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Dta'b of M's. Cass.—B -'timer:, Ap-il I.—Mrs. J Cuss die! at Detroit on ‘1 harSday night. \.m'.r,i.icni. — Washington, Mwrh 31.—8. C i Prcsslav, F.aq.. Editor nrd Propriffor oi the Char-: lastnn Southern Slav dart, has b( p ti iiomiasitd to j thrS?nstas -Sub-Trtwirer_of thoU. S. at Char. fostOlJ. Appointments —liaUmo r, March 31.—Judtre j X, ‘grand.of BaitimoM*. has been unpointed Solicitor ! ol'thr- Treasury, Philip Francis Thomas, Collector j of the Part, and Jacob J. Davis, post master of B:d- j liruore. Ii was rumored that Mr. D. rs. Dickinson, i the newly app.inted Collector, arid Gen. Dir, the j Silt-Treasurer of Xmv-York, will derline their np,- i poiiitincnts. . hulcr fmnthe Caps Verd- Islands. — Baltimore, | Marc' i 31. —The U. S. Ship of War (iern o ttor.-t. \ has arrived at Boston from P>>r'o Praynaml repents j that many vessels sailing under the American Bag being engaged in the slave traffic, the U S vessels of ; War Perry and Eninl.ridge had gone o:i a cruise [ in starch < f them. Serious Difficulty at San Juan’ Baltimore, April 1. Advices have been received \ew York, from San J nan de Nicaragua, w hich slate that the American ship Cyanc, seized that place on the tilth ult., and that the nuth<>rtitiesprotested agrunst the act, and resigned. Two vessel-* had been sent —one to B netioids, n rou nos the Mosquito Terri tory, and the o'.lterio Jamaica—to give information to ihe British authorities. The inhabitants bad or- ; gtmized Committees of Vigilance. The •>•#- meet grew out of the diffi Millies that csis'fi uitn the Nicaragua Transit Company. Turkey. —From Turkey vre learn that Ihe Turks j have evacuated Montenegro. Dervis I’rtsha hod j been rott'ed by the Montenegrins. The Kitsmau j Minister’s ultimatum had been repelled by the D-- j van, and the Sotnio invokes th assistance ■ 1 Frnn-f. and Englantl. The British Fleet bad hc-m ordered I Irom Malta to the Archipelago. Berth of Mrs. Fillmore.— Washington Mar: h 30. Mrs. Milliard Fillmore d.ed nt VViliiurd’s Hotel at nine o’clock this morning- Bbe had been suffer ing with pneumonic.for some lime pas', hut n” se rioiM apprehensions were entertained until within n few days past. The immediate cause of death was suffiication. caused by the accumulation of water upon the lungs. Mr. Fillmore, with his family and a few friends, will leave with the remains early to-morrow morn ing, for Buffalo. The Ice Crop. —lce*cut'.mg operations h the vicinity of New York have been discontinued for the season. The result is that not more than from one-third to one half a crop lias been housed, and that portion secured is generally >f an inferior quality. Sacking in thickness and solidity, and consequently more petishable. Last year, the ag gregate crop housed bv the New York Ice Compan ies somewhat exceeded £00,0(10 tons. This year, it will fail short of 100,000, whinh is the. smallest for i many years. The concern most largely engaged iri j the business, the Knickerbocker Ire Company, has ! secured this season only about 25,0C0 tons, against j 100,000 tors last year. Washington, March 30. j Directly or, the meeting of the Senate. Mr. Seward said, “I wish to make a motion w hieh j I hope will receive the favorable consideration of j the Senate. Intelligence has been received of the death of Mrs. Fillmore, the wife it ‘Milliard Fill-i more, late President of the United States—site died j this morning. As n mark of respect to her mem- j cry, I move the Senate adjourn,” Which was tin-; itnimottsly agreed to. Liability of Pail Road. —We see, in some papers, n notice ot'a recent decision Ohio, by w hich the Cleveland and Columbus read has been required to pay S6OJ to a hraketnan who had his hand crushed by a collision The court charged, that the com pany are lesponsihle for ali injures even to em ployees, where the accident is the result of careless ness on the part of others to whom the injured par tv is subordinate, and in ‘his the cou-.t was un doubtedly correct. British Annexation. —The Washington Vnian has received from an authentic suttee copy of a decree of the governor genera! of British India, an nexing to the British dominions in that region the large and populous province cf i’egu—the southern j and most important portion of the Burmese empire, t The annexed territory includes the several outlets oi i the Burrumpooter, and ail the other large rivers;; and some of these rivers afford easy communication ; not only with Ava and the whole of northern Bur- j malt, but extend to the borders of the Chinese do- j minions thus, under British ruin, opening a direct : trade with the most densely populated country on i the globe. Morganatic Marriages. —lt is said the Duchess | of Oilcans is about to contract a morganatic mar riage with an aid-de-camp of her late consort ; and j also that the Countess de Montijo is about to marry j Albany (Georgia) Artesian Well: —A company of citizens have made the necessary arrangements to have an artesian well. The operators arc on the ground with the necessary implements, and will commence work next week. Small Pox. —Those of our eotemporaties ka j have reported through their columns, the existence i of the small pox in Russell co. Ala, wiil cto u i v. t , to the citizens generally, by stating that the diseasi has been arrested. We have a letter irora the Sant- ‘ tary Committee at Vi’luia, stating that there had not appeared anew case since the lffih nit., and all j desirous of visiting that village could do so with j leafless impunity. The quarantine measure are j still carried out, w hich is right anti propel’. —Fast ; Alabamian. It affords us pleasure to state that there has not anew cate of email pox in Oglethorpe tor the last ten days. There ate three cates in quarantine, el’ rnnvaiiscent —and will be dismissed in a lew days. Tneie are none on the sick list. The Physicians! report no cases, on their hands, which we knout to i be true. — Democrat. Lumber Wombs.-—The Savannah (tie.) Keats j is credibly informed that a company of twelve wo. j men and girls in Taylor county, near the line of; the Muscogee Railroad in that St ite. are fei irtg ! the largest pines in the forest, sawing tiiem into j blocks, and riving and drawing shingles for mar- j kct. Savannah Medical College. Under an Act of the General Assembly of j Georgia, passed in IN3B, incorporating the above j Institution, and appointing Trustees to man- j age its affairs, a majority oi the Trustees so an-j pointed, met last week, and organized bv the j election of Hon. John M. Berrien, President of i the Board. Theory and Practice of Medicine—R. D. Vr nold, M.'D. Principles and Practice of Surgery--W. G. j Bulloch, M. D. Physiology —E. H. Martin, M. I>. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women ami ; Children—P. M. Kollock, M. D Medical Chemistry—C. W. ‘t est, >l. D. Anatomy—J. G. Howard, M. 1). Materia Medina|and Pharmac v— 11. L liv'd, M. D. Pathological Anatomy and Demonstrator —J.j B. Read, M. D. Baltimore, April A. The Connecticut Election s.—The Annual j Election in Connecticut took place on Monday j when a democratic Governor, Legislative State j Officers, and four Congressmen were elected j by a large majorit y. [Thomas H. Seymour, the present incum bent, is theiefore re-elected Governor, and -Tames T. Pratt, Colin M. Ingersoll, Nathan Belcher and Origen S. Seymour, all Democrats, chosen as members of Congress.] — Erie. Cou rier. Destructive Foe in Charleston—Tirerify /Fuses Destroyed. ( it vrleston, April t. At three o’clock this mom in-, a fire broke mu in a building on the west side of King street, above Morris street. The fumes spread with great ra plaity, and twenty bouses were destroyed before the iire could be subdued. The aggregate loss i> supposed to amount to $33,000 of which is Covered by insurance in the Georgia Southern Mutual In surance Agency. No liver were lost during the fire. High Priced Religion.—Dow, Jr., the eccen : trie preacher, in allusion to the exclusion of rrtanv would-be-church-goers from the ssnetu | ary, by reason o! the enortnouslv high pew cents in our fashionable chinches, characteristically ! remarks; j “There is a iiigh dntv on the fashionable wa j ters of divine grace, and yon have to pay at I least a penny a piece for a nibble at tire bread ;of life. To go to church in any kind of tole i cable style, costs a heap every year, anti 1 know I very well why a majority of you go s<* Beelze bub, because you can’t afford to go to llcaccn at the present exhorbitant prices .” Readings from Punch. | Our harbors would he in small danger of | French round shot, if we allowed them to throw | tl their grape. A Knotty Point.—A young lady says, tint in ! a catching match the vessels run so many knots I that site should think that the results of the race should he all lies. The Empire of Jack Ketch. — Italy has some times been called the Garden of Europe. In so far as it is under Austrian domination, it resem bles a curiosity of ancient eastern horticulture— being a Hanging Garden. Definitions for Country Gentle men.— A Land lord who is one who has a share in the soil. A Tenant Fanner is n person who has only a ploughshare. Irish Trimming. — V young lady who thinks j more about her clothes than her country, says i it must be delightful to live in Ireland, because | there is so much Rihbotrsm there ; and she | understands it is very killing- Arresl cf a Mai! Rot bur. —Atlanta, April 3. i S. J, F. Levy alias J. French, Ac., was arres ted in this place yesterday afternoon, at lit” .- stance of E. Hutchings & t.'o., broker--. Louisville, Kentucky, on suspicion o; having robbed ti;t mails. Levy comessed the robbery, delivered up son. - four thousand dollar* of the rnonev, atti will hj taken l ack to Louisville in charge of Mr. Hutchings to morrow. Levy is said to be a special agent of the Post Office Department, and a relative of a distin guished Senator in Congress from Kentucky. The Griffin (Geo.) Cnim of the 3lst. says : 1 For the Gubernatorial Chair, we will take the liberty of suggesting, among others already proposed, the name of lion. Charles J. Jetik lls, of Klvljoiend.— We do this supply as an net of justice to a distin guished Whig and ;t gent'ntnen of acknowledged ability, not with a designed to foresal the action of that body “through which the nominations will pro bably ho made, nor in disparagement of gcr.t l-'ioen. whose names have been mentioned. Arrival of Niititn Anna.—Departure for Mexico. The British West India Mail steamer’- Avon,” on the 27th insb, brought among the passengers. General Santa Anna, suite, lady, and daughter, under the escort of several delegations from the states of Mexico, who were commissioned to invite his return, to take the helm of state for the third, arid last period—one that is to be fraught with neu- things, and good things- for the diffusion of civil and religious knowledge— and inevitably, by involution of American in terests and American principles, which must put their stamp upon this race, for their social and political salvation. The General was treat ed with :t good deal of attention during the de tention of the steamer in tins port, and appear- j ed in good health and mental tone, to wrestle ; with a fast coming fate, when he left, the even ing of the 28th. The authorities wore not back ward in showing that they were deeply interes- > ted in toward events, and the public. Govern ment journals, shadow their feelings in the for ward manner of annunciation of the arrival,, and the prospective destiny of the Mexi can Republic—endeavoring to create a return sympathy unnatural and unreal, and impossible of existence between the setts and daughters of Despotism and Freedom—the first driven from the land, with the sword and shame, that still soils the eseutheon of Spain. Arrival of Ihe Black Warrior. The steamer Black VYarrio-, R. W. Shnfebit. U- S. N. Commander, arrived at her anchorage in Mo bile Bav, Saturday, at 5 !'. M. front New ’fork and Havana. Site left New York on her regular day ! (Lath nit..) and Havana at t! P. .VI. 31st ult. By this arrival we have received our regular fi> ! of the Gaceta de la Itabana, from the 2-lth. to the I 31st inclusive. We are also indebted to the polite attention of Purser Gideon, for the following ab stract of tb.e news. Tin; lle.vi.ih i F the Vice President—From passengers per the Black V\ a trior, who left Matsn j a few days since, we learn that the situation of | Mr. King was considered as almost hopiT.'.—uess; he wag failing very fast and unless a speedy im provement was manifested, he must.sink under bis disease. Sell it was his intention (If his life should - lie prolonged) to return liome, and proposed leaving : Mnntanzas for Mobile on the fitb inst.. in the U. 8. steamer Fulton, Lieut. Murray .Commanding. Alter . tittons were being made in the accommodations of that steamer which would add much to his com fort. On the 23th ult., the oath of office was ad ministered to him by Judge Sharkey, U. S, Consul at -Havana, in presence of a number of friends and relatives—be was so extremely weak at the tit-je of the ceremony as to Ire incapable ot standing without sup|H>rt. 1 Santa As.ua. —Genera! Santa Anna accompanied by his wife and daughter, and a large suite of Mexi can officials passed through Havana on the £8 h ult., or. board the British steamer Avon, on their way to Vera Cruz. Four hundred slaves were landed at Cayo Verde de Medano near Siigua on the ffiVh, ult., tutd one \ thousandwere disembarked a tew days ago at Cayo . I'ifdta, and taken to Camaricos, near Matanzus. Tito steamer El Dorado, f apt. Schcnck, U. S. V., j arrived at Havana on the foienoon ot -ho tilt.. from Aspirwall, on her way to New York. I Cap;. Schem-k reports that the steamer Union on her way from Aspinwall to New York with eighty ! passengers, when within two hundred miles Jaudca | broke the crank pin of her starboard engine. The wind blowing strong ahead at the time and being t unable to reach Jamaica,she was coinpebeu t > tc ! turn to Aspinwall and was there when the LI Doiudo ! Je't, endeavoring to repair. Tho U. S. steamer Saranac, Oapt. J. C. Long. ; arrived at Havana on the 29th u!„ from Pensacola. I on her way to join the Mediterranean Squadron.— i Mr. w as to leave again on the afternoon of lijt: 31st, ; and would touch at Savannah. Bv the Black Warrior we have received >San ! Francisco papers ot March 15th, brought to Havana | by the Ei Dinade. Great importation cf Afr ran S .ves Sine’- tnv j last we have received tho particulars of a newdescent j from Africa upon our coast, under the. command of ; the pirate, Antonio Capot, w ho succeeded tn tic. King j effective a landing of twelve hundred negroes, in | the neighborhood of Cardenas, after having arranged I the mann-r of it with the local authorities, I.aun | dies were used for conducting theta ashore, ui-dcr ! the charge of Government officials, if not belong* [ ino to the Government, which couid not have been 1 the enso without the positive sanction—not of the | subordinates —but of .the Governor, Hector, h-m I self. These negroe* were marched overland to tint j estate “Esperar.za,” belonging to a widow lady, ; where they remain secreted, except those that hate j been allotted to the slave holders in the operation. I The facts of this violation of the treaty were coin- I ninnicntcd to the Laptsin-Ge::eniL-l bttba, by the ! inflexibly devoted Crawford, United States Consul, j since which, by action, efforts been made to shake off the odium, and sevtral arr-ts ha ve been made, ; including parties having no interest in the buriness whatever, However, the Captain Capot, Dno Bur ro’, and another agent, whose name I do not remem her, have been taken up to he held to tSi e formalities of accountability—just io make a spec.a! plea ortho and scharee of duty—-or p-esemation to the hril'sh Cabinet. This makes near three thousand negroes introduced to the labor of Cuba since the 12th _o! February, and of know n at rivals, since the adminis tration of the present ii-.euhent of the Gubenuit rial chair, over seven tnousand four hundred ; which w-jth the accompanying boons said to he levied upon them, makes very comfortable fortunes for the chief and his retire ing Secretary. Mr, Galiano gets mar red immediately, and leaves liie 10th of April tor Europe by ttie Englisli West India intitl-stesmet vis Southampton. The best safety valve to n boiler is a sober engineer. Congress may legislate tii! dooms day, but as long ns the officers carry too much team, the boats will follow their example. [From the Savannah Daily Moraiag Newt.J Appointments. W.v“Htsa T oN, April 7. I South Carolina.—The brother of Mr. Burt, of South Carolina, will receive the third Audilorship. Alabama.— Registers: Thomas 0. G'ascock, for Montgomery ; .hums if. Ware, for Huntsville ; Lea*is McCarthy, for DemopHis ; Kidrt ige Gardiner, for Ca habtt; Monroe Donabro, for Tuaeskwsa ; Nicholas Stalsworth, for Spatta. Receivers : -Jotin S. Dance, for Huntsvi'le ; YV. YV. PaHro, for Cahawba ; YV'.'iis Rarbcr, for Sparta ; -Tarues YY . YY arren, for Tuscaloosa. Natchez.—Pickett, for Collector. VtcKSßCHu.—YY'alker, for Collector. New Oklsans.— Col. Porter, Naval Officer j James Geers, Surveyor ; and Charles Birnvien, Superinten dant U. S. Mint. I Georgetown, S. C. —William McNulty, Post Mas* j ttr. Charleston. 8. C.—Samuel Casy, Treasurer, U. S.; - C"l. B. C. Prrssley, Sttb-Treastirer. Minekita Territory.— Kindly lirlggler. Register 1 Treasury; John T. Rosser, S.orAlaiy. Miwissim.—Ulehard Griffith, Marshal. - Sulumon Do vus has been noiniaatr,! for Coflectarof l Nov Orleans. Later from Havana—Mr. King. New Y'of.k, April 7. Tit.) United Slates iiirti! steamship Ed Dtr.ido, as arrived fro-n A-oinvvall, which place she left on j ha 2 )th tii'.. ami H tvana on the 1-t test. She rt— ! ports that Mr, King’s health is no better, and Inst | it was itis Intention to sail from Havana for Mobile on the (jt!i inst.. \Y edne-day last. Cincinnati Election. Thu election at Cincinnati has refiuUed in favor ; of the trends of the School Law. the Catholic* be smg completely defeat ed. Tne Democratic candi- I u for YJ.ayor has been elected. Explosion of a Boiler. ; The b 1 ;-r in a Roping Mill at Covington, ex i pb'd-d, and many persons were dangerously wound i eu, but none killed. Sailing oi the Asia. j Tne steamship Asia sailed for Liverpeol to-day, [ and took om forty-seven thousand i ollats in specie ; attii one hundred and ten passengers, Arrival of the Andes—-Later from Port au Prince. [ Tno steamship Andes arrived at Boston to-dsv, | with IJverpool dates to Tuesday, the 2ii ult. lijr • news tins been an’icipr.ted bv the Arctic. , She brings advices from Port au Prince to the i 531 ult The sickness v\ iiich has been prevailing ■ t that place ter some time past, htes abated. Pro I visions an- firm, and Coffee scarce tied high prices i demanded, Sow York Cotton Market. Nr.-,-.- Yolk. Apr! 7.—The sales of cott n on Wednesday were 1,250 bales, holders were firm and price, unchanged. To-dt y (Thursday) the tris;kr> is easier, with sales of 1200 hales. Mazzini io London. Advices per Arctic stale that Mr.zzini, the Italian patriot, has escaped, tmd is now safe in London. Ihe Mordever Spring Convicted the .Second Timet Philadelphia, April 7.—Spring, the murderer, has been convicted the second time, of murder in the first degree. He protests that he. is innocent es j the crime for which he hi s been convicted. Rhode Island Election. The Democrats have triumphed in the State of Rhode Isl.-wd, having elected their candidate fort Governor, and both members to Congress* LATER FROM El ROPE. AitK (V A l. tty -r It K ft t: tMF. s ARCTIC. Xf.w Y’okk, April 6th.—The stes ru.hip Arctic arrived this day, with Liverpool dates to the 23d uit. She reports the demand for Cotton moderate with prices in favor of buyers. Tin* sales since the departure of the Niagara, amount to 19,000 bales, of which exporters took 20i>0. The following are the quotations : Fair Orl -ana ....So Hd. Middling do s.-sot. > Middling Uplands....... 5 1 -21. Trade in the manufacturing districts h id sbghtly declined. I Flour was active, si'h prices unchanged. Coin liad ebgh-.ly advanced. 7 C Havre dates to the 21st, give an advance ill i the Oo'Stm market. The sales of the week ending | the 19th footed up 11,000 hales. Trett Ordinaire i Orleans 33. ! Tin- htiiighlin.'-ss of the Sultan of Turkey to wn ids the Russian Envoy has crea'ed much excite- I meut ami no tittle surprise, and apprehensions of a I serious conflict are the consequence. Tie* English Consul has, therefore, sent an ex l press steamer, to urge that the English fleet shall repair nt once to the Dardanelles, in order to he pre pared for any contingency. The English Admiral is awaiting orders from the home government. The French fleet sailed iinmediateiv, and the latest accounts lead to a hope that the whole affair may yet be amicably adjusted. Tile Dui-he-hi.l Siitberiand is making extensive preparations for tin- triumphal reception of Mrs. Stowe, it is asiil that the signatures to the con- j gratui- torv address alone, til! no less than twenty i six folio volumes. The Arabia arrived at Liverpool onthe2(9t ult. • The Madiai faiiulv- have arrived a! Marseilles. Atts- j tria has revived her vigorous system of passports j against English travellers. Consols have fallen to 99 1-2. Two weeks Later from California r. ins of rtt k rr-ANKssK n. New Orleans, April sth. Kvthe arrival of the steamer from the Isthmus, we have Ban Francisco dates to the 16lh ult., two weeks later than brought by the 1 alcon. Business is reported dull. Accounts from the mining districts are very favorable. A great lire i-r.-j broken ret in Weave rsville, destroy in;- property to the amount of SIOO,OOO. q lie at,-enter Tennessee is reported lost, all •- hostd,! , however, were saved. No tiding* had been r-Avift-'J of the steamer Inde pendence. The small pox was ragtag terribly among the Indians | in Orew-n. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. COTTON STATEMENTS. Ti j? o'a 1 ~ <3 5 2 laird if i 11 ! : II I- this ■ ~er F c-y 1 : ; r ‘8 ~ j day. ‘'‘Tsk >K ’ -f.p Tin 111201222;! 9SB 360:-ym*ism 9 229 T t1Mt54092803647905 499314957_ Colcmbcs, A pril !. Middling 9 1-2. Good Middling 10, Middling Fair to Fair 10 1-t aJH 1-2. Sevt-1 Alabama erop-parccls ioi-1 for ’A X.f a 10 cents. Enquiry has been good, and all offered has met with ] readv sale. Suite ate large tor the season. Savannah, April 8. i Chiton. —The sales yesterday were only 241 bales,; uiz. t 14 at 9,4 at 9 1-2,6 at 9 34, 11 at 10, 125 at j 10 1-1, ti at 10 1-2, 26 at 10 34, and 49 at 11 cents, j Prices atv full, and holders ask very high rates. Alolsta, April 6. j Cotton. —The mark-1 to- day has been quiet, holders j offering spariiiaiy. The sales made have been at full j prices. Montgomery, April 4.—Cotton continues in good do- : mand. Ptioos have advanced itolc. during tho past week ■ We quote Midd'.ipgsSi a 91, Good Middlings 9S, Mid- j dling Fair 10 cents. ! Stock o band Ist Sept. IBJ® aB3 | Receiviu past week 235 pu-uiou-iy 661,638 —64,863 63,440 Shii-ned navt vvet-k I -96. previously 61,607-62,693 Stork on hand April 4,1653 2,734 New Orleans, April 9. Y'esterdnv th e eoitoii market was active; and rales were spff at 10 cents for Middling. To-day the de mand is limited. No sab's rep .rted up to SP. M. Ylcbilc, April 9. Prices are firm, though the demand is limited. Sides for the day amount to one the would bales. SPECIAL NOTICES. DAVID WRIGHT, AitDounces to his old friends, and the public generally, that he has returned to Columbus, and L now prepared to do all kind of CARPRKTERIAO WORK that may be ertrw-ted to his care with neatness and dispatch, and upon reasonable tssms. P. 3.—A1l persons wishing to have houses buiit will do well to call on him. C*lttmbu9, April 2—tw LT*” It always gives ue pleasure to notice any article that confers a real benefit on the community, and it is with con fidence we heartily commend Ayer’s Cherry Peotorai to our leaders as possessing extraordinary virtues for the cure of diseases incident to the Throat and Lungs. This may account for our frequent reference to this article which we teel fully justified iu making known to the public,—-V. I’. Tribune. INFORM VTIO.N W ANTED. I would be pleased to receive informal ion as to the pres* | ent residence oftwo sisters, one of whom married a man by | the name of Wilson, and the other a man named Stations, j both oi Talbot county, G # Address, ALBE .T KINO, April 2 —2t Public Square. ( '* reen, eo., la. LaORANGE FEMALE COLLEGE. The Mystic Sisters, composed ot young ladies of the above Institution, w ill hold their Anniversary in the new Chapel, commencing at 7i o’clock, on the second of May next. It will consist of a Fair, Tableau Exhibition, ft splendid Supper, fy*. The young ladies of this society, stimulated by a desire to be useful, organized tills society two years ago, since which time their meetings have been weekly,and they have worked with the nef.di.e every Sat urday irom morning till night, thr a%’aiirt of which are now I for exhibition and eale. The proceeds of this Fair will le appropriated to benevo lent pu)fF3SkS. Tlie public at?earnestly solicited to attend. Come one ! Come a ! l ! ! The 11th Rule will be suspended on the occasion. By order of the Sisters. March 26-w&twtlmay GUANO. I STILL HAVE ON HAND SOME FORTY OR FIFTY TONS OF GUANO, at greenwood’s warehouse. The seaenn i* fast advancing when it should he applied. lliose wishing profitable investments, would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining it. Ex perience hs proven that it adds about one half to the pro duct. After the com i.s up, many thiuk it as good a rime to apply it as before. Sto the Soil of the South. March 25-wdc.twtf J. R. JONES. THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH, FOR 1R52, Containing Ffabolv’s method of cultivating his cele brated -Strawberry, beautifully illustrated, aud much other valuable Agricultural and Horticultural infor mation : for sale Hi the office of the Times & Sentinel, Columbus, Georgia. Unbound V’oiume SI 00 Bound Volume 1 b 0 Columbus, March 2,1853. —w&twit - COLUMBUS BRICKS CURRENT. CORKBCTKTt TKX-WKEKLY BY J. K. RtSDD ANB GO. K AGgTVg—kentefey •ti r yaroUS “i> i>* India HijCj ROPE fl', @ li.\( )N—llumß f 5 * lb! 13 (*, 14 siduv* yii- ion i Rhouiders 4? ‘J (& 10 I PORK—NeII Vlh| V’ - ! B l : TTF.J’ fU. 13 ig ‘UaX I CHEESE V!t] Ii @ H i CAHTINGR 5 t:OFFEF.—Rio Vlb! il • l-'X Java 4?- lb! 1 ft 10 CANDLES—Pnorm !,j >') @ VVnx V !b! H‘r rib; 30 (ft; Till low HMhi lrf @ 20 FEATHERS V lb! 35 ® 45 FlHH—>iacken*l Nn 1 Vbh)\ 14 no (*. If*. 00 MarkerelNo.S V* h.Si! 13 00 tfcT ~ /lflckervi No. 3 r hbi; 11 00 ® 0 00 .•<had V* bid! IH 00 (of.— Hr-rnntr V Is-x 100 (es. n.Ol'R-Western bhl! 7 DO 8 I*l V bbl 7 -V* <s> •* m t.Tly VbM •> ® 750 FODDER riOOR.?: , o tb J OR AlN—Corn r bu>r.e! 75 fti Wheat r buHholj 1 00 (erj. 1 25 Oat- V bushel J ft, -p) OLAHrI r box- 2 25 (pj. 7 00 U *’NI’OW KR rkegj 500 ft CSO HIDE? r ft,; ft 9 IRON —Pwcdee r fb ft B Knylirili ytlti fV ft 5 LARD lb; 14 LEAD rib- ‘. m LIME T bb!. 3M (a. 4to i MOLASSES qpfcnUon 33 ft 40 NAILS V ffu oft 7 ! OIL —Lump VgfUlon! 1 50 ft 2 (id Link’d VanUnn* 1 00 ft 0 CKi Train r ural!n; 73 ft PAINTS r tvnu 2 00 ft 8 75 PEAS <p bushel; 73 ft Kl KICK HPlh, 5 ft Cft syßt-P—l.emon pursallon 125 ft Raspberry Vlni| 60u ft SA LT r sack. ft 1 50 SHOT r bnu 000 .*£. *25 PUAP r 1M 3 7 HTBEI.—C,Bt V 2ft ft 2*2 Lonmin V tV, 15 ft American T ft-■( 10 ft SUGAR—Hf. Oo:x rib! ft New-(Mean* r it V. ft Jl l .oai', red tied r ft-. 12 ft )2 >; Lump r H ft 10 SPIRITS KrawlY.LV.ff fgn*: 1 00 ft IMI AmerJcjm r yO* 40 ft 1 00 Teach ’IPsraJI 1 fto ft 1 62 Apple, *’o (£ 75 Rl.’M Jamaica 2do ft 3do New Eofflrind r^al ! 45 ft WHISKEV —lrMt ~..ryai: 4 ft ~ Mononsahefa raal! 1 0> ft- 2CD V\'esteru r kxl 3o ft 33 GIN —Holland Vfrail 1 50 ft ii no American V?al; 40 ft, 50 TALLOW t? It,! 10 ft 00 VINEGAR— 37 Nf ft 50 WlNES—Madeira, **•;.! 123 *OO Sherry 1 - r >o ft 3 f:i Champagne Busk: !5 00 ft 20 00 Port j 2 50 ft 4 OO Claret i 3 00 ft Guano per hundred lb*. dif.:i). On the l*t inst., Mr. Michael Kelly, a native of the county of Tyrone, Ireland, and a resident of this city for the la-t twenty years. Aped sixty five. £jgF*Tho Catiolie Miscellany,C S. C., please copy. In Hamilton, Harris county, on the morning of the 29th j ult., Matucn Pike, youngest son of Col. I). P. and Gordo- j lia Hill: aged one year, eight months and three days. “Suffer little children and forbid them not, to come unto me, for of *uch is the Kingdom of Heaven.” aaßri3Kagc&aMi i—■ i ■ ■ mu HOTEL FOR SALE. MTHEsubacriber offers .or••ale Li* eornmodi ou and well finidhed Hotel, situated on tho en*! side olihe publiesquare. In the town of Buena Vj*to, Go., tun’ know na* “GLOBE HOTEL.” It i* furnishvd with all u*r t v*ary conveniences, and bus pertaining to K, a K'x.,. kitchen, smoke lot, tr„ nil in ffowi repair. The houkeis conYeuiently situated.and i** r'u>r.r* i with h liberal share ol hoarding and transient custom. Buena Vista, though now, ir a large and beautiful town. l' schools,and varied mercantile and mechanic Interests, insure Itspermnnoncy and rapid grow th. No one need fear depreciation in properly for miiny years. Persons wishing to purchase such property, w ould do well to call and examine. Reasonable time will ueaiiowed for payment. For terms apply to the undersigned Z WILLIAMS, or to WILLIAMS k. QI.IVLK , March -V-Owtf Buena Vista. .Wari m c. G 3 ._ | For Rent or Sale. -a Hour-* nnd iot in HammerviUe, Ala., immediately ad- j Joining Dr. Lockhart’s residence. The houses and offi- : |a M chm Ri-e of 1 1 rb Ht character. k~ 1 4 For information apply tome, rto G. \V. Dillint-honi, 1 at Urn] k Moh*s* Hardw are Store. UVthunbus, M: reh F—low3m F. A. CAIRNS. , City Hotel. LAST SIDE BROAD STREET, j OPPOSITE TUB MARKET HOCSB. MTHF, undcrfliffno! deems it unnecessary to make any ! puffs in reference to this House, as it is customary y it h \ houses of this kind : he has but on’- reuißrfc *v make * lu reference to tbi- house, aud that is— COMB AND TR V IT, and ho veer own judge : believing that the. br f puff’ Is Inreoflz ation atiu not in Hutidpation, to far as public houses r.re con cerned. D. A. GARRETT, Propriety•. riolnmbu 4 *, Gr.march 23 w&tw3m GLOBE HOTEL, Btjr VA VISTA, MARIOS 4 0., G A . , THFiSUbscriber respectfully announces to Ida friend* \ Rrd the public *enerxlly, that he Las taken chuMD* [ l.lia ‘‘ lhl * r KSTABI. IS II ME NT. Thehouse is wmmodlous r.ndwell finished: and no pains will be spared to rtmder thoaecomfortabie, who may favor him as itli their patronage* Dec 3-! f F. TITCO.M B. VERNOY & ECTOR'S OMNIBUS LINE. Fare—lu Proportion to the Distance. WE return our thanks to the traveling public ir? rz. an<i the citizens generally, for their liberul pat ronaee, and would inform them that uur splendid new O.VJVY BL’SSy.S, with FLYF. TEAMS end cniH-ful l)f- If'Eßs, will contlnuo to run for the accommodation of the citiiens nnd per io*Y stopping at the Public Houses. O'.lls lott at the Ho<ei or at our stable, strictly attended to. CkAaznfcoa, search wSttwly List of Letters, EEMAfNTNG lo the Po Office, at Columbus Cos., op ■ the Iflt April, 1933: Adams, E H 9 Morrison, A tax C Archer. J T Miller, G A Almond, C K Miilrnoth, William Alltaguata, G Moore, Nancy C 2 Allen, Sinjrleton Mormon. W C- Allen, WC Morris, Thomos Allen, Mrs. E M ? Miller, Sarah V 2 Allmond, Mr? Sarah W Mulkey, Berry Apple, S M Moeea & Cos., J H Appie, Jamo? R Miles, Jasper 2 Ainskv, John Mo Intv re. A C Adams, William S McCullors, Jnmci Aoetwick, Mdme. K G 2 McC-uiler, Lewis Boin.John McGor.irk, David Brooks, C C McComb, William L I Beal, Maryare.tr 2 McGaugliey, John I Beers, Mise Mary K McNeil, James R ‘ Borders, Mrs Emma Me Load, Sarah P Beach, Isaac E McKay,Georcianna Bethune, Mrs Mary McLeod, John E Belcher, James C Mclxanore, B Beeiand, Miss Virginia McMultv, William Boyd, Miss Georgia MoColloch, Chartv Hvnutn, Benjamin McKinny, Joshua 3 Bostwick. Mrs Mary Ann McMillon, Jasper Boetwick, A McDonald, Jane Buchannon, John McMurran, James K Brav, James W Nelson, A F Buchan nan, J H Neils, Catharine Bowers, C C 2 Nerille, Wrn J Brooks, Mrs Carolina Neal, John Bray, Jos. W§ Nichols, G \V Aurdett, J H Norman, James H j Broadnax, M*-? Nancy Nolan, Thomas, F * j Brazell, Mrs Elizahetn Owens, Sarah • Britton, H Owen, Mary J • Bostick, A B Odom, John D j Bowers, John 3 Oppenheimer, Ix>uie 2 ! B-T’.vsman, Mrs Margarett Owen,Kittv } Bralev, Mrs Nancy Owman.lJ H j Rohtnd,.l >1 Olmstead,('harlcs W • Bralev, M H *%lelnc. G G ! Brjyd, Seloste Older,.! A I BHups, James *J|>py, Henry J Baker, C Pattillo, James ; Brannon, G II Parker, Zepheniiah C 2 | Branham, Rob’t Pops, VVilliam H i Bostick, Ililleny Pace, Eleanah 1 Beall, J Parr, LL | Bartlett, Wm Phillips, R C I Bartlett, Burrell Palmer,Sheriy | Burker, Rth't Parham, Rvbe?ca F 2 • Buckler, Isabella Penv, LL j Berm ml, Mrs Polly Patrick, John M : Brooks, Terrell Pace, Stephen ! Calhoun, Andrew J. Parrott, N ! Calhoun, Jaeksou Pearce, William I) i Cofieid, Wm 2 Parkins, Ann | Cooper. Mr. Palmer, A ; Cook,Elias W Persons, Mary i Cody, Wm A J Rose, llcnry , Chapin. Wm A i Reese, Thomas C Cash, Miss E Rends, Mr. j Clark, Geo W Rogers, Zachariah i Calhon, Susan E Ristine, Barnett | Calhoun, S A Rohbartson, William Charbouneaw, Joseph Rodfewa, Margarett J Caldwell, Wm A R. gcrs, John Cooper, K F Roberts, Jeremiah Calhoun, 1) M Robison, William Crews.CC Dr. 3 ’’umids, Thomas j Crawford &. Ounhv, Mtw-m.R.4)qucmore, Joseph Collier, Mias Ann Rogers, J sue L ■ Cooledpl. Ca!%iu Rogers, Martha A | Clarke, Wasington Rodgers, J P j Cow, John Rodgers, George M T 1 Curtis, V iDruggist) Reed, Jane 1 Carier, Wm Robeson. John Comer, Mark Rolen, William Cleavland, Benjernin Rogers, James P I)t)7.ier, .Miss Francis L. Rogers. r l hade us M Dancer, Madison Robinson, L M Doles, B & F Rogers, Jane A Dolce, James Kdd.Andv Dutton, R J Read,!’ M Davis, J Sc O Roper, W G Dunn, James Rc-ese, Joseph Davidson, Larkin Ramsey, James Dell, Anthony 2 RidgelL W D Dalton, P.inky Ross, Frank Davis, Mrs IVtary V Richie, David Dudley, Enoch Kiddle, W D Dottery.John Sanders, J Doyle, Mr* Francis Sessions, Elizabeth Dutton, Mrs Mary A Smith, Fannie Drew, John 3 Smith, Elam David, J VV Sanford, Hozannah Doles, Beni. Sanborn, Bejamiu Dukes, Wm Smith, James M Do/.ior, Mis Jane Smith, Shad rick Ducan, Rev. John P Smith, Abby Dickson, J A J Sellers, Mary A Doles, J G Schumpcrt, Amos 2 j Eady, Mis C M Staley, Nelson Everett, Miss Mary R Sccmuller, Wm 2 Everett Solomon Schnell, Mary I Evans, Sophronia Scott, John II Felt Sect,Cadets I’einperaneeStr.nfidd, R obert Fergujvon, Nt C Sim peon, Minerva 2 Ford J J W Stevan?, Thomas Foster, Charity Stembury, William Folkenherry, Robert Smith,James Grav, John C Stanley, G M Ciardner & Brothers, Strong, Noah Giiysa*, Nieholaa SolomarP,S L Glyn,Thomas Smith, A K Gibson, Mis Arm B*U Smith, Charles R 2 Gibson, R J 2 Sanders. Edmund L Gardner Wm 2 Smith, F Gerdv, Lafayette Smith, Mafor Gunn, L S Smith, Wyit GaiToni, John Stewast Onbome Gray, Oliver t S Stone, B G Gibson. Mra Mary Suntpson. Robert M (iib?on, Hiram A P Shockley, Willie F Garrett, Elisha Statum, Mnrtlia Gardner, Patrick Stubblefield, Thomas (rear, M Las M atiida Stowe, S I j (Jrimdey, Ellen Mra Stroud, Nancy Gilbert, A C Shaw, J*h.tries Girdon, James G Scott & Cody Green, Lemuel A Snnza, Antonia i Graven, Miss Mary E ‘lVrry, Anna Howard, Thomas 3 Trawick. H W Henry, Sarn’l Tillery, John 9 i Henry, Humbert Turman, Wrn R 3 | Harden. Hiram D Thomas*, Robert Ilolly, Wm Trawick, John M Hearn, R R Thomas, A B 1 Hendon, Mrs E Tillery, Randal Howard, James W Turrcnfine, G W Hood, John H Thornton, Nathaniel W j Hainan, Sarah W Mr 4 * Terrv, JohnS Hawkins, Wm E Treadwell, Mary Harvey, J P 2 Taylor, Chorallier Hal!, Wm F Thurman, James flays, Thomas Tucker, Henry Harmon. G W ‘Pucker, William Hadky. Joshua Thompson, J S Hays, Richard D Threlkela, Tally M Hanimal, Sara'l ‘l’hompson, C Hall,Dr. J B Thomas, Theophiloua i Hudson, Ashburr Thornton, G II Hudson, Isaac E Tooke, Mary E Hill, Waid Thompson, John F Hanley, Douglass Thompson, E R Inslec,CT ‘Purrentine. Harriet Irons, Handy Urquhart, David VV 2 ! Jackson. Wrn Vinson, Wedcy Jimt-s, Krancis 8 Vm*.t.,C F. Jackson, Burrell VViliiarnß, Bur! 2 j Jones, Sarah Wells, John B Junks, C B Dr. VVVst, Caroline F Jones, Miss A C Wiggins, Rebecca Jones, Win Williams, James J Jordan, Wm Wadsworth, VVilev F King, Dr. VV Williams, John W Kirksey, FF Wearer, VViUon Kelly, John W Watson, Anthonv A ; Kerr, John, L 4 Wilson, Francis M Knight, T Ti Wiley, George Kent, Sarah Webster, Wm T Kerr Mrs Ann L Walker, John Key, Miss Camella Williams, Edwin C Lanier, Henry West, Charles LoyJ, Thomna W'ynn, ThomaaC Lynch, Mrs M VV right, Jam*s *2 lyewis, Col.P L ‘ VVhigham, S A Lewis, Jacob G Wolf, Mena London, Mre Waul, C H Laygormor. A Wita-n, Nancy Love, Susan or Catherine, WineberJv, AnnC i Scrv n?s Wi 11 ars, 11 en ry Lewis, Mrs Ann B 2 Wise, Mertdith ta-nard, Mise N P VViiliams, R Lowad,Jameß VVing, Andrew’ Larcrnero, Anna WVddiugton, Elizabeth Lyons, Mrs. R VVilkermn, James D Land, J F Wheaton, Charles Lamb, Green Warsham, Thomae Ivfiwerv, Lewi? Williams, Joel Lilly, Sirs Francis A Ware, Thom. Langford, John T VV Vs-. Laura Jane Lamb, Alexander VVniker, Mary Ann Mason, Francis Williams, Sarah Morris, Vnshts Watkins, J T Morrel, John Welch, Thomas Maguirk, John U VVinsberlv, Jamt-s Martin, Wm it Wcb-ter,‘William T .’Ways, M J Williams, J A B Monghon, A G Welch, Elizabeth Muslin, Jhhn F Winn, Jam- I Morris, John F Wells. J B Morris, Dr. A P Wilaou, Laurinia S Marks, R r P Wvmi,.iohn Martin, Rufus P Whitten. W Moose, Frederick Young. Y J M Morris, John S Young, Mary Meet, Dolphus Young, F S Minguard, John J Yarborough, R C Mon ore, Wm II Zuber, Persons calling for any of the above letters, will please say tic’V ate Hd -ented. J. A. L. LEE, P. M. April 12, 1833. TO TEACHERS. #TIIE undersigned offers for sale, the CUTHBEKT MALE INSTITUTE. ! Towiy net hi np of the present jvrosperoue sfnt<* oi ! this Institution, it* location i*ul future prospect.- ; cannot bo surpassed, n equalled, by any iu the j State. For particulars cpplj to A. L. O'BRIEN, Principal. S April 12—15w4t (•EORftIA, t Cor rt or ordinary, of covk- Rnndolpk county, j tv, April Term, 1*53. Tons T. McLENIKDN, Guardian of Simeon P. Turner, peti tion* this court for letters of dhinisioii from hi- aaid guar dianship: Oniered that all persons having objections tile iheia on or before the July Tenn of this court next en.-uiiiff, otuerwise said letters will be then and there granted. April 12— w3m O. P. BEALIa, Ordinary. sale.—On the first Tuesday in June next, will * -be sold in Culhbert, Randolph county, u neuro man named Peter, about fifty yenrt’ of Hold ni tin- property of the minors oftfol. Graves, docmused, hy order of ihe court or Ordina ry of said coonty. ILGRAVEiGoiirdiaft. April Utowttfa GEORGIA, I Court or onmxAP.Y or said couk- Randolpln county, ( tv, April Term, 1853. TAMES 4 \V. COLLINS, admlni-trstor of NJCollins, late of mid county, deceased, petitions this court io grant him loners ;f dismiMion from his as id administration, and it rppcarinK that judd estate has been billy administered : Ordered that all persons ; file their objections. If any they have, on or before the November j Term ofthin court next ensuing, otherwise said administrator j will be then and there dismissed. i April 12—wfim O. P. BEAU. Ordinnrv. GEORGIA, Court of Ordinary, f Jlnscogte county, ) April Term, 1853. RULE A*/ SI. i WHEREAS, Wm.N. Nelson, administrator de bonis non on V ▼ the eslntn of John Ligffin, deceased, having applied for j letters of dismission from -aid administration : It is ordered that ! all persons concerned sh.-w cause, if any they have, whv said { administrator should not be dismissed nt the four: of Ordinary lo | be held iu and lor aald county oil the first Monday iu November | A true transcript from the minutes of snid court. April 4, 1853. | _Colnnhua. April 12—wbm JNO. ordinary. I GEORGIA, ) Court or Ordinary, ! ncogi*e ronnty, ( April Term, 1853. RVLE A7 SI. \\THEREAS, Win. N. Nelson, administrator on the estate of j ; * Augustus Peabody, deceased, having applied for letters of , dismission from said administ ation :ft is ordered that all per sons concerned, shew cause,if anv ihev have, why said adrnbi ! iMrator should not be dismissed at the Court of Ordinnrv to be heUl iu ami lor said county on the first Monday in November ’ A true transcript from the minutes of snid conr. April 4 1833 : April 12 wfiin JM..O UN SON. Ordinary. 1 TWO months alter date, 1 ahull apply In the ! i Court of Ordinary of Randolph enuntv h*r itmve to sell the ! negroes belonging to Timothy Pitman, deceased, late or said rnnn ■ lV l_ April 12—wSm A. A. PITMAN, Adiu'r. PRESENTMENTS 1 Os the Grand Jury of Early county, March Term , 1853. , \SJ Ibe Gr.'iid Jurors of the county of Early, for March j'erm ft 1853, a! the close ol our services, beg leave to slate, and : mukethe following General Presentments : ’ We find the public buildings of the county in ns good order i u:d conditiun as circumstances will warrant. e would i-ecotumeiKl that the window* to the jnll bo so rc ? i p ored as to prevent the admission of such iustrumen’s t \* luiuht } be usd in break in? jail, and which ills possible t< prevent. U c 1 | think more attention shuld be paid to keeping it iu •• deanlv ; manner, so as to have it as comfortable as such a place can be f made by renovation. he allow the Tax Collect or of 1852 in settlement with the .State Treasurer, and s>o,c3 in settlement with the countv Treasurer, making 37,Ut ior bis insolvent list. Also, we nierKl the remission of taxes charged on certain persons o. color returned by the Receiver as uominal slaves oi 11. i;r> rollier t*am.ue! Gainer and -Vary Hayes, xs they arc valueless, o ud should not have been returned by tii- Receiver on this account, i In relation li* a tax for Poor School purposes, we recommend | ; he Interior Court to a.iopt the report of ibe Ordinary ot the coun ; t} herewith annexed, aud recommend the assessment ot ton jkt ; State tax us die county for the present year, for auch ! U c find ibe rcords 'ftbe -Superior and Inferior courts kept in j a correct and proper manner, the writing plniu arwl legilde, and | ron.'cts much credit ujs>n thecierks of the roufri” VWtind the books ot the county Treasurer kept neatly aud ) correctly, and fiji in the hands oj the Treasurer the sum y! 44 5 80 I In rule ranee to the evils ot tho traffic iu ardent spirits nresent i 1° >r body, we have to any, that none can deplore’the evil*, arising iroro an abuse or the use of ardent spirits more than v. e du. hut we Uavcour doubts whether legislation on tlie <:> will conduce to tlie reformation rtelr.-l, or whether me I- i/i.ie tfire tins tlie right, whilst the constitution stands as it now does to Interfere with the individual right* nt riii.-ens upon this sub ject; hut whatevei tne legialature ehidl adjudge i„ l„. ae.uue 0) special eniu-mient, as good ciiiam- nnd sworn jurors, r w Ii enforce, until rue isedbj the judiciary or by n-ne,l. It the legis lature shall determine In etiomit the question f “l,nnw."or ‘-.No I.ii km-k o the citizens of each militia disiri-i, we accord to every man the right to vote according to the dictates in Ids own toolings and interest; tull.v convinced that it istlie d„tv of the :. g a-ure to make laws, and of the tirand Juries iu the dis, hao-e oltheir proper duUe* o enforce them, any expression of. .pin ion hv way ol lorestalling legislation or manufacturing public i.pin mu upon legislative subjects, we do not conceive In be ihe pro mice of a tiraml Jury, while as citizens, wc stand ready to do an; thingrousislem with principles that will advance the"cause ot moral**, law and order. T> hi* Honor Judge Perkin*, we lender our acknowledgment* for the ability, dignity and courtesy w ilh w hrii he luwlschara <1 his official duties during th* present term ; and tender the same to Solicitor Lyon, tor his energy, promptness aud courte sy to thu body. WILLI \M CASTLEBERRY, Foreman. L esley Sbeffiekt, James Buchannau, John Chancy, a o VsJr ** Joseph Speight, Chas. F. Bern is, A- K. Kansout, Joshua Harris, H. F. Grist. g*,. V y- Holmes, Joseph A. Johnson, Josiab Vin Con, James H. Wade. Alex. Marshall, .'■olninoii Heel.ham. Upon the request of the Grand j ur>i it is ortlpr< . tl thol thf . foregoing presentment* be published in the Columbus Times (mil Sciittm-!. JNO. LYON. Sol. Ocncrnl. A true extract from ihe minutes of Early Superior court. March j term, 1853. IHOAIAS B. ANDREWS, Clerk. April 12—wit < ®l3iS3§t RADWA r-.S REA DY RELIEF. RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. RAD WAYS READY REGULATORS. The use of which will in ail cases Instantly stop pain, quickly cure disease, and always prt cent sickness. K.vnWAV’s KKADy KRLIEF. The moment It i applied it w ilt relieve the sufferer trom tho most torturing paiii.j ITS TWO ACTIi.NH Its Primnry actif-n is to allay pain—to neutralize the effects of a diseased action—for if f her** was uo cause there w ould be no effect-*, uo diseased deposits or unheuilhy irritations, tin re wouli be no pain. Us secondary action is to remove the cause itself and t > relieve tho syntera trom all foreign matters, and entirely cure ail com plaints herein enumeraU*!. EXTERNAL PAINB. The moment it is applied externally, it stops ull pains. IT CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Tic Doloreux, ‘.’our, .Sprainsand Strains, Distorted Limbs l'..ralysJ=. Sick Headache, Painful Swellings, i.N A FEW HOURS. Internal Pains. Dinrrhrea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera, ('hills and Fever. Pains in the KoweK Cramp* and Spasms. Heart Burn —6’our Stomach. A few drops of Rad way*B Ready Relief wiil in-t&ntlv allay the most violent irritations, cleanao the stomach trm and, cheek the moat dia reftmg discharges, enliven ami invigorate Yvitb x* artnth, strengthen and viaor the cold cramped and shrivelled extremities, and protect the svslem irom nil ami h •- demlc poisons. ‘ ‘ p SICK HEADACHE. — R. R. Relief wj) stop ihe most dis tressing sick headache inn lew minut.es. .YF. CKALGIA.~ R. K. Relief will instantly relieve the suf ferer from the moat excruciating paroxysms ot Neuralgia. The quick action of Jl. R. K. Remedies. Is one of tin* most important discoveries in Medical science; no sooner are they applied to the painful part, <> r taken into the ms tem efllicte*! with disease, than they telegraph their pain reliev ing aud health restoring influences to all parts of the d.soased body. Th > are prepared from the active properties of MedutnaLs. Notbiiig inert or useless enters their composition. Radian}'* Ready Regulator *. Are prepared from the active principle of Medicinal Gums. Roots, Herbs, Plant*and Balsam". 5o that R. It. Regulafo.rU equal in point of jowerto lour *r five of common cathartic or vegetable pill**. They arc mild and pleasant in their operation, regulating tin? action of the bowels, liver, skin, nnd all other fnsrana. Ladies* will fine Radw-MjN Ready Regulators a irieudly regulator of the female system. CHROXIC COSTIfEXT.SS.—A popular gentleman in this city well known to Druggists throughout!!!*’ V. States, had not enjoyed the luxury of a natural discharge from the bowels lor twenty-five years without the aid of drastic purgatives, which had almost borne him down to the grave, until he commenced tic use of Rad way’s Regulators. He first took four per day for a week, then one every day until the whole organization became regulated. He has now hi- regular evacuation.-, and has not tak en a particle of medicine for six months. RA DWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. I’CRIFIES, IIf.NOVATF.S AND RESOLVES. THE 81/KJD IT PURIFIES. THE SYSTEM IT RENOVATES. IT RESOLVES AWAY FROM THE BODY ALL DISEASED DEPOSITS. ITS QUICK .ICTHI.V.-Xhn moment ibis powerful Renu vator of the blond, nnd Resolver of Disease is taken i.io the body, it commences its work ofcleansing anti purifiretion. Itones That are rotten with poisonous and diseased deposits, are made -mind and whole by its action. RAD RI.OOI). —BIokJ that has become impregnated with corrupt humors and poisonous admixtures, is quickly cleansed und purified, and made clean nnd healthy. DISEASED OROAXS. —Organs that have been deranged and prostrated, and rendered incapable of performing their na tural functions, are suddenly invigorated and strengthened,and enabled to perlbrm their natuial duties. It regenerates every organ ami member of the body; it makes nounu, healthy and strong nil weak, diseased and unsound parts. W eakness in Male or Female is quickly cured, nnd the de bilitated vnd emaciated made strong, y igorous ami healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in man, or disease* ol eitlier on*- or rnon- ot the generative organs, is quickly removed, and the body restored to a healthy and sound condition. Low Spirits — Xkkvoi sse*s. — lnwomen,the numerous com plaints and ailments which cast such gloom over their spirits, a tew doseiMt the Renovating Res!vent w ill qv:i.*kly remove and the most nervous, gloomy and depressed, feel healthy, strong and happy. SAJ. J ‘KHFA M.-Tho most obstinate ra.v sos Salt Rheum will yield to :hu Renovating Resolvent. One gentleman who supposed that this complaint was hereditary in iiis fatnii\, and had been afflicted with Suit Rheum since his birth, wi:s eunai by the. use of n lew bottles of the Renovating Resolvent, and tht poisonous Rheum entirely eradicated Irom his system. Rail wav's Renovating Resolvent, is sol*l lo Druggists generally. R. r: R. OFFICE, 102 FULTON ST ,'N. YORK. ‘ .V. B.—Look t*r the signature of JtADIVAV tt. on each bottle. K. K. R. is sold by Druggists everywhere. For sale by K. CARTER, Columbus, Ga. and J. F. WOODBURY, April 12—wl; Haniili-:i, Ga . KASE’S PATENT PUMFS. IUST arrived, a lot of Kase’a Patent Pumps of various sizes manufactured expressly for Southern use-a few of whirl are not yet engag<*d. Those desirous us <btainii g cue should apply immediaitely nt Ml r S TIAX UMO TVS stag*- } ard. Foi id l purposes to which u pump is applicable,these -stand unequal Its!. ColmnbUH, Feb. 2 -Iwflt* WrQUKKAgent. Rich & Co.’s Salamander Safes, At Manufacturer's Price*; Freight only added. IN no i: stance have these safes failed in preserving their con tents, in the fiercest fire:'. The price of a safe, from fifty do - lors upwards, is but a small premium of insurance on valtiubh Books and Papers, against Fire and oth r accident’*, tor a series of years. For sale by HALL MOSF.B, A/arch 22 —w3m ('olumhus. t-eorgia. New Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper Manufactory fPHE undersigned have opened a store on Broad street, onpo X site Hid *£. Dawson’s old stand, w here they are prepared t* lurnish very thing iu their line of business. They have a large assortment of Utovus on hand, including every vnruty of ekape end patter*, t'&~ Tiu Koofiug und Guttering, neatly oxecoU-d. Feb>~-4w3u C, SALVO fe CO, FAMILY GROCERY. C. OGLETREE, Ogtathorpe Street, opposite fientiickr Hone, “lIETOULD say to Ha Irionc!-, that he hat* received a v \ fine assortment ol FAMIL Y FOR I Hfc* CITY TRADE, viz : Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Sugar Hams. Sugar cured Beet, Leaf I • and. Lamp Oil, Brandies, Gin, Wlii-key, Runt. W ines, < ider. Mackerels, Sugar, Rio and Java Coffee.', Tobacco, Fowder nud Shot and various other articles to* inmeroua to mention. Columbus, Ga., Marc h 3 w3 a Look at This! T FORFWARN a 1 persons -.-.. in tr: !;.§• /or two prorrisv-ry 1 notes made by lue pay ante to P, Coptlin, i.-oih given <n the thirteen h day ot March. 18:3; o„ t i. . ir l.pudreti aou ii iv dollars in de jm> able the thiHe.-;nh c!n\ of AprllflexY * th#ot r h for our hum'red and flf yr o bus made twenty ruth nay of Dereinlter next, bearing inter- .-a from dal*.’ The ipbi.sid **r;tl'on for , tiu*h Uk-m- mries wi-rt- tivt-j* liatiiir ;;i" ; ■ (!. 1 am u ! lermirwit not ‘•> p y Irom unlo-, comp, Hid 1 v m w . Ummahmclicc, April 5-wli* uANIn. HORTON. D. B. ‘ HOMPiON & CO , (AT THE SIGN OF THE HEART,) Below llill, Dawson Jfc Cos. T''lN , Cupper, Shwt Iron, Steam Bout work, ail m.innM i of Gulli': -, I’iping, Conductors and Rooting done lo order, substantially and \%arraulcd. Nov- S 48—if B. F COLT MAN HAB returned lo Oolnaihu. und rcsuiwd He use ol Urn TROUKU-is prepansi lo dnllfllcK WullK, iilmi, or ornamental PL AST F. RING wilh dispatch. Just received r.nd for wile, FRESH THOMASTON LIME, FLATTER OF PARIS AND CEMENT. i r-‘ rt . iitffi. iu iia.’.dred bu.-heU ol cow h*lr. ! 1 olnmb.is. Ga- February lft— Bw3m FOR PHILADELPHIA. THE V. 6. Mali Si.amstup STATE OF OMOH f'wdk OM ]vc Savannah His following Wcdamb-y to Philadelphia : Or-,: l: and 7ilih,January ISflhand 2f,lh, Fcbruarv •>;’ M * 'h and iiSd. April r.il, mid 21th, >:aj 4lh and i;..; I *,’ n< *> s ; yteanwship n ,, w building, in every icspect Jri t;.kc her place in the line dur line 6 ni ’ al 1 ° &uu witli the Georgia make a weekly t ft ■'*’ Thio ship hag been built w:ih the strictest regard tn the sa.'-fy and comfort, ami Imr accf.rnmodn tic.ni tor pe>seturer9 are uiwurj ihssei! by :ho-e oi any other steamship on tl #* cost. 1 ora to Philadelphia Cos ; G.rough to New Y-rk $ 5; Steer -O r FAY, -Agents. Savannah. _lhc 4--49wtf HPRRYN v MART N. Phih.delfoh SMITH AND BROTHER, DEALERS IN DOMESTIC IP R n;D lC E AND PROVISIONS, OF 4LL KINDS, No. 299 Dnnnr strop!, Yrff York Solicit Sniilhmi lird.rs liirlhemme; wlm will pack and ship pi the best manner, and sell nt liie lowe.d cash I r e.- .. , , , a a smith, V Y r'k. lnu. 2‘.1. 1'5'1.-fov.ln, J F. SMITH. Metallic Burial Cases. fTMJESE CD.-V-* have i>cvn univereaMy approved wherever ■ ,7 hev are much fuperiorto those*of wood, and Smrlu ni"('l’n M * ,U ‘ ln>i, l u ' s :,ii u “ >s qua lilies so desirable in a Metal, bul principally 1 Id y are thoriMiglilv enamelled inside and out. and thus made impervious to mrand inde.druciib.’c, and can be sold at about Uu; rates oi covered coffins. Thepultlic are iuvM ( j tt> call nnd examine them for them -• \<*s, and at a gun o they will seethe grant advantage of thin article over an> *:lier ever offered to the public. <-.>Himbus, heb.ja—w.vtwCin SAM Ml' s fc ROONEY. Piiiios Taasd aad Repaired! i<-ggi „ „ 9iF, iuider-ignthl tnke pleasure in annnuncing fcl'r72>.'is£J IV - 1 1 ; !| n- puhllc Kcncrally. lhat Tlwlft/ th f s hhr.-ohlmntd the -4._Tvicc.of F. 11. I.DJIM, ;i , , , 1 who, r.,1 ... veral Jim-s |i:l. has been Trscii, tc ui irad- l ; lel,ruled >, hiolislmu min p.-iris. Vr. liiimm come {“ *-H re.--.mm,.|fcla! m,. Aral wc nr,- prepared mi ■!, m'lm.ei' 1 “'tv’T Xv'oa? ‘'j ‘ rc l” liri,, e- ..* the m.> 11 nr dnne h, Mr. Kmntu, he ieC-it u Ii- h- will diec’ eulirV rall'.rnr linn. Ail order- addre.- cd In R'uittklkcy & Cos., or Trim-i . I ease, will meet with prompt attention . , v , t , WHITT LSF.Y At CO. (■■olnmtnM. Pph, lv- \wfi yvT TilT AX & Prt A NT. FAIR NOTICE. i LL prrsona are )*ereb> orewa*ned airainst trading with or , r <‘dmnK any per-ou wiir.iever ou my account, ciiber u l-.R.-cmor Adlnu.l lrn'nr.fiu.ir.l.rmnr dlh-rwuc, !„r „ Ihinjr at all : ns I mn ne;, r ound no! In pay mre ncconn-s, or for any Untie, i Reepi n. n._, own coniractii.i; :rt.!n U,!-. dan ,fiih*r hem or el-ev.l ere, exw ; I ;,l p.uces where ih: made su. h nrrann ments. I regrat h.v. oigto rcs*rt to this me bu* c reumM? icy S deu.nml It. ISAAC T. I.yBISBON. Columbus, March Iff—(irlt&wnt W. Mi’DiCAL NOTICEc*. PERFUMERIES, d;c. SPRING AKD SUMMER STOCK. rS JIOSicbSLIS® HR- R. A. WARE, S3 !S “°' v mreivinc a much lanrcr sipph- rnnn ha I ever been *do re offered in thi market. Ail wi hing a to purchase pure and unadulterated articles iu thu will do well to call and examine. nv v?". r ' R J? n }’’ OLD PORT AND MADEIRA H laL, lor Medical pui| oser, to Iv I : and t,f R. A. WARL’S Drug Store. PERFUMERIES AND COSMETICS .-Lnhi™, and unzuiuH-swrlcd varietii-, for rale by K. A. WAKE. LONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE—Very host quality. For sale by K. A. WARE. P/.VE se ,ARS AND CHOICE CHEWING TO. F.ACCO, can be had ol R. A. WARE. TII RLE HUNDRED SWEDISH LEECHES, just received and lor rale by R. A. WARE. LRI SUES A A D BROOMS ol every kind, forsale by R. A. WARE. WINDOW GLASS, from 8 by 10 to 20 by 24. for sale , , „ . R. A. WARE. I o!umbus,fen., April 2, R53-w4.twly DRUGS ARD MEDICINES, A T flf E II I. IT E 1) Rl’ (} STORE, Broad Street , Columbus, Georgia. 2 JrsT recc-ved from New York and P. iladelphfat, n Jarpo &y? •'Wppiy of raleei Veui-im -*. ol pure awj se!ic? < A and I- \tract?, for ralenl the low* ?i market prices /-si* and warranted to ftivu* entire satifactiou or we shall count it no pale. Physn-.inns’ country hill* and plantation medicine* pat np oa Uu m>M U’rins; **v<-rv a::* ?iif n will be pa and lo their quality, utid they will ho -curelv a <1 specdilv * :ick-l nnd forwarded. ~ t l-'M R A PKAKOPY, Hrcs^ist*, - •’ •’ • •.’ t e A'gra end Mortar. Pure Medical Wines. I V' 7 - I>OKT ;:i i l ‘ r .-o.ilj lor y.id-.cti •.I.ryofos. for sn'e at the 1 . , rlm Hrsr So re, Mnrrh g-wfcwly r t PBABnPY. Mexican Mustang Liniment. \T No v York J,ri. VYo l-'i’ ■■ just r. ccbcd a lanre Involoo ol Ihe above excellent luedi ;i; to fee at the mauu.ac turer V.price?. Gall at tb liJ IF. DHL<; STORE, Paint3 and Oils. I)L’ItE and Gc.na Lead. Liiiwcd, I amp er.d Machinery O k, for c :.le ••heap -••t the Blur Drug Store, *> GK9NK.K PEABODY. Dr. Thomas Hcxey, /} HAS united with him in the practice of VeUiciitcard its colJuteral branches his son, DR. BRICE A. HOXEY, w iio bns had charge t-f.*: Miifmry Hospital in Mexico atd the Marine Hospital at Acapulco on ibe I'acfic lor two year#; do.- intr w iiich t ine he mih-i -sfully jierlormed come of the me-', oiffl cuito}stratious in Si rokky. 1 hey feel competent o attend to nil cases in Med loin* Bar ,'erv. &c„ and J3v offer their services lo the pubil* < oiutninis. April I —lYv.'ltn - Brs. WOODRUFF & TRACY. q Dr. M VVnODRrFK would rcspcct üby ttx r rtrvtic-j to a# l"’ that be has assi c tifed wi ii him iuthe practice t.i Mi-i.v-'?;e, Ir. i>. Tl V, a ijeistic neu 4YI large tx^o- DRS. WOODRUFF & TRACY, Wiil r.ttend nii cl- in their pr fess:ou punctually. Cob Mil’"-, mrif■b.r.- V 3:r. 1 DH H. M. CLTC ELLY HOM CEO PA THIC PI! YSI CIA X. 7 t’l 1.1 fi;i.\ I'.-ii.U-s u.s prof r a-n.-i 1 .--n ice- l. t’frctll. vU&y z.'ii- I olumbu- I.U \ icittuy. tic u: uiwuis bv-i(w.ltt XU t hi? oflio ■■n I'-.Md rtct, iwu .-■or.- Muvetle aU 4-2 h Bank of-St. .Miirj’s.or Jl i_. .u P.T. -rli'c’ rt-;.. arc, ■n g>lhcr|w airn-l. <V:.,t rr 13, Iriar twnu lIYDHAL'LICS. IIYOBAULIC BASIS, FOUNTAINS, AM) AQUEDUCT?, ON IMPROVED lUA.NS, FITTED UP WITH DISPATCH, am> nritAitti.trv WARKwrr.o. ey a. McQueen, March 16—twGw* Oglethorpe Hotsf, Co-umbue. KEIUUNED. C T. CUSHMAN, D. D. S. g--—-7~ HAS returwl from New York, where he critical’* Suspected, in i af-s’ v&rioiitDental l.aborstoru s.sntre of the walk th.l be done, and y* .ailed I iD'.Si-lt oi addi uoiuU mean# to execute the Mine ai'fes wih tlisraUb. Also, to operate o \ the teeth, wilh his usual Care and finish. Over Foster & Purple’s Jewelry Mere. S'o. 00 Broad Street. Columbus, January, 7—twii