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Prom Washington WAifum rov. April *. . Intaiitcoui army ou j uavj otltoere iu thii oily itrof opinion that the bulk oi the expedition tUtiug -.rat in New Turk i dc need fur Texa* lu operate ou lUo frontier Mgakiet tire Mexican* an t Indian*, end iu ro oosupy Ural:)# and Fort lirown, also the* fort# on too frontier, wlntre, ao , cortltojc to official in format i'n. they will lc mot j with a cordial welcome ity thl a*tUr;. tiovirtmr 11-Uitoß h: a given tall adrioe* to. the authorities here, noil the result luiticipated ii that Us will be ro-eatab’.Ubed a* liovornor ©f i he State. Copt. JtvigH *ai4 whan .Uibarkiug; “You will ku >w where f am bound in the course of a few d*ya ” Among the store* eh.pptnl trout New York aio f .riy thousand b.tg# for aand, of unusual s rongth, several hundred boree#, foraging carta 4 a toon double-bank boats for turf-landing, *ev o a! hundred oars, carbines, ten bales of canvas, and atnmuukreu of all kinds for a lusig cam paign. An abut. I.j:i of army stores was shipped at Now York last night on board the Atlantie, which i now about ready for sailing. Nina hundred met. together with a detarh uicut of artillery consisting of forty iuen, with tour gun*, arrived in tin* city to-day from Fort 11 antilton. Liucoin ha* refused to ncoguise the Cotuutis a oners from the Confederate States. This state ment may b.> im pi it ity relied upon. WAsniMtJTO.v, April 9. (iunoral lrifturegurd has received official notice from the Lkvurruaent of the United States that Maj. Anderson would be supplied with provis ion# f<>rihwith, and in the event that ressels per forming that duty arc fired Into, Maj. Anderson his been directed to open his batteries, and the Federal Government wil! sustain him at every htiard. The New York Herald ot to-day, iu refsrring to th> matter, says that the Administration has at last determined to enforce the laws, and do it \ igorously, but not in an Aggressive spirit.— When the Administration determined to order Maj. Andr-:<>n out of Fort iru inter, they also de termined to da so on one condition, and that was lhat the fort aud property in it should not be molested, but be allowed to remain as it ii The authorities of the Ccufvdcrate States would not agree to this, but manifested a disposition to get possession of the fort and property therein. The Liuooln Government would not submit to any uch humiliation, and it immediately determined to keep Anderson In Fort Sumter and supply him with provisions forthwith. A portion of the fleet which should have left New York last night will roach Charleston to morrow for the purpose of supply mg Fort Sum ter. The licet tv ill n*v approach Charleston with ■ hostile intent, but in view of the great milita- i ry preparations about Fort Sumter, the supply i easels will go prepared to reply promptly to any i resistance of a warlike ‘‘baracter that may bo of fered to a peaceful approach to the Fort. This i > late went is generally credited in well informed i ••irelre in Washington. I WasniaoTOv, April 10. There is no doubt lhat a large portion of the 1 troops which left New York is destined for the ‘oast of Texas, but it is equally certain that the 1 gmater portion of Um fleet is destined f r Forts < Sumter and Pickens. The whole of tho Volunteer military were call <>i out this morning for inspection the object be ing to fira/rinlo the service of tho “Old Wreck” ‘ * full regiment. The excitement hero is intense. | From Washington WasHtscTox. April 11. Tho city !.•> mcniiug to to day with nn exc'.to mcttt almost unpwfsrtWied. Iho Government ii 1 mustering into service seven volunteer com pa- 1 nies, and requiring each motuber tu tako an oath to fight for tho Union. Sumo hundred or more 1 refused to tako the oath, among whom are thir- 1 ty-two out of ono company, tho National Rifles, which is composed chiefly of Southern ruen. The Adjutant General has received into the I service up to this hour about seven hundred vol- * unteers, and they arc mustered in f <nt < f the < White House. Business of all sorts is nearly suspended, on account of the excitement and anxiety to hoar from Charleston. A thousand rumors aro afloat, hut I prefer to telegraph you only fact*. Waciusqtox, April IX. The public buildings and every avenue of ap proach to tho city were guarded last night, a movement for which there is yet no assignable ■mute. The mastering iut* ecrvice of the militia is progressing. Tho leading Republicans bore now openly as sert that tho whole military and naval outfit with which the Lincoln govement has bceu occupied for several dayspist is designed to operate in the neighborhood of Charleston. Vfss mac tom, April 11. j The Confederal© States’ Commissioners left j here this morning via Baltimore, for the South. Tho Administration's reply to their las* oornnau uioation bs not yet been divulged. I ( m m I'ItnPARATTON FOR WAR. WAsaraoTos, April h. An abundance of army stores was shipped at New York last night on board tho Atlantic, which h now about ready for sailing. Nine hundred men, together with a detach* meat of Artillery, consisting of forty men, with four guns, cam'* to Hi:- city fi>-day from Fort Hamilton. _ THE INSTRUCTIONS TO OUR FOREIGN MINISTERS.; Was wxatox, April 1. I Mr. hewaruj# preparing hid instructions to the 1 jreign Ministers, who aro to replace our Repre sentatives now at the Cou.t# of Europe. I brain they are of the most anti slavery kind, dispara ging the Southern Republic, misrepresenting its institutions and ridiculing the idea of its beirg able to maintain itself It is the first time in the history of this government that tbe Secretary of atate has sent out to Europe, in tho form of in sttuoliona, libels against the domestic Institutions ■>f fifteen States of the Union. AFFAIRS AT PENSACOLA AND MONT GOMERY. Wasbtkctox, April 4. Lieut. Gilman, who arrived here last night di rect from Peus&eot*. stopped a few hours at Montgomery. Ho says that the new government is in full blast, end mat ‘hey manifest a vigor and energy that ia certainly commendable. They hare now a more efficieut army tbau that of the United State.-, for their whole soul is absorbed in its su ©ess. The force which the Confederate States now have at Pensacola is very formidable, compoaed, a* it is, of thi best in**n in the South, and officer* *d by men who occupied distinguished positions in the army of the Uaited Slates. Jlu says it will be impossible to contsuue the armistice existing hotween the two governments much longer.— They are getting very restless, and appear anx lotufrvr a fight. MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN N. Y. Ni.w YoftK, April y. -The Baltic took four teen double bank boats, lorgcs, gunny bags, or dnance tool*, a largo safe with £l*o,ooo in gold, ke., Ac. Ik. S.ruuL hu I*l tuulcl lit. the .look *od scores of men are repairing her. Lieutenant Ransom, of tho 4th Artillery, has FROM VIRGINIA. Tti' 'tiHoHtf, April 9. | A resolouon to :• ."iro into tin- President’. ! polity was adopted. Preston, Stewart and Randolph, Cotnua!?ion ers, left for Washinton ibis morning FROM PENNSYLVANIA. Harrisocru, April V. The Governor of the State asks for an appro priation of bolt a million of dollars for the pur chase c*f arms. _ MOVEMENT OP VESSEL’ New Tore, April If. The Baltic and Illinois went to sea this mor ning. Special to the Times. Ofiicnl from Washington. 1 : fort sum t* ti unihcm: • ; FLEET OFF CHARLESTON HARBOR. t! ALL CHARLESTON’ l NDRR ARMS! t’ Battle ts oment&iily Expected ! Charlxstox, April V. Official notifioatiwn has boss received here from Linoeln’s Government that Fort Sumter shall l>e reinforoed—pesceehlv if practicable, for cibly if noocssary. Reports prevail that there is a Hoot auw UoV* mlug off the coast, but nothing definite. It is generally expected that the Northern Troops will attempt to land and storm the fcat torlos. All of the reserved forces ore ordered under arms and a battle Is looked far at any moment Great excitement prevails in this city. MoRTooHKRr, April ID. There is nu duubt but that there will he a fight at Charleston within forty-eight hours. Dispatohes received here from the Commission ors at Washington, state that there is no alterna tvj but war Troopssro being hurried to Pen saeol*. The Cabinet held an important meeting to-day. The War Department i& very active. The Montgomery True Blue* are out to-day on pirade. The second Volunteer Regiment of Al abama, Col. Lomax commanding, will return to Pensacola Warlike HvicdciU ltd Kinun..,Tcui t. O lb Sut f Sir, |rba|>v Nsw York, April S. It ii reported and denied, that Major Holme?, oommamlaut of Governor’s Island, and also Ma jor Johnson, have resigned their commissions. Major Barry’s Artillery has been placed on board the steamship Atlantie. The Powhatan has received orders to stop at j Fort Hamilton for troops. Capt. Meigs and his company of meehauics from Washington, have left for parts uuknown. Gangs of men are at work on the Wabs.h, the Roanoke and tbo Perry Besides the ttOU troops, a number of long clink er-built boats have been shipped on the Atlantic, cleared for Brazos. The Illinois has steam >u, and it is reported she will load with stores and troops at night. The Powhatan, with 400 troops, has crossed the bar bound outward. Tbo Nashville, advertised L> sail for Charles ton on Saturday, has been detained until the yth. Tho Confederate Commissioners at Washing ton appear to be impressed with the belief that the military expeditions are intended principally for Texas. It i believed here that the battle bet.reeu the two Confederacies will bo fought ou Texan soil. The Harriet Lane ailed for the South this forenoon flying the stars and stripes instead of the flag of tbo steamer. Tho steamer Vixen has gone into the Navy I Yard. Large hiptueut of arm- aud stores we. e put on ( board the Illinois and Boltio to-daj -'pee!al dispatch to Mont. Va. Augusva, Ga-, A pill V. Tho Loveruor of Georgia has issued a coll for j three thousand additional volunteers to join the I array of tho Couloderato State*. AH tbo indications are that a collision bet wet u j the troops of the “Old Wreck” and those of the j Confederate States is inevitable. WASiiixuroa, April t’. It is tinted iu semi official correspondence, that four light ‘learners, tbo Water Witch, Wyan dotte, Mohawk, and Crusader, will be lined with doubie-bankeii saud hags, and, taking as many men os they will bold, attempt to run tho gaunt* let of Morris Island. Charleston, April U. Ail in quiet litre on the surfaoe, but there is a deep feeling among the pooplv. Prodigious preparation! are progressing. lion. L. T. Wigfall is serving as a common soldier. Rifled cannon are arriving in considerable number*. In the State Couvoutiou tu day, President Jemison delivered an elegant farewell address, upon the oco salon of the adoption of some com plimentary resolutions by the Convention. The adjournment of the Convention i* exported to morrow. There are no war vessels outside the harbor to night, so faros knuwn. Mowtooulry, April j Dispatches received here to-day from New | York state that several large steamers having |on board Troops aud forty thousand strong ! bags for making sand batteries, sixteen surf j boat* fur landing supplies, tent poles, munitions of all kinds for a long campaign were ready for es. Some sailed to-day, their destinatien sup posed to bo tho frontiers of Texas. The news caused great great excitement in this city. It Is thought here in oflioial circles that Lin coln will not inaugurate the war, but will aot *o es to <*'iinpel tbe Confederate authorities to begin Pxxsacola, April 8. ! iuedael hetwoen Messrs. Banks and Moses, j which has boeu some days on the topics, was fought this morning. Moses’ pistol snapped.— The ball from Banks’ pistol passed through Mo tes coat. The affair was amiuably adjusted, and —“nobody hurt.” FROM TEXAS. Galveston. April tL it reported here that the Federal troops left in Texas design concentrating at some given point in this State. Tb 9 Star 0/ ‘ht Wn? in 4 the AfapiVc t ‘.ty are still off Indianolu. The Mexicans at Mateuioras have planted osn con fronting towards Brownsville. The Legislature have passed a bill dividing the State into six Congressional Districts. Also, n bill authorizing the issue of State Bonds to the amount es one million of dollars, t b* secured j by a special tax. DESLRTcn to thh SorTH.—lt is stated that twenty of the rank and file of the army left Washington on tho fourth for Montgomery, for the purpose of enlisting in the Southern army.— These deeertions make an aggregate of two ban dred and eighty army recruits for the Sonthern Government from the Federal Capital slnco they have been stationed there by Gen. Scott. REPORTED DISTURBANCE AT FORT RESS MOKRfK. Norfolk, April J. It is reported tbit s disturbance has occurred among the workmen at Fortress Monroe; that a palmetto flag was raised under the walls outside tho fort, and that the soldiers were dared to in terfere with it. Khw Orlbass, April 9. Havana date# to the Atb inst., atate that four more vessels had sailed for St, Domingo. Prssacola, April l. Tbo meebanies at the Washington Navy Yard , have become dissatisfied in consequence of the : non-payment of their wage?. A disguised war steamer boa been reconnoiter* in;* about the mouth of the Mississippi river. Norfolk, April 9. The steam sloop ©1 war Pawnee, with four guns sails to morrow morning with sealed orders for the Soatb. It was stated here that she landed 2fo men at Fort Monroe lest night. DEATH OF A PRIM FIGHTBR. Xkw York, April S.—Morrissey, the neted prize fighter, Is dead (icorghi Troops. Throe Thousand to bo Ready ‘ PRESIDENT DAVIS’ REQUISITION. Momtoomkrt, April 10th. President Davis has made a conditional re quisition upon the Oovornor of Georgia to hold threo thousand troops iu readinos* for immediate emergency This ioav be relied on. It is official “nr hrilikl*. , A bfiisitin, The Montgomery Mail of the 9th say- Wo learn upon good authority,as we go to pre-s that Confederate States has mado a requi sition on the Governor of Alabama, fur (Dm thomtami aJiiitio**! tramp,! This looks v*ry warlike. Special to the Chronicle A Sontinel. AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON. Charleston, April 10. Largo reinforcement* are coming in from tho country. Tho floating battery is in position.— We feel confident in being able to blow any craft Lincoln may send, out of tho water. Somebody will bo hurt soou. Prior is hero from Virginia. \\ Igfall, Mann ing and Chesnut have beer, appointed aid* to Gen. Beauregard. Seven rifle cannon arrived to-day from Liver- I pool W. IW • ■ Special to the Muiit. Adv. FROM CHARLESTON Charleston, April lu. In the COR vent ion to-day, resolutions were adopted approving the conduot of Gen. Twiggs, of Texas The Convention has adjourned sub- | jeot to tho call es the President. Tho city is comparatively quiet. A combat is hourly expected. Special to the Augusta Dispatch. Charlrstox, April li. Ex-Senator Chciuut, Colonels Chisholm and Lee, aids to Gen. Beauregard, mado a demaud for the surrenderor Fort Sumter to-day. Ander son refused. War! War’! War!!! to-mor row. Three hundred volunteers aro called fo r 1 at eight o’clock to-night to defend the city from a laud attack. - —^ ! nitiil Telegraphic Correspoßilenre Uilreen the Secre tary of War sail fiea. foaropnl Tho following is the tjlegiaphio correspon dence between tbo War Department and General Beauregard, in command ot Charleston Harbor, immediately preceding hostilities. This correspondence grow out of the formal notification of the Washington Government, dis oloaed in Gan. Beauregard’s first dispatch. No. 1. Uon. Beauregard’s dispatch to tho Sec rotary of War (.’itam.psion, April *, lnCl. To L. P. Walker . Authorised messenger from Lincoln just in- ! formed Gov. Pickens nud myself, that provisions will be sent to Sumter, peaceably, otherwise by force. (Signed; G T. BEAUREGARD. No. 2. Reply of .secretary of War to General . Beauregard Montgomery, April Id. I*6l. Geu. Beauregutd, Charleston If you have no doubt of the authorized char acter of tho agont, who coniaiuuioatcd to you tho intention of the Washington Government, to sup ply Kurt Sumter by force, you will at nuee de inutj.l its ev acuatiou ; and if tbis is refuted, |>r-> . coed m such manner as vou may determine, re , reduce it. Answer. i ‘Signed 1. P. WALKER. No. * (lei. Besaregird to tho Bvoretnn id 1 War; Catm April Isl, 1 SGi ITo L. I*. alker. The deiu.u*d mil be made to-morrow at t.’ . ft’cloek. j 1 Sigood G T BEAUREGARD, Brigadier General. j Nn. 4 Th** Secretary of War to Gen. Rentire I s— T ** Monii.usm, April Ift, lAdl | Genetal Beauregard, Charleston Unless (hero are special reasons connected wit!* your own condition, it is considered proper that ! yon ahoald make the demand at an earlier hour j (Signed) I P. WALKER No. J. Genorn! Boanregar l to tho Heerotary ol War fit A CLBST'N, April 10, lbfil. To L. P. Walker The reasons are sp* ial lor twelve o’clock. (Signed) G. T. BE At’REGARD. No. 0. Genefel HevuregarJ to the Secretary es War: (?UATtLKKTOX, April 11, IBfil. To L. P. Walker. Demand sent at two. VJowod till fl\ to answer. (Signed) O. T. BEAUREGARD. No. 7. Secrcfury of War to General Beaure gard ; Moxtoomkby, April 11, 1901 Gen. Boeuregard, Charleston Telegraph reply ofAndersoo. (Signed) L. P. WALKER. No. 8. Gen. Beauregard to tho Secretary us War Charleston, April 11, 1961 Tu L. P. Walker Major Anderson rupliae “I have the honor to acknowledge tho receipt of your communication demanding the evacua tion of tbii fort, and to any in reply thereto, that it is a demand with which 1 regret that my sense of houer and of ray obligation to my Govern ment prevent my compliance.” He adds verbal ly’ “I will await the first t-hot and if it do not batter ue to pieerv, we will ho starred out in u few days.” Auswer. Signed) G. T. BEAU REGARD. No. ft. Secretary f War to General Beaure gard : Moxtgomebt, April 11,1861. Gen. Beauregard, Charleston Do not doxire, needlessly, to bombard Fort Sumter. If Major Anderson will state the time at which, as indicated by him, he will evacuate, and agree that in the meantime bo will not use his guns against us, unless ours should be em ployed against Fort Sumter, you aro authorized ; thus to avoid the effusion of blood. If this, or its equivalent, bo refused, reduce the Fort, an your judgment decides to bo the most practicable. (Signed) L. P. WALKER. No. 10. Gen. Beauregard to the decretory ol War Cbxhlks. J.\, April 12, 1961. To L. P. Walker lie would aot consent. I write to day. (Signed j G. T. BEAUREGARD. Ne - 11. Gen. Beauregard to the Secretary of > War Chaulkstox,April 12, IBCI ‘To L. P. Walker: We opened tire #f four, thirty minute*. (Signed.! <. T. BKAI REGARD. Xtle —lntercepted dispatches disclose the fart that Mr- Fox, who had been allowed to visit Major Anderson on tho pledge that his purpose was pacific, employed his opportunity to devise a plan for supplying the fort by force and that tbis plan had been adopted by the Washington Government, and was in progress of execution. ttur Privmte Ditpalcfi't. MoxTGoMßitr, April 12, ft P. M. To meet the o.xigencios which have arisen du ring tho paii iw.nty-four hours, tbo President has issued a proclamation convening nn extra session of Congress. The fight in Charleston harbor i now going on with great vigor. Tho Twenty-Ninth Regi ment in Fort Monltrio are suffering much. Fort Sumter ii being punished severely from Camming’s Point, especially from Stcvoae’ bat tery, which Is now carrying on an affective Are Interesting nswi now corn ng In. LATER. MoTooitF.nv, Aprh 12. Despair he* from Charleston dated 6 o'clock, P. M , state that bombarding continuos actively. All the batteries of tbe Confederate army, in cluding the floating battery, performed admir ably. It is the general opinion that Pert *utnter will succumb to-morrow. STILL LATER. Tho Comhattants have thrown four hundred shells since tbe bombardment began. The relief flest can now bo seen outside. [Tho above firing is as rapid, perhaps, as usu al upon such occasions. Our troops acted with great bravery through the day, und worked the guns heartily and effectively. Tho relief fleet, which our correspondent telegraphs us is outside, will prolong tbe battle, and sometime may yet elapse belore our gallant moo will be able to raise the Confederate Flag npon tbe walls of Fort SaAter Ed. Tixfi.l CHARLESTOH NEWS- Five o’clock P. M.—Up to this hour but two dispatches from Charleston have come over the wires. The first says; “Ail right, hard at work!” The second says: “Shelling Fort Sum tor sineei o’clock this morning, with geod (.fleet. ‘ Fun” expected fa-night.” four sumtlr sTrbevdekkd EXPLOSION INSIDE. Stars & Stripes Hauled Down. Cm ARLcatow, April id, P. M. An.lorauu hoa huuloil down tho old Stars und Stripes, and run up a white flag Fort Sumter is surrendered, and Geu Beaure gard has seut three of his Aids to take possession, i For several hours the Fort has been burning J from tho effect of ukolitf sent Uy our gallan l troops. Two explosions have token place iu tho Fort. Anderson ceased tiring some timo siuco, while our batteries all kept up their fire till the Stars ami Stripes came down, Anderson, perhaps bad toe much fire inside a* well as out. Charleston, April 13, V t o’clock, I*. M Major Andorson is coming up to the oity. Net one killed er wounded ou our side. ■ [Special Dispatches to the Constitutionalist.) si'rkkmlif suiuK...orncnrs qiirtrrs BUNT. Charleston, April 13. , \V. Lurcher Miles, who has been to Fort Sum . tor, soys that no one wes killed in that fortiflea- I tion. Gen. iiosuregurd prescribed (he terms ul tho ‘turreuder. Major Andersoa wa ollowed tho privilege of saluting his flag, bat otherwise the mrrender was unconditional. Major Anderson is now in this city, and is at the resideuco of Qcn. as a guett. Thu garrison of Sumter will be manned by tho troops of tho Confederate States to night. * J'EDKKit OFFICER ARRESTED. Mumtcomjcky, April 13. Major Chambers, of the 4 Alabama army has lust arrived from Pensacola. Hu brings with him Liaut. Rood Werdon, ©f the C. S. Nary, a prisoner of war. Ha wss'lhe bearer of dispatch 0:3 to Fort PioUens, and tu tho Federal fleet in Peusaoda Bay. He is now.held by the .Secreta ry of War, whe sent a detachment su the railroad to arrest him. R KPGRTBI) BLOCADK OF CHARLESTON. MoNTQOHBHr, April’U. J It is announced hure in well infermed; oiroha, 1 | that the poll of Charleston is bleckadefl by the i | j ederal fleet. FORT. PICKENS IUn.NKuRCKD . Mo*tTGOHKRV, April JJS. Ui'iv* iroiu iVnaacola stato that leinfi m int*iits were put into Fort Piokim last night. PH I’si Ilk \ T AND THE VIRGIN M Ct V MISSION KItS. WASHi>wTO.N. April 13. Ihc PresideEt s reply to tbo Virginia Cominis- i j aioners was communicated in writing. Do statd that he will act according to his inaugaial pi., gram tar, and hold the public pi uport y and ilo lend if, but ho will wagono war agoiait thcscce lißl'Staf's, and only aot on the defensive MMKRIMAO FITTING OUT -GUARD SHIP LOST. Norfolk, Vi , April 13. Orders have I n received berate fit. out the ( ii..uncr Mfrima<’ and ron.lt i bar ii ter servuoi immediately. It i reported fine that the Guard ship on the North Carolina has been areckod. and j H lives lust. PI A VsYI.V ASIA WAR ACT PASSED. Ha/mmr no, April 13. The ear bill pursed both lienees of the Legis lature test night, without imenduiant. Gov. Cur* j tin ban.; now in office, tbe bill v* proiupily ■ sigi.ud by him, and is now a law RECOGNITION OF HAYTI ADVISED. Wabiiiotox, April 13. ; Air. Sumner, of Mas .sohuselts, called on Hoc rotary cwurd on yestordar, and urged tho im uirdiata recognition of the independence of Jlaytl. ! KENTUCKY TROOPS FOR SKItVKT. I Lot lav ill*, April 13. 1 A dispatch has been received here requesting ‘ ’ that tlio Kentucky regiment be held in readiness ‘ to march, at a mement’s notice, fruia the War ‘ Departmsnt at Montgomery. Specials to Sav. Roputlicau. CuA HLBsTOX, April 12, u.fift J'. u. Tho conflict commenced from James’ Island JiowiUor battery, followed by Fort Moultrie,— i Anderson received the shot and shell in silence until seven o’clock. Two steamers and a frigate appeared off Mor ris’ Island this afternoon, aud fired five gnus at the Star of the West Battery. MaMTdoucrtr, April 12. Letters ol marque and reprisal will ho issued immediately. Gen. Beneau and Bcu MuC'uiiough propose i that the Gonfcderate Government have ?o,ooft men in Washington in ten days, to take Liucoin j ■ S'-otf as prisoners. McCullough has ten thousand men now ia , | Virginia, and has purchased l<l,ofth stand of I arms. llranians ii Ike Figbt. A dispatch from Charleston to the atauuah Republican states that EDMUND RUFFIN, of Virginia, fired the first gun from Morris’lsland Littery ; also that Rogor A Pryor, of Virginia, w.j- one of Gen. Beauregard's Aida. SHIPMENT OF SUO'J Bust us, April d.---Sixty tons of oaaaeu bails left tba Arsenal at Watertown, Saturday, for New Vork. _ _ ARRIVAL Ob’ TIIK PHUV I A Sr. w York, April 9.—The steamship Persia, ; from Liverpool, with advices to the 30th ult., has arrived. GENERAL NEWS. The cotton market continued unchanged. Warlike minors prevail es a difficulty between Germany and Denmark. Reactionary movements in Sieil.v wero pro greasing. Scblesweig Holstein had rejected 4 Den mark ’a ! proposition for a Constitution. It is stated that negotiations are on loot be tween certain parties and the Great Eastern Hteam Ship Company, for conveying to America 1,200 German Mormons, who propose to locate in Utah. The London builders are elosing their yards. About 50,000 tnen hare been thrown out of era ployment. Tbe Frenoh army remains at Roue. Home disturbances hare taken place at Warsaw. The Russian General’s windows were smashed. The populace aro much excited. Hostilities are imminent between Austria and Piedmont. ftuirrixa X*ws.—Hailed from Liverpool for Charleston ; bark Alabama, luglisbj Ship Mon mouth, Duane; ship Albert Uullatio, Htorcr idiip Sir Allen Mollab, Chapman; ship Sebasto pol, Lumbar; ship Gen. Parkhill. Sailed for Savannah : ship Prince of Wales, Morse; ship J. V. Brook man, Crockett. Arrived at Liverpool s ship Emily St. Pierre, Tessior, from Charleston. Arrived from Savan nah ; bark Adjuster, Enell, at Queenstown. WuxAT.—We havo traveled over ounsiderablo portions of the Northeastern Georgia within the past few woeke, end feel safe in announcing that there is at present a very fine proipeot for abun ilant wheat crop. Last week we passed through Jackson, Hall and White counties—gsing up one routs and returning by another, and we have never seen a floor prospect t this season. It is true, that tbe erop may yet be destroyed, bat the prospect now ia certainly very flattering. Wapjknm, 4th. Augusta, April 11. A Hum Philadelphia *y it U sup* posed the steamship South Carolina spoke the war fleet of Mr. Liuooln on iu way to the South and in donsoqMcnco thought it judicious to put Its painongcra in at Norfolk. Advices from Huvsna i the .tb in*t., say that ‘ the Commissioners from tho Confederate Status ! to Europe, will leavo Havana fur Southampton on tho firet British steamer. AUGUSTA CITY ELUCTIO.t AiuiurA, April 8. —At the muuiuipal election to-day, May was chosen Mayor uvor Blodgett, hy about fifty majority. May’s entire ticket for ] Aldermen was elected by’large ruajoritio • Afimiru at PexsiuoLA The following par- j graps in reforvnee to aflaiis at Pcnsoeola, we taho from tho Warnngtoi/ e.*i respondent of the Pensacola Gbserver A member of the LaFayctte Guards died ou Friday at tho Naval Hospital,of congestion of the lungs. Ho am interred tire same day A Zouave, who showed a determination to re sist authority on Saturday morning, received a bayonet wound iu tho thigh, and wan conveyed to tho Hospital immediately afterward*. The Hon. S. R. Mallory, Secretary of tho Na vy ot the Confederate States, passed through her© on Saturday. Ho called on Gen. Bragg and Guorter-Mastrr O’Ranuon, but remained only a short time. Samuel Z. Gonzalez, Esq , lntu naval store keeper, has boon appointed Quarter Master, with tho rank oi Major in the Marine I'arps of the Confederate State*. Lieut. IngrahauW C. S. .M 0., is here and has 1 u few Marino*, 110 is about organizing a large oorps, 1 have boon informed. Mohii.k, April U. Sale* olcuttuu to-day, tbVft bales, with a quist market aad K-wcr prices; Middlings at ISl* a. 12’j cent.* Auulsta, April 11. j Cotton.- Ihe market is quiet this morning, with but few transsotiots To efleet sales, vcllors i would hare to take lower prices. Messr Forsyth, Roman und Crawford, Com mlssioner* of the t'unfedcrato States to Washing j ton, arc now in tho city of Columbia*. Tboy ar- J rived Sunday, the 14th inst. Holloway’* Pills anx Oi.vt.vknt. -Pleurisy. Du you wish to curtail your medical expenses’ and retain sound health? U.-e theso medicines - ! they aro adapted to every diaeu&o— for all in flammatory affections of the chest, a- pleurisy, , asthma, bronchitis, coughs, colds, Ac. The san , atire properties ot Iho Uiutiuent hare never , been questioned by all who have used it the ’ Pills materially expedite the operation of the Ointment. Sold by all druggists at 02c., and $1 pe* | P ot ,>r aprilM —\lwlw .WSSOLUTwi] THE Firm of Redd, Proer Jt Cos. was dii'Solv r l by mutual < - n*ont on the first day of April Tbo not :s and account ■■ will b. .ct!od by either member of the firm, Jh.v U. Redd A 0o . will ••nnirnuo businss* at tbe upper house, nud Peter Freer <t O -.. at the lower bouse. Those indebted to us arc earnest ly end respectfully solicited to call and sett!.-, ** ‘ we are aiixlmi cl., up „tir books MS K. REDD. I’UIMt PRKBR. ’ K. JOHNSTON, apl l.> a- iu U VI. Jt El|> UKOItUI A niistutiiMii heii Caunl) : VTOIti i; TO DEIITORN VM t ItPIl ITtlltH *’ ‘ lip rsotiH mill blot to Mu- .••tare ... VViUiaw r* Ji ‘.l, are n tp>< !••(] u nu.hr inimcdiaie . paymeni. and all hvui Oaims .if iiii.t Mud eelaia ! areicquesled j. ... in ilu iu .fitly | rovm. wtilUu iho time pres, i ihc, ii. v inv\ orlliey will imt ..• paie N N llutniMl <lu sac la, Ai ii i ■ e i ,1 RROIKJI \, XV.i Hu,> < IVHMHHAH.i Vies uI • -1.1..1 V A KoK ven apply reo . w < i udm.i, ttou. oa Ihceataie ... Join. \\ Kolieit* !a', m *n,4 county dc.rn-.eil Thcsearnihorrlun i... in ju.i sd!i.uii*h nh a M rt *iii filler the kln.lre.l ami cretir i aaoi .Ir./.i . nappeu. atmrofli. e an t .hew rnu,„, wliysant Iftlters sfiou.'S not be granted ; •-I liai w s-. , lii.miatrsii-.ii wilil.e } ranted to u.i >,ppli.u i>.,. u>- 1 M ... Mlie Best (Jivi n under net tren.l i. ifi, t! aijju.ttnie this in- April lat. IW.I M a LOOM HAIU.iVd April 14—>w 30,1 ftKOlttil.l, .Tin lion Ooufllyi Marion Cuurt o/ On/tna.y April Term, iStH i r pWO months after date application will be ma.tu I to the Hon Court of Ordinary oi Muunn < ouniy flr leave tu sell tlie Lands belonging in tin: estate j Peter Ul, hcraon, det enteil. April 14 Wim JOfIVVV JACKSON, Adm’i Paschal I’. rr> t ( haiialioorhiH’ Muperi-ir Cteurt. 1 v*. • ||M in h Tem I WOI Rarah J. P.'irt l ) • im.L koU Divori k. IT app ariiig I the r Hilt hy th.! return of tbe Htterifl that ihe and ten.lnnt it.re* not reside in sent county, nur in hind State It Is therefore ordered that said dete. dant appear nd answer t the nest term oftliis Court, <i inn case he considered In do te ult and the plaintiff t> aliawe.l tu proceed) further ordered, that ibis rule bo publiHlied iu ihu Columbus Times on. n n month lor four luinnliis A trim iransi iipt Ifom ih mimi is ofsAid uourl Uiren umJermy hand iimi ntlicial signuuiie, ihu April fUi, IHU JOHN t L>\.\lLL, Clerk April 1 U ii 4,ii, WiUiaio K. Lane, . ciiHtuhoouhoo Superior v-. r ty’ourt, March Term, lull Itesshhi Perry, l Itulo tu csiahlisli Lost Its A Marsh J - Peri v ’ colpi 1T appearing to i to* t'ooct hy itiu return of the Mher- I .it that Hurnh J Perry of Ihe dutnuduut* in the above raae cannot hs Ihuud: Ii is ordered that said defendant aiiswi-i m tli, unit terra of tills court; 111 It her ordered thut Ibis rule bo I>uhlished 111 terms of iho law A trim transcript f.oin the mtuuteiof said Court. Ulvomindor in v li.ind and official nignature lhi*. April Vlh, ted I JdII V 1 D V.NIK4., i ‘ uiii April 13—iw-iiii DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. No mcliciuo i* more prompt ,n B action in cares oi’ t bulera, Mm Cholera Morbus, Ac., than Perry HR I Davis’ J*nin Killer, it is the knowledge.! antidote which se! Uoin tails it applied iu us early sytuptomi. .No family ahoaid be without a boftlo of it always on hand. The stuin on linen from the use of iho Pui. Killer in removed by washing it in alchohol. Davis’s I’uiu Killer sec mi particularly lUlcu oioas iu cholera uiorbuH, bow. I complaints, and other diseases to which tire natives of Buruiah, from their unwholesome style of living, aro par Licularly exposed. It is a vuluublo antidote to the poison of Centipedes, huorpions, hornets, is. Iter. J. BENJAMIN, lute uiinsionarj to Burrnah. j Bold by druggist*, gr •core, anduiedielne deal ers generally. npr. -d2w2t. Copartner,ship Notice. ’ I’ll L undersigned ha\a this day entered lnt ai • *- partnareh | under Ihe name and style of THOS. S. WAYNE &CO , fur Um transaction of a Commission and Genera Purarnrling Bwolneor. THOM AM M. \N AVNE, II I*. Nlf V I* CIIB'MTI AN . ! M \annu,h,C<- .>L ch I, Ibtll mar HwSra ATIfKNM. March SHU. IHOI I Mialn Agriculture Mociety, are requested tn rnsei In Atlanta, ui the < iry M ill. Tuesday, :n)ih of April next, ro arrange the Pie i i-iiu i d c* Ac. fur the next I’afi *;> •. t* r ! If.* I* W. Lewis, Pree’t spin.* MMi: ‘ AMAK, c'y. Copartnership Notice. Ilf Ktake pleasure in announcing in our trii-.Mds YY and the public, ihu we have this day a*er.ra ted vvuh ns in thn Grocery bujmess, Mlt. CHARLES S. IriUIUSON, Thankful for ihe liberal patrona e hcretoforeex- Icndc.d to as, \i a. uld rcspectiullv aolicu a ••ontln aaace of it. The biisinefc*’ wi’l be c ndmted under the eld firm name of BEDELL cfc CO, All persona indebted to the late firm of HKDKLL ACO , ate earnestly and rn-pectiully oolieitcd to rill lit once und set 10, a* we are noxious to cluae out books, HKDKLI. A CO. Hiving entered Into tra tnereh p with Messrsi HEDEI.L A CO., in the tin eery trade. I respectfully ho lie: tmy frimids and Ihe pub In to give me a rail. I feel confident we t-hall b :.bln to ietl*gowda on as liberal teims aa any house in ihe city, Cll A 111. EM M HAHRinON. rolumhua, Api 11 Ist, IKIJI—d wtf NOTICE. 1 haro 0(n(l a naar M ANUFACTtfRnfS aa'. KEFAIHINU Carriage Establishineut mmim nn Ozluthnrpo atroet, ©ppnaite Frid *Wll’ rr ‘* * Go’s., Stablea, and aa repur and to do all Repairing pertain □OC■£-’ to thoCARKIAGB BUSINBSH ut FAIR PRICES, r have a full ret of eld aad competent workmen. The patrouago of my friends and the publle generally reapectfolly sellclted. fob. 9—dwtt. JNO. H. MeKEE. White and Mixed Seed Com. LI |{ |(| BIJHHEr.H in (tore and ut arrive, for aale c/UUUata small advance tor Cash, E BAJKNABD. Star Candice. I e\(\ WHOLR ud llilf BoniCntii's.piiiiir <in ‘ 1 • * iitjr. (or sale l • tum.i mi vai.ee mi Fob in .Iwti H BARN\RD Bacon and Bulk Meat. i 1 * ,,0n lo .daily affpeeieri, I ♦/".vUU wbicli wilt hi sold at a email a Iviuim> IWojmli. [fob IK—dwtt) K. iI.AUNAiU). Fancy and othor grades Flour, •1/ |j i HBI. U in arrive dailv eiperted, for ante at ■ • ‘ “ ‘a am a i edvsm.o Ist Un i a*h. I Fekf# -dwtf __ K IIARNARU REFINED SUGARS. i (Nk lllll.d Crushed. Puwderrl, Mid C. Sitgui An 1 UUttiH by K II ABN Alll> march SI -*tw Planting Potatoes. I s >nn r-U Pink KyeenndPearh ll!nw. daily *f*|M*cied, lor sain at a winnll advance lui wish ifebM dwtf| K. UAHNABD RUMP & MESS PORK. RiIUARRBL* FO t HAI K DY •*” * u MiSt—dll V. II\U.V\KI> TAItITJ ! J. M’PHILU PS J I‘arsktstui iba tpuwdfl bo is aew teveivlaf lu ‘/mo te avoid duty TbU pctkspi, with exoeptiuu, ix the j unJy stere at whisk .r **n pare!: use Now j (2e<U at old rafoi. Yea can aew euve lite 2* per o*nl. by Kuy- I.UJJ Ml or as- jsdi'jppanx-x-x^si I I# llriMiil-ilPfcl. MASONIC HALL MUUU.MU. t'tin mho*. Match SPRING STYLES! HATS 3F\ X^USTIDOiINr, Wouldinftirm hi* ftiandminil Che public t'eneriilly that hat* now rtwHilviiif hi* and Kuminoi alylea of llftm, aonsUtitig of uil Toilettes ol Panama, ligciu and Straw,) For man mid rliildron’ri wear einbrnrhig (he hand *olllo*l puttajrna *wr buughi cm A (.40, Ctrosimere, M.oleskin & Frenoli Felts <>i rrtir uoior end quality, Ritd of flu? \ I.HV ! LATEST IMPORTATION, at prices lu suunil. GAPS af<*rf kind, and also n great variety oi CHILDIiyS’S HATS AKi> CAPS, .V 1.4 a good a*urili:< lit *1 Umbrrllas and Walking Canes. <Jv* Dwi a < VI irotilA mm INSURANCE! I/lUKMARIM AND RlVfiU kli'Ki ... I J 1 *w>sl rate* Tier; r:i:uniiiA uom. iv awe cmii iw, OF t'ULIMIiUS, (iEOKC A All dataa lor lease* promptly adjc.nc.l <-<<4 paid WilllUUl Hliilfcl jaaaif 4*,u v* or r,. Apply W l> F WIL‘! X. SM’r IT p*f .r in die rear of ttic Hank oi • i u-.lib. J*—dwtf .1. li. SIKK’S HIRXITIBE STORE, 48 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS. .wan The allUcTiber desires* in the pr*enl Wm9Pw|iiimJ I'nit a, to renew lain acijuttiiiinoi r 1.-U cid < uiUHMtI ami friend*; a* lie nUaßfiS! it • a rood assortment of plain and neat : Furniture, wlucu hi* leamiuaa to dispone o| at Bind- ! erale pm.ee. comitstirig of Wardrobes; Momma, Badetaada, Chair*, W iihdiuiil, Deck*, fltafeß, A l*<>, Mutro**a PiUutM, Boklnn, ÜBil'urn. 4c? i Allot’ vi InoJi tou> be bad at price* to suit th* Mine* rnarlF—dlf J. II HIK lid. To Cotton Planters! AVVVVi Ad tb* prMtpDt in ‘food for I.* MINT* I'OII N II FOR ‘I II K NEXT < HOP OF ; MH|(;<>TTON,nw la ih<* tim* to l>outilr l Ywur Crop* a 4 star e yam- f.umUbv the nse of .Vnrvi* A Baker'* tslsinri GUANO, Tbiatiiiano I* MUPRUIOU to any which Ia- aver been import? and, b mug produrrl maull* which have nner been oqualtctl by ary other manure nr ParttiiMN* With orlinarv acre hi* le'lnm lalled l?> BOUII H ,\ I.'OTTOM ! t'U >P and in many ii.atuncos Mcoeded it Thofioano may fißaop iod to Corn or Coitnti sue. era fully AFTKUTIIK PLANT IM UP Term* will bo msdo with Morchanti For afnncina in all of ill* Interior towns where they nr* not l e.idy < ■ a*disi ed Par a tie, yayabla ut of (lie neat Crop, bv C. A. I. LAM All, Hnvannali, , and H. IJAP,N\UI, Colatubna. April t-dwfw Tho Tariff Question Settled! J. KYLE * CO. Uava now in itoro a full Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ftiubmlug every article iu ibelr line, ugrihrr i with rea; vaiiety af ripring and duraim-i DRESS GOODS, OP NEW FABRICB AND DESIONS, I All of whir li til* v Offer at their uaunl low prices u* I they were imported FBKEOFDUTY. J. KYLE A CO„ ■YlaiVS—tu Im No. 100 Broad Htreot. j Seed Pens, VTOW ( tba tlmaia puraliaao *aed for this India- Xn penaahie trap, aud wa hast a .prime iat r>f ptf by*h||n t'jrnj*- •ofl earl?. >X SrNBY, CROFT 4 CO. I GOODS, AT IIIHIt.FLEMING&SiriPT’S, UNDER COOK S HOTEI.) IULKMBVS, UA. WL would iufuiin ovr ftirnds and liie puldic grn craily that we have a very .dosirahlu stuck of STAPLE AND FANCY BHY-GOODS Ciiiiatalliif in port of Fine Drees* Good ) tei L idica, Itich Dress Silks; Ur**nadiuc; Renobias; fiuregea; Auvlaise; Orxaiulis Mtiefins: Punted Lawtre and Jaooueta; All tho tenet styles of JLace Mantles) Engl’vh, Prenrhund American Prints; Goods for IU tling Dre-wcs; While Dress Gouds and Mourning ’ Goods EMBR OIDER IM, • J ioonet. Linen, amt Marseillcaftr'* Fine Lmbrouli-rud Itandkercfiielb liHiuetiuhed aud Ptamdo. HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac t iewol Knitting \ iwn; Hpllt, sing s und dcubia /uphyr and tShcttend Wool; Lruchet Cord and Nee dles* F.iiibroidertng Fii sses, 4-c STAPLE, DOMESTIC aud l-I.AATATIUA GUUU, t I'ssslniaruA. CattonnUea. Llnans aud Geiuiemeji’e Funnaluux Goods,Hats. .Oapr. Uonitots. Liubiellss, Parasols, HOO PS & SHOES A FINE idTOL'K. For Loth l-adres and Gantieinefii also, a <od slack of negro shoes. NalU, L'nitliigi, klnrilvrare, Lrookrry ftltiiwsre, hind <l icm, Ac, ullofwLith A'epiapusa to sell <n tbe mast ncrrainii s dntlng Terms :A L9O. \\e keep u Coe sla. k si (iROCE K 1 E S , aoßnr, Goflba, Wail,Tobacco. aitiHif, (ligar* Flour, Bice, Bacon, Lard, Full t.'audlen. Pick tea, Bxiracta, Preserves Ac Which we w ill soli at the lowest |>r.tea lor LA till. Purchacers in senredi of good bar*'ins and good r- Tlciea. are invited la examine earsiock bafere buying j olsewhere t'ODY, FI.KMING A SWIFT. Columbus, April 1,1 m! I—dwU. Tho t’asli Drug Store ! KT J. \. W HIT KSI1) K, DRUGOIST, IHO BROAD BT. < OIJ YIIH , i l ire (uUuwiug named aril. 1,1,11 ’ ‘-otistitati , at MHT !•' prices Bppltciii.m.tu pi-rsun or L> let ter; anil also mat lam still ileduumK from ri l to 43 per'cent for Cadi ir<-mllre tireili’ Pricrw 800 Oalloas “Keroseno” or Coal 0,1. 4tw> tft |Mct ALCttIIGJ . 200 DU BNING FLUID. flOrtfi lba.lH.Sl VYHITL DGTAaHI ITe PltlilL S\ TMlrii -. •** Dev. MIIdTAMH I.INIMKS i, 70 *• Vi*U Aaaattel VLR.MII fGI . 7# • baxea “ 1*11.1.,. l.ri’P lb,. FPS DM S.Al.l'rt, tfifiO •• CriPPKRAS, loft Bouioe srtTi*iratb quin ini:. An investigation at my goads anil prices is ro speetitilly solieito.l. rnarp dv.tf J. A. WHITESIDE. 0. Ir. Wit IC}lll’ ACO , OEALF.RH IN BAC\, CORI, FLOUR, Ac. Ac, IDS Beoad Street, COLUMBUS, GA. fOn*ini Co*’, flvrei..) * STOVES. TIH-WARE, &c. L. HAIM AN & li RO., 7 Bread Mtreet. ■Sf -* RwiitHii <■ <7^-. i .. tkIPRGVBII lit# s WUch Rteres, >tiisbest cask .in/ Hiure in usu. Pii/lnr. kite, sndfiax fltwven.af ail the luteal style*, t'in Wur* ufcvarydeacripitwu ©a lutaS.ar made ta •rder. htiieet Tiiitt.il Turn era’ Wsti.riuiii on hand aril said i the trade u . silirtit advauceon coal. Uuoiiiig, Gutttnug. 4f->: .. done prampilv aud >. • > t ©in lubua, Ga. D*. UL-Ou. fLST ItKCLimi A LOT OF _ Celt’s Vcw Patent /1%5-shooti;rs, >LO. a NSW LOT OF COLT’S NAVY PISTOLS. CULT S MIX SiIOUIEIM. Smith A: Wes.oa'a 7- s hoottr, Allen's CartridgQ 5 Sliootora, A I *T*P ROW 18 KJIIVLJK, MLRRMT CA f*A, Rr. AT -MALI. Ali V a . L ORDERS. TAKEN i Ta-tuppJy Hr*e Camp;ittee with Xiluuim’ *i Uuii's j , Navi rlstala, or any oiher kind *t M.itatv u*■'• I watited, sud nilofi a 1 ‘b diuttiwt witiis. A.H. DcWITT. t* ♦ iiih mis h#v. .Ul -dwtf ’ ] ivitra Flour. 1 till fiftbd. Iw-übte Krtra ft. I.nuts i'louri 4;ream 1 1 IHr of tbe W oft, and Other ihoice l.ieude, at matte GUN BY. CROFT*. C >’• MEW ARRIVAL \/f A• KFRBL, in kit* ,ln,, % A bb all No* I ivi HAMM, ciuiice Country smoked. MlirtH HREF. In half barrel* laCGAIlft. Ground. Pulrerited, Ctnaked, else j Ftewe't’s A. No. 1 \. O • YRITP, in bbt* atidhetf bbte. all at low ! I eel market rate* bv mnrl dtf GTTNBY, ffROPT R CO. Old ipple Juris, AND OLB PF.At’B nft A \ BY, aurie at Rian* \laumain OamgtH. 1 CU AMPAftNR Wlwe-rm.Ta breade, fiur aalekf wiarcWU’ RffNflY. Pffitri f * fO. /\RI>ERKD, That an alaotion bo hold <>n Hta ’ ‘ 20th day of April la th 668, 7TS, 774, 076, 772, 921, 1121 th Districts of Muieogee oounty, for a Captain in each of tho several militia com panies in said Districts, at which election ell I persons subject ta military duty between tbo ages ©f 11 and 46, will b# qualified to vote. Tbe , said eloetUn to be held In each of said district* ! at the place of holding the Justices Court. R. J. MOSRS, AfWl OteMfd Vf*ir dtfrh Reg't <4. M. TAXES, TAXES! | THE Rooks are now epeu for Roooiviug Tex Returns. All property owned on tho let inst., will have to he returned, including oil wild lands in any part of the Mtate, with No. Diet riot mi I ouunty. Offl'ra at Kodd, Johnson, Jt C. Ir AAO T. BROOKS, Heoeiver Tax Return* lluiougee C'e. | April 9—dwtf. BANK STOCK] FOR SALE. I A hV peraon dcalringto pnrehaa# id or OU Mhare* tv Colurabu* Itenk Rt< k ran be aivonuiuod Jted by ’ celling at itila otfi*ra. I Columbus, April 3 dtf & CAPS. ■■■ ■! I Troy Manufacturing Cos. 1 [J We would have it lairiurnbervd that no W ar V “Oil niaikuf.it turing largely for whole and retail the following nrticl* a. vla- Mw ■ h 0r.., IfedMrad*, Wooden Ware Mat re;, 4V/ &{ ’ uo Belling at low pr ow for iho t/ASII. oftho Tarifl’ Healer* will and it to their interest to call on ns before trending their or der* to foreign market.. Onali order* will recaivt prompt attention: JEFFERSON <• li A MILTON Columbus, M.irah Yfilh—dtf Ail p.ipotw in ivbtdi wo AdTdtiru copy per cheats Change of Srliediilc. mzm&wSSSL VffiNTfJOMRRy \iND NVESTPOINT It VII. ICO AI) OOAII*ANY, ’•kpi. v Mu3rTt.jiur Wkt Point R. K. COLUMBUS, Aug. U.185# CLOAK CONNECTIONd. r l'HKObuif lo Memphis, Nasheuie aud New Yu/a A (via Knoxville) p i *,.-iiu>.lj!|oo Train, ieav* ms U 45 p. in. Mali Trains LnaveOoluinhtu. d.lfta.ru. Arrivo at Montgomery IS m. Arrive m Weal 1’..10t .. s.SApiu. Arrive at Montgomery.. . .i0 460.ai. Ariivw West Point S.44a,in Loave .Montgomery at H. 30 a. m Leave Wi st Point ..#.15 a. m. Arrive at Columbus . . ...3.45p.m. LeavnMontgnnii'iy.. *8.450 in liLi*av- West Point. S 50 p in Arrive atCoMnibu*.. a. m freight Traiu leavva • ; ~nl.i* ui 4IV N. Arrives nt Freight Arrangement f ! u vi 1. wr.-uvroMJriiJiWs BY aji arniiigamentiretwi < n tlm Kallroad Cuuipaalm compoi-Mg ilj. Iwo rooir* from Ailauta lo Coiuui hus, tunc.'oiled ai Uieu evnvoutlon at Savunnaii oAihe iMh instani, a was agn ,-*l ihut u*** follow lag ratue in.-i'*•! Atiflnts a/i,j tJolunilaiji ehali govern. ’aHne ei/erl from Hit 11 luy OJ May 1H57 . VIA WfiHTl'OnST. I,ui 11 par i.uabei 11.. Wheat ISj i>is * dca Whiikj, rlour, in earhe.tr hairele |>or ii*o rte ##c: • i Gaß-jin*. Ilopo, l.ard in manor bb’e. uoi U>o itea 4Ar. j (.'oul. Pig Iron, bv ear inad, }mr tun.#4 74, VIA MACON. P r V, ,J MJrt>i ih'. Wheal 15. iMir iAa. tWuu. Whiskey, Flour in ea< ha or barrel*, per 100 iba., 44c, Hairgliig, rtopt, l.ard in cirnn nr bbis. per lhO pound/* i 1 . Pig iruo r bj cei bma.per tonVi.M*. I. L Mi aTIAN. l’<ilifeiri Mui i.grult H firjo w.auamn. ** u,an is 11* ude tßuu th ire#ten Bau / .md CMBKkON FOOTS, HujnwmrHiHtanl .Mauon and Waah*rr* Uaiiru*^ Bo u Hfri.l, HuptriMn-ndau IAU i ..m and Latfllaiiim* HA M L O. dONEP. E lgin*'.■, .ud •up, r„!!.•• 1 i • >f a VS V n i Awe 17, Hsv !* wit a iv. if chtdule. *•*! Ml H-T F I l.''t\nt> R \II.ROAII. 1 ‘■ ~i. V . . Nov 5, !OWf. i t'iUl'ii .. 1 it..-M nil Train will l anv*- l.rHii i ll’ >1 U•> (HltluUtJ* Ulteplad) Kt ’ *4i4w 1* m.iu . -it Li'lmi Hprlus* at tr.-aH p. cn.i j Ifirv. * riiuh ***• rll • - ..i / hbthl ty* e*Cepietl) at #:lts j a. in , an;! unite ul Hi-;:: -:llO;l:iu iu Tn- 1 ..itoi l • wi'i ..> ■ Oirard every day, j (Bund. i>- c.-.t t n,.! . ••*, io,.<i u ... and arrive at. t ’ p. it 1 I. av t;. I.*, eipringeevery dtv • f 1 >■ in., nud arhvr j al'limd •<! HHlp. n% n ‘ i< . • r VTBI.LB, Bap't. IVCXTSO >GEE Ft. T=t nH a v ,1 * /< h r 1 (f rnimiL ON and ullnr *Mth F'*H>. Ho-’ il.o Bvtmifi( ‘ Matt Train will leave i dlumimaei J *0 p. tu , and ai* ■ rive at Macon at U.t’;> p. •„ Leave Mat. i. at 11 .id j. . ui arrivu ai I'uiumbug ai 5.35 a. m. The Morning .Mail Train tviwleav eat 3.15a. m . aad arrive et Macon B.MI a. in. Leave Macon #.4 p. in. nirtve at Columbus at a.wp. m \V. L. CLARK, #vtm. ’ Columbus. F. b 37—4 wit. *v* v v 11i ,1 IJARI F-STOF miWlfi T LIKE. Th- M.mnvi WM nCABROOK. C . rapt F. RAKDBN, will *hortly take her jilnir’ on tld* Line, leaving ttovaa i-vtij2 noli ntid Ciiarleatnn twice a weak. Having n through troighi arrangemeut with the CentniiHttilioud ami it* connection*, a!! freight* be* | tween Charleston end (he Interior of Onorgiu,conaigu* I edtothe agent* of this line, wtii b- iorwarded wl'h , deapufi h mii free of charge. .1. P ItiiOOKH, Agent Oavauuab. L. LAFITTB t CO. t'imrleaton. Nov 35 IwU SPRING. 1861. BAK\ETT , mm\ CO. Wn hav • Just rrdrived a large and varied stock of DBY GOODS, FOR TBU Spring and Summer Trade, C’UMPIUHING Dri-** Good*. Figured Barege An glam; Figuied ttrgtindn* Mualujs; Printed Jacu net* aud Law in;; Black Luc** Mantilias; Eaibroider ie, Ar ALSO, An etitfu*,! r of While Good*, dtapie and UooMaticGo-dt; Him j, Osnuherga, Tukiug*, Ac , r 1. *!• dwe .in p ta*e. wa ihAhH a fail ‘1 .a! \ 1 S’ o i arlll an our iloodii. B AItN'BTT, CHAPMAN A U( Marti A^vlui. By LUlia .V -Liivingston. AUCTION SALE OT Fiiriiilurc, llt-chling, Table Ware, Ac., .it the PINE KNOT SPRINGS. ON WEDNESDAY FIRST MAk ; * l> ‘ xl we will ami without reeerve, alike tj 3 y Fii’ 1 ’ Knot Springs, Chauahoochea Coun Y, dll til*- Hole! Furrutre,< oraialinf lh AerbaVaaft pul of tk> Coi'.av* l!edi'**ad. 7fs Mat'* ‘/*"* 140 Cottage Chuit*. 7 liining Koorr; Table*, | 40 Wmhli Himid i j 40 Hide or llressiiu: Table* 1 3 Large and Fine Coaking Mtwva*. 1 Hot Parlor Furnwuru (complete.) \ large tot of flue Crocknry, and Ulaarwtai* or eve* ! ry d<-w<nption, a largo portion of w hich ha* nut beau : lim’d. iiritania Mtcuk nud Chatlitig Uishus. Best quixiiiy o’ Kniv. ni ..ml flue Plated Pnrk* I'lated Tub!, -m ! ‘I ■ n Hpnoiiw, Cuton, Oake ll< 1 kafir a * A Good Iron fiuf r. Med Clothing off very deacript lon, wuch a* ‘luilt*. Spread*. HUct*. Pillow • 11 c, Ilianiei, Hoiaterw. j Pillow*, TowoU, and in spot everything that per j tainn to houwe and hotel keeping, all ofwhichl* near ’ Iv new, and a large po tionlia* not been in uat| *m4 j every article of the nr*t .juality pareha*ed fy<mi first i hand*. Will be Bested at the same time, the Hotel and Spring, for the Year. TBRUM All •tuna under ffln, f’A 8H **er thin 1 amount, A LIHKKAL CIIEDIT. No p’>*tp.>neiuoiit on a 1 count of the weathci, a* there will b- ample room to soil under cover ELL H4-LIVINGSTON.Auc**. fly Sol Spring. Muacogee I’ailroail, iaiha p aco for railroad p.i*e iger* t - stop, where thoy will find can* vcyance to the Spnnge. Aprils, UtoL—wdlm NOTICE TO MERCHANTS & SHIPPERS IV THE [Southern lonfrdoraej. aafian nmrg’ rfaega jciti I SHtiJ^sNifsßas AnitANGEMKNTN h ive been perfected by the HARNUKN’ri KXPKUmh CO , by which un usual faclittle* are off. red it* puironvand the public generally for entering and clearing good* at the- Custom Iluus s, and ior tin apeudy imusiulaston of the same either bv BXPBtOM or IKCIGHI TRAINH trt th* Ir d/’ liitation 1 Goode will be entered in Mood in Havnniuih if re I qulr and. GOLD -V HII.VF.H only ratalved for dutkw and Custom House ters Any liiioro au >n required in ivlattou to l uaiutn Bon'* reqitiri’mcnta on ttpplicanon to M U HILL. Ageru, 3# Uroad Btreet ALSO, I lokote sold and Henli* ■ecured on uny of the rei'Ular >:eanoh>p line* from Havnonah to New York, aedauy iutonnutien given la relation to th* •amt an application to (4 n RILL. Ageiu Columbus. April sth. 18C1.
