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Artlrtfl df Soaliem PresbjtwiM?. Satmial! July Ocb, 1881. | A; a mutvijjj; of riesiion of ibo Fim Preibyte rUn Choroh of Savannah, held oa the Bth Inat, tae fullowlcg minute was adopted : Vhoreaf, The General Assembly of the Prere bytariau Churoh in the United State* of Amir.. ea. during its late session of i'h ladelphia, adop ted the following solution, by a large majority, to wit: Resolved, That in the judgment of this Assem bly, it is the duty of tuu taemners and churches under its care, to do all in ineir power to prj- j .•not# and perpetuate the integrity of rue United | Mates, and to strengthen, uphold, aud encour age the Federal Uuvmnmeut tu the juat excreta j of ail lunofioua under our noble Coustitutiou. And whereas, this rcsolut : on was adopted in the Iso# or the Uot (but our own Stare, iu the JXereiso of its sovereign right*, bad formally e oded from the Union, aud united with other* In forming the government of “The Con ft derate States oi America,'’ thereby absolving us, by the laws of (rod aud man, from all allegiance to the • United Mates Government—therefore, be it Kesolved, That the Session ot this Church sol etnuly, und iu the fear of God, do hereby re pudiate said action of the General A zeraoly, as necessitating an rot of treason, on our part, to wards our ow n government —as upholding the government of the Untied Slates, iu waging a war most wicked, unjust and iniquitous war agaiust our rights, personal, social aad political, j and as binding upon cur conscience, as a duty, that which we feel to be a siu against both God and man. Resolved, i'uat in the opinion of Session of this < hurob, the time has luily come when the i Churches within the Southern Confederacy should j •iiMolvt tueir connection with tbe General As ■embiy of the United States, and form a General I Assembly of our own : and, with a view to this ; coneummatiua, we respectfully and earnestly re quest th# PreC'ytery of Georgia to which w# be long, to take iho necessary action in the premis es, at a< ear.v a day as possible. Kesolved, That a copy ofthi* minute be sent to the Moderator of the Presbytery of Georgia. A trite extraot from the minutes of Session. i EDWARD J. HARDEN. Clerk ot Session. ’ :*r.iwn .\W, Jn'.y [2ih. GnduUj CU§ii9 apes Tlihu. The Charleston Courier of the lltb, publishes the following extract from a private letter dated Fairfax C. 11., July 7th We see hero ail that cornea from Washington, j Alexandria and miermeuinte stations. 1 have seeu over 25 prisoners ray self pass through Fair fax for Ktebu: ad. To day I had the exquisite i pleasure ot seeiug a Z <uav.t prisouer. lie, with | three others, were out itCoum.g. The thrvn eeca- I ed, and he wan taken. All tbs gun;! and MmuutMiiou from Harper's Terry are n. w in Richmond. We can take Alex andria at any time, but have not yet th furoe to j hold. Night before last I wet u<*ar enough to j :h# enemy’s camp to see the lights and hear the j tatoo beat. Teu of us went after their sentinel, ! but could not Mght hue. The cuter sentinel Is ‘ uot 10U yards from the camp. That information j I received from a soldier who r.d# iu their csrnp and captured a Captain alter running him Ls i ato lie. i hare scon the prison r. lie is a Cue ( lo king man. “'care advancing daily to ds Alexandria, as the earner are rctreatiug. Falls Church will be our neat move, being only four niiies ott— j The Yankees assemble there vry often, I bear, j aud we will astonish them tome morning. The i next picket guard tbat g-*es ut iuteuds visiting j ‘be Church, and 1 shall be With them. The fight at Vienna, or the surprise was in our ! favor. • Th# enemy l-.st seven killed and two i hundred never returned to camp. I have this j fr.m a prisoner taken lately. Tax COJiKEDKBATE STATES AUD THX SOPPLT I ox CoTTOS— Wehavebeen m the habit ol re gard- I ing ‘be United .States with great respect as the i principal providers of the cotton whereby four I millions of oersoue .a this country subsist. Lo- i us not for e et that we must now transfer this i feeling to the Soul hero section of the late Union, i Our lotrohants aud manufacturers would do well to cultivate their privato means ot communion- j non with the Southern States, which ore solely he cotton producers ; for upon the action that may be taken by tho Confederate Government depends the question of the future cotton supply, in default ot the ability of the North to muintain an efficint blockade, which alone could claim to be recognised, according to the iawof nations, j It is a great drawback at the present moment j that nearly all the American intelligence tlat reach* s Eimpa through tne Northern S:atcs. Jivdi ndetum parte i is a motto which can never ! be safely disregarded w'.ere there is a derive to : arrive at correor conclusions upon any point in j which them are two parties. —London Money Mar<ot lltvif'o. hcpcrJait from the Indian Nation*. the Galveston (Texas) News of June 26th j lay*: Mr. J. A. Echols, Secretary of tbo Cemicia . idonera Mint by tho Con Tent ion to tbo Indian * Nation returoid recently. JJe informs us that vu© Umoka.aw Legislature passed un act of se cession t>y a unammouirxie, about 1 t inst. A Convention to be held by the Choctaw a about the 14th iot., forth© same purpose, ar.J thero Is no doubt but that nation has alto seceded.— The Cree* ca ion bad a Convention about tho 12th Mij, but they rat with olosed doora, ana their action ia rot therefore certainly known,but as dslega'o to tbo Southern Confederacy wero Immediately sent.no doubt is entertained that an act oi M?saioa itas passed. Gen. Douglas H. Cooper, agent of the United States, for the Chicbasaws and Choctaws, re signed some tims since, has been adopted as a cUixen, and is appointed Commander-in-chief of all their for ce#. Gen. Cooper is a Missiaaip pian.and a relative of President Davis. Mr. Schola has brought to Austin the treaties that have been executed by Commissioners on 1 the part of Texas and the Chieka/’vw nation with five tribes west of tho civilised Indians, including the Texas Deserve,. The Kickapooa i and the Delawares ad Keeches, Ac., bind them- i selves to co operate with tbe Southern Confede racy in the present war with the Lincoln Govern ment. W learn fr*m Mr. Echols that a letter hsi ( recently been received from Lieut. Thornton, to j the effect that tho baiauee of the U ited (piste* ; trains that escaped the Texas troops at Fort Ar buckie, were captured at Fort Gibeon by the State troops of Atkansas. One hundred priso ners were captured, to whom an oath was ad noletered that they would not light ag&inst tho Confederaie States, when they were pertain-<1 to go, but all the property, arms, Ac., were re- j taiaeti fIoPTDKBT Privatkk** A*D Pause.—The pri vateers fitted out at New Orleans seeru t< be do ing an active basin©#*. Up to the 27tb ult 20 were under seicure as prices, including ; 12 ships 2 barks 1 brig and 6 schooners ail belong ing at tbe North exeepr the lieary Travers, Cant. Wyatt, bailing from Baltimore. Tne seisure of vessels made by tbe Confede rate Stales up to the last accounts, are thus enu- j merated Off the different ports 13 In port 30 Steamer* captured un tne Mississippi.... 15 Total 53 I ▲ oiosg the privateers filling out at New Or leans last week and nearly ready for sea, was i tbe cutter Washington, of 200 c os, to be com mended by Capt. Breebwood. She has been en tirely rebuilt, in a substantial manner. Several others are fitting up, among them tbe Star of the West, captured by Col. Van Dorn, a large and highly seivireablo steamer; tbe Me H*e. formely the Marquis de Hebaoa, and the ffn eater, formerly tbe Miramon. NCMBFRor Rroinb.vts ta Washifoto* aid | VictaiTt.—A full list of the number of regiments and men reported as having arrived in Wash ington since tbe wer broke unt, is published to- I day. Th* footing shows the segregate of fifty- J e'ght regiments, numb.ring about 62,000 # ‘. diers. Betides these, are the Cavalry, Artillery, 1 tbe subsequent recruits f.*r the regiments, from | time to time, tbe Kegulnrc, and the Dutrie* Militia, and volunteers In Washington and ! Georgetown, miking about fifty-eight to sixty , thousand, *ll told, upon this line of opera t ions.— , Cor. of S. Y. Timet. So Cosmom©*.—We copy tho following from i h recent number of tbe N. Y. JVf .• Mr. Crittenden and bis small knot of adherents may suggest what compromises they pleas*, but until the supremacy of the Federal Government Is reooguued from tbe Potomac to the Itio Grande, until the Stars end Stripes fl< at agsin overevery f rtress within oar boundaries, until the armies of rebellion have laid down their lasi musket, and the leadors of rebellion have paid the last penalty fjr fomenting the most wanton and malignant cr me that our country ever witnessed, tbe de mand and wishes of the people of the North will not be satisfied. A iAiKCB Sxc*ssioißT —One A. P*'.ru<r, of North 0 >shn, Con o, raised a aecession fl jg Is • t we kon hie house. On Monday last some two hundred of strong Union men et Goshen. Litch field and Cornwall wont to the bou* took down 1 and tarried off tbe flag and arrested five or six Secessionists who were brought down to the Tillage of Gosben. when they to. k tbe oath of allegiance, and were allowed to go iree. Th r o were some seven or eight Secessionists preum armed who undertook to defend the flag of the enemr. Mr. Palmer swore to sustain the flag of the United states. One was put up on his bouse which he swore to protect through all hazards.— • v York Times, July 2d. [ TfiLEtIBIMS OF THE WEEK TUESDAY. Special to the Timed. Leayemvortf, July 7tb. A proclamation of Gov. Jackson rummons the Missouri Legislature to meet at Barcoxi, 70 miles from Fort Scott to pass a secession ordi nance. j Montgomery has entered Missouri with 4CO men VVasbifotox, July 7 I Is meagre. The Republican caucus has i decided-to push business rapidly. Appropria tions to carry on the wi.r will be mad# at once. Wilson’s bill, providing for an increase of the army, and for the ratification of Lincoln's acts, has been referred to a committee. It is rumored that Crittenden and W) cliffs arc preparing a compromise scheme. There it no prospect that it will even be introduced for discussion. Breckinridge U a member *t the Ccmmittee ! on Foreign R lations. A special dispatch to the N. V. Post says that ) 12,000 Federal troo r s bavo crossed the Potomac within the last 24 hours. F. 11, Walton, Governor of Utah, during the i support of Lincoln's usurpations inconsistent j with bis duty, has resigned. [ Coi. Duryea has been appointed Brigadier I General. Tne $ tea niff Mcuticelio, while roconnoiterlng j | five miles above Newport News, discovered 700 I Southerns, opened fire upon thorn nnd landed | eight companies. No particulars of the fight hare been received. i The British Consul insisu oa visiting Italti | more on business under a flee; of truce nerompa ! nied by an armed tug. Hawkiua’ Zouave* encountered the Soutbern era, during which thro© Southerners and six | Zouaves were killed. The latter sent off fur Richmond, July 8. The Richmond Dispatch of to-day, announco? j tho death of Governor £IIU of North Carolina, at Red Snlphur Springs, Va. j Faux Washington and Vicinity.—-We find the following items in tho Washington Star of last evening: Tho steamer Resolute reports ail quiet down the river, and to troops viable at any point.— No batteries have yet been unvoted at Mathias’ Point, nor re there any signs of su>*h an inten tion to be seen. The St. Nichola* having been taken op tho Rappahannock river, the Pawnee goes down to day to relieve the Pocahontas at Aquia creek, when tne latter will at once close the trap into which the St. Nicholas has been taken. • She can be of no service where !>ho now is, and should she atten.pt to visit tho waters of the Potomac, again, the Pocahontas will, of course, send over a compliment, with an invitation to the crew lo j accept Uncle ham’s hospitalities. A letter from Washington states that contracts have been made that will he Ailed inside of two w eks, for eight hundred baggage wagons and three thousand horst.t. These teams will move forty regiments, or 35,000 men, in additio i to those already there, about enough to coverforty thousand. Another letter says: Army officers declare that it is impocarble to j make u decidtd forward movement until more ‘ wagons have arrived. By the l;>th of July, the i hwider* have contracted to furnish one thousand. Quartermaster General Meigs has pressed every manufactory into the *rvi<*o from Baltimore to ‘ Concord, N. li. NEW MILITARY l* Bo VISIONS. It is stated that among be provisions of the j military bills to be introduced into tho ben ate by Urn. Wilson, will he one teduciug tho ivtm ot i enlistment for the new regiments added tu the j regular army to three years, and offering a buun | ty. Jiy another provision the number ot Gener- J als will he increased, bo us to give the regular j army three Major Generals instead of two, and ! six Brigadiers instead of four, and still further to I increase the number of each class iu the voluu- j leer corps.— Richmond Vitpatch , Julyo. Details cf Tattdij'i Battle ‘far Williamsport. Several persons i resent at the recent e&gagc- j meats noar Martinsburg concur, substantially in the following accounts. On Tuesday last the Yaukeo force#, number* 1 ing near 10,000, while approaching Martinsburg, i were met by Col. Jackson's advance, consisting | of * portion of Col. Harper’s Kegimcnt from Au i gusta county, about 700 strong, and a squadron jof cavalry under Col. Stewart. The Federal forcer, excepting Sherman's boasted battery, oc cupied a forest. Tbo Confcdera e troops advan ced, under tho protection of a rail fence, to with in three hundred yards of the enemy. Col. Stuart, with Capt. Patrick's company of Cavalry, from Augusts, opened the en sgement by capturing (he van of the enemy, consisting of an entire company of Pennsylvanians; a sharp firing was kept up for an hour and a half be tween the main bodies, with a loss to the enemy estimated at the minimum of 67 killed, 85 woun ded, and 63 prisoner? ; when the firing ceased, and Col. Jackson fell back slowly to a stronger position nearer Marfinsburg, with a loss on his j side of tbreo killed and five wounded. Gen. Johnrt .n, being notified, advanced from ■ Winchester with his forces, and reliable reports ! received yesterday say, that in conjunction with Col. Jackson's force, he three several times re pulsed theattack*of Gen. Patterson’s entire ar my of about 20,000, and drove him into Mar- i I tinbarg. Gtn. Jobnnt .n has succeeded in | j throwing hie army between Gen. Patterson and i the Potomac, thus cutting off retreat, while rein-! forcexnent* are constantly arriving from Beau regard's camp at Manassas in sufficient numbers ito insure the complete discomfiture,it not capture I of the entire Ueselac force, which may God grant. - Rich tno.nl JJttpotch, 6/A. WEDNESDAY. .Special to tbe Times. Louisville, July 0. Cincinnati advices from Western Virginia are unsatisfactory and unrelUUejakimishee andt>m buscaies continue; a general action is anticipa ted within 43 hours. St. Louis, July H. State Convention is called for July 22. Two Illinois regiments have left for tbe interior. Ly ons is two days march south of Boouviiie. Fed- j eraluts surrounded the small towns in their ; march, thrusting the oath of allcgiunre down tbo j throat# of every body. Washibotob, July 9. Stone’s column bn# joined Patterson’s, which is pushing abend. Johnson is also evidently re inforced. Tbe reportof serious battles is entirely dis credit'd by the War Department. 9 A usesienger from Martluaburg to Scott re j ports hourly exportation of a battle between Patterson and Johnson. Two Feds were kill’ and before niUßsenger left. i Patterson’s communications with the War Do | partment have been very irregular for the la>t | sixty hours, causing much dissatisfaction, j The anxiety repectiog th© result of Patter j son’s advance is intense. Pattenou has sent for reinforcement und six : regiments hare been forwarded to him. Tbe hot | weather oheck* military movetnen's. ! Th**ro was a Cabinet consultation with ficitt, result has not transpired. A daily mail has been established between here and Martinsburg. Beauregard hne felled tho forest near Manas sas guarding approach©j. Do is supposed to be sending reinforcements to Johnson. A porliou of McClellan's cornu and are moving towards Cumberland Gap iu tbe direction of East Tennessee. Tbe Southerners are agsin disturbing tbe Fed tral lines towards Fall* Chnrcb. Tho steamer Pocahontas Is anchored off Ma- • 1 this* Point. Tbe Ohio Volunteers bavo insulted Hon, Mr. ■ Vallandigbam. Col. Taylor has arrived at Washington with a flag of truce, There area thousand rumors re# gardinghis minion, bat It is supposed to he in reference to an etohangoof prisoners. A joint resolution will be introduced into the Senate legalising the Illegal acts of Llsooio. Tho pay of privates Is to bo increased, and Gorerraental expanses reduced. The Chairmen of H>uio Committee* uro us follows—Ou ©lections, Davis; on Claims, Fenton: on Commerce, Washburue of III.; on Public Lands Potter; on Post Office, Morrell of Md ; District of Columbia, Conkling; Judiciary,Hick man; Revolutionary Claims Duet; Public Expenditures, Covode; Military, Van Valken berg; Navy, Sedgewlek: Hoads and Canals, MsJlory. Committee on Ways and Moans—Messrs. Ste phens, Morrell of Vt., Phelps, Spalding, Applo* ton, Corning, Horton, McLelland, and filiation On Foreign Affairs—Crittenden, Gooch,Coxe, Whitoof lnd., MoKnight, Burnham,Thomas ot Md., Pomeroy, Fisher, Pvrsor.sand VanWyck. Congress devotes to-morrow to eulogising Douglas. Valaudighatn said in Democratic caucus that he prefurred peace to the preservation of the Union. Baltimore, July 8. A letter from Martinsburg dated the 6tb, says that Doubleday’s and the Rhode Island batteries nave arrived. Patterson’s entire army is en camped there. No forward movement has ta ken place. Johnson being reinforced by sevofi thousand men, has taken position for s fight. Large numbers of troops paaaed through Bal timore yesterday, (the 7th) to strengthen Pat terson’s column. Bcchanan, Va., July 9. Wise is sttpf el to have the Federalists iu a trap at Glennville, two regiments have gone to their relief. Capt. Bassett's ccrupany of the 9th Ohio regi ment was drawn up before the regiment disarm ed, and ordered home for outrages committed by Lieut. Stratton and eight privates. After inter cession, McClellan restored arms to all except nine culprits who were sent to Columbus, Ohio. At Omaha tho steamer Chippewa, with 170 tons Government stores nnd 230 kegs < f powder was burnt. The passengers and crew were safe ly landed, aud the boat blown to att.ms. Gossip to Ilicks reports secession tdrong in Eastern Shore, Man land, and he wants troops to protect tho Union men there. Richmond, July 9. No news of duy. The morning papers state that Johnaou’a Con federate forces are at Winchester. A letter from Norfolk to the Richmond Exam iner says that Lieut. Maury having planted heavy guns in all the approaches to that city, ban gone to other fields of labor. He will continue his labor# till the uvenuf-3 to our principal cities are so strongly fortified the enemy dare not t ---ternpt to pars theta. £patn proclaims rigid neutrality. LortsviLLK, July 9. At Cairo, Daturdoy nnd Sunday were occupied ia taking votes of regiments for three years ser vice. Cock’s regiment gave 40, McArthur’s 50, und Ogloby’s HO for three years, the balance for disbanding. The remai dcr of the throe months regiments will show similar unsntUfacto rj (■) result*. Nopiiy. Special fur tho Daily Citizen. Richmond, Va., July 8, 1861. IF, S. lloona, Eeqr., of Macon, Gu., has boen appointed Aid do Camp to Gen. 11. It. Jackson, I and loaves for Laurel Hill to morrow tnnrn ir>K‘ THURSDAY. SpeoUl In tbnTimf- WiSUIXOTON, July 10. Secretary Lhasa tatimates the deficiency of | tho pa-t*year, in Civil List at C,000,000, MLccl ! laneous and Foreign Intercourse, 800,000. In- ; | tericr Department, 400,000; War DeparUotut,! i 185,000,000; Navy, 30,000,000; aggregate, ! $217,000,000. Maturing Treasury Nute* ainouni 1 to 12,000,000 ; iuiorest, 9,000,000, muking a | grand total for the fiscal year ending June, 186?, of 318,519,681 dollars. He rcoommeuds raising $$0,000,0t)0 by taxa tion, and $240,000,000 by lean. I!o aio recoin mends the following duties Brown sugar two and a half cent# per pound, clarified pugnr three cents, refined loaf sugar four cents ; syrupn two und half cents, candy six cents, molaa**4 six cents & gallon, coffee five cents a pound, black ten fifteen cents, green tea twenty cents. Ho estimates the revenue from these aouioes ut $20,000,000, tax ou articles now exempt at $7, 000,000, and fr< m customs and sale of lands at Ho recommend* a tax on domestic luxuries, including liquor.-, beer, tobacco, bunk notes, i spring carriages, and legacies. He also recom- J menda a considerable reduction in the salaries of office holdera. In the House, resolutions were adopted tha during tho extra session of Congress they would only consider bills and resolution* concerning military and naval affairs, and financial matters connected therewith. All other matters except raising revenue, to be referred, without debate, to proper committees, to be considered at the next session. Lovejoy offered the following:—Kenolved that it is r.o part of tho du y of the army to capture and return fugitive slaves,and that the Judiciary Committee be directed to inquire into the expedi ency of repealing the Fugitive Slave Law. in view of permitting the confederation of peace propositions, the vote on restriction of bu ners to war was reconsidered and again adopt ed. Oa motion to amend so as to ullow the consideration of Judiciary questions it was again reconsidered, end thus amended was parsed.— The proceedings are thus to be confined to war, revenue and judiciary matters. Cos voile’s Committee of five to smell out details of army contracts, with power to send for per sons and papers, are privileged to report at all times. The House parted a bill appropriating 6,000,- 000 to relieve the distress of the army. Tbe President has beou called upon for the Spanish corre#pondtnce relative to Han Hotnln go- Th; Senate bill remitting duty on arm* was, passed by tbe House. Trumbull eulogized Duugls* Baltimori;, July 10. Latest advice* from Martinsburg are to Sat urday night. Patterson was motionless. Foutrehs Monroe, July 10. Fteamer Quaker City, an armed frigate and several gun boats urn preparing to attack bew ail’* Point. A cartridge hest exploded, killing two Rhode t Islanders and wounding many. Col. Taylor bm returned to tbe Confederate lines. Tbe Garibaldians hare bueu itupr soned, and the ringleaders will be made exasnple* of. Tb#rt is undue mortality in several of the Nw York Regiments, which is attributed to ex cessive drinking. Lovejoy's resolution has paxsed by a vote of 92 to 55. Scott forbl I ■ telegraphing a*my movements. New York, July 10, | Cotton firm with *n >n of 3000 bales at 15%tf$ 15%. Louisiana sixes quoted 55. Lot,isviLLx, .July iu. Travel between tbe North and South is but little Interrupted. Panrengets from Nashvillo via Bdgt field road, meet wLh but little delay.— Hence, South tbe delay is six hours. Train# from the South hitherward arrive two hours be hind time. Memphis trains both woja connect [ closely. Rev. G. B. Overton, pastor Methodist Episco pal Church South, left here Sunday night with volunteers fi r the Confederate army, he preach- to bis congregation on Sunday. Volunteers leave in squads, probably on# hun dred per day If the South l* whipped Ken tucky’s best families will wear blaok. Kansas City, July 10. Tho fort Scott Democrat of the 7th reports a battle between Gov Jackson tod Seigle.near Car : th age. At the first onset the Missourians were driven back and the ifflctn ordered a retreat ; which order was not heard or not obeyed by the wings, whioh continued to advance while the center gave way, thus nearly surrounding the Federalist*, who then retreated. Tho fighting was mainly by artillery. The Federalists re treating before the Missourians reached Carthage seven miles from where the action oommenoed, whero Gov. J,tokson made a night attack on Seigle, who retreated still farther towards Sar coxie. Jtukson Is fortifying himself. Sclgle’s force i badly cutup, loss estimated at from 300 to 1000. On Friday, Gen Price aud Ben McCulloch arrived at Neosho, twenty miles South of Car thago, with 10,000 troupe. Two hnudred Fed eralist were oiptured there. Ono report says all were murdered, another that only a small per lion were killed. McCulloch sent 2000 nten to asiist Governor Jack.-on. New York, July 10. On account u*. f coil’s interdiction, the Morn ing Papers are utterly bare of special dispatohes Wtnee mko, Va , July 10. Carlisle has bern elected Senator in place of Hun or. and W.T. Willey in place of Mason. Richmond, July 10. Thos. 1. Long Hipanntendent of Virginia Central Rail Road, resigned, and Is succeeded by H. D. Whitcomb. The Adjutant General of Vir ginia*hxa issued orders to tho Commanders es regiments In Green,Orange, Madison, Culpepper, Rappahannock, Fauquier, Prince William, Lou don A Fairfax Counties to call out the sutiro malitin force and report themselves to Beaure gard. Lottcrs received here from near Philadelphia’ state that O. Jennings Wife's company, in a skir mish previouhly reported, killed a Federanl Cap tain and nice or ton men, and took twenfy-five prisoners. Ilir Movements in Missonri...State Troops Coßwntrat ing.., Northern Forces Leaving Cairo. It will boictu by the following extracts from t ie St. Louis State Journal, that Gov. Jackson of Missouri is concentrating troops on tho State line, in conjunction with the redoubtable Ben. McCulloch, and will soon be ready to strike tho Lyon iu his den. It also appenrs Ntal Gen. Pren tiM, with the Chicago soup eaters, is about to in vade Missonii, but they may receive a sudden check from the volunteers : Well, wc had conference this morning with a gentleman, directly from Arkansas, through south wcai Missouri. Ho had seen, in person, Major McCulloch and his staff, ou Juno 17th, who affirmed it entirely practicable to organise aud throw into Missouri an army of 20,000 well ar med men, who were then occupying a scries of CHinpnin the immediate neighboihood of the Mis souri line. The iun were crying out lor tho privilege of uidiug the Missourians in driving from their shores the bund of invadiug ruffians who had polluted our soil. Tho sauuo gentleman passed Gov. Juckaon with f,600 mounted men, pressing forward to form a Juncture with tho Missouri and Arkansas troops, who are nly waiting tho sig nal to strike. Gen. Rains, under tho orders of Major General Price, had an armv of too thou sand uieu noar tho Kansus border, and further north, ready to engage ihe enemy. In twenty u ilea of Cape Girardeau Gon. Wat kins bad five (heusaud men, well armed, with several pieces of artillery and two companies of Hharps shooters al armed with Kntiold rifles— whoco numbers were couatautiy increasing, and w.-uld do joined with forces from Pocahontas, Arkansas to revive General Prentiss from Cairo who is oidorcd to brak up hiucuuipat that point an 1 move into Missouri- (S*e aiivcrtirmcnt iu lira Missouri Republl au, insert, and by Maj. Mo lwintry.,for tho purchase of teams, wagons Ac., Hith vvhich Gen. Prentiss is to be furnished. * K KID A Y. Special to t he Times. f.i< RiioNti, July 11th. i A U.i.uiU appear to morrow in tho Kich ; inond Inquirer, dated Beverly, July 7,8 o’clock, P. M., stating that on that day, near Ueu. Gar nett’s camp, at Laurel Hill, which is thirty mib* from Uevtriy, an engagement between the Ist G urg'd Kogiaunt, and u, large body of Yankees tok place, ia which the Guor. ians killed 60 or 70 and took some wagon • sml arms, only ono Georgian wi>i wounded. This news is doubted by Edwin! F. Clayton, -■f tho 1 t Geo. Hog., who left Garnett’s camp early on the 7lb, and reached hero to-day. lie say” the* only Federal troops bo heard nf were in the neighboihood of Buchanon. A gentleman who left Winchester on Tuesday nights, ays that Lincoln forces are reported about 50,600 In Martinsburg, and ate receiving rein forcements dai’y. They bare nbundanoe of ut artillery. i Martin-burg is buiit of rock, buildings being linstly of Granite. The Federalsoccupy Grafton, and thence send reinforcement to Fhillipa. Gen. Wise is at Charleston near Gurley's Bridge, and tho people are flocking to his stan dard. O. B. Lumar has returned to Richmond, and T. B. FI uruoy f Arkansas, is also here. Baltikore, July 11. The Baltimore Exchange of tbe 9th says that Richard Th<>ma*, of St. Marys, Marylaud, was arrested in i>oard the i-taamer Mary Washington charged with complicity ia the seirure of the St. Nichola.'. Ho was pointed out by spies on bourn and taken to Fort McHenry. Several othera were arrested at the same time. Avai sta, July 11. Vico President Stephen:* speech on the Pro duce Loan to-day was attended by a large con course. A oommittec wn.- appointed to procure subscription*. Mr. Stephens lofi for homo at 3 o'clock. Hpre i:il Dihpatcb to Bav. Morn. New**. Bicumond, July 9. The report of yesterday that Johnson bad re treated to Winchester, nearer reinforcements, Is confirmed. Battle was offered by Patterson ’ Mnrtins burg, which was declined. There are indications of an early adv.uioo of j the Tratoy on Fairfax Court House. Acqoittd. I ‘l i.c Chronicle and Hentinel, learns that Cap tain Foster Blodget, who was court martiuled at the instance of Col. A. it. Wrigbt, at Portsmouth, has been tried and acquitted, and his sword returned to him. News from Ben McCulloch—Wt are indeb ted to Gen. McCullough (says the Fort Hrnitb Times and ilerul-1 of the 29ih June,) for the fol lowing dispatch from Capt. Carroll, dated Cnrap Walker, Juno 28th, which says : I learned Gen Price was in about 30 miles of i us, inarching this wny with about 1,000 men, j poorly armed. Jackson is about eighty miles off with 1,500 men, and also coming this wuy with hi < stale offices and officers. Rainei bad a force of 3,000, two batteries, and well armed. One hundred Missourians encountered 300 of the enemy ne ir Springfield, killed 80, took some prisoners and arms. Missourians coming in ev ery hour. _ Arkansan to be Invaded.— An express from Fort bluing lira 27( h, arrived at Little Rock on the Ist, coming direct from the Missouri line, with news than Missouri is being overrun with Lincoln troops. Tho Express mau aaya that all the towns on esrah side of the Missouri are now in possession of tbe Black Republicans of Illinois. Montgom ery and Lane are marching for the Indian co *n* try. Hpringfiald, Missouri, is filled with aboli tiunist# who- intend the invasion ot Arkansas, organizing by movements upon Fayetteville: proclamation or okn. mTullocuu. Cil'tons of Arkan*au~—' To defend your fron tier, troops of Missouri are failing back upon you. If they aro not us aim.d, your btate will be inv*lcd and your homes desolated. All that can arm themselves will rendezvous at Fayette ville, w.itre they will await further order*. All those who have arms of tbe btate will inarch to the s ene of action, or give their arms to those who wiil not desert their country in the hour of danger. All organized companion, whether cavalry or infantry, will report at Fayetteville, aud will form into regiments and battalions at once. The neoesssry subsistence stores will be forwarded from tbl* post. Rully promptly, then, citizens of Arkansas, and lat us drive this Northern horde back from whenoe they came. BEN. MoCULOUQH, Brigadier General Commanding. SATURDAY. .Special to tho Timca. Washington, July 11. The difficulty respecting tho Mexican treaty, precludes direct mall communication. In the Seuato, Fespenden reported the Homo bill for thepsymont of volunteers, appropriating five and three-quarter million*. Parsed. House bill for appropriations to ourry ou the Government, reported aud referred to oommittec of whole. H'cphcns hoped tho committee ot Ways and Means would hero busiucss up so that both Uousori might adjourn on Thursday uext. The commit tee is disposed to give Linooln all he asks. Lovejoy wants a vote to Increase tbe standing array. The House passed the l.<>nn bill, five nay*. Tho Senate passed the bill remitting duties t n arms. In the llou&o, Washburn’* Force Bill passed, uuya 10. Tho bill resembles tho Force Bill o. 1833. Nays, Hurnctf, Hardin, Norton, Pondle tou, RoeJ, Robinson, Yallandighom, W . rheca, Wadsworth and Wood. Tho mails arc entirety discontinued iu Middle and West Tennessee. The Senate resolution expelling the Southern member*, passed, yeas 32. nay* 10. InthoUouse, Vallaudigham, offered an a tuend mant to appropriation bill providing that r.o pur ton of tho money shall bo used for tho subjuga tion of ary State, or holding tha sarao ns a con quered province, or for Interference with slavery In any State. Rejected. Fortress Monkok, July 11. Tho Quaker City has captured tho Anule War wick with s,ofin neck coffee mostly owned in Richmond. Bai.timoiik, July il. It is again rumored h re that Patterson's ar my is annihilated. Troops quartered in this city are preparing to leave Dodge, Unu-nist, is appuiuted Marehul. Mnj.*r Tyler’s dispatches creato interne curi osity It appear# they demanded the virtual surrender of Wnshingtuu. Col. Thouma has been arrested on the charge of piracy und treason. Buchanon, July 11. Skirmishing ..till continue- four invader* kill ed. Palmyra burnt. A reconnoilering party venturing tnr>* near .‘outhern lines, one wuh killed,and two wounded. Skirmishing tor the last 2 days has been rather bloody. Tho .Southernersare strongly entrench ed, nnd if they i ralie u determined stand, heavy loss is Inevitable. MeCkllau waste have attack ad them thin morning. MoOlellau reports Southerners strongly en trenched within two uuloa of hi* camp, and di rects all forces within a radius of forty rnilua to join his colutnu > ”iv diately. Cincinnati, July 11. 0. J. nniitg’ Wise ha* captured three Federal j oumpuiios at Gienville. No dispAtohus from McClellan since neon Sat urday. lie was advan ing toward’ Beverly* I before reaching which, fighting i oxpected. F. 11. Stautou is hi re, eu route for Washington, having been appointed Senator from Khnaas, vice Jim Lane who n.-eepts a.Brigadier General ship. Quincy 111., July 11. • The Btate cavalry appoured at Monroe Station j Missouri, routed th” Federal*, burnt the Station j House, 6 coanhe: and 18 ears, and tore up tho I track each side of tho town. A tnessenirer was | cent here for nrslsfnnce, who reports Col Smith j and 50 raoti taken prisoners. Bt. Jostrn'd Mo. July 11. i j Atiouipi wn* made tocuprurc a train at Mou roe, but it waa backed out iu time t * t-ticape, und return to Hudson. The wires being cut J wc have no reliable news. Si. Louis, J ly 11 Capt. C.impbt 11, of Quincy, and Capt. McAUi ter, with five men of tho 10th llliuoii* Regiment, | were killed seven miles this siiio of Monroe, they j were caught in an ambush by 1000 Cavalry In fun try leave tonight lor the relief . Col. | Smith. M'lttNtiVtELD, Mo., .July 11. Gen. Bfcceney, with fl mg column in advanc ing on Verm *. Large tne mbe re of mounted Missourians, oongrcgßiiug on the plain west of Forsyth. Sweeney Is sending men to prevent their joining Jackson. Cn| Cc-ffeo has been ta ken prisoner Col. Wolfo bn., unoountered lint MtHKoitriuuK loss rot known. Lyon is at Leesville ndvuncing loward* Clin ton Bt. Loris, July 11. Thonuiiii Lome Deiuocrut says Scig* 1 hud 12.000 men and ten pieces of artilery; that, the Southerners had C,OOO men and seven pieces of artileryßnd rnauy horsemen 1 A battle in which Col. Wolfe was killed was fought on Paturday 30 miles from Hprlngfii ld. The St. Louiii Mate J* urnal .f Thursday bira u telegraphic dispatch received on Wednesday night, which says iha a fight in PoutLeru Min nouricommenced at 10 o'clock between the Btate troops i;o 1 Federalists uader Boigle and others, twelve miles beyond Carthage, resulting in the total route of tho Federal troop*, with gre-a slaughter; they were pursued fourteen mil*.'* to u point two miles beyond Carthage, where n ! phr stoppod the pursuit. Th*: Journal also learn.; by letter, from Gon. Parsons, that he (Gen. P.) after tho pur.-uit, sur rounded Belgle’s forcen, and demanded their sur render. Peigle wivLcd tostipuluie fur tho reten tion of his armv, but Parsons insisted up>-n hu unconditional surrender, whidi was cornplii 1 with. Among tho kilicu wore Coi. B. Hina, Brown, Solomon, Kullman and Wolfo Milwaukig, July 11. The Banks or Ba&ktrs have | aid the /. uavir ; n thousand gold dollar* for shooting iheir fellow citizens. Boston, July 11. Prof. Longfellow’s wife was fatally burnt, the Prof, sod*) vorlng to rescue his wile, w:i< badly burned. New York, July 11. Sales of col tou 2400 bales at 15%e. In Canada the new Lord Chancellor took his seat under tbe title of Lord Ashbury* Tho British aro instructed not to rocogu.ze the closing A the New Grenadian port-. Wheeling, July 11. A resolution has passed the lower house in structing Ken a tors and requesting representa tives to vote mer. and money to curry on the war, sod to oppose all compre tuise till tbe rebels are crushed. NewOrlars July 11. AtCo’c.’ock on Tuesday the band batteries on .Ship Island opened fire on a wor steamer 2 miles and stant which returned tho firo with some thirty odd shell and round shot. The latter sunk in tbe sand and wore used by tb Confederate bat teries in returning firo. It ia supposed that tho attacking sto-uiucr whs struck 3 times in her hull, and a .hell exploded over her decks doing great damage. .She immediately hauled off and put for CLamt- Her Island 12 miles from our batteries. Oa tho Confederate side one mau wm -light ly injured in tho log. No o hor damn.go. Louisville, July 11. Kcotts suppression of Telegraphic cotrospont dencohu* suppressed “Cleveland” the correspon dent of the C'inciuoati Enquirer, this is a ini-for tune, ns “Cleveland” was the only reliable re porter there. The Court decides against Brady •(’ Davis in the Ruilroad case, and ihat Government bus tho right to close the road. RroHH-'nn, July 12. (ieu. K. Andrrsnn, Gidoou J. Pillow, Daniel ft. Donels <n, appointed Brigadier Generals of the Provisional forces, Confederate Army. Passeogors who left Winchester on Tnureday idght, report all quiet. Federal force* about 17 miles off. Also report meeting Federal* at Mar lineburg, and desertions by the wholesale. Another report state* that 4000 Pennsylvani nns whose time expired refused to rn enlist, and are leaviugfor home. Nothing further about the fight of tbe First Georgia Regiment, and nothing of intereat from ether points. MONDAY. .Special Dispatches to tho Time*. Washington, July 13 The speeches and vote# Indicate thnt there aio Avc Repi oppos ed to the Administratl >n. Contrast Committee, Van Wyck, Washburn, lloiiuan, Fenton, Steele, and SchooUr- The Enchantress from Dost <u ha# b en cap tured by the Privateer Jtff Dsvi* Taliiatciro,sou in law of Senator Maaon, has been arrw ted as a spy. Four men have boon nr re* tod to-day lu Bal timore, implicate i in the M. Nicholas affair. Senate Bill pr vidiug additional pay, and Masters Force Bill pvisrd. House Civil Appropriation bill and tho 600,- 000 volunteer bill pas*cd. Want of money i* thoreas i av. gned for dis charging the clerk* iu tha Patent Offioc. The reserve of 80,000 bus dim nUhed to 3000. Scott ia in conauitatiau with hu Alabama nig ger, win* says that tlurs are five and 18 fluid pica s in and around Fairfax Court I House. Among oilier information the contra baud informed Knott that everything indicated that tho Southerners were about to retreat. Roaring Run, Yh., July 13. Yl.-Clelian’rt column is foiling it* way cau tioua’y. Tho ‘iouthuriraia aeiu to bo rciut'oroed. Since our approß<*h, ; h-y hv . irking with great energy Battle yesterday at Rich M aintain. South- j erners 2000 .-lr n> _ under Col. \rero aur- j riuuded. ‘lira battle lasted an hour and a half, when the Southerners r treu and leaving sixty killed, und rnauy wounded and prisonors, six guns nnd sotuo horscu. Federal lor* 20 killed, 40 wounded. AH > s veral horses killed. Tha Federal wore 10,000; .Southern era 2,000 mm. St. Louis, July 13. Tuo h luse* of pairuus were .q.nci Thursday night for rajoiciag; though uot illuaainated the towu looked like >The Diit> h ii..rdn i.coper* aud actor* are nutn v ..>> proud of their fellow 4 seigle and Boeusfcain. Numbers torolgßors arc reported leaving in wfrigut. 400 of Col. McNeill’* rerervo guard reiuoved the type and paper from the .< u Journal of tioc, readingaa order fr.nu Lyon pr-ihibiting the further publication. A ape. tat dispa.; u from UN.. * . n. L uis RepubUoa r#;i#raie* iu* anuibilatlon o. oigla#’ oouiiuand. Mont.puuory and h:, baudii* • i.> davaitatmg the W ut- .<ui\ bordci■ o. ‘u Great exei .iuent prevail* on auocuni of tho uppros*i >n of the Journal, bat no outbreak has j yet occurred. s<>o troops are under mm. in dif tcrent pari* o’ ibis city. Boston, July 14. The Privateer Jeff Divi - b\* captured three | V.U.I. “ll’ 11. UOI.H. ‘ LutJi>viu.w, July 13. DispatabufJ li “in Nt. LouU aud Chicago n^o un favorable tithe patriots nt Vernon, but Qalocy | aud iho noighborhuod of tho buttio li-ild, Ire us | whenou only r l.nble information hn# been recei ved are silent. Judge Logan, associated with Murin. -•> the 11. j K. publiahcaa dissenting opiuim, New Y HK.July 13. j Cotton, sale* ;*OO hales, at l&H. Portland, Me., July 13 The Mary U< • ‘oil ha* arrived aud reports be- ; ing boar.ted by the privateer J. fl Davis, which I has capture Amu em I r <.*<*!* witl.wi a week. New Orlranb July 13 ; Col. Drouk'a remain* arrived haro this rn .ru- i j ing escorted by u p*rt.i.u of ibo Military to the j City Hall, whore bis body lies in .'-late. Flag? i lat half must all day Funeral ceremonies will j j take place Mond iy afterno >u. Foreign Vtf . j Conflujmtnn f L* don—lhath , f the Sick \ Mnn~ Italy Rteognurd by /’, .< e. Lut.'tsv jli.k, J nly 7. | A great conflagration Iras occurred iu Lon ‘ don, the in -st for many pen'ration*. The lo*h In c.'liniflfcd at $15,000,000 Tho Sul lan of Turkey is dead. France baa formally recognized i h imlepend- j enco of tho Kiiigdi ui of Italy. Th** • tvtiunhip North Bril on 1 arrived at Father Point writ Liverpool dnt< • in ibo 28th ultimo. Cotton ridek of tbe wt ek 30,000 b dcs, to specu - lator* 17,000. Friday’* *u!es w.-re 12.100, 4000 1 to vpeoulntore and exporter*, market closing Fair Orlrr.n. u Middling 0.1...ns 8, Fa.r Mobile MnMling Mobile 7;, Km I: on band 1,120.000, Arm r. . s t 000. Bread Muffs quin,. Weather f.ivniolo to crops. Ooßi4tl9K> Folldea! news unimportMil. M. J. CRAWFORD'S AFPoIMMKMA. I will addrcNN the peopl? - u ti, absorbing Albany, iu.-d;s, • 233. Da.v,i., ‘m .1 r ! . • 2‘lt*.: K “Tt Gam. Kiiil .y, • :• rti *, Americus, Atb , .. .mfcrG,,.. are convenient pun. m ;.*r - , i n-* ji. u ‘ re.itie-. I bop’ that notice• very wt •r- ;..ughuot th:* l> - .tV*li b ; IS-I, /| . 111. !.O"I) 7t U ftOr. . md ..ihdrwi ■*. *■ and * < t.w . u‘! . *• n?UP MARTIN • i;AU FORD. Columbus (la., July Bth, 1861. For Tax Collector. a* ftrimi.l. • : II.M. HaVVK> • >m>unee him h a •HididnG? for T.tx !:u‘ m)1 Cos. at the M.i.v J i —<l vs !■ Kl< Fitli.NDS. Capt. Mc'ulhmgh’a Company. This splendid Company, tiu lo up of the heat voting men of th© County, will meet In Uamllion on W*dnesd*y, the 17th In* , preparatory to their departure on the 2(Hh. An entire outfit has been purchased. Aft tv morn men wanted to complete it large company, and all who with I to join had better apply quickly, duly 16-aril* GEORGlA— Cbattabouelieo county; UJ III Hi: AH UHliaoJ L.;VVi!Jinm* applies for Ut rern of Guardianship ol the per*-ui and propei ty of WtUiam Robinson, orphan of John 1.01.ium.0 deems. and ; AH persons who are concerned, are required ‘o she i rauee. if any they hive, wlfliio ihc time ore* >ihed ! y law, why letter* of Gunrdmr ship should ot he grer,- ted to the fluid upp.leant Ol> the 111 • I Mu.tdn y la Hep. teniher next. Given under iny hand md oll‘ i ‘•! signature this the ftli of July, i-thl MTRPIIBN W I'ARXCU, 0 .1. July Ift, IWH • wSt'd. GEORGIA—TayIor County; r inonUtealter date appitcation will h> imul© X to the lion. Court of Ordinary ol raid na*y. for le v* to sell the 1 ml‘nod negro**. tu'lonflng to the fhini ■of Htrnelt (<>m|in lateofaa.d county, d<*M, tor dM.riontiuti among the bgswei*. 11l .A M GUAM.. Adui'r. July Ift, 1401 —wtiii. GEORGIA-MTaylor County VJ otic e to nchierMKiid Creditor*—Al Li p r-onindebted to thetat of Harnett Goa In. deceased. Inle of -aid county, me requeued t. make immediate payment,* nnd all those liming do ruandH ngninstaalaeataie w ill present theintonie du ly an henticated within the time preecribed bylaw, or they will not he paid 111 HAM l>ft ANP. Adui’r. July IS IBfll—w4od GEORG lA—Taylor County: VTOTICR TO DEBTORS AND OHEDITMM is All pe:sons indebted to tiro Instate of It 11 Rucker, let* of aatd county, del f •lived, ‘r* here'v required to make immediate p.<ym<;r>i, and ail peram * tiaviiiK demands against aanl de* eased. are notified t' preaent them to me properly proven within the time prescribed hy law FIKI.DING H RI'CKKR, Cx’r , July IB—w4od Wanted, A T YNNF.It who cin tako charge of tny Inn A yrd. Good wagos will bo given and prompt LG SINGER, Julyß—a3- Luiuphin, G. HUGHES & HODGES j. wm.cvNrm-K tux .jiiW.irc Hdtht’ aiidllii COMMISSION BUSINESS In all it* Branoh.es. wm. it. IIUQHES, July 4—4\6ui W. C. HODGKS. Itccruits for Ten .Months in Col. Scmnics’ Regiment. Tho umlrrsiguod member* of the I Columbus Guards, having the consent m of Col. Paul J. Seram**, approved by jL Brig. Gen. Lawton, and Gov. Brown IH J to raise a Company lobe attach'd to Colonel Somme.*.’ Hcgimout far 10 I 1 j V mouths service in Ujf vx^oiJsrxA., m Recruit* wanted imiuodiatoly to fill Ira rank* of this Company, who will bo armed nnd equipped and uniformed without any oxpcuao to the men. Recruit* will rendez vous at the Armory of the Columbus Guards ov or Temperance Hull <>n Monday tho Bth instant, at 12 oVJnck nd will g.. into oncampment for a few davs. W ft. SHEPHERD, Captain. R. N. HOWARD, Ist Lieu . C. R. RUSSELL, 2d. “ WM. REDD, J. 2d Columbus, July 3—clwtf. N R —l ira Company will irartaiuly luavo by iho2o b 1 .’ uly. OOOX>JSfi FOR MILITARY I'.VIFORMS CAN l!ii 11 AD OF THE BAULK MMI FACTI Rli\(t 10 COLUMBUS, (jEO. Vl’ K nr* mutv iiit tlra-*! in lnrj<i* qaantltlcs, .iirvny .1.M.-ililo < ol.ir, light anil Mirk Grey, Giccti, d*c a■ Pino wiahina to purclinae can r.> upon having th<*ii < tilled pronip'ly. Wrsi,'. ~,ii ui.iiiufaeluiiiig ouruaual vunetif* oi Cotton Goods t to- tin . < uluinbu* Fashion* (airipc* 7 k Hhirtiuß <).* uii\bo4 F *.|iioi h (fancy i OcnaiHog* No. I,: o/;i Y-reu* Noc. lr..m *. . !?. <iiai>err> -4 (7 rm. H..u<h.-ii. < . i.na.1..-iu ■ . \S rapping Twura, How ini: Thread 3mz” Wottllcii GootK, Truck fir Trowscrn: .loann of various pHturri-; . Negro h. rxeya, A. fl .V < h.iuili mul. .. y -1 ij.ed g. .-d- t.-r women'* wear VV* ofTi thce g'Mn’s on nrvornt.li* t'-rm* leper cent will Ira diaroiiriti and train nit 6 luontba hi 1* It remittance is made promptlv on receipt of invoice .1 K H>I>KS HIIUWNR, Agent, (to'irentnra, April ‘5 -it&:\v3m. iim k:mu i"RES OF TARIFF! FOB 1061. i . RCTHCHIJ.D & BHD. BEG leave to inform t • public, and Gu: ladle* e p i tally, tent they have received a nr hand well ; :ie-•n• •■ t Hiock ot H|>riogatrel Humuo-r (•ooil* which are otlhe ttewivi nnd la teat style*. We ni*’ to otter inducement* tu our cun- I tomen-, and all tiione who may favor u* with a rail, h w* i.-ivw p . y IMPORTER DIKF.CT from r.ng -1 md I'reinee and mi'er foreign maiuei*. and puitly 1 pur- liaaoil iu Gliuri. -umiui l New Or *an*. Our Goods are free of Tariff, j and we (mm liiered.irn-Mrll for Giiali n o ir u-iiai pri- Go -da non id dr- t w* orl<-r at 31) |irr j cent lower * him tin ei ofore* DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Emhroid* red llaicx* Anglat*; Plain and.. ; i H: rak and Fancy Hiika; Hoi id Colored I re* iu h H*.re-f ,► J Poplin*. |daiu and tiyured; t rench and to.Ji.di .* too ; French Orgnndit?*; I’nnted Jai konetx.i'riiitcd Lawn*. i' teal*, Ar. 1 - ivelittK Do eh Good *, Moliatl DrejE-o*,; M’ iu ■. I-bigetiiu, uud Ophento C.olh*,| \\ BlITi: 4JOOIIM. J.iC'.'iiel q odin, : ni.raid'd ('.retail. Murtlim-; Dili nmrel rttrined Nairao’ k and bwi**; , Tape Check* *tc .* M. 141101 DUFIES: ! Tb. it •■'.-i ‘O’ i “* ( exhihitediu j ColumliUM. Gmbroideicd ItamLi *>o.- -nd Mr.-''iratlGigti • I . f: o. and Collar*; Pkjuc ts and Luce tt. !; , Mmminx <'uliar* und Hm*j Flam and Emltroitlered IJuiidkerclneia. ContiH, 91 Hu, Glove*, (lottery, Friii null ParAbUlt, il ooj Skirts, Lave Shawls, I’uints aad UauteleU. ouk boNt nets, ill .'|.rin(i,Ul.l Sumii',l, Ul. ( li- 1a1.,1 iilyle.. We . nv< u great v ren.tv nf Crap- . H|k Hlraw, Leghorn ! and li -ir llonnet-; SL - Flat*. N*t*, Head Die*- ,ri li* irlnl W rent In**. French Flower-. Hn-lie*. Ac. A^lSTSOlsrfcJ. ) j erUiing to amiiiiueiy - ‘tahhebmeat. 1 DOMESTIC & PLANTATION GOODS Finn t-i.ii .-t. fHom.Mip.Mi, 0-onl,ur*s{J I.ini nDr i. , F timer'* lirtdj Fit . ( I. f ultonade.-., lor bojra’ wear Table Linen . I’oii. t uutil . La iifis’ Traveling Tiuiiks, 610., &o. a i,.,stun sroi.K oxuOfrjEexsarO', iMiocMV ri’:;N'!.siif\(; noons. auiii ms . ‘ dreu. S', • in.nt- ,ii..l dealer- iy Btr respectfully . a. ii t. . i ‘.ii.i Vila..;. m.m k, a* we offer r •• I oy i • ‘. pru . hi New Vork and We intend *iipplyln • .'oreetve* veltti a *<iplele ~ •=K l . “rt • ; dire- 1 from Kurope, by which the mycr * i wii t w ( . properiy rtiipported) wU.be Cal. and • .o*. ..... • and ; they will be O/ejy diown 1 IjCfIILDA ARO. Hu veil IF- do )*J Rrnartfiircet DUY GOODS, FREE OF UTY. JAS. McPHILLIPS, - v H I-IH AM. Tt T. AMF.NTI'\ id f’Aflll v T Ilf VfJitH to ilia NJBW STOCK OP Spring and Stiinuu'i’ hoods, ft-.cf'tii Just in time to come in fice of duty I An nltg tut assortment of ’kKHKS GOODS, Including the ‘.Meat ‘.novnliiaa In Muslins, Poplins, Sckrboro Mixture, \l#*ina Cloth, Main idly h. i -Trui h, ore. Mis..’ . rninm- and Dusters. Caalnnor* Scurfs, ilaiHge Snnrli. Homespun* ami Sheeting*, Pillow Cato Liiicun, I fish LinaitH ol every kind, j FA.NQY GQQIiS,, TiIIMIMA. IHHHMII, KUBItOIDKBI. U6K. And Fa.llioofthlfi Oood. m v., rt,l. J. MoP. CONTINUES TO SKLI, AT The U u;U Small Advance on Cot! ->0 AI)V\NTAOU^E| v mi, i, t ,i, cl the ctreutaaUMiceaof.the fkvornblo time ol pufrhaait. lit vlilts h||Aft SIIaHKTIIB IKNEPIT KT MASONIC >LL BUILDING, I*o Broad Btroet, Columbus, ilia bvhtp.m fir hi hinemh m Small Profits and One Price! WITHOUT VAHIATION. I to llroad-Htrcfl. MASONIC UALL IU ILDIXO. CnlaiaUu., May 6th, 1661. dAwtT j 1 TAXES, TAXES! THE books aro now opeu for liu eiving Tax Returns. All property ownod ou the lt inst., will have to be returned, Including all wild lands In any part of tho Stato, with No. District and county. Office nt Redd. Johnson, ft Cos. IBAAO T. BROOKS, Receiver Tax Return*. Muscogee Cos. April 9—dwtf Hole INSURANCE l“ I/IBF marine ANU RIVER RISK* t,a,u 1 >)wo*t rate*, by TUfcttKOttttlA lIOSIK IXSBRANCE COMPAQ, OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. All claima for lobcc* promptly adjusted and paid without unnecessary defay* or Ripen*©*. Apply to D.F WILL* X.Rer.'y. If /“Office In the rear of the Hank otUolumbun. (!oluinhu*,F©b. Id—dwtf TO nu.rt'Aßr companies MERCHANT TAILORS. J. IL DANIEL N, CO., Have iu xtore a large lot of nUATIHY RUTTOM 9 GOLD LACE, ‘CONFEDERATE STARS, BLUE CLOTH, GREY CLOTH. GREY ALL WOOL CASSIMERES, GREY SATINETS, GREY X. C. JE NS, GREY GEORGIA *1 . BROWN GEORGIA do., Ml FiCEH WATER-PROOF COATS. No. 1 CoiM F'ran'.olb faf tJnlforins, No. I ColM Flunuel Shirt#, ‘ No. 1 If *k ry Shirte, from Georgia wove,9tri|>es Linning©, Trimmings, J -: , fto. All ut’ which will ho Hold upon run ©enableterm* FOR. CASH ONLY: Merchants nnd Military Cotnpnnieajtfe invi tod to examine thi: r.took,wberoa /nplotecutfit can bo obtained. ftaraj lea *cnt to partic* dcairing them. .. is. daihi:la 10. # 123 Br ad St. rVJamiiua, Ga June 20—iwtf jsr^sxr wii m mm GOODS, m Kimi&swm, CNlKill COOK’S HOTEI, i 08, iYB it IS, ii A. _ : /• ’ id' s VI • would tire..reu niir friends and d.epubln gen v v crnlly tl-nr w* haCe * very d©*irah;e stock ot STAPLE A'Xl* FANCY DRY-GCODS Cou*iiiiiKin part of Fine Drt***a U00.1.> tor Ladi©*, Kirh Dtc.su .-'ilk*; <<re*i::idiiiesi /• ii“tl'iß. CiMt-Jg©*; Anglni*©; Organdie Muslin*; Printed l.av.n? arid Jac'inet*; Ml lira l-.re nt ulyle* ul’ l.'ic© Mantle*) Ktigl't'li, Freiuhiuid Aere ncHc Prti'in’t Goods for Fct dmg OroNo-vj Whit© Dr**ea Qoodi and Mourning L.u <. Jaconet. Liusn. and Murauillni**, :• Fin© EnbrmJer©d IlHndhcrChief- Hemsttiiluml and Planidu. HOSIERY, GROVE i, &c t rowel, Knitting Ynni; HpJir, wlnglc and double Zepliyt and eth Hand Wool) Crochet ton! and Tier d'■ EinhruiderlngFi<is*©s, ftc. STAPLE, DOMESTIC ami PL A STATION GOODS,, Caiuumere*. Cottonari©*. Linen* and Gcniie.-i -n'e I Kurnmtiitii’ Goods.Hat*. Cap*. Ruunera. I nibretla*, Faruaota, Sfc. BOOTS & SHOES A FINE HTOLU. For bulb Ladies and Gniitlctnen; also, a voori rftoti of negro alto©*. ! Nulla, fail lugM, llartSwarc, troeikery Dlassw ..re, Saddles, 4c, all nt with h w© (>rupo* to *.*ll on tit© mom arcouuuo dating term** We keep a fin© atork ni (i r o r !*: h i ]■: s. Httgai, t nil*-©. Halt,Tobacco. Hmiff, f'jira*-*, lVnir, Rh c, Raeuit, L-tra, Fiab t u n. Fickle©, r.Mnu ta,Frcaervt'B Are*. Which wo will sell alike lowest price* Lr C/tSll. Furchacrr* in -• trrli ot pood brg *tna and guad tu tit le* hi© 11*. Tired tu * .<..uraourxrefc ha.’ re hujrtpg elsewhere CODY, FLEMING ft £WI FT. C'.'iJinlra.*'. April 1. Iftfll—dwt;. lillOtlllliT & illll'MtiV, attiis out HTaND of 1 > A N KOJtTII dc NAGfEi. r-HUBb, MEDIGINEb, i h: Oils of all Kinds, An.t.a’h White Keroneno Oil, T.nndrct.h'e Fresh Garden Sf><ln, Spic 6. Soda, Gelatine, White nnuGray Potash, Perfumery, Saap3 and Toilet Articles of all Klufis, Fiahiiig Tackle, &c, \\ will he h.Tppy to vrrv-in usual 31l of, our ot iu*ioiaci*o and a* n ai*> new once • tony flivorwe with their patronage. TO CASH CUSTOMERS, a i wholeealo or retail, we offer nqual indoec.monte to those ol any bouse in the city • URQUUART & CllA; Lv - DRUGGISTS, ootumaufi, ojjoro/a. February 14tl. IWI-itolt NOTION. Ttie iubßcribcr offer* for anC a valuable mywßf ut.w k Farm in the 7th lUatrirtof Worth conn uSML iy Git.-conwisi fit ot 9>~o at row of Land, ISO or Acre* open Lands, anew Gin Home and ihTew upon the place, Iftu or ’i*)o head of Caiile,about the name nunibci ot hog*, and 30 head of sheep. Term’•will tc niade aeromniodaiingaod strictly so when tho cash is offered Gnquiraiti Albary at J*S llUl’s Livery MtHbles, l'ordire tions to the plica, t a o* 4-wll Til• *rt It. KBNDAIX. Troy Hlanufacttirlng Cos, 1? We would hnvo it romenuM rod dim wo nro Mill manufacturing Urfaly for and retail the following articl* *. vlt- Woodeu Ware Mattea e*. Jte. Alc. we are selling at low prices for tho G\H|| regard lea* of the Tariff Dealers will And It to their mtoresi to call on ns before sending their oj Here to loreign inarkeln Cash orders will receive, prompt attention. JLFPCKHON rjo uinbus, March “*)ih- dtf. AH papers In which wo ndvortlne copy per change. COOPER'S WELL, IIIikN Comity tliitioipiii ft-wai THIS noted Waleriny Plaoo is opcu F-* T throughout thn year, sos the reception of JLSlllvisitor*. INMAN WILLIAMS, Junei—dwlm Proprietor.
