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Oil. nfi XOTTIIK first. Oh! bo not tbo first to discover A blot on tbo lame of a friend, A flaw in thofaith of a lover Whose heart way prove true in the end. Wo none of us know one Another, And oft iuto error we fall; Then let tig speak well of our brother, Or speak not of hiin at all. A smile or a eigh tnny awaken Suspicion most fafeo and un lue; And thus our belief may bo shaken, In hearts that are honest and true. How oft the light smile of gladness Is worn by the friends that we meet, To cover a soul of sadness, Too proud to acknowledge defeat. Uow often tho sigh of dejoe’.ion Is heaved from the hypocrite's breast, To parody troth and affection. Or lull a suspicion to rest. How often the friends wo hold dearcri Their noblest emotions conceal, And bosoms the purest, sinccresl, Have secrets they can net reveal. Leave ban© minds to harbor suspicion, And small ones to trace our defects, Let ours boa nobler ambition, For base is the mind that suspects. We none of us know ono another, Arid oft into error we fall; Then lot. us speak well of our brother, * Or speak not of him At nil. The Parting kiss. Ono kind wish before wo pait, Drop a tear, end hid adieu, Though wo sever, my fond heart, TUI we meet, shall pant feryou. Yet, yet wep not so, my love, Let me kiss that falling tear; Though my body must remove, All my soul will still bo here. All my soul, and all my heart, And every wish shall pant for you, On© kind kiss*then,©ro wo part. Drop a tear, and bid adieu. Tun Happy Laso— Soane “fellow,” (we think it was a morning newspaper typo,) with a hank ering nftor an blytlum, thus “sings his soul away f* “0, Is there not a happy land— A laud beyond tho seas- Whore pot-j*io smokes in boundless lakes, Aud dumplings grow on trees ? Where gingerbread is found in stacks, And ‘shtucarenee’ by the tun, And when you do a job of work You get the ‘ready “John V Where Mature’* lessons may bo read, In pvery bubbling brook? Where humble hoes don't sting n chap, And mooly cows don’t hook?” A Tor no Lady's Chattcm*.—A young ady thus describes her feelings and courts sympathy —wo hope glio may soon realize tho change that she so devoutly wishes. My heart Is nick, toy heart is end, But, oh! tho cause I dur© not toll, J am not grieved, I am not gla-l, T nin not ill, I mu not wHI ! I’m not myself, I'm not the same; I nin, Indeed, i know not what,* fin changed in all, except in name— Ob, when shall Ibo ehaugod in that ! As Ong.—[Written by a malignant philan thropist after reading Mr. Sumner’s wonderful speech on tho “barbarism of slavery .”] M. Poitovin, the mronaut, Ascends upon a hors© ; lie ties the beast to his balloon, And puts hi* legs across. Now, why should not poor rininbo rs-m A-straddlo of on ass, When Mr. Sumner furnishes Both animal and gas ? \Uu%ion Pont. What Gukkia Think# Oe Hunky Wintkk Dati!,~—Jf we had no ether evidence that Mr. Uavis, of Maryland, was wrong in his present unnatural position towards tho laud that gave him birth, tho following endorsement by lloracu Grwly would ho sulHeinut to condemn him.— If Mr. (freely had uttered a sentiment or written aline in tho lustier) years calculated to produce brotherly love between the sections, no one has over heard the one or seen the other. *Mr. Davit Is. to our conviction, a supporter of Mr. 11011, but, liitw Air lu.ttx, of Virginia, he is unwilling to betray his principles and perpetuuto corruption, agitation arid confusion in the country by angaging in ut intrigue to carry tho contest into Congress and elect Mr. Lane to tho I’rosideTt c y* In a word, Mr. Davis, like Mr. lJotta; is against what is called fusion, and frankly declares that ho prefers tho election of Mr. Lincoln to that of either of his iJetuo<rratic)coiu|>etUors. And this in the end, must be tho conclusion of all honest and intelligent men in to© Northern States who huvo hitherto adhered to tho American organisa tion, and whoso preference among all thu.oandi dalos has boon Mr. Bell. Seeing that his election Is impossible Siiey will give tbeir votes to Abra ham Lincoln, who olone can expel tho Democrats from power, and restore honesty and economy to tho Government,and peace t tlu< country.” Pali nu. Miafm —Tho chemists luiv© been long laboring to detect this b|||tfe poison, and determine what it is. Jr. A yet, of Lowell has at length succeeded. Ho finds it to ho an ethe real exhalation of vegetable decay, which is evolved only In the presence and by tho assis* fence “f water. Its absorption through tho uuga into the blood is the solo cause of the bilia ry derangements which result in the intermit* tuut Fevers, so afflicting and so prevalent in our climate. An untidotc f r this insidious venom is ono of th© groat desiderata in medicine, and the Doctor fowls sure that ho has found one widt h not only neutralises but expels it com pletely from system. It is pat up in a conven ient form, called Ague Cure, and furnished cheaper than other remedies for thi* complaint; which last fact is by no moans nti unimportant oue in these times.—W cod stock [ntj Dcin. October 23—dwlin. Spicy.—Tbo following passages at arms has taken place between the Petersburg, Ya., Brass, Dem. and Intolllgoncer, IC. X.: “Democracy survives.”—/>?•. “So docs the devil.”— fnt. “And aa both aro now fairly in tho field for the next campaign, ‘chouse yo whom ye will serve.’ /Ve**. “ *o4’ two ©vds ehooio yc tbo least.“ We’ll tuko tbo devil.’ ”—/af. “Opposition editor' 1 go to the devil a* natural ly as a duck“takes the wut.-r. The Intelligencer takes the road it* party will travel this fall -Not. Democrat. Mon* Mini tk Mrs Oko.vnimnc. -The Mont gomery Mail of the 18th says; Tho young man of fhi* eity, thinking that tho Him* has urrived when they should prepare to mint any further aggression on the part of the North, w ould re spectfully invite tho young men ut tbo city nnd vicinity, between the age ■* of .sixteen aud twenty, turned at Concert Hall on Friday night, Octo ber ‘Jilth. at I 1 o’clock,L r lbs purposo ol for ming a club wheat motto shall bq, “Kesistuiieo to Lincoln isobodioocc to God.” , Victoria, the royal family and Lord John ltm-Mll, came near being killed by a railroad accident jicar ltolaudMick, hi Germany on tho 24th uit, A Pnowisixa Dov.—The brighten bay of the whole class lately examined for adutiraUmto the Naval Academy at Anna poll-, was n little fellow from Tevas, Jo years of ago, who had been three years sitting type in a newspaper oflle, had studied mathematic# and arithmetic with a dip candle, iu the garret of a log cabin, at night.— 11© was poorly dud, had worked at type-setting in New Orleans and other points, to pay the ex penses of his journey. If not admitted he ex pected to work his way back home. tiurnox IN i:, II ,1,,.-- On JUonJ.v, Urn lit, an •} . *, w Lcld In lfl-hul, r, r Hri.rcaentiltir* Dll . Vni'nny o ,„,i|, v ~o .1. „th us tbo whhth „ ,|,0.1 |„ ibe olootn of John K .1,.,., It,, kit.ri.l-o an.! Lane crat. Da ynwsns Leper; mowf.—Thr© is some appre hension that one or more Mates will secede in tho event of Lincoln s election ; and the question is .i*k©d, will they be coerced back again by Fede ral power? Now, whiL t we Uoprccato and op pose disunion ami woe Orion, feug as tli© free Htates are suffered to nullify with impunity the fugitive slave taw, it wouhl be a mojnewh.it’ dan gerous experiment for them to attempt forcibly to rota in a seceding slave State. Masrachusett*. V eruiout, New York, ond other free Mates, aru pretty, examples of loyalty, certainly. They should say a* little a p .rifle about Southern ratals and traitor*. \ Hamm (Qa.) Journal uni \ C‘-nf. renco preach* r otto day went into the house of i Wosh ynn Reformer, and saw sus pended on the walls the p*rtraits of three ex pelled ministers. “What” os id be, “have on them here/” “Oh; yes, they are tKre,” was the hasty an swer. “But ono is wanted to complete the set.” “Pray, who is that ?” “Why, tho devil, to be sure!” “Ah!” said the reforuior, “hois nut yet ex pelled from tbtj conference.*’ t>io iti:w\ in* vJi js RAN AWAY from my farm, in the town JkM Prt ofltiiHscll County, Ala ~ about the twin dSA of June last, my mt(ro mon COLLINS about /jM 1H or 30 p-u* of #!•, of dark l omplexfon, y about 5 feet M inches high and weighs about ■■>■* 110 lbs., is shrewd and Intelligent larni tarpenter, and piofcast-s to be a painter. No marks or euar* recollected, except n small one on the lett forefinger at the hand cut with an o*- A lt"*r of tiiine iulorms me he has a small raised scar nearly under one arm, but a litlle hark, caused by ©ticking in th© poiul of a knife, and another nearly upon the top of one shoulder, some fwo tmdies long; thinks they are not upon Hie same side. Coli n* is probably engaged with some negro pain ter, as a free boy. in or around Columbus, Atlanta, M iron or Augusta, tin., nnd is very likely will, a bo> known as Sheppard O'Neal. TM public will closely ecrutenix* eveiy boy answering the description given mol If retorted free look at his credentials. II*: no doubt has a pass of some kind. I will give the above r< ward for his confinement in Jail sol in got him. any Intelligence thankfully received 1). T. IIALLIDAY * Auburn, A'h,, Rcpt. Si—wflt. STOP TIIE THIEF. <>N the Sid of Meptemher lasi, a m u, vrmrtH culling inm ell William llra-well, about years o’il, about ft fed 10 inch* >• In -\5C> of ilorid eompfesion, without whiskers, hired from our stable in Cathbart a llor-o and Saddle. The horse was a flea-bitten drey, ten year* old, hands high, a good walker and trotter, works well in double harness but will not work siu g'Vf worth about #l5O at Hie presvnl prices of horses W e will give US'* reward for the horse aud M iddle, or *SO lor the horse aud thief with proof Niiffieiciit to convict. Mi LEM DON, BOON Si Ut. Oc H—wff I NIVKKSiTV Os LOUISIANA. Medical Department. riMIE ANNUAL COl Itril! OF LECTI7RI H in this J l>epartmnt will comment e on Monday, Nov ember lit, lf)t*U, and will terminate m the ensiling March JA.M K* JON EH, M. D., Professor of Fractiro r.f Medicine I I. IUDDRI.L. M. D.. Professorof Chemistry WAHKKN HTONK.M D., Frofessor of Murgery. A. 11. i BNAH, M. I) , Professor of Obstetrics ttIJUTAVIIrt A. NOTT, M. D , Professor of Male jm M*-du T.O ItH.’ll ARDH.iN. M. D.. Professor of Anai’y. 1,. M. IiAWSON, M. I) , Professor of Clinical Med icine. TIIOMAH HUNT, M. b , Professor of Physiology and Pathology. H. II CHAIM.!:, M D., i > Demon strain rs >f Ana*. W’ C.MCIIOLH.M. D.,) T’be rooms for Dissert ion will he open an the se cond Monday U October. The Farulty are Visiting Physicians and Burgeons of ihe Charity Hospital. The rttudenls accompanying the Professors in tlieir isils, and free of expense, enjoy exUuordmary prac tical advantagis. Prelim nary to llie Course Lei tures will l deliver ed daily in the Amphitheatre of tlu Hospital, from Hi© let of October, on Clinical Medicine and Hurgery, and other subjects, without any charge to students. THOM AH HUNT, M D . Dean The Administration of the Charily Hospital elect annually, in April, fourteen Htudeutn, who a e main tained by tin* Institution, Hfptember 3, IMHO- wrtt NOTICE. A DAUK bay Mul© of medium size and six or seven jm. year* old, strayed or was stolen from my wagon n ar Cusseta, Ha,, on the night of the 3th Inst If stolen I will give (Fity dollar* for the mul© nnd llie apprehension ana safe confinement of the thief with proof to convict him, or ten dollar* for the mule alone. M L. BIVINH Pineville, Otl. Id-dilAnSi THE undersigned Is anxious to sell nil * ins Land in Hnssvll rounly. Alabama, i-x ----[.t ail *'' r P* his Home Place, or exchange lliem lor An.JI.~l Cciiiiinbiis low#Property. By Milling Hu-ui up n great many small planter*can be furnished with choice homes. Herurethe debt and pay Hie Interest, and time can be had. or they will he sold low lor Cash He© the prices I pay las on them and see •ha land My titles are good. Mavernl places are im proved considerably WILLIAM If MAVNOH, Halem, Hussell county. May 7til, IflOO—wtf. Valuable Place for Sale. ...%g6w|uMQt J offer for sole n good Plantation mi : ‘*B& iiathai Imliliee creek *>! (i-Kliu res; four hundred nl^'who li are cleared and in ko<> ‘* ©nltivailon, good negro honses and all outhouses complete.— The causeof olbrina my place is going west. I have pur. based west, and J will sell a bargain lit any one will buy. I liav a good crop of Volton and corn a I ready made onihe place. I will soil hothasthey stand or the place separatory The place lies Smiles from Cos hen.and 4U from Hllver Uinton the Mobile and Girard Railroad. fall at the Livery fltnld© of Ivey.’Hmith \Go t'o liimhus, |, H.TIIOMPHON. August Nth—d3t wtf. Valuable Farming Land FORHALK I” H "’'* before tin- Court IVH|K, i liatlalKiiM Iu <- <mi Tuesday ia October next, wiiliin the <iu’ legal hours of sale, all the teal ©state, excepting widows’ dower, belonging to the es tate of Dr. James EcLester, dc©nso<l, conliiiniug hhi acres, more or less, consist'ng of lot Number It'.l and tVariiou Number n m the 33d district of miirinully Lee now CliiUUhuoch©©; also Lots Nos. 113, H-). part *>l lots No. 113 and 110, and part oflot No. HI m the Dili District of origmuPy Muscogee, hut now ('tiMtalino rlM<e conutyi II e above la nils need no other rflcoiiimendation than tlieir production, which for corn, cotton, and such other products a* are raised usually on lai iiis, raiinoi le surpassed in Houtii-westeru Georgia - There is on tiie place a sullicient propoitiou of open lands lor imiiiniilate use, and is w ell suppii and with water. Persona desiring to parchas© are requested to call and exumiim the premises, its lines, boundaries, Ac., previous m the day of sale, liy order of ibe Gourtoi Ordinary. Terms made known on the day of side. W. VV. HIIIPP, Adm’r August mil. IHflO. wills (alciniville Female College, Gliauvllle, Uarboiir connty, Alalianin. #TIIF Fall ami Winter Term will opou Monday September 3d, nnd close Friday tho sth April. Tho Spring and Summer Term will opsu Monday Bih April, and close Wednesday, June 12th, isfij. Glennvllle, Aug. I-'* tint w3m. Lockhart, Young & Huberts CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, EAST Minx or OUI.KTIIOarR STRKKT, OPPOSITE TK.MPKRASCK HALL, AT THE OLD HTANI) OF HOHEJITStfeMoK KK. UT H iovue the attention of friemlsatul the public generally, to our large and varied sleek of VEHICLES, of every description, embracing every variety of Fine l oaches, Rockaways, Light Top Wagons, Top amt No-Top Buggies, Side Springs Buggies Fancy Light Trotting Wagons. &c., Ail of the latest and most approved styles ami best makeis, and which we offer lor sale on .the m si ac commodating terms. Being convinced that the t’AHII kyhTKM i * most conduct ©to theiuterrsisoi both luiyerand seller, we shall endeavor to louduu our business us nearly as possible on dint plan, and we llieielore oiler i \litoai>i,\au\ inim’i i.ukm-n lo t'asli purrhaaera, ferltng assured vm can make u greatly to the advanlaffv ol all parties desiring vein cles, to bring the money. Having ample tacilities we re* port hilly solid, a call, and Imp© by strict lutenlbm to business to merit ami receive u iibnnl share of im tronage, I* h Having extensive and complete w orkshop* w e are fully prepared to do ie|iairmg in alliis bran. U esat Ibe shortest iiolire slid in the best niannei To enable us to adopt the lowest possible scale of prices, all woik d> a*at our shops wPI be cash on delivery of the work. ROUT II LOCKIIAUT. GUO. II YOUNG. JOH. A ROBERT 4. Columbus, July 3b wtf. NOTICE. MB II c McKEI* having disposed of hie Carriac* Repository and Him k in the Carnage? hiisiiu--< mi Columbus, ha* located Ins ollice at tiie sioi,- ,f Messrs. Cliathn A Johnson, Broad Street, w here nil parties indebted by not© or account wilt lin t th. tr •■lahiu in lit© band* of Joint G. McKee lor seillem.in, Mid par ■* owing oil claims are particularly requt * t* and to call and *©uleby r©newal or otherwise July 14—wtf H C. McKEK. CUBA HOUSE, IiTJMPKIN, CfA. the sub-1 Tiber having taken charge ol the ■Cut .. ’.V” h"tei, and entirely renovated nnd Hit. .1 “i’, 1 , ''’ “ttue tor the an omurodati. n ol the Puboc, solicits a ©hare of their patronage. , M W '"i! , .*‘* rw ““"• please; and having had considerable experience m ctring lor the appetite and romfort of the public, feels t mftdentof s.v.iil* . n “'C'u'be.g dfewtr C ‘ >O ^W \ DMiNINTRATOR H HALE-Will be .old b©- fore the Coil I House door in Floy,| v „„ Cl© Ist November next.w iiluu the uual hours oi’sai. agreeably to an order of the Court us Ordinary ol Muscogee county, Ute following property town ’ L*f of Land number t7t in the 4th district and ’gib section of Floyd County, Georgia Tie lot contain Inc I ‘lO arr©*. more or I©**. ***ld as the property of Thomas I). Adams, deceased, late ol Burke county F U A DA.Ms*, Adm'r •ept*mbr3, wtds m. . Mtnfloril, Attorney at Law, BLAKKI.V, EABI,Y,CO„OA, lllxkcily (J., April 2, IBiA. wlf M .1). ROGKBS ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, 4iii!iiici-, Texas. Ml). KOGERH, Ksq . Attorney and (Counsellor * at Law, and General Land Agenf—will also attend promptly to the - *dle<iion of Claims. All com munication* answered without delay. Address, Gil trier, Texas. febft— wtf. J If. TAYLOR. VI M TAVLOII \YLOU & TAYLOJI, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. CiitlilM-rl, Oa. Ur ILL PRACTI(:E in Ibe (,'ouriliesof inker, f-luy, Calhoun, Early, Randolph, HtewartA Terrell, and will give prompt attention to all business entrus ted to them no ft!—wtf. Shorter, chambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LUFALLA. ALA. Will practice in Harbour and tho adjoining counties of Alabama and Georgia. k. b. nuonrr.it. w. n. chauukh*. ii. n. shorter. May 27, 1850. ts CULLENS & TURNIPSEEI), ATTORNEYS A.T LAW FORJT G A INKS,-G A. Will practice in Clay and adjoining counties In Georgia, andin Henry county, Ala. Apr* ‘ isy_wtf ‘l’hoiiinM VV Cobb, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PRESTON, Webster County, Ga. Will practice In the eountletof Cluy, Chatta hoochee, Webster, Early, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Jan2ft 1857—wtf. 11. ML SAPP, ATTOXISTinr AT T.AW. ( JolumbiiH, Oa. Ur ILL practice in th© Chnttahooche© Circuit and adjoining countieN. Oflir.fi on Randolph street, a G w doors west of Ibe Post Oftic©, July2k—dwtf, SMITH & POTJ, ATT( )1(N EY S AT LA W. TVaKEOEU, ALA. Will practice in Macon and adjoining Counties. nVTIION 11. HMITM RD. )V. Hot! opril 27—dwtf. .lOMrpli F. Pan, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMIMJO, OKORCIA. Oflice on Randol|*h Hirecf, over lMtund Hub bin's Ollice. April Ifi - wdly. Itlariou IU tSunir, ATTORNEY .AT X.A.W, TALBOTTCN, TulbotCo.,Oa October 24,1858. wJtdtf. Mom'n A L:uvh, ATTORISTUYa AT LAW, COLUMBUS, OKORQIA. R. J - MORES. WM A. LAWS _4alrOfljccnoxt door to the Post Sept. I. 1858. dwtf. JNO. M. PHILIPS. WALTER 11. WEEMS. Philips <V WccniM, A ttornovM at Law, CRAWrORD, ALA. Will practico in Ibe Courts of Kussoll County in tbo Supreme Court of tbo State, and in the United States District Court at Montgomery. March 2d, iß6o—wAdtf. A-S&p, J. FOGLE & SON, taUßrt I) E N T i H 1’ s, ffloo on Randolph Stroet.near Broad. COLUMRUN f r A Columbus, Doc.U, 1357 dAwtf. F. ft.ee, I. U. Si. “ilixU (H iilal SurKcon, OFFICE Coruor Broad and Randolph Stride, COLUMBUS a LORO lA. Deoeuthor 17,185 rt. wAdtf. SriHNtf STOCK, 1860. UR&UHAHT & CHAPMAN, rniuaaisTa, COUJ.MIIU.S.IiimCIA. aAV U. UMUtil a larg© stock of Drugs, Medicines f ’IuMDH iile, An to wlin It Mu y Invite ibe mien- I inn of their .ii<-ihlm and the public. (,OMB (iIAUTI IWAUIAULY (iIUAKA.MLLI! Congress Water, Direct froru the Hpring, fresh Brandies and Wines, For Medicinal purposes. Forfamery, I*.mbriic.iiig Wood Violet (new) Ede’s lladlosnia, and Ltibin and Banin**heal iiajtdkeichfef Extract*. Flavoring Extracts, A lYesli Ruoply of ibe lu**! varieties, oi rkliest fla vor, to wbl< h we invite the alien lion us the ladies. Spicos. Of.r.iv v.tiiriy--Mai e, 4 iOV, Pltfrgg. ft lUa* k Pepper, 4 Tnntuiiou, Vanilla, Gingei. ki■. Torn Starch, Tli© most delicious of all preparation* for Pud ding*, 4'iistards, Pie*, fake, Blanc Mange, Coxe's Sparkling Gelatine, Makes Mi© mom lioau'JAil and cheapest Chryataliue J.dly in a lew uilnun s, witli lillle troubln. Candles, Fine Hpernr and Adaiiiantmo. Bridgewater Fire-Proof Paint, i From New Jersey, lire ami water proof, possessing ! greater body, elasticity, Mdiiemve .uni durable quail to-s, than any mineral paint now m use, effectually pro venting rust of tin roof. Potash. h' Tlu* be>i While and Gray I’olsxli, from which a riel of th© best Hoains mad© of IN lb*., of Gray or \N bn*’ Potash, 4 lbs. Hal Ikoda and l‘J lbs. Laid or I 4’lcar Grease. The rtoap will ho whiter and stronger i and bleach clothing better, than made by the usual I process. Whito Lead iu Oil, iTesli pure White Lend of tiie Union White I . ul ( oiupany,the best Lead sold in tho Mouth. Austin's Whito Kerosene Oil, Fiom w hom the genuine Kerosene'.Oil is obtained only. Zinc White. Hn.nv White /.inf. French and American, in Oil and in Damar Yarni it. Varnishes Coach hod) V.Hinslt, Furniture, While Datnar Var nlrii Drying Vrnii*h, Black Lealhor Variibth. Linseed Oil Raw, Boiled and I.insect! Oils. Paint Brushes, Embracing Gtnining Brushes, Hash Tools, Badger Blunders, Wire bound am! Twiie-bi und Paint Brushes, I to 8 ox. Hair Brushes, A fine variety of Urn beat English and American. Fitiling Tackle, Walking 4 '.tin Rod*, Floats, Limerick Fuming Hooks of nil sis©* and Htyl©*. t'oiuiubiia, Ga., May **~wdtf. YOTlii; To Farmers & Plunleiv, xuuEsiirs IMIOSI‘IIO PERUV IAN OR Ihuiipalati'il Guano.! ‘■pilE universal sacifis*that has attended the use A ol the *bo%.■ valuable fertiliser in Ibis nectinn has already crumpled iaig© erder* from our IMantcni lor the coming season Uur Farmers and Planter* are n*que*ted to send In ilu-ir outer* ini no •'lately lo insure aclivery in time for U*e. We at* 1 now making arrangements for a large ■unply GINBYA-ro. l otumbus. Dee. P—dliwll BINDING AI.I. ITS BRANCHEB withdespatch and ©logautly done at short notlo TIMES OFFICE Columbus, Nov. 27—dfcf WANTED, ftflA BI’SHEL* clean, well eared Cow Heir. cJGv FebtT—wtf B F COLBMVN, ONII SIpAHAI* Having Proofs so Strong nnd Direct AS TO EXPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL. 1,3 OR Htat*-Niii<:ii-Judges, Editors, Fbyiiiciaiis of th* . olde-t school© as well as new, give it tbrir uo quaUflfid sanction, and recommend it for hII at*** of eruptions, and diseases of the k< alp and brain; but all who have used it, unite tn t--itifying that it will j>r<- serve the hair from being gray, mol from filling t< any age, a* well a* restore. Head the following: Oak Grove. H. June 241 h, 185 I .'. Prof. (). J. Wood, Dear Hir —Your Hair live i* rapidly gaining popularity in thi- comnuinlty. 1 have had occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give your Hair Restorative a perfect test: Daring the year IriH, l h unfortunate as to be thrown from my sulks agniimt h rock near the ‘".d s.Jfi, from which my head received h most terrihlc blow; causing a great deal of irritation, which om iuunifitd to tlu.-brain aprt exicroal surface *.f tb© head, from th eifer ts of which my hair v, a* l nally destroyedovef thgautire surface- of the bead. Fn in the time I first discovered Hh dropping, i.owever, up the time of it* total disappearance, I employed every thing! could think of, being a ‘pioiessi-.iial man my: seif, and a* I thought, imd*-r-t ui.img the nature of tin- do-case, bill w;n fianlly defeated in every prescript tion advanced. Thesenq<l no otJier circuuo tkiit* o induce i me to resort to your worthy Hair Restorative which I have every reason to believe produced a very happy result; two month* after tit© first application, I had a© b- ••- tifii l a head of hair as 1 ever saw, for which 1 certain ly owe you my sincere thanks. Rest ussurod, dear sir, I snail recommend your remedy to all enquirer,i, moreover,! Khali use my influence, which I flam r myself in say is not alitlle. You can publish this if you think proper. Yours very respectfully, M. J. WRIGHT, M I) Office ofthC Jeffersonian, Philippi, Va„ j Dec. Jthh, 156. , Dear Bis—l ft el it my dutyaa well ns my pleasure to slat© t*i y*u jtlie. follow ing circumstaire, which you can use u* you think proper. A gentleman of this place (a lawyer) has been bald ever since hie <;a.- ly youth; so much so that. It© Was < ooipelled to w> a, a wig. He was induced to use a bottle of your Hair Restorative, which he liked very inch;and aller using some two or three hollies, hiahair grew<uit quite lux uriantly, nnd lie now ha. a handsome head of hair. The gentleman's name is Bmdiunl. and as lieu very web known in our adjoining ccrutuie*, many person* can testify to the truth of this gfvousent; l give it to you by the request of Mr. Bradford. lon can ©ell a great deal of your Hair Restorative in this and tho n ‘jointng counties il ym have the proper ngtui!*. Yours, Ac. THOMFHON hURGUNOR. Dr. Wood:- Dear Hir—Permit n.e to expr; ).- obiipatkina lam under forth© etitiro r*-.-torntion of my hair to its original color; about the time of my ar rival-in the I nilcl Btales a wn-- rapidly becoming gray, but upon the application of tour ll.Jr Rostora livertnooM recovered it* orismai hue. 1 consideryur Rrwtorativ© a a very wonderful iitvenlkm, j ii- . f!i cauouHitM well as atretabje. ti. TIIALIERU. The Restorative i* put up in bottles *of 3 ifafes, vie— large,medium, and small; tb©. ©mail lioblu % n pint, and retails for one d<*! :ir per h<uh-.; Iheitu dioin l.iib'-i at Inast twenty per cent, inure in pruporGon th.in tiie small,retails fortwo dollars per bottle; ii>e large lurid* a quart, 44) percent, more in, prop u and ; i':i fbr three dollar*. o .1 WO Y. and 114 Mark* t • I me . M<• A nil acid by . ."11l Dm • •- ■; i to* V G Deafer*. july 81-J-* . I)IS. J. BOVEE DOITS JMFEIIIAJL WINK DI ii AUK mnd© from a pure ru and unad‘(Herat* *1 Win©, . which in about doublo the tuual strength of oili er Win*-*, and is imported by only ono bouso iu tho United Htate*. Also from the l..ilo\vin vamablo Root*, Herb*, ftc. vi/ H<.!*. j..-• n’.'•••(!. • •. >, • idps] • Tree Itnrk.aiMl Mayberry. WE FHIEI.E.VGE THE W O HTc I > TO PKODUCE THEIR EQUAL! We do not prof mto have discovered >n.< K” - - “known oiriy lo th© Indians ul * -ulh Alnmu a,” and cure for “aildumb < r t * whicit ih h is heir t•*,** but we claim 10 prnNflt to the w rid ti truly vuluabie preparation, which every intelligent phyri* -n in the country Willapprov© of and reenmmend. A* a r*-*n edy fur IN CIPIENi’ COr: SUMPTION, Weak I.ting*, Indig* -’mti. !■ \ -*(•;> . I: • <• ilia Net >*> ii < - I ■ 1 liar to Feuiuh-s Ifebihty ul ta i requiru. -a tonic,they are UNSITRPAKSED, For ttorc throat,aocnioiuon t tb 4 hirgy, t'i* y are tru y invaluable. Forth* aged and infirm, or f‘-r I"’ “Ia weak conKtltutlon—for Minister* of U 4-"*iw ’. l.ryv ■ and all public speaker*- f>rlt‘>*k Kei-p*-r* r.u <* r , H©am*tro*a©-* Student©, Arttsts at.rl all imreott© b . ding a sedentary lit', they will prove truly hvuertnai A* a Beverage, they are whoh ©ouie, nmoceut and deliciotiM to the ta*ie. They produce all the exlitb-r ----uting effects of Brandy or Wine, without intoxicating —nnd area valuable remedy tor person* addicted to ©xre**ive use of strong drink, and wish to refrain Iroin ii. They are pur© and entirely free from me poison* contained iu the adulterated \\ me- and I.t qiim* with w'lifrlt the country ia tb>ud* and. These ihtteis not only Cure but prevent disease, ami should be used by all w ho live in a country w line Uln water is bad, or where t dull > and Fever© are pi Vahllt. Helm.’entirely innocent .-.ml \ .:rmles*, they muy begpvon I'rroly tochihlrea Und in’ i * wrllr im pdnity. I'hyaiciun*. 4 1 <-<; \ men, and teinp*-t m c n - an act of humanity should ansi*! in wpn'aduig tin m truly vai “abl© Bitter* over the land, and thereby ♦- sentially aid in banishing drunkennr-- nnd disea-.*. Oil A RI.F. fl WIDDIFIELDJtCO. Pr-nriet* > 7fl William Btreet, New York And soll by Druggists generally. Mob; Wholesale and Retail Aguul* for Georgia. PLUMB r.-. I E ‘I Ni It, Auir*m‘a, <•. Sol i * Columbu* ly A4 EE A 1 VLB.SUN, Jnim I Vi -ttawlv Thottiaiids'arc daily speaking in Ihs pru. .>*’ XDYi. EATON’3 INFANTILE CORDIAL, ami wltyl because it new /.<.’ / ■ offard r*-r,inOn< . reliefwhngiven iiititu© Itaet* like mage . and v,tr truJalumt will convince you wlmt we say c trite. It contains \0 PAHEUOIU;’ OR OPIATL of any kind, and then-lore rlu ve© by r.w.*ruf t\c sM/fVnsg.t of your child, instead of ifeuileiting it* utmsi bihlu-H For this reason it coniuicnds list Ii a* tin- on ly reliable preparation now known for t'liilUren trrlhlngi DliirrliKii, ly ©tnCtty , Url |tl ng In thr llow© I©, A c ill It y ofllif fiio uisohi Wlnili t olit Iu tli© li©ml, and Croup* aisojbr ..■,ftrMn ; r i:. ■ *•./,.. •* . • rtfulaun# ikt feirWs, < rttr ptua, >t A,., n> t pul being an aigi fseintirtl is u-edm unjiulm* *-> in all case© of Con vtiDlon* or other Fit*. . you rotu* tlu lt/t and hrallh of your children, and tgitk ta gave tAem/rw© tkaae red md blighting omu'f /wr©. , - ir'.t art certatn to remit from th* use of n -treat i ifvhuk till aikerrmoediufor Infantile CViwi'i'.;***.'.- art r.*i taJ. none but Ur .Kaftan*© I nfnnf il© Coi dial, h you can rely upon. It i* peilei tly h •rmhv-, and ennnot injure the most dehcateiiiftint. Price 85 rent- Full duTctmns accompitny ©at h hotti©. Pr©nr>d on ly by < Ilini ll A BI POM, No. 40'. Broadway, Nnv V-uk. Healthy human Blood upon be mg -A-INT .A.IY'SrSSEID always present* us with lb© same —*tal eleuumls, and gives of course the Tru© Stnnttard* Anal Ivu tli© Blood of a per-on sufferiiig from 4 ou>u:u;>- tiou. Liver Complaint, l>ysp©p-ia, KcroAila,&r nmi we find in retry u . -. n.r certain ./.■>e,* in th© red globules of 111 md SnpWy tln'se ib-tii-ienr'i< and you are raade well. The lliood l’oolfounded upon this Theory—hence it© astonishing suer- - - There are FIVE prep: iations adapted Ui the defleieneies of thr Blood l-i di tie rent disease*. For t<i limits, folds, Xnmchifi* or any aftection whatever of the Throat or including Coixaumptton, use No. 1. which is also lb© No. for t>©i>reM©ton of K]lr It©, Los© of Apprtltr, and lor all cltront© ©out ill a I a* (©, mining from over- us©, gniciitl dehilftty, ard nervou* proxl rnt lon . N.> t, foiLtvcr complalntt, No,:i for Dj sprp ■ Is* Bang alrtmi., im,,l j,„ .... it is Tabrn by drops mid carried iuieu diaielx mio • ,i. illation, •o that what yo igwsyou m,nn The No 4 is for Female Iri ©gii Im i t t©s, Ily ©terin, mid Wraknmru, die* He© -per-a; due nous f : this For Mutt Khriim, I nipt ton©, Scro fulou©, Kidney and tilnddervompliiliit© take No ln all rnsesth© direction* must fe- strict ly followed. Price of ill© Blood Food, g! per bottle. Hold by CHURCH <s■ DUPONT, Dm i: t., No 36 Maiden l.ane. New \ oik. For safe hy Aeee Ac Iverson, I’otuhcrfon A Car ter, J. A. Whiteside A Cos., Urquluirt ,t Chap man, and J. W. Drool, s, Columbus. March dwtf f pwc month* A ii-r dat© in-;.: u ho mail.* 1. lothellou Court of Ordinary of Marion county fbr leave to Mil th© I And* beioiottg to the • \tu of Mr*, ri. I. Hail, dec SI. JAMES W. 11 Al.L.F.x'r. Sept Wth.lMtawlm. AdmtnlHtrutor** Snl. be sold before th© Coiirt-li-Mts*- . . >r in tin >> town of'Cutset i. t liatiaho. h-,.. inty.Ga .on the Ist Tuesday in November next within the uciial hour* of sale, a negro woman named Miry, belotcg ng to the ©stale ol John Robinson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors By order of th© Court of Ordinary of said countv. Terms Cash 11. J. ’VILLIAMH, ) . . . NANCY ROBINSON, V A,,w rr •sptsaiber 17—wtds THE GEORGIA HOME OSIBCVCE COMPANY, OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. CAPIIAL 5250,000. rfHHi* 4‘nn*pany havingconjplcied its organization, J under the Charlor granted by Act of the last | Legislature, (which offersunusual guarantees to poli- I ey holden*) is nuw prepared to insure Dwellings, Mtore* und other Bnildinrs .Merchandize, Cotbni and oilier produce, Household Furniture, and all kinds ol imfliitihl*? property, egainst Lo>-1 or Damage by Fire. Also to take risks of Marine and Inlund Navigation, at the lowest rate* cliargod by responsible Companies. DJRECTOUH: Jnllii McCoaglt, Daniel Orifftn, Jas. F. Boxginan, Robt. M Gtfnby, W. 11. Hughes, f. G. fltrapp. r, O'. <: t ody, L. T. Downing, J. I*. Ilig* r, Wai. Y. Young, Jam* • Ennu, JOHN M. LOUGH, l'r* jiiienf. D. F Wtuonx, Secretary. JL7* Office in the tear of the Bank of Columbus Columbus, May IW—dwtf [RIOTEIL, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) Corner Broad nnd Crawford Streetu, COLUMBUS, GA. HATCH COOK, j .ii>Mch~<lwtf. PROPKIETOIt : GRAYIMIY, NeVREERY & CO,, IMPOUTKRS it WIffiLEHAI.E FOREIOH & DOMESTIC :dr yt-o- oods. Fancy Goods, &c.&e. Nom.ll llarclay-st A 441 Pui-k i'Jace ’ (Will remove ir July n*xl lo the Astor Place Building i Broadway Now York, j Our Htuck witl be’coiupb-.te by the first February end unqerllie uperviinn of our UR. my, ! recently SHEPHERD & McCßEEßY.Chartaion.H. C.) will comprise description of Goods in our j iin©. arlu{>fed tn HotUhern and HoiitliTvestern Trade, i Merchants visiting New York are respectfully invi jed to give h a call. Jan. 20—wl y. War ! War! War ! Ul DCCLAimi) 4'UINRT rAIMS UF AKV’lilKll U ’ BE. A. W. ALLEN’S | SOUTHEEN LINIMENT! evcft (Southerner will he satisfied by u-i: one Doftar’e worth that they have no furtheru.-<- ! for Northern Liniment*. Fot Family'and Plantation | u*o it h:i© no equal. It cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia ; ri trains, Bruises, Bum*. Fresh Cuts, Pain* iu Die ; Back or Limbs, Cholic m man or beast, aud i* the ou | ly certain remedy known fur Blind ritaggers in Honor! —and i-vory m© vvUI find itasajring in’ time and mo | trey by keeping a supply on hand, j (0-Prepared by Dr. A. W. ALLEN, Columbii©. i Gi. Nonegemiine without the riignamre and Heal ; f A. W. ALLEN. I or stile by UfcQUHAUT tt CHAPMAN. and J.W. BROORH Cobtnibtis. WanTß—aresponsible agent Li every Houthern I town and villnpe. II v’C All TION TOKVBRYRODY—Don't ire-any moreN'irtliern Liniment until you liave yiven tho ; Houthern Llnirnent a fllirtrint. CERTIFICATE. Cu Mi May If, Ihj'.l. j I)r. A. W. ALLEN—Dear Hir: Allow us to present j you thi* certificate for your Houthern Liniment We navn used over a hhnrttt-d fiottlee of your valuable ] tuedirin*! during tho jfestyear, and do not hesitate, in saying that w© never <mw a Linimant equal to it, and j have used all kind * We have u.-ed yours for (,'liolic j both for Negroes and Horse*, und tit no instance ha© i*. failed to effect speedy relief. We consider it an in valuable medicine. for Cholic, Hprnins, bruises, Hwel -1 line*. Ftesh Wound*, &c.,:w-1 would tyd be without , It for any consideration. ! July 17—wtf. J.YERNOYtCO FISTULAsT TILE, STEICTUfiE, CANCERS AND SCROFULA CURED. PAM PtfLETH containing testimonial* of the bi-hot ebaructer, n* to bin aui-e*-*© will be forwarded to any that may them. Tlhf*: u i*!ur:<* to i.wt the etffcary of Dr. CLOPTON’H womb-rlul reinedie* mo- i j give a correct description of the disease, it* appearance in its incipient stage, present condition,location, &•-. A three cent Stamp ninstacerrtiipiir.v all commutii* ti ll..ns. Addroiw S. A. iif.OPTON, Ifuiil. viik-. Ala. ! CURE* GPARANTKCD. mai*: Iv. m ■ \ —: i Ps. I An ptriont and stomachic preparatioa of IRON purified of Oxygen raid Carbon by com bustion in Hydxcwaa, of high taodical author ity and CTtr.iorfHnnry ©fTncy in each of tho following oomplaint:, viv;.; DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, CONSTI PATION. SCROFULA. SALT RHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA TISM, MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES. INTER MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS MFNSTF.UATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc., PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN, cl;.. Tba IRON boin'T absorbed by tho blood, and ; I thr.-. circulating through tho wholo system, no | art of the body can escape their truly w<mder- j fnl influence. The experience es thouaauda daily provoa that J •) prrparttion cf Iren can for n moment bo ; , c oinpared with it. Impurities of the blood, do- j ! pros?ion of vital cnorgy, pale and Otherwise j } sftckly complexions indicate its necessity in el- j mo;t every conceivable case. Ia all cases of f malo debility (floor nlhus, chloro-is, etc.), its ; effects ara deDghtfully renovating. No remedy | luuj ever b .cn discovered, in tho whole history ! of medicine, which exerta such prompt, happy, j ; and fully restorative elfecta. Good appetite, com- •! • pl?to digestion, rapid cf strength, ! with an nnnsnal diepasiden for nctivo and I c heerful cr rciw, iinmcdif tely follow its use. | Asa grand stomachic end general restorative it has no superior and no Substitute. Put uj* In nent Hat metal box©© containing i .">0 pith, prin- 10 re-nls iwr b-r. • *lx Ih>x©, s‘3 •■(); on© ln-.\. . ?H (xt. |% rah by : griitrally. ‘Will bf prut free o ; nny on rei-etj>4 t tlx© jn We. All Irt frr. (itdi vK, f©., should be eddiesstd to R. B. LOCKE & CO.. Goner I Asronts. ?: - .’ \iw\ AY, N V. N.lL—TiJ© n'civc It a f-.e-lmlle of th* • I oi? *m h !*> For safe by PEMBERTON A CARTER, Nov. 14—wly Columbus, .-i. A MERIC AN AROMATIC BITTER V4IIl) JA L, AMO TONIC AROMATIC ICTTCKS, A Cordial for I,adieu, \ .;td I'n I Oflheeo two varieties of But<'; the fij-t is to be i taken mixed wiib any agreeable HuiU, while thou j court uia> be taken pure, or both may b - niittglert to gether, forming a uitt©r ol greater oi “|e© iutetu.it) •< a* to please ©very taste. The aroma and delictum j flavor titro* Billot* have itirtured the finest judges f.. lironouuce them superior to any hitherto tnatiufiu-tur jed They are particularly efftniefeU* in restoring , health, ami re-establishing impaited digestion, that i fruitful son re© of and teases; such ns |i\s|M-pia, N : vou* and Liver Affections, i,t>u>rnl W'©nkuess. | II of which rentier life abu rd© n. in any fever, foi i lowed by protia- tod convah-sconce and” roiiM-queut ! j weakness,Uo remedy 1* better adapted to rest -re ©trengHi and hasten the coni|ilet© return of hculth. ITTN 11. The American Hitters i. rtv likevu,-© taken pure. They do not rom&in much npirtt. The I *lronf flavor thevtiossi-ss arises from the aroma, th© I prcdoiumaiu© of a biller principle, both ol ixhicli are j however,highly agreeable riaid Bitteis have been introdui ©d iuto genCra: us© in tl.e |>tincti>;<- hotels coil"©© houses, &.c. t By Sold by A. A. I’EYCIIAUD, . > Ro.. •••*. New Orl©auM. THOMAS BRAF.SILI., Age; t f r f.dun. j Mav 14.1880—wtf j GEORGIA—Marion County: Marion Court of Ordinary. Au _u ; Term, DO. V\TUEttEAßNatlianM. Watson, Lx.autet of the i ft last Wiliandteeutuumi ofLavicey Armstrong h i ! vtng petitioned this 4 i urt tub*- ii. liiir j r . ;i , i j F.xecutorshlp! All per*onsconeem©il art? required to shew r inse i ts any they havo, within llie un: > pr. . ri! t. | v law ‘ why the saMNathan M. Wu’.h >n should not he ! mused according to the patty, rofkts tmtition Given uhdermv hand n:.a o* -,i| f -. : . I August Ilia Ist ISrtO. Aug fe—wfiin MALI 1 *1 tfaiU, Ordut.-m-. GEORGIA —Talbot County; | Court or Ordihart, Jmr Tkrm, ISCO. j UULK Nidi ■ n areas . mtmstrator of Maitluxv .MU'r.-ti-., . ttMn* tins i ’ Court for tatters ol Dismiss ion. I Be it ordered that alt |>er*ot.s concerned b© ami u)>- i pear at the February Term nextsusuing < f this Court j then and there to show cause, ts any they have, why I said letters should not be granted. A true extract from the minutes ofssld Court. July 2l'h. ISOO. MARION L’ETHt’NE, Ord Julv 30—w Cm. TRU.NIS, TffißNUf I Trunke, Saratoga, French, Sol ili Leather, and various other Trunks for LADIES ANI) GENTLEMEN. Alho Bonnet Bbxea, Leather Bags, Pellisie Bags, Valises, Ac. For salle very low at A. O.SANDERS A CO’S Boot and Shoe Store 102 Broad St. Columbus, Ju y 4,185 V. dwtf Chattahoochee sheriff Sale,. \\’ 11.1. !"• ©old before the Court House door v\ in U'usnctn, Chattahoochee county, on th© first To*-day in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing property, to-w it: Fifty-nine JU-art ol Beef Cattle, levied on as theprop • tty of John Fussell to ©atisty afl fa i**ued from the I.il* nor< >urt of *uid county in favor of Jones Brooch ta. Ji -.-o: T. Cos >b and John Fussell—Property point id out by plaiutifl'. JOHN G. BERRY, Bh'ff. Kiteutor’a Kais. I (.KUUAHI.Y to an order of the Court of Ordinary . 1 of M non rountt.wdl be sold on the Ist Tuesday in Bereiio.*-next, the land* belonging to the ©state of ri. L. Hal. late of Marion county deceased, consis ; ting of Lots of Land Nos. 70 acres more or b-M North Half No. 155; acre* more or less la>t i Lo. Dll, and 50 acres o Lot —, all in the 93d district <*f originally Lee, now Marion county. Terms made known ofi tiie day ofsaie. J A & Uri W. HALL, Executor. Oct. 24, ICflO~w4ofl. (. KOK6IA— I Tixlbot C ount j : Court of Ordinary Jane Term, 1880. YiniEßEAri, Julius Handers, Adminstrator of Peter tV Handers, petitions this 4 lourt for Letters ol dis* mission from said adininstratiom Be it ordered, that ali persons concerned, be and ap pear nl my office, on, or before the January Term next in mug of this Court, then ami there to ©how cause, (if nny they have,) why said letters should not lie grunted. MARION UETHUNE, Ord. . July 9.1880 wfiin. ’i BORGIA —Murjon County: . \’ IIEREAH Isaac Hart and Isaac 11. Peebles, ad- I V Y mu::stratum on the estate of Issue L. Peebles, ! .!•:( eased, having jistitioned to be discharged from I aid administration. j All persons concerned are hereby request dto shew i line, if any they have, why the said Isaac Hart ; und In uur 11. Peebles should not be discharged aceor diuffto the prayer of this petition Given under my hand ami official signature, this July the 2d, IBC4E MAI.COM HAIR, Ord. July oth, IB6o—wfiin t imttalioochc" County. Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1860. 1 IIEREAH If. J. Williams and Nancy Robinson V V Administrator* on the estate of John Robin -1 s m, dee’ed. apply for Letters of DißrniMion: U s therefore ordered, that all persons concerned j do show cause, if any they have, on tHe first Mon j day n November next, why they should rot be dis • missed from said administration. A true transcript from the minutes f said Court I iiril 7th, IHUO. , : wrtiu E. a. RAIFOIU). Ordinary 5 GEORGIA—CIay County : ('“art if Ordinary, March Term, 1860. . A. MrI.ENDON, Ordinary, Presidt. t: tAULH NISI. —Wlrereas James Huilivt: G i. i. in ’ uri A. Sutlive, (now Missouri A. i. wh i ; having n| plied fur Letters of Dismission irom *aid | it is ordered, Tiiat all persons concerned show I cau -.e, if any Urey have, within the time prescribed liy i law, why said letters should not be granted to said ’ j,pj.|i ant at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and ..int c iiintyon th*- lir-d Monday in June next. A true extract from the the minutes of said Court, • March Sth, 1880. •,.rli lo—wt'.m H A. McI.E.V-BIIN, Ordtnaiy. Court of Ordinary March Term, 1860. H. A. McLENDON, Ordinary, Presiding RUI/J Nlril Mrs Maria Brooks, Adminburatrix of tin Estate of Isaac Brooks, deceased, hav ing petitioned this Couit for Letters of Dismission: It is therefore ordered, that*!! persons concerned I vv cause, if any they have, within thetimepresen i bed by law, w*l y ©uni letters shall not Ihi granted at I (b© Court of Ordinary to be held in and for ©aid roun | ty on the first M-mdav in Heptember next. A true extract from the Minutes of ©aid Court, sth i .Yard., mi!. ri. A McLENDON, Ordinary. , March 18th, IB6o—Bru. <. IOOR< IA, Marlon County. Marion Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1860, j •• , IIEREAH James L. Baker, administrator on lit© ] V V ext ate of John K. Parker, having p-*ltioned t- j ! he dis* barged Irom ©aid administration: Aii pers.ui* concerned are required to shew cause, ; if an v they have, within the time prescribe*, by law . why the ©aid James L. Barkerslmuld not be di-uiiiss ojl (ic- erding to the prayer of hi© petition: Given under rov hand and official signature this the j 2i! ,y ol April, i~ MALCOM HAIR. Ord. aprilil—w4ia dliur.Gi \ .Mari n County lI7IIEREAH H'ephen Swain, administrator on the VV estate of Josiait Swain, having petitioned lobe direLarged from ©aid administration: All persona concerned are hereby notified to ©hew cause, (dany limy have) why the said Stephen Swam hi.uhl not be dismissed according to the prayer of hi* petition. Given under mv hand and official signature thi© July 2d, 1160 M \1.4 •'! HAIR, ferdiuny. July 9th. 1865 - w6rn tiEOßGlA—ChattaUooe.hco County: rjHVO MONTHS after dat*-, sppliculiou will be I made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, i"i leave to .-*-11 ail the real estate belonging to W.U ! MARY A COWL /. | • OLIVER 1.. COBB, S Oct. Bth 1855-504. GEORGIA- Chattabooehue County: U r IIEREAH, Wi liam VV. Shipp applies for Let ter. of Guardianship for tli© fiereous and prop <•■! l :n \ . Leonid in. Lucinda C., Idal. and Daniel VS ‘( l.> * ter, minor orphan© of James Mr- Ls *r, 5 creased— All pera*n© concerned nr© hereby notified to file then objections, if any they have, ou the first Monday in November next, otherwise said letters will be granted said applicant. Given under my hand at office, 9d tVtohcr IBto, K. <* HA 1 FORD, Ordinary. Octoberß, IB6o—wtds. GROItOIA, Tslbul 4 suaty. Court of Ordinary, Sept. Term, 1800. U'HEREAri ri< ri-na Farkman, Gmrdian of Win. H. Parhman and Sarah Parkntun petition© this Court for letter© of dismission: Be it ordered. That all persons concerned be and appear at tin* November term next ensuing ol this i oi!. !ii©n and there lo ©hew cause, if any they have, why ©aid letters ©ould not be granted. A true extract from the uiHiiilesof said Court, Sept. 4th,1860. MARION UETHUNE. Ordinary Sept 11. wlm. (.EOIK.IA, Marlon 4 ouutyt Mar,'..at Court of Ordinary March Term, 1800. • Hi REAS riamitelll. Crawford, Executor ol the ** y I;.-a will and t'slunient ofThotua© Bivins, hav ing petitioned lo be discharged iron* said Executor ship: All person© “ ho are concerned, are required to shew ran©©, if any they have, within the time pr* scribed by law, why the ©aid Samuel H. Crawford, should not be demised according to the prayer of hi© petition. Given under my hand and official sigiiatur© this tl*e 2.1 April, UV'tl. MAI.COM HAIR. Ordluaiy. April . 1560—Wrttn GEORGIA—Marion County: VVHEHEAri, Michael G llrady, Admisi-tratoron Vt the estate of John Watson,having petitioned to Jx- discharged irom ©uid amuiniatration: Ail person© coiu **rned are hereby required to shew cause, if any they have, wbv the ©aid Michael G. Brady should not be dismissed according loth© prayer of liis petition. Given under niy hand and official signature, July •2.1. Umi MAI.C4IM H.VIU. Ordinary. July tfth, IBfif.-vrfini NOTICE. N OTICE I© hereby given to all person© having de mand* against Peter M Martin, der'd, late ol M riw-etlier county, to present them to me at Colnm e ‘ •. (in.. pn|orly made out, within the time prescrib ed h\ law. ©'. a-11> ©how tiieirt baracier and amount. Aiel nil per *>r.© indebted to the deceased, are hereby j required to nuke immediate payment. ItOBT. A WARE. Adm'r Aug U -w IN * of Peter Martin. GEORGIA Talbot County Court es Ordinary, June Tirtn, IH4IO. \V HERE AM. William It Ne.V. Eexeeulor of John If VV Carter, petition© this Court for Letters of Dismission; Bo it ordered, that all persons concerned, be and ap pear at my office at llie January Term next ensuing of tins Court, then and there to ©hew cause, if any they have, why Hie said letters should not be granted. MARION UETHUNE,Ordinary. July Wh, ISOO —wtJm GEORGIA—Marion County: V ‘IIEREAH bairil. Peebles. Administrator oil the * ‘ e.state of Phebe Peehlra, having petitioned to be discharged from said administralion: All persons concerned are hereby required to shew i iue, if anyth©v have, why the said Isaac H. Pee bit © fli'iuid not be dismissed according to the prayer ol hi* petition. Gjv mi tinder my hand and official signature, this July 2d, 1860- MALCOM HAIR, Ordinaiy. July flit wfm GEORGIA —Clay County: (\>urt of Ordinary, May Term, ISCO. RULE MS!—Whereas O. 11. Davis, Executor oi L- in Davis, hit©of ©aid County, deceased, „ . I 1.-© for letters of Disiiin*Binn from ©aid Adiuiiinu \- ton: i: is tfe-ref. >r ordered, by the Court that all persnus ’ -:i. erned show cause, ifany they have, on or before tb” Nov term of said Court of Ordinary to be held tn and for ©aid county, whv said Executor should not tlren be dismissed; and that tills order be published in terms of the law. A Hu© ex’ nu t ftom the Minutes of said C'onrt, Yay Till. I**’ 1 S. A. McLENDON, Ordinary. may 14—wfim. _ GEORGIA —Stewart Counly. FIWVO MONTHS afterdate, application will bo made t • tho lion. Court of Ordinary of said County, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Nevvlham Johnson, dec’d.late of said county. JOHN GRIMES, Adm’r. August filh, 18C0 trtdi $50,000 stock: op FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING WHOLESALE'aNJ) RETAIL. ROSETTE, MELIOK & GO, ©mw (03IL®ir[K]QiRJ© iiißZ][p®[^QyKfl ? I*2.*s BKOAD STIUIKT—COIiV HISUS, GA. Have in Store and are receiving weekly their Fall and Winter Stock of it ea i > v-vi a d e Nothing All of their own manufacture, of the best material, and in the latest style ROSETTE, MELICK Sc CO. i>©W 7©©-/Uri’ ©i©-/UJil^ A Firr.L ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND. R OSETTE,MBLICK. efc CO. ISW If ICO Alt STREET, This is the only Cash Clothing Establishment In the City where a saving of ‘JO per e**rt. irom Credit }>ri* --can he m ule While and Fancy Sliiris, Collar . Ci.u ; S.t-.*■ t..j i-. (. ,©. Silk and Cambric II ilk’fls, Wool,! ottou,Merino Cfnlersiiirt::and Dr .wt r.-: Ladies’ Merino Vests. &<* 125 Broadstrcet, llats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Uaj.*©, ilnihrellas, 4ent’s Traveling Shawls and Blankets, Ladies’ Traveling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. 125 BROA I ) ST I; KTnT, 100 Suits Columbus Factory tver.-rys, : Ser\ants” wear, will soon be iu store. 150 Blue Satinette Suits for Traders fcfjf~Pircha.-< rH for CASH w find to t r i us a<. . UOrii.lTi-:, MELICK & CO. Columbus, Oi tofe-r 12th, IHiiO. —-,LY ‘a .'.a. T. S. SPEAR, Sue,censor to ri. B. Purple, ( - . Randolph st. COLUMBUS. GEORGIA. PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER &HKHUI WAkIfIiME.SL ‘&:i c ‘A'y/WXi'M‘X. STERLING SILVER &JM TICH WARE. HAIR WORK., A beautiful variety of Patterns. I will make to order any WATCHES, CLOCKS <Sc JEWELRY Rej-aired by competent and experienced WiC.,mcn, and warranted. CANES ! CA NES ! Gold, Silver, Ivory Loaded Head -lii ‘-. yCr ‘ w.-t.U PEBBLE SPECTACLES, of the best quality manufacture !. til., v 1 1 r.v n>t*. suit all eyes. I invite the attention of all to my Stock, ami will sh .v it with } : ..-ure. whttbaryor purchase ov not. hHß.Purple’s old Stand, Corner Broad and Randolph Street*. Columbus, Oa., Get. 30, 1858.—dwtf T. S. SI'HAR. GEORGIA—TaIbot county: Court of Ordinary September Term, 1 -•*. U THEREAH Job C Patterson,adiiiiiiinti ‘.ii r. : Ma ry Ann Cabven, pet it lone dale Court lor l- it. • of dismission trout said administration: Be it ordered, That all persona concerned be and ap pear at my ottice at the April Term next ensuii.? of Hue Court, then and there to shew cause. M any they have, why said letters should not be granted. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, this 4th September 186(1. MARION BETIIt NF., Or.! September 10, 1800— wfim. G EORGlA—Chattahoochee County: UT HERE AH. James H. Logan applies to n -of administration,on the estate <>i Nu:h aniel Cobb, late of said county dei eased These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to appeal at my office>nd sJiew cause, w hy said letters should not be grxnted ; otherwise said administration will be granted to said applicant on the second Monday in October nett Given under my hand at office, August 15. I-t augll—wKld E C. RAIFORU, Ordinary. GKOIIGIA-Marlou lonnly. Marion Court of Ordinary, August Term, i UfIIEREAHi Attsburn Brow n, administrator upon (lie estate of 11. W. Caruu.Uaving petitioned this Court lobe discharged from said administration All persons concerned are liereby notified to shew cause, jfauy they have, w ituin the time prescribed bv law. why the said Ausburn Brown should not be disnusse t according to the prayer of his petition. Given under my hand at office ttie 6th Aug, 1860. MALCOM hair Aug i>—worn Ordinary. UKOIU.IA) Talbot County, Conrt of Ordinary , June Term, 1800. 11711 ERE AH, Janies II WiMis :.nd John E W M admuiistrators of Jolt • Wthis, petition this Court for letters of dismission from said aduiinis ration: Be it ordered that all persons concerned he and ap [•ear at the January Term next ensuing of this Court. I thru and there to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters sheuhi not he granted MARION BETHI NK, Or.! .-> July 9th, 1560—w6tu GEORGIA, Marlon County, Marion Conrt of Ordinary, October Term, Id , lI’IIEREAS, Warren L. Battle andJomi R Bar- Tv tie. Administrators on the estate ot Joseph .1 Battle, having petitioned to he diccharged from said administration. All persons concerned are required to show < <■< ifany they hvve, within the time prescribed by law, ! why the said Warren 1., and John 11 Battle should not be dismissed according to the prayer of their pe tition. Given under iny hand at office-.this October 15t,1860. MALCOM IfAllt, Oct B~vta. Ordinary GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: TITIIEREAH Catharine Potts applies f r Letter- Tv of Administration on the estate of Hhadrick Potts, deceased: These are therefore to rite and admonish aliatul sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at nty office on or before the First Monday in,October next,and fileUteir objections ifany they have, otherwise said letter* will then and them be granted. Given under my hand at office, August 27th, 1860. augSl—w3o E. G. UAIFOHI), Ord. GEORGIA—TaIbot County: Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1880. RULE NISI -Wherens John H. Terry, ndmiuis trator,and Mary W. Gridin administratrix, peti tion this Court for letters of dismission: Be it therefore ordered, that all persons concerned be and appear at the February Term next ensuing o t this Court, then and there to shew cause, if any tin j have whv said letters should not he granted. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. July 24th, 1860. MARION BETIH NE, Ord. July 30—w6m. Ayer’s Ague Cure. j GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: IXTREREAS Mary A Cobb and Oliver Cobb ap VV ply lor Letters of Administration on the eslnm i of William Cold*, deceased. These are to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to appear at my office and tile their objection*, ifany they have* oth rwi-e letters will he granted tn said applicant* •• the Ist Monday in October next. Given under my hand, at office, August 2 th, 1860. E G. RAIFOHB, Ordmars I pteujber3—w3od. GEORGIA —Chattahoochee County: Court of Ordinary, June Term, 1?(‘0. U IIEREAH Jacob Parker applies for letters ofdis un-s..'ii from the administration of the estate ojThomas J. Bacon, late of said county, deemed li is therefore ordered that all person* concerned ; shew cause (ifany they have) why said letter- should not he granted t.* said vppiicant on tfce first Monday : in December next. A true extract from the iiunnti # said Court Given under my hand and official signature. E G. KAIFORD, Ord June 5, IB6o—wfim. Administrator s hale Agreeably to n. order of the Court of Ordinary of Marion county will he void on the ti.st Tuesday in November next, within ‘lie l*#al hours of sale, the land belonging to the .-slate ofFruncis A. Brooks, deceased, consisting i Os of lot of land No. 121. in Hie 4thdist. ot ofign < !y Muscogee nnw Marion county. Held for Hie j benefit or the he rs and Creditors. 1 Term* made known on the dav of sale AugT wn!.- JOHN L. FRITH Adm r GiwHt .• a, Marion county* Coart of Ordinary, August, Term, 1860. ’ IIEREA ‘, ( hnrh.ttn Munford, Administratrix )> ou ih,- .-state of Thomas U Munford. having j applied for letteis of dismission from said admints 1 trution: All person* concerned are hereby notified to shew . cause, it any they have, why the said f'harlott Mun ford shot: hi not he dismissed from said administration Given nnd. r my hand and signature, this August :m m HAIR. ON Augu-t 13—wrtiti. GEORLIA, Marion County: ’IIEREAH WiUi tm C. Glaze, Executor of the VV will of Mary A Gllxe. deceased, applies for ! Letters of Diemissk’n from stud Executorship: All persons concern'd are hereby notified to shew | cause us any they have) why smd Executor should not he dismissed fr’in said Executorship at w*e Court >of Ordinary to he held in and for said county, uie i first Monday in January next. Given mid.'r my hand and official signature, tin. Jnii * 13th,-mo. MALCOM HAIR, Ord. June lHtli—wt'iu _ GEORGIA, Marlon County*” i Marina Court of Ordinary, March Term, 1860 T \ ‘’IIEREAH William M. Brown, administrator on V V the os tale of Nicholas Jordan, having petit ioue.l to l.e discharged from said administration: All person* concerned am required to show cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law. why the said William M. Brown should not be dis charged according to the prayer of his pctitilion. Given under my hand nnd official signature, this April 2d. I NiO. MALCOM lIAIR Ordinary. april fi-wfim • Administrator's Sale. UILL be sold before the Court House door in the town of Eilaville, Hehlev County, Ga . on tin* first Tuesday in November next.withlu the legal hours ot sale, the land* belonging to the estate of Asa Koval, late of Marion county,dec’d. vtr.: Lot of Land Number “Tin tin* 3d District, and the North half of lot Number 74. in the same district. August 9—wld* W. A. H ROA Al.. Adm r GEORGIA—Harris County: rinvo monthsafter date application will he made to X the Court of Ord nary of *aid county, for leave to sell four negroes belonging to the estate of Geo. W. McGhee, late of said county, deceased. IHA AC B. McFARLAN, Adm r A ngnst 7th, IB6o.—wfrn Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. A X I) J E W E L E R ,
