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Presentments of tixe Grand airy. Geonpa. >ln.H:ocee Cnnty: Thn Grand Jurors worn, chocm, and selected for ’he county of Hueeogpe for thn December term 1854 of Mus- C'rttoe Superior Court, and the tirat panel thereof, aeg .eavr i to make the following zenerni presentments: We rind the Court liooae in zmui order, except the Titrht amtr rod, ami a .' brnaen panes of glass m oaverai ol tile windows. VV., uni the Id m mod order, as for as we coul<l as certain, with tiie exception ofsome of the wmdow biinds, tail a tire plane in the debtor’s mom, 3nd the fence and sates around said-lot, which require ?ome repairs, aii ol which we would m“neeUnily recommend to be done mme liatei v. We recommend to the Inferior Court that a sun -aantlai brick wml, ammt twenty ieet high.be buiit around , ♦tie lad: the amount ao--v paid for guards to hie Jaii.would, if aatd tor one year, more than build such a wail as is needed, ami foorougniy protect the jail and secure the in mates thereof. •Cu have examined the hooka at all the officers of the County and take great pleasure in testifying to the neat ness and good style in wruci* they have been aept. t lur examination was not so foil as ;t would otherwise have been, as ’hrse offices bad so recently been examined oy our predecessors. * We rind in ’he hands of the county Treasurer, on the ITth January, 1855, a balance in favor oi the county or $69 56. We find the roads and bridges generally ,n good orrier, with the exception of the mad leaning from Columbus to T libmton: that from Columbus to Lindsay's Mill is in bad order- Ramsey's Hill is too narrow for wagons to pass each other; also the hill at Bull Greek. We rind, by the affidartts-of the Tax collector and also ot Mr k ”e, that Mr Kyle for himself has paid SIO 65 more than was doe, also, that as agent for Dozier Thom t-u, tie aas overpaid 54253. We recommend that the proper authorities refund to him these amounts. We have examined the tax collector's book, and find on his insolvent li?t and* rni errors n his .-aid Books that there is lie sum ot SB6O 62 on State and county tax; we recom mend bat this sum he allowed him . Wa request the-clerk of the interior court to furnish the managers of the neakpetobex election with a list of ail who in ve efused or failed to pav their taxes, so that they shad not be allowed u> vote until said taxes, are paid. We iir-'-nt as an cvtl needing correction, that the Jus tices ot die Peaee. of the eouttfjf, rail to render proper and foil lists of tlie person- subject So taxation in their respect ive-districts to the Tax receiver. We have been informed by the late tax codec or, thaiuwing to tins‘act. more than one hundred thousand dollam cf property in tins county pavs no tax either ?o the State or county. We present as a nuisance the practice of certain parties n the city of Commons issuing change foils, called ‘shin piaster*.’ We would recommend to our good cinzens that tliev cease to receive such a circulation in payment of any d.*bt whatever. Wa cannot take leave of his Honor, Judge Womil, without teal living to his court ray and urbanity as a xentle- Tian.'ind Pis firmness and mpaitiaiitv as a .lodge.— V ; feel, riiat under his administration, the law will become a terror to evil doers. We congratulate the country on his accession to the Bench, The Solicitor General pro. tern., James X. Ramsey. E.-q.. is entitled to our thunks for his attention to this body; vo cheerfully near testimony to ins anility as a prosecu ting officer. * Seymour R. Bonneh, Foreman. J. W. Threlkeid, Moses Garrett, EL 5. Oates, David Dean, Jorepn B. Hill,. Josiah HCvie, R. W. Armour. Richard Robinson, E. 3. Greenwood, Jonathan Croshaw,J W.„ Vfornsa, Jacob Fogle, Wiiliam Brooks, Wm. Williamson, John 3mnb, 3.3. Jenkins, W. BE. Alston, H. J. Smith. On motion, bv J. X. Ramsey, Solicitor pro. tern., Tt is ordered by the Court, that so much of the presentments ot the Grand Jury is are of a pubiic nature, be published as requested. A true extract from the minutes of Muscogee Superior Court, December Term, 1854. This 19h day of Jan. 1855. DAVID J. BARBER, Clerk. MuSCCXtES SCPER.OH CoiJRT, ) Deeenv er Term, 1854. \ Lt is Ordered. That this Court be adjourned until the first Monday in June, L 855 Vnd it is further ordered. That the Grand and Petit .lu nrs, drawn and summoned to attend this Term on die 4th Monday in January, 1855 attend in obedience so said sum mons on the said first .Monday in June 1855, at LO a’tiiock, A. M. Anu it is forther Ordered, that the Clerk publish a copy of tins orrier in the papers of this city once a week for four weeks after this adjournment. A tree extract from the minutes of Muscogee Superior Court, this the lOth day of January, 1555. an23—w4t. DAVID J. BARBER, Clerk. ATSH'3 CH3SHT PECTORAL. For he rapid enre of Conshs, Colds, Hoarseness. Bron chitis, IVHoping Conga, Croup, Asthma, and Con sumption. This remedy oas won for itself such notoriety from its euro- ofeverv variety ol pulmonary disease, tnut it is on ireiv iiineressary to recount the evidences of its vinues in onv community where it has been employed. So wide ia tie lieui of its usefulness,and so numerous the cases or its lures, that aimo-t everv section u the country abounds :n persons publicly known who have been restored from naiming and even desperate diseases of the lungs bv its use. When once tried its -upenontv over every other med icine ol as t;nd is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, die public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which aie incident to our climate. And not oniv in tbndtmdahie attacks upon the lungs, but for ‘tie milder varieties of Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, oke ; and tor Children tis the pleasantest and suiest medicine that can be obtained. .is it :ias long been in constant use throughout this sec tion. we need uot do more than assure the people its quaJ - tv s aept up o to the nest that it ever has been, ana that tiie genuine article is sold by Danforth -it Nagle, Columbus, Geo. T. 5. Braotieid, West Point, “ W. W Wilson, Taihotton, “ Dr J. F. Woodbury, Hamilton, “ Channcey Fowler, Tuskeaee, Ala. jan23w<fctw2m. FOR SALE. MY Negro Haa. Gtlea. well known in this city asa mns; excellent -Ut*r. ..irriLe Dm t>r :ind Dravmnn. Columuus. jan23 1355—twit'. ALFRED IV£E3>.'tf. H. S. SAEONI. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. : ,n *l— tw ?f. COLUMBUS, GEORG LA. DEEIEABLE PROPERTY AT ATJCTIOISr. % T ll ’c.loek >n the tirst Tuesday in February next.. we _g\. will seilu the -Market House, in the city of Columbus. a„,uh a ail of Lots No. [OS s. itifi. situated on Oglethorpe strand pmrmil known as the Cooper Lot. On the premises ;u - e a dwelling with 4 rooms, a t!m pta e n each, a good kitchen and other outhouses* ami a good wallot water. Rent notes tor ;ae present -ear go to purchaser. Terms Cash. ALSO. Lot No. 40. on Broad st-two doors above the old ?ank of 4’ Marys’. 2K feet 4 ineftes front* and running back 147 ft. I ;r ch on which a due two story Brick Building, occupied ai tire sent by H. W. Nance, as a Furniture Finishing Shop. The upper story contains several comfortable munis, suitable fur offices orbed rooms. Terms. Credit until let January next wtih good security and mortgage on the property. ALSO, Lots No. 453, dlt 454. tOretherwith he imnmvements fronting on Early st.. in the liiwor part of the city, each ci ntainm a 1 full h all acre. Terms, on dav of sale. ALSO. hi root of our Stores, a larirn lot of Furniture. Dry Goods. Clothing Wagons. Car.-age*. Riirs. and Mules. H A RRl'< )fif, Al 3 AN it grWtMR. E J. Ptnkard. Auctioneer. jamiO—twtds. L ARGE NORTH ESN POTA .Br TOES—tor planting, just eeeived ami tor sue □v T. M. HOG AX Columbus. Jan 2Q —twit. 3AO AID STILE IT HOUSE. MRM. B VRROWlhavinff removed to the BROAD STREET ROUSE, solicits the patronage of her mends. Board per month..... .... saß ‘XI “ with longing. ... 24 00 “ “ day -* f <o Supper fireaaiast and Lodging ............... 125 Children and servants half price. Commnn-. Jan. 2t>— twßm. A >TW SUPPLY OF RUTH i£ LI.: A Domestic Tala of the presen* time, h; Fannv Fern; Fudge doings: Being Tony F dge : - tt ceni at the same. ;n forty ■ Imp. era, by Ike Vaiv. 1; A South 3 ; ue View of SL.very: or -hree months at the South ■ii 1354. ay Nthemiab Vdam- * L’. o.; Fern. L. ant; 2d 3er;e-. Anew su; ply. More *ll he Life of l*. T. Uwi mn *u received by iautd wStiw. 4. N. PLHffi, BLANKS WE have and keep constantly on hand every deserption ol Lesai Blanks, for Law™. Ofiiinarifs. Sheriii>. , md ill C hub y Officers, pnuied.au supemr paper nc j ® he moit approved forms. !,>*’ *.s<&. til.l IS. Coffee, Sugar and Tea, Brandy. SegaT3 and tobacco, at cost. to the tfigtttneaa of the money market, and ‘he con “ drueti lowue-s >* ;he river. L am .orre-t to offer good* at -eerflee. fertile purpose oi meeting mv ; ndetMe-u.e-. Thear !ic:ea me of the verv deal .piaiilv. aelcc cd *,ih. treat care ot the reudi trade. N. 0. Ad wno are ndebted will p-ease sett'e without delay As umru pa? mtaua depeau. up n my pay. enrs—;wrf-. P. A. t'T. AYTOIT. F'JRSALS. *VVi | Barrclii Thcanistan Lime. Enr fs b bv juuih —ihad ;w4t. Rtfs-ii, tfATTE.b. . CO. rrcTTCE. Tiie Scnelxlioltiers of tile Roe lx I-l.vn-l Fact o ry are requested to -utet an the ai>t Saturday in t’ebrtu.- ry. 1855, at the nrHce -u ’hi* 1 ompauy. Mo. 38, 3r->:ui -trees, i.'o itunhia, at iQ ••''(Unek, businese-u v-tal importance. Hyorder of thee owner* ol’ a ausmriiy of he .-dock. ?. M'LAiiEN, Prej ? t D. E. VTiponx. Secretary. Columbus. Ga.. i on. 18, 185S. twdt. For Hire. Av ery *mart. LUceiy Girl, wenty years of age.— wtin is tn exceilent house servant, •and seamsire-e. janiH—tw3t. RABIiRT VfITKIL OK. T. S. TUG-OLE. OFFICE OVER MEFORD’S (IS 3811,1D STREET, COiC3I3Tr3. SZOS iZO. Columbu?, January 10th, 1855. twlv. BEITISH PE SI OB 10 A1 i EARLY COPIES SECURED. LEONARD 3COTT &. CO.. New York, continue :o re-publish the following British Periodicals, v;z; 1. The London Quaeteult (Conservative ) j 2. Tae Edtabiiegh: Review (Whig-) 3% The North British Review (Free Church..) , -4. The Westhinister Review Liberal;} 5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine ( Tory.} The present critical state of European ufan-N will render these publications unusually interesting during the fortiicoin mg y-ar. They wrii iccupy a middie ground between the hasuiy written news items, crude apeculations.and ffvmg rumors of the daily Journal and the ponderous Tome of the h future historian, written alter the living interest and excite ment of the great political events of the nine shall have passed way. It is to these Periodicals that readers must look for the only really intciliuibic and reliable history of current events, and as such, in addition to their well estab lished literary,scientific, and theological character, we urge them upon tiie consideration of the reading public. Arrangements ire now permanently made or the receipt of EARL Y SHEETS from the Euttisu Publish- j ere. by which we are enabled to place ALL OUR. RE PRINTS in the haims of subscribers, about as soon os they can be lum’shed with foreign copies. Although this in volves a verv arge outiay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same low rates as Heretofore, viz Per ann. For anv one of the four Reviews 33 ht) For any two of'he aur Reviews 5 00 For any three of the ‘our Reviews 7 00 For ail four oi foe Reviews... 8 00 For Blackwood’s Magazine .. 300 For Blackwood and three Reviews J 00 For Blackwood inn the four Reviews... 10 00 Payments to >e matie in all cases in advance. Money current in the State where issued will be received it par. CLUBBING. A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above pri ces will be allowed to Clubbs oidenng four or more ‘pi es of any one or more of the above works. Thus: Four copies ot Blackwood, or of one Review-, will be sent to one address for 3U: four copies of the lour Reviews and Black wood for 330; ana so on. POSTAGE. In ail the principal cities anu ’owns, these works vm ie delivered, through agents, FREE OF POST At tE. When sent by mtui. the Postage to any part of the United States, will be but Twenty-Four Cams a year for ‘‘Blackwood,'’ and Fourteen Cents a year tor oaua of the Review -. Remittances and communications should always be ad dressed. po:*t paid, to he Publishers. LEON ARD 3COTT & CO. jan‘J—twlm. 54 Gold Street, New York. LIVERY STABLE EATEN OWING to the great scarcity and still advancing price ot provender, we are positively compelled to alter and increase the price of ‘ceding. In inure the following rates in all cases will be strictly adhered to. Horses and Carriage per lay -..56 Oil “ •* halfday. 4 U 0 “ “ at night 5 U 0 “ and Jersey Wagon, per day “ “ “ naif day.. .*...3 00 Baggage W agmis anu Torres, per lav 5 M) “ “ “ half day. 3 dU Horse and Buggj per day.- -.3 Ot) “ •• half day ..'2 00 “ “ at night 300 “ “ ami boy, per day —4 00 Buggy per day. 1 50 “ naif day 100 Saddle or Haniesa Horse, per day 1 5o “ “ “ half day. 1 00 “ “ “ at night". 1 50 Boarding Horse, one mouth 18 00 “ “ under one month per day 1 00 Single feed for Horse, per day 50 Drove Huifes n Stable, perday per hand, To “ “ in Lot.. - fiO “ Muies “ 50 PITTS & HATCHER, Columbus,jan2—*s5—twlin. VERNGY “C ECTOR. COLUMBIA CHATTAHOOCHEE COUHSH , *?■■ THE dra? annual over his ae’.v JOUII3E. near CoiUinims. Ga., will come off >n*ue First Tuesday, Bth. MarcE next. and continue five <lavs. Liberal FIT USES will he offered by -be Club tor the various ■aces which wUI afee place darning the week, and ainnle ac oomniodations for all who attend on that occasion. ‘Hitt Colt Stake to bp r ui over the Ebaitahoot m e Cfrarae at | the tirst annual meeting closed with tne following entrea Lee ember 3ts4 >354. E. Woeltolk eniers br.’e. by steel, 3 years old. Jam by Ber'ran. jr. W. Cheatham enters colt Little Arthur by Glencoe, oam Blue Bonnoit. John Harrem enters rr. !. ‘Mary Blues kin. h y Grey •aide, tain 3aily -Morgan; also gr. L Aniell. iv ilriy Lagie. dun Ma rietta. . Col. B. Easley enters oil. c. 3 years old. by Chieftain. lam Mary HTorton; also ch. c. 3 yuars ud, ay Chie tain, dam Janes av Shamrock. G S PRYOR. ) p „_ ri _. nr _ P vYPR'/uR. \ Prapntiore. j Coinmhiig. Joint —tw&.wtf “CASH ASD SHORT CREDITS! M. HALLOWEIL, & CO., SILK vVARS-HOUSL, P H I'L A VE IPHIA. TS3AI3. ‘"tsb buyers will rpcers a itiscount of SIX per --“nr.. : the Jionev hr i.aitl in par hurts. wuhin ten nays r m date of bill. Cacurrent money only taten at ts mar&et value o . the d-y T'i mcrchanUi of undoubted islanding 2. credit of SIX momhi Where monev is remitted • n advance of nuunriv, a discount al tbesmteat TVrSliVr; >er sent. per annum w; 11 be allowed. PRIC £S FOR GOODS LUNTFORIT. . r n acnm utili- g neaiieution of the rradtaff anrnmnnity m the ibove rermr^-Wean!!ounce :hat nmwittiaienuitig ti ces arm he or eon m con mercial aflkirslhru-utbout u.e v nuirv, he **s btUHnes, adopted bv as mom dan a year -me**, and m im alrnll rt?dly adhere u? : v&t tor .ue com * [jjg .m* QUiOiir uMiUi iuwTtn’eßt * HEW S!L< AND FANCY 3CCC3, Compnßing one of the l ar g e s t and most Splendid Stocks Tebetoundin Amwria; to winch #awill -eceiye constant*-* iitions, diro unborn :h* s* a. of new and Ltr ~ rr ;; a vT IS | HOCWa 13 P VKIS. ]r-w*n. FRESH GA.RJDEN’ SHEDS, ’ a kH-T I and Tst HeceiTed and for s?le by <*<• fl—xtrrttf BRET 4. W ‘ RII. C C PA TT.M c 3 TH i ?aC SSO L • £D . THE Gu partnership ’>tr'-iot -re exmiuif het r.en ‘.Vn.LIAIt LI VLL st TH*. jlOii GO* Ljfl Y ;s this :a itisw'lvett by 1 mutuai consent. WILL. AM HALL, j au tk—l HI 5. rw-tt. EAGLE MANUTACTtmiHG CO. COLTAtBUS, GA. THa Factory, now ie;ng in lull operation, is anie to supply on their usual terms) promptly as ordered, the various -tyres ot their .Manutacu tures, which consists of foe following variety ; YARNS, CSN ABURGS, 4 4 SHEETINGS } SIIIRT IN 4, Cotton ’t'nH‘M, of great variety of Pattern; Ct>TTt>> embracing many new -ttvres; Jfegr® Kerseys Jz Pme Rnof Flautgrs Casidneres. Truck fer Trcwsers. Sewing Fliread. <hiip Twine, TlAt.tr esa.js. Batting ~&e. TFCW To Cash purchasers inducements will be utferenL | detFß—tw-£ J. R. BROWNE. Agt. FRESH SifiDEl SEED. J T ' t, T receivmt a rener:il a=sortrrent or “LANDRETH'T’ new crop Garden & Onion Sets. P. A. CLAYTOW, de'iKl—tw *4l Bread street. FUll THE LADIES I J UST reeeiw-d direct from Pari®, ass auipiea, dx magniilceni Lmbmidereti WHITE SILK TALMAS ! .Also, our tliiri large invoice of liontiilas, Cloaks “andJTisites, including a large ot Flack Talmas and Cloaks. Suitable for mourning, of VELVET SA TIN AND C LOTH. Thow-il * h opened rer .ition tills morning at 10 o-uinck, .ie Louie invited .o aail and ~k at . them J. M. BAUM, ilnmbuß. sFov 15— tw ill Bread Street. SOUTHERN SUIT ART ACADEMY LOTTERY.’ ‘BY TIID AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.) ; Conducted on the Havana plan. CLASS J. One prize to 20 Tickets—and remember, evert’ prize drawn! To oe drawn on the 3<HJI oj January. CAPITALS &5M “ 5.00(1 “ 2,000 In at!. ASI prizes, amounting re - $20,1)00 7'diets 35—flahres and Quarters in proportion. Every prize drawn at each drawing. H;lie mail -w>rvont banks :t par. Ail communicatKins atrictly confidential. SAMUEL SWAN. Agent and Manager. Sign oi the Biunze Lion .Montgomery, Oct. 21 —twtd JOHN AIAY, Agent, Girard, Ain. XT’ A ! otters for immediate answer must be addressed to JOHN MAY, Columbus, Gn. B Y AY Est & WILKINS, ACCTIO>T E E R 3- SUE OP NEGROES. ON the first Tuesday 1 February next at foe Market Huuse .n this city, we w.ii seil Tsu Likely Totizt riasrcea, ‘.'insistinirof men, arris, anil boys. Tor particulars hand u.is. Terms at re a re. |nll--',ia. AYLIt i WILaLSS. TTT3T RZCZINZD ANTE I2T STORE, Q or 10 Pieces tadia Cheaper than can hi 0 purchased any where else :n .ue cnv. dec it). — VVER it U’U.XiNS. i FEW sa UiEH MUSCOGEE RAIL RO4 D A St<>ek idr Sale. Apply to reel’d —w.itw. A Y aR E YVTLKINS. | A Shares Tlobiiii & S&iil Routt “itock, TANARUS” ur S ire by AYGR &. WILKINS. ;ajili—tsrtf NEGRO FOE SALE WE wfil-ieil at the Market ii uise on the lira Tuesday in February next, at eleven o’clock, a Nearn Boy named Horace, abon. 1H or 20 yearsoltfe. -oid n r account anu risk ot Übaiien P. ku g. Titles iiidispuustble. janld—wtf. ‘ AYERi WILIvISS. For Sale, t GOO D SECOJHHAJD Pt 150 PO ft. TIT A. Apply to junto—twtf. AYSJI m. WUJLUSA. PLANTATION AND HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE. 4 very valuable river plantation, in a high state of cm x xhvation, with a eumlartaoie dwelling house, overseers house anu negro houses; about 50:) acres cleared land ; aisi’ sor 600 acres of wood land, convenient to the city anu Rail Road. Also, t beautiful residence, handsomely improved, with avery convenience, with about 15 acres attached, about half a rmie from he city. Rail Road Siock. or any ~ther good Sack, wiil be taken m exchange for foe above residence. Apply to AYER, cl’ WILKINS, Auctioneers. Map of the above land he seen at the store of Ayer & Wilkins. Sept. 29. 1854. twtf COPARTNERSHIP. undersigned havng entered in a general GZOCTET PTcIaTZSS. ,it foe old stand of P. M Laren £ n.. wili| keep constantly on baud a full supply ot All kinds of Groceries, or wnoiesaie and retail. We solicit foe paironageof aur ‘friends and the public gen erally. p. McLaren duck. PETER UCLAHHM, LBVI B. XHICK. Columbu?,’ ct th. 1854. Oct 14— RUBBER OVO SHOES* - RITES EE. Over Shota for Gents and Ladies. Rabber Santiais—ijue, .w. : and three straps. Aiso Cork iu soles, at _ .a— f.vcr vjin T. SL WYNNE’S-. SHOES : i -araft ut ot servant -hces, men’s and women's. Jiut received. T. K. WY^VS. ASTATIC in Brogans and Ditcher's Boots, a tew cases each. if. SL WT.NN E. Columbus, Nov 24—r-viwtf FINE BOOTS! J FRENCH P imp Boots. LiEnt and heavy W ater Proof Boots. L.trru and stout stitched and Pegged Boots. Ca.i ar.d Patent Leather Gen v-ess Gaiters. Cloth Guiter&ami Patent Leather Fame?. At T-IL Wf’tlßS . 3*. Ladiesfffne Block and Waite Gaiters. Sal Bone*. Buskin* and Slippers. m lire ILd Slippers ana J. L. Shoes. At ■ < C>v Goat Boots and Gait Walking Shoes. 1, jli==es;uia umiaren Shoes, aii iinds. j Columbus. Nov 21-twjg.w't TF-OY FACTOHX WARE FGCM3. COLU MBUS, GA_, JAN. Ist, 1854. i M and after fore date an gj*W -v:il be aciu. at the i* otmve estabiiehiuent except ur CA>H ! jttiili—twit. WaLTON .v. HARRIS. EXTRA XOIIf E! PRICES OF FLOCR. MEAL,. AND FEEL, Are aa Fallows. T7AM LY FLOUR, ineiauing duck. - - SI 10.30 IT superfine, <in. - -id..!' 1 No. J _ do. - - - - BHI CORN MIAL. rjer bushel - I. SHORTS, per Hundred ----- I.JU PR-Un, “ LUO F’va aer cent allowed to purchaseis when 20 3bis. are takrei.it one ume. Terms Cash m deliveiY, The highest cash price paid tor Corn and Wheat at janli—twtf. WINTERS’ PALACE MILLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘I'UZ Ynies ind accounts of -he’ate firm of P. \I*L \HE3F .* i. t.o..are ulace*! a foe banns of L). A. McArthur. ter imtleetion. wita is ?n:ly ant hurt zwt by the tintieraHrmd. o col lect. re* tie. and aischarge liui stale. P. M’LARi Y. jand—twiin. -I. R. HUnL. FOR SALS. \i ine Family Horse & Light Family Car riage. Tiie Horse in* large itonbem horse, well broke, : perfectly sound., arer.tle. aid is one of the fine-: d:mily horses at die city. The carriage has been but little used, and is as ?nod su new. with fine harness. Anply to bun* .455—rw’ . HAT II! R t PITTA. 4. 0. MKTCAUF. ff. 3. sroFE G-. D. AIZTC ALF &. CO, & FmwAaciNG v^ehshamts, 34 POYDRAS STRSIt’T. HEW OSLEAXS. Returto—W. H. Y mug. Esg., Cuitunbus. Georgia. “ Coi. John Bank?, “ “ “ iL H. Upping, Esg , “ J. L. Moron, Esq*, Patrick Adams, Esq, “ December 21). tw—dm. mm of PfiOPEiSToasHi?. yl; BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEHRSIA. declfi —t*v3m. J. B. FOLE Y. Sole Frorpietor. BE aWIITG- CLASS. R fH. Jatznbn.4’ Drawing Class vTI commence! .Vi <ia Momlav Evenimr next, fiau. 3th. at 7 o’clock, tor anu iletmre. The ci.-iss or adie.-, on Saturday tnominc, -Inn. 13th rrtjtn 18 till 2o’clock. jauti—tw It. LEWBER, LU3S3ES. “tv HE undersigned are prepared o furnish Oak, Hickory, 1 Poplar, Ash, Beach and Pine Lumber from their Mill at market prices,delivered on Railroad or in Columbus. P-r -----ons wishing lumber, will leave their bills at the Auction Room of Harrison, Austin fia MeGehee, where they will be promptly attend to. dec 23—twtf. WBITTELSEY & BR'\ 1)3. T STEWART, ,j HAVIN'.* returned to Col ambus would leepeetfuilvan nounce that he has resumed his practice of Medicine and Surgery. ‘.'oiumbus. ila.. Dec.T. 1P54. w-fetwtf. RJ^OVAIi. WS -akethis method of informing our riends and the pu he hat we have removed our Store to NO. 76 LAST SILL CL 3SCAD 3THSET. Where can ai w-a ys ba found a large selection of FORTES^! From :he Best M .oufactories in foe United States, of all Styles aiu PRICES. -A LSO, ileifldiaas. Guitars, Yloliaceliirs, Yhilius, BaajoH, Eacnboiiiies. Flutes. Fltuiuas. Icvordeous, ilnsic Bores. CiarionettH. yiageotetts amcl Files. Also, “ail kinds oi B3.ASS ISSTIIU3IESTS or BAJ 33, togethertn Bass and Ijisor i> U.VIS. STRUYrtS of all hinds, mu he Largest Issortinent us -aSET MUSIC tor all he tbuve uaineu iuMrainuatn, that can be found South of Philadelphia. ALSO. A LARGE STOCK OF sSL Fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. 2 ‘"g IIJWELILY and FANCY CDS. of ail description!*. 2L :--aES;ovmher with a iiil asssor:mt.-m jf W orsteti and. embroidery Patterns, and other articles too numerous to nieiition. cr 3. cond ’land Pianos taken in axchange when new ones are beuuht. and :iie mfoest prices allowed for old une. Vecond hand. Pianos for Sale or Rant. Pianos. Organr. Melodian.=, and ml other ..mis <*f Musical Lnstruimuts rt-paired in th test manner, and at foe -horre-t notice, and warranted to give entire satisfaction, ill orders ieit at our store wil jc oromptiv attended re. TRUAA ol V.i.'sDEN BERrt. TH Bre al Afreet, sign of the Mammoth F’<i<lle. Columbur, Dec. 11.1854. vjtiwtf. TO RENT THE Store on Broad Street, No 34, next boor below Mr Gager's Shoe shore. Apply to dec2fi—twtf T G HOLT. SPECIAL NOTICE. TN outer that our customers may understand the I_ forms on which w<j uade, we haye thought t advisable to pubiisu them. They are as follows: For aii purchases >n time, payments wiil be required twice a year; say If May and IstJanuarv On ail amounts unpaid at the times snecuied, vve shall claim and expect inu re- 1 inui paid. E. BARNARD, 4 CO Columbus, Jan. let 55. janli—w da wtf. Xew LINE CF ?■ T. BAPLNT7M —.<=Repunlican ourt.or American Fociety in ‘he .jg? j* ‘/*-JA‘tays of Washington, with 2! portraits ■ f Distiu a?~ **~*g , 'r gnished Women, hy ft. \V_(4i -wo.d; W Romance of American Land; c: p. s. by T. Adi* son tticnurds: Max;n sos W ishington*. by lohn F. 81: Out Doors at Idlewilu. by N.P. Willis: goixihward Ho! a Spell ‘*l sunshine, by W. Gill more Si ms: At raj . or Lite andLove In. Sorwry, Translated Ij Edwa J. Morris; Heati.-ease. by the Author of Heirs of Redclytfe: Life Lessons: A Tale: Old House by the River: La-ter Years. Oy- foe author of Old House by the River: Way down East, by-lack Down; mr: Lectures on the iSvidflHOßs of Uhntianiry, by a ‘lereymanof ’he Protestant Episcopal Church: introduction fiyGisiiop Potter; Life and Epistles 01 3L Paul: by \V. J. C *uybeare, Late Fel low ofTrtmty College, Gamondge, Eng. The Boat Glut: a Tale for Boys: Winter Wreath of rummer Flowers, hy >. > . Goodrich; Lite in foe Clf-arings. by Mrs. -Hoodie; Tiie Land ot foe 8-urncen, by Bayard Thyion Autoidogrspi.y of WiiiitanJuy. 3u rec iveda. dec 20 —w&twtf. J. W. PEAB2. oz ttroad-s t f T , EIZSL^S 2.32.1 Eatats Lrckaraare. CcllecLUg an 2 Land AGSN-CT. RAYMt>SD, FR££3f \S oi CO. a. e. nzsaan, ia. i. c. Jataoira. a. a. t bbexjuv. Attornleys at law. CITY OF AUSTIN, TEXAS. Hamas in Texas and Investment* obtained hrough this Agetiev riDEIITT TO T3 rSTUaESTS OF WNHISSIDESTS. Registers of Luaa for sale, in all part sol* ihe state; finl ex hibits >f title and accurate descriptions, also reguteis of :o □ and city iota. Lamia located bought and sold. -Raims against -he Suae . r individuals collected and. art justed ami r-unttances made by osenange *m New Orleans, tr iny of tne Northern < .ities, if desired. V thorough and Ultimate knowledge ot the conntry. and lie l end system. iusuias superior locations and ;he best •ities. Strangers looking: at Texas, may always hare some eading items and lsettii aims at the office of :iiis Agency. Registers open for examination. ifi eon Congress Avenue. ded23—wly. I DISSOLUTION *TiiE conarrnerstiip of Jams# K.. &e<4tf. <fc Co.,haßx- Lpi rad iv limitation. ana hreurastanr-s compel us to col lect; a> we hope atl indebted to as miller by ucie or accr.utu will coire for.vard ana settle by or aesore the Li April, at which tune the notes .and accounts will be sued if net paid, or other -auM&ctory arrangements made. dec23—wot UtSteu JAJHES i4. REDD. i.UL>. PICTCEES OF \ Merry Ghsatnms t you all. foe jOMtstf. rtte rre: > :n<i snail. ‘hrlannas—3w Toars —election—Surer 33 tr; hu 5a ?ame Hungs —Cbristaxas fiifta- ?f-vabtcwql taken. — Sot by WiitIDRGIICL. as ha tikes PUZEUILLS. HAVE you nMiaed thoso Pf€tl T RES f Isis hauling in PdipfoN ihn’t? if rrei. go wi *mih . and mark them weffi He t*haiam<g3 eriikma* —Ue-ugut aiu.*d, and VA ODEHJDGE re too i , J FTnmres most rare oi Foamy - ichait ’aire, V- th iiie hko figure and it c;cfo td grace: i'eneeufo *vs—anth’magic imtit’oi mi—- Liea ;ng m iniant anu the much uva wife. and i;i charms Per whicu, affictiun weeps. Vv icu sad bareavemetit. hearts in .-*>l sow -teeps. Pint; ived with excellent tot Aifi.-uL* -h:U, Are had at iHidbritiges'—go where you will. What more suitable present ior those we iov, than one of Wouctbritiged r iclare? —PIT® I used m i;u * ’ his e;e gant eases or iramcs, of winch in- i..~ a gr.au vumty ‘ What can :e more appo*pria!c.’ Gallery No. 69 Broad A, over Furpidfo JeweJry fitore. dec 12 wforv::. 3.CBERT Si HG rT A3.D. A T TORN K Y A T LAW, COLUMBUS, GIQHC-IA, TW“ 1 ‘i3;o tn the Fi. Mary’s Back Buihlina, up fit airs. July 22. —twi.v i. *, 69 3Rt -U> BPREK3L — l VYING returned so the coy. with imprhv *d lieeith.; rerdy *0 attend tu .11s ui iinhnrei eases, and ou mheni tiiat may offer. 8< pi. 2i, L-54. wA.:m ,f. NOTICE. 1 HEREBY appoint R. K. Clxiin ny ,1 . ; for be gener al nurssenou umy ;uamß--. m; ; ut tumt-r* **iUo red and execute titiuto any property heionging tu me. anu reewpt br any monies due ne. *9i r*. HY .RASiD. DRY GOODS AT Greatlj Price 51 DESIRING to dispose of onr S c CW ia*r if a odd lieioro the season eicse“. we are new uffenr.gatai jut- pu ces as will not tail to sive entire -etisfnenon o pufelun-en-? The following anicos are in good ilytes, and as low as cun be found ;n the city:— Rich colored and Black Srocatls StlSts* ‘ Plaid and Piam colored Ptaisl aid \ 3lriaoe-i .:;;i DeLalai**: Fia 11 Llaiutis,i:(t hLaim>s -i ail colors j SJnpwrior black and olenol A,psxceas: Aii anHirs f'W.neh C iialiy: Cas'tn'rs, *= .U;a<*tts, Renz'y ,Jaus>& TwetaL; Real Waisti aid Saxony Flannels; \ lew Talmas nun Mantilla.i, at ve• y uw L’SRITS ! 3tgr*t H t inkidi ai,u Woi Hats deeb—w.vtwtf. MANLE. r at HOBG Finn j Fern’s Aew Pocks. RUTH HALL: A Domeshc Tale of thn lime; LIUS OF BARN CM, written by himsfiffi with Liaatra trations. Anew supply of Alone, Fashion and Famine; News Boy ; Laud of foe Saracen,foy /avard. Cayicr. Just received by J. Vv . PEANI. Troy Factory. HARRIS GEORGIA. THE above Factory is situated on the Mill- t a 4JA. berry Creek, *bout me mite from wtnaro An mtos into the Chattahoochee river,in a coinurr A. * T ‘abunduntly supplied with he beet >i Oak. ilick" -HUSSII dry. Poplar. Beach, Ash, Pine. Waihurianri Gum; pers d.s ally ing articles made at the Troy Factory may rely on their being made of the best timber. R-. G. & J. E. JEFFERSON. WARE ROOM WEST SIDE BuOADST., Columbus, Ga. CXEDOOR 3 ORTH OF P Me LAE 13 $ CO. L have engogerl with he above Factory o utauuiucture :ar me i,500 Betlsteads ;f various kinds, varying :u prices from lour to forty dofiara. 8,000 Cottage Chairs, 500 Boston Rocking Chairs, 400 Nurse Socking Chaus, 500 Children Chairs, 500 Dining Chairs 5t30 Office Chairs, 100 Writing Chairs. lOjOOOdfuinuion, 10,000 Ttibs, 2,000 Brass Ucund and; I.bOO do do Churns, 1,000 iron do do 2,000 Wefi Buckets, boo Boat do Also,.Bureaus, Wamrobri.common Binir-g Tables. Folding Leaf Tables. Centre T.abie-. Side Tables, if ot tees. Lounges, Whatnots. Cane tfieat Getting hairs, Suck fog < hairs. I have also rr.ade arrangements n lucre any thing in the above line munutaetured to order alter any ashiou de-ired ; every thing manulhctured under thepeisonal supervision ol tiie .Wessrs. Richard G. ,uid E. Jetfei sons, proprietors, who are well known in tins community fortheir excellency in work tnanehip and -tyie. Ail or tens left atr,he Warn Room as above nr directed to me at rioinnibaa, Ga.. will nreetwifo mpompt attention. The public are particularly requested to sail and eaffimine ;ny stock before purchasing. !Tif° Handsome premiums were awrtrtied to the Trey Factory at the Sonthem Agricultural Fuieat Jfucon fouthe best speci meus of Chairs and Wooden Ware. H. W. NANCE. Coktmbua, Feb 15, 1834—wly HHBUMATISM CUTLLL ! EITHER IXFLAjDiATGUY , ACUTE OR CHRONIC. so uiFFesssea now skvehs, or now Losa STurnira. TilE undersigned, Druggists, have for an;e that invalual.’e and sure remedy, MoaTUtaEE'.sSnzrasxic t now so xuiversaily knows, and •.•<> hiuhiy preciated by many houaaud who had long been cripples and have been restored lo perfect dnsith by its use. The extensive manufacturing ar rangcmenta.aa aiao a desire to meet foe circumstances of ail who may be afflicted, with his disease, and make it, ;u them foe cheaS st as well a& the most ...*• ‘.at it mode oi Treatment have<ieterninei die proprietors -o reduce ‘re price to Tiians ootiaas per bottle ; at which prree, the .agents will sell tn future. HUBERT CARTES, i Agents, DANFORTH & A<i EL, j Coiumbus Soldin Oglethorpe, by Pemberton at Ellis; Macon, by Leon ard Little,and Payne fit Nesbitt; -Milledgeville. by Z. W. Lit e. Marietta by Wm. Route; Augusta by dav lanu, Risley * . >., and Wm. H. T Ut; Montgomery, A.a., by B. R. Jones at Go., and Cunningham, Cole at i o,; at wholesale by A .A. Solo mum* .;0., and arter c 10.. fiavaunah, Ga.; Haviland, larreii St Co.and ?. M. Cohen at Cos.. Charleston, 8. G., and by J. Wright 4*. Co*So. Lul,‘-.’hartres .reef. New Orre&ns.und by Dragspais generally liiroughoui ■ he I. ailed States. The above, are aiso agents for foe sale of that umltttibh; pre :>aration, aiready so extensively and popularly known by bun ireils oftbousanda throughout foe United states, as MGRTLVICRE’3 BITTER CORDaAi anu blood purifier. Theimmeneesale oTthia Cordial, during the lart iw<r year and lie miverr.ai satisfaction t A as” given ;o all—indnding hundreds of the most respectable physicians-throughout enr ..mir, provr - H foe must valuable iitmart and Blood over kiiowu. for the treatment of ail diseases arising from In ‘igesion, a toroid condition of foe Eivaaor lapunx nxs of the Bnoon. While as a pßavsamnt of diseases, espe siailv -.uoseofa. BUiounar Intermittent type, nothing has been found to equal it. This a purely a veg**aiue extract pleasant to take, and per ‘cctlv r.armiesa —even with he fee blest constitution. Its action gamble, yet producing the most wonderfully beneficial results. .As an agreeable ’tmte, it promotes healthy digestion, atxhesame time replenishing he gastric juices and • uniishing healthy r'y.de. ‘hereby imparting pur.tif and rhaiity to tne Blood, ifjuaiizes its circulation, nencly electr>ped throughout every pro per channel,stimulate* ‘he Liver to healthy action. 3. .ymTis'Qratas and Restores “lie Zmeecied and rebilitacddd And'bus. not only ■iimvg iilsease. aut iorrifyiuir i'-ucki a attack a. and prodnema ant utaintataing a t xLuvi ILemtJi. .nd Beauty of C^ntp'-rnm. This 1 ffmiiai and Blood Ptrfler. should bekep: nev rv'r.m Iv.'tnd tsetLuy every indiviiilml, as t may. aot only save a* them hundreds oi ioiiara. aot also save from ifflictio and even save iiieitsclf. Price ..nedoilar perhottie* DrucuiMs ana merciumta will be allowed iiacou a on both the aiove and esui procure it af on whoiesfcicatpvitE.as move at our wholesale pnct-5. OOVVNTNG * CO., Proprietors. • No. 1 3areiay street. New Ycrrk Southwestern Dep<> Louisville, Kiy.. anu*mav be aridreaseu ai-dher ptai I Peoruary U—fwAwlyln