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! sociable, and the girl. very j*iet*y.- Oleuville iortuiwit-i in not >'H«in;.- been dieturbed by the l,’. H- troops, _ . I when pa»«ing through the country. nn(J joii.n II. MARTIN Kill lor. i therefore did not suffer ns ruucli ui . seetioM. The village is not occupied COLOMBUB : t.y IT. S. troops, and I did not hear ut Sunday Morning. Sept. 17, 1SS5 j , iny difficulties with the freedineti; they seem to be ijuiet and orderly, and pur- i m; \» n«z Titt Ai. clear comprehension of thitfpost, its waol- and i'.« Jifllculti'?*. R-flertfor a moment. KEAL> ON • Twenty-nine thou-and, two hundred and one prisoners of war, many of them mo*t <•••• - < "in • .1 i he now proposed de-perato characters j a I oil a mile long .. j, •, .rv evidence by a mile wide the Stoc«»da Tor ths pm- ,,u«w tn« ■ I , .rtio. nte.'Richmond | oners being within one hti-drsd and silty , .. ■ — e- -i- - - »»"»t ha 1 I; pr^'t Hclph 'I lie V. ii ft Ti 1*1. Two or thru- day. ago wo published n telegraphic report that (Im evidence before the Military Comnii.-»i»ii tended strongly to itnplieab liipi, (lonfedernte aulboritier in the ertn '.In « < long' I upon Win, and to show tint b" we- ofily Heir agent ty carry "ut tie fnroit • ♦ * 1 I ■ . iuing llie even tenor of their way \W«liM *‘Iay morning I took rt urn! in | a buggy with a citi.en of (ilenviile, be- ! hind n pair of ejeellent mules, Olid nr- j ! rived 'll .Silver Hull ill good time to Hike . tin* chi - f"Ttl»n Hevernl rnilroad afntioir* ! n |rm^ lit** road and to Union Spring- - . !.Jay i »* pmoMit the Iwninua of tin* loud, out j will not )»** bo very long; for I K'nrii n* nil* i out**r|oi»inp people •>( Alabama will huvi- i- ini u the road nxtmided to Montgomery i‘ „f the | yards of a mile in circurnfV'rftrc**; j n r 1 . r. M. inorou* avenues ieading to the*post to be | ri,’nf :• r ite Stnt* < ! guarded, pub ic property to be car^d f<*r, i-i • .*• Adjutant , guards (or the w >rfcing parties and th • t.r D-partinent. j ordinary >■ .nip ground*. •: the troop>, and • f ii ivt*lI Cobb : voil cam form - on? es imate )I the rnun- ! h#*r it would require I >r the-t purple# ,s «»..ucnvKH » The following am* the daily guard* r**- M *V l u I i i quirnd, and they cannot be rcducod. but mlOnt'-r j,' liir/ ; ought to he t * FGtTETH DAT. M ? N TO )\tERT, Sept, lo, 18d*. The Convention mot pursuant to ad« oil rn meet. Tv? ;>r • i- were opened with . by R iv. Mr. Sanford, a delerfite it Chcr«ik‘*e county, ij»• journals w r«j read and approved. I r . Ir.vin.fi J /t’efrorn Lauderdai*, l*r*V- aj>l . 1, Wll finder yo order* to in* n * f the prison ... yard*around, 52 P miporiiuioerarh Id. 1 0»» onli^Wv^. men, - eou1tni»Mn»Kd officer*. nl *.0i led,and took hii OF THB COUNTIES. >*. l.c*?4 an ordinance au- .i*i: ;e of the Glh Circ j it to Holding the Circuit Court • •untvr Referred to n •pa* _% M. -r?. llastio, Ashley i - An oriinanco to reduce ~ • Ir-iii nrj to |(J0 f.jmtr- | — yea9 nays ?A. A menage from the Prnvislor.al (j. v- j ern »r was p*re5ente i tj* h Secretary, I transmitting tee report and acc ^mpanving documo&U of B. M. Woo'.sey, late >,it Couimisiioner <,{ Alabama; ’which, «,n motion, waa referred to a select committee I ot five. . f Mr. Cooper, of Cherokee, intro:Uic*»J n ♦ re«o, i*.ion providing f*»r the appointment j ot a s-.iect C'-mmitteo on t<ic judiciary, to ! be compostd *»f nin«m-:nbcrs, wliich \vu, i adapted. {J '\ 'notion, Iho (fonvontion adjourned I until 10 *• uioek to-morrow. .d th- re ill till CwifedapKiy- i fn v * lire di ■ fhoHtk in f . « ]• '»! "• o''■!» ,,r " l M,rtrt tvrro fuurulc*!. Tim r< .1* i will iitul in ill'-" nnd iv port ,n pietty cl i intiinutiona that it wna out of the \u,v.. , • I tl.** pria*»li«r to remedy tin etila roii-i-*j'i.-nl n tvuntef food of proper tpinlily and huI- iicient ninonrl. Wli« tli»*i In-made Mirdi ClTofta t.s lit? aliOllld liuvt- ln uif 1*» induen )iia mi peri or r Uk olTn.-e to bOpjdy ir < ded hliim-Iitn uud other ne« * >ry voiul«»rtMi w ill. WO Mipponc, flpp’ .U wlf II till! top.ti* inouy for the «!< toiif.o iacfdl**<l. Hut the I oint w Ui( h wo d rn to hut the And. I! "Iir ill- ]>ri: on WUM* •tnlilielied only n little in. iv limn u year Iw.loro the dowul 1 < 1 thn < on odei y t i nd that tlurili;.' the whole of lids time the Fede ral troops h‘ hl or cut the .Southern lines of coiiimuiiicutiou nnd Mukuded the port* *m> dourly uh to remh i it« xtremely (HtVlUllt even t 1 • feed tie CoiilederutO or- JnieH. Il tit* t* tiimmy of r.-hrd Moldierrt < oldd he ifiti• *«1tit ed, it w- dd idiown thul (1 uI inthf I Ktrugglo they.ol lltuclt U!1 tin Audi lack of fo- l nml eminent Mm** un -l twelve inonlliH of tlie Irn HiilVeied ulmoftt uh The "i-i'iy id l'colinpty on thu «io»p.vi, of the milleiinpa th \ endure no doubts in many emit a, Whether ever ruling mnVul humnnity demundetl that oi ulnnild not. *»n tl •• one ride pu&liod to till- " •liemity, tiiQt resiatan.«? t hmid u continuKl at the «• -t of ffufTeringa and aneiifievH, poim to di^mw. We f ini 1 • I hi u ili n that the war n t •utinu. il l*v the derations oi Hell'd vo war •.have bean ..ii the other not hb\ e be» i during it- In tot ril I* privni itn old Bohtie v. ill.in it 1 ' bo. / take U til] Railroad, I proj»o? do! i by tho way "I "ii, without inflictinp ami woes upon both id tbt* prisoners \uild the Mobile mid (lirilld to ,p i te lleilif' one of tin »h irungs" of coui-M/ I obtained i lift* tiekvt from the v. i v liberal mid p*n tlenianly imuitipera of the road, and thereupon pref-euted my t oinplimeiit that prince* of conductors, (’oleumii, who d» dared ii nml welcoiood me to the in the cuts, We then pr<»re< Mr. Robert “.ill rights fatalities« iled, with a wU. ■ ^VSjJll’.lll terwurds. douldloss . , . . , ““?»Un ; “good time m the city, lie u, brought t/tfini atairdings and iulroitiic!’’, to Capt. Andrew,', who n>^i ned him t«* qumtem in a certain “ntnyig” huildine outlie wist coumioiis. 'i’he owner ob tained lu» inure, uud was to have re turned to ColumbuB on* tebtorduy to pros route tho lreediuuu, 1 have not heard tho ivbiilt. 1VV amied <«t Silwr Ruu in good times aud there found u tuuall crowd of Bober-liHiking, clever gentlemen waiting for the ears; met with seveial old friends, among the number our much-esteemed old friend uud former citizen of Musco gee, W. N. M., who just had time to ro#. gale us with one of his rare jokes and io\ite us to partake ot the hospitality of his cver-opeu house*, w in n tho cry of ••all aboard” was heard, and we mounted tin* hack by’the invitation of Ur. Pow ers, who put us through t«* Clenvilh ah •con as tho warm weather would allow. At Glcuville—a beautiful little village of ubout two miles in length—we stopped with an old uequuihtum«, Mr. M. S. Clark, uud called for supper for seveu, which was soon prepared; tunl il whs n capital supper for tjio times- so said all the passengers, some of win trom u distance. Suffice it to soy that tho writer was unable to eat any dinuer ! or fight mouths—no they say. The stations along the railroad -ecu to be thriving, mid the pretty little vil lage of 11 hi t vilh* attract!* the attention of the pom.flr by. It contains scveial l>r*?tty residenceB, and the mills of .1. 1 • Mar-hall A Co. are now supplying Co* lemlyi- with consideruble lumber. , I'nion Springs, mo called because *.l several springs on the west of tho town uniting their streams very near to each other, is not a watering place, us its name would indicate. 11 is a place of some note, aud well worthy the attention of capitalists, as it will doubtless be a place of considerable business wild! tin? railroad is finished through to Mont gomery. aud also the r.iad from I nioii Hairings to Kufaula. Tho town i-i not very well laid out, but presents a "7 I pretty appearance I rein the imlnmd. There ure three churches- Methodist. Baptist and Presbyterian—the M.-tho dist served liy tlm Ib v. F. A. I'.llism^ 1 tho Baptist by tho Roy. M. Ib Hardin, j. and the Prosbyterian by tho R» v. F. M. Me Murray -all excellent ininisters, and much loved by their congregations and j the community. They have recently j f had a protruded union meeting, and i learn that there were a good many ac cessions to the sev.ual ohurcln a. 'J In i. are a good many handsome residences, and plenty of room for more. The ! • vn > tin-wilful and vicinity has sufl’oied (•••muderably , by the ravogefl of war, huL neoiin. t*» I"- ddierasprak recovering, and will ere long In “it-. II (vised again,” as many of the meidiauts in- lilting preparing to do a large business. 'I’he in death, cotton-buyers aro already on hand. W •• tnet one. 'i’lio first man we recognized at the depot was our old friend R M U-, who haring Moved faithfully in 11.* army, is now prepared to strik.- a trad, of old, and will pay as much for ot Tiilde ton ns the next man. Theoordialgr. i t •t pro- ing 1 received from him and his excel lent family, also from Dr. II and b.inilv, could and several other friends, made me h • i nutli, perfectly at homo, and caused me nine t to fall in love witli Union .Spring?*. J In- town is ganisonod by nliout one huiidn .1 soldiera— part of uu Illinois regiment Tin* ituineH of the officers in command 1 did not leam, but t)u*v appealed to lo ot the right sort, and tin* privates a .gii ot, orderly set c»f inen. 1 saw but few freed men loafing around towu, and learn ed thut there had been no disturhunc* since the present gunisoii b id been there. 'fho ctops generally have suAcred l.«i want of rain, but still the corn crop will be pretty good, nnd nopie little cotton made. Recent rains will help tin* pota toes very much. After a pleasant day’s sojourn at Union rings, 1 jumped upon the cars about f past a. in., and arrived in folum- » in good time for tin* business of the v. Onshiivr.u, ilcichtiiig to stale Tax C'oUccturs. 1 In* Comptroller (jeneral has issued •following circular to State tax c«d itors who are la arrears for taxes : CoMCl liol.l.KK liKNMl.VL’s (JkFH K, 1 Milledgevillo, August 10, INm. j * Ihti Tux Cnllfctur oj Cbimt.v.- Sin ; Your account i* ^lill stainiing open «d in unbcttUnl on tho books in this i,|- <v < Since tlio arrival >1 Gov. jlrown, iiieTruttHureruiid tuynell have nut though* proper to proceed further in nml.mg * b'cliout,, oi* to illia lime. But in**o t! r Prodauiattou of our Provitioiial Ciovorn- or, directing tho civil offleor.- in tho Sum - to qualify and to perform coitain dutir.-, 1 hitvo concluded lo addroa»you ihit. circu- notlRd **¥ u * y°u, that, while you will otliee, U?Uli u,,t,i Hirther orders Itoiu thi- payers in Ibis' th}}? more tax trom tax- cati do ro axttor reco»\“ l * a » h *'ou us \ .1 sand to the Stnio TreasurerSb** 3 .' •' 011 Ul ** you have collected, Hirer dediiPi,i , . , '' ,1( i , . v Kccoivor’s and Collector’.-, cinuuii.-.-ichl, and accompany tho eama with nu alfidn- vil. a& fo\Uw«: 1, — - , Tax-Collector of—— i county lor Iho year \bi»4. do solemnly rwcar tlial tho tuouey l now tend io the State Troaiurer at MtUodgeville, huioudi- ing to— dollars — cants, h all the money 1 have collected from the tux- payors of said county, at'ier deducting tho commissions of Tax Receiver and Tux Collector, and after also deducting dollars cents, that 1 have heretofore piud iuto the Stula Treasury for the year ltkii; And 1 do further swear, that the money 1 now send is of tho same domic ter that 1 colloctod from the tax-pu.v* ib of this county, and that 1 have not exchang ed with any one Statu Treasury Mote - f.u- Confederate Treasury Notes, except f..j the purpose of innkmgthe usual i nange with the tax-payers t;i the payment ot their taxes, Sworn to and subscribed before me, tl.. — day of Ibbo. Tho laws of this State did not and d • not authorize a Tax Collector to swap . if Sut* aolos for Confederal** Treasury not* or other notes; andasintimalious have I. en thrown out that some Tax Collect.>rs may hav o done this, it is deemed ueee-aar j a n I proper for you to clear yourself from ihi* >upi>u8ition by making tbUmffidavi*, and u. io ! * 0,, dtug it along with the money y* hum d ^ to the Stale Treasurer. 1 Pi ab»*ut tif'.*' feet high. I pr I ' liuriicl-ir "I tlio (iris nt Umhinond, mol, llmr 1 d< 1 r.jiption nt it. 'J bo dm i -upp -- d. * \?ith a guard • «!red m n, four pieces «d 1 cavalry < •.injmny, all appi out twelve . ics than around it ••-.umu the I iidfTrtood gave no i' ri ‘; •J»i r> vent **-ca . t*|*nd t i.ftblntn j>r* bv tun«.*«!Iii• k ‘ 1 •' » *K l ,! ' railroad bridge c ntn.i Ii men : coming - tinned nUlc* r, . , , ' • ; 1W; K'o;rd V. tl. v; mg i-nrli- - ; j nml usiup tii.td 1 U, 613 Svreugth ] "1 July V Cl. In- ln'liiii L)f Xl nj oul ' T-l'.-red t jud i.iror.-d hUuimI h-r from di'y, -hTO - tv a arrang‘j'1 t- of infantry there k, which, with tho ,1 Col- I*-:.- .1. tililOary for* *. < apt. tber.?, but 1 would -• r- i.in.-l to Vlori- haUcry niy,’.for thia movo Lis bat- hitnge f »l these ide i advantage fid tho cavalry ould »l tho guard. it tt.u detail' d pri -.n . ^Jd.d to tho -trength 1! Mr ; p<o;»4. uary lit | pcat*-*l, i <v> n • oflitet lo ro training tbo any uttempl to escape, in,-, mo at han 1 to pursue event «*f tie? CrCHpO <'f • number, tho cavalry utelv ii* ' e nary to their t. 1 took the liberty of • u.rg«- tii/u • f-»r rendering . cure, mid if the toils */uld r.jc»iinmetid that the un.i-t «ht>uld he surround- i, , w Inch i ild be put up . rub la p-p >i i at rr*|ulr*?d •?( it. -.einent of pl i- I do notex; . . , omprehend v. :v- - . ib intended by it. 1 know of bu'. on*, w«^ to place them, and (hat i* to put them intq thy at k:kfcde, wnory they h.ivf j^ctweyn tbui and tiv. square yards t » the :n#a. Tn r ine.udei, •UeeU and lacre* of (and about the stream. Be.-pectfufly, your ob.»di.*nt sor- yant, JoUN IJ. Wl.M'KH, Brigadier-General. A latter was also read in evidence from Acting Adjutant and In*p.-<'or G neral (' iH'idi -r, datc l Andarconville, July •*. |h*14. ud*lr.:.- -d to Col. It. II. Cruit.)fi, A - i*taut Adjutant aud In.-poctor General at Rd hmond. He gives an account of his inspection of the prison fur Federal pris oner! of war an i the post at Anderson* Vi,I,'. H., ,„V. ll,»t uj.Jer Ibo prto,ure.,f ln iCc.",ve.,u Chorokec r linaiide/, r***‘"luli<*n>-, ■ 1 f'»r th ) action of the Con* * l <•:. thice several da;. ^ t- nail be adopted, provided ■»y he - i-p- nd<**i by n v ,t* • v of the d-degntes present; : vor until to-m »r> \. - ! Franklin—An ordin m-•' ■king parole testimony in i :. outract-* made since tin* .g "ii l<, morrow, bb—An «>rdiliance ratifying all l v th - Legislature *ince Jan- l* d, which have not been rc* 1 whn.h arc t»«*t incom:.-tont ' "i nt jti oi and law-v ot the Uni- , pt’those relating to the i«* . • '-casury note, i.n-1 tne re* dt*i bond- and treamry aymentof taxes due dhe .Slat**. - i rred l-< becond spe< isl com* Ft r- - .dutiiJiis <*f Mr. Muil. *, <1 .Mxdifc-.n, introduced tim i.. • fttuhic and resolutionc, w inch bio motion, luid over until to* \Vb*.-r*• >•>, The object for which th .'onve-nti -n wa :. .-cmbled, v.’s* that such i. lii.gi.t be adopted ui should b • Je n.- d m iry to restoro the (State of \ij; tni.i to it.* proper relations to the • n •. nt ot the United States, and mplisbod two d'.ty at its present sostion have been wells within tiio enclosure, tr un v.-bim j q , ' L.j it resolvi tl‘..y obtain on >mpl. .upplv of water 1" > ,;, r t ',, 0 (; , ,lr„-k ..I K-a.il .jaulity. Klceplin,: It..; , . . M .„ t , cun , id performed esolvod, That it Jonvuntton at iti consider or net upon j Htato, tho Lib conte.t. Tl • tho ' ..FFn'.'i in j ™'r‘lf on eu"il‘ Li&kr u"h« I ‘ i " 1 ^ ' ot "i.v ch!"l i ui-j muddy iir»r.-l', totally unlit fur oec ttic or«a t on | ti,,n ; m.»l having been cow,tantly u*i**i a* : • *-f th pri* j H pii,U min e the pVison was lirtt establith* 1 •nr* • be two ,,.| t j. i.uw in n shocking condition and | '••»•. It ongl.l | f ;il | t„ I r . o*l p -shleiirn. An i-llmt ^ th** opinion j made by Captain Wirz to fill up the I t .■-timififd mm It ac 1 *•-n .ru : n sluice, (ha upp.' u r-- . ly too ,. n f1 i-i be wi.ed f-if l«Milling, *-lc ; the |.*w«‘ p:» “ners | u ; but the iliffinulty of pr... u.u. I n been en« j l imbo, ho 1 *.<• -is very much retard.- lb ii.^ th** r.-iui- wo,k huI threaten, svon t > stop it. N mi be i* ter- I .hettef vsbuteVef, n*ir materials for *-u I death during ; atnuiing any, bad h* • n pr«ividi*<| by tl lonUmd that j j,n -->ii uulh.>i ilint, aud the ground bain ntiroly biunol tree*,non** is within r News by Telegraph, j W it' r i’i, : mi. lo. —On tiie op-*n- j ing’.r.g wf to.) Wira^Cjpi. : -ion U*G I morning. Col. f'iiipfiian s >milted the ! folio i.ng rninmiiiiinunii ? 'Old F'Ai’iroi. I*ki*».»>*, WsuisoTojr, i • epi. 1 ( i I linn. Judge Ad Vo- ! '• ; w,.,. ■■ -pro. I no,uk • • by tho .-tirgeon at Lins place to | !"• t o ii.iicii*f>ro.*ii..t-d to be abb* to ap- j peari, •: ■?•<; v .,i;r < • t-Jay. V- ry r - -.pc. 'fu.iv, your ■ -■.•J'k r.; - i vunt, fir. \Vi;sr, Cki'l. iiirl M.i, Did C *i»i: >1 Fri- r. oi.i. U\i*iroL l*ni.* v, *.v. * pt. Id, 1-' ■ «;*t. VVc.ft, Suoerinton-j d**nto. r. I’rison -GapUin ; I buv t • , hun <r 1-- uiboni \-*vi ' li;-.’. C Wirz UIK.V- t-».b-v. ** hi- r* .Ilk to d y. Jle is j s'ufj**ring from m.rvn. - prostration. Very te-LKu tfully, your obedient servant, -I M. Ford. A Furg.Mjri, U. F. A. After r a Img the record of ye-tcr lay, the jLourt a;!.-.*1 Mr. Baker witetiu r k* was j r,-pared to furnish the nmac-i *.f wit- nc*M»‘-. and who, oi*. Monday, he charged had b-’- n tamimr-; ! wi'.h. Mr. B. ropMed l .at it wa-, imp -sibbj f r him to know Ilia wilu* by iiutuo, « x» «,ifiling thre *.or fou p .»-f them. iJe v. - , i, if h•* < ouhi, give the namiH with the gr* \.- t-it of pleasure. .Gen. Wh I ii-? .1 tho * nut f.ppci.rei to be-:it: f..\l with th*» iiuerouei: drawn from the fail tnat *?oun-.*d is utuibio ti give the r.aiii<M of all wltnuzses alleg' d t * have been Ump< r- i with, and lo lot it t • p’ c cF before i .o p *blic. 'l'ho comm is sion adjourned till t>tnurr «w. New Youi;, .N*pt. Id.—The Comm r- cial's special says; A i-ounts from M- x- ic » re.*petting the pr ,-peiU fur the Re public, nre b -con.ing u.«'.regI '-Hnv. M* leans who still adhered tu the Repu .. have become diccourage on hoaringoi th reduction of HbciiJaa’i army in T< . . and making tho lufkt term*, they can w>.h Maxim ply of men und money from tho United must abandon the AUCTION SALES. . By D. P. ELLIS, • ’ h. - i 1 N, L .inr iou 1 Co.) iL-irOKTANT SALE () N ; Tl -MV. Sc:. . • 1,. MWi •"I. Ji.i'UU, 1 • . . l d ■ t>Il»,g01rt«nf. . key ; ** ’• l.": i-'-nV : 1" " .L» key Club rti*,; ** Assorted Bran Jr I'niiU: »• I’.rui.tii t Wto.' 1 ;' 1 l ' “ , **« ,t -r. - " >doion: • F tuRne* ALSO. ‘ ‘ - il"rto-. Mut*’*. \yogoiu; U ** - By 3D. ZP. ThT.Tj I1..I ; t». U>,rose i ivj House an.l Lol ia tl.\uui„ %.T AUCTION. < ; .MD'.' 1 1 "■ ii£ • •"> ->i*U tree .-ivi-u PtOou-ttf il liROCERlI JUST RECEIVED TOM 1; 1 tASSI I J.'.s, V M"Xfl ihq l»»»ri- • x tor consMleration, • t* l-ui, l’liu** i .01* : .1 HI v V, »•, 11;nf. I! K’K - U'TKlt \ i! \\ i„,-. n.Ahi r .. i ■ . , im. j.,„ A flee i! li Abb ho M ! prinr to tb - 11th of January, le*ii, c«?ptii,g by th • adoption of the following : ■ | • . dinar.c, providing for the n <•; ii - r*-p‘*.ti (<f tho ordinance i j > -1 I Uh of January, IbOl, h r ••:•*., consequent up m ‘Wledging th- I In-* -State by the it-id Stalari an 1 (.•nation in this win n? of the pi cts ot the cUu I 1 merit of lli" Ktupin'. 'l’ho subject of frontier defen receiving '.he aUci.tion of the G 'I’he Fenians are looking up 1 #»:!• fom.k. Vl Vt’II he ho« #a OLD DDL IiliON WH1SKEV, A NO Till: Ju I : M C) N S, Abo, ft Hot Butter !\:ii* t f unJIfs, * A1 •. il let *»r LIA\ A 0IGAB8. TO ARRIVE. N A1 'i iie li the I i t-v has () 4*tic*s have l»( hot n.»th • to I ■ »' th- pr from tho r I... it h* "d fta 1 pruviJiug Het uritv tb" largo cla*sVif per, wb -. by being ru id* x * b b ft belpb-s* ! Up- t Ml-? Tliorc Le <a cp with any u«- ha* Ihimu porumtH t l I bertt he C .n by Slr*tt. h- I ' • whatever he may have ' -,i r-tickff *,* lm can pio* i shelter mere has *.o. r* | no medical attftndance i , 'i>*. M an y t ’ wenty v I ?d " It daily, who have j , r ■ ■ me n ' i«‘W I ,bnd uder |, ^ **t fho cuh,*; and "•I*- up Hlii'itly Ilf. huvi, it !!.*•• 'imp ut f 1*1 th" pi i*onr ad. i • 1 v pel formed i vvithin i -»*•« »t wtiuId | i.<r.ti* v; uk the rank | ,p„d f, . *i <.th er? have novel I I ... 1 Hilled out daily hy tho wagon d buried without cv.ftlm, their m tfmny inrtane* . being !l t mu* •' " • "f tho.-*- i with an ax** in tho removal *1 -my t f • him. I i linger rings they mn\ have. Raw ration - .» «'-•!•>• "I Hi. hav *) to be i in d lo n v : v !•(; ,»*♦ purlieu, i*--neral, very, who aio cOtirelv tinp/pvl J.-.t u ,t!, proper 'ii f '"i* it, i uton.:iF \ ' a nislA-U *o limited u up omtnnnding. j ply mel. they Mr* roinpoBef t • .1./ ill, their hand* in tho liilby marsh be inenth" 4 i ! : royl>, !*'• Nu*'<H|Mt, : bedn issued. After in- iv cur.tident that with green corn and other >t. I readily bo obtained, pital wr rimgainent-i w ere ; the accommodation of n, 1 are totally in*ufll- niC.-r and extent fur the J*, thd number of prisoners •iv ti. 1'**• 4, nni is e-.r r,*id». of fht* pt •» lag of ni< ir•».»nvilie, under v ;t! iVftl was such r j * ni ■ e iitt«'iiiion to their diet and *!.-,; .' tlmn t*» lli® actual adudni-tm- tioii • ! m* di Ii **,*•, very n nny of them suf- feting fioin chronic dianl u-,, combined with the Moihutic dispusilion, with ex* rente emanation »*- th**con-u (juerico. The he/pit »1 being Within the enclo*ure, it hut been found impraclicfthlu t * ndminiittcr such diet Mid give them Mich fttlolitior, itp they require, ns, utiles* conMniilly watcJi id,’i-uch «li* t a* i.-< nripn.<*l for them i.-» stolen nnd eaten by tho other prison* II =. I ll < "1I-. -..leli* e *,; till* *.tutO of Utlttil! elo.hes i uuiry the wr blight exeiii- an'J-scorhultc ..riven ••niy‘"l-." 1 , , , , ..r b*n luouiar d i «i«»i >•••«» ■« i Mu 1 dicated by t ther**fo! ing and affirming •pin.iti at ion J , nil law? enact ubiequar.t to the 11th <*l • i. »nd all judicial d*?ci>i »n* '• • ’iirt? *-f cq lily mad,* 1 li l. •! January, l*v,|, in all .' h j«*v, judgments and de- i ?. oi.pHtthlo with tliet'on* ■ : aw;** oi tho State <•! AUtiaim, ’ l prior to the lltr, day of '•I, and the ordirianci to t>o this t invention. • it may soani proper to i this State in \ ,,-w of the I th"ir new and untrieii reia ■ .1 amend their .State Con- "tif. particulat than are in* foreg .ing resolution-, it is j present I being now mo 'll - • than t.*utd lime* cn requiring medical •• i ::•> roa.-e.l ratio. 1». is enU illy/lu* : end l vv \ nup« l the tieatm**nt is in an I I many dying within tho *i .cka lo whom j the medical officers have never seen or ! hoard of ti!! '.!)• ir r* mui:i* «»•,» hr. tight out I for int« rmor.t. The transportation of the P ut (s m o rejii’e-eiited to heonliiely in*. miHI' ient, i Mil*I rity is pended by the • quarterin',: l* r t * upresa *A agons it n.l t-'uni- nod ; V mill.- when not employ, d by the Oovi intm ' an i kept dill • nt!\ ; * ccupied, and in:li ucibms given to the |tiai t« i ina*t< r in » Uk .. <»l tran-purlnti. ih »’d. That when this Convention a irn it will I * » to meet again upon the a 1 : th** fr i .**nt thornuf. who i- horeby •■ .»)• •. *.-•! to convene this body •its'.rii lii! .r * time as in his judgment . hull be deemed proper by a due regard to the welfare of tho Slate. By. Mr. Kvb-r— An ordinance provi- • g '.hut in c mputing the tirno necessary m , the L. ir ..j tho statute of limitu- i "'i, hi 1 r •! -cl.F.i,:* tho time elapsing bo- f Jar , 1801, -nu I the •h - "! th s otiiinunce, i-hall not be es- timat'd. Referred to second special com- By. M of ri !1 ».f Jorterson—An ordi* . . eclion 12 of tho doclara- iu tl»o constitution of this to litVold (IV* i tram polling I.V !«' iikty pra ti. aid fol • Uppil KltoM r :ig papt Uicl A. tbo p ng C ' ral J. ode •u in n of l ol, n, iHu-i. ’ ! , * to malic tho l • th. Con fed- ! ,■ tbi j* t It.Mot ot the ! I'cr-mm*, the i the 27th "I ; I to liim lm II. Winder, i •rt was made by h h »ny» that th* il.; d to *.*•111110*11 ■’I "jl.v quahtiod ‘Pl»* ■i thingi whi" ■ •! the ■! i in cproach to tli bad . m.o.ded l o pr “Iher pup *1- 1 W hi Cam pi* 1 call, lor "the p m««)’. tbo pih ' llC* fF .In ig^ Advocate l .npmau olfeud in c\ - i'teuco the i poii : tho i.'b^l :'*urg**m • i ' *• woe —• ■ lb. \\ bite, the lattai iiuving 1 tiled t ' . : *i his requm mnn di* reel to the i «?dk .. purveyor. Not hav ing rei' Ufd .upi>i" v.;i* owing to in •i.di’.i m. : UC h M? axes*, i-piolc? :it.*l iiimber, t" i ,r oct firopar build ing*. Tho first * .'inmiinduPt - l the post, dins successor, ■■■ t , in' A. W. 1* • id bad left nothing own lug!*** t. i t handler, il'appeur erti- tl un too erd V id t:..* ., * !• -. On y tw • v,. ;,.••* I rec»nvt*d ax* -, moval »iJ Gen. W u.dt-i, ut •upenntendont spa*!*.,\c,, trom Colnuibu*, Ccorgia, aud of prisons, and tti« sumitution of some went p» work cutting diu he . . 1 hope ouo w ho ha.i 11 • ■...,^*.f humanity, and o. ha\ . i verytiiinin th« ii.t*-i: -r of tic who will not, li. o Winder, sutler the DakoVv'•‘■pJiAcd t in two Weak#. Tho j prism to r«utA)ii m.« it was, in order that v. m t . ! I’ u ^ ,l '’ 1 bo completed ior ( tho oxen of ,.rjaonors atav be removed Tbe iP , e*«ity of onVk.“° w in operation, by di*' n)« and Jeath. The discomfort uuuv".d:ibl**' 1 h'.ll e. iff J. 1 *' 1 ftlockede is Mini mil'.wing ve r?preserU*d to be almost I i y :>.n get h . utficient nuuT8i«i»ft vuou incre Pble, wrh a f; igau’ul per centum of *. ! would most respec lull% ask yt)fcl,luotlaiii>, *'*• a criminal in Jit- “ - at Richmond ' tu, J P art of 'boso char*w\ wub i my way l*y ! Caui«un of me prison, i character of j hue " r; "ii ‘.no i-cot day wore offer-*i i » evidunco to sh-.w tnv? 1 ti *« •' • ••! up to to* General \\ md*r J;ad power to make iat* uu.-, d.7*^*7 ; recap- | pn *?menta for the comfort of prisoners. I I no number ot This, U •!. (JiAaruaO Said, concluded the *; no - io me i*i ot April to the 8th ol chapter for to-vi^r. Mn\ i . *-■ •) «*d 1 • ti'iiving on hand 12,21 i b six pri oners. 1 would a ■* *Ml your Hticnuon to the | Dt>Tm,TiON in FuahexsIoN Tho *I:»ik< i ; liavM.: out piosentguard forces l*hilado!pl : I'lnq.titer publishes the fo.- wimdta.vu :u 1 their places supplied by lowing extract from a private letter re* the i • of GoveinoreBrow n. 1 * civ. In coi.ciii- on, allow me i » make h i**w remark - * "nh ruing mys**lf. I am here Hi a ver \ uiipi- . ant position, growing out of the rank which 1 now hold, and sug gest tin* propriety of being promoted, lull control of the prison, und len nt to tho aulhonth impediments throwp IF* it ordained, *fc., That ?••. tion 12 of tho il - ration f l ight* in tho conslitu- •: ii • i ti i- State bo amendwi by inserting tlm ing pioviso; “Frovidod, '1’fmt ti.e l»*.'i-liiltire hi case?* of petit larceny, und Im’.tery, affray, unlawful msotnbly, vagram v, ai d "tlmr ini-d- iucuiior-. mu;, di-P< it-.. 1 w ilo the grand jury, and may h i*' ; * iclt pr-*-cutions before Ju.- I’ott >, oi such ottn r inf* • i< i ui i*may hereafter bo e.-t&blidic-l by tl. • leg Mature, and tin* procucdini,* in . i liall bo icgiilated by l.uv. 1Ci« • i t .* ! coniuiitcc on (tiucndmtut B Mr. Overall An oidio&oto to leg* i *1»-. "f divorco granted hy tuc i Iiui • r >• l.’"i.rH ot this Stato since Jan. lltlils i. J* a t twice and ic(erred to •;< "i; 1 • p v.inl cuiunjittoc. tVil t, lot i. i a # l ti.e t >nvonm»n to appoint a committeo of li '.I-' iu•'n. 1 "j* iroru each judicial cir* cuii) t-* trar. . ribo tho Comtilutioo, as the ,t.. ■ may b • an*' n.»o*l by the Conven tion . . :i provi-i • ; that the committee ^■lihaveouthorny to employ a clerk. p'at*** m -ur.i • 1 ciiiG, • t" Nnv • Oilcan M atari . i a. ? i. ! : Vik-burg formed that t !cn. .‘ the tteroocrat : r nut < Apt. I*! M n<.minati< ent lahor I r- n t * 1 u pended • It i 1 thought tlo* troopa will * n bo n mevod from tid-, Stat *. Bo!.I lohben, l.K-i l*6*»n • ummitte l near Vi Lsburg •- .Saturday by guerrillaa. Sr. Lott**, Sopt, It, 8 I’. M. (J r Grant and party arrived *il • : m k, h h were quietly tnkon to th** Lindell h. t undar tne dir.-. b-.ii *»f Mayor i ■ and a few citizen^, where he 'w ill rec v the public lo-night. The English t>arty will arrivn aim midnight, and occupy rooms at the L r dell l.obl. Nkw York, Sopt. li!,—Tho T Raleigh correspondent c m*. - Giving rations t«» whites will ccn-e on tii• • 17. Notwithstanding they hav.* imtnen crop* in tho fi(>!d, they cotit inti ally c for held from the governuv t.t. Tho a’-* no ooloi 1 i , •• in R ilolgl i celvii rations f• »r tlu-tnselvcs. A good man whites have fold rations given ihein. KOR SAL!:, .1 itflUbK RROWf FOR rent; JM C. -•!* 2 i • 1*2, < • i . . 'u. t ^i. n, M AIIH1KD, rcsidenco of the luid- ’••untj. Alai.a in.i, . , lii l. < >. o. i-\ J KU< I. u: Ml E11 S'.. . M L li Sf< O'.*,. ..j t> * l.-. j.-o HD-1 trandeof l.rsth- '•» 1,1 K ‘"'l -'-u»diu» aro r«**|tc*ifnllv invito-1 to ' .•>ep t. 17-11 Columbus Female Academy, HATES OT TUITION. I'Ufc ’ll’.'l. V I V I Into thr - .-,1 li 1, 11 il! b* uud* r the iniao* ii. id .Mr*». Sit .vnxRa hut ..no pri* uu'f.l i t i.nti The tint f. rui i the I t Moruts - iu Uetobcr next ai Literary I*»j urimeut i.... I I L* Ado) Mr. l/iui pointed t V.-cal Mu i Fr No extra cliarsc f Board for the i- B nirder? mu*t furni.de l.-tiu. ’■* ■ f the i*< cial coqnnittw ap- • cu.pi».> tw.* short-hand re )•* ' i • •• txt verbatim the proceed- lower*, uou* impaitu uni pay extra t is.*. • • - the U* iivontion, r.q»*>rted thnt the "ig and ii«i*t -. Tu .. I( , * ed M rs. Burn* '’''' ii - M. .-.M NUi.lt ham .1 . Bailie.t. at the rate of $15 each ; ’ dev- fho report of the committee WANTED, wa .concurs! in A NO. 1 BREAD i ii 'K. »l iooj character. Air. ( per, of t herokeo, Chairman of N t o on l*roj>o*itions and Griovau- i .-pita!s i having ti *i 1 Tho number of April nvh 7, UK), dav, tVoni various lured V. Total, 12 d Liiat the committee had h»d ur«ler *«v :t_!«-■» the «t' L. M. *t.tl, t i iueriy Recoiver ol Public Mo* f the Couta Land District, a*kiiiK t»» r*»m 1* red i:i tho sum of $1,500 In mount tin Government 1 U-..1 win in pursuance of slavu 0 ; t :.v. uiion paid to the Slate ‘ tin committoo believed t on*», but recommended c 14 ■ ■ --d ' Vfv . : ,\£ * < i. k’ll llutCi. . d in i !o*t city, from n Culmnbuii. -ept 17—.'%» Wanted to Kent, r r\VO HANGS, at wneo. Aj.j-ly uf A .. . Tills OT LWR J Rui. For Sale, ‘ desirable house.* in .'.ii.*. ous recommended uunh uf l nUm * i- A . " bs '««! tor future le- U “ U *v; 1'EnA'jT.s'uN' A CO.. m the samo Committee, llowjiig minority report: . •t the committee, tow houi small 1 .1 A pp . . -• S Au-*tiou aud CuaiUiLni DYEING Th As it may be rather expennivn F r v . to come to .Milledgevillo at this time, i > th.* *,«*» . | bring th s money and affidavit, l would i xi ua\, U&Hitg ate too much suggest that if a convenient opi» *rtunpv ■upper tho night bt foi**. I boro me K or •« a< * ,n f it doe* not present itself he pii-nt * • t the daily pii* n guard, r.b r- whn li I have to give ere very 21• • a . »ih<*v*•• t w ith tho pioiiiptui'e.-i tho ccuston tequires, an*! 1 urn *jf the opiu- *n that it esnnr.Ni<-- from the rolactance l obeying nu otllcer who hv»id«* tho same ank us they 1 ’■ Mv Uuti**- are maniiold, nd reqi | . : ^ ' * ; '1 6i*ter of Char- 1 1 ' r d tho application of Mr. Stiff | WILL send by mail t.> ary add ref*. ; fori- .. : - ii u *c »un: of paying over as ru- 1 eonta .on* full in: ept17- Addrv*- N 11. M'AUBl * FOR SALE, i-».t- f •>-< ■ ||U u>Miy vny pretty r«.i,lenc«* In nnd “round Gleuville, „ n ,l he ,,. ln | n j 0< churelu-i, twocolli-fi. s I m«lr «nd fomale), aud a goodly nuuhor ot *ton>a, liut f«w of tlitu. ope,,, haviug •urprudod ouji. ueaa-duriug it. ,, , >u . t|m , B<>u)e of tho luerokeut, hio prepariug to raauma busines, very »oou. T|, e citi- ,0u, ure intelligent, refined, v „,.y fore your delegates come to the Convec.- tion, ±ou u til be SURE to send the same in October by one of the members of t; «- Conveation from your county, Very respectfully, Ac , Pitemon Tuweatt, Comptroller General. Gen. Slocum is the Democratic nominee for Governor of 14ew York. The Hr. u/J of the 11th inst. aaysthat ho concurs with the President in hie reconstruction policy, and is bound to win the race. in >i i,-ia cifulh k.-U that two coiiuniS' s»« ti»*l * iti cif. ii"uterani.*. -houbl be as- six'- 1 to ino 1 ant, Al»«jor,*mott ros- Puctfui v, y-'u* toditnl servant, li \Y in2, # Major ru.'Mss Tl'BNKR, C 3 A. iho foiiowinj wr.5 aLo c-ffetsiJ in evi dence. Camp Svmtir, | Ar.drr»»ivilla, JinySf iW4 I <»*l,* itti t . pel, Adj t Hltvl Ilirp r ljvlr’1 : tit: ikxi - \ ur ^ndora* i.ict.t on the ieii«i l rv R. Davis, rela ing to the strengtii ot the guard at inis n >.. contains very severe censure, which 1 am suro would r.oi have been made if you had a ity, dated Charleston, 8. L\, July 7 Many hur.ur d' of tho citizens who * • , :vor-*f \n b.- --.ging to tho United have been accu u>mcd to all the luxuries -‘ : tat- :.-i«. ;* - f land in the Cooea of lit*, ffa’ " boeu comp >l!ea to sue for : land d ri.•». if *• -:upt,:ince with an ordi- and live *u gufcrum**i.l ratiujs. Kv<*u n.»u* •» **i t . - >t:*f C'onvontion of ls#il th**i-o hav»* bt**o t* PP« J. t-oulfi you but , »PP> i M f *_>» U. 1 -«.1. b,.^ leave to tec lhe=e dtdi.'a’.e letJics m houses void of submit li - i ig report furniture, Tc.lu*sd to wash tuN and : \\ • i i. r th.?-..-JinancH o# 1 socesaion vook pot, your b. art would bl«H?d ; atill pH**ed 1 lilt J i .unrv, laol, a* au'l j B® l bsi milt i -i more whew yi u ivil. 't they have n- v. 11, an-., a- a * i.^quenca, alt indebted- li“' 1 l l ll 2-) i | WttlU iL means of procuring iho bare neoc*Jariei 1 r. -- oi th.'C t ,' incurred by reason ofse. | wauV power* unri* -i*Kl U *! 1 tif" A i. w wh.. w ere in business i>* - , *n, to p 1 and encourage the lame, a inc*v hecthy. A b*re*\u f-wo at* 1 d ir.r:g tho war arc making a*- *«>i i; that : • *p,.,. *ai.t ha? no higher in* iium*<.u.tr« i* nipUt » rognln a lo* ting, but the plant* % • iNnt for r**b.*f than the bolder? **f th*. I •’ i -ti popnUi, 4 around Charleston aie *!«**-- b r%s-oi . ;at« . • * .try n*.lo» ia«*n-l since ' " l ' u, ‘ ” , y - tiime of .-r.ryihing. llib -K:...-.rv. I --I that the State is a * SMALL LOT ?iF AltNOLL's WI iTI m GoU aloQ« the full lid* .,1 iiukU t. j s I. l.'kHily and morally, topeu- 1 A ’ 4 "‘ ■ A ■- gLlJ ' ""‘"-'Jl tr. v*. rfcswi ui J-’OH UK iT, TO HfiNT, i Owners Wanted, lAOIt 1H Bait- • .ilt T. t'., Hitdl'karf r rtcii.t .. M. I*. l.I.LL F'-lurabiiH. Sept b. U •’Lil.'., IJB'i.M »•*• r- i ■ in W% • 1 MAbll Mt l.l . - . U. WOULl Sc i »t 1 CHANGE BILLS, p domptiuu in ui.j •‘'“/j,,,, t rHl FOR SALE, t ) .. ,r . I., mi. Soptit-lw FOR SALE, AT THE OLD .-TAM. “I J. 13. JAQUEB & Bfl A LuT ur VISE '’op and iv: T. nABWT.- VAHIFS ALL) . To the v • r l i 4tC i?V- 1 • tbv; offif«. r t I i t‘-j leriftwal, I ha* - C&un oer. In t he ? Sept A, iv k ,-2... ni.Aoi lS * i WDT3PLWR10 . F. “ , ... ' • I Iruiae bu.llimt*. •*. ’ oraltvso, hi act. utili. | and red , m - ..i i M *:.i. j Fi:KM1 \ ,v uA.MILT* a- »a tt* t r; I <\>r Sale, | BAJJf t l.l. M V !>t*. th** • •rally, to pen- lo-tituti) families of • !,i..t* who - ic forr^d by tho action oi •Vla-.anra mt • the sn vice or the so called • uife Wat** ' ut-s ai t: is to pay claims of a. Si. Long, C. J. Bkason. Mr. i o-.| mt, «.t C'herokee, ipov*h1 to lay maj n ity and minority reports on •lion, the qu*tsii ( *n avin '* * - * .. FLt ll». Jusi r«>*Hv**4 t.y bept 17—It J. 1V. l'LAcK. j. w. flam:. which ha* * *t ir 4 on ll.***.» people. Wo bi n a part of it but nut all. Still, if We w*r.t mode the medium * i arjistanco t*> tht-m, we could r- acb tho bulk. We invite th** co-nperation of y**ur citifeus in this wvia for the relief rf these people, who will in evitably die f ataivatioQ if not Hssute<l. Thfs i* a cause of humanity, tlierefore both ti poroont ».f ali.opiinoas may unite in h. the ta ; ai.d t l hope this appeal will not be in vain, 1 wa« tlrit t-*i, ana that you w.li be able t-. forward, ore pmt «ui th*. table, i Kmg, pr ets oftke good will of your city the affirmative. _ for sumir^g wheraver found. 'll)© question recurring on laying ik* | 41 ly .?- en B{. T S'.STKR M. il ll KN, j minority report of Mr. L)ng on the table. I M. 1-LLIi. ALEMAN DEB. Convent of cur Mary, Charleston, S. C. j Mr. Clarke demanded the yeas and novs j «ept rt—j w Alt *J--■’** c * * FOR SALE. NOKTIIERX CXt'IIAM.K \\I) s. change bills. ng the majority i ■» \ L1M1TLD A.MuCM i S.-rthr.ii 1 d It was decide*! ia ‘ * *- ltftj Broad st. NEW SHEET MU9 V'l'tLi... . VI. .u . i It I •, \ W ITCHES \ND I- M < ~ AL 10.DOO Percusdon Cap?, aug 25-tf