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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1861)
To-day I procoeded to ibo Montgomery Down ing street and Whitehall, to present myself to the members of tho Cabinet, ami to bo introduced lo the President of tho Confederate .States of America. Tuo office* of til-.- • iVvr.-i i. -t. aro contained under one roof in a largo red brick luildi ig of unfaced masonry, which looks like a handsome first-class warehouse. On the first landing is a square hall,surrounded by doors on which legible inscriptions aro ;i\ \ {■• indicate the eflbea of “TheVrsaident,” “The Secretary oi War,” “The Attorney General,” “Tho Secretary of State,“ ‘tel lie Cabinet,” h • . and on a lan i.ng abovo aro situated the offi'.-v? < f the idler members of the government. Tuo building is surmounted by tho tiag of tho Confederate Stated. 1 hero in no sentry at tho doors, and access is free to nil. but there are notices on tho doors warning visitors that they can only be received during certain hours. The President was engaged whl. u:c gentle raan when 1 was presented to him, but ho receiv ed mo with much kindliness of manuer, and when they had left, entered into cony ore.;t ten with mo for, so me time on general matters. Mr. Davis is n tuan of slight, sinewy figure, rathe ,• over tho tnid* die height, and of erect, soldier-liko bearing.— He is about 66 years of age; his teaturcs are regular and well defined, but tho lace is thin, and marked on cheek and brow with many wrink les, and is rather careworn and haggard. One eye is apparently blind, tho other i? dark, piercing and Intel igent, Ho was dressed very plainly in a light gray summer suit. In the course of conversation fee gave an order for the Secretary of War to furnish mo w ith a letter as a kind of passport in case of my filling in with the soldo ra of any military post* who might be indisposed to let ruop s freely, merely observing that I had been enough within tho litres of camps to know what was try doty <r\ such oc casions. I was subsequently presided to Mr. Walker, the Secretary nt War, v!i) prewired to furnish mo with tho needful document before I left Montgomery. In fare room were treueral llvaiircreifil and several officers, engaged over plans and maps, apparently in a littlo council of war, which was, perhaps, not without reference to the Intelligence that tho Uuited States troops wore marching on Norfolk Navy Yard, and h • i actually occupied Alexandria. On leaving tLo Secretary I proceeded to the room of tho Attorney General, Mr. Benjamin, n very intelligent ind able man, whom l found busied in preparations connt Ned with the terete of letters of marque. Everything in the offices ! - ‘ el like earnest work and but-iue^.-. TELE6EIMS OF THE WEEK TUESDAY. Special to the Times. St. Lons.} MaCleUaa addressed tho soldiers at Cairo, said they shall bo leaders in tho grv.;n We-tern army, and ero long have an ( )■>. vtui,,.y to meet the Confederate*. Orders have biau received fur twelve Regiments to rendezvous as follows 4at Qui; y ;ti Alt. n, 3at Care . tile aid oneat FoK7R.ES! MONUOTt, J DO 17. No information here about the m vcmentsof Southerner*. Tho Fortress is in reality invested except by sea. No in res. r rgre; * safe, move ments aro impossible. t'ivciHKATi, June 17. duo. A. i - kilt a arrest-d and put lo jail for shipping butene j tired in Ale barrels. New Youk, Jutee IT. Cotton firm, s 3,000 bales at 14ct. Privateer Savannah has arrived in charge of Midshipman Cook, her crew C * r.i u -e in irons onboard the Minnesota. Alexandria, June 17. Weather ext-lively hot. Thermometer 106 ia <be shade. Butler at Fort - „ Monro©, demands 16,000 • board to supply the troop-* witii water. (It is hoped it may bo completed in th-i# f r Cap feder ate troops to take the £r utricl Was hi.Soros, June 17. Arrangements will be made in a few day lo put a stop to publications about the- ic cements of Federal troops'. Lincoln ia working on his i ;•. he will take strong ground in fa or of the war, call for large additions to troop; , and that tho cm ire reserve force be ordered to Washington. Lett 8 till a, Juno 17. It ia report'.,! that ( M.tgcftia bus order* * that Tennesenus must not occupy the Kentucky islands on the M *>► ,;i; >• ! It is also reported thata delta km-ntof Hone I Guard have bt n ■ rdered to Cclurobus, Ky Gov. Jacksou, of Missouri, will rnako bis first stand at Boonville; rumors are current that ho will oall the State Convent! uto ther i mured ately. The State Treasurer wa- arr ed, ‘ut after a short detection re! I. Bcu McCullough is repor *. i b g • : 1 Smith,with 1000 men; he is also reported in Benton county, Arkansas, w! 5 men, fubi* qnitoui as utual.) Twelve Illinois Regime. ‘* an stationed within threa hours march of St. I uia* 2.'JuO Stat troops are assembled at Boonville. The sccs sioniiti have entire com man lof l h sidee of tiro river from Boonville up, and are well prepared foraftght. (Hopethey way ga it.) It Is reported that the Federalists were worsted j in a ikirmUh near Indopu ! fare mov ing west from various pot- ■ The steerrb.n’s's aro burring 1 •• ludreid bridg"?. iLiersiTowH, Pa. Juuo 17. 600 Confederate troops still at Harper’s Ferry i Wise is moving to oppose McClellan's advance.! Southern pickets have again beenpoa ed opposite Williamsport. Seventy Loc:motives have been burnt -y the Southerner*. P.icnnovD, Juno 17. The appoint ments in the 7th Alabama Regi meat are, John A. Winston, Col., Thos. E. Irby, Maj., Gso. 11. Shorter, M ,ar.d John Tyler, Jr, Major of Infantry. Prof. A.'f. Bledsoe has o n ... ‘ l Clerk in the War Deparltmmt. Ills believed that Gen. Megrwder vr le bre veted f r his gallant Bethel fight. Mr. Banks, of the Montgomery Coefoderatiun, has just returned from Ite’bcl and fully confirms the reported disasters to tho Federalists, and their outrages upon private person anil property. WEDNESDAY. Special to the Times. The latest New Orleans paper r by mail are those of the Sth Another Madison boat loaded with prcvire.ns has been overhauled by official boat arid made to disgorge. A diipau-b from a Philadelphia Druggist says, “ by agreement, we can ecr.d no mere quinine to Kentucky a* any price. Sr. Lons, Jane IS. Brigadier .c;al n!u hh t b'-:-u am.?!c :by tbe Ftdoralis'B. The Federal troop# fired into the window# of ihe Recorder'# court, killing four citiieu# and wounding in r tally two others. They appear to have been frightened by the occidental discharge of gum by *.w • of the t ’ ‘ ••?# in *h-nr wn ranks. Fo*t&eis M s no*, June 18. A troop of Light hone fired on a foraging ex pedition of Northerner* wour iicg three. Southerner# ore concentrating seven wiles above Newport News, an attack i ■ feared from that quarter. Wastiixoto.i, June 18. Secretary 1 -a . < : i * r. h eo..i.enr financier# relative to the revenue, it i believed a revision of the Tariff will bo proposed, reduc ing duties and suspending the tree li#t. The War Department here ordered the bridge at Harper*• Feiry to be rebu .lt. A Government Messenger report# Col. Stone’s command tiil at Roctville. Lee# reliable reports iay# he i# in possession of Leesburg. A bru#b reported at Sencia. Southerner# loss C#p, Sbrevc and two me r. Arrangements proposed fur payment# of trans portation over Railroad# by Government itocki Scouts reports Indians lurking about nt tie neighborhood of tho alleged trap. Lawyer’s American Rille ennuon, mounted at tho Rip Raps roach Sewell’s Point. Fortress Mouroc is to bo connected with Point Look Out by a submarine Telegraph. A eollUion at Vienna is reported, Confederates have possession of a bridge over which invaders must march. Nebraska Officials, including J. Sterling Mor ton, Secretary Addison, It. Gilmore, Receiver, Win. 11. West, 11. P. Rankin, Marshal, arc re ported heavy defaulters. Defalcations in lowa aro alto being developed. Twdvo rifled cannon have bet a Kent to Alex andria. Butler ia threatening Great Bethel in groat force. Tho soldiers in Fortress Monroe sleep on their arms. Aoquia Creek defences a<9 being strengthened an and increased. G RATTY Jf, Juno 17. Tho repeat that .Southerners aro moving on Romney causes groat excitement hero. Tho rails from the Cumberland and Romny road and from the B.'.ltimor . and Ohio Road from Har per .-i Ferry to Martinaburg have been carried away. Rich mono, Juno 1?. 1 t'-c reported balGcs aro numerous, but relia ble passengers report only a skirmish at Vienna, on tho London and Hampshire Railway this mor ning. Sc von Federalists killed, Confederates un injured. Mobile, June 18. Sales of eoitoM to-day 26 bales, at irregular price*. Sales three days 37, receipts 240 against n7O same timo lflbt year. Exports none. De crease 362,500. At all ports 832,000. Flour dull ut >d. Provisions dull. Fire in Maco.v.—By a passenger on the train yesterday, afternoon, we learn that a fire took place on Monday night about half past 12 o’clock. The Methodist Church and a small groeory store near Findley's Iron Foundry, were entire ly cousumed. THURSDAY. Special to the Times. Washington, June 10. ih* Federal;.-::* havo 200 men at Vienna. A report to Gen. S oU says that on turning a curvo wruhhi one quarter of a mile us Vienna the train was fired on by a masked battery with shell, shot and grape, killing and wounding seven men on tho platform car. The train scopped on ac count of injury to the machinery, and was aban doned, the men took to tho woods, finding the battery supported by 1,500 South Carolinians. The Federalists fell back, throwing out skirm ishers on both flanks. They nitined, leaving fivo killed, live wounded and llvo missing. The men, in their retreat, abandoned many haversacks, blankets and some muskets. This report is T.good*by “Robert C. Schenok, Brig. Gen. Ist thlo Uegiment'.” Among tho kd'cd was tie Editor of the Cleveland Herald. .nears were backed up by a locomotive from Alexandria to ccur Vienna, dropping de tachments at certain points as they pass along, and moating wkhno opposit ion tilt near Vienna, where they were warned of a i attery, they pro ceeded a short distance, whtu tho battery opened us fire upon the Engine, iaorihr to cripple it, tho Engine being iu the Year us the train, li e Kogincer uncoupled it and rached away, carry ing some dead and wounded, and abandoning Ue train. Tho m ■*>, in leaping from tho cars and run i. in £ for tho wools, suffered consider ably. Scott has ordered several regiments of Regu lars m Fatter- n't command to Washington. Tho remnant • f Patterson’s force will occupy Harper’s Perry. More troops are concentrating ii t Balt uioro. Southern forces are moving at various points. It is a-*crte l po.. holy, t! at Wigfall has been in the city, in th 9 disguise of a cattle dealer. The Federal Government is accepting troops by the Battalion. Telegraphic coiamunicatk ns from Fall Creek, st. j that the movements of both parties indicate uu action in that vicinity. It is supposed the Southerners have eve<:uaUd Vicnat and fallen back upon Fairfax. The engagement lasted about twenty minutes. Nine Federalists were killed 30 wounded. Let -burg had cot betn occupied up to tho 17th* A battle ( Urred in that tioioity on tho 15th, which lasted t*n bonrs, but we ba\> no pur- John, ibt moving to surprise Cadwulladir, instead of retreating to' v ‘Vd Winchester. A big fight is imminent between Vienna ;ud Locisville, June 19. Two IbouiAßd M'ASoarians are at Boonsville, no thi u.-and on the opposite bank, with artillery I lac‘l so ua t command the river. Lyons i* waiting for inf'rmati"ii to determine whether to udvanoe by river or by land. Rep* iat Grafcon t from various quarters, ren der it certain that the Virginiuua are moving Westward under (> n. Wi*e. wo thousand three in nths volunteers al Psßfl Dennison, aro determined to go homo. Fortress Monks k, June 19. The steamer Cataline was fired on by a stoaui tug. The Southerners are erectiug a water bat tery at Sawall'fi Point, au<l concentrating a force on James river. St. Louis, June Id. C B ::v: !t'icn has been appointed comman j dor nt bt. Louis and Colo counties, has proclamation to the people thereof. Lyons Las I also proclaimed. (Wonderful!) Jefferson Citt, June lib Firing was heard for several hours yesterday, in the direction of Boonsville during Lyons’ex pedition oa two steamers thither. Tho prisoners in the penitentiary made an at tempt to escape, in which six wero killed and two wounded. Leavenworth, Kansas, June 19. T .; Missourians at Independence have Larn .d the telegraphic dispatch*.:*. A Kansas Regi ment is encamped at Wyandotte. Gov. Robin son proclaims that, ns Missouri has declared war against tho United Btatts, Kansas is liable to in vasion. He therefore urges ail good citiiens to organize. The St. Louis Democrat learns that an ad vance guard of Federal Cavalry encountered a considerable fvirco of Missourians stationed on a hill with cannon commanding the road. Three Fedeiciii-ta were k.'led Cavalry w.-re not pur sued in retreat. The ififiSQurinn* have 1 a force at Sine Mills. The I'-wa Rc^,mentis advancing via railroad ro Renick, wbeneo they will take through the country to Boonsville. Thirty Missourians attacked the Federalists guarding the Dardenee Crock bridge. The St. Louli Republican #ayi, (beglnlng, wo presume where it left off ye#terday, in the ac oount of the difficulty rt the Recorder’# Court,) immediately on accidental di#charge, the troop# commenced firing indiscriminately, without or der#, slaughtering in every direction. The firing only ceased when the place wa# deserted except by the dead and wounded. Seven were killed ou the ppot, eeme literacy torn to piece# by Minnie h.-f Tis Trie firemen were engagod in washing idood from the street, which present* Us# appear ance of a slaughter house-floor. Doerermtcin is constantly fending scouting parties into tho country. Col. Halloway of the Mate troop#, is reported dead. Balijmork, June 19. It *1 reported from Fortress Monroe, that a British war vessel is cruising the Chesapeake.— The Harriet Lane is coming In minus a wheel house. Immense Southern forces are between Tork town and Great Bethel. Butler is still preparing to muko advance# into the country. W ittKLiKO, Va., Jane 19. An ordinance# has been proposed filing the salaries of Governor and lUprason’ativos much lower than now. A bill proposing separation, has l oon tabled by a vote of 67 to 11. Lexington, Ky., June 19. Andy Juhnson is hero en route for Washing, ton, ho spoke threo hours to-day. New York, Juno 19. Flora Temple won tho two milo trotting match Time: 4 55’a, 4 52\. Ru uicoxn, Juno 19. An oi Jiuance was offered yesterday in the Virginia Convention, repealing and annulling all acts formerly passed by the * Legislature commendatory of Winfield Scott and ordering the name of Fcott county changed to Davis, and Buchanan to Stephens. An ordinanco was passed authorizing the County Courts to make provision for tho sup port of soldiers’ families. Tho Convention will probably take recess af ter Monday next till November next. Reports of military movements uro ns numer ous as ever. Ono that tho Federalists have evacuated Newport News is generally credited. Publio opinion indloatcs that a groat battle or battles will s >< n occur. Rica mono, Juno 19. Ti e Virginia Convention to-day adopted tl>e Confederaco Constitution reserving tho right to secede under corta : u contingencies. Passengers who arrived hero at o’clock from Meunassas Junction, report nothing of un usual interest transpiring, although lively times nro expected soon. Mon ilk, .Tune 19. A rcir.i i about Telegram and report scales that Gen. Xyons and all his command had bceu ta ken prisoners at Bouneville, by tho Missourians The -aiuo Telegram reports a fight at Harper’s Foiry in which the Federalists were routed with a!>• ‘of 3000: Quito too good to bo true. Locisville, Juno 19. SIX’OND DISPATCH—A gentleman just fr ui Ft. L uis reports that it was current and believed, that tho Missourians, by a feint, de coyed lu, ons from, 1 his boats, which they then sunk by masked^batteries, uud after a terrific fight Lyoos aud outiro force surrendered. b'P c ’' ! *l Dispatch to tho Savannah Republican. The Lincoln Organs ou the Rallle of Bethel Church. Charleston, June 17.—A batch of lato New York papers have Leen received hero, affording aiu st refreshing variety. They had heard of tho battlo of Bethel Church, and “lake on” dreadfully over tho result. Tho Time? says : ‘ Genoral Cutler has no pru dence and General Throe no courage, aud the sooner this braoo of Massachusetts barristers uro dismissed to their pleading tho hotter. Lives are too valuable to be squandered to o rmrt politi oal hacks into heroes.” The Tribuno says : The war should bo stopped j and the . uthern Confederacy recognised, if we can’t do any better.” Tho Herald condemns tho midtakes by which tho Yankee troops fired on each other, anil says the officers ought to be cashiered. Tho New York papers generally acknowledge : they were badly whipped. Butler h.>s declared his iatentiem to have sat - ! isfaetten and whip the rebels within twenty-four j >,)<■. Dispatch to tho Cincinnati} Gazette, j From Western Virginia. Grafton, Va., June It. | A ci mpany of rebel cavalry, eighty stron,;, r um) up tr* u Uuttonvillo last night to Beverly, and committed various outrages on Union men, r.ml dr vo out Mr. Crain, tho moat proiniuout i uutti am >ng tho latter. His family were forced ’ to tako to ibo mouutainr. Tho Bccession cavalry havo been scouring ihc country around Beverly every flight for -me time, harrassir.g Union men. Tho other night eighty of them went out of town on one side as Ba !• p.akcr Gordon, with a party of eight scouts, came iu on the other. The robe!* at UuttonviUe received a reinforce ment of threo hundred cavalry tho other day, and more aro said to bo coming; also some largo guns scut from Harper's Kerry nod one six pounder sent to Boverly. Our troops ore eager to attack thorn boforn they complete their in tromhroents. Oh, for wagons and cavalry. Another brilliant forced inarch was nmdu by Capt. Miller, of the Fifteenth Ohio Regiment, with forty of his company. Ho left Rowlesburg, in Cheat River valley, on Sunday night, march ed S'* mile *o St, George city, the seal of Tucker county, aud invested the town before four o'clock j Monday morning. Hu took half a dozen pris oners, seized some important correspondence, and captured two b'ccerston flags.* All the ruili tia of that county had been ordered by Gov. Letcher to meet that day to proceed to llutton ville, with all the arms they bad or could proem o, to rcinf<>reu Porterfield's command. Cnpt Miller prevented tho meeting. Col. Wallace left Cumberland with a part of his command this morning, to nttAck a ticcosgion camp about twenty milss went. Gen. Fatterson has n *. arrived there yet, but sent a courier yes terday. FRIDAY. Special to the Times. Louisville, June 20. Gentlemen from Ft. Louis say that no reliance whatever can be placed in dispatches emanating from St. Louis, or any other point in relation to affairs in Missouri, the telggraph being utterly .inhorned. The Democrat controls tho Western lino, and government officials dictate whatrhall be cent. The Lyon capture was believed there and thought probable here. Not word, how i;ver, Ims been ttlogrnped since tho dispatch of last night from the Democrat, giving details of how Gov. Jackson viewed the fight on a distant hill and tied to parts unknown, and how General I’ri:e wasscizt t with a violentdiarrhwa, on the commencement of the fight, and was takentohis h .rne on a boat. Editors of independent truth telling journal? aro jailed fur treason. Washington, June “0. Reliable accounts place Col. Stone's advance ut Hoelsville. Southern rs are attempting to cross Goose Crock under a heavy fire from spherical ease shots. It is staled that the Misioori Senators refuse to tsk . their seats, fearing arrest for treason. Southerners aro erecting batteries at all im portant points on the Potomac with the view of controlling navigation, cutting off transit to Washington except via Annapolis. Persons from Richmond report gigantic prep arations for its defenro. Repairs on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be deferred until the work cun be snfely di-ne. Seven thousand feot of Railroad bri (go have been destroyed at St. Louis, Mo. The Missouri State Journal says “We learn from a gentleman of high character and a strong Union man, immediately from the scene of ac tion, that when the federal regimental roll was called after the battle of Oreat Bethel there were 1800 misring. It is judged by prudent persons hero that Beauregard, in withdrawing his advance aimed at catching McDowell's column in ambuscade, but ho will hardly succeed after tho rough warn ing given at Vienna. Behenck is one mile below Fall# Church with two Connecticut regiments, and two Ohio rogi men's are at Taylor's Tavern. MoDowell's headquarters arc at Arlington Homo. Their po sition will advance McDowell's lino some— Scouts report Confederates are mysteriously dis appearing, leaving clear tho way to Fairfax. Federal movements are very cautious from fear of traps set by .Southerners. The wounded continue to be brought in from Vienna. The Southern lints extend from Accoqnan to Centreville: Lieut. Btewart, formerly of the regular army commanded at Vienna. Jim Lane of Kansas has been appointed Brig adier General. • The bridge at Goose Creek has been burnt. Southerner# aro entrenching Fairfax Station with the heaviest guns. This polo is three miles frorp Fairfax Court llouso, and 14 miles from Alexandria. It ts supposed they will extend their line along the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. All tho indications show that the Southerners aro pushing forward from Manas exjunction by daily installment: . Johnson’s lino is dotted between Martiusburg and Winchofter. liis object is supposed to bo *o threaten Gadwalladcr, and drawingforocs from Washington line, aud then by doublte quick marches ns-.nil McDowel us at present posted.. Jubnson’slino must givo way to Cadwaller’s ad vance.-which will occur within next forty-eight hours. A gentleman reached Washington yesterday states that 5,000 Federal troops landed at Alex - andria tho previous night. Richmond, June 20. In tho light at Vienna the National intelli gencer says they are 200 Federalists missing. Confederates captured seven curs, a mini her of arm? and a quantity of Ammunition, mechanical instruments, medicines, Ac. Grafton, Juno 20. Tho lirid,;-*) over Notv Crook burnt by the Southerners who now hold Piedmont with a force of 4,000. A number of Federalists aro reported killed at tho bridge. Operator (Telegraph wo suppose) at l'iuduu.ut fled on the approach of Southerner?. Communication hctwyrn Graf aud Cumberland is now out off. .Southerners in Western Missouri have undoubt edly been !nr\-<‘l v'reinfV rood. Wheeling Juno 20. j An Ordinance, pushed 73 to fl, provides for ibo j ©atiro reorganization of tho State government; j repudiates tho Richmond Convention, aud ar- • ranges 4 hr tho election of anew Governor. State seal and other cmblny of authority have I* * i ordered. (This is to bo tho Pan Handle State.) Frank Picrpont has been nominated for Gov ernor of the Pan Handle. Cincinnati, June 20. j Tit>ops are eonovntrn ing rapidly for duty In | Western Virginia. St. Louis, June 20. I A ipeeial dispatch to tho Republican soys, 1 scouts brought information that Lyon was com- , ing with seven boats and a !..r-,o foro r \ but of- j ter oonsultation ordered a further retreat. Gen. Prlco want home, Col- Parsons wan siok, Ctd. Marmaduko becoming disaffected resigned. The Missourians, however, would fight, and tho ; truth regarding Lyon’s force becoming known, Gov. Jackson was induced to give them a brush. No particulars ns to killed, wounded, or prison ers. A Mr. Littlo commanded tho Missourians. Cairo, Juno 20. J. G. Newcomb, arrested on tho charge oi treason was subsequently discharged. Jefferson City, June 20. j The fleam *r Johnson ftvni Boonsville con firmed tho defeat of tho fcifuto troops, 2d killed ; Federalists, 2 killed and 9 wounded ami missing. It U thought tho Missourians ma le ahothui stand at Lexington under Col. Wlghtcmnn for- ; merly of the U.B. Auuiy. Baltimore, June 20. | Col. Smith seized a !<>t of Confederate enve lopes vended by a hoy. A by-stander interfered and made up a subscription for tho boy. Smith ! also seized a likeness of Jeff” Davis, and told the ; vender if he got another stock he would fend him to Fort McHenry. People again interfered, . and tho excitement was intense. When Smith I retired, Marshal Kane cmno up and said tho Po- ! Ilea ought to havo taken Smith to tho Guard ! House. Geu. l.co whs rerlftinly at Mauas.-as jun* lion i on Monday. New York, June 20. Bavaria arrived bringing 60,000 rifio? for tho j Federalist. A gentleman arrived from ILiltiinoro reports a | British war vessel off Capo Henry. Special to the UharloHton Couri.tr. IMPORTANT FROM RICHMOND. oy, at \i<:vu<i~~(irryy f <i lleyimcitt *'• t • i'!ld The I'ncvnj Hun, <l\', Richmond, June IS. j It is reported and believed hero that 400 of Colonel Gregg’s Regiment have bad n brush with ‘ a party of Federal troop?, who were covering tho ( labors of a force engaged in rebuilding a bridge j near Vienna, in Fairfax county. They poured i n single volley into tho body uud tho wretches ! scampered oft without stopping this time to carry I oil their dead. Seven were afterwards found <*.i the field. A train of ours wora captured and burned, hut ! ihc ; gineand tender t?oipod. SATUKDAV. Special to tho Time?. LoctsviLLi', Juno 21.—Adanu>‘ Kxpro?s Com party North A South havo made n close conncc- j tion here for tho transportation of letters and from the United States. Letters deposited in j any office of Adams Express in the U. S. will ! bo safely carried to tho Confederate Stated. St. Loins, June 21. Lyon occupies Boonevillc, ! •1 Missourians killed, 20 wounded, 4 federalists : killed 0 wounded. Lyon has issued unother i proclamation. Wahhinoton, June a 2t.—A gentleman from Ar ; lington Heights says that Beaureguard i: ad , Vitncing. Everything looks like hot work before tomorrow. Tho Federalists are advancing on Fairfax C. 11. Tue New York Bth Regiment leading the advance. A fight is expected t<> tako place to-night. Memciiis, Juuo 21.—A roliablo gontleiuau from St. Louis, rays that Lyon was defeated ui | Boonville 800 federalists killed and 700 taken prisoners, Lyon included six cannon and sever al hundred stands of urum captured. Tho steamer Satan sunk ami 200 federalbda killed and wounded. At Kansas City on Monday the 17th, 800 federal prisoners were taken, and 4,000 secessionists made extravagantly joyful. Ht. L i is Juno 21.—Blairs 2d Regiment are up the river it was expected that tho Southern ers would rise on tho night of the 19th and drive ! tho Dutch Into tho River. The number of tho Federal forces near Vien na is 5,000 exclusive of reinforcements row go ing forward. Regulars from Chamborsburg have crossed the Potomac. Cincinnati, June 12.—McClellan and stuff left for Virginia to-day. tiCVuviLLE, June 21. —Tho election hero to day is passing off quietly. ** Louisville, June 21. Mallory and Quitman are clotted. Tho Union vote of the City has decreased two thou.-and aince last April. WiiEULiNu, June 21. The Convention is being occupied in signing the declaration of the ordinanco of Hooetndon. Picrpont ban been elected Pun Handle Governor Daniey Palsly Lieutenant Governor, full Guber natorial counsel elected. Tho Governor ha., been formally inaugurated. McClellan ast.umes com mand. 110 expert 1 ) f<, have 15,000 men in tho field by Saturday. W AsiitxoTox June 21. It Is expected hereafter that, any passport it sued by diplomatic agents, accredited to Govern ment or any consular authority whatever to proceed to any foreign country or beyond tho military lines will bo countersigned by the Sec retary of State, W. If. Seward. Frederick, Juno 21. The Maryland Legislature has passed resolu tion, declaring debt# now incurring by G ivern meut unconstitutional and declaring acts of the President unconstitutional, and favoring the iinmcdiub i* • gniticn of the Southern C. nfedo rucy the vote stood Yen# 47—Nays 4. Ai.bxandhia, Juno Jl. Renewed migrn i;n from here. Theseccrd '< n ets confidently expect Gen. Beauregard to l*y. Gossip of tho World, newspapers, nys that a large number of regiments accepted on condi tion of readings to move nt n specified time, have failed, leaving ruoro room for new ones. No now regiment ready within ten days will be like ly to bo refused. Ben. Cameron telegraphs lo Curtin and Morgan for more troops. The World say# 60 Prussian officers, hi ving two years furlow will tender thoir servlets to tho Federal Government. Loi’ilviLLS, Jnno 21. It was not dented at Washington, on the 20th, that Beauregunrd is rapidly approaching that city, and that his pick its were advanced several miles to-day, and that ho has increased his force? east and north of tho Junction, with largo bodies placed in position to wnt h, foray upon and break up McDowell’s lino. Fvery body is on tho move. Troops aro ready to march at a moments notice. It appear* that at tho Vienna fight, a more reserve were nt the battery, the main body having moved hack tired of waiting, had they remained a fbw hours longer, tho Ohioans w ould have got a littlo more Dixie. Tho impvcstiiou gains strength hourly that lUo Southerners uro strengthening their a lvancc.- - Be prepared for stirring times. Auuvnta, June 21. Kxtr.i Richmond Dispatch of tho 21 t reports Harpers Ferry in pn,>o.*..i nos tho - b rato and Maryland Irnvps. Yi Convent inn 010-.te.l mombers Uonfod orato Cuugro.v, John A. Soddon, YVin. B. Pres ton, ter Statu at. large, and John Tyler, Wm. 11. Macfarland, Roger Pryor, llubort Johnson, Walter Preston, Robert E. ; oolt, Charles W. Russoll, James L. Mason, Thus. . v; . BococUo, Win C. Rive?, John W. Brockonbrough, Waller R. Staples, R. M. T. Hunter for tho dist icts. Mouilk, Juno 21. ! No sales this week. Receipts for tho week i29 bale;-. No exports. Stock 3035. Nkw Orleans, June 21. Sales of the weok 220 b.Gßcoeipta f.60, against 2400. Exports none. Daorcuco .'163,- ! 300; all ports 884,700. -Stock s,OOO hale ;. Flour ;•’ @l7. Corn 80c. t !‘c ml to the Charleston Mercury. Jim Frou Richmond. Richmond, June 19. Lieut. Governor Reynolds, of Missouri,arriv ed here to-day to endeavor to co-operate with j the Southern Statu. 110 has been well roooived, and his mission is successful, ! Tho movement of Gov. Jacks., n was m-eos ary to prevent Lyon from seizing hi? person. McClellan r. column is now near Winchester and within three miles * f John , .v's forces. MONDAY. Ft. Loris, Juuo 22. 1 The low a Regiment hm’. gono inland from Iluds-n to jflu Lyon at Boonevillc Lexington, Ky., June Urtiiciuleii's majority 2,500 FonTHEsa Monroe, June 22. Rmn.ii --f I.* uvy F utlurn advancoonYork j town havo reached hero ‘.moaning we presume i that our ■* lumarul there bun been heavily rein ! forced ) | Federal pickets near Little Bethel have been Jflv .n in, (thi? k ks like the n-lvnnoo above spo | ken ol’ umMit have been from Yorktovvn.) Per -1 sons representing themselves us deserters from ; Sev,all’s Point, gave Rich vague in forma ti<n that Butler Jng-'c.d them. Southerners are efcc ting a mar ked battery opp< .-tic Rip Rap*. ■ No correct returns of tho killed and wi.uudod ! ot t!io Ur il Bet hoi battle will bo made. Washington June 22. Fur, ■ “ were ordered across tho Potomac lust : night, ‘i ho War Department bus disoovoied that female Fccessionists havo boon carrying onarog ularcorrevpondrnce with Beam- ynurd via .Mount | Vernon. • Army officers .-ay that a cidlLiou befuro to ■ morr-.w night b mdain—it being the Impression ! that th© *n J hern lorve.r are out-tlauktd uud inu.-t I fight. ! Southerr.t'is uro coucontrating at Fairfax U. j 11. Everything indioat.es an early attack tho ; Federalists, Beauregard can <s ucontrate (*O,OOO troop.- at a point within a week. lie him undoubtedly a lav -o force at Vienna. • Louisville, June 22. Roseau is understood to have authority to rai-o Kentucky Ki giiuonts, and it is said thutldank j Gap tain 9 Commissions in llntmcnu’s bruu'.i are i being filled up. The f-'Hoiving appear.* in tin- morning pi p i . i Notice.-—All persons desiring to make shipment# ! of gooiL. over tiio Loulfivlllo *t Nashville R. IL on ami after Monday, Juno 2 Ith, 1861, will pioaso j < all at my ofiioo and obtained the requisite im -1 noi ion together with permits attending. CHARLES P. COLTON. Surveyor of Fort of Louisvillu. WASl!inoto n,J un o 21. William Porter Miles *f Louisiana nppoir-.tod i Consul to Tripoli. A battle bvivvctii MeDowdi’s Division and ’ ;ho SoutheriicrH at V: mm is it’ . toed inevitable ’ to-morrow. | It is now evident that tl.u Federalists aim to strike their main blow from Washington with I 4,500 men. Furpii c i.i manifested lu tuuio quarters ho ! cause Gen. Pcuttdocs not j revent tho ©rocth n j of batteries nt some point a on the right liar-k of ’ the Potoiuo . Tribune gossip says it is probable that ail the i roads between the advance posts of the South > erners and from thence to tho Federal lima uro covered wi h masked tmt lerii The battery at Kewoll’s Point is composod llvo oolumblads, six smaller pieces, throe rifled cannon, and 500 men the P. iui ai.d 16,0U0at | Norfolk. Aaotber Skirmish.. .Sotherui.-rs a;u Vietariuus. Richmond, June 21.—There Las been another ! dkirmibh near Manassas, in which iho Fed. ml* j i*tn were compelled to run again. Lieut CVI. Bowen and Lieut. Ult ;t“, t.f G.c ’ PeimsylvHiiia lteq'iimr.t were tnkea j ri?( ..ti. ; * and are now in this city. TLo others oof rut. j iho Confuderales. ANOTHER SOUTHERN VICTORY. It It. UMOKD, Jll It: 21. Telegraphic dispatches received hero annoutco i that the town of Jtumney wi.h taken i-.-". ion i of by the (tenfederate troops on Thursday I* ;t. i It appears that four cou)pnnif of tho C.n- I federates in the vicinity of our town, under ! ootmuand of Col. Hilt, uttaekcl tho F.-.lt-ral troups 260 in number. Thu latter fled, leaving two cannon spiked. ! There was no lots to tho Cunfudurute for •, ] but several of the Federalists wero killed. Riciiuond, June 22. Tho I’rosiJcn’ of the Meinjibis Charles tun Railway has taken 40,00*) dollars of theConfed crute Bonds and 17,000 Treatury notes ut jnir. Richmond, June 2.3. It is reported that Maryland has passed the ordinanco of Secession. Wo cannot vouch for the reliability of tiio report ns it is said it was passed i r i Sterol Session. Ocean Si*kino, Min., June 23. There 1? a gun boat off Doar Island they have taken threo ? ;boou*ra to-day loaded with Rail Road iron and Salt one is tho Olivo Branoh also a War 6 team or off Shi Island. [Special to the Sav. Morning News.] important from Ihe Thralfr of War... Anolbor Billie anti mother Victory! (Joyfciltrain again hold llatjmr’t TV//., ~S\rat trjy °f (Jan, Johnaon’u Movevt*u 1$ .Vo Ilctreaf of our Troop * —The Federate Checkmated and driven hart, - -f*oeitio4 of our Troop*. Goruansvillr, June 21. An engagement took place at five o’clock on Wednesday morning between ‘wo companies of of the Third Tcncofcsce regiment and two Com panies of the Thirteenth Virginia regiment, un der Col. Vaughn, of tho Teunerso volunteer# nt New Creek Depot IS in.lcs west of Cumber land, on tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and about 260 of tho enemy in sight of our troops. Tho enemy fired a f* w random shot# and broke and fled. Only one man was wouuded on our side. The enemy's loss is unknown. .Several were killed. Wo captured twogunsaml -i:. \.nd of col ors. Cadwallador commanded the federal troops ap proaching Harper's Ferry. Ho Ims returned be yond Hagerstown. Our troops agoln hold Harper* Kerry, with four to five hundred Marylanders. IGo/. Johnston is at Winchester. Two prisoners of war taken at Williamsport go to Richmond to-day one of thorn being Lieut. Col. Bowman, of the Eighth Pennsylvania Reg iment—under charge of Col. Thomas, of tho Maryland Volunteers, who carries au official re port of tho enirugeiLont of Wednesday. Our position nt Win -hc-'* r commands the whole valley. Gen. J ohi! - ten's im*\cinout i from Harper’s Ferry towards Martiusburg to meet the enemy, instead of being a retreat, wa.- - an advance upon tho cueuiy, who wero uppn aching by Williams port nn l Martinaburg. Gen. Johnston’s murch was North, as you will sco by reference to tho map. Johnston also sent a detachment to annoy tho enemy, thus checkmating tho federal advance in both direction*• Tho valley of Virginia may ii mv ho considered j*-'*. I'onMfralo LisU lufaulry in Lynclibar^. A private di -patoh from Cnpt. Hardaway on Saturday just, announces the arrival of tho above compu • . i Lynchburg, on tho preceding Thursday. Tho dispatch further Bed that tho Company had been mustered into servico and expected or ders to leav nt nu cr!y day. The men uro nil well. L.VTKR FIII)31 KUIOI'K Tho s camship Jura with Liverpool dates to Aho 7ih Inst has arrived. Sales of t\*t!mi ter the l.u-t three days wero 32,000, Specu!-v-Td uud Exporters taking 16,- 000. The market was * tcady and prices firm. Fair Orloana -v hl Middling 7 18 10. Fair Mu kilo 18>i, Middlii g 7 11-16. Sales of tho week 78.500, speculators 16,500, exporters 12,000. Stock American 900,000. Consols $9. : (q)89“.,, (ox-divident. The hicamsliip Monarch of the 8 a, from Liv erpool, has ntvivcd lringing ciu! theusand Mor mon?. Cotton firm nt 14^. Tho ;• tcatnsbip Africa has nl.-o arrived, biiug* in/ v ry littlo new?. Sales < f notion on Saturday SOCO bale-: ii* speculators nml exporters 1000; dull market. I’ , ad-Ai.ii.* and jirovisions dull. Tho Africa brings £06,000 ia specie. Jlavre Mo? et, —Ties tirditmire 111); Bos 104 and firm; sales * f tho week 11000; stork 828,- 000 bales. Tho Syrian question is settled. C-yria i:* here after to be governed by Christians, with two sub governors ter tho Druses and Mnrionltes. Tho Turkish troops • copy tho main r< a i. . En(ii.akd.—Government’s Financial measures pa-ecd to a j.c.-nJ raiding. The Quei n’s council decidoa to forbid armed vr?selii bringing prircs into English ports. No informal! n n< In infrir/ci.icnt of the law nations Gregory • n sirtMy ipp als eoßsei.tad tupost- Fopulstiou us England and Wules 20,000,000: incrcnn* iu two \ .;r? 2,000,000. l'u])ulaliun of London 2,800,000 polio the motion m r-c <;nizo the FoMtheru C ■(.- fedorney. Garibaldi and tho Pope aro both ?ick. MAMtIED lu Wyr*nts', ‘in tho 18th inatant, ty tLo Rev. H. 11. Park', .Mr. Rubm L. O’itvie.n aud MBs Maria A. Brown. OBITUARY. Dq a. te.tithis life, on the 15th inst., at his ro?- idenoe in Macon county, Alabamo, Mr. John’ K. Bm:uy, iu the 31. t year of his ago. in the death of thi.i young inun, just entering the prime of manhood, un irreparable loss Luo boon Himained by tiiose to whom hu bore thoon deuring relation us husband, father,son,brother, master aud friend. IL: qitered upon manhood’.-i voyago joyous ami happy, full of hope and ex pectatioti, having been lutjtpily united in mar riage to Louise, iluughter of Gen. A. Ahereroin lie. In ih rclatiun ho w;is kind, affeetionato and devoted. Tim love he boro to hi? littlo chil dren attested hi? deep affect ion as n father To his aged mother, who bus also boon so suddenly and .sorely stricken by this sad lLp nsntion, hu was a source of great comfort, ever ready to alle viate, us far . s possible, tho cares and helpless ness ■ f declining age. To bis brothers,he was n brother indeed, liis mild quiet and..sueoesful discipline nuiong-st his servant *, and their strong attadiment to him, proved bis readiness to yield to tb'-m that which was just and equal. As it frieu ’, who that know him and enjoyed his friend hip, c.er doubted bis oonstanuy. The lait sieknesH (Typhoid lever) which ter minated Ibo life of tho deceased, was borne by him with roin irknbio patience and resignation. The oxpiiMrions gratitude and thank fulness for the kind attention? of all who ministered to him on hi dying bed, go vo evidence that his spirit had been humbled and chastened. But hu is gono! Farewell, and -u friend, wo will nut say fureweii forever; for, a i/h 1.0 not a member *•) any church i . i, yet wa will trust that though tho aboundingmurcy im.l gouduoss i t our God, his sou I h i.; been washod in the blood of the tetrnbwho v,m t-hiiu fur us ulh nod made meet to join the happy spirit of his littlo daugh ter, v. ho hut :i few short months hif-.rc had gone lo tho realm,: i. b i n.d lib . H. For Tax Collector. i ili ion i • if 11. M. HA WEF aim ‘Ultce him ,i a cand and. ‘ i for Tax Colic t ;)r of I’u .-oil C<. at the ensu'* / rl’ -iiou in August n*-\t. May 23—d tv *<r 11 IS FRIENDS. W-WV-V ... Itecruits Twelve Month? in €!. airßrp went. ■j um!t*r. ri’ 1 mnub rn of tho ? ('. 1 u. having the consent ‘(] of i. .| 3. i- • times, Mpprovcdby , I, . . h vWt to rrtlxj a CotupA- i x ! :'.v-rul t Cnv. Fiwn t- or- i ®i hi hi, I'ltJ. Berurues’ Regiment for 12 1 u> -n tins Kt rvieo in vma x jsn:.A. , Recruit# wilt.■ * J ituuie'iuiUdy to till ; thernnicß i-l'lhi- <Vtupuny ‘/ho Will ! f 131 li I t (|l| i|J( <1 : ■ 'l lilt IV’ I : li ! •’ 1 nnv c.\ni iofy to tin! iqcii. lt.- -iuitiv.il! renUct- Vciix at tin: ArtM.ry of lh<- (.‘•'luinbiH 4 hs*i* Ji* ov - cr ‘iVinpurti'U'-.o Hull -u Saturday I it-• I’l’.u i *‘ sr • * at 12 o'clock aml :>*.'ii£ned quuitt.-m ;•• 1 I o\- I.PI . It nI li ft- r liili-r 1.l detri HTO IT- i V.\ • SHEFJIEIID, < ‘iphiin. it. ... HOWARD, lft In- i'. C. H. RUSSELL, 2<l Columi'.i-, Jun 21 dwtf. WAR 1 WAR! r f’Jli!ir. !<rf ti/in.ij r flUhuri?.ul 1 v ihu J'i<- - i.lent to riii.ca company. wl. o aervlci.i will l<a < I'’ ‘ T’ yi< to 1 nu t: to HU up the rank*. Tho Company w'Jiknvo f-u Virg:c a on thu 4th of duly next. The men will ho hilly aimed and equipped on rtguteriutf their rnuiu-a, und cncaiuped ut or near Columbus lor u lew ilaya prior to their dopurture for the seat “f war, for tho j-urpor.i a of drill and instruction, hy Compe tent and experienced officer*. JOHN R. IVEY, Captain. W. N, lIUTCIII NS, Ist hi-: ut. T. F. FONTAINE, 2d. “ M. IJ.CUXaiOHN, 2d. “ June 20- dw2w. GEORGIA —Chftltahoot-hoe County : fIYWO MONTHS alter date, application will I mado to the lion, C'uurt of Ordinary ol fluid County, for leave to roll tho land* und negroes belonging to the estate of Nathaniel Cobb into ‘,f rui county, i> ■ cad. J. J. COBH, Adm’r. June 21, ISOI- tv2m, GEORGIA—Morion County: \\/HEUfi AHTlioiiia* 0. It >g> r .ti-pho* * r l. t - • VV of adininUtiou. non i:.'. •-1 >c ol Wiley k It hcrtHon. decca o'-. nr': therefore to rito and udninin)t ell and Hlngwlir, the kindred andcrcdioreof mild deem* ami, to be and appear at tin fourt |- Ordinary in and n-r mild com ty, und lib- their objections, if nny they have,otherwise **>ldletters will be grunted on ‘lie first Mond iy in Aukiihi next. Given ainl< 1 1.. y bund nt ol.t-e, this J inn B'h.H- l • MAI.COM If AI It, JvineW—■wP'd Ordinary. 840 m:WARBI UANAWAY from the aubarr'arr, a m n WHu; übout 45 year* ot tiyc, “tout. brond-HtAUldcr. .1 mulatto, w’lrn very dwtmet f.eckb a nil over ,hle foe** i,ir\ iiindflj lie i rather intelligent looking, (md wi I t ’ 1 !: ireely. IJ<-i;.A •• ‘ • *• a preacher and tail rend: bo may pro* ably have n pan*. Aloo, my loin Hill, about tho aamn ay**, a daik mulatto In color and la v>y toll und fllim, ana In cline 11 atoop aou ewhat In wulblug. Thehoyaar* s ipponed to be about Coltimbun or Ita vl-inity 1 will poy *■ in h for the delivery of laid hoy a to me in lornia County orlntlie lull atOolumlo * IIKNJAMINT hour. Cauuln, llurrir t'ui iy, June ‘ii, I bill-wtf. €oliec, Collect A niBSII lutofßlO, Jv, Mocll.Ju.tiiiTlvlns .1 A iinrSJ OCNBV.nmn to DO'd. COOPER’S WELL, Blinda Comity ni^Mppi M THI3 nutc.d Watering Place is open . throughout the jf.,r, for tho reception of visitors. I;; M•■; \y 1 LI.IA MS, J unc i— and wlm Proprietor. GEORGIA CASSIMEHKB. 2,000 Yard* Brown Georgia mailo Cassimeres, 2,000 Grfy Qeorgia-made < assimarer, FOR SALK JiV .3. If. BSAWIEI.it; CIO. 177. Rr- , l fit. Columbus, On. May ‘.'2— dwtf Office Mobile & C irard ’.R. Cos. Gin Ann, Al*., May Ist, 1861. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of tho Company te , iho election of n President arid fix Diroo;.. i.q will bo held at tho Depot, in Girard, Alabama, on Wednesday, tho third d<y of July next, nt li)>i ->Vluck A. M. Stookhuld- Oi.i will ho piuHod ov>. r tlsjo road troo, to and from this meeting. By order of tho Board. A. B. HOLT, may B—dw2m. fceoretoiy. TAXES, TAXES! THE Books uro now open for Receiving Tax Returns. Ail properly > wned on tho tetiuit., will have to bo res untied, including nil wild lands In any part of the State, with No. District and county. Ofiioo at Redd, Juhiisou, & Cos. if AAC T. BROOKS, IL ooivi r Ri.turns Muacogcu Cos. April 9 dwtf. Ju*l IkccivcfS A LOT O V I- A i 13 MANTILLA)*, Will) | ■lnevevs Kiyle? Tiavadlnji l>t< Qoodw, with Biutcrs. Figured and liinihroi.irreit f’uuired ami •• 11 Togo Ansjlui Nt vv ytylcaHair Ntite; Black (;int(i L -oh I’or Pica? Tiiumi iu-•. And Variout! o:;n:rariiule.'t w hit h wu tiller nt very ro'taonoblr pricra. lterpet ifullv, 44a no 1 iitini. 1; tt into. NOTICE. I have opened n new M A l'% UFAOT U HIM G and UK PAIRING Carriage k i iblislmicnt on Oglethorpe r'. ut, cpp„iiile Prid fioltih ‘V v ■i; gen, Iluiia ... tin’s., B tables, and ain t . ..il lug 1. T 1 J- egOßfTingto tho CARR IA <#E BUMNESF utFAllt PLlK.'lv’. I h.a,.’ full sot us old and compctcntwoikmon. Tho patronage of my friends .... 1 lho public generally respectfully . olicited. ftb. y—dwti JNO. O. McKEE. GOODS I’tffi MILITARY IAIIORMS CAN BE HAD OE THE :E4OLE iiilMlFM'lTltiMi (;0 COLUMBUS, GEO. VV E !irn inaViii;c titt •-© A* in L.rge quontltlen, * * oft*very !.*.-: >!;ie rrt r. light ‘ *l dark Grey, Green, Jj-c U..-. I*.ti• •■t v. i.:liit)g to tuchamt tan iflv upon having Un it urtb'ttt lined | lumpily. Wean* iii .ou: i. utt* ust.ul varit‘!i.> of Coir r n Goods, 1- t Hhei tin?. i.'oluinbuß Fatitlons (stripes 7 H Shirting. (.Vuiubiw I'.tahinus (finic> ) OMnatmigo \ • !, m .-. ;) Van. - Hu*. f,,> in ito I?. Osnahmgt No ‘i it •/!; Houtliem Gotinr.r.tte i> ‘A to 1.te..; Wrappl'T Twiif. wm a Thread 3st*c*. Wolle*si <4ofis, Truckfer Trcv m . .Liana of various |> ‘u rn*; N t'gro K- < toy , A 11. 1 . rtitutherul.lusey—striped goods for wontcu’a wear We uffi;r Ihc*-- ‘ • r. - .’ I I in". lOyer ..ut will be discount .1 from t li G noinitia bills it rcitdiLiiitc is m.i.’n p omptlv on receipt oi’luvoice. . jiiii 111 ssmi | . • s.lfLßMffifl&StflPrS, iXJNDEK COOK’S HOTEL,) OK.B/;WB IT , A. 1 ‘. ■ i c.. i:s)il in (ofi.t otr frit ntte Hie fill Idle pen* V Mttiiy ii .• v. It. w. a very ,Jt:-.’.rabbi stock us STAP’ AND FANCY .1, . -*1 - : .| r- > ;>r. i r •■•• Is for I/olir-i, I Iti.ti Dr. -if I ; <ir mil- 7. i.obiue; flnregira: 1 Am- . -e; Or. ■ Pro > In Juf.onei! j All *tit* Ira.at *Av:r* >< r ‘ •• M• . • i Ilnßi ‘li, •r-rN b --i ‘ **-■ ;.. -. i..-r Hi* i ii.ii/lie-’ •: • ‘• i oi Mourning I'Vl:o;iS.fi' 5 lIS j 1.-ji-i:. Jncoiiot, l.'fo*n, and Muoirjilchf'i-.ta 1 Pine Kiutmiidr-red IJandlterchlefil. liunmiti to:d and Piumdo HOSIERY, GLOVE.:, &c. < rev e|, K'dlto V ■; HpIP, aiuplfl iik.l double /i plivrund ft-ti tiuro! VVool; i'roc!*oi Cord and Nee : db “j iinibroitu.iiiiK l-'b ?*<*, 6tMS , SO Ut t ‘TIC nad ss. wr.iTci v coons, can- i !i I a** t rinntle:i,i-ri , a l tiimahin-. ioc 1 > ll: • • o.in h, Cnibrellua, l'eruflola, Jj c. 800T 1 • &SI J.OES A FINE STOCK. For boili I.all< • and itenilr rncnj aJaa, n good stock I of negiu riiuni. N litis, < J'lSt la. .II ;irt s . , ('< ft i her y OlnxMtv it, Hu ~ it.-, kr, Hos which tv*--w >, ‘0 tn m -ml. ’> .i.ufct u<ioiui'"> i dating a nne :also, VVh Ice op u f-ne atm kof GIIO C E 111 ES, Sugar, CofFen. Halt,Tobacco, HnufT, f!igia, i ...r, Rite. 11:0 on, hi-r.r, ITvb Candli.u, PirkGrt, E**rar.ta,PrewrvMA*:. Which we willacll uttiie lowcat price# lor CASH. Pur*fo; ora in -n. Ii ofu Kid bar# Ins ami good nt tb -h or. invitml to uuuiiiic our rock before buying •daewhare CODY, IT. EM IN ‘* A SWIFT. I CrlumhuH, April 1. ISol—dwtf. homiTinsurangb I ! pmC.MArtI.NTS AND FIVE It RDKH taken Teas: HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Ol- COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. ! All eluliiifl f>r lue u • promptly adj'-cu-d and paid without unm-i .omary <1 May or etuouwee. AiMCyto u !• WII.G'i X, Hee'y. Ii; /-OAcvin tb.- * ‘ ttfiha Btu ko? C*luiribu. (jluuibuej o. 1- .1 n Trey Manufacturing t>. ... •"** dM • yt -<• V ’ ■■ I /'•’ ’ ■> A* ’ ‘buUlhive It n.io Oil-or. il hat we Ummmu-* an- fliiil iiiariuf uituring largely for wbo e- AL mCe and retailtlie following artbl l e. vir,~ ripy-t b-or.’,!:. itie:-'’ -, W ‘ den Ware Muti* •- o, 4* , we are aeliitig ul 1 w price# for the ! CaMH, regardle -■ • oft ho 1 urifl’ Hmil.-tfl will find it to tlieiriuicc t to call on u. I- Kcuding their *r ---• der* to loruigu murku* . • -mb ordn ‘ will receive I prompt atti-ntion: JEFFEIIHON 4'■ HAMILION. Ooluinbua, March Sf'.th—dtf. All papera In which we advertise copy porrhange. DRY GOODS, FREE OF DUTY. McFHILLIPS, Wnin.nCAM, THE ATTENTION OP CAHH IH VEII.-t to hi. NEW STOCK OP Spriug and Slimmer (ioods, nor L't'.r Juhi in time to come in fVeu.of duty! An clfganiftaaortraent of DKSiSS GOODS, It.eluding the latest ’novelttea In Muslins, Hop!ins, Scarboro Mixtures, Moeina Cloth, Materials for Muits, Ac. LJiawls, T’alnute andDueters. te'aflhmHra Scarfs, Barege Scarfs. Homesputia and Sheetings, Billow Case Linens, L L Linens of ©very kind. FANCY torn, HUMMING*, HOSIERV, KMBROIDKUV. LACKS, Ami Fashionable Goods 01 every style. iT. MoP. CONTINUES TO SELL AT i ’ 0 U ::;1 Small Advance on <’ot! K7"NO ADVANTAGE Jti Wi.i 1 t.i .rn us the tireuimtianre* of Uie ibvurublf time ofpurchase. it Vll KHALI. SHAKE THE BBNKFIT AT .M VSONIC iiALL BUILDING, Id!) Gioail Street, Columbus. mu SYSTEM OF BUSINESS IS Small Profits and Ono Price! WITHOUT VAIHATION. .. A.; .. -iVL’3;-*K£X3L,r.IP>S S .?•:? S.'-’orsti-ntrccl. MASONIC HALL mrrLDIN.t. , May 6th, 1861. ddwtf A 1 UiiK OLD STAND 58 ITrontl street, reduction in Prices of ...;SOS Hit AV SHAKER’S V MACIiII\iK>, ti tiii MsoUim ila rs ;,. • “’.t tbri!’ r prices oi from 10 tu 16 !.; according to style of pattern. All Macbiuos warranted. . , . n tltrr Guini tny Is one Oftbe tdtlcel • ii. .‘.'the oiqrinatiiru and directuii . ut.-ted the field nt an narlyday, V. 1, . Wing M iGimt o w . re almost lu their fintuta v. h. > iirtni'!'iuure wi: more ot an expert l! i ■ by step it Itatprugree ....-; 11. tht vidop.iieiii oltbf trade and the perfect i.i. lii..* rs; tailing advantage ol allposi- Iptation and inotll ; i- Ml oi •.!. !itiii-ry, it Jins enjoyed the exclu . in 1 invenfive genius of one persou ui t fi. Wi! . in o Grover) by which It bits breit rd 111 !>••• •i:M'.iiof prlvilegt’s and patents that •v. 1 ; ten. - i-.t. uliar andexclusivsexrvl itßdw. 1 .•i’l* GioveiJf’ B-.ker Machine is lly anderetoed i.y tuy: •! ii. ill o: youmr; there is nothing in its nnui •- ■ -ui !•■ .! Hi.’ iinp'.. . 1 mind may not grasp, amt , ~ 1. m. ;• ■ uiii-u. i. 01 lime and memory witlismix* ill ;. nn; on..- xlntwiiig, white nth ui.li .|i iro u.i or throe lessons; frequently we •! 1 ;l -•-. only ton years of age, op- rating tlm .. 1 ” • i.-.L'i.t -eaniH without aesistanee. . in. aie aimi.t to purchase, are repectiul . .1 ! .• ..1 i..r theuiselvee, w ... tin .1 : •1 - tyiMc, ii is butter fur yuii tu pui- 1 ic ... ! : Agent, than from Ped : v . .v - . ‘tii li;.. country with cheap K l- wins Mnchims. “• BXTH, Agent. .; . KOROIA . tVlHtnllW*!. NtIV. 1. IHJO-MJWtf. HRiIiIMRT & CHAPMAN, AT Till: <>H> f'TAND OF J > ‘. IKTH dte IST AGKEIs ÜBALERO IN m ~ W.DICINES, d’ainly, &c. i * J We liavo a largo and {/yjs; c'-’inplete stock einbra . ... ••>!>'. the Ufit articlesf UngliEh, French and iicimifacture, among w hich are Oils of all Kindii, Austin’s White Kerosene Oil, L -ndroth’s Freeh Garden Seedi, Spic s, Soda, Gelatine, Win to ana Gray Potash, Perfumery, Soaps and : Articles of ail kinds, Fishing Tackle, &c, V. t. .. ii-- I. ippyto s-’iv.* as uualallufi our oi ii. Ki.) nt-w oim-s h> luuy favor iis with tlilr paironagt). TO CASH CUSTOMERS, A- v hr rut,tii w*olfjr equalladuceuenis to of any liouoe in the city. ’ -! A T & CHAPMAN, iIUUGGISTS, COLUiaBU,', OKOROIA, I’obruurvHili. lflf.l—dwlv &c. I V,T 1 1 BE REMEMBERED THAT SHERMAN & 00. \ 111 on b un! und ■ ady to give good bargain# In VttlH. S, UAItNESi, ..mitllllNIM! JH Leather, &c., &c. Ft . tho Cash or App,oved Credit 11 W- • irn■■u?ly re.jui-at of tlioao who are in debt U> “• to •-• ‘i ihiruu->iiiniea* soon an poaalble. SHERMAN & CO. No IMllroid Hireoi <.'nlumbua.Ua. ( uluinbua, F-'bruary7, IWll.—dwif Puio’oi with whmii wo advertlae pluaaecopy. F : i-y ausl othor grades Flour, ’ . i I’ M! “ ‘ !vr. daily expected, Air eale at -w • ** v. eiii.vl ltdv;itii ii for the < ’Halt. B BARN ABIY RUMP & MESS PORK. N t \ IIARREI.H FOR SAFE BY MAUN ARD. GEORGIA—TaIbot County: yotlce to Ceiiioi K and Dredltors.—All lN i"’ •niindt v ,, d to the estate of John I) >itglaae If. -li, !••*< of fluid county, are requested to i, , •, iimu'-iliate I'liymcni,- und all tboau having de iM.irnl-* •'■-- tilin’ • tldcHGtte will prefcnt them tome du :.ii-.li< urn ii 1 -<1 within the time (treacribed bylaw, nr they will not be paid. (JkIOKUF, A. DOUGLASS. Adm’r. May 27J8C1— wlOd UKOIUIIA, Marlon county. David N Ilurkhalii r, 1 In the matter of the probate ProMoini'i r “I the I nfthe Will of John Burl ini Will it ml Ti'-i.-i- ‘lHlter, deceaard, in role mil incut of John Murk from Mit ion Court of Ordl liulter, dec’d• j nnry, Aug. Term, 1601. •J<’ * Urnry -I. inn.-v. Tlminaa Ivey.i nd hia will* J iJuiu i lvey.Harriet M. Ifall, Samuel M. Halt, J II Iliill. Mathew R. flail, Rebecca Hall, Mark It If,li .fii e Had.nn.l Elvira Hall, all Ofthe county ■’- ‘ ■ rp ii; Mary F McKinney and Adam McKinney if the --I-miv of Talheti Averllla McKinney of the inMiiiv of Marion* llenry McKinney a minor who - out ol ih Brate i.(Georgia, heira atlaw and next of kin of John Ruikhaiter, deceasedi - yon are lit-mjby no and and admonished to be Hod appner be for- Hi*! Court of Or Unary of said county to be hold dm (he drst Monday in August noxt, then and tbgXe l-i w|iii!**n proceedingaln the probate of tbv wiifo t Jobii Buikjiulier, in aolmeti ftma m rieatla. Witm-kS my hand and official aiguarure, title Ap’ 16 it MAT.POM HAIR OrflTtiary. aprl 9A>wßm
