho receipts **f cotton Saturday wero 7 It) bale* and sales 221, at the following particulars: 6 at U : i; 47 ;*atlo} 20 at 10’*; 17 at 10?-*; 11 at 10 ’J; 11 nt HP 46 at 10-\*; 50 at 11; 13 at IP,!. Charleston', Oct. 26.—8 ales of Cotton to-day, 3,006 bales, ut prices ranging from 7to IP, cents. Market firm. Mobile, CM. 2C. SJcs fc tu day 2.5u0 laics, Middlings at II cent*. Falos of tho week 14,75<i Receipts of the week 1-1,110 bales, against 20,. r >fii> bales. Decrease at this port 35,500 bales. Lx ports 18,600 bales. Siock 192,970 bales. - Freights iiiu-bangoJ. Ni • Ui:i.i an‘B, Oct. 20. ."‘aloi *>f Cotton s<j day 9,000 bales. Tho market wos Irregular Middlings at IP to 11?* cents.. Suits of the week 51, 0 baler; receipts of tho wet-k 64,000 against 61,000. Exports of tho week 53,000 bales ; total exports 177,000 baler. New Yuiik, Uct. 33.—Sales of cottuu to-day 1,000 bales. The market was firm. Who has not heard of Snndi* Snrafiarilla ? U iw many havecauso to be thauklul that it has cured tbeif ailments, raised them from a bed of - cknesit to tho cnjuymeut us health nhd strength. We wish every one to benefit by it—hut caution i c required, the very succors wf the articlo is turn ed agniOft it by the cupidity of others, and nu merous preparations of so-called “Sarsaparilla” are iu the market. Tbo original and genuine ar ticle prepared by Sands, being in universal use, is fold almost everywhere. Ask for that and take no other. oet2o—dwl w Hollov. w’ Fills.— To Mothert —Thousands 1-vely females, iu tho Spring time of woman l.o*d have been rescued from an uutiimdy grave by the agency or thoso medicines. When tho . prightlinsss us tho roup is 1 changed to apathy and internal suffering, and the glow of health to the >allow hue of mtikunug disease, it is a crisis which requires the maternal attention aud solic itu Ic, aud for which the pills will bo found nn i tiieierit remedy. They aro.equally efficacious to the autumn or turn of life—the most critical pe riod of woman's existence. Sold by all druggist* at 25c., 62c. and $1 per box. *t2s—dwlw. j To Consumptives. {’■; f: Advertiser, hiving been restored to health ins few wi ‘-lkM by a \ery simple eiuedy, after having suliWtul Hevcral years wi'.li a sever* lung ‘.on, rikl that dip.id riiaea** t’ *n‘*imptlon —is anxious to make kinwnlo hi* fellow RiifToren the means es the cure. To a'l who dioircit. he will send a copy of the |r* •*■* riptfiui used (fre** of rharge) with the directions for pu ting und using* tho sum*-, which they will find a sue ure i'-r .CoNsremoa, Asthma, Bmon *ii ms, 4-c. The only object of the advertiser in sen ding the prescription is to heoetit the afflicted, and -,iread ini mention, which he conceives to he invahi i* -, and he hopes every sufferer will try Ins reoiedy as it w ill cost tin in nothing and may prove a blessing- I ‘ wi-l-lng the prescription will pteas© addre,-* r*-v EDWARD A WILSON, Williams borgh, ’ 1 ‘* Kmgs (.minl|i. fry Vi*ik_ FOR SALE ! - w MV NtiKTII UOWIKEEPLAN TATKtN in Russetl county, Ala , isS J *-♦ SferJato orlt miles west of r.'ii-nnvilte. U t txahijM. ft may he ilivlded to mt purchn .'-m Ali >nt tw* nty-eight imndrtl air. , ■ t iiu If bottom land. Apply to Mr r*pnr loci >0 ihe prer.iiscs, or to me in Tuskegfe. A'i. also— ron SALE, My preHeat Hesidence In Ttiskegee, one of the best and nicest lot* in town, and conveniently situated.— A.V., inv IL.intation on Fphnupee t ieek, two or till, miles from town (:. WATTLE. October 29, lufiO—-wjJui. BRANDS & KRONER. HAVE REMOVED To! OO BHOAD STREET. j INLXT TO PEAIUS'B BOOK HTOIIE) “IIKIIK Till:I (im iiTIIUttSI'USUII)STOCK 01’ J Pianos. Melntleons A. Organs, 1 AT VBRY LOW RATEB {Z&iIL : They would call attention to a spl n ♦gfPMwdid ton* 1 I'srlur Orsml l*lnno. I j uTi ,n, t n ‘’Premium Concert Piano.’••and 7**l/ eevaral ALEX ANL EB OROANH. for Chtirrh find Parlor. I- -PIANOH TUNED AND REPAIRED fiKANDri * KRONER. Oct29—wtMmarlO No. 90 Broad tt. I Now Arrival of New Goods AT v G UNBY &j CO’S. • , BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in .small or by the Barrel, to suit rustoiners. KTo-w Xjard., *• “t and “nic©—fur sale in any quantify. XT’iaao Cigars, J.i.,1 arrived and fur sale by thrfbor, hundred or do zen. t. - .-i!l and look lor yonrselvec tot .vntv nviis. t NOTHER Tierce >n*t in, and more coming at. . \ ’ - MMi V Cottage Chairs at One Dollar. I have 2000 Hplit Dotu>m Chairs whirii^ Vjk 1 will well tit #I.OO rarli. They are and durable us Chair* ever get to Mb ’ * ‘ Call and see ;them before you Imv • V others, toctSJ] J. If. HIKEB ‘NEW CLOTIIIM STORE! >2] I’ll E subsenbor lias now iu store, aud is constantly receiving from New York a large and well selected stock of MENS AND BOY& HEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Embracing all the luted styles of Burincis, Plain and Fancy IDK33SS SXJXTS, moiiair, eai.hkin, < LOTH AND HEAVER O V ERC OATS, Also, a full and complete assortment of GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS t oinpriting Linen llosom Sliirts, of Jin* best materi al ;u and make,and warranted to give satislactton - Merino, Cashmere and Hi;k I iideiehin-; Silk Ties and Hearts. Collars, (.’lover, c*nou mleis, Ac. Arc Also, n good supply of jmnrn iaa Valiies, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, ■WalKing- Canes, &e. Also, a lull and complete assortment of BOOTS AND SMOIS, i-j P*r linitlciiirii’* W'egr, aud a large a> - >it wUM “'• in ol Ladies’ Shoes, Boots and Uniters of f l|L” tli ‘ wry best material and workmanship,and very variety of fiiiUlren’s Hhoesund Hoots'. Also, a lull and well selected stock of 3VTE3NTS Sc BOYS’ MHATS & CAP t)f tile very Latent Styles. The citizen* of Columbus and surrounding cono tiy are respectfully solicited to give m-a call hefon purchasing elsewhere,** I am determined to sell my goods lower than any other establishment in lliecity. 1 have Goods and g mdCoods and am determined iu sell them. My >tme is immedintely under CookV Motel. Hro.irl rttree-, where 1 will take great pleasuie in waiting upon all who may favor me with a call. i . ITS. BttOOhS 1 mlt‘l’ ( ‘o<>kV I lotel. ( ulumbus, Ua., Od,Sl. dw.lin Great Reduction in Prices ! FURNITURE AND WOODEN WARE. The Troy Manufacturing ft>. ( N order to r. da. ■■ our ~i . . .t . >m- ~ ! .1 we are now offci uu: Furniture & Wooden Ware at greatly reduced prices lor Cash, to ot Cottage ('hail* nt UI; Bedsteads at SUM) to *I >. I’m© Tubs at #4 to 84 50 |>er mat. Pine Buckets at s‘2 to $3 ->5 pei ilcten. And other articl ‘H lit u proportion lie reduction in prices. We make a liberal ili.-i (Him to ill ,J. i tu ns n call a* we are determined to sell. War© Rooms No. 40 east side ot Broad ‘ ('-domim. 0 . JEFI LHSON A. HAMILTON Cnfumbns, Ga , 0.-t. 23—dwtf. UKOIKiI A-Marlnn countyt UT If ERE Aft Harriet I*. Brown applies for Letters of Administration nu the - -lute of John \\ . Brown, late of said county, deceased; These are therefore incite arui admonish ailund sinj I gulartlte kindred and creditors of said deceased, to I be and appear at my ©Hire on or before the First j Monday in Dectuib’ r nini.'ami ti then objections if any they have, otherwise’ .-.aid letteis will then and I there be granted. W tiißHs my hand and ulh- mi mgnature, ibis Octo. her 2Sd, IK'k*. MAi.t'OM HAIR, Ok.. Oct2o- w3od HORSES AND MULES i U %IT I'OK 3_jgX,J2S.2rsfs3B ! 1 WILL BE AT VERNOY ’& MAHAFFEY’S -n or about the Ofttli instant, with 25 Head of tho Finest Horses , rwi brought to Columbus; Arming them arc PIVK PAIRS tis the lout broke Kentucky llorai - 75 HEAD OF MOLES, Th- fi.-iept that have left Kentucky thi. *easnn—2o of j tiiem well broke 3 year old Mules. M y tr end* would do well not lo buy until I come, ! ns lam bound to sell And sell quirk. Von have been I giving me my price* and now l will well ul your mi ca*. #o give me a r hum < . K. W. PAINE. I October II dwtf. FALL AND WINTER TANARUS) ITY G OODS,! FOR 1860. J. KYLE & CO. HAVE NOW IN STORE AN INUSUALLY LAKGK STOCK EMBRACING Every Article in Their Line, Among which will bo found many new styles of ipppy mg ALSO, A LAK<*i; SI STJA or PLANTATION GOODS, SIIOKS, HATS, Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys. AM) A FINE STOCK OF CARPETINGS, HUGS, Ac. Ac. Ac. To all of which wo respectfully invito tho t ---tion of their and tho ptiMie generally. Columbufl, C*. Oct. I -dwJSnt Plant Good Fruit Trees of Sou thern Growth. who has received nioro proroimos 5 r fine fruit than any her Soul; rn \ arscry mail, will he prepared to fill order* until first January for Apple, Peach, Pears and Nectarine Grafts. (Save your orders at uu early date with oct23—dfltglt HUM# k LIVINGSTON. AT VVHOIiKSALK & IIKTAIL BY J. A. WHITESIDE, CASH DEALER IW Drugs, Paints, Potash, Ac. ISO BKOAD ST. COLUMBUS, GA. FEESH GARDEN SEEDS, ONION SETS, PATEN i MEDICINES TORPEDOES. FIRE CRACKERS. KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS CONCENTRATE]) LYE. POTASH &. Persons buy'ng with the Cash at Retail will find that my prices are from 13 to 25 per cent less than the usual price*. Merchant*’ order* solicited mid tilled at reasonable price*. Having adopted the cash aystqiu, I ean sell for k*i than those who sell on 1 tint* octl3—dwtl GENTLEMENS’ AND FURNISHING GOODS, BAUfill & tILIiMAIVS, No. 119 West Side Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. , WE are now rc ceiving our FALL jy ■'i. -'f CI.OTIUNU. VJO;’/,.--CTk comprising all the Intent styles which Mvihrif InJr w 0 Givitu our i $ mfr. friends and the . f ?Y . VA-t • public to call and W M ,-s ■ examine. Our stock having been man ufactured expressly for our trade, wo flatter our selves that we shall bo able to please all who may favor us with their patronage in price and styles. We don’t profess to do business on a CASH SYSTEM, but wo are determined to sell is CHEAP as can be purchased elsewhere. Wo have also a largo and complete assortment of Youths & Childrens’ Clothing, Suitable to supply between the ngos of 5 and 18 years of ago. Call and examine and judge for yourselves, us we say just what we intend doing. ALSO, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Cloths, ( assimcrcs A Vestings us the latest importations, which wo aro prepar ed to MAKE UP TO ORDER, in tho latest styles and at the shortest notice; all of which we warrant t<> give satisfaction. EDWARD 11 AUG 11, J KPT lIA F. TILLMAN. September l ith, 1 Slit)—dwtf. KINK f^REABY Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings, Shirt#, Collar*, Cravat*, UNDER-SHIRTS',, 1 1 \ LiK-IIOSK. GLOV 10S, SIUITMHTS, UMBRELLAS, ATS AND CAPS, Traveling Shawls, Blakets, ’ runks, Carpet Bags, Valises, dso. etc. ■ All of liio liito.t stylo, nn-l bi;.t ([OliUtios, Rro ’ * 1111 w ready fur the Trade at the old established J. 11. DANIEL (V ED., IvJU 151(0 A 1 ) STREET, UA. Every variety of Garments made upto meas- I urc, in the latest and must approved styles ami warranted to please. J.H. D. A CO. Columbus, October 5. dwtf. El. DAK IEL A Cos., Respectfully remind those indebted to them for i good . purchased prior to the present year, that they should not bo forgetful us the fact, that in these bard times it is difficult for them to com mand the, means to moot their own liabilities, and trust that they will come forward promptly and bestow all the relief in tlieir power. OKI s—dwtf. J. 11. S I K ES , IS iiuv\ i.,-i living a large lot of PLAIN FIIRNI i I I It 15, which if iu In- sold at an early day. before | i">mnty non linr.oiiM, BeilxleadH, Hmmli, ‘rallies, I t ‘ottage Sris, Ai. MaiiesseH, Pilluwa, Coni fort ■ in! i any quantity . Collugc chair* n! 1M each. Cnlland ► ■:(• my goods, learn my priien Ac , Lofore you buy ! | elsewhere. 43 Broad Street. ; Oil. 17—.1 ly. -Qfe.l „ SB, MMi, HODttBS & CO., Aru in receipt of n FULL STOCK of STAPLE ANU FANCY DRY-GOODS. 11l STAI’LE (JOUDS, tlio,;bavo u lurgu uu . B irtmunt of Bed, Crib and Negro Blankets, K KRSKYS. Ueorgia Male Tweeds and Jeanr, jNnNTXISXrJB, nnJ u i-rent varint, of CARPhTJNGS AND RUGS, ! In their Fancy Department will bo found ALL ! of tile later;t styles and varieties of 1 (Gj(S)®iD)§3 a CON.IBTINU .or Sack. Plarmols, SCOTCH AU, KINHS or DeLaines, Merinos, Cashmeres, Until Figured and Plain: POPLIKTS, SILKS, I JJlack und Colored, Plain and Figured, for Kva- I riing and Morning. They would especially cal ; attention to tlieir Stock of nOl UMVC GOODS, ! AD of their goods will bo sold as low ns tbo i.owkst. They aro anxious to show what they 1 ( an do, and aru determined to sell. MANLEY, HODGES k CO. Oct. • -13 m. 66 Rroad Btreet. DRY-GOODS J. M’PHIL LI PS, | I<LG Broad Stroot. Wont I p-rpeci fully inform hi* notions and thn pub I lie that he m now prepared to offer n Large mid Attractive Assortment of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, Aon? which will he found a beautiful variety of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, VIZ : ‘ILK imnOATBLLR. POPLIN KEPT VOLANH, Ml AUK PNGRB.FRENCH BEI.AINK, MKUINOC, i:\GLIHII DItLHH GOODH. A ,- HAWLH M.OAKrt, MANTILLAH, and TALMAft, in every variety A- , tm extensive stock of Hosiery, Embroideries, Lace, Trim mings. Ribbons and I’ancy Goods. PIsANTEnS arc part'cn'.-irly re juesteij to <ull and exumino the ! stock of ! BLANKETH, KEKMEYH. LINHF.Yft. 1 LANNELA. lInMENPTTNft, ( ALM.ORW, itr A 1 whi'h w ill he sold hy the pier© or pa< kage, nt WHOLES A I.E PRICKS. J. M I*, would call nMciition to the fkr.t tlu.t lie is Ia u u.. . - hTlllUi'LY ON TIIE OAHU PRIN ’ lI’LE; buying ami suiting only for (JAHII, he il.n therefore afford to sell good* at Very Small Profits \ CASH BUYERS Will find it to tlieii’ interi ni to examine the goods and prices before purr hosing elaewhere. JAS. dVPIAHIIiL,LIP’S 120 Itroad-strcet. .MASONIC HALL DDILDINO. Columbus, Kept 20, 1860. dAvrtf TAKE NOTICE A LL who aro indebted to W. M. DaCosta, by or account will ploane call at J. J. Ab crerorobie’soffice over Gunby A Co’s Store, and nettle. An assignment of all his assets has been made over to an assignee. Mr. Abercrombie is legally empowered to receipt for all monies paid in. oct23—d6wlt LAND FOR SALK, I will soil tuy Plantation in Rua#*ll Cos, fjHp|£Alu., two miles south of I'choo Postoffloe ~ ‘•ontnining Beven Hundred and Twenty Acres, with two hundred Acres cleared. This place lias a dwelling, good gin bouse and screw, negro houses and kitchen, and all other necessary outbuildings. Any person wishing to uiuko en quiry aro referred to W. L. Tillman, Columbus, Ga., or myself on tb© Plantation. Oct. B—wtf J. C. DROWN. 11500 FALL TRADE. 111(50 S \I'DLKUV ’ v ‘: HAR'KSS, SHERMAN & CO. Ilr.ve on hand the largi'st and best assorted Block of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, TRUNKS, WHIPS, COLLARS, 1 lOIvSK COVERS, LEATHER OF ALL KINDS. Machine Belting, &e. &c. Ever brought to thiH market, which are offered to •heir friends and the public generally upon tooMona bh’ terttiH Wc wmild return our thauka for tho patronage that has been bo>iou .<| upon ussim ewe have been es tablished in Culuinliiia, and hop© by fair dealing and attention to husinuaa, to merit a continuance of the same. Sherman & Cos., Next Poor to tin* Bank of Columbus. I ‘ulumbus, tJa .Hept. S^nlwif. FALL STYLES. Mm HATS F 1 - J_.^TMX>o>lNr, Would inform Ilia friends and the public generally that be is now receiving his Fall Htock of Hals, con sisting oi nil varieties of Cussimore, ‘M.olewkin | .V I*' conch 4 foils, Ot eveiy color and quality, and of the VERY LATENT IMPORTATION, at pirn s lo suit all. CvYPS ofevciv kind, nnd ulsongreut variety of CHILDREN’S HATS AND CAPS, And a good uusorinu-nt of •Umbrellas and Walking sanes. We have always on hand our superior WOOL HATS, Made expressly for us Columbus, Cos., August 33. dwtf j NEW % FALI ‘ * WINTEI’ i -Dnr |ml\ GOODS COBV.FLBHINO & SWIFT’S, (tutBET COOK'S HOTEL,) ’<sB, tr MBtß’ S, <• A. OUR stock for the Fall and Winter Trade in now complete, einhiat.iiig all tlie latest styles ol Li!i!li^; , DRESS ROODS, ftlLKft, roi’I.INH, M Kill NOS, III'-I.AINKH, F.uglieli, Fienrb und American Print i, Kith Velvet Cloaks. Cloth Cloaks, AHAIIS.A New Article, HIIAWLH.t.'LUVKH.&r , in great vurii-lyj CREWEL. KNITTING VARN K -Doubly H.ngb 1 and Hplit Zephyr und Hhetland Wool, a lurg'i st ti k Dress Trimmings in Great Variety. ALSO, (LOTUS I ASMIIKIiKVH! MUM JKA.NS, if. tor Gonilemeu’ri and Boy's wear. Domestic Gcods, in great var’ty llx %i\TATIOI% UOOVH, KERSLYK, LINSKYS, OKN ABE RGiS, FLAN N E LS, BLANK FT.', WOOL HATS, NEGRO 81I0KS, Ac. AX.HO Fine Hats & Gaps, Soft Hats, ; A GOOD HTOCK BOOTH As KMOKS A LARGE STOCK. Fin© Shoes lir Ladies’ Wear, Children’s and Mi • < a’a Fine Hli.n h, SIIIKT COLLARS AM) CRAVATS, j MERINO HlflltTH, and VLHT'rt, tor Genta A. Ladies Also, a large Htock ol G HO C F R 1 KS, WAGGING AM) ROPE, Htigaq Cuifcc. ri ilt.T 1,-u ... Kim If, Cigar.-, Flour, Hue. B icon. Lari', I'hli Candles, Pickles, Kxltucis, Preserves Ate. ALHO, Nhllk,‘C'iikl luffs, llnrilwarr, Crockery UlaiHWr‘| Saddles, Ate, Our sti ik is larger mi l cm’ raci H h greater variety Ilian call bn fumul in any other lioioe ui the city su that people in ttie country can come and buy tln-irnn lire bill from us and we guarantee Hint PRI EH HUAI L BE AT THE LOW ET MARKET RATES CODY, FLEMING .1 SWIFT. Columbus, Sept. 26, HsCO dwli. TO Country Merchants A I'mnters JAM i:s Ml .I*l LILLI PS, lii calling lit© ‘ii-ntion ofbuyeisto ins slock of FANCY AND STAPLE OnY-GOODB, l>egs to say that !<■ i a now prepared to offer fur C AHH j n large aortmerit ol g iods just received, by the Pled'. I Male or Package, at Northern Jobbing I’riees I As lie lias n resident buyer iu New York, he will receive by t very steamer, mveii ns of sur.li goods ns lie can sell the trade at a r diction of iO to per cent I on regular prices. I!/'An imperil,., of the Slock is respectfully solic ited. JAS. jVPOPPXILLIIPS 1 HO, iti’oiid street, MASONIC HALF, miILDINQ. Columbus, .Sept 20, iB6O. UAwtf. IIA HJtISON PITTS. NEGRO BROKERS! No. til., Broad HtrootJ 001-TJIVtUXJS, C3-A ----WE would notify our (r ends and the public gen erally, that we shall continue the above linoGf business at our old stand. Our house is large and arranged expressly lor the accommodation of traders uml tlieir negroes. We are in the business portion of the city, aud convenient to the Banking llouses. Persons turning negroes to sell and those wishin* to purchase, will find it to tlieir Interest to call on us, as no otloris will be spared to please all who muy place thoir business in ourcharge U7* Liberal udvurtd H mode on negroes left with us for sa'e. IP* A likely lot of young negroes of all classes always on hand. He member ami call ut Ibe old stand. No. fil Rroad street. HARKIrfON St PITTH. Columbus, Ua., Kept. 10, lntJ- dltw Jy DISSOLUTION. I N consequence ofthe death of Mr. DANIEL, the 1 firm ol HUGHES, DANIEL & CQ. was dissolved on the oth February. The undersiged as surviving partners, are ready to settle all claims against said firm; and iliose Indebted to said firm, will pleas© settle immediately as the business must he closed. The undersigned, in tint name and style of 111 CIIDS v iioix.i s, Will continue the Warrhoiue 4 1, Coinmla* stem Haalneat in all its branchess Office ut the Lowell Warehouse. WM.'II. IIIJtiHEH W. C. IIODGEH. Columbus, Feb. 13—dwtf. JAHKS IJ(sO\, H|N OFTHE BACON FLAG, A few doors below t Masonic Hall Building Kant Side Hroad Street, nAH Just received an entirely ni'w nnd choice stock ot Groceries und PiovUion ; also Htaplo Dry Goods: In fact nearly every art it D- inoiupy kept in i variety Mtere Particular attention given n> mii >ll oi ders, cut meat, tee. A tund assortment of pickled Meats and Fish of different kinds. Mr. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, of Ohutlali...., I Cos. h with me, uml • will ulways he glad l> wait on cuHomers. TEKMH HTRICTI, V CAHII. Columbus, Oct. t, l.Hffu— w3t. MILLEDGEYILLE HOTEL. . , THIS large and coi innli.in< * > \ public House (ills been leased by ffl.’ * - ! Jg—lefr tlie undersigned, and i-i now opeii fllßNflHpljjr for the e. uiniuodatiou of lraiisi. nl visitors to the capital and Meinbei - ofthe Legislator'. Thu entire house Inis just been put in thorough repair—repainted, while washed and cleansed. We have umulior one -ervanb md a l our apiMiinliiie.nisare made with re, i.'me in 4III: COMFORT OF THE *:i i;s l s Having had much experience iu the mao;u.’cinenl ot such establishments, we believe we slii'.il be able to give ample satisfaction to nit who may Mop \vitli u* A Good Brass and String Band SVill he in attendance for The amusement and pic i’ ure of the guests, during the season, THE: UAL Will be supplied with the choicest W.u ■> Mil Li quors, and attentive har-keepets, *r. M l). III!Hi)N V BROTHER. Mill© gcviUe, Ocf Ik—wit VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALS. ‘ s ft”* aittl'nii/.cd aj* ‘lll ofthe heir* Jordan 511 public “llt( ty(Oi the I -Jill d:> of December next, tlie Plantirinn lie longing to said estate, in ltussel! ■ -iinty, Alabama, situated miles smith of llab luM'luihhcr, on t tln* Mobile and Girard Railroad, and six o ihs iioithW’ I of Glennvili©. Tile Tract contains I'iMlai u , us which BUO acres are cleared, uml of ibis Will ucaes v.'s are fresh, with the sc com! and thinl years’ ciop*. The present crop on the place is a sufin icot guaran tee niitß productiveness The dwelling house, rn gro rsbius. torn cribs, Ac . are all good and p cenily built. A . 11. Mitchell or bin brother‘Jordan Mit<heli, can he found on the place at .all turn’ . The place is sold hi order toellent u division. IT r the laud the terms are one half casli, ll:o lUherliail uu u ( redit nftwelve months. A Iso, a the same lime and plan'will he sold, all llie males, cattle, hogs, ©win nnd Bidder, outs, ne, latm mg utensils, &.( Ac, Poshchhou oi lUc land ill be given on the let January istll. The personal propeily will lie sold on a ( redit ot twelve luonlliH. mllli- wills’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. GEORGIA- Talbot Count}: BY virtue of adecroeof the Huperior Court of said county, we will sell before Ibe Court House door in the town of TnlbnUon, on the first Tuesday in lie comber next, ut public outcry to the higliesi biuiler, the following lots or paicels of land, l.nls Numbers one liuudrod und seveuly-st ven, (17*) one hundred and cighlv three, (ISH) one hundred ai.d cighly-hnir, (184)one hundred and forty eiglit,(l4B) one hundred and scveuty-eiglit, (178) nnd seven arms known as llie HpringPlaee., all situate, lying and being in the Ititli district in Talbot county These lands will be sold under a decree ofthe Courtaloresaid for the execn tion ofa Drod of Trust, made by James Mason late of said county, deceased, in iiis lifetime. WILLIAM FELTS. [ . JAMES M. STANFORD \ • “i.u . •(.toll©* Ist, IMi l Wtds LAND FOR SALE. . , THE 8U RtM'H! lIER oilers for an;, an. s ’••4 ,Q °f good land lying on Dry Greek, and wiili- QitofcH ,n u half mile of •'olherl Depot oi. llie Mo ■ ,™ bile and ti Hard Rail Road, in RusscU coun ty, Ala., between 100 und ‘Tiff acres cleared, a huge p nion of which is fresh. his is a g>‘<u| little place, und will be inuiarkeiUntil sold. Also, 100 acres lying on Tustulnliate ee ('nv’ , i oijigiious to the village of V ilulA, at w it'll place then-is a splendid Mule und Female He unis ; betwe 100 and ISO acres cleated the larger po ion ol whit h is fresh, the im pi"veiiicnis are good. It:- i;< u spienilol litllc place and will he in luuiket uulil stid. VVM t:. WSON, Yi'diihi, Al i Oct. S’J.- wit. OLD CANEY LAND FOll SALE > l| | AGREH 111 Wliait.il county. T< i JUt ‘ ipiirn or low Irotiling on the < (dorutle Itiyer, and running acriMs Old t'atiey, known i. ■ the T. J llabb league, adjoining George Thaw in r above uml O. L. Battle below, und siui.tlt and in Whan .n county. This line league of limit, ho long kepi out ul mar ket,and so wdi ami favorably known .is m ibe finest tracts of laud mi Old fancy, is now mi ( . .1 for sale, lor partition, and all on one, two, and three yeuis time; about one liunilmd :11 r• - in culliv.iiii n, ami iiotwithhluiiiling llie execHHive Ihree iiioullih tlioiig.M the past summer is producing tins .. a>on, a bale cot ton to the acre The whole tract tines not contain more limn two hundred and lily acres of pom laud, llie balance oi over three thousand nt rt a, being well Wait It'd and vrr|l .. I, ..n.l •< lum.. ( ...ti u il oi l’ covered witii cane, il will Ire sold in lots lo t-tiu pur chasers oral! tog* liter. For nartii ul. r.'..ml.!rt • • ilic “lleiranfT. J .Rabb,” I.atJrmige ‘1 \ \ Od. Ut),-d’Jttwßi. OKOttUlA —Talbot County: \l7 HKIUiAS Itiomnn l’owiil apjilii s lo .-.c V? for Letters of Guartliun.-Tiip of Vir! ri..* Worlhntn, Sarah J. Wortham, thepresi‘:it Guar dian who proposes to resign said giinli:t:i:-!iip, /tar iua procured him to do to: Those aro therefor© to cite and admonish ul! anti singular, the kindred and ether.- L elm ‘an interest in said tiiiurdiunship, to be nnd uppear at my ollioo withiu (he time preseribud l>.v law, then and thcro to .-how cause, if any they have, why said letters shoubl not ho grunted. Given under toy band and oilL-ial sigtiidurc, this Iytli Out. 1800. Oct. 22—w40d MARION IJETIII .’.'F, Ord. A r THE OLD STAND •in Etrond Slrcci, I.^0 UR DOORS above the corner of .Manley, j * Hodges ,t Cos. may bo found a;’ >od a: it tuent of OltOtbK A SEAKGU’K fAMIIA SEW IXL MACiilSL'i, Tli. (Jr.iy.-r t- U >k... I I ..li; - -.1-i an m successful of the nuiMioi *is .<.*! ilir-. u..- thel.usinc s • onurre.l Ibe ri M i u. *"ydnv. when Hewing M- were nlmost in i . n in i Ife* - when their I lure was more •>! an expen incut f anarijtb.i.- /c rttep by s'cpluisjirogics pfi| in tlm and vi b.j. .i•* ot tlio trade an 1 ■ perlecl ui4 of its VI ictiiii king udvanl i• uH io-i hie imi roVMOM'iite ... > lo make, lo.ap iuioii mol modi li. aiiou ofth.r machim ry. it lus ci,joyed u • exclu sive l.criei'l* ol the HIV. imvr gmd< * ■ I * •.• j- r <.e m the firm (Mr. VV illiaiu •* mii bv won placed iu posaesaion of privbcg- mid p.nei - Inn have giv. nils Machines p culiar .*i*•' l e- •• • v-i ----b iicles. The nmetinnisni oflbo Grover.v B.Jtri M > . <• i-* cm. uduiglv sin.pie, durable nnd cur ly miner.- tood >y any pci (tn'old or young; there i- tmiliing inns man ageim-ni that the simplest mind in>y not vp. and n is merely a question ol time and mem i w ;in nn •• —most ladies will learn at once showing, wliilmuih or- will require two or Ihree ie--uus; lnqoei i;> ... see little Misses, only ten years of nv, • \> in n..* rin- Machine on straight scams wHlioui a Mime Families who ure about to piif h i“, are npc Mo’ ly invited to rail and examim* lor them-odve.-, v. take the liberty * fraying, it is l etter for you him chase of a local responsible Afent, thuo from red diers who are traveling ithroiifch unlry wall clmapHewing Machines D. KEVfil Age::. OBOHOIA. Go nrn lot .. (>ct )5. !►♦>•) 11 & CAPS. NEW I Ladies and Gentlemen, AT IIOSIU AM) AimOAl), (ONATANTtV AMrtllßß l:H THAI THE ii.wioiriirs 11,1111 RESTORATIVIj, PREPARED ONLY BY URQUHART & CHAPMAN Is taking tin: place of EVERY OTHER PREPARATION KNOWN FOB RESTORING GRiY HAI k PEEDILY AND CERTAINLY TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOP, Giving it the most beautiful gloss and DELIGKFITFUL, ()J)()U! PREVENTING FT FROM FALLING OFT,’ Removing and preventing DABTimtrFF ANU ALL Humours and Eruptions “ON TIIF. HI’ALP IN A FEW DAYu. Oi\€i; l-HKDi IT WILL BE FOUND AN INDIHPENHAIM.iI AM) POBITIVB REMEDY For the numerous .irritations of the n.-.ip winch PRODUCE SUPERABUNDANT DANDRUFF U7*Prl®e 75 tenia full Tint Ilotll*. only hy URQUHART & CJIA I'M A , DRuaGisre, COtUMBUB, UA, To Rent, TWO ROOMS, suitable for a small #7 i |! ii S family near tho Methodist Church. Ap gggß| ply at thl office. OOLTJM43TJS Saddlery, ilariicstt, AND I.EATHKH STORE. 11. MIDDLEBBOOK & CO., 94 Broad street, .- A SANIIFAU-niREIW AND lIEAI.IUr. IJSKBA ... ?ml<llc., Hume.., (..Kther, which the following comprises p arl sk —Hpanisll Quiltod Haddies, overlaid; Eng if<i. do; Planters’ Plain do; Youth's nnd liny’s do; V, ai'uniin Planlaliondo; und Ladies rtadillos,—vnrio tV of styles. Bridles, ItlnrUnpialCN, Saildle llass MU(I Medical do. HAKNESH. I ... miser pUtcd G.ini.ige Harness—all qnalOMis. Kockawuy “ “ “ “ “ Double Buggy “ “ •• Hiugle do “ •* I’irtln Idack Harness, allstyles and qualities LEATHER, Uirting Leather,Bridle do. Hog Hkins, Pad Hkins, Harness Leather, Oak and Hemlock, iMdr Laatlier, t’alf Hkins, Lining Hkins, Khoe Pegs, Lasts, Thread and Finding i, fcc. Machine lloltiiijr. Leather and Rubber Belting, all widths, Light Rubber and Canvas Molting, for Plow Buck Bands. Just the thing for Planters. Bell Rivets,and Isuc Leather. thuktixs. rHI?TH ladies and Gentlemen’s -^MRCtenlL Brens and Traveling Trunks, all quali s and Styles, Bonnet Boxes, Valises and Carpet Bags. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. CjßpnjE/Enamelled leather, Pat Dash Leather and Enameled Cloths, nllwidilis and qualities;* Oil Carpet, l.accH, Fringes, Head Linings, Leather Cloth Bootings, Nails, Tacks, tic. Htirmps, Ititts, Buckles, Harness Mountings, Haines Collars, Whips, Wagon Breeching, And Blind Bridles. All the above Roods are of our own manufacture; made ofthe host .material and by experienced woik men. We invito alltliohi* who an* in want of atticiea in our lino to coil aud examine our stork, and weas sure them that they w ill be well satisfied with the quality of goods and tho prices, as hey will he sold on ihe very BEST TEKMH. N )’. New Work made,si:d Repairing done at Hie Molest notice dacl—-dwtf Cliangv ot Schedule. MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT t! All, ICO AI) COMPANY, Drridß Moxtuombry Wkht Point R.U. COLUMBUS, Aug. 16,1859 CLOHE CON N EtmONrt. ’ 1 V|lRO|iGH to Memphis, Nashville and New VurH • (via Knoxville) pci aceoiniuodatioii Train, leav ing tl 15 p. 111. Mail Trains Leave(/'olumbua..., 0.15a. iu. Arrive ul Mnnlgoiueiy I'J m. Arrive at West Point ‘2.‘25 pin I.eavuColinubiis 3.45 p *i Arrivel Muulgomniy 10 45p.m. Airivo West Point *2.45u. in. Is'iive Montgomery ul. 8 ;) a. iu. Leave West Point .ti 15 a in. Arrive at Columbus . . ~.1.45p. m, Leave M0ntg0mery.......... 8.45 p m. Leave West Point 3.5(1 p in. Arrive at Columbus ,;i. u. in Fi.-igllt Train leaves t olumbiis nt 4)’. M Arrives ul .... 13.08 l‘- M. Freight Arrangement I V>\ I KN AT I. A \ I'A A t.Ofit’ 31 li * 1 > V an arrangement between the Railroad • •unpanies £ > < (imposing tits tw u routes from Ailanta to < “luin- Imi (. eoneluded at tlirir convention at Savannah on the 10iliinsiaiif.il was agreed that the following rules between Atlanta and Columbus shall govern, taking effect from the Ist day oi May 1857. VIA WEST POINT Corn i"'r bushel lie. Wheat 12; Oats fi; Bacon Whisky, Flour, in sucks or laurels per 100 Ibs3sr: B I ’giiur, Hope, Lofti in c.-i.isor btols. per 11)0 IDs 45c. Coid.Pi;- I ion, by ear load, per ton, •r*.T. 75. Vi.A MACON. tdui pel bushel He. Wheat 15c. Oai 10c. Baron, Whiskey, Flour in sacks or barrels, p-r ll)h lbs., 44c. Bagging, Rope, Laid in ram or bids, per 100 pound? Sirrni’ j. < ‘oai, Pig hull, by car load, per tonthA.HNr. J. 1. MIHTIAN. President Muscogee It It GEO. W.ADAMH, HupctinlondcnlHoutliwerttern Railroad EMERHON FoCtTE, Hcpennteiv lent Macnttbiul Western Railroad CEO. U. HULL, rtiwmrintoiidcnt Atlanta nnd LaC'range Railroad, BA M L G. JON EH, Kueioecr und Huperintcndent M. flt W . P it. Aug. 17, 1359 —lUcxvti. MUSCOGEE K OIIAxV 6rs o F HaitED VL E. ON nod after‘ifith Feb. IHfifl. the Evening Mail Train Will leave Coluniliiisul 3.30 p. m., and ar rive ul Macon at M. 05 p. m. Leave Macon at 11.30 p . in. arrive ;il Columbus al 5.35 a. m. The Morning Mail Train will leave nt 3.15n. m. and arrive at Macon 8.60a. in. Leave Mar on 45 in. arrive at Colmnhtis at ;; .10 m. W. L CLARK, Bupt t:'Ruinous, Feb. *7~dwU. Ch -.nge of Schedule. WM© MOIHLE & GIRARD RAILROAD, / Girard,’ Ala., August I, |M4). y i tml Her t Lik date, the Mail Traill will ’cave ’ the Girard Depot daily (Btindays excepted) ut I .Ti p iu., and arrive at Union Hprings at H. 36 p. in.; ; .v. I uiuii Hprings daily (Sundays tiicepUid) al 5 ti. iu and arrive at Girard at oa. in. Th I ought Tram will leave Girard on Mondays, NVc.lnesdays and Friday* at 7:15 am., und arrive al I in..n -prid sat .1:30 p. m Leave Ifnion Hprings ■fne ..lax s Thursilaj * and Haiurdayu at li n. in., and arrive at Girard ill l;IWp in. tug | tl WM II MIT 4 IIELI. Preaid nL ; WAMNAI! t- ‘ ON SrKISI PA C S T 1.1 HK. The Htenmei WM. HE A BROOK, . < apt. F. HARDEN, will shortly take • .-Ik r place unlliis Line, leaving Hnvan- ■ i Having a through (might arrangement with the < ■ •itra! Railroad and its c'liinecMons. all freights be* • n ChnricuUUi and llie InU'iiur of Georgia,consign !to t! e agi ovs ( f this line, will be forwvdod wit li . in a .:mf l ewof charge. J I* BRooKh, Agent Havannab. E.LAFITTE < i’o. (harlnaton. [ N(V !i* Unit BONES.” BOM S, BONES! 100,000*. 1,333. WANTED 1 I SIXTY-TWO and a half emis per hundred ! p.iuuds for HONKS will he given nt the Carter j I’aetory in this city. | r.ct 15—dfttwtf. WOOD, EDDY & GO’S ID” 2L* O “3P “3P 3FL X ®. AVIHOBIZED BY THE STATES OF DELAWARE. MISSOURI ANT KENTU KY, Draw daily in Public, under the superintendence < .- worn Cc rr rti;i( nerr. The Managers ofDces are located at Wilmington, Dc v.are and Ltui.-, PRIZES VARY FROM 82.50 TO 8100.000. TICKETS GRO. II 52.50 TO S3. ci.iafi foil Eaplaotion and ih.gehemes to r dr.wn, —in be Knt fre. ■ by WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington. Del or WOOD, EDEY & CO . St. Louis, Mo. March 1, IS6S—diwljii. AriminiMtrator’M Male Urn, I, hi! sold ho fora tbu Court llnum door In tli<! town of CuNneta, Chattahoochee county, (Ja., on the Brut Tuendny in Dnearabor ne*t, within the legal hour* of tale, three negroc*, to-wit: Iko. II:mnull and Harnh,ftn tin* property of I’uferaon Han lien*, deceaned, by order of the Court of Ordinary. Terms made known on the dayofnabv jAMKri ri. ALLlfMri, Adm’r. Cu weta, Oct. 2*2.- w 451. 1 Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. FEVER AND AGUE, from which mankind, suffer oyer a large part of the globe, is the consequence ofa d'seusmi action in the system, induced hy the poisonous miasm of vegeta ble decay. This exhalation is evolved by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor from it Whip* the sun is below the horizon this vapor lingers near the earth’s Burfiice, and the , U . B ‘“J, 1 ? 10 " 1 wil, ‘ it through the lungs into the .ilooil I here it ads ns an irritating poison on tile internal viscera and excreting organs ofthe body. 1 (>e liver becomes torpid aud fails to secrete not only this virus hut also the bile front the blond. Both the virus and the bile Heeiimiilate in the circulation, and produce violent con titiitional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sympathise with the liver, atnl become disordered also. Finally, the in htunT ut our organism, an it in an attempt to expel the mix tuns intusiuii, conceutrateH tho whole blood ofthe Irndy ut the tni.-tnul excretories to force them lo east tout. Ibe blond loaves tho surface, and rushes to Ti ‘Tm 1 ®°hgHtive violence. This .-tlm el.ill But tl this effort tt fails. Then the Fev er follows, in which the blood loaves the central or gans nnd rushes to the surface, us if in an another effort to expel the irritating poison thotiligh that other great excretory—-lira skin In this also it fails, nnd the sys tem abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for llie recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. Those are the fits or paroyxysms of I'KVKtt and Auck Huclt constilutloiiftl disorder will ol cotttse undermine the health it it is rot removed. We have labored to find, and have found, an anti dote. , Ayer’s Ague Cure, which neutralizes this mnlnrions poison in the blood, nnd stimulates the liver to expel from the body. As it should, so it does cmye this afflicting disorder wit it perfect certainty. And U does more, or rather does what isot more service to those subject to ibis infer "ui If taken to scnsoii it expels it from the system us il is absorbed,and thus keeps those wlm use it free from its attacks ; keeps the system in health although exposed to the disease. Consequently it not only cures, but protects from the great variety of affections which are induced bv this nielignant influence, such as Kenittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Hiltons Feyer, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blind iiecs. Tootache, Earache, Caturrah. Asthma, Palpi tations, Painful A flections of the ripleen. Hysterics, ( olio. Paralysis, and painful A fleet ions of the Htom ar.li and Bowels, ail of which when arising from this cause, will be found t<> assume more or less tho in termittent type. This “Aut’u Ct at:*’ removes the cause of these derangements nndcuies the disease. This it acconipliHCH by stimvlating tbo excretnries to expel the virtue from the system ; aud these organs by degrees become habited to do tit s tlieir office of tlieir own accord. Hence arises what we term arch mutation. Time may uccotnuiplish the same end, but often life is not longaitouth, or in sacrificed in the. fiUempi. while this ” Aunts Ci kk” does n. at once, and wit li safely. We have great reason to believe this u usurer as well iu. safer remedy for llie whole c.laas of diseases which are caused hy the miasmatic infection, than any other which lias been discoved ; and it has still another important advantage lathe p iblic, which is, that it is cheap a< w ell us good, is. that it is cheap as well us good. PKEPAHED lIY BHt.J. 4 . AVi:ii X 10., LOWELL, MASS., Prick Owe Dollar rkr Dottle. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, has won lor ilsnll such a renown for the curooi every variely of Throat aud Lung Gontpla.nl, that it is en tirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence nfita virtues, wherever il has been employed. As it lias long been in contaut use throughout this section, we need not do more than a-sure the peup’eita quality is keep u|> in the best it over has been, and that it may Ihj relied on to dolor thoir ol.et all U has ever been found lo do. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all tho purpose* of Purgative Metliciuo. 1()U GOsTIVENKSH : For tuk t t ux or Dvsntrau ; For UisnicE; For Tilt: Gt RKov Ini>ioentiom ; For llkadaciik; For tuk gi iie or Dvhkntkiit ; I on a FotL Htoma> h ; For tiis Gt nn or Ervhiprlah ; Foil tub Piles ; FortiikGi he t>F Hchoki la ; Fob ali. Hr non Lot s Complaints ; Fob rut: t i iik or RllEi matism ; For Dibkahrh ok thk Hr is ; For tiiki.'lhr ok Livkh Gomti.aiwt ; For Dropsy; For thk Cork ok Tetter, Tumors, and Hai.t II ii ei m ; For Worms ; Fob the Ghee ok Gout ; lon a I)innkii Pill; For thk Gi HE ok Nklraluu ; For Puhikvinu tuk Blood ; They aie so .hat the most sensitive •un take them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, no linriu can arise Iron) tlieir u-e m any quantity. Price 27* eenls per Rox: Five boxes Tor fl.oo. Great iiiimliers of Giergyinan, Physicians, Hiatus men, und eminent personages, have lent tlieir names to certify ’lie unparrelloled usetulness oftliese renu* dies, but our space here will not permit the iiisertim ul them The Ageuls below named liirui>li gratis onr American Almanac in which they are given; with also iu idescriptions of itie above complaint!*, and the tr atineni ‘hat should be fill.owed lor their cure. Do not he pul offny n prim ipied dealers wilii other prsparations they make more profit on. Lcmnnd Ax Kit’s und take no oitiers The sick want the best aid there is for them, and they should have it. All our remedies for sale hy IIA VII.AND. ( LARK A GEORG F ) JOSEPH TUCKER, > J M. GIBSON, Mobile, Ala \ WM 11. GI LI., Warsaw, Ala JF7"And hy nil Druggists in city and country. Oct. 17, 1800—dwtim. llelmbold’s Genuine Preparations. Uelmbotd's Uuulxu for tlir Bladder. Jlelmbuld’s Bm liu for tlie Kidneys. llelmhold’B Biiclhi for the Gravel. Ilelmhold’s Birelui for Dro|*sy. Ifelinhold’s lliichu for Nervousness, lie lintiold’s Buchn lor loss of Memory, lleiiuhold’s Uurliu for Dimness of Vision. Helmhold’s Bm liu for Difficult Breathing, llelinhobl’s llurlin for Weak Nerves. Ilelmhold’s Bn* till f*>r General Debility, lieliuhoid's Biiclhi lor Universal Lassitude. HelniboUi's Uuciui for Horror of Disease. Ilelnihohi's Buchn lor Night Sweats. Ilelmhold’s Buclili for VVakoftilness.” llelmbold’H iiuchu for Drym ssot the ftkin. Ilelmbold’s Buchu for Eruptions. Ilelinbold’s Biiclhi for Pains in the Back. Ilelmhuld's Bm liu for Heaviness of the Eyelid, with Temporary Hutftisionnnd Loss of Sight, llelmbold’s Bm Ihi for Mobility and Kit. tlessness, with Want of Attention and Horror ot Hociety, Helmboiii’ri Buchu for Obstructions, lleimbold’s Buchu for Exi esses urising from Indiscre lion, andull Diseases of IKM ALES I KM ALES- FEM 4f.Eft OLD OK VOI NG. SING Lb), MARMED OR CON TEMPLATING MARRIAGE, TAKE NO MORE PII.LH. THEY ARF. OF NO AVAIL HELMBOI.D’H EXTRAt T OF HIM IIU IH THE VERY REST REMEDY IN THE WORLD l or all complaints incident lo the sex, whether arising irolu indisi leiimi, habits of dissiiration, or in Die DE< LINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. HUE HYMI’TOMH ABOVE. NO FAM|I.Y HilOi I.D BE WITHOUT IT. Take no more Balsam, Mercury or unpleasant Medt lor I'nrrl* iis.inl and Dangerous Diseases. iiKI.M.ioI.D’H 1A TRACT OF Hl/GHU ClltKM HE CHIT DIUEAHEH. 11l nil their stages, At little expense. Little or no cliuuge of diet. No inconvenience, AND NO EXPOSURE. I’se IIKI.MBOLD’H BLT'Hii for excesses arising from imbits indulged in BY young and old, And for ull diseases aii-iug from habits of dissipation. D removes all improper discharges, and xvill resin ns llie patient in a slmri time lo health and purity. i se HELMBOLD’H EXTRACT op BUCiIU for dis eases and affections of the most distressing character. line HELMBOLD’H EXTRACT OF BUCHU tor ail affections und all diseases ofthe URINARY ORGANH. Whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever • aunt* they may have originated, and no matter ot HOW LONG STANDING. All llie above diseases and symptoms admit of tin* same treatment and muy originate front th* same cause. READ: READ.- READ IIELMUOI.D'H BUCHU is sate and pleasant in tunic und odor, hut immediate in its action. Personally appeared before me. an Alderman ofthe city of Philadelphia, 11. T. Helmbold, Chemist, who be ing duly sworn, does say, that his preparation contains no narcotic, mereurv “i injurious drugs, but is purely vegetable. 11. T. IiEt.MBO I.D. Ho e Manufacturer (Sworn und subscribed before me, lie a*:*l day of November, 1H54. WM P. 111 Bit A RD, Aid. Price ft! per bottle, or six for fts, delivered to any address. Prepared by 11. T. lIELMROL r *. Practical and Analytical Uhemi t, 111 I Hi>iitii Tenth Hi., In low Chestnut Piiila Bewaieof Couuterl'eits, AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, Wlio endeavor to dispose “of thoir own” and “oltier’’ Articles on the reputation attained by Ilelmbold’sGenuine Preparation •• *• Extract BucllU, *• •* •• Harsaparilln, i* *< Improved Rose Wash. HOI D BY J. VV. BttOOKH, And all druggists everywhere. Ask for Ilelmbold'a Like no mb* r Cm out the advertisement and send for it. and avoid imposition aud exposure. ./ W. Brooks, wholesale and retail agent for Coin in bus.'tVa Augl7—Uwtiui. voiki:. rilllls seruiuoll COURT for Chtthuocboo 1 County, will l*o held ou the seooud Mouduy iu December next, instead of tho third Monday iu November. Jurors and Witnesses aro requir ed l>e in attendance. Done by order of tho Judgo. JOHN F. DAN IK L, Clerk. ‘ll til, Get Is. dGt&wKt. AMERICAN WATCHES 1 IN OOLU AND SILVER CASE*. At Purple,’* old Bland, Jone s N':w Building Jt-4J|Columbus, Georgia. CjAtAOKB Oil GBOROI v M*fie couaty. rriWO months after date application will be made to I tile Honorable Court of Ordinary, ol suid’coiint), t;a for leave lo sell all the laud-belonging to the oi Amos Duncan late of said county, dec’d. WILLIAM A. BULL, Adui'r. Oetobra s 1-1(1 d'Dll Teachers Wanted. A Princ'pol nnd Assistant to take r barge of the Ogietiiori e Academy, in \k ) Jß)|:ii l 'ii County, (rii., during the vtar isf.i, lor which a salary us Two Tfiou saTi Doll.u : will i guaranteed None need apply as principal Teacher but those ha vtng experience, and who cun produce satiatactorv evidence of Mental and Motoi qinlifleutinns. Applications mu be made J l *^ 1 poHT w4t ftec’y Hoard of Tttiatoi s. I dyer’s Cherry Pectoral
