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TELEGRAMS OF THE WEEK TUESDAY. Special to the Times. Baltimore, June JO. Six Regiments passe I through here in thirty four hours. Jxr f k nsox Cirv, Juue SO. Attorney General Nott declines to take the oath of alleghnoe, and is held prisouer. St. Louis, June JO. The jury here returned a verdict in the ease of the late shooting of the Citizens, by the Uni ted States soldiers, that it was done without prov ocation. N*w York, June JO. The gossip of tho N. York Tost says, that a New Jersey Regiment while pussing through Baltimore, was greeted with cheers for Jtff. Da vis. Tho g asip us the Tribune says, that Col. Al ton of tbo New York First Regiment, has been arrested by Gen. Butler. Butler’s loyalty is strongly suspected. The Regular officers arc preparing a petition for his removal. Tho New York Regiment is clamorous fur tho saute object. Rotb Regulars and Volunteers decline to ut tack in battle under Butler. Rich no sn, July 1. About 30 Federal prisoners were brought hero this morning. Captured last week at eea by 15 Maryland* rs. Apparently reliable reports state that Commo dore Hollins, at Baltimore, devised tbo plan for seizing the steamer St. Nicholas, plying between Baltimore oud Philadelphia. Capt. Thomas disguise d # as a ‘.female, with sev eral others, took passugeTor Philadelphia, and ut some point below Baltimore, Commodore Hollins with others, went on board, h'ubscqrsent ly tho whole party armed themselves and took charge of the steamer ith little oppoait'on they took a Baltimore Ur 4 ue freighted with 3000 bags of Coffee and a Schooner laden with 200 tons of ice for Wash ton, and another schooner with 200 tons of coal for the Federal fleet. They brought the St. Nich lui, Barque and 2 schooners into the Rappa hunnock and landed above the Confederate bat teries. Tho St. Nicholas is a valuable mail steam er believed to have on board interesting dispatch es, money aud valuable freight. The prizes are ®afely secured and arc valued at about $400,000. Commodore Hollins with the Commander of the St. Nicholas arrived here this afternoon. Report says that Capt. Thomas was disguised u* a French lady, and Hollins, recognized her as a Parisian acquaintance many years ago. A long French conversation ensued, aud at one o’clock Saturday night the party appeared thoroughly armed with pistols, cutlasses, Ic. aud took possession w the steamer. Universal gratification is expressed at ibis acbiovment. Mark A. Cooper and <l. B. l.amar&re in Rich mond. Several workshops in the Penitentiary were burned this afternoon. We have had reasonable ruins in this vicinity during tho past few days. There is nothing of interest from Manassas, Winchester or Yorktown. WEDNESDAY. Special to tho Time*. Richmond, July 2. A card from the British Consul, in Richmond, states that tho British schooner Tropic Wind, lately seised by the Federal fleet in Hampton H-jads and sent to Washington, has boon releasej and has gone ba k in charge of the master of ih vessel. Washington, July 2. Capt. Craven commands the Potomac flotilla, in place of Ward, killed on the Freeborn. The Freeborn is so badly crippled, it is supj.* sod sbe will be condemned. Fourteen Confederate scouts attacked the Fed eral pickets at fchater’s Hill, killing one and wounding one. The Ship 61. Nicholas has been seised by her Southern passengers. No diplomatic appointments alii be consider ed until after the adjournment of Congress. Henry C. Ilarucs, a citiz u of Richmond was killed while attacking the Federal pickets near Alexandria. The war steamers Pocahontas and Pawnee have sailed for Matthias Point. Tribune Gossip eays a forward movement is impossible until a further supply of wngons if obtained, which will probably be by the fifteenth of July. The Times says contest for Speakership is be coming exciting, chances favoring Grew and im perilling Forney, who is working for Blair. Herald says the Government does not regard the occupation of Harper’s Ferry of any conse sequence, everything being destroyed there. Journal of Commerce says recent developments indicates that Scott intends no forward move ment into Virginia this summer. Iu Washing ton, oa Saturday, it was generally believed the Federalists would advance the ensuing week, but Scott desired military control over Baltimore be fore leaving so as to leave no enemy in his rear. Four Regiments arrived last night, making 51,000 men. A largo force is advancing to support the Southerners. Blair, iu reply to a serenade, called the Mary land Legislature a copperhead, spoke tauntingly of Southern chivalry amusing itself with picking off Federal pickets; declared himself for the war till no enemy was left, abominated all com promises, and lauded Lyons. Wasdingtojt, July 2. The Federalists want to take Fairfax by tLe 4th of July. The Southerners are running cars within ten miles of Alexandria. Coofe lorate steamer Ueorgo Page is cruising iu the vicinity of Acquia Creek. Col. Stone is to occupy Maryland higlits, com manding Harper’s Ferry. Wm. lirent of South Carolina, and Henry Scott of Maryland, have been arrested as spies. Fremont has b:n commiaioued as a regular Major General, rankir g next to McClellan. Orders have boon given to supply the whole force both sides of the Potomac with six days ra tions extra. Patterson's delay in advancing keeps every thing waiting. The Government have decided -to take him out of the way. It is believed tho general advance will occur on the 4th of July. Baltimore, July 2. The Steamer St. Nicholas was captured in the bay last night by Commodore Hollins & others, who went aboad disguised as women. They took three other vessels after capturing the steamer ani carried them into Fredericksburg. Memphis, July 2. Express arrived from Little Itock brings news that Missouri ia overrun by Federalist*, Illinois Lincolnitcs possess towns on each side of the Mis souri River. Lane and Montgomery inarching for the Indian country. Springfield, 111., July 1. The town is filled with Federate intending to nvade Arkansas by way of Fayottoville. McCulloch proclaims, calling Arkansiur.s to rendezvous at Fayetteville promptly, drive back the invaders and sustain Missouri. Graf tor, July 2. Skirmishing still continues but the details arc suppressed. St. Louis, July 2. The nine Missourian# who blew upthe.bridgcs, were arrested at Chillicothe and put in jail. The P.oneer Overlaid Mail leaves for Califor nia to-day. The telegraph is progressing and ‘ emigration is beuvy. At last advices Jaoksou was ar Stockholm with 2000 troops. Fortress Morrok, July 2. Two rogiaents will advance to Newport bridgo to-morrow. It is raining lucesiantly.* Col. Cary Jones of Hampton, has boon arrest od in conscqucnco of letters found on tbo prizo Tropic Wind, implicating several notables. An attack on Newport News was preveuted last night, only by tho incessant rain. Alexandria, July 2. hero are no indicatii ns of advance from hero. There was another skirmish to-day, and two Federal pickets killed. Hagerstown, July 2. Two Soutoern regiments at Harper’s Ferry do stroyed the balanco of the railroad bridge, cross ci over to Maryland, capturing many boats. Denver City, June 25. Secession forces left hero to-day to rendezvous near Cherry Creek. They arc well armed and equipped, and propose taking Forts Wise and Garland, whero there is deposited much valuable property and money. Louisville, July 2. Burnett and Brockinridge are en route for Washington. Powell will also go. Three half filled companies of Russcau’s regi ment have gone into camp at Silver Creek op posite Louisville, iu IndUua. Their exodus ex cited mure laughter than indignation. They were a very rag-tailed set. Baltimore, July 2. S-neo 2 o’clock this morning, startling pro ceedings have taken place. A detachment of artillery and infantry wero posted in Monument Square, Exchange Place, Eighth Ward, Broad way and other points, beforo day light. All the Board of Police, except the Mayor, were nr*, rested, on tho plea that a plot had been discov ered. The Now York correspondent of the Baltimore Sun of Saturday, says tho Officers and crov of the Savannah are comfortably situated in tho Toombs, and appear cheerful snd hopeful of an early release. Some of tho Y. N. Morning papers have raised their prices of subscription- State Convention of friends of pcaco, in Dela ware Ijeld at Dover on Thursduy was very [nu merously attended; Ex. Gov Tetuplo presided as sisted by 31 Vice Presidents. Tbo first resolu tion declares iu favor of peace and deprecates civil war, and prefers tho acknowledgment of tho in dependence of the Confederacy to any attempt to couqu r and hold them as subjugated provinces. Other resolutions denouncing Lincoln and ex pressing thanks and gratitude to Bayard aud Saulisbury, were unanimously and enthusiasti cally adopted. First Maryland new wheat appeared in Balti more on Friday. New York, July 2. The Times has a letter from Russell denying tho report that his correspondence bad boon tam pered with in tho South. Cotton firm to-day, with an upward tendency, 1,200 bales sold at 14?*. Independence, Mo., July 2. Ten thousand Missourians crossed at Maray’s, one hundred miles north of Independence, and are there preparing to advance. New port News, July 2 Four hundred disabled volunteers were dis charged to day. Harper’s Ferry, July 2. Johnson is at Wichogter, with 15,000 men.— McClellan with 1,000 Federalists is within 20 miles waiting for reinforcements. New Orleans, July I. Tho enemy have seized the telegraphic instru ments at Pass a Loutre. Ihe Brooklyn left tho bar yesterday and the Confederate war steamer Sumter went to sea. Tho Operator at the South West Pass saved tho instruments, although they had a guard over him ah-mt 28 hours. The tele graph office at tho head of the Pass, is hourly ex pected t) bo attacked. THURSDAY. Special to the Times. Richmond, July 3. Joseph Laid icy an eminent chemist, and for merly druggist bad his Lead and arms awfully mangled to-day by an explosion of fulminating powder at the percussion cap manufactory in this city from the effects of which he died in stant y. Robert E. Taylor bis assistant was seriously wounded. Passenger* report that Gens. Oadwalladcr and Patterson crossed tbo Potomac yesterday morning with a joint force of 32,000 men. Also report that Gen. Johnson left Winchester yes terday afternoon to meet tho invading forces.- And further report t at an engagement took place at Shepherd's Ford yesterday between a Virginia Regiment under Col. Jackson and tbo enemy. Jackson fell buck on Martinsburg, cap turing 40 cavalry, and killing Rtid wounding many—number not ascertained. General im pression that we are on tho evo of important events. Tho New Yolk World publishes a letter from Fort Pickens, confirming tho capturo of the English Bark Etna, with rifled oannon for tho Confederate?; also tho capture *of the privateer sLearner Webb. • The Baltimore Sun confirms the occupation of Baltimore, and tho seizure of tho Board of Po lice Commissioners. Gen. Banks in a'proclam ation states that ho received orders to do so from Washington. A Washington correspondent of the Sun eaya there is between 50 aud £O,OOO soldiers iu aud about Washington. About fifty Members of tho Federal Congress had arrived. The Boston Commercial Bulletin states fail ures in that city last week fourteen; in N. York, twelve; in Philadelphia four. President Davis publishes a proclamation in the Examiner this morning announcing tho ad mission of Tennessee into tho Confederacy as complete as the other States. l ight at Mathias'Point Tho Fredericksburg Herald, of Friday even ing, publishes the following report of a fight at Matthias’ Point, on Thursday night, but docs not vouch for its accuracy : It is stated Aiat a party of tho Federal forco landed from one or more vessels, with saml-bags, apparently for tbo purpose of putting up some defences. Alter landing they were attacked by the Spar ta Guards and Caroline Grays, and repulsed.— We are informed that oof tho Federal troops wore killed, sotno 12 or 14 drowned, aud that irons 15 to 20 had taken to the woods, where they were dodging about like scared partridges. The only darnago on our side is said to boa fle.sh wound on the chock of one of our men. 1 be guns of the Vessel wero not fired lest their own might bo killed. Tho Fredericksburg News make* tho follow ing statement: The enemy lunded at Mathias Point last night in large force with sund bags to erect a battery. Our boys routed them—killed six, drowned tn,/tnd tbo rest escaped, leaving 2U in the woods, and tho troopers are still hunting thorn like wild turkeys. Eiiblil liaison'..,D Drisiui bile the tu-t. The Richmond Dispatch of July Ist says: A quartermaster direct from the fu'ene of ac th.n informed an officer of Gen. Wise’s Brigade, that on Friday, as Capt. Ashby and his brother were proceeding along a road with 14 men of their troop, thirty mile* beyond Romney, they were accosted by a man who represented him self to be a deserter, and professed a willingness to conduct tho squad to a position where they t bey could take some prisouer*. The offer was accepted, the men proceeding ou under the gui dance of tho deperter, till they arrived at a point in tho road wliero tho squad was divided each half taking different direction*. Very shortly thereafter the deserter led them to a placo wh.re they were surrounded by fifty of the enemy, who called upon them to surrender. This demand was replied to by a discharge of their arms, which was returned very promptly by the Hessians. In a short time the remainder of the squad rejoined the comrades and united their exortions in repelling the enemy. In this they were suc cessful, 18 of the Hessians having been killed. Two of Ashby’s men wero killed outright, and a number wounded. Capt. A. received four severe wounds, and bis horse fell dead as he was leaving the field, which the enemy rsn from and escaped across a small river to trade pursuit. SATURDAY. Special to the Times. Lynchburg, Va ,July 4th. I leave here to-day in command of two Ala bama and two Louisiana Companies to work heavy artillery at Manassas. R. A. HARDAWAY. Augusta, July 4th. Passengers to-day from York River Railway and Yorktown report affairs quiet but stirring times expected. lltcuMOND, July 4. Passongors from tlio above point confirm the roport of the invasion, by Cadwallader and Pat terson and state that an action bud occurred at Martinsburg between about 700 Confederate troops under Col. Jackson aud six or seven thou sand Federal troops in which two or three Con federates were killed and about 17 wounded Forty two FeJerals were made prisoners and quite a number killed and wounded. This account most probably refers to the en gagement reported yesterday. It is thy general impression that if Patterson docs not retire a bloody conflict will soon result, ns Johnson, with a largo force, Is pushing forward to meet the Federal*. Louisville, July 4. Fifty-five hundrod Confederate troops, includ ing 10UO Tennesseans, 2000 Arkansians and 800 Kentuckians are at Ytllcvillc, Ark., with ten pieces of flying artillery. Tho indications aio that an advance on tho Hessians with about 20,000 men, every able bodied man in Southern Missouri enrolling. Not a word of confirmation o* Patterson’* dis patch has been received- The dispatch was tele graphed here yesterday noon, details of such an affair would not be withheld. Tho usual morning report froui*tho Kart failed to-day, aud last night's midnight dispatch con tained nothing. The invaders evidently lmd no thing encouraging. Hartford, Conn., July 4. Ex-Gov. Seymour offered resolutions in the House of Representatives in tho Connecticut Leg islature, upholding tho Confederate States. 11 is resolution was supported by eighteen fearless democrats. Wheeling, Va., July 4. Both House* have organized. Pierpont’a mes sage with Foderal documents recognizing the Stale, wore read. Twenty-seven thousand dol lar* of Virginian's tunney was seised by the Wheeling traitors. Niw Yore, July 4. The Solferiuo, captured bf the Vandalia, has arrived. A Southern privateer captured the transport Hannah Baleh oft’ llattera*. Nashvii.i i., July 4. The up and down passenger trains on tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad wero seized this morning at Camp Trucsdalc, near Mitcbcll ville,by order of Maj. Gen. Anderson, and brought to this city, ‘lbe managers bad taken all tbo engines and rolling stock except a few cars to Louisville, against which policy wo bad remonstrated and this rciruro was a necessity to protect ourselves. Gen. Anderson informed tbo agent here that no further seizures would bo made, and that trains shall puss uninterruptedly. Louisville, July sth. By u lute arrival the Loudon Money Mm Let Review say*: We have habitually regarded the United Stale* ua a provider of cotton whereby four millions of our population subsisted. Let us not forget we must now transfer this foelii g to the Confederates. Wasuikoton, July 4th, Etheridge is elected Clerk of tho Houso. The .Senate is organized. Iu the Senate Breckinridge of Kentucky, Polk of Mo., Johnson of Henn., Kennedy ami Pearce “f Md., are in their teats Credentials presented of Lam; Pomeroy for long term from Kansas, Browning of 111., aud McDougal of Cal. Copies of Navy contracts have been demanded; notice was given of bills for employment of vol unteer*, enforcing law*: increasing the military establishment, to promote a more efficient or ganization ofthe Volunteer force undir the ti tle of the Uuited Nutio nal Guard. Dickens has resigned his Secretaryship. In tho House 150 member* answered to thoir names. Colfax withdrew from the contest for speaker; Hickman nominated Blair, tho gallciies applau ded; Grow was also nominated. No choice on fust ballot. Blair withdrew. On tho second ballot Grow 98, liluir 11, Crittenden 12. Alexandria quiet. Two .Souther,u balloons rc cowaoiuring in sight. Boston, July 5. Thcro has been u great conflagration in Last Boston,in which was consumed wharves and salt warehouse, Suffolk Mills, iron foundry and ma chine shops, sectional dock, marine railway, murine and chemical warehouse, ono hundred dwellings, immense amount of lumber aud ma rine store.I', 1 ', moulds for Curtis’ new gun bout, four vessels totally, five partially, and twelve dwell ings elsewhere iu the city. far. Louis, July 5. Official information places /.elgle ut Mount Vernon, Lawrcuce County, with u strong forco, and Jackson across the Kansas line. Louisville, July 5. No good* going forward. Merchants gener ally withdrawing .stocks from tho depots. It is determined to rend no train beyond Bowling Green at present. Directors aro undecided as to the Memphis Branch, but on neither road will trains go beyond the Statu line. Norfolk, July I. The remains of Win. W. 80-Iwick, of tho Gulf City Guards, of Mobile, left for Alabama to-day. Richmond, July 5. Winchester correspondent f the Examiner, of July 2d night, says, last night a large body of theeuemy crossed the Potomac, some übovo ar.d some below Williamsport, six iu.loh east of Mar tiiuburg. Col Jackson advauced to meet them. The vanguard of the enemy uorisisted of u com pany of 85 meD, distributed 15 in front, 3‘J two hundred yard* in rear, and 40 a quarter mile. The first 15 surrendered without a contost, next 30 fired a few shots and surrendered; of tho 40 remaining, four wore taken prisoners, seventeen killed, nineteen wounded. Meantime main body of the enemy came up, and the battle lasted un hour aud a half. Both parties fell hack. Col. Jackson took up position near Martinsburg.— Confederates had 8 killed and 11 wounded; the enemy 70 killed, 00 wiunded. and 50 prisoners. Special to the Charleston Courier. Important from Kichiaond. Richmond, July 2. Hub. Henry May, who defeated Winter Davis tor Congrea# in Baltimore, ban arrived in this city, and been in conference with President Davis and the Confederate authorities, looking proba bly to the deliverance of Maryland. Col. Maxcy Gregg’# Regiment ban arrived here, en route for Charleston, their term of enlist ment having expired on the Istinst. A bloody uffair occurred in Baltimore ou . on day night, between the Twenty-Second New York Regiment and the Baltimorean-. One of tho Now Yorker# wa- killed, and rcveral citizens wounded. iiATKR.—The news from Baltimore is highly important. The city is filled with Lincoln troops, and the citixeni aro restrained to their houses. Cannon command the principal streets, and an outbreak of the populace is daily expected. It is •aid that orders have been given to burn the oily should Johnston defoat Cadwallader and enter on Maryland soil. In tho Eighth Ward Confederate flags have been thrown to the breeze from the Louies of pa triotic citizens. Tho windows are Oiled with citi zens who avow their determination to resist to the death any attempt to takedown the flag.-. The war feeling is intense. Richmond is boiling over with excitement to night, in consequences of the report that John ston and Cadwallader arc approching each other. A battle is expected within twenty four hours. - Cadwallader has, it is said, a forco of 32,000 men Lively times may bo expected. MONDAY. Special to the Times. UY TilK SOUTHERN LINK. Richmond, July sth. Passenger* from Fredericksburg report that the oargo of ice recently oapturod was sold for four thousand dollars, also, that heavy fixing was hoard ou Thursday last about Mathias Point. ANOTHER VICTORY. Richmond, July sth. Passengers from Manassas Junction and tho neighborhood of Winchester, report that Confed erate forces under Johnson had ropulsod tho Federal columns under Cadwallader and Pnttor teraou throe times with considerable slaughter and had driven them into Martin burg. John son sent word to the uui.ties at Martinsburg to remove the women and children and that ho Intended to shell tho town. It is believed that a.-. inguloary fight occurred there on Thursday night and Friday morning. No statement is given of the killed, wounded or prisoners on either side. IfjMarUnth.irg is on tho Hultim >ro X Obi > Rail road. IIY TUK WK'TI.UN LINK. Lombyili.f., July 5. ! The Indianapolis 15th Regiment with a com pany of Cavalry has arrived armed with Sharps Carbines an 1 revolvers. They loavo to day fr Virginia. Washington, July 5. Patterson is reported us having reached Mar* tinslmrg yesterday. • Confederate loss ut the river Art killed. Tho Confederate* arc in position eight miles from tho river prepared for a renewal of tho fight. Mallory of Koatncky nominated Nthoridgo, tho Tonnes,-co trait* r. Washington, July 5 A bill has b-on introduced in tho Senate pro v-d'iig for the e niil-va;lon id’ tho properly of civil and military officers above tho rank if I Lieutenant and disqualifying them from holding I ax orti.ui of profit or honor, fiio properly <t tho traitor* will be applio 1 in restoring t!..i l’n iou. Tho resigning Clerk is Joseph Nicholsm and Rot Ashbury Dickens. Fortress Monroe, July 5. Couwii idoro Striugham ha* refused to recognize a II ig of truce bearing tho British Consul who wished to visit iltim *ro ou otfi.dul business. Richmond, July <>. Pusouger.-i who reached boro lust night report ; a skirmish at Newport New* on Thursday night, ! [4th.] 150 L misianians under Lieut. Col. Drenx, j rooonuoiioring, encountered a New York Regi ment and a brink tiro was kept up between thorn I for J iiuo time. Three Confederate* wore killed, including Lieut. Col. Droux. Tho number of tho enemy killed and wounded is not yot known. Passeugcrs also report heavy tiring in namo direction on tho morning of the sth. Tho Petersburg Express of this morning ro port skilling of Col. Derussoy, but this must boa mistake, .a* Col, Dorussey loft Richmond for Yorktown Thurs i t . Droux is undoubtedly the officer killed. Cold mu us, Ohio, July 0. There arc 20 Virginia prisoners here. Washington, July (i. Cameron ami Fremont hnvo gone to Fortress Monroe. Johnson i* seven miles from Martinsburg in force. Tho general advance is not yet made.— Tho Southern forces are still approaching tho Federal lines. A general movement will occur during tho ensuing week. Patterson’s whole force is at Murtiusliurg. Tho Federal pickets fired on each other, killing one. McClellan is reported within two day* of Mar tinsburg, and Johnson within threw miles with 4,000 les* than tho Federal forties. A loan v, July 0. The .Steamer Now World look flro and sunk. One whole square was burnt, two Freight De pot*, and Elevator* and ono Passcngor Depot, 50 freight car.*, (forty-four of them loaded,) and five canal Boat* burnt. Loss hull u million dollars. Several lives lost at the Boston fire. A large lire iu Pittsfield, Mas*., loss $30,600. j Also a large lire in Milwaukiu, loan SIOO,OOO. Richmond, July 6. ! P.i ougcrfju.vt hi rived bore confirmed the kill- ; log of 1.1. Col. Droux nt Now Port Nows on Thursday. Private Morgan Kenedy of Now Or- | leans has also been killed. Passengers from Winchester to-day deny the roport brought hero yesterday by Ex-Gov. Lowe, , < f Maryland and other intelligent pastengers, j about a battle between Johnson nod Puitersoi s ! forces near Martinsburg on Thursday. Passen gers to-day agree that Patterson is ut Martins burg, and Johnson about 6 uiilo.i oil - . .Senator I Miisou who left Johnson’* cemp on Friday after- : noon four o'clock says there has been no fighting ; since Jackson’s engagement on Motiduy or Tues day last. It is understood that J. Ai. Daniel Editor of > the Richmond Examiner and Ex Minister to Bar- ! dinia will in few days take a position in Gen. Floyd’s Htaff. A splendid burso ha* been pre- t .••ented to Mr. Daniel. Judge Meridith to-day decided to hold Hal bert a* a suspicious person. Throe prisoners brought from Manassas to day. j Judge Ragan and family reached here to-day. 1 The body of Ll. Col. Droux will he sent to New Orleans. Richmond, July 6. ; A letter receivei hero flutes that Capt. Dick ! Ashby, who made the gallant fight near Romney hts since died from lockjaw. Run mono, July 7. This morning near Aequia Creek tho Federal steamer Pocahontas fired sovcrul shot at Con fed* orate steamer Pago. The Tennessee battery re turned five shot,shot on both sides tell short, no body hurl. Morgan Kennedy ir. not injunod, as report) and, j but Mr. Huckett, a young lawyer from Shreve port was killed. Nothing new to-day from any other quarter. Special Dispatches to Bav. Morn. News. Ckdar Kkvx, July ■>. The Schooner# Funny, Bim cdc, and Three Brothers, of Now Orleans, an l Olivo Branch, of Mobile, which had been captured by tho Federal s teamer Mannaehuetts and sent a# prizes to Key West, were recaptured off Cedar Keys, on tho sth inst., by tho Florida forces. They aro load ed with ruilroad iron A bricks. Lieut. Fclden, of tho Federal Navy, and ninetoon seamen, taken prisoner# and sent to Tallahuyn e. Tho captain# and crew# of tho four vessels are here, and will be sent home. OpgnATOtt. Richmond, Juno 1. Passenger# have arrived here who left Win chester last night. They report SO killed of Put- 1 tenon's force in Tuesday engagement with Jack sons at Falling Water. Jackson's force wa54,600. On our ride there were 0 killed und 20 wounded. Patterson’# command retroured aoroes the riv er before John on could reach him. John#’ n at last accounts was at k Martinburg. fr.jlialile liunrc MtupmHiti of Gen. Jolunlti'i Minim. A number of passenger# arrived from Win chester on the Central cars yesterday, who report that early on Tuesday morning the Federal for ce -, estimated at 32,000 men, under command of General# Cadwallader and Patterson crossed the Potoiunc at .Shephard’s Perry and William# port. They statu that Col. Jackson, in command of a detachment of Gen. Johnston’s force, variously estimated at from one to four thousand men, was at tho latter place and attackod tho cn< my while they were crossing tho river. Col. Jackson is said to have killed some forty or fifty of tho Fed oral troops, and to have taken about seventy prisoners ; but being unable to cope with so largo a body, retired back towards Martinsburg, for the purpose of forming a junction with Gen. John ston. Our informants state that when they passed through Winchester, about 11 o’clock on T ucsduy night, General Johnston was thon on the way to moot the enemy with his entire command, sup posed to cuuslst of from 12 to 15,000 and tho prisoners taken by Col. Jackson wore momenta rily expected to arrive at Winchester, they hav ing been passed on the way, and their coming an nounced. Cid. Jacks n write*, we understand, that if ho had hal 5,000 more troop* ho would have contin ued to engage the enemy, instead of falling back on the main body Those facts arc abundantly confirmed, and it is reasonable to suppose that thcro was un en gagement yesterday in tho neighborhood of Mar tinsburg. From indication*, tbo 4th seem* to have boon selected u* a day for the udvanco of tho Federal troop* at all points, ami wo shall expect to hour < f nuiip i ats engagements.- Hiohmomi l>ispntvh, 4 th. i. VTKit t itt*n icvuoi* 10. New York, duly 2. Tho steamship .Etna has arrived with 238.000 in specie. Sales of Colton on Monday,Tuesday aud Wod- I nesday amounted to 80,000, of which specula- I tor* and exportois took 7,000 bal -s. Tho market ■ was firm aud unchanged. Tho Manchester Market dull and heavy.. Breadstuff* slightly lower: provisions dull. Consul* 80 ‘4 (h;80 : „ for money and 00 to DO** on account. ,Nkw York, July 2. The steamship Kvuduo Im* arrived bringing one day’s Inter nows. Sale* of cotton on Thursday 8,000 bales, spec ulators and exporter* taking 2,000 bale*.Market | quiet but steady. i lLeadstufls dull; provision* dull. Consols *amo a* yesterday. Tho House of Common* repealed tho Bill for ; tbo abolition of Church rate.* by the mating voto ! of the speaker. T’ <'ii ‘i divi.-duu under Admiral tU-yuuud | i* about to sail to for America, j New Orleans correspondence of tho London Time* says it is impossible to resist the convic tion that tbo .Southern Confederacy cannot bo mi juerod except by means us irroaistablo a* | those which subjugated Poland. At un influential meeting in London, relative to the Cuban Slave Trade, Lord Brougham de uonnoed Spanish proceedings, and recommend <•d a suspension of diplomacy until the trade was abandoned. Tim revolted Neapolitan town* Ban Maria and Yegriana, have been taken by ussiitvtt and i burned. Avery significant, article appeared simultaue- , ously in tho l’atrio and Moneteur, foreshadow | : ing tho coming recognition of tho Confederate I i Stat s. ’lho Emperor announces for himself and | other European Powers, that tho Confederacy j h i’ tho same claims to acknowledgment as tho ; new K ingdninof Italy, when it shows that it can maintain itrelf, mid international relation* can ho established with ita rulers. Bpain will observe strict neutrality in tho ; American war. Sir Henry Pulwar was dangerously 111. LATER FROM EUROPE. - ‘lbe Great Eastern arrived at Farther Point bringing Liverpool dates to tho 27th. The Hi j berniart arrived out on the 25th, and tho City of I Washington tho 26th. Sulca of cotton for three days, 32,000 bales, 10,000 to rpcculatora and exporter* Market j closed firm and unchanged, j Breadstuff* firmer with more enquiry. Provisions stondy. Consols .80 ! m to 3a. Tut in mini an Unusual Souuck. Wendell Phillips is lmt an authority*wo arc very apt to quote. Bur. ho did say ono true thing when ho uttered this statement : If a gun is fired in Soutliorri waters, it is fuod at tho wharves of New ork, at the hank vaults . f Hiiaton, t the money of the North. For Tux Collector. Ts • friends of 11. M. HAWES announce him in a candidate for Tux Collector of Russell Cos., it. tho ensuing election In August next. May 23 date HIS FRIENDS. %V:in led, j A TANNER who can take charge of tny tan- j J ‘ yard. Good wages will lo given and prompt j. pay. LG. SINGER, JulyS -iv.’.t Lumpkin, Ga. HUGHES & HODGES ■’ ’ - • WILL CONTINUE THE (TVVVN ‘■LdlWnrv House aitilUßH COMMISSION BUSINESS In nil ii. 1 Jriinehes. WM. H. HUGHES, July I .lit6in W. C. HODGES. TO w inn ut v i on im na as MERCHANT TAILORS. J. li. : DANIKL cN CO.J ILivo in st re a largo lot of tiII.ITAKV HI ITOAM, ..Ul.l, I.AI.’K, ;. iI.\KKDKHATK KTAUS, KLUS CLOTII, ’ OREY CLOTH. OKKY ALL WOOL ( OSSI.MHRES. OREY SATINETS, OREY N. C. .(HANS’ UREY UEOROIA Jo, BROWN OEOIiOIA tin., OFFICEBS’ WATER I’ROOE COATS, ’ No. I Col’d Flannela for Uniforms, No. I I’d Flannel Shirt.*, ‘•’i 1 Hickory Shirts, from Georgia woveNtripoi Linnings, Trimmings, Ac. All of which will ho sold upon reasonable terms FOR CASH OINTXa^V: Merchants and Military Companies aro invi , tod to exumine tin* Stock where a complete outfit can bo obtained. i Samples sent to parties desiring them. .1. 11. A. CO. 123 Broad Bt. Columbus, Ga. Juno 20—dwtf ItecruHs for Yen Months in Col. Sciuiiics’ Regiment. Tho umlorsigncd member* of lies Columhus Guards, having the consent tof Col. Paul J. Bern rues, approved by Brig. (Jen. Lawton, and Gov. Brown to ruiso a Company to bo attached to Colonel Semmes’ Regiment for 10 months servico In VIRGINIA. Recruits wanted immediately to fiU the rank* of this Company, who will ho eriuod and equipped and uniformed without any expense to the men. Rcruits will rendez vous at the Armory ofthe Columbus Guards ov er Temperance Hull on Monday the Bth instimt, at P,’ o’clock and will go into oncumpment for u • few dnys. YV. S. BHKPHERD, Captain. It. N. HOWARD, Ist Lieu*. C. K. KIISSKLL, 2d. “ WM. REDD, J it. 2d Columbus, July 3- dwtf. N. If Tho Company will certainly leave by tho 2*ith of July. jju ii *oj\ a ven u i:kn. 11 AVH ORDI2RH to march for Richmond. - • * Hie Ranks not being complete a few clever, sober young in on will be received Jc furnished with the necessary outfit. Doavc Ist J uly. Apply to J. J. BRADFORD, Capt. \±.U. II.RfIBLPS, Is? Lieut. June 20, and If Hardee's Tactics. Just received at J. W. PEAfFfc}, u new supply of Hardee's tactics containing Colt’s Repeater Drill. Price: $3. Bent by mail, $2 25. Columbus, June 11. dwtf. Saddles, Harness, die. LET If BE REMEMBERED THAT SHERMAN & CO. Are still on baud and ready to give good bargains in N.IUDLi:*, IIAKMi;**, 2SSBTIUINKB UH Leather, &c., &c. For the Cash or Approved ‘ ’redit!! We earnestly request ofihuse who are in debt to a* to seitlc their accounts as soon as possible. 811 BUM AN & CO. N-> 114 II rou and Hi reel Columbus, (Ju ('••lunihus, February 7, 1801.—dwif Paper* with whom we advertise, pleaser.opy. SPRING STYLES! ■mS GO ■<j w p. JL,^isrx>o3xr, Would inform his ffiendsand the public generally that liei* now receiving his Mining and Mummer styles of Mats, comiHting of all varietiesof Panama, ligom and Straw, for men and children’s wear, embracing tin- hand somest patterns over brought out. ai,mu,; Oassimere, .Moleskin tfc Is'reiioh Folts Os every color and quality, nml of the VERY LATENT IMPORTATION, at prices tn suit all. OAPB of every kind, and also a great variety o <Ml!Ll>im HATS AND CAPS, And a good assort incut of Umbrellas and Walking Canes. llivi’ IM.< a t at!. Mu. Ii ,J. 11. SIKH'S i iiitviTi iti: vroKi:, 48 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS 1 Tilt. üb,crit)fr il.--ir.-K. in III*, nreupnl fcMMuJailr tini and times, to renew his acquaintance fW^^Lr _\viili bin eld customers ami friends; a* he usfcl*t2* lius u good HHsurtim nl of piutn and neat furniture, which lie is anxious to dispose of at mod erate prices, consthting of Wardroties; Ilurnaus, lledslead*, ('hairs. WashstandF, Hafc*,Aj-c. Also, Moires'.es, Pillows. Holsters, t omforts. At . Allot which may be had at prices to suit the times, mat lt( J. II miKEB DRY GOODS’ F3EE OF DUTY. JA&. McPHILLIPS, Yl/OUl.n CALL TIIK ATTENTION OFCABl! VV II(I YE 1(M to his NEW STOCK Or Spring and Summer Goods, lloi'ght just in time to come in ft*e of duty • An elegant assortment of D5-J&OSS tiOOEIS, Including the latest “novelties in Munlins, Poplins, Hcarboro Mixture*, Molina f’lotlt, Material?} I'm .‘aluits, <sco, Miitwla, Talma* ainl Duster*. < ’a.shmert* Scarf*, Buit go Scarfs. Homespuns ami SLei-tingu, Pillow Caso Linens, Irish Linens of every kind. (FANCY GOODS; I KIM Ml NUN, HOSIKiII , KMRKOIDEBY. LACK*. Aml r .Giionable Good* oi eveiy style. ar- MoP. CONTINUES TO BELL AT Tho Usual Small Advance on < ’ost 3 U / NO Al> VANTAGE M'l Will fce lafci-n of iln* rircumstanres of the favorithlc time ol purchane. IJUYF.Itrt .SHALL HIfAHKTIIE JIENEFIT AT MASONIC HALL BUILDING, 140 Broad Street, Columbus. ms HYrtTEM (>F lll'HlN EHH IH Small Profits and Ono Price! Wll 11**1 T V A 111 ATION. J :S. vl MPi=CI3L.Xja3PS 2 20 ls*‘oad-lrec*l. I \SONIC HALL BUILDING. - •'..rxhu ..’ iy fi’h. If6l. (JAwtf INSURANCE! MARINE AND HIV Kit HISKS ink#,u t* lowvat rates, by Tin: (u.imci) IYSIIRAYCE iOHPANI, OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. All riaiiiiM for los. ••* ptoinplly aiji:sti:il amt p:i|l wiihout MiiiiccesHAry ilelays or expourcH. Apply (' t F WlLtJtiX, Het’y. I‘ ,** qfirein ilu r ai ofihe Hunk ot <‘oltimhii0 K*Llumbun,Ffl). |H—ilwrt Y. it MILITARY MEY OCOTT'S TACTICS, IIAP.DIB*.- TACTICS, McCOMIJ’S TACTICS, CAVALRY TACTICS,; BAYONET EXERCISE, Ac For sale ut JT_ W- PEASE’S book stoke. Columbus, dec. 12th—dtf Planting Potatoes. Djw \ HHLs . Pink l-lvs and f'earh lllows daily vl M “*•*!*< led, lor n;11• • it a small nrivuiue tm .-.Mil. Ilebl* dwtfl K. HAHN A HD. Fancy and other grades Flour, Q/w \ HBI.H, to arrive daily opened, for sale M M “a small advance lor the Cash. P.blH-dwtf K. BARNARD TO RENT, The rooms over my store, nine in numbeg, *• 444 j well adapted for a Boarding House. Ton £,, good tenant an indu meat will be olfeied. k-,.| J mar SI dlf I. BARNARD. Star Candles. r\i i WHOLE and Half Oozes Candles,prime <| ta at* J lily.forsale at a small advance tor Cash. PebH-dwtf K. BARNARD. i%i:u AKSCI \ lßs. a Ch KRKL. 11l kits 14 and ‘/ t bbls.allNo iVl If A.MM, choice Country smoked. MEHH BEEP, In half barrel* HUGAItH, Ground, Pulverized, < iuHied, uis Hlewii't’s A. No. I. N. O. SYRUP, in bbl*. undhalf bids, all at low *•#l market rates by marts—dlf OtfNBY, CROFT A. CO. •VO Ellilv Irish Weal, A FINK ARTICLE, for sale by the barrel si th lowest innrkei rales, by inarSS UUNftV, CROPT 4b CO NOTICE. CIAPT.John K. Davis l# my authorized agent during my ahnonce from the city. juucs—dim W. G.CLEMONS. TAKE NOTICE! A 1,1. indebted to the late firm of MANI.KV. j\. IP i lit JEH St CO , will please come forward and settle WITHOUT DELAY. They intist have money and that from those indebted to said litm. MANLEY, lIUDOE4 * CO. (Columbus March 16—dtl SPUING & SUMER GOODS FREE OF TARIFF ! FOB, 1801. S. ROTHCHILD & BRG. BEG leave to inform the public, and the ladies g. pecially, that they have received a rich and well assorted slock of (Spring and Mummer Goods which are of the non-cut and latest styles. Wo are enitMed to oiler inducements to our cus tomers, and all those who may lavor us with a rail, a* we have partly IMPOHTEI) DIRECT from Eng land France and other foreign markete, and partly purchased la Charleston and New Orleans. Our Goods are free of Tariff, and wo can thoiefore sell fur Cash nt our usual pri ces. Good*imported direct we offer at 540 |er cent, lower titan heretofore. bit ESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Embroidered Barege Anglais, Plain do.; Brack and Fain v Milks; Molid Colored Fiem h Ran ge, 8 4 do.; Poplins, plain and figured; French and Enaßili Calicoor; French Organdies; Printed J.n koiiets,Printed Lawns, PeicuU, Ac. Traveling Dress Goods, Mohair Dresses; Messin a, Eugenia, and (Aphonic C'iotlis.j wiiiti: GOODS. Jackonot Muslin, F.mbroid’d Curtain Muslins; Platinoid Mtripod Nansookand Mw-iss; Tape Chucks lie. \v. EMBRO lE> I fIKISS: The largest stock of embroidering ever exhibited in Columbus. Embroidered Band*; Mwiss and Jaconet Edging, Inserting and Collars; Pique Met* and Lace Mi is; Mourning Collin* and Mels; Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Corsets, Hits, Gloves, Hosiery, Fans nml Parasols, lloop Skirts, ‘. Laco Shawls, Points aud Mantelets. A large stock, dPeelly imported and consequently cheaper tliun heretofore. O OUR BOISTTSTETS, for Mpringund Hummer, arc the latest style*. We hnvea great variety of Ciap-. Milk. Mtraw, Leghorn and ILot Bonnet- ; Mi -eV Flats, Nets, Head Dress es. Bridal Wreathes. Ftench Flower-', Ruche*, Ac The most de-liable stiles, and everything; elsoup per,long to atniilmery eidabliabmeiit. DOMESTIC & PLANTATION GOODS Plain and Striped Homespun, Onnaiuirgs;} Linen Drilling Farmer's Drill; Fie rh Cottonnde*, for hi-ys’ wear. Table Linen*, Toilet Until*. Ladies’ Travelins-Tiunks, &c., &o. A I.AHdE STOCK OK CXiOTIiIKIG-, AND DENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. A complete assortment of BMTB AN3 For men. Boys, Ladies, Mi.-mra and Children. Merchant* and dealer* gen<-rnlly are respectfully invited to cull end examine our stock, ns we offer goodsbythe on: ur package at New York aud Charlesion prlecs. We intend supplying ourselves with a complete stock import* and diiect from Europe, by which the buyer, ns well us we (If properly supported) will he bem.fitted. Call and cxaminecur good*; they will be freely shown H. BOTill ‘HILDA IHIG. MarchUS die, b‘2Broadfetreet Drugs, Medicines, &c. W lit >I,EH ALE \ RETAIL JAMES A. WHITESIDE, Columbtfs, Ga, May 11,1861.—dtf. Spalding’s Cephalic Pills, At wholesale and retail, by may 11 J. A. WHITESIDE. Bovco Pod’s Wine Bitters, At wholesale and retail, by nuiyll J. A. WHITESIDE. Parr’s Native Grape Wine, At $1,25 per bottle, cash, hy may 11 J. A. WHITESIDE. Nutmegs, Cloves & Cinnamon, At wholesale uu l retail, by mayll J. A. WHITESIDE. Cold Water Soda, • With choice Syrups, Fold hy mayll J. A. WHITESIDE. Mexican Mustang Liniment. At wholesale and retail, by mayll J. A WHITESIDE. old Apple Jack, AND Old) PEACH ‘ ANDY, lit - <1 < at gln Mountain Georgia. (Ml AMPA(iN E Who extra InnoitM For sale by marclil * GIMtY, CROFT fc CO. 2M3EJW si m stt GOODS, AT Cmiy.FUMlNfi & SWIFT’S, 1 UNDER COOK’S HOTEL, ) VO Ii (MUM IT , ti A. *11715 w.n!d Inform onr friends aid the public gen* VV • rally that we have n very desirable stork ol STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS Consisting in partnf lire Du • Good# lor I.udies, Rich Dn • Milk#; Grenadine• . Zenobius; Bareges; I Anglnise; Orgkudin Mn >■ ; Printed Lawns and j Jaconets; All the hut si Hvir* of'.Lace Mantles; | Engl sh, Frenrlinnd Arne . u Prints; Hoods for Hi- • ding Dresee-; White Dm - Goods and Mourning ! Goods EtABKaUKRUI’ I,are. Jaronet. Linen, and Marseilles Set* Fine Embroidered Handkerchief^. IJe.wtsiiu.hod and Plain do. HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c- Crewel, Knitting Yarn; Split, single and double Zephyr nod Mi tlund Wool; Crochet Cord und Noo dles; EiubrotderingFioeees, Sec. STAPLE, DOMESTIC and fl. A NTATION ODk, (/'assimeres. Cottonades, Linen# and Gentlemen's ! FurniMlung coo Uh. iL'.’#, Cups, Bonnets, Umbrellas, j Parasols, SfC. BOOTS & SHOES | |A FINE HTOCK. For both Ladiee bad Gentlemen; also, a good stock | of negro shoes. Nalls, Lnutlngii Uurdusrf, Crockery (ilassoire. Saddles, An, all of which we propose to sell on llm most arconuno dating u-rriH. ALSO. Wo keep a fine stork of GIIOCE R 1 E S , Hu gar,'Coffee. Balt,Tobacco, Bnuff, Cigars, Flour, Hire, Bacon, Lard, Fish Candles, Pickles, Ell rarts. Preserves Ac. Which we will sell at the lowest prices lor CAHII. Purchasers in search ofgood bargains and good ar lirlfs are invited lo eamuuio ourstock before buying elsewhere. CODY,FLEMING & SWIFT. I Coluiubu*,April I. ISO— dwtf. Troy Manufacturing Vo. jgJhjs. We would have It remembered that we are still manufacturing largely for whole sills and retail the following articles, viz S3BSC3Chairs, Bedsteads, Wooden Ware Maires es, fee.. Itc. we are selling at low prices for the CAHII regardless oftho Tariff Dealers will find It io their interest to rail on in* before sending their or ders to foreign markets Cash order# will receive prompt attention: JEFPKHBON 4” HAMILTON. OolttßbuS, March Stttli—dtf. All papers In which we advertise ropy per change. AT THE OLD STAND 58 Jlroad Street, Great Reduction iu Prices of JJROVUK & BAKIdR’B FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, I am authorized to sell these Machines at a re duction on former pricos of from 10 to 16 per cent.; according to style of pattern. All Maohincs warranted. The Groyer A Baker Company i* one ofthe oldest an i most successful of the originators and directors of the biiHinoMs. It entered the field nt an early day, when Mewing Machines were almost in Wieirlirsteia ge§—when their manufacture wu* more o( an experi mnnl than an) thing else. Step by step It hasprogres sed in the develop.,lent olthe trade and the perfect ing of iIH Machines; taking advantage of all poxi- Ide improvements hi the make, adaptation and modi fication ofthe machinery, it ha* enjoyed the exclu sive benefit* ofthe inventive genius of one person of the firm (Mr. William O. Grover) by which it lias been placed in possession of privileges and patents that have given its Machines peculiar andexclustve excel lencies. Tho mechanism ofthe Grover# Baker Machine is exceedingly simple, durable and easily understood by any person old or young; there ih nothing in its man agement that the simplest mind may not grnsp, and it is merely a question ol time and inemr> wiihuome —mom ladies will learn ut once showing, whileoth ers will require two or three lessons; frequently we see little Misses, only ten years of age, op-rating the Machine on straight seams without ut-fiifitance. Families who are about to purchase, arc repectfVil ly invited to call and examine for themselves, we take the liberty ofsuymg, it is better for you to pur chase ol a local responsible Agent, than from Ped dlers who are (ruveiing through the country with cheap Mewing Machine*. U. KEITH, Agent. COLUMBUS. GEOKC+IA. Columbus. Nov. I. IMfiO—iiwtt. GOODS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS CAN HE HAD OF THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO COLUMBUS, GEO. . \\J E are mak'ng these Goods in large quantities, of every desirable < olor, light and dirk Grey, Green, 4'C. Ac. Panics wishing to purchase can relv upon having their orders filled prnmpilv. We are also manufacturing our usual varieties o( ('ott<n Goods, 4 I Min i ting, Columbus Fashions (stripes 7 N Hhirting. Cos umbus Fashions (fancy ) Osnabergs No. (, (8 ox;) Yarns No*, from 5 to H. Osnaberg* No. 2 (7 ox); Moutbetn Cotionades 18r.: W rapping Twine. Hewing Thread 3sizcs. Woollen Goods, Truck for Trowsers: Jeans of various pattern®; Negro Kerseys, A. II $• C. Houthnrn Linsey—striped good* for women's wear We offer these good* ou fiivorablß term*. 1(1 per cent will be discounted troin all A months hills it remittance is made promptly on receipt of invoice. J. IMODE-4 BROWNE. Agent. GolumbtiH, April 25 d&.w3m. ~TsT OTIGE, I hrtvo opeuetl u new MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING Carriage EstahlisbmeiU -in Oglethorpe r s : jet, opposite Prid- CTNvjg gen, ilanis A Co’?., Stables, and aiu to do all Repairing pertain- SEHE'iir to theOARRIAGE BUSINESS* at FAIR PRICES. I have a full set of old and competent workmen. The patronage of my friends and the public generally respectfully solicited, fob. —dwtt. JNO.G. McKEE. V 1 ‘AIUX The undersigned, being about to leave for the seat of war, desires to return iu the Citizens of Columbus his thunk* for the liberal patronage they have heretofore extended to him, and to ask of them during his absence a continuance of tho same. My business will ho in charge of my competent and worthy friend, A. F. Hancock. J. 11. SIKES. Columbus, Juno 24 1861, ts. COOPER’S WELL, 13iu<i CouitJv MTHIS noted Watering Place is open throughout the year, for the reception of visitor*. INMAN WILLIAMS, Juia-4—dwliu Proprietor. TAXES, TAXES! THE Books are now open for Receiving Tax Returns. All property owned on tho Ist inat., will have to bo returned, including all wild lands iu any part of the Slato, with No. District and oounty. Office at Redd, Johnson, A Cos. ISAAC T. BROOKS, Receiver Tax Returns Muscogee Cos. Aprild—dwtf. _____ •lust Received S LOT OF liACE MAN TILL AS, with I V sleevetj New BtylesTraveling Dress, Goods, with Dusters. Film red and Embroidered Tissues; Figured and “ H ir*ge A nglaix} New rttyles flair Nets; fJlark Gimp L ire* Ibr Dress Trimmings, and Various other articles which we olTor at very reasonable prices. Respectfully, Aprilß3, dwtl H Hot lK'lUI.I) & IIRO. LAND FOE SALE. I will sell my Plantation iu Russell Cos. .• ypAla..two miles south of lichee Post office “2C —containing Seven Hundred and Twenty two hundred Acres cleared. This place line a dwelling, good gin bouse and screw, negro houses and kitchen, and all other uccessary outbuildings. Any person wishing to make en quiry are referred to W.L.Tillman, Columbus, Ga., ormysolfon tho Plantation. Oct. B—wtf J.C. BROWN. LANDS FOR SALE.’ , r .• I will sell uiy pianist.on in Muscogeo fjJB County, Ga , outlie La Grange road ! I jpiyL, miles north of Columbus— I tor. acres in jsigJßß tlii* settlement, cnnpr trine uplands, hot Jm HBIMS ~,m lands poor lauds and rich lauds, or at least good lauds lor this section ol the country. Plenty of good water on this s=tUe ment, ard aiso tine orcl aids of select fiu t 1 wi’l sell the ttock and tho produce of the farm on the place if desired by the purchaser. A bargain can be had: tori niusi se'l it I • an. Any one wishing to purchase will cal’ and eianune ihe scttleini lit I cun he found at home on the place nearly it a11.it..-*n Rm , )AVIBPON . June 17- w2V£m* NOTICE. The subscriber offers for ale a valuable 4BLnio< k k arm in the 7th Districtof Worth coun - JHKty, Ga., consisting of WOocreaof Land, 1 30 or Acres open Lands, anew Gin House and rl, „ vv r upon the plaee, 160 or ‘21)0 bead of Cattle, about the same number of hogs, and 30 bead of sheep. Terms will t;e mnde accommodatingaud strictly so when the cash i# offered Enquire In Albany at Jaa Hill's Livery Btables, fordlrections to the place. 1,,,,,. vi m 1 HOB II KI.MiM I. IIRIJHIIKT 6 (lUPMAN, AT THE OLD STAND OF DAN FORTH &NAGEL DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, Paints, &c. J We Imvo a largo and coniplete elouk embra ''lng tile best articles)t Knglisli, French and RSKAmerican manufacture, IsR among which aro OiU of all Kinds, Austin’s White Kerosene Oil, Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds, Spic s, Soda, Gelatine, White anu Gray ,Potash, Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles of uli kinds, Fishing Tackle, &c, We will be happy to serve a# usual all oft our ol customers nnd as ninny new ones b as may furor us with their patronage. TO CASH CUSTOMERS, At wholesale br retail, we offer equal inducements to those of any house In thecity. IJKQUMRT & CHAPMAN, DUUGtaiSTS, COLUMBUS, OBOHOIA, February 14th. Iflfll—dwlv DICI TIM! Did TIN! Did TIN That Cannot bo Excelled. THE subscribers have commenced ‘he manufac ture of DRU MB, and will be prepared in a few days to supply Military Companies BRANDS Sr KURNER. Columbus, May 6—dtf
