The corner stone. (Columbus, Ga.) 1853-186?, January 01, 1861, Image 3
K®©s\[k o • :
~I ufes&ay, January Lj 18GI.
nut Vii ol l b oth
Mr, n. 11. Waters has with his usual
promptitude published the Laws of a Public
iiature, passed at the last session of the Legis
lature of Georgia. They can ha had by ad
dressing him at Milledgeville, and enclosing
on& dollar.
Mr. jJiHiirj's Concert.
We call the intention of our readers to Mr,
B.dlii|i’s Advertisement. The. late hour at
which it conies in leaves us without time or
space to say more than that the Concert will
afford the luve:s of music n rich treat.
S’ctist.
By the kindness of some of our lady fiends
ol the Episcopal Church of this eilv.-wo were
allowed Ilia pleasure of witnessing on Frida)’
last, the Curisitnas l'-ast given-by them tn
the children of their pnrrfttUf|fe><;|. Our
eves have seldom , 1 j^^BJ^iilerosliog
a scene. We hm 1 litilo boys,
and or five o’
Pi or Id year.;,; I’i' 1 dress
ed iu their ChristiJniny [mivided for them
by the Ladies of the Clinch. It was a cheer
ing thing to look upon all those happy faces.
I'lfere were a d'.zm or more hnnds there busi
ly enact'd in arranging the FrjfistNnttTS
, j . ‘ / v , ‘
tilings being cliFY-gli were ranged
nrouncl the table HnTyiyii*’ singing the
beautiful Hymn foViyje\Fi*j>innounc e j
fnent to the Shephifstfof the
Saviour, after wldchhi]/’ .y^Fhciag - invoked,
they partook of- J;o bountifully
‘i'he Ladies were Around the
table, serving them, and seiflj^that ( tio one
was neglected. No wonder; that Uieir faces
beamed with pleasure, when tji’ey saw the
happiness they were di'pSr.siiigj.aro-.iud them,
when they looked uji'oh th'irl/group, whose
minds and hearts they liad-hojfn for the year
cultivating, and to whose personal comforts
they were now cdntiihuiinj. They were
literally obeying the injunction of’our Sa
viour—“ When thou tnakest adinner.-or a sup
per. call not thy fi lends, nor thy#.brethren,
neither thy kinsmim nof’ thy rich neighbors;
lest they, also bid tfice. and a recom
pense! he ru,.d<? tiieof Butavlielp thou makesl
a sea.-t, call the poor, the maimed, the lame,
the blind; amf"ttu>u shall be hlesied ; for they
cannot recompense thee; for'tthou shall he
reenmpenst'd at the resurrection of the just.”
(TOrffiraar.-TTr.-r:- -m-Ti-rxszrzz 3s=2 rssaxa*
*” AR 5J N CKI?2 *
•;;.v JOHN G hum:. iVa Lnvlidale for
of the 773 I)ist. (r. il. tin? regular
f lection to be held on the fust &lUI it*;!)* in jnnu
:ny. * Pec. 18* t;l.
BTW m e r.uf lioriz’ tl to announce tin* name of
,ISAAC i. BROOKS as a caricJiilnie for Tax lie
'Xjeivor, at tHe eusuiu” election ia January next.
CMtunbua Tec. IS. tl.
£3§T jo.’iN H. SAtSDICRS, is a cntuiiiiale for
Jh.C Qi)l<:£*oeXa\
tloti iu January next.
Colunbus, l)ec. 12, lftffO. . * Id •
f'jjv” Mr. C. B. MIMS is •suggested by many
friends as :i suitable candidate lor the office of
Tax ColKclortit the ensuing election ia January.
I)cc. IS te
Its ‘ We at\fi l. hovir. 1 to announce lOIIUAK
B'’W IlUfi a candidate for re-elect ion to
otlico ot Tax of Muscogee county, at
(h • ensuing-•le-liorKhi January next.
_ i)ec. 11, lsoa \
* n, ’ e announce WM. M.
A.. Ait !* • ill • • fc . . j .or. a m candidat e
01 lax U.ieelo* > o f Mu.jco o counA', at the en—
-1” it ‘/ elec I ion m
CW ‘Vo are authorized to nuiouuee the?
mimo of F. 8..A8 \MS, ils ;i cAidichito for
I r.x Collector ot Mnscogeo couity, at the
election in January next. Do:. 4.
5 • m mam —a—
TEMPER 8 OE MLL.
GRAND I
vWmiim h a
GIVEN
Pupils o l Sig.^ipkjinj.
TBirjRSD.IY EJVSJSSXCIttAar. 3, ’6l.
Fans..
1. Grand Chorus from lirnani, \ Verdi.
2. ‘From the Alps’—S .ng with^Q'Sr
teet iic:onip>*tii4eti'i Proch.
3. ‘Chi mi frena*—Sexlett troth'f.\ia
cin, I^nizelli
4. ‘While tlius around'—Duo, D.W.tti
5. ‘Hear me, Norma—Duett, Bikini.
(1 ‘Flute—Solo . . . . \
7. ‘Come where my love lies dreaming’FostV
8. ‘Angel of peace’ —Trio with Qoar
tett accomp, Bellini.l
0. Grand Prison scene from Trova
tore— by request, Verdi.
Fai l Bf.
1. ‘Oh, gaily through life’—fromTia
viata, Verdi.
2. Violin—Solo
3. ‘Qui la voce’ . . . Purilani.
4. Grand Dao Irorn ‘Trovatore’— So
prano et Bariton, Verdi.
5. ‘Home to our Mountains’—with
Quarlett aecomp. Verdi.
G. Master and Scholar, . Fio. avante.
7. ‘The Sounds of Harps angelical*—
* (Juartelt accotnp. Paiinto.
8. Piccolomini —Waltz with Chorus, Muzio.
DOORS open at 7 o’clock. Commence at 8.
GO”Tickets for sale at Mr. B tilini’s resi
dence, and at the Ilall on the evening of -the
Concert.
B3F If the weather should he unfavorable,
the Concert will be postponed.
05” Mr. Rooney has lor this occasion kind
ly furnLlied one of Stein way’s superior Pianos,
dan. 1. 1831.
UMIAIKUCIAL.
A LOVtiT.i, T)t'C. 29.
COTTON — <? alos to-dr.y up to 1 o’elock are ns
follows: (i at W 2 nt 8. 13 n, 89, S nt 0, *2 lau 9],
’ -1 t nl, :.J, 8 lit li), 24 nt 10}, 60 at It.}. a.' a. lu.t,
V ill luj. 83 nt it Cents. —Reeipt&S(l bn'c's.
Mot] Dae. 29.
Snlcs of cotton to-dny 4,000 halts. Middlings
30} a lie.” The market ti ui.
New On r hiss. Doc. 29.
Sales of cotton to-day 10,000 bales. Middlings
nt 11} to Jl}c.
Nr.w Yore, Dee. 29.
Snlcs of cotton lid-day 5,000 bales. Middling
Uplands 11} a IP.<*. Flour firm \ sales of 9,(t00
barrels. Wheat dull; sites of 6,600 biiiliel'.
Coin film; sales o.’ 63,0i:0 busiiels; in'::ed at 09
a 70 cents. Nay: I# i’ in.
“coTminuiTmciis cm\\\ nt.’
OOKUr.CTKD WIXKtV nv
DURItUS & KPRIMGFR.
Grocers iv ,l C'ommissmkil<rclm*tt <, 1 (!■> .'.raid if.
. _3E
IJacuixo— : tluony, pryd. 15 u 10
Dam: Jtun:—Machine pr lb. .8} n 91
Dacox—Hams , . pr ii>. 15 lO
Shoulders, pr ll>, 11 a 121
‘ Sides, pr !!>. 111 < *0
[log round, pr lb. 0” a 00
CAjrm.ES—Sperm pr IbA” 40 a 45 I
Adamantine, pr lb. .20 <i 21
Star, pr lb. 19 a 24
Coffee— Java, pr lb. IS 2O
Rio, pr lb. Ft ii 18
Cuekse—Nortnern, - pr Hi, 13 a 1.5
English Dairy, pr lb. 10 n 18
Cr.u'Kcr.s— pr ll> 8 a 9
Fuob'ft—•Snjiti fine per bid S 60 a 900
Extra pr bbl BSO a 9 25
Family pr bbl 900 a 9 50
G IU, American pr box 2 5 a 2 it)
Foreign pr hex 2 50 a 2 76,
skd pr Im-'i It l a 120
-b
thlks 1 00, a 115
IT id I^B-Green pr lb 2* a 3
Cured pr lb 7 a 9
Iron—SWcde pr lb il, a 0
Etowah pr lb 4 a 1.1
Hand pr lb 6 a 4
English pr lb v 4 a 4J
Hollow Ware pr lb 6 a 6j
Axles pr lb 6 a 7
r.AKD—In barrels pr lb 15 a 16}
Iu kegs and cans pr lb 1 .'p a 16
Lime—Stone pr bbl 350 a 400
Mackekfl —No. 1, pr bbl 19 00 a 22 00
No. 2, pr bbl- 16 00 a 17 00
No, 3, pr bid 900 a 12 60
Molasses —-Cuba pr gall 80 a 35
New Orleans pr gall 40 a 50
Nails—Assorted pr keg 4 25 a 4 50
On.—Linseed pr gal 90 g. 1 00
’ ICerosine pr g 1 1 (>0;~a 1 25 /
Sperm pr gal 1 60 <•’ 175
Train pr gal 50 a 75
Lard oil, j r gal 100 a 1 25
Onions — pr bl ; l 350 a 450
Fork— pr lb 9} a * 101
Powder—Keg rifle, pr keg 7 00 a 7 50
Blasting [O’ keg 5 00 a 5 5u
.Potatoes —Sweet pr bush 60 a 75
Putty — pr lb 6 a 7
Irish, Northern pr bbl 3 50* a 4 00
Rice— pr lb 6 a 7
Sugar—New. > Did cans pr lb 9 a 111
C!aTWff% pr lb 1! a 121
“ B pr lb 10 ti 11}
“ O pr lb 10 a 11
pr lb 12.} a 13}
Soar—Turpeiuine, com. pr lb 5 a 7 .
Family, pule pr lb 6 a 7
Starch—No 1, pearl pr lb 8 a 10
Salt—Liverpool pr lb 140 a 1 50’
Shot—Drop pr bag 2 15 a 2 96
Buck pr lb 9 a 9}
Spick,—Popper pr lb 11 a 12
Ginger, pr lb o (l 10
Wheat—Red pr lb 160 a 1 7.5
White pr lb 165 n 170
White Lead— pr lb 8 a 9
WuiskkY—Connnoii pr gal 28 a 33
Rye pr gal 45 a 15
Country corn pr gal 75 a 85
Domestic Oiii pr gal 45 a 60
- do. Brandv ug gill 45 a 75
V. ‘ I.• i■ ‘ia:Ti pr ;:l 2 25 “ 7 !:■
N. Lb Rum pi’ gal 45 a 50
Not*—These are the wholesale rates, and those
buying at. retail have to pay a small advance ori
above prices.
NEW CLOTHNG
(C ft ■ r) rr J
■& j lyjTixo
r I''IIE Siibsenht'v haa now in Storo, and is con
-l. Bluntly receiving from New ?ork, a large
and well selected stock us
©sisnr© Asfe®®w
CIiOTIMO,
ESBEAriSG ALL THE LATEST STALES OP
BUSINESS, PLAIN & FANCY
„ DRESS SLITS! ‘
Moliair, Sealskin, Cloth and Beaver
ALSO, A FELL AND COMPLETE ASSORTS XT OF
BURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising Linen Bosom Shirts of the best ma
terial and make, and warranted to give satisfac
tion. Mermo, Oashm.'re, and Silk Undershirt:}
Silk Ties and Scarfs, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders,
ike. <te. ALSO, A SUPPLY <Ui’
JflltiS,
Malices, Carpet-Bags,
las, Walking Canes, &c.
jTY 1231-4 G-si ‘3US 9
A full and complete assortment of
BOOTS AND SILL S,
FOB GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
And v large assortment of Ladies Shoes,
Bools (nd Gaiters, of the very best material
and worrmanshfp, and eveiy variety of Chil
dren’s Shies and Boots.
—ALSO—
u rui.t Atvn well Assorted stock of
p\ MEX-S ASI) BOYS’
OF THE VkKY^LV'IRST^m.^S.
The citizens of Columbus and sun’Giindlr. ,T
country are respectfully solicited to give men
call before purchasing elsewhere, ns I am deter
mined to sell my goods lower than anv oilier es
tablishment in liie city, r have Goods,’ and good
Goods, and _nm determined to se. 1 them ~j tlv
store is immediately under Cook’s Hotel, Broad
Street, where 1 will take great pleasure iu waiting
upon all who may favor me with.a cal!
„ , , F. M. 12KOOKS.
, Columbu--, Oct 2, 1569, am.-
TWO PAPERS FOR THE MILLION!
The Cheapest and Beat Payers in the llTsr/rf/
si Ytmr for Is!ts Combined.
NOW IS Tllfe lIMK TO SUBSCRIBE
■ FOR TRIt
NJSI’.V YORK WJESiItSB.Y A itiSk S-’HC
TOSESAC sCiUfliriY tKBKILLOW !
A SPLENDID PIIOIEN TO EVERY SIBSDIRB: R.
A splendid Wheeler it Wilson Sewing Mm-liine
given to any one sending U3 100 subselibors du
r.iig llie winter.
NOW 18 TUF, TIME TO FORM CLUBS.
v TO TUB
NEW FORK WEEKLY}
A Handsome tjuartn Publiu.dimi,
BPA UfIFULLY ILLUSTRATED,
Wliicli, if? now ncknowlfd-ful t o lie
The lcst Story a \l Sb.tch Papir V.i tic Vt'orhi!
HEGULAS^V;fMIB-UTOKB
M id be fmind ;he 11 ■ aics of the best Male and Fe
• male \. liters in the United Scute*.
Such writers as
-51R3. ANN S. BTi:i>llbNß, MARY IIOMIKS
MU3. MARY A. DF.NISON, LUCY A. RANDALL,
T. S. ARTHUR, VIRGISLi F. TOWNSEND,
SVJt. HHNRY PUCK, JUSTIN JUNES,
S. tfOJIPTON S-AilTli (tIARUY lIARIiL.)
wm. baulk ihnd::r, franc,,j s. sjtrnr,
I.’OCrKIC ST A Rill i'K, JAMES REYNOLDS,
r„ AUGUSTUS JUNES .MARY 0. VACIIAN,
.anna Raymond, Margaret versk,
Write for iti egnlavl v, wliil. a reore ol u:i ; well
known writers mea-ionally coutiijuto
to ils coLunns.
The LCcw York IVeekly has non- enygaed a I
force of” tn ten! tJwVeanhol h‘ rirttlkH Ij
any a ‘ i/:shmri;t, in the World.
GKNERAf, fIIARAETUR < F in 13 If. Y. WEEKLY.
ThS NEW YORK WKKKI.Y is des’gned move
, especially as a
Fiifsl'Class Story and Sketch Faiter,
in wltiuli we intend to give our
readers a succession of
TTJsfi Host filsorlcs atid §SiJ<Hs.;s over
’ Publishrd e:i tSae United Sstalcd,
The aim and object of these productions will be
to inculcate useful knowledge under the pleasing
guise of fiction, or to teach great moral lessors
t hrough the same means We shall never publish
a word or line, the lendeey of which is to injure
the morals or tn-te of the reader, Every issue of
the NEW YORK WEEKLY will contain short
SKETCHES OP LIFE AND MAN
NJ<JRS, NOTINGS OF TRAVEL
AND ADVENTURE, SHORT
S TORIES , G ENERA L S l rAI
MAK Y OF EVENTS, Jll\
MORO US OLeaNings
POE Til F, EDI TORI
ALS, ETC, ETC.
ETC.
Our “Knowledge Box,” our “Noti
ces to ConTcsptHider.ts,” our Pleas
ant Paragraph.-?, s’’ 5 ’’ our “Items of
Interest,” our “j\lirtliful Mor
sels,” and our “German
Without a Master,” a. sc
ries of lessons design
ctl, to rentier the
GelVnan lnmnnuro
plain to the
commonest
under
staud-
ing.
o
Our ‘‘Knowledge Ijox.fis aloru* wovl.li Ibcpi ic.
of l!io paper. It, conlui.i ? Wfckly aliout. iiily
iliflVreufc invaluable rceip eov-.-iinn- ilm v iiolo
“round of uselul kiiowb i . ; and it ;, v >’ uune
fjuently happen? tint llw r-.til.-r will rome
otk- irceip'* v. iii li is woiUi to him lie
price of lon year; -üB-’-rijui *:i.
Our “Auswcmnlo l it p.i.-,”a]?o, are full
of vnlaabb: iufoimakion.
And lniiulreds have nlrea-lv nef|tdr and n very
I < spool :i bio kIIOWG ■■}. * *;f Ch-.t (b*i u.’ili J;t; •; A<
from the ttudy of oar pl.-.iiily.spuL lb.!;. an Icscotw .
OPR TEIIIS WITH iERSOXS FOK.NiXfi CUDS
To any single subseril'ov who will t-untl us two
dollars for one years eubscribliun, we will send
Ihe Nkw Yore \V kek and the Pk roui li*
I’m: ..low, tlie lnttei a in.! ’ iiilieui: t eoinii* •, i u u,i
sb’ -t. of : i\'i ven ] a ■ , j.ub’i hed moitlhiy. tilled
Yr-vli s> :■riding witiei m”- ’*.111! <
in which are eonuealiy iilastrat-sd all lb. ci foufc
events of the day. „
c-di i; 2 sub'i-swili • i.'Uie tliescnler a prcndiMn
of a7 cent I’ook.- u j sub'rs wid on? a• book-:
or jow< l-y to the v.-.iueoi . .—si2 fur s -ukY will
ensure jf’Weliv to t he value* tf IJ*.• lOsub’i'S
will ensure jewelry to the vnlueof-jJ- .sl3 for 12
uu!.'i willeusun jewelry U ;he vulu
for 24 sub'rs will imhi:;v j -welry to 1 1 1 •’ \ nine of
$lO. —572 for 43 sub* will eußurejew<
vnine of &10.
so an y one sor.f.i.-agus $l5O for 100 sul.ncribevs
during the vin> •r, we Avill send Iheai one ol*
lieeier tt W ilsiui beautiful Family
ehines worth v cash.
The followiiiij is a list, of the different r,■ .'ides
ot jewelry from which selections for pi on-iuius c. a
be made:
(iold Pencils Casas,Sleeve Button?, Gold Ben <*.
Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold Locke. 3, Ladies’
and Gents’ Gold Brea-Jt bins, Gold Bar and Fin
ger Icings, Brocehes, Bracelets, SfcttJ*, deck
Chain?, Vest Chains, Foh Chains, Watches, La
cies’and Gents’ Scarf Pins, Gold Grosses; in
fact almost any article of jewelry which can be
mentioned.
Those entitled to premiums slum Id be careful
to select some article which will not be likely to
cost more than the amount of their premium
hyery article will be see ton the day oulered,
and it will be just whfil it is represented to be.
THE N. ¥. WEEKLY
has been long enough before people to satisfy
them that these offers are made in good faith, and
that our engagements will be faithfully met. Our
paper is not one of a mush 100 m growth, but it
has proved its claim to vitality and solidity by a
long and prosperous career, and it now stands
at the very head of the list ofNpaper of -ils class.
Our friends must be careful t.o whom they en
trust their money for subscript on?, as we, of
course, can take ho risk, if the money is mailed
to us, our obligation shall be strictly kept, but of
course we cannot be responsible if subscribers
entrust their money to swindlers.
Persons sending ..s letters should be particular
to state the Town, County anti Slate; also, name
the particular article or articles they may desire.
All idlers and Gomuiiiuiealions, in relation to
tli e Editorial or Business Be part men ts of the N E W
VOKlv \\ I'jI.KIaY. niMst be td-lressed t.>
STUZW'B? & S.?IITH, •
Kill tors it rut Proprietors, 22 Beefciriau st., N. Y.
Specimen cnpi ’s sent free.
OTTO post Masters, wtfi not, Po 4 Mn
tors nml ot hers ofoiii’ lib nib: thvougliout the coun
try, if they cannot use li e above to their own
ndVhnt.nge, hand it to I hqir wives, daughters,, sons
or some u neinployea friend, who vji.td fin ireta
ling tip clubs for 1112 NEW YORK WEEKLY,
lucrative business? With the great Attractions
offered, the fonnatioii ol’ clubs cannot fail to
prove an easy thing.
Ivov. 27. 1869. 40 —3m.
e ■ ■ i
y.V'VE JfisrßacMcn>.)4tn;3asc^L,;'.'r- -'2 I. n . . r . .-.Vvi •• ‘ Saflir
- r-i k j'j-J • ■ )’ : • )
, -
TO THE FiIIENDS AND PATiIONS 0E THE
i ': {! ] c\ at rnr p t to aa l )vvi> ota at p $ it-x )
pnw GOLUMdUO bOiiidiil OIUnL uj = : v,b
M c 1 ; .j’ ‘ • ••
.. i \ 1; ; C i “* -■ * ‘ ’ f 311 , -.1
f V “.-: ;| v- y \ ■ 4"-:'.'’ N
’4 >:£ .* ‘ Now Glory to tlic L ‘id ol’ llostp, front tv limn nli < Dorics arc! i.” \T iT
f > ‘f ;j, Ami Honor to our Sovereign Si ate, t! o l.'figUcst Foulhern Star! y,% ;•>
K i more to tlioso who nt.’ck her. jn-it.’ol-.'.ts, jewels; thrown, cli;-’’ -’ ‘A
v i She takes Iter treasure to her Lirett-.r .ttit! cuds her *on* t her own; \d’ TA j
V.'i :L‘ i,-) . c. } If - j.- 7
f’ ■’ y. \ A year-to bo renioniberotl ttltilo t!m Bianot rolls in.space, ~1 w i’ V A
fi'4 ;,i Wlien Georgia brohe t!ie iron bom!* ot Union and disgrace, t wktTsll
s’ •’ .4 G. j And Won the riyht, hr day and to wonder evermore, ‘ k; Vv-A /
VfLn ;• U r f f . Y r
F. r i What ailed Iter that she didn’t break those iron bonds before; iv 5< fc.
i* ;• i Mvi v’• !
J r / .y. - , # | J r” t S j ‘ 0.
A ‘ * \ \ Now Georgia amonix hor liilk, and shouts l-e-ido the sen, (. S 3 A
ff : hvJ _ ■ 7 /II ‘ * ‘/V vs
Jy.? y’-A “Kiri'? Uouiba-Gongross ran away, and Guorgia is Free!”
f. ; !’ j Now Georgia, salt! among her sons, to all the Universe ■/)/.'> U
Vi ; A Extends ten billion blessings; did she ctw send a curse ? ‘; ’
a\ ‘c’ T . * V .‘-V
f. v „’>k* , . b‘0 4 j xk .
Now, patience. fellow-Countrymcn ! for FsTiall hero recite u.’bfk.T
e L J Some venerable sentiments, respectable tlionsh I rites ,A'i / -k;h
r n M la i
y : “.pj ‘ j ’Tis not the best of liberty, the living as you please, . <iyj |'.h / Y
f Yilx-'J v ; o Nor vet the boast of freedom that she gives von chalk for cliecSS. ( j t ;
“ • ami?
/) v ( j. j J Bencatli our great Task-Master’s eye, each man, bis task i> set ; i TAS ,
’ f A Au And he who bids the Devil drive, obeys a Yankee yet! _ i j il
fi'i > Afi.v Bo merrv, but be moderate! 80. genetous, yet just! • . •(’' ; j sb. ‘■ j
~• r’ ‘5 y:9 Beware of <rrct a nd! Beware of pride! of lastuoss and lust ! v ; i J 4, L
c-;| V - ’ t. 1
y ‘ ~,-?.[\ Remember, In tlic'Cotntnonwealth, inis ruio is unreversed, | 1;
f- A t fk> , That ho who hurts the lowliest, afflicts himself the worst; ‘
\ j u'■ I'O “Political Economy's” a homily at best, &| > T
djj •, In several heavy volumes, on, “Blessing, thon art bleet.” # j- t I f
’4 Ky/ jiEj/ \ v jtf TPj, [
fr I i’■ ? ‘] And gather from your Chronicles the end of every wrong, 1. 1
‘■*’ . ’ ‘jhi That Righteousness upholds the weak, when strength betrays llio strong, kh %
hp, , And teach your sons who labor, and your sons who legislate , >"■)
) %:■&'{ || i That Honesty’s the Policy for citizen and State. £ ; J J.
kgY f k J fT-j. a i‘ Lr y
Ir'D ’i kDA So, shall Ibo Glorious Lord of Hosts, from whom, all glories are, 1 j j K ’-.A.
J IVoM Ciiristmas unt.) Christnutf, gu‘ul* v . our mwii dear Georgia, ‘ j j
Ayr. H j ’• ) Uphold her, arch and arc!) it rave, nor lot one column warp, ky v. x.djjjU
v A,I ! . 1 In all the hot.se whose Corner-Stone was laid by Oglethorpe; H“ty (k *
fiHUi L’ENVGIE.
f * -\s jj , , I wisli 1 were a Carrier-bird, or else elect of Fate; p\ k •
1^ j’ |l \ Say, “Carrier General-itt-Chief,” to this United State! _ w •
and A A I’. ) To go around and see it all,-in plenty and content ; (Yj T Tk'sA
V'V b‘s f|‘-2 Would warm my back without a shirt, my soul without a cent; 6)l| Jf^’
r ’':;j}d . ‘. .
But as my round of luty lies within my General’s call, ‘ \WI ‘ti^e
1 wish these .1. -S the Christmas meant for all, <
f. , I [ Aj, That never leave a Carrier lad los„ swarm” than lie desires. (1
vyi,‘Q • ■ JfltgM
I'. ‘; ’) a y * * N l|
’ iF-J •- - . ■■ ‘ v ---- - • - ‘y WW £
<4? •*7T'AA':.''j-• ~.-T“, j 7 V • y N ‘-Tly -T'd'TU
w ‘ .1 S I' 1 1 c p■ . ‘ ‘ : l l* : 11 1) fl ,‘ . I :. ; I. wiwiii . .... - - J
f. Cos ,H* ■ - , I . . RiUV.I WVV* L : ■’ * ~ l, 1 14
‘■ > i . J ■ ■ v in u:< : ’ - •: • ■ :
e s- / v-yD V.:v ■, YW'd ■ ‘ .. ‘ i ! g¥ g ‘■
j , - J, :-r ... - -a.,r W.fV'xi.f
now t,;l: xis to uoduvience!
}l . iifZ. Vlul/ft
FOR THE
.’ITT ;■• v ■p t V
i'Eu Iv&ti rt'LLkLi,
AND
COMIC PICTORIAL
-2 ‘ J yj, y / ? } D
mny Jr hi lion l!
A Ci'-.z .ail) PROIta
TO E . Ell\ Si BSC It! 0 Ell!I!
’l'll 31 1’ WEI Si S;. H. 5 ■l.’iß
Pmcs c a ial ‘ pixel-
LOU', ©SB TEAR FOK IT WO
B.MT.AKS :! : -
OUR TERMS TO CLUBS.
1 cony one year, $2, and Pictorial Pliunny |
l’liellow nno year. 1
2 “ 11 ami a premium.
4 < &'(, “
0 “ “ §>S>, “
8 “ “ Si 2, “ “
10 “ “ §>ls, “ “
12 “ “ SIS, “ “ (
O* Semi for a Specimen Number, which is
furnished I’kkh, anti cuirtains full particulars
of pre mums.
STREET & S3IBTIX*
Editors and Proprietors of the New-York
T Vceklq. 22 HceuuMii Street, iv r . I 7 ", tiin
tiftMRTMBRSIUP. j
DR. J A LRq.iynßT ASD POSTER S UMPSiPi;
i> espvutfully give notice that they have pi
A chased i he i'tablumeit of the late conceit .
ot Dan forth. N .'i?e! <t Cos., nut! will continue th
DlllfO lUJrsISESS at the old aland under lit !
firm and name cf _
UR Q UIIA RT tfe GTIA PM AN.
They solicit the continued patronage of the
old friends and distorters, with all others wh
uny be pleased to give tlicm a call.
DR. UR Q UIIA RT,
will continue the.p l aelice of Medicine, andwifi
keep hi ■ otilce at the ltrug Store
Col unibua. On., -lan. fH.JSStf.
ADMIMSTRAIOirS SALK.
ATOTJCII is hereby given to all persons hohf-
X 1 ing eiaitr.t ..i demands against th ■ estate of
Thorn ns It. Adams, late of Uuike connl.y, Icners
ed, to present, them legally aulhentiea ed within
the time jn a . l ihed by law, or this nol'ce will be.
pleaded in bar. and all persons indebted to said
estate arc required to make paynieut forthwith
to the uudei signed of sai I estate.
F. 13. ADAMS, Adin’r.
Dec. 1,18!t0. wtf.
>42. r y - e'P’ - ■* \
C\! A tl . t)
j -
WORTH OF
TV TANARUS) V f 1 AA nq
JJii 1 ~liUUiJo,
AT’UOST FOR CASH.
WISHING to close :i limited pnHnrrship by
v'k the l<t. of .lanwary next, wo offer without,
rest*rv and our extensive slock ;it
(Dti)®ir ip I ®^
embracing every variety of tbe best of articles
usualiv kept by our trade, cud we trust that onr
posit ion so long brfoTe the public will justify their
heliet that wemeai: AT
. PAM 1 El) M il’ll THE CASH.
OUR CUrf ULMERS
j will find in our stock, from the finest grades of
SLLK 9
TO THE LOWEST QUALITY OF
lE>ome st i c 4 oo<l s.
CARPETS, KERSEYS,
BLANKETS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
A!E© ©!MP&o
bQT” Call early and make your selections
as well as make money. \
We will say to our regular trade that it shall
bo served as heretofore. Goods charged
| must bear a little profit , am! yet wishing to
i reduce our stock within a given time, we < Her
! inducements to all
KS>l9 & .XftHffSOIX & CO.
Columl.ns, Oa., XoV. ‘27. ts
CljaituijDocljcc Bax.
mmm !i%
SE:_T EHSI JSk.imraC'm
r |'MlE imbibing nnd eating public. nro informed
L that this eslifcni'Uhniciil is fully under way,
as ever, nnd its ol 1 eotnm.uulcr
GEORGE MAGNUS,
is at his post, ready at all times to serve his old
friends nnd all who may call, with the FINEST
t.fGtUORS, and tlje !*► st and freshest OYST&RS ,
FIS//, GA ME, FOWLS, HAM, FC/GS, nnd
COFFEE, as usual in past seasons. Every effort
will he m ule to please, and as the proprietor
knows how to “lix up” for ihc thirsty and hun
gry, every one will he sure of being suite 1. Seek
me out on Front Street., near Crawford street.
Friers moderate. GEOROE MAGNUS.
Columbus, Nov. £0- Sftn
* GREAT : EDUCTION IN PRICES!
FTTMIm F
J. Ij i\. Lt X X Li if Li
AND
vMmmw w&mm
TROY
MANUFACTURING CO.
IN ORDUIi Of II 1. \!IC1 E STOCK
and to get money, we are differing
Furniture and Wooden
rsf greatly reduced prices for cash;
1 Gntfiige Chairs at $1; Bedsteads at 4.V to §ls'.
Pine Till s T to ©YI |>er nest.
I’ine Buckets 2 t?> #2 25 per lozen.
And other nrlfeles at a proportionate re
duction in prices. Went ike a liberal dis*
count ro dealers. Oicc lis a call as we are dee
termined to sell.
JEFFERSON & HAMILTON.
Columbus, Oct. 24, 1860, t 2m
GRAND RUSH
aa.
I s HJSSi P
NEW .STORE,
W. 11. PHELPS
I? now opened at his New Store (under Cook’s
Hotel,) where will be found a splendid stool/
of Goods, usually kept in. ms line, consisting in
part of the following articles :
100,000 Cigars, wholesale and retail;
100 Boxes Fire Crackers,
10 Bbls. Nuts,
25 Boxes Raisins,
K Bbls. Fine Apples,
1,000 Fancy lluskets;
Fancy and Common
MEEUSCIS.itW lES'ES ASD CX-
Aa [IOLI>£KS.
AM t)rMEMSB_ STOCK OF
All for Cash only, at low figures. Don't
forqel the place, ,
UNDER COOK’S HOTEL.
WM. U. H. PIIELPS.
Doc. 11, 18G0. l‘y