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■ LOCAL JEWS ITEMS. Captain C. B. Mims’ Company. Lieutenant J.T. Scott of the aboto Company ll remain in this city for a few day*. for the a iulicUvne donations from the liboral lrit.'vl citUons of this county, and others who L .j .nr tho wants of a bravo and destitute com- 1 Slaving been in thosorvioo in Virginia, since >!ay. 18 *1. and during that timo ever on tho they have had littlo opportunity of re living from » generous people rush aid as ^,.1,1.1 h ive been bestowed wo o they on duty nearer home. that f‘* tb'wo publicly ap- .,1 f.r assistance that will enable us to becum- fvi iahly dad. «e trust tho go.nl citlxen* of our c ,i *nd county will contributo with their ap- ii reel a ted libera ity. lifiinitionS of money, shoes, blankets, socks, »hirt?. drawers, pants or coat* will be thankful- ) v r , vd or acknowledged by leaving theta at the Ewuirer Oflieo or given to Lieutenant J.T. ^'t'liiumbus, Feb. 19th. tf Militia Officers Called Out.—Tho Ma con Telegraph lcurns tlmt Gov. Brown -*‘1jbs summoned tho militia officers to the flold cn masse for tho defenso of Savan nah.” We presume that tho call includes their respective commands, or what ia loft of them by tho operation of tho volunteer system and oonacr iption nets. Tho Gov- ernor’s proclamation will probably* bo re ceived tomorrow. A Ilagful or Horks*—Mrs. William 11. Marshall, of Talbot county, D the ‘Unt respondent to tho call for clothing fcrCypt. 0. I*. Mims' oompany, and moat Vibera’ly i»a* she made up hor conlrihu- ti--n. Sholiiu sent us a large bagful of t >ehs for tho company. In bohalf of Cupt, Mims and hi* gallant command, see roiurn thanks to Ihn fair and generous dontfr/ "AVlni will coma next with tlioir tokens of appreciation of the soldier's gallantry and patriotism? Anothrr—Wo have received from Mr. AV. It. Brows, of tho Oolumlma lion ■\VurkX, five pairs of neat and serviceable sli'H ' lor t’apt, Mims' company. A hnnd- eonu and vory acceptable contribution. Sprlnpj-jflw.—Tim weather lately has been warm enough for May, and reminds >. us that spring is again overcoming tho ' inclemency of wittier. Poach unu plum 'blossoms aro nlr.!;uly making their ap- j>. :tr-inee—pr.-mujurely, wo iuar, in viow of iho usual occontrieitifs cf March. l’oop o generally huvocommenocd gar de ing, hut garden seeds(especially Irish potstocf for planting) aro scarcer rnd much dearer than usual. It is nevorlhc- le>< to be hoped that every ono who hus n garden c)»ot will cultivato it to llio best advantage. In tho aggregate, the little plats that nearly every family can dovoto to this eiilturo will materially aid in de- featii'g the ndfish and grasping purposes of *j eculators mid extortioners nml the idle hopes of tho enemy tliat wo can be '‘sL-'.rvtd” into submission. Whatever m«y bo said of tho efficiency of “the spado" as a Wnrirko, in.-trument in coin- pot it c t» with tno Yankees, thoro is no d’ that tho spade, as an implement of culture tos i.stair, a pooplo lighting them i r -fiiictivt f.ii-1 i•: j • lant work. lot it bo briskly piled. Guns Wanted.—<'aplain llurnphries Imvijig been prevented, by unforeseen contingencies, from supplying arms totl.o company organized to go t<» t he defeneo of Sav ionab, tho members of tho compa ny will hu. to look el,i.*where for guns. From the Millodgovillo Uooor-.lor l.etter from lion. II. II. Hill. Richmond, Ya., Fob. lb, 18dS. Brown, dated Jan. 24th, reach, d mo a few days ago, and l>*-day I have found timo to examine it* Statements. I notice the letf.-r, only hcraii*-** it purports to como from th- “Kxociitr, o Department," ami in this character might give some weight to vary palpuhle militia-into an army! And. in this they wero right.” | The Governor seem; t» think bat the , term politic!- u, as distinguished from “ ‘ earring in tho speech, was tho his their nature, calculated to do publii injury and ostablisli a false precedent. For tneso romon*. the letter may claim t consider itinn not ••therwiso merited. Was th«- eider of the Gov<>rnor in rais ing the twelve regiments culls<1 for by the President in Fobn j can only *uy I did , I** make a personal applh-ntion of ( term. Since, however, tin tJov. r • insists upon so applying it to himself, writesu letter proving the pn.|.riet j tin; Mppiicaii.'ii. I will not trouble my join n*ue on that point. ‘"lie public. 1 know, wiii excuse me xhib if 1 ho ordered a draft, ela -i'L I that draft, and deprived tho men drafted of the right to participate in tho election of officers to cotiiinHiui them, without lcgisintivo au thority, and thor«f<.ro illegal, or \vh< it in aooordaneo with legislative nuth*>rfty, and thorofor'o legal ' I have said, and emphatically repeat, it was utterly with out authority, and the Governor affirms tho Contrary, and this i* the i-suc. Tho Governor refers to nml quotes a* hi* authority the Militia Act of 11518. By turning to this A* !, it i* found fo be “An Act to revise anil consolulndc tlie militia laws of this S - ate, it i* devoted to prescribing the rnli * for dividing, train ing, officering nnddi*ci|>lming tli-* luililia of tile provide whole or in detachments, to repel invu- tions, supnre-s inaurrections, Ac. Doe* this slatuto iii any respect apply to the call made? I will not answer by reference, argument or epithot, but by the plain letter of the law. By the lir>t ection of tho Act of March t»th, IHtll, tho President is authonr.ed to employ the rr.ditia, military and naval forces of the (1 mfe i. vaU* b lat. s of Amer ica, and to n*k for ami accept tho services of any number of voluiiU-ii, not exceed ing ono hundred thou.nml, t- -ervo for twelve moti'.hs after they shall bo mus- tnr-d into service, uiiKms sooner dischar ged. By the first section of the Act of Aug. Mth, 1H0I. (bin number of volunteers is increased to four hundred tliounuud, und tho term of Borvice not less than twelve months nor mere than three years. The Act of January 2Jd, again amends the lirat Acvtion of the Act of March Olh, Ihbl, so ns to authorize tho President to call by tho U _ nothing to di tmb the hannoBv u tho people. T.» prim...|o dial llarn.'..uy ,ln- rtngihor* volution i n-be-.m my grealnitn, which j conitihuto t.» that end by enc iuraging for thro. It will hr durii hot. i the militia d th:i tlm »>» « i""".o kept up in several Arts. Which did the Pro. cull for, tho militia u* organized detachment*, or fur yolunu ibo Prosidout p hi inly loll* plain law und called on Gtivernor I ‘‘twelve regiments of troop* tc il a > dur ng tin But I will not rest ho show thgt tho Prcsiilel.t i bi«idcn to make, ami the hidden to fill a call for tin during tho war. The second >.<•* lieu of l Olh, 1801, ia in the follow 'J'hat the militia w i I will tlio pcopii* a just chosen Rdmini.'fMt. r- «.f the Ounfedenito Governmeni—wh«* had h<*eii so rudely, so unjustly and »•» perM-tmliy assailed, was the only pnrp.-r ,.f tin- speech do- Nldi' vigrt illc. Uu\ ing, there- o, 1 h«vo no overnor, also, uyedsuchTam riininately I hi that his good con* or had temp*. a| "Ti‘-h« guage so ofton and ngaii.htao many who are known to bo great and good, including Prnsidont. Congre*9, dud go.*, ami oven tho laws Ihcinsclvus, that when ho tucs tho miiiio r which he nlwa livered in Millr.fo Georgia, Wlu -e e| ouablu mo to he ] if ambition hu I <-• l.nlcsl Whiter i thu Mobile Advertim Mhccllan- to the 10th following j*e Thu lv.mu printed s'o.t ky L ud hore, contain the gisinturo has appro niisl- Thu health of tho Fodarill army oppo- rilla* . Yickxbi ihy ■ * this Ac teersnro failed an service of the Coni the provision* tV organize I under i! A!arch, 1801, ■ ti11 for the Publir hr same time for the * Ho again the aim- dry iPLI, 18*12, in •■> dared to be hi. am city id shot guns, and ml county, that permitting thorn to bo the in ntid ■ tho will bo given i . mi-., and the gun* or their valuo restor ed a* toon a* tha emorgonay is ovor. Li t no one who has a gun, and who ib i'- not deflign to go into thu sorvh o I<im*oir, withindd it at a timo like thi?. Aim aro to bo had for such n patriotic purpose, Dot the men who will go are generally without arms. Let it not is vnd that any man in the community de prived the Confi deracy of n soldier in tho hour of ueisd, by withholding a gun with which to arm him! Bring thorn in at "»co, from town and country. A Night ttccouiiuU&ucv elf Charleston Harbor- The Defence*. York otinoDnnco was recently Herald made, in tho night, of th fertifltfttions of Charlesu gives th® followirn/ ns the Charleston i i* dr-funded by the Laihor. Ho Im rosuk: 1 tSobastopol. It thousand gun!-, ilanded b\ uf improved European island, point, river, crook roxui'iiv to Charleston ii> t hostile cannon. Fort -MiHiltrio iron cn*«.d on the harbor front, uir. !bo whole w r* is bomb proof. The rebels Inn u two r-im* and one iron ca*«-d buttery, the latter mounting eight 100 poumfor rifle<l cannon, for thu defence of the harbor. The calcinated tier of guns of Fort Sumtor is clothed in iron armor. Parallel burs^ of railroad iron lr**vor6e this iron coating, psrpendioularly, fi«>rn the base to tho upper lino. Tho embra sure* aro protected l*y masnivo projcctioi.'i of the faino miiurial, prctciuing acute angle* at every sidu. The rebel butteries are fully gum-med. ' army now in Chnrle the thereof : 5,000 id tfodr force is being rapidly •d. T.; capture Charb-st -n, our nH-naVal commandeis think it a '«rg\. naval art*l lartd force, joetlpy u period ol'-iix a- ck* t"K M \kkrs axi) ExKMnno».--Very •r.d privileges are grant**<l to this class 'Icoin*nics for ti ■ ifmtllt their labor ’i"l confer on the foldlcrs; but with u l«-d to prevent ex rill bear u* witno* other ^ rally The p« and u Fedtr. Fcdcrals MMith o t.’lmrloiton Huilron gone to Gorin h. Tho Fodoruk an Ji is reported tlmt triced halfway beta id Middleton.' Di-pnlehe* to the S3 62 gui to be MCI '.* brigai nil nrojo • k Imp u laiil If True.” The Allania Intulligcnccr of the 27(1) gives the following "in almost tho exact words ol the rotator" during a peMonal interview with tho oiilor. if true, tho news i* certainly huge; I’riv:»*«• .1. B. Johnson, Co. K...2J Ken tucky Hegimen - , pays on Sunday last, about six o'clock A. M.. a lo-avy firing of l unnon was heard in th- direction of ihuoneiny’a line, six or eight mile* thi* side of Murfreesboro'. From tho report which the cannon made, it was judged Mint they were charged w ith hull* nnd shell*. .Mr. Johnson timed tho firing, and it la*tod two hour* and fifteen minute".— A deserter soon after entnu in nml related the i-au-eof the tiring. This dese.-ter said that the ItcpublicAii* nnd Democrat* in thu Federal army bueatno engagoo in a dispute about the bolding of luc Conven tion in Louisville, ivy., ami from words the par tie.* went to blows with tho fist: thence t<> pistols nnd muskets; when, fi nally, Itonmicraiir. urdored out artillery to <Miell tho disturbance. Two divisions of thu Federal army thus became engaged and fought each other for thu length of time specified above with cannon. Two hundred und fifty wore killed and a large number wounded. Wo give tho report for what it is worth, hoping it may prove Tiu.u. you tjtuixu.—On yesterday a trial for seizing beeves, in which AlaJ. K. A Crawford wa» the dofor.dni.t, camo i tV before tho city Magistrates. I'ho fact', a- we are informed, urc about Mu-.-.-- M:.j. t raw ford has a contract l«> Inrni*h llio ho-pita'* hero with boef. A lot of bceve-\vi i c-IriV’-n to this market foimi week* ago, and the Major was en- cndaavoriug to purchase them of tho ownura, wln'ii thu pr sec mors in the case bought thu becvei* and wero carrying them away froui tho city; whereupon Muj. Cuniining.*, who Im* tho proper aii- tbontv from tbu War Dep-.vrtmuut, ap plied i » t 'ol. Leo for a detachment ol Lee fo under the dircc it use, llr-t oil- ring tho >i<l. upon cstuLniidlingthosa orabiv ucquittcu, and tiio iilcted in llio costs.—Allan- progr 'inline increo; and finally, •n Uie purl "f Europe to c>- siinight to tlie 'Jhere are people aid yesterday,wo dr l-’rum Middle Trnncssre. Caught Again. Another Successful Fiom t ! ■ Win.-licster lhtllotiu.iMlh. | Dash at a Yankee Train. Tho latest m-w* we huvo from the front Tho Buckingham Itegislnr of ye«tor- in that nil w.i* ijuiet along our main linos, ' day reports that C’apt. John If. McNeill hut that a | brick fighr occurr- d be- . bin again been making a “iireessfu! dash tween a sni il! Mpiad nf Ooii. Morgan’*env- j «t:» Yankon train. Ho naught ono of airy and n 1str-< lure- of tho enemy, on th-* train* about seven miles south t>f ■ iglil, mol that our B'-mney on tho Northwestern Turnpike, * Call back. 11 ' " elion of tho road loading to i- lo have met -M • »ili«dd, on Monday la-t, and took 101 - nf lnlf. nnd li- :- . with 'pletidbi harness, and do- 1 27 agon* loaded with hay. Not : wiih taking the Jiorsos and bar- u i d- -t r -vin;; Mie 27 splendid Ynn- ■ ' •villi I heir forage, ho took*71 ^ ltd.’ - thcni*<-lvi-, with two uo- : ti — -ion, which they hud ni - mi- fanner. McNeill made *> at tlm train with only twonty- n ,, n. whilst it had a guard of one >1 ami liftv Vankoos, ono hundred and thiity-livo of whom wero infantry, an ! ; he halancu cavalry. McNeill would bavo ink- u the wholo party, but the bnluti< c to k fright and run oil’. I i - brilliant ntlitir was bloodless, not a (’onicdoi it.- getting a rnlch. Ofcour.'o, •d to bo on the march, or on " Mp"*l "uriimi un re in too fine u humor to kill •r. | <m\ of tlm Yankee*; *o, u* I.im oln would ir- *ay, then' vvn* “mduuly hurt." is-' .should hnvu rtated tlmt tho train sli j liiid boon .-ent out Iroin Boinney, and that tho Vankoos thoro aro waiting for ire than on.-rc-ver.-o of lute, and hor* that they have been too confident nf tbuir ability ; > attack a superior force, ' >'‘t and d" »i> : ii-> i lial . .rition-\n : judgmulil 11 tlmt cllaraci-: , t! e gallin.t Morgan. *‘. i infan'- • un lei going the !mrd- ut th ship* of cum,’ i i i .• i., • e >id nml disagre* a* k 1 ' ; bio wenth • r, l' ii me doing a* well as could ; liectcl under t-ie eircumstauco*. , 11 ■' ‘ ■so who have g.«< I tent* have eliipt- -' v erected, with good warm fireplace-, bum two ii-.e-*es iii each regiment, who without good tent cloth*, have been permitted t" ercet for Ihomsolve* n cout- ' 'flahle eiibin. All the troops, therefore, having becoino hardened li> camp life, fare very well, when tlu-y are m.t re- . . during thu \Ye lmv>-iH't been abbs to learn the \ ticular* i*f l'ridny’h light, save that u nuinl" ! of men, but will fuin .1 a- -..Ml, ns obtained. ’e Ivurii that tlm bridge over the Wa tauga, lately d"-troyed by t'arter's I.Yun- •) cavalry, lm- !* . n rebuilt. Tho work * finished, and the train |m-*cd ovor it Tile dav The wot k o-i the llolston brid. e at ii.dlii db-r i- progressing rapid ly, and it i> . \ p < t. .t tlmt it will he finish ed o.y tho 1st of March. On this . object, the Chattanooga Bubol ’i'be of the times" in the regions of the front, are represented us exhibiting but one idiosyitoiaey. Knneticranz is said fo he chocked by , besides the wealii- but the n-lv ttiHgfl by the the its return. mi", f„«r‘C’i our exposed l Abolition luw.t •oil of tl," A: bury Hip., 21 >/ I‘*fi nie* 1 iko McNi ill's, led by hiofutins, would soon rid •order counties of every that preties £lio Ntcrod cicht Donv moil,—- L*/nc/«* i based oil the next pass of From tho,TiM'ksoii (Miss.) Main phis Apponl, 17th The k'Tdcrul Itaid Through Yazoo Pat*. C<*nsid r*xb 1 ■ ’ »lang'-r looms to boRpprc- hemled by h pertioti of the comiiiuiiity from the m veme-it of ihn onciny into the interior oi M , ippi, via ll e Yazo « 1’mk-, but wo liavo li mid number of gentle men who profuse to bo well with the nature ol ilm water must in- imyigntcii, give it a* tlteir opin ion tlmt hut oil e will ho accomplished, except. i di'lurhancc fora short time of our colb cling supplies in thu country threatened. Tho pa-'Ugc from MLnUslnpl fo Moon Lake is two mile-* in length, t heueuou the lake to the nmitl 1* of tlm p-isa nine miles ; gli llio mouth of tho p t North Mississippi. Our latest Irom above i* to Tuesday ni" i hi/. All four# us to the raids from Gorintii, Memphis, etc., wero dissipated by the LiV't reports. That an attempt wie* mud' to penetrate .South, by two ' I:. , there i* no doubt, but it return without accomplishing anything was miidi nc«’"'*ary. The whole of tho fiat <• "miry i* eover-d with water, fo an ex- tent that w ill make any movement lm- pn-niblft torsome lime lo come. The Federal* oontinuo th ir operations to get through tbo Yhkoo jm -. Intelli gence fr-m tho locality to Monday eve ning confirm previous reports tliut tho i * -•' bn I reached the Co.dwat. i. Dim flec'. % however, lind suce« oded in getting through. (Jur boat*, with tlie "! -tnn iing force-, bud nil reached the r«lmh.i! i • • from the C’oblwafor. (V»- picprtralior.s wn,- making fo impede Fotlornle, of thu suc- confldenco was entor- lmd fallen somewhat Into rains have again land t ' the eh great PUc V-rtliwcm slighted. • »“ • •»*.' the Fe.l lid Congress, pro; "I- Idle be il'J’ »f I’V' l. 1’urtie* fri iii oriading w l moilv ille the |Ktli state that Fi Nashville V 1'imnit li.i* I., returns to > Audi’' n V. \- A pecia 1 dispatch prim iple*, which 1 w, xplain, and b« ordii: ha* b- n th. uiiifo m the Ami ri, in < -n had a govornmopt. the Governor of tu.v have discovered tliu tlm jiiineiplu. Ii is thu* slfown bv • law-, that th. ca lid nij > tlm i oft tho name draft., m- provided m Ilm Militia 1818. i* shown to have done f-o any legislative authority whnto “no act was ever mure illegii suppose the I’rosidont had ' very biter of 1 a - imt for the for the militia but that tho iago for “twelve ■rve during the I. in ordering n p tli war, under Our country mnt danger party about i linvo fid Ion upon evil t ''1 Vie' all.' . pra id called for the during the Gov. Brown would militia during tho \V. re It'poS.'l’tl had such a .-ill, w. increu ■ d *.r hi* < It. quallv follow- tv to classify tho ti illegally drafted, n igbl illlc bffle By lilitia to serve po'silde that •reed out the the very face by the law? to prove he authority he tin li mili- proporly native .if living in strife with 1 hnv. esteemed, or withdraw M'lited. I have not lieniluted in choosing the path of peace li* the path of duly. 11 those who differ with mu are right., nnd tho country is carried safely through u* present *trugglo, all will bo well ana "no body hurt." Th among p.diti.i nrt almost uni what should be hu the future p tiik ‘Union'. 1 hi.lent of the but proniincnl uftlu artieipnto L. But when n I »"ppr f the Dorn. monstrous prefm of the militia law . tluif; detach m that act. whetho*' by dcti tary enlistment, it i* hi* duty fo detach officers to command tlmm, but they aro and must he tho officers previously elect ed by tho militia tnuii, including those detached. And whit Inching a | fo hi Brown tho Uinrretiun to «-m. r thi circle, and look into m«i)’a primt. diti tis nnd dorne»tic vidualtxe and point out thoso who sliull ho foreod to serve during the war! So. thorofore, if the act of 1811 plioa to too call tnadu by tlm Fn for troop* to servo during tho war, Brown did eloarly violate that act if the act did not apply, hi* order without legislative authority '■ udilwitpriv T)ov , "notrnus: tto oxtrem.® pery ono of reflo.'ttons upon tho char.ietor nnd ton- i should be doncy of the*o unaulhonxcd Executive ! in confor-, *ct*. I h ivo stat^ I tli«* faoU and shown j 1- workman- ' th barges I w of Unit Territory in opposition to i Oi'.t i "lyximi.v i- ical to tii" ’i^ though .lining battle. Tli .'.'Il'ir.M't Mr. r*purg mm ii" >i larger than tho p >pulntio Mr. (iln.Ut'.iM lie d ground that lie inlutid* to eighteen mil" , and deep, and '"in .11 - by failing timhur had bee uhumu urn Stale* fo ii*sippi i th* will still furtlio of the extreme i connection tlm lakes by latter tin .d the peeled the I*. d»> . Gar t • the ohstrucli' li a heavy land f> ■ side and in ndvMii dav morning tli 11 i*o Cold water. I juhl an id through ll of tlm boal nl.i ll.o El i. ma* not ..uly ono in which all their • i''"lull prulo »vhs unlisted, but Home improvement of tho kind has become M'-< try that they may avoid tho ••vrbitant charge* of the corporations wn ' u jii • > they How are, in transporting their producti >ns to a market. Bailroads, owned by eastern and foreign enpilnlials, have been pay ing largo div id.nds in con- '.•.pi.M.ee of the great amount* of froigtlU thrown upon them during tho last two \ "in' ; mi l in eon-cqueiicu ■•!' tho-o . t'o: farmer* being unable to pay OltlTDARY. Dtau. Feh. 11th. IMA. at her fnthor'lrrablrncc, Mb* Marv u. 8i.apk. aged .’id h lias eb-ii.s"! (io.it., vi,;. njrain this family n (lie alUiotiv.* dis,M’n*at| l . l „r .-ulllnw another Irom Us ho'imi. to the rmlith* „f th,it batter wori.t, irln ro »Mit a lew -V.rf rnnoths ■■«» n ji'K'.i hretli'T wn-. h-rne M no tlie din ofbuttla, to enjoy that n-,1 which r. iu„inB(or tlie penple .1 daughter, bills „ jr.««t uti'l friend*. But le.i itithiiiit tli. *woet iuwurnnco that or comfort nml au.l shadow of In h. rd ■- ortment. shennobtntidvolyexhlhlt- ‘7' “btnm .barn.M.r, i>riu« phcirtid, uhllKing and ever ready tneonfiira favor—Mictn- mg never to tire o| some kind art for it broth or >r ii *l.*tor, whilo her skillful hands always an- ti.'ipatod a comfort nr n ploasuro f« >r hor a god mu eiit.)- hilly inanifoithig filial affoetion, tlint oenutilul trait m iiohild, u.* ono of her cardinal virtuo*. A* a member of society, her nultivntod mind sei- ire'l her i' .' i-nni rom|>anioiis, and hemtoadv IrieiuMiii. endeared her to tho few whom death. y Huhnifoi ... "Not only, Lord, deeply dojilore, touch o lait/cc/, Thou .1 asst nil thing*woli, HOUSE TO RENT. A bAltUK and well finished dwelling house with all outbuilding* necessary for ouQ o two Inmilics, to rent forthohnliirii-nnrihn von! Location n pleasant noigl near tho lower bridge. An this nflioo. (■util ami Sank Hills Bought anil Sold. Ivll. M. ?*. JA.MFS will buy anil soil Bold, I/ also 'I onnoMoe, Louisiana und other Bank Bills. Olficc over Oulihv’B Store, Broad street. __ColuuibuB, Feb 11 lm* NL-ESE WANTED, IpOU tho balance of the year. Tho biro will I- be paid in ndvuace. il desired. Apply at the "('• feb2- r > SI ighborhood in Girard, h,, ApjjJ^at KiniUiror Qtli. KTOTICB ! HE.vDQrARrr.ua dlsr (Iemruu Rkot, ) SJ-KiTAL OHDlin.l ‘ No. } of all uion now absent on *lok his UoKimoiit, i* called to llio prnelieo o< implying for an ejtonBiou without ■'moexko.n»W 'I'tifieato of farlough from this Ivagfineut, i» called to tho : ■ ll be granted except rrny Suracou, lleneefortb no extensions ‘to certifieute J It LOW 1C, _J T M.-lliS'Tr, Acting Adjt. fob^foTt A‘valuable plantation For Sale. fPUE an.ler.dgned offers birivnluahlo plnnta- 1 ti>,ii tor sale, lying Id miles o«At from (Julutn- Vhattahooeheo county, on thoUpntoic intalning twelve hundred acre®, joining itation of Col. Wilkins. Thorn is a fine ing house, containing six ooiuiitoilh»un :ood gin ho.wo and tho itTemises, nil addressed to Box > lit. r i- falling Slowly, and enlrapjii’.l, when UbUfii- '.m; th-- wLola party. on Ileaulbrt A l’lntl- lluntcf unit I’kmU r. • tin- ('Ii:ii losioii M.-ruurv. difllcultv ■ it ■ • ••ir pr-iili.i-i', tL y ImvC bilfi'erad tlioir ■ ahuu l vuluul Uii. Had i in(prov«m\«vnt. beeu adopt' d i. v v old Iwivu Lad a comparatively - ip otui.’t through tliu lukch to thu NY,ill this Impo of relief cut off, and ii" M i'-i.'sippi blockaded against Incut, I." Northwest will soon bocouto couviti- "d that by licr political subserviency to or . net-m ruler*, and abau(|onment of i" -oitilicrn Nli"i -ippi valley, she is .ying <b'nr for Ii. r political vagrancy. » * • «• vl I' -I..* must hu Her arool'ntugni- ton’porary i bci . til ler inlormm, i light under list him i »r difficult to Walk tlie Blondin- L is ex Irani cl out for ilia individual who hc»1 to llio elevated and dungi \\ a h m gto| k- half turn III. who mi nml n'k'. wiiat do jy-oi d o i n i nglon r-piir of 1‘nnch give* “Tlin Land.'' Tho •■-had.-'' in is represented with i.d to tha b ■ I udgo* tho former with Well. Mr. \Yi"h- ii lliint; of your line - what d' vc think, Tho ghost of “Hump;i." Tin -sions of Ilm two ill* the spirit of thu 'll dignified and do- in ' personation* on veryhody who ha* n id mnUe a garden this r everything tlmt i* to r\ high, and tho more rill th vh-i ha a'uuIo id (n l vegetable*, fresh and s belonging to a M r Nn ilood pro ul th*’ prosphet clot he- and ( f. wood, drawing the • hosiiliti. s could nit* wero s. para- "rii g tlo. debarka* i. H.lcim 1 land. L > have hit position rently rcpcrled ul will try Gen--, {lull a* preliminary delighted • a rubber lathing ul •in the sumo aourco whence i" above information, that J<).fttA) troop*ut Fort Boyul, The Appeal, J:.. New Uri.Mi,-, Ii ..III following ; \\ c have till by •tuainers, by the iio taking •-!' Vit.kshu vliich wo extract the , very much urn used f the last Northern mill* they give of the When Banks first .mat expedition, that «i:. 1 cine*, tlm Northern 'I that Vicksburg I the navigation of the Id In- < < . Iniuly opened. — of tho Appn, the I thu “murder of ; uf l.niiisliiini Sugar IMmitc -w ArloiU " Delta of tho 1-ltli, that the pliilllers of the lli-st and io tl J)iitri« i • "i LoaiiL ,i" >’d to hold a meeting ut tlin ,S|. -’ 1 • • T. on the iHtb, in order to tako .. hihii the prop.-.r court." lor pur-u in relation to tha working plantations during thu coming Chrittahooehao e.unity, on thoUpntuic crock, n.inluininif tuoive huinirc.l ncros (lie plantation ol'Col. Wilkin*. Thorn dwelling house, containing *ix o.nu.. in* mii I iinir tiro place*, Ko"d tdu hie “ • pnibuibbn^H vn\ tho promt. _ k chiamoys. Them I bottom f our (lu tin' subject must hi JiVlTv w". MuilUBKAm. ' li '" •' I ' '• . . I• '.. \?1 in COMPANY WANTED A Fair Proposition for Three liicutenauls. T HAVE boon toiii|mrurily relieved from duty I as mi Aid on General Paul J. >8emin<.*' Htnlf, with whom I have serve i tivnlvo months, with authority from Col, John NV. Evans v wli >i>c authority to form a regiment cm aim to* from the Secretary "t U ivi.it.. tuv-e a v nnpany, and to pay .* *i it •visitv. mid furnish CI.rhiiig to Ho- not Ins* ilntn twenty in tho Third a IJcutuiiant BY ELLIS dc LIVINGSTON. EXECUTORS’ SALE. /~VN WEDNESDAY, Mar.ib 4, at 10 o’clock a. \ / m., In front of Ellis and Lirlnfirsion’* Auc tion Room, fifty and one-half shares Muscogee Rail Road Stock. Alao, thlny-8lx and one-half shares Mobile & Girard R.R. Stock, Throe Lots an Oglethorpe st. f to-wln tlio South half of lot number l»2t also lot r.W, omitaiuiiiK <>no half acre of land, ono eight-roomo dw«ning and all necessary (nft- buildliin; ftlBo, lot 1U7, containing ono half aero of land, a six-roomed dwolliiie, w ith all neooBsarv outbuihlinK*. AUo, the follovrins lota In tho Northern Liberties, adjoining tho Nor h Common of the ofty of Columbus, to-vrlt: Number* 0, 111, 22. 23, 27. ,HS, ftp 10, <1 42. 4f. <6. 4-1. 47. 48. 4'J. AO. 51, 52, A). 54, 56, »G. 67. fiH, 50 lid. (12, 6.'),OI L fi>\ 06, 67. 63,,Also,Join on the oaat ng tho north 74. 75. 70,77, common, 76, — Jots, tihuwitiir their |M)«ltion and monuureuicnt, can bo soon in the Auction Kooin in thi* city. Also, 10 shares Planter.*' Suit Manufacturing Company, LttHmngo. THUMB CASH. JOSEPH IV. WOOLEOLK. WM. (J. W00LFULK, Executors. KM. IS * 1.1 V INC f«bC»-td NEW VOLUNTEER COMPANY, FORMING FOR BKRVIC* IN MIDDLE FLORIDA. BOUNTY AND FURLOUGHS ALLOWED. LTA VING been authorised to ralsoa company 11 of Infantry for serviuo under Brig. Oeu. Howell (J(d)b, in trio Middle Di*triot ol Jr loridm tho undai*igned invito ull person*, whether subject to v;«*n«crlpti(Mv or not, who \ie»iro \o Herv-o tlioir coun r.v in tho hour of hot need, to join them iu raising a volunteer company. Many who. by reason of impaired health, would bo unfit lor service amid the cold, rain* and enow* of * winter campaign in Virginia and rennvsscti. huvo hero no opportunity to vuhintcor for Borvioo in o-cliuiatccomparatively mild, ami in a field near to their homo* and fireside*. Young men oVOriUlnen and nearly eljrhtoon year* ol ago, and who will noon bo »ubject to consOripUou. arc hereby a&'orded nil excellent opportunity to Volunteer to ndvniftnuo. Como then and join ub. os it may bo tlio last timo on opportnnily will bo afforded to volun teer under {-noli favorable circumstance* in this RlorlouA*trUHKlv»Uw tho liberties and right* of our country. Now is tlio tiino for all persoiw. and especially thorn subject to eonsoription, to vulanteur. iui it will lm scon by roleroncc to circular of (Innnriil Cobb. ootnmandinK this Di.-triet. that all per sons suhioet to conscript on who full or reftum to avail tlmmsol'/OH of tile opportunity to volun teer. wilt he broth ally enrolled as oouaeripu. Tho bouuty of Fifty Dollar* will li-allowed to overy ono who volunteers in this company- Furloughs for a reasonable timo lo arcungo busiliOM, Ao., will bo granted. Kwcruitin* oftloo ty> •l.drs in Garrard’* hrlck building, corner of Broad und Itaudolph sts., opposite lion. (J. K. Thomas' Law Olficc. GEORGE ti. THOMAS, fr MI-d.lt wfit J. ADOLPHUS CODY. ... c mu lies iu iho Third oiiKi'i'-siounl Dialrict, and elect a Licutenauf ml a loir proportion ol'n<ui-coinniLs)on<'il ofii ■it, taking lank m cording to number of mon irni. hc’d. My authority insure* tho uocopt- undcr Brig. Gen. II liable olltll-W .. .. II Cohn's command, tern Georgia und Florida. rlptod now. Joining nil t hereby losing ig oflioers of their ti-’ store "t J. K. Kedvl i Co., or addi•■•* im- at CiduinbiH. Gu. 1.1, i im .)• 'll \ lv. IIEDlL CapL Dissolution. tpiIE pariiierehln between Itodd, Johnson and 1 Co. is di u "lved hv the death of Mr. L. I>. Job mon. y * ' ' " • counlry. Redd, VVll '•lily and Joncy t.. . about twouty cent* tlvcir s ft i i ’• ill" Delta wants sugar plnnt- “ i "i.i .'t.'i|M". ’ it Hi.ys, “is fo" vhIup- • und iin j•<»! t ’tii t to h- ncglcctod, and iuiif i "fill" l * ii iti'd rilnt*.’* cuniiot ! r it t'i ho l>i*t. Then-foro “tiltin' i | • r--|" ilv L hut "in-'jut-stiun lor them • - ii - id. it n • i that is, how they can lingo till i iill'n11 ■ 11 !•• pr.-duco Iho •nit '! nin ” im ■•! niaiciial wi-uiili ftoui ■ ny.ourci attliLircoinniai.il. Tho-c "iii" - “th*’. inivrv*! of tiio l urn d ft-' i inri"! 'Ull’i r to ho loft,'' and tin- ii ilcftlarution iitadu that if tin- plant- will not succumb to their taskniiytcrs, •y will h robbed ol’thcirr. '.'un us, forr . the* ah ililion organ, ‘Thcsn .Uigur lift Im cultivHlod ; and if they arc [fleeted hy the prc'"iit I'wnors, otho- ’II should, <1/1 It'l ibil/ih/ trill hr appoint- i" pri-dut c the next sugar ciop. Iii* tlm- t will -■ rvo lo show thu plant- i vvliut i- cxp-’i tud of them, hut that y ('on*i'lurnhlo number of tin in will iiiplv wuh tho ih'iiiarid, wo aro ussurud Mtcy havD gonor- thu lust sncrillcu. cry thi ark ci i. Now 1 - tuuting that, thu dlll i cent. All tnnt h«V" f tlirovvn into thu uud tliu Gain tlin 21 rt : Yank* if* entered Indian river ne out t* thirteen small about to run tho block- captured u number of i of n Yank' O gunboat Florida, they cuptiirud i*eut, John GrovetistiriM, rritte, old nnd highly Gov. Brown * defence is, ft' po*»iblu, o than tho original act. shoe* from fiitten I With the view of slew ing tlm p< rfoct iars. But fo give, a pusltivoj nrcordanee «>f tho *puoeU with h 1 didiver- iioit, we would ment.on, that I od in MilI«tlgo v il!u with tho proviKtrm vv •; 1 i kii'-w n cili/. ’it of this I ar,.l purpose of llio laws r. lorn I to . ■■ only --n i-* in the army, at I pecinily the Militia laws < f' IH I beg •* p* r month, culled on ono | juBtliuru t<i rail attention t" the following » to make u pair of shue& passage in that * pouch to bo found on ffo r ing to turuish iho leather, j psg-.-11 of the pamphlet edition: rmcl "ul llio pm-B forma- "Wilh .11 dilu n-foromw, I must «,.» nay dollar*. What should | tbis confounding thu army with tin- niilf- tritling with tho _ quest ion. Th »u!d not /« /«ron a polu toacuru i militia i . I Ho would ho un- always i -.V/ocuM Memrngt) I keep th i turn: .. r' e*titbli<-nt State-. Tin Wh. »*k or tiih WK8T.-\Ve » h arn tlmt tho duniago don ’ F. Jcntl craft butoro bur cap-I tiio Indian tribn*. JI i - Bftarhtthat it will soon be ro- shown that republic* w I she again placed in service j insurrection* und rcsistan Wo witnessed the desire wa* fo provide a i * * - I protect Against Indian im I cure peace and safety, w tiling army— this was .-im,* by ho,- | uy hud also e subject to to luw. Thu hi of the veafcel and her u ungugernent Lofofu Mem [.hi .st, and fo thorn, much mot r uv-cU<D, wuathe Federal com- j thu militia, and to thi.- tho victory gained, ixod. Thu militia eml --blnok j body of the people, wh Lexington, Ivy., Oh* ’ohm v Sr.s M’.iit —John Conne* [.•ted United State* •Senator fron iin, on the Kith inot. IIu vva V a Dougla* D<'»ii"( rat, and latter nlmr ol th" “Union party.” Ai L ng loud between tho two faction entod tho electio! Lot Sunday thu Yaiikoes fired on tho town of Richmond, Mu<li*un Parish, La., when a white flag w .» rui,cl for thu pur- dor of the r.go do r-ally con- ! U 11 t out a large wnuna wnuu.nag purpo.«of it was organ- •' , ’ ", l \ <1 thu groat [hat thu place had Wu bui agncuiti - ... . .ustriul [iur*iiiu, and ought not, ! nipnsbud by tho J therefore, to be called aw..y for a long steamers, Queen period from their pur*uiU ; tho power of »d Lancaster No. I - ■ from this ad- | the militia only to *upprc* iimurruction, nside . IU <1 fo men fired on them, killing two, whet: the ru-,1 ion In u hurry. Up to Wednesday we did not learn that tho Yank008 had returned to Richmond.—St. Joseph (La.) Gazette, fo onr navy, urplcr thu leadership j repel invasion, and execute thu luw*. of the hundreds of bravo spirits who will Ths militia may somotiuies aid tho * nock t# man her.—Memphis Appeal. artny, but always for short periods ; and. Tha present Km pres* of Franco, Ku- — • «s- thoreforo, the militia, as iui h, hits never [ genie, 11 said to juay billiard* with all . fhrv annual charter election took place been culled out for a longer period than j tlie perfection of an ex oort, and the graco AV hftolfog, Va., on thu 215th u\L Tho six montV.s iu this count ry. \ prop.-i- ' and l>esuly of u swrujfh. Her majosty, « "iin.-t v;.ii vc and anti-abolition ticket 1 ti on by Mr, Giles to call • ut tho militia tho (jim-n of Britain, finds billiard- n<>t Pr^Hed, electing, for Mayor, Dr. Gut*. 1 for two years, was doo-unced hy tliu j only n great consoler, hut Liurd. over W.^W. .Shriver, by a uiajori- J very mon whoot)|>j»cd •-•■uscriplion, n* an j amusem-int—a* wu ly of4.Si irj l.TOo v>fos CAit. | unconstitutional attempt t<» convert tho'ofthoJcf Journal. "J ft*K tlioir ick, r The .statement of one -*f tho upers, on consular authoril.v, 'rench bad taken posm^nion o I Mc\it.»i* (foubtle** untrue. ' cat-*- tliat tho t r<n making very liLtii try. Tlioir ohjoi resa in that ooiin- 1‘uohln.— Mobile lured the f< Federal*, Ac., left Uy woru still u •g K v pi , under date «'f (ho •e a- fo'h-v : We have *,-■. <*r* at the I’---ft of Arki.n a* n. Col. (’uf ti-, le of Text cavalry, ha* en- . sifore its desertion by tliu <1 removed mules, wagons, hu Fcdcrals. Several guns piked. to Nc V- led 1 veejit ut enormous • igh!. On.- largo liintho dpi* .I .'*>) barrel* of flour 10*0 who liavo not been :• store 1 their goods, and in crowded. Molasses New York at thu low ul* pur barrel. Thu York is a mere noth- >nly $2 per lihtl., and • mg else in proportion. Here .Hat 10 to II cents; butter at 20 to 28 cent*; bacon shoulders, 7 to 8 cunts per pound*, potatoes 9th nnd othur things in proportion. Another train of prisoners was sent off on Tuesday lust, by (Jol. Nix, to Atlanta. Thcsu men, wo learn, wero mostly from the counties c»f Union and Town*. (Jur jail i- now nearly clear *f pi Loners. A iarg" number -.f volunteer recruit- every warehouse was shipped to freight of TO c freight to Now ing, sugar being everyth' will in>l bo th* . a all v .li-lorminnd to Appee M / Negro Colton I’utchca. Attl.o rt'.iuo*t of a number of the lanter.' "f Winliltipflon county, Bays the iu ii rsvillo Georgian, we addressed a MorfoGov. Brown enquiring whether • not the late Act restricting tho plant- ig of oolt.m to three acres to tho hand, allowing the mts of colt. plant their (tho negroe* us huretotbcu, iu addt- to the hand planted by tin " vn< r "friiid 'lave. Tlie following the Governor** reply : Kxkcutivk Dkimrtmknt, 1 MiHcilgcvBle, Fob. 2ft, UMM. ) J. M. G. Mudlouk, F —.Sir; In reply ll.o Ift.h in it., 1 >\ * rnor to say, that Ictlo rcctod by liie ( opinion a planlcr w ho peimiu hi. negroes to plant more than three acre* of cotton to tho hand, ; -r any purp a«, violates thu law. J fa planter wi'he* to givo his ne groes perim -cn to plant for themselves he lia-* a right to do •'*, provided lie does not c.x(!«••• i three acres to tho hand, count ing wlmt th negro plant* for hiibsulfund Wli. r- r, eg roe* liavo pfltohc* and are permitted to plant for themselves, it w-ruld h*. p.-rhaps host to let th-m plant corn or pQtntocs or sumo othur crop limn Hu*peotfu|ly, your ob't serv’t, ll.SRRKHT FlKt.DKIt, A. J). C. llgiliihit.. il •! ’ Yu'i.KJiu . /itnil hi tie* iinok loom *,. Wv trust uur trivnits will vlo thoir nremit ifo a .Mill upon worth rola- tlm ilollnr, lo 1 hun* I red; 1 ltF.DD, JOHNSON ,V CO. SCHOOL NOTICE. I PS M. K. ANDERSON will open a Boliool "I tot Yrnma LmBv.' nml Mi-mosat thoWvnn- tmi Fuuialo Acadoiny, <m Y/cdnosday, Fenru- ory 25th. f»blfl-tf Special Notice. rpHE Modmnl Exmaining Board for granting I iMsphnrai -. Kurlomdii. nnd extendmir Fur lough*. wIlIuiLft at tliu 1 ir in-nil lloHiiitul b.*- twe'in tliu hour* of [i and 5o'clock, p. m,, oti (ivory day oxcopt buodiiy*, VVcdi.usduyH, ami Suturdav*. L. IIGT/P. S.-n. Surgenn, ) Examin'K T- M. STUART. Ass'tSurg.j Board, (kiln to till*. Fob. 1-, 1503. Hurgoon Stuart has boon v ii--wnod I in i|'i<* ami vi.I rr*-i"iinl l>i*tri"i 'iila 111 has to • Recruit* of tho 1 ucorinn. He will office daily, for tliut "Sti . AYANTED I Rrrruils Tur (lie 20ih (ia. Kcgl. I AM hero on detached service, for thauar- 1 poiu of mi ng my undcavors to fill thu rank* of the 2Uth Georuiu Rep-imunt. Thi* ltoxiiaoiit went into sorvico anionir tho first in dof-Jiieu of their native land. Tho cuim- and tliu ex^u.sure incident Hamilton Female College, HAMILTON, GEORGIA. THR Sjirlnx Session of 1868 will coinmonco on * Tuesday, the 2fith day of Jnnuary next, The Oollevo is ftirttlfbed with u vTcll-soleoted Chemical and f'liilosophioal fti-purutu*, and with good Musical Imftrumonts. The conr*o uf instruction is thorough and coinnloto. Every pcjiartment is sunpMed with compe tent teachers. For particular*, nddrees J. If. LOVELACE, dee2S-3m* Vretident. • NOTICE. A LL person* Indebted to the firm of Smith nnd Daniel, or Jamo* T. Daniel, aro hercbr uuttfiud that tlteir hooka, note* and accounts ' iu the hand* of William 11. Brannon. Gunby »k Go.’* store) for collection. SMITH * DANIEL. i’lonAn cnli and settle at u AUCTION & COMMISSION HOTJSBk No. 131 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA., ROSETTE, LAV/HON & CO, Audios and (Jotuiuissiou MerchstU, H AVING ret* pi! tlie wril-knowp house for merly oeoiiph d by S. Uxletree, for tha pur- poMo of l.ransaotfnK a general Auction and Com- mi*si*<n buslnetifl, wu ure prepared to make advance* ou all XOftdt eiitnutod to our care. Special nttuntinn will t*c givou tn thu hiring ami «alo uf Negroes, Real Estate, An. in our new imtorpri*i) wo hope to rcuuive and merit a liberal share of pulrotiugo. G. AV. ROSETTE, E. Law nON, u. wilkinA. ' third ul its i.ruiuui strength, ll un appeal whs needed to tlio piitri**tin uitixcn* uf tho laud, it would be ly m>’«’*'«.irj to point t<i tho reonnt proceed- r* of t|jo Kxrrutivo and l.exi-lutive drpnrt- •iit- of the Fvdoral Gurcrnineut From the •U) tho other tomes the n 1 to raise imj army ]-V 1,1 *io in-vro soldier* t" bo let 'ooso upon tlie nir citltons.dosnlatu our land, inly, in conjunct ion with the white hireling*, (■» destroy our Uburtio*, hut terminate uur people. i extract fron tho order I should We aro pleased to irtrftfln our friends, uud the coiuinuroial interest generally, that W» have uxRociutcd ourselves with Captain F. (I. Wilkins, in tho Auction and OoinmisHlon bu*i- iiom. ^ Tho firm will horoalter bo known and “ l/ ROSETTE, LAWHON to CO. G. W. B08ETTE. 8. K. LAWIlUN. To my Friends. Having associated mysoif with Rosette and l<awhon, ill my*uld line of business. Auction and Commission, and nlniging to giva special attention to the *amo, 1 huspo *k of my friends their patronage and iniiuunou, which they hero" K. O. WILKINS. great measure tlie undergo before WU . With our milks lifted labors will be short and easy. But if we itinuo the vr^r will! small n one*, thu war may bo pro Every encouragement eon- ertion* will dui-eml i If.ring our country i* u cointuur fo.Ic • way « Ki< iimo.mi, 21th.- .ludgo Mfireditli, of thu Richmond Circuit Court, decided to day in the hah< a* corpus caso that every riti/.on of Maryland, nnd every foreigner who had once ci 11 iot>•<I in our army, no matter for how short n timo, had acquired domicil, and thoroforo is liable to coriMTijitiim, if botwcou tho ugus of 18 and 45 years. The Yunkoos horatoforo havo dnnotni- natml their backward movumont* on the lt"l*|mi.anii"' k, “ebangoof base.'* Tlio roc- ntly modiluted ebango of the Brute Butler for Llio tyratit Bank*, ut New will be simply “a change of ■ < holla. Rebel. .. . receipt of on*! hundred dollars Irom Gen. Suinuoi Houston and hi* Indy for tho boncfil of thu woitndod of tho Gaivosfon fight.— Tho Geiioral’a health is stated to bo itn- A correspondent icforms us that sixty- tliroe chkos ofrtnall pox havo occurred in by a lute number one locality in Gwinnett county. Gn. All I recovered except four.—Any. (Jhron. ruit*. a- tiii- i-. w«- will certainly have I d ,; ' l: u large force in tii" field by the coming J indee •Spring.- -Dahlou' /a Signal. j prodi they might It 1. i»ro*l\ici»g nrtirtcmlly wlmt nature l p'*ntaneou»ly in those extra- V. . iinnry phonon ona, the 8i *nicso Tho Yankee* arc reported to havo tnkon ; * V ‘ :| ~ lw<jwh!.*» rat-, ol tho Albino nos.-ic.-hion of' Duvall * bluff, on tho Ar- J I'"'" '. •v«-ru ** Im tod t.*r Ihn experiment, • . ...;•(. •!.« 1 i.r.ftiubly a* l*«*itis* more iiianagcahlu than •ir darker brethren. An incision was thu right side of tho ono, nnd karums r have nband river. M ft with tho fortific; .*1 di'pot. Our troops j 1 Ark harlos, on White Id t [Iickibury Whig. Novki, I hk -During a roeont *!ebutu in l)u- * 'onfederato Senate, Mr. IMndan, ut Mih'in.-ippi, ud vet tod to the fact that he had rueti white women, in "hooplos* skirts and broad sun-bonnets," guiding the plow tho left side *kin und tiic The surface t-lo-ely logo! until the six thu other, engaging th. llulnr tissue under it.— •und* wore kept lulhorn Hold*, lie invoked ( hlv'ding upon such vtomon, and hoped . that they would bo “tnantoi ornaments | fiyial fe in tho parlors of I'uradisu. hy suturos and bandit;' tii day, when union by the •ii wu* foilm] to have taken y tlien walked side by side, 1 by a Ilosby band. An nt- *"i» both by tlio mouth of tlio H * Injootion Among tlm tropic,* ' the Virginia 8 at*- J. silken hann'-r, - ai.-tun. phia Turn Vorein It"; of which is tho motto translation «>l tl.r-e “Good Luck,’ butt ii- givo them u phonetic ly believing that the jugular u» have entered tlie supor- •itm of the other, showing ■ clearly tliut an intimate vascular union hud taken place between them. Thi* JUvilayoaio inl^rij.tinK .•xitorimunt inuy hnra n uio»t is a white important bearing on rosturativo surgery. rom a Fhiladel- icnt, on ono side IutII.il.’’ Trie >rd* said to be ijority of visitors nifiralicn, reudi- ent to which hell'' on tlio In illustration of the powers of imagin ation, the ease uf the old lady who wutc.fi* od th" vane to see when her rhouinatism w«> g"ing to begin, i. not uipml to that of [•keeper who painted the lower of hi The iliusii .. that ( n« inun triad to make him Kpsom Bull- arc now mnnufactnrnd at pay for a pair ofbouU that ho hud burned •South Newport, McIntosh county, Ga. j on tho b'.cvo. ljj(Xt nut Hubjcot It* I dufatiei When • <t reguiutii in dufanco uf tlioir uonios.” 1 will be Ihw. and ! deeiru to join C**ini>.oi> A, Captain R<>* Mitchell, ('nliimhus. poDOv, .fofi'. r.mn C*. BJaiicc. |»..ik Co. Little, Harris Co. Aoaffo, Atlanta, lllfti'llills. Cniiuuhu*. Coffou, Tolfiilr Co. Mims, Columbu*. Cmutmniu* wlO ba i*niJ tin* iriiini boinily \-Mre.-.- ft recruiting olfioors for thi* Rati 1 .11 ' I. M -i; rift*. \ 11.min. Ha. Ciii'f W N III T‘'ll INS, Odumbtw, Ga. Murat J A s ill'il LEV. Auburn, Ala. Serft I- M ('RIM MUN, Jarksonville, Gu, Strgl HARHY, LVlartown,Ga, (.’nrpl FAi’K Ell. Georgetown, Or. As the Inrm of this iii’hflM U limited to the eommeiKicmoiitofootlvo operation*, thulia wish fog tu oullst are roquestod to apply «t <»noe. W N I1UTCIIIN8. CaptCo. U, ‘2<Mb (Li. Kent.. DISSOLUTION. rp11 E firm uf Ivey, Pidlth .k Go. wore dissolvod I l*y mutual consent on tho 27th lust. The 9 JWlii iho lutu firm tho eld stiiiiiJ. wlioru all pnrsuii* l*aviny lim* ngaiust said firm nro ro(|uo*tod to pre ut them fur settlement. Pnrtirs indebtad by tu or ncoounl t«* Ivey, Sin it u A Co., call and suftio ni tho saino plucu, and a Ir rehy ii.ftltiod, that if they u*> cot oomt*i> with this roiiue*t by tlio I A of February, thwii ■id accounts w ’ * 1 * ' ‘ NEW JF13=llyXr. H aving r*ur<!iui*oii tim interest of \f***r*. Cb.ipinan A Smith in tho Livory otablo, the undersigiibd tuko plonsuro in mloriuiiig thuii friouds and pinropn that they will Ouiftinuo the butines* in mi its branches nt the old stand, ‘i’liui.kl'ul for past pairmiago they respectful!) a ronuwul of tho t J. It. IVEY Sc CO. Caution. i LL parson* uro horaby onutionod against I\ tradinu- for twu proiflissury not on. givou to Thpmii' I'hioiui.'-on. for two lnmdred Htid flRy dollar*, dated abo duo rithi Jautinry, tiiaroftflel •I the uthordue twelve months maker of xaid notos, Muahorn given whs incoat- hhusolf. ISAUUL J.UNKAL. tran*uct bitsine-s f< tofoi'o ju liberally ho*towod -Coffimbd** Ga., poo. 18,186*. $50 Reward. QTOLEN from tho anbsoribnr, in Columbus, kj the 21st inst., a largo (.'hostnul Sorrel Ho supposed to bo 8 or years old. HltidwV horso is a stuinp-suckor, and when ta- ►— ken had a leather strati or collar arounc hi* neck, ami thu collar had worn tli tlio top of hi* neck and hair under his nCek 1. tiiroul. Ho also hud on ut thu timo he was Mu- lon a now mtlHury saddln and hriille, that I Intd a few days before drawn from tho Government agent at Columbus. 1 will giva $50 reward for tho horse and thief, or $i!5 for tho horse. JAME.S M REES, Belonging to tho 3d Ga. C'nvulry. Camp Muutgoiuory, near Columbus, Ga. |an2( 12w $50 REWARD! OT0LBN from thostubleor the subscriber, 10 O inilc* north Col'imiuis, 011 tho Uainilt- Wil _ _ ul, about 10 p’olouk u.. ..._ ....... inst... a GRAY HORSE, about U or 10 years old, medium sue, sway back, with a very ruinurku- > night of the lntli bio I’lay-oolorad spot or patch covering a largo portion of hi* left «idc. Said horso paces un dor the saddle, being a fine saddle and buggy horse; newly shod all round 1 * above reward for tho uppruhonsio - . : E , . uf the ihief ith proof to convict, and a liberal reward for (ho horso ulouQ and all rcasoimblu exponsoa paid. ROUT. (J. JOHNSON. deo20-il2w» NOW’S THE TIME. pHRMONS iinlebtcd to us by note or account 1 aro toquusti’d to uout-J forward a .d settle. IVe have never known a hotter timo to pay debtJ. Lot this notice be sufficient. jiin8-dlm J. ENNIS St CO NOTICE. 117ILL be fold, at thd Court Flouie in tha * » city of Culuuibiis, on tho fourth Mondny in tho present month, twu negroes, vix: Simon, n mm n),out 55, and Milla. about 11 year* of ago. Sold as tliu property Milly Coleman, dooai. Tortus mode knowu on tho day of sale. I ll | TUB LEGATE! . Itl-'.MOV'i:i> ItV Fllti:, dy to attend any calls hnnded, ni ftbfttf Muscogee Asylum. A N election will be hold at tlio Gounod Chain- her, 011 Mumhiy ovening, the 23d instant bytbeJuaUoes of tho Inferior Court and th< Mayor nnd Council, for two trustee* of MusuO' gee Asylum for the l’oor, to fill vacancies. Ry order of Couuuii. fob ltd i HQ, W. JONES, Clerk, CAUTION. f HEREBY forewarn ull potions from trading JNO. L. CHENEY. . for a rtaln promissory 1 1 J. IJ. Mor- known precisely, butumoiiut and intnrc*tup to August 8th, 1802, was #7'’i.i8, Tho said nolo was lost by mu in Culurabd^, on,or about the 8 ml tou “ ir ’ JOHN T.BOYlCtf. JWr WOOL HATS. r AM having manufactured, at my hat ibop in JMitnuut Co., Ga.. a substantial and dura ble article of course wool hut*, lined anil hound with homespun, suited Fur negroes* which 1 will yell 0 u.’isonahle turins, foi by tlio nu*( of doson No orders rocoivod for a less number. No rotall business done. M er ” chant* would do well to Kalontnn, G-i.. Jan, 13th, 1863. Janl3-dlH ________ $100 Reward. r AVILL pay 1150 for the nnprohetndon and delivery to mi. near Cuthbort, Ga., or con finement fu any jail *<> I can got him, of »ny uogro man CLAR K. who run away from mo i« November liut. lie is very hlaek, about 24 year* old. wuighft about ISO pounds, slow spoluni, haa very large eyes; was raUed’ln Talbot county, Go, 1 will libarally reward any person for in formation tbat will aid in hi* recovery. Address either me. at Cutlihcrt. Georgia, or W M K Walt*, nt Fiunkiiu, Heard county, Georiria. iMUriw. HAIUU K. (1L0VKK.