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lontii and Morr.lt Alaliapia.
A cor respondeat of the Nett Orleans
Picayune, writing from Montgomery, sayß
of the Central (A-la) RaiLro&d :
The South and North Alabama Hail
-...asUs mended to run from Montgomery
to Decatur /The line of read was sur
tefedwjrreviowi tn the war, and some
twelve or fifteen miles are in running
order This section connects the iron
and ccai mines with the Alabama and
Tennessee Stivers Railroad at, sis miles
Dclcw Montovallo During the war iro
mecso quantities of iron and seal were
transported over these roads to the Con
federate States foundries and workshops
*t Selma. It is said the company are
making arrangements to commence build
ing the road,, and it is to be hoped that
they will be successful This road, if
completed, will forma direct ltneio Nash
ville, aod open up the rioh mineral lands
of North Alabama-
The mineral wealth ot Alabama has
never been developed, and was only bes
giuniog to attract public attention at the
commencement of the war. During hos
tilities coal and Iron was supplied to the
Confederate workshops at Selma,, but no
scientific survey was ever made, or If
made, it wa3 not made known to the pub
lic. Competent judges, however, declare
that inexhaustible beds of bituminous
coal, and iron far superior in quality to
that produced from the mines of Pennsyl
vania and Missouri extend through all
Northern Alabama- In certain localities
indications abound that rich streams of
petroleum underlie the coal strata. En
terprise and capital have alone been want
ing to bring these deposits Into market.
These will scon be brought into requisi
tinn,
Vliltßtlnaa.
liie Bishops of the Methodist Episco
pal Church South, its their Council at
Columbus, Georgia, prepared and adopted
f. plan of Episcopal Visitation, as follows;
THIRD DISTRICT —BISHOP FAIR!’
Memphis, at Covington, October 18,
Mississippi, at Greenville, November 8.
Mobile, at Mobile, December 6
Montgomery, at Lowndesboro’, Novem
ber 22-
lOTJKT2 3IBTRJCT—BISHC? rIEBCS.
South Carolina, at ■' ■ . No
.'umber 1.
Georgia, at liacca, November io
Florida, at Madison, November 29-
Tho plan for the First- Seocnd _snd
Sixth Districts, embracing Missouri, Kan
sas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Indian
Mission, Louisiana, and California, were
not perfected,
ft3csiiaii Vacation I® ce
atbijr A^jSStci&s
ite following from the Army and Navy
Journal, excellent authority, is worthy of
voasider&tioa in connection with the late
eiagulai intelligence from the Mexican
t order -
At present its country is authorized ta
toseider the Mexican question in process
of tpeedy and honorable adjustment.
Time will develop the method in which
that adjustment is to be brought about
In the opinion of the Journal there is a
mutual understanding that the foreign
ivoops in Mexico ars about to ‘Told up
choir tents like the Arabs,” and leave
that country to work *ut its own destiny.
tvcnsrai pope’s “Ten Titosjasa
Prisoßtrs,”
The wonderful capture made aitej the
evacuation of Corinth by General Pope ta
thus explained in a recent letter from an
f-courate war aorrespondsat
After the evacuation of Corinth Pope's J
reputation suffered greatly Lem a f-dae
dispatch assarting that he had captured
;ta thousand prisoners Pope was in the
rear- One of his t übordinates on the
front telegraphed him substantially as
follows :
"The woods are tail oi demoralized and
hying rebels Some of my officers esti
mate their number as high as ten thous
and. Many of them have already eomo
into my lines/'
Pope forwarded (his message which
&<,id nothing about taking prisofiers, to
without erasing or adding a
line, and Hallect, excited by his own
iailure at Corinth, telegraphed that Pope
reported the capture of tea thousand
rebels.
COLUMBUS, GA„ SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1865.
Various Items;
> A soldier at Chattanooga stole a trunk
containing $43,000 from the Crulehlleld
House, but was apprehended.
General Sheridan, in order to encour
age discharged soldiers to remain In the
Couth, has ordered that such as desire it
shall be paid off without having to return
to their homes. Four million dollars to
pay thß troops arrived in New Orleans an
the I2th insf
A soece occurred, says the Alexandria
GeteUe, in a barber shop in Washington,
a day or two &£O, between Gen. -Rosseau,
member cf Congress elect from Kentucky,
and the barber, in whioh pistols were
produced by both parties, but the intef
position of others prevented their use.;
Judging from the following, which we
find in a Nashville ootamporary, that oity
must be a delightful plase to live In ■;
NR*hvllfe has four hundred whiskey
shops, ripe apples at two dollars a bushel,
all kinds of malarious fevers, and talk of
starting a fifth daily paper.
On the 29;,h ull,, the President par
doned ex Senator Nicholson, of Tennessee,
who was for many years editor of the
Washington Union, and colleague of
President Johnson in the senate at the
time Tennessee seceded Also General
Gideon J, Pillow, of same State, and es-
Gov William Aiken, of South Carolina
Buli Run Bussell, who was on |foard
the Great Eastern when the attempt to lay
the Atlantic ooblfl was made, intimates
that the “acaident" to the cable was no
aooident at ail, but the work of " some
horrible assassin-" Frequent, evidences
of its having been tampered with were
dissevered in paying out, previous to the
final catastrophe,
The New York Times says that there is
authority for stating that hereafter no
pardons will bo delivered to agents and
attorneys They will be delivered cither
to the applicants in parsed, or (what is
more convenient and less harassing to
the President) will be sent to the appli
cants by tbo mails from Hie State De
partment.
T'be Emperor Maximilian has purchased
and shipped from New York, for the Im
perial printing office in the oily -of Mex
ico, a sat of Hoe’s celebrated printing
presses; has ordered two steam fire en
gines from the same plaoa, and is about
to contract with New York ship builders
for several steamships, planß of which are
n.ow on the way to him.
Cob William Preston Johnson, late aid
to Jefferson Davis, baa been released
from Fort Delaware by order of President
Johnson, through the intercession of bis
family, who olaimed that aa he was an
officer he should be placed on the same
footing with other prisoners of war.
Col. Lubbock and Harrison, Davis’s pri
vate secretaries, still remain confined in
Fort Delaware.
Madame -Jhmei, the widow ot Aaron
Burr, left property valued at $700,000.
The Episcopal Church iu OarmansviHo,
New York, has been very small and quite
poor, The renter was very attentive to
Madam Jumel. She left the society
money enough tn build an elegant church,
and mads the motor bar residuary legatee,
by whioh ha will inherit the snusr amn of
SIOO,OOO
No railroad trains stops long at Vesaul,
in France, but travelers are informed by
advertisement that they will find hot
meals in baskets composed of three dishes,
half bottle of wine, bread and desert The
passengers leave the empty baskets and
dishes, half an hour later, ** the next
statioD, and pay two and a half francs,
about fifty cents in American currency,
for their leisurely repast.
• A speoial dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial, from Washington, saya the
order pubUshad in the morning papers
announcing the mustering out of a large
number of Major and Brigadier Generals
is pronounced by the War Department to
be bogus. No such order has been issued,
though it has been in contemplation to
issue such an order for some time Tho
bogus order musters out Generals who
are on important Ccnrtmarfials and oth
er duties
The Louisville Journal publishes an
appeal of Fast Grand Master Charles G.
Winteramith, of Kentucky, to the leading
members of the United States, calling a
convention in Louisville on the second
Monday ia October next. The objeot
of this convention is to promote a spirit
of harmony and friendship throughout
the whale country, to reconcile alienated
States, to heal the wounds of war, and
restore the ol’ "union of hearts and
union of hands "
Tho Richmond Republic says that after
the surrender of Gen. Lee, his son, Wil
liam H. F, Lee. without loss of time,
repaired to the White House, determined,
notwithstanding the lateness of the se&oon,
to attempt io make a srop of corn. Three
ycung men, formerly of his command, at
tended him. A German and an Irishman,
and two freedmen were subsequently add*
ed tej their force, They began ploughing
on the 29th of April, and have made a
splendid crop of corn, estimated at 1500
bosh&is
A. new method of robbing stores at
night, says the -Albany (N, f.) Argus,
has recently been put in practice in
Brooklyn. Ths thief, with one or two
Confederates, stands at a store window
and oovers a pans cf glass with a paper
well saturated with mnoilage. When the
mucilage dries, the thieves await the
noise of a passing cart, and then, by a
quick blow, the pane is shivered but no
j glass falls, as it adheres to the paper,
which also deadens the sound of the blow.
The thieves then cut the pane out and
take what they can get.
Tue great millionaire of
Baltimore, Thomus Winans, has gone to
Russia to managa the Emperor’s Railway
System Hi* contract calls for 8,000,000
cf roubles, or 54,000,000 in gold per an
j num, Mr. W is building in England a
I “cigar" steamer on a grand scale, with
| which he hones to vevolutionua tcean
navigation This ingenious and wealthy
I man had conceived and partially executed
j vast designs for the investment of hie
| capital at this point, but—the old man cf
the sea prevented He had been persecu
ted. — Exchange.
A Cure for Chwltriti t ..
Two significant facts—that the cholera
is raging iu parts of Europe, and that
New York oity is at present in a very
dirty condition, very favorable to the
pestilence—persuades a paper of that oity
to reprint the subjoined letter from a well
known Boston druggist and apotheoary,
first published several years ngo in a
Boston paper. We advise our readers to
take note of the remedy thus suggested
Rev. Dr, Hamlin, of Constantinople,
saved hundreds of lives by the following
simple preparation, during the terrible
raging of cholera in that city a few years
slcco- la no oasts did the remedy fail,
whire the remedy could ba reached in
season li is rw less effective in cholera
met baa and in ordinary diarrhoea, A
reojedy so sseiiy procured and so vitally
efficacious, should be always at baud.
An ordinary phial of it can be had for
twenty five cents and no family should be
without it overnight. The writer of this
received the recipe a few nights since, and
having been seriously attacked with
obolera morbus the past week, can attest
to its almost magical influence in affording
relief from exermiarieg pain Hi ai
dant !y bopes that evsry one whoso eyes
trace lines, will out the artirla from the
paper, and procure' the mediaiue without
delay. Its prompt application will re
- lime pain, and, presumptively, save life
Take One part laudanum,,
Qae pari camphorated spirit,
Two parts tincture of ginger,
Two parts oarsienrn
Imsr -Dae teusponful in a wiue glass
of water If the case ia obstinate, repeal
the dose in three or four hours.
IJkhhy Hoyt.
ii .iaelUiug of the terms upon whioh
our railroads arc tn be turned over by the
government may ba reasonably interred
by the rules adopted for similar notion in
Tennessee Gan Thomas has appointed
aboard of appraisers, to assoes, at a fair
valuation, ail govtrniiifcnt railroad prop
erty on the roads to be released. Each
railroad company 13 required to reorgan
ise, snet elect a board of directors of ac
cepted loyalty, and will be required to
give bonds that Iliey will, IffVyoar from
tile date of (ho frans'er, pay a fair valu
atioti for government property turned
over to them All railroads la Tennessee
will be required to pay all arrearages of
internet' due os» the bonds issued by that
Stale previous to the data of its pretended
Recession* before any dividends may be
declared and paid Buildings erected by
government on the line of railroads, not
useful for the business of the companies,
will not be charged for ; neither will the
rebuilding ot bridges, etc., destroyed by
the United Btat.ee uriny.~— Macon Tel. Ith
#
Tne Tfecmaavilla Fnterprise of the 30th
alt. cays
A genti.-man ol this county informs us
that the oatespUler has made its appear
ance iu bis neighborhood, and is sweeping
the .union fields where it goes. His own
cotton fields, and some of his neighbors’,
are already nearly destroyed, and they ap
prehend that, from the early appearance
of the caterpillar, they will have very
little cotton to gather. When this inneot
makes its appearance in the cotton field,
the rapidity with which it spreads all over
the country is astonishing, and almost
surpasses belief. They utterly destroy
every vestige of green substance of the
cotton plant, leaves, bolls and barh of the
plant, leaving the oottoa fields With the
appears nne of having been soorohed with
fire
Fr««i<teai joliaaoa and JHeriuilil«Bi
The New York Herald publishes a long
story to the effeot that Senor Degollado,
a Mexican gentleman well known in this
country, had arrived in Washington one
diplomatic mission from the imperial
government of Mexico, Ha is said to
have brought with him an autograph let- ’
tsr from the Emperor Maximilian, son
graluUting Mr. -Johnson on his succession
w> the presidential chair, and expressing
proper sentiments'of condolence in regard
to the death of Mr Linooln. This letter
was not received, however ; the reply to
Degoilado ceiog that the president knew
no such.person as the Emperor ofMexioo.
ii»»
Vsxctttte Bei>tU in Kaglsr,d,
The Nashville Preei states that in the
fall of 1861 Governor Harris sent forty
one of the bonds cf Tennessee, the prop
erty of the State, for SI,OOO each, to an
eminent banking house in England, to be
deposited to the credit of tho Governor of
Teonessse. Governor Browulow, upon
lsaming this fact, instituted inquiries in
regard "to these bonds, from which it ia
ascertained that they are still iu the hands
of the English bankers who had been
Instructed by Harris to deliver them to
no one except upon his order- Gov.
Brownlow has taken steps for their re
oovery
SloOdjF Sataiil*}'
Ihfc fit, Louis Democrat, of the lust,
says i Saturday night was prolific of vio
lent scenes. There was at least one mur
der, a raietds or two, several stabbing
affairs, and two or three shooting scrapes,
with any amount of drunks and fisticuffs.
The polish were kept busy all night, and
the calaboose was filled with reprobates.
On Sunday morning a mad ox took a turn
through sh? sity, commencing at the
levee and ending somewhere on Clark
avsnue. It is stated that bo gored at
least a d'zen persons, and had everything
bis own way.
[tiiiltwy ve. Civil I<*»
Gav Holden, of North Carolina, having
requested General Roger, commanding at
Rcvlaigh, to remand three citizens, charged
with assaulting a freed man, to the civil
authorities, the general replied that he
deemed it inexpedient to comply with (he
request, as the magistrates do not «aks
official notice of unlawful violence to
freedmen.
How to Pardon.
lieio is the mode recommended by the
New York Tribune:
Let tbs President select whom he
will not pardon, came them by name as
leaders of tbs rebellion, and exile or hold
j them for trial Then pardon all the rest,
by proclamation,
Tee receipts of the city of flew Orleans
I for 1664 were $1,682 f 83 T . 61. and its ex
i penaes $2,060,853,39,
RAIIiROAI) directory.
MIT3COOEX RAIIHOAU,
beat's Columbus 7.00 am I leave Ma.ren 7 23 a in
arrive at Macou 4.00 p m | Ar. at Colnmbns 4 24 p ni
* KOHTOOMntV ANP WlisT POINT RiII,BOAP
Leave Girard. „f.ooam| I.’veMontgm'y 720a ui
Ar. Montgomery.B 30 p m L’ve W. Point .0 00 a m
At Wot Point 460 p iu | Ar. at Girard 5.48 pin
MOBJLi ANP OIRARP RAiCROAP
Leave (lirard... ,8 00 p m | L’ve U. 3pr’ss.6.3i p m
Ar. On. Blivings 7.30 a m | Ar at Otisr.l 10 00 a tr,
MACON ANP WESTERN BAIT ROAP
Leave Macon... 5.16 am 1 I.oava Atlanta. 5.80 a m
Ar. at Atlanta.. 6.10 p m | Ar. at Macon 1 45 p m
'OtT'in-WEPTFRST RAUROAD
Le&va Maivu. 7.23 a tn I Leave Knfinla . 5.10 a m
At .at RmAnla 618 pm | Ar. at Macon 4.10 p m
MAIL IRANI ON ALBANY BRANCH.
L V? SiiiitUvtlle 2.42 p m I Leave Albany.. 7.30 a in
Ar at Albany ifi pm | Ai. at S.nil.bvUle.O OW a w
CINTRAL RAJtIROAP
iTfUi.a run each way tri-weelily, leaving Macon
nu Sfindays. Wr-tnesitays and Fridays, -In.i return
altPßaa'e days
Leave Macon Isoa m I L've Eaton ton 8.00 kAt
Ar at Kntonton .121). m | Aral Macon L. 38 atn
. MAOON ANP IiRUNSWICX RAil.RO.il).
i .eai s Macon . 330 pm I Leave Jnnrtion.ti.3o atu
At at Junc lon . fl.4oi> m | Ar. at Macon, 10.20 a m
• 020A.71A RAtI.ROAP.
Leave Attaut-s 115 pra I Leave Augustr 600.. m
Ai al Aitgnsla < f>s pra | Ar. at Atlanta 1026 pra
WFRTKnv AN'II ATT ANTIC RIILR.UU.
f.save Atlaii a 810 am lAr at Atlanta 1,80 pm
LVCoatianoogav.lj a m | ArCUattitnooga7.4n p ui
2.. MASHVULC AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
L» Uhatvanooga 730 a m I Lv’e Nashville 8.80 aui
Ar. at Nashville.B 30 p in | Ar L:|iatlanojga.9.3o p m
HFAPQ K3 DISTRICT OIT COLUMBUS, J
Asst. Provost Marshai’r Ornrr, l
Macon, lla , August 1,18 fl(. 1
Circular , No, l.
In oritei toafiord ample opportunity t.. the peo
pie ot this District to take the oath of allegiance
prescribed In the President's&mnoaty prordatualion
of May 29th. 1805 the t .lluwlng name.l oilioera are
appointed Provost Marshals
I. Limit. John 0. Hester, 145t1i Indiana, at Bain
hridge, for the counties ul Decatur, Miller uud
Bar ly.
• 2. Capt. N. AV. Huffman, 1 loth Indian a, at Cm Ur
bort, for tho countier nt -tie))—m, tHnj y•sramtodptf,
Wensuu-, ehewart and Quitman.
3. 'Capt. John 3. Pratt, 147th Illinois, at Albany,
for the counties Os Dougherty, Bnker, Mitchell,
Culqliltt and Worth.
•4. Oapt. (I. A. Batdtvell, 147t.h lllmoh, nt Atuerl
cua, for the counties ,»f Ijne, Terrell, Sumter, Douly
and Schley,
5. Lieut. F. F. Fletcher, 187tb '.bio, at Fort Val
ley, for the comities of Macou, II ous ton, Taylor and
Craw Ltd
6. Oapt. .1. li. Outbrle, 187 to Ohio, at Macon, fir
the counties ot Bibb, Monroe, I’iUo and,Upson.
7. Oapt. G. Goble, 151 et Illinois, al Oolmnbus, for
the conntiei of Muscogee. Ghuttahoo,hue, Marlon,
Talbot and Harris.
11. The Assistant Provost Marshals thus iles'gna
tei, will visit the county scats of tho counties to
which they are assigned for the purpose of admin
istering the oath to such as apply—giving to the
people previous notice, by priutod baud hills or oth
erwise.
111. Iu nilminiltering the oatli they will be gov
erned by tho instructions ooutalned in Circular, No.
6 Headquarter- Military liivisicn Tennessee, June
85,1865.
By order Brig. Uen’l Croxton, commanding Tus
tnct of Columbus
DANIKL A. RIJSSELL,
soptH 61 Msj.and Prov. Mar.
HEADO’9 MIL. DIV. OF THK TENNESSEE,)
Orno* Provost Marshal General, r
Nashville, Todd., June 25,1866. J
CIuCULAII
To secure uniformity tbi'oughont the Military
Division dl the Tenoeseoe, in administering the
amnesty oath prescribed by tlie President in his
procla nation of May 29th, 1865, and to preserve
the records of such oaths, the Major General
Commanding directs that such oaths lie uubscribed
lit triplicate, two numbers on sheets or rolls, one
of which te to bo filed at department headquar
ters., and one to be forwarded to the department
of State at Washington, and one convenient copy
to be given to ttie party ettbscrlblng the oath.
Blanks for the purpose will iio furninhed each
dej,artmerit from this office.
'Tlfe- arburttriy oath will not be aiiminisfered to
such persons as are excepted n-on, tha l.eno(if; of
the iPresident’a proclamation, eßoept for the. pnr
poaa of enabling them to apply to ihe President
for special pardon; and in such cases but one
Copy of the ontb will be subscribed, which copy
.will, by the officer administering the oath, ba at
tached te, and form a part of the applicant’s pe
tition for pardon
In all sreoial applications for pardon, the appli
cant roust state olearly and fatly under how many
and which of the exceptions named in the Presi
dent's proclamation his case comes; he must also
state whether the government has taken posses
sion of any pari of his property, also whether any
prcceedioge are pending against hf m in any of the
Uni tod States Conrts for treason, or for conspiracy
against ihe government cf the United States • and
the facts stated In tnch application must ba sworn
to before they will be forwarded.
The petition will then be forwarded r,y iha effi
cer administering the oath, to the department
commander, who will, before forwarding the satis
to the department at Washington, refer tbo peti
tion to the Governor of the State in which his de
partment Is, to enable him to investigate the mer
its ot the case, and to recommend to tb* Presi
dent such action as to him seems Just and proper.
Each department commander will designate
sntubte officers to be conveniently located for ad
ministering the amnesty oath, and tnch officers
will. Irs governed by these instructions.
The name and rank of snoh officers, with a state
ment of the points where stationed; will b* re
ported to this office.
By command of Mujcr General Txomas.
J G PAftKHURbJ.
fcvi Bug Gen and Frov Mar Gen.,
sug3lßt ' MilDivTena,
BRIDGE BUILDERS,
THE Uiideroign- J offer their service* to the coun
try in the Bridge Buiidiog business, which
has be-m their special occupation for some time.
They are prepared to lake contracts for any kind
of Fridges, and to execute the work promptly and
iu the best workmanship style- The numerous
Bridgesipnt up by thorn in Last Alabama, consti
tute sufficient recommendation They have re
ceotiy been engaged in repairing Bridges on the
Montgomery A West Point Railroad, and refer to
the officers of thsi Company,
scptllw DM* J. M. FORD
plantation for Sale fa Terrell County.
CONTAINING 1,000 acres, 400 acres cleared
land, all under good fence. The place is with
in three miles ot Brown’s station on the Snath
western railroad, situated on Moscey creek; im
proved double lop dwelling with pant-age, shed
rooms and outbuildings sufficient lo accommo
date laborers for the plane, and other neegsoary
outbuildings, gin boine, screw, Ac.; will sell the
present crop if desired. For Untour information,
call on Dunlap a 00, Macon, or myself on the
■ premise- My postoffico hrowa’a station, .1 W
R P- S 3 DUNLAP,
augfil ts
RECEIVI\G A IVD FOttWARDHVfI COTTON
FROM rnr:
Ih i'F.ltlUU IU HA VAMMAIf.
AND resbipped to the North. The n o-ieriiyned
will receive cotton from the Georgia BaUroad
depot, and forward it l-» etearaera or flat boats to
Savannah Insurance effected hero to Savannah,
or through to Ng.v York. Having bean long eu
gaped ai agent of companies, the most favorable
freight engagements will be made Funds must
bo provided Tor railroad freight, and insurance to
this point, Cotton aot in good order when receiv
ed, will be put in o-dr r at tbe expense of owners.
JOHN B GtJfiU,
61*31 ts Augusta. Ga.
D. P. FAULDB'
Great Southern Music House, i
-Vo. 70, latr 223, Main Street,
between Second and Third,
I.OUISVILLK, KY„
SOU I’HERN agent for Steinway A
Pons, (Jhlcknrirg 4 Tons
C. Oabler's, and First Clasn Pi
FORTE3, H D A H W Smith's Amor-l/ " * U «
tnan ORGANS and MELODEON9, and Martin's
Quitabs, at manufacturers’ prices.
Musical Instruments of every description Fresh
Italian, French and English Violin, Guitar and
Vlolinoello Strings, of the best quality, reoeived
monthly, direct from the factories Trade sup
plied at lowest kabtern priors.
Auy Musici or Musical Instruction Books,
published iu this country besides my own pnbli.
Itcations, amounting to over 10,009 plates, embra
cing the largest stock of Music in the South or
Bouihwest Dealers, Schools and Teiohers sup
plied at ihe nmol discounts. Muelc and Cata
logues forwarded by mall, postage paid. 3end for
H Catalogue
D P FaULDS, Importer of Musical Goods, Pub
lisher of Mnßic and Dealer In Piano Fortes. 70
late22B Maio hirert, lieiwsr.n 2d and 3d. Louis
ville, Kentucky
My instruments are nil manufactured expressly
for the Houthsru climate and nre fit 11 v warranted
nugSlCt
f M, ORIIrV THOMAS s, MORO4N
hi. Dl. aRUUfci 6t. GU.»
BROAD Hi, AUGITHTA, ill ,
Bankers and Cotton Factors,
liE.At.ERH ISXGLUBIVELY IN
Fdllklutv 4 iVD IMOiEffljt! EXLHiffbh,
€a!u, inieerrsat lilauey suit f’uH..».
11l AVE this day takeu into pail ue ship THOM AH
3 MiiRHAN Ido this in recognition and ap
preciation of tits unimpeachable integrity,and high
capacity as a biiaineas man, and his long satisfac
tory and successful manggmuent of mycommerclel
»'m( financial atlalrs, and his fidelity to my inter
ests, (haring been with mo almost without, inter
mission for more than fifteen years.) I do, thera
lorey commend him filth eonlldouce to tho busi
ness public. It. M. IIRUt.E.
Augusta, tiu, Atlg. Ist, 18d6. angßl fill
WITHEB&“& IsblS,
(jfc'NERAL COMIWIStSIOS MKRCHAIVT3,
ANP
PtIBCHABING AGENTH,
Tiiird, tietween Cherry and Mulberry Htfotts,
MACON, GEORGIA,
SOLICIT consignmonls of Merchandise, Country
LY Produce of all kinds, Cotton \aruH, Hhcet
inga, Osnaburgs, Wool, Cotton, Sugar, .‘Jyrup,
Jlanufactured and Bmoking Tobacco, Ac.
Orders for r.ny artiolo in our market promptly
tilled. Gold and Bilver, bought and sold.
.Special attention given to tho purchase of Cot
ton by our Ml' Loud, who has 23 yoam’ expoiienoe
iu that business. WM W WITHER*,
I site ut Witherß A Cos. Atlanta, Ga.
1> H LOUD,
Lute of Mcßride, Dor-nit A Loud.
references :
We leapeuLfully refer, by permiiiiou, lo Measra
Barrett A But ; Mitchell, lined ACo, Lee, Jones A
Cos, 1> P Ferguson A Langston, Crane A Hammock,
Atlanta, Ga, and J W Pears A Cos, Dunn A Hang
ham, G l i XI H O liver, J L Baulsbury, E C Gran-
Dls9, Macon, Ga, Messrs Raymon A- On, Joyce, Al
ander A Cos, Eufanla, Ala. augßl ts
Everybody Should Read It!
WF. MEAN THE
NEW YORK wmv t
NOW BB.IPY, CONTAINING TWO
tifisroiitig, kicittng,
Tbriillug
K * * M -AtlN' OBI*4!
TBS HMT, Elimifi
OWEN, THE OONVIOT
THE HEART’# DEVOTION!
UI REROAF.S I'HS
flit#4TtaT UOmNCE OF HODFWN ilfilLS,
not eXcepUng tfie moat popular of Dumas’ works.
It.is the story of a youth pnaherplnto crime hr tb»
force of circumstances, and • of a pure, devoted,
whole-souled woman who refused to believe in hta
guilt, and nobly stood by him till the leal While
it has all the touching pathos of tho “Ticket-of
leave Man, It at tho aiime time is brim-lull of the
most extraordinary and aoul-stirrriog adventure*
by land and sea. The hero gets out of one diffi
culty into another with a rapidity which is won
derful, and which shows the moat unexampled
ingenuity on the part of the highly-gifted author,
who holds fits readers as if spell-bound from the
opening to the close. Old romanoers who read
the manuscript—men whb have bean familiar with
story-reading and story-writing throughout their
lives, have been so entranced with thia truly won
derful story that tbsy have found it impossible to
lay it down till they have read the very last line.
THU li£XT STORY IQ ENTITLED
Tbe Cabiaii Heiress;
08,
HicU H'UFSm&ii'S 3338 ET ?
This is from the pan of car highiy.gifced con
tributor aod is, beyond question, the finest tains
she has thus far writton It is full of lots and
mystery, and possesses a ohar-n which cannot tall
to fascinate all who may road ts
OUR TERAI&
TB EN. Y WEEKLY is sold by al; New.-i Agents
tn tbe U. U. The price ts Fix Cxtrs, but where
Agents have to pay extra freight a higher price is
charged. When them iaa news Agent ia the
town, we desire our friends to get the IT. Y Week
-17 through plm. When sent by mail, single cop
ies, $4 per annum; four copies, 111); eight cp
ies 620. The party who Bond ns S2O tor a eiuo
eight copies, alt sent at one timed wtil be entitled
tea copy ibex. Pot masters and others who get
lip olnbs, in their respsouve towns can after
wards add stDgie copies at $2 69 Canc-ia subscri
bers must send twenty cents in a-ldltlon tr, tne
sufisc.ciptlon. to pay the American postage
J T STEPHENS. A M ROWLAND. a l CABANI3B,
SrEPDENS, ROWLAND a (ABASIAS,
AaSßts far Proeurln* Paiaous, tad
tire Collection of Claims.
r ■ -jia above named partlss ba7e formed « psrt-
X airship for obtaining pardons for political of
fences, committed by c.itiioDS if Georgia sioco 19ih
January, JB6I.
One of tbs firm wilt b» sonsfantiy In Washing
ton City, where he enjoys peculiar pti x-nal facili
ties to give his-immediate attention to applies
catinnsdorwarded by either of (he others.
Upon notice, ona of tbo parties will visit any
connty in tho S ate-when Ihe batinora will justi
fy it.
parliauiai attention will be given to the prosecu
tion of claims for property taken or destroyed bjr
the Fedora! forces bldcb t fie armistice
It ts important that proceedings for pai.lon
should be instituted beiore action is taken by the
government for ihu confiscation of pr&peity
- ” Office a I K oott !t Howes’.
RITERENCFi:
tv B Johnston, T It Bloom, o G Sparks tUuc.ofi,
Ga; Dr W U Bchley, Cspt J B Banks, J 5 J Finch
ard, Col a robin; Judge J J Ray, Col T J Binunous,
Col tv B Scott, Orawf-wd county ; Capt J A Ear
clay,Col E S Ur.itn, Twiggs county ; 00l J A Bar
ney, Col O W Bartlett, Jasper oouaty; Dr L B Alex
ander, Capt J A Houser, Houston county • Maj B 1'
Ward, H R Heteber, Batts county ; Dr J T Cald
well, W J Howe, Hue county; Maj II Moore, A A
Nalls, Spalding; Dr R B Nisbet, Augustas Griggs,
Putnam connty; Thomas Bewen, Roland T Robb,
Jones couuty; T J Flint, J H Johnston, Dougher
ty county; Cot G B Lama, 00l O H Prince, Baker
couDty, K A McComb, L H Briscoe, Bsldwin conn
ty ; T M Fnrlsw, Judsnn Kendrick, Bumtnr county.
Clark, Capt Leith, Pnlcslri county.
angSl ts
TO MANUFACTURERS
Fov Sale*
SEVEN BUTTON MACHINES,
XT® A FLY NEW. and in complete rnnnlng or
j_N der, for making Wooden and Kern Buttons • t
ail descriptions; also, a number of
Gomb Miiohtnss,
nearly completed, with «a—a and *ll n7c«ss*T7 m» •
terials.
Cast Btesl,
Sheet Brass and Copper e
Brass and Copper Wire;
Punches, Cold Chisels ,
Drills) Utoeke and files,
Hammers; Cai ipera;
Hand Vices; Bonch Vices, and a large amount of
other Tools, Iron Pudiu.-, U&ngera, etc- 25 doien
Half Round and Round Files, assorted sizes, Circu
lar Baw, 69 feet turned shafting, rollers and Belt
ing. Also, a Steam Engine, of atx horse power cat
on Locomotive D ii«r. fa ooinp'oe order.
Allof which will be sold cheap. To any ona de
siring a good investment, thia affords a rare oppor
tunity fffaqulncf
JOHN EGGFR,
ito, 10 JlarUet Street,
swpti in Montgomary, A'alact
j7n. El C!. D, FINDLAY;
tiFFSr.Jr y.|. PAIIHAKI' & GTlßfi's
’tIACON, GEORGIA.
: tiv, uudcreiu ail t ike pleasure to asnonnclf*
i that tfiry> have eatf.Minhed an office—lor the
laeaoiii —it tho hardware house ofjfessis Car
bare.t Cti'd, t.herry sue r. wbera ono or bvtk
memhrva oi liia fi.'iu car; ho fina l at all tirr. .a
•Jhi-y deal e to have eioaeil as curly no posdhie,
all ouGfii\ding indrbied iess, and would reapect
sppcifiil yintu.iu ih eo lud htccl, that cotton, wool,
bacon, ifi.tsr, lumber, anti produce or provisions cf
«»y !i'ii i will bo reCfivt.i In payment, and the very
h'gbeat market prioeanll wed.
As RMshir-irncu from tbelr patrons vs..-, ijtvr tnoru
needed tlisn ‘P tHI» time, U la hoped that tips »p
p at may m li t 'viih ache. rftil resporse
They have on hand, aud for sale, (Cirftiiar) saw
mill rartiagi a. Influx head block, rack and rail,
wing and coooavo gudgeona, mill Irons (sawenl
gnat) of our old aiundard patterns, tuaina work
bolts, and a variety of castings
They intend resuming the foundry and maohtM
hUHioaits in all Us brauchea daring the enecing
fell; meantime will bo pleased to correspond with
parties dealring estimates furnished, or new worfi
to otder.
May 10th, 1862, they tenderud friends find tfc*
public goner-illy thetr business valedictory | they
aro now again before them and »w»i> commands
J.IJIE3 N FINfiLAY,
fifigettt*.,,' oni?iß. I) eINuLAY
Augusta Nows Agency*
NO. 308 BROAD STREET
IUiVF. openoo an Oftico for the receipt of sub
u ii'iptlons and adyeMtsementßfor variom news
papern, at the store of Mcesre, W. A. Ramsey A
Go., No. 3'JS Broad strent, Angus:*, Gu In viow
of tho spoeaiy roiamption rof trade, thiswlu be an
advantageous rhaanei of communication between
the advertiser nnd pnblisiior. Subscriptions end
.advortisemeuta received for the Augusta Daily
lYapsrrij>t tho Macon Daily Telegraph and the
Georgia Weekly 'time., pnb.iih'U at. (Jnthbert.—
Oottou and wholesale dealers and 0 .nuntasion Bier
chant* would do well to give ine » call
w. G WHIftBY.
46#“ Newspaperii desiron; <d avoillng tfietnseivea
of the Agency, will addreßn me at tnia point, with
speoimea copies of paper.
References—J; N. Kiis, Augusta; Olayland 4
Dumble, Macon: A. R. Watson, Atlanta; oapt. G
W. Knight, Ontbbert. augSl lm
Plantation for Sale and Ne
groes to Hire,
SWJSoi tbo best Plantations in Dongherty comi
ty, cf 990 acres, fur sale, 7 miles of Albany,
.red, and settled only five years 'ago; every
building on tho place framed, dwelling of S rooms,
160 feet of piazza, overseer’s house, 10 negro bon es
with brick chimneys, carnage house, stables, mule,
ox and cow shedr, all Tamed, with largo lots tc
them, barns, corn oiibs, gin houte and screw, fen
ces and every thing uu ibis piuoe complete and In
perfect order. I will sell on the place, if desired,
all that is on it, fi mules, 6 brood mares, a very fins
jack, cattle aud huge, and probably 7,000 tucbcls of
corn, aud 100 bate* of cotton.
There is now a gaog of 60 negroes, on the place,
who will hire tbemeelrea for the next four years
for a portion of ..he crop. Address,
ang3l ts N URCGiCB, QriiHn, 0a
COTTON! COTTON?
KISIIS oo„
AUGUSTA, GA„
COTTON FAOTOBS 8
4ru) Agents of the IVcw and Eisganf .
STEAWSEK iiS&KIU,
Rviiurißg Wschiy bsiween AfigjiSt-h
ana Ssvsrwall,
aAYINd made the necessary business errsnge
ments, are prepared to make liberal advan
ces on all consignment! of Cotton entrusted to
them for sale or shipment to Savannah, Now York
or Liverpool, with ell the coats, charges aud ex
penses attendant there a, inclu iog Interna! rev
enue, tax, Ac.
Comigumentß ertruitol to their care for Savan
nah or New York will bo forwarded on arrival by
the first trip of the ULLKN, and tear to oar
friends, sfe?srs Smith & Donning,iif New York,
if Intended for sole in that market, sc as to arrive
In tho short space of ei*ht days
Having established a lino cf otlppor -hlp§ Be
tween New York and Liverpool, an shipments of
Cotton Intended for the letter pitKC, will be sect
forward without delay, thus avotdlog the farther
expenses of insurance and storage wbde tn New
York ISBIN * 00.,
--sOßis of .steamer H<,ien ;
O3oe, -Jackson street,
aasoi 2a Upposito Mqu 2, Warren B neb.
Valuable Land for Sale.
IOPFKR for silo the follow lug lands: My res:-
deooe five miles aaet of Montgomery, conteln
irg 220acrto, with 60 a;rcs of timbered land Ov
this place there ia an Apple Orchard or eelentfroti,
most of it wluter fruit. Four hundred Fear Troeecf
tho Brrtlett.Seeksl, Beurrie 80-c and moro ther.
thirty other varieties; a good selection end aundry
varieties, of Figo; vineyard of table flr.pes, tn
olndiug severs' Uiuds; and a, largo Piam Orchard;
a well of the finest watn in the couuty, undanev
er-fallfpg resorvoL- cf stock water, ned a hedge of
a mite aud a quarter of Osage Orange, ruaibus beer,
thoroughly pruned to the prevent year and cow
forms a good barrier to stock
a portion nf thia Uod is alluvial and well adapt
ed tn Spring and fall culture if Vegetables and
other produce, aod offers laducemoots to Kurt coi
ns ;»not found 6lv3wm.ro in this vicinity. Tea
balance of this laud Is of tho beat nnaiUy of the red
lands on tho Line Cr-es road and is adapted tc tbs
culture of Cot'on or Cora.
One hundred ard fifty scre3 of Taiicpoose sot
tom land, 630f which aro cleared- the balance tim
bered. This land is well adapted to tfco culture of
Corn and Cotton.
Twenty acres, 2 miles south-east < f Montgomery,
nearly half o: thia laud is well-timbered, and ia s
beautiful Building Lot.
Forty acres on the Haynevilia road, S mllcc freer
Montgomery valuabie-for timber. Apply ta Tay
lor, Greene A Allen, or the n&dcreigned.
angel dii A MARTIN.
TBEOHHISTIAN INDEX,
BY tbs HttdT of •OCTOBER, or as soon esthe
mails aro ro ea ablished, I wdl renew ihe pub!!
cation of the ‘'CHitlsTlAN INDEX” Mod thj
“OHiLL'S liiDEX’’ I have been publisning.
Pries of L>dex per nennm 68 09
Piico of Child’s Index ps annum.,.,,.,, 50
(A deduction made for 0 übs.J
Henry maybe remitted at once, as my detorar
nation is positive. My de ire ia to scenrs a targe
subscription list with which to beg c, and I Issus
this p osnectu i that subscribers may have time te
forward tb-ir remittances.
It is my intention to issue first sftss papers, and
no pains or expense wiilb* spared to secure that
end. The best writers snd corfecpsud-niß villfce
secured, and the highest raliglonr and literary Lat
ent will be given to tho papers The CHU.S’fi
PAPER will bepr - nsely illustrated and will tn
every sense, bo m»do to confi rm to Its new <U!«,
TBE •CHILD'S DELIQHT l»
Mouoy may ba sent by Express or otherwise ~
if by kxprese, at my risk, if tho express receiptfs
sent mo, i-n the resumption of mai facilities.
My conceL-tien with J w Burlfe A Cos, Is dissolved,
but I will establish an office in Macon, Ga, where
comrauolcationsmay be addressed
aogSl lm S mVEI 80751N-
NO, 9.