Weekly Columbus Enquirer from Columbus, Georgia • 3

New PRINCIPLE New REMEDY I CoaU will bo seen from the foljowing jwblished in jyELEGBAPHICaNEWS Life and Times of Henry Clay" and 1 Ju I 22 18" 6 do an equally good Julv 231856 tl JTB baneful ingredient valuable as a Cure and pursue their respective avocations in perfect safety front ague or bilious attacks during the sick ly season which is often to them the most valuable part of the year Since the introduction of the CURE in every pert of the United States its success has been so com plete and unvarying as to have fully proved these assertions in favor ot its extrnordinay merit When these declarations were made at the date of its introduction they seemed incredible to many even of the most candid minds because all the re sources of science had to be taxed in vain to subdue ague or bilious diseases and what was still worse for ague sufferers all their remedies or treatment whether scientific or empirical have been limited to the use of poisonous or destructive drugs such as Arsenic Quinine Mercury Salicine The effects of these arc sometimes worse than the dis ease they subdue and when such remedies fail or only give temporary relief their poisonous effects are superadded to the poor first com plaint On this account ague sufferers shonlu be panic ularly careful about using any secret ever and Ague remedies notwithstanding the makers of them uniformly assert they may be taken with per fect safety even when it is notoriously well known that their potency depends solely upon destructive poison Now aa a proof that the Remedy is not only vr 1 uable on account of its power to euro diseases btt that it is also WORTHY PUBUC COXWDEKCK Because of its Singular and Entire Harnilessness The following certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists in the United States has been obtained and a copy of it is attached to every bot tle 1856 July 19 1856 RT THESE diseases are common to many local ilies of the United States but wherever they pro vail North South East or West they all equally spring from the same miasmal cause The great variety of symptoms and forms of disease are owing principally to difference in age sex constitution und habits of the sufferers betas the cause is the same they will all equally yield to a remedy that is com petent to overcome or remove the cause By the laws of Nature every principle has its op site and for every disease or cause of disease there ia a re agent Or in other words a specific remedy All Malaria whether arising from Marshes Stag nant Water decomposition of nnimaland vegetable matter or even newly cleared lands is the same in character and effect ia a poison floating in the at mosphere causing disease to all who breathe it In accordance with those unalterable laws gov ing the unerring affinity subsisting between oppo sites there is in the preparation before us often 1 to the public The Natural Antidote to Malaria which neutralizes the poison whenever it conies in contact with it even in the open air and when ta ken internally completely purifies the system affect ed by it of its baneful influence and thus restores and preserves health The remedy is believed to be entirely new and unknown to any but the proprietor who distinctly claims the following extraordinary results from iirt use It will instantly check the ague in persons who have suffered lor any length of time from one day to twenty years and by continuing its use according to the directions a radical cure will be fleeted the patient continuing irefc from tho complaint for ever unless subsequent exposure to malaria should make its use again necessary In its operation upon the poison in the system it will immediately relieve all the distressing symp toms of bilious or ague diseases and hen the dis ease is cured it willentirely prevent the acceat ivn of General Debility and Night Sweats which so often follow the administration ot other medicines The patient at onco begins to reenter appetite and strength and continues to improve un til restored to perfect health By its use ever and Ague may be banished from ever' family and class in ihe community farmers mechanics and all laboring people may be usinp this article as a East SiAtSfclethorpe Street between the Oglethorpe ana PERRY HOUSE Hotels opposite Temperance Holl COLUMBUS Ga 1 7 LANDON Hata Caps Vmtorellas Walking Canes EteM NO BROAD STREET COLUMBUS GA gg Manufacturing and Repairing done to CASH paid for OTTER MINK COON and BEAVER 8kUa OctSJ wly REPAIRING nt heretofore by tho best workmen neatly and prompt! 10 18 5(5 7 Land for Sale I OER my ARM lying 10 miles below Columbus on the River road near Col Wool Plantation The tract contains 410 acres 130 cleared It is a healthy location with comfor table buildings and excellent water This place has two settlements' on it I will sell one or both to suit the purchaser Come' and see if you want a bargain HIRAM PULLER July 1 5 '56 tf I NOW TO BE HAD AT Si Brooks of litigators never fade? It is thn perfe Hon nf the art as it is the iginal Mvte and sold or sppli st the Wig actory 23 i Broadway New York A steel plate lai el with Wm A Batch ELutt is on each box of genuin all others are coxin tertrit Sold by all Druggists in Columbus ilalr Twenty experiment and Application justify the proprietor in WA BANTING tins th jiHfst Hair Dye i existence It dyes Hark or brown in stantly withoutthe least injury to hair nrkin Made and Sold or applied (in 9 private roonw) nt VTCH AS ig actory 233 Broadway New York sure you sret A as there is a worthless imitation The eennine is sold in Columbus by all (bo Druggists May 13tww6m Wm A Bstchelor'n Hnir Dye Burning Blistering Compound could ever have attained the UNI VERSAL favor accorded to this Dye the original nevw fail ing favorite Nature is not more true to herself than the brown or black produced in the reddest irreeyst or most frowzy hair bv it Made and sold or applied at BATCHE Wig actory (in 9 private rooms) 253 Broadway New York XVm A Bitchelor is on the boxf all genuine oth ers are imitations or sale by all Drn2irists in olumbus ever and Ague Cure Or Antidote to Malaria' for the Prevention and Cure of ever and Chui ever numb ane and omer invernu tent and Bemittent evere aleo of Bilious evers accompanied by Tyboid nymp toms Typhoid ever Yellow ever Snip ana sail sever ueneraiue bility Night Sweats and al) other forms of disease Which have a Common Origin in Lumpkin July 18 1856 Ed In your last paper I see notice of an election held in inst for Clerk of tbe Superior Court saying that Norman Lewie American was elected by a small majority We had an election here on the 4th inst at which Norman Lewis American beat Judge Kirksey Dem sixty three votes We think it a pretty good majority all things considered In the first place Mr Lewis is a young American but little known except in the western part of the county and was prevented by previous engagements can vassing the county at all while his opponent Judge Kirksey is well known over the county he hay ing run for that' office before Straws show which way the wind blows And if we are not badly mistaken old Stewart' will roll up a majority for Mr illmore next November that will make some of our Rollers (we have a few of them) feel that the American party is not wholly dependent on them for life and salvationU One or TUB 63 Caution I HEREBY caution all persona against trading for a Note of $500 made to Samuel McClary by me on the 26th of May 1856 payable on the 1st of January 1858 WILLIAM HAYES July 8 1856 3t WILL BE READY OR VISITORS by the 20th of JUNE THIS is' the most pleasant and healthful iHOl Summer retreat in Georgia The Waters are very superior 15or 20 Springs of almost every variety Chalybeate Magnesia Soda reestone Their virtues require no puffing (like Mr mouth) speak for when tried The climate is unparal leled morals pure plenty of fine fruit and a clever fellow for a landlord Nine miles from Tun nel Hill on the State Road where Hacks meet the Trains daily GORDON June7 tww2m NEW YORK June 11 1855 have made a chemical examination of ever and Ague Cure or Antidote so Malaria and have tested it for Arsenic Mercury Quinine and Strychnine but have not found a particle of either in it nor have I found any substance in its compo sition that would prove injurious to the constitu JAMES CHILTON See what the President of the Pharmaceuti cal Society of Missouri says of Rhodes' ever and Ague Cure or Antidote to Malaria Sr Louis (Mo) Nv 10 1855 Having noticed the certificate of chemical anal sis given by the celebrated chemist Dr Chiltonof New York city in favor of ver and Ague Cure that it contained neither Qui nine Arsenic Mercury nor Strychnine and having received numerous applications for it I was to send to Mr Rhodes for the medicine Since then I have disposed of a large quantity mostly to resi dents of this city who have been invariably cured by it and to whom I can refer I am therefore sat isfied in recommending it to be all that the proprie tor represents EDWARD WHEATON It is a stubborn fact therefore that this Remedy is destined not only to relieve the human family from malarious diseases but to do an equally good work by preventing the taking of other medicines wlncn ao narm The entire absence of any makes this Remedy not more than it is as a Preventive No class of disease is so easily managed as the one under consideration it the medicine be taken in ad vance This is owing to the diseases being pro duced by one and the same cause and therefore all both residents and travelers should protect them selves by the timely use of this preventive and not wait for the poison already lurking in their veins to develops itself in a violent attack Take the Cure as a preventive and so destroy the poisou before it does harm 53r ull directions and advice as to Diet and Hab its of Life prepared by a distinguished Physician long resident in a Bilious climate now accompany each bottle It will often be found necessary to precede tins medicine by a mild cathartic or anti bilious purga tive The very best thing for general use isa mod erate dose of Castor Oil the object of which is to cleanse the stomach and free the biliary passages Remember where this is necessary or there is cos tiveness it must be taken or the operation of the an tidote will be seriously obsrtucted Only Caution In certain specified cases pour the contents ot 1 or more bottles of the Cure into shallow vessels (dining plates) and place them in sleeping rooms for the vapor rising from the medicine ana also the air wafted across or circulated over the dregs of it A after the liquid is evaporated will counteract and destroy to a degree commensurate with its ex posure the miasmata of poison contained in the apartment This mode of exhibiting the Cure should likewise be restored to when very young in fants are exposed to malarious situations The bottles in which this medicine is put up have the words ever and Ague blown in the glass and on the outside wrapper is the name of the medicine (the copy wright of which is secured) and signature of the proprietor These precautions are adopted to prevent counterfeits and imitations Therehance for its success is entirely upon its 1 actual merits wherever introduced and used These will be considered sufficient 1 Prepared ana sold Dy the Proroprietor JAMES A RHODES Providence I And by KIVIL1N THOMAS CO Sole Agents Columbus Ga Also by JAS CLOUGH Uphaunee Macon coountyAla eb 12 56 twwly HAVANA PI AN lOTTBRY MORE PRIZES than BLANKS I 7767 PRIZES 102000 DOLLARS ONLY 15000 NUMBED5? 1 Jasper County Academy Lottery Br Authority of tbx State or OiORaiAj CLASS P' To be Drawn August 15 1H5O At Concert Hall Macon Ga under tbe sworn superinten dence of Col Geo Looax and Jas Nisbet Esq patrons will pleaseexsmlne thi Scheme carefully compare it with any ether and if it is not the best ever offered and chances to obtain capitals far better pun base tickets CAPITAL S13OOO 1 Prise of $15000! Prize of $z00010 of 500 are 5000 1 3000 Jot 1000 are $10005(1 of 100 are 5000 Annm rimationa of 0 to SI 5000 Prize are 1000 '50 25 to 3000 5 1250 wf 20 to 2000 1000 80 of to each of Capitals of 1000 re 1000 7500 Prizes of $8)4 are 63750 7767 Prizes amounting to $102000 Whole Tickets $10 Halves $5 Quarters $250 Prlsea Payable with asst Dednctkom Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being lost Orders punctually attended to i Communications con fidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at pur The 7500 Prizes of $8) are determined by the num ber which draws the $15000 Prise if that number should be an odd number then every odd number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to 8 if an even number then efich even number ticket wilt be entitled to $8 in addition to any other Prize which may be drawn Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and even number tickets will be ceratin of drawing nearly one half the cost of the same with chances of obtaining other Prizes All those tickets ending with 0 2 4 6 8 are even all ending with I 3 5 7 9 are odd Those wishing particular numbers should order Immediate ly Address JAMilS WINTER Manager Julv tww If Maron Ga The Hartford ire Insurance Company HARTORD CONN Incorp'd Capital and Surplus in ml $100000 THIS Company has been in successful operation lor nearly 50 years and has aimed to secure public confidence by an honorable and faithful ful fillment of its Contracts The Company take risks on as favorable terms as any other responsi ble Company against loss or damage by ire on Dwellings urniture Stores1 Stocks of Goods Cotton or other Merchandise in store The subscriber will continue to receive applica tions and issue policies as above WILLCOX Agt March 27 twwly (at office of'Eagle Co) April 19 RESH AMILY SUPPLIES RIO LAGUIR A JAVA and MOCHA COEE: Clarified Crushed Powdered and Loat Soda Biscuit Butter Crackers Raisins sardines and Pickles Patent Sperm Adamantine Star and tallow Candles RESH MAY BUTTER and Leaf Lard Maccabov Snuff in jars and bottles: line Green Bl leas BACON SIDE? IIAMS and SHOULDERS Soap Starch Saleratus Table Salt and Sauce Gunpowder Shot and Percussion Caps Penner Spice Vinegar Nutmegs and Mace AVAN A and Common CIGARS and Chewing Tobacco Lemon Raspberry and New Orleans rnp: ine and Common Brandy Gin Rum and Whiskey London Porter Edinburgh Ale Genuine Heidsick Cham ps ue and Claret Wine: Aromatic sehetdam Shnapps: Boker's and Bitters etc On nnd for sale L0 forCAMIt SG TT 141 Broad Street June twwly opposite New Masonic ill daguerreotype NOTICE WHILE I take th opportunity to return my thanks for rhe liberal patronage which has been tendered me the present year I also'anoopnce that my Rooms during my absence will be "under the control of PATRICK) LOTT jCom '1 IhaLEL It I E0RG1 A MARION Wbereas Coleman I Hilman applies to nie lur Letters of Luardmusnip for ct he persons and property of Samuel Ullman llilman orphans of Winder Hilmao deceased audmi iors under yerrs of age reaiding in said county: These are thereire to eite and admonish all persons con cerned to le and appear at my office within the time pr scribed bv law then and there to show cause (if auy ttwj have) why said Letter of Guardianship hould not be gran id 1 tliven under my hand in office July 18th 1856 5t 5 DAVID WORSHAM Ordinary Will be sold before the Court' house door in the town of Butler Taylor coun' ty on the first Tuesday in September the East hal of Lot of Land No 138 in the 15th diet of said coun ty Sold forthe benefit of the children of Tavner Wells by order of the Superior Court April Term lUAtU5nALi DRUHlb 1IHWCC tos REMOVAL CUSHMAN DENTIST removed across Broad Street to No (east side) over Jewelry Store Oct 6 tww July GEORGIA Court of 'OrtliDary July Term 1S56 TALBOT CMJNTYj RULE Mbl H7HKI A8 Tillman II Matone Guardian of Marshall Mahcne has petitioned this Court for Letters of Dismie on from said Guardianship Be It ordered that all persons concerned be and appear at the September Tenn of this Court next ensuing then and thereto show cause (if any they have) why said Letters should not be granted i A true extract from the Minutes of said Court July 19tb18f w7t MARION BETHUNE Ordinary REDDING KENDRICK REDDING KENDRICK attorneys at law Preston Webster County Ga "IT (ILL Practice in the above and in Chattalioo VV chee Sumter Stewart and the adjoin ing counties References July 22 lfr5b G' EORGIA MARION COVN hereas Edgar Butt applies to me for Letters of Administration upon the es tate ot Lavinia Butt late of said county deceased Tbeee are therefore to eite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause 7rnv thev have1 why said Letters should not be granted (Hveu unde? my hand and official signature this 18th day of Jul? 1856 DAVID WORSHAM Ordinary July 22 1856 Person's in want ot urniture will find it decidedly to their advantage to make their pur chases from us Our Store is next door to Hall Moses Hardware Store The same house has been occupied for several years past as a urniture Store by other parties and we deem it bu justice to ourselves and the public to state that we are mj10 wav whatever connected with the persons who occupied this house up to the 1st of No vember DW Neither do we get our urniture from the same Manufactory aud purcha sers confidently rely on getting better articles from us than has ever been sold by any oZ'doc 53 wwf written for that work by Henry Clay himaelf aa a vindicatiun ot his name to hia country and to pos terity "Some time in January 1825 and not long before the election of Preaident of the United States by the House of Representatives the Hon James Buchanan then a member ot the House and af terwards for many years a Senator of the United States from Pennsylvania who had been a zealous and influential supporter of Gen Jackson in the preceding canvass and was supposed to enjoy Ins unbounded confidence called at the lodgings of the city of Washington 'Mr Ulay was at the time in the room of hia only messmate in the House hia intimate and confidential friend Letcher eince Governor of Kentucky then nlso a ineinber of the House Shortly after Mr entry into the room he introduced the subject of tho approaching Presidential election and spoke of the certainty of the election of his favorite adding that he would form the most splen did cabinet that the country had ever had Mr Letcher asked how could hcUiave dis tinguished than that of Mr Jefferson) In which were both Madison and Gallatin Whrfe would he be able to find equally eminent men 1 Mr Bu chanan replied would not go out 61 this room for a Secretary of looking at Mr Thin gentleman Mr Clay playfully remarked that he thought there was no timber there fit for a cabinet officer unless it were Buchanan himSOif Clay while he was so hotly assailed with tho charge of bargain intrigue and corruption) du ring tho administration of Mr Adams notified Mr Buchanan of his intention to publish the above occurrence but by the earnest entreaties of that gentleman hewas induced ty forbear doing We hnvc thus given as briefly and sucainetly as is convenient with a complete understanding ot the case the statements of all the principal parties to this most diabolical plot to tarnish the fair fame of Henry Clay and to fasten upon him the atro cious calumny by which ha was for a quarter of a century hotly and maliciously assailed 1 Il is a terrible record against Jamea Buchanan It shows beyond any cavil that the idea of bargain mid corruption originated in his own brain fertile with cunning inventions and that afterwards from sheer moral cowardice lie meanly and conlempti bly sought to conceal his own inintny by bringing the charge of bribery and corruption against Mr Clay and to tfdd to his outrageous conduct and to and to sink htmseltjBtill deeper in iniquity he not only refused his consent to the publication ot the private conversation between himself an Air Clny in the presence ot Mr Letcher but abjectly'en trealed them not to make known this conversation witch is the key to tho whole mystery rom the preceding letters and statements it is evident that Mr Buchanan alone originated the whole affair He deceived Gen Jackson into the belief that he was the authorized bearer of a propo sition to liirn from Mr Clay and his friends He first suggested this proposition He says hirnselt that it originated with him He went withit to the friends of Gen Jackson and to Gen Jackson him self As nn excuse or palliation tor liter insulting conduct lie invented a story of an arrangement between the friends of Adams and Clay and sug gested to the old hero of the hermitage thnt was right to fight surh intriguers with their own ueup Il UUllt til Mr 1 uln mid innin iintcd ns a iriend nt (Jen JacKAcn tlnit if Mr Clay would volt for Gun Jackson he would be errtnry ol Slate Hi cunning contrivances failed His pro positions were indignantly rejected by both rn Jackson and Mr Clay and to hide his complicity I I rlll liilolinnl tll'M Ill Utv 1 1 ailgtiUiuii iiu witii uittui'iivur ur the charge ot bargain and intrigue to be made against Mr Clay gave to it the sanction of his own endorsement and used till his efforts to prevent any investigation and never would and never did consent that the truth should be made known Throughout the whole of this affair Mr Buc lamin was the only actor All the others were mere passive and to their credit be it said uncon scioqs i utrumrnts of his machinations It isnot pretended that any one else knew or "Ltd lien ni even suspected that there was any ar rangement between Mr Clny nml Air Adams un til Mr Buchnnnn conceived the brilliant idea of hutching Hitch an arrangement between Mr Clay and Gen Jackson rom Mr own tOBtimony in his letter of August 8 1827 it seems that soon after the conimencemen ot Congress tn Jlecetnber 1821 lie heard that Gun Jackson in tended if elected to retain Mr Adams us his Sec retary of State Mr Buchanan cun to the con: ilitsimt that this arrangement would defeat Gen Jaekson and that the best way accomplish the election would be to have Mr Clay ap pointed Seurelarv of State This idea originated in Mr Buchanan's own brain and he set himself BCditlolisly at work to bring about the arrangement hich lie proposed He first wrote to a friend in lvania and while wailing for an answer on tne 30th of December lie called upon Mr Alark ley and suggested the matter to him and insisted that Im should talk to Gen Jackson about it or get Major Eaton to do so There is discrepancy be tween the testimony of Mr Buchanan in his own behalf and that of Mr Markley but aa Mr Markley is corroborated by Gen Jackson his statement must be taken as the correct one Mr Buchanan urged Mr Markley to see Air Clay which Mr Markley failed to do A few days af terwards Mr Buchanan still bent upon carrying out his plan for bringing about a bargain and cor ruption intrigue between Gen Jackson and Mr Clay called upon Maj Eaton informed him of the startling discovery which no one else on God's earth knew anything about that an arrangement was on foot between Adams triends and Clay friends and urged Maj Eaton to see Gen Jackson and persuade him to fight such intriguers with their own weapons Maj Eaton gave this active intrigu er and discoverer of plots and cunning contriver of counter plots a cold reception and advised him to make his proposition to the Genera! himself Noth daunted by his want of success with the friends of Gen Jackson on the following cay ne sougni an interview with the General tn person in Mr account of this interview as given in fits letter of August 8 1827 he endeavors to soften down his expressions and tries to seem to deny but does not deny that he suggested to Gen Jnck 1 eon that he sought to fght such intriguers with Hair own weapons and although this unscrupulous plot A ter afterwards for fear of having the whole Laetsjn 1 tho case exposed acknowledged that he did all Uns upon his own individual responsibility and not only 1 without the authority but actually without the privitv of Mr Clay or nis triends he certainly did inake such representations to Gen Jackson as to induce him to believe thathecame as the authoriz ed aent of Mr Clay and his friends In Gen Jack answer to Air card in July 1827 he states positively that Mr Buchanan did adytse him to fight such intriguers with their own and that all the circumstances hft did not resist the impression that Air Buchanan had ap proached him on the cautiously submitted proposi tion of some authorized At at a later day when all the facts had been made known to Gen Jasckon and ho plainly saw the base treachery of Mr Buchanan just two months mid ten days be fore his death he wrote the following plain distinct ttfieUiivocal condemnation ol Mr Buchanan and exposition ofhis baseness eb 28 1845 Your observations with regard to Bu' imnan tire correct fie showed a want for wfrai courage i aurka mtriiHiftnf Adams ami Clav in me anuii tuv 43 did not do me justice tn the expose lie then made awl 1 ata sure about that time did behove there was a pel feci understanding between Adams and Clny about tle Presidency and the Secretary of ate This 1 am soro of But whe'her he viewed that there wnsaiy corruption in the cate or not but one thing I do know that he wished me to combat them with their own that was to Get my trends sav if 1 was elected I would make Mr Clay Secretary' of State This to me appeared gross corruption and 1 repelled it with that honest indig nation as I thought il dervVlv ANDREW JACKSON When Mr Buchanan marie this propoSilibn td Gen Jacksonit was indignatly rejected but hecoax vd oat of the old 1 General a declaration that he had never said that he intended to retain Mr Adams uj Secrctnrv of Slate This was sufficient to encour nge him and away he went to Mr Clay atdn ihe presence of Air Utcher delicately suggested that if Mr Clay would support Gen Jackson hrClav) would be made Secretary of State Heretoo fie was foiled Mr Clay did not take the bait tind the baffled intriguer set to work to fasten upon I Air Clny the charge of bargain and intrigue with Mr Adams 2 'j 7 After what has been detailed no one (fount for a moment that James Buchanan was the min I nger who pulled the wires to direct the movements I I ol his pliant puppet poor insignificant George Kre I mcr And no honorable man can contemplate with out feelings of disgust his efforts to Stille the attempted investigation in the House ot Representatives in January 1825 lit hs letter of October 16 1826 while he pretends to exonerate 1 Mr Clay and his friends from the charge of having I Authorized him in any way to propose a bargain and I intr gue to Gen Jackson he basely insinuates that 1 there was a bargain between Mr Clay and Mr A unis and in his letter to Mr Letcher of June 27 1844 the craven hearted creature bege on troman A exposition of his villainy and reminds him ot his 9 promise not to make known the conversation witlj Mr Clay which is the key to the whole transac I linn All this was done too while this same James Buchanan knew that he was the sole author of this I whole calumny which had crushed out the hopes and bruised the great heart of the gallant man and patriot Henry Clay It was done while he 'knew that it was in his power by giving to the world the whole nistory ot tneauiiu reputation of Henry Clay from every stain and to relieve him entirely from the frightful incubus that weighed heavily upon him and blighted his pros pects until he went down into his grave Ne er before in the history of all our public men has such a record of wilful and malicious calumny base treachery towards all who were around him anil the most pitiable moral cowardice and want ot i nmaented to the uublic These are the facts The testimony of Mr Buchanan him self Mr Marfdey Mr Letcher Gen Jackson Eaton andj Henry Clay is conclusive No one who will read it can for a moment doubt that James Buchanan stands before the American peo nle convicted of the blackest treachery towards Gen Jackson and the deep and damning charge of having for his own selfish purposes originated pro pagated and continually kept alive this unjust and iniquitous calumny against Henry Clay while it "was in his power at any moment to have relieved great man from every shadow of blame lour and Bacon 2T5 BBLS LOUR JUST RECEIVED 1 BBLS Superfine lour at $650 per bbl t) for 5 bbls 125 Bbls amily lour at $8 per bbl for 5 bbls $675 per bbl for 1 bbl Superfine and only $8 50 pr bbl for 1 bbl at a time best am lour 125000 lbs Best Tennessee GOOD Bacon at as LOW PRICES as it can be bought for in in this market 7 1 or tale (against all competition) i June tww lm AS" LIGON KM TAK illt asue public that they are now receiving a well assorted stock INE URNITURE and guarantee that purchasers will find better Goods at their estab lishment than has ever been brought to this Market by any other concern Our urni utv al of LATEST STYLES and SUBSTANTIALLY MADE Our advantages for gettin up GOOD URNITURE are equal to those possessed by any other firm in the United Spates and we are determined to sell good arHcles at moderate prices We will also keep on hand a good assortment ot Mats Baskets Wagons Wall Paper Window TO THE SOLDIERS ENGAGED IN THE CHEROKEESERVICE' A LL Soldiers engaged in removing the Indians A from Cherokee (in any Capacity or office) are entitled to Bounty Lands for said service and can same by addressing me at thisplace sta ting tne facts of their service Those entitled will do well to make an early ap plication IELD Agent I Jan 29 tf Atlanta Georgia Reported for Charleston Courisr Arrival of tho Niagara Halifax 8 July The British and North American Royal mail steamship Niagara' arrived at this port thia evening from Liverpool with advices to the Bth inst Commercial Intelligence The Liverpool Cotton Market had advanced du ringjthe week from 1 10 to jd per lb The sales i ring the week had comprised 80000 bales of which speculator took 19000 and exporters 13000 bales leaving 52000 bale of KU descriptions to the trade In Liverpool are a shade lower and there whs little speculative demand "A much better feeling in England towards the 8 is evident The papers which are the organs of trade and finance sa that negotiations with regard to the difficulties between them have been resumed and are believed to already in a train amicable adjustment The stock of bullion in the bauit of England has considerably increased 1 The crops were good tn Great Britain and I rance Tfiey were about the usual average in Russia Spain and Austria They were bad in Portugal jJAnothcr squadron of eight ship were announ ced to sail from Havre against Mexico it is apprehended has renewed the difficulties regarding the Sclileswig Holstcinques tion' Sweden and Norway have professed adhe rence to the maritime principles promulgated at the Paris conferences An insurrection is expected at Parma (Italy) Resignation of Col Brook Wabihwgton July Col Brook in his speech to day stated that in anticipation of the action of the House he had ten days since sent in his resig nation to Governor Adams There was decided applause in the galleries during the delivery of his speech especially at points where he replied to Remington DIED On the 16th inst in Russell county Alaof di arrheen Pinkney Ann Palestine child of Martin and Amanda Harrison aged 2 years 6 mos and 24 days loves a shining mark In thiscity July Hilliard infant child of A and Borders aged 1 year Transplsnted from earth to bloom fn In this city on the morning of the 17th inst of congestion of the brain Mariella Pearce young est child of Jordan and Elizabeth Howell aged 16 months At the One Price Clothing Emporium of ANIEL CO 128 BrOad street The Great Russian Remedy 1 PRO BONO PVBLICO mother uhoutd have box In the house handy tn case of aeeidente to the Ruoala Salve It is Boston remedy of thirty standing and is re commended by physician It to a sore and eperty wire for Burns' piles Boll Corel elons Chilblains aud old Sores I ot every kind for ever Sore Ulcere Itch Seald Mead Net tie Rash Bunions Sore Nipple (recommended by nurses) Whitlows SUes esters lea Bites Spider 8Mngs rozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurry Sore and Cracked Ups 8ore Nose Warts and lesh Wounds it is a most valuable remedy and ewe wbV can be testified to by thousands who have ured it in the city of Boston for tbe last thirty years In no in stance will this salve do an injury or interfere wiiha Physi prescriptions It is made from the purest materials from" a recipe brought from Russia of articles growing in that country the proprietors have letters from all class es clergymen physicians sea captains nurses and others who hare used It themselves and recommend It to others Russia Salve isput In large tin boxes stamped on the cover with a picture of a horse and a disablwl wndwr which Is also engraved on wrapper Price 2o Lsxts a Ilsx Bold at 11 the Storer 1 1 town or country or may tie or dered of any wholesale druggist HADDING 4 CO Proprietors or sale in Columbus by 8 PEMBERTON 4CO eb16 1856 tM'w ''mf THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY OR COUGHS COLDS and all Diseases of the LUHU8 Recommended by members of the Medical Profession 1 DR Pulmonic Balsam i Wild Cher ry and Wood TH SOUTHERN REMEDY OR ALL DISEASES at Oie Ilesptrntory Organs MilltlCINH will be tniud ou a fair trial to be the most prompt and effectual remedy tor all diseases of the CI'HST and LUNGS! it is prepared under the immediate supervision of the original inventor who is a regular bred PhvsicKii of long experience in the practice of his profes sion in the State of Alabama and compounded on the most scientific prin In Its comporitimi is embraced a rotn linvtiou of the most valuable and effective Exprct frants Ano dnrs and Sedatives which are known to possess the highest with ail inteUofent members of tbe Meshca! Piafessvm tine Bottle wilt convince the most incredulous of its vast su peiorltv overall other preparations now before the public Sold by all Druggists throuzbout ffie United States BKtXlKS CHAPMAN ROBERT A WARE ROBERT CARTER DANORTH A NAGEL DAVID YOUNG 4 Price $1 per bottle or 6 bottles for $5 August 16 1855 tw2twly A Pxai'MKB 'Breath What lady orgeutleman would remain under tbe curse of a disagreeable breath when by using tbe Balm of a Ttumsamt as a dentifrice would not only render the breath sweet but leave the teeth hi te aa a la ba ter Many persons do not know their ureath is bad and the sub ct is so delicate theirfriends will never mention it our a single drop of tlm on your tooth brush aud wah the teeth night and morning A fifty cent bottle will last year A llSAUTirvi C0MeLZXio may easily be acquired by using the Halm of a Tlwusawl t'lwuers" It will remove tan pimples and 'freckles from the skin leaving it of a soft and ro seate line Wet a towel pour on two or three drops and whkU tbe niixht and morning Shaving Made Easy Wet your shaving lruh in either warm or cold water pour on two or three drop cd Balm of a Thousand Eb'w rub the beard wd! and it ill a lasiutiful soft lather ranch facilitating tho operation ot shi vln Price oulv ifty rents RTBiroK Go proprietors or sale in Columbus by PE Mi'hlt 1 A eb eotw Magical I ain Extracts tmv er ta lira a disc made in Materia Medica whtrbv pain can so quickly allayed and where puts in Inch state of inftammitloii nn lie so redm rd i their nab ural state nor whre wounds and sores can be so thorough Iv and rapidtv healed and decayed parts restored without either soar or defect than with MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR In Cuts Wounds Sprains and casualties to which children a re constantly subject tbe action of die gen uine PAIN EXTRACTOR is ever Ihennis! How much Pain and Suffering may not thus lepn ted! Moreover Life is often dqaradent upon having nt band th Genuine HALLEY EXTRA CT JR and for particulars ot which I respect tu1 Iv refer to my printed paniplets for the truth of which 1 hold nj salt responsible No ease of Burns or Scald no matter how severe has ver vet in any one it stance resisted the all powerful pain sub duing and healing qualities of PAIN Extractor No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon it a Steal Plate Etvzraved Label with the signature ot ufacturer 2 cents per tmx ft AH nrib'rs ljnnbl be addressed to Cljfkencr a Co 81 iurclay street New York orsalobv Oru gisis through out Can United States May 13 tww fill Hair Dye IVarantid to dyu brown (lato of New York city) 'in Artist of acknowldged skill and ability who will be able to give perfect satisfaction to all who mayhtaatri I shall introduce the new style of Paint ed Photographs this coming October June 28 1856 tww gm GREAT REDlJCmN IN LOUR AT PkLACE MILLS UU 50 00 50 00 Alabama arm I OER for sale in Russell county Ala a desirable ARM containing 480 280 acres cleared and under fence a good framed house with 4 rooms (fire place in each 6 negro houses stables cribsand carriage house a large framed Gin house and afirstra'e screw The fa: mis well watered with three uood springs and one of the best wells in the county the location is not sur passed for health any where it lies within 6 miles so ut west of Col ambus on the Eufaula and Glenn vilie Road Persons wishing to buy ill call soon as I intend to give a ba gnin Terms will be ensy MIMS Columbus Ga July 15 56 tww Im ound! JULY 4th on the Road leading from Mills a BOLT of BAGGING which the own er can have by describing property and paying for this advertisement Apply nt THIS OICE July 10 1856 tw It w2t Native Wines WE ARE pleased td offer to our friends and the public the strictly pure Juice of the Cataw ba Grape The Sparkling Catawba is much more rich fruity and delicious Wine than any imported The Still Catawba is highly recommended by Medical men as a superior Tonic for Invalids It is also a highiv vorite Dinner Wine duiing the summer months Just received and for sale by I 8 PEMBERTON CO May tw tf Druggists Chemists NOTICE OR the remainder of the summer the undersigned will NOT beat his office after ONE July tw 2wj OGLE Dentist Notice THE OICE is now located at the office ot Dixon first room over the store of Barnard in front i July 15 tw tf Have now'in store the best aud most extensive stock ot CARRIAGES ROCKAWAYS BUGGIES and Vehicles ot every description that can "be found tn thiscountry which theyare se inr at LOWER RATES than articles ot similar' quality can be aflorGcd a by any dealers South Call and see All i be suited in price and quality HC McKEE JOS A ROBERTS ISAAC ROBINSON HAS PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO Cotton Harvester OR the following counties Muscogee Harris Talbot Taylor Macon Sumter Marion Chat tahoochee Stewart and Webster and will visit all of them as soon as possible He will want one agent in each of the above counties Price of Machines 825 each Any person wishing information will address me at Glenalta Marion county Ga ISAAC ROBINSON I have the Right for several counties for sale July 8 1856 tww tf LAND and MILLS 1 I OER for SALE my LAND and yST? MILLS in Harris county on Mnlbcrrv Will Creek 15 miles from Columbus 350 acres in cultifatioH 1OO acres worn out 400 acres good IVopd lauff 7 050 acres ind land Makingin the aggregate 1500 acres with a superior sett of LOURING CORN and SAW MILLS with an abundance of timber and a large amount of Custom Grinding A comfortable Dwelling House with other good framed buildings with rock chimne: cribs barn stables cow houses Gin house and Screw in a fine healthy section with good neighbors and con venient to churches and schools It is the best property that I know of any where offered for sale The Mills alone after deducting all kinds ofexpen sea will pay more than tea per cent on the whole purchase money Persons wishing to purchase such1 property will do well to call soon and view tne premises as I am determined to sell and will make terms easy July 15 '56 w4t ROBERTSON Corn and Cob Mill JUST received 20 No 2 and 3 Mills and for sale at our Warehouse GREENWOOD GRIMESJuly 8 ly BACON! JUST received on consignment 150000 lbs Ba con Sides 50000 lbs Hams common and canvassed 50000 lbs Shoulders 3000 lbs a All of the best quality of Tennessee cured1 or sale at the lowest market price A TYLER July 8 tf "No 40 Broad Street LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE A THIS House is located on Lookout Moun tain at an elevation of 3200 feet presenting a scenery not surpassed by any in the United States and an pure and salubrious Those who seek pleasure health and comfort beauty and 'grandeur of a natural scenery cannot have their wishes more fully met than "on Ixxikouut tain Here pure cold reestone Water tn abun dance is found and Chalybeate as good as any place can boast of 1 The Mountain is easy of access being only five miles from Chattanooga and Horses Buggies and Hacks are always in readiness to convey visitors and their baggage to ite summit where their imag inations will be ully met and their wants 11 CTlreHouse will be opened on the first of June closed on the 1st of October and cfosea ASHBURN propr ANSLEY Sup April 26 1856 tww tf DR CHAS BELLAMY HAS removed his Office to West side Broad St over Redd Store where he may be found' dav and night when not absent yfolw sionally April 29 twy if WHERE can be found a full supply with constant additions of first class READY MADE CLOTHING of their own manufacture wnrranted to give full satisfac Aarge and well selected stock of urnishing (roods HATS Caps Trunks Car Pe A1 beautiful assortment of rench aud: English CLOTHS CASSTMERES and Vestings which they are prepared to make up in a style of Cut aud Manufacture weer yet quailed tn Call examine and be suited Apl 5 wtwtf Machine Bale Rope THE Missouri Hemp Manufacturing Company are now making 6 to 700 coils per week ot Su perior Machine Bale Rope John Douglass Pres St Louis Mo I ALI EN Agt Columbus Ga KZ All communications addressed toeitherof the above will meet with prompt attention June 12 1856 wIln tw Bacon Bacon Bacon WR HAVE now prime Sides which we offer at lOj cents We are willing to sell on time for good paper and satisf ictory terms will be made with those 'b June 28 1856 lw I PURE AND RERESHING Congressional WAHHtsoTONJuly 15 The Senate to day passed the House bill appropriating $50000 lor the con Strurtion of road in Minnesota and Nebraska also a bill amending the Naval Board Act The House pissed a resolution censuring Mr Keilt and exon erating Mr Edmondson from partici ation in the Sumner affair Mr Keitt gave notice that he would speak to morrow It i said that after his speech he will resign his seat WashisotoN July 9 Nothing of any rnpor tance was transacted in Congress to day 1 he House had' a lively time in discussing the Brooks find Sumner case but no action was take dviO The Senate jas ed to day the Indian Appropriation bill Mr Mason reported a lull amend the Consulate act of last session The bill makes the salary of the Minister to I rance the same as that of the Minister to $17500 raises Austria to a full mission with $12000 salary and mcrea es the salary of the Minister to the Sandwich Islands to $6000 hc other changes nre unimportant Tho bill was made the special order for Monday The Naval Board Bill was amended by striking out the section reviving the grade of admir 11 The House of Representatives to day appointed a select committee to inquire into the subject ot the alleged fraud in the construction of public Budd ings The and Brooks affair was consid ered without any action however having been ta ken in the premises July 12 In the House of Representatives to day the Brook ami Sumner case was discussed Mr English wished to offer an amendment expres sing disapproval of the assault and disapproba tion of the use ot personally offensive language in debate The motion was objei ted to Sir (amp bell of Ohio moved the previous question with the view to bring the matter to a vole on Monday with the nderstamling however that he would withdraw his motion the implicated de sired to speak July 14 The Senate to day discussed the Na val Board Bill hi the House the resolution to ex pel Mr Brooks was defeated the vote only being 121 yeas to 95 nays not two thirds Mr Brooks made a speech in defence of iiis conduct and va cated his seat pending the resolution di approving the conduct of Messrs Edmonson and Keitt 1 hy Hou se then adjourned A I lota fmm 1IIB HSHBEIITUiSt nt uu i AN INVIGORATOR Washimrtoii tbe iurv were out on this case and asningion i jury we Is a mitd laxative tonic and stimulant and is recommended i had difficulty in agreeing upon a verdict It was public retying upon its intrinsic worth in tbueureof understood outside that seven were for acquittal I tqe following complaints A11 Bilious Derangeinertts I Headache Dyspepsia Habitual Costiveuess Chrome Diar ai five for conviction I Oholl Pain in tin Stomach and Rcwels General Delal Mr tlerhert itv emale Weakness Ac or sale by Druggist generally The Trial Ot Nir liernert Slid by DANORTH A XAGhl and WASillNGTdN July 15 The Jury in the Her eb tww ly PE BEKTDX Coluuile sGa bert trial have been dismissed in consequence ot a7 LIk evre I their not having agreed seven were for acquittal J103X HQaL I Uvlll and five for conviction A now trial will be com TX Tl further notice we will PAY CASH fur ttcficcd to morrow Wheat of New Crop (raised in this vicinity) at fnliowi 's Washington Items yor Choice BED WHEAT per bushel $1 50 'Washington July 17 General Gadsden our or Choice WHITE do do do 1 75 Minister to Mexico has been recalled and Mror KrT EARLIER you bring it in the better gythof Mobile will be nominated to morrow to the the price PALACE MILLS Senate a hi successor Mav 1856 tww tf The 8 Treasurer issued to day warrants fori $200000 the damages awarded to Messrs Glover TrUlh is MihtV HB Wilt PrffVail I and Mather for the breach by the United Stales of TRVtSTTVS 1 Con IUy uolhmiS transacted The Senate confirmed the whole list I enterv 00jy It is doing more tor the of appointments in place of tliosj suspended by the afHeJed of our country than any medicine ever yet Naval Board discovered and testimony ot 'hat fact is daily ar Mr trial is pr gressing and great inte riving from every part of the country Every per Jest is felt in the result son who has given it a fair trial saysn will do and 1 roe XI arc taking it off by the dozen They arc begtn Washington The House of Repre t0 find that it is no humbug sentatives to day ousted Allen the sitting member ca) l)3 fUI1 at Gunby corner at all from the 7th District of Illinois but refuse to admit times and will take pleasure in sa isfying any un Archer the contestant prejudiced mind that it is the beat medicine for dis eases of the Bowels ever yet discovered Allen ia the Democratic member Archer a Black I ea JACK SMITH Republican I or sale at the following Drug Stores in Coium bus BROOKS CHAPMAN Virginia Whig Convention KIVLIN THOMAS CO Richmond (Va) July Whig Conven CO tion last night passed resolutions denouncing the I Repnlificsns and their candidate diapprovmg ot of Co Broad Street Ly the course ot the administrationin disturbing the tww tf JACK SMITH Missouri compromise for party purposes It al I denounced the Demo racy and Buchanan sus or Sale taining the compromteo of t8o0 and considers HOUSE and LOT now occupied by that Mr illmore is themost suitable person tor KmK1ei? President at the present crisis but disclaims adopt 7 lei lns addiess the subscriber at Milledgeville ing the pridciples of the party nominating him and Gcorfria DeGR AENRlD conctu les by alung an me ntates lojoiri in a na tional Convention at Baltimore on the third Wednesday in September The Convention then with great enthusiasm adjourned atal Railroad Accident rtLADKLPlUA July A collision occurred to dav nn the Pennsylvania Railroad between an ex eursion train taking children to St Church and the regul tr train Thirty nine were killed tbe priest and sixty nine injured Six cars were demolished some took fire and many bodies were consumed July The conductor of the down train com initted suicide by taking arsenic in consequence of the late collission The engineer has been arrest ed and committed for trial atal Steamboat Buffalo July 17 The Steamer Northern for Toledo was consumed by fire this morning and fifteen or twen ty passengers arc missing the Minutes of said Court RUTHERORD Clerk mt Court of Ordinary July Term 1856 IT appearing to i he Court by the petition of James Stitlive that John Sut'iive deceased in his lifetime to wit on the 7th day of January 1848 executed to one Jacob Peavy Iris bond conditioned to make good and lawful titles to said Jacob Peavy or liis heirs and assigns to a House and Lot in the town of ort Gaines in said county known as the Nix place And it also appearing to the Court that the purchase money thereof has been paid up agreeably to said contract and that the said Jacob Peavy assigned said bond fora valuable considera tion to one Wiliiarn Sauls and that said Sauls likewise assigned he same to the said Janies Sut live who i io pe 1 1 1 ions this Court to direct Warren Sutton Jr the Administrator on the estate of said John Sutlive deceased to make to him as as sii'tiee said Bond title in conformity therewith Tt is therefore ordered that notice be given by the publication of this rder at three or more public places in said county and in the Columbus Enqui rer lor three months in terms of the law anterior to rire first Monday in December next and that all persons concerned make known their objections (ifi uliv rl YVnrren Sll'ton the Ad UU lilt Ulin' ministrator aforesaid should not be directed by the Court to make theassignee(James Sutlive) good ti tles to said land agreeably to said obligation of said deceased JOHN JONES Ordinary A true extract from the Minutes of said Court July 8 1856 JOHN II JONES Ordinary uly 22 m3m and ex officio Clerk TRIBUTE RESPECT DARBEY LODGE No 17 ort Gaines Ga tine 5 1856 A a regular meeting of this Lodge held this day gX the Commutes appointed to draft resolutions expi sive of our sorrow and regret by the death of our worthy brother Gen John Dill beg leave to make the foilowing report to wit: Whereas it has pleased Almighty God in His Di vine Wisdom to remove from our midst our wor thy brother Gen John Dill ami as we his sur viving brethren hope and trust traifolated him to that Celestial Lodge above where no pain trouble or sorrow exist Therefore be it Resolved That in the death of our worthy broth er society has lost one of its brightest ornaments whose hand was ever opened to the cries of dis tress and whose only fault was ol being kind and charitable to poor suffering humanity a good cit izen a kind master and an affectionate husband Resolved that we deeply sympathize with the friends and especially the widow of our deceased brother in their and her sad bereavement Resolved Tha the Lodge be clothed in mourn ing and the brethren wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days Resolved That a copy ot these resolutions ue sent to our widowed sister and published in the Columbus Enquirer EOKGIA MUaCOGEE Whereas Wiliiim IT A Bedell an: lies for Letters of liiiardianship for the persons and property of Georgia A John ltaiid illiam II BedelL orphans (under 14 years of age) ot John Bedell? de ceased late of the City ot Mobile in the State of Alabama These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to show cause (if any thev have) why let ters of Gurdianship as aforesaid should not be granted said applicant at the Court of Ordinary to bo held in and for said county on tho first Mond in ppteinber uuxt Given under mv hand this IHth day of July 1S50 Julv wot JOHN JOUNSOSUfdinary rivwo MONTHS after date application will bemads to 1 the Ci vrt of Ordinav of Talbot county Ga for leave to sell the Nege and Land belonging to the Estate of Hope II Hammac: Sr late ot said county deceased MeBKYDE 1 JOHN i HAMMACK Admr zni SUPERINE per bbl (first rate) 7 Extra amily (excellent) 8 Double Extra am (equal to Hiram Smith) 10 Georgia Superfine lour 6 Georgia Mills I a za I i i ra re a lllUUUlUg ICl" ive per cent discounted when twenty bar rels are taken at one time a ITT o' PALACE MILLS June 28 ww tf RANDOLPH LANDS OR SALE 'THE subscriber offers for sale his settlement Sof LAND lying 5 miles east ot Georgetown containing SGT of which 200 are cleared rpL i rnivAfl with Oak and illCKOrv 1 L1C fiAllU IO A IllC unrevre and may be divided into two small settlements it necessary There is on the premises a good dwell ing house and all other necessary out houses and aZgood Gin house' Jkny person wishing td purchase will do well to call and examine lor themselves sb Iwillgive a bargain ALLEN P01NDEX1 ER July 22 1856 NOTICE! raa THE subscriber wishes to sell a VALUA BIE PLANTATION lying in Marion coun ty Ga 6 miles east ol Buena ista consist ing of 500 150 acres open land (htiv ng been cleared since 1850) the balance in the woods and well umbered The above place lit on the Lcnce creek and is in a good neighborhood tor school churches Ac There is a good Saw Mill within a mile The open land is first rate lor Corn and Cot ton the improvements arc ordinary Anv one wishing to purchase won well to call on Col Wm Walker of Buena Vista who will take pleasure in showing the place freeman walker at $20 REWARD RAN AWAY from Hie subscriber about the 24tli ot June last 'a negro man by the name of HARRY about 24 years old 5 feet 8 or inches high of yellow complexion speaks quick when spoken to weighs About 140 lbs nas a very large mouth I think said boy ail try to get into Jackson county lorida The above reward ol will be paid for his de livery in any safe jail or me 18 mil south east of Cuthbert Ga SAMUEL BRINfeONJuly 22 185t EMcD lm CONCORD arid LOU IS VILLE STAGE COMPANY THIS Company propose to carry the travelling public from Concord DepotE Railroad by jhe way of Louis ville and Maryville to MONTVALE SI KINGS Blount county East Tennessee 1 he best anil most direct route for Southerners distance 22 miles 'he Company intend to arrange the arrival and departure of their Coaches to suit the A I LKO AD Schedule and start from each end of the Line eve ry morning running through daily Sundays ex cepted 1 Through Tickets from Concord to Mont vale Springs $250 way passengers at the same rates Good Hotels and best accommodations at ri i Marwillff on he line VO 1 I VI 13 SHU uuu Sinned by the Board of Directors the Company: DANIEL 'V TIBBS Pros SAELL I RODGERS COX IlBUREM OSTER WM JOHNSON Louisville July 15 tww Im 1 BW1H CLAY Whereas James McRae arf rlfos tn me for Letters of Adiuiniriration on the separate Estate of Mrs Clementina Muuifred late of said county All and singular the parties interested are therefore hereby notified to file their objections (it any they have) at the next beptemher Term of the Court of Ordinary ot said eouuj oth erwise Letters as aforesaid will be granted to the said apph Given under mv hand and official signature 20th July July 5t JONE8 0rdniary GEORGIA Superior Court May MUSCOGEE COUNTY Term 1856 The Central Railroad Banking CompaiiV I vs John Win'er Joseph i Winter et al IT appealing io the Court by affidavit that said John Winter a id Joseph ri Winter are resi dent citizens of the Slate of Alabama und it fur ther appearing to the Court that the return Win Lamar Dcpui Sheriff ol said county that said John and Joseph ure not to be found in said cornu It is on motion ordered by the Court that service in said Court be fleeted on said John and Jo seph by publication in the Columbus Enquirer a newspaper published in said county oncea month for four months requiring them to appear and an swer said Bill on or by the first day ol the next term of tms Court A true extract from this 15th Julv 1856 A July 22 1856 GEORGIA I CLAY COUNTY 1 nr 73BL3K ZvvIzHh I A ro I.