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TJ4LL«t HA PI-13 O. iai i... rilin'.! to Aft o/Congrr^t.tn ikey^ar 'fytsLb J* T,lRAi } B ! !tt r'.vi.T.i Ditiri■■' of tieorm, A.TI-VKT A, V.b.h.—Advices Iro fault report Lon*»trn.l cm Mon.luy ton ivmtvviilt* nrtil ndvnnCimr.— J l*cnous liberated from ChnttHqoogn | report great suffering there for want of J food. Fully 136 Yankees, forming Burnside's j rear guard, reachod Dalton last night.— J They say Knoxville was another Har per'* Ferry trap, uml that Ibirneide. must retreat. AnixonoK,20th. , r ; < from lCooxvi'.l-v and advancing. couraging indications westward. Clouds ^ p.,i>d many of his wounded have I foreshadowing for - : - uriiml 0,lr , . lW pn-.. > ■ I'” •“ " f “ |U'U’5 jgtaS. REPORTED BY J. J J< Prices In our .’Market. COTTON fells atWfefiOc., according to quali ty. CORN was rolling on Saturday at jd per bushel. FLOUR per hbl. > A LT Nothing del!nilo. Kn- ; 43c per bushel at auction; 1JACON rJ : x» peril*; LA UI), same figure ; SCtiAll *1 Prices of sll kinds of produce high, and sales readily effected. Charleston, 20th.—The enemy re owed his fire on the city this .morning L. Lw -i» Chnttf^hoogH and j n ) l0 ui 11 o’clock, and continued until -4 general on- j Hie afternoon; number of shells thro\ our lino, Or. ^agement. MiT.i.EimKN ii.le, 1 *'- Tito House has : day has been more heavy than u.Minl fr> ^purred in the Senate resolution re-on- j the mortars ; hut few rifled shots w Advertising Netvs. Tliore will ho several valuable negroi lHill in reference ! trod, orgi/i, pJedginganew Tim enemy’s shollinK of Sumter to- j , oW ut on the first Tuesday •Tunuary, l*y Mr. C. M. Lowe, guardian. Mr. J. C. Carter, as admit-istrator, will _ , ,,, , , also sell valuaLlc negroes and a lot of Rtrimnsj., 0M>of truce I , nl>> , „ lb „ No casualties in the city < resource of the Nate, vindicating thf with freight forth©. Yankee prisoners, ’ ," . . , ,. ililin ,hen U -limed, uml declaring that arrival at City point yesterday. ( Mr. Charles M. Broach, as admin.stra- indc- ! Meredith's reply to Ould - last lottoi l " r ' Wl " *°H at the same time and plu< ulso j in regard to the proposition for tho ex- 11 valuable lot of land and several r tire of ptndonce- ulichlev MM un:itiime'i‘ly priced the Senate rcsolu- change of prisoners, was returned without * ro .' ..ndersing tlio patriotism nud wi»dom J answer, in consequence of offensive J*>r cf President Davis in the discharge of the j points. arduous duth ; upon him. consequence of i Tho correspondent j Ould and Meredith lias thereto .Mr. Herrington, member of the ; Ould has received a letter i ,.f pneumonia, i Terrell county, died to day ; Hitchcock, who appear* to he Muicdith's J superior, in which ho enyt thnt question* ! inatlian English, us administrator of n j Thomas L. Stockton, will sell at tho J. court houso in this city, on tho first Tucs ml ! day In danuary next, several likely no- oos, and other property. Ii. II Watters, P>q., notifies Lite puh- CilAHi.:.sie‘ 10th. Tho enemy fired hereafter raised uro to ho calmly discuss- lie that ho will publish in pamphlet lot tliholl* from Gregg at tho city, to-day, petwoon II n. m. and l. p. m.-damage n.fling; .-omu three or four buildings were .truck once,nnd 1 porsomtslightly injured, r:,. p.i vriee and another gunboat came up Storm river and shelled D.iUery i’rin- p. 0( pot effected nothing. Firing on Ft. S irtiter slow and steady all’day. Sonio fog »hftU were firod at Sullivan's bat- t.-riw. No casualties at Fort Sumter or Sullivan’* Island. M return as, 1'dth.—A special to tho , Clarion from Summit. Nov. lSUh, fays that a gentleman from New Oilcans m- i->rt< that tho Dam expedition in Mat- •ckod, 7 transports driven ashore nnd captured with al on b> Hid. . . V Gen. Banks' accompanied expedition Arsisotios, Will.—'Tho firing reported at IUll'* 11 up war »t Knoxville. Plenty of rumor* f re afloat of its rooecupetlon by i-ur forces, but them n no official n on— firmation. Burnside has two regiment* of cavalry ngorott at Lick Crook, two > ille. nilesbelow (i ltlCJIM the 17th roeoivoi An expedition lOtli.—Baltimoro papers ol they an 1 The t< by tho der Banks had land- horo ut Kio Grande experiencing very heavy wculhor. govern went works «t i’ort Brown dosrovod by the Conledqratoa when anw Urn Yankee* had landed. n of Hr. Ion federate t su.ppoil thorn; ed. Tho 13th Mu >d to’fcupporl tlie l W. II. F. Leo, (. villo > i set on fire valry, hut tho u bloody fight io regiment was eluding <■ tempting onlhs, liusbcen sent ler cargo uon«*Utod of 1300 balei . which, together with tho boa! of Mi-s Tins letter will be ropli-d to :n a he-1 f or galp, tbo public laws and coining Iplrit, nml the hope i. inaulgoil j 0 f ti, r pmnnl Lcgi,l»ttiro. tliul tho corrcspondonco may load even tually to an arrangement for cxcliango. Tho New York World of tho 10th, oopius the correspondence recently pub lished in tlie Enquirer, uml editorially ad mit* tho stoppage of tho exchange, says it is solely tho work of tho Federal Gov ernment, and intimate.- that the subject will load to lively times In -AVuihingtou after the ejection of a Speaker. Meade wn* in Washington on tic I lilt, closeted several hours with Lincoln and Ilulleck. Fourteen inilos more of tho Orange and Alexandria railroad has been completed, including tho Knppnhannock l Tho Chattanooga curres World say* no i flbnsivo i yet bo undertaken by that army, a fioient riipplioii have not yet been nec luted. Large numbers of mules horses hud died for want of food. ulont ot the ' and other ruinont olutlci Fifty dollars bounty is ollurod for a few men in a company for local defence, by Mr. McKandroc. Sno thoftdvortisomeni. Michael MeCuhey, as executor, offer? for sale, on the first Tuesday In January next, two city lot* with their Improve ments. Mr. William William'on i- announced n candidate for Tax Collector of Mu cogo’j county. John 1'oabody, K->j , as admini»tr«t of Robert E. Dixon, dco’d, will sell i tho <1 iiit Tuesday in January next, savor valuable iiofcroc», n fine law library, large collection of miscellaneous booli luahlo property. In a late speech, Wendell 1‘liilli that Lincoln admitted t>* him in •!> timt thu greulcot folly of hi* life w issuiug of !iis emancipation prodan "Of the four steamoin recenlly off Wilmington, onp was laden wit Enfield rifle*, ammunition, clothing, &c. The World s llnsnciul article say- the condition of tho New York bank*, the Treasury Depurtment, and financial af fairs generally, Is worse (o-cIhv than wo could have conceived. Richmond, 20th.— An official t> ie rnim from Bragg, dated Missi nary I’.ulp •. 19th, says Gen. Wheeler reports ids at tack upon nnd dispersion of tho enemy's cavalry, pursuing thorn into llu-ir wo-1.,’- »t Knoxville, capturing lluvo hundred prisoners. The infantry force is dose up, Ciiakliwton, Nov. 2UL—-The shelling of Sumter arerngod onn shot per mlnura lust night and continue* heavy this morn ing. Guo man wh* killed in the fort yes terday. Fort Johnson nnd Battery Simp- kim» opened a vigorous lire upon the Yan kees who were mounting guns between Gregg and Wagner. No further Hi ing on tho city since the last report. Bpaeial DirpatehtotlieMohllo Advertiser. Another Federal Steamer “(June Up” 1,700 Hulesol Cotton Destroyed. suf- •fudge ft . Hfuillos, a? vviii be mu- ' *»y his announcement, ha> again on-ent: and j e< * *° Pl »u for the «*tlieo of Ordinnvy of j Harris county, llo ha* filled tho position sni I f ,,r several years, nnd we have never yet uirv ! Beard ono word of complaint against him. tho I Hi* legal attainments, general knowledge j, u , | of tho routine of office business, his <li!i- ivc,t ; ffoueo, and pionsing and gentlemanly ile- i.tr.rj portincni, render him an efficient and •Vo acceptable officer. Wonoticothercisnbill 1 Tlie Sltunil n a? Ulinttmioogn nnd llic 1.™ r. rtl,.. relief of our | Candidate*, for the difi'uruiiL office* in ; Muieogoo county, begin fo announce ! themselves. Mr. Thomas Chaffin, ^r.. ‘ announces himself a candidate for rn* election to the office of County Treasurer, | and al! who know him will readily give credumio f<* tho nnsortinnii in hi- card. n what ho says, that you nfuto any of tho chniges, them made. pm is u candidate for Shori!!', asM.ciatcd witliW. J. Cliafiin for Deputy. Both of these gentlemen are I weii and favorably known, and nntwl no I commendation from us. j Rmul it, and Inn I may ho able to r should you hour Mr. John Li A Good 1IIII.—We * . K«presontftliw», Maj. 1 ; a hill to give the elccliu; to the , I tin id that tho tran-m No 18.—Tim Federal ' o objeo 1 id thnti that one of our wes, lm> offered • I City Marshal, >plr, instead of jd by the Board ion to a change dy JusIiro befiretbe l.ogislature fur the relief of our ii highly esteemed friend nnd follow eiti/.en, Dr. K. L. deGraffi nrioJ. This net •jf tardy Justice is nothing morn nor loss than a proposition submitted to tho Leg islature to pay him for services rendered, small pox cases, among tho Indians ?r thirty years ago. These services ro performed under an order of the City Council of Columbus, and ought to have been paid at tho time; but it was postponed from year to year, by tlie pica that there was no money in tho treasury, until finally the debt was repudiated, and tlm Doctor given to understand that if ho prosecuted his claim In tho court*, the City Attorney would bo instructed to plead in liar thereof tlm Statute uf Lim itations ! At ibis juncture another effort was made, and tho Legislature wa- peti tioned to pay it-— a bill for the settlomont of all such claims being thon under con sideration in that body; but by some means this just and long standing claim w as loft, out, tho committee deciding that it was the debt of our City Council and should 1>o paid by tho city. And now, after three distinct committees of tho Leg- Mature have ns many times reported in favor of tho claim—that, in their opinion*, it was “just, rciiftonnhlo and right, uml 'ought to he paid" wo are glad to see a special bill has boon offered upon tho subject, which wo sincerely hope will puss, and thus an act of even handed justice ho done. It i mi sin and shame that this matter has been so long neglected- -and what is worse than all, the entire blame' and .-haino r»- t • "u tbccity of Columbus For « city which boasts of her muhufactnrio*, her railroa.l*, her internal wealth, and tho virtue' and refinement of her people, to reinitiate a Just debt, i< u stain on her lair escutcheon which, like the State of Mississippi, will follow her thvougli all time. These uru truths which wo record with « blush. Dr. doGrafl'cnricd L one of out oldest citizens, and has dotio many good nets in our midst- -and now, in hi* old ago, to bo threatened with the statute of limitations, in tho matter of a just '•luim, is too bad and wo hope t of Georgia will d > him that justh the city, (or whose welfare and * peribimcd these services, refused Mar Tux Collector, list Diatrlct. - We understand that Judge Cubatihs ha* tendered Urn appointment of Collector of ate Tax of thin District to Luo. Wo uru not advised whether Col; Leo will ucccpt the appoint ment, hut we are uuro that it could not Ihttve boou conferred upon any ono more acceptable to the tax payor* of tho ilistrh t, or bettor qualified to discharge the du ties of tlm position understandingly and justly. «Judpo Cutmnies seems to luivo system atized and regulated tho collection of the tax in this Etuto most admirably. The law ia complex and lacking inexplicit- no** in some of its details, nnd it requires n con»preh«n?iv« anil discriminating in nd to m lingo propurlv tin* State machinery for it* execution, Wo venture the Mtg- gesli. n that Judge C. is progressing with it in (juorgin ns rapidly and satisfactorily as tho Cliiof Collector of any other State, nnd that tho roturivs will attest its bitpo- rior manngoinoiit in Georgia. Yankeoa have news from (Jbatta- nongfi a? late as tho 12th itvt. An artil lery duel between the hut .'ri.*' on L* ok- Mounlnin and Moeca-in Point is the only thing like new*. They say that lien. Leo In-taken Bragg* army; llmt Ilariloe ha* been assigned I • Gen. Polk’s corps, a d relieved Gen. Long* •ot on Lookout. Mountain. The latter gone with 16,000 troops, partly of airy, to East Tennessee. Tho l>al- •0 of tho cavalry liavu gone to luka.-- Cheatham's and Stuart’s divisions have and Bragg hits now three full corps—Hardee «, uiiwiniu*u.', «”■! Buckner'.- -a total of sixty thousand eii, at a low ■ .-timate. A stop udou- movement \* on foot, f.icii will make a u epoch in the fit-* »ry | tlti‘war. A grand ami vigorous blow al.out to be struck, which will result tho destruction of rebel power in the great Smith western States *>f tin Confed eracy, and give the po-.o-sion of avast amount of territory, and. perhaps, prove tho beginning *■ I tho «i d .o'this sanguin ary strugglo. Everything in this d purfiii'Jiit i-on tt.u uiove, and tho devel- ent of tlie -ecrel plans of which 1 k, i-, d »ui>!! —, s.* far accomplished Brec idtfc To tlie Voters of Harris County. WillVu.J.X. Nov. JL’di, PA';. It is with pleasure w* see tho name of W. ?, l'oiitKHoy, hi.re uncoil ns ,i enailiila.o forOrdl nary ot llarr - unity. Mr. ilobim .a Inis the CANDIDATES FOR OF*: oapaeity to nil i>oi tln.SOU-ftilsnte!. uaeler tho aaroo.Tble nml i!’ claim* open tho (he pv RorviuR, ho Untitu?heon all tho forth i country, Tho l.ntdo-li tysbarg afford aud deliberate ment boinc of 1 the cff.t ,lly by anything . mentioned i i thi- letter. A large i’ ■ !> if lebeL Wi le e.uicy '.ra ted nt Tll-euml ia. Ala . uud had reared ton Hunt i ; rabl trot (th . I magnitude, in utilicipulion oi' giving >nr troop* a bio.<dy r. i.oi.tion, and, if | •-.-i- ble, tqelnu-u our navane«. I > eonfirin liteiu ill Utoopinion that we were eoiuilig by that way. Oslcrhuti •' divLi.ei was thrown forwnrd to within a raw mi tho pi;n , »•» 1 W . Ml'ideti' x V. o nd leaving ttie impre-sion with toe .• that tlivirurruv «•; -tuoigth hud tr.gh.t in >! *h ti- back. Ill ■ while tb.’V -eurely ! an 1 eomfortaldy awaiting our appn.ai !i, I he the limn w.i-occupied by (ien. Sherman J . ( ing the hulk of his forces nero-- | .Sewell's Point totlct- :st evliluiu-c of his valor ; Ids sel.Ucrly daport- h a meter a* to win tho eonfidenee and c.-l *0111 of both oB'imT* and turn. In the retreat from Oettysburg he received a wiund that entirely incapacitiitcs him for «er- vicu. In view of thoso fuels, wo fcol eonfident tiio peoplo of Harris will attest llmir nppreeln- tiun of of liia bervice? -so well deserving tiiuir lunfidtnico and support—by clcctiuc, him byn most tiiumi'linnt majority. Many VoTkiis. Time? and dun copy. —*■ • ♦ S. tvvsf: I'AttKKU. ,7f.-. JP.LW-If you have space in your c«d- umn* to Fpaic, We beg of you to insert tills shori communication, thnt lull jiiHtico nnd credit may be itouo the iron 11 count whoso name heads this cauiiidntoTor Congress VI. II ■ e* of Mr. i'.ir’i-r i* n yoimi; man, and a lawyer o treat pronti*»; ami bad it not been for the pri'suui war* would now rank umftusr tho fn>t lawyers of tho country. lie ln« n finished ed ucation, beside* every other acquirement a sUtc.man ihoiild have, unKw> perhaps it isneo. Shortly alter tiio war •uunenccd, tie entered the rank- offerej, lie tho To 1 plished c ago r.t Ei gunboats mj. \\ it' c.iniiuandcd b well 1 " 1 U(H ‘° n for 11 week pn?t. but Ii by tlm way id tit • To is 1 nphlly ri-iug, and entire dcpcndoiM •• foi taki* tlto field nvinb'y rofuspsl to oc- u piivato in tho army HcUotion ofiiunicrous ft lands, suilercd his name ! to go before his fotlow-citisons a* a candidate, | lie deemed it more important for (ho intcrcs** | of his country that lie should remain in tho field ! with ins musket in company with hit fellow- , W uy eohlient until s'fcr the eject Jon ; and t Ji«u. i' r ; 111- li'.s (rionds hnvu t-ceu proper, ip^withstanding iii inlb eanviw-i: g on Ids part, to ulect him t'. the po- t-Hinod I nHion. h 'a,,u d accept i», hoping to roprrK-nt whh'h I thorn with fidelity. Sinoo Uio commonucmcnt > ! out j 0 j (id* W ar ho law b«on a firm uud substantial Mum * •Ml’I'wAer of tlm (ioveiunicnt. nov«*r desiring to iiiinio- I reconstruct thooM Union upon any touns wlml- i> ,|y ,,)• j cv.'i. fin l nc\ 1\ lie iringa pune iuni< ‘nivecottld further, ho never disorganizing ole , will ( dim the Juftfc that tlmt; Common on the 16th t .roops of J I also said s gaining nnoriffc, . of coal i ped ami provision'. A lot of r« h. | documents were captured in Cornuhia, among thum filers from E. Dol.cnn, of Paris, t<» Presi dent Davis, in one >>f which Lc expresses the belief that there will ho no intervpn - thin on ihn p.irt ol' France to recognize the Con(ndorncy. Gold in New York Monday 1471. Earl RuwU B * 1 pc**po*e<3 a haai# ofne- ROtiHt'on lu-twoen Ounnnay ami Den mark in th Holstein question. It i« stated that nmhorlty t<« build tho rebel : Ihn C'hine*> , Fr. • that tlie 1 give merely to the habit our l itl/.' li' have got into, of Lto years, of runnh.g to tho Leg- islaluro overy seisloij for ebunge* of this kind ; and now, we hope, thu matter will re.-L after it is again put where it ought to he--in thn hand* of • people. Wo lire an mlvocuto of everything calculated to promolo tlie interest and welfare of our city, nnd heliovo this ran beat bo done, in tliii instance, by allowing tho voters of the city to say who shall preside river her a? officers nnd administer her laws. Wo are equull.v epposed to everything like the “ono man power," and shall over raise our vnico against whatever tends to General Will, j *urh u result. We therefore hopethii kill will become a Juw in time for the coming iff tlrd our cititena will go to work and elect good und true men to fill the various offices within their gift. WowAnta Board of Aldermen unlrnm- mellcu in every re*pect, whieli they will not ho, If they have to nuke piodges and overtures to every ono who chooses t<> run for all offi 0 within their gift. Unless Lt Brigsde—l-t, 3d, 8th, and IO1I1 Upn* 'he tm»do of electing tho officer* is chan Niunt of the Federal G.-v.-m dntroyoii by Jiro n* little Memphis. It is supposed that tho “rohnV hn i early knowledge of tho interest ing event. The following is announced the or ganization of the Cavalry of thu Army of TonnosBOO: 1st Division —Brigadier General John A. Wharton. 1st Brigade—fld /XrkansnR, 8th and 11th Tex gw, and the Otllll Florida Reirimnits. 2d Biigade—Carter’s Ni, Wheeler') l-t, A •hley’s 2d; 4tli, ami llth Trnri" -c Reg- linonN. 2d Divs! T. Martin. 1st Brigade—1st. 3rd, 4th, 7th and ntli Alabama Regiment'. 2d Brigade—1st, 2d, 3d, 4ih nnd 6ih Georgia lUgMnent-. 3d Division—Brigadier General F. C. A r m strong. 1st Brigade —4th, 3th, 8tb, f JlU nnd 10; li Ten••n**eo Kogiiuunts. 2d Brigadu—Clay's, Jesse *, .lolinmi. and ICdmondftOnN Kentucky Rattali >n 4th Division--Brigadier GoiPiral J. II Kelly 11— lifigudii Col. J. reliable sill 1,. > l-o 11 1 It die authority that tho city cetiipu ing to C'd. Salisbury'* regim relieved from guard duty r This Intel! vmice doiiblh by - nciglihor, tho Local of the T and otnurs, ns “glad tidings of gront joy." Major H< ward's battalion being nearly coirtjdet , It Is now enabled to do the grc..o r part of tho duly, nnd therefore imlcHnitcly ring large boai nu:c which must ie : lioncRt. Tlm live, railro.el . .•mmunicat tratPi An Important Drclvtun. Wo hiivcheen ruriiishod by 0110 of the Judges of thu S'.ipretnq Court, with the following nolo of the principal points de cided by them ni thu lute Millodgevillu ugar i tlie hands 1. Thu (’. lit fair prices, pro chant: .f the ml er onnl pow liuuccnmtili.tpm 1 of iho arniv hv c t’M-il ill nuotlior ofuitr dillioiiUic.i UtllPI I t t)lstrlt I. ad term of Uon. II 1 Kiif Sliei'lffof Muscogee < 'iulU> ft’oarn nut’.i rir.oil to ftan mnoo tlie immo of •IOI12V MUON a- a oanilidnte ffir ro-elcction t-» ilu- qihcc of Slmriff of Alutwo^oc oouuty, at lie mi iuiuc ’-it tiiui in .January/ next, with \V. J. CHAFFIN as hi- Deputy. uov2l-te* Wo m -• an'.i 'u . \ t > nmmuiiee GKO. \V. II A Y *1 its . i;,- m-liil/'r t.ir^horUVofMusro- > mintv, with W. I*. Sewell ns his‘deputy. By j r ti muds. • lu-t iaxlorious reftloiavut ,eUod"lo fall 1 Inch Wo Jim articles ii a* well 11 well info 1 ’fks past to View of the p/vp.’l hud bo, enemy, we should not bo .surpritud r of it a t an *■ moment, arc permitted h.v a gentleman of tv to uiuko tho follmvincr extract 1 letter of a gallant and meritorious , dated at Bragg's Army, Nov. 16. •sterdn officer high In j)0 .Mart I it n Count}, nt the rn-uij)*- election, nov 7-d2lwt.!* To tlio Votors of Muscogee County. 1 am a c.mdidatof.ir Tr*Mi*ui or of Murcokca c-niuty, 1 havo held tho utBeo nearly two years, and no in a a h»M ever called on me fur a dollar tlie second time, nor have 1 over offer ed to the lioldcr of a.bounty order n Iohh amount (lion it catted for, nor did I ever employ or n-k any onC Oho to do so. I nut now, 11? usual, al- wnj * ready to pay any debt aitniust tho county, if any is due. nuvfij-to TH03. OJJAKJTN. Sen. l<’or Orilliury-wHarris County, W« are uutlioricod to announce tho name of GKO. \V. ?ltI.l.I\S, Empt oh a oundiduto f ir re-olectlofi to tho office of Ordinary of llur- rti* county. Kic.-ti-m first AVcdncbdaov in .Jne- ulus of Ilnrt'lM County. inysolf a* 11 camlldato for the 0:- L-civer uud Colloctor, for the eoun- t tho u'isuin*; election. Having ir from tho comuienooinent, and wounded, which unfits me tor i in tho capacity of a soldier, 1 .licit tho suffrage* of my eountry- i-1H S ATUANTKL 0. HUFF. tain-d hv Hi it h pro mont i inioirlialiv a ' i |V li ' s I that just 1 in ill! r’ 1 *' r tho l ho od with. Moaltrio uud Julia feiierato Regiments. 2d Brigade— Ut, - Regiments; Rucker's Lotion, 11 u m i 11 < n - „ | BaPailor, and Alliion’s Squudrou, Ton- 1 I “ lLidd' ■» 1 ii D. R •ddoy - whhii \vu ‘ i.plu-.lto by Iho Moreland* Alabama K-gimont*. • <r. u • -ment hating L> .'t ^ plot to Roluane the Confoderato Prin- •• bar/. -, withdrew, j oner* on Johnson’s Island—Lord Lyons ExpoetM it. ! Tho Yankee public liiiabcon atari L*1 h v j the oxpoaura of a plot in Cuuad.w to r< - CTiAisLe-roN, Nov. 21 • ftotwuc 2 and vociocl; this morn'mg tho •’ml barge* upprouched Sumter, uii^tipot L'iflg iuiilud from UmFort they unaware with oaths and uisuburgml sowral volley gcnl, every Alderman will r..„ m 1 ':";! y ' —it «;o. hi. «w. •urily taki hLo ,.tht daylight . 1! L -tevin* hutg, Cui lured 173 with li and ki ilml a mujo l killt-.l <ia this niiinilnfl-. Two j v m th town into tlit ! iot itjured. -W-ln^dty about! my tour mile* from ‘ >er county, nnd‘•ap ex and equipments, id 23 privates. Our wounded. Ourcav- Iutcre-ting Certinuiiic . -From our B. igade— Brigadier General neighbor of tlie Time» wo learn that, at J. John.ion’s mJd J the OathoHcOhuroh in this city, on Sun day evening last, tho ceremony of ad- milting h young lady into thu “Rocinly of Iho Bister* of Mercy" was performed ip, thu prof once of u largo m r unih!v. The i-xitcLc* uro Hpohun of as buiiiitil'ul nnd uraic pmoner- <>n ; interesting, hut on thi* occasion woro very . - * . 1 i/'n* 1 -r,l 'p£l! < i" 1 much marred by the had conduct of burn Ojr Jonaburg aud Buffalo. I bo cun- . J .... ,piracy u. < >I ,t ill :i l.-tt.-i from I. t.l »»iiy m .Uuml.cn0. Ilcu Icil... my. ' The following di*| ‘ Fixing Friers. Tliu.ro i* n hill before thn LogtidHluro to fix the price* of cotton yarns and a fuv; othernrlicde*. This kind of legislation can do no good, and we therefore opporu it. Tho pusaage ofsu'di hi hv, but create* /t contempt far law, ns they nr** bound to lie broken. Wo have often thought that, such lav.* mudu crim inals, from the fact that they begot a de position to violate law, find impunity in breaking than. An act for the suppression of apueubi- tion and hoarding might do some good, if it was enforced with rigor, and it arti cle* found wore sold to or distributed among the indigent families of soldiers. The Confederate Congress pu*-« d an act forbidding manufacturers from asking morn than 76 pur emit, profit, hut wo do not believe a - ingle manufacturing com puny in the Confederacy ha. (Ivor Loon held up to its provision*, and there is not one but what is daily violating it. We might go on and give n long list of objo tions, hu! we believe any thinking tn.iii can, if lie will hut reflect, see that we are right. ,M I" held to ?»>\o taken t'c propei ce, unauthorized by the < I n proceedin'? hv posscs-e t \ niTiN W it limit i' 1 . comiiiu'in alion mt t ni< Miinjei ! irom l Win. E (.Jliirkc, the Senator from Gri and Marengo, wliieli wo publish fm vnlualdfinfoi miitl'iii it contain*. A s imoit of the yarn can lie serin at the ecutiveofficii: M«n/y. ,\<tr. CAfUrot,, Nov. 12, 18( His llr iilrney, John (till Shorter : Dkak But—A constituent <>J' mine, K. 15. I’iekering, of JWar.-ngo n.iuaj making excellent cotton yarn-, lor inig for : 111 j y i' i - large tl caught• i a hamper -Vm, me ’ll right cuts hot wee 11 urn lad'u Norllmr Tally Voter* or llftirl* (oniil)’. Having boon disabled by a gun shot round, rv.'uivotl in tho battlo nt Mulv^ra Hill, ,i't ye II. and rendered aliu"st wholly unfit far urther Horvioo in the field, 1 announce iny-elf is a citndiduio fur tboofiivo of Sheriff of Harris •oaiity, Ha. It A It U F CO It X h L T. novlS-to* till (lie va••.nicy aruit-i uiro K. 11. lloiOL Mr d i >r Hie jiodtion, and i KtOttiixnii a'ii; 1 :;iV tie tli time ak'mg Hindu thi- di-c use of curds III II herewith! *eitd ym for uxantinatlon. Bu'.icving this a mutter "f much tin igft to our cun u try, I have In I liberty ol' making tl.L '•.■mniuhii n utfully, ‘ W.‘ K M -j'-r Elliott leutMi the 2.WX» U Gregg nnd ) Johngop] Out of Order!—In tho Council feeding*, which appeared in «u r \ yesterday morning, tlie following tenoo occur*: "A petition from tlm Go- ' lumhua .Ministqrs was ren-l and dec In red | I; LH.m ii-. hv l-i.uu.i Tin: era I infoi illation 'cu faihliti ing regulations, laid down 1 al euiiimacdunt at Kcrlj-e.* Ihi,'iird to Ivttcra puf-^ing Li id U‘J Yalike Klyh eived from thu U. S. Secretary ‘ W-r by tlm Mayor of.Buffalo : Wahhixotos. Midnight. N ••.*. II T» thi Muir e at U ltra' ,. The Bmi*ii Minister. L >rd L\ has to-night officially notifiod i!..< (« -- i , ment that, from 0 b graphic in/ «ru. 'h.n received Irom the Govonior*Gunrral of Canada, there i« rua*on to believe ti.cro ii a plot on foot by persons who have found assylum in Canada, to invade the ould b» ii,'..' i be on ,ould J, t. ol < live been Min Th i .rd Alii Wctli the u lit airy alv Nearly nil of Meade'* force* are report ed to he south of the Orange Railroad. Atlanta, Nov. 23th — Advice* from I tlie front arc nothing moreVJian usual i shelling. T, *“ C.inM -- • .! - flint grttt del- '^"7, Tl'doKllod prupe tsU at Clmttai fionfly l'urin.ng a circle round the altar so ns »o Mxelti to every one also from saoing or hearing. "Such conduct amongat Iho wild Indi ans of tho forest could havo been oxcusud, hut In a lan-1 -*f Bibles—:i land which boasts of thu liberty <*/' the josj-ej, amongst peoplu who claim the right to interpret |,„ t tie s i or ad worii tor ihemsal rue, .-„„;.,u,d*i unity nl.oreMWnthHcliool iuuoJi is claimed of good rals, toi-ay nothing of imp! the house of God, for *uc‘» seAn-. by ! if uch n people, there i« and cun be no rx- j use. And bo it known to all Lbo world nuinner or ci ;t ' “ l "ccnrienee wu? not ' J, .iullf.it. -•'■.I. lh« w«Hc ‘;«ii-,Im,, but ..r l-r.-l.-l-*!* ill pirn.* ncltnowlfalp-th-. rr » nfWi.nlir .■liuntli. Hhjm..! oil. • - i .... i umrn n imonli, who could so tar lurgcl nako the bouse ol God h and riot. irry that such scone* occur- SocreUry'ot' W»r rail, usd mgrut tint the Bisbuji did net rformanau, at tha ID , coavorsatlon which w«* k#p' • crowd in Bltundaiien up-»n vlien the solemn prouMthc church, ovary one, men, wo n uud negroes, indihoriimn illff the t«q>l of the pew »f torn** • •e<mih >«!' on Lnlw Hi sqrprlsa Johnson’s Island, fr*-*- :ii" oner* of war confined tb**ru. uml pi with them to Buffill . Thii <i \ -n- will employ nil means in it« powci t - pres# any hostile attack from Gar but a* other town* an i "it e».*n ti- 1 * * f tlm lakes arc - - . -l titutio: , Hi is information t< it order that a a - , , , . , „ , precaution* which tho circum«umcc- of A «p. ' 'al t-> th- lnt- .igeneef report? » bfj ^ wi „ ^rmit way he ukm. Th- • r4 id-riiMe skirrnN eg at Nickatiack Governor-General *o*v The elmv.ij „ -, v *,< ■•-•• «.*••*. t ... ..... - idcmnl^thc that Oen. Lnngrtjeot hs* eaptuyed K villo, routing tho ufjemy and taken 12 1603 prisoners. One h trad red nnd pruoaori arrived ou sa no train with Wbofler is reported in the twenty's rwtr, with Longstrcot prweing their front. Ocu. Wharton hai returned Low Richmond. II j ha* beqn promoted ?ilaj. OenoraJ. :bat!i ha* returned to the the ck-*c will permit may he ink bout* or qtlicr ve-s- D, giving it very Htrangu that ?•' dueorou- a •»■! of gentleman :i.» *>Ui*. in ir.-dcia at-, rhould l.avu pinned before tlm Council such a pcti/hm a* would hodceJnred by that body to ho out of order; and did n i know, until cat led upon by an official, h..w to Mccmin!. for it. Had it beau n petition from certain member* of tlm congrega tion* of some of our churobo*, wo could very readily have believed that Iho Coun cil vviu right—us Homo of tlioao latter uro in the habit of Doing "out of order" ns to o'ngst ! their decorum, at certain times. Who the "Columbus Minstrels" are wo ..Jhiot know, but presume they are a *'order and I R° ,no minstrel* being organized VthTngofTniidring it-vput-i j liore fi r the amusement cf our citizens. God, for such set'll'-', by ! If so, and the company is a good one, wo -oua to greet thorn on our boards. hope 12 or eelpt oJ thi* dispatch, and communi'-alo upon a people wno i,,i tv i to U» is Department any inforiiiH'ioti you themselves a? to na .. ; umy now or hereafter huvo on thi# sub- * V^.S 0 1 1 Lul ! jucL En win M. Hr Anton, i ;^ 0 . 1 ar 5„* < i rr . y .ui Tho ll.ttimoro At,K.’ricnn ny- that iho j pro.npily; «i-P further prouoodio g ., aoid ttumhor of rebel priiooerr on Jt-botoi.' perform Hi" "rUatO, which « tru.t ho l.lui.d is over two thou.ond, oourly all of \v_llMo ou tho m:x. uccailon. rhe HiiP-uiit them officers, and that, in view of nr. rehendod attempt to the gunl disgrn o our city or tho Protoitant ith tho aid ! roliglon again, i# our sincere wish.' occasion, damage done the pews nnd chair* arrivod. A* those prisoners could not, never dl*grn uouruiy leave the Island, excepting I. ij'illy lit North Garolltia. Tlie R-itoigh 1’iogrcG says, as in uvurv other Si-Re, v/cbuvo parties here in Nurtli ( urolin.i, H-< 1 we regret to say there in too much hiftomo** exhibited,In ourpo- litii al contents, but wo uro prepared to de fend any party or any connldnrablo j»or- fruU' B-ickner will go to tho front i the transport* were to h*' furnisiiu-l by Stranjje Calaalropbe! I their sympythixing friend*. Thu follow-. Telegraph chronicle* -The Macon that "the loyalty, the consequences what they nmy. . . * j repeat, there imvo boon no disloyal men i for CongrcuH In North Oaroliua, at least none that wo know of. The oandidatos j may have differed on vffriou* question#, 1 but ns to tho great quostion of proseout- f iog the war with v igor against our corn- | im/ti enemy, until an honorable peace he hod, thuy all stand upon tha hundred and thirty pri'oour* iown thii evening. Many “ | ,„K di.pAtctlw Ibuw thu bavo ’ , ^ iw . „ f tll0 Flour phlfofm'. Wo».y tliixt ir unf tu»q oli- ; t ! bfa-n Uk.u lolloptb.n.,11.,:: __ ... i„„ , k I od l<> Gongre*# from lhii> State Open hi* ivor of submission, reconslrue- ytiiing else that will degrade , London on the IHth net captured Odd and Aa uffici rtports th# Wheetor * Gn tn^i 18th Gen. I. >ngstreut was a mile 3r -d a i r'.J'/foni Knoxville entrenched. Ie the retreat from Imudon, the Yan- . about 3000, wssjjreatly demor- slized, Tney l«.ft 100 nogreea, with com- m Mary and ordnance stores on the road, Koh. Mr. jj t- F r AU»," Mot ! 13,-M.y„r Iv.-- ■ ha. Mill, hit rat th» lath in.!., throwing received a second dispatch from Seer -to- ] the boiler a dirtano* ot one hundred j tion, or i ry Stanton, itatlng that Mnj. n. Dix yard- and doing considerublo damage tlie Stav S-l lK "" - jf. Bjjf? 1 " j . ; aiUorwiio. Thi. i. tho fir.l tlm. wa .v.r 1 ■ h "“ *•' have heard of an engine bursting and blowing ‘ up the boiler—but as those are time* in o ruatly _, 1 i,i ia i, anu a peace wuni will ue proqm ,u world over, an honorable peace. ( tlio account of the Telegraphy that our j ^ GiNt iNNATi, Nov. 13—No additional readois may see bow much damage that ngine did by bursting. Had the __ r adopt measures for the aecurity of the front against tho plottings <d traitor* w taken refuge in the British pr-> „ r Thu Mayor h», Ukatl ino...uru, l , «u.rd wb , eh thip,;, occur, milkary atf I the Boulh, liu uoud i over show his face to his constitnt^rt.s again, for tlioy would *purn him as a tiling too i me m for contempt even, ! We Want pence, but we want n peace I that the other States u.m sham with.' i. All h* 1 '. ■omniiimlli 3 Virginia id lull t •aud i! iLt il he to Rich- fieri} mf of the ! irtlt Caro II1UI hud used to tlie I tcput lroent iua, at K-»r- dm (.ULide, "For Mug oftru o. No Inttcr.i to to any other H<ldru*( will be forwarded. 'fhe inline rules will be applied by Gen. J. II. Winder to ull letter- sf-nt from the Bonth to Fortrum Monroo lor parties in tlm United Statu?. A)JluH*r-»to -go North should bn di rected I" Geiipral Winder, Richmond, Va., endoraud "Flagof truce." A Sbruvvil J.oulHlana Darkey. A New York journal contain* son: ir. tm*«tlnff sk'-telo ■ of Soul horn iifo, afbooir which [- '-nn al"-' "Old Uncle T un, a -lav*- I lie wril-T im-t with ill Virgiiu.t . “ \V i.li hi wlii -• hairs. proiu*o wh-.:- u, hot Kill rutruaiiiig eurhoi-1 y dovt*tiiilc I. It inwin'r intention to oxhihi London. ’Mr. Hut.-li- NOl’K K. A DMIJi IHTHATOIt'* 1 A'!!J.hl:,iftrM" un ;:/'!.',„i: ,i -i.ii, l "in, ni i Uuiy, youim -Mhij . <1 two ehilitrrn, Jiiik- .mkI onoohlId. ,,t of iiiisvolliinetni? hook#, »i7 law ' .lOllN BBABOBV, adm’r. I'vt-nilnr's Sale. -1 ’I*ii' day in January next, will lie -'.I I. S'.M «. ..rtllnif I . thf will <d John ,c«.i.-n-i. 'iVha'ev i:v. k*t. notlT-wUld.t ■ _ Plantation for tialo jin -.vvairsax't Oouuty . ihn ■ otl>hh% Mr. Ill ni At the ri«i■laif (la,, on 'i'htir. vl• i T. hxuinlerr. I tv. Ha .nnd Mr- (ilnohii "In. Ha. o, JUU.0.K) le ad eft ,'KK) vvurth ofth'H v Notice. ) \ : J. MATTIlKWr W M. S. I’lJR It V . big tli Vu Thu in in i ii tl vciioinbioopecimeii wa* silling ou a road side loll' e watching with intense intctUst the lira) invasion into hi.< m-ighboriiood of the Yankees. 1 stepped in front of the old man and very abruptly asked him if in: vv :n for tho Confederation or for tlie Yankees. A smile lit up his old weather beaten countenance until it looked lilcu illumin ated India ruhoer; then lie ‘aid in a coy manner that would have dorm honor to a young girl, ‘why, you see, master, 'taint for uu old nigger Ilk* mo to know any thing bout politics.' Not content to lot him off so c«->y, I queried rather sternly. Well, sir, let mo know which bida you are on. any way7' Tim old darkey kept up his incilablu smile for n moment, and then assuming a gravity Hint wus fhliculoU', remarked, J m on the Lord’# aide, nnd IIo'lL workout Ilia salvation bie.a# the LortlV No oinv i himself, t 10, not Jeff Da- oven J. P. Benjamin, e*n a cross exam:nation of six hours, could catch tlmt old darkey.” KictiMoNit.- Mrs. Todd, OilJTl'AlGY. ■ Wil* lords inimor. Gvinrclinn'® fefisalo N ULli ju. order h( lU*' V-*urtrtfOf»i S i-vowM • - iii.y, <}j.. will l.c foM i »rt l!ou.«e doer usn*>’ in JMiiuory rliiMron, H rtntl ■ **• 1 — *-*o •< J'-;ifcio(r(tr ifil.l t : liius'ioe, il woman ab ••r five eblHrnrf, Klim, But' uio Mild mi intiiM - ' C. M. BOWK. L*i ; but it wa* ««-<-* fur he i* in i |f -ii ler little ‘•in! -I - them not, lor ol - in heaven. He -• tore to hi-* h-av.i bm-'.v I > * -/il, hat you h*t! as run*'. tl V Hill'll » i.’u>. hhoaid :n v-oir u.irthli taken t • that nnerand babe .)-• ! Il • iti • J» - ‘--r- ids i'lfant S'tul tlmt tier r on run Or everqaenoh Hu died to mu. ii But tor a iu*»in intelligmice •« •“» i f . r >t9ine did by bursting, tutu me news ot th,. ..(..undin* occurwnce ... brigade l.-ft L udon y<wu»r- special dispatch from Columbn-, wbioh ' through the Magnetic .Idogtaph, vve 1 *ay* that a large force <*f infantry and t hould have doubted it, as that institution dative to the John-on'* ls- A \*rdingtothe Northern journal#, nt tho iA-t declaration «*f exchan^' by G’ommi?*ioner Oula, South to visit her daughter, Mrs. r isttied I Helm, widow ofSuigoon General Holm, the (Jiffefuiico j who I'eH at Ghiokaniauga. .Mr*. Toddi* i •»>poet I about to take up her reside A.imiUUtvavor’a T JNDBR an order of the'hi llou.-o ty, uud the ’i«!''(tarl of Ordlna.y . . t».. will bo raid «U thi Tuv»da> in JauuaO uir', iwl'its UisOurl imo d or »u l..'ut| kii. -t i •-••uiily, l*-l ■*: laud nuinboi'"z. .ii tl-i ' • f 1 . » •: ty, uud the I iwiflie.,: Mr day to repiir tho. pontoons left h ^ ankertt on the Little Tenni int»i iiiouot coqjitf. the batteries m artillery | yeiterdny thorp feft Columhu? for spatial train lust night. very ofte sligli'^y bring* tin iiitnlllgr. nglomorat.'d. , i.nd they t-xpro*» tlm opinion that the pro*m*d1frt»t# of a rjifcndv l! J tt re 'a mach faithqr than I South, all hor daughter# being hero ex- **; >n Mil'-?, ai.ian - pi tho wdo>»i Linuodi, wnoi* in Wadi- dj.i-tinout l iUKton. uud Mrs *Kelto«K. who is ut pt«»- 1 cut Hi Laus.—V 'poteA- fid. V.M it; Mo. * 1 - I •' ...ii. • , tttrl '.HA- M HHOAC'U. a-lia'i. MillU>u?W«"td: M- , no.'ilM-wttlw Administratrix’s Bale, TNMill fm t-rd-rol the t’.aiil ol « •; J btrwn ourt iio li. J l Un » d bi-tr LA Hi LI ■ i|)ktu, ft . K i ‘ m'aKY ♦ti’&.C l a-i. r j. i. mm i:k, i