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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1861)
To the Bwe, Vishriikios letirtgtN, BT MBS. M. Will. I wish I was on the fiold of battle. Whsre the great guns fierce!/ ratt e. On the plains, on the plains, Where the war cry Is heard I wish I waa an aogsl bright, To guard thee with my wings of light, Faraway’ faraway Id mine wn native land. The hostile foes are running, speed on! pee<i on’ Hat Southern hoys ere coming and glory must bs woo! Oh! I wish I was an angel bright, To shield thee with my wings of Ugh'. When the foes! when the foes’ When the foes beat to arms ‘ They tell me, you are now preparing. For a brave, a noble daring, On the field! on the field! Where the eontest shall rage. Then falter not, nor stop to ponder, For the world henceforth shall wonder. O’er the deeds, o’er the deeds, Which thy prowess hath won: Then cheer op, son of thunder, speed on, speed on! Our bonds shall burst asunder, thy work be no bly done. 1 wish I waa en angel bright, To shield thee through the coining fight. When no aid, wbon no aid, Hut from heaven can avail. Then let all hearts, be freely given To the Ood who rules in heaven, While we kneel, while we kneel In the spirit of prayer; And while we humbly bow imploring, Forth? safety, night and morning. We will trust, we will trust, In the arm that can save. Then men at arms, be steady’ move on’ more on- Thy brave commander's ready, and the arm of Ood is strong. Ob! I wish I was an angel bright, To shield thee with my wings of Ughl, From the foes which protest ’Gainst our country and God. Columbus, July 20. PROCLAMATION. HY JOSEPH K. BROWN: Governor of Georgia. All the arms which were in the'Augusta Arse nal, at the date of the ordinaee lor its transfer to the Government of the Confederate States, hav ing been tamed over to the Secretary of War, and ordered by him out of tho State, to arm iroons mostly from other States upon tho borders of the Confederacy, and all tho arms taken from said Arsenal by me prior to said transfer, having been placed in the hands troops from thin StAta, now in servioe; and over seventeen thou sand troops, including throe now regiments now under orders—for whom |fu 11 supplies are u<>w being aetively prepared—having been fully arm ed, accoutred and equipped by the State, inclu ding fell supplies of tents, kuapsacks, blankets, cartridge boxes, cap pouches, camp kettles, can teens, Ac., at a cost of nearly $300,000, in equip ments over and above the cost of guns, and the expense of feeding and rendezvousing twenty regiments; and probably over five thousand in dependent or Confederate troops having gone from Georgia to the field, houio of whom have taken the State's arms of which I have no account, it becomes my duty to announce to the people of this State, that so soon as tho new rog iinents above mentioned, and two or throe other regiments, for which it is hoped a sufficient quantity of scattered arms maybe gathered up and put in order, are supplied, the public arms at my disposal will have hern entirely exhaus ted. In view of these considerations,and of the fact that our lives,our property au<l our alt are at stuko in the great oonflict in which wo arc engaged, I appeal to the citisens of this State, to loan to the State, and through her to the Confederacy, the use of their private arms. k rom the best data at my eouimuuu, 1 cou elude that there are at leant 40,000 good coun try rifion, and 25,000 good double-barreled shot guns in the hands of our people. 1 hope in a short time, to be able to announce that owplo preparation has boon made to alter tho country rifle into a good military weapon, by changing the bore to a uniform sire and preparing the gun to carry the Minnie ball, thereby giving it as long a range as the Harper's Ferry rifle. I therefore appeal to the pQoplo iu oarh coun ty this State, having one Representative In the Legislature, to form one Volunteer company, of eighty rank and file, and to each having two Representatives to form two companies, and to arm said companies with country riflon of good substance and heavy barrel, and to notify mo in each ease, as soon as the guns arc collected,that I may have them repaired at the expense of tho State, for .the use of tho oompany from the county where the guus are collected. This would give the State au additional armed force of over 13,000 troops. Judging from the prompt and noble response of the people of this State to every call which has been made upon them for aid to our cause, I cannot doubt that each and every county will promptly reapond to this appeal, and that many counties will do much mure than 1 have asked. At the end of the struggle the guns will be re turned to their owners and a reasonable price will be paid for those which are lost. 1 trust that the Justice* of the Inferior Court aud other activeoitireni of each county, will call public meetings and discuss this question. Many thousands of men, more than tho'Ktate can anu, are tendering their services, and their live* if need be. ilow many will now volunteer to 1 in the State the use of their guns? Constantly returning thanks to our Heavenly Father of the splendid victories with which lie has crowned our arms and humbly uml fervent ly invoking a continuance of His favor, our watchword should be, death or victory over the In radars. Given uuder my hand and the seal of the Kx eoutive Department, this 2fith day ol July, eighteen hundred aud sixty one. JOSEPH K. HROWN. H. H Wareas, Sec y Ex. Dept. Tbw Naw York Times, appears to !• more bon ••t in it* admissions of the *•* i-m .f tL- Federal defeat. It Bay*. There is do occasion to belittle the calamity which has fallen upon the country. The gallant anuy of the Union baa been routed and put to flight by the army of the rebels ; and if, from the fragment!-,enough material cau be gathered t.> inaure the safety of the Capital, the nation will bare a melancholy and imperfect reason for gratulation Tbeplot of thin trugedy it i bard ly worth while to aualyte. We only know that recoiling from their exposed euoouuter with bos tile batteries on Thursday last our troops bad prepared themselves for an exhibition of greater strength and more desporate valor . and that up to a certain hour on Sunday afternoou, these preparations had borne fruit in a series of bril liant successes, in which three |w)worful batte ries had beta captured. At this moment the foe seemed to have redoubled his forces, aud to have brought to the struggle with our exhausted but courageous fellows, a ronewod and irresistible power, against which they found tbeuiselve* un able to make head Upon our lines of exhausted and inexperienc ed xoidiers, hostile cavalry in great number* ehargod impetuously ; a species of assault for wbloh they had no preparation, aud which only veterans know how successfully to repel. A panic retreat followed; artillery, baggage, arms, are abandoned to an enemy which, strange to say, made no pursuit; and the defeated only paused writhin the lines of their distant entrench ments. To attempt any diminution of this vic tory of the rebels would be absurd self-delusion. The world will toll over the count of the dead and wounded . the guns, nearly a hundred in number, captured by the victors, and standard T l **? th * 1 th * #t * rr > fl K i,f uur father* ahonld be that standard—and front thee elements will determine the real magnitude f the \.- tional lots. Bacon roa Cinaaniaan Uai*.—Tba Louie riUe Journal has a letter from Lexington. Mat “ff. 1 ** 1 Jwa*** B. Clay, Baq.. and another Ken tuckian. recently forwarded ten or twelve wagon loada of bacon in the direction of Cumberland flap, for which point they weredestaioed. The writer says- When approaching that “monstrous Gap*’ a company of Union men came from their moan tain homes, allured by the smell of bacon and contempt for treaaon, and ordered the train to hall and practice the drill.'* The teamster* were made to “stack up” the bacon in piles at the road aide, aad then were allowed to face their T** homeward. Again the loyal crowd ordir ed tbe halt” for the various evolutions per (meat to such an expedition ; but off they started m double ouick time, followed by the crowd. Tk *7 V” C “ IU * I or en miles. Th baoon t*lonfJ u, Mr. Cl.v uj bis part. ii,r <h * or U ConfeJrr.tr troop, at the 0.0. It hj bnn Colon men il KaoLh, ."id” ‘•rf-J- *lo u, but th. anilur. of thtr bao..u i, proof of thair hostility. Tbrv will be .tun. ~ . ay to eacort Linooln troops through that oart of Kantuoky.—Yaakrt/fr Pi, ‘ p%n 01 W. D. WOOD, ATTORNEY -A.T JLA.W, A Nil SOLICITOR IN CHANCER V, I.LKWVILLk, ALA. At/ILL practice in all the Courts of the .counties of ” Harbour, Pike, Coffee, Dais, llenry,’ Macor. and Ruenelil. In all cases entrusted tto his charge, he will be assisted by Pugh fc Bulloch, when they are not employed as opposing counsel. maridly Samuel Thatcher, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Georgetown, <tnil man Cos. (Gat. UriLLpracriee In the counties.of Webster, Terrell Randolph, Chauahoocee, Mtewart, Quitman, Clay. Early, Miller, and in Harbour county, Ala. MavtJ-dif. ii. n. SAFP, ATTHH.3THT AT TAW, Columbus, da. Urilb practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit and adjoining counties Office on Randolph street, a few doors west of the Post Office. JtilyM—dwtf, Jo.rpli I’. I*oll, ATTORNBY W.T LAW, COLUMBUti, GEORGIA. Office on Randolph Street, over Holland Ilntrhin's Office. April 16—w <ll y. Marion Bctliiine, attorney:at la.w. TALBOTTON, Talbot Cos., Oh . October 24,1858. wAdtf. Moitt'ft and fillM Hj ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COLVMHVH , GEORGIA. H .1 MOHEM. WM A I.AWH, Mtt- Office next door to the Host oept. 1. 1853. dwtf. jno m PHILIP* Walter ii wf.emh riiilip* X tVrniiii, .Attorneys at Law, CHAWPOHD, ALA. Will practice in the Courts of Russell County in the Supreme Court of the Btate, and iu the United States District Court at Montgomary. March 2d, 1300—wldtf. M. J. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Colquitt, Miller C’o„ Oa. November 6th, IBflo. wtf. S. * JON**. X. MONROK HILLBBPIB. -I ONES & GILLESPIE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UNION 81-HINUB, ALA. \l7 ILL practice in the several Courts of the Mtate, vv ninl particularly attend to any business in the counties ofMaron, Russell, Harbour, Montgomery and Pike UjP’Offlce .in Green’s Brick Building, Main fftreet. April I, !M!.—wly S. s. Slalloril, Attornoy at Law, ULAKKLY, KARLY,GO,,OA, IMakoly On., April 2, 1854. wtf M .1). ROGEUS, ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor atLaw. Gilmer, Texas. Ml’ RO(l ERR, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor . at Law, and General Land Agent—will also attend promptly to the i ollertion oft iainm All com liinnicattons answered without delay Address,Cil nier, Trias. febft—wtf. J. If TAYLOR WM. TAYLOR TAYLOR & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. < uthhci-t, tla. Us ILL PRACTICE In the Cmintiesnf Baker. Clay, Calhoun, Early, Randolph, Htewait A Terrell, and will give prompt attention to all business entrus ted to them novll wit. Shorter, ('ft ambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EUFAULA, ALA. Will practice in Barbour and the adjoining counties of Alubama and Georgia, a. a. hborter. w. n . onambehh . it. n saotiTea. May 27, 1361. ts CULLENS & TURNIPSKED, ATTORNEYH AT LAW FORT,GAINES,kQA. Willpraotlcein Clay end adjoining counties in Georgia, andin Henry county, Ala. Aprl‘ * 1869—wtf Tiiomaw W i'obli, ATTORNEY AT LAW. PHKSTON, Webster County, 61, Will practice in the countleaof Cl ay, Chatta i boor hoe, Webster, Early, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. Particularattoittion given to collecting and remitting. Jun 26 1157—wtf. J. FOGLE & SON, j 1 > E NTIH T S. Office on Randolph Street, near Uroad, COLU M JiU H , t; A Colum bus, Deo. V, 18A7. diwtf. DUS. LKK & I'll KI,I\S. I iKNTISTS, | OFFICECorner Uroad and Randolph .Streets COIiVMHVS UF.ORCiIA. December ill, 1861. wAdly KK’IOVAL. Or. DAVIS baa r ui<>ved his office over the Drug Store of I'rqnbart A Chapman, on liroad street. Orders left at the Drug Storeoroffice above will be atteuded to. Dr. D. attends strictly to all cases of Surgary entrusted to his care. Columbus, Oa. Novi. dtf ALBANY HOTEL, MiviK&k JOIISW. ItKUTKHi Fro. KLk&SKb:- a I .BAN Y, OA. *#-NK.\T DOORTOTIIK POST OFFICE. Stages leave this ’ House Daily for Thomas* ville, Ua in bridge and Tullahassoc February 9.—dfiui. I J I KE HOUSE. Union Springs, Ala. , . _ THIS new and commodious I \ Ilouee, at ilie terminus of the Mobile ami Girard Kaiimnd.iM now g compu te order for the reception customers, and In not surpassed by any in this section of country tor the convenience ofita arcouiiuoitattnne Dive na a • ail amt piove what wo aay. JOHN M I'ItAZIKR, Jantu-dlv. FRANK JACKHON MWOTO iKJOT^iL,’ (FIRST CLABS HOTEL,) | Corner Uroad and Crawford Streets, COLUMBUS. GA. HATCH COOK, i m.roh~Jtf. PROPRIETOR , SILVER RUN HOTEL. Seal’s 1 )opot. S TilIR w ell ‘known house ia atil I kept in ita usual food order, and I ■fsYTffk nVii has accommodation* fit ail M ho f3< AlifLdM < ’> “ii- RHhL"'I he present Proprietor w illaparc I no ovine for the comfort ofbte cuatonicr*. R R. MUIM EAGLE HOTEL, OGLETHORPE GA, MTIIK subscriber ‘having entirely renova ted and untied the above Hotel for the ac co in in ode 11 on oft he public, ao.ii ii a hare of ihetr patronage lie will spare no pains o pieaae, and feels confident thata stnfie trial w ill convince all of that fa i Fel>4~dOu* W. 11. MTILEM. HUMP & MESS PORK. .-Li V ittRREI ,M FOR RALE ItV .TW m..i-nir i harnard. BINDING ALL rS BRANCHES wllidMpuch anil .l.guitl; don. nt Oort no* TIM Ca OPFICS Ocluiataa. N„, Jf—Jt, Change of Schedule. ¥T IWllfei'l. MOBILE h GIRARD RAILROAD. ) Girard, Ala., May.l, Itfel. ] E’RgM and alter this date, the Muj] Train willteave ■F the Girard Depot daily Mondays excepted) at 4.45 p tn., and arrive at Union Hprinfs at 8 00 p. in.; leave Union Mpringsdaiiy (Holidays excepted) at 6:00 a. m , and arrive at Girard at 9.15 a. in The FreighlTrain will leave Girard every day, (Mondays| excepted,) al 6:30 ans., and arrive at Union Hpringa at 11:10a. m Leave Union Hprtngs daily (Sundays excepted ‘ at 1100 p. in., andarrive at Girard at 5;54 p rn May 4 —dwtf B E. WELL*, flup't. I'liange ot Schedule. iir-i M imi t ■iijilL, MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT KAIL HO All f'OJII’A.N Y. Or wtCu MogTioNisr Win Foixr R. R. COLUMBUS, Aug. 16. US'* ( LOME CONNECTION*. j r s GIl to Memphis, Nashville and New Vora J. (via Knoxville) pe r accommodation Tram, ieav , inf 9 45 u. m. | Mail Trains Leave-Coin mbit* * ,d.lsa iu. Arrive at Montgomery u M . Arrive at West Point 5 55 p m. I.eave Columbus 3.45 p m Arrlveat Montgomery. . ,|o 46(.tn Arrive West Point 5.45a. m. Montgomery at... B.JU a. in Leave West Point A.15 a. in. Arrive at Columbus. , S.4sp.m| Leave Montgomery... .’.*4sp ui! Leave West Point ‘ 3 ;,o p'ut Arrive at Columbus ( B| ’ Freight Tiain leaves Columbus si V l*’lM. Arrives at 12.08 P M Freight Arrangement BETWKEiI ATLANTA ACOLITUIIJBSa BY an arrangement bet wren the Railroad Companies composing the two routes from Atlanta to Colum btis, concluded at their convention at Marannah on the 16th instant, it was agreed that the following rates between Atlanta and (/olumbn* shall govern, taking effect (rout the Ist day ol May 1857. VIA WEST POINT. Grn per bushel tic. Wheat It; Oats 6) Bacon j Whisky, flour, in sacks or barrels per 100 lbs 35c:— . Ragging, Hope, Lard in cans or bbis. per lot) j|>s 465. Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, per tou, 33.76.1 VIA MACON. Cora per bushes 14c. Wheal 15c. Oats 10c. Bacon Whiskey Flour in sacks or barrels, per luo lbs., 44c. Ragl|. Hope, Lard 1,1 cans or bills, per 100 pounds 66tutt I oal, Pig Iron,by carload, per lout 4 C9t. J. l.:mkhtian, President Muscogee It H G 80. W. ADAM*, MuperiiitendrntHoutb* ester 11 flailr os-. EMBRHON FOOTE. Hupciloternl-ni Macon and Western lUilrotil OBO.ti. 111 LL, Superintendent Atlantaand LaGrange Rallroau HAM’L O. JONES, Engineer and Huperiatendont M A W p 11 Aug. 17, 1869—dH wtf. MUSCOGEE _R OHAN il K 0 r XOHHf> ul K ’ CoZfO&IBWA rcs..::: , sr. “cmaasn —♦ us ~- r ’ “’T T •’ ■ a ONiml alter tCiii Frh. 1800. the Evening Mail Train will leave floitiiiibu* at 3..':u |> m , ai.e ar rive at Macon at V.U6 p in. Leave Macon at 11.30 n . in. arrive it (Vdumbna at 5 35 a in The Morning Mail Train will leave at 3,15a m. and arrive at Maron W.sn.t. m. I/eave Maron 945 p, in. arrive at Columbus at 3 P W t. ( I.ARK. Hunt Columbus, p.:b. 17 —dwil SAVANNAH 6 ‘‘HAKi.KSTON STEA wm fLISh. r- The fHeamer WM riCAUROOK, I F- HAUI>E)N. will Mliortiy take ; pla ,:e on tlna Line, leaving Ha van ■oMBBRs : j Having through fn-igbt arrangcnient wiih tha j Oaatimlßailroad and its connections all freighta b tween Cbarleeton and the Interior of Georgia,consign* j edtotheageiitanfUiis line, wlil be forwarded with | despair h ami free of ( harge. ,J. I* UuOOKM, Agent Havannab. If. LAFIITK At rn CUA rWt.,.,. Nov. 15 tlwu JSTOTIOE TO MERCII ANTS & tSJII ITKHS IN’ THK Noiitliorn (onfederacy. mrnmrnkm Alt R AN(JKMKNTH have been perfected by the IIARNDEN’H EXIMIKHH < <> ~> which no utnaJ facilities arp offered its natrons and the pubis generally for entering and clearing goods at the Custom Houses, and for the speedy transmlesion ot the snmp either by EXFKkHH or FREIGHT TRAIN* to their destination. Goota will be entered in llond in Havannah If re wtiiretl GOLD HII.VER only received for duties and < tistniu House e**s Any information required In relaimn to Custom House requirements on application to H If. IIILL. Agent. 59 Brond Hi reel. ALSO, I Ttehete sold und Berthe secured on any of the tegular steaiiifhip lines from Havannah to New York, and any information given in tclation to the same on epplicution to 3 II 1111.1.. A, rl .i (!oluitibiis, April 9tli, I8(il. DISSOLUTION. ’I 1 IIE firm flf MANLKY, HODOKS A CO., is 1 this day dissolved by uiulual ronsent. An early eetlloiuent of their biteinees is earnestly solicited. Cull at our Storeutul come as nearly up to your obligation? a* possible. I'ay us all the money you cau. Junuary 1, iSfit) GEORGE MILLER, I N retiring from the brut returns bis sincere 1 thanks to the old friends and customers, and | earnestly desires a continuation of their liberal* ! ity to the new firm. MANLEY & HODGES, UJ I LL continuebusiness at theold stand,aud will be happy to serve their trieuds and ! ’’ustomers. Jan. 1, 18(11. Hamilton Female College, 1 Inmilton, (la. The Spring Session of this Inatitu tion will commence on Tuesday the , day of January, 1861. Mft&tfvW The College is furnished with e i well selected Chemical and Philosophical Ap paratus,and with good musical instruments. The Courso of Instruction is thorough and complete, embracing all the brauebe? usually taught in the best Colleges. For Catalogue, address J. H. LOVELACE, Pres’t Decernbor .11 $lO REWARD RAN A WAV (torn the übmier, a man Wilse about 45 years ol age. stout, broad-shouldered mulatto, wifii very distinct freckles all over ,Ins tors and. hands; lie Is rather intelligent looking,'‘and will l*lk Ireely. He professes to be a preat hei uud ran read: he may probably have a pass. Also, my limn liill, about the same age, a dark mulatto in color and is very tall and slim, ana in clined to stoop sou rw hat in walking. The boys are supposed to lie about Columbus or its vicinity will pay f *o each for the delivery of said hoys to mein Harris County or in the Jail at Columbus BENJAMIN T. town, t'ataula, Harris County, Da. June ft. 1801— wtf. Strayed, <1 From my place near Cotton Valley, MafV\ Ala., a tall Day Horse six years oi l, L. 1 b tailed, withouo white bind foot aud ankle. A suitable reward will be given for his delivery to me, or any information concern, ing him will be thankfully received, may2o—wttMm E J. DRu'VN. SPOOL THREAD! BPOOL THREAD! MANUFACTURED FROM PEABODY’S Celebrated Long Staple Ip I'd Cotton. r |HIE subscriber having purchased ot Mr. CIIAB. L A. FLA BODY, the bulk.ol .the Thread manu* ar lured, b v way of experiment, from his very Mupe rior Cotton, will be happy to show it to his custom* ert This thread it superior to any heretofore offer ed in this market, truni greath strength andeven nett The manufacturers say they have never before sent out so good an article; and so great is their ap preciation of the value ot thiscotton for making spool thread, that they otter Mr. Peabody 3 A cents per lb. for his wholecron this season Call, ladies.and ex amine tor yourselves. <>, tso— dtf J. w wark. A CARD. Tlie ua4.nignd, b.ing about to lo.v . for the Met of war, Je.irei to return to the Citiien. of Celumbua hi. Lbanki for the liberal patronage the? have heretofore extended to him, and to aeb of them during hi, abeenre a continuenoe of the iaino. My bu.ine,, will be in ohargeof my eoupeteut and worthy friend, A. T. Hancoek. „ , . J. 11. SIKkV. C lumbne, June 3* lif 1, ts. SPRING VALE INSTITUTE CUTHBERT, GA. THE nextlSeseioß of this new and popitlar School will open jagBON MONDAY,JANUARY 11 and continue five months. Competent Teachers will be in attendance. Board can be had with the Principals and private families of near residences on reasonable terms. For further particulars send for a catalogue. There are seven reasons why this School com mends itself to public notice in preference to many of our popular schools. Ist. The healtbtulness oft he location. td Its freeness liom all the vices which tend to allure the mind from deep and earnest application to study. 3d. Tb thoroughness and diligence to which th# student* subjected—< etng taught that he has no liuteh- waste 4th. Vocal music is a ally exercise, freeofcharge in which the whole school join in the sweet accents —which arouses the tired intellect, and restores elas ticity to the drooping nund slh. The efforts made to develop** the mir.dhy the use of practical instruction si the expense of the impractical. 6th, The deep interest manilested by the Teachers Trustees,and Citixens. gives it that social and lively aspect,—so harmonious to the youthfttl mind—ren dering the school-house a pleasant resort to the stu dent instead of a house or dread and hatred. 7th. The systematic manner in which the school is conducted. .“Heaven’s.first law” is adopted and practiced. A H. EDG£RL V , Principal. 1 uthbert Dee ‘it wtf GENEVA ACADEMY. ♦ The Exercises of tbit ichool will commence oa the SECOND MON DAY IN JANUARY. The Principals of this School have gone to a great deal of trouble and expense to build up a xchool on an equality with the best, and no effort will be ‘spared to makfr everything agreeable. French, Latin, Greek, and all other branches usually taught in our Collegos will be taught in the abovo. Music will also be taught in full. Board can be bad for any number of pupils on the most reasonable terms. The Principals are fully capacitated for their business, and will do all in their power to make the school take high rank, Principal Male Dep't L. R. McNAMAR, H Female “ Miss L. STOKKK. Geveva, Dec. 23—wtf CHEAP AND PLAIN FUIINTITUUK AX J. H. SIICE’S. No. HKOADSTKKKT t oliiiiili"-. Oa. D,i\ U, ISflO—4lf. LANDS FOR SALE. 1 WlLLlsell my plantation in Muecogoe f; 11k4 Dounty, Ga , on the I.aGrangc read a if !'HI miles north of Columbus—l'Jm, arrrs in the settement, comprising uplands, hot lu di, pour lands and rich lands, or at t-ast good lands for this section jof the country. Plenty of good water on this ttle- I ment, and also fine or* hardsof select fru t. 1 will sell the stock and the produce ol the farm !on l lie plrire, if desired by the purchaser A bargain can he had tori must sell if I ran Any one wishing to purchase will < ail and nininr ’ the setUenirnl. 1 ran be found ut home on the place I nearly at all lies rn I.AKRKIN I>A vidhon. ! Jitne 17- wS’.^m* PLANTATION AND STOCK FOR SALE, t I have come to the conclusion to return to North * arolma, as my relatives are ail (here Therefore I wish to sell-all that I posses#fa Georgia. I have a beautiful little summer re 14 utiles north of fjoluiuhus, Ga and near the Troy Factory Three hundred acres ol good f.and, wellimproVed; about 150 in a good state ot cultivation; good dwelling house, negro bouses, barn, stables, gin house and screw; farming utensils ofell kinds;COWS, Isoga, mules, wagons, household end kitchen furniture,corn and fodder, and varlousother n rlteles too tedious to mention, In a first rale neigh borhood.good neighbors and good eojiety. Please rail and look at my land and stork. H B. BRINE FIELD May 7th —wtf. I.ANDB FOR SALE. ii-*-* f w ill sell my plantation Iwhere I ■ onlhe ( hattahoochee nver Imi hi l3OO acres cleared, good water, tgot.d !*"•. well improved; 4,000 acres in : Hie These landsfean be divided t suit friends tliat may want to buy near each other. Al so 50arresbest farming land to Early county,join ing the big lord on the line of Karlv and Baker; aleo, 700 acres on A ycork’s creek, small improvements on each tract, and many scattering lots. I will sell low My residence is in (’lay county. Ga.. nine miieshe low Fort Gaines, and Eleven from Blakely I will sell all nty property on the place if I ran. There is the rise of one hundred negroes, and stork in proper lion ('all and look; a bargain can be bought in euh ar of the places. July34—wtf M W STAMPER. War ! War War!! • IS DM I.antn AGAINST eAIMS Os ANY KIND St DR. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! AND every Southerner will be satisfied by using one Dollar’s worth that they have no furtheruse for Northern Lmittu-nts For Family and Plantation use it has no equal. It cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia strains, Bruises, Burns, Fresh Cuts Pams in the Back or Limbs, t'holic in man or beast, and is the or. ly certain remedy known for Blind Htaggers in Horses and every one will find it a savtug ut time and mo ney by keeping a supply on hand. |X7“ Prepared by Dr A. W. ALLEN, Columbus. Hu Nonegentiine without the Mignature and Heal of A. W. ALI EN For sale by IRQI'IIART A CHAPMAN and J.W HROttKH Columbus Wantxd—a responsible.agent in evry (Southern town and village |i /'CAUTION To EVERYBODY—Don’t useany more Northern .TJnfment until you have given the Southern Liniment a fair trial. CERTIFICATE CoLtmat a, May 13, inly Dr A W. AI I.EN PearHir: Allow u# to present you thtsrertificate for your Houthern Ltnimem. We have used over a hundred bottles of your valuable medicine during the lastyear, and do not hetiiaiein saying that we never saw a Liniment equal to it, and have lined all kinds. We have used yours for Cholic both for Negroes and Horses, and in no instance has it failed to effect speedy relief We consider it an in valuable medicine for t ‘holic, Hprains, Bruises. Hast lings. Fresh Wounds. Ac .and would not be without It for any/onaideration. July it wtf J VF.RNOY A (’() Book Binding la'ALi t TEI> in superivM stvU si tbs . m* f th lb * OulHUibUsTtn-.SS ta BLAKTHLS, Os every vleaoripiioti uaed by Lawyeri.or ufficert ui‘ Court, ‘irlnted sOy and on superior psi sr st TIMKH OrVICB TO RENT, * A comfortable House, con , veili*nt to !be business* portion j the Apply to J. | Are* A Iverson‘B Drug Store. lan IF—<Jtf UkOltfi I A , Marlon county. David N. Uurkhalter, \ In the matter of the probate Propounds of the j ofthe Will of JhM Murk La*l Will and Testa- ; ‘lalter, deceased, iu sole inn uient of John iiuik | from Marion Court of Onh haller, dec'd nary, Aug. Tenu, 1861 Fl't Henry M Kinney, Thomas Ivey,and his wife L Gancil Ivey. Harnet M lUil, Hainuel M Hail, John 11. Hall, Mathew R Hall, Rebecca llail,Sarah Hall, Jam-s Hail, and Elvira Hall, all of the county of W arren; Mary F. McKinney and Adam McKinney of the county ot Talbot; Aver Ula Me Kinney us the county oi Marion; Henry Mc Kinney a minor who resides out ot the State of Georgia, heirs at law and next of kin of John Hurkhalter, deceased; - you are hereby t iled and admonished to be and appear be fore the Courtof Ordinary ofsaidcouuty to he held on the first Monday in August next, then and there to witness proceedings in the probate of the wi.lof John liurkhalter, in sol men form pertestia. Witness my hmd and official signarnrt, this Ap’ 18th MALCOM HAIR Ordinary apri 16-w 3m UMOKUI A->C lxwttwlxoochs* coantyi 13 wo months after dateappiication will be made to the . Hon. Court of Ordinary for said county, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the estate of Angus tus B Austin, deceased JOHN BONNELL, Adm’r. June 10,1661—wtm. GEORGlA—Chatuhooc-hee Couuty : TWO MONTHS after date, application will be *■ uiatle to the lion. Court of Ordinary of aaid County, for leave to sell the lands and uegroes belonging to the estate of Nathaniel Cobb late of said county, defeated. J. J. COBB. Adm'r. June 21, 1881—w2tn. GEORGlA—Muscogee County: Court of Ordinary January Term, 1861. HULK Ml SI, YTTtIEREAS, John B Doaier, Eexerutor ofthe r Will of Richard Doner, deceased, petitions this Court for Letters ol Dismuision; It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned show cause,if any .they have, why said Executor should not be dismissed at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said county on ths first Monday ia August next,and that this order be published in terms of the law. A irueeitract from the miuutesof said Court. Jan 58th.1801 JanSl-wfim JNO. JBHNBON. Ord. TWO monthsafterMate application will be mads to JL the Courtof Ordinary or eaid county, for leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to the estate of William WUUamton deceased, late of said county. G H McKKV. Adis'; July 56.1881 .—dtf. Nervous Headache and,, CURE jp JGands Headache. By the use of these Pills, the periodic attacks of A p erv*tu vrHuk HeaAiclu may be prevented; and if ta ken al the commencement of an attack immediate relief from pain andsickness may l.e obtained. They seldom fail in removingtht and //r4- *tke to which females are subject. They act gently upon the bowels—removing C'* kvewir. For iMtrtry Men, Siudtnu, Delicate FemaJes. and all persons of andmury haJnu they are valuable as a LoxahM, improving the ayyettu, giving (ass and vtfvr to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the whole system. The CEPHALTIC PILLB are the result of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vast amount ot pain and suffering from Headache, whether origina ting in the mthwi system or horn a deranged state of thex'swee*.; They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken at a. times with pemet safety without making any change of diet, nnd tkt nktenct J any 4u*frfaith ’aift render, tt tary Ut adnunu’ tr (Am U tktldrtn liEWABE OP COITNTERFLITH ! The genuine have five signatures of Henry * Hpu! ding on each box. Mold by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicines. A box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of FIFTY OBNTH. Afi orders should be addressed to HENRY C. BPAEDINO, lebt7 • H t.'sdar Ntrsct, New loth. THE FOLLOWING ENPORitEMENTff OF MHO t iiriiti.it phis, W ILL (ON VIM K ALL WHO SUFFER FROM ss&E&ess TIJAT A aPEDDYAND BURR CUHi. IH WITHIN THEIR RFAf II • 4<iin< art anfJtauJ ky Ms SrcLlMSs. (key a/ord arujuaetumable. proof ts .lht ts. -a. yof thu truly dttfjrrory, Misojffitts, Conn Fob i. t*uu. Ms i*e*i.DiN. rtw I have tried your ( ephaih FiUs, and I likt 1 hern to writ that 1 want you to send uie tw.. dollars worth more Part of these pills are fer the neishburs to whom I gave a lew out of the lasi box I got from you. *end tk- Pills by Mail and oblige Your ob’t Herv’i, JAMES KENNEDY. llcVKSSoao, Pc , Lrb It, IH*,I, Ms. Spcloix#. *IS I wish you to send me one more box ofyor Ce phSif Pills, ! Haro roretved a grft 4 Uoi of 6<w<g( from tktm Yours res[ectftilly, M ARY ANN H I OIK lit*l >4K APBL< B OSKBS, IiUNTINSOoH < 0.. Pc > January 13, I*6l \ If t (tecLUlkn Sia. You will pieaae send me two boxes ot your *> phaltc Phis. Mend them immediate!V- Kespectfally yours, JOHN B SIMONH P.M. —/ hartuttd on* hn of yo*r Puli and find iktro MdtUent, Bbi.lb VkaaoM.Omo, Ja# 16, iMt. Ifßxav C. Mrci nma Esq. Please find enclosed twenty-five rente, fur which send me another box of your Cephalic Pill* i\ry art truly fAs freer t\Us I hart trtr trttd Dtrert a STOVER p m Belle Vernon, Wyandot Cos O. BKVBtLV, Mass , Dec 11,1361, 11. SrAi.Drs#, F.sq I wish for some circulars or large show bills to bring your Cephalic Pills more before my customers If you have anything of the kind : please send to me j one of tut customers who is subjert to severe sick headache, (usually lastins two nays’ <ra< cured \rfam atUtk la ont hour by your fklh, which I scut her Respectfully yours. W 11 WILKES REVNOLOSSt S, I tANKt IN Cos OHIO > January 9, lel \ Ilkiiiv ( Hr*lniao. No. 48 Cedar •., N Y. Dsa riia Inclosed find twenty-five cents (15) for which send box of “Cephalic Pills *’ Mend to address of Rav’d Wm. C FiUri. KeynoldsviUe, Franklin Cos. Ohio. Your jnlit lut kXt a cJkarm- curt Htada. kt aloutti 1 r tower. \ o irs truly U M ( FILLER Ypsilasti. Mich , Jan 14, 1861. Ms Hr * tuiio Hta: Not l.ns since I sent to you for a box of yottr Ce phalic Pills for the curs of Nervous Headache and ( ostiveness and received the same, and they had to g'od m if Ml I too* 1 ndmtd to tend far trurre Please send by icturn mail Direct to A R WHMBLER, Ypsilauti. Midi h' r <m tkt F.iamtvtr, Noejblk, Fa. Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for whhh they were made, vi.- Cureof Headache ia all farms AV.-rw (As Fiamntr, AVr/sJA, Fa They have been tested In more than a thousand cases with entire success. >Vt tkt /resarrar, -V ‘(Gstd. Minn. If ym are, or have been troubletl with ihe head ache. send for abut of Cephalic Pill* so that you may have them in esse of an aila k fVjw tkr .Idrtrtutr, fVertdmcc. H. /. The testimony in their favor is strong, from I tie most respectable quarters Ffpmlht Daily ’.Vhn, .Ytiepart, H 1 < ephalic Pills are laktng the place ul all kinds (\wnts ernal BulUrm. Na.r.-s Mi* Maid to be very efficacious for tire headache. From (As Damprrt Oautlt. Mr Mpatding would not connect hit name with au article that he did not know to possess real merit AVkrs (A/ OscniMd OAt# Commercial buffering humanity can now be relieved ♦hot tkt Sait kern Path >Wr .N'aw OHtatu. La Try them: you that are alßu ted, and we are sure that > our testimony can be added to the already nuj merous list that hasreceived benefits that no . the? medicine can produce From (As & Loin Democrat. The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills) is rapidly increasing <** (As .Uveruoer, ptevOeiut, The Cephalic Pilisare said to be remarkably ef fective as a remedy for the headache, vnd one of the very best for that very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered. Prom tkt Wijtr-n R k Ornette. Cktcaec, Hi. Ws* heartily endorse Mr.Ppsldmg an. Tim unrival led Cephalic Pills. #Vjs (As gsaswAa Vailry Star, Kanawha. Fa We are surs that persons suffering with headache who trv them will such to them IL7-A single bottle of HPALDINU’M PREPARP.D 6LVE will save tea times its cost aaauaily {’J HPALDINO’B PKKPARCD glue MPALDINO'B PREPARED CLUB? HPALDING’B PREPARED GI.I’B HAVE THE PIECES; ECONOMY! DISPATCH 1 lU* • A inn h is tbii saves wtwa.” AFli As accidents will happen, even in well regulated families, ii is very desirable to have some ct eap and convenient way for repanng Furniture, Toy*, Crock ery Ac., HPALDING’B PEHPARED GLI B meets all *uch emergencies, and no household can afford to be without it. It is always ready, and up to the sticking point “iBIFtL IN EVERY HOUSE “ N B.— A Brush accompanies each bottle. Puce, t* cents Address HENRY C SPALDING, No. 48CBDAR Street, New York. CAUTION. As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to Pilm off on the unsuspecting public, iraitatiousof my REPARKD GLI B. 1 would caution ail persons to examine before purchasing, and see that the fail aamel HETSPALDINQ'S PREPARED bl !• qAJkUD oatDtds wrap par j all cthsn ore swfndlia sctwfata T. S. SPEAR, Successor to S. It. Purple,cor. Broad A Randolph st ooLtJMßtrs, aBORaiA. w S\ 25 1 JilTI Wuaur. i.| rnJa ‘A-Mii..’ M i CwMSWr -p ----< ‘* • - STK,RUNG SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK., A beautiful variety of Patterns. I will inukt to order any Jesigu and style andplattyoa UJBy requlr WATCHES, CLOCKS Ar. JEWELKY Hepaired by ompeteul and experience ! Workmen, and warranted. C ANE9 ! CAN EM ! Gold, Stiver, Ivory Loaded Headi - Hick ry Crooks an.l Swords PEBBLE SPECTACLES, iiold aud Stoel Frame?!, of tie bast quality manufactured. Glauses set ia old frames to null fell eyes. I invite the attention ol ail to xuy block, aud will show it with {deasure, whether yoc putohe-?# o’ no Purple's old SUud, Corner Broad aud Randolph Streets. Columbus, (Je., Oct. 30, 1358.—dwtf V. S. SPBAR. frith; Boi-Rinni; AT TIIKOFFICK OK Tllfi COI*.IC7MBI7B TIHI3EIS COLQUITT & WARREN, 1 .p— *’ f-i ISIMIiLf II and l 1111 O' Ii ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE rot/Qt/Otne n stv*k TP/HnTHV tThTTh(MWPRfWINfffI iKiiiiiHjt hi Sjui tiuß ntmiiliify In every Style ol’ the Art l f> 11,5 IA o®o CO) K © K /A K 1 j’ iA i l , AND WITH DISPATCH. Tlioy Have also a. complete ROOK-BINDERI, And will (tut ii|> Hook in any style ot KiuOing;. i ‘olumbiis, Georgia, .May ‘AI, 1859. i VrOTK'B TO DRBTORB AND t REDITORh.- j IN All prisons indebted to the estate ol i Hatcher late of Muscogee county, dec’d.are request j ed to make gnmediate payment, and all persons hav smg demands against said estate are notified to pte -1 ent them in terms of the law forpaymem. Mayt4-w4od ELIZABETH lIATCHRR. Efl. William F. Lane, . Chattahoochee Superior vs. f Court, March Term, isfil. ‘ Paschal Perry, t Hole to establish I >t Rs A Sarah J .Perry ceipt | T appearing tothe Court by the return of the Shet ’ 1 iff that Marsh J. Perry one of the deiendams is | Uie above rase cannot be found: it is ordered iliat said defendant answer at the next term o( this courts further ordered that Ibis rule be published in term ‘ of the law A true transcript from the luumies of said Court Given under my hand and oAuir.l signature this April Wh. IHc*l John f. Daniel, cwh April IS- m4iu GEORGIA— TayIs County- WO months after date appiirai mn w be made I to tbe Hum Court of Ordinary of said county, to leave to sell the landa'and negroes, baloaging to the estate of Barnett Gosiln. late of said cuuiit). dec’d, for distribution among the legatee* HIRAM DR A NT. Adm*r July IS, IMI —w2m. GEORGIA—Marion County: WHERE AM Tlmma* G Rogers ajsfum* etieit of administration on the estate of Wiley K Robertson, derea-ed: These are therefore to cite and adrrioniwn all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said decesswd, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary in aud fur said county, and file their objections, if any they have, otherwise sstd letteis will be giunted .-n ;he first Monday in August next. Given under my band at office, this June 15th, Im.| MAI.Ct*M HAIR. JunstS-w4OJ Ordinary GEORGIA—TayIor County.- Notice to Dobtora and Creditors.—Al persons indebted to the estate of Barnett GoaUn* deceased, late of said count), nre requested to make immediate payment, and all those having de mands against said estate willpre-. it them to me du ly authenticated wittMii the time prescribed bylaw, or they will not be paid HIRAM DRAM., Adm’r July 151861—w40d GEORGlA—Chattahoi elite eouniy: UfHERE AM Hilliard L.*Williams appln* , r -t ----ters of Guardianship ot the person and proper ty of William Robinson, orphan * f John It. ! .*. n deceased All persons w ho areconcerned, are required to shew cause, if any they have, within the time preset ihed by law. why letters of Guardianship should not be gran ted to the said applicant on the first Monday ia Rep. teother next. Given under niy hand and official signature thts the kth of July, ICMI STEPHEN W PARKER. Oid. July 15, 1881—w 30d. OKOHUIA, Mwrlon (uuityt Marion Court of Ordinary April Term, 1861. TWO months after date application will be made A tothe Hon Court of Ordinary of Mart ‘n county for leave to sell tbe Lands belonging to the estate Peter Rtcherson, deceased. Apni 14 wlhi JOHN W. JACKSON. Adui’r GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County. MONTHS after date, application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell the lands ‘and negroes belonging to the estate of Charles D Wales, deceased LAFAYETTE HARP. Adm’r June It), 1801 —w‘2m UKORUIA-Clxwttaliooc her Countyi Notice to debtors and creditors All persons indebted to ths estate of Charles I. Wales, dec’d, are requested to make immediate payment, and all having claims against said estate arerequested to present them duly tooven. within the time prescribed by law or they wffFaot be paid. „ , LAFAYETTE HARP. Adm r. C usseta, June 10—w40d GEORGIA — TayIor County.- Notice to debtors and < reditorr I All persons indebted to the [estate of R b f Rucker, late of said county, deeceased. are hereby required to make immediate payment, and ailjiersons having demands against said deceased, are'notified to present them to bis propsrly proven within the time i prsscribed by law. itiy it—wM “iLsw... arena | Paschal Perry, it hattatioorhee Superior Court vs. J March Term, isfil. Harsh J. Peiryt J 1-isXL poa Dtvoa.. IT appearing t< the Court by the return of the SlientT that the defendant does not teside in slid county, not in said State it H therefore ordered that tatd defendant appear and answer at the next i(iu ofthis Court, oi the rase be considered in de fault and the plaintiff be allowed to proceed; further ordered, that this rule be ‘published In the Columbus j I T.pies oucc a inunth tor four (months. A true transctip* from the minu'es nftaid court Given uoderniy band and i.fft.ial signature, this j April M.h, 1881 JOHN F DANIEL, Clerk. April 15—mAui, OSORaiA n.ilon I unui). VOTII ETOnr.BTORU AMI ( REDITORA - : Ail persons indebted to the estate of James Duke, lute of said county, deceased, ar** n - to make immediate payment,and all persons having . {aims against said estate, will present li.eru ; foi payment within the time prescribed by law. FRA Nf Irt A 1.l Kil. EC’r Jut* lOilt, lr*6l—w4od GEORGlA —Chatlahoochss County: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY < ONt LR\ \l ARK A GEORGE haviim filed his petiu.m m . lvl proper t rin to me, praying fi r Letter* oi A1 minww.iimu “cuiu testiiusn ta aimexo” on ths estate of Mary II George, late of aatd luunly, du eased. This is to cite ail Irgaily interested in the •xecution j of Him appto atiu,tu he and appear at the next, August Term ot the Court of Ordinary oi said county, and show cause if any they have, why letters o( Aiiuiinwiratiori, with the will annftej ■b >uid not be granted to said Mark A George Oivrnsinder my hand and otfi. >al eicnatnrr. this June Bth, 1861. JnnelT wSOd h W. PARKF.R. Ordinary 1 NOTIOB. The subscriber offer* for sale a valuable k Farm in theTth Distnctot W . ithcoun- .consisting ot qfioaciep ..f Land.lJOor jowLw. res open Land*, anew 1..n II •, e und Mcrew upon the j*laee, |SO or ‘Am head ol Cattle,atom the same number nf tings, and 30 head of sheep when the cash is offered. Enquire in Albany at Is* Util's Livery Mtabo-s, fordirecnont io the place June 4—wtf TIIOR.H. KEN Da 1.1. dissolution. J'llik Firm of Alluius A Darleo heretofore ex isting at CttkMta, io tJliatuhoocboe county Ga., is hereby dissolved by mutual cun*ut. Ths firm business will be settled by the undersigned and ail those indebted to us mast eerUin T y gome forward and settle by notes or cash. _ ALLUMB A BARBEE, i Luktota, Oa. duly 22, 18C1— w4t. OKORGI Marieti •saiatp. \\ ‘ v 1 with the will annexed, on lheeta(s 0 f Mirnrsi In’ ! giajiaui, late of said vouniy .le,eased ,n_ j These are theretore ujjrite and admonish all and sin- | gmar the kindred and creditors of said dec *d t o appear 1 at my office and .hew cause, why said letters shond eo( he it Anted; otherwise said administration wilibe , granted to said applicant on the first Monday in September next. ••<*’ “’J WnR ußomcte! .tfnator. ihU Uie 4 > .s, imii. Mali om HAls,ord. Jtllv 51*— w 3Cd guokgi v, Chattniiooctiep roiinty. WHEREAS. kusanJ. Banders tpplie* for Letters 1 ▼ f or Adm lustration on the estate oi George \Y Sanders, late of said county, deceased: fc These are to cue and admonish all and singular ti * kindred and creditor, of sa.d deceased to appear m mv office and file their objections, if anv they have otherwise letters will be granted to sa.d'applicam on the Ist Monday in September next. 1 “ u “ rf * r “y h nJ *nd official signature. July Mr* MM—M ‘W- <***. 0r1iM,,,. Ad in In 1.l rat or’. Sale. IC’lUbr .r> : <l brfor, lb. r.iurt-hoilM i„ lb. .:,l Of*- ■*. ‘ tUtlbo.lrr- , Ob lU ~,J LhrlM Tu.fd.jr m Autuat n.t a,thin tha li.ni’ f5 B J*r** l of lot. of lan.l N„. i- |, Bn , •0. m the sth dt.incx ol onfin.ily Muiro.,. now CkjUtalMkamatr.ronlalnm|About 3.K) At... MOW IktrAalottaU of Mallard Jou.a. drro.rtl. aeresably to an order of the .Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county. lan ,£ *• # “V attd near lbe town of Cusseta, and from Its locality and quality is very desirable. Terms made known on the day of sale ljc Oailri Published every morning (Sundays exoep *,a)at FIVE DOLLARS per aunum, in advance, vx D iliers if not paid before the end of year. Qlije lUaklg Is Published every MONDAY MORVINO, T w > i> .11 tars per annum, strictly in ad vance. O in. * nn Kamtolph Street,Opposite the Post-Office. AH) eIA'SJL 3. Advertisements of five lines and less in either tho Dully or Weekly Times, will be inserted at 5'J ceute tor the first insertion and 25 cents foreach subsequent insertion. Advortisments exceeding five lines will be ohirgt i 10 cents per line for the first, aud fiv slur each subsequent insertion. Displayed udverUeement* will he charged fur space thoy occupy. Sales of Land and Negroes, by Administrators Executor.-, aud Guardians, are required by law tj be held on tae firet Tuesday iu the month be tween the hours of ten in tho forenoon and threw ia theafternooon, at the Court House inthecoun ty in which the property 1 tuate. Notices ol the sale must be given in a public gazette forty days previously to the day ot sale. Notice of the sale of personal property must be given at lean ten days previous to the day ofeale. Notice to Debtors and Creditors of au Estate must be publishedforty days. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell Land or Ne groes, must be published weekly two months. Citations for Letters of Administration must be published thirty days—for Dismission from Ad ministration, monthly six months—for Dismission from Guardianship, forty days. Rules for Foreclosure of Mortgage must b published monthly for four months—forestablish ing lost papers for the spao# of three months— for compelling tides from Kxeoutors or Adminis trators, where a bond has been given by the de ceased, the fullßpace of three months. will alwads be continued accor ding to these, the legal requirements, unless uth erwise ordered. The following are the contracting rales change olea^urc. DAILY RATES. ►—r ta *- M No.ot a b 3 S 3 w fa - w v eqre. S 5 ? * f I •> W 7uo aou la uu 1? uo (o u I ... auul*uoh oo 2o ou’ 6oo:) uo a— ia uu ii oo is ou ou as 0o .o u i .... I. oo ia on aa uu au uo 4o uo mi uu S .. . IS 00 as OO 30 00 40 00 SO OO 60 ou i. ... ao oo ss ou :is uo so on co oo 7000 7 ss u<> aa 00 41 uo com l “0 00 8o 00 s ao 00 as 04. 44 00 70 on so 00 so 00 u— 40 00 so 00 60 ou so 00 So 00 100 Cos WKKKI.Y HAT 1.3, . 7 ■ u ■* * s* ‘ J 8 3.33 3 ... - J - ? ?. 5 S i'S § g 1 . * :.o 4 00 3 iu 10 00 ii 00 so 00 aOO sOO 11 00 2u 00 iOO ao Oo , i... 50 11 00 ! 14 id 35 00 35 00 40 00 : . 10 ou 15 00 ia 00 ao 00 40 00 50 00 1 12 00 17 00 so Oo 40 00 50 00 40 00 I 6 15 00 20 00 25 00 50 00 60 OO 70 00 ! < IT 0i125 UO 30 00 60 00 70 00 80 00 3.... 20 00 30 OO 40 00 70 00, 80 00 SO 00 10.... 25 on 40 oo 5o oo so oo ao oo ino oo ■T’TJVIEIS zM]© oDmSj PKINTING OFFIC K. aandolph fitiaet, Columbui, Seoicla. . I A VI.N i) in .uevo..Bful opermtion two of UuK I 1 * CO'S CVLKNDER PKESBKB KUiliilKa BY STEAM, : vV.aro pr.oar.l to exocut., at short notioe, .ery esoription of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, unsurpassed style, as cheaply as can be done anywhere in the South. We have on hand a largo variety of NEW JOB 1 TYPE and shall keep a constant supply of Plata & Fancy Paper & ards, Our fa. .tie, for turning offthil kind of wM, a i.4 pruiaiOneM and de.pateh, will mak. it gr.ai •J <5 lie mt.re.t us pr,ons in wanlof ; COSTKRH, liANOBILLtt, 1 IKCULAR.S, CAM I'M LUTS, liEEDS, BONUS, UKCJLAHATIONS, BANK CUKCKB, bills oflaiuno, LKTTKR HKaIiS BILL HEADS, OKAY RECEIPTS BLANK NOT? ; CA l ALilfa ES, LABELS, | VVAVBILIaS, Blanks of every description, &e. he. 1 AL :, |. HAILROAUi STBAMBOAX BLANKS (iXVF. US A t AXI,. This llepartment ia under tbe uianarement of Mr. D. >. eoH'fBK, whuaelun* eipariene. auj aokm, a lodged reputation ai a Juli Criuter, are a j mol -lent guarantee that al! w..rk entruio to hi, ! * rs wlli !>• *oatd with energy and falthfolns.s Wo haven > in eooMcilnD with the ohi.v. a 1 BOOK BINDERY and Lave m employ aid young man who, under ibe vtieran GKA\ and other*, Las perfected him ,b ‘ br ‘* , "' h business; we pledge our j selves t-gite the most perfect SaGsfaetion in the manuai-ture ut ell etylea of Le*ilget Acoount Hooka, Dooker. Comf Record*, til earn bo ateud K*!l * Hoad Uinuk Book*, Ao, • . rij*J not lo be outdone In the style anJ R ‘) in either department, by any f • 1it..,.. o'uh. and that we may be able to • faMT V'-* • i have adapted tk# | Jan t. Mtko mill I SIM SJISIMdI! Baker & Jarvia’ Island Guano. US U ;r A '"'’ CultUhbuoof the aiurtlra. , ‘ Manure. t„ Planter. nj olheie. In 11., . p ""*- * t,u “ ‘S-VU l , ~ A r -nl euppiv always an hand ‘ ... Jell uaßNari* AOTNI To Farmers & Planter, lIEESE’S PrTOSPIIOPERTTVr AN OR Manipulated tiuano?! ‘TMIE universal sureessthat lias attended tbe net | of tbe above valuable ierttiixer In ibis sertioa ha already i-romptcJ Urge orders from our Planter* for . the routing season. ur Farm* n and Planirrs are requested to aend iu iht-.r orders immediutely to insure delivery in Uute for , -I*.-, N>rare now muAing arrangement* for a large I „ ouNm>ca f (..luinbua, Dec. 17—dltwtt Sired IVa, I‘ s ! b ’ ‘‘■>'<Proh reed for tin. India. I * U ' r '“’ 101 f ‘ GIINRY, CROFT A CO. White and Mixed Seed Corn- PU k( W | BCBHEI.H instore and to arrive, for sale t-S'/v Wata small advance for ( ash rebid—dwif K BARNARD MEDICAL NOTICE. _4| I>RS W K Ht lICEV A 3 A PEASANT- Wfphuve associated tberuselves in the prattn*- X3| Medicine and Surgery. Their ogice is in Odd Fellows’ Hall on the f.rst floor, where they may be found either day „r night when not absent on profeseional service April 4th, Icrtl—dlv. 11. 8. SIMHIZ, SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Savannah, Georgia, BEING connected with a wealthy and influeniia house in the Iland or Cuba, as well as in Charleston, i*. C., every taciiity is secured for tbe pro motion ot a legitimate importation of West India pro duce, to which special attention will be giver it. L. BANCHEZ. Matanaaa, Cuba, > I’At JAM) 4 maLaH Charleston, B C., \ . ... ec*.alPinctr, March I*—4tf
