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Daily Enquirer. JOHN II. M ARTI\ COLUMBUS : Friday Mornitir:, Oct. 27, 1865 The 111 — l*'u t <«1 Sica liter Alire. • fi I 1 l" nn h Idler i h pu-acn* |)onr<i the [aiiu Times J -I A,m i neliicola board tbo ; .yiirbt 1 hie worn- We i»ro kindly |**•» i make tlio following • received by him yog?<• fjer, who foil A pm' .« ill-fated steamer A * • On Ho a up * i » .am* ChntlMli"'*cl.* ' K Mi/ l)rnt Sir— I rr ycflorday Difd in lim it I-fated Alice, ami nt ini? wan turned nut * ylvor, in n very uncercinniii'iti* manner* I wived my mmll at**i*5c ol clothing, &'\ (vary wet, however,) urul wliiLt in the whtor myself « t nil my p ou rs soaked— hut none of them mo iojuroJ, ns i wltendod to them immedihlely on gutting nut of the water. Tho bout sunk in lifleon feet of wuler, and careened over so that her «L»to rooms on the sUrluiurd side are complete ly filled with water. Captain Wingate was drowned mod probably hy being caught in fioum falling freight. I he watch man ami two deck hand-* worn also drowned, i he boat no doubt is a total loss as regards her hull, us hIiq scorns to be badly broken, llor cargo was a large and valuable one, principally lor Columbus, and is almost a total l«»-s. 1 nut informed alio was not in- urH. She was really a very line boat, anil i- a great loss to tho trade. News by Telegraph. Important Qi kstion o The New York tfiiporior Barbour, bus just tried 1 N L'KAN'K. Court, Judge it important The question arose on 1 *J*J hales of^cot- ton, insured al MntnmoniH to New ^ ork, at 06 cents per pound. The vessel con taining the cotton was wrecked at Point Lookout. Forty-one bale* of tbo plain* till's cotton were -aved in an identifiable condition and hr.night to New York ; 115 bales were burst, and mixed with other • <tt<»n a* t<> bo incapable «• I identification, *iid ten bales were u< lually lo.-t. With regard to the Hint and la.-t of theso no serious di-pute wn- niadojil being con* cedod that tin* I<>.-,* on tho loriy-ono hales should he adjusted on h particular avor- age, and the lo«b on tho ten bales as on a total loss. Tbo question arose mlely on the I In bales which wen: brought to New A ork in bulk, with tin* cotton of other shippers on tho samo vo—ol. Tho cotton was sold in New York, and the pro divided proportionately among tho losers. The share allotted to the plaintil!- was about $3(100 less than tho value of tho hales, on Him basis of f* • c. ntR per pound, and one- third of this tbo insure! were willing to pay. Tbo cotton had, however, risen in the meanwhile .-nine llfiy per e. nt., and the plaintiffs claimed that on the princi ples of particular averag" they were enti* (ltd to i ne-tbird of tin t r cunt, on tbo original cost, making their claim abhut $3000 more than allowed I.v the delund- ants. The cotton wn*. sold in thin city. The defendant- < Inim that on tho unidon- tillable and mnlMlinguHhable mass, all estimates miK be n-njei tuial, and there fore no aveiago could be obtained, and the loss mu°t he adju ted as on n total loss. Tho question, m other words, was, whether unidentified property should he paid lor as a total lo*.- or as a particular avorago loss. Tho case having been summed up by the respective »-»»un.-ol, the jury, after con* ■ultfttion, Hindered a verdict for the plain* tills for the amount claimed by them l$7,7fil and tho court gave uu extra allowance. The War Held nf Kuril) (Carolina. NVe find tho following letter from Prosi* dent Johnson to the Provisional Governor of North Carolina, in the Washington dispatches of llm Hist insl., to the asso ciated pres* -. 1’HKSlDKNT .IDIINHON TO OOV. IIOt.DKN. Wasiiimitun l*ITT, t let. H. 2b H r . IP. Holden. I'roiittiniml (lovrrnor of North Carolina : Kvory dollar of the State debt created to aid tbo rebellion again ! the United Stales should lie repudiated finally and forevor. Tlm great tua: of the people should not be taxed to. pay a debt to aid tu carrying on a rebellion to which they woro opposed. Tlm>*» who have given tlieir names for the obligation id the Stu'o, lost to that power tiny I tied to ctahli-h in violation of law, Constitution, and the will of Ini' p.-ople, nm-L meet tlieir late It is a misfortune, and cannot be recog ni'/.od by the people of any State profess ing thumsolve« to he loyal P» the Govern- lnoiit of the U nited Slate: and the Union. I repeat that the loyal people of North Carolina should he exonerated lioin the payment of every dollar ot indebtedness euusyd to aid in carrying on the rebellion. 1 trust and hope the people of North Carolina will Wit-b their hands of every thing that partook, in the MighU’st degree, of tho rebellion, which has m rocen’ly been crushed by tin* trong arm cl the Govoniment. in carrying out l^ic obliga tions inmosed on them hy the Uifttstilulion Nkw Vobk, Oct. ilil —Tho Now York IleraM's Raleigh correspondent says o. ttM! North Carolina Convention : . A singular announcement was made i»\ the chairman, to the effect that after di.i* cent search ho was unable to pr. cuir a national flag to hoist over the sapitol, and had to send to Now York for one. s ,'“ i * \ Resolutions were adopted requesting iiorth An. the President to restore to tho peop.o ot .South Atm North Carolina all their old constitutional | To - wit: nchts, roinove tho military and transfer j ,,n '* civil power to civil authorities. Nkw York, Oct. 23.—The aubalance of j President Johnson’s remarks on tho sub- , jeet of reconstruction in, tho Southern States, during a recent private interview with him, is given, with the Presidents approval, hy Major George L. Slorns, of .Massachusetts. Tho President, in reply to tlio remark that tile Democrats claimed ho Iih*I gone over to thorn, intimated that tho Demo- ratio party had discovered that he wa in advanco of it, and was now trying to come up to his standard, and ho hoped u would succeed in so doing. He enunci- ftted his doctrine that, notwithstanding the ailed secession of certain States, they Ph> sic 0K HA! K IN I’KRU. Miscegenation Illustrated. extracts from u new Book of Travel, by an Amo I IN'. MIT TURK T 6 Ub , the Spaniard, th |y the Chinaman w> tolerably corr* he aboriginal race was tho Indian ; ar.d •« qucntly there r- iino into tho country nnd more r cent- ; to enable one to come . ot conclusions as to re- Hililtitl that tli* propnaal of in inicco^i-nttiK'n lm» In bfim prautie«lly ppplied. mild wmildn't, and nnd Indinn have Riven to l’o The wld ru the mes'.i/.'i, White nnd negro, the mulatto. White and < Idn&ie, tlio chino-binfldo. Indian nnd Cl ine.e, the chino cholo. Ncrm hhd Chinese, the /.mnto-ehino. In Jinn nt.d neitro, the chino. White nnd mulatto, the courteron. White nnd mmtiz', the creole—10 calr- ed here, t ut altoR. tlieir dill'ereiit from the creole cl' the Southern btates of ^sorth A inerien. Inilinn nnd mulntto, tho ehino.o-curo. Jridintinnd meftiZH, thn ine-tiza-claro. Norm and mulntto, the zamtio-neRro. S' vm end mertiza, the mulatto oneuro. \S itli these data, and knnwinR that tho rented dirlinct oiis ol the primary raee. have lubvi heen slinmvlessiy disregarded by I that the buser pn-r.ions have rentiment and symtnt- were never out of the Union, but by their rebellious eoarso limy imd forfeited tlieir cliineryVif "which 1 , aa r *oon ns possible.be S thy, the ninny meililicntions i f admixture eonsideis the chief duly of tbo tune.— | and relate Ibis, he says, cannot be done in a nr merit, but Mich groat and happy progrr ■ proportion! of blood may be •d which eliara-te j.,e a population nting ; greater vane.y of tints, of ■ 1 mould endowments, Ilian I probably elsewhere in the mem, out Mien area. n,e. "rie c- i, it being made in H that tbo result hhiic- j physicul tirnPH appears to him like n dream. He 1 <mi be I«i did not expect to forevor deprive of then; world. former civii rights oven a majority of — those who were excluded in tlio Mriim-ty ^ Tuaoh: W Kiihixu.- 1 The following iru'lHin'lnr par^'mld Sm^roil^ i incident carrier its own l«on-.o often the enormity of tlieir crime. Ho is in Is- laiiglil in vain : vor of allowing those negroes who have i >p|„. ( „ wn „f Kaschua, in Hungary, lias -those who can rend I ; served in tlio army- und write, and those who are possessed ol certain ipialitlcalions—to vote; hut does not think it it politic or that ho lias any ju-L b< gen tl ■ n tb" Rceno of a tragic event. right t'» force thosecondi'Jont*on the white nmtnln of thn Smith. Though ho believe? ul the Union. (Signed) President *l ti imikw Johnson, Fluted States. Kr.CONi u.i ATIO N ternity of Pen 11*3 publi.-hed an u<l«!t• South upon tli i- timentA that retl t upon this aucii nt ind li The Mm glib me fra- iia have recently • the N011 h '11111 the I, I eplcto with fi'll- new lustre, not only 'ruble ord but upon human nature it-elf, with truth, the foreo uml elVe acv of which ought to be felt in all the land, and with a degree of emotion urgently suggestive to man kind of tho iiioiul and -acini importance of that institution in j itl -u. H n crliil at u tho present hour in our country’s hia- lory. Noble, indeed, is the nn.- i-m of the peacemaker, and groat should be bis re ward, Wo have noticed, loo, that the inercliants and b a ling citiacna of t'hica* f *o, Cincinnati, St. I.ouis and Louisville itve recently tendered to Andrew II. H. Dawioli, Karp, of Georgia, invitations lecture in those cities upon this same sub ject; and that the di-eou r *o of Mr. 1). ha« overywhere been regarded as eminently adapted to the abatement of those preju dice* which stand to prominently in the way of an early ami permanent recon ciliation. Thi* subject, in it- importance, rises far above any personal interest it can poiiibly involve. Tho solid pence ami quiet hapninoss of a great people, who are in the full fruition of a flowing prosperity and untarnished honor, cannot e »-t more than it is worth At v d 10, then, that i» at al! ralculnti I 'consummation so devoutly to bo wished,' ought to be heard by everyboJy. We trust that Mr. 1)., who is announced by the pross h* now in our city, will deliver his lecture uu "jijv :iciliat[<m" here be fore ho loavcl.—.V. J\ Ncirs. pooplo of the South. . they will, ere long, concede this privilege to froodrnen. Tho Prosidont al-«» favor- basing roproaontatioti upon tbo number of qualified votors, instead <jf on population, as at present. ,, , „ Nkw York, Oct. 23.—Tho Heralds Jackson, Mies., correspondent presents an unfavorable atato of affairs in that State. Tho Legislature, which met last Monday, has sorno difficult work before it, the wm-.-L of which is probably the revocation ol the State ordinances, which woro in a shock ing condition. The debt of the common wealth i* large, but, though many of them fa vo rod a second resort to the experiment of repudiation, it is thought that .Mississip pi lias had enough of this, and will not try it again, except so far ns regard* that portion of her indebtedness contract'd to assist the rebellion. Another knotty ques tion with which tho members will have to deal, is that relating to tho admission of negro testimony in courts. A majority of them are said to be in favor of it. “Tlio Herald’s Toronto correspondent nays tlio mombers of tho Frovisonal Gov ernment, and their supporters in Canada, are in a state of great excitement in regard to tho Fenian movement. The Fenian organisation hos been known to exist there for yoars, but has occasioned but lit tle concern until tho occurronon of recent events, owing to which it has transpired. England, Ireland, and tlio Canadian Gov ernment have, it is said, organized and distributed throughout the province n foreo of spies. Great activity is reported to prevail in military affairs; changes in the disposition of troops ure being made; garrisons are strengthened in regions where tho Irish predominate, to investi gate the loyalty of officers and soldiers; arms are being distribused for tho u.-e ol citizens who are known to oppose the Fe nians’ designs. Thn custom authorities aro nervous ovortbe result of largo impor tation of ammunition, which, it is believ ed, will ultimately Und its way into the hands of thn Fenians. Nkw York., Oct. 23.-—Tho Tribune says Hon. J. L. Allison has been elected by the Mississippi Legislature to the Uni ted States Sonato for the long term. The Times’ special says Gen. Grant bus recommended the mustoriug out of all •Major aud Brigadier Uonnruls in the vol unteer service, except those disabled in the servico. Generals Grant, Thomas and Hancock, and other leading Generals, aro in favor of increasing the regular army so as to num ber 7*>,000 mon. Secretary Stanton favors tho plan. A dispatch from J. A. Donnho, Presi dent of the »S,in Fradcisco Chamber of Commerce, to A. A. Low, Pre.-ident ol tho New Yolk Chamber id Commerce, says tho earthquake shock on the 8th in stunt, was very slight, doing no damage ol moment, and there has been no interrup tion of businoss. Henry Ward Beecher yesterday deliv ered a sormon in which ho gave in liis un qualified endorsement of Prosidont John son and his reconstruction policy; urged forbearance and kindness towards tho South; insisting they must regulate negio suffrage for themsolv. s; discountenanced any interference; und claimed we must havo confidence in tho loyal professions of the .Southerners, and that their self, respeot must not bo offended. lie also puts forth kind word* for Gen. Lee. Nkw York, Oct. 23.—Official docu ments from Mexican Agents of the Gov ernment of tlio Republic of Mexico, are published this morning, strongly pr.*tc-t tng against tho Imperial invasion of that country and warning citizens of the Uni ted Stall's, us well as of other countries, against tho validity of tho grants, mu .e to them by Maximilian, of Railroud, Tele- graph, Mining, and other internal im provement monopolies. Tlio stoBinor Liberty I rinos Httviinn dittos 19 tho 18th.. Moxiosn rdvicos from Vorn Cruz to tin, loth.hltd been received at Havana. Alnv- imilian bad issued a proclamation, dntod tho Ud inst., otlioially announcing the de parture of Juares from .Mexican territory, am! raying that tlm cause which Juarez had sustained with so much valor and constancy Imd at last succumbed, not on ly to tho national will, but according to the same law that this loader invented in support of bis title, and that even the Brcjondo had degenerated.« ^ .1 the envir »ns was to bo mar ried to a young lady of thn town, and on the day fixed for the wedding tho bride groom and ilis friends wont in procotsiun to Ku chiiu, preceded by a band of mu sic, und tiring rifles as they passed along. During the repast, which was served after tin* ceremony, nno of tho guests jo*tod with the bridegroom on the sudden disap pearance ol the bride, who had gone to tier mother in tho kitchen, 'i’lio husband went to find hi- wife, und, seeing hor in the midst of 11 group of women, requested |i**r to leturn to tho dining-room. She playfully refused, and ran away, laughing a- she went. II'T young husband then took up a rifle, an l, aiming at her, cried, “Como here, Irma, or I will fire!” Tho bride laughed, and replied, “Fire, if you like! ’ 'l’h« rillo went oil that instant, and the poor girl foil mortally wounded; she died three Imiira later, alter assuring her unhappy husband that fdio felt curtain ho did not know tho rifle was loaded. Among the Confederate prisoners nt Point L >ok"iit, Maryland, there was u cocOROUt-headed, coal bb.ek 1 ittlc eonira- band, who had fallen into the Federal army’s hands at Gettysburg. Up»»n boinir told that l*o would be iolca.-« 1 il ho take tho oath, ho fWore no wotiuln actually stuck it out. .... . The prisoners, for amusement, anilea tho little darkic into repeating a number ol answers to a numb r of odd question*, which brought ina-ter contraband out one day in strong relief, much to tbo gen eral amusement and much to our hero- astonishment at the effect his answer pro duced. „ , , One day tho officer of the guard, a new corner, finding “contraband” among th* other prisoners, the only one of tho race there, said: , , .... “Why, you black little rascal, what the devil aro you doing hero?” To which quoth Cuffae: “l’se pri. ner war sab.” “Well, who aro you anyhow ? Contraband got up, gayo him tho mili tary salute, and said, “Fse de innoicont cause ob dis unnatural and fratriciuul contest.—A'. O. Picayune. Confederates in Luck.—Some well known Southernor.s, who have only ro?i- ded in Mexico a few weeks, havo alrea'.y received important appointments from tho Imperial government. Among thorn aro Sterling Price, of Missouri; Ishnm G. Harris, of Tennessee; Win. Hardman, of Texas; and John Perkins, of Louisi ana, all of whom havo been appointed “colonization agents.” Price, Harris and Perkins have left f«*r Cordova and the re gion of country bordering on tho “Timm Calionte.” Their duties are to examine tho lands oflhied for colonization purpo ses, and to report thereon to the authori ties. Thoir return i? looked for with con- sidorable anxiety hy numerous Southern ers who desire to lettle in that country. Greeley ha* give# entae sensible hints to young men, which are particularly appli cable at present. In every department of discovery, he said, there was work to do, now fountains of wealth to he opened up, new fields to be won. He bid them go forward, having faith in human destiny, bolievii g that there bus been nothing done compared to that which is to bo done, and lliat within the next generation the value of human labor and the magnitude of its results will he three times increased, and that tho world will bo covered with a wealth of beauty never yet known. An Import a nt ArncssioN.—Governor Morion, of Indiana, in it recent speech, took dccidi i gmund agninst negro suf- Irago, mauling liim.'clf .-qiiarely upon the Democratic platform on Hint subject. This ia an important uccc-sion to tlio white hum.’.' party, h* it indicates a serious Ui- vbionin the IL publican ranks, and prom ises for President Johnson’s reconstruc tion policy a stronger Mipport in C<»ngre-s than incicalioiiH seme linn* ago Boomed to warrant. The Democratic purt.y, by It* dechlml stand in opposition to negro suf frage, has saved the country from tlio de- basement the Clia^e*, Sumner* and that class would have inflicted on it hy the sue* cess ol their schcmcft of negro suffruge and negro equality. | Constitutional Union An Intkiiebti.no \\ kport.—Among the more important rep rts concerning the late war that will ho brought to the re-tic.■ of the next L’ongr< ■*■*, one now in rapid procos- of compilation at the headquiirter.- of the Commi-Miry of Pri-mnnra. The above report will present a inert accurate arid remarkable remit of the captivity of Federal mid rebel soldiers^ml ail e-scu- tial matters peituining t** tlieir imprison ment. Tho report will .show i hat the num ber of prisoners taken on both fddis was, in thn aggregate, fully up to half a mil lion, and will give in accurate numbers the strength o! the Southern arinie« at th** time of their disbanding last spring. It will also indicate t’n•• number exehunged and enlisted on the side of the enemy with a list of tho. ** dying in prison. CANDIDATES. F0K (iOVKRNOR OF COL. M. J. BULGER, T TAl.LAI'OGSA COUNTY. FOR GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA, ROBERT M. PATTON, UK LAUDERDALE C0UNTV. Oct: ; BOOT ISO snot ST01 Wc aru autboriztid t > announce the name, of JOHN BUCHANAN. • I.KitOY BOOICEK, JKSSli L. CLAY, and JOHN BURCH, as candidate, for tho Court of County Coramil- | amounts t0 ,100 X will sive him *100 in Orccn mi >ner. of Russell county, Ala., at the ensuing oct 20 te SPECIAL NOTICES. w - 11 E •«. Who says Goods are High ? Any gCQtlcuiun having Cotton and wishing to buy a regular Mipidy of goods for liUIamily, I 'D^TIPT i' P Ykr\^ WI1 ^' would bay to him that I will open DX/UHllj ^ this week, No. 166 Broad St., Co! * aflhc old ftand of Redd. Johuson A Co., Forty j (UNDER COOK’S HOT] ? Thou.-atid Dollars worth of Fancy nnd .Staple TITOULD resnecifully nnr.*.ui' >% iin.iti *»Via<i,w1 rinthincr. ' * xons of Lolumiiu* and vi'Mfii,V now receiving and opening our it* BOOTS AND price) and sell him his supplies at old prices, vixs Osaaburgs 10 cents, lloxcspun 1<* cents, CalicnOj li.’-j cents, Wool Hate75 cents, Negro Blankets $1.25, and everything in the same proportion. In addition to this, if his bill D.y Goods, Jluts, Boots, .Shoes nnd Clothing, aud that I will take his Cotton nt 10 cents (old dec! hoi 1-or the Senate of Russell County, COL. JAS. W. CASTENS. For the House of Representatives, L. F. McC0Y- oct i ' tc 4>*r We are authorized to announco F. A. !M IMIIKT as a candidate for .Senator from Russell county, Ala. MANY FRIENDS. oct24-te He We are authorized to announce l)U, II. G. OWEN, as a candidate to represent Russell County in the lower branch of tho Alabama Legislature, ut the ensuing election. oct 22-te tot) • Wc are authorized to announco 1UCHAKD 31. PITTS, as a candidate for the Legislature of Russell County, Ala. oct 22 td It. IK IIIIAllI> Is a candidate for re-election to tho oflieo .Sherili of Russell county, Ala. oct 2)—to For Congress. Wo are authorized to announce tho niuuo of HON'. GEOIK1E UEESE, former .Senator Irom Chambers and Randolph, as a candidate for Congress in tho 3d District of Alabama. oct 17tnov6* COL. K. II. POWELL L a candidate to represent Macon Coun’y, Alabama, in the Senate. Election first Monday in November. oct IS to hacks : if it amounts to $600 I will give him $600 in Greenbacks, and whatever amount of bill I will give same amount In Greenbacks. If apprehensions obtain that I will retract this offer before arrival of goods, fears may bo allayed by muking engagements now. To those who are unfortunate and havo no Cotton but have Greenbacks I will sell goods cheaper than offered above. My goods piused through Augusta lust Thurs day and will arrive THIS WEEK. HENRY PERSONS. Oct 24-1 w SHOP? aau will continually keep on hand u ■ Ladies’, Mis-e,’ and Children’s SiiM-'’ ' Men’, Boys’ and Youths’ Boot, Gaiter, .and Children’, All Grades o f Bair, Kip and Wax’Braga, stock, nno we suar’nnU.e^U Vi?k‘f n”* 1 -; • *irTo Country Merchants (liioement,. und invito ibeo ''V'k.n stock. XUUj Z'- .v Also, n fine assortment of Soft and Cashmere Hats Adjournei Stockholders’ Meeting. There will he a meeting of the Stockholders of the Eagle Manufacturing Company nt f/nuV office in Columbus on .Saturday the 28th October, at 10o'clock, A. M. A full attendance is desirable, a* important business will he brought before the meeting. It. M. GUNBY, President. oct 2»> 3t t The For Sheriff. friends of L. M. B I G 0 E It S c him as a candidate for Sheriff of i.M’ogtv County. 11 o ha* heretofore served this office and very acceptably. If elected mud K. Rohh'un will he his Deputy. >ct G, lS*i.'.to IiiJ< pciHinU Caudidatt. A!« Petitions f**ii the Pardon of Mr. Davis.—Tim Prosidont received, nn tho 17111 inst,, a potition si^ntMl by five thou sand women of Gcuruin, praying for the pardon of Ji*H<'r a ')n Davis, Similar nm- uiorial*. but. imt ed numerously signed, urn reiMMvud almost dnilj*. T'lm ladies <d'G*’*»rRia load tlio van in their petition in behalf of Mr. Davis. This becoming sympathy is chnrnctorUtio of our nohto \vonion, nnd nil good puopio .N i»rth, as all clemency loader. • I ii?< Smith, can but wish thorn in their suit for Executive behalf of their Into Southern We hftvo often rend pathetic * pooch e* of lndiar^ warriors, hut Imvo se*n. nothing more toueldriK than the following, by n Comanche chief, nt tlm r* (• i.t council nt Fort Smith, uddrcssfiotl t«» Col. .Sells: “Brother, my shirt, yi u see, i> in thk®. When 1 return to my tribe, nnd say to them, “I have Icon umong my friends,” they will not believe me, if 1 return in this ragged shitt. My wife and daughter will »*k, “ W her*’ is the culieo your I: iend.- guvo you?'' Brother wind stndl 1 ny ab »ut that when 1 return to my people ' eXt. JAM KM T. HOLLAND in-tidaie f-*r .Sheriff of Russell county, i die i-lcetion first Monday in November Get 10—te UKF.EN AM) ISLAM. THA, OM l<A V lU'AI. Sir Jnmr to Inkn u<. nine rc.iiit Mnckinlcph invited Dr. Parr vo iii l-.is gig. Tim horse be- • “Gently, Jimmy ” paid tho doctor, “*h n’t irrituto him; always soothe your hoi-c, Jiinmv. You’ll jo better without me. Let mo down, Jimmy.”— (>nce on term lirnm tlm doctor’s view of tlm rn-e was changed, “.Now, Jimmy, touch him up. Never let a horse get the hotter of you. Touch him up, conquer him, don’t spare him—I’ll walk hack.’ Excitement at Ha/ki.hurst—Ah- s aui.t on Drury J. Brown.—Our readers nave boon nnule familiar with ihe groin outrage porpotrated upon Drury An old gentleman in England recently opened a letter addressed to his son, anil c mlnining siigge-.i.ms from a friend to the latter for a novel which lie (the son) was privately writing. Tlm father whs excei dingly sutprir-ed and frightened on reading the following drea !lul words : “Dear Boh— N on must really show more caution in constructing your plots, or the Govirnor will discover the dond boily of Geraldine in the cell and then your secret will ho out. You consulted me about the strychnine. I certainly think you are giving it to him in rather large doses, and if 1 weie you l would hot have two illegitimate children. One is quite stillh i ml. Let Kmiiy put hor moth er in a mad house. It will answer your purpose wi II to have the old girl out of the way. 1 think your lorgery too small - inak'e it three thou>and. leave tho rest of vour particu’arly nice family to me. 1 will finish them oil’, and send'you hack the “lainl dagger afterward** by hook po.>t. Yours, Jack.” SIIKimV AND FORT WINKS, N OT to ho ,'Uri’H- 1 ia iiaulity. for salo l»v oct 27 It CAR L Kit A FI.'G KNoV. VALUABLE MLMMMIS. 1 AYNES* Expcetnrimt: •I Ayers’ Cherry P*.Moral; Tarrunt's Set it « Cubch •Tayes* (..iriuiu i i*l C**l*ii > U ilsiiin: •*lhiag Syrup: Me Murin’* Elixir >1 <)|iuin; Thomi> "iiV Ki e Water; Mil* hell’s Eye S.d\e; Cher >kee Remedy; Mustimg I.inintent; Si-idlitz Powders; For sale by net 27-tt CARTER & FLOI RNuV. CODNAC BKAXDV SOSODONT.. Tlio .Slirovoi'nit Nr ' Hit' JOlli ult. Tlio roi'oipts aro lulling oil' very oon-i lottiMy, inn! tli" horl infonnoj com- litl.-.-iolt i'll:.lit. au.v lllat lIlis f«||l|| K oil' i- oiviHK ino-lly to a .cnreily ot llio article HI llie country: ami wu re^rul to say tlial llm Ki'HH'iiHr crop will lie even loss lhan WC niilici|iat«J sonui woukl ilnoo. Tlio .’otltui worm, within <lie last week or two, lias cojiitnotuvil its lavages in the Holds, ami it i • litviaily destroying the crop as it K*cs. Two liumireil tlimisnmi bales will be the utm.'sl, limit of ihc crop this year _oot 117-If _ i’AUTKK ,v l'LOURNOV. ri’.i.’SlCinolnnall. j-N. V. BAKER, ROGERS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS —a n de commission MERCHANTS, ‘ill «Si. 30 Knit Si’coikI Street. CINCINNATI, OHIO, UKALKll Brown, of Copiah county. Mis.,, by li.n I of tlm 1 rovost Marshal of tho Froodmen's Bu- were L'i'T’ion. I’ho receipts on Saturday w>*re light, compared to t Rose of othor days dulo k, and still very fair. Buyers tin* market with plenty of tlio spon- ut m*t exc t• *»1, and ready to ud- v, ''* , ‘ ll i u ’ V i“cs. Siller* appeared Mir- pii*el i!i:tt two ,ir three cents moreover the pi ices I>f Friday c.mM imt be realized. involved in a difficulty with him. Alter 1 c-ntJu w. u'ld have ^^pr? i.ahly 'c^nnninded tU il V .j Wer . 0 . , '\ P C rHtl!j 11,0 1 roviMl Marshal I oil or .•.Irani., fhr ivmai kahl" mlv.nco ilurinc tlio week i, o,'"rating to unuarih m.J bring lo light a vast .laal of tho grtait rcau at Hazel hurt, Miss. On Mr. Brown'-- return to lluzelhurst from this riiy whenco ho hail come to seek release from the extortionate grip of the worthy Capt. ’ ■ -k, lie met that gentleman nnd liei Staple Give eric-. Western Itenerve i'lnv: and ltuttcr; Dried. I'c.nned and Foreign Fruit Fish of all kinds. Seed, Ac. Two incuihor* ol < ui firm reside in N't a Vorl being ihus constantly in the market, rea i.v i take advantage ot favorable ebaiige-*, and t• u; ing Horn first bauds, gives us f.u-Uiiios lor ge’ ting Goods* unsurpassed by any house inti \\ Advance* made on consignment* to li. P. BAKER Jk co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 ID Pearl ht• * Hanover Sqiinir, NEW YORK. oct 27—•'hn'" a o Wo arc authorized to announce II. F. LIUON, Ksq., ol Macon oounty.ns u candidate for RejircAen- tilth'*’ o| the ;;.l Dhtriet of Alabama in th* Con- grcih of llm United State*. The District ia eomjiWkvd o| the c'luntiei of Macon, Russell, Chambers, Tallapoo-'n, Coo*a, Talladega and d'di'li. Oct 10—te Opelika and Talladega Railroad. Ily order of Col. J. Ii. Slaughter, President, tho Director* of tho Opelika and Talladega Railroad Company aro requested to convene on THURSDAY, November 2d, iu OpoUka. Im portant business will ho beforo the meeting. J. C. \V. ROGERS, Ssc’y. oct 22-td Sp* 1 'ini Order ♦ No. 1. f The citizen* of Russell county aro hereby in formed that, by virtuo of nppointiuent, nnd in ohcdicncu to instruction* from hi* Excellency, LEWIS E. PARSONS, Provisional Governor of tho Stntu of Alabama, 1 hereby a.*>uuic com mand of th« Militia of this county. All persons desirous of forming Volunteer Companies for tho County, to suppress insur rection and crimes of violence, ure invited and authorized by the said order to form themselves into Voluuteer Companies, and will recommend suitable person* to command the same. The nocessnry arms and ammunition will he furnished. By order, CHARLES M. HOOPER, Col. com’d’i: Militia Russell County. REMOVAL. WF, have remove ! to Xo. r o r ,„. "j Grocery and Commission Budr«* aud shall endeavor to merit and shall endeavor to merit » tl be patron,WO. Wo .4T e ! ot *> -- old friends nnd patr**n-' n,' „ 1 1 will li #v' Consignment* iciet-tlt 1 ** THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE* COUNTRY PRODUCE At No. |.i Broad .Street. JEFFERSON & HAMILTOX oct 24 1m MESSRS, FOWLER & WELLS PHILENOLt n; I.s'l's 38® IIKOADWAV, X. PUBLISH THE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL And LIFE I LLI STRATEII, AT %■: A YEAtt-SIXULK .Ny’SSi«, New Yolumns commence in January aai J- Agents Wanted. Oct. 14—.1 Ilw4t COTTON Sl-il-.j, COTTON SEED!! 1,’OR SALK In'iinnliiiu, In suit purrhi, X Apply to B. M. UKM lOii: y , , Oot l'.i-tf (Tj* Wc are uulhorizod to announce ,7. MOMtOG IIAKKIl •-a eandidato for re-election as Clerk of the l^cuit Court of Ruasoll county, Ala., at tho Oct 10—te* lit nr at* nr Rritup.rr, Frkkumkv and A. L.) Of-,. .1.A‘•it. t ’«in. far Stale nf (ia., Ani/unla, <!••., Oct. 14r/t, IS';.-.. J UI li IT L A It, I I. 1 compliance with circular letter of in- 'hu 'i' lf ti"iu tho War Department. Bureau ll' lurces bruedincn »>ul Abandoned Lands, • 1 .ii•• 1 I'ti Oetuh'r. tho following regulu no:, -ai I in-H iiction* relative to apprentiuc- ship arc I’uMi-hol for the information and guidmi -'* - t ill person* interested. 11 I In' t"ll"Wing lorin of indenture, compiled tr in IIimi - legal lorin* for cuumon use in Georgia, and Itom tho Code of this State, will Thio It denture made this the —day of courty of , 18tM, between und ~, I" ing of iii«’ ogoof years, both ol nnd county ot tho one part, und of the • .one c< unty of the other part, vritne**oth that Hie - ii i • does by tho eonsent ot tho said I in I hitnfltlf "at to the suid , ot ■ id county, us apprentice to tho said in tbo trade "ret allot —or ai laborers upon the t<l.intati"U <*t the said - . to be taught the a 1 emit or trade of or labor, and to live with,« 'iit.nuo and serve the said as an Appientice Irom the date hertMtf, for unit during the lull space or term of year*. liming all which time tho said doth covenant w itli tho said that tlio said shall well and fuithtiilly demean himself us .-•i.li .iii apprentice,otiscrving and obeying fully tlm command* of the cuid . aud in all tl.iiu- deporting and behaving himself a* a tni h t it I apprentice to him the said , noith- er revealing his senrot*, nor at any timo leav- tiu or neglecting the business of the said . And lor and in consideration of tho service well and faithfully rendered a* aforesaid by tho Of the tir.-t part, said of tho second part doth covonunt, promise atnl agree t.i in-imct his said apprentice, nr otherwise can - • hi.u to l e well and faithfully instructed in itie * ii l trudo of or labor, and also to r>' id and write the English languago and in the t tiiuiou rules ot aJithmelio, and shall also al- low, furii'.sh, ami pr >vnle his said apprentice with meat an l drink, nnd clothing, during tho at tl." expiration of tho said term, allow to ul Apprentice tlio sum of——dollars, •suits id clothes, to bo by him paid Wit la procuci lo tho Mild Apprentice by said I part. hands aud seal tho day and year the B | «»r*, white refugeo*. and freed ebll- .t natural guardians, with the con- •.ie.iro.-t <»r most convenient Agent of . arid other minor children of these i . w i: . tho consent of their parents, may c I id ut until they arrive ut twenty-one o.ii- t iu-c in the ease ot male*, and eighteon i the lemales, «»r for u less period. 1\. Children of 14 year* ol age and upward* ..ill ha\o ttie light. t selecting their own mas- provided tue pursoh thus dusig- Bank Notes Wanted. I AM authorized to purchaso note* of tho Banks in the , c ?uto> of Georgia, Alabatiui, North and South '’.irolina, Virginia, Louisiana and Teunoasee, and will pay lull market rates , FELIX ALEXANDER, Ag't E. M. Bruce a I ». Broad st., over Ennis' st DR. A. J. FOARD, ADVANCES ON COTTON. E : BOON'S 'lesirirg 'n *hip cotton to NKW SIGHT EXCHANGE OIST NEW YORK, FOR SALE, In Sums to Suit Purchasers. Oct.Vtf IV. W. OAKKAKI). WANTED, $10,000 IN GOLD! lar* in GOLD. JOHN KING, Ofiice nt the old Marino Bank Agency. WANTED, Georgia, AlaDama, South Caroli- ua aud Louisiana BANK NOTES, IN ANY QUANTITY. JOHN KINO. Office ut the old Mariue Bank Agency. FOR SALE, Fresh Cement and Plaster. E. A. FABER. NATIONAL ^lARINE Fire Insurance Company OF NKW ORLEANS, Capital and Assets $565,000, J. M. COUHTENNV, President, Advances on Cotton. DR. M. (OFFERS 1 V ’ lumhus J. R. IVEY A J. MOSES ■uliocl out Iii* no^ro guard, wh.. Mr. Brown and ruduly dragged him by the hccB Irom tin* soeiio of tho roiir*>ntr<» to tho guard house. Tho outraged dti- zon* nroso in mass and demanded his re- lca.-e, which was speedily K rrt, 't‘'d, and the chivalrous Captain Peck himself tied from tho place. limit’ • >Uiec over Si»ci Residence N. li slroot*. Ju dcion ami Baldwin staple, arid we 1111,5 tho ) remit” k for heavy receipts ' The Colutnhu* (Mi*-.) Sentinel state* that Gon. N. B. Forrest wh* iu that city on a brief \Bit. \Ye are «lad to learn lh%t the trooper i> in tine health. [Mail. Ukxo. (Iks. Vanck, of Nokth t’\uo• una.—Some few weok, «incn sovoriil I . S. ollicers cullo.l on ti"II"TH; Vnnoo, nt Iii. tnrm nonr A.hvill,., N. c’., when hi- wito ('XcUM'.l hmi, .t»(in K Ihnt ho hml gono t.. mill. Ho lind been plougoing nnd lining othor l»rm work ovor sinco tho surroiwlor \\ lint nn oxntit|)lo to tbo young mou ol tho South. I in; Mon Rots Dm hunk, ltoro 1, tho "■nolo story' copied from Mr. Monroe’, mo,fHR", doJvoM.il Docoinhcr’J,|, 1813; \\ ith tho oxhtiiiK ooloni"., or doj.on- I"iuU‘, ol uny l.iiropoHn powor wo hnvo not intorfored nnd tlinll not intorfore. •’'it with tho tl mirnmonts who hnvo ile- olntod thoir indopondonco,Aiid tnnintnined ;t. m I who o independence we hnvo on <M”it oon.-i.l.T.ition nnd on just prlnoiplos ncknowlodgod, wo could not view uny E. W. MOISE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ( I FIT OK Y/ to ottici spencer Abbott’s store, uext to office ut R. U. Murdock, oct 27-3m $101) REWARD. r PllE above reward will ho paid for thedellv- -L ery nt this office of a roll of National cur rency lost on Broad street, about noon : October. One $500 note in the par oct 27-2t jcuro Shot.—AYv learn thnt a negro wa6 shot ana killed on Poachtreo trnet, above Wesley Chapel, on Sondav night It iwmt In- wns “gallivanting” his duU cinea about “after hours’ and wu* or* derad to halt by the guard lie choso to disregard th** order and tin* punctiU lioui guard tired at and hit him, muting bil death. Thi* should he a warning to t!u-*-i* wko ar« inclined to peramhulalc tlo» street* at improper times of night, iHo hells au« rung to yivo warning that it U tiniu to h t . indoors; but if ru*. .-a-it y i omjtB ,ma to btt out, (iiiti attention vn- uhl l>•• puid to tVinuiMidi iu “hall, -.'u A>u, M iiat Mu. Skwahd aSavs. -Secretary Seward told Alexander Kives, Krq., o this countv, that ho wisbod t.» make pence betwown the North and the South; that, as to tho test oath, if ho had been in C’on gro*« he should not havo voted terposition b*r the purpose of oppressing them, or controlling their destiny in anv I iing tluur destiny in any titer loanii' r hy any European power in any other light than as n manifestation of an untri. tnlly di*pt*siin»n toward tho Uni- STOLEN—REWARD O N Monday night the Oth ot October a bay .Maro; two or three white leot; small star •d Slut .... .. .. three white feet: small star in the face ; about min* or ten ye r< old. 1 will pay $25 for her return t*» mo at Talbot ton. G.»., | uorery. hut said be, tha oath is* a" 1 a w, an d° a tty ^respondent ot the Milwaukio Wtscon n tho South •**,.;:i s,n contradict* the current report th Pim. StiKitipan an Irishman.— A j.Vngroffional district in tho South “hail better send uu idiot or a child t.» Con jjro-* who can take it, than to *umi a ut- man who cannot.” We have this iron Mr. Hives himself. — Charlottesville v I •* Chronicle. urrent report that tho ga.laiit I*ni 1 Shoridaii is a uaiivc of Perry county, O.iio. lie ©ays : General Phi!. Shandmi whs horn in the ■■vi';v I "“t > ' "I C. lu.mi.Ui uuu while hi, I r,°,°y- c fl t - h .?. dtitcn ‘»'Uolmuby. ftndvIdRty, nativo land must over gratefully content oct 27 lw Meat House O N and after tha 1 at November I will open n Meat House on the corner ot Randolph andJack- I sou street*, and will keep the best 1 kind* of Meat* of all kind*, and solicit the p*t- D. K. BL£K. Nashville has muro daily patv»r« than Cincinnati, Su Louii, Now Orleans or LouUviiio, and itl seventh daily will he cut hi a fuw W(»uk*. There is t\ot another nty in the country of the sama population Bint Mtpports iiowspaimrs cquil to the ■ City. plate the | midtaiy cducainn l" exou 1*0 tiioir t. forfeit the cndit inti I. Tin ir famr Ua. •lM, • deed. thi* country in cb as him. the highest and a (airfield " herein ’••nts, she is too poor to •f being their mother- * her wealth, and that n i* a precious gcpi Estrayed. MARE MI LK e.-trayed iuui in; lw. <>n tho uigbi ct the 19ih Octo ber. She h.is whits rings on her fore loss, nt d hair off on right side. >ho oarr.o« her tongue b n at w >;k, io;.l kiek* »*» h;»rnr> iiuiNi:.-. Fobs small. uitablc. I nil trim will not ho bound out to persons t and cruel to slaves lormorly . them, nr win, have been guilty of - ; . tli • freoduion since their etu&m i- • >t unm : tl or <d known violoot and who are otherwise, IS PREPARED TO TAKE RISKS ON PROP ERTY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. of the CITY OF NKW ORLEANS, offer* a sure guarantee against loss, to th< wanting Fire Insurance. All losses, us soon ex satisfactory proof is ren dered, will be liberally and promptly adjuxted and puid by tho under.dgiied, District Agent, »uu I'UIU UK- lllMri'iKHVi, I’l.'Ul'l n Kill (, fitted for tho responsible n * the Office ol tlio Georgia Homo Insurance poxition «d ma.-tur or mistress. Company. VI. The experience of many yean hog shown oct 2U—ltn I». F. WILLC0X. bc.u > and wisdom of a well digested * titrated the necessity'forVhe INSURANCE NOTICE. Boulter House Restaurair (OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL SILVERS A: RKXRLEY, I’roprh ^ m Wo keep ahvay* or hand, (togothcr with ore ry article to be f< - fu>t <•!«.'* Ku.xtauiant OYSTKItS, COFFER, TIC A, anil HOT llOl.I.s. MKALS furnished at all hour*. Free Lunch every day^trom 11 a. in. ti! House open Irom 5 a. m. till 12 p. tn. oct 22-1 w S200 Reward! the recovery of live MULE ... me mi Tuesday night, nonr tho old openaai>« pot, mi 1 tb”tr delivery at l»i.'.hr< \v A Co.’s >a hies, opposite old Oglethorpe hotel. U&«„ large black marc mule, age about 5yetn medium ci/.e horro mute, mouse color, about j'carsold; <*i,c liorso mulo, mouse color, wa IU years old : ono bay horse mule nboui It rn old ; and one largo hay inure mule, tried the jaw. about 10 y A proper ionate rowsr l forHHBHi them, and any information lending to their eovery liberally rewarded. Howard |>a:i return <*t property, and no questions aiktJ. oct 20—13 f J. A. TILI.MAV Buggy for Sale. A N EXCELLENT *econd-hnnd Hugey, A. first rate repair, will ho sold low. l»t seen ut McKee's Carriage shop. \r»i■ * Oct 2*. 1SA5 It FASHIONABLE MILLINERY RANDOLPH ST xpcctfully inf-rs I US. LKK ha* just rPtunicil from Now York with .-took of PS. cot.-i ting i f L.d: Misses’ HATS, trimmod a id ur.tr.u French and American 1LOU K.t Lace*, Plume*. 1 • thers. Veil*, and : other article* t ..» uumeroiM t . nicotian: which *he «*ffers at 1,'iW PHli.’k’S. An carlv cal. i* ro*t»cctfully solicited. -If Columbus Female Academy. RATES OF TUITION. '11 in: SCHOLASTIC YKAU wi I h« li A into three equal Terms. A* mII the i will be under flic iiuuie iiate supervi*ion u and Mr*. Su'Ndkiis i»ut ono price «. charged lor tuition. The first Term w;i. the 1st Monday in Uctobcr next an J thtrfc for i Literary Department J- Incidcutal Fee - * 1 so of Piano Vocal Music Wrench *" No extra charge for Latin. Board for tho Term Boarders must furnish sheets, pillow • towols, table napkins and i*.»y extra f" f * ing and light*. T'li’i•*.* and /< i - in adnnnee. R. M. SAl NIG-K' Sent 17—tf Prc-iJ' SADDLES, BRIDLES, t II. MIDDLEUR00K ^ 0W 04 UKOA1) STREET, JJAVE JUST RECEIVED and offer: nkc of individual*, and to provide lor the peace . ,,,, , tol m !■”i ire • uu ty. ot confiding the care and I T“ h l ndemignod will take risks on all kind* luc.it ..•:» ,d children to such persons only as of insurable property. In tho City nt Colum- vicinity in tho following Companies, thota>k. *"* **' v '“*' ( bus Gfii-’i r- rid i.’i’Ht* of tho Bureau nre there- * ®B AX' [Of lire. led t * scrutinize, with great care, the ! YHE NKW YORK HOME. character and reputation -fany person desiring i INTERNATIONAL, u* have children bound out to them, and will, “ “ “ SECURITY in all case*, withhold their consent, unless tat- I »• ** .* Hit Mil.'»r ii*r islicd, by reax,.nable prool, that the portie* are 1 ,, UBOLD I, not ot the class referred to in Par. V. F ^ I KG1N IA ; VII- Thu Ordinaries ot the several counties ■ JAMES RIVER f tin* Mate, m whom, is vested by the law. A I. there •!. the right t > bind out orphan poor chil dren, arc hcr* t*y authorized and requested in •mpliaucc with th, term* of thi* cireulor, and ■* ipproval of the nearest, or most'eon- \ ement oltieer or agent of the Bureau, to bind outti.i c!.i--c.x ot person*referred to in Par. Ill 1 tb.it tho trausactioa may be entered' to the w „ up» n tho record* ot their court, and become a part ot the permanent records ol their reapec- livc count ex. For the performance of this duty. Ordinaries will be entitled to receive the tee- pro** ribod by the law* of tho State for *im- ALABAMA ; EUFAULA HOME INSURANCE CO. , L. LIVINGSTON. AG’T, oct22 tlstnov At tho Intelligence office. Phosnix Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital $600,000! T HIS old and well known Company will re open it* budne-s at my office and be rre- "'Tils With th. law. »»,1 ujjkos I ,,ar " 110 l “ kc 1,11 *»••»'*’- °C ...,...ki_.ar..j It. L. Ml RDOLk, Agent. Smlillos, Hi'idlcs nnd Mart ingulf Curriugc nml Baggy Whips Lining and Binding Skills* Frencli Calf skills, J Irtiiit-s- Leutlier, With n general assortment ol goods incur, ALSO. REPAIRING ot all kind* done nt the »* est notice and in the best manner, ornr2 li u. MIDDLKllKOOK i UNITED STATES T.N’TKHXAI, 11KV RNI K STAMPS J-coived aud for salo by . . « Sept 21, lS*V)-tf DeP»bj WATCHES AND 0. D. CAB J UST HUCUIVED, a fine aMoftmeolf' 51 Hunting Case Watches. ALSO, _ cprtlL 10,000 Pcrcussiou Cap*. w aug 15-tf NOTICE. OFFICE MUSCOtiEE UAILB0APV CoLl’MIll S, G.I., Aug. 11. *- THIS COMPANY is prepared to nrtj 1 tract* for tno delivery at tin* 1‘DJ* , and Pino Wood by the car I *«d. 1 ar,u iiig samo will ploaso make^u-pnej ately, aug 11 -tf in lM’LAHK, 5 • Mil. A - th, I'nrnenii of thi. Stale, an J lu.iy |.u.siblr afford thTn»N Ilf- I'OHer "I'l'ortunille, of onforcine their Tifiit.' ulcer the i urcan .hull have eeuedto ex- erei.e it. (unetion.-, all offieers ami .gouts of the lliironu a'D 'i.reotej io give it th. pr»f.r,no«, «•’* vxvrei.e their authority direetlg, un it',. the Ordinary of the county in which (be Siw" ' 0 ‘' JC ‘ UAYISlftCSoN™ liuu. Oen. U, S. Vei.„ ... „ and Aot. A**t Comm- \ v. ir. iT, Major and Inspector. NOTICE. \V l)‘)‘ ,il '- at the residence of Jersec * ’ ' trier, i Mun'ogee coueiy, on the K'lh "I ' ’v.'.iii.vr next, eoru and fu'd»r, .k.,,,. o.i l.-tdi “ ' ■ “ n ut me j » a-r next, corn and fodder: *bout IP leMoe h g.. all" .took hog., cattle ujtilo. aud horeo., Term, eaan. JUkSB* CARIKK. Notice to Shipper* TiKigrRgg'aOyfirK. Mu.-- '. - v- *• K .' Columbus, t»J ‘ , Bll | From and after tho l*t .August,. , ' re *j**j| l i TUL STATE OF ALABAMA) I will be required for all fraight ihipp lii'8SKLL COUNT V. | lor aud intermediate Station*. I T IS Ordered that a special Term of tho Cir- ' ^ke freight on all good* receive* ,, cuit Court tor tlu* County be holden at from any pjnut, iOU*l be paid »>» « el|V urawtord on Monday, Wth in*t.. for the trial of article* criminal c.i*c« nfly. The Clerk will have a | Shin./er, w ;ii ,,f 0l - e take notice, Grand Jury, aud two pannele of Petit Juror. ! ..J'J!i:?i1.J JI«iily oiff"tvcl. , Urand Jury aud two pannel. of Petit Juror. ruleV w i i,» . ill ''"•rr"Y'vd. .uuimonod for that week. October '.th, 1W, ru i„i',.7i.,t r, * ldlJ I M illVISS. Ir * - ■T. M. UAKLK, JUI131 tl — KTotioo ! . ? OFFICE MOBILE A An adjourned meeting of th« yirv' 1 The witnesses heretofore *ubpa>niod in State case* now pending are notified to appear nt said MHPPV _ ■■■ ^|*ocial Term *»l the Court without being re- this Company will be neld at t ie ,, ., 0 bert* 1 ' •ubpik-niei. October Mh, lW. i Ala., on the third M’eduesdaVJ^ • . .m J. M. BAKER. Clerk. I at 11 o’clock. A. M oct lo— td * aug 1J td the Offiv*. E. L YFel oar i ;ske tl of the T3ace. firnoi ccklj :«e (la public time- yjntr in the: ujcntf depot. capt* nJt lie (1 her, 1 Lim Any turn J. ] touic ami ibipp <?. I mercl ia tba chant (ice «*ri I ,nnat< cn the tarr.oc con-ei hH Mr. meat i Novel Dr. F*rvic ice; it ki teiied a friec lie wc bonesi thi. { tekft itreot CecJii m i pra’.’.j ti’.i t obser "lDl)1 lity h letb luit