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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1861)
From the Montgomery Advertiser. iiim >1 the Ere of X; luibufi tilth J, aof it the KeJoobl sear Barnim Fla. Vole* of the summer, lull me to sleep— My spirit is lonely to-uight, Aa I tit at ray window and wateh tho bright a tar it Fill the earth with their beautiful light ; Oh, soothe me to sloop, sweet *ou,gof the wind ; Bear iny spirit away on the notea, To the eoaat where tho bugle and w:ir trump ia heard, Where the flag of our land proudly floats. Let my apirit glide foftly thr / ramp and thro’ tent— I'll broak not the warrior** calm rcat, But in the dim aUr-light tread noil ’till 1 pause To bend o'er the form I lore boat; 1 will not awake him, but watch by hta aide ‘Till the breath of the moon fanx hit cheek ; Then aoftly I'll whisper, “I come, husband dear, A* ever, thy JHrth-day to greot.” Ob, auminer night, atarry night, why in wy sou! Wake tones whose music bring* woe ? I wooed tbec to bear me away ou thy breath To a loved one in arms ’gainst our foe; Ah, lonely 1 ait at toy window each night, And lonely each morrow will break, For no gentle eyo now watch me to eloep, No tender voieo bid* mo awake. Away, falling tears! thoee who love moat aro brave; Should I wish thee, beloved, at my Bide? When the war cry is ringing throughout our bright land, And the hazard, our frood-.m and pride; No, dear one, still share in the toils of the camp, ‘Mid tho bravo one* who nobly yield all, Their homes and thoir loved, reitolved thus to die, Ere tho flag of thoir country shall fall. I will watch for thee, husband to come when the aound Os the war cry ix hushed, and the note* Os the bugle ia trilling *<dt anthems of peace, Aa on hill-aide and valley it floats; Till then 1 will tenderly meet the in droatn*, Vi bile our dear oues will smile at thy sido, And bending to kiss each lair brow, thou wilt feel Both a father and a warrior’* pride. This summer eve, husband, sweet eve of thy birth, 7 I will kiafl thy oold picture and kneel, With our darlings around me, asking ur God To he thy protection and shield To nerve our brave ueu through tho horror* of war, Keep our ling over hoisted and free, And teach ua the glory to weep o’or our bruve, Than a* nurslings of cowards to be. Then, banband, good nigh to- bo flfhi in your cause; Moet our foe in the deadliest strife ; But be kind to the /alien, no longer a son, When beneath thee he yields up his life; Kind husband, our dour ones are lisping thy name As they kneel inthesadowy light, While 1, with my hand* pressed on their bowed heads, Hear tby voice whisper fondly—Good night. Mhh. K. .1. JAront’s. Augusta, <ia., Juno JUtb 1861. KITMoKDIRAIir Final, HoTl._Cpt. John ‘1 rvl, o well and o favorably known in till* nlly. (avlnK tbe Vi< UlMir# Hun.) ban had a <sla us ladira WmlrijJ to rbootwith tbo {liKlol. In them tiuina It bu> l.oomnn nn . “eut,lal an.l popular part of fepiala edocaUun. A low days ogo, tlio Captain rMurtod with a tew member. ul hia claaa, to tba rnidenc of A. 11. Arthur, Ki|., for Ilia porpoae of praollclnft, witbtbofol lowintt rerult: Tbo t*rt waa platted ten |iacoa distant. Mr.*. W. 11. Klovrii.d rang the bull four lim out of five sliotn, with u rtd, und eight Umoß out of fifteen oil hand, Mr.s Garvin four tiuioii with a rout out <■( five, and soar lime* out vs fifteen off hand. Mr*. Gen. T. C. M-.Mukin iwlro out of flvotinon with n real, and xix tlimre out of fifteen oil build. Mum. A. 11. Arthur twice out .if five times with 11 re if, and revert tiroes off 'hum! out of fifteen sbuln. Capt. Travis says that It • juuls any shoe,ting ho ever saw by any Wo nro iu n > danger when every “Uh of our no Mo Indies i-a h*>ro,ud can use the weapons .( Mura upon their cm. mica s effectively n* they play tho h.ittory o( thoir charms Upon their friend -. Who would not Imt tle for them? Vtokshurg is a head taller than aby place in tbo South. Thh CAfTtiiKi. PmvAneen*. - The Ihr aid says in regard to the disposition to bo made of the captured privateer?: There is a good deal of specula 1 lon ns to whnt ought to be done with the crew captured on board tbo privateer (Savannah. According to the law as it stand* tbo ollence of thosu nun is piracy, und the penally death. They will, of courae, have a fair trial, bo puruirbefi, if they need it, with the menus of defence. As they were taken flagranti delicto, there can bo nndi übt m to what the verdict und sentence in their case will be. It in not probabalo, however, that the Utter will be carried cut. The civilization of hii enlightened ami progressive community like ours will ho averse to the enforcement of the barba rous code which, iu panttlincx, would have sub jected them to the forfeiture ol their lives. Scarcity or Cotton and tub Block a oe.— The manufacturers nt the North are boooiuit)g embarrassed in their operations by tho scarcity of cotton, and notice that the Now York Post, a great advocato of the war, is out in an argument in favor and raining the blockade, on the ground that its continuance will greatly injure tho North and correspondingly benefit the Houth Tho Harrisburg, (Pa) telegraph, another war journal, announces that work in tho cotton mill at that place is to bo temporarily suspended, owing to an advance in the price of cotton and difficulty in procuring Kuffieient supplies of the article. Tho Conestoga Mills, at Lancaster, Pa., have already ■usponded for similar reasons. These suspensions are, wo presume, wlmt n Boston clergyman u few days ago exultlngly called the “blessings of war.” Tmk Enemy FrßNistiiNd t * with Mi sklts. A lot office hundred muskets, stmt from Washing ton to Tennessee, aud intended for tho Johnson traitors, fell into the bands of our troops at I’niun city, through the error of a commission merchant at Paducah, Ky. “Sound un mu Goosk. m — This popular ex pression has given place to another of similar import in the Northern States. There, when a man is a rampant llesstan, hois said to bo “sound on the Kaglo.” ®=rTho New York Herald of |ith says: Colt’s regiment, now encamped at Hartford, is already eight hundred strong. The men enlisted for three years, and are to receive twenty one dollars per mouth, eleven dollars from the'Gov ernment and ten from the State. They are all armed with Uolt’s repeating rifles. A j. p. i tiou has been made to tho regiment to take a po aition in the regular uriuy and serve tor five years, but we learn the men have retu.-c l the of fer. Bo*tom I‘pßcuAHtKo Aukricam Conus ta Kt’ront—ThftliritUh ship Goorgu A. Holt clear ed New Ortan*, April 7. with halos of oof ton for yueetmtowti. Hi® arrived at tb* latter port May 21: bar cargo was sold by eaffiplft at 16 cents, to a Boston purchaser, and tbo ship or dered to recross tbo At Inn tie for tho benefit of the &I astutehusott* Cettou Mills. TU Situation.- ■ Considerable tears wera onter tained iu Washington yesterday that the rebels would be compelled to attack that city either last night or to-day, or clso to abandon the campaign ns a failure, in cou*<|uencis of the retreats from Harper’s Ferrv, Loos burg, lletbel. Ac., nnd the rapid tuantior in which the Federal army was elos in* in upon them at every point. It was confidently trialed at Fortress Monroe, that iieueraT Kutler had all hii* preparations made to attack York to an auJ retrieve the unfortunate affair at Big Bethel. -A. HemM Jane I M. A Prkachrr CArTAtR,—Rev. Henry Talblrd, a distinguished Baptist preacher, is nn* in our city iu command of the independent Volunteers, from I’erry county. They came bv the river on Sunday uight on the steam or Vtrgina. W e learn from a meroUr that the company is lull, in good health and spirit*, and anxious tube ofl to the seat of mmx.—MQntgamrty Advertieer. 4r Sonic of I*. 8. paper* are eulogltlng the efficiency of Gen. Patterson, il* u u . „jn ccr who, iu the Mexican war, dug a ditch at Catuar- I* the wrung side of his dtietn-e*. Perhaps be baa learned since that : or ftxpcct* to bci'ore lie gets through the prescut war. W*t Forciumkr* Tjukk ok it.—Tho Caan dian editors rouiuu'ut freely upou the Big Ueftrel fight. One of them the Montreal Gaxette-- thinks it “is difficult to confttive a nn>r* laoiciitit hle etory of blunders', waut of organisation and failures.” A merchant advertised for a clerk “accustomed i to confinement, lie received an answer from J a person who had been seven years in jail. JPr A Memphis paper says that a warrant ‘ had been issued in Tennessee (or the arrest of Andrew Johnson, late l imed bum* Senator. It seetua, however, that the man escaped on his way to Washington, whom, no doubt, he is now , ready to repmnent Tennes oe in the Congress of A L W. D. WOOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND HOLICIIOH IN CHANCERY, . ULBVHVILLH, ALA. iyiM. practice in all the Court* ofilie round** <>f f * Borbuiir, flike, Coffee, Dalit, Henry, Mami, and Russell!. In all rases entrusted to tua charge, he will be assisted by Hugh A Bulloch, when lin y are n<t employed as opposing counsel. inar4dJy. Samuel Thatcher, ATTOII NK V A T I.AW, (ieor|towui Uultman Cos. (Go. Urifcl. practice In the fountiea.of Webster, Terrell Itandoliih, Chattalwocee, Htewart, Ouiimiwi, Clay. Early, Miller,amt iri Harbour count y, Ala. May ill —dtf. ii. m. SAIT. A'X'TfmariiT at t.a-w. Columbus, Ou. W r lld. practice in the Chattahoochee Circuitand adjoining counties. Office nn Randolph Street, a lew door* west of the float Office, JulySft (Iwtf, .lM |>h T. I’oh, ATTORNEY AT X.A.W. j COI.UMIIUH, GEORGIA. bflle# on Randolph Htreet.ovcr lloltand Ilutchln'a Office. April Itt—wdly. A1 :tnon Jlelhiine, ATTORNUY lAT LA.V/, TALBOTTON, TalbotCo., Cla. October 24,1860. wJtdtf. iTIONCh <V LfIWN, attorneys at law, CO/jVMIWS , GEORGIA. It.J.MOHKM. WM.A.UWH. Office neit door to the Post Office.-4*# Hept. 1, 1868. dwtf. JNO. M. PHILIP*). WALTER 11. WEKMH Philips Ac WccniN, A.ttornovH at Law, CRAWFORD, ALA. Will practice in tha Courts of Kussell County —in the Supreme Court of thsHtute, and ia the United States District Court at Montgomery. March 2d, 1800—wAdtf. S. W Jot* It*. A. MONROE OII.LKHI'IK. JONES & GILLESPIE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UNION SPRINGS,ALA. \1711.L practice In lb* several Courts of the Htale, VV and particularly attend to any business in the counties of Mhcoii, Russell, llarhaur, Montgomery nnd Pike. HyOffice iln .Green's Wrick Building, Main Htreet. April 1, lßAl.—wly H. S. Stafford, Attornoy at Law, BLAKKIiY,KAIILY,CO„UA, IJl.k.ljr 0., April J, IB6A. wtf M .1). ROGEBB, ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor ntXaw, f.iliiicr, Tna*. Mil ROCinnS, Ehij., Attorney and Counnellor . ut Law, and General Land Agent will also attend promptly to the collei non of (.'liiliiih All com munication* answered without delay. Addroaa, Gil mer, Texas. leMi wtf. . It TAYLOR. Hm.TAYLOH TAYLOR & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Ciithbcrt, 4iia. Urn.l. MUOTHlKInltii! ■ -us Bknr,einy, Calhoun, Early, Randolph, Htewait Sc Terrell, mid will give prompt nllcntien to ail business outrun- It'd to them. iinv’Jl — wtf. Shorter, Uiambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUFAULA, ALA. Will prartico in Barbour arid the adjoining counties of Alabama aud Georgia. K. n. HUOKTRR. W. U. CUAMBKIOt. 11. tt. HOORTRII. May 27, 185 V. ts (’I)I.I.HNH &TURNII*SKBI>, ATTORNEYS -A.T LAW FORT (lAINBH^GA. Will practice in Clay and adjoining counties in tloorgin, and in Henry county, Ala. Aprl> 4 l Hs9—wtf Tlioninx TV Cobh, ATTORNEY AT LAW. PRESTON, Webster County, Ga. Will practice in tho countlosof Clay, Chatta hoochee, Webster, Early, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Juu’Jfl 1867—wtf. M. J. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Colquitt, Miller <'o., Oa. November 6th, IB6o.—wtf. J. FOGLE & SON, DENTISTS. Srffi.Offieoon Randolph Street,near Broad, COLU MRUS, (i A Oolnm bus, Dec. tt, 1867. dlwtf. lilts. LEE k PHELPS, DENTISTS. OFFICE Corner Broad and Randolph Street* COLUMBUS GEORGIA. December 31,1861. wAJIy Bt UMOV A 1,. Dr. DA VIS has r moved* his office over the Drug Store of Urqubart A Chapman, <>a iSk 1 road street. Orders left at tho Drug Storeorofllco above will bo attended to. Dr. D. attends strictly to all cases of Surgary entrusted to his care. Columbus, (la. Novi. dtf. MEDICAL NOTICE. n I'IKW K HimEYkJ A. PEAHANTH ffiSjjfhave associated themselves in tilt practlre Medicine nod Huigery, BE* Their office lain Odd Fellows’ llall on the tiiHi floor, where they may he found either day vt nitthtwhen not absent on prolrtssional stir vice. April 4th, 18(11—div- White and Mixed Seed Com. rd ij t| j HttfllKl.tf In store and to arrive, for sale ,MKft ta* mi. all advam c lor Ca*h. Feblft dwtf K. BAItN Alt D Lookltarl, Nouns & Roberts, GREAT SACRIFICE ! NO l AUiri- ! Twouty-Four Per Ceut. Saved. \V’ K would reaper < itNilly invite ihcaDcntinn of our ,T friend* and all panu-* wlm may di--*ire i put •’haw velt ic lee of any de*rtipun to .the fan dial we have now on hand a latgc and well a**ort-il sto k of Coaches, Kockxways, llu^gies, TROTTING \VAG4>Ntf,llAßNF.tftf,A< At. of wlikli (bring purrl.aacd before the prrseniiar- Bf went into operation) wr are rtiehlrd to otli-i for rxtli nt PilirES Ml <ll LOW HR than artifice of like quality could now b* bought foi ni th- Fartotif*. 4 all soon atu) make your treieelion* at 1,4 H KIIAKT, YOl Nt; A KOIIF.RTtf’, (s*ld stand ol MeKc-d|- Uohcils.) •’ H NVedeem it neteaeary to state that w- nn- w ii Ii nuiph- larllitie* for doing all hranr iii-aoi Hlf a lltl Nt J in our line, on th* siiorti<*t not ce, in tlo-Ih-mi manner, and at tire lowest jm**|file tali-* i'Ur pattonage of out tth-nds, and all lasii ot prompt paying customer*, is most resre Hull) solir tf and I YA It 4-olumhue, A pull w.Vm. Rook Binding I ‘ X LI FTED in superior style et it* offise of th ‘* * llalunshueTieie* ’ t | ( BTiArNTIia, Os overy description used by Lawyare.orofßcer* of Court, wrlnted aatly and on supartor pater at ih# TIMER OFFICE . To Cotton Planters! AW the prospect I- good for 15 CfiNTB lyggPLH POI Mi FORTUB NEXT r Hop Os t* . JtXITTON, l*w„ I* tin time t<> Don lil< Yosts’Crops a ;l Restore your Lamb the use of Jarvis & llnks r'x hlnml axjyusro, Thin Omni') I* HUPERIOR to any who h has ever Mam imported, having prndued result* w hich have never Been equalled ; > tiny other timhura or Fertilizer,” With ordinary seasonx Sou .‘lm of i ,i- Cmnn per acre ho* seldom failed to DO Dili K \ l ol l w.\ CR(*P and in many intnu<• c .'.•<( u TheGaanomay beappded tn Corn or i otton eea.fully AITLIITJIfc PLANT IS 11*. Termi will be made with Merchanti For agencies In all of Ibe Interior town* where ll.ey a.enot already established for sale, pay wltle out of Ihe next Crop, by V. A. f.. I,AM Alt, Havaunuli. nnd ‘ i: BARNARD, Columbus. April SadwStn LcVcrt Female (loliege, TAXBOXTON, GA 'l'll E Evereirr *( , i . J/ 1# ~ wil A V r nl I “ -'iiiied “ii i, . v|Xp 2(l Monday ia Jan mry next- During tlm present year the t wdiege hna been undertiie charge of Mr. VV. It. HKAI.M, and we do not hesitate to that a mora gefti to be found anywhere in the Hiate. In Bur opinion be poaaesxe* rare talent* for rondiu tlng a iciuale ( loliege. lb* maintainsescrllent disciplme.’preserve* admirable order, and advances hu |m|nla with a ra pidity we have never before seen surpassed. Mr.H. L a native Georgian and a Graduate of the Georgia IJntversiiy. It ishl* purpose to devote biineelf • i< id- Nively to the noble occupation in whicli lie t*- now en gaged. ll* merit* Ibe patronage of the public fut we trust'hat a generous people will sustain him IRE 11. Worrilf,Judge H<\ Wm. M. Brown, Dr.T. 11. Turner, Thomas A. Brown A. F. Owen, Win. J. Week’ s John T. Illotint, Dr, A. Wynn-, Tatbotlon.Ga , htli Dec. v.!/. C. T. WILLIAMS’ jr- GALLERY. G. T WILLIAMS ha* iuat leturmd fiom the north with all the new and lute improvements in the photographic; a rt, Embracing quite a variety of .V.velties and t urb- i tie*, making HIS CX-^A-XjXiETVY” one fifths moat lilnn tlve and fu .hlonuMr r- orix in the city Photograph*, HiereriNri.pt’ mil many other Myles o Pictures of Disliiigumhed Persons and Hennery now on exhibition. The public I* respe* iftnly invited tocall and examine the above styles ol i’n tun • it WILIiIAMH’ GALLERY OF VARIETY, No.OIWi.IXM, UromlNt. I am now bettor than ever prepared loeiccule titour; beautiful Photograpiis, Ambrotypes, Ctrrco- HC'Ol'LH,and nil otlierMtjrles of Peiuri i . .vi! In the Art, end on :u < min! <• i* my no -d w do my work nslow, and in iiio"t ( low r inn n: • Gallery in the city, and to n soportor *iyb It n't tail i” irlv. ... , <: I WII.I.IA*! , Hi nt. 3 -dtf Photographer. STOVES, TM-WAltOiP. L. II AIM AN & BRO. 7<i GSi-0.-id klin l. IMPROVED IRON Wit. I. -M,■ ih.be.i G..k in* -ts love in (i Pari -r, • ‘tlii c, amtßox Siov. * ofull I!*<• lat*-i •.!>'• Till War. if. vrr) IH i I|it I ! . I hired, | n, .de In order. * tfheet Tin a rid Tinner* ’Mu< ri .In >h band 1, to the trad** on toiaht advance on ..-i Iloofin*. Lnllitrlinr,A'C . .Imm. jirMsn;.: v uul .In t.'olUliii'o‘ : , <*a. Dc< VI .Mi vai.oaiii.i; I'KorotTt P'Oli SALK. THH Splendid an l Comi and. , ► llosideuctud the lato Airs. Boykin, the upi. r | ir’ ..fihe City . ! t , - un’bu n ! •• IU- r !’■• j a ..l all tho outhuu iU’ in ; ! i., (he premises, win. !•. i mpri ; lot*, or tw acres of ground, rd-. .'ll of w&* ter, and large quamiucH . -hrubUry, flowers and rdiado tree Also,her summer i idenct ..ituated about two miles from the eity of ( t*.j-. mljoining the lands of Col. Jonc . This I,■ t i well improved, has excellent water, healthy, and is a most desirable phice, and has attached one hundred acres of good pine land, heavily timber ed. Possession given immediately. For terms apply to the undi r i -Tied, rto , If. Cooper, K f. C. BOYKIN. Colmrbus, (la. Jun.S.'i dll'. Knauirer and But), please copy. CURAT AND PLAIN FURNITURE A'i J. H.SIKE’S. No.4M KKOADSTREK 1 I'olHinbiiM, <>Ja. Don. 21. (HHO—Jlf. HR. J. BOVEE DOR’S IMPERIAL mm mtm. A Rll COMTimBR OF A PI UK AND I N \Dt l - JTJL teinlrd \\ no , ru.n!.i::r.l v i UarLuv. nioirs Seal, fomfYey,. Wild t'l.crry TANARUS. th, Hpikenard, t.'amoinile Flowers and (-nij.wi. fla y are uianulactured hy Dr Dods him**lf, who in an experienced and succeMflil Phyeiciim, und ti< n. not te be classed amongthe ipiack nostrums whu'h flood the (cuuiry, nud u the Mrduu. Profession are so jusiiy pitfludiccd flu -. truly \~l uahle bitter* have not Ini'# bit re tb. in bur tor one year, and yet them is a heavy demand fur ilu-in fr.un all parts oi i!<e \ nion Dr. Fftuk .<il W. hIJOiIi Su.m-iNcw \ nrh :iv* “I have been greatly heneiin. and by ueiiip Dr. Dods’ Wine Billers, and am now using itmin f.,*!y j,„j euccesstVilty in my practice. A*; modicine ii Fe males 1 consider l hem uni quailed.* Dr. Guernsey. No. i’ NN aY; ,l ts ireet, say#. “I have used lr. UmU’ Winn Hitters in my prac tice and (n all cases where a tonic is required, I cun shier thepi unsurpassed, and rheorfully r< commend them a* a valuable Family Medu nie. Dr Meorhani of Florida fayst “Forseveral years I •efT. red all tho h.orois oj t'hrollll Dy-i” ; ‘ ‘ I “•ed U I Oil., i ; . H.I ~ oat avail ll.scaide.i prejudice.,.ndll*. .1 Dr. li.ulh* I NVine timers, which li.iv. t rc-atly benemie.l m< ,an I Ii believe w ill cure me.” Mr. (J. H. Weaver, of Albany, N V. I “My wife was sinking rapid!’ with ronsnniptiont J the best physicians in Albany and New Y-ik < uy I nronounced her case hopeless, ts he o- .1 Dr Dods* Wine Hitlers,and Is cured.’* Mr. J. E. tftaata of Newark, N j -ay*- *‘My daughter wasexiremmy ill; *h’iii.i ■ . n .it tended by (bur ot our best phy.-o intis; fivr diseai-e wn* iiiAanimniion of the bow, K which bad prndac and extreme debility Her rate wits considered hopele** l,y all who saw her A Iru iid re, >mmud. | Dr, lous’ Wine Bitter*} she e>< and iheiu and mwei! “ Mi. Urittiuu, edilut ol the il,tuner of Light mil, ton.eays: “Dr. J. Bovee Dods’ Wine Billet- have cured me of the Piles, in the wotst and most obstinate toiiti.” A distUgtilelied lady oi Nmule Ala . w u> a female liieiid.says: “I would advise you to use Dr. J. Bovee Dod<’ Im perial Wine Hitters. I have n.-rd Uieiti and consider them able sing to our > v’’ NVe iidglit w itie I small volnui. ’and Hui, would nut give one one fourth ofthe testimom tis in our p s sioii, a* to Hu- virtue of those valuable It-ter*, bm we will only say that they are approved of by our best Physicians, arc doing much g- odin ail part* ot the country, and earnestly entreat the af!l.• U o ir\ them i'llAßLßtf WIDIMFIELD A Go. I*ngti< tore, 7t4 WlllioM tftrect. New York And sold by Druggist* gem-rally. Hole NVljofi -oHe and Retail Agent* for Georgia, FLI MH ALEITM B, Augurie.Ga Sold in Columbue ly A GET, ffilYßßmi.N, June SI —JAwlv. Strayed, I <lFrom my place near Cotton Valley, I a Ull Bay llorre six year# old \A /Q ■ >b tailed, withotie white hind b. t and ank’o. A suitable reward will Im given lor hi* delivery to me, orany inforiuation concern, ibg him will l>e thankfully received, raayftfi— K. J. BROWN. ALBANY HOTEL, JOHN W. LKSTKIt, Pro ! SSiSfflE ALBANY, O-A. ! POOR TO TJIK POST OFFICE. Stages leavo this Housa Daily for Thomas viile, PaiDbridge and TaHahascco February 9.—df*tc. pike no usd:, Union Springs, Ala. # TI/IH nr.iv and commodious i 1/tHiL’ s House, nt tlu: t rmitiu* of the fIhWTV Mobt. .-in 1 Gir.iril Rvi r-rad, Is now g ‘wPnjMfjf& i. complete order f-.r the. rereption cii-t.un.tr*, and Is t ot surpassed by at.y hi tin* -* clion of cminlrv for the conveniK. ce ofit* Hccommod.it!!.ns Olve ns a a!l and prove what we aav. JOHN M. FRAZIER, Ja9o-d]v. FRANK JAGKHON. @Co)m^’[KJ(o) s irK;i,, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) t ortier Broad amt Crawford Klraats, OOL.UMBUS.OA. HATCH COOK, miiroh-iltf. PHOPRIETOR SILVER RUN HOTEL. Soars Depot. TIJIH wnll>n..wn lioiw I. nil L kept in r- uaunl good order, and lt,i ” accomniodalion* for au win. Mifi may rail. Tho present Proprietor will spare noo J.ii for the cemf -rt of hi* eufctomcr*. Jit a 3d—wit H. H. GILBERT EAOLE HOTEL, OGLETHORPE GA, TUB mi bun jin r having entirely renova ted and refitted the above Hotel lor the > acroi'iinod’ turn ot itic public,amitii a hare of their patronage. He will spare no pains u pleaae, and fee!* confident tnata rittgle trial will convioee ail of that fsu t Fel4— dtuM VV. H. BTILEri. . Havana Cigars, Havana ( vgars Havana Cigars! DIRECT IMPORTATION OF HAVANA. OIQAHB. El Figaro Ri-galia, F.I Mono Omcba*, El Figaroflordeprenaado*, El Mono Miliar, (.'abans* Brevt.*. El Pagaro Londrca, t ‘ubanaw fioi tie |if. nado*, t.'oferencta flor and pren*, ; 11. f lay Reg.de Londn j . | Muni AtUoim.-ta flor do. , and other brand*. At wholesale and r* tail. Moderate price*. No. 24Broad •-'t I olumbus.Ga Feb —Us U. F. Dt It A N. DISSOLUTION. O’llf Crw i.fMANI.KV, ItOlmh'S k CO., i -* this day dissolved by mutual consent. Au j early eettlcmontof Un ir businoss is oarnettly j solicited. Call at *ur Store and eon.e ng nearly up 6o your obligations a* j>o*ible. Pay ox all the money you can. January I, IftflO. j GEORGE MILLER, IN retiring from the firm return* his sincere . thunks to the old friends nnd customers, am! ! earnestly desires a eon tint; .ion of their liberal- : ity to the new firtu. BIAKT.I.Y & HODGES, \ JITILIj eorUnueburinet: at the old stand.and VV will bo happy to . rye their Intudu and j Customers dan. 1, 1881, I Change of Schedule. issnaSiL MOIIII.R A GIRARII RAILROAD, > Guard, AU., May.J, |m>l. \ : V.ißnMnnd alter this date, tb* Mali Tr#n willon# : I’ theGrr.ud Depot daily tßunday* cxrepied) at I 4:4ft p n- . and arrive a, I niow Bprtogs at H.-tO p. in ; leavi l ii ion Bpilngsdaily tßunday* eir opted) it t a. it*, and arrive at Girard al0; IS a. in. Tin I'ri-igbtTrain Will leave Girard every day, j (Huiiday*, i it rpled,t nt ft;3o a. m., and arrive m I’nion Mprioi* nt ll;lfl!i. m. Leave l iuon epmo daily (HnndavM eirepled) at IWK) p. ui , atnUimve at Girard at :54|> in. Miy I .1.l 11. E. WEI.I.H, Pup'l. t'hangi’ of Sctie'tnle. Photographic y> “TOOMERT AND WEST POINT RAM. ROAI) IHRIUNY, Drricw RfostfiOMKiiv AV t*r Poibt R. R. COLUMBUS, Acg t I.OtfE CONNEI-TlONtf. f IGIHOI ulltu Memphis, Nashville am’ N.-w \ or* i L (via Knoxville) pci ar.comiuodatmn Train, loav- ! in* t* 45 p in. Mail Trains A lll vi . .nlgomerv Arrive at W*si Point p m. l.eaveta-iuirtbus ~ 15pu Arrive a Moiifcwm-rv ... .10 45p.U!. Ainve West l'uiui,. 1,45a.m. lam v Montgomery at H. 90 a. ui l.envt NV. jit Point.... ..A. 15a. ui. Arrive at iolumbiss ~, ‘J 15p.m. iaiavelilouigo.dcry ....46, in. Leave Went Point. 5.50 p m. Arrive aiC*>)umbus n. iu. Freight Train hum j L'uinmhti* a: 4 I*. M *Ariiv<- i n 11.08 P. M. Freight Arrangement no , H,ANTS*eOI,tI.-*l;tl ‘. HY an arrangeuicntbetween the Uaiimnd Compantes romtMtsing iho two routes frtriw Atlanta t< Coiuta bus, concluded at then convention at Havannxhon the Dhhintant,it was agrevd that the following rate* between Atlanta and i'olum 1 ■ - jp.'.cro, tsknig ctfcct iroiu Ihu Ist day ot May 1857. VIA WlftT POINT. Com pet bushel lie. Wheat llj Oatßi Uaron Whisky, Flour, in sacks or baucia jmi iluj lbs like:— HaggiiiK, Hope, Lard incansor bbls. jo*r 100 i 45e j Coal,Pfglron,by carload, perton,f J. 76. VIA MACON. Coni per bushel 14c. Wheat 15c. Oats 10c. Aaron ~ “Wk*y.Flour in sacks or barrels, per Ibd !♦* , 41c.- i Ittgcinr, Hojm!, |.ard in cans or 1'.;..... per UW> imumls i iic, u-w (v.,i, Ptg Iron.by car I p . ti > J. L. MI'tfTJAN, PruMUieat Mu sconce K H GEO. YV . ADA Mi*, 4 up< uiucailcntfloulhwesteru Bailrou t BMEHBON FOOTE. Hupertotendeat Macon and Wrsi. ro RotUnau oio.u.mu.L, tfnpeiini ndent AtUuiaaad LaGian>- Bailros ts AM’L , JoNEtf Suglßacrond Hup. .lute. ‘ M A P 1 AK. 17. I-Vi dJtwM. MUSCOGEE XI. H | CHANGE O y N('lt K V \ IK. [gjaasioasSß uT’ ON and after 16th Feb. |-. n. r ; E*.-s •!*• M ,;j I Train will leave Columbus at S.JO p. n , and at- J rtv nt Moron at V 05 p. m. Leave Macon at l i.:’ 5.35 a. m The Morula* Mail Train will leave at 3,16a, m, and arrive at Macmt 8.50 a. in. l eave Macon U. 15 p. in. arrive ,t Cuhiaibut si 3.50 P. m. NV L. CLARK. Cuiunibus, Fell. 17 dw. SAVANTAIi .v p.v.M STEA M*rAUK KT LIN K. w The tfteam- r NVM. HEABROOK, F. UAHDIiN , w ill .-hoitly i ake llavinc a through freight arrangement with the tantralKallmad and its connection*, all frt lghis be tween Chat Union asul the Interior of Georgia,c.ou-ign|| ed to the agents of Una line, will I forw ,rdcd with despatch und fret-of char ye. ,J. IV IlHooKtf, Am nt tfavaunxh. K.LAFITTB A. CO. imarlastua. Nov 15 dwtl. NOTICE TO M KRCIIANTS & SHI I’PERS IN TUB Southern Confederacy. MBS A it It \ M.’EM KNTtf have been perfected by tlie ,\ IIAHNDKN ts FXFItFKM GO , by w loch uu usual facilities are ottered its patron*and the public cenernlty for entering ami clearing goods at id [ Custom House*, and for the speedy trananii**i.<n t ) the same either by FM'ltKrtfl or 6 HEIGHT i TR\ Ntf to thot* destination. Good* will be entered in IDud in tfavannah If re | mired. GOLD * tfILV EH only received for duties | and Custom House tees. Any information f iimied in relation to c ust. in (lowan requirements nn application id H H- HILL. Agent, 3v< Bioad tflnet. ALSO, Ticket* sold and Berth* secured ‘on any of the regular stcamahip * linen from tfavannah to New Yotk. and any laßmuaiioti given in relation to the same on application to # II HIIJ . Agent Columbus Aprilsth. I^l & cUR ~ ; 09” CUBE : NervousHeadlche CURE 1 Mnte ° Headache. By t bit u*c of those* Ptils, the t” •’ ■ * *’ Jfcriwui orSif.k Jlendacht may be, pri:VKßtr.t!; Audi) l3 ’ ] ken at the commencement of an attack Immedtrite relief from pain and sickness may be obtain-,1. They seldom fdl in renioviaf the Jiautt* hml Hit. - j ut.ke to which females areeubject. They act gently upon the ImwD*~-removing C*s ] (inntH. For Ltltrary Me*, Stt/denO, Dc.o'at*: F- :.i .a: l i all person* of sedentary kalilx they ar>- valuable a:*, a I /. amhue, improving the appititr, giving tone and vi g<w to the digestive organs, and rcsivring the nan.r -. j elasticity and strength of the whole system. The C EJ’IIALTH: Pll.Lrf are (b f .m'.UA loi-rf j investigation end carefully com’act i experiment*, j having been in use many years, during which tin • they have prevented and relieved a va*t amount of pain and suffering ftom Flesdarhe, whether origina ting in the woww syttetn or from s deraag* and st.r ol \tmt t'tmuuk/ They are entire;,! vec* üb:*- in tU -r imptaivioti, and may betaken at a’ time*’ with p‘-rt--.i safety witLcat making any change of dip*, and the absent t af any dtragrrtalUuuiU renders It toeitmtnhtert fovi l j eJuldrtn .* BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT* I The genuine have five signature:? cf Henry < , ~ ; i;- j ding on each box. Sold by Druggists and ail Dealers in Alt. A box will be et by mail prepaid on receipt ot FIFTY OJ3NTS. All orders shnuid lie addreexed to HEKKYC. aPALDIKO, * *ks !SCi)rKlrlt, Si.wVotb. j TUB r* ’ll OWIJiCI BNIIOIi-KMENTsi.t’ ffiaiK (Mi’llAl.lf i’HJS. WILL CON VIM M ALL Will) Hii CU FlinM I THAT A SPDBDVACiD axmii COflE. W WITHIN THEIR R I'A If! .dttkf.il* ifsirt.’-’m.tJi art u**idiet"d bv V r )*P*i ■ <O, Dry nJfimJ muptetlb'UttbU y ■, • t . riil: I bave tii. U vour fa phuii PHI*, an *i ■■ * th>~* ■ gavl’a V.'w?.ut ‘ “Vl r-t ‘a *• .ui h - ‘■.% f:Dv i I witch yon to send m< on-’ i ors ! . ftmi If j •ft**-* * * ** * **• lb'’ “ <’•’ ‘•* I ! li. 4’ (*ii.t)|N'i. Vo Will ple-t-e a.'d me |W.. butt , •: 1',.- j P.M. • t I‘ t ! -"It ‘ :•’ JV- • -• Hi t.> ( Beixs Vk6*o*,’ into, Jut i r , K-l. j ! liana* C.flestiuno. Ks<|. Flcase find ettclnsed twenty live c.-nta, lot who h | | send me another bo* of youi fcplulit Fti 1 j i <• trsJf tkr irt ■ > I’illi t tar* rr o .-J. Duct A tfTOVER, P. M Unite. Vernon W • t *O. ! flirsttiv Maa.,Der It.lbul, i ft. C HmwiN. K*v 1 wish for some circulars *r Uf?!’ eh.iw i.- to I bring your Cephalic Fills Hoe partic>>•;v ! i Imy customer*. Ifymi have anythii..j of the ho* I please wnd to me. flit of BIT tHatotm-ra w!i i- suljicl t<> ; ( skA headache, (usuaiiy last in? two * 4 | i>J uu altar* in one hear by y*wr fhll*. w hii It I sc nt h< r i Uespt clfoUy i out . -V. ft, WtLKE • Revsot.ofcßrao. fkAM.Dv Go fto i llKkav G.tfrt din. I No. 48 Ct dnr Ft., N Y. Dgva tftai 1 Inclosed find twenty live cen: (16) for hiefcaend box of “Cephalic-Pill*. •* Fetid to addrrvFof RevM i Witt. C Filler IlnyHohlsvi b , F, . - % Go. Dhie. VumrpMamt i,ht a,...-- ... //*.. ta . i Voui it Vnimkh, Mu tt , Jan 14, |Bhl. Mu r'e*i.tivo tfia Not long since I senttoyo.i rn ! t( your G.- phalie Fills for the cure of Nervous H.-nt o ;u-d GostlVetiess and received t e si me. and r h.,4 - if'iMui us fj/tet I uu# imdureU t* ntvd *i >r tic. #. IMcure -mlh v ‘ •*(u. ii . D . • A. WIIMKLER Fr*m the K Mature, A'nMi, V. ! i"• phalie Fill* accoiepitub tJ#* t tor which i they w ere made, via: Cure of lloada< he in ail forms Fr.mtlu Fuimtner, .V -h. la They bavu been tested m more than n la m > and iasi-n with entire auecess. From the Jltmorral, St O.mJ, Mi**. j If yon are, or have bn ii troitlded vcilli t ? : heoi acbe, send tor a box of Cephalic Pills, Ui;!t you may have them in cate or on attack. #V*j Ike Jtdorrtieer, Ihuviurnce, ft, I. The testiMonv iu their favor,is #u front the j From the iHdf .Nisi, AkHpr’, A. I ! Cephalic l'ttl* ,ue taking tire p ice m ull ki Fnrm the Ommmial BmiU ’tn. B !v Mm* ts aid u> be very efficacious for the headache From the thmrnfarl hv* Gaseur, Mt KpAldlng would got connect ho* name wir : I iti arth ibai ho iidaoUraeir to | •* n merit From tkc C'wdnnau Ohi O** tmer, I Buffet ng bumanity can now be reheved. >Viw tkr .southern Futk tinder AVe t lrleann, l.a. Try them: you that are atflx ud, and x\ are sure that yoiut,, limony ran be added to the already nuj rnermt* list that hiisrec* i vml bene fits that no other medicine ran produce. From the St. !.**> fiemorrm. The immense demand for the tu le (Cr mhr. PIlls)I* tapidiy increasing AW ike .VdmeriMr, B.’J The Cephalic Pills are said u be reni*rkl-iy t ( fective as a remedy for tli>’ headache, end one .f Dm very best for that very freqiM-Ht remplr.iat wbi* Ii has ever been discovered'. Pram the H'eelem Ii ft -m , Oi {l NNV heartily emb> • ‘li>i t .,.i.T aim him. nrh led Ophalir Fills. From the Kanatrh* FiuU y Star, KoMttPh*, Fa \s V are sttreth'i? iH-rsi/is *up. who try them will stick totbe:o. Bj“ A single butt>• of *P Al.DING'** PHEPAHr. D ‘ Ull'E will save ten times U* cost an tualo j 81’AI.DING'B prepared gu t tfPALDING'tf PltKFAlillD f:u : tfPAI.DING ts PREPARED GLUE SAVE THE PlEl KS i SCONOMVI DISI’ATCII! CT ’ASm.ii ■•< riMt.„w .. . ■ JUU As accidents will happen, • ven in we.! reguited ftmlMe*, t‘ i* very desirable to have .- me rl enp and convenient way rorreputing Furnii.. .T >* •. i egr tie., tfPAI.DING*tf PEUPARCD GLI B meet* ail such nm igen* ..■*, nnd n.i h.m ■ .. ,| , ui j alford U> bwithout it. It is always re J. , a : to tire slicking p ilot. ■ I sKI LL IN EVERY 110 l • C N. 11 \ Rms'i ■•MT.tmp nil \eh |g 15cNI*. Address HENRY ( tfPALPI.V;, No. 18 CEDAR tftn ei. New York. CAI TION. A* certain unprincipled peumr.s o • ms •: i,. palm off on the unsutMcting public, iiniiituonsof iny PREPARKI) GLFE, I would cauiion .ill is r-.'iif to examine before pure honing, and see that the ftiUnanret rinrtfPALDlNQ'tf PREPARED dl.m -99 1 is on the outside wripnerj oil others •r* swfpHlin tounierts'i* ! SPRING VALE INSTITUTE U TUBERT, GA. THE next ,Bes*ion of this ut-w and papular He boo I wilt open MONDAY,JANUARY 14 and continue five months, rompetent Teadtcrs wlllbe in attendance. r ;.in be had srith the and private lamilH i of near rcaideiu es on reasonable terms. U >r farther particular* send for a catalogue. There arc *even reasons why this School tom mend* itself to public notice in preference to many popular schools. , Ist. The liealtblnmMS of ihe location. 2d. I.s fr< ‘ u* “f* Iroin all the vices Which tend to j .Bure thr mind from deep and earnest application to study. j 3d. Th thoroughness and diligence to which th* fiuub'.i'* toibjeitcil-r-l eing taught that he has no liieeti waste i -ia. \<.a is a ;i!y exorcise, free of charge * in wi- rh t • whole school join in the sweet arct.uis | ] tic ity to the drooping mind J I, ii. The etlbfl i ’ made to do*elope the mirdby tlie j u e ofp'-.tf l .< al In-itiuctmn ft the expense ol the J impractical. t, ‘I •- intcr*t manifested by the Teacher* Tr : t iuxem. gives it that social and lively j a‘•[net, •-” harmonious to the youthful mind—ren* :.."1-limißea pleasant resort to the stu nt i id of a house oi dread and hatred. , tticn ism r in w hkh QM *< bool in ! romhif led. ’‘Heaven’s first law” i* adopted and . j-.- •:a ia! a H. EDGEIIJ.’ Principal. | Cuthb.rt,Ga.,Dec.4. wtf. Hamilton Female College, Ilamilton, (Aa. The Spring Session of this institu lion will commeneo on Tuesday the day of January, 1861. .1-AoiiiAjßa The College is furnished with a ‘.veil selected Chemical arul Philosophical Ap -1 ir rm yind with good musical instruments. The Course of Instruction is thorough and roTnplete, embracing all the branches usually t aught in the Lest Colleges. ! J'or Catalogue, address J.H. LOVPLACE, Pres't December M i’l ANTATION AM) STOCK FOB SALE, i .li. we come to the conclusion to return to ) Carolina, a* my relativesare all there. ! tmrefore 1 w ish to sell ail that i possess in -VW Georgia. I have a beautiful little summer ; r- *!•!• are 14 nu! * north of Columhu*, Ga. and near ■ Tro> I'.it torv Three hundred acres of good j Land, welliaiproved; about 150 in u good atateof •jliivaiion; good dwelling house, negro tiousi.-s, barn, -! oides, gin bouse and screw; farming utensils ofall ;>•!> ; n.ws, hogs, mules, wagons, household and Km< ben furniture,i orn and bolder, and variousother uii. I.s too tedious to mention. In a first rate neigh ’ borhood.good neighbor* and good *ojlety. Please rail arid look at my Und and stork. It 11 BKINHFIELD. \KVA ACADEMY. ■ v j iio Kscrcises of this school will -n menco on tha SECOND MON- Tilt Principals of this School have dBuOJr to a great deal of trouble and r-t’ •> nm- t > baiid up a school on au equality with ?i. i < t, avi no efiVrt will he‘spared to make ! everything agreeable. French, Latin, Greek, and all *>ther branches . ually taught in our Colleges will be taught in Mu in will also be taught in full. Poardean be h id for any number us pupils on ] | :'i<s most reasonable terms. j i l’rirudf ol? are fully capacitated for their j :! '■ lticf*, ami will do ali inthrir power to make ! ’ the school take high rank, , I’-p’t L.H. McNAMAR, ** Female ‘* Mis* L. STOKES. •JeveV.i, Dec. 23 —wtf 1, \M > ; FOIt sa UK. I will srll my plantation where I rcsid*'oatbe f'battatHMK'hee river ; ,*a l& i avres cleared, good w ater, good Jf'4 t j H l-md, well Improved; 4,00n acres in * ,M, d mill* on the premi itMaftHV..,.,_ ‘l'lime tands cau be divided to •> ■ that iiuv want to buy near ear hother. A !- •■ ■ ••• ti l oi in ‘j land m Early eoiui'v.jain ’ : in !• ime .i Early and Baker; also, !< m A> ■” R'* creek,*in*iliniprovenienison !-i ;• irß- : m'•! m n y*raU:ring lots. I Will sell low iM ■. ■• in * lay county. tn., nine miles lo •w I fttiauu- ..id Lie veil from Blakely. I will I sollatton pjft'Mftv on the place if lean There u j ihe-ii..- of.-Gi hundred negroes,and slock in propor ;i; ’all a 1 •• .h !■ trgain ran be bought lu eith .i ‘ ! M U .STAMTER. War 1 War War! 1 !■- ox - ificn Aoaissr pain* or anv aisa at l>il. A. IV. AI.I.KN’S SoSTHEHN LINIMENT! VN ti v> i v smiUierner will t satixfied by using . *■ P s worth that they have no ftinheruse S | ; r N"'. “if I n-inii-ni- Foi Family hii*l Plantation s i“ no cfr-i.it. It cure* Rheumatistn, Neuralgia | .ii 1;... , lliifi -, Frenh t uts Paius in the j Fob ..f Lou!, i ‘hoiic iu man *.r beast, and is the on- I i> 1 •'> >• ••*< >kc on for Ilitnd ts taggers in ll<rses j i v* ry out* will find it a saving of time and m- i : ... y !•-, keeping a supply on hand. •. I*-. pmed by Dr A. W. Af I.F.N, C(dnmbns, J |G i. Nootgeinline without the tftgnauwi; and tfeal ‘ ’ •{ A . V> . At LEW. 1 Rm HART A CHAPMAN t and .1. NA HROOKtf t'oliiuibu*. | NN ai.-poiisible agent in every tfoulbern i I town and village. I At I'D>N TOEVERYBODY Don’tuseany j N o:hern Liniment until you have given the 1 tfoiithein Liniment a Out trial. CERTIFICATE Col t mat s. May 13,1859. ] Di A NV ALLEN —Deartfir: Allow us to present ] )< e ; iiiinau for >> or tfouthern Liuiiucni. We i.-ive o- l fieri bumlred bottle* of your valuable j medicine during Hie last year, nnd do not besitalain ay mg ih.t w.- never aatv a Liniment equal to it, and • ’* T si; i We have used yours for Cnolic ‘"‘tb * •! Negroes and Ilonu-s, and in no mstanre has i u |4> *d i> cilecl speedy relief. We consider it an m- I *. . . i i-o-do me l> Cholic, ts prams. Rtuises.rtwrl n*, Fri -h NV.mml- Ac.,and would not be without J. VERNOY L CO • TOO It I . WAR 11. _ SriUVKll OR STOLEN from the of Mrs. H. 11. Lockhart near ARP—rein Cuhirobqa, on tho night of tho 27th tfept. two Ml LK>; one it yellow horse mule, or un.tr-. i.*e, w i'h black rings around his legs— the ether rather darker, and perhaps heavier— -1 th br ‘.e. A liberal rewar*l will be paid for I their delivery at Mr*. Lockhart's, or if stolen, ts, • i . reward will be paid for the u.ules and tho thief with proof to convict. 1 : ilwtf H. H. HOWARD. MO Klltt tRU IY aNaWaY from the subsrfaer, a man Wilse IV *•• i: 15 years ol age, stoat, broad-shouldered mu w . ii very distinct freckles all over .hi* face * : *> i> ?.• i-r iut. l!igenl looking,and will t-tk ir. * - . lie profiv*<> to be a preacher and ran io*i; he may probiy have a pass. \ my lu.ui 11:ii, about ihe same age. a dark imilatto in color and is very tall nud slim, ana in i’ 1 ; - son ,-whai in walking, l ire boys are i ui 4 . l imbus or it* vicinity Villi p:*i enrh for tbe delivery of said boys to | !"*■ 11 *g Cou my or in Ihe jail at Colombo*. “ BENJAMIN T. LOWE, Ci- . -i, Ifarri* i'.tuety, Ga NOTICE ’id i armers & Haute it , TFOISIZSSES’S i ‘I lOSl’l L( ) I’K.RUVIAN OK ! inl[ .flaled biiauo,'! | rplIE i:...vrekl mircessthat has attended the use i 1 •• i (ire uhov. valuable fertUfater in ibis section has t.reaily prompted huge orders fmm our Planters fur the coming season. [ Our Firm, i* and Planters are requested to send la i 1 ;i rd. i- immediately to insure delivery in Urm’ for i l4 ‘ “etue now making arrangements for a Uigs GI NBY J- CO. | Culambß*, Ik-c. P~dltwt( ’ Kit YN WATCHES I i'< ‘I IUM) Oil.VEn (ARCS, j? . •, * ‘••-iw'.oiJ-; - id.Ji.o'a Nrw Bulldln, T BTEII Bacon and Bulk Meat. r \i\ IHlh LUM *" ,,n smve, daily expected, *’ *’ • •’ wdl tw ei*ld .at a small advance IH” Jwtf] C BARNARD j GEORGIA—TaIbot county: C , of Ordinary September Term, ISAO. 1 i i'!.E A Job 4’ Fniier-on.adtnialalraurrof Ma *l “A, ii . an, jk tmons this (fijurt for ictiere “i di*mi- -ton trorn saidadmurierration: ! • r-d, That all persona concerned be and ap ”‘ ’ ‘ ts -e at tlie April Term next ensuing of i! •- i our., ire o and thereo shew cause, Ifany they I ivc.tvU) rot fi tterssiimild not be grunted. A > o.i c,. minute* ofsaid t ouri.tUii ‘• ■ts temfrer Dt-o. MARION BETIiPNE. 4rd eeptctnber lfi, 1860—ertak. • <IKGRGIA—Marttm Country: TIT HERE AS \ W Davie Applie* ffir Üb*W of Adnm -’.miion on the c-uie of Gathariae Langford, deceased. Th. an- m. refer. i rite uul admonish *ll and sin s;: ariue km dr. and anil cirii Hors of sßid deceased, to ! • ami appear at my office nn oi before the First Monday in June next, and file their objections if any they;hove. “HierwUe said letters will then aud there he granted. Given Under mv h im! and official signature this April Drill, D*.l MALCOM HAIR .Ordinary. April Thh. l vf ! —w3od roary. T. S. SPEAR, Successor to S. B. I*ui'i>l - ’ ’• ■• •!; -i ooutiMßUf . Cs-x: oilo-ia. y PRACTICAL WATCH M AKER STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK,, A heautiful variety of Pattoriiii. T will m-.'. e r kr.v .; ■ undutyle ?rdplattyoumay r*qi WATCHES, CLOCKS .IBWELIiY Repaired by competent and experienced Work ami, and warranted. CANES l CANES! Hold, Silver, Ivory Loaded lleai.x—Hid. r y Crook*And Sword* ; PEBrif. SPECTACLES, | “ iii . ! :st‘l Frames, of the best quality manufacture i. u..t.-so* set sa • •; iramefi to suit all eyws. linvitethe attention of all to my Stock, and will show it witbp'D. l u re, whether yoc purchaseorn jfi^A-Parjile’aold Stand, Corner Broad ..nd II • ‘ r ColumbuH, (Ja., Oct. iiO, ISsS.—uwi: T. S. SPBAR. PRINTING il M-BHDK AT THE OFFICE OF THE s 3e , 2:23flE3E?^ COLQUITT & WARREN, RANDOLPH STREET, ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE 111 every Style of the Art iplaok] mm/h\mw,wr& h, AND \VJ TH Dial ’ATCH. Thoy have , -Iso r complete B4*Oli-KSNU*KItY, Aiid uill pu! iiji (tools* in anysljßt* of Elimliii^. Columhus, Ma\ 20, 1850. UKOIK.IA Marlon County. N otice to DEBToRtf and t redit* >k ; Ail persons indebted to the estate if Jsiireri Duke, late ot said rmmiy, di t- 1, are re quested to make immediate payment.and all p< r o- 1 having claim* against said estate, wiU present them for payment wtihin the time i.rencnbed by law. , FRANCIS A Id KE, Ex’*r® ‘ Jua lOtlx, IBT.I - w4dd • - _.. ... UEORUIA-ChaitahvorhecCowilyi \OTICBTO DEBTORtf AND CREDITORtf All person* indebted to Die estate of Char!.-* D. Wales, dec’d, are requested to make unm. diau paywent, and all having claims againt said estate are requested to present them duly proven, within the time prescribed by law or they will not be nv.! LAFAYETTE KARP. A*l.„*r Cusorta, June 10—w4i'.i UKOUUI A>( hattshoiulier county • Two months after date application will In- made u (he Hon. Coart of Ordinary for said rotmti. i. * . to sell the Lands belonging to the .-state of Are . - lu H Austin, deceased JOHN BONN E 1.1.. A Jnr’r. Jane 10, Itftfl trim (IKORQIA—TaIbot County; Notice to Debtor a mill Drcd ltor.A i persona indebted tofthe estate of J*>im Ji ■ u ;. - deceased, Sale of said ceuntv. are re|i:eti and !■;. make immediate payment; ami all those having , mauds against said estate will presi nt them to me du ly authenticated within the tune prescribed bylaw, or they will uol lie paid GLoRGE A. DOPGI.Atftf, Adm'r Mav IT, IMl—w4od (ikoKblA, Itlarloia county. David N. Burkhalier, ) lit the matter -i tic Pro pounder of the j of the Will of .1. ho Burn Last Will and Testa- Natter, deceased, in • ■ ment of John Burk from Marion ConrtfOii!i halter, dec’d. J nary, Aug Term, l*.i r PO Henry McKinnev. Thomas Ivey.btul In# w Ire I Ganctl Ivey. Harriet M Hall. Man . V U John 11. llall. Mathew H Hall. Rebecca ifuil, Sar 5, 11*11.Jam sHad.and Elvira Hah, all ofthe.ounty of Warren; Mary F McKinney und Adam M< K of th* county alTalbot; Avertlla M< Kmnci of ti.. county of Marion; Henry M. Kinney a minor who resides out ol the tftate ofGenrgin, heir* at law and next of kin of John Burkhalier, .itecea*.;,!; iuu.h hereby cited and admonished to b. itid a t . ;u i. ft re the Court of Ordinary of said i-ottm i. b. .m on the first Monday in August next, tio n nod tto *• to witness proceedings in the probate of th< ui Jo in liurkhaltcr. in lolmen form im tu-siis NV it ness my hand and official aignarur- ■■ -a .’ lkh MAI.CO.M HAIR Onitnaiv. aprl fA-wSm GEORGlA—Chattahoochee Comity : TWO MONTHS after dwt<. .r< pi ai • n n ,:! l t > * made to tho lion. Court I Drdioanr 1 i County, for leave to s*. l the land* and negr-c# belonging to tbe estate of Nathaniel Cobb lit u of laid county, dacetucd. J. J, CORD, Adm'r. June 21, 1861— w2m. GEORGIA —Marion County 117HEKEAH Thomas G R"g ■ . vv of admintstrattoii > u the mi ; N- Robertson, decca-cd- These are therefore to cite and admonish a md singular, the kindred and creditors of said n. ( to be and appear at ths Court of Ordinary in ami • j said county. sud file their objections, if any ih.‘, have, otherwise said letters su be gtanted on :h first Monday in August next. . Given uudet my baud at oil-. , ihi* Juto- 15. h l-i-l MALCOM IIAIR, JuhsU—w4od Ord > ary ! Atlmlnlafrator* Sale. Us ILL be sold before the Court-house and -r m tic town of Gusseta, 4 hattohoch.-e county the Ist Tuesday in August next within il,.- u\ . hours of sale, part of lots ol land No*, i*. jy *, , tt, in the Stlt district of originally Muscogee now 4 hattaitoochee county, containing about ion jure* Hold as the real estate of Me (lord Jn . y, dec.i-. .!. ! agreeably toan order of the .Court of Ordirary i Muscogee county. tfatd land is situated near the town of 4 u •’ ta, 1 and from its locality and quality is very desirable. Terms made kuown on thedavof-ab- MARTIIA JO.NEtf, Adm x. i June 10, 1861—wtdt. RUMP & MESS PORK. R. barkel:fobsale by aA/ m.rl—.ll E BARNARD j Baker & Jarvis’ Island Guano. BLINg ili Ai*<-iil Gnlumbua of the Americaa Gnauo 4 oinpaßy, lam prepared to offir their I excellent Manures to Planter* aud oilier*, m any j quantity and at tfavannah prices, artual expetrees added A good supply always on hand ! F*'b 1 ‘ —dwrit E HAHN AUD (•EORtHA, .llarlon < c,notyt Marion Court of Ordinary April Term, 1861. f rW° tumiOui after date application will lie made J. t<> iiic lluti Court of Ordinary of Marion county for leave to tell the Lands belonging to the estate Peter Rkhereon, det erreeii. April 14 wdin JOHN NV. JACKSON, Adm’r. VOTICE Tn DEBTORS AND CREDITORS,— \ jo-i-'oiis indebted to the estate of ll.Hi Iter late of Muscogee county, dec’d.are request ed to make immediate payment, and all person-hav *:ng demands against id estate are notified to pre ern them in terms of the law for payment. May94—w4od ELIZABETH IIATCIIER,Ex’x | GEORGlA—Muscogee County: Cun t of Ordinary January Term, 1861. RULE N 1 SI, Xinil.UEAtf, John B. Doxier, Bcxscutor of the H Will of Richard Doxier, deceased, petitions this . 4 onrt lor Ireturs cl lremission; It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned show cause,if any they have, why said Executor “Mould not be di-nire-- and at the Court of Ordinary to | 1m - hi id in and bn **id county ou the first Monday in Attgire? next,and that tins order lie published mi term* of the law. A true extract from the minuiesof said Court. Jan j 18th, 1861. i JaaSl—wfitn JNO. JOHN AON, Ord. I GEORGlA—Cbattaboocbe* County: ‘[’VVO MONTH ts after date, application will he J nude to the Court of Ordinary of said county, tor leave (o M-ii the lauds aud negroes belonging to •fie i-'.i.ate o! t liaries 1). Wales, deceased. LAFAYETTE HARP. Adm’r i June Dl, i*C|~wlm GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY FONCIIN MARK A GEORGE having filed his petition in pfi’pof faun to toe, praying lor l etter* of Ail - I minwtr.-iiion “ertgi testimeata snnexo” en the estate | of Mary il. George. Late of said county, deceased; i -i* to cite aii 1. -<! y intereiAt-d in Uic execution < f Hu* npe'rearimi t ■ i*- and appear at the B eit Aug-ret Term ol the Court of Ordinary <.t ‘•‘id i ounty. ami du w . .ntse if any they have., why letter* ol Aduunreiration, with the will amend , .>.,d i tbe granted to said Mark A George. Given under my hand aud official signature, this June ‘■th, i *'fil Junel7 w -Wd ts. W. PARKEd, Ordinary. ! Pkrvhni P-n>, i Cbatiahoorbee tfupcrior Court M trrlt Term, IMI. tfarih J. Perryi ) I isbl >-ur Divoai K. I I ■>, ;>■ ii... g to ii. Court by the return of the 1 Mh riff that thedi fendant due* not reside in suid • ••uniV, n-<r in said tftate: It i* therefore ordered Hut said defendant aj-tM*ar and onswerat the next i term ottht* 4 ou It, >r the rase be considered in de • : i. red.th it this ru;* be’published In the Culuuihus r.roe* once a month lor four (month*. A true traiiM-ript ftmn the luinnres <>f said court. Given underlay hand and official signature, this I AprilWh, Ibtil. JOHN F. DANIEL. Clerk. I April IS--ui4cn, WiU. unF. Line, . Ghatliilioochee tfuperlor r Court, March Tern, D6I Pasi-li-tl Perry, (Rule to establish Lost R* 4tf trait J I’eny. ’ c ipt IT appearing to Hie Court by the return of the tftiei iff that Hawaii J. Perry one of the defendant* is la. •Imvef asm • annot be fuund: It is ordered that aid defendant answer at Ihe nett term of thisrourti further ordered that this rule be puhllshed in term of the law A true irnn u nj.t fn>m Ihe minute* of said G >nn fiiven under my hand and offii tal signature this | April Wit, lbOl. JOHN F DANIEL, Clerk April 15—mtm GEORGIA—Marion County: U/'IIEREAtf tfimon Blue, Administrator on the rotate of Marfan t Doud, applies for Letters i of Dismission: It Ml therefore ordered, that ail persons concerned i do show cause, if any’they have, within the time prescribed by law, why the ward applicant should not be dismissed according to the prayer of his petition. Given under my hand anti official signature this November 10th, I w>o nov if—wbm MALCOLM HAIR, Ord. A N I) J E tv E L E R . OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
