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From lb-i Now Vnrlt New*, 17th. The Blockade Fleet. There u 11 -t ye* rnj Jvfii'iUr ■ r^an. -.aiioa'pl’ the Mu&liflexi. . i.©.never are the iiu:re of vc*. 4 . wi'b armament* mi hoard, vthi.ilt havu I” - •• -i i >U:* .1 t. guard tho tltft erect f >rt \ r,ir \ I* -.trier* ed ur* insert--1, ©x -q>t th■ •-< < n active duly or aim'll ready for th -‘V erov, h. nr ii \ : g v. \ vi ‘v \it. > Oyl'fo F>.. /W.. and; ‘rife-. (/, ‘■loam Frijjau Mu.i > .‘-’no oh> 10 Steam Frigate Ni.vrer.i *OO 12 £ toxin Frigftte W atm-is .i.21 0 100 11 Steam Frigate Powhatan 2,41 > 400 40 Steam Cur vet to i'oc-khii -hOfi 2j 14 Steam Corvette Missis 2 ippl 1,6V I .* - Oti 11 Sioatu Gunboat Pawnee 1,250 i> 1 Steam Gunboat Pocahontas s > 1 J Steam flan boat Wyandotte SSd 110 0 ■r tram Gunboat. Crusader M 1 10 S j Steam Gunboat Mohawk 161 Ho o S team Guubout\Vat©r MWjchi.. si a Sailing Frigate Sabi:-® 1.726 aitO yj Saii.ng Sloop Cumberland 1,710 ii* 24 Sailing Sloop at. Leu 1 7"” :*’(< Sailing Brig Bainbrid-.:© *tOO 1-0 ufi Sailing Corvette \ ■ liu 2 ■ 30 Sailing BrigMr-V u- Pony F- led 6 lIiBEOI LAU AHD V k'*M L*. Steamer Harriet L.:r ‘ ‘ 1 94 s steamer Corwin ’6O 4 Steamer Bibb ‘leamtr Vixen Montteeilo, at•*, i. Quaker City u..t, k'wu So 1 H iut sad He Key# tone Siat Mount Vemr.i Daw i. ft R Onv lei o Montgomer •* ~<■ Py., e h Here Jut# . ■■ . o i Heliatii's 1 in I ‘ : oLh Corel m- .HO , nk'n ] M^ueh*elt Freeborn Young Aro Maryland unki. uak'n Cai'le Ken i Wub.u-b 14 400 Ready fr Ooutaal i .n, j Sun Jacinto... .1.1 ;wri ATri • m Squadr- Lancaster.. 72 i*2o Pacific Squadron Hartford 19 JOB Kart Indies. Hicbm -nd 11 MOO Mediterranean aiqaehannah.i l Mho Mediterranean. Saranac 9 &&0 Pact fie. Mohican 6 lOi) Aft Can ; t&dr ... \ arragan&eit... 5 100 Pa tin Imqnotx 6 tbO Mediterranean Wyoming 6 402 Pacific. OaeoUth and 100 Hast fn t Semlm.le :> 100 Bra ii. • t<r iiiK N tv'i —Oa section 1, oflan for the Government of the Ini j* J S ales Nary, w frlon-t bn'’ found end sen‘ mi the following “If any person in i>.* N'avy hall unto v fully • fire to .-burn any kind of public property rm then in tho pi ion < f an enemy, pirate or rebel, fee shall suftisr death , and if any person shall ■ any other manner do-troy Midi property, or shallniit n ohi.'-rV- t exertki. ; if-vcnt tlicdv fmclicn thereof by other . be. k\l he punlrbed hv n.general court-mart la!. it appear !i>u : that FondergHmCs co*t3 wUbla the view -4this regal tioo, and wo should iaiilt up< n iu cnferceim ut if tbo foreign Govero lucnt at Washing!©!! h l not shown by a long ■’ italogtie of crime .hat it is not pi men* t© rea •4oH nr inaEtie©.— Portai>‘ -nth Trn;\tcrtpf Jew..:. ■. v in;. Ai \ : ur unit Ccexiitv. Too Richmond Ksamiuci reeofda the f Honin': worthy esaropbef m Wo pafrh>ttMKl • Due of the mo t amiable and fashionable young Indies of our city, on yesterday, placed in the hands ©fai; ml her casket of J. we is, v hied at 1,200, which she instructed hua U sell to the best account, and appr**ptiaie tbo proceeds to the henafitaf jutch vcluntei r aoMiers *.•: the State a-i might require it. This gent roc • gift we -3 not all, i -wce, r ‘•lie fr ;• • t i'i;t by, fr-.'.ur her “pin in:*acy, ona dollar ea<’ day, a. long ss the rev olution might conliftuc. the aggr<ysa'<- 1- b-s hand ed over quarterly >c repon. hie fmytjr for itopwpow the atß*> .. D. ■ !,. Uy, she has : patriotically deterstc: ntt-r to * it a jewel oi 1 • rnament of any kind, isrrt.il the im<. j • i.Menee of th® South is recognised by the Federal <}-vm. j meat in 4 tho world. T CUM. acquaints deuce deeply sympathising ith ©gylriond aud }• How ,ia Regimen*, in the 1” ’ !• <d hi only | daughter, beg leure V return yttf n. rathHi k to Franck Morin ! ~of y l f<- promptkin- uess in alio wing tho dot- <aed i > 1- emporarily interredin hi- private vault. Iki;:-: . strangers to him,, ws s el Hudacknots , i ; thi. l 1 act aj prompted by ;i •..•cncroiis an 1 Christian j ■pint, an l tal-c I!’ r'.. *t opporl-.'.t.ify ‘ t fyiuf oor appreciation < f the same ROBT- i‘* BA. I. JOHN If. BASS, JOS. If ANSERIr, * It. K. W; , JOHN W. BROi l LISES Childhood check oot thy buv ; 1 irstretehed b™tw©on a wultoffli tsni brother, 1 : ’ H r. I, !w*r.,an l m.J ‘(ukthly forming fnr *ir ai b:?t ikon. • qujrn, and l-<spi i ho valiant .'-uctlir n.a r ‘:,e, Insult and wrong have fired each They ; purn the tyrant’s bade c nird, And ewift to victory run. Invincible the j-a ? .: I jt'i <r.. W hea raised to shield bir b;iu'!* f< i J'rcochant hla- trusty Mad.', Wort clustering his lorc l on©* star i. The foe in an dares lava la. 1 do b’-th fool and knew Thinned by tbo mi r len.us foe. When buck < ur toH-wi-m Wetoi.'c vmc, nd cares, and grief, with many rr.n For woman* heart will Wthaiiirmt* Where, cherish’ I thr ughall< caiiig t air, Their fti tinorif - b ili hr- And towering shafU hnU toll to fam Barb gallant Southron's uaeted name Whore blood has made ? free. IJanortr eoanty, Va., May B!ib, l I. ~mm TpimGi” •t-afc Ti!i J r LUlahl • Kill ull ■Mg-’< li <j'(f of S- •ii Hip f vi* •, B|il *plnpn...'n,f.irihe ... .coos PBSiiL-'.•< -reg. re iiio foliow-irij( joints on the ’ VI4 I’ ‘ ‘ V . v, !’ ir.t. ! I tiranre and Thoin;. : n, b y v da'lv mail vU CJene va and Chalybeate Kpau-^i*. fhfl FlOffi’ ‘ i . . ■ m • rum segment of the Cilablinlitiii ill b> I 1,1. il. W. VAN V toil TON. an is c .'ii,7i:ht:J *.i.. ii*nced eateiu. well and favorably Know to t..r puhli*. Every licllify wid btafforded sot i.v ivji * ient ami coipfortof auerts Terms will Lo ,*,j region ah la as the times ami state of the market will afford JOHN L MrSTIAN, Proprietor, May 43, iel-<lwlir.. TELEGRAMS W TO HER ri RSD \ \ Special / n iheTsuiOf, from our t.• prudent. Fllilll’ IN VIRGINIA! thi; \ i< l oin oi iic. STEAMER MONTICELLO BADLY CRIPPLED. < *Tt 1,1 OUT OI %UO.e IA riii: i-:\k ta:ni:\ i N'Uiior.K, .M.iv Dk An .igi'iacat took place ..i and o'clock thla erciut.;; at For* Rcajircgard, Sewell's Point, be tween tf.> !c;uur Moniifolln, two tcmu tug. 1 * au 1 thi'. \ irgiiiu C mpanit < ami ihe CUy bight Gnnrdf. Th aiucr fiivd .ome f'^r!v .dudl.i at us which were promptly, gallantly andeflective ly rvturued by our ti-<*ps, whowore all under tha ooinu)and . f Cupfaih Colquitt. The cn-igtnicftt !>tod .ati lu-ur, leu the steamer retreated, badly crippled from live holek mavle in her by out gnu -. Ml J. ts file l:t\ hot which t .ik etlVi't were 0.f.1 ami n4 by Captain Colquitt. 1: ” * ! - ‘ Crv tight f ..ur.’ Aoata to* night trimnphatstly and :!ari..a,ly over the first battle held. There o “a.*b:tdy hurl” on our • i !e. and i ;l to'the av. Morn. Nt**.’ SDUTHKBX MAILS 810PFEl>. Hi* HMoxn, Va., May lb, i . G<:.cral Man&iitld,* commanding nt Wash -1 1 ty. hu i.•■ uod an order prohibit j it:; the transini.-: ion of any letters or express ■ •antler neroß ibe Fotonme lr->m Wahinyton to j ibe Sooth. The Nurtbern n. i l due to i.) Has a*t ifftvetl j , <t Richmond. From SI. loan. Sr. Lons, May id. j | Capt. McDonald, nu effort for h..-o releasu j •>'. a made by hnl • >.3 in Col. Me An then’a eiuup ;ii Casey vilie, Iliiuui*. was taken across the river in it skiff lasi Monday, and marched under a guard to Camp Bis-ell. An on ueceisful atimipt wft - umdo tusecuro enal gate and ihe river by a considerable number :* but the prompt arrival of reinforec lucntd and n lew remarks from Capt. McDonald biiu -df prevented farther troablcn. j 1 to -to the Lnnisviil*(Ky.) fMri..r.j | Now York, May 10, Gusuva Holland, who was dispatched by the ! -■*’“.g smery rebel* to I)urope to make arrange ments for a recognition of the Southern Confod- • < raey, wn* arrested here in tho Arngo from Eng land, and was discharged after an explanation j of his do’pafehe*, which were returned to him 1 they being mob as wiU ho productive of little aid <: comfort to the rebel-. Th© PesVfipeoiftl diipan-k -iy ilongit • . loan / Hil*y, o! Obio.pr ; a plan to float an army down th - \ftS'L.*ippi river to tako new Orleans. Thr HVcrUVV dispatch gays it is believed that lO.ffOn Pci vb’sftu ri is nre moving towards Tfes- trat .r<', <iea Butkr to Fnrtre Mon ro, <uul the sending; there lurgu quantities of ammmititkn aud at >re . i believed to indicate Advices i'rnw Kortr* Monroe Matt- that ofi Monday a body of Si>i'e*i-ioßtatof Hampton sent a dvputati i • C*.! ml Dimiok demanding the • le 1 a e> tbo road leading aero** the As it <•, which I, he n lately tinder guard. Dim i?L ivpty v. i.j that he Would give the rebels just ton : !•> di . Tw> companies of Ma*- Bacl *et tr * ordered No rhvrard, and eanm ■*■-, v ret p! wd ...,r i * weep the entired. - taofcf'. The < donel, with a watch in baud, waited for the lApiraiMHt eft-hu time, when not a rebel wa* the <•• n. -, M Ma> ichimdf* tro-rip? took po -ion **f the dyke aiulllfd<ra. 1; mudUlx'ini in roittd that the above • vines J thrott'di th A iated Pt- -• f Fn. ; Time | WEDNESDAI. I u'MCR I'lOlti % R.fi'%!.%! Moiu: Ficamt; ti mob;: i until*.-- i “ft fohtbk.-s mommii. The Plot l hickeus ; wain i;t ABUH Air. Kiuar i.hi ii ‘h PoiMT, Va., May 21. Auoiboi very largo War vero<fi arrived ut Kor in Monroo this u>ofnh>. which makes lour of ‘tot c x&iian,*. i h the ■ r-my th's m *niog and afternoon. The effect not. known of the engagement of Sunday. The papers* ray that.seven of th* enemy kille:: •; ,vela badly crippled. (,'rtj ‘ -dqftUt 1. • 4 Wen detached Irwtu the Ue< rgia BaMalh u ala . :r.ed t > die ■ •mm and i of the forces. The Light Guard* are in camp and ready. : of oop troops wounded. .-j rcial t the Sov* Morn. Nows.] ii'AMEU MON TICK 1.1.0 DISABLED! j VeieritSteamsr* at Half-Mast.'.’ MXBAMSHT (iF SFWtLLS PWM KE.VF.WEB Ft! •IfOONER 3CIZED! I*t< not>, May 2h v*-!I .- Point, on Jarne* River, ’ it t igb uiiies from Norfolk, was fired upon Hturday and yesterday by the steamer Mon dim. The IJattcry retar:*- 1 thofire n Sunday • I gr. ;■ - t-f ompU:tly disabling tbo Meti er, whub fn. ‘le signal >f dUtr- m The I <rt i Monroe ioatatug* came immediately t hrra?i/>- iitanec and hauled her off. Tli'’ Federal v*#n-F -n the Potomac to-day , irry tbeir comra at half mart. If is enr,posed litre that Fen at r Douglas in dead. Tho Federal ,vtcsm#j# Minnesota and Nfo&U ----•Jlo renewed the bomba rdorewt of the battery at • ii4HM:si ■*, May 20. Ti *■ t.or Thompson wrj seized to-day o 0 j Port 1; yal, hy tbo C. S. *te tuner Lady Davis, Lie®'. Pelot, on in hc paper*. CnAiaiftTow, May I'M. A letter n-roived here from a reliable bouse in Now Orleans, states that the Ocean Eagle was coming op tho river, th first prize taken hy the privateer Calhoun. The Ocean Eagle belong, to Medford, Ma.": ~ i Con tons brntben, an 1 valued at |20,00<. ( i;t! ?- :.hc Char! 4jii Court, r. Ar.Kxainai\, May i i>. II;ory and i ;tt f has bocn re-nominated lit Cor r> ! y the Coioni'te of Hiltimore. Th<- Eighth New York eight hundred “troiif. have arrived In Washington. Kichuo.vx), .May 12. An attenq. to ■ urn the Tredegar Foundry and work?hop building* war discerered last night in time to prevent in’? 7 IticnxosD, May 19. ike Kentucky House cf Representatives has ’.dopted a resolution in foror of'trict neutrality. Rrcnitoxn, May 19,1861. N oluntci-t - troui Southern States continno to arrive, and all arc eager for the conflict. Richmond, Slay i;. Tho latest di-patohes from Chicago leave no hope of tho recorery of .Stephens A. Douglas. KicßVoms May 19. lii uqu'irted that Ibeateam tug Yankee has taken three prizes Northward The Key West corretpondmeo f iho Herald rep.oD thee® |.t at© f the AYanbr.. by the Wy andotte. A i,i v,\ S niii \, May 19. hit i -.uidcntly reported that nTtcw military di irin or dupartuviitriaelniUag Virginia, North Carolina and Tcnn, has been declared, and that Hie command **i this portion of Lincoln’< mi lit a i.v interests will be aligned to Gen. Rebjnmin Franklin Butler, of and from Massachusetts HlrUMusn, May 19. tit ii. Neoti bit.< arrested in Washington n eiti • en named Wood, as a spy from the South. Many other arrests have hr. u made, but it i.* ’ difficult to obtain reports. The Herald s Wash ington correspondent reports that bo European ud- ices indicate a marked and increasing procliv ity in England and France towards tho interevt* :uid cause of tho South. Ft i’ non plainly evident that l.uteuln will endeavor to deal with Mi.-uoni h© has done with unfortunate and prostrate Maryland, es tablishing a military government in all respect*-. Therelca o of Ross Winnn • by General Cad wallado -. ba* ercni. ! rent indignation in Wash ington. Chicago, May 19. Senator Douglas has the typhoid fern. Ills friend* think ha will not recover. W \xmjit.Tov, .May jo. 1 >■ .\at:>’iwl intelligencer construe* Russell's Parliament speech in*o a rocoguitfon of the right of the Southern Confederacy to iasuc letters of ‘Barque and bring prize.* into British pmts. St. Lot is, May “p. I the i.em.rat states that tho encampment under .led. Thompson will ho removed several mi Vs eavj of St. Joseph, on tho Hannibal X St. Joseph Railroad, where batteries have been erec ted, thu train* stopped and Government ©ton-? j detained? G> v. Jackson guarantee* .nil pr-decti.m to! route agents along that rend. l*tni..tn!;i.jMUA, May 2U. Senator Bayard., ot Delaware, proposes to ro- ; s.gn, .-ori'liiding that civtt war cannot he urre.-: ted. CutcAito, .May ?u. \ Scioit->r D.-o.jta. i .-oii;oter. and .no better, l-iq j hi* *duatinn i v ery critical Sr. Loui9, May i’o. ‘1 be city i i-nv if • iu dby a lino of military post.-, to proveut W'titc troop*; from entering the oily | and disturb tho peace. The Federal authorities hav.- -. -cd ble quantities of arm and ronnitb n it the State T'J'tcc© Warehouse. NT w York, May 2u. Tho Hank < :hc Capital, it Albany, filled on Saturday last. ■ ‘OB a**-- Special to tbo Confederation.j New Ohi.kan.s, May 2t , Apa • f; v m Texas arrived here to-day. and reports that *rn. Young was in full puTsnit of M nrg mcry and Fedcrcl troop;. He over : took the baggage, snpply and ammution train , which were eeized, together with ■•veral bcevc ondhore . Montgomery evacuated Fort Ouacbi ♦a, and way on bis way to Fort Arbm kb-. Gen Young is determined totnko l orn Cobb I and Arbuekle. The Louituna lCeguuent !. n to-iiioir.*w f..i Fort Smith, in ArkayiagM. A Jvjc b froai (Jalvcst'on up to tho l!th. Hthtv > tiiiit strong: batteries covcrgtl the approuchc f | ilu* ehanind ’, m il !tre capable of rei"ting any vi - j Uckr. Capt. It ejn.l.i . I tpi .1 lii ;o 1 : r. te u( S.n Antonin. Th*; rv. ij'iicd *>Hi •* t who wuC .iptutct by j C*d- Van Dorn, havo been pot on parole. Information ha 1 b-m reaeived that Oorllfca • 1 ha been preparing lor another raid upon tho ! fel tiers upon the Rio Grande. Recruit? arc pouring in from ail direction t.> .join him. it is believed that nlargo torco is eon titrated on tho river. Thu reornit? fr. 01 M.,t.i ii. 1., Uunirer.t ■ t- live I.een urre- ted. Col. l ord F pr< }*anng to the enemy a ; warm reepti-n Fort Rrown it in a cnmplei. Fiircisn \nrs by lb*. Flurofi. hi tiie I lonic of Commons Mr. Ewart nail a’ •*t whether, seeing tho possibility o l priva-, tigering being permitted und eucotirngod by tho j Southern Confederacy the American government ! tin I placed a nfiicicnt naval fort-v in tho Gull oj j Mexico for tho protection of iSritixh property in j American ship*, and if privateer* sailing under ; tho dag of on unrecognized power would he dealt I with tie pirate*. Lord John *aid that her Majesty . j government had directed that a naval force for | the protection of British dripping he suut. to the c *a. t of America. The government had received, i from day to day, most laiacntablo accounts of tho ! ■ war in the Stab • of America. The government 1 beard tho other diiy that the Stales of tiro South 1 cm Confederation had isutd letters of mar<iuc, | and that there should be a blockade fall the j . outhcru ports*, fherc were tome points of Jnw : j *>u tbe>c questions and they June been referred j t * the law oflieers of the crown for their opinion \ ii* rto -uide the government in its instruction.- to the Minister in America,and the commandant * 1 - f the nav.d rquadren. Tbo :- vcrni.ieot has felt that it wa iu duty i • ‘iblo means lo avoid taking part .11 li* lan.l'liable contett. Nothing but th® bn- ! peralire-Jut *f protecting iiritich interests, in ■ ensOA they aro attacked, jvitlfie 9 the Govern j merit in bilerference at all. Wtt have not been involved in any way in that contest by any uci or by giving advice in the matter, and far God’. Mike let ii 4, if poultde, keep out of It. The civil war in America continued to bo tho principal •bioet <*’ un u-Hiou tbrougbout l.ng- T ■ ‘••'•i*J*iH Times 1 , in ,m editorial, cay 4 that nuiit in th .\orth‘?rn m l i- * ithero .. it t - ol America, apparently, has had no parallel inee the curly days of the French rev olution. ibe uadi rwriiers a a k higher rai-tc of ineurauue on British vessel* from Amcri un port * y 20-. to 2&. from New Orleans, 10s. to lft*. from New York , and one or two per cent extra is de manded of American vessels from India, Chian, Ac. War risks on American vessels detained in Southern ports have advanced from five to ten guineas. THURSDAY. perkd to tho Time•*, Exciting News from Florida! If. S. Vessel the Crmailer bouuti for Apalaohieola, to bombard the town and retake the Schooner Atwater. Tali.aiusske, Alay 22. \i;< .* |r* train <ii-•'patch, and from I.fike City l ist night arrived hero at 4 o’clock Gi morning bringing new* that u V. S, vei ml, tho Cruiader with . large force- bound for Apabtebicola, to nttempt to retake the *cboowr Atwater, and a- troy the city an ! make a foray on the Florida Coast Troop? are b*inj£ moved to all point? of the Coast [Capt. Van Vcghtcn will receive one hundrid men or wore, and leave immediatoly on his steam er Marianna for Apalachicola. Volunteer! nre minted fur tbo expedition, and will report im mediately at Dillard, Powell A C.T . warehouse. m Kp) Evpait. i, May 22. ‘I be Su-aiuar Cbcwala left to-night nt 9 o'clock with the ‘Home Guard.*".m board f> r Apulachi cola. •’nvruN IVim. Miin ‘lbe cannonading was continued yesterday morning and nDernoon between the uouuer Montlcollo and our batterie*-. There was no one killed on our side. Reinforcement.-- war* tbtouu into lortreon M.ou .• this inornii - . IV 11. COKQI ITT, FuiuMg fuives at SowelFa Point l>o<\al to Mont. \uv. I. \TK H I- HUM Kl UOIM. Cai*h Rai i:. .May. 21. t in- .* . ..mdiip Pci -u. with l.ircrponl date** t-> it.,- l lib in>t., has arrived at this point. Sale* of cotton for the week were 91,000 b.thf: t whu'h 21,000 were taken by speculators and ! .*,OOO fur export, flic market opened at an ad vanceof 1 . tbe price MibstVjUenily advanced ‘, e. whitb advance was maintained. Sales on Friday, lOlli, were 10,000 bale- ..ono i • peculaeu*. Market tloscd stead). The ftdlowing are tho quotations Fair Orlcns .s’ and. Fair M... ilcs s',d. Fair Fplauds S’.d. Mid Orleans “‘ad. ‘lid Mnbilos. 7 ‘,d Mid Fplaid* 7 II 16. Mock • a hand 970,000 bales. Manebc-te. marketsunlhvr*hh’. Dm id-'ufl* advancing. Provisions steady. C>usols 91 ~tt9l I. The bullion in the Bank oi bnolliml has in '-reased ‘DIa.OOO. The London Turn * .-ays the I’nitod States bus borel'd'.iio upheld the doctrine ,f privateering, and il .’ilia uded tho right of son roll, and that both are now turned against her. In the house f Commons the motions in r, - Itttion to belligerent rights add the recognition of tbo Southern Confederacy were pm.|poued.— Lard Palmerston stating that difen-sion of the übjeet wu untimely. Active preparation arc now progre-'ing tu .-end a powerful British s pindron to the Aumricnii ’ coast. The. ITvueh Chamber ,djl!uiumtii rep.e . nted ( I iheneci it yof a like uiemure <u the part of the j French Government for the protection l French • vc;;-el:'. The proapcei ol ihe hai vest.- in ti,ue*• a;. -It . i.lcdty bad. Chambkhsbi'uo, Pi . May 21. Senator Mason itast been rdea r-l. Though ! hi* sentiments were notoriously in fan r of pc- j a- sii.n, bis high character prcoludt'd Do- supi-i * elmi of his being a spy.* Seven hundred Virginians arc encamped at ! Williamsport, mi the Potomac, and it is feared j they intend an in\ i*in of Southern Penn ylva niii. “1 be I’ fiui'ah t Ivy. - Herald of the Nth ay, •It i* im.i deiun emivieti.m that if the vote . mi l be. taken to day a in wbelli i Kentucky ; would join the oiithcni Confederacy, it w odd • any by l.u y thou‘Mi nd majority.” Mi ... ■ i Th- military bill n. nily p.. ad j by the Alt ohi Legislator© provides for the di \i -n of the Stiiit? into military districts, each to j Lo ©min,landed by • major -qenoral. Every able t.*'tied man, hoiweiu the n;;e.- <t oigbtncu and 1 torty-five years - , to be emnneiled to do military j uty . >.r pay a fine of > 15 every citi/en t > take ; >ii ooth >-f altogiiineo P< lb© n*<- •••’ Ml? >iiri ‘ oil! v. bui’isA di i , .May L’l. j M i■;idliu b i sued a pro lamaliou no lifyuigaiid warning all other Ktnlcs, whether •operate <-v united, and especially the l-nitcd Sti*i<. and the Con federate State.*, against any m .vement mi the -• and of Kentucky, or the oecu pat ion of any fort, post or place within the limits of the State, by any force’ oflhc aforesaid State*, tor any purpt.-o whatever, until aiithorixed by J tbo Legi latiireand thbExecutive. liibn Y<.u;, Brown has withdrawn In name tro nt the ©anvil n- * wotiinj* a -eat in Lincoln'. ‘ 1 -n ore.-. Citto.v O‘, May 21. , ; cuiiiiii Itongla .ii -idered -mne better I though not mit of danger. IK I DA \ Sja idal to the Time.*. Mdntuowkki , May J I'll idciit b ii- ucd hit proclamation up* p'. lilting June I .'till . -a day ol furtiii* and prayer. .Member- of Congr'* ncuily alt gone. The Department are preparing to mow at an early day. Nu iraops \ft*tlfil al \|ialarhirla. Tbo follow lag dispatches passed hetweru tl*l city un i Apalnehicola yesteidny: t'oi.t ‘ir.i -. May 2". l. IMJ. T > S•. mi. B; NM /iai, .M.in.i m Apulacbicol*. Do you need tbo service.* of volunteer*, nota bly equipped, for tb detonoo of your < ii>. Ibe steamer Marianna i.i ready to leave.’ ItcspectDillv, l„ H. IIODJM S. Af ALA<.'lllcoLA, May 2'td, 1 I J.. It. IFm.i k*. Columbu?, Gn.: Much obliged. Not much apprebei..-ion til l ! danger* V.'ill havo more troofi.w than 1 eunfeetb J. D. ATKINS, Command rig. .pt ini Itirpiitch to iho Ehur. t/ourier. A it. n AxnniA. May 21. l-'**i*r4 of pei.iiluii<c wru enter tallied in Wu.-h ----mgtiMi. The body of a oldier who dud sml douly yesterday, changed after hi a death to tho color of indigo blue. Tho troops orehoingromovod from tbo Capi tol to rralte way for the meeting of Congress. Henry Winter Davis has accepted the uomina tion for Congrc . tendered him from Baltimore, and in bis letter of acceptance juo titles all of l.iucoin's nieuHire ‘as political nw < Rica,though admitting the uur oriititutionality of increasing the army and navy fore*;, lie says, a notion may again become fraternal and united after the longest and bloodiest civil war. It ia now almost certain that an attack is soon lob®made about Norfolk. Fifteen thousand troop* under Gen. Butler are j to garrison Fort Monroe. Ii i* now understood that Smith Carolina aud : l'ennedsoe aru to bo in tho new Military District ! ‘ rdcred by tbo Cabinet at Washington. ft ;■; ti 1 that tbo steamship l’errin from Lir i ©rpool, now ofl'Cap© Race, refused a freight on | b©r voyage out, a largo quantity of war material. lA.rd Derby expressed tho hope in parliament that proclamation would bn issued, warning all British subjects ngfiln , *t becoming involved on cither side Ki* itMay 21. Kfl’orts will bo made in Washington to adjourn C'ongre when tlio war supplies have been vo* ted with a view t* prevent compromise. It Is rapo|lcl that n terrible pestilence bos broken out in tho barrack* of the coldlrr* at AVashington. The Baltimore Hun “Mo-day .- .iyz that Ltn* coin <n Saturday lu<-t nu*lo a personal reconnoi tre on the banks of tho Potomac, nod visited tho Great Falls, sixteen mile above Washington, ©rotted the chain bridge and passed the pickets of the Virginians twl©e. Washington dispatcha? state that the Niagara h i- boon withdrawn ftomtbn bUi *tf Churlectoii for more important strvtce, and that nuother vc*t>l will take bur place. Secret ary Caworun regrets that the cmidiimn of the b.ura* I;* •letuninD tho atfcnii**n ot - ur ge*. u General Wood to make an Inspection. Col. Yoburg of the New York .IM Regiment, dieiin Wa.-hingtonon Monday. The D. “i.i at New York, report* pussi g tl>e frigate Niagara and the gunboat Huntrvillo crul sing on the Gulf Stream for privateers, t hey nave raptured two vcs'i'L and sent them t*. tho North. Tin* foriiv,a ititotligciu’o received betel” day i* regarded u* quite favorable t** tbo South. ’ | .*oial t.the Southern Republic. MM I Ml \fs til TRGDPS. Richmond, .May 1 2. H 1 B,.i.;miu • South Carolina Brigade has been a*-igncil the district between Alexandria aud Harper'-* Ferry, with tiieir Hoa*lqunrter. at Manus-us Jnncliou. Tho South Carolina Brigade, ct.u.iitdiiig *.f Col Gregg’s and Col, Kersbaw'a Kcgiments, which are now in Hi* l.mmnl, w ill m>vo 10-movr-'W t<* that post. Gen. Jv-cpli K. Jidin>lmi U:* been appi>iul*'d to emiiutaud it ilurperV Kerry. It i* reported that Gen. Beauregard is m-dcied t • • i. ...and at Norfolk. >,*•< in/ hi Hu ('•‘ilitltiitinnii ‘i-i WAR Ct.NSEGI ENT ON RKCOUN ITIO.N. U i* it inki rox, May “ Pic* id cut l.meoiit and hi- Cabinet a>e united in •utimeut upon themeanres which Govciniusnt hottld adopt in case England or Franco eecng im *• the C"iile*lLt.i:c :*'t *i* ■ AVar would ha the int-vliable . < ii*o*|U*-f<. Tho Tribune and this nimulng .*.iy * that fbe ru mor- ..fan intended .Hack by the Federal I'.* ora • •ti llarpei'.- l orry or risen bore are unfounded. • IIEEKING NEWS W'e I*-.nu th *t • •!< -!••!• ‘• was nccivcd iiitliu* et'N 1.i.-t evening. -.** tho Pensu*-*d.T Observer, ; >d ihu 21 at ins!., limn a genilruiHn in Mutitgom- ‘ my. .• lating that Em l I. •>'•*, the British Minis ter at Wasltinglmi, lud fomally nutilinl tho! G-.vertiiucnt at M afbingtmi that tho British Gov- j crnuietil w.u!t| not recognize tho blockade of Southern port.*. Wo_i ineerely hope the Intel- j i gence in reliable. Matters ia Missouri, Bel*.re it.* a*-,irnimmeut the l.ogi-laturo >l Mi*- -"tni | * di \ a mtauimoii** vote, x resolution directing the Governor to dv tumid of the aboil* t i.. ii Gi'veiuuunt the miutediato ret uni *.f thu j arm>,campe*|Uipngaaitdother proj crtybeionging j I*, the Statu, lately taken fruo the military uonr | >*• E *l. , tl.-i I'M’ ill. UUCMUdit iuliul lelettt *• ft ; j iho State troop . S M l II I)A\ . |.*eialtotlu Time I'nm t|ul,rhirolj. At AI. A i Hlt'ol May 2i, Im>l. .Nutl'ii./ tr* w here. Tho steamer th* tvall.i j arrive I la.-d night with troops from E tfaula. ;Nu ■ igtts *•1111*- t'ru.iio* No cNti-e of excite- j i uu'ttt. N>i apprelu-u*imi of danger. City per. foetly quiet, lit.- tFrlifientint* are progress j in"’ rnpiply. I*’ etal to tin; Cliarle.-ioo Mercury. NEW FROM NOIU -’ E the I ‘ ...i*./ A' mi, *.| yeaU rdny publi.-he Iho ; ’ loMc.wing iliqiatohr: from a reliable ju.uit* Nmti. 11. Muy 21, I I.dti | . I lit *■-it.■my bavo made thro© attach in the I , t itii.. li\ , ••!* ur l-i'” i l.ntterv. >.m i ( • I*..ini, eight n.ih ?li lam nobody littrt on eithoi fid.- Their I.* 9 Bitarir wh*'three hour a-••. ! They havt retired fm the night. M.my (hot have br-f-ii t\* hat.g<-d dilrit'g tln* • last three dsy -, ineludini, today, between the 1 water l.alteri* - ami the \* I the enamy. | \V© have jm fairmd no loss. \ largo force i in l'urlre: M inroc, and troi.p.-* are untinually at riviii-. Ii sj.e.t an invasion ...on, but fuel quite n* !1 prepared. 1 have, however, called for i.imi-ti q.t I have m.vv i\ thou.satid five hun- 1 | dred. ‘ Non rot k, May 22. No attack thi* morning as yet. Th© lighting. ’ tDu s far, has been morn isolated oncost affair* by mnll guard rteamei, without troops, and with t!i* hope of driving *.ur j.e*>ple ..ut *>fnn uuiini h cl batlerv We arc -trongthenii.g it every hour. I We *b. m.f.fot *oiu*‘time, expect a general atluol. iu force by luiid and water. *i'i . i\i to tub Monti: Am . N i.u Ori.kan , May 2 s ', l ~ .1. t he Bark Gun. Taylor bene® for Bordeaux, lu i .1. i. with cotton and -tore-, was burned to the t>.i ----t i * Ige, “it the bar thi* murniny I’urgo total ! loss. All l liited Malt *• el.~ iu port were sci/nllo- 1 da; . Tlt privateer Strainer Iv®y ha* captured an- | 1 oilier large .‘■hip oil the month *1 lb© river. Kit it ‘loan, May 22, l “I \ ole itl trios t uiiuniiuotlK for ordinance *.f Sen • *ion: four Ihousund for and sixteen against. With exception* of Alexandria ami Port-tnmtth return* give no votes against ordinance. The Editor* of the Olupnirh estimate Mule ; gone by one hundred and fifty th” .rand majority . , tor mtillenlion. Lot I*\ it.l.c, May D6I. j ‘Hie army bill ti.*-’ been defeated by a vole >•! • 2- to I .', f 1 • e*o'litutii.n rejairct •*!. St. Lot t, May item ral Hartley proeluitn* that be and tJcu. Price have arranged regard to neutral ity. \ proelaniatimi command the people >d M.■ Hiuri to behave tlicoistlvcc “i el-o bmh gov- ; eminent* will participate in muintaiaing the htwz. ! Goo. Price, having had the fir.-t opportunity ha* ! maintained loyalty. Tho July iuterc 1 upon tho State and. hi will i probably bo paid. lEvi.TiMoiti:, May 2-E i'ite auvy h adoplt'lu new ay ate m ofaiguaie. Hereafter pa porta will not in granted*to citi zen* of the Feeding State* unlcs* tticy mukc prol'cr Aioita of loyally tottie Federal Government Gen. Butler -ay * that a loir days more nil! put ! him in Richmond. < iti* AO", May 22. Owing to diflit’oUin* in r* gard to currency, the farmer* of the nnrthwsft refuse tn toll their pro duce except tor specie. MONDAY. . j,, * i.il Dis’patcbea I” the linn.-. Si. Loris, May teu. Price ha - ordered t,900 State Militia troops nt Jellci. on City to difthund. There wn- sotno re.-istanoa to the order,but if i* briieved that they finally dbpr ©d. Howitzer?, mortar* 1 , ball.-, .*divll and otlU round* of ammunition ha* hcn -cot t*. t ‘air*., 111., from Iho Arenal at this place. WAKIiIMJTUN, .May 21. ('•.I. Llhn* rtb'* puisonal friends ami President Lincoln me deeply affected nt his death. Brils ur© ringing, building* crape I, flag* at half mast undhis remains arc lying in “tote ut the Navy Yard. The turtling inDliigcnt© hn- iu ached the Government from Baltimore that Bound and prominent Union tuen are xecrctly abetting thu *eccßUmlsts. Their names and plan# ara known. Tho 7th New York Regiment occupy Arlington Heights,aud the fiOlb Irbh Regiment is throw ing up breastwork* there. [Tho Irirh <!o the work, and fop* an*l drummers get th© glory Km. Times,j Fotty-flve ol the V irginia Cavalry surrender ed to S her loan's battery utter finding themselves at tho intmtb of Iho gun*. The Steamer Mount Veruon cuuio near sinking before reaching Alexandria. If, is ;opposed that she wa Huerret/i/ injured while ut the Navy Yard. Harper's Ferry ami Norfolk are to be simulta neously attack. Tha Postmaster General orders the discontin uance of maili to all the sere led States except Terntsfte Montoomerv. May 2i. Col. Wiu. Henry Walker ha* received the ap pointment • f Brigadier General oflhe Frovilion al Army. Capt. John b. Wnlkei and Lieut. Bagby arc her© MOMi: FRIZES. New Orlxaxi*, May 2 >. Two hove been captured and brought in by the Frivateer Calhoun. Moot i.i:, May 2*. The New Grit tit* Brig Angelo from Nero Cm/, the 12th, hae arrived with SO,OOO in tpecic. A letter from Minutltlan tuya that gold was being taken from th© water* of the Malat'dii©.’ Digging# are very rich. Great excitement in oonie qiienonof the di-cover.v. Buitnea# dull. Manassas J bn* tion, May 21, ImII. The Lincolnitva in largo number* are in pos aession ot ADxnadria,Oof! 1711*worth, ofth®New York Fireman /•mave*. vra? shot and iuatautly killed, by Jackson, proprietor of lit© Marshall Uou.te, wliilo attempting to remove the .-©cession flag which floated over the house. Jackson was out to pit*"©* by th*: bayonets of lillcsworth’ Zounvc*. All tlic Alexandria troupe arc af ly here. Rii.iimoxi*. May 24. Alvx.iudi in was taken possession of by I nited States troops, übout five thousand streug, early this morning. ‘I lie telugiupb wire* leading from the place arc cut. Our troop*, about ix hundred strong, were formed in order within full view of the enemy, and retired to Fairfax Station, about ten miles from \lexuadria. Gen. B .uliaiu. ol South Carolina, with his brigade int Mantissa* Gap with ** brigade consisting of Col. Gregg: 1 aud Col- Kershaw* regiment* from Smith Caro linn, aud ha* command of General Cooke’* force at Culpepper Court House, in all am ‘tinting to live or six thou-and men. An addimunl regi ment hint been sent him to-dav. FGREIGN NEWS. i:t\a. C a it. Ka< i , May 2 •• file steamship I7tua, from Hueunxtown, with Liverpool advice* to th© 16th int.. has bent { j boardodotT thi* point. Liverpool Cotton Market. Sales for four days | 215,000 bale*, of w hich speculator* and exporters j took 7,000 bale*. Market decHned 1 i> ::-Ifid. I . ’.•sing dull. Liverpool Breadstuff* Market. Breudstull and ! 1 provisions .-toady. London Money Market. Con. ols91 : ' t J 1 Th© Hank of Kngland ha* adwuerd ii • rat©of J ’ iuierext to f per cent. FolUica! lntelligeui o. Ib . ..uilicin Corn- I tuiasinners reached I'aris and had an interview with M, Tbouvenal. The British I’roclamatiou declare* the inten tion to inaintaiu atriet impartiality and ncutrali- 1 ty between the tiovernmeiitK of the In in-1 State# *inl certain S tatu# styling themaelre* Confederate | State*, aud warit* British ankjects that they for* j | fait their protection if they engage nu cither able, j Ii ‘RE!GX NEWS BRITISH Fl!D< EA.M.V TIOX: A BiocDumtiou hak been i*-ued 4*y the qtucen lorbidding Ler subject# front furnishing ship* of Wui or Tran, port* to, or attempting recruiting tor either of tho belligerent#; from attempting to ’ break the blockade, if actual aud effective, or front currying soldier*, dispatch© . r material* • t war for cith'.r party. : paiu ha ordered vixtiot ©ia • i-w Wat I rigatc* to lit© GuU'C'oa.l. I HAItHIK.Ii to thi* ii v, on the 22<1 intt , l.y Bcv.J. A. Hoard, JOHN I . WHITFIELD ©od LEE < W 11,LI AMS. J roin tin- above it will bu set n that ©ur Iriend ■tu t partner hu* committed matrimony, lie left with hi# b.vcly bride last evening, on iho train, i make h short visit to his friend < and relative •i Georgia. Tho bc-t wishes of host* nf friends attend them, and the only hope we cberieh for i tl.c'in. i* that they may be a- 1 truly happy and , pro.-pcrmi* as- they deserve. Then, indeed, will | they bo l.le#ed.— Mont. Mu if. DIED, \t Trinity hurch paruona;:©, A p Farit kola, I lu.. May l. 1861, Robert Dun •nn. • and nine months and one day. infant ron of Rev. W. T* Sauuders. Amid th> little household E.tn l, There i- u vacant spot; Beloved on©, in (hot better bind, Who wouiil not share tby lot. For Tax Collector. The liiond* .t 11. M. IIAWI7S uuuoui.ee him • • it candidate for Tax Collector of Ru*ricli Cos., :t Iho • fisuing election in Augiut next. •May 2-5 dwte IILS FRIKKDS. GEORtiIA Talbot County.* vollre to Heltioia mail Dmllioi .mi l x |M-iKoiiNiiidelil©(l to the ©olnte of John D jiislmh* 1 .i.m . ii il, lat© •i s.-tiil county, at© r©i|tict©i to make tiumcdiai© payment; and all llior*© li iving ile ; oi.iikl* H(aiui)l Haiti cutale w ill prctM-nl ito-io |o me do i. aO'luMitiralrd vvillnn lit© mu© pre*rnto-d l.yluw, • M tln*y will not L© pool GLoKiGi \ imi .|.X< * Ailin'. M.iv ‘Ji, I*6l —w ft.t niMt:nr:i: itn i, FOl- THE WAR! . Th. I “t Ih, Ain....... Hill. I | i v • .. recruit* for th© w:vr Hi AM aI'ECTAIiI.H I'l 11-UA wtahing to ©olist, arc iut oed 1., bei'uiii© membors of this -orp>. Th© Bril w iil V ll be found at tbn .-tores M J'. B. SCO'I f, |{ / DECK & C.,. WU A-i/” llt ifonu * Will i >1 .idl'd May 27, I ■'■.l dr. Drugs, Medicines, <Sc. thii i:s,m; .( iiktui JAMES A. WIIITESIBE, C;i>lunilioK. < iii. Mu. 11, lhl. —till-. Cold Water Soda, \\ itb • Imn ©Sv rup-. - Id by may 11 J. A. WIHTKSIM . Spalding’s Cephalic Pills, At wholesale and retail, by m<y 11 J. A. WUni.-IDF. Concentrated Lye, At w holesale and retail, by may 11 J* A Willi ESI DC. Nutmegs, Cloves & Cinnamon, At wholesalu and retail, l.v may 11 j. A. M til l ErIDK BoveoDod’e Wine Bitters, At wholesale and retail, by may 11 J. A. Wll FIE’ 1 DE. Parr’s Native Grape Wine, At $1,2.A per bottle, cash, lv may 11 J. A. Willi KSIDF. Wolfe's Schnapps and Brandy, At wholesale and retail, by may 11 J. A. WIUTKStIO:. ! Mexican Mustang Liniment. ! At wholesale and retail, by may 11 A WIiITKSIDL’. (oparlncrsliip Holtee. ‘|'ll 17 oiulersigticd have tin-day ©nteied iu<o u Cn *■ partnership under the name and style ot THOS. S. WAYNE &CO., for til® traneautlon‘of a Cnminiaslon and (iniPin I’orwaiding Bo In©**. THOM AH H . WAYNE. IIIMtV It t IIK’HTIAN tfavannati.Gd. Manli 1, IM#|. mar llw.'tm TAKE NOTICE! r I‘ll AT lor all Repair Work on (;otton (Jin* after I till* .lot.-, Ho'.Mont yor t.'iiv Arrcptanr© will!*© required on delivery nf Hie work. Panlra fonvard mg lliulr (Jinn by Kiilroad# or Boat© or© also required to prepay th© freight, or the Gjii* will oof he i.. rived Ly ll# AM/ri turn will hr mude from tk.i rule W O CLEMONN HHOWNAIO Columbm. March -dwirn. Office Mobile ft Girard HER. Cos. Giuaut), Ala., May Ist, ISOI. Notice i* hereby given that the annual meeting of the Company for iho (flection of a President and six Director*, will be hold nt the Depot, in Girard, Alabama, on Wednesday, the third day of July next, nt Ifl’j o’clock A. M. Stockhold er* will bo past-od over the rontl tree, to utlfrom thi* meeting. By order rfthe Board. A. IE HOLT, may 6 dw"u. Secretary. iii mmm!\ UOODS, HfIIIK.FLBIWNfi&SWIPrs, UNDER COOK'S HOTEL.) tl.r u s: is, t; i, 117 E W'intlil in imi in our liicuf - tml llir piit.lu it- Vs ©lull)’ I I'll I \\© li;iM'll vnv.tl.-iiMlil© ntork of STAI’r.M AND l-'AN< ’\ DRY-GOODS CoiiHisttngiu purl of Fin© Dr© • t3ood* lor Emit©*, Rich Dr©** Milk*; Cr©ii(ti|in©->; /.•imhia-; llureg©*; Anglai*©; Orgniidi© Mu liu-. Printed Law it# and .laeonctsi All til© latent si vies us Jl.Mr© Mnnil©#; English, Fimu Ii and AnnTiiiin I'iinD; ftmulv I'm Hi- 1 din* l)i<> . While Hi. Goods amt Mnnnilnff l FMBROIQLRIfS. ( La* ••, lio on©t. IJn©:i, tin*l .M.ii .'ill© s. i. I l ine Kmhroidered llaiidkci. It.> i . il< iiisiiti liml and Plaindo. HOSIERY, OLOVES, &c, It ißwet, Kniltinc Yiiiu; S|'!if, .-in";© an.l ilonhte /©pliyi ttitd Hli'Mland Wool; CriM lo t t 00l ;u./f \c©- dle#; Eiiitn nnti rtn-j Fl--cs, STAPLE, DOMESTIC aud I*l. 4 XTATIOX GfiMUXS, j Ca#ftiMt©(©*. <■ it t•intiili -. IdniM ‘ amt Cenllnnn n’* l uniishing Good-, H id. i :j •. li.Mia©: Emtn©!!.i- I j Pur.THOls, \i I BOOTS <fc Si ic)KS i A FINE STOCK. lor holli l.:i>li< sand (G ntl-'inM'; a a .i.o I; j of negro tdioi'i*. IVhIU, ( M'dlagHftlai'itvi iu r, t voi kri) (Batswert-, Meddle*, &.■. all ol wlih'li vv © propo*© to -i*ll nn l|,* .*...•- •am oiiinio ! dating term*. :auso. NY© keep u Ibt© stm !. ol (i ll () C K R ! FS, Hugtlr, I oil'©.©. Hrtlt.Toliin’i o. Snuff, t ij/ui-. • Flour, Ki* - ©, llai’on. Lard, I'i-.li i.m.iO ! Pu khi<, Kitracl*. PnM rvfß A.. . ;Whif It vvewiUacil at the lovvt -t | r •* |.>r CASH I Purchaser* Iu *©an h ufgnod bui©'<ius and good m- j 1 Gel©#, are invited 1o exanifn© oui wmck tiefor© huyin# el-div l;©r© OOilV, I I,EM I NG A SWIFT. j Ctduiubu*. April I. IS6l—dwtf. (iF.ORG 1 A CASSI MERES.! 2,000 Yards Drown Georgia made < assimeroß, 2,000 Yunis Gr.y Georgia-made: i ‘ussimercs, I'(>H HA IJ : ItV .i. I*.mNn;i.A ro.j 122 Broad St. f'oluwbt.s fj May 22 twtf ao ox>s FOR MILITARY I.WORMS CAN f;f: HAD OF THE um HI COLUMBUS, CFO. ’ E ur© niuk.ng thr-. i., t . . t lannm Ofeverv di'.-iruLi© • <il‘M. iglil amt .Ink (ircy, tJreen, \r Kr Parile* vvl-li.i g lo | iiirha-© in rely upon having their order* tilled promptly. We arc al-'i inaniiiarinring onru-ual varn-in ni Cotton (ioodN, 1 I Sheeting < nhllnbii-. FarliioilH v-lripr t > I . S Hiiirling. l.'o’umhu.'’ Ea.'hiniH (Iftncv) Uanaberg* I, p •/;! \ tin Nu - to IV. o*iiaherg Nu. 2 t or); Southern I Vninnad© - It! J to I-. \N rapping Tw me. Sewing Thread 3 *i/> • NYotfllnt 4<d?(3s, I'm. k fir Trntwei Jean* ul vartnii* paiicm , Negro Keraeys, \. I. < Southernl.in:, j—trija .l goml-. i.m v.omm-ii'-iveai W© offer 111© © t'm.rii. on lavorubl© i©iiih. IU per j • ©ill will be dhtcoti tiled lioni u ll •• uiontil* hill* it i remittance is made promptly oil >©<‘©ipt nl invoice. J. It MODES JIItOWNE, Agent. ( ulnnilm- , \! • dAlVv.'tlil. GOODS, FBEE OF DUTY. JA C . McFHILLIPS, i ‘II.IMM.I. THE AT UN I'DN Hi I ‘SI! V N 111 VF,ItS to l.i- NF W STOCK or Spring rid SlllliltHT IdHHls, Hue “hi jn t in I nn© in com© in .i • < of dill) ‘ An ©I gam umoriiiiei t >•( IMt MSS (;Ofil)s, li.r'lidl e g Hu ! ll- I ll V.'ill# a in Mtfslit.-. Fi'i'i'ti-, S, • Mixture , Mc-ii-a (’ • • ■I.I :••! ■ Ap. M.'iv • , ‘I ii.. • .iinj Ibi-b-ix. U.i-litit! Sent. iEll < i- Si It: I- Miillie .pith* illni •’ M rill * . I *|S w and ( ‘.l- 1 .ii,i i; . F Ii Linehs il 4‘ver) l.ttwl. tANQY GOODS, I 111 Nt MINKS, HOSIERY, IM BROIDERY. LAt Es. And E i*l* lon utile Good* r,i pvmv rlyl*. J. McP. CGNTIXt J - To SII 1.1. AT The Uuual Small Advance uit Dost! |; \f VDN ANTAGE Jtl VS (M t© i.-i Kin <it ill© i irniTUM ini © -of lb© liivoralile hum ot pnrciia*©. 11l \ Bits HIIAI.E sll AJtB TH Ii BEN Ell l AT MASONIC HALL liUILDING. HO Broad Street, Co!umbu, HIS SYSTEM OFULSINE |s Small Profits and On Price! NVITIIOI T VARIATION. I J AS. MI ’ JPI-IIX-11-rX^S I lO ISroiHl^h'vH. M ANIC M ALI. B I'ILDING. ('•/lutubii.i, Muy filb, IHH. ‘Ltwtl Land. Stack,font and Un!d©r FO If SALK. I offer nt prlvHlo rub , my Kent. AgJjM and. in •ml I’lunlaliun hi lin-.-ell i • fit I ~ , Igl; I ‘• pile • i “IU i-l . <.| out) mil - “ill wlm li iu© in< ultlvatlon. Ii h© rßirktny well for i-iiltivntifm, the. gr©ai©r nurtion lu ing almo.it level. Ih i r©*id©nc.e i* u fiamed dwel ling w ith fi luuiu*. pleaeanlly itiiat< and iu in heallliv a region u* then) ii iu th© Hflue. The iinprovumenu-nla at© ail good and .nhwia m iul. Ki allied negro liotui ntublev and hurn. and tin excelhnit n w gin lion*© and urrew I wiil hl©ii-i I| all my pie*©nl Uu kol t.'oru and rodder, Mule*, Ilugk und t ;.itl© wiili the place. Percons ileNlring Outlier intorni.itiou, are retimed to John A or Thoiua* J. Lawla, who live adjoining, and they will takeifleo nn In nhowlng th© plar© t purchaaer* ®AR\H A IJ:WIR. N ivetuket 5—4JwH HQTSE INSURANCE! Ij(IBE.MAHINE AND RIVF.It lttHliH tak.n lowoai rates, by THE U:KUV MOMK IYSIKAMK COMPANY, OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. au cliiinm tor Iflpvat promptly ndjeeted and paid without unne. • -mv delay# or expentea. Apply to l>. I’ \mct X.Bec'y IFFGHooin therein of Hi o Hank of rolumbim i’ol tun fin#, Feh, 18—du ts NOTICE. llib*o,|.mw new MAN’UFACTVItrN’.I AD'l RKA'AUUNO Carriage Establishment jarwiiw mt Oglethorpe ot, OY>popJto Frbl gen, ILtrrt* A Cos #., Btable*, ami nm ! HaSferiQM|l'reparc<l to do nil Repairing pertain to tlio CARR TAG E BDSFNKSS af FAIR FRICKS, r have ft Ml sot of obi and ( ooiupeteut workmen. The patronage of my frieudi and the public generally reupcelfully solicited, fob. 9—J v tr. J NO. G. Mc KE K. TAXES, TAXES! THE. BouK 1 an now open for Receiving Tax Return-. All proporty owned on tho Ist in*t., will have to be returned, including all wild land* inauypart of the State, with No. DDtriet and ©uuntv. Ofiice ut Redtl, Juhni-on, A Cos. ISAAC T. BROOKS, Ri-oeiver Tax Return# Muscogee Cos. April 9 dwtf. Strayed, •, 1 “ *">’ near Cos lien Valley, JkUSiVA Ala, a Kill liny Uorec -ix years old. K-Vs and ‘ ‘* tailed, with ono whito hind foot and ankle. \ .suitable reward will Lo given for bus delivery to me, nr any information concern inhim will bo thun¥toUv received. may2o- wtfJlut E. J. BROWN. s ki:*.v i ssi. Runaway I'lum in • n ‘29th day of June but, my buy Joseph, about Sff year* old. \-rv dark complexion, about 6 feet ©r I” incite - hi,©h, font tires regular,quick AY v ... wears n heavy bcur.l, usually curric# u watch and walks erect. Th© t".y in * 11 politer by trade; and l helicte that ho is working through the country under u forg ed pa.* . - I with some white man claitbing to h© bis niitfic). Any intbriuation will be thankfully received; and if lodged in any safe jail, so thu: I e.in get hint, l will pay the above reward. Address me. at Greenville, Ala. April 2d—w2iu . JOHN JONES. *••500 US; IVAKiI. 1 JtAV'i;i> 01! M’Ot.EX (To* 111 ■ UttV||irnu!- .1 .Mr. it. 11. I,,(kli.irl 0101 du-nbu-, nn tho night of the 27th Sept, two M l LKH: one a yellow horse mule, oi dimiry si/©, with hlnck rings nruttod his leg* tho other rather darker, and perhaps heavier both hr* kc. \ liberal reward will he paid for I heir delivery ai .Mr . L©ri;hart’a, re it stolen, tho ah.tvc I. ward will b© paid for thr mules ant th® thief with proof in convict, dec I 11 vv 1 1 K. R. HOWARD. \ I’ THE OLD STAND .I*l ISeonrl *itrcct, ; Great deduction iu Prices of klltnui .V KlhLlt* FAMILY SEVfLYb MAUIISKS, l am mit’h or:>-.•*• 11>> ell the c Machine.- at a u - dffctSon on former iiriccti of from 10 tola percent.; u© anting t<>-tylo orpattern. All Machine.- warranted. i ih© Giovi • G G.< i (MJipftny rs on© wiihi: <dit.-i.t nn luvftt .on e. fi*’.••!'die ( !!2ii.;is>i j and director*’ ! .f ibetiuiiiie*-. ll ©nt( r©.ll/ © fi< Id ;t an rnri) dnj, I vv lien Hewn. 1 ;’ ila Inm - vv©rca!uu<*t in tireii firststa ©• wheiith* ir®i:tu iMnur© vciir iui.ro mnu cxpcr! m©>itUiait:'!i>Si©| 1> •: cj. ii Jtu progr© ■•• J in Hit il. v* lop.iieni otlhe trnln nu© th® pcrtec: iug fit iMm 1-in. ; tntiiu.’ adi.u.-f t •... c.f uli.pom file improvement-> in lit© nnk.■. . titpUuon andmoct’- (ication ofilic m.uditii'ty. U ha- < ©Joyed th© cxclu flu* oi one yarson ot ! tit© firm (Mr.AA iifium O.Eioveidhv wluciiit hanbaen I placed in p<> • -.<*ion of prlvilHg. s U nd patent* that j have glwi.il Machine |t.r|iru an.letcfii.sivc ex re. ’ h ncies. Tit© iitocliunt .in ..i iti© vi-ty Hiker Mnchlbe.- , © \ ©cedinglv simple, durable ami c.t uiv understood by i nuy pcrsiin'lit or youiijjjtlierc i* imtliiug util* uihj. i.:©iu©til Unit lit© mriipE t omul way nm ur,,.-p, :unl it i* ntcrclv :i quo-rion oltimf and mcinor. willi*oh>. most but i * w ill l©urn ai once.showing, whfle oto I ri willi. quti© two or litre© ler-ons; treqitnnfly \v© H©© UtU© iMism . only it n ye.u-m age, up raitair G Mat Inn© on slritiglit M Hin.i uiljituii n. siiiium©. Families win* ..re afiout t. purrlvasm, nr© iMpnsui. ly invited to cull and examine for themselves, mkothalitu-ny ofeaylng. it is be tier for >.<u t.v rut t lias© of a locul responuihie Agent, than from !* .t dlers who nt© traveling ihrouvli in© uuuitry with elioap Sewing Mar-liiue*. fl. KEITH, Agent, oorrjiurijtTS. oboboia. CoNmbiiß. Nov. !, lWtO—own. Copartnership Yoticc. \Af limke p:-.tur© ut iiunouii'.'in/ to our fmiide > iitd the pufilic. Util we. h:v©thw day a>*neln 1 ted with ufl lit lh© Grocery finniif s, MH.CIIAItLKS S. il'UtitlSUN, Thankftil for lit© li** raj patronu heretofore ex 1 landed io an, we would reepcitiullv solicit a r. nlin I italic.® nfii. Tit© bUHlit* - will tie ronilm-ted under lit© t firm name oi HEDEJJi CO, \:l p. i-OMH indeloetl i t tit© lat© firm of DEIYBU a. tare eurnedtly and r©*pecttully solicited t i .ill ttl uur■• •mi -©i I©, I. vv.- ar© uiuioim to C.onr OKI books. HE DELI. A- CO. G iving eui©u .I loin pa tneobqi with ItKDEI.I, ft t ‘ . iii the Grc ery trade.l rc*jiefttu I - iii iv Imy file ml© rtiidilieputnii.il> give iii© a ta. ‘, Il© I lid©nt vv© eli.ill fie aide to sell'gomls on a liberal term a*-, .my house in thecily, t II \UI lir* r*. il A UtrtGN. < .dllinfills. A put Ist, IKlil —dwtf. ißoiiiiißT & mm\. \T TH ti OLD STAND t I >AN WORTH &NAOKII DEM.EHS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, l , n i nts, &<-. vl VV 1 1 .• ■ - .. ait.l t i’. 1 ’ !.’ -1....1. . n -S l ' l i-Vench xml Mri*d’: aaA” ‘ 1 ■ “■ iimuiifirliir.-, jrcilg ‘ r u1.1.1l iro Oils of all Kindi, Austin's Whito Kerosene Oii, Landretli’s Fresh Garden Seed*, Spies, Soda, Gelatine, White nnu Gray [Potash, Perfumery, Seapi aud Toilet Articles of till kinds, Fishing Tackle, &c, w. will fi© bipp) )•> tv ns tidital all ot'i our ul 1 o-touiei* and a nmi.y m w wit| their pairoftupi. TO ©ASH CUSTOJIKHS, Ai wlii'kol© or 11 ul, vv© oiler equal Inducement ] to (line© of any bon#© iu thetliy. I i'QULIAIii it CHATMAN, l )Rt;< JOISTS. COXiDMBU.?, OBORQIA, j !’•:!'(oatV I lib. Itifll—iltHfß Troy tlaiiutiicturing ( tt. * -J M e would have it iimim 10L©,, ,J dial as Wt' w •bi tnamifarionng largely mi whole ''■'tl© and retail tb© following urtii;b *. vlz ( hritre. Hcdsiiid-i, AVood©u H ate Matrev ©M, fte.ltc. tv© ar© rtPiliiig ;.t low pr.i.c* for the GASH, icgnrdl© oftho Tariff l'©aUm will And ti to tkeir I file 1© -t to rail 01111* before *©nding their r*i der* lo loivign muikd- i’a*b order* will receive piompt aiti tilion: JrrPERSON and HAMILTON. I'olutubuti, March VOili—tin. All paper* in whirli w® advertl*e copy per change Star Candles. | WHOLE and Hall Boxea Eamtlcd, pntn® qou •JI “ lily,for ©ul® at nm. 1 I adVßlir® for Cnwh Fob IH—dwtf E HARNAKD White and Mixed Seed Com “\l YI H I IH’SIIBI.S inetoi© and to arrive for an'© ll IV R rata *inuil ml viuice tor 1:1-11. F©hf—dwtf K. BARN A HD Bacon and Bulk Meat. | AAA ,>Dff * oon ,u WW| •xptotOd, • ru.uUlf which will b©sold ut a smakl ajvan. for c*#b. [fobl9—dwtf] 8. BARNARD
