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Richelieu. —Who that has ever seen this fine play, and has trot anything of a memory, hut ‘•(‘collects the beautiful sentiment which the author makes Richelieu utter when addressing the yo ul, g man whom he had selected as the hearer of an important message: Richelieu. —‘Young man, he blithe! for note me, from the hour you grasp that packet, think vonr guardian star rains fortune on you Prirncoix. —‘lf 1 tail!’ Richelieu. —‘Fail! fail! In the blight lexicon of youth, which fa to reserves for a glorious manhood there is no such word as—rut.! [ From the Savannah Republican. 1 MOWS FROM EUROPE. AKKIVAI. OF THI-: HERMANN. Xew York. <Xt-. .*><. —The sttnnmliip Tlrt-iitanii, from Southampton, v Lritf pM), with date* to the I2ih font, hs Arrived. Cott.ev. Ti c of’ three days, were 7.200 bale* at £to sdadvane* Qno.ntioit- ;■ follow : Fair Origin 12 Good Middling 11 Fair I ’ |*lhiul 11 J Good Yfiddliiigdn 1 <•[ ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC. Nkav York, tM, 3n.-~The unship Arctic has arri- ■ Ned at this port from Liverpool v. ith dates to the 19*!i inPt. | There was a good demand i-r f*HoB Kt Liverpool at stif- j ter rate#—the sales of the tHi*** day previous to her sail ing amounting to 20,000 UiFe. Quotations unchanged. Flour had advanced Is. Gd. Tin- cfiiu market wai dull. < -onsols do- and at ‘J! i a 9 1 \. Trade at Manchester was sifehtly improved. Commer cial advices from India are r< vad*T as favorable. Political 1 nUll i genet • War on the Danube aod the < .<spian Sea in inevitable. J ( iurtshicort', it i Gated, bn** no authority to commence , hostilities, make jieaee, “• m rVc'-uak- the Principalities, j Austria and Prussia have recalled their subjects from the 1 Turkish service. fliere is much agitation in Italy. Second Despatch. New York, Oct 30.—Tin Lou.lon Post ys hostil- ! ities are inevitable. < -ts has replied to the Turk* 1 i-.h summons that he has n< p uer f., commence hostili ties, make peace, or evaluate the principalities. The Sultan replied that he would commence hostilities if the principalities* were not t-va noted by the 2.7 th. The Czar, on receiving the declaration of war from Turkey, wore he would wage u war of extermination. It is supposed the war will commence in Georgia or on the Black Sea. Gen. Pndciewifeh has taken ••.mmjNtid of the Russian tin tli** .7tii October the combined Heels were advan cing on Constantinople. Auetri;* and Prussia remain neutral. Great preparations are making in the French Navy Yards. The .lapan expedition has’retnrtmd from Jeddo, having m t with ; friendly reception. Com. Perrv had deliver* ed the President's letter and is to return in the spring for an answer. \ battle between the Russians and the Circassians has occurred, resulting in heavy loss on each >idc. ’! iic difficulties with the English operatives continue, i • Preston Mills have closed. 2.7,00 P persons are idle. Colton in some cases has advanced I 16 JJioe is quiet. CmnnuTcirtl. COTTON STATEMENTS. sglf i v y .ffjli | H Am k 1! U If T 1M II h .i£ •*- *■£-"<-■ : r 1 5 J day. 1M52. * 22'J fiiCC 8701,1280018651 BIT ->71210094 1*53. * 13 3:t02 1120917554 1.751’ 872210276 7187 | Com uwrs, Nov. 5. J he Cotton market for the week has been quiet hut I hr in, and all of 3,000 bales changed bauds nt prices ran* giug Irom 1 t) 10 cents, the lower qualities here as in ; other markets are tin* least sought after. We quote : Inferior, ; < Ordinary, 7 a 7 L I/w Middling, 7£ a 7* : Middlings 8 a 8$ ; Strict Middlings, 8$ a ft* ; frond Middlings, 8 34 a It; Middling Fair, 9j a 9£ - Fair 10. (hfAHRKsTO.X, \ov. 3. ‘The sales of Cotton for the week comprise 7,400 j hales. The mark- i done** at 1-4 cent advanced on last | week’s prices. The receipt# of th week amount to I 6,850 bale®, and the stock on hand evolutive of that on : shipboard i® 17,940 bales. Nhw OkljK \ .\B, Nov. 3. The sales us Cotton on Wednesday were 5,000 bales, i The better qualities atv scarce, and the market is firm. Dxcrrask tx Ri-.i lists—The decrease iu the re- j eeipts at all the porta, ns compared with last year, amount ; to 105,000 bales. Nkw York, Nov. 1. The Cotton market to-day wn firm, with sales of j 2,2.70 bale®. Nr.w Oklkans, Nov. 1 On Thursday morning the Cotton market wae active, | and up to noon 4,000 hale.® changed hands. Middlings | was quoted at. 9 to 9 1-4 cents. The Cotton market continued active during the en tire day of Tuesday, and the total salt* reached 0,500 j bales. Prices, however, were unchanged. The receipts on Tuesday were 5000 bales. Corves.—Rio CoiVv t'to-day was more active, and during tlu* past three days upwards of 5,00 b bags hart been sold, principally al 10 1-2 cents per pound. (’if \RLKSTON, NOV. 1. The sides of Cotton on Tuesday sven- 8.70 bales at ex tremes ranging from vS tw 10 1-4 cents. Prices con tinue as formerly quoted. Savannah, Nov. *2. Cotton.—There was a good demand for this article j to-day, which resulted iu the sale of 746 hales at the j following particulars: 6at 6 1-4, 6at 6 1-2, 2at 7 1-4, 6 at 7 1-2, 4 at 7 3-4, 34 at S 3-8, S at S 1-2, 67 at K 5-8, 115 at 8 3-4, 230 at 9, 44 at 9 1-S, 6S at 9 1-4. 73 at 9 1-2, 15 at 9 3-4 31 at 10, and 7 hales “.lethro” at 12 cent. Prices have advanced slightly. The mar ket closed very firm. Savannah, Oct. 31. Cotton—There was a lair demand to day, the sales foot ing up 729 bales rft prices ranging from 81 to 91 cents. Nkw York, Oct. 210. The Kales of cotton in the New York market for the past three days amount to 7,200 bale#, at ail advance of from 4 to iol a cent. Fair Orleans is quoted at 12 cts ; Good Mid dling at 11 eta.; Fair Upland at 111 cts.; and Good .Mid dling Upland at 10# cR Nkw Oki.kans, Oct. 30. On Saturday the cotton market was dull, and operators were awaiting the foreign steamer’s accounts. The sales •At the week amount to 10,000 hales. Low Middling is quoted at 81 cts., and Strict Middling at 9 to 91 cents. Decrease in the Receipts—The decrease in the receipts at all the Southern port®, as compared with last year, amount to one hundred and eighty thousand bales. CITY OFFICERS. £& ’ ALEXANDER M. ROBINSON announces him self as a candidate lor te-olection to the office of Deputy Marshal in January next, Oct 29—tde V E are authorised to announce the name of JOSEPH KEMRERT as a candidate for Deputy Marshal iu the ensuing election in January next. Oct llw&twtd Hare authorised to announce Mr. JOHN D ARNOLD as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, at me election in January next. A'lgust J 7, ISjy. ‘ tde. tit* GEORGE GI'LLEN is a candidate for Marshal at the ensuing January election, and will be supported by Aug. 10, w&twte MANY VOTERS. SPECIAL NOTICES. COl \TY OFFICERS. WH are .mthori-ed to announce the nameo! DAN IEL J. REES i! v a enndklate for the office of Receiver of Tax returns of Muscogee county,nt the election in January next. Nov I—tde \VE are requested to announce EZEKIEL WALTERS a candidate tor Tax Receiver of Muscogee county, at the enduing election in January next. Nor I—tde WE are authorised to announce FRANCIS M. BROOKS a candidate lor Sheriff of Muscogee county, at the election in January next. Columbus, Oct 18,I85J.—wmde ~ Maj. L. J. HARDIN is a candidate tor Clerk of the Supenor (.ourt oi Muscogee county. Flection lirec Monday m January next. Oct IS- it announces -himself as a candidate . Jor rmenn ot Muscogee County, at the election in January next. Oct. 15—w&twtde. HO.MKR V. MULKEY will f* n candidate tor l ax Collector of Stewart County, in January next. Lumpkin, Oct. 15—wit STUPHFN PARKER announces a candidate- ior the office of Tax Collector of Must'Ogec countv, nt the enduing t lection in January next. Oct j ( KT WK are authorised lo adnounce TJIOMAf? : CIIAFF INa candidate for Tax Collector oi Muscogee ; county at the ensuing election in January next, j < ‘olumbuH, Ga., October 11 —■wA-.iwtd'* S HENRY Vl. HARR IS, bet ter kn* >vv n u® Drummer . riarri.-, announce® f imself aa candidate for Coroner of • Muscogee county at the enduing election in January next. WE arc authorized to announce EDWARD BIRD SONG a candidate for re-election to the office oi Clerk i Superior Court of Muscogee county in January .ic.-a. f olumbus, Oct 11—uni twtd j WE ar* authorised to announce ANDREW P. j J< CNKS, Esq. as a <*ar.ditiale fcr re-election for (‘Jerk of j the Interior .Court ot Muscogee county, on the fir*! Mon* j day iu January next.wlc- WK are authorised to announce JAM ES M. : HUG II E S a caudidjitc- for Sheriff of Muscogee eoun |tv Flection first Monday in January next. Coluinbu®, Aug. 20, 1853.—w&fwtd WE are authorised to announce DAVID J. BAR- j BER as a i aididate for Clerk of the .Superior Court of Muscog*e County, at the ♦ ieition in January next. June 25, 1853—w&twte. CUi.i.AMBUS PRICES CURRENT. ! HA<; S |NU-Kelck> t* ?*1 <& *• j India *- 13 ® I i d. ope yii *. ® io i 1 BAfXN—Hum* til- W (4- 15 Hide* yib io ii ; rtbouideri* -.yiti 0 <& 10 PORK—Neil yi’ BKTTKK ..y lb 20 1% 25 i CIIKF.SK y ib 15 (gi j cAsriNKH y ib @ a ! COFFEE—Riu y lb II 12# Jmvh yib 12 ® 10 CASni.r.f*— yib 50 flft Wax y ib - 00 HUr yit 30 & Tallow ylb IS cs, go KFATHERS ylb 4o r 45 ; KlSH—Mackerel N-j I V bhi 14 0u 111 00 UackerelKo. V bbi 13 ihj darker*! No. 3 IP bbl 11 W’ @ o 00 S'aud y bbll 1“ 00 rq- Herring. V box lOn > _ FLOPR—Western y bbl’ .00 Q r- 00 Canal y bbii 7 50 (a, MOO •iy ybbi *i rni FODDER y lOOlbfc* 75 (*. -u it RAIN —Corn v y bushel 70 & 75 Wheal ybUelKli 1 00 1 23 Oatft y busht! 50 & oO t •iI.AKS y box 225 s 700 GI’NIMW KR ykeU 5 on r. 30 HIDES H IRON—Swede* y K- <&> English y ! 4X LARD y It l24tf<Si M LEAD y!b 9 (at JO j HUE .y bbl{ 3 50 <Ue 4 V 0 MUKASSK9 y ?Ikii 33 4w NAILS y tb ® OlL—Lamp y gallon 1 30 ® 200 Linseed y khlloe 100 000 t rain . .y gallon 73 FAINTS yke 200 <&. 273 PEAS y bunhei 1 3 (: SO RICE ylt 5 03| i SYRKl*—l.eiuon per gallon 125 —i Raspberry y dez tOo @ HALT y Hack shot ybaa ono <& 225 i ho \t* y&, 5 ® : STEEL—Cast y tb .* ( i 22 Lorioan y tb, ID Ainorican y!h 10 (a.— , SUGAR—Ht. Crti:x yib @ New-Drleaue y ft* 7 lo Loai, refined y 11. 12 # 12\ Lump y Ib S 10 I HPIRITB •brand>.Coir ysral MM (4t 4MI American ygai! R ° 100 Peaeb ygJ-b 100 c® 1 02 Apple, ygaf HO & Rl'ii Jamaica, ygal 200 eg 3.’ New Kngtand ygal 45 G 6 50 ! WHISKEY-Irish yg:i! 400 r* —f y gal iOO (3i 800 ! Western y i<a! JO eg;. 40 ClV—Holland yea’ 1.70 & 2 IH) Americios 4 A 5C TALLOW y !! to <* no VINEGAR— yural 37 V; & 5o WlNKH—Mwlrim V*l I -j • I Mi.Tr; ..tf sar I -Ml m 300 | bbainpagne Rask 15 Oi) & 20 00 Malagu ygal 70 & I 00 !V*rt 250 e: 4om 1 Claret i :i •. m Guano S:t p*r botHlr nt lbs. JfAKKIRD, | lu Kandolp county m Tuesday morning thr> 1-t insi , i ( bj ihe Rev. Mr. Ellis. Dr* S\v*\n F. Burn, j i to Mart | : St. Clair, eldest daughter of A. S. Tenniile, i'.Kj. A swe-4 and lovely h**:irt to gain, It lung has been my constant strik- : I've lahoi’d, toil'd, and lived in pain, But now I’ve got a pretty wife. S. ; On tiie 20thinM.,in RuF=el county, Ala., by the Rev ! John Crowell, Mr. A. S. Gt.i;nn, ot Glennvilfc, t - Mi Lvov F. C. Barnett, oi the former place. On the 25th ins!., by the same, :Ylr. Irkv L. Holt to Mies Josr.Piii.NE all of Glennville. Tribute of Respect Aemohy City Liotir (It tun, j Octolier 2ts. l-jit. j It having pleased Divine Providence to call from our ranks our friend and Uxloved soldier, NViuji.a U’ ari:, wc cannot part with our amiable and soldierly friend without expressing our sincere grief and sympathy with tiie rela tives and numerous friends ot the deceased. Therefore be it resolved. That in the decease of priVul.- Nicliolas Ware, the City Eight Guaid have twen unex pectedly deprived ot one of its bright.--! ornaments, and e.-udi of it- iu. inii.-i sos au esteemed and beloved friend. Resolved, That as a mark of our i steem and sorrow for | the deceased. that the members of the corps wear the usual badge of mourning lor unity -lavs; and that t copy ol these resolutions he furnished the city papers. Which wore ; unfftimoitslv adopted. Licit. THORNTON, j Sera. LARI'S, J Corumiu- -. Priv. MI'SGKOVE, ) DIED. 11l Gl. uuville, Alabama, Dr. Lira’s B. Gt.r.xv, in the j 2l:h year of Iris age. Leaves have their time to fall, And flowers wither at the R. -nh winds breath, And stars to set. But all— Thou hast ali seasons for thine own, Oh Death. , Alas he hath come in the early spring time, when the loveliest flowers arc shedding their sweet fragrance all j around, and with his icy breath lia- withered tiie noblest j blossom on the parent stein. Hisearly death lias east a gloom, -ui-li as isrnr.-lv tell, over a . laroe circle of friends and acquaintances, could the svmpa- ! thy”and untiring devotion of denr Iriends during hi-short hut paiuiui illness haveffvuifed any the rr6uk ing hearts and mourning souls would have been hidden to 1 ■weep no more.” As a *>n and brother, he was ever as a son and brother j should hi—ns a friend, lie was one who received and merit ed the love, respect and esteem ol all who knew him. His faults, if anv be had, leaned to virtue's side. He has i left an aching void which can never bo filled. Aged and j -arrow stricken mother! thou who hast seen the idol of I thy soul laid ’neath the cold,cold sod, cease thy sorrowing j and remember the loved ones soul ’‘beyond the grave. Loving and gentle -islets I kind and devoted brother: ‘ though thou mnvst weep, remember that “as to a brother \ thou has been to thy brother.” so will his mingled spirit | watch o’er thyheavoti-bound tairii. Then fare-thee well loved and best one, wc will not mourn for thee. “Green he the tnrl above thee, Friend of my early days ; None knew thee hut to love thee, None named thee hot to praise.” As OLD Fki .vu. I. o. OF O. F . c i : L E B II A T I O \. this city on Saturday . AnadilrcHs will In* deli'tred at JI oVk*ok A. .V. at Temper- | aiu>* Hall, bv brother h\ riiiik J. iiLENN. it. “ • <i* it. (;. 1... i . s. to which ihe citizen* generally, and the Ladies especially, are * The members will assemble at Odd Fellows Hall a! ff; . o'd’k. i A. Mand all traii'iciit Brothers in good staudingure e rdsaUy 1 invited to unite with usin procession and collation. \V. B. HAKRIH, j .1. \. GUIDNKIL YCommittee T. J. BBOOKS, S Columbus. Nov. b—wlDttwlt j Sixty Negroes lor Sale. npliK subscribe r* ha> lug made i <lnuibus a peruianeat T-oiut ! 1 for selling offer fur sale on uccoiuniodatiut* terms . Sixty likely Georgia Negroes, consisting of MEN, 6 OMKX, BOYH. AND GIRLS. .Shall aK be conslnniljr reeeivim t negroes during the n aoti | Hvents emflifed in buyin? in the u{)er part, of Ibis . Eel! and nestis at the *trmr oi From atd Broad streets, atl.w- old stand. Good rederewo civeu. CAmunbu*. No. r— wiwit’ tY. jtf.k A. B. .McAFEiI. LOOK AT THIS! Wanting, AND AS MUCH MORE AS 1 CAN GET. . | j poroi * indebted to the late flrm ol Lf.VVF. t SIMMONS A. that is due are rMpectfttlly requested tn make payment nt an early dits . And those whoae notea will run to maturity by n.e Hr.: of January and after, will pleat-- make arrangement* to pay punctually, or I sb.il be compiled, alter the flftejurth of January next to place iheir notes In the hands of n cn'lecting otticer ‘ ‘I be above notes wilt hr found in the hands of Pleasant 1 , *&tesffl 0f: ”• A - AU, ' n ,n i“^°£bwE. List of Letters, REMAINING iu ’.he ho-[ Office, at Columbia*, i<a,. ol tt.o Ist of Not. ISSH • ■ i Adoliiii, .tirfi Joilv, Mi 1 ipy ■ Alton, John \i John?, JII : Arthur, Nancy .1 nne.**, Jarno- Alien, ih-lila James, A J Holaml, J SI 2 Jones, Elizabeth E Bush, Titos Si J Jones, Mrs M Briton, Mm Kiths, Jackson Bostick, Mary A Knosvlion, Manly t’ Coen , EC * Eotv, Isaac j Bruner, 1) M Eoekarri. A T I Jiigliam, John Long. Paul F Baylis.,l l.arrenee, Ellenard Brown,*. W Lamar, PF j Bearrl.Wiu Levi, Moses I Brown, /ilpliia Lynn, W A : Burt, James Lsach.JM ! Brown, Win T Lowery, Lewis | Mount, James M Jwi.-,'W !’ 2 i Buchanan, Green IsCwiaFß i Barnard, Cathariru- IsewD Min- Mary ; Brunch, .Martha L J.Aster. Zcpiironia Butler, /vbubm Matinaaec A: Bro i Belk, M VinrF, llen.-pa ! Blynn A Baldwin Moton, SS Bn. L M Moor, Tho- w Barch, Jno S Manly. Eliza C Baker, Wiilis- .Maddox, Lewis F ; Browning, Perry Markham, Charles • Brannon, Eliza Murrell, John C Brown, Wm Mongin,S \V Carter. Martha > 2 Martin. Wm R Campbell, Wm 3 Mehaffey .O Cunning, Wm Thos Mcmillen, Jasper ! Collier, J A Morrison, Mary R Cherry, EnK-iinc Morris, Ivy Colclouh. R A VleClting, Geo f’hampkm, l s, p.i*el MeElennv, Dr K k’ Curt!-, G E McCoy, Dicken ’ Coffee, Henry AlcGough, John Clark, Lucy A I’ McCormick, Maty Cox, Thoina- McCullough, James ; Cogniek. Mon> McConnell, Janie- F ! Craig, Parker Mclntire. Deni- Coleina!i,R W McCoy, Jenc Cox, J T’ Me Keen, Win P CrawtorJ, John Names, Thomas Davidson, MrsC U 2 Nesbitt, James I DoozeutH-rry, C % NVlsori, A h 1 Davison, J C 2 Nickols, H E I Davis, W A (VHaliorand, John ! Dukes, Hubbard Pa\ne # .Simon \Y j Downing, Wrn 4 P: rr, Mary Ii i Duke, Atigeline Peabody, Win C ; Duck, D.w'id Pool. Manha E ! Decrow, Jatnea R l*igg, W David, Wm S Parker, Zepln niah . Daniel John Pond, John (• Dukes. Mary PilLs, Mary i Davis. .Susan Perry, BradFrd j Dismukos. Wm Quiglev. Edw’d Davis, Ansley Radelilf.Wm 11 ; Derrer, Uwis Rice, M F • Dearie, Sarah Ramsey, E B Dawtry, Gre* n Rogers, Low is R Davis, Jacob Rogers, Mary B ; Dawson, I) T Robinson. W R . Davis, R M Roland, Eucraius ! Eaves, Lewis A Randal, Th s i Flail, Jacob Roper, Josfiu: ; iort, W 2 iioinnson, James * Fincher, Elizabeth 2 Rowland, Martin, - Floyd, Gal.u- Richardson. Lucy 1 1 ! Foster, Ludwel! R>*hcrson, Francis Flynn, John Skidmore, r P L Fanner, Ir i E Sandeford, Margaret lcudali. Sanih Sawyer,Bonbay Gray. George. Seilers, Wm F : (*ould, M U Shoup, Jacob W \ Gouis, Samuel Skidmore A Wit hum Granger, Wm P Stage & l’nshic ; liletery, Air Smyre, John R I Iteno;:;. Joseph Somers, John ! Gault, Phos Al Swvney, John ; littchiu.-, Mary Ann Stallings, Wm i> Hamilton, MrsTho.* Smith, Mitchell ; Hall, Mary P Smead, P H Hughs, Mrs Ann Scarborough. Kelly 1 Harris, John Sniivau, Jan- Hood,Capt ‘i’ary, Wm M 1 Have, Tlios S Thompson, \V r m C Holme-, Win P Tillman. .1 M Hoi.!s, D, A B 2 Traywick, MrsE M Hines, Emma 2 ‘Puylor, John B 1 Howard, Susan E Thornton, Johnson Humphrey*, Eliza i 1 tilery, John Hutson, Richard Thomas, John W Hargrove, C Threulkeld, T M Hnbbk Air Totten, Wm .1 ; Ilukzdaw, Jin. > Thomas Go S Holland, Aug - 2 Vanzant, John ; Hewett. James Vnuzant, Sarah * Howard, Miss Eliza Word, Thomas A ! Holyimnd, Patrick Williams.Tinip 1 liainue, Joßg)k Waltou, Sarah S Huff, Sarah VV Windsor* J U Al Hall, J R Weston, John B Howard, Wilson Williams, Martha A ’ Hood, Cl T Willi-s LK 2 1 > Johnston, Geo D Wep| ( Samuel ‘ Jackson, Martha Ann AVith,C E A Cos i : Jackson, Arian Whitby, Alary Johnson, Airs Al A Wiliiatna, James B Johnson, Miss Ann G W **** > ‘*’ IVrsons cwiiiiig fivr any of the abok Kticir. v. ill j.]<-?-*• 1 ; say they rtrr K. FORSYTH, K. M. Columbus Nov. 5. I<s3. —w&twlt MORE * GALLAGHER Ridge Road & Coates Street. Phil, I’itON h*iin<frr-Ki.*t .Mhauiucturers i*r Wrought urwi <'>i Iron Railiiigc and all kimls ( Ornamental uud Architectural Iron ; RailiiiK* for public and private LromuJf, Verandah-. >eucc-. : ( bain.. Tables, kc. Particular aiieiuioi, paid lu the eucloaure ol Burial Lot-, .'ion- 4 t.allHght rN Book .*i Original Designs and List ol i l'rictf** sen! toftersona v tabiotr to make a section. I Philadelphia, N-v .=*— wSm Lund. I HILL sell ten netllemcats ol lmd varying iu -i/e’ 4uMk from eighty to onethouwunl om*i* in a body, with set , nral improvement not rnor* than twenty miles from 1 d — i .'o nmliu*4. Titles Ijid'ojmtable. Terms liberal where ! the payment* are secure WM. H.J/AYNnK. No\ . [||)M- r s. Ir.vi.—xvtr Ten Dollars Reward. . ItAN WV Af from tin plauiuiion iu Htewmi county L.t..m-Kr the HumtUaiebVe po nfiln-,i.m the JH:!i Ocio* ti'undrV.’t ami alxty tbs., dark oinj.lcctcd! hal'a'--.'ar over JL. r.BCeve limliwo on lt- breaat. xaid b*.y bns f.ri.;eriv ‘ belonged to John llin. oT Must ogee cotoity : ii is likely Rial lie w ill make his way off, as I learn has been iryln .* iu h while man to afry him. Iwillpiyihe above reward for said bo> lodged in h*.v nfe Jail -o Hmi I ran get him. No-, B— Vtf WILLIAM T VTt .!/. WM. tl. KlMßUOriill. ( O >1 MISSIO X If i: It C II A X T . | Novß—wtlwlf SAVANNAH, GA. Convenient Farm for Sale. Ml offer my tarm for sale lying two miles and ahull •xoiith of Lumpkin, Htewart county, coirta nlngflve hundred acre*, two tmndreU and seventy acres in culti vation, and the remainder woodland. There i* on the i place good dwelling, sin houe screw, and other necesrary build j lDgx. It ir aa healthy a any place in the ••utliwest, emt in a very itood neigliborbord. Any* penon wishing t>> see the place ! will ulwavg firiil me al home. Lumpkin, Nov 8-w3t .1 AMKH A. PORT. Talbotton Property lor Sale. A WILL he sold at public out-cry ou the flr*i lu.-s ----day in December next, my hotue and lot in the town I Sf of Talbotton, La . if not disposed of privately before the* time. The hnu* la one or the moat desTahle residence* in .alb *ion ; conveuh nt to the busi ness part of town, near the Academy, a:.l convenient to the Churches. 7he lot ha* the necessary out buildings, au excellent ! garden, ftuit tr es. Ac. ! Mr. John T. Blount at present occupies tlu- lioum*, and per-.a ----j WHUt ng to bn> will please call snl examine tor themselves. ! Talbotton. N„v ~w3i 111 Id.MAN WILLIAMS. / lEOKGH, Muncogee Connty.-Will be sold on vT the first Tuesday in Peceniber next, at the Market House n the City of (‘ohiuiims. the following properly, viz : One lot in the city ofroluinbusnumter four hundred and fifty .- : x with improvements thereon, levied wti an the property of ■ Patrick Hnulihon to satisfy a justice II fa in favor ot Theopulus ; Stewart, said I*. Iloulihon. Levy made and returned to me by a constable. Alsi> fifty acres of land iu the ninth district of Muscogee coun ty, -south west corner l ht number *J4H udjoiuin/ land? , ot Linn on the south and Fontain on the north a- the property of Wm. s 4 . Thc.rnpson to satisfy a fi fn in favor of Ja'nes • rane, bearer, vs. Wm. 8. rhompsou, amt also other tl t. l.s’vy made and returned torn.- by a constable. Also oae’lot of land number twriify three in the sixth district ! of M usee gee county, levied nuns the property of Wm.Jai.es u> satisfy sundry ri fas in fax r of Wilson Eulpepper, bearer, and , i other'll las, vs Wm Janes. Prperty pointed out by defendant. I i,ev\ made and returned to me b> a constable. A Iso. a negro man named Harry about thirty years ot age. i levied on as the property of AuffuslusC. Johnson to satisfy a fi (a ; fromMuseosee Inferior Eourt in favor of Jes-tv M. Read against I said Johnson. Also lot m mber ne hundred and forty six—boumtel ae 1.l- i i lo s: commencing: *tt the ncrili eart corner, theme sot until ii : i come? to the part -•.•id .• Barbaiie, then with the division line ! north to an iutended comer oet ween the said Dudney and Bar ; barie; thence west lo a corner between Dudney and* Darbnrie, j j and thence continued weal to h corner made between Jame? M ; j Brooks and the e.nid Dudney ami thence north to a corner wide ; I in the public road upon the west line: the north tine running \ east weal and thence back to the uorih east corner, containing t ‘• one Lumlred and twenty two acres, more or le?, levied on a? the ■ : property of <?eorge VV. Alford to satisfy two rt tun from Marion ; ’ Bu r 4*riort *urt, one in favor vs Wru B. Walker, one in favor oi ! i Me W. MrLtmioii against said Al‘ord. : \i. v 4—ids \. KUTHF.RFOKD, Sheriff. Kandolph Sheriff Sale. \l T ILL he sold .hi the riri Tuesday in December next, before \\ ihe i “iirt House door, in the town of Euthbert. Randolph ; county, within the usual hoursof ale, the lbliow.n/ property, i to-wit: j Oae lot ol land number one hundred and forty three, in thebih ! dritr.ct of said County, lev tel on ms tb* property of Arthur Ma i nor t sutblv one i i fa i—uoil from the .Superior Court --f Stewart county, in favor of Benjamin V. Dikes vs. Arthur .ViUM.r and lusrtj. | E.i #f land number two hundred and thirty one in the fourth district of said county, levi -J on as tli* property of Daniel AT. to •atisfy one fi fa issued out oi a justice court of said coun ty in favor of William R. Beal, vs Daniel .M. Suggs. Levy made , and returned to me by a constable. Two negroes. Matilda a mulatto girl about twenty two years of aue nnd Jack a bey about twenty one years of age, levied on as tiie property of Lemmon Dunn to satiety sundry fi i&s issued from iln ‘superior court of said county in favor of William Wright and Hamilton Wright, survivors, vs said Dunn and other?, am. sun dry fl fas issued out of u justice court of said county in favor of James Buggs and Ed warn Preston, vs Lemmon Dunn. Lot of land number three hundred and three in the eighth dis trict of said county, levied on as the property ol Bryant Alford to satisfy one fl fa issued out of a justice court of said county in fa vor ol Levi Mercer, vs Bryant Alford and Ira Alford. Levy made and returned to me by a constable sov 2 RICHARD DAVI?, Dep, Sheriff. i \ dminltrator’* Su.le.\Vill be aold before the court XTL bougie In Buena Vista, Marion county, on the t!rsi Tuesday and in January next, the following named negroes, viz: Spencer a manfltiy five years old. Peggy a woman forty five year* old, be looping to the estate of John Kimmoiis, late of said muidy. do eeaseit. rold iy virtue of an order oil he Inferior r v iirt <.i >:id coumy while sitting lor Ordinary (urpo-<*-. Terms made known ! on the day. Nov H—td* M L KIVINH, Adni'r. nmrgU, Clarion county—-U i.ereus Daniel Janes V I and .•sushii McKorkle applies to me for .Viters of administra tion upon the estate of Samuel IL McKorkle, laic- of s.-.-d rounlv J ileccaaed. j These are, tlierefore, to cite and admonish all and sinmilar Hit kindred and creditors ol said and oea°vd. to be and appear a. my ! ofllce within the time prescribed by law, (•> shew cause, M anx j they hat e, w hy said loiters shouht m<t h’ uranted. Liven under my hand and oiMcial -ign.-Hure, Oct 31st, IR3I. | Nov 4wi K. AV. Ordinary. fiforgla, Stexvai-t county .—Whereas, Jcsh* Reed VT anl Si.!;,i \. Tucker applied for letters >l:eima.i>ir.(tion on the real estate of Abut r Read, late of -aJdunintj. dve-nsed, Tbeeo are, therefore, to cite and iidmonish ’all and -i gutar j the heirs and ,-naiitors oi .said deoc-ys, and, n, >t t ew cause, wishin i the time pres, r.bed by taw, why said leiiers shouhl not be grant | e<l. Liven under mv'haud in office this 31st October, 1853. j Sox - v.’ ‘ .1. !.. WIMP.KRI.y .. . / Stew art county —Whereas J. seph E. V * Lewis *pp!ie-f r loiter-* ot administration on tin- estate of .l/artin Lee, Juie of ai<i coumy, deceased. These are, i tear “or.. to cite’ and admonish ail concerned, to shew cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law. wiiv mUiI letters should noi tie “ranted. Liven under in\* hand iu >fli -i- tin* 31.-t Oct. 1853. Nor S-wt J. L WI.MBKRLV. Ordinary. Extensive sale ol’ Town Lots in Bienville, JOKMKRLY UNION SPRINLS. r piIREE hundred lots in Bienville, formerly Union JL Spriutrs, Mneon county. Ala., vvril le oilcretl’ lor sale on Thursday, 22d day of Lh'cember next. Lithographed copies of the plan ofthc. Town can he seen on the spot and generally throughout the country, until the day of sale, j Bienville is situated on the Western extremity of Ohan j neiiuggee Kid.gt:, immediately upon the Girard and Mobile Railroad, 52 miles from Columbus, Ga., and 175 from Mobile,and at tiie point of intersection of the contemplated .Montgomery and Union Springs Railroad. The reputation oi Chuunenuggee Ridge tor health, good I water and refined society, is too well established io require comment. S irr*nimh*d on the North and West by a rich ptairie country, and on the Sontli and East by productive soft lauds, all in a high state of cultivation, and constituting a body oi the choicest farming lands in the South. Bienville I will be one of the most important depots on the Girard railroad, and a place of no small commercial importance— j presenting uncommon inducement? lor profitable invest | mente. J. Al. FOSTER vV CO. t Bienville, A hi.. Nov2—wtd* A. 11. DeAVITF, ! JEWELLER AND WATCH REPAIRER. I ONE 1)0011 BELOW ./. EN:MSI CO., SO. ■*! KltOAn ST.. t’Ol.l Aim s, <; V. FOR SALE, a lino assortirtent of Hunt- j in;i Cased English Lever Watches 18 iQ*X • IB 1 *- Karat Gold, with very heavy Gun*?, some g&...*w ■ weighing ov. r Uiree f-une s. ! Utdit?a’ Geneva Watches beautifully set with Diamonds: j a full and general assortment of Silver Ware, Silver Tea j Setts, Pitchers, Cups, &e., &c. Silver J'obneco Boxesand Snuff Boxes: Gold and Si 1- 1 ver Port Mnmie-; DM) fine plated Castors of the nn*st tasty 1 patterns. Silver plated Waiters, ;.ll sizes; Cake Baskets ; Card ! Baskets. j Silver plated Fork.** suitable for Boarding Houses and 1 Hotels, heet qualify. j Fine rets of Jewelry of every fashionable style. Diamond Ear Rings, i (reiitfl Diamond Breast Pins. ! Diamond Finger Rings, single brilliants and elu'tre~ v . ! beaulilully set. | Counting Houk* Gobi Pens. In short every variety of goods generally kept in a Jew ! elry Store; all of which arc gotten up with tiie most op- I proved taiste. of the best quality, and at prices that will ; please the public and prove satisfactorily. P S. WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired iu the best manner. < ‘ohimfet)?, Nov• J—v.\Vi wti HATS. aiieiltlciufii wittitinz a spk-ihlid Dr.-*., rial ui lilt- 1.-ilcl Btyle, ran I.a snil.-.IWYNNE t EDAV ARDH, Nor 4—wfctvir No. IU3 Hriiiul sim-i. Gents line Pump Beets. ’ . UKtil and rl.iu: Wal.-r Proof 8001.. : Coiignaa ait 1 j •■I with Kid and CMh tops; Pu'ent f.cather and r.:l; f mj Broyai!*, at WYNNE & EDWARDS. (Ulnmbn-, Nov 4—wi;twtf 103 Bnud reel. Elegant Ladies’ Shoes. Kill and Lime Leather (Jailers : Rubber Over Shoes and Sandals. | ‘•MR Liu!it< nml (b nUcnicn : kl*o, f>*rk !)i-!-h -.. !’ WVNNKA LOWAt.IIS, • umniiT. Nov 4—vA-twtl Vbli Brr>.,il street. Misses and Children's Shoes. V 1 i'.- t:s Laib-f : Moron- . .oid I. :.iticr It ; al-.., a ha/* AI n,i .o ‘hihlr.-i. Sh. M--, ju-t opened. U VS.VU LI)WARDS, • .-L.iil.ikNdv C-wau 103 Broad street j Servant’s Shoes. i I,L kindN r.i-.lioc- -unable or rs Mit’- wear; plautaliou nrocans ; kip, bufl and stout call do.; wome’- kin. buff i and ( alt Lace Bools. \ first rate article ol heavy kip bool- for uu- . 1W suit-b\ WYNNE At Kf)W \it )S. ir.dtiinbus. Nfu 4— wttw D Broad sin ,-t. FA L L (i 00!) S ! ICfIBBS fl J. M RAUM, NEXT DOOR TO THE MARINE BASK. ( I HItOAD STREET, t OLI MBI S, G A., ! IS now ivfoivitig nntl o|n-ning his FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS. Viikuij; wliicli ;u) bo found tin- richest ami largest n s rtinf*nl of SIIjKS and fine DRKS.S GOODS, ever offer- j vd to the Ladd sos Columbus. We would particularly call their attention to several styles of extraordinary nor eltif and beauty, manufactured in France i’or the Crystal ; Palace Exhibition, which cun only he seen at Our. House. LADIES’ FANCY DRESS GOODS, For Richness and Elegance unsurpassed in the country. EVENING DRESSES FOR SOIREES. PINK, BLUE. BUFF and WHITE GLACA MILKS | TARLATANS of all colors. White Brocade SILKS and SATINS. Magnificent RIBBONS Embroidered with gold and sil- | ver tor Sashes. Fancy HAIR PINS and HEAD DRESSES. SATIN DAMASKS, Moiree Antiques, 11 on) pad ore SILKS. MUSLIN Di LAN 1 j. solid colors of all shades. Fine FRENCH DeLANES, superb patterns. 150 pieces MUSLIN DeLANE at 12! centsjmr yard, English, French and (iemian MERINOES. Black and colored ALPAC AS from 25 cents up. MOURNING GOODS of nil kind*. Second Mourning SILKS and DeLANES, EMBROT- j DERIES. JACONET FLOUNCING S, SWISS FLOUNC -INGS. (- HEMISETTS, UNDERSLEEVES, COLLARS and CUFFS. 200 dozen LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS | at 6!- cents. MANTILLAS, TALMAS aud VISITES of the late Faria Patterns Ricli Canton CRAPE SHAWLS. Rail Road CORSETS, anew article. Alexander’s and Joinin'? L\-t KID GLOVES. LadifV and Miesc?’ HOSIERY of all kinds. PLANTATION GOODS. PRINTS. Plaid LINSEYS. KERSEYS. Striped OSNABURGS, TICKINGS. DENIMS. Bleached SHIRTING aud SHEETING. Fine IRISH LINEN from 25 cents up. FL ANN ELS and Canton FLANNELS. Besides ten thousand other articles too numerous to mention. The Ladies of Coluinbu? and surrounding country are invited to call and satisfy their curiosity by examining our stock before purchasing. What ice profess, ice mil do, and that i? to sell C£j‘CE>ce}(£!.S3 at a? low prices a? they can be bought in the United States r l he real Paris and London Fashion plates receiv ed up to the latest moment. J. M. RAUM, 61 Broad Street, ( olurnbus, Sept 3,1853 —Iw6t&.w3nis TO THEJ. A DIES ! MRS. DESSAU ; YJITOULD reapectlully inform thu Liidies of Columbus \\ and vicinity, that she has ju-t returned irom tiie : North, and is now opening at her re-idenoe, Do. I 10 Hrotid Street,) a most splendid and fashionable stoek of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, ALSO An assortment of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES’ WEAR—SOU AS SILKS, TALMAS, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIES, : and all kind* of Goods generally kept in a Millinery tore. ’ In the DRESS MAKING line,she i* in the poWtssk.n j j of the latest European styles and patterns; and her stock j ot Trimmings for Dresses cannot be surpassed for beauty | and quality, as special attention was given to this branch of her stock. A call from her friends and customers is respectfully solicited. Columbus, Oct 12—w&twtf Genin’s Hats. A FEW caaei* Genis'b a so. onk Hats—Spkino styles* Just received and for sale bv 31 arch 30—tw J. H. MERRY. Shirts ! Shirts! ! A LARGE Invoice of SHIRTS, Cr U.I..SRS. DR.SHF.RS HOSIER Y, fitc. Inst received and for sale by Mweh39~tw h H, MERRY. P. A. CLAYTON, j a 1? 0 C E K A X D co MM IASI 0 N No. >l2, Hrohtl Street, f'olumbnv, Cu. IYI .G? leave to inioim his friends and the public genernl -3 ly, that he has ju-t received from New York, New Or leans and Boston a well assorted stock of choice CROCE -14 IFS, consisting of Java, Rio and Cape Coffee. Brown. Loaf Crushed and Pulverized Sugars. •Superior Green and Black Teas. Supeiiine and Ileeky Self-riring Flour, Ric-, *’. New York pickled and dried Beef. “ “ ** “ smok* d'Pongnes and Pig P<uk. .Northern Butter ind Cheese. Butter, Soda, Water niul Sugar Crackers aiul Pilot Bread, j Sugar cured arid New York Hams. Irish Potatoes, Red and White Onion-. Fish. Salmons, Lobster-,Shad, Clam- Mini Oysiern,her metically sealed. Sardines in whole, hall and quarter boxes. Soap,Starch, Candles. Mustard, Clioeolate, wVc. Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, Jelly, Brandy Fruits, Can • i ies, vCc. Pepper, Spice, Nutmegs, Mace, Clows, Citron,&c. Oranges. Apple-, Almonds, Brazil Nut-, Filberts, &c. Fine Brandies, Medera, Shcny, Port, Claret ami Chnmp.iiguc Wines Fir'-. Holland Gin, St. Croix Rum. Scotch and Mor.on a-hai:.. Whiskey. l*orKvr, Scotel), Ale, Champaigns, Ciuer. Schnapp (Jin anti I Inkers Bitters. A inegar, Ijemon Syrup, Kxtract** of Lemon, Venilla, Ro-eand Almon. Sup iior Tahnee.o, Segars, Snuil, ic. Powder, Shot, Lead, &?. Brooms, Brushes, Ba-kets. Sugar Boxes. Sifters, Mea sures, A <■ Decanters, Ae., Together with variouei articles, all of which he offers at a •small advance on cost and charges. To arrive, a well assorted let of cheap Crockery. AUo, Fresh Raisins in whole, half and quarter boxes. I have made arrangements to be supplied by every steam er from New York so that iny goods shall always be fresh and good. P. A. CLAYTON. Novemlier I—wtwti crComer Stone copy. KDI : C VTiON. Masonic Female College. U'll KIN, 4TKWART COPNTY, K. : I. 11. HKAMIAM, A. M.. > . I j J \S. \l CU-JSTI S BASS, A. .Aid Av.H'ia.e 1 | 1. K. Bramiam, Prof. MatiieniaUe-. vV Natural Science. ; •|av. Avr.rsrrs Bas, Prof. Belies Lettresi and Moral Science. Mis. Bran a am, Modern Languages. Mis- Mary Gay, Primary Department. Air Aw.i.ia Bass. Music and Ornamental Branches. Assistant in Music. ('aleml.*ir for IS5|. Spring Term commences January iltli. Animal examination commence- July 10th. Cmnniencemeut day July 12th. \utiinmal Term commences September sth. S-mi-Auutial examinationcpmmeucea Dec. 7tli, I ho Alu-ieul Department will be under the direction of I Prof. Branham. For further information add rests either of the Officer* or I anv mend er of the Boanl of'Pruste< s. Lumpkin, N“v 8, 1853 —wiVtwtilFchl MALE SCHOOL. Air. John leham’s School v.ill recommence the first Monday in October, 1853, and will r Liiition {km Scholastic Glennvillo Female Collegiate Institute. BARBOUR COUNTY, ALABAMA | RKV. D. S. T. l)OU( I LASS, A. Al., Pi;i:sit,ENT. Aided by compete nt Assistant a. ! The Trustees would announce to the citizens ol Lleni ille uud it- v irinitv, and to the public generally, Unit they have secured i the services ol IL n . D. S. T. l)t>uglass. late President of Auburn l Ma.-onie Female ‘4iih-ire, umlt i* v> hose supei vision and direct f ion the Institute will b* r.-oitranized or, tli- fir-f Wiilnesday I . the 4ib) of January, 1H54. • F.very preparation will be made, necessary to turaisU |cUi lieHOi n high order, lor the etliiraiionol yvun? ladiex. Ito course ol instruction h ill be thorku-.'i* nnd practical in eNt ry department that our Institution may be Tree tr*uu Hu roiumou iin|•!() orton ladies uruaecompiished, not ed ucated.'’ Speltjnsr, reudiny, geography, arithimnr. penniunthip with the analysis and coiuUriirtion .*T (lie language m ill r.reiw e>jcial attention, j> the pre-rt quisites. .•! ’ a ihoromch and ilhislied edu cation. Funds have been rais.d. j and other iiece.>>nuy ;trrns{eim-ulB made to commence immedi- i Btelv af'er the l-i >f November tlu- erection ol h.-HUlilui ami I coinmuiiious ( buildinx- with a t.liapel hall eivhty by siv- | t\ feel.. \, lui*ive,lcnll,na<le. The j.riucipal ed 4-e will he two stories hiffh, uud constructed throughout with special refer- i <M,ce to the convenience, comibriand health of the pupils. The I excrriM*-will he conduct'. .1 in the present Institute building- , utiltl the coin pie; ion .! the r*< w ( ollege. rhere will no Steward’- ball coiiiie-uut xviit; Die InsiittUe, t.m a • iti/.en of the xilla/- b.i- proposed lo open a plcn“aui 1 botird i:” li.mv, solely for ib. encouragement oi the enterprise. •■iiiul-'Oia iron, abroad rimy )<e —orwit of ftndinp in agreeable > , home w till us in our ipiiet, h.-al!).* v ilia ye. Hie wm i-tl arid religion- ud> u Lh-mniPe. with it- i i churct.es ami M iulnaries, it., a-*-* • -ibilit). with duih - ayes j “on. * olumhu* to K U.hulh, wher the Em is intcrsecUd b\ a i • ro-bite Irom Chunnenu.'ftfee. Ala., to Oglethorpe, La., offer I j grunt inducements to those peram.- seeking favorable locations ; t b>r the education ol theii soitsutiii daughters. The means have i been pledged lor the erection ot M Male ColleKiale Institute,-.. t**e Female College shad have t'Ceii completed. We | ronti-ient.x “i.cii an investigation ol our educ dional advania- I 2es be.ore chon o sha.i have ht-eumatie elsewhere. ■flu- Music Department will be under Hie direction of Mrr. : Dmc').!--*, wiio brings with her an cn\ iatde rejnjtation u \octd ! ami itistru..ieiital performer, ,\.s well a- a -m e,-dul ami seen- ! rate iiiH> uctor. Ihe r4-i),dastic \er w ill coneis! of two 4 ‘ui“t cn- 1 f:Aes.4.sione, of twenty vu-ck* *ch. Hnt * of Tuition per Sc**iou. I*KOtKAT) I RY D*eAßT*ik*NT. First Division, % M > S< oiut D.vision 14 0(1 Fou rUI AIIC Dtp* Hi y k \t. I Fresh eta- #l7 Oil Sophomore ) la-. 20 DU ri ***ffw “ 24 00 Music ‘.mi, I'm no, i *o;, , 0 No charge for iw- o! tusiVnVnem’. ‘ Ancient mid M- dern I ;*r.-/uage-. (<‘ach, sl2 ou Drawing amt Ptunling, 12 00 Kmbroith-rj 12 00 : W.x work (per lesson,) |oo All tin-students will be instroe'ed in Vocal Music vviTfroi i CIIiKUK- HIM- don MU.! is u.vas. }.. * r further particulars, see circular-, which may be obtained L> apfdjing to tin* .Secreiary rtl<* IhwnLor the Prrdden? of the Hoard of T rnsieps. K. F.. Di Ito-k. l'm uwcvr, \. C, Mrr. mki.i. V. M. Savpohu, j It. Mm hkli., Wm. Frio man, j I. M. Raiford. M. M. (Jiksn, dec’y and Tret Hirer. gggviV"--- wfctwtf. LOST. ‘FHIS m iming, between the IF-ward 1 Hctot v u and Alcs-rji. S. liley & Johnson** eloru, a Riiiall & LEUINE WATCH, with a heavy Gold FOB ; (’lf \IN attached, flic liodci will bo literally rewarded hv leaving; the c nrm* at Ale-ssis. Alarcu* A White * ; ( ’.’olamhns, Oct 15-twt! W. a. ANDREWS & CO., DEALERS IN ST A FL K DR V GOO DS, GKOGKIiIES, WINES, LIQUORS, kC., kC. (Four Doug* below Hill A Daw-ox’s old Corner) ItKOA H STKKKT, COM Hill S, GA. Columbus, Ort 15, 1H53.—-tw&wtf SHOES. X/iA Pair of Extra BROGANS, just received and lor t)UUsalebv W. G. ANDREWS CO. Columbus. Oct 15, 1853—wtwtf NOTICE. DA. GARRKTT is my duly authori-r l i.t to transact am • buamesH of mine, that may herenftei be toun-1 in bis bauds. o*luiubus. July !—w&lwGhb .1. B. HiGKS. REMOVAL DUS. UKQUHART tV STANFORD have removed their office to the building fornktrly occupied by th* Bnk of St. Mary.*, on Broad street. Columbus, Oet 14-wtwtf KU.MOVAL. THE agency ol the ROCK ISLAND FACTOR Y is removed to the store formerly oeenpied bv Messrs. D.P. Ellfe A ( •.. three doors North of the \Telegraph i office. Cotton and Linen tags always wanted : four cents a pound will he paid for oOod clean ones, when brought in quantities ol one hundred pounds or more. Fair prices will also be given for Wa-tc of all kinds (Irom factories) Bagging Rope,&c. t <c ym An cxlenrivc* assortment of Foolscap, Letter Wrap ping, Blink Book, Printing and Envelope papers, for sale low. Also, Blank Books and Stationery, an ample stock. Columbus, Oct 15—ts D. F. WILLCOX, Agent. NEW GOODS. The subscriber lut in Stops it large stock of : .V T A PEE AN D FA NC Y DRV GOOD S which are oflered for sate at price* CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. FOB CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT. t C” Purehaaera for Cash will find it to their ad to examine my stock and prices, before purchasing. Columbus, April 2-tw C. M Ytf ATT. GAS FITTING! PRICE REDUCED. ‘'Pin: Rubacrjbert will lit up buildings with PIPE tor the X use of GAS at 20 and 25 cents per loot. Fixtures sold very low. Cash when the Gas is let on „ , . „ or . WHITTELSEY & CO. Columbus, Out 2(j—twtf FOR THE LADIES! JUST received by Express a large lot ot POINTED VELVET RIBBON 6, of every width, which wo are selling at on * third lea? than regular price AI.SO Our second large invoice of fine ! ‘_£DL£2isasi3Sl3 C£2-QOODL£DS3 to which your attention is respectfully solicited. J. M. KAUM, j Col umbos, Oct 21—tw6t 61 Broad st.__ BLACK SILKS. WTI-haw now in STORE a splendid assortment of PLAIN BLACK SILKS; among which are the celebrated Bischaffs and Gros de Zuric brands. Also, Plain Black Satin du t ‘hine and Satin La Heine, tor Alourmno. I-'ig’d., Watered <sc Rich Brocade SILKS. Oct 19—tw BROKAW,ULEMONSjfc CO. CASHMERES AND D’LAINES. A ATE offer lor the inspection of our enstomera, a vety \\ large assortment of French (all wool) Printed Mous se* line de Laines and Cashmeres, ofteautiiid colorings and design*, bought at greatly less than their intrinsic or market value, which we will sell for le-ss than the cost of importa tion BROKAW . CLEMONS dc CO. Uolmnl)u, Oet 28-tw PRINTS. JTJST received, a fresh supply of French, English and American Prints. Oct 28-tw BROKAW, CLEMONS &,CO. BQOTS ANB SHOES?, - l have on hand nnd ahull continue to receive ASI n good selection of tho different descriptions 81l f tl and styles off GentlemeiUs, Boys and Youths’ * s AcracgaiiDO.cal S^Qaa^CSSSo, ALSO Imdies’, Misses’ and Children’s C. AIT KR S AN 1) LA C E li OOT S. with thelvariouM of -s It O E S A N D SLI V V E K *s . ty all and see. W. \V. ROBISON. rotiiDihmsOctß—twßt J jpr Kiupiin r and Corner Stone copy three times each. WANTED TO HIRE. ! r ¥MIE undersigned wishes to hire, an active, honest BOY i trout the tirt of January next, for a house servant at * private boarding house. A good character required. Apply to ‘ F. K SHAAFF, Columbus, Oct. 28—tl At D. Mulford’s. Comforters ! Comforters! 1 r J*MIE Eagle Manufacturing Company have on hand a J 1 large number of Comforters, icell made, and of GOOD • MA TEIUA L, which they will sell at a moderate price.— ITIm attention ot planters and others is calk'd to them. Columbus, Oct 29—wt\\2m “HOME AGAIN.’ C. TANARUS, CUSHMAN, 0. D. i. DENTIST'. i 69 Bi-oiml SI reel, over Foster JL Purple’s Jew elry Store, Columbus, Ga. vided lor business. Having critically examined the best specimens of Dentistry in tiie Crystal Palace, and city, al so the choicest cases exhibited at the World’s Fair, London, and added to a practical experience of twelve years, a reg ular interchange of views with the leading Dentists of Am erica and Europe, I can with confidence promise success in professional undertakings. Single, or double sets of natural-looking tre.th construc ted with the utmost consistent dispatch, and all iFk of their efficiency assumed. Examination of specimens, references, and commendato ry letters from patients, .Ve., is invited. Scpt24—tw&wtl* FACTORY HANDS WANTED. The Eagle Manufacturing Company, WANT to hire fifty hands. Many families now living in Hie < untry w .uld find it greatly to their advantage to en gage with them. High wages are paid and constant em ployment guaranteed. House* are furnished the hands free, from rent. None hut industrious and moral persons will be employed. J RHODES BROWNE, Agent. Columbus, *'s-iu A.\v2m HOTELS. BROAD STREET HOUSE 1 <Ol.l Mills, OI.OKOIA. ‘•pHK uiifleriMKiirti la.- u.k*n -|..rgi* ol tri- HM.ibli-biii m. Tbr i I h.hx* bw*n ihuniutfbl} rennvat***! i*l lurnlibrd alien. Tb* 100 --liiipr wib tiiii! his r->ooiM airy, e. at an*iffenn, and { bis table bountifiilly Mipp.'i**! with even delfror) the riiarket 1 kß<..nl*. Orouibusse- wid ulwuyp b'. in readiu*M Ui furry pjois-ng-rs tu | and Troni the Hotel to the Depot and Strain Koatfl. L. T. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. ColuiubUN Ort. ll— w&twtt LUMPKIN HOTEL LUMPKIN, BTBWART < KM Y, (iKOKiiIA. By JOHN >l. SCOTT. TilEeiib-eriber fenpertfully uiiuutiticea to his trirnd*. and the l i publi * generally, 1 hat hi” hoii-e is now opem and for the accnujiuo ; dutton of the traveling public and the citizens ol the county. Mils Hotel is commodious and well nrrmced for comfort, and ; the proprietor hopes, by good attention, io.od fare and moderate charge-, to merit ami receive a liberal share of patronage : aud j as I think the best puffs tor a Hotel are made nt the place, ! would say to ll,ik\ mk, and judge lor youiwlve*. j l.unipkin, Bfewart m.. Hh.. auje. 2. IHs3— wtf GLOBE HOTEL, 111 I.M VIST, >nmn\ ( 11..1.A M TllKsubfeCritwr n announces to ,ir frieul aid ibe public *< nerally, that he has taken chattfC ,# KsT.” B I.ISH M K N T. The house is commodious and well finished; and no pains will i j be spared to render thosecornl'istable, who may favor him with i their patronage. I |tfc 3—ll E. TITCOMB.I COMMISSION MKR<’II VN IS. BOSTON A: VILLALONOA, COTTON FACTORS AM) General Commission Merchants, No. 196 Bay Street Savannah, Ga. JOHN BOSTON, JOHN L. VI LL ALONG A. Ri-n.RßN'cns: John li. Howard, B. T. Chapman, A. VV. Chapman, Ruse, Fatten & Cos. October 11—wAtwtf WASHBI KN, WILDER & CO., FACTORS Jk COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 114 BAY ,-TREET, JOSEPH WASHBURN, ) ; JNO. R. WILDER, ‘ Savannah, Ga. FR\NCIS G. DANA. ) Sept 16—tw6m C S. HARRISON. AUCTION, COM MISSION, RECEIVING AND; FORWAGOING ill e r c ii a ii t. NOS 59 and 61 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. A.K. AYER, AIXTIONEEU AND SALESMAN. ; tr i liberal advances made on Negroes and Merchandise. ; Columbus, Aug. 20, 1853 —wdUwly 1 fl. L GKRKNWOOD, JOSIAH MORRIS, J. |. RIDGWAY GRETA WOOD, MORRIS & RIDG WAY, FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Vo. 17 Carondelet Street, New *>rlea.UH. Oet 29—wttwly | E. LOCKETT, WM. M. Lo.N'i, JOHN M. DAVIS. LOCH ITT, LONG & GO.’ (’ O M M ISS |<> \ M KItV 11 A NT S AND SHIPPING AGENTS. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. WILL attend to the selling ot all kinds of Product*. Strict attention given to receiving and forwarding goods, and seling orders from the country. Those of our friends who fidiire to favor u with consignments,can make the note.— j arrangements thnnigh our friends Ruse, Fatten Cos. July 9—w&twly J __ A. B.\( KER, IMPORTER AM) DEALER IN BRANDIES, GIN, WINE, SCOTCH ALE & LONDON DORTER, SEGARS and all kinds of GROCERIES, No. 10 WHITAKER ST. SAVANNAH, GA. Brandies and Gins, under Cast.un-Howe Lock, in bond and entitled in del-oiittire. Savannah, Oct. 18,1853,-wtwly FOUND. / \N the *2eth inst., in the public road sear ibe re* ! dence of V Owin Thoma., Eaq., a pocket hook containing tvrutpon, dollars and ,I Xtv-,‘ive which the owner can get by applying to the undersigned and paying lor IhUadrertiaement. „ , , A. C. i'LEtVEI.bEN, Columbus Ca. November I—wtf. j BUSINESS CARDS. WILLIAMS, OLIVER AM) rROWN? “ Attorneys at Law, BUENA VISTA, MARION CO. GA. I Wilt practice in the counties ,of Mnon, MaconJHou*k> J* to wart, Randolph, jVuscogee, Lee, Taylor, and auj adjlfilv C“Utiea where their service* may be required. STM. f. WILLIAMS, TIIAPDKt • OLIVER, JACK. IKOWIt* January swly NICOLAS GACHET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PWKKItEK, ALaß***. OFFICE OVKK I-OHTKU’s BRll K STORE. tVtl.l. attend the court, of the Ninth fircuit. and Montg.m.r,, Pike, and itarbmirin Ihe Kightht ircuit. Uihrch 29—wt, GEO. S. ROBINSON, ATTORNEY A T L A W, Cuihbert, Georgia. Rkverixceb :—Hons. M. J. TVollborn and Alfred Irene Columbus. Cvthbcrt, Nov 2—43wtf TUCKER ik BEALL, ATTOR iV £YS AT juAW, LiXPlis, Stkwart Cocstt, Ga. \ IKK aueud the Superior Courts of fftewert. Merio rowptcr and Randolph counties: and will give prompt att tien to all basinet entrusted to theircare. JO//-Y A. TLCKER. E. H . BF.AI.L. Kuni{)kia, lannary IP. 18.3—3w1y DOUGLASS hi DOUGLASS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Culhbe*t, drew-gi*. \XTit.l. practice in the c, untie- of the Houthweeteni CVe.lt V\ and in Stewart euunty us the Chattahonchee eircutt. F.t'OF.NiUB 1.. DUt’OLASB, Not :10—wly MARCELLUB DOUGLASS. S. S. STAFFORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Blakely, Early C., Ga. ipßwa GEO. COOK ALFORD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. WILL practice in the counti&s of the Ninth Judicial Cir cuit—and the Supreme Court of the State. Crawtord, Rushtl co., Ala., Aue. 2, 1853—wiy- THOMAS J. NUCKOLLS. A TTOK NE Y A T L A \V, Columbus, Georgia. Office, over lir. Ware’* Drug Store. WILL practice iu the counties of this and the adjoining Jud Mal circuit in Alabama. Man-h I.V—wly W. C. M’IVER, ATT 0 R N E Y A T L A W , Tusseqee, Macon 00., Ala. Will practice in the counties of Macon, Montgomery Tallapoosa, Pike, Barbour and Ruesel. January 22—l wly R. J. MONKS, JOHN PEABODY, MOSES A: PEABODY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. WILL practice iu eointy, Ga , and county. Ala., and iti the Supreme Court of the State .f Georgia. Columbia,, June 29-xviwtf Sam. S. Hamilton, Col’ mbps Ccnnikomam. HAMiLION & CUNMNGHAM” ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TROY, Pi* Countt, Au. April 23, lias—wAlwly. DAVID ROSS, GENERAL BOOKBINDER, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, No. 72 Broad Street. Columbus, Ga., June 21—wti J. S. WOODBRLDGE, PRACTICAL ARTIST A. DAGUERREOTTPIBT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. itooftis over Foster & Purple’s Jewelry Store. Broad Street. Columbus, Jan. s—w WOODB RIDGE’S DAGUERREOTYPE.GALLERY, OF THE FINE ARTS. No. 69 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. I ’’OR every day Itrmffs aomething new. 1 have just re -1 turned Irom New 5 .>rk with a complete assortment c.l everythin); new and beautiful in Picture taking. Among the re-t ‘lands permanent the Sterfcopic Pictures which require but one seeing to be appreciated by all lovera of truth and iieauty. Ado anew styleof coloring which far surpasses the old merited, and equals line oil painting. 1 also have a choice collection of colored prints of the latest importation ofGoopii ,V Cos., for sale. Call and r~. J. S. WOODBRIDGE, Oct IS wt Practical Artist. The Greatest Discovery of the Age. Plitt-**s, funm-rs 1 1: rallied and other*, can purchase no rernt •t) equal to Dr. Tobin*’ Veuctmn Hiiiimentafor I); wntert', Colic, < roup, t lironic, Klu uinHti.-m. Uuinaey, Sore Throat, Toothache, Sea Hickness, Cuts, Burns, Nw el lings, Ulil Sores, Musquito Bites, Him ct Stings, Pains in the Limbs, Chest, BarL, Slc. It it does not trive relief, the money will be refunded, all that is asked,isa trial, and use it according to the directions. This article is an F.UKlish remedy, ami W:.P Used by IViUiatn the Fourth , King of England, and certified to by him, u a cure for Rheumatism, wnen every tiling els** recoutmended by his physicians has failed. Over H,ooo.gou of bottles have been sold in the United States, without a single failure, and families have stated, that if it was 9 lo per bottle, they never would be without it, in case of croup, as it is ascertain us it i* applied. It cutes toothache in three minutes ; headache in half an hour, and cholera when first taken, in af<-w hours. It l* perft* uly innocent to take internally, and Las the recommendation of many of the m-t eminent Physicians ! in the I’nited Slates. Price 25 and 50 c< nts. Dr. Tobias has also put up a Liniment for Horses, in pint ! bottles, w hich is warranted--cheaper nnd belief than any other, for the cure of colic, Kails, swellings, old shores, cuts, bruises, scratches.cracked heel, 4cr. Price 30 cents. Dr. Tobias could fill h dozen newspapers with the certificates and letters received, relating In the wonderful cures accomplish ed by bin Liniment, but considers that warranting it, sufficient, as any person who does not obtain rcliet, need not pay for it. There has been so much worthless medicine sold to the'public, that Dr. Tobias w ishes his article to rest on its own merits—and if he gives the value of the money received, then he asks the patronage ofihe public, not otherwise. Dr. Tobias’ office 24(1 Greenwich ft. New York. For sale in Columbus, by GEHNEU & PEABODT. April 26—wly Cavilling:. (|| n f-w imitHiH'pa, Dr. little has heard f doctors cav iling about the course ho lias thought pioper to pursus ia compounding and vending medicines for family use. Most generally it has happened where they were |Kipular, or had been given with a marked degree ot success iu a ease that had been previously treated. Now, this sort of petty opposition is In> groveling to need muoh refutation, aud e. riainly emanates from no member worthy 0 f the noble and philanthropic profesi. not medicine to say the least us it. If under the pretext that nothing is to be given hut what they know or understand,then it is eertaiu that very manv of them ought to give but very little aceeording to that rule The design of Dr. Little’s Pharmaceutical Medicine* i* to cure such maladies as they are recommended for, by which hnnijiis and all Others can succeed as certainly as by anything known in physic. So far, he is happy to of - they have id only niet his most sanguine expect*’ lions, but have g-.i.e beyond rivalry, even of the constant attendance of physicians in many instances. By a long cuumn of practice, uuited with au active drug business more subsequently, he has been enabled to study aud per fect these favorite compounds. Not until they proved to be far in advance-of the usual preparations of the day, did he venture to offer them to the public. This has been dime in accordance with the light of scientific medicine, and if not, let any physician of character point it u wherein he ha- tailed. Tone Biller* and Vegetable Pills. —To tie used to gether, for the cure e>f Dyspepsia, in ail its complicates! forms ; as the Dess of Appetite , confined Bowels, Debili ty, palpitations, Languor and v retvhcriiicsa ot e< Inga after meals, Oppressions about the .Stomach, Ac., ule.. irequent attacks el Headache. Ulcerous Diseases, and to prevent the return of (.’hills and Fevers, Night Sweats, Ac. I\. obviate the ceistivtncss, the Vegetable Pills area most excellent remedy ; as their action is mild, without oca uncaring the stomach. The French Mixture. —This is prepared from a French l eetpe, that iias been improved upon ill this country ; aud from its unexampled success, is likely to suin-rsede entire y every other remedy tor lie cure ot vlirt.nic diseases of the kidneys and bladder, end venereal affections iu all their forms— (luuurrhrru. i See the advertisement around tie lu'.tle.) _ Leucorrkaa .—For this troublesome complaint, known a- tliior a .‘bus, the u-. of a bottle No. 2 French Mixture, and the wearing ot Little’s strengthening Plaster to the back, will soon arrvst it. To prevent a return in any de gree, au l to restore the health again, a bottle of the To. uie Bitters and Compound Tonic Pills should be used itu nieJiatelv afterwards. BEWARE of imposition, and acuid the use of substitutes. The fae sim.le of the signature ot Dr. \V. G. Little will be louud upon the outside wrapper ol each ot F - Isold wholesale and retail by the proprietor, at his man ufacturing depot, number 2b4 Market street, Philadelphia, and also Macon, I ia; also for sale in Columbus, by DAN FORTH &■ N AGEL, GESNEK i PEABODY and K. CARTER. B. WHITES, Girard Ala. November 8,1853. w j>. Sale at Broken Arrow. ON the Hi December next, if not raining, audir so the llret lair day Iberealter, will be sold a quantity of eorn and fod der, and stock or all kind-, on a credit of twelve months, with notes of security. LKROY NAPDifi. November I— wfds.