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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1861)
t a<TOQfiF“ Ai mius, wiUl rapUtfbp* applau**, at (be Aiu- Uur wl4tabfei, Jmt l9. Hbr the benefit of the Ladies Soldier* aid Society ;'• i ,m: ’ rJ|teTe#t worse than death befall you i.oiii iitfuiua*Lt wed: Tontmuf"trtitrma! 1o arms m lixi*’ , Advance'the tiny of Pixie ! ’! ‘■(*■’ Horr.h! hurr*l.: Tor Dixie's land we’ll take our atnod. ’ v #Htl4ive or die for Dixie ‘ To anna ! to arm*! And conquer peace for Dixie * W Toaupa! to nrmt! And conquer peace for Dixie Fear no danger! Ah tin no labor ’ Lift up rifle, pike and sabre ! To arm*! to urnix ! to arm* in Dine Shoulder preiiiog close t<> ahtinkler. Let the odd* make each heart bolder ’ Tonrma! to arms! to arm* in Dixie Advance tho flag of Dixie# Art. How the South'* great heart rejotcei, At your cannon* ringing voices! To arm* ! to arms ! to arms for Dixie 1 For faith betrayed and pledges broken, Wrongs inflicted, intuits spoken ; To arms ! to arm* ! to firm* for Dixie ‘ Advance the flag of Dixie, Halt not, till our Federation •Secure* among earth's powers its tation ! To arras! loanns! m arms fat Dixie! Then at peace, and crowned with g ory, Hear your children fell the atory 1 To arm* !to arms! to arm* lor i >ix• Advance the flag of Dixie ! liurrah! hurrah ! For Dixie’s Lend we’ll take our stand, ( And live or die fr Dixie 1 To anna! to arms ! And conquer puttee lor Dixie ■ To enns! to arras 1 And conquer peace for Dixie COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. • Occxcti# CuAMnut, dune 17, HMD. Report from Finance Committor. By Aid. Bmiubii: Resolved, That it is expedient to ra.l i: by Tax ation an amount of money sufficient to meet Ib< currant iutorest upon the B>,uded Debt of tin eity, aod in addition thereto the mm of i to meat said amount of Json<l# o’ this City ma turing /an. 1, 1*152. Kasolred, That in vlaw of the impractioabllb ty of transmitting funds to Now York, lb a tribe in threat coupons up n Columbus City Bond* which betmmo duo injury ic vand which aru medapayable at tho “Bnnk of the Re; ibi N. V., be paid without Exdiailgft, at tin office of the City Treasurer, in t -iamf o .;ro< . ! . provisions in the nex‘ following resolution: Resolved, That, holders “I Cohitubu i City Bond Coupon * maturing in July next, whether payable in .Savannah or New York, .-hull he re quired to subscribe the following affidavit be fore a Notary Public or other official, and trans mit the same, togother’with the coupon*, which may he sent forward by him or her for payment, to the financial agent ol the City in Savannah or this City, according to the place of payment of said Coupons. Resulted, That the City agent in Savannah and the City Treasurer, respectively are hereby turbid to pay tho Coupons of any party refusing to tubseriko said oath. Resolved, TMt in adopting the foregoing pol icy, iUi nu purpose or intention f tho City of Columbus t foregO the payment iu good fai'b, of any part of her lawful indebted but to discriminate, in Accordance with tbo public law and public policy, against those enemies of our country with whom war is tn.w pending, by stis ponding the - payment of such iudobtedrn ii until the termination of hostilities between them mid ountelgex. Rtfimvcti, That If during the continuance of n slate us war, sud tax fund for the oxtiuguismuni of the Bonded Debtof the City shall accumulate, thou II is hereby recommended t*> raise a 15-nd Fund Committu of seven or in re to he ehiueo from tho rospunsiblw oit Dons of Columbus, I whom Khali bo eonlidud, under j i- per gr r. tees, tlie guardianship and control • f sni.l fiend, in trust for the peytmait of said t ity Horids, t’ the close of Up-< xisting ‘- ir with the 1 I ; States. FORM OF OATH. State of , ——— County. Personally mane before in# A. 15., a Notary Publio in Suto nod county aforesaid, end duly authorDod to administer oaths, V. D , of Ftutenf —TTT wjo dcp , *seth that ho is not now, and was not <n the Ih April. 1 ‘-01, n oUU, n<l the present U. A. of America, and that ho in bona fide owner of Coupons .No. (enumorate)and has not received said C >up<ns from citixen of the I/dlfced Rtate* fine# the afore 4 !.! I Kill Ajdil IMI. Resolved, That tho foregoing isolations bn published one wm.k in tl<- Chari, -t n ‘ it‘h t and (Savannah Stews. Which was received on l adopted. His Honor tho Mayer submitted tho foil, wing report: ■ tho Annual Tax A— :iont was reported mi l passed for the current year. An will bo perect ved, the amount nee, ary to be raised thitayeiu is very large, and in <: .i> .o<ju<*ri<' of the prostra tion of trad* and the depreciation of real e*Ut the burden of taxaii wlllhe saveroly felt. And whilst i haw the fullest , ‘.iifld* ?• that tho tin payer* o; this ei,y will promptly mnl •I. er ully pay any fat thnt way ho imp e I up >n then. wheneverth#y aieeliflied toato a*, luteiic ceautiet of the City require it, i yet think it incumbent onus as the guardian* of their inter •at tooxeroleu tho strict - t and n<>-t rigi 1 i-e.-o omi in the expenditures us pubbu tmney; to make D” appropriation and cou ru t Bo debt not absolutely nceossary. K. :< n>\ is at all tlu)s •eoeeiary and propor In t;u- publlo cxi-ruditureu ! but at tho present time., 1 hold it to i.o tl.u iui porativeduty of this city, s well i- t f all other OOethern cities and e. mmuniiie?, to b.- *. such supervision over tholr expenditure;* that they may lie able at all times to r pond i <e ii. • tuandi upon their usoiuvc us tlio imperiled state of the country may demand. I have In furtherance of these vswh, r . i.i , and the number es the Police tor. .) to : uml i'uuj r, m.u will still further reduce them if you advise me. I also suggest that, you Bdthori. e mo to appoint acommutco of of roirei jhment ! (> duty it shall be to examine •. im >n:d instiiu'o such measures of reform .* tho public tunes#l ties require and In report at ©very ju :iug of Council. D. B. TUOMFSON, May..., AN ORDINANCE iu :■■.! n tori’ p* l AM. Bivins lit tt enacted fiy the ,nui ri Oitg <\f Columbia. Art. 1. All persons owning or hftvi ‘ iiegs in the city, my report tu the Clerk of iNiur.eil the i muuber of dogs and a description of tho same, all of which shall bo by s tid Clerk entered n . book to be kept l>y him for that j urp Art. 2. The Clerk of Council rim ‘• e i made suitable cullers , of Mylo easily i -and shall turn and each p- ?. u m ... report with a cellar for each 1 g so rep ■. Art. J. All persons rvpuriiti,; d>,;> r.,. ity with this ordina&. e, shall pay to the r erk of Oouneil the sum of three doll ns f v i lie u © id the city, for each d<*g reported, la:;, ro loeciving cellars for such dogs Art. 4. Tho Mai-hal, L>eput.v-Mar*b ri. n; Polioe b.vll, ftvw uud after too Ist of July mid until tbo lilh of Augus , kill all and gi found run mug at largo iu the street* of this city, except such aa may hare on a c.d'ar furrurin and in nc eordaucu with tue proviri ns of this OrdUtauee. Art. 5. No dog# shall be shot in the street#, j except trom day-break uutd 6 •• I* M..an.l any 1 Marshal or l'.diootnau wh-> may kll any dug has \ ing oo a collar a* wbert-in mautioiud. shall be fined in the an *f (• dv.:i .r I'ut the u s’ i | owner ol said dog. Which was adapt.- !. By k Whereas, it is highly i-xp ;.•.! t*> r>- ia.-a i! o expeuditure# of the dv .• tl-a- %*•-t •* itnoim.-al point, so that the bntddu if taxation tuny be lightly felt on tho one hand# mid that our atnii it> on the other baud be ibcieask'd for provi diug for the Deeossooua of tho fanriltes f diers who m,.y need relit .‘ lo it Resolved. That on and after tho 2Alfa June ihat the existing p iteo si tern . 1 tin- city be disooutinuoJ, aud the member* of the force i#x eeptiag Marshal and Deputy Marsha!} be 1 eharged. Resolved, That in In a of said Police force that the mate emtene 1 Colmi.l oK be uni ted to urgauite a volunteer police f. rev * ( *dxtr men to be sworn into the ] dee service for VO days, and at the cud 1 .*• \\ Uitae, a secord call ■ Resolved, That said foroo cf 60 men be divided into squads us 10each, cm* of vriiu.n shall be chvseu captain of said squad, and each squad tu serve ouoH;thi ai m- virile whoieoity, aitcnietteg from squad K o. Ito N 6, nud all to be under thw cotilrol of t. c Mayor a \ \- ded by existing: ordUmtjce* Resolved. That not more than 4 in- .u each squad Shall bo m un , . ji-i taot a* a h .< - trol. lUeolved, That the Major oonirdmtoly , mo h\a call fur IMice Volunteer* in -vt rvi > with the (ongviug roeuiuti’i. AW. Botuni&n moved to postpone the matter until the next meeting:, and that the us be i üblubo i. Agrved to. YaMueb J*Ariuui -It i* raid that m;iy of | the eoldier* r>w in > rtr*-- Jditroe, on Kern- 1 lug that Billy Wilaou'a band of deiper*do had | been ordered to that pointy gathered alt thnir Jit- I tie valuable*, put them in bag?, tuid buried i them. BANDS FOB SALE. Jv’totlA 1 will soil rojr plantation in Muscofe* T#*&.'! f*nini)\ tJe , on the l.iirimr #>* road * | i t # vfcagt north of Oiliimhus—iXiM. acres in - ‘-i'l settlnmnnt, compr nil.* utdands. hot •aSMßtoin lau-tu pa#r tSMI# eiof rich land*, or t !• ast good laid# fur this rlio * settle ment, and also fine orchard* of eelatl fru t I w i J **?,: h( n ,rk and the predate of the fa'tn on the pinre, ts desired hy the parc h *tr. A bargain can Ik: had; furl nii # ! *• 1 if lan Any owe whim r to pur hs*.wi! caß and exaw.iic ihe settle.ntit Uan iv! foundXt lioue on the piece ..C*„V -1C LARlil , OAVID*O\. J..# i7—wl’-tju* PLANTATION AND STOCK FOR SALE, tl have come to the conclusion to return to North Carolina, as my teiaiivt-rer* all there. Therefore 1 wmh to Mil all that I posset# in (Jenrgit* I have a bvautipii little summer *l4 tube# north u,i Columbus, U*. *d noe t the Troy Factory Three hundred sere* ol good Land, well improved; about 150 in a good sfnteoi cultivation; good dwelling hounn, negro houses, barn, staltirs, gin house and sc.row; funning utensil* ofsil kinds;cow#, lugs, mules, wagons, household arnt kitchen furniture,corn and bidder, and vertou*th’*r irtiei # too tedinu/tu mention. In a first rate neigh borhoud.gnod neighbors and good soulety. Please call and look at my land and stock. 11 It. RR|!SSFI6M>. May 7th—wtf. NOTICE. jrtk Tb subscriber offers for sale a valuable fJjHLrtt.M k Farm in the 7th Bistriclof Worth conn. - . .1. IXO or r#’ open h ind*, a n:W fJm House end **’ rew upon the place, KM) or 300 head ol < utile,ahout the same mi tuber of hogs, and Hi) head of sheep. Terms will be made accommodating and strictly #< when the cash Is offered. Hnqiiirem Albany at Jus. llill'sLivory Htsbles, fnrdirection# to tlio place. June I wtf TlloM.il. Kh.NI)AhI.. LAND PO'fe SALE. I will *®ll iy Plar.Ution in Russell Cos. JHpß*Ala.,two miles loath of Ucbco Post office —containing Seveu Hundred and Twenty Aero#, with two hundred Acres cleared. This place b.K dwelling, good gin house od screw, nagro ami all other noco-*ury outbuilding#. Any j.oreon wishing to make en quiry aro reforrtHi to VV. L. Tillman, Columbus, riu., orwytuilfon tho Plantation. Oct. B—wlf J.C. BItOWN. L/YNDS FOR BAi;K. , I t*B rny hlantatlou where 1 tV-x.-’n m L* i*lile until# f i.sttahoorho# river id /$£ * * l*btttt< re* < tented, good wm#, god UIiwJLJLIBt w, d> Unproved; 4,000 acres in nn th.’ pi* mi- Those landHt un be divided to •nit friends that tuny want to buy near each other. Al so bi.-st fanning land in Early CWuiify, jnjn ingthe big ford no tlmlino of Early ami Baker; also, Touaero* on Ayeock'screi n, small improvements on ‘!‘ h tract, and many scattering lots. I will sell low. My r ;#ldeucn is in Clay county, tin., nine miles be low Fort Uaines, Slid Eleven from lliakeiy. I will s oil all my property mi the plate If lean. Thera is the rise of on# li'indred n< groes, and stock in proper tion. t!all and look; a bargain can be bought in eith er of the places. July 31 - wt i. • M. W.BTAMPER, CKNKVA ACADEMY. Th# Kxarcisos of this school will on tho SECOND MON- IN JANUARY. VSr Tim Principals of this Bchonlhavo go no to a great deal of trouble and oxponsn to build up a school on an equality with tho Lest, and no wort will bo “spared to uialio everything •groukle. Kranch, Latinjvkok, and all other brandies uuaJly taught in our Colleges will bo taught in th# above. Music will alno bo taught in full. Board can bo had for any number of pupils on lho most reowoiiftbl# lorm*. The Principals arts fully capacitated for their business, and will do all in their power to make tbo school take high rnnk, Principal M alo Dop’t L. R. McNAMAH, ! “ Fetotile “ Mis* L. HTOKEb. tlovovn, Doc. 28—wtf DVcrt Female Gollegc, TALBOITON, OA TJiE Eserclau* of thin liisiitiuion w.l | tor resumed on the iriaW: 2d Mondny in Jnn ary next- During th* prcrenl year tin. . ii.-#r#* he# tnisn uiwlcithc charge of Mr. W MBAI.H, im.t we do not bi-Kirato to sav, that a more gmiiteiiinnly and 0u n-ut/rcarher is iii,i to b* found anywhere in tho Htatc. limur opinion he p ssassrm rare tslcnt* for ronditetlng a Femate College |{ • mainuln##xcltoiitdleip]h... j.rcservvs admirahla order, andsdvai res Ins pupil* with a ra pidity we havo ney#r before scon urpa*#cd. Mr. H. im native t.Vursian and a fJruduate or tho <;-,ir*ja I'niVersity. li i* his purpose io d*v. ;o huusuii • <Tu sivoly to the noble occupation in which he Is now en- ! rag *l. It* merit*tbs patronage ol he public ui.d i we trust*hat a generous people will siutam hint. L 11. Wurrili, Judge M t:. Win .1. Brown, Dr. T. 11. Turner, t hutnas A Hmwn, A , F. Ow* n, Wm.J Weekr ~ John T. Blount. Dr. A. Wynn.. Talbot to ii, C a., Skill Dm —wlf SPRING VALE INSTITUTE C’UTIIHEiiT,.G.\. ITIK next:Session us ihi* new ..1 ! p pularMfhool will open waBON MONDAY,JANUARY 14 j ndgSSr ,n ‘* ‘ ‘’htlitUf five months. Cutiipaioni TANARUS h< hers will be in attendant-*-. Hoard can !>•> hud with tho l*rlncipn' and private ftmiii'S of near f#idenct)S on reasonable terms. For further particular# send for a catalogue. Th*r* arc #fvcn why this Mchool coni’ mends itself to public notice in prefurencu to many ! of our popular nchntiU. Ist. The bcalthiuhiassofthe locatiun. Id. Its fieene>*a tiom all the vices which tend to nUure the mind from deep aud earnest application to 1 study. Bd. Tb tlummsbnpw and diligence tu which th* student ‘ subjected - ring taught that he ha# no litti U waste -llli. Vocal music is a ail v •xercise, freu ofehargo in which the whole schoiii join in the sweet accents which arouses thetired intellrct, and restores elas ticity to the drooping mind bill. The effort# made to <(evclope the mii.dby the use of practical Instruction at the expense ol the impractical nth. The deep iutertHit manifested by the Teachers Trustees,and Citiactii, gives it that social and Uvelj u.-peit, bi. harmonious to the youliithl uiind—reu derir.g th*school-house n pleaeaut resort to the stu dent iiiMivud of a house of dread and hatred. 7th. The sy^t♦‘math'manner in which the t.< liool Is | conducted. .’•lDaveu’s first law” is adopted end practiced. A M. KDUKRI.’ Fiincipal. t ‘mhlwrrt, Oa., Dec.Sl wuf Hamilton Female College, 1 lamilton. Cl a. The Spring Seusion of this iusttiu* flop will eomiocnce >n Tuesday the day of January, lfifij. Disih.S#sJ&* Thei'oliag* it* lurulshed nidi a well selected Chotnicul and Philosophical Aj>- parutus,uud with good tuusioal iuslrumcnts. The 0. ut v> c f Instruction l# thorough and complete, embracing all tho branches usually i taught in th* beet C'ollege, For Catalogue, nddm -i J.H. LOVELACE, PresT December 31 To Cotton Planters! rrrn\ AM the prospect D good for 15 t’KNTB I*M VD FDUTIIE MAI’ CHOP OF ; HBBB I “Tl ‘N . now t the time to Double \ our Ciopa . and lU>iorr your l.smU l y J the use of JacvlN .V Baker'# I*iaitd G CANO, fin* tiuano m Mt/PHftlOR to any w hich ha# ever j Peon imp ‘tied, having utodutd irsults w hich have never been cqnHlltd by any other manure or J'rfUliser, With ordinary •••son# 1, 0 lh* of this Quatm net j acre na* Kcldosn tailed t< Deri in li a IJOTTON . I K I* and in many iiistninvs < xceoded it. Thetiuono mv h*i*p iedto I’ortt or Potion *u* ce# fully ATTKIt TUB PLANT IM I’P. Texan will bo made with Merchant# For agencies in all of ihs interior town* wbmr they ate not aheadv abluhe.l i• -1 .ai.'.naysblr oui ofthe unt Crop. jbv 4 A I I. AM Ml, Havnnnah. and K BARN A HD, t ofimtbus A)Wtl 3*lv* tn AiOTUI. To Farmers & Planter? B-EBSE'S 1 > u iso *1 toPKRUVI OH ‘.hsuiptilatcd Luauo.! t'lpllE universal eucrrsuthat l:ae attended th um* A of the above, valuable leniliaor tu tMe mo tion ha* •iiready * roiupted large order* fn>n out V.ant. ie tor I the r..tiling <>ANon . J *ur Fanner* a to! riantcraare req Heeled to ttt-nd in their ••*t**re imitt. ‘Matrl? to ineuie delivery in tune tor ; vote, Nt v are now uuking arrange mettle for a large ui’NUYfOn. toUmbir*. l>ec. VV—dltwii MEDICAL NOTICE. I HRS W K iCHLEV *J A PEASANT* have aeeoetfttad ihtnaclveo iatht prartire \M Medicine and Surgery, ■OBh Their offi. eta in OtT PelUme’ Mall eo the ttr*t floor, where ifcey may he f-mnd either daw ,w nUbtw hon not abeam on prolbattenal *>mre 4th, IMU-4U Change of Schedule. MOIDLK4# GIRARD RAILROAD, ) Girard, Ala., May,l, Ififil, ) JJ*ROM and alter this date, the Mall Train will cavf 1’ the Girard Depot daily tMonday* uerepted) at 4:45 p in., and arrive at lujioti Muring* at b.vop.rn.; leave L'liion Mpringsdaily (Munday* excepted/at b:(X> a. m , and arrive at Girard ut “:15 a. in. The FreighlTrain will leave Girard every d*y, (Hunday#> excepted,) at 5:30 a. in., and arrive at I’nion r-priny* et 1110a. n#. Leave Pnion Springs | daily (Mundays excepted iat 14:00 p. ni., and arrive utnirard ftt 5:51 p. in. May 4 -dwtf H K WELLH, Mup’t Change of Schedule. MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD COEFANY, Orrtcc Mortoonkp.t Wes* Poiht R. R. COLUMBUB, Aug. IfI9Dl f I9D GLUHE CONNECTIONS. r 1 MfIiOTGJ! to Mernphi#, Nashville andNrwVort A (via Knoxvillft) per a* coiatuodaUon Train, leav ing 0.45 p. ru. Malt Train# LeavcColumbui. C.ltam Arrive at Mm, 4; >m*fy .. . IBui. Arnve at West Point f.U p Leave Coinrnbu* . ri .45p p Arrive at M.iiit*oey.. ,J 0 45:>. Arrive We l Point ..*.45 a. it.. Leave Montgomery at.. 8.30 a. m Leave Wesi Point.. 0 15 a. in. Arrive at Coitimbu,. .*J.4sp.in, Leave Montgomery... . Vo 45 pm. I ,ca vo W c.n Point 3.50 p.nt. Arrive atColusibn# ;j. e. ui. Freight Train leavei Criumbtt* at 4 *. M Arrive* at... 13,04 P.M. Freight Arrangement Ill.i lV Kfc.l A J i,A NTA Sr VOLVMU Vt IT V an arrangemcKibctween the Railroad Oompanies IJ composing tl> two ronie* from Atlanta to t: >luio t#us, concluded at their eoo vontiun at id ;j vanrip.fi on the 15th Instant, it was agreed tmt tha following rates between Atlanta and fTotumbus shall govern, taring •Sket from the Ist day ol May Jbs7. VIA WEST POINT. V*J bushel lie. Wheat 11; Oat*fe; Ilscon Whisky, Flour, In sacks or barrels per Dm lh*3't:— flogging, Rope. Lard in eatu# or bid*. Coal,Pig Iron, by ear luad, per ton t 92.7f4 VIA MACON. Corn imr buehri Me. Wheat ISc. Oat* Dkt. lUroa I nJi~!t oy '£ Um, ! n a*k* or barrcln, Vr 100 lb*.,4te.- iiargnig, |,ard in can# or bids. j r lou und* ceht*. t.'oal, rig 1 run,by ear load, per ton *4.59#. J. L. ML’idTJAN, Pieskivnt Muscogee H H GEO. W. AD AM 4, Mtiperlnti ndentMouthwestem Railroad LMKRHON’ FOOTE, Hupei in tenth: nt Macon and Western Rallru* 4. GEf). G. Ill'Ll,, Muperintendnnt Atlanta aud LaGrunge Railroad, ! KAMFL O. JOSiiin. Engineer and kuperl#teiu' nr M. AW.P. R. Aug. 17, IBW—dAwtL | MUSCOOEE It. E 5 on a no k or souk oulk. ON and altar3oth Feb. 1850. the Everting ’ Mall Train will leave Coiumbti# ut 3.30 p.m , and ar rive at Macon at DOS p in. Leave M i* on at 11.90 p . in. arrive at Coluagbu* at ‘ 5.95 a ru. The Morning Mail Train will leave at 3.15a# nr. and arnv at Macon U.ftfin. ni. Leave M u..ii D.15 p. m. arrive ni ('niumbu* at j •1.30 p. m. W. L CLARK. Huj.t. ’ Columbus. Fi b *7—dwtf. SAVANNAH k OHARIKSTOft nUAM-PACI E T LINK. Tb, Mtenmer WM. MRABROtiK, : fIMMCnpt..F. BAKDEN. will shortly ta< place on this Line, leaving Hitvau MKHhH&o:.!! and Chari) twke week. Having a tJirough ireight arrangement witli the : Central Railroad er.d it* all freight* be* ! tween Chari,-##ton and the Interior of LYm-gw.. n.ign; edtft tha age lit* of this line, win !.#• (orwirh-d wi'b desparvh aud tVeeof . haste. J.P HHOOjCH, Ai nt rtav..oneh. B.L/UITTU A 01. , iMr *.u.. j Nov. IS-•dwti. I.’. T. WILLIAMS’ G. T WILUaMh hn* lust returned from ttir* north with all (lie new ami laieimprovenrcu.-i.o tin. ! PHOTiHOtAPIIIC ART, I j Embracing quit* a variety of Novelties and Curtosl- j j ZE-113 Gf-A.TjX.SEt~y on*ofthe mnnaurartiva and fa-htonalh-. resors In | the city Photograph!,. Su-ren( opus, rmd ruai.y other style* a j Pictures of Distiiigumluri I'i irioiis and Hc uory row “” cxlnhltion. The publie i* rtivpfv-’t'Uilv invit* -i i -nil j and examine the above *iyts of Pn t4re# at WIT/CT A MS’ GALLERY OF VARIETY. No. 03 Wot Kid. llroodst. latn now bettor Ihanever pri-pare.i to ♦■xecutn those j beautiful Photograph#, Anibrotype#, Stereo- ■ MCOF'EM, and all othetHtyle# us Firturc* known In ; tin-Ail, and on account *i my iocrrased fkrlUties will do my w ork as low, and inmost, •-><•# iQworthan any | Gallery in the city, and in a Mi;Tn-.r siyl*'. D n t tail to give me a call. <1 T. WILLI A MH, Meut. I—dtf Phntographor. DISSOLDTION. r IMIK firm < f MANLKV, UODOBS #t CO,, is thin day dissolved hy mutual consent. An oarjy ceU-leuiontof their business i# earnestly Bolicitod. Call at our Store and come hs nearly up to your obligation <ms possible. Fay us uil the money you can. January 1, 1860. GEORGE MILLER, T N retiring from tho firm returns his sincere A thanks t. tbo old triend# and euxtomors, and earnestly desire# a continuation of their liberal ity tu tho new firm. MANLEY & HODGES, Ainiil. contiuuebusincss at the old stand,and vv kvill be happy ti) servo their iriend* and custuiuers. Jau. 1, 1861. Havana Cigars,Havana Cigars Havana Cigars! DIRECT IMPORTATION OF HAVANA OIGAHB. K 1 Figaro Regalia, 1 El Mono Concha*, El Figaro fiords pmutuio#, I El Mono MtUar, t’sbana# ll’vv.n, El Pagaro l.ondrcs, <'abana* rtor dv preusadus, j Coteu iu-ia flor 4 itnn’ii j il Clay Keg, de Load re*. | Maria Anloinrui ;’ >r and other brands At wholesale and retail. Moderate price*. N0..14 broad Hi. Columbus,Oa r. tu i*. tun an. , For Salo or Rant That etlicible House in M'ynnten, opposite th j residence of Mr. Humor Fries, and next to Mr j Tho*. Ragland’*. Apply tu i:. W. MOIBK. jan.s ts or I, C. MOSES. It willl e told low for the cash, r 0 RENT, A <9d|'*v*i A comfortable House, o>n venient to the bu.-inoses portion m“*jsu3t , f tho ci,v - A w l ? 10 J - r y>-YWViIP-'1 ivereon, at Are# X lverion’e ! Drug fit ure. anls—dtf DISSOLUTION. ‘ I N consequence ofthe deaihof Mr. DANIEL.the L firm ol HUGHES, DANIEL A CO. i we#dissolved on the fth Friuuary. Thu utideraiged ; at surviving peitners, are ready tu eettte all claim# axrinst said fit iu; and those indebted to arid firm, wtlj j plena* a. trie nit mod utely a# the business must be i rioted. Th uiuteisigned,in the name and style of ii t t; hen a hodoes, Ni ill continue the Wareliouee A Coiutulk • loit 11 usln ess in all its brauchets tMTo-e at the J Lowell Warehouse WM. 11.11 l GULF W.C. IIODGEh : OoiuiuLue. Feb I>~-dwtr 23LANXS.S, , Os ,r,ry nplloo u.d bjr Lw#n,oroaMr of Court, vrin U j ..1 on luvorlor pnnor i oi i. -rardl oFFftiL U.JI.SAPP. i A i xtixiroiT at x.axv. Columbus. Gfa. \itjlL practice la ihu Chattahoochee Circoitafid VV adjoining counties. Oftrroß Rnnrtolfrh ..root, lew door, wr.lofth, P,.,t Julylfi dwtf, Josi-pit 1-’. Pon, attorney at X.A.W. COLUMBUH, (JEORGIA. Off.,* on Randolph Street, over Ilolt and Hatch la’# Office. APGI I®—wdly. Marion Iletliune, :a.x law, j TALBOTTOM. CftlbolCo.. Oa. j | October 24, IASS. wAJtf. Closes A: Caws, : A axonisii:"VS at law, COI.I MBI S. GEORGIA. lIi.J.MIWEH. VV.H. A LAVVH Office next dcor to the Poet Office..#^ | Sept. 1,1 SJB. dwtf, I JMI M PHILIPS WALTEKII. WLLMrI I'liilipH A: IVtrm*, Attorneys at Law, CBAWFOHD, At,A. I Will practice ir. the Courts of RuiMll County • in the Supreme Court of the State, and in the ; United States District Court at Montgomery. March Sd, I&6o—wAAtf. | . If. JOXEI. A. MOXRQX OILLESi’IE. JONES & GILLESPIE, ATTOUNKYS AT LAW, ! UNION SPRINGS, ALA. i TIT ILL prar-tirr in the several Court# of the fcuir, it and psrlioilailv atlfiid to any bu„i-s in th#- rouniifs of Mae, n. Mon'-eli, Harbour, Montgomery and Pike. IfT*Office in Green's ll'ick Hu idiug, Main Htreet. April 1, IWl—wlv S. S. stalloril. Attorney at Law, ULAKKI.Y, KAKLY,CO,,(I A, j Blakely 0„ April J,l#S. *tf M .1). RCGKi'uS, K.M2., Attorney and Counsellor atLaw, Gilmer, ‘i’riae. MU. ROGER#, E#|| , Attorn, y and j • at Law, and General lea l Agent —.m.l also j ! attend promptly to the collection of Claim*. All com- j | inuiricailons Ittianred w ithout delay. Addrnra.Gil- j moft Texas J j. if taylou wm.taylor 1 TaYLOK & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT CAW.I C iillilx i'l, Ga. \irn.L mCTICB .a tkc . Uiihr.o: aeker,;iev. • Y ailuuin, l'-irly. Re.-: ‘ ‘t. r- <vt art A Terr, ~ i will give prompt attention to all burin*-"” entrtis ; ltd to them. uovfl— wtf. Shorter, Chambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUFAULA, ALA. Will practice In Barbour ar.<i the adjoining 1 e*?unUea -A Alabama and Georgia. K. H. XHOKTRR. W. n. CH A VBKV.iI. R. V . RItORTVR. ‘ | May 27, 185®. ts CULLENS & TUKNiI’SKSO, ATTOHNKYB -A.T LAW FORT <IAINKS,.OA. Willpractkein Ciay and adjoining eonntiee I in Georgia, andinll&nry county, Ala. Apr* l * tHbli —wtf Tlioni.-i- IV Colih, ATTORN j", Y AT LAW. PRESTON, Webster County, Ga. Will praotioe in the counties of Clay, Chatta- ! hooehoo, Webster, Early, Randolph, Stewart and ; Ruuiter. Furtieuinr attention given to collecting! and remitting. J*n2fi 1867—wtf. j M. J. PARKER, ATTORN ITY AT LAYV, Colquitt, Miller <'o„ Oa. November 6th, 186 U. wtf. J. FOGLE & SON, j) j,. NT j H Tw t , SB#. Office on Randolph Direct, near Broad, [ dOt'UMBUH, GA. Cvluaabui.Dce.fi, 1C67. JAwtf. DUS. LEE & I’ll ELI’S, DENTISTS. OF I IdR Comer Broad and Randolph BtreeU | VOL UMfiVS (i ROROIA . Deoexnber 31#186t. wAdly , White aud Mixed Seed Cora. }{ ) BIIHIIEI.H instore and to arrive, fbr sale ‘ u’ ** JV/aia #maUadvance lor Cash. Feblft—dwtf 11 BARNARD binding ALL 7TB HRANCHES i withdesnatch and elegantly done at short notie I ’ TIMES OPTICS j Ooiumbue. Nov. 37—du VILIAIILE IMtOl'Stm FORBALE. „j-st THE Splon lid and Comtuodious Rostlen<o of the late Mrs. Boykin, 1 the upper part of th* City of Co- - t&YSUSSSw -imbu?. The Dwelling i. uae and all tho outhou; > are ia good itj .tir, on the | promises, whi.b cv.tnpri'to Dur city lots, or tw acre* of ground, there 1. •• s well of wa ter, and large .(uanunc* c* eaotee shrubbery, j flower# and shade trees. Also, her summer rcsidenck situated about two mile# from the city of Columbus, adjoining the land# of Col. Seaborn Jones. This lot i# well improved, ha# excellent water, healthy, and i a moat desirable place, and ha < attached one hundred acre# of good pine land, heavily timber ed. Po f cjaion given immediately. For term# apply to the undersigne,?, #>r to A. 11. Cooper, Ksq. T. C. BOYKIN. Columbus, Ga. Jan, 2d—dtf. Enquirer and Run, please copv. Lrtmny ALBANY HOTEL, John w. lk9TEh.it o ALBANY, GA. fiir-NEXT DOOU TO THE POST OFFICE. | Stages leave this llou.#e Daily t\-r Thomas- ! I ville, Hainbrldge and Tall.*' 1 : j February fi.—dfiur. PIKE 1 LOUSE, Union Spring#, Ala. Tlllfi n*-w and eommodioue i AriML m'X I! one. al Hie termii.tu of die i MobiU- and Girard Usi'n-ad, i# r w ■ jn compter#* order for lire reception riSwEF 1 cu*ti>!ners. and la not surpassed hjr ah.v hi this section of country lor the convenience oritsaccommodation#. Give us a all and prove I nhMwe say. J<l4 M M.FIUZILR, Janlo—dlv. FRANK JACKBON (FIRST CLASS HOTEL, ! Corner Uroatl sail Crawford Streets, i OOLUMBUB.GA. HATCH COOK, I mstch—dwtf. I'KOPRIETOR SILVER RUN HOTEL. Soul’s, Depot. THIS well known house is sill lyjJH Ul kept in It* usual g.md ordei, and ■ riTlfMak Us# acioutmodaiioiis for ail who . IdEffi inav Ihe proeent Proprietor w - are non In# fo* the comfi'it <r hi* rust.xner# JunJP—wlv R R. GILBERT EAGLE HOTEL, OGLETHORPE OA, THE subeeribor having emirsly tenova* S ted and refitted the above Hotel tor the SiAdJ option ofthe pubUe,to,!rlt a bar# JußkiLof >hir patroasge. lie will spare no rau> j o please, and feel# confident that# single trial wifi ; convince *ll of that fact. , Feb4—dfiin W. II 9T1L89, \M FHKAN WATCaisi IN GOLD AND SILVER OAfiEB. Wfia At Purp*’# old Bund, Jone’# New BuLdln* Kwm Cos lutnbu#. Georgia tSNaaNa Oat W-4wtf T 8 BFEAR a. SE CURE < yja I CURE Nervous Headache 4 >l JrinAS ° Headaclie. By Du: u*,‘ oflUr-ae’Pills, the peri-'dir attack# of .Yervoiu or&vl/ IfcatUckttn ay be prevented} ondifti ken at tn commencement of ati attack twmedinte relief from pain and *i'km**# may beobtaintd. They seldom fill in reroovingthe A*#c and tu.he to which females are subject. The* act gently upon the koweltf—removlag C*t tier*##*. ForLnerary M.n. ttouUnt*, Delicate Females and j all persons of ttdcniary fabiu they are valuable a# a | LazaUrt; improving the epftUt, giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs, and reaioring the natural ! elasticity and strength ofthe whole system. ; The CEPIULTIC PILLS Me ibe r,uit of ,<mg investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in u*e many years, during which time they have prevented and relieve,! a vast amount of j pain and suffering from Headache, whether origins | ting in the system or from a deranged state j olthes'iwM#’*.* j They are er.tircij vegetable in Unslr eampoaltion, i and ruay betaken at a. tam- witii pern cl safety ! wiiLeni making any change of 41e ! , sndrA# abttnree/ j any ii*9gTaabhUutt muter ill easy to#/wi*triertkesi it ; tktlim i, BEWARE OF CtJtNTSRFIHTfi : The genuine have five signature# of Henry C. Spal ding on each box. Hold by Druggists and a: I Dealers in‘‘Medicines. A box wiU be scat by mail prepaid on receipt of ‘FIFTY C&JSTTa. A. n!<:r# should be addressed to HENRY C. SPALDING, teb*7 4* Cedar fitreet. New Fork. : THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENT# OF liiMiMiri cephalic mis, WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SBFFKK I HOM HEABACHS THAT A SPEEDY AND BURIJ CT7RP 1H WITHIN I Him REACH. jit then tmimmials arr mutmmti If M* rfriLr<!Md, y.lk*y uftnd urufUMt*'nAvit frveftf the rjf.- rjxy lif thin tru.’g tean^fic dUt*n*ry. HuiOMvrui, Coxa. Frt..S, {fidi. Ms, f*r*tolo, 8*: I have tried you# C, ph*,i- I’iUs, and / Uke them to j vtUtUtl 1 want you toaend utt two d:,fiar# worth more Part of ihe*n pills are far tha neighbors to whom 1 gave * few out oft ha last box I gi worn you. Bend the t'jlis by Mail and oblige Your ob‘t fierv't, JAMES KENNEDY. ff Avgsrosn, Pa., Ftb. f., INi], i Mb. HrAi uihu. filK: 1 wish yon intend me one more box of-your Ce phalic nils, I Aar* rrt*md a great deal */ bemjti from, thrm. Your* r^jx-cffully. MARY ANN n > 0M1101146. Hrm IS CSKKS, ilUMttMCbo* Cos.. f ) January Im, DiU. j 11. O. HrAf.Diao MS: You will please send me ttfri box*.# f your Ce phalic Pills fiend them mtin<*<!iatelv R, spetifully your*, JOHN B.HIMONfi. V ei.- I ImreueU *e bn es pom hdlt mm jind t\rm lici.i t Vrsmom, Oiihi, Jan. Id, Ifibl. II is tv f firAt.Di!o E*,j. l‘ f*a#<‘ find enclosed twenty-five cents, tar whirh •end me aaoti-erbo*of your Cephauc PiU#. They an truly the bat PiU* / hart trer intd. Dirtrl A STOVER, P. M Belle Vernon, Wyandot Cos. o. Bbvculv. Mass., Dee. H,m\. II C, firALoise. Esq. I wish for some circular* or ter#,* show bill* to Lnng your Cpbnitc Pill# more partlciiiarlv iirfora my customers If you have anytlHiig oithe kind please send to me. One of nn customers who is subject to severe sick headnrhs, (uiiioliy iast.ng two ..ays' vs* of an ,s es keirr 6v yew hilt, which 1 sent her. Itespcctfully yours, W B WILKEfi Rtviroi nent en, Faixxr tv Cos. Ohio > January , tedi \ Hxaay C. firiuonie, No. 48 Cedar at.. N. Y Dkaß fits: Inclosed find twenty-live rrru(M) for which send box of “C# phalie Pills’* fiend to odd tees of Key’d Wm. C. Filter, Ryaoldutiita, Ftankii* Uo. Ohio. Yaur jnUt tut O', a cA.z<-m —<ui t llmdasht uknott Yours Uttiy WM. < FILLER YmwOTi, Mi- h , Jaa-14, Mr Hpaloino. Hib: Not long atuev I sunt to you fur a box ol yoar Ce phalic Pills fir the cure of Nervous Headache and CoSttvsneas ,tnd received ti e same, and they bed #.; goad an, effect / irss induced ten,# r nr eo*rr. Please send f.y ict.iru in > 1 Dn,-itt. A. R WHMKLER, YjmUanu. Mich I'Vem the Eamiurr, iWwjelk, F#. Cep halls P Us aeromplish the object for which they were mads, via: Cure 01 lluadarhs ta all form* Y: m Ike Eramtnfr, AWjWli Fa. They have been tested in uiorv than a thousand cases u ittfe entire success. >Vom lA# Ijrm vrat, M Lived, Minn, If yo* are, or have been troubled with the head arhe. send for n box of Cephalic Pills, so that you mav have them in ctsc of an atuek From the Mte> tu*r, f'render**, R. /. The testmionv in their Lavor.is sirottg, from the most respectable quarters Frcm the Daily AW AYsysrf* R. I -Cephalic Pill* are taking the p are of all kind# Prom the Commercui} RrU.it, is, BcoLm Moat. Raid to be very eltiracioue for the headache Fees* Ihi ltartMjmrl terra Mr fipx ding would tu* connect his nan,*- with an article that he did not know to posses# real merit From the Cincinnati Ohto Cvmmfmnf. fiuiTci ng humanity can now be relieved. >v„s the S. ml hern jfttth Fin-Jer .Vnc Orleans. la. Trv tnern* y>u that sre affix ted, ard ■ are sure that youi testimony ran he added to the sirea.lv nuj merou# list that hasrsceivcd benefits that no other medicineciMt produce. From the St. Louts Demons!. The iuunense demand for the art.fie (Cephalic Pills) is <a|Udty increasing. From the .Ideorusn. Promonte, R. / The Cephalic. PUl# are said to be remaikab'.y es. fe*:*ive as a rente‘v fur the hsadsebe. Slid one of the very best for that very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered rreettm R R Ornette. Cbiragr. m We heartily endorse Mr. fipa'.ditrf and fits unrival led Cephalic Piil#. FTrmtke Kanerha Falley Afar, AVaavka, Fa. We are buie that person* suffering with headache Who try them will si irk to them. C7*A sing r hotti* f HPALDINO'fi PREPARED Gl.l E wia save tsn umes Its cost anna ally, fiTALDINU’S PREPARED GLt K fiPALDING S PREPARED GLFEt BPAlDlNtbi'fi PREPARED CU E HAVE THE PIECES; ECONOMY 1 DISPATCH! IP“ ’A firiTcß ts ru#* eavaa A# accident# will h*p;M'n. evi>a in well regu atsd families, n i# vs-y desirable io have lom# ct cap *nd convenient way torrepannf Furnhur*, Toy*, Crack cry kc„ HPALDING’fi PERPARED GLI B meets all such emergencies, and nohouvcbold can atfonl to be without u. Ills always ready, and up to tile sticking jwrint. • I SEFI'L IN EVERY 1101*1” N P —A Bn*k accompanies each bottle. Price, 35 rente Address HENRY C SPALDING, No. 4e CEDAR fittest, New York. C ACTION. As certain unprincipled Mrsons are attempting to palm off on th.> untuepecting jpubiir, Inritst wns ofmy PREPARED ULCE.I would caution tU persons to examine before purchasing, and see that the furinnme: UT-SPALDING’S PREPARED GLI'E-C*# is on the ruteid# mapper I ail rah sis art rraditn eeunterfiMie DR. J. 60VBE DOR’S IMPERIAL WINS BITTERS. | Are composed op a pure and unadcl- Wine, combined with barbary. fiolo mon'a Heal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenard, Gatuoiuii,'Flowers aud Gentian. They are manutortured by Dr Dods himself, who is an experienced and successful Physician, and hence not to be classed among lb* quack marrams which flood the ceuutry, and b the Modes. Profession areso Justly prejudiced. These truly val uable bitters have nt i>< an be fur* the nubile lor one year, and yet there is a heavy demand fur them from all part# ofthe Union. Dr. Frink No. JO West 35th Sire-lNew York sty# “1 have been greatly bene fitted by using Dr. Bods’ Wine Bitters, and atu now urirtg them freely and iUccfcMf.iUy in my practice. A* a modicinefur Fe males 1 considerthem unequalled.* Dr. Guernsey. No 18 West 33d fitreet. says; “I have used Dr. Hods’ Wine Litters in my prac tice and in all cases where a tonic is required, 1 con sider them unsurpassed, and cheerfully recommend inem ana valuable Family Medicine.” Dr Meochair# of Florida says*. “Forseveral years 1 suffered all the honor# ol Chronic. Dyspi-pma. I us*.! ail other remedies with out avail. Id’ i arde! prejudice, and used Dr. Dods* Wine Bitters, which have greatly beuefitted me, and 1 believe will cure me.” Mr. G. fi. Weaver of ABuury, N. V. “My wife was sinking rapidly with consumption; j the bestphysiciana in Albany and New York City pronounced her case hopelea. ride tued Dr Dods* Wttie iUUt-rs.aud is cured.” Mr. J. E. fitaats ofNewark, N. J. says: ‘•My-daughter was extremely ill; she had been at tend. and ’.v four of our best physician*; her disease wan inflammation ofthe bowels, which had produced extreme debility. Her cash was considered hopeless (.yaiiwho saw her. A incod roco;mnend<Mi Dr, Duds’ Wine Bittern; she used them and is well.” Mr. Brittain, editor of the Banner of Light inßos l&fljsay#'. “Dr. J. Bovee Dods’ V> ineßitters have eufed roe of tue Pilot.id the worst and most obstinate form.” Adh-tiagumhed lady ol Moliie Ala., writing to a female friend,says: **! would a1 via* you to use Dr J. Bovee Dcd#'lm perial Wine Hitter#. I have used them and consider them a blessing to our #ex ” We might write a smad voluaui and ther.'would not | gtv* one one fourth ofthe testimonial# in our posses- j Sion, an to the v rtue of those valuabl* Brier# but wc j will only say that they are approved of by our best | Physic turn, are doing much good in all part# ol the ! country,and y entreat the atflictcd o try them UJARLE* WIDDIFIELDkt CO. Proprietor*, | 7*: William Street, New York. And sold by Druggists generally. Bole Wholesale and Retail Agent# for Georgia, PLUMB at LE TN ; R. Augusta, Oa. Sold in Columbus by 4CEE fcIVEBRON, June 33 —dfcwlv \. 11. MILITARY MBS COOIX-S TACTICS, j HARDIE S TACTICS, McCOMil’S TACTICS, CAVALRY TACTICS,; BAYONET EXERCISE, Ac For sale at J. W- P'EA.SE’S BOOK STORE. C'-lumhus, dee, 12th—dtf CIIEAF AND PLAIN FURISriTTJRE AT .T- HE. SIKE’S, N0.42 BROADSTREKT ('oliinabu*., (>. I D.c, *4, ISiW—4(f. Bacon and Balk Meat. 150,000 !or cosh. fffcblH—dwtf J E II \ ItN ARI) Lockhart, Young & Roberts GREAT SACRIFICE ! \© TARIFF ! TwentyFoar Per Ceot* ll’ f- wool.l r. rr.'*rf'i ! ly invite theate*.i>nn of -<:r I * T friends an- 1 ail parlies who mav deeire to pur j chase vehicle* of sny firseriptioa *> the fed that I hssn i.yw on band a large and well assorted work of Coaches, Roclaways, Buggies, TROTTING WAGONfi. II ARNEBfi, Ac. ! AHofwhi h (being purrliaved before the present ter ! iff went into opersiiot*) we at:* enahlwd to offer for casli at PRICES MUCH LOWER j than ankles of like quality could now be bought for at th Factorws. I (,'u!l toon and make vour selections si UriJKIIART YOtfNO A ROBERTS’, ei'.d stand of McKee 4f- Robert#, j •* -‘ Wsdeem rr w:tery to sure,hat we are j prep rod with ampie iaeilitres fordoing a 1 branch, # of , BEi* AIRING inourl lie. on rh ■ short#*- lister, in | tiw ot#i manner, and at the lowestpos-ible n*#. | The patronage of our friends, and all rash or i prompt paying chi#iomers, I# most rspedtotly olio- \ j L..Y. *.. j Columbus, April 3 wSm. ■"I —rIEW 3STOTIOEI I MERCHANTS £ SHIPPERS IN” THE Southern Confederacy. iEagiß!a. 4 RK4NGEMENT* have been perfetlnl tty the i T\ IfARNDEN’* EXPRESS CO . *■>• which un I usual facilities off r**d iu pair mu and the pub i. j generally fr emcru end c nnni food* at Custom Him* i, and f>r the speedy transmission of j ! the nan eniter by EX Clttl-S.** or F HEIGHT ! j TRV NBtnth*-ir I*-twiann (t -od* will he Mitered in Bond in Havannnh if re. ! Jred GOLD 4 aiI.VKH only received for duties . ; arid Cus'oiß Hou :on * A®y intorn-ati>n required tn re lation to Cudnm ! : (loose requirements on application to H. H. HILL, Ag nt. *>Bn*d Street. *■ j ALSO, j Ticket* sold ami Borth* secured on any of the ! regular steamship line* from Savannah to New 1 i York, andany information given in relation to the ; time ou applicative in HH. HILL, Agent j I Columbus, April stb, IS’ I. Baker & Jarvis’ Island Guano. BEING th” Agent at Columbus of the American j Guano Company, lam prepared to offer tbeir ! • excellent Manure* to Planters and other*, in any | quantity and at davannah puces, actual t tjuro* added A good supply aiw*-)* on hand. Fob 15.... dwtf E BARN AKI> : UEOUGIA) Marlon Counlyt Marion Court of Ordinary April Term, IS6I. , n’WO month® after date application will be made | l to the lion Court of Ordinary of Mat ton county for leave to aeil the Land* belonging tu the ctaie | Peter Richerson, Itmtrd. April 14 wlm JOHN \V. JACKSON, Adm'r. j VOTlt E TO DEBTORS AM) CREDITORS,— !IN All peri'onsindeb'ed to thestate of Pamuel J. ‘ | Hatcher late us Muacofe* county, dec’d.nre request- j ed to make immediate payment, and all jiersonshav- ‘ l sing demands against said estate am n >tited to prv- I ent them to trims of the law fr pn ni nt _Miv*4— wind El. ■7 A hETII li \TCHF.R Ei’x. j j GEORGlA—Muscogee County; Court of Ordinary January Term, 1881. , Ill’LK XI 81. vriIERKA*. John P Dor er, E*x. •? r of Mm ? i if SN id of Richard D 'iter, deceased, pennons ihis Court for Letter* t Dismission; It l* therefore ordered, that all person* concerned •how cau*e,if any they have, why •■id Executor! ■bould not bdinii**ed at the Court of Ordinary to ! be held in and RMrialaeoimiy on the Am Monday in August n*xt. and hat this order be published in terms • of the law. A trueextrart from the minutes of *aid Court. Jan. teib.lSdl. JatiJl -wilm JXO. JOHNSON, Ord. , Ailiuinlsiratort* Male. r ILI. be *oid before the < >urt-house do. r in the > > town ofCussr ut, • hatuhochee county .Ga., on j the let Tuesday in August nett within the usual ! hour* oleaie. part of i.,ie ol land N* lb and j Win Mu-3th district of originally Muscogee now , Chattah (‘cheeeounty. eo* ttilning abor.i pno acres. j Hold a* the real estate of M;i ord Jones deceased, i agreeably toan order of the Court of Ordinary of! Muscogee county. Paid land let, mated near the town of Cusseta, and from u* locality and quality i very d,.r*bie| Terms made known on tho <!av m *n • MARTUA JONEP, Adra’l. ! June IP, 18*1— wide. GEORGIA—Chatt ahoochc* Countyi VOTICE TO DEBTOR# AND CREDITOR*.- AM p r*o: * indebted to the estate of Charles D “ ak*s, dec’4, are requested to make tainirdiate pay mem. and all having claim* against said estate are requested to pri son* them duly proven, w ithin the time prescribed by law nrthey will not be pnui LAFAYETTE HART. Adm’r. i Cusseta, June 10—w4Pd GEOROl X ■•Chattahoochee county: Two months after dateappHcation will he mad* to the Hob. CourtofOrdinary for said coantx, for leave to sell the Lauds b loafing to the estate . { Aufue* tu* t Attatia, dee*teed JOHN BAKNKI.L. Ad* r, Jibs If, IMI —wt* V. S. SPBAB, Successor to S. B. i’urplc, cor. Broad a itandolph st OOLTJMBCS. GHOHaiA. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER ——~ r H.*7W.mC t ‘swm vmrmm't STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WOIU3L, A beautiful variety of Patteras. I will make to order any deeign and style aadplattyou way requ r WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc JEWELRY Repaired by competent and experienced Workmen, and warranted. CANES! CANES! Ijoia, BITt, liery Lrl-d Hwd—Uirtorj Crook, w.d Sword, r-Ci PEBBLE SPECTACLES, •v .. ‘JO’/,, \. ‘CjF Hold #nd Steel Frames, of tbebeit quality manufactured. Glasses set iu old frame# to suit all eye#. I invite the attention of all to my Stock, and will show it with pleasure, whether yoc purchase ort Purple's old Stand, Corner Broad and Randolph Streets. Columbus, Ga., Oct. 55\ 1858.—dwtf T. S. BPBAR. PRITII Al BOOK BINDING AT THE OFFICE OF TIIE 003La'0 , 3SQEO XMKdBSS COLQOITT St WAMIEI; RANDOLPH STREET. ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE 800 l mb ibb mme. In every Style of the Art DP i, Ih 0 ‘Q ii© \?M & ffifl gRDIT A 11,.I 1 ,. WITH DISPATCH. They have also a complete BOOK ‘BINDERY, And Kill [>ii( up Rook*, in any style nt Kiudin^. Columbus, May 20,1859. GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN MARK 4 GE<>RGR having filed hi* petition in , proper form to me, p<ay ir,g for I.e ters of Ad j ministration “cam letin>enta annezo” i-n the estate I of Marv 11. George, la'e of said county, deceased This is to cite all legally Interested in the execution of this application to be and appear at the next , j August Term of the Court if Ordinary of i , eH!; county, an 1 show cause if any they have, why I letter* of Administration, with the wtll anrfxed, should not be granted to said Mara A George Given under oiy hand ana official signature, title | June *th, tMM. j JunelT-tvSUd * W'. PARKER, Ordinary. Paschal Petty, i Chattahoochee Buperior Court VS, ; March Te rn. 1881. ; * a rah J. Perryt ) iißKt. roa Divoacg. TT appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff that thcd< fendant dues not reside in said i county, nor in said State: it i* therefore ordered , that said defendant appear and ansaerat the next I U?rat oftltls f'ourl, or the case be considert-d in de fault and the plainlitT be allowed to proceed; further ordered, that this rule be published in the Columbus j Time* once a month lor four month*. 1 A true transcript from the minu pi ofsaid court j Given underuiy hand and official signature, this 1 April 9th, Ittti JOHN F DANIEL, C ierk. April 15—mint, | Will,am F. Lane, . Chattahoochee Superior v *> ( Court, March Term, DC I Paeehal Perry. fßalo tn establish Lost ID A Sarah J. Perry. 1 eeipt | T appearingto h* Court by the return of the fiber I A iff that rtarah J. Perry one of the defendants i* I the above case cannot be found: It i* ordered th* I s lid defendant answer at the next term of thiacoarti * further ordered that this rule be published lu ierru ! I of the law. A true uaaacriot Gobi the minute* of said Court. ; Given under my hand and official signature this ! April Utb, lsfii. • JOHN i . DANIEL, C!*rk ! April 15—mlrn | OEOilQlA—Talbot eounij: Court of Ordinary September Term, ISCO. 11'HEREA* Job C Pauer*oti,adrnim*(raiorof Ma- T fry Ann Cabean, petition* this Court for lem rs ! of disuitMion lrom said administration: I B: it ordered, that ail person* concerned be and an. pear at my office at the April Term next ensuing of ! this Court, then and there to ahew cau*e, it any they i have, why said letter* should not be granted A true extract from the rr : te* of *a;d Court rh-* I 4ih September Deal. MARION HETIIfNE, Ord j fiepteinber 10 18(10—wdnr. j GEORGIA—Man Couctrv: YI’IIEREAfi A W Davu applies for Letter* of yy Admin;tranou on tho *tare of C i iariuc 1 Langford, deceased *t.iannc TboMar* therefore to cite and admonuh al : and an ; gularthe kindred and creditor* of raid deceased, to i be and appear at my office on or before the Flm Monday in June next, an .- their objection* if any they have otb, i..- ; ...:tei* w ill then and there be granted. • f** f. ,u >’ h * nil lU< I offiua!signature, this April 10th, I MM. MALCOX IUIR. Ordinary. April Mth, 1361—SUd •I EOR GlA—Chat tahooe bee eotastj: UT HEKUAtt Layfayea* Harp applies to me fur let. tera or Admimetia’ion, on the estate n < JurN# D Wales, late ofsaid county defeated Ail persona I concerned are hereby notified to die i eu objectioea j j *ny they have, on the first Monday m May next I otherwise said ettere will be granted to said applicant’ | b *" <l aod oflkwU * inatur* tbit ‘r’. ,‘ , . *"•■* W PAKSEIt, OH. Apr;. 1, l*fl— wlt>d. BY ,:r:u, of fts order and Idvnt io , Court of Cbinrrrjr of Chtt,boorljM ronntj, ) ! befor* ilia Court Uoae door in Chatra ; hwohM fouotj, on tht 1 Tur- Ur iu nit, within thn,ul honnof gheriff th, I north hlf of lot of land nuinhnr 49,in tho s:j Jicrict of oriflnniltr Mine .goo now Chuuboo choo ooonty. Sold u port of tho , rtoto of nil. nut,on B. Kelloy.for tho purpooo of ili,tribu te r. mason* the hoir, of ,oiJ JOll.N’ F. DASIEL, Anrll 1, lofll. Commiirioner. GEORGIA Chattahoochee County: TWO MONTH# after date, application will be _ made to the Court of Ordinary of said county; for leave to sell the lands and negroes belongir.g to tiie estate of Cberiee D Wales, deceased. LATaTITI L HARP. Adm’r Jane !0 {lNl—*9m 930 REWARD. av Runaway frr mme on the 29th day JnS June my hoy Joseph, about 35 year “ill old, of very (Lr* complexion, about 8 feet 9 or 1 ) inches high, fuatures regular,quick ■2*l poken, generally wears a heavy beard ’ usually carries a wntch anil walks erect. Th* I boy is a carpenter by trade; ami I believe tbx: he i* working through the country under a f.;r , ed pass, or with some white man claiming to be ; his master. Any information will be thankfully received; and if lodged in any safe jail, eo that lean get him, I will pay the above retrard. Address me at Greenville, Ala. April23—w2iu*. JOHN JOJii >. *.700 REWARD. STRAYED OR STOLEN from the premise* of Mr*, li. JI. Lockhart net: ’ lombue, on tho night of the 2: Sept, two MULES; one a yellow horse mule, oi dinary hire, with black rings aronnd his leg? tho other rather darker, and perhaps heavier both broke. A liberal reward will be paid fur : their delivery at Mrs. Lockhart's, or if stolen, tho above reward will be paid for the mules and the thief with proof to convict, deed—dlwti R. R. HOWARD. Strayed, From my place near Cotton \ alley. a tall Cay Horse six years old JLLu—L. >b tailed, with one white hind f anti ankle. A suitable reward will be given lu’ his delivery to me, or any information conceir.. iug him will bo thankfully received. mj2fl~“Wlf*lm E. J. BROWN. War! War War!! • > i'IA t.ABgD AGilKar PAl.se or ANY KISD B 1 DR. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! 4 N D every Southerner will be satisfied by using /x one Dollar’s worth that they have no furthrru-- for Northern Linirueni* For Family ami Plantation use it has no equal. It cure* Rheumatism, Neuralgia Mtrains, Bruit* *, Ilurn*. Fresh Cut* Pams in i: <• Back or Limb*, Cholic iu man or beaut, and is (he on ly certain remedy known for B!ind Htaggervin Hors. —and every one will find it a saving of time ami nn> neyby keeping a supply ou hand. (nrPrfra by Dr A W. AI.I.EN, Coloml.u. ’’"v wY'dlln’ lll ’ *nJ Ufa >• marilAHTfc CHAPMA.V * n d J. VY OROOIvfi Columbus. >5 abti'd—are*pon:iL!e agent in every Southern . town and viiiave. LT’ ACTION TfiEVERYBODY—Don’t use any more Northern Liniment until you have given the Southern Ltmment a fair trial. CERTIFICATE. Coi.r Mii-s. May IS, 1850. I>r A W. ALLEN—Dear Hir: Ailow us to present you this certificate for vour Southern Liniment W. have used over a hundred bottles of your valuable medicine during lh last year, and do not hesitate In saying that we never saw a Liniment equal to it, and have used all kinds W® have used your® for Chnii*’ both for Negroes and Horses, and in no instance lias it failed to effect speedy relief. We consider it an in valuable medicine for Cholic, Hpratns, Bruises Bw®l* tints. Fresh Wound*, ac..and would not l without It for any consideration. Julvli —w;f. J. VRRffOY A CO GEGRGlwA—llaricn County: UrilEßEAfiiireon Blue, Admiiiistrator on the .state of Margaret Doud, applies fur Letters of Dismtaaion: It >s theteiote ordered, that ail person* concerned do show cause, if any .they have, within the tune pr scribed by law why the said applicant thou and not be dismissed according to the V™!** °f hie petition. Given undr-rmy hand and official signature this November9Otb,le4o. BOV. J 6 MALCOLM IIA3 R, Ord. GEORGIA—MarIon Comity. Notice to debtor# and creditor*- All person* indebted to the estate of James Duke, late of said county, deceased, are re quested to make Immediate pa>meat, and aD persons having claims acr.n*t said estate, will present them for payment within the time prescribed bylaw PR A NCI i a DUKE, Er’ r Jue 10th, liei-#4od. AND JEWELER - OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
