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» Btl^ U»»U|, , i»i **• d,l r.d ll’llor, '"111. _ Hie i Ucn ud, tier® the J ft litiull i no otb«*J of, any* hen ther* . .) ion dell* (when tWl nrs, lorwff frnrtiuMil | fivedwl* lea ilolla w. illy duU&l w inulwiq or uiuk'l a°oi»aa ntDt.'.KM lu-a. rets) w" J»r». , eublu 11 SI»k«P. I KalU- ‘‘'I llquorilj im HU 1 , ollar«, WJ in In >. jam. "l BAIL ¥ TvVQI III Lit. A UTHICT CON8T1LUQTION Of Till* OOSSTITjUriOSI-AIV HO.V1S5I' AKU kCO.VO.I! 1UAL. A l>.H IIWVl'II AT103I Ob' 711k. <;*» VKHXMKN'P. [land & Wynne, Proprietors. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MOBS IMG, NOVEMBER 28, 1865. VOL. VII.—NO. 284. i mj ir« tk.» »fth.5 Liiiured^ o tbei 'e.lcctftyj crotl» eM . ‘ *>jL •’* n d»nt l/ jl ro then ol eollii r. orihiul not aborfl ’ilucedii nn sorgha need by ij Bar ulioil a Hand ii| r cane, uf ound,2)jl cd suparl l»rodi«J I notftj I oonU. dei of n loir tuand 'cr cool, 1 bovc20tJ 1 notexcJ st. and all not hereii has been I ch is tsvreef nufnetorr 'ing Dccnil on refuse I jentu pern tudo excla| leaf or la letlier rod nt? per v f ir, tnnnufJ ■y, piokleiT ;') cents, ired to be| •nokaKcs.iL JW cental >n grossri niton, 20 m ar cent, lly or in., ill SUltofuJ eont. 4 porceni iposed «d ir use, vs a ‘35 cents, llton, in'ti :novn ait™ tnd niixdl ny matin I >ld ;u j triul Ion, oxccy.l > or berr boats, Ly J houso uJ e dollml id uot exaf ity and i y-fivc dnlh| and uotei lundred ii 3. yds or im is, 3d conn or*-$W. o.noo-$i«| oiling tflT tO, sales do*. )B SlO.WHL oxeoodiwl for cven| ils per y ley—$10. bio—$10. ul uot e; $50,000, A sales d( r *10, mi JIAL NOTICES. JK 60 IIWIIUIA. :• Maoox, On., August 11,1865. ) I from Treasury Department, taxes, J r««l'»irod lu Imj beam, ah||.. Itton cau bo made lioui Ibis district, lltrici is cQAiposed'dl'tho ibljofiaig pakor, Gibb, Butts, Calhoun, Cliatta- aWlord.lJecfttur, Duftljr, Dougherty kris. IltfUatoa. Loo, Mnoon/Maricn* Itohell, Monroe, Muscogee, Pulaski* u. Randolph, Schley. Spaulding* fmpter,Talbot, Taylor, Terrell, Up- rand Worth. JAMES C. McBURNEY. 12,1805-tf Collector. rrual Keveuue Kolire. instructions having been rooeivod this J\io Couiuiissionor of Iutornui lleve- llonds, Steatu Boatn, Expreag Com- ffl// periona a~e hero y notified not Irt any Cotton, or move it out of tho |r»l district, unions they first procure [oui this office or from my deputies. L be shipped on any Railroad to Ma- Lcnn be paid at Columbus to ltiuhard ■, Deputy (/’ollcctor. JAMES C. McDUUKLKY- 2-tf ‘ Colloctor. OLLECTOR INT*L REVENUE.) 2d Dihthict op Uaotqi.v. . - Mmimi.AUgtat i ) ib horeby given that all Distillers of iches, grapes, coni, or other sub*tan~ I uionafadturAre-of tobacco, Mgurs, Hired to take out a licem o and give one who fail to giva bund-aud procure i, in addition to all other penalties lures, liable to pay one hundred per ditional duties thereon, merchants and others purchasing ifore tho duty is paid, do so at thoir as tho law compels mo to seize it, no whose hands it may be found. JAMES C. McBURNEV. ■tf Op.Uvtitor: COLUMBUS, Ua„ August 22, 1SU5. L boon Appointed Deputy Collootor for (tiesembracing Muscogee,Talbot, liar - Ton, Chattahoochoo and Stewart, all par ted in distilling spirituous liquors in the liued counties will apply at once at my Aioaite the Perry House, aud file bunds tiro permits, RICHARD W. JAUUK3. Deputy Colloclor Iutornal liev. 2d Dist. (Ji II. Mahhit.u.i.. Ed. Pamoss Soulhcr'u Real Kslate Office. MARSHALL & PARSONS, REAI. a ESTATE BROKERS, AUCTION AND Commission Merchants, WHITKHALt „ T (Holland llouso Block, near the ATLANTA, GA. through to iUlauta« ■UPERlNTENDANT’A OFFICE 1 M U SCOO Cili UAL L RO A D CO . , Columuuh, tlA., fciopt. -’In, lHu*. ) c0 g*« llail K»ad Schedule. _^D AFTER MONDAY, ll<h inst., th< Konger lrain on this road will lolumbus at 7 o’clock, A. M i Macou at I .Id [ t !*• M. ■aeon at .. A - Al. 1 C’olumbusut * 1.2-1 1 . M. | and Western It. II. Schedule, NIGHT TRAIN. , „ Kacon tidd, 1’. M, ■t Atlanta 2.23, A. M. Atlanta B.S0, P. M. * W. L. Ol.AKK, rfup’l. Notice! TREASURER’S OFFICE, Muscogee R. R. Co„ Columbus, da., Oct.. 24th, 1H05, d after this date the fare on this road |i«r«n cents per mile. JAS. M. BIVINS, Treasurer, Ml lllAM.i: OF S€ltS:t)ULF. PUPERINTENDANT’S OFFICE, | AL «V W, J’. R. 11., > Montuomkhy, Sept. 2P, lStJ5- ) jitd after Friday, Sept. 22*1, IKiV's T-uiua I this Road will be run as follows: J Columbus at 23 A. M IWeet Point 12 M. lit Montgomery •* |.),1. . Al. | JMnntgomery— I A. M. ■West Point 1 lo 1. M. I at Colouuibus •»» 4ft, 1. M, looting with truinh of A. & W. P. 1L K. At Point which urrivp.s in Atlanta at • 1. ■time to connect with tho Western ana lie Rail Road for Chattanooga and points ink c mako sales of Stocks, Produce, and.col- loct Rent--. Dobts and Soldiers’ Claims, execute Deeds, .Mortgugut), exumino Titles, etc, Nov ‘J, ISdf.—8m COTTOIST: JOHN T. EDMUNDS & 00., —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS MACON, GEORGIA, im Third Street next Door to Pott UJfict. o make cash advances on turn to Norton, Slaughter to our correspondents iu of cotton entrusting the c or shipment, shall havo prompt returns to sales, iu gold or currency as they may direct. W c Kolieit order# for tho purchase of cotton. Gold and Silver and sight exchange on New ’oik bought ;unt Hold. • Wo rotor by iiormission to J. B. Ross A Son, Bowdre *v Anderson, Knott A Howe, Hardeman ASliarke, R. W. Cubbedge, N. A. Hardee A Co., Savannah; Third National Bank, Nash ville; Cititons’ Bunk, Louisville; Commercial Bank, Louisville, oot 3I-lui A. STRASSBURGER, General Commission Merohant, AND WHOLKSALB GKOOEK, 10« COMMERCE STREET, 10» niontgoinvry, Ala* A LWAYS on hand an extensive assortment ot Liquors, Winos, Sogars and Wosteru Pro duce. Cotton bought to order. Prompt attention given to nil consignments: julyla.—dm F. J. Cux a Nr. YuL'NU j W» Vi. UAKilAlil). ' .V. If. fVKY, J. . TU I J. H. IVEY & CO. 00NANT & YOUNG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,iCOTTON F'ACTOiuS, NO. 39 SOUTH STREET,Waroiiotiso, r ijill,JAV1BUIG AM) UGHKRAL Commission Merchants, JS"oav Yci Offer their acrvices for sales OoUou, Tol or other produce, uml will purchase on ordor goods of all kind*. REFER Alkl", »"„ h>m&t , o C. It. Woods-, K. B. Young, W. II. Young, R. M. Gunby, Oct. 7—(im , T O : Ainilnchicola, hit*. Kutaula, Ala. 1). H. BALDWIN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 11H l'KAUI* .ST It KILT, NEW YORK. J, F. Cuhminu.' H. Bbiuiiam, I c (J. M. llol.BT. i ^ BR1UHAM, BALDWIN C0„ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH. Advances made on oomdgninents to our House in New York, and to our friends in Liverpool and Glasgow. Oct. 10,1865—3m branches. and .shipment. JAMK8 KBLKIGAN, I.KON VON ZlNKKN. NELLIGAN & VON ZINKEN, COTTON FACTORS, Geuoral Commission Merohants, 4il, CAltONDKLET ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Augusts, 18o5—3m CRANE, JOHNSON & GRAYBILL, SAVANNAH, UKOUU1A, VOltWAUlHMi am! COMMISSION MERCHANTS. I II. GRAYBILL tak«9 ploasure in inform business entrustod to thorn. ii. a. crank, joun k. Johnson, j. h. gbatbill. sept 13—8m Notloo. PILE AND (HItARl) KAII.HOAD. jnl after Monday, 9th Instant, the l’a.s* kTraln will leave Girard (or Union Spring* plock, P. M, B. E. WELLS, Sup'ti IN otic o to Shippers. Ovpwr Mobcoorb Railroad, J Columbus, Gii., July 31st, 1365. f [Muscogee Railroad is now running a f TRAIN to Macon, and arc preparod (Rard freight with dispatch to Macon, geville, Atlunta.and intermediate pointH. W. it, CLARK, Sup't. mica TO SHIPPKRS. Columbus, (ja.. Aug. I I'peri and Cousignoea are hereby notified his Company will not bo responsible tor |U shipped to any Station on thin Road, or umbae, after it is discharged from our , W. L. CLARK Sup’t. |U-tf NOTICE. f'ICK MtlSCOClEH RAILUOAUCO.,1 CpLUMHua, Ga., Aug. 11,1865, ) l COMPANY is prepared to mako con- la lor the delivery at this place of Oak » Wood by the oar,li»ad. Parties WiSh- inako-rtppllcutlon iturnedi- _ n. L. CLARK, Sup’t. Notice to Shippers. laiABUBKR’HOpyiCR.Afusuogoe R. 11. Co., \ Columbus, Ga., J uly 31 at, 1365. f end after the 1st August, pre-paymeut d required for all frolght ehipped t“ But- 1 Intermediate Stations. • freight on all goods received at this place I any point, must bo paid on delivery of the lOBATIONJTO BRAZIL l lioe to Members of tho Pionoer [ Colony of.Major Hastings. RMBKllK of thin Culouy will Ink, notios l that the Colony will sail from .Mobile, bs let Day^ of Dweinbri- next, laodlous sailing shin of ample tonnage, with portable accommodation:! i.»r at least 500 mers, will be providod. d> ot families nnd single persons will pay oh; other members of families oxer 12, •ay $Ji aud children between 2 and 12. bcti; which paymopts will bo made in gold autilles will lip allowc l one too, and lursons 2tK) pounds ul freight lioo of bepreeeat destination of the Chinny is the .on the Ainaxon ; its ultimate loca- ibutary of that river, between five I ten degrees south latitude. Length of voy- [10U0 iniles, sailing time about thrt'e week!*, antere ehould t.iUo their funuinu utcusih meohauius their tools. Families should Itepta. and ell should provide themselves ih,. i do no by applying to Memr Hustlnirs, korth Joeeuim oireci, Mobile, II. d. ,u. slsq , Broad slrsot, Solum, or Dr. .1. W. >. Market street, Montgomery, Ain. iev 6 Ira _ Pure CoS Liver Oil, "OK 8.1, b» »o»15tf CARTIR A H.ul K.\y\ U. W. ROSRTTB, 8. K. I.AWHON. ROSETTE & LAWH0N, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS 131 BROAD STRKET, COLUMUUS, (It. pERtiONAI,uiul priimiit attontion eiron to 1 Miiiiaumont*. ♦♦ • (’orro.v purchased. July20—tf W. !.. SALISBURY. S. B. WARNOtK. WARNOCK &GO., COTTON BROKERS . AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office No. 131 Broad St., (Hosotte it Lnwhon’e Auotion Room.) r PIIEY are prepared to store Cotton, Meroh- 1 undine, Produce, 4c. ujt Particular utteution given to the sale of COTTON. PRODUCK. Arc. , , B ago ing, Rope, Ac., furnished at the market Pl c3'iitmbiif, Ga.. Aug, 3,1805.—tf I). H. llltNhlUOT. K. W. BINKPICT. J. 0. BRNEUlCT 1). S. BENEDICT & SONS, GR00ERS AND COMMISSION MBUCSAlkTra, NO. 23© MAIN STREET, . Ikelwoon Third &od Fourth^St,., LOlIISVIhflt, KV. ' R. Z. RUCKER, - WITH BLAIR & GENNETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 13V, WEST XlDK BHOAU BT. A LWAYS ON hAd * full »nd complet, XI. Stock l)rv GoodR, Groceriea. Cutlery. _ , Hardware, Tinware, Glaaaware, Crockery, llootfl, Shoo?, Hate, Jrn Dmueslio and Fotelgu Liquors, Wines. &o„ akK) lbs l C Tin Waro, wbioh cun be bad at lowest market prioee— Wholesale or Retail, . , No difficulty in having your money changed, ailg 2l-tf — — u. S: SI Clnoinn«*l. | »• Y BAKER, ROGERS & 00., WHOLESALE GROCERS -ANU- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, •go & 30 Kail Second SCreeC* CINCINNATI, OHIO, W UOLKSA..K DKALERS in F.nor nnd Hluido Oriirorio... Weatern Huierv, Oh,«a, and iliituir: JDriod^, Canned and Foreign bruits, ^Vk!'ifajub*n»[ our film rnildeloN.w York, -lirJnHli'n oonrtkntly In (*• imu-koU ready to luko od\ Iintnyo ..I favoruhleobnngee, un.1 huy- iukfruiu lirrl u»nd«, «W« ui faeililie. for yet-, ting Goods, unsurpassed by any house iu the fq- Advances made on coneigumentB to B. 1\ BAKER & C0. t COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 110 Pearl «Li Hanover ftquere, - NEW YORK. oct 27—3iii* A. SAM E K. UGUIHO.N. TYLER & ROBISON, Grocery A Commission Merchauls, NO. 129, (Nearly Oj>))Osilt; the Hunk of Columbus,) K KKP on hand a good stock of FAMILY URiH'KHlES, (JllUt'KFitYand SIVA F- WA UF, TOIL FT SOAP, /’INS, XFFDLFS, LVMliS, SFUOL-CU TLON, UOMRiSTW i)U Y GOODS, ifC. Particular attontion giyon to tho nurchuso or Sale of any kind oi prmlucu or mLq-chiiinli.sc, J. A. TVLhit, •Ug5-tf S A M ’ I. K. K G P, I Si > N. __ ATKINS, DUNHAM iV; OO., COHSllSSlUN aud FOUWAUIHMi MERCHANTS, APALACIlICOIiA. FLA. July 14th, 1865.—tf JOHN KING, BANKER AND BROKER, Office at (lie old Marine iSank Agency, WILL HUY AND 8FILL GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES X> UNCURRENT MONEY. ALL KINDS OF STOCKS, BONDS, AND OTHER SECURITIES, Bought and eold on Commission. Particular attention paid to Collections this and other potato uml the proceeds remit tod promtly. Oot 13—£ prepared to advance «m Cotton izo in store, and t.u Colton lor Coneigninpiili tnauu„.i Opt>osito Post Ollicc. * Columbus, Gu., Nov. 1), isr.r»—lm* 1 ' ( A. V. BOATRiTE, 127 Broad Street, COL_UMBUe, ga, MPPOKITU COl.lIKl Ill's BANK« • MKALEK IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRV GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, —AXli— BLANKETS. JOHN p; BIANI.KY, Formerly of firm of Manley A lit dges. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Formerly of firm of G. L. Mc« : iiidi A' C< WM. Q-. SWAN (LATE OF TENXHSSKK.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, G A. THOS. C. JOHNSON, (LATK OF BT. LOI’IS, MO-.) ATTORNEY AT 1AW, tUiii ami Ileal Estate Agent, No, OO Market Street, (Dp Stalan MONTUOMKIt\\ ALA. Oft. 10—Rm* ... . . 1 J. T. PEYTOJSI, ATTORNEY AT JAW, M KM PHIS, TttftNKNSKK. 1>l(OMPT attention givch to all busioo.-'d en X trusted to his care. Roters to Hon. Hines Ilult, U«dumbii. j , Ga. sept 8,1865—Om E. W. MOISJB, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE over Spencer it Abbott's .stoi c, nex to offioo of R. JL Murdoylc, oct 27-3m B. J. MOSKB^BNIOR. H. J. MOSES, JUNIOR notice;. R, J. MOSKB, Columbui, Ua.,on theJstOctober next. In tho meantime letters addressed as abovo will be promptly attondod to. The smAor partuor will at.. ... Uuitod StatCft District Court at Savannah, the Supronnr Court ofUooigia lor this Judicial District, tho'Courto tlie Chattahoochee Cir cuit, and upon spocial retainer in important cases will attend any of tho Courts iu Georgia (Federal or Jdato.) Bug 15- tf ; JAMES M. RUSSELL, Attormoy a 1 Xjaw ♦ (Office over Store of Gunby k Co.,) H AVING r«raiubd the pructico of Law. 1 will hereafter give my undivided attention to all business entrusted to mo lor this aud eon tiguous counties. iguous July 2 Law NolRe. rpHK underslgnod, at thoir old otfii-e, Craw I. kori», RuMoll county, Ala., .ire t reparod to file applications for pardon under tho I’resi deut'a umucstj proclamatn/u, and aLo lolrunt all other ^(^luual hu,^ UO(jl . KK _ aug23-tf UR. Vw ii. TALIAFERRO J^ESPMICS the j?i»ud\po. ot Alodiytao »» this Oflicifover the law office of tho late Col. Holt* Residence on MclntuGi street, formerly occu pied by Mr. Dew tu nov 261 m • DR. BELLAMY I): ally K.a<|nim\ DAILY EN QUAKER. *>no month ij> 1 f*0 Thi co month.! 8 is) •Six in on Him 6 "P •Siuglo copien 10 ceuti. A liberal deduction will be made iu favor of sow,boys und Dealers. RATES OF ADVERTISING. •Square, one week “ two weeks “ three wuekj? Square?, one week “ two weeks tiircu weeks 2. 3. £ ~ 1 til* =>13 12-1 .i.wkj.5 140 I r- f’lO f-ft **10 *65 IT0 :> I' do .dd) 45 43 M 60 '• 7.’ 7» 34 W | ... ; . r,q •>*. T\ 8»i r7 '.)4 1 11"3 .! 4.-» 5- h:. 71 7’.' 3. l-c, ,Ji lit' 127 .iu 7-s s’* y; tOi lu.- li: 12> I dill 14-* i. I To y ■ hr' 1 In • P' I V) l o 17“ IHJ 2 i }■>]>■. jjoj-.’ 170 3 s * L’lft 2 ;*)!■' ",q ]i jk■ »-»,i U4n*J.;«i 213 '.'J probuti<*narv »ulf«rinff under uiilifiit y ,r >v ' tnur in , nr ivo. ornment. If, wlie/iour LogiMiaUir* i) , i , « ; c it will at onraftccoinpiith what Hi-* c. - nori 1 n i. . .• r.l of left un.Ir nu, Mini wo Can havo a n v> eh* - ha * r\ »*; urii! 1 ■ Li *ri <«f men who are in favoi qf tho i 1 ernl Government, wo may y< t ^**1 in .Jur- ' h- . , v lior.., tt*o . ing this fosaion—otherwiao all will L** Dst t o, t f or the pi eBonl lot tho people ponder tfo -c fii rf - tiling. ' H'ui on Gold without any derided olmntj • At i opening at 1464, declined to UG7, n*lv .i- J ceil to 147, and closed ut • \. Washington, Nov. 2-1.—Commodore ! g.o > / Murray, of U. 8. Bleamor Rhode l.4land, | rd Ir*. reports, this morning, tho arrival of ♦he j m,, « rim Stonewall at tho Wnsliiogton Navv J < Yard. The only incidont of the voyay • wi b he hud to repoty is the sinking of a ! 1J:jr schooner whicn ran across tlie hows < f t!o* | n^rou; ram ofl Sniith's Roint, in Chesupeak Ha> 1 it,• up from Thtpdad last rek. >h«: had on board French rnarinea and a •«'. K u;« hila, about sixteen miles ctt*. the Antonia wu. attac ked by mv in force, hut by a well directed in»* d or •» of tho onerny s guns m by uninjured. runt times afterwards she sus- * Hariiiiess (ire. below this city tho Antonia •ond, when a severe lire was open- i th- Texas side, woundiny two •c. i.f them geriouHly. v ere yiven not lo return the fire, I icRly obej ad. ti,•• wii >le nine the Antonia was l the Ur*; from iho Texas side was mu 1.-.H17A )*li b* 1 U- \ I vert i '«*ni!-fi t >>t acre* ..irticular pugu, to bo cha ertinn. A'lvurti.icinciitiiiof rpc to pubji-hed until nr Ii i each i •ifiod n? to time, will , ... . . ?d out, and charged riinriy. Adi'ertiserJute rc-q'icitcd toKtate i Ui»-mimbei* of iiip«rti*ins # tlc.*«-» d. tisciuctkts c«»iiri'l*'rcd dun Ir ' Hr -I tin and collectable accordingly. NEW FIRM. r PHE nnder.dgncd bog leave t*i inl-rni t be:.- -I- Iricndfi and tho public irnnerally, ni.tt they have this day formed acopartner.-hip under tho namo mid style of FONTAINE & HUGHES, or tho transaction of a Waii'lioust uml UtsiuTiil Ouinmi^imi Business. All busiiicsk entrustod t«i tlimn shell rorclvc prompt nttwution. Gur Warchouso, in proc • 3 of ei'ooliou, will soon bo ready, but in the rm: ul timo we will provide storage for our i atnui until tho building is finished- <hir "dice ut in ept is on Randolph stroet, in W. Wt <hir:vnT- ; building, noar tho old Lowell W uro'n u t:. John containi:. \V. II. 111’Giik.s. Columbus. Sept. 1'J. 13im—octl-if FIRE PROOF WARE i OUSE. WE haveaonvoided out t lu and oouuuoitioiH Lively Si into a War* II oust* for thn >tci aso ul Cotton and Ah lehandi/o. Wesulu'ir mo patronage of our tiitqpM and tho pc**pb' .mm\- orally, VERNUY M A HAFt ii V. octli-tjniH fl. V. ROWLAND, ! News by Telegraph. >; t- v\ Y’oRK, Nov. ‘.M.—Tho World’s AVashin^ton dispatch says tlie prisoner ro« i.,.*ntly hivujjlil. from tho South under cir- cuin i-itiros of Rreat myslory and inraroo- ruled in tho tMd Capital Prison, is Major Geo, an t'ted in Florida, lie was in oimrgo of the Salisbury prison while tlie mortali ty wu.-: groate. i amoug Iho Union prison- P i-lmnstor Gonoral Dennison has coins pkto.l hi? report, and it is now ready for di.-lribulion. ’Tin* rcp*irt exhihiLs lh« l)o* parlmenl ns beiiiR in a vet-.v tavorablo con dition. I t will not ro»ptiro any additional tipprojn iation for tlm next fiscal your. . puMuou, mu S m War Dopartmonl Iiuh dncidod that and danger of •d, unh* veteran bounty will b* s tho cluinuuit loi? heretofore /.c*J and borne on his com pa- iv rolls »i- Mich veterans. Colored sol- iit-i-rt applying for bounty siiouUl flute >s Iictlint t hoy were tnuslored in a- free on »r LvU’iv Aptil PJth, Ibtll. lion. Selluyler Colfax will utinoiir, ii durin Tho night being dark, it limy have been i an accident; but, to all appoaraiu'es^Li' 1 - schooner, from some motive, purpose)y encountered-her fiato. Tlmru w«s«un m. . voidable delay in brinxint: r:l! " »»■•'•'•«:*' from Havana, owing to IhcdefMij'ftJi fi‘ of her machinery, ami the herninp of tu holidays by the Sparii.-.h officials, wf. * tended to our officers manv fiourte-i* ,c find civilities, l tie total amount paid to tl • Cuban authorities for custody of the mm, stores and pJMdi/ons, was $1*0)1. Tho Farn^cff naval court martial, who are ongm<«d in trying Com. Craven 1-i lailinR to attack the Stonewall m | . r , K will to-morrow embark on tbl- v n .., j , r ; tlu* purpose of testing: her qualiiic* . (.’AMI* N’kLSiN, Nov. 21.—The Ittropi j government building here, occtipie*! i y the 'JuarturuiHster tki.d, C«unij)i*-ury ii<* ! purtmonts, was burned at =ix o'clock t:.i : morning. A lariju amount of g«*v;crr.iue!i' i property was destroyed. All tho j-ut. l'undb and nearly all tho valuable p jj** r.- were s^vrnl. New Youk, Nov. 24.—The Fxpii says the Klliott anil Davis fight, whii !i w».- to cornu otf a few days ago near Albany, but subsequently postponed on a'-uoun 1 . of tho interference of the authorities, i- roportod to have takoti place this morning near LeRoj in a private room, and end- i in a row, both claiming the light on ac count of foul blows. TlioCourior Dos Etats Uni?, of thic city, to-day contains the following special l'r-uu Washington: The recent appointment of General L > gun as Minister to Mexico wi- in• is:■ ••! ately followed by tho receipt • : in.j **rtaut di?patches forwarded to thuGovonm* fmm Mr. Bigelow by a special moss »nger. Mr. Bigelow, it is said, was allilm! - t \. tho principal members of the oppo-iv who have promised him their support * tho Corps Legislatifib in cndoav«»n!.g t bring about tho prompt evacuation «*i Mexico, and in giving the i re me «■, American menace to that of French • p- position, thus increasing the ovcntuuliii -- war with the U 11 iv*ii>!•■*. commanding gunboat Lu- r*■>», h«f*ring tho firing below, steamed twn the river to rescue the Antonia, if ii slueifd require it, hut met tho •r t. -hort dihtanc j below hero and es- q-teil her up. )'■ Antonia untamed n«. lire aftor the thiiii the Texas -Mp. i tiVickon the Antonia was distinctly ir. *.hih i'i’ v, nrul drew tu the levee i*uu<U of our people. When tho two 'ttL- of .roe up to ic funding wc* could not 4i r 1 t • the; l. wern in tho assemblage M m< n, now defenders of the Th!* loot*! re. . Ill VINK. ROWLAND, IRVINE & CO., WHOLliSALU DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 102 WALNUT STREET, etwoou '.’«Mirl and Third Street®, CINCINNATI, Oil U». MlTlit.'A' V Kn«!» Kx-Governor Cumiuing^ i n N c w holitluy Buchanaii's States. It is hoped to intimidate the Cab inet and influence its decision so far a.- i>> decide in favor of Maximilian. It is cur tain negotiations, morn or t«?;s diit-ot, huv* been had botwcon Mr. Bigelow, wii — intimate relations with the Opinion Nu tional ami other jtutrnals of .ihu .-io shade are well known, and tho principal mem hors of the opposition, and tout Un- nomination of General iiognti i an ct tempt at intimidation, mid is inteiub-,1 to i aid the French opposition party. 40 Ifr«»ad Street, Oolumtm Makar aud Dealer iu Guu3i Al.i. KINDS OF HUN MATEDlAT. AND ARTICLES IN THE SPOKTINlI LINE. Re-stocking and ltej-aiiiiiK dam* with iichucm P0WD1CR AND SHOT FOR SALK. Keys fitted and Locks Repaired. 80 pt 1-tf LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. CAFIFUAGES.HOKSKS r, and overytliing . in tho Li\';. v BusineHi. Also tor F l M* R A! vViTTi^i lie is prepared to lurnlsli a l lU.Altblv, it short notice. Hoiacs taken on Hoar,! and Sain, and evory attontion i»uid t*» them. • - • A. taMMKLL. Coluinbue.Oot. 13-tf PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. TJlli Unfit r-i.-nrd i. now prepared . t*» HUpply ,the public with ljl ouirooi or. ■ Residence at Mr. Wiley Jo tt trienus and the public* i ui-rnilj, i! it tiu> have built a first ohms Foundry l M Shop on Ofrlctborju* alrcot. » «. rionLlm nail Bridge streels, and art; p ,q*.i:. >t_ t«* >! • aoythiiur iu tiicir line *»l t» -• '••• Me will iu:iko«u» kind ol M..riiinci> !- < i i-r: -iicIiun SUGAR MILLS w .my . ./■•. \ "i«** i •*:• c.-i.-r Iron Htiii>*. If. in N i • ii-‘ ampler; al?o K L l l l.US lnuu ■ * . and all tho intermediate «oxc». Mvwn. til order »>AW-MILLS- and MILL Wcl.K Kouuially, ut Rriifc* or Iron, nufi • >*>• L.' i ( ,i CASTINGS. HOLLUW-WAHl. l’L'MUii-, IKgN RAILING, and an>thiin,‘ th«- pubii.- tuny donire made ot brass or mm. All kind-•> : MACH1NUUY repaired with uc4l-uu.-* uml despatch. . * iu connection with our husino.-?. u*o hm o -*c- curedihe Horvioes of a flr<*t class froo«liu.ui. w ho will lake areat nleasuro in hnulina all t'listhiRS mafic at our Work to thedilT.-runi depot*. ? team - boat luudiQ^f, or anywhere iu the city, tree of ilii.n L. I1A1.MAN .V OU. a jf. All kinds of Country rrmlaco taken lu ‘w^^HBVoauKe for work, on liberal tonus. mi£ ^ Houko l«i . UUfi Ift-'tl ■nn- — II. Sc 00. bkdeLl & co„ Grocer* and OommiMion Merohant*, f.Vr.i.Ijl/ oppoMl Hi,III of (hlunbut, COLVUBUB, QA., I ’ u*i> eonslantlyon haud UROCRRIES and tV ouuSi'R)' I'RDDUCK of «er> Wnd. t'oiisiRfiaienl- *>r Al«rekttiidiaoeolioite<l. 1'rpnipt attp.»G*»n giveu to the purenaee gtiu Uu,..1.-r uyliTatMfltdion^ - Julyll.—ti non . »’«*«•' hwra u dUtunce rou>ici„ j aUouLo j ciui find miiuforuule ujooim- oueta the oity. kfum trora 11 Ull lee bourn trom i ptff. I»0f» -if.. o'clock. P- M. PR. H. M. I’.LECKIiEV, yy r» iwr BlOPA'gmwy. 'I’BNDKHS his s«r> ioos w tliocilituiu ,>ri’ol- J.I du*n!>»Vd»KiimD'. Ullijw »> •*«* r.wideui-* on Molttiosn aireM, KmidoUdi and M. Olatr, neat door to Dr. Cuihu'in t horot OHM hoursIromil to* A. M. **“ " ijicud- aud the i uhho ctqu*rally, the t 1 they have lUilU ILL’ thoir I’ul -N IG^Y.ji»•«! j ; Mu : ASTI.N«* DR. A. J. FOARD, CITY foundiiy. HyrEMrAt-l»rHkOtdH M tho lot. A,m-... T ,ik “ uWorU,0 “ w - 1,1,1 VH,.c-.r«Uy-lof < r iVl Tonuossec, totutpra hie prutosnonal aur%l- cee Li the ciliieim ol Coluuiuu# aud vlciuUy. OiUo.o in tho Ferry lluiuo- Oofg u* DOCTOIi STANFORD ^KjillMEri tho I'raotior of Modloiho^nnd arc now prepared to do any k i of lime* or Irons such us Hup. uim-l IMPttOVLD PATTKHN. an « u.q . * . wlkieh wovill \\ ARRANT lo.V| AND . . lit P KETTLES, BARK MILLS, GIN GFAKING, aud inyitlhd of mill work. We will make any kind of Machinery »•» «r- dert hucIi aa SA\S-MILLS, tilt IS i MILLS, and in fact any thiiur in our line*. In connection with our huaines?,wo havo xccurod the services of ono **f the be t 1’A i • TERN MAKERS iu tho country. We aro oi«o niMkiua a l»rv«* asuorfimont of W-WARK: eucb u« i’OT.s, u\ KNS, lTS, Sl’lPLUS and LIDS, ewill excluiuqo auy thlua iu «»ur Hue lor .... kind ot Country Produco, at «dd PRILLS ^Orders respectfully solicited ami i<r<*qM'U.' e *“'“ WJ h.ttn:u v M.| l .IIE\M i CQU rseai ^teamhoni Lunliuv, Mar 19. MV-U O.duiti ai.Ga I ruasufv yesturaday I• *r the purpose of irawing tlm bulanco t f Hilary due him. llo him taken nil tho oath;* uml been par- donnd, and to-day uxikvTs l«> draw his gruuntucks find lenvo for Georgia. Tim forthcoming Trcastii.v report will how ti in«•!e uncouraguig eondition rf ,»ur i, ,l iunul finances than nithortoantloipaled. 'l'im World’s \Va. hington dh puteli savf: A r.intract was ••»mcludod veH«*rday by G,.n. Gobager, Ministorof the Golumbinti G ivijrntnont. by which Col. S. A. Gilbert and Pre-dent (F. West, two offiem nl* tho I'hitet Stiles l.'oa-t JSiirvuy, will enter .he .-«:r\ice of the Coluiubiait Government, f.»r tlu* purpo. e i.f making )i i-urvey of the .Magdeliim rivtq, t^lresrn emptying into the Columbian. The ol .p-et « t thet Vduiu- Governnioi L, i*. to tie. pen Iho chniD ncl at tho month of the liver, and also to uvetvome t\\ •» fall?, somu distance up, by whllth M0 milos of navigation will ho saved. The Tribune's special snys n naval offi- j. 'iHi ,b..t ument wn? received til tho Indian Lureau to-day. It 1. a tabular analysis of th,- e*»st per iietid to tho Uov<*riimeiil »»f • killing Indian-, and squaws on the Wo»l- o. it piuin*. I'iiu Average cost of Uilliugan 1 j).i«:ii* La? been about ball'll million dol- while of a s.juuw tho cost 13 nearly K). Tho War iJepnnmetit Inn disposed of all its i . a-going transports, and is now uti- ivb.nlo furnish tin* transportiition lo ref ugee- and others it ha? so measurably lor- Tins ilernbl’s Washington dispaU'b ; -.ays Mrs. l‘ish*»p daughter of the ex-Sec* reinry of tlm Navy, i: in the city, inter ceding for her fathur’s release on parole. Two white men, named John M Drown and GriMophnr C. Reaso, having boon i or.victed by a military commb«inn of the minder ol n negrctfB named Nellie West,* in ’Jaliftferro county, Georgia, were sun- toiueil to ho hanged. Tlm President has approved Dm sontenee ami ordered the ex ecution to take place on Iho tir-t Friday in January next. Many well informed persons ha/.ird tho opinion that Mr. and Mrs. Cobh, plain- tills again t G.'m. Baker, will not appear agaitisl him when h" i? brought to trial, j They have altered their tone considerably lately. Gun. HuIcm* threatens to produce I in comt the accumulated history of their I H'v -rnl yuare in Washington. • 1 Tuo llcrald's Walliinglon «Ii-pfltol» -avs: Kmigialion companie* are forming ! i if in any sections of U«« Nojtli to furnish i the Smith with the labor ami capital im- : ,. -nr.v l<> produce their aceuelomed crops, :ind to’ suhstartially benefit tin* emigrant. The Cniicd Status Mutual Protection Company of this city, with the F j H-lntit !’• ul read v leased many fine plantation* in Northern and Central Mi-si--ippi, and has ' many application* from Southern planters i'.»r t en a t: t and laborer?. Some five him- tb-il L.uiilic.s arc premiringto move South. Tlm 'i’itii'**.’ Washington dispatch say.? : Gin oral Winfield Scott will spend the winter at Key West and New Orleans. 1 Major ilaye, of Nowbern, is in the city, lie Pays the people ot I-.i- >tyt > look upon tho recent election the.c Mb a complete farce. N one of tho Congressmen elect can 1 lake the oath. U. F. Luhnyx, tho only cundidato in tho Stalo who could do so, was defeated by a large majority. Washington, Nov. 22.—KvSpeaker Coltax’s spooch here, requiring new te-t.*- t'rom tho South, dooe not meet the Prosi-* dent’s approval—ho remains firm tn his own policy. Mj'?t of the pardon husinses has been rue- pended lor tho presont nl the Attorney General’? office l*v order of tho President. N » w 't hkk, Nov. 24 —Th© CXjninier- vial’/ Wa»hingt"H -peeial t-ays: lijig R •publicans aro urging tl Gov, Morton e( Iiidiunu. Indianapolis, Nov. 20.—Tlm pacinu ' vv ' t*l Governor Morton with hi-ft tends f, Friday was very affecting. Ho wu- cm , pletely unmanned, saying—and evidently , |, t .. futdiug—the nrobahility i»f his return u very doubtful. All animosities of the past were yielded on bis part, and be wish- ^ ( cd the Ettmu foolingextendoi tdlftm. Tn«- lt t , lower part, of the limbs ami body tl,,! i sir. Governor aro paralyzed, and tlm du a. - , t , 1( tends upward, ilis pbyaiclaus noth- * ing but relaxation and freedom trom a.i . , i( car*) cun give any hope ul rost-Ting him. , and fi*r this reason ho goes t -• 1. u»• • t < ' Tho tmmodiato friends <»f fiis l' . Ifu j ‘ , k do not expect his return. Nkw York, Nov. 2J. -The. flura i * Washington special says tbe Postm i-t- r /• General’s report will boa very salisfac v document. During the last Um jJ your ih* Department was not only soil’M - 'nin iu but has accumulated three quarters "t ?. •nilliiin of dollars. Mr. Dounjson i.a , dosed tlie contracts on exceedingly favoi - t m!)!o terms for transporting the mailt furl n. tho next four years over the main lead ing routes of the South, and does not int**n . i ■ tu establish routes at tho expense o* tl**- i wr North. llo begins on tbo principlo **t j compelling the system to be neat y *>r ♦ t'lite sal I’-? up porting there as it mw«j> , luia been bore. • 1*» From tho Saw Orleans Times, JH d iust. I The Mexican Holder, * , th* Riotous Jb'ocrcdinys on the llouftr Trouble between American* and cans. ,i:t came up firtl with tho Je- • . Ij followed by •: V d With ap- '■•tui, 1 : gathering of dis- n u.o Tb»-m side, oppo- ■U'Jy, I: • • • d and li*..*Ud at mi this ban):, and made use of B, '«.*ne and infamous ianguage ■ peiado 'iialect of this order. •. idcntly the Union belong- "i the bands who make that v. r a miisanco and conveni- W'.qved neither provocatiou ;.o from the people on this ".m A of tho marine? reports nsports, with imperial troops, port before the 00* l man-of-war on which he • NAitv Domestic* Tra* •• fell >v. .ng extraordinary do- fiom a new . . ' t.ilked of in Europe. .1 <i, the brother-in-law III. a short, latle man, milling icy about bis wholo null r: 1 weak, his face dis- t-ter line, which gives him a -1•• ct In. Spain the fitorv is • Duke was buried before n, Wln-ii his mother whs i Mini fbe was taken so des- • ;it an the aitenipls to restore The! luchesfl died i at a •■batem which had ia\ rue r--idcnce. She i ; , : •niiiy vault; ar.d, as it i "1 tlu* Sp ii : Ii nobility, sov- ■ '•*-g other? her rings The tr*’H?itr«>3 ion with the • omeruf- br- - < u.»o th** vault on the i n g : run oral, robbed tho . i ot leave the \ hid p: !« kod a flashing dia- 1 .. t of the corpse. The • •:i thr- tittle linger, and *'i*-* r.rt'. This gave the body- •* t vsly cfinibul idea of cutting ! pain aroused the appar*. iime to bosaeiM ffiri, and, byherunei- : p i*, the robbers to flight, b i ' ■ - l they forgot to close found sufficient pi.- her coffin and return to was at first tal^»: d :i pi Hy an arrival this morning direct iV■••in tho nmuth of the ihu Grande, xvc iin**- lull files of papers anil official ilocutiicjit- up t»i tlm 8lli from MaUaiora>. L'he Bolotin de In iSegunda Linrs, *>i that dale, complains of tho u.-somfiling »m tins American ?tdo of the river i»t ihi^i- crowds of refugee* and adventurers, t.u the pprpouc of insulting the M-\>^* popuiatiou and othorwi?e ifitiurlung Hie pufiliu pouue. Tho insults were principally directed against Gonoral Mejia, his army, and t' people who adhere to him and the impe rial cause. “Tbit, uncurbed mu b, -»*- the Bolotin, “is daily guiltf of .fi the most degrading that can bo mentioned, and the American authorities share ", f•,, dogrodalion which attaches to these himh, in permitting a horde of bandits, win arc unworthy of being called member? of human society, to lesseu its dignity, ubu?< this city, will) Urn |* u-l A.?- i ili hospitality, at tho same time th**> fDul ii.t.-r (l'd’iei'»l hi it.-.lici> I, h o slioliar undiT tho so cnlli-d ll >k .>1 uen- traiity, which they so badly understand and so frequently profane, who a«*e charged 1 with the duty of sustaining, a.? well trim. W’eitael as others ' Elsewhere tho Bulletin give- t detailed account of a rencounter between refugee- I of both sides, from which it would appear that disorder prevails on both sides- ol the river. As to ttio war between the Imperialists and the Liberals, the latent report i? that the latter, ‘convinced ol their impotrmt*-, had begun to retire front before Malum - rue. Tho French battalion now QumUar? tnoro than thrao hundreil men. The Ger man ami Spanish resii**nts aro also or ganized into similar effective battalion*. Tho U. S, transport steamer Empire* J G. Dobbins, commanding, from liraa >s to IT. S. (Quartermaster, crossed tlm bar n 12 m. yc?t<*rday. She ruports tho foltow- ing vessels lying at Brtmos: Hub. cca, Clyde. Dudley, Buck, (fi.rinthtau and /.onobin. On the passage to llmr, *.? t .• steward of the Corinthian dic i and v -.> burii*d at Braros. 11m u wife and family m New < bloans. Reports had reached Braxosto the etl-:t t 1 at the Liberals, under Cnnttle*, C rwou-. and Escobedo, numbering about -IdUO mon, with artiliory, had besieged Bagdad. Alter a week’s siego they wore driven oil with severe loss by the Imperialiata^ndar Masela. A small btoanter lying >a Bagdad was cut out bv a party of InooruD. T»m French Admiral d«)iami«d her re/ea.u by tlu* United States authorities, which wa? peremptorily refused by Gen. VVoltx.fi, plm wauld bold her at all haitard?. « Wf hnveth'’ Matamorai Rhunchoro, o'. e fffh Wei., from which wu take the lob wing • l'he gunboat Antonia, Aii.fi r.-un com "Yii •>t W8? called in # to whs unable to ban- ‘oplo in the chateau liuve iri hor coipo- — dm Ii rec.»verod, ..y, who fia? never which ho brought iirn.—Napoleon the 1 a retirt i Diplv Carolina R ttnesM, i qu* : er specimen of human > t’amlinq Everybody re- • •b’.ate i ‘Gousin Sally Dil- :■ ;? one recently re- far behind it. Tho . , l *r the head of ‘legal . an! lab >r lone in cut- i ii*. fondant':! land. J*loa : off, in bacon and corn •n . ri tlm stand—recollects erf-’- :ty, but seem- to forget ur daddy did all this ditch- Knew what ho got for it ?' '. for defendant. 1 i "tiling, as 1 ever heard t lie never got,' auswered Ja 1 i.v get corn and bacon t iii paying for ditching ?’ .1 . f nl:. getting no corn or . i:. daddy and his family id. ration ot financial matters, at the ipenii ' "i ttw* Mttrion, Icav ng the admh- uion of SoutluTU pieinb r- until aQcr ClirLtiua-, by whit h time the harnmninue -.ectiou may lie ruCejvcd. • Nearly two tboidiiud bales Mobile, Now Orlom,.- and Florida cotton wero sold to day under direction of L.. Draper, ( J . S. ivltoD agent. .Middling fair .Mobile 50c. Middling 4'.R to 5W. Tne returns of ttto North Carolina clet:- tn*t».- arc i.*»t ull in, but it L oxpecU.I that Woith i. elected over Holden by 10,000 majority. Tlu* Nywhcrn Time? 8 llm whole c*i*uth h.»s be of tbe lUoAjdupeitduU.H by any people, nhd #0 P pay bo it dearly bv t\w tho truth fi ll Ity of a piece years ii|oi id and . onio whis- inat and bread ?' id tiieii from the i of it from defend* licit he inouglil, but diil he ? i question. 1 iiifiight, nml then again, you r.i. Mightn’t.’ n id.Table excitement, and in Hinder: r the (ue.iiion, and no more of • -' a it ii your «>ath. Dili your • lid 1 • net tet. corn and bacon I* I ‘iidant, for ditching ?’ i *w. Iu* niought; ii didn't occur you know.’ A an-wer tho quos- \ill bo compelled t«» l you fay yos or no?' • W I, then, fin-wor ygs or no. Did or *1 *d ii “ > our daddy got corn aud bucon ftom li e defendant at tho time referred to inquired the Court. \\ iii" fully aroused and con- feiouf, of hi-, danger — ‘Well, .1 udgo, 1 can’*, odftactly remem ber, you kilo vv, >- in’ a- bow it - all dull fie* ti g«<i;,t ami at up; but, pl.-uiting liim- selt Ii rni 1> , as oil' ''determined to out with it), ti* th** b. .-i i : ii,y iecki ilecthliun, if my t., '.miu! \ erve me right, he inouglil, un.1 ag in, hu mougfitrrt.’ I'fic plaintiff -lived his bacon, Verdict accordingly. t’».\UU*l. illHAl'l'K AKA NCR OV TIIK l-A'tTi.r. Ui.aui;k. —Wilmor A Smith's European l lines records k.h a pl.qu»arit fad, the lisappearanco of tho alarm about tho irfitfii pbigit", it not the gradual appear- anco "i ih plague ip,elf, uml adds "N"twu I .adding the large spaco which the subject fia^ occupied it* iho cotumniof the pr* image-, of the ramierpesl ha\ <•«'• n ‘*v i ' in<*i,i.6 equal to the alarm a arm hnt"h*M> and n • • i moui- ly if.. • m- * Gi" .fi mem, wltereas it is d, ii? « gard . t in* k .i^xdom g«d- • 1 • *. * ’• ** 1 "dl\ mine oeu .Ui pur thousand h-*' «* ta> 1 * icliine l** iho plague,"