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LATER FROM HAVANA. ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR. New Orleans, May 18 1555. ihe Tj. States Mail Steamer Black Wairior, J. D. Bu ‘och, Esq , Cominrnder, arrivtd at New Orleans, m the IJtli inst.j with Havana dates to the 15th. She brings no vtry interesting intelligence from that plaee. The U. S. Bteamer Fulton arrived at Havana on the 14th, and sailed for Ke y West on the same day. The L T . S. Squadron was at Rev West. The officers and crew s ad well. * ‘im The Captain General is to be absent from Havana for a week, to rev ew the forces, volunteers and regulars at Mutanris, Cardenas, 6ca. On his return it is said the state of biece and blroekade will be raised. Sugars generally were imebaDged,and freights were at previous rates. Two extensive failures bad taken placet-one the house of Air eta Brothers, and tie other tnc house of Mr. Solo* mons. The business of the port has been regular and the weath €F good ’ m m Distress in Randolph County. - The Advertiser and Gazette of the 23J contains a letter from citizens ot Ran dolph county, Ala., to Gov. Winston,which with simple pathos sets forth that many of their neighbors are actuaU ly starting. It is needless to add one word to this state* meat we know, in order to awake in the people of our community the deepest sympathy ; and the most efficient relief will, we believe, soon follow. Our contemporary suggests that a town meeting be held to devise the ways and means of helping these unfortunates. We cordially second the proposition, and hope it may be done without and clay. Steam Riveting. —We were gratified yesterday, by an inspection of a newly constructed machine for riveting boilers by steam power, which we saw in operation at the work shops of Messrs, Cameron, Mustard & Cos , through the invitation of the proprietors. The machine is the result of the suggestions and ingen - uity of Mr. John F. Taylor, superintendent of the shops, and designed for the direct and easily managed applica tion of steam to a lever and toggle point. With 50 lbs. of steam, it is calculated that the crushing and closing force that can be applied is 110,000 lbs., and the full working of the machine employs and requires but five men. The amount of work that can be accomplished, will vary according to circumstances, from five to ten rivets per minute. The machine and its process are worthy the examina tion of all interested, as it promises to effect a great saving in a most important department. A large boiler turned off from this machine, can now be seen and examined by those who wish to judge ths work for themselves. This, we believe, is the first instances in our city of such an application of steam power, and the peculiar mode and form, are claimed as original, and as realizing sn im provement on the machinery herotofove used in Northern foundries and workshops for boiler-making.— Ch. Cour., Uth. “ _ Late Kews frem the Rio Grande—Another Revolu- ’ tion. We find in the True American of the 12th instant, published at Goliad, Texas, the following paragraph : By the kindness of H. Clay Davis, who left the Rio Grand on Monday last, we learn that another revolution ‘ has broke out in Mexico. About fifteen hundred soldiery had crossed the river, headed by Garza, ex-Governor of Tmuaulipas ; Capcstran, Caravajal, O. Campo and J. M. Canales. Their detention this long has been in conse* qu nee of their waiting the arrival of Rubles from New Orleans, who was recently banished from Mexico by Santa Anna. Nearly Two Millions at a Single Dash. —The steam- i er which left this port yesterday lor Liverpool, carried out ! nearly two millions of specie, or, to be more precise, her • ship \vent in hard cash was $1,894,406 89. What for ? En gland has made a loan of sixteen millions of pounds. It has be< n taken up, and, according to the terms, she must be furnished with cash from this loan to the extent of about ei-lht millions of dollars a month. Her capitalists, tfaere : a. , are calling in their money from all quarters on account ol tlie pressure of this loan. Hence this extraordinary shipment. Very astonlshirg this; but thus it appears that, without having anything to do with this horrible European war, wo arc compelled to contribute our quota for t!.-. siege of Sabastopoi. Il’th’s state of things contin ues another year, what will be the result ? A sudden c lapse on both sides of the Atlantic-, or n flood of paper money, tube followed by another, explosion derhaps. If we tool so directly the cost oi holding the allies before Sebas tooo!, what will it cost to take the town ? The news from Fur pc begins to be very interesting.—Ah Y. Herald, 1 Ith. Mr. Hiss not to he Ousted, —Mr. Hiss of nunnery and Mrs. Pa terson notoriety, raised a iitfie tempest in Mass lyuuser?* Legislature Monday by twice intruding and ta king possession of the seat from which he was expelled. He was each time promptly turned out by the Sergeant A-ms. It is presumed Hiss acted ia this singular man i under the advice ofhis couusel. -ssers. B. F. Butler and Ben. Deans counsel for Hiss in ‘ [ate investigation, have published an address denounc* i Z ins expulsion from the House as arbitrary and done on ii,v >: US pretexts and intimating that the members of the j *iou-e feared an impartial development of ail the facts in 1 the case. ■i3 <Tni Hinutes of Points, T.c ,dcd by the Supreme Court of Georgia, at Mi Hedge- i vale, May Term, 1855 : Roberts ts. Walker —from Jasper. * L A. the guardian pi 8., a. minor, was elected Grain- : r • t Monroe county, and the letters of guardianship ! ■’ rc'jy abated. B .the minor, afterwards, while living in I J y- r county, made a will and died in Jaster county. — ti-d that tee Ordinary oi Jasper county bad jurisdiction i 85 to the probate of the will. Loftpn Reese for Pl'tff.—O. C. Gibson for Deft. Hamilton vs. Reese . Adm’r.—from Wilkes. K F A. contracts to pay “whatever sum may appear to guuiiind payj.ble by t!to estate of B, —the committee of - • i lunatic—he amount to be determined by an exami n °‘ihe records of the returns oi"the s lid committee.” i J , [' nat la calculating interest upon the balance found 1 ‘ n ° cue by the committee, running or simple interest j . ‘ . should be allowed, without making any rests, there.| jk’ 10 evidence of fraud or conversion. r 1 ’ R Colb for Ffiff.— W. Reese f* Toombs for j ■L’Headant. H nils vs. B U’is —from Baldwin. v - charge of the Court is authorized by any view j 1 V e n,}n y, it is not hypothetical, and anew trial | ’", granted on that ground. iL^ nUn ‘° r $ McKinley for Defen- | 1 v vs - ‘S’- lfaU- from Hancock. y. * ‘' i!l way b>. set up, although the subscribing wit* rven-> ‘ f ,v . e ‘- 1 opioiim adverse to the testament!.* ttl —nor is it error in the Court to s,v e , r V'“.‘‘‘ ’^ lese witnesses may be mistaken, or may trv 01 nu; y believe that more capacity is neces j rp “® law requires. l'-iuds m rra> ‘. cre< witnesses” in the Suita te of •t Coar* ( ; r 5 W! ‘ llCiS e3 who are entitled to their o: th in accord W us^ oe ’ and who may, or may not, be believed, 3- AttV* e r ‘trader 3G d evidence. tneniii! ‘f ~ ln ie presence of Testator , requires the Bat ;t nu ,r h U s l ' le cor pureal presence of the Testator. <O4 V“° Wn a ® >a ' ra ' lt * Vf 'y after proving corpor* bon on jj. , f ’ “ at was ,-in absence of mental atten the wii] V 0i t:ie estat °t‘ > io order to declare against 11. \[ j, ? ... lAc-f. r; lt liS ° a kenan for Prtff.— L. Stephens for j c f flit g. Hunter et cl —from Elbert. J- An ins,l,- rt j. , cln.-c, and ! ‘ a -- ; t r tiles a schedule in the Clvtk * and kpt :t tl. -i ‘ ’ v^ n to wk the schedule to his office f;r the s;-htdfe // • P our t— no application was made d.-r the u ; i l *‘ *t th.s was a proper filing un 2. A Schciu’pEf,.: re-* ~J, 3 hat “he had nothing except the Held. rufifefem ‘ !i ’ ‘ lne debtor’s oath.’’ — .j JT\ *•-1 t.r P. in. Thomas for Defendant. Southern Recorder. From the Charleston Standard. Governor Reeder and President Pierce. Washington, May 17, 1855. By dispatches received yesterday from Fort Leavenworth, e are inrontHid that things are daily growing worse and worse ini the Territory of Kansas. Excitement is now run rong so nigh that the officer in charge of the post does not trunk u prudent for Governor Reeder to return to the West, and nothing will allay it, or restore peace and quiet to the’ community but a change of officers. Governor Reeder is laent tied with the di-putants on one side or the other, and nis presence there would but tend to exasperate still more tneeveued masses, and would lead to violence and blood fu ,*• )6arn lb® President will continue Reeder in omce—leaving him to a voluntary resignation should he not desire to return to Kansas—but, at the same time, very | emphatically condemns his speculations in Indian land* I y° V rk rno . r Reeder’s proposition to the President—to dissolve me iemtonal Legislature ol Kansas and order anew elec tion—elicited little else than ridicule lrom the Cabinet Mr Attorney General Cushing inquired of the Governor if he members ot this same Legislature his 2? rt, £ ca * tha * had been “duly and properly I o this the Governor answered affirmatively, „r r f n * . Cushing, with a good deal of warmth, rejoined— I hen, sir, which are we to credit, your official certificate, g.ven under the sanctity ol an oath, or your statements here ? in the one you sav the members were duly and properly eiec^d—m the other, that there was a violation of ail law Kansas” anu election was an outrage upon A friend or Governor R.’s accounts for the non-publica- I ! oa Manypeny’s reply to his letter, by stating th3t ! kne Governor was preparing a rejoinder, and’ they would • a pP^ ar together, she commissioner has his hands full 1 ■ ac * > . ut time. Not only is lie attacked by the civd and I military, but very unexpectedly and most unkindly, an out■ ; j freer pitched into him a day or twojago'and perfectly dernol l I refer to Col. Thomas Hart Benton’s broad- Slde, ?m t4 i ne d in the columns °f the National Intelligent ferot Tuesday morning last. Manypenny’s card in rela tion to Lieut. Beale’s acts, i3 made the pretext for this as sault ; but the truth of the matter is, “Old Bullion” has now and then to indulge his over-developed organ of combative- * and something or somebody has to be demolished, i and, during his last spasm, Col. Manypenny happened to he i first to cross his path—hence his quixotic attack upon him. Theodore Parker among Slaveholders. Wilmington, (Del.,) May 19, 1855. The Rev. Theodore Parker, of Boston, addressed a j large audience here last evening, in Odd Fellow’s Hall. I His subject was slavery. This was the first appearance of this Abolitionist in a slave State, and his discourse was j listened to with the closest attention and the most intense i interest. The lecturer was greeted with frequent applause | during the delivery of his discourse, and at its conclusion the audience complimented him by a vote of thanks. News from Upper Missouri and Kansas. St. Louis, May, 19, 1855. Gen. Gratiot died in this city to-day. Accounts from L pper Missouri represent the Sioux verv hostile, and assembling for war against the whites. The Missouri river is very low at the mouth of the j Platte river. These is no snow in the mountains. The news from Kansas is unimportant. For several days past there had been very heavy raius. The Court of Claims. Washington, May 19. The Union ot this morning publishes the official rules for the regulation of the proceedings in the Court of Claims, and announces that the Court will not be ready before the 12th of July to receive cases for docketing. This is an error. The Court is now open for the reception of busi ness, and Judge Huntingdon, the Chief Clerk, is in con stant attendance at his office to receive and docket cases Post Office Robberies. — I The New Orleans True Delia 1 states that during the administjation of Post Master Iven< call, letters containing money to the amount of eighty thousand dollars have been abstracted from the Post Of fice of that city. COM M E RCIAL COTTON STATEMENTS. “ Ii £ jjißsjK rfi rS£ -Stock <g | <=: ! on i ?2. 02. k-g 5 a ; hand j ‘r“ ® 1 j§ °- ®— ■ this M", °0 §• r °~ “j - i r ‘? day. i Columbus, May 24. j COTTON—We notice an advance of a£c in the news per Baltic and increased disposition on the part of buyers to operate. - .. . _ ‘ tty Great Care of Rheumatism. —The Editors of the > Richmond Republican, of Dee. 24th, 1852, say that Car ters Spanish Mixture is no quack medieide. They had a man in their press room who was afflicted with violent mercurial rheumatism, who was continually j complaining of misery in the back, limbs and joints :—his ; eyes had become feverish ar.d mattery, neck swollen .throat j sore, and all the symptoms of rheumatism, combined with Scrofula. Two bottles of Carters Spanish Mixture cur- ed him, and, in an editorial notice as above, they hear tes timony to its wonderful effects, and say their only regret is, that ail suffering with diseases of the blood are not I aware of the existence of 3Ueh a medicine. They cheer- j fully recommend it. See their certificate, and notice in full around the bottle. ! may 5 vv&twlm j M'Lanc's Liver Pills.—Hove now’ become the great Specific for Hepatis or derangement of the liver,in its most i complicated forms. This medicine has done an immense ■ amount of good in curing this fearful disease, so common throughout the United States, and as evidence of” its effica cy, we will state that it is superceding every other remedy. The demand for this certain cure is unprecedented. Orders : for it are coming in from ail quariers, and every mail ■ brings something of the following tenor. Cambridge, Ohio, Jan. 1351. Messrs. J. Kidd &, Co.—We are nearly out of M'Lane’s Pills,it would be well to keep us supplied, as there is a great demand, for them in our place. OGLER & CLARK. This invaluable medicine may be purchased at all the ; Druggists in Columbus, and of Dealers generally through- . out the United States. mayl2—2w Dr. Hoofiand’s German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, are justly reckoned amongst our most valuable! medicines. In cases of dyspepsia, it acts like magic, ; strengthening the tone of the stomach, stimulating the di gestive powers, and giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to the eye. There are thousands in this comma- ! nity who can testify to their virtues, and thousands will hereafter add their testimony. For sale by Dr. C. M. Jackson, 120 Arch street, Pn.ia., : and by Danforth & Nagle, Robert Carter, Brooks & Chap man, Columbus Ga.; aud by O. Lanier &, Cos.. Girard, Ala. may 12—2 w , PUBLIC MEETING. AT TEMPERANCE HALL. Whereas, the history of the past has convinced us, that we ; whose interest and affection attach us to the South, have nothing to hope but every thing to fear at the hands ot the ) political organizations of the Non Slaveholding States, from the spirit of Abolitionism which pervades and controls all of them. And whereas, the action of these States upon the question of slavery conclusively shows that a large roa- ; jdrity of the people thereof are actuated by one common sentiment of hostility to the institutions of the South. And whereas, the gallant band of Patriots v.ithin those S.ctes who are friends to theSoutnana iaithtul to ihe Constitution and whom we remember with gradtude, nave been routed, ; disbanded aud almost annihilated, we believe the exigency ! imperatively requites us to be cue people and one party. For the purpose of counselling together to eneet this, the citizens of Muscogee county, without de-tinction of party whether Whigs, Democrats, Know Nothings, .Temperance men, and the opponents of either —are hereby requested re assemble on Saturday next, the 23th, at 8 o’clock, P. M. Colombus, May 24—twit. Holloway’s Pills a certain cure for Indigestion, Flatv lency. Liter and Bowel Complaints —Mr. J. Biding, of Newton, Devon, in a letter to Piofesaor Holloway, dated December 4th, 1852, states that he was afflicted ‘or three years w-iih alarming attacks of indigestion, which produced flatulency, and diseased liver; and that his bowels wet© at times so violently affected, as to cause serious apprehensions for his life. He had medical advice without avail. At length, being advised to try Holloway’s Pills, he did so, and in a very short time they removed ail symptoms of dis ease and restored him to pertect health. CHEAP HORSE FOOD. ITJE have aLI TLE GIANT CORN 3IILL in op. Y Y eration on our piemhes and will gr.ad Horse and Cow i food for customers tor the usual toll. Persons having their coin and eobsgroud f wi!l make a sxv ing of one third in their exptnses for leeding stock. BitJYV.VS FOUNDRY, Columbus, may-2t—twtf. Near the_Bnage. 5 X Brought to Jail, In Talbotion. Talbot coumy. Ga., on the 22d Miy, a Negro boy by the name of Washington, who says that he belongs to Ihoma?Motley, of xiu?cogee col The JLI owner wiilcome forward, prove proper y, pay chages and take him out, or l shall proceed as the law directs. may24—twltwlt G. W. GAM AGE, Jailor. “DISSOLUTIoYr ‘pilE co-partnership now existingtunder the name of AYER ff & WILKINS is this day dissolved oy mutual consent.— The name of the firm will only be used in closing the business. Ail persons indebted will please call aid settle? may-24—twtiljuue. AYERS WILKINS. CORN MEAL AT THE PALACE MILLS WE are happy to announce the arrival of an ample stock ! of Corn,and the public cau mw depend upon full sup plies ot .Meal at not over 51.50 per bushel,and and le*s if pos sible to aif.-rd it. U. W. WINTER. Pres’i. mat 21 w&twtC FASHIONABLE CLOTIIIXGT^ I. A- BROKAW & CO. Have now in Store a Complete Assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. We think those wishing to purchase fgoods in their line will find it greatly to their interest to call aud examine our stock. GOODS MADE TO ORDER. We are prepared to cut and make all garments in our line with despatch, as DANIEL ROWE AND GEO. H. BETZ will give their s eutire attention to the work entrusted to them, I i A CARD. GEO. H. BETZ, TAKES this method of informing his friends thru he Isnow permanently located at I.*A. BKOKAW & CO'S, where he will be happy to see them, and p edges himself to give his en tire attention to all who may desire Elegant Fitting Garments- may24 wfct wtf. Situation Wanted, BY a Young Woman in a respectable family, to do general house work, or to take charge of a child; or would have no 1 objection to go North with any respectable family. Apply at this office. ‘ may22—twtf PEAS. PEAS, 1 fH -HEI.S OF PEAS for sale by the subscriber on luU Crawford Street. * HUGH DOLAN. Columbus May 22. wlttwlt. BATHING TUBS. Hip, Sponge, and Shower Baths, for Sale, f And made to order of Copper, Tin or Zinc, may 19— tw4ra. R. M. ALDWORTH 6c CO. ~STOV£S & TIN WARE YTTE have on hand a fine assortment of COOKLVG > v S VOTES .i.YO n:\-IV.iRE , lor sale Cheap. Roofing and&atteiiug promptly attended to and Warranted. may 19—tw4m. E. M. ALDWORTII, & O. NOTICE. YTTILLIAM LlGON,(,my father) is hereby appointed and VV auiho-ized to accept Drafts drawn on me for Consign ments and otherwise, and to do all other business for me in my name during my absence frem the city—as fully in law as though 1 had done it personally. * JAMES LIGON, Columbus Ga., May 16. ’ tv —2w. $3 PER BUSHEL FOR WHEAT. ‘T’HE Montromeiy Mills, at Montgomery Ala., and the Palace x Mdls. at Columbus Ga., (limiting ibeir en ire purchases to 21,000 bushels.) will pay for Choice Hhite Wheat, Georgia and Alabama raised of the new crop, the following pi ices. cash. Delivered at either mill, previous'.o the 15th liav *3 OT Bushel. Previous to the 20th, 2 75 “ “ 30! b, 2 50 “ “ “ “ 15th June 2 25 i4 “ *• “ l<t July 200 “ Choice Red 25 cents per bushel less. Sixty pounds to the bushel. Papers in Alabama, between Eufaula and West and in Western Georgia, north of Americas, will please insert ! onedollars worth. Georgia papers viilbe raid by P.aiace ! Mills, and Alabama papers by Montgcmerj Mills. Montgomery. April 2e, 1855. ’ mayl—twtf. Enquirer copy. SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY. I (BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.) j Conducted on the Havana plan. CLASS P. To be drawn June 2, 1855, in the city of Montgomery. WHEN IRTZES AMOUNTING TO Will be distributed according to the following MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing and paid when due WITHOLT DEDUCTION! ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETS. 1 LRTZE OF aioaXiO j I do 5,009 j f do 4.C09 j 1 do 3.099 1 do 2.000 I do 1.500 j 1 do 1,100 5 do 1,000 501 prizes in all, amounting to 860,010 Tickets iiO. Halses 85. Quarters $2.50. Bills on all solvent banks at par. All communications strictlv confidential. * SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager. Sign ol the Bronze Lion Montgomery, May 18, —twtd JOHN MAY, Agent, Girard, Ala; i £T” All letters for immediate answer must be addressed . to JOHN MAY, Columbus, Ga. j By Authority of the State of Georgia, FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY. THE subscriber having accepted lrem the Commissioners the Agency and 3!anageraent ol the FORT GAINEB j ACADEMY LOTTERY, has establi-bed the prii cipal ( filce at j Atlanta, Georgia, anc intends eondm-ilng tfce Lottery on the | same plan as that of the Southern .Vuniiro .Academy Lottery, of J Alabama. GRAND SCHEME FOR MAY. jL ZjTT t be drawn May 24th. 1555, in the City of Atlanta, Ga., I when Prizes amounting to Will be distributed according to the followinsr magnificent { Scheme! dT’And remember every Prize is drawn at e&en j Drawing, and p3id when due WIIHoL’f DEDUCTION! 1 PRIZE OF 815,000 ; I do S.iMOj 1 do 4.0i0 ; 1 do 3.0-0 i id o 2,900 : id o 1,50©; i do I,fot. i 5 Pro* of 1,000 , 10 do 590 501 Prizes in ail am /-anting to 800 OJO ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS! Bills on all solvent Batiks at par. All communications strictly confidential. SAMUEL § WAN, Agent and Manager, I April 21—hi Atlanta, Georgia, TO THE LADIES. HAVING received a most extensive and Ail! supply of the latest French SPRING MILINERY & DRESS GOODS for Ladies wear, I solicit a call from ail,. The Goods rre Dow opeue4 and th~ selection comprbes ansfsortmeut sujerioraud richer than ever ofiVre<ft>etore in this market. Respectfully, MR*®. DE^SAUP leß tr iad efreet. NOTICE IN order that my customers runnii g accounts may know the terms on which I trade, ldevm itadvis&ble to publish them. For purchasing on time payn,tist is required twice a year, on the first of July and first ol January,at which tune the lids wilt be presented. MRS. DEfS*U. April 7, I=sl1 = 51 wa.t3m. §2OO A MONTH-WHO WANTS IT? A GENT ‘ wanted in every part or the State to seil Hollinars -IV. worth's Patcist Washing Machines. An active mau can make $240 per month. For particulars address WASHING MACHINE COMPANY. Enq. cop. TmnvS—wtwttl . Columbus ua. PURE AND REFRESHING TO BE HAD AT BROOKS & CHAPMAN'S, DRUGGISTS. WE ar? pleased to offer to our friends and patroßS pure NO DA WATER as a summer beverage. We have purchased ‘’Nicholl’s Patent Combination 8 da Fountain, ’’by which we are enabled to obtaiu the Carbonic Acid for the Waterdirect from pure -English s*oda,”iusieaio! the Carbonate of Lime, Whiting, Chalk,” ace., as hitherto used. The Water prep&r and by this “Fountain” is purer and freer of all mineral or noxious ingredients. The p >wer of the apparatus is so graduated, that five gallons of Gas is dissolved in each gallon ol water—which is the standard officinal of Soda Water, as approved bv the Pest Physicians and Chemists. Our SYRUPS are made of the. best Sugar, and freshest Fruits, and we can, with full confidence in our Soda Water and Syr ups, invite our friends to the coo ing, sparkling beverage ofour Fountain. mayß—w& wtf IWE IMkT’ COMMISSION AND GROCERY HOUSE. THE undersigned has the pleasure of announcing to the : public that he hasjust received and will continue to re ceive during the season a good supply of FAMILY GROCERIES, CONSISTING Or SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES , SALT , BACON, CORN , * PEAS , CHEESE , & TEAS, Fine [Segars and Tobacco, dtcq which he offers very low fvr CASH and CASH only. The public are respecttully T Tite i 10 call and examine his Stock. None but Genuine an A Fresli Articles will be offer ed; ami all goods sold warranted to be as good ins the best, at the old stand of D. P. Ellis 6c Cos,, No. 14, Broad street, Co lumbus, Ga. A. 3. HAYS. Enquirer copy. apl2—wtwtf, BACON & FLOUR. IA AAA POUNDS TENNESSEE BACON, -ri.MJUU Hog Round. luO Sacks Tennessee Flour. 40 Bbls. Howard Street Flour—a Superior Article. 73 Bushels Choice Seed Peas For sale at the lowest market price lor Cash. Bv ANDREW S, R IDG WAY & CO. Columbus Ga., May 7,1855 w&twtf. To Rent, A HOUSE on the South east corner of Randolph and For syth streets, —a carriage bouse and stables ou them. For further intorma’ion call at the house or apply to nov3o tw I t&wtt. K. R.GOET ’HITTS. “HOLLINGSWORTH’S PATENT WASHING MACHINE. Operated with Floating Balls. THE GREATEST WASHING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. Every Family Ought to Have One. ONE of these Machines will do a week’s washing of anordi nary sized family beore Breakfast, and leave clothe.- unim paired. They are perfectly simple, not easily put out of order, andean be repaired by any plantation carpenter. We now ad vertise them for ihe first time. They are being generally used in Coiumbu , and give uni versa- satisfaction. T r >e Machii.es can be seen*on Bread st., at W. K. Harris, agent,T.oy Factory* Pers >ns wishing them mut sendii their orders ahead, as ; we cannot manufacture them fast enough to supply- the demand Orders from the countiv enclosing 2b Dollars, i will meet with attention if directed to the WASHING MACHINE CO. Culumbus, Ga. County nights for Sale. Enquirer please copy. may”—w&twtf IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS, Country Merchants, ami Everybody Else. A LARGE & COMPLETE ASSORTMENT'OF Books, Stationery & Fancy Articles, AT COST, FOR CASH ! BEING desirous of changing my /il'a business, 1 now offer my of School, Law, 3ledl- Theological ami 81 is ei iaiifom Books, Stationery at COST FOR. CASH* I have a large Stock of School nooks, ar.d it will be greatly to the advantage of Teaehecs and those in charge of Schools, to call immediately and supply themselvts. If you cannot come, send your orders with the money, and i will send them to you. To any one wishing to go into the business, I would say. that I will sell them my entire stock upon ihe most favorable terms —beta as to prices and payments. Call and see. JORDAN L. HOWELL. N. B.—l would most respectfully say, to all who are indebt ed to me, that 1 must have the money. let met hear from you without turther notice. J. L. H. Coiumbu* Ga.. April 14. 1855. wtwtf INEZ, A Tale of the Alamo, is anew and Jsjujg popular work, just-published by the Harpers i and for sale by Also, a New Supply of South Side View ofßlavery, by X. Adams. D. D.; Ruth Hall; Cap. Canot; Life and Beauties off anny Fern, &c.&c. Columbus, Feb.2i. w&iw*f. j RAGS! RAGS ! THE ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILLS; A RE paying three and a half cents cash per lb. J.\. for clean Linen and Cotton Rags,’.u qualities of one hun dred pounds and upwards. Woolen Rags not wanter*. Office iu front of PALACE MILLS. 1 Columbus. Ga.. Afav 9.18-y5. w&twtf. \t T ant ed to HLre—Twen y able bodied nero men, to IT be employed in inakics Brick, near Pensacola Fla. It is as beaLhy asar.y portion of Georgia or Alabama, and the most liberal wages paid and good treatment warranted. Apply to fmayp] AYER & WI KINS.’ FOR HIRE. TIYO Likely Young Negro IMen and one young Woman, ac cu3tome i to house work. Appiv to ir.a'3-twtf I), A. RIDGEWAY. NEW SPRING GOODSj JUST RECEIVED 3Y MANLEY & HODGES. FRENCH, English and American Prints. French Cambr.cs and Brilliants. S:oieh and Fieuch Ginghams; ail Styles. Barege*. Tissue* and L d.t Colored Challeys. Light S immerSiiki and Grenadines’ A Choice Selection of Embroideries. Handkerchiefs, Col ars, and Collars and Sleeves to match. Jackonet and Swiss Trimmings and Bands. English and German Hosiery—o! every description. Damask ami Musi in Draperv. ALSO. A Superior lot of Irish emeus. 6-4 P lkrw Case— Linen and Cotton. 1*4 — 4 li—4& la-4 Cotton and I,inert Sheetings. 3 ply. Ingrain and Linen Carpeting. Every description of goods usually found in oar line—ail of which will be sold at the lowest Cash Prices. Columbus, March 3, ]rss. w&twtf Bounty Land! Bounty Land! Bounty Land! THE undersigned having associated themselves together for 1 the purpose of procuring BOUNTY LAND under the several acts of -s hett-m-oie pass,!. are now prepared to make application fr.! who who are enti led. Persons who have heretofore received Bonuty Land War rants, are. under a recent act of Congress, entitled to an add?- tlocal Bounty of Laud, and by calling at cur < ffice can get alt the necessary inibrmaiion. VVeare also prepared to prosecute Pension and other claims against the Uaiieo £ ales. F:o*n our l->nr e_xn -riei.ee and gen eral success, wecaa witbc-tnadencesav. hu a'ltauas entrus ted to our care, will beprompt y and;p.euil\ adjusied Oue ot the parties being constantly in Washington citv will ! give the business his personal attention there. Office over Gunby 4t Daniel#’ Store, Columbus, Georeia MICH A El. V. ( 7 i f6b£4,,w&imf. A, B. RAGAN, * ‘ BOUNTY-LAND WARRANTS. Pension Claims, &c. HAMILTON & PLANE, !, ATTORNEYS AT LA W , COLUMBUS. GEO. (Officej No. €7, Broad Street, over E. Barnard’s Store.) I TAVINlffn sde arrangements at H'aakrngtnn City, fcy which 1 Jl all business entrusted to them win be p < mpiiy aiiei ded to.thty ie enabled *t< procure Bounty Land War— raut, Pensions, Ate., and prosicute Claims against ib* Cnittd t fetes eith*r he.ore Congress or tb esevtaal Lc partments. *f * liny are also prepared to purchase Claims, &c., against the United 3taU s. <#., s jM|| P<ry required untti the Land Warrants, Claims, &zc., are procured. ‘ - ‘ JAMES HAMILTON. 1 WM. F. FLANK. April 7th. IK>5. w&twtf. DISSOLUTION.” THE Firm pfTruaxA ‘• amlen Berg was dissolved by mutual con?eut on the Ist or April tboo. The unUersigueu having purchased or .Vr. J. L.Tnißx his in terest in the former firm, will cnntiuuethe JlUSlc BUSINESS mat. its branches at their old siaud NO. 76 EAST SIDE OF BROAD STREET. Where can always be found a large selection of fflfPPO FttTESffTftl Frour.he Best Manufactories in Ibe United States, ofail Styles and PRICES. ALSO, Mrlodhitu. Guitars, Vlollticellos, Violins, Banjos, Tamborlnes. Flutes, Flntinat, Accordeom, Music Boxes, Clarlonetts, and Fifes. Also, all kinds of BRASS INSTRUMENTS for BANOS, together with Bass and Tenor U U> 8. STRINGS ot all kinds, and the Largest Assortment of SHEET 31USIC tor all the above flamed instruments, that enn ?>e found South of Philadelphia. S3?” S -cond hand Pianos taken in exchange when new ones are bought, and the highest prices allowed for old ones. r?r .Second hand Pianos lor Sale or Rent. Pianos, Organs, Melodians, and all other kinds es Musical lustrum* nts repaired in the best manner, and at the shortest notice, aud warranted to give entire satisfaction. All orders left at our store will be promptly attended to. T. fl. VAN DEN BERG. 76 Brosd ?treet,Sign of the Mammoth Fiddle. Columbus. May 5,1855. w&twtf. SETTLE UP. VLT. persons indebted to the Kte firm of WILLI 4.VS & FERGUSON, are hereby notified that unless their Notes and Accounts are settled before the tirstof June, they will have to settle with someone else. may 17—w&twtf TRUSTEE SALE OF TnE COWETA FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. BY virtue of a trust reposed in us, under notice of de fault fiom the Bond holders, we will offer lor sale at the Market House in the city of Columbus, on the first Tuesday in July next, during the usual hoars of sale, the following property or so much thereofas may be necessary to pay the outstanding Bonds issued by said Company, to wit: All of those tracts of la id in the city of Columbus, count* of Muscogee and State of Georgia, known and de signated as lot number one of the Water Lot Company of the city of Columbus survey, being all of said lot lying East of the Canal Wall on said lot and extending tj lots below and running nearly north and south, together with the Factory and improvements situated on said lot; also, a lot commencing on the noith west corner of said Facto ry lot, No. 1 . thence north one hundred leet, thence East to a point at right angles with the north west corner of the Factory lot, thence south one hundred tcet, thence west to the point of beginning. Also, lot No. one hundred and ninety one, as designated in the plau of the city of Colum bus, containing one half acre more or less, Lein? the same lot upon w hich is built the dwelling for the operatives of i the Coweta Falls Manufacturing Company, together with ali the right, members and appurtenances then onto belong ing. And also the following personal property contained in the Factory building, on lot number one. to wit: Eigh teen Warp Fly Fr-tnee, of ninety six Spindles each; two King Fellows Frames, of one hundred and thirty-two Spindles each; two Mules of two Hundred and fifty six Spindles each; two Dressers, Fifty Looms, and all the ap purtenances thereunto belonging; three Wool Cards and Woo! Jacks, of one hundred Spindles, together with all and every part of the Machinery now in said building. R. J. MOSES, ) W. A. REDD, > Trustees. H.H. LPPING. ) Terms Cash. The bidder will be required to pay down ! at the sale one-third of the purchase money, or the proper ty will be immediately resold on account of the first pur-* ! chaser. may!—tds. Fresh Ground. DOUBLE Extra Family Flour, from Whito Wheat, a a beautiful article, per barrel sl3 Ext-a Family, “ “ I*3 Superfine, “ “ 10 50 Double Extra is equa] to Hiram Smith. We have only Ia small lot of it. ap7—w&iwif. WINTER’S PALACE MILLS. BOUNTY LANDS. WE have on hand a large lot of the Forms to be used in obtaining BOUNTY LANDS, suited to all cases, that we will sell atst per quire, CASH. Columbus, Ga. w&twtf LOMAX & ELLIS. J. M. BUSSELL, ATT OR N Jfc Y A T LA\Y , Office a? present, with G E Thnmfia, over J R Rf dd & Cos Broad Street— Columbus. Geor a. Col uni mis. .April l*. 1r55. wAt wtf SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. THE Subscriber has received his stock ot SPRING AND SUMMER DttY GOODS—a large and general assortment —comprising all good and desirable styles, which the public ar.-v invited to examine. The goods were bought to sell—Are for sale—and will sell to all In want—ls examined—as they will be offered lot lower prices for CASH than ibe same styles ami value were ever offered in this city. Pp :Q— yfat u nl c. MYGATT. Muscogee Railroad Stock for Sale. •'A Shares Muscogee Railroad Stock forale by OU HARRiSON, AUSTIN & A/cGEHEE. fcb-T.. wS twtf. PUBLIC NOTICE. Kcw Grand Daeliy es Baden Lottery loan. CAPITAL 14,000.000 FLORINS. THIS LOAN guaranteed by the Government, and will ba drawn in different p. izes as ’follows: 14 .•! 50,000 Fls. | 54 of 40,000 Fl-. I‘2of 35,000 Fls, g3 of 15,000 Fis. 2i 12.000 Fls. 55 10.000 *• 40 “ 5,000 ” -2 ” 4.900 •* 58 ~ 4,000 u 566 ” 2, 000 “ 1944 “ 1,000 prize being 42 Fla. 12 Fls. are equal to 5 Dollars. The next drawing takes place at ‘ arlsrnhe, under the direc tion ofttie Buden Government on the 31st 3Xay.1b.55, when every drawn numbtr must obtain one of the above men tioned Prize*, wbicn w il be paid in Cash, at the offices of the undersigned. Those fortunate Shareholders not residing on the -pot. wtii have ihetr vmoum of prizes gained paid to them inrough an established Bank. The Lists of ihe result will be sent to each shareholder, and the saccesslul numbers published in the hewspapers. The price ot one Ticket is Two Dollars. - The following advantages are given by takim, a number of Tickets, viz:— N Tickets cost only S2O j 50 Tickets cost only 23 “ ,k 40 j 100. ” u } ] s> The Price of Tickets can be *tn; In Bank Notes or Draft*, payable in ar.y of the commercial towns of Geimasv, Eloliand! France. England,Scotland or Ireland. for Tickets aud spplvtothe undersigned Back ing house, which is npooiiited frr the sal* of Ticket-- 3IOKIZ STIEBBL SONS, Bankers, frank so i:t-on -t h l-m a i > p, .... ’■ Girmaxy. N. 8... Getters obe direcied‘•per Steanaer, via Liverpool.*’ to Monz Snebel Bankers, in Frar.kforl-on-the-Maine. Remittances which arriveater the Dzy of Drawing, willbe returned, or invested in tb? next Drawing, at the option of the sender. r tj J h - Frf’specins of thi3 Distribution can be inspected at the Office ot tuis paper. ap2J.. semi-wtiOlstmay. O. 11. R I cE. Tuner and Repairer of Piano-Fortes and Organs. _- ~- • Will be In Columbus ■—. tile Ist of 31ay. r j| TnUni References—Truax & \ J *J •* Berg, Dr. Billing, „L’?jor Howard J sc J 7 and Mr. Siade. Mr. Rice will visit Columbus at stated peiicds, three or four times in the jear, and ofiener If ntce=.-a*ry. He pledge# bim stlt not to be exct-Ped either in tnr.mg or repairing/ Ad cr derslefl with Mtssrs. Tiuax & Yanden Berg iriU be pnn pih attended to on his arrival. ‘ ap!4—w tf 3 NOTICE, A LL pvrt es indebted to J. H. DANIEL, are e: f6 , estl>- to mai* unmedlate •etUemtat