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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1861)
til olhtfi wibe ordered will* tins several officers con nector! with the collection of duties uutil the Ist of April next; and tho Secretar y ot'lh Treasury is instructed lo report a plan, which is to go into elfcet in tho Ist of April, diuiinisning tho ‘ xpati'Ob ‘I collectinglho revenue at each custom b*noe at least tilt.y per cent. i mpo&tant eSomwashington r ji sa: os tin: pufsidiat. I* Mfcptiß ‘'ONKKttRNCK A FAII.I *R. i #Qr anil Our luiirffilJi'ilu’. Montgomkrv , Ain., Fob. 11. Fr> si<!< at Buchnnan has ha i another inlet- Vt .v with th* H >n. Thom.!-’ J. Judge, the ('ma in;• -d*.afrfr-tui Alabama,but respectfully doetln *<l ii ro<h nc him **thcr ihftn a dUluqfuiabcd gen t min from that State. It - again referred him w |o the precedent e.stahlwheil in the case of ibe H.utli Our.Jin* Commissi merx. I ‘.\ I'rusj.leiii John Tyler rays that theie ia no hope that the Border CV.uaultntion Conference u ov in will agree upon any satisfactory , moot if the existing difficulty between the 4.. iftlam iff tho country'. si ownft nitsvATriH lion. Burton C'raigc. of North Carolina, this •* ruing introduced into tlw Uottso ot Ucpreaon tatroH a s.-rfes < f resolutions Grqtiestingtho Bn si <LaU to acknowledge the iiulejmudcnoe of tho new Confederacy, and deliver over to it the f *rt located iu the respective Mates that have ‘needed. Tho rcsomtiou* uet.u reterred to the, e nimittc • on Foreign AflWni CON’G UKSSIUNAL. WASHtKurrtV, Feb. 11. A pr*pm it ion has boon made in the Motive to pari Ua-c audpnun, i-pato the slave* in the border Thor. ;•* un cx citing de bate in tho Hcnute to day upon the hill to increase the vessels of the .Nary by the cans! ruction of seven Me a m sloops ■•t war. Senator Urines, of lowa, disclaimed lax-rnioii purposes qn the part us the Übi. k Re~ publicans. Messrs, limiter and Maxoit asserted that there w .i a propostliuu pending with tho Adintoistru tioti with regard to informal in upon que? •*> inferred to the Southern Cmtfpess sitting in Montgomery. The co operatioaisis have elected a majority ot delegates in Tennessee. Wasuinutox, Feb. y. Tito Crebidetit did not communicate to Con gTcas the rejoinder of iiaynu with tho other cor tc-pondt uca. Various surmises aro alfi-iit ns t* tho reason for this suppression. The Rules of tho Peace Conference requires members not even to express their opinions as to ■no prubabht result. 1 aoir secrecy incomplete— but it h leaked out that the plan of adjustment repotted by the C\>oiutiUee hits uot yet Won agreed on. Gen. Doniphan, one of ti<o Missouri t*out:ui*sioncrs, rats that the settlement must U suhstauual. The whole Massachusetts dole tiun oppoMi compromise. t]cn. Wool, oua of i.bo New Vioit Oi tnmi aioners, is very violent ajrhitit conciliation. Ho wants to fight. \ telogr.uu fruui a distinguished 1 democrat of Western New York says that,should the coercion policy be utiujiii <i, the Natiunul Democracy of the Umpire State will never participate. LeMo/g, of llliuti>, hither to a very rampant Abnlitioui*', 10-iay turned upon hia party, and (Ev<j i ho 111*, k Republicans some pretty plain talk, charging thorn with destroying tho Union to promrve their party. The SewurJites oro Jo nouiu'tug hiui most bitterly to-day. Thu Southern men here are highly elated at harmonious and practical way iu which the Son thorn (.'ongrces has gone to work. They think that the South should imwediatelyorgun i'c an army <<f 50,000 men, and take every fort m tho Cotton States before tho dl of March. lieu. Wightmnn, of the District Militia, has rtduscd a couuaisatoit to Capt. thaefler of the National Kities, because he would not agree to usaixt iu the subjugation of his native Mato- Maryland—incase she should secede. The National Rifles arc tho crack company of the iijjtrict Volunteers, and Shaeffor is quite a far.>rit< among them. This arbitrary,procee ding bids fair to raise a precious rumpus among all the Motupauie*, tor the same test, if applied, would deprive at least nine-tenths of tho militia (dli ■•era of tho District of (heir commissions. Capt. Hhueflcr has appealed to the I’nriUeiii, but Scott will sustain NVeightiuau. The streets erenow, bristling with Scott’* >d diers. W as Bi.*tavoir Fell. IW. The suppression ly the President of llsyneV rejoinder, continues t>> be the town talk. It bubeen pirbiLbed ortd public ceiniufut is not very Hatter, ng to Due lIIDM. Important questions are arising in the Land <Mlic\aud have been submitted to the eon.idera non of the President. The land system iu the -feeding States ham been susp*nded. An agent of the 8 Late pf Louisiana is hereto arrange the mutter of the Swamp Land (Irania. The Fedor ul tioveruiucut declines aeiing,claiming that its right to the lands is in nowi.-e impaired by the existing revolution, but, like indi\ idual claims is ‘■ood, though the jurisdiction be changed. Wakrixotox, Feb. 12.—1n Hie House to-day the Secretary of the Trca >ury sent in acotuimia i cation, stating that the treasury was bankrupt, there being only about half a million subject to draft, when nine or ten millions would be requi red before the fourth of March. A bill was passed authorising him to accept .into guarani et* for new bunds to amount tothe surplus revenue distributed in thirty-six Indian trust bonds. The Investigating Committer made tlßir rt port to-day, in which they implicate ex-secretary Plny.l to a Tory great extent, and censure Thompson and McClellan-ltbr tho loose manner iu which the bands were kept. The I*aeiQ Hallway ameadutenta were deba ted itlvuuo length. VY asujvuroa, Fob. 12, 1 1. Judge Jumus Jlillyt-r, Solicitor of tho Treasu ry Department, resigned bis position to-day. Tne President has issued his proclamation, onvmnng the extra toksi--'n of tho /*, I lined rfl ktes heiutle. It willassemble on tho fourth <f March. The i'r> . idem has received a di.-palch from Charleston, staling that the quest ion iu regard t iho delivering up of Fort Sumter to the author! ties of HouthCarolina has been submitted to the dee is *u of the Southern Congress, now in hosaion in Montgomery,as it has n>w become n Nation al, Instead of a Statu affair. [Special hi.'patchcs to the Charleston Mercury.] Wasiltox, Feb. 12. In the Senate to-day. the; Naval bill recott mending and authorising the construction of sev en sloops of-war, for the purpose of eovcing Lbe Southern Stater ai parsed. The House special Committee .charged with the investigation into the particulars of tho robbery •.I tho Indian bonds, have made thrir report. bowing that both Daily and Russell are crimin ally cooneett'U with the affair. The 11 order Compromise Conference has ac complished nothing. The police preparations, to guard again ft. eon tingencie*, In o**u any disturbance should occur to-morrow while the Electoral vote is being counted, arc now complete. The city il ••.me whnt startled on ncconnt of the rumor that the vote I<* misting, but it is altogether unfounded. 1 WastrilfOTOJr, Feb. H, HGI. of the House of Representatives hut appointed a special committee to investi gate into the particulars of the charge again*! the seceding Senators and members of the House, t< the effect that they had unlawfully taken nwny with them a large number us books belonging to tho (lorerntnent. Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia, is chairman of the committee. The House Invar ton f .mmittuc r<-|M>rtbd, alter no investigation into the facts, that there was no r.\ idemc which would mm tu indicate that Wash ington was likely to he invade L \ proposition howocr, looking to the removal of the Federal troops from the city, was tabled. The committee appointed for the purpose, will to-morrow report the correspondence upon Guth rie's plan for tho settlement of the existing trou bles, which is about the notin’ as the Border Plate proposition. The Richmond nrr t having interpreted Liuubi't speeches as meaning nothing leas than the coercion of the seceding Staten, <iri*e that the “Old Dominion” be placed on a war footing WtstttVfVMi, Feb 14. Stnah.. In tho Menate to-day, Mr. Wilkinson, of Minnesota, presented a memorial, signed by every Republican member of the Legislature of the State, in favor ofcoercion and non-comprom ise. Mr. Wilkinson, en presenting the Memorial, made a vehement coercion speech. No definite action was hud iu the Senate upon tho Tariff question. A committee has boon appointend iu tho Seu ate to receive Lincoln upon his arrival iu Wash* ingtt-n. Washington, Fob. Id. Lincoln made a speech at Indianapolis, which indicate* a ilotermination to dotty tho right ot se cession, mihl t.i enforce tho laws, recover (lie prop erty seized, and collect the revenue. He opposes coercion, except t.. gain these objects. Ihe ultra Republicans are highly delighted at his speech. * At Cincinnati ho repeated what he said a year before the clootiou, when he predicted the Repub lican victory, that the now administration womld be conducted on the strict construction of the < oustitution. \\ a sin Nil res, Feb. l:< Mr. Lincoln, the Fres* ulent eject, asked a distinguished heulut kiau lately if the Legislature u that Citato waa in earnest in passing their anti-coercion resolutions. He was answered “Undoubtedly.” •‘Then’* re joined Mr. Linsoln, “Kentucky hud better pro pare for war.” The paoilieators hero are thoroughly disheart ened. Judge Wright, ol Ohio, a number ,ff the peaoe conference, diod hero to day. The Committee of the Conference failed to re port to-day, as was expected, not having agreed upon any satisfactory settlement. lam reliably iu lor mod to-night, that there is no prospect of an agreement. Iho Southern Oomtuiuloners aro becoming tea tie-s and talk of leaving. In counting out tho electoral vote here today, when tho vote of South Carolina was presented, tho Republicans indulged in laughter. Tkr Hlacl: ttedublicant want <t S'aiional Cou rcnfwn—7/oir the Vropuuitton it lit teed (ty th< l try ini,lns .Vo More OmPtHtiohn A Dead Lock*— Cottyrcee Pi'tparing Jbr Unstihtic*— /"■ A ui't/tern Stitt* trill t%dr ,uh !h S ’ uth The President'* J'roelamaiion . Washington, Feb. 12. Tho Flack Republi cans express a willingness for a National Con vention. Tho \ trgiuia Ccuunittioncrs pronounce this a frivolous evasion of the question, mid say ’ hat it the present Ponce Congress cannot agree, neither can another Convention. Tho Southern Holder States aro firm in their demands for a tina! settlement. This is considered hopelc.-.-, for <>nt of tho twooty-seven States remaining iu tho Inion, tho vote of twenty six is required to attteed tho Constitution, if tho seceded States are Mill considered in tho Union. Twonty-six will n.vor ratify any ameuduient whatever, and Con gress will nevor admit that the seceded States are <>t of the Union. T 1 us there is a dead h ek, w hich is liktly to contiuuc. The United States Congress aro pashing through measures looking to hostilities. Kx-President Tyler *y that he has assur ances that at least two Northern States will go with tho South the moment the flr?t coercive blow is struck. Ihe President has Lis proclatnntoiu cidling an executive session of the Senate. t„ as si tnblo after the -Ith of March. Washington, Feb. i:t, tsfil. 1 lie electoral vote tor President and Vice Pres ident of tho Into United States was counted to day, ud Mr. Hrerkinridgo declared Lincoln and Hamlin elected in the presence of tho too Hou ses of Congress. There wero mint.: wo crowds of people in at tendance, but no disturbance A largo police force was out under arms, at dtho artillery ready at a moment's notice to prevent any interference. The Border Compromise Oanfcroneo did noth ing to-day. Wasiiinuton. Feb. IS. obogie*a diil notliiog t.>-dy. Tho (N*m| ro mieo Conferenco ditto. It ha* ben asoerlainej that there is no iruth in tho report, that the member* und Senators irorn the receding Fla I or, to>lr away with them books belong to the late Uni ed Hfatc.; Govern mint. The j>ecial eommitleo on that subject will boa failure. All appropriation* for Southern mints, post offices &u l ousti m houses have been etrioken out by the House eommittoc. List oi.n'h Pci.u v Wo copy tho following despatch from one of our eotcinporories, and call .“poeiul attention to tho italicized portions : Washington, Feb. 13. Abraham Lincoln's speech at Indianapolis, in dicates determination to deny the right /'•. ceseton ; to enjorce the [•net, reetti'erproperty that ii.i* been set .al, and collect (he rercuitc. He op pi-tig loeitiott, excep; to gain the abocc objects. — llie ultra Repulicans were highly delighted. At Cincinnati lie ropoatod wlmt he said the year bc-fbre the election, when Lc predicted a Republican victory that the new Administ ration I would he conducted an 1 1 strict romttm tion of the C >Mlit ut inn. \\ A.-lit no To.'., i eh. I.i. In tin- ;Vi,uf.e the stall •dll was debated and amended. la the House the report of tbo committee of thirty-three war argued. W tsiiiNi.Ton. Feb. 15. -Tho Republican .mu cus, to night, unsuiuiouNly approved Bingham's force bill, authorizing the collection of the reve nue on ship board, outside of the insurrectionary ports. Tbo bill will be pressed to a passage next week. URRSIDEfTi FLEET KN ROUTE FOR MONT GOMERY. Jackson, Mins., Feb. 1.1. Gen. Jefferson Davis, President of the Confed erate State*, will leave Jackson this evening for Montgomery by the Central and Memphis ami Chur lepton Railroads. FROM VIRGINIA. Kn imuMi, Feb. 13. The Convention met at the Capitol to-day, and elected John Janneyot Icudori. president. On being conducted to tho ( -hair he made a Union speech; hut. said that \ irgtivla would insist on her rights an n condi tion ..(* her remaining in the confederacy. “Gay” Tiubh in Washington.--A Waahing lou correspondent of a New York paper gives ’he following distre.-dng account : Judge Dougin* gave n party last night, which was only poorly at'ended. Parties in Washing ton this season, have been poor thing*, and scare at that. BURNING OF A STEAMBOAT. Nkw Oru: \*is, Fob. ll.—The steamer Char mer, from Vicksburg, bound for this place, with three thousand eight hundred hulei, was burnt to the water* edge, ten mde* below Donaldnou v ille, and five five* are suppose'] lo have been lof. It is believed tnat the fire originated abaft of tho wheel house. FROM TENNESSEE. Na"HVillr, Fel. 15.- The indication.* receiv 'd hero are that tho aggregate uiuj.-riiy i* up wards of fifty thou*and in favor of the Union ticket and twenty thousand against the Conveu tion. Only two have been elected. Marti vi. Law. Gov. Pickens, of South Car olina, ha s issued hi* proclamation declaring mar tial law in and orer Sullivan's Island aud the waters and marshes adjacent. MOWS SEIZURES. Sr w York, Feb. J:5 -Three boxesef nmmu nition, viz ; percussion cops, ball and catridges, bound to Savannah, wore seized by the l’oliee, to day, aboard tho steamship Huntsville. VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION. Richmond, Va., Feb. I t. The session of the Convention, today, was de voted principally to completing the organization and presenting the credentials of delegates. Mr. I’res ton, the Commissioner from Mouth Carolina, Mr. Anderson, the Commissioner from Missis sippi, and Judgo Henning, the Commissioner from Georgia, were received, and a committee appointed to invite them to seats, and inform them of the readiness of tho Convention to rc ‘•elvo communications. Ti e Convention then adjourned. The Convention is going to work quite iebur ly, though much feeling prevails relative to its future action, which depends mainly on the pro ceeding, at Washington. FROM CHARLESTON. Fort a inter Grows Belligerent Boat Fired into, but Nobody Hurt. ’ mari.kst-V, Fob. Li. Tho gun-boat, with a detachment of State troops on board, whs cruis ing about the mouth of Ike harbor last night and came into hull of Fort Sumter, when the sentry tired into her with musket shot. Nobody was hurt, but the affair has'grently exasperated tho Volunteers. RICHMOND NEWS. Kir-nwo.vn, Va., Feb. I. The Convention was unimportant. Gov. W oe, in closing his speech, said if Vir ginia submit* to Black Republican rule, he would turn from her and beg some sister Commonwealth save her. MILITARY AFFAIRS OF UKORtHA. MII.I.BDUBVILLK, Feb. 10.—A board of officers composed of Col. Hardoe, of the Ist, and Col. Walker, of tho 2d regiments of Georgia, with other officers, will meet at this place on Monday no.xt. The object is to form, and make regula tions for putting forthwith these two regiments into Active service, ‘ bKOlum MUSKETS RESTORED. Nkm Yohk, Keh.it.- Lieut. Rodgers and Shu maker. of tho Revenue Cutter, Lewis Cash, from Savannah, have been ro appointed by Hcorgin, after seizure of tho vessels. The muskets which were fJuLed by the New York Police, have beeu restored unconditionally to Mr. Lamar, who telegraphed immediately to tho Collector at Savutnuh. Kl MORS OF REINFORCEMENTS FOR FORT SUMTER. Ciiari.kston, Feb. 12.—1 tis currently report ed hire, and tho report is generally believed, that soon attor Lieut. Hall, (Maj. Anderson’s messenger to Washington) returned to Fort Sumter, Maj. Anderson sent a communication to Oov. Tick one, staling that Unexpected reinforce uicntfl in a few days, and notifying tho Coventor at the same time, that if the vessel bringing them was fired upon , he would return tho lire on tho forts. 1 give this only as a report -it may or may not bo true. (J. A (The above is from a special dispatch to the Augusta ConsiUutionaliaL] TROOPS FOR FORT PICKENS. New York, Feb. li. -The Journal of Com merce says that the summer Daniel Webster nails to-day with one hundred and fifty men for Fort Pickens. Ri-.inkoio kmknts rou Ft. linowa.- To-day, says the Macon Telegraph, it company *f infantry leave our idly for Ft. Brown, on St. Simons Is land. We understand that this reinforcement is hurried forward by urgent orders from head - quarters. Further.- -The company is all in arm, and will maintain that position, despite all opposi tion. Three chceis for Macon ! (when they an is e.) Scene iii Ihe Senalr. Senator Wiy/all oh Andrew Johnson lie tell* him he lien. Mr. WigT.dl said they may talk about the Hel per book, but Helper had never uttered anything so slanderous luruinsttho South as tho Aeutiutuul* uttered by a Southern Feuutor on thin floor. What Republican ally had told tho Senator that the Smith wanted to muko war on Mexico ? It was it slander. They have enough to do to take care of themselves. Mr. W igfatl then paid a high and eloquent tribute to tho Senator from Missis sipni (Mr. Davis.) The Senator from TonHe.-se * (Mi. Jobn:->n) bad attacked bitu (Mr Davis) m Ills absence. If the Senator from Mississippi had boeu here he would have auswered tho Senator from Tennessee, ‘*Lord Angus, thou bust lied.” (Loud applause iri tho galleries.) Mr. Chandler, (Republican,) of Michigan, moved that the galleries ho cleared. The President (Mr Foote in the Chair) ordered that tho galleries at tho right (“in< ti’a gallery") bo cleared, it was done. Mr. Wigfall proceeded. 110 said tho South had no desiro to make war, but it intended to live under such Uovermnci.tas it saw lit. Six Staton ! had gone out because they chose to do so, uud had revoked the treaty called tho Constitution, though thoy|mightbe willing to muko another. Ho claimed that tlio South had n mine ot wealth in cotton, and gave a picture of tho destroyed commerce of the North if the ports arc blocka ded, which will bo considered an act of war. A vessel with a Hug of thirty-three stars will bo tired on if it comes iuto port ; carrying the flag with tho stars which they have placed thence, will he considered an insult, 110 quoted from the Now York TiHhuo'h notices ot Mr. John son's speech, and contended that the Senator fr<*m Tmdcub*)nisi yi had been socking popu lar applause. Tit* CoMgARUMBNT OK (jAfcTV. TllO Lite il l vic.es I rum Italy announced that the bombard ment of (Imta hud Wen reeomracneed. A recent letter says: Tho fortress of < laeta has received immense supplies within the. last twenty days. All the sick und wounded have moreover, been sent away so that all I tho troops that remain mm effective. On the 11th tho King, Accompanied by tho Queen, reviewed the troops. He told them in a short time the struggle would commence im>ro warmly than ever. lie added that he did not wish any man to servo against his will, and that any bydy who wished to quit the fortress was free to do •<>. I inn assured that three officers uml one hundred and fifty men had accepted tho odor and j quitted (jiaotu tho following day. Thoro remains MW excellent troops, which aro more than suf ficient lor the defence. There are more than four hundred guns mounted. It is said that King Francis II intends keeping tho fortress some weeks yet, with the idea that (iarihaldi will restuuo hostilities against Austria about Kos ter, and that then the invasion of Lombardy by tho Austrian j will forco Ciuldini to raise the soige. when his Majesty will bo left master of the situation. Simcidb of a Navai. Okkiceu. —It has been stated that Capt. Tilton, of the United Elates Navy, and a member of tho United States Light house Hoard, committed suicide in Washington on Friday. It seems that for sometime past Capt. T. bad been laboring under an uiifortuuuto de pression ul spirits, chiefly caused by the section al difficulties existing throughout the country. Tho S ar of Saturday says : “110 attended to the business of his office yes terday as usual, uud after returning to his re si - deuce, a number of friends eallod upon him, with whom he conversed about the prevailing topic until tho dinner hour. After his friends retired, his family noticed that his melancholy augmented, and ina few minutes lie retired tu his room. Having no suspicion as to his purpose, they sat down to dinner, and in a fuw minutes heard a heavy full overheard, and rushing up to his room found himlyingen the floor, which wasdeluged with his life-blood. The unfortunate man had discharged a pistol at his bcud, causing installt. death. He entered the sen ice in I 522 as u midshipman, and was commissioned as a commander in lH. r >2. lie stood as high in the service as any other officer of his rank. His last cruise was in command of tho sloop of-war Saratoga, on tho Homo Squad ron, from whi-b ho returned in April, IBa7. Subsequently lie was assigned to duty here, as a member of thu Lighthouse Board, in wliieh ca pacity ho was engaged at the time of the slid oc curence. When commanding the iSaratogu he contracted the Chagres fever, and over since had been troubled with an affection of tho head from its effects Fort Taylor.— I The Rochester Advertiserg ivm tho following description of the position of Fort Taylor: “Key West, upon which it is sitntated, u one of the most westernly of the Fine islands, in thu chain known as the Florida Keys, BO miles south west of C'ape ,Sable, about tho same distance from iho Tortuga*, about 100 S. Hi. K. from Havana. It is about six miles long and about two broad, and at no point morn than twelvo or fifteen feet above the level of tho sea. Key West City, the settlement on the Island, ha;; a population of about 3000. Tho harbor a very fine one, accessi ble through several channel by vessels drawing twenty-two feet ol water, it, is the Key to the best entrance of th Half of Mexico, und there fore strongly fortified. It is built on un artificial Island, the same as Fort Sumter at Charleston, within the main entrance to the harbor. It cost sl,l.‘lo,ooo—more than either Fort Bum tor or Fort Pickens. The barrack* are large and com modious buildings, forming three sides of a quadrangle, tho opening lacing the sea. There is a well arranged marine hospital, a custom house, a court houto, and other public buildings. “The officer in command of Fort Taylor is Captain Brannnn, Ist Artillery, whoso wife, it will be recollected, so mysteriously disappeared after crossing from New York to Staten Island on a ferry boat, several years ago. Captain It. is a native of tho Distriet of Columbia and hus been In the nrmy twenty year^ Savaom.—At a meeting of a military compa ny culled tho “Savages,” nt By lie Id, Mass., the following resolution was passed by a vote of fifty live of the sixty-two member* : “Resolved, That in the opinion of this compa ny, tlm leaders in tho secession movement ol .South Carolina deserve the fate of John Brown, and at thecall of the Commander-in-chief we will help carry tho sumo into effect.” After they have “tarried the stno into ©fleet,” if, is supposed tho Savages will scalp their vic tims, and at once proceed to roast and oat them. Davis’ Fain Killer gives immediate relief in : ■ itb*M and plitbtaie, by (al mg ■> •* spoonful in molasses, and bathing the throat and stomach faithfully with the medicine clear Let tho flannel lie on the throat until relief is found. THE HAPPY PAIR. Says Dick to Jack, *l'oar neighbors soy You wranglo with your wife each day ‘Pooh, pooh,’ said Jack, ‘they only joke, T is now a fortnight since we spoke.’ COM MKIICIAL. ■*> • - ir, ... • Conunmc of Vir Orleans. Wo credit tho New Orleans Picayune of the ‘.Uh, with the following extract compiled from tho Report of the Collector of the port of that city : During (he twelvemonth*, the number of ves sels entered from foreign ports amounted to 1062; that from uoastwiee ports to M 2, giving a total of 204a uutranecs. hi the meantime, 124*4 clear ed for foreign ports, U7-S for coastwise ports, tho total of clearances being 2242. Tho importations amounted to $2 >,o4rt,-IS2 ; the value us dutiable merchandise being slrt,(J72,- J4O : that of free merchandisesa,Ut>7,Bl4, and tho remainder, s3,. ( ’otV>2&, being specie and bullion. The total of exports amounted to $101,371),- •523; cotton being for sS7,lMfi,6 tB, tobacco for $11,673,045, and other domestic products for $827,1)81. Specie, bullion and foreign merchan dise make up tho grand total. (Hi tho .’.lst of December the value of merchun disc left in warehouses under bond, amounted to $2.132,234, tho duty assessed thereon being $020,578. The net revenue collected and assess ed amounted to $2,880,777. LATER FROM EUROPE. NnvYiHtK, Feb. 14. The steamship New ) oik, hue arrived from Southampton with dates to tho L'Uth ult YUrkkts -The sales of Monday were sseveu thousand bales. Quotations barely maintained, Money Market. Consul a iM'*. SAY AX N All KXPO R TS- F Kll. 11. New York, steamship MontlCello, (hit) bales upland cotton ami 250 casks rice. Schr. Uobt, Caldwell, IDU bales Sea Island cotton, 1,074 bales upland cotton, 1.175 dry hides and 70 bids. Spirits Turpentine. Baltimore.--Selir. R. P. Chase. - 8 >,2."f> feet Sawed Lumber. Havre. Ship Aramimla Ibales Upland cotton. SAVANNAH EXPORTS. Feb. 15. New York Steamship It, 11. Cuvier, 4U7 bales Upland cotton, 100 casks rice, *JO bales hides, I do skins. Boston -Schr. Mary SteJtuan, ISO bales Up- . land cotton, 150 cak* rice. A spin wall--Brig Golden Leal, lis.sitt feet ‘ limber. 14,009 do lumber. Cardenas -Schr. N. 11. Borden, 100 casks rice. MARK ETS. Com Minis, Fcl. is. Tito iveeipls on Satuidav wore 212 halos, with sales of I'-'J bales u tho following rates: :! hI 7, 8 at 9. .7at 10, I7atlo' rt ,2loat 10',., I at 11. There was a little more animation in the market on Saturday than on any previous day of the bast week, and from that fact wo mav anticipate moreaetivity for the present week. Tho engrossing topic of intenst in the nnsottled state of affairs iu tho political world, and buisnefs of all kinds is. stagnated, and we cannot e.xpoot that it I will improve until tho govonnoni which will be inaugurated at .Montgomery to day will ho in the | • full tide of successful experiment". In the mean I lime our planting friends will he kept advised of ; everything touching the commercial interest of , the country. Ni:w Yohk, Keb. 1... I The cotton market i* dull 10-day; Iho sales wore uumipoitanl. Mid. Uplands lie. Flour iinu, with sales of 14,500 hair'd': Sou thorn #5.50 a 5 3.1. Wheat firm, with sales of 40,000 bush els; lied $1 27 a I 2H 1 *; While $1 11. Corn firm, with sales of 11,000 Imsboh; old Southern Yellow 07e. ('ti a ut. kston, Feb. 15. Tho Salt s ut Colton to-day ) .0 halos, at prices ranging from U'i to 12c. Tho market is unchanged. Mii i m , Fob. 11. Sales of cotton to-day 2,000 linles. Middlings .it 410. Market quiet, hut prices iirui. Stl VANN A It, Fell. 15. Tho market wiis rather still t> day; holders wre not willing to take the offering rate?', ami parlies who were compelled to buy had to pay very full prices. Tho quotation* ot yesterday were lor Mid. Itt', Strict I0 :l i, Gtmtl lie. Sales 091 bale-. ______ GROCERY MAKKKT. Our leading grocery mou are F*-lling Corn, l to a l 15. Salt, f25 I 50. Him io. t dear Stilus, 12 a 15, 11. t- I'.! 1 * a 11 Syrup, ; u 400. per bbl. Molasses, West India, 33 n 37’ •. per bid. Lard 12'q, a lo per bbl. DUD j Suddt ntly, near Yilluin, Husrull county, Ala., on the night of tho 7th inst., Tliai-ker Adolphus, an interesting and promising child, aged about eight years, eldest son of.Ldm (I. uud Julia D. Th won't. Dis hard for mother and father thus t” he eallodupon togivo up one that they loved dearly and hoped much from, hut 110 who dooth nil things well, and who gave, or lent, hath taken away ‘ And, while wo cannot fathom His ways and for tho moment can hut how in grief (o his summons, yet in our grief wo can but trustingly exclaim, “Thy will, not mine, () Lord, bo done.” And to his parents wo would say, be comforted, your little aon lias only beeu truiisplaiilvd to a brighter und bettor wohl, to welcome you and yours, if you will but look aloft, for Jesus bus said “Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is tbo kingdom of 1 Heaven.” Holloway’* Pills anm Ointuicnt. Univcr- Js.'il philanthropy. Nearly one million boxes |iil!s are every mi. nth distributed through out the (owns and villages of tho United States and Canadas, undan almost equal amount of Oint ment accompany these orders. It may bo said with truth that Holloway's medicines are wes soiigerfl of joy, currying healing on their wings to millions oppressed by every form nnd type of disease. by ail druggists at 2Jc , H2c., and $1 per box or pot. fuhlfdwlw. ■ 4-'V arc authorized to announce tho name of Dr. ALHXANDKII l. KOJIJNSON as a suit able candidate for H her ill of Museogeo county, at the ensuing election. fcblH- (It* HOME: UMBISTRYI AND ( IIARLKSTON GOODS! u>= CL TELMMt IIBAI.CK IN STAPLE & FANCY Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, Hals, Caps, Boots, Shoes, XAII>LE, I*RIDIMW,&r. 11l Av K recently made large id 0 ions to my ‘stor k which renders it complete in every particular.— Hindi of lhf goods I rntihf I Imve bought of first hand* m CHARLESTON. I have on hand a small lot of GEORGIA CASSIMERES, made at the IVKf MII.LH in Cobh comity; superior in durability and wear, and equal m iinnh to any Northern floods in the market, and hove the ad van taye of being cheaper. Notwithstanding the tiglilnem of the time*, and the 1 ‘iinac(Led condition of,the country,” I have not Reduced myßuai ness to tho Cash System, hilt <ontiniie to supply my iinoorncm on the *tisual terms and at my cuetornnry low prices. I nsk a continuance of the liberal patronage here tofore bestowed on me, at and ink tlie* public to give me a call. Ten per cent, Deducted for the Cash. Parties indebted, who have not arranged their srcounts (or Mist year, ate enruextly requested to mine forward and pay what money they can and give their note lor the balancA. I t . TILL MAN ( nliiinhiJM, Fell. It>- w4t. CUSSTA HIGH SCHOOL, ELSXETA, Li A. THE snb-crlhcrH would say t° ‘{ Young Men who dost re * good Claa* and Muthcinntical Education, that they will find every facility it* t&jfSJr the above School. Those who wi*h to study .Surveying, Trigonometry, Ac., would do well to oouio on immediately, an wo have Classes making rapid progress in those impor tant studies. HUFF A COKLKHB. (’asset*, Feb. MS—wit Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Baker & Jarvis’ Island Guano. BEING tin) Agent ul CoUiuilmis of tlm American Gil ano Company, 1 am prepared to oilWi their cxcellunt IV] a hum's io PDuttin unit other.- m any qn litliy and at t'uvannnti p.uen, aetna: <-xpitiiHt>n add'd A good snpptvMlw >noil hard relclS,... dwtt to n Alt.\ A HI) Star Candles. V WHOLE and Halt It -xesCandles, prime ipia • lily, lor sale nl a sins I advance *r * nsli PehlH—dwtf E IIAHNAIIII Planting Potatoes. • i( V 1t111.6 . Pink EyesaiidlVa.h illows daily H “expected, tor sale hi a small adVMiu c t'.ir cash |l> 1S - dwtf | E ItAHNAKI) Bacon and Bulk Meat. RA iniij l.llr* soon to eir.vc. daily evpceie*, tiUyIMM” wliieh will he sold at a nmall advancr for cash. IfbblH—dxvtl | E It Alt N AIII > Fancy and other grades Flour, •)|)| V I III.H. to arrive, daily expected, for sale at w” H a small advam-e fin i|ik t ash FelilS -dwtf i: BARN AHP White and Mixed Seed Com /"v< L )/ V HUBIIRI.N in store and to arrive for sale • t\ M n small ndvtittee lor t ‘ash IVbIS -dwtf E. BARN Altft HOME INSURANCE i I.MRK. M AKINK AND HIVEU BISK S taken at I- lowest rates, liy THEGEORGIA HONE INSURANCE CON I* A NY, OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. AH claiuiM for lohm's promptly afj'-a<*d and paid itliout uuueeensaiy delays or ntpciiees. Apply to 16. f Wll.rt \ Se. •> ir..'* office in tlm rear oflliu Bunk ot t ‘"iiimttii t'oliiiiilniß, Eeh. IH ,|\vtf WANTED. | Two Ihou.san.l ablu-bodiud men for ? I tho sorvtco of tho Slate of Georgia, to HI sol ve for threo year?, unlesx sooner disohargeil by eompotent authority. Sabi recruits aro needed for such BAH dofontdvo service ns th public scouri- Ifw ty in this, or neighboring States,may | ‘ll If demand. uy They will receive the following pay and iillowances. to-wit: from sll to * por mouth. In addition thereto, each non-eovumissioned ofliuor, musician attilpri- | vate willhe entitled el.ithing, fuel, quarters i and aubsiatencc. Recruiting office at Mrs. Turner's near Ver noy A Maluvffey’ri at abba and near the Burry House. TOMLINSON FORT, lt Lieut. lat Rog’t Oeorg ; a Army. . JOHN HOWARD, 2d. Lieut. 2d Rog’t. Georgia Army. i ColuinbuH, Ga., Feb. 15. Recruiting Olllcera. miduiiAßT & mm\i ATTIIR OLD i*TAN 1 OF 1 > VNK( )HTI ItfcNA(; Kit DEM ERS IN DRUBS, MEDICINES, IVunts.&i'. Anuqican **antf.^*fnri'. j niii.nie winch art) Oils of all Kinds, Austin’s White Kerosene Oil Landreth's Fresh Garden fields, Spies, Soda. Gelatine, While ana Gray (Potash, Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles of all kinds, Fishing Taekle, &c, We will he l.uppyto serve as moiiil till of onr uld cuatouicrM and is many new nun* n< may fv<u ns with lion pa Inma ge TO CASH CUBTOMKItS, Al or rc'nl, wo otter equal imiio • nicies to tlt oho of un\ lion ho in the rlly. ITRQUIIART & CIIA I’M AN, \>n uauisTH, COLUMSOiJ, GBOHOIA. ! F.iWruiry Htli, > SILVER RUN HOTEL. So; t l's 1 >< ‘ j >o!. Til IK wr'l known lion ■ is nt ill A .JiKjl - ’’Y kept ill its usual good order, and ii ilh’ Lt! his aei’iininiodHtloiiM for c! nh.. Hlini V'llt, may call. mjJA 4 rTyh-faj.c* Tho prmeni J'roprletoi willopute iioii'iiiiM for ihc comfort of his ciintoniora. JiiiiM wly IF It. IjILRIMIT NOTH Mm. IT i* oril’ icd Hint tho Jurors drawn for lint in-.i i .'lVmi ul llio MupHtior 4'ourl for (Jliaf Iftliooclitm i ooiilV amt all wltnt units sommonmt for 110- -aim'. In amt appear ut tho “xt term of mild l ouil to be liefil on tin- Uli Monday in Marrfi next. Tin- Pi briiai v 51 li, I mil It V order of Ilia Honor .lmli;e Worril l'ebh w4t JOHN I- IAN IEI., i lurk. SPECIAL (HlDlilts I >*’". 2. * lIEAOqI AUTKKH, G. M. Hamilton, January 20th, lHfil. j 1, A VAOauey liiih occurred in (ho command of the 2d Brigade loth Division G. M., cmi iHling of (lie counties of Talbot, Mtrioti, Sumter, Macmi . and Taylor by tho removal of Brig. Gem ini D. | B. Hush, commanding said Brigudi: II,Iu conformity witti the Act of the Legislature | to provide for the election of General Ollicui. ol this Slate, the Colonel* d‘ Regiments und i.lli j curs commanding Battalions in the countie,- where there are no Regiments within aid Brig ade will give twenty day’s notice, by udvul e mout in each Captain’- District, ut Hie place of holding company musters within their respective commands, that an election *v ill bo held on the 27th duv ol March next, Ml the place or plan s established by law Ibr holding elections of mem bers of the General Assembly, under the super intendence of one or more Judges of the Interior Court, *r Justice of the Peace, together with two commissioned military officers or two frccliol dor* of the county in which the election is held. 111, Tho superintendents of tho eledi.in will make out a return of the votes received (and in counties where there arc several phu*en of holding the election, will count ont. and consoli data tho votes,) and forward tho same to the Governor, agreeably to the law* regulating tho return.H of ihe members of the General Yssctnldy. K. H. BEALL. Major General Commanding, 10th Division, G. M. By order of the Cotninnder-in-Chi f, HENRY C. WAI NE. Adjutant General. Feb. 11, 1861 -w >t. Notice to Everybody! inii.ii 4 mum, No. 119 West Side Broad Street, OOLUMHUS, UEORGIA. Wishing to reduce their LARGE HTOCJK l BUADY-MAOE CLOTHING, preparatory to receiving their HPRING ANDKfIM MKU HTOC’K, will sHI forth' 1 neat thnty day* At Greatly Reduced Prices ! We would tlicreforc invite nil who may uccil nay thing in our line, to rail early and supply tin Missives arid save money, as we •* determined to do jn-i wHat we say iTlnkiiiK “l> (” Ocdcr! VVt? are also making up ull kinds of garni eniß in the latest Hoiitliern Htyli*,and warranted to plciue or no sale. Give us a call uud try us. BAUGH A. TILLMAN j Cnhimbtis. Prd. o dwtf. NOTICE, j I have opened n now MANL’KACTURING i and REPAIRING Carriage Establishment on Oglethorpe street, opposite Pri'l * WW gen, Harris A Co’s., Htnbles, and nut to do all Repairing porteiu Mr^W 9 \mr to the CARR! AG F BUSINESS at FAIR PRICES. I bay* a full set of old und competent workmen. The patronage of my friends und tho public’ { generally respectfully solicited, i fob. 9—dwtf. JNO. (J. M KKK. Saddles. U:u LETir BEREM£MBERKO THAT SHERMAN & CO. Aie still op hand mol ready in give good lurg.im* in S I IIIH, ! >.. IIA It ,\ ESS, lit) \KS i Leather, &c., &c. For the Cash or Approved < redit!! We • arncNtly request of those who arc in dr It to U to Kellie ‘heira e-ninl* un v< on ai pn -!!• SI I HUM AN & CO. N<i 114 1110.111 Htieiit ColuilitU H, (Ui GoltiiubiiH, Kehruaiy 7, ISO!.— rlwif I’apeiH wi'h wliom’we advert iho please r opy. Ut tliiccil Prices For Cash. l)K$l RING to bring our lutaincr-s to a close, wo will on, and after tiio Ist Jouuury next, olbr our slook of GRUI KIUKS und l‘Bo\ 1810 NS at redOeod ppoes for CASH. To those indebted to us, we beg lo any wo arc muck in want of money, ami do most curbostly appcitl io ilicm. ti> como forwnr Int the curliest uiuniont possible and pay what money tbo.v can and uotox tor the balance—'this will save os the trouble, as well as ex pence, of riding after ibem. Dee. 27-dw2m. K. BABNABDA ('... Xolicf, r p 11 K business heretofore trnn.-uelcd pt IJ2 1 Broad Street, under the nauioof !. (.’ .Mmos w ill hereafter bo carried c.i uinL r the name ot l. U. MOSMS fc GO. Tbo partners aie ! W. MOISK .v 1 C. MOSKS. Daily Sun copy I w A CA i ID. Auction and Private Salcp BY 1. O. YIOSKS A ( ‘O. Consignments solicited. I'rodur'p of ill kinds Sold. Jan 7 d.v wi.. DltS. I,UK & I’ll iII,US. DKATISTS. OFKICKOurnar Broad and B tc-ih COLI’MHi s urtth'A* t \ December HI. ISf l r.t.ilv } Fatroni/e iiome liuiusti y KUHN ITU HE ! AND WOODEN WARE. : The Tray tlami far lilting Cos. , , % e* ; i WBXAEE NOW SI’.LUNG Furniture & Wooden Ware i all of our own inniiufaciui'’ and wurriitiicd good and dimtlde atgnaOy reduced plica for I hi* t'AHH.io- I Wil : CottHgct ‘lmiif at ‘•*1; t'otinge and Post Botl-oeails at . n t.. j fine Tuiis at #4 to <tk].sU per in at fim* Buckets at #5 to ri'.'l.SO per dt'/.’ ii And oilier aiticlcH at a propurtio;-, ite t-dm tion <u 1 ! juice. We make a liberal itiM'.nuiitto deal. •- Wan-Romna N<>. 40 eastside of Broad si l olniiil.ii -. | JEFFEnrtON A It A Mlt.Tn x ('<• |ii in Ini s. Ga .Jan. 31—dwtt list itkt'Kl V KD A I,OT OK f°R’ s New Patent 5-Sll4 >4 k'l'lO K AI.HII, a NKW I <>T nr cot/r.s navy uisroj.s. Al.-O (01/rs Sl\ SHOOTKRS. Smith & Weeson’3 7'liootcrj, Aden’s Cartridge 5 Shooters, i A I.MTIIP RutVIG KNIVKM, Ml SKI-a'l AIM, Ar. AT HMAI.I. Alt VAN. I. OfiDESS TAKEN To'iiqipls Horse Companies with Ad.'iuir.* nr Colt’s Wavy fn io'rt, or liny other kind of Military floods wauled, and tilted al. the siioio sl noliee. A.H. DcWITT. Colunitma, Nov. 3(1 - dwtf. A r THE OLD STAND •iw Rroad Strccl, Great Reduction in Prices of UKOYgvU & ituiflfs ! * ‘.MBA sKWISB MAdlPih , !I am auUiori/.t'd to soll ti -M . ‘ ~ I due lint) or. former price •>’ IVotn Ifi ... 15 percent.; uncording to rdy'e of pai.inti. All Miiil:invs warrant"). I'llH litOV’ ’ tt ik'tr ( .’Olllp.Hn) M ol IIK i,i ieNl .n hi *’ ucces*. ’ofthe ofii.'inat .. and dinolor* | ul till-IHMUISSS. t O'cred till! la id at HI • y, ivlten Mi-wing M I .etc aliooW in I ■•• c ID i m lien their u -n;. < liiie Wo* n.'.f .;i. eipeii ! nieiit t’ an an tfiiii,■ Bl*p by *nepo . m>; o ! and in IlieiU-dop ot tfi* Hade ■ . ,*mii. ; j IK O. , id iin.iroyeinents iu tin'mok. ‘dapta modi- 1 li. alifin ofilie imcliiu. ry, it Hr. • 0j..,. 11- evein wive tienettiH ol lie mvciiuvi; l . i “> llie linn ‘ Mr. William O. Giover} Itv iv. .I.oi .• i .-o placed in pos*:Rsion of ptivi. i.* - U. > Imve y>veml.- Machines pe tooir un! • • \. .(•!■ Ii I I U'.l. Tlip inec’.aoUlii yl’llie (>'rwver .)• !•- I < Murbi'.'t’ i .. ed si i |l, dm nt” and ensiM und. mod i*y iy imr-on old or youm;; then-u noiliing hi iMan axeineiil that (lie toinpfi-Bl mind may not gr .in. and il is merely a que-iion m line and ineinoi, \ !. • -iimsl. lud.es will learn at once aliowim*. w l.ilei.tli efs will rnijUtic Iwo oi lined Ii n'l lik; ln i|oeotlywc see lillle Mi-nes, only ten veainof age. op ia log Ihe Machine <>N struiglu Seuius without a-i-i-tam . Katuilies who are üboutto piiril.i..', are repcctifiil- 1 ly invited to rail and examine tor tin-neo-lv we take the lifierly . fxaytng. it is listter for y-.n m mu china: nl a fi'i al recp.i'injldr Agent, tfitio from IV.I dlor* who are traveling throiifh the country w .:i, cheap Mewing Machines 0. KEtTii, A^eot, OOX - U Tvl BtTB. aHOKC4TjY * ..loiol.iM Nov I. HUM iiwll WOOD, EDDY 4 GO'S u 2L.OTTBRIBS?, AUTHORIZED BY THE STATES OF DELAWARE. MISSOURI AND KENTUC KY. Draw dai'yia Puolie, under ihe .'Uperinrendcuce of Swore ConHoiesieners eg* Xr • Managers officer re ‘;■> a ted at Wilmington, Delaware and St. Louis, Missouri. -4S? PRIZES VARY FROM $2.50 TO 8100.000. TICKETS FROM TO 7gp-C\rm’ *.r> giving :Vi Enrlantioa an I the s. heme? to be drawn, will be s--nt free o expense ry ai :-->siT._- WOOD, EDDY & CO . Wilmington. Del or WOOD, EDEY & CO St. Leras. Mo. March l, 18*55 —Jiwlyis. TEACHER. AYODN® I.ADV demicH a ait inn h m Eon lit ry Hthool lit which the Kiiali!i Cnmli"* only are taught. Addre.** Mina A. 11., 1 ulhotion, Ua. A aiuiutloii not vary distant from Talbot County pro. furred .lanll— vvir Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. _ A&te ii FTNE ! au - iu'-'*, Jwka: J Ws[3. ;-NV>KEAD ‘i Ww MADE WMIKfr Cloths, Cassimercs, Vesthigc whirls, Collars, Cravats, KNKIMMMRY9, I l \ M'-TlOSft, ar.OVKH 1 sSi <i*! M> i;.\ i Mill; has ATE AND EAPS, Traveling Shawls, Rlaketo, Trunks, Carpet Gaga, alisos, cUc. c&jo. All of the latentstvli'i and be.-l qualit'nr,are now ready for the Tifldo nl the old oxtalißaiied stnud of a.a mwi&m., IJK’OAI) STREET, coiraitt’s, ,x. i*ivery variety of Garuujftfs made unto meas ure, in ihe latest aioj most approved feiylef uud warranted to please. J. 11. 1). ,t OO* Cot.itnhus, Ootobor 3. dwtf. NOTICE THIS i BIST US ti MM HUNT, A/ w hole sale and letaill BtIVRED* D’ABITTE.HB At wlmtesnle and *etuil. Unt) lbs. < ()|M‘BRAH, At wlio'cHideand retail. lEIUIM’EoOE FAINT. At wholesale and ir.iuil. HUH NINO FLUID, At wholesale hrut retail. WINDOW (.'LASH. At wholesale ‘i and retail. UN HELD OIL, At winder ale nml retail. ('(HMvING SODA, Ai wholcnale and retail. GAUUB.V SEEDS. Ai w hnh'Kiilc aml muiti Ito UOTTI.EN GUI MM’ At wiio'estile amt retail EPPlNtt'rt BUI 111 , A t wlio cvtle ami o’tnl. irmuthH. kfs.hai.th. , At whole stile uml retail SP M.DINti'H CLUE, At wholeaalo uml retail tUNt:B>TBATED LYK A t w holenale and retail. ALCUMOI. k'r.i. At wlmlesule and reluii t HEUOKEE REMEDY, At wholesale uml retail K EItthSENF, LAMPS, Amt die bc-.*t OIL i > hqm in them at w haleru I e and retail. I um selling my al retail (Veto )sto *?5 per cent di> -<niot ler < anlt, ami j'l w lioh stile at mr.'i prt esas w lil give satiniarih, a Merel*;mls visiting 4'o lumhuaani liiuted loculi und see my slock| almi n*- eertHin my prices; or il lliey dc>ire mo to send them my pr ct • ly nun i will-do no- il ilu-y will mune tin* **ftir.fi * and slate the i ‘omlm time my bu im sm on tliet'A -It M STEM, 1 urn enufiled to oiler mv oi’s ut Corsidernlily les. > tireHiatt those who cany on aiteneful credit I would solicit liioßo wlio avp ]t|. need oft*onH in mv line, to learn mv price* before elsewhere JAMES A. WHITES!HE, Vv'I£OLH3ALU DSUaGIS"\ Columbus, Cvh. <'oliimEum. Jan. - .'il. I ,yW NEW ..'% PALI. & ITINTKP cl k, yLconnd'R’ GOODS k AT ii!tty.FLBSUNfI&SVIPn, . UNDER COOK’S HOTEL,> ( (11. (’ .HR i: N, ti A. a . tiltHi.ick fur llie P.ill nnd Winter Tende ir n.w j ■ ’ I'.uinpleie, emhiuiaug all ihc luicm aiyk's of LiDifis 9 mm (iofliix, HII.Krt. PGPLINH, MlftllVrs, I), i.AINLH. I'Diglipli, Fii'in li and Ameiican Print.', Piu]i Velvet Cloaks Moth Cloak 4 '. VGA I£S, A Sew ATI lets, j sJlAWl,s,(j|,rv l',H. Ac .in gr* nt rartety* 1 ÜBCWtI.. KNITTING YAiI.NH, I'milile, Bitißte I und Spl't ‘/epiivr am! ft In it.u and VYmd. a larse si i;k Dtp.?:, Trinntiiegr> ‘x Great Variety. ALSO, | ( Mills, vA>SIBLUES, Kl XTH Ki JK4NS, Ac. fur HnndrtinrVii nn.! IT *y•** wear Domestic Goods, in great vaUty FLI N TATI ON I KKRSFYS, Ll N'SKYB, OSNAI’IiRGS, FI,,ANNULS, BLANK FT-. WOOL !l ATB, NK*;RO ~DoF'*', Ac. AX. HO Fine Hata & Caps, Soft Hats, A GtXJI) MTOCK ’ Hoo r rs & SHOES A LARGKrtTCiCK. : I me rtfiiiax lot iHidms’ Wear. I'UUdn'ii’.t ami MiFine | JSlllH i (HIM. A IIS AND Ui! VATS, j MFUINO >'IHRTr, :it!*t VESTrt, fbr Gents Al I.ndief G luVuSli i KN, RAfJoiNtt and ruiPE,: tinea’, < “tire, H:i|t,Ttdwfccf, Butifi, (Tgais, [ Ffimr, Cm e. I.irc, IT-n (Indies, 1 Pick! likirtn ■ . t’rtfxr rv.? Ac. ALSU), j ’jnl’qTi’ llar'l nre, ( •-<-ker y Ulamuri S. ndici, Ac, j ourrt ik is lure r tut tetn >rm c a petiter variety luan < ni lm in iicy niiu f |mn r in Ihc city—ro 111 it people in liie c.oniHiy caiicnn-e amj tiny theireu tin.’ I.'il 11 .• i• i iii u l v, : pi i'.wip e tliai PHI* LH ■lf a I I.IIH AT Till: Low IJ ST MAUK ET RATES. MDY, FLKHING iL BWIFT. | • vJumhin?, Ncpt. 2fi, I'->(10—-iltfif. ’ ii-'lmbold s (itsmiiß* I* * r GiiiouN* ! | T 1 itroll!*, tiaelu- - * tte Uhiddrr. IS If.lmlmfiPs Burlin'ToMh- fiidn^S. Ilelnihuhi'.'i Itm tin lon lie Uiav< ) Helmhoffi'. Iliufitl for l)/np*, ilKlmlmUPH (int’)in for Nervbo•>()*>*. Delmlmld’s Um Un l'n|lu. ul .Alcmuiy, lleinjml I'a Ihn Itfi ’ *r IMmiie H of Vision. I lielinlmld’.t Ihlciiti for Difficult It,i"tftiiiß | IG'lihlkilil’sllm liti 4*r Weak Nerves. Jli iioiiiid'hhmimi< t (..m ini Diiniity. ileiiiifiniii'a Ihli.llU lot Univwivul Laitsiliule lliliiilniili's llilihii furft-riui of Di.-emm. llcllufi .Ill’s Riliditl ffir Night Hwe. I I (feluihotd s till Ini for W.lfcei, ..... / B. iiihoUi’aliuclni fin ftrym Hkm. j llelioledil slluchu lor Knqd.< t. ! Ileiaifiolfl’s lindoi fur Pujns i> in Ham*. ; - ui tt.r lleiiy.i , of ; | Ifelml.'Ud'H Itu. hu lor Mumu , |; ,n vsn.'s>,>vitb i VA HI.I Ot Attention and ifi*. *’ . m ■ ffnliiil.it iIV Itiu I.U torOfiftruftt. ns. lleimfiAfil’K iiue.fiu for Exresies .uisintt fruai ludisi'n;- turn.andali Dissnsesui I t*; ,\f ALE S- I*’ EM AI Krt- !’ 1 M AI, R A “LIM'R YOUNG. dlMil.l’, AiAKlGfll) OR CO!V TEWt’I.A I'ING M AUDIAGU TAKE NO MORE PILLS, TIMIY ARE OF NO AVAIL. JIKf.MBOLD'N I'JXTHAI;T <'!•’ 11l (’HU 1 HE VERY BUHT REMEDY IN THE WORLD I'or nil complaints intid.ml to the sex, whether artshif I inli. ludiscteliOii, l.ufiit 4 of and .'fclpMimu. drill tt e DEGL'NI'. OR l HA NGU OF LIFE HI E K\ MI'TOMH AUOVE NOI AMjIY HIIOI Lit lIK WITHOUT IT Take no niou. lialsnni. M tetiry or unphMH>:Uit Medi line for lGipp rwant mid Ilmn’oroituDiscoe’ - iiGLMBoI.n'H.Lx niAtTor in cm < unF.t# hk fIiUT IMSEAKI..S in all their singe , At little e>panne, Little or iiprh.uigß of dint, No ituimvenience, a iv and no i’ tif>BUia:. I rii.LMliOi.li H menu Hu exit arising UY YOtUNO AM> (LO, Aml for itll diao e* arising from ha hit* (e I 'ipat'oii. iMeiuoyif* all Improper dischurges, mid will restore i e patient in ; *!;< i< tin e lo lie.-.UJi iti.il peril v. I M> lIt.I.MUOLO ‘ i.Xi’MAl-C 4>P mu lit! frrtdta* .•: l .:.• .1 Mid alibi I e . lie Os til t fn'.-'t digt llOisillg ettUffU ■'< t. Use Ilhl.MUof.D'H KXTtI \( - T OF lti( lit torn) ufleet|iti anit fil 1 rtieea*i‘s of lint LUINAIIV OKfiANH Whether existing in Al*l* or Femnia, from wjialever cuMae lin y may Imvo i.uginuU and, and try dialler ol HOW LONG HTA.NDINO. AlMlie above di eiiei-mnid sympfolris rulioitnl the *4 ,M e irentmeut and mn> ortgmnle trout the suite UllAll! READ! Ili.Mr: lIIiI.MBWI.D’H 111 cm I i* e’i'e nt<d plea: ant in K.aie and odor, but immediate in it - nciioii. I’ersonally np|M .irnd In li'te me an Alderlir.i of . > city ol i’lliludeq.tiiu, II I . llejuihi. and,( hem; t. ivlm i-“ log duly sworn, do. a- iy,fliat hwt prepautiinii ctoiiitins no narcotic,, merriirv tnliirtoug drugs, hit ‘* pnp'ly vegetable. 11. T. lIKI.MIK H.D.'H.. .; Mapnl ut.tri r. Sworn and subscribed In r.*ro me, the JWd d-.y o| N “Vein be i, I'■l WM IHHIUftD, A.lrl. Price *1 per hot Me or eit for •?’!, dellv. iel| D- l< I’ri i ‘iied by ii- T. 111.1.MU-'t ‘ I’m, .ul AnrilfUbalCbe.nl f, po •••nun f. nth h . heiuw Lltesu. -• IMi la Kewai o ot Counterteit'*., ANI> I NI'UINt IIM.LD I I* I ECH, Win.. i.li*vflr UidirpoM ‘‘of their uw*r‘ atM .iher” Article- on tho repiitul.oii ultnued by llellil.old'sGemimc I'repnWiti’ n Kxlr i . lltfWit’, *’ “ Sunoipatiil.i,. • Improved ltosc Wa*n MO DfIY.LVV. liHOOKH, And ulldruygml* every wtu r.*. Ask lor He’ • .Id’s - I, ike no In i t i|l oil! fti*i i..ilveiti*f'liiei(f .'!* nil for it,an.l l. void hiipositloa and expoatirit. ,). W, It roue*, w|...le,*alaiidfet'i.UiMt*:iii fr” <*o|uin biis.Oa. AUgF. .rvCm Ayer’s ilgue Cure. SPRINB VALE INSTITUTE CUTHBF.RT, GA. #B*G next Hussion of tfiis now und p..pultu Hi horjl will open ON MONDAY,JANUARY 14 uud continue five month*. Oonqieient T i her* wifi he ia at et t"**rp. BoaLl cun be bad with the iMncdpa’* and private i imilie* ofner-ie*tdenM*H on remmnfthln terms For t rther particn'arti semi fur a catalogue. Tin t.-are *exen reasons why tin* Hchool com no ml* itvqlftu public notice iu prefeicurt’ to munv “f ui impiiiMr nabfltofa. Ist. The heaithf.ilnns* of tho location. -d. It* tVi'enrss from a'l tlm vit* wliieh lend to allure the mind from deep und CnrllMt upplicntion to Htudy, ;id. Tt ilmroiighacK* and didgenca to which the Indent in subjected—-being taught thftt bn has no time ti. wlto ‘lb Vocal Itnraic is n dally cxrei*, fre* of charge In which tho whole school Join hi the nwuat accent* —which arouses Ilia tired intellect, and itstores elMs licily to the dumping mind sn. The elforls mado to deve|ope the mirdhy the use of practical Inatrm tion Pt the expense of ihe ■’ al. *’ lit li, The deep interest. inauifHted by thu Tear.hei*. Trtuiee and Citiacii*. fives it that social nod lively aspect,- >o hmmonlout to Ilia yonthful mind—ren deting the sdiooj-limise a plcaxaut tesort to the mu* driit instead of a house of dread and hatred. Dh The system atm manner in which the school is lomtucud “Heaven** first law” is adopted and practiced A H. EftoKBLY, I’rlncipal • uthlMirt. tin , Dec. 91. wtf. LeVcrt Female (College, TALBOTTON,GA- THE Rxerciscn of lilt* Institution wil Im tesumed on the •'vftmßfi. Monday in Jan lary next- During Iho present year the College sES ~ b'''' ll underfill* charge of Mr. W. It. 4ME AI.H, and we do not hesitate to say. 1 ‘lmt a •More i ‘iitletnawly and r fUclent Teacher in not jto be found anywhere in the Htuie. In our opinion ho pm . rate ta'ent* for lomlunjug a Femulo Coi i'.’c, II ‘ muiolaiiir-excellent discipjipe. preserver, ‘.'iiii.ald or-er, and advarce* his popilH with a ri- I'blii \ we have fever Imfur* seen surpassed. Mr. H. i-i n nattvn Georgian and u Criidonte ot the Georgia I idv; iany. Ii Isli's purporolo devote himweli excln lively to ihc noble or.ciipaUd.li in which lie in now en du- i. lie iiooils tlm pft rotmgo ot he rtublic and we ir t'lK'i a afneions people will sitstatn him. E M. Won ill, Judge H C Win, *l. Brown, Dr T. B. Tinner ’I hmnttif A. Brown, A E. Owen, Win. J. Wefikes, .1 tin BUoiut, Dr. A. Wynne, ‘I ulUotton, G., Srtth D'c.—vtll. c:.NEVA ACADEMY. Tho I*,'.or i.-i-s of this school will t*4n < dmiiietief on (he SF.CUNI) MDN YIN JAXT A HY. \^ T The I’i'int'ipals of this Sub on! have 4tfcjL * > ..olio lo a great deal ol trouble and expense I'tl.u ld uji u -liool oil au equality wi b Iho b< -G ami no effort, will bo Spared lo imike everyUtiog agrceublu. Frenel . Lutiu, Greek, and al’ other ,branches ustaUy la light in our will lie taugbt m the above. Musics will also bo taught in full. Hoard cun bo had for. any number of pupils on tho muni reasonable lerms. i The i’iinvij.als are fully 'ir|#acitated for their buK.u- ... uud will do all in (heir power lo make tbe rt ‘mol take high rauk, I’n-.cip and Male lej/t L. R. Mt-NAMAK, ” Female “ Mini* L. BTUKFS. Govova, Dee, 28—wtl D H. X -GOODK J. M’PJtIIL.LIPS, I.*!*© Broad Str-vt. VA -mil ii >•••(• folly ii o into* petrous and the put, Itctiiat im is ini'* n p.tr and Unifier a l.w* :* and Alti-Helive Astorlmenl of Fall and Wiater DRY GOODS, \.i on,.’ w i.i.li >v i he found i liaAlort variei) of I’iniu and Fatuj Dress hoods, VIZ : rMI.K r.RfM .CTELLi: poplin uept voi.anh, IIIDICADE IMiNGLE, I lIEiNCII PELAiNh, .MEHINOH, ENGIdHH DHEHH GO< i|>H. A , HIIAWI H. CLOAKH. MANTILI.AH, uml TALMAH, io nve,y variety Also, an extensive stock of Hosiery, Embroideries, race, Trim mi n:?a, Sibbons aud Fancy Goods. X? Xj j&. S i?,. irti. n’arly requested to mil and examine the ‘lock llf ’ ’ BU/YNKK'TH, KEUMEYH, I.INHEY*, I*l. ANNUL*, Ili)Mi:*lM?NH, ( AI.K’OES, &r. Ai of whi’ It iv til he - old by the piece or pu. kage, ai VMtoil-XAl.fi lUIUEH. 1 ‘ l‘ would i .i! on ntion t' to fact flu. the in *l’ 1111 II I rim TLA ON THE t.’ASII I’RIN ‘TI* I t’ ; b"\mff anil ho i ins only for CAXM.he can lhefn(;.i,i allool to sell goods at Very Small Pl'ofltrt ! - •'3ASU ‘.13 CTY3SIH.IS* ; Wi:! t'u.il i to their inteios’ to ovanuiic the rnw*l and prlrcs I'cfore puit hash'g elbow Imre. JAS. IvX’TPHTIX.LXPS ISO Rroad-ntceet. MASOWt HALL DHII.WXU. i >• u . ,-upi 2(', IShtt. dAwM ALL. STYLES. I%'T’ RAJ’S IT 18 . X.,^3NTI3OIXr. (V.wild iiifoi in his tVlondsand lh*.* pithlic trn*trlJy t'i 11 no i • now rcceivinar bin Fall rtt*ek of lintm, i nn sistinc of all variodbuof (’assimero Moleskin. A- Li-i-nch LVlts, 1 -and quality, and of the VER\ . K* t M'” jitTATtON.ar price* to sun nil | CJAPB ‘■ every kfiul. And also ugn-al variety ot ClllLliihOi’S HATS AHI CAPS, Anri a gortd n**omnrut of liiuliri'lht'. ai.tl Walking Canes. We Imve always on hand our superior WOOL HATS, Made I'Tprcx'dy for oh C ‘onil. iH, (. i.. Aiigiiat 2,1. dwll \ V ANN All & • UIAKI.KSTON SHU-PiCI . t link. Thp wiwiroer WM. rtBAUIUdOk, . , f'epi. F. tiAUHEN. will ehonlv take v-,.. .'*,., her piece o;fhie Line, leaving Mevnn MNiVa.; -,mX aiiiaii ju<d C'uatluop uviee u week. ILivii.g i tiuoiigli (rcigtil arrangoineui with the ('entmllt'ilrottd nnlf its connection*, all freight* be tween <'iuirhwtnii and the Interior of tfeorgia.cniiHigi) “dint lie JgeiiUl of lllia liiitt, W(U he I'm warded wlHi dwpatob awd fr of c.iutrae, .L 1’ It(M)IKH, Ageni tfavanittth. R.UPtTTB A. CO, Charleston Nov. 55—dwtt MONEY WANTED, AT J. 11. snCE’ii FURNITURE STORE, t N e VI Aid. 811.1.0 ou OTIIEItWIME, in cichange I (or ffo.nf, nl ii’ .iml r-uhsiantial Furniture. .1 mil MC .1 !l HIKE*. U Rrond at TO Country llerchnnlsA I'lanters .1 A MliS MoPrilLlill’S. L. a,llh. “ ih.” ■ • lUloti of buyer* to his mock ot KANC’Y \N I) STAI’I.K URY-OOODS, IV thqt he is now prepared to nllhrforC ABII •ilar >• h■ HorttiHMit ofgnod ‘ jim recejwd.hy the Piece. Hale'•• l’Ah*e at N’ . i In ; n Johbin^Peioee A• i • lilies ie*ident buyer in New York, he will re .. ..) lys.eitntur,invoiflus ofHurl, f<-nda as he can iru-le.it a r duqtipit of Ul< l2jU] per rent. I’tw f! in 1 11 •• | * l l li *'i •it ihesioi'k I* n-Rpectfully rrtltr r.A :i. M-PHILLIPS 110, Kmd Ktrccl, X,\t CjKJC HALL BttLOINO. Cul'imiiiiK. gfpi s.i, res. iiiwtf. CUBA HOUSE, iixrjts.i3Nr, ga, TIT: suh-criher having tnkou i.hurge ol the fcji'j■ ■■ ] uhove boo!, and enfiretv renovated and litteit !;
