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j.iiiiiifBKtfBjp'' SSifiiilirT^ Telegraphic. <To the Qolu.rn.hue Enquirer. Outk a, ‘28th.—A Konllomnn from Clin ton reports that Lyons is on tlio alert for the marauders, and keeps Grierson in check. Hunks and tho fleet are “pCfftting away" at Port Hudson. Gardner and his men still Arm. Kimmonit, 29th.—No news last night or this morning from tho Peninsula. Perfectly quiet. A Cincinnati tclogram says it is report ed that <*ne thousand cithern* of Indiana *rn entarnped at Kl^gmlngton for the purpoaffof resisting the draft. They have pickets out for eight miles around the The Herald says that Vallandfgliarn lias run the blockade safely to Nassau, whence ho will go to Canada. Philadelphia papers of the 2Gth, and NfcConnellsburg dates of the 24th, stato that the excitement along the border continues unabated. Husinees is at a perfect stand still. The prospects of reaping tho comHfc harvests aro discour aging. The robot• are overrunning Pranklin county. Two dosertors who carno in this morning, report tho wholo of Gen. Ji well's corps in Pennsylvania; that the rebels are in forco at Mechanicsburg. IiAtutienuxo, June84.—Every city has hreri in high excitement all day. The rebels are rapidly dUveticlng in this di rection. A strong forco is now twulve miles from Carlislo, Midnight.—Tlio robols aro within *24 niiloa of Harrisburg. Tho Philadelphia Grey Kesorvcs frtill here, but refuse to he mustered In. /Jackson, 29th.—Official dlspntcbos IromOen. Dick Taylor, via Alexandria, •20th, says ho stormed and carried at tho point of the bayonet, with unlondod guns, tho enemy's position at Berwick® Huy, capturing over 1000 priHonors, 10 heavy guns andn large amount of storos. Loss In killed and wounded not known. Same dispatch ays their position at Thlbodoimx wi * also enrred, by whom, it is not stated, but by Gen. Wulkor it is supposed. This gives us command of the Mississippi rivor ahovo New Orleans, and enables us to cut off Hank’s supplies. Lieut. Wilson with a volunteer party captured Capt. Mannors and entire party, consisting of 83 men, uftor killing lour, whonepttlrod and burned a train of ears at Hrookhaven a few days since. Nothing from Vicksburg. Woatber clear and very warm. .Summit, 29lh.~Tho Daily Truo Delta, of the 24th, reports a fight at Lafourche Crossing on tho JWd. Federal forco en gaged was six regiments, Confederate forco not given. Tho Confederates charg ed and captured u Federal battory, hut reported losing 68 killed, including Col. Walker, of tho 2d Texas, buried under a flag of true, and 10 prisoners. The Con federates retired. A gentleman from Pasougoulu roports capture of tho 29th Connecticut regiment and t wo batteries noar Now Orloan«. Our pickets aro noar Algiors. Richmond, Juno 29.—Heavy cavalry HkirmiHhing occurred on tho lino betwoon .Snicker's and Ashby’s Gup on Sunday, .Monday and Tuesday lust. A number of Yankees wore Willed and i\ large cum bar of prisoners taken. A loiter from an ofllcor says many substantial advan tages have boon 'gained. Tho noble army feels confident of a glorious result within a few days ; also soys, nows and rumors from the I’ennsylvania lino nro very cheering. A reconnolannon to-day showa no Yan kees in James river this sido of tho mouth of the Cldckahominy. Heavy rains have fallen during tho day. Trains from .Staunton arrived this evening on the Fredericksburg mad from tho Junc tion, but brought no news ofinturo.st. Richmond, 80th.—Report was brought, hero last night that Spoors with his 1200 cavalry loft Whito Houbo yoitorday morning on unolher raid, taking through King William. A Winchester correspondent of tho Whig, writing on tho 27th, mention ! u report that Kwoll certainly bolds Harris burg, Penn. An ofllcor profuising to ho direct from thoro suys the poopleaco very submissive. The report noedB confirma tion, but tho latest Philadelphia papers Mty that Ewoll was within 2»i milos of Harrisburg on the night of tho 24th. Gold declined boro one dollar from tho hlghost ralo in conioquonco of incroasod amount offered for sale. Continuous heavy raini for tho last few days must huvo rendered tho roads in tho country bordering on tho Chtokahomlny almost impusHuhle. Vice President Stephens is here. Tho ladies' gunboat “Virginia” was succors- fully launched at tho Navy Yard oppo site Kockott's yesterday aflornoon. Tho flag of truce boat expected at City Point on Thursday 1ms not yot boon hoard from. J ackhon, Advices from Vicks burg report no chango in afluirs thoro. < )n tho night of tho 2lst the enemy sprung a mine to Mow up an angle in tho works, which was r complete failure, killing n number of their own mon. Tho Vicks burg Citlaon of tho 10th, 18th and 28d inst., says that for twonty-oight days an incessant tdiolUng hw ruined upon tho •nty; yot tho women and children go about froo from danger. On Tuosday, while working oil' tho edition, a 18-inch boll passed through the otllcc; no one injured. One «>i t ho onomy’a gunboats h fast aground btdoa tlio city. A num her of transports loaded with troops hnvo come down in tho past few days, Tho enemy have boon firing incowantjy for tho last throe days; no damage done. Maj. Hoad Icy, of Ark., commanding a water battory, and Mnj. Martin, of tho 20th Louisiana Regiment, wore killed last Sunday. Col. McLauron, of tho 27th Louisiana, was seriously wounded. The Citizen confirms tho nows of tho heavy bombardment on Saturday, and ^uys our loss whs comparatively nothing. All know and fool that Johnston will arrive in time. Tho general tone of its editorials is cheerfhl. Tho papors aro printed on w Ail-paper. Gon. Parsons' battery at Cypress crook, twenty miles below Napoleon, flrod on five transports loaded with troops on Tuesday, crippling them badly. The troops landed ami attempted tqstorm tho battery, but were driven back with loss. Three Hundred of the Hrookhaven pris onors arrived to-day. They had orders to strike through tlu* country, dostroy tho railroads, and embark at Pensacola for Now Orleans. R kook it A v kn, June 29lh.— Rumors reached here this evening that other raid ers, for tho same object, left Rodney. Tho Yankoos suy they will dostroy tho Mobile and Ohio Koud, if it takes thirty thousand men. KAi.KKill, 30th. ■--Tho Legislature met in extra session at 12 m. io-day—a quo rum being present. Gov. Vaueo’s mes sage was read, when both llousosadjour ned till II o'clock to-morrow. Gov. Vance recommend* that provision be made for the continued reception of all non-interest hearing Confederate Treasury notes irrespective of the date pf their tatto He regards the action of the Virginia Legislature towards tho Banks of Richmond, however patriotic their motives, as moat unfortunate, and tending still further to depreciate tho currency. Ho says no more deadly blow could bo stricken against our cause than tlio repudiation of our currency, and that North Carolina should be among the first to dishonor money paid her citizens for their subsistence, and her soldiers for their blood, is something .ho should ro- grot living to sec. if one issne* of Confederulo notes bo good, then all nre, since the sarno honor is pledged for their Redemption. He then refers the Legislature to the accompany ing communication of Public Treasurer. Ho also recommends u modification of tho Militia Law to facilitate the raiding and equipping of 7,000 militia called for by tho President. Ho recommends tho enlargement of the list of exemptions, and proper protection. The .Stato Treasurer’s corniiiunicat : on reviews Iko financial condition of tho State, and suggest!*, in view of thiymlion ofthoVirginin Legislature and Richmond Banks, the collection of the.State and the Confederate taxes be suspended tempo rarily. Rai.kioit, Juno 80th.—Tho Supremo Court of North Carolina decided yester day that a man who put in a substitute in July, 1882, aged 89, when men to 85 only hud been called for, is not liable to conscription now. Richmond, July 1.—Tho N. Y. Her ald of tho 2flth i-ays'dispute lies from Har risburg to half-past 2 yesterday afternoon state that ilia enemy are advancing slow ly. Over lO.CKXl men were at work on tho Pittsburg fortifications during last week. No less than 27 vessels hnvo been sent out in search of tho rebel pirate Taco- noy. Resolutions condemning the arrest and hanishmont of Vnllandighum wore defeated in tho Connecticut Legislature. Tho Washington Star says it Is u deplo ruble fact thftt tho people of Pennsylva nia aro utterly incompetent to protect thomsolvcs, and nro driving thoir hor. es and cattle north before squads of robol cavalry politico on thorn. Gold 116. Cotton 05. Richmond, July 1. -The flag of truan boat arrived at City Point yesterday, with 850 returned prisoners of Mur, JO political prisoners, and five ladles. This boat brings a report tlmt tho Confederate troops occupied Harrisburg and York, Pa. No parti<‘ulurs. A deserter roports the Yankee forco at the Whito House 10.000, and says they aro awaiting rein forcement* before attempting an onward movement to Richmond. “Hkadquahtbkh Cavai.hy Division, July 2fi.—(inil l took possession of Fairfax C. H. iliis morning, 9 o'clock, with a large quantity of stores. Tho main body of Hooker's army have gono towards Leesburg, except the garrisons of Alexandria and Washington, winch have retreated within. (Signed) .1. K. B. Stuart, Moj.-Ocn’l.” L'KTKRmiii/mi, 30th. — Northern dates of the 21th received. Tlio Now York Jlcrnld says tho enemy progresses slowly, but with a large force, into Pennsylvania. A flair sal Harrisburg hear a more quiet anpuct, though tho country people, with droves of cuttle and horses, «£<» rushing into the oily in large numbors. • Preparations for defence aro going on rapidly. Gen. Knipehns evac uated Carlisle, hut at last accounts tlio robols had not occupied the town. Much porploxity exists as to tlio exact route the robol* have taken. Knrly’a division t» at Gettysburg, and Rhodes' division at Chumborsburg. Gen. Milroy has been superseded by Col. Pierce. Tho Herald publishes very interesting nows from Port Hudson. A second as sault was made on Port Hudson, on tho 14th, by tho Union troops, and they were again disastrously repulsed. Tho loss of Hold offioora was very largo in killed und- wounded, amounting to no loss tliun flvo Coloueln. The Fedora's, though repul sed, fought hravoly. Gon. Banks has not forco enough to accomplish what ho so daringly attempts, and wunta reinforce- raouts. It wha expected that another assault would bo made on tlio 19th. The latest from Vicksburg is to-the 22d. Everythin# was going on favorably, and navigation was closed up to Memphis. Tho destructive operations of tho robol privutoora in Northern waters continued Unabated. Tho Herald auys tho ocean is lit up by tho rebel sou devils. Four more vosroIs have boon destroyed within the last day or two, one of which v/us a large sido-wlieol atoamur. A bark and u three- masted schooner wore hard at work off tho Bay of Fundy. Tho merchants of Boston oft'or a reward of $10,000 for tho capture of tho hark Tacony. Tho Ala bama and Georgia woro still at Bahia on tho lOlh. Tlio rebel steamer Hattie was capturod ofl* Wilmington on Saturday week, by tho gunboat Florida. Richmond, July L—Tho Petersburg Express of to-duy says the reported oc cupation of Harrisburg and Y'ork by tho Confudorutn troops is not confirm d, but wo havo every reason to believe it true. It was credited at Fortress Monroe and believed by persons on the ling of truce boat. We have rooeived a dispatch fiom a reliable source, stating that there doubt whatever of tho fact. Another report by boat says Hooker lias been superseded by Meade. An order from Kwoll, datedOhauibcrs- burg 22d, prohibits tho sale of intoxica- CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, June i», 1<W3, ur.ovi/Aa VBKTlxo. Council met pursuant to a •journincnt. Present,hU lion (•’.<!. Wilkins. Mayor, Aids. Jeter. McKendrce. Mini-. I.ea, Griswold, Ligon, Douglass, Bradford and Durkin. AL*eub Aids. AJ<f. I igun wa* excused for abxeuce on (be !d of June. The Finance Committee Mated that they hail ie schedule of taxes fur this year under ccu- ilcratioi), but ware not prepare*! to report. •tutud that Mr. to able to do the lirvlll said ho would . . d und Iron work for the city, and owtuo- quently they had not contracted with any other person. To the Hon. Mayor and OtUitcil : Gentlemen: l bsve t.ni honor :i>“! of other Ward* will foltc hand here at the First •ndition of thoir ho health officers the worthy example. lour the health office . iw the worthy exampl.. shall fiavo reporti from ail the . City, which in a matter of m importance at the present Mason, as it Is t •gin* to health officers that their rep be -tiroiupf* ... r . should be jii Marshal will report to your h> ensuing meeting, tint iiud.hi>' ... |b ^j ■ plained o promptly at tend e<l to. t hope the . - * mjjjfl |M,dy at .. . ..xhiaiices coni- Ward have bit’ll abated. To Hr. It. Dear Hi. . Fiirt Ward, of tho Mens cleaning. A far* •</. City phyaieian, <fi.\ : Upon a careful examination of tho wo find the ditch Imok of tho works f tho Messrs, Ifaiman <k Co. needs a thorough Uountcf offensive matter city, and the ditch *•* graded that the wstrr could flow fretiy into tlio -ewer in Franklin st. 7 bin sower hn* boon jmrtially »D>ppcd up w ith brush in front of tlio shop of tlio Mu-sn*. Bai- man. This should bo.iamoved ul once by the public liutnis, whieli can he easily dono—tbo rower le-intf open at that point The ba'ance of the Ward is in as ^ood a condition a* could ho expected, considering tho quantity of rain that has receiftly fallen. fti^pcctiully. 9. F. tVu.r.Man, 1 Health_Qfllccra from (hr bit! to //>* '*.Kh June Wab*<»n> Squad- Juno *2—lion, bolonKinx to II. Daniel: stealing. aKd. to Mrs. Markhatn; mawny. William Anuerson; <irunk. Mary, - McArthur, Jett und Wingfield, t<. Colquitt: by order. June28—Francos, to Jillis; hurhor- ,wuy. June 2H—KUan, to Austin; no icrt, to Mr. 1'or.Quian; stealing IJeorge, jofoiKjby order. June 2Dth—Stophon. S>iua*l. June 22—John, to Colquitt; by order. .J>>bn, to Mrr. Smith; no pass. June 21 Luke, to Dr. Pond; stealing. Hannah, to ‘ . Pond; by order. John, to Williams; <ii*- . lerly. Mih>- Mary K- Copeland j non-nay- incut of fine. Edmund, to Birch; no pn<^. June 27—Gabriel, to Singleton : no pass. John, to Stewart; disorderly. Bill, to Capt. Knowlc: stealing. John, to Mrs. Tull until: no pass. Mrs. Holteolaw; drunk. Til os. P, Callirr, Marshal On motion, roeeived. (Joi.t:>nn!B, L'Wth June, 1803. Hon. Mnyor mul O.uwil it/the City of Co!ambit* . Tho application of A. II. Flewctlon nn>l I. L. Cowdery lbr uu injunction loTc-traln tlio Mayor and Council fiom furtlo r culargini tery ground on tho nurtli-esst **>ii city, imp been rcfus 'l by In- 11 Worrill. Very respectfully. Prortrlet, That nothin" in J Approved May 1, lfAL junc-’l—lawJw. INo. W.j | An Act Itoguluiing the Granting «»f Furlough- The • ireS^tTb”'! hysshi lnw>*. 1 ' f 1,1863. 'efo'tuari. That disa Idl'd sold ion* in h..spitiils shall h< cntitli • iiirlouirh* aud *li«vhars s under Un- rules ami r gulrtiiouc In plac- are three or n ore ! charge • f huxpitu's shall constitute ,t I hospitals t*> which slmil be, t>»iue in ench pital-, and examine api'l j anVil’— law2w. [No. 97.1 in Act to repeal certain Clauses of an Act *n- lirl-d "An Act to Kxampt certain Persons from Ml i.nry Service,” Approved October liib. 1M2. , „ . . Tto It my m* of lh* ('onfe'iemtr Stnte* of A 'M'NTY.I May Term, VtX iir/.K S r rsr. in;* administrator oCthe crtate ihc imputes *•/ said STATE OF GEORGIA. ApJI .-kt asp IsiprrrroR Gksreal’s Oft i< k, JiHlr'ly ritb. June 22*/. I” !.:. To to Gunman.] in a Militia Officer of Tolhoi CoUnty : ouunander-in-Chief direct* me iie people of Talbot county, that mndred volunteer* Immediately the count), under his Procluma- r other organixa- r oxislin* in the S’ 1 ;, r Hulls ;o this oflice r 1st** which they ’ se in each VMk. . amino applicants for fur! uppli.-unt for furlougl .. tl.cr from dpeaxe **r * to remain for thirty days fhallgnuta furhiugh t>t • * .7«..i.i him unfit for dot •I board shall I > s.-m I iwud »H f d, .hi.I sfiall specify th of the i discharge* find m duty, > to r all gr u ^ Hllde^i ohliei ‘Ami furthi nuoi COOKE COUNTY.- cV.l’u io'ert L. uale adult not liable • >ii being the oldest n* >ii such pLuitatiuiis, •lod. //• shall a-x. rc-g^ulatioi ' a. J3_H L i_ . reooinmcnd *li*chtt- tho unny or depai boloug'. shall entitle transportah f \si: *. ,l i.' /ie where there a. . charge oj u hos Th« n l hr /•' ■ ’mrtki lioara muy reoon /round thereof. • i he pla* where thm I if not, then, one OouM, for tlio purpoM - I >r lough and recoin in cinl <1 - I‘rovi.1.1, That no Pirem ui!4er the provision*ol lh > lull of the hoard, ti patient would he e t overseer nl muuagciuent > d one person «. ..Ie property of » military •n v hitfh thr. «'</»•/, the p‘-r s sixteenth uf April, .red and sixtv-two, white mule adult on *i»i>l farm , who i- n*.t liable t» l all be verified i»y tho iiiruluv nd two respectable civil ' th the enrolling <>flo or leynl rci-rc.-emative, shall m>i deliver trio / '. til H i 1.0 exempted tuition, the aol . . i unsound mind. » jfrmt t fr tii h -inointhe inilita . ei.'oiifcderaey, on v uiuh there sieves TJT t.Vtl.crii i«l,t hundred l_ - _ t-> military duty .• tho affidavit <*i "able citiceiM, anil ... dlin* officer : A ml such farm or plantn- :x'' unerdiligent eif 1 ' tor such farm military duty shal /v,.r.y.j •tale sbculd not he t the court of Urdiim hand, let June. IW*-'!, licifiicy will be supplied it placed theorgauixatinu tor from this State, en- trol of the Governor, his nil coucerne<‘ Xpoets the quota Seotion 1. The (hrn Slate* of A. i‘ rt> o'-, . Notes not hearing int* the first day of Doeei unaingaud furthei ,r ***of tf >* (b*f,./ # afis/ESs I no longer he tun Wcr, hut shall h -niblic due-, exr.-i . r from this State, uf the Go* ■ nil concerned i the quj/ta from eacD ■ muster by tho'J)th of tin V ry tespectfully. V* ur ohclient servant. ^_\ ! I KN It Y C. W A Y N E, SCWIKK CurNTV-Mn. I ... .. . Au,. J. 1-. a.i.-r.l, >»’}*« 1 STATE «T HEORGIA- Cuunty. ire’iiBnl" l' .^n' .<. uu, ' •tllili u I t ■ -1. I hcral.y dW'I.r, )>n.l tti.'J - j NO, JOlINMJN. rds being one-hair— •» uu . ..ocerned arehorehy . (f any they have) »!>> land shouhl not he grunted Knury -r Mu'cogee county, !ir.-t Monday in Augu-t Pcxt. hand, thi» 1st June. lS'i’’. JuHN JOllNFoN,Ord'y. si og i;k • :oUnty7—1M- I’uMINY .dnngcred tlieri'hy. . . The house survoon in all hospitnla shall see i-acli jiatient under his charge on e •lay. >:<l May 1. 18GI. INfcM-J . plantation since tho eleventh d*tv of October, one thousand eight hundred and sixty two. Prori.lnl, further, That tor every person exempted llinreshatl be pnhlannually into the public Treasury, by the. owners of fucu slaves, the s m of fire hand ed dollar*. Si,i', Such otlii r persons shall he exempted the President shall he satisfied ought tba . ' deprived indispensable to the pr population remaining i i<111n Johnson.or UhtniiKK COUNT \\ ,luiiii4E.tlar ot tin- s; t for ofjusfh . I nujcfrity. | I. ItindJilion to the State officers | . no tel by tin; a t of October eleventh. I lliousand *;ight hundred and idxtjMwo, there , I the l>- Approved May 1,18(13. . [stoTw.i n A* t to Provide certai Holding I lections for lie! sfr»'3 ud h ia <IU8 certain Regulations for ''•dogate' to tho Con- Htatce in certain In- ‘Uh - mslraiion ... thereof; but this exonip- • in nri^r State alier loo h Leaisiaturo shall by military duty in tho America .l.j * <iait, Nations entitied Congress ..film Co tlmiHfor h..!dn.g slmil l»«- >•« lolloi Monday io N ptn th, ’ to lm held i!g to ia und that tlii* order l»e j i( udei the ml■ «tl mid sixty-four bale. l force for thirty ) of Incorporation: N. J. Bus*ey, Ja-s. M. thuuibcn, Thus. Kagluipl, W’m. A. Ha wood, C. II. Wood-, It. »J. Ricks. II. B. Owens. Jno. <5. .Shorter, . L. Powell. J. Wright, H."d. i Win. Jones. A. K. Sliepli GW • k Abboi Willy Wi iiiunm of the lonor Judge City Att'y. license to On motion, the Good *vu» acccplc*!. Col. Seaborn Jones petiiioued tho Council to allow hitu to have u well dug in Forsyth »t„ a "ttlo above Mrr. Suiidi rlin-t'.rc. On motion, referred to U'WiiunttceouCititurnA, uwera and Wells. Rev. J. M. Watt petitioned Council in bcliuif of the A Mono Baptist Church t«»r tho privilege uf holding aiei Ifn uf religious meeting* at night, wad allowing them until lb o'clock to get homo: the mootings to Im under tho nupcrviRiun of i received, and the ;»er applied to r Men's Ahbo- aontUljr uicoa- f r in Hie oily ol Uuluaihtir. >n motion, the application was laid on tho table. By Aid. Jeter— ' pfl| ont ils inlet cut in tho riiWO MGNTIIH :.i J .uadi* ' • the • erdate application will b* rt of Ordinary of Tayloi cave to sell the uugr<>'- tie of J. JL MeCaiits. do ml''f.his SOtli Mar. 18(*3, ^ JNO. JUllNHlN, ce;u..«L |J i,,, e 2.1. 1 i C MoO K N j / >G KB COUNTY.Wobo O. TWu Mg.N ill > f r . in . ■. ippllcnt . w V 1 ' the frti’te'nr‘HuckieyV. sell tLo'i'.M.d beUiu.oc King, la'e • >1 r.ii.l comity. william KING, uotiLVd lo r -h*-w l cause, u any they liave. w hy 1 Administrator. L. Ku N. D. Gucrry. Archer Gnlltth, Wui. A. McDoui W. W. Runt, W. II Brav. “* >«. II D .wi A. Si rot her, S. Jaeksoi .}, P. I lit.-. \V. Pete-; »f this Cu •feed to no mi t Directors a _ President ufsaid Ruud, and that a committee of ■luted by the Mayor to I'Mst the nute. by ballot, a Prcsljgnt pi • on i" iepi• and Girard Ruiln til rue be vote..! t tho flr-t . the Council. Adopted, '•'or 1* Jiree. and W. II. Y Wh .MONTHS alter the pulnication of this ini»icL-, upplimtion will he n Ordinary ot Talbot county. ton Delugato ’* here h» would •r or Principal on will be made to tliu t hot county, for leave to « f W. F. Robinson, lot•• of T; JNO. W. GAMBLE. Chief. 1UJ •ui'h ritixen iso the eld>"ii >i l.itt. i - of holding eh-, no allowed to vote m t liorciiiuiter provbled. Shi, i>. In «v#»ry Ni uthorlxed by this MONTHS after the ice, application will I Unary "f TaMml i ■. V.. a. ‘‘"sasicv iTioRNiuS' the Court ve to sell the estate of William arc junior Colon 1 >-r ..tix r > or tlu 1 otliei-r in j judges aid three> eleellon. who -lial the poll t> sell the lan<l WAItUK.N LEWIS, adui r ol returii“ in tin idiu*«th* r < l«. \ li su'di rogiim i. made to tho Cui Unty, Gu., fur lea' the evtSlo of Aim j 'J’WO MONTH »•! Gnlinnry Ti ol Ordinary >>f Stewart • > sell tiie land belonging • W. A lark, dereosad M. J M, RKK. a.linr. r tlie publieMtion uf this Alfred Jv il then proi u. r £S uu " wiili the oiuor Blackmon a; The .Mayui appoi •t tlio \ otc of the •■ hohb r- of the i nl W. II. Vo Bluckmon J. McKe »ed«d to iiominnto thn ry. The names or D vine- E. OocheA. ll.iiii the first of Juh, Dr. 11. Ulii'j of the Nulioi this |>u the committee. By Aid. Lso— Jtteoloal, That, it having been proved lio- rn IllUnminnil fk,.» »l,« WOIUUII called Fur.tll Davie, who keeps Street. i» a niilsaiiae. tuat the uuiied to order the nuisance Adopted. We, the undesigned, ul'Culuinhn;, il« hfirohy tflsilly that Mis. Peter A'urrol i.s a nuinancu to i iirighborbrnnl in which wo live, and Jo rm.Rtly requMit to have her removed. Pai iijuk Biudy, Dkvkp, Jam. McGuvku.v. Al.nun SlLVKI’S, Wh. Mkhrpitii. John (JinoKb. Which was received, and the pa. irupport thoir cuiupluiul by affidavit, i , .jioir cuiupluiul by uffld' 1 * ,r "' • irtiio* to law. The following account- worn preye „„„ ordered to ho paid i One In favor of J. W. Bev ill for *04 J * 0t «i:c . such elc 10. Kvi Natmi I tlio V... o >li->'llill h>ddini| ion of the such election faithfully ns| M*yL18ttL j uui-2 An Act 11 Authui * Mails. r.mfnlrr, Th ■> Ule Post in »LKMAN. Adin’r ’IMVt I im MONTH-’ iRf 'i":,:, for tlio eiiQvoyanci dispatches >>uly. as i disnutch than chii I mails; and the line linlied shall he >1", h Me. 2 The inter shall be tlx, d by th*' ’.SiiG 1 . Hetuivcil, Thai i in Ids discretion. | (I \\ llutl Gkiiuuk W. Jnjtt.a Jones hi tti« •li-ctinrge "1 tlio imp .riant and multifarious duties wldch devolved upon him. //..../ml,That tho Mayor aud Council deeply sympathise with tho taiully mid imniodiutu friends of tho deceased. licitlvil, That this body and its officer.-' will uttomi the funeral uf Air. Join- at such time a- tho funeral services may bo performed. Heeolvea, That tho Clerk nro Inn. enter the foregoing resolution* upon tlie minutes of the Council, and transmit a copy of the sumo to the family of tho deceased. Adopted. On motion, the Council then tvUouvncd until Monday, the tlth of .Inly, at 7' j o\dock, P. M. J. D.JOHNbON. Clerk, pro t. m. BY AUTHORITY. Act* mul ilcsolut Ioiik nf the t oiigreMa uf tliv Cuufetlfrate Stairs, |ms»r«l at tli* Third Sckiluu jatlj. The f.bMprr* 1 the (U n. That t is hereby nutln.ritod nd all t Soft# tory. auth. or foa direct ii Deportment, and for which a nre made by Congress. I'hnt the Corel ary of Wnv Is 1, ed to ratify and complete tl estate heretofore tu~. the Chief of Ordimn e iiimie shall h leu the Secretary of War. Sko. 3. Every pure hasp of freehold extalo lua'le hv authority of this act shall he subject •rants of the a- Acting Qiiarteruiusl Indian troops, J'ur • by Join the u*u Iuini.-hed !•* .lone.', tor tii hills of particular to nlex dollar pjirnfe'd 'Hint the A j im 1 >1 and i-thi r • itli ml Amend tho Third i f Ordinary of Stewart ten v * to (ell the uc H r'>e.«, In to Y iiiuiu IL-nry. minor and orphan id JtJ.-KPIl .x, HENRY, I;ft}. months fmin date application will be lc to thoCourt "I Ordinary ol Tulhnt Ja.. forlea.c tusell the real estate and belong!tig to the estate of Kchi'cco es. demised. WILKINS J. RAINKH. *>. I*»3. AdinV. til I A. IIAUIUS COUNTY -Where >'• M Smith, applies for letters of ■'ran. u <»u the ■ f Robert J. Can ar, iiu'p p i e to cite aud admonish all •1 • • he .m l appear at my oflico within 1 • .,i mi lettei under my hand and oflice Juuo 3*1, ’(13. GKO. W Ml'LLINS, . ■'•‘id. Ordinary. •KOI T \LlKiT < '•! \ H “ ' Won —„ v with li. Dixon, late ol ind admoni*h all cre-lltor* -t said by law, then aiul there to they have) why said loiters id. utficial signature, this 17th MARION BET HUNK. Ordinary. COUNT rriuo Wil h Wilsoi . Hus IT' JNO. JOilNbON. Ordinary. 'OGEE COUNTY.--Win. 7 Duke! deceased. « hereby . .....ve) why "tiould not he John 1 r they Iihvi t th« id county on tlu • 2.1 day of Juno, JOHN JOHNSON. C i G \S 11 her Kichurdsi Davie, Ivy A Den, Th-. Pullum. Lewis McQu'-cn, A Brother, J. U Winter. J. S. Winter, Slate of Georgia Muscogee County \ FOR SALE. ■'•p lie*- in the town »*f Auburn. Ala., h" \|..i,i. miiery und West Point Rail • &uo n°(.D- to K M. Reese II. D. CAPERS \\' • R»;i’ COUNTY. | ' • ll.« - AJtninistrntor of j I. hue. dsuid... uniy. II’ILL • • f r havo to m II th- » If I h uiging to aaid duc’d nth" hr * cribed by t f any tin he granted Ildar in m. l.HtiL t they havo, why ensuing, lit liot he granted. ' M A1 »* 1 ON*BKTl 1UNK, TALBOT CAM NTY. -Whereas iid Nathan Baugh apply f a<ltuiiiUtrati< o estate .titl.sl ruing tl l soldi ,1'S: ivrbfore !•> oito ami admonish aW *o kirdrwl and creditors of ».»id • und appear at tny office within ihcd by law. then und there to *ui> they have, why said letters uiy hand und official signature. the Co ederate Government. Approved May 1,1WS junotff—It lion of tlio propOrty.^ GlUnons not in tho mUitury gurvice nro admonished to ah* stain Bom acts of hostility upon penalty of being dealt with in n summary manner. Jackson, July 1. Capt. Kerr sunk 2 BtonnlbonU on tho Mississippi h tow day ■inuo, Jaa'Kson, July 1.--Nothing whatever from tho front Brisk lirinf; gointt on nt Vicksburg. Forty-ono negro soldiers, captured by Lyons near I’ort Hudson, arrived this evening. They suy they woro forced to take up arm.*. Jackson, 2d.—A special dispatch to tho Mississippian from Tangipahoa, 1st, says tho New Orleans Km of tho 25th ultimo reports that Col. Kllis, of Gon. Moutou's command, has captured two Yankee bat teries on Bayou Dos Alletuands, The 9th Connecticut Regiment, sent to their re lief, was also captured. Advices from New Orleans, 29th, say tho Confederates made a raid on Algiers (opposite New Orleans] ami destroyed all the Government stores; also captured the train of the Opelousas railroad, and re tired safely to Bayou dos Altomands. The Mississippian also loams from an authentic sourco that Urioo has undoubt edly oceupiod Helena. Richmond, July 1.—Tho York river Iruin this evening brings a report that the - v, r i. lU . „„ . n- l,... . „ i.. uil . , . f . _ torwaraireceix'edlntolhi'sorviceofthuCouiiHl- \ ai.ke as um.or l»iv ailvaiKod a- tar * r at,. sutw. by the Confederate Sui.--. -hall bo as the crow-roads in Now Kent countv. paid from ths date of ijtetr eulisimout. lh,l Willi.m.lH.rs rwd, — ■ -■ttlFmont • . allowon*'* and Inn y Uotifi-H an ordtr armilvd I ,. ih« .hIuay ••! Jun« . W. MULLINS. AB’llnary. HI,4a I1ARRI8 COUNTY. ! Kitulrod Taylut. Adiuinh hi Out In' gli PEG RG I A. BAR U Rh'h •-"! 1 K hum William W. Oku W. Mi . U MILLIN'. Juno Term, lieu. MSI. Jnlinary. presiding, >ax id*ou. adminlstr* •r Edward Niehnl*. .ring tiled hi* vouch I No. 5*4.) ( AEOUCIA. n-. W.’lOVi! Au Act tt to Oiganixo Militarj Army uf the Cunfedei and to define tho p Approved October "t ajditii hi authorised by an Act cuiiiled .-iiixo military euurt* to attend the Confederate States ill the field State* in tho fluid. military court to atteii 1 ea It ariu> corps in the field, now authorised by an Act outitled “An Act l organixo military euurt* to attend the Army of the Uoufederatu State* in the field •'• ' tiuu the power of enid Court*," ■ ISS lliturv i, right con huutlrod ilitnry dcpartuiHiiie l No. 7H.J An Act to pay Officers, Non-Commissioned Of ficer* and Private* not Legally Mustered into the Service of the Confederate States', for Services Actually Performed. The (hnarete nf the Conjederote Slate* of America do enact. That all officers, non-com- lainioncd ‘'ffieera und private* of unv legally eoitnitutod military organitAtion. wbicli may have been actually received into the.ervie tho Confederate Staten by any gent thereof, but were never legally into eerviee, in oonsequeneo of. the In tlu- muster-roUsofitueh military organiution, shall be entitle*! to reetive pay from the time r general otficcr and the t A pureve«l svs 1, IMS. INo. 7th] (n Act to provide tor the p North Carolina Troop*fro Knlidrnent. The (bnyrett uf the xaI to tire r. uude junel’l—law3w. payment of certain tho timo of thoir (bnfeiltrate Slatei t\f i heretofore milea from Riohiuond. City quiet. It wu ruumrod yosterday that tlio itoamer Fox and another valuable steam er hnd evaded the block a dorr «ml got aalolv to so«- With plenty of room, trio Yankeo boat* will have to be smart to overhaul them.- 1/oAt/r Tribune, 26/A lNo. 84.1 Au Act to provide tor the l’ransfer of PunottB Serving lathe Army to the Navy. The (bnor,** of the Confederate State* of America th etuiet. That all per»pn* serving lc the land turves ot the Confederate State* who ohnli desire to be transferred to the naval str and who^r transfer seruneu cr ordinary seamen shall be applied for by the Secretary the Navy, shall l*e trajnferrtd from the land bo organ!ted to r.i ii. the j ublic exigvu.o i„. •owir* preseriued iu the act of which ti Approved May 1. l&nl. Juuel2—law HA TT A11 (>OCl IE E CO l N T Y. IIOOCllKE COUNTY. iin. administrator on Helton, ha* filed hi» me for lottor* of di*- i - >u> »iicorned »ligw ( ' E( >10 • I V I I. ||. I pEOROlA. Mr . Marl iii*»er ii"vt: and that this rule a.V'liom the minute* of Harris “'gKg.'w. MULLlNS, Ord'y. - ri'.WARTl "I N I i linisiraGon on the estate «»f Wil hy said letters should mdt be r my. hand, in office, this 3d day " ' ^tod* 1010 ’ W ^ y * Ul( * * i bund, in office, this 2,] J. L. WIMBERLY. ; ' b in. Dunn, at tho hhuih J • iving failed to comply J t next, be sold at tho ri-k | JOHN HOWARD. { igreoably ».o un unit • t said county, u No Harry, about tort o* the estate of Lei y, deceased. Y M. SMITH. Kxecptrlx. AdmlnUtrator'a Hair. R ! ‘(i order of tho Court of Ordinnr Hai ion county. Get nri*. will be rehi MAH the first Tu. \Y!,!;!. JAMES M. BU< V ILK INS, Guardian. W Administrator** Hale. of J. B. McCa ■tit of the vredi day of sale. Administrator's ale. . McCANTS, udm’r Alabama, Huaarll I Chiirgcri with Offences uguiiut the Con fed e ** afthe Cinfed. rat* Statt* uf .U . That whenever, from ilisecuri' other reason, a District Court Commi- lU dl<ofetii.ii. deem Itinadvls prisoner to the jull of the cm n January y l.gqd. this 22d June, Ki3 J AS. CASTLEBERRY, rh, to. .h. toJitflm ^JEOKGI CHAri AllU' CliEE COl NTY. eeriiud. that Mi - E. A- Bo*h! ciooutrlxof tb* nhall. in hU diyoretii.ii deem it iiiadvisablot ' 1 utartio!l -"uil. \ > '*! , commit u Priaonor to. the jail of th* county In j toetainontar)' abated: and that \\T r\':: Touohton. lata of r all concerned to which lie ihttjl be silting, he jhailVJmiuTt'‘film I complied w ith tii to any other jail v ithin hi* district, or •»... i: I • - “■ • • trlct within whie'h tho otTcnee in alleged to any otoer jail v ttmn uudbtrict, or the din- I r a'ti< trict within which the otfi-nen is alleged t» hax e ! ” been tfoiuuiitttvl, which shall seem to Imu most convenient and sale. Skc. 2. That whenever It shall appear to a t \j Commissioner that 1 — •’ ‘ the I with the will uunexod on the ; futU.r* r oduiiu the j is- have Mia Tho most be vested iu the Clark of the Superior Court, or J 1 tho first l , wi 12,V77.-7i.Z I “* ou«usi uc*x, uuiou su.ua valid ob- >Hl reasou exist* tor the iiniii»n i* lau.le io hi, ui.n..ii.iii>..n( val of a.prisoner already committed, he of Juno, lee.: Juno 7. Ivx ( , M r Vi’! These arc t prescribed hi not be grante J. L. WIMBERLY k and admoi •aid letter* p..i..CcJ br tb. and stating the » all parties in ice, the 26th day | '■ AD DELL, j AdmiltlMfrator'* Sale. ' The hlntc of Alabama, llUkuell Count) | lx uu i'li.,»•»tk Covet. Juno JJth. 1JK3. , | /1A.ML this day Jane llarrisou, the widow of \J Thomas llarri-on. deceased, and filed for i jetloi. .. Approved May 1, \$iW. comiuilmeni . counuitted bln jane\2—\atv2w. Ml h. iso,; i.«t next, unless s. o hi« appoiutuuu. jy hand ami official signal J Art. CAI.TLKUERllY. thereof shall otherw Thai tilde-* the Lceul. .the uieu I the Sta nsequeucc of tho i , June Ifid . Ordinary. i IN MAHIGN >4 1‘i.UlGK ColllT, MARCH TERM. 18&L JaUka L. Bkasinutoi ! Mamv Utamioreg. ! I iu tun ha* ttlod hi* Libet for Divorce, return- ^""-rior Court of said oouuty, in , ; it further appearing lhat tho ! upietl wholly or In part by thot. of the enemy, may, ou j'roctamation of that fact by tho Governor of said State, be ch,.- *eii by tho qualified voter* thereof, iu such perilous of the State os shall not be so occu pied, Skc. 2. The election provided for in tho fore going section shall be held at such time aud placer- as u»*s be prescribed by tho law* of said Slate now in force, or a* hereafter be eu ■ Libel for Divorce. I,, liras- Sheriff has loadekis return of non eel un entu-. It is ordored, that uotii*« be given by publii tion in teruu of the law iu such cast provided. A tr 6th. 18 a teruu of the law iu such cares tuado and I ox A: Butt. AttyV for Lib't. | extract from the minutes this March - . W. McDUFKIE. Clark. , G’i: J.J HUFF. ,\ Ordinary. | coq •K COUNTY.— WhereasT*ait lies u. mr for Letters uf the • c‘tuU! ot «las. II. Rucker, ! Mri reeaaed— { ■ io eitc^and admonish all j •tatute, why said letters l 1 'PI • o 1. ii. Bice, June loth, I nd testament of j ii waddell, uixd CrrUttora. to the estate </ Mi- --e 1, lato "f Muscogea within the time pre- IIINKS IIOLT. t Ittiodes. late uf si rcouiro<l to pr«s*« M RHODES.